Malaya Tribune, 23 April 1930

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    22 1 The Malaya Tribune Vol. XVII. No. OS SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 23, 1930 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Singapore: Wednesday, Apr. 23, 1930.
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      251 1 LIPTON'S CEYLON TEA. YOU CANNOT BETTER THE BEST. lII ll'l "I Hj-V A. Staub Co.,- Cognac. m Pure Grape-juice Brandies. A, 1 ii j Delightful and Mellow of taste with jf J a real Cognac Aroma. jB J lg| TRY Staubs I 3 STARS or 5 CROWNS !||p I (j-i-Jj
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      186 1 "FLORODOR" /ft C*. Washing Suitings /r jy /V/ J]AiL '7 HIGH STREET, Singapore. Protection j 8 Security. 1 8 —SK JJ nJ I No RATNER fire-resisting safe has I jjj ever had its contents destroyed by fire, 9 and no RATNER thief-resisting safe I has ever been opened by burglars.
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    Home Sports Review.
    2220 2 ENGLAND'S CRICKET CAPTAINCY. Huddersfield Cup Favourites. REM ARK ABLE BILLI ARDS MATCH. Special to the "Malaya Tribune."/ London. March 27. One of the Prince of Wales's favourite mounts is a Texas pony which was given to him five years ago when the rodeo was on at Wembley.
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      26 2 MALAYAN CARTOONS.-NO. 3. Specially Drawn For The "Malaya Tribune By Mr. Van Kee Leon*. TJ*** run vols to J mMr\ tub f=r o Ti TMts J
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      457 2 a THAT, g I After trying other Brands f I "SUGARCANE' I HAMS and BACON I I ABE jjj lij "THE BEST BY TEST" I I Truth in Advertising j Indicates Sound Judgment. I REFRIGERATING Co LTD igOrchard Road, Selegie Road, Keppel Road and Grange Road Market, j I Orange
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    The Gandhi Legend.
    929 3 CRITICISM DESCRIBED AS BLASPHEMY! Indian Paper's Bold Protest. The "Indian Daily Mail" (Bombay) holds very similar views to those of the "Malaya Tribune" in regard to Mr. Gandhi, and is to be admired for so courageously expressing them in the following editorial, headed "The New Blasphemy," in
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    LIFE IN MALAYA.
    539 3 Lady Peel Tells London About It. Lady Peel, the wife of Sir William Peel whose stay in Malaya has been closed by the appointment of her husband as Governor of Hong Kong, regards Malays as Nature's gentlemen. During her visit to Eneland. at the beginning of which
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      231 3 I HEALTH I Swim (ILI>) AND jll HAPPINESS I jIO i» Bottle j 'Phone 3463 I For yo«r Trial Order. 19 THE PHOENIX! Aerated Water Works 1 SINGAPORE. I Ln I'll tell you how ftfett 81 I sed to lie awake for hour* myself—restless, fretful, but no iff more. I've
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    Cricket Topics.
    806 4 England Selector Hopeful. "I am gald that we will have time to think <;ut things before the opening of the season." •said Mr. H. D. G. Leveson-Gower (cha rman of the English Selection Committee) in the course of an interview with "The Evening Standard." "We have no need
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    LUXURY LIFE OF A WOMAN THIEF.
    498 4 Passionate Love For Her Child. "We look on her as a most persistent and (ne of the most clever goodclass hotel thieves known to the police, and one who is most difficult io arrest. The only thing I can say in her favour U
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      236 4 Medical Books. Manikins: Atlas of The Anatomy and Physiology of the FEMALE Human Body. By G. M. Dupuy. J4.50. Male—By W. S. Furnaux. $3.00. Child—By W. S. Furnaux. $2.10. Female Generative organs and of PREGNANCY. By A. E. Giles. $3.00. A chart of the SKELETON, for case taking and X-Ray
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    Correspondence.
    91 5 [Our readers are invited to write to us on subjects of public interest. It must be understood that the "Malaya Tribune" does not necessarily endorse opinions expressed by correspondents. LETTERS SHOULD BE AS BRIEF AS POSSIBLE, preferably typewritten (double spacing), and on one side of the paper only. Pen-names
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    Mr. Gandhi's Aims.
