The Straits Times, 11 July 1930

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    40 1 The Straits Times LSTABI.KSHKT) NEARLY A CINTUET.] (j THE LARGEST AND MOST ISFLUENTIAL NEWSPIHW M MALAYA. X. 21 t'AKKS SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, JULY 11, IflM. PRICE 10 CENTS The Straits Times 24 PAGES SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, JULY 11, 1930. PRICE 1') CENTS
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      305 1 Ny Carlsberg Beer In hnitlrn and nn draught. Sole Importers EAST ASIATIC CO., LTD. (Inc. in Denmark) SIXGArOHE, Health and Strength soon regained xx DECOYS pur -C___^ JXstrcngthsfter illness S of all tonics, Phot ferine. -_i Phosfcrine is ideal for 1 ill I iSH mcn an d women alihe. \Wm
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      118 1 Prices J^k Frices $10.50 MW^k $3T.50 15.00 45.00 27.50 55.00 32.50 jk 65.00 We carry n extensive nu_fc of Jaeger all-wool tra vetting rugs in all the newest designs and c^lourinss. The quality of Jaeger products is too well known to need any further words on ovr part. You will
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      13 1 Prime Portland "0 K" CEMENT EAST ASIATIC CO., LTD. Inc. in Denmark) SINGAPORE.
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      505 2 0., BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINES poratad la Kngland) UAH AND PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICE. !.\R AND ORIENTAL S.X. CO. \i T WITH HIS MAJESTY'S 1 ONDON AND FAR KAST MAIL SERVICE. D FROM LONDON FOR CHINA AND JAPAN. Tonnage due S'pore. RAJPUTANA l«*00 July U 1 a 9,000 July
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      641 2 SHIPPING ANNOUNCEMENTS. (NIPPON YUBEN KAISHA) TO LONDON. Naples, Marse lea, London, Antwerpi Rotterdam and Middlestiroagh, te Ball TERUKUNI maul' 12,000 inly l« H HAKI SA.\ MARU 10,500 Jol» 80 II JVARUXA MARU 10,600 Aug. 13 14 t KAMO MARU 8,000 Aug. II 14 I KATORI MARU 10,000 Sept. 11 12
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      458 2 BURNS PHILP LINE (Incorporated in England) FOR BRISBANE, SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE, VIA JAVA, DARWIN AND THURSDAY ISLAND. Regular monthly sailings by the wellknown steamer MARELLA 7,Bfif> tons) and the new motor vessel, MALABAR (4,512 tons). The s.s. MARELLA is one of the largest and finest, steamers trading to Australia, cabins
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      661 2 K. P. M. (ROYAL PACKET NAV. CO. OF BATAVIA) (Incorporated in Holland) Under contract with NETHKKLAVOS INDIAN GOVERNMENT. Telephone No. .Vl.ll. with sub-connections to I'usHage. Freight, Transhipment, Marine Depts. and Manager's Desk. Representative for Singapore and Straits Sttllemem's of the Travellers Official Inforir.; t lon Bureau. Hooking Office Royal Dutch
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      605 2 THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE THE OCEAN STEAMSHIP CO, LIMITED. THE CHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAV. CO., LTD. (Incorporated in England) REGULAR SERVICE TO MARSEILLES. LONDON, AMSTERDAM, ROTTERDAM, ANTWERP, HAMBURG, AND BBBMEN GENOA, HAVRE, LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOW— BOSTON, NEW YORK AND BALTIMORE. WEEKLY SERVICE— LONDON AND NORTH CONTINENT. LONDON, ROTTERDAM AND HAMBURG.
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      441 2 THE SIAM STEAM NAV. CO., LTD. (Incorporated in Si.-ini 1 BANGKOK COASTING SERVICE For Krotay, Trencgana, KclanCnn, Unngnara, Telupin, Patani, Singora, Lacon, Sichon, Bandon, Kohaamui, Lang Chi Bangkok. Arrival Departure BUDDHADIB July 11 July 10 VALATA July u'l July 23 MALDII July 28 Joiy 30 teaman arc fitted throughout with
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      423 3 DUTCH MAILS N.V. Stoomvaart MaatschappiJ Nederland and N.V. Rotterdamsche Lloyd WEEKLY MAIL and PASSENGER SERVICE TO Geaoa ABMUrtaa BoithasspUa MarselM's BattaHass Taaaaga Job. Do Vitt 10,350 B.MJI. Jnlj 11 s.s. Patria 10,000 B.L. Jaly 18 sa.v. P.C. Hooft 14,640 B.M.N. Julj 25 m.v. Sibajak 13,000 R.L. An*. 1 e.s. Kon
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      1503 3 SHIPPING ANNOUNCEMENTS. DOLLAR STEAMSHIP LINE dlnd AMERICAN MAIL LINE ROUND-THE-WORLD SERVICE Frsai MNGAHOM Mel PBNANG via COLOMBO. SUEZ. PORT SAID, ALEXANDRIA, NAPLES, GENOA aad MAESHILLES to NEW TOXK aasi BOSTON. Arrive Leave Leave S'pore S'pore l'vnang ritFS. WILSON July SI July VI July *e rittS. VAN BL'REN Aug. 4 Aug.
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      446 3 OCEANIC AND ORIENTAL NAVIGATION CO., SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. TACOMA ORIENTAL STEAMSHIP CO., TACOMA, WASH. STATES STEAMSHIP CO., PORTLAND, ORE. JOINT SCHEDULE. Sailingß for United States and Canada Points from Hcng Kong. San Francisco and l'ortlind S S. MICHIGAN' taiU from Hong Kong July 3 San FranclccD, Los Acfrlea and San
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      407 3 JASPER NATIONAL PARK Canada's Rocky Mountain playground For booklets and information, write, phone or call. L. L. LAWLER, General Agent, Hoag Kong Bank Chambers, Singapore. CANADIAN NATIONAL The Largest Rail ay System in America SIANG UM PARK LORONG 40, OBTLANG. GARDEN HOUSES TO LET. 4-roomed houses $30 per rv ath.
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    GIRLS IN COLLEGE DRAMA.
    1332 4 West End Flat Scenes. DEAD UNDERGRADUATE'S POSE AS PRINCE. Further revelation* of the story behind Hk triple shooting tragedy r.t King'.College t'ambridge, are contained in the Home papers recently to hand. A correspondent of the Daily Mail tells the Jtory of tin friendship of Potts and
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    AMERICAN LEGATION IN CHINA.
    491 4 Suggested Removal To Shanghai. Peking. June 22. The State Department has shelved for the time being the recommendation made by Mr. Nelson T. Johnson, American Minister to China, that the Legation should be removed from Peking to Shanghai, and that the Marine Guard :r:: r: Peking
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    MONEY TO BURN."
    112 4 £7,650,000,000 in Certificates And Bonds Destroyed. There was much money to burn in < ntly. As a result ofi the coming into force of. the Young Reparation Plan, the bonds which, under the Dawes Plan, .1 th'> German Reparation debt have become useless. They were therefoie destroyed
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    AFTER 14 YEARS.
    57 4 Letter to Soldier Delivered In Lincoln. -arlv 11 years a.'o been delivered in Lincoln. The 9 only a penny stamp. .as pasted to a local man. R we, of the Army bo was serving in in Sept. 1916. It may have ce when Mr. Rows was d
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    REPARATION IN KIND.
