The Straits Times, 7 July 1930

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    40 1 The Straits Times [ESTABLISHED NEARLY A CENTURY.] JJ i f THE LARGEST AND MOST WFLVEKTIAL NEWSPAPER^i^ MALAX*. 20 PAGES SINGAPORE. MONDAY, JULY 7, 1930. E 10 CENTS The Straits Times 20 PAGES SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JULY 7, 1930 PRICE 10 CENT!
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      142 1 SINGAPORE: 78, CECIL ST. ('PHONE 6131 V Ny Carlsberg Beer In bottlri and on dranfht. Sole Importer* EAST ASIATIC CO, LTD. (Inc. in Denmark; SINGAPORE. -as though you owned your own cow/ Bear Brand Swiss Milk is FRESH cow's milk derived from herds that graze on the rich green pastures
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      224 1 KUALA LUMPUR: 27, JAVA ST. ('PHONE 3683) LACES OF DISTINCtWE BEAUtY We are showing a collection of flouncings and embroiderieV4n several new designs and colourings. Laces are enjoying a keen popularlijy^t present amongst the well dressed women of London and Paris. Prices $4.50 to $10.30 per yard. ROBINSON Co., Ltd.
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      13 1 Prime Portland "0 X" CEMENT EAST ASIATIC CO., LTD. 'Inc. in Denmark SINGAPORE.
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      2545 2 SHIPPING ANNOUNCEMENTS. P. 0., BRITISH INDIA UJIIJ BURNS PHILP LINE X p r M E BLUG FUNNEL LINE E SIAM STEAM i\n\ inn ad HWTCI fi fl-kT-fll 7 M g^laffl DtllilO miLr LIIXL /DAY \F PArkKT MAY TO the ocean steam ship co. m .Tn APCAR LINES IflTlßll Jjkla (Incorporated
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      455 3 DUTCH MAILS N.V. Stuomvaart JVlaatschappij Nederland and N.V. Itotterdamsche Lloyd DTBEELY MAIL and PASSENGER SERVICE TO Ceaaa iwltrtui Snulhsmptsa Mar«rll|aa Itetlerdaai Toaaage Ji.l. De Witt 10.3&U S kIJJ. July 11 s.i. lalna 10,000 R.L Jaly 18 I.C. Hooft 14,640 S.MJ4. July 26 n v ..il.a.iak i.i. mi i R.L. Au».
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      1510 3 SHIPPING ANNOUNCEMENTS. DOLLAR STEAMSHIP LINE ofarf AMERICAN MAIL LINE ROUND-THE-WORLD SERVICE •>•■ SINGAPOM aad PINAM; rle COLOMBO, SUB, PORT SAID. ALEXANDEIA. NAPLES. GENOA aad MARSEILLES to NEW TOR* aad BOSTON. Aii.ve Leave Leave S'pon- S'pi-re IVranc PREH. HI.I.MOIM: In p..it July 10 July 12 ''Km. Wii.su> July XI July Zt
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      391 3 OCEANIC AND ORIENTAL NAVIGATION CO., SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. TACOMA ORIENTAL STEAMSHIP CO., TACOMA, WASH. STATES STEAMSHIP CO., PORTLAND, ORE. JOINT SCHEDULE. Sailings for United Slates and Canada Points from Hong Kong. San Fram-isco and I'nrlland S.S. MICHIGAN aattS from Hong Kong July 3 Saa Frsnclico. I <>■ Angele* and San
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      411 3 JASPER NATIONAL PARK Canada Rocky Mountain playground For bookie tii and information, write, pkont or call. L. L. LAWLER, General Afert. Hong Kong Bank Chambers, Canadian National The Largest Railway Spiral in ■*—*—>« SIANG UN PARK LORONG 40, GEYLANG. GARDEN HOUSES TO LET. 4-roomed houses $30 per montli. 3-roomed houses
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES FUNERAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
    46 4 DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES FUNERAL ANNOUNCEMENT. HtNG The funeral of the late Mr Hang Pang K.ut.. .I.l. «HII take place on hunday, July n, IWO. The cortege will le*ve his Ho. Un and 80, Emerald Hill Road 10.80 a.m. for Singapore Harbour Hoard i, lor interment at China.
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      631 4 SMALL ADVERTISEMENT FORM. To The Advertising Manager. uts Times, Cecil Strnt. Pleas* insert the following small Bdvfrtlsecneni for days There lire approximately seven words to a lir.* and than ia a flat r*ta charge m 2& cents per line prr insertian with A minimum of one dollar per insrr:i.>n. Th*
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      395 4 __»_,-~!_i BOARD AND LODGING KUi:. ROOMS to J. Waterloo Street. ROOMS for married couple or two friends -narinjr at Grange Ruad. VACANT fur. room, with board. Private family $70 p.m. Dl, Straits Times. MARRIED COUPLE, European, desire superior accommodation, garage. 12'!. S. T. v A FEW 1 \ACANCIE.i occur at
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      767 4 HOUSES, FLATS, ETC. TO LET, Monaco Villa, Holland Road. Furnished, electric light, sanitary installation. Apply Rodyk Davidson. COMPOUND HOUSES, Nos. 32 and 34, Cairnhill Road, electric, water and garage. Apply 21, South Canal Koad, Singapore. TO LET. compound houses, 3 5, Ramsgate Road, off Grove Road, and 9 Wilki* Terrace.
