Singapore Daily News, 18 January 1933

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    12 1 The SINGAPORE Daily News No. 91. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 18, 1933. S CENTS.
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    Our Ideas.
    552 1 I'enang ha- na<l its Legislative meeting, and «re have th< inee of the Colamial Secretary excursion is by no mim »nsidcred a joy-ride for am) Malacca members. nay be bo, but ire still cling .fashioned conviction that g ,1 a legislative body art appropriately held at the aat
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  • BRITISH ATTITUDE MADE CLEAR
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      300,000 CHINESE MOBILISING
      286 1 Geneva Tuesday. If t.lie formula is unacceptable the question of the report arises. British views on this are clear. Sir John Simon ha^; clearly indicated thai Britain will act as loyal member of the League and thai Britain will co-operate to the utmost with other members for
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      U.S. Policy.
      49 1 U. S. Policy. a ihlftffton, Tuesday. It is understood that the U.^. lifter the recent Roosevelt-Stinwon conference, haa instructed her representative*! in London, Paris and I Geneva t<> reaffirm the l > s policy of not recognising any situation I reached l>y meani contrary to the Kelloffg I 'act.- Reuter
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      Tokio Instructions.
      53 1 Tokio Inst ructions. ToktOi Tuesday* Following the Cabinet's approval of the instructions cabled to the .Japanese delegation at Geneva, it is understood that they oppose the proposal to invite non-member -tales to participate on the sub[coramittee ami trill insist on no [interference by the sub-committee n direct negotiations between <
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      Eye to Eye.
      372 1 Discussing the ataachurian situation The limes says: "It will be a veritable triumph of League diplomacy if it can bring China and Japan to see the future of the Provinces eye to eye. The League can neither compromise its principles nor take refuge in vagueness. The League
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      KUBELIK IN CRASH.
      70 1 Firsi Thought For Violin. Prague. Saturday. .Jan K Libel ik. the violinist, was injured in the chest this afternoon in a motor trash here. His car, in which he was accompanied l>y the pianist. Holecek, collided with a heavy lorry and turned a somersault. Kubelik scrambled through
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      21 1 Prague. Monday. The condition of the violinist Kubelik has considerably improve*? and he is aole to walk a little. Reuter Wireless
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      THE HELICOPTER
      36 1 Highest Award To Spanish Inventor. Paris, Friday. The International Aeronautical Federation awarded the gold medal which was won last year by KcUener —to the Spanish inventor of the helicopter, Juan de la Cierva.i Aneta-Trans-Ocean
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    POISONED AFTER ARREST.
    255 1 FURNACE CAUGHT. f CHARGED WITH MURDER. THEN IN HOSPITAL. A few hours after his arrest, Janus Furnace, the man lor whom a Europe-* ide hunt had gone on lor three weeks in connection with the murder at Hampstead of Walter Spatchett, was rushed to hospital, suffering from
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    GERMAN PRINCE.
    49 1 London. Monday. For the lirst- time nince the War, a reigning German Prince ia paying a visit to the English Court. He is Duke Edward of Saxe-Coburjj-Grotha a grandson <>f Queen Victoria and cousin of Kinjj 1 George, wlio haa arrived at Sandringham on a visit. Aneta-Trans-Ocean
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    A SON FOR THE AGA KHAN.
    116 1 BORIS IN PARIS. "MOTHER AND CHILD DOING WELL." Pans, Tuesday. The Begum Aga khan tfave birth to a son today. Both are doing wvll. Reuter The Begum Ag& Khan was formerly Mile. Andree Canon. daughter of a Chambery hotel proprietor. She was married to
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    "FILM CRASH COMING."
    58 1 Paris* Sa*ordii>. A Hollywood financial and artist i cal collapse within six months is predicted by a well-known French film critic, Lunge Poe in a sen national article in L'Avenir. Poe who claims excellent sources of information, prophecies that the collapse will !>j at Tended by a
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    EX-KAISER BETTER.
    35 1 Doom, Sunday. The ex-Kaiser has recovered from his recent cold and is now in a fairly food state of health, though great care is still necessary in view of his age. Reuter Wireless
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    ENGLAND STILL BATTING
    962 1 296 FOR 6. VERY PATIENT JARDINE HAMMOINirs 85. fvi^land took their mcmml mningfl score from 85 lor MM to 2*M> for H during play jregterdft) in the third Test match at \d«* laide. Hammond pla\ed a jjreat innings of B5 and Jardine displayed monumental patience in batting
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    MR. LLOYD GEORGE.
    21 1 (From Our Own Correspondent.) London. Tuesday. Mr. David Lloyd George, the veteran statesman, celebrated his 70th birthday today.
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    Others' Ideas.
