The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 1 August 1927

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1 16 The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942)
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  • Title Section
    Masthead
    13 1 Singapore Free Press 10 CENTS- SINGAPORE, S.S.. MONDAY, AUGUST 1, 1927. NO. 12,169.
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    289 1 American Press opinion varies regarding the British position at Geneva. It is stated by the Observer that in the event of failure Great Britain will propose a voluntary building holiday I'age 9. The Conference on Pacific relations at Honolulu has closed a"hd it is thought useful results
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    FROM A LONGSHORE LOG.
    977 1 Lord High Admiral! There is MMMltfcing picturesque about th sound of tho.se time superlatives. An admiral is by way of being an Important ptmoa and so is a lord: the combination of the two, with an adjective sandwiched between them, which can leavo one in no
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      292 1 r F0 B' mKAKFAST: i^ j,ABEL BRAND" :j Lg rN ADULTERATED I COFFEE RAFFLES HOTEL Thursday, 4th August, Diner Dansant 8.15 p.m. (DINNERS WILL BE SERVED IN BALLROOM). TO-NIGHT I Tea Dance 5.30 p.m. Orchestral Selections 9.30 p.m. For reservations phone 2920. J. WILLIAMS, Manager. The Kli.ii* nt Stcno- >^
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      299 1 y.^^v.v•^%v.^%v.%^%^v%•.v%v%%^%%%%v.v%^%v.^v.v_v_^v.^v.^•_v.■ S THE FAVOURITE PERFUME OF QUEEN VICTORIA AND 5 5 FAMOUS FOR MORE THAN HALF-A-CENTURY. 5 flft^"'^ Zr IJm^iS '"^:ff 1 A perfume happily cho?cn h.^s n v oinJcrful MfOIMT* |ffl&/ l '^__i___. |> 1 effect upon i he nerves and rt*r!'nf,s. Sweot- _f_l#*#*_&_'_»f_t» /^V i_________Ji\\\\ ness begets sweetness.
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      87 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Some breakfast hints Page *>• Little's for Oriental curios Pajre b. Buick motors art satisfying cars Page S. Special new millinery show at RobinsonV Page 0. Roopchnnd's for new materials and skilful tailoring Page 2. Whiteaway's great Auuibt sale opens this morning Pagre G. Abie's Irish Rose, at
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      23 1 WAVWWyWWMWAW/A'JWi 5 LOOK FOR THE DATE l\ on the tin > 5 "RED LABEL BRAND" I COFFEE i < ROASTED AND GROUND 5 DAILY i
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      145 1 YHE WEEK. Movdny Ann. \.st. Hitfh Water, •A a.m. 0.9.. Lit p.m. M. Bank and Public Holiday. Cricket: Colony rt F.M.S.. S.C.C. S.C.C. v:- Malacca, at Malacca. Malayan Lawn Tennis championship*. Kuala Lumpur. Singapore Bisley continued. Wilbur Players: Abie's Irish l!o>e. Titex<l<ni 2»'i/. High Water. 9J9 a.m. 1 .:?9 p.m.
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    SOVIET HYMN OF HATE.
    202 2 The Iniquit'es of England. A Scrip of Hair against Kn^land is, it is reported in Heriin, enjoying consideraM' popularity in Soviet Russia, where the composer. Alexij Hesymenski, lias already won a reputation as one of the most important of th>- purely Communist writers. The following is
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    PROSTITUTION IN MALAYA.
    214 2 V- Mru.<> Astor in the House of Commons last month, asked the Secretary of St.-iU- for th Colonial whether, seeing that tho Government has Approved an amendim r: >• the Federated Malay States Women and Girb Protection Enactments whereb) :i proatitate suspected of being venereally diocaacd may
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    PHILATELIC CONGRESS.
    222 2 Dclegmtca <n»m the Other Side of Ih«* World. Delegates irho had hnvelled from Australia, South Africa, Canada, Jamaica, and British Guiana attemk-'J the fourteenth Philatelic Congren of CJreat Britain and the Colonies and Dominions in Nottingham. Alderman L. Trivett, president of tht Ncttingnam Society, wat in the thai:-
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    ESSEX RING.
    63 2 London, July 13. The Essex ring given by Queen Elizabeth to the Earl of Essex as a pledge that, whatever he might be accused of she would either pardon him or admit him into ho presence to justify his conduct, was sold at Cllristfo'i for 520 guineas to
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      291 2 New Shipments Just Arrived include YARDLEY'S DUHARRY'S AND GIBBS' TOILET SPECIALITIES Bath and Toilet Soaps. Bath and Complexion Powder* Vanity Compacts. Lavender Waters. Eaux de Cologne. The House for Value, Quality and Service. MEDICAL HALL LTD., Battery Road. Singapore. THE HAPPY VALLEY CINEMA— SIDESHOWS— WAYANGS. THE UNION STAR OPERA CO.