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      599 4 OFFICES AND GODOWNS TO LET, godowns Nos. 23, 24, 25 and 26, Palmer Koad. Apply to Messrs. Aik Seng Co., 25, Market Street, Singapore. TO LET, 132 and 1S4, Havelock Road, twostoreyed riverside godowns, suitable for rubber. Apply Stephens, Panl ft Co. TO LET, ground floor, 78, Cecil Street, also
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      707 4 P.W.D. PERAK, KUALA KANGSAR TENDERS INVITED FOR ASTANA NAGARA. KUALA KANGSAR. Tenders will be received at the office cf the Stute Engineer. Piruk, Tuiping, up to 2 p.m. 01 Sept. I, l'J30, for the construction or design and construction of an ASTANA NAGARA tor His Highness, the Sultan of I'erak
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      635 4 FEDERATED MALAY STATES RAILWAYS OTTERS ARK INVITED lot tlie purchase of EMPTY STEEL DRUMS approximately "i-.i. r gallons tjr, having eoatatnad ng nil- it.-., for period A up. 1, IMS to July II, i'.'M K»timate<l botal quantity <>'" drum avail* iible per month MO iipp. o\unately. Form of Milder ;iml
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      215 4 ♦-e-»-»-»e«o« »♦♦♦■»♦-»♦-»♦-»-♦♦»>« MISCELLANEOUS SOMK PEOPLE NEVEfi REALIBE what pool teal they an- I ;itt.nir UP tt'tli until thcm'' up uvul, firooki d v.n..U Label Ceylon ESTATE BOOK-KEEPING. A Ruid*- to rubl..-i .tat. book keeping and an-.iunts by K. D. Butler, A.C.A. l'rici- $640, pust free. Kail] Walsh, 1.M., Bingapora. MALARIA.
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      558 5 ORIENTAL TELEPHONE AND ELECTRIC CO., LTD. (Incorporated in the V lifted Kingdom) NOTICE TO TELEPHONE SUBSCRIBER^. Reduction of Tcle\)hone Rates in Oattytag Districts. PROM JULY I, IMO, tha Cimpany's basic |175 per annum for business lines and $140 par annum for raaMflMi connecUeni will apply to three miles radial distance
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      518 5 BETTER THAN QUININE FOR MALARIA. Quinine dins not cure Malaria. All it does i« to bring relief for n time if persisted in its action is harmful, causing deafness and ntbai tromblaa. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills have a remarkable record for their efficiency in cases of Malaria. la Ceylon, Rurnia,
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      278 5 0 SPEEDEX" CAMERA $18 black or brown. Sole Agentt DIETHELM CO., LTD., < Incorporated in Switzerland) SINGAPORE PENANG IPOH BANGKOK. 9R. CASSELL'S TABLETS Repair Wear and Tear of Narve and Body Price la. M. and 4a. SAILING MAKING AND CANVAS DEPOT NEW SHIPMENTS. BaUTISI All. LONC FLAX. V CANVAS for
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      703 5 THE STRAITS TIMES Can b<> obtained at the following placet In Singapore Money Changer, Adelphi Hotel. Money Changer, Kurope Hotel. Money Changer, Raffles Hotel, tirosvenor Hotel. Kelly A Walsh. Ltd.. Raffles Place. Federal Rubber Stamp Co. Raffles Place and Tank Roml Station. G. H. Kiat Co., Ltd.. Collyer Quay. Asiatic
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      332 5 l-HTtM- cy rf in I fritrL \m ll 1 fc •JlttDgUaaaaaaaa^att ii OVERHEAD LINES Illustrated is a cradle guard over some (J.P.O. Main trunk lines in Kent, England. The transmission line is a 33 K.V. line supplied and erected by Messrs. W. T. I H E-N L-E. Y Telegraph Works
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  • DEFENCE PROBLEM IN INDIA.
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      Simon Commission Recommendations.
      341 6 MILITARY OPINION. IMPERIAL SYSTEM ESSENTIAL. London. .June "5. In military circles the Army section of the Simon Report is regarded as most satisfactory. Ii is deacribed :-.s the most admirable document ever issued in connection with the military services of I ml in. The greatest satisfaction Is
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      SIR J. SIMON BROADCAST.
      259 6 "Cannot Put Slogan Into Act Of Parliament." London, June 25. "Nothing oii!(i have 1 een easier than to escape the labour find perils of tackling the real difficulties of the Ir.ilian problem by repeating K<" >-'i»i imt you i :ir.nnt put r t of Parlia- I
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      "TRUE POLITICAL SPIRIT."
      190 6 Foreign Opinion on The Report. Paris, June 25. \.c Tempt c\prc?Fc thf opinion that the Simon Report will ruin in Knjjlnml the idea of Dominion siatus "put forward with such levity by the Labour GoVOTBmenU" On the other hand, Le Temps is convineed th:U the Indian Nationalist
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      LANCASHIRE COTTON.
      127 6 Effect of the Indian Boycott. London, June 24. In the House of Commons today, Captain D. H. Hacking (Conservative) inquired regarding the effect of the Indian boycott on the Lancashire cotton industry. Mr. W. Graham. President of the Board of Tri.de, replied that the boycott had no <!ouht
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      DOMINION STATUS.
      210 6 Indian Liberal Leaders' Joint Statement.' Daihousie. June l2 r >. Sir Tej Bahadur Saprn, the leader of the Liberals, and Sir Ramaswami Iyer, in a joint statement, say: "Those of ua who refused to co-operate with the Sin m ii". mission can assert with confidence that our attitude
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      ROUND-TABLE MEETING.
      350 6 Prime Minister Confers With Party Leaders. London, June 26. The Prime Minister, Mr. Ramsay MacDonald received the leaders of the Conservative and Liberal Parties in liis room at the House of Commons this afternoon and conferred with .them on the subject of India. It is understood that he
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      "A GOOD REPORT."
      510 6 Serious Though Inevitable Risks. London, June 24. The general opinion in London in regard to the Simon Repait may b? mund follows: "A K" ".fining many seriour In responsible quarters concern is feh regarding the proposals to hand over the control of law and order, including the
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    CHINESE MUSIC:
    356 6 Broadcast for First Time In Malaya. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Koala Lumpar, July I. What i believed to bi the first attempt to broadcast a I nme in Malaya was succeeafully carried o ii evening :>■■■ the S'-'lanjcoi- Chinese R ti: n Ciu 1 under th< auspices of
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    26 6 Committee No. 1 of the Municipal Commissioneri has de consideration ihould be '<■■ ppstinn i"or licensing to oateidc ;hp e the event of the [ntrodiM I meters.
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    RAFFLES INSTITUTION SPORTS.
