Malaya Tribune, 9 July 1931

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    29 1 The Malaya Tribune Vol. XVIII.- No. 160 SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, JULY 9, 1931 FIVE CENTS The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Thursday. July 9, 1931. Malaya Tribune SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, JULY 9, 1931.
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      182 1 UPTON'S CEYLON TEA YOU CANNOT BETTER THE BEST. 8 si \B ran dy~D r y Ginger! hnlrwA §3*l I 1 you make the mistake of MR *In f not giving your Brandy a name, j r on t y° u know the superiMfek&iL fWm I °rity of A Staub Co.—Cognac.
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    Boys' Corner. Contributed By "MALAYA TRIBUNE" READERS. EDITOR'S LETTER.
    219 2 Comments On The Mail. Dear Boys. I am still receiving correspondence about The Rounders- suggestion that only the best articles should be used and the rest rejected As you will see this week, the best will be given more fully than
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    Fortune-Telling.
    212 2 (By "Rex.") Whai is fortune-telling and what are fortunetellers? Fortune-telling is a pretended foretelling of the future, and fortune-tellers are persons who pretend that they are able to tell us what will happen in the future. T. T. H. says that what a fortune-teller tells is partly light. I
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    Types Of Smokers.
    143 2 How often do we hear that smoking injures health, and yet people can't abolish it. To my mind there are three kinds of smokers. 1. The innocent smokers. 2. The ostentatious smokers. 3. The pleasure smokers. Notwithstanding that smoking is bad some boys below twelve years or
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    The Source Of Evil.
    75 2 ißy A. Rahman B. H. Hassan.) Money is the source of all cvi. The cbj c of running a risk and committing burglary, armed robbery, murder, and many other serious offences is generally money: lives are often lost a; the result. Besides, disputes and fights among
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    Stop Stammering.
    94 2 ißy Cheong Ah Tin.) It is pathetic yet funny to see some boys stuttering and stammering when they speak to their superiors and to Europeans. But, on the other hand, when they arc talking to their friends they usually speak fluently, and without any halting. This is through
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    A Sound Mind And Body.
    91 2 (By Abdul Majeed.) To most people, health of mind and bedy b their only wealth. It is upon their bodily health and skill that they depend for a living, and for the ordinary comforts and pleasures of life. The rich man with broken health does
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    A Golden Rule.
    68 2 (By Lee Ah Kwee.) Through experience we find that any assor a.ion or society without a recognised motto is -ix a ship without a rudder. I wa- a R-out of the Anglo-Chinese School a couple of years and I found the Scout motto, "Be Premeant for Scouts
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    STUDENTS' UNION.
    193 2 Next Saturday's Debate. The next Literary debate of the S. S. U. will be held in the premises of the City High Sch.ol. 2, Short Street, on Saturday, at 4.30 p.m. The subject for debate is "The Study of Geography." Master Evan Hong will speak in favour of
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    Nightmare.
    292 2 (By M. Rais.) Nightmare occurs .during disturbed sleep, and consists of an anxious or fearful dream. Ihe individual fancies that some monster is pressing on his chest, or that he is endeavouring to escape from a furious wild beast, without the ability to move or speak, or that he
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    Evil Speaking.
    181 2 (By -Smiling Kid.") Many people ar? like flea, which always a! glit upon a sere. It should not loim cn 1 cf cur amusements to talk of th? faults cf our neighbours. We should s:ek rather to dwell upon the merits cf othe:s. I Eut it is not
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    Boys And Their Teachers.
    176 2 (By "Baba Cheng.") The first thing that students should do towards their teachers is to see that they obey, love and esteem them. Thus unity is formed. No student will b? able to l:arn for himsef. He must have teachers to help him. A great fault
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    Give The Sailors A Break.
    134 2 (By heng Yeck Swecj The directors of several film companies payvery little attention to th? sai ors, and do hot favour them at all. I would like to say i a few words for the Navy. Sneral cf th se Navy pictures show the same
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    A FRANK SURVEY.
    238 2 Is The Corner Less Popular? (By "Goedaardig.") I strongly approve the plan which was proposed by "The Rounders" to select the best articles and reject the rest, so that there wou'd be competition among the contributors to get their articles printed. I regrc to Sir, that our
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    The Kingdom Of The Blind.
    184 2 (Goh Jee Pung./ Much has been said regarding the blind in the 'Boy's Corner," so permit me to add some more facts which your correspondents failed to include. To each of us is given the power to understand another's trouble. To me there is no
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    Physical Exercise.
    199 2 (By Chung Hock Swee.) Physical exercise, just as mental exercise, is necessary tor the health of a man. Health is wealth, runs the slogan, and therefore a man's whole career depends on his health. But great care must be taken in Us performance. We see many young men
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    Good Education.
    126 2 (By "Anak Baik." Malacca.) Good education is the main factor in life and also the builder of good character. Parents must always see that their children are admitted into an institution where they will receive plenty of moral and religious teaching Some fathers send their sons to school
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    The Truest Friends.
    94 2 (By C. T. Jim.) Books are very beneficial to us. We can improve our English by rtad.ng them, and our knowledge of the outside world will be increased. Further, we can find excitement by reading books of adventure. These are, however, not the only benefits we derive
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    Too Much Freedom.