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      314 2 VICTORIA THEATRE THE POPULAR AMERICAN COMPANY To-Night and To-Morrow at 9.30 p.m "ABIE'S IRISH ROSE." Wednes. Thurs.. Aug. 3rd. 4th. Friday Saturday, tag. sth ttth. I Monday Tuesday, Aug. Bth. 9th. The Great Mystery Piny *«RAIV" "SPOOKS." KAIIV Wednes ft Thurs.. Aujr. 10th. 11th. I Friday Saturday, Aug. 12th. 13th.
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      286 2 A VERY ENTERTAINING TRIPLE-FEATrijir^^^v, Commencing Saturday, July :<oth -it /i! (U|{^!\!i a. ALHAMBRa (Tan "rw^^n/sHoj^v rr A A FOX FILMS' VERSION OF THE DAVin DAVID WARFIELD STAGE SI < V :1 Featuring GEORGE SIDNFY of -Potash ami Perlmutter" and 'The Cohens and It who is supported by MARION NIXON, GARP^TH
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    MUNICIPAL GAS.
    644 3 Growing Private Use. POPITLARITY~~FOR COOKING. From the annual report of CM Mtiniciu-i? Gas Department wo take tt* following parajnaphs of interest: Cookers: A reinforced concrete bafilttng with steel roof principles has been dtt«red and erected by our own staff during tho year. This building now houses our cooker
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    DERBY WINNER TO WED.
    86 3 Jockej Who Kode Call Boy to Victory. The Evening NVws learns that notice of intended marriage has been «'ntered at a West End registrar's office between Mr Edward Charles Elliott, the jockey who won this year's Derby on Call Boy, and Miss Alice Katherine King, who
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    JUDGE NOT AN ACTOR.
    80 3 People in court applauded at Kent Assizes when a man and his wife were bound over on a charge of secretly disposing of the body of a child. Mr. Justice Rowlatt immediately had the applause subdued, and said: "I will not have applause in court. I
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      235 3 I I Made by hand 1 .W I I^. One at a time jji > ,\'-/2r k GENERAL MOTORS PRODUCT Buick Seven-passenger Touring Car— Series 128 t^\ g^Jain&y **r .4? w -#c^fc3 -t T it ft^ 1 S I P Prices complete at Singapore Tourin M niiir Kive-passe.njfer Sport Seven
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      228 3 PILES CURED Without an Operation! People are known to SLWEK for ears with V !rJ»* l 'Sj![*h«n»o^TßlttUßL*AO<>NY •ad rORTfJRB, until in de-pen.tio. il.ev ns, rt ro ih« i ;iMi >et Me* niil THAN ,'AN(. yai\ hlt w Vi v vIM V;i(I vi.^k^ IV,, Cur. k.mvii a umn| mm****. fill. 1
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      276 3 I uHw *Jb\\ Beauti fully Finished ||1 Green-Red-Blue. THE SWIFT IS A QUALITY CYCLE SECOND TO NONE. I j PHONE 3050 OR SEND FOR CATALOGUE TO MALAYAN MOTORS, LTD. 14-20, ORCHARD ROAD. E^r^ CHAMBERLAIN'S llpjt^" I PAIN BALM i|(jrji AIW"DALffI A feeling of warmth, comfort and I Iff JBHIUMATISM reHef
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    The Indispensable Hasband
    4786 4  -  MILDRED BA R BO U R By r> 1 »> CI Oik 1 Aileen Greer, a pretty girl with modern ideas, is called from her luxurious studio to her grandfather's sickbed. He tells her that he disapproves of her independent life and Bohemian friends. Soon afterwards the
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      167 4 READ Till- i \KKrTuT' Qur famou- IN 5«» in. vii. lenpth »f :p 4 v UGHT OR DARI widr M in.: extra THE TWO II i Sent M I:. CO.!*. I.MV I' korj. QUALITY SATIS Wo ipwialii ratttnii A. M. V.AI/.H [1 3«',, Hall lnr« R] i A(.i:\ M ForNewStrenotli
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  • LETTERS TO THE EDITOR.
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      S.Q.S. AND TAGORE.
