The Straits Times, 22 July 1930

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    38 1 The Straits Times [ESTABLISHED NEARLY A CENTURY.) THE LARGEST AND MOST INFLUENTIAL NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA. 21 PAGES SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JULY 22, 1930. j%^lfe; FN T The Straits Times 4 PACES SINGAPORE. TUESDAY. Jl'I.Y 22, 1930 PRICE :o CENTS,
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      117 1 SINGAPORE: 78. CECIL ST. (PHONE 5151), Ny Carisberg Beer In bottle. «nd on draught Snlr Importer* EAST ASIATIC CO, LTD. (Inc. In Dcnmirk) SINGAPORE. HAVE YOU TRIED THE NEW WORTHINGTON LIGHT EXPORT ALE? It has been specially brewed for the tropics and is confidently recommended as the best Beer obtainable
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      128 1 KUALA LUMPUR 27, JAVA ST. ('PHONE 3683) Ties For Gentlemen NEW DESIGNS IN CELANESE TIES. j«> Smart fancy and plain styles. y*^&ik FOULARD FANCY DESIGNS. 1 Price $1.75. M\ CREPE PLAIN COLOURS. v^ s I Price $2.50. ALL SILK PLAIN AND FANCY. Jt Price $3.00. CREPE-DE-CHINE TIE HANDKERCHIEF SET SS
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      12 1 Prime Portland "0 X <^MENT EAST**«ATIC j co., urn l In^^flHrTark) siith/jfv^F.
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      422 2 I. 0., BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINES oratad la En^-lnnd) HAIL ANU PAS i '.Kit AND CARGO I i« I). MENTAL S.N. CO. H HIS MAJESTY'S AND FAB EAST OUTWARD VV.ov LONDON FOR CHINA AND JAPAN. Tonnage due Spore. July IC KASHMIR 0,000 July 26 11,000 Aug. 9 A«t> 23
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      430 2 SHIPPING ANNOUNCEMENTS. (NIPPON YUSEN KAISUA) TO LONDON. Naples, Mar in, Antwerp, "Uj;h. Vessels ige Due Sail n."'-, iii>- no ll rL\BUNA MAHU 1 \i:r SKATOW MARU 10,000 Sept. 11 11 9 KASHiMA MAKU 10,000 Sept. '2o 26 lASUKI Nl MAUr 0,-t. S U M.;y Omit Rotterdam. i Omits Naples. TO
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      441 2 BURNS PHILP LINE (Incorporated in England) FOR BRISBANE, SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE, VIA JAVA, DARWIN AND THURSDAY ISLAND. Regular monthly sailings by the wellknown steamer MARELLA (7,865 tons) and the new motor feaael, MALABAR (4,512 tons). The s.s. MARELLA is one of the largest and finest steamers trading to Australia, cabins
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      585 2 K. P. M. tROY,\L PACKET NAY. CO. OF BATAVIA) (Incorporitcd in Holland) Under contract with NETHERLANDS INDIAN GOVERNMENT, one No. MU, with suh-connertior.s 1c Paaaage, FroichC, Transhipment, Majrbsf Depta. and Maaaicn Desk. Rrpresentctive for Singapore and Strait!) Settlemoata of the Travellers Official Information Baraaa. BaaUag OaVa Royal Dutch Indian airways.
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      547 2 THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE THE OCEAN STEAMSHD? CO, LOOTED. THE CHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAY. CO, LTD. (Incorporated in LnglaDd) REGULAR SERVICE TO M LONDON. AMSTERDAM, l: ANTWERP, PAMBURG, AND BREJI GENOA. HAVRE, LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOW— BOSTON. '.V YORK AND BALTIMORE. WEEKLY SERVICE— LONDON AND NORTH CONTINENT. LONDON, ROTTERDAM AND HAMBURG.
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      295 2 THE SIAM STEAM NAY. CO., LTD. (Incorporated in l^\'r;xoK 1 Arriv •VA MALTNI July 28 IDIB The steamers are fitted I r7-.nn, K-rn.irl.. Kre ING 808 MANSriBLD CO, LTD. AfOnta, Sir~:ipor<> THE CHINA NAYJ(i.'TI f-.Nf -.N (BUTTER! [RE) I><r.i!-.r tail ag I <•:: HOIHOW, > w ANKING 1 havo joort
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      393 3 DUTCH MAILS N.V. Slonmvaart Mantschappij Ncdvrland and N.V. Rcttcrdamsche Lloyd WEEKLY MAIL and PASSENGER SERVICE TO Genoa Amsterdam Southampton A'arsciiles Rotterdam Tonnage m.v. PC. Hooft 14,440 S.M.N. July 2:> m.v. Sibajak > ELL. Au^. 1 b.s. Koa. i>. Kederla S.M.N. Aug. 8 n.v. Indrapoera 12,000 R.1.. A f.s. 0 S.M.N.
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      1494 3 SHIPPING ANNOUNCEMENTS. ELLERMAN BUCKNALL STEAMSHIP CO., LTD. (Incorporated in England) "ELLERMAN" LINE PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE TO THE UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENT FREIGIIT SERVICE OUTWARDS To Hong Kong, Shanghai nnd Jnpan Due S'porc p.s. CITY OF ATHKNS July 20 r.s. CITY OF DURHAX Sept. 5 s.?. CITY OF FLO REN
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      394 3 OCEANIC AND ORIENTAL NAVIGATION CO., SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. TACOMA ORIENTAL STEAMSHIP CO., TACOMA, WASH. STATES STEAMSHIP CO., PORTLAND, ORE. JOINT SCHF.DULE. Sailings for United Stales and Canada Points from Honj; Kon£. San Francisco and Lm Angeles S.S. GOLDEN RIVER rails from Hong Konjt Aug. 1 S.S. GOLDEN SUN saib froi
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      418 3 JASPER NATIONAL PARK Canada's Rocky Mountain playground For lionklrts ant information, i'-ri'i jl'"nr I'- aill. L L LAWLKB, Gwieral Apont, Hong Konr; Bank Chambers. CANADIAN NATiONAI The Largest Railway System in America SIANG UM PARK LORONfi JO. GEYLANG. G-ARDEN HOUSES TO LET. 4-roomed houses $30 pr* 3-roomed houses $25 per
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    THE UNREST IN INDO-CHINA
    1210 4 ANALYSIS. A I for French r\< uku led to OLUTION. Nationa- entente with the i oxmunist Party f. the director in exploit and tower c motive >r unation. :i^'stL the sons educated i: find !.y pjie young hold craTied co ih:in th« c envoy ai the
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    £100,000 GIFT.
    272 4 Rajah Brooke's Aid For Education. At a dnuMT on June 28 at Laaeastcr lllouso to the representatives at the Col j r.ial Office Conference. Lord Passfield ar. nounced, says tho China Express an ra h, thai the Rajah of Barawak, Pi ke, had offere l to t! '.ent
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    PALLADIUM SCENE
    143 4 Summons Served at Royal Performance. ■merit summons was served upor Burl c, th? famous tenor, r.t a command performance at the Palladium 22. Counsel, in proceedings in the Chancery in mr.il wee!;, tai i thil couv-t Mr. Burkes ad<Jrc<■Tl. M V.ur\:e did not appear before Mr. answer a
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    DIFFICULT POSITION IN CEYLON.
    223 4 Retrenchment Net Such A Simple Matter." A new session of the Ceylon Legislative faur.il was opened on -l uly in by the Administering the Government i Mr. R. H. Boardillon). Mr. Bourdillon outlined the principal happenings affecting the Governmi the Council last met. A n w
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    WILD LIFE PROTECTION
    71 4 Mr. T. R. Huhback to Make Inquiry In Jchore. A few weeks ago Mr. T. R. Hubback pointed by His Exce lency the to make full inquiry into the protection of wild !if>; in the The Government of Johore wi h Mr. Hubba similar the ild life
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    10 4 The Assizes will be held at U I August 8.
