The Straits Times, 3 July 1933

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    40 1 The Straits Times [ESTABLISHED NEARLY A CKNTVRY.] THE LARGEST AISD MOST INFLUENTIAL NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA. 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE. MONDjJL Jl LY 4 3. f»33. PRICE 10 CENTS The Straits Times 2, I'AGES. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JULY 3, 19.53. PK1CE 10 CENTS.
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      344 1 SINGAPORE: 78, CECIL ST. ('PHONE 5151). 'tuL^wr^fi&YS'i '/v'lL YOU CAN AFFORD KnU The i/Ar.TPir L ALL BRITISH L REFRIGERATOR ■\ou can afford the pleasure and convenience of always having Cold jl I(1(>I (1(> 'nbes, and other daintios, ready Bfr A VAC-TRIC All British Refrigerator costs but a dollar a day
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      137 1 KUALA LUMPUR: 27, JAVA ST. (PHONE 2683). Suttons Seeds Orew your own delicious Vegetables and beautiful Flowers from the World's SPECIALLY PACKED M Beit Seedl T0 WITHSTAND M H^ fc^*. Varieties f "suitable TROPICAL lmm~l BK for all countries PIIUITrc lygj Saj 2 [P. and j climates. climates w^ hß^^L^wl^
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      529 2 P. 0., BRITISH IND! AND APCAR Urn. (Incorporated ia England. l MAIL, PASSENGER V ND CARGO SERVICES. PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL S.N. CO UNDER CONTRACT WITH 111^ MAJKSTY'S GOVERNMENT. LONDON AND FAR EAST MAIL iEEVICE. OUTWARD KROM LONDON KOR CHINA AND JAPAN. ■'onir.gi Due Spire. ■(BANGALORE i-oo July I RANPURA I"-
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      685 2 SHIPPING ANNOUNCEMENTS. nWpo n^ts^nSishTT TO LONDON. Naples. Marseilles, London, Antwerp Rottrrdam and 'lidclieshrnuxh. Vessel-.. r sgs. P«« 3a' l RL'WA MARC 10,700 July Kf 14 t KLSHIMI MARU 10,900 July 27 2S lIAKO/AKI MAIU ***** Auk. !> 10 TERL'KI'NI MART 12.000 Aug. 22 I*: 1 IIAKCSAN MARI 1«. .'.OC Sept
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      526 2 |te PHiLP lire. I IneorporateJ in AfstraJK, i kor brisbanbT Sidney and \iKI.KOIRNK via JAVA, DARWIN AND THCRSDAY ISLAND. Regular monthly suilir.gi by the wellknown steamer MARKLLA (7.<i65 tons; and the s.s. MANGOLA (3^2 tons. (Cargo only) The s.«. MA.IECLA is one of thn largest and finest tteamen trading to.
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      535 2 THE EAST ASIATIC CO., LIMITED. I Into; pomtel t■ .ark. Telrphone PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE. TO GENOA, LONDON, ROTTERDAM. HAMBl'R(. AMI OPKNIf \(JEN Krom Kr-.r. rrom Krom Spore Malacca Port Penang Swett. FIOMA 117 11/7 12 7 14 7 KRISIA 1 2 8 V% LALANIHA tUt K 2;i X K
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      1091 2 THE BLUE nnm LINK (Ocean Til Hl\ KHIOW STEAMSHIP CO. Steam Ship Co.. Ltd.. and Chi-., (ltt» l.ll». Mutual Steam Navigation Co.. Ltd.) THK BARAM \h STEAMSHIP I THE STRAITS STEAMSHIP I I.TIV THE (TNARD STEAMSHIP CO, LTD. THF CHINA NAVIGATION CO. LTD. THE AUSTRALIAN ORIENTAL LINE 1 1i>. THE
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    WHANGPOO RIVER COLLISION.
    535 3 Company's Claim For Damages. In the Admiralty Division recently Mr. Justice Langton, sitting with a Trinity Master, heard :i tmM, triod under thi Slior 1 dins' Rules, in which the Ocean Steamship <"'" I-t«l 0* Liverpool, claimc<: in respect of damajre sustained by tht steamer Calchas in
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    MIRI APPROACHES.
    112 3 Thr .Masti'r Attendant. S.S., BOtHWf that MirvtvinK beacons huvo heen established in the Mill Approaches, Borneo. Sarawak in tho following f.i>iti..n- Latitude (h) I cU'K- l'-"N. lOtwitude 113 dej;. UY WVV.; I deft. L.V oc,"\. II.! ir 12"X; (j> 1 d.' K 22 li'-M. 113 dec. :!«f M"E;
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    PICKING UP CABLE.
    68 3 TW Masi.r AtU'iulant notifies that to<!:iy. Inly :i, the IVlcphone Co.. will be pukinir up a .-tiliiuui mi- cal>lf hciwtin St. Jbdm* und I'uluu Brani. Thr work will probably occupy tho hour.- iictwtcii h.itO a.m. and 4 p.m. Thr tonxkanK I'liKaged will fly th«- usual signal-. On
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    ARAMIS.
    58 3 The MaMamriet Maritimes m. s. Aramis is delayed and her return voyage will be made ace. inline to schedule, by the s.s. (henoneeaux. which will thus arrive and depart from Singapore homeward bound on July 12. The return voyage of the On nonceaux will be made by the Aramis,
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    MANTUA.
    38 3 The P. and O. Mantua has left Hong K<imk and la expected to arrive in Singapore at 1 p.m. on Wednesday. The s. s. Reael arrived in Singapore this morning from Cheribon with 1,010 pigs 12 bullocks.
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    94 3 The regulation banning non-British camlhlatos from the examinations of tho London Chamber of Commerce, which h;.> atM in existence for some years past, h.i rum lx'<n removed. Hitherto many IKuplc have been prevented from qualifying who were horn in China, the Dutch Indu-.-, Siani. etc. There have been nhere younjr
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    SALE OF STEAMER COLIMA.
    386 3 1 End of Exhibition Venture. The sale of the steamer Colima for about £2,300 seems to put an end to the >eheme of the British Trade Cru:-:ules Ltd., which hoped, only a short time ago, to carry out an ambitious cruise to exhi'jit British goods to
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    SHIPS' OFFICERS.
    297 3 Board of Trade and The Unemployed. In the House of Commons, recently Vice-Admiral G. Campbell asked the ['resident of the Board of Trade if ho would state how many British certificated officers of the Merchant Navy were unemployed Mr. VV. Runciman. I regret that I am unable to
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    HAPAG LINE.
    119 3 To Use Southampton Docks. The Hamburg-Amerika Line, whose association with Southampton extends over a considerable number of years, have decided to send their outward bound ships on the New York service to Southampton docks, instead of dealing with the passengers in Southampton Water. Tne Hamburg- A mcrika Line
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    PASSENGERS.
    44 3 The following passengers for Singapore and Penang arrived on Saturday by the Dollar Lines President Harrison: Rev. Jerome Brophy, Miss Nan Holgate, Mr. James Major, Mr. Paul Robitschek, lUm Nancy Webb, Mrs. Edna Daly and Master Jack Daly, and Mr. Philip Le Fevre.
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    VESSELS ARRIVED.
