Singapore Daily News, 3 January 1933

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    Masthead
    12 1 The SINGAPORE Daily News \o. 78. TUESDAY, JANUARY 3, 1933 5 CENTS.
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    Oar Ideas.
    545 1 V. ha I V. i Dlig MH fi vI! i a» ion i pi 1 !''in ;iLM';it ing the in') alike "f lal r men, econo xm<l t Im> n ;ui hi ihe i »<l ihe in-. i c < lo «•!>• the ri<i»l!«- I' i t -War
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    FIVE NEW YEAR HONOURS FOR MALAYA.
    804 1 HON. C.M.G. FOR SULTAN OF PAHANG. MALACCA'S CHINESE UNOFFICIAL MEMBER RECEIVES C.B.E. The New Year's honours list, published yesterday, is lonir but the majority of the recipients are little known and the net of recognition has been thrown as wide as possible to include
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    THE LIPARIS.
    79 1 FAMOUS PRISON CAMP ABANDONED. Rome, Thursday. ffjily's fatuous colony for political •••:i|» i tho T.ii>'M-i Fslv mmi jah&ndofte<l hv Jan. 1<», m accordance witli a decree issued by Mussolini Exiles v i the Island formerly numbered 2,000 or 3,000, but were reduced to a few hundreds under the
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    ARGENTINE BUDGET.
    31 1 Buenos Aires, Thursday. The '.)'■>'•) Argentine budget b;»s hern approved by both the Chamber and the Senate. It provides for an estimated surplus of £.".1:1,01)0 and expenditure amounting to £71*731,--000.
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    ECONOMIC ILLS OF AMERICA.
    274 1 COMMITTEE OF 500. THREEYEAR (STUOY. REPORT ISSUED. A research c« mm it tee of .">OO appointed thru years ago by President Hoovi to survey th»* American field has issued its report. Various conclusions are drawn and var -ius suggestions offered. I'nless here is a speeding up
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    EUROPEAN HURT.
    20 1 A European was taken to hospital late last night following an assault m th; 1 Kandang Kerbau district.
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    HIGHLY EXPLOSIVE "EGGS."
    92 1 POLICE DISCOVERY. HAMBURG AMMUNITION DUMP UNEARTHED. Hamburg, Wednesday. I'^c:^. v.a.i the reply jjiven to a policeman's query by four mo-i who were unloading a heavy box from ;i motor-lorry, but the policeman insisted on seeing the eggs. He found instead several rifles and revolvers and a considerable
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    CHEAPER CLOTH.
    77 1 More Looms IVr Weaver Agreement. London, Wednesday. An appreciable cheapening m ths cost of production and weaving of a certain range of cotton cloths is anticipated from the agreement lo allocate six looms to each weave/, instead of the former four loom*. The agreemeni whicfc was formally signed
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    SOCIETY WEDDING.
    73 1 Lady Mary Carnegie And ommau<l< r Abel Smith. L(»n<l«»n, Wednesday. St. Andrew's Church, Brechin, Was today the scone of a bi^' society wedding when Lady Mary Carnegie, daughter of the Karl of SouthesK, was married to Lieut. Commander Conolly Abe] Smith, R.N. Doth bride and bridegroom arc related
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    MR. WANG CHING-WEI.
    24 1 London, Tuesday. Mr. Wans Ching-wei, formei President of the Kxecutive Yuan, is at present m Tuebingen sanatorium, states a Berlin message.
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    ENGLAND'S HOPE OF A WIN.
    2729 1 208 WANTED. CENTURY FOR BRADMAN. GREAT DISPLAY. England need 208 runs to beat Australia m the second Test now being played at Melbourne. A remarkable feature of the play since the close on Friday, when Australia i.ad made 194 for seven, was the batting of
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    MARRIED 2 DAYS.
    65 1 Film Star Then Seeks Divorce Hollywood, Thursday. The well-known film star, Xl .-.p. r Pair, Re* j > Yum«, Arizona, two days ago to marry an ox-naval airman and returned today when she coldly rejocted her friends' invitations to celebrate. She 'straightaway instructed her attorney to the
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    Others9 Ideas.
