Singapore Daily News, 27 October 1932

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    Masthead
    12 1 The SINGAPORE Daily News NO. 22. THURSDAY, OCT. 27TH, 1932. 5 CENTS.
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    Our Ideas
    655 1 I i ii moro •ha u i« Eu; u\m u •< < cut !y there liu.s Ik<h of .1 growing body of i;li i() -i i o torai i<».i of govei n In S|iuin a powerful plot Im-cii ■upprensed. 1■• man) hen i <'p:-n talii i 'urn of
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    BOLIVIA'S TIN OUTPUT.
    169 1 "YKiM»l«H>l'<:TlOj\. EXCESS TO BE LIQUIDATED. PROTEST EFFECT. As a resnH of criticism by unOfieialfi in the Federal Ce«ncil at Kual.i Lumpur last month of Bolivia's production of tin in excess ef her sjneia under the intematienal scheme, the lutesnational lin ommittee discussed the matter with the Bolivian
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    SINGAPORE 'MAYOR'
    51 1 Proposal (<> Amend To i^i til ifl s ef I'c end Municipal Com m- si rTv to "M:.\ or** and M'i" pel < 'oanelllors** res peril ely. Thi; i*< the enVel of a m«»--tii.ii «<» be moved bi Mr. J. luycoek al the atoathly meetiaf of the Singapore
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    CHINA SMUGGLING.
    97 1 Preventive Measures By Hong Kong. Lovlon, Wednesday. The question of Bmugfrling between Hon« Kong uid Chilli was raised in the Houm <>f Commons 1>" Mr. A. R. CboritOßi (Tons.) requesting Sir Philip CunliffeListcr to consider wha< steps rou'd be taken by the Hong Kong Government to abolish smu^lmir.
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    "DOOR CLOSED TO EUROPE."
    128 1 U.B. TARIFF l»OIJ<:v. ROOSEVELT'S BITTLR ATTACK. Bait imore, Wednesday. Mr. Frank jin I). Roosevel t't*' Democrat candidate in the IV sic<ential election, in a speech her" made a better attack on the Republican high tariff policy temoe:c:i by a fear K-st tin- American petople should be
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    CHACO WAR.
    68 1  -  Aneta Havas Paraguayans iapture A Fort. Bui .<»< Aires, Monday. Fighting continues in the Chaco. Contradictory information arrives from La Pai and Aftsumption. Th« Bo'ivwri- announ ed yesterday thai a bayonet rharj had dispersed Paraguayan force, while the !':m oxiuiy; '-is declare that they ha\" taken Fort Arc?,
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    DISARMAMENT.
    55 1 Japanese Proposals And I.S. Washington. Wednesday. Details of the new Japanese dis armament proposals are eagerly awaited here. Official comment id iv>t available o-vintf t<> the complete lack of official Information, though the official spokesmen seii that any Japanese proposal to reduce armaments would be assured of sympathetic study
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    WORLDS IDLE SHIPPING.
    198 1 OVER 20 PER CENT. DECREASE IN TONNAGE. LLOYD'S REGISTER. I)i -;j)itr redu-.tion of HHJ.tiO!) t«.ns in the world's merchant shipping at 70.00t.000 tWM, bud-up to:iMgC ha; i *ailied 1"). 000,000, «.r over 20 per tent, of the world's total, according to the •nnual report of Lloyd's Register.
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    CAMBRIDGESHIRE RESULT.
    335 1 PULLOVER WINS. TWO 100—1 CHANCES IN FIRST THREE. The Cambridge hire Stakes, run at Xewnrirkt t yesterday, was won by a 100 t-> chance, Mrs. C. B. Robinson's Pullover, with a -"i to l clt ice second and another 100 to 1 chance third. There was i field
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    RUBBER BLOCKS.
    76 1 Westminster Abbey Suggestion. Londan, Wednesday. In the Home of Commons today, replying to the snggestion thai the streets around Westminster Akbey should be paved with rubber blocks in order to diminish vibration. Lieut. -Col. C. M. Hcadlam, I'ndtr-Secretary to the Ministry ef Transport. »aid the matter would be
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    "A CENTURY OF FASCISM."
