The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 3 July 1929

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    13 1 Singapore Free Press 10 CENTS. SINGAPORE, S.S. WEDNESDAY, JULY 3, 1929. NO. 12,7.k)
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    302 1 Thf pclic\ of the Labour Government is vet forth m the King's Speech read at I M c tattsj if I'arliament ve>terday Tage 11. a Ylr. Stim>>t,r de< lares that the doctrine f parity sf still the main principle t<i be foll<t«ri by America m discussions mi
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    ART.
    1224 1 Mr Hive Hell's remarkal Ie little hook -»n 'At" hji: run through tight editiom 't af Irat prill ginning af IMI4 and to-day many am. I defend the w>i^t fecantricHlef of cabist and v ->rr i i-« by talk of "significant frm" fj ithmrt kn.ning who ffll thf) ifl
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      228 1 TAKE HOME A PACKET OF ABRAIZO MAKES ALUMINIUMWAUE SHINE. 1 Raffles Hotel I I FIRST CLASS ACCOMMODATION WITH MODERN SANITATION 1 1 TEA GRILL ROOM AFTER 1 DANCES UNRIVALLED IN THE EAST DINNER 1 MONDAY, niMTR I j|j WEDNESDAY WWnWO ft FWDAY DailCe Ni«Kt TUES °AY, I FRiDA^ THURSDAY 6.15—8.15
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      258 1 I KEDS and I I FLEET FOOT! RUBBER SOLED CANVAS SHOES I 8 l^l^^fafL >hw ASK YOUR dealer. iH jj P^^^^f^^^ IF HE CANNOT SUPPLY j£ 1 ■»^^^s OUR requirements I I PRODUCED UP TO A Mffifcff^ 1 W DOWN TO A PRICE Cl-~^^m^9Xß^k W c \\*o^sm^-^ y re f.
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      156 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Have you tried Raffles bread?-- Page \K Notices Iv Singapore Improvement Trust. Page y. You will be delighted with Lux JoUet soap Vvherl the rmce-Vgins to tell take T\idk>--an- r***gf la. Goodyear. the tyre with the all weather tread- Page 4. Chin Seng Co. is an authorised dealer
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      8 1 FOR YOUR SILVERWARE USE "GODDARDS" NON-MERCURIAL PLATE POWDER.
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      116 1 THE WEEK. Wednaoumff, 3rd. ■tgh Water, TJ a.m.. IJ, 7. in p.m.. U. I.eiris'.ative Council 10.30 a.m. S.C.R.C. Tennis Tournament. Football: Malay- vs. I. (.FA. .Div. 1) Stadium. Tht rmhiji, \th. High Water. 8.31 a.m., TJ, 8.1 p.m., 9.1. American Independence Day. America Afaoca. Dinner. Rc-rak BfrCff. 8.1. homewartl mail
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    AN INJUDICIOUS CROC.
    252 2 Ignores lhe Rules of the (iame. Dayak huntert are made <>t' stem say- a writer m the 8.N.8. Herald. Wading m to Kill a deer that had been cornered bj (ld:s and had taken refuge m the Batu Lima rivei mmm dayi ago a local Dayak hunt<
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    TETRAZZINI GRANTED A SEPARATION.
    165 2 Husband Twenty Years Her .Junior. Home. The court has granted Madame Laiaa Tetraxzini, tb»- tan* us primf uonna, a reparation from her husband on tin groondf of incompatibility of temper-arm nt and interefts. Madame Tetraxzini was married ir; Octo her. 1926 to Signor Pietro Vernati m
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    LORD ROSEBERY, A MAN OF CONTRADICTIONS.
    174 2 There was much m Lord Rosebery s life and m his character that was or anyhow ■reamed contradictory. The "orator of ?^mpirV he has been known at Sandringham t<» ask to be excused from proposing the birthday toast to the Duke of Clarence, presumably
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    38 2 Mr. W. R. Sanguinetti, formerly of the F.M.S. Public Works Department, has opened an office as a consulting civil engineer, under the name and address of The Zenith Agency, Ltd., 4, Broadway, Ludgate Hill, E.C. 4 M.M. I
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      449 2 FIRST AID. THE lODINE PEN. Fits m the pocket: Just a drop at once on a cut or abrasion prevents infection and promotes rapid healing. MEDICAL HALL, LTD., Singapore. I AOSHIMA CO. (Late FUJI BROTHERS) I Til. Stamford Road, Singapore. EXPERT JAPANESE SHOEMAKER. Fit, Style Prompt Attention. Ladies' Shoes a
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      268 2 \riOTORIA Coming SKortly The Greatest ot all Films The KING of KINGS THIS FILM WILL NOT BE SHOWN IN ANY OTHER THEATRE IN MALAYA. SPECIAL MUSIC SPECIAL ORCHESTRA. WATCH FOR FLRTHE R ANNOUNCEMENTS. %5 PAVILIONS FROM MONDAY, Ist. TO SUNDAY. 7th„ JULY. AT 9.15 P.M. SHARP THE LATEST PATHE GAZETTE
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      325 2 ALHAMBRA ft? Tan Chen* Kee Co- Ltd- Proprietor*. PROGRAMME Commencing Sunday, June 30th., and ending Friday, Jul\ :,ih In the Second Show at 9 p.m THE LATEST EMPIRE NEWS HIE OffWft FILM CI IHt lUNERAL OF DR SUN VAT SEN Smile, Brother, Smile A comedy exposing innermost secrets of the
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    SHANGHAI GUN RUNNER.
    516 3 I Carl Gunther Sentenced to I Two Years. i A protest against the way m which the g po;ice had conducted the case against Carl g Guntnei, the 62-year-old unrecognized GerI man-American, charged with trafficking mi n rirtarnrs, was made by his counsel. Mr. N. i Van
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    ELECTION INQUEST.
    257 3 Rehabilitation of Conservatism. I/ondon. June 16. Mr. Mad >ona ld's first acts as Premier have already had v favourable reaction. His exclusion of Mr. Wheatley and the inclusion of Miss Margaret Bondfuld have been marked down as indicative of a real desire to g«t to business at a
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    MEN'S DRESS REFORM PARTY.
    149 3 London, June 14th. "Perhaps one of the first things we have o ?»holish is the collar stud," said an eminent physician, Dr. Alfred Jordan, m discussng the aims of a new organization, the Men's Dress Reform Party, of which he is lonorary Secretary. The party was
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    FASHIONS IN LONDON AND PARIS.
    161 3 Re- Appearance of Voiles and Lace. I/ondon. June 1 4th. Voiles art- being featured hy the ItaiHlsg fashion houses m London and Pat is for the present season, hut a surprising and unexplained fact is that, whereas m our trrandmothers' days this fabric rould hv
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    82 3 Miss Ivy Tong, sister of Mr. Siew Chong. of Kuala Lumpur, who is reading for hai medical finals at the Hong Kong University is now on a tour m Malaya, says the Malay Mail. During her short stay she is ondea vouring to raise funds for the girls' Univer sity
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    JOHANNESBURG MURDER MYSTERY.
    155 3 Sensational Arrest at (,welo. London, June 23rd. Johannesburg.— A sensational arrest was made to-day at Gwelo. South Rhodesia, of a European m connection with the murder of an IX-yeur-nld girl, Mis s Iren t > Kanthavk. who was found dead m a plantation marJohannesburg, m November, l'riT.
