Malaya Tribune, 29 July 1930

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    22 1 The Malaya Tribune 1 XVII.- No. 177 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JULY 29, 1930 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Singapore: Tuesday, July 29, 19:*(>.
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      72 1 UPTON'S CEYLON TEA. Y oi CANNOT BETTER THE BEST. l c:. locaoi Q "ERASMIC" Soaps Perfumes S j Convey a j j suggestion of all that is* < jj fresh, healthy, inspiring. Q 0 Give distinction to beauty. i PEERLESS I 1 ERASMIG SOAP 2 SOLE AGENTS: II I SIME,
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      15 1 ••FLORODOR" A A j Washing y Suiting*. J/*^ /<*/ For Tropical Wear. HIOH BTRE^r. ~J Singapore.
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    Our London Letter. GENERAL ELECTION PROSPECTS.
    2791 2 i Special to the "Malaya Tribune.") London. July 3. It was inevitable that Mr. Ramsay MacDonald's remark at the Party meeting (the first hint he has so far given) as to when the General Election may be expected would have a quickening effect on
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      399 2 Emergency* j dealers. Beware of imitation*. r^"s3ssjfl FLASHLIGHTS BATTERIES L j they last longer jdfl j| Factory Representatives MULLER PIIIPPS (Malaya), l td. Union RuiMing—Collyer Quay, THE FUTURE OF THE EMPIRE lies in the arms ofemy nursing mother are occasions when, do vrhar you V Y^fi^lJ^/ v— y/ 1 will,
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    Behind Scenes In Press Gallery.
    1718 3 NOOKS AND CRANNIES. Reporting The Mother Of Parliaments. tVlr. VnaM-5 I «»N8 «vrltes ln lne V7orl6« 1°be press Oallery ol Mo liouse ol c?omn»oml is a U«tenlN8 balcony over tbe Cb^u 2N<l a set ol plcasalit rooms, noolclz, <r2nnlea. rorllllur» anu lounge bar», equalling b»
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      203 3 The COTV Wai/ to Greater Charm. LES POUDRES Z OT V There is no Pace Powder in the world that can compare with Coty Pace PowJer both as regards quality and price. No matter what you pay you cannot find a better face powder. Its fineness, its delicate fragrance and
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      403 3 "Appetite Good? 1 Should Say So! When It Isn't Mother Gives Me and they soon set me right. I like Them, Too." Baby's Own Tablets are mothers favourite remedy for the little ones in ten* of thousands of homes throughout the world because they allay teething pains almost as if
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    Correspondence.
    88 4 (Our readers are invited to write to us on mbjects of public interest. It must be underitood that the "Malaya Tribune" does not ■tecessarily endorse opinions expressed by correspondents. LETTERS SHOULD BE AS BRIEF AS POSSIBLE, preferably typewritten (double tpacing), and on one side of the paper only Pen-names
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    "Nostrebor" On Housing And Rubber.
    1382 4 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir, —I have read with interest Mr. Dunman's letter which you published in your issue of the 24th inst. As you agree that $125 per month for a furnished house with two bedrooms is very reasonable, you doubtless have some
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      879 4 Free Sample Obtainable from the Sole Agents. BARKER, SON CO., SINGAPORE I N. Z. PERPETUAL. FORESTS, Ltd. g f)j {Incorporated in New Zealand, 1921.) i I i f" The N. Z. Perpetual Forests Ltd., the largest COMMERCIAL AFFORE- 9 STATION enterprise in the world, has already planted 118.000 acres of
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      242 4 any trouble with your 1 v ■vith us over the ?er m tojj ye can overcome it c ho* 28A. Chan,:, x 4 In I Weak Kidneys jg cause a IV T EITHER MAX woman nor < hild can ,i I h an aching back; tts warning may be 1
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    Stocks and Shares.
