The Straits Times, 21 June 1929

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    24 1 The Straits Times [ESTABLIPHKD NEARLY A CENTURY] ///A LARGEST AXD MOST I\FLIE!S'TIAL NEWSPAPER l.\ lf.-IL.4r^. u;es SINGAI'OKK. FRIDAY. JINK 21. 192'J I'RKK 10 < V
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      28 1 *^*>j-uVU-Lrux. U---J-L-, < SIITLSG TROPICAL "FLORODOR" IRDU iIH.U J»T., SIMCAI'<>RE. < GOOD HONEST BRITISH BEER WORTHINGTON N ATrRALLY MATI KKD AT BI RTON-UPON-TRENT (ESTABLISHED 1744). .L WM. JACKS a CO.
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      184 1 Gentlemen's Shirts for Day Wear PLAIN COLOURS \K\\ STRIPES T mmFm^\^ V FOR |^>-* STYLE L QUALiri 7 V L *2 COMFORT fV J AND BL imnn 'v^^" tfrilHS WEAR -VAN HARDING" SHIRTS arc ma«!e from Spoual Quality Fine Cotton faphjrr, filial with V. H. NukWands and S«tri MM V
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      8 1 7ii#/ Received SCHOOL AND CLUB TIES 'ING LOONG:
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      543 2 P. 0. BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINES Ir.f.rporatrd in Englsnd) Mill. iND PASSENGsW AND CARGO SKK VICES I'E.MNSri.A AND ORIENTAL S.N. CO. KA< T WITH HIS MAJESTY'S SDON AND FAR EAST MAIL SERVICE OUTWARDS FROM LONDON FOR CHINA AND JAPAN Tonnsge due Spore ISM EHYBER 0.100 June 20 MALM A
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      601 2 SHIPPING ANNOUNCEMENTS. i (NIPPON YUSKN KAISHA) TO LONDON Naples, Marseilles. London. Antwerp aad Rotterdam Vessels Tonnage Doe Sail t ATSL'TA MARU 1.000 Jun. to tl KABHIMA MARU 10.000 Jaly 4 a BAKONE MARU 10.600 Jaly II 10 BUWA MARU 11.100 Aug. 1 S FUSHIMI MARU 11.000 Aag. IS II HAKOZAKI
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      498 2 BURNS PHILP UNE (lacorporstod la AastralU) FOB BRISBANE. SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE, VIA JAVA, DARWIN AND TBUBBDAT ISLAND. R.gal*r awnthly sailiags by the wollknown .team.r MAREUjk (7jfa toast aad th. new motor vessel, MALABAR (4411 toas). The sjl MARELLA i* one sf Us largest aad Hn.st steamers trading ts Australia. Cabias
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      652 2 K. P. M. (ROYAL PACKET NAY. CO. OF BATAVIA) (Incorporated la Ballaad) Under contract with the NETHERLANDS INDIAN GOVERNMENT. Telephone No. M4O, with sub-connection, tr Passes'.. Freight, Trsnskipmen'. Marine Depts snd Msnsg*r*s Desk. Representative* for Smgapers aad Straits Settlements ef th* OHeial Tourist Bnrsss of Jsvs. All information, detailed ilnerartea
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      614 2 THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE THB OCEAN STEAM SHIP CO, LIMITED THB CHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAY. ill) (Incorporated ia England) REGULAR SERVICE TO LONDON. AMSTERDAM. ROTTERDAM. ANTWERP, HAM BURO AND BREMEN— OENOA. MARSEILLES. LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOW MARSEILLES. HAVr.fc. LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOW— BOSTON. NEW YORK AND BALTIMORE. WEEELY SHRVICE— LONDON AND NORTH
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      545 2 THE SIAM STEAM NAY. CO., LTD. I Incorporated in Siam) BAN'GKOE Kretsv. Trrnggsnu. Kvlantsn, Itaignara. Teluptn. PaUm. Singora Bandoi'. Kohsamui. Langiuan. i umpon and Bangkok. il Departure MAUNI VALAYA SI DDHADIB July m The steamers sre fltteii throughout with BSBwMO light snd hs\e excellent sccommodation for first-class passengers. Ticket, fur
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      488 3 SHIPPING ANNOUNCEMENTS. ELLERMAN BUCKNALL STEAMSHIP CO., LTD. (Incorporated ia Eagiaad) -EIXERMAN- UNsT PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE TO THE UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENT. PRCIGsTT SERVICE OUTWARDS. To Hoag Koag. Shaaghal aad Japaa. Do* S'por*. s CITY OP TOKIO July I sis. CITY <)F Ir.KIN Jaly 17 M. CITY UP KHIOS Aag.
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      471 3 DOLLAR STEAMSHIP LINE i rW AMERICAN MAIL LINE ROUND-THE-WORLD -KRVICE Frost SINGAPORE and I'BNANG via COLOMBO. 81 BZ. PORT SAID. ALEXANDRIA. NAiM.ES. C.KNOA sad MARSEILLES to NEW YORK and BOSTON Arrive Leave Leave Spore Spore Penaag PRE*. ADAMS June 24 Jon* 27 Jane PRES. HARRISON July July 11 Jaly II
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      534 3 DUTCH MAILS N.V. Stoomvaart Maatsrhappij M Nederland and N.V. Rotterdam Lloyd WEEKLY MAIL and PASSENGER SERVICE TO Geaoa Amsterdam Soetaampton ■Urselllea E*4t*rd*m Mb Tambora MM R-L. Jan* tl m.c. P. C. Hooft U. 600 SUM. Jan* H m.v. ladrapoera 12.000 R.U J •a. Ken. der Ned. 8.200 SJf J*. Jaly
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      470 3 OCEANIC AND ORIENTAL NAVIGATION CO., SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. TACOMA ORIENTAL STEAMSHIP CO., TACOMA, WASH. STATES STEAMSHIP CO, PORTLAND, ORK. JOINT SCHKDI'I.E. Sailing for United States and Canada Points from Manila and Hong Kong Ball* sboat Baa Franclsm aad Portland 8.3. KENTUCKY from Hong Kong June tt Baa Fr*mlM-e aad Loa
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      83 3 HENLEY H.S.L. TYPE CABLE. mmmW 9W 41 a. Henley H.S.L. Type Cable takes all the uncertainty out of 33,000 Volt and h voltage transmission, relieving the neer of an\icty. W. T. HENLEYS TELEGRAPH WORKS CO.. LIMITED. Sole Agents in Malaya U SINGAPORE IPOH I I !TL FLECTRICIT V ECONOMY AND
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      351 4 PERAX TURF CLUB SUMMER MEETINC; 1529. Thun«4iiy. Saturday. Tuesday, Thuisday and S-i(urd.i>. Jul> i. t>. 11 and 1-1. I Tw, mn« for each Division of Hor» .r..i I'onie* I'Um. Ti S. Tkrer run- fir each hivi.ion of tke Herat Turf Club H'iV Maidena and a <onM.lat.i-n timer S (SO I'r.k
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      374 4 NOTICE M-Y-T psp \Zi fumy II NtITK X ,y hercb> c <«en that the f,ur Trad* Mark- depictid above are the eielo t»e property of Miyata Work« :>2. Kikaka wacho Nichome. Hnnjo. Tokyo. Japan and •re u«ed b> them in connection witk ■at** Aerwand tkeir parta and Arceasorie* manu I
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      465 4 Scotland is the Home of Fine Whisky and the Best comes from (ilasfcow. £7 "OLD MONARCH" fjfsS-,- -v I' in thr Year lU2. J l"' ur the I— il 76 years J/tT^ ALEX. MdiAVIN CO. MT*^S^ _T~^^ have been fxporting V, J "OLD MONARCH" To all Parts of the World.