    391 6 W.G. Street Again Champion. Fd year in succession, W. G. Street won the second championship at the Raffle h titution -ports, which w>rr held on the school ground in Saturday. I ,iy Mm '■:»>■ the prizes. There large attendance. n ".r.'l H. Ochirrs tied fur ths iii^'n
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    INTER-COMPANY SPORTS.
    399 6 Regimental Meeting At Tanglin. ibuted greatly to the the athletic meeting of the 2ml Regiment a'. Tanglin on Saturday. at home to officers the garrison and a good ur to a very popular liviiviilual championships were competed lesday, ;«:;<1 Saturday saw a very keen t for the inter-Company
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    FLEEING FROM FAMINE.
    42 6 llujjc Exodus from Shensi And Hunan. Accord i; to report issued by the Peking-Mukden Railway, no fewer than 135,100 famine idferan wcrr given free 1 and Hunan to the Great \Va!! in the pericd frcra -January 1 to May
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      61 6 KELVINATOR The only Electric Refrigerator that provides Four Automatic Refrigeration Services I- Hiji >>'- 1 i ii r* I****^"i1 ***^"i x I j 1 a |»«a^BSßjs>s Automatic Fast Freezing of Ice and Desserts. 2. Automatic Normal Freezing. 3. Automatic 40 to 50 Degree Food Compartment. 4. Automatic Cold Storage Compartment.
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      61 6 l[ilTn f/v ADVERTISING > EARNS PREEMINENCE. R.tPR.IGERATSrSG Co LTD ORCHARD Rl)., SELEGIE Rl)., UFPBL RD., 6KAMGI Kl>. HAREaTT. lIjKENR makes up ladies' own materials. ILEENE wakes a speciality of cheap morni)^' frocks. ILEENE has j,'owns for all occasions. ILEENE fas style and oripinality. ILEENE is :in *«i*rt masseuse and ■Usßlcurist.
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      344 7 2 uLiHAMBIcB o N If] THE THEATRC OF PF PFECT ZQ'JKD CfM E JLIL REPRODUCTION If4ft ftft LAST NIGHT $.15 p.m. TONIGHT 9.15 p.m. WILLIAM FOX Presents The Stars of MARRIED IN HOLLYWOOD in a Famous Musical Movietone of the Old South CAMEO KIRBY with J. HAROLD MURRAY, NORMA TERRIS
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      324 7 oeoeof) ofiogoe o© o@ vo oooc >* oMhUh BflaflaSaKSHK BJXBHBXHBiKH Hi fl^V wli J Id I THE HOUSE OF BIGGER AND BETTER ENTERTAINMENT Tonight at 6.15 and 9.15 ANOTHER OUTSTANDING ATTRACTION I THREE MORE NIGHTS ONLY Paramount's Brilliant Adaptation of one of the Best-known English IMays, "THE LAUGHING LADY By
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      187 7 VICTORIA THEATRE Booking now open FOR THE FOKTHCOMINf; S.A.D.C. PRODUCTION. "IN THE NEXT ROOM' A Real Thriller ON SATURDAY, TUESDAY. THURSDAY AND S ATUKDAY, JULY. 19. 22, 24 AND 2fi, AT 9.1 "> P.M. Hooking at LITTLE'S $2 #1. X i r 1 1 ii i i i M THE
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    APPROACHING THE OBSOLETE.
    853 8 SHIPPING NOTES. United Stales 1 Need Of New Cargo Ships. Statistic showing the change .n ihc character of the United State*' foreign trade in the last few yean were <iuotc<! by Mr. II. G. Smith, president of the National Council cf American Shipbuilder*, in his address before
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  • LOCAL STOCK AND SHARE QUOTATIONS.
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      EMPIRE TRADERS' DECISION.
      499 8 Extension of Preference Needed. The Congress of the Fcilcration of Immbers of Commerce of tlic British Empire, resuming its sessions at the Guildhall on May 29, decided that the resolution it hnd already passed on commercial relations within th«; Empire should be conveyed direct to tiie Imperial
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      GOODSON RECORDS.
      194 8 Prospects Greatly Improved." Rrpnrtine. "ii lh« rveent pro-rc- r.f the Record <n.. Ltd.. the directors lay, in circular, that imlei have '<r.-n factory, taking in'.o consideration! 1 the number ;.-i.i variety of gramophone I rcrordg alreath on the market, an 1 tin- difficulties \r, introducing a new product
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      UNEMPLOYED PROBLEM
      157 8 German Government's Plans To Find Work. Batiia, M:iv SO. Germany*! unemployment problem is (riving the Government considerable unciisincss. i M. Ptcganrald, the Minister of Labour. I ;.::ri. .uih-.-iI today at a meeting of the General i Trade Union Federation that steps were j being taken to provide work
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      267 8 EXCHANGE. .'inß.ipor", July 7. On London, Bank 4 m 2/3 29/32 Demand 2/3 23 '32 Private 3 m. credit 2/4<4 On New York, demand 66 1/16 < Private 90 d s S7H l On France. Bank T.T. 1429 I On India, Bank T.T. K,.| 1 On Hour Konc Hank T.T.
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        MINING.
        482 8 Issue Val. W. Buyers Sellers £1 £1 Asam Kumbang 23/- 25/- -5 Ayer Hitam Tin 11 6 12 G cd. tl £1 Bar.gnn Tin 18/- 20/1 1 Satan* Padang 0.10 0.15 1 1 li;.tu Cavtl 0.5« 0.0") 1 1 Bukit Arang 0.40 0.60 a il Burmah Malay 13 15/-
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        GENERAL.
        220 8 Ul. I'd. Buyer* Sellers 2 2 Ale'. Brick Prefs. 1U5 2.25 I I .Alex. Brick Ords. 260 2.80 El fl Brit. Am. Tobacco 5.7.8 5 1::. 6 1 1 Central Engine 0.40 U.6U nom 1 1 Cycle and Carriages 0.40 0.45 nom. Ml. 10:. Duff Development 4/0 6/6 i
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        DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
        111 8 Singapore Cold Storage 7 p.c. deb. of l'J26 red. 1931-36 101 105 ci. Singapore Municipal 5 p.c. of li»01 red. 1930 $1,878,000 par. 57c I-""-Singapore Municipal 4Vfc p.c. 01 J.-U7 red. 1947 $1,600,000 96 par Singapore Municipal 4Vi pc. of ltfoa red. 1356 $1,000,000 96 par Sinjrapcre
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        RUBBER SHARES.