    14 4 (ierniany is machinery fi r four i the arsenal of s
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    SOLDIERS EXECUTED AT SOOCHOW.
    225 4 Sequel to the Attack On Japanese Students, In connect ion with the attack on 'ikuoka Commercial Schoi v on June 15, larmerie Commissioner has informed Mr. Tanaka, local insul that the ringleaders in the a: tamed Tas Teh- ung and Viivr T oong-shisg, were executed at
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    GIANT TORTOISES.
    57 4 Galapago* Monsters For New Bringing .-coral j;inn' tortok Indefatigable theGalapa|os n, a party of "1 of >Ir. Vincent Astor, on his yacht Xourm-ihil," have fork after a :.i>c ploring expi lit ion was to of trese which had h-cn ■■it, eaptired SO pomds, each. Hundreds 0 sea and
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      96 4 rfTwh^aC PRE-EMINENT IN EVERY !"f*RY O v THE v. n^^ jfc i WaWjg^pSiv w J *iSF<&''~'^ S'"i*NJ TH Wf )1 If "H Only \?,v.g strands of pure golden Virginia tobacco .jre seen when 555 Cigarettes are subjected to the close scrutiny of the microi>eopc. The careful climinadon by special y,
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      195 4 A WOMAN SPEAKS! T SUPPOSE every wocn to tc :retly hopes to when we can buy two Kasha for les-. than X own a car of her own some day acaxsa we paid for on hij; car, v.-hy shouldn't I pesonai as have my own? "No other > ouch to
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      375 5 IN SUNNY SIAM The F.ivourile Kcmedy For Childn-nV, Mlnients Is HAins OWN TABLETB. Bead This GntcM Father's Letter of Appreciation. In ho) i Sunn little children arc i ingarmH »to■imil parent? h.ivr in rxerei e jr« r ei re n ordar to avwrl fatnl .i thei< awladitt. Ii i- i.i
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      451 5 T\\ Sun -Wind Dust V can't hurt your Skin if you protect it this simple way DO all thc things you wain to Jo— your skin is Immaculately clean and ul and keep your skin lovelv, too. glowing. I Ktmß&Eti w^^Bßw^T^' 1 Dash around a tennis court feel Cleanse your
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      55 5 Thc "VALET" is (he only safety razor and stropping machine combined. Nothing to unscrew nothing to take to pieces for either stropping or cleaning. "VALET" Safety- Razor Ascents UUTTENBACH, LAZARUS SONS. THE 1930 Singapore 4 Malayan Directory has been published and is now ready for distribution 51st ANNUAL EDITION. PRINTERS,
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      220 5 REFRESH YOURSELP Try sponging your body with Listerine, full strength, during hot weather. It roc only banishes perspiration odors biu ii delightfully refreshing. listerine prevents infection of cuts, wounds, scratches, insect bites. So powerful is Listerine as an antiseptic that it kilis 200 million typhoid germs in 15 seconds, yet
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      562 6 SMALL ADVERTISEMENT FORM. Tn Ttir Advertising Manager. Straits Times, Cecil Street. insert the following small advrt, sctrcnl for r|ny« Tb»re nre iipproximiitely §»ven »or1» ».i a linn sn.-i there l» e fist r-.t«> rhi-v 25 centr per lino per Insertion wrh A minimum of one Jollcr per insertion. Ths additional
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      454 6 e-e-e esses MISCELLANEOUS ROPEAN H tmpong '.ii.ru Road, Keppel llarl STEWARD, Gl HOBPITAL, JoHOKE BAHRI m has Dlled. FRENCH TUITION, by lady teacher $3 s renii I 132, Straits Times. rRAMEB NEAVm Jialftv uniid book Is i.\n the besl beginner. Krou. ii stationers oi dixet! frosj lie pablishers. -ic- 12
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      734 6 HOUSES, FLATS, ETC. TO LET, vacancies at the Crescent and Meyer Flats, Katong. Apply Meyer Brothers. TO LET, COMPOUND HOUSF, No. ci I.i.rong C, Fast Coast Koad. Apply 14. Market Street. TO LLT, Monaco Villa, Hollnnd Road. Furnished, electric light, sm.itary imtallation. Apply Rodyk Davidson. TO LET. compound ho-jscs, 3
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      502 6 OFFICES AND GODOWNS GODOWN3 NOS. 15 AND 16, Trafalgar ■>trcci. Entry Sept. 1, 11M0. Apply The Cycle Carriage Co. (1026), Ltd. TO LET, godowns Nos. 23, 24, 25 and 26, I'almc r MM. Apply to Messrs. Aik Seng "0., 25, Market Street, Singapore. I O LR, 181 and 134, Havclock
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      716 6 P.W.D. PERAK, KUALA KANGSAR TENDERS INVITED FOR ASTANA NAGARA, KUALA KANGSAR. Tenders will be received at the office cf the State Engineer, Perak, Taiping, up to 2 p.m. oi Bept. l. IMO, for thr construction i»> design and construction of an ASTANA NAGARA fur His Highness, thr Saltaa of I'crak
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      411 6 IN THE COURT <>i" THE JUDGE AT JOHORE BAHRI Mi-cellanirus Apitlii atimi No. IS i.T If!*. In the maM-.-r nf Section K (11) "i th Kiiaelim t.i I*ll r-l In ih-- matter «.r a caarge dated 8 pt 25, 1927, presentation No. i n: Char HI Between Til': OVBRBI I
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      420 7 7~pv i by (riven thul thi 1 h. pxelurivi rhoßi bankment, Bl iir.d thai I 11. K M i Ihi >V. impure. I thTnew mansion fLATE THE MANSION) N IHk Mm 11mm S9Ol. boardias I] deconiud .aiiun reoantly with hoi a»d 1., 1d water, boj i. it rat, HiaTl I;
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      415 7 For Mosquito-bites or eruptive and itching bites of other insects and animals PUROL allays the itch and n moves cheswcllinq and "iS cts. Tubes •"> as. f/' J FLOORING TILES In various artistic and original designs, and produced by experienced workmen. LEE KIM SOO 10, HKJH STREET, SINGAPORE. PLANTING MATERIAL
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      371 7 ECZEMA QF~WEf I NATURLOi 8ABY j Caused Sleepless Nights. Healed by Cuticura. J "The eczema started on baby's head when hhe was a foitnight old. It spread j" tc her fax and formed sore eruptions' t.'iai wtn very :ri.;ating and caused ■j'.ijpl'SG nights. It was of a wet nature and
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      754 7 THE STRAITS TIMES Can be obtained at the following placet in Singapore Money Changer, Adelphi Hotel. Money Changer, Kurope Hotel Money Changtr. Raffles Hotel. Grosvenor Hotel. Kelly Walsh, Ltd., Raines Place. Federal Rubber Stamp Co. Raffles Place and Tank Road Station. G. H. Kiat 4 Co.. Ltd., Collyer Quay. Asiatic
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      182 7 IC E NTR A {ENGINE WORKS l™l Lml SINGAPORE IPOH KUALA LUMPUR. SANITARY ENGINEERS AND DRrINrUE CONTRACTORS SOLE AGENTS i OK > J^ ROYAL Joulton V LONDON y— WING YIK GOLDSMITH "THE CHINA JADE" No. 492, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. OUR SPECIALITY. Loose or mounted Necklace. Wholesale and Retail. Prices from
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      90 7 Paying Guest Establishment "WINDERMERE," 2. ST. THOMAS WALK (off River Valley Road.) ■Phone 6124. Charming home, fresh food supplies, smart service. Suitable only for polite society. Terms: Single, 10 to $150. Double, $195 to $220. Proprietress GRACE BBNZ. iNew "H.M.V." Records From the Films "HAPPY DAYS," RIO-RITA," "BROADWAY MELODY," MARIANNE,"
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    CONFIDENCE TRICK ALLEGED.