    94 2 A v v vwva v m. m WWI/III/I (By "Under Control," Malacca.) Parents should not in any way give unlimited liberty tn their children. Boys of to-day do not know how to make proper use of the privilege" given them, but instead they abuse them Th? modern
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    Points From Letters.
    382 2 Boys should not nor jeer In c as> when ether boy; mak.v a m'stak?.—S. Syed Ahmed. May we hope, Mr. Elitor, that in your w rkly message ro us. you can see jrovr wry to include concise creative criticism on our article;: this, as you will realise,
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    Our London Letter. THE RECORD BALLOON ASCENT.
    3219 3 I Air Mail: Special t~> the Malaya Tribune.") London, June 25 I am quite convinced that it is possible to re a rocket to the moon," declared Dr. Kipr, Professor Piccard's assistant and compaao in his recent record balloon ascent, who now on
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      77 3 GOOD CHEAP. You never smoke a cigar of good quality at a Jow price such as we now offer you this opportunity. Javaantjes 1 packet of 10 for $0.20 Shiek l packet of 10 far $0.20 Casino 1 box of 50 for $1.75 Kalif do. for $2.50 Emir do. for
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      115 3 8 REASONS WHY CRAVENA CIGARETTES CORK-TIPPED EM f% W7 L state wlthout any qualification %0 II I whatever that Craven A BMKMBBMnsBBBBnn Cork-Tipped Cigarettes do not affect the throat. It is no idle claim. It Am f j| 1 can be proven as it is proven daily by QfICJ C|
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    ELECTORATE TALKS FAIL.
    2007 4 Gandhi's Task On Muslim Problem. NOTES FROM INDIA. The news of the deadlock in the discussions between the Muslim leaders at Simla is indeed extremely disappointing. The main fact that emerges from those talks is that the Muslim community, as a majority, are not prepared to surrender
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    TWO NEW SCHOOLS.
    340 4 FINANCE COMMITTEE RECOMMEND VOTE. At a meeting of the Finance Committee on May 22 a vote of $52,925 was recommended for the acquisition and preparation of a site at Alexandra Road for an English school. The approximate area of land to be acquired for the new English
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    CHINESE TOPICS IN MALAYA.
    568 4 Athletes To Go To Nanking. (By a Special Correspondent). The Selection Committee of the Malayan Chinese Athletic Association held a meeunjr on Friday night and discussed what fur.:.« r steps should be taken to send a team to Nanking to compete in the All-China Olympic Sports
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    TRAFFIC DIVERSION.
    161 4 MEETING OF COMMITTEE NO. I The following action was taken at a meeting of Committee No. 1 held on July 30. Decided, by a majority, to name new road off Chancery Lane "Bukit Tunggal Road." Considered petition against the closin? of taxi stands from 2.30 to 5.30 a
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    BOUSTEAD AND CO. DEFRAUDED.
    129 4 SEVERAL FORGED CHEQUES. (From Our Own Correspond'mt Penang. July J It is understood that Messrs. Bou Co., Penang, have recently been defrauded of monies, the total being stated to be tween $10,000 and $15,000. The Detective Department has bo but so far thcr investigation has bi
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    CAPSTAN "8's."
    94 4 POCKET PACKETS FOR SMOKERS. Th~ new company. Mean. II Distributors, Ltd., has not b ducing something n:w and In the reputation of the many p ipu cigarettes which they dtotribub I Colony. The latist aiiinra n! duction cf the uorld famous C in dainty eartoaa ta.h cigarettes, at
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      131 4 ffledect £fycltet <&zc/tei j mttss typsrm Cut i Cigarettes are now fiac&ed J in cartons containing S 1 A 1 Cigarettes to ensure that J o/motiers obtain tke Genuine j &PSTMN in good, condition when buying Less than cl J "CATSWC Oigkts MADE IN ENGLAND J flow io«Q^a^aoE3ogß<e»C3Q I P\RIOPIION
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    Malayan Stocks & Shares.
    1472 5 Malayan Stocks Shares. MINING. ISSUED BY PHASER ft CO.. EXCHANGE AND STOCK BROKERS Singapore, July 9, 10 a.m. vaTe IT Quotations. ValUe Buyers. SeUers. £1.0.0 Asam Kumbang Tin Dec. Ii niB 6 1.0.0 Austral Malay See. II 0190 ■i n 0.5.0 Ayer Hltam Tin June 30 n iVn 1.00 Batang
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    THE SHARE MARKET.
    628 5 FRASER'S REPORT Messrs. Fraser and Co., in their weekly report dated July 7, state: With the cable news regarding the international situation rather more encouraging, increased confidence has been noticeable in the local market, particularly in the industrial and mining sections, rubber shares still remaining somewhat neglected.
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    THE RUBBER MARKET.
