The Straits Times, 21 July 1930

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    37 1 The Straits Times [ESTABUSIIKn NEARLY A CENTURY.] THE LARGEST AISD MOST WFLVENTIAL NEWSPAPER lIS 20 PAGES SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JULY 21. 1930. PRICE 10 CENTS The Straits Times 20 PAGES SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JULY 21, 1930. PRICE 10 CENTS
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      150 1 Singapore: ts. cccil st. cphonc aisn. Ny Carlsberg j Beer In bottles and on 1 draught. S Sole Importers I I EAST ASIATIC CO, LTD. j (Inc. in Denmark) I SINGAPORE. > Health in the Tropics The advantages of an absolutely pure and delicious milk which can be osed in
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      137 1 KUALA LUMPUR 27, JAVA ST. (PHONE 3683). ■-i_ r -i_i-ij X) -rv-< w )(-> »>-» <-.?-■■■*■ Prime Portland "0 K" CEMENT EAST ASIATIC CO., LTD. I 1 line, in Penmirk) SINGAPORE. Ties For Gentlemen NEW DESIGNS IN CELANESE TIES. *&B^>. Smart fancy and plain styles. f f>^^J[ FOULARD FANCY DESIGNS.
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      570 2 P. 0., BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINES < Incorporated in England) 11 ATI. AND PASSENGER AND CARGO SEI'.VICK. PFNTNRl'T.AR AND ORIENTAL S.N. CO. UND T WITH HIS MAJESTY'S LONDON AND FAR EAST U ML SERVICE. \n > I "I'M LONDON FOR CHINA AND JAPAN. Tonnage due S'pore. BORDA ll,19» July
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      670 2 SHIPPING ANNOUNCEMENTS. (NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA) TO LONDON. Naples, Marscille.i, Loadoa, Antwerp, RottordW and Middliv.briugh. VeSM'ls Tonnnge Due Sni HAKUSAN MARU 10,."i00 July 30 X II MtlNA MARU lOjSOO Auk. 13 1 KAMI) MAHU 8,000 Auk. 13 S KATORI MARU 10,000 Sept. 11 1! KASHIMA MARU 10,000 Sept. 25 2< •jASUKUNI
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      442 2 BURNS PHILP LINE (Incorporated in England) k BRISBANE, SYDNEY AND MELNE, VIA JAVA, DARWIN AND THURSDAY ISLAND. ir monthly sailing* by the wellknown steamer MARKLLA (7,865 tons) and he new motor vessel, MALABAR (4,512 oni). The s.s. MARELLA is one of the arircst and finest steamers trading to Australia, cabins
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      696 2 a. r. M. (ROYAL PACKET NAV. CO. OF BATAVIA) (Incorporated in Holland) Under contract with NETHERLANDS INDIAN GOVERNMENT. Telephone No. 5451, with sub-connections to Passage, Freight, Transhipment, Marine Depts. and Manager's Desk. Representative for Singapore and Straits Settlements of the Travellers Official Information Bureau. Booking Office Royal Dutch Indian Airways.
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      634 2 fE BLUE FUNNEL LINE THE OCEAN STEAMSHIP CO, LIMITED. TH« CHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAV. CO, LTD. (Incorporated in Encland) REGULAR SERVICE TO MARSEILLES, LONDON, AMSTEBDAM, ROTTERDAM, ANTWERP, HAMBURG, AND BREMENGENOA, HAVRE. LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOW— BOSTON, NEW YORK AND BALTIMORE. WEEKLY SERVICE— LONDON AND NORTH CONTINENT. \T)Or7, ROTTERDAM AND HAMBURG. (Rout*
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      542 2 THE SIAM STEAM NAY. CO., LTD. (Incorporated in Siam) BANGKOK COASTING SERVICE For Kretay, Trengganu, Kelantan, Bangnarn, Telupin, Patani, Singora, Lncon, Sichon, Iiandon. Kohsamui, Langsuan, Chumpou and Bangkok. Arrival Departura VALAYA In port July h -V MINI July 28 July 3D SUDDHADIB Aug. 4 Aug. C The steamers are fitted
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      440 3 DUTCH MAILS N.V. Sloomvaart Maatschapi'ij Ncderland and N.V. Rotterdamsche Moyd WEEKLY MAIL and PASSENGER SERVICE TO n...i Amaterdam Southampton Maiarillea Rotterdam Tonnage m.r. PC. Hoafl 1 1 '<> < 8MX. -luly 2.', m.v. Sil«si:ik 13.000 RJ» Aug. 1 v. Ron. D. N,-.!.-.!.ip.i.-m S.M.N Aur. R m.v. Indnwoera I2.CO0 R.L. Au*.