    1174 8 Chinese and Cheques. $9,700 HANDKD OVER BY DEALER (From O:ir Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, July io. The story of how a middle-aged Ch »nd a youthful confederate :it«- alleged to have victimised a eompatrk I cf a confidemr trick in whirl: cheques figured, waa told in Kuala
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    ACUTE TRAFFIC PROBLEM
    37 8 KabauL New 8.-i:.ii'!. June 20. This little i-!;;r,d ias an aiute trail problem, there beinsr 640 white ishab tants, ">OO automobile.-, and oni. of roads. In addition there are 20 t"!d fields in the
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    "IRRITATING POLICE ACTION."
    242 8 IRRITATING POLICE ACTION." Protest Over Recent Prosecutions. Further matter- which arose out of the minutes of the committee meeting of the Strait.; Settlements (Singapore) Association on June 10, diamaaad at a committee meeting on July 8, were Public Works. 1 he report of tho sub-committee appointed to in> ion of
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    STREET HAWKERS.
    285 8 Still the Subject of Much Discussion in Singapore. In the report of the Town Cleansing Department of the Singapore Municipality for 1925) it is mentioned that the question of itinerant hawkers has again been the subject of much discussion. During the year 4,60(5 licences \verc> issued, but it
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    STRAITS BUDGET.
    102 8 Tl C !>• Mi.'g of thi h D;i'.n i of the Strail menii is n aftei tc I i"> t' turbine in tl t:'.k< ii at the 2nd bn. \V !ch Regiment's athleiii tportj (.n Saturday, and i f gn "At Home" uivi i by O.:' itudcntu oi
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    66 8 t.i i ok) Lwo weeks' camp for the Malayan Volunteer Infantry Units thi:- year and H.E. the High Com- r lias addreaaed Gover'iment. I)'.'partmenta requesting 8/iey will dry all in iheir power to allow tl so voraateen <A the M.V.I. in Government Service to he given t,wo week* iaw to
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    COMMUNISTS IN SIAM.
    396 8 Sequel to, Indo-China In rest. iel to the recent Communist unrest in French Indo-China is to be found in two very important arrests made in J'angkok. The culprits were two Tonkinese, named Hesjg and Thanh, who were at the !i ;ii I f the Communist party in
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    27 8 A lecture m Tamil on the subject oi to Nayanar will be delivered b.v Sn X:. ■•■.ijir-: a Awami al the Temple, Tank Road, at BJM t.»lay.
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      46 8 CORONA CHAMPiON OF PORTABLES BLACK I COLOURS MA i KWMv L. C. SMITH TYPEWRITERS FOR THE (MODERN OFFICE nrTH BlilkJ^^TM?i^Btoi^iMEji^tttJLGhtßßßa^Ll FOB SAKE BY THE KKDKKAI. KUBBBI STAMP JOHN LI'ITLE CO., LTD. <(( WHITEAWAY, LAIDLAW KEI.I.V WAI.SH. LTD. CO, LTD. I). T. 1. 1.'.1 CO I'. BEECH CO.
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      58 8 A.0..720 ItJCCRPORATEO N ENOI r,V R :YAL CHARTER^SqL FIRE MARINE 1 IFE MOTORCAR. Insurance with ■nejneatkniable secniMy, reaaeanbie rates and r-ro:i;pl atHhnuiil i. EMalri-hed over 200 j ears. Agencies throughout Malaya. Branch O'fice Chartered Eu-..': Chambers, Singapore. A. GORDOS LEE, rate/^l» g3^TM»Q^^*w^y 7W EAR\S PREEMINENCE. FGDD^ REPRIGfR.ATirJG Co LTD ORCHARD
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      69 8 EVERY MONTH THERE WILL BE A FRESH SHIPMENT OF V/ MJ JC*f \J Ji\ RECORDS FROM LONDON NEW YORK. HE PREPARED FOR THE TALKIES WHICH ARE COMIXC. ODEON WILL HAVE ALL THE THEME SONGS." The records are obtainable :i! JOHN LITTLE CO., LTD.. UaflUs Square. D. T. LIM CO., 35J,
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      160 9 tLHAMBRl THC THEATRE OF PFPFEC T SOUND If Tj!. <5.25 p.m. J"v 9. 15 *».m. METRO— GOLD^ N— MAYER Present «ith I HARI KS f I and MAB i with M aGNIFH \i BK HARD^ in their I Beau beaked i ■Mil HMW l(> M K sK %i fm rfttb^
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      121 9 ofIHHHHHMIHHHHIdI dK£^ B TONIGHT ul 6J5 9J5 THE FAVOURITI OF >• ■■'■<>■ "REGINALD DENNY" :s t. ni iik). "EMBARRASSING MOMENTS" SEE and HEAR REGINALD -....I INTO inrli Supported by attractivi ihori Features including Pathe's imedies 1. PTLE O^ j I \Q& jj D i k At The I BRA W
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      99 9 lff^Tl rAHIWBLL MONDAY, JU, u Ml THE MA OM TCMIONTO i it. Booking n< o\ LITTI Etooki E d For the foal iction. A REAL THRILLER. MA? M3ROUGH (TUB TUI CT SOUND TONIGHT J.15 PanuMW nd-Dance Sw with NANCI CARROLL, JACK OA* 10 ,'mv mirvf >•' our HALF-YEj Commencing SH
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    NEW TROOPER.
    348 10 SHIPPING NOTES. ilibby Liner Lancashire Being Converted. The imri-a the Indian rei. -i<m df the Lanes for iruuping. :ii Cammcll Laird'i yard at Birkenhea t!» Ellens i i M..r eilli he Jt umal of r<,m meree. On!j :i U w year.- a^u it was <|uitt ■liHic-ult to obtain
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    VOLUNTEER DRILLS.
    33 10 up t" :itui :>>r weeK Bn. S'gnul T aihinc- (Vi, 1: c.omi rai 'in 1 Co., R.I I nit s.\ ran Shield 0 ■n, Shi 1 p.m., Spoon OS rs S.V.I
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      RUBBER MARKET.
      407 10 Further Drop in Singapore Prices. Biagapere, July 10. Guthr and 1 1.t.i.. report During the past week the market ha: been vi:> quiet, maintaining it* "wait and see" attitude, ..nd. easing off slightly yesterday IBH cents ovi r the period. London at sT«d«aad5 T «d«aad N'.-w Tork, at
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        Macphail and Co., Ltd.
