The Straits Times, 5 July 1930

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    39 1 The Straits Times ESTABLISH £0 NEARLT A CENTURT.] THE LARGEST AND MOST INFLUENTIAL NEWSPAPER IN MALAY% 20 PAGES SINGAPORE. SATURDAY. JULY 5, 1930. Pfcto^K Xi CENTS The Straits Times 0 PAGES SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JULY 5, 1930 PRICE 10 CENT!
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      303 1 SINGAPORE: 78, CECIL ST. ('PHONE 5151). Ny Carlsberg Beer In bottle, and on draught. Sole Importer* EAST ASIATIC CO, LTD. (Inc. in Denmark) SINGAPORE. r j J Mli LAMP S H Condensed Milk or Umrorm —Tv^-? We have received a range of very smart parchment v v |c lamp shades
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      20 1 KUALA LUMPUR: 27. JAVA ST. (PHONE 3683) Prime Portland "0 K" CEMENT EAST ASIATIC CO., LTD. Inc. in Denmark! SINGAPORE.
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      582 2 P. 0., BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINES (Incorporated to EngsM*) MAIL AND PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICE. PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL S.N. CO•JNDF.R CONTRACT WITH HIS MAJESTY'S GOVERNMENT LONDON AND FAR EAST MAIL SERVICE. iUTWARD FROM LONDON FOR CHINA AND JAPAN. Tonnage due Spore. RAJBJUTANA 18.600 July 18 KASHMIR 9,000 Ju y
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      615 2 SHIPPING ANNOUNCEMENTS. (NIPPON TUSEN KAISHA) TO LONDON. Naples, Marseilles, London, Antwerp, Rotterdam and Middles Borough Vessels Tonnage Due sail TSBUkUNI MARU 12,000 July 16 IV HAKUSAN MARU 10,600 July 30 SI HARUNA MARU 10,500 Aug. 13 14 t KAMO MARU 8,000 Aug. 13 14 8 KATORI HARU 10,000 Sept. 11
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      464 2 BURNS PHILP LINE (Incorporated in England) FOR BRISBAJfE, STDITET AND WELBOURNE, VIA JAVA, DARWIN AND THURSDAY ISLAND. Regular monthly sailinga by the wellkeswn steamer MARELLA (7R6S tons) vi the new motor vjiml, MALABAR (4812 torn). The s.s. MARELLA it on* of the largest and finest steamers trading to Auitralia, cabins
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      647 2 K. P. M. (ROYAL PACKET NAY. CO. OF BATAVIA) (Incorporated In Holland) Under contract with NETHERLANDS INOIAN GOVERNMENT. Telephone No. 84S1, with tab-connections to Pannage, Frelfht, Transhipment, Marine Deptt. And Manager"* De*fc. Representative for Singapore aad Strait* Settlements of the Traveller* Official Information Bureau. Booking Office Royal Dntch Indian All
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      622 2 THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE THE OCEAN STEAM SHIP CO. LIMITED. THB CHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAY. CO, LTD. (Incorporated In England) REGULAR SERVICE TO MARSEILLES, LONDON, AMSTERDAM, ROTTERDAM, ANTWERP, HAMBURG, AND BREMEN— GENOA^ HAVRE, LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOW—BOSTON. NEW YORK AND BALTIMORE. WEEKLY SERVICE— LONDON AND NORTH CONTINENT. LONDON, ROTTERDAM AND HAMBURG.
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      502 2 THE SIAM STEAM NAY. CO., LTD. (Incorporated In Siam) BANGKOK COASTING SBBVICB For Kretay, Trenggano, Kclantan, Bangnirit, Telupin, Patani. Singora, Laeon, Sichon, Bandon, Kobsamui, Langsuan, Chumpon and Bangkok. Arrival Departure PRACHIPOK July 7 MALINI July 9 SLDDHADIB July 14 July lft VALAYA July 21 July L':: The steamers are fitted
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      433 3 DUTCH MAILS N.V. Stoomvaart Maatschappij Nederland and N.V. Rotterdamsche Lloyd WKEkI.Y MAIL and PASSENGER SERVICE TO Keaaa i»l<Hia Haathasaptaa MartellUa kUtteraaai Taaaaga Mk rtf Wi«t IMM S.W.N. Jaly 11 Pain. in.non R.L. Jaly 18 a> r.C H....H v.440 P.htJJ. Jaly U n w. Stt-aj.k It.npil R.L. Aog. 1 Kor.. li.
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      1512 3 SHIPPING ANNOUNCEMENTS. DOLLAR STEAMSHIP LINE dInd AMERICAN MAIL LINE ROUND-THE-WORLD SERVICE rrata BtTIGAPOBB aad PKNAMii rla COLOMBO, SUEZ, PORT SAIO, ALEXANDBIA, NAPLES. GENOA a-d BtAKAftII.LES to NEW TOBE a»« ■OBTON. Arrivci I.oavc Leave S'p.. r S ;i>'rp I'ri anz i'RM. PTLLMORI Ju<) 7 in 4ui» li'Rr«. WII.WIS Jul; Jaly U
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      478 3 OCEANIC AND ORIENTAL NAVIGATION CO., SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. TACOMA ORIENTAL STEAMSHIP CO., TACOMA, WASH. STATES STEAMSHIP CO., PORTLAND, ORE. JOINT SCHEIUXr. Sailing*: for United State? and Canada Points from Hong Kong. Saa r'ranriero and Portland S3 WfCHIGAN tiiU fi-«m Tl'.ng KMM J-i't I San FraarljK*. l.m Atgelpa aiH< Saa Dieg*
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      426 3 JASPER NATIONAL PARK Canada's Rocky Mountain playground For booklet* and infnrwnHon, writti, phonf or call. L. L. LAWI.BR. General Agenn, Hnag Konf Hank ChimWn, CANADIAN NATIONAL The Largest Railway Sytttm in America SIANG L!M PARK LORON<; 10. GCTLANG. GARDEN HOUSES TO LET. 4-roomed hotwea S'JO Bajr i:rn'n 3-roometl bouse* ?2-'i
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  • DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES
    • Obituary
      FUNERAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
      41 4 The funeral of the late Mr. Heng ..t.. J.P. will take place on Bunday, July 13, 1880. The cortege will leave his No. 28 and 30, Emerald Hill Road i.m. for Singapore Harbour B i. for interment at China.
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      661 4 SMALL ADVERTISEMENT FORM. To The Advertising Manager. Straits Times. I Cecil Street. Pleasf insert th* following small advrrtisrmrnt for— days i— 1 Tb»r» tire approximately seven words to lin« snd ther« la a (Ist r«tn charge oi M epnti per line per insertion with A minimum of one dollar per
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      509 4 MISCELLANEOUS Prinscp St. MARELLS, white Italian. 1, Telegraph St. LUSOPEAN MASSEUSE, 703. Kamnong Bahru Roud, Keppel Harbour. WANTED, lo lock-up gai small pi No. 1-JJ, Strait- 1 A SIMPLE PI EASURE that bring* enjoyment out of ;'ll proportion t'> it v coal a cup ef Brook Boad fellow Label Ceylon
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      735 4 HOUSES, FLATS, ETC. TO LET, No. 55, Meyer Road- Immediate entry. Apply Meyer Brothers. TO LET, No. 53, Meyer Road. Immediate »ntry. Apply Meyer Brothera. TO LET, No. 87, Meyer Rood. Entry from June 1. Apply Meyer Brothers. TO LET, 4 and 4-A, Raffles Place. Immediate entry. Apply Meyer Brothera.