    124 5 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE R. A. REPORT. The Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association's weekly auction report dated July 8. states. Catalogued 2.053.296 1b.=916.65 tons Offered 1.862.181 1b.=831.33 tons. Sold 1.553.283 1b.=693.43 tons. London spot os. 3%d. New York spot 6% cents. Prices Realized. Ribbed Smoked Sheet: Standard
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      88 5 I Prof. Dr. Wolf-Eisner's I "Santuben" Tuberculine Preparations. I I For the successful treatment of Tuberculosis. HOSPITAL TESTS. I S Which are used now in all leading Hospitals in the world. ft I It h a very simple and aafe way of dealing with Tuberculosis, bj I Twenty years' experience
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      200 5 MAILS CLOSE. TO-DAY, JULY 9. •Ceylon, Egypt, Europe and Great Britain (Glenshane) 3 pjn. Philippine Islands China and Japan (Kulmerland) 3 p.m. Upper Burma North and East India (Takliwa) 3 pjn. Southern and Western India (Rajula) 3 p.m. Bangkok (Hafthor) 3 p.m. Mauritius and Durban (Cape St. Francis) 3 p.m.
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      573 5 $200 MUST BE WON ONE PRIZE SECOND CROSSWORD. IN AID OF THE CHILDREN'S AID SOCIETY. (ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.) mm I I- f ■Jr. _i_zulb!l_ zxv cj 7 -s— «-jj mmmm i BSfl V n rVi 1 H fj CLUES ACROSS. CLUES DOWN. 2. Manner of address 1. Full of sin
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    MEMORIAL TO REV. W. E. HORLEY.
    302 7 11 Is again suggested that there are many people in Malaya who would appreciate an opportunity of showing their respect for, ond gratitude to, the late Rev. W. E. Horley, M.8.E., in some tangible form. Mr. Horlay's activities during his 37 years work in
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    THE GARRISON CHURCH.
    94 7 It may not be generally known that Evensong is new sung at the Garrison Church at 6.30 p.m. every Sunday. it used to be in days gene by. On Sunday next Cathedral Ctvir will visit the Garrison Church, and, combined with the Garrison Choir, will assist in
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    THE SHARE MARKET.
    134 7 LYALL AND EVATT'S REPORT. COMMERCIAL NEWS. July 9, noon. Yesterday and to-day markets declined sharply in sympathy with the general worldwide reaction in commodity and stock markets. Rubbers are weaker and the following are current quotations: Ulu Benuts 22—23 cents, Scudais 97 cents—sl. Mentakabs 25—28% cents. Tins:
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    ETLIN AND CO.'S REPORT.
    309 7 July 9. 11 a.m. RUBBER. London. 3 316 d.. down 1 16d. New Ycrk. 6% cents, (G) down cent. Shares: Quiet. Allenbys 90 cents—sl.oo. Ayer Moleks bO—7o cents, Ayer Panas oo—7o cents, Basaets 45—50 cents. Bro&as 40—45 cents, Bukit Jelotongs 15—20 cents. Bukit Katils 20—25 cents.
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    PRODUCE.
    132 7 Singapore. July 9 Rice. Siam 1 per Koyan $203 Rice, Siam 2 $170 Rice, Siam 3 $140 Rice. Siam 4 $125 Rice, Saigon A-l $142 Rice, Saigon 1 $135 Rice, Saigon 2 $130 Rice, Saigon 3 $122 Rice, Rangoon 1 $120 Rice, Rangoon 2 $117 Rice, Par Boiled No
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    A NEW STAR.
    271 7 "MOROCCO" OPENS AT THE CAPITOL. Marlene Dietrich, the new Paramount star, made her bow to Singapore audiences at the Capitol last night. She is everything that film critics have said about her, and a good deal more. Her personality, like that of Greta Garbc, strikes one immediately
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    RUBBER CO. REPORTS.
    205 7 ANGLO-DUTCH PLANTATIONS HEALTHY. London. July 8. Anglo-Dutch* Plantations. Java, report shows receipts at £136.152 and a sum of £145.088 is brought in. making the total sum available £281,240. After paying debenture interest, etc., it is proposed to carry forward £174,030. Bidor report reveals a profit of £508
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    TIN AND RUBBER PRICES.
    90 7 London. July 8. 5.40 p.m. Messrs. Lewis, Lazarus and Sons notify today's tin prices as follows: Spot £113 11 16 (£ll6 1516). Forward £115 7 16 (£llB 13 16). The market is steady. Messrs. Symington and Sinclair notify today's rubber prices as follows: Spot 3 316
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    HEALTH IN THE HOME.
    87 7 The Government Health Department has long felt the need for classes in which simp c instruction in Home Nursing could be given. A course of lectures has now been arranged by Dr. Duke, and will begin on Tuesday, the 14th. inst., at 5.15 pm., at the
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    59 7 Singapore. July 9. Buyers Sellers R S.S equal to London Standard, Spot 10's 19% Standard R SS. on Tender July 10'» WH August 10 10 "A Stptemoer 10% !t% August/September 10% 10% October/December 10% 11 January/March 11% 11% Tone of Market:—Dull. Latest Cable: —London Spot.
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    311 7 Singapore, July 9. (By courtesy of H. and S. Btnk > Selling.—London 4 month*' slant 2s. Ji/l'id London 3 months' sight 2s. 3 13/16 d.. London «0 days' sight 2s. 3 25 32d.. London 30 days' sight 2s. 3%d., London demand 2s 3 23 '32d.. London T.T. 2s.
