The Straits Times, 29 May 1930

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    37 1 The Straits Times [ESTABLISHED NEARLY A CENTURY.] THE LARGEST AND MOST IMIAEISTIAL NEWSPAPER 1/V MALAYA. I! PAGES SINGAPORE. Till RSDAY, MAY 29, 1930. PRICELJ(»TjENTS. The Straits Times 20 PAGES SINGAPORE, THTTRSDAY. MAY 29, 1930 PRICE 10 CENTS
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      151 1 SINGAPORE. 78. CECIL ST. CPHONE 6151) Ny Carlsberg Beer In bottlti and on draught. Snlr Importers KAST ASIATIC CO., LTD. Inc. in Denmark) SINGAPORE. Children thrive on thi/ pure rich Swiss Milk. There i> nothing liner for babies and young children than Bear Brand Milk. It is pure rich cow's
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      89 1 KUALA Lj/MPlttk: 27. JAVA ST. ('PHONE 3683) ROBINSONf^ ANNOUNCE A SPECIAL DISPLAY OF MODEL GOVV^/aWtl MILLINERY, which have been carefully chosen from the latest ranges of Leading Fashion Houses in London and Paris. ROBINSON COMPANY, LIMITED. RAFFLES PLACE, SINGAPORE. An «/>/>/<? a day keeps the Doctor nicay." APPLES Australia '5
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      15 1 Prime Portland "0 K n CEMENT >yEAST ASIATIC CO., LTD. j (Vim. in Denmark) SWCAPORK.
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      424 2 P. 0., BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINES (Incorporated in England) D PAS?lgf AND CAMO N'INSULAR AND ORIENTAL SJ*. CO. R CONTRACT WITH HIS MAJESTY^ RNMENT^ LONDON AND FAR EAST MAIL SERVICE. WARD FROM LONDON FOB CHINA AND JAPAN. Tonnawdu. B*pore. 01nft si •«sM^ ***** Juml4 -?R?RJA»- o?nn jSn! M '■ALYAN
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      549 2 ■^■■■l| Jiinyil Ijl ■■•-■-■-■■-rt_M___i (NIPPON YUSEN KABHA) TO LONDON. Naples, Marseilles, London, Antwerp aad Rotterdam, Vessel. Tonnage Dae sail SUVa'SarU IOJOO^Jun. 5 6 jFUSHIMIMARU 10,900 Jun. 19 80 HAKOZAKI MARU 10,600 July 8 8 JERUKUNI MARU 12,000 July 16 17 S^JiS^ i/inn in'-nn 1' ?J rKAMOMARU SflOO Au«! it SMbv
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      438 2 BURNS PHILP LINE u^or.^ Eng..nd) yoR sydne 111 THUBSDAY ISLAND. Regular monthly sailing, by the wellknow» MARELLA (7868 tons) and th. n.w motor T....1. MALABAR (4612 v MAnIi.TTA thm ton§)- MARELLA is on. of th. l.rg^t and finest steamer, trading to Australia, cabins de luxe, single berth "bins, swimming bath,
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      521 2 K. P. M. (ROY.4L PACKET NAY. CO. BATAVIA) (IneOrPO"t-d ta loT^-t -ith una" conl"~ NETHERLANDS INDIAN GOVERNMENT. Telephone No. 8451, with nb-couectloa. to Freight, TraMhln—t, Marine DepU. and Manager*. Desk. f Slwrap-e aad Btralt. B*£Z«. of th. Tra^^O-dal Uf«matlon Bureau. Booking Offlc Boyal Dutch I»dla» Atewaym. MAKASSER-May 30, Poeloe-Kidjang, Sapat,
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      522 2 THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE "^MBSff BHIP C^T^D. 8"^8"^ <IlW€lPOrmUd U EBtU"} REGULAR SERVICE TO MARSEILLES, LONDON, AMSTERDAM, ROTTERDAM, ANTWERP, HAMBURG, AND BREMENGENOA HAVRE "VEBPOOL AND GLASGOW—BOSTONN NEW YORK AND BALf IMORE. v»-EKLY SERVICE-LONDON AND NORTH CONTINENT. LONDON, BOTTERDAM AND BAMBUBG. (Rout, subject to alteration without notice). Due Spore. PEHSEUS via
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      501 2 THE SIAM STEAM NAY. CO., LTD. »»-rpor.t.d I. Si.-) BAN«O' COA^NG SEBVIC Fe, KreUy, Trengganu, KolanUn. Bangnara. Telupin, Patani, Singora, Laeon. Sichon. Bandon, Kohsamui, Langsuan, Chumpon and Bangkok. __<„, p.p.-,,, SUDDHADIB Jun. 2 Jun. 4 VALAYA June 9 June 11 MALINI June 16 June IK Th. .f.m.r. are fitted throughout
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      393 3 DUTCH MAILS N.V. Stoomvaart MaatschappiJ N lSf" N.V. Rotterdamscke Lloyd WEEKLY MAIL and PASSENGER service TO £=L- taik^pto. A _^!l!^ K rf To» B a.. Pr. D. Nederlanden MOO BJU. IvW tn.». Palorran 17,000 B.L. Jon* 6 Chr. Buygana 15.640 S.M.N. Jon. 18 TT J j ;r/ ii o lol
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      1215 3 SHIPPING ANNOUNCEMENTS. dollar stoamship une jm AMERICAN MAIL LINE [IW7«BBSS~THri .^■a^Mb-i^ ROUND-TBE-WORLD SERVICE Fro. SINGAPORE .nd PBNANG ri. COLOMBO. SUEZ, PORT SAID. ALEXANDRIA. NAPLES, GENOA and MARSEILLES to NEW YORK and BOSTON PREB HARRMnN «S te. PRFA HARRISON June 9 June 12 Jun* 14 355 3SS& 2 XcX c ?o
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      331 3 OCEANIC AND ORIENTAL V A VITIATION C(\ NAVIGATION 10., SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. TACOMA ORIENTAL STEAMSHIP CO., TACOMA WASH STATES STEAMSHIP CO kJlrtlUO 0 1 Li/UTIOUU W., PORTLAND ORE lumuani^ uiur, JOINT SCHEMJI* Mltan r. j ni a Ho^t* a- J"'™'^ T S.S. MICHIGAN .ail. from Hong Kong July 8 San
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      271 3 COAL TAR Su PP lied m Various Grades to Sllit all UH"** IFF KIM SOO JLtC ISkllVl 3UU 40, HIGH STREET, SINH APORF ouwftrunD. THE EASTERN STUDIO linoililill UIiIVIW, LEE photographer, <SIN.TIIT.IIP SING Al ORE. ENLARGEMENTS. MIMATCREH. u;irrkr»lMr> j rt n.rjr.ii mt,\i ..a WEDDING «nd OTHER GROI PS INDOOR and
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. DEATH
    50 4 DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. DEATH VOW. Mr. Y«w Nna I'r.n ft I May 27. ll'SO, ;i^ed 66. at hio No. 1, Yow NVan Pan Striit. irill t^iko plmca on Sunday .hine s. 1930, (tartlng at li noon to the Can- burial grounds at Thomson Road. Criandl arc kindly requestod .rolls, music, etc.
