The Straits Times, 8 July 1930

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    38 1 The Straits Times .establisfu:d neablt A CINTURT.] THE LARGEST AND MOST INFLUENTIAL NEWSPAPER IN MAll 21 PACKS SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JULY 8, 1930 PRICE 10 CENTS The Straits Times 24 PAGES SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JULY 8. 1930 PRICE 10 CENTS
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      140 1 SINGAPORE: 78, CECIL ST. ('PHONE 6161). Ny Carlsberg Beer In notllrt »nd on drmtht. Sole Importers EAST ASIATIC CO., LTD. (Ir.c. in Denmark) SINGAPORE. GARGLING SUPERSEDED ;.^n These Pastilles could not Ijl^^l^iiPV'/ nave ,een nui(,R without y Monsol. Other germicides are too harshly irritating f^o&fyz-i to be used in sufficient
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      124 1 KUALA LUMPUR 27, JAVA ST. ('PHONE 3663). f> o jfc-^^^. I LACES OF DISTINCTIVE BEAUTY We are showing a collection of flouncings and embroideries in several new designs and colourings. Laces are enjoying a keen popularity at present amongst the well dress td women of London and Paris. Prices $4.5O
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      13 1 Prime Portland "0 X" CEMENT EAST ASIATIC CO.. LTD. (Inc. in Der.rr.trk SINGAPORE.
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      549 2 P. 0 M BRITISH INDIA \ND APCAR LINES (Incorporated 1b England) MAIL AND PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICE. PKNINSULAR AND ORIENTAL SN. CO. JNPER CONTRACT WITH HIS MAJtSTT. S -^vrpvMF.NT. LONDON AND FAB tAol MAIL SERVICE. M LONDON FOB CHINA LND JAPAN. Tonnaire doe 8"pore. 18,600 July 18 9000 July 26
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      615 2 SHIPPING ANNOUNCEMENTS. (NIPPON YDSBN KA15HA) TO LONDON. Naples, Marseilles, London, Antwerp, Rotterdum and Middlesbrough Vessels Tonnage Du» tall TERUKUNI MARU 12,000 July 16 17 HAKUSAN MARU 10,501) July 80 81 HARUNA MARU 10,500 Aug. 13 14 T KAMO MARU 8,000 Aug. IS 14 S KATORI MARTI 10,000 Sept. 11 12
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      477 2 IJ. I nil I■ii ii I !™5 POB BRISBANE. BTDNET AND atKLBOURNE, VIA JAVA, DXRWK AND THURSDAY ISLAND. lauaaiiAi lauAni,. Ragnlar monthly lailing* by tb. w*Hteown MARELLA (786« ton.) and a*, -otor v,...1. -ALABAR (4512 0Bi) Tb* KAAELLA i. on* of th* „.d.no to '"d flDe,t Mutatn tr"d,Bg t0 Anttralia.
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      554 2 LP. WL I (ROYAL PACKET NAY. CO. OF BATAVIA) (laeorporaud in Holland) Under contract with NETnERLANDS INDIAN GOVERNMENT. R Telephone No. 5451, with .ab-connections toPaaaage, Freight, Tran.hlpmeat, Marine A Dcpt. *nd Manager. De.fc Uc£*' ull„ ,of Singapore and StraiU .JSBS.WTJMBTUSri I-f.r-m.tion Bureau Booking Offlc. Royal Datcb ladUa Alrwaya. n TTT^
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      545 2 THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE °S^. CoTYtD. 8^" (Incorporated in England) EGULAR SERVICE TO MARSEILLES, LONDON, AMSTERDAM, ROTTERDAM, NTWERP, HAMBURG. AND BREMENGENOA, HAVRE, LIVERPOOL AND GLAS-GOW-BOSTON, NEW YORK AND BALTIMORE. AND NORTH CONTINENT LONDON, ROTTERDAM AND HAMBURG. (Boot. .übjeet to alteration without notic). n ul S'uore. HrrTnr IK 11 t S
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      475 2 TBE SIAM STEAM NAV7 ro LTD (I^rpor^n Si.m) BANGKOK COASTING SKBVICB For Sl'.S1'.* I*7'1 *7 T^tl"tf^0,U- Ktlo: 'tan. Bangnara, lelupin, Patani, Singora, Lacon, Sichon, Koh.amm, Langsuon, Chnmpon and »»o*«a. Arrival Departur. PRACHIPOK 'VV;^l^.- ''.'""i i" y J VAlSya" 1" Ju v 2 J„ Th.^tel.r. are flttcd 'thLaghonUith electric light .nd
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      428 3 DUTCH MAILS N.V. Stoomvaart Maatschappij Ncdcrland find N.V. Hoiterdamsche Lioyd .WEEKLY MAIL and PASSENGEK SERVICE TO Genoa Aaatera'ajB boathimptea ■maOta n»tter*a«i Tonnage Job. De Witt :('.:50 S.M.N. July 11 ■3. Putris 10,000 R.L. Jaly 18 m.v. PC. Hooft 14,640 S.M.N. July 28 m.T. Sihajak IMM K-L Aug. 1 Kan. D.
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      1497 3 SHIPPING ANNOUNCEMENTS. THE EAST ASIATIC CO., LIMITED (Incorporated in Denmark) Telephone 5323. PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE To GENOA, LONDON, ROTTERDAM, HAMBURG AND COPENHAGEN. Leave S'pore. Penang. m.s. FALSTRIA July 12 July 14 m.s. ALSIA July 30 Aue. 1 m.s. FIONIA Aug. 20 Aug. 22 m.s. LALAN'DIA Sept. 3 Sept. B
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      444 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 States and Canada Points from Hong Kong. San Francisco and Portland S.S. MICHIGAN sails from Hong Kong July 3 San Francisco, Lob Argelea and San Diego
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      422 3 JASPER NATIONAL PARK Canada's Rocky Mountain playground For booklets and informal™*, vrrite, phone or call. L. L. LAWLER, General Agent, Hoof Konir Bunk 'minium, Singapore. CANADIAN NATIONAL The Largest Railway System in America SUNG UN PARK LORONG 40, GETLANG. GARDEN HOUSES TO LET. 4-roomed houses fSO v r month. 3-roomed
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    RATIONING MOSCOW CITIZENS.
    1046 4 Causes of the Shortage. MEAGRE LIVING UNDER SOVIET RULE. The Soviet Union il the only hirjre rountry in the world where rationing system to a largi prevails in the distribution ..I" important food product* and certain kind- of manufactured (roods. writes t >ic Moscow correspondent of the
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    SOVIET FEAR.
