Malaya Tribune, 7 June 1929

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    Masthead
    22 1 The Malaya Tribune 'vol XVL -No. 132 SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, JUNE 7, 1929 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Singapore: Friday, June 7, 1929.
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    China and Tariff Autonomy.
    2669 2 THE SYSTEM ANALYSED. Regulations Traced to 1122 B. C. ABOLITION OF LIKIN. "Ten years ago," writes Dr. C. T. Wang, in his introduction to a booklet published on the subject of China's Struggle for Tariff Autonomy, at the Paris Peace Conference, the Chines? delegation submitted a
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      350 2 rToo Much Work I often brings racking headaches in its train. The best help repid 1 1 and reliable —in all painful conditions is given by I 1 @oyefc Tablets Of I I ASPIRIN I I that is to say the genuine, original Aspirin". I I In toothache, earache, influenza,
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      100 2 Going for a Ramble? h J gentiy rubbing temple^an!; I Witll a little 47u or by jH|i»fc inhaling its stimulating fragrance 11 A ,lberal Quantity added to your bath ■[lal Wlll impart a glorious sense of I being to your en tire body. <4?n EaU de wi th the Blue
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      174 3 w~- 1 A*\\\\\\\\A\\\\ 7n» WWMr \\\r am HĔS f*Roen£>< 'Phone 3463. lont Throw Your Refuse Away! i BURN IT IN A "MELDRUMS" DESTRUCTOR. j If JLitigates the dangers of disease spreading s S ffectively destroys your refuse! I LI J eaves only an innocuous clinker! ail kitchen hospital and sanatorium
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      185 3 FRASER NE AYE LIP. p AERATED WATERS f QUALITY SERVICE I nr^juvcnarion [fl H J9 EMecUve W>rmle»« rtonmone Preparation* acttoatea P* X H MmW U u,,ra fad,a,ed Mineral Vitaminit J<] .4 VIRILINE rJ 1 Mj for men Oj H PI suffering from Impotence, weaiineea. S Ln Q H depression, nervousness,
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    Commercial News. THE SHARE MARKET.
    592 4 Rose Macphail and Penman's Report. Messrs. Rose Macphail and Penman Ltd. Singapore, in their weekly i-eport dated June 1, state: Mining.—The price of tin remains steady. London spot is £196.2.6d. a loss of 7/6 over the week and forward £11)9.0.0. a loss of 12/6. The
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    Eraser's Report.
    463 4 Messrs. Fraser and Co., Singapore, in their weekly report dated Jane 4, state: The price of Tin shews little change during the past week but with the 'Bull' k'rcup reported as continuing to support the market a steady tone has been maintained. Tin shares, however, remain inactive with
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    Lyall and Evatt's Report.
    430 4 Messrs. Lyall and Evatt, Singapore, in their weekly report dated June 5, state: A rather more optimistic tone is noticeable in the metal market, after an all too lengthy period of dullness and lethargic condition. The metal price has improved steadily during the past week, Spot
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    RENONG VALLEY TIN.
    337 4 Operations to Begin This Year. The first annual general meeting of the Renongr Valley Mining Co., Ltd., was held ?Si~TT n Ia y 25 Mr R Hume (director) presided, and the others present were Messrs. Sydney Wood-Hill, Knud Larson J. F Arthur, E. H. Bulford and v„c
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    BENZINE PRICES.
    70 4 ASIATIC PETROLEUM CO„ (S.S.) LTD. Per Imp. Gallon Red Shell (ex pump) 79 (ex 2-gall. can &/or 4-gall. drum) 79 fellow Shell (ex pump) 79 (ex 4-gallon drum) 79 n. < ex 4 "&allon tin) 83 shell Aviation (ex 4-gall. drum) 94 (ex 4-gall. tin) 98 STANDARD OIL
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      410 4 TIRED-OUT WITH PAIN There is an epidemic of premature "oldness." Men and women who should be in the prime of life, vigorous and vitally fit, find their capacity for work or pleasure destroyed by constant down-dragging pain. Legs are heavy, back is breaking, it is agony to move or turn
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      202 4 DOES IT TROITRiB f C Seller's Lor,: YOTj? Ip H and most hit ey the J f P t SO lth I literature Fret Yen CaiS?* CONCRETE UTRINj^ Districted each. **H a I 1 OEHLE Es I MARIE- j A Sweet, Sentimental and appealing Waltz Song Specially composed for the
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    SOARING RENTS.
