The Straits Times, 30 June 1930

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    38 1 The Straits Times lEST^ABUSir/.D NEARLY A CENTURY.' THE LARGEST AND MOST INFLUENTIAL NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA. 20 PACKS SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JUNE 30, 1930 I'RKK 10 CENTS The Straits Times 20 PAGES SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JUNE 30, 1930. PRICE 10 CENTS
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      149 1 Singapore: 76. Cecil st. -<'>h6ns si«i). Ny Carlsberg Beer In btftla* and on •EAST JWATIC CO., MD. (Inc. in Denmark) SINGAPORE. -as though you owned your own cow/ Real Hi" is FRESH cow's milk derived from h ids that graze on the i jjJJJ lan( i. Uis sealed in air-tight
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      226 1 vKUALA LUMPUR 27, JAVA ST ('PHONE 3683). A Useful Wedding Gift Afternoon Tea Stands BEST! SILVER PLATE WITH ENGLISH CHINA] No. 1368. N*° »*27. V Btt Tier* Price 515.50 2 Tiers Price $11.50 JYi.;.; Price $21.50 .7 m 523.50 3 Sis.r.o 3 125.M1 ROBINSON CO., LTD. lntuipoi-atcl in thu Straits
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      8 1 Prime Portland "0 K" CEMENT xEAST ASIATIC LTD.
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      562 2 P. 0., BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINES rTneornorated la England) MAIL AND PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICE. PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL S.N. CO. UNDER CONTRACT WITH HIS MAJESTY'S OwVER.NMKNT. LONDON AND FAR EAST MAIL SERVICE. OUTWARD FROM LONDON FOB CHINA AND JAPAN. Tonnage due Spore. RAJPUT ANA 16,500 July 13 KASHMIR 9,000
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      679 2 SHIPPING ANNOUNCEMENTS. (NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA) TO LONDON. Naples, Marsrillcs, London, Antwerp. Rotterdam and Middles Boruugh Vessels Tonnage Due sail HAKOZAKI MARU 1(1,500 July 2 TERUKUNI MARU 12,000 July 16 17 HAKUSAN -MAIiU 10,500 July 30 81 HARUNA MARU 10,600 Aug. 13 14 t KAMO MARU 8,000 Aug. 13 14 KATORI
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      478 2 BURNS PHILP LINE (Incorporated in England) FOR BRISBANE, STDNET AMD MIXBOURNE, VIA JAVA, DARWIN AND THURSDAY ISLAND. Regulsr monthly sailings by the well keswn steamer MARELLA (7865 tons) and '•ho new motor \Jssel, MALABAR (4512 tons). The s.s.' MAiIEI.LA Is one of the largest and finest steamers trading to Australia,
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      649 2 LP.E (ROYAL PACKET NAY. CO. OF BATAVIA) (Incorporated in Holland) Under contract with NETHERLANDS INDIAN GOVERNMENT. Telephone No. 5451, with sub-connections to Passage, Freight, Transhipment, Maria* Depts. .>nd Manager's Desk. Representative for Singapore and Straits Settlements or the Travellers Official Infer. ■nation Bureau. Booking Office Royal Dutch Indian Airways). S'NGARADJA—
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      619 2 THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE THE OCEAN STEAM SHIP CO. LIMITED. THE CHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAY. CO, LTD. (Incorporated in England) REGULAR SERVICE TO MARSEILLES, LONDON, AMSTERDAM, ROTTERDAM, ANTWERP, HAMBURG, AND BREMENGENOA, HAVRE, LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOW—BOSTON, NEW YORK AND BALTIMORE. WEEKLY SERVICE— LONDON AND NORTH CONTINENT. LONDON, ROTTERDAM AND HAMBURG. (Route
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      472 2 THE SIAM STEAM NAY. CO., LTB. (Incorporated in Slam) BANGKOK COASTING SERVICB For Kretay, Trenpganu, Krl.intan, Batignirn, Telupin, Patani, Singora, Laeon, Sichon, Bandon, Kohsamui, Langsuan, Chumpon and Bangkok. Arrival Departure VALAYA June 30 July 2 I'RACHiroK July 7 July 1 SUDDHADIB July 11 July 16 The steamers are fitted throughout
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      440 3 DUTCH MAILS N.V. Stoomaart Maatschappij Nedcrland and N.V. KottortJamsche Lloyd WJECKLY MAIL and PASSENGER SERVICE TO (irana AaxataHaa Soutr.amptoa Mar^il". lUtUraasa Tuoanga v BIMMI li.nnn R.L. July 4 J.»h. i)e W tt M.r.O S.MJJ. July 11 ..v Patria R.L. July 18 mi v Hnafl 11,6 S.M.N. July 25 it- v.
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      1555 3 SHIPPING ANNOUNCEMENTS. KLAVENESS LINE (incorporated la Norway) Direct Fast Monthly Service from UELAWAN DELI, PENANG AND SINGAPORE to LOB ANGELW, SAN FRANCISCO. PORTLAND, ORE VANCOUVER, 8.C., SEATTLE and TACOMA. Arrive Due Sails Lot Spore S'pora Angeles M.V, URON'XVII LE .liiK S July 1^ A'lC l« \1 v PLEABANTVILLK July 29
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      338 3 OCEANIC AND ORIENTAL NAVIGATION CO., SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. TACOMA ORIENTAL STEAMSHIP CO., TACOMA, WASH. STATES STEAMSHIP CO., PORTLAND, ORE. JOINT SCHEDULE. Sailinc* for United States and Canada Points from Hong Kong. San Francisco and Purl land S.S. MICHIGAN sails from Hong Rung July Sin Francisco, Los Ar.geles and San Dieco
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      500 3 ARCHIMEDEvS OUTBOARD MOTORS Winners of many Rarfftg Trophies. Utility Motors. 8 to 10 mi!rs per linur, very economical in petrol consumption. can he screwed to any boat. (1) 2. II.1». (Mode! ISST). (2) 21-:2 1 lIP. (Model BSOT) (S) 2< a lIP. (Model BSD Y't'M wrißht 48 lb. (i) 2'
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES DEATH
    36 4 DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES DEATH O.<i'.. On Saturday, June 2*. IUJto, (tag 2^ .trd son of the late Oni n al No. Wo, Serangoon Bond. Funeral on Wednesday, .'uly 2, ifwn. at 10 the Out; Private Burial Ground.