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    72 3 H.s Highness the Yang l)i Pertuan Besar of Nearti BembUaa gave au "At Home" last Wednesday at the Asta^a Henggap. the Seremhan residence af His Highness. The weather was ideal. After tea. the guests watched lawn tennis exhibitions. The doublet were played hy Tengku Laxmana and Tengku Hu.-sein against Che
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    THE NEARLY-SHOT MAN RIDDLE.
    248 3 THE NEARLY-SHOT MAN RIDDLE. Golf Ball from Nowhere at 7.1 a.m. Sherlock Holmes would puff h.s turi otisly to-day if he could at handed th, Riddle of the Nearl> Shot Man of thf Southern Railway and the Ghost ff the Golf CoUTM It happened this way (writes m K\,n ing
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      215 3 j made as France I makes her finest toilet soaps Ll'X TOILET SO\P is m-irf.. r..--finest French MapsLJm'Sdehvth yoM exac «'v Hke the uses for her finest to\?et soanJ"* XZ me,ho l Kran firm. lon K wearing' TOHEtNoa^^* i wSsr^aE Lists* S^sss x°# you such a fine ro^'^at a CO
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      309 3 I Estate Trust Agencies j (1927) Limited. Os BRANCHES 21, First Cross Street at ai a/va 11. Light Street .V .V p^SS* Stra£tSenLlo^Sr dePoBited diansnfnt^fe^^e^ K&^B Interest coUected. Probate or Letters tfTSBSLfi I applied for and security furnished. "We specialize m Estate Management." I Consultations Invited. Tel. Ad: "STATETRUST." T.
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    CAPT. CAMPBELL NOT BEATEN.
    192 4 Attempt Next Year to Reach < 300 M.P.H. At least three attempts will be made on the world's motor spec.l record next year, writes Gordon Fraser, Daily Express Motor Correspondent. Mr. Kaye Don will make an attempt on a somewhat revolutionary model of a famous British
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    FREE-WHEELING IN A CAR.
    275 4 One ol the ffOft important motoring developments of recent year t is the u.*e of free wheels which not only save petrol, but de nitely make cars easier to drive. Describing his first experience of a car with this fitting, a writer m 'The Kight Car
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    A KNIGHT FOR A QUEEN
    72 4 Anita Page, noted movie ac tress featured m Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer films, finds a Knight. In th case, however, the Knight ha ppens to be one of the new Willys-Knight "70-B" roadster model* re eently introduced by the Willys-Overland Company, of Toledo, Ohio. Miss Page seems perfectly
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    EXUBERANT SPEEDOMETERS.
    145 4 Few speedometers are of any real value as an indication of true road speed. I have checked many which fond owners have assured me to be correct, and found them as much as 15 miles per hour fast, while a 10 per cent, gearing up seems quite usual,
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    INSURANCE CHANGES COMING.
    173 4 been made cannot Ik- said to who has driven thousands of Bstt risk to one whose experience i- or non-existent. Light Car. Now that we are reaching the time when the number of new motorists -that is, people buying their first car is showing signs of falling
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    WIRE WHEELS.
    92 4 (Gaining m Popularity m \merif" According t«> the statistics gttaatfl »t New York Automobile Show, win are m growing favour m U.S. X recent >how, out of 2H4 cars M ]*r ttfJ had wire wheels, 34 per cent, wood, and per cent, disc wheels; while at the show,
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      75 4 Demonstrating The Grip of The All- Weather Tread fßßtttf r V BaßfH JB l^rßta fl uavAII ur i Y^l fßßsl BatT BtBtWA Batu TrnW wjfl^*\f^k*fWw^^^^om\ sßavff^^j^^^^* \^m7 JB/Vr V^B^^tnßsiftttf Press your hand down on the All- Weather Tread. Feel the grip of the deep-cut sharp--1 edged blocks, placed m the
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    A MOTORING PROBLEM.
    972 5 ARE RACERS TOO HIGHLY BRED? Back to the Two-Man Type. Detroit, Mich., May la. To improve design, performance and economy of the modern passenger automobile, the powers that govern automobile racing m the United States are soon to venture on a radical change. May 30, at Indianapolis,
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    19 5 In the search for a new naval yardstick, it might not be amiss to try the golden rule. Virginian-Pilot.
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    GAS-CLEANING DEVICES.
    829 5 POSITIVE FLOW OF FUEL ENSURED. Importance of a Clean Engine. A point very much emphasized on all the new cars is the necessity for a clean supply of fuel and air lor the motor, writes J. E. Schipper m the Vancouver Sun. This tendency has been noted Cor
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    HOW OIL DISAPPEARS.
    113 5 Apply enough heat to it for a long interval and oil will begin to evaporate and disappear. This accounts for the mysterious, deficiency of the hydraulic shock absorber at times. On a rough road, traversed at a good speed for some time, the shock absorber has a
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    CLEANING SPARKING PLUGS.
    143 5 ation tv^T^ *5 f tht ation t>pe tmmmm v (>attMl with bfU internally, it is very bad practice to fa e P wi in 1 W* ST^ face a ill then be roughened; this m itself n.ay cause „ectrical leakage, and i„ any ase wu, pr.vde a
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    55 5 Not a single automobile is to be found m the .Sultanate of Oman, a country of 32 000 W mil **> -00.000 inhabitants.' m South-eastern Arabia. On the wester., side of the Arabian peninsula automobiles are begmn.ng to gat a hold, as there are 20 cars m Asis, 135 m
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      85 5 fTHE HILLMANI I 8 CYLINDER T Can now be seen I 1 AT f I UT Straits Motor Garage I 0 O0»»»»»».x..x«k^K^»»^»»«^^:4 < SINGAPORE TO LONDON BY CAR Messrs. Canagasabay and Pillay who left SINGAPORE eight months ago m a SECOND-HAND MORRIS have arrived m LONDON after a strenuous journey
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    Books of The Week.
    1435 6 [Special to the Free Press.] London, June 6. The Glorious Fourth received a signal recognition this year by the timely publica-! tion of Mr. Percy Lubbock's Shades of Eton (Jonathan Cape), one of the most entrancing books ever associated with the great school. It is really
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    BOOK REVIEWS.
    412 6 Dead or Alive, by Jesse Temple ton. (Ward Lock and Co.) The scene of this st< ry, like so marry nereis of to-day. If laiel m Canada, m a .-mall village m the timber districts, and tells of the arrival there- of two Englishmen, who, all unconscious of
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    MODERN PAPER INDUSTRY IN CHINA.
    582 6 China is credited with having nurtured the* genius who first conceived the Man of ati diking writing material from tihn.us pulp. The inventor Tsai Luu was bsTU la China m 7.". A.D. during the East Han DjTU aaty. He played the rule of pioneer ia
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    THE FORT WORTHS GREAT FLIGHT.
    1998 6 Wonderful Endurance Record m Old Plane. REFUELLING IN THE AIR. (Copyright by the Free Press and the N.A.N. A.) In the following article Reg L. Robins and Jim Kelly, the machinist and the cowboy, give a graphic account of their experiences m their second-hand aeroplane,
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    BRIDGE NOTES AND PROBLEMS.
    1033 6  -  HORATIUS What are "Quick" Tricks? LOGIC VS. CONSCIENCE. [By I. Special to the Free PIUSS.] In the American card valuation system 1 described last week, a quick trick (ace or K.Q.) is worth two probable tricks, because of its power Lf promoting lesser cards to tricl
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    CLEANING UP SHANGHAI.
