The Straits Times, 12 July 1930

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    39 1 The Straits Times [ESTABLISHED NEARLY A CINTUBT.] V THE LARGEST AND MOST INFLUENTIAL NEWSPAPER IN MALAY\J~ WW 20 PAGES SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JI'LY 12, 1930 fTJICITy) ENTS The Straits Times 20 PAGES SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JULY 12, 1930 PRICE 10 CENT
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      162 1 SINGAPORE: 78. CECIL ST. CPHONE 6181). Ny Carlsberg Beer In nnttlri and an draught. Snlr Importer* EAST ASIATIC CO., LTD. (Inc. in Denmark) SINGAPORE. Condensed Milk of Uniform Quality UNIFORMITY OF QUALITY IS OBTAINED BY UNIFORMITY OF ORIGIN j|ilpiil|p^ ALL 'plmSi "SIPRfiF RRANII" ill 1 IjK' > 1 i 4^.
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      228 1 KUALA LUMPUR: 27, JAVA ST. CPHONE 3683) JAEGER RUGS $10.50 .J/fem $37,50 15.00 M lL 45.00 27.50 jP^j^j^ 55.00 32.50 65.00 We carry an extensive range of Jaeger all-wool traveling rugs in all the newest designs and colourings. The (juality of Jaeger products i-, too well known to need any
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      14 1 Prime Portland "0 X" CEMENT EAST ASIATIC CO., LTD. 1 Inc. in Denmark SINGAPORE.
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      466 2 F. 0., BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINES oratad in England) MAIL \M> I'ASSBNGBR AND CARGO SERVICE. PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL S.N. CO. ICT WITH HIS MAJESTY'S GOVERNMENT, LONDON AND FAR EAST MAIL SERVICE. OUTWARD FROM LONDON FOR CHINA AND JAPAN. Tonnage due Spore. R.UPUTANA 16.000 Jul> II 9,000 July 26 11.199
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      607 2 SHIPPING ANNOUNCEMENTS. (NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA) TO LONDON. Naples, Marseilles, London, Antwerp, Rotterdam and Middlesbrough. Vessels Tonnage Due Sail TERUKUNI MARU 12.000 July 16 17 HAKUSAN MARU 10,500 July 30 31 HARUNA MARU 10,600 Aug. 18 14 t KAMO MARU 8.000 Aug. 13 14 S KATORI MARU 10.000 Sept. 11 12
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      454 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 1 7.865 tons) and the new motor vessel, MALABAR (4,.'12 tonsi. The s.s. MARELLA is one of the largest and finest steamers trading to Australia,
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      640 2 K. P. M. (ROYAL PACKET NAY. CO. OF BATAVIA) (Incorporated in Holland) Under contract with NETHERLANDS INDIAN GOVERNMENT. Telephone No. 5451, with sub-connections to Passage, Freight, Transhipment, Marine Depta. and Manager's Desk. Representative for Singapore and Straits Settlements of the Travellers Official Information Bureau. Hooking Office Royal Dutch Indian Airways.
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      597 2 THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE THE OCEAN STEAMSHIP CO, LIMITED. THE CHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAY. CO., LTD. (Incorporated in England) REGULAR SERVICE TO MARSEILLES, LONDON, AMSTERDAM, ROTTERDAM, ANTWERP, HAMBURG, AND BREMENGENOA, HAVRE, LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOW— BOSTON. NKW YORK AND BALTIMORE. WEEKLY SERVICE-LONDON AND NORTH CONTINENT. LONDON, ROTTERDAM AND HAMBURG. (Route subject
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      493 2 THE SIAM STEAM NAY. CO., LTD. (Incorporated in Siann HANGKOK COASTING BERVICE For Kretay, Trengganu. Kelaqtan, Bangnara, Telupin, Patani, Singora. LaeOß, Biehon, Uandon, Kohsamui. Langsuan, Chumpoi and Bangkok. Arrival Departure SUDDHADIB July 14 July 18 VAI.AYA July 21 .1 MAI.INI July L's July .!(i The ."vteamers nre fitted throughout \vi:li
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      350 3 DUTCH MAILS N.Y. Stoonivaarl Ma:itschap|»ij Ni'derland and N.V. llolU-rdamsche Lloyd MEEKLY MAIL and PASSENGER SERVICE TO („n,.i Amsterdam Southampton Miirs, ill.- Rotterdam hi. nun i:.l- Jaljf ik 11,,,,.: 1 l.i 1 1" S.M.N. July it j ,k 13,000 RX. Aag. 1 K> den S.M.N. Aur. 8 m.v. R.L. Aag. ii
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      1436 3 SHIPPING ANNOUNCEMENTS. THE EAST ASIATIC CO., LIMITED Incnrpori'.Ud i:i Dcnmurk 1 Telephone MM. PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE To CKNOA, LONDON. KOTTEKDAM. HAMBI R(i AND < OI'KNHAGEN. Loan S'jiorc. I'eimni;. I AI.STIIIA July 12 July 14 ■j, AI.SiA Jot) :J0 Aug. 1 lIONIA Aiir. "JO Au(f. 22 m>. I.AI.ANDIA S.pt. sVpt.
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      433 3 OCEANIC AND ORIENTAL NAVIGATION CO., SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. TACOMA ORIENTAL STEAMSHIP CO., TACOMA, WASH. STATES STEAMSHIP CO., PORTLAND. ORE. JOINT SC'HEDI IK. Sailings for United States and (anada Points from Hong Kong. S.m ian ism. Ua it— lln ai'J San Mefßl gjS. COLDEM RIVEI nib noin Hunt.- Kaaf Aun. BJL
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      417 3 JASPER NATIONAL PARK (iiiuuUi's Rocky Mountain playground F.,, bunkl,t. nl \nfm i Mil. L U LAWLBE, (.en.ral A K ent. ll<inK Kon; Itiink hMakaVS, CANADIAN NATIONAL The Largest Rail/toy System in America SIANG LIM PARK LORONG 40. GEYLANG. GABDBN HOUSES TO LET. 4-roomed houses f-i'.O per month. 3-roomed }i(iu:<cs 1f25
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      658 4 SMALL ADVERTISEMENT FORM. To The Advertising Manager. Straits Times. Cecil Stroot. Please insert the following small sdvert i«i>men( for days Ther- *r«j approximately sov»n words to a lina and thora ia a flat rata charge w. 2S cents prr lin« per insertion with A minimum of aM dollar per inscrtiun.