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      720 4 SMALL ADVERTISEMENT FORM. To The Advertising Msnsger, Straits Times, Cecil Street. Please insert the following small advpr'ufm^nt fur days There fir* approvrmatcly seven words i" s line 'and there Is a fiat mta chargo ul ?b cent* per line per insertion with A minimum of one dollar per insertion. The
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      607 4 MISCELLANEOUS LADY desires Dates conversation l< exchange n>r French con»< nation so. Straits Times. ENGLISH LAD teach privately or in school. Bincapore or npconntry. Apply Hox Hi:, Straits Tin FRENCH Tl ITION, by lady U lesson, course 12 130. Morning class S2, evening $1, easy method. M, Straits Times. FRASER
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      710 4 HOUSES, FLATS, ETC. TO LET, No. 87, Meyer Road. Entry from June 1. Apply Meyer Brothers. TO LET, 4 and 4-A, Raffles Place. Immediate entry. Apply Meyer Brothers. TO LET, far., 24, Meyer Rd. Rent $150. Apply H. M. l'crreau, 26, Meyer Road. TO LET, 9, Sophia Road. Semi-bungalow. Apply
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      493 4 OFFICES AND GODOWNS TO I.XT, No. 34, Cecil Street and Godown .So. 7, Bernam Street. Apply Meyer Bros. TO LET. 25, Malacca Street, first floor, Immediate entry. Apply 6, D'Almeida Street. TO LET, ground floor, 73, Cecil Street, ilso offices in Stanley Street. Modern sanitation. Apply J. S. Nathan, 6,
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      746 4 PERAK TURF CLUB SUMMER MEETING 1930. Saturday, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, July 5, 8, 10 and 12, 1930. 3 Runs for Class 1 Horses. 3 Runs for Class 2 Horses. 3 Runs for Class 3 Horses. 3 Runs for Class 1 Ponies. 3 Runs for Class 2 and 3 Fonics
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      767 4 FEDERATED MALAY STATES FOREST DEPARTMENT, TIMBER BRANCH. TENDER NOTICE Timber is required fur conversion during the following four months as ander; (a) r.r>o tons of CheagaL ib) 860 ton A (c) (i'.O tons of K:.pur. (di 4M tons Kerning. (ej 100 tons of Red hterantl and o.- Scraya, and (f)
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      923 5 IN THE SUPREME COURT AT MUAR. ADMINISTRATION PETITION No. 33 of 1929. In the Matter of Ih.- Extate and Effect! of SAVEED BIN AWATII SAYEED, DECEASED and in thr Matter of the 1'robateH and Administration Enactment 1915. AUCTION SALE of valuable shophouses and rubber land situate in the township of
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      403 5 BACK AT WORK. After Fever, Influenza Or other Illness Take DR. WILLIAMS' PINK PILLS. They Quickly Build You Up. People who have suffered from an attack of influenza, malaria, or other weakening <!. usually need a tonic to build up the bluotl. to revitalize the nerves, and to repair tha
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      151 5 JB^t^^^l^BTaWvlJnaaaaan^acW. "SPEEDEX" GA-MERA $18 black or brown. Sole Ageuta DIETHELM CO., LTD., .Incorporated in Switzerland) SING APOiIE PKNANG IPOH BANGKOK. FLOORING TILES In various artistic and original designs, and produced by experienced workmen. LEE KIM SOO 40, HIGH STREET. SINGAPORE. NEW "SEASON" PIANO Specially made for the Tropics, solid teakwood
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      723 5 THE STRAITS TIMES Can be obtained at the following places in Singapore Money Changer, Adelphi Hotel. Money Changer, Europe Hotel. Money Changer, Raffles Hotel. GnjKvpnor Hotel. Ketly Walsh, Ltd., Ruffles Place. Federal Rubber Statnn Co. Raffles Place and Tank Road Station. G. H. Kiat Co., Ltd., Collyer Quay. Asiatic Stamp
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      226 5 OMEGA LAMPS ALL BRITISH LAMPS OF HIGHEST QUALITY. 30 Watt Metal Filament 50 cts. each. 60 Watt Gas Filled 84 cts. each, 75 Watt Gas Filled 92 cts. each. 100 Watt Gas Filled $1.25 each. THE LAMP USED WHERE ECONOMY IS STUDIED. If* E N T R A I IfcNGiNfc
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    MALAYAN TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS.
    57 6 Starting in Singapore On July 26. The Malayan tennis championships will be played in Singapore this year, ami a record entry is expected. The tournament is due to bcRin on July 26, and should produce sonic exceptionally interesting encounters. It la expected that all the well-hnown pl:\
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    ATHLETICS.
    428 6 Royal English School Sports. A largo Catherine of spectators was present at the Anson Road Stadium on .Saturday afternoon when the annual spurts df th.- Royal English School were held. All the events wen keenly contested. Koh Ah Meng: won th? Championship in the "A" Division with 38 points,
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    MALACCA CRICKET.
    195 6 Splendid Recovery Against Jasin Club. (From Our Own CYnesponder.t.) Malawii .June 29. Malacca Club easily defeated lasin Club jreatarday. The viaiton had Rrat knock,; und compiled only 01, to which Sidford wax highest eoBtribotor wiih 23. Malacca <"lub lost live wickets for "JT. !>ui recovered well. Scores It
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    MALAYAN SPORTS.
    185 6 Closing Dale for A.A.A. Championships. The annual Malayan championship* I m rating <'■ l K ciation of \U i- l" be held at i Kualu I.u:i:i i and Saturday, I July ;:ii(l 19 next, when th-3 following I events will be competed i'<>r !<IO yards Hat. 2>o jrardj
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    48 6 The Medical CoUag* Union defeat:*! tht St. Joseph's Institution ut cricket on the letter's ground on Saturday. The Institution iteltcd OOl with a total of 54 <C. Keng Hock l'ii and Bm threi for 11). 'flit Union replied with 110 (V. XavWr 20 ami DOTS)! Tour for ]<l>.
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    RECORD TEAMS.
    375 6 S.G.C.'s Big Win Over Keppel Club. The following were the scores in the Kcppel Golf Club foursomes match against the Singapore Gulf Club played at I Bukit Timah yesterday. Keppel players mentioned tiist. The strength of the teams 12 players a side is believed to lie a record
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    BASEBALL.
    107 6 Farther Results in Hoth Leagues. New York, June l".i. shall rei ikl to date are as follows al League. N\v. York b.;:l St Louis 9—4. In a match St. Louis won <!! '1. Chicago beat Brooklyn 7—57 5 and -I—2.1 2. V. lv.it b at Philadelphia C—lC 1 and
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    PROFESSOR SHOT BY STUDENT.
    331 6 His Explorations in Dutch New Guinea. Mr. A. F. R. Wollaston, Fellow and tutor of King's College, Cambridge, who was shot dead on June 3 by one of the students, was a distinguished naturalist, geographer, ethnologist, and explorer. He begun his explorations as a member of
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    MALACCA BEATEN.
    86 6 1 Muar Footballers Score Seven i Goals. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca, June 29. In match on the Kubu ground on Friday :i Muar eleven <u ily defeated weak Malacca >i<!e at football, winning i hiu trials to I The visitors were mu^h superior, show- ins better combination
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    MAGIC WAND WILL NOT HELP INDIA.