    1085 1 Other' s Ideas. If Prohibition m th«- I nited States ih abolished m the near future, what will become nf the bootleggers? That is a qieslion often heard, and m fho f olloh.hu article Alan .1. P.idinow, the writer on American politics, alecMßefl the probability of that ureat (at present)
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    FINANCEAND COMMERCE
    733 2 MARKETS CLOSED FOR THE (Prom Our Own r»rn (pondent.) London, Mowtey. 'I t.c sunk exchange and c»»i ility markets weri clOMd today. The eroM-nitc clotod at 3.33%. The local ntaxfceti were also closed yesterday; SHARE PRICES. ,Mi.l(ll< (Quotation* On Saturday. MINING. Middk prices of local issues were :,,:U,v.-
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    TAKUPA VALLEY TIN.
    14 2 The- following teloffimn ha- been I received from the mint*: I)*-<-#m-
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    AUSTRIAN LOAN.
    60 2 Geneva, Friday. The British Government ha lodged with the League Secretaria ratification of the Austrian Loai agreement of :H)O,0OO,OO() schilling provided for the Lausanne protocol The League has already recefyec Italian approval and the loan wil come into force following ralitica cation by France. The British and French
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    38 2 Saturday's exchange rates m eluded the following: SELLING. London, 1 months' sight 2 ;j ,')1 82 London, months' sight 2 8 15 1* London, <>0 days' sight 2%29 Wl London, 80 days' sight 2 3 t't
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    CHINESE PRODUCE EXCHANGE PRICES.
    64 2 Buyers Sellers iGambier 5.00 I Java Cube 8.50 Hamburg Cube 10.00 Muntok White Pepper 22.60 White Pepper 21.50 Black Pepper 17.50 Mixed Black Pepper 12.00 Sundried Copra r>.."o Mixed Copra 5.06 5.05 Small Flake Tap 3.96 Fair 1,.7 0 Mcd: Pearl 4.00 Small 4.-10 No. 1
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    FINLAND WANTS BRITISH GOODS.
    478 2 EXHIBITION PLANS. rACTICS THAT MUST BE AVOIDED. British goods are becoming morepopular m Finland, a most noticeable and pleasing feature during the present year being the growth A a desire to purchase tfoods „j British manufacture, says the Helsingfors correspondent of the Morning Post. This has
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    CHINESE TONGS AT WAR.
    581 2 CHINESE TONGS AT WAR. OPEN BATTLE. TWENTY ARRESTED: TEN INJURED. Manila, Dec. 20. The Chinese dragon of tonnalevolence which had been lonwbdued by the watchful vigilance >f the city police, once more reared ts head m Chinatown yesterday ifternoon when the Sy Tiok and th< Sy Ltßlgi two powerful antagonist
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    RUBBER PRODUCTION.
    94 2 Novetober Output Figures. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Monday. The Rubber Growers 1 Ajootia ion monthly analysis of crop va:urns of 816 member companies :hroughout the world shows- that S'ovim !><•!• production totalled 20,361 tons compared with 20,298 tons m October. The crop m the past eleven months
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    Daily News.
    89 2 load Office: 7< Cedl Street, Singapore, Plum 5151-SIS2. T«l: '"Tiiii 1 Siagapore. Luula Lumpur. Office: jr.. Java Street. I hone: ::<■ SI HS< KH'TM RATBB. I'ayahle ad>;iiM«-. Local i:. delivery po«1 Monthly **■'>" (Quarterly x Half-yearly 19-00 $10 Sinfk <'■■! All communication* relative to icss matters, vi> advert!
