The Straits Times, 10 June 1930

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    35 1 The Straits Times [ESTABLISHED NEARLT A CENTURY.] THE LARGEST AND MOST INFLUENTIAL NEWSPAPER IN MALAY*^ 21 PAGES SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 1930. The Straits Times 24 PAGES SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 1930 PRICE 10 CENTS.
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      172 1 SINGAPORE: 78. CECIL ST. ('PHONE 5151) Ny Carlsberg Beer la bottlM aad m draught. Sola Importer* EAST ASIATIC CO., LTD. (Inc. 1b Denmark) SINGAPORE. A SIGNAL SUCCESS fe "SIGNAL BRAND" ||S SARDINES Here are offered at an economical price (iENUINE SARDINES— as quite distinct from sild and other I V
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      129 1 KUALA LUMPUR 27, JAVA ST. (PHONE 3633). STERLING SILVER TEA SBOOW/' IN CASES. NEW DESIGNs7*^^V^ ff No. IMaV. No. :,U7. No. r »2:i9. Case o* fi Silver Tea Spoons $12.50 Case of Silver Tia Spoona SIl'.M) Cm* uf 8 SUver Tea Spoona |ILM 1^ $:'5.00 12 (2S.M 1- MM No.
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      13 1 Prime Portland; i CEMENT I EAST ASIATIC CO., LTD. (Inc. in Denmark) < SINGAPORE.
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      534 2 P. 0., BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINES Incorporated in Kngland) M UL AND PASSENGER AND CARGO BEKVICE. PKNINSUI.AK AND ORIENTAL S.N. CO. UNDER CONTRACT WITH HIS MAJESTY'S GOVERNMENT, LONDON AND FAR EAST MAIL SKRVICK. OUTWARD FROM LONDON FOR CHINA AND JAI'ANi Tonnage due Spore. MiiREA H.OOU J une Jj KAIYAN
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      641 2 SHIPPING ANNOUNCEMENTS. (NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA) TO LONDON. Naples, Marseilles, London, Antwerp and Rotterdam. Vessels Tonnage Due sail I FUSHIMI MARU J. 2,900 June 19 2Q HAKOZAKI MARU 10,600 July 2 3 TERUKUNI MARU 12,000 July 16 li HAKURAN MARU 10,600 July 30 81 HARUNA MARU 10.600 Aug. 13 14 t
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      458 2 BURNS PHILP LINE (Incorporated in England) FOR BRISBANE, SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE, VIA JAVA, DARWIN AND THURSDAY ISLAND. Regular monthly sailings by the welltnown steamer MARELLA (7865 tons) and ;he new motor vessel,. MALABAR (4512 tons). The s.s. MARELLA is one of the largest and finest steamers trading to Australia, cabins
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      690 2 K. P. M. (ROYAL PACKET NAY. CO. OF BATAVIA) (Incorporated in Holland! Under contract with NETHERLANDS INDIAN GOVERNMENT. Telephone No. 545 L with sub-connections ;o Passage. Freight. Transhipment. Marine Depts. and Manager's Desk. Representative for Singapore and Straita Settlements of the Travellers Official Information Bureau. Booking Office Royal Dutch Indian
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      586 2 THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE THE OCEAN STEAM SHIP CO. LIMITED. THK CHINA MUTUAL STEAM KAV. CO.. LTD. (Incorporated in England) JEGULAR SERVICE TO MARSEILLES, .ONDON, AMSTERDAM, ROTTERDAM, VNTWEIU 1 HAMBURG, AND BREMEN3ENOA, HAVRE UVKRPOOL AND GLASGOW BOSTON, NEW YORK AND BALTIMORE. WEEKLY SERVICE— LONDON AND NORTH CONTINENT. UONDON. ROTTERDAM AND
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      521 2 THE SIAM STEAM NAY. CO., LTD. (Incorporated in Piain i BANGKOK COASTING SERVICE For Kretay, Trengguno, Kelantan, Banifnnra, relupin, PatMiii. Singor.i, L;icon, Sichon. Bandon. Kohsamui. Langsuan, C'humpon and Bangkok. Arrival Departure VALAYA .luno 0 Junr II MALINI June II June 18 SUDDHADIB June 2:5 Jun. H The steamers are fitted
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      442 3 DUTCH MAILS M.V. Stoomvaart Maatschappij Nederland and M.V. Rotterdamsche Lloyd WEEKLY MAIL and PASSENGER SERVICE TO Genoa Amsterdam Southampton Marseilles Rotterdam Tonnage m.v. Chr. Huygens 15,640 S.M.N. June IS s.s. Tjciimai 8,100 R.L. June 20 m.v. Joh. v. Oldenbarnrvelt 19.000 S.M.N. Jun* 27 Slumat 12,000 R.L. July 4 Juh. De
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      1418 3 SHIPPING ANNOUNCEMENTS. DOLLAR STEAMSHIP LINt <Jnd AMERICAN MALL LINE ROUND-THE-WORLD SERVICE From SINGAPORE ud PRNAMG rla COLOMBO, SUB, POST SAID, ALBXANDRIA. NAPLES, GENOA ud MARSEILLES to NEW YORK and BOSTON. Arrive Lsars Laavs Spore Spore Psnang PRES. HARRISON in port June 12 June 14 I'KKS. JOHNSON June S8 Jun* So
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      370 3 OCEANIC AND ORIENTAL NAVIGATION CO., SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. TACOMA ORIENTAL STEAMSHIP CO., TACOMA, WASH. STATES STEAMSHIP CO., PORTLAND, ORE. JOINT SCHEDULE. Sailings for United States nnd Canada Points from Hong Kong. San h'rnnci-co and Portland S.S. MICHIGAN sails from Hong Kong July 8 San FranciM-o, Lo* Ar.gelea and San Diego
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      512 3 HANDBOOK I AMILIAH QUOTATIONS. A collection of passage*, ph raxes nnd proverbs traced to their source* in ancient and modern literature, in the 1,400 pages iis invaluable book nre cited familiar i.issages, proverbial phrases, ami constantly recurring 1 phrases from nearly 1 .tutu authors. It includes if.ections fiom French nnd
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    CHINA'S CHANGE TO GOLD.
    481 4 Province by Province And Step by Step. Hunt: K.)n,r. Muy 1!>. The financial vtomniemlations made l>y the American Kemmercr Commission of financial experts will be fully discussed before action is taken towards improving China's admittedly defective ciirreniy systems, according to Mr. T. Boon, the Minister of
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    OFFICIAL WELCOMER.
    308 4 Shanghai Official's Fourteen Decorations. One of the best known Chinese Government officials in Shanghai, popularly known among foreigners as Shanghai's official welcomer and the most decorated man in China", is Mr. S. K. Chen, Director of the Shanghai Office of I ihe Ministry for Foreign Affairs and. at
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    ROYALIST PLOT IN SHANTUNG.
    142 4 Prince Kung Said to Be Recruiting Bandits. Hong Kong, May 24. A Royalist organ was recently raided by the garrison troops at Tsinan, the capital of Shantung, when three arrests were made. The Royalists, according to a Chinese telegraphic report from Peking, have become very active
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    CHICAGO TRUCE.
    135 4 Gangs Combine to Combat The Police Only. Gang warfare in Chicago's notorious underworld has been halted by the most bizarre disarmament treaty on record. Meeting at a conference in an hotel on the south side of the city, the rival gangster chiefs, "Scarface" Al Capon* and "Bugs" Moran,
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    A LUCKY MOTHER.
    58 4 Dock Labourer's Wife Wins £8,000 in a Lottery. Fortune has smiled upon Mme. Chezeraux, the wife of a Bordeaux dock labourer, to the extent of a million fiancs (about £8,000). Mmc Chczenaux, who is the mother it three children, was the holder of the ticket which won
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    VILLAGE LOOTED BY WOMEN.
