Singapore Daily News, 7 November 1932

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    Masthead
    12 1 The SINGAPORE Daily News NO. 31. MONDAY, NOV. 7TH, 1932. 5 CENTS.
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    Our Ideas
    567 1 th ;i 1 ate of elect ion partake almn denunciation of ih. the Ann rican will hat <■ hall occupy ihe WI.I- p he i ext Pour years. extracts from ihe candidates themI y i heir principal regarded as -i the extent of political n the United States,
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    AIR ATTACK.
    68 1 Big Battle Likelj Al Aula. Harbin. Sunday. Japanese aeroplanes from Tsitrtihar bombed Anta, 70 milea north west of Harbin, IT here I largo forte af antiManchukuo troops s roncent rated. eaeaWaed Japanuae and Manchukuo force is now advancing an Anta where a severe battle is expected. Noho, another
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    ZEPPELIN SERVICE BETWEEN EUROPE AND D.E.I.
    289 1 DR. ECKENER'S VISIT. FAMOUS COMMANDER TO STUDY POSSIBILITIES. Ihe possibility of a regular Zeppelin service between Holland and Balavia is revived with the news that Dr. tickener. Commander ot the Graf Zeppelin which has made several Transatlantic and other notable flights, is to visit
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    AMERICA POLLS TOMORROW
    739 1 LAST SPEECHES. CONFIDENCE OF DEMOCRATS. WITCHES* CAULDRON Tomorrow the United States goes to the polls to elect a president. Brian are given cabled summaries oi the candidates' final fiery speeches. Mr. Hoover accuses the Democrats of employing tho colossal falsehood that the Republicans are responsible for the
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    LONDON LITERARY SENSATION.
    75 1 OFFICIAL SECRETS. BOOK BY COMPTON MACKENZIE. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Saturday. Proceedings under the Official Secrets Act have been instituted against Mr. Compton Mackenzie, the well-known author, as a result of the publication last week of "Greek Memories," m which he gave certain details regarding the
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    SAMUEL INSULL.
    129 1 lireaks Down On Formal Arresl. Athens, Friday. Samuel Insull was formally arrested shortly after his preventive arrest had been ordered by the Public Prosecutor. Insull broke down when he was arrested, and his trembling lips i'or a long tune were unable to frame words. Then he stiffened and
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    MR. H. R. WARING.
    34 1 Mr. 11 R. Waring, of the Europe Hotel, was taken ill suddenly yesterday and removed to the General Hospital. It was stated late last ni^ht that his condition was improving.
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    ELECTION DAY IN GERMANY
    343 1 ONLY ONE CLASH. NAZI SEVERELY INJURED. WATCHING PLANES. Voting begaa m the (icrman election yesterday morning and is progressing peacefully, except for a Nazi-Communist collision m Essen m which one Nazi was injured. Aeroplanes are flying over llcrlin to wireless a warning to the police m
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    Others' Ideas
    722 1 Ihe apeniai of an Inhibition or Inventions may stem foolish at a time whea world politicianN and economists arc blaming machinery and over-prodaction lor ali out troubles. Why worry about new iaveatieais to make life easier or produce more "ealth. people will ask. when but for the inventor
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    FINANCE AND COMMERCE
    470 2 LOCAL SHARE AND COMMODITY MARKETS REVIEWED. Ar •ording to a c t i i from London correspondent ii." rubhei market clo ed teady on Saturday V/i1 h he pi i- a* folio* i Buyer I 7 ir.<i. (Sellei lan. Mai 2 11 16 d. kpr.-June 2 28
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    SHARE PRICES.
    332 2 Middlr Ouolations On Satnr Middl** prices al local issues srers .i follows iii Singap* Saturday, urcordtnn to Fra a- list: afINING. am Kumbang 27 Mai: -.1 Tin 11 6. Bansrrin Tin li Batanc Padang 0.07%; Batu Car* D.45, Bukit Arang 010 nom. i Burmah Malay r.om i. Cbenderiang
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    CHINESE PRODUCE EXCHANGE PRICES.
