The Straits Times, 29 July 1930

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    38 1 The Straits Times [ESTABLISHED NEARLY A CENTURY.] THE LARGEST AND MOST INFLUENTIAL NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA. X^ j< PAGES. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JULY 29, 1930. KRICIMO CENTS. The Straits Times ii PAGES. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY. JULY 29, 1930. PRICE 10 CENTS
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      208 1 SINGAPORE: 78, CECIL ST. ('PHONE 6151). Ny Carlsberg Beer In bolllri and an draught. Sole Importer* EAST ASIATIC CO, LTD. (Inc. in Denmark) BINGAPORE. WHY MONSOL DENTAL CREAM IS "SOLD WITH A SMILE C^p Serious business, this safeguarding of health and con-xf-^k servation of charm. But why be maudlin about
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      198 1 K^hy-A LUMPUR*. 27, JAVA ST. ('PHONE 3683). Prime Portland "0 X" CEMENT EAST ASIATIC CO., LTD. (Inc. in Denmark SINGAPORE. V < NEW STYLES IN JADE AND GOLD JEWELLERY FROM CHINA. We have received a consignment of very beautiful Jade and Gold Jewellery. Owing to the present rate of exchange,
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      613 2 P. 0., BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINES (Incorporated in England) MAIL AND PABSEN6BR AND CABGO SERVICE. PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL S.N. CO. UNDER CONTRACT WITH HIS MAJESTY'S GOVERNMENT. LONDON AND FAR EAST MAIL SERVICE. OUTV.'Ar.D FROM LONDON FOR CHINA AND JAPAN. Tonnage da* Spore. MANTUA 11.000 Au* fl KASHGAR 9,000 Aug.
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      624 2 SHIPPING ANNOUNCEMENTS. (NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA) TO LONDON. Naples, Marseilles, London, Antwerp, Rotterdam and Middlesbrough. Vessels Tonnage Due Sail HAKUSAN HARU io,."ion July 31 Sept I HARLNA MARU 10,500 Aug. 13 14 t f KAMO MARU 8,000 Aug. 13 14 KATORI MARU 10,000 Sept. 11 12 KASHIMA MARU 10,000 Sept. 25
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      448 2 BURNS PHBLP LINE (Incorporated in England) FOR BRISBANE, SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE, VIA JAVA, DARWIN AND THURSDAY ISLAND. Regular monthly sailing* by the wellknown steamer MARELLA (7,866 tons) and the new motor vessel, MALABAR (4,512 tons). The s.s. MARELLA is one of t largest and finest steamers trading Australia, cabins de
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      659 2 K. P. M. (ROYAL PACKET NAY. CO. OF BATAVIA) (Incorporated in Holland) Under contract with NETHERLANDS INDIAN GOVERNMENT. Telephone No. 5451, with sub-connections to Passage, Freight, Transhipment, Marine Depts. and Manager's Desk. Representative for Singapore and Straits Settlements of the Travellers Official lnfor raation Bureau. Booking Office Royal Dutch Indian
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      620 2 THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE THE OCEAN STEAMSHIP CO, LIMITED. THB CHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAY. CO, LTD. (Incorporated in England) REGULAR SERVICE TO MARSEILLES LONDON, AMSTERDAM, ROTTERDAM ANTWERP, HAMBURG, AND BREMENGENOA, HAVRE, LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOW— BOSTON, NEW YORK AND BALTIMORE. WEEKLY SERVICE— LONDON AND NORTH CONTINENT. LONDON, ROTXERDAM AND HAMBURG (Route
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      583 2 THE SIAM STEAM NAY. CO., LTD. (Incorporated in Siam) BANGKOK COASTING SERVICE For Kretay, Trengganu. Kelaacaa, Ban r nara, Telupin, Patani, Sincora, Lacon, Sichon, Dandon, Kohsamui, Langsuan, Chuinpon arid Bangkok. Arrival Departure .MALINI In Pe«4 July SO SUDDHADIB Aug. 4 Aug. 6 VALAYA Aug. 11 Aag. U The (teamen are
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      396 3 DUTCH MAILS N.V. Stoomvaart Maatschappij Ncderland mat N.V. Rollerdamsche Lloyd EEKLY M \!L and PASSENGER BEBVICI TO enoa Amsterdam Southampton traeilles Rotterdam Tonnage v. Pilm.ir.k I R.L. Aug. 1 I. Kon. D. ..lilon S.M.N. Aug. 8 ,v. [ndrapoera 12,000 P..L. Aug. 15 i. P. C■■ 11.148 S.M.N. Aug. 22 10,000
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      1533 3 SHIPPING ANNOUNCEMENTS. DOLLAR STEAMSHIP LINE dind AMERICAN MAIL LINE '^?^»t V|^-/*VV— ROUND-THE-WORLD SERVICE From SINGAPORE and PENANG via COLOMHO, SUi:Z, PORT SAID, ALEXANDRIA. NAPLES, GENO V and MARSEILLES to NEW YORK and BOSTON. Arrive Leave Leave Spore Spore Penang PBES, VAN BTJBEN Aug. 4 Aug. 7 Aug. 9 PRES. GARFIELD
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      444 3 OCEANIC AND ORIENTAL NAVIGATION CO., SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. TACOMA ORIENTAL STEAMSHIP CO., TACOMA, WASH. STATES STEAMSHIP CO., PORTLAND, ORE. JOINT SCHEDULE. Sailings for United States and Canada Points from Hong Kong. San Francisco and Lou Angeles S.S. GOLDEN RIVER sails from Hong Kong Aug. 1 S.S. GOLDEN SUN sails from
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      424 3 JASPER NATIONAL PARK Canada's Rocky Mountain playground For booklets and information, write, phone or rail. L. L. LA.VLER. General A cent. Hong Kong Bank Chambers, Canadian National the Largest Railway Sptaa in America SIANG L!M PARK LORONG 40, GEYLANG. GARDEN HOUSES TO LET. 4-roomed houses S3O p t v lwrth.
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    DEATH PENALTY INQUIRY.
    867 4 Potential Murderers." SIR ARCHIBALD BODKIN'S EVIDENCE. When the Select Committee of the House r.f Commons which is considering the Capital Punishment Bill met in mail week the chairman, the Rev. James Barr (Mothorwell, Lab.), said that they had expected to hear evidence from the Archbishop of York
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    WIFE ACCUSED OF MURDER.
    306 4 Husband Said to Have Been Jealous. Mrs. Nctrobelle Williams, the widow of a Welsh railway contractor who died at Gwelo, Southern Rhodesia, was charged recently before the local magistrate with the murder of her husband. 1 The dead man, Thomas Williams, was born at Llanelly, South
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    APOLOGY TO THE KING.
    81 4 i Chairwoman Who Forgot The Toast. I owe a sincere apology to his Majesty and I hope he will forgive us for making this mistake." The speaker was Mrs. Corbett Ashby. who presided at the recent annual lunch in London of the British Commonwealth League. She
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    PRAYING FOR A SEPARATION.
    904 4 Religious Scruples And j Divorce. A case in which a woman sought judicial separation from her busbund, but objected to divorce on religious grounds recently came before Mr. Justice Hill in the Divorce Court. In this petition Mrs. Hilda Kathleen Marcuse, nee Pitcher, of Coombe Dingle,
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    £3.000,000 LOAN.
    56 4 Australian Issue in London Oversubscribed. London. July li>. An Australian Government international loan of 13.000.0C0 in seven per cent sterling bonds was offered today for subscription in this country at X per ctnt., and within two hours of opening the lists were declared closed. It is understood that
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    CONVICTS BID FOR LIBERTY.
    263 4 Rope Ladder Thrown Over Prison Wall. London, July 4. While the convicts of Wandsworth Prison were at morning exercise thn warders suddenly saw two men dash from the squad and make for a twenty foot wall which the fleeter of the two men. Turner, managed to
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    INTERNATIONAL BRIDGE.