    771 5 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir, —I should like to touch upon a few poin's that may be misleading to many of your nonIndian readers, after perusing the letter of Mr. Sebestian D. Rayman, who is quite ignorant of the Mahatma's latest ideas in establishing a free,
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      249 6 Amusements. ALHAMBRA I„ 'PHONE 6909 FROM TUESDAY, APRIL 22 TO SUNDAY, APRIL 27. NIGHTLY AT 6.15 P.M. AND 9.15 P.M. SATURDAY AND SUNDAY AT 3 P.M. i THE BISHOP I MtRDIR CASE ™E PERFECT I jjj picture MYSTERY THRILLER. ENJOY AN EVENING \\v\ I 1001 THRILLS. I I AND jjj
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      314 6 4 4 cJiiiiy To-m,/,,, FROM FRIDAY. APRIL 18 TO THCRSDAY, APRIL 3| 2nd. Show at 9.15 p.m. CARTOON NEW COMEDY WALLACE BEERY AND RAYMOND HATTON IN IN THE AID" A comedy bombshell portraying the twins of mirth in a war sett,,, fun. thrill and frill. Ist. Show. AN EDDIE CANTOR
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    Commercial News. LATEST QUOTATIONS.
    306 7 Both Commodities Down. liaam. Etlin and Co. report at 11 a.m. ,»-dav: RUBBER. l,ondon 7\d.. down l/16d. New York 14% cents (G). down cent. Shares:—Quiet. Allenbys $1.60—51.70, Ayer lekf $1 45 —$1.55. Ayer Panas $1.40—51.50, ftts 70 —75 cents, Brogas $1 —51.05, Bukit h tongs 57
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    303 7 British Official Wireless. <By courtesy of H. and S. Bank.) SINGAPORE, APRIL 23. SELLING. London 4 months' sight 2s. 3 15/16 d London 3 months' sight 2s 3? d London 60 days' sight 2s. 3 13/16 d London 30 days' sight 2s. 3 25/32 d London demand o
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    THE COPRA MARKET.
    42 7 Barlow's Report. Barlow and Co., Singapore, in their dated April 17. state: a ket con tinues steady. Approximately were shipped. Closing quotations are Su ndried $9.25; MLxed $8.80. oJl he S hare ,ist win be found on Page 12.]
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    RUBBER AND TIN AT HOME.
    202 7 Company Profits And Dividends. (By arrangement with the S.FJ>.) London, April 22. 7* T d he *nH bb er markCt opened to da y with Spot were 122*2 7 "'l* the prices The rubber rharemarket is steady and dull at l Sare 125,370 ordinal ing
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    STRAITS TRADING CO.
    84 7 Mr. W. A. Fell Retires. From Board. son runn Mr A Fell f Messrs damson. Gilfillan and Co.. Ltd., retired from the board of the Straits Trading Co., Ltd.. on tivl ?.wP* association of the representarZ/ firm with the directorate of the Straits Trading Co., Ltd.. has
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    THE RUBBER MARKET.
    229 7 Barlow's Report. Messrs. Barlow and Co.. Singapore, in their weekly report dated April 17, state: The local market has been dull and featureless during the past week, with prices varying between 24. and 25 cents. This morning's cables quote London up 1 I6d at 7 7 16d.
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    TO-DAY'S RUBBER PRICES.
    63 7 SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF RUBBER ASSOCIATION. 12 O'CLOCK NOON. APRIL 23. Buyers. Srllerv R.S.S. equal to London Standard. Spot 24-. 24 Standard R.S.S. on Tender Ma J' 25 25', Jun 25',. 25, May/June 25 25. July/September 26'- 26Tone of Market:—Easier. Latest Cable.—London Spot Sheet 7\d per lb. New
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    PRODUCE.
    163 7 SINGAPORE. APRIL 23. Rice, Siam New A-l per Koyan $368 Rice, Siam New 1 §342 Rice, Siam New 2 $320 Rice, Siam New 3 $303 Rice, Siam New 4 $280 Rice, Saigon A-l $270 Rice. Saigon 1.. M ''IWif Rice, Saigon 2 $254 Rice, Saigon 3 $240 Rice. Rangoon
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    NEWS FROM JAPAN.
    157 7 Tokyo Tramway Strike. Reuter's Service. Tokyo, April 23. Opening the special Parliamentary session held in the House of Peers, H.I.M. the Emperor, wearing a Generalissimo's full dress, read the rescript declaring that the session had begun. ["Japanese News" Service.} Tokyo, April 22. The trade returns for the
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    NAVAL BASE MANDORE IN TROUBLE.
