Malaya Tribune, 4 June 1930

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    22 1 The Malaya Tribune Vol. XVIL No. ISO SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4, 1930 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Singapore: Wednesday, June 4, 1930.
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      93 1 fjPTON'S CEYLON TEA, <M CANNOT BETTER fHE BEST. f LATHES, Etc. CATALOGUES AND PRICES j Sole Importers: TllC ESSt AsidtiC CO., Ltd.. SINGAPORE. H (Incorporated in Denmark.) 11 is the New Chrysler 62. I PRICE: TOURER $2,150. I j BORNEO MOTORS, LTD. I Singapore, Penang, Taiping, Ipoh, Kuala Lumpur, jteremban,
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    GOVERNOR AND RICE PROBLEM.
    491 2 Message To The "Malayan Agricultural Journal." The "Malayan Agricultural Journal" for May publishes the following fiom Sir Cecil dementi: "His Majesty the King, on the occasion of his visit to the International Institute of Agriculture at Rome in 1923, said of agriculture that it "provides not
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    PROTECTION OF WOMEN AND GIRLS.
    80 2 Johore Enactment. I An amendment to the Women and Girls Protection Enactment of 1926 is shortly to be introduced in the Council of State. Johore Its objects and reasons are: The Women and Girls Protection Enactment is an Enactment whose enforcement is peculiarly within thprovince
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      461 2 j A Healthy 1 He remembers when this was just a jungle, how I 1 he was afraid he would never see those young I I healthy trees ready to be tapped—he was afraid I malaria, 'flu or fever would invalid him home 1 I first. But thanks to Hall's
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    The Indian Problem.
    528 3 Release Gandhi And Promise Dominion Status." MR. SASTRFS ADDRESS TO M.P/S. "Release Mr. Gandhi. Proclaim a general amnesty. Give a guarantee that India will be given Dominion status at the earliest opportunity." These are the three sugge:t:ons. which the Rt. Hon. Srinivasa Sastri made in the course
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      313 3 THREE WAR NOVELS. JOURNEY'S END. A novel by R. C. Sheriff, author of the play Journey's End, and Vernon Bartlett. $3.00. HER PRIVATES WE by Private *****. "It is bound to survive as one of the major document ln war-literature." Arnold Bennett on the Middle Parts of Fortune, of which
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    HOUSE RENTS IN PENANG.
    589 4 "Owners Must Accept What They Can Get." "The position is serious, and owners must accept what they can get." That statement was made to a "Pinang Gazette" representative by a prominent and wealthy landlord in P- nang. "If you want your house occupied you must meet
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      516 4 IS YOUR VITALITY BEING SAPPED? Here's A Way For Every Mai To Regain Vigour And Stamina. Life's not much fun when you always fee below par—when you can't work up any enthusiasm for anything—when you feel weak and drained of every atom of energy. It's no use looking to dope
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    TRADE SCHOOL OPENED.
    103 5 Sequel To Years Of Agitation. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, June 2. After years of agitation the trade school was opened by Government at Ipoh to-day at an informal function in the presence of Mr. A. Keir, Inspector of Schools, Perak, who installed Mr. H. A. Jeff,
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    JAPAN AND EGYPT.
    45 5 Mutual Increase Of Trade. British Official Wireless. Tokyo, June L In accordance with the recent JapaneseEgyptian agreement for an increasing volume of trade the next Budget will contain appropriations for a legation at Cairo. Japan is also contemplating a consulate at Mombassa.
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS
    100 5 "Drill Programme. TO-DAY, JUNE 4. T.T9~p.m— Drill Hall, Brigade Signal Section, Drill Parade. FRIDAY, JUNE 6. 5.15 p.m.—Drill Hall, Intelligence Section, 30 Yards Range. 5.15 p.m.-Drill Hall, S. R. A. (v), Battery and Battery Signal Parade. 5.15 p.m.—DriU Hall, Ist. Bn. Sig. Section. Lecture. 5.15 p.m.—Malay Drill Hall,
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    278 5 Monday's Arrivals. "Mahidol," Brit. 440 tons, Capt. ChaUoner. from Kuantan. 1-6; for Kuantan, 4-6. "Edendale," Brit. 1,001 tons, Capt. Stewart, from Biinjoe, 1-6: for Batavia. 5-6. "Khoen Hoea." Dut. 611 tons, Capt. Koenes, from Pontianak, 1-6; for Pontianak, 3-6. "Majang." Dut. 362 tons, Capt. Mulder, from Rengat. 1-6;
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      278 6 GAIETy <d > F Th 5 *S HALF SERIAL PERILS OF THF WILD 11 ytome*( Tne scream of al] OF THE. SVil-O ture that t/x>inc Dtr ta. -~tuae JO bonqm, lure mat teems scream? SUPLINA From Wed., June 4 to Tues.. June 10. 1930. "THE ENCHANTED ISLAND" A picture of
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    Commercial News. LATEST QUOTATIONS.