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      210 2 NOTICE i^ bei w n thai by i Deed dated the 201 h day of l>> m ber 1932, Alan I. I. otli knowi a I.<»k<' Wan V. .< and T-oke Wai Wah (heieinafter called Alan l.u\-.<-revoked and cancelled the Pom Attorney dited the 12th day o December, i!':i >
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      432 2 THE WEEK'S ENGAGEMENTS. W «-dn<>vd.v> January 4. Rotary Tiffiin, Adelphi Hotel, 1 p.m. S.A.F.A. annual meeting, Anson Rd. Stadium 10.1 f > p.m. Thursday, Janoary Z. Pvaaßg New "Year rate meeting First Day. SPORTING. Todaj. January -I. Ru^by: Public Services "A" vs. (M.G.) Co., S.Y.C., Dunearn Ruad Football: Chinese Lea^ruc:
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      455 2 SHIPPING LIST. PENDING ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES. The following passenger sailings art P. and O. S. X. Co*i Kaisai -i-hind (Jan. «>. N.Y.K. Kaaaima Maru '.'an. 13). Hamburg Ameiiku. Line: Oldenburg (Jan. 6). East Asiatic Co., Ltd. Lalandia (Jan. 3). Blue Funnel: Koemun (Jam. •!>, Achilles (Jan. I). Glen and Shire
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      283 2 VESSELS ARRIVED. HARVAR, Worw. TAIWA.N Norw., 3,353 tens. From Bibn 31 -12, for Penang 3 1 33. LIPIS, Brit., WO tons, from Kuantan 1-1. fur Kuai)t;in 3-1. aiNGKKL, Dutch, 885 tons, from Djambi 2-1, to;* Djambi 1-1. SIH'N KONG, Chinese, 1,4X8 tuns, from Bangkok 2-1, for Bangkok 3 i. TOBKLO,
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    PERAK WIN ONE AND LOSE ONE.
    1285 3 PERAK WIN ONE AND LOSE ONE. VISITING TEAM'S WEEK-END RUGBY GAMES. I 13 IVrak Malaya Comataad '>; iYr;ik :>. Ihe Pei ak rujjby t< am /< eh on Lurda PI en pro d oo I d points < 1' > a 'I he cellei ncl hard tl rather i i
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    ANOTHER HOCKEY TRIAL.
    277 3 A DISAPPOINTMENT. PLAYERS FAIL TO TURN OUT. A hockey trial wu held yesterday to select the Best temm to meet the Europeans m the annual en counter to take place en Wednesday, Jan. 11 on the S.C.C. Padang. Owing to the fact that many of those originally
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    108 3 THIRD TEST OPENS 3N AUSTRALIA. Adelaide, Saturday. The third lawn tennis tesl Utween Australia and the touring American team began here today. The results were as follows: Gledhill (U.S.) beat Qui.t. a.:•--year-old newcomer, 6 l. 6- ">. Allison (U.S.) bear Hopman t;_4, (U. 4. Moon beat Van Ryn
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    IN SOUTH AFRICA.
    81 3 Great Britain Three Matches Dohm. Johannesburg Sat nrdtty. The second law tennif tesi !><• twcen Great Britain and South Africa began here todaj and the r> «ili were as follows Lee (G. 8.) beat Robbim 3 6 i. 6- Mis. Robbing beat Mrs. I-'. Whittinicstal] ((i.li.) 1
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    WORLD RECORD.
    26 3 Miami Saturday, Swimming hero today, Miss Leonorc Kitfht cove) c(l 500 metres, free style, m 7 mm. 2 3-6 sec, a world* 1 M(l.—
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    HOME FOOTBALL RESULTS.
    1113 3 ARSENAL BEATEN. ACCRINGTONS BIG WIN. RANGERS DRAW. Renter cables the lollowing result.-; of home football matches played yesterday: Saturday's Games. ilcckburn R. 6 Blackpool 5 Bolton Wands. Sheffield Utd. Vliddlc broach 'J Newcastle Utd. 3 Sheffield W d. Arsenal 2 Sundcrlaad 2 West Brom. A. 2 Firs!
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    LEAGUE TABLES.
    156 3 POSITIONS AFTER SATURDAY'S GAMES. The following- were the positions Of teams m the English and Scottish Leagues r.fter Saturday's nuitchta Arsenal 2.i 17 :>, 72 jfl A>ton 1 1 1* 83 13 l r>s :;r> 82 SbeAeld W. ga l l i :$r, 92 Newcastle U. 22 i.;
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    TRIPPED IN DRAIN.