    933 1 The interdepend* m«• of the Mis armament ('onh-renre and the World Kconomic onlerem c ifl here explained b) Dr. Nicholas Murrav Ikitler. PrcsMtßl ol olumiiia University, I'.s.A. The \\oil<i Economic Conference! toward which we look with anxious interest, and the rea lembled i»i armament Conference a( Geneva, soon
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    FINANCE AND COMMERCE
    588 2 LOCAL SHARE AND COMMODITY MARKETS REVIEWED. [From Our Own Correspondent London, TuesHay. I h« < losinj? prices to«?ay were: RUBBER. Spot 2. V.I 16 I'p 9 115 Febrvarj 2 IS/1€ \pr.-.lunt' 2 l 1 I)o\*n 1 1H Jaly-Sept I 11 12 Ilown 1 32 Oet.-Dec. I IS
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    Local Markets.
    89 2 l'l,« naßrke4 in industrials was very nteady. Sina^ipore (old StorVLgV9 were available at $2.85, W«aincs at $5.65, while there were buyer uf Tradai*fl at %2&J&0 gross. Notwithstanding the drop of tin in London the local market was unchanged, l»ut tin shares were neglected. Penawata were quoted .•it between
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    SHARE PRICES.
    176 2 Mi'l'llr (Quotations On Tuesday. MINING. Middle price! of local issues wert follow* in Singapore on Tuesday. •••<>r<ling to Krasdr Co.'s list A*am Kumljangr 24/G Austral Malay r.» Ayer Rltan Tin 11/-. Baa«ria Tin 11 B..tang: Padan^' 0 07Vi, Bain Cavei MTH, Bukit Arang 0 40 inom.i Hurmah Malay
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    RUBBER CROPS.
    56 2 Fall In Ueceniber Outputs. (Prom Our Own Correspondent.) I-rondon, Monday. Ihe Rubber C-owers 1 Associaticri analysis ~>f December crops of 979 companies shows total production of 11,407 tons compared with lL\l7f> for December 1931, a falling- off of 7.1) per cent. The 615 '■ompank-s in Lh<- final analysis
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    SPORTING.
    115 2 Toda?, January 18. Rugby: S.C.C. vs. Wiltshire Regt.. Padan?. Hockey: Police vs. S.C.C. Ist. Thomson Road; S.R.C. Ist vs. R.A.F.. S.R.C. grd. R.\. vs. R.I Blukan Mati. Friday, January 20 Hocke> S.R.C. Ist vs. Malaya Command, S.RiC. grd.; S.R.C. 2nd vs. R.I. "A," R.I. grd. Polir* vs. llaffl*- College,
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    CHINESE PRODUCE EXCHANGE PRICES.
    96 2 14 noon. Jan. 17, llKj.j. Mr. W. J. Wilcxyxsan, of th* }>W-aits Trading r Of an<i Mrs Wil coxd<m sailed for home on leave fcv »He Thurland Castle. Buyers S»lUrt Clambier 5.00 Java Cub© 7.50 Hamburg Cub« 8.50 MHintok WhiW tapper 21.00 White Pepper 20.00 I
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    SAMUEL INSULL.
    96 2 May Become a Greek Subject. Attorn, Monday. The Greek police have given Samuel Insull temporary permission to stay in Greece, but later Insul! will probably be required to accept Greek nationality if he desires to remain in the country. Reuter. Washington, Sunday. The State Department has ordered the
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    RUBBER RESULTS.
    61 2 Sedenak Shows Small Loss On Year. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London. Monday. Sedenak Rubber Estates show a los* on the year ended Oct. 31 of 41,918 compared with a profit of i'2,052, reducing the carry forward to f 12,906. Fed. Selangor. The Federated Selangor Rubber report for 1932
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    LONDON MARKET.
    70 2 London, Monday. On the Stock Exchange today, the only feature of interest was the revival of strength and activity in South African gold minings. Business in other departments was very restricted. Most commodity markets weakened owing to lower American advices. Rubber was also adversely affected by the disappointing
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    CHILE NITRATES.
    50 2 Santiago, Chile. Tuesday. The Chamber has approved the Government liquidation of the Cosach Nitrate Co. The Finance Minister said that the service bonds issued by the Cosach Co., arc guaranteed and assured the Chamber that the working of nitrates would be free and assured of Government suDUort. Reuter
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    47 2 Yesterday's exchange rate* included the following": London. 1 month*, si^ht 2 3 Ifi 16 London, 3 monUia* siffht 2/3 21) 32 London, GO days' sight 2/3 7/8 London, :H) days' sipht 2/3 27 ?i2 Fvondon, dema/nd 2 '> 19 16 London. T.T. 2/3 2-5 *}2 SELLING.
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    TELEGRAPH.
    18 2 Communication with Kota Bahru (Kclantan) via Kuala Lumpur is interrupted. C>*ni**anication with Bangkok and Tungsong is interrupted.
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    REVIVED.
    233 2 SINGAPORE SINHALESE NEW ORGANISATION. 1 An interesting and largely attended gathering of Sinhalese took place on Saturday at th« Mercantile Institute, Sophia Road, for the purpose of reorganising the Singa-! pore Sinhalese Association, which! for some time past had been dormant. The hall was decorated with hoards displaying national
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    BANISHMENT LAW.