    224 4 Female Bandits Operating Near Chung Shan. Chung Shan, May 21. The people of Shekki city were disturbed in the middle of last night by the sounds of firing, and later the skies were filled with the red glare of burning houses. After dawn it was discovered
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    CHINA'S WAR MINISTER.
    134 4 Economies in Organising Department. Nanking, May 12. Noteworthy reorganisation measures in the administrative of the Ministry of War have been introduced by General Ho Ying-ching since his appointment as minister. To curtail administrative expenses several subordinate departments as well as many posts have been abolished. Reorganisation of
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    TIN PROBLEMS.
    319 4 Falling Price Not Stopped By Amalgamations. In spite of the far-reaching amalgamation schemes which have been carried through in the tin-mining industry during the last year or two, and the efforts to regulate production made by the Tin Producers' Association, the price of tin has continued to fall
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    NINE BURNED TO DEATH.
    99 4 Family Trapped by Flames In Thatched Hut. Unable to escape from a burning house, in Babipur village near Lucknow nine persons, members of one family and a servant were burnt to death. The house adjoining the one occupied by Bachu Singh, a former manager of Mainpuri
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    SUPERSTITION AND MURDER.
    124 4 Why Mexican Indians Killed Scientist. A ward story of superstitions fear that ended in the stoning to death Dr. Edgar Kuhlman, the Norwegian scientist, at Amozac, near 1'iubla, u month ago is published by the newspaper El Universal. The superstitious Indians apparently got the idea that the
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    WIFE'S LOVER SUED.
    158 4 Husband Who Divorced Her For Nothing. A French banker, who agreed to divorce his middle-a^ed wife in order that she could marry a handsome Russian, of whom she had become enamoui ed, and then became anjjry when thiyoung lover failed to carry out his pan of the
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    TAX ON CATS.
    43 4 To pretext songbirds, which aie an asset to a resort in the wooded hills near Breslau in Germany, the city imposed a, taxon cats. Enforcement of the ordinance revealed that some households wire bar1 ouring as many as ten tabbies.
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      58 4 jM Buy Your Comfort M\ DENNIS -ctSmB^SiLK. ol mert 'y l^ c self-evident '^Mtefcl clientele of a passenger ser/^ff^U ffi' vice, but that evasive qua*UW U/fj mirwl. Whatever your loads, them on a Dennis, and (ion of transport at it* beet. HCa^in wK^^ fffl v V flwHl anlsmv^B^^BmßKValm^H»l%w3v^m^B Ima^P^^^»»iß mw^aW
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      12 4 [HI J Jxeiqns supreme in JLouses or L/nalih/ I k^^^^^^^^!^ SCR S
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      207 5 /7; not/ring now undeMfoJan." I And in nothing else is the quality of age more valuable than in Whisky. >. has been continuously distilled since 16 27. 7* j No olber Whisky distillers can clam: ov«r 300 years' npericuce. NO FINER WHISKY GOES INTO ANY BOTTLE. v-^si^ Is > ->
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      163 5 i^kiete I £jaMH^i i tap i, j, vii H m L gy^gl £j. ITS A LONG WAY TO THE SCRAP HEAP with a Thornycroft Lorry. FOR ALL LOADS AND ROADS. THORNYCROFT (SINGAPORE), LIMITED THORNYCROFT HOUSE, TANK JIOAD, SINGAPORE, S.S. T^_^^^^^^^^^^^^C^ —^imiiia™BaaaßaßßßaM«BaW j«v!^^^^^l^BiW^^iaV "^V 3tDXu Bfvf 5 ■■aaßKal .^Lv L^LlI 5^
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      269 5 Foods Made from the purest milk of cows pastured in the home counties, the 'Allenburys' Foods are as easily digested as mother's milk. They are germ free and are simply and quickly made by the addition of boiling water only. Fresh supplies, specially packed for the tropics, are received each
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  • DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES.
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      62 6 LW.—Mrs. Lim le Ging nee Oci Khoen Nio at 18, Bcotts Road, on June 9, 1930 aged 62 Belevid niuther of A. L. J., H.LH. an, VL.K. l,iin. Demi* regretted. Funeral on Su:. .u-. the l">th inst., at :t p.m. sharp to H" Drown Cemetery. Friends and relatives are
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      699 6 SMALL ADVERTISEMENT FORM. To The Advertising Manager, StraiU Times, Cecil Street. Please iipert the following small advertisement for^ days Then- are approximately seven words to a line and there is a flat rate charge of 25 cents per line per insertion with A minimum of on« dollar per insertion. The
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      661 6 »«>«♦♦♦♦»»♦»>>>♦»♦ MISCELLANEOUS MARBLES white Italian. 1, Telegraph St. PLANO. New pianos for sale. Season Co., ud m ond n3f Nortn _rjdge Road. WANTKD a secon.l-hr.nd Kelvinator, Electl, lux or j.-ri XiKidvi rt.. MS, Strait:* Times. WANTED, for French children, French .peaking lady teucher. Reply 911. S. Times. JAPANS G»TLMAM retires
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      772 6 BOARD AND LODGING SINGLE AND DOUBLE ROOMS furnished, with own bathroom. Also service, garage. Apply No. 11, Scotts Road. Tel. 2462. FOR RENT, upper floor new bungalow 100 A, Jervois Road, immediate entry, suitable fcr young couple. 4 rooms, 2 bathrooms, kitchen. Rent moderate. Apply 970, S. T. GOOD CUISINE,
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      568 6 HOUSES, FLATS, ETC. TO LET, from July 1, compound house No. 38-B, Barker Road, 3 bedrooms with baths, tennis, garage, electric, gas and water, elevated position. Rent moderate. Please apply the City Dispensary, 196, Middle Road. TO LET, IMMEDIATE ENTRY. BEAUTIFULLY SITUATED COMPOUND HOUSE facing sea at Pasir Panjang. Three
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      855 6 TENDERS INVITED FEDERATED MALAY STATES RAILWAYS. CONSTRUCTION DVT. BUKIT TIM AH TO TANJONG PAGAR DEVIATION AM) NEW TERMINAL STATION. SINGAPORE. Tenders for the supply of ;.ll labour and materials in the construction of One Office a_d Store for Permanent Way Inspector and Clerk of Works, One Yard Foreman's Office and
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      873 6 ISKANDAR POLO CLUB IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE TAIPING TURF CLUB. With the permission of the Straits Racing Association, an Amateur Race Meeting will be held on the Taiping Race Course on Monday June 23, 1930. TWO RCNS FOR POLO PONIES, about 2 furlongrs Straight, Stakes Nil, Cups to the Ist,
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      1188 7 A GOOD fHTORTI NITY TOR SOUND AND I'kOHTAUI.K IWKSTMENT IN LAND AND HOI'SK I'KOI'KKTIES NOT TO BE MISSED f BY KNTKKI'KISING CAPITALISTS. IN TIIK ESTATE OF SULTAN KHAN SURATTEE. DECEASED. Ji IMPORTANT TWO DAYS' AUCTION SALE of most vuluiihle freehold and leasehold busi- a ness and residential premises in the
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      578 7 MORTGAGEES' SALE nf freehold and leasehold Singapore town and country properties. At Messrs. Cheong Koon Seng A Co.'s saleroom. No. SO, Chulia Street, on Wrdnexday. June 11, ItSO, at 2.30 p.m. Lots 1, 2 and 3. Valuable freehold land unri compound dwelling houses known as No. !7fi-C, 37fi-D and 376-K,
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      312 7 APEX ELECTROPHOfir RECORDS. MADE IN CANADA. ***** I lift op my finder and I say "tweet, tweet" (Vocal Fox Trot). Will you bo true (Vocal Fox Trot). ***** Painting Ihe clouds with sunshine (Vocal Fox Trot). Tip toe thru' the tulips with sac (Vocal Fox Trot). R99.1 My Bong nf
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      253 7 No skirt trouble for this youngster -or his Mother. They use CvTicuifA Soap and Ointment aa4 Talcum ■a, id Daddy u*e» tfic Shaving Stick! Cuticura jSjaUr gwptr each Suap, Oiatmanl Tikia fir«^ upon rf-qoeM. from MaJirr ItiippfllMaUva Lißiml, L'Biob Building, Singapon-. DR. CASSELL'S TABLETS Repair Wear and Tear of Nerve
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      214 7 GOULDS PUMPS I CENTRIFUGAL RECIPROCATING OR HAND PUMPS FOR ALL DUTIES LARGE AND VARIED STOCKS HELD BY THE SOLE AGENTS FOR MALAYA. iCpEJMLI SINGAPORE IPOH KUALA LUMPUR. Hmvmrlirt- the audience— whether it is in a V 'f .V -if h»U or in the open ji: the spe.Ver's voice >v V>
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    HOME SPORT REVIEWED.