    317 1 ITALY THE GUIDE. EUROPE TO BE rowx/CDTcn WITHIN TEN YEARS. In a thunderous speech declaring that within ten years Europe would be converted to Fascism, Signor Mussolini visualised a powerful Italy which for the third time in history would he the guiding influence in civilisation. The
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    Others' Ideas
    695 1 The Allied afic.iiinit h» i«---cl tit-** (•criuan Reparation pr, menls to a small lin.il |ur incul is, in the opinion of Sir <;««>. I'aish, one of the greatest steps taken to restore ffldracc ill Europe. In an article be wntri« btites to the on!cmporary KYview, this well-known ecoaoMlst
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    FINANCE AND COMMERCE
    732 2 LOCAL SHARE AND COMMODITY MARKETS REVIEWED. S|>ot rubber nru down 1 16 to J j at. Um doM in I^ondon la.vt liuht. according to a cable from (,ai London i< m« strident. The market was geneVaUy steady with ♦he forward priest M follows: November 2'£ Dsosmbei 17
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    SHARE PRICES.
    211 2 Middle (Quotations on Wednesday. MiriiHo prirn<; of local issues fin :.s folli ws in Rincapore <>m Wednesday -crordin^ to Fraser A Co.*a list: MINING. Aaain Knmbanji 27 Austral Malay ir> Ayr Hitam Tin 12 8. Bangrin Tin i Batang Padang O.OTtt, li.it u Carta 4 r> Kukit Araag
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    CHINESE PRODUCE EXCHANGE PRICES.
    71 2 12 noon Oct. 2(J, 1982. Buyers Sellers Gambirr ft. 75 Java Tube 1t. 50 Hamburg Cuk- 10.00 fcfuntok Whito Pepper 24.50 White Pepper 2.3.50 Black Pepper 18.50 Mixed Black Pepper 15.00 Stuftdried Copra 5.70 Mixed Copra .5.16 5.15 Small Flake Tap 3% Pair ;i.25 Ifed: Pearl
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    41 2 Wednesday** exchange rates in'•lu(l<"<i the fo!l>\vinir SKLMXC. London, l months' si^ht 2 ."> 31/32 I-omlcn months' sijrht 2 15 '16 London, 60 <Jay^' s^lit 2 3 29/32 London, :,o days' irrht 2I 7 8 London, demand 2 3 27 32
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    SHIPPING LIST.
    513 2 PENDING ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES. The following passenger sailings are pending P. and O. S. N. Co.'s Naldera (Oct. 28). N.Y.K.: Hakozaki Maru (Nov. 3). Hamburg Amerika Line: Burgrenland (abt Oct. 27 East Asiatic Co.. Ltd. Fionia (Nov. 1), Africa (abt Nov. 1). O.S.K. London Maru (Nov. I). Hlu<;
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    CUBA AND U.S.A.
    42 2 CUBA AND U. S.A. Havana. Monday. Tho National Sugar Institute rocommends the Government to adopt a tariff policy similar to that of Great B'itain, as it considers that tho present depression in Cuba is lai^tly caused by American tariffs on sugar AnetaHavas
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    MAN WITH A BAD RECORD.
    1208 2 INSURANCE FRAUD BOTH ACCUSED CONVICTED. JUDGE'S COMMENTS. 11. Bell and E. I). 3ykea were yesterday convicted by Mr. C. Wilson, the Criminal District Judge, of attempting to cheat the American Foreign Insurance Company on Aug. <x by dishonestly trying to induce them to pay $7,370
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    MAILBAG ROBBERY.
    181 2 Two Men Arrested After Police Comb-out. Two men have been charged in connection with the mail bag 1 robbery at Kuston Station, involving £0,000 worth of registered pack- ages. The police combed London last week, and numerous pound notes from the baj* were found in a chimney of
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    RUBBER ROADS.
    66 2 Suggestion lo Pave A Westminster Street. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London. Tuesday. Sir Philip Dawr.on, the Unionist member for West Lewi&mun, is to ask the Minister of Transport, Mr. P. J. Pybus, in th-j House o 4 Commons tomorrow whether he will advise th« Westminster City Council to
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    RUBBER RESULTS.
