Malaya Tribune, 25 June 1930

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    22 1 The Malaya Tribune "Vol. XVII. ■No. 148 SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25, 1930 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Singapore: Wednesday, June 25. 1930.
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      197 1 TIPTON'S CEYLON TEA. VOl CANNOT BETTER THE BEST. A. STAUB Co., Cognac. I Pure Grape-juice Brandies. I Delightful and Mellow of taste with M j I a real Cognac Aroma. Jfi 1 TRY Staufo's A|| |J 3 STARS or 5 CROWNS 17j Brandy Once and you will never j g§
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      210 1 "FLORODOR" CX Washing //mm* Suitings. C\* For Tropica". Wear. HIGH STREET. Singapore. UI 1"J "'-'ft 1 Of the many good things which I I slip smoothly past the Epiglottis, J I there is none better than j READS "DOG'S HEAD LIGHT I I LAGER, the Beer without a Peer. j
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    Amity In Malaya.
    926 2 MR. KIA PENG'S ADDRESS IN ENGLAND. How Rotary Helps. The Rotary Club of Wandsworth was honoured recently by a visit from Mr. Choo Kia Peng, C.8.E., President of the Rotary Club of Kuala Lumpur, F.MS., who gave a most instructive address on the subject of Malaya, and
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      280 2 Learn This Secret of Well-kept Hair Say what you will, you can't it in place all the day long. look your best unless your hair Brings out all its hidden lustre, is well-kept, smooth. Keeps your hair in good condiDon't put up with hair that tion to Stacomb never leaves
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      57 2 CATARACT.—No matter ripe or unripe. No risk of operation. Cure guaranteed. For full particulars, apply to:— "Sri" Works. Beadon Square, Calcutta, (India). BATIK PAINTS. Plusette, Plusette Mixton, Silka Batik Paints, Oil Paints, Powder Paints, Brushes, Oil Parting Sets, Powder Painting: Sets, Brocage, etc. D. T. LIM CO.. 353, NORTH BRIDGE
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      484 2 The Holiday Season is now with us. To enjoy it to the full, and to avert ill effects from strange or badly cooked foods, ship smells, train travel, be sure and carry with you a vial of PiimketteS Dainty little laxative and liver regulators, Pinkettes quickly dispel constipation, biliousness, nausea,
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    India To-day And To-morrow.
    1569 3 A PSYCHOLOGICAL SURVEY OF THE SITUATION. By Swami Adyanaiida, President, The Ramkrishna Mission, Singapore. To-day India has become the cynosure of many eyes. No doubt she is passing through a very critical time. Affairs are getting more and more complicated. I am inclined to think the
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      274 3 CTAD! I FOR SAFETy's SAKE *!Sllcnburgs Foods I The 'Allenburys* Foods are particularly suited to the I feeding of infants in hot climates. They are free I from harmful germs, and are readily prepared by the -^J simple addition of boiling water, thus giving complete I independence of doubtful milk
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      256 3 I TRUE BEAUTY I 1 Q ILS j4jj|J Use them this way to protect /SJSjf y our natural charm W) Aire is a challenge to beauty. Today UT die woman of forty or fifty refuses to let M die years conquer her loveliness. She protect* her treasured complexion, first r
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      219 3 m m©T ONLY W A BEUCIQUS AND ft REFRESHING DRINK OF DEFINITE FOOD-M^^M^ FANGE CRUSH tell you how I "L'scd to In- awake tor hours 1 I myself—restless, fretful, but no I more. I've switched from strong, M 1 artificially stimulating drinks to I Postum. You have no idea the
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    Home Sports Review
    2196 4 DOPING OF RACEHORSES. The King's Cup Air Race. SIR 11. SEGRAVE'S SPEEDBOAT. (Special to the "Malaya Tribune.") The note in this letter on Segrave's hopes has a pathetic interest in view of the cabled news of his death. London, May 29. Lord Beaverbrook announces that on Recount
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      194 4 i Keep cool-through "4711" I IB SNVC^crin 5'- u at s threatening to sap your strength, when you B are irtuy% tlun V/7/r ;,u 1,0 c 01,, ne hel f> y° u to I brf rt-oam vigour and elasticity. I iy A quick sponge with a LberaT quantity oi "4»/"
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      34 4 WRIGHT'S NO. 20 j I SONG AND DANCE ALBUMS. I With 20 Excellent Hits. f a Buy immediately from t NANG HENG CO. l 'PHONE 6*,58. Noa 103 &Qd 105 gdegte Roed, Stagapure jjj
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    Foolish Slogans.