    4411 8 Summing Up Australia's Form: Conflicting Opinions. FRENCH RUGBY CRISIS. (From Our Own Correspondent). l.nnili.n. May 8. The King paid his first visit to a racec, ursc since Goodwood of 192S when he went to Newmarket OH Tuesday for the Guineas meeting. He made a detaildl examination of
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    EUROPEANS IN INDIA.
    427 8 What They are Thinking Today. Simla. .May L' 2. Considerable surpri-e is expressed here wdl-inforemerl circles at a Press mesMgc from London indicating that opinion in responsible quarters i crowing that I'egotiatior.s with Mr. Gandhi are inevitable, (writes a correspondent of the Statesman.) It is not bclived
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    A 40 M.P.H. CHASE.
    211 8 Nurse's Dash to Take a Car's Number. Calcutta, May 22. The story of a European nurse who chased a motor car at 40 miles an hour, took dewn the number, and reported it to the police was told before Mr. W. IsbUß, I'olice Magistrate, Alipore. yesterday,
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      47 8 CORONA CHAMPION rfC tab v PORTABLES KM Black or Colours Ww^M^ A v/fiw L. C. SMITH TYPEWRITERS aalaaa" W ill ■Pi aaa BsEatsaai FOR SALE BY THE FEDERAL RUBBER STAMP jj 0 HN LITTLE CO., LTD. KELLY WALSH, LTD. WHITEAWAY. LAIDLAW D. T. LIM CO. CO., LTD.
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      13 8 IF IT IS WORTH ADVERTISING YOU WILL FIND IT IN THE STRAITS TIMES.
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      223 9 SLHAMBRt I THE THEATRE OF PERFECT SOUND MM REPRODUCTION A A 9 6.15 p.m. TONIGHT 9.15 p.m. The Supreme Achievement of the Talking Screen. ALL TALKING, SINGING AND DANCING 200 Performers— Magnificent Colour Scenes. Advance Booking at KOUiNSON CO., LTD. PAVILION £or From Sunday, June S to Satuniin. June 11.
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      243 9 VICTORIA THEATRE TRE.MK.VDOI s BUOCBH THEATRE PACKED 10 THE DOORS f'ri'nouncrd hj everyone in Saturday*, bin Eiidirnrp THE GREATEST MViTERY SHOW KVBB IN BINGAPOU CWk TONIGHT AND NIGHTLY. C 77 THK GREAT MAGICIAN ifWL NTCOI.A pe^on J Wi f h company of intrrnFtion:il niystificis urn) variety artists Beautiful Girls Music
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    WORK OF SEAMEN'S MISSION.
    851 10 SHIPPING NOTES. Ten Thousand Men Helped Annually. The Slith nniiiveisary meeting of the Scumen's Mission was held in London on April 2:t, and maided over by Sir Arthur M. Sutherland, Unit.. K.B.E., president of the Chamber of Shipping Sir Arthur mid the size- of the audience
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  • LOCAL STOCK AND SHARE QUOTATIONS.
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      THABAWLEIK TIN.
      878 10 Increase in Dredging Rate. I The directors' report of Thabawleik Tin 1 Predginz, Ltd., to be presented at the I seventh ordinary general meeting of shareholders, to be held at the registered office i.,f the company, Taiping, on Monday, June 10, is as follows The directors present herewith
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      VOLUNTEER DRILLS.
      84 10 Programme of drilli up to and for week i-i'.iliiijr June 15 In ,.la>, June 10, 5.1 ."> p.m.. Drill Hall S.R.K. (V), Weapon Training; 5.15 p.m.. Drill Hall, "E" I Chinese i Co., Weapon Training; "..IS p.m., Mcloy Drill Hall, "F" (Malay) Co. Weapon Training 5.15 p.m., Drill
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      268 10 EXCHANGE. Singapore, June 10. On London, Bank 4 m 2 '3 15/16 < Demand 2/3 3/4 Private 3 m. credit 2 4'i On New York, demand 66 1/16 < Private 90 d/« 67% 1 On France, Bank T.T. 14S1 j On India, Bank T.T. 15i J On Hong Kong, Bnnk
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        MINING.
        460 10 Val. I'd. Buyers Seller* £1 £1 Asam Kumbang 21/6 22 C 5.-5 Aycr Hitam Tin 13-- 14.'£1 £1 Bangrin Tin 19 6 20/6 1 1 Katani? Fadang 0.10 014 1 1 Batu Caves 050 0.60 1 1 Bukit Arang O.Jo 0.55 £1 £1 Burmah Malay 15/- 16'il £1 Chenderiang
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        GENERAL.
        222 10 Issue Val. Pd. Buyers Sellers 2 2 Alex. Brick Preft. 2.30 2.40 2 2 Alex. Brick Ords. 2 95 3.05 £1 £1 Brit. Am. Tobacco 0.7.0 5.12.6 1 1 Central Engine 0.40 0.W nom. 1 1 Cycle and Carriag* 0.40 0.45 nom. 10s. 10s. Duff Development 4/C 6/6 6
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        DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
        100 10 Singapore (Id Storage 7 p.c. deb. of 1926 red. 1931-36 102 105 ci. Singapore Municipal 5 p.c. of 1901 red. 1930 $1,878,000 par. s','i prem. Singapore Municipal frb p.c. oi 1907 red. 1947 $1,600,000 95 par Singapore Municipal 4'i p.c. of 1909 red. 1955 $1,000,000 95 par
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        RUBBER SHARES.
        375 10 Kraser and Co. and Lj all and Evatt's quotations. Today's Prices r rastr Lyall Co. Evatt Allenby (»l) 1.40 1.50 1.40 1.50 Alor Uajah (|1) 1M 1.30 1.20 IJIO A. Hitam ($1) 2.00 ?.i0 2.00 2.40 A. Kuninc ($1) 0.30 0.40 U-10 0.40 V Malay ($2) 2.00 2.20
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      KUALA-NAL RUBBER.
      922 10 Previous Year's Loss Turned to Profit. The ordinary general meeting of tht Kuala-Nal Kelantan Rubber Co., Ltd., was held on April 30 at the registered office of the company in London. Mr. R. Arnold (the chairman of the company) presided. The secretary (Mr. A. B. Simson) read the
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      TIN RETURNS.
      164 10 Katu Tin (second half>.— 2U5 hours, 75,000 yards. 203 picuh. Rcnong Consolidated (second half). -31S hours. 91,000 yards. 621 piculs. Anglo-Oriental (Malayai.— 2os,ooo yards, G9 tons. The dredge was shut d*vwa 137 hours during the month in conformity with the goncr.il movement of curtailing production. Glimau Tin.— 64o
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    PASSENGERS.
    666 10 Tk* following passongtn arrival at Singapore by the NiaUV Zi'imu! From Melbourne. Mr. A. H. St::nhopi\ Mr. I). Hamlale, Mrs. K. A. BimpsoB, Mr. C. Tofcinni. Mr. W. Root, Mrs. J. Harrison, Mr. J. Seotord, Mr. W. KiL»f, Mrs. U J. Dt Mrs. W. Whithuurn. Mr*. J. W. Uod.lo,
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    SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD.