    275 3 KATONC, Brit., 863 tOui«. from Banirkok 2-7, for Bangkok unc. VAN 01-THOORN. Dut.. l.ixfi tons, from HeluwaM Ti-7, for Butavin .'i-7. I THEDENB, Dut., 1.181 tons, from Palembang :i-7, for Muntok, Pulembangr 6-7. REAEL, Dut.. 1,45»6 ton«. from Cheribon :!-7, for ('heribon 6-7. KISTNA, Krit.. c,72 toHs. from
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    SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD
    118 3 Monday, July 3. 3hlpt »!onj«ld« the Wbnn or expected to ■rrirr. KRPrEL HARBOUR. Main Wharf Ix-h. "Lady Guillemard." I'WD Hoppers 1, 2, 3. 4, r. fl. 7 and 8. Hebe. U-h. "Curlew," Tujr "BnUnKI 0:1 Wharf Nil. C«al Wharf Nil. VESSELS IN DRY DOCKS. Tanjonc J'asrar. Albert
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      469 3 fjV*^ (Incorporated IB Th« undermentioned an tht nßpinr'i intended fixtures OUTWARD. ODER for Manila, Rong Kong. Selißi. Japan, Nortn China i nil Hankow July 3 COBI.KNZ for Manila, Bon* Kong. Shanghai, North China ami Japan July 1" SAALK for Manila, Hong Kong, Shanghai, North China and Japan July 31 HOMEWARD.
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      447 3 PRESIDENT TJNKRS 1 Fares Again Reduced £67.3.11. For a beaatifol trip from MANILA HONG KONG TO EUROPE VIA AMERICA Tvar/at clans acrosa thr- Paclfle Ist class Kail in America urlut class Atlantic on the ramooa and nrw Manhattan ur s.s. Washington (If paattagr throucr. thr i'anarna Canal is drtiired apprtnini
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      280 3 I|ELLERMAN BUCKNALL STEAMSHIP CO. LTD. (Ineorporalort In England. > "■LLKKMAiM" LIMB. Freight Service to UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENT. Via P..rt« and Snrz (anal OUTWARDS. TO HONG KONG. SHANGHAI ft JAPAN Steamers HOMEWAKDS. las. CITY OF BEDFORD for H'vre, L'tlon, R'Jum H'uuig Jily 30 Ang. "AMERICAN A MANCHURIA^" LINK. Freight Senrlce
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      190 3 SINGAPORE WBATHEI REPORT. Station Ycsterdiy Last night Max. Rainfall Bright Mm. temp. ins Sunshine temp. •K hrs. *P Alor Star 8<» 0.51 4.1 72 Sitiawan 85 0.0.1 fi.s 71 K. TrenKsranu Si) Nil 6.1 70 Bukit .Icram 0.04 7.6 72 Malacca K7 u.Orj fi.3 74 Singapore X* <».40 5.5 7^
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      494 4 SITUATIONS VACANT W hin afpferfcaa fur an> |M>Hitiun :id- li<ted in these i-olumnH Hend copies of 1.-ii-nioniaU. l>" not send original*. H wi'KH Nannie ci ether suitable Raresjeaa for ii bakjr. ITn-eevatry station ulside I'enanir. Box iOf, Si rait- Times. WANTED, Stenagraajker, experienced in olßce routine, from the beginning <n'
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      622 4 HOUSES, FLATS TOJ^ET a -I'Sfc od Icstitntlcn L.III Kn4«rato rent »1t«.1 lij|lgi.i, ffO LBT, SHOP. FLAT, Amber Mai.siuns »»ply S'pora Boiluiog Corp, 64, Market St. TO (.FT Nr, i Mt. Kh i.-th. teflail court »nd nedvn hM Keuben. I, De Benaa St TO I.K'T,, 2, St. Thc.ir.ns iV-.k. 14 :i.-drooms,
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      662 4 FOR SALE K E L V I N A T~O~R" ELECTRIC Ur.KKK.KK UOKN Lowest prices, easiest term* over offered Pulljr iru.iranteed ;v"lvinators from $200 KKI.VINATORB RENTED. Malayai Mectaanicil Equipment Co. 1 1, KuhinMin Ki>ad. Tel. 3464. I'OKTAHLK RpminKton Typewriter. Almost rand now. Apply SKO. Straits Times. UH i'alm Seeds and
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      736 4 PUBLIC NOTICE LOCAL RMI'LOYERS HAVING VACA> OMI nn: 1 I KdI'IVNS ABE URGED TO CONSULT I UK CHAIKMAN OP THE 1 lit". I'EAN UNEMPLOYMENT TOMMITTEE at' THE V.M.C.A.. SINGAI'ORK. LEGAL NOTICE. "ARBENZ BREWER" NOTICE is hereby given that the pnrtnership heretofore suhsistinfc between Henry Kudolph Arbcrz und Frank Wilmin Bfewpr
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      803 4 BUSINESS CARDS. MASSAGE HALL MANICUM AND MASSAGE. Mr.«. HAIU and MJsa !l \N fin. \V\TKRU>r STISKKT. Telrphune 71(i7. GRAND OPENING NIKKO IMIOiO Sit DIO 10, Bill I J B*fcd. All ardwrs can he spc-i ::il -luti!;> im. -i- „i d unlan tre.l. Amateur Works Special Service. T«l. fwN AUCTION NOTICES.
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      470 4 Win A Camera Free Ist Prize one Ihajree lltrix Simplex Camera, Value SIS.(H) 2nd J'rizc one Baldak VmH PockH Si/.v (.'aniera, jillo <[:).7A\ •>rd Prize one Atrfa Ho\Form C mera, Value s i.;>n The above three prizes will be warded to (he three be*t photographs taker, in our Studio duriii'.'
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      89 4 SUBSCRIPTION RATES SingapuriWithin (lul-ide ilhiiut Malaya. Malaya. Peataf*. M«nlhl> I.»U > I.UU VU uum-il) I n.-.ii <i LM I 7-"ii< Half \r*r\i $17.00 $UM $15 DO Vrarl.N SM.OO $4M.mt $10.00 NOTE.— Outslation dMasjea should inclur 1 I In- enaaj hank di-iount. ADVERTISEMENT RATES The thanes and inslrui tiiuis lor CLASS!lIIC
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    MALAYAN A.R.S. KUALA LUMPUR.
    298 5 Programme For Tuesday, 4th July 19*3. H M.V. Records. ZG.E. 4X.92 Metres. B 3882 Selection— The Song is done. Indiana Sweetheart. New Mayfair Orchestra. B 3971 Songs--The Lincolnshire Poacher The Vicar of Bray Stuart Robertson. B 8649 Selection Lightning SwitchLondon Palladium Orchestra B 3963 Songs The
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    DR. SUN FO'S VIEWS.
    64 5 South-West Situation Difficult To Settle. Shanghai. June 17 With regard t(, the Charhar ajßOßtioa, Dr. Sun Fo, president of the Legislative Yuan, said that tho problem is ■earhaj :i settlement through amicable means. As to the situation in the South-West. Pr. Sun Fo stated that the
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    WOMEN SWIMMERS NOT WANTED.
    936 5 PESANC LETTER. Petrol Price Reduction— Comparison With Siam Outsize Durian— Fruit Growers, Not Planters— Stray Cattle. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang. June B& An application recently by our Chinese ivomen for permission to be enrolled a< Members of the very strongly-establishe.l Chinese Swimming Club was negatived
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    WHY I FINANCED THE EVEREST FLIGHT.