    1203 5 AWAY WITH INTELLECTUAL SNOBBERY! Let Us Be Ourselves. The followm.j interesting article appeared in the last issue of the "China Critic":— It was said of Benjamin Jowett, the famed translator of Plato's Dialogues, that "if there is anything to know, he knows it, and anything that he doesn't
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    Correspondence.
    89 5 [Our readers are invited to write to us on mbjects 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 tide of the paper only Pen-names
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    Water Meter Rent.
    122 5 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir, —When milk is bought we do not pay for the cow from which it is drawn. This being the case, can you, Mr. Editor, please explain why one should pay for the meter from which water is supplied? The figure of
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    London Matriculation.
    502 5 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir. —Isn't it strange that nothing is said about providing Matriculation classes in Government or aided schools while we are clamouring for better education? The possession of the London Matrlcuiat'on certificate is the only proof of a sound general education at the present
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    The Rubber Crisis.
    844 5 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir, —Reverting to my letter dated March 29, under the heading "Government and Rubber," I am sorry to say that what I predicted then, that if the May stoppage were carried out there would be dislocation of labour, of shipping and of
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      478 5 MIIN FELLOW-IT'S v SHAME!" Here's An Easy Remedy. A well-built, rcbust sort of begins to 'crack up'—los-\s Lf sudd k a lways seems tired and light eac to look 'weedy.' He's mad? jpre^ 0 «if forgetting Nature's law MIST te replaced. Sj his Mt f* 1 4 his health, his
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      75 5 KING OF CLUBS >:*: A Sovereign Whisky of the Finest Quality I "PAGODA BRAND. j jg Ornamental Cement Flooring Tiles. [}j Gi The best locally manufactured tiles. Quality superior than others and colours j3 ft guaranteed to be fast. ru S Samples and quotations will be given on receipt of
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    Singapore Assizes.
    180 7 aOL FOR JOHORE LORRY G J DRIVER. attempt od Murder Charge. of Giove Road and Geylaivj, last a lorry laden with jpd ir into Grove Road, ran into proceeding towards town, TwT! th of a little Malay boy, a ixi The accident occupied Asoize Court the whole of
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    BATANG PLANTERS.
    414 7 •Lets Have More Meat!" mm*S DCSIBI PRESS ATTENDANCE. (From 0< r Own Correspondent.)* Ipho, June 24. Sharp opposition to the curtailment of the number of gemral meetings of the P.A.M. was expressed si ft tang Padang D.P.A. annual meeting at fringkai in connection with the -oposa; to be
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    297 7 "Hikawa Maru" Breaks Pacific Record. The N.Y.K. new motor ship "Hikawa Maru," the first of the trio to be placed on £ae OrientSeattle Service, has created a record in crossing the Pacific Ocean. She arrived from Yokohama at Race Rock, off William Head, Victoria, in ten days, eleven
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    TO-DAY'S ARRIVALS.
    93 7 "Cremei," Dut. 2,785 tons, Capt. Harmsen, from Amoy, 24-6; for Hong Kong, 3-7. "Hervar," Nor. 2,785 tons, Capt. Tobiassen, from Bangkok, 24-6; for Bangkok, 25-6. "Tamba Maru," Jap. 3,554 tons. Capt. Kanawichi. from Bombay. 24-6; for Hong Kong. 25-6. "Imperial Prince." Brit. 4.939 tons, Capt. Isdale, from Batavia.
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    YESTERDAY'S ARRIVALS.