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      532 4 MOTOR VEHICLES CITROEN, r 8 a.p. (10 ANTED .nrgaln. MISCELLANEOUS MARBLES, white Itali.-.n. 1. TcWraph St. STEWARD, GENERAL HOSPITAL, JOHORE BAHRU. fhi appointment has been filled. PRENCB TUITION, by lady taaekat $3 a lesson, coarse l^ |30. Morning i evening $1, iapid method. 182, Straits Time.-. Ih't< H SONS. Prirata
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      753 4 HOUSES, FLATS, ETC. TO LET, No. 87, Meyer Rosd. Entry from June 1. Apply Meyer Brothers. TO LET, 4 and 4- A, Raffles Place. Immediate entry. Apply Meyer Brother*. TO LET, iiuinralow. Sitvons Road, garage, tennis couit. electric light, iraa. Apply l r >J Straits Times. TO LET, vacancies at
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      569 4 OFFICES AND GODOWNS TO LET, 25, Malacca Street, first floor, fmuicdiute entry. Apply 6, D'Almeida Street. TO LET, Offices at 1-A, Raffles Quay, from Aug. 1. For rent and particulars apply to tiuihrie Co., Ltd. GODOWNS NOS. IB AND 16, Trafalgar itieet. Entry Sept. 1, 1930. Apply The -'yclf Carnage
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      581 4 ESTATE TRUST AGENCIES (1927), LIMITED (Incorporated in the Straits Settlement*) (RegiKtered under the Trust Companies Ordinance 192(1). NOTICE is batafcy given th.it the Second Annual General .'.iectinc of the Company will be held at the Registered OlHces of the Company, 1 U, KalHes Chambers, Rallies Place, on Snturdny, July 19,
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      665 4 DtKiS DOGS DOGS As we are eoatlnaally dispatching dogs, for Companions »r Sporting purposei the ii may depend you good value for y.iur money: Fox Terriers. Irish Terriers, Australian Terriers. \iri-rlalr- and Blue Cattle lKnrs i 7— £i:>. Collies, Irish Setters re> hounds, Tointers, I'omeraniaiis and Blue Terriers CM— CM.
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    THE STRAITS TIMES
    508 5 Can be obtained at the following place* in Singapore Money Changer, Adelphi Hotel. Money Changer, Kurope Hotel Money Changer, Raffles Hotel. (Irosvenor Hotel. Kelly Walsh, Ltd., Raffles Tlac*. Federal Rubber Stamp Co. Raffle* Plac* and Tank Roud Station. G. H. Kiat ft Co., Ltd., Collyer Quay. Asiatic
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      431 5 AUCTION SALE <>r valuabt* Slnaapon prupcrtios situate at Road, < Iwn SwM Road, LoronßS 28 and l«, Gcjrlang RaaaV. Karkn Road. A! Mi K.».n S.--HC Co.'s salci Chnlia Sirret on Wi'Hncsday. Jul> lt>. Nt 2..10 p.m. i ValaaUe freehold lan<l and comnoond dwelling houa* kn*wa a* No. 325, i. fronting
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      493 5 RUBBER SEED THE PAMANOEKAN TJIASEM LANDS. SOEBANG, JAVA. (THE ANGLO DUTCH PLANTATIONS OP JAVA, LTD., LONDON 1 offer for sale A. Hevea Seed from the Company* isolated budded Soed Garden* at Wangoenredja Tjikadoe Seed particulars of which will be found in the November 1927 issue of "The Planter." PRICE. 2."i
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      238 5 FOR EVERY <7 \9 f\ COURSE 'J EXCEPT *lj 44 a jfr THE V \&Z<J'i SWtETS ittmVmX DR. CASSELL'S TABLETS Repair \\r:ir and Tear of Nerve and IJody Price la, "il and 4*. The British Malaya Trustee and Executor Co., Ltd. (Ineorporattd in the- Btralta Settlements aiul Registered under The
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      193 5 **«l BOOKS A MANUAL OF PHOTOGRAPHIC TFXBNIUl y. deacribing apparatoa, 'naterial* and the detail* of procedure by L. J. Hibbert 51.50 ALL ABOUT PHOTOGBAPHY. How to nake Rood picturea by P. R. Salmon F.R. PS. $1.50 PHOTOGRAPHIC PRINTING. p.-ofe**ional and commercial by R. R. Rawkioa $2.11 RETOUCHING FINISHING FOR PHOTOGRAPHERS
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      124 5 linl I I I 1 11 VI IT IS BETTER TO BE SURE THAN SORRY. jjm The timely use of a lip Extinguisher will save much avoidable loss. Sole Agnta Tor Ifahya IfEN TJRA I J 1 W(* [ENCiNC^^'iWrkS L'?| ha 1 HNGAPOU IPOH KUALA LUMPUR i "i i— 'i
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      67 5 SUBSCRIPTION RATES. (Payable in Advance.) STRAITS TIMES (Daily) Including Postage. Within Outside Singapore Malaya. Malaya. Without Postage. Monthly f 3.00 f 4.00 I 2.50 Quarterly 8.50 12.00 7.60 yeariy 17.00 24.00 16.00 Yearly 34.00 4800 30.00 STKAIIS BLDGET (Weekly) Including Poatage. Within Outaide Singapore Malaya. Malaya. Without Poctage. Monthly t
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  • FEATURES OF THE WEEK'S NEWS FROM CHINA.
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      A BROKERAGE "WAR" BEGINS.
      838 6 HONG KONG LETTER. Pity China's Journalists. J SHANGHAI AND SWATOW OUTRAGES. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Hong Kong, July i. Amid the jrl >om which ha; settled over i n fell OUt of the dollar thei comic relief. Shopkeepers are revising then price-lists —upward, and thrifty hmsc-k-boy's
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    TEACHERS ON STRIKE.
    412 6 Police Fire on Students Many Wounded. Canton, June 30. Seiii.u-; trouble ha:: arisen in Government educational circl.s in Toishan City as a result of the teachers' salaries not being paid for several months. The teaching staffs of six of the district .-clsoois in Toishan City went on
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    FOREIGN FIRMS.
    66 6 Alarmed by New Nanking Regulation. Shanghai, July 1. i Grave apprehension is felt in foreign' commercial circles as a result of the i Nanking Government 1 new registration clause requiring foreign firms to register, i .'ii default of which the.- will be debarred from bringing suit.; in the
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    THE DUAL DUTIES AT TIENTSIN.
    247 6 Will Kill Trade of Port Say the Merchants. Tientsin, June 27. In a strong protest against N'-.nkin«;'s imposition of dual taxation on (roods sent to the Tientsin Customs, the officials of I the Chines? Chamber of Commerce here yesterday sent telegrams to the National Government,
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    PEKING CUSTOMS.
    41 6 Shansi Authorities to Take Over Shortly. Peking. -July Chinese reports indicate that the Shansi authorities intend to take over the Peking local Customs shortly, bat th- Customs Office, so frr, is continuing to function j normally ;i:u! without interference.
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    NASTY BLOW FOR THE NORTH.
    225 6 U.S. Dept. of Commerce To Leave Peking. Hone Konjc, July 5. Th? United Btates Department of Commerce is < losine down its offive in Peking, and distributing the Americans c mployed there between Shanghai and Tientsin. Th:- Amerfeaa commercial attache, Mr. Jukan Arnold, who has
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    TONG KA WAN.
    107 6 Work on New Free Port To Start This Month. Canton. June In compliance with the request < f Mr. Tanu- Shac-,\i, ihe Prov:nci;>.! Council, ap- d yesterday $30,000 upening for the development of Tong K-i WTan world duty-free port. ..in;: ceremony will be held on July at
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    INFANT BANDITS.