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      560 4 SMAII ADVFRTISFMFNT FORH ■Ta^* Ceell Str..*. Ce«U Street. tnsm th* following .mall ad-ertUemem foi _ay» -H 1 I 1 Ik*, ar. a P pro_.m.Uly .eren word, to a line and th.r. i. a flat rat. ,1 s _:nn'n;uPm^f in o•n. Pc d r o.U i r•p t .rOn«n:ertion. I*. additional
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      441 4 MISCELLANEOUS TP-N.TV COLLKGI Examination Record. ■l^X^\^:;^.:]l>^^ Koad. Singapore. CERTIFICATED TEACHER 0? MUSIC has vaca-ciel for nuDii:i Music and Drawing. HomM visU.,,' >U[d:un.. v:l> °«tart Ku:iJ- IW*»fc KAO_S^ "Vl'\l'o<^ to tl!at .l. l n 2?,T.: ™^&»72!2JfcSiJB seen in England. America, Tfce ConUnenl Vjstrall"LAMBS. Ju>t unpa<-l:od a new shipment of lhoe Vil
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      684 4 HOUSES, FLATS, ETC. TO LET, vnenncic. at the Crescent and Meyer Flats, Kalong. Apply Meyer Brothers. „fl t k. c l eoStrSkr1-. ""priva^'Lfe."l^^ !'2O, Straits Times. TO LET Monaco Villa, Holland Road Furnished, elcctr.c light, sanitary installation. Apply Rodyk Davidson. To f,t at 32C Orchard Roa(, TO LET. Nos. 111-113
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      461 4 OFFICES AND GODOWNS LARCE OFFICES TO LET, at 9, De Souza Street. Also 68, Robinson Road suitable for ofl.ee and godown. Apply N. Reuben, 7, De StlCet" OFFICE ACCOMMODATION, Jrd floor new building, Robinson Road. Passenger ltft, mo(icrn .anit.tion, total area 3,600 sq. ft. Apply United Engineers. Limited. App y
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      679 4 SELANGOR TVRF CLUB. SITMMFR IQin PATE MEETING oT Jf" f,, TnLlav Inn* 1A Saturday, May 31, Tuesday, June 3, (H 'M« the KinS' 8 Birthday). c-« 11 _j- 1, r\\. MnnHav <»h Saturday 7th and Monday Stft (Whit Monday) of June 1930. Thre, for each divlBion of Cl-.M. 1, Three
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      533 4 IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE tow" aml "'Ul"r> properties. Mpss"- < h '"n* X""" Sl 'V 'Vs -«toroom, No. 80. Chulia Btreet, on n l.1,n,day. Jull, 4, at UI p.m. v '■'l Valmable I ehold lai lhvi.;l K. 8, Changi Road, MORIf. Af.Ff"? SAf F HIUKHjAOI-l- J SALt ''M's f y „.,.,,,r
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      877 5 IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS SETTLEMENT OF SINGAPORE. Suit No. 231 of 1928. Between Hadji Samxudin Dalng Matara Plaintiff, and 1. Hadji Abdul hareem, 2.1 Mnhamrd Tahir bin Hadji I.ahalidah. t.\ ratimah Binte Hadji Lahalidah, 4. And! Kechaag Abdullah hin Hadji Mohamed Said (An Infant). 6. Abdul
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      676 5 5 |KREYTA[trt(O(jjr V I rawiGToacoll NCrTICE is hereby e iver: that the Trade Mark denicted above is the exclusive property of the CHIAO SHANIi TOBACCO COM PANT of Shanghai, and is used by the Company in connection with cigarettes manufactured by the Company and imported and sold by their Sole
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      389 5 P.W.D. TENDER NOTICE Tenders will be received at the office of the Slate Engineer. Selangor, Kuala Lumpur, up Boon of June 14. l'J3O, for the construction of the followi-iir buildings for a Hospital at Kuala Kubu Bhuru One Administration block. Three- 24 bed wards including baths nnd latrines. One kitchen.
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      444 5 JACK'S RMENCE BOOR For HOME and OFFICE. The Key to Efficiency. 1088 Double-Column Pages. Cloth bound. An encyclopaedia of general information, a medical, legal, social, educational and commercial guide. An English Dictionary. Late Pannell's reference book, new and enlarged edition. MY MOST VALUABLE DESK COMPANION, Sir J. H. Yoxell. Price
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      356 5 4fth^31 til T jOtrv It Ml TIT jr^^' VERITYS LARGE STOCKS HELD BY THE Sole Agents For Malaya §W Bg.H!»A>.?»««Jffl SINGAPORE IPOH KUALA LUMPL'R. APEX ELECTROPHONE -MADE IN CANADA. ***** I lift up my 6njrer and I say "tweet, tweet" (Vocal Fox Trot). Will you be true (Vocal Fox Trot).
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    G.B.S. DISCUSSES MANY TOPICS.
    1159 6 9 Years to Find His Feet. BOOKS, PLAYS, WAR AND THE TALKIES. Mr. George Bernard Shaw, writes J. L. Hw'son >:i a Hra» psptr, who: e genius and great wealth arc commonplaces today the world-over, took nine years to get on his feet and find the
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    POOR AL CAPONE.
    298 6 Misery on £40,000 A Year. Poor Al Capone, the Emperor of Chicago's underworld, is a sad and weary man in spite of the fact that he has proved crime can be made to pay by obtaining an income estimated by the revenue r.uthorities at £40,000 a year.
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    BOYCOTT OF BRITISH GOODS.
    278 6 Mr. Patel's Plans for The Future. Bombay, May 7. I regard the programme of boycott of British goods in general and all foreign cloth in particular, as more important than any other programme of the Congress." Mr. V. J. Patel, ex-President of the Assembly, made this
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    RUBBER RESTRICTION.
    127 6 Further Cessation Of Tapping Suggested. A further extension of the tapping holiday on rubber estates was suggested by Mr. H. J. Welsh at the meeting of the Pubber Plantation Investment Trust recently. If the present holiday in May is .found to be insufficient to raise the price 01!
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    AIR LINES TO THE FAR EAST.
    464 6 Route Surveyed by French Company. To investigate the possibilities of an air service between Marseilles and Saigon (Indo-China) two officials of the Compagnie Air Union Lignes d'Orient arrived at Dura Dum aerodrome on May 6 on their way from Baghdad to Saigon. They were
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    RADIO MERGER.
    178 6 Alarm At Huge American Trust. A huge merger of the Radio Corporation of America, the General Electric Company and the Westinghouse Electric Company, was recently announced in New York. The two last-named concerns already held 25 per cent, of the Radio Corporation ordinary shares. While details are being
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    GERMAN ENGINES.
    183 6 Conservatives Protest In House of Commons. London, May 13. In the House of Commons today, Major George Davies (Conservative) drew attention to th« contract for 1C locomotives recently placed by the Indian Store 1 Department with a German firm, at a price of £85,367. I He declared that
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    VICTIMS OF SOVIET REGIME.