    54 4 A Chinese who is allowed to have i.atcht'd at a girl's necklace while Mhe was walking along Choo Chiat i Itnatl was chased by a crowd, tripped m a drain and taken to hos- An Indian coolie at the Civil Aerodrome m drove Itoad had his hand
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    THE CAPITOL.
    358 4 AT THE CINEMA. Those crazy comedians the Marx Brothers are back again at the I Capitol, and those who appreciate I their particular style of humour I will like v Horse Feathers as much las their previous efforts. When first the Marx family appeared on the screen their
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    SEA AND LAND SPORTS.
    594 4 GALA MORNING. WINNING BOAT CAPSIZES. THE GREASY BOOM. A lan'c number <»f entries an. keen contestants, combined witl excellent weather conditions, wen factors that contributed largely t< the great success of the New Veu sea sports which were held yestei ♦lay morning. Those who loola-d f(»rward
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    TIGER BAGGED.
    88 4 On Site Of Old Jerara Club. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Monday. A party including Mr. R. C. Calderwood, 0.C.P.D., Kuala Selangor, a state ru^by player, and Mr. T. E. Montgomery of Bukit KraionrEstate, Jeram, liag^ed a full-^rown tiper, seven-foot six from nose t > tail on
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    SHANHAIKWAN INCIDENT.
    282 4 SHANHAIKWAN INCIDENT. BRIEF SKIRMISH. JAPANESE OPEN FIRE. REASON UNKNOWN. Shanghai; Monday. Messages from Tientsin and] f*eiptng report Lhat firing broke oul it Snanhaikwan Jast ni^ht coninuing all nij^ht and *,'<•>'»£ on rhi> morning at 10 o'clock. Chinese (ports to Peiping state that th'jj fapanese opened fire on the Chinese or
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    CAR DOWN BANK.
    84 4 Remarkable Escape Of Police Officer. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Monday. Chief Court Inspector W. Dowling s progressing favourably m Bung;ar Hospital after a remarkable a ident. He was being driven from ieremban and had turned a bend near Kajanjr when the syce swerved wing to
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    RUBBER CONTROL
    60 4 More Restriction Humours. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Friday. The Evening News declare* that it is not altogether unlikely that the question of rubber restriction will be revived m authoritative quarters.* 1 Any proposal, however, must originate from the Dutch, and evidence of Dutch Government support will be
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    TWO WOMEN.
    69 4 S«'nt<-ii<'<- In S<>r<-ml»uii Enticement (laise. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban, Saturday. A Chinese was produced before tlic Seremban magistrate yesterday and charged with enticing away two married Chinese women. The accused pleaded guilty and said that he took thorn to their relations at Kluang (Johorc). His Worship convicted
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    LOCAL AIR MAIL.
    30 4 Owing to the heavy pasaengei booking for the Dutch air linei from Hatavia reaching Singapore today about 1 p.m. a lti-s<>ater machine has been put into .service.
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    REQUIEM MASS.
    25 4 A r«'<|uim mass will bs sung at the Church of St. Joseph tOOKMTO* at.G..'{() a.m. for the late Mrs. Ks metalda (Ada) Jwnyen.
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    DRIVER FINED.
    149 4 Sequel To Motor Collision* Judgment was delivered by Mr. •V Boyd, the fourth police magistrate, on Saturday, m th»ase m which a Malay driver em ployed by Mr. W. Shedden, of the Singapore Traction Company. Ltd., ivas summoned to answer charge* if eausinjr hurt, by a rash act
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    ALLEGED CHEATING.
    109 4 Wrll-Knowii Towkay's Son Remanded. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, Saturday. Lam Weng Chak, son of Lam Loo King, a well-known Ipoh towkay and a leader of the Chinese Community m I'erak, was produced ftt the police court today after hein^ arrested and charged with cheating Soiim Sondr&m, a
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    EAR CUT OFF.
    66 4 Outrage In Malacca Street* (From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca, Friday. A Chinese named Lai Song <•/ Tampin who arrived by steamer and was walking along Heeren Stn-.-t this morning was hold up by other Chinese who cut <>!T his (eft ear The victim was carrying some I
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    SERVICE CHANGES.