    213 2 FROM 'DISTRICT' INSTEAD OF A COUNTRY. Those who have followed the legal arguments which arose out of banishment cases in the F.M.S. last year will be interested in a draft enactment called the Restricted Residence Enactment which was published last Saturday. The Legal Adviser, F. M. S. gives
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    GERMAN PRINCE.
    82 2 Big Came Shooting In Africa. Berlin, Saturday. The ex-Crown Prince's third son, Prince Hubertus of Prussia, who is making a sporting expedition in Airica arrived at Dar-es-Salaam. The Prince, who stresses the fact that his trip is of a purely private nature, deposited wreaths on the erraves of
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    FRANCE TO BRAZIL.
    72 2 Flight Accomplished In Four Days. Port Natal, Brazil. Monday. The Fiench giant three-en gined aevoplane Arc en Ciel arrived safoly at 4.40 p.m. from Saint Txjuis, Senegal, which was left at 4.18 a.m. The aeroplane left Marseilles at 10.10 a.m. on .Tan. 12. Neuter. Ar. An€ta-Tian.s-Ocean message
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    BERLIN MARKET.
    69 2 Rorlin, Tuesday. Thf increasing probability of the early dissolution of the Reichstag has had an adverse effect on the market resulting in general weakness and losses of one to two per cent, on many shares. The weakness was intensified aft the day wore on, depreciation increasing till the
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      97 2 M. EZEKIEL SONS, Qualified Ophthalmic Opticians Kaffirs Chambers, Singapore. ftranrh Noordwijk, i.">, Batavia, Java. THE NEW HANDLESS WRIST WATCH. Guaranteed 15-Jewd Lever Movement. Chrome, Silver, 11/ct. Gold, 18/ct. Gold. It has NO HAND; yet it Is easier to find out the correct time than an ordinary watch. It has NO
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      444 2 TMC 84N«A»O«C Paily News. Head OIBc*: 78, CeJI at**, Singapore fht^r 5151-5152. Tel: "Times** Singapore. Kuala Lumpur Office: 2.V Jata Stren SUBSCRIPTION HATK Payable «n advance. Local delivery r>"-» Monthly $UW) Quarterly |4^« Half-yearly *».00 j|,, Single Copy. 5 cent*. All communications relative to h u s ness matters, viz.,
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      313 2 THE WEEK'S ENGAGEMENTS, Today, January 18. Police Band, Botanic Gardens, 5.15 p.m. Friday, JantuuT 20. Police Band* Katong Park, 5.15 p.m. Saturday, January 21. "Foolish Virgins," Victoria Theatre, 930 p.m. TIDE TABLES. Turiay. January IT. W. 2.41 a.m., I ft. H in.. -.10 :».m.. f> ft. 1 in. Thursday, Januar>
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      637 2 SWPPING US?. PENDING ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES. The following passenger sailings ar« For Europe, P. and O. S. V. Co.'s Ranchi (Jw* 20). N.Y.K.: Yasukuni Maru (Jan. 25*. Hakone Maru (Feb. 9). Hamburg Amenka Line: Sauerland (Jan. 19). Uckermark (Jan. 22), Ermland (Feb. 4). East Asiatic Co Ltd. Meonia (Jan. 24),
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      194 2 MAILS. Today. •Java. Souther* Sumatra, South- East Borneo. Celebes, Moluccas and Timor Dill y (By Aeroplane) f> a.m. North, X.-East aiH N.-West Sumatra. Ceylon, Ej?ypt, Europe and Great Britain (Sinajak) (Dutch Mail) 8.:J0 a.m. Philippine Islands ond U.S.A. Bil vcrwilltw) 11 a.m. Djambi (Merani 1 p.m. Djambi (Sinprkel) I p.m.
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    M.C.G TEAM MAY VISIT MALAYA
    474 3 CRICKET CLUB PLANS PADANG WICKETS BETTER THAN IN AUSTRALIA II »;is revealed af the B.C.C rirkct meeting held a( (he Clah l;i- I nijjht (hat arrangements <.<Tt beinsj mad€' in the hope of retting the M.C.G. tourists to -it aiul play against Malaya ii< \t
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    RUGBY
    325 3 Machine-gunners go down to medicos In an interesting rugby game on 'iir I'adang yestcrdaj the Medical "I!.-,- defeated the S.V.C Machine f limner? by s points (a goal and !<• three points (;i try). Ihe wen* er.<- keei *»nt«*st< I. 'i lie Marl" Gunno ■< ili- heaviei pack, nnd
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    GOLF.
    57 3 J»nuar} Spoon Ai Keppel. 1 K< ppel <i<»lf Hub on Mon<*ard« ere taken out for the January Spoon, and the fol ere returned: I: Wiseman l<; !<• 3fl K. Stewart 49 12 37 J 1 H. Wilson 17 9 38 V M. Lov 19 id 89 I' Hrawley Rl
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    RANCHI VS. M.P.H.