    124 7 Java," Dan. 5,525 tons, Capt. Horuain. from Copenhagen. 23-6; for Hong Kong, 25-6. "Van Swall," Dut. 1,235 tons, Capt. Tinga. from Sourabaya. 23-6; for Sourabaya, 26-6. "Raub," Brit. 753 tons, Capt. Eades. from Pontianak, 23-6; for Pontianak, 23-6. "Asdang," Siam. 406 tons, Capt. Fansdon from Bacho, 23-6; for
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    PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
    162 7 The following passengers arrived by tru "Op ten Noort" on Monday: From Sydney: Mrs. A. Levy and Miss U L6 From Sourabaya: Mrs. Ziel and Mr. GwinMB. From Semarang: Mrs. Oei Tiong Ham am family. Mrs. Ho Sie Sloe. Miss The Twee Nio Mr. Ho Wie Han. Miss
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    DUTCH INDIAN AIRWAYS.
    148 7 Arrivals And Departures. Passengers from Batavia to SingApUW P 1 terday: Mr. H. C. Kraft, Mr. S. Brasseur, Mr. H. A. Snow. Passengers from Singapore to Batavia to-day Mr H C. Kraft, Mr. Wear A. Mr. E. Nistet. Mr' G J. Harmsen, Mr. L. Pickering. The KNIL.M.
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    33 7 The rate of issue of Money Orders for India and Ceylon to-day is Rs. 154 for $100. The rate of payment of Money Orders from India and Ceylon is Rs. 158 for $100.
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    Commercial News. Still Below 6d
    209 7 POSITION OF GRUBBER IN LONDON. Tin Market Firmer. EMERGENCY MEETING OF MALACCA PLANTERS. (By arrangement with the "SJ&.*I London, June 24. The rubber market opened io-day with spo' quoted at 5 15/16 d. and forward 6 lid. Later prices were unchanged. The slate of the
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    MALACCA ASIATIC PLANTERS.
    82 7 A public meeting of the Asiatic planers of Malacca will be held under the auspice; cf the Chinese Chamber of Commerce at its premises 20, Tranquerah, on Saturday, July 5, at 4 p.m.. to discuss the desirability of taking steps to ameliorate the present depressed condition of
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    OIL PALM COMPANIES AMALGAMATE
    51 7 (By arrangement with the "S.F.P.") London. June 24. Oil Palms of Malaya has formed a scheme to amalgamate with Oil Estates of United Sua Betong. Linggi (Malacca) Rubber has how been registered with a nominal capital of 600.000 £1 shares, with Messrs Hay and Gallagher as
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    LATEST QUOTATIONS.
    292 7 Both Commodities Up. Messrs. Etlin and Co. report at 11 a.m. to-day: RUBBER. London 6 l/16d.. up 3/16 d. New York 11 cents <G>, unchanged. Shares:—Quiet. Allenbys $1.10—51.25. Ayer Moleks $1—51.15, Ayer Panas $I—sl.lo, Bassettr, 60—65 cents, Brogas 85—90 cents, Bukit Jelotongs 50—55 cents, Bukit Katils 55 —60
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    REMOVE EXPORT DUTY.
    60 7 Ceylon Rubber Suggestion. (From Our Own J Penang, June 24. Tfyp "Pinang Gazette's" Colombo correspondent says tfi&t at a conference of representatives of the local rubber industry it was decided to request Government to remove the export duty on rubber in order to afford relief to the
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    303 7 British Official Wireless. 'By courtesy of H. and S. Bank.) SINGAPORE, JUNE 25. Selling.—London 4 months' sight 2s. 3 15 16d., London 3 months' sight 2s. 3%d., London 50 days' sight 2s. 3 13/16 cL, London 38 lays' sight 2s. 3 25.32 d., London demand 2s. 3%d., London
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      263 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS Notice of Removal. KIM SENG Co., have removed from No. 16-13, Changi Road to No. 787, Gevlang Road, on June 25, 1930.' NOTICE. The local Arya Samaj propose to start a class in Hindi, the 'Lingua Franca' of India. Intending students please apply to the Hon. Gen. Secretary,
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      171 7 I MAILS CLOSE. TO-DAY, JUNE 25. Banka Isfau d Piadjoe and Palembang (Thedens) 3 p.m. Bangkok (Hervar) 4 p.m. Island (except Muntok) (Loudon) 4 p.m. Kemamar Dungun and Trengganu (Asdang) 4 p.m. •Penan. nl00 Suez p. Said Alexancr.» Naples. Genoa. Mai ■"■a York and Boston (President Johnson) 6 p.m «ngkok
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    REFORM IN INDIA.