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    SIAM AND TIN CONTROL.
    111 7 Joining Quota Scheme From Sept. 1. Thj following telegram, dated yesterday. addres:ed to the High Commissioner for the Malay States, has b?en received to-day from the Secretary of State for the Colonies: "Chairman International Tin Committee announces that the Government of Siam have decided to adhere
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    197 7 The Elout," which arrived this morning from Sourabaya and ports, brought 91 bullocks and 1.133 pigs. 3fc *fc «JC *f* ARRIVALS. •Main." Ger. 4,741 tons, Capt. Hahn. from Dairen, 8-7; for Bremen. 9-i. Toba," Dutch, 684 tons, Capt. Hes, from Djambi, 9-7; for Djambi. 11-7. Rokan," Dutch. 388
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      497 7 HUNGARY'S GREATEST VIOLINIST^^^| SZIGETI TO-DAY A WORLD SENSATION. Recent English Press, 1929-30. Times. He played with a touch of the diablerie which one Imagines must have been Paganini's secret. Daily Telegraph. A more brilliant performance than this it would be hard to imagine. Liverpool Post and Mercury, Hs is one
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      185 7 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS. Programme of Drills up to and for weekending July 12, 1931: TO-DAY, JULY 9.5.15 p.m.—Drill Hall, "C" (Scottish) Coy., Officers and N.C.Os. Meeting. 5 15 p.m.—Drill Hall, "E" (Chinese) Coy., Recruits-Drill. 5.15 p.m.—Drill Hall. Bde. Sig. Sec.. RecruitsDrill. 5 15 p.m.—Drill Hall, Intelligence PI., Revolver Classification. 6.30 p.m.—Drill
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    STEADY DOES IT!
    708 8 There is a whole lot to be said for the policy of the happy medium. Yet in Malaya extremes are traditionally the order. Take tin and rubber, for example. Their story is one of booms and slumps: and when a boom is on the whole country goes
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    339 8 Mr. W. E. Pepvs has returned from leave end has taken over the work cf Under Secretary. F.M.S., frcm Mr. 1. S Adams, who has gone on leave. The SVC. are holding a Unfctea cm c en Friday the 17 b at the Drill Hall, at whic'i all volunte rs
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    132 8 Frcm Europe (London mails despatched on June 18). by the "Rajputana" due at Penang noon to-day. From China and Japan by the "Havre Maru" due at Singapore to-morrow. Frcm Au«tral a (Parcels cnlv) by th" "Nieuw Holland" due at Singapore to-morrow. From China and Japan by the Manila
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    FINDING THE RIGHT WAVELENGTH.
    298 8 Broadcasting Experiments In Malaya. The question of a suitable wavelength for broadcasting n Singapore is under discussion by both the Government and tne Amateur Wir:iess Society of Malaya. Much practical assistance is being given by Mr. R. E. Eari-. who runs the amateur station VSIAB, whlcn
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    LATE MRS. DE SILVA.
    136 8 MOTHER OF SINGAPORE JEWELLERS. News was received here by cable yesterday oi the death at Galle. Ceylon, of Mrs. de Silva, mother of Mr. U. S. and Mr. U. P. de Silva. picprietors of the well-known jewellery shop cf High Street, U. S. de Silva and
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY.
    541 8 ,BY "LOOKER-ON And so that "oppressive silence' has beei. broken after all. But the Unofficials, of course, an sworn to secrecy, and we ordhu foik aren't told anything. A One might humbly sugges: I the Unofficials are merely the rej n sentatives of the public, and the
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    40 8 The Rev. J. J. Kingham will untitled ture on "Civ lisation, it~, Benefits and ew at the next session of th? Indian A U'erary Section, to be h Id oi MJJ 7.30 p.m. at the Association pr«f.>e>. 3 LH Road.
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    TIN AND RUBBER.
    44 8 LATEST QUOTATIONS. RUBBER London —3 3 16d. New Yok:—6 1 (G» rent". Singapore —10 hk —cent:;. TIN. Iondon:-Spct. H13 °d 2 6d.). Three Months Buve-s CHo (Down 90s. 0d Sel ers £115 2 Od. 90s. Od.). Singapore:—$58.00. (130 tc 13 sold).
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      450 8 TO-DAY'S RADIO. Radio-Saigon (49.05 metres) 630 pm Annamite programme; 815 p.m. recorded music; 915 p.m. concert by the orchestra under the direction of M. Andre Soyer Bandoeng «55 metres?! from about 9.30 unt.l midnight. Bando?ng. PLM (24.46 metres), fi to 6.30 pm.. music: later calling world stations Radio Soo'rtv of
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    Slump Follows Sentimental Rise. CAN GERMANY BE SAVED? COLLAPSE OF BIG TRUST.
    1122 9 MEETING OF EXPERTS IN LONDON. AMERICA TO ATTEND ARMS CONFERENCE. Reuter. The collapse of a big wool trust in (lermany indicates the precarious state of industry and finance there. Prompt .vction on the Haover plan is needed to
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    PARLIAMENT PASSES COAL BILL.