    522 6 Thousands Executed. SLOW TORTURE IN PRISONS. A pamphlet entitled "The Political Prisoners in the Soviet Union," which has been compiled by the Russian Socialist, R. Abrnmovitch, has been published in Berlin under the auspices of the i International Socialist Commissions for the Examination of the Situation
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    OVER-PRODUCTION OF TIN
    263 6 Statistics That Justify Restriction. If any arguments were needed in favour of the restriction of output scheme adopted by the Tin Producers' Association the statistics issued for the month of April, now available, and the price at which the metal is changing hands shouid be more than
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    MEDICINE AND PILLS
    95 6 Doctor Who Has Little Faith In Them. Dr. F. J. Waldo, the City of London Coroner, at an inquest at Southwark remarked. I am a doctor, but 1 have very l'ttle faith in medicine. People do not understand that diseases cannot be cured by rule of thumb,
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      71 6 IF IT IS WORTH ADVERTISING YOU WILL FIND IT IN THE STRAITS TIMES. r Toothsome Tasties We receive regular supplies of SHEEP'S TONGUES, SHEEP'S KIDNEYS, SWEET BREADS, OX KIDNEYS, BRAINS, OX TAILS, TRIPE. Excellent for a Change TRY THEM!! "■The Best by Test." REFRIGERATING Co LTD Orchard Road, Selegie Road,
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      143 6 Elm. T&f Tin '^^a^^^^^ ect* Vfl •S^TaHfc fir t?i p fHLaV 1»1 c< oC MILK -J! MILK with all its nourishing health There* no secret about KLIM. It elements rich in rrcam and all is frc*b milk powdered. It becomes the vitamin-. packed in vacuum tins milk again, «afe and
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      524 7 aLHAMBRl THE THEATRE OF PERFECT SOUND Of Ml REPRODUCTION |fi flfc 9 6.15 p.m. TONIGHT 9.15 p.m. BREAKING "SUNNY SIDE UP" RECORDS THE BRIGHTEST REVUE YET 1&- i^r^^^W&l musical m movietone dented hy wiuiam i^m^w^^^ lIOSITIVKI.V THK LAST PERFORMANCES on Saturday. May .'.I. at :i p.p... UI p.nu anil 9.1.")
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      275 7 \IUVU \\J\L\d\l WM Ul'l \i/,H UWMU WM -W V, \i/MU fiOeQQQQOe OQ_oOJ2O_o®^©_OO_QQ_o\^ mmT^ a^^^B^^B bß^h I W* m a^fl L I B mmmm^^^^^^^r^or^ E ss gi r Unanimously declared by Press and Public to be Malaya's FINEST PICTURE PALACE TONIGHT AT 6.15 AND 9.15 The Idol of Paris, London and
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      202 7 VICTORIA THEATRE From SATURDAY NEXT, MAY 31. Twice daily 6.15 and 9.30 p.m. EXCLUSIVE TO THIS THEATRE. MICKY MOUSE The pet of all the World. THE DONOVAN AFFAIR The greatest of all Mystery Plays*. GAUMONT GRAPHIC. SHOWING ARSENAL V. HULL THE GRAND NATIONAL etc. Booking at LITTLE'S. $2 and $1,
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    THE SILVER LINE.
    737 8 SHIPPING NOTH3 Fast Service to New York From Singapore. The motor-ship Silverpalm, ow of the ni-w llti I I twin-screw to be op' < to Ni'v. *> ork novice o( the Silver Line, Ltd., left Singap >re on I March and accomplished I in 34 days, in
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    MAILS FOR EUROPE
    37 8 By ■aha Sfbtjak Rajputann i. in rl. I rfl Arrd. S'por* l/ondoa Apr. 18 May 10 Apr. M Mav 1G At>r. 2:1 M:iv 17 May .May U'l Apr, SO M'iv M .V:.y M«y Hi
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  • LOCAL STOCK AND SHARE QUOTATIONS.
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        Macphail and Co., Limited.
        97 8 Singapore, May 29. Tin.- Weak. Kintas 1.1.",-1.1'J, Kucl.i.is 1 i:i1.18, Penawat IS-M emU, Malay < oiwote. JI'.L'I iriits, flu Klants 1.13-1.18, KlanR It-SJO, PaUliUi tJO-CM, SMiittei Wayi 8.06-S.U, Uihik i'atts u-2-.'ifi etaU, -:;s cents, KUUnchalli Ami KlUnil ISs. r,,:.-Hs. 4' il.. llonir Konit -!^s. Mi I'anitn^a
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        Rose Macphail & Penman, Ltd.
        128 8 Rose Macphail Penman, Ltd. Singapore, May M. London. Uubbcr fi\d. par 11... Mn A. Kaon prlc« (London Standard i Spot cent) London.- Tin CMS, town Ba. Mininf. Qui-:. Banff! Wavs :!i>, Kuchuis l.l.-l.li'.s ..d.. Kinta Dradgei I.IS1.18, Honic I'atts 10-M c. nts. Malaya Consulf. 2^-i4 ceiiis, Johans cents, Baacei Luas
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      A SOUND STEP.
      284 8 Commercial Arbitration In London. The commercial communities of both countries have reason to be grateful -o the American Chamber of Commerce in London for many valuable MWioM rendered to UM cause of Anglo-American trading amity, -;■> The Financial Times. They are placid still further in its debt
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      PASSENGERS.
      453 8 Thy following aaisaagsts are sailing by :l.< Mantua, which will leave Magayon :lt bjb. tomorrow Mr. and Mrs. W. 11. Wood, Mr. and Mrs. K. 1). Turner, HUs A. J. Stratford. Ur. Q. Stable, Xiaa 11. P. Morris Eyton, Mr. saa Mis. HariUxm, Mr. ar.d Mrs. Biackford, Mr. Guidon,
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      MAILS EXPECTED.
      41 8 From Holland, by Tjerimai, due at Singapore 7 p.m. today. From China and Japan, by Tilawa, due at Singapore 6 a.m. on Saturday. From Europe (London mails despatched rn May 8) by Karmala, due at Penang 4 p.m. today.
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      263 8 EXCHANGE. S:n(ta;iore, May 2.1. On London, Bank 4 m s 2 '3 15 16 Demand :t j Private 3 m. rredit 1/4)4 On New York, demand 50 ig Private 90 d s 571V4 On France, Bank T.T. 1431 On India, Dank T.T. V.4K I vi Hon K Konft Ua::k T.T.
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        MINING.
        497 8 Issue V* 1 p d- Buyers Seller* i'l £1 ASM Kumbang 21 2'! xd. 5-5,- Aycr Hi tain Tin 14 1 14/ji £1 n BaagrU Tin 20 20 9 I 1 Iialar.? 1'udang 0.10 0.14 1 1 Eatu Caves 0.80 0.85 1 1 Rukit Arang 0..1; 0.65 £1 £1
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        GENERAL.