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      559 4 HOUSES, FLATS, ETC. TO I.F.T, Noi. 13 and 15, Shanghai Road, off "ivcr Valley Koad. Bungalows with quarters .nd garages, in nice compound. Water and iloctricity laid. Locality quiet and cool. for particulars apply to Chia Swee Teck, 37, !>!air Road, Singapore. TO BE LET. A fully furnished top flat
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      705 4 GOVERNMENT NOTICE Tenders will bo received at the Coloninl Secretary's Office, up to noon of July 12, IU3O, for the following works 1. Making a playing field and levelling the site for the New English Elementary School. Pasir Panjang 2. Construction of Monopolies Store, Dormitory for Sikh Police and two
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      550 4 ORIENTAL TELEPHONE AND ELECTRIC CO., LTD. (Incorporated i:i the I'ni:. Kingdom) v NOTICE TO TELEPHONE SUBSCRIBERS. Reduction of Telephone Hates in tallying Districts. FROM JII.Y I. l!».;fl. the Ten rates of SIT") per annum llnea and ?110 per anriim for ro idenos connections will apply to throe miles radial dl
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      712 5 NOTIt E li hereby iriven that the Trade >lnk depicted abort is the exclusive property of I! S. Iliiilson Limited a Company incorporated in Kniflnnd. whose office is at Bank Hall, Liverpool, Kngland. and that the pa <if all kinds, rloaniiiK nnd polish ru: prefiaratloaa, per.l toilet articles and glycerine
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      271 5 LUnere Uua/izt/ counts re ions supreme, i^^ LAMBERT 9 BUTLER, RUBBER SEED THE PAMANOEKAN TJIASEM LANDS, SOEBANG, JAVA. fTHE ANGLO DUTCH PLANTATIONS OF JAVA, LTD., LONDON) oiTer for tale A. Hevea Seed from the Company 1 isolated budded Seed Gardens at Wangoenredja ("Tjikadoe Seed"i pnrticulors of which will be found
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      150 5 Diarrhoea especially when caused by weakened nerves, prompt relief invariably follows the administration of calcium (lime) in the form of Kalzana. It quickly allays the inflammation, strengthens the bowels in their fight against the inttction, and soothes the irritated nerves. Take Kal/ana, the scientific combination of calcium, winch is readily
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      359 5 HE-NLUEV OVEftEEAD LINES Illustrated is a cradle guard over some G.P.O. Main trunk lines in Kent. England. The transmission line is a 33 K.Y. line supplied and erected by Messrs. W. T. <H EJM LJE-Y Telegraph Works Co., Ltd. for the County of London Electric Supply Co., Ltd. Similar Hi^JNIUE^Y
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  • FEATURES OF THE WEEKS NEWS FROM CHINA.
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      WHY THERE IS WAR IN CHINA.
      1397 6 A Northern or a Southern Capital? HATRED OF CHIANG. A GENERAL SURVEY OF THE POSITION. (From Our Own Corresp ndent.) Shanfrli:-.:. J« Excluding tiic collapse of the tael ar:l the consenuen dcpn lion in local track-, the topir uppermost in the mindi of local
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      VILLAGE FOR THE POOR.
      209 6 Canton Municipality's New Venture. Canton, June 20. The Canton Municipal Government has decided to establish a model village for the poor at Sai Tsoon, on the western outakirti of the city. The new village will cover an area of more than 1.000,000 square feet. This plot
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      COAL IN NORTHERN KWANGTUNG.
      146 6 Canton Company Formed. GOVERNMENT TO ASSIST '< IN EXPLOITATION. Hong Konjr, June 2C>. A group of wealthy merchants in Canton have formed a company to be known as the Foo Kwok Coal Mining Company to exploit the coal fields in th.- North River! districts. Coalfields are
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      SHANGHAI LABOUR.
      174 6 Movement Against Foreign Goods. Shanghai, June 16. The lahour situation is a little > with the resumption of work of 20 sill. filatures yesterday, in addition to the which recently itsumed. These i down at the beginning of the month owing to the shortage of cocoons. Unrest and
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      JAPANESE TROUBLES IN HANKOW.
      219 6 Chinese Allegations. SAID TO BE SHELTERING REBEL LEADERS. Hankow, June 20. Tho Chinese newspapers of yesterday and today continue the campaiRn against ii. <■ Japanese but on fresh lines. it is alleged that Chao HenR-ti, forn.<v Tupan cf Hi;n;i". Chang Yin-hua, parti-.-.ui of Marshal Wu P<
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      EXECUTED AS EXAMPLE.
      95 6 I Soldier Who Threw Grenade In Theatre. Nanking, Juno 16. recently have caused i disturbance* in Xankinjj. On ■.-'.•y have tried to force their way into places of KntUtHBHrt withlyii a h ion cbaiye, as the ol which s'-vcral brawls have I occurred, 'i:.. tht rnoel Mrtoni
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      WHAT WAR MEANS TO NORTH CHINA.
      624 6 How the Merchants Have Been Hit. Chinese business men in the north, states a message from Peking, feel that ut 'east a year of good business will be necessary to enable them to recover the lorses imposed ;:pon them by the severe struggle for
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      MURDERED GENERAL.
      130 6 Police Detain Thirteen Suspects. Canton, June 17. Quick action by the military and the police resulted in the arrest today of thirteen suspects- implicated in the murder of General I.u Huan-yen, late Provincial ''huirman of Kwangsi. An official funeral ceremony wa~. held at the central hospital here yesterday
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      SHANGHAI POLO MISHAP.
      63 6 Mr. J. C. Creig Thrown From His Pony. Shanghai. June 27. While engaged in polo pra'.tk'e at Kiangwan yesterday afternoon, Mr. J. C. Grtic, of the Secretariat of the Shansrhai Municipal Council, was thrown from his pony and was picked up suffering from concussion. He was taken
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      MORE ABOUT THE NEW FREE PORT.
      885 6 HONG KONG LETTER. Two Hours Nearer Canton AMBITIOUS PLANS FOR DEVELOPMENT. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Bong Kong, Juno 21. Th< re baa beefl a tet more talk about China's new free port nexi door to Hong "long, and it seems that p!:in are being
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      155 6 Today's Crossword Puzzle. (CLUES.) ACROSS. i"- A"4f«l IS. Native! d! (uTiiiiiny 1. Whetstones I'iclure 1 Tavern of heat lu. Kicit-shapcd Hf l llt '■'«<■ V(!l) 11. Molecule Dm 12, F u n 31. Organ of haaring 15. Vmbm < h.-mnitin direction 14. Stn lislitly 38. Languaca of Sium is. jr««ir
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      359 7 iLHAMBRl the: theatre of perfect sound jOTm REPRODUCTION rtrt ftft 9 6.15 p.m. TONIGHT 9.15 p.m. ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME WILLIAM FOX Presents The Stars of MARRIED IN HOLLYWOOD in a Famous Musical Romance of the Old South CAMEO RIRBY with NORMA TERRIS, J. HAROLD MURRAY and MYRNA LOY The
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      358 7 \dUUW, MMM UM UU UU HUUU U U U U UUU oe ooco *****0 o© 00 00 oooic °lIbrVeeHHHHbBHVrVHPHHBBB o be¥^^b¥^KT^« E JjMo< >© 111 1 fl^V wt I "-Wi H B I > The Theatre of Bißger and Better Entertainment. MATINEE TODAY AT 3.15 AND TOMORROW. SUNDAY. Tonight at
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      207 7 I VICTORIA THEATRE 1 Booking now openi FOR THE FORTHCOMING S.A.D.C. PRODUCTION. "IN THE NEXT ROOM A Real Thriller ON SATURDAY, TUESDAY. THURSDAY AND SATURDAY. JULY. 19. 22, 24 AND 26, AT 0.15 I.M. Hooking at LITTLE'S $2 M. Ii 'i COMING! At The ALHAMBRA I LORD BYRON OF BROADWAY
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    SHIP SURGERY.
    784 8 SHIPPING NOTES. Lease of Service Following Operations." The highly i 'a. '."I v tea trials oft' the Tyne of Oh oil-carryini; sm 'a<lil lac marked the successful completion «.f n shi|> reconstruction and repairing job which is unique in character ami hat rooaed great Interest in shipowning and
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  • LOCAL STOCK AND SHARE QUOTATIONS.
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      GROWTH OF EMPIRE BUYING.