    171 7 Alleged Breach Of Trust. An Indian Mohamedan named Mohamed Amirdeen was again before the District Judge (Mr. C. Wilson) yesterday when the case in which he is charged with criminal breach of trust was continued. The accused is alleged to have misappropriated certain sums of
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    DETECTIVE STORY ON THE TALKIES.
    117 7 The now customary full house assembled at the Alhambra last evening for the first night oi The Bishop Murder Case." This new talkie is a crime-and-detective thriller of the approved type—mysterious murdeis. the brainy investigator and his foil the simple sergeant beauty in peril, and
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    PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS.
    117 7 Menjou At His Best. "Marquis Preferred." featuring Adolph Menjou and now running at the Pavilion, is a story of an old French aristocratic family and it depicts Menjo.i as having inherited a fine old chateau with b sufficient money to run it and all the attendant difficulties minimised
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    The Surina.
    68 7 "Snowed In." a Pathe serial said to be even more replete with thrills, mystery and excitement than The Clutching Hand" in "The Exploits of Elaine," is Surina's newest serial offering this week. AlTcne Ray and Walter Miller are the featured stars. This serial will be shown complete nightly
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    40 7 The gentleman referred to in our article on the Automatic Telephone system < which apneared in our issue oi Saturday) as the manager of the Commercial Efficiency Bureau ls Mr. Lee Thian Hock. He gave much assistance to the Telephone Co.
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    BENZINE PRICES.
    131 7 ASIATIC PETROLEUM CO.. (S.S.) LTD. v Per Imp. Gallon cts. sneTT Aviation Spirit ex 4-gl. drums per imp. gl. 90 Red Shell Motor Spirit ex pump and/or 4-gl. drums per imp. gl. 79 Yellow Shell Motor Spirit per 4-gl. tin $3.30 Shell and Coastlight Kerosene per 2 tins
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    40 7 The Borneo Co., Ltd., Singapore, as agents have received a cable from the head office stating that the Pahang Consolidated Co., Ltd has declared an interim dividend on the ordinary shares of 5 per cent, actual, payable on May 31.
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    589 7 Notice To Mariners. 18t T h he inr° n wm' WhlCh le Hong Kon on the morrow expected to- on T t h he wT* f eng haVlng left Hon Kong to-rnorrol T CXPeCted l rPach h The Dutch steamer "Van der Lijn" arrived on boar°d rmng Semarang
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    118 7 Ships Alongside The Wharves. Singapore. April 23. Ea&t Wharf (Entrance Gate 1). Viminale 22: Talma 20. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3). Tilawa 18; Kola 16; Amboise 13: Perak 12: Moni 11; Diomed 9: Huntress 7. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 3). Steel Scientist 30; Hannover 32; Amnion 35 Trentbank
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    106 7 Miss Cochrane was successfully operated on Ku al aP T PendlCUiS at the European Hospiu Kuala Lumpur, on Monday evening. J*»rmtM of issue of Money Orders for India and Ceylon to-day is Rs 153 for $100. rate of payment of Money Orders from Xndta and Ceylon is Rs. 157 for
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    MALAYAN EXHIBITION.
    96 7 Satisfactory Results. Chaos once more prevails at the M.A.H.A. exhibition ground, and the order that will come soon, says the •'Malay Mail." will be the order of utter emptiness. But most of those associated with the Exhibition are entitled to feel satisfied with the results. At the exhibition
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      353 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. WANTED-Second-hand Pathe-Baby Projector, complete, with films, stating prices Apply Box 169. c o Malaya Tribune. WANTED-Educated man with good knowledge of English for work on local paper Must know Singapore well and be able to interview prospective advertisers. Good salary Tribune 111 *****011 R C'° Malaya FOR SALE—One
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      753 7 MALAYAN METEOROLOGICAL SERVICE. Daily Weather Report. Bright RelaTemperantc. Rain- Sun- tive Wind Stations. T T HUml Speed. Alor Star Hm ty Uon 35 Weather. Kota Bharu v, li Jj 75 Calm Cloudy K. Trengganu 89 75 5 "H 75 s w I Cloudy Kroh J l\ «J M 75 S.S.W.
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    DEATH.