    308 5 100 Per Cent. Jump in Kuala Lumpur. Nothing has surprised a note writer in the "Malay Mail" more than the extraordinary jump in the rents of bungalows in Kuala Lumpur during the past few years. Bungalows of the smaller type, which, five years or so ago, were being
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    MARKET PRICES.
    435 5 Singapore, June 1. MEAT. Beef, steak (round) kati 60 Beef, stew or curry kati 45 Pork, lean kati 64 Pork lean and fat (Ist quality) kati 53 Mutton Indian lb. 55 Mutton Australian lb. 54 Fowl, kati 67 Hens (Locally reared) kati 79 Ducks, each 78 Pigeon, domestic,
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      323 5 i The BRAND is your Qimrantee PHOT brand MARGARINE SUGAR CANE Hams c Bacon ®msw f GDD^ REFRIGERATING Co LTD -CrcK&rd -./"eliQie R.O&& I No more I I sleepless nights! I 1 If you cannot sleep, or your sleep is m I fitful and broken, the chances are that your
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      775 5 FOR ALL DEFECTS OF VISION CONSULT: M. EZEKJEL SONS Manufacturing Ophthalmic Optician*. 4, Raffles Chambers, Karllea t'U*Optometrist: A. M. Ezekiel, O.D„ F.P.OX "DO-DO instantly banishes all the unpleasant smells of the armpit. No more washing with soap and scrabbing—no more trouble. The first application proves its magic worth. Its result
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      224 6 j PAVILION I THONE 6903 I FROM SUNDAY, JUNE 2TO SATURDAY, JUNE 8. I AT 9.15 P.M. SHARP. I The Latest PATHE GAZETTE. Ithe foreign legion. l STARRING jj NORMAN KERRY LEWIS STONE j MARY NOLAN JUNE MARLOWE. 0 IN THE FIRST SHOW AT 7M P.M. jjj WILLIAM DESMOND gj
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      294 6 Amusements. II ALHAMBRA jj I 'PHONE 6909 j (TAN CHENG KEE Co., Ltd, Proprietors.) I PROGRAMME I Commencing Thursday, June 6 I and ending Tuesday, June 11. X IN THE SECOND SHOW AT t P.M I THE LATEST EMPIRE NEWS. jjj z!Metro-QoUwyn-z!Mayer "Presents: "The Demi Bride. g WITH I NORMA
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      463 6 GAIETY CINEMA Where the good pictures play. Junction Albert end Rencoolen Streets. FROM FRIDAY, JUNE 7 TO THURSDAY, JUNE 13. SECOND SHOW AT 9 PJKInternational News and Comedy. TRUAR f'S Latest Special! "THE VERDICT.'' A most unusually told drama of love and the law. A story of love ani sacrifice
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    Commercial News. MALAYAN RUBBER EXPORTS.
    361 7 Statistics for May. ttie Mk>wi«g is the statement of quantity and value of rubber exported during fSS to 1 oa 9 te 1«? fatWi>i Decrease Dscl re <* Glared in 00 1?28 t0 aate M 1929 1928 TV** Tons Tons Tona Tons- Tons: S Jf£
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    LATEST QUOTATIONS.
    198 7 Share Market Quiet. Messrs. Etlin and Co. report at 11 a.m. RUBBER. London 10M;d., down %d.; New York cents (G), unchanged. shared-Quiet. Allenbys $2.10—$2.20, lm lofeka $1.80—$1.90, Ayer Panas fiM7.75, Bassetts 85—95 cents, Broga.5 Bukit Katils 80—85 cents, Bciit Jelotongo 75—KO cents, Conneniaras Ml'.O, denealyi 81.90—$2, Jeram hMtaas
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    WILL TIN RISE?
    55 7 V tln «Utiatka for last month, writes gtoancial correspondent of the "Straits are extremely interesting. Condon reached the record figure or iil'Jjr tw whilst supplies were short at JJJ a& May is usually an off buying ijw !n tho ►radp and the record con- r a'Jgr;r> well
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    EXCHANGES.
    70 7 r Oficial Wireless.] v London, June 6. 2? 124.05 52 4.84 29,32 34.92 tr 25.195 «2.07*» 92.65 t Tl 20.335 IHK 18.135 b 18.205 Sfi 18.195 fj?* 34.52 v,7 v 163-4 lr 19° J2S i^h JrJ™ 375 p*"* Si 8 E 574 C 47 3/16 S. Is 5 1.3/16
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    THE RUBBER MARKET.
