Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 6 August 1930

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    21 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONIC LE ESTABLISHED 1833. PUBLISHED DAILY No. 178. VOL. LXXXVIII. WEDNESDAY, 6th AUGUST, 1930. PRICE 10 CENTS
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    BALKAN KINGS EYING THEIR THRONES.
    439 3 BXL .Et>* BULfcRS. Royalties’ in ‘Quest v of f H 4°Kt« 0 t Vrt The BucceaaftA «SftifJ(d’etat ‘of fing Carol of Rumania is likely to revive the waning, hopes of other kings who have lost ,their thrones,’ and others who consider, themeelve? rightful claimants, to
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    The Prince’s Idea.
    206 3 GRASS f UTTI NG\COURSE ON A 1 LINER.’- 1 rj > •> o> c ri. I*' i A suggestion by the Prince of Walts is likely to result in a novel attrition added to a new trans-Atlantic litter. While attending the launch o'f the “Empress of Britain,”
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      87 3 ’mi .ic r t d..T> di: ;ms f hnr< jfn OLD NIALAYA. irr. t? '>A i u ,<■ ?jl n m ■<_. i 1 P T‘ i iv c* ;f ffi JLCu ’c *l' (< Personalities of. OW (alaya, by Cyril Baxendaie, Is now ready fordssee at\si ft icopy, ilbe
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    ICELAND IN THE LIMELIGHT.
    1323 4 MOUNTAINS AND PEOPLE. Why Tourists are not More Numerous. The free and sovereign State of Iceland, the northern extremities of which just touch th, Arctic C rcle, is not much visited by tourists. For one thing, a visit entails a 8 a j inrney of several
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    DICTATORSHIP IN YUGOSLAVIA.
    351 4 new methods. Permanent Form of Government. Belgrade, July 5. The Government has bsied a communique which denies the rumours maliciously ciiculalei* about coming political changes. It then announces the Government's programme. The first paragraph (f the communique states that the Manifest! of January 6, 1929, must be
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      13 4 You should give Martell Brandy the peference over others as it is superlative
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      281 4 WHISKY A Welcome hange! ft® ■'•F I 7 you Brc not drinking 1 “RED HACKLE” you W.'ips «re rot drinking the best Tr yf° r a change. LAL You will continue to drink k from choice Awarded First Prize in Apm the_Competi ion open to fl all whiskies at the
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      43 4 TFIEATHE HOVAE.. E Tuesdayan tZ *< f ie Diamond S Wednesday (Saturday 9th Master Mystery 44 Cow Boy Cavalier” staring Montana Bill. Sx TKe Range of FearFeaturing Bob Curwood. Next Change Thursday 7 ‘THE WHITE SHEIK Adapted jrom Rosita Forbes Novel “The Kings Mate."
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    HANGING FOR MURDERERS.
    429 5 MODERN PRISONERS. “Appalling Ideas of Life.” Strong views in favour of Ihe retention of hangirg wtre given before the Select Committee of the House of Cerumens on the Caplal Punishment Bill by Dr. Janus Devon, of Glasgow. Dr. Devon, who ser\ei for 16jeard as a Prison Commissioner
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    " Britain Snubbed."
    220 5 Britain Snubbed." SIDKY PASHA’S i EPLY TO MR. MACDONALD. London, July 19, The "Evening features Sidky Pash ’s rep y to Mr. MacD( nald across the front page under the heading Egypt Snubs Great Britain.” The diplomatic correspondent of the p&ner remarks that, to say the least, it it an
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      296 5 I Cw -©ata J MfcWad I Knocks the ILt out of Impure i 3 /""k z*l i #*WyM y i ff 1 a 77// to *7 B/ i Xr /?> z < A v-- 4 v 'i i!i A S I < Impure milk —milk from infected cows, or which
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      55 5 'BOSCH." Plugs have proved to be best on the road, in the air ana on the sea. In Exchange For 200 used Stamps of Straits Settlements. Malay States, Siam, Hong Kong, Java, and the surrounding countries will give Pict are Post Cards OF THE Great European War &c. MISS TEE
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      489 5 WEAK AHp I-©III FOC -Cify I falling down Doe» your work not interest you Do games arid recreation even seem B irksome to you If so, and, at the same A 41 ZV xx xw k 3 time, you are afraid to take any medicine jTS fl■ fi fla 5®
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    Penang Racing Season Ends.