    369 6 Self -Government Must Be Gradual. London, June 19. Mr. K. C. Roy was the chief speaker a ■d banquet given by Sir Edward Iliffe to the members of the Imperial Press Conference visiting Coventry. Reviewing the work of the Conference Jlr. Roy complimented Major
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    ARMY OFFICER'S SUICIDE.
    47 6 London, June 19. A verdict of suicide while of unsound rv.ir.d was reiurned at the inquest at Kensington on C'apt. James Maxwell Mono (Burma Rifle.-), who was foumi twnglnsr from the banister:-- by a silk inssiag-gown cord at the beosa at which be lochred,
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    "HOW I MADE GOOD."
    293 6 Competition for Members Of Overseas League. In order to gather authentic, first-hand information, for the guidance of prosp'..--tiw iivgrants, concerning the opportunities MM prospects of settlers in various parts &1 the Empire, Overseas jJTen prizes for the best articles on How 1 Made Good written by
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    BRIDEGROOM SAYS "NO.
    105 6 Bride Sends for Police And Has Him Arrested. The bride and bridegroom were standing happily at the altar in a little church near Saragossa, in Spain, and the priest put the usual questions. "Do you," he said to the bridegroom. "take this woman for your wife?" The
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    MALAY TOURISTS' WIN.
    23 6 Th» Singaprre Malay football learnWhack is now touring Java yesterday de- 1 foatod Tioag Hwa by 4 £oa!s to 1.
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    INDIAN VOTERS IN CEYLON.
    724 6 Position Under Reforms Modified. Colombo, June 13. The following telegram, dated June 10, has been received by the Ceylon GovernEfrom the Secretary of State for the view of the urgent necessity for the preparation of the register of voters nticipation of the introduction of titutioral Reforms,
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    STRIPPED BY THE POLICE.
    109 6 Berlin Socialists Mistaken For Dress-Reformers. Berlin, June 10. Troops of men naked from the waist upwards, marching through the streets nf Berlin this afternoon, were hailed as "chess reformers" until it was learned that they were National Socialists, who, in the COOras of a demonstration, had
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    90 6 The annual meeting of the Chinese Meilieal Students' Union was held in til* Modical College iast week, Mr. Won; Boon Pin presiding. Kijrht medical students wore enrolled members, and Bye dental students as associate members. The following office-bearers were elected tor the ensuing year President, Dr. Loh Seng Tak vice-president,
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      76 6 The only Electric Refrigerator that provides Four Automatic Refrigeration Services n 't' > t -j j BHBHHki BsaßE' L£^ I iHOVeawSwawßvSll I I' BtawaßaVawMMßaawl 9w9^^m9l 'lawt HJ[fi3 1 iV 4 s^gtawawawMHawawrgswawil j^V r l < -f f I kSbbGl^b^bßbwbuewbwC I avßfl Z. Automatic Fast Freezing of Ice and Desserts. 2.
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      98 6 BIGGEST OPPORTUNITY JUNE 28 to JULY S The first of its kind in the City of Singapore. JiMt Received Choice Selection of 1,500 LADIES' HATS Prices from §3.00 upwards. 200 LADIES'" DRESSES Prices from SS.OO upwards. Tlie-e are Bargain Prices which cannot be repeated or beaten lot-ally. Outstation Enquiries Solicited.
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      210 7 SLHAMBRl THE THEATRE OF PERFECT SOUND Mitt REPRODUCTION Vft LAST PERFORMANCE 6.15 p.m. TOISICHT 9.15 p.m. A Two Feature > re-London Release Programme of the WILLIAM FOX MASTERPIECES THE 3 SISTERS with LOUISE DRESSER and KENNETH MCKENNA A Film Thai is Different I :.nd CLARK and MC CULLOUGH in WALTZIN'
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      367 7 I nJ m l 111 m 6.15 NIGHTLY 9.75 UNPRECEDENTED PUBLIC ENTHUSIASM Continued Success of the Super- Valentino of the Talkies MAURICE CHEVALI6R r'cSHif: ernest lubitsch's :@S^fe: V^a^M^/ Supreme Achievement LOVE PARADE" Supported by JEANETTE MACDONALD. LUPINO LANE and Large Cast. Owing to the tremendous success of this great production,
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      257 7 VICTORIA THEATRE Booking Opens T(tnwrrou\ July 1 FOR THE FORTHCOMING S.A.D.C. PRODUCTION. "IN THE NEXT ROOM" ox SATURDAY, TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY. .JULY. 1», 22, 212 1 AND 26. AT MS P.M. Hocking at LITTLE'S $2 SI. HERE is the Tea you have been I Patent looking for I cover
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    PILOTAGE CHARGES IN CHINA.
    808 8 SHIPPING NOTES. Demand for 10 Per Cent. Reduction. A few noatfca asro. when at Singapore, n travelling UHlMBIIOllaill of the NorweI'ian Journ«l of Commerce was informed that the pilots ;.t that port earned up to as much as A'l?, r >00 per annum, says the I
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    HEALTH IN EASTERN PORTS
    196 8 Bulletin of the L of N. Eastern bureau. Health balletiB ..f ihe League of .\ations. Eastern Bureau, for the week ended June 21, i!t::o: Alexandria: Six plagve cases and two death*; one eaM of typhus exanthematicus. Baghdad: Eight ptajoc earn and five deathii. Bombay: plaffas earn
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      SHARE MARKET REPORT.
      133 8 Rose Macphail Penman, Limited. Singapore, June M. I.onilun. Rubber 6 J-lCd., up 1 1 Gd Noon t> r i-i- I.oiuI'-m Stan (I a id l Spot 2O'« cents. London.— Tin. no price. Mining. Steady. Sun^-ei Waft 180-tM. Knchail 1.10-lJi, Ki;itu Drcdpes 1.08-1.11, Malays consols. 2V-21 cents, .lohans
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      DELAYED SAILING.
      350 8 Detention of Durham Castle At Cape Town. Owing to thei.- action in delaying the i sailing from Cape Town by an hour of the Durham Castle, of the Union-Castle Line, 25 men. employed in the engine room of that vessel, were, at Thames Police Court, sentenced to a
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      SHIPPING DEPRESSION.
      152 8 Need for Elimination of Old And Inefficient Tonnage. In his presidential address at the anI nu_! meeting of the Baltic and Ir.ternai tional .Maritime Confartnea at CopesI hajren, Mr \V. A. Souter declared tl at dining iiis ::4 years of experience <.f ihipping he had never known a
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      New C. P. Liner.
      90 8 it has been definitely announce;! hy Mr. K. W. Beatty that when the new Canadian Pacific liner Empress of Britain goes into service in the early summer of next year the old Empress of Scotland will be paid off. This liner is great favourite on account
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      MAILS FOR EUROPE.