    324 10 arm harbour. Muiii Wharf KoMCf J. .1. 11. W. Bt. Spring TJw :iMr. OH wi:.r i.M.s. Magnolia. Coal Wharf Patrol, Loligo. ranu in ory docks. Tanjong Tatar. Albr.t Dock Krvikcn Victoria Dock kaiU. Krpprl Harbour. Kinifi Dock Nil No. 1 Dock Kola No. J Duck Aba Vessels
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      36 10 iti a ivinwnQ fascinati n UlfilflUllLJlJ WE HAVE THEM To suit all tastes. YOUR SERVICE IS OUR PLEASURE. VISIT CHOP KIM SENG C2O, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. SINGAPORE. Tel. 3915. Jewellery Experts. Diamond Specialists. Goldsmiths with Discernment.
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      66 10 >IM M»n >t»m«« TVDOK. ARRIVED ON JUNE 5. 1930. Consignees of cargo per the above steamer from Oslo arc hereby notified that a General Survey of all car^ro landed in a damaged condition will be held at Godown No. 22, on Friday June 13, 1930 at 9 a.m. No further
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      278 10 MALAYAN METEOROLOGICAL SERVICE. Daily Weather Report. Bright Wind. Station. Temperature Bain- Sun- Relative Direc- Speed. W*ath*r. Max. Mid. fail, shine. Humidity tion. F. F. ins. hours. m.p.h. A I or .Star 88 7:! 0.49 6.2 >>:. Calm Cloudy KoU Itham IN) 75 0.10 7.5 SW 2 Fine K.Tr^ngganu 01 73
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      101 10 ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE WEEK. Tnrid«y. Juno 10 H. W. 10.20 a.m., 8 ft. 5 in., 9.3r, p.m., 9 ft. Wednesday. June 11 H. W. 11. 0« a.m., 8 ft. 4 in., 10.8 p.m., 9 ft. 2 in. Rural Hoard meeting, 11 a.m. Thursday, June 12 H.W. 11.18 a.m., 8 ft.
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    AROUND THE MARKETS.
    690 11 Dredges Forced to Clos< Down. AWAITING THE T.P.A. DECISION. (From Our Financial Correspondent.) Singapore, Tuesday, June 10. T< days I'rices Kiillkt. 19!j rents per Ib. Tin, 100 tons at S7l'. per pirul. Yesterday's Prices Rubber, New York \2Vi cents per lb., down cent. Market, Tone, quiet. Tin.
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    SHARE MARKET REPORTS.
    90 11 Macphai) and Co., Ltd. Singapore, June in. Tin. l^ui,". Ku.hai' 1.1 1-1.1(1, Kintas 1.1.11.17, IVnawats :,l-.-.7'- rents. Mala] l'.i:.-2.::ii Petalins 4.90-5.10, l-lu Klann 1-1..17',., Talani nori Sunni I.uas l.::5-1.4n. Aver Hitam« li M.-14a. l,-.1, Temengors Bs. Cd..'s. C<l. nom.. Takuapas lCs.-17s. nom., Hong Kong Tint 17* tid.-is...
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    Rose Macphail & Penman, Ltd.
    125 11 Rose Macphail Penman, Ltd. Singapore, June 10. i lon. Robber, hoHdaft Noon prime i London Standard) Spot v.i\ cents London. Tin. holiday. Mining. Dull. Sliagel Ways 2.80-3.10, Knehala 1. 14-1. 16, Kinta Dredge 1. 11-1 111 Hong Patti .-.11-:..-, emU, Malaya Consols 237.;;( 3447 nnl gun*»i Luas :j r,. 'Hi.
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      LOWER PERAK RUBBER.
      1250 11 'osition Considered Generally Satisfactory. The lath ordinary general meeting of tho •inhere of Lower Perak Rubber Estates, d.. was held at Winchester House. London, May 6, Mr. K. H. Philips (chairman of the company i presiding. The representative of the secretaries (British Industries end General Investment Trust,
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      CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
      56 11 12 o'clock noon, June 10. Tone of Market :—Weak. Latest Cable :—London, holiday. New York :—Spot Sheet G. cents 12>,4 per lb. t.S.S. equal to London Standax* Itandard R.S.S. on Tender Spot June July August Ju'.y-Sept. Oct.-Dec. 19 >i 20 20% 20 20% 21 eener
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      CENTRAL BANK SYSTEM.
      542 11 Liquidity of Credit And World Trade. Under th» title, "The Fallacy of Price Stabilisation," Dr. Benjamin M. Anderson, jun., economist of The Chase National Bank of New York, continued in the current issue of Lioyds Bank Monthly Bulletin the discussion of central bank policy indicutcd by Professors
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      AUSTRAL MALAY TIN.
      756 11 Prospecting Opportunities Curtailed. The directors' report to be presented at the eleventh ordinary general meeting of shareholders of Austral Malay Tin, Ltd., to be held at the registered office of the company, Taipmg, nn Monday, June 16, is as follows The directors present herewith their report, accompanied
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      DUNLOP'S AND MAY STOPPAGE.
      760 11 Sir E. Geddes Defends Company's Action. At the thirty-first ordinary general meeting of the Dunlop Rubber Co-, Ltd., held in London on May 9, questions were asked relating to the company's decision not to participate in the May stoppage, and Sir Eric Geddcs defended the company's
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      EXPERIMENTS WITH RUBBER.
      426 11 Report by Dutch Investigators. The seventh annual report issued by the propaganda eiepar.ment of ehe International Association for Rubuer »p4 o.her Cultlv<-.-t:ons in Netherlands Indie* 'f an inteieftirj documen: dealing with the activities and experiments of the Association during the past year. Close relations are retained with
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      PUCHONG TIN, LTD.
      690 11 Early Distribution Of Profits Unlikely. The report of the directors of Puchong Tin Dredging Ltd., to be presented at the fourth general meeting of shareholders, to be held at the registered office of the company, Taiping, on Monday, June 16, is as follows The directors present the
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      RUBBER RETURNS.
      8 11 Pusing Rubber and Tin.— 2,350 1b.
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    LONDON RUBBER MARKET.
    1006 11  -  A.W.Stm 'Rt The Lesson of the May Stoppage. PRELUDE TO FURTHER CO-OPERATION London, Mny 11 I entirely acrec with those who say that the aim of European rubber producers hould be to bring the costs of production to the lowest possible level, and that the way to
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    The Straits Times SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 1930. WELCOME MODERATION.
    940 12 The Straits Times SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 1930. WELCOME MODERATION. Two points stand out boldly in the summary of the first volume of the report of the Indian Statutory Commission, published today. The first is the welcome insistence upon th? letter and the spirit of the pronouncements of 1917 and
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    DEMOCRACY IN ITS DEATH THROES.
    1171 12 Citizens Who Have The Vote But Cannot Use It. (By G. K. Chesterton, the famous wwayiM and critic, in a lecture.) Democracy in these days is becoming a meaningless word. In the sense in which it is used by most Englishmen— in the sense in
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
    445 12 Dr. J. M. Sclater has been, appointed medical officer in British North Borneo. The death has occurred in Rangoon of Mr. Ko Bar. Pan, of Seng Enp Choon and Company, at the ajre of 80. Lieut. B. D. Jor.es, the well-known Rugby playtv of the 2nd bn.,
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    NOTES OF THE DAY.
    737 12 THE HORTICULTURAL HERRING. "With a fine sense of the value of invective, the Transport and. Generfel Workers' Union has evolve** the followini; t'escription of Lord Beaverbrook's Empire Crusaders The United Empire I'urty U. a red herring to throw dust in Ihe eyes of the workers and
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    £140,000 PAID TO DUFF DEVELOPMENT COMPANY. HOW SETTLEMENT WAS REACHED.
    306 13 £140,000 PAID TO DUFF DEVELOPMENT COMPANY. HOW SETTLEMENT WAS REACHED. Dull Development Co. And Kelantan. DEED EXECUTED. Avoidance of Costly Litigation. We have received from the- Secretary to the High Commissioner for the Malay States the following communique, giving details of a deed signed in Kelantan on June 7 with
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    SIMON COMMISSION REPORT PRESENTED.