    75 2 i ii(j*in. \d\ r>, 1932. Buyers Soller? Gar.ibior b.OO Java, Cube 10.00 rlnmbuis* I lube 10.50 Muntok White Popper 23.00 White Pepper 22.00 Black Pepper 17.75 Mixed Black Pepper 15.00 Sundried Copra 5.75 Mixed Copra 5.20 Small Flake Tap :F- H E*«f :i.25 Ale': IVarl HS
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    SHIPPING LIST.
    581 2 PENDING ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES. The following passenger callings For Europe, P rmil (j. S. N. Gat's Rajputana i Not. i 1 >. N.Y.K. Tern ku c.i Maru (Nov. 10), Hakosaa Maru (Doe. i Hambarg Amerika Line: Rheinland (Nov. 18). K:.st Asiatic Co.. Ltd. Err:a (Nov. 22 >. Blue
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    RUBBER CONTROL TALK.
    111 2 CITY OPINION. AWAITING EXAMPLES OF TIN AND TEA. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Saturday. Rubbers hardened as a result of the news of the Malayan Estate Owners' Association's triangular conference proposal. I am informed that the City does not expect Dutch acapptance of the proposal, but anticipates
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    40 2 Saturday's exchange rates included the following: London, 4 months' sight 2/3 31/32 London 3 months' sight 2/3 15/16 London, 60 days' sight 2/3 29/32 London, 30 days' sight 2/3 7/8 London, demand 2/3 27/32 London, T.T. 2/3 13/16
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    ANGKOR.
    14 2 The Messageries Maritime, Angkor will probably sail today m the afternoon for Saigon
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    MARRIED WOMEN.
    206 2 GENEVA DISCUSSION OF NATIONALITY. The First Committee of the League Assembly is continuing >t«i discussion of the nationality of married women. Mr. Eden (British Under-Secre-tary of State for Foreign Affairs) referred to the protests which the women's organisations had made against the articles of The Hague Convention on
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    U. S. STOCKS.
    185 2 New York, Oct. 22. Today's closing prices: Bar Silver 27 Demand Sterling 339 U Centrifugal Sugar 3.12 Spot Cotton 6.25 Call Money Blank Spot Rubber 3.3 i) Cottonseed Oil Spot Blank STOCKS. American Can Common 50 American Smelter \4% American Sugar 21*2 American Tel. Tel. 101% American
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    RUBBER RESULT.
    40 2 (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Saturday. Batak Rabit Rubber Co. reports a loss for the year endod June 30 of £1,507 against a loss of £1,246 for the previous twelve months. A credit of £15,4Hfi is carried forward.
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    WORKLESS YOUTHS IN AMERICA.
    319 2 SOUTHERN TRICK. IN SEARCH OF WORK— AND WARMTH. (By Air Mail.) London, Oct. 19. America's v Wild Boys are trekking from the Northern States towards the South m great numbers m ■earcii of sunshine m the same way as their forefathers went West m search of
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    PICTURE SHAVED.
    115 2 Paint Removed From Wood to Canvas. London, Oct. 22. Two Bristol craftsmen have shaved a century-old picture from a wooden panel and transferred it to canvas. The picture, a hunting scene, by Henry Aiken, the engraver, was bought for £150 by the Enrich Galleries, New York. The hot
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    NEW PLANE RECORD.
    104 2 Flight to Mexico From Canada. Mexico City, Oct. 23. Jimmy Wedell, New Orleans airman, landed his plane here at 4.49 this afternoon to break Captain Jimmy Doolittle's record for the three-capital flight, completing the trip from Ottawa, Canada, by way of Washington m 19 minutes less than
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    POLAND AND RUSSIA.
    74 2 Warsaw, Tuesday. Becoming impatient at the delay m *he conclusion of the RussoRumanian negotiations for a nonaggression pact, the Polish Govvernment intends to hurry on ratification of its own pact, which originally was contingent upon the conclusion of a Russo-Ruma^ man agreement. It is announced that the
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    M. DOVGALEVSKI.