      36 8 By K. ili-r N'vilcrlanden Imlrapoera Muntua Sphinx Rafeeraa Spore London M«y 2 May M May 9 June I May SO Juno 2" M;iy 2'J June L':i JVM I .'mi.' Ju.ie .'p Jun« :;n
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      277 8 EXCHANGE. Singapore, Ji.r.» M, V.t London, Bunk 4 m 2 3 15 16 Demand ii t J 1 Private 3 m. credit 2 4'» On New York, demand 66 1 lti Private »0 d a 57-,, On France, Bank T.T. 1429 On In.iiii, B:ir.k T.T. K,j s On Hoiik Kontf.
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        MINING.
        479 8 V»i. I'd. Buyer* Stlleti £1 £1 Asam Kumbanf 21 f, 23.'-I-0 Ami Hiiam Tin II 12 cd. II £1 Kitr.grm Tin 18 20 l l Batang Padaag 0.1:2 v.v; 1 1 liatu i';.\»» (i."._"i U.BU I 1 hukit .Ar.np 0.4U 0.00 £1 ii liurmah Mulay 18/- nom. £1 ii
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        GENERAL.
        230 8 I 'Hit k'fcl. I'd. Buyers S«ller» 2 J Aid Eiick Pr. fs. L.li 2iO J Alex. Brick Ords. K.tt J>u "1 £1 Brit. Am. Tobacco 5.5.0 5 10.0 1 1 Ceiitral Engine (1.40 0.60 nom. 1 1 Cycle ami Carriage! 0.40 0.45 nom. Os. 10s. Duff Development 4 6
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        DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
        118 8 i Siniftpore CoM Storage 7 p.c. deb. of UM red. IMI-M 102 105 ci. lwir.c»pore Municipal h pua, ■I IMI red. 19.0 $1,878,000 par. b r t Bißgapora Municipal 4 i p.c. a. Vtn red. IMI fI.CUO.GuU 9S par Sincapore Municipal it pc. of l'.'UJ red. ISH
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        RUBBER SHARES.
        381 8 Frascr and Co. and Lyal; and Evatt's quotaliuns. Today's Prices truer Lyail A Co. ICvatt Ailcnby (slj 1.U5 i.is l.io 1.2.1 Alor Uaja l ($1) I.UO 1.20 1.10 1.20 A UiUn (VW 1-iO 2.0J l.bO l.!> 0 v. Kuii'ng c*4) 025 (j..;5 u.^:> ».:ia A. Malay <S2) 1.50
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      NETWORK OF AIR ROUTES.
      436 8 Its Importance to The Empire. At thf Congreei of the !-v i. ration of Chambcn »r Commerce of tha British Empire at tha GaUAaJI, on I Stephen Damatriadi moTed a resolution on the aabjaet of hills ef lading, i'.h•.vi:h MtUfaetien t!v prog made in the diriction
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      SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE.
      83 8 Turfay. I [> it China, llainam, Japan Korea poi 1.1.1 B.A. 11l ncJl Tonmrrow. ami Samba i R 111, II .Ml,. ilon;: 1 I> .III. I ii I Parccli i.i.i i Ch Poi Siberia, Hhilipyia* and i Slatea of I.S.A. •d B 1.1. a p 1 and
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      SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD.
      166 8 Monday, Jane 30. Ships alongside (he Hhant. or cxprctrd lo arriw. UPPEL HARBOUR. Rum, Hebe, Hi ppei J. 11, ..'Utlo. Coal Wharf Patrol, l^oii.o. rosEu is Dgf docks. < i.-uur. Barfcoer. icola. Sea belli 11. No. Dock Chantek, Joan 1, Anan.l.s. os-.i-is Arrived. tut!; bamr-ok l'u-(; c.r
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      184 8 NEW MANSION. Phone MW. (LATE THE MANSION*). 280 A. Oxli One (.f the Largest ami K. -i Roa Mouse* in S :i.l;.. i -i <•- v Ij ill throughout. Lateot Sanitation roocntl ■tailed, uiili Hot ami Cold running Rhowor, ftc. Electric light ami Hoj Roy ■>mi.r (ocverj ro ui, <
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      19 8 SELETAR GRANGE THOMSON-.- KI.KTAi: HO \l), Ulh milestiuie. BOARD-RESIDENCE, LARGI SWIMMING I'AGAR, HATH ING PARTIES. Meals at moili-rate charge.
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      239 8 MALAYAN METEOROLOGICAL SERVICE. Daily Weather Report. M BriRhl! Wind. Station. Temperature Rain- Sun- Rt-lative Pirec- Speed. Weath»r Max. Min. Jail, thine. Humidity tion. I F hours. m.p h. kota Hharu S!) ,o Nil |J H W 2 Overcast ILTrmnwi H U Nil 1.7 U VNW I Over.ast fro* M C,
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    AROUND THE MARKETS.
    678 9 Awaiting Anglo-Dutch Recommendations. KEEPING SPECULATORS GUESSING. (By Our Financial Correspondent.) Singapore, Monday, 10 a.m. Today's Prices Rubber, 20 '-4 cents per lb. Tin, 125 tons at 70 per picul. > esterday's Prices Rubber, Louden fi 3-16.1. per lb.. up l-16d. New York. 12", cts. per Ib., unchanged.
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    CUSTOMS SEIZURE.
    85 9 Action Taken by Nanking Government. Nanking, June 29. Tlu' Custom* administration orders that the Customs at Chinwanjjtao, which has been under the jurisdiction of the Tientsin Customs, is to be immediately transferred and placed under the control of the Shanhaikwan Customs, as a precautionary measure to prevent the
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      THE BRITISH TRADE COMMISSIONERS.
      1776 9 Value of Their Work Emphasised. Writing in The Times, Sir Edward Crowe, Comptroller-General of the Department of Omi'WM Trade, says The Trade Commissioner organization performs an essential and efficient service to I'nited Kingdom manufacturers and exporters and to importers in all parts of the Empire o\irseas.
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      CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
      60 9 Buyers S t.S.S. equal to London Standard Spot 20U lUndard R.S.S. on Tender July August 21 iuly-Sfpt. 21 Oct.- Dec. 22 U Seller 204 20% 21 >h 21-4 Tone of Market Ruict. Latest Cable London Spot Sheet G MM, per lb. New York Spot Sheet
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      SABRANG ESTATE.
      370 9 Creation of General Reserve Fund. The annual general meeting of the Sabrang Rubber Kstate Company. Ltd.. was held in London on May 30. Mr. E. L. Hamilton I the chairman) said that the profit camel amounted to JSC.lllil 10s. 7d. agaiast BMfl 2s. Id. for 1928. With the
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      BULLION REPORT.