    2842 13 Fixed Object of British Policy. NOT DEFEATED BY FORMIDABLE OBSTACLES. TMK REPORT of the Statutory Commission, which was appointed in November. 1027. to inquire into the working of the -system of government in India, has now been issued. It is to be noted that, while the
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    DRAMATIC MEETING IN BUCHAREST.
    464 13 King's Attempts At Reconciliation. London, June 9. The dramatic movements in Rumania during the past 48 hours monopolise the main news columns of the morning papers. Following the proclamation of Carol as King, numerous reports have been re(eived from Bucharest of his attempts at i (conciliation
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    JAPAN'S NAVY.
    167 13 Changes in the Higher Personnel. Tokio, June 9. It is learned that important changes in the higher personnel of the Navy, including the Vice-Minister of the Navy and the Vice-I hief of the General Staff, will be gazetted tomorrow. It is officially asserted that this is merely the
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    HANKOW IN SEVEN DAYS?
    677 13 Kwangsi Rebels' Boast. TSINAN TO BE HANDED OVER. Hong Kong, June 9. The Kwangsi rebels," who are advancing northwards from Changsha, are boasting that they will occupy the city* of Yochow within two days and that they will reach Wuchang and Hankow in about one week.
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    MEMBERS OF SIMON COMMISSION.
    100 13 The Statutory Commission was appointed by Mr. Baldwin in November. 1927. to inquire into the Indian reforms, the scope of the inquiry coverins; the system of government, the growth of education and the development of representative institutions in India. As originally composed, the Commission consisted of
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    CONGESTION AMONG EMIGRANTS.
    492 13 Planters' Association's Proposals. The Straits Times has received the following circular from the Planters' Association of Malaya with reference to the congestion among estate labourers returning to India which occurs at the ports of embarkation, especially Port Swc'.tenham. "The vice and acting chairman of the Association (Mr.
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    BOMBAY RAIDS.
    59 13 Prison Sentences For Volunteers. Bombay, June 9. Forty-two volunteers who raided the Wadala salt works were sentenced to thic* months' rigorous imprisonment. Ten members of the Bombay Congress committee, including Mukund Malaviya. son of Pandit Malaviya, who was arrested in the police raid on Congress headquarters on Friday,
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    PESHAWAR RIOT.
    109 13 How It Was Caused By Accident. Peshawar, June 9. How an accident led to serious riotinir was described in the cours? of the tr;«i of a British lance-corporal named Cummings, who was sentenced to ciuhtet-n months imprisonment for accidentally s-hoclinjj two children at Kabuli Gate >n May 31.
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    BRITISH AGRICULTURE.
    83 13 Statement of Conservative Policy. London, June 9. Mr. Baldwin, in a speech to an audience of 10,000 at an cpen air meeting near Wickham Market, Suffolk, outlined the Conservative agricultural policy, namely, to fix a guaranteed price of wheat for a period of years after consulting- with agriculturists,
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    SIR HERBERT WARREN.
    582 13 Death of Distinguished Scholar. London, June 9. The death has occurred of Sir Herbert Warren.— Reuter. Sir (Thomas) Herbert Warr.n, who was born at Bristol on Oct. 21. 1853, received his early education stt Clifton College. Subsequently he went, up to Balliol College, Oxford, and in 1875
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      101 13 TODAY'S 24 PAGES. Page 1 j Democracy in Its Death Throes, by G. K. Chesterton 12 Lighter Side of Life in I iindon. by J. Jefferson Farjeon 17 History of the Fukien Trouble 14 Home Sport Reviewed 8 I The Philippines and Independence 22 I Gang Robberies in Perak 19
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    HISTORY OF TROUBLE IN FUKIEN.
    633 14 Prelude to Saturday's Attack on Foochow. In view < f the announcement, made by the Sin Kuo Mm agency yesterday, that there has lie ;-n a farther recrudescence of trouble in Fukien, that General Lv Shingpnng Lv Hsiivpan) has declared against the Government and that
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    THE TROUBLE IN FUKIEN.
    139 14 Rebels Receive a Severe Setback. Amoy, June At 2 a.m. on the Kth fighting began del ween the pro-Government forces under General l.iv Uo-ting and the rebel troops under General Lv Shing-pang to the north-wi I of Foochow. Over 600 of Genera! Lv Shing-pann's troop* are
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    KILLED BY EXPLOSIONS.
    74 14 Two Disasters in United States. Detroit, June 9. Six labourcis were killed and 12 injured, while 80 were trapped, through an explosion in a water-works tunnel 180 feet In low the sur.'are of the Detroit River, owing to an electric drill striking a charge of dynamite. Oakland,
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    AFGHAN WAR.
    278 14 Suleman Khel Rebels Routed. Bombay, May 28. Afghanistan still continues to be a country little known to the civilized world, hut the story come? now from a traveller of how Nadir Khan has been subduing the various tril>es. Among all these there is none more treacherous or powerful
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    NATIONAL THEATRE.
    155 14 Suggestions of the Lytton Committee. London, May 28. That the Prime Minister should appoint a Board of Governor', not exceeding fifteen in number to direct a Xational Theatre in London and nerformances in other towns in Great Britain and in diffeient narts of the Empire is among the
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    LEAGUE AND OPIUM.
    304 14 Ship Leaves Bushire With Huge Cargo. Geneva, May 14. On the proposal of Dr. Marinkovitcb (Yugoslavia), the Council of the League of Nations, at its meeting today, acted on the suggestion of the Assembly that the Advisory Committee on the traffic in opium and other dangerous drugs
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    71 14 A New York cable of May 29 states The announcement of the engagement of Mr. Bradley Martin and Miss Catherine Tod definitely ends the reports of the romantk attachment between Mr. Martin and Miss Valeric French, the granddaughter of the late Earl of Ypres, which was strengthened last year when
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    78 14 The Prince of Wales may become a Major-General and a Rear-Admiral this year. He has held the rank of Colonel in the Army for 11 years, and is sixth on the list for promotion. In the Navy the Man has held the rank of Captain since 1919. The Prince is
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    AGAINST CONGRESS.
    283 14 U. P. Moslems Demand Safeguards. Allahabad, May 24. Moslems in the Unitsd Provinces are growing increasingly anxious to express, as fcicefuUy r.nd plainly as pcss'ble, their id to the Congress civil disobedience campaign and 10 put forward their cln'm fcr constitutional safeguards, declares the Statesman's correspondent. With this
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    BAN ON BULLFIGHTS.
    145 14 Result of Campaign by "French Societies. Paris, May 30. Humanitarian societies are conducting a campaign against bull-fights, which an." still popular in the South of France. A charity bull-fight at Me-lun ended in uproar. The humanitarians chartered an aeroplane and flew over the arena, while "oarrackers" flung
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    EX-SHAH'S WILL.
    136 14 £200 a Year for Each of His Eight Wives. New York, May 23. Under the will of the ex-Shah Ahmed KsJjar, which has been filed here owing to his property '>«;inK in this country, an annuity of £1,200 has been left to his brother, Prr.ice Mohair.:ned Hassan, with
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    COSTLY LITIGATION.
    140 14 _J Case Which Lasted for 27 Years. London, May U. Litigation relating to a will between near relatives which has lasted 27 years, and been cairied on at enormous expense is now likely to be terminated by a Privv Council judgment. The case concerned the estate of Sarath
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    HEROINE OF MEERUT.
    104 14 Indian Mutiny Survivor Honoured. London, May 26. Hearty cheers for Mrs. Rinsr, :i woman survivor" of the Indian Mutiny, were raised at the annual dinner of the Kins--' Royal Rifle Corps Veterans' Association at the request of the chairman Li;utGen. Sir William Pitcairn. Mrs. Ring, who is
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    FOCH'S MEMOIRS.