      442 5 To the Editor. Sir,—It is difficult to convince a man who is a blind follower of a dreamer, like 'the Parson who—although vanquished could argue still." "Ta«orean" has grievously misread 'S.Q.S., letter. I think it is clear from that letter that he wished to point out that
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      To the Editor.
      108 5 Sir,—M?.ny of your leaders are thankful tc Mr. S.Q.S. for his able criticism (in the Thursday issue tf your paper) of Dr. Tagore's Address at Siglap and 'his great mission*. It properly reveals the writer's right conception of nationalism, his close acquaintance with t<he Hindu Philosophy rind
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      To the Editor.
      611 5 Sir, Your correspondent S.Q.S. ha«s provided the public with an excellent example oi" an unbalanced and ill-informed mind. When Dr. Tagoie said "It would be a great pity and a matter of shame for him and his countrymen it* hi? own countrymen should have a.n\, suspicion about
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    TAGORE TO VISIT MANILA.
    97 5 LtcUwt I'ruKramme at I'niverKity. Among th.* many items approved at the University of the Philippines regents' meeting on Thursday, the appointment of Professor Rabindranath Tagore was the most important. Professor Tagore will be invited to the Philippines to give a sorieh of lectures for 10 days
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      125 5 iingapore Cold Storage Co., Ltd. i lacsrporatod in the Strait* Settlement?) i s J > X Wr j U W Do not become a victim of the climate. Keep young and enjoy A lite by taking Sanatogen. Sanatogen infuses into the blood and nerve -cells exactly those eleC) ments which
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      127 5 CALCULATING MACHINES i I WILL SAVE YOU TIME MONEY 1 i Sole Agents: AFRICAN AND EASTERN TRADE CORPORATION LTD. i H SINGAPORE AND PENANG. J»l -I ■1^ I— Ml^ "I—l- J M'^w-— ■'■■1..1 M -I— -I— I— -I—l— l— —Ifc i— I. I. 11-—^■—■■— fc. mum^l -i- —i— ii— i—
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      530 6 ,TT-» I ■LL,*ifP L I I m t > p n n BEGINS TO DAY (^''>^to©*siF STORE HOURS i DAILY. 8-30 TO 5 I ATB-3O A. M. r y s SATURDAYS 30 TO 2 I Quoted below is a collection of Super Bargains specially reserved for the Opening I THE
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    NAVAL DEADLOCK.
    240 7 U.S. DISAPPOINTED. NO BATTLE OF THE FLEETS. [Reuters Service.] Washington. July The future American naval programme iahvady being anxiously discussed in the light of a possible failure of the Genev.. C< nference. The Administration < fficials anticipate the failure of the Conference will confer a powerful weapon on
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    TRIBUTE TO LORD OXFORD.
    181 7 [Reuters Service.l London. July 29. The proposed presentation to Lord Oxford has been made the subject of a formal statement by Lord Reading declaring that tt should have been a purely private affair bat a? various accounts had been published in the newspapers a statement ought
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    INDIAN RAINS ABATING.
    36 7 [Reuters Service.] Bombay. July 29. More rer.ssuring news comes from the Gujerat flood areas. Rain is holding off but communications are still disorganised. Mail train passengers have been rescued and taken to Delhi.
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    AUTOMATIC S.O.S. ALARM.
    98 7 [Renter's Service.] London. July 30. New measures aiming at the safety of life at sea are announced by the Board of Trade to the effect that one of two types of autoalarms recently produced by the Marconi company and Rrdio Communication Company must be fitted to all
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    INTERNATIONAL CHESS.
    106 7 THE WOMEN'S CHAMPIONSHIP. [Reuters Service.] London, July 30. A formidable battle of brains has been |H III HlilMna tor the p4^t fortnight at the Westniinster International Chess Congress t<» which sixteen European and South American countries sent powerful teams. It resulted in Hungary beintf first with 40 points,
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    WOMAN'S 800 CAPTURES.
    39 7 In a ease rf shoplifting at Wood Green Court Miss Gertrude Hunter, a private detective, who has served a number of London firms as a det?ctive, stated in evidence that she had caught over 800 thieve*.
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    COUNTY CRICKET.