    315 9 Inquiry Into Crisis In Mauritius. Reuter. British Official. London, July 8. The Coal Bill has received the Royal Absent, having previous'y passed its third reading in the i louse of Commons and the House of Lords. Rugby, July 8. In the House of Commons to-day Dr.
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    DRENCHED WITH COLD WATER.
    100 9 APPALLING CONDITIONS IN U. S. PRISONS. Reuter. Washington, July 8. The report cf the Wickersham Commission on its investigation into conditions in children's prisons in the United States strictly criticises the Federal Government for placing youn 1 lawbreakers on the same basis as hardened criminals. The
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    ALLEGED FORGERY OF SHARES.
    70 9 SCOTSMAN CHARGED. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, July 8. Dickson Brown, a Scotsman, was produced before the Police Magistrate this morning, charged on two counts, namely, of forging share certificate No. 537, for 500 ten-dollar shares of Ampang Tin, Ltd.. and of dishonestly using the
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    REDS IN INDO-CHINA.
    66 9 FRENCH MINISTER TO SEE FOR HIMSELF. Reuter. Paris, July 8. The Communist canker in Indo-China is tngag ng the earnest attention of the Government. M. Pasquier, Governor-General, is returning to Indo-China from furlough empowered to act "surgically" if necessary, while the Colonial Minister, M. Reynaud. plans to
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    ROYAL COURT AT HOLYROOD.
    58 9 British Official. Rugby, July 8 The King and Queen held a Covrt and Levee at Holyrood Palace at Edinburgh to day, which was attended by a thousand guests. The Duke and Duchess of York were in the Royal circle, and the King and Queen occupied new
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    TRIBESMEN CAPTURE MAIL 'PLANE.
    108 9 Open Fire On Rescue Machine. Reuter. Shanghai. July 8. The mail-carrying Junkers 'plane of the Eurasia Corporation, whose service connects Nanking and Berlin, is reported to have been captured by a Mongolian tribe in Outer Mongolia. The fate of the two German pilots Is unknown. It
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    NEW SUGAR REFINERY.
    109 9 IMPORTANT UNDERTAKING IN CHINA. Reuter. Nanking, July 8. A draft agreement for the establishment of a large scale sugar refinery in Shanghai by Chinese and Cuban interests has been signed, according to an announcement by the Minister for Industry, Mr. H. H. Kung, who states that the
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    COLONIAL SURVEY.
    74 9 MEETING OF EXPERTS IN LONDON. Reuter. London. July 9. Representatives of many Colon'es. Protectorates, mandated territories, certain Dominions and India, also prominent survey experts from Great Britain, are attending the second conference of Empire Survey Officers, which opened at the Colonial Office yesterday. The conference is extending to
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    FAULTS IN U. S. CRUISERS.
    44 9 DEFECTIVE STERNPOST CASTINGS. Reuter. Washington. July 9. Defective sternpost castings have been discovered in five of the United States' newest cruisers, namely, the "Chester." "Louisville," "Chicago." "Northampton" and "Augusta." The faults are attributed to bad casting cr faulty designing.—Reuter.
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    U. S. EXPORT FIGURES.
    70 9 NEW RECORD TOTAL IN RECEIPTS. Reuter. Washington. July 9. According to the Commerce Department, the i.et export of cap tal from the United States in 1930 was $733,000,000 compared with $944 000 000 in 1928, and $306,000,000 in 1929. Rece'pts, interest, bond redemptions and amortization of
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    NATIONAL FUND FOR MRS. WILLIS.
    56 9 Reuter. The "Dal y Mail" has opened a National Shilling Fund for the wfe of Petty Officer Willis, heading the list with a preliminary subscription of 2,000 shillings.—Reuter. I Willis is the man whos- coolness and re--ource was responsible for four people escaping after being
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    FLYER'S WATCH THEIR WIVES CRASH
    59 9 Reuter. Columbus (Ohio), Ju'y 9. The aeroplane in wh eh Mrs. Post and Mrs. Gatty are flying to Oklahoma collapsed on landing here frcm New York. Post and Gatty, who were flying the "Winnie Mae," witnessed the accident frcm the air and landed immediately afterwards.
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    AIR FORCE APPOINTMENT.
    52 9 British Official. Rugby, July 8. The Air Ministry announces that Air ViceMarshal Cyril Newall. now commanding the Wessex Bombing Air Force Defence of Great Britain, has been appointed Air Officer Commanding the Royal Air Force in the Middle East from Oct. 12, in place of Air Vice-Marshall
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    TO-DAY'S FEATURES.
    39 9 BOYS' CORNER, on page 2. OUR LONDON LETTER, on page 3. NOTES FROM INDIA, on page 4. CHINESE TOPICS, on page 4. TOPICS OF TO-DAY. on page CORRESPONDENCE, on page 12. THE CATHEDRAL CHAPLAINCY, on page 12.
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    TERRIBLE STORIES FROM KOREA. SEVEN THOUSAND REFUGEES.
    638 9 EXTRA POLICE SENT FOR. WIDESPREAD SPIRIT OF UNREST. Reuter. Sin Kuo Min. Unrest is maniiest in Korea and neighbouring regions and stcries are arriving of peop'e being beaten tj death. Thousands of Chinese have fled from the tcrror-riddeo areas. Tokyo, July 8. Incoming
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    INCREASED EMPIRE BUYING.