    549 7 CAMPAIGN AGAINST GAMBLING. British Habitues Fined. Shanghai, June 22. The latest development m the campaign by the Shanghai police against the roulette dens and gambling generally, occurred last night when a raid was carried out on No. 161 C, Bubbling Well Road, the scene of the sensational
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    BATU CAVES ACCIDENT.
    202 7 Coolie Dashed to Death. A Tamil coolie named Kandiah aged 20, lell 225 feet from a cliff on which he was digging holes m which to place dynamite a' the P.W.D. Railway quarry, Batu Caves, at ne>on on Friday. His skull was split open and death must
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    COLOMBO-LONDON AIR MAIL.
    69 7 First Bag Despatched. The air mail service from Colombo to 1 ondon, via Karachi, was inaugurated on June 23 when two hags, containing 130 letters and weighing four pounds were despatched. There were 127 letters for the United Kingdom and some Up-country letters were also included. The
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    TWO HORSES KILLED.
    31 7 Sensational Incident m Victoria. London. June 23rd. f'aulfield (Victoria). Baldint and Nyaneay, two of the most fancied horses, were killed during the Grand National hurdle race here yesterday.
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    DOG RACING.
    854 7 CANINE MISBEHAVIOUR AT RAUB. Variegated Fields. The first and probably the last Summer (Dog Race) Meeting of the Raub Club took place on Sunday, June 16, BUder ideal conditions. There was a large field and several of the races were keenly contested. The First Race drew 12 runners,
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    QUEEN OF THE COURT.
    149 7 Pretty Champion's Romance. Consciously or unconsciously, youths and srirls exhihit their characters m tennis. Lord Birkenhead, a line sportsman himself, once admitteel that he could not play three sets of tennis with a ye»ung man without forming a definite opinion of his qualities, including his sense
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    X-RAYS BLIND TO BROKEN RIBS.
    279 7 Extraordinary Case of an Injured Man. The question why hospital authorities allowed a man to go home suffering from serious injuries after he had been knocked down by a lorry was raised at an inquest at Westminster on Charles Henry Sibley, aged fifty, a foreman
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    AUTOMATIC TRAFFIC SIGNALS.
    70 7 Adopted m 21 Centres. Automatic traffic signals are now install. Ed m 21 towns m Great Britain. In most cases the system If that m Manchester signals hy three lights showing for a fixed period m rotation. The towns when- the devices are installed are: Coventry, Liverpool,
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      205 7 \t J f Leave dentures s overnight m Odol liquid -it deans them thoroughly J all germs f deodorises. J§ A solution of lor 2 per cent. Odol Ta/\j! Liquid is admirable for steeping '^^AsTaa artificial teeth m over night. Odol is IAV^ rM J. a powerful antiseptic, yet it
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    MATTERS CHINESE.
    758 8 THE POSTAL PACKAGE SERVICE. Appeal for Maintenance. (From Our Chinese Correspondent). The Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commeice has for UM dad an appeal to the National Government for the maintenance of postal package service between China and the South Seas. The service Bf it stands, is the only
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    TALKIES FOR HONG KONG.
    209 8 Within the next few months. Hong Kong la to have the talkie-machine. It will be installed m the Queen's Theatre, and it is understood will cost something m the region of $50,000. Mr. C. S. Rosselett, Secretary of the Hong Kong Amusements, Ltd., when approached by
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    RUIN IN KANSU.
    604 8 RUIN IN KANSU Terrible Tale of the Rebellion. A correspondent of The Times fives an account of terrible events of the second phase of the Mohamedan rebellion m Kansu. North-West China, a province which has been virtually ruined and whose people have been reduced to utter starvation. The first rebellion,
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      222 8 NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that the four trade marks depicted above are the exclusive property of Miyata Works. 52 Kikukawacho Nichome. Honjo. Tokyo. Japan, and areused by them m connection with Bicycles, Motor Cycles, Motor Cars. Aeroplanes a nd their parts and Accessories manufactured by them m the Straits
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      137 8 1 /^/Sffl MALAYA mtaA^EftSr/^ ,s (t not si P niftcant that in this country, l\\ \WlKi^?l^C/ W*Y Sweetened Condensed Milk -has stood I m uA ImV imas^/sT\ > **m* nil ma i V^VfuuV M\ *ii V «Ml\ The reason is simply unvarying quality a*7 U fili am purity. That is
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    THE CASE OF CAPT. FALOUT.
    149 9 FATAL CARELESSNESS OF A SPY. Woman Confederate Escapes. [Reuter's Service.] Prague, July 1. A remarkable case, followed with intense interest m Czechoslovakia, has ended with Captain Falout, formerly on the headquarters staff' of the Czecho-Slovakian Army being found guilty of espionage foi Germany and sentenced
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    COAL OWNERS CONFER WITH PREMIER.
    85 9 industry's Position Discussed. I Keuter'g Service]. London. July 1. A score of cc al-owners. headed by Mr. E v a n Williams, pr esident of the Mining Association, visited Downing Street this afternoon and conferred for two hours with Mr. MacDonald, who w a accompanied
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    ACROSS NORTH SEA BY MOTOR BOAT.
    81 9 Adventurous Trip. [Reuter's Service Stavanger, Norway, July 2. Colonel R. N. Stewart, formerly of the Cameron Highlanders, with his wife, a friend and a Thames waterman has completed a hazardous trip from AfUfJtlaaa to Sola m an inboard motorboat only .'lO feet long and
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    EARTHQUAKE RAISES OCEAN BED.
    83 9 [Reuter's Service.] Wellington, Jul> 1. In connection with the recent earthquake it is reported that the ocean bed near Ka ramca, on the west coast of South Island has risen over a distance of a mile, the highest point being 100 feet and the widest jOO
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    BONAR LAW MEMORIAL COLLEGE.
    42 9 To Train Unionist Workers. [British Radio— Official Service.] Rugby, July 1. Mr. Stanley Baldwin to-day inaugurated the Bonar Law Memorial College at Ashridge House, Berkhampstead, which is to bf used henceforth as a training college for Conservative workers.
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    ANOTHER PANAMA LANDSLIDE.
    52 9 I Reuter's Service.] lialbao, July A landslide occurred m the Panama Canal yesterday south of the so-called Contractors Hill, involving 25,000 cubic yards of earth. Steamer traffic is not vet affected, but any further heavy movements of earth, of which signs are not lacking, might easily block
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    THE KING'S PLANS.
    37 9 [British Radio Official Service.! Rugby, July 1. It is expected that Their Majesties will remain at Buckingham Palace for about a week before proceeding to Sandringham, Norfolk, where they will stay throughout the summer.
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    90 9 A very interesting 1 ceremony took place m Taiping last Sunday, says the Times ol Malaya, when eleven Karin Christians belonging: to the Burma Regiment were publicly baptised m the Lake at Taiping, they being converts of the Baptist Mission. The ceremony was performed by their own padre, who also
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    MALAYA OF THE "EIGHTIES."
    1139 9 REMINISCENCES OF MR E. H. TOFT. "The Good Old Days." There appears to he f little friendly con veisy m progrsof as to who enjoy, the function ot the long, st residential BBfuMr H n w Hst a>a Ut the ,Ue t stev ns J »n<l
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    THE NUMANCIA RESCUES.