        68 10 Singapore. Ju.;- II. it hail I 03 1.0*, K .(Kl- 1.06. P?nawaU V-:;.. CYiiSoU. 21--'i ecntf. Sunge Wajrt 2^0-2^5. I'Ib KUm X8-! T«Um» 52-ST cen«.». Lukut. 72'i-8i I Ayr: Hitami II. 6d.-12». 3d Tronoh 15». G l.-l «.l.. Banirrina 6d.-lt». Honx K..r-.ir> ..j Ipoh li 1
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        Rose Macphail &. Penman, Ltd.
        104 10 Rose Macphail Penman, Ltd. 1 1., down £:< Ll-.L1- Mining yu;.-t. Sungei Ways 8.25-2^.-1. Such. 1.04-1.06. K t.. Dredge 1.0 M cents, Johans ..:i-:;"' cent*. Rungei Lu»» 1 17-1,-J'J. L'lu Klangt 90-M 1 l-sil rents. Petelingt i.-'- xd., Hong K. ng fins 15s. 6d-16». fid. ed. Rubber. Dull. Unitsd Malacca!
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      EXCHANGES.
      67 10 Rug*?, July 10. Foreign exehangei ■'■i^- Amsterdain 18.08 Atheni 875, Hombay Is. r > 13- led., Berlin 20JH)S, Bi Buehareal Klo, Rio Buenos Aires 40*,. Copenhagen 18.14, Geneva 2J.048, Helsingfors I1.):!'-..I 1 Hong K..1.K l». 3d, Lisbon 10X.2',. Madrid :i.in. Milun 9288, New York IMb, lo IL*.:.!',.*, Shanghai I*.
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      239 10 EXCHANGE. Singapore, July 11. in London, Hank 4m s 2'3 10/32 "■.;iii«nd 2 a 2:1 ;)2 Private Im. credit 2 4l»4l» In New York, doatud M 1 II Private 90 d/s Jn Pranee, B;mk T.T. 1429 :-n India, BMk T.T. |M« On Hon* Kong, Bank T.T. 4:J )n Shanghil. Bank
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        MINING.
        479 10 turn VmL I'.l. Buyers S.llers Cl £1 Asumi Kumuanu 23 23/5 Ay. i Ililum Tin 11 I 12 xd. tl ii K;;r. K in 1 ii I| -J 15 1 I Bit Mf 1'adung ll.lll U.I.'. l l .".-i.i Ca*«« Ml ii. o.. 1 1 bukit Arang 0.4U I
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        GENERAL.
        216 10 Vml. I'd. Bu\>r= Seliers I 2 Ale:. Brak Prefi. :'.li tM ■1 J Alex. Brick Ords. 2 •">(> Ml tl i". Br.t. Am. I obacio a.T.C .V12.C i i :.;rii rntrine 0.40 U.."iO riom 1 1 lie and Carriages 0.-J0 t.i&oea I Of. in-. L>ufT LU-wlopment r > I
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        DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
        112 10 Siagxpore < ,il Storage 7 p.c. rf.r. of 1U26 red. 1931-36 101 101 ci Singapore Municipal S p.c. ul 19U1 red. 1930 $1.578,000 par. 6% r'«»Singnpire Municipal 4H p.c. of INI red. 1947 $1,600,000 91 par Singapore Municipal 4l» pc. of 1909 red. 19j6 $1,000.1)00 96 par
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        RUBBER SHARES.
        382 10 Fraser and Co. and Lvall and Evatt's quotations. Tud:.y'» Prices PraMi Lyull i Co. tvutt Allenby <%l) 1.1:0 1.40 1.20 1.40 A:oi t/iijah ;$1) 1.10 l.-Ht 1.10 Ijn A. Ilitaia 1*1 I 1.80 2.20 l.MI 2.20 Kanini 0.2.0 u.::> o.^:» n.:ii A. IUU» (»2t 1.60 2.0(1 1.60 K.UO
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      DJEMBER RUBBER.
      1430 10 Mr. F. A. Roberts on The Outlook. The twenty-first ordinary general ■ICOtlnf of Djember Rubber Kstates, Ltd.. was held un June 5 lit the offices of the compuny. 188, Leadenhall Street. K.C.. Mi. V. A. Rob.vts (the ihairniHnl presidintf. Mr. <;. 11. ;toador«, n presenting- the Secretaries (Moaal
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    SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE.
    233 10 Today. Ncrth, N.-Easl and N.-Weot Sumatra I loliltl 1 ,1 1 1 per Burma I lions, N. iih and Kast India (.ShiralaJ p.w Selat ranujang, rlengkhlix, Siak, I'akan Haioe und l'ajakoinho (Hong Tkooi 1 n p.m. 1-iaUj...- and Halembang ißoclontron) 1 pan S«bu CAngb] 1 f 4
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    39 10 ■r K. drr Nctlerltndcn Indrapotra Mantua Sphinx Kalocran Ellenga I..ft Arrd. S'porr Londun May I Hay 28 May i' Jun* I May ::0 June 23 May 29 June Ti June G Jun« Z~ June June 3(1
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    SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD.
    267 10 Friday, July 11. Ships alongside the Wharvce or expected to arrive. KEI'I'KL HARBOUR. Jbia Whan The (able. Loligo, Hopper J. .1. 13. Oil Wharf Nil. Coal Wharf Patrol VESSELS IN DKY DOCKS. Tanjong I'agar. Albert Dock Tug Tiin.lit, 5... Auby. Victoria Ih ch Ipuh. Keppel Harbour. King's
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      270 10 MALAYAN METEOROLOGICAL SERVICE. Dally Weather Report. Bright Wind. Slalion. Temperature Rain- Sun- Relative Direr- Speed. Weather. \1:..».. Mm. fall, shine. Humidity turn. I". P. ins. hours. < m.p.h. Alor Star M 7.". 0.78 U BS Calm Cloudy Kul:; Ilhaiu i»0 74 Nil h.% Bl SW KimK. TrfiiKjriinu HO 74 Ml
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      172 10 ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE WEEK. I'rlrfay. July 11. Dutdi Imncward mail. de Witt, doses il a.m. Singapore Rotary Club, meeting tilBn at Kami- Hot. I. I p.m. BooMwsrd naili elom iii 7 a.m. trala B. w! 11.41 a.m., 8 ft. 3 in., 10.:!0 p.m., I R. 5 in. Saturday. July tl
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    AROUND THE MARKETS.
    469 11 No Unanimity Among Tin Producers. CONDITIONS GRADUALLY GROWING WORSE. (I'mm Our I inanrinl Correspondent.) Singapore, Friday, 10 a.m. Today's l'ric<-« slabber, ls < cents per ll>. I in. |M tons at HT% P" V>cuh T— Urelay'g Prices Rul.l:i-r. London Vd. per IV. unchanKed. N.-w crlv II 3
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    IDRIS HYDRAULIC TIN.
    337 11 Option to Purchase An Adjoining Mine. al tin- sixteenth •neral meeting of Idris Hydraulic 'I it Ltd., .Mr. V. Thomas, the chairman, >.i\4 th:u last yeai h,. itated that it was !urns from KrMij. T their mines would for the then o.niiintt yi-ar be below the hijth
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      910 11 Mr. McNair Scott On Supply and Demand. Th» fourth annunl general meeting of the Central Parak Knbacr Co., Ltd.. »■«•< held at :,re,l crlko. Kiag William Street House, Arthur Street. London. K.C. 4, on June 11. Mr. It. K. McNair Scott (chairman of the company) presided. Mr. I!.