    58 2 Paris, Wednesday. According to press reports, the Russian Ambassador m Paris, M Dovgalevski, has addressed to the Soviet Foreign Commissariat a peremptory demand for immediate recall. It is reported that he is annoyed by the Moscow bureau's refusal to consider his suggestion that he be apixjinted successor to
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      216 2 VESSELS ARRIVED. < ITV OF SINGAPORE, Brit., 4,151 tons, from Dunkirk 5-11, for llon^ Kon- 7-11. HERO, Norw.. 623 tons, from Bane?* kok :.-i i. for r, riffkoh B-l l. LARUT, I'.rit.. 464 tons, from Muai 5-11, for Malacca 5-11. TOURCOING, Norv-., 3,555 taas, from Haircn ft- 1 1 f,,i
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      370 2 THE WEEK'S ENGAGEMENTS. Today, November 7. Annual mtg. of St. George's Society, SjC.C, 5.15 p.m. Annual meeting of Singapore Golf Club, 6.30 p.m. Wednesday, November 9. Rotary Tiffin. Adelphi Hotel, 1 p.m. Municipal Burl?et meeting, 2.15 p.m. Tanglin Tit-bits at Victoria Theatre. 9.30. p.m. Thursday, November 10. St. Andrew's Society
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      178 2 MAILS. Mails close m Singapore Today. Southern India, Ceylon, Djibouti, Egypt and Europe (Bernardin de St. Pierre) B a.m. France (Parcels) (Bernardin de St. Pierr») 7J§ a#m North, N.-East and N.-West Sumatra (Op ten Noort) 9 a.m. Indo-China (G. G. Merlin) 10 a.m. Banka Island, Java, SouthWest Sumatra, South-East Borneo,
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    S.C.C. SOUNDLY BEATEN BY GLOSTERS.
    1022 3 SOLDERS' BACKS GIVE FINE EXHIBITION. (LUB'S BAD DEFENCE. M ,ni> »m tbree the S.C'.C. wore SOund| b -»en« m a Rugby Rame at TangHn on S^atun defence was definitely bad and the soldiers were running right through it. Also the (Fosters gave a ...on of
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    HECTIC INNINGS BY LARWOOD.
    319 3 81 IN 42 MINUTES M.C.C. SOUTH AUSTRALIA. JARDINE'S CENTURY. The M.C.C, m their match with South Australia, declared at 631 for nine. Jardine, the captain, played a bright innings of 108 not out and Larwood made HI m a hectic 12 minutes. South Australia had made
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    LOCAL TENNIS.
    226 3 S.R.C. TOURNAMENT CONCLUDES. The s.R.C. tennis tournament was concluded on Saturday with the final of the doubles handicap between Dr. G. de Souza and (j. Lowe (owe :JU) and X. E. Ess and X. S. Hogan (owe 15.3). It was an interesting and well contested game running into
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    BOXING.
    27 3 Matches At Great World 1 onight. There will be several interesting boxing matches staged at the Great World tonight IP aid of the Poppy Day Fund.
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    INTER STATE HOCKEY TN SINGAPORE
    2069 3 MALACCA DEFENCE GIVES WAY TOWARDS END. WOMEN'S PRACTICE MATCH. As was expected Singapore won the first inter-State hockey match here this season by beating Malacca by five goats to one Singapore pressed throughout but Malacca put up a spirited defence, four of Singapore's five goals
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      9 3 Home football results, league tables ami other sport on
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    LAUNCHING OF WORLD'S BIGGEST LINER.
    1074 4 NEW FRENCH VESSEL OF 75,000 TONS. TO CARRY 2,170 PASSENGERS. France's response to the unrelenting competition on the "Atlantic Ferry" is the building of a 7.">,000-fon vessel to accommodate 2,170 passengers. This vessel, the Xormandie, was launched on Oct. 29 at St. Nazaire hy the
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    SUICIDE VERDICT.
    168 4 European Who Worried Over His Work. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, Saturday. A Coroner's inquiry into the death of Mr. (Jordon James Wright, a Harbour Board engineer, whose body was found hanging m a godown of the Harbour Board on Monday, was held today when a verdict of
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    THE GOVERNOR.
    77 4 Staying At Penttu; Hill. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, Saturday. H.E. the Governor arrived here from Kuala Lumpur hy train this morning. The Government launch brought him across from Prai. The Resident Councillor and the Harbour Master received him at Victoria Pier, and the party later proceeded to
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    BEATEN BY WIFE.
    49 4 Man Taken to Hospital. When tare motoi-cars were m collision m Racecourse Road yesterday two Indian pedestrians were knocked d«wn. They were taken to hospital with slight injurie... A Mohammeda i was taken to hospital yesterday following a heating from his wife with an irop bar.