    144 7 Chamber of Commerce R. A. Report. The Singapore Chamber of Commerc. Rubber Association in their weekly ie;.crt dated June 6, stateCatalogued 1.688,122 lb.=753.63 tons. Offered 1,326,503 lb.=592.19 tens. Sold 951,946 lh =424.98 tens. London spot 10 11/16d. New York spot 20% cents. PRICES REALIZED. Ribbed Smoked Sheet.
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    Lew's and Peat's Report.
    116 7 Messrs. Lewis and Peat (Singapore) Ltd., in their weekly report dated June 7, state: The market has been dull and depressed this week in the absence of any good support from America and prices have gradually declined, the lowest level of the week before beintr reached.
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    34 7 The rate of issue of Money Orders fox India and Ceylon to-day is Rs. 154 equal to $100 The rate of payment of Money Orders from India and Ceylon is Rs. 157 tO »'VHi.
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    Shares and Produce.
    1451 7 PRODUCE. Singapore, June 7. Rico, Siam 1 per Kovan $35S Burera a.|u n Sice, Btrnm 2 $34* Johor* Black Pepper Rice, Siam 3 $340 Mixed Black Pepper B9 00 Rice, Siam 4 $307 Sundried Copra 8.45 Rice, Saigon 1 $282 Mixed Copra 810 Rice, Saigon 2 $273
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    PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS.
    49 7 The Gaiety. Truart Pictures' latest f-mturo. "The Verdict," a story of love and sacrifice in the dread shadow of the electric chair, starring Lou Tcllegen, Louise Lotraine and Elliott, is the attraction at the Gaiety Cinema to-night. In the first show is Wild Beauty," in seven parts.
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    BOY SCOUTS' ASSOCIATION
    33 7 Orders for week ending Sunday June 9: Tc-duy, June 7. -Elementary S:gnalling Class, Headquarters, 5.15 p.m. Advanced Ambulance Class, Headquarters, 5.15 p.m. To-mcriow, June B.—Swimming Class V.M.C.A. Pool, 3.30 p.m.
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    35 7 We welcome, says "Scouting in Malaya," the newly registered 12th Selangor Troop, formed in the Leper Settlement at Kua'a Lumpur. There have been Scouts for some years in the sister Settlement at Pulau Jerejak, Penang.
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      574 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS, WANTED—Shorthand typist with knowledge of stock-book keeping. Apply,. African and Eastern (Malaya) Ltd. WANTED—An experienced Dispenser* and a Cashier-Book-keeper for a big Dispensary in Kelantan. Immediate engagement. Apply personally with copies of testimonials to Hinnam and Little Dispensary Limited, 309, North Bridge Road. WANTED—A nurse, Chinese, Japanese, or
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      118 7 SINGAI*ORE VOLUNTEERS Programme of Drills up to and for week ending June 9. Tc-day, June 7. 5.15 p.m.—Drill Hall, "A" (M. G.) Company, Revolver Drill. 5J5 p.m.—Drill Hall, "C" (Scottish) Coy., .30 yards Range. 5.15 p.m.—Drill Hall, S. V. F. A, Company 5.15 p.m.—Malay Drill Hall, "F" (Malay) Coy., Section
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      486 7 MAILS CLOSE. TO-DAY, JUNE 7. Batu Pahat (Sin Aik Lee) 2 p.m. Banka Island, Java, South-West Sumatra. South East Borneo, Celebes, Moluccas Timor Dilly (Plancius) 2 p.m. i hma, Hainam, Japan, Korea, Formosa, East Siberia, Philippine Islands, Western Canada and Western States of U. S. A. (Machaon) 2 p.m. Selat
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE.
    82 8 Births, Marriages and Deaths. DEATH. LEE—Mr. Lee Soon Swee passed away on Tuesday morning, the 4th inst. a? 2£ residence No. 340-A, East Coast Road 8th .milestone. He leaves behind an I W d0W MessJs Lee Tian Seek, Tian Yew, Tian Ouan Tmn Cheok, Tian Teek ana Titn
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    PAYMENT OF PUBLIC MEN.
    875 8 We have read with great interest t t te ap P carin «r in the "Malay Mail from "One Retired from Public Life. There will be guesses in the federal Capital as to the identity of the writer, and we have an opinion of our own
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    86 8 Tunku Ismail, of Negri Sembilan. will shortly leave England for Malaya. He has passed his Bar examination. Richard Dix in "Quarterback" will be the chief feature in the programme at the V.M.C.A. Cinema at 8.30 o'clock this evening. Mr. M. J. E. Nalpon, nephew of Mr. J. Nalpon, of the
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    "TIMES OF MALAYA'S" NEW OFFICES.