    234 7 Tin Still Sliding. ..,id Co. report at 11 a.m. yd*> RIBBER. unchanged, cent! (G). unchanged. Allenbys $1.40—81.50. Ayer gM" B 40 Ayer Panas $1.15—51.25, t Mls erogas $1—51.05, Bukit Ba^ tf ota, Bukit Katils 65—70 cents, jelotong 10—52.30, Connemaras $1.35 Colinsbur $1 70—$1-80, Indragiris $1.10 $1.45.
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    RUBBER AND TIN ON LONDON MARKET.
    186 7 Big Accumulations Of Stocks. (By arrangement with the S.FJ) London, June 3. Rubber cpened to-day at 6 9/16d. Spot, 6 11 I6d. Forward. Later prices were 6%d. Spot md 6 11 16a Forward. The market was quiet. The share market is easier but idle.
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    BRITISH MALAYA RUBBER STATISTICS.
    72 7 Ocean Shipments of Para Rubber (including Utex. Berates and Concentrated Latex) during the month of May. were (Preliminary Returns— Latex Rubber. Revertex. Total. Concentrated Latex. Tons. Tons. Tons. Singapore 33.567 260 33.827 Penar.e 11,412 8 11,420 Malacca 49 59 108 Port Swettenham 3,662 22 3,684 Total
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    SEAMEN FIGHT.
    123 7 I nation from the National Union of Seaci- v to the President of the Board of Trade tnplained about the increas ng emP lo >- Asiatics in British ships and stated that although 20,000 British seamen were unrrv: the personnel of weekly boats from Ports ba the north-east
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    ANOTHER PETROL WAR?
    31 7 »rted from Kuala Lumpur that on 1 and Socony petrol both jumped at one time being sold illon. We are informed that there i increase in local prices.
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    56 7 untitled of the Merrilads Musical Association reminded of the invitation of the S J Chan. Vice-Patron, to the at the Garden Club, Tanah Merah. :ay at 3.30 pjn.. on the occasion of of his eldest daughter. The s Minstrels (in uniform sailors' dl be in attendance. All musicians -d to
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    ARSENAL EXPLOSION.
    348 7 Many Killed And Munitions Destroyed. KOREAN TERRORISTS JOIN CHINA REDS. Reuter's Service. Shanghai, June 3. An explosion occurred this morning in the ammunition department of the Kiangnan Arsenal, on the outskirts of Shanghai, killing 30 and destroying a large quantity of munitions. Seoul, June 3. A message to
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    SWEDISH CABINET RESIGNS.
    85 7 Reuter's Service. Stockholm, June 2. The Cabinet has resigned over a crisis due to the Government's measures to assist agriculture, which is most depressed. Firstly they made obligatory the inclusion of a fixed proportion of Swedish wheat in all wheat milled in Sweden, secondly the raising of
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    212 7 TO-DAY. JUNE 4. Malacca (Larut> 3 p.n: Muar (Jarak) 3 p.m. Port Swettenham Penang <Ipoh) 3 p.m Banka Island. Pladjoe and Palembang (Thedens) 3 p.m •Port Swettenham, Penang, Suez. Port Said. Genoa, Algiers, Havre, Liverpool and Glasgow (Idomeneus) 3 p.m. Blinjoe, Pangkal Pinang and Billiton (Edendale) 4 p.m.
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    DIARY OF EVENTS.