    120 4 Anglo-American Match In September. An international bridge match between British and American experts has been arranged, and will take place in London in September. It will be the outcome of a challenge made by Lieut. -Colonel Walter Bailer, author fif Reflections of a Bridge Player," and accepted on
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      125 5 /"ACT I A^H I WATER I IRON PIPES I Supplied in iarge quantities v, WM to the Singapore Municipality, A >s kCK X h Gas ana Water Departments. Co. Ltd., i, I castings pi i 'hi >■• w <■•■• r, 7 tllC it a 'ul it rd I Sfiu Iron
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      430 5 PI X i( C:^^r S -IP* 'Si II '^Seßal 'vL v_J v/'fa*--' !m! ■Bt->^* A\ 'ISI NOTICE is hereby given that the nbove Trr.de Mark is the exclusive property of Messrs. Godfrey Phillips Limited of London, Kt.^li.rnl. in respect of the following Cood* CIGARETTES. TOBACCO, Etc. Any persons making use
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      157 5 TRUST A with your TRANSPORT Reduction in Prices 30-Cwt. TypeAl with resilient solid tyres $3,170 with pneumatic tyres 26 x 6 $3,270 34 x 7 $3,370 2-Ton- Type A 2 with resilient solid tyres $3,810 with pneumatic tyres 31 x 7 $3,950 3-Ton. Type A3 RIGID SIX- WHEELER with pneumatic
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  • DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES
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      41 6 CHI/ Choon Kianc at hi hill l:..jd. S 1 I) 27, 1080. Aitcd ;.i:i n Lint -i hia i Mow Lock, I h: y.ng. i>m i I kin Chin i i art.' reaaesti Kuula Lum;i ji r a\ on Thurj-
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      ACKNOWLEDGMENT
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      421 6 SMALL ADVERTISEMENT FORM. T o The Advertising Manace* Straits Times. Cecil Stre.-t nease laserl the rellewiag small advertisement f<ir days Tber* *re approximately aevejl words to lin* and thxre 1* a flat rate charge v.< 2b eaata'per line per insertion with A minimum of one dollar per insertion. The additional
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      343 6 MISCELLANEOUS MARBLES, rtlte Italia! 1. Telek-r»t>h SV. '.XI D IS, Strait* ruld r Straitrimes. SHORTHAND Latin nr.d a speciality. J. Couiinho, vi, Selegie K >:ij. I a lot of 'i iji-t for p. unu on 'lea. PIANO and Player. linson I'mii... -'0., I.«. i l;use Lane. AMERICAN BEAT'TY HAIR CLIPPER.
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      740 6 HOUSES, FLATS, ETC. TO LET, No. 87, Meyer Ron-!. Entry from luns 1. Apply Meyer lirothers. TO LET, 4 and 4-A, Raffles Place Ucax.i' te entry. Apply ileyer Brothers. TO LET. 9, Sophia Road. Semi-bunr«!ow. vpply td. M. .Nati.an, b:j, De Souza Strvet. TO LET. vacancies at the Crescent nnd
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      539 6 OFFICES AND GODO^VNi TO LET, No. 31, Cecil Street and Godot No. 1 Lankan) Street, Apply Meyer Eros. TO LET, 25, Ma'acen Street, first flo< immed:ute entry. Apuly 6, D'Almeid* Strei TO LET, OFFICES at 4, Prince Street, t. floor. Apply iuh Ccew z7-.t, llUln. ■;.i-.| TO LET, small ofiicc
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      690 6 NOTICE SINGAPORE CHINESE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. i, hereby (ton that Public of ChiiMM Ituhlcr Kstatu Owners <1 Chinese Merchants of Singapore and hore will lie held at the Chinese Charalx I Commerce, 47, Hill Street, Singapore, on idnc.-day, July 10, 1080, at p.m., to dia- the passing of the following
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      628 6 GOVERNMENT NOTICE Tev.lers will ho receive! :it the Colonial Secretary* Office, op to following 1. Rreet en nf Govenrm< 0.1. and Offices for i Maiwell Xi ml i I Wai 2. Recoil Station in< idii rju n tors and itaff. :i Erectfc n of ten Terrace Hou Laboratory A I
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      561 7 AUCTION SALE of valuable freehold and leasehold Stnga pon town and country properties. r At Messrs. Cheong Konn Seng and Co.'s sate-rai m, No. 80, <'huli;i street, on WadMßway, July :tu. 1930. at 2.30 p.m. i <.t I Vulual'le N yi::>-' leasehold and premise! known sa No. 19, Mosque Street.
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      593 7 RUBBER SEED THE PAMANOEKAN TJIASEM LANDS, SOEBANG, JAVA. (THE ANGLO DUTCH PLANTATIONS OF JAVA, LTD., LONDON) offer for sale A. Jleven Seed from the Company's isolated budded Sood Gardens at Wanpoenredja ("Tjikadoe Seed "l particulars of which will be found in the November 1U27 issue of "The Planter." PRICE. 25
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      437 7 COLEMAN AGAIN!! COLEMAN CAMP STOVE No. 9. This camp stove is acknowledged by experts to be the finest made. A prodjet of the Coleman Lamp Co. and consequently tho Ooleman Camp Stov reflects the skill and earnest purpose of its makers. Fitted with built-in wind baffle, detachable tank for filling,
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      416 7 AWFUL ITCHING ANDJURNMG Pimples on Body Lasted a \ear. Cuticura Healed. "My body was broken out with little pimples that festered and cauccd d:t,!ij'urement. They itched so bsr-iiy thru I felt like rubbing them, and when i did water cams from them. I could not sleep for the itcning and
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      178 7 GOULDS PUMPS. j eaßC^?^ 'iaw fir, CENTRIFUGAL RECIPROCATING OR HAND PUMPS FOR ALL DUTIES. Large and varied stocks held by the Sole Agents for Malaya ENT R A B I V«# lengine works i™) Mm I ■«MMs«m.mmmmHßivJ SINGAPORE IPOH KUALA LUHPIJM. ~=^py s^Srlfi JO&Sl jf £pall S\ JJ^§ atajltmet. L
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    LAMENTABLE LACK OF CLOCKS.
    595 8 PENANG LETTER. Bus Ropes Danger. LEVY ON SPORTS EVENTS GROWING. (From Our Owb Correspondent.) ii :..\ng. July 125. This town raffen j'runi a marker absence of public clocks. It is possible to wander for hours through tho principal streets and >ct I>. in ignorance of what
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    WOMEN SCORE AGAIN.
    210 8 Better Posts (Jained In Whitehall. Women hi ff 17 out of the r,7 vacancies offered i:i open competition «t the recent examination for executive posts .in the Civil Service. These appointment-; coir.c next ii importance to the administrative class, the i in the Servii c, i nd,
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    A MONEY MYSTERY.
    398 8 Ixw Peseta Value Causes Alarm in Spain. There is grave concern in Spain over the value of the peseta, writes a correspond r.t of the Daily Mail which during several days recently has touched a lower level than that reached during the closinjr days of the Spanish-American
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    86 8 A sale of magazines and periodicals'; purchased for the Raffle* Library between I July and December of this year, will be I 1. Mat the Library on Thursday, July 81. 1 J at p.m. Purchasers at this sal- will I receive beck numbers of magazines and I 1 periodicals regularly
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    "SLUMP" PESSIMISM SWEEPS COUNTRY.
    985 8 JAPAN LETTER, "Wind of Depression" Government. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Tokio, July 10. The tumult and the shouting are dying. Apparently Premier Hainaguehi and Finance Minister Inouye, with the halfhearted support, of most of their Cabinet colleagues and despite the open opposition of Communications Minister Koizumi,
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    HOME OF CONFUCIUS.
    254 8 How Chufu has Suffered In Civil War. Shanghai, July 10. Urgent appeals have been sent to the military of the present Warriag factions appealing; to them to remember the plac?| of Confucius in Chinese history and I 'literature and to exclude Chufu, the home district of China's
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    STALIN AND THE KULAKS.
    177 8 An Offensive Against The Capitalists. Mos.cw, June 23. Stalin recived a Stormy ovation when ne addressed the Communist Party Congress yesterday. He spoke almost the whole day, delivering the political report of the party Central Committee, which is usually the most important speech of th Congress.
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    VISIT OF BRITISH WARSHIP.