    42 8 Mr. Lee Chim Kian. of No. 71, Lorong 3. East Coast Road (behind Joo Chiat Road Market), aged 61. oassed away on April 21. Funeral on FrMay. the 25th instant, at 10 a.m. to Bukit Brown Cemetery. «Malacca paper please copy.)
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
    46 8 Messrs. Chan Woon Seng. Chee Koon Ciang. Seah Peng Hong and Chan Eng Hee b?g to thank all relatives. Schools. Associations and friends who attended the funeral of the late Mr. Chan Kim Meng and also those who sent wreaths and letters of condolence, etc.
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    THE EXHIBITION.
    717 8 Over 37,000 people visited th .Malayan Exhibition at Kuala Lumpur during the week-end. This, with unfavourable weather prevailing, is an impressive number, though not rs large as was recorded in 1925 (70,000) or the two following years (over 50,000). One explanation is that the show was open for
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    168 8 The Band of the 2nd untitled. the Welch Regiment will give a concert at the Victoria Theatre on Sunday, May 4. at 9.15 p.m. Mrs. John Scott has kindly consented to b? Vice-President for the Straits Settlements of the Girl Guides Association in Malaya. The Rev. W. Murray. M.A.. will
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    79 8 Prom Holland and Germany by 'J. P. Coen. due Singapore to-morrow. Prom China and Japan by "Atsuta Maru." due Singapore to-morrow. From Indo-China by "G. G. Roume." due Singapore daylight, to-morrow. From Europe. (London mails despatched April 3). Ly "Rohna." due Penang 6 a.m. on Friday, the 25th
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    AUSTRALIAN FLYERS IN SINGAPORE.
    873 8 Glass Manufacturer's Son On Holiday. SPECIAL INTERVIEW FOR THE "TRIBUNE." The intrepid young Australian. Dave Smith, who set out from Sydney for England, in company with Wally Shiers, in a Ryan monoplane last month, had bad luck in the last stretch of his flight across Australia,
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    GOVERNOR IN PENANG.
    122 8 Unveiling Of Royal Statue. <From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang. April 23. All the principal buildings in Penang were bviiagged this morning in honour of the visit Ol H. E. the Governor. Sir Cecil Clementi. In the Town Hall the Hon. Mr. P. M. Robinson presented an address
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    TIN AND RUBBER.
    44 8 latest Quotations. RUBBER. London:— 7**6. New York:—15 cents (G). Singapore:—24 1 1-24 cents. TIN. London:—Spot £162 2s. 6d. (down 57s. 6d > 3 months, buyers £164 10s. Od. (down 55s Od.), sellers £164 12s. 6d. <do\vn 55s Od > Singapore:—fc82.00. (250 tons sold.)
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    Topics Of To-day.
    899 8 -(BT "LOOKLR-ON.")^ His Majesty's Ship Petrel haoff the China coast. Thefa Mightinesses the Oil Barons' Petrol h an out of a severe storm and |< ru and Helpless Motorist who ha ;rnbi pity after all that Petrol Im po not "arrive." fld "Veteran" writes: "The replies to
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    Armament Competition Checked. NAVAL TREATY SIGNED.
    734 9 Leaders' Tributes To British Premier. DETAILS OF THE PACT. European Differences Still To Be Resolved. Reuter's Service. ter*i Service.] B London. April 22. B meeting of the Naval I for signing the FivePS the Queen Anne drawing B Palace ninety-two days 800B 00 1
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    Signing Of The Treaty.
    541 9 '■Old piv r. filVEN TO MR. MACDONALD. hes were concluded by 1235. then, in alphabetical order, Tr.at." America at 12.40. signed the 3 Ktld pen. amid the constant Th. r e mBl »e. tgn i able little ceremony after the conclusion of the official proceedings of
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    Contents Of The Treaty.
    548 9 FRANCE AND ITALY SIGN THREE PARTS. Reuter's Service. London, April 22. The text of the Naval Treaty, the main provisions of which have already been published, follows the lines la.d down in the recent speech of Mr. A. V. Alexander (First Lord of the Admiralty) and
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    HUMA VISING SUBMARINES.
    201 9 British Official Wireless. [British Official Wireless.] Rugby. April 22. Part Four of the Naval Treaty sets out certain rules which are accepted as those established by international law. These, after ratification, will be communicated by the British Government to all Powers not signatories of the' Treaty, who
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    Constant Vigilance.