    185 9 How Lost Spanish Airmen Were Found. [British Radio— Official Service. J Rugby, July 1. Ine Spanish Ambassador m Ixmdon, Marquis .Merry Del Vai, to-.lav called on the Foreign Secretary, 'Mr. Arthur Henocrson, to express officially the thanks ot the Spanish Government for the assistance rendered by the
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    TRANS-ATLANTIC PILOT KILLED.
    106 9 TRANS-ATLANTIC PILOT KILLED. Fourth Fatality m Few Days. I Relit el's Service.] New Vara:, .loi> 1. Kilmer Mult/.. Miss Earaart'n Lraas*Al lim c p. let. and tar eonipaaiona, wen killed m bb aeiaplane crash here to-.iay. Si tits sms stunting arhen his plane vent nit., a tail spin al aa
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    KAYE DON MAKES NEW RECORDS.
    96 9 (British Kadio- Official Service. J Ragay, Juij l. Drivmg hi- British SunbefUfl car at Broohlaadf to-day, Kaye Don. the famous racing mot. -list, beat the vrorld'i record i r a standhtf ttari mile at loo.;: miles an hour. air. Dob also I al c la-.-
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    BRITISH HELP FOR CHINESE NAVY.
    126 9 BRITISH HELP FOR CHINESE NAVY. Report Confirmed. [Renter- Sen I London. Jul) I. The Eoreifsj Office, connrming the Nan Icing report as to the ttgninf of the Sha> Biitish naval agreement, says it is tadsr ISBOd that the Chinese (inwi nnietit have a Dosaprehenfive programme for building t substantial navy
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    BRITAIN LEAGUE DELEGATION.
    50 9 BRITAIN LEAGUE DELEGATION. [Briti-h Radio— Official Service.] Ruuby, July I. Regarding the statement that thf British delegation to thf League of Nations meetings at Geneva m September will not consist exclusively of memhers of the I.ah >ur Party, it i< understood that the delegation is likely to include Lord Cecil.
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      19 10 LBWTHWAITE. At the Kurop.;,;. 11.. pt.il. Kuala Lamßßr, on JSBf at, t" Dr. <■ I Mr>. Lswthwsita, a daughter.
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS WEDNESDAY, JULY 3. 1929. A BUSINESS MINISTER.
    701 10 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS WEDNESDAY, JULY 3. 1929. A BUSINESS MINISTER. The appointment of Mr. William Graham te> the Secretaryship of the Board of Trade bringa to that office ;i gentleman who has certainly a distinguished knowledge* of financial and economic problems and from that point of view the appointment is
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    299 10 Inspactof Mel.e-niian has Bkrhrod m Mate from Bingnporo, lo take the placo al Inspector Spink-, srho ha- gone then transfer. tf.G. At th«- conetnaien e>t the pr .uiiiy into the* ur- m which Lee R I charged with the- nuireier eif Warder I son. BQtßiod net committed te> the Aaaitaßi
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    POLICE OFFICERS GALLANTRY.
    160 10 Chinese Lady Rescued From Drowning. A Chinese lady walking alemg the Straits Steamship Company's wharf at the top of Prince Kelward goad, o\X Anse»n Re>ad, with he i husbanel e»n Monday evening went toe> ne*ar the edge and, owing to the> darkness, ■tumbled inter the sea. Police
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    PENANG PHARMACY BURGLED.
    57 10 [From Our Own Correspondent.] Penang, July 2. In the early hours of this morning the Boon Pharmacy was burgled, and binoculars, optical goods, cameras, fountain pens, clocks, etc., to the value of $1,000 we're stolen. The thieves broke m after pulling out an iron bolt of the
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    SINGAPORE OPEN SPACES.
    699 10 FURRIER INSIGHT INTO LOCAL SCHEMES. Existing Law Inadequate. The re. arks ffflsßß by Mr. J. I aycoek j about th l A-ork of the Parks and Op* I Spa.es Conunittef at last v.K'k's meeting of the Municipal Commission were very re assuiing. writes a Fief Press representative.
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    COMMODITY MARKET.
    72 10 LATEST TIN AND RUBISEH PRICES. [FBBB riiF.ss BBBVICE COPYBIGHT] I iindun. July 2. 1.10 p.m. Messrs. Lewis. Lazarus and Sot.notify to-day's tin prices as follow.Spot £201 14 16 (down 16th). Forward £205 1 16 (down 1 16 th). The market is steady. Messrs. Symington and Sinclair notify to-day's
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    PENANG WEDDINGS.
    121 10 Weil-Known Perak Sportsman Married. Penang. .lul> 2. The wedding te>ok place at the Church af the Assumption this morning af Mr. .1. C. S. Ponsford, the well-known Perak Hugb> player and cricketer, to Miss Helen Gatti of London. The bride was given away by the Hon. Mr. W.
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    OUR AIR BASE.
    565 10 PROGRESS OF WORK AT SELETAR. A Charge m the Face of Nature [Special to the Free Pttft.] When the Souther.. Cross lan graceful!; oa fcha I•• alfnl gr- Seletar tl aoatHntfti tht landing ftl at the Air Past-. ie-w of therepresentatives and other lviliar present to gr«*et
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    81 10 Mr. T. Isaac, late of T. o II titution. ant fotoed I raAP batie>nar\ I Mr IV K. Ha /lift. Assist.tr I ar af Police, faatpar. hat |ant Lumpur on transfer To-night ft 8.30 m the Mam] Hall the subject "Satan. Fa. I Will be discussed by V. F. lb
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      109 10 634 T.K.K's Balloon Toys, from 49 cents, to $1.50 >ach. Biscuits. 1 -lb tin from 30 cts. to 75 cts. per tin. Biscuits, 2-ib tin ititm 45 cU. to $1.30 SfX lis TENG SENG GUAN, 634 NORTH BRIDGE ROAD, Singapore. Jewellers and Agents for Tan Kah Kee and Co's Goods.
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    NAVAL DISARMAMENT.
    131 11 NO CHANGE IN AMERICAN POLICY. The Doctrine of Parity. [Reuters Service.] Washington, J u v 2 ng to reports from London that the states would change its policy with naval disarmament Mr. Stimson Secretary, indicated that the docparity will continue to be the basis for discussions mi n
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    AMERICAN TARIFFS.
    94 11 Mr. Hoover's Policy. [Reuter's Service.] Neu York, lulv 2. igf from Washington state- that CBB lea lera have been assured I Hoover that the tarif law will ally revised by the Senate Committee and the- heaw duty „n n the Bill reduci i. s,", that the US need
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    PLIGHT OF BRITISH AGRICULTURE.
    58 11 PLIGHT OF BRITISH AGRICULTURE. A Press Campaign. REE PKEgfj SERVICE. -COPYRIGHT] London. July 2. he plight of British agriculture forms subject of a campaign by the Daily i d the Daily Express. Daily Mail urges Government to the growing of wheat and potaand the breeding of cattle and remends that
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    CHINESE CABLE NEWS.
    181 11 Japanese Government Resigns. Bj arrangements with Nanyang Siang Pan Press.] Shanghai. July 2. en Shi Shan remained at Peiping yesBd < hiang Kai Shek met "him m the rnooil to discuss questionf connected his new command m the north-west. claimed on Chiang Kai Shek's side Yen Shi
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    CHANG TSO LIN'S DEATH.