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      366 4 I PIMPLES CAUSED RESTLESOiGHTS Developed Into Large Eruptions. Cuticura Healed. A lew month* aco mum H"_P*~ broke out on my left forearm, rhcy d— 'tlopad into kmrge erupttona and apt*ad unorr my arm. They w—e of M narura. cauain*; ircAina; and burmna; and rastlca ni«hi*. "I braid variooi olntrnenta with
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      175 4 iMPORTA^fT AUCTION SALE oi frwh. WcwlteMla... J».,. mm. aluable \alualU H and (fcophuu.. •quare feet. Uati > i Valua'.l- 9* and shophoux t'pper Pirkerm.•quar, feet, dateit J.. Lot 10. ValuabU W ya. and nkopknuse kn..». Nankin or*, area I.! -•ted Jul> I. Utt 1 1 <".»vrnt Row. Full particular* ami
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    THAT GOLD EMBARGO PROBLEM.
    723 5 JAPAN LETTER Mont\\ Market Not Organized. 'ipment in th« gold emKu»gt. .|iprd up la»t: "tinmen. ntnaginc I J unnoKul X nam r Minister and Ci»nr— r el the Bank of Japan ami fiui-.n Iseßaaal man si largest I fixer of .•..mm of IHe Ja|>." to holil
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    BIRTH RIGHT OF OLD MAN
    153 5 Judge Declares Him legitimate. A declaration of legitimacy waa granted b> Mr. Justice Hill in the Probate Division in mail week to Mr. Samuel Hirons. aged seventy-four, of 8t Julian Terrace, Trnby. Pembroke, who was stated to be entitled to a *hare in an (.stale
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    THE DECLINE OF BOXING.
    637 5 MR. < ORRFS CRITICISM. Dancing Business And Klip-flap. UIPAIGN TO RESTORE THE ART. aj is wrong with boxing asks a in a Home paper. Thi« question must have been suggested to many people following a number of recent dis- qualifications and stopped fight*, culj mutating in
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    ANTI-WOBBLE SOCIETY
    126 5 Sir Hugh Allen's Hint To Singers. Sir Hugh P. Allen, l)ir«lor of the Royal College of Muiu. in n.-l week described vibrato a* a singing d.seasc that wa« i>preriling over the whole country. He was adjudicating on the open contralto class at the W musical festival al I
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    STAY AT HOMES.
    193 5 Spirit of Adventure In Britain Dying? herean only two years ago peoi Uin Kngland writ- eag.-r for adventure overseas, to-day there Ii a marked d< inclination on the part of anybody to migrate (Jreat opportunitie* are awriting JTd Knglinh girl* t\ery month in Australia but bairl\ 100
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    BEAUTY IN CAFES.
    170 5 Red Hair and Ziegfeld Ltffc An vi -10-dale New York resUurant is •ettrchinr for waJtrcases with red hair as an additional attraction for its customer*, and g-irls with th«- rifcht Titian hue tommand a hirhor weekly Another catering nrni running a ihuin of restaurants ci pacts iv
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    ROYAL COMMISSION HANDICAP.
    717 5 C. I. I). Dilemma. M A(A CmUCtA FOR KIMIN UA Four rrrrnt munler myaterie* at Homr srr still unsolved. It i» the first time for years that *o many serious crimes have gone unpunished. The explanation a Ivan..-.! on behalf of the police it that it in
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    WRITER'S "DOUBLE."
    215 5 Bogus Plays and Articles Produced. The *utrcAkful impersonations of royal HrwiUKi' in (Jermany have W to I Mw form of victimisation-that oj the faroouliterary man. Hrrr ly<inh«rd Frank. l«»t known in Krjglami h. hi* moat impular work. Karl and Anna." suffer* from exploits he <>nly le*rn« about through
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      166 5 EVERY PAIR GUARANTEED \^^7K No. 2002 <K*MHtV No. 900. pII m VUsVaWHi Stocked by all Leading Dealers. IN ALL STYLES. IN ALL SHADES. Manufactured by FOOT EASE HOSIERY MILL. SHANGHAI. CHINA. (Jj> MADRAS C>V J TRADE a MARK d 2 wr-i ac I fW i (WC Co JJ LLi XCS;
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      43 5 II i i Florange Means BOTTLED ORANGES A Delicious, invigorating and refreshing DRINK OBTAINABLE EVERYWHERE. Ma^inet M ACCESSORIES kC L Ks^ J V j s*tii"t IaWmBBBaB^aBBBBr* m«u( i THE GENERAL ELECTRIC CO. LTD. I Incorporated In Loflsodl SINCAPOU. KUALA I I sin 1
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      512 6 I BRITISH THOMSON-HOUSTON CO., LTD. I RUGBY, ENGLAND ygS^ S bave Operation Losts TK« P»*rl Type Lamp wasftrM I ;<>'< lHtt9 1 1 I BjU ELECTRIC MOTOR _,__j-r^_a^^ s^L>. for all Drives. (^yCS^-Cp EARL Lnqland fi^ ak j ■%a**^^ HW si ▼si aaa* I IS WATTS TO 1 00 WArm
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    THE MSS. OF LIVING WRITERS.
    875 7 Pensions for Authors. MODKRN FASHION FOR (111 K(TIN(. 1 1. ir.il> a meek foe" by. in 'thear I without aome »Urtlinir prire beinc paid in the auction room for a flr«t edition or an autograph manunrript "1 «ome living writer. Thr matter of the flrat
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    SCHOOL FOR FIREMEN.
    60 7 I: ananrrmi'iit with the Corporation yoWIK firrmrn (rum nunt.y <Ji»trirts lire to be trained lit Rn.-hti.n Fire Station in the late*', method* of flrc-Atth'inr ami I fe-»avin|r Th«-y will he under the *uper\ i»i»n of Chief (MFcer Thorpe, who romex from a family of flremen. A fee,
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    SULLIVAN'S LOVE TRAGEDY.
    675 7 Charmed a Queen. WOMAN WHO WAS HIS GUIDING SPIRIT What was the greatest ir riuence in the life of Sir Arthur Sullivan, the immortal musician It was his friendship with the beautiful Mrs. Ronald*, according to Mr. Isaac Goldberg, of Roxbury. Massachusetts, srhuea Gilbert and Sullivan was
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    ROYALTY AND STAGE.