    349 9 NO GENERAL UPRISING IN INDIA. Situation Much Easier. Reuter's Service. Simla, April 22. The situation is distinctly easier after last week's ferment, according to reports from all important centres in the civil disobedience campaign. The prompt promulgation of the Bengal Ordinance has outwitted the Bengal terrorists. The situation
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    AMBULANCES ARRIVE.
    76 9 Old Vans To Be Used As As Lornkiß«^» The Singapore Fire Brigade have now a fleet of three Austin ambulances. Two vehicles arrived recently and are already in commission, having proved thoroughly satisfactory in the tests. The two old vans, each built on a 1-ton Morris commercial chassis,
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    TERRIBLE ERROR.
    464 9 Convicts Trapped Io Blazing Cells. WARDERS' FEAR CAUSES DELAY. Rushed To And Fro With Guns. Reuter's Service. Colombus, April 22. There were 305 bodies in the prison yard of Ohio Penitentiary when the fire was still burning. It is believed that the fire had an incendiary origin and
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    INTERNATIONAL BANK.
    298 9 First Meeting Of Directors. Reuter's Service. Basle, April 22. The Bank of International Settlements was formally launched at a directors' meeting, which unanimously passed the report of its organisation submitted by the British delegate, Sir Charles Addis. It unanimously elected Mr. Gates Magarrah. of the United States, as
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    HOLIDAY FATALITIES.
    38 9 (By arrangement with the "S.F.P.") London. April 22. During the Easter holidays thirty persons were killed and 100 injured as the result of motor-car accidents. Most of the vehicles are stated to have been privately owned.
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    TO-DAY'S FEATURES.
    24 9 HOME SPORTS REVIEW, on page 2. MALAYAN CARTOONS—NO. 3. on page 2. CORRESPONDENCE, on page 5. TOPICS OF TO-DAY, on page 8.
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    Sports & Pastimes. WEDNESDAY CHAMPIONS.
    109 10 Sports Pastimes. WEDNESDAY CHAMPIONS. Latest English League Results. GRIMSBY'S GALLANT STRUGGLE. ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. Reuter's Service. London, Aprii 22. To-day's English league matches resulted as follows: ENGLISH LEAGUE—-DIV. I. Birmingham 0, Grimsby T. 2. Huddersfield T. 2, Manchester U. 2. Leeds U. 3. Manchester C. 2. Sheffield Wed. 6, Derby County
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    The Vital Positions.
    190 10 By their revenge over Derby, the Wednesday have won the championship, the top clubs in Oiv. I being: Goals. P. W. L D. F. A. Pts. Sheffield W. 38 23 8 7 94 53 53 Derby County 40 20 12 8 85 74 48 Manchester City 40
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    Plymouth's Promotion Popular.
    114 10 AFTER TEN YEARS' FAILURE. (By arrangement with the "S.F.P.") London. April 22. The success of Plymouth in winning the Third Division and thus securing promotion to Division II after their ten years of failure by the narrowest of margins is very popular. In 1922 Plymouth had the
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    Millwall's Hard Mill.
    22 10 SEASON'S FIRST AWAY WIN. In defeating Barnsley at Barnsley on Monday Millwall registered their first away win this season.
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    Poole's Plight.
    40 10 REMAINING FIXTURES ABANDONED. Poole, the Southern League Club, have been passing through serious financial difficuities which have now reached a crisis. Their players have not been paid and it has been decided to abandon the club's remaining fixtures.
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    Thames For Third Division?
    30 10 The Thames Football Club, who are members of the Southern League (Eastern faection, are applying for admission to the Third Division 'Southern Section) of the League
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    Arsenal In A Quandary.
    119 10 HALLIDAY OR LAMBERT? (By arrangement with the "S.F.P.") London. April 22. The Arsenal selectors are faced with a very difficult problem owing to the excellent form which Halliday, their international centre, showed at Leicester on Monday. The Arsenal paid Sunderland £6,500 for Halliday earlier in the
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    England Beat Scotland.
    40 10 IN SCHOOLBOYS' INTERNATIONAL. (By arrangement with the "ST.P.") London. April 22. The annual match between schoolboys of England and Scotland was played at Sheffield yesterday and resulted in a win for England by 3 goals to 1.
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    Corinthians' Tour.