    557 8 JAVA LETTER Krakatau Dormant. CEASES ACTIVITY DURING ITALIAN QUAKE. (From Our Own Comspondeat.) Batavia, July 2<\. On Thursday Ju!y 17, HJ(& Magnolia Steamed Into the harbour of Tanjong Ths Commander was the gaaal of d-General and tfr Fitcmaaric* du:i:ij,- the viall <.f lus Batavia. „-.-.i .-.y
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    MURDERED EIGHT MEN.
    304 8 "Texas Jim" (icts a life Sentence. "Texas Jim." otherwise James Baker. lhi« modern Borgia, who ljoasted to the police that in the past four year, lie had poiaoMd eight men in different parti of '.he world, was Mntmeed in .New Ycirk to life imprisonment. Baker, who is
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      14 8 »♦->♦♦-»♦♦♦♦ IF IT IS WORTH ADVERTISING YOU WILL FIND IT IN i THE STRAITS TIMES.
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      20 8 KLIM POWDERED MILK PURE FRESH MILK for DRINKING or COOKING SAFE MILK FOR CHILDREN Obtainable at all Leading Provision Dealers.
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      139 8 np«t«nt\ QUALITY counts in Tea and Vc^penA so does FRESHNESS. You yUMr jar^^ get both W th gS§| BROOKE BOND IftStfl YELLOW LABEL Ask your usual dealer for a tin today and enjoy the exquisite flav\T Lever lid dail> use^ our of the Tea with Garden Fresh- ness. Ctylon Tea
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      167 9 i rf 'vCU IN Pi Ik. fl ai 6.15 TONIGHT 9.15 I ffWIHW I DIRECT FROM THE EMPIRE THEATRE LONDON VILMA BANKY IN THE FINEST COMEDY ROMANCE IN YEARS "A LADY to LOVE" ADAPTED FROM THE TALI.ULAH HANKHEAD PLAY "THEY KNEW WHAT THEY WANTED" ALL LONDON IS TALKING ABOUT THIS
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      278 9 \\IM\IM U\slM\L \\IM UU UU UUSUU U U U U UUU y\O f) Q QQ QQOf) QCOOQO© QQO9 OOOQOK II ll.n J B B m w IWs sLI %fr I TONIGHT at 6.15 and 9.15 The Screen's outstanding Personality RUTH CHATTERTON IN A Paramount Production of Exceptional Brilliance "THE DOCTOR'S
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      319 9 VICTORIAJTHEATRE TUESDAY, AUGUST 12 to SATURDAY, AUGUST 16 at 9M p.m. THE SINGAPORE REPERTORY PLAYERS WILL PRESENT LORD RICHARD IN THE PANTRY. Piav Produced by CARL LAWBON. Booking Opens Tuesday. August 5, $3. 2 and 1. VICTORIA MEMORIAL HALL (CONCERT HALL) FOR TWO RECITALS ONLY SUNDAY and MONDAY, AUGUST 17
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    A.D.C. TO THE KING.
    329 10 SHIPPING NOTES Commander of the Clan Macalister. When the CMon lit > lan Macaliatv Sailed from the Mi iscv recently on her maiden voyage to Booth African port! she was undo: ihe rommar.d of Captain P. J. Stenson. A.D.C.. R.D.. R N.R., who has the distinction
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  • LOCAL STOCK AND SHARE QUOTATIONS.
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      PASSENGERS
      455 10 Th. following passengers pi (1 hurupc \>i tne Cast little < o. motorshi Bleb .-.ailed tiom Singapore today: Mr*. E. D. Sti:«t,:n, Mr (i. 0. T. BrownMi, and Mrs. D. B. Murray, Mi I G Dmney, MiM K. R. W.trd-Jarkscn, Mr. V. A Baxter, Mr. A. D. CUlespie, Mr.
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        MINING.
        481 10 ¥i Buyerf Seller* (1 £1 Asm Kumliar.g 24 ti •!<; G A.\rl llitam '1 in !l )n il £1 Bangriii Tin j.; :i 14 I 1 1 HataiiK I'utlmig 1 U.IU 0.15 1 1 Hatu i'av»s 0.t5 U.CO 1 1 L'ukit Arung i). 40 05U tl il burmab Malay
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        GENERAL.
        216 10 V"l. rd. Buyers Sellers 2 2 Alex. Brick Ord*. 2.50 2.75 2 I Alex. Brick Prefs. 2.15 1:1:, cd tl i. Brit. Aa. Tobaciu o.T.ti 5.11. a 1 Central Kngine 0.40 0.00 nom. t 1 Cycle and Carriage! 0.40 0.13 nom. Duff Development C'J 4>5 I I I'unlop Rubber
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        DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
        115 10 Singapore Cold Storage 7 p.c. deb. of 1926 red. 1931-30 102 106 ci. Singapore Municipal 5 p.c. of 1901 red. 19*0 $1,878,000 par. B'i prem. iintfiipore Municipal 4'j p.c. of 11*07 red. 1U47 $1,600,000 95 par Singapore Municipal (If p.c of llK)y red. 1956 $1,000,000 95 pur
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        RUBBER SHARES.
        390 10 Fraser and Co. and Lyall and Evatt's quotations. Today's Prices Frascr Lyall Co. tvatt Alletiby ($1) 1.10 1.30 1.10 1.30 Alor i.aj»h (Jl) 1.10 1.30 l.lu 1.20 A. Ilium C$1) 1.50 1.63 1.50 1.75 Kuning- ul) 0.25 U.35 0.^5 UM A. Malay <*2) 1.50 2.00 1.50 2.00 A.
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        Macphail and Co., Ltd.
        62 10 pore, July 29. Tin. Sternly. PMalinjp 4JO-44«, Peaawati 4oSi-50 cents, Kintas M cent) I. Kaehais =ents-l, Ulu Klanifs 78-Ka', cent:. Ayei HitaniM 95.-Us. 9d.. Troimhs 11... Sd.-lßi Sd Hone Konc Tin.s Us. U.-14s, y,1.. Snngel Laas 1-1.04, Panifiitra Rivers :ts. 7Hd.-4s. tHd. Rubber. Quiet. New Scudais
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        Rose Macphail & Penman, Ltd.
        124 10 Rose Macphail Penman, Ltd. "rifrrt. July rt. Londun.-Rubher s'id. down 1-lfid. Noon price i Londun Standard' Spot 16*4 ii'iits. London.-Tin £137 17s. Cd., up fl. Mininp. -Dull. Sun^ii Ways 2-2.2:>, Kaebais J8 rrntx-i.oi, Kinta Dredges us cenU-1 01 Malayu Consols. 17-U eenU, Johans 2K-:i(l cents, Ulu Klanir.-i M>Bf eeata, Penawat
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      VOLUNTEER DRILLS.
      190 10 Programme of drill up i.. and f..r week ending Autr. ■> Tuesday, July 29, r ,.:r, p.m., Malay Orill !lall, "K" (Malay Co., Weapon Training; I', p.m.. Drill Hull. H.C. Platoon (Eurasian), ICO. Training 6.16 p.m.. l>r.il Hall, Offlren, -\Y i Revolver Cram I pjn., Bukit Timah rC^iiKH,
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    SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE.
    175 10 Tuilay. meralda) 3 s. lai PandiaitK, Siak, I'akan Baroe :iin! Pajakombo > Hun-- Xv un| Bangkalii, Laboean Kilik an.l I'aadVortfc and Ea I India I Ho« p.m n Hoea p di jiam l< (Hydra ii j r'hili|iulne ■1 1..1.1 lavn, South-Wett ;Umatra, SouthEaat Bora Holm i *»d
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    MAILS FOR EUROPE.
    38 10 Elephant* Tjerimai Andre Lfbon Ranpura Ethiopia Sli.nia: Left Arrd. Spore London June 19 July 1-1 June 20 July 11 June IS July 21 Juno 27 July HI July :i July IS July 4 July 2S
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    SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD
    281 10 Tv( .<!:;>, July •:<). Ships a'.nißviJ,. ||,c WhirvcH or rxpectrd I > irrivr. Knlnnrt UTPBL IIAKROIK. \:..r. Wharl 1h Cable, Umax, M Lighter Siput, W. Bt. Sweel Hi ixtr Kuantan. Oil Wharf N:i. foal Whsrf Tutrol. i.SSKI.S IN IIKY DOCKS. ran lone I'aßjr. Albeit 1.. .It n...