    61 4 Rumoured Restoration Of Austrian Royally. The Social! I has started gaiaai the alleged j;!:i!! I the li authorities to i i!.:;> burga to the Hungarian tl Covember next, when Prince Otto, 1 1 >■■ the lasi Emperor of Austria-Hungary, Karl, and cx-K^iriri': Zita i < n- I »gt.
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    AN ABERDEEN LOAN.
    61 4 Amusinjf House of Lords Appeal. An ;>: in t':.<; [1 r.onis recently re'a: V,ir:i to recover i'200 !<nt by un t,, hii nephew ;>i 1882. B li l< 1 tic- pitnie;, jn the- litigation v.cre Iheir li t The- a-tion to recover the budi :'jilo>!, irni th'.'
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    HOLIDAY FLYING.
    174 4 Joy Trips to France And Channel Islands. A new air service between Southampton and the Channel Islands is to be inauRUrated in the course of tho next few days. says a Home paper <>n Juno and for the purpose n company is about to be :< (jistered. The
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    CAPTAIN ACQUITTED.
    129 4 Death of Son Due To Accident. Courtenay (British Columbia), June -1 Captain P. H. Guthrie WU actraitted or. the reduced charge of mail A message, date i Junt' 20, stated Captain 1'. H. Gothrie, a Scottish t-,\ Oflker, and one cf the most pn raochen in the district,
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    PIGEON RACK.
    75 4 In a scent pirn o flj twoen Aomoii Pre feet;; re and T by the Tokio Pigeon Society, a l i;,! ownen by a prominent T, ki, was placed as the first winner, the -iistance of GOO kilometres in II hrs 91 mm. This is a new flying
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    PLANNING THE PORT OF TONG KA WAN.
    660 4 Streets 160 Feet Wide And Aerodromes. Canton, June 25. Mr. T.ing Shan-yi, prime mover of tht Toog Ka Wan development scheme am fonm r Minister of Foreign A/fairs, arrive< in Canton from Tong Ka Wan yesterdaj »H moon im board the gunboat ('hung
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    TO ENTER A NUNNERY.
    158 4 Wealthy American Woman's Decision. Mrs. Edward S. Post, a wealthy society woman, living in New York, lihodo. Island, recently announced that she is entering a nunnery to devote the re.-t of her life to religion. She will become a member of the Roman Catholic Order of
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      147 5 > J4\ It SSM'T SHE Si&NNIE? S] >> rOR MOTHER BABY < 1| J SUNSHINE VITAMIN "D" J <j > < > 3j There is Sunshine Vitamin D I L in Sunshine Glaxo < 4 ;|> result firm flesh < l> sound bone no < I Ji^ digestive disorders 4
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      250 5 \x^w _-^-i Hl^hbh mL* r~_i i «fi^o i hB_B AM A k a_9K HL Ira mn ■■■■■■ojjyL M! m.^^_J a-BBB| iiW m\\ 1 U J KNOW FOR YOURSELF THE EH fey DELIGHTFUL SMOOTHNES m *>n|^wi f!ii_l AND FLEXIBILITY OF CHEVRO- J Jfe' LET'S SIX CYLINDER ENGINE US' a Six in
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  • DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES
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      FUNERAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
      41 6 HENG.—Th. funeral of the late Mr. Heng I.l. will take place on Sunday, 1930. The cortege will lenv* his a No. 28 and 30, Emerald Hill Road at ***** a.m. for Singapore Harbour Board Uodown, for interment at China.
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      627 6 SMALL ADVERTISEMENT FORM. To The Advertising Maniger. Straits Time., 1111 1 1 Street. II crl tb* f, Hotting small .dvert cement for days "ker. »r 8 approximately .even word, to a tin. .r.d th-ro is (let r.t. charge 2 > cent, per line per Insertion with A minimum of one
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      524 6 MISCELLANEOUS Madam Barge, manicurist, 6r, Prinsep St. MAKULtS, white Italian, I, Telegraph 9X EUROPEAN MASSEUSE, 739. Kampong Rahru Road, Eeppel Harbour. WANTED, (o rent. lock-up garage for ■mall private ear. Town area, liv.x No. 122, Straits Timet FRENCH rUITION, by lady teacher J:l lesson, eonra. I evening $1, rapid met.':
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      771 6 HOUSES, FLATS, ETC. TO LET, Monaco Villa, Holland Ro.d. Furr.ished, electric light, sanitary installation <i Apply Rodyk Davidson. COMPOUND HOUSES, No.. 32 «nd 31 I Cairnhill Road, electric, water arid garage C Apply 21, liouth Canal Road, Singapore. TO LET, compound hour's, 0 A a, Rams gate Road, olf Gfwv.
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      630 6 OFFICES AND GODOWNS TO LET, No. 34, Cecil Street and Godown so. 7, Bentam Street. Apply Meyer Bro*. GODOWNS NOS. 15 AND 16, Trafalgar I Street. Entry Sept. 1, 1930. Apply The Jycle A Carriage Co. (1926), Ltd. TO LET, godowns No.. 23, 21, 25 and 26, 'aimer Read. Apply
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      777 6 P.W.D. TENDER NOTICE TENDERS will be received at the office of the State Engineer, Sclangor, Kuala Lumpur, up to 2.30 p.m. of July 16, 1930, for the Construction of a Kest House at the Lap. Plans and specifications may b* --een and ill particular* obtained at the ollicc of Executive
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      378 6 ORIENTAL TELEPHONE AND ELECTRIC CO., LTD. (Incorporated in the United Kingdom) NOTICE TO TELEPHONE SUBSCRIBERS. Reduction of Telephone Rati la Oatlying Districts. PROM .IIT.Y rates of $17.'i p"r sm and $110 per al connections will apply to tl id 1.1 distance from Ceati il ire* miles radial distance from tl
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      359 7 APEX ELECTROPHONIC RECORDS. From Talking Picture* Fox Movietone Follies Of 1929;' "Married In Hollywood" Devil May Care" "Sunny Side Up" Shoiv Boat" "A Sonn Of Kentucky," u The Love Parade," etc., etc. Obtainable at SEASON CO., LTD. 115, NORTH BRIDOE ROAD. SINGAPORE. THE NEW MANSION ATE THE MANSION) A. DslfJ
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      302 7 CHILDREN AND SWEETS Ovcr-indulfrence in sweets spills a dis(■kIi red stomach in children and adults alike. In the rase of children this may be speedily counteracted by Baby's Own Tablets, an absolutely harmless yet superlatively efficient remedy for stomach and intestinal disorders i.i the very young. rut only ivmedy inf::nti!o
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      345 7 [mm from itchy mm Over Head. Pain Awful at Times. Hair Fell Out. Cuticura Healed. "tor twelve month* I suffered from dandruff and sore eruptions which spread all over my head. My hair fell out, and at ;imes the pain was awful. I also had pimples on my head and
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      794 7 THE STRAITS TIMES Can be obtained at the following places in Singapore Money Changer, Adelphi Hotel. Money Changer, Europe Hotel Money Changer. Raffles Hotel. Gronvenor Hotel. Kelly it Walsh, Ltd., Rafflea Place. Federal Rubber Stamp Co. Raffles Place and Tank Road Station. G. H. Kiat Co., Ltd., Collyer Quay. Asiatic
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      367 7 THE "CINE-KODAK" MODEL. B 12 A MARVEL OF EFFICIENCY AND CONVENIENCE. With t 3.5 lens in black only. With f. 1.9 lens in black and three delightful colours. |j J2^f§ So smal1 that you c an Mf^T^^ with a ha If -speed adjustment. Ask for a Leaflet KODAK LIMITED (Iiu'orpur;itr<]
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    OUR LONDON LETTER.