    222 7 Worcestershire Lead Notts. MIDDLESEX FOLLOW ON. [Reuters Service.] Londr.n. July 29. Results of County cricket championship matches concluded to-day were as follow:— Notts Versus Worcestershire. At Nottingham: -Worcestershire led on first innings. Notts 1M and 216 for 8. Worcestershire 187. Six of the home county's, wickets fell to
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    186 7 Ist Ist No Pts. P W L In In Res Pos Obt Per Notts It I l f> 3 0 152 ill 73.02 Lanes 21 8 0 8 4 1 1(>8 120 71.42 Lester 17 7 t 4 I 1 IN 1 65.47 Derby 3 120 76 63.50
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      481 7 piISINESS CARDS. fSARY SETON. ■^g^BfflaS" jj E 4MBER MANSIONS. ITALIAN MARBLE FLOORING TILES. reived a consignment of white JU5 XV flooring tiles. V, 18" and 2' rb i! \"plv early to avoid dis--squa appointment. Ap ply to 73-2 Prinsep Street. T FUNERALS. < SINGAPORE CASKET CO. l\ I cTPEWENCED UNDERTAKERS.
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      352 7 THE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. The Premier Morning Daily in Malaya; a live "news" paper 40-50 columns of news daily, also the best Medium for Advertising Delivered with the Chota Hazri each morning, with Latest Telegrams, Latest News and Latest Announcements together with exclusive special features, "Pictures of the week" Serial
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      215 7 CARS trucks I i TRACTORS What h Your Car Worth 1 WHEN YOU GO ON LEAVE? I You cannot overlook the question of depreciation when purchasing a car. The Ford stands for low first cost and highest Resale value. EQUIPMENT. fT"\ CHOICE LACQUER f-^-__— Jk FINISH. Lr^Jttjip^^^^^^^Qg^^^^^^ THE :j wiper.
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      505 7 STOP DIGESTIVE PAIN QUICKLY. The worst Httack> of Ift4ic*«tioi ar»- -top; <•<» in few seconds by taking a kittU 'Ui-u rated' Mnpnesin in wan immcdlitel> ;.fter eatiMg. 'Bisurat.-d' Magnesia goes right t" the Mat of ihe trouble, neutralises excess acidity, stops fermentation, and >oothes, heal* and ltW|Ulens the intianied stomach
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. MONDAY, AUGUST 1, 1927. Week-End Comment.
    654 8 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. MONDAY, AUGUST 1, 1927. Week-End Comment. Nothing but a very extraordinary change of views can now prevent the Geneva Conference from breaking up but even BO it cannot be said that it will have been an entire waste of time. Apart from anything else the three chief
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    595 8 The Free Press la issued as usual to-day, Dank Holiday, but not to-morrow in order {■'•> uive the statf the Monday holiday. Owing to interruption of the telegraph lines with Kuala Lumpur and Penang" no rc-aults of Penang races or other up-country news has tome to hand. We are indebted
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    MACHINE GUNNERS AT HOME.
    200 8 INTERESTING EVENT. A rather unusual function took place yc>terday afternoon, when the Machine Gun Company, S.V.C. who have been in camp at Pulo Brani during the weekend, were at home to their friends. The 4 At Home", which in addition to being a very pleasant social
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    MALACCA NOTES.
    166 8 SOCIAL. (From Our Own Correspondent.* Malacca, July 29. The Hon: Mr. It Crichton. the Resident Councillor, has issued invitations to a Cabaret show which is to be held at the Residency on Thursday, 4th. August. Included in the programme b short ■ketch in which Mrs. D. A. E.
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    A SMART CAPTURE.
    149 8 ARMED CHINESE ABRBSTBD. Detective laipectoti Tongue and Poolain with other members of the Detective Branch brought off a smart capture sit about ten o'clock on Saturday ni^ht at the junction of Bras Kasah Road and Victoria Street. They went to the place on infor mation received and
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    218 8 Mr. de Villa, a geologist, and Mrs. de Villa are at present in Penang having arrived from Bangkok en route to Kuala Lumpur. Mr. L, U. Stafford, late Superintendent of Surveys, Perak, and Mrs. Stafford, leave Penang for Europe on Saturday, Aug. 6, by the Hakusan Maru. H.E. the High
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    LOCAL WIRES.
    79 8 THE (O-OI'KIUTIv, CONKKRKNCK .VI ~M (From Our Ov His ■—^sj'teHi opened the third t the Rural Cm.o p 'this morning in tW n H.H. the Suit;,,, sentatives of the nth. ami then- wa- > !:i The procwdtafM out in Malay. His Excellency naM th, Mah.ycially and m other
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    HIGH COMMISSIONER VISITS EXHIBITION.
    126 8 HIGH COMMISSIONER VISITS EXHIBITION. A SIM KSSI I A < I-' >„>>, > i> (i Ku.il.i I umimr. j Sir Hugh Cl (Toi an lv>ur in tlto I agricultural. I and villauv iiwlttot 1 poeted to return ai The attin.:.ir i than on the* fn da being 1 yloriouii. Ti
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    FRIDAY'S RUBBER PRICE.