      692 9 Messrs. Samuel Montagu Co.'s Weekly Letter. London, Junr -I. Cold. The Bank of England (fold reserve against I> s amounted to £157,1 Kf>..VJ."> un the 28th ultimo (a* compared with £157.498.068 on tkt l>i<-vious Wednesday), and represents an increase of £11,225,441 since Jan. 1. last. In the open
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      NEW ZEALAND AS A MARKET.
      1022 9 Great Britain Losing Ground. The value of New Zealand as I market for British (foods and the necessity of effective salesmanship are emphasised in a rej>ort on economic conditions in the Dominion of New Zealand, prepared by Mr. W. D. Lambie and revised by Mr.
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      PRICE OF RUBBER.
      39 9 It is notified in the F.M.S. Government Gazette of June 20, that the price of rubber for assessment of duty for the period June 27, 19.10 to July :t, inclusive, in 19 .4 cents per pound,
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    LONDON TIN MARKET.
    726 9 Pow-Wows and Palavers Of T.P.A. 100 TIN MINES CEASE WORK IN BOLIVIA. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, June 4. In the early part of May, market estimates suggested an increase of 1,000 tons or thereabouts in the visible supply at the end of the month, but as
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    EXCHANGES.
    76 9 Rugby, June 29. Foreign exchanges are Amsterdam 12.09, Athens 375, Bombay la. I IU-1H.1 Berlin 20.405, Brussels SAM Bucharest BIS, Rio 5 17-32, Buenos Aires 40 5-16, Copenhagen 18.16, Geneva 25.08, Helsingfors 193 1-16, Hong Kong Is. 3d.. Lisbon 10&2S, Madrid 43.85, Milan 92.77, New York 4.86 8-88, Oslo
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    STAMP ENACTMENT, 1930.
    45 9 The F.M.S. Government Gazette announces that in exercise of the powers vested in him by section 1 of the Stamn Enactment, 1930, the Chief Secretary to Government appoints Auk. 1 !»:iO, as the date on which the Enactment shnll conic into force.
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    The Straits Times SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JUNE 30,1930. COOLIES' WAGES.
    1124 10 The Straits Times SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JUNE 30,1930. COOLIES' WAGES. B. Graburn, presiding at Um I arrual general meeting of the Planters' I Association of Malaya last week. j n forred to what he described as the .:?ncval Wlinrr that planters had to do thing tfi reduce costs of product! n.
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    "PROTOTYPE OF THE ENGLISHMAN."
    1411 10 Sir Gerald dv Maurier A > His Daughter Sees Him. [Hy Angela, daughter of the famous actor. Sir (iorald du Maurier, in an interview. 1 I believe my father is said to be the prototype of the Englishman, and this is exactly how I should describe
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    13 10 Mr. (I F. Blnckctt, of Adamson, Gil:"M!;m nnd Co., Singapore, has returned ■IV<\
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    14 10 death uccuired .it. Bombny of Mr. Charlc Ma on, .1 comediu popular throughout India.
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    10 10 Meat. E. Grabarn has been 'I rn.);: tho Reserve <■( Officers,
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    19 10 sir Virel Stein lefl >' ::''a on Jom 19 .■in ;ii expedition whkh has m i':; objectlvr I 1 I
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    17 10 Mr. Wallace of Motion, Stuit'i and n Tour months' leave by the Teh i accompanies) by Mrs.
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    21 10 Mr. B. Grabern, Mr:;. Grnburn and > I; -ir Iwo dan;-iile>-s have rpr.urned to Sungksl after Ikraa mW stay at raaer'a HUL
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    24 10 The following promotions to the rank of Captaini S.S.V.F. are gazetted Lieut K. Balfour, Lieut. N. D. Dalton, MX. and ut. E. D. Linrfow.
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    22 10 Thr; following have been granted commissions as Second-Lieutenants in the S.S.V.F. Messrs. A. C. Trotter, R. C. "tcwart and D. C. Rae.
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    27 10 Mr. Justice Deane, Chief Justice of the Gold Coast and formerly Puisne Judge of tha Straits Settlements, was created a Knight Bachelor in the last Honour? List.
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    27 10 Professor Ccedes, director of the Ecole Franchise d Extreme-Orient, has been appointed a member of the Council of Scientific Research in Indo-China, in place of Al. Finot.
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    36 10 During the absence from Malaya of Mrs. A. Cavendish, the Chief Commissioner of the Girl Guides, Mrs. P. M. Robinson, who is the Head of Training, Malaya, has been appointed to act as Deputy Chief Commissioner.
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    41 10 There was a large gathering at the Old Xaverians' Association in Penang on Saturday when* an At Home was given in honour of Dr. J. E. Smith, who has been nominated by Government to be a member of the legislative council.
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    NOTES OF THE DAY.
    671 10 IN ARCADY G. F. S. writes contradicting the report that seven brokers clubbed together to buy a copy of the Straits Times. He says only six of them were in it. WHEN SINGAPORE WAS DRESSY. Two veterans of Singapore left for llHome on retirement recently in
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    64 10 More than a thousand delegates from !he different Masonic lodges in the Philippines attended recently the fust Masonic Independence Congress in Manila. A resolution was passed asking for the political emancipation of the Archipelago from the sovereignty of the United States. A second resolution appealed to the members of the
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    MALAYA'S ADVERSE TRADE BALANCE—MAY RETURNS. $5,000,000 EXCESS OF IMPORTS.
    286 11 MALAYA'S ADVERSE TRADE BALANCE— MAY RETURNS. $5,000,000 EXCESS OF IMPORTS. Malayan Figures for May. EFFECT OF THE TRADE DEPRESSION. An adverse tiade balance is again shown in the Malayan return of imports and exports for the month of May. Imports exceeded exports, the former amounting to $70,840,608, while exports ■were
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    CHENDEROH DAM OPENED.
    1713 11 Great Engineering Work Completed. PERAK SCHEME. Sir Cecil dementi's i Tribute. Af»*r work rxtt-ndini: over throe jrar.. th" < hendcnili l);>"i and power station WCTC d»-b.: I <•:>• n '•> Sir (rril Clemcnti Hi Salurdaj. The scheme is me «>t t!i> largest i" the Kmpire, inw.Kinj: Itae
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    TABLES TURNED IN TEST MATCH.
    136 11 Australians' Splendid Reply. The tables were completely turned in I he second Test match at Lord's on Salimlay, when, after the English inninps had been completed for 425 runs, the product of six hf>urs and five minutes batting, the Australians went in to make ■101
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    BOLIVIAN REVOLT.
    163 11 Normal Conditions Being Restored. New York, .line J. It i reported From Buenos Aires that the military revolutionaries have apparent |j and full ci'.'rol in Bolivia. Tho country is quiet, except in I>a Paz, where sanguinary tighting is reported. Buenos Aires, June 20. It is reported from La
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    FISHING RIGHTS.