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      1515 3 SHIPPING ANNOUNCEMENTS. DOLLAR STEAMSHIP LINE ctnd AMERICAN MAIL LINE ROUND-THE-WORLD SERVICE From SINGAPORE and PBNAJffl vim CO1.OMIH). BUEZ, I'ORT SAID, ALEXANDRIA. NAPLE8, CENOA and MAR8EILLE8 to NKW YORK and BOSTON. Arrive Leave Leave S'pore S>ore I'enane PBES. WILSON hi port July 21 July 26 PRE8. VAN HL'KKN A hit. 4
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      482 3 OCEANIC AND ORIENTAL NAVIGATION CO., SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. TACOMA ORIENTAL STEAMSHIP CO., TACOMA, WASH. STATES STEAMSHIP CO., PORTLAND, ORE. JOINT SCHEDll.K. Sailings for United States :m;iI Canada Points from Hong Konjj. Sail Franciitro and Laa \n;i!<« S.S. G0UNEM RIVER soils from Hons Konu Auij. 1 j S.S. GOLDEN SUN s»il--
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      404 3 JASPER NATIONAL PARK Canada's Rocky Mountain playground For booklet* «r I information, nrilr, phone or call. L L LAWLBR, (lenrral Azent. llnne Konjt I tank Clwhrri, CANADIAN NATIONAL The Largest Railway Splem in America S1ANG LIM PARK LOKONG 10. 6EYLAN6. GARDEN HOUSES TO LET. 4-roomed houses |30 per month. S-roomed
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  • DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES
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      301 4 SMALL. ADVERTISEMENT FORM. T' Th.- A.lv.rt.. i.-s Managet. Straits Tinea, Street the reHowiac small t^r rtisfinpnt for day» re are approximately (even words to a lino an.l thcrn n h Sal rate ch»rg« vi intS per lir.«! p"r injertian with A mnimum of ore dollar per insertion. The crMitinnal fee
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      315 4 4 4-*» 1 »♦»>«♦♦♦ MISCELLANEOUS iV THK NIT. i !r Vi.. RIENDS I overseas, have Budget posted to then every poktage, ijii.jf! within rerniitances, sho-^li! I to tbj V.»'i»gsr, ■=ir<.it» Rjdsctt. Sinlu^ore. THRILLERS I E India- Double. .'d. Black Brigand, Th« Ghosu, Sinister r with Seven BOARD AXP LODGING has
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      1084 4 HOUSES. FLATS, ETC LUndudao, 50, East Coast Rd. 64 I milestone, facing saa. Municipal electric, water, tennis, E, J. Nathan, 1-li, RatHev Quay. TO LET. Not. 111-113 and 117, North Bridge Roud. L'ntry J->»nu I. Also, two newly-erected bungalows at Meyer Bead. Appiy Meyer liros. li' LET furnished bungalow facing
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      449 4 P.W.dTpERAK, KUALA KANGSAR TENDERS INVITED TOR ASTANA NAGARA, KUALA R \NCSAR. red at the State Engin-jer, Perak, Taiping, u,i t.. 2 p.m oi Sept. 1, IMO, lor thi' onstrucfiii-i ol it'll anil i.;. i a:i ASTANA for His Highness, the Sultan ol i i ral .v Bokil Chand in, k
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      226 4 "THE NEW WORLD Tn tju DISI I r The \i: novstfa ii a COMMERCIAL MUSEUM i Java. Samples will Ohni.t; > Inform i tion. NO! EY TIN LIABILITY. BUY Y(H I HOMES y for t'"j.'-e who are :ci in a very 70 acres of 1 adjoining tho :o Euit purJ.">
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      186 5 NOTICE RE CRANE TRADE MARK. re Trade Mark la tin- property of i the naat**af The mical i ompany carrying on busi>a :ii No. 164, Teluk Ayei Btrxt, Bingm* d aa :i Tr:.<lo Murk T C. Lee ii aediefaal rations manafaetond 1 ilaya, th.- Hutch K:i>t and < hina. an
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      456 5 BOXING TUESDAY, JULY 22, 1930. LION CITY RING ALL STAR BOUTS. DIN DAM (Siam) B. GUILLERMO (Manila) II) Rounds. Y. MUTBU vs. YOUNG AMAN I l.'nunds. NAI AIRK vs. MORALES (Slaas) (l'enaiiK> TEDDY HENG vs. YOUNG SONG A RnundK. L. GALISTAX vs. NAI MANOD 4 Hounds. Kxhihilion by KID GABO.
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      391 5 SAIL MAKING AND CANVAS DEPOT NEW SHIPMENTS. BRITISH ALL LONG FLAX. NAVY CANVAS for making steamers' awning, screens, windsails, boat covers, etc. BRITISH PROOFED FLAX CANVAS. RIRKMYRES PATENT CLOTH and ROTPROOF. GREEN CANVAS for making tarpaulins. hatch covers, lorry, motor car and tongkang rovers, etc., etc. CANVAS HOSE Sizes Vi.
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      291 5 "SPEEDEH" CAMERA $18 black or brown. Hole Agrati DIETHELM CO., LTD., (Incorporated in Switierland': BINGAPOBE PENANG IPOH BANGKOK. L-Jk&j h 4J4 J DON'T BURN THE CANDLE AT BOTH ENDS. In thes? Hays of hijfh pressure many people try to do too much. It is a grc:it mistake to im.itfir.e that
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      130 5 [the national gas engine company GOLD STARTING HEAVY OIL ENGINES Vertical or Horizontal up to 600 H.P. Sole Agents for Malaya ir E NiBAi (ENGINE 'A CftKS LTD] fa,, SINS, IPOU IF'OH KUALA LUMTUB. I THE "CINE-KODAK^ MODEL. B C A MARVEL. OF EFFICIENCY AND CONVENIENCE. With f. 3.3 lens
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    MALAYS LUCKY TO DRAW.
    687 6 Close Thing at Stadium. DBBRING NE IRLY GIVES I WELCH V!( TORY. Malays 2. WeM 2J Thi difference i»f only a few i.iihes in .1 hot by I><eriiu'. of the Welch Regt., gave th<> Malays a i».i:*! in tl' ■!>■ Firs* Division fixture yesterday, and few
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    LOCAL GOLF.
    69 6 C. L Wyatt Wins St. James's U|) In t tn- final for uh- St. Jarucs'; Cup at K< pp I (Jolf Club, C. L. Wyatt best A. Rai run and 1. Hate Course .Medal Competition The Race O ir e Golf Club July medal ompetilion i wulte I
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    CUP COMPETITION.
    799 6 Welch II Eliminate Chinese 11. Welch Raft H 4. Chinese II I. i The opening game in the preliminary round of the S.A.F.A. Cup competition •ias played at the Anson Koad Stadium on Saturday when the Welch Hegt. second j team easily disposed of the Chinese 1 eeond
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    BRITISH MALAYA GOLF.
    196 6 Association's Meeting At Sandwich. The golf meeting of the Auociati n British Malaya Wai htW at Sandwich o: .luiu- 18, U» and SO, \'.i perfect weath J'hc Meeting wai open up f <.i:»i resi denti <>." Malaya and thos<- home i an i -c BM (;< <»l
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    R.S.Y.C. ANNUAL REGATTA.
    777 6 Results of Saturday's Events. good attendance contributed greatly to the success of the: tta of th? Royal Singapore Yacht < lub, held on Saturday. T!u- tlcb v endah was full of spectators,! to view tii- ;;iiliriic. while at rowing enth l by launches to Ihe Co Mr.
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    MALAYA CUP FOOTBALL.