        222 8 Val. yd. Buyers Sellers 2 2 Alex. Brick Prefs. 2 30 2.40 I 2 Alts. Biiok Urds. J.00 3.10 II £1 Brit. Am. Tobacco 6.10.0 6.16.0 1 1 Central Engine (MO 0.50 nom. t 1 Cycle and Carriage 0.40 0.4.'> nom. Ids. 10s. Duff Development 4 G 6.6 6
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        DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
        102 8 I Singapore Cold Storage 7 p.e. deb. of I<J26 red. 1931-36 102 106 ci. Singapore Municipal 5 p.c. of IWOI red. 1930 $1,878,000 par. 6% prein. Singapore Municipal 4V4 p.c. of IUO7 red. 1947 $1,600,000 95 par Singapore Municipal 4' 3 p.c. of 1909 red. 1955 $1,000,000
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        RUBBER SHARES.
        379 8 Frascr and Co. and Ly all and Evalt's quotations. Today'i Prices Fritter Lyull 1 Co. Evatt Allcnby ($1) 1.40 1.50 l.r.u 1.60 Alor Uajah (fl) 1.20 1.30 tM 1.30 A. Hitam (Hi 2.uU 2.60 2.00 2.40 -V. Kumng (Jl) 0.30 0.40 0.30 0.40 V. Malay »2 > 2.00
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      GORDON (MALAYA) RUBBER.
      1180 8 Contribution to Larger Crop. The seventh annual general meeting of Gordon I Malaya I Rubber Estates, Ltd., wa:< held on Apirl 28 in London, Sir Francis Voules, C.B.K. (the chairman), presiding. The secretary (Mr. W. B. Guuld having road the notice convening the meeting ami the auditors'
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      EXCHANGES.
      74 8 Runny. May 28. Foreign exchanges art Amsterdam ll'.OS'.i. Athens 375, Bombay Is. S 25-32 d., lit Urn MJM, Brussels 34.826, Bucharest 81K. Rio 5 27-32, Buenos Aires 43%, Copenhagen 1.M6. Geneva 25.115, Hclsinrfors VXi\, hon* Kong Is. 4-\d.. Lisbon 108.25, Madrid 30.805. Milan 92.82, New York 4.86 1-16. Oslo
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    SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE.
    230 8 Today. Upper Bants, North an,l Bast ladls i Tairca i p.m. Southern and Western India il'.nlinu! :l p.m. Selat Pandjang, liongkalis, tiiak, Pakan Baroe and Pajakombo (Toboalil I in. Jr.va, Booth-Watt Sumalra, KnuthEast Borne,.. Celebes, Moh)( and Timor Dilly (TJ>rimaiJ r, p.m. Tomorrow. Great Britain, Ireland, Europe,
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    SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD.
    264 8 Tharaday, Mi Ships alongtide the Wharvea or expected tv arrive. KEPFEL HARBOUR. Main Wharf Hopper J. J. II. Kijanz, Unit, Sultan Van Koeli i. Oil Wharf Nil. Coal Wharf Patrol, UH|*. VESSELS IN DKY DOCKS. Tfnlong Pagar. Albeit Duel. D.irv. 1. Victoria Dock Nil. j Keppcl Harbour.
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    VOLUNTEER DRILLS. '
    122 8 VOLUNTEER DRILLS. Programme of drills up to and for weefc ending June 1 Thursday, May 2'J, MS p.m.. Drill Mull. No. 4 Platoon "A" i.M.c.i SO Yard* Range; tji p.m., Dril! Hall, "B" (Kagllth) Co.. Drill Parade. Friday, May SO, 5.1S p.m.. Drill Hall, "A(M.(;.i Co., Practice King's Birth<iay 1.16
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      280 8 iitton !♦■♦< MH>UMntn<tn«n»iM><M<nnnii«in«n« MALAYAN METEOROLOGICAL SERVICE. Daily Weather Report. Bright Wind. Station Temperature Rain- Sun- Relative Direc- Speed. Weather. Max. Mill. rail, shine. I Humidity tion. Alor Star 90 74 Nil 9.9 fi SE 2 Fine Kotn Hhuru 01 7tf Nil 9.3 M SW 2 Cloudy K.Trcn^anu !>0 71 Nil
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      199 8 ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE WEEK. Tliumday. May 2». U. W. 11.24 a.m.. 8 ft. 3 in., 10.37 p.m., 0 ft. S in. Mail from Australia dm 1 p.m. Outward mail due at PfMtlg ut 4 p.m. Friday. May 30. H. W. 12.10 p.m., 8 ft. 2 in., ll.ir. p.m., 9 ft.
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    AROUND THE MARKETS.
    756 9 AROUND THE MARKETS. Further Decline in Both Commodities. HEAVY MAY RUBBER SHIPMENTS. (From Our Financial Correspondent.) Singapore, Thursday, 11 a.m. Today's Prices Rubber, 22'/i cents per lb. Tin. 150 tons at $71% per picul. Yesterday's Prices Kubber, London 6^d. per lb.. down '»d. New York W/ 4 rts., per lb..
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    CYCLES & MOTOR CYCLES.
    104 9 CYCLES MOTOR CYCLES. The extension of the world-wide business toptmlw has now been sufficient also to include the British cycle and motor-cycle industry, and returns for the first quarter of I'J3U indicute a slowing down in overseas consumption, says British Industries. As against this, there is to be noted an
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      AMERICA'S CHIEF INDUSTRY.
      592 9 Motor-Car Construction Most Important. (By W. J. McAneeny, President, Hudson, Motor-car Company.) The annual Automobile shows displaying complete lines and remarkable advances in design and construction are usually the opening Kuns of prosperity's new year. They will be so again this year. These 1930 shows will demonstrate
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      WEEKLY SHARE REPORT.
      386 9 General Complaint of Business Paucity. Mt-ssr.j. Fraser and Co., under date of May 27, report as follows Paucity of business was again a general complaint in the share market throughout the week and gloomy conditions have prevailed in both the tin and rubber sections. Sentiment as regards
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      CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
      55 9 I Tone of Market Steady. Latest Cable London Spot Sheet 6%d. per lb. New York Spot Sheet G. cents 18% per lb. R.S.S. equal to London Standard Standard R.S.S. on Tender Spot June July July-Sept. Oct.-Dec. 23*t 23% 25 K 22*. 28H 24 24% 25H
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      KAPAR PARA RUBBER ESTATES.
      711 9 The Possibilities Of Budgrafting. The twenty-fourth annual ordinary general meeting of the Kupar l'arn Rubber Estates Company, Ltd., was held on April 29 at the London Chamber of Commerce, Oxford Court, London, E.C., Mr. A. A. Baumann (the chairman of the company) presiding. The chairman said:
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      HEAWOOD TIN AND RUBBER.
      442 9 Annual Report by The Directors. The directors of the Heawood Tin nnd Rubber Estate, Ltd., submit (heir twentieth annual report and accounts, duly audited, for the year ended Dec. 31, 1929. The accounts show a profit of £12,8G2. After paying the final dividend for the year
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      THE SINGAPORE AUCTION.
      143 9 The Singapore Chamber of Commerce Kubber Association held its 969 th auction on May 28, when there was catalogued 1,769,304 lb. or 789.8" tons; offered 1.R2R.R69 lb. or C 52.53 tons sold 1.281,387 lb. or 572.05 tons. Spot. London 6 r sd. New York 13 r cts.
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      MALAYA PUBLISHING HOUSE.