    17 3 n will I- played wi Stadium b< ween fcnehi and >i- Mais irs Pub-
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    SERVICE BOXING
    242 3 COMMAND AGAINST H.M.S. BERWICK Boxing enthusiasts are offered an attractive evening's sport at the S.V.C. Headquarters on Saturday evening next when a Malaya Command team will oppOfl a team from !i. .M.S. Berwick. Singapore Ins had previous ex* :m ienc< of these Services boxing i naments. The (juality
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    72 3 SOUTH AFRICA WIN FINAL TEST. Cape Towij Tuesday South Afric* won the final tawi cnnia test hei« today by ftvn hee to bhre*. Today's results as follows Perry (<;.li.» beat Kirby, 6—3 Mrs. Robbtna >•• at Mrs. Fearntoj V hitting stall (G.8.), 6 i. 6—2. Perry M NuthaJl
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    ENGLAND vs. WALES.
    88 3 Team For Match Ai Twickenham. Louden. The Enjrlh Ii i l| > Uam agrainsl V.' :i a! 'I nhara on Jan. ".-1 i;--:t follows: Brown (Bristol) Booth (Head inicU v > Burland < Bristol Math BTid rvold, Capl ain (Bla :khealth) EUiot (Un ted S r Key
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    A. A. A. BEAT THE SOLDIERS
    835 3 A. A. A. BEAT THE SOLDIERS 3 CLEAR GOALS WILTS POOR SHOOTING SHORT PASSING A. A. A. Wiltshire* 0; A smart shower which came down ju.<t before the start and an irritating drissle which continued intermittently throughout the football mat«}) between the Wiltshire Regiment and the Amicable Athletic Association- -one
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    FOURTH TEST IN BRISBANE.
    811 3 A PROTEST. ONLY 12 MEN WANTED. WOODFULL. BrL.oanv, Due. 17. The policy of gelecting 13 players for each «>f the Tests against BaSIMMI is not approved by officials yf the Queensland Cffeket Association, and it is almost certain that the Board of Control will be asked
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    GLASGOW STREET BATTLE.
    413 3 14 POLICE HURT. ESCAPING CROWD RUNS GAUNTLET. Fourteen plain-clothes policemen, who were attending a meeting of unemployed on Glasgow Green <>n Pec. 22 were seriously injured after shouts had keen lai "d of "police spies." Five of the officers had to be taken to hospital. About 2,000
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    ROYAL BABY PROTEST.
    188 3 CHRISTENING. BULGARIAN QUEEN'S RELIGION. Sofia, Monday. The christening of the R<>yn. Princess yesterday morning accord* ling to the rites of the Orthodo> [Greek Church, whereat Queer Joanna is a Catholic, has called forth a protest from the Vatican. The Apostolic Ltelegate protester to the King against the
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    SUTCLIFFE.
    136 3 Ciffarette Ca«e Mr Lohl And Found. Melbourne, I << <-. 31 ll<>ii»(M-t SutclhTe, th' 1 Yortehin i i'.:kotor. has been Miked for ar apology by the Marine Stewards 1 Union. Sutcliffe recently paid thai h< had losi a gold cigarette case while travelling between Tasmania and Melbourne. When returned
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    KREUGER.
    80 3 Stockholm, Monday. Am agreement h< 1 been reached between the Swedish Hank, Skandi naviska Kreditaktiebolefrei and th< International Match Corporation with regard to the German Hondto the nominal value of MO,OGO,OW wrhich were handed to the Bank by the late Ivar K t *-uj^<t, althou^ 1 th<y were really
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    BRITISH PRISON UPROAR.
    455 3 CHRISTMAS RIOT, "NO PUDDING" GIVEN AS CAUSE. Shouts, cat-call- an. l the beating >f tin inutfs. could be Ivanl hun Ir m|s of yard- away when uproar 'esembling ;ome of the disturbance* it Dartmoor again broke <>ut in Chelmsford Gaol on Christmas Day utl lasted until early
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    TAPPER STABS EMPLOYER.
    334 4 TAPPER STABS EMPLOYER. MURDER VERDICT. ACCUSED SENTENCED TO DEATH. (From Out Own Correspondent.) Johore Bahru, Monday. < The Johore Bahru Assizes open^'lj ihi.-> morning before Mr. Justice ji Burton. h I A Chinese of I'ontian KeUhil, named Tan Poh leek, was charged with having stabbed to death his 1 employer,
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    AT THE CINEMA.
    120 4 THE PAVILION. Constance Bennett, supported »y Neil Hamilton, gives one of her best efforts in "Two Against The World," the Warner Bros.' production which opened at the Pavilion last night. Their superb acting* and magnetic personalities get the picture ovfii* well. They are backed up by a
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    LAW NOTICE.