    809 8 The recommendations of the Simon Commission, designed to carry India a substantial step on the way towards Self-government, wjQl be assailed on all sides. And that is the most complimentary thing that could be said about them. It shows that there has been no pandering to the
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    287 8 The local Arye Samaj propose to start a class in Hindi. An announcement appears in our advertisement columns. Members an 1 friends of the Straits Chinese Reading- Club pre reminded of the Mock Legislative Council Meeting to take place tomorrow in the CC A. Hall, Prinsep Street, at 8.15 p.m.
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    MORE THAN HALF-WAY ACROSS.
    137 8 Radio From Mid-Ocean. FOUR RACES IN ATLANTIC FLIGHT. Reuter's Service. Dublin, June 24. Capt. Kingsford Smith, who is an Australian, accompanied by a Dutchman, Mr. Van Dyk, as second pilot, an Englishman, Mr. Stannage, as wireless operator, and an Irishman, Capt. Saul, as navigator, intends to
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    EVERYTHING GOING FINE.
    122 8 British Official Wireless. Rugby, June 24. The famous Australian airman, Capt. Kingsford Smith, who left Port Marnock, Ireland, in the aeroplane "Southern Cross" at 4.30 this morning to fly across the Atlantic, sent a wireless message at 5 o'clock this af.ernoon stating that he was in latitude
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    LAST REFUGE GONE.
    80 8 Venice Tj Be Invaded By Modern Traffic. Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia.] Rome, June 24. The Chamber has approved of the dam connecting the mainland and Venice, which thus becomes accessible by vehicular and tourist traffic, so far barred from the solitary railway bridge linking the "Lagoon City" with
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    ST. PAUL'S SAVED.
    84 8 Thanksgiving Service. Reuter's Service. London. June 25. A special thanksgiving service will be held in St. Paul's to-day. at which Their Majesties will be present, to mark the conclusion of the 17 years' task of strengthening the main structure of the Cathedral, at a cost of half
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    196 8 A meeting of the Indian Elementary School old boys will take place on Sunday at 4.30 p.m. at the School premises. 24, Desker Roatf It is requested thai all old boys will attend The members of the Singapore Catholic Club and their lady friends are reminded of the entertainment and
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    69 8 From China and Japan by "Ranpura." due Singapore at 1 p.m. So day. From Holland by "Patria," due Singapore at 2 pjn. to-day. From Manila by "President Hayes,'' due Singapore daylight to-morrow. From China and Japan by "Takada." Singapore at 10 a.m. on Friday. From Australia by "Malabar,"
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    TIN AND RUBBER.
    48 8 Latest Quotations. RUBBER. I idcn:—6 l/l(id. M%m York:—l 2 cents (G>. Singapore:—l9l9*4 cents. TIN. L ndtn:-Spot £136 12s. 6d. <up 50s 0d 3 months, buyers £138 10s. 0d (up 47s* Odj. seUers £138 15s. Od. (up 50s. 0d i *m«apore:-$69.62i 2 (2 50 tons sold)
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    Topics Of To-day.
    880 8 (BY "LOOKER-ON This anti-"gambling" crui teally comical climax in thi of cricket bats to readers 01 for forecasting Test Mate*, morning contemporary say. A var provide "a great deal of ment"—the word "tarn emphasised—and to frown or) is utter stupidity. I Concerning my fugK.st., ing companies should
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    Chandu Sensation In Singapore. FEDERAL SCHEME.
    397 9 Indians Bitterly reappointed. VF I \IED BY BRITISH WSPAPERS. >lo sk Pa rt, y Satisfied. British Official Wireless. Reuter's Service. Rugby, June 24. nsent the most important ccnBi lon contained in the Indian rUCtiVf .issloiVs Report is the insistence Statu»*} guiding India towards a
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    News In Brief.