    157 4 Naval Ami \ir Promotions. London, Sui The Air Mini:-! i y annotliii promotion ,->f Air-Chief Mai I John Salmond to Marshal I H< Royal Air Force, while h brolhei Air-Marshal Sir Geoffrey Sain and An -Marshal Sir Edward Kllinw ton are promoted Aii hi«*l Mai .^hals. Reutcr. I
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    RANK OF MAJOR.
    75 4 Promotion For Duke <H Gloucester. London, Xi The I)ukc of Gloucei »«-r '<•.! r. jh'ft London for a two ■hooting t rip m \\w Sudan m ;ho will \w accompanied cnlj \*y i l>i^ same hunt er, Captain l'»i Shortly before leaving the who is a Captain
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    THREE MEN KNIFED
    33 4 Two policemen sn<l *m I r passer-by were badly cut w knifv m catching man wli<> w alleged t<> have robl «•<! ho tho Jalan Besar district on N Year's Eve.
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    POLICE RAID.
    31 4 A Chinese ffii Injured ;>m»i i i to hospital wwhin« m the police raid' a houee \n the Beach Road distru impacted <>f being a a^tnbling latu iust ni^'ht.
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    TRAINS DE LUXE OUT OF DATE.
    266 5 vmic;iiTOiN line, M IMR-LUXURIOUS TRAVEL. London, Pii 'lay. 'A rthing and lit ighton have vir > < omc tw n oi London 1 new 1 ••< ide ill. nr!»- by the <.!Ti<ia "v of Ihe newly electrififM •mi Railway line by th<- Lore -I
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    COTTON DUMPING.
    114 5 '••'•I' I iiion DirliiM-s To J«»in Inquiry. London, Wednesday. I he matter would become mi pm,. over free-trade ion, the Council of the Association has "'me 1 further informa'l"' ubjecl before accepting nation of the Manchester T Commerce to appoint,' a committee to inquired ipel it ion m
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    UNITY BUD FAILS.
    84 5 iMlians Abandon ittempt. 'a Nut ta, Saturday. 1 protracted attempts ><> inity among thr Hindus, and Sikha and t«> negotial "♦•hi m substitution of the ment's coirtnunal -■n last August appeal have railed. mpi had already in-fri d by infliicni ial IfoslemN, dclef^atefl t<» the recent (Conference
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    'FLU EPIDEMIC IN GREAT BRITAIN.
    150 5 MANY DEATHS. 86 SUCCUMB AT GLASGOW. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Saturday. Influenza, which is Invariably rife m Great Britain at t his time of the year, lias been rampant during the la t fortnight, and is now Increasing with alarming rapidity throughout t he
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    MANY KILLED.
    85 5 IVirarjifjuaii Rclicls' < lash. \cw York, Wednesday. Twenty-two rebels and three National Guardsmen were killed In a dash at Santa Lucia, Nicaragua, according to the New York Time.-. The rebels were about to execute the news of two captured trains but the guardsmen succeeded m reacting them. Buenos
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    BULGARIAN CABINET.
    88 5 Mouchanoff Ministry Krronstituted. Sofia, Wednesday. The MouchMoff Government has resigned as a sequel to the resignation of the three Agrarian Ministers who demand stronger representation of their party m the Cabin. -t. Two Macedonian groups, proToffUeroflistfl and the Mitralloffists, indulged today m an armed battle outside the Royal
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    ADRIATIC TENSION.
    68 5 Italian Youth Expelled From Yugo-Slavia. Rome, Thursday. Popular feclinp against Yugoslavia is beinj; inflamed ami there are report! <>f incidents m Damlatia and el— where. Today, an Italian youth was expelled from Yutfo-Slavia because while travelling on a train he informed the (Jendarmes that I is deat ination
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    JAPANESE PEEK.
    43 5 JAPANESE PEER. Death Of A Former Viee-PresidenL Tokio, Saturday. Marquis Masaaki Hachisuka, the former Vke-Pi evident of the House of Peers, <)ie<i of a stroke icciajr. His son, who is well-known as .m aviator, Af J>i"»st arui Zoo)oiri.->t, is, at present m London.-
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    GEN. HERTZOG'S OUTBURST.