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      157 4 Choose Morris for its Performance CONTROL Ease of control— there's the primary reason for that confident feeling experienced by every Morris owner. Amply powered lor its task, the eager Morris engine makes immediate response to your touch on the controls. Gear change is unusually easy. Steering as light as it
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      212 5 s t^% is tlll> wonderful Silent Third or V^V^A Alternative top" Rear. This is especially useful for fast rr.iffi.: work ft^.^i\ and hill-climbing or in fog and Kid vK?^V^ weather conditions when it is used ViVi'ii^s ust as you WOU I < I :iv< ordinnrf iop gear, kis r.s silem
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      151 5 MOTOR LAUNCHES OF MEBIT on view at Our Showrooms in Tank Road. Locally built to Thornycroft design to suit individual requirements. MARINE MOTORS from TVi H.P. upwards. THORNYCROFT (SINGAPORE), LIMITED SINGAPORE. Look at this BABY! SEE how strong and sturdy he is, how t well his limbs, how well U
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      455 5 Mothers Can Now "Rub Away Children's Coughs and Colds No More Dosing With Bitter Internal Medicine To Upset Their Little Stomachs. The Modern Way is to Apply and inhaled, while j-on deep. rUfht t.> a Vaporising Ointment on the *f n^^-' -1 f lr l T™S*'k Ioo lllK tl, >l^
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      491 6 SMALL ADVERTISEMENT FORM. Tr The Mvertiala*; Manaett, -struts Timea, C <il n rt the rot lowing small sdv»rtnpment for days rs are approximately «v«n »-irt)» t" linn snd th«r« in flut rata chsrge vi It eonta p<t lir.« per Insortloa arita A minimum of nnf dollsr per inserticin. The additional
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      410 6 MISCELLANEOUS .M.T. QUIET ON 1 H FRONT, PostI LOST, ONE 1 Co., L-A..' V Rose Lane. iF YOU RAVK RELATIVES OR FRIKNOS -erseas, have the Straits Bodget pc»tod to :h»m every weak. |14 yearly, includir.s ou'side Malaya (*l3 2U wi'ain .^;^>'3). Orders, aceompaoiod 07 rsmit.incrs, should Ik- auoress.J to the
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      705 6 HOUSES, FLATS, ETC. TO LET, Llandudno, 60, East Coast Rd. 6'/t milestone, facing sea. MunicipaJ electric, water, tennis, K. J. Nathan, 1-B, Raffles Quay. TO LET, No*. 111-113 and 117, North Bridge R.i.id. Entry June 1. Also, two newly-erec'.ed bvagalows tit Meyer Road. Apply Meyer Bros. TO LET, immediate entry,
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      553 6 OFFICES AND GODOWNS !1 oilice m the second door of Union Build.ngi Singapore. Apply Vjj, Strata Times. GODOWNS NOS. IB AND 16. Trafnl^ar Street Entry Sept. 1, 1930. Apply TheCyle Carriage Co. (1926). Ltd. TO LET OB VOll RENT, approximately :.oj .-<;. it. very desirable ofiice si;aoL- :if:!i for occupancy
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      640 6 MUNICIPALITY OF SINGAPORE Notice under Section 101 of Ordinance Ha. ItS (Municipal) for making up Koads and Drain, al T( 1 !> K-iari. In eonnectlon with notice:; served on April 24, IBM, under Section 101 of Ordinance No. for making up and draining the above road, :t is notified' that
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      312 6 HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE AT RANGOON NOTICE of ,-r in tho Hlgn i goon. Tho salary IH commence at Rs. !<"» of R i. in i" exper me t a maximum pny The selected candid i ation r »r I d to do bi th ark. A sound knowleil \n-i-y
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      432 7 NOTICE RE CRANE TRADE MARK. Hark h the property of trading under the name of Tinii.:il Company currying on busirelai kfi street. Blaeav I Trade Mark r. V. 1 of Heinal rationi manufactured Malaya, the Hutch laal i hina. von ih:it aai ,1 T. C. l^-e \i:irk will be preeecded
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      385 7 For i Friendship's I Sake II For birthday, holrap, or just for friendship* Jake— the most acc?pia/^gift is the Parker Desk/sl!» A cap and c!i^', /included with every Parker Desk Set, convert the /jfiuofold to a handsome iovtoti pen. Hence a Ufc-Ji>\4 gift is doubly mmxMk, for it is Parker
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      581 7 WHEN YOUR CHILD IS FEVERISH Remember this English Mother*: Experience and Administer BABY'S OWN TABLETS. The health of bahies and little children is suhject to rapid chunjes, and careful mother? shoulil not delay nt the first sijn of feverish•M-. with chills and flushes. In many such i prompt do=e of
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      445 7 Cuticura Healed Breaking Out On Arm and Foot "I had 3 lush on t* i I ht wrist. It itched ib" :.d I acfattbei it and the trouble spreavi ri^h'. up ..5 T.y elbow. I also had a break) out .r. -iv right foot from the loaa 10 the ankle.
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      140 7 THE NATIONAL GAS ENGINE COMPANY GOLD STAfETING HEAVY OILENGINES Vertical or Horizontal up to GOO H.P. Sole Agents for Malay a IfENTRAI [W lTI^L:! :±i Z2i Lb BINGAPOBE IPOH KUALA LUMPUR. THE "CINE-KODAK" MODEL E B -A MARVEL, OF EFFICIENCY AND CONVENIENCE. With f. 3.5 lens in black only. With
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    WAR ON HAMAGUCHI CABINET.
    764 8 JAPAN LETTER Government's Industrial Policy Attacked. (From Out Own Correspondent.) Tokio, July ">. j The war is on. Hostilitii hesitantly about three weeks ago, when the Industrial Club and th« Japan Economic Leagu< nuster supporters from ;-.meiit: the Chamben of Commerce and Industry. Th certcd drive
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    F.M.S. APPOINTMENTS
    236 8 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, July 19. The follow tments are anrounced in the X.M.S. Government Gazette .Mr. K. Maiti to be Assistant Rctristrar of Imports an<i Exports. Trade and Customs Department, F.M.B. Dr. <;. I. H. Braine to be Vfedical Officer, Malayan Medical Service. Mr. 1).
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    69 8 hours in Pfiri ament nearly ~i hoars at a stretch on ..-ion Sir George Penny. M.l.. I laved a strenuous game of tennis on J me 19 in the Parliamentary handicap. 1!<- and Capt. Douftlas Hackintr played I a Assheton Pownall and Major Robs, to whom they owed S— 6.
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    THE MONSTER BUDGET INTRODUCED.
    883 8 CEYLON LETTER. Government and Rubber F]xport Duty. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Colombo, July 10. The Legislative Council today began the r.iosl important st-s-ion in it the fina!.c:al mea mrea which remain to enormoD i ii iportance in view of Phis morning the Hon. Mr. B. !I.
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    BIRTHS EXCEED DEATHS.
    74 8 Half As Many Woncn Die As ftion. (Frosi Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca, July 1!». The monthly moelinK of t!i-- Malacca municipal commissioner! uiok pi. ice ht-r--day. t(.( meeting ii w;:s itated thai in the month of June there were IT 1 7s niak-s and 100 females— and
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    L.M.S. ENGINE HONOURED
    177 8 Crests from Royal Irish Fusiliers. Hikh honour was paid ti railway i r.ifitit drawn no recently ;.t i:ie of tbt platforms at F^uston SUttion. It »a< locomotive No. (>l2.'{, of the London Millland and Scottish Railv.uy, known as Royal Irish Fusilier," inimediattly below the name, there were
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    DUTCH DOCTOR TO ATTEND A KING.
    854 8 JAVA LETTER Famous Specialist On Way To Siam. (Fran Our Own Correspondent.) Hatavia, July 1. r >. BU Excellency the fiiminimr General -.1 raddenly taken i'l few days atio and *v admitted to tha military ho.-pitul in Wi it t i. ill- «v rasTering
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      48 8 KELVINATOR s> THE FINEST ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR EVER BUILT. BblH^^bQd I .A 'bbsbsbsbsbsbsbsH^ '.ldfit. \7m THP] FINEST QUALITY AT COMPETITIVE PRICES MOST ECONOMICAL OPERATION GREATEST CONVENIENCES WHAT MORE COULD YOU ASK COME IN AND SEE FOR YOURSELF. Resident Representatives GETZ BROS. CO. (Incorporated in U.S.A.) SAI.KS-SERVICE 55, ROBINSON ROAD.
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      319 8 f^^\ GOOD TEA used to mean I cover expensive Tea today it means rut open \iM^x BROOKE BOND p|i|||f YEHOff LABEL— J Though it costs no more than ordinary tea it tastes a good deal "*r.irXs=^ tter. Ask your usual dealer for for iT-iiiv ule^y :i l ;1 <l :i
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      357 9 Jllhambrl i I THE THEATRE OF PERFECT SOUND if Ml BL reproduction JHL ML 9 Positively Last Performance Do not Miss this Super- Programme M ETRO-GOLDW YN-M A YER PRESENT The World-Famous Artistes THE REVELLERS In a selection of Musical Numbers followed by The Most Mafßifioami Spectacle Yet Staged 'THE
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      371 9 yy, uu yM \iv v \<i vu u.w v >w v y y. v, v \>iu v 0 O O O O O O O CO O O O O O O O O OH torn HSBHnHBnHpsBnVHpnIHH II 9nV wl 'J HI HH S H J I w m LI
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      232 9 VICTORIA THEATRE Tonight at 9.15pm. AND ON Thursday and Saturday, July 24 26 at 9.15 p.m S.A.D.C. WILL PRESENT IN THE NEXT ROOM. Booking at LITTLE'S. Prices $2 and |1. I- c Gaynor-Farrell— Cl/fWKr^ Director Butler comityr'^^BLaK bination made Sunny ■P^al 4k ji Side Up and now X, \\jp^ <■
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    HEALTH IN EASTERN PORTS.