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      RUBBER RETURNS.
      132 11 A,,- MoUk. iri.nau la. Banteng (Sal.). 78.080 Ib. Bcaafort Hnrnoo.— 47,ooo lb. a lb. Bintan. vi..mi lb. Cheviot, l 11.221 Ib. Erin. 1X.7K0 Ib. K.M.S. Rubber Planter*. 224,744 lb. Jura, xj.171 ll». Kamuning Perak).— lS4.lM lb. Karmen. 88,21fl lb. K.M.S. i Malay States 1.— 07,595 lb. Kuala (ieh.—
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      CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
      59 11 Tone of Market —Hull. Latest Cable :—London Spot Sheet o't per 1». New York :—Spct Sheet G. cei.ts. 11% per lb. MMMMM»t»MI R.S.S. equal to London Standard Standard K.S.S. on Tender Spot July August S< ptambcr Au(.-8«pt. Ocl.-I>i-i\ 18V 19 '.i 19 20 IS'.II K
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      MALACCA RUBBER PLANTATIONS.
      2711 11 Record Crop and Low Production Costs. OIL PALM INTERESTS. MR. CHARLES EMEBSOWB REVIEW. The twenty-foarth annual genen of th< Malacca Rabbci Limited, was held on June 11 ::t the offieos of the Rubber Growers' Association, 2 1. Idol Lane, London, Mr. Charles Emerson (chairman ided. Mr. W.
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    DORANAKANDE ESTATES.
    780 11 Statistical Position of The Industry. The twentieth ordinary Dormnakmadc Rubber Ks;;,,. Ltd., on Job* 6 tt tlu- ivp •<•■ company, Salisbury Ho Wai!, E.C., Mr. P. J. I'.ih company; presiding. The re| tho secretaries M Co.,. Ltd. I, read the not C mooting and the report of the
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    TIN RETURNS.
    51 11 Kawne Pet Tin. 381 ho plcal Pagans: Prospecting. 78.63 tion, 5:t,277.i".'. tribute al 7 Renong Tin Dredgii picals No. dredge, SIC pit dredges los: is hoars owing i" restriction. The toial .outwit £or thc.nmnth.i. 1.61 1 picul Kay Yew (Kinta Valley) T Glraiau Tin. 7irt hi or lIL'.W)
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    The Straits Times SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, JULY, 11, 1930. THE AMAZING F.M.S.
    1155 12 The Straits Times SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, JULY, 11, 1930. THE AMAZING F.M.S. n! after Vv. m John Scott had 439nmcd, oftVe as Colonial Secretary for raits Set it fell to his lot to ■UK SB ar.ii;;.U report. The same experimce bas befallen Mr. C. W. H. Cochrane bortly fter taking over
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    A LEAGUE OF NATIONS ALLY.
    1376 12 What Will the Future Of Wireless Be? These articles— which will appear in the Straits Times every Thursday and Friday are to form chapters in a book by H. H. Tilt man and T. C. Bridges Master Minds of Modern Science." which is being now
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    15 12 Mr. H. M. Robson, C.8.E., is returnr to Malaya m ct month on a visit.
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    15 12 Mr. and Mrs. L\ A. Baibour are due tc •eturn to Singapore early in Ojtober.
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    16 12 Mr. John Hands, manager cf The Central Rubber Factory. Ltd. returned from leave by the R->j;>utar.a.
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    22 12 Mrs. Goodwin, widow of the 'ato Mr. I. 1 ho diod su Idenly last .v.il:. will be K aving for Home tomorrow
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    33 12 Mr. K. P. K. Menon. a membc" of the Malacca Bar. will be going to Kuah. Lumpur next week to seek admission tc i. F.M.S. Bar. Hs will appear befort ef .In.- .ic.
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    36 12 Mr. W. T. Peel, son of S,r William I'. el, the Governor of Hong Kong, is or his way from England to visit Hong Kont; Be is in the Ra.iputana, whu-h is due in Singapore tomorrow.
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    32 12 Interviewed in London on July 2 in regard to rumours emanating from Ceylon to the effect that he would not return, the Governor, Sir Herbert Stanley sai> that he was definitely returning.
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    47 12 The ir.arriage took place at the Royal bapei, Windsor Great Park, on June t, 1' Mr. Kenneth E. Archer, son of Mr. •md Mrs. E. 11. Archer, of Bishopsgate. Englefleld Gnsan, with Mi3s Stephanie Kinl.iy. dau-rhter of the late Mr. Maurict Pinky, and Mrs. Finlay, of Colombo.
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    47 12 We are asked to state that old novels. periodicals etc., will always be gratefully received i y the Sailors' Institute, Singapore. The Institute has given away hundreds ;>f books and thousands of magazines during the past year, and there is always a great demand for reading matter.
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    62 12 The Rev. G. V. Summers, Principal of the Anglo-Chinese School, Seremban, and IV 1 of the Methodist Episcopal Misdon, Nejrri S'-r.ibilan, leaves at -he end f this month with Mrs. Summers for Kh'ng on transfer. The Rev. C. I) Patterson and M'.-s. Patterson, jf the MeSw .li.-.t. Boys' School. Kuala
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    77 12 Sir Frederick Black, who acted as Director-General of the Munitions Supply during the War, (iied at Frimley Green. Surrey, recently at the age of 67. Aftei the War Sir Frederick was managing director of the Anglo-Persian Oil Company, a post he held until 19*3. He was at the time of
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    NOTES OF THE DAY.
    759 12 CUTTING DOWN EXPENSES. In these days of economy, when outs in ■alaries are already in operation in bosm irms. it is satisfactory to note that the .Singapore Municipal Commissioner.-, have lot already abandoned the idea of having aximetres on hire cars. It is thr "extra fkkfe
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    TIN MINES CLOSING—AUSTRALIAN COMPANIES' LEAD. FIGHTING IN HEAVY RAIN.
    522 13 TIN MINES CLOSING— AUSTRALIAN COMPANIES' LEAD. FIGHTING IN HEAVY RAIN. Nanking's New Offensive. INITIAL SUCCESSES IN SHANTUNG. Shanghai, July 10. Despite heavy rains the Nationalist Government forces today attacked the Shansi troops on the Pukow-Tsinan Railway. In the centre General Ma Hung-kwei's loth Route Army recaptured Chuefu, near Taian, which
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    "THE GREATEST BLUFF IN HISTORY".
    2559 13 The Dardanelles Adventure. WOULD A SECOND ATTACK HAVE SUCCEEDED ¥N the lirst portioi his new. unpublished book, "Crucial Crises of the Great War," which appei I last Friday, Mr. Winston Churchill described t>,e naval att c!< on the Narro\ i h 18, and the mysterious
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    MORE TIN CONTROL MEASURES.
    166 13 Seven Companies to Close Down. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, July 10. The Anglo-Malayan Tin Ltd. Inform us that in accordanco with the scheme of the Tin Producers' Association for restriction of output, the following companies will shut down for two months or more as
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    NORFOLK ELECTION.