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    A SENTENCE REDUCED.
    1318 4 JUDGE'S REVISION. "COMPLETE DISREGARD OF THE LAW." Mr. .Justice a' Beckett Terrell delivered judgment m the Supreme Court, on Saturday, m the revision of the case m which Xadaison was convicted and sentenced by the District Judge to 12 months' rigorous imprisonment and two years' police supervision
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    POLICE OFFICER CHARGED.
    253 4 DISTRICT COURI ALLEGATION Or HUSH MONEY CASE POSTPONED Allegations thai was m th< hit r»f i money" from bu i i us-drivers, v< i. Mr. < Wilson, the < trie! Judgfe, on Sal inspector Koon <it' th< Branch, was charged false information servant, namely, AD. dith, the
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    FORTUNATE ESCAPE.
    85 4 European Injured NX fin Car Skids. i From < >ur <Iw 1 < 'orro Penang, Satu Mr. A .1. Drake, firm of Pi esgrave and M I ad a fort unate esca ing while driving his mo?< uhmg Farquhar St reel E. and < Hotel wh< n ed
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    IRAK AND U.S.
    82 4 Substance of American Claim Disposed Of. London. Ft Reutei 's Agency learns correspondence between tl ed States and Great B relating to Irak ha- been warde I to the League M i < Commission. The Amei icai is apparently designed to I United States' no: it ion
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    THE CAPITOL.
    123 4 AT THE CINEMA Sherlock Holme* of wits with Profi foi ms the basis of the '"'I he Sleeping Card i opened a: the Capitol and it proves one of tl entertaining mystery p ha been seen hei U day. Most of those who tiu- picture will have othei
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    MILLIONS OF LIVES SAVED.
    157 5 MIL L IONS OF LIVES SAVED. 1 \i. STRIDES. ■FEV;r".VV by a DOCTOR. mat Bj ORATION. 1 1 j Mail.) I Oct. 19. f ea made ■▼ii m the ■pn I New |r. Officer Wk Hai ■*> feast WW I i rated m I i dis- iho m the deliM
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    ALLEGED TOKIO PLOT.
    941 5 POLICE DISCOVERY WELL-KNOWN MYSTIC'S SON ARRESTED. Tokio, Saturday. !i ported to ha learned of a icrious intrigue, police this mornled the iv- idence of the .no of the veteran reactionary leader. sum Toyama, and the headquarters of one oi Toyama's «>,•• sanitations. Several arrests were made including
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    FRENCH PREMIER'S TRIBUTE.
    190 5 BRITAIN'S PLEDGE. "THE VALUE OF HER SIGNATURE." Toulouse, Sunday. The facl that agreement hat already been reached on e*»en tial point's m negotiation, for :> pact ot* non-a.wession with Russia was revealed by M. Herriot m a survey of foreign affairs at a Radical-Socialist congress m the
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    INDIAN BISHOP RAISES A STORM.
    652 5 CRITICISM OF EUROPEAN WOMEN'S CLOTHES. A SLANDER DEVOID OF TRUTH. Indignation has been created m AngJc -Indian circles m England by a statement mad" at Liverpool by Bishop J. S. C. Bannerji. of Lahore, regarding the "ofasceae" dresses which, he said, are worn l>\ European
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    MEANS TEST RIOTS IN LONDON.
    62 5 The police arrested several unemployed demonstrators and Communists daring a disturbance m St. George*! Circus. London, while a precession was marching to the County Hall to protest against the means test. Shops were looted and the police were stoned. bovc one of the demonstrators is
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    CAR HOOTER.
    105 5 Falling Roof Gives Fire Alarm. When a fire occurred m the garage of the Nepeul Hotel, Torquay, timber from the roof fell on the button of a motor-car hooter. One of the guests, Mrs. E. Rigg, of Tunnard Street, I?oston, Lincolnhire, was awakened by the sound of the
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    COTTON PEACE.
    18 5 London, Saturday. The cot lon strike has ended and work is being resumed on Monday. Reuter
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    DUTIABLE TOBACCO.