    3152 8 Newspaper "War": Neutral Areas Agreed. BIG DIVORCE INCREASE. (From Our Own Correspondent.) i London. June 12. The King and Queen ret u. ted from Sandringham to London today in readiness for Ascot week, which bo;rins on Tuesday. On Saturday the/ leave for Wind or, where thiy will
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    ONE-MAN TRAFFIC GUIDE.
    214 8 New System Introduced At Brighton. Crowdl ■athen-d at Brighton M .him 1. to watch the working of the new ayatem of inffic control hy semaphor signal.-; which vas in.-talled at the Old Steyne, one t.f Brighton's busiest centres. Six streamoi traflte From London, from the sci front,
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    "YOU WILL DROP DEAD."
    155 8 Woman's Prophecy Which Came True. You will drop dead in a fortnight See if my words do not come tru:-." Tfcfa prophecy was uttered by a woman in Chertsey Police Court to a man. Three weeks later the man dropped dead. The woman was accused of
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    DISPATCH RIDER'S DEATH
    101 8 Pension for Parents Of Peshawar Victim. London, June 26. Replying to Mr. Oswald Lewis (Coni in th<- HOOK of Commons toc.'uy with reference to tho payment of eompcnMttion to tlic parents of the disp;:ich rider, Byi;mt. WOO was kiilod at I'r.-'awar on April 2", Mr, Bwa said
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    RUBBER INDUSTRY'S PLIGHT.
    1039 8 CEYLON LETTER. Export Tax Scheme Most Favoured. (From On Ow» Correspondent.) Colombo, June 27. The n— Ion of relief for the rubber hduatry overshadows ■vary other topic, bowev important, even the Income Tax Bill. A joint conference of the leading Associations which was held in Colombo on
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      350 8 THE ART FURNITI i,: DEPOT, i^i^^t M/M. OUCHAUD BOA a. SDCCAPOBJI Ll!]i I J^J Mi 6__fi_;-y'-; I jllj 1 1 M.nnf.cturers of UIGH-CLAS:- I'LRMTL'RE OF ALL KINDS. Vapours Best For Bronchits Or Deep Colds on the Chest They are Inhaled Direct to the A fleeted Parts And Check Most Cold
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      234 9 2 IILHAMBKfl o N IfM M' rHEATRC OF PfPFECT SOUND M M E >i JrL reproduction JH, Jfti 9 MS P.m. TONIGHT 9.15 p.m. METRO— GOLDWYN— MAYER Present LORD BYRON OF BROADWAY with CHARI.KS KALEV. EIHEIIND TERRY, CLIFF EDWARDS mnd MARIUN SHILLING. ALL-TALKING, SINGING AND DANCING with MAGNIFICENT TECHNICOLOUR SEQUENCES.
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      380 9 UMM__ Ai/v.yy Ai/.w \iu \<>:-w uwauh y y v.AiAWU y> f) e ip o ro o r~^oqo>)p^ 0.-■■■o o^> noe: c _y^ fe 'M, -i if 11 wl Bfl I I IWk\| I J B Tonight at 6.15 and 9.15 POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT "AFINEFIL.^I" ttngaporc Frw Ptcm 7-7-30 "The quality
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      249 9 VICTOKIA THEATRE Booking now open FOR THE FORTHCOMING S.A.D.C. PRODUCTION. "IN THE NEXT ROOM" A Real Thriller ON SATURDAY. TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY, JULY, 19, ?:i, 2. AND 28, AT 9.15 PJ_ lteoking at LITTLE'S 13, 12 tl. I I >J I| MARLBOROUGH (THE THEATRE WITH TnK TEKFrX'T SOUND SYSTEM)
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  • SHIPPING NOTES.
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      U.S. LINES' NEW VESSELS.
      298 10 Details of Construction And Equipment The dstaili th< firs* two linei United States Lin construction pro fiamnip supplement the brief particulars already k |Vi The contract ha* bsen awarded to the New York Shi (building Company, and th* two 80,000-ton liners will !•<■ the L-.rgni l
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      HEALTH IN THE EAST.
      181 10 According to the Health Bulletin of tho League <>f Nations, Hasten; Bureau, for Lbe week ended June 28. IMO, dbaai I m listributed as follows Alexandria -I plague cases and 5 deaths. Port Said 1 plajf ue case. Baghdad 4 plague cases. Bombay 1 plague death
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      CLYDE SHIPBUILDING.
      100 10 Thirty-five Vessels Launched During May. So far as productivity is concerned. May I i it --'aided as a v.ood month in tno i cit- ikipyards. Thirty-five nNtb v.cr.' j launch d ::g(rrejratinK 54,61*4 tons the 1 -iie;h;-;t total reached during any month if this year. Among these vessels
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      SHIPPING AGREEMENT.
      141 10 Treaty lietwen Germany And I Irish Free State. treaty for trade purpoti between the l-ish Free State and Germany provide* for reciprocal treatment of shipping the .it- di both countries. Ships and cargoi y cone freelv > i :i'i places in tithe? ■•oiintry, and u)l matter; relating to
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      ATLANTIC TELEPHONY.
      213 10 Marconi Equipment Installed On the Homeric. Atlantic ship-to- how telephone now been extended to include j I!-. im ric, which ii I he lii-.-; fi i i > to U- fitted with new short I :nin" telephone equipment, a* u id by Marches* Marconi in recent -it- on
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      SWEDISH STEAMER SINK.
      131 10 Collision in English Channel During Fou. i Swi >'.. h steamer 1 I sunk ir. the English H in mail week as with the Italian i >mber ;h" S. Ml' i'l. but it is I i*wanl i.i-'i u n w 11 i ''v.-arrl I hagen. After in.'