    138 13 Majority of 179 For Labour. Rugby, July 10. The result of the North Norfolk byelection, necessitated by the elevation to the peerage of Mr. Noel Buxton, formerly Minister of Agriculture, was declared toiay :is follows Lady Noel Buxton (Labour) 14,821. Mr. T. A. Cook (Conservative) 14,642. The new
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    INDIAN TROUBLES.
    102 13 i Cotton Trade Losses Owing To Boycott. Simla, July 10. In the Council of State the Government spokesman announced that between April 6 and June 15 there were 4,'!77 person;convicted in connection with the civil disobedience movement throughout India. He added that clearly Gandhi could not be invited
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    MR. L. E. CHAMBERS.
    188 13 Visiting Official's Death In Singapore. The death occurred yesterday afternoon of Mr. Uoyd Kid Chambers, K.C., Solicitor-General for Tasmania who was visiting Singapore on board the s.s. Xieirw Holland. Mr. Chambers was on a holiday tour from Tasmania and fell ill at Muntok, from what v.as
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    ORDERED TO MOSCOW.
    99 13 Cheka Chief in France Refuses To Go. Paris, July 10. According to a Russian vernacular paper published in Paris by emigres, t/hcChief of tho Cheka in France, Maxi-mo-viteh, has refused to return to Moscow to aiiswi r charges of corruption. According to the same paiier, the minib
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    TIENTSIN CUSTOMS.
    107 13 Mediation of Foreign Power Rejected. Nanking, July X It is understood that the Central Government has rejected the offer of a certain foreign Power to mediate in the Tientsin Customs crisis." The consensus of opinion among the leading Government officials is that as the issue is of a
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    AUSTRALIAN FINANCES.
    45 13 Budget's Staßgerinjf Blow To Trade. Sydney, July 10. The keynote of the Press comment on the Budget is that it is a staggering and ruinous blow to the community generallyespecially the business section, and will nggravate rather than relieve the economic depression. Reuter.
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    TRADES UNION CONGRESS
    30 13 Stockholm, July 11. The International Trades Union Congress, by 53 to 30, de.ided to transfer the headquarters of the Trades Union International from Amsterdam to Berlin. Boater
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    FRANCO-ITALIAN NEGOTIATIONS.
    45 13 French Naval Building Suspended. Paris, July 11. M. Briand has informed the Italian Government of his intention to suspend naval shipbuilding in connection with the 1630 programme until December. This will ensure the maintenance of the status quo during the Franco-Italian negotiations. Reuter.
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    EGYPTIAN UNREST.
    89 13 Demonstrators Attack Police Station. Cairo, July 10. A number of policemen were injured and 70 rioters were arrested at Tantah. A crowd stoned the police station as a protest against the action of the authorities at Mansourah and the police, when endeavouring to disperse the mob, were greeted
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    ADVICE ON TRADE.
    120 13 Work of the Economic Council. Rugby, July 10. The Prime Minister. Mr. MacDonall presided today MR a meeting at his official residence of the Economic Advisory Council, which was set up in January to co-ordinate the work of the departments concerned with economic and industrial matters, and
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    LIFEBOAT WORK.
    118 13 Prince of Wales Names Vessel. Rugby. July 10. The Prince of Wales at Dover christene j the world's largest and fastest motor lifeboat, naming th«> vessel Sir William Hilary after the founder of the Lifeboat Institution, who, during his life, was :-oncernud in saving 305 lives. The president
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    JAPAN'S REVENUE.
    199 13 More Cuts in Navy Estimates. Tokio, July 10. The Navy department is understood to tiara benn forced to accept the Finance Minister's request by the latter's urgent need for a big reduction of the department's estimate.-!. The Navy Oflßcf hns decided to cut a further YlH.fiOO.OflO, hnriilm the
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    EUROPE FEDERATION.
    55 13 Poland's Adhesion to Briand Plan. Warsaw, .July 11. Poland, in common with Spain, Rumania and Italy, has notified her adhesion to M. Briand's memorandum advocating the organisation of a plan for the federation of Europe. The Note expresses willingness to participate in a conference, which Poland suggests should
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    MR. LLOYD GEORGE CRITICISED.
    204 13 Fresh Crisis in Liberal Party. DIVIDED FOLLOWERS. Government's Narrow Escape. London. July 10, Mr. Lloyd George, whom the Daily Herald today bitterly calls "the Chameleon of Criccieth." nearly defeated the Government by putting the Whips on yesterday evening's division on the r inance Bill. He has
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    MINE DISASTER.
    191 13 Every Family in Silesian Village Affected. Berlin, July 10. The whole of Germanyl has been plunged into deep mourning by the mining di ast.r in the Silesian village 0* Hansdorl", the- rictims of which now exceed ISO. Kvi ry family in the village is by the catastrophe! and
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    VOTES IN COLONIES.
    83 13 Dr. Shiels on Restricted Franchise. London, July 10 Labour social conditions in the Colonir •i.-re discussed at the Colonial ConfereniDr. Drummond Shiels. the Parliament;^-Under-Secretary for the Colonies, said h thought it was important to see th: I 'institutional means were provided ••oicing the inevitable demand of all
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    BROKING FIRM CLOSED.
    102 13 Action by New York Stock Exchange. New York. July 10. The govamtag committee of the New York Stock Kxchangc has suspended the firm of Sutro and Co. for three years. This ii one of the largest and oMstt established brokerage houses, but it is no way connected
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    JUNGLE-FIRE WHICH SPREAD.
    1507 14 What Is Negligence APPEAL AGAINST $1,000 DAMAGES DISMISSED. (I'rom Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala, Lumpur, July l». Alter a bearing which lasted for ihiei the P.M.S. "'"in of Appeal, th< appeal of Yeo Kim Pong was dismisses ts, and a cross petition by Chian King was lieuit with
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    20 14 Chcong Koon :-Vn;: <v. nonoutKH ti\at <>f land in Johore Bhnru udveri m rrow ha b*>rn 1 1.. I I.
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    MR. D. B. McLAY'S NEW POST.
    647 14 Discussion in Dundee Town Council. As already reported. Mr. D. B. McLay, formerly Municipal Engineer, Singapore. has been appointed City Engineer, Dundee. The appointment was made at a meeting <if the Dundee Town Council iicid on June l'l. and the following report of the
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    "REPRESSION " IN INDIA.
    64 14 "REPRESSION IN INDIA. Mr. Fenner Brockway's Threat. London, July I. Speaking at the Friends' Meetinc House on "Indian Independence,' 1 Mr. Fennnr Brockway, M. P. (L.ioour), demanded the release of political prisoners, without which no settlemtnt was possible. Mr. Brockway condemned the Government's "repression" and announced that at the earliest
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    PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS.
    76 14 The Adelphi Hotel announce a new Sahara! show for the roof garden dinnerdance tomorrow (Saturday) night. Rowin» and Dandolo. from th«J Folies Bergent and the Moulin Rouge. Paris, will appear n a series of acrobatic dances. Mr. Toh Koon Bu. Miss Teo Poh and a troupe of acrobats
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    120 14 A case is proceeding at NcRombo, Ceylon, in whii h a sixteen-year-old jjirl named Eunice de Fransz is suinjr the Archbishop of Colombo and Sistcv Mary Anunciata, i Principal, St. Mary's Girls' English School, Negoinbo, for danagta in Rs. 1,01m for wrongful expulsion from school on June ?4 last year.