    1095 5 MINING. 8inr«p<»ce, 2uly 28. !929. l« «.m. issor lH^>« Value Luyer». LeUer». Value 2uyer» Leller» 51 Hsam lk.umban8 24j8 0.1ljp»«1an« plantlok 3 04 0 0» 5.- 4yer Nltam I'M >i. I0>> 1 p«na«at 047 050 ll «anllrln 11n I3>9 14>3 5,- penakalen Onl. 12!- 131« 1 L»tan8
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      423 5 f J Put more U -v* juice into it. Before a »et of tennis, drink a glass of cool ing Montserrat'and equip yourself with vii i.Uy and "pep" lor I the on-com ng Rame. >troa m natart! "ttmi» cultivated lime». UMC JUICE 04 all Dealer* «u-ir%d In England by Ifl
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      52 5 Lp— gag—gg=—= I MUSIC SHEETS JUST RECEIVED. I'm In The Market for You. Just Yon Just Me, You'll Find Tbe Answer In My Eyes. i Sunny Side Up. Vagabond King. Etc., Etc. Q. C. YONG. 1 NO. 19?. MIDDLE ROAD AM* 70 >. NORTH BRIDGE ROAu. SINGAPORE. jjj j 1
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      105 5 Wher>> to meet your friends! OF COURSE AT THE Madras Cafe 336. NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. (Next to Tivoli Cinema.) Noted for the celebrated dithee Nasi Briyani, Qurmah. Curry Ayam, Kambeng, Martaba, Perata, itc. COOKED BY EXPERT COOKS. TRY OUR SELECT FANCY CAKES An Ideal Rendezvous for Family and Holiday Patties.
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      39 5 -FECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT Latest fashionable bead shoe's tops for evening shoes, especially madt &o match the up-to-date Fashion for Modern Ladies when attending Bali Rooms and other Entertain inent. D. T. LIM CO., 353, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. SINGAPORE Phone 4681.
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      587 6 WdMM\/M\\L\\l UU UU \\/MUHUU UU \dUU S oo qq oo ooqgoqoooqqq oo oi^S r I vll J Hi IH 11 Ho. f H 1 1 1 hI 91 Hv I I i TO-NIGHT AT 6 15 AND 9.15 P.M. Tbe Screen s Outstanding Personality jjj RUTH CHATTERTON I IN A
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      162 6 Amusements. jj 6.15 p.m. TO-NIGHT 9.15 p.m. 2t t Direct From The Empire 1 I Theatre, London. 1 VILMA BANKY I In The Finest Comedy Romance I I in Years j H lady To Love"l jjj ADAPTED FROM THE TALLULAH BANKHEAD PLa* I "They Knew What They Wanted" 1 a
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      198 6 GAIET y From Friday, July 25 to Thursday, July 31. Whole Jr^A COMPLETE Serial "THE°BAH C If Bill Cody siuS^ *UMNEB|COODf TO-NIGHT TO-" HT THE GREEN ARCHER? TO-NIGHT! I ro AT THE I ALHAMBRA. I I THE GREAT VILMA BAINKY I In Her First All-Talking Triumph I "A Lady to
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    Commercial News. NINETY BRITISH MINES RESTRICTING.
    329 7 T i\A. Congratulated. v. jut Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, July 28. of Malaya" to-day, in publishing •>h companies restricting tin London T.P.A., congratulates wonderful achievement in Briush mines throughout the **LT< Derate in tin control now and «ortt w irure. tatee that the T.P.A., which
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    RUBBER RESTRICTION NEGOTIATIONS.
    131 7 Automatic Price Lever. (By arrangement xcith the "S.FJ*.") London. July 28. r:i;uTi correspondent of the "Financial Times" sends details to-day cf the official put forward at the meeting of English and Dutch producers on July 17. negotiations with the Government of the Dutch East Indies for reduction
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    44 7 untitled the rubber outlook, the untitled Chronicle states that the U.B.A. wnsumpt: for the first five months of ths ear esoeded that of the last five months of and expresses the opinion that a rise in pr°sr n from ™>w onwards Is not im-
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    LATEST QUOTATIONS.
    278 7 Share Values Falling. Messrs. Etlin and Co. report at 11 am to-day: RUBBER. London.— s% d., down l/16d. New York.—lo% cents (G), unchanged. Shares:—Dull. Allenbys $l-sl.io, Ayer Moleks $I—sl.lo, Ayer Panas $I—sl io Bassetts 55—60 cents, Brogas 75—80 cents Bukit Jelotongs 40—45 cents, Bukit Katils 45 —50 cents,
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    TING KIL TIN.
    170 7 Decision To Liquidate. At the ordinary general meeting of the Ting Kil Tin Mines. Ltd., held this morning in the Hong Kong Bank Chambers, the chairman, Mr. T. F. Anderson Pole, said that the results had been extremely disappointing, the output for the period being only 964.11
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    75 7 12 O'CLOCK NOON, JULY 29. Bayers. Sellers. R S S. equal to London Standard. Spot 16% 17 Standard R.S.S. on Tender August 17 17 V 4 September 17 17% August/September 17 11% October/December 18 18 Tone of Market: —Dull. Latest Cable: —London Spot Sheet s'4d.