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  • LOCAL STOCK AND SHARE QUOTATIONS.
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      263 10 EXCHANGE. S.njjujiur I'j'y On London, Bank 4 m/i 2 19,32 I-mand !3 2! 32 Private .1 m. credit S'4H On New York, demand 56 1 16 Private 90 d .V, On France, Bank T.T. 1429 On India, Bank T.T. X.4 On H.nii; Kiinc Bunk T.T. On Shan:.'liai. Bank T.T. Ill
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        MINING.
        1025 10 Issued by I<raser and Co.. E xchange and Mock f.r okers. ily ft, Id iunt. Singapore, Ju MIN fING. 11.--UO Vai. I'd. Buyer.- Seller. Is. UP I Vai. I'd. Buyers Sellers Cl fl A«.im Kumbang 23 21.1 -.1 Ayer llitam T.n II 6 12 6 cd. fl fl Hargnn
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        GENERAL.
        196 10 Wmrm Batten !iu 2 2 Aler Brick Prefi. L' 13 2J.S Altx. Brk-k Ord*. 2 •;'> J.MM El il Biit. Am. Toburro O.T.ti S.ltjt liriaiii? 0.40 O..'Onu:ii. 1 t'yci« -:..i '":.n-i_/«r n.411 0.45 nom. ii". MdtT Derelopmvnt 4 6 X Uuiilop Rnober 11« IS/* Cl <1 C Smelting Co.
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        DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
        120 10 Sin**t>or« Cold Storage T p.c. deb. „f MM red. 1931-36 101 108 ci. Singapure Municipal S p.c. "or IHOI rod. 19J0 *1,578,U0U par. i r ,i f-«». Singapore Municipal 4Vfc p.c. Km? red. 1947 {1.6U0.UU0 B 6 par Siiixapure Kumoipal 4S pc. of IJV'j red. 1U56 ti.OOO.UCO
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        RUBBER SHARES.
        393 10 Fraser and Co. and Lyall and Evatt's quotations. Tudiij's I'riccs Fraawr Lyall A; Co. Evatl Allmb.v '$1) 1.20 1.40 IJt IM Aloi Uajah 1*1) l.iu 1.J0 l.iu IJM A. IliUn si/ IJt IM IM IK V. Kuiiinj; 1*1) 0.25 hJi Mi >i V. Malay < f- 1.50 Z.OU
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    BUILDERS SUPPORT RATIONALISATION.
    619 10 Higher Wages and Lower Prices. Resolution* en rationalisation, credit facilities, jcicntific research, and other aubjcets, were submitted at the closing session of the International Congress of Building and Public Works Contractors over which Mr. G. Mowleni Burt, the president, presided, at Central Hull, Westminster, on May 29.
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    TRADE DEPRESSION.
    354 10 An Examination of The Causes. An interesting view of Briti.-h Lu;ine>s ami linaiui&l conditions li contained in a publication -entitled Business Conditions Bt the Present Time, which has been issued l.y th«t International Chamber of Commerce, thenare, it is stated, ample supplies of empiUI available for British industry
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  • SHARE MARKET REPORTS.
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      Macphail and Co., Limited.
      101 10 S:ptr:.pore. July 8. Qafet Kmckaia IMH-Mt Kintas 1.07-1.1(1, IVnawats oH-CO cents, IVt:.liii!fi lv". 1 I". Suniici Wuy> 1'lu KlaiiKS M oenta-1, Bong Katt.^ UH-UVt cnti, B*tn CaTTC :.T'.-r.:i cc:it.s. TaLmi SC-60 cents, I. ph. ms :;.">■;■■ oi'nt!.. Malay (on>ols. 22-LM'.' ■m\-. Ayr Rttaau Us. tid. -12s.
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      Rose Macphail & Penman, Ltd.:
      120 10 Rose Macphail Penman, Ltd. niimiwu. July Rabbet 1 I-IM* up 1-lCd. Noon price (London Btaadardj Spot 19', cents. London. Tin DM 15*, down 10?. Milling. Steady. Bangti Way- 2.:;o-2..v>. ELuekaii l.u.s-i.n. Kinta Dredn l.OT-i.io. Malaya ComoI JJ-i easts, Ji hans a."i-:;T i.:-. Sunirti Uum i.-.'im.lt-. I'lu Klangi K094 c.-nts. Pmawati
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    PASSENGERS.
    269 10 The following pa**engen arrived by J h«Op ten N..,.r. From Soun.bayu. Mrs. ran Zij] Mr. \V. Bauermann, Mr. Th. Hartman. M;>- N. Said, Mr. B. Verbeck. Mr. Palin, Mr. Wai-r. Mr. Kiihet, Mr-. D, Cook* Mme. Mr. U P. II: .> .-im..!'.. Mr. C. Brander, Mi--1 I.. McKoos. Mr.
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    MAILS FOR EUROPE.
    41 10 By K. d«r NederUndta Indrapocra Mantua Sphinx llatoeran Klleng. If ft Arrd. 8'pore London May 2 Mar 2« May 9 June I May 30 June L'l May 29 June 2:1 .Tun, r. .lunv 17 Juuc b Juuc 30
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    SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE.
    248 10 Today. I^an Bi-Api-Apj K-mciaMa> H p.m. Silat l'andjanif. Siak, Prnkan Hun.r uml Pajaaombo (Hong Thong*) :i p.n», ■Ha, Uboean Bilik and Tan.lj.iliK B*l«i i SjIH" .1 p. in I'ldo-t'liiria (Sl-Kiangl 4 p.m Java, South-Weal Sumatra, SouthEast Borneo, <y!.i,h.. Molucca! ami Timor billy ((Jiang Bcc) 1 pin N.,rth,
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    249 10 Tuesday, July 8. Shipi «lon»»ldf the Wharven or expected tv arrive. KKl'l'Fl. HARBOUR, -tain \Vh_rf Th* Cable. Oil Wh.rf Nil. Coal Wharf Patrol. VESSELS IN DRY DOCKS. T.njong F.g.r. Albert Deck Tag T inula, s.s. Aul.y. ictoria Deck Bei keppel Harbour. Ktng'a Dock ivtricol.. No. 1 Doi
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      272 10 MALAYAN METEOROLOGICAL SERVICE. Datlv Weather Report. Bright Wind. Station. Temperature Riin- Sun- Relative Direc- Sp*«d. Weather. Urn liin. fall, shine. Humidity tioo. F. T. int. hour,. <"„ m.ph. Alor Star !>1 7:. Nil 10.U S.'i Cain Cloudy Kota Bharu 90 7.'. Nil 10.7 H SW I Cloudy K.Trenjrjranu liO 7:.