        390 8 Fraser and Co. and I .vail and Evatt's quotations. Today's Trices 1 i.i. r I.yall fc A. Co. h. .all Jlenby <li 1.20 1.10 l.^o l.to ii,. i (iajaa ill) J.iu l.i(i) l.iU IJH i. Uitaui i?l> 1-80 2.20 l-SO 2JJ0 L tuning ct-l) Mi u.oo o.io u.ao
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    ALVIS CAR AND ENGINEERING.
    342 8 "Reasonably Satisfactory" Results. Sir A. Lowes Dickinson, M.A., F.C.A., presiding at the annual meeting of the Alvil Car and Engineering Co., Ltd., at Cm ntiy on May 29, moved the adoption of the report and accounts, showing a net profit of Oljttt. He called speciul attention
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  • SHARE MARKET REPORTS
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      Macphail and Co., Ltd.
      71 8 .Singnporv, Jjhy 7. Tin. (juict. Kiatai 1.07-1.11, Kaehaii 1.07-1.13, Panawati S1M-4U cants, I.S0-4.1G, Klang Rivers r K>-l.>'>" ■'..'> '*-:,7 ciT.Vs tn-nrei I,uas l.'J'l-l.Jti. Taipinsa 10-15 cents, Malay Congo's. 20H-23H cent Ay.r Hitaiis i2».-12s. 6J., Hunt Konp Tin-103.-1R.*. S.I., Tcjas 5s. -3s. T'jd.. Tronoh.13«. 6d.-lSt.-M. cum. Rubber.
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      Rose Macphail & Penman, Ltd.
      127 8 Rose Macphail Penman, Ltd. S:nR::pore, July 7. London. Rubber M upi hunsT'"! *-■..■> price (London Standard i Spot 19 I London.— Tin, no price. Mininv. Stendy. Senroi Wayi Kuchais 1.0S-1.11, Junta Drcdirp 1.08-1.11, Malnyn I Dn.^ols. 20-2.' nntl, Joh cents Bangei Luas 1.20-1.20. L'hi Klnngl »> 18 cents, Penawats Ss-CO
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    SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE.
    149 8 Today. Java, Bouth-West Sumatra, South- t H.T- Moluccas ami Timor I>il!y (TastaaaJ U p.m. TucwUy. North, North-Kavt u;wl North Weal I Bummtn, <'■•> Southern and Iciu i 11 a m. TembilanM and Indragiri i Hone i Keat 1 P-m. ong (Parcels) (Knmsang) 1.30 p.m. ICliina, Hainam, Japan,
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    MAILS FOR EUROPE.
    36 8 K. di-r N^'ierUr.dcn In<irEi>'jira Mantua Srhi:.x Ralovraa EllengJ S'pore London May 2 May 2« May 9 June i May 30 June 23 May H June 23 June *> June 21 June 5 June 30
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    SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD.
    296 8 Monday, .1 u I y 7. Shipi ilnnrnlde the Wfcarn-s or expected to arrire. KEZ'FEL HARBOUR. Main Wharf rmtrol, Groningen. 0.: Wharf Nil. I oml Wharf Bo. VESSELS IN l)KY DOCKS. Tan long P.v:er. Albert Dock Tutr Tuiwla, s.;. Auby. Yic.ori;: Dock Sen«n I krppel Harbour. I
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    EXCHANGES.
    69 8 KuL'hy. July 6. Foreign exchanges arc Amsterdam 12.ny>4, Athens 878, Bombay is. 5 i:i-lfid.. Berlin 2.>.l<>. Brusseli 84.818, Bucharest BIS, Rio E 13-82, I I'"'. Copenhagen in. 16, Geneva 26.066, Helsingfors 198U, Hons] K.mt; Is. ::<! Lisbon 108.26, Madrid 41.80, Milan 82.88, Neil Tort LM l:'.-:t-'. Oslo 18.18, Paris
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      197 8 THE NEW MANSION (LATB THK MANSION) r.O-A. O\lcy iN-c. I'hone fi*>ol. On<" of the larffo.;' an'l !■<■.' beaaes In Singapore, newly decorated throughout. l.at°st sanitation recently ir..itall<>(', with hot nr<| coll -.vt:, 1. shower, etc.. electric light sad i to every room. Cm! sine of the very i>e.-.t. Very central,
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      22 8 FOURNIER'S HYGENIQUE MIXTURE TONIC ELIXIR u-,,,1,1 w,^,. i..,..,,.,.,,-. y,1,, c <„,,. Sold by all Chemists and Stores and TIMM3' DISPENSARY. F.-.fl»! ?--j:r» Bingajiere.
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      272 8 MALAYAN METEOROLOGICAL SERVICE. Daily Weather Report. Bright 1 Wind. Station. Temperature Rain- Sun- Relative Direc- Speed. Weathtr. Max. Kin. fall, shine. Humidity tion. F. ma. hours. m.p.h. Alor Star .00 71 Nil 10.6 K5 Calm Fine Kota Bharu 8R 77 Nil 1.9 So Calm Kinc K. TrcnttKanu 'JO 75 Nil
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      163 8 ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE WEEK. Monday, July 7. II. W. 8.1."> a.m., 8 ft.. 7.35 p.m., R ft. 6 in. LagUUtive Council meet at Paaajig. Tuesday, Jnly 8. B. W. U.U.! a.m., 8 ft. 1 in.. 8.25 p.m., 8 ft. 9 in. \*ednrsday, July 9. II W. 10.18 a.m., I ft.
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    AROUND THE MARKETS.
