The Straits Times, 9 July 1930

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    38 1 The Straits Times [ESTABLISHED NBARLT A CENTURT.) THE LARGEST AND MOST INFLUENTIAL NEWSPAPER IN MXLAm.jy. ■>r, PAGES SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, JULY 9. 1930 kPRICE 10 CENTS. The Straits Times 2d PAGES SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, JULY 9, 1930. I'RICE 10 CENT!
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      253 1 SINGAPORE: 78, CECIL ST. ('PHONE 0181), Ny Carlsberg Beer In bottlea and on draught. Sole Importer* EAST ASIATIC CO, LTD. (Inc. in Denmark SINGAPORE. THIS IS A MATTER OF x/ PERSONAL INTEREST TO YOU! I I "1 The Machinery which is used at the Royal Bakery, 590-4, i I paw
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      19 1 KUALA LUMPUR: 27, JAVA ST. ('PHONE 3683). Prime Portland "OK" CEMENT EAST ASIATIC CO., LTD. > 'Inc. In Don-iark) SINGAPORE.
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      483 2 P. 0., BPJTISH INDLA AND ATCAR LINES flcrorporated Id England) lAD AND PASSENGER AND CARGO SKRVICE. r viKStILAR AND ORIENTAL 9.N. CO. ':<U'T WITH HIS MAJESTY'S LONDON AND FAR EAST MAIL SERVICE. iOTWARD FROM LONDON FOR CHINA AID JAPAN. Tonnage due Spore. 7 \'.A 16*00 July 12 9,000 July 26
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      673 2 SHIPPING ANNOUNCEMENTS. (NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA) TO LONDON. Naples, Marseilles, London, Antwerp, Rotterdam and Middlesbrough Vessels Tonnage Due sail TEUUKUNI MARU 12,000 July 16 l'< HAKUSAN MARU 10,600 July SO 81 lIARUNA MARU 10,500 Aug. 13 14 t KAMO MARU 8,000 Aug. 13 14 5 KATORI MARU 10.000 Sept. 11 12
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      437 2 BURNS PHUP LINE (Incorporated in England) FOB BRISBANE, BTDKBT AJTD BCELBOTJBNB, VIA JAVA, DARWIN AND THURSDAY ISLAND. Regular monthly sailings by th* wellknown steamer MARJSLLA (7866 tons) aad the new motor \Msel, MALABAB (4512 tons). Th* s.s. MARELLA is on* of the largest and finest steamers trading to Australia, cabins
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      664 2 K. P. M. (ROYAL PACKET NAY. CO. OF BATAVIA) (laeorporated in Holland) Under contract with NETHERLANDS INDIAN GOVERNMENT. Telephone No. 5451, with eab-connectlons to Passage, Freight, Transhipment, Marine Depts. .Mid Managers Desk. Representative for Singapore aad Strait* Settlements of the Traveller* OOelal laformation Burfao. Booking Office Royal Dutch Indlaa Airway*.
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      598 2 THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE THE OCEAN STEAM SHIP CO. LIMITED. THB CHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAY. CO, LTD. (laeorporated In England) REGULAR SERVTCE 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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      507 2 THE SIAM STEAM NAY. CO, LTD. (laeorporated In Siam) BANGKOK COASTING SBBVICB For Xr f Tr* nKaBn Kelaatan, Bani?n-ir., v J" n ,r P tani Sin r r*, Locon, Sichon. Bandon, Kohsawui, I.angsuan, Chumpon and Bangkok. Arrival Departure PRAC'HIPOK In port VAI.INI 1,, 1,,,,, S.HV?" ADIB Ju 'y July 18
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      408 3 DUTCH MAILS N.V. Si<i.>m\M;trt Maatschappij Nfi'i-i land and N.V. KotitrJamsche Lloyd WEEKLY MAIL and PASSENGER SERVICE TO BatJM Aasatarlaas 6outhatspt*a Mara»lH*a Battordaa Tonaag* J<>. Dt Witt 10,'liO S.MJ4. July 11 Patria lu.uou R.L. Jnly 18 m.v. I-.C. Hooft 14,640 S.M.N. Joly 26 ■■h'xli 13,0 M R.L. Aog. 1 1.",. 0,
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      1497 3 SHIPPING ANNOUNCEMENTS. DOLLAR STEAMSHIP LINE oW AMERICAN MAIL LINE ROUND-THE-WORLD SERVICE Ftoas SWGAPOKB aad PINAMi tU COLOMBO, SUEZ, PORT SAID, ALEXANDEIA, NAPLES. GENOA art KAIBMIXES to NEW TOKK aatf BOBTON. Arrive Leave Leave B'porc K'ptre Penan? PRES. I'II.I.MOr.F. In part July 10 July 12 > ki-.m. WILSON July n Jaly
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      432 3 OCEANIC AND ORIENTAL NAVIGATION C0 M SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. TACOMA ORIENTAL STEAMSBIP CO., TACOMA. WASH. STATES STEAMSHIP CO., PORTLAND, ORE. JOINT SCHEDIXE. Sailings for I 'nil ed States and Canada Points from Hong Kong. San Franriaco and I'urtland IJ. MICHIGAN aaila from Hong Kong July I San Fral.cl-.ro. l.v* Argrlex
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      404 3 JASPER NATIONAL PARK Canada's Rocky Mountain playground For booklets and information, write, phone or call. L. L. LAWLER, General A««at, Hoaf Koag Bank Cbamhers. Canadian National The Largest Railway Splem ia rlasfrar*) SIANG LIM PARK LORONG 10. 6ETLANG. GARDEN HOUSES TO LET. 4-ruomed houses $30 p?r niontli 3-roomed hoMWt $25
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  • DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES
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      FUNERAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
      39 4 funcrul of the late Mr. Hang I' Kiiit.. J.i'. will take place on iHinl.iy, IS, :y:j. The cortege will leave h.s 1 ..r.d 3U, Emerald Hill Road 0.50 a lor Singapore Harbour Board for interment at China.