    28 10 ZURICH GRASSHOPPERS DEFEATED. (By arrangement with the "S.F.P.") London, April 22. During their continental tour the Corinthians visited Zurich yesterday and defeated the Grasshoppers 3 —2.
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    The Army Cup.
    35 10 WON BY SHERWOOD FORESTERS. (By arrangement with the "SJJ*.») Th London, April 22. .J? 1 tmal of the Army Cup was played on Monday and resulted in a win for the lat
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    SINGAPORE LEAGUE.
    692 10 First Big Scare By S.C.C. NEW LEADER OF THE ATTACK. R-E Cork: Gammon. Gilchrist: Smith Galley. Towsey; Smith. Tilford. Brvan. Mur ay' Rassmussen. In the early stages the RE. played vuch some determination and consequentiv netted as likely to open the score as the»Ckib Bu-the-finishing was poor. Bryan
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    Second Division.
    140 10 POLICE GOING GREAT GlINS. fhe 2nd Division fixture. Police v. General Electric Co., on the A.P.o. yesterday, attracted a good crowd of spectators and was very keenly contested as both the teams are serious contenders for the honours. For the first twenty minutes play went from end to
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    S.C.F.A. "A" Beat I.C.F.A.
    141 10 The S.C.F.A. "A" defeated the I.C.F.A. by six goals to nil yesterday at the Stadium in the Second Division of the S.A.F.A. LaafWN Th Chinese had an easy passage and scored goal after goal in the second half. After the first ten minutes, the Chinese were
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    Welch Beat S.R.C.
    27 10 In the Reserve Division of the S.A.F.A. League yesterday, the Welch beat the S.R.C. 8—2 in a one sided game on the S.R.C. ground
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    St. George's Day Match.
    88 10 TO-DAY'S GAME ON THE PADANG. The annual St. George's Day match between England and the Rest is to be played on the Padang this afternoon. The teams will be: England: E. C. Cherrington: J. Lee R D Brummitt; C. Kendall, a. k. Read. L. V. Taylor;
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    A Malacca Match.
    224 10 COMBINED TEAM BEAT SINGAPORE XL (From Our Oun Correspondent.) Malacca. April 22. ?f 0 J" c A large orOwd on the Tranquerah English School ground, a combined MalaccaSeremban XI beat the Singapore Epworth Leaguers 4-1. The combined team opened the attack but a fine centre was not
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    Goal Judges.
    349 10 IS IT DESIRED LOCALLY? Reviving the question of whether goal-judges should be appointed in first-class matches. Athletic News" says: Goal disputes and penalty-kick disputes arise week by week in first-class football, and games are ruined in tone and temper quite apart from the effect of bad or disputable
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    Principal Results.
    50 10 RUGBY FOOTBALL. (By arrangement with the "S.F.P.") London, April 22. ln S mt f the )rinci Pal club matches to-day were as follows: Cardiff 20, Horlequins 8. Bristol 13. B'nckheath 10. Gloucester 8, London Welsh 8 O.M.T. 13. Lath 11. Blackheath IP, Penarth 8 Barbarians rt Swansea 3.
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    Rough International.
    105 10 WELSH TEAM PHYSICALLY FITTER. (By arrangement with the "S.F.P.") London. April 22. As was expected in many quarters the meeting between Wales and Prance in theTEL Produced some very rough play and mam to warn\lT e th the havln, w i 1 c Play rs durin th e
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    S.C.C. Volunteer Snooker
    80 10 Tournament. TO-MORROW'S TIES. BILLIARDS. VVV£ SS o tournam <™ are as follow, A. G. Hay and R Land v. C. E. Winter and Vaughan Jones. 1 ana C. L. Wyatt and A. T. Naish v C R Warril,. and Capt, D. V. Hill. Wardle FRIDAY'S TIES. vh
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    Schmeling's Shot At Sharkey.
    52 10 GERMAN CONFIDENT OF ISSUE. BOXING. [Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia.] Berlin, April 22. Max Schmeling leaves Berlin to-morrow for New York to prepare at a training camp on a farm near New York for the heavy-weight world championship fight against Sharkey in June. Schmeling is quite confident of
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    Amateur Training.
    50 10 Training for amateurs at the Memorial Hah (S.A.B.A. headquarters i will be resumed tomorrow. On Friday. May 2. there will be a committee meeting of the S.A.B.A. in that hall at 5 p.m. Saturday evening training (specially arranged for the convenience of Asiatic office workers) is being continued.