    504 9 Reuter's Service. "Washington. June 23. The I Relations Committee of the Seaau ,ved the _ondon Naval Treaty. Kansas City, June 23. The m occurred of Sidney Catlin Panne. hop of Westminister, U.S.A., late |_M-OQar\ ri.ina and at one time Bishop of London, June 24. Unog i nbered
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    Malta Constitution Suspended.
    359 9 RELUCTANT DECISION. Full Power Handed To The Governor. Reuter's Service. British Official Wireless. London, June 24. In the House of Commons Mr. Mac Donald announced that in view of the situation in Malta the Government had most reluctantly decided that there was no alternative but to sanction
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    "REDS" IN SPAIN AND PALESTINE.
    81 9 Seville General Strike, Reuter's Service. Madrid, June 24. The fact that the Workers' Union was not informed of the impending general strike at Seville has engendered a feeling that the trouble is more revolutionary than economic. The authorities apparently have the situation in hand and
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    MAKING THE ARABS "RED."
    52 9 Riga, June 24. The Communist International has decided to pursue a more energetic policy in Palestine, basing its revolutionary operations on tne Aiabc' Central Committee Party, and has formally undertaken to carry out the new programme, which the "Pravda" describes as "Arabisation of the Communist Party
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    TO-DAY'S FEATURES.
    24 9 INDIA TO-DAY AND TO-MOBMWr on fti HOME SPORTS REVIEW, on page 4. CORRESPONDENCE, on page 5. TOPICS OF TO-DAY. on page 8.
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    Asst. Supervisor Arrested
    426 9 MONOPOLIES SENSATION. Alleged Possession Of $8,500 Worth Of Chandu. C. P. McCully, an Assistant Supervisor in the Government Monopolies Department, and a Johore Malay named Amat bin Haji Ibrahim were arrested by Superintendent Macmillan in Fullerton Road at 8.45 last night. They are alleged to have been
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    COURT OF APPEAL.
    482 9 Option Profits Case. i There was a long argument in the Appeal Court yesterday by Mr. H. D. Mundell, counsel for defendant-appellant (Mi. J*** goonesekera) in the estate option profits suit. In this suit Mr. Vincent Pathinalke was successful before the Chief Justice (Sir William Murlson) recently.
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    BALDWIN WINS.
    430 9 Beaverbrook's Change Of Mind. PLEBISCITE TO PRECEDE FOOD TAXES. Plain Statement Of Policy. British Official Wireless. Rugby, June 24. Mr. Stanley Baldwin (Conservative leader) nade a pronouncement to-day regarding his Empire policy at a meeting of about 400 Conservative Members of Parliament and candiiates. The meeting had been
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    CALLING THE BLUFD.
    202 9 Reuter's Service. London, July 24. The proceedings at the Caxton Hall meeting were private but it is understood that Mr. Baldwin outlined a policy embracing rigid economy, a free hand in Safeguarding and closer economic unity of Empire with reciprocal preference. He emphasised that th? question of
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    Coal Mines Bill.
    121 9 HOUSE OF LORDS DEMAND AMENDMENTS. British Official Wireless. Rugby, June 24. The House of Lords to-day insisted, by large majorities, upon amendments to the Coal Mines Bill which the House of Commons had rejected. One was an amendment excluding the district levy, which Lord Salisbury, on b:half
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    PRISON MUTINY IN BURMA.
    92 9 Convicts Raid Armoury. WARDERS HOLD THEM OFF TILL HELP ARRIVES. Reuter's Service. Rangoon. June 24. A mutiny resulting in 45 deaths occurred in the Central Gaol to-day. A number of convicts suddenly raided the gaol armoury, seized arms and ammunition and, augmented by other convicts, attacked
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    Sports & Pastimes. THE SECOND TEST.