    190 6 Murder Two Children In Szechuan. Shanghai, June News from Tzeliutiing, Ssechuan, ntatcs that at a place les <!i tart, in the low.r section of boys w. re playing robl ioday ard entered the home of ::.i uncle and found a twelve-ycai-oki trill, and r.n eight-year-old boy. keeping house,
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    SHANGHAI PHONES.
    380 6 An Attempted Boycott By Chinese. Shanghai, July l. The Kuoniintariir advocates a general boycott of the telephone services, and urges that the Chinese staff should deelars a strike, inasmuch the sale of the concern to '.he International Ti ar.,l Telegraph Corporation cor I ii fringe ment i t
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    TO CHECK COMMUNISM.
    210 6 Tightening Ip the Passport Regulations. Canton, -i an i lit. An order has been issued Ministry for Portign Affair.; in Nanking to ai! the departments of Foreign Affaire at the Provincial Government to the effect that foreigners travelling in the interior of China, to places not <>|>
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    BANDIT OUTRAGE IN CANTON.
    218 6 P.C. Held Up Rifle Stolen. THRILLING CHASE, HUNT AND FIGHT. Canton, July :i red in thr northern l, last nitrht shortly after el upon a police d robbed him of his n munition. i unstable and him i > direct them to the North them, but
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    HAILSTONES IN CHINA.
    209 6 Men Injured and Crops Destroyed. Hong Kong, July 1. u.ci;.'hinK ri i each, fell in th injuring on-n-an severely ;in! others more or les-; in addition to injuring animals, r.,' the Hinphong district, in a hai Chineae autbori tie*, hrive requested assistance, declaring th.i*. they are facing
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    THE CANTON MINT.
    137 6 To (case Operations This Month. < anton. July M.\ 'an Ki-mo, Commissioner of Finance, has today ordered the Mint to ;-<;i-> ..v .;;i:;,^ before the <nd <>f this us loon as all the silver bullion i:i store lias been used up. The itatcs, mmfflg either things, thai
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      145 6 Today's Crossword Puzzle. •5T j «~'LJ««T nn i\ i I M Wm i 1 I LJ (CLUES.) ACROSS. Imaginm ereaUre SI. Venerated 1. Moral soundness 28, Sledcea 8. M:ilp pnoFc Li. Scottish land owner 10. Reiambling oolite ;r,. Unit of work 11. Lively (Mus.; K. Before 12. Bight 32. Exclamation
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      196 7 tLHAMBRJt I THC THEATRE OF PERFECT SOUND ffl REPRODUCTION ,JHI,.IJL 8 5.15 p.m. TONIGHT 9.1 S p.m. Owinj; to Tremendous Sncciss Sea-son Extended l ntil Sunday. MATINEE TODAY AND TOMORROW AT I P.M. Children Half Price. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAVERS GREAT MUSICAL SUPER .ORB BYRON OF BROADWAY with KMIM.IMi mKY. CUFI E.DWASDB, MABIOM
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      309 7 WM VU iVMW U hi UU UU UU \UU W y U U \,/MU °l 9HHPbHHBbBb»SBEHHBbB9| J ®m Rf *«f Wmm 11 H mL^twfeS hkHUrl^r^^^^b 6.15 Your Popular Rendezvous! 9.15 .MATINEE TODAY at 3.15 and TOMORROW (Sunday). Children Half Price. LAST TWO NIGHTS of Universal's Hilariously Funny Comedy Success. EMBARRASSING
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      279 7 VICTORIA THEATRE FAREWELL PERFORM A ME— ONE NIGHT ONLY WEDNESDAY, JULY 16, AT 9.30 P.M. R. B. Salisbury prest-nt* his Famous Company THE QUARTS in THE MAN FROM TORONTO The (ireat Duke of York's Theatre Success. Booking now open al LITTLE'S S4. 2 and I. BOOKING NOW OPEN Koi tlie
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    KOTA PINANG.
    141 8 SHIPPING NOTES New Kotterdnm Lloyd Cargo Liners. The Rotterdam Lloyd have t;-.ki-n over from the build- h rnotorahip of their Kota class, named Kota Pinanjr, ani constructed by the Netherland Shipbutld inif Co. Amsterdam. Two other tha same da arc ti!l under construction ut Rotterdam and Flushing respectively
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    PASSENGERS.
    197 8 1. mdo 1 D. li. An...!. Miss ..1 G Bradford, M. M. iarlow, iphn ir. \V. Brown, Miss M. Bcvi iran, Mr. ampbell, Mrs. 11. K. Crichton, Mr. A. Dunlop, Mr. Cccl H. Dutbon, Mr. A. Dei U Eames, Mrs. F. J. Fuller. tlr. .1. Geddes. il. Hi Hi
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    CHURCH SERVICES.
    264 8 1. HEDRAL. I 7 cm., II"!. ;> 1 imn. 1..-:.., II M. NAVAL BASE, S XETAI ru'si.. 1 (Oi iai Rd.) md. It. V. I Uairnani- Parndi 1.- ItKTHESDA. Road. Lord'i and Sunday School "1 A. 1 bla ReadGospel MeetLadii Mooting Friday. 5..10 pi Christians. CIIINF.SE GOSPEL HALL,
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    AVOIDING DEATH DITTIES.
    630 8 Treasury and Private Companies. A tun hadowed in The Financial Times of June 6, a second White Paper has been Issued to explain the meaning of to of the Finance Bill, which are to prevent legal avoidance of the death the transfer of asreU to companies. The
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    LONDON METAL MARKET.
    394 8 London, Jm I William .la-:.'. :iP'l I.' i.. in irkct i. lort, i!i''.»'i l Junt; 1 H ih debae't on Wall > thr natural las led ;<> fuither fall in price »l ul resent levels aver] hinc w.l I) of load, to !>uni bed eh pi ■>•
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  • LOCAL STOCK AND SHARE QUOTATIONS.
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      240 8 EXCHANGE. Singapore, July 12. On London, Bank 4 m/s 20 '32 Psmaad 2 I 2:i H Prrratc S m. credit 24', On New York, demand M 1/M Private yo d s On France, Bank T.T. 1429 On India, Bank T.T. 154\ On Hon X Konif, Bank T.T. UM On Sh:M.Khai.
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        MINING.
        505 8 Vai. I'd. Buyers Sellers £1 U A-:i'i Kumbane 23 2."> 0 ."> \yii- Hitam Tin 11 3 12 xd. n a Bang Tin Tin 13 9 15 1 1 liutuiiK l'adung 0.10 0.15 1 1 butu Caves 0.58 Ml l i BaUl Araog 0.40 0.50 li 1". l.urmah Malay
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        GENERAL.
        188 8 Issue Val. J'd. Bjyeri Sellers 2 2 Ales Brick Prefs. 2.16 2.25 J Alex. Brick Ords. 260 2.50 j I I Cycle and Curriagws 040 0.4S nom. K,s. 1U». UutT Development bZ 6 3 i..p Kui.uer 1J 14 I i il fJ. Si.cllirij; Co. 1C.50 IT./Jnom. 1 I Y"^
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        DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
        100 8 jmgapore Cold Storage 7 p.e. i deb. of 1326 red. 1931-36 101 101 at. Singapore Municipal B p.e. of 1&01 red. 1930 $1,878,000 par. 1% fern. in.gapore Municipal t\% pc. of ISO 7 red. 1.47 $1,600,000 06 par Jmcapore Municipal 4Vi p.c. of 1909 red. 1»65 $1,000,u00
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        MALAYAN METEOROLOGICAL SERVICE.