    38 8 i Through the COWPi and Company uv k II i ruhlx-r in I.««n«ion on 1 f quotation- !>;. .M. Hei Company Mi London standani nhcel London Is. U. GXP. Loml.-n shipment Is. IHd Crt-pc Is. |%4
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    THE WILBUR PLAYERS.
    17 8 The Victoria IVati be open to-day fr->m It *J bookings of futur. AVilbur players.
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    59 8 The Municipal He." 01 port for the ««tk mfcd Mj r that the- total MMtb I was :\o<. Of th: 37 Malays. M ImHmm, I i Eurasian ami four other M< .'chief eMM of with :>1 deaths C 'deaths. phthisi> 30, X ri 17, and thsvuuiy kS caused four itmth*.
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      7 8 To-day's Feature. OUR SERIAL STORY. Page 4-
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      79 8 BIXGAPOBR vol N'TBEI ;i Pkncnunnw of Di i August. lv-'T. Tuesday. 1.15 p.m. Hi and N.CO.'l "A" I Wedneeday, 5.15 p.i Cycle Platoon. ___i i 1 1 rnday ».i*> v Band. ."> p.m. Js rdm« Saturday. 2 p.i Coy. 1 p.m.-- Ferrer Rem 2 p.m. -Dull Hall. Sunday. -Siglap, V
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    OUR NAVAL FORMULA.
    170 9 KI'TAHLE TO MR. mE rk -an" i'Ress views. [K. li'-rV Srrviee.l i;, P id CH3 Smith Dakota, July 30. Urst since the opening of nfen nee Whitehouse has whether an screasaeot hopeful that further •suit in a modification of but is plainly deterthem as they stand thai
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    SUGGESTED NAVAL HOLIDAY.
    60 9 [Reui S< rvice.] I «>nd<»n. July SI. correspondent nee breaks down! am immediately agreement binding '•:t'k on a new proI lilding during an od. I 1 Britaii take not to eon. 10.000 t<>n cruisers if, I t<- exceed the' ipan will undertake, ne, not to exceed a
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    INDIAN FLOODS SUBSIDING.
    21 9 [Beuter*i Service.] B— lamy. July 30. ■at art' sul»iding. in Ahnedabad are Baroda it still unable to ejrraph.
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    UNKNOWN PER CENT. RUBBER.
    22 9 [lent r'» Service,] London. July 30. need that the export. ■Uowanee from (Vylon and cable on page 7.]
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    JAPANESE NEWS.
    73 9 aiill|;i < QUOTATION. Tokyo, July 29. wm quoted to-day at t Wftl was done. 1 «MBTER ON THE NAVAL °M KKKNCE. Admiral Okada, in a ith the unfavourTripartite Naval declared that the >fu-.l with the fact I plain ■pmlrinf and I won considerable! liberal public whose 1 .1
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    UNKNOWN POLICE TO STUDY DANCERS.
    36 9 taking action in re"f public dance halls in !ln <- 'specially because of late made an »fca prefecture, in vWw "filiations in Osaka, Pdlcf have decided investigate* with the «^ionable public dance
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    PACIFIC CONFERENCE CLOSES.
    173 9 MORE CONTACTS NEEDED. NEXT YEARS MEETING. Router's Service. Honolulu, July 31. Summing up the work of the Institute of lacific Relations Mr. R. L. Wilbur (Stanford University) asserted that ordinary international machinery was insutTic.ent and means of contact,' like this Institute, were needed to solve international problems.
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    GENERAL MOTORS-STEEL COEPN: COMBINE.
    29 9 [Renter's Service.] Washington, July 30. Federal Trade Commission has ordered an investigation of the relationship <• P<i|ont General Motors and the United! Staves Steel Corporation 1
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    U.S. OIL RESTRICTION.
    33 9 [Reuters Service.] Tulsa, Oklahoma. July 30. The oil-producers in the Greater Seminolel area, have decided to enforce a curtailment programme limiting the production of the district to 4."0.0>0 barrels daily.
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    THE CAMPAIGN AGAINST COMMUNISM.
    29 9 [Reuters Service.] Rio de Janeiro. July 30. The Chamber of Deputies by IIS to IS paiied a law for the suppression of Communism in Brazil.
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    NOTED FRENCH WRITER DEAD.
    34 9 [Reuters Service.! Paris. Ji:ly 30. The death is announced of Robert. Marquis de Flers. the litterateur, jouinalist j and dramatist at the ape of s:">. [Saturday's cable on page 7.]