      365 9 Satisfactory Report For Year. The annual meeting of the Malaya Publishing House, Ltd., was heid yesterday, at the company's offices in Singapore. Mr. F. C. Sands was in the raair, and there were also present Mr. K. Keating, the Rev. J. F. Peat, Mr. L. C. U
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    STERLING RUBBER SHARE PRICES
    605 9 LONDON EXCHANGE PRICE APRIL 30. Abaco (£1) IK; Allagar (2,) 1.11 AngloMalay (£1) 16.; Ayer Kuning (£1) r *x; Cahru (Sel.) (2 i 4 I; Bakap U'D Mi Ua"tcng (£1) 516; liatang Consolidated (2/) 1/2; Batu Caves (£1) 13. 16 x; Batu Tiga (£1) 1/5/16; Bekoh
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    HOME TRADE REVIEW.
    1698 9 Gliding Down The Slippery Slope." LABOUR'S FATAL SOCIAL SERVICES. (Bj A. W. SUU.) London, Apr. M. Disapproval of Mr. Snowden's budget shows no signs of diminishing. He has raised the amount to be extracted froir the country to £876,280,000, an increase of £46,600,000, and has claimed that
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    The Straits Times SINGAPORE, THURSDAY. MAY 29, 1930. FILTH.
    969 10 The Straits Times SINGAPORE, THURSDAY. MAY 29, 1930. FILTH. Nearly two years ago Dr. P. S. Hunter, the Municipal Health Officer, prepared a Memorandum fo;- the information of the Muni- ipal Commissioners on the question I of the f rush milk supply in Singapore. Dr. Hunter's opening paragraph read Once
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
    482 10 Mr. C. Smith, of the Malayan Forest Service, is appointed acting Conservator of Forests, Johore. Mr. E. N. W. Oliver, the weli-known Selangor tennis player, is sailing for Home by the Mantua tomorrow. Mr. S. S. Van Sitteren has arrived in Kuala Lumpur to take over management
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    BIRTH OF PILOTLESS PLANES.
    2461 10 Other Triumphs of Their Inventor. Today we publish the first of a series of article they will appear In the Straits Times every Thursday and Friday which are to form chapters in a book by II. H. Tiltman and T. C. IlridRes. The book. Master Minds
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    NOTES OF THE DAY.
    718 10 CHEAPER SEA TRAVEL. With commendable enterprise, the Blun Funnel Line announces the inauguration of return trips to Malaya from Kngland i during the winter months at specially reduced fares. It will Ic possible for anyone to sail on the Patroclus on Dec. I 6, arrive at
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    39 10 Under the heading of Malaya Migration Statistics, the Department of Statistic^ now gives the arrivals and departures by air. It is notified that during the month of April 14 passengers arrived from the Dutch East Indies and 16 left.
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    UNEMPLOYMENT DEBATE: MR. J.H. THOMAS SAVED AGAIN.
    545 11 SAFEGUARDING AS THE REMEDY. Mr. Baldwin's Motion In Commons. CHEAP GOODS. British Market a Dumping Ground. London, May 20. The BmM of Commons, hy 270 to 241, rejected Mr. Baldwin's motion to reduce the salary of the Lord I'nvy Baal, Mr. J. H.
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    EUROPEAN ARRESTED
    77 11 Breach of Trust Charge In Johore. A European named S. Palk, d'scribed H a plantor frum Johore. was arrested yesterday afternoon by the local Detective Department on a provisional wari: nt from JohotC where hn is alleged to hnvr oemraitted criminm] li.cach of trust. After beinir n nested
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    GRAF ZEPPELIN'S FLIGHT.
    42 11 Difficult Trip Over Uncharted Territories. IV: nambuco. May 28. With nineteen jiassenpt'rs on boanl Um Gntf Zeppelin left here yesterday for diffienH Might over uncharted territories In Huvana, from whero she will (ly to I.uki-huist. New Jersey. Ti 0<—
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    EXPELLED FROM RUSSIA.
    50 11 Director Who Stiiycd to WindUp Lena (ioldficlds. •\v. May 2H. The kUm director of Um Lena Goldfteida, Mr. Cunningham, who had remained i'l Kiissin for the ■.vindirif: up of thr HiTaii-s of iiu- company, hai been t>HI«l Um lathorltit The aompany i- now pasLip;; inl miMgimiflt. Tranj-Orcan.
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    ARRIVES UNHURT AFTER CRASH.
    111 11 Miss Amy Johnson At Brisbane. Sydney, May 28. A Reuter cable from Brisbane, leceived M we go to press, states that Miss Amy Johnson had arrived there unhurt after a crash. No details of the accident are given. The only previous message received wa« the following
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    THE KING'S HEALTH.
    72 11 Definite Improvement Reported. Rugby, May 28. A definite improvement is reported tooay in the condition of the King who ir, suffering from painful, though localised, lheumatism of the right hip. His Majesty is receiving massage treatment under the direction of his physician. Lord Dawson of Penn. It
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    BRADFORD TROUBLES.
    147 11 Street Fighting Follows Wool Dispute. London, May 28. There was an ugly development of the Yorkshire wool wages dispute when a crowd of ",000, following a Communist meeting, rushed the Bradford Town Hall last night and attempted to rescu-s seven pirrons who were arrested earlier, folicv.ir.p i iotinjr
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    ITALY'S NAVY. Estimates Adopted By Chamber
    68 11 ITALY'S NAVY. Estimates Adopted By Chamber Chamber. Rome, May 28. The Chamber adopted the naval estimates totalling 1,476,000,000 lire. This is 244,000,000 lire over last year's, owrncr to increased pay and the spending of 192.000,000 on reconstruction work. The sum of 600,000,000 is now set aside for new construction in
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    REINHARDT'S DAY.
    76 11 25 Years of Theatrical Management. Berlin, May 28. Literary and theatrical circles throughout Germany are celebrating the 25th anniversary of Max Reinhardt's assumption of the management of the Deutsches Theatre. The world-famous producer brought many new stars and plays to the German theatre and later had his own
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    BETTING DISPUTE.
    50 11 Case Taken to Court In Bangkok. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Bangkok, May 29. Action has been filed against D. A. IVstnnji in connection with the alleged cumulative bet on seven events in the first day of the recent race msetinp. The matter will come before the court today.
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    CHELMSFORD PICKED UP.
    36 11 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, May 29. Dr. ("hniiK Tok Nam, a local wireless enthusiast, using a three-valve McMichael < BBK rc-ial set, picked up a wireless taJk broadcast from Chclmsford on Empire Day.
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    22 11 H.K. Sir Cecil Clementi, accompanied by thr Hon. Dr. A. L. Hoops, paid a visit this morning to St. John':, quarantine tattoo.
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    TRADE UNIONISTS AND EMPIRE.
    295 11 Divided Opinions. CONTROVERSY OVER REPORT. London, May 28. The report of the economic committee of the Trade Union Congress was privately considered by the general council today. A resolution was passed expressing indignation at the publication of a private and confidential report, and repudiating the interpretation
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    " CRUCIAL CRISES OF THE GREAT WAR."