    673 6 Penang's Bad Luck. PERAK LUCKY TO WIN BY LATE COAL. Pcral 1 I'fiiaiiK 0. (From Our <)v Correspondent.) Ipol), July 21. Excitement keyed ui> right to the in<l el' 'In' match betwMB Perali and Penalty hi the Malaya <'>;:> fixture which took nlin-.- ipy.i on Saturday before
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    MALACCA TENNIS.
    218 6 (From Our Own Correspondent). Malacca, .July 19. following an the results to ilat«- in i in Malacca Lawn Tennis ChampiMship matches V.i.-. Sinuli (I. Beatty beat Kind) r, II 0, I. <;.■!•■■ l>c <hnti Ah Bens, r. ft, l\ 1!. K. Lung bea R. E. L. Davi< w.u.
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      68 6 91 H B SLa EVERY MONTH THERE WILL BE A FRESH SHIPMENT OF RECORDS FROM LONDON NEW YORK. BE PREPARED FOR THE TALKIES WHICH ARE COMING. ODEOIS WILL HAVE ALL THE THEME SO1SCS.' The records are obtainable at JOHN LITTLE CO., LTD., Raffles Square. I). T. im CO., 353, North
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      122 6 •r-" 1 W POWER jj behind you I V power, heat and light re fcr everybody Equally serviceable i:i tiic greatest inj r^.. 1 Justry or the smallest home I tJf-s*j« At instant ccmiuand on the touch lining ;l switch Costing cotnim: I R^^SS j i when not actually doing
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      235 7 p 6 l iLHAMBRi I iflfli E rH£:ATRE ofr PERFECT SOUND 010 9 Owing to Phenomenal Success Season Extended for Two More Nights Until Tuesday. Do not Miss this Super- Programme METRO -GOLDWYN-M AVER PRESENT The World-Fanous Artistes THE REVELLERS In a selection of Musical Numbers Followed by The Moat
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      392 7 qqqoo QQoQ O6OQO Q O O :'> O 00~ X TONIGHT at 6.15 and 9.15 Entire Change of Programme! One of the Brightest and Hani Laughable Paramount Productions of the Year. adolpheTmenjou The Favourite of Thousands, ii; his tirsi Talkinp and MasieaJ Rolv. in "FASHIONS in LOVE" With the Famous
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      230 7 VICTORIA THEATRE Tomorrow Night at 9.15 pm AND ON Thursday and Saturday, July 24 26 < at 9.15 p.m S.A.D.C. WILL PRESENT IN THE NEXT ROOM. j i booking at LITTLE'S. Prices $3, $2 and SI. 'w^jßj^V Director Butler cornliV^wMsK bination made Sunny ff^ rt Side U .P" and nn
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    SALVAGE WORK.
    468 8 SHIPPING NOTES. Attempt to Raise Hinderburg At Sea pa Flow. Eleven years after (iciinan flcei •was scuttled in S>a| :i I i'.<l attempi is to be made t" raise the battle crueer ll Thia r.mbitioui ■cbeme follows i n the successful laisinjf (if twenty-nine vetseli <>f the ■rattled
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  • LOCAL STOCK AND SHARE QUOTATIONS.
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      THE NEW COMPANIES ACT.
      874 8 Directors' Right of Access To Account Books. The new Companies A'-t pn.v.de that th.' books 01 aeeoant shall at all tines be open I to inspection by directors, and the Accountant points .'ut that "directors" is ambiguoas and may be Interpreted to mean the board i:':
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      MAILS EXPECTED.
      25 8 From China anil Japan, by Cramer, <liic it sir.>rap!>rc tonorrov morning:. From Chin:i and Japan, by Akita Marti, hie at Singapore on Wednesday.
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      262 8 EXCHANGE. Simgapere, July l1!.l 1 On Lcndon, Bank 4ms 2/3 29 32 Private :i m. credit 2 '4H On Hmm York, demand 6U Hi Private SO d s On Kn.r.cc, Banlv T.T. H27 On India, Bank T.T. i;,\\ (>!i Hons Koafc Hank T.T. 1.1 > 4 On Slwacaai, Bank T.T.
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        MINING.
        473 8 v I**. Buyers Seller* tl -I Aaaci Kuribanjf 2< 2; -fi Ayrr liitan T:n l) 12 Cl .vi Ba ijrrin Tin 1 1 i:, 1 1 Batang I'nUn^ O.lu 0.1.'i I 1 ii.au CtVM M 6 1 1 fcu\it Araaff uav 05n n U Burma* Malay 1J :s „om
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        GENERAL.
        216 8 Issue Val. I'd. Buyers Sellers 1 2 Alex. Brick Ords. UC S.7S 2 Akrx. Brick I'nfs. li.lj ;•.:>; cd. Ll £1 Brit. Am. Tobacco l.'jf 5.12.6 1 1 entrai Engine y.-io U.50 nom l i Cyclt and CarriafM 0.40 MSaea :<■ ll'«. ltiitT Ucv«|i>rmcnt 4 3 I/I 1 l)un:op
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        DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
        113 8 Singapore Cold Storage 7 p.c. deb. of l'j.lo red. IMI-M 102 105 ci Municipal 5 p.c. :ed. 1930 tIfSTeVMM Par. si prem Municipal 4'j p.c. oi IL-U7 red. 1941 $1 ,000,o;)0 95 par Singapore Municipal 44 1 i.e. U red. 1u.".5 *I.oo(i,UjO SO p»r Sicga] i i
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        RUBBER SHARES.
        394 8 Fraser and Co. and Lyall and Evatt's quotations. Toduys PricM Fraaai Ljm k to. Kvstt Allenby ($1) 1.10 i..:0 l.io 1.30 Alui Oajah ijl) l.io IJUi 1.10 IJW IliUm IJ6 1.70 100 1.7J >. Kuijiiij; i*l) ii. LL 1 Mi UJK MJM A. Unlay ($2) 1.'.0 2.u0 l*".v
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      SOUTH RHODESIA'S PROSPERITY.
