Singapore Daily News, 2 December 1932

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    12 1 The SINGAPORE Daily News NO. S3. FRIDAY, DEC. 2ND, 1932. 5 CENTS.
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    Oar Ideas
    416 1 3 difficult to dissociate the rcidenec of closer ties between nd Russia from the news of traordinary action of the Perrnment in seeking to terVase of the Anglo-Per- ..mpany. The latter s a unique position, differing from that usually associati a concern operating under lease in a foreign
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    BIG OFFENSIVE LAUNCHED.
    852 1  -  Sin Kuo Min Sin Chew Jit Poh and JAPANESE ATTACK. ELABORATE DEFENCES, INTENSE COLD. In a temperature below zero, the long-threatened Japanese offensive against General Su Pingwen, the commander-in-chief of the North-Eastern Salvation Army, has been launched, with the object, it is stated, of bringing General Su
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    AN EVENT JAPAN FEARS.
    124 1 FAR EAST DANGERS. IF PUPPET GOVERNMENT BREAKS DOWN. London, Thursday. The Times devotes a column to the Japanese view of the Manchurian problems from its Tokio correspondent who pleads for patience in the Sino-Japanese dispute, pointing- out Japan's internal economic position and her determination to protest
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    BRADMAN NOT TO PLAY.
    203 1 BRADMAN NOT TO PLAY. FIRST TEST. SEEN BY TWO DOCTORS. STILL UNFIT. I Don Bradman, the wonder-bat el Australia, will not play in th first Test match of the present series against the M.C.C. which begins at Sydney today. Three days ago Bradiran contracted a chil! during the game between
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    GERMAN CRISIS.
    73 1 VON SCHLEICHER MOST LIKELY CHANCELLOR. Berlin, Wednesday. The political horizon has dear ed considerably, it is now believed that General von Schleicbei will ha Chancellor regardless of Herr Hitler's atiit.de, and it if ur.derstood that the General will come to an interim aqrreentnt with President ven Hindenburp; to
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    55 1 Fresh Difficulties. Berlin, Thursday. Fresh difficulties have been caused by the refu-a! of ifen* Hitler to co-operate with General' von Schleicher in the formation of a government. The Xazi statement says that proposals have already been submitted to President von Hindenburg for a solution of the crisis which the President
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    CARDINAL BOURNE.
    30 1 Seriously 111 In Rome. Thursday. Cardinal Bourne, who left London on Nov. 24, is suffering: from a chill and is seriously ill at the Bhu Nuns' Hospital. Reuter
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    BROADCASTING IN SINGAPORE.
    197 1 NEW PROJECT. FAVOURED BY POSTS AND TELEGRAPHS. A scheme is under consideration in Singapore for the formation of a broadcasting company. At a meeting of interested parties Jin the offices of the General ElectricCo., Mr. R. C. Giggins explained that it was hoped to form the naw
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    PAPER NEGATIVES.
    74 1 New Invention In Photography. Leningrad. M. Kozminsky of the Academy of Sciences has succeeded aTter many experiments in producing positive photographic images of any size from paper negatives. The paper negative is four times cheaper than that of glass and eight times cheaper than a celluloid negative. The
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    ROAD DEATH.
    34 1 A Chinese about 20 years of age was knocked down in Orchard Road last night by a motor-car. He was badly injured and died in the am>ulance on the way to hospital.
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    SOVIET ANGER AT BRITAIN.
    583 1 CANCELLED TREATY. UNWILLING TO ACCEPT AID. 'NO MORE ORDERS.' Soviet anger at the denunciation of the Anglo-Russian trade agreement has resulted in threats from Moscow to place no more orders with Britain ii connection with the second five-year plan. It is stated that Russian industry, "much
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    Others' Ideas
    867 1 Ihe disarmament negotiation* have now reached an important ■taffc. The question must soon be decided whether general diHarmament, which represents the world's greatest hope of peace, is possible or not at the present time, and whether the expectations in connection with the reassembling of the World Conference for
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  • FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
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      SILVER.
      13 2 Spot 17 9 16 Down :> JH. 1 Meatha 17 11/16 Dewa 4
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      RUBBER.
      33 2 Spot 2 19/32 I nchanf cd December 2 10/32 Jan.- Mar. 2 21/32 Up 1 °»2 Apr. -.Tune 2 4 I'nchanged July -Sept. 2 13 16 Oct. -Dec. 2 29/32 Market Quiet.