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      162 10 ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE WEEK. Turtdiy, July s II MS a.m., S ft. 1 in.. 8.2. r p.m., I in. \n-ilm-nU>. July 9. H. W. 10.1S a.m., 8 ft. 3 in., 9.10 p.m., U ft. 1 in Opening of Creche of Child Welfare Boekty, MVM, Minto Road, :•:■'■>> p.m. Tliurnday. July
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    AROUND THE MARKETS.
    530 11 Rumours of 25 Per Cent, Restriction. ANGLO-DUTCH DECISION EXPECTED SOON. (From Our Financial Correspondent.). Singapore, Tuesday. 10 n.m. Today's I'rices: Rubber. 19', cent* per )h. Tin, IM tons at tiS' s -per picul. Ypaateriajr's I'riccs: Batter, London 6 1/1M. per Hi.. up 1 Ki.l. Now York U
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    INDENTURED LABOUR.
    330 11 Rubber Restriction Device In United States. Tin- Stevenson Restriction Act. M generally condemned ai a "racketeering" scheme directed against American rubber ONM, WJ1 least <>f foreign origin I declares the India Rubber World I. But even that much could not be s.iid of a more recent proposition whicn.
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      CALL FOR RETURN OF RESTRICTION.
      865 11 Malacca Planters. CUT IN LABOUR WAGES ALSO WANTED. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca, July 7. Two resolutions, one calling for some firm ui" restriction in robber output., ami !hi' other for the reduction of the wages of Indian labourers were passe*; at the iu:ut.-ily in
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      CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
      59 11 12 o'clock noon, July 8. Tone of Market Quiet. Latest Cable London Spot Sheet 6 l-16d. per lb. Htm York S|>,>t Sheet (J. cents lift per lb. >»<»♦«»«♦»»»♦««»♦»♦♦»«»««♦♦«♦♦♦«»«♦♦♦♦♦»»♦♦«♦»«»««♦♦♦< R.S.S. e<iu;il to London Standard Standard li.S.S. uii Tender Spot July August September Au»r.-Scpt. Oct.-Dec. Buyers 3*
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      SAIGON RICE PRICES RISING.
      745 11 Power to Supply Malaya Not Affected. Reag K..nu. June -'0. That tin- lie* situation in Saigon is far from <ati- factory, and that tho price of the cereal is duily soaring, was revealed in the Chinese (huiiilcr »i Cosinerca yesterday, when a circular sent out >iy
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      ASSOCTD. NEWSPAPERS.
      239 11 Larger Profits Earned In Past Year. The accounts of the Associated Newspapers for the year ended Mar. show a net profit of £1,245,323, compared with 1.205,600. Dividends on the preference and ordinary shares attain take £07,000, and the distribution on the deferred is maintained at 40 per cent.
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      SOUTH AFRICAN TRADE.
      426 11 Increased Imports And Exports. PnaMiag on June 3, at the unnuiil meeting of the South African Trade Association, at Winchester Mouse, Mr. J. PlMM wniil that the membership of the association now Kin, which was a small incrciise on the previous year, indicating that the work that
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      TIN RETURNS.
      309 11 Rawang Tin Fields. 1,212 hours, 253,000 yards. 1.341 piculs. Mattel Xawar Tin. 700 hours. 110,000 yards, 504 piculs. Kundang Tin Dredging.— 560 hours, 138,000 yards. 504 piculs. Kuala Kamuar Tin Fields.— 1,110 hours, -hi 00 yards. 1.344 piculs. ihanickat Tin Dredging. 519 hours. 148,000 yard?, 1.26O piculs. Kampong
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      EXCHANGES.
      74 11 Rugby, July 7. Foreign exchanges are Amsterdam 12.08%, Athens 375, Bombay Is. B^d., Berlin 20-10"), Brussels :M.*2. Bucharest XIX, Rio 5 7. IB. K tun ok Aires 40%, Copenhagen 18.16, Geneva 2f>.06, Hclsincfors 193'/4, Hong Kong 1-. .id.. Lisbon lOrt.25, Madrid 41.15, Milan V2.K7. New York 4.86 17-32, Oslo
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      LONDON RUBBER STOCKS.
      38 11 A cable received by Lewis and Peat (Singapore), Ltd., from their London correspondent iitAten that rubber stocks show an increaio of :,0l0 tons during the past week, the total BOW til hand being 108,20G tons.
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      IMPORTANCE OF THRIFT.
      362 11 IMPORTANCE OF THRIFT. Success of National Savings Movement. There \va» a larpp and representative attendance at the annual meeting of the Nutional Savings Movement held at the Mansion House on June 3. The Lord Mayor, who presided, mentioned that the sule* of N'a.ioral Savings Certificates throuRhout England and Wales for
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      RUBBER RETURNS.
      313 11 Alor Pongsu.— 38^89 lb. A (lo-JoEorc onsolidated.— 32,000 lb. A..er KMklng.— 11.SM lb. Aver Kunini' T. M.S. 1.-95,500 lb. Budek. ::7,!00 lh. Bakap and T it i K;:ran(fan.— 36,178 lb. Baling.- 47.223 lb. Bassett.--o7.700 lb. Batu Matane and Arras.— 41,568 lb. Bats LinUu.- 7s,37i lb. Bcdonp Malaya i.—
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    LONDON RUBBER MARKET.
    1104 11 LONDON RUBBER MARKET. Restriction the Only Remedy. REDUCTION OF STOCKS IMPERATIVE. (By A. W. Still.) London, JnM 1 L Sometime about tin- end of this month. Dukh and British are expected to meet to discuss the report sent home by Mr. Marinus just before his untimely death. We have no
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    The Straits Times SINGAPORE , TUESDAY, JULY 8, 1930. CHEATER LIVING.
    1183 12 The Straits Times SINGAPORE TUESDAY, JULY 8, 1930. CHEATER LIVING. Annual governnn at depart- touch depth, of dullness unDnofflcial mind. The T.-I; of ploughing through them in the p linl of general exprc ed in term, that bear arinteatal jargon has large extent for -he high irl ility i:i p
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    RUBBER WILL GO TO NINEPENCE.
    1470 12 U.S. Expert Discusses The Prospects. i (llv Hsrcrenves I'arkin<v>n, B. Com.. th«! Editor of "The Rubber (Juarterfy. 1 The considered opinion of ropresenta- tive spokesmen of the rubber industry* In the spring of 10;)0, is that the trade j^ is pausing through the blackest depresii.n
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    14 12 Captain Reginald Walker R.E., arrived j :-n Singapore yesterday by the s.s. President li'dmore.
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    18 12 Mr. Ed win Probstfield. of the U.S. Ruhlier Co., passed through Singapore, ■lay on his way to Sumatra.