    475 5 Lady Houston on Showing India Our Courage. I.ady Houston, whoso generosity nude POMible the recent successful flights OTW Mount Everest, gave a press representative her reasons tot financing the e\;ie<i: t ion. When I promised Lord Clym that I would finance this (treat adventure,
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    TREES GET DRUNK.
    181 5 165 Gallons of Water A Day from the Soil. The leaves of I mature beach tree transfer aa much as 146 gallons of water t" the atmosphere daily, all but a fraction of this water having been absorbed from the soil. This fact wa> mentioned by Professor
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    WIVES' DEBTS.
    138 5 Must Be Made Liable," Says Drapers. Married women must l>e responsible for their own debts," was the substance of a resolution passed by the Draper"*' Chamber of Trafle. It was resolved That tradesmen doing business with married women should know with whom they were contracting. That women pledging
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    THE ADOPTED CHILD.
    55 5 Not A Member Of The Family." The Court of App»al in England held tl.at an adopted child doet^ot come within the definition of a mi'raW 1 <>f the fanv ly. and, therefore, is tot entitled to share in competition payable under the Workmen's Compensation Act, li»2">. on
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      421 5 HOTELS RAFFLES HOTEL MALAYA S PREMIER HOTEL Rooms with Modern Sanitation and Hot and Cold Running Water. TODAY'S ATTRACTIONS TEA DANCE— 6.3O to 8.15 p.m. INFORMAL DINNER DANCE 9.30 to Mid-night TWO BANDS TWO BANDS GRILL SERVED ON THE LAWN. Special Daily Tea Informal Special Dollar Lunch Dances Dinner Dances
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      55 5 RAFFLES CAFE TRY OUR SPECIAL $1.00 TIFFINS TONIGHT'S CONTINENTAL SPECIAL $1 FRANKFURTER SAUSAGES SAUERKRAUT MASHED POTATOES. UNDER EUROPEAN CHEF'S SUPERVISION. PHONE 5381. SELANGOR CLUB, FRASER'S HILL. Adjoining padang and tennis courts. Modern sanitation Electric light: Billiard table: and Garage Non-Members m&y book accommodation. Inclusive rates. Single room $6 per diem.
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      434 5 SINGAPORE RADIO TIME TABLE. By Our Expert. SINGAPORK (Radio Servicv Co.)— Metres 49.9- -Mon., Wed., and Thursday (i.lo to 8.30 p.m. Sun. 11 a.m. to 1.30 p.ni. KUALA LUMPUR— Metres 48.92— Sun., Tues. and Fri. 7 to 9 p.m. BANDEONG— Metres 58 M.— Daily 6.30—10 p.m. PARlS— Metres 19.66— Daily
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    "IT WAS DUE TO MY IGNORANCE"
    833 6 Witness 1 Admission In Breach Charge. C. N. LEEMBRUGGEN. CHETTIAR, 1.0. U. AND A DAIRY. After a special sitting until late on Saturday afternoon the charge of crimnul breach of trust as a servant in respect of X\'m against Charles Nell Leembrug(;eii, a Dutch
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    SINGAPORE MARKETS.
    459 6 Official List of Approximate Prices. The following are the prices, cents per I cutty where not otherwise stated prevailing at the Singapore markets on June tfO. as furnished by the Kood and Mnrket Inspector: Meat.— Beef steak (round) 31 per catty, beef stew or curry 22, pork, lean
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    "THREW SWEETS TO PASSING GIRLS."
    771 6 Young Man's Denial. SIX JEWS ON CHARGE OF ASSAULT. I Alleged to have annoyed women and paid too much attention to a young Jewish girl named Rachel Joseph, a Tamil youth, I P. V. Matthew, appeared as complainant I in an assault charge against six
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    MAINTENANCE ORDER.
    78 6 European's Wife Agrees To $30 A Month. An application for the variation of an order for maintenance made on Aug. 16, 1928, was made by a European named A. W. Duggan before Mr. L. R. F. Earl, the Singapore Fourth Magistrate on Saturday. The wife, a Eurasian, said
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    35 6 The engagement is announced of George Frederick, son of the late Mr. F. J. Wevill and Mrs. Wevill, formerly of Yokohama, and Sylvia, second daughter of the Rev. Dr. J. Ingram Bryan and Mr*. Brvan
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    THOUGHT HE WOULD BE MURDERED.
    397 6 Detective's Fear of Man He Arrested. I A Japanese detective who admitted that b. 3 deserted from the Straits Settlements Police Force because he was uf raid that a c. mpatriot whom he had arrested would kill him, was sentenced to four months' rigorous imprisonment
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    21 6 The famous Hotel <ie Reservoirs at Versailes, formerly trie residence of Mme. de Pompadour, was sold by auction for only ffi.6oo.
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    "BRIDE" ABSCONDS.
    216 6 Tamil Takes 'Commission' On His Wife. Describing his wife as his "niece" a Tamil named Gopal came to Singapr-c w ith her and "advertised" th fact that j she was up for marriage. Another Tamil agreed to be the bridegroom, A an agreement was drawn up be' ween
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    74 6 At the A nglo- Palestine Exhibition or- gaaiaed by Imperial Chemical lndu. < kw, Ltd., at the Agricultural Hall, London, there were shown specimens of wheat jcr«wn with English fertilisers by Syrian sheikhs; the King Da-id Hotel at Jerusalem decor ated with the paints made at Slough; dif ferent qualities
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    RUBBER ROADS.
    219 6 Trials in Heart of Kuala Lumpur. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, July I. Keen pahlic Interest is being item m rabbtt roadway trials that art- being made in the heart of Kuala Lumpur. At the cross-roads nea" the Post Office four mixtures by different inventors are to
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    16 6 Mr. B. <■'•■ H. Leyh lia- beet sppoiates! to art as Srnin:- Assistant SupcrinU'lldont. Government Monopolies, S.S.
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      55 6 VIENNA! (THE QUEEN CITY OF EUROPE) RESPONDS. On Sale today l i THE FINEST AND LARGEST SELECTION OK BEAUTIFUL LADIES' HAND BAGS I GENUINE LEATHER i RHODOID PLEATED CREPE PETITPOINT AT PRICES THAT ARE SURE TO TEMPT. I A QUALITY SELECTION j THAT I I Only House of Frankels I
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      33 6 Acr 1 FOR ALL DEFECTS OF VISION CONSULT M. EZEKIEL SONS, OPTOMETRISTS and OPTICIANS. Only Addrr.n: Raffles Chamber*, Baffles Place, Singapore. Bunch: 35, Noordwijk, Bataria. Optometrist; A. M. EZEKIEL, 0.D., FXO (1-oMonl, Mr
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      155 6 f*" A —^^^^B BMr BS^ h« A PQi >3 W Imperial Airways At alanta Typt Machine. Imperial Airways have been using Triple Shell for many years. They have completed over 70,000 engine hours on this oil. Think this over then use Triple Shell yourself It now costs only 30 cents
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    NATHALIE WETCHOR.