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      SHARE PRICES.
      254 2 Middle Quotations On Thursday. MINING. Middle priios. of local issues were as follows in Singapore on Thursday, recording to Fraser Co.'s list: Asam Kumbantf 21 Austral Malay 19/-, Ayer Hitam lln 11/6. Baagrin Tin 13 >, Bntang Padaag 0.0746, Batu avt-s 11.37*1: Bukit Arantf 0.40 (nom.i Hurniah Malay
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      RUBBER.
      151 2 Allonliy <>.:>(>, Uof Gujah 0.3.">, A. Hi turn I'.".? 1 A. Kunin»r <U(>, A. Malay (».S7 1 A. Moiok 0.30, A. Panas 0.40. R«M>t < 27 I_.1 llrunei 0.7."., B. Jluton* o.IL' 1 Brogai o.2r>, B. Kepong o^s, B. Katil 0.10, Uukit Timah 13.00 i l»uyers (h. Senlanjr I
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      CROSS RATE.
      6 2 3.22 'j Wednesday Ut%
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      TIN.
      14 2 <p/if £I>l 12m 6H. |)n«n B«. I Months £151 Down ss. Market Easy.
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      Tin
      29 2 Tin was quietly steady yesterday, wit;-, n <iitfhtly better tone. The ri^t* in rterlfng was reflected oti an in- < re*M of Si in the local price to life.
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      Rubber.
      63 2 i The market was steady yesterday, l>ut ?aill vi' i y ijuiet. Closing prices. Buyers. Sellers. Spot 7 7 s 7 16 16 Dec 8 B 1 u; J.m.-Mar. 8 1 16 8% Apr.-.luno si, 8 5 1<; fuly-Sept. S 1 S 9/16 Crept 9 9% The shipment figure*
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      Shares.
      42 2 A little bettor tone prevailed y«ftUrday, Rubber was neglected 'but there was a slightly increased inquiry with little ttrmer prices, while industrials were steady. Fail business itported to have been done in Traders, while fcood inquiries were received for other shares.
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      CHINESE PRODUCE EXCHANGE PRICES.
      73 2 12 noon, Dec. I. 1032. Buyers Sellers Gambier 5.50 Java Cube D.50 Hamburg Cube 10.00 Muntok White tapper 22.25 White Pepper 21.25 Black Pepper 17.50 Mixed Black Pepper 14.00 Sundried Copra 5. 50 Mixed Copra 5..°>0 Small Flake Tan r H Fair ;*.25 Med: Pearl 3.85
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      INDUSTRIALS.
      264 2 Alex. Brick Ord. 0.70 mom). Alex. Brick Prefs. 1.02»,i. Krit. Am. Tobacco £5.r».0, British Malaya Trustee 5.35. Chinese Com. Bank 56.50 Con. T S. V/c Prefs. 22 Con. T. s. Or* 16/.7K, Cycle and Carriage 0.22 1 Dunlop Rubber 19/-. Kustern United 22.00. Fiaser Neave Ord. 8.62 V ai.d
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    SHIPPING LIST.
    557 2 PENDING ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES. The following. passenger sailings are pending: For Europe. P. vnd O. S. N. Co.'s Comorin (Dec. 9). N.Y.K. Haruna Maru < Dec, 15). Hamburg Amerika Lint' Ramses (about Dec. 5). East Asiatic Co., Ltd. Alsi;\ (Dee. :13). Blue Funnel: D'omcd (Dec. 6), Cyclops (Dec.
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    THE WEEK'S ENGAGEMENTS.
    58 2 Today. December 2. St. Andrew's Society dinner and Caledonian Ball, Adelphi Hotel. Selaiitfor Autumn Races, First Day. Police Band at Katong- Park, 5.15 p.m. Saturday. December 3. Selangor Autumn Races, Second Day. Monday, December 5. Legislative Council meeting", 10.30 a.m. Wednesday, December 7. Rotary TiJlin, Adelphi Hotel,
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    SPORTING.