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      575 4 To The Advertuintr Manscer. •Straits Times, < t< .1 Street. Pleu» insert the following small «dvcrti!t»mpnt for days t— j~ Tber* lire approximn'.rlj sewn wordu te Urn and there i* a flat rtta charge 25 cents per lino ptr itucrtion with A n-.inimuni of oae dollar per i-»ertion. The additional
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      631 4 MOTOR VEHICLES DELAGE 1 1. fo"- quick sale, owner leaving Colony. A taper-car, newly paint d and In perfect condition throngboot Bo* 189, S. T. FOR SAI.K, onr> 4 seat, r Wolael y car in .-noil running order, recently overhauled, repainted, and fitted with new hood. Price KM. Apply 119,
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      728 4 GOOD CUISINE, tennis and a dip in the brir.y, are three essentials towjards good health. These can be obtained at Beach House, Tanjong Katong. Apply personally or phone 6553 for terms. HOUSES, FLATS, ETC. TO LET, 24, Meyer Rd. Apply within. TO LET, 90, Meyer Road. Immediate entry. Apply Meyer
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      568 4 nnwnn HOUSE TO LET. Churston, i One Tree Hill, Grange Road to let, furnished, J from Aug. 1, next. Rent $225 per month. I A; ply, Paterson, Simons Co., Ltd. WANTED IMMEDIATELY, FURNISHED I lIUNGALOW in Pasir Panjang or Telok r.!anjrah district. Apply tho Far East Oxygen ,v Acetylene Co.,
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      794 4 FEDERATED MALAY STATES RAILWAYS IMPORTANT TRAIN SERVICE ALTERATIONS. Commencing August 1, 1930. PORT DICKSON BRANCH. The passenger train services between Seremban and Port Dickson will be entirely suspended. Sirusa, Saagel Salak and Bagan Pinang stations will be closed. A goods train service will be maintained between Seremban and Port Dickson
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      824 4 of valuable Singapore properties Ritual* at East Coast Road. Chin Swee Road, Lorong* 28 and 16, Geylang Koad. Kerbau Koad, Havelock Koad aad I*o Lane. A' Mt a i kawac Koon Seng Co.'n saleroom. No. HO. Chiilia Street on WawMwiaw, Jul> Ifi, at p.m. Lot 1. Valuable iiv.ehol.l land and
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      646 5 P.W.D. PERAK, KUALA KANGSAR TENDERS INVITED FOR ASTANA NACJARA. KUALA KANGBAK. Tenders will received nt the 081 l >-f 'he Slut* Kntcineer. Perak, Taipinc, up to 2 p.m. B«pt. ItM, for (he construction or drsim :md construction of an ASTANA NAGARA for His Hiffhnesa, the Sultan of 1 i rak
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      294 5 Wounded Feet Children walking barefooted often hurt themselves which may cause ulceration or worse. Cuts, abrasions, scratches and all kinds of skin troubles are immediately soothed and rapidly healed by PUROL Tins 30 and 55 cts. Tubes /5 ct». The British Malaya Trustee and Executor Co., Ltd. Incorporated in the
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      180 5 .^■bbbbySf afidK*i7 ettoSasfif "SPEEDEf CAMERA $18 black or brown. Sole Agents DIETHELM CO., LTD., 'Incorporated in Switzerland) SINGAPORE PENANG IPOH BANGKOK. DR. CASSELL'S i TABLETS Repair Wear and Tear of Nerve and Bod; Price Is. M. and 4s. TILLEY SAFETY LAMPS ALL RRITISH Burn Kerosene Oil (not Benzine) Absolutely Windproof.
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      759 5 THE STRAITS TIMES Can be obtained at the following places in Singapore Money ('hanger, Adclphi Hotel. Money Changer, Kurope Hotel Money Changer, Raffles Hotel. (Jrosvenor Hotel. Kelly Walsh, Ltd., Raffles Place. Federal Rubber Stamp Co. Rafflea Dace and Tank Road Station. G. H. Kiat Co., Ltd.. Collyer Quay. Asiatic Stamp
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      298 5 \r+ entraTl I {ENGINE WORKS ul] lam I SINGAPORE IPOH KUALA LUMPUR. SANITARY ENGINEERS AND DRAINAGE CONTRACTORS SOLE AGENTS FOR Siouiton V LONDON a- WING YIK GOLDSMITH "THE CHINA JADE" No. 492, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. OUR SPECIALITY. Loose or mounted Necklace. Wholesale and Retail. Prices from $20 to $2,000. Outstation
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    REFINING THE TALKIES
    1305 6 CINEMA NOTES Influence of the Slant' The Polish of Cultured irtistr Ernest lAibitsch's Skill Lessons From Recent Successes Remoteness of The Camera Presetting Make-Believe Famous Singers in T a f k i e Voice* Thai ippeal. Rven the most jaundiced critic must admit that there i a
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    PRISONERS IN ANGORA.
    147 6 Experience of Two English Dancing Girls. Two English dancing girls who are sisters told a story of being held practically as prisoners in Angora, the Turkish capital, when they arrived in Marseilles from Constantinople. The girls said We went out to Angora as the first English dancing
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    RANGOON GAOL MUTINY.
    244 6 Outcome of an Organised Plot. Rangoon, June 24. A mutiny broke out this afternoon in the Rangoon central goal, in which the majority of the convicts participated, reEuKing in the Indian driver of a jtj..l prssn lorry and several convicts being killed and six warders injured. It
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    HIGH TREASON.
    98 6 Death Sentence For Communists. The death sentence was meted out by the Lernberg District Court to three Ccmmunist agitators who were found guilty of hi-»h treason. The three condemned men had printed and circulated throughout Galicia leaflets inciting workers and peasants to an armed revolt to proclaim an
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    INDIAN REFORMS.
    218 6 Arrangements for Round Table Conference. Bombay, Juno HO. Tho Lftmhn correspondent of the Civil ti 1 Military Gazette understands tlv>t a; thi conference between the Prime Minis tcr, Mr. Wedgwood Benn and the party leader?, on Thursday n jrht, a unaninmu.s DMBt m racked regarding the impendir. r
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    S.S. AND F.M.S. STAMPS.
    156 6 Two Pamphlets of Interest To Philatelists. Two small publications of great interest t<> philatelists havi- l>een compiled by Captain L. T. P. Joaquim of Penanfj. Or.e is a Check List, with notes, of the f'.amjis of the Straits Settlements and the Federated Malay S'ates. It should
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    ALBION CARS.
    19 6 Inxormatton from Lyons M states N rigid six wheel Albion cha..;i red b y the Cover:,. India.
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    SUNDAY'S YACHTING AT R.S.Y.C.
    693 6 Punai Wins Handicap Race. \i the Royal Blntanors Yacht club on Sumlny norning there was a combined A ami 1$ Cla race lir two prizes j;ivcn by th? Commodore. The B ;!:•<.■ y.ii-hts receive:! a time allow.nn'-e of "1 se ends a BlUe snd, the course
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    CHENDEROH CLUB.
    254 6 Dinner to Commemorate Its Closing. well dinner w;u> held in the club boose at Oionderoh to commemorate the elosinj* of the club on account of the works ;it (hemieioh nearinj; completion and the majority of members leaving for England. The club was opened in 1U27, anrl .1 one
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      104 6 /^asnnn^BsW^ '^asmH '-"i*-. f 'V^^a^teffl^ F "SUGARCANE" BRAND i!UTII /v ADVERTISING X EARNS PRE-EMINENCE. REPRI6E-RATIHG Co LTD ORCHARD RI)., BBLBGII RI).. KEIM'EL RI)., QaTAMGS UK MARKET. /^^^s. HERE is the Tea you have been fe\^ BROOKE BOND |g YELLOW LABEL— The pick of CEYLON'S CHOICEST Hpr^rSi GROWTHS go to make
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      69 6 /Six EVERY MONTH THERE WILL BE A FRESH SHIPMENT OF DEON aJaLssß^ ■BLnllaW J^ RECORDS FROM LONDON NEW YORK. BE PREPARED FOR THE TALKIES WHICH ARE COMING. ODEON WILL HAVE ALL THE THEME SONGS.' The records arc obtainable at JOHN LITTLE CO., LTD, R.iffles Square. I). T. UN CO., IS3,
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      220 7 tLHAMBRl -HE THEATRE OF PERFECT SOUND MM. REPRODUCTION ijflt Mm 6.15 p.m. TONIGHT 9.15 p.m. METRO— GOLDWY N— MA YER Present LORD BYRON OF BROADWAY ith CHARLES KALEY. EI'HEI.IND TERRY, CLIFF EDWARDS and MARION SHILLING. ALL-TALKING. SINGING AND DANCING with j MAGNIFICENT TECHXICOLOUR SEQUEXCES. Also STAN LAUREL and OLIVER HARDY
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      318 7 at W ti jg-, Jf -\S I 1 'I 1 V MJH Li !S BL- l^Jhrß» BaHBLB %Mjßra>T^B R HH2S "THE HOME* OF CAPITAL ENTERTAINMENT." TONIGHT at 6.15 and 9.15 ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME A MGHT of LAUGHTER and JOY! THE FAVOURITE OF MALAYAN PICTUREGOERS REGINALD DENNY Beautiful MERNA KENNEDY
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      238 7 I VICTORIA THEATRE Booking now open FOR THE FORTHCOMING S.A.D.C. PRODUCTION. "IN THE NEXT ROOM j A Real Thriller ox SATURDAY. TUESDAY, THURSDAY AM) SATURDAY, JULY, 19. 22, 21 AND 26. AT MS P.M. IJookinß at LITTLE'S $3. $2 $1. MARL BO ROUGH (THE THEATRE WITH THE PERFECT SOI ND
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    STEADY SHIPPING INCREASE.