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    MAXWELL-ORWIN WEDDING.
    272 9 Reception at Balliol. j An interesting wedding took place in J Oxford on June 28. at the Church of St. I Mary the Virgin, when Mr. Vernon Stevenson Maxwell, elder son of Sir George Maxwell. K.8.E., C.M.G., and Lady Maxwell, of 123, Oakwood Court, Kensington, I W. 16,
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    129 9 The death is announced of Mr. H. J. Reynell, of Kobe, at the age of eighty. Mr. Reynell was the oldest European resident in Japan and probably the oldest and best known European in the whole of the Far East. He went to Nagasaki about fifty years ago and shortly
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    SPECIAL SPORTS CABLES.
    70 9 Channel Season Opens. TWENTY SWIMMERS WAITING. (Our Own Correspondent.— Copyright.) London, July 30. The "Channel swim" season may be regarded as having bc K nn as there are at the moment no loss than twenty swimmers assembled at Grisnes waiting for favourable sea conditions. More are expected
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    INEFFICIENT BOXING REFEREES.
    47 9 (Our Own Correspondent.— Copyright.) London, July 30. There is a ff ood deal of discussion going on in boxing circles which are perturbed by tho alleged bad refereeing which has characterised some of the recent meeting*. Fresh blood is being: sought for amongst referees.
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    KING STEERS BRITANNIA.
    52 9 (Our Own Correspondent. Copyright.) London. July 30. His Majesty the Kintr steered his yacht I to-day in the regatta which is being held j at Southampton. Tlie Britannia presents an altered appearance as she is sailing for the first time With her masts shortened in conformity with
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    MISS BENNETT'S TENNIS CLAIMS.
    56 9 (Our Own Correspondent. Copyright.) London. July 30. Miss Eileen Bennett, the VOOttg lawn tennis player, has left England to play ;n America it is believed. The suggestion of her friends is that she ought not to have been omitted from the i English women's team which
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    KING'S AVIATION CUP.
    70 9 LADY HAILEVS HAD LICK. London. July 30. Several aviators who had entered for thi> annual Kingr's (uj> flight had to withdraw from the competition owin^r to the new scientific formula of handicappin.tr. Lady Bailey, wife of Sir Abe Bailey. wh>> was the only woman competitor had to
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    ANOTHER HOBBS RECORD.
    50 9 London, July 30. HoMm, playing for Surrey at the Oval, made a century before lunch against the Notts bowline. This is his ninth three figure innings against Notts and the seventh three figure partnership, the score of 180 being a new record for Hobbs and Sand ham.
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    ENGLAND BEATS FRANCE.
    22 9 London, July 30. In the international athletic meeting at Stamford Bridge England beat France by <>f» points to 45.
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    ENCOURAGEMENT OF GAMBLING.
    327 9 (To the Editor, Times of Malaya.) Sir, The letter, published by you in Tuesday's issue of your paper on the Gambling Evil, evidently written by some Chinese or Tamil observer, is very painful reading to me. He describes a modern 'Slaughter of the Innocents.' If what he
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    THE SINGAPORE BISLEY.
    486 9 Remarkable Shooting. FIVE BULLS AT THE WANTAGE. The Singapore Bisley Meeting over the week-end has been favoured with excep- tionally good weather, the light at the range yesterday for firing being good. Some fine shooting was witnessed, the most remarkable marksmanship of the meeting up to the
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    MALACCA WIN PENANG VETERANS' SHIELD.
    60 9 MALACCA WIN PENANG VETERANS' SHIELD. Shooting on Saturday in the Penanp VVt. erans' Shield, Malacca made a score of 130, two points higher than the score recorded by the winners of the Singapore Section. Malacca thus win the Shield for the second time in the history of the competition, the
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    SWIMMING.
    102 9 The Mansfield Cup. The Mansfield Cup was swum for at the Swimming Club yesterday. Six entered for the race, which was over about 160 yards, and the winner was H.A.A. Howell, with C.H.H. De Haas second and M.C. Bain third. The handicaps were as follows: N.D. Buckeridge went at
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    161 9 The Hon'ble Mr. Justice McCabe Reay arrived in Kuala Lumpur on Thursday. A lorry laden with four tons of matches was passing under a bridge at Great Heywood, near Rugeley, when the top of the load struck the arch of the bridge. The impact caused the matches to ignite, and
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    C. N. C. STRIKE.