    146 10 SHIPPING NOTES Bulletin of the L of N. Kastern Bureau. Hoalth Bulh-li.-i of tli,- League ol Nations, Knsti-.n Bureau, for the w. ci. ended .luly \2. 1030. Alexandria r'.inlit plajrue easei and three deaths. Baghdad: Four plague cases. Bombay: 15 smallpox eiisc-s an. l nine deaths.
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    VEXATIOUS LITIGATION. Well-lleceived Finding By German Courts. : ■ hcv< ■ . t"i in
    167 10 VEXATIOUS LITIGATION. Well-lleceived Finding By German Courts. hcv&lt; t"i in nnccted with the shipping the litigant* iiu'ii^inf; in mpanie t Ml IT .-UP!:- with even with i excu Journal &lt;&gt;i i 'niti d States, tin- verdict j nt.rf. n&lt;. a he or tha appears hcv( eyes, and the !im-.-ngen across
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    PASSENGERS.
    140 10 i at Sin I. i I und, Mr. A 1 Khoo, y, nnd Mr X phi I: &gt;■■ D Khi Hwa, :&gt;i.. 11. F. da Mr. and K. \V. I i.xniHle, .l:.i hni duumal, Mr. At. K. Isaac. Meeoy, Mr. M. •n, Mr. N. Bartrum, v. rd, Mr. .1.
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    EXCHANGES.
    64 10 Rugby, July tl. Foreiim exchange! are i An.ster.lain .7... Bombay Is. 5 25-32 d., M.KO'i, Bucharest 818, I I openhi gen l»*.l&lt;'.. Hi i I:'::',. Mont Kung i l lOH'i. Madrid lir.:;.&gt;. Bfilan Vorli i II 10, Osl i 15.16K, Shanirhai Is. ii.!.. Stockholm ,i lit I*,1 Prague 164
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    MAILS FOR EUROPE.
    36 10 by alu.rao II. UK.. n&lt;lit- I..i &lt; ii Arm. H'porr London June C June 27 June A Juim SO June 19 July It June 2ii July &lt; I Jun.' July ::i Jum 27 Juh 21
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      TING KIL TIN MINES.
      346 10 Company to Go Into Liquidation. The nnTJi.l meeting &lt;&gt;: Ting Ktl Tin Mines. Ltd., will be held at Hong Kong Hank Chambers, Bingapore, on Tuesday, July i;y. at il.:;u. h will be followed by an cxtraorj general meeting at which the followir solution will be submitted:
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      SHARE MARKET REPORTS
      46 10 Macphail and Co., Ltd. i iij .j. ts-I.W. I'enowal i.ukuts T7--2 cents, lion/ KctU 52-55 cent Souths 16 I jus UIS-1 In. Sunirel Waj ..in. Hatu Caves 56-60 cents I'sd. C I!"-. M 274-1.40 1.10-1.17'^. al. y^..-;. Si \1 I cineers Ords. 9M-UM.
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      Pose Macphail & Penman, Ltd.
      62 10 Pose Macphail Penman, Ltd. r 5-10, unchanged. Price I ::.is. Dull. S V. „v Xii.-h. :.i'.. Malaya &lt; nts, J. n:n,&lt; 30Luaa 1.07-1.10, L'lu Kianirt 90 r.l I'.-laliir.-.-120-4.40. Ayer Hitains !ls.-llr. M-, !i":;Knnic lir.s 155.-1 Malacca i.ln-1.2:.. 1.70-1.75, Maluku Pindas 1.45-1.55, Mi ?nt», L'lu Benuts 2K-31 Industrial. Dull. follieri. 5.40-1
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      VOLUNTEER DRILLS.
      161 10 ..r:\.ne of l!rll!a up to am! for »\'U July SI Tuesday, July 22, 5.15 pjn, Malay Drill Hall. iMaluy Co. Weapon Training: 5.1S p.m.. I&gt;rill 11.11. M.G. Platoon 'Kur. i. I '.!.&lt;;. Ttaining 15 m., Urili Hall ■A Kvvolver Clossillcation. I ily 5.15 pjn« Drill Hi X.C.Oc, S.\.C.
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        MINING.
        476 10 baa* I'ai N. Buyen Sell*r» tl ii Amm Kaaibaaaj M 2&lt;; Ayir II, tain Til II J 12 tl tl Baagria Tia M;; II 1 1 li.Uu.nz I'adang 0.10 tjl I 1 iiatu CaVM 0.59 U. 60 i i liuk:t Araag 0.40 oiu tl il llurmah Malay JI 10
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        GENERAL.
        222 10 ■MM i -i- l'«i. Buyers Stilera I Ahi. Hr\-k ON*. 2.0j 'J J 2 Alex. Km* I're.'s. 1.11 US c&lt;J. El fj tint. Am. iobatco 1.14 UMJt 1 1 Central Euina v.40 u.ju nom. 1 1 Cycla and C'arriagci 0.40 0.4r. num. 1113. ll's. Duff Ucvelupment 4 J -J
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        DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
        111 10 Singapore Storage 7 p.c. ileti. of HUt red. 19S1 bu 102 106 ci. Singapore Municipal 5 p.c. led. 11M0 $I,!s7S,UUU par. Si preia. Singapore Manicipal i'z p.c. oi iiM.T red. IMI $I,tiOU,UUU 95 p»r Singapore .Municipal 4'^ i.e. .r red. 1935 *I,OCO,UUO U5 par (Singapore Municipal 4
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        RUBBER SHARES.
        398 10 Fraser and Co. and Lyall and Evatfs quotations. Today's PricM 1 rBMC Ljall .t I Co. hv:iH Al'u-r.l.y ($1) 1.10 1.30 l.iv 1.30 Aloi bajaa ($1) 1.10 1..J0 J.ju \.M A Uitan i»l I 1.00 1.70 1 :,U l.Tj A. KiiiiiriK &lt;*1) U.Z.i v.:.&gt; v.2". "As A. Malay
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    JAVA UNITED PLANTATIONS.
    1449 10 Need for Conservative Finance. The twenty-first ordinary general Hi tin- J:r.-;i UaiUd PUntatiem, Ltd., was hi I&gt;l in I. unil n orf June 2'i. Mr. K. C. I. kua«nt (chairman of the company i. after dealing with lot balance sheet itemy, said After allowing for Java taxes
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    13 10 Sporting events will be found under a separate beading ea thi sports page.
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    SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE.
    98 10 Today. Si Panil and Bagan j i Esmeralda 3 p.m. Bcngkalis. Labuean Bilik and land- M Java. South-West Sumatra, Southbast Celel Moluccas iten I 3 p.n Pi ;i 1 1;: f Hoea 1 ii •l p.m. S:: m i &gt;•■■ I p.m. Java, Soutn-W«st Sumatra, South- t..-t
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    ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE WEEK.
    151 10 Tuetaay, Ju'.y 22. H.W. 7 a.m^ 7 ft., t". 21) p.n., ft. 3 in. St. Andrew's Cathedral Fete, ic. Memorial Hall, i" :....&gt;. to 1 p.m., i p.m. to p in, E.A.D.C., I:i The Next ttoom," Victoria Theatre, 8.18 p.m. Police Band thi G ird 6.13
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    SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD.
    87 10 Bhipt alMMjatil Ike Wharves or expected *o arrive. Entran.-s J.i 1 3 Anl 16 3 Wilson il 7 ::n :i Havildar :i L' 1 I Section 10 KEPi'rX HARBUt'B. Main Wharf The Cihla, Hopper IJ. IS, Belle 11. Ami Ithu K.MJB. Hopp 1 und 3. iil Wharf
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    57 10 I X, hama 23-7. for i U VERSPY( \i. !&gt;■.;.. CCI ton f m Ten mpa IHUA TONt;, I Mala..-i I IS 7. foi Mai 7. ax: for Swettenham 'J'.'-V. I KKDAH I 1! D. li ILARUT, foi M I 2.V7. SILVERPALM, I nn Yu.r.Ai 28-7. for il.i
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    AROUND THE MARKETS.
    202 11 Effect of Latest T.P.A. Announcement. LONDON ADVICES MORE OPTIMISTIC. Cl'rom Ojir Financial Correspondent.) Singapore, Tuesday. 10 a.m. Today's Prjieca Rubber, 17 cents per H&gt;. 'I 125 tons at INK per picul. Yesterda) Prices Robber, London "&gt; 5-16 d. pc;' 1!&gt;. Baehaaged. Nen York, 10% cts. per Ih.,
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    ANGLO BURMA TIN.