    97 2 Tehran Paying Two Ami A Half Per Cent. (From Our Own Correspondent.] London, Wednesday. Tehran Rubber Estates report i profit for the yeai ended June 3C of £4,532 compart (l with £3,750 for the previous twelve months. .A dividend of 2 1 per cent, is recommended, carrying forward
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      47 2 Found at Last! THB MASTER TAIIjOR. FOR SUITS 4 Jfe\ Perlect in Cut. If A Latest St>lc and 2'^' f Tirst Class Mate- f\ *JfL rials at Wry V$ 2? Modci ilt Prices. f.H 1 m I \l.l. VI jP I TUNG CHOY 2^ll, COLEMAM ST. SINCAPORE.
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      390 2 THE SINGAPORE Daily News. lead Office: 7S, CVril Singapore, Phaari llSl-flSt. Tel: "Tinvs" Singapore. Ruala Lumpur Office Java Street. Plione 2<BS. SUBSCRIPT 'ON PAII.S. Payable ii» advance. Local delivery. p< Monthly $L-"»0 $17 Quarterly N-M Hali-yerrly 29.00 $10.50. Single !opy, ."> cents:. All communications relatire business matters, viz., advert subsr
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      136 2 VESSELS ARRIVED. I NALDERA, Brit., S.i»:jr. t ns, Yokohama 2*5-10, for London via Penang 28-10. DENEB, Dutch, 170 tons, from Te. I nang 26-10, u>r Tg. Pinang 27-10. KUALA, Brit., 369 tons, from Bang* k 1. 26-10, for 1..- ngkok :;i>-;o. DE WEERT, Dutch. 985 tons, from Batavia 26-10, for
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      537 2 THE WEEK'S ENGAGEMENTS. May. October 27. St. Andrew's S^iety practice dance. Adelphi Hotel, 5.45 p.m. Intorport Rovin,.' Regatta. \nnual In«p««tion of Ist Singapore Co., liys Hi-, ado. lUfltel »«t. Hall, r..;;0 pan. Saturday, October 29. Annual mtg. ot £"pore Cold Storage Co., Ltd., P.oustead C-., i2..:0. ]noh lVofessions.l Races, Third
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    PADANG RIVALS MEET AT HOCKEY.
    903 3 S.R.C. FIGHT HARD FOR 3-0 VICTORY S.C.C FINISHING LACKS POLISH i; u two PadanK »Iu!)s met ai hackey yesterday for Ike Jir^t i1,.. seaMMi and aHhoagh the B.R.C. wen convincinsb »>> ,U |o one their rleten was not as easy U the score S.C.C. <'iv!
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    HOME FOOTBALL.
    35 3 Scotland Beaten By Wales. Edinburgh, Wednesday. In an international football match here toaaj Wales beat Scotland by ive foals to two. \t half time i he score v»as Wales four, Scotland nil. Reuter
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    TANGLIN CLUB.
    27 3 The fin.V pf the Russian Pool lourn went at the Tanpli i Club will be played at 6.1i p.tt». tofiW i ctw^cn F. Strickland and
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    ONE POINT WIN FOR A (M.G.) CO.
    407 3 c;losters beaten. YESTERDAY'S PADANG RUGBY. A. (n. fi pts. Canters A. 5 pts. In a Ru^hy match on the Padang yesterday A (Machine Gun) Co., S.V.C., U«at the Gloucestershire Regt. "A" by six points to five. The Gloucester! h-.ul easily ;he beat of
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    LOCAL FOOTBALL
    490 3 POSTAL TEAM DRAWS WITH A. A. A. Postal XI 2; 2. A good tethering o-' supporters of both teams \it^ present hi < lei ;r 'ai Union ground In Ibilestier Road yester d^y aft noon to witness the football match between the Amicable Athletic Associati >n and the
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    TODAY'S ROWING REGATTA.
    334 3 VISIT FROM MIRI. KEEN RACING EXPECTED. The annual interport rowing regatta between the Miri Boat Club and the Royal Singapore Yacht Club will take place inside the breakwater this afternoon, when two races will e competed for: the interport scnllfl and the interport fours challenge cup. A
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    SECOND DAY OF IPOH RACES.
    634 3 MANY UPSETS. DIVIDENDS SMALL AN OBJECTION. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, Oct. 26. Jhe second day of che Ipoh Turf Club's autumn race meeting drew a poor crowd. Cantions punting resulted in small dividends despite numerous upsets. The going was heavy. In the fourth race
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      282 3 Christmas Greeting CARDS A series of charming Malayan scenes designed h\ \a^\\ artists VBjlKg&r]t*zsf jjct. r J^M well-known in tii:; country. In fi *•>' /^HrP black and white, and in colours ffiß}^ V: these delightful studies are sure Era* V MALAYAN X ;.JAS CARDS JOBst. ARE MUCH APPRECIATED Tj ?A
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    MR. A. S. HAYNES.