    91 11 Japanese Fired on By Russians. Tokio, Juno 2*. Ir. connection with the long-standinr dispute between Japanese fishermen and the Russian authorities over the valuable lishintr rights in Kamchatka waters, a n patrol boat, on June 24, fired without warn in? on the Japanese cra'jcanr.intr lUUH Mikuni Maru off
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    PRINCE TAKAMATSU.
    121 11 Dinner Given at Foreign Office. Rugby, Jme -■<• The Prim. Minister, Mr. Raasay i)->nald, [rave r dinner last night at i Office in honour of Prince T.-ikiivM' -m of Japan. -.i, r>ukc of Gloucwtcr was prcnent. .,,,,1 lud the .>iii''' of '.-,■>■■. Al K l ii rs ol
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    FLIGHT TO AUSTRALIA.
    44 11 Airmen's Arrival At Karachi. Karachi, June 28. The airmen Hook and Matthews, who are bound for Australia, have arrived. They arc at present two days behind Mta Amy Johnson's time from Croydon to Karachi, but they equal Capt. HinklerV. i Reuter.
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    ROYAL AIR FORCE DISPLAY.
    582 11 Splendid Progress Made. QUALITIES OF THE NEW MACHINES. Rugby, June 2'i. The eleventh annual display of the Royal Air Force at Hendon yesterday was ji superb flcmonstration of the great progress made by British aviation, both military and civil. At least 150,000 people paid for admission,
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    MISS ENGLAND II.
    163 11 Speed Boat Recovered jFrom Winder mere. Basby, )w U. Mi<i England, tho *psed l>";it i:i which Sir Henry Segrave lost bii lifs after !>real:tr:;r the woiki's .record, was raised to the surface of Lake Windormure yesterday and towed close to the shore. It was l.-.shed bul—IIU two
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    INDO-CHINA TROUBLES.
    71 11 Commission of Inquiry To Be Appointed. Paris, June 28. The discussion of the interpellations on Indo-China was wound up by a declaration by the Premier, M. Tardieu, who confirmed that he would appoint a commission of inquiry. An Opposition resolution criticising the Government's policy in Indo-China was rejected
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    INDIA HOUSE.
    261 11 To be Opened by the King On July 8. Rugby, June 29. The King will, on July 8, open India House, the new offices of the High Commissioner for India. It has been decided tfcat the speech which he will deliver, in addition to being broadcast in this
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    INDIAN WARDERS.
    130 11 Serious Trouble In Shanghai Shanghai, June -8. Forty MtliimimiMi and Sikl> wtiimn .it on»' of thy municipal gad I h;iv ban ditmiued and Me agitator «a;; arrested Ly tlic British Consulate this morning. Ths trc.ib'e was due to dissatisfaction liver promotion fro-.n HaviUlnr to Havil-uar-Major. The (iiscontented men
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    DRUGS SEIZED.
    36 11 Another Big Capture At Marseilles. Marseilles, June 29. Another haul of drugs has been made here. Customs officials seized 200 kilos of heroin on board the Italian steamer Bulgaria on arrival from Constantinople. Reuter.
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    CHINA AND U.S.A.
    32 11 Nanking, June £tt. It is officially announced that a SinoAmerican arbitration treaty was signed by Mr. Stimson, Dr. C. C. Wu and the Chinese Minister at Washington yesterday. Reuter.
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    EVACUATION OF THE RHINELAND.
    349 11 Last French Soldier Leaves. Cologne, June 30. The last French soldier leaves the Rhineland tonight after 12 years of occupation. The Rhinelanders have prepared a full programme of festivities to mark their emancipation. President von Hindenburg will make a week's tour of Rhineland from July 19.
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    STRAITS TRADERS.
    92 11 Dividend Declared At Today's Meeting*. There was a large attendant? at the half-yearly meeting of th- Straits Tra<.inif Co.. Ltd.. today, the Hon. Mr. \V. J. Wilcoxson presiding. A dividend of 75 cents per share was declared. Mr. C. C. Dumv.an asi-cd a targe Bomber of questions, mainly
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    ATLANTIC AIRMEN.
    131 11 To FJy Southern fet« To California. New York, tan tB. Tlie Southern C?OM .linm-n, who »r>' |!io K'lr-sts of N«W York City, hurl a tremeadom ovation at Dm < i'-y Hall. when they wan pro—tod with i Seroll of Honour. Just a.s t'i" Mayor had Bnushed hu addreu,
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    ITALIAN ARMAMENTS.
    67 11 Increased Expenditure Foreshadowed. Rome, June 28. Increased expenditure on armaments is foreshadowed in the scheme adopted by the Cabinet to tighten up the lex collection and increase the tax on exchange operations. Together these operations will yield £00,000,000 lin from which the military budget will be increased by
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    18 DAYS IN THE AIR.
    55 11 Refuelling Recqrd Again Broken. Chicago, June 29. The two brothers John and Kenneth Hunter, who have spent 18 days in the air piloting the aeroplane City of Chicago, have already broken by a few hours the record for a continuous refuelling flight. They hope to
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    ANOTHER PEACE MOVE.
    761 11 Conference at Mukden Suggested. A JAPANESE REPORT. Manchurian War-Lord's Proposal. Shanghai, June B. A Japanese report from Nanking atata Lhat Chang Hsuch-liang has telegraphed to Chiang Kai-shek requesting the lattrr's ■gnaMBt to a peace conference at Mukden arn) the suspension of BffhUn* ■Hunrhtle. Arcoruintrly it generally rMMUavai
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    AUSTRALIA'S COMING CRISIS.
    826 12 Facing Serious Loss. CANNOT BE BORNE BY ONE CLASS. The members of the Economics, Statistics, and Social Science Section of the Australasian Association for the Advancement of Science issued a statement on June 4 expressing the views of economists on the present economic outlook in Australia. They
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    12 12 i.u'iit. Tan s.'iitr Tee, CUmm Co«URny, g. S.V.K. has been appointed actinic
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    GERMAN DEFICITS.
    238 12 Tax on Bachelors And Spinsters. Berlin, June 28. The Financial Council today approved the Financial Bill to meet the budget deficit introduced by the ChanceUor, Heir Hruening, and the new Minister of rinapce, Herr Dietrich, who both plea-i-i><l eloquently for a campaign of national solvency. The chief provisions
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    SIMON REPORT.
    88 12 Views of Provincial Governments. Simla, June 28. It— In** correspondent understands that ment of India has asked the pr, i -nicnts to examine the Commission report as soon as ible and forward their views or. it 15, the Government of India will express its views and forward them
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    LANDSLIDE ON TRAIN.
    62 12 Fifteen Deaths in Japanese Disaster. Tokio. June 28. people are believed to have i in a landslide which buried two roaches of a train 50 miles north-eait I ShimottoaakL Aecordir.fr to the railway authorities, 36 persons were on board the buried Twenty-one managed to dig themselves cut.
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    DEAN INGE.