    104 4 Before the Chief Just ico in the Ist. Court today at 11 a.m. Part heard: S. 1460 Sl— Yu Wan Yoke alias Vu Oi (\v) vs. Chu Siew Kuan and two others. Before Mr. Justice Whitley in the 3rd. Court at 11 a.m. Tart heard: S. 019- *)2—
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    CHARGE WITHDRAWN.
    75 4 I he charge of criminal breach of trust in respect of $00 against V. Wijetunga, an educated Singhalese, was Withdrawn by the D.P.P. yesv terday. Tiii* case was mentioned before Mr. A. W. Hay, the Second Police Mafpst rate. Wijetunga had lx.'un employed as a salesman t.<> lames
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    54 4 Swsmi Paiimiananda, of thf I Ilamakrishna Mission, who has l>tt*n pi caching in AflMllea for the last 27 y«»ar.s and has founded Vedanta SiM-ieties an<l Ash. ma Missions in ■evarml places including Boston, La Crsscenta, P:Lso<lena and Los 'Ann-elvs, arrives in Sin4faix>re on .lan. 21 by the s.s. Yashukuni Mara
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    ARMED RAIDERS' DARING.
    110 4 JEWEL KAID. STAB ASSISTANT AND SHOOT AT POLICE. (From our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, Tuesday. Armed Chinese broke into a pawnshop at Sungkai last night au.i, after stabbing two shop assistants, removed *4i>o worth vi ptedged jewellery. The snop is only about a hundred yards from the police
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    MURDER CHARGE.
    104 4 Accused s Movements During Recess. (From Our Own Correspondent. Seremban, Monday. When Munusamy, a Tamil was brought up for trial before Mr. Justice Mills at the Assizes on a charge of having committed murder at Bukit Palong Estate, Port Dickson, Mr. R. T. Foster (for the accused), and
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    WOMAN'S SUICIDE.
    62 4 A verdict of suicide was returned by Mr. F. Bourne, the Singapore Coroner, yesterday, on an Indian woman who had stabbed herself in the HH\. The son said he came buck from work to find his mother dead. A five-inch long knife was lying near her. She had
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    DEATH ENDS QUARREL OVER EGGS
    1838 4 COOK CHARGED WITH MURDER INDIAN STABBED ON WAY TO POLICE STATION A quarrel between a master and his cook which began over the cooking of eggs ended in tragedy, the former being slabbed to death allegedly by tho latter. Such, in short, was the story
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    WILTSHIRE REGT. BAND
    442 4 A FINE COMBINATION. ACQUISITION TO LOCAL MUSIC. A new galaxy of tali nt has appeared in Singapore's musical firmiment in the shape of the Band of the Ist. BatU the Wiltshire; Raiment, and a large audience gave them a very warm welcome at the concert in the
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    "GRIEVOUS HURT."
    79 4 (lasr* Very Commoii Savs Magblrale. An Indian Malabari bus-driver, wrho ii married t<. Japanese, wms charged before Mr. H. A. Forrer, the Criminal District Judge, yesterday with voluntarily causing grievous hurt to a Chinese. Chief < .".jrt. inspector A. Sheedy .stated the complainant w.\ ill in hospital end
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    31 4 Mi-. John Shed-J, general ageni Lhe Pittsburgh R.K. ('<»., Pit! burgh, (>hio, arrived in Singapore by the President Van Burea, and intends visiting Java and Sumatra. He is on a world tour.
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    SWIMMING CLUB TRAGEDY
    140 4 FATAL DIVE EVE OF GOiii G HOME ADVICE UNHEEDEI As a result «>: t Singapore Swimmii le da) Mr. vVilliiMiis, of Hi" which he died. Mr. illiam u.. this morninj as i-i ten in < ted from I 10 hallow watei A friends ho not to attempt
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    TWO DEAD Is FIRE.
    63 4 Tragedy In Mala} Famil) (From Ou Own Kuala Lumpur. M Although our would h.. that escape from a Mala) would l»c- fairly easy it pi ;<> be so a iVw nig hi a Malay family was n house five miles outiid< Kuala pur ami the husband
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    FIVE MONTHS.
    56 4 For Housebreaker In Seletar Dislrifl. From <)m < >■»■• ii Corn The Malay. Kamgen bin who ua.^ alleged to have thief in a number oi cases in the Seletar v. as produced before Foi ren, the Jrin :i il D on charges of house alternatively diffhonestl) retJ stolen
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    PRISON MURDER.
    38 4 Three Ihinesi 1 1 n Die. Sam Evani V" ah, I i :\n<i Tens Pen j who \v> re i I o Y■ v Tian i t N- i i;. I Ncv ntenced I T, rrdl.
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    ROTARY CLUB.
    35 4 Birtwhistle will I address the Sinj :it the weekly Hotel today will be filled merit, who will nu r siirhta •he < Uympic < inu 1 Summenl was thv oach at last year' !.<>s Anf.'cl<'s.