      843 8 Continuous Progress Achieved. The Hon. P. D. L. Kymi, Treasurer <if Southern Rhodesia wh:. is to attend lh<forthcoming Colonial Ceerferenee as delegate of his Colony, l'kv lenresrntat v,- ,.f thl Financial Time- teeae Interesting parties.lnrs regarding the finatu ial am! ee position of this j.nrt of tin-
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    • SHARE MARKET REPORTS
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        Macphail and Co., Ltd.
        94 8 Bingapare, July II. Tin. Quiut. Ksebali N eenU-1.02, KinUi o* canta-l.tt, Panawata B0-62H eanta, Malay Consols. lN'i-20 nnti, llu Klangi B2-S7 cants, SuiiKci Luas 1.0«-l.l^. Petalingi l'ii 1.25. T.-ilnms St-M eaata, Sunj.'.'i Ways 2.1".2.au, Honjr Konit Tin 14s. M-lGs. 6d., Tckkj. Tai|>iiiirs 1 Is. hL-IBs, :t«l.,
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        Rose Macphail & Penman, Ltd.
        137 8 Rose Macphail Penman, Ltd. BtDgmpOK, July II. London. Rubber .'i .">-!('.il., unrharired. Noon prict (London Standard) Spot rr cents. London. Tin. m priea. MiniiiK- I'ull. Nqtl Ways li._M i>. Kncaaii 98 cants-1, Kmt.-i Dradga OS canto-l Malaya CombU. 19-11 canto, Joham 30-31 eonto, Suncei Luaa 1.00-1.12, UIu Klangi KB. Ull
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    SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE.
    86 8 lujny. n m, Ju\.<. tiuuih West Sumutra, SouthKiwi and 'I imoi Dill) Ctjton. Southern ai.u V\ .stern India »Kl| 3 p.m. Tomorrow. ik, Pakan i i ;>.m, > 2 |i.iv. at Britain 2.10 p.m. iKi mi p.m. Bcngkalis. I. ami Tandj< r.s Bali Java, South W«sst Sumatra,
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    MAILS FOR EUROPE.
    33 8 By fcll.rr.tfa a UN Arrd. Spore London Juic U June 17 Juna June M t Jui.c K) July 1 I Jan* id July 'I An I. Ju!,. 87 July Zl
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    SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD.
    258 8 Hhip« «lr •x.id* the Wharvri ur cipcclcd to irrlrc. Kntnn.-f KEIM'EL HARBOUR. .Vain Wharf The (able. Ho[>ppr J.J. IS, V. Bt. Enterprise, Dredger KuanUn, Sri un It 1 ..I S. n M Lijtr. Bid. Co«l Wharf BU IN DRY DOCIiS. Tinjonf Vn»t. r VV.D. Ho|.im ICtOI i.
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      44 8 THE USED CAR DEPOT OFFER FOB SALE. Morris Oxford s::.-,n.i:n Bean (Aluminium body) lIM.M ntrorn Tburrr s.:oo.flfl rwwlr) Toarrr $i.io.if« i ->n Coach h:,u.mi Slagrr in ur Toarrr 5200.0 Naah lour.,- $.!.-,0.J« Ragb) Ti.urer SJOel.OO THE USED CAR DEPOT, j ORCHARD ROAD. rHONK isu.
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      34 8 PLANTING MATERIAL ALL I YI'KS or GREEN MANURE SEEDS BUDWOOD AND BUDDED STUMPS from well-known Java and Sumatra Clones, etc., gte. totajll and quotations nn application to FRANCIS PEEK ft CO.. SING AP ARE.
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      269 8 MALAYAN METEOROLOGICAL SERVICE. T>»1lv W*»tb.T Report Bright Wind. Station. Temperature Rain- Su:i- I Relative Dircc- Speed. Weather. Max. Mm. fall, shine. Humility tion. F. F. int. honrt. m.p.h. •\iur Star Hit 74 fl.1'2 M BS Culm Cloudv >U Bharn i)2 7.1 Nil lOJt H.i Calm Fine K.TrennaM H 7:1 Nil
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      169 8 ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE WEEK, .Uorulny. July 21. Ii.U ...:<; 7 ft.. 5.29 p.m.. ft. 1 in. Tuiv.d.n. Jit H.W. i a.m., 1 ft.. »J» p.m.. S ft. 3 in. Bt Vr.uw'- Cathedral rite, Vie. Memorial Hiii:. 10 k.i i. to i-.iii.. t p.m. u, 7 p.m. B.A.D.C., "In I in-
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    AROUND THE MARKETS.
    281 9 Steady Fall of Prices During the Week. ISOLATED BUSINESS IN TIN AND RUBBER. (From Oar linancial Correspondent.) Singapore, Monday, 10 a.m. Today's Trices I{n!-her. 1" cents, per Ib. Tin. IM tons at $68l 4 per picul. tatarstay's I'ricrs Rahner, 1 sadoa S S I6d. per lb.. unch.-.i-
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    GEEVOR TIN MINES.
    322 9 Mr. St. John Winne on The Position. nth oi linary genera ireetini: ror 'I n Mine Ltd., wa it Winchester Hou i, E.C. chairman and joint the i -..tit t ti i wed a again il is year. Although an r.'o ..f 7,863 tons had been :ru>hotl
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      BULLION REPORT.
      521 9 Messrs. Samuel Montagu Co.'s Weekly Letter. London, June IS. Th<- Bank »f England gold reserve against notes amounted to £156,610,010 on June 18, (a* compared with £1,'.6.2G1,457 on the previous Wednesday i, and represents an increase i.f l(i..;ni.(c taMe Jnn. 1 last. The l>:ir "old from Soulh Africa
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      INDUSTRIES FAIR.
      226 9 Govt. Grant of £25,000 For Advertising. The Department of Ovß»a— s Tsade r.r.nounces thnt the British Industries Fair, 1981, will open as usual in London and Birmingham on Monday, fob, lt>. and will lay, Ken. 2T. In a letter to manufacture".- Sir Edward Crowe, the Compt-roller-Gensral Department of
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      CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
      60 9 Tone of Market :-4uIet. Latest Cable Loncun Spot Shctt B .')-lG<!. per lb. New York:— Spot Slust O. cents lOvjd per lb. R.S.S. equal to London Standard Standard K.S.S. on Tinder Spot August Sip timber Aug.-Septcmbcr Oct.-lhc. Buyers 17 IT 1 IT t iT', Sellers
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      MERLIMAU PEGOH, LIMITED.