    1381 6 Autumn Meeting. Four More Professional Meetings Yet. Ginger’s Great Double. By “TIC-TAC,” WITH the close of the Penang Turf Club Autumn Meeting on Monday the curtain has been rung down on racing in Penang for this year but there are four more professional meetings to follow
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    AUSTRALIANS DRAW AT SWANSEA.
    118 6 Reuter GRIMMETT AGAIN. County’s Batting Improves. BATES 73. Swansea, August 5. A USTRALIA declared at 71 for one wicket in the second innings against Glamorgan at Swansea leaving the county with 218 to get to win. At the close of play Glamorgan had scored 197 for
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    BRITISH TEAM FOR EMPIRE GAMES.
    38 6 Reuter. Lord Burghley Captain. Southampton, August 6. Forty-six English athletes captained by Lord Burghley have left for Canada to participate in the Empire Games at Hamil ton. The meeting begins on August 16.
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    Malayan Tennis Titles.
    111 6 SINGAPORE PAIR WIN LADIES’ DOUBLES. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Singapore, August 6. Mrs. E. A. Tayler and Miss Griffith Jones beat Madame Gras and Mlle. Fraunie 6-2. 6-3 when the final of the Ladies’ Doubles of the Malayan Tennis Championships was replayed. The previous day the Singapore
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    Old Xaverians’ Association.
    99 6 LECTURE ON "CLUBS AND CLUB MANAGEMENT.” At the Old Xaverians’ Association last night, Mr. Heah Joo Seang, the VicePresident, delivered a lecture on clubs and club management, Mr. N. T. Yang, the Chinese Consul, presided. Mr. Joo Seang said that club houses were intended to promote friendliness
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    Moonlight Band Programme.
    88 6 To day at the Esplanade at 8.30 p.m. March The Gipsy Caravan Oscheit Overture Juanita Williams Selection The Beauty Of Bath Haines Music from “Monsieur Beaucaire Rosse No. 1. The Intermezzo, No. 2. Leit Motif, 3. The Gavotte, 4. Chaut des Voyageurs, 5. Love Scene, 6. The
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    Judge and Cocktails.
    66 6 A reference to cocktails in the Divorce Court recently led to Mr. Justice Hill’s confession of ignorance concerning this modern habit. ‘T am ignorant about cocktails,” said His Lordship. lam an old duffer, and know nothing about modern habits. Nobody has ever had a cocktail in my
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    I. A. R. Peebles Takes 5 Wickets for 8 Runs.
    531 6 Fine Bowling at Brighton. Hammond Scores 100 Out of 181. Rain Again Interferes. London, August 5. MORE than one county balance sheet will show the effect on receipts of the uncertain holiday weather which, in most parts of the country
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    Peactical Golf.
    361 6  -  Need of Confidence. By George Gado. KEEP THE MIND IN IUNE. To get the best results from golf lam convinced that the mind must be in tun 9 with the game. One day you go out supremely confident and the game is easy. The next you are assailed
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      183 6 Humour As Others See It. “Don’t you know that fishing is forbidden here I “I’m not fishing.’* “Then what are you doing 1 "Teaching a w’orm to swim.’. —Buen Humor, Madrid. 1 5 1 u “You paid for your dinner yesterday, sir, but you forgot the waiter.” “Oh, should I
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    Standard Rate for Libel in Malaya.