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      129 10 VALET Safety Razor Sharpens its own blade. ATEST BROADCAST," HIS MASTER'S VOICE and COLUMBIA RECORDS. MONG lIUAT CO., »7-9», NOKTII lIKIIK.K ROAI), HAVE YOU TRIED SILVO? THE LIQUID SILVER POLISH. SILVO car CLEANS fcjMJMI OWNERS should clean a klnds of iHI^JII the Nickel Silver and m- 11 1 1 1
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      133 10 The British Malaya Trustee and Executor Co., Ltd. (Incorporated In the Straits Settlement! and Registered under The Trust Companies Ordinance 1926) is prepared to art a* EXECUTOR I ADMINISTRATOR TRUSTEE CUSTODIAN TRUSTEE ATTORNEY OR AGENT The Company has funds at its disposal which it is willing to lend at reasonable
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      203 10 MALAYAN METEOROLOGICAL SERVICE. Daily Weather Report. c. »i m Bright Wind. Station. Temperature Rain- Sun- Relative Direc Speed. Weather. Max. Mm. fall, ihins. Humidity tion. T. Ins. hours. I m.p.h. K^ta m," 76 80 85 Ca!m Cloudy Kota iiharu No report. K.Tronjrganu 87 76 Nil 3.3 M SSW I Cloudy
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      186 10 ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE WEEK. Tuesday, Julj 29. 11. W. 12. in p.m., 9 ft., 1 1 .50 p.m., in ft. I in. Tin* Xi! Tin mtg., Hone Kong Bank Chambers, 11.30. Municipal CommUiionen' mtc., 2.15 p.m. Wednesday, July 30. H. W. 1.44 p.m., S ft. 5 in. Chinese Chamber of
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    AROUND THE MARKETS.
    231 11 Tin Reported Slightly Steadier. LONDON— NEW YORK PRICES HIGHER. (From Our Financial Correspondent.) Singap< iv, Tuesday, 10 a.m. I -il;i\ I'rircs Knl.ii-r. ir» J j cents per lb. Tin. 22:> lons at S68 787 8 per picul. I c!;i> Prim liwH.er. London d per lb.. down l-16d.
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    NORTH HUMMOCK.
    186 11 Effects of the Tapping Holiday. d the chain. inhappy orii the ru iber irn Bland ami 'n America, they were I with the lowest sellinc i •t that the producing aid* ot the mii great deal better than ate hml thei I; y. and it «\.u!'l be rerj
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    TIN SHAREHOLDERS.
    118 11 Suggested Formation Oi Association. lley Hul.' and Co., Bush I-:mc Hoom, Cannon ii l eirculai ii requested hy numbei old shares in tin-producing i ii> the formation hareholden in nil u;ili the object 01 thr Financial i ily I. a Tin Hhanhol.l.rs' v Id be formed, which would
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      BADEK RUBBER ESTATE, LTD.
      1237 11 A Strong Financial Position. The twentieth annual general meeting; of the li.nl. k Rubber Kstate Limited was held on Wednesday, June 16, 1980, at the registered office of the company. Ceylon House, 49 MM SI, Eastebeap, London, X.C, the H->n. It. D. licinnan, M.l', (the chairman)
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      CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
      57 11 Tone of Harket :-Dull. Latest Cable London Spot Sheet 5\4. per !b. New York Spot Sheet G. cents 10H per lb. R.S.S. equal to London Standard Standard R.S.S. on Tender Spot August September Auff.-Sept. Oci.-Dcc. Buyen U% 17 174 i7y* 184 Sellers 17 11 n%
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      SAFEGUARDING OF HOME INDUSTRIES.
      435 11 Nottingham Workers' Demonstration. A demonstration of nearly 20.000 workers in the safeguarded industries took place in Hyde Park on June '4*. to protest against ths proposed removal of the safeguarding duties. Employers and employed from all parts of the country were present and Conservative M.i'.s were
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      MADINGLEY RUBBER.
      330 11 Effects of Under-Average Consumption. Uadingjey (Malay. Rubber F.states. Limited. was MM on June ai the oflees, 6, Lloyd's Avenue, London, E.C. Mr W. P. SCeiealfe (the chairman. In moving the adoption of the report, aid Gentlemen.— I would draw your attention to the good yield per acr? of
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      TRADE WITHIN THE EMPIRE.
      459 11 Sir Abe Bailey on Tariffs And Wages. A complimentary dinner to Sir Abe Bailey, Bart., on his return from South Africa was given in London on June 26. Lord Mulchett, president of the Empire Economic Union, presided. Sir Abe Bailey, replying, said that the Empire was
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      NEW YORK STOCKS
      172 11 Continuine their climb New York stock; closed as follows on July 17 American Can Common 131 American Smelter 64 American .Sugar Blank American Tel. Tel. 22<F 4 American Tobacco Common 211 Annronda 4L< Associated (ias Electric Blank AtekisM 22i Baltimore Ohio MM K.thlehem Steel California Parking Blank
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      SIONE TIN
      42 11 Dredge Ceases Operations For Two Months. Sfone Tin (F.M.S.), Ltd., announce that the company':; dredge has ceased operations for two months as from July 24, in accordance with the scheme of the Tin Producers 1 Association f»r restriction of output.
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      BRITISH-AMERICAN TIN CORPORATION.
      619 11 Board and Investment Of Capital. The first ordinary annual funeral meeting of tile British-American Tin Corporation, Limited, wns hold on June 8, at the company's registered oific?, Princes Hojse, 93, Gresham Street, London, E.C. Captain Oliver JLytteiton. D.5.0.. (the managing director), presided. The 1 secretary rMr. F.
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      BODE RUBBER (1914).
      382 11 Chairman on the Need For Restriction. The mootinp of the Bode Rubber IMitttl I <1U14), Lt<l., wbs held on July I!. Mr. ft I' Bennett (chairman of the company I. Wli presided, said that at the present price of rubber it was practically impossible for any European-owned
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      68 11 Rui»t>y. July 28. Foreign exchanges are Amsterdam I2.au, Ath.in- 875, Bombay ~U. S 25-32 d., Berlin 2ii.a7.">. Hrussuls 84.75, Huih.-ircst Hl7'i. Rio .Vi, Baasoa Ail pinh«m 18. ifi, Gcbcti MM, Habincfon 198H, Hob( Konit is. 108.26, Madrid «.10, Mil.in U2.'.'2, N.'a- York 4."<1 '2'J-:i2, Oslo 18.16, I'.wi 188.78, Slianirhiii
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    LONDON RUBBER MARKET.
    947 11 Further Increase Of Stocks. RESTRICTION THE ONLY REMEDY. (By A. W. Still.) Lor, i The tone of the rubber nn: t has In proved, but very slightly, during the past week. In the meantime, t!i has worsened, BSJBMM stocks have increased and news is to hand that
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    The Straits Times. SINGAPORE TUESDAY, JULY 29, 1930. INDIA'S CHANGE OF HEART.
    1169 12 The Straits Times. SINGAPORE TUESDAY, JULY 29, 1930. INDIA'S CHANGE OF HEART. Within the r.;t thr?? ■nock- there lias 'x^rv a revolutionary chance to tns attimany of tbc leaden of Indian I tpinion Round TaMo Con'cvcncc. Thnt change Hate- from July 9, I ■•her. the Viceroy,', eddreajsing a joint latire
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    ROMANCE OF THE BANK OF ENGLAND.
    1241 12 Triumphs, Trials Perils Of 236 Years. (By Mr. Roy Hopkins, author of Control and Reform of the Bank of Bngland.") The Rank of England was founded on July 27, 1691. The distinguished history of the Bank of England, perhaps more typical of the Snprlsh
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    11 12 Mr. A. Grant Mackie has returned to Penang from Port Said.
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    14 12 Mrs, K. Doral, wife of Mr. P. R. A. Doral, has died in Penang.
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    18 12 lI.H. the Raja of Perlis ami suite are at present staying at the F.M.S. Railway Hotel. Kuala Lumpur.