    830 11 Officers Receive Dismissal Notices. CANNOT TAKE NEW POSTS. A further stage in the China Navigation Company dispute was reached last week when the officers who are on strike received notices from the Company that their services were no longer required and that they could regard themselves
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    HER DECISIVE HINT.
    34 11 Willesden Wife: I have turned my husband out of the house. Magistrate: As a matter of interest, how did you d~ it? Wife: I just told him there was the door.
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    248 12 From Bangkok the Kola brought 111 bullocks yesterday. A cargo of rice arrived on Saturday morning by the Hero from Bangkok. i A further rice cargo arrived from Bang- j kok yesterday by the Norwegian vessel Hermod. The Kampot brought a rubber and geneial cargo into port on
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    408 12 DARE-DEVIL CAREER OF LINDBERGH. Colonel Charles Lindbergh is probably the only living man who has had his "life" published at the age of twenty five. His biography "is in itself a "record," the parts of the story having been collected by the staff of the United Press
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    ARMS HAUL.
    127 12 Found in Sacks of Rice and Bread. A good haul of arms and ammunition seized while being unloaded from the s.s Paul Lecat in Hong Kong on July 5 had a sequel at the KowUvn Magistracy last wi^k when a Chinese male un«l female were charged with being
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    SCOTTISH WAR MEMORIAL.
    199 14 UNVEILED BY PRINCE OF WALES. Sfcrine Installed on Castle Rode London, July 14. Edinburgh echoed early to the music of the bagpipes and the sound of feet hurrying to the Castle to participate in the unveiling of the Scottish National War Memorial. The ceremony was performed by
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    CRIME AND PUNISHMENT.
    234 14 Unfortunately we shall have to wait some years before we can judge of the success or otherwise of the new plan by which criminals in Turkish prisons are to be taught at least to read and write. "If the Board of Education has its way no prisoner
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    WHY MILLIGAN WAS BEATEN.
    147 14 Mickey Walker's Views of English Failings. Ixmdon. July 6. "The trouble with English boxers is thai the English marry among themselves whereas in America the different nation, alities intermarry, resulting in strength and stamina, as is the iasc with race horse? and bull-dogs," declared Mickey Walker
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    ROUND THE WORLD ELEVEN TIMES.
    135 14 Skipper's Homecoming After 35 Years. Thirty-five years ago a young man in his early twenties heard the call of the sea and left his native village, Rotherfield, Sussex. He ha* just returned for the first time, no longer young in years, but younger than ever
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    VOLUNTEER POLICE FORCE BILL.
    63 14 DISAPPROVED BY BENGAL CHAMBER Calcutta, June 27. The Bengal Chamber of Commerce has disapproved of the Volunteer Police Bil' now before the Legislative Assembly for temporarily constituting a Volunteer Police Force for keeping the peace. The Chamber also disapproved of the proposals for the amendment of
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    JAPANESE BOYCOTT OFF.
    207 15 Cessation .f Picketing at Canton. Canton, July 19. Indications to-day are that the Japanese boycott has suddenly ended. The arresting factor is said to be telegraphic instruction tiom the Central Government in Nanking which reached Cant n last night To-day no pickets appeared about the Custom House,
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    INDIA'S TEA TRADE.
    170 15 2«0 per Cent Increase and Room for Much More. "There is mom for great expansion in tea trade. During the past T,O yea., it ■as increased 2fJO per cent," said Mr. L. T. Carmichael. chairman of the Indian Tea As social ion. London, giving evidence before the
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    DIAMOND FIND MYSTERY.
    128 15 Hundred* nt Stones on the Sea hurv. A mysterious discovery of dim ioikM is rep rt.d from the mouth of tht Kei Ri'.-er Johannesburg. A visitor, while ■pending a holiday there, found diamonds lyinjr on the sand near the- iea ■hore. He promptly pasITed claim, and discovered
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    HONG FATT LTD.
    51 15 The Secretaries fol Solangor Tin Ltd.. write to us th?;t Messrs F. U. Corbett and P. \V. Palmer have res»iftned from the I Board of Honir Fatt (Sunpei Besi) Ltd., I and Selangor Tin Ltd, have relinquished the i secretaryship owin^ to disagreement with 1 the policy
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    OUR FINANCE LETTER.
    1041 15 The R.G.A. and Restriction. BETTER RUBBER TONE FAILS. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London July 7. The Council of the Rubber Growers' Association, which has among its members oor> British producing mwpanlcs with an issued capital of 1100,000,000, .wsterday passed the following resolution:— ln view of repeated Press
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    CHOPPED NOTES.