        272 8 Dally Weather Re^ori. Bripht Wind. Station. Temperature Rnin- Sjh- Relative Dircc- Speed. Weather. M.uc. Mm. fall, shine. Humidity tion. N.B. The four columns in the left half of th? table givs the temperature extremes and rainfall for the 24 hours ended at t a.m. today ard yesterday's
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        RUBBER SHARES.
        377 8 Today's Pricei Fras-cr Lyall 4 Co. Evatt K. Sidim ({P Kundonp ($1) Laami i$D M. I'indns 1*1) M. Tckong (*1) Mtntakabs (.20 i N«« geadaii [«S1 Xyalai ($1) I'aji.m isl; i'ant r. 1.1) I'erak Rival if I) l'unggor 1*1) Rauolia (si>) Sttiidycroil U> Bagan S. Tukang ijlj Tambalak
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    BANGRIN TIN DREDGING.
    702 8 Larger Production And Revenue. The tenth ordinary ircncrnl meeting of the Banirrin Tin Dredging Company, Ltd., was held in London en June 1. Mr. William H. P. Stevens (the chairman 1 said that the total revenue from mining operations during the past year MMWtsjd to i"98,ir.1, compared
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    WEEKLY SHARE REPORT.
    140 8 Rose Macphail Penman, Ltd. Singapore, Jui. l-'. London.- Kubber 5-' id.. down \<\. Nooa price 'London Standard 1 Spot I~\ ecntv London. Tin £135 10s.. up t) 7:,. ;id. Mining.- Quiet. Sunirci Ways BJ6-BJSO, Kacaaia i.ni-i.n,;. Kinta Dredge 1-■ >:j- 1 .1 >•;. Malay* Caaeals, 88-83 cents.
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    ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE WEEK.
    168 8 Saturday, July 12. H. W. 12.15 p.m., 8 ft. 3 in., 11.05 p.m., il ft. I 111. Punggor Bubbcr Estates, mectinc, Cattey anil Hateman, noon. Sunday. July IS. II W 11M p.m., 8 ft. 3 in., 11.43 p.m., I ft. I in. Monday. July 1 1.
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    SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE.
    209 8 Today. Java, Sooth-West Bumatra, South-Kii.-t Born .Moluccas and Timor Duly (Van Uloon) r-i". ranee Pan cli 1 ompii gn 1 8.30 p.m. 1 uiau Tekong (Hong Aikj I p.m. Sarawak (Vyner Brooke] 4 p.m. C< jrlon Ermlai d 1 4 p.m. Korth N.-East and N.-Wcst Sumatra N
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    SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD.
    271 8 lay, July 12. Ships slongslde the Wharves or expected to arrive. Entrance East Wharf Van HeuUl East Basin 1 Burma Mam 1 Ui hart l-.il tna 19 I Klang II 3 Mill:. II 3 Deli in 3 Sclangor v I Nieuw Holland 7 Empire I>ock T nhow
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    EXCHANGES.
    74 8 Kvgby, July 11. foreign 1 Xchangei are Am.-terdani 12.(.:>\. Athena J76, Bombay Is. 6 i:t-M'.H.. Berlin SOJBS, Brussels 34J56, Bucharest 118, Rio I 1-16, Buen m Aires I" Copenhagen is. 16, Geneva 25.035, Helsingfors I9SK, Hong Kong Is. Sttd., Lisbon IOSJtt, Madrid 41.76, Milan 92^8, New fork IJM 15-88,
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    VOLUNTEER DRILLS.
    64 8 Programme of drills up to and for week ending July 13 Saturday. July l_\ 3 p.m., Siglap, S.R.K. V Camp; 1 p-m. Bakll Timah Range, "X" (Chinese) Practice CompetitkMi 2 p.m., Farrer Kange, "D" (Buraslan) Co, Classiflcation. Sunday, Jul> 13, Siglap, S.K.K. (V), ("amp ji.n Dukll Timah Range.
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      117 8 EVE SALE. Evening gowns, dresses, hats, bags, golf stockings, underwear. PUTEH TIN DREDGING CO., LTD. Incorporated in ths F. M.S.I NOTK'K in hereby given that th-.- lid Annual General Meeting of Shareholders will be held at the Company's Office No.s. I -:t. Old Mcrkct Square, Kuala Lumpur, on Tuesday, July
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    AROUND THE MARKETS.
    133 9 Tin Regains Its Earlier Loss. RUBBER TOUCHES NEW LOW LEVEL. drum Our financial Cnrn^pomJent.) Sinjrapon Saturday! July 10 a.m. r*rici-s ICii' CMlt* p?r ll>. Tin, I MIT 1 per pirul. I i .V,sl. nir II).. down '*d. \><rU 11 rts. per II)., down Mai 'i !U] lin.
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    " RUBBER.
    44 9 RUBBER. Norman Grieve On The Position. at ->-' of whier to c'o-r he fsc* v,r iid :li(\' 29. l-o-w-year i' i. Thofi of (he rnbbei for th. I of per cc:r. resented taken i ith tht would if pi o.lllCi Th* ling at ii nimonal)
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    BRITISH-SOVIET TRADE.
    77 9 Establishing Office In London. British Industry In the president i. ri.- i I of I!'" od the pi obtaining lh<n the founda■ll !i .-I capital <■'■ t.i be in the ho are t" work the aid of British liven M. Bron, order tip negi onclusion of I to
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      SIALANG RUBBER ESTATES.
      747 9 A Strong Financial Position. The twenty-flrat anaccl ordinary ceneral i L»e S ul ,nr Rubber Estates, Ltd.. m§ held OP Juno (3 in the Council Uoom Lubber Growers' Association (Incor■2. r.nd 4, idol Lane, K.C. Mr Brit Miller, the chcirman of the company, presided. Mr. H. A
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      RUBBER RETURNS.
      31 9 Brunei I'nitcd.— :!6.6oo lb. Tlmah. 12,121 lb. Chanekat Serdang.— 2B,6s4 lb, lb. Indrogiri. 81.394 lb. Lun is. .w.soo lb. Nyalas. .::-XM lb. Y.-.iiah. -:.J,Hi:; lb. Via i'uniluji. -6,304 lb.
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      CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
      64 9 12 o'clock noon, July 12. Buyers Sellers R.S.S. eriual to London Standard Spot 1.-', 18 Standard R.S.S. on Tender July 17% 18 1 Ah 18 18Vi September 18'j ii\ Au X .-Sept. 18% 18% Oct. -Dec. 1»% V)\ Tone of Market tasicr. Latest Cable London
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      THE SIAMESE TIN SYNDICATE.