    292 8 Four-Storey Building in Ipoh. A contract has been signed between the "Times of Malaya" Press, Ltd., and the United Engineers, Ltd., for the erection of new offices for the "Times of Malaya' on the company's new site in Brewster Road, Ipoh. The offices have been
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    THE BANVARD CO.
    79 8 That delightful three-act farce by Ben Travers, "Thark," was played by the Banvard English Comedy Company to an appreciative audience at the Victoria theatre last night. Burdy Russell was as usual the liTe and soul cf the play but the other members oi the Company taking part
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    THE FLOATING DOCK.
    72 8 With reference to the inquiry from a correspondent in yesterday's issue, as to when the Floating Dock will be open to public inspection, we are informed that the contractors have not yet finished their work. They may finish by the end of July, and on a convenient
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    486 8 Capt. B. Preedy, M.C., has been appointed to act as District Scoutmaster, Selangor. The death took place on Sunday at Ipoh of Madam Khong Cheong Tet, mother of Mr. Kit Khong, the Ipoh lawyer. Mr. W. D. Barron, Collector of Land Revenue, has been appointed President of the Malay Public
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    Radio in Malaya.
    555 8 notes 0.5,,:^ A Hu m ;,iati„ X How often v selves in Malaya 0 c panson with China! Ye? ■ot the an troubles, have not L< J corresponded <-\ .**y a Trl* specially i n i ODch keep^ 2L?SC especully already publ: l^J Municipal br and the
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    54 8 From Euro;,. [Lorn r May 1«), c* train to-morrow ltJii will be ready foi 10 a.m. From China at Singapore 'f: ..-.-doe From China a at Singapore toFrom Fran the 9» Singapore at 7 j instant. i- -pn^d^ From China an I on M° B Polk," due al
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    TIN AND RUBBER.
    40 8 TIN AND RUBB ER. Latest Quotations I rubber London: q\ New York:—-20' f Singapore: —35 tin. od); Londenr— Spot £1^/ .'X 6d < U P 3 months, buy*» x sellers JJ201 5s 4 "P vtr ton: m 1 Singapore: —$101 .75. <-•
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      354 8 I THE "DREADNOUGHT" HIGH PRESSURE INCANDESCENT LAMP 1 I Lighting. j Economical. X Improved pattern fitted with self-contained cleaning needle. j{j jjj Lamp supplied complete win all accessories and instructions. C] I Price $49.50. 1 i ROBINSON Co., Ltd. i g] (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements.) R I RAFFLES PUCE,
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      114 8 STANLEY'S Rustless Drawing INSTRUMENTS IN SETS OR SINGLE Compasses, Dividers, Bows, Etc., Etc Sole Agents for W. F. STANLEY CO, LTD. MOTION SMITH AND SON LIMITED 15, Battery Road, Singapore. 634 Compare the price, quality and mileagt ffljm T. K. X's Tyres ;k(j] Wi with those rf udt ary other
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    THOMAS TO HELP WORKLESS.
    178 9 New Post Created. W HENDERSON AS FOREIGN SECRETARY. Reuter's Service. London, June 6. m r stated that Mr. J. H. Thomas gg k1 r I f tne Privy Seal and COmbme Jt ,w post of dealing with the n« problem. y r n•■ Henderson is now
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    WORK ALREADY BEGUN.
    84 9 London, June 6. I 0 Mi i Donald, Snowden and Thomas r<r ,t .'0 minutes with the secretarial star! it 10, Downing Street this morning. In a R iter interview this afternoon Mr. jlarDtnaiu saiL "I went to Downing mmt to art moving the organisation of work
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    SECRETARY FOR INDIA.
    36 9 [t understood that Lord Chelmsford is to be Secretary for India. [Lonl h:lmsford was formerly Viceroy of lath a:iu collaborated in the Montague(l Report which is to be revised h; tie Simon Commission.]
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    LANSBURY'S JOB.
    59 9 Later. It is now definitely stated that Mr. fchor Henderson will be Foreign SecreSrv. Mr. George Lansbury will be First fw.iiisjioitr o c Works and also a raembofthe Economic Committee to be established by Mr. Mac Donald, under the chair«Jnship of Mr. J. H. Thomas, to co-ordi-ate th-.'
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    A NEW DEPARTMENT.