    75 11 Ills Effect on Japanese Politics. nyo Nichi-Nichi Service.] Tokio, July i Kpected that the Cabinet will tendei ignation to the Throne tomorrow. Kawamoto, who was m charge the garrison which was to guard the apanese zone m Mukden on the day when omb outrage occurred causing
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    PROHIBITIONISTS' MISTAKEN ZEAL.
    38 11 PROHIBITIONISTS' MISTAKEN ZEAL. I Motorists' Safety Move. Reuter's Service.] New York, July 2. <• numerous fatal shooting baby prohibition agents who have miscenta for runi-runnera hundreds •tor-cars along the Canadian border prominenCy labelled ''Don't shoot, 1 no liquor aboard"
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    PRINCE MAHIDOL SERIOUSLY ILL.
    29 11 PRINCE MAHIDOL SERIOUSLY ILL. If f REE PRESS SERVICE.— COP YRIOHT I T Bangkok, July 2. 1 illness of Prince Mahidol. brother of •ne\ has assumed a serious aspect.
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    THE LABOUR GOVERNMENT'S POLICY.
    858 11 Programme for Domestic and Foreign Problems. IMPORTANT LEGISLATION FORESHADOWED., SLUM CL EARANCe7^p7o7meNT, AND SALE yjt LIQUOR. m *nm JL^^rSSL^!^^ tocurron, prob.ems op.„ inK *ICfc.zs*sSst^* course of ,he Kincs tatp-rtant legislation to deal with »k i further housing; also with regard to t c C earan of
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    SEQUEL TO SHOOTING OUTRAGE.
    100 11 Cantonese Committed for Trial. The two Cantonese charged m connection with the armed robbery of a druggist's shop m Hock Lam Street on June 14th. were committed to the Assizes at the conclusion of the preliminary enquiry m the Fourth Police Court yesterday afternoon. The case,
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    44 11 \t the Boy Sccuts' Rally m Ipoh on Saturday, July b\ H.E. the High Commistrill present the Order of the Silver Wolf to Mr. Hertslet, the District Commissioner Perak Boy Scouts' Association, who has done so much for the Scout movement m Perak. i
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    PARLIAMENT OPENED BY ROYAL COMMISSIONERS.
    121 11 In the absence of the Sovereign Parliament was opened by the Royal Commissioners, Ixrrds Sankey, Kintore», Southborough, Davidson and Denman, seated on a bench m front of the empty thrones. Many Labour members m the procession of members of the House of Commons to the
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    CHILD PICK-POCKET SENTENCED.
    102 11 An Indian girl, who was described by Chief Court Inspector Meredith as a wellknown pick-pocket and by the District Judge (Mr. C. H G. Clarke) as an "incorrigible thief" was sentenced m the District Court i yesterday to three months simple imprisonment on a charge of stealing
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    55 11 The Hon. Mr. H. E. Nixon, General Manager of Devon Estate, left Malacca on Wednesday last to take the Rohna for Madras. He has gone to India on a business visit before proceeding to England on leave, where he joins Mrs. Nixon, who has taken a house on the river
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    A FRIEND TO MALAYA.
    155 11 THE LATE ADMIRAL LEVESON. Sir L. GuillemardY, Tribute. [FREE PRESS SERVICE-COPYRIGHT] London, July 2. Sir Laurence Guillemerd, former Governor and High Commissioner m Malaya, writing to The Times, eulogises the services rendered to Mala.va hy the late Admiral Sir Arthur Leveson, former Com-mander-in-Chief of the China
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    YESTERDAY'S CATHEDRAL FETE.
    428 11 Record Result Anticipated. At the Victoria Memorial Hall yesteiuay morning, Mrs. .John Scott opened the Cathedral Fete. The Colonial Secretary was among the large gathering present. In asking Mrs. Scott to declare the fete <>)>en. Archdeacon Swindell, chairman of the organising committee, thanked all the workers, subscribers
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    DETECTIVE CONSTABLE CONVICTED.
    147 11 A detective conttabie attached to the Kandang fctrbau Police StaUoa answered to two charges of attempted extortion m the Pifltrict Court before Mr. C. H. G. Clarke, yesterday. In relation to the firsi charge accuse*el vas alletped to have gone to a house m Balestier lit ad
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    THE EAGLE ARRIVES AT GIBRALTAR.
    54 11 [Reuter's Service.] Gibraltar, July 2. The British aircraft carrier. Eagle, which ItatUtJ the Bpanith aviators who were forced to descend m the sea during a flight across the Atlantic, arrived to-day escorted by a Spanish seaplane. She was loudly cheered by an enormous crowd anel
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      43 11 METEOROLOGICAL REPORT. Hill Station records for the 7 days ending midnight on Saturday, June 29th. Penang Hill (2,100 ft.); average mean shade temp. 70.42 F.; total evaporation .215 ins.; total rainfall 2.771 ins. Taiping Hill (3.500 ft.); 70.79 F.; .173 ins.; 3.36 ins.
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    IN THE JUNGLE.
    1965 12 MR. AND MRS. ELEPHANT AT HOME. Fighting Family Battles. Mama elephant raised her trunk and j •ocked her floppy ears. For a moment the I l n skull ed low m the grant along the African river by which the elephant herd was grazing. Junior Elephant was
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    CHINESE ACTORS FOR NEW YORK.
    299 12 A Possible Visit to London rti A 'i t'ventiiallv Ki j Ear atv t<» be >riv«n th i IMU itad) ti fir<t h 1 'ra-> M. .1 am-. < h Itcr-NMUUurpi, In m.-ikine plans I I r k-r thii nmiw r for th- i taking
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    31 12 Mr. A. LiHurne, general mat the Haul. Aaatialm (mid mmn, Lilbnrnc ate iea\mg for Anat Maiella on July ft, Mr. Lilbume a short business tup only and r two months. 1
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    AUSTRALIA'S ECONOMICS.
    2059 13 FACTORS IN INTERESTING PROBLEM. The Recent Mission. theYo h var 0 ir U Se of cane an interesting address to DucK L'Hfth S L nd n Sir A neaa ot the recent enquiry comS*;t' rom Austra,ia a,tei bein* TL, V *°T SeVen months S the X^f^ as rath
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    BOGNOR REGIS.
    32 13 Sussex Resort Changes Its Name. London, June 22. Bognor authorities have obtained the King's permission to change its name to Bcgi'or Reg's as a perpetual memorial of the Royal stay.
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    TEA BRICKS AS CURRENCY.
    363 13 Famous Collection of Mon?> Sold. London. May J>ru Bricks of compressed tea, a Broodpeckcr*f scalp, liquorice-soaked tobacco, condensed milk, jrrass mats and salt are BBBBBfj tlv curious types of the world's mediums of exchange, which are included m what Li characterised as one of the most
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    SAUNDERS OUTRAGE.
    60 13 Allahabad University Student Arrested. Allahabad, June 17. It is reported that Lalit Mukerjee, M.Sc., a student of Allahabad University, was arrested last evening here at a house m the city by the Allahabad police on a warrant from Lahore and taken to Lahore. It is believed that his
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    MAY DAY MEMORIES IN BERLIN.