    191 11 Capital Reorganisation Approved. of the ipany, Ltd., «a^ hrld on ani :aion cf the i] i.. Mr. Henrj tiy lent the obliga- debentures f&lt;r them, including debentures on endori Ik.. I thai in respect of the on "f thu Thabawlei! ild be cancelled, ider of the is-uim!
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      RUBBER ESTATES OF KRIAN.
      702 11 Problem of Regulating Output. Thi- twentieth annual ceneral meeting of Rubber Estates of Krian, ltd., was held on June 19, at the registered offices, 7. Martin's Lane. Cannon Street, X.C.. Mr. W. Arthur Addim.'ll, chairman »f the company, prosiding. Mr. C. H. Smalrwood. on behalf of
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      LONDON RUBBER STOCKS.
      39 11 A c-.itilo received l&gt;y Lewis and Peat CSincanon), Ltd.. from their London correspondent .tat. that nlil&gt;er stocks show an increase of 21s i. hi- during the pa~. week, the total now on hand being i(:s.'.'4-J ton*.
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      TEEKOY RUBBER ESTATE.
      339 11 Inconvenient Month For Tapping Holiday. Mr. C E. Wi'lldon presided on June 21 nt the twentieth ordinary een;T:il mectiiiK of the Teakoy Rubber Estates, Ltd., and said tha. the crop harvested for the year ended Mar. SI, 1980, was 111 858 Ib, w IJMI lh. more than
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      GEORGE NEWNES.
      178 11 Dividend Maintained Good Year's Work. The reg &gt;• ar easM 19S0, of &lt;; (orge Newnea, the well-known printer! and publishers, shows that the company enjoyed .-mother successful year. Met to £153.284, attain t t\ \tfiVi year a 172,079. Owing :'u:r I'ear. on and "Country Life, 1 ranking for
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      NEW YORK STOCKS.
      190 11 New York m Jul&gt;' II and 1 i.. folio* J lily M. July 13. liii'j 12:! American Smelter 6A\ 61! Sugar ."&gt;!;'■. A"h-.-k:-.ii Tel. Tel. LM2 210 American Tobacco Com. IM_' 289' Anaconda 49V I Gas Elec. Blank Blank Atchison 225 221 Baltimore A Ohio 107 1
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      CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
      61 11 Tone of Market Steady, sellers reserved. Latest Cable Lom:on Spot Sheet 5 5-lGd. per lb, New York Spot Sheet O. cents 10-'s per lb. I.S.S. equal to London Standard Itamlard K.S.S. on Tender Spot August Si'i)tonibor lAug.-Scpt. Oct.-Dec. Buyers 17 17'j 18 i IS VJ
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      ARMAMENT FIRM'S DIFFICULTIES.
      1364 11 John Brown Co. DECREASED ORDERS FOR SHIPS. The ordinary panil meeting of John Srown and Co., Ltd.. was held "&gt;i June nt the Central Hui:, V, itminati r, London, s.v.\ The P.ipht Hon. Lord Aherconwny &lt; chairman of the company! &gt;aid Ladies and Rciiiicnen, the changes that
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      N.Z. MANUFACTURES.
      192 11 Desire to Trade With Mother Country. Every Mew Haalandur wanted to trade and last with the Mother Country or ipire," said Sir Tkos. Wilford, the Hich Commissioner f»!" New Zealand, pretidinc at a luncheon given in Lgnior on Jur" U0 to W Zealand d::irv farmers who are uring
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    MALAYAN JUNE RUBBER EXPORTS.
    192 11 BRITISH MALAYA DECLARED EXPORTS OP PARA RUBBER INCLUSIVE OF LATEX FOR THE MONTH OF JUNK, 1.i.J0, SHOWING LOCAL ORIGIN, AS COMPILED BY THE TRADE REGISTRIES AT I'ENANG, MALACCA, KUALA LUMPUR AND SINGAPORE. Note The total 37,612 tons is comprised of the following Para robber tons 37,381
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    LONDON RUBBER MARKET.
    689 11  -  A. W. StiH.) (Isy Increase cf Interest In Restriction. NECESSARY FOR DUTCH TO CO-OPERATE. There has been a quite crease of interest in real thin*; I nuaii during the p It arises, no doubt, from a niple r&lt; tion of the fact that the Ma; BCTC drop
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    The Straits Times SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JULY 22, 1930. THE TIN OUTLOOK.
    1100 12 The Straits Times SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JULY 22, 1930. THE TIN OUTLOOK. j After a delay which had caused considerable uneasiness among it- most ardent supporters, the lin Producers' Association has announced that so far" its restriction proposals nave been accepted I by 94 companies operating in British ter- ritory and
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    HAS THE AIRSHIP A FUTURE ?
    963 12 HAS THE AIRSHIP A FUTURE Its Place in Relation To j The Aeroplane. (By Male* G. H. Scott, commander of the RlOl. in an interview.) Whoa one thinks of the tremendous progress made in aviation during the past few years, one realises that this progress 1 as been almost entirely
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    24 12 uncirg the birth I rds, th.' wife of .Mr. A. V. .i'inor of British North from Sandakan and not i: n I tat &gt;! yesterday.
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    25 12 the Leprosy Institutions Mauds, with motion delivered by Dr. H. W. i!ef Pathologist of the Culjon Leper Colony, at the College of Medicine p.m. tomorrow.
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    52 12 The engagement is announ-.&lt;'d between Anthony Hyde, Malayan Civil Service, son if the Key. Prebendary H. B. Hyde and Mrs. Hv&lt;!' of 11, St. David's Hill. Exeter, and Kathleen Kay Moatyn, daughter of th Hon. Dr. A. I- Hoops, Principal Civil Officer, Straits Settlements, anil Mrs. Hoops of io. Goodwood
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    51 12 Our London correspondent cables thr the death in a London nursini; Mr. John I. Philips, formerly of Ipoh, who w;&gt;s a director of a number of li.i r.nd rubber companies. Mr. Hhili"s r of the Ampang (Perak), I hendenang, Eastern Siam, fCamunting, !vl Selas 'ii tin companies and Ratanui Rubber
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    64 12 Mr. A. K. a'Beckett TerreT, who has been appointed a jud-re of the Straits Settlements, has been practising in Penang a member of th firm of Prasgrava and Matthews for a number of years. lie was called to the Par at Lincoln's Inn in 190fi. His app&lt; intmenl to the
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    86 12 Captain Eustace Maude, late R.N.. who died on June 12 at Victoria, 8.C., at the age of Bt, enterec) the Navy in the sixties, and saw service as sub-lieutenant of the Kinaldn, when ha did good work against pirates in the Straits of Malacca. In 1925, at the age of
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    96 12 Mi. V. Roberts, of Delta, Pussellawa, ilii 1 i:i the General Hospital, Colombo, on July 10 following an accident which took place &gt;n the estate about six weeks ago. Mr. Roberta was riding his motor cycle along ;;n estate road when the machine skidded over a muddy patch, 1 iti
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    NOTES OF THE DAY.
    641 12 A PHILATELIC "ZOO." A few days ago a aota eppeared In thi^ BOtaan concerning the tiger on the F.M.S. tairps. In this connection leaders ma; interested to know thai B display of taring picture* of casts and birds, has been arranged In the British Museum (Natural
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    20 12 Ur. (i. C. D»vii headmost r, Victoria Institute. Kuala Lumpur, I:;'.- been appointed to act as In pector of rank.
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      96 12 SILVER PRIZE GUPS We invite your inspection of our larfje new range of Prize Cups at Special Prices. SILVER IS I// MEDALS. We now hold an ■manually large selection of Silver Cups and other Sports Prizes. Special terms to Clubs. Catalogue free on request. Engraving executed at short notice. JOHN
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    FULL STORY OF BRITISH AIR LINER'S CRASH IN KENT.
    108 13 AIR CRASH NEAR GRAVESEND. Well-Known Society Members Killed. ENGINE EXPLODES. Very Difficult Flying Conditions. y, July 21. A ter: Junker i engaged on r.n air taxi c Touquet and Cn ydon, aa the .it' which the ii^.t an l his a
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    COAL MINES BILL.
    12 13 Commons Accept Lords' Amendment C &gt;mmoni jreement: •turned t&lt;
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    CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETIES.
    20 13 C O-OPERATIVE SOCIETIES. Advances Made to Members &lt;!:i Stocks. 21. tH- r• i.i advance the r cnl &lt;&gt;r the market
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    TO MEET GANDHI.
    16 13 Vi*&lt;it Postponed Owing To Bereavi m Fuly 81. B. Sapru and n post-
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    22 13 All t'i»- Gove-nmenl bungclows ;it H in Red Cro Victory and the bookable rooma in tht been :i!l.&gt;:tH mff the Aumist holidays.