    258 7 Tonight's Recital at The Dutch Club. CMMMarabic urtmrt attaches be the rccita,! to b* given in the Dutch Club tonight at 9.16 by the young Russian singer. Nathu!:. tenor. ura Hlte. W<-U-iiiii-went tii Psrix to qualify in her musical ■Uudie^. with the object of I) 1 enminjr a
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    MR. F. J. BRYANT.
    92 7 Ship's Kdl Presentation After Many Voyages. Mr. K. .1. Bryant, of the legal Arm of Bryant and Taylor, [poo, left for home iiy Use Hakone Hani last week. Mi. Bryaat, «rho i> To jreara of nw. haIxcii travellint by N.V.K. Imais for 14 ■MR and thi.N
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    CONSTABLE FAINTS.
    56 7 Sudden Collapse While In Police Court. There ni a >hort inU-iTuption in the proceeding* in the Sceoad Huiatnto't Court tin.- moraiag whan an Indian police constable fainted. Mr. 11. K. Sym. A.S.P., anil another I iilici ■iiu'.ii lifted the man and carried him out oi court. Later Ik
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    THE GLADE THEATRE.
    356 7 "Scene-Shifters" First Show A Success. In the grounds of Oldham Hall, on" Dsjaaarn tLtmd, thi (tladt- Theatre, crtated ami airanK<d by "The Scene-*****'ters." iii.«- V.M.C.A. dramatio society,' fcave its I Ant ~how <.n Saturday. It is hoped to Itagt 'w> Of three outdoor pi-udiK > tion.« there
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    TUBES ROUND BODY.
    76 7 All Full Of Contraband Liquor. "Thfa i v latereattac case,'' said we. V. 8. Ri.kanl. of the Government Monopolies, addressins Mr. H. A. Forrer, the Criminal District Judce, this morning, in producing photograph of a man with bicycle inner tubas wrapped round his MM) The tODCfI were
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    REPEATED WARNINGS.
    48 7 The hai>it nf expectorating noisily is ■onra of considerable annoyance to majristiutfs and a Chinese prisoner in ;hr dock of the ''riminal District Court. win. persisted in this notwithstanding repeated warnings, was fined $1 by Mr. li. A. Porter this morning for committing a public nuisance.
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      102 7 "BAROUD" REX INGRAM'S MIGHTIEST MOST VIVID ACHIEVEMENT, SET IN THE PICTURESQUE MOUNTAINS OF MOROCCO. SOMETHING ROMANTIC VIVID NEW. WITH ROSITA GARCIA Malayan' exhibition. KUALA LUMPUR. August Bank Holidays, sth, 6th and 7th August. Agriculture, Oils and Fats, Horticulture, Poultry, Cats, Pigs, Weaving and Needlecraft, Art and Photography, Village Industries, Home
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      383 7 j DISTRIBUTED BY Coßlilll "Vo CAPITOL PAVILION LTD. j T~~ t Gl&zC^-^ A Gainsborough ff\\ I r\^k I T I T\f+ P Picture COURTN E I DGEi "THE MOMENT I Ortl HI BliCpfP SAW YOU' MwlfL/ICIfM "THERE'S SOMETHING l£\\lf±m |i ABOUT A SOLDIER" Of III C I»*WwIJ Jjjil "Coming ~~PAVUAON
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      199 7 j I Don't miss this LAST CHANCE of seeing the I '-*****1* st.irs toother for the first tiim <:i.\Hk CVBLK and HELEN II WES in Melro-GoMwvß Mayer's brilliaal Picture— "THE WHITE SISTEJfT ~?M tm*l ""1 >\ 1 NITED ARTISTS MUSICAL spaffll WITH THE WORLD'S MOST BI.AI 111 I I GOtLS!
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    AROUND THE MARKETS.
    249 8 Rubber and Tin More Steady. Hl<; ADVANCE IN CROSS-RATE. (By Our Financial <"<>ncsi>uii<leiit.) Singapore, Monday. Today's Prices: Rubber. 11 3/18 cents per '.b. Tin. Singapore price $115.25 per picul. (iold, M 2s. t',d.. up '2d. Saturday's Prices: Rubber. London. 3 7/16 d., up l/:{2d. New York. 1%
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
    84 8 Noon, July 3. R.S.S. equal to London Standard: Bayan. Sellers Spot (loose) 11 3 16 11% tF.08.) 11 9 16 11 13 16 Standard R.S.S. on Tender: Buyers. Sellers July Hi 11 5 16 Aug. ..11 5 16 11 H Sept. 1 1 •< 11
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    PRODUCE.
    184 8 Singapore, July 3. Gambler 4.2r (Cube) No. 1 unpicked 7.V <"opra 4.X nixed ;;..">; Sago Hour. Sarawak IS" White Pepper P.laik Pepper 151." Pearl Sago !..->; m small 4,(j( medium «.o No. 1 125 catties groas 3.8. No. 2 125 catties grosa 3.8< Rice Siam $163 to 17* Saigon
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      EXCHANGE RATES.
      212 8 The following are the exchange rates this morning, according to the daily circular issued by the Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, Ltd.: BELLING London, 4 months' sight 2 '4 London, 3 months' sight 23 31/32 London, 60 days' sight 2/3 15/16 London, 30 days sight 2/3 29/32
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        MINING.
        445 8 Issne V«l. Pd. Buyers. Seller!. 50 50 Penawat 0.81 0.86 5/- 5/- Pengkalen Ord. 9 '9 10/9 1 1 Pending Tin 5.60 5.80 £1 £1 Pudiong 9/- 10/£1 £1 Pun|>h 1 1 Puteh 18 3 19 3 nom. 1 1 Rahman Ilyd. £1 £1 Rambutan 1 1 Ranlau (Pref.)
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        GENERAL.
        278 8 Issue Val. Pd. Bayert. 1 1 Malacca Electric Ord. 1.00 Seller*. 1.05 1 1 Malacca Electric Pref. 1.85 10 10 Maynard Co. 2.90 1 1 Malayan Breweries 0.84 50 50 McAHster Co. 68.00 10 5 Overseas Ass. Corp. 4.20 40 40 Oversea Cli. Bk. Corp. 17.50 10 10 Robinson
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        DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
        127 8 Singapore Municipal 5 p.c. of 1901 rad 19-10 $400,000 IT UOmini. Singapore Municipal 4</ 2 p.c. of 1909 rod. 1955 $1,000,000 104 103 nom. Singapore Municipal 4/* p.c. of 1907 red. 1947 $1,600,000 104 108 nom. Singapore Municipal 4 p.c. of 1913 red. 1963 $2,000,000 100 103
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        RUBIER SHARES.
        373 8 Fraser and Co. and Lyall and Evatt'i Quotations. Today's Prices Fraser Lyall Evatt Co. K. Sidim ($1) 1.40 1.60 I 50 1.70 Ktindong ($1) 0.73 0.90 O.*o 100 Lunas ($1) 1.00 1.10 1.00 1.10 If. Pindas ($1) 0.75 0.80 0.75 0.80 M. Tekong ($1) 0.05 0.10 0.10 0.15
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    EXCHANGES
    92 8 Rugby, June 30. Foreign exchanges are: Amsterdam 8.46 Athens 590 Brussels 24.23-. Belgrade 250 Berlin 14.30' •> Bombay 1/6 1/16 Bucharest 570 Buenos Aires 41% official. Copenhagen 22 13 32 Geneva 17.57.. Helsingfors 225-H Hong Kong 1 4 25 32 Lisbon 110 Madrid 40 7 16 Milan 64 3/16
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    LONDON RUBBER & TIN.