      2082 9 Satisfactory Results. EXCELLENT CONDITION OF THE PROPERTIES. The twentieth ordinary general Batting el Merlimau Pcjoh, Ltd., was !.■'<! on June 26 lit Winchester House, Old Bro:nl Mr. G. Kings-ley (the chp.irmani pv> Mr. V. R. Matthews, A.C.A., repi the agcnt3 and secretaries Messri. Shaw Darby and Co..
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      HOLYROOD RUBBER.
      592 9 Large Increase in Crop Harvested. The seventeenth annual gT.craJ mooting of llolyrood Rubber, Ltd., was held on June 25 at the registered office.;, Martin's Lane, (;.nnon Street. London, 'O.<\, Mr. W. Arthur Addlaeell (chairman of the company) prcsidins- Mr. J. Lewis, on behalf of the secretaries (Messrs. Bright
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      LONDON METAL MARKET.
      401 9 William Jack.; am) ("o., in their Jan -•'>. In sp.lp of the further weakness on Wall Street, most commodities which are free from -rt.-i or combine influence h-ve shown a tendency to Brm up in priea, and consumers uoth at home and abroad have been tempted by
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    LONDON TIN MARKET.
    623 9 Still Awaiting T.I\A. Announcement. POSITION "SHOCKINGLY MISMANAGED." (From Our Own Correspondent.) London. .In:i<- '!■>. The abrupt advances in the price of tin since last writing w.;v due ments in the financial Press thai another "announcement" was Impend result of another "unami" alleged to have been held in
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    49 9 July W. Foreijrn cxchaiißcs are ii- .Mh. liirlin 80.375, Brussels 34M Bud t».l 0, Geneva 26.03, H llont' Kop).- is. :;'<:. i Ifilan ul'.xt, New York I 1846, Pans IL'li.iiii, Shan Stockholm 18.0».'), Vienna :U.4J, Prague l(M Yokohama to. 0 n:i:M.. Silver Spot l r KurwuiU 16*.- HiUisli Wn
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    The Straits Times. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JULY 21,1930. MYSTERY OF DR. WANG.
    1139 10 The Straits Times. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JULY 21,1930. MYSTERY OF DR. WANG. Th that, iivcoriling to I Dr Wang Ching-wd is on i Tientsin to throw in his lot the Northern Allies is one of the signifi ant item of news which ha? been 1 sceivi d from China for many
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    THE ART OF WRITING A PLAY.
    923 10 No Dramatist Knows How It Is Done. (By St. John Ervine. (he British Dramatis and Critic, in a lecture.) I have IMTCr in my life met the dra- matist who could tell anybody how to write a play. I have met many people who
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    9 10 Mr. W. K. Bny<l has been appointed iiient, Sclangor.
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    14 10 Mr. Justice P. J. Sproule is staying: at the F.M.S. Railway Hotel, Kuala Lumpur.
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    16 10 The Incorporated Society r[ Planters of Malaya held a dinner at the Piccadilly 0:1 June 27.
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    20 10 Sir Arnold Gridley, one of th* directors of the I'crak River Hydro-Electric scheme, is leaving- for Home on Aug. 10.
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    19 10 H.E. the Governor Sir Cec'l Clcnicnti, tnd Lr.;ly Clcmenti will arrive hat-k at Singapore tomorrow morning by the Kedah.
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    24 10 A cable from London announces tkt birth of a son to Mn. A. F. Riefaardi, the Mr. A. K. Richards, tho Governor North Borneo.
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    27 10 The Rev. Keppel Gamier, Commissary tat the Bis'r."|> of Singapore, is duo heni. the K: dah tomorrow morning and will for Malacca on Wednesday by the Urut
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    30 10 Mr. J. Osborne, Stipendiary Ste- ward, Strait.; Racing Association, anj .Vajor D. M. Patrickson, Official Hamii- capper, have both arrived in Penantr for I the Penang Turf Club Autumn Meeting.
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    35 10 A cable received from Rangoon announces the death of Syed Sade<] Shiruee, < the father of Mr. S. A. H. Shirazc Singapore. Mr. Shirazet left for Ran- Koon recently .-n hearint; of his father's I iliness.
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    42 10 The Bishop of Singapore, the Right Rev. B. C. Roberts, who has bam attend- inp the Lambeth Conference in London, [a now on his way back to Singapore in (he P. and O. s.;. Mantua, duo fa Singa- pors on Aug. 7.
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    45 10 .Vi. Quek Koe Suan, of Malacca ami I .•it, entertained large nunib.r of I people recently to ci-lebrate the marriage f of his sixth son, Mr. Quck Kai Kirn. 1 Amonjc those pretemt were Dr. I. D. Stubbs c ud Mr. P. (I. Pamadasa. 1
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    46 10 A faicw. U dinner to Mr. J. w. David■OD will be given by th? Kuala Lumpur Rotary Club U the Masonic Hall, Kuala Lumpur, on Friday. Members of the Notary Club (,f Singapore who may be in Koala Lumpur on that date arc "invited l.i uttrml.
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    NOTES OF THE DAY.
    648 10 OUR AIRMEN. The R. A. r. Pageant at Headon is ma ,f the must popular events of the London .season. AlthoiiKh an institution of rerj iocont years it has a hut;e following am never fails to conic up to expectation* This year the R.A.F. Rave a
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    34 10 Mr. John HiUitch, of Minglands, CrumpsaU, Manchester, owner ot u i-nlleetinn of 50,000 pices of Chinese Ml (reputed to worth a large Bun of iiiotnyi. left estate valued for probate at i'7.n. r i">.
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    33 10 The annual dinner of Ceylon ex-Service men was hi-Hl on June at the Trocnflcro, London, with Major-General Clifford i ■in, V.C., in the chair. U.K. the (lovernoiSir Herbert Stanley \va-- the chief ;:u'.\st.
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    45 10 Mr. J. C. S. Ponsford, of tho A.siali.Petroleum Co., Ipoh, the well-known Rugby player, accompanied by Mrs. Pcirsford and child, sailed by t hi- Hector for Home. Mr. Pomford is also a prominent cricketer and will Ik- ntiaaad froin the Perak State beanu this year.