    294 9 British Official Wireless. Rugby, June 6L I'nofikial forecasts regarding Mr. Macwaki's Ministry agree in stating tha'; P J- H. Thomas will be entrusted wi h important problem of unemployment. will not be Minister of Labour but wLI, «■statod, hold a new office of Minister ■Jaployinent. The Ministry
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    KING WILL NOT OPEN PARLIAMENT.
    62 9 een Naj Read the Speech. Reuter's Service. London, June 7. understands that the nt at the State openJuly 2. The suggestion t un circles that the ,K r V the Kind's Speech from n to attend the House v n nncc of w ales as
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    Russia Offends China.
    178 9 DRASTIC ACTION NEEDED? Legations in U.S.A. to be Raised to Embassies? Reuter's Service. Nanking, June 6. The Foreign Minister. Dr. Wang, informed pressmen this afternoon that the present Smo-Russian relations are "extremely grave and the position is being considered by the Government, indicating that the National Government
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    Stop Press.
    70 9 FENG AND CHIANG. Conflict Imminent. Messages received by courtesy of the Chew Chit Poh'' and through the "Sin Kuo Mm" Press Service state that the forces of Feng Yu Hsiang and Chiang Kai Shek are drawing nearer to each other along the Lunghai Railway lin? and a conflict
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    TRIBUTES TO SIR AUSTEN CHAMBERLAIN.
    107 9 Japanese Appreciation. British Official Wireless. Rugby, June 6. At the opening this- morning of the meeting of the League of Nations Council at Madrid tributes were paid to Sir Austen Chamberlain, the Foreign secretary in the late British Government. M. Briand, the French Foreign Minister,
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    VESUVIUS QUIETER.
    103 9 Villagers Gradually Returning. Reuter's Service. Naples June 6. The activity of Vesuvius has decreased but the authorities will probably wait a few days to make sure that the volcano has returned to its slumbers before authorising villagers to return to their homes. Lava still surrounds Terzigno on three
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    AMERICAN GUNBOAT ON THE ROCKS.
    83 9 May Be a Complete Loss. [By Courtesy of the Sin Chew Jit Poh."] Shanghai, June 7. In the event of stormy weather it is feared that the new American gunboat "Luzon," flagship of the Yangtsze patrol, launched at Shanghai last year, will be a complete
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    KING HAS GOOD DAY.
    54 9 Prince Henry Progressing Well. Reuter's Service. London, June 6. It is officially stated the King had a good day. Vancouver, June 7. The Duke of Gloucester is progressing very well and the collar-bone is knitting perfectly. The Duke will resume his transCanada trip en route for
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    Echo of Prison Tragedy.
    534 9 CORONER'S ENQUIRY. Dramatic Struggle With Prisoner. A shocking Singapore Criminal Prison tragedy was recalled in the Coroner's Court this morning when Mr. F. G. Bourne commenced the enquiry into the death of Warder R. G. Dickson who was fatally stabbed by a long-sentence Chinese criminal, Lee
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    DUD BULLET COST THE WARDER HIS LIFE?
    410 9 Mr Dickson, said witness, insisted on the rules being carried out. Warder J. E Farwell said that he was on duty with Mr. Dickson in the Old Prison on the morning of the crime. Witness beard a shout about ten yards away There
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    75 9 On Tuesday morning as Mr. Wee Kim Seng, manager of Ong Ri n Tiang Rubber Estates, and his son were proceeding to an estate their car was shot at by some unknown assailants at the 3rd mile, Bukit Sebukor. Malacca. The wind screen was broken but the car vas aUe
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    LIQUOR SYNDICATE BROKEN.
    376 9 Dramatic Raids. BRITISH EMBASSY GOES "DRY." Reuter's Service. Washington, June 6. Sir Esme Howard has decided to make the British Embassy "dry"' and has informed the members of the staff that hencefoKh he will n ot sign requests for the importation of "diplomatically immune" alcohol c liquors.
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    NEWSPAPER KING'S GENEROSITY.
    127 9 Huge Bequest for Scholarships. British Official Wireless. Rugby, June 6. Sir Hildebrand Harmsworth, formerly proprietor of the "Globe" newspaper and brother of the late Lord Northcliffe and Lord Rothermere, has left £1,443,000. He left one-tenth of the estate to Merton College Oxford to crcate five scholarships. A
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    MEMORY OF NAVAL CONTROVERSY.
    92 9 Capt. Dewar's New Job. Reuter's Service. British Official Wireless. Londorij June 6. Captain Dewar, of "Royal Oak" fame, has been appointed Naval A.D.C. to the King. Rugby, June 6. Among to-day's naval appointments is that of Captain K. C. B. Dewar to be Naval Aide-de-Camp to
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    RUSSIAN TRADE UNION CRISIS.