    437 9 Compulsory Restrictiog Advocated. STRONGER PROSPECTS OF CO-OPERATIVE ACTION. (From Our Financial Correspondent.) Singapore, Monday, 10 a.m. Today's I'ri M Ki''-.i>rr. lit 1 rt-nts per Ib. Tin. 100 inns at -S«K 2 per picul. Satiirdiy's Prim Jfublier, London «d. per Hi., unchanged. Market lone. quiet, 'lilt. 111 1
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    CHINESE BANK INTEREST
    211 9 Two Per Cent. Allowed On Current Accounts. ■ni money in th<- local ml the uneert Untx of exchange, Interest offered :i I ffldon anil Nrw York, which have affected t 1m- investments of local 1 iild .1 i:i :i nu'i'iini' li-ii.i: A Delation I'll In ;i :i
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  • FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL NEWS.
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      BULLION REPORT.
      883 9 Messrs. Samuel Montagu Co.'s Weekly Letter. London, June 11. The Bank of lagltnl (told reserve atcainst betas .'imoun'.ed to £155,988,589 on June 4 (us compared with £107,185,525 on the previous Wednesday), :ind represents an increase if £10,028,505 sir.cc Jan. 1 last. An interesting position has arisen in the
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      CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
      53 9 Tone of Market "Hull. Latest Cable London Spot Sheet 6d. per lb. New York Holiday. t.S.S. equal to London Standard standard It.S.S. on Tender M f* Spot July August September Aug.-Sept. Oct.-Dec. I'.", 20 tt 20 2Vi It* 20 20% 20 1 21^ 12 o'clock
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      SUNGEI PURUN (F.M.S.) RUBBER.
      965 9 Dividend of \2\/ 2 Per Cent. The nineteenth annual general meeting of the Sungei J'urun I K. M.S. I Rubber Company, Ltd., was held in London on June 4 Mr. K. L. Hamilton I chairman of the company) presiding. The chairman said The accounts which we
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      ATTACK ON TARIFF BARRIERS.
      617 9 Sir George Paish on World Trade. Geneva, June 3. Strong condemnation of the present tendency of the nations to erect barriers to trnde and general economic co-operation was contuined in the report submitted today by Sir George Paish, tlu- well-known British .xpert. to the Second International
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      SPANISH CURRENCY.
      381 9 Cost of Stabilising The Peseta. An intoreEtinu report by Professor Charles Rist on the monttury litnation In Spain hus been released for publication by the Spanish Govanuaoat Professor Rist -who Ktablliscd the Kumanian lei had been eeasmisaioned by the late Spanish Directorship sa K<> to Spnin tnd study
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      SUEZ CANAL.
      504 9 Dividend Increased Last Year. The 76th annual meeting of the Suez Canal ompaaj was held in Paris on June 3. The Marquis de Vogue (the president) submitted the directors' report, and, dealing with the results for 1929. said: The transit receipts, amounting to 1,116,000,000 francs, MM 1 per
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      SINGAPORE MARKETS.
      458 9 Official List of Approximate Prices. The following are the prices, cents per .•any when not otherwise stated, prevailing at the Singapore markets on July 4, vr.ished by the Food and Market Inspector Meat.- -Beef ste:.k i rou;;d i 50 per catty -:ew or curry 43. pjrk, lean 68,
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      LONDON METAL MARKET.
      204 9 Messrs. Win. Jacks and Oo., in their report dated, London, June 11, state Markets were lower on the fresh bear nttack on Wall Street, combined with the MM] small demand before and after the holiday period. Copper sagged on leading British customers being able to cover their
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    LONDON TIN MARKET.
    721 9 Faith Lost in Artificial Restriction. PROPOSED TWO MONTHS' STOPPAGE. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London. June II. The latest talk is of an impending stoppage of production for two or three months all over the world. It is hard to keep track of all the wild reports from
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    NORTH BRITISH.
    157 9 Aggregate Assets of Over £40,000,000. The report imd :icc inta fof 191 \orth !iriti>h and MLtd., :in<l it.- allied offleei reveal all round excellence. The i radi n^r i though rather less than those of k**a earned in generous r.iu.-i up the more creditable in thai the) a
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    The Straits Times SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JULY 7, 1930 THE SPORT COMPLEX.
    1136 10 The Straits Times SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JULY 7, 1930 THE SPORT COMPLEX. Another Wimbkdon tennis festival hapassed without a solitary British sucot-ss. the uih then >> si:mc sligßt COMoUtioB in the fact that an Australian with an American partner won the mixed doubles. Ac-cording to very superior people, there is nothing
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    IN AND OUT OF MANY PRISONS.
    1136 10 Thrills in the Life of A War Correspondent. (Ily Anthony Gibbs. the son of Sir Philip Gibbs. thp celebrated war correspondent. In an interview.) If Lord Kitchener find 1 me, I shall go to jail Those were the words with which ray lather greeted
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    12 10 Mr. John Duguid has oeen made a J.P for the Straits Settlements.
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    13 10 Mr. Gordon Allan Potts hus been made a J.P. for the Penang Sottlennnt.
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    18 10 Nine months and four days leave has boon granted to Mr. C. D. Ahearne. M.C.S.. commencing July 11.
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    19 10 Mr. A. B. Murray, of the Supreme Court Registry, Jpoh. has pone on transfer to the Licensing Office, Tapah.
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    14 10 Mr. (arson. Medi.al Officer Sunjjei Patani has been appointed Asst Superintendent of Prisons, Kedah.
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    20 10 Second-I.ieut. \V. Pennoe, S.S. Volunteer Force, has been pror.ioted to the rank of Lieutenant, with effect from Vpril 27, 1930.
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    28 10 Mr. E. C. S. Adkin* has bwn promoted to be an officer in Class V of the Malayan Civil Service, with retrospe?tive effect as from Jan. 29 last.
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    21 10 Mr. Ricardo Reyes has been appointed Consul for Chile in British Malaya and the Netherlands Indies. His headquarters are in Batavia.
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    25 10 My Lin Bco.i Thin has been nominatl I a member of the Chinese Advisory Board for Singapore vice the late Mr. You Npan Pan, J.P.