    781 8 STEADY SHIPPING INCREASE. SHIPPING NOTES. Tonnage Through S.S. Ports Up by 2,498,491. The number and tonnajre of all vessel entered and (U:ir(.! al ths (ivo p«>rts of the Strait- Settlements; Singapore, Pcnanfr, Malacca, Christmas Island and Labuan, (iiM the year I' l were 95,629 ami 48,279,644, b ing an in..'.
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    EXCHANGES.
    80 8 Rag**, July i. are Amsterdam 18.08 Athens 87*. Bombaj Is. I i:i-l«d.. Iterlm 20.406, Brussels 34.82, Bucharest 818, Rio B 7-!'-,. Buenos Aires W 7-l«, Copenhagen 18.16, Geneva 2&065, HeUingfori 193*$ Hong Kong Is. Sd, Lisbon 108.26, Madrid 41.75, Milan Vl\>\. New V,, r k KM 19-32, vu s
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  • LOCAL STOCK AND SHARE QUOTATIONS.
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      BUSINESS OUTLOOK IN U.S.A.
      1173 8 A Slow Recovery Inevitable. la h rcceni review of business condition? the National City Bank of New York tats The arrival of spring ::ml seasonal expansion of outdoor activities has effected gome naproraasoßt in the industrial and bmiaaai situation, but has :iot accomplished the eompll reetoratloil
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      255 8 EXCHANGE. PRODUCE. Singapore. July U. StafBpMV, July V. On Lnndon, Bank 4 m/s 2/3 W/SI Oaabil r ..I 'm l...mand 2 3 23 32 C'ul.o No. 1 unpicked) l&M Private I m. credit 2 4V4 topra 740 On New York, demand 66 1/16 Sl o fiuur Sarawak Private 30 d
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    • STOCKS AND SHARES.
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        MINING.
        488 8 Val. I'd. Buyers Sellers «1 £1 Asara Kumbang 23/- 25/I Ayi-r Hitam Tin 12 12 9 £1 ±1 Hanicrin Tin 13 3 II 1 1 Hatdiiif I'adang v.lv Mi 1 1 Batu Cavss 0.58 1 1 Bukit Arang U.4U 0.60 II i'l Burniah Malay 1.1 15/- nom, tl n
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        GENERAL.
        227 8 Issue Val. M. Buyers Sellers 2 1 Aler. Brick Preis. 2.15 2.25 I Alex. Brick Ords. 2.60 2.S0 CI £1 Brit. Am. Tobacco 5.7.6 5.12.6 1 1 Central Engine 0.40 0.50 nom. i 1 < yt'le and Carriages 0 10 0.45 nom. 10a. 10s. Duff Development 5 U t;
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        DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
        113 8 Singapore Cold Storage 7 p.c deb. of 1926 red. 1931-36 101 106 ci. Singapore Municipal 5 p.c. of 1301 red. 1930 $1,878,000 par. 6% fern. Singapore Municipal 4V4 p.e. of Utl red. 1947 $1,600,000 W par Singapore Municipal 4to p.c. of 1»<IV red. li>h6 $1,000,000 96 par
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        RUBBER SHARES.
        402 8 Tod*!- Trices rillll Lyall Co. tvutl All-nl.y (|1 I Alor (,«jan ill) A. Ilium v. kumng .U) v Malay <*2> A. Molek ($1) A. Ikiui lslj li.isselt ($U Brunei U'" U. Jeluton* ($1) Bragat B. Katil .>li Bukit K. li. Jl) B. Kepong (slj B. lim»h (510) 1
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      SHARE MARKET REPORTS.
      230 8 Macphail and Co., Limited. Biafapon, July u. Tin. Q-ic-t. Kuchais 1.07-1.10, Kinta: 1.06-1.09. IVnawats r ,7-.W; cents, Siinui'i Luas 1.20-1/J"). PaUllnn 4.25-4.10. Lukut* "2 1 s -82>; cnrts nom., Ulu Klungs 95 cents- 1. Sungei Ways 2.25-2.40, H:.tu CaTel >'• cents, Aver Bitaraa 111. f.d.-i2.<. 3<i., Bong
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      PASSENGERS.
      163 8 The follov.inc pansaieil arrrved in Singapore on MoMay )tr the s.s. President Fillmnrc Mi. Johamea Albeek, Mr. Samuel Brocrs Mr. John W. Byron, Mr=. Myrtle M. Byron. Miss Mary Davidson, Mr. T. Davis, Miss Frances Ellison, Mr. Ju:'ii M. Eiizalde, Mr. H. Hartrr.ann, Jr, Mi<s J. hanna Hartmnnn. Miss
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      VOLUNTEER DRILLS.
      53 8 Programme of tlrll:. up la :in<l for week July x'-i Wednevlay. July 0. 5.15 ;i.m.. Uri!! Hull, Bde. Sipr.al Bectfon, Dri!! tad Sirr.al Tr-iin-inc 6.!0 p.m.. Drill Hall, N.< l'ron;otion i'lays. Thursd.y. July 10, R.18 p.m.. Drill Ha!!. M.G. I'l.iioon rEar.l, M.Ci. Trainine B.16 p.;:... Drill Ball, O.nc?r*
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    SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE.
    197 8 Today. Boihow Helios) :i M.m. Upper Burma, n i India i I'oliu ibima 3 p.m. Pi.nka Island, i'ladjoc and I'alcm- Hi p.m. Pjambi (Noorebar) 1 p.m. Ktmaman, Duncun and Trcnupanu H«ni).-it i p.m. Banka Island (except Mnntok) Louden p.m. Indo-China a- k .1: > ii p.m. Kpypt
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    MAILS FOR EUROPE.
    40 8 By K. dcr Nederlinden Ir.draroera Mantua Soliirx Baloeran Ellenga Left Arrd. 8'pore London May 2 May 26 May 9 June 2 May 30 June 23 May 20 June 23 June 6 June 27 June 6 June 30
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    SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD.