    156 2 Today, December 2. Hockey A.P.C. vs. S.C.C XI, Paya LcUav, S.R.C. A." vs. Y.M.C.A. Ist., S.R.C. jrrd.; Medical College Union vs. R.K., M.C.U. j?rd. Chinese II vs. Y.M.C.A. 11, S.C.R.C. iitd.: Ceylon S.C. vs. Raffles Inst. Balestier; Rallies College w», RJLF., College j;rd. Golf: Garrison C.C. Postlewaite Cuji i
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    42 2 Yesterday's exchange rates ineluded the following: SELLING. London, 4 months' sight 2/3 31/32 London, 3 months' sight 2 3 15 If London, 60 days' sight 2 3 29/3! Uondon, 30 days' sight 2 3 7 A J^ncio^^dejiiand 2 J 27,'6i\
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    MENACE OF THE MUSK-RAT.
    610 2 AND THE NUTRIA. FIVE IN EUROPE IN 1905. The trustees of the British Museum at a recent meeting Considered the serious position in the country in relation to the musk- rat menace, and particularly to the fact that, now that the keeping of musk-rats is prohibited
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    HONG KONG BOOM.
    90 2 Brightest Spot In The WorM." Hon«- Kong is now the brightest spot in the world as far as business is concerned, C. W. Roeeii&tock a prominent Manila businessman recently told the Manila Tribune. Mr. Rosenstock reported that de- pression is unknown in Honjr Kong, i Everything is
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    AMBULANCE CALLS.
    62 2 173 Cases During September. During November, the acckfletit ambulance service of the Singapo£ts Fire Department attende i 173 calls, five of which were to ases outside municipal limits. The cases are classified as folows: Motor car accidents l'J; notoi lorry accidents 6; motor J >us accidents G, trolley
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      162 2 The Royal Dutch Airways The Outward Mail Plane The Homeward Mail Plane Quail Place. Snipe. Kingfisher Leftl6Nov. 24 Nov. LONDON A A Amsterdam Marseilles Rome Bnndisi Due Dec. 2 Athens Mersa M. Cairo Rutbah Gaza Baghdad Basra Busiiire I ask Karachi Haideiabad Jodhpur Fhaoai Allahabad Calcutta Akyab D f t)»r.
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      308 2 THE SINGAPORE Paily News. Head Office: 7S, Ceell Singapore iISI-5l Tel: "Tin-rs" 5.n,,,,.,, Kirala Lunipur Office Jav Paaas ■UItCRIPTION I Payable in an T By delive Monthly Quarterly Half-yecrly Single Copj All coinmuni(\i' business matters, i subscribfeions, etc., should be addn MANAGER. ADVERTISEMENT For casual small inch Single I One
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      268 2 VESSELS ARRIVED. OAKBAN'K, Brit., U,lf>:i tons, from Reunion 1-12, for Java uncertain. MAPIA« Dutch, 3G2 tons, from P. Ridj* 1-12, for Batavia 2-12. ANSHUN, Brit., 1,869 tons, from Hon* Kong 1-12, fo* Hong Kong via Ports j f>-!2. BAN HO GUAN, Dut., 965 tons, from Sourabaya 30-11, for Sourabaya unc.
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      321 2 TIDE TABLES. Today. I >e cember 2. H. 1..J2 a.m. 8 ft. 6 ifi. 12.2:> p.m. i> ft. S in. Snturda>. Docemb-r .I. 11. V\ 2.2:. a.m. S ft. 2 in. LJS p.m. 9 ft. in. Sunday, December 4. 11. W. -'>.l~ a.m. > it. J.IT) p.m. S t\. 7
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    COMMAND OFFICERS GO DOWN TO S.C.C.
    658 3 COMMAND OFFICERS GO DOWN TO S.C.C. FORWARDS RATHER OFF FORM IN PADANG HOCKEY. AND 0. R. A. TEAMS DRAW v< and the Malaya (VmmanH mi UIB and the game re.-ulted in a wSfS "1^ af hock *'y J** S.C.C. were d, flnHeU- thoVft* fOrmer b forwards were rather rfT 'rm
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    AMATEUR RACES.
    70 3 r OR MEETING HANDICAPS. 1 ufa Amateur] i> Handicaps are 2, T.• furs). 11.7. Slump Gold 10."', 1 ban 9. piv. 2, f urs Hannah'* GardLyneila 11.4. li> Mnrk 5.11. I S fora i. 1' <'>!<i(. i) Bi I indling LO.l, i. B Golden PuxxJcr i'*.U', '.i 2.
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    LOCAL GOLF.