    80 9 President Removed from Office. Reuter's Service. Riga, June 6. M. Stalin has removed M. Tomsky from the Presidency and membership of the Trade Union Central Council. According to the Soviet Press this is due to the miser- 1 able results of his management, which per- j
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    To-day's Features.
    18 9 RADIO IN MALAYA, on page 8. SPORTS NOTES, on page 11. MUSLIM AFFAIRS, on page 12.
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    Sports & Pastimes. Great Victory of S.C.C.
    609 10 Sports Pastimes. Great Victory of S.C.C. WEJX'H OFF COLOUR. Club's Reserve Forwards Again Successful. ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. [Special Report by Reynard."] In the return match (Singapore League, Division 1) between the S.C.C. and the Welch Regt., played on the Padang yesterday, an even struggle was expected, but the Welch proved to
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    Robins v. S.C.F.A. "B."
    277 10 The Robins were defeated by four goals to two when they met the Chinese B team in the Second Division of the Singapore League at the Stadium yesteniay evening. Both teams were not what might fee termed brilliant but certainly the Robins Reserved the credit for
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    F.S.A. v. J.C.F.V.
    85 10 The following will represent the Friendly Sporting Association against the Johore Chinese Football Association to-morrow ftt Johore:—Yeo Thian Lye; Tan Tian Peng, Khoo Peng Yam; Yeow Chong Lay, Tan Chwee Teck, Yeo Chiang Bock; Tan Chin Bock, Yeow Cheng Hoe. Tan Chwee Tiong, Willie Tan, Tan Eng
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    Welch II Beat Police.
    110 10 On the Malays' ground yesterday in a Second Division Leagu° game the Welch II secured their sixth (Successive victory when they met the Police and won by 4—L Both teams were below strength. In the first half FRANCIS and LLOYD each scored a goal. The Police
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    Singapore League Tables.
    199 10 FIRST DIVISION. Goals. P. W. L. D. F. A. Pts S.CC. 6 5 0 1 16 3 11 ..C.F.A. 6 3 1 1 16 3 7 ieletar 6 3 2 1 15 8 7 Welch 8 3 4 1 17 20 7 I.R.C 7 8 4 0
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    Singapore League Fixtures.
    17 10 TO-MORROW. JUNE 8. 3.C.F.A. "A" v. S. H. Board at Stadium. Referee: Mr. Wellings).
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    Yeow Kim Swee Shield.
    182 10 The opening match in the first round >t the Yeow Kirn Swee Shirld competition v/aplayed on Wednesday on the Kubu "C ground, Malacca, when Malacca Recreation Club II met Chahya BintDng Timor. Play was of a scrappy nature. Early in the first half the "Rocs" secured
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    N. S. Malaya Cup Trial.
    100 10 The following have been selected to play in a Malaya Cup Trial Match on the Station Padang, Seremban, om Saturday:— Colours:—W. Seneveratne; G. P. Cruickshank, Jee Kirn Keat; A. Kunaretnam. A. McCombie, P. MuttU; G. H. Brinkley, Lim Eng Guan, G. Norman, Tan Teck Chye,
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    FRENCH WOMEN'S TITLE.
    45 10 Retained by British Competitor. GOLF. Reuter's Service. Bonlogae, June 6. The French women's open golf championship over thirty six holes at Wimereux was again won by Miss Molly Gourlay of Camberley Heath who beat Mrs. Mayne of Adriirtgton by 6 and 4.
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    S.A.W.L.A. Development.
    118 10 WEIGHT-LIFTING. The new management of the Singapore Amateur Weight-lifters' Association announce that the entrance fee and monthly subscription have, in accordance with the popular demand, been considerably reduced. Tjbey hove secured as hon. instructors the services of prominent local athletes, as follows: Weight-lifting.—Chan Wah. Swee; assistant, Jamal. Physical
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    F.M.S. MEDICAL DEPARTMENT SPORTS.
    419 10 Kandiah the Champion. ATHLETICS. The eighth annual athletic sports of the FM.S. Medical dltpt. were held on Saturday on the Negri Sembilan Club Padang, Seremban, in perfect weather. Among those present were H. H. the Yang di Pertuan Besar of Negri Sembilan, the British Resident (the
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    AN IPOH MARATHON.