    408 15 MUTING CMP BANK OOMTftADOftKt. Tho miipißiuiH or Hm* Konrr fori ljril taftkl held a meeting at the pi— fan o f the Comprador—' Attoetetioa rwtntiy to consider the circular letter received from the local Gold and Banking BadNUMjt A«t nation on the subject of chopping M>Ua from foreign
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    OVERSEAS EXPANSION.
    144 15 It is most gratifying to record the continuous expansion of British motor trade overseas. The latest example is afforded by the Crossloy Six. So far as Australia and New Zealand aie concerned, Croosleys always had a good hold on these markets, and the fact that T.KVH. the Duke
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    COLONY vs. F.M.S. CRICKET.
    2007 16 Consistent Colony Batting. UP-COUNTRY'S BATTLE FOR RUNS. Although, on account of the delayed start of the game on Saturday morning, it was decided to have nearly four hours play yesterday there is every likelihood of the annual cricket match between the Colony and the F.M.S. terminating
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    SPORTING NEWS.
    377 16 Penang Races. SATURDAY'S RESULTS. Open Horses. Class 3. Third Division. (One Mile): Kwahiii 9.2, 1; Otero 8.10, 2; Golden Special 8, 3. Tote $13; 10, 12. Also ran: Neidpath 8.10, Whiskers 8.2, Piedmont 7.7. Open Horses. Class 3. Second Division. (One Mile): Vatoy S.lO, 1; Tandubas 8.7, 2;
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    S.C.C. VS. MALACCA.
    31 16 The scores at the close of play on Satur day in this match at Malacca were S.C.C 168- Malacca 38 for seven. The match will be continued to-day.
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    S.R.C. VS. H.M.S. ORMONDE.
    235 16 This match was played on the S.R.C. ground on Saturday and resulted in a win f r the Club. H.M.S. Ormonde:— V. O. Darwont c da Silva, b .Ds D'Cotta 2; C. Chambers, c da Silva. b Hoffman 3; E. R. Lawrence, b Angus 24; J.
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    FOOTBALL.
    90 16 Police: 4, Stadium: 3. The Stadium officials fielded a strong side to meet the Police at the Stadium yesterday afternoon. An interesting game resulted in the officials being beaten by the odd goal in seven. The Police were more in the picture throughout the first half and were leading
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    SPORTING NEWS.
    65 16 The King's Cup. LADY BAILEY COMPETES. [Reuters Service.l London, July 30. For the annual air race for the King's Cup there were 17 starters including Lady Bailey. The course was 540 miles from Husknall aerodrome, Nottingham, and the race was won by W. L. Hope flying a D.
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    PROFESSIONAL GOLF.
    53 16 E. WHITCOMBE WINS. [Reuters Service.] Leeds, July 29. In the Thousand Guinea Professional golf semi finals Ernest Whitcombe beat Coinpston one up and Jolly beat Taylor one up. Leeds, July 30. In the final round of the Thousand Guinea Professional golf tournament E. Whitcombe (Bournemouth) beat Jolly (Foxgrove)
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    DAVIS CUP.
    61 16 JAPAN MEETS MEXICO. [Reuters Service.] St. Louis, July 30. In the Davis Cup Japan won the first two matches against Mexico. Ohta beat Robert KlBMy 2 6, I—6, 6—4, 6—l, 6 2, Takeichi Hararia beat Alfonso Unda f> 2, f>_-3, r>— 3. Kinsey and Butlin (Mexico) beat Harada
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    MALAYA LAWN TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP.
    183 16 RESULTS TO DATE. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur. July 30: The Malaya lawn tennis championships were continued to-day. Ladies' Doubles. Mrs. Laing and Miss Toby heat Mrs. Toft and Mrs. Dando G B, 6 4 reaching the final. Men's Doubles. Khoo Hooi Hye and Chua
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    S.R.C. LAWN TENNIS.
    149 16 The following were the winners in the 1926 and 1927 tournaments of the Singapore Recreation Club. 1926 Tournament. I>ouble Handicap.— C. A. Norris and F. T. Ephmumi; Runners-up, W. A. Balhetchet and \V. A. Aeria. Mixed Doubles. C. A. Norris and T. Leijssius; Runners-up, C. A. Pateman
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    SPANISH-AMERICAN YACHT RACE.
    38 16 [Reuters Service.] New York, July 31. King Alfonso has presented a cup for competition between Spanish and American yachts over an ocean course between New York and Santander. The first race will held next July.
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    20 16 The annual athletic sports of the Sultan Idris College will be held at Tanjong Malim on August 13th. and 14th.
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