      1836 9 Increased Profits. UNSATISFACTORY PRICE OF TIN. The twenty-third ordinary general r.:ecting of the members of the Siamese Tin Syndicate, Limited, was held on .lunc 11, at V. House, Old Broad Street, London. E.I Mr. William 11. r. Stevens (oh&irmaa of the company i presided. The secretary
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      TIN RETURNS.
      27 9 Mural Tin.— l 7-1.53 piculs. ]iit:.:n Tin. 105 piculs. Talams Minc3.— 502.10 piculs. Liiißui Tin. 184.80 piculs. Patch Tin.— 43,300 yafds, 500 hours, 238 pk-ulii.
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      RUBBER DUTY.
      33 9 I It is notified in the F.M.S. Government Gazette thyt the price of rubber for assessment of duty for the period July 11 to 17 is 18 H cents per pound.
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      RUSSIAN FUNDS IN NEW YORK.
      351 9 Former Insurance Board Fails to Secure Them. Certain litigation which has been taking piece in the Courts of New York State involves features which are of international \t the time of the Russian revolution in 11)17. a number of Russian insuraace es had deposits with
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      SINGAPORE MARKETS.
      285 9 Official List of Approximate Prices. the prices, cents per ally where not otherwise stated, prevailing at the Eingipore markets on July 11. IS furnirheu by the Food and Market Meat. Beef steak i round I 50 per catty. or cjrry 45. pork, lean 68. pork leaa and f:.t
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      COPRA MARKET.
      30 9 Mid Co. report: The n fairly steady ■i slight '!i dine on balance \o hipi.it nl- Kore reported. Closing quota lons wore as follows: Sundriod, $7.sr, Mixed, :?7.;i1.
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    BANGRIN TIN CO., LIMITED.
    814 9 Dredging Operations And Results. Tho tenth ordinary i" neral i!i?etinfr »f la Tin lire .i.-vi.. Ed, was held on June II ;it V House, Old Broad Btri S.C. Mr. William 11. P. HfTMii (tho of the company > presided. The (Mr. Caarlea A. Underwood, the notice-
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    The Straits Times SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JULY 12,1930. A BRITISH ARCTIC AIR ROUTE.
    841 10 The Straits Times SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JULY 12,1930. A BRITISH ARCTIC AIR ROUTE. h >.\ c <■ i accu -aimed to studying maps of the world on Mereator's projection not normally occur to the average man or woman that the sboiteat trsnt-Atlanti: air rout* lies ever the fro! ii wastei of
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    BRITAIN'S LENDING POLICY.
    1365 10 Huge Losses on Foreign Loans. By Arthur Michael Samuel. M.I'.. former Financial Secretary to the British Treasury. Wo all agree I Wat. new money lent tn oversee* buriwn can leave us, sooner c-r later, only by Um < xport of goods, serviio or gold. It is. however,
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
    493 10 Mi. S. A. 11. Shirasee, of Singapore, has eft for Rangoon on a visit. Mr. J. Duguiii has been appointed to act Controller, Posts and Telegraphs. £ingai Mr. I. I. M. (".onion has been appointed ,■1 act temporarily as Secretary for Postal Iffairs, S.S. and I-.M.S. The
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    NOTES OF THE DAY.
    747 10 THE GROWING LIST. Application for free advertismg ipai ran men who have lost their employment as direct rmnrqnmcF '>f the lump in rubber and tin are icachiiiK the Hie of the Straits Thnet with depre.-s-:ijr mwhllllj The announcement* [■ublUbed on another paite under tin[leading Victims nf
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  • RENEWED DISORDER IN BOMBAY— HUNDREDS INJURED.
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      CONGRESS RIOTS IN BOMBAY
      142 11 Attempt to Hold Nationalist Demonstration. POLICE ACTION. Three Hundred Injured In Lathi Charges. Bombay, July 11. Many i i\ il Jllohodt*nfri volunteers were injured ai the result of a lathi charge by police. Disorders followed attempts to hold Nationalist demonstrations on the maidan in spite of
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    EARTHQUAKE IN ASSAM.
    358 11 EARTHQUAKE IN ASSAM. Frequent Shocks Cause Severe Damage. BUILDINGS COLLAPSE. Population* Living Oui Of Doors. (From Our Own I ily 1 1 I'anii e\i>:- ir here since the ci h nt-curred in the early hour* of Thui then- hay* I ihubri and In K. Mills' i ■ar 1 i'i'u decla
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    SHANTUNG OFFENSIVE CONTINUES.
    456 11 Communist Threat To Swatow. Shanghai, July 11. KationalM Governmesrt messages state that the Shansl troops now holding Tsinan are betas hemmed in from three sides." (ieneral Ho Yao-tsu. the field-comman-der of the Government forces on the Tientsin-Pnkow Railway frost, has advancrd beyond Chuehfu and has occupied and
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    AN EMERGENCY MEASURE
    286 11 Explanatory Statement Issued By Viceroy. Simla, July 2. Th* Viceroy, in a communique, dealing ivith the promulgation of the Unauthorised \-Slieet- snd Newspapers Ordinance. :|».10, (Ordinance No. 7 of 1980). says that isue of the Press Ordinance, or- tempts have Keen made to defeat ts j> oy:r:cna
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    POSITION OF JEWS IN PALESTINE
    434 11 M Lord Passfield's Sti^ement PROTESTS BASEV ON MISUNDERSTAN IdNG. RugbQuly 11. An important statement i ?n Jewish iumigrat:iiii in Palestine Wl Sl made by Lord Passiield, the Secretar for the Colonies, to a deputation froat the Board of Deputies of British jews, is the Sff
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    H. E. THE GOVORNOR.
    181 11 H. E. THE GOV ORNOR. Arrangements fo» Visit I To Java., J a i" The following official <om jni<|U« has bata issued His Xx ellency the Goverj >r has accepted an invitation courteoiy y extended u> him by the Governor-Gi ral of the Netherlands Ka.-: Indies to it Batavia. He
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    30 PER CENT. AX.
    234 11 American Films to ,jffer In Australia. Canberi s June 10. As a re.-:i:!t of invastigat s s into the lilm industry the Governmcn Inas decided to impose a tax of -'{tl per cell lt «n all gross earnings of American films it by draft :rom Australia
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    U.S. SENATE AND NAVAL TREATY.
    316 11 Lively Opposition. CALL FOR "SECRET" DOCUMENTS. Washington, July 11. There has been an interminable debate in the Senate, in which the opponents of ratification of the Naval Treaty did their utmost to compel the administration to publish the so-called "secret" documents connected with the Treaty.
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    GEN. VON BERNHARDI.
    223 11 Well-known German Writer's Death. Berlin. July 11. The death has occurred of General Fi iedrich von Bernhardi. the author of "Germany; and the Next War." Keuter. General von Bernhardi was born in St. Pfiersbarg in 1549. the son of the diplomat, Tbeodor von Bernhardi (1802-1*87), and he
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    RESTRICTION.
    56 11 Dutch Official Attitude Still Doubtful. Amsterdam, July 11. Keplx-in? to :i question in committee regarding the intentions (if the Govemmint regarding rubber restriction in the Dutth Kast Indies, the Minister for the Colonies said the Government wa? 8-iving very close attention to all the information received. It had not
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    FORTY-FOUR-HOUR WEEK.