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    TYPHOON HAVOC IN JAPAN: HUNDREDS KILLED. TRAIL OF RUIN AND MISERY.
    289 11 TYPHOON HAVOC IN JAPAN: HUNDREDS KILLED. TRAIL OF RUIN AND MISERY. Disaster Strikes Land Of Mourning. MANY BOATS SUNK. All Communications Disrupted. As the result ef the \»orM typbena e\pcriem-r<l for nian> jiars. immense damage has been (fiuic i.i Japan ar.d Korea. Sn far i< '>t no) !mn possible to
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    "TOC H" IN CHINA.
    67 11 (ircat Opportunity For Service. .1 ly 19. Mr. i: M. Gull, who was recently imissioner in H (Talbot Hob pecting the names horn they may b« Ecndirvr t Chins with s view to their it h local members t ■da we. He jgge i 11..'. ir
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    MURDERED COMMUNIST.
    31 11 Throe Annamites Sentenced To Death. Three Annan ntenced to death an f< ur vein:-' penal servitude for murdering the chief Communist of the "Ceil" to which they belonged R
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    THE PHILIPPINES.
    16 11 Mr. N. Roosevelt Appointed Vice-Governor. 20. President Hoover h:i.; nominated Mr. the \.'ice-( overnor-
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    FIELD-MARSHAL'S DEATH.
    38 11 l-ast Surviving; Commander Of i Russo-Japanese War. rokio, July 20. Field-Marshal Count Yasukata Oku, the last surviving army commander of the Russo-Japanese \\»r. has died at his home in Tokio :it the sue nf M. Reuter,
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    WOMAN WIN'S BISLEY PRIZE.
    241 11 King Sends Message Of Congratulation. Rugby, July 20. For the first time in the history of the Iiislcy Rifle Meeting the King's Prize was won yesterday by a woman, Miss Maijorie Foster, of the Women's Legion. r.aile a score of 280 1 and defeated yfiO of
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    NO TRACE OF HOOK.
    80 11 Fruitless Search For Missing Airman. Ruuby. July 19. The party searching for Hook, the young English airman who was lost in the Burmese jungle during a flight to Australia, has reported that no trace of him can be found on the Bali River, where he by
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    TO BUY GREENLAND.
    131 11 U.S. Press Report Of British Intentions. Washington, July 10. It is reported in the Press that the British Government is considerin? the y of buying Greenland from Denmark or extending its treaty rights there with a view to establishing a base for the northern air routes to
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    MEDICAL SERVICE.
    121 11 Comprehensive Scheme In Great Britain. Rugby, July 20. The British Mrdical Association, at the r.nnual meeting, approved a scheme for the establishment of a general medical service for the nation. It aims at providing a service available for every class of the population, covering preventive as well as
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    H.M.S. SUFFOLK.
    42 11 Arrival at Portsmouth For Refitting. London, July 19. The c.vi cr Suffolk has arrived at Portsmouth where she will refit and reeommission, leaving for the Far East r.s .in or. and arri\-ing at Hong X mg on Nov. 21. Keuter.
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    SENATOR BORAH.
    34 11 Ordered to Take Long Rest. Washington, July 19. Senator Borah has been ordered to take a long rest, as his health is sufferin;' on account of his prolonged exertions ir: ConCreSS. Reuter
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    AIR RACE ROUND EUROPE.
    405 11 Great Endurance Test. SIXTY COMPETITORS LEAVE BERLIN. Berlin, July 20. Sixty pilots started from Tempelhof Aerodrome in the international air race .-•round Europe. The course covers 4,700 miles over Belgium, France and England and thence to Paris, Spain, Switzerland, Austria, Czechoslovakia and Poland back to Germany.
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    SHAMROCK V SAILS.
    155 11 Crew Confident Of Success. London, July 19. Sir Thomas Upton's America's Cup challenger Shamrock V left for America from Portsmouth this morning, escorted by the I team yacht Erin, amid the cheers of thousands of people and the hooting of sirens on ships in harbour. The crew
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    GERMAN ELECTION.
    59 11 Most Bitter Campaign Known. Berlin, July 20. The General Election campaign threatens to be the most bitter in living memory. Clashes are occurring daily between partisans of the extremist groups, particularly the Communists and National Socialists. The Prussian Government will shortly issue a decree prohibiting the taking of
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    WANG CHING-WEI GOES NORTH?
    485 11 Bound for Tientsin. UNDERSTANDING WITH YEN AND FENG. Shanghai, July 20. According to Japanese reports, Dr. Wang; Ching-wei. the leader of the reorganisationists or left winjj of the Kuomintang Party, arrived at Nagasaki yesterday, on board the Karfo Maru. It is further stated that he is
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    RUBBER EXPORTS.
    51 11 37,612 Tons During June. The exports of rubber from British .Malaya during the month of June amounted to 37,612 tons, of a declared value of si7.fi«o.o:.2. The total <if 37.612 tons comprised TtJtM tons of para rubber, 63 tons of concentrated latex and revertex and 107,171 gallons of
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    SIR ROBERT STOUT.
    89 11 Death of Veteran New Zealand Statesman. Wellington, July 19. The death has occurred of the former Chief Justice, Sir Robert Stout. Reuter. Sir Robert Stout, who went to New Zealand from the Shetland Islands, w.is 86 years of age. iHe was Chief Justice of New Zealnnd from
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    MOTOR RACING.
    74 11 Caracciola Wins Irish Grand Prix. Rugby, July 20. M. Caracciola won the second of the two Irish Grand Prix motor races at Dublin, yesterday, in his big Mercedes. Capt. Birkin, driving a privately-owned Bentley, put up a great fight, but his chances were spoiled by delay through oil
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    "GLORIOUS IN THE AIR AS ON THE SEA."
    121 11 Miss Amy Johnson In Bombay. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Calcutta, July 19. Miss Amy Johnson arrived at Bombay today by the Naldera, and a breakfast was given in her honour by the Bombay Flying Club and the Bombay Yorkshiremen's Society. Many prominent
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    ESTATE WAGES.