    134 11 CRUCIAL CRISES OF THE GREAT WAR." Mr. W. Churchill's New Book A First Instalment. The Straits Times has secured the exclusive right of serial publication in this part of the world of Mr. Winston Churchill's new book "The Crucial Crises of the Great War." The first instalment— which will appear
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    A REFERENDUM.
    68 11 Amending Constitution In Australia. Canberra, May 28. By 22 votes to seven, the Senate rejected the Government's proposals to amend the constitution, and it has now to be decided by means of a referendum. The Government intimated recently that if the Senate obstructed Government business the latter would
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    BRITAIN AND GERMANY.
    51 11 New Ambassador Appointed To London. Berlin, May.2B. It is learned that the British Government has agreed to the appointment of Baron von Neurath as Ambassador to London in succession to Dr. Sthamer, who is retiring this autumn. Baron von Neurath has been Ambassador to Italy since 1926.
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    THE C.E.R. CONFERENCE.
    30 11 The Sino-Sovict Conference, to settle outstanding differences in connection with the Ch'.ncse Eastern Railway, is now expected to open in Moscow on June 15. Sin Kuo Mm.
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    RIOTERS FIRED ON IN RANGOON.
    169 11 Two Indians Killed. ALL REPORTED QUIET IN BOMBAY. Rangoon, May 28. The military and police were compelled to fire this evening on a party of Indian Moslems who held up a tramcar, assaulted Burman passengers and stoned the military and police when the latter appeared.
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    CURACAO COUP.
    114 11 Dutch Commander Before Court Martial. The Hague, May 28. Captain Borren, the former commander at Curacao was sent for trial at a general court martial charged with culpable negligence in allowing 500 Venezuelans under the revolutionary general Urbina to enter Willemstad in June last year and undetected seize
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    PRINCE OF WALES.
    93 11 Flies to His Estates In Cornwall. Rugby. May 28. The Prince of Wales, who is an experienced airman and makes frequent use of his private Moth aeroplane for journeys in Enpland, flew today to visit his estates in Cornwall and Devon. On arrival at Okehampton the Prince
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    RIOTING IN SPAIN.
    79 11 Violent Anti-Monarchist Demonstration. Madrid, May 28. Riots followed the San Sebastian business men's demonstration in favour of the rt authorisation of gambling 1 which was banned under the dictatorship. It is complained that the ban on gambling is causing the popularity of this seaside resort steadily to
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    THE CALCUTTA SWEEP
    80 11 Closed with Total of 12 Million Rupees. (Frcm Our Own Correspondent.) Calcutta, May 28. The Calcutta Turf Club sweep has clc.sed with a total of Rupees 12,000,000 (120 lakhs) which is Rupees 300,000 less than last year's tctal. There will be three tickets drawn for the first
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    NEWSPAPER SUSPENDED.
    105 11 Government Objected to Article On Japan. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, May 29. A well-known Penang Chinese daily newspaper, the Kwonsr Wan Yit Poh, ceased publication yesterday on orders received from the Government. It is understood that the Government objected to an article in a recent issue on
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    BANK SALARIES SCARE.
    182 11 Reductions Being Considered. Strong rumours were current in Singapore this morning that wholesale reductions in the salaries of certain sections of the staffs of banks were to take place on June 1. From various inquiries made it was ascertained that one bank is examining the possibility of
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    VICEROY'S POLICY.
    272 11 House of Lords Debate On India. Rugby, May 28. In the House of Lords, Lord Peel called for a statement on the situation in India. The fullest support should, he said, be given to the Government of India to crush and end the disorders which seimed to be
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    BY-ELECTION.
    126 11 Conservative Success At Nottingham. Rugby, May 28. The result of the Nottingham by-elec-t.ion to fill the vacancy caused by the retirement of the Conservative member was declared today as follows Mr. T. J. O'Connor, Conservative, 14,946 Mr. A. E. Waterson, Labour, 7,023 Capt. R. C. Berkeley, Liberal, 4,648. One
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    ADMIRAL KATO.
    31 11 Rumours of Resignation Denied. Tokio, May 28. Admiral Kato has not resigned, rumours to the contrary notwithstanding. Should his resignation occur the Naval Treaty would not be affected. Reuter.
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    SIBERIAN REVOLT.
    45 11 Anti-Communist Movement Spreading. Peking, May 28. A foreign report from Harbin alleges that the Anti-Communist movement is spreading rapidly in a!l parts of Siberia. The Mohammedans on the East Volga and in Western Siberia have declared a Holy War against Mie Soviet. Router.
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    THE HIGHEST YET.
    32 11 Chrysler Building Opened In New York. New York, May 28. Th« seventy-eight storied Chrysler I.'uilding, claimed to be the world's highest structure at 1,030 ice*,, v,ms opened y-s+erfay. Reutar.
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    YELLOW RIVER CROSSED.
    777 11 Invasion of Shantung Begins. CHECK TO NANKING. Heavy Losses on The Lunghai Front. Shanghai, May 28. The news from the battle fronts today is still Hisquietingly vague and disjointed. It now emerges, however, that the fighting on the Lunghai Railway front has bicn very severe, that both
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      66 11 TODAY'S FEATURES. Page i Birth of Pilotless Planes, by 11. H. Tiltman and T. C. Bridges 10 I Charge Apa inst a Secretary 17 Chinese Will Case 12 Home Trade Reviewed by A. W. Still 9 Thr Fight Against Malaria 17 Ponsford Scores Double Century 13 Latest Derby Probable Starters
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    CHINESE WILL CASE.
    1627 12 Interesting Disclosures. DEATH OF DEFENDANT ALLEGED. The hearing was continued in the Supreme Court ytm t*i i day, before Mr Justice Stevens, of the Chinese will case in connection with the estate of Vong Swce Tony, who left considerable property in China. The plaintiff, Vong Man Nun
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    VICTORIA THEATRE.
    188 12 Thrills and Laughs in Talkie Programme. Those in search of thrills will fiiu' them present in the Victoria Theatre's itar feature "The Donovan Affair" which was screened privately last night. While lack of introduction makes the earlier purt of the film a little difficult to follow, the subsequent
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    ASSAULT PROVOKED
    172 12 Light Sentence Given Tamil. (Proa Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, May 29. The remarkable feature of a police court case yesterday, in which a Tamil named Kiishnasamy was charged with prrievcni hurt and pleaded provocation on finding his wife in compromising circumstances with th« occupant of a neighbouring
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    A PEKING COMEDY.
    264 12 The Dog, The Cat and The Neighbours. This ancient capital, states a message from Peking, has provided a new angle on the old triangle of a_ dog, a cat, and a pair of quarrelling neighbours. A gentleman nanied Wang had a cat he prized highly. A widow
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    ANCIENT TOMB.
    201 12 Thousand-Year-Old Relic At Shiukwan. An ancient tomb said to be more than 1,000 years old was recently brought to li^ht at Shiukwan. Some time ago, ihc authorities ordered that the tombs at Autoutam, on the eastern outskirts of the city, be removed so as to make way for
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    BILLETS FOR GENERALS
    235 12 Popularity Of Mission Houses. American and British missionaries are coming into Peking from all the Northern provinces as civil war extends to the towns in which they are stationed and armies confiscate their property, siatcs a message from the ancient Chinese capital. The number of ■tuiwry rtl'us^e?