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    27 12 Miss Jane ds Witt, third daughter of Mr. F. A. de Witt, chief clerk in the police department, Malacca, died last Thursday at the age of B.
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    27 12 The wedding of Miss Agnes Stark and Mr. W. H. Day, of Green and Collier, Ltd., will take placi at the Presbyterian Church, Singapore, on Saturday afternoon.
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    28 12 Mr. Mah Kee Yong, formerly a student »f the King- Edward VII College of Medicine, ha.i passed his final examinations in Edinburgh and is returning to Singapore shortly.
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    33 12 The Kwong Wah Yit Poh Press, Ltd., Penang, which was suspended on May received back its printing licence and the re-publication of the Kwong Wah Yit Poh, a Chinese daily, is in preparation.
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    48 12 On the occasion of Swiss National Day on Friday, August 1, the Consul for md will give a reception at the Swiss Club from 5 to 6.30. The reception is for the Swiss community and friends, and invitations are also being sent to members of the Government service.
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    53 12 Mr. St. John Robertson, who fell from a window of the E. and O. Hotel, Penang, on June 5, died today, wires our Penang correspondent. It is thought that Mr. Robertson overbalanced when looking out of the window at a seaplane flying overhead. He had been in a critical condition
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    NOTES OF THE DAY.
    636 12 GREAT SCOTT! It took Young Strihling l«s than two ounds to dispose of the Hri'ish hi veight Phil Scott, who waa christened th Horizontal Champion by tha American 'ress. Thus the weary search for Bii ish talent mu'.t still go on. The put>!i s becoming tired
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    98 12 Sir George Penny, M.l., walking in Hyde Park, saw, in the Row, a former companion in a big-«ame shooting expedition in the East, His Highs Ibrahim, the Sultan of Johore. They ha.i lot met for some years. Vl'he Sultan wa< invited to visit the lion? of Commons, and he and
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      40 12 BUY ADVERTISED GOODS. Not all the advertitving that is offeree* to the Straits Times is accepted. Every effort ia made to safeguard readers' interests and ALL advertisers using the Straits Times are, to the beat of our knowledge, THOROUGHLY RELIABLE.
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    BRITISH AIRSHIP LEAVES CARDINGTON FOR MONTREAL. RIOO'S ATLANTIC TRIP.
    385 13 BRITISH AIRSHIP LEAVES CARDINGTON FOR MONTREAL. RIOO'S ATLANTIC TRIP. Flight Expected to Last Three Days. RELIABILITY TEST. Interesting Experiments To be Made. London, July 20. The R 100 left for Canada at '!.!"i a.m. At midnight the weather re] very satisfactory. The airship I to the Hebrides, via Liverpool. Th»
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    THE RED MENACE IN CHINA.
    307 13 Changsha and Nanchang Captured. KIl KIANG IN DANGER. All Foreigners Being Evacuated. Shanghai, July N It is reliably reported that tl munists have captured Chaagtha. I*, iping, -iuly 28. Foreign official report! Indicate alarmjnir developments in the mnmunist ta i, :1 anchang, in kiantrsi. within
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    WEAVERS IDLE.
    45 13 Effect of C ivil Disobedience In India. Madras, July 29. Ten thousand weaven :it Coimbtttore idle owing |n l«ck <:f demand for si!k, ■:.l lace saris as the result <>f the i ivil disobc lienee I Th.- weavers al m are also idle.—
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    BRITISH PARTY IN AIRSHIP
    36 13 Wealthy Woman Charters Zeppelin. Fried -iehihafen, July -'7. woman bai chartered croiM ovi r R 1 1, trip a bridge tournament will be played l>y elewi ill members of the iani« family.
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    FLIGHT ABANDONED
    34 13 Severe Monsoon Condition In India. Karachi, .lulv Tin- Italian aviator Bavtao, who was attempting to fly ftronl Italy t i Australia. ndoned the effort owing t<> the j nf the monaoon. Renter.
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    RAIN DELAYS PLAY IN FOURTH TEST.
    174 13 Another Draw Almost Inevitable. Heavy rain at Manchester yesterday resulted in little under an hour's play Icing possible in the fourth Test match beIwmb England and Australia, and it is now almost certain that the match will end in a draw. The Australian innings
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    EUROPE AIR RACE.
    144 13 Capt. Broad Declared The Winner. Berlin, July 28. flroad was declared the winner of (he round Europe air race. The German, M Pon, ni placed second, as Mr. i A. S. Putler, who scored the same number of point! ns Cnpt. Broad, was disqualified 1 r i>r
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    ITALY'S GRIEF.
    59 13 Providing for Earthquake Victims. Rome, July 28. The King has returned from the stricken areas. Avellino, July 28. All the in.iured have been now sent t/> h'^ni'al from the temporary first aid stations. The orphans arc? being sent U< institutions and families throughout Italy. Only residents and relief
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    GERMAN UNEMPLOYED.
    70 13 Reductions of Staff in Big Firms. J Berlin, July 28. T> r industrial depression in Germany rhasised by the announcement that 1 10 and 12% per cent., respectively, of the li yocs of Siemens and the General 1 Electric Company are being dismissed. Numbers of other firms nxe
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    SHANSI ATTACKS.
    241 13 General Han Fu-chu Hard Pressed. Shanghai, July 28. News to hand from the TsinanTsingtao Railway front indicates that wii:. r;il Han Fu-chu and his troops are being very hard pressed by the Shansi force* and are holding their own against heavy odd i with difficulty. The Shansi army,
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    BETTER POSITION ON FRONTIER.
    417 13 Settlements Proceeding. THE THREAT TO TRADE IN INDIA. Rugby, July 28. The Government of India's appreciation of the position up to Saturday shows that in the North West Frontier Province the situation in Waziristan continues to improve. The preliminary settlements with the Shabi Khel and Kikarai
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    THE CONFERENCE.
    192 13 iSiatement on Procedure to Be Followed. The Indian round-t-\ble conference will be held at St. James's Palace at the con- elusion of the Imperial Conference. I The Sec-etnry for India. Mr. Wedjrwood i Benn, said ir. the House of Commons today thr.t he was not yet able to
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    AUSTRALIAN TRADE.
    50 13 Effect of Fiscal Restrictions Shown. Canberra, July 29. Tho trade u'turns for June show tha the fiscal restrictions introduced by th Federal Government are beginning to she their effects. The value of the imports in June totalle £(5.000,000, compared with £12,000,000 i June last year. Reuter. If™ 8
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    EUROPEAN STABBED IN CALCUTTA.
    111 13 Attacked by Boy. ANIMOSITY AROUSED BY RUMOURS. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Calcutta, July 29. The attempted murder of a policesergeant named Ford has caused great excitement in Calcutta. Mr. Ford, who is in hospital in a critical condition, has made a declaration to the effect that
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    EGYPTIAN TROUBLES.
    281 13 Proclamation by Wafd Law. Cairo, July 28. The preamble to the Wafd Proclamation has been siirned. Nahas Pasha says The present Government has revolted against the constitution and has fled in the face of Parliament. The present Government is autocratic and Parliament (sic) today passed a vote of
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    ATLANTIC FLIGHT.
    51 13 Attempt by Two German Airmen. Berlin, July 28. The German airmen Hirth and Weller, who intend to attempt a trans-Atlantic flight in a liftht machine, have, arrived at Kirkwall (Orkney Islands) after fifrhtin* very bad wather conditions. They are awaiting 1 an improvement before flying to I Reykjavik.—
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    CAPTAIN'S SUICIDE.
    80 13 Explorer in Tibet And China. London, July 28. A verdict of suicide while of unsound mind was returned at the inquest at Kpp'np on Cept. J. K. Ellam, who was found <lyinsr in Epping Forest. Capt. Ellam, who was financially embarrassed, travelled in Siam and many parts of
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    FOOD SPECULATING.
    53 13 Many Small Traders Arrested In Moscow. Riga, July 28. The Soviet Press reports that the Ogpu has rounded up large numbers of small traders in Mo-cow on charges of speculating in foodstuffs. Some have been summarily banishoi!, without trial, to North Siberia, while othors are confined in local
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    GOVERNMENT PENSIONS.