    89 8 LONDON RUBBER TIN. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London. Saturday. Rl BBER. (({uututions as supplied by Symington and Wilson.) Spot (Miners) (Sellers) 7/16. July Sept. I 11/32. Oct. Dei. 19/32. Jan. Mar. 3 H/16. Apr.-June I 25/32. Market tone ldle. TIN. Spot OH Is. xd. Three months £222 Is. Sd. Market
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    AIR MAIL.
    25 8 Air Mail from Java. Mails from Batavia and Palembang by aeroplane are expected at the General Post Office, Singapore at 2.30 p.m. tomorrow.
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    37 8 From Holland, by Baloeran, due at Singapore tomorrow morning. From China and Japan, by Bengal Maiu, due at Singapore on Wednesday afternoon. From China and Japan, by Mantua, due at Singapore 1 p.m. on Wednesday.
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    TELEGRAPHS.
    21 8 Kelantan post office is observing Sunday hours today viz 8 a.m. to 10 a.m and 4 p.m. to 5 p.m.
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    SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE.
    207 8 Today. Btaai ttscqri Lower Siam) (Katvng) I p.m. BHickok I tlnlvdun i .ip.ni. Selat l>an<ljiin|t. HenKkalii A Bagan Si Api Api [•:ijak' 3 p.m. Philippine Islands, i iii-ia fc«d Japan (Oc!cr> o ]>.io. Tomorrow. Siaii: n\ccpt Lower SiHiii > (Eapoag) II a.m. Ceylon. Benbajr, Ktrypt. Europe and
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    MAILS FOR EUROPE.
    37 8 UM Arrd. By S'l-urr London J. V. OMaßbaraeralt lun-j 2 Jui.o Ti Andre Luliun Miv :'l Juno 2« K.i i. ..i June 1 June 2A Ilcniiio June I Jlll'f W N'aldcru Juni- 'J Jur
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    PALM OIL PRICES.
    96 8 Guthrio and Co.'s weekly report, dated June 29. states that latest buyers' price* for Malayan palm oil and palm kernels are: Palm Oil In Bulk: c.i.f. landed weight* New York-Philadelphia 3.40 CMrti (U.S. currency) pec lb. ci f. landed weights U.S.A. Pacific Ports 3.35 cent 3 (U.S.
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    ADMIRALTY.
    341 8 Half Yearly List Of Promotions. Following is a list of the half yearly promotion issued from the Admiral y, to date June 30. II Commanders to be Captains. A. IJ. Halthide. G. C. Coofct, C E. Hothain D.5.0., J. H. Kdel.-ten. C. C. Co).|>ingrr, A. (i. Lilley. C. f.
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      90 8 ARRANGEMENTS FOfl THE WEEK. Monday. July ft Nathalie wetchor recital at Dutch Clnb, I'aiinhill Rd.. '.'l5 P-m-Tiii-»d.i>. July i. Strait* Trading Co.. Ltd. Mgj* Ocean Ballding. mm. .-dn-sday. July 3. Uoiuiy Tirtin. Dr. Khalid Sheldrake oa •1),,',- The World Need An Jnlei national Laajgaage," Adelphi Hotel, 1 p.m. Perak Race*
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      UNDESIRED U.S. LOAN TO CHINA.
      566 9 "Blind Borrowing." "MORTAL BLOW TO FARMERS." Canton, June 1!> The L'.S.sftO,ooo,Ot>o loan from MM Reconstruction Finance Corporation to buy American wheat and cotton is ultravires and void, as the loan was not iirst approved by the Legislative Yuan, while subsequent approval has no retrospective affect,
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      HEAWOOD TIN AND RUBBER.
      1387 9 Small Profit on Year's Operations. Tic tfM i.nual general meeting of tharohuldoM at tne acawood Tin aiu; Robber Rstate, I td., was r-.ld on May -o. tWi at 12. R< Vimv.; Btre«t. Glasgow. Mr. li. W. buiiey, :.i |ire:.enting the P>l»ort of the. directors for rhe
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      HOME FINANCIAL NEWS.
      461 9 Waiting: Mood. COMMODITY MOVEMENTS DOMINATE MARKET. (F: Our Own Correspondent.) Lond> June 1, London financial circles were in a wailing mood last week. Neither home nov foreign affairs gave any definite lead, _..d the stotk markets are not prepared at th:.-; stage to take an independent view.
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      METAL REPORT.
      448 9 William Jacks ami Cci mcial repots tor the week ended June .■■tatc<The lo.ik period of low prices lurinjj which we have advised oui rurtowrii t« invert in commodities BMJT BO¥» '■><-• ?aiu to be past, and furthe-- atvaiKH >pcnd upon ftvsh purchases b;- .-:>ecul»toiß. combined with a steady
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      GADEK RUBBER ESTATE, LTD.
      1333 9 Less Fear About The Future/ The twontyjiooand ortHoM? meeting of tho (iadek Rubber r>tare I was held at the offve of the company. Rothcs'.cr Buildings-. MBj Leruienha 1 i Ptrett, London, EC.?, on May ?0. .Mr Kn-deik-k A. Rolierts, (he chai.'man (aid: The everts wMrh i<
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      640 9 BANKING. I—^_1 NEDERLANDSCH INDISCHE HANDELSBANK N. V. RaUblM»< -i-dani. AulhotUed CapMal lilt*. 100,000,000 I'aid up Capital Gld«. sj.OOO.OOu Id Clan. 24.ttt0.824 HKAII UrFHfc: VMSIKRDWI lIK\N( II OFFICES THE BAGUK ROTTEBB-AM. «»VKKSKAS KKANIHEB. H«t.via: Head Office- f ci Uutoh Ka^t Indiea XX H OFFICES DUTCH KABT INDIES: iwpaaaa, B»n- rh.-iii.i.-,. GorjnraJn,
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    GOLD CRISIS: WORLD WAITING ON U.S. STATEMENT. BRITAIN & U.S. TO CO-OPERATE.
    1928 11 GOLD CRISIS: WORLD WAITING ON U.S. STATEMENT. BRITAIN U.S. TO CO-OPERATE. Gold States Hesitate To Walk Out. IN THE BALANCE Fate of the World Conference. London, July ■>. Vbile p.. member of the gold bloc »npnrentlv i* williru to shoulder the re nonMbility of K»Kin«; a lend hv wnlkinr mi:
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    MOUNTING DEATH ROLL IN SUMATRA.
    97 11 Fuller Details from The Stricken Districts. Ratavia. July A^ reaettl from the various earth-quake-stricken districts .n South Sumatra 1 1. gradually coming in it transpire! that in Kroe (Soulh Beneoolen) there are 424 df-ad, 'ill biliously injured and '>00 slightly injured, while in Liwa there
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    WHEAT PROBLEM.
    162 11 Australia Assures Agreement. London. July 2 Agreement on the wheat pioblem at the World Economic Conference is assured as the result of a cable from Mr. Latham, the Australian Federal Minister ol Industry, to Mr. S. Bruce setting forth the resolution of the conference of State t'l miers.