    39 11 Trade Union Congress Project. Stockholm, July 11. At the closing session of the International Trades l nion Congress a programme providing for a 44-hour week was lni<l down as a step to still further reduction. Reutc r.
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    NOT WILLING TO FIGHT.
    85 11 English Girl's Application For U.S. Citizenship. New York, July 1. Miss Marie Avaril Bland, the daughter r.l an English parson applied in April Cm I'nited States citizenship. She is a pacifist, and declared that she would not take up arms in defence of her dopti'd country,
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    WONDERFUL BATTING BY BRADMAN.
    131 11 Australia's Good Start In Third Test. The Australian batting prodigy. Dbb G. Bradman, added another record to his already long list yesterday when ptaymg in the third Test match at Leeds, by scoring liO9 not out in the tourists' first innings. He obtained his runs in
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    BRITISH AEROPLANES.
    102 11 Six Ordered by Belgian Government. Rugby, July 11. Six British air liners of the latest type have been ordered by the Belgian Government for air lines irt the Congo. These machines, which are known as the Westland Wi ssex, are triple-engined monoplanes driven by three Genet-Major Bgtnes, giviag
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    ROYAL ENGAGEMENT.
    279 11 Princess Juliana to Wedi Swedish Prince. H H Baa, J.ily 11. i Princess Juliana Louise Kmmu Marie j Wilhtlnuna, only daughter of Queen Wilhelmina, atul heir to the th-.-one of the I Netherlands, hai become be rothed toj Prince Sienrard, th.- ■.■ond ton of the] Crown Prince i
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    FLIGHT TO AUSTRALIA.
    81 11 Kingsford Smith to Make Solo j Attempt. Rugby, July 11. It is upwind Lm Angeles that Wing Conuaaader Kmg.Uord Sn-.ith. who recently flew anon the Atlantic in aO'.i hour-. is pin im ing --in F.ngh:m! to Australia so!.. fight in :> li^'ht machine. His mate will be
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    SHEFFIELD STEEL.
    76 11 Master Cutler's Mission To South America. Rugby, July 11. Mr. A. K. Wilson, who this year hold.- 1 the historic post of Master Cutler of Sheffield, is proceeding nex: BMBth i>n :i throe months tear of South America. !!<■ v, ill visit Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Peru and Uruguay,
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    HEAT WAVE IN U.S.A.
    39 11 Considered the Worst ror Ten Years. Chicago, July 11. The worst heat wave for ten years has descended on the central state-. The daily average temperature is over 100 degrees. Forty deaths have occurred— .Reuter.
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    SHAMROCK V.
    73 11 To Leave for America Next Week. Ragby, .July 11. j Sir Thf.mar. Lipton'f Shamrot k V. the British challenger for the America'- < 'up. will leave for America ai the end of next week. She ii at present at Gospott under--i.:nv_ the modifleatlona necessary before a racmg ya:ht
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    "INOPPORTUNE."
    66 11 INOPPORTUNE." Suggested Move of Legations From Peking. Peking, July 11. TK 1 director of Foreign Affairs for the Northerner* declared that the Kunifestior i iad- by the London Times that the le;,'tt tions should move t'i<>m Peking conld noi have been made :it a more inofinortunv moment. It would convey
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    GUARD ON LEGATION.
    98 11 Threat to Tar and Feather Soviet Officials. Hdsiagfon, July 11. Strong police detachments have beun stationed outside the Russian Legation here, following rumours that the anti-Kecf peasants are planning a raid on the Lega tion to tar and feather the entire start. who have received threatening iettatl
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    PENSIONS FOR WIDOWS.
    52 11 New British Scheme Now In Operation. London, Julj' Thi new pensions of ten shillings i week far widows over the a^e of 90 came int') fores today. Queuia "i smiling women waimd at the local Post OfSco before the opaaiai hour. It is estimated that the beneliciarie"
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      25 11 BANK RATE REDUCED. Atlanta, Georg* c July 11. The Atlanta Federal Resjift-e Bank is reducing the rediscount ra.|»i fr.mi foul to per cent. Keuter. "a
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    BANKRUPT'S TASTE FOR CHAMPAGNE.
    1343 12 To Keep Up My Health." LATE HOTEL MANAGER EXAMINED. Mr. (i OTge Fernando, at one time manager of the Adeiphi Hotel, and arrested in Ceylon on a warrant issued from Singapore for remaining away from this < ithout permission while bankrupt, was examined before Mr. Jnatii
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    "DESPICABLE METHODS."
    115 12 DESPICABLE METHODS." Counsel and Manufacturing Evidence." (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penan*, July !2. When a Tamil was lined here today for selling toddy without a license, conn sel for the defend- referred to the comfamous English judges on despicable methods of manufacturing eviden ed that the police sent .i the
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    CHINESE AND SOVIET.
    80 12 Sha lghai, July 11. Tlm Sino- Soviet conversations are progresaing and it is repotted tfaat the r?spective \.i an bi ing gradually brought closer togther. Sin Kuo Mm. This preeumably refers to the Sinonce at Moscow, concerning which nothing has been heard for weeks. A; ttrst it
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    JAPAN'S TRADE
    52 12 Tokio, July 11. Trade I etui M for the first ten days of tlii; month show totals Y.!2,388,000 and Y35,388,000 for imports and exports respectively, the favourable balance being V 2,9&3,000. The exciss of exports is mainly due to reduction in the raw cotton import which amounted to
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    DEBTOR'S COUNTKR CLAIM.
    454 12 Interesting Law Point In Bankruptcy Petition. The question as to whether the allegation ihat a debtor has a counter-claim should be considered as ground f ov adjourning an adjudication order, waa raised before Mr. Justice Stevens yesteraay. The debtor was Mr. L. Fau'kner Willis, and the creditor
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    NO FOOD FOR DAYS.
    156 12 Chinese Out-of-Work Collapses At the Protectorate. Hope and despair were well illustrated on different sides of the Chinese. Protectorate this morning. In the room where the immigrants arc received there were nearly two hundred anxiously awaiting examination. They are mostly healthy looking women anil girls. On
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    CLERKS IN TROUBLE.
    221 12 Falsification Charges At Assizes. Evidence was led ai. the Singapore Assizes before Mr. Justice Cobbett yesterday on charges of falsification of accounts sgainat two Indian clerks employed by Kramroz and Co. nar.ied A. .'.I. Kumarasamy und V. Suppir.h. Mr. Cluude da Silva appeared by fiat for the
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    EUROPEAN ACQUITTED.
    38 12 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, July 12. An elderly European, who was charged with rash driving, was acquitted and discharged here today, it beinjr announced that the Crown had decided to withdraw j the case. J
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    SINGAPORE'S HOUSING PROBLEM.
    677 12 1 Mr. W. H. Collyer's Lecture WORK OF IMPROVEMENT TRUST. An interesting lecture on the work of the Singapore Improvement Trust was given by Mr. W. H. Collyer at a tiffin meeting of the recently formed Rotary 1 Club hiiuapore, which was held at Rafties Hotel yesterday.