    139 10 Sports Pastimes. THE SECOND TEST. Geary Out Of Gear. SANDHAM TO BE INCLUDED. CRICKET. Reuter's Service. London, June 24. Sutcliffe will not play in the Second Test. He wrote to Mr. Leveson-Gower (chairman of' the selection committee) saying he was confident that his thumb would be healed by Friday and
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    DRAWN AGAIN.
    367 10 Lancashire v. Australians. WEATHER AND PLAY EQUALLY DULL. (By arrangement with the "S.F.P.") London, June 24. Hallows, continuing his overnight unfinished was badly missed by Hurwood when he was 38. Then he commenced to hit out, but misjudged a hit to leg which Woodfull snapped up. Bradman and
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    COUNTY MATCHES.
    332 10 Notts And Yorks Share s Points. Reuter's Service. London, June 24. County matches commenced on Saturday resulted as follows: SURREY BEAT ESSEX. Surrey: 491 (Sandham 176). Essex: 272 (Cutmore 78) and 161 for 2 Played at the Oval; Surrey won on the first innings KENT BEAT WORCESTER. Worcester:
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    County Championship Table.
    213 10 Positions to close of play on June 20: P. W. L. D. W. L. Pts. Kent 12 8 3 0 1 0 69 Kent 12 8 3 0 1 0 64 Notts 12 6 1 1 2 2 68 Lanes 11 5 0 1 2 3 63
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    CARNERA MEETS HIS MATCH.
    179 10 Negro Giant Fouls Italian. BOXING. Reuter's Service. Philadelphia June 24 Camera beat George Godfrey, the giant Leiperville Negro, on a foul in the fifth of a ten round bout. Once again a picture of extreme agony was presented to the ever fai hful fans, 50,000 of
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    American League Results.
    60 10 BASEBALL. Reuter's Service. Now York. June 24. NATIONAL LEAGUE. Pittsburgh 6, Brooklyn 19. Cncinnati 0, New York 3. Chicago 21 Philadelphia 8. St. Lousis 9, Boston 12. AMERICAN LEAGUE. New York 15, St. Louis 0. New York 6, iit. Louis 10. Washington 9. Cleveland 5. Washington 3,
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    Snooker Pool Championship.
    37 10 BILLIARDS. Ties in the StC.C. Snooker Pool tournament: TO-DAY'S*TIE. J. Frewin v. H. Gray. TO-MORROW'S TIE. G. A. Saunders v. C. E. Winter. FRIDAY'S TIE. J. B. Williamson v. winner of Frewin v. Gray.
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    Catholic Club Final.
    45 10 The final of. the doubles handicap at the Singapore Catholic Club will be played tomorrow at 8 p.m.—W. T. Smith and R. Akey, v. C. J. and C. V. Reuters. A good game is, expected. Members and their friends are' cordially invited.
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    S.V.R.A. Spoon Winners.
    76 10 RIFLE-SHOOTING. The spoon winners in the shoot held at the Bukit Timah Range on Sunday were: Net Agg. H. J. Spinks 92. H'cap Agg. E. E. de Silva (6) 89.25. 600 yds. nett. J. P. Galsiton 28. 600 yds. h'cap. J. R. Angus (3) 31. 500 yds.
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    SINGAPORE'S NEW CHAMPION.
    671 10 Bang Soo Beats Wise In Final. LAWN TENNIS. [BY "ECHO."] Singapore has a new lawn tennis champion, fettle Lim Bong Soo. the imperturbable lefthander. And with Hooi Hye and Clerc away h" has no serious challenger. He has been knocking at the door" for a while now,
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    WIMBLEDON TOURNEY.
    344 10 Madan Mohan Meets Crawford. Reuter's Service. London, June 24. Rich contrasts were provided by the fair, tall, quiet Australian. Crawford, and the eager slim feline Indian Davis Cup player Madan Mohan, who opened on the Centre Court. A large and fashionable crowd and sunny weather made an appropriate
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    Negri Sembilan Championships.
    192 10 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban, June 23. JThe following are the results to date of the singles and doubles ties in the Negri Sembilan open tournaments:— Singles: —Nunneley teat Hew Kong Ycong 6—l, 6—l; Nicholson beat Uchida 6—3, 6—2; Sasaki beat Dr. Raj anay again 6—4, 6—l;
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    Mayflower Beat Shanghai B.P.