    890 7 No Generous Disposition Towards Newspapers. One-sided Protection for Officials. “The Malayan Judiciary’s Tariff Scale.” “It is almost to be feared that in the future there may be an eager grasping of the opportunity to secure some ‘easy money’ —a ready appreciation of the possibilities
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    Adolphe Menjou's First Talkie.
    139 7 “FASHIONS IN LOVE.” Adolphe Venjou is a new Adolphe Menjou in his first all-talking picture. His rich baritone voice adds a new note to his sophistication and none of his many picturegoing friends will know the real Adolphe Mei jou until he sees this dazzling, sophisti
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    St. George's Church.
    81 7 St. Georg e's Church. D NCE TO AID FUNDS. A dance is being arranged at the Masonic J go on Friday, August 29, in aid of the u n< sof St. George s Church. ‘tkets are $8 for men and $2 for ladies F T’ Anthony's Private Band will e
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    COURT OF APPEAL.
    136 7 REASSEMBLING TO MORROW. The Court of Appeal which sat in Penang yesterday was occupied till nearly 5 o’clock hearing arguments in the appeal of Yeoh Cheang Thong who appeared as defendant in the suit in which he was sued by Yeoh Ban Moh and Co. and others
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    CUBAN PLOT.
    32 7 1. —Reuter. Havana, August 5. Seventy have been arrested in connec t-ion with a Communist plot to overthrow the Government, a number of foreigners including Chinese and Spaniards being deported.—Reuter.
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    COMING EVENTS.
    35 7 Aug. 9 Renong Valley Mining Co., Ltd. Messrs. A. A. Anthony Co., noon. 12, 14 and 1G -Taiping Turf Club Professional Race Meeting 16 and 17, Cricket: P. C. C. v ton XI,
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    AMENDMENTS TO CLASSIFICATION LIST.
    348 7 ST. BENEOIOTA DOWN A CLASS. Bikanir and Lucky Mistake Promoted. The Pinang Gazette understands that the following amendments have been made to the Straits Racing Association Official Classification List since the conclusion of the Penang Turf Club Autumn Meeting. Class 2 to Class 1. Bakanir and
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    P. C. C. Lawn Tennis Tournament.
    80 7 YESTERDAY S RESULTS. The following are the results of tennis tournament ties played yesterday Profession 1 airs W J A Grant and A J L Donaldson beat G A Potts and F Spilman 6—l, 5—7, 6 3. Singles Handicap Class A (Semi final —3O
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    Last Days of Famous Ship.
    261 7 IN THE HANDS OF THE bHIPBREAKERS. Stavanger, August 5. A once famous Canadian Pacific liner, formerly known as the “Empress of Britain” and later as the viount Royal is being j broken up here and is providing work for several hundreds of men for a
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    SERIOUS ALLIGATIONS AGAINST DRIVER.
    240 7 WARNINGS UNHEEDED. Passenger Sustains Fractured Skull. A Chinese motor bus driver named Ho Ah Peng was charged in the District Court before Mr. H. A Forrer with having caused grievous hurt to Fakin by doing an act so rashly and negligently as to endanger human life
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    CULLED FROM THE COURT.
    366 7 Before Mr Edward Jago in the Second Police Court a middle aged Chinese v’as charged with distributing Communist literature in Penang on August 4 Chief Detective Inspector, Fowler, who prosecuted, wanted a postponement of the case but wanted to record the evidence of the detective who
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    Coloured Seamen in British Ports.
    118 7 SCHEME OF REGISTRATION TO BE INTRODUCED. London, July 27. Considerable resentment is felt in Cardiff and other Bristol Channel ports by alien coloured seamen against the scheme of registration for coloured seamen drawn up by the Shipping Federation and the National Union of Seamen. The
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    “SATAN” APPEARS IN DISTRICT COURT.
    206 7 CHINESE CHARGED. Fracture of Nasal Bone. A Chinese named Lim Chew Tee was charged in the Penang District Court this morning, before Mr. H. A. Forrer with having caused grievous hurt to a Tamil, bearing the name of Satan by punching his nose, on July
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    FUNERAL OF DR. A. H. SAVAGE.