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    18 4 Mr. a-.. 1 Mi-. I lift for Shangi Mai u «.n Sat ur. l:: I on Foh. 8.
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    10 4 The Hon. Mr. A. i pa» engei on hich sail •<!
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    12 4 1 Mr. K. K. o*Connoi i to Singapore after home le» v
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    SHARE CLAIM AGAINST P. AND O. BANK
    2899 5 SHARE CLAIM AGAINST P AND O. BANK PENMAN CASE SEQUEL STORY OF MORTGAGED SECURITIES *<-quel to the crash of on, of the Uggeal broking firms in came before Mr. Justice Whitley in the Supreme (our" l.«n s,ah K«l Ua sued the P. O. Hank ing 7 orpora I Id., for
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    CRITICAL WEEK IN GERMANY.
    142 5 PRESS WARNED. CHANCELLOR ON ARMS. Berlin, Saturday. Important political decisions ar..? prophesied for next week as the result of the Chancellor's negotiations with political leaders, especially Herr Strasser, Hitler's former chief lieutenant. It il underwood that the Chancellor has persuaded Herr Strasser to promise to Join
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    Election Possibility.
    97 5 lierlin, Saturday. A newspaper confirms the report that Henr Strasser will early be appointed m rice-Chancellor in which capacity, according to th.' journal, Strasser will he entrusted with the task of representing the Cabinet m public and carrying out the principal national concentration. According to the same source,
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    Insults.
    40 5 Berlin, Saturday. In view of the recent insults lo tin Government and incitement to resist the authority of the State, the Chancellor, General von Schleicher, has threatened to revive von Papen's drastic Press restrictions against offending newspapers. Reuter Wireless
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    Conscription.
    102 5 Berlin, Sunday. Conscription is the most import-, ant aim which Germany has to attain declared the Chancellor today when addressing a huge meeting in Berlin when commemorating the •J2nd anniversary of the establishment of the Reichs. He declared that the existence of the Reich was due to the glorious
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    "WE WANT PEACE."
    100 5 Mr. Valera On Mr. J. H. Thomas. Dublin, Saturday. Mr. ile Valera, speaking at (ial way. said we want to be at peace with England as much as England wants to be at peace with us but such peace could only be obtained when the Irish people
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    HINKLER HUNT.
    99 5 Basle, Monday. A systematic search for Mr. Bert Hinkler began this morning, when ('apt. A. L. Hope, a former winner [>f the Kind's Cup, set out on the fust flight of his programme, which Rrill consist of a flight of five hours every day during which he will
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    DANISH STRIKE CRISIS.
    104 5  -  Copenhagen, Monday. Presi judges situation very pessimistically as result decision <>1" the Master's Federation order the lock-OUt 100,000 workers. The Premier, Stauninffi li approaching )»oth Master's Federation and the men's unions with an appeal to pre« serve labour peace in this grave' crisis. The masters have refused
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    TWO BOGUS POLAP EXPLORERS
    230 5 BOTH EXECUTED GRIM JOKE ON SOVIET STRANGE TALE Moscow, Saturday. A practical joke by two men who thought to exploit the Soviet Government for their own ends ended in grin fashion when both were executed. Odrinski and Ragozin, two imaginative citizens, discontented with their lot, decided
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    VEINIZELOS BACK.
    49 5 Head of New Greek iul>im*i. Athens, Monday. Following the defeat of the Tsaldaris Ministry on Friday, a new Cabinet ha^ been farmed with 11. Veniselos' as Prime Minister. 11. Michalacopoulos has control oi'i Foreign Affairs, If. Cafandarfa of Finance and If. Catechakii of the War Office. Reuter.
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    LOST METEOR HUNT.
    118 5 Moscow, Saturday. An expedition to locate the largest meteor which has dropped on earth out of space within manV memory on June 30, 1908, has left here under the auspices of the Academy of Scteiu ea for Eastern Siberia. Hitherto all efforts to find the spot have
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    IBN SAUD DEFEATED.
    78 5 Milan. Monday. According to reports published by the Corrkr« della Sera, the uprising in the A sir region of West Arabia against the Wahabi King, Ibn Saud, has so far been success ful. Ibn Saud's troops have been re. peatedly routed by the rebels who have proclaimed
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    HINDENBURG
    77 5  -  Aneta Paris, Monday. The Government is credited with taking the opportunity of a probable presentation to President Himlenburg of the regimental colours of the Third German Guards which have been in French possession since the War and to offer him further a magnificently bound copy of the recently completed
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    DEVASTATING FIRE.
    29 5 Constantinople, Saturday. The ancient Turkish city of Kharput was the scene today of a devastating fire which destroyed two mosques and several hundred farm-i houses.- Aneta -Trans-Ocean
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    FRENCH STRIKE THREAT.