    133 7 TO-DAY, JUNE 4. High Tides. —2.50 a.m.. 5.01 p.m. Inter-School Drill Competition. Raffles Institution, 3.30 p.m. Football League: Welch v. R.A. (Div. I), Stadium: Welch v. I.C.F.A. (R.D.), Jalan Besar. Football: S.C.C. Tournament, 8.8. and I. v. Public Services, Padang. Police Band, Waterloo Street, 9 p.m. TO-MORROW,
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    PRESS CONFERENCE.
    339 7 Economic Theory And Empire Unity. Reuter' Service. London, June 2. Major John Astor. President of the Empire Press Union, was elected President and Colonel J. H. Woods (Canada) Deputy President, at the preliminary session of the fourth Imperial Press Conference at Grosvenor House to-day. Nearly 100 delegates,' representing
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    U. S. TO RESUME NAVAL BUILDING.
    94 7 Italy's Gesture To France. Reuter's Service. Washington, Ju-ic 3. The Naval Secretary, Iff. Adams, announced, to-day that the keels of three 10,000 ton cruisers, whose construction Mr. Hoover stopped shortly before the Naval Conference, would be laid down soon. Rome. June 3. A gesture
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    HIGHWAY ROBBERY.
    64 7 While an aged Japanese was walking along South Bridge Road at about 7.30 this morning he was set upon by a gang of Chinese, who. after stabbing him in the neck and chest, robbed him of several dollars. By the time helpers came on the scene the gang
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    EXCHANGE BANK'S DECISION.
    81 7 Reuter's Service. Shanghai. June 3. Owing to lack of cover the exchange banks are temporarily refusing to buy or sell foreign exchange unless contra-coyer is obtainable. The last rate quoted fcr telegraphic transfers for London selling was 18% d. The situation is due to importers, owing to
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    COTTON CORPORATION'S CAPITAL.
    51 7 Reuter's Service. London, June 3. The Lancashire Cotton Corporation has authorised a further increase of capital by £479.000 for the purpose of absorbing seven companies, aggregating 853.000 spindles. The chairman. Sir Kenneth Stewart, in a statement, said that the Corporation was steadily pursuing the object of reducing
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    News In Brief.
    169 7 Reuter's Service. Lake Hurst, New Jersey. June 3. The Graf Zeppelin has left for Seville. Paris. June 4. The Police inquiry into the Montereau railway disaster has definitely established the fact that there was a malicious attempt to v.reck the train by placing a trolley on the
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    292 7 The "Van der Lijn" arrived this morning from Ball with 1,394 pigs on board. The "Nagato Maru'* Is due to-morrow from Rangoon and is proceeding to Japan the next day. The N.Y.K. "Suwa Maru" is due to-day from Hong Kong and is leaving for Europe tomorow. The "Morioka
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    S. S. (S.) A. AT WORK.
    687 8 The new committee of the Straits Settlements (Singapore) Association has begun its year's work, and it faces a programme larger and more important than has fallen to the lot of any previous committee. The appointment of ten additional mem bers by those elected at
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    514 8 A Novena in nonour of SE Anthony de Padua will commence on Friday at the Church of St. Joseph. Service will be at 5.30 p.m. The Feast w*ll be c. kbrated on June 15. Messrs. Borneo Motors. Ltd.. have received the following < r.ble from the Riley Company Coventry: 'Eldrldpe
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    DOMINIONS AND COLONIES.
    314 8 Ministerial Offices Separated. MR. J. H. THOMAS'S APPOINTMENT. British Official Wireless. Rugby. June 2. In the House of Commons to-day, the Premier announced that the Government proposed to separate the offices of Dominions and Colonies and that Mr. J. H. Thomas, at present Minister ln Charge of
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    THE SECOND LEVEE.
    74 8 Prince Of Wales Represents The King. Reuter' Service. London. June 2. The second levee of the season was held at St. James' Palace this morning by the Prince of Wales, on behalf of the King. His Majesty is almost certain to see the Derby and also the
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    NAVAL TREATY A SUCCESS.
    151 8 Japanose Delegate In Singapore. Mr. Reijiro Wakatsuki, the chief Japanese delegate to it c recent London Naval Confcience and a former Prime Minister of Japan, passed througii Singapore on his way back to apan by the "Kitano Maru." wh eh berthed here on Monday and resumed
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    HIS EXCELLENCY'S TOUR.