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    18 12 Mr. E. N. W. ('liver and Mr. Bn_fton represented Malaya at the lawn tennis championship meeting at Wimbledon.
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    21 12 T_ wedding of Mr. Charles Barnett j 'ar.d Miss Mary Giddings took place at All Saints' Church, Jcsselton, on June L"i.
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    22 12 The -urn of 51C.1.100 was realised at a ;i!e of Singapore properties recently con- ducted by Messrs. Cheor.g Koon Seng ar.d Co.
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    25 12 The Ceylon papers announce that Sir I I'hilip James Macdonell. Chief Justice of Trinidad, is to succeed Sir Stanley Fisher s Chief Justice of Ceylon.
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    23 12 Mr. J. G. O'Reillv has been gazetted to ■et as Assistant Superintendent, Govern- I ment Monopolies, Singapore, with retrospective effect from June lfi.
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    27 12 Mr. C B. Brewer has resigned the management of Bode Estate, British North Borneo, he held for many y.-ars. He is succeeded by Mr. H. E. Hopkins.
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    32 12 Lieut. G. H. Goh, S.S. Volunteer Force, has been appointed Acting Captain whilst sl ill i Qlißlianal of "D" (Chinese) Company, Penang and Province Wellesley Volunteer Corps, with effect from June 15.
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    37 12 One of the members of the e-ommittec appointed to report on the training of candidates and probationers for appointment as Forest Officers in the Government service, is Mr. G. E. S. Cubitt, late Conservator of Forests, Malaya.
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    37 12 Sir Frederick James, Governor of the Windward Islands, who is retiring shortly, and Lady James have arrived in England. Sir Frederick, owing to a serious accident received in St. Lucia, is in a South Kensington nursing home.
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    40 12 The Rev. Archibald MacLulich MacLulich, formerly of Ceylon, who has been curate of a Cambridge church, has been appointed by tho Church of England Zenana Missionary Society as their clerical district secretary for the northern half of the Metropolitan area.
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    NOTES OF THE DAY.
    818 12 WHO CARES Mails which left Singapore by tin- I. I. teamer Ellenga on June "> wen- delivered ia London on June :'>o. The Rotterdam Lloyd motorship Baloeran left Singapore n June G carrying mails which ware elivered in London on June 27. Tid' a pa! ONCE
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      NEW POLITICAL ISSUE.
      503 13 Labour and Empire Free Trade. NORFOLK ELECTION. Effect of Bankers' Manifesto. London, July 7. The Bankers' Manifesto, cabled <>n July has caused a ru'\v political situation. It has become the mata lame at the North Norfolk liy-elc tion. uecCMitatod by the elevation of tho Rt. Hon. Noel
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      COMING TO GRIPS .
      99 13 COMING TO GRIPS Motion of (ensure By Mr. Baldwin. The Partiei in the House nf Commons will ihortly come to :ri,-.> <>n ih" issue r>f cloner [mpcrial Economic Policy on a motion trig d today by .Mr. Stanley Baldwin and Mr. Nevil berlain advocating 'i. tafeiruarding of the home market
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    LOAD LINE CONFERENCE.
    70 13 Standards Established for All Countries. London, July 7. The representative* oi l~ Governments, forming International load-line Conference, bave concluded their .*ix weeks' (Jrlibl i ;itiuns. T1h Conference has unanimously sign- itabli ihing world-wide loading standards for all merchant ships engaged in international trad* with provision for special
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    RUBBER RESTRICTION BY 25 PER CENT.
    92 13 Proposal Discussed In London. Amsterdam, July 7. The lanspaaar Handelsblad learns that meeting of robber planters held in London today discussed a proposal to restrict production by 25 per cent, and to fix the Imsic price of ihe commodity at :»d. par lb. h
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    PESHAWAR RIOTS.
    205 13 Court Upholds Action Of Authorities. Simla, July 7. The official Committee of Inquiry into the riotinp: at Peshawar has upheld the action taken by the civil and military authorities to deal with the disturbances. Th<- Government of India has accepted the Committee*! findings. The Committee consisted of Sir
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    STEAMER SUNK.
    55 13 Norwegian and Japanese Ships Collide. Seoul, July 7. Th. wireless station has picked up a messaee st&tinu that the Norwegian Danipto co'l'deil with the Hoten 7>Iaru. bel<iri>in>r tn the Dairen Kisen Kaikha, at 1..").' this morninE, off Shantunsr i (iurine dense for. The Dampto ni sunk immediately, but
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    EMPIRE SUGAR.
    67 13 Increased Preference Motion Rejected. London, July H. T'nr Efooae "f Cewwwii l>y 216 to 141, rcj( tcil t ■<• Conservative proposal to inrrcaae the prcfcroncc on Brttnh I-mjitro racar from a half-penny to thi-ee-far-Lh<n^ a pound. Mr. Snowden, thp Chancellor of the Exchequer, 8»id the Govei-nmc-nt was Utkintt
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    BIG ANTI-"RED" MARCH.
    111 13 20,000 Peasants Demand Purging of Country. Helsingfors, July 7. .mti "Red" march on the Finnish capital, in which 20.000 peasants from l--iupo Province participated, culminated unlay, when a deputation of peasant? in «MWtt>d the President with a list of i< mands, asking not only for the purging
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    TRADES UNION CONGRESS
    47 13 Fifth International Meeting In Stockholm. Stockholm, July 7. !'i\\ hundred ilt-Ieprates from 26 countriee, including Japan, wan prejwnt at the opening of the fifth International Trade* Union CongrwM. M,. Jouhaux (France) reviewed the important object.! whicli had been attaints] lince the Amsterdam ConRress.— Reutcr.
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    MISS AMY JOHNSON.
    24 13 Embarks at Fremantle On Homeward Journey. Fremantle, July 7. MJm Amy Johnson has embarked on he liner Naldera for England. Reutor.
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    SHANSI OFFENSIVE IN SHANTUNG.
    718 13 Lunghai Front Fighting. NANKING RECAPTURES YOCHOW. Shanghai, July 7. Apparently the Shansi Armies have egun vigorous simultaneous offensives on the Lunghai Railway front, in south-west Shantung in the neighbourhood of Yenshow and on the Tsingtao Railway east >f Tsinan. On the Lunghat Railway President Chiang Kai-shek
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    SIMON REPORT.
    84 13 Big Sale of Copies in Great Britain. Rugby, July 7. Mr. Wedgwood Benn informed the House of Commons that up to the present nl.out 83,000 copfel of the ftnt part, and about 2!>.000 copies of the second part I of the Simon report ha:l been sold in Crwt
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    AMAZING SCENES IN CALCUTTA.