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    SUPREME COURT.
    182 7 Posthumous Son's Claim. Mr. Justice Stevenwwas engaged to-day in recording further evidence in* tha suit brought by Tay Beng Huat (an infant) through Goh Teck Swee, for an account and his share of the estate of the late Mr. Tay Boon Seng, who died on Jan. 23, 1929.
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    SILVER SCREEN.
    119 7 Talkies At Geylang. The management of the former Apollo Theatre, Geylang, have shown coTimtndaolc enterprise in being the first of our suburban cinemas to instal talkie apparatus. Renamed the Imperial, this cinema, which is housed in cool, ckan and airy premises, should attract the patronage 01 the Lrge
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    THE CHAMPION COMPANY.
    157 7 Girl Guides' Association At Govt. House. The Girl Guides* Association held their first annual Inter-company competition at Government House on Saturday afternoon, in response to Lady dementi's invitation. After tea Lady Clement! Inspected each Pack and Company, being accompanied by the various officers. A grand salute was
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      92 7 I Why Travel To Town For Talkies? 1 IMPERIAL THEATRE (Late Apollo, Geylang.) I TO-NIGHT 8 a IXlnappy Dayslitj JR. ML "i ki iiiininit i i i i i i Fox Productioo, featuring Hollywood's greatest stars. 100 of the most scintillating na!itie3 of the stage and screen contribute their talent
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      693 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENT. Madame Barge, Manicurist, 68. Prinsep St. WANTED—To buy a second-hand Billiard table. Apply E. Yeow. 240, Telok Ayer Street. NOTICE. KAKIMOEN KETCHIL KONCESSIONS. LTD. (In Liquidation.) NOTICE is hereby given that at an Extraordinary General Meeting of the above-named Company duly convened and held at the registered office
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      1110 7 %5Z5K*****2525Z5Z**********5Z52^^ I MARLBOROUGH j I To-night, Positively the Last Night. I Mr. Gordon W. Wong's Magnificent I Silent Production. f "BLACK SAND" I Throwing lor the First Time upon the Screen the Hazards, Disasters and Triumphs of the Tin Miners of Malaya. LAnI An Epic of Malaya's Most Spectacular and
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      230 7 CIX)8N. Laznn 8» Hp» Hpl <NsmeraI<la» 2 p^n Lelat p»naian«. LiaK. 'pakan Larue ana pa)akombo llvous» 2 p^n LenzKaiis, l>avoean LlliK ana Tanlllon8 Lalri »8burara<tla> 2 p^n iVortb ana Last Inaia 3 pm puntianak lloe», 3 p^u Llam «exeepl lover Llami «Nyar» III 4 »Ha,ala. Nonz Lban8bai. VoKobam». llobe. litloll.
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES.
    97 8 or4?u ClllH —Xlr Cbla c?b„on lllallu Nl bis r...!.i. n. 53, Cairnbill lio«a „n Limtl»y. 27. 1929 ztxtybv.. '»-ave« beblna o,»e «iao« Klaaam l.lm Cin,» l<oo«, live so,is. li4»ssr» Cbla ClUo« l> Cbta Cblo« Len» Cbla CMo« loclc. Cbls Cbloa «re ««a Cbia Cbio« Ll,x live aau«btrrs live
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    TRADE RECOVERY.
    751 8 John Bull is not surrendering tamely to misfortune. That is one of the consoling: features of the slump from the standpoint of British trade. Considerable readjustments in industry are in progress, affecting coal, iron, engineering, cotton and wool, relating to ad ministration, in securing uniformity of policy and
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    280 8 A meeting of the Singapore Municipal Conunisskniers will hv held to-dny hi (he Munu-i|ial Board Room. Property owners should remember that July 30 is the last day on which refunds of assessment n respect of v*acant houses can b> claimed. Mr. C. Ward-Jackson, secretary to the P.A.M is making steady
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    RED MENACE IN CHINA.
    474 8 Foreigners Evacuated From Changsha. GOVERNMENT SENDS RELIEF FORCES. Reuter's Service. Peiping, July 28. Foreign reports show alarming developments in the Communist menace. A well armed Red force is stated to have captured Nanchang and Kiangsi and to have advanced to within 15 miles of Kiukiang. Two
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    DISORDER IN EGYPT.