    98 11 Immigration Committee Meeting Fixed for July 31. It is notified that the meeting of the Indian Immigration Committee to fix the standard wages payable to Indian labourers in Province Wellesley, Selangor, F.aub, Pahang, Kelantan, etc., has been adjourned to July 31, and will be held at the government
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    INDIAN SITUATION.
    96 11 Viceroy's Discussion With All Parties. Rvi?by. July It. Lord Irwin, the Viceroy of India, yesterday had an informal discussion at Simla with many members of both Houses of the Legislature. Those present represented all parties. The proceedings were private, but it is understood that the general situation was
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    POULTRY CONGRESS.
    109 11 World Gathering to Meet In London. Rugby, July 20. Sixty countries will be represented at the fourth Worlds Poultry' Congress which begins at the Crystal Palace, London, on Tuesday. Many famous 1 breeds will be represented among the 7.000 birds on show. This is the first occasion on
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    TRAIN OVERTURNED.
    78 11 Over 100 People Injured In U.S.A. Elizabeth. New Jersey, .July H. Over a hundred people were injured, some no doubt fatally, when the Pennsylvania express, goin^ at full speed, struck an abandoned motor-car on the line. The locomotive overturned, and two carriages plunged down an embankment, while a
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    VON HINDENBURG.
    55 11 Enthusiastic Reception in The Rhineland. Berlin, July 2n. President von Hindenburg is having an enthusiastic reception everywhere throughout his Rhineland tour. The Rhenish Socialist Party, however, has appealed to adherents not to participate in the celebrations on the around that any contact with the Steel HelmeU Association must
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    PRAYING FOR RAIN.
    57 11 Many Deaths Through US. Heat Wave. New York, July 20. 1 The temperature is ranging from 98 in New York to 107 in Washington. Churchgoers yesterday prayed for rain to give relief from the terrific heat, which has been responsible for at lea3t 24 deaths and is
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    CALL FOR RUBBER RESTRICTION.
    3643 11 Asiatic Planters Want Legislation. SERIOUS SITUATION. "Any Scheme is Good With Government Aid." (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala I.umpur. .July 1!V At the last annual meeting of the Asiatic Planters' Association of Malaya, held hero on June 21, chief interest centred round a number of proposals
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    ROUND-UP OF "RED" HYLAMS.
    138 12 ROUND-UP OF "RED" HYLAMS. Malayan Labour Union's Circular Letter. ir letter whii-li origirnted from the Malayan Genera] Labour local Communist organisation, I luly 10, L 9», was ti e chief i by Chief Inspector Prihi- i hand, of the SpecW Brinch of CriminaJ Intelligence De wrtment, on Saturday, when a
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    ESTATES LABOUR.
    56 12 Work for Tappers During i The Afternoon. i neral m« Muar -it i. >i, held in Muar, witb <l. D. Fraser presiding and pine■ho more ec< to qualify for the minipay, :i tipper ?hal!. d to turn c than two Fui ther that 1 1 of the Muar
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    "BLACK SAND."
    44 12 Malayan Tin Industry On The Screen. reilumns, wa. bambra yesrriing. large gathering of Singa- pie. ami Hon. I ihn S. and Mrs. Scott, Major al li 1 ids. a Bliii-k S;i!-.d nvt W igjrinton audience. will l<e screened si the Marl:!i Theatre.
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    MOTOR-CAR AMOK.
    102 12 Chinese Sentenced to Six Months Imprisonment. v today the motor-car !'u in. was convicted on t!. 1 arg i ought against him in r tor-car ac- m ullia R tad on May 15. The retiring, unanimously >: accl I of ail three < i Co t said h<-
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    RUMANIAN OIL.
    42 12 Decision to Reduce Output. Buchar i pi I to reduce output immediate!} railway i;n.!»i a i II p wiih the proposal of the ind n rlc ma mano affiliated with the the Royal Dutch and the •i wiih the Standard <>;!
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    MORTAL SIN " IN MALTA.
    46 12 MORTAL SIN IN MALTA. Arch b i shop's Comment On Political Situation. Malta, July 7. linar) reference to the preil c«l situation wai made by the ::on at i oi Valett»). \i\r e declared that tfaoM who v<>t- Government I mortal .-.in. similar to theft or
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    20 12 v i K Stark i returning from I I il K. 1 i ins Deputy-Controller of I going ,,n »rtly.
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    ABSENT RESPONDENT.
    337 12 Could a Court Presume Service An Interesting question arose before their Lordships, Sir William Murison (the Chief Justice) and Mr. Justice Stevens. :i Sit m day, when the respondent in an peal from a I.abuan magistrate's deci.;:(.n did not appear. as Mr. Justice Stevens expressed it. whether thtir
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    A POPULAR INSPECTOR.
    122 12 Mr, and Mrs. Doe) Entertained On Eve of Leave. (From Our Own Correspondent.) I.unipu: July 19, Mr. H Chief Inspector. Kuala I. loo] were enter- ir/.d Grea4 Eastern H.«tel this dinner by a number of their departure for Cey- tet on seven months' txpirati cf which he
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    EUROPEAN SENTENCED.
    138 12 Three Months' Rigorous Imprisonment. I.. Brilliant, a European, who pleaded KU-lt;. ti a chaise of criminal breach of ;i motor-car, wa- teneed tr> three month-' lia imprisonment by Mr. I*. Williami Ma-cist rate. It v.;; stated thiit B'-illiant pnrchaMd from Ualasia, Ltd.. on tin plan and disposed of
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    HANGED CHINESE.
    45 12 Suicide Verdict at Inquest On Unemployed Man. (Frcn Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca, July 21. A Verdict <>l suicide was returned at on an unemployed, Chinese fed l-.im?.'!:'. h was stated that the day before his man bad l> rowed $10 from i \rY.
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    OIL SHALE LANDS.
    77 12 Big Option Acquired in New South Wales. Sydney, July 20. Tin- boards of dinctoa of the North Broken Hill ud Broken Hill South zinc d.i|)i i. uii 11 and electrolytic zinc companies j have issued ;i joint Muiciiicnt announcing the purchase of an oil r:'(inin;jr plant with
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    S.A.D.C PRESENT A THRILLER.