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    BIAS BAY PIRATES AGAIN.
    186 13 Hong Kong-Owned Steamer Seized. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Hong Kong, July 22. steamer Helikon was pirated early ruin*: and taken to Bias Bay. Afterwards the vessel was allowed to I to Hong Kong. The M.likon is a steamer of 2,232 tons, ad in Hong Kong and
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    KILLED BY COOLIES.
    101 13 J.uropean Stoned to Death In Java. (From Our Own Correspondent, i Medam, July .vlr. Billing, a European employed at rwodadi sugar factory, near Barat, 'iiv.i. was murdered today by his coolies. Twenty-eight coolies, who it if alleged, stoned tir. Belling when he fell in a ive been
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    BELGIAN CENTENARY.
    140 13 Britain's Messages Of Goodwill. Rugby, July 21. B me conducted a Te Deum at athedral today on the f the centenary of Belgian IU1 Kinir George was represented by Lord Granard. The Belgian Ambassador and sent. I The Prime Minister. Mr. Ramsay Maci. today sent the Belgian Prime
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    THE MACE INCIDENT.
    113 13 Indignation of All Parties. Load &lt;n, July 31. The ireiden! it' the Mac ;n the UouftC of Omiinor.:; on July 17 was referred to at question time today, when a Conservative member suggested that Mr. .fohn Beckett (Lab., IVckham). who seized the Mace and attempted to carry
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    PORTUGUESE PLOT.
    44 13 i Twelve Persons Deported To The Azores. Lisbon. July 21. A Government lonimuniqu.' states that twelve person Including three journalists, who \%v!v charged with having been im-ilu-:it.M in the recent conspiracy to overthrow the Government, have been deported to the Azores. Renter.
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    RIOTS IN CAIRO AND PORT SAID.
    448 13 Four Killed. BRITAIN WATCHING THE COURSE OF EVENTS. Cairo, July 21. Four peop'.e were killed in this morning's rioting. Five hundred arrests have been made. One demonstrator was killed and 27 were sent to hospital as a result of demonstrations this morning which were
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    SINGAPORE'S D.P.P.
    118 13 Attorney-General From Fiji Coming. I-" Secretary of State for the Colonies has appointed Mr. P. A. McElwain Deputy Public Prosecutor for Singapore. It is expecu-d that Mr. McEhraine will rive in Singapore ebovt Neveuiber. He i. on leave at present i*io..i the Fiji Islands, where he 'h&S hold
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    AUSTRALIAN FINANCE
    113 13 Tentative Agreement Reached. Sydney, July 21. A private conference between Sir Otto Niemeyer (who has arrived to confer with the Commonwealth Government on the financial situation in Australia) and leaders of the Commonwealth Trading Hunks, officials of the New South Wales Treasury and members of the Federal I.
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    WRECKED TRAIN.
    46 13 Owner of Motor-Car Charged With Manslaughter. Elizabeth, New Jersey, July 21. Thr man who abandoned a motor-car on the railway line, resulting: in a train smash in which one person was killed and OR were injured, hp& been arrested and charged with manslaughter. Rtuter.
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    CHICHERIN RESIGNS.
    27 13 Replaced as Foreign Commissar By Litvinoff. Moscow, July 21. 11, hkherin baa resigned his post as Foreign Commissar. M. Litvinoff replaces 1 im. Ri uter,
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    ROUND-UP OF ARMED BANDITS.
    415 13 Smart Police Trap. DETECTIVES FRUSTRATE ROBBERS' PLANS. A clever trap for a gang of armed Chinese robbers and a clash between them and police during which firearms were used, caused a sensation in the Paya Lebar district early yesterday afternoon. In spite of the fact that
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    HELP FOR WORKLESS
    170 13 New Relief Fund Absorbs 200 Men. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, July 21. About 200 C hinese lat-ourers prcser.te.l themselves at the Selangor Chinvse Miners' Hall this morning to apply for admission to the unemployed camp, at t r e Ccnton. cemeti ry, which i? being
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    RUBBER COSTS.
    51 13 More Amalgamations Foreshadowed. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London. July 21. The Times says the time is app-.-oaching when the efforts to reduce costs may remit in further rubber amalgamation schemes. It declares that the,, industry affords abundant oppoi-tunity for the adoption of SOSM of the first principles of
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    SERIOUS OUTLOOK IN INDIA.
    554 13 Many More Firms Close Down. Simla, July 21. Having obtained views regarding the Simon report from the Indian Princes and some members c f t'.ie Legislature, the Viceroy today had a private conference with pi ivincial Go 1 ernors. It is felt by responsible loaders of
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    NAVAL TREATY.
    53 13 Ratified by U.S. Senate. Washington. July 21. The Senate ratified the Lffndon Naval Treaty by 58 votes to nine. The Senate's ratification i,f the Naval Treaty is accompanied by a resoi-va'.i &gt;n that ratification docs not imply approval of any secret understanding which may exist in relation to
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    POLICE OPEN FIRE.
    171 13 Shanghai Tram Strike Takes Serious Turn. Shanghai, July 21. The position with regard to the strike of drivers, conduc'ors and other tramway employees in the French Concession is becoming increasingly frrave. The whole of the ni"n are now out and •re indulging in public demonstrations. Hwre have
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    CURTAILING TIN PRODUCTION.
    264 13 State of Uncertainty Continues. T.P.A. PROPOSALS. Ninety-four Companies Agree. London, July 21. Th-.' Tin Producers' Association announces that as far assents to tion proposals have been received fn m 04 companies operating in British tervi tor- and Siam. Most of the assent:; relate to the two months
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    EUROPE AIR RACE.
    148 13 British Competitors In First Flight. Rugby, July L'l. Extremely difficult flying weather, with violent rainstorms, gusts of wind an visibility, was en ounterid by th( petitors in the round Europe air col who flew today the stages from I to Bristol and London and back the Channel.
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    KOREAN UNREST.
    78 13 Clashes with Japanese Police. Tokio, July 21. It is reported from Tansen, East Korea, rhat four Ivor, an peasants were killed and 2*&gt; wounded and nine Japanese police men were wounded in Serious riotil terday evening, following th&lt; am pea. ants for alleged violation of the try laws.
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    AN INNOCENT ABROAD.
    169 13 American's Adventure In Montmartre. Paris. June 26. Before paying a visit to various Monl martre night-clubs, Mr. .lame; Hamilton. a citizen of the United States, tool: the precaution of handing over his money, IS 1.000f., notes to his taxi-cab driver, with strict instructions that it was to
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    SHOPHOUSES GUTTED.
    43 13 Ipoh, July 21. A row of nine shi phouses in Tronob. were gutted by tire in the early houn of this morning. The Ipoh lire brigade was Mil and confined its activities to i 1 i thr spread of the I
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    GENERAL OFFENSIVE BEGINS.
    149 14 Fierce Northern Reply. BATTLES RAGING ON THREE FRONTS. I hai, July 21. v indication that what is rove the fiercest and most itruggle of tho present ci\il war begun. lent Chiang Kai-shek, who hat &lt;&gt;ii th« he general at Tsi- General army t &gt; eounfc 'a llth
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    SIR CECIL CLEMENTI.
    43 14 I eaves Penang on Kedah »i Singapore. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, July 21. fii.-i Exti the I'" 1.. nti was owers. re, Sir &lt;'"nl h:.s had visited Palau .Icr:-.j:«k Bag v I nd nt two da\ a .i &gt;day.
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    NEW HARPOON GUN.
    86 14 Life-liae Demonstration At R.S.Y.C. Today. tion of m new life-line ap,;ll bo sri^i'ii today n( 5.30 p.m. Singapore Yacht Club. n run and will be by Mr. T. Frolich, a ci i of the Norwegian Govern- o has arrived here from Cal- he hai given imilar defired
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    "THE GATES OF HEAVEN."
    39 14 &lt;* "t »|m lud Before Me." Says Man Who Jumped in Sea. ..it-, pondent &gt;. i'l-iian/, July 21. rra opened before lok, when ourt hen suicide l&gt;y Jumping u«l b) v policeman, who .1 liuajiiuil fvt observation.
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    CATHEDRAL FETK.
    249 14 Sale in Memorial Hall. The St. Andrew's Cathedral Fete each year makes it- entrance upon the stage .I Functions that serve the double ;.!?•&gt; supplying a charitable need. lorning, in asking Mrs. Pritchard, era! Officer Commanding, to declare it open, the Key. pointed OOt that the fete anised
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    STOPPING A FIGHT,
    140 14 Homicide Charge Which Failed. the Chinese culpable homicide not nurder, in conseouance of nd I &gt; have tool iw.. brothers whom h. from lighting, ilect?d to ■Yom the dock this ir hen h itopped the the brothi rs, one of them i r was, i n ng
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    IS IT A HOAX?