    297 8 The Itinerary. His Excellency the Governor, Sir Cec.l Clementi, is leaving on a long tour on Saturday and will be away from Singapore until July 17. Leaving Singapore on Saturday evening he will arrive at Mersing on Sunday morning, and at noon will teave for Tioman Island,
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    Topics Of To-day.
    702 8 <i»Y"LOOKLK A member ol the "U has drawn a horse in a D hoping that Mr. Tongue ai resting h m till he has r r n —also that the favouni palsy at Epsom to-day Isn't it rather patbeti barons should be so earn, i the May
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    33 8 From Holland and German, b? Oldenbarnevelt." duo Singarx I From China and Japsi; bj Rmtraporc at 4 p.m. to-day. From Europe, (London wmfc d I •«>. by "RajiuY." due P a Friday.
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    Prisoners Rush Barbed Wire Fence. HONOURS LIST.
    387 9 >No Knighthoods For Malaya. j K SECRETARY A C.M.G. Johnson's Reward. Official Wireless. Rugby, June 2. urs conferred upon the occabirthday to-morrow is issued, .-.i ired upon Mr. Noel Buxton ii ulture), Mr. Henry Furness of Ruskin College, Oxford) to education and Sir
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    VEW KNIGHTS.
    610 9 Reuter's Service. London. June 3. The bn K-uphts include Capt. E. N. Labour MP., for Central Cardiff, who <M a great deal of special intelligence service •wring the va, and who joined the Labour JMj m 1916; Professor Leonard Erskine Hill, msident of the Association of Sanitary inspectors
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    Air To Singapore.
    596 9 ROUTE IN OPERATION NEXT YEARr Waiting For Australia. British Official Wireless. Rugby, June 2. Lord Thomson, Secretary for Air, made a statement in the House of Lords to-day regarding civil aviation. He said that here, in this small island, we could not develop, civil aviation to quite
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    COAL DISPUTE SETTLED.
    49 9 Reuter' Service. Newcastle, New South Wales, June 3. All the difficulties of the coalfields have been settled. Eight per cent, of the miners employed before the stoppage in March, 1929, hare resumed work, thus ending one of the most determined labour disputes ever experienced in Australia.
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    Vulnerable Britain.
    501 9 MR. CHURCHILL ATTACKS NAVAL TREATY. House Rejects Tory Motion. British Official Wireless. Rugby, June 2. MrT "Stanley Baldwin, Conservative Leader, moved in the House of Commons to-day that a select committee of eleven members be appointed to examine and report upon the proposals contained in the International Treaty
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    TRIBUTE OF FAIRNESS.
    216 9 Reuter's Service. London, June 2. Mr. Mac Donald said that the proposed procedure, if adopted, would affect the future relations between the Government and the Commons. The investigation made by the United States was part of the ordinary procedure there but not here. In the United States
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    CAMBRIDGE TRAGEDY.
    154 9 Student Shoots His Tutor. Reuter's Service. London. June 3. Mr. Alexander Wollaston, Fellow and Tutor of King's College, Cambridge, was shot dead m his rooms at Cambridge by a first year undergraduate, D. N. Potts, who also shot and wounded a Cambridge Detective, Sergeant Mills, and then shot
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    TO-DAY'S FEATURES.
    12 9 TOPICS OF TO-DAY. on page 8. CORRESPONDENCE, on page IL
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    DOMINION RULE.
    1021 9 British Policy Again Stated. REVIEW BY SECRETARY FOR INDIA. Royal Birthday Riot. British Official Wireless. Rugby, June 2. The India Office issues an appreciation of the situation ln India to May 31. The statement says that the tribal situation remains much as before. Movements of small parties of
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    Sports & Pastimes. Derby Day.
    134 10 Sports Pastimes. Derby Day. I KING GOING TO EPSOM t TO-DAY. Will Diolite Do It? THE TURF. (By arrangement with the "SJ'J*.") j; London, June 2. The following are probable starters and 'iockeys in the Derby:-Diolite (Ray), Bargany (Carslake), Trews (R. Dick), Silver Flare (Elliott). Sea Rover (Donoghue), Blenheim (H
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    DERRY ALTERATIONS.
    26 10 Reuter's Service. London, June 2. The following arc Derby probables alterations: Dick Swiveller (F. Fox), Sea Rover (Sieve Donoghue), Caerleon and Parenthesis are scratched.