    662 12 "11l the Next Room" At Victoria Theatre. In the Next Room is an extremely difficult play for any amateur company to produce it contains characters psional actors might (md it hard to portray so the success of the Singapore Amateur Dramatic Comiiiittee in present I ing
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    MISHAP AT CINEMA.
    211 12 Exhausi Blows Out in Engine Room. Shortly after "God Bave the King" had been played an explosion occurred in the engine room of the Alhambra last night. A jheet of concrete was lifted out of the ground by the impact and smashed into pieces. A tire started
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    QUIT RENT PAYMENT.
    45 12 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca, July 21. It is rumoured that rubber estate own- an in bMi dutviit have petitioned Gov- < eminent to postpone payment of quit i rent until after September, owing to the low prttc of vi: —i— I i
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    24 12 Th p^/.i" lli'v. \V. R. Muunsey. late I Biahop of Labu.in and Sarawak, lieM an t nniination In St. Mary's Cathedral, Trnro, recently. 1
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    DAYLIGHT ROBBERY.
    149 12 Armed Chinese Hold Up Women. A daring armed robbery was carried out early yesterday morning in the crowded Jalan Baaar district wkes a house was raUed a;;d the robbers decamped with n() worth of booty. II appears tMht three Chinese, believed to be Hokiens, made their appearance suddenly
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    MURDER AND SUICIDE.
    241 12 Shattered Romance Of Actress and Engineer. London, July 10. A verdict of murder and suicide while of unsound mind against CotterlU was returned at the inquest in connecti >ti with the tragedy of Margery Lawrence (2-J) uiui Eardley Cotteril] at Kampstead. The evidence showed that they fell
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    SOVIET "ORDERS."
    125 12 Communism Develops A "Regal" Side. The Itatntei of two new Red orders of merit, creatad ia eooaactl m with the festival, have been published by Soviti Gown Mii Th< firs) i< called "The Lenin Order" and is tj be conferred on individual citises ;:i:i! on bodies or associations
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    SCHOOLBOYS' FIND.
    68 12 Unearthes 5,000 Years Old Skeleton. Schoolboys recently made a remarkable discovery at Blaydon-on-Tyne. While digging at Summerhill they j came across an ancient coffin composed of stone slabs. Inside was a skeleton j and an urn of burnt earth ornamented with bands and crosses. When seen by an
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    WAS HE A HERO ?
    77 12 WAS HE A HERO Roller-Skated for 25 Hours 2V/ 2 Mins. By roller-skating for 25 hours 21 ',4 minutes Mr. William Baldock. of 21, Blagden Street, Sheffield, established a j now record beating the previous non-stop endurance record of the world by one hour lour and a half minutes. Mr.
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    HUNTING & EMPLOYMENT
    85 12 HUNTING EMPLOYMENT If stag-hunting is stopped at Exmoor i t will be one of the worst things any government has done for the country," ieclared Sir John Lee 6 at the.' annual meeting of the South Dorset Hunt a. Dorchester last month. "It would mean bankruptcy for a rood many
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    VICTIMS OF THE SLUMP.
    766 12 Can You Help These Men In accordance with the offer made in the Notea of the Day column 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 to place
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      FAST SCORING BY SERVICES.
      974 13 P.S. and L. Overwhelmed On Saturday. The Service! are be congratulated on their very fini 1 win OVOT the Public Services and Law in an S.C.C. tournament Kame on Saturday. Aft< r dismissing their opponents for 166, Olliver, Bryan and VVigglcsworth obtained the accessary runs For
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      DAVIS CUP.
      239 13 United States Beat Italy In Three Matches. Paris, July 19. The. United Stales von the tttter-aoOC lina! of the Davis Cup competition! beating Italy (the Europe Zone finalists) by three matches to nil. The lecond ten was completcd today, 1 itt beating de Morpurgo 1 0—7, 10—8, >;
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      THE CHALLENGE ROUND.
      57 13 W. T. Tilden to Play For U. S. A. Xew York, July 21. I; Bounced that W. T Tilden (wh I lia>! previously been excluded un.ii r the regulation forbidding players to deSCI :be —v- will the United f. France i:i the <■ Lalle ije i >umi.
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      MALAYAN TENNIS.
      74 13 Play Starts af S.C.C. On July 28. The will begin on the S.C.C. courts n Mi nday next, July :>. 1 entrance to No. l !OUrt will be There trill all ■be a star.>i on which seats n 'he whole meeting at .*>. These tan be bo iked
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      SHOOTING.
      75 13 Ladies Rifle Asoociation Competition. The Singapore Ladies' Rifle A>- ciation held at Bukit Timah Ri.nge, ar.<i I i g cards were (I it. jit. TL 300 Li.i inn Mr.-, li. I 88 Mm. F. S. Gib. in 2a U 31 102.3J Mr... r-. A. Morrell tS M U Wl.OB
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      MALAYAN AMATEUR A,A. MEETING.
      1065 13 Individual Championship Results in Tie. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, July lit. In Fpite of a heavy fall of rain in the cerlier part of thi. afternoon, the second an concluding day of the annual ekaaV pionship meeting of the Amateur Athletic ■\s'i..iation of British
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      BASEBALL.
      72 13 United States League Results. Mew York. Juiy 19. Today's iaasebali results were as follows National League. New V.irk lost to St. l.ouis I—41—4 and 4—«. Brooklyn lost to Chicago 5. Boston lost to Pittsburg J—'J. Philadelphia lort to Cincinnai Philadelphia beat Cincinnati I—l.1—1. American League. St Louis lost to
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      SPORTING FIXTURES.
      189 13 Monday. July -'1. S.A.F.A. Leairiu' lei Div. Welch v«. I.C X .v. Jail Be»ar. CJ^r. El Anson RoaJ Stadium. Tuesilav. July 22. II: Is: li.v., S.< VS. Malays Padanz; Snd I>iv.. 0.T.1-.i. Robii ion's, Stadium; Mansfialdi v8.8.C. A.I' C. >.-. G.E.C., A.P.C. Eoxiinr L;j!i City Ring. Widnrsday, July
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