    50 7 Bourbon to Marry American Actress. Mi*. Cilman. who recently announced her engagement in Paris to Prince Luis of Bourbon, start**] Mi uh an unknown California girl, uho Inter achieved succ«*a in the New York musical comedy stag*. Her first husband was William (orry. ih. well-known st«>cl magnate.
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    VOLUNTEER DRILLS.
    91 7 Prograam* of drill, up to and for wt*k rndin* Jnna t3. 1K9 Friday. June 11. t.lfi p.m.. Drill IU1I. S.R.A. 1V1 Sir-. S»n, u n Parade Drill Hall. S May i'aradr 6.1& I'rill H.tl. "A" (»Tc; Co. BrvoW»r i ration B.1& p.m.. Drill Hall, lit Bn Sic. Section.
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    BOY SCOUTS' ORDERS.
    25 7 Ortara tar <Wfk tniimg Sunday. Jan* S3. IMS J«t imr ft. Kl«n-»tarr Bir~iH.nr n»atf4*artcr>. 8.16 p.m.; Adran<*d Ambulaac* Claaa. dradqaart*™. 6.11 a.m.
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      184 7 MOM DAW JVISE 24 TOWER OF LIES Feat urine LON HANEY and NORM A SHEARER M.-G.-M. PRODUCTION. Released by FIRST NATIONAL. ofi I vmmt b ffV) There's the loveliest thin** on the linjjrrir stall and m^f not expensive either. Be sure and come to the CVTHEDRAL FETE. THE S.S. POLICE
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      96 7 Victoria Theatre TO-MGHT at 9M RETURN VISIT tff CARPI S ITALIAN GRAND OPERA CO. Full Chorus. Itallit and On hi TO-NIGHT HIGOiETTO By request. fIATVRDAY. JUKI am FAUST Booking at LITTLE'S. I'rirex $4. 12 and fl. liookinx o|M*ns on Monday next for Uie Farewell Kintal nn Monday, June 21 of
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      419 7 OAIETY CINEMA WIHIKK THt BH. IK It Hl* PI s> Jaartion Albert a id Rrwanltn Slrr*4* From FRIDAY. 11 to THI RtaOAA'. >l \K 27. IS2». A GENTLEMAN ROUGHNECK Raw-meat drama Hi a thouaand i MarrUi KRANK HKHk'l i Th* World". I'bamp.on A'hirW-IW prr rent. (.rntlrman. I prr renr. Knurhnrrk
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      172 7 SI'RIX A THEATRE s» al*a>s ih» Mbuia with Ikr h>«l l*ruiramm< m Town. \anh Bride* K»aa. I ha frojp WH'SKII \V JIM Jl NE M. J»T». M UH ».m li I! H IHI IK Kr <>| i.l in i KSTU IK tI'IIKI Ihr I. rand Nali THK KACING WIZARD r'ralanm
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES DEATH
    45 8 AN Tan s,o« uu r., beleved latarr »l lan Miang loag. Ki*-.. iaiani Phiba. Ulan.- 1 hens' Ko« and ah Street, st us. ea Thursday. as -ill he renit'V. l'ir jlK»f ..'dr.- I"" am lo Hukit Timah lii.k a:rsnrrnieat< far in inaa.
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    ASDANG'S CARGO.
    354 8 ASDAN G'S CARGO. SHIPPING NOTES. Master and Agents Head Guilty To Charges. Th« agenta of the; steamer Amlmiiic and :h« nvaator. Captain C. P. Moxrnaeii. »rrr am mooed beforr Mr. I Hi, t Urke. he District Judarc this morning at the nstanri- of the Marine Police for cairynir cargo in
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    50 8 From China and Japan, by Morioka Mam. due at Singapore to-morrow. Xi. .in Krance. b> K.rth. da.- Bj S.n;i •ore < a-m. oh Sunday. From China and Manila, by Prwniient Adams, due at Singapore .laylight on Munday. From China and Japan, by Yurnaanf. •tue: at Sinrapore on Monday
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    SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD.
    370 8 frtd-y. June 31. •kip. alongside tbe Waar.es or ekpedetj ta arrive. KMCK1 H VKHOI K Main Wh»if Crui Pontoon No. t I loaa. Uk CkuUk Kurk tag. M Uk tmm. Oil Whiif Nil Coal Wkarf Dai., VEMBJ IN OBY DOCKS. I aajoaj Pagar AIL.rt DMk Tk»d.n.. Launck
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    SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE.
    163 8 T«wdaj. IVmbilahan I M. Banka Uasi eWsV MJM Sumatra. SoKh r etw*. MeU' aef Uilly I p < Uada Hcrka.i. t p.a Ceylaa. Seatbern and Wntcrn India 3 p.« Serta. N bs4 and H. W.*t Sumatra < P ielat Taadjang. Bengkali*. Siah aad r.kar. M. m afaeaj
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    MAILS FOR EUROPE.
    31 8 MAIL S FOR EUROPE. •j %-9»T» rjarimai Kalyan I Buyt'r» Mho, n May m Jun, J Mar 1? J--« May 1« Jaaa I* Jan. IT May :4 Jim IT F*»t r
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      243 8 Pavilion Theatre Sar r J rum Sunday. June 16 to Saturday, June 22, at 9.15 p.m. sharp. HI LATEST PATHE GAZETTE DOLORES COSTELLO A MILLION BID In the First Show at 7.30 p.m. (.EORGE KESTERSON in --> DANGER RIDER S*aU booe.ee! nn*) not naM for will be aJUaoaew of at
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      895 8 I LATEST ADVERTISEMENTSOUsnr Claaaiaed Adyta.. at* page M. WANTS. I- OK SALE. BTC. TO LKT. M. Devonshire Baad. App" B. M. Saasoun. la-A. De aoata Street. asTßsi CUtftE-TTPswf RM .n.uran. oilier. Apply MI, BttWtl Itasas SIM, IK ROOKS, fuia .bed inrladin -iraiU Time.. tKIoK BOARI-RFSI^KNtI r *un range. N'rmton Koi.i
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      509 8 10-NIGUT AT TUE TO NH.HI NEW WORLD SHOW I Mmml attractions THE (ITY OI'KK NK.IIT— New Malay Pla* YATIM PIATOO oa I l\<; THK WORLD ALONE Supported by •penally «elerted Malay Turn*. Caasia. Baaa MAUAM Y. A dramatic play which will thrill averyeae. See it. I (IK lIKTHER DETAILS. IM.iSt
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      204 8 THE STRAITS TIMES uxEraoxn Editornl »nj (.enrral |]1| Managi r > O«<j All co mm ubicbi tonal mtllfri and n*»« •> r iH) to bu. n«.» mattet» .< rip: t« addr>>«*d lo th. MAN'A SI B8< KICIK.n i: «TKS. 1-atakU U Umm MUM TIMK.H (Rail) Mtli.nl lad Monthly t w
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      210 8 ARRANGEMENTS FOR THi: WBK, > rrM.y. Jane M H. W. 10.il a m II. tJil p.m.. f J. Ran r>». 1 a Hti 6.. I p.m. Polie* Band at Kalong I'ark. :< p Carai'i lulun Graad Opera lompiay, KlceUtto. Vic Thratr*. »J« p.m. Salar4aj. Jaw I! P. W. IIJT AM
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    AROUND THE MARKETS.
