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ESTABLISHED ANITA OĦEN

中華民國庚午年五月初一日 - 1846

HONG KONG, WEDNESDAY, MAY 28, 1930.

KING'S ILLNESS.

Not Considered to Be Serious.

ABLE TO FULFIL DUTIES.

Rugby, Yesterday. The temporary indisposition of

the King announced this morning.

is not of a serious nature and has

RIOTING IN LUCKNOW

14 POLICEMEN SENT

TO HOSPITAL.

MOB FIRED ON.

SERIOUS CLASH WITH

MILITARY.

Lucknow, Yesterday. have been killed and three in- Four persons are reported to

jured in serious troubles here. Fourteen policemen have been sent to hospital and the curfew has been promulgated. It is offi- cially announced that volunteers conflicted with the Police and the military in the busiest centre of

RANGOON RIOTS.

Trouble Over Chinese Fills Mortuary,

FURTHER CLASHES.

Rangoon, Yesterday, Ten Indians are reported to have been killed as a result of

further Indo-Burman collisions

this afternoon. Hitherto 54 corpses have been brought to the mortuary since the troubie stort-

ed.

A

Ino connection with his recent ill- ness. The announcement stated that for some days he has suffer- led from painful though localised

Mob's Ugly Temper.

Rangoon, Yesterday. rheumatism of the right hip and

Government communique that, although he has been advis-

shows that the police were forced jed not to attend the Royal Courts

to fire on three or four occasions being held to-night and to-

during the riots, when rival mobs showed an ugly temper toward morrow, he hopes to fulfil his en-

them. It is known that Burmese gagements later in the week. The

parties murdered many Andhras ceremonial of the Court involves the city. The crowd were pushed in their houses, the number of considerable physical strain which back, but again formed when the which has not yet been ascertain- would in the circumstances have police and military withdrew. ed. The Cameron Highlanders been painful to the King. Conse-The mob attacked a police outpost with machine guns strengthened quently, the Queen, escorted by and the police in self-defence fired the police and helped to disarm the Prince of Wales, is holding the 57 shots at short range. The mob ermed parties. Strong pickets Courts to-night and to-morrow.

has divided into gangs and is are guarding the main roads to hostilely parading the city.

prevent an inflow of fresh trouble- some elements. Both sets of rioters caused, considerable dam- to property, and there was some looting last night.-Reuter. [A, cable published yesterday stated: Ten persons were kill- ed and 260 injured in communal rioting, which had been brew. ing for a week over the strike of dock workers in resentment of Chinese being employed to load ships.]

Chittagong Raid.

It is thought that the attack of rheumatism is largely attribut. Inble to the recent period of enld, damp weather. The King's en- gagements later in the week in clude attendance at the opening of the Royal Tournament on Thursday and the reception of · Monetary rewards are offered the delegation of the Congress of for the apprehension of 20 per Imperial Chambers of Commercesons wanted in connection with on Friday.

the attack on the armoury in March.

Dacca, Yesterday. Ten Hindus and four Mohám-nge medans have died out of 14 sent to hospital.

The attack is not interfering with His Majesty's routine work at the Palace, and he received visitors to-day as usual,-British Wireless Service.

ASPIRIN 0,5

Chittagong, Yesterday.

Trouble Over Dog.

Bombay, Yesterday. The situation in Bhandi Bazaar is now normal. The origin of

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ALLEGED DESERTERS.

Two Somerset Light Infantry soldiers, "Private Harry Brigg and Private Stanley Warman, who are alleged to have deserted from Murray Barracks on May 23, have been arrested by the Folice, and will in due course be handed over to the Military authorities.

the trouble is explained in a com- munique stating that a Europear police sergeant vigorously remon- strated with a Mahommedan who was cruelly beating his dog with la loaded stick near the police officers' quarters. The Mahom- medan refused to desist and the officer struck him with his fist. The man made off and was brought back by his associates, who assaulted the sergeant. The latter escaped in a motor car and the assailants then began stoning the police station-Reuter.

A plot of tremen- dous drama the strength. The alory of the greatest patriot that 'ever lived, who killed his [ dearest friend to BAYO his country from a madman

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AMUSEMENTS:

BROADWAY COULD NOT DUP. LICATE IT EVEN FOR 86.60

The Mirch and the Gapoty në Entelluting

Basse-The Roghed Sportacha të a Khog- doms Turned BreenThe Shann mot chi Prosomes of Cloviosenne Bollywúnd- The Love of a lyinos for a Site at the

An Ortewbalming Entertal- mast, Unique in its Blending "of the Spirkte and Lifs of a Mical Comedy, the Drema and Romence of tha Tilking Scrses and the Liling Melo. des of a Celebrital Comports WILLIAM FOX presents

The Firm Viestess Song Rom

'ALL TALKING SINGING DANCING

HOVERTONE PRODUCTION

MARRIED IN

HOLLYWOOD

Fostering the Kanevet krinkony zure J. HAROLD MURRAY

NORMA TERRIS

Wales CATLETT Tan PATRICOLA Lennon PAWEŁ Irons PALASTÝ

Shane Hagerbully Wyman key OSCAR STRAUS

Veddant Waked Mundus JE DAVE PEJOPEN 'N ARTEN SAY

Directed by MARCEL SEVER

FOX NEWS.

Song Hits You WI Never Forget

*Dased Away.

the Night" "PERSERE......... Love Song" "Deepin Levé” WA.Man-

A M«Id" ***The Black

Gridiron Warriors practise at sea. With Movietone at & Turkey farm. See Margaret Shotwell, the N.Y.. planist who lost $1,000,000 on the Stock Exchange.

AT THE

QUEEN'S

THE STAR

FINAL SHOWINGS

TO-DAY-

At 2.30, 5.10, 7.15 & 9.20,

THE LITTLE

FRENCH GIRL

with

ALICE JOYCE,

Produced by the man who made “Peter Pan.”

"FINAL SHOWINGS TO-DAY.

AT 5.30 & 9.20.

NORMA SHEARER

in "THE ACTRESS"

AT THE TO-DAY ONLY

WORLD A 5.15 & 9.20

AT 230 & 7:15

CHINESE PICTURE

THE

GREAT SUCCESS"

QUEEN'S COMING SOON

DANCING-

Harry Richman

ON

"PUTTIN RITZ

THE

JOAN BENNETT

IRYING BERLIN

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