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    25 10 The Hon. Mr. B. W. Riles, acting British Resident of Perak, Mrs. Elles and Miss Klles are staying at the Ipoh Residency until July 13.
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    25 10 Mr. H. F. Monk M.C.S. has been seconded for service under the Government of Kedah, with effect from May 2, 1930, with claim to pension.
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    27 10 Mr. Lim Bock Kee, J.P., has been appointed a member of the Board of Visitors to the Singapore Reformatory vice the late Mr. Yau Ngan Pan, J.P.
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    36 10 The engagement is announced of Mr. William Burns Cowan Glen, of Sungei Sluang Estate, Kedah, and Miss Esme, Iyowe, daughter of Mrs. James Ingram and the late Mr. Alfred Denny Lowe, of Shanghai and Stamford, England.
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    39 10 The funeral of the eiffht-months-old daughter of Mr. and Mr?. J. B. Weiss, who died on Friday, took place at the Ridadari Cemetery on Saturday afternoon, the Rev. S. Band officiating. A number of friends attended and sent wreaths.
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    NOTES OF THE DAY.
    730 10 "STANDING DRINK. Giving evident e btfOTC Um Royal fomtr.ission on Licensing. l>r. Courtney Weekv on behalf of temperance organisation*. said A tall man can stand more drink than a short man." DtaoMttai is now rife as to the xact meaning of the wonl stand." THAT PRINTER!
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    39 10 News has reached I poll of the (Ivut)i in Switzerland of Mr. J. A. (lark, formerly of the law firm of Messrs. Gibb and Co.. Ipoh. The late Mr. Hark Ml Ipoh in October lust year, owing to ill-health.
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    BIG COMMUNIST RISING IN CENTRAL CHINA.
    832 11 TROUBLE ON THE YANGTSE. British and U.S. Gunboats Fired Upon. 1 KILLED 2 INJURED. Big Communist Rising In Central China. Shanghai, July 6. A iseesagc froai Hankow, dated June I. previously suppressed hy the censor, Mates that Yochow was taken by Reds yesterday. The
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    BANKERS' TRADE MANIFESTO.
    430 11 Effect on the Political Situation. PARTY FEELING. The Referendum Pledge. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, July <",. It is now obvious that the manifesto issued by th« hunkers with regard to Empire trade has not merely created a tremendous :illl >' deflected the whole course of British
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    FRANCE AND ITALY.
    41 11 Disquiet at Growing Tension. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, July 6. There is increasing disquiet in diplomatic circle* regarding the obvious tension between Prance and Italy. The tension appean t<> be growing daily, and the position is ominous.
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    RHINELAND DISORDERS.
    108 11 Police Surprised by Bands Of Rowdies. Berlin, July C. Pawh of rowdies, apparently onr«nis3-l >>y tome extreme Nationalist body < itKide the Rhineland, have been making tri)ii!)lc by assaulting persona and Barking the property of Rhinelanden whom Ihoy 1 1 oi having par) ii ipated in I he
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    RAW SILK DEPRESSION.
    59 11 Burning of Surplus Ej^fs Siitftfested. Tokio. July a, Owing in the depression in the silk innustry, the Federation ol Saw Silk Producers' Associationi is discussing remedial measures including t n- purchasing and burning of surplus silkworm egg '-:ird;. The law silk deliveries for December is now quotes
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    AIRMEN CRASH IN BURMA.
    112 11 Fears for Safety of Hook And Matthews. Rangoon, July 5. The Government has received n message .stating that the aeroplane in which Hook and Matthews were flying is reported to have crashed twelve miles from Taunprup. The local authorities have been asked to emirjr out an
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    INDIA HOUSE.
    242 11 To be Opened by the King Tomorrow. Kagfcjr, July I. It it i Kpoi ted that this week the termi of reference and deUiils of the penomwl of the round table conference on Imlia. due to open in London on Oi't. 20 will be announced simultaneously in London
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    ALL RECORDS BROKEN
    94 11 Plane Kept Aloft For 23 Days. Chicago. July The two brothers John and Kenneth Hunter, who easily broke all records for ;i continuous refuelling flight with their aeropkuM City of Chicago, have at last ,'an;!ed owing to a broken oil gauge. They remained in the air 553
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    EXIT EMIGRANTS!
    297 11 Passengers to U.S. Thrown Overboard. Shanghai, June 2'-'>. A singalar story appeared in ye<tei;i. Shunpao concerning the activi- :■<■- of a gang of men who obtain money from Asiatics, under the pretext that they will smuggle them into the United State-, and then throw them into the Pacific
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    "ENEMY RESISTANCE IS BREAKING."
    457 11 Chiang Kai-shek Confident WAR WILL LAST ANOTHER MONTH. Shanghai, July 6. Cabling from the Generalissimo's headquarters at Liuho, Kast Honan, on July 4. Reuter's staff correspondent states Today 1 interviewed Chiang Kai-shek at his picturesque headquarters half a mile from the I.unghai Railway. The Generalissimo, who
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    SIR HENRY SEGRAVE.
    89 11 Disaster Due to Boat Striking Branch. London, July u. A ver;lut of accidental death was returned at the inquest on Sir Henry BtgnYl at Windeimeri 1 The evidence confirmed that the disaster was due to the boat striking- the waterlogged branch of a Inc. Rmter. Mr Henry
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    THE GULF STREAM.
    108 11 Attempt to Harness It Fails. Havana, June 25. An attempt to bring the Gulf Stream into a professor's laboratory near Mat■BXU, where turbires would have generated electricity, has failed owing In ;i giant tub:- of corrugated steel, 2,000 yards long, coilapsin^ and being comI liti-ly destroyed when
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    DISAPPOINTED FAMILY.
    96 11 Hundred Million Marks To Housekeeper Assistant. Berlin, June 17. On.' of the most sensational cases of a contested will ended here today when the court ruled as valid the testament of the very wealthy Berlin j.weller Loeske who left an estate .valued at Mks. 100,000,003 which he bequeathed
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    NEW CAMPAIGN IN INDIA.