    70 13 Law Examination Held Up STUDENTS TAKEN AWAY BY FORCE. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Calcutta, July 7. Amazing scenes were witnessed today at Calcutta University, where hundreds of students and Congress volunteers, including young women, forcibly prevented the preliminary law examinations being held. There were over l.OOU
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    TEXTILE EXPORTS.
    269 13 Far East and Credits Scheme. London, July 7. In the House of Commons the Rev. R. Sorensen. Labour member for Leyton W.. suggested the extension of the Export Credit! Scheme to cover the export of textile and soft goods to Ceylon and the Far But Mr. G. M.
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    FUTURE OF THE SAAR.
    295 13 Franco-German Talks Breakdown. Berlin July 7. The German Press today features the Hupcnsion of the Franeo-GeraMUi negotiationa for 'he Reich's early reunion with ihe Saar distrkr, which kicgan last Xov- cmU'r. T m:-..i'n ity of the newspapers record the raptOTC with regret, indicating that the deadlock
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    IMPROVED POSITION IN INDIA.
    317 13 > Return to Normal On Frontier. Rugby, July 7. The weekly appreciation of the situation, compiled by the Government of India and circulated to members of Parliament. describes as the chief event of the week in India the declaration of the All-India Congress Working Committee to
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    NAVAL TREATY.
    268 13 President Hoover Urges Ratification. Washington, July 7. The proceedings of the special meeting of the Senate called to discuss the London Naval Treaty opened with a message from President Hoover urging ratification and stating that the only alternative to this was competition in naval bui'.ilii.g with suspicion of
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    NO LOAN TO RUSSIA.
    76 13 -British Government Policy Unchanged. Bagfcgr, July 7. The Foreign Secretary, Mr. Arthur Henderson, replying to a Parliamentary question, said he had already informed the House on Jan. '11 that it was not proposed to guarantee any loan to the Russian Soviet Government in connection with the
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    DIPLOMATS IN CHINA.
    95 13 Question of One Speaking For Corps. Nanking. July 7. Thf Foreign Minister, Dr. C. T. WanK, declared thi.- morning 1 that the former I practice of the senior foreign diplomat < I .speaking on behalf of the entire Diplo- i matic Corps cannot bo countenanced by I
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    COUNCIL MEETING IN PENANG.
    4955 13 Question of Chinese Unemployed. MEMBERS' QUESTIONS. "Interference" as Last Resource. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, July B. For the first time for many \var< .1 meeting of the Legislative Council m held in the Town Hall, Penanir. t"da.-. H.K. the Governor (Sir Ocil Clcmcnti. K.C.M.G.) presided,
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    POST OFFICE FRAUD ECHO.
    868 14 Second Appeal Succeeds. GUILTY KNOWLEDGE NOT PROVED. (I 'lom Our Own Correspond* nt.) Kuala Lmnpor, July 7. Ai the result of a successful appeal, lasting for nearly three days, in the I M.S. ***** of Appeal, two of the three nwa KBtaoced for complicity i!i the
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    BIG CHANDU SEIZURE.
    111 14 Ship's Officers Discover Contraband. On information received from the cap:i Norwegian vessel Helios which arrived from China ports yesterday Mr. VV. (i'-rdon, of the Singapore Preventive Sei -I the ship and seized -ia tahila of contraband chandu concealed in the coal bunkers. A further search ol the
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    STRAITS FORESTS.
    106 14 Increase in Offences In Singapore. icngth of boundervea in the Straits its increased >'rom 686 miles to i ii annual report on :he von .i a marked offences in Singapore, of poles and firein other Settlements there was a done by crabs to the newly plant) bakau seedlings
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    SHOT BY FRIEND.
    143 14 Member of Pig- Hunting Party Killed. m Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, July 7. Mr. Karri Kok I. in was accidentally shot companion when he wjis out pig with a party from Ipoh at i gong on Sun-lay. arty reached the jungle each k ap his position to
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    F.M.S. ELECTRICAL DEPT.
    167 14 Annual Conference And Dinner. m Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, July 7. The annual staff conference, dinner and golf competition of the Electrical Departmi nt. F.M.S. were held over the week end. tho present at the dinner in Ball, Damansara Road were the Hon. the Chief Secretary,
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    ILL-TREATMENT BY OMISSION.
    493 14 Cruelty Appeal. JUDGE REQUESTS PRESS PUBLICITY. That ill-treatment can occur by omission as well as by action, trap the decision of the Chief Justice (Sir William Murison) in un appeal that came before his Lordship yesterday afternoon from an Indian named Btojoor, of 80-1, St. Michael's Road,
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    " YOUNG MARSHAL."
    234 14 YOUNG MARSHAL." Will He Side with The South .Shanghai. July 7. Will Marshal Chan? Haueh-Uang throw in his lot with Pivsiden' Chiang Kai-shek and the Nanking (Mattoiialtot) C.ovcinnmt This is the qui-stion which is agitating the raimts of tht- k-ad<"s of both the Northern and the Southern factions .n china
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    EUROPE FEDERATION.
    78 14 Italian Views on M. Briand's Scheme. Rome, July 7. The Italian reply to M. Briand's plan for a Federated United States of Europe has been handed to the French Ambassador at Rome. It sUKK<-'sts that the Soviet and Turkish Govcnunwita should be also invite:! to the proposed Conference.
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    OUTWARD MAIL.
    24 14 Thi- P. and O. steamer Rajputana with London nuiil-; ilcs)>iit. iii-il (in .kill.' 19 !a doe at Pfnanj: at noon on Thursday.
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    FIRE INSURANCE CLAIM.
    482 14 Defence of Using Place As Garage. The Asia Insurance Co., Ltd., and the Sincere Insurance and Investment Co., Ltd., were defendants in a suit by Kwok Ku Loong (trading as Tuck Lee and Co.) which was heard by Mr. Justice Stevens this morning. Mr. P. H. Battishill,
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    RIOT IN GAOL.
    144 14 Prisoners Awaiting Death Attempt Escape. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Dangkok, July 7. A serious situation arose in Bangkok central gaol when a number of prisoners under sentence of death for murder made bold bid for liberty. When a police officer entered the part t h«- building where
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    SIR JOSEPH WARD.
    93 14 Death of New Zealand Statesman. Wellington, July 7. The death has occurred of the former Prime Minister, Sir Joseph George Ward. Reuter. Sir J< -eph t'Giorge) Ward, who had be?n the Leader of the United Party since 1925, was Irai made Prime Minister of New Zealand in
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    FOURTH ASSIZES.