      484 8 The Marketing Board's Activities. Evidence of the growth 1 "f Empire buying in t hi" United Kingdom is contained in the annual report, published on June 1 of the Kmpin Marketing Ruard. Attention ns drawn in the last annual report of t he Empin Marketing Board
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      CHURCH SERVICES.
      519 8 1 1 rnity, y [VW, m... Holj Comu. h..ia. Kd.iu.,;-, ,n r*■ mi ol Holj U at a.m. 11.«.1 1.«. Tnurs. <>;. i Saturday at H. (.HKISTOPriKKS, JUHUKK BAHRU. ii p.m., I". <.:•-• July 7. 7.30 a.in., Holj i na. CHUR< II Orchard Rd.) J ily 6, Sti
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      EXCHANGE. PRODUCE.
      237 8 Singaaoro, July t, On London, Bank 4 m 2 C 9 :;2 Demand I/S S*'U Private Im. credit 2 41.41. On New York, demand 6C 1 16 Private 30 d 57H On Franco, Bank T.T. 1429 On India, Bank T.T. i .>:■•■, I n Bom Kong, Hank T.T.
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    • STOCKS AND SHARES.
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        MINING.
        471 8 ii ii Aaan Kwakrag 23 23 0 Ajrer Ilitam Tia 11 U 12 C til. SI il Bangria Tin is M/. BaUag Padang 0.10 B.I 6 1 1 H^lu 1 av.- (i..",.< hi,', 1 1 bukit Arung u.40 U ;.u fl £1 bjri.ii.)i Malay J.; li/- num. £1 i'l
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        GENERAL.
        208 8 •I. ra. nuy.r- Seller! I I Ale: Brick rref«. .'.15 Ul Brick Ord*. J G;i CJM Brit, Am. I obtm &.12.6 i i Ceutrm Ku(iu u i- \)Ao nom. 1 1 Crcl« a-.d Ckrrikf** 0.4U 0.4o num. Us. |Ot. Unit Develupuicnt f 6 i S Dun.'up Rubber 11 6
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        DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
        104 8 Singapore Cold Storag* 7 p.c. I deb. of U<>6 rev. 1931-3G 108 106 ci I Sineaoor* Muiuinal S n^ of IN. reU. !900 r.r. SniKepore Municipal 4.i p.c. oi IM7 red. H>47 )1,60U,UU0 95 p»r Singapore Municipal 4* pc. j of IUO9 red. 19iB $1,000,000 ki par
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        RUBBER SHARES.
        376 8 Fraser and Co. and Lyall and Evatt's quotations. Today's PricM I raM-r l.v.ill Co. Evsti Allenbjr (fl i 1.2U l.io 1.30 1.1a Aloi i.aj^h i$l) l.tu I J4 1.10 ).->» A. Hitam >i l.xi LM 1.60 UO v. Kun.ng U4) 0.^5 HM luti "Jo Malay ($2t J.50 2.U0
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      GERMANY'S ECONOMIC CRISIS.
      424 8 Minister's Warning Of Pitfalls. Frankfort, May 19. The Minister for Labour, Dr. EtagarwaM, speaking recently to the Centre l'aity M Schleswig-Holstein, outlined Germany's position after the new regulation of her rcparation obligation*. He stated that the German Government was now taced with the question of how best
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    • SHARE MARKET REPORT.
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        Rose Macphail & Penman, Ltd.
        132 8 Rose Macphail Penman, Ltd. Singapore, July London. -Ruul.tr IsL, d'iwn 1-lCd. \v(- price I.w:cii.'i Standard) Spot It cants. London. Tin HBl down 11 LOi Minin<.'. gungel Way- 2.SP-Z.50, Kuehaii l.'«-1.11. Kii.t;. Dredire 1.08-1.11 < „n-,.N. M-tS cents, -I i-ungei Lmi IJ6-IJ6, ITIu Klanir- :h>-:i>; cent*, 58-60 rents. Prtallngi 1.26-4.50, A-.,
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      DANISH FOREIGN TRADE.
      90 8 Copenhagen. May 30. Tlm official returns as to the foreign tradt of Denmark in April, H>3o. show tin I.UOOkr. 1 Imports, 15-1,304kr.. tnd export-. l^l.yh'Jkr., leaving an import surplus o' 29.-115kr., against imports of 212.:i17;:r., mii.i exports of 156,6i1kr. in April. 1989. The fir.-t four moi ths
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      VOLUNTEER DRILLS.
      80 8 Programme of drills up to md for week ending July C Saturday, July 15, 2 p.m., Dukit T,mah Range, "E" (Chinese) Co., Table "A" 2 1. in Farrer Range .Seletar, "A" (M.G.) Co., Classification X3O p.m., Siglap, "B" (Kurasi.lll) Co., Camp. Sunday, July C, Siglap, "I)" (Eurasian) Co.,
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    ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE WEEK.
    153 8 Saturdmv. July 8.1. outward mail tluiv H. \V. ii.ii.. t .>.",.) r-n.. 8 ft. 1 in Sunday, July 6, H. W. Ml a.m.. 7 ft. 9 in., 'VU p.m., I in. Monday. July 7. H. W. X.l.'i ii.tii.. S ft.. 7.35 p.m S ft. G in.
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    SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE.
    174 8 ToJ.v. C< ylnn. Southern Western India (Tottori Mara 3 p n N«.rth and Ea»t Ind p.n I pper Bui na i lio.-it p k. ,.:iiian. I'mi-in and Trrnncanu I |i.n „i an Ilihi. and 'I: ud oni Balcl i Mini I n i, Trinkilahan an I Indn
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    MAILS FOR EUROPE.
    37 8 Bt K. tier Ncderlanden Indrapoera Martua Sphinx r.alo.ian Ellcnta left Arrd. S'porr l.<.ndi.n May I May H May .Inn* I May M June K May 28 June 2:: .Iiii;e i; .Mine June ."> June 'M
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    SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD.
    200 8 Ship* alonsiide the WfcarrM or tipccteW to arrive. KE1TEL n.VKBOl/K. Main Wharf Oil Wharf Nil. i m] Wharf Patrol. VKSSKI.S IN DRY 1)OI h.1. Tanjonc l'ac»r. Albert Dock I u| Tunda, Auby. ictoria I) .ck I Ktpprl Harbour. I",, i. )'i triiola. N 1 llu.k Sea Bflle
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      58 8 PHYSICAL PERFECTION is only possible if the internal niaihinrry is i-i regular working order. Constipatnn in m of the athlete's worst eneniits. As .i corrective of constipation and to restore regularity PinketteS are nut xcelled. Taken when n/eded they dispel sick hsaitattass. vertigo, biliousnei keep the liver a.tive, the skin
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      63 8 Safest and Best Investment 1 say. "ONE BBTTBS Be says. "888 VOl Here is my h:tiul no DEPOsrra NO INSTALMENTS You simply say. Yes The land is YOURS. Frttessti BaaUsastial Battiiai Allotnu-nis X \TON(i MSTKICT. \\ilhin THUQI milos from To\»n. OsM minute to TWO llus RsMtaa, (Juiei. mi dust, no
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      260 8 MALAYAN METEOROLOGICAL SERVICE. Daily Weather Report. Bright; Wind. Station. Temperature Rain- Sun- Relative Dlrec- Spe«d. W«ath#r. Max. Mm. full, shine. Uumidity lion. F. Inn. hours. n.p.h. A!or Star 85 78 Nil M Calm Cloudy K"t;i Hhuru .S.". ~,C, Nil S 1". Fine K. Tienjoranu X7 7.". Nil K.', NSW :>
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    AROUND THE MARKETS.
    379 9 Business Almost at A Standstill. NIGERIA ENDORSES T.P.A. PROPOSALS. (From Oar Financial Correspondent.) Singapore, Saturday, 10 a.m. Today's Prices Rubber, 19 cents per lb. Tin, 1"."> tons at S68 J per picul. Yesterday's Prices Rubber. London fid. per lb., down 1-lGd. Mark<\ tone, steady. Tin, London IMS
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    LORD DEWAR.