    507 13 Communist Excuses. Her m. Ma\ 21. After tturse wsslu of enforced tllanca, tht Rote Fahnt*. the argna of the German Commnaift Party, maapsarst] to-day. Tlu issue af tht Rote Fsftme «ras prohibited I baeanat oi the part it played m the Ma\ Day disturbances. Three
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    STEREOSCOPIC FILMS.
    397 13 (•real Advance m Realism. A ttstcaaafa] demonstration af ttaraaatfffia cinematography, a greater screen revolution than talking films, was given m New York last month under the auspices §f th.- Radio Corporation af America, one of the two electrical corporation* which ar, now m practical control of the American
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      507 13 Baa.isw A^^^ff **^mj mmm SELECT THE COLLAR SET you like and be sure the name Krement: is stamped on the back. That is your guarantee that neither humidity nor the most trying hot weather willever affect the Krementz gold plate. On sale everywhere KREMENTZ Qeneral Agents S. S. and F.
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      13 13 A *r A Ammr Ht^ Bf^^ a/ 1 A^T -v >!^\ yf ''''^^LmmXmMmV^l M
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      777 14 Blue Funnel Line REGULAR PASSENGER CARGO SERVICES EXPRESS SERVICE MARSEILLES, LONDON A N. CONTINENT FORTNIGHTLY. 1 WEEKLY SERVICE LONDON AND N. CONTINENT. Twice Monthly Service Liverpool and Glsagow. (Via Genos and Havre). Route subject to alteration without notice. (0) WEEKLY SERVICE LONDON AND N. CONTINENT. Due Singapore. AUTOMEDON For London,
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      479 14 EUerman Bucknall Steamship Co., Ltd. (Incorporsted m U.S.A.) "EUiiAN"IINE. PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICES TO UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENT (VIA PORTS AND SUEZ CANAL). FREIGHT SERVICE. OUTWARDS. TO HONG KONG. SHWGHAI AND JAPAN. Due Spore. 1929 s.s. CITY OF TOKIO July B s.s. CITY OF PEKIN July 27 s.s. CITY OF
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      428 14 P&»0 British India and Apar Lines. (Incorporated m England.) I— MAIL, PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICES. PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL S. N. CO. UNDER CONTRACT WITH HIS MAJESTY'S GOVERNMENT LONDON AND FAR EAST MAIL SERVICE. OUTWARDS FROM LONDON FOR CHINA AND JAPAN Doe 1' Tonnsge. Singspore. Tonnaßt-. MALWA 11,100 July 13 KASHGAR
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      704 15 O. S. K. Line. Destination*. London, Rotterdam, Hamburg, Bremen, Arrive. Leave. Dunkirk and Antwerp via Colombo Aden, Suez and Port Said. Alt \r Durban, Cape Town, Rio de Janeiro, July 20 Jul 21 Santos. Montevideo and Buenos Airet rßound-the- World passage £150.] Manila w.. Mombasa. Zanzibar, Dar-es-Salaam Ju 3 Ju
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      292 15 DOLLAR STEAMSHIP LINE I c^riciAMEWCANM^Jt LINE TRAVEL IN COMFORT TO Europe New York VIA PENANG. COLOMBO, SUEZ, PORT SAID. ALEXANDRIA, NAPLES, GENOA AND MARSEILLES. ON THE COMPLETELY REMODELLED S.S. PRESIDENT ADAMS S.S. PRESIDENT HARRISON S.S. PRESIDENT JOHNSON AND ENJOY THE COMFORTABLE CABINS, PUBLIC ROOMS, SOFT BEDS AND OTHER MODERN IMPROVEMENTS
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    67 16 The P. and O. Morea arrived m London at 10 a.m. on June 29th. Capt. S. Slightham took over command of the 8.1. Mats Hari on Wednesday replacing Capt. A. Winstanley, who has gone Home on leave. M.G. There were 877 deck passengers from Swatow and Hong Kong
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    CHOLERA DEATH ON FRENCH STEAMER.
    106 16 When the French steamer Cap Saint Jacques arrived at the quarantine anchorage yesterday morning from Saigon, it was reported that a member of the crew, the third cook, had died of cholera on the voyage. He was buried at sea. The usual precautions were taken,
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    CABLE REPAIR.
    64 16 The Eastern Extension Australasia and 1 China Telegraph Company Ltd., have been instructed by the Standard Oil Company of New York to proceed with the necessary repairs to the Pulo Sebarak cable which was damaged by a ship's anchor recently. Operations off the western entrance to Keppel Harbour
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    THEFT FROM OFFICER'S CABIN.
    49 16 A Teochew* pleaded guilty m the Fourth t Police Court yesterday afternoon to the theft of one watch and hat, valued $20, from the chief officer's cabin on board the Imperial Prince earlier m the day. Accused was remandtd on bail of $50 for sentence.
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      213 16 INDO-CHINA STEAM NAVIGATION CO.. LTD (Incorporated m England). (x) Direct Services to Japan via Hong Kong Amoy and Shanghai and to Calcutta via Penang from Singspore. Taking csrgo on through Bills of Lsding for Canton. Macao, Swatow, Amoy, Chefoo. Tientsin, Newchwang, Ysngtsze ports, th* Philippines, etc. FOR PENANG AND CALCUTTA.
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      62 16 s.s. MARELLA. Consignees c* curgo ret the above steamer from Sydney (arrived June 28th) are herehy notified that a General Survey of all cargo landed m a damaged condition will be held at Godown No. 46 on Saturday, July 6th, 1929, at 9 a.m. No further survey will be held.
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      596 16 Kerr Steamship Co. Inc., 44, BEAVER BTREET, NEW YORK. (Incorporated m U.S.A.) 0 GENERAL AGENTS. REGULAR FREIGHT SERVICE TO BOSTON, NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA AND I BALTIMORE. i via mjvz) M.S. SILVERASH due July 4 saiU July > M.S. SILVERGUAVA due July 31 BaUt A M.S SILVERBEECH due Aug. 23 **ils
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      692 16 MAIL DESPATCHES. BY TRAIN. Kuala Pahang, Pekan, Sungei Lerabin and Kuantan (via Gemas and Jerantut) every Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday a J am Bangkok every Thursday B.m. I Kota Tinggi, Seremban, Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh, Taiping Penang and Kedah and Lower Siam 6 a.m. Kelantan every Monday, Wednesday and Saturday
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      498 16 A PACIFIC PHENOMENON. Long "Streets" of Brown Water. (Kilo. May 29. Captain H. Well ton. of the Norwegian steamer Siljestad. sends home the following report of an unusual happening in the Pacific, and asks if anyone can explain it or »f the phenomenon has been obMTVtd from other ships. The
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    PERVERSION OF ART.
    202 17 Miss Mayo's "Slaves of the Gods." London, June 22. Lard Olivier, commenting m the Daily Herald, on Miss Katherine Mayo's 'Slaves he Gods," says that her personal intenI is doubtless admirable and this volume ,t be deemed quite so handy for IPelj political use as an anti-Swarajist
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    THE F.M.S. AND SIAM RAILWAYS.
    386 17 THE F.M.S. AND SIAM RAILWAYS. IKound Table Conference. > of K.V.S. Eaiitiasy officials returned Iron, a railway con[erence m Bangkok. The folloving account si the u-iness done is taken from the Siara r of Tuesday: Ir.v t .M.S. Railways were represented by Strachan. Mr. VV. H. Elkins, Mr. J. oner,
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    £***** FLOOR NOT TO BE USED.