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    NINETEEN PROBARLES.
    308 10 London, June 3. The Derby probables now number nineteen. The only non-runners after the final acceptance are Cartello. Strongbow, Parenthesis and Caerleon, all scratched. J. Dines rides Bargany. Acilon is a doubtful starter. The weathei is at present cloudy and showery, but it is prophesied fine for to-morrow.
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    SELANGOR SUMMER MEETING.
    351 10 Yesterday's Results. PLACE DIVIDEND OF $210. 'From Our Own Correspondent.; Kuala Lumpur, June 3. I The second day's results at the Selangor Turf Club's Summer race meeting were; .Race 1.—Horses —Classes 4 and 5—Div. 3— (6 furs.). MARCO (DAVIES) 9 1 SLAWI (T. Gunning) 7.11 2 J
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    CLARKE CUP TEST.
    952 10 Rest Score Br.lliant Victory. BALHETCHET'S UNBLEMISHED BATTING. CRICKET. A large holiday crowd thoroughly enjoyed yesterday's cricket at the S.C.C. when the Rest achieved a brilliant victory over the strong European XI by three wickets. After scoring 264 runs in their first innings, and having a lead of
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    THE TEST TRIAL.
    592 10 Robins The Only Discovery. PLAY ABANDONED. (By arrangement with the "S.F.P.") London, June 3. The Test trial match at Lord's was abandoned to-day owing to the saturated condition of the ground. It is said the sole discovery as a result of the match*has been Robins's pace and
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    COUNTY MATCHES.
    404 10 Close Game Between Leaders. Reuter's Service. London, June 3. County matches commenced on Saturday resulted as follows: NORTHANTS BEAT SUSSEX. Northants: 162 (Cook 5 for 24) and 43 (Wensley 6 for 26, Cook 4 for 12). Sussex: 84 (Thomas 5 for 22 and Matthews 4 for 47> and
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    VOLUNTEERS WIN.
    232 10 Urquhart's Good Goalkeeping. ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. HE. the Governor. Lady Clementi, the Colonial Secretary and high military office, s attended the Stadium on Monday to witness the annual charity match between the Regular Forces and the Volunteers. Before the fjarae the Band of the 2nd Welch Regt. played selections.
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    Merthyr Not Re-elected.
    39 10 Reuter' Service. London. June 2. Gillingham have been re-elected and the Thames Club elected to the Southern section of the league and Merthyr has not been reelected. Barrow and Halifax are re-elected to the Northern Division.
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    British Team In New Zealand.
    25 10 RUGBY FOOTBALL. Reuter's Service. Wellington. June 3. Wellington beat the British team touring New Zealand by 12 pts. to 8.
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    Chinese Beat Swimming Club.
    43 10 SWIMMING. The Chinese beat the Singapore Swimming Club at water-polo on Sunday 6—1. The winners Included several of the Chinese Swimming Club players. A team race (five a side) was also won by the Chinese after a hard struggle.
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    Singapore Championships.
    20 10 LAWN TENNIS. The draw for the Singapore championships will take place at the S.C.C. at 6.30 p.m. to-day.
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    DATES AND PLAYERS.
    197 10 Cricket. The following will play for Perak against Kedah at Sungei Patani at Whitsuntide:— Williams. Ponsford, Nicholson, Rix, Sturzaker. Smith, Speldewinde, Dalgleish. Watklns, Harvey, Robertson. The following will represent Selangor against Penang. at Penang. at Whitsuntide: T. C. Green, Lall Singh, A. H. D. Livock, A. J.
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    King's Birthday.
    1006 10 SALUTES IN LONDON AND SINGAPORE. Volunteer Decorations. Reuter's Service. London, June 3. Hundreds of telegrams and messages fro,m all over the world, received at Buckingham Palace this morning, brought greetings on the King's 65th b-rthday. Flags flew from all Government offices and public buildings and warships were dressed
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    GOAL OF BR
    134 10 Reuter's Service. ,!l <'une Mr. Wedgwood Benu at t. t ference, after stressing the sim desire for equality of status an' 1>B Hn n T" 11 and races of Indians, said clas?|, s harmony supplant communal none have laboured more u ,us and Lord Irwin (the Viceroy».