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    Mayflower Beat Sunnydale.
    517 10 BADMINTON. The two days' match of five doubles and five singles between the Sunnydale BP and the Mayflower BP., played at the formers Court at Kuala Lumpur during the holidays resulted in a win for the Singapore team bv 6 games to 4. The doubles were played
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    Gleeful B.P. v. Austin "Juniors."
    107 10 The following were the results in the match between the Gleeful Party and the Austin Juniors played on the former's court on Sunday. .Austin "Juniors" players mentioned ?S'~iI an Eng Tee ***** Liang Q uee )L J 1 K h Jo Hock Gan Hock Siak
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    S.C.R.C. Beat S.C.C. '
    80 10 S.C.R.C. Beat S.C.C. CRICKET. by°2Wuns day th SCR C bO:U See Scores: f° W Hidn c b More xIKE 2 0,18 Siow K «X out 1 West b Hoahing 3 s p ahln J G H.O. Barrow go sfow^, c Chin Joo b Siow Hian 0. W. R King Chh
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    St. Joseph's Beat "C* Co. Welch.
    40 10 St. Joseph's Institution defeated the "B" Co 37 ,Ur the being 41 and 78. J. Then took 7 wickets for M runs, including the hat trick. Richards for the soldiers took 4 for 27.
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    48 10 Members of the A.A.A. are asked to take note of the next English music practice to morrow at 7.30 pm. sharp at the club's p em£s under the conductorship of Mr Lim SIT Fook. Those taking part are Rested to tZ up with their instruments. quesiea to turn
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    29 10 The Chinese Sports Association will be "At Home" on Sunday at 2 o m at th. Chin, schooi. Club Street "on th of the formal opening of the Association^
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    SECOND PROGRAMME.
    329 10 More Thrills On Saturday. MEW SEATING AND PARKING ARRANGEMENTS. DIRT-TRACK RACING. w.7 eXt -2 atUrday night sin «aPore Speedways. Ltd.. will present another dirt track racine programme at the Singapore Speedway Last Saturday night thousands were thrilled by this new sport to Singapore, and now workmen are busy
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    Track For K. L.?
    34 10 The "Malayan Daily Express" says: "Many of our young and enthusiastic motor-cvclis-s will be glad to hear that the possibility of fraclTT^?^' 8 Ltd bui,din S bounds of practical business."
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    Bunny Austin In Form.
    57 10 GOOD DISPLY AGAINST GREGORY. LAWN TENNIS. (By arrangement jcith the "S.F.P.") London, April 22. the i r equest of the international lawn RHH«h ectl c °mmittee H W. Austin, the British Davis Cup player, met J. C Gregory who is also member of the team to
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    S.C.C. Tournament.
    101 10 TO-DAY'S TIES. Ties for to-day at the S.C.C.: Championship Singles:—J. a. Dean v G R More. Profession Pairs-Rev. W. Aitken and Capt Quin v. N. S. Wise and A. D. Anderson Godoun Doubles Handicap —A. G Hay and Roy Smith v. E. L. Ca.se and W. Rodger TO-MORROW'S
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    S.R.C. Tournament.
    75 10 TO-DAY S TIES. Ties in the S.R.C. tournament are. Doubles handicap: S. L. and R. c. Oehlers and A 3 egy N S Hogan: J R Br and A. J. Braga v. N. Hay and F. James F E° r ZT? S i dd nS V A and
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    S.C.R.C. Tournament.
    113 10 TO-DAYS TIES. Ties in the S.C.R.C. tournament are: "AT Singles handicap Semi-final—Chua Choon Leong v. Cheong Chee Lim B Doubles handicap:—Wee Eng Yone and Chta Quan TenB K S2 Veterans' Doubles handicap:— K H Tann K Poon Sr g HOfk V K Thlan TO-MORROW'S TIES. A Doubles handicap•—jpp
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    Birkin At Brooklads.