    116 14 Small Calendar Before Mr. Justice Cobbett. The fourth Singapore Assize opened today brfnre Mr. Justice Cobbett. The list is only a short one, comprising 2:i eases, toot of which were charges of returning Fron banishment. In all four casts the accused pleaded guilty, and were sentenced to imprisonment
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    SIR ARTHUR CONAN DOYLE'S DEATH.
    864 14 Novelist and Spiritualist', FORSOOK MEDICINE FOR SHERLOCK HOLMES. London, July 7. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, the famous author, died at his home at Crowborough at 9.15 this morning. Hi 1 has been ill since November, due. it is thought, to the exhaustive nature of the
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    MALARIA PREVENTION.
    50 14 The Straits Times has receive 1'ooklet on the Prevention of Malaria, b; -Major Cuthbert Christy, 26,000 which ;ire boinrr distribnti .1 free in the malarioui ireai ot" the Empire !>y th I{o^s in It extremely uspf;:! and known t;. everyone «h.i ivoald lu il their household from sickness,
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      TOURISTS BEHIND AT NOTTINGHAM.
      249 15 Century for Whysall. AUSTRALIANS' BOWLINC, COMPLETELY MASTERED. (FrMM Oar Own Correspondent.) London, July 7. At Trent Bridge today the Nottinghamshire batamea proved nuurten of the lather inedioric Australian bowiinj;. and :il the emi t.f th day's play had obtained lead of '.'1 runs on the lirst
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      LOCAL CRICKET.
      388 15 Ceylon Sports Club's WeekEnd Successes. The Ceylon Sports Club second eleven beat the St. Joseph's Institution on Saturday at Balestier. Scores St. Joseph's. Keng Hock c Munium b Arunachalam IS, &lt; MoalMTSaa Ibw. b .V.uitinuy 12 J. Then e de Zilva li I'onnuthurai 14, 1&gt;. Km Ibw. 1,
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      V.I. SPORTS.
      196 15 Successful Meeting at Now School. i 1" in Our Own Correspond. Kuala Lumpur, July 6. 'I lie ll'in. the Chii-f Secretary iinmtnt, .Mr. C. W. H. Cochrane, t'.M.t;. C «hran the Hon. the Colonial Secretary. xl! h hn 8cott am! 8coM and the' Hon. the British .1. Lornie
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      A SPORTING GESTURE.
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      179 15 United States League Results. New Yur!;. July 6. The following are the results of baseball matches to date National League. New York beat Philadelphia 10—8 and Brooklyn beat Bosten 10 4. St. Louis beat Pittsburgh 2 1 and 12—1. Ciminatti beat Chicago .1 4 and 8 7. American League.
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      98 15 Howlers Supreme in Essex Match. London. July Bases defeated Glamorganshire by IT? run in their same at Colchester. Batting Kssex totalled 216, Pope beinp unl eaten for 87, while Mercer took six wicket* for 55 runs. Clamortfanshire failed in r'-p'y- and ioir piled only 111*. Nichols bowthtg wiil
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      100 15 Walley to Meet Mendiola On Thursday. Boxing will he staped at the Lion City Ring on Thuisday waning 1 when Boy Wiil'iy wUl meet '&lt;&gt;e Mendiola over ten i three-minute rounds. Both boxers have liocn in full training for KHM time, and &gt;re l»)th confident a- to the issue.
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      67 15 Tomorrow'.; Ties. &lt;)|&gt;&lt;&lt;n Mixed Duublrs. Mr-. Raltishill and Moss v. ('apt. ami Mis. Deurdin. Mrs. Zyl.tm and Wlee v. Miss Sewcll arid PciT) BiBitrip Mixed DmMm. Mis. Bellamy ami Lieut Warinf v. Miss Michael ami Arathoon. Mis. Donnelly ami Burke v. Hit. Gay and Bennett Mi GoUm and
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      540 15 Klang's Poor Showing On Sunday. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, July 6. The Selangor Club had an easy win in their match with the Klang Club on the ladang today, the visitors being dismissed tor 58 while the club had 257 to their credit for
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      BADMINTON.
      344 15 Results of Ties in Singapore Championship Tournament. A large crowd of badminton enthusiasts was present at the S.V.C. Drill Hall on Saturday and Sunday when the ties in the preliminary rounds of the Singapore badminton championship singles were played off. Most of the matches were closely contested, and the
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      MEN'S DOUBLES FINAL AT WIMBLEDON.
      97 15 Victory for Allison And Van Ryn. London, July 7. The Wimbledon tennis championships concluded today with the final of the Men's Doubles. Allison and Van Ryn beat Dot? and Lott, 6—3,6—3, 6—15,6—15, 6—2.6—2. Twenty minutes sufficed for Allison and Van Ryn to defeat the American
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      586 15 Duffers' Cup Competition Final. The final of the Duffer's Cup competition was played on Sunday and resulted in a win for A. D. Anderson, who defeated H. Morris by one up. The following are the complete results First Kound. H. W. Raper heat II. 11. Johnson f&gt;
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      172 15 Results of Championship And Handicap Tourmiments. The Singapore Chen Club meets every Fii&lt;lay evening at the Adelphi Hotel, ami the competition for the &lt; !ui&gt; Champion .&lt;hip i~ now in progi n iramej hu\- !&lt;-&lt;-n )&gt;lnye&lt;l up-to-date, with th( followi nj: &lt; i B. 0. Wl 7
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    167 15 lue.d.y, July 8. Malay Inter-School Drill and Games Competition, R.I. ground. Perak Turf Club Summer Meeting. S.A.F.A. League: Ist Div., S.R.C. v.. S.C.C., Stadium 2nd Div., H. Board vs. S.J.C Server's Bricade, H. Board B.A.T. v.. Socony, A.P.C. Reserve Div., S.R.C. v.. S.C.K.A. A," S.R.C. S.A.F.A. League: 2nd
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    367 19 Question of Using Humane Killers. At a recent iiwctlwt "f the imnw mom. connittoe of the Society for the Prevention of Ci uell) AnhMua (Singap©n I. the :•&lt; vrclnry reported having M-rit a 'tetter to the Municipal Sot-rotary asking if steps had been taken in the matt''r&gt;
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    360 19 Young Marshal's Peace Proposal. si- tnghai, July 6. General Fu Tso-yi, lomniaiui'it Shansi iiunies, was marching &gt;uth\vjnlwhen h.&gt; *n Bttack&d by Nationalist Gi veinnient forces. A Berec I'att!" raced at Longwent MVCII miles north of Yenchow, and the Shansi tn&gt; war i ntuallj i Vem-how is
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    3936 22 A YEAR OF PROGRESS. Visiting and Hospital Schemes. FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE BY GOVERNMENT. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, July During the year under review the work of the Central ;&lt;nel Local Boards has entered upon a new phase, says the report for the year
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