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    MR. C. T. P. ULM:
    175 11 May Continue Flight Round the World. Karachi, June 29. Mr. C. T. P. Ulm, the Australian airman who is attempting to fly from Au^t.-««lia to England in six days in the monoplane "Faith in Australia," was only two hours behind Mollison's time when he left
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    NAZIS AND VATICAN.
    141 11 Agreement Reached In Principle. Vatican City, July 2 It is understood that an agreement in principle for a concordat between the Vatican and Germany has been reached between the Viet '-Chancellor, Herr von Papen and Cardinal Pat-elli, the Papal Secretary of Stale. The new concordat will link
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    MR. T. V. SOONG.
    55 11 Has Audience Of The Kin?. London, July 1. The King, today, received Mr. T. V. Soong, the Chinese Finance Minister and leader of the Chinese delegation at the World Economic Conference. Mr. Soong later interviewed M. Litvi-* noff, Urn Soviet Foreign Commissar and I delegate la
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    23 11 Dr. Khalid Sheldrake will speak dm Does the World Need an International Language at the meeting of the SingaBOTC Rotary Club on Wednesday.
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    U.S. BUDGET DEFICIT OF $1,760,000,000.
    231 11 Plus $1,285,000,000. BUT TRADE RECOVERY IS GENUINE. Washington, June 30. The United States has ended the prcsen. fiscal year with an official deficit of approximately $1,760 000,000, in addition to the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. \<.iich ha* lent or disbursed in th»! same period 81,285,000,000, which
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    POLICE SCANDAL.
    311 11 Supt. William Chamberlin Dismissed. (From Our Own C rrespondent. Lundon, July 1 Public uneasiness has been caused by ruinou!.- of bribery and corruption among higli officers in tne Metropolitan I'olicc. This week Sunc. William Chamocrlin, (Jaief of the t. Division, was dismissed from the force for alleged failure
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    SIR MILES LAMPSON.
    90 11 May Be Transferred To Turkey. Istanbul, July 1 There is a strong impression in consular quarters that Sir Miles Lampson, British Minister in China, will shortly succeed Sir George Clerk, until recently British Ambassador in Turkey, here. Sir George Clerk was appointed Ambassador at Brussels six weeks
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    FLOODS IN KOREA.
    40 11 Much Loss of Life And Damage. Tokio, July t Thirty-five persons have been drowned, six are missing: and 16 injured, besides serious damage to property and communications in South-East Korea, owing to floods following heavy rains. Reuter
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    ITALIAN ARMADA TRAGEDY.
    618 11 Man Suffocated. SEQUEL TO CRASH AT AMSTERDAM. Orbetello, July 1. The Italian squadron Atlantic flight took off ;t 5.36 a.m. Aftei cr. ssing the Alps the planes will i fly over Germany en route to Amsterdam J where they will refuel before continuing the journey to Ireland.
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    HURRICANE HAVOC.
    65 11 11 Killed And Thousands Homeless. Port of Spain, 9une 30. It is known that, as the result of the hurricane which swept South Trinidad yesterday, eleven persons are dead and a thou.-and homeless. In addition a score of villages in the residential district were destroyed and one British-controlled
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    CAPT. LAWRIE.
    61 11 Death Of Hong Kong Naval Commander, LonJnn. July 1 The <leath has taken place 01 Capt. Edward Me Connell WyndJiam Lawrie, D.5.0., ex-Commodore of Naval Establishments, Hong Kong. Reutex. Capt. Lawrie was appointed Com-modore-in-charge. Hong Kjong, last year. He had a distinguished naval career having aerved right throaigh
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    RELEASE OF BRITISH ENGINEERS.
    487 11 Soviet Trade Boycott Called Off. London. July 1 The Foreign Office announces that the British engineers, Thornton and MacDonald, will be released tonight from Moscow and the embargo on Russian imports will be lifted. Moscow, July The British engineers were released at 10 o'clock last night.
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    FREIGHTS HELD UP.
    83 11 Manchurian Authorities Blame The Soviet. London, July 2. Foreign firms, who are suffering great losses as a result of the holding up of their freights at Pogranitchnaya owing to the suspension of through traffic between the Ussuri and North Manchurian railways, are vigorously protesting, according to reports
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    52 11 Mr. George Anthony, managing clerk of Mr. E. E. C. Thuraisingham's Malacca office, is being transferred to the Singapore office in a similar capacity. Mr. Anthony was a popular figure among the Malacca Indian community, having been secretary of the Indian Club and organiser of the Sarada Club, writes our
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    TSINGTAO NAVY JOINS CANTON.
    1681 11 Mystery of Missing Fleet Explained. NO TRACE FOUND. Squadron Steaming To South. The mystery surrounding the movements of the Norlh-Raslfrn fleet, from hich no Mt I had been received for two days, has been cleared up by the report of a message from the re\oltinc squadron,
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      29 11 "BE TOBACCO WISE" w? jk BY JB| PRICED WITHIN THE REACH OF ALL THE LARGEST SELLING CIGAR IN THE WORLD. TRY ONE AND BE CONVINCED. INKtribnture: GETZ BROS. CO.
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    100 BATTLES WITH JAPANESE.
    776 12 Kirin Defender GENERAL LI TU'S STORY Ol HIS FIGHTS, l)<|)li nnt; the signing of a' truce with Japan, and a-sertinu that he would liuht Japan lo th* last, General Li Tu. Ihe la*t "I the four Chinese generalwho went to Russia, when the Japanese l*i;an their
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    ALHAMBRA.
    133 12 Al Jolson's Return To The Screen. Al Jdaea'l retan to the screen, after a lon.it -I'M-nn (.-annoi Ik> said to be a prosit NNOan. The tilm is "Hallelujah, I'm a Tramp." whii-h opened at the Alha;i:l<ia on Suturday. It bf musical un<! lively, anil the singing of .lolson kik>s
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    CRESSON SEPARATION CASE.
    404 12 C RESSON SEPARATION CASE. Legal Interpretation Of Cruelty." The Craaaoaj separation case, which att cached a great de.rl of attention when it came before the Suprenu Court earlier in the year, was before the Court of Appeal today, Mr. Roland Braddell appealing against the decision of Mr. Justice a Beckett
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    EUROPE HOTEL.
    146 12 Mr. A. E. Odell's Claim For Salary. Before Mr. Justice Cobbett today in Supreme Court chambers, an interesting motion to vary a decision of the Official Assignee was argued by Mr. D. G. Osborne Jones. The matter was whether Mr. A. E. Ode!!, formerly manager of the Europe
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    BLIND YOUTH.
    131 12 Boy Typist's Battle With Adversity. A 14-year-old boy's courageous battle with adversity received recognition at a Wisbcch (Cambridgeshire) lete. The boy Leonard Freeman, was blinded in a shooting accident about a year ago, but he began to leain typewriting and BiailK almost before he was out of the
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    100-PASSENGER PLANES.
    106 12 Proposed To Newly-Founded French Air Company. The provision of aeroplanes carrying i.p to Hid pajaaaawan anil in chaig*. not of a single pilot, hut of a regular crew is one of the dreams entertained following th' recent fusion of all the existing Fraud) air lines into one single
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    61 12 Mr. Frank 8. Williams, American Trade Commissioner left Stnajaaore yesterday i>\ the Conte Verde for Toko. Pending the arrival of Mr. Williams' successor, the local office of the American Trade' Commissioner will be in charge of Mr. 1). \V. Smith, who will shortly proceed to Tokio where he has been
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    SMALLPOX CASE IN SINGAPORE.