    297 8 Wednesday, July >. Ships floDjnldr :hr Wharves or expected to »triv*. i'l Tokoshima Maru SO 7 Madrai Mam 7 KEPPKL HARBOUR. Main Wharf The ("uhlo. Kotem, l.oli(-«, II >t .1. 1. Oil Wharf Nil. Coal Wharf Patrol. romi in dry docks. Tanjong I'ncnr. All.ort Dock T»f Tunda,
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      285 8 CINEMA STAR'S THIRTY THOUSAND DOLLAR MISHAP On a desert island la the 1'nrifte rcc ntiy a whole company of cine.na players, making I— for a picture there, had to stop work far two whole da;-*, whilst the famous actress i \"h:' filled the le.i<irn~ role ni recovering frcm acute internal
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  • Page 8 Miscellaneous
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      286 8 MALAYAN METEOROLOGICAL SERVICE. Daily Weather Report. Bright! Wind. Station. Temperature Rain- Sun- i Relative Direc- Speed. Weather. Max. Hin. fall, thine. I Humidity tion. I Z I r. r ins. hours. '< m.p.h. All i Star .90 76 0.07 7..'. M Catai Cloudy Kota Kharu 87 75 Nil 1.8 85
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      207 8 ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE WEEK. U rdnrsday. July 9. il. \V. 10.18 a.m., 8 ft. 3 in., 0.10 p.m., U ft. 1 m Opcnii i: of Creeh* of rhild Welfare Society, M-M, Minlo Boad, 5JI0 p.m. Thursday. July 10. 1' unit O. homeward mail, Karmala, closes I MB. H. V.'. Ill
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    AROUND THE MARKETS.
    337 9 Thoroughly Demoralised And Dejected. FURTHER LOW LEVELS EXPECTED. (From Our Financial Correspondent.) Singapore, Wednesday, 10 a.m. Today's Prices: Robber, 1 )S 2 cents per Ib. Tin. l~. r tons at $6K' 4 per picul. Yesterday's Prices: Kubher, London .V»d. per II).. down 3/16d. New York, 11' 2
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    McKENNA DUTIES.
    188 9 Disappearance of Foreign Menace. Sir Herbert Austin, speaking in London on I ihe iimiual meeting of the British Manufacturer! 1 Section of the Society of Motor Manufacturer! and Traders, Ltd., said that the 11 ration of the MiKenn.i dutii? had contributed in gTeat measure to tin. feeling thsit
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    H.K. & SHANGHAI BANK.
    43 9 H.K. SHANGHAI BANK. Interim Dividend of £3 Per Share. r of tha Hong Kc.ni; and Sha;.: i irporation has received :i telegram from tha head offlet in Homg Khiik Idend of i three iMi.ii dedoetlon of M declared puyalilc on Au k 11.
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    TIN RETURNS.
    51 9 Pahang Consolidated. 71 pical*. I icuu. Sunicei Kint.-i Tin. IM pieuls. hi UO >icuU. i and 2 drab i 1,100 I S9S Bonn run. 128 G M Mining Co, Ltd. 05 oi Tin No Liabilit] n ihrcJK< I I jrard 1*1 M pienli &M hour.-. !0T,'jM yards, 050.G0
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  • FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL NEWS.
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      BOLIVIAN & GENERAL TIN TRUST.
      320 9 BOLIVIAN GENERAL TIN TRUST. Technical Progress At Fabulosa Mine. (By Air Mail). Major R. 1.. Benson. D.5.0., presiding at the annual meeting of the Bolivian and General Tin Trust, Ltd., held in London on Jut 17 raid the profit and loss account showed a nut loss for the year of
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      TINS SUDDEN JUMP.
      331 9 London Newspapers' Surmises. (By Air Mail. I What i? behind yesterday's rise in the .hv London Daily Mail of After advancing s in the morning the buying continued :n the afternoon market, which finished with a rise of £7 on the day at £140 5s. por ton
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      "GROUP ADVERTISING."
      152 9 Sir Charles Higham And Newspaper Publicity. :By Air Mail). Southampton, June 19. The great rain* of aewaaaper advertising v.:.s stri's.c'd b> Sir Charles lli(,-liam when hv sailed from Bauthamptea for New York today in the- Leviathan. Ncwipaptr sdrertiHing is a he'.tcr proposition than ever from the advertisers of
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      RUBBER RETURNS.
      73 9 Alor Gajah.— 20,000 lb. Ayir Panai.- (n.ooo lb. Austral. i is, 28,600 lb. Hukit Kul.u lii.300 lb. Krus.ii. 18^00 lb. Glen< ily. -61,010 ib. Jalas k. i.um. ii>.ii;o lb. KaUaUa.- si.ooo lb. Kuala Krrnan.— 160,0^1 lh. Klaantr. l">.ooo lb. l >k K* ri, 17,080 lb. Mnl;ik:i Pindl. :17
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      35 9 The Dutch K.ist Indic3 Army Authority he*, lUt Modern Transport, jlaciJ on order with Mf in. Morrii Commercial Cars Limited fur a fleet oi Oil Mjwlnn type commcr ml si.\-whceiuil vehicle!.
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      CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
      60 9 Tone of Market :—Easier. Latest Cable :—London Spot Sheet 5 IS-lCd. per lb. NSW York :—Spot Sheet G. cents 11 ',4 per Ib. P..S.S. equal to London Standard Standard R.S.S. on Tender m m Spot July August Scptembpr Aufr.-Sept. Oct.-Dec. ]8»4 18% 19 19% 1'.".
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      LINGGI PLANTATIONS, LIMITED.
      1371 9 Oil Palm Developments. "LARGE AREAS OF HEALTHY RUBBER." Th, thirty-fourth annual general meeting of tl;e members of Linggi Plantations, Limited, was held on June 10, at the offices of the Rubber Growers' Association, 2-4, liiol I.anc. K.C. Mr. Charles fsMISSII (the chairman) presided. Mr. W. F. Mac
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      KINTA TIN MINES.
      864 9 Chairman on Restriction Of Output. The annual jrcn?ral meeting of Kir.u Tin Mines, Ltd.. v.-:is held on Juno 12. :.t 05, London Wall, K.C. Mr. C. Chantrey Inchba'.d, afur the usual analysis of the accounts, alluded to the fact that the company had joined i;p as membei
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      NEGRI SEMBILAN OIL PALMS.
      681 9 Harvesting to Start Next Year. The second annual general meeting of Negri Sembilan Oil Palms Limited, was held ot the registered office of the company, f>0-. r >l Birch Road, Seremban, >n Saturday, June 28 Mr. R. T. Mills presiding. After the representative of the secretaries
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      CONTROL OF BANKS.
      180 9 Australian Ex-Minister And New Bill. Canberra, June 3. Mr. J. G. Latham, K.C., Attorney-General in the Bruce Government, criticising the Central Reserve Eank Bill, said the estn blishment of a bank with control o currency »nd itself subject to political control, would enable the Government tc accede
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      OTHER WILLS.
      223 9 Timber Importer Leaves £69,059. Mr. Andrew Charles Christie (54), of Waning Camp House, Warning, Aruiulel, Sussex, and of 5, Royal Crescent, Brighton, chairman of Christie's Wharf, timber impoitcrs, Charlton, 5.E.7, left £69,059 (net £46,855). Mr. William Eden Walker (87), of Riftswood, Saltburn-on-the-Sea, formerly chief partner of Walker Maynard
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    ENGLISH COTTON TRADE.