    173 8 British Troaps Not Needed. Reuter's Service. Cairo. July 28 4 pr, »»mble »o lbr Wa<a >»u.i >t ov p«>l,a «»y>. "llo» Ce'.:o men» bas revollea axaln»! lbr ConxllulNn. »o,i tleN llon, lbr lace nl p«rllan,rnt lit prr5.nl «..ovllimen» i> «»«lo»..»ll' loul pnrli,nzel»! »>,o l i-cb»v «onbarnce ll,
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    139 8 A sale of magazines and periodicals purchased for Raffles Library between July and December of this year will be held at the Library on Thursday at 5 pm. Purchasers at this sale will receive back numbers of magazines and periodicals regularly as current numbers arrive. For the convenience of those
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    TIN AND RUBBER
    42 8 latest yuotalions «^l3»r« l «a<n Vorti: It) cents <c >ln i. .is .17 t^nls. l. gpot ci35 I?» ca <u-, 20s. 2 montbs bllvcrs ll27 12- »-a. "»o 20« l«a l137 1 IS. «UN 2?' oa.l Xinenpu^:— tons sola».
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    Topics Of To-day.
    677 8 (&Y"LOOKI R 0N England's back ttional Manchester rata and the "experts 1 sab the "Aussies" weir In ia, fc A Bradman failed v.i precious wicket by brill f ta Ptam, Grimmett failed ng s ---tia half-century of runto play to the book. s But it is all
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    43 8 a*- I IfflU* 1 From Ifcnill Singapore dayl:t;ir -j p. Co" 1, From Holland due Singapore on 1h ...in V J From Chin.i and due Singapo't From Chim br at 6 a.m. on FndFrorr. eu-op 10) by -TaL-tc." d i day.
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      256 8 I RobinsonS j I Wristlet Watches I gl ARE SPECIALLY VIADE TO WITHSTAND g TROPICAL CLIMATES G TONNEAU SHAPE Cj RECTANGULAR SHAPE I Gents' 9 Carat Gold Wristlet Watches, 15 Jewel Lever Movements— I Complete with Strap and Extra Glass. I Price 555.00. S ROBINSON Co c |Q (Incorporated in
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      84 8 Su. S.De Silva ABrosj j a Manufacturing Jewellers, g I SOLE AGENTS X AND [3 DISTRIBUTORS rG FOB I S.S. F.M.S. cj |the world renowned| I "ZENITH" I watches. I 30 Years' Experience. I 61, High Street, S Singapore. I 'Phone 4540. ?dSZSHSZSZSHSZSHSHSHSZSZSHSZSZSZSHSHSH£j'3 TO LET. Bungalow 5, EUxnsgate Road oil
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    R100's First Trans-Ocean Flight. EXIT SCOTT.
    134 9 World Heavyweight Title. PHIL KNOCKED OUT. -Mowing Against Young Stribling. Reuter's Service. London. July 28. bledon Stadium, London, the mg" stribling, knocked out the Scott in the second round of I boot The fight was a preli;.avyweight championship of d people saw a disappointing
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    GENERAL ELECTION IN CANADA.
    128 9 Parly Leaders Broadcast. Reuter's Service. Ottawa. July 28. general election is proceeding unpaign wound up with Droadby the Prime Minister (Mr. I and the Opposition leader, Mr. WemtU. the vital issues. Mr. King stres:.t Budget and envisaged an Ota-Empire trade. He maintained generally favoured the Governme:.
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    FLOODS IN UPPER SIND.
    48 9 Thousands Of Refugees Starving. Reuter's Service. Karachi. July 28. PI Upper Sind are still endangering Shikarpur Fifteen thousand refugees evacuated to Bukkur ejid Karachi. Five thousand been sanctioned from the Sind Fund for the relief of starving refugees. lod robbery are reported from Khanpur
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    TEXTILE STRIKE IN FRANCE.
    77 9 Reuter's Service. Lille. July 28. general shike of textile workers is now in consequence of an objection to national insurance law. The strikers their readiness to accept the appßeatiu f the new law but demand an inl■< s. based on the present cost of living Rouen,
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    ROUND-EUROPE RACE.
    54 9 Germany Given Second Place. <-Ocean via Pan-Asia.] Berlin, July 28 'nan, Hr. Poss, was awarded second round-Europe air race, owing to Butler, who had the same number ao the winner, Capt. Broad, being for cnanging his propeller. A rd Carberry. and a German, Hr. the third place and
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    WEATHER STOPS ATLANTIC FLYERS.