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    FACE POWDER.
    340 14 Lead Poisoning Dangers In Singapore. Charges recalling a Note which appear- ed in the Straits Times on Saturday under the heading Danger in Face Powder," drawing attention to an article on > "Lead Poisoning in Chinese Girls" in the Mal'n-iii Medical Journal by Professor E. B. ilawes, were
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    ROUTE MARCH TRAGEDY.
    62 14 Mr. Rudolph de Cruz Collapses And Dies. Mr. Rudolph de Cruz, a member of the Eurasian Company, S.v.c. collapsed lay during a route march and died soon afterwards. The company were engaged in a s march for the Warren Shield. Mr. de Cruz was employed by Ribeiro
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    "USED OCCULT POWERS."
    114 14 Pre-Nuptial Agreement Case Wife's Defence. ;ain Rr.ditchevitch, a former diplomatic courier for the late King Nicholas of Montenegro, has brought a lawsuit for the confirmation of a pre-nuptial agreement made with his wife in Camden, New Mrs. Raditchevitch was the former Miss Winifred li.il Smith, daughter of
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    A "CRAZY QUILT" CAR.
    59 14 Wins First Place in Race Near Bucharest. 'crazy quilt" automobile recently uiin first place in a nee at Temesvar, near Bucharest, The car, driven by Prince Nicholas, was especially constructed and contained a Steyer model frame; Sunbeam motor; Ford wheels; Packard brakes; while the steering wheel
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    MALTESE CONSTITUTION.
    87 14 Full Executive Power Vested In Governor. Malta, July 2. A proclamation has been issued suspending the constitution. It retains the previous Executive Council, but empowers the Governor to act without consultation, or in opposition to, the opinions of the Council, and validates all the Ordinances issued by the
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    87 14 The Police Band will perform the following programmes at Katong Park today and the Botanic Gardens on Sunday Today at 9 p.m. The Ghost of th'j Major" (Grossman): "Life Divine" (Jenkins) "Notte d'lncanto (Cerri) "Spring Song" (Mendelssohn) "For !.ver" Afrer) "Sweetheart of all my Dreams" (Fitch); "Rip Van Winkle" (Plamiuette)
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    GANG ROBBERS SENTENCED.
    262 14 Only Eye-Witness A Child. In his summing up at the Singapore Asrizes yesterday afternoon, in the case in which three Chinese WBIS charged before him with armed gang robbery at the 10th mile, Changi. on the roadside. Mr. Justice (."oi>l«.tL drew the. jury's attention to a curious
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    FOUND DEAD ON LOUNGE
    135 14 Eurasian Who Had Been Out Of Work. Claude O'Grady, a Singapore Eurasian, aged 29, was found dead on :t lounge early this morning by friend: with whom he was living in Onan Road, in the j Katong District. The police were informed snd Mr. J. (I.
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    TIENTSIN CUSTOMS.
    90 14 Steps to Prevent Other Seizures. Nankin;;. June 19. The Customs administration has order- ed that the Customs at Chinwangtao, hitherto under the jurisdiction of the Tientsin Customs, is to be immediately transferred and placed under the control of the Shankaikuan Custom?, as a precautionary measure, to prevent the
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    VICTIMS OF THE SLUMP.
    306 14 Can You Help These Men In accordance with Ihe seTei ni.ule in the Notes of the Day column on Tuesday we give publicity to the fol- lowing appeals fur work from men »hn are unemployed as a direct result of the slump. The Editor will be
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    PRISON FOR CONSTABLE.
    83 14 Sentenc of two months' rigoroui mprisonmeni wai passed on Ali in Indian poita constabb by Mr. P. S. rVilliams, the Second Police Magistrate, afternoon on a chs ittcmpting to accept an ill< ion of i>: cents from Chii ing to th. prosecution, conducted Insj ector King, th
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    U.S. Open Golf Championship—Bobby Jones Again!—Local Cricket Notes. CRICKET NOTES AND COMMENTS.
    1303 15 U.S. Open Golf Championship— Bobby Jones Again!— Local Cricket Notes. CRICKET NOTES AND COMMENTS. Plucky Effort by 8.8. I. PLENTY OF RUNS ON HARD WICKETS. Another ideal week-end 1 produced some excellent cricket. Several bntsmen. found the hard-haked wickets much to their liking, and the bowlers suffered accordingly. The Merchants
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    COLONY-F.M.S. MATCH.
    156 15 Ei^ht Changes in Personnel Of Trial Elevens. Eiitht chaagea have been mad- in the players invited i i lake part in the Sinjta'on- trial, which will be played on the S.C.C. Padang t' morrow and Sunday, in preparation for the Bolony-F.M.S. match. Ashworth, Lieut Bryan, Gotch, Hamilton, Jansen,
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    THIRD TEST MATCH STARTS TODAY.
    1116 15 Another "Bogey" Ground ENCLANIVS STRONG ELEVEN. Rujrby, July 10. Intense interest h;;* been aroused in the third Test match which litlm at tn mm row. Thr wrathei prospecti are favourable, and expert* declare that the piuh prepared for the match if I I'l trc I.
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    SPORTING FIXTURES.
    201 15 I'riday. July 11. S.A.K.A. L*ag~Bt: Reserves Div., it»lr.ys vs. S.C.F.A. A." Jalan Eesar Friendly, B.C.C. v-. Johore, Stadium. Saturday. July II on Sports, Polo ground. lk Turf «'luli Summer Meeting. Outrani School Sports, Stadium. Football: liart!i-> i 1 v t.- vt Collet, R.I. i ricket: S |imi for
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    WALLEY BADLY BEATEN.
    1206 15 f Overwhelmed by Mendiola. SPLENDID DISPLAY OF PLUCK. r Is Boy Walley a back-number? Many" people asked themselves that question. 4 when they saw him lose to the hard-.' hitting Joe Mendiola at the Lion City Ringlast night. Though Walley gave one ot the pluckiest displays ever
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    FAMOUS GOLFERS.
    160 15 First Day of UA Open Championship. Inu-rlachen. Florida, July M. The American open golf championship began today. There are 111 entries, including Bobby Jones, the holder, Tolley, Perkins and Hagen. The la I named V considered to offer th< severest opposition to Jones. Eighteen holea were played today,
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      168 17 Today's Crossword Puzzle. (CLUES.) ACROSS. Wasted 84. Skili fr a« JC Withered l>'» s t Dark vici.l pi 10. Faithfal Other I;-";'- f th< f: 29. Strike, lightly IS. Wild aniauU no. 1 1!. Dc-.ertcrs si. Aven i". Trees 32. Reaowned Inseeta ::i. L'ndsnnlne 18. I- prve 36. Uaeoeked tO.
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    TWO PERSONS CLAIM SAME NAME.
    1026 19 lap Land Dispute. ALLEGED CHEATING BY MAN AND WDTE. plicated proposition involving the, man and a iroman, Do she same name and possessory 1 piece of la"d ituated at Baal Mr. 1 \Vil.-<-n. the Criminal District Judge who iterday afterii finding until MonIlyluni. as La
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    MALAYAN STUDENTS.