    69 10 Ipoh Jag-as Rivalry. (From Our Own Correspondent.) I pen, June 5. In an interesting marathon racc between local Jagas from Chemorto Ipoh (len miles) on Monday, Tajdin boat Bagah Singh by 13 yard in G2 minutes. The runners were acctmip*nied by four cyclists and two cars. On
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    Y.M.C.A. Sports.
    68 10 Local athletes are again reminded that entries for the Y.M C.A. sports close on Monday, next. Events open to all H. M. Forccs and residents in Singapore are the 100 yards, 440 yards and 880 yards flat races. There are also seventeen events open to Y.M.C.A. senior nnd
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    Juvenile B. P. Tournaments.
    80 10 BADMINTON. Members of the Juvenile Badminton Party are requested to note that the results of the draw in the first round of the men's open doubles championship competition (knock-out) are being posted on the notice board at the badminton court. This tournament will begin on the
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    Austin's B.P. Singles Championship.
    66 10 The following ties are to be played during this week-end in the Austin B. P. singles championship tournament, commencing 3.45 p.m. each day: Saturday.—Hendrick Tan v. Koh Yew Keng; Tan Hong Hoon v. Lim Hong Soon; Lee Kirn Seek v. R. Kanaisan. Shinday.,—Lim Hong Soon v.
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    Rovers' General Meeting.
    32 10 Members of the Rovers' B.P. are reminded of the extraordinary general meeting to be held at the Vice-President's residence, 19, Lorong 24, Geylang Road, on Sunday at 11 a.m.
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    Shanghai B. P. "B" v. U.C.A.
    54 10 The following will represent the Shanghai B.P. "B" against the United Chinese Amateurs on the former's court to-morrow at 3.30 pjn. Khoo Eng Poh, Chua Poh Chuan, Chua Joo Kirn, Wee Teck Soon, Tan Sip Chew and Tan Quee Leng. Reserves: Chua Joo Say
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    WEEK-END FIXTURES.
    85 10 County Matches. CRICKET. The following C.unty Championship and other first class matches will commence tomorrow England v. the Rest (T.ial Match) at Ixird's. Essex v. Glamorgan at Colchester. Leicester v. Hants at Leices.er. Nor hants v. Surrey U Ke tering. Yorks v. Sussex at Leeds. Notts v. M
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    Local Games.
    461 10 S.C.C. TOURNAMENT. The S.C.C. cricket tournament commences this week with a game between Merchants and Etceteras, commencing at 5 p.m. on the padang to-day, and continuing at 2 p.m. to-morrow. B.B. AND I. v. WELCH REGT. The Bankers Brokers and Insurance team of the S.C.C. will meet a
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    Rafflcsians: Past v. Present.
    147 10 The anmuil maU'h. I'.ist v. Pres.nt Raffb sians, v. ill be played on the fctoccl jroimd fo-niorrnw, commencing at 2 p.m. The plr.yers will be "At Home" to all Caflfcsi'ans *nd th ir lady friends from 4 p.m., when refreshments will be s< rve i, tnd
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    MALAY INTER-SCHOOL DRILL AND GAMES.
    34 10 The Malay Inter-School Di ill and Games Competition will be held on the ground of Raffles Institution on Monday next at 2 p.m. All those interested are cordially invited.
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    119 10 One of the most sensational cases that has ever come before a Court ot Law in Ceylon will probably bo instituted shortly at Kandy. The action mainly depends upon documentary evidence, as the principal actors in the drama are long since dead. A low-country Sinhalese, whj calls himself a descendant
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    Murder Enquiry.
    312 10 ALLEGED CULPRITS IN THE DOCK. Monej Obtained by Threats. Mr. F. G. Bourne held an enquiry in the Coroner's Court yesterday into the death of a Chinese who was m uric-red in a lorong off North Bridge Road on May 23. Chief Detective-Inspector Porter conducted the prosecution. Three
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    JEWELLERY THIEVES.
    143 10 Accomplice Smartly Captured. Inspector Farquharson, of the Rochore Division, has been loi the capture of two Chinese jewellery thieves wno broke into a second-hand jeweller's shop in North Bridge Road on tht night of May 1 and took away jewellery 10 Li.c value of $600. When a report
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    FISHING TRAGEDY.
    124 10 Japanese Entangled in the Nets. The circumstances under which a seven-een-year-old Japanese fisherman was drowned were related in the Coroner's Cour: on Wednesday. The brother of the deceased said that th latter was a member of the crew of one of srvoral small fishing boats. On May 21
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    The Bukit Pasoh Alliance.