    41 9 -Ocean via Pan-Asia.\ Berlin, July 28. «B flyers, Hr. Hirth and Hr. an attempting a trans-Atlantic hi plane, have arrived at Kirkwall through terrible weather. They better conditions to fly to ;i thousand kilometers over the sea.
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    TO-DAY'S FEATURES.
    34 9 LONDON LETTER, en pare 2. WW CARTOONS—No. 29, en page 2. <J' XI SPONDENCE. on pace 4. TOPH s OF TO-DAY. on pate 8. VIION FOR INDIA, en pages 11 and 12.
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    Hideous European Dresses.
    1205 9 MALAYAN CRAFTS. Women's Instincts True To Tradition. LADY CLEMENTTS ADDRESS. The first exhibition in connection with the ntwiv-formed Malayan Arts and Craits E -<ciety, of which Lady Clementi is patroness, wa> held at Government House yesterday, wne.i Lady Clementi gave an "At Home." Many distinguished visitors were
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    Indian Round-Table Talk.
    648 9 COMMONS STATEMENT. Economic Position Causing Anxiety. NO SERIOUS CLASHES LAST WEEK. British Official Wireless. Reuter's Service. m [British Official Wireless.] Rugby, July 28. The Indian Round-Table Conference will be held at St. James's Palace at the conclusion of the Imperial Conference. The Secretary for India, Mr. Wedgwood
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    ITALY'S INJURED IN HOSPITAL.
    62 9 Reuter's Service. Avellino. July 28. All the injured have now been taken to hosp tal from the temporary first aid stations. The orphans arbeing sent to institut ons and families in all parts of Italy. Only residents and relief woTkcrs rre pc-mitted to enter the stricken
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    R100 LEAVES.
    226 9 Flight To Canada Begins. THREE-DAY TRIP. Botanical Experiments During Voyage. British. Official Wireless. [British Official Wireless.] Rugby. July 28. The airship RlOO may make her flight, across the Atlantic to-morrow morning. The exact time of departure and the course she will follow will be determined after a careful
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    PROVISIONS FOR FIVE DAYS.
    223 9 Reuter's Service. London, July 28. The airship RlOO leaves Cardington for Montreal at 3.30 a.m. to-day, commanded by Squadron Leader R. S. Booth. She will c: rry five officers and a crew of 32. of whom all are civilians with the exception of two officers and
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    U. S. AND SOVIET.
    98 9 First Breach Of Trade Relations. Reuter's Service. New York, July 29. The first move was made in the great trade war, involving the products cf convict labour under the Soviet rule, when the authorities refused entry to two ships bearing pulpwood from Russia. This is the
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    GERMANY'S WORKLESS.
    71 9 Three Million By End Of The Year? Reuter's Service. Berlin, July 28. The industrial depression in Germany is emphasised by the announcement that 10 and 12 per cent, respectively of the employees of Siemens r J nd the General Electric Company are being dismissed. Numbers of other firm,
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    News In Brief.
    183 9 Reuter's Service. London, July 28. The Italian aviator, Savino, flying from Italy to Australia, has abandoned his attempt, owing to the severity of the monsoon. Canberra. Puly 29. The trade returns for June show that the fiscal restrictions introduced by the Federal Government, are beginning to have
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    Sports & Pastimes. The Fourth Test.
    779 10 Sports Pastimes. The Fourth Test. RAIN AT OLD TRAFFORD. Less Than An Hour's Play Yesterday. CRICKET. Reuter's Service. As in the case of the Third Test at Leeds a fortnight ago, the Four.h Test, begun at Manchester on Friday, was interfered with by rain on the third day of play,
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    Annual Malayan Test. TOE F.M.S. TEAM.
    107 10 The F.M.S. team against the' Colony in the annual bank holiday fixture at Kuala Lumpur this week,-end will be: N. J. A. Foster (capt.) V. E. H. Rhodes, A, J. Bostdck-Hill, J. D. Hussey. C. K. Foster. W. A. B. Smith, J. Smith. A.
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    Ceylonese v. Perak Club.
    94 10 I From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, July 28. Moreira's* Ceylon XI consisting of C. Rodrigo, Scharenguivel. Gunewardene, Foenander, Labrooy, Jonklass, Spledewinde, Veerasinghc, Purcira and W. Moreira meet the Perak Club in a game during the August bank holiday week-end. St. Josephs Institution defeated the Welch Regt.
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    RANGOON ROAD SCHOOL SPORTS.