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    Prisoners En
    646 10 SERIOUS RIOT AT 1 Reuter's Service. u June 2 Yesterday s salt raid at last of the season there ow .V s approaching monsoon which < V., fast depots inaccessible. A b>. lSa^ raiders, out of *»00 awaiting lt J salt consequence of the v. sentenced to three
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    v K.I. Beat S.F.A.
    361 11 S.F.I. Beat S.F.A. CRICKET r Own Correspondent.) Malacca. June L Inst., playing on the School The beat the St. Francis Associageld <- 115 B g wkts. for 9. I cc b de Souza 3, R. A. de s A 0 G. Kesslar b Rogers 0, B di Souza b Rogers
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    ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL.
    205 11 Gubernatorial* Beat Brigadiers. Playing on the Municipal ground on Saturday the Government House XI beat a team of the Servers' Brigade by two goals to nil. Play was very fast with the G. H. men attacking nearly all the time. The excellent goal-keep-ing of Alex d- Souza. the
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    ( lean Up" Needed.
    206 11 "Clean Up" Needed. koigh PLAY in internationals. RUGBY FOOTBALL. v Welsh correspondent of the "Athletic -News writes:— report that the French Rugby Federahe France v. Wales Inter-Frr-'-h J tUU r ad "itimated that a famous ta*-- 1 lorward will not bs allowed to part t m 1 further Rugby International
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    “Match Problem.”
    72 11 BADMINTON. Mr f> ta *ior i nV ia; Wishes to pursue the disoeacjirie Reader" under the above Mr g n h has now been said on it. 4 HI way, explains that he 1 <>f a defeated team lodging 4 little"b e ask ed his question owing to
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    Women's Olympics.
    32 11 ATHLETICS. •d Women's Olympic Meet thr capital of Czechoslovakia, Tinted from 6 < Japan will be 6 wom n They are Misses Sak ,u Hon i°- Sumiko V/atsanabe and Yoshie Muraoka.
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    Correspondence.
    88 11 [Our readers are invited to write to us on nibjects 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 typeutten~7aouble spacing), and on one side of the paper only. Pen-names may
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    The Hawker Problem.
    65 11 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir,—lt is very pitiful to see the poor hawkers arrested every day by the police when selling foodstuffs on the five-foot-way. Among those arrested are some possessed of the necessary licences, I understand. If this is so, the issuing of licences by
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    Polygamy.
    371 11 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir,—lt is true that King Solomon had 700 wives, princesses, and 300 concubines, but when he was old they all turned away his heart. If China is going to be a powerful nation she must keep abreast with the times, and her future success
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    N.B.P. Beat Monopolies S.C.
    329 11 BADMINTON. The match of four singles and one double played on Sunday between the Novice B.P. and tne Monopolies S.C. at the former's court, resulted in a win for the home team by three matches to one. The last singles match between Lim Boon Guan and
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    V.M.C.A. Contests.
    88 11 KUALA LUMPUR v. IPOH. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh. June 2. The local V.M.C.A. is arranging a big programme to receive the Kuala Lumpur "V's" this week-end for the annual interchange at cricket, hockey, soccer and tennis. There will be a novel experiment in cricket owing to lack
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    SZECHWAN EXPLORED.
    748 13 Development Of Resources Contemplated? Trans-Ocean Service. (Special to the "Malaya Tribune.") Fair indications that at last preparations are being made the vast petroleum and mineral resources of Szechwan can be gathered from the first authentic account, printed in the "Zeitschrift der Gesellschaft fur Bulkw*dav*VJne Journal of the Geographical
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    293 13 "Liverpool Scheme For Pedestrians. MAY NEVER SMELL PETROL! Liverpool is contemplating the time when its boundary will be marked by a line of pleasant paths where people may enjoy a 20-mile walk free from motor-cars. The city engineer has the scheme for tin* in hand. It
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    BOY WHO WILL NOT FORGET JOSHUA.
    170 13 Questions Answered After The Cane. A boy of ten in the witness-box at Seabrook Police Court, near Folkestone, told an amusing scr'Pture lesson when he summoned Mr. Prank William Benson ***JJi«* assault by caning hm o, ?o J Ulat ne attended the HornStreet Schools.
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