    467 9 >aiui>rr>ft .mpany And New I'lantinK- THBBE TIN SHARKS WHICH \;:i: USING. rt-tpoatlcnt.) Singapon-. Fnlay. 11 a.m. 1-a'r-t price* Itol.ber. lurtdon 10 7/l(d.. down 1 lad. \r» >..rk 2« crpt-. »li»».« «ml. Toate marUt. dull and quiet. l.aaidoa ST2 <m> up UK. rarward), up 12a. fid. N.~ f«til
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    EXCHANGES.
    27 9 Rugby, Juae I*. Foreign exchange* are Amsterdam Hombay Is. S 11 lad. .1 Bucharest 117. Baeae. A hagea IBJVH. (Waev. .1 H ng Keag uak Wirelea*
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  • FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL NEWS.
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      SUNGEI BATU ESTATES.
      439 9 Forward Sales for Current Year. The sixteenth annual ireneral mm nj uf thr Sunr»> H«tJ 'Mala>a> Rubber Ltd waa held on Mi) 11. at 119. Leadenball Street. London X-( Mr X 1. Hamilton i the chairman II planted am of thr eatale I. i.04« MM aad the
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      BOMBAY SHARE BUSINESS
      186 9 Heavy Decline in Mill Scrip*. Bombay. June 1. A. thr director* are deliberating to 6nd a way out from thr present tenous position of tlw exchange., bunnrv- in rash as well as forward In all those scrip* dealt with for .■!tl»mrnl will not be allowed till furUer
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      RUN ON A BANK.
      154 9 Chinese Afraid of Note Fluctuation. Shanghai. June 13. It wi>> .ppareni thi* morning, to th« immense relief of commercial and hanking vat the National Indu. trial Bank v! hir.a had *ucc«-«iful!y wralhered a run which ilevrloped yeitcrday aorning and continued throughout the The run on the
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      SHANGHAI COTTON.
      116 9 Dividend of 8 Per Cent. For Half-Year At a meeting of the director* of the Shanghai Cotton Manufacturing Co, Ltd.. It «a» decided to recommend to the shareholder* to apportion the balance of TU. (UNO at credit of proßt and los* account for the *ix month* ended April
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      FAMINE RELIEF FUND.
      75 9 The following sabarnption. have been rr.eived by the Honor pore Cbine.e <'hamber Honan Shen.iKan.u Relief fund I'reviou.ly acknowledged tttjtt, William. Jack* and Co. t Malay. the. Neitle and Anglo-Swi*. Cor.i I o. I jtOO. Dr. 8. Weaaio MO. Te..,, c Hu Eaira. Samatra. iF 2' raketvaart Maat.chw;
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      226 9 EXCHANGE Singapore. Jum -1. On I.undon. Bank 4m* 3 tl/SX I'..:. and Ml MNk 3 ■>. credit S/4 Un Km lork. l*..,.on.l U 1* 16 .it M A t »7* I 13 p r Bank T.T. H.r.» T.T. it. Sor»T»l»« burinz rate Ii4 B^nk of EacUiid rmu Si, ft. moouci
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      SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCN.
      55 9 Tone of Market Dull, steady. Latest Cable Lendon S|...t Sheet 10\d. per Ib. New Ysrk Spot Ma M paVaV BAC. mo. I to Standard Q.CJ. Slami-fl KSS Standard R.S..I. en Tender MM It a> ■> S,...: Sj...i Jail Jul> >< "1 Bojr*r* 34*4 MS
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    • STOCKS AND SHARES.
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        MINING.
        444 9 IMU* Vat. I'd. Day.™ Salltrt II ft A.«m Kumbanff 12 8 ti/f !i»nti:i. Tin 34 U/1 1 Batanc l\.danf OJO O.U 1 1 Batu Car** I.M I.M fl II RuW.t Aranc I.TS l.tt (1 fl Burma!) Malay 41 41 fl fl Chtmlrrmii.- S 8 9 8 fl fl Eaitrrn
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        GENERAL.
        236 9 MM V«l. Pd. Boyrr. Seller* t t Ale*. Brick Prafi. 2.IZ* 1.17H 1 1 AUx. llr.rk Ordt. 1.70 2JO 11 II Brit. Am. ToSaccv «.6.0 CM Canadian rU»l» 1 1 I It C 1 1 Central Enema OM 0.60 1 1 Cycle and Carriaff* 030 O.M 10*. ]i>i l>uff
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        DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
        116 9 V. Fag. p*. IJM.MW N >m Sporo Cold Stcrac* 7 p* dob. of MM r^. 1981 -U I*l 103 ci. S.n«»poro Municipal S p.r. of 1901 i«d. IMO 11.T78.MM par. 6'V prom. Smnporo Maaicipal p.*. of l»07 ro4. IW7 11.600.600 M par. Smnporo Mnmripal 4% p.r. if
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        RUBBER SHARES.
        373 9 Fraser and to. and Lya ToJty'i Prices Frutt Lrall Co. Kvatt Ml.nby i*H M| U| MJ HI Alor '..j.h (fl) 1M LOO IJO IM K. Ililai I.T» 3.00 2.7S 3.00 K. Kun.ru »i M* *M M» 0.4* An- Malay (SZ) t.M 3.15 IJO *J0 V JloUk (fit IJW
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      TIN RETURNS.
      248 9 Haad Vai (Arst half 1.— 177 hours. SO.OOO yarda. SH2 picul*. Huey Yet (trat halfi.-MO hour*. 4MM yard*. 24! pteaU. ChendenaagTia (Ar*t half -Dredge: 270 hoars. 114 picul. Hvdraulirtn* /abas 44 picui* i Sungei Lah &o picul* Takaapa Valley (Am half..- -N*. 1 dredge. SUt hours. TMM yard*.
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      RUBBER AUCTIONS.
      461 9 Dull Tune Hut Meady Mm Xnin. Btrlow and Co. r*port Singapore. Jl The nihoer market ha. beer. «lur u.i; the paat week, but after declining lv :hr period now <■!•»«■» pr-ri. rally unchanged on balance Latml cable, to hand from London and l ■> ark quote the former
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        101 9 Singapore* June SI. Rubb«r.— Local 34 c»nt» per IK Markrt Kubbvr yu.rt New Srudai* tJtt'i-Z-ST'j. onnvmara* l.!*>-2. Al .115. Broffa* U&-IJIU ram. Mrntakabi ita. Baaa«ta tS>M I Mk, Tapak* liSJJi. B*dford> Tukaara 1 I J Malaka Pindas Tin. S.r«d> South! 4y-4i c«ntt. MaU>. < on.ol. U
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        Rose Macphail & Penman, Ltd.