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    ANCIENT EGYPT
    144 12 Relics of Third Dynasty Found. Mr. Selim Hassan, the Egyptian excavator, who has been discing on bch'.l; of the Egyptian University near the Cairo Pyramid, is repented to have found further objert.; of value at the sepulchre of Ra Wer, a prince and high priest of the Third
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    62 12 The death ef Mr. Goh Say Chuan, of the staff of Messrs. Eow Thoon and Co. and Chip Hin Rubber Factory, took place at 21, Muntri Street, Penang. on Tuesday morning. Deceased was the youngest 1 rother of Mrs. I.im Eow Thoon. He •narriod a sister nf Messrs. Oh Chin
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    PLANS FOR ATLANTIC AIR SERVICE.
    336 12 Germany Building Fleet Of Zeppelins. Fa; -reaching plans are under consideration by the Hamburg-Amerika Line for •he development of trans-Atlantic air routes by a fleet of giant Zeppelin dirigibles. Dr. Kiep, a director of the Line, has stated that a new airship, which will be
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    UNSEAWORTHY SLOOP.
    164 12 Fifteen- Y«ar-01d Warship Condemned. K.M.S. Crocus, one of the sloops attached to the East Indies station, has been condemned as unseaworthy, and was paid off at Bombay. Her place will be taken by H.M.S. Folkestone, which will be completed in July. K.M.S Crocus is one of the many
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    NEXT YEAR'S CENSUS.
    135 12 Old Practice Likely To Be Abandoned. The Ministry of Health and the Registrar-General's Department have been closely considering the arrangements for next year's Census, and it is almost certain that the ancient practice cf taking the enumeration on a Sunday tvening will be abandoned. The census may
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    THE SPOILS OF DEFEAT.
    121 12 Marshal Yen Preparing His "Get-away."? Nankin?, May 23. Business firms will not accept bank notes, military notes and bonds issuecf by Yen Shi-shan, who is stated to have issued Shansi bank notes to the face value of mere than $60,000,000. According to a mandate, Yen Shi-shan
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    JAPAN AND SOVIET.
    63 12 Indemnity for Victims Of Air Raid. Tokio, May 28. It is reported from Manchuli that an agreement has been signed between the Japanese and Soviet Consuls stipulating that the Soviet shall pay yen 21,500 as indemnity to the Japanese victims of the air raid :>t Manchuli last
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    LIGHT AEROPLANES.
    259 12 Limiting the Power Of Engines. The advisability of limiting the power of light aeroplane engines, in order to check the gradual incrca.es that have taken place during recent years, is being discussed by flying club members and private owners in Great Britain. The recent incieases in the cost
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    BRITAIN'S DEBTORS
    163 12 Hllire InCOtTie FrOltl Foreign 6 o Investments. Great Britain has still by far the largest net income of any nation from foreign investments, according to a memorandum en international trade and balances of payments just published by the League of Nations. Her net leceipts on account of interest
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    28 12 It is notified that The Ipohi Chinese- Womens Athletic Association has be«n registered within the township of Ipoh, in accordance with an orde>r of the Resident of Perak.
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    52 12 I A civil engineer in Vienna succeeded in picking up the simultaneous speech and television transmissions from Brookman's Tark, London, recently. He says that his apparatus is a fairly simple one. So far as is known, this is the first time thr.t ihc- i transmissions have boon successfully j.ic-K-ed up
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    MURDER TRIAL AT ASSIZES.
    513 12 Doctrine of Common Intention. Fo- the put throe days th?. Chief us ■tiro (Kir Willium Muiison) anil a pecial jury ha\o l>een engaged at the liciiea hearing the trial of three Chine, who in allowed to have taken part n an armed robbery at the junction
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    34 12 and civil law; 38 applications were r<ir!seei. A contract that there should be no (h;ldren was held by the Rota to constitate a reason for the annulment of a Thc..e were several such cases.
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    50 12 The Police Band will play the following jntcramme at Katong Park on Friday, at 5.15 :—March, Under the Bannerol rreodem. Nowowieski; Overture, The Magic Flute. Mozart; Selection from Crppelia, Delibes; Selection, Katja the Dancer, Gilbert; Serenade. Fiora di Levant, lasciiia; Tho Whispering of tho Flowers, Mm The Saucy \V::ltz. Sv.ayne.
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      DIOLITE AS DERBY FAVOURITE.
      116 13 Probable Starters And Betting. London, May 28. The following 23 horses have accepted for the Derby, and comprise the probable field Trews (R. Dick). Sponger (R. Perry man). Silver Flare (Elliott). Sea Rover (J. Brennan). Caerlecn (Weston). Bellyferis (Canty). Caitello Grand Salute (Gordon Richards). Lansdowne Diolite
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      SPLENDID FIGHT BY TOLLEY.
      550 13 Jones Wins at The Nineteenth. London, May 28. Play in the amateur championship was continued at St. Andrews today. The griatest feature of the (lay's play was the defeat of Cyril Tolley by R. T. ("Bobby") Jones at the ll»th in the iourth round. Results in
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    OXFORD BOWLING TROUNCED.
    300 13 Big Australian Score. WILL BRADMAN EQUAL "W.G.V RECORD? (Fl«B <!m Own Correspondent) London. May 28. Tin- A-- 'ralians mot Oxford University Oxford today in brilliant sunshine. Oxford tormd Mrt their strongest si.lc. iaclndint I. A. R. Peebles, who is a popular candidate for the Test matches. The
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    ROWING REGATTA.
    231 13 Pn.^ramme of Saturday's Races. The programme for the Royal Singa- ore V'aeht Club rowing regatta on Saturday, will be as follows 1.4(1.—Kodesse Cup. ■I.■».">.—Nutt-Beresford Cup. :,.10.—Srratch Fours. The competitors will be as follows tse Cup.—J. C. H. Beth. A. .1 roft, K. G. A. Dohoo, K. Phelps. J.
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    GIRL'S CRICKET RECORD.
    54 13 What is believed to be a record for girls' cricket was set up during last seaion, ulien Miss Tamsett, playing for Kenmore Club, Goulborn. says a messag? from Sydney, aggregated 1,009 runs, mii luiiinT one century, for ;°n average of 05.8, and took 1">1 wickets for an
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    CHAMPIONS BEATEN.
    78 13 Mixed Doubles Final In Paris. Paris, May 28. In the final of the mixed doubles of the hard court championships, W. T. Tilden and Fraulcin Aussem beat Cochet and Mrs. Whittingstall (formerly Miss Eileen Bennett). G— C— 4. The winners, who were partners on the Riviera throughout the
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    CLARKE CUP.
    133 13 Rest Side Selected to Meet Europeans. The following have been selected to represent The P.est in the annual Clarke Cu)> cric-Uet match against the Europeans, which starts on Saturday, and will be continued on Sunday and Tuesday next T. Leijssius. H. R. Bartels, H. N. Balhetehet and D.
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    FRENCH EXPULSION.
