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A RACIAL PROBLEM

Are Filipinos Actually Mongolians

OBJECTIONS TO MARRIAGE

The status of marriages of mora than 100 white American girls to Filipinos hinges on the nutcome of an injunction which Judge William Doran has granted to Mrs. Stella Robinson, temporarily preventing the marriage of her daughter, Miss Ruby Robinson. "Luxi dancer," to Tony Moreno, Filipino.

Marriage licences have been issued for Filipino-American alliances since 1921 on the basis of an opinion, by a county attorney to the effect that Filipinos are Malays.

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The present action is based on Californian law which prevents the marriage of white persons to Mongo- lians in the state,

Mrs. Robinson declared, in obtaining the injunction to prevent her caugh ter's marriage, that modern ethnologi cal research proved that the Filipinos were actually Mongolians and not Malaya had been supposed. Thus they came under the provision of the state law.

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FRIDAY, MARCH 14, 1930.

Sir Oliver Lodge on the Future

Sir Oliver Lodge, the scientist,' who is 78, travelled 80 miles from his homa at Lake, near Salisbury, recently, to deliver a 40-minutes' address at Fins- bury Town Hall, E.C. Among his points were:m

I have never touched party politics.

DOUGH MIXING

Recent Accident to Operator

A BAD PRACTICE

We learn from the Navòl au- thorities that an accident recent- ly occurred to the operator of a

I don't understand them. I don't dough mixing machine when he at- want to; real política mean co-opera- | tempted to remoove dough when tion for the good of humanity.

the machine was working in re- verse.

The human race has not long been on earth, and we have a great future before us.

I consider it a kind of blasphemy to suppose things come easy, even to

God.

There is apparently a tendency for bakery staffs to circumvent safety arrangements, ignoring the Humanity is in the beginning fact that such arrangements are its time. We have not long been) civilised, I think posterity will say that we were not civilised." If we go! on as we did in 1914 to 1918 we won't

be civilised.

In future we must do our fighting on the football and cricket fields, and, not with chemicals and bombs.

designed for their own benefit.

Attention is directed to pages 123-4 of the "Handbook of Vic-! tualling Stores" which provide that:| the danger of attempting to handle! dough in mixers and kneaders whilst the knives are in motion is only the lowland and coastal people

to be specially brought to notice. usually called "the Filipinos" and mak-in all establishmenta

and ships Scientific opinion on the racial charing up the most articulate and govern with bakeries, and that the prac- acteristica and origin of the Filipinos ing group, but a large number of tice is to be strictly prohibited. is admittedly divided and the outcome others including the tree Malays to Notices to this effect are to be of the Robinson action will be watched the south, the primitive peoples in the prominently posted in the local with keen interest both in Los Angeles mountains and many other strains, Naval Establishment. and in the Philippines.

In the Philippines there is a great variety of peoples and languages, the number of the latter being usually given at 37. The peoples include not

The case will affect the status only, of the Filipinos as contrasted with tho more definitely identified racial groups.! Many consider the Filipinos a mixture including Chinese and Malay.

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to the complaint that he refused to declare the Government's intentions regarding safeguarding and Mc- Kenna duties, Mr. Snowden pointed out that on the first day that the Government met in Parliament, the Premier had stated that no further applications for safeguarding would be considered, that the existing) duties would expire at the appoint-]] |ed date, and that the future policy would be declared at the right time.

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In regard to the demand made in the motion for the extension safeguarding, Mr. Snowden Buid that there were two queations which had had been put to the protec-) tionista tens of thousands of time and no answer had ever been given. The first was, if protection would cure unemployment here, why had it not cured unemployment in high- ly protected countries, The second question was, if protection was a good thing for workers, why were wages in these highly protected countries only half the wages here? When Conservatives had answered these questions he would continue to discuss the subject, but not till then. The main purpose of the motion was to condemn him be- cause of his reticence regarding these duties. He would make no statement beyond what he had al- ready said..

The Liberal View

Sir Herbert Samuci, Liberal, said that his party unhesitatingly sup-" ported the Government in the It was somewhat existing motion. surprising that the opposition front bench should have introduced a motion-inviting the Chancellor of the Exchequer to take the almost un- precedented course of declaring in advance what duties he intended to propose. It was true that the uncertainty was affecting business, but it was a natural sequel to bring- ing this question of tariffs ou to the floor of the House of Commona. The Liberal, parties were free traders because they were convinced that that policy was best for the country in the present circum- stances of the world-British Wire- less Service.

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London, Yesterday, A Conservative vote of censure will be moved by Mr. Stanley Baldwin in the House of Commons to-night. The motion will deplore the depression in trade and the, increase in unemployment result- fing from the Government's pré- sent policy, and regret the Gov- ernment's refusal not only to ex- tending the safeguarding of in- dustries or Imperial preference, but even to declare its intentions

maintenance regarding the existing safeguarding duties and the. McKenna duties on sugar, slik and other key Industries, thereby increasing uncertainty and dis-

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The Daily Chronicle's political | correspondent states that the McKenna dultes on imported motor cara and the duties on silk and artificial silk will be retained. Heater

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