    316 12 First for 15 Months. STRICT MEASURES TO PREVENT SPREAD. For i hi- first time since Mar. 11. 1932, a case of smallpox has been found in Singapore. Bui. the Straits Times learns, there is no cause for alarm. The patient, an Indian living in the Geylanp
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    " NOT IN GOOD TASTE."
    104 12 NOT IN GOOD TASTE." Vicar's Attack On Bathing Costume Contest. The Rev. D. M. Wißwell, Vicar of Morley (Yorks) is opposing plans to hold the annual Yorkshire Venus competition, in which girls appear on a stage in bathing poatoaaaa, at Morley Town Hall during charity week. At a meeting of
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    WORKMEN'S BILL.
    43 12 Th«. Straits Times is officially informed rhat in accordance with the provisions of section 1 of the Workmen's Compensation Ordinance, lf>:;2. His Kxcellency the Governor has appointed Oct. 1, 1933, as the date on which the ordinance shall come into force,
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    ORDEAL FLOATING IN STORMY SEA.
    202 12 Men Rescued Four Days After Capsizing. Bearing visible traces of their harrowing experience in shark-infested waters for three days and thiee nights, two Chinese who were picked up yesterday by the s.s. Aing Leong whil> on its way from Sumatra to Singapore, related their story
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    EX-PLANTER
    199 12 Preparatory School That Did Not Pay, (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, July 1. The financial a'Tairs of Mr- Frank Truman Winyard- Wright, an cxplanter and present headmaster of the Thames Nautical Training College (H. M. R. Worcester) at Greenhithe, were investigated at Rochester Bankruptcy Court. His statement of affairs
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    25 12 Mr. Lim Keng Lian has !x>cn appointed a member of the Chinese Advisory Board ir- plai/e of Mr. Chua Kail Cheona;, wfa I has resigned.
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    GYMKHANA TO HELP UNEMPLOYED.
    603 12 Woman Wins Jumping MRS. LAING THROWN BUT NOT INJURED. Moie than 200 people gathered at '.he Singapore Polo Club yesterday when i gymknana was held in ad of the Furo f.ean Unemployment Fund. Among those present were the Hon. Mi. A. S. Haynes, the acting Colonial
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    SINGAPORE WEDDING.
    220 12 Mr. Teh Say Koo and Miss Ena Guat Kheng Lim. The weddim; took place on Saturday before the Registrar of Mr. Teh Say Koo, chattered accountant, son of Mrs. Teh Thean Ec, of Penanir, and Mis; Fna Guat Kheng Lim. daughter of Dr. and Mis. Lim Boon Keng,
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    JOHORE DUTIES.
    86 12 A johorc Government Gazette extra r rdinary WH issued on June C 9 giving I <-\ isfd taMr of import duties, with a list el preferential duties covering urn foolscap paxes coming into effect as From July 1. Included in the list i> the table of re-i-ccl expOfi
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    Town And Country In Malaya.
    952 12 "RUBBER CARPETS" LAID IN LONG STRIPS. T"tHE funeral of Mr. Yeo Boon Tww. compradore of the Chartered Bank Penang. will take place on Sunday July D, from his residence in Anson Road for in terment at the Mount Krskine cwwlTl On the platform at the
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      144 12 SOUR STOMACH Bnaaal 5^ V^W. OO^^ s^^-. Ci -/ift' v A/ 1 fc 1 naSBBBBB^S^BBSBs' 3 '^T fl^^ ft"^ rti^ j£ 0 Of rid of all that sourness and gas. End that ymf* j^B bilious headache or any sluggishness caused liy too A, much aci'l. Put the stomucb ami bawala
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    New Singapore Golf Champion—Interesting Results At Wimbledon. SMITH WINS ISLAND GOLF TITLE.
    1793 13 New Singapore Golf Champion Interesting Results At Wimbledon. SMITH WINS ISLAND GOLF TITLE. Brilliant Driving. PLUCKY FIGHT BY ELDRED. Phenomenal driving wa< a feature of the final ol the Island Gott Championship over the Island Clul> course >e>teiday in which T. Smith defeated W. Eldrt'd, 5 and 1. liolh men
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    INDO-CEYLONESE LOSEI TO CHINESE.
    532 13 Fine Goalkeeping By Muthucumaru. thinese...6. Indo-teylonese...o. Had Muthucumaru not been in Met good form, the Chinese would have com- pletely routed the Indo-Ceylonese, when they met in a First Division match at Jnlsn Besai Stadium on Saturday. A!I though they won by six clear goals, the
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    T. H. COTTON.
    57 13 Expected To Win British Open Gdf Title. London, .luly The St. Aadw'i emw Bfa in a terrible condition owing to a prolonged drought, and freak rexults are considered vc-.v likely in the British Open Golf Championship which .-tarts tomorrow. Up to the present T. A. Cotton i.-^
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    WEEK-END CRICKET MATCHES.
    2003 13 Merchants Win. WITH ONLY 15 MINUTES TO SPARE. A lively, if sometimes none too accurate, 42 by C. G. Jenner, preceded by an attractive 32 by their skipper, R. A. Ashworth, enabled the Merchants to pass the I United Services" total of 149, with six wickets in
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    MAYO INJURED AT PERAK RACES.
    877 13 And Corais Destroyed. POPULAR WINNERS ON OPENING DAY. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, July 1. The first day's racing here today was marred by an accident which resulted in the horse Corais having to be destroyed and Mayo, the jockey, being removed to the hospital
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    SINGAPORE GOLF CLUB.
    241 13 Good Returns in July Bogey Competition. The July bogey competition at the Singapore Golf Club was payed at Bukit Timah on Saturday and Sunday and resulted in a win for T. Black in "A" division "all square" and F. K. Lee in "B" division, 2 up. Black
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    LONDON CUP.
    68 13 Popular Win for Aga Khan. London, July 1 The London Cup (abt. 1 m. 5 f.) was run at Alexandra Park today and resulted as follows: H.H. the Aga Khan's TAJ UD DIN 1 Mr. A. Law's BARRAGE 2 .Mr. G. F. Waller's GREY WONDER .5 Won by
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    MME. MATHIEU TURNS THE TABLES.
    768 13 Miss Scriven Beaten. BETTY NUTHALL'S FINE FIGHT. (From Oar Own Cotr— pendwU.) I London, luly 1. Mme. Mathieu had an OMy victory over Miss Kathleen Stammers at Wimbledon today. The latter n<-v.r not into bar stride anJ appeared to In- suffering from stage fright. Sba
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    TODAY'S TENNIS.
    41 13 The following 1 ties will be played today in the Singapore L. T. A. Tournament: Women's Single*. Final. Mrs. I.aing vs. Mrs. Taylor. Men's Doubles. Roy Smith and H. S. Wi.sc vs. (,'hua C'hoon Sim and Low Kee Choc.
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    V.R.C. NATIONAL.
    76 14 Belar's Easy Win In Record Time. (From 0«r Own Correspondent.) Sydney. July 1. The Victoria R.< .'s Crand National over three miles was won by Belar in reeorfl time for the Flemington course today. The result of the race was ;is lowsBKLAR (U.ji l LYNBEN (10.12) -1 BAATA
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    RYDER CUP TEAM.