    233 14 Sold for Publication in Britain And America. Paris, May 13. The manuscript of the memoirs of Marshal Foch, written by himself, was sold today to Messrs. Plon, of Paris, and to Messrs. Doubleday, Doran and Co., of New York. The American publishers have acquired the rights of publication
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    ARRESTED IN BANGKOK.
    75 14 Extradition Warrant Against European. (From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok, June 0. Yesteiday morning the police armed with an extradition war/ant, arrested Maxwell Cornfield, who arrived from Penar.g at the end of Mar h. Cornfield, who is described as an engineer, has been advertising in the Press a
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    MURDERED MINISTER.
    99 14 Impressive Funeral In Lisbon. Lisbon, June The entire garrison lined the route of the funeral cortege of Dr. von Baligand, the German Minister, who was shot and killed by a lunatic. The procession went from the Lagstion to the German cemetery, whence the <<>ttin wai taken to the
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    EUROPEAN'S DEATH.
    82 14 Chinese Car Driver Arrested. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur. June 10. The police have arrested a Chinese motor-car driver in connection with the c'cath of Mr. Henry Morgan, who was found lying dead in a load near his home at Rawar.g. Mr. Morgan was extensively injured and
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    NORWEGIAN PRINCESS.
    19 14 Oslo, June 9. The wife of the Crown Prince Olav has given birth to a daughter. Reuter.
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    MALTA UNREST.
    31 14 Maka, June 9. The Italian newspaper correspondent who was mobbed during the scenes outFide the Cathedral on Sunday and two other Italian press correspondents left Malta last night. Reuter.
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    54 14 H. E. the Governor has been pleased tc add the names of the following gentlemen to the Commission of Peace for the Settlement of Singapore Syed Ahmad Bin Mohamed AlsaToff, Xomanbhoy Abdeali, and Slew Yuen Wong for the Settlement of Penang, Haji Hashi bin Haji Mohamed Sagoff, Leonard Ernest Slowe
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    International Athletics—Two New Records.—Home and Local Cricket. PREPARING FOR THE TESTS ?
    503 15 International Athletics— Two New Records.— Home and Local Cricket. PREPARING FOR THE TESTS Woodfull's Big Score. CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY OUTCLASSED. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, June !>. Thf Au :r.".!i:<rs had an enjoyable day today, piling up -it,*, eventually to make their hiffhcal total of th tour. The Camluiilj.'" howling was
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    ACHILLES CLUB WIN.
    57 15 Polytechnic Runners-up For Kinnaird Trophy. Competing for the Kinnaird Trophy at Stamford Bridge, the Achilla Clul> were lust with 88 pointt and the Polytechnic with 19 points. The cutstaitoinc winners were Jack London, who did 'he 100 yard; in 1 > .in<l Lord Burghley, who won the
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    S.C.R.C.'s BEST EVER.
    604 15 Big Win Over JNegri Sembilan Club. One of the best achievements of the S.C.R.C. to-date was their big victory oyit the Negri Sembilan Club in a twoday frame at Singapore, which started on Saturday and was continued on Sunday. The local Chinese side proved superior in ■.ii
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    BRITISH BOXING.
    97 15 Board to be Re-Modelled On Amateur Lines. AftsV only seventeen months of office the British Boxing Board of Control will !■<* entirely reconstituted on amateur lines r.t its annual meeting in London on June j It is proposed to ve.=t tlv authority of the existing body in a
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    THE MALAYA CUP.
    60 15 Selection Committee and Trial Match. The Selection Committ?c of the Singapore Amateur Football Association will meet on Thursday at 1.45 p.m., to arrange the first trial match for the Malaya Cup. According to previous arrangement^. Singapore will meet Negri Sembilan at Singapore on July 2C>, and the
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    FINE INNINGS BY DE VRIES.
    920 15 Malacca Beat S.C.C. On Padang. Heavy rain early yesterday morning probably proved the deciding factor in the match between the S.C.C. XI and Malacca, which started on the Padang on Sunday. Malacca won in an exciting finish. Up to the resumption yesterday morning the S.C.C.
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    WIN FOR TILDEN.
    31 15 Berlin, June 9. I W. T. Tilden won the Berlin tennis championship, beating the German Dr. Prenn in the finals, 7—5,7 5, B—6,8 6, I—6,1 6, 7—5. Reuter.
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    S.C.C. PLAY OUT TIME.
    397 15 Narrow Escape At Seremban. The S.C.C. had a narrow escape from defeat in their match with Negri Sembilan at Seremban over the week-end, just managing to play out time yesterday with only two wickets in hand. Scores NEGRI SEMBILAN. -Ist Innings. Scoular b Braddell 53 Lane
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    PENANG OUTCLASSED.
    180 15 Innings Victory For Selangor. (From Our Own Correspondent) Penang, June 9. Penan* sustained defeat at the hands of Selangor, 40 minutes play today being sufficient to bring an end to the game. The home team lost by an innings and 71 runs. Batting first on Saturday, Penang were
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    SPORTING FIXTURES.
    183 15 Tuesday, June I*. Football S.C.C. vs. South Jobore, S.C.C. Res. Div., S.R.C. vs. Malays, S.R.C. E.A. vs. Chinese B," A.R. Stadium 2nd Div., B.A.T. vs. Sime Darby's. A.P C. Harbour Board vs. Mansfield's, H.B. Tennis Tanglin Club Tournament concludes. Wednesday, June 11. Football Ist Div.. R.A. vs. R.A.F..
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    GUILLEMARD CUP.
    115 15 Roy Smith Beaten In Singles. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, June, 0. The series of tennis matches for the Guillemard Cup concluded today with six singles, of which the Colony won five. On the previous day the Colony won seven doubles matches to one. Altogether the Color
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    DAVIS CUP.
    85 15 Australia Defeats England. London, ilune 9. Australia defeated England in the Davis Cup tie, winning the remaining singles. Hopman beat Lee, f 3, 4— o, 7—9,7 9, 6—2, 6—4.6 4. Crawford beat Gregory, 6—2,6 2, 7—5,7 5, G—B,G 8, 6—36 3. Reuter. In the previous matches Crawford beat
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    RIFLE SHOOTING.
    124 15 Johore Military Forces Meeting This Month. The annual rifle meeting for 1930 of the Johore Military- Forces will be held at the Rifle Range, Kolam Ayer, Johore Bahru, on June Zt: and 29. Entries for the individual events close on Saturday, June 21, and those for the Royal
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    NEW RECORD BY LORD BURGHLEY.
    99 15 Nurmi Beats Shrubb's Time for Six Miles. London, June 9 At Stamford Bridge the fir?t triangular athletic match between clubs nnmiMirtlm Great Britain, France and Germany resulted in Achilles winning with W point-. Germany scored 34 and France 30. Lord Burghley created a new British
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    MALAYS' FRIENDLY.
    124 15 Elevens from Singapore And Johore to Meet Under the auspices of the Malay Football Association, the Malays will play a friendly match against a Malay team from Batu Pahat and Muar on Thursday afternoon at the Anson Road Stadium. The prices of admission will be ."0 cents, 25
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    NAVY CUP.
    106 15 Annexed by Singapore G.C. Pair. The Navy Challenge Cup was played for at the Buklt Timah Course yesterday, ami resulted us follows Mr il. Boding a:-.<l L. I). Ha-ilic (Singapore O.C.J I Mrs. .1. It. .la.-ks<.n and M. M. I'atorsun (Singapore I Mrs. C. Clarke .md <:-.i»t. s.
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    LORD LEVERHULME'S MISFORTUNE.
    426 17 West Africa Stated to Be Bad Venture. The suggestion that misfortune in West African enterprises broke the heart of the first Lord L?verhulme, who died in 1925, was made in mail week in the King's Bench Division. The hearing was resumed of th.' mw t:ial, ordered last
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    "A GOOD HOUSEWIFE."