    95 9 REPORT OF MARKETING BOARD. British Official. Rugby. July 8. The report of the Empire Marketing Board just issued records increased buying of Empire products in Great Britain, which is attributed in part to greater scientific attention by producers to grading and orderly marketing. Two hundred local authorities
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    RECORD FLIGHT ATTEMPT.
    51 9 Ssattle, July 8. Two Amer can airmen named Robins and Jones left on a non-stop refuelling flight to Tokyo, via Alaska and Northern Siberia, whither the refuelling "planes have been sent ahead. The venture is an attempt to win ths £5 000 p~iz? offered by the newspaper
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    LAW PROFESSOR DEAD.
    22 9 Reuter. The Hague, July 8. The death has occurred of Dr. Molengrafl, ex-professor of Law at Utrecht University.— Reuter.
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    SCHMELING TO FIGHT CARNERA. THE HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE.
    353 10 GERiMAN BOXER A SPORTSMAN. RISKING TITLE AT EARLY DATE. New York. July 9. A fight between Max Schmeling and Pr mo Camera for the world's heavyweight championship k. fixed for Sept. 11. It will be a 15-round bout. The venue is not yet
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    THE GENTLEMEN v. PLAYERS MATCH.
    122 10 JACK HOBBS NOT PLAYING. CRICKET. London, July 8. The following hare been invited to play in the Gentlemen v. Players match at Lords beginning on July 15. GENTLEMEN. D. R. Jardine, Surrey (captain). K. S. Duleepsinhji, Sussex. Nawab of Pataudi. Oxford. U. I. A. R.
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    THE VARSITY MATCH.
    67 10 CAMBRIDGE'S SECOND INNINGS COLLAPSE. Reuter. London, July 8 The inter-Varsity match played at Lord's resulted in a victory for Oxford U. by eight wickets. Scores: Cambridge U.: 385 (Ratcliffe 20i Sott 6 for 64) and 122 (Wellins 5 for 25). Oxford U. 453 for 8 wkts. dccl.
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    NAWAB NOT WANTED.
    33 10 "S.F.P Service. London, July 8. The News-Chronicle states that thp Middlesex Cricket Club have declined the sen-ices of the Nawab of Pataudi. thus following the action of Kent. S.F.P." Service.
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    FIGHT TO A FINISH DEMANDED.
    55 10 "S.F.P" Service. London, July 3. The "Daily Mail' demands that the f.nird Test match between England and New JRaftHtd, to be played at Old Trafford. Manchester, next month, should be played to a finish unless either side obtains victory at the Oval in tht* match
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    A LANCASHIRE CASUALTY.
    34 10 "S.F.P” Service. London, «uly 3. Makepeace, the Lancashire cricketer, J s aow convalescent after an attack of pneumonia. He will not be able to play cricket >gam this year "S.F.P." Servio?.
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    LORD HARRIS INDISPOSED.
    20 10 "S.F.P.” Service. London, luly 8. Lords Harris, the famous figure in English cricket, is ill. S.F.P.'' Service.
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    28 10 H.E. the Hiah Commissioner will be present at the F.M.S. Pclice Sports in Kuala Lumpur o« Saturday. The prizes will be distributed tq Mr? C. W. EL Cochrane.
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    ASSN. FOOTBALL.
    1380 10 THE MALAYA CUP. TO-MORROW'S MATCH AT ANSON ROAD. SINGAPORE v. TOnORE. Singapore will oppose Johore at the Anson Road Stadium to-morrow in the Southern section of the Malaya Cup competition. Our visitors from across the causeway have a better chance this year than they ever had before since
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    SINGAPORE PLAYER'S SUCCESS AT HOME.
    63 10 GOLF. London, July tf. The Lucifer Society's Empire two-days bogey competition over 36 holes at Walton -on-H:?a n was won by Dawkins (handicap 4), 4 up, L. P. Hickty, Singapore (handi'nn (>), won the cup for the best return on Qrst day, finishing 2 up
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    IPOH SUMMER RACES.
    51 10 THE TURF To-day's scratchings from the races at Ipoh are: Race 2.—Buffoon. Beaufort. Fortune Star. Race 5 Bobtail. Race 6.—Alpha, Mount Annan. Varne. Race 7.—Sungei Bcsi. All engagements.- Nefertiti. Maison Lafitte. Conceit. The big sweep will be held on Race 7. Double tote on races 7 and
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    SALE OF RUBBER ESTATE.
    133 10 POOR BIDDING IN SLUMP TIME. Mr. S. L Alsagoff paid $5,200 for the assets of the Pulau Bu'ang Rubber and Produce Co., Ltd., which is in liquidation, at an auction by Cheong Koon Seng and Co. yesterday. Mr. Cheong Koon Seng conducted the auction, and bidding
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    THE RUBBER MARKET.
    69 10 GUTHRIE'S REPORT. Messrs. Guthrie and Co.. Ltd.. in their weekly report dated July 9, states: Imports into Malaya during June were i 2.115 tons (of which 8,962 tons were wet) as against 10,479 tons for the previous month and 12.120 tors for the corresponding period last year.