        141 9 Rose Macphail Penman, Ltd. Singapor*. Jun* 21. London. !iu »rr M MM., down MM. c»nti. ton.— Tim CO5 10.. Mining— Steady. Sungn Wan JO-3 *> cd.. Kuchai> IJS/-1.4J id.. Kinia I.U, KUng Ri»*r I.«O-2.7u. Hong Fa(U 44-70 r«Bla. Malaya onwli. 10-&2 c«at>. PtnawaU |»4-M c*nlt. Prtahng* «o-. '.»<>. I lv
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      BIG LAND SALES.
      101 9 Over One Million Dollars Already Realise! «.ood iiric-i were fetched at the auction held by Mor*. rhcong Koon Sen*; and Co. >'-.terday afternoon of preperUee belon(ine tv the e.tate of l>ain« I'u.andn. deceased. The auction will be continued to daj The atlendaac* wa. larar at the r
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      THE TIN MARKET.
      74 9 Prospects of Advance In Prices. (From Our Own Correspondent > Penanr. Juae tl. Meaara. Lean and Co.'* weekly report ttaU* that tin. afUr a farther decline to 11V7 lie. apet aad 000 IT*. «d. three rnoaU*. ieeelapid a not unexpected flrmne*. ever the aeek-ead jumping rapidly in
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    BIKAM RUBBER. ESTATE.
    524 9 Mr. Eric Miller on The Outlook. Thr n.-et. rt.lh ..rdinar; (rnrral mretirr i jn >, in the roinbtne to explain Ihi- heavy i.l In thr flrat place, many u I and bwa natural rearKoa In addition rd. who h.. ha. a -tuprndnu* ra(r ■ur-.her bl i ..dd.
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    CALCUTTA TRAMWAYS.
    108 9 -.(MMi Passenger* in A l..»n<J«>n. Jane t. The accoaaW of the CaU-utU Tramway. ...poralion for the >cur ending t>ee ,M last .how that of the available balance of fl*i..!U. the .urn of IKO.onO aa* been traaaferred to re.erve fund depreciation and BV.lvn h absorbed by tae payment of
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    LIPTONS, LTD.
    12 9 Shareholders ARree To Reorganisation. A m..tm* of rariooi riMMS »h»r«-
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    RUBBER PRICES.
    49 9 Haadarson, Helm and Company, Inc. Sew York. tend aa the following rable IMM 20. their nw>i» gold dollar c»nU rloaiac bid pnesja JRubber Kxchange mWi to-day I.SOO •4• 4 Jam 20. .1 Vurumt IftJW. s- member J0.«0. O. ...r> 2\M. Kinjrai Mil aad London price 10 I
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    COPRA MARKET.
    31 9 Xf..r. Hit'on and < v rrport that the price uf rupt.. unchuasjed on balaace. Avl>iu> aiti ■> IMM were .hipped Cloaiag quotation, are a. follow. SandMed UM aad ane4 fa IS.
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    The Straits Times SINGAPORE, FRIDAY. JUNE 21. CHINA'S FOREIGN PRESS.
    1002 10 A pamphlet published by the Nor:h China Da.ly New. dealing with it* recent dispute with the Nankin* Government ia of great interest to all who arc following the development of Nationalist China. The North China Daily News, together with its
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    MARY PICKFORD IN TALKING FILMS.
    1316 10 A Musical Voice and A Born Actress. (By David Bclaace. the Famous Broadway Producer.) "Thr moving finger writes, and having writ moves on wa» the quotation which rame to my mind recently when I read the announcement that Mary Pickford is to take her bow
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
    400 10 Mr*. D. W. Brubanr returned from a vmt to Australia by the Caacoyn* yaaUrday. Mr*. A. H. Lancaster, who for mmrc wmka put has been indiipoMd, has been admitUd to the Penan* General Ho»piUl Captain G*or** Walker, Senior Executive EnciiMer. Kinla. is lc.vlnjt nhortlv (or k«Uh on
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    NOTES OF THE DAY.
    807 10 THE MARINER ASHORE. A delightful example of Red Tape in provided by a notice issued from the Master Attendant* Offlce. Official notices to mariners usually deal with buoy*. lights, dangers to navigation and so on. and they sre published in a stereotyped form which gives the
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  • FLOOD DISASTER IN INDIA—1,750,000 PEOPLE AFFECTED.
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      GREAT FLOODS IN ASSAM.
      216 11 Communication with Tea (hardens Cut Off. ACUTE DISTRESS. Area of 5,500 Square Miles Affected. Sylhet, Assam, June 20. < Sudden floods have caused acute, distress in '.he Sylhet and Cachar district*. The water is rising two feet daily, and com- muniration with the tea rardens is
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    INDIA'S CONSTITUTION
    64 11 Viceroy on Honourable Settlement Simla, June 20. Speaking at a dinner in his honour at th* Churns for. I club cm the eve of his departure for Great Britain, the Viceroy, Lord Irwin, announced that he would seek an opportunity of discussing with His Ma.ii-stt \s (h wrnn.cnt
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    THE KING'S PROGRESS.
    51 11 Receives New Bishop Of (.'niches ter. Rugby, June 20. The Kinr to-day transacted some more State businrs» -the first since he received Crneral Dawes. the new American Ambassador, last Saturday. He received at Windsor Castle Dr. Bell, who did homage M his appointment as Bishop of 1
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    RUSSIA AND JAPAN.
    42 11 Partial Settlement of Fisheries Dispute. The Nirh ire (Russo-Japanese) Fisheries Co. has tt I out boat* to operate .n Russian waters. It is understood that this action follows a certain degree of settlement of the long standing dispute. NN-hi-Kirhi
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    PROHIBITION OF EXPORTS
    37 11 International Convention Adopted in Holland. Thr Hague, June 20. The Kir«t Chamber approved the meaaure accepting the international convention abolishing thr prohibition and limitation of thr import* and export* of hide* and bones. Reuter.
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    NOISY MOTOR CARS.
    108 11 New Regulations from I-ondon Traffic. London. June 13. Uecu.sti>ns have been issued by the of Transport to minimise the noisy motor >ar nuisance in London. From Aug. 1. it will be an offence to uae a motor car or trailer which causes ■Kasasivs noise, or to sound
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    ANOTHER MERGER.
    82 11 New Food Company Formed In DJJL I York. June 21. Morgan* havr announced thr creation of a new IoOU.iHM.OOO foot! company, in whu-h Klcischmann and Co.. the Royal Baking Powder Co. and X W. Citlett and Co., of Canada, an- merged. Other compamrs will prnbably he embraced latrr.
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    GREAT HEAT WAVE IN NEW YORK.
    123 11 Several More Deaths Reported. New York, June 20. There were a doten rases of heat prostration yesterday, four deaths from sunstroke and three case* of drowning, i:i which the victims were sufferers from the heat who sought relief in sea bathing. The temperature touched
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    LABOUR CONFERENCE.
    123 11 Dutch Indies Delegate Rebuked. Geneva, June 20. At the International Labour Conference M. Gauthier. the French Government delegate, protested against the statements of Heer Salim. thr Dutch Indies workers' delegate, with regard to the recent attack by tribesmen on French troops in Morocco. M. Gauthier said France pursued
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    £5,000 FOR BEST FILM.