    192 11 Breaking Forest Laws. A FULLY EQUIPPED EXPEDITION. Yeotal, Berar, July C. Eight thousand volunteers, forming the fir.-t batch of forest law breakers have left for Pusa in readiness to launch a Satyagiaha campaign on July 10. The expedition is fully equipped, from axes to ambulance cars
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    NO SPEED LIMIT.
    121 11 New Era for Motorists In Britain. Rugby, July 5. The House of Commons approved the Government proposal to abolish the speed limit for motor-cars by a two to one majority. It is proposed that when the decision takes effect a system of police patrols on motor-cycles and
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    MINISTER RESIGNS.
    162 11 Result of Queensland Mines Inquiry. Sydney, July 5. The Federal Government Treasurer Mr. Theodore, has resigned, following the announcement of the findings of the Queensland Royal Commission of Inquiry into the circumstances attending the purchase of the Munttana (Chillagoe) mines by the Queensland Labour Government when Mr. Theodore
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    AEROPLANE BURNT.
    54 11 Would-be Atlantic Flyer's Escape. Rugby, July Squadron I.eadtr Wynne Kyton crashed this morning when .<tm tinK from St. Johns. Newfoundland, for Harbour Grace. preparatory to ;i trims-Atlantic *olo (light in a light aeroplane. The machine caught (ire and was destroyed. The pilot receive:! facial injuries and was taken
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    TROUBLE IN PORTUGAL.
    60 11 Arrest of Alleged Leader Of Revolution. Lisbon, July G. According to a semi-official communique, the Government has arrested Colonel Joao Alemida, following the receipt of evidence that he was preparing a revolutionary movement in co-operation with elements openly hostile to the dictatorship with the object of overthrowinjr
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    BRITAIN AND BRAZIL.
    43 11 Prince of Wales at Embassy Dinner. Rugby, July 5. The Prince of Wales was among the distinguished company present at the dinner given last night by the Brazilian Ambassador in honour of Dr. Prestes. the President-Elect of Brazil.— British Wireless.
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    ANOTHER EUROPEAN MURDERED.
    97 11 Sumatra Police Inspector Killed for Revenge. (From Our Own Correspondent). M-dan, July Anoth.r European has been murdered in Sumatra. The victim is a police inspector of Kaban Djahe, East Coast o£ Sumatra. It is alleged that the inspector was killsd by a Tobanese Batak, whose motive was
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    CHURCH CONFERENCE.
    121 11 Three Hundred Bishops In London. London, July 0. The largest assembly of the Episcopacy in the history of the Anglican Church gathered in St. Paul's Cathedral today HI service in piepanition for the openinn of the seventh Lambeth Conference tomorrow. There were over :!00 Bishops from all parts
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    KING'S CUP RACE.
    184 11 Victory for Woman Pilot. London, July .">. The King's Cup air race over a course of 750 miles, was won by Miss Winifred Brown. The winners averapo speed was 102.7 miles an hour. She also won the Siddcley Trophy for lip-ht aeroplanes. She flew an Avro-Avion. Mr.
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    ROYAL ANNIVERSARY.
    59 11 Congratulations to the King And Quetn. Rugby. July fi. Congratulations from all parts of the world were today received by the Kinjj and Queen on the celebration of the .'STth anniversary of their wedding. Yesterday Dr. Julio Prestes, I'residentKlect of Brazil, and the members of his suite, lunched
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    RACIAL ANIMOSITY.
    65 11 Eight Killed in Alabama Fight. Emclle, Alabama, July 5. Two white men and six Negroes were killed in a tierce racial battle which originated 'n the sale of a motor-car battery by a white man to c Negro. Two whites and one Negro were shot with revolvers, while
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    SUDDEN DEATH OF MR. E. L. TALMA.
    1416 12 Collapse on Golf Course. NOTABLE CAREER IN MALAYA. The death of Mr. K.lwy I.yonet Talma occurred in tragic circumstances yesterday manias, lip collapsed while playing a gUM of golf at the Race CoBTM Clu'i at 11 a.m. and his body was taken to
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    KUOMINCHUN DISASTER.
    80 12 2,000 Killed and Over 1,000 Captured. Shanghai, July 6. Sis Knominchna divisions, under Ari-.i. attempted to crosa the Ua Ho during the hours of darknei When thc-y were half-way across they were h««vily fi re upon by Genera! Hsu Yunn-chuani troops. The utmost confusion followed and it is
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    MR. SNOWDEN'S DILEMMA
    153 12 Neighbour Who Claimed His Land. tr >m Mr. Snowden, Choncollor heqaer, regarding a disputj land adjoil in.' hir> hcme, Eden i Borrcy, wu read at a reneeting of the I'avnham Rural District Co Mr. Snowden said that a woman had o a ol unenclosed comnor. i. bi
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    16 12 Mr. David B. Kaufman, former United Stales Minister to Bolivia, ha3 been nominated Minister to Siam.
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    28 12 It is notified in our advertisement 1 imns that the annual report of Forciirn Imports and Exports of Malaya for the yc:ir 1928 will be published on Wednesday.
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    39 12 In a. list of the donors of -.inimuls and reptiies recently sent to the Zoological Garden! from Malaya, it was stated that two pythons^vere (riven by Mrs. Wilson, Malacca. The name should have been 1 Mrs. H. N. Winter.
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    ENTICING AWAY APPEAL.
    698 12 Conviction of Indian Quashed. In quashing on Saturday the conviction of Retnam, the Indian motor-car driver. who was convicted and sentenced by the Second Police Magistrate (Mr. P. S. Wiiliams) of enticing away the wife of a lafiui Tamil named Muru^abU. the Court of Appeal, consisting cf
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    BANDITS OF CHINA.
    287 12 Over 100 Killed in Kiangsu Battle. Shanghai, June 20. A number of notes appeared in the Chinese papers yesterday regarding the activities of the Communists and bandits against whom the authorities are at last apparently taking very firm itepa. Last Saturday, a fight occurred between water police
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    FEWER BIRTHS.