    359 10 Sulaiman Wins" Championship. j j j ATHLETICS. Keen inter-house rivalry marked the annual athletic sports of the Rangoon Road School and a large gathering watched some of the keenly competed events, may of which had exciting finishes. The inter-house cricket challenge cup, presented by the teachers,
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    H.I.E.S. Sports.
    167 10 The Holy Innocents English School sports were held on Saturday on the School grounds. The Rev. Father E. Beecheras distributed the prizes. There were 31 events that gave scope for over 100 boys to enter the lists. The champions and runners up for the A, B, and C
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    Long Distance Running.
    56 10 -I Members of the H. and S. L. U. are requested to note that entries for the 10 miles race will close on Thursday. The race will take place on August 3, at 6 a.m. and those who have entered are requested to be at the Union,
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    Annual Police Sports.
    27 10 The annual athletic sports meeting uf tin: S.S. Police will be held on Aug. 9 at the Police Depot, Thomson Road, at 2.15 p.m.
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    The Stewards' Cup.
    42 10 THE TURF. (By arrangement with the "ST.P.") London, July 28. The following is the latest betting for the Stewards' Cup: Fleeting Memory 9—l; Le Phare 10—1; To You 100—9; Whoopee 100—6; Rattlin CO— 1; Knight Error 20—1; Master 25—1.
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    C.C.A.A. Launch Picnic.
    42 10 Members and friends of the Chinese Companion Athletic Association are invited "to join in the round Singapore launch trip on Aig. 3. Tickets can be obtained from the secretary of the Association. Closing day for tickets will be Thursday.
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    54 10 The annual athletic sports of Mercantile Institute will be held at the Anson Road Stadium on Aug. 16 at 2.30 p.m. There will be a half-mile flat race, and a steno-typist race for old boys of the school. Entries for these events must reach the sports secretary. Mercantile Institute, not
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    SCOTT FADES OUT.
    302 10 llope" v»8ne«t«. BOXING. li»v "ll.D'1 Dncr ,»xaln Lnulaua s bopes ol ever atlaMinx tbe beavy«el3bt cb«npion»n.p ol tbe «orla b«ve been dasbed to Me «round lx»n« belore and ever since tbe day» «ben Denizes Carplotter ruled lbr roost ln Europe bacl bvrl» trying to ul,«5artb beavy«srl8bt vbo
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    Camera Reinstated By N.B.A.
    45 10 Reuter's Service. Cluollumlll .luly 29 Camera, who was suspended in the Spring after his bout with the Negro, Maurice Chevalier, has been provisionally reinstated by the National Boxing Association. Catrnera must however dispose of the services of his mannager, Leon See.
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    GABO MATCHED WITH CHUA LAI.
    118 10 C-abo and Cbua «r, provlae tbe no»» 1 ».vcnt at tb< City ltu»u on Laturclay «ben x«»d prt«namm<> is promised Dado «greed to Cbua l«1'« condition tbat «be ten round» Mould be ol tWV minutes iiuratlon bistead ol tbree minute», is ln nood condition lor
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    Final Venue Controversy.
    30 10 ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. /rrom Cur D»oa Ccn»r«pa»»4t«M<j.) 28 T'br sontroversy ln?t«een tbe ,»N Vl reLardlnl, v.l.o.- ol lbr C"o finn! «»5 1 ,l lbPrrn8 Xss»,clatiol. lo 50l,,x<r, l.br
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    Cementing Friendships.
    90 10 In r.nlnclion llir rel.llt Vlsl, ol team »0 Lumatr». tbe C-immanaln, ll:,.' >«l.(tloned tbe plantation ol 'llllnblv o' ,ilv,. lop lo tbe lTu.-l poo«b.»ll Club Tlie l««'lo«lN8 l< tter los«i»rd»a «'lib ll bv tin» 8ix»l> DUleer. I uoi alreet'.'d b> lill- Dlli.. > i von l.. lb. committee
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    J.A.P. Matches.
    51 10 ln> party drt« «ntb Mr Welcb Lxndboys o»» 3alurda> al tbe ground brlure a iarze erovd by 2^—2 Cben« ?lob and llim Ll»n8 lor tb« bome side. TT,o D deteatea M, Wolcb Landboyon Lunday »t tbr 8rom»a Ny 3—«i n, last 8»me. Do»! scorer» TTn ana Cm pu
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    Muslim Improvement Club.
    31 10 ln u league matcb lor «l:r alobamed Lliab cuz» lvl I. C team lxn»l I C c team t»v l >o nil on 8und«»v ,ol >»" p c. 8»ouna
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    C.C.A.A. Draw Wth J.C.F.A.