    342 7 Many Floral Tributes. The funeral of Dr. Alfred Harold Savage, whose death occurred suddenly at the E. 0, Hotel on Monday evening, took place yesterday at the Western Road Cemetery. The service was conducted by the Rev. Keppel Garnier. Those present at the graveside
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    Baldwin’s Prophecy.
    76 7 GOVERNMENT WILL FALL WITHIN 6 MONTHS. London, July 26. Mr. Baldwin, speaking at Brighouse, Yorkshire, predicted that the Labour Gov ernment would fall within six months. He declared that Safeguarding must be the corner-stone of the Conservative Party s domestic policy. ‘lt is the only weapon which can
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    Penang Library
    76 7 The following new books have been received at the Library The Cambridge History of the British Empire, Vol. 6. Canada and Newfounc land Castle Gay, by John Buchan. The English Fairy Book, by Ernest Rhys George Canning, by Sir Charles Petiie. The Inheritor, by E. F. Benson, f
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
    549 7 Lord Birkenhead is lying seriously ill in London with bronchial pneumonia. Major-General Douglas MacArthur has been appointed Chief of Staff at Washington in succession to Major-General Summerall. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wickett, of Penarth Estate, Enggor, leave for Hong Kong next month and will stay there until
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    Penang Wedding.
    48 7 OGLE—FELIX. The wedding took place yesterday afternoon at St. George's Church, Penang, of Mr. Alfred Ogle, of the Electrical Department, Penang Municipality, and Miss Eva Felix, until recently of the Telephone Department, Penang The Rev.. Keppel Garnier officiated. The honeymoon is being spent at Tanjjong Bungah.
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    CALCUTTA MAYORAL ELECTION.
    119 7 Reuter. Rowdy Rivalry Between ongressmen. Calcutta, August 6. There were uproarious scenes at a meeting of the Calcutta Corporation to elect a Vavorand Aiderman, owing to the failure of Mayor Sen Gupta who is at present in prison to take the oath within the statutory period. The
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    CURRENCY.
    513 8 Money is like muck, not good except it be spread.—Bacon. The stability of all government depends upon its currency being mobile and accepted without question by every section of the community of a country. This explains why every country, if it is to protect itself, must deal with the
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    DRUG EVIL IN INDIA.
    228 8 in the trade had been noticed. —British United Press. Only 10 Per Cent of Consignments Detected. Simla, August 5. Cocaine smuggling has become a matter of serious concern to the Government of India, and special measures are being considered to check more effectually this illicit traffic.
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    TRAIN DERAILED.
    95 8 derailed and the men killed instantly. —Bri tish United Press. Buffaloes Straying on the Line. Colombo, August 5. Wild buffaloes, which had strayed on the railway line, have been responsible for the death of eight men and several others injured at Punani. The train was carrying ballast and
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    By the Way.
    1042 8 A.H- l Penang, Wednesday. N these days, when life might J be kinder, it is cheering to learn that charity has its place. Funds are wanted for St. George’s Church and a dance (details of which are to be found elsewhere) is to be held at the
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    U. S. DROUGHT.
    112 8 Reuter. $500,000.000 Losses Estimated. Nature seems to be niar k of* of the grain surplus.’ lbl ica tefl member of the Farm Loan j rO ugt‘ only bright spot in the rec almost throughout the conn rv the grain stateshave begun w pigs and to cut it
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      32 8 n E O. p The Band of the s.s. “President Van Buren” WILL PLAY AT THE AFTER DINNER DANCE ON Friday, Bth August, 1930. *l9 r v. A teaW White Label y/
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    BETTER NEWS FROM INDIA.
    114 9 Civil Disobedience Dying. COLLAPSE OF BOMBAY TRADE. Economic Forces Encourage Opposition. The Indian Government’s appreciation of the situation last week reports a resumption of normal conditions practically everywhere in the North West Frontier Province The breach of the Forest Laws appears to be extending in the
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    IMPROVEMENT MAINTAINED.