    436 9 Shipments to India Recommenced. BOYCOTT MOVEMENT LESS INTENSE. (From Our Own Correspom'eiit.) Manchester, Jure 10. Owing to the Whitsuntide holidays the Manchester Royal Exch:'.n;>; opened on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday Tnorninyp. Owinj? to the general trade depression the attendance was thin. Tiiere has been no general change
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    ECONOMIC FUTURE.
    395 9 Views of Sir Josiah Stamp. In an address to tl lub, New York, on June 6, on the economic outlook in Great Britain, Sir Josia'i Stamp laid there were three distir.ct aspeetl giving anxiety at present the physical equipment of capital and the maintenance of a new supply
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    JAVA BANK DIVIDEND.
    15 9 I The Java Bonk has declared a d:\itlend al 18 per Veht.'
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    The Straits Times SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, JULY 9,1920. MASTERLY INACTIVITY.
    1092 10 The Straits Times SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, JULY 9,1920. MASTERLY INACTIVITY. Considering: the critical days through which this country is passing. Monday's meeting of the Le-gislative Council can only be described as astonishingly futiic What was aoMSaaUaked A few decisions on minor matters wore recordeel the major I problems presented by the
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    FACTS ABOUT ROADS IN AMERICA.
    1875 10 How They Have Aided Development. (Extracts from a radio talk by Dr. Julius Klein. Assistant Setretury of Commerce at Washington.) The meaning of good roads in the social life and commercial activity of the United States was brought home to us very vividly a few
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    14 10 It is notified that Lieut. I. K. Quart ingtor. R.A., has been promoted Captain.
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    18 10 Miss E. Wood, a nursing sister at th» Taiping Hospital, died on Monday morn- j injr from pneumonia.
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    24 10 The death of Inche A. G. Daud has recurred at Klang. He was for many years private secretary to the Raja Muda of Selangor.
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    26 10 The Hon. Mr. B. W. Elks, acting Britich Resident of Perak, Mrs. Elles; and Mill Biles :'.re staying at the Ipoh Resi<!i ncy ur.iil Jisly U.
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    26 10 j Mr. C. Ward-.la.kson. secretary of the I I.A.M., who has been seriously ill for j ifomc time, although still confined to bed,; is improving slowly.
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    29 10 Mr. H. E. Bunn, a r*nior member of the European staff of the Anglo-Chinese School, Ipoh, has left on transfer to the Singapore. School of the M. E. Mission.
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    36 10 Major X. V. Dare, general BSanaaor, Ckcadcriang Tin Dredging, Ltd., who baa beaa very keen iportsmaa an;l hon. i reeretary <>f the- Perak Lawn Tennis Assoeis ion, has left Ipoh for Penaog >:'. i' ate for Rcme.
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    42 10 Ths engagement i: announced betwuau William Desmond Lockkartt only sun Mr. and Mrs. Ja.iie= Sydney Lwkhart,! both deceased, of Richmond, Surrey, and Miss Dorothy Phyllis Carnegie, of Ipoh, c Kid daughter <;f tke late Mr. Forbea Carnegie, of Brechin, Forfarshire, Sootland. I
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    63 10 Arnon 1^ the mem jits of the Legislative Council, who returned to Btagapare yesterday per the s.s. Kcdah were lIX Major-General H. L. Prit chard C.8.. C.M.G., D.5.0., G. O. C. Troops, the Hon. Mr. John Scott C.M.G.. Colonial Secretary, I the lion. Mr. A. M. Goodman. Secretary I for
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    72 10 It is understood that Dr. R. O. Wins-! t It, Director of Education, F.M.S. and j s.s., lias postpone. l his departure for Mnlaya f.o;n Home and w ill not be a passenger by the Uujputana, as announced previously. I'.e will leave Marseilles by the; Mantua on July 18 as
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    NOTES OF THE DAY.
    695 10 SECRET SOCIETIES ARE QUIET. Singapore seems t<i be more flM from ihe nuisance of Chinese sp.rct societies* nd their differences than it has been for number of years. According to the ieport of the Secretary for Chinese Affairs far 11)20. there were no serious outbreaks I
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    RUMOURED INTENTION TO SHELVE SIMON REPORT. POLITICAL CRISIS LIKELY.
    286 11 RUMOURED INTENTION TO SHELVE SIMON REPORT. POLITICAL CRISIS LIKELY. Clouds Over Government Benches. INDIAN QUESTION. Suspicions as to Labour's Intentions. London, .luly 8. The Parliamentary lobbies were buzzing with excitement tonight. a> it was apprehended that clouds blowing up from several quarters would converge above the Government benches tomorrow. It
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    KING'S HOPES FOR INDIA.
    679 11 A Plea for Wider Sympathy. IMPRESSIVE SPEECH. Critical Period Of History. Loadon, Jtly 8. ln<l:a Bouse, the aiari ilici'iit new home •I the High C>mmissioner of India in Aldwych, m opened by the King tocl.iy. Jm aii speech the Kinn expressed affeclioii and lympathy for India
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    KANCHENJUNGA.
    70 11 All-British Expedition Nc\t Year. June IT. A.!, 1,i. iinjj Lhi Rotary Club this afte;-- <•■- > .\li. i- S, Hmythe, a membet of the Kanch njungn Expedition, referred t-> th« diftlcuHii i of the climb. ■I doubted if Kuncr njun«.i rould be climbed by tlii.; c< .km.-iCmh on Bcaount
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    UNEMPLOYMENT IN BRITAIN.
    43 11 Highest Total for Eight Years. London, July 9. The total number of unemployed in Great Britain on June 30 was 1,800,000.; This was an increase of 75,000 over the preTiasM week, and is the highest figure sine January, 1922. Reuter.
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    TRIAL CLAIMED.
    243 11 Dramatic Statement By Ex-Minister. Cunberra, July S. Hr. Theodore, the ex-Kederal T:easurti (who resigned following the an- j noumeincnt of the finding of the Queens- land Koyal Commission of Inquiry into the circumstances attending the purchase of the Mungana. Chillagoe, Mines by ibe Queensland Labour Government when I
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    LE TOUQUET SENSATION.
    59 11 English Woman Visitor ins £60,000 in Two Nights. I ondcia. June i'; l An English woman visitor cause.l a l sensation by winning £00.010 in two Right! open l>;ink. She won M.OOO in one coup ami the fcanl: was temporarily cleaned out. It is believed that th.-
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    HAMBURG SHELLAC SALE.
    183 11 Suit in Singapore For Commission. When i tip suit Ranchoidas Purshotam v. A. I!. I-ukman.ji and Co., was called 1 (lore the Chief Justice (Sir William Murioon) in the Supreme Court this morning, I he defendants were absent. Mr. J. G. Campbell, for plaintiffs, said they were
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    BRITAIN AND THE WAR IN CHINA.
    455 11 The Foreign Legations. MOVE FROM PEKING DESIRABLE. London, July 8. In an editorial on the Chinese civil war, The Times suys it would be unjust to blame Nanking alone for a situntion which is tho natural consequence of civil war or to deny that
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    COLONIAL OFFICE.
    64 11 New Department to Deal With Personnel. Rugby, July 8. The Secretary f<>r the Colotiis has apptii.ted Mr. G. J. Tomlinson. fomierly of the Nigvriun Civil Service, to be Assists ant Under-Seeretary of State in the Colonial Office, to take charge of the new divi.-ion beinjr set up to
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    STILL UNABLE TO AGREE.