    164 5 'MALICIOUS TREASON 1 AGREEMENT BETWEEN BANK AND MINES. Johannesburg, Sunday. Though no official statement m available, it is authoritatively sta^-u that a satisfactory understanding has been reached between the Chamber of Mines and the Reserve Bank for dealing with the realisation of the gold output. It is
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    492 5 An Impediment Removed. Rugby, Thursday. Further advices from South Africa more clearly defining its currency policy are awaited m L<»ndnn. Exchange business is .11 a standstill an<l on the StockRxchange this morning the South African mining market remained 'unsettled. Prices of Union Govern- ment securities were unchanged .is interest is
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    TO HELP FARMERS.
    44 5 Buttrr To B<» Nixed With <.<rman Margarine. Berlin, Wednesday. A Government decree orders that a certain proportion of butter sha/1 be mixed with margarine m order to help German farmer*, but then? must be no increase m the Drice of margarine.-
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    POLICE CHIEF FOUND SHOT.
    89 5 IN STATION. BIRMINGHAM TRAGEDY. NERVE STRAIN. London, Wednesday. One <»f Britain's leading polta sleuths, Chief DetectWf Insp^cto Fooli, of the Birmingham C.I.D. nrafl found shot dead m the ttir mingham police station early tlii; morning. He has lately hrcn Buffering fron nerve strain an«i took charge
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    NEWFOUNDLAND.
    377 5 RESTORING FINANCIAL STABILITY. Rugby, Thursday. A statement on the terms of the agreement between the Governments of Great Britain, Canada and Newfoundland regarding the the assistance to the latter Government m meeting its interest obligations has been issued by the Dominions Office. It rofcrz to the determined attempt made
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    STOCK EXCHANGE.
    95 5 Year Ends In Cheerful Mood. London, Tuesday. The Stock Exchange closed tho year with a bright and hopeful feeling and most values moved higher. Prominent features were German Loans and Cables and Wireless shares and also South African mines which were the centre of great activity and, after
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    VON SCHLEICHER.
    64 5 Not To Attend Forein Conferences. Berlin, Thursday. General von Sehleicher is not #oiritf to (iencva for the resume<i sittings of the Disarmament Conference as he is of the opinion that the head of a government should remain at home so that the Foreign Minister can ri'ft-r to him
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    TERRORIST PLOT IN BARCELONA.
    183 5 ARSENAL IN HOUSE. PLAN TO THROW SPAIN INTO CONFUSION. Barcelona. Friday. It was a mere accident that saved the City from a serious outbreak of terrorism. An explosion at a house attracted the Civil Guards. They met at the door two well-dressed men who explained they
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    STREET ACCIDENTS.
    41 5 Only Two Per Cent Unavoidable. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Monday. Tlip National Safety First Association*! toad accident inquiry com- 1 mittee is likely to report that less' than two per cent, of accidents can' be classed ns unavoidable.
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    SIR M. C. TURNER.
    40 5 Resigning < ihairmanship' Of Chartered Bank. London, Sunday. After thirty years as rhsirman Sir M. Turner has resigned fm n tho Chartered Hink <>f India, Aua tralia and China. His succpssor will l»o Ifv A A Willis.-
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    TENSE SITUATION IN JEHOL.
    397 6 DEFENCES PREPARED. MYSTERY OF GENERAL MA CHAN-SHAiN. Shanghai, Saturday. The Canton Kuomintang Party Department haa wired to Gen. Tang Yu-lin (Governor of Jehol) urging him to defend Jehol against invs 1 with every meant at his command. The Department has also cabled the Chinese delegation to
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    MAN OF MYSTERY.
    233 6 Has General Ma Gone To Russia? Shanghai, Saturday. Once again (icn. Ma Chan shar appears m the role of a man oi mystery, a Sin Chvw Jil Poll mesnage received this morning stating thai unofficial circleH arc uninformed as i<> hi wl:» rcabout Ii will remembered thai
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    SOVIET AND CHINA.