    346 9 Estate Valued at Five Millions. Probate Iihs been granted in respect of the v ill of Lord Dewar. chairman of John Dewar :itn! Sons, director of Buchunan-Dewur Distillers Company and Licensing and General inmrance Company, who died Apr. 11 last. I he tltata has been proved at £5,000,000.
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    WORLD MOTOR OUTPUT.
    71 9 N.w York, May 20. Tiio automobile factories of the world produc*d r,,j;ir,.(nio automobiles in 1929. reprenentintr an increase of 1.0112.000 over the previous r*eord y«r of MM, according to a 'ommrrre Department announcement. Thr Inited States and Canada produced M Ml i-pnt. of the total. Production in
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  • FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL NEWS.
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      PRODUCERS AND SELLERS.
      479 9 Professor A. L. Bcwley On Prices. Interesting comments on the relationship between wholesale and retail prices are contained in the conclusions drawn by Prof. A. L. Bowley in an article on the subject contained in the June issue of Lloyds Bank Monthly Review. Professor Bowley continues the
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      EMPIRE CANNING.
      311 9 Too-Limited View of The Prospects. T'r.o innninc industry was discu--eil bf delegates from tropical countries at a conference at the Guildhall on May 20, of the Federation of Chambers of Commerce. Sir Kdsrar Jones, the chairman of the recently formed Empire C'anninff Council, ■*ho presided, complained that a
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      SUDAN PLANTATIONS.
      244 9 Cold Weather Restricts Cotton Crop. In .1 circular to the shareholders, tb« dintCton of Sudan Plantations Syndicate ■taU that at the last annual meeting shareholders were informed that the extraordinarily heavy rains experienced during the planting: season in the Gezira had made it necessary to resow the cotton
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      CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
      57 9 Tone of Market Very dull. Latest Cable London Spot Sheet 6d. per 1b New York Holiday. R.S.S. equal to London Standard Standard R.S.S. on Tender f* Spot July August September Aug.-Sept. Oct.-Dec. 3 19 l 1 20 19% 21 19 W 19% 20 V* 20
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      DALKEITH RUBBER.
      964 9 A Strong Financial Position. The twentieth ordinary general meeting of the shareholders i.r the Dalkeith Ceylon 1 Rubber Kstut.s, Ltd.. was held in London June 4. Sir Delves Broughton, lit. Ithe chairman), presiding. Tho chairniiin said Gentlemen, you will readily realise in considering the accounts that the depressed
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      74 9 Rugby, July 4. Foreign exchanges nrc Amsterdam 12.09'.;, Athens 375, Bombay Is. 5 13-16d., Berlirt 20.405, Brussels 34.K15, Buchim-t KM, Rio 5 11-32. Buenos Aires 40 3-16. Copenhagen IK.lfi, Genc\a 2. r >.0C. r >. Helsingfors MM, Ht.Tiir Kong Is. 3d., Lisbon 108.2. r >, Madrid 41.70, Milan 92.86,
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      RUBBER PROPAGANDA
      427 9 Work of the Dutch Indies Association. The seventh annual report of the Propaganda Department of the International Association for Rubber and Other Cultivations in the Netherlands Indies has bei'n issued. It discloses a successful year'? working, in which various important investigations were carried out in regard to the
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      THE RUBBER MARKET.
      178 9 Trade Difficult Owing To Rumours. Lewis and Peat's report of July 4 states The absence of any definite news as to the recommendations of the Anglo-Dutch Liaison Committee leave* plenty of room for r-j'M.ur.-. itui nearly every day a new one appears. This, of course, makes a
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      NATIONAL CITY BANK.
      100 9 Particulars of Balance Sheet At June 30. The Singapore branch of the National it;. Bank has received a cable from New York rtriag particulars of the balance sheet of the bank, including foreign branches, at June 30 lust. The total assets amounted to $2,078,337,252. The capital was
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      TIN RETURNS.
      215 9 Juhan Tin Dredging. 755 piculs MM rauit-s, tribute to company $2,401.1'-. Rahman Hydraulic Tin.— 1,300 picuis. PMfMM River Tin. 1,275 piculs, 1,024 hours. 229,000 yards, value $54,350. Kamunting Tin Dredging. -1.6M piculs, 1,729 hours, 288,000 yards, value $63,200. Two dredges were stopped for the whole month to conform
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      BANK'S DEPLETED RESERVES.
      620 9 More Discussion About Conversion. An expansion in the note circulation, combined with a small net reduction in aggregate gold holdings, depleted the reserve item of the Bank of England by £1,764,000 to £01,985,000 last week, and in this Teapcct the technical position is weakened, says the Financial
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      RAFFLES LIBRARY.
      409 9 The undernoted non-fiction works will bo ready for M OK Saturday. :it I Ul.:A Treasury of Middle K.iijrlish Verse. (lUuvoi II. .-V.lam.-un'. 1930; From Chauffeur to Brigadier, (C. l>. BakerCarr I, 1930, illus. The Colonial Service. (Sir Anton Bertram i. 1930; Musulman Painting, E. Blochet), IMt, iilus. An
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      NEW YORK'S POPULATION
      61 9 Paris, IRay 30. According to advance information con ccrnin;; the 1930 cenmra quoted by the Chicago Tribune, Pnris Edition, New York has a population of 6,150,000. This is said to show tbo lowest comparative increase since 17HII. owing, il i» f tnlcd. to I he fact Hint
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    WEEKLY DAY OF REST FOR LABOUR.
    522 9 All Communities at Muar Meeting. Under the auspices of the Mu:ir Planters' Association, a public mectinjc was held in Muar on Wednesday t-> consider a resolution in connection with u weekly day of rest for all labourers. The organising committee consisted of Ml P.
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    U.S. TRADE.
    112 9 May Figures Lowest Since 1924. Washington, Juiv IB. American shipments abroad for the month of May amounted to a totnl of biit C}32'2 ,000,000, the lowest sine* 1924 for tnis Deriod, it w.is revealed today ty HW l S. Department of Commerce. Imports amounted to G?2S3,000.000. winch likewise
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    PUNGGOR RUBBER.
    224 9 Unable to Recommend Dividend. The 20th annual meeting of PungfOr Kubber lintatcs, Ltd.. will he hold on Saturday, Julv It. The directors report for the year ended Mar. :il last itatM: The profit for the y.ar amounted to SIMT'J.;!.-., which, ridded to th. balance brought forward from lust
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    RUBBER RETURNS.
    49 9 ■agaa lend. tIJUO bV. Batak Rabit.— 4o,soo Ib. £a*t Asiatic- 336.780 lb. £u ran,- -30,000 lb. Mount Austin (Johore). 233,280 11.. NUrchiston. 42.000 lb. Mountjoy.- 63,500 Ih. l'enang Rubber.- 371,000 Ib. Rubana.— l2s,ooo lb. Sabrnng Rubber. 131.500 11. Straits Rubber. SI 1,000 Ih, Tali Ayer. 142,000 lb.
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    The Straits Times. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JULY 5, 1930. RATIONALISATION.
    1109 10 The Straits Times. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JULY 5, 1930. RATIONALISATION. Jr. Lhe Ir.: 1 nf the prcncral rl<-rtinn a ear z > rmc seldom heard \\v.- clumsy an>l rvr n ridiea'.oosly inrd. Txlay it i.-; en the lips 1 majority of whom l!y ;ho faintest idea of its meanLHjr. The r
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    18 10 Sir Cecil and Lady Clementi, who have >cen touring Malaya, will arrive in Penan;; tomorrow. j i j
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    30 10 The Chirf M'-.iical Officer, Singapore, *v:.'. been nominated to be a member of the Medical Council of the Straits Settlements ar.d of Hrn F.M.S. vice Dr. J. Gray on leave.
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    29 10 The Straits Settlements Gazclte of ireeterday announces that Mr. J. K. V. Greig M.C.S. has been appointed to act a". District Officer, Christmas Island, with effect from June 11.