    55 11 T ">kio. July, 8. The four big heads of the Navy met I again yesterday but failed to reach an j iinderstanding. It is believed that Admiral Katoh, exChief of the Naval General Staff, expressed his disagreement, contending that the new defence scheme is confined I
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    LABOUR'S COLONIAL POLICY.
    202 11 Principal of Trusteeship. LOYAL RESPONSE OF GOVERNORS. London, July 8. The Labour Government's colonial and native policy was outlined by Dr. Drummond Shkls, the Parliamentary Undersecretary for the Colonies, in an address before the Colonial Office Conference. Dr. Shiels said democracy was dangerous without efficiency and scientific
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    MISS ENGLAND II.
    98 11 Not to be Raced Again This Year. Rujrl.y. July B. A> a autrk of respect to her gaasuri Mew, Lard WakefleW, the owner of the mut<.r-b"at. Mis-= England 11. in which Sir Henry Segrave and Mr. Halliwell \o-l their lires on Lain Wimlonm re, hrs decided pot
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    NAVAL DEFENCE PLAN.
    119 11 Ministers Unable to Agree On New Scheme. Tokio. July 7. A two days' meeting of Navy leader--. including the Navy Slinister, the new <"hief of the Naval General Staff and the (X-Navy Minister Admiral Okada. held to discuss a new naval defence scheme traced out by the
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    HINDUS AND REFORMS.
    65 11 All-Party Conference Adjourns Indefinitely. Simla, July 8. j I The committee of the All-Parties Con- < Terence has adjourned indefinitely. As a I consequence, nobody will be able authori- I j tatively to present the Hindu point of view with regard to the federal form of constitution.
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    SERIOUS RIOTS IN EGYPT.
    153 11 Troops Fire on Crowd At Mansourah. Cairo, July X. Police and militaiy cordons barred the roods leading to a meeting at Mansourah which had been organised l>y the Wafd executive but prohibited by the Ciovernmeiit. Nahas Pasha's moVor-^rr, with a score si fetudtnts clinging to it,
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    TRADE IN CHINA.
    74 11 New Rules for Company Registration. Nanking, Juiy B. I The State Council has issued Msbri for the registration of forpig-n ("jmpani s in China to b<.- granted strictly in uccord■BJM with the .principle of reciprocity, only these companies being permitted to register whose gOTemaMSrtS also permit Chinc-se
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    LINKING THE EAST.
    64 11 Japan's Wireless Telephone Suggestion. Tokio, July 8. With reference to the proposals submitted at the recent Cabinet meeting by the Communications Minister, Mr. Koizumi, it is learned that Mi. Koizumi's suggestion for expansion of the wiretesa i 'elejcraph services means the later-link-irijj, through wireless telephone lervkw, j
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    MISSING AIRMEN.
    48 11 Search Now Regarded As Hopeless. Rangoon. jui> i. Parties art- still searching the uninhabited jungle north of Taungup, South 'Burma, for the airmen. Hook and MatI Thews, who have been missine since they 'left Akyab on Thursday, but the search is ■regarded as practically hopeless. Renter
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    EUROPE FEDERATION.
    25 11 Rumania Agrees In Principle. Buchau.-i. July 8. Rumania has in principle agreed to M. BiiandV proposals for a European I'evl'"- ration. Reuter. I
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    BIG FIRE AT HARBIN.
    31 11 Shanghai. July 8. A message from Harbin states that, in a biff fire which lasted the whole of last night, GOO houses were Rutted. Sin Kuo Mm.
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    THERE IS NO UNEMPLOYMENT IN MALAYA!
    85 11 This picture was taken at the Chinese Protectorate. Singapore. thU ni< rnin;r. ll show* the overflow of applicants for return passages to China. Th>■flea was already full, but a repn--nl;ili\e who caIN at the Protectorate at least twice a week iaacribM this nioriiinu'< MM
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    RUBBER RESTRICTION.
    56 11 British Representatives Strongly in Favour. London, June JT. The British delegates to the BritiMDutch Linisun meeting yesterday included Mr. Herbert Wright, Mr. Krie Miller, Mr. h. N. G. Bingley and Mr. A. L. Mathewson. It is stated in one quarter that the Uritish representatives were strongely in favour
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    PARLIAMENTARY UNION.
    54 11 Delegations from Twenty-seven Countries. Bncby, July .s. For the rrmfsnf < of the Inter-Paifla-mentary Union, tc be held in London from July 16 to July 22, delegations are ccming from 27 nations. The delegations vary from one member up to alnut 50. The approximate number >-o far advised
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    DUKE OBTAINS DIVORCE.
    161 11 Case of the Duchess Of I^einster. London, June 2 K J. A divorce has been granted to the Duke of Lcin.'ter on the ground of the Duchess's misconduct. The Duchtss of Lein&tcr (formerly Miss May Etheridge) pleaded not guilty, at the Lambeth Police Court on April 11
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    MISSING PAGES FROM ACCOUNT BOOK.
    993 12 Destroyed Machinery. COMPANY'S ALLEGATION OF FRAUD. Replying yesterday to the Asiatic Insurance Company's defence that the premises were used as a motor garage, in the case in which Kwok Ku Loong (trading as Tuck I.cc and Co.) are claiming from that insurance company $21,000, the
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    19 12 The annual general meeting of the Moslem Associution. Singapore, will be lu'ld at No. 01 Selegie Road on Saturday
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    RICKSHA COOLIES ROBBED.
    504 12 Chinese Gets Prison And The Cat. At the Singapore Assizes yesterday, before Mr. Justice J. C. Cobbett, Cheong Woo Tiak claimed trial on a charge of armed gang robbery at Manasseh Street in May this year. The D.P.P. said that on May 23, this year at about
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    ABSCONDING DEBTOR.
    65 12 Chinese Merchant in Bangkok Traced to Macao. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Bangkok, July 7. It is reported that a Chinese merchant who disappeared sometime ago and in vhose affairs, several European firms were involved has been traced to Macao. Ii is understood that an offer on the basis
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    48-HOUR WEEK.
    89 12 India's Attitude At Geneva. Dr. Paranjapye (India) announced, at a meeting of the International Labour Conference, that he would vote in favour of the draft convention providing for an 8-hour clay and a 48-hour week for salai ie<l i .'nployees, as India wished to help the countries primarily
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    WIRELESS IN PERSIA.
    92 12 New Short-Wave Station At Teheran. Teheran, June 27. The short-wave wireless station recently installed south of the city by the French General Electric Company will lie handed over to the Persian Government on Sunday. The ntw station will operate on a wave-length of 27 metres, under the
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    WHAT IS A HIGHBROW?
    80 12 A Dramatic Critic's Witty Definition. A highbrow is one who has been educated above his intelligence was the answer given by Ivor Brown, dramatic critic, to a question by Sir Ernest Wild, K.C., the Recorder, during a mock trial held recently at the London School of
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    SHOOTING TRAGEDY AT SELETAR.
    1161 12 I Head-Boy's Alleged Act. INQUIRY INTO DEATH OF TWO HYLAMS. The inquiry into the death of two Hylams under tragic circumstances at the i servants' quarters attacked to the bunga- low of Mr. A. St. Alban Smith, at Seletar i Plantations, Ltd., on the afternoon of
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    THE DUTCH EAST INDIES.