    92 13 Assignment or Transfer Prohibited in 8.N.8. A Bill to be introduced into the i Legislative Council of British North 1 Borneo provides: —"No pension, gratuity g or other allowance granted by the GovI eminent of the State on the retirement g or death of any person in the
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    CANADIAN ELECTION CAMPAIGN.
    156 13 Inter-Empire Trade The Issue. I Ottawa, July 28. Polling in the General Election which is taking place throughout Canada is proceeding today. The campaign wound up with broadcast addresses by the Prime Minister, Mr. Mackenzie King, and the Opposition I leader, Mr. Bennett, emphasising the vita! issues.
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    U.S. AND RUSSIA.
    108 13 First Move in Great Trade War. New York, July 29. The first move has been made in the great trade war involving the products of convict labour under Soviet rule. The authorities have refused entry to two ships bearing wood-pulp from Russia. This is the first direct
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    STRIKE IN LILLE.
    145 13 Objection to Insurance Law. Lille, July 28. A general strike of textile workers has bwn now declared in consequence of the objection of the workers to the Btw national insurance law. The strikers express readiness to «f«TH the application of the now law, but demand an increase
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    MEXICAN OIL.
    81 13 New Work by British Eagle Company. New York, July 29. message fiom Mexico City states that the Mexican Government has sanctioned the construction, by the British Eagle Oil Company, of a 140 mile pipe line extending from the Furbcr oilfield, on the crast of the Gulf of Cam.ieche
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    FLOODS IN SIND.
    52 13 Fifteen Thousand Refugees Evacuated. Karachi, July 2S. The floods in Upper Sind are still endangering Shikarpur. Fifteen thousand refugees have been evaluated to Sukkur and Karachi and Rs. 5,000 has been given from the Sind Relief Fund to assist starving refugees. Looting anoT robbery are reported at
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    JAPAN'S BUDGET.
    113 13 Deficit Estimated to Be Yen 100,000,000. Tokio, July 28. The Government is believed to be facing a great difficulty in balancing the next budgot in view of a big deficit in revenue for 11)30. It is reported that the Government is contemplating a retrenched budget, within the limits
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    GERMAN FINANCES.
    80 13 Increase in Income Tax Enforced. D.rlin. July 27. Under the special powers conferred by the President, the government has decrecs promulpratinpr the finance bill which led to the diMolation of Reichsta,-. Among other things, the d«eree« provide for a munii-ipal pol! tax i levy of 2'i per cent,
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      254 13 MERVYN_MOTORS SERVICE STATION OPEN DAY AND NIGHT. 241, BBNCOOLSN STREET, SINGAPORE. Phone No. 3030. MKKVVN MOTORS Mdertmkc to attend to all cars at a monthly fee <>f $10.00 per Car. Thi> includes all repairs excluding BREAKAGES. The service we give saves the owner's time and money as the owner has
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    "BUSINESS BROUGHT TO A STANDSTILL."
    255 14 Governor of Bombay's Warning. I'oona, July 17. Addressing the Bombay Legislative ouncil, th>- Governor, Sir Frederick Sykea, struck a note of warning pointinK the economic crisis to which the Bombay Presidency *u hfnitiig in eonnenca cf Ihe civil disobedience movemi nt. He declared that business
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    HYLAM "REDS."
    197 14 Surprise for Sleeping Delegates. A translation of a report sent to Red n .Malaya with Bolshevik «ras one if the man roduced b; Prithvi Chai the Singapore Criminal IntelMr c Wilson Ige, yesterday w«T>- in the docK Tien Teck. Mek Yun Ching, »»ng Tee Boon, Tin Tee Khim
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    FLASHLIGHT LABELS.
    150 14 Chinese Chop Heavily Fined. \1!<-K<"<1 to bo the wholesale distributor nbeli which wen imitations oi (he Eveready Klashlijrht batteries, hung Hinp. proprie or of a shop in Hi fcien Street, was this morning prose- I efi re Mr. c un the Si > mint] District Judi 1 he
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    STRUCK WITH STICK.
    68 14 Alleged Murder at Sun^ei Buloh Estate. i Con-ospondent.) Kuala Lumpur, July j.n. I named Kuppan ni charged 1'-. <.. II. Nash in tin- police court order of another Tamil 1 Subrain dd the evening of July 12"> tate by rtrikiag him a sri,-k. Mr.C. D.Colbert, Court Chief
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    SCHOOLBOY'S LESSON.
    461 14 Fined for Assault on A Policeman. A 17-\ ear-old schoolboy has just learnt that he has to abide by the law and that punching noli -c constables on duty will ill rated by a fine of $10 inflicted l.y Mr. 1'. S. Williams, the Second Police Magistrate. The
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    PLANTATION FIGHT.
    291 14 Further Evidence At Assize Trial. location of how long bloodstain was. raised by Mr. K. A unsel defending the first of th nese who were charged at th yesterday before Mr with robbery in the course mnrder ni committed. itina v. ;.s a coolie on a pineappl" and
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    CANTONESE THUGS.
    110 14 Six Months for Society's President. Described U desperate character and president of one of the most dangerous Cantol in Singapore, Koh Row Kan was yesterday sentenced to six month? 1 rigorotu imprisonment by Mr. I*. S. Williams, the Second Police Magistrate. By the round-up of Kow Kan and
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    DEATH SEPARATING DOGS
    37 14 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penan£, July 28. Wkik tryinp to soparate two does fitlhtin-j, .Mr. Onj: Bedg Chenne, of the I'.U P. IVnanjr, fell, and was made un.■onsc Mus. \u- ,ii(.,i without recoverlne consciousneu,
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    OBJECTION TO LORD HUNSDON.
    237 14 Meeting of Parliamentary Labour Party. Ix-ndon, July 17. Mr. Philip Snowden. Chancellor of the Exchequer, addressed the Parliamentary Labour Party today in connection with the Labour members' objection to Lord 11 jnedon. Mr. Mac Donald, after th* meeting; announced in the House 01 Commons that the
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    INFANT'S CLAIM.
    130 14 Estate Trustees Dispute Parentage. Thp claim to share in an estate vhich is made on bebr.lf of an infant b voar old and which is resisted oil the ground that the child was not given birth to by the dead man's widow, bin was falsely registered as the
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    CHINESE BOY SCOUTS.
    95 14 Police Ask Object «f Visit To Bangkok. (From Our Own Correspondent.) i Bangkok, July 2S. Some surprise was taased here tuday l when it was learned that the party of boj scout? from Chins bad to appear before the director->rncral of police to explain r the object
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    REBUKE FROM BENCH.
    315 14 Advocate Ordered To Return Fee. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, July 28. A case concerning a quarrel between Sikhs which had been postponed six times was again called at the police court today, when six Sikhs were charged with voluntarily causing grievous hurt to two other
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    ACTOR FINED $150.
    73 14 Cashed Cheque He Found In A Purse. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Klang, July 28. An unemployed Chinese actor was fined $l."; 0. or three, months' rigorous imprisonment, here on Saturday for converting money ht found to his own uses. One was paid the MUM day. I 'hat
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    ADMITTED TO F.M.S. BAR.
    111 14 Distinction for Old V.I. Scholar. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, July 28. In the Supreme Court this murninp two applications for admission to the FJf.B. Bor came before the Chief Justice, the Hon. Mr. L. H. Elphinstune. t\.' The application of Mr. Canaeasabai Muragaaa Perumalpillai
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    VICTIMS OF THE SLUMP.
    1140 14 Can You Help These Men In accordance with the offer made in the Notes 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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    HACKED TO DEATH.
    94 14 Young Chinese on .Murder Charge A murder in which no Wa hacked to death ill a plantation off Yeo Chn Kane R< ad attention of the Pi] R Leba The attack wa made ing and a BUS ad by squattei i ii handed i rer to Uw
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    REAT WASH SPEEDWAY.
    67 14 The Automobile Racing: Association ha* received conranication to the effect that the 1 are prepared, provisionally, I wash tpeedwa] a home. Eighl the grant, wrhih another J. privately owned land will be included in iho Kb \n tBt aj I thut the offer would almost <•,■>• aoi-cptty),
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      LITTLE FOR STRIBLING TO BEAT.