    147 3 GARRISON MATCH WITH SEPOY LINES. The following arc tlie ties a.idi tarting for the four-Mil f Oi -h betwten the Gar-! rison arii tie Sepoy Lines at the |i cou »e an Sunday (S.L..GA i»i-s men. l«*l lirft) s.od. Lowson und S]>;nk vs. Ban Sim and Pop»ford. 8.85,
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    RAFFLES COLLEGE JUST BEATEN.
    485 3 SCRAPPY RUGBY. PENALTY GOAL DECIDES. BAD HANDLING. Uafties Col. 0 Public Sir. "A" 3. i ulm a ra 'W Kugl.y match at Kaffles College yesterday the Public I Services' "A" XV defeated the Colletfe by three points (a penalty tfoal) to nil. The College put up
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    F. A. CU?.
    36 3 F. A. CU Result of F" Round Rrj- \s. -r.oon, Thursday. Replays in 4 first round proper of the F.A. I today resulted afollows: Viovil Pett* 4 Dart ford J Queens P.P. 5 Merthyr 1 Reuter
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    S.C.C. s. Medical College
    59 3 The lowing" have been invited to pla ockey for S-C.C. vs. Medical egt on Friday, Dae; 9, at S.C< T ombi; F. 11. Geake, F. B. M- n B. E. Ablitt. Lt. 11. Ek- Caot. H. E. Ranee; W. R. A. E. G. Blades, W. R.
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    BILLIARDS.
    49 3 The United Confederate Funeral Association will hold its preliminairy billiards tournament soon. There will be four tournaments in all, made up as follows: 34*11 championship and handicap and 4-ball championship and handicap. Al l entries must be E6nt in to the honorary secretary not later than Dec. 5.
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    BADMINTON.
    18 3 The final of ihe doubles championship of the Novices Badminton Party between Lim Boon Guan andi Lo^vin^Owo^y(^^nHud^\o«tfi
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    SLOOPS THAT ARE WORN OUT.
    517 3 WAR-TIME FLEET. NO SHIPS TO REPLACE THEM. London, Nov. 15. From more thai one reliable source I have received information which suggests that certain old i warships now serving on foreign I stations have ccaued to be efficient and ought to be paid off without
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    BREACH OF TRUST
    202 3 CHINESE CONVICTED B\ DISTRICT JUDGE. A Chinese named Lim Boon \va. found -uilty by Mr. C. Wilson ii the Criminal District Court yester- <»r having as an agent committ ed criminal breach of trust in respect of .S l O.*J in connection with tw< promissory notes. T!ie
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    BEER IN U.S.
    54 3 A Report On M State Of The Industry." Washington, Wednesday. Representatives of the Unit" States Brewers' Association will gather here today for a series of! meetings at which they will pre-j Tare a report to Congress on "the ?tate of the industry and sugges- j tiors on
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    THE HARVEST OF HERRINGS.
    1016 3 THE NORTH SEA. NIGHT WORK OF DRIFTERS. BIG EXPORT. The North Sea herring fishery j starts in the Shetland Is-, lands in June, when the herring drifters from all the Scottish ports, as well as those from Yarmouth and Lowestoft, congregate at Lerwick writes a correspondent
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      250 3 P DOWN BN PRICE f v JOHNNIE WALKER BLACK I.AP/;. hab been reduced by 40 ccm a be:. now cosrsonly $2.B^> plus duty. This tion has been achieved without any cl whatsoever in age. quality aoj Every drop of 3!ack Labe! is still IO be over 12 years old. The
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    ARAB WHO DIED WORTH HALF A MILLION.
    1673 4 SINGAPORE CHARITY FOR POOR MEANING OF THE WORD "GUEST." Mr. Justice Whitlev in the Soprewe Court yesterday was asked to decide certain questions in connection with the will off Syed Ali bin Sallay Al Ilamid who died in March last year and left
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    MOISEIWITSCH THE WIZARD.
    298 4 CHOPIN RECITAL. I THE FUNERAL MARCH SONATA. Last night, for the third time within the space of a few weeks, a ;lprg-e audience turned up at the Victoria Memorial Hall to hear Benno Moiseiwitsch, the famous pianist, complete his tour of the East before returning to Europe.
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    CASE DISMISSED.
    144 4 Mi^^ing tihicken Leads Woiiirn to Court. An amusing tale of a chicken was heard by Mr. A. \V. Hay, the second police magistrate, yesterday when a Malay woman was charged with the theft of a fowl, but after the hearing 1 of the case for thej projjeeution, the
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    MR. J. S. JAYATILAKA.