    95 10 BADMINTON. On Sunday at the Shanghai B.P.s court, the home team lost to the Mayflower, by 4—2. Results: (S.B.P. players mentioned first): Lim Boon Guan lost to Tan Miang Chen? 6—15. 10—15; Bfrng Tian View beat Seah Eng Liat 13—13 (5—3), 14—14, (3—2); Wee Eng Slang
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    Jovials Tournament.
    92 10 The ties in the "C" Division of the tournament played du'ing the week-end resulted as follows:—Khee Piang Hong beat Sect Mvi Jco by 15 —5. 15- 3. Yeo Guan Yong beat Soh Chee Kong by 15—10. 15—9; Seah Mia Hee beat Teo Cheng Kee by 6—15. 15—8. 15—1.
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    DATES AND PLAYERS.
    296 10 Association Football. S.A.F.A. LEAGUE FIXTURES. First Division. Friday S C.C. v. R.A.F.. Stadium Second Division. To-morrotc: Socony v. G.E.C.. SR C. M.P.H. v. Warders. Stadium. Robins v 5.H.8.. ARC. Tay Oon Seng s XI v. Tan Kirn Pong's on Saturday at the latter's ground:—Tan Lian Yew. Tay
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    LORRY CHARGES CABLE POST.
    76 10 Four Chinese Injured. The Post Office situated near the 3rd mile. Serangoon Ro?d, had a narrow escape yesterday evening, when a Chevrolet motor-lorry laden with bricks ran off the road and dashed against a trolley-bus cable post standing in front of the Post Office. The driver
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    PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS.
    65 10 The Surma. The first eight reels of Pathes new serial. "Casey of the Coastguard." starring George OHara and Helen Ferguson, is on at the Surma to-night, together with "Hoofbeats of Vengeance." a thrilling, spectacular western production, with Rex Starlight and Jack Perrin Charlie Ohaplln. too. Ik in the
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    FATAL ACCIDENT.
    34 10 At about 10.15 this morning, a Malay man was killed in Keppel Harbour Road in a collision involving a motor-lorry and another vehicle. Details of the the accident are not yet available.
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    18 10 Mr. Lee Tong Loon of Seremban, the S.U.C.A. soccer forward, has been transferred to the Labour Office. Ipoh.
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    SINGAPORE LEAGUE.
    249 10 Poor Game At The Stadium. ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. A very poor match, was witnessed at the Anson Road Stadium yesterday when the R.A.F. met the S.R.C. in a Div. 1 match. The Club fielded a very weak team and consequently lost by s—o. Mr. Tibbenham refereed and the teams
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    Second Division Matches.
    383 10 EASY VICTORY FOR WARDERS. The Robins suffered a heavy defeat at the hands of the Warders when they met yesterday evening on the Padang in the Second Division of the Singapore League. The Warders won by B—l.8 —1. The score stood ai 2—o when half-time was called.
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    N.S.F.A. League.
    22 10 'From Our Own Correspondent./ Seremban. June 24. In the N.S.F.A. League the Indian Association beat the Temiang Rovers B, 6—o.
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    N.S. Chinese Beat Europeans.
    288 10 (From Our Orcn Correspondent.) Seremban. June 21. B lore a large gathering of spectators on the Seremban Station Padang this evening some splendid football was witnessed when the N. S. Europeans met the Chinese and lost by 5 goals to 3 after a hard fight. Every
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    R.E.S. Sports.
    57 10 ATHLETICS. At the sixth annual athletic sports of the Royal English School, to be held on Saturday at the Stadium, there will be a 440 yards Race, A Division, for inter-school competition and a half-mile race for the Old Boys of the School. Names of intending competitors should
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    Meeting of Football council.
    939 10 MALAYA CUP I w The Granting Of rees Certificate- Several matters of interes a meeting of the S.A.P a i held at the Anson Road s evening, Mr. R. L. Hastie pit The venue of the Malay, first subject to be discussed t ll stated that
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    Council Reform.