    514 9 Reuter. Serious Economic Position in Bombay. i London, August 5. 1 The Government of India’s appreciation f ©f the situation up to last Saturday states that subject to the comments given below there has been no change during the veek, and the improvement manifested during the past few
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    OIL FROM AUSTRALIAN COAL.
    311 9 —British United Press. Imperial Chemical Industries’ Plans. ISLAND SITE. Sydney, August 5 Large-scale plans for the extraction of oil from Australian coal by Imperial Chemical Industries, Limited, in conjunction with the Standard I. G. Company, the capital of which is held by the Standard Oil Company
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    JOHORE FORCES’ TACTICAL EXERCISES.
    134 9 Witnessed by G. 0. C. Buloh Kasap, a village near Segamat, was the scene of a stern warefare on Monday when the troops recruited from the Johore Forces and the Johore Volunteer Engineers engaged in tactical exercises which included fighting on the banks of the Muar
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    BUDDAH SCENT BOTTLES.
    101 9 British United Press. Religious Feelings Hurt in Ceylon. Colombo. August 5. Cons’derable resentment is being shown in Buddhist circles in Ceylon by the appearance in the local markets of bottles of scent which are fashioned in the form of Buddha, which come from Germany. The objections -were
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    FAITH-WITH PRECAUTIONS.
    86 9 —Reuter. New Director of Prohibition and His Ideals. New York, Augu>t 5. Mr. Amos Woodcock has embarked on his new duties as Director of Prohibition with an earnest direct appeal to the people, broadcast throughout the country, asking citizens to give sympathy and help and to contribute to
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    JAPAN SPINNERS.
    43 9 Reuter No Support for One-Shift Day Proposal. Osaka, August 5. The Committee of the Japan Cottonspinners’ Association have vetoed a proposal from the International Federation of Master Cottonspinners’ ssociations for the abolition of the two shift system in cotton mills.- Reuter
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    TROTSKY STILL A FAVOURITE.
    403 9 tained an open letter to him.—British United Press. Rush for Reviews of Exile’s Life Story. AN OPEN LETTER. Moscow, August 5. Despite three years of unbroken efforts to erase the memory of Leon Trotsky, former Soviet Commissar for War, from the mind of the Russian people,
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    AUSTRALIA-ENGLAND.
    34 9 Reuter. Airman Leaves Wyndham Yesterday. Sydney, August 5. Australian airman. Cunningham, hopped off at Wyndham for Bima at 5,45 a m. West Australian Time, on the first stage of a flight to England.—Reuter.
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    CHINESE BANDITS’ ATROCITIES.
    268 9 —Reuter. European Women Tortured. CHANGSHA RECAPTURED. Shanghai, August 5. While the Communist menace in the Yangtze Valley, especially in the vicinity of Hankow and Kiukiang, grows apace. 20,000 Nationalist troops arrived at Tsingtao by steamer during the week-end and entrained for Kaomi, while a further 50,000 are
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    TEXTILE STRIKE.
    176 9 r.— Reuter. Ugly Demonstrations in Northern France. Roubaix, August 5. Textile workers striking in the RoubaixToureoing region attacked motor coaches conveying non-strikers homeward on the Belgian side of the frontier. Many were hit by stones and a chauffeur was badly injured. Belgian gendarmes were bombarded by bottles and
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    STEEL RATIONALISATION.