    64 4 Former F.M.S. Resident Lavs Stones. The foundation stones of the four new buildings of the C. M. S. College, Cotta, Ceylon, were laid recently by the Governor, Sir Graeme Thompson. At the same time foundation stones for the Dowbiggin To\v<>r were laki by Mr. J. S.
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    ST. FRANCIS XAVIER.
    70 4 The celebration of the Feast of St. Francis Xavier, the patron saint of the Goanese community, will take place on Sunday, Dec. 4, with a solemn high mass at St. Joseph's Church. The choir will 1 sing Wie^and's Mas-s with orches-l tral accompaniment. A new hymn in
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    CONVENT EXHIBITION.
    36 4 St. Anthony's Convent School, Middle Road, began their annual school exhibition yesterday and it will be continued until tomorrow. There was a pood display of I rawing, handwork and needle- Aliiilk—^iib-LLi liiiini- niril.L. ,-,fi
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    FLOOD TRAGEDY IN SINGAPORE
    70 4 CHILD_DROW\F.[) BW SM T BODY MISSING. The heavy flood in the f district on Wednesda Bible for a trag on both Bides of I. flowed, and y while walk in- al O n K road slipped inl The ,-ush of u, that he was carri< and
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    MURDERED CONVICT.
    50 4 Three Prisoners Charge In Police Court. Arising out oj Singapore Criminal nesday, when a Chii beaten to death by Chinese serving g alleged culprits v murder, in the third yesterday morning I i v Gregg. The accused Wah, Lim Seng Tian and tK> decease <:' i as Eu
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      172 4 THE MOST POPULAR CAR. TEN H.P. CLASS NOW LEADS. But Austin S Which is th of ear? This bj th»> ti pure during the pi *1 June, July. Aujj I that tiv Tens, w nix hundred ears, B h p. models fro in n« i cai have h It is
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      80 4 LAW NOTICE. Before the Chief Justice in the Ist. Court today at 11 a.m. 2 Sum- monses-in-Chambers, Oi igi.iating Summonses, Motions and Judgment Summonses. Before Mr. Jus. ice Whitley in the 2nd. Court at 10.45 a.m. Judgment: -Bkcy. 253/31— Re Yap E. Boon, bankrupt. At 11 a.m. Summonsew-in-Chambers. At 1&30
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    116 5 ON OF DAGGER CHARGE FAILS. Chinese f"i and also soci< ty tail* Wilson in the. i when discharged. giving evid- ;..m. on •'.nation rw-LB-JlO, Bona tiie door of ■i a rattan ed. Witnen* found a dagv. ith t \vo letwhich triad s ■>■ ic-.y. ipants in the accused. Wit--1
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    84 5 for Hail Vllowed. Thin sday. ibera in the 'i Commander rending hearto the Privy Imi as. sol Court. Wednesday. Comdr. J. G. been rejected here. Comdr. in prison at md, pending the al by the Privy 11. M.5. ReIty at Lima* "i manslaughter Proprietor, and ths 1 imprison- I
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    CHILD RUN OVER.
    230 5 DRIVER EXONERATED AT INQUEST. Remaiking that no blame could ittached to the driver, Mr. F. G. 1!' urne the Singapore Coroner, returned a verdict of death by misadventure on six-year-old Chinese uirl who was knocked down by a motor-loroy, on the morning or" Nov. 19. According to
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    WAR DEBTS.
    131 5 Mr. Baldwin Appeals For Restraint* London, Thursday. The difficult it's faced by the United States wore emphasised by -Mr. Baldwin in a speech at Glasgow, referring to War debts He .aid he had every reason to believe the altitude of the United states towards Great Hritain was very
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    OIL MARKET.
    61 5 Attempt to Raise Priees By Restriction. Paris, Wednesday. An attempt is being made tc raise the price of oil al*>ut 2;> per cent, by a restriction agreement According to those closely associated with members of the Intcinationml Oil Conference. It is rumoured that the JJorkJ hay unofficially intimated
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    INQUEST ON HOOKWORM PATIENTS CONCLUDED.
    1143 5 I 1 CORONOR SATISFIED THAT CARE WAS TAKEN. SUSCEPTIBILITY TO TOXIC ACTION. We < r «nVr Su(Tv T K yesterday before the Sinvaac o h rou nd th^ thvy vere .ore susceptible to the toxk ait,, n of the „.l of cheno:>rKiium th.m the average
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    PACT CRITICISED.