    65 12 Precedents for Conferment Of Victorian Order. Rugby, June 28. Dean Inge, who has been awarded the X.C.V.0., has made a world-wide reputation as a preacher, scholar, theologian popular writer. He has been Dean lit since 1911. He celebrated his 70th birthday this month. There are several precedents for
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    U.S. NAVY.
    45 12 Obsolete Submarines Scrapped. Washington, July 29. The United States Xavy scrapped a c'ozon obeolete submarines during the fiscal year < ndir.i;- tomorrow. They will be replaced by more modern craft. Thirty-four other submarines will be dism sad of during the next two years. Renter.
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    EUROPEAN FEDERATION.
    46 12 Spain Agrees with M. Briands Suggestion. Paris, June 28. The first government to reply to M. Briands suggestion of a European Federation is that of Spain. It concurs in the suggestion, with the stipulation that colonial relations outside Europe must not be prejudiced. Reuter.
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    SINO-AMERICAN TREATY.
    31 12 Shanghai, June 29. News haa reached here that the Chinese at Washington and Mr. Henry 1,. StiniKon, the American Secretary of State, have signed the Sino-American —Sin Kuo Mm.
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    HOSPITAL EXTENSION.
    43 12 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca, June 28. A stretch of land" belonging to the Jaain Rubber Estate in Tront of the Jasin District hospital has been purchased by Government, 1 understand that niw <,nnrtiis for the stait' arc to be erected.
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    HORRORS OF THE WAR IN CHINA.
    527 12 Wounded Soldiers Left To Die. Shanghai, June 1C. It is understood that at least 15,000 wounded troops have been distributed in hospitals from Hsuchow, in North Kiangsi, to Han^chow, but details are unobtainable. A traveller who has just returned from the war zone in
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    ILLICIT COCAINE.
    48 12 Three Chinese Women On Trial. Calcutta, June 1C. Three Chinese women appeared before the Chief Presidency Magistrate, yesterday, charged with having in their possession illicit cocaine valued at about Rs 4,000. The accused were roleased on bail of Rs. 5,000 each, and the hearing was adjourned.
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    FINGER-PRINT SYSTEM.
    113 12 Likely to Revolutionise WorM Methods London, June 17. A Scotland Yard secret which is expected to revolutionise the finger-print system of the world is revealed in a book published by Chief-Inspector Harry Battley. As the result of many years of study he Ijas evolved a simfle method of
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    £850 COLLECTIVE FINE.
    93 12 Nigeria Riots Punishment Withdrawn. Lagos, June 16. The Governor of Nigeria has withdrawn the collective fine at Aba which the Government had intended to levy as punishment for the riots there last December. The amount was £850. Meetings of protest against the fine had been held" and
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    37 12 A meeting of the Committee of the Straits Settlements (Singapore) Association will be h:ld on Tuesday. July 8. Aamss} the items M the agenda are Proposed hill station in Johore and the police anti-gaming and betting action.
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    CANADIAN GENERAL ELECTION.
    460 12 Premier's Chief Issue Is Empire Preference. London, June 19. Imperial interest centres on the Canadian general election campaign, now in progress, cf which Mr. Mackenzie King, the Liberal Prime Minister, has made the chief issue Empire Preference by the Budget proposal!-, conceding striking preference in favour of
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    INDIAN UNEMPLOYMENT.
    97 12 Sir Atul Chatterjee Replies To Critics of Raj. Geneva, June IS. Sir Atul Chaitcrjt-e, referring to the allegation that the Raj was not taking as Ngardi the Unemployment Convention, pointed oat that the vnruter I to the Indian Labour <'n:ninisjion, which was at present carry-•P-g out the work,
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    ATTACKED BY GANG.
    103 12 Man leaves Hospital With Lost Memory. London, June 1H. Mr. It. Forbes Smith, the wealthy turn man, who was found unconscious in a field near the racecourse at Epsom >n Jure 7, has left hospital. He is unable to recall events after leaving: the grand stand at
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    HYDROPHOBIA DEATH.
    108 12 Child Bitten on Arm By Rabid Dog. Colombo, June 17. A death from hydrophobia occurred in the General Hospital today and it has been revealed that others were bitten by the same rabid dog 1 The police have been instructed to induce those concerned to reek treatment at
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    28 12 Nanking. June 29, The convocation of a Tibetan Affairs Conference in Nankins:, originally arranK<*l for the beginning of July has been postponed until September. Reuter,
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    DEAL IN "GOLD COINS."
    243 12 Possibility of Duping Labourers. The dupinjr of ignorant Indian estate labourers by manufacturers of gold coins" was referred to by Mr. Wilson, ita Singapore Criminal District Jodge, this morning, when the case against an Indian Mohammedan money-changer who is charged with possession of 1,363 counterfeit coins
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    SINGAPORE WEDDING.
    156 12 Mr. R. V. Baylis and Miss M. Liverlon. The wedding of Mr. I'.. V. Bayl! M.C. a well-known Johore planter, and Miss Marjorie Liverton took place al St. Andrew's Cathedral M Saturday afternoun. The bride, who wu given away by Mr. C. D. Barron, M.C 'i in a
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    TAMIL COOLIE'S DEATH.
    49 12 Killed by Blow on Head With Rice Pounder (From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca, June 28. At the inquest in the Jasin Coroner.-. Court on the Tamil eoclie named Ramasamy a verdict that he was killed by a blow on the head with rice-poundt -i- was returned.
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    23 12 Mr. Seiji Nema, one of Japan's greatest magazine publishers, has become president of the Hochi Shimbun, one of the leading newspapers in To!:ic>.
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    EUROPEANS KILLED IN CAR CRASH.
    200 12 Trapped When Machine Falls Over Bank. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, June 28. TWO Europeans were killed as the i-e-rult of a motor-car accident Dear Pert Dickson in the early hours of today. Thej were Company Sergcaot-Major Wiekes. of the Negrl Sembilan Volunteer ■l
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    POIGNANT PLAY.
    153 12 Author Formerly in The Indian Police. London, June 1C. A District Magistrate in India siftninc: a warrant for the arrest of his illegitimate son, who is preaching against thr Baj; is a poignant part in a play." Who Knows?" with an Indian setting by 1 C Daly, which
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    BOY'S SUDDEN DEATH.
    50 12 (From Our Owin Correspondent.) M. ilar. a, June HO. Mr. John D. Brown, of the Asiati-.-Petrobum Company, Malafrs branch, has died after a sudden illness. Ha was IT years old, and the adopted son <•! Job Zuzartee. The funeral took place yesterday at the Bukit Srindit burial
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    47 12 The following naval ofuce-.s left for v the P. and < I Kashmir on June Lieut.-Comdr. A. H. D. Lane, appointed to H.M.S. Seraph; I ieuL-Comdr. D. B. Bowling, appointed to H. ftl. S. Beamew Capfc A. L. S. Harris, appointed i<> H.M.S. Kent and Officer (Intelligence), Shanghai.