    44 14 Usist England In Beating Scotland. Kilinlmiyh. .Inly 2. In ihe international peaueaieMl jjolf match on the Royal Burjsess links today England beat Scotland hy 10 games to 5, with three matches halved. Knirland's team included all the Ryder Cup players.— Reuter,
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    MALAYA CUP.
    52 14 Selangor's Team For Important Northern Match. The following have been selectee! to represent Selangor against Penang on Saturday, July N: Vytilingam: Dinah and Thornton U;pt.); Kirn Wai. Ponniah and Jahn Mohomed: Khai Swn [saaail, Henry, Soon Teck and Ah Chee. Reserves. See Hu, Ali. Sunny, Ishak, Danker, Bain,
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    REGIMENTAL POLO.
    22 14 London, July 2. In the inter-regimental polo final the Scots Greys beat the Queen's Bays by t! goals to 6.
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    SENTENCED TO DEATH.
    82 15 Husband Who Killed Wife To Prevent Suicide. John Hood who was described as a devoted and unselfish husband was sentenced to death at Newcastle for the murder of his wife who had been suffering from an incurable disease. Mr. Justice Charles, in supporting the jury's j recommendation
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    RUBBER RESTRICTION.
    33 15 Anglo-Dutch Talks To Be Resumed Shortly. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, July 1. It is ruiMoiu I'd that the Anglo-Dutch talks on rubber restriction will be resumed in London very shortly.
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    SOCIETY ENGAGEMENT.
    18 15 The engagement is announced of Phyllis, the daughter of Lady Astor, to Lord Willoughby De Eresby.
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    HUMAN CARGO OF "DOOM SHIP"
    1054 16 GRIM VOYAGE TO ISLES OF LIVING DEATH. Within the next few days the world's most notorious floating prison-ship. I. a Martiniere, will weigh anchor and set her course for the Isles of Living Death. Her grim human cargo win comprise criminals from the uaols of
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    DR. BARNES ON SLUM PROBLEM.
    680 16 Irish Immigration. STERILISATION AND BIRTH CONTROL. During a discussion on the slum problem in the Upper House of Convocation of Canterbury, Dr. Barnes (the Bishop of Birmingham) advocated. (l) Wider teaching of birth control; (2t Sterilisation of mental defectives; and (8) Restriction of the immigration
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    24 YEARS IN GAOL.
    238 16 77-Year-Old Woman Put On Probation. A WOOaa of 77, who has had what the magistrate described as "some awful senT-snci*" live yean' |«Tial servitude at Edinburgh, thru: years at the Old Bailey and three years at Yarmouth was at Marylelxme given the advantage of the Probation
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    GREAT CROSS-COUNTRY RACE OVER "SECRET" COURSE.
    2281 17 FLYING NOTES. Hrobh'ins Of Stability Loivg-Rannv Sea Patrol Flying Hoat W ith A Kitchen f>/7 /l*ro h'.nxinr Fight its tor London's Defence Australia Route Surrey— Air Traffic Hoom." 1.0t.< on. JoM S. YESTERDAY'S (neat air race over •-.»•< r.t" icitirsc, linu<'.)t h -Id ii-
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    THE TERCENTENARY OF PEPYS.
    528 17 Diarist's Relics on View At Cambridge. It was a happy and courteous idea of the authorities of Magdalene College, in this year of Pepys'i tercentenary, to give. H.-.c wider public an opportunity of seeina the traasam associated with the diarist whi-.-h have long been in their
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    A.B.M. GOLF.
    238 18 Full Results of Annual Meeting at Sandwich. (From Our Own Correspondent.) l.onlon. June 20. The golf meeting organised by the Association of British .Malaya, which began at Princes' Golf < 'lub. Sandwich, last Tuesday, was concluded on Thursday. Wednesday was devoted to foursomes, with the following results: J.
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    VELSHEDA.
    42 18 May Challenge For America's Cup. London. July 2. In the Clyde Regatta furl night, the yacht Velsheda won her fifth out of seven race* yesterday, easily beating Britannia and Shamrock. Velsheda is now a very likely challenger for the American's Cup.
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    BILLIARDS.
    71 18 Competition for the four-ball amateur billiards championship for the Frankel Challenge Shield began on Saturday right at the New World. The result* of the fust two matches were as follow: Gulam Hussain h Hadji Ibrahim (Java Pranakan Club) beat (ian Hock Hoe (United Con. Funeral Association), 300 —254. Salleh
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    GOALLESS DRAW.
    258 18 Thrilling: Match at Jalan Besar. Siong fioo A-A. 0 St. Matthew's Y.P.C.. 0 A gan\e packed with thrills was seen at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday when the Siong 800 Athletic Association and the St. Matthew's Young People's Guild met in the semi-final of the 3.C.F.A. League. After a
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    TENNIS.
    244 18 V.M.C.A. Tournament. The V.M.C.A. tennis tournament started on Saturday afternoon on the As. ociatioi. Courts. The following were the results in the championship si.igles:L. Green beat I.im Bo Seng 6—l,6 1, 6—3.6 3. Tan Thiam Seng beat Po (Juan Cheng, fi 1, 6—4. A. H. Yap lx>at P. C.
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    LAWN BOWLS.
    107 18 The following ties have been arranged in the S.C.C. lawn bowls American tournament: TOMORROW'S TIES. E. J. Cassels and C. M. McNair vs. E. G. Staunton and J. H. Donoghue. G. Cameron and E. Fozard vs. E. A. Brown and I), Timms. H. Henshelwood and C. G. Fugler
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    SPORTING FIXTURES.
    184 18 T.mUj, July 3. Tennis: Singapore championships. S ('.< Courts. Billiards: 4-hall championship tournament, NVw World. 6.U0 p.m. and D p.m. Football: Commercial Cup: Bramtoco vs A.P.C.. Anson Rd.; S.H.B. vs. flovL Monopolies. S.H.B. g-rd.; Meadly: s.i Xf vs. Raffles Institution. Padunir. Bowls: S.C.O. tournament. Tu.-.d;.>. July L Billiard*:
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    19 18 [The co-operation of clad secretaries is requested in keeping this diary of iportinc evtnti accurate and up to daU.J
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    HOME SPORT REVIEWED.
    5132 19 Austin, Perry And Hughes Beat Italy. HOBBS HATES LEG THEORY BOWLING. (I- i on; <»ur Own Correspondent.) Straits Tutu Okkke. Fleet Street, June 11. There has lieen so much sport ot" I importance in Britain this wee« that one hardly knows which events to I the tii
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    IS GENIUS ALLIED TO INSANITY?
    496 19 Bad Teeth as Bar To Marriage? DeatisU attending the meeting of the British Dental Association's conference ai Leicester took part In lively discussion on the relationship of genius to insanity, the problem of whether people with certain ttia— nrn should have children, and the advice
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    TROOPING THE COLOUR.
    198 20 Above Princess Mary (wearing dark glasses) she watched the Guards ride by after the Trooping of the Colour, with (left to right) the Prince ss Elizabeth the Duchess of York Princess Margaret Rose, youngest member of the Royal Family her son. Lord l.ascclles H.M. the King, the
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