    12 10 Du ln>.< Co,„p»nlon Xtbi.tl. lntio,» vntN >be .lobor.0—0
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    Bad Sportmanship.
    26 10 In a m»icb played det«ern tbc Tra» nllbleUc party »na irie Lallminlon party on tbe grouna Westerclay. tlu: «am, «onndonod u«»ln8 >o rouUb play
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    S.J.C.S.B. Beat T.K.P.'S XL
    93 10 Ibe beat Tan Kim poeys XI at Lnlestier plain on 2u„a»v in 2 Keeruy contested game. Cn lbr Lt lilHticntlon lirouna on T7lUs3d»y last. Me boy» beat an Dla Loy5' X! b? 3 »»«Q» «0 2 por tbe tormer >». pbilemon. Cbi» Tlenlt lbiek and Ibeu
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    CHINESE TEAM FOR ENGLAND.
    153 10 'lour 0k Continent HrranUemeut» are nov practlcaUy complete, lt ls staled, lor tbe tour ol tbe Cntnese amateur tootnall elever» «Mu vere to bave vlsited Lr»«land last year T7»e team vlU consist ol tbe best players lrom clubs in Lbuussba» dlorM Cblna. Uonss lion» ana liaalaya
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    SINGAPORE LEAGUE.
    392 10 U»r6 Vicwr.v. /tTMo«ulb Mey Nelded several svcona leam players tbe Qunurrl gave tbe Cblnese very b»ra ligllt at lbr lcond 8ta<lium yester a»y. «ben Mey met in a Dlv l Denulue matcb. T7,e Dunners opined tbe score ancl tbe Cblnese llad lo play very bard belore Mey could
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    8. CKinz, «<2l«t 3el2neor 8tute X!.
    124 10 8. CKinz, «&lt;2l«t 3el2neor 8tute X!. Cur Die» Correspondent., llu»b» l-umpul. 23 ll,r Lo»ll:. Clllna we' lbr 8rl»&lt;o«,' XI »Nl&gt; »v« «unit »t lbr Stadium :,nd «o,» by lour pu»»l» lo one llu l ,N eOMbln,lti"r. una at «ninul» alcci Mr KitX-oN a p»„aily slowed Lelan«ur but lbey lailca »0
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    American Leagues.
    165 10 BASEBALL. Reuter's Service. VorK. 2«, l&lt; uits ot «eek-e„»l .4.meslcnll ..„,1. petlli„ll&gt; Vorlc 3, plttMur«b 1 L»,s on 5, Lt louls 4 Lro, Kiyn 7 Cinclnnnti 2 pbllaac.'pilln 5. Ct»l»28o u Vorlc l0. Plll5vllrleb 4. LrooKlzn 8. Clnclnnull 5 pl,ll»aelpbla 2 Cb.cago l«, Nostun 4 2l loci! &gt;
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    S.C.R.C. Tournament.
    147 10 LAWN TENNIS. purtbor result» in tbr L.C ll C tournament: X' doud/e» /«andiicap—CNia 'lye »&gt;2d Seo«» pob o«e 6 bt»a&lt; Co Llanz and CNua Cbeng l2at o«e 8 3—4. 5—7 8—2: Woon Cbov 77» t ana Clieoraz Cbee 0«, 12 beat lob ?oou l.lp ana 8. C ove
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    L.L.T.C. Tournament.
    54 10 Ve»leraay3 result» In tUe l.l.T'C lcusnan,»!it! open «nolc« «rs bea&gt; ?.,o&gt; r—H. &gt;t&lt;rc&lt;&lt; oven Vlrs Lucbanan l»nci Lev XltKrn lxst VQ.. Uuv «.nd v&gt;'.l'Nr,. ti-l Httred /o,»ulieas, «loubie, Klr and sisl, beat. 55» and 5«lr». o 2. 6-^3. .Ven's doudie,.—Cap Dea u n »»ra Cap» Duneuo bea». DutMin
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    GOLDBURN SPORTS CLUB.
    389 10 Yesterday's Final And PrizeGiving. At the invitation of the President and members of the Goldburn Sports Club— winch was promoted a year ago by the enthusiasm shown among the Eurasian girls of Singapore in recreation and physical development by participating in hockey, lawn tennis, and net-ball —a
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    VICTORIA THEATRE.