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    28 10 Miss A. Jones, Nursing Sister. Medical Department, S.S.. has L.ei-n seconded for service under the Government of Kelantan, with effect from May 15, 1030. with claim to pension.
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    31 10 The transfer of Capt. A. J. L. Donaldson from the Straits Settlements Yoluntoer Force Reserve of Officers to the active list (with seniority as from May 11. 1927) has been approved.
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    32 10 The !I<t. Mr. H. Fairbuin. t'.-.e Hon. Mr. G. Stnrrodc, the Hon. Mr. A. M. Goodman and the Hon. Mr. A. P. Robinson have arrrwd in Penang for tic Legislative Council meeting.
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    35 10 Thr death has occurred, at the ;i?.c of ►4, of Litut.-Cnl. C. H. E. Adamson, who erved in tho Burmese War and was the rst Deputy Commissioner of Mandalay ifter the annexation of Upper Burma.
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    33 10 1h" appointment of Mr. R. W. B. Cairns to be a Probationary Assistant Controller in the Preventive Service of the Government Monopolies Department. Straits Settlements, has been approved by the Secretary of State.
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    39 10 Yesterday's Gazette announces the appointment of Hon. Lieut, the Hon. Raja Musa Udin ibni Sultan Ala'idin Suleiman Shah. Malayan Volunteer Infantry, and of Lieutenant Raja Uda bin Raja Mohamed, Malayan Volunteer Infantry, to be Extra Aides-de-Camp to His Excellency.
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    68 10 Licut.-Coloncl C. W. Spriggs, who was to have been at the tonth annual dinner of tho Asfociation of British Malaya. died on June 2, the day before the dinner was held. Col. Spriggs had many friends in Singspore wnt >n ne was on the Straits Comrmnd and did valuable service
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    TENNIS CHAMPIONS IN THE MAKING.
    954 10 Reliability the Goal To Aim At. (By Rene I.acoste, the famous French Tennis Star.) I am often asked wbat are the qualifies which po to make a pood tennis player. My answer is all of them. There is not a quality demanded by the exercise
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    NOTES OF THE DAY.
    740 10 RICKSHA ADVENTURES. TN riekaha, thouph mmmUmn a buardous and UrilaUag method of transport, has an atmosphere all its own, which ■03BM !>::• tieularly :iilurin^ to visitor:-.. To jog alone in easy stages, watching the variety of different race; that make up 'r ]>-<li--.triaiv, and MmetcM of
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    EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW WITH MR. RAMSAY MACDONALD. LABOUR'S YEAR OF OFFICE.
    667 11 EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW WITH MR. RAMSAY MACDONALD. LABOUR'S YEAR OF OFFICE. Special Interview With Prime Minister. FUTURE PROBLEMS. "Nation Confident Of Our Ability." On the completion of his first year of oliire as I'rinic Mini-Ur, Mr. i. Uani-ay MsieDsmaM granted the follow irir intcrvi-w to the LeadK Cilfll I'rc-s. ll i-
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    KING CAROL'S AFFAIRS.
    54 11 Mme. Lupescu Arrives At Summer Palace. f <■'.. July li h n Bucharest that :i scnMtion hai been caused in court and p<.litiril eirclei owing to the arrival :it Um Rejral summer palace at Sinaia of afme. Lapcacu, who m Kiinr Carol'* compal.uin in exile. Carol la
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    58 11 The Kinjr of Siam will present an tea ri-.intc fan equivalent t;> :> iif;ii «ri c,f the ic.nicJ deny to H.R.H. ttm Prinoe <>t f'handiihuri on -Inly 10. in t'v !!i>\nl of th,' Emerald Buddha. Hli Royal llinhncss is presideni of Um committee !n rhargi <>f thr rcprintliic of the
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    WORLD AIR SPEED RECORD.
    140 11 New Planes of Royal Air Force. Rupby, July 1. It is learned that a request is to be mado to the Air Ministry to permit a further attack to be made on the existing world speed record held by Squadron Leader Orlebftr, of ;;r)7.7 miles an
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    TIN RESTRICTION.
    59 11 Nigeria Endorses T.P.A. Decision. London, July 1. The Niccrian Chamber of Mines has I endorsed the recommendation of the Tin teen' Association in i'av»ur of a two monthi .-hut down of production. It puj:- that the companies in Nigeria should d production durinjr three months to ■ir;l of
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    NAVAL TREATY.
    50 11 Special Session of U.S. Congress. Washington, July 4. Conzrcs3 has adjourned. A special I of the Senate will probably be convoked for July 7 to consider the .W.val Pact. rro.;iiloni Hoover has called a special session of the Senate on Monday to con-th-j London Naval Treaty. Renter, i
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    BANDITS AGAIN.
    46 11 Women Missionaries Captured. Pckinjr, July 4. Bandit? have captured Miss Nettle tun an'l Mi»S Harrison, of the Church ir.ary Society, who were travelling from i'liu'r^-:i!i to Kiemttagfn, Fukkn. Tht •ni?sir)navies were detained to look i.fter the sick. A ransom of S10O.O00 is demanded. Rcuter.
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    MR. HERBERT JEANS.
    91 11 Death of Chief Editor Of Reuter's. London. July 4. The death has occurred of Mr. Herbert JeaM, th" chief editor of Reuter's Agency, from hrart failure following a long illness. Reutcr. Mr. leans joined Reuter's Agency in 1898 ami succeeded to the chief editorship in \W2'>. Kor
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    HUSBAND & WIFE LAW.
    216 11 HUSBAND WIFE LAW. "Fraught with Inconsistency And Injustice." London, June 19. After wrestling with the legal history ;in<l thoolottctl influence of obscure legislation Mr. Justice McCardie, in the Kind's Bench Division, decided that ■.vifc would not be right to sue a husband (or damages for personal injuries. H« gave judgment
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    PETTY OFFICER'S DEATH.
    48 11 Sequel to Fall from Third Storey Window. Chief Petty Officer William Avis, of H. M.S. Suffolk, died in the General Hospital on .Jun 25 as a resul: of injuries sustained by a fall from the third storey window of the British Soldiers and Sailors' Institute.
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    TSINAN OFFENSIVE PLANS.
    783 11 Big Scale Preparations. NEW PEKING CABINET INVITATIONS. Shanghai, July 4. President Chiang Kai-shek is reported to be determined to recapture Tsinan within the shortest possible space of time. The whole of his plans in this connection are stated to have been completed. He has appointed General Ho
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    29 11 Mr. A. L. Stuart, European Master, Education Department, S.S., has been seconded for service undor the Government of Kcdah, with effect from April 18. 1930, with claim to pension.
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    CHEMICAL WORKS EXPLOSION.
    113 11 300 Houses Wrecked. DEATH ROLL OF TWELVE IN YORKSHIRE. London, July 4. Ten men were killed and 20 injured as the result of an explosion in the chemical works of Hiekson and Partners, Ltd., at Castleford, Yorkshire. Two of the in jured died later. The explosion, which
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    SOUTHERN CROSS.
    50 11 First Round-World Flight By Direct Route. Oakland. California, July 4. ("apt. KingsfoH Smith, who has been promoted to tie V.'inK Commander, has arrived in the Southern Cross. He is thus the first to complete a round-the-world flight l>y the direct route over the Pacific and the Atlantic. Reuter.
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    WEYMOUTH BRIDGE.
    97 11 Opening by Duke Of York. Rugby. July 4. The U'.ikc of York today visited Weymouth and opc-ned the new bridge over the harbour which has cost £90,000. In finir.-j EO he pTCMcd a button which starti 1 r. 400 ho:s-.'-povfr electrical motor lifting two 100-ton tted in one-and-three-quarter
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    ECONOMIC UNION.