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    MALACCA ROTARY.
    111 12 Sixty People Attend The inaugural Meeting. Sixty people, representing many, races, Mended the inaugural "meeting of the Malacca rotary club, held at the Malacca Club on July 8. Mr. J. W. Davidson, the Commissioner, was in the chair. Officers elected were 'Vesliler.t Mr. I>. A. E. Bell J.P.,
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    APPEAL COURT.
    100 12 ln the summons in which the defendant in the suit Muttucumaru versus Alkaff and Co. asked the Supreme Court to vary the cetificate of the Registrar, the Chief Justice (Sir William Murison) delivered judgment this morning and referred to the general principle involved. His Lordship said he followed
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    SENTENCE CONFIRMED
    231 12 Men Who Imported Arms And Ammunition. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, July 11. Three Chinoso, sailors from the Glen liner, Glenamoy, appeared before the Hon. Mr. Justice P. A. Farrer-Manby, in the Supreme Court, today, to appeal against their sentences of 18 months' rigorous imprisonment, and twelve
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    EUROPEAN UNEMPLOYED
    191 12 K.L. Organisations to Work Together. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuula Lumpur, July 11. Representative? of local pranrhci the Ex-Services Association, the Rotary Club, St. George's Society, St. Andrew's Society and St. Andrew's Church attended last night an informal meeting convened by Toe II for the purpose of examining
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    VICTORIA THEATRE.
    70 12 The R. B. Salisbury Company, which joyed successful season in Singapore recently, are to make a farewell appearance at the Victoria Theatre on Wednesday evening. The piece presented will be "The Man from Toronto."' This will be the company. final appearance in Singapore. !t Wtl previously announced that
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    VICTIMS OF THE SLUMP.
    321 12 Can You Help These Men In accordance with the offer made in the Notes of the Day column on Tuesday we give publicity to the following appeals for work from men who are unemployed as a direct result of the slump. The Editor will be pleased
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    62 12 A new session of the Straits Chines" Reading Club, a branch of the Chinese Christian Association, will commence on .Monday. 14th inst., in the Tomlin Orchard Road, at 8 p.m. Straityoung men, who are willing lo attend thiweekly meetings, will be cordially welcomed for enrolment. The leaders are th Key.
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      BRADMAN'S AMAZING FEAT.
      1067 13 Scores 309 Out of 458. PHENOMENAL BATTING IN THIRD TEST. Don Bradman, the boy hatting marvel," had another record smashing innings yesterday whea he scored :JO9 out of Australia's total <.f l">* (for three wickets) in the third Test match at I.eed s yesterday, and wai undefeated
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      INTER-CLUB TENNIS.
      86 13 Selangor Club and S.C.R.C. To Meet. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, July 11. A lawn tennis match between the Selangor Cub and the Selangor Chinese Recreation Club will be played on the g on Monday and Tuesday. Doubles will be played on Monday and the s.nples on
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      INTER-COLLEGE CUP.
      155 13 Raffles and Medical College Meet at Football. The annual ir.ter-colleee soccer game between the Raffles CoIU-kc and Medical College will be played today at ."> p.m. ■m the Raffles College ground. Bukit Timah Road. Presentation of both football and cricket trophies will take place at the conclusion of
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      LOCAL CRICKET.
      61 13 S.C.C. Eleven to Meet Raffles Institution. The following will represent the S.C'.C. at cricket against Raffles Institution on the latter's ground today at 2 p.m. K. EL Atkinson, R. A. Cessford, E. R. Kvans, \V. H. Follenfant, J. \V. Jatkson. R. Jarvis, H. H. Johnson, J. E. Jeans.
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      PERAK RACES.
      50 13 Scratching^ for Today's Events. 1.—Shireen, Roaming, Blarney Stone and Silent Meg. .">.—Mauresque, 1-azy Bee. Self Esteem, Gorilla, Apple Royal and Round Table. 4.—Sellam, Maisons Lafitte and Hatchet 1-ane. 5.—Cafe Royal, Monarch, Portaferry. Tinakill and Prince Eumalt. C, .lj,iil.,r Mtea Auatralia, Oresk, Silvei Red -nd Boyr.s Witter. y.—Me Too.
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      LOCAL GOLF.
      254 13 Mixed Foursomes at Bukit Timah. The July Mixed Foursomes competition was played at the Singapore Golf Club yesterday afternoon, and resuked in a tic m Mr. M. M. Patorson and Mrs. Bain and Dr. and Mrs. Lowson. Fifty-four cards were taken out ami the following were returned': Mr.
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      MALAYAN TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS. Entry Lists for All Events.
      642 13 MALAYAN TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS. Entry Lists for All Events. Th. full list of entries for the Malayan Lawn Tennis Championships which open on the Singapore Cricket Club courts on July 26, is given below. They include several of the leading players from IndoChina. Mm s Singles. H. Scully, Van Chim, Van
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      RIFLE SHOOTING.
      25 13 Indian Team Beats Oxford At Bisley. London, June 29. At Bisley yesterday the Indian "B" team heat Oxford University by 1,073 to 1.016.
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      SCRAPPY GAME AT STADIUM.
      530 13 S.C.C. Beat Johore by Odd Goal. S.C.C. 2 Johore XI 1 Had the-Johore eleven only taken their j chances when they met the S.C.C. in a friendly match at the Anson Road Stadium yesterday they would have won by a comfortable margin. The S.C.C. side included
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      SOUTH CHINA TOURISTS.
      129 13 Teams for Sunday's Match At Kuala Lumpur. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Koala Lumpur, July 11. The folli.wir.g have been selected to represent Selangor Chinese against South China en the Stadium grounds on Sunday at 4.4.5 p.m. Selangor: Th'n Chan (S.C.R.C)Ch as Nan. (S.C.R.C.). and Thean Fan (K.
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      JONES IN FORM. Progress of U.S. Golf Championship.
      156 13 JONES IN FORM. Progress of U.S. Golf Championship. Interlachen, Florida, July 11. Play in the American open golf chnmj pionship was continued today in terrific I heat. The thermometer in the pavilion read 101. Gene Sarazen had an argument with the referee at the ninth hole as to whether he
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      SOCCER SENSATION.
      84 13 Huddersfield Town to Be Suspended London, June 28. That Huddersfield Town be suspended from July 15 unless in the meantime the Club pay the amount ordered by the Council was the recommendation of the Pittance and General Purposes Committee at the Football Association meeting today. The decision is
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      BASEBALL.
      39 13 United States League Results. New York. July 11. Today's baseball results were as follows:— National League. Philadelphia lost to Cincinnati 3—5.3—5. Ptttsborg beat St. Louis G—3. American League. St. Tennis lost to Chicago 3—5.3—5. Detroit beat Cleveland 11—1.—Reuter.
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      DAVIS CUP.
      50 13 Play in European Zone Final. Genoa, July 11. Thr European zone final in the Davis Cup competition is being played in Genoa between Italy and Japan. In the first singles matches Destefani (Italy) beat Ohta, 6—3, 6—4, 6—4, 6—4, and Harada (Japan) beat de Morpur?jo, 6—l,6—I, 6—3, 7—s.—Reuter.