      367 15 Scott Out in Second Round. A DISAPPOINTING EXHIBITION. London, .lv Yoimg StribliriE Knocked out Phil Scott, i lio British heavyweight champion, in the second rood of I contest ;:t the Wimbledon Stadium. Fifty thousand spectators saw disappointing exhibition. The light definitely proved tbnt Scott is
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      FOURTH TEST MATCH DELAYED.
      701 15 Downpours at Manchester. ANOTHER DRAWN MATCH INDICATED. K.iin at Manchester yesterday in the fourth Test match delayed a resumption of England's first innings until 5.30 p.m.. and then, in under an hour's play England lost the wickets of Leyland. 'I ate and Peebles for the addition
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    JOCKEY STOOD DOWN.
    67 15 Rider Who Jumped to Avoid Rails. (From Our Own Correspondent.) An inquiry was held this morning into dent during the race* yesterday >n Irvine, a jockey, jumped off Pyritei void the rails. He vu stood down for the rest of the meeting. Th« chestnut mare, Flash, which
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    FOOTBALLER INJURED.
    55 15 Infortunatc Ending to Raub Match. nrred in the natch between tlevcna repri Itaub and Kuala Lipia <>m .Saturday. Bochan Siii»c»-.. thi- Raub hit fullback a double fracture of hii right ly half a minute from tine. ,i' l!..- raini- by ill' 1 "11 l foal in i being
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    CHINESE RECEIVE A SHOCK.
    708 15 Beat R.A. by Only Goal. (hint-so 2. R.A. 1. I I c Chinese received unexpected oppoition from the R.A. in their First Division meeting yesterday, and had to fight hard to take both points by the odd goal in three. Thr< uphout the panic til interesting,
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    TENNIS.
    171 15 S.C.R.C. Tournament. Further results" in the S.C.R.C. tennis tournament are: A Doubles Handicap. Chia Kenu Tye and Scow Poh Leng beat Oh Jitt Siang and Chua Cheng Liat 6—4, 5— 7, I L. Woon Chow Tat and Cheong Chee Ton* beat Loh Poon Lip and S. C. Wong 6—2,
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    YACHT CLUB TEAM RACE.
    671 15 Vice-Commodore's Success KATHLEEN 111 AN EASY FIRST. At the Royal Singapore Yacht Club on Sunday last both A and B classes took nart in a team race over a new southwest monsoon course, mapped out by Messrs. St. Paul and C. Blake. The teams wen Commodore,
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    SINGAPORE CHESS CLUB.
    240 15 Progress of Championship Competition. The club meets *>very Friday evening at the Adelphi Hotel; ami competition is now in progress for the club championship. The results to date are as follows: B. O. Wilmot 12 !l (I :t 9 It. Jumubhoy '■> 4 1 4 4's Hon.
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    EXHIBITION BOXING.
    52 15 Kid Gabo and Chaa Lai, who are to meet shortly at the Lion City Ring, will give a public exhibition at the Ring totr.orrow afternoon at 5 p.m. Gabo will meet Leo Carr over two lounds, and the Chinese boxer will go a round each with Soo Heiw
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    CARNERA IN FAVOUR AGAIN.
    58 15 But Must Find a New Manager. Cincinnati, July Piiir.o Camera, the Italian boxer, who MM uspendid in the spring after a bout with the Negro Maurice Chevalier, ha* been provisionally reinstated by the National Boxing Asso. iation. but it is stipulated that he must dispose of
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    BASEBALL.
    261 15 United States League Results. Xcw York. July 27. Baseball results to date are as follows National League. \.-w York lost to Tittsburif 8-10 and -1 -R. Boston lost to St. Louis 0-2 ami 1 t, Brooklyn boat Philadelphia 10--fi and !>- Tincinnati beat rhicago New York bent Philadelphia s—l.5
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    SPORTING FIXTURES.
    199 15 Tuesday. July Malayan Traais Cfcaasbaaaip*, S.C.C. Football: lit !>.... U.K. Malays, Jul«n BcMTj -A K.A. Cup, I'ulicc vs. S.C.C. 11, Pa Wednesday, July 30. M.-.luyan Tennis Championships, S.C.C. I'diani: S.A.F.A. Cup: R.A. vs. 1.C.X.A., .v. v '.ailium, Thursday, Jui> IL Malayan Tcnnia Championships, S.C C. Raffles Girls' Si
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    LOCAL GOLF.
    102 15 diarrison Clubs Heavy List Of Fixtures tor August. The followii of thu t Saturday, 2nd, Mag Competition, mixed Ffaonomcci 18 Sunday. Jird, Flag Comp tition, men, ltf holes. Monday, 4th. One-Club Competition, ivi::e(; hmOBM, l x h<>!<- Saturday anii Sunday, oth and 10. men' t medal (bogey). Saturday,
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    DE KEYSER'S HOTEL PASSES.
    626 17 The Grand Babylon Of Victorian Times. Lever House, the aid !>• Keyser's Hotel, the great crescent-shared buildin-,' that fronts on more than a hundred yards of Kmbankment by Blackfriars Bridge, London, is being broken down. The demolition of the Grand Babylon nf Victorian times, with its
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    THE POPE ON MALTA.
    197 17 A Question of the (iravest Importance." In hi; lir-t Statement on thp Maltese question, the Pope referred to the Vatican's relations vith Britain. Speaking tomewhai guardedly at a Secret Consistory at the end of June, he raid. "We have always remained mo;t friemllv and benevolent in
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    KURDISH REBELS.
    54 17 Hands Annihilated By Turks. Constantinople, July 15. The Turkish troops have annihilated tin- Kurdish rebel bands in the area north of I^ake Van. Three thousand Kurdish corpses were found in Zilan Valley. The Turkish losses were not so heavy, owing to effective action by Ire Air Force, though
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    THE LIGHTER SIDE OF LIFE IN LONDON.
    1494 17 Sherriffs Second Effort Losing £1,000 A Week— lngenious Play Fails After Being Hailed As a "Sine Winner"— Ruth Draper Packs Her Theatre Night After Night— Naughty Little Piece Which is Going To Run. v^'iiniuMiitiiiiiiimmi .Ki'iiiMi.miinillliimiUimiiKimillimllllUllil (By Oor London Critic, J. Jefferson Farjeon.) London,
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    CRIME DETECTION
    374 17 Proposed International Laboratory. Mr. Henry T. F. Rhodes, in an article on Forensic Chemistry in the current issue of the Police Journal (Philip Allan, ss. net), discusses the suggestion that an international criminological laboratory should be set up under the auspices of the League of Nations, a recommendation
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    COLONIAL WIRELESS.
    329 17 Conference Adopts Report Of Sub-Committee. London, July 18. The report of the Broadcasting sub Committee, which the Colonial Office Con ference adopted at the final plenary ses .ion yesterday, approves of the 8.8.C scheme and suggests a system of Colonial wire Jess receiving licences, to cost ive shilling's
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    NEARLY HANGED.
    207 17 Prison Chaplain's Escape From Death. The Rev. S. R. Glanvill Munay, :i prison chaplain of 20 jrwn 1 experience, told the House of Ommons Select Conimittee on Capital Punishment recently how one man under sentence if death jcrnpletely l O!>t his mental balance on the evening before the
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    65 17 Tho band of the S.S. Police will eive the following programme, weather permitting, in the Botanic Gardens today beginning at 5.15 p.m. March of the Peers from "lolanthe" (Sullivan) overtui-, "Bocamunde" (Sekabti*) selection. "Gipsy love (Li'har) j (;D Serenade, "In this hour of Softened Splendour" (Piaeste) (b) waltz, "Ku-s" (Strauss)
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    REVIVING MALAYAN ARTS AND CRAFTS.
    706 19 REVIVING MALAYAN ARTS AND C RAFTS. Lady dementi's 'At Home/ GOVERNMENT HOUSE DISPLAY. forgotten and crafts were on view in the ball r rnraent idy Clemcnti hv! 1 i iva i artistically <ii ibasket work, silvernod a ■lour in the various xhibited. tish in all the d an Ingenuity of
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    PENANG RACES.