    32 11 Australian Government's Prire. Canberra, June 13. The Federal Government are offering a prise of £5.000 for the best film produced in Australia between January, IMS, and March 1930.
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    NEW YORK COLLISION.
    65 11 Tense Scenes on Elevated Railway. New York. June 20. Thousands of pedestrians in Sixth Avenue watched the perilous climb of firemen and surgeons up perpendicular ladders, following the collision of two trains on the Elevated Railway. The body of one passenger who was killed and several injured
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    THE SHOOTING OUTRAGE.
    149 11 Hylam Victim Succumbs To Bullet Wound. The two Chinese desperadoes wht caused a sensation in the vicinity of North Bridge Road and Stamford Road early in the night of thr 14th instant are still at large but the police are sparing no efforts in their attempt to
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    "AVERAGE PUPIL."
    202 11 Professor's Aversion to "School Of Intellectual*." Professors and other representatives of the universities of Great Britain and Ireland met in mail week at the London School of Economics to discuss educational problems. Sir Donald MacAlister. 1 hancellor and Principal of Glasgow University, presided. Dr. D. MacGillivray. a member
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    HONG KONG DROUGHT POSITION.
    806 11 Reservoirs Empty. SHIPS HASTENING WITH WATER. Now that the water shortage at Honf Kong it pasting through a very acute Ktage with prospect* of becoming more stringent, the Hong Kong Government ha* sent out a virtual S.O.S. to the British Consult in adjacent ports with the
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    ANONYMOUS DONATION.
    71 11 To Thank-offering Fund For The King's Recovery. London. June 13. An anonymous donor has sent a cheque for 110,000 to the Thank-offering Fund for the King's recovery. Thr donor's letter, which i* signed with the initials "M. C says that he was inspired to make the contribution after
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    RUBBER INDUSTRY'S SUPPORT.
    273 11 Estates and Factory. CHINESE DONATIONS TO ROSS FUND. When the final results of the Sir Ronald Ross Fund are analys-d it will be «een that thr Malayan rubber industry at all events that section of it which is locally owned has made a very generous response. Two
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    LOAN TO GERMANY.
    48 11 Financed by International Syndicate. London. June 21. An agreement has been signed in Paris for a loan of 300.000.000 Reichsmarks to the German Government by an intrrnalional banking syndicate headed by Dillon Read and Co.. Harris Forbes and Co. and the Chase Securities Corporation. Reuter.
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    REDUCING ARMAMENTS.
    32 11 Japan's Full Support For President Hoover. Washington, June 20. The Japanese (Jovernment has communicated to President Hoover its readineaa to support any measures for the further reduction of armaments.— Reutrr
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    PENANG STRIKE SETTLED.
    74 11 Plain Speaking by Local Chairman. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penan* June 20. The Penang Harbour Board trouble has been settled, the men resuming work. At an interview Mr. Parry plainly told them that when the temporary allowance was stopped four years ago they err given increased salaries
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    BABIES AT THE WHEEL.
    124 11 Anomaly in F.M.S. Motoring Laws. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, June 21. Thr question of a person under legal age driving a car was discussed at the Kinta Sanitary Board moating. Thr thief Police Officer pointed e«t that under the present enactment no certificate was issued
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    EARTHQUAKES IN NEW ZEALAND.
    93 11 Danger Now Considered Over. Washington. June 20. The earthquake danger is now practically over. Shocks are still being frit. but they are diminishing in intensity and frequency. Several people are missing, including a gold prospector named David Russell and his son and a family of four
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    UNEMPLOYMENT.
    65 11 Mr. Thomas Meets Railway Representatives. Rugby, June 20. Mr. J. H. Thomas, Lord Privy Seal and Minister of Employment, met representatives of the railway companies to-day to discuss schemes of development. Where the railways have practical schemes merely awaiting financial assistance. Mr. Thomas has asked that all the fact*
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    REPARATIONS PLAN.
    71 11 German Industrialists Still Hostile. Berlin, June 20. A meeting of the Federation of German Industries was held this morning. Dr. Duisberg presiding. The Reparations expert. Kerr Kastel, reported on the Paris conference, and eventually a resolution was passed unanimously declaring that thr nrw plan i« imcompatible with Germany's
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    NAVAL PENSIONS.
    194 11 Admiralty Make New Arrangements. An obvious consequence of the reduction in the numbers of warships is that fewer officers are needed in thr Navy. During the past few years the Admiralty have thinned out the lists pretty rourhly. especially in the more advanced rank*. Now their Lordships find
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    A PASSING CRAZE.
    111 11 Roller Skating on Public Streets. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, June 21. Roller skating on the public streets was the subject of a disrussion at the Kinta Sanitary Board mvrting. The Chief Police Officer informed thr meeting that he had communicated with the Deputy Legal Adviser who
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    EARL HAIG'S LIFE.
    107 11 Sir F. Maurice Resigns Post I As Biographer. A new biographer of thr late FieldMarshal Karl Haie will have in be found On February 1 this year I<mly Mm* stated that she had entrusted the biography of her late husband to MajorGeneral Sir Frederick Maurice. Recently sht
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    OPENING OF PARLIAMENT.
    18 11 London. June 20. The State opening of Parliament has been Axed for July 2.— Reutrr.
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    FLYING PRIME MINISTER.
    249 11 Journey from I^ossiemouth To London. GREATLY IMPRESSED. Aeroplanes Best Means Of Travel. London. June 20. Dabbed "the first flying Prir. ler of Great Britain." Mr M.wDnnald arrived at Hendon from Lntsiemouth l>y aeroplane at 4.5 p.m. A crowd witnessed Mr. Mar Donald's departure from Loasiemouth at 10.30
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    MODERN WORLD.
    179 11 Don's Witty Speech To Rotarians. Dr. A. D. Lindsay. Master of Balliol. made some witty nnniwul" on the modern world in mail' week in an address to thr Rotanan Conference at Bournemouth. He criticised the present-day system of machine-made organisation, and said Whsl wrong with many of our
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    GREEK POLITICS.
    57 11 Appeal of ex-Dictator Pangalos Rejected. Athens. June 2*. Thr Chamber and the Senate reject.. l the appeal for release from prison put forward by thr former dictator Pangalo*. who was sentenced for hi* part in hooting affray during the election. Moreover, Panralo* was indicted for conspiracy against the
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    THE VATICAN.
    50 11 Pope's Meeting with the King Again Postponed. Rome. June 20. The Pope's first departure from thr Vatican, which was fixed for the. 24th inst, has again been postponed, on account, it it reported, of difference* over the ceremony for the meeting between the King and the Pope. TransOcean.
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    SHOOTING CHARGE.
    87 11 Siamese Sentenced to Ten Years Imprisonment. (From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok. June 20. The Appeal Court sentenced thrr. Siamese to ten years imprisonment each on a charge of shooting >t two Kuropean*. Mr. U G. Riirsnti and Mr. Hana Geyer. with intent to murder in thr Kanburi district.
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    OUTWARD MAIL.