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    JAPANESE SPORTS MEETING.
    22 10 The Singapore Japanese Club wJI hold an athletic meeting at the Stadium, Anson Road, on Sunday commencing 8.30 a.m.
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    "QUESTIONS MAY BE INSULTING."
    546 10 ACCUSED'S STATEMENT IN COURT. ALLEGED POSSESSION OF COUNTERFEITING TOOLS. Van Nue Po was found guilty and sentenced to two years' rigorous imprisonment at the Singapore Assizes yesterday afternoon by Mr. Justice Palgrave Simpson for being in possession of seditious literature. Chia Toh Tee, a Kheh, was
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    CENTRAL HOSPITAL OF NANKING.
    270 10 MR. AW BOON HAW S DONATION. After a period of one year there will be a modern hospital in the new capital of the Chinese Na f ional Government, Nanking, at a cost of $375,000, donated by Mr. Aw Boon Haw, the "Tiger Balm" king and
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    KILLED WITH WOODEN STOOL.
    91 10 PAINTERS FATAL QUARREL. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ilui'a Lumpur, July 8. As a resu't cf an argUBMUt over a bench a Ch nese painter met with his death yesterday. It appears that the deceased and others were engaged in painting the coolie lines near th: incinerator
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    27 10 Members and friends of the Straits Chinese Epworth league are reminded of the monthly social to be held ai the social hall to-morrow at ft p m
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    WAR EXPERIENCES.
    1091 10 PART PLAYED BY THE Q. BOATS. ADDRESS TO ROTARIANS. The weekly luncheon of the Rotary Club ci S.ngapore was held yesterday at the Raffles Hotel. Mr. Roland Braddell presided and there was a large number of Rotarians present, including several visiting Rotarians. The address was furnished by Mr
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    61 10 Members of the Marigold Mins rels are in formed cf the invitation of Mr. Poh Ghee to render musical .elections at his residence, 66. Bournemouth Road, on Saturday, on the cccas en of his birthday. They are to assemble in plain white cloth:s, wearing the Party's bow, at 31, McCallum
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    ALLEGED MURDERER ARRESTED.
    202 10 SMART POLICE WORK. TRAPPED IN LONELY HI T V! CHANGI. Lim Ah Seng, the alleged murderer Thcmas Will.am Gunt.r. who was fat* stabbed in the abdomen whilst riding ricksha with a Chinese woman in Wilkie r a ai about midnight on Sunday tracked down by the Kandang
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    ATTACKED IN LONELY ROAD.
    63 10 MYSTERIOUS STABBING IN KUALA LUMPUR. (From Our Own Correspondent.' Kuala Lumpur, July 8 No further light is thrown on the mysterious rtabbing cn Monday night on Circular Road Mr. Kelmister is still in hospital and the Police are only able to say that he was attacked
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    ESSEX ECONOMY TEST.
    338 10 AVERAGE OF 32.4 M.P.H. FROM IPOH TO K. L. Official word has just been received of the record economy test run of an Essex car from Ipoh to Kuala Lumpur, the extraordinary low consumption of 32.4 miles per gallon having been attained. The Essex car, which was
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    MR. JUSTICE FEETHAM IN SINGAPORE.
    253 10 GOING BACK TO DURBAN. Mr. Justice Feetham, who recently reporud cn the status of the Shanghai Int rnationa. Settlement, arrived in Singapore by tin P. and O. "Kashgar" yesterday evening. H is on his way to South Africa, where he will a:sume duty as Judge
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    MECHANISING MINIS
    62 10 SOVIET ABOLISHING EQI WAGES. Reuter. Moscow, The mechanization of 50 per ceir large mines in the Don Basin by next the opening of 15 new mines tin provided in an ,4 appeal" which issued by Mr. Stalin to economic a: union bodies. The Don Basin is ab r
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    KUALA PILAH CHINESE SPORTS.
    361 11 ATHLETICS. tfrom Our Own Correspondent Seremban, July 6. k la Pilah Chinese held their second The v on the 4th instant at the Kuala which was gaily decorated for The sports were held from 9 a.m. after which there was a football en a Kuala Pilah
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    S.H.B.J.S.C. BEAT OPTIMISTIC B. P.
    215 11 BADMINTON. The S.H B.J.S.C. beat the Optimistic B.P, at ihe latter's court last Sunday, by 4 games to 1. Scores (S H.B.J.S.C. players mentioned first): K:h Kirn Soon beat Tan Poh Ding 15—13, 15-9; Tan Scon Watt beat Lim Hoe Swee 15-9, 15—3; Tay Keng
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    ELKINS'S RECORD AT K. L.
    110 11 GOLF. The qualifying round for the Glassford Cup, Pkved at the Selangor Golf Club, on Saturday, Va s productive of several low scores, but was notable by a remarkably fine round of 59 by W h Elkins (Malayan Champion), who lowt red by 3 strokes
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    PROF. PICARD'S FLIGHT IN BALLOON.