    56 9 —Reuter. Two Amalgamating Companies Formed. t London, August 5. A closer working arrangement among a number of prominent steel, iron and coal concerns has been effected through the formation of two closely allied concerns, the i ancashire Steel Corporation, Limited and the Wigan Coal Corporation, Limited, with capitals
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      29 9 TO-DAY’S NEWS. Page. Iceland in ths Limelight 4 Eve Breaks Horses 13 Balkan Kings 3 Hanging far Murderers 5 Feminine Re lections 11 Sport 6 Shipping 12 Commercial 10
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      197 9 LA TOSCA “PUCCINI” Electrically Recorded On “His Master’s Voice A Complcta Hew Electrical Recording with the following Cast: Floria Tosca (A Celebrated Singer). (Soprano) Carmen Melis Mario Cavaradossi (A Painter). (Tenor) Piero Pauli Baron Scarpia (Chief of Police). (Baritone) Apollo Granforte Cesare Angelctti (A Prisoner). (Bass) Giovanni Azzimorni The Sacristan.
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      F. M. S. FINANCIAL POLICY.
      448 10 CEYLON CONTRAST. Expenditure Ruthlessly Cut. COMPARATIVE FIGURES. WE had occasion last week, says the Times of Ceylon, to draw attention to the striking contrast between the financial situation of the Governments cf Ceylon and the Federated Malay States. We showed that while the Malayan Government
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      EXCHANGE.
      81 10 Psnanv August 6, 1930. By Courtesy sf T*». Ohan red tfank). On London Bank Demand 2/3 23/32 4 m/ii 2/3 29 32 Private 3 m/ts relit 2/4 1/8 3 Documentary 1/4 On Naw York Bank Demand 56 1/8 h Franca T.T. 1,425 h India T.T. Jss| w Bangkok T.T.
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      The Mails.
      39 10 The homeward mail by the s.e. Kalyan closes at 5-30 p.m. on Saturday, the 9th instant. The e.s. Mantua with mails despatched from London on July 17 is expected to arrive here at 2 n m. to-morrow.
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      m.s. “ Lalandia.”
      44 10 m.s. Lalandia.” The m.H. Lalandia arrived here to day rom Europe with the following Straits passengers:—Mr and Mig H Norgaard. Mr F O Rumtwn, Mr T Hagelbick, Mif« Ruth Stro’rsiolm, Mr end Mrs R O Jnkins, Mrs J Edwards and Miss B M -Rix.
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      OSBORNE AND CHAPPEL GROUP.
      487 10 NO PLEDGE GIVEN. To T. P. A. Two Months’ Stoppage. BEADBURNE A CO. Kuala Lnmpur, August 1. Tin: London 3 months:—£l36/7/6. —do— “Spot”:— New York: —30 cents (G). Singapore:—s6B. 75< There is little to report since we last wrote. The market continues quiet and the T.
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      Rubber Crops.
      91 10 Ibe. Sungei Tukang 41,001 Ayer Knning 101,500 Badek 44,900 Bradwall 55,80 1 Chersonese 103,800 Dennistown 47,508 Highlands and Lowlands 185,’*00 Klabang 153,100 Krian 76,700 Sungei Krian 129,700 Sungei Way 79,000 Bruas 42 896 Anglo-Johore 37,000 Bukit Palong 24,700 Consolidated Malay 117,000 Chnlsa [Selangorl 72,700 Mambau F M 8
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      FOREIGN EXCHANGES
      75 10 (Rugby Radio Sbrvicb.) London, August 5 PaHs, 123 84; New 4.873« Brasseis. 34 89 Geneva, 25 05 ter 12.09 Milan. 92.98 Berlin, 20.38 Stockholm, 18.10; Copenhagen, 18.16; Mo, 18 16; Vienna, 34 44; Prague 164}; Helsingfors, 193|; Madrid, 43.85; Lisbon, 108.25; Athens, 375; Bnchfreit, 818; Rio, 5 3
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      LEADING BROKERS’ SHARE LIST.
      147 10 TO-DAY’S PRICES. The following were the latest quotations In MESSRS. KENNEDY Co’s share list at 11 a.m. to-day:— Yesterday to-day i Shabby. P e 0Q CQ CQ OQ 10. 0. SC.I G. Mining. Ayer Hitam Tm, 8/9 9 3 8/9 9/3 Bangrin Tin 13/9 14/6 13/9
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      TIN AND RUBBER.