    101 14 War-Time Document Causes A Sensation. The Navj Department, Washington, that I- is conducting an official investigation concerning an exiry diary discovered by an marine in San Antonio, Texas. This diarj purport: to have been written a plotter Involved i:i the sinking of the U.S.S. Cyclops in
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    AUSTRALIAN CRISIS.
    104 14 Fate of Central Reserve Bank Bill. Canberra, July 11. Mr. I. H. Sculiin, the Federal Premier, Senate fails to pass iblidhment of a Cenrve Bank during the present rhich ends in Aogoet, the Govwill regard t h i as tantamount to the rejection of the Bill, which they
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    OUTWARD MAIL.
    34 14 The P. and 0. steamer Kashmir with London mails dispatched on July 3 is expected at Penang at 6 a.m. on Thursday. The mails should be delivered in Singapore on Friday morning.
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    RUBBER FACTORY METHODS.
    293 14 How Research Institute Helps the Planter. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, July 22. At a meeting of the Taiping branch of the Incorporated Society of Planters. B. J. Baton ..nd Mr. R. O. Bishop, ci" the Rubber Research institute, gave addresses 0D Mr. Bl object ol sand
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    COAL SRITKE ECHO,
    110 14 Government Forced To Move Adjournment. London, July 11. In the House of Commons t in 1925 that f iu miners ought mhi ed bad: to w&lt; rk, Wng Labour supp&lt; rters, duiinß: Urn i the I'uV.k- Wo to re-appoint the Public Works Loan amendmei t •I:-. 1".
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    TRITE OVER INDIA.
    115 14 Parties May Split Unless Situation Improves. London. July IS. The Sunday Times says there are f.'o(,.i grounds for believing that unless the situation rapidlj the better the Parliamentary party truce over India may bo broken at any moment The Opposition loaders are mi tarbed at some aspects
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    CHINESE DROWNED.
    70 14 Swept Away by Tide While Bathing. (From Our Own Correspondent). Penang:, July 21. An 18 year old Chinese named Lee Chonjr Boon, son of a well-known Taiping towkay, was drowned while lia-hine: with friends in the sea at Tanjonjr Bin He disappear) I suddenly, apparently havinjr been swept
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    STRANGE AIR TRAGEDY.
    88 14 Pulled Out of Machine By Parachute. A most extraordinary flying disaster occurred at Viborjj last month. It appears that the parachute fixed on the back of a mechanic suddenly opened out when an aeroplane was flying at a high altitude. The unfortunate man wus pulled with great
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    "PLAYING THE FOOL."
    319 14 PLAYING THE FOOL." European Debtor Censored By Chief Justice. A European named F. W. Smith wh'&gt; had ;'iii'ed to pay any of the $50 instal;:r. 1 which he had promised towards a judgment for $1,280 obtained against him in i.he Supreme Court in August, 192 was before the Chief Justice
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    "CAUSING DEATH."
    249 14 CAUSING DEATH." Trolley« Bus Driver Case At Assize?. Causing dm-.h by rash act was the n which a trolkr-boi driver tie Cobbett at morning. used, an Indian named Veeralaimed t ir&gt;!. and the Deputy Publii Prosecutor (Mr. .1. H. Pcdlow). after outlining ifce storj that would be told by n.
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    H.R.H. ADDRESSES PILOTS
    275 14 "Master Mariner With A Shore Job." T b J'r&gt; if Wake, who la M tiu- Merchant Navy and Pishing Fleets, said at the opening of the jn nnwl conference ef the United Kingdom Pilots' Association at Anderson's Hotel, Fleet '■:.C.. on June tt th it, in his
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    GERMAN CHERRIES.
    60 14 The Berlin Press Rives much publicity to a new British embargo on German flu nies which is described as a piece of hidden protection inasmuch as the noxious fly, Trypseta Cerasi, with whose presence on German cherries the embargo is being justified by the British authorities, is also
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    VICTIMS OF THE SLUMP.
    751 14 Can You Help These Men In accordance with the offer made in the Notes of the Day column we give publicity to the follow ing appeals for work from men who are unemployed as a direct result of the slump. The Editor will be pleased to
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      TODAY'S MATCH.
      375 15 Vital Meeting Between Malays And S.C.C. on Padang. Today's meeting between the Malays and S.C.C. on the Padang has an important bearing on the championship, and a victory !"r the Clvii will mean they will still have a chance for league honours. I! positions of the top three
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      TEAMS I OR DAMS CUP FINAL.
      83 15 Tilden Sustains Slijerht Accident. July 21. i^ ctelly :t; he teams in th. i'■ I ol Davis Cup ,1! Im irin in Paris nn -I Unite.: AIHSO» i Ryn. France: Cochet, Corotra, Brugnon a rl Bou While n Tilde i slipped on a wet
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    ANOTHER CENTURY FOR BRADMAN.
    192 15 Inconsistent Batting; At Glasgow. (From Our Own Correspondent.) in, .July 21. With only &lt;&gt;ne day, left for play at Glasgow the v arid XI declared their innings closed when the match was resumed this morr.ing, with their lotal standing ;a 1 10 f..r six wii I
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    ETON BEAT HARROW.
    125 15 Pelham Atkinson-Clark ExceL v. irted i day. all i t'.ir I.'. i ittii of hi :i.nlim. mainl) I and oif- nen. At thi lay Eton had s;k wickets. Itkiruon-Clark was ily VI. Loi at Harrow by Eton's first inninj them a lead ol 85. Atkinfrom a to
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    SOUTH CHINA A.A.
    205 15 Easily Defeat Penang Chinese F.A. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ig, July 2J. The South China /LA. football tourist lad ail easy victory over the Penan. Chinese F.A. winning by 1 It was a s!"\v game, the local team being unable to do anything right. The visitors d:l
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    BASEBALL.
    113 15 United States League Results. Sew York, July 21. Lo date are BJ s'micnal League. innati s—B.5 8. nnati 13 -1. j i rk boat Chicago 13—5. Brooklyn losi S1 L mis C 15. New York losi to Chi ago o—o. at St. Louii Louis 10—17. Pittsburg 7—2. Imerican League.
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    "GOLFERS' CHURCH."
    78 15 i itor's Timel) \&gt; arning Save.s Historic Buildinf. Timely warnins; by a viitir^ clerg-y-man saved the "Golfers' Church" (St. I at Walla c, from i-iicj ;ire. :i waa viewing the golfers' n he beard the crackle of fl I "1 drew lh&lt; attention of the vicar, the Rev.
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    EASY VICTORY FOR WELCH.
    434 15 Indo-Ceylonese Play Only Nine Men. 2n.l Weiea Bed *&gt; J Indo-Ceylonese 1. The [ndo-Ceyloncaa were completely swamped by the 2nd Welch Regt. at the Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday afternoon :;i a Fir.-l Division match, and were beaten by the large margin of 6—l.6 1. The limli
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    PRIMO CAKNERA.
    47 15 Boxer Obliged to Leave U. S. A. Omaha, Nebraska, July 21. The immigration officials have refused the request to extend the sojourn of amen, the Italian giant boxer, who will be obliged to leave the country im mediately, tocether with his manager, Leon See. -Kcuter.
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    PAHANG'S SPLENDID CRICKET DEBUT.
    670 15 Selangor Club Routed At Raub. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Raub, July 21. The P:;h:iPK" State (ticket XI made their first appearance y ■■'.erday at Raub. I'ahanjf, when they played a match against a picked Selangor Club XI, and won by the exceedingly larga laanlii of an
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    SPORTING FIXTURES.
    137 15 Turhday, July 22. K.M.tl.all: Ist Div., S.C.C. vs. Malays I'adunir 2ml I);v [i.T.RC. Roblnaon'a. Stadium Mansfield* &lt;):,!.-. ana Bigs* S.R.C. A.l.C. vs. C.X.C, ,\.l'.C. lifMiii: Lion City Ring. H.dnesday. July 23. lootball: Ist Div., R.K. vs. U..\ Stadium S.A.F.A. Cup, S.C.C. II vs Malays n. Psdaag. lhur.sday, July
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    PENANG RACES.
    383 15 Handicaps for Opening Day. t The following are the handicaps for til first day's racing of the Penang Autumn' meeting on Saturday Horses, Classes IV ami V, Third DWiilrfn (six furlongs I.- Pollyk.u Last ChanCi 8.10, Black Moon !*.6. True Boj 8.5, La Ri I 'U, Hopeless 8.1,
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    AMERICA CUP.