    405 11 dl o REPLY TO S.S.A. .Ir osting Suggestions. kg of the committee of the a -mall gathering of mem- ;dmg the president of the n, met at an inform il ration premises last Wed:.d draft a reply to the Straits Settlements (Singainviting their views on he direct method
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    FASCIST SUCCESS IN GERMANY.
    97 11 [Tr ts-Oeean via Pan-Asia.) Berlin. June 23. Politic a has been focussed on the P* I con Diet election, in which the F theh votes and won a notable generally construed as the dissatisfaction over the financial and political chan an indication of the PWh of
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    SPORADIC FIGHTING IN CHINA.
    378 11 Small Hope Of Agreement. ["Sin Kuo Mm Press" Service.} Hong Kong. June 24. The Kwangsi rebels and the "Ironsides" are reported to be invading Kwangtung via Tayuhng (border of Kwangtung and Kiangsi). ineir main forces, under the command of Chang Pah Kwei and Pei Tsung Hsi,
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    TELOK KURAU SCHOOL SPORTS.
    288 11 Successful In Spite Of Rain. The third annual school sports of Telok Kurau English School were held this year oa Tuesday. Owing to a rain storm, however, they had to be postponed and were finished on Monday morning. The "A" Division championship cup presented by Dr.
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      106 11 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS Drill Programme. TO-DAY, JUNE 25. Hall, Bde. Signal Section, al Training. 1*0 BORROW, JUNE 26. HaU, No. 12 Platoon, "C" Classification Revolver. DAY, JUNE 27. ill, S. R. A. (v), Battery and y*** Bl l Parade. l Pm .11, "E" (Chinese) Company, JlS" Tratota t. 7 lr Drill
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      228 11 DIARY OF EVENTS*—, TO-DAY, JUNE 25. High Tides—9.49 a.m., 8.52 p.m. Football League: Malays v. S.C.F.A. "B" (R.D.), Stadium. Football: S.C.C. Tournament, B.B.I. v. Merchants, Padang. TO-MORROW, JUNE 26. High Tides.—10.40 a.m., 9.35 p.m. Sports: Pearl's Hill School, 3.30 p.m. Football League: Socony v. G.E.C. (Div. II). S.R.C.; M.P.H. v.
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    Stocks and Shares.
    1139 12 MINING. ISSUED BY FRASER A CO.. EXCHANGE AND STOCK BROKERS. Singapore. Jane 25, 1930, 10 a.m. Issue Value Buyers Sellers. £1 Asam Kumbang 21 6 23 5|- Ayer Hi tarn Tin llj- 12j- cd £1 Bangrln Tin 18|- 20 1 Batang Padang 0.12 0.16 1 Batu Caves
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    STRANGE OXFORD TRAGEDY.
    664 13 Famous Lawyer's Son SHot Dead. Port Meadow—a large public meadow near Oxford—was the scene of an extraordinary shooting tragedy in mail week in which a young man, formerly an undergraduate at Wadham College, lost his life, and another man was wounded. The dead man was Francis Waldron
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    BAFFLING CRIME MYSTERY.
    411 13 Suspects Caught Tunnelling. Berlin. (By Mail). A chapter has been added to the strange romance of the brothers Sass, wliich presents one of the most baffling problems in the history of crime. The Berlin police are still convinced that it was the Sasses who in January last
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      485 14 PUBLIC NOTICES. TENDERS. Tenders will be received at the Office of Messrs. Keys and Dowdeswell, Architects, Mercantile Bank Building, Singapore, up to noon of the 27th June, 1930, for the erection of all work connected with the New Premises at No. 4. Cecil Street, for The Great Eastern Life Assurance
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      135 16 Vibration and consequently longer life. ORIENTAL MOTORS, Singapore. TAN SOO HOCK Co., Malacca. I ICE CREAM. I Iff The health food for everybody. Eat plenty of it. Be sure to get from us, we supply you the best. jjj LUNA CAFE, j Popular Confectionery. r0 Distributors for Cold .Storage Ice
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