    97 6 Russian Ambassador Appointed. Shanghai, Saturday. The Nanking Foreign Office, writin^r to the South-Wysi Political Committee through Mr. Lam Tunyr-hoi, has denied that there is any understanding m the resumption of relations with Russia. Large quantities of Russian goodi are arriving at Tientsin m the new year and
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    DYING MAN.
    324 6 SUICIDE PACT WITH WIFE. London, Dec. 9. A tragic story ill-health and poverty re suiting m an aliened suicide pact between husba.vi and wife was told at the Old Bailcv <\'< vday. Frederick Joaepfc Powell. 33, a checker's assistan of Bermondsey, a:» found tfuH f v of the
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    COSACH CO.
    93 6 llu^e Losses Of Nitrate Concern. Santiago de Chile, Friday. Bankers, creditors and shareholders are willing to carry on th< Cosach Co., on tin* present i-av< hut Government action is awaited declared the President at the annual meeting at which the report for tha year ending Juno 30 was
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    U.S. FOREIGN POLICY.
    88 6 l>rMi«*sii«r Gap ISHwren Hoover And Roosevelt. X<-w York, Wednesday. The appointment of Mr. J. 11. Williams and Mr. E. K. Day t<» represent the United States on th preparatory committee of experts to the World Economic Conference prompti! the New York Times feu infer some bridging of
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    U.S. COAL TAX.
    88 6 To Stand In Order To JYsi Legality. Washington, Friday. The Attorney-General has ruled that the import tax on coal from Great Britain and Germany shoul i bo allowed to sian<l m order that the legality of the tax could be tested. The 'ax is en cents per
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    132 6 been acting as chief delegate t<> the League of Nations. The Chinese Government has agreed to the appointment of 11. Bogmolofr a~ Russian Ambassador i<> China. M. BogmolofT was formerly Councillor to the Russian Legation m Great Britain. The Nanking Government is sounding Washington regarding the appointment of Dr. Alfred
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    LAUNCH SINKS IN HARBOUR.
    143 6 TEN DEAD. RESCUES IN DARKNESS. NAPIER TRAGEDY. Napier, New Zealand, Thursday. Ten lives were lost m a shipping tragedy which occurred today at the entrance to the harbour, owing to a collision between a launch and a small steamer. The accident occurred m me e&rly hours
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    "A LOST LODE."
    127 6 Mane Search For Gold In Australia. Melbourne Wednesday. Lasseter's lost lode," as the famous lost £ul<l reef m Central Australia is railed, nearly added three more victims to the innumevable tragic expeditions endeavouring to unearth the treasure. A plane with three airmen, named Baker, Whelan and Stalk;'.
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    KREUGER ECHO.
    91 6 Charges Against L.S. Directors. New York. Thursday. Eitrht American directors of the Minkrupt [ntemational Match Cor .oration, which is a subsidary of the \rt'LiK* y and Toll Company, are accused of ''misfeasance and* non-fea-sance m two suits before the Supreme Court by the Irving Trust Company, trustees for
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    GERMAN NAVY.
    97 6 Dbttolete Warship in^ Replaced. Berlin, Friday. X'fxt year Germany's new Navy vfll begin to take shap'- for a 10,00!) on cruiser the Deutschland, the so-called pocket battleship, will be lommissioned, while a second war J hi}> of the sain" class will be Ranched. The third pocket battl;,'hip, on
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    MURDERERS FLEE.
    74 6 •Nazi Storm-Trooper's Fate. Rclin. Thursday. The body of a Nazi storm-trooper wai dragged from ihe river Elbs a few days a#o. He had been shot thiee times and his hands and feet hound and he was then placed m a sack. The murderers are reported to have fled
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    SAMUEL INSULL.
    22 6 "Residing In Greece Permanently." Athens, Thursday. Samuel Instill, whose extradition tas refused yesterday, announas liai he i residing m Grwnv
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    BANDIT GAOLED.
    247 6 INJURED WITH HIS LOWN PISTOL. London, Dec. 8. A BQBtNCt <J i four years' penal ervitude was passed at Leeds \ssizes yesterday on a bandit who lad worn a mask. He was Jes.se Herbert Thompson, jnemployed cletk, and Mr. Justice Joddard said that he #OUld have >rdered him
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    WHEAT SUBSIDY.