    50 10 "twumaiius. BREAKS RECORD WITH BENTLEY. MOTOR RACING. v arr ongement with the "S.F.P.") London, April 22. member of the BenUev^!»^ 111, the well known record for TneTooklaZ a new reaching a speed of lt 'if traCk Vesterda .v. supercharged Tu utrĕ^ h Ur "> Captain Bi»-kin fw-
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    YEN BEGINS OFFENSIVE
    108 10 Manchuria I"Sin Kuo M ln Pr President Hankow partem boat ••Chuyu.Ub Tse and c£ the gunboat ~Yin.s Ui Hai *5 act for him dur: n T Marshal Yen Sh a general offemiTe have arrived at Hsuch fighting has Marshal Chang H *c iTJ 1 Kai Shek but
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    LABOUR LEFTISTS.
    36 10 Savagely Dcn JU n« Budr> 'By arraaaemtai tv London. »>., The meeting of the i> held to-day was mat i> !1 unciation of the B 1 ment policy, rben 2 the S •as boaemr, noj
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    CINEMA ROBBERY
    36 10 Three Days' Taking J (By arrangement ,r :th London. Ap r A daring robbery occurred n Cnema Theatre. London. j ta and obtained £5.000. which rS box-office takings for three no clue behind them.
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    TRAGEDY AT SEA
    68 10 Leg Bitten Off By Shark A gruesome tragedy occurred seas 120 miles out from Singap, I morning while Japaae» •we busy with their catch Seeing the nets entangled a member of tfc cm tato the water to attend to the »a, fa the water a few second,
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    202 10 Members of the untitled af.on are reminded that the 17th bration will be held at th- bunwloi i] Aw Boon Haw at Pai and Sunday. Tne wedding was lofc&anfced at the (•i St. John. Buk t Nanaa, Kmm bapd Monday, by the Rev. Father Pen Chai es Will-am Parry. oi
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    DATES AND PLAYERS.
    165 10 Association Football. S.A.F.A. LEAGCI This week's SA F A I follows To-day S.C.F.A I IC f A Mi To-morrow: Welch HA F Stadiul Friday: R.A. v. SRC Stadfcm Saturday. S.C.C I Malays Jabr. Be*' I Second !>•< :-i"n. I Tc-day: Ord. and si- Sim < m I
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    Singapore Tamils.
    424 11 v SUCCESSFUL PUBLIC MEETING. Six Resolutions Passed. nam* matmn of Singapore Tamils was j M„nday aiternoon in the grounds of \m- Indian UiiH m\)m premises, 3, Owen Road. Z o Ramasami Nadar presided. More soo were present. After the chairman's "n meed] six resolutions were passed unM„st of
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    MALAYAN HINDUS AND THE SARD A ACT.
    82 11 The (oUftring letter appeared in the "Hindu" recently: Sir.—There ure Hindus resident in Malaya, Ml in the 9 S. and F.M.S. and in Johore and Dnfedentod Malay States. I unaVrs-and that the Viceroy has not ex- :sed his extra-territorial rights when giving m
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    SEREMBAN SANITARY BOARD
    524 11 Monthly Meeting. (From our Own Correspondent.) Seremban, April 17. At the state Council Chambers, Seremban S^ t mo mg a monthly meeting of the Samtary Board was held with Mr. W. D. Barron, Th. ,man of tne Board Presiding. The others present were the Senior Health S
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS.
    100 11 Drill Programme. TO-DAY, APRIL 23. j 5.15 p.m.—Drill Hall, Bde. Sig. See. Oadian), Section Training. 5.15 p.m.—Drill Hall, "E" (Chinese) Coy., 30x Range. TO-MORROW. APRIL 24. 5.15 p.m.—Drill Hall, S. R. E. (v), Knots and Lashings. FRIDAY, APRIL 25. 5.15 p.m.—Drill Hall, S. R. A. (v), Battery and
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    Stocks and Shares.
    1118 12 MINING. ISSUED BT FRASER CO.. EXCHANGE AND STOCK BROKERS. Singapore. April 23, 1930. 10 a.m. Issue Value Buyers. Sellers. £1 Asam Kumbang 25]- 301-nom 5j- Ayer Hitam Tin 15|9 16 i 3 £1 Bangrin Tin 25|3 26j3 1 Batang Padang 0.16 020 1 Batu Caves 0.97% 105
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    PEASANT AGRICULTURE.
    1069 13 Problems Of The Small-Holder. Commenting editorially the Malayan Agricultural Journal for April says:— The improvement of peasant agriculture is one of the most difficult questions which administrations have to face and while a great deal can undoubtedly be done in the way of introducing new industries, improved methods
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