    238 12 England's Low Rate For First Quarter. The Registrar-General, in his quarterly return for England and Wales, covering: the period ended March 31 last, states that live births numbered 158,671 (80,940 males and 77,731 fem-lcs) and were 1,510 below the numbcV recorded in the corresponding quarter of 1MB, Births
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    MISSING GENERAL.
    201 12 Writer to Prove He Was Not Kidnapped. ;fv.\r cf General Koutepoff, the "White Russian who disappeared from his hone in Paris <.ti .Ian. 21), which had en, is revived by the That paper publishes the first of a artklM uy M. I'aul Leajrlois, irfao to know the wholu
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    COCKTAIL SECRETS.
    218 12 Expert Reveals Recipe To Authorities. Cocktails were dhcussed before the noy.il Commission on licensing recently. The DMMUTM of one of the leading taektail artists in tho country" were given by Dr. Ccurter.ay Weeks. He sai'i. a dash of thi=, that, or lilt other is added, 'dash' being eti'Jal
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    U.S. LEGATION.
    78 12 To Move from Peking To Shanghai. Shanghai, June 14. I:..' m?.t:< :i icathis us which we believe to In ueuxata that the United States fiOgltinn i- likely U> removed from P< kinir to Shanghai in tha near future, states the North China Daily News. Tic approval of Washington
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    SEIZED BY CROCODILE.
    163 12 The British North Borneo Herald report? that on June 7, a Suluk named Moilam was fishinjr with a net from the bank of the Batu Tiga river when he was knocked into the river by a blow from the tail of a large crocodile. Moilam's father, who
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    DRAMA OF THE TIN INDUSTRY.
    1293 12 Film Made in Malaya. WILL REFRESH ALL JADED CINEMA-GOERS. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, July I. Tor the first time in the history of Malaya a cinema film has been produced entirely by residents in the country not a rmall amateur effort, but one
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      MALAYAN CHINESE SUCCESSFUL.
      1254 13 S. China Tourists Beaten. SUPREMACY IN SECOND HALF. Malayan Chases* I South China l. The somewhat ansportsmanlike taetiei adopted by the Sooth China A. A. football tourists, when finding themselves tSvo goals behind in th'ir match with the Malayan Chinese at the Alison Road stadium yesterday marred
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      WEEK-END CRICKET IN SINGAPORE.
      1147 13 A Close Thing. MERCHANTS WIN IN LAST FEW MINUTES. A good stand by Redmond and Brooke stemmed the fall of the Merchants' wickets and save them the victory against the B.B.I, in the S.C.C. tournament on the Padang on Saturday by 42 runs. Four cf their
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      HENLEY REGATTA FINALS.
      221 13 Canadian Wins Diamond Sculls. London, July 5. 3 The results at Henley Regatta today > were as follows: t Diamond Sculls. Guest (Canada) beat Boctzclin easily in the time of 8 min. 29 sec. J Thames Cup, Semi-Finals. Vesta beat Quintin by a length in 7 min.
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    WELCH REGT. TOURISTS.
    62 13 Create Good Impression In Sumatra. (From <" >t:r Own Correspond at) Modan, Ju!;. The lir.il Welch I'. team, which is tojrine Sumatra, created a pood •i t,,H:>y when they l>sat th-.-Chinese Sports Club, thi ■trongwt trap; n, b., three lear jroals. They crave a much better display
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    RUGBY TOURISTS.
    35 13 New Zealand Victory In Second Test. i hri.stvhurih. July '>. New Zealand wort the seenn I Racbf Post against Great Britain by 13 points o 10.— Router. Great Britain won the first Te.it by ■>—:;.
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    AUSTRALIANS FARE MODERATELY.
    427 13 Kippax Outstanding. LARWOOD RETURNS TO BOWL WELL. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, July 5. The Australians visited the scene of thoir Test defeat today when they played Nottinghamshire at Trent Bridge, and they fared only moderately, Kippax solely mastering the bowling. A huge crowd were keenly disappointed
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    BASEBALL.
    102 13 United States League Results. New York, July ">. Rucifcall results to date are as follows: Natior.il Leasrue. X w York beat Brooklyn 5—4. Brooklyn beat New York 5 2. Philadelphia beat Boston 7 3. lioston beat Philadelphia 9 7. Chicago beat Pittsburg 10 1. Pittsburc beat Chicago 5 1.
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    SPORTING FIXTURES.
    170 13 Monday, July 7. Football: S.C.C. "B vs. Welch Band, i'adang. b.A.V.A. League: 2nd Di»., O.T.F.C. »i. V.M.C.A., Stadium. Tennis Malayan Championship entries close. Tuesday, July 8. Malay Inter-School Drill and Games Competition, R.I. ground. Perak Turf Club Summer Meeting. fc.A.F.A. League: Ist Div., S.R.C. vs. S.C.C, Stadium 2nd
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    SELANGOR TENNIS.
    353 13 Hewett and Hovil Win Th€ Doubles. (Fron: Our Own Correspondent). Kuala Lumpur, July 5. On th« e ntre court at the Selan^or ('lull ■on Friday, before a !ar;e gathering, the Doubles Championship of the Selnngo; Lawn Tennis Association was 'von by H. S. Hewett and G. O. Hovil,
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    " GREATST COME-BACK IN SPORT."
    296 13 GREATST COME-BACK IN SPORT." Tilden's Three-Set Victory. YOUTHFUL OPPONENT ROUTED. London, July 5. The King and Queen were present at Wimbledon today, when the three ftnall were played with the following results: Men's Singles. W. T. Tilden (U.S.A.) beat Wilmcr Allison (U.S.A.), 6—3, 'J—7, o—l. Women's Double*. Mrs. Wills-Moody and
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    A.A.A. CHAMPIONSHIPS
    268 13 Lord Burghley's Fine Performance. London. Jiiy .">. The Amateur Athletic Achampionship meeting was continued fit Stamford Bridge today, befor 23,000 spectators. The strong foreign challenge.- wire modi Holland won the 10(1 yardl through Berger, whe covered the distance in 9 9-10 sees., and Van der Zee tied with
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