    72 5 Opposition to FrancoSoviet Treaty. Paris, Wednesday. The Opposition Press criticises thr; Franco-Soviet pact of non-aggres-sion as cramping France with regard to eventual economic defence measure! against the. Soviet. A Quai d'Orsay communique states that the pact in no way affects the complete tariff f recn om of the
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    CUBAN SUGAR.
    76 5 Proposed Increases In Export Quota. The Hague, Wednesday. The Cuban delegate to the International Sugar Council proposed modification of the council here. It is Understood that the modifications suggested were increases of the Cuban quota by 115,000 tons in 1933, 75,000 tons in 1984 and 75,000 tons in
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    ARCTIC VOYAGE DETAILS.
    536 5 CREW TOW SHIP. IMPROVISED SAILS. PROPELLERS LOST. Tokio, Nov. L9. The ice-breaker Sibiriakov, which made navigational history by travelling 20,000 kilometres through the frozen wastes of the Arctic Ocean, from the shores of the White Sea on tho northern coasi of Europe ;<• Far East has left
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      179 5 rr 1 ■My '-^^/y' 4 s\k^ I*^ "xf" 1 a l C LONDON the fact remains that over forty million people are not going to stop wanting things— an d getting them. They are still eating food, wearing clothes, going to the pictures, motoring, marrying, playing, spending menty. No one
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    PUBLIC BODIES OPPOSE "NFW POLICY."
    1417 6 PUBLIC BODIES OPPOSE "NFW POLICY." OBJECTION TO ABOLITION OF CHEF SECRETARYSHIP. MEMORIAL TO SIR S. WILSON, i Definite opposition to the tboHtfon <>(' (ho post of Chief Secre- tary t<» »vernaicßi and objectioßfl to control from Singapore are expressed in wenioruil presented to Sir Santnel Wilson by the Conference of
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    GANDHI EXPLAINS HIS ATTITUDE.
    809 6 UNTOUCHABILITY. LIFE DEDICATED TO MANY THINGS. Bombay, Nov. 22. Mr. Gandhi has no intention whatever at present of announcing that he will devote all the rest of his life to the abolition of untouchability. He made this dear in an interview at Poona today. The interview
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    SIAM'S CONSTITUTION.
    23 6 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Bafeiffkok, Wednesday. The draft constitution was fin- r ally passed hy the People's Ast;t»ml»?y yrsU^cJay evening. L
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    GOLDEN GATE TO BE SPANNED.
    665 6 HUGE BRIDGE. FOUR YEARS TO BUILD. > WORK FOR 6,000. San Fr&sicisco, Nov. 18. With the Recpntructiofl Finance Corporation having agreed to purchase $62,000,000 worth of bonds in the project, toe long dreemed-< f bridge over San Francisco's Golden Gate is at last on the
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    LATINISED TURKISH.
    126 6 Increased Literacy In Baku District. Baku. leu years have passed since ill' introduction the latinised Turkisn alphabet which h»< played Buch an important part in the cultural d< optnent o€ Azerbaidjaft 340,000 people have been taught to read an I write according to the new alphabet in Baku
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    POLICE MEDAL AWARDS.
    76 6 POLICE MEDAL AWARDS. STORiF.S S dcvof ion the brii f i which been i Gazet ploits, M al 1. stable stable, r meml 0 v 15, 1932, vii r Rai i Bection thi yard of the for adjoi on th< <>u in i jllU' Iry Ratt; by o] i 'on
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    FUBLIC BODIES OPPOSE.
    800 7 FUBLIC BODIES OPPOSE. page »;.> i i. ford to m riVy, dual St. i 1 m opinion thai ceni ation and into <>ne -ys- Justice of the ration shorl,! fully from the marl ial la > m mi of laws ernment Consequently of the Courts. to come very Gov- these
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    RACIAL FEELINGS.
    628 7 Hi<rh r<>ininis>!<>i!<r Criticised. Addressing Sir Samuel Wilson, Mr. Chantler said Having v\-^--sented to you the members of the delegations, I wish on their behalf hank you for your courtesy i.i eceiving u> and in permitting ps submit to you our ideas as to effect of the proposed changes
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    SIXTY YEARS AGO.
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    NANKING AGAIN.
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