    238 17 |**an and Ed#ar Lose Their Case, London. May 19. •Judgment was given yesterday by a King's Bench Division Court discharging a rule nisi for certiorari and a rule for a writ mandamus issued on the application >f fctsrs Swan and Edgar (1927), Ltd., of
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    CIERVA'S WINDMILL MACHINE.
    47 17 I Fleet of Autogiros. Madrid, May 30. w it claimed that the trial of Senor de diva's new improved windmill autogiro lnn"° success^l that he is immediately '""'line a fleet of aJx similar mac hinea. i tutogfoo rose vertically after a few yards' run.
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    SPYING ON SPIES.
    311 17 Amazing Stories m New War' Book. a book pushed wj^:i: a wno gambled with death m the late War&L2?*- uf Englishmen who, £sing .s i Btream of '"formation to England and vice versa. I" snB'if5 n8 'if, hman named Everett was given 5JS 1 'mSagg the Germ
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    SINGAPORE JAIL BREAKERS.
    392 17 Arrest on the Tilawa. Hong Kong. As the result of a telegram received at Hong Kon Police Headquarters on June 24. from the Singapore Police, to the effet t that they suspect that two of thirte. n I' hinese prisoners who broke jail there on March 24,
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    "TABLE OF THE MARSHALS".
    173 17 Napoleon Relic Not to Leave France. Paris, May 28. The historic "Table of the Marshals" made for Napolpon m 1806, was s6ld to an English purchaser yesterday for 400,000 francs (£3,300) at the sale of the collection of the late Prince de la Moskowa, a.descendant of
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    35 17 Miss Iris Ferdinands, of Ipoh, left for England on Saturday. She is travelling on Rajputana. She hopes to join the Teachers' Trainfne College, Bedford, where she will take a three years' course of training. T.O.M.
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    CHINESE GENERAL'S ESCAPE.
    102 17 Attempt on Life of Nanking Supporter. Shanghai. June 17. Alleged to be the work of an agent of Marshal Feng Yu-hsiang, an attempt tfftfl made on the life of General Chu Chao-liang m Hankow yesterday morning. Only brief details of the sensational affair arc so far available,
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    FRENCH LABOUR TROUBLES.
    128 17 FRENCH LA BOUR TROUBLES. Paris. May 28. The shortage of labour is becoming increasingly serious. During April, the employment exchange m the Seine Department registered 15,000 jobs which could not be filled. This shortage of man power creates all the more anxiety, because there is no sign of any adequate
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    EARL OF INCHCAPE.
    34 17 Heir's Courtesy Title Of Viscount Glanapp. London, June 21. Lord Inchcape will adopt the title of the Earl of Inchcape. His son, Kenneth, will have the courtesy title of Viscount Glanapp.
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    AMANULLA EN ROUTE TO ITALY.
    31 17 On Board P. and O. Liner Mooltan. Bombay. June 22. Ex-King Amanulla and party sailed for Italy to-day on board the P. and O. liner Mooltan.
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    MEERUT CONSPIRACY CASE.
    88 17 Prosecution to Produce ."><)<) Witnesses. Meerut, June 18. Mr. Hutchinson, Vice-President of the Girni Kamgar Union, Bombay, who was arrested at Nagpur on the 14th, arrived at Meerut yesterday under a strong police escort. He will be the thirty second accused to stand his trial m the
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    SELECTION OF BISHOPS.
    95 17 Power of Veto for Electing Body. London. June 11. The interim report of the Bishops' Committee to the Church Assembly recommends an alteration m the present system of selecting Bishops. It declares that the Prime Minister, before recommending nominees to the King, should consult at least. seven
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    SLIM FIGURE CULT CAUSING TUBERCULOSIS.
    72 17 New York. June 1. Dieting for the sake of a slender figure is the reason why the tuberculosis rate is twice as high for girls as it is for boys, according to the National Tuberculosis Association, which is holding its annual conference at Atlantic City.
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    26 17 A happy marriage is one m which the husband makes an allowance for the wife and the wife makes allowances for the hus I band. Virginian-Pilot.
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    VISIBILITY GOOD.
    177 17 I A Marazion, Cornwall, reader writes: "I can beat the instance of good visibility! mentioned m the Morning Poet. From the high land between St. Ives and Zennor, one very clear day, we plainly saw the high land above Hartland Point, a distance of roughly 70 miles. (The
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    This Week's Great Day
    666 18 SBS^BIMBS^pS^^ a a aa*. a aa> July S Jack Cade's Rebellion. 47* On July 3rd, 1450, Jack Cade VEAKS entered the City of London at AGO. the head of his formidable and victorious band of rebels. At that time the whole cf Britain was seething with
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    THE SOUTH AFRICAN TOUR.
    279 18 Drawn Match Against Yorkshire. The second match between the South Africans and Yorkshire «>n June 21 wa^ drawn. icons: S. Africa.— l^t Inn*. Catterall b DoVfrJft* |S, Mitchell run out 2o Christie b Dennis 10 Taylor b Domfflas 37 Morkel run out 36 Cameron c Wood
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    PREMIER'S INDISCREET ARTICLE.
    120 18 Ixmdon, June 21. The Times, m an editorial, reveals the true history of the indiscreet article published by the Premier, Mr. Ramsay MacDonald, m a Sunday paper, on the minority populations of Europe, which caused much comment m the French and Italian Press. Mr. Mac Donald explained
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    THE GYPSIES OF THE EAST.
    523 18 Nomads Who Range From Egypt to India. The exact origin of the g\ spies of tht- British Isles is an interest ing subject for the #imple reason that -o very little is known >i these strann people, ;tnd m the absence >f any e\ i
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    THE LATE SIR DAVID YULE.
    71 18 English Estate Valued at £348,038. Calcutta. June 14. The late Sir David Yule, the well-known Calcutta merchant, left estate m England of a gross, value of £348,038. The net value of his personal estate is £325,504. The whole of the personal effects, including houses and
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    BRITISH MALAYA.
    253 19 Rubber Statistics. The following is a statement of quantity and value of rubber exported during June supplied by the Imports and Exports office IT ItM To Jatc fcgains. I.X TJ4I -,947 88,283 24,787 VMJL 26,8 x:< 15.617 1867 M 106^59 C. Eur. .i,96t» l.Hlf, fSjni 9J9SO B. Pos.
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    PUNGGOR RUBBER MEETING.
    583 19 The annual meeting of Punggor Rubber Estates Ltd. w:/s held on Saturday at the >ficea of th.> Secretaries, Messrs. (iattey and Halt-man. lhe Chairman m tin- course -.t hispeech aaid: It is common knowledge k .at. since th»' time of OUT last general meeting, the conditions of
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    EXCHANGE.
    57 19 Jul Baas 4 ni.-. :i 27 .*J2 Bank riemanJ 2 3 23|32 Private ersanti I m.>. i 5 16 New York. deniM.id f,5 H 16 Credit* SO ears 67% T r ""1 India, T. T. \:,\r. t Hongkong, domaad i:<« 4 p.c i> Yokohama, demand Bank of Fn«?land Kit«-
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    PRODUCE.