    47 4 To Act as Colonial Srrrrtary. ft li understood although ''fiir.ul confirmation la unobtainable, that when Sir John n leave early next jf«ar, prior to retirement, Mr. A ,H: lv b«omc acting < olonial Se reUrv. Mr. Hayncs H ::I P"»«it lititish Adviser, r elantan.
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    COOLIES ON STRIKE.
    63 4 A partially mecetsfii] strike Of pineapple factory coolies at Grovo Road has been in operation for some days, owing to a redncUofl of wanes. Several factory hands went on strike but others continued to work. These were threatened by those who had downed tools but there were
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    BOUND OVER.
    241 4 "A CLEAR CASE FOR BANISHMENT." A Chinese, who waa suspected to in. ;> pickpocket, was brought before Mr. C. Wilson in the Crii >in District Court yesterday to hov. cause win* lie should not be l>'.;und over. It was I'.lle^ed that the man picked pockets in niosquito buses
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    MOTOR ACCIDENT.
    91 4 Car Turns Turtle At Seremban. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Serembnß, Wednesday. A motor accident occurred here today when a motor-ear driven by a Chinese < nd a Fmall car owned by Dr. van Geyiel and driven by a Tamil came into collision at the junction of Liabu and
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    COMPLAINTS AT UNITED ENGINEERS MEETING.
    1057 4 POSITION NOT DISCLOSED BY LOSSES OF $500,000. The annual general Meeting of United Engineers, Ltd., held at the registered office, Hirer Valley Road, yesterday, produced a lively discussion over the company's losses for the current year. Mr. H. L. K. (irahurn, having elucidated the fact
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    DIVIDEND POLICY.
    3368 4 Consideration For Shareholders. In the directors' report you will t stated that after making the uwial allowances and transferring the sum <>i $360,000 from general re*«rvc and $125,000 from 'm Vr VVV v x tho equaliza- $310,131 remains, from which has been deducted $72,320 tor the maintenance of
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    SKULL SMASHFD BY CROWBAR.
    312 4 CRANE ACCIDENT. VERDICT OF DEATH MISADVENTURE A verdict o adventure a>- the n accidentally struck waa returned >. Mr. Bourne a1 Coi into the death of a i'M' coolie name i Chew on o 17 Inspector Mohd. A n < d the case. The first witne
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    SNATCHED PEN.
    157 4 Hail Character Com icted. A schoolmaster, named I Wai Kok, on 'I'u \-iiay nftei had his fountain pen snatel from his pocket< As a result an uneni] Chinese name! Wan Man w:..s produced befoie Mr. J. V. i Gregg, the Singapore Magistrate, yesterday. H< mitted the facts of
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    STOLEN BLANKET.
    98 4 Low Cheng Chye was ed ye terday by Mr. J. K. '^-xv:, the Singapore Magistrate, to s fine of in default to three weeks' <>iis imprisonment on a cl of theft r I ho accused was seen i out of the complainant cany rig a' blanket which latter
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    TWO ROBBERIES.
    75 4 There were two robberies yesterday. One vin tht- < vening at <• Road when mi n lh:.t m he v. r. < -i.i- Lorong li. he m -I up upon four Ihinesc who d« ampc w 140 of !>. The other report concern* incident in Boon Teck Roa*l
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    SEQUEL TO BIC COPRA SWINDLE.
    2122 5 SEQUEL TO BIC COPRA SWINDLE. lan leave and notice bf i given at same time? it LOYEE SUES COMPANY. the nooo copra bwMlb teamed in tfc< erday bff are the Chief Jastiee (Sir William ,en {"Jird Rowj ThoriiHt sued his »ornier ih< V V. Java Sumatra Haadelmaatschappij i, rr passa*
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    BALLOONS LINED UP FOR START OF THE GORDON BENNETT RACE.
    74 5 Sl"' ballrons entered by eipht nations, started from the Hallonplatz in I.asle. Switzerland, in the annual Gordon Kennett rare, the cup for which has been donated i X \i* Hmirv Ford Great JJriluin was not represented in the rate which
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    CATHOLICS IN MEXICO.