    212 5 FRENCH STRIKE THREAT. BUDGET CRISIS. GOVERNMENT MAY FALL. Paris, Sunday. Fiance is faced with a serioiis political crisis over M. Cheron'j budget proposals which are certain to be highly unpopular in the Chamber. The possibilities include the defeat of the Paul Boncour Government, while rumours are current in Paiis today
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    Lottery Plan.
    161 5 Paris, Saturday. Id connection with the Govern meat's mounting difficulties over pension and Civil Service salary i-uts for balancing the budget a plan for a State lottery to meet the deficit is steadily gaining ground and is believed to have formed the chief topic of Saturday's Cabinet meeting.
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    Cuts Modified.
    158 5 Cuts Modi fied. Paris, Monday. 11. Cheron's proposals have been definitely approved by the Cabinet in a somewhat modified form after consultations lasting throughout Sunday. The original schedule for cuts in salaries and pensions has been greatly mitigated by the provision that all salaries up to 12,000 francs will be
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    WINTER TRAGEDY.
    67 5 Weary Peasants Die Ol Cold. i Bucharest, Friday. Wintry weather resulted in tragedy in Upper Wallachia. Fourteen peasants wishing to go to, Kamnk-iil to cast their votes in the; communal election after toiling forj hours in the snow were overcome byi tiredness and cold and perished. During excavation
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    THE SLUMP DOCTORS.
    75 5 New York, Monday. Dr. Nicolas Murray Butler, President of the Columbia University, has been appointed to the board of seventeen economists to consult with leaders of finance and industry throughout the world in an attempt to find a remedy for trade and depression. Dr. Butler states special
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    BLAZING STEAMER.
    63 5 Moscow, Saturday. The late of the Russian steamer Sakhalin, wrecked in the ea of Okhotsk, GO miles from Vladivostok yesterday and reported t<> be burning furiously with 251 people on board, is still unknown. A squadron of seaplanes has left Vladivostok and the steamer Smo- lensk and the
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    GIRL FLYERS
    264 5 RESCUE PLANE HELPLESS. Nairobi, Monday. Fhere is considerable anxie regarding the fate of .Joan Page and Sale Barker, the English girl Myers who are missing on the return flight from the Cape to London in easy stages. The girls left lfoshi on Saturday afternoon for Nairobi, following the
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    HUGE DEBTS.
    92 5 Finnish Army Chief Kesigns. tielsiflgfors, Saturday. Tiic Commander i>f the Finnish army. General Sihvo, who played prominent part in the suppressing oi tnr Lappist movement, has resigned and is replaced by the former Home Minister, General Oestermann. It ia understood that Cien. Sihvo's resignation is due to his
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    CAPT. K. K. SASSOON.
    99 5 Death Of Noted Amateur Rid«r. London, Tuei tJ;»y. < apt. k. I-.. Sassoon, the amateur rider and millionaire sportsman, died in London from the effects of injuries sustained at Lingfield Park on -Jan. 11, when his mount Cleai Note fell at iht- second fence in the
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    OUT OF POLITICS.
    37 5  -  Aneta a i .-aw, Monday. The ex-Minister for Foreign Affairs, Zaleski, lia~ been named as chairman ol the board of directoi of the Warsaw Commercial Bank and is leaving political and diploma tic life.-
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    SERIOUSLY ILL.
    39 5 Berlin, Kriday. Presa teleg*rami from Buenoc Aires state that ex-President Irrigt*yen, who was recently exiled t<> the island of Martin Garcia, has fallen seriously ill and has been I rought back to the capital for treatment. Aneta-Trans-Ocean
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    MORE SPANISH TROUBLE.
    216 5 ViOLEMCE GOES ON. BUI GOVERNMENT SAYS ALL QUIET.' Madrid, Monday. A smi oftk ial tatement i*mh'<i y>n Sunday declared that, contra to alai tiling n port.- current in the foreign i less, complete calm u reigning throughout Spain and are prevailing i 'I I tab m< n
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    1,000 Spanish Arrests.
    107 5 •I i id, Sal U .'l;i;. Uaid* in i bt i..^ urri< on n in t-a all ected I ttnan hist Itu 1 1 id now unrest pai i in < at.. i cil uiiiiig 1 1 (n, t n. v. dj l >'• aii'i uxplobive^ accordinij
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    M. JEANNENEY.
    54 5 Aguin French Senate President. Paris h n<ia>. Senai Jeai new ya re elected ■•<•■• ol th< on I hur to i 1. Jeanne n< td< d M l-e\>t uii a ii idenl "i tbe Senate when the lattei wa elected dent of l/.<- K( |i folio wring i
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    ISLAND CLAIMED.
    82 5  -  Aneta-trans-Ocean 1 > >, Blond The Ciovei nra nt I i bill .ux Peter the J- iral j iland m the Antarctic i'> f><- Norwegian i< ii. tory. The Island is ui latitud longitude sB. Il i.. h mall j land <»r little mi! insi< but Ihoufctii useful
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    M. POINCARE ILL.