    254 11 Sir Stanley Reed's Appeal At Press Conference. London, June 25. Speaking at the Imperial Press Conference. Sir Stanley Reed (India) urged the necessity for c'oser economic union to ensure the salvation of the Empire, "and as .-iccurity for the work it had to do we should stubbornly resist
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    HORSE AS EVIDENCE.
    98 11 Trots To Stable of Men Who Denied Ownership. Toronto, June 20. The ability of an old horse to find his way home will be one of the most important items of police evidence in the case of three brothers charged with breaking into a food warehouse. The
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    MISS AMY JOHNSON.
    58 11 Preparations for Welcome In Colombo. Ths lnst meeting of the Colombo Municipal Council's Finance Committee considered a memorandum of the chairir.an rejjardinif the arrival of Miss Amy Johnson on Wednesday, July 16. The Committee recommended that a presentation be mad? to Miss Johnson on July 16, and
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    SIR C. CLEMENTI TO FLY TO JAVA.
    93 11 Dutch Enthusiasm For Forthcoming Visit. Batavia, July •">. Sir Cecil Clcmcnti, Governor of the Straits Settlements, will visit Java in August, making the journey uy aeroplane. According to the Amsterdam newspaper Algemeen Handelsblad, Sir Cecil will leave the Straits on Aug. 27. The
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    SUB-ATOMIC ENERGY.
    155 11 Sir Arthur Eddington Visualises the Future. Berlin, June 24. A fascinating glimpso of the future was given at the World Power Conference, when Sir Arthur Kddington (who was recently knighted) disrusred the whereabouts of the key to unlock the cupboard of illimitable sub-atomic energy, so that engines, instead
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    EAST AFRICAN POLICY
    206 11 Mr. Neville Chamberlain's Criticism. London. June M. Speaking at th? annual East Afriran dinner, Mr. Neville Chamberlain strongly criticised the Government's Fast African proposals. He Mggntod that the date of publication, after nine months' dslay, between the two Simon Reports, was chosen because public attention was mgroi—
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    ANGLO-IRAK TREATY.
    65 11 King Faisal Expresses Satisfaction. Alexandria. Junv L''>. Kind Kai.-it! of Irak, who left M:i irlnl.nl on Monday, en route to Europe by air. in an interview expressed satisfaction at the progress of the negotiations for the conclusion of a trcHty with Great Rritain. His Majesty declared that he
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    RULER OF PATIALA.
    84 11 Charges Against Maharaja Being Investigated. London, Juno 2>>. In the House of Commons today, replying to Colonel Josiah Wedgwood (Labour), who inquired why an official connected with Patiafci State was investigating; charges against th? Maharaja, Mr. Rcnn, Secretary of State for India, said it wai in accordance
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    AMBASSADORIAL RANK.
    63 11 Question of Status of High Commissioners. London, June M, In the House of Commons today, questioned by Mr. J. Ian MacPhcrson (Liberal) as to whether, in view of the Dominions' national, international and autonomous position, the Government would consider the desirability of acconlinp Hiflrh Commissioners ambassadorial status, Mr.
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    COTTON CRISIS REMEDIES.
    625 11 Government Committee's Recommendations. NEED FOR ACTION. Mission to Far East Suggested. London, July 1. The report of the Economic Advisory Cruncil Committee on the cotton industry appointed in Octoh?r, 1920. under tlv chairmanship, firstly, of Mr. William Graham nnd then of Mr. I. K. CtjTBM, emphasises tho
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    PUBLIC LOTTERY CHARGES.
    1656 12 Accused Acquitted. CHANCES IN TURF CLUB SWEEPS. The legality or otherwise of the practice a club selling Wf K' v n K liefeeti in twee] i run by that chib to their friends, relations or employee*, was the main question at is.-.ue behind the prosecution before Mr.
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    HANDBAG THEFT.
    92 12 Hylam House Servant Sentenced. of six months' rigorous imM the Hylam rho m <■ lunged with theft of ;t baAdbaC at the Naval Base, ■v. P. S. William.-, the Soi :l Police MtuhrtlBU) yesterday. CIM \w:s mentioned on a i m it was thought that the acciucd itu
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    32 12 The annual conference of the ):i<( rporated Society of Planters will be held at Kuala Lumpur on Friday and So lirdny, Aug. U> an<l A notice eoniccommodation appears in our ailvuti.'unent columns.
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    MEDICAL COLLEGE TO MAKE HISTORY.
    529 12 Retiring Professor's Forecast. That the King Edward VII Colleie of Medicine would make 1 history was the belief expressed by Dr. K. B. Williamson, M.A., DJ.C, Dip. Agric. (Cantab), when he replied to the Hoqucnt tributes which were paid to him by the students, graduates
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    WHY HE FAILED.
    207 12 Man's Story of Having Been Cheated. Asked in the Bankruptcy Court befor? Mr. Justice Stevens yesterday afternoon what led to his insolvency. Soh Cheonjr Wau. a l?a'H'!<(.k i hinesa who began v.n Import business >n Singapore in 1919 which failed in K'li-, replied I hud been rhvatcd
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    NO NEWS OF FLYERS.
    100 12 Last Heard of Three Days Ago In Burma. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Bangkok, July r>. There is still no news of the two airmen Hook and Matthews who wars expected to arrive at the Don Muang aerodrome here yesterday. The aerodrome authorities have wired to the
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    28 12 Sixty people were drowned when the bridge over the river Isyil in the tow* of Planer suddenly coliaps ,i during the busy truilk. hours un June 17. I
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    LANDSLIDES IN A CEMETERY.
    644 12 Suit Against Adjoining Owners Fails. That an owner who levelled a hill on his land, and thereby deprived a neighbouring hilly block of its natural support, should be calied upen by the Court to build a retaining wall or take such other stops as would prevent
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    UNRELIABLE EVIDENCE.
    196 12 Successful Appeal Against Breach of Trust. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, July I. In the F.M.S. Appeal court today Baru bin Mat Ahab, a Malay of the Teluk Anson district, successfully appealed against a conviction and sentence on a charge of criminal breach of trust in respect
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    18 12 There was an attendance of 300 at the Ceylon At Homo at the Mayfair Hotel en Jtne 25.
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    32 12 The Hon. Mr. W. A. Fell and Mr. H. E. Somerville have been re-appointed members of the Singapore Harbour Board for a further term of three years, as from 'June 13 last.
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    CONTRABAND OPIUM.
    214 12 Big Seizure by Police In Singapore. Contraband chandu valuvd :ii $50,000 wa= wised by th Rochore Division police in Jalan Bisar > .sior.iav morning, and two Chinese, one of whom is said to bo r. wealthy merchant, won afrested. The tcco* I w. re Ng Peek kianp an!
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    YAN KENG LOTTERY.
    311 12 Case Dismissed for Second Time. (From Our O< i Correspondent.) K i Lumpur, inly 4. By discharging the accused in the Keng lottery case. Tungku Abdui Ri hnum has upheld his he discharged wn. ITap Povr I Wong Cho Yew and Lira Kk:t\ members of the Van
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    HINDU MARRIAGE IN CEYLON.
    242 12 Appeal Against Enticing Away Conviction. On the uiu.ind that the;-" was not sufficient oral evidence of 'marriage, md that a document purporting u> a eopy of the marriage certificate From Ceylon aiiiivapiblc as evidence, an Indian namoil i!ed to the Smreti against a conviction by the
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    NEWS FROM MALACCA.
    87 12 Obscured Inscription on Kim Seng Bridge Cleaned. On (tv.n Correspondent.) Malacca, July 4. The ins rip; ng bridge, nut thi i donor, )-a.< >>cen cleaned after beinjj obscured by or some time. The annual Ohineso Club, Mi la a. will be en July 11. At the annual
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    SIR STAMFORD RAFFLES.
    59 12 Wreath on Statue to Mark Anniversary. statue of Sir Stamford Ruffles in Empress i "ing- to celebrate the unniord Raffles wi and died July 5, The wreath was from the Straits Settlements A and the nfti; H. \V. Raper, vicepresident, and Mr. .1. \V. Harries, hon in
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    Closing Stages at Wimbledon.—Canadian-German Final at Henley. HENLEY REGATTA THRILLS.