    59 6 SXOOO Farmers Receive Cheques. (From Our O\-n Correspondent.) London, Monday. Aboul 53,000 British farmers have received cheques from th< Wheat Commission for advances >>i account of "deficiency payment" foi millable wheat sold under the quota scheme against the end of Novem ber. The amount fl vary from 1
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    NATIONAL PARTY.
    80 6 Dublin Plan For A United Ireland. Dublin, Monday. Mr. Byrne, the Lord Mayor, Interviewed, stated that one of the chief aims proposed by the new National Party was to induce- Xoitiiern Ireland to unite forming an Irish Free State of thirty-two counties. Fhia could only he achieved hy
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    BELGIAN IMPORTS.
    62 6 (Juota System To l\v Abandoned. Hi ■us.-'i'h, Thursday. The quota system controlling im|K>rl trade is expected to disappcai shortly. Negotiation* on thin matter are now m proirress, id" »y term liavintr Umentably failed t<» achievi its rbjfectfe. As far as \'< Ifcium i eone< >jh<l. customs laxes may
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    IRISH FUND
    65 6 Monies Withheld From Britain. Dublin, Thursday. A further £2,000,1*00 \g teinf placed! m the Suspense Account If respect of monies withheld from Bri am. The fun<l will then approximate y be £4,000,000 and will remain intact it least until the end of the ft nan :ial ycai- iti
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    HEIGHT RECORD.
    49 6 8,200 In Tourist Seaplane. Rome, Wednesday. A hieght of *,iioo metre* ha.* been reached by a 170 horse power Fiat sea-plane. This is claimed a new world record for tourist sea-planes. The International altitude record for aeroplanes is i^.-M by Britain with a helffhi of 13.401 metres.-
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    BRAUNSTON LOSS.
    42 6 (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Monday. Braunston (Malays Rubber nl--port a l<»s^ for the year endeJ Sfpt. :io of £2,505 compared with loss of i 1,727 for the piovioutwelve inontlis. Tin- amount carti< nl Ini-wm-tl i v tmlil ot W^OU.
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    JAPANESE BANK SUCCEEDS.
    554 6 HILLS CLAIM. I SIR WILLIAM ML! JUDGMI The r 'bicf .i cc Murh on i deli ci ed judgment m conne< ion dealing with bill Supreu The p»uil Yokohama S| Lee Kwok Joy and V Co.. Ii- HlTfl'l". of exchange drawn i dant.s j:ikl endors ed bj
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    FRENCH FINANCE.
    35 6 Paris, w The S< nate I rejected the G< vi I r,l\ Mini totalling five »ut offered three milliai The Mm Bter for I K.i accept a sou lew tl i. u d
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    GANDHI'S DECiSION
    110 7 ww F;i>t Unto Death" To Be Postponed. f'oo.-ia, We.lne.- day. Aa the outcome of the three hours' conference with hia advisors, Gandhi is believed to have definitely postponed hi< threatened fast unto death," being satisfied thai everybody concerned v <loir.^ hi. utro > to maintain progress towards the
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    TOM MANN.
    140 7 Mr. Lansbury Intercedes On Mis Behalf. London, Thur: rlay. Mr. 1, .-in I. ui -v and ;t eolfcaju ur have prone to I<■ iemouih I m < l! v ith i In- Premu mr *>n behalf ol the 7(i year old coniniuriiKt, 'J Mann uml of Llewellyn, who
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    100 7 London, Frida; The Prime Minister, without .uivij)^- any promise as regard*; future Action, haB undertaken ir> Pi* i!>>. case of Tom Mann eti d Llewellyn before tin- Home Secretary again. This, according to Hr. Lansbury ia the outcome of a visit v In* h he and two colleague* paid ;to
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    MR. MACDONALD.
    61 7 Rugby, Thursday. In the interest of his health, tho Prime Minister ha- been persuaded m postpone his departure fi Lo MMiioutli uiuii later than Jan. IT which wraa tin date fixed for hii nt'iin to London. Sir' John Simon, the Foreign Secretary, who h.-i- been Buffering frofll a
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