    273 5 PRIESTS EXPELLED. NEW CHURCH ORDERED TO BE SEIZED. Mexico City, Oct. 7. Vrchbishap Dwz wn arre ted at hi residence ton*pnt and charged wi It railing > rt'wrj -t<*r church property under his control, as required under '<.'i:* low rt-ligiojs laws. The nrrest was preceded by an
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    RAID ON U. S. GOLD.
    511 5 ANOTHER ATTACK. PREPARATIONS BY TREASURY. Washington, Oct. k. The Unit:.-; StzUs Treasury is i)iej>aied m meet another con-.-•'jiiL'd raid on the national gold supplies wtich is reported to be in preparation abrcad, officials of ihat ikpaitmoni said today in discussing the weakness of the American
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    LONDON FOG-BOUND.
    16 5 London, Monday. The City is di -located today by an exceptionally thick fog-. Ane-ta-llavas.
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    UNLUCKY 13.
    187 5 Stowaways Fined And Repatriated. Thirt« n Chinese stowaways «>n i <>:i!'l th g.s. Lyemoon, which arrived in Singapore on Saturday from Il<>n*r Km- wcii cac*" fined $100 or 28 days' .»i defoiH and or- to be repa listed <m Lhe expi! ...i.!<»:i of the; i* fcentenc* at th€
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    NO GAMBLING.
    59 5 Seremban'g Condition For Amusement Parks. (From Ov.v Own Correspondent.) St remban, Wednesday. Today's Sanitary Board meettin^, Che Hamsafa bin Abdulla presiding, accented the report <>f the sub-committee annotated at the last meeting to consider the advisability of sanctioning amusement parks. The sub-committee was in favour of sanctioning such
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    CENTRAL EUROPE AND CHINA.
    113 5 A i'KKSS KKI'OKTKR. BUDAPEST PROFESSOR APPOINTED. l/ii h; ii< i in d •V. ii I': IV.-o of "iiire. r ;il Buclufc Unl vci-sity, M lln Ti;:n-ya, has l < :i appoi.ited pro k rc,'o. I i i i he Chiiio.-e Uove nmc.nl i i Jen i
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    COPRA SWINDLE.
    95 5 Tan Thye Joo'§ Appral Lasts All Day. Tan Thye Joo, the managing partner of ("hop Thye Leoiuj, who was s< iten&ed n all to four year*' rigorous imprisonment for cheat* intf in connection With the recent copra swindle, appealed agafctttt the conviction and sentence before Mr. Justice Beckett
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    FREE FIGHT.
    94 5 Ton^koiiii Coolies 1 Dispute. An ar^umont beiwoon the owners of two t oti^kw n^.- regardinjf moori l< < to fr< i < i ii^l>t between Lho resi»ective news at »i.::o a.m. on Oct. i-'- r >, doriag which the complainant, 'lan Baa H<», wji.< Bti uck «>n the
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    SIAMESE IMPORTS.
    43 5 Appointment of Chinese Commissioner* (From Our Own Coire^ponjdeni Bangkok, Wednesday. Mr. Tun Siaw Mi chairman of the ChintM Chamber of Commeree,) )i b \>vu appointed Ooav mi- toner in Bangkok omuowmd to iasae certificates of origin tor morchaadise exported to China.
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    HEILUNG-KIANG PEACE EFFORTS FAIL.
    118 6 HEILUNG -KIANG PEACE EFFORTS FAIL. JAPANESE LAUNCH FIERCE Pi l 1/\v_Ja.. REINFORCEMENTS SENT NORTH. Fierce fighting has broken out between the Japanese and Genera! Su Ping-wen, attempts on the part of the former to come to terms having failed. Much speculation has arisen ever the sudden declaration of martial law
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    SUDDEN EXCITEMENT IN PEKING.
    71 6  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh Shanghai, Wednesday. The Japanese attempts to come to terms with General Su Pingwen (the Governor of the Hailar District of Heilung-kiang and the commander of th< i C.E.R. Defence Force) having failed, the Japanese troops launched a fierce counterattack upon Fularki on
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    Want Chiag-wei in Hong Kong.