    144 11 im. KIPPER ON THE ENTERPRISE. London, June 20. X: r who accompanied Picard in his cc f rd balloon ascent, has arrived on a et-day visit to England. He said that he no any definite plans for another fit. He 5a id he was never
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    MARGARET MORRIS DANCING.
    863 11 ITS RELATION TO THE OTHER ARTS. In the Victorian Era everything was in water tight compartment. Dancing was dancing, music was music, painting was paintuiK religion was re.ig.on, science was science etc Each apart from the other, and all more or leii; apart from lite. Nuw we
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    POPPY DAY 1930.
    306 11 BRITISH LEGION S THANKS TO MALAYA. Mr. H. E. Wootton, hon. secretary of th? Ex-Services Association of Malaya, writes that the following letter has been received from the Organising Secretary, British Legion, addressed to the Hon. Lady Organizer, Poppy Day, Malaya: I beg to acknowledge with very
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    THE CATHEDRAL CHAPLAINCY.
    1872 12 FINDINGS OF THE PRIMATE. DIOCESE UNFORTUNATE IN ITS LEGAL TALENT. The following is a copy of the Archbishop ol Canterbury's findings in the matter of the Singapore Cathedral Chaplaincy appointment: The B shop of Singapore and eight of th? 13 members of tne Cathedral Parochial Church Council
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    SPREAD OF TOURIST CABIN CLASS.
    196 12 N.Y.K. PACIFIC FARES. SHIPPING NEWS. The N.Y.K. Line have taken another progressive step on the Pacific by introducing a tourist cabin class on the Orient-California Serv cc between Hong Kong, Shanghai, Japan and San Francisco. All the N.Y.K. Liners on the Pacific, with the exception
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    NOTICE TO MARINERS.
    754 12 INFORMATION RE WORKS IN PROGRESS. A notice to mariners states that at Lat. 5 deg. 23 mm. N, long. 100 deg. 22 mm. E (approx/, a reinforced concrete groyne is under construction and will shortly be completed on the northern bank of Prai river entrance. This groyne
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    33 12 The rate of issue of Money Orders for India and Ceylon to-day la Rs. 154 for $10f. The rate of payment of Money Orders from India, and Ceylon is Ro. 15S for $IM.
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    CORRESPONDENCE.
    91 12 [Our reader* are invited to write to us on tnbject* of public interest. It must be under ttood that the "Malaya Tribune" does not necessarily endorse opinions expressed by correspondents. LETTERS SHOULD BE AS BRIEF AS POSSIBLE, preferably typewritten (double ipacing), and on one side of the paper only.
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    Muslim Girls.
    1482 12 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir, —A subject such as this should not lightly be examined and hastily commented upon. Ir, should be dealt with fairly and squarely. Your Muslim Correspondent and others have clearly stated the case for the defence, but what I have to say may
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    823 13 TURN OF THE TIDE. AN ANALYSIS OF THE DEPRESSION. New York, (Mail Week.) Another European impression that another debacle is impending in America is probably inaccurate. The depression remains deep enough, but the new pessimistic forecasts are puzzling at this moment, when, to American students, the
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    A SENSATIONAL ASSAULT.
    255 13 DR. FRED KEW STRUCK OVER HEAD. A sensational and a wholly mysterious as suit was committed upon Dr. Fred Kew, a wellknown local dental surgeon and share-broker says the "South China Morning Post." In House Street. Hong Kong, opposite the premises formerly occupied by tne Jvuig Eowaiu
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    MARKET PRICES.
    450 13 SINGAPORE, JULY i. MEAT. Beef steak (round) kati 48 Beef stew or curry kati 42 Pork, lean kati 48 Pork, lean and fat (Ist quality) kati 38 Mutton Indian lb. 55 Mutton Australian lb. 55 Fowl katx 40 Ducks each 70 Pigeons, domestic unfledged pair 58 Pigeons, fledged
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    DISPUTE ABOUT SHANTUNG RELIEF FUNDS.
    979 14 APPEAL TO PAY MONEY INTO COURT DISMISSED. SERIOUS COMPLAINT FROM BENCH. That funds collected for famine relief were being frittered away in Ltigation was the observation made by the Court of Appeal on Tuesday when an unusual case came up before their lordships, the Acting
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    92 14 Reports from Paris state that the Hon. Mrs. Holm an, only daughter of Lord Tyrrell, the British Ambassador, has filed a petition with the Vatican, asking that her marriage with Mr. Adrian Holman, until recently second secretary of the British Embassy in Par s, may be declared void. Mr. Holman
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    LOCAL GLOBE-TROTTER STARTS.
    178 14 INTREPID EX-SERVICEMAN'S VENTURE. Mr. R. N. Biswas, an ex-Serviceman and formerly Usher of the Marine Court, attached to the Master Attendant's Office, started off yesterday on his projected tour round the world on a push-bike. Att.red in a business-like riding kit, this intrepid globe-trotter started on his
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    194 14 TO MARRY LADY BARCLAY IN THE AUTUMN. Sir Robert Vansittart. permanent UnderSecretary at the Foreign Office, is to marry, in the autumn. Lady Barclay, the widow of the late Sir Colville Barclay, once British Ambassador in Lisbon. Sir Robert has held diplomatic posts in Teheran. Cairo. Stockholm,
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