    104 13 Sequel to Rough Play in Match With Wales. The French Rugby forward, A. Bioussa, lies bc«n expelled by the Central Comm; .;ti.e of the French Rugby Federation fr< m the French team. His expulsion is the sequel to the game octween Wales and Fiance at Colombes m Easter
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    MIDLAND BOXER SAILS.
    103 13 Len Tiger Smith Off To South Africa. Len "Tijrer" Smith, the Midland featherweight champion, has kit for South Africa, sailing from Southampton on the Union Castle liner Arundel. Several matches have already be-»n made for Smith, the first of these being at Johannesburg towards the \.nd of
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    GELDINGS PROHIBITED.
    118 13 South African Jockey Club Decision. The decision of the Soutli African Jockey Club to prohibit the importation of geldings for racing purposes is not expected to affect English breeders much. The South African market is not an extensive one, and according to the Stud Book, only two hundred
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    SHAMROCK V.
    78 13 Beaten in Non-Handicap Race. London, May 28. Sir Thomas Lipton's challenger Shamrock V, her handicap being waived after five victories, raced for the first time from scratch in the Royal Thames Yacht Club's regatta at Ryde, and was beaten by Mr. A. A. Paton's Lulworth by 14 seconds.
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    211 13 Make It a Gay and Great Adventure." A vigorous attack on the Championship table complex" in county cricket was made by B. H. Lyon, the Gloucestershire captain, at the club dinner at Bristol. "We think in terms of points to be won or lost, and not in terms
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    SPORTING FIXTURES.
    243 13 Thursday, May 29 Football S.A.F.A. 1st Div. R.A.F. v». Malays,,A.R. Stadium; 2nd Div.: M.P.H. vi. G.h.C. A-P.C. Reserves Div. S.C.C. vs. R.A., S.C.C Friday. May 3* S.A.F.A. 1st Di». R.A. vs. S.C.C, A.R. Stadium. Saturday, May 31 R.S.Y.C. Rowing Regatta, 4.20 p.m. S.A.F.A. 1« Div. Welch vj. S.C.F.A.,
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    FULL POINTS FOR ENGINEERS.
    670 13 Single Goal Defeat Of S.R.C. R.E. 1 S.R.C. 0. Only a few spectators turned up at the Ansan Road Stadium yesterday aiternoon, when the Royal Engineers just managed to win by a solitary goal against the S.R.C. in a First Division match. Play was slow and
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    ETCETERAS IN FORM.
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    86 13 Wilcoxson Shield Competition! Result. The 120 yds. free style swimming race for the Wilcoxson Shield was held at the V.M.C.A. IPOOI, Fort Canning, and re-1 <ulted as follows :—l, Tan Wee Chwee (1 mm. 24 4/6 sees) 2, Chua Swee Teck j (1 mm. 31 1/5 sees.) 3, Lim
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    212 13 Chance of Meeting Corpl Schwartz. Bud Wal!ey is continuing his run of success in America, and last month defeated Joe Siclari in a six-round contest in New York. Mr. Nai Kim Lim, Bud Walley's manager, writing to the Straits Times, says Bud has certainly made a sensation
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    LOCAL GOLF.
    101 13 Garrison Club Mixed Foursomes. Fourteen cards were taken out for the mixed foursomes at the Garrison Golf Club. The best returned were Mrs.. C. O. J. Young and Major G. J. V. Shepherd 46 9 37 Mr. ar.d Mrs. J. I. Miller 44 6>i 37' i Singapore G.C.
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    LARGER WICKETS.
    131 13 N.S.W. Recommends Adoption In Sheffield Shield Games. A move towards the adoption of the large wickets in Australia has been madeby the New South Wales Cricket Association, which has approved of the recom mendation of its executive committee tc the effect that other States should be requested to
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    92 13 Tanglin Club Tournament. Yesterday's results Godown Doubles Commercial Union Assurance beat Bouttead and Co., 6 2, G 1. Mixed Doubles Handicap Mrs. Taylor and Scott beat Mrs. Donnelly and Burke, 6— 1, 3—6, 7—5. TOMORROW'S TIE. Men's Doubles Handicap Final Swiiuhatt and Taylor vs. A. D. Anderson and Wise.
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    63 13 Maxie Rosenbloom, the New York Ifjfht 'heavy-weight,, outpointed 'I-arry Johnston, a hard hitting Chicago negro, in a ten round return bout in New York in mail week. Ernest Harper (Hallar.ishire) finished second in the annual Swedish erssacountry race at Stockholm. His time for twice round a
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    863 17 Misappropriation. COUNSEL COMPLAINS OF A WITNESS. The former sjiietaiy of He Chins 1 I. -I :inil Co., Ltd., was severely utiimIhwI by <l< f< mlinjr counsel lay whi n the case against Chua Ann t .•Kinatrer of the jewellery auction department, who is charjrrJ v.ith criminal mil
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    244 17 National Treasure Offered For Sale. tforh excitement has been caused in I!i r I in I'.v the discovery that one of Adolf Mcn/.cl's most famous historical paintings is being offered for sale in the catalogue of an Amsterdam art dealer named Goudstikkcr. There can be no doubt
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    109 17 Two Arrests Follow Selangor Tragedy. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, May 28. Two arrests have been made by the Kkmg police in connection with the findirtr (m May 14 on the railway line, at Connapffht Bridge junction, of a headless > ody, now definitely identified as that
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    441 17 Employee Who Absconded To India. After a protracted hearing extending ever several months, the case in which Amaradin, an Indian Mohammedan, was charged with criminal breach of trust in ••< of monies entrusted to him by Indian labourers employed at the Military Base at Changi, was
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    268 17 Picture That May Cause Storm at Academy. A painting of an ice skating carnival showing the Prince of Wales in the f<Jreground sitting at a dining table with an uncorked bottle of champagne at his elbow, has aroused criticism. It is the work of Mr. Howard Robinson,
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    100 17 Death Of Mrs. Diana Newlove. The death took place ut Withernseu, Yorkshire, recently, of Mrs. Diana Newlove, aged 76, who with her husband, Captain William Newlove, and her son and daughter, were the first British subjects interned in Germany. The captain's ship, the Winterton, was then at
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    348 17 Lord Darling On Libel And Slander. I.or.l Darling spoke on "Defamation" at the quarterly general meeting of the London Head Teachers' Association at the Church House, Westminster. He R3id :t had lonfj been recognised that people had not only a right to their lives, but that they
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    LOCARNO PEN MISSING.
    87 17 Souvenir Of Famous Pact Disappears. It has come to li^Kt that the golden fountain-pen with which the Locarno Pact was signed is missing. The pen, with other souvenirs, was sent by the municipality of Locarno to Th? Hague for the Peace Exhibition which was recently held by
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    MANDARIN SCHOOL.
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    250 17 Three Years for Selantfor House-breaker. (Fran ('in- Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, May Six previous convictions wen udmitt—1 liy a (rhtnaan who was ■entcaeed by Mr. ■lattice Ptrm Manby at the Selangor Acsizei this afternoon to three you ii;rorous imprisonment on a charg* house-breakinjr. The story told by
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