    379 12 Japanese Penetration Of No Importance. Fears recently manifested as to the eventual economic penetration of the Netherlands East Indies by Japan are entirely dismissed by Mr. C. Leckerkerker, of the Netherlands-Java Institute. In an article in the Indisthe Gkls, says the China Kxpress and Telegraph, he
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    POPPY DAY.
    264 12 £17,190 Collected In Malaya. Mrs. C. H. G. Clarke, the organiser of Poppy Day in Malaya, last year, has received tht? following letter from the organising secretary. Appeal and Publicity Department, the British Legion I have to acknowledge, with many thanks, the lecdpt of draft value £17,060, which,
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    HIGH CHURCH vs. LOW.
    198 12 Conflict on Chelsea Football Ground. London, June 29. Chelsea ground, the scene of innumerable- soccer battlts, was to day the centre of a conflict between the High and Low Churches on the occasion of an open air celebration of High Mass, which opened the Anglo-Catholic Congress.
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    30 12 The Malayan Students' Union has received from Mr. Tan Soo Bin, who is now on holiday in England, a donation of £60. This iiKludcs a contribution towards the sports fund.
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    "YOUNG MARSHAL" TO AID SOUTHERNERS.
    463 12 To Attack Shansi Armies. SENSATIONAL NANKING RUMOUR. Shanghai, July 9. A message from Nanking states that Maishal Chang Hsueh-liang has ordered General Yu Hsueh-chung to enter Shanhaikwan and to attack the Shansi armies. President Chiang Kai-shek has appointed General Yu Hsueh-chung as field-com-mander in the
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    FIRE WHICH SPREAD TO ESTATE.
    523 12 Appeal Against Award Of Damages. (From Our Own Correspo.Nlfnt.) Kuala Lumpur, July B. In the F.M.S. Court of Appeal today before the Chief Justice, the Hon. Mr. L. H. Elphinstone, K.C., the Hon. Mr. Justice Burton and the Hon. Mr. Justice Mudie, Yeo Kirn Pong,
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    51 12 Further naming of roads has been car ried out by committee No. 1 of the Singapore Municipal Commissioners. The namn Joo Seng has been given to the reserve road off Upper Aljunied Road. Two roads leading to the engineers' quarters at Kampong Bahru Road have been named "Kuching" and "Miri'
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    153 13 Fairfax Unable to Play in Third Test.— Local Sport-Today's Football. TOURISTS' SETBACK. Fairfax Unable to Play At Leeds. London, July 8. Vhe Australians have suffered a severe reverse for the third Test match, which staits at Leeds on Friday, as they will t,(! without Fairfax, their brilliant alljounder, who was
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    HIGHEST OF SEASON AGAINST TOURISTS.
    399 13 Good Batting by Notts. BOWLERS INEFFECTIVE AT TRENT BRIDGE. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, July 8. The champion county, Nottinghamshire, earned tin- distinction today of compiling the highest score made against the Australian tourists this season, when, mainly duo to a \a< wicket stand by
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    69 13 NEGRI SEMBILA N A.A.A. Championship Meeting Postponed. i Prom Our Owi i :-nt.> Kuala Lumpur, July 7. Owing to th lack of entries the comf the Amateur Athletk A ation of Xe;rri Sembilan arc- reluctantly compelled to postpone the championship in eting arranged f^r Friday and Satur- 11 and 12.
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    350 13 Final Game to be Played Today. The S.C.< i OtbaU tournament comes tv> a close this afternoon when the replay between the Merchants and the 8.8.L and L.. who are equal on points, for the championship takes place on the Padang. The present positions in th. tournament ai
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    BASEBALL.
    98 13 United States League Results. w York, July 8. T iday's remits were follows i National League. St. Lo 6—9. Philadelphia lost to New York 12—13. Cincinnati beat Chicago -I—2.1—2. Brooki;.:: bi —1. >n lost to Boston I—4.1—4. Phils lei] New York B—l. St l.ouis lost to Pittsburg s—lo.5—10. American
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    LUCKY WIN FOR S.C.C.
    722 13 S.R.C. Beaten by Late Goal. S.C.C. 2 S.R.C. 1. A rather lucky goal in the last minute of the game gave the S.C.C. both points against the S.R.C. in a First Division game at the Anson Road Stadium yesterday. It was a poor same. The S.C.C,
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    PERAK SPORTS.
    224 13 American Beats Record Time For the Mile. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, July 7. The fifth annual State amateur athletic championship meeting was held here on Saturday in fine weather and before a large attendance. The standard of the sports generally was poor. The only event which merited
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    CHANCES IN THIRD TEST.
    967 13 Form of England's Team. After the wonderful success of the Australian batting at Lord's it was very evident that something had to be done, not only to strengthen the English attack, but also to ensure that their batting was equal to that of the Australians. England's
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    COUNTY CRICKET RESULTS.
    738 13 Test Players' Form. YORKSHIRE'S BIG DEFEAT BY SURREY. A pleasing feature of the county cricket cables today is report of the good form of Test match hopes." Sutcliffe and Leyland, from both of whom a lot is expected at Leeds, narrowly missed scoring centuries when Surrey created
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    282 13 Malacca Volunteer B.R.A. Meeting. (From Our Own Correspondent) Maln'.-c-a. July X. The annual open prize m<'etin>; of th Malacca Volunteer Corps B.R.A. was held on Sunday at tho Bukit Sebukor Rifif Range, when Lieut. Khoo Kirn Lian won 'he Championship Cup r Chan Teck Chye. I.mian bin Mamat won
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    SPORTING FIXTURES.
    161 13 Thursday. July 10 Peral; Turf Club Summer M" S.A.F.A. Lean*: Ist Uiv., Ord. and Bi**, vs. J'olice, Stadium. St. Andrews School Sports. Raffle! Institution ground, p.m. rriday, July 11. S.A.K.A. Leant: Reserves Wt h Vslayi v s.C.K.A. "A." Jalan B S.C.C. vs. Johorc, Stadium. Saturday. July 12. Garrisoa
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    CHINESE IMMIGRATION INTO MALAYA.
    1699 15 Figures for 1929. I a SECRET SOCIETIES ON THE DECREASE. The report of Mr. A. M. Goodman, the Secretary for Chlnesn Affairs for the Straits Settlements for the year IMS, states: The number of Chinese immigrants m riving at Singapore l>y sea from China (inclmiinir Hong
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    BRITISH ENGINEERING.
    99 15 Important Working Arrangement Between Big Firms. London, June 28. It is announced that two British engineering firms, Ruston and Hornsby, Ltd., and R. A. Lister and Co., Ltd., whose combined assets exceed £6,000,000, have entered into a working arrangement in crdcr to secure efficient co-ordination in design, production
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    P.C. DIVES FOR OPIUM.
    53 15 Colombo, June 28. After an netting chase in the harbour this morning a police patrol boat overhauled a rnuiffKli'i crnft and, whon contraband mi thrown overboard, a policeman promptly dived into the water and .ccurcd a rirce! wmtaHilne tv o and a hah pcur.d:. of cpiuir.
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    MERCHANTS LYNCHED IN KIANGSI.
    451 15 Starving Peasants Raid Police Bureau. The crops of Kiangsi province have lieen reduced by not less thnn 50 per cent. as a result of drought, locust pest3 and Communist-bandits, reports th? Chinese Press, and the number of famine sufferers has become so large that it il
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    PERSIAN RAILWAY.