    256 6  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh Hontf Kong, Tuesday. Mr. Wamr Cliinp-wei (the former President of the Executive Yuan and leader of the Left Wing of the Kuomintang Party) trrhred in Hong (Cong this morning by the M.M. liner Andre Lebon. He did not uo ashore and
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    Ministers Meet.
    201 6  -  Sin Kuo Min Sin Chew Jit Poh An important meeting was held yesterday evening at the Shanghai residence of ?/lr. T. V. .Soonp: (the Finance Minister and acting President of the Executive Yuan). Amonp those who attended the meeting were Mr. Tai Chi-tao 'the President of the Examination
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    A Shanhai "Red."
    116 6  - A Shanhai Red." Sin Chew Jit Poh Sl mitfhtii. Wednesday. The Kian;r U Province Supreme Court is establishing a sp^'ial court at Nanking to try Chen Tcoshu and the other Communvr linprlead^rs arrested in the rouml- up in the International Settlement I c .'on days i«Ki>. Mr. Tt:i ifaag-pw (the
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    YOUNG CHANG.
    401 6  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh Rumours of Plot To Overthrow Him. Shanghai, Wednesday. The sudden declaration of martial law in Peking, and the announcement that Marshal Chiang Kai-shek has wired to Marshal Chaog HsuehJiang Instructing him to maintain order in the north and in Shantung 1 have given 1
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    A JOINT CREATION.
    207 6 By China aail Japan. Bell In, .Tuesday. t)r. Scftrite, w^o "wa^ a' inernbeiof the Lytton Oommisaion, addr^ire the German Colonial S< civty today on the activities of ihi- Commission in the Far East. ne ae^larfed on the subject 61 finding a solution to the ManchuiiiMi problem that
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    GREAT BRITAIN AND SWEDAN.
    129 6 NEW TREATY. SCANDINAVIAN RIVALRY. Stockholm, Mondiy. The Government is actively preparing for m -grtiations which commence in London in November to regulate commercial exchanges with Great Britain. The present convention dates from 182G and is unworkable owing to the new British tariffs. Two facts will dominate
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    TEA RESTRICTION.
    192 6 Details of Dutch Plan Disclosed. London, Wednesday. Details of the tea restriction scheme drafted by the Netherlands Indies Association are published by the Financial Times. They reveal that the scheme, which has been approved by practically all the Patch growers, proposes that the Netherlands Indies, British India and
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    WOOL FIRMER.
    48 6 Brishane Prices Rise Five Per Cent. Brisbane, Monday. Over IO.fiOO baics of wool were offered on the market and i»7 per cent, were Bold. For certain qualities the price showed a rise of 6 per cent, on the sverage price of the precedinj; week. A ncta-HaYas.
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    BUS IN RIVER.
    34 6 Eighteen Drowned In Ferry Disaster. Natchez, Mi&sisippi, Monday. An air.o-'bus which had tnkcn its p] -o on a te+ry to cross the river fell into the Mississippi. Eighteen people wore drowned.--Aneta-H&vas.
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    SAIGON FLIGHT FAILS.
    53 6  -  An etaHavas Izmir, Monday. Lefebure has failed in his attempt to roach Saignn in 15 days in his 40 h.p. monoplane o.i account of forced landing in Turkey. He ho;)i;S to c.r.bark at Smyrna for t l ie Pireaus where his aeroplane ca 1 be repaired before
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    DETECTIVE ON TRIAL.
    940 6 ALLEGED BRIBES. FIGHT AT A LODGING HOUSE. A detective police constable was arraigned on three charges of having- received illegal gratification*, and he stood trial before Mr. C. Wilson, Singapore Criminal District Judge yesterday. He was represented by Mr. V. D. Knowles. Chief Court Inspector Sheedy prosecuted,
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    WEAKNESS OF STERLING.
    208 6 ONLY TEMPORARY FINANCIERS OPINION. BENEFIT TO EXPORTS London, Financial circles of sterling strengths round of inte nal fizzles out. It is point< since the abandonmei standard, long-term B eminent securities have about fifty per cent, v! dollar value of stei ling has about thirty per purchasing power
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    FINDING WORK.
    82 6 Oik* of the Ann. of TU Economic ConfereMt Madrid, T Speaking at Lti 00th the council of the Inti oj I workers I ifen nee at M. Dalimier, reneh Lab< ft ister, declared, Prance nor main faithful to he which consists :n show ii i"« ona to be
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    DAMAGED METER.
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