      55 10 Latest London, New York and Local Prices. 77/V: LONDON. Spot £136-17-6. Up £l5-0 3 Months’£l3B-12-6. Up £l-7-6 SINGAPORE. $69 2i per picul. Up 371 c. 175 tons done RUBBER: London 51/16 d. Down id. New York 10 jc. (Gold) Unchanged Local 16 cts. Down c. By Courtesy
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      SINGAPORE PRICES.
      123 10 LONDON STANDARD (IOOSE.) SR. Sheet 16 cts, per pound =p«r pl= $21/33 Q aiet. London 5 1/161 N*wYnrk 10| cts. (gold). By Courtesy of Mew». Alien Dennys). General Produce Ageacy. Lt$. Singapore Prices for Standard Ribbed S-noked Sheet for to-day are ae follows:— Spot 16 cents per lb.
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      TIN AND RUBBER OUTPUTS.
      119 10 JULY RETURNS. THE following are the latest tin and rubber outputs for July. J >han Tin Dredging Co., Ltd. 757 piculs 79 catties. Tribute to Company $2 504 57 Glimau Tin Ltd. Hours 268 Cubic yards 7,100 Picrlt 32.11 Kramat Pula’, Limited. Output: From the M<ne
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      KENNEDY & Co.’s SHARE LIST.
      957 10 KENNEDY Co.’s SHARE LIST. kamkb. IS I cnFMOB 0 c 1 n tsr&g-ss: i '3l Balau Fiacting SyndHa’- 1 1 I Bamctt liabbe o^? K us 1 (ft Batu Llntong Bubbe» cv 1 n| Bedford Plan*» Benta Rubbar Batatas 9 > 1 Borelll Rnbbar C# Brog» Rubber Btetatoj J* 1
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      492 10 H-Z. perpetual Forests, U' NOTICE. I■ The public are hereby notified that the above Company has no connection whatever with the New Zealand Forestal limber Co Ltd., of Auckland, New Zealand, All land held by bondholders In the N. Z. Perpetual Forests Ltd., is freehold. Bondholders are common owners in
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      MRS. PEPYS’S DIARY.
      687 11 >r, n lay:— Desiring to wash with my ha da a voile fr« ck, do adopt a manof doir.jj it new to me, but warranted ner Dr event the shrinking of the material, A unless care is taken, it is sore apt *1 When yon have washed
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      SATIN FOR LINGERIE.
      462 11  -  BY MOLLIE LITTLE. Of all the lovely lingerie materials, K is the favourite at the moment, for nightdresses. These have surely never boon lovelier. They are cut °o the tight bodicp, long trailing skirt P n'ipk, and nothing lends itself more f efuily t 0 this particular
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      BITS AND PIECES.
      487 11  -  BY JOAN ROSSITER. It is just now that the ardent bargain hunter seeks styles for her accumulation of remnants, and she will find there are many delightful modes for her odd lengths wh’ch were too tempting to miss. The most charming of the odd lengths could be
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      WHY NOT SHANTUNG?
      64 11 If you decide to tnake one of your holiday frocks in shantung, why not choose a yellow colour, something between orange and the natural colour, and wear this with a white silk collar The frock illustrated is made with a white belt, and inlet pieces on the
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      WORTH THE WORST THIRST.
      543 11 BY ROSAMUND. When picnic-time is in full swing, something non-alcoholic, aid yet slightly more exciting than cold water is sure to be in request. A very old-fashioned, inexpensive summer drink which can be prepared well be forehand, is the following :to H oza. of citric acid
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      BEAMING KIT BAGS.
      571 11  -  BY OLGA WRIGHT. Bag and baggage is of paramount importance to most people just now, and the latest type of travel equipment is so compact and convenient, that the long desired, but seldom achieved holiday slogan, “Travel Light and Travel Right”, seems to be within the bounds
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    Shipping Arrivals and Departures.