    201 19 Party to Welcome Visitors To London. A tea-pai y *M hvid l.y the .Malayan Students' Union on June 6 at the Buckinghani Restaurant, London, in honour of in London. The Hon 'n-n Siang. f'.H.E., M.A., LLJI. >.), V.1).. .Mrs. Song Ong Siang, Ui. and Mrs. Tan Soon Bin.
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    CHINESE KILLED BY CAR.
    110 19 Man Charged and Allowed Bail in $2,000. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Koala Lumpur, July 10. ection with the Chans Boad I. Monday nitcht when a Chinas" eked down l>y a motorist who If l;i\i driven 08, a Hokliien, S.>h appeared in the police court tod< on
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    SIAM TALKS TO GERMANY
    57 19 The Kini: and Queen Speak To Berlin. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Bangkok, July 11. The Kins and yueen carried on yesterday evening a wireless telephone conversation with BcrlfM, which was only partly successful owing to the intorferihv of ;itmos|>herii s. The (^ourt leaves for Uua ll
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    GARRISON SPORTS
    600 19 Large Number Of Entries. A successful meeting ought to result from ».*<• large number of entries received for the Garrison Sport's which are to be held tomorrow, on the Singapore Polo Club Ground, Balestier Road, beginning .r 2.30. The number of competitors, which is about 60, includes several
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    BASEBALL.
    54 19 United States League Results. New York, July 10. The following are the results <>i ba.-i-l>;ill games played today: \iit cnal League. Philadelphia tort to Ntw York B—lo. American League. NVv fork l"-t to Philadelphia I—B. Js(^ti>n lost to Washington 2—7.2 7. St. Loaia beat ChU-ago 7—4. Detroit l<»t to
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    ACCIDENT OR SUICIDE.
    110 19 Criminal Poisoning A Rarity. It is reveled in the annual report of the Government Analyst's Department, Straits Settlements, tat the year 1(0, that the 'visoning case-: reported upon invariably were the icsuit of accident or suicide. Criminal proceedings very rarely followed the discovery of poison. But, the
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    " IN THE NEXT ROOM."
    116 19 IN THE NEXT ROOM. Booking for this play to bo produced I.; the S.A.D.C. shortly, is now open. The play is n thriller with n good plot and members of the audiences are asked not to disclose who is the per|>etrator of the evil deeds, so that the interest of
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    41 19 The Wesley Methodist KpipcopaJ Church Sunday School will hold the annual picnic tomorrow at Sajidringha.m," 13\4 milestone Changi Koud. Mrnjiu-rs and their parents who desire transportation axe asked to attend at the church grounds, 4 Fort Conning Road, before 8.30 a.m.
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    KINGSMA WINS FIRST TIME OUT.
    780 19 Fair Attendance at Perak Races. (From Our Own CorvespMuk-nt.) Ipoh, July 11. The fields were Rood and the sport en- ii.-ysiblc- at the races here yesterday. The attendance was fair, and among the spectators was the Sultan of Perak a.-.<l Mr. W. R. EIIpk. the
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    BADMINTON.
    57 19 Th< following will represent the Indian Association at badminton against the lilaokUirn Badminton Party on the I. A. court at 8 p.m. sharp tomorrow. Singles M. I. Fernandez, A. I. Pereira, (i. V. Sanlhou, S. K. Iyer, P. G. Menon and P, K. Menon. Doubles M. I. Fernandez and
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    35 19 The F.M.S. Police sports win be held at the Kuala Lumpur Stadium at 2Mi p.m. on Saturday, when the Acting Commissioner, officers and men of the F.M.S. police will be at home to their friends.
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    S.R.C.'s CLOSE WIN.
    408 19 Spirited Opposition By Johore Eleven. S.K.C. 2: Johore 1. Th? friendly match played on the Padai 1 yestercky afternoon between the Singapore Recreation Club and a Johore toiim. proved an interesting fixture. Th. former did well to win by '2— 1. The s;n:-e is indicative of the-
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    LOCAL CRICKET.
    409 19 Indian Association Week-End Fixtures. The following will rtpraiCßt the Indian Association at cricket against the United EagteMM Recreation Club on the I. A. ground tomorrow A. Abbasbhoy, P. S. F.'.na: I.;:. Wasir Singh, D. K. Samy, Choor Sinph, A. N. Katyal. A. S. human, K. I.all, IVja Singh,
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    TENNIS.
    78 19 L.L.T.C. Tournament. The foUowiag WU9 the results of ties played yesterday in the L.L.T.C tournament Ladies' Open Mlk Mr HtnneU and Mr-, liurhanan kwl Mr Battilhlll and .Mrs. K. Ji. Stevens. I*, -2, 6—2. Mixed Dimilili--. Handirap. Mrs. Donnelly and Burke heat Mrs.. (Juy Bttma and KenneU. 1 9,
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    ST. ANDREWS SCHOOL SPORTS.
    667 19 Exciting Competition For Championships. Amidst eceaes of tl enthusiasm, tke Loyfatt and Richards House* fought i, ut tho championship at the St. Andiw. 's Bduwl pi'i jroaterdky on the Rufilrs Institution ground, and it was nm until the last event <>i" the day 'h relay that
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    BISLEY MEETING
    24 19 Winchester Win Ashburton Shield. London, July 10. Winchester College won the Aahbarton Shield at r.i.-ley today with a score of 171. Reutcr.
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    MYSTERIOUS DEATH IN CANTON.
    710 20 Hank Manager Arrested On Suspicion. Hong Kong. June IK. A ii. y -t<nous (hath has caused a run n Iho Ka Nam Ton;?, a native banking ni in Canton. head office is at Tungshan, a model ■-idential district, and this morning a i,- crowd of ])<>)|p!
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    INTELLIGENT RATS.
    176 20 Leave Oslo in Regiments On Eve of Rat Week." Have rats the power to sense coming danger The question is answered in the affirmative by some authorities in a summing up of the result of a campaign against the rat nuisance in Oslo. The campaign lasted for a
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    EMBARRASSING MOMENTS
    202 20 Bright Screen Comedy At The Capitol. Kmbarrassing Moments,'' which is row being shown at the Capitol is a bright American comedy. Marian Fuller (Meraa Kennedy), returns from high life in New York and finds her provincial fiance Jasper Hick;m (William Austin) rather dull. T i :ip his attentions
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    MIDGET ENTERTAINERS.
    44 20 Lilliputian Troupe at Raffles Today. A Lilliputian troaae consisting oi three men and three women will give a cabaret entertainment at the tea dance at Raffles Hotel today. These tiny people sin.; and dance acceptably, and a novel progi aaua i promised.
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    CHINESE DISCHARGED.
    18 20 (iron t.'wn < irrespomlent.) P. nanir, Jul> The i'" I were f tund i ;!isi hai Tiny
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    3498 22 SMALL DEFICIT. Estimates of Revenue Exceeded. MR. COCHRANE'S TRIIUTE TO SIR 11. CLIFFORD. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, July 7. The Federated Malay states enjoyed on I osperon year, states the Hon. Mr. C.W.H. Cochraae, C.M.G., Chief in Government, F.M.S. in his annual
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