    109 15 Wcetamoe Proves Best of IS. Defenders. There was another race in mail week between the aspirant! for the honour of ill funding the Amerua Cup against Shamrock V. Weetaatoe won her third straight vi tory over the three others. E^nterprisc Was Second and Yankee which face;: hei first
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    SELANGOR CHINESE R.C.
    174 15 Otfice-Hearers Elt-etod For 1930. (Fr im Our Own Kuala Lumpur, Ju ng ha\.- -ii elected Recrea1030: ii Kong I nun; Vice P .Hi c; General Lai i.t Loke, Loke k Veo Poh Lin, Chua Sin Bam, Yeo Keii-c Wee. Khoo and !:Linn Lay Teik; Hon. Mr. ll'i
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      408 16 ITJLost men, even among the iff- nP/*~JSnorant and unlettered, have, in self-defence, developed through rr^s^T &gt; Sj^sTJ* generations wonderful abilfty yalfcT to detect fallacy in a false stall*- PWrk^if^^^^^. ment or unsound argument. It &lt;^-*\i&lt; &gt;J^,/&lt;^ is subconscious, perhaps ins- As we are here to stay we masi tinctive, but
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      278 16 /If &lt; (t Lo v Prices "Could Anything on Wheels Be More Nimble Than This?" The three Gruham brothers f&gt; not Mck to be specialists in y;:y one phase of motor car performance. Yet the public is conferring on them the reputation for leadership in power transmission. The nimblentss of
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    A HUNDRED YEARS OF INDEPENDENCE.
    654 17 Belgium Celebrates Her Centenary. n is this year celebrating th* centenary &lt;&gt;f iti establishment as an Independent nation, and it is doing so in h fashion commensurate with the importance of the occasion, writes a corre.-pon-ilent of the Sunday Times on June 21 A great
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    FATAL JOY-RIDE.
    55 17 Sing-Son"; (iirl Killed In Shanghai. Shanghai, .July 11. A sing-song girl was killed in the ''■vi i of a joy-ride &lt;&gt;n Hungjao Road win n i n automobile coming in the &lt;&gt;pl»osite direction with blinding headlight* confused the chauffeur, resulting in a Two other girls and two male
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    PRINCE IN PLANE CRASH
    56 17 Smash Knds Attempt To Heat Record. Sofia, July 11. A young Riimnni.in. I'limc (iheku, who el iut from Biceater, Leiestershire, in v single Boater Gipsy Moth aeroplane in beat th record for bob'•i' Hijfhl in a straight line, cnuhed at Kite". en. Rumania. He wu. badly
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    THE LIGHTER SIDE OF LIFE IN LONDON
    1488 17 - London, June 20. TWK new, eafiwly-anticipated Sherriff play has dawned, and the two words. Badger's (;r&lt;*n," now replace those Other two words. Journey's Kntl, over the entrance to the Prince of Wales' Theatre. The words are lar^e and imposing Above them, not quite
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    GOVERNMENT DEFIED.
    257 17 Storm Over Execution In Germany. f.reut ex :ti rier.t was aroused in Gi-i-many by the execution on June 21, in the Wflrttemburg town of Ra. young man named Zell, who was torderaned to death for having murdered his father in a particularly brutal and lalli'.is manner. For years
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    SUNDAY GOLF.
    66 17 Hull Votes Asainst The Proposal. The proposal to have Sunday fcoir 00 the new municipal eOUTSe at Hull has been comlemmcd by plebiscite of the electors of Park Ward organised by Canon Bmallwood, vicar of All Saints', and the Rev. Noel Hutcheroft, minister at a Wesleyan mission hall.
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    A CHARABANC POSTMAN.
    63 17 A motor-omnibus which left taMshaig (Argyllshire) for Glasgow recently carried for the first tiny a DOS in which members of the public o.i the roadside ■:ii^ht post letters. The roctfl is through rural area. Thf box i.- detached from i.i minibus r.l Tarbet (Dumbartonshire) :tn tk&lt; letters
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    12 DAYS' ORDEAL.
    185 17 Stowaways' Plight In Boiler-room. I. on 'on. Jn y !1. Two your;; men aho stowed aw ay in the Aberdeen Commonwealth liner Lar&lt;rBay when she left Australia for Southampton had a kxky esrape from death. Takin; orly a couple of loaves of bread and some biscuits, they
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    ADRIFT IN OPEN BOAT.
    63 17 Escaped Slave Rescued In Red Sea. Ix&gt;ndon, July 11. An Abyssinia:-., h ilf-blind, with handul of food but no water, wa resruco in the Red Sea from an open boat by tin I', und 0. liner Nanking, en route ti. Calcutta. H«&lt; said that he stolen
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    "WHITE" RUSSIANS.
    66 17 WHITE RUSSIANS. SuKgestiion That They Are Fighting For Nanking. Peking. July 11. Mr. Chu Ao-hslar.R, the Foreign AsTain Commissioner to the Northern Government, in the course of his weekly interview, declined that several thousands of "White" Russians are tiifhtint; For Nan king, and that 20 were captured on July 5
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    ROUT-THE-REDS RALLY.
    247 17 ROUT-THE-RE DS RALLY. Demonstration at tlK&gt; Albert Hall. A demonstn "Rout ihe-Reds Rally," al the Albert Hall. Kensington, S.W., on Jui i an immense gathering &lt; men and women. The ball began U fore Ihe meeting was due to begin, :ind shortly afterwards six queues forme I outside every d
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    NOVEL TAXATION
    109 17 Penalty For Wealing Foreign Clothes. thai, July 11. Su:^' Zau K uriET- who lives in an obat me has übmitted i n ingpniou* scheme to the fcvuommtang Kxecutivi- by means of which taxes ranging from :&gt;•'&gt;■' to am v I i ould bu impo led n Chine c
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      146 17 Today's Crossword Puzzle. (CLUES.) UROSS SEde-d I. Fine- particles of earth Number 4. Lou blood r Conceals .s. Unmarried weauni *™»a anvet 11. Tablet Cut 12. Btiff v Melancholy 15. Ditch :;i Scuur 16. Foamier of Jewish i'rii-sthooJ :i »*-&gt; rd l«. Model :i «'l«ttered 18. Leave-taking ;:T animul 1
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      330 18 MOST BACHELORS UTE IN A VKSS. ANY BODY WHO VISITED ONE LATE ON SAtl RDAI NIGHT WOULD SEE THAT AT ONCE IT IS VKKV DIFFICULT TO RUM A HOUSE AS IT SHOULD BE RUN. BUT t GAS COOKER IN THE KITCHEN WOULD HELP THE &lt; &lt;&lt;&gt;X J^ CITING HIM A
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      648 18 THE STRAITS TIMES i Can be obtained at the following plaeti In Singapore Money Changer, Adelphi Hotel. Money Changer, Europe Hotal Money Changer, Raffles Hotel. Grosvcnor Hotel. Kelly A Walsh, Ltd., Raffles Place. Federal Rubber Stamp Co. Raffiet Plaes and Tank Road Station. G. H. Kiat A Co.. Ltd., Collyer
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      142 18 DUBLIN GRAND PRIX WON ON SHELL The Irish International Grand Prix, held in Phoenix Park, Dublin, on July 18th 19th was won by Caracciola driviivr a Mercedes at 85.88 m.p.h. The Wakefield Trophy team prize was also carried off by the Mercedes Team, which ran on Shell Oil and Spirit.
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    STADIUM DISPUTE NOT SETTLED.
    436 19 STADIUM DISPUTE NOT SETTLED. Par to Agree. APPEAL IN F.M.S. COURT COM' (From Oui J ily 21. I by the ted this morn- the ts. The The I in the I in ci i- were that I am ;ii-. ited. They wanted pared to Mr. Shearn, in any H ill
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    K.L. WEDDING.
    154 19 Mr. Herbert Butler And Miss Fredricks. m Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala I.umpur, July 21. A we iding took place at St. John"; B N'an&s, Kuala Lumpur, or. Saturd: j Mr. Herbert Gerald Department, Kuala ta Frediphtei of ti..- late Mr. J. Fredricks of the F.M.S. Railways an! Mrs.
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    WRONGLY ACCUSED ?
    135 19 WRONGLY ACCUSED Sensational Allegations In Dutch East Indies. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Medan, July !i. A m p tation ims been caused in -in i Pre I ha( former n the Ci lebes, Mr. Margadanj theft, wa i irj i belonging to the and found guilty. !h. money was under
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    28 19 The seventh annual conference of the Incorporated Society of Planters, which was to be held in August, has been I postponed indefinitely, owing to the prevailing unpropitious timea,
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    GHEE TRADE MARK CASE.
    508 19 To be Heard by Civil Court. The argument that a criminal court is bot convenient pla'je to tiy a quaation of title was put forward in the Supreme Court yesterday by Mr. C. R. Smith, Counsel for Noor Mohamed Veerjibhoy, who wns recently convicted of counterfeiting
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    "FASHIONS IN LOVE."