    831 12 Port Of Penang. Schedule of Principal Lines. THE following is a list of vessels arriving and sailing from Penang during the week: In Pert Te-day. a. e. Bontekoe from Lho-Saumawf etc. Padang and Batavia. Sails to-day for Langsa e>c. Padang and BUavia. 3 Rawang from Beirnam
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      32 12 FOR Travel Information WRITE AMERICAN EXPRESS <*.*• UNION BUILDING SINGAPORE. o AS PREPARED BY <, Fraser Neave Ltd., is I JU T THE STUFF I have: you tried it I On iSaZe Everywhere. I
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      178 12 <uSS3Ufa|. British Portland] I CFMFNT Plymouth, writes for years from deep-seated a < Au-- MJJL v JL -S--/ A. A “Whilst in H.M. Navy Hi i ZJ 2L 1 22 1 H Ulh wcers» bad legs and simdar I > J yJ/ X"<t"h£ BO "V. n complaints, have known I
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      362 12 To-Night Till Friday Bth isr TTTiO Vfl 3 «I.iHLM’’ 1 «0.,„d9. Mp PENANG’S flL'j| r® '9ji ”M. OPULAR T\kW®_</ m.ace E The Home for WHERE EVERYBODY SOUND jW SYSTEM GOES! IU Adolphe Meojot* in “FA SHI ON S IN LOVE" Menjou speak from the screen Adolphe Menjou recommends at last!
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    EVE BREAKS HORSES.
    349 13 SYMPATHY AND SENTIMENT. AMAZONS SCORN THE MALE METHOD. Madam’s Will. At the open door of an old red brick house in a quiet lane in Surrey, a pretty blue-eyed girl stood polishing, polishit g, as if life depended on it. Behind her, on the white-washed walls hung
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    Strange Affair at Shanghai Prison.
    524 13 SIXTY WARDER» DISMISSED AFTER A “WALK OUT.” Shanghai, June 30. Sixty Sikh and Mohammedan warders at the Ward Road gaol have been dismisrei, and an agitator has been arrested in the grounds of the British Consulate, as a result of dissatisfaction which arose on Friday
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      242 13 I t'H" ,n We suggest that ask your nearest distributor to show you T? J t he complete line of RAYI O-VAC Electric Torches and RAY-O-VAC Sat- W teries. There are no better made, tgjjgHflgjPP Illustrated Catalogue sent without charge upon request. kq’- n xilft Sunburn abrasions and soret ness
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      154 13 You should give Martell’s Brandy the preference over others as it is superlative. Benjamin Valve Holders. X/ This new shock absorbing Valve Holder prevents the transmies'on of outside <2— J no i Bes Hn d vibrations to the de’icata wBeW v ve fil amen k The contacts of this X
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    ACROSS ATLANTIC ALONE.
    454 14 A GREAT STRAIN. French Woman to Sail in 20-Foot Craft. London, June 29. To-morrow Mlle. Virginie Heriot, a wealthy French yachtswoman, is due to set out alone from Havre in a 20 foot yacht with the intention of sailing to Los Angeles. Will she succeed in crossing
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    You Were Meant for Me.
    238 14 £ONG INSPIRED AY NOTHER WOMAN, fcAYS WIFE. When Nacio Herb Browr, the £lO,OOO a year composer of “Broadway Melody.” “The Wedding of the Painted Doll,” “Siegin’ in the Rair/’ and other popular American talkie songf, wrote the line: “Yen were meant for me. I was
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      1705 15 BANKS. THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA JIBI limited. Il "«uM'lFinlwjJ^^Wg^nl■lßl iJUlllUmiiliilillllll [lncorporated in Eng’and.] ffl B KB 111 i ll Authorised Capital £3,G00,00P «JlILk Maah .jflShk. .aSbk. wl r I I Iff apltal £1,050,000 (Incorporated in England). Royal Packet Navigation Coil tpanv. ffl e Board Of Directors. FIRST CLASS. [lncorporated
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