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      DISCIPLINARY BOARD.
      112 13 European Footballer Suspended Until 1931. At a meeting of the S.A.F.A. Disciplinary Board held on Wednesday, it was decided to suspend Prescott, of the Warders Football Club, members of the Second Division, for the rest of the pear. Prescott has also played for the S.C.C. The incidents which
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      SPORTING FIXTURES.
      216 13 Saturday, July 12. GarrisM Sports, Polo ground. Feral; Turf Club Summer Meeting. Outran School Sport?, Stadium. Football: Rafltoi Collegi vs. Mcdici-I Collet.-'. BJ. Cricket: Singapore trial pamo for Colony vs. X.M.S. match I.A. vs. I'nited lasinetn R.('.. 1.A.; R.I. vs. S.C.C, R.I. S.nday, July 1.1. SAC. ompi titions.
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      619 13 Test Team Candidate? GLOUCESTERSHIRE LOSE TO SUSSEX. Only two of the seven county games down for decision ended in a definite result. Sussex did exceptionally well to beat Gloucestershire, and Yorkshire, without Sutcliffe and Leyland. easily accounted for Somersetshire. All the other five matches
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    281 15 Three Satisfying Dishes. A BEAI'TY diet ought not to mean Itarv- ation menus. Here are somi us fti! variations of vegetarian d-;hes for women to whom a regime of no meat, or meat once a, day, seems to preclude all nourishment and into.-e.--t from meals. Stuffed
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    97 15 J I >|*ME hegummg of good rooting. t and the beginniag of good J Stft^«^^thVf!22: mental homilit) that it reqnlrex treat intelligence to succeed in either field. t ETVBKY Bnglialiwaaaaa mom* J -C^ into the v.orld thinking that I saw kam hsw to ratal a cabbage and remains
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    92 15 J A N eldorly single t f* wom::n who ad- SS^aSSTS VZxrl T\lbT I J < lubs n j la^d""1 a^ d"" JETS' I talKe <>•» the J startling -ugßestion I t that all married I i«cn should have t another «..man l>e- i
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    716 15 HOSTESSES OF OTHER DAYS. \yE give below the fifth of the .-cries of articles hy Selamat on the Habsya of bjrgaM days. AMONG the ladies who entertained a deal were Mrs. Butkinshaw (Mount j Elizabeth), Mrs. Sugden (N idpath). Mrs. Donaldson (Orange Grove), Mrs. Stringer (One
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    112 15 IX X TOKIAN times a profusion of expensive ornaments, such as the women who ran afford them wear now. ■vould have been considered vulgarly oscntatious. But, in those day*, according to a famous Bond Street jr-v.eller, diamonds >n< mm fashion'?; favourites were cut so that their surface
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    MATCHING COAT.
    40 15 MATCH I NG COAT. A slee eless frock in printed crepe de Chi ne with a matching coat is very v ;eful. for it can !>■.■ worn for dinner- without the roat. an I with it for i rdinary afternoon function-..
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    THE NECESSARY RABBIT.
    105 15 A S ma iy cats as foxes die every yeai to gi re their coats for the adornment rtt womei according to statistics compiled at the ntcrrational Fur Pair held in Leipzig l vently. Rabbit arc the moat important furbearing Bunals, as over 200,000,000 rab bit skin
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    Weeping Often Builds Beauty.
    253 15 Weeping Often Builds Beauty. wow i w man tsan beacuKe It "not done 1 <-ry. And many lives and wrinkle might be avoided by 1 ttinaj ofl thoas emotions which lie dammed i? ■■< the result of life. In most cases teen are th be I outle In spile of
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    1855 17 Drifting in River. > LIVES IMPERILLED TO BUILD BRIDGE. (Prom Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala I.umpur, July 12. How a big Steel caisson, weighing 100 adrift from its moorings twice and was carried oown the KJang River, imp.. rilling the lives of those on board v.ho i
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    CORRESPONDENCE.
    66 17 [The Straits Times is not responsible for the opinions of its correspondents. Correspondents should bear in mind that letters unit be short and to the point. Long epistle* are liable to be rejected or cut down. Correspondents must enclose their names and addresses, not necessarily for publication but as
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    289 17 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir. There is a difference oi opinion 8S to the method of dealing with the present difficulties in regard to rubber. With a world stock of -150,000 tons being added to continually, there is nothing to prevent prices going to sd.
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    346 17 Improved Appearance Of Highways. According to the 6th annual report of the Building Surveyor's Department. Singapore, the increase in the number of buildings erected was 1 !0. This hieraaae was mainly &ir io shophouses and barrack houses which accounted for L'-l.'{ and UM respectively of the mii reased
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    130 17 Alleged Robber Escapes From Police Station. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala I.umpar, July 11. A daring dash for liberty was made from the police iuit compound this morning by an alleged Chinese Kang lobber. Four Chinese had appeared in the court in connection with a gan>r robbery
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    74 17 Surrender of Proclaimed Offender. Calcutta, June 30. Ananta Singh, a proclaimed offender, t lleged to have been one of the ringleaders in the Chittagong armoury raid, has surrendered to the Calcutta police. He made a statement to the effect that the persons previously arrested in connection with the
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    184 17 INDIANS IN SHANGHAI. Strict Precautions at Trial Of Agitators. Shanghai, July 1. The strictest precautions were taken at the British Consulate this morning in order to prevent a demonstration during the trial in the Police Court of two Indians charged with inciting Sikhs to burn the Consulate during the recent
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    925 17 "Sepia Officinalis." CHANGE OF CONTROL ADVOCATED. Continuing the Singapor Harbour Board controversy, Mr. w. H. Sheiford, writing in the June number ot British .Malaya, says I was reading recently r. description of the Sepia Officinalis, better known as the common cuttlefish, and encountered liicM 1 word"
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    26 17 The usual V.M.C.A. service will be held tomorrow evening X p.m. Trie Rev. .1. V. Westlake -will speak, and Mi:. .1. McNeish will be the soloisl.
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    58 17 An appeal by an Indian named Saju Ram from a sentence of six weeks rigorous imprisonment passed on him by the Second Police Magistrate I.Mr. I. S. WiUUams) on a i hartja of cruelty to a buffalo cow we. withdrawn by appellant's eour.sel (Mr. c. p. Wilson) before the Chief
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      504 19 i" t*^ Assets exceed $11,000,000. Assurance in force over $38,000,000. The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in the Straits Settlement!.) HEAD OFFICE Winchestec House, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE 27, Old Jewry, E.C. Xh. Company has £20,000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England and complies with the British Life
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      429 20 Warrant Officer of f^lgL^ hl:h:Indian Army Saved Jaf "^^T From Operation /rql^VrXv M IVI l£sfe.\, Enßland, who served Srf^M Wmk i\ twenty-one \earsin lndiaaiul Bp^B^v aJS potamia and was a F;irrier Q.M.S. fmCvnk Mfc i^Bh in the Indian Army, says: <VzsmkJ^^^^r/\ "The piles started v hen I was on |'V^\
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