    153 17 Vilma Banky's New Interest In Life. Declaring that her only interest now i< tn !>e a good housewife," Vilma Banly. the famous Hungarian screen star, in mail week announced her permanent retirei:ient from the screen. She was married to Rod La Kocque. the Pirn actor, in IM7.
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    FIGHT ON A STEAMER.
    141 17 Coolies Attack Captain And Officers. Hong Kong, May 29. A serious fight occurred aboard thisteamer Hsn Tsen Tah on May 2j off the Chang Ka Panjr Wharf, Pootung, Shanghai. A search party organised by the cantain of the vessel was looking for contraband opium when some
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    "WITHIN FIVE YEARS."
    96 17 WITHIN FIVE YEARS." Prediction that Ceylon Will Go Dry." London, .May 20. At the annual meeting of the Anglolrdian Temperance Association, Lord < Iwyd presiding, a resolution was adopted assuring the Prohibition League ar.ri I ttiliated organisations of the AaaocH t nr.'s continued co-operation in fighting the liiiuor traffic in
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    THE LIGHTER SIDE OF LIFE IN LONDON.
    1326 17  -  J. Jefferson Farjeon. (By Our London Critic, The Part Luck Plays In The World of Drama When An Actor Fell lll— English Version of Dutch Play Too Ingenuously Melodramatic And Marred By Over-Sentimentality Simon Ord Successfully Revives Late Victorian Plays, London, May U.
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    DEATH PENALTY A DETERRENT.
    413 17 Law Society Favours Retention. Solicitors, through the governing body of the profession, the Law Society, favour the retention of capital punishment. Sir Reginald Poole, respresenting th:Council of the Society, told the Select Committee on Capital Punishment or May 7 that his council (most of whose fifty
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    TRIPS TO THE MOON.
    227 17 Astronomer's Vision of The Future. Trips to the moon and back in ISO years' time by ca nw-ball, and conversatiors by telephone over beam* of li-.'ii 1 oetween the moon ar.d earth, were tiirtopics of an addre.-s itallrarail in Brookbra by Dr. John V. Stewart, associate
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    THE MEERUT TRIAL.
    158 17 Protests in Commons Against Delay. London. M;iy 19. PtoIMU against the delay in the Mmrut conspiracy trial wee made in the House of Commons today l>y HajorGcmial Sir Alfred Knox, Unionist member for Wyconibc, and Col. Howard-Bnry Unionin memlKM- for Chelmsford. whi) iUggtcted llz %stablishrm'nt of special
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    "THE RELIGION OF MAN."
    56 17 Sir Rabindranath Tagore's Lecture at Oxford. I. ■irid.n:, May 80. Sir Pviibinclrunath Tagore. clad in a white robe, covered by a black silk gown, delivered the first of his Hihhert lectures lit Oxford University on The Religion of Man. He traced man's evolution «nd the development
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    SELANGOR RACES CONCLUDE.
    691 19 Excellent Sport. DAME FASHION PAYS $154 FOR A WIN. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, June 9. The last day of the Selangor races provided excellent sport. Many of the finishes were close and interesting, and the dividends good. Dame Fashion provided the biggest upr the (lay in
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    BRIBERY ?
    84 19 BRIBERY Serious Allegation Against Sunderland Team. Sunderland F.C. directors in mail week called their team that was to visit Erertoa into the board room and divulged th content! of an anonymous letter received aliasing that the Sunderland players had' bam s(|uar«d. Tin- writer stated that he had been iiskid to
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    BOXING REVIVAL.
    259 19 Well-Known Filipino Boxer Arrives. It seems evident that Singapore boxing is on the up-grade, for the latest arrival to Singapore from Manila is Joe Mendicla, who is thinking of challenging the winner of the Boy Walley-Chua Lai fight en Thursday night. Merdiola is one of the foremost flyweight
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    £8,500 TRANSFER.
    33 19 Hugh Gallacher Signed By Chelsea. London, May 2ti. Hufch Gallacher, Newcastle's Seuttisli International centre-forward, has been transferred to Chelsea. It is believed the transfer wai effected at a cost of £8,500.
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    MOTOR-BOAT RECORD.
    163 19 Sir Henry Segrave's Bid On Lake Windermere. Sir Henry Segiave is planning a new attempt «n the woild'.s motor-boat spaed record. He will attack the record in Miss England 11., a new boat of unusual design. If tests are satisfactory-, the first attempt will be made on Lake
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    NEW BLOOD IN LEAGUE.
    292 19 A Hint to the Northern Section. The Third Division (South) clubs have turned down the claims of Merthyr Town to re-elect'un to the League, and the outlook for the Welsh club is black. It is not likely to keep its seat. The Southern Section has decided
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    WORRYING SEASON.
    76 19 Barnsley F.C. Secretary Has To Resign. Mr Arthur Fairclot^h has resigned the secretary-managership of the Barn.siey Football Club. He states that he has had a worrying season, and feels that he should be relieved from the anxieties attached to the position. Mr. Fairdough became secretary of the Barnsley
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    SUNDAY'S EVENTS AT R.S.Y.C.
    609 19 Successes for Jean II And Punai. At the Royal Singapore Yacht Club on Sunday the "A" Class yachts were raced for a trophy presented by the Club, while the B Class saitod the last of the series for Mr. Merchant's trophy. Just prior to the start,
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    LOCAL CRICKET.
    187 19 Ponnuthurai Takes Six Wickets. Th^. Ceylon S.C. second team beat the 2nd Welch Regt. Band on Saturday, on the C.S.C. ground. S?or?s C.S.C. lI.— P. Retnasabapathy b Campling 2, Kcnasraratnam b Hockley 0, K. Joseph b Campling 7. D. J. Ponnuthurai c Barnard b Dt-cring 8, K. R.
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    SPORTING GENERAL.
    227 19 Aldershot's "C.in-C." At Cricket Racing. General Sir David Campbell, who won the Grand National as far back as 1886, and yet won a SVi miles steeplechase at the last Aldershot meeting, discloses another sporting side in a letter he sent rec.ntly to Will Harborne, who, as groundsman at
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    GROWING SENSE OF INSECURITY.
    527 19 Foreigners' Anxiety In Nanking. The growing sense of insecurity among the foiei;;n population of Nanking was outined to a Straits Times representative this morning by a British resident of that city, who is visiting Singapore. "Itis a relief, for instance, to be able t to walk
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    NAVAL ENCOUNTER.
    191 19 French Sailors Resist Court Order. London. May 28. A exciting naval encounter between Jiish Free State patrol men and French sailors occurrel in Dunmore harbour near Waterford. It was started by the Irish patrol boat Muirchu proceeding to strip three French trawlers of their fishing gear and lobster
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    LA BELLE FERRONNIERE.
    151 19 £100,000 Suit Settled Out Of Court. New York, May 20. The suit for £100,000 damages brought by Mrs. Andre Harm against Sir Joseph Duveen, the famous art dealer, following his declaration that he doubted that her picture "La Belle Ferroriniere was a genuine Leonardo Da Vinci, was
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    TROUBLE AT WHARF.
    264 19 Drunken Seamen Sent To Prison. Fcr being drunk and disorderly and assaulting police constables and the master of the vessel two members of the crew of t-he President Harrisen were rent< need tc three wesks rigorous imprisonment each by Mr. J. P. Buldulph, (he Third Police Magistrate,
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    HOW LAND WAS BOUGHT.
    98 19 Mr. F. J. Morten Entertained At Kampong Morten. (From Our Own Correspondent). Malacca, June 10. During a short visit to Malacca, Mr. V. Morten, Senior District Officer at Butterworth, was entertained by Mr. Hassim, of Kampong Morten. In a speech Mr. Hassim referred to the time
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    PASIR PANJANG FIRE.
    145 19 Fine Work by Brigade Saves Situation. A fire which might have ended disastiously but for the splendid worli of the Finßapore Fire Brigade broke out at I'asir Panjang shortly after one o'clock yesterday afternoon .when a row of about 20 attaji shephouses was gutted. Owing to the
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    $1,000,000 BEQUEST.