    255 19 i Clever Adolphe Menjou Corned At the Capitol. m in I.i vi-." which was screened nl fht, is an excellent Apart from the cast, which •iii'iiily selected; thr story ii ty Kii'l well planned, The general situation savours- something of a ward eontedy, with touches of Sonera*
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    "SICISUDE."
    44 19 SICISUDE." A letter urritei to the Daily Teleirraph, who facetiously signs himself "Turn Tai:i." States that British people who wrongly use the term harikari when alluding to harakiri, the Japanese method of suicide, would be vastly amused were a foreigner to call it "sicisudc."
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    102 19 At the annual general meeting of ihe Moslem Association. Singapore, the following were appointed to the management committee viz President, Mr. A. M. S. Angullia vice-presidents, Messrs. B. Yahya AM, M. H. Dawood. A. M. S. Moonshi and Abdul Jalil lion, joint secretaries, Messrs. H. A. Basaasi and S. 11.
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    SIR A. CON AN DOYLE'S LAST WORDS.
    266 19 Affectionate Farewell To Wife. LonJon, July 7. The late Sir Arthur Conan Do. le spent hi.s later years travelling in .'ili iiaits of toe world lecturing- on behalf (if spiritualism. His son, Aiirian interviewed by Reuter today, said He was a great man
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    SCHOOL SPORTS.
    474 19 Successful Meeting at Gan Eng Sengr. The annual athletic sports cl" Gan Erp Sens School were held at the Anaon P.oad Sta&lt;iium j esterday afternoon before a large gathering of present and past :.&gt;ii&gt;ns ni^ii their parents an -I fric^.i;:. All the rvent- were keenly contested. Tho iiiieid
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    MOTOR GRAND PRIX.
    248 19 German's Success in Irish Race. The Irish International Grand Prix in Dublin on July 18 and 19, was won by K. Oarraeiola, iliivinjr a Mercedes at an averagy speed of 85.88 miles per hour. The third and fifth places in the over 1,000 c.r. elasi wen also
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    TENNIS.
    627 19 L.L.T.C. Tournament. '.day's results Open Mixed Doubles. Mrs. Warden ami P. 11. Klcinman bc:-t !.:idy Hartaoa and Dennell, 6—l.6 1. I J. Handicap Mixed Doubles. Mr. an.l Mrs. Battishil! heat Mi.s I.-fir-.nd Hobb.;, 8- &lt;;, I 1 I. U: J. Si-.iith :.nd ('i;,:. Grahm beat v iy :ind Dr.
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    BAND PROGRAMMES.
    98 19 The band of Urn S.S. Mice will perform the following programme, weather permitting in the Botanic Gardens today, i-onunencini? at 5.15 p.m. March, "Merry &gt;f Heart" (May); overture. Maoaniello (Auber) ballet music, "William Ml (Rossini) waltz, "Gems of Snae/I" (Aur. Winter) selection of flanrlei loil'l Bong! (Sanderson) (a)
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    DEATH WHILE ON HOLIDAY.
    355 19 Major Young Killed By Malaria, (From Our Own Correspondent.) The leaUi occui i nf Hajoi &lt; h.&gt; M.8., A. &gt;f.c.. H.C., lUtioncd ai He 1 ocame ill I in &gt;&gt;. dengue lapsed on Saturday n to hospital da; ■hi afL-r E&lt;hiiiss:on irom cerebral n Major Your
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    INDIAN LABOUR
    62 19 Wajfe-Fixiny Meeting Adjourned. (From Our Owr. -nt. Kuak The nu-&lt; ting &gt;■: tl Committee to to all Indian labourer* &gt;ivinee Wellesley, the Selling"; Srlancm. the districts of Kua JCaub. Bentonir :ini and ih" district of lv K&lt; opened in Kuala Lumpur on adjourned to July The &gt;&gt;i&lt; ri
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    17 19 A nui'iiii'.r in the Singapore Rural Brard WUI i (ffico on Wednesday. July 30, Si U am.
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    22 19 An i Nomination ll square miles of ton si tn troved by the Hills. The I'm i ill smouldering in BM Of
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    CORRESPONDENCE.
    46 20 r.iit- Tir'ps ii nut responsible for the opinion! of &gt;nts. ('"m-s-shoui.l bear In mind that lettsn khort ::ti(! to th.- |)oin Lour be rejected or cut down. &lt; r-ust enclose their i -arily for ..r;.nt&lt; y e of food f.iith. •&lt;i letter unac by the writer's
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    A COMPULSORY POOL.
    90 20 To the Editor of the Straits T ri'x-ii int res) The Rubber Situation and the Complete Remedy' the V'Ah inst. :i of criticising ih^ iiiilr tl rather with trr.' I ration imilar to H ■addi n. in-so-illin: both cxi. v. ry best re th Dutch iteration ■y
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    ANOTHER REMEDY.
    254 20 rimes. ur.il planter ha* slump, i id of their ac- j have extension ith rul1 :!:.li(in. unkna^Ti itiraatea it i and lethods n sn i area. S lIDC acre was eon- now you hear more. .i and the Dutch r the world h' rt- B Cl do not
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    ESTATE WAGES.
    696 20 To t!-..- K;litM»(&gt;r the Straits Times. Sii V certain amount of controversy nisoii among estate employers of !at&gt;ouv ;.s to the respective merits of a te of pay of -10 cents per dio:r. as rjrainst ."&lt;&gt; cents. argument! for and against may be Buromarised as follows. Those in
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    A BRIGHT IDEA.
    286 20 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, The directors and agents have had a very 1 &lt;ng Innings and it is now •me that the shareholders stepped in and took the control of the rubber industry for wnile. The shareholders have been deprived of dividends all
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    RESTRICTION—AX EXAMPLE AND WARNING.
    210 20 RESTRICTION— AX EXAMPLE AND WARNING. To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir. I quote below from an ai V. ;ne 2ti which ire 826 under the heading c 1920 21 the price of Egyptian n gradually declining, in spit* cf occasi r.ai minor (booms) to War Bu Ive Governments
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    TOUGH LUCK !
    212 20 TOUGH LUCK To tho Editor of the Straits Times. I Si;-.— Stamford Road, Victoria Street, i Bras Basuh Road and Waterloo Street, i i be regular parade ground for a good number ot rickshas with a woman eh. l)etai!s as to why I these vehicl and passengers g:&gt; round and
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    REMINISCENCES.
    379 20 To the Editcr of ths Straits Times. Sir. !n St !an-.i.t” interesting Some Reminiscences of Malaya i" the Saturisue of the Straits Time saw .i !i.. !.5. Rattler n:ander H well, s i r Hughes in command of her. ttioi Chin i I •ii Imperial Maritime nder Sir neralshtp
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    A KINTA MYSTERY.
    148 20 To the Editor of the Straits T Sir, Some years ago about 19 when I was travelling in the F.M.S. I shoit article in one of the X l.umpur or Ipoh newspapers on th&lt; ■it of mysterious booming sounds, life ha reports of distant guns, that d
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    MUNICIPAL ACTION.
    342 20 Supply of Gas to St. Andrew's Mission Hospital. The following decisioci were aad« b; committee No. •'&gt;. of the -inr eipal Commissioners :&gt;n July 1 i'l-ai p; .1 of Mi!r -inij tl ..:.pl\ i i SI A ttdn v. M Hospital, but, in v of tlu vnlu nui-iic
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    DIPLOMATIC EQUALITY.
    118 20 Reason For Dr. Wane's Declaration. IVkin'f, July 11, Mr. Chu Ao-hsiang, the Fore.en Commissioner to the Northern ment, commends Dr. C. T. V. claration against the practice of th&lt; doyen of tho Diplimatic Corps speaking on behalf of the Corps. He regrets that he did not say it
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    RUBBER DUTIES IN CEYLON.
    674 22 Do- n to Government RELIEF IF INCOME TAX PASSED. A rubber gt i Q rs. M. .1. C. H. F. H. Major I. md. There ned by I decid- he Government performs for aunit) at Uu They had to consider whether the Govi hi to use
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    CALCUTTA A CITY OF, CANALS.
    400 22 People Go To Work With Rafts and Boats. Calcutta, July 8. From a city of palaces Calcutta has been transformed into a city of canals and miniature lakes. i The unusual sight of urchins and even grown-up people paddling about in flatbottomed boats and hastily-improvised
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    THE EMPIRE LOAF.
    231 22 Claimed as Result of The Canadian Budget. Regina (Saskatchewan), June li. Mr. C. A. Dunning, the Dominion Minister of Finance, in an election campaign speech here, said, in reference to the immediate effects of the recent Vthat in several large British departmental' I r.. bi advertising an
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    FAMILY OVER CLIFF.
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