    186 13 Closing Stages at Wimbledon.— Canadian-German Final at Henley. HENLEY REGATTA THRILLS. Exciting Race for Thames Cup. London, July 4. Kent School (U.S.A.), reached the semifinal for the Thames Cup at Henley after defeating Princeton in a most exciting race, after a false start. Princeton drew ahead, aiid Kent were unable
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    TOURISTS' BIG WIN AT BRADFORD.
    715 13 Ten Wickets Victory. YORKSHIRE FAIL BEFORE GRDfMETT. (From Our Own Correspondent.) I. n.Ion. .luly 4. Ver\ little time «U taken yesterday al Bradford in l.rin^injj tin Australians ;md Yorkshire match to a conclusion in favour "I' tin' tourists. Rhodes, who was not cut yesterday with
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    SPORTING FIXTURES.
    246 13 •■;.turil;i>, Jul> ■*>. UaUya cv;,c v; Trial Welch .i d Matt. Welch Rc-t;t. athletic sports. Cricket: KB. and L. vs. WVlch K-et.. Tanirlin 8.8. sad I. v». Merchant! Ktciti ia n- S.R.C., S.R.r. Medical Itaffle* i „ii,;.;.. R.C. t-'iouml. Raflli Inatitation Sports, 2.15. p.m. Si i.day. Jul> S.
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    A.A.A. CHAMPIONSHIPS.
    276 13 A.A. A. CHAMPIONSHIPS. Wonderful Marathon By Scottish Champion. Loadoa, July i. A: Stamford Bridge, where the Amateur Athletk Association championships are being held, in th.' two miles walking race; Hyde, of the Knt'ield, A.C., won ir 13 mins. 66 2 S sii>\ Copper Woodford Green A.C.) was tecoad, ami Galloway
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    PERAK RACES.
    70 13 Horses Scratched from Today's Events. Th,' following horses have beci ed from today': eventi at m-j I Race Xi>. Kincsma (late Alto),! Loch Royal (late Loch Monar Filly), Dtfonco. Race- No. -I. Orexia, Silver Rock. Race No. Brown Hill. Caff Roy;'.!. Mace No. 6. Cousin. No. 1 Mateons
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    MRS. WILLS-MOODY WINS AGAIN.
    252 13 'Gregory and Collins Lose. AMERICANS IN MEN'S FINALS. London, July 4. The following were the results at Wimbledon today Women's Singles, Final. Mis. Wills-Moody beat Miss Ryan, fi— 2, 6—2. Women's Doubles, Semi-final. I Miss Edith Cross and Miss Sarah Palfrey (U.S.A.), beat Miss Fcltham and
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    MALAYAN TENNIS.
    61 13 Championship Entries Close On Tuesday. Players intending to compete in the Malayan tennis championships, which iirr tu be held in Singapore, starting July M, an mniadad that entries close on i Tuesday next. There is every prospect of a record entry this year, for the competition Is becoming
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    TWO NEW RECORDS.
    114 13 I Men and Women's Mile Swimming Time. Lor.g Beac'i, Cal., July 5. j [n tl;e Mi burning championships here IClarcnco Crabbe, of Honolulu, won the I national amateur mile race, free style. ni minutes 27 seconds. Him Heiene Madison, a 17-year-old Schoolgirl, won the mile free style
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    INTER-COLLEGE CRICKET.
    83 13 Medicos to Meet Raflles For Challenge Cup. The Medical College will meet Raffles College at cricket today and tomorrow on :hv Raffles College ground, Bukit Timah Koa<l, for a cup presented by Mr. P. Framroz. The Medical College will field the following V. C. G. Yzelman (capt.), S.
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    REMARKABLE SERIES OF ACCIDENTS.
    1247 13 Three Players Retire. SOUTH CHINA TOURISTS BEAT SINGAPORE XI. Singapore XI 0 South China A. A. 2. Although there was no semblance of rough play in the mateh in which the 1 Seoith China Atf-.leiic Association tourists beat a Singapore XI by two clear goals at
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    CROWD BREAKS IN !
    359 13 CROWD BREAKS IN Hoardings Smashed at Anson Road Stadium. In spite of the fact that the gates at the Anson Road Stadium were opened at three o'clock in the afternoon, considerable difficulty was experienced in dealing with the enormous crowd which attended. About 20 minutes past five the gates had
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    HAGEN DEFEATED.
    49 13 Tokio Professional's One Stroke Victory. Japanese papers report that Walter Hajfen was defeated in his final match in Japan on June 8 at th? Hodogayu course bf M. Yasuda, local professional attached t» the Tokio Golf Club, by one stroke in ;:n 18 hole match, medal play.
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    UNIVERSITIES DO WELL.
    760 13 County Cricket Results. TREMENDOUS SCORE BY NOTTS. The latest cricket cables a-rain contain evidence of the tremendous batting strength of the Universities, for each of thnm topped four hundred. Oxford, playinif against Mr. H. I). fsieSOB fjlimi'« eleven at Kastbourne, compiled A. M. Crawley and the N:iwa!>
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    BASEBALL.
    32 13 United Stales League Results New York, July 4. I!;i:.rUill i.-.i!-, U) Hate aiv as follows: National League. Boston beat Pittsburg S 0. American Lt-ague. I'liihidc l[j|ii;i bat Niw Vur!; 5 I.
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      318 14 I fj rip The Call of the Great \«B^SiS^^*^V ifin 1 P^^OT Open spaces, days of recreation and nlj l^^^^--* l^"^***^ j ifltiCSSS^. |ii' keen enjoyment, unmarred by the V7// Liquid 21 ?ZJHaJ«U-^( i^tjttJlUf %Jir Eau de Cologn* Shampoo 3 /*mZ^&\ wrft«i«io M vicissitudes of a burning sun For b.o,
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      "CHATTY" TENNIS PLAYERS.
      486 15 The Problem of the Woman IP ho is (.onfinually Asking Futile Questions. 1*11 K "ebattjr tennis player" is aoma tune, tn ba mot with even in these iModorn days, when games are taken much ii. ure seriously by women than they used i be. However, Bhe la
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      CELL MIRRORS.
      67 15 DX. MORTON, the (iovernor of I llol!o«av I'risun. speiking in London, said that rverj cell in a women's prison was now fitted uitli a mirror. "It took us some J time to realise how important a mirrer is to a woman." he said. "It i< extraordinary th" pain~
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      A GRACEFUL NECK.
      161 15 ONE cf woman's greatest beauties, the neck, is that part of tho body which is most frequently overlooked by the average woman in quest of a graceful, carriage when she takes Stock of the asSetS and weak points in her anatomical ventory. There is only one exercise
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      1259 15  - The Right Bathing Outfit for Everyone Frills and Furbelows Things of the Past Suits are Now Strictly Practical Barebacked Costumes Held in Position By Wide-meshed Met —Cork Beads a Finishing Touch. (By Margaret Carlton. London June 2. JPVERY year, it seems, beach fashions ■'-'grow more and more attractive, and the
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      SILVER ANCHORS.
      27 15 This is a sun suit with a low back. It has a chic little coatee to match. Silver anchors are embroidered on coatee and costume.
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      CARE OF CURTAINS.
      136 15 WHEN making new short curtains icmember to buy enough material to make one extra curtain Ik each set. Thi.s extra curtain used in rotation with the others will prolong the life of the whole :et. Generally one curtain goes long before the others. In buying patterned material
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      SOME REMINISCENCES OF MALAYA. "NEARER THE APES"
      743 15 SOME REMINISCENCES OF MALAYA. "NEARER THE APES" THE TWO-STEP COMES TO TANGUN. TjyK fcive below the fourth of the series of articles by Selamat on the Malaya of 40 years ago. JN those days the principal women of the island called on newcomers between eleven and one o'clock, so the
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      FOR THE BEACH.