    131 19 Handicaps for Tomorrow's Events. The following are the handicaps f' morrow's races at Penang Eton (i Closet IV and V, Second Dii Xii .i Girl P. Be»ur« Any WurrU- B.S, I'anrilhi l&,\ 6.11. and V, Third IHvision Pollykai Trvn- Boy Si Corugh Mac 8, Stiffy 7.0, La Rejeunl*
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    PLANE FOR THE PRINCE.
    126 19 Special Colour Scheme Which, Owner Designed. ■:i has been received by Sime. Darby and Co.. Ltd.. that the Prince of Wale's has placed an ordar with the de Havilland Aircraft Conipwy f«r a Tu^s Moth. This is a new all n> li'-'h speed tourer monoplane with'
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    "THE DOCTORS SECRET."
    205 19 Him Version of Barrie Play At the Capitol. "The- Doctor's Secret," which opened at .pit >! last night, is an adaption M. I'.arrie's play "Half an [I is a brilliant piece of work BO c d.-u iiction is concerned. .Nevertheless some of the very clever c was
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      A NECESSARY PROCESS.
      509 19 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, Your conespjndent W.R.K." in ■n Without Fears states thai urvival of the fittest is too obviously a poor economic pr.iecss as far as rubber is concerned. A poor process," yes. But, ■■fortunately, a necessary on*. [OO touch :".i >
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      THE CURSE OF CURRENCY
      1077 19 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, The Asiatic Planters' Association at a recent meeting in Kuala Lumpur decided unanimously that sonic form of control of rubber was necessary in order to bring back prosperity to the industry. I consider that decision a wise cne
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      SERVANTS' WAGES.
      186 19 To the Editor of the itraits TnSMS. Sir, We are now experi:nring thr most severe slump in the history of commrrcp in Malaya. Rubber, tin, produce, Ehlppiag and every other enterprise Is s an alarmingly low ebb. European on ruing dismissed, having their pay reduced and having to
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      FIGURES TALK STILL MORE.
      90 19 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Phe following tigu'-es may also b»] ..!'o nay It '•i lit tinpr a happy auprury from the I by Probatura Est published in the Time* on July 88 Rubber first planted commercially in Malaya 1908 First c;:ir.e .nto bearing
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    CHINESE RUNS AMOK.
    232 19 Strange Fate of Mining Coolie. (From Our Own dent) Kuala Lumpur, July :2s. H' w sked Chinese rrn amok in the injured he dii ed to Tungku nth f a coolie named ban A clerk employed at the time k for sonic Line and had ri ilarlj
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    "A LADY TO LOVE."
    131 19 Vilma Banky in Talkie At The Alhambra. \'!h<ui Banky maket :i ver; attractive "Lady u> Lcve" in th<- picture at the Alhsmbva i-i^t nirrht. bni her roica would lx" a repelling fac average Her broken English and lisp are not too kindly •<•;.:.•• iced by the
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    CASE AGAINST LAWYER.
    48 19 Bankruptcy Petition Withdrawn. In' the Bankruptcy Court when the matter of v petition against Mr. M. V. s'il'ai, a local barristWi fame up for mention befoi Mr, '-.:.ti<-o Stevens, it was i been rea bed, and -ion to withdraw was soucht. Hi.- [jordsh <- to withdra
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    AVIATION PROGRESS IN ASIA.
    118 19 AVIATION PROGRESS IN ASIA. Part T? DEVELOI IN BUS rd i of State f Lord 1 Aria. I ;k rthcr:' fore tli Kabul n troop >:.: l 1 :i(s. :.>ii nonplc without tish air mail lo I French service to Beirut. D and German linos contemplated i to Baghdad. In
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    37 19 •IV M-i rill be held at the old Boy» of the hool arc n Urn two event* open to them. Snile race and tuor-of-w..' Present Boys. For th( ill be run ,< as many i I be present.
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    SINGAPORE BASE A WASTE OF MONEY.
    2063 20 No Security from Any Attack Offered. WHITE ELEPHANT. REAR-ADMIRAL DEWAR'S CRITICISM. Writing in the Contemporary Kcvlew. Rear- Admiral K .<;.». Dewar strongly erllki m Ihe Singapore Naval Bi proj i declare that by the iM)»Ti«-nce Ihe War, arc treating money on ■ii r i'
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    CABLES AND WIRELESS
    169 20 Lively Scenes at First Annual Meeting. London, July 15. Lively scenes were witnessed at the first annual meeting of Cables und Wireless, Ltd., Mr. J. C. Denison-Per.der, who presided, confessed that they hati not evpected so large a gap between the standard revenue and the actual figure
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    PLIGHT OF JUTE TRADE.
    91 20 Mr. Khaitan's Appeal To Raj. Calcutta, July 18. Addnsstae; a meeting of the Indian Chamber of Commerce, Mr. D. P. Khaitan. chairman, referred to the depression in the JUtS trade and prophesied that by the <.ml of next June thtrL would be a carry over of
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    THE EARNING POWER OF PROPERTY
    1465 20 ACQUISITION CASE. Appeal Against Land Collector's Award. SUSPICION AROUSED BY TRANSFER. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, July 28. In the Supreme Court this morning a land acquisition case came before Mr. Justice Farrer-Manby in which K. R. S. P. Supramaniam Chetty appeak-d against an
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    A LAUNCHING CEREMONY
    91 20 Admiralty Ord pleted In Si To United Engin honour of havessel onk I to be built con) a steel water carry has jusi been launched SU( company's shi The barro is int nd< Naval Bisi-. Her all and her beam I'l ft 8 ii capacity of Hl
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    MR. LLOYD GEORGE IN FIGHTING MOOD.
    1018 22 Replies to Mr. Baldwin. "MEAN DISGRACEFUL ATTACK." Speaking on the political situation at a Liberal garden party on June 28, Mr. 1 George replied to Mr. Baldwin's recent reference! to Liberal candidates. \w are now at the end of the first eomnlete year of
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    315 22 8,000 Spiritualists Gather In Albert Hall. London, July 14. Uncanny doings occurred at a meeting at Albert Hall at which the eyes of 8,000 ardent spiritualists were tensely focussed on a vacant chair on the platform bearing a slip of paper inscribed: "To Sir Arthur
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    GIBRALTAR STRAITS
    89 22 Sinking the Shafts for The Great Tunnel. Madrid, July 12. The project to construct a tunnel underneath the straits of Gibraltar linking Europe with Africa, is assuming a more definite shape following the announcement that the 1,000 ft. shaft sunk some- time ago on the Spanish coast has
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    PLAN TO LINK UP AIRMEN.
    359 22 New Sociable Association Formed. London, July 13. "Comrades of the Royal Air Force" is the name of a new Association which has been formed in London for the purpose of linking up airmen in sociable reunion. Air Commodore Samson presided at the inaugural meeting. The
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    MISSING CONSUL.
    247 22 Romance Believed to Be Responsible. Paris, July 17. Romance is now believed to be responsible for the disappearence of Mr. Reginald Lee, the British Acting ConsulGeneral at Marseille?, wlio hns been missing" since Nov. 4. "Lc Matin's" correspondent at Marseilles says that the police have found out that
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    SWADESHI EXHIBITION.
    133 22 m Love for One's Country-Made Goods." Madras, July 15. I am Swadeshi and Swadeshi is my religion. Political consideration does not sway me." In these words. Sir P. C. Ray declared open the Swadeshi Exhibition organised by the Madras Swadeshi League this afternoon at Gokhale Hall in the
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    PRINCES CRITICISE SIMON REPORT.
    221 22 Financial Proposals Rejected. Simla, July 14. The meeting of the Indian Princes considered today the formula to express their view on the Simon Report. It is understood that while offering co-operation in the idea of ultimate Federation, and agreeing to join the Council of Greater India,
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    SOVIET ANTI-WAR MOVE.
    110 22 World-wide Demonstration On Aug. 1. Another world-wide demonstration against war has been organised by the Communist International for August 1. according to announcements in The anti-war meetings and parades on August 1 last year were the occasion for clashes between Communist sympathisers j-nd the police in Berlin,
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