    130 10 Seating Accommodation To Be Improved. At a meeting of the Municipal Board oi Control on July 21 the following action wa&gt; taken: Passed the Victoria Theatre and Memorial Hall Accounts for the 2nd quarter ending 30th June. 1930. Approved schedule of revised charges for uscof the Victoria Memoiial
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    SCHOOLBOY FINED.
    125 10 Hits Police Constable During Argument. A schoolboy named Tan Ah Tua w.v tin d $10 by the Second Magistrate (Mr. P. 3 Williams) yesterday when he was convicted for hitting a police constable during the execution of his duty. The "incident occurred during the Garrison Sports held at
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    CHAP JEE KEE.
    70 10 Malay Heavily Fined. A Malay named Ahmad was fined $500 (in default six months' rigorous imprisonment) by the Second Magistrate (Mr. P. S. Williams* this morning for assisting in the management of a Chap Jee Kee lottery. The accused pleaded guilty to the charge. When arrested by
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    Shipping News. JAPANESE DEPRESSION.
    46 10 Many Ships U u U]k 'Japanese A The most serious dcp: the shipping world of Jap. kll0 *n in big list of steamers hi: b the Two magnificent lim M P«ta N.Y.K.. namely, the "Sib, "Korea Maru." are to b dr,d m
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    Heavy Gun
    57 10 Owners and masters of quested to keep their vev dri r? range as possible during the which will take place commencing at 6 a.m.'on An iar The international code s: D large red flag wJl be flown *t i pong for one hour h r menct5 ;.nd on
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    Grounding Of "Sea Belle "II"
    402 10 —n. An inquiry into the ground tenor's yacht. -Sea Bell* the Perhentian Islands, will d 05 day in the Marine Court V vim the District Judge, will &lt;j e n assessors will be Comdr \v g oidershS acting Master Attendant. r lB w r Garden,
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    DEATH PENALTY TO REMAIN.
    22 10 Uut Onl) v &lt; i lln- Q"&gt;&gt; ll'!., examllUl,,: l&gt;&gt; l llns s&gt; lt Mouio &gt;. alurli'.l -l.l&gt;. &gt; &gt; NNa »»V"o!i"'
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    BRUTAL MURDER.
    49 10 Body Found In Plantati* rii Chinese i The dead body of i found yesterday I ,p--mile, Yeo Chu Kan; R pearance of bung bruta ghastly wounds on shoulders. The PajJ matter in hand. was subsequently tm the murder. The boron r Ifr 3'■ inquiry in dv« com
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    GAOL FOR HYLAM "REDS."
    34 10 Convicted of being I society &lt;the MalaysHylams were sente: trict Judge (Mr. C rigorous laualiinnm for banishment. The c Chief Inspector Pnthv. 376. Victoria Street quantity of seditious the house.
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    FEDERATION FOR INDIA.
    3582 11 ltveommendationz Ol lbs zimon («mmizzion. extracts from the report. view of the great importance of Volume II of the Simon CommisK. port, in which recommendations for the future status and government .ir«* made, the "Malaya Tribune" has decided to publish in daily instalvery comprehensive summary of, with
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      134 12 Ln I FRESH from the Factory I J to the CONSUMER. 1 I —i p 1 I I New Shipment of i Impress tccorileMS" I JUST UNPACKED. 1 Price from $4.00 and upwards. NANG HENG Co., j I 'Phone 6958. Nos. 103 105, Selegie Road, Singapore. jj SSSr!Sr!SHSc^ESZSZSESESESHS^ And in
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    707 13 (oconut8 Doomed. DUTCH PLANTER'S GLOOMY CONVICTIONS. l&gt;lo vlew» on tbe present trade arpresslun »n»i on &gt;l,e r,lbd&lt;r situation ln particular can b&lt; regarded us more p«»lmistic tbun tbo«&gt; expressed to a repr,»»entatlve ol lbc Time» ot by a Dutcb gentleman «bo lu,5 bec», plullting &gt;n Lumlltr.» lor «ell
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    40 13 A large deposit of iron are was discovered at Temangan, Kelantan, last year and it is stated in the Kelantan annual report that this deposit is to be worked by a Japanese mining company if transport facilities can be overcome.
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      682 14 PUBLIC NOTICES. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. D'SOUZA BROS. (MUSIC STORE) beg to announce that they have removed to the NEW BUILDING (tlat roofed) in Prinsep Street, opposite Dboby Ghaut Square. NOTICE. Singapore Society of Architects. (incorporated.) The first Annual Dinner of the above Society will be held on Saturday, August 2,
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