    227 15 Negotiations with German Company. Ti hcian, June 28. Following the annulment of the contract with the Railway Syndicate, negotiations are proceeding with a German ((.mpar.y which are likely to lead to an aKr.cment for the completion of *.he northern section of the railway line. Although an attempt has
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    YOUNG PEOPLE.
    147 15 Co To Church As Much As j Other People. j i < "There are constant Is menial ion i that young people do not po to church," said :h-> Archbishop of Yo;k in his presidential address at the annual conference of the Sahday School and Youth Movement for
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    CROWN'S WITNESSES RIGHT!
    484 17 Robber's Statement. UNEXPECTED ENDING AT ASSIZE TRIAL. The case in which Tan Nghw- Heng was [charged with taking part in an armed |gan« robb) over two years ago at a ouae in Garden Straet, when jewellery an I tnon. y to the total value of $6,000 was
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    ESTATE COOLIES' WAGES.
    55 17 Reduction I rjfed by Kuala Langat Planters. I Own Correspondent.) Kuala I. mo pur, July 8. dinary general meeting of 111 1 ii-t Planter; Aaao- iv lolution was paas- 1} ip t'i appeal leiillltion of the pay for Tamil coolit-s day for men ml worn n r(
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    Y.W.C.A. APPEAL.
    144 17 neral committee of the V.W.C.A iliank the following iscriptions to the r'?thoae maiiilwin wl.o subscriptions and col'.econfl t<. bring the total to $10,710. $100 each Mi. Chew Lian. Mr. Ta i ';.n". Siong I.im Saw Mill. (SO each. Henry Waugh and Co., Mr liarles Salter. Donaldaan and Bnrkinshaw
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      698 17 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir,— v restriction wouid do well to study the Fourth Report on Native Rubl>< r Cultivation (in the Netherlands Indies) by the Division of Agricultural Kconomics of the Departmc-nt of Agriculture, Industry and Commerce, which i>- published in ths R.G.A. Bulletin
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      STADIUM CHARGES.
      94 17 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, Ca:i you ir.ionn me of any real necessity fur the high charges imposej For seals ut Friday's football match at the Singapore Stadium In view of the large Crowdl which such matches :ilw;-.y> attract (there were reputed to be 9,000
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    74 17 The following have been selected to form u Local Health Board for the distrirt of Klunir, exclusive of Carey Island and Let- ("noon Chian Kstatcs Chairman, The District Officer, Klantf, Senior Health Officer, Selaniror and Pahanir, Health Officer, Coast, Senior Kxecutive Engineer, KlaiiK. Assistant Controller of Labour, Klantr. Kmri A.
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    OUTSIDERS DAY AT PERAK RACES.
    842 17 OUTSIDERS DAY AT PERAK RACES. Handsome Dividends Paid. (Fie:.: Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, July S. T ho race meeting here was favoured by fine cool weather, and the slight rain which fell for a few moments in no way interfered with the programme. The going was pood. The crowd, which
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    MALAYAN TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS.
    342 17 MALAYAN TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS. Entries Received From Saigon and Java. The entries for the Malayan tennis caampionahipa are larger this year than last and include nine competitors from Saigon, two of whem are ladies, who have l d for all the events in which ladies may compete. There is also an
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    COLONY vs. F.M.S.
    241 17 Singapore Trial Match This Week-End. The pick < f Singapore cricketers will be on view this week-t nd when ih'.' Hinpapore trial match, in preparation for the urnual fixture, the- Colony vs. the F.M.S.. will I played on the Pudangr. On the majority Of occasions the.-* trial
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    NEW "SELLER" RULE.
    246 17 Horses Claimed Before a Race Ineligible to Run. The conditions which were drawn up to apply to selling races have been revised. The Stewards of the Jockey Club fr've notice that they have jfiven their approval to the following conditions Every horse enßatred and not struck out
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    23 17 The seventh lecture in thi series on the First Principles of Theosophy will be delivered at; 3, Finlnyson C;een, tomorrow at 6.30 p.m.
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    WELCH TOURISTS.
    268 17 Unbeaten Reputation In Sumatra. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Medan, July 4. The Welch Regiment football team touring Sumatra met with unexpected opposition when they drew with a Dutch League team here. Each side scored two goals. The soldiers scored first with a lon/ shot. Short passing was indulged
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    ATHLETICS.
    195 17 R.E. Win Championship At Pulau Brani. Yesterday was a p,ala day at Pulau Brani when the annual athletic sports of the Xi ya! Engineers and Royal Artillery was lurrriafmlj hcid. A large number ')t viritcis were present. Tea and rcfreshmen'•-. were seivc.l, and a most enjoyable ;.fternoon was spent.
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    BENDEMEER A.C.
    116 17 The annual meeting of the Bendemeer ALhietic Club was held at the club's premiaea, North Bridge Road, on Saturday, and the following were elected officeLearers for the ensuing year :—President, Mr. Goh Teck Swee; vice-presidents. Mr. I.im Hong Yeow and Mr. Chua Cheng Mong; hon. secretary, Mr. Sim
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    BANK RUMOUR PANIC.
    97 17 Depositors Withdraw Money And Then Return It. i i'i < in Our Own OorreafMMatart.) Bangkok, July 8. Hundredo of people withdrew money tV.nii the Hank of Canton here yesterday following -reports that a bank in China had closed its doors and that a local insurance company had
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    S.S. EDUCATION.
    87 17 Board Finishes Year With $622,533 Assets. The report on the income and expenditure of the Education Board of the S.S. for 1929 contained in a paper to be laid before the Legislative Council shows that the assets of the Board at the end of 1929 amounted to $622,533.20.
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    25 17 The seventh annual conference of the Incorporated Society of Planters, will be j held at Kuala Lumpur on Fi idav and Saturday, Auf. 15 and
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    FOUR CASES IN 30 MINUTES.
    353 17 FOUR CASES IN 30 MINUTES. Penang Assizes. FIVE YEARS FOR POST OFFICE THIEF. (From Oar Own Coi n apon i Peaaag, July B. Four cases for trial at the Assizes today were disposed of in thirty minutes. A charge against a Malay chauffeur of rash and negligent dm :ng and
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    COUNTERFEITING.
    205 17 Allegation Against Four Chinese. Frcm Our Own Cm-respondent.) Penang, July 8. Four Chinese. Ooi Lay Phor, Onj; Chin Keow, Cheah Kirn Chye and Kong Chin Guan appeared in the Assize court here today indicted on three charges relating to tounterieitinj,-— counterfeiting 50, 20 and E cent pieces, possessing counterfeiting
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    MORE BROADWAY.
    169 17 Entertaining Sound Film At The Alhambra. Lord Byron of Broadway," which was rattened at the Alhambra last night, is anothei story of back-stage life. It deals with the lave- ;;:iil a'lvmtuiv.i of Roy Erskine (Charles Kaiey), a pianist who becomes a successful song writer. In his (limb to
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    NON-STOP MOTORIST.
    117 17 Drives On After Knocking Down Chinese. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, July 8. Another cast of si motorist driving on after knocking: a man down was reported to the police last nighi whm a Chinese was knocked down and killed at the s'j mile, Chtrai Road, by
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