      31 15 One of the ncwr-t lounging suits for beach wear, in printed cotton. The three-quarter coat is new and the American hat is a great protection from the sun.
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      CLEANING BAMBOO.
      111 15 nAMBOO furniture should be cleaned with salt water. It should be applied with a soft brush, dried with a soft rub her. and then finally rubbed over with a rag moistened with linseed oil. If you arc tired of the furniture as it is, it may be given
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      YOUR COMPLEXION PLEASE.
      409 15 Fifteen Minutes I not, neat Night And Morning Is Essenl'uil In The Tropics. 11VERY WOMAN ihould >. leas* fifteen niaut 1 .lay to Ihe para ft her cr.mple\-ion. especially in a impi. limnte. Try t > 1. <-.ir ;M; M miiul what iort of naelhml lional would
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      NURSES NEW HOME.
      55 15 IN THE rccenti> apesMd aoraea' home af the Middle -e\ 11... pital. London, which has cost i'iCO.OOO. there is a smoking room, a dance hall, and a badminton cour*. Later then will be a lawn tennis court :.nd a snimming bath. T!ie- furniture is built-in, and each
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      HOME HINTS.
      171 15 fJERE arc MOM useful houaebold hint« White of en la <"•' Men"' i'tihosive. A letter mMI with a hot iron cannot bo tt earned opca. A practically invisible patch on torn clothing may Ik•ohieved in the tame way. Tut mimosa which baa loit Ita inflbMsa iata neatly boiling
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    NEED PORT ECONOMY ON ESTATES.
    1855 17 Planters* View. (ALL FOR REVISION OF WAGES. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, July I. of the robber market and the consequent imirse !\v producer! to m< roomy has brought up ,-.i the introduction generally '.'.'.r.g from tappers who only put in five hours of work
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    ROADSIDE FIGHT.
    476 17 Murder Charge Against Sikh Sequel. (From Our Own Correspondent.) i Lumpur, July 4. After beiiif >'": i >oaad eleven times because the injcrcd u:.-.:i was in hospital, the preliminary inquiry was begun this morning in the lice lourt into the charge of murdi r againM an elderly Sikh,
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    SUCCESSFUL APPEAL.
    194 17 Death Sentence on Tamil Reversed. (Fron Our Own Correspondent..) Kuala Lumpur. July I. Thf bet that the evidence of a child wes unsafe influenced the F.M.S. Court of Appeal yesterday to set aside the death sentence and discharge a Tamil, Venjradasalam. v.ho was charged with the murder (if
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    PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS.
    37 17 Cameo Kirby," a musical drama of the Southern States, will be screened at the Alhambra tonight. The Laughing Lady." a Paramount sound film featuring Clive Brook and Ruth Chatterton will open at the Capitol tonight.
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    22 17 The Malay Inter-school Drill and Games Competition will be held on the. ground of flaffles Institution on Tuesday next at 2 p.m.
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    A BIRTHDAY TRAGEDY
    312 17 Found Shot in Room At Shanghai Club. Further details are now to hand concerning the tra-jic death of Mr. C. W. Marshal!, ilv- secretary of the Shanghai Club, who (as previously reported) accidcnTally shot himself while cleaning a revolver in his room at the Club or. the
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    JAPAN'S BUSINESS MEN.
    67 17 Rationalisation Problems Discussed. Tokio, July 4. At a meeting of leading business men of Tokio ami Osaka, held here in order t<: diKflM runhlcms concerning the Government proposal for the rationalisation of industrial organisations, Mr. Tawara, Commerce Minister, urged the importance of preventing competition. Barcn Sakatani. the
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    EUROPEAN CHARGED.
    45 17 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, July 4. Mr. H. J. Hcnderbolt, a European, was charged in the second police court today with causing grievous injury to a Tamil by rash driving. The case was postponed until July 7, bail in $200 being allowed.
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    TRAIN'S RECORD RUN.
    32 17 Tokio, July 4. A new record has been set up for the railway run from Tokio to Kobe. The journey was recently done in eight hours fifty nine minutes.
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    NAVAL BASE RIOT.
    203 17 Coroner Returns Open Verdict. Culpable h( inicide not amounting to murder, ayain'! pcrsofld unknown," was the tioding returned by Mr. J. G. Barrett, Ihc Singapore Coroner, yesterday afternoon at the conclusion of the inquiry into the death of a Chi nose d urine: a riot between Indian
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    A WOOSTER CULT.
    226 17 Bishop of Singapore In Sermon "Race." With the novels of Mr. P. G. Wcdehouse as text-books and ihe rawori well-known character, Bertram Woosttr," as their guide, Cambridge undergraduat.s have taken to the study of the humanities, which traditionally are the glory of Oxford. Accordingly, they have brought
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    A LETTER FOR THE KING.
    386 17 Canadian Girl and Broadcast Speech. When, on the opening day of the Naval meat Conference in London, the Canadian National Railways' radio department !>roatkast th>> voices of the Kins, the Prime Minister and the principal delegates, the family of Mr. K. E. Leiss, of Biunkilfl,
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    CHARGES DISMISSED.
    47 17 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Pcnang, July, 4. The two charges of criminal breach of trust, including $10,000, against Chan Pan Yeok, manager of Chop Ban Seng Lee, of Beach Street, were dismissed in the district court here today. Chan Pan Yeah was acquitted and di-.-charged.
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    POST OFFICE FRAUD. ECHO.
    617 17 Sub-Contractor's Appeal Against Sentence. (From Our P indent.) Kuala Lumpur, July I.', Echoes oi the Mcntakab posl offic fraud 01 some months ago were heard in the F.M.S. Court <>f Appeal yesterday, and today, at the hearing »f the appeal or V. -M. Sinnathaml)), contractor the
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    AMERICANS CELEBRATE.
    210 17 Independence Day In Singapore. Members of the Amerk ui of Malaya fon tatheri d laat ni>rht a Adolphi lintel t'i celebrate Am rican Independence Day. I' was ;i purely infernal gathering with .-i;> absence of cerem^iy. 'in roof garden of tin hotel was apftily Uncorated with bunting and
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    DAYLIGHT ROBBERY.
    57 17 Pepper Thrown in Tamby's Eyes in Street. (Krom Our Own Convspt.ndi-iit.) lYnanj.. July 1 While Roinii to :i iikhk-v ihan^ir at eleven o'clock in the morning t<> ebanxc h $100 note, h Malay tamhy, employed by Caldbeek, llaccrrecor and Co., Ltd.. >\.^ ii coated b> a Chinese, who
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      110 18 "IN KEEPING WITH THE SPIRIT OF TODAY" Surpasses All |^fl t|,^^|| A Previous Standards Slj| j| |Sklii! BIS of Comfort l'-1l '-1 ||''^l* Lp^P*""^^*^^ '"^3KsaJ%rr^^^a^ai a^a^aC Ck^ SINGAPORE MOTORS US, °.17. and 319, ORCHARD ROAD, SINGAPORE. Distributors for S.s. and F.M S. HUPA4CBILC THE; 1930 Singapore Malayan Director; has been
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      542 19 Assets exceed $11.1)00,000. Assurance in force over $38,000,000. The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in the Straits Settlement!.) lIKAT) OFFICE Winchester House, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE 27, Old Jewry, E.C. The Company has £20,000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England and complies with the British Life Assurance Companies
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      284 20 rtym ll^J Iv^n^ I Kti^''' rl^^^iv ■S? A CAR OF YOUR OWN What could be more delightful next leave than the knowledge that at the end of your voyage a car will be waiting for you a car which will be yours for the whole period of your stay At
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      306 20 THE OCEAN CCIDENT AND GUARANTEE CORPORATION, LTD. (Incorporated in Great Britain) lead Office for Maliya SINGAPORE. VLEK'S TONIKINA Wl (QUINAWINE) HENRI VLEK-THE HAGUE VLEK'S TONIKINA. Unicorn brand, is prepared from pure grape juice and quldquinu of first quality and contains iron. Due to its fine composition this Quinawine is nmen
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