    30 19 Windfall for Salvation Army In U.S.A. Under the will of Mr. Lloyd W. Seaman, of the New York Stock Exchange the Salvation Army is bequeathed one million dollars.
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    SURGICAL ANTS.
    90 19 Used By Peru Natives To Heal Wounds. There are surgical ant martyrs in Peru. Advices from an expedition of the Field Museum tell that when a native of the equatorial forest is wounded he gets a certain type of ant with powerful jaws. The ant is made to
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    CANADIAN MARTYRS.
    40 19 8 Proposed for Sainthood At Consistory. Eight Canadian martyrs and others proposed for sainthood were approved today by a semi-public consistory called by the Pope to pass upon the qualifications of those proposed for canonization on June 21.
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    CEYLON FLOOD FUND.
    63 19 A local committee has been formed with the object of raising funds to aid the rufferers from the recent floods in Ceylon. Arrangements have been made for subscriptions to be received at the Hong Kon<r and Shanghai Bank, Singapore, and all money received will be remitted to
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    29 19 Father Tuohey and Father MaeDonnell, two Redemptorist priests of the Philippines Mission, arrived in Singapore on Saturday to conduct a week's Retreat at the Cathedral of the Good Shepherd.
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    GANG ROBBERIES IN PERAK.
    310 19 Thougrht to be Due To Unemployment. (From Our Own Correspondent). Ipoh, June 10. The local polio* are having their hands kept full at present as a result of the increasing outbreaks of gaii-* robberies. Last week no fewer than five were reported. These outrages are thought
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    "CANARY MURDER CASE."
    233 19 Murder Mystery Thrills At The Capitol. Thrills and ewiil-moving action in a murder mystery ci.n be enjoyed in the Capitol'? star feature this week, "The Canary Murder Cc which was screened for the first timo yesterday. Adapted from the novel by S. S. Van Dine, the story
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    HYLAMS ARRESTED.
    96 19 Charge of Possessing Seditious 'Literature. Chief Inspec'or Prithvi Chand, of the Criminal Intelligence D:partment, and a party of detectives raided the servants' qucrttis attached to the No. 2 Mess at tbe Naval Base. Scletar, on Sunday and arrctted three Hylama. A search of their rooms revealed a number
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    Y.W.C.A. APPEAL.
    219 19 The mein'x rs of the general committee of the Y.W.C.A. acknowledge the following subscriptions re <iv«l in answer to the letter announcing the oiwnintc of the annual appeal on June 10. Mr. and Mrs. .1. If, Sime. Derrick and Co., Straits Steamship Co., Dollar Steamship Lines, $100 enrh.
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    EARTHQUAKE RELIEF.
    15 19 Subscriptions to the Burma Earthquake Keiief Fund new I -tal more than 300,000.
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      1596 20 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir,— The tinu-- MO triUinp: oofr f of j. int indeed, «nd --11 tie die-hard mista at H.iim ait, as Mr. Mill writes, btffinniEK tt wak. up »ut "f th<.i.»;.m condltton thai they tav« i>ecn livinc in for so \>,r. K
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      BOXING RULES.
      190 20 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir,—l was interested in your reference to the Wailey-Chua Lai fitfht which is to j take place at* the Lion City Ring on June j 12. It is stated that a condition of the contest is that in the .event of
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    34 20 The Marigold Minstrels Society has hcon exempted from registration. The Anjui!i;in Himayathul Islam has been registered in Penang. The Kalai Magal Vidhia j abha is called upon to furnish proof of i its existence.
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    INDIA LOAN SUCCESS.
    211 20 £19,000,000 Sent in For £7,000,000 Issue. Simla, May 22. Totcl subuc.-iptionf. sent in for the India ±1 ,000,000 Loan were over £19,000,000— nearly three times the amount required. There was a considerable demand in India. Mr. Gandhi's campaign is entirely resronsible or the high issue price, as
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    "SAVING SOCIETIES."
    102 20 Another Effort to Close Them Launched. An effort to close up China's s .-callc:! ■Savings Societies,'" has again been leunched by the Chines*. Only thos.' con-c-rns which conduct periodical drawing; iior cash prizes will be affected. The Government maintains that these 1 -ÜblUhments are in reality <nly above
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    MOTOR SPIRIT FROM COAL
    83 20 £3,000,000 New South Wales Project. Sydney. M;iv 11. Plans fcr the exploitation of :!0,000 acres of coalfields in the Maitland district, in pursuance cf an ajm >ment tween the Standard Oil Co.. the Gcinw: Dye Trust and Imperial Chemical [ndultries, Ltd., have been submitted to the
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    GALLANT RESCUE AT SEA.
    386 20 Carpenter Saves Life Of Lady Passenger. lion* Konpr. May 11The arrival of the Royal Mail steamer Kmpress of Russia front Shanghai yester-d-.iy brought yet another tale of a heroic deed performed when the vessel was in mid-ocean. The story concerns the rescue of a Russian lady
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    THE NAVAL TREATY.
    66 20 Japanese Officer Commits Hara Kiri." Tokio, May 20. Th? political tension in connection with che London Naval Treaty has been height mini by I.ioutffnant-Commanik'r Knskari, of the Naval General Staff, committing hara-kiri, allegedly as a result of despondency concerning the future of the JapaW CM Navy, ov.inp
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    THE PHILIPPINES AND INDEPENDENCE.
    735 22 Mr. Stimson's Opposition. ALIEN PENETRATION FEAEED. Washington, May 22. The Secretary of State, Mr. H. L. Stimson, speaking as a former GovernorGeneral familiar with conditions, fame out flatly today in opposition to immediate Philippine independence. His opposition was voiced to the Senate committee on territories and
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    LAUNCH HELD UP BY PIRATES.
    201 22 Over Twenty Passengers Captured. Another hold-up of a steam-launch by pirates is reported to have occurred at Kongmoon last week (states a Hong Kong paptr of May 22), when all the passengers were kidnapped, including six women. While the vessel, the Kut Shing, was on
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    OPIUM AND ARSENIC.
    185 22 Conservatism of Punjab Poisoner. The professional poisoner, like the profa siunal in many other walks of life, h very conservative in his method*, obsir vc-s the Government of the Punjab in it: 'j review of the report of the Cheiiiicul Ex aminer for 1929. Opium and arsenic
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    1930 ECLIPSE OF THE SUN.
    723 22 1930 ECLIPSE OF THE SUN. Expedition to "Tin Can Island." The 1930 solar eclipse, writes the Wellington, New Zealand, correspondent of "The Times," will place on the maps of astronomers an inconspicuous Pacific island which was thrust out of the sea some centuries ago by volcanic action. Niuafou, or Tin
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    NO HOLIDAY FOR THEM.
    181 22 Police Ruin Plans of Girl And Her Best Boy. Gertrud, who works in a Berlin office, was attacked by a robber, and a bag containing more than £60, which she wa< taking to her employer's bank, was wrenched from her. That, at least, is what Gertrud
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    THE PROBLEM OF DEAR LIVING.
    145 22 Women to Serve on a New Consumers* Council. London, Apr. 25. It is understood that the Government has decided to establish a Consumers' Council in order to deal with the problem of dear living. A Bill will be introduced in the House of Commons for
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    EXAMPLE OR WARNING ?
    98 22 EXAMPLE OR WARNING Mr. Sastri on India And Ireland. London, May 20. Is Ireland an example or a warning?" asked Mr. S. V. Sastri, when he was c ntortained by the British Commonwealth League today. Mr. Sastri added that it was significant that he had been asked to speak after
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    NATURE CURE TRAGEDY.
    87 22 Wife 111 and Husband Suffocated. M. Geortres Gronner, who held an important position in the Dreyfus Bank, Paris, has died frou asphyxiation, and his wife is seriously ill. They and other advocates of the health cure of complete nudity and the own-air spent a holiday in a
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