    33 11 Mail* from Europe i/>ndAi k mail* ti< patched on May TO) by ex 8.1 R-hna will arrive by train to-morrow Correspondence will be ready for delivery i.. b..*hi.W«r J :-ib ».ro.
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    PROBLEM OF FOOD HAWKERS.
    668 12 Chinese Discussions. (II tMliKK Ol < TAhKS A( HOW. n L r < him -r CorrespaaaVat.) anger of turning hawker* off the streets wa« sounded by at the last meeting of the Munu ipal .mmiMioner*. when thr recommendation w rohibit it.m .anl hawkers from the area
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    HEALTH OF PENANG.
    441 12 Housekeepers Accused Of Apathy. Dr. G. S. Glass. Municipal Health Officer. I'enang. in the course of his annual report on the Municipality of Ueorice Town. I'enang. expresses -urpn»e '.hat members of the general public tolerate tr.c breeding of mosquitoes on •.iieir own premises in a district where
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    A MALAY'S GUN.
    147 12 onviction for Technical Offence. A .Mnlay seaman. Abu Bakar bin Ali. was produced yesterday afternoon, before the District Ju Ie >. charged B unlawf'jl |>ossesH><Mi of a shotgun :.:id twrnt amniur The arcusc-1. who was arrest ff Chars: weapon was in his hum- '.he ar munitkn was
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    TRICK CYCLISTS.
    187 12 Sound U»sson to Honjj konv; Youths. A number of youth* mounted on bicycles displsying their ability for >tunt riding in front of the Sham-shui-po Police Station. Hong 'Kong, shoiinl l<e tharkful they were dispersed by a Kuropean of* No! many minute* after the road was cleared of the
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    TANJONG RHU SHARKS.
    48 12 A mnall M-hool of rharki fell into ihr i hin»*r tiihermrn in the virimt> of th» Sinjnporr <wimminc Club yntcr •ia> Thrw tkmrkt about eifht fact Mch w«-rr t«ptui-rd atui hauled on thor* but a fourth one managed to t««r the mU and K*t away.
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    41 12 ion of ih» almost p«rp«tual n thr main trunk road th r »arh tbr Ua at Kuala Hipang wa* mrntionrri at a w— »Im of thr K i Sanitai iind the S-nn.r F\n-uti\r Knirinrer •tatf-d n..-:.«iirr« nr.- In I- nn.l.r takin.
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    NO EVIDENCE OF RASH DRIVING.
    700 12 European Motorist Acquitted. Remarking that thrx» wan no evidence of rash driving. Mr. < H A Clarke, the Pmtrict Judge, >-es«erday acquit R. D. Cansdell. on charges of causing grhw a hurt to ln»pertor Woosey and ausing hurt to a Malay constable in Koad. Chief
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    ITALIAN OPERA.
    140 12 44 Rilfoletto to be Repeated To-night. Aids well retains its hold »n ppcri.■vinjr people, and it was no surprise to And a targe audience gathered for last night's rendering by the Italian Grand Opera Co. at the Victoria Theatre It was a satisfying performance in whirh the concerted
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    H.M.S PINAFORE.
    56 12 Plan* for thin Opera art- now open at John I.ittlrV The curtain will rite on •ach performance promptly at %M an.i the rommitu* aaks that all member* of the audirnoe will be in their »«aU by that a* not t. ir great majority of those who will be
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    53 12 The band of the S.S Police will perform the following programme, weather permitting, at Katong I'jrk rnmmencin* at p.m. Manh. Wcllinj ton (Zahle) overture. Mantana (Wallace) (a) Morrean Mign Salut O'Amour (Elnr) (bi ■nn K Tfer i^oat Chord (SolhTan) Farla**. Biittama <fV.urla») homorrnque. The T.irMninir Swiuh (Alford) divcrtiwment, A Uny
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    FLYING OFFICER DISMISSED.
    104 12 e> ii Breach of Kegulation- \t Kast (^instead. London. June 11. Flying Officer A I. Monger, of the R.A.F. Mm at 0M whom a court Maftsa] found cuilty uf fl> n;- nutside tbe three-mile limit and at a low altituik. .imaging hw aircuit. was to-day sentenced to
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    MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.
    433 12 Improvements at .Memorial Hall. Action tafcea at committee meeting.-, of the Municipal CommmMoi. held on June 16 included the following ■mom in ended provision of concert platform and organ chamber in the hMM Memorial Hall, and resurfacing of the .»u. tyard. Approved propnnal to call for tenders for
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    PENANG S.P.C.A.
    79 12 Officials Elected and RuUs Passed. (From Our Own Correspondent.) l'rnant. June 21. At a public meeting held at the Town Hall yesterday a Penang Society for the Prevention to Cruelty to Animal* formed. Draft Rules were gone through and passed with certain amendment*. Mi B F. Roes was
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    PADEREWSKI HONOURED.
    73 12 Paris. May M. I'sderewski, the famous pianist anl nnrt ('resident of the Polish Kepublic. has been raised to the dignity of Grand Cross of the legion of Honour. The occasion uf this decision wa* M. Padcrewiki's generous gift of the whole of the profit* of his last concert
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    PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS.
    35 12 Thr Flar l.iruten«nt will be «cr*cnrd at the Pavilion thm tvrninc. utartins ■t 8.30. A Gentleman Rouchneck." -tarnnif Prank Merrill, and "The World at ><«r Kret," will be shown at the < from to-nirht.
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    41 12 The rrccraaaon* full in MaxwHI Bonr». Ipoh. ha* hr»p boufht by went tar $.15,000 Until recent I mm um-(J a* the Supreme Court. It U now Ix- «ivr»i over to th< Sch. -'I and i« tr prr«ni un>l<<r|ri>inir u-i*iiuna and repair*.
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    DISTRAINT FOR RENT.
    482 12 Property with the Official Receiver. The interesting question a« to whether the goods of debtor, in possession of the Official Receiver, can be Mixed by ihe Sheriff of a court for rent due to a i.mdlord. tame up before Mr. J Deane in the Bankrui thu morn
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    25 12 In thr liixtnrt Court. Penang yesterday before Mr. Mudir a GMmM named Yoonf ("hoy Sen wm flned 1100 for brinx >n possetaion of non-Government rhandu.
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    COLONEL AND COURT MARTIAL.
    159 12 Keiiuot l«> I vt> in am Refused. a s|H-..at..i »:■> refused wkM tht 1..n- again Majoi >if'l- KißsT*' II Konir in June IJ. Th«- Couit »at sin rtry aft but was closed almost mimniia certain point to In time Lie. trgeUx-r with tli prosecuting and Jt
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    EYE LOST IN FIGHT.
    147 12 Trouble between Fad >i uo|j<>« A fir..- of $100 ir three ■Mattl v.nim-n^ in il.-.'ault wa« impoMC 11 Clwk>, the District J morning on a Chineae who wa~ with voluntarily causing v ii>mpairiot on April 27. I h. guilty ami submitt. Chief ("ourC Inipr. that both
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    10 12 k tiu- orrurml of Mr. Rjmmn B.h»i ami Ori»»«. during
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      KHOO HOOI HYE WINS CHAMPIONSHIP.