    48 5 Parii Honda) l Pre id nl Poin .u i crit i ill, accoj ojji'' |Hi in ,1-j.in^:" ft ia understood tliat M Poiacare, win> i. taking a our. ui Toulon, suffered complete bramk-down and thai pecialisu have bean nun moned to attend the itaiesman. Aneta-Trans-Ocean
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    AUSTRIAN'S SUICIDE.
    51 5  -  ienna, Monday E hanci Hoc Scholx i I. roth i Conrad Bchbber, thot himself >u I l|r|l( <( ii :'iim!a\ night. Some \n«tL<i-'." had i::t' :m unsucce i tttempt at uicide i>> a but t saved in time t>y hi> wife. Butineu worries an a <\ ihcd a>
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    SIR JOHN SCOTT ON NEW PRISON
    1078 6 SIR JOHN SCOTT ON NEW PRISON GRAVE PROBLEM OF CROWDING i GOVERNOR SHOCKED BY CONDITIONS" Revelations of serious overcrowding, questions of discipline, and other matters "crying for reform" were made by Sir John Scott yesterday at the Legislative Council meeting at Penang when he replied to the criticism by members
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    PRISON SITE.
    133 6 (roverniiH'tit Decision Wiso And Sound. Government considered the sitv of (he new prison was suitable and convenient, being situated near i)w road and t<n or 12 miles from Singapore. The land was Adaptable for agricultural pursuits by prisonlem and it was not too jiear the sea shon> to
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    THE GOVERNOR.
    708 6 Shocked At Prison Conditions. The Governor said, in winding up the debate on the adjourn i!.ent: "I propose to j-efipr briefly to two subjects only, namely, Singapore Prison and the Ptnang Hill load. My friend the Colonial Secretary has expressed Well and fully the official view concerning: Singapore
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    HILL GOLF COURSE.
    599 6 Site Discovered In Forest. It might. I further suggest, be well it it were affiliated to some hotel en low level, just as in Hong Kong the hotel is affiliated with the' Repulse Bay Hotel, that is to say, any resident ot the Hong- Kong proved. A
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    SHADOW OVER BELGIUM.
    169 6 GRAVE CRISIS REBEL OUTBREAK FEARED. Brussel The Belgian political an.| situation which ha-; been enir.ir for somo time has assumed a grave rp through a truce aIV-l the Socialist and Comm ties whereby, thmiifh no OTY manifesto has been ,i r members and agitator* I instructed to
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    Heavy Fighting.
    66 7 Nanking, Tuesday. Between 900.006 ami 400,000 men an* being Mobilised in China to resist the Japanese offensive. As formations are ready they are being rushed to the sector between Peking and Tientsin. Meanwhile a local Chinese coun-tei-offensive near Shanhalkwan is developing steadily and heavy fighting is proceeding 1
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    Cabinet Discussion.
    145 7 London, Monday. Among other matters, the Cabinet will discuss the Manchurian situation on Thursday, when SU John Simon, who is returning from Geneva to attend the meeting, will be able to report on the discussions of the Committee of Nineteen. London, Monday. According to reports from Washington, the
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    SOVIET AND JAPAN.
    140 7 "Peaceful Regulation Of Difficulties." Motfoow, Tuesday. The Government publishes along a -count of an exchange of Notes i. etween Russia and Japan regard ing the proposal for a pact of nonufrrrression, in which it is stated lhat the Japanese Government thinks it preferable to exchange opinions regarding
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    EVEREST FLIGHT.
    70 7 London, Sunday. The Marquis of Clydesdale, who will attempt to 11 y Mt. Everest, spent the week-end reviewing his plans for the expedition. The party will numher twelve or fourteen and will include Air Commander Fellowes, who is in chavpc as a technical expert, and Colonel Etherton. Two
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    REDS ON TRIAL.
    33 7 Helsingfors, Monday. The trial has opened of 78 communists, mostly young and including many girls, who are accused of illicit activities in the formation of secret "vouth societies." Reuter Wireless
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    THE SOUTH-WEST.
    290 7 To I nilr Against Jaj>am fc *e. Shaagai, Monday. After many meetings the South West. Political Council has decided that the South-West provinces should unite against the Japanese and urge on the Central Government the necessity of an immediate mobilisation. It was also docided to appoint civil and
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    MR. A. H. LEMON.
    153 7 EX-BRITISH RESIDENT SELANGOR DEAD. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Monday. The death has occurred of Mr. Arthur Henry Lemon, C.M.G., formerly of the Malayan Civil Service. Mr. Lemon, who was 68 years of age, retired in 1921, when he was British Resident, Selangor. He was awarded
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    COUNSEL TO BE REPORTED.
    804 7 "CAVALIER" MANNER. 'CONDUCT WHICH MUST STOP." (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Monday. A complaint by a magistrate oi the cavalier manner in which hi.court was treated by counsel was revealed in the Supreme Court he fore Mr. Justice Throne, Chiel Justice, today, when His Lordshij
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