    215 10 WIDOWS STATUS UP HE|J) I«dr*ert in l ntcrestill Action. In th.: Supreme Ccur b> a l Mr. Justice .Dean, r h '< cheese in whk-hZ, J >t by his next frie Maricar, sough' set 22?, PiVr »v administration granted to x Abdul, widow of Jakira HuiSa!
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    NEWS FROM JAPAN.
    131 10 Cause of the Yen's Decline. ["Japanese New?" S"rvi<e.] Tokyo, June 4. The fall of the Yen below $44 (poidi is mainly due to the rumours that th? Government is now contemplating payment of the interest on foreign loans and the settlement of foreign tradp accounts. Import traders
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    89 10 The "Silverfir" arrived to-day from mt Francisco. She is sailing for Calcutta Sunday. The "D.lagoa Maru" is due on Tarsday from Liverpool and is sailn? m Japan the ncx: day. The "Hakodate Maru" is due free Bombay on Tuesday and is sailmr Japan the same ciay. The "Pres.
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    ARRIVALS.
    149 10 Katori Maru," Jap., 6,127 J Araki, from Yokohama, b-6; for "'"Graystoke Castle," Brit, un<J Capt. Lee, from Manila, 6-6, tor G. G. Roumt*," Fr.. l.S™ tonC# Yreegauille, from Saigon, 6 6, 10 6 AkiU Maru." Jap,, Miyani, from okkaichi, tH), 7-6. 9 isft tons. Steel Inventor." American, Cap. Shanahan.
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    ROBINSONERD MURDER
    31 10 ROBINSON ERD MURDER Coroner's Verdict of Murde r ..imhle 3 A verdict of > iri d !'«aw the conduson i r r. into the Robinson jn Po iiee cuJwand Singh is l
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    34 10 The foflowini calendar for. Court to-day I Dcane:—Moti notice: Chop Hoi S for Receiving V Sta Maria. T< motion under• s# t: on t He; motion foi api g gr reiver: Ch
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      231 10 SINGAPORE DIARY. T« -day. Juno 7. High Tide*.— 10.31 "a.m., 9.57 p.m. Cricket: Merchants v. Etceteras, (S.CC). Police Band: Botanical Gardens, 5 p.m. Banvard's: Diversion," Vie. Theatre, 9.30 p.m. Tc-morrow, June 8. High Tides.—ll.l9 a.m., 10.34 p.m. Cricket: Merchants v. Etceteras, S.CC; V.M.C.A v. P Brani. 8.8. and L v.
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    1511 11 A WEEKLY COMMENTARY. special to the "Malaya Tribune.") a likelihood of a revival in T^ rt i recently when a wouldendeavoured to get Battling Song to figure in the mam y: 1 resting programme between fortunately, Song put a neel by asking for a t win, lose or
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    FENG ORGANISES OFFENSIVE.
    150 12 Clash Inevitable. NOT WAITING FOR CHIANG S ATTACK. ["Sin Kuo Min" Press Service.] Shanghai, June G. Chiajig Kai Shek to-day ordered the Southern Route Commander-in-Chief Ho Ying Ching, to begin an attack in Feng Vu Hsiang along the Pinghan railway line. Tcng Seng Chi's troops are attacking
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    REQUEST TO RESCIND ARREST WARRANT.
    140 12 Yen Hsi Shan's delegates, Chu Shou Kuarg and Chia Ching Teh, accompanied by Ting Chun Kao, who visited Feng Vu Hsiang at Tungkuan, returned to Yuncher.g with Feng Yu Hsiang's representatives, Tang Chi Thse and Chao Ho Sin, reporting to Yen Hsi Shan. As a
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    DEVELOPMENTS IN KWANGSL
    127 12 Hong Kong, June G. han Chat has decided that to-monow or on June 8 h* will retain to Canton from Wuchow v.hich is in the hand* of Cantonese and Nationalists. The Central Bank has de.ided to reorgar.i: j. Hsiang Han Ping, returned last night to Canton in
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    WAR IN SOUTHERN HONAN.
    233 12 [By Courtesy cf the "Sin Chew Jit Poh."] Il< p.g Kong, June G. Owing to doing much vo:k dan Chai TongV appetite is iffected and hia illness is again very serious. Yesterday he went tc Yoe Yang hospital. Through his illness affairs at headquarters are handed
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    1231 12 THE NEW MEN IN THE EAST. Who Really Govern. (By Our Muslim Correspondent.) Under the above captions a recent issue of the "Outline contains an interesting articb by Sir Denison Ross of the three "big men of the Muslim world," —Ghazi Mustapha Kemal Pasha, of Turkey, Shah Riza
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