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    ENGLISH BOWLING TROUNCED.
    1072 13 Australia's Big Reply. VIGOROUS INNINGS BY BRADMAN. \'< naford, Wondfiill and l.radman ■I'l.cly (hrashi-d tin- I>.:r'isli Imwiiii;: ;.l Lord's itn Siilurday. h« n replying to the RnfUah total of 12:>. urt the \u--IralisJM rmni! 104 U v (he Iims of only i w.i wiekata. Waadfall pl.iyod ,i
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    RIFLE SHOOTING.
    133 13 I Success of Johore Military, Force*?. The Johore Military Forces rifle meetinjr was held on Saturday and yesterday. Onec apiiii the Royal Johore Challenge Cup went to the Johon Military Forces team, which Kored an apgieKate of 519. '1 i< i-; ;hc seventh pear in succession that the
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    WHAT BOXING IS COMING TO.
    468 13 Description of Fight In 1941. British boxers have been taking: a pessimistic view of America lately, but matters are evidently improving. George Cock, the Australian heavyweight, in a fisrht at Ohio, was allowed a quarter of an hour's rest after the first round because his
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    CHESS CLUB.
    211 13 Progress of Championship and Handicap Tournaments. The Singapore Chess Club meets every Friday evening at the Adelphi Hotel, and the competition for the Club Championship is now in progress. The results up-to-date are as follows Lo Kam Woon (iast year's champion) and Syecl E. C. Alsagoff have not
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    SPORTING FIXTURES.
    177 13 Monday, June 30 S.A.K.A. League I.C.F.A. vi. S.R.r.. Julun Besar Stadium Kcs. Div., S.C.C. VS. 1.C.X.A.. Fadunif. Tuesday, Ju|\ 1 1 .S.A.F.A. League 2nd Div., O.T.F.C. vs. U.A.T., S.R.C. G.E.C. vs. Robinsons, H. Beard Socony v». V.M.C.A., A.P.C. Thursday, July 3 I S.A.F.A. League: Ist Div., I.C.F.A. v«.
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    ETCETERAS FORCE A DRAW.
    1443 13 Exciting Finish to Padang Match. After an exciting struggle in the latter stages, the S.C.C. tournament match beiween the United Services and the Etceteras on the Padang on Saturday ended in a draw. The United Services scored 267 for four wickets before they declared, but owing
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    INTER-STATE CRICKET.
    269 13 Time Robs Penanjj of Win Over Kedah. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, June 30. The intcr-Statc cricket match between Kedah and Penang, which was played at Sungti Patani on Saturday and yesterday, resulted in a draw. Penang, baiting first, lost four wickets for only 42 runs, and then
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    84 13 South China A. A. to Meet S.A.F.A. and M.C.F.A. The South China Athletic Association football tourisU, who arrived here from Hons Kcng on Friday last, will_ play their first game against a Singapore side at the Anson Road Stadium on Friday next. The Malayan Chinese will be their
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    AMERICANS SCORE AT WIMBLEDON.
    239 13 Quarter-Finalists. TILDEN STILL GOING STRONG. L:ndon, June 28. Brillir. i:t sunshine favoured the Queen's second visit to Wimbledon today. The Americans wero again very pmmirifnt. Lot* <|iu.lifWd for the quarter finals after a terrific third set against the South African Pat Spence, in which the lattR
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    257 13 Large Entry for July Meeting. The following arc the entries for the Peiak Turf Hub meeting on July 5, 8, 1U and 12:— Hor.-is. ClMM I. Alwar. I.insira. Lady Phi.-. Brown Hill, Veracity. Park Mill, Cumerlonc, Portafeny. Monarch. Janl tor. Prince Uumalt, Marylooh, Ru.ldy Broor.. Kinc Thrush, Amoorooh,
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    61 13 An attempt is being made to f rm a European women's sports club in Singal>ore. with hockey, ertckci and basl.' '-ball c* the ekief activitie<. The respon fc:nuiubers M far has been excellent. Vny European ladies interested are asked to communicate with either Mrs. I-'. K. Vine, Robinson and Co.,
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    BRITAIN'S MESSAGE TO THE EMPIRE.
    208 15 Ramifications of Her Industries. The Air League of the British Empire was founded twenty years ago for encouriising the development of what, even in tho-e days, was recognised by the farseeing as an industry of vast potential importance. Special attention is now being devoted by
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    150 15 Bank Officials Released By Cracksmen." Warsaw, June lfi Urgent tetegrasaa have been tent from Warsaw to rYa-'Ue for a professional erackaman to rush to Lod'. to release threa Unk officials who are imprisoned inside a safe, following a burglary yesterday. The alarm sas raised laic last
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    1796 15 Resignation of Sir Oswald Mosley—A Striking Speech— Hard Facts In Regard To Unemployment— The Government's Prestige Shattered— Conservative Troubles Emphasised— Debate On IS aval Treaty— Allegation That Mr. Mac Donald Was Bluffed By The "Poker Players." (By Our Parliamentary Correspondent.) London, June 8. THE House,
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    193 15 Volunteers Fight AllNight Blaze. Madras, June 18. Oivc of the biggest fires witnessed in the city for several years broke out this afternoon in one of the oil installations at Royapuram, belonging to the Burma Shell Company, in which about 1,000 tons of superior kerosene oil
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    102 15 10,000 Turkish Troops In Action. Teheran, June ID. i Tl.ere are In TaMs i" the j (fleet that ov« 10,000 Turk] h troops arc I fighting tl c Kurds, w'.-.<. arc entrenched on j Mount. Ararat, which is Mat the T;iiv>I Kurdish frontier. It is s.:i!c! that
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    3127 17 Importance of Power Equipment. Addres?ing the gathering. Sir Arnold said Voor Excellencies. Your Highnesses, ladii a and gentlemen. You, sir, aiv today tallowing a Roynl precedent. You have come hen, the lepresentative of the King, to open officially the hydro-station we have just seen. In England it
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    1191 17 "Perak River Has Been Harnessed." Sir Cecil replied as follows "We have witnessed today the completion of one stage in the most important engineering work hitherto undertaken in the State of Perak and the inauguration of its second stage. The first stage now successfully consummated is that
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    177 17 Famous Painter's Grandson Charged. Melun, Juno \H. Jean Chai!c-.s Millet. :i «ran>ls.<ii of tho famous painter, was today sentenced to a year's Imprisonment tad Boad 60 franca on a charge of selling object d* rl ■ntrusted to him. He will be tried in November i>n 3 charge
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      570 19 Assets exceed $11,000,000. Awarance in force over $38,000,000. The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. (Incorporated In the Straiti Settlements.) HEAD OFFICE Winchester House, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 27. Old Jewry, B.C. Tbe Company has £20,000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England' and complies with the British Life Assurance Companies
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