      314 13 lit markable Match. I.XX( WITHIN ONI G Uii (d \i("KM Kfeaa i;...i li.r brat I'ju' l— Thi~ trnni. h»i. I I*. lilted al >h r jan te hw k '»c and the i had plenty t and tV .-nuU-h sjaa to i lead -n'ain 'ii-
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    TILDEN WINNING.
    27 13 In Semi-Anal <>f l.;nulun hur.ipionship*. London, Jui In Urn fifth round of thr Laan*W rnti H■ a r -h «rmm Beat I'rrarh. i women :<-atir.
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    PLADNER BEATEN.
    37 13 New Flyweight Champion Of Europe. Pans, June SO. I a|al hampkmr liafM lluat I France) I thr fifteenth round. H;iu. has come into the forefront of •ni|>aiativ<-ly irrrntly, and hia ■hr tough Pladner waa un-
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    BOXING IN SYDNEY.
    94 13 hnlling Contest Kctween Herman and Roberts. A -.-iu-atiunal bout was brought oif in Bj*a**n "ii May ij. when Ja«k Robrrt*. Australian who has made rapid pn>greaa during the past few months, met llabe Herman, a well-known American. I' a thrilling contest, going fast .md furiou* ftu twelve
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    BOXING DECISIONS.
    139 13 Advantages of Having Two Jpdg-es. It i> interested to note that Aualraliana M rc.und to the view that two judges ahould officiate with thr n i viik .onteats, na provided in tbr This aystem v now be...g •.lopir.i in all the moat important Bed .n Sydney. rkublr instance
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    NEW STRONG MAN.
    213 13 World's Weight-Lifting Records Broken. Remarkable feata of weight-lifting, in the course of which two new world* records were created, were accomplished by a young Yorkahireman, Nat Thrw: ihr National Sporting Club during nuil Thewlis. who is only 22. is a pupil of I'ull'jm. the old weight-lifting rhumpion.
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    GOLF.
    53 13 K«^ult of Garrison Club Ladies' Medal. The Ladies' M -nthly Medal (bogey) in •nnmtion with the Garrison Golf Club n Wednesday and ye*terda>. Mai card* werr laki-n nut. and the following were the best returned Mr*. H. Harding 2 dawa Mrs. J. R. Bcaaett s Savag* l> -harp.n a
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    Y.M.C.A. SPORTS.
    83 13 Annual hampionship Meeting Starts To-day Thr Y.M.t A fifth annual athletic championship meeting ita.ts this afternoon on the Anson Road ground at 6 p.m., and will or continued to-morrow at 4 p.m. At the close of tht Championship a number of Gymkhana events will be conducted which will
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    PRINCE OF WALES.
    102 13 Taking Keen Interest In Golf. The Prime of Walea, who ha* been i y Jamr* Braid, has become very htl iiui«ctl on golf since his retirement fti m ateeplrchasing, and Aubrey Boomer says thiil in a recent game with the Pnnct he was surprised at his improveimnt.
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    CRICKET NOTES AND COMMENTS.
    1501 13 S.C.C. Puts Out Six Teams. The past week wa* notable because the < had six team* in the Aeld, include* tw u teaina ulayinK a tournament mat< h. Ihe Services scored a very crediUble mi loty over the P.S. and L. con»iderin«, that they had three
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    SINGAPORE CRICKET.
    206 13 Teams for Week-End Matches. The following have been selected tv rrprvaent the Indian Association auain.t 'tM S.R.C. on Saturday on thr I A ground N. A. Mallal (capt X Junu It hoy. A. Abbasbhoy, Adambhoy, A. Su|>piah. D. K. Samv. Anthony. G KamkM S. S. Varma. A. X
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    SPORTING FIXTURES.
    202 13 rrtaa*. Jaae 21 l.t Div. KooUall B«.C. vs. I.CTA, Sladiuai. Cricket: (SCO 88. sad I. v*. Etceteras. J M.l'-A. Sport, meeting (Hull). Sat.rday. Jaae IS Cricket SJtX. v.. IA lA. groaad. «.t HB A 1. t. Hcttera. crl Mrrckanu (SC.C. fnd XI team) v». Welch Regt. Cnckn St.
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    19 13 'The co^ipersiion of Clab Secretariat M -»<|«ie«trd in krrpiag thia diary of tpurtik^ tali acvaiau aad uy m aai<
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    COUNTY CRICKET.
    129 13 Northamptonshire Beat Kent by Ten Wickets. London, June 20. Northampton I Northamptonshire o>frated Keot by ten wickeU Kmt were dismissed for toUli of llx <<"lark seven for 45) and 14«. while Northamptonshire scored 2M in their first innings, Bakewell bring responsible for 137. and Freeman taking flve wickets
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    GARRISON TOURNEY.
    200 13 Rev. W. H. Aitken's Three Successes. The Rev. W. H. Aitken had a NH traKful time in the (iarnm.n Ijiun f< Tournament. He won the open i v ilrfrotinK Lt Warm*, and won the mrn'< double* handicap with Major Miller, and the mixed double* handtrap uv.h Mia* Aitk.i-n.
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    INVERSHIN WINS AT ASCOT.
    158 13 Britain Heats Foreign Challenge. Rugby June 20. The rate for the Gold (up. one of the i of Knrliah racing, v.v. tun at Akul to-day. It i» a weightOf the 13 »Urter» four wi-ii hipiuh mm and one wa» R>lgh •tiaU an Am. t.cun horse batonglac
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    WILLIE SMITH.
    139 13 Receives Enthusiastic Welcome In Australia. i, thr famoui ->.-. (it, g m r a '.ibiticn* in SmK«|>oir. h-.« n Aualialia. Hr had a grrat mrimma v latraliaa »|>oi ing pa|trrs, ill. Sydney Kifrtrr. HM Mu.-. Ibkl hi* una on lh<- taail. »t .1 thrown ili w-i the gaunllrt
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    THE LITERARY PAGE—NEW BOOKS REVIEWED.
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    INVASION OF MOTOR CAR MARKETS.
    1169 17 AMKIIK AN CAPITAL^ lord ;\m\ (ieneral Motor.s. NG DEVELOPMENTS IN BUBO) an> largest lutomobile mnking c.tnc.-m, and 11.-nrv KorH irtttnir ip bra'v k fa. Europe, .irh talk in Hw] Americar World t l ng iinpurtancel ir.aker to thr European mart it indicates that ing, and'
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    MEDICAL STUDENTS.
    48 17 The eleventh annual r<nrral meeting f On Chinese V war held in Mall at thr Kine Edward VII l .c Cnion Wenstated to be in a -uti«fiictory p»- a credit onlanrr of XHS7. Kkven appni stiuae for rnemlx apprt. g were »1. i Mr. Xl 1-
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    23 17 Thr next quarterly general meeting of ill be thr Maui. 10.15 a.m.. lulmii inlabour, and an nddress I r Bociet>es nm«nr<t Indian j
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