    225 19 < "I'iM Sand i ted Rice Lian^ Hin Chan Mark Red Eagle (New) 8.80 Rice, Siam old No. 1. 830 Rice, Rangoon Rintan 260 Rice, Rangoon Sioka 258 Rice, Siam Rraken No. 1. 220 Rice. Siam Broken No. 2 200 Rice, Siam (ilutinou* No. 1 B f >o Rice,
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    C. OF C. RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    49 19 Jul) Jnd.. I] o'cliK-k no.m. R.B.S. equal t«' st indard, Q.CJT. I'" 1 if Market; Steady Cju>»t. Litest Cable: London Spot per ll>. Near York 9poi Shse, Gjtt*. fi pei lb. rd R.S.S 1• ;j">'_ 55% ptvmbei '<T .T 1 Au^-S.-pt. :<»">'_. Oct-Dcc lan-Mai 39
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    HENRIETTA RUBBER.
    211 19 At the annua! meeting o! Henrietta Rubber Fstates m London, [ho Chairman. Mr. \V. H. Shelford. stated: The past year hae turned out better than are expected and sre show a profit ol £3,177. His. Cd. We eaiTJed forward from last yeal 1*11,903. as. L'd.. whuh ems sonse
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    FRASER'S SHARE LIST.
    104 19 Yesterday's Alterations. Thc Insurance Act of 1928 has simplified thc machinery of administering thc Nationa' Insurance Acts and is a great advance m the improvement of the scheme. Mr. E. Heather (Manchester Unity of Oddfellows). Buyers Sellers. Bukit Arang ($n 1.70 l.so Eastern Siani Kamponjr (10s) iMs
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    TRONOH DEVELOPMENT.
    155 19 Proposal to Capitalist t5OjMMi Profits. i RBI PRESS SERA ICE, r.ir.n Ijondon, Jul> 2. Tin darectoti sf Tronoh Ltd. are submitting resolution to their ihar, noldet talising CSO,OOO worth ef aadivided It is stated that demands are no\v made on the piesent t apital for the pur ef
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    DUNLOP AFFAIRS.
    92 19 Sir Eric (.eddes Demo Rumours. [FBEE PBEBB SEBVI, t. C rFYBIGHT |y«»nd«>i:. Juh t Sir Eri< >• I i», managing d Dunlops Limited, has issued s circuls the shareholders of the company ii course of which recenl rumoenrs that the ipany eontemplatei making immediatel) a large new issue
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    ROSE MACPHAIL AND PENMAN LTD'S REPORT.
    204 19 Sinsaj>ort\ 1 1 j I > J. Rant oi Loadon 10 16d, l 16d up. Closing Frio.' 35 *a p.m. .July 35*4, Auc Aug.-Sept. ••,.<>.•' .Mai ch -"v.* 1 4 Firm quiet. Tin.— l ond n £20.1 2i Miuing. Firm. Sungei Way? t x.d..
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    CAR COMPETITION BENEFITS RUBBER INDUSTRY.
    106 19 I look at General Motors and Ford rue. mg each othgr to expand the BBS ef th» motor ear m all parts < f the \\.u l,i: foi tor friends to rubber no kadmstr) could sriah for. There is no reason why aumhei al the
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    MALAYA TIN DREDGING.
    77 19 No. 1 Dredue— Ka'i Mine. Referring to the reports to tin sinking of the above (Mentioned dredge on the Kth ultimo the general auumger writs that the) are now instructed by tin- Board ef Hire, tors to state that news ha.. 1 een recc I from the
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    95 19 Films snoWhsg the bunting af wild am mals m Africa with full sound Hfetti an to he shown. Wo suppose they will be km vvn as "the Stalkies."— London Opinion. The mere fact that thc men m industry have been coming together has enahled m dustry itself to bejrin to
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    SPORTING NOTES.
    1158 20 It is not unnatural that the news of the possible visit to Malaya of the French lawn tennis team of live players which is to visit In-riia and Japan at the close of the home season should have caused a flutter cf expectant interest amor"- enthusiasts throughout the
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    THE SECOND TEST.
    481 20 CENTURIES BY LEYLAND AND TATE. England's Uneven Batting. [Reuter's Service.] London, July 2. The weather was fine, though cool, when I eyland and Hendren came out at Lorii s to. day to continue England's second innings against the South Africans, Overnight England had lost the wickets of
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    WHY HOBBS WAS NOT CHOSEN.
    32 20 A message of June 29 .states that Hobbs wa- omitted with regret from the England Test team as he recpuired at least a week for complete recovery.
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    FRENCH OPEN GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP.
    53 20 Anglo-American Final. [Reuters Service.l Chantilly. July L In the French open golf championship semi-finals Westland (Chicago) beat the American, John Dawson, favourite for the recent British amateur title, by 3 and 2; the 19 year old Englishman, Fletcher (Dorset) beat the Honourable Michael Scott (Wimereux) on
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    20 20 The annual sports of Pearl's Hill School will be held m the School Hall on July 17th. at 3.15 p.m.
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    FOOTBALL.
    571 20 FINAL OF THE GA-RRISON CUP. R.E. Win Replay. R.E., 2; R.A 0. After drawing one goal all m the fir«t match, the R.E. won the Garrison Football Shield and medals at the Stadium yesterday evening when they defeated the R.A. by two clear goals, m the replay before the
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    SECOND DIVISION RESULTS.
    25 20 Result- m the Second Division played last ewninir were as follow Telephone ompany 4 S.R.C. 1. A pr 1; Harbour Board 1.
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    SINGAPORE GOLF CLUB.
    281 20 Women's Eclectic Competition. Play for the Ladies' 18 holes Eclectic competition 0 f the Singapore Golf Clob, for prizes prese-nted hy Mrs. David Phillip, was concluded on Sunday and resulted m a tie between Miss GUroy and Mrs. English. One hundred and eighty-nine cards were tak<«n out.
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    213 20 AUSTIN AND MISS NUTHALL LOSE. Miss Wills Beaten m Doubles. [Reuter's Service.] London, luly 2. Tilden and Hunter entered the semi-final of the men's doubles at Wimbledon to-day by defeating Von Kehrling and Kleinschroth 6—4 B—6 6—o. In the mixed Farquharson and Miss Heine (South Africa) beat Austin
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    COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP CRICKET.
    237 20 Four Matches Finish m Two Days. [Re utir's Service.] London, luly 1. SUIT*]? went down to defeat m the county' 1 1' ket championship at Southampton toia\. Hampshire v. inninjr after «»nl\ two days' i lay ay sis okkots. W. H. LHrsay, the Hampshire itampar, took hi.-
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    LATEST RESULTS.
    95 20 Kent Trounce Yorkshire. [Reuter's Service.] London. Jul) 2. Matches concluded to-day as follow: Yorkshire \s. Kent. At Tonhrtdsjs; Kent won by inning- am) f«. Kent 171 for 9 (dec. Yorkshire 108 and 257. Wool ley scored 111 and Hardinpe 137 for Kent, Rhodes taking six wicket* for 11*.
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    CHINESE VOLUNTEER SHOOT.
    144 20 At the monthly spoon Shoot of the Chinese Volunteer Rifle Club held at Bukit Timah Range on Sunday, the following ten best scores were returned: Five rounds were fired at 200 yards and the 300 yards was fired kneeling. The handicap aggregate winner was Pte. Wee Chye
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    24 20 Mrs. G. E. Greig has returned from Singapore. Unfortunately, though better, she has not yet quite recovered from the injury to her knee. M.M.
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