    133 5 Surprise for Chinese At Quay. A Chinese who lan led at Boat Quay from his koleh on Friday found two revenue officers awaiting him. There were two large boxes at the back of the oat and both had fresh fish at the top. The fish was removed and
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    FUTURE OF SHANGHAI.
    109 5 DISTRICT COURT. I ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE. London, Saturday. The question of the administration of justice m the Inter- 1 national Settlement of Shanghai will be raised m Parliament o i M rviay by Mr. J. S. Wardla v- Milne (Cons.) who will ask the I Foreign Secretary
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    CHINESE CHARGED.
    226 5 Alleged Possession Of Tobacco. Four Chinese appeared befor! Mr. C. Wilson, the Criminal District Judge, on Saturday, on a charge of possession of 260 li-. of dutiable tobacco. They cla mt r| trial, and the hearing was Axed for Wednesday. 1 ail m the sum of $250 each
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    INDIA CONFERENCE.
    70 5 List of British Delegates* London, Friday. The list of British delegateat the forthcoming- Indian RoundTable Conference comprises Mr MacDoaald (president), Lord Sankey, Sir Samuel Hoare, Lord llailsham. Sir John Simon. Lord Irwin, Mr. .1. C. Davidson, and Mr. R. A. Butler as Governmeil delegates and Lord Winterton, Lord
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    EXCITEMENT IN ATJEH.
    180 5 RELIGIOUS ISSUE. MOHAMMEDANS ANGRY. OLD CULT REVIVED. Prom t >ur < )wn ci i < poll ;t .1 > .M< dan, Oct. In At |eh, one of the mo re less pi ovince of the D.K.I citement pi evai! on u< m ti propaganda by a i»n
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    QUEEN MARIE.
    58 5 SERIOUSLY ILL AT CARLSBAD. < 'arlsbad, Sat urda Queen Marie of Yugo-Slavia stated to be vry ill utfei intf from gall Btoi specialist was summoned by tele phono al'tc- her arrival. A Caecho-Slovakian Foreign OfTn official admitted unofficially tha< the special precaut ion taken m connection with the
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    Yugo-Slavia Rumours.
    176 5 London, Fi iday. All the Central European i tats are humming with rumour of impending development n Yugo-Slavia, where the tion, grown worse during th« past year, culminated m a I net crisis ye terday. Coincidently, Queen Ma rie ha suddenly and myst< i io ly d< pa
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    FREE STATE WOES.
    120 6 Taxpayers to Foot Export Bounties. Dublin, Tuesday. An increase m the number of unemployed m the Irish Free State from .°,0,000 to BX.OOO during the pji<i seven months will be one of the many difficult problems facing the Cabinet, which has met to discuss plans for the
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    NEVADA BANKS.
    96 6 i losed Pending: Reorganisation. Reno, Nevada, Tuesday. "Business and bank holidays" until Nov. 12 throughout the State of Nevada have been declared by the Lieutenant Governor m order to protect business, bank depositors and the people of the State, pending reorganisation of eleven banks of which Mr. George
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    27 6 Moscow, Saturday. The death sentence on the stationm*4>r, Buk lov, who caused the wracking of the Black Sea express on Oct Sl, has been earned out.— Reuter
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    FLOGGING FOR YOUNG MOTOR BANDIT.
    1061 6 BRUTAL ATTACK ON ROAD AT MIDNIGHT. CIGARETTE SIGNAL TO STOP. Hard labour and 12 lashes with the "cat" was tho punishment meted out at Bedford Assizes to a young motor bandit who had made a brutal attack on a motorist. He stopped the motorist at
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    WED AT EIGHTY.
    192 6 ADMIRAL SIR GEORGE EGERTON. (By Air Mail.) London, Oct. Li".. Admiral Sir George le Clerc Egerton, who was ho la*t week, was married at the parish church. Ringwood, Hants, yesterday, to Mrs. Margaret Stella Prentice, widow of Mr. R. W. Prentice, and daughter of the late Colonel
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    NEW GOLD REEF DISCOVERY.
    454 6 RAND FIELD. SCIENTISTS STRIKE. EXPERTS CAUTIOUS. (By Air Mail.) London, Oct. 23. Potential ore reserves estimated at, roughly, 278,000,000 tons are said to lie m the extension of the Wit waters rand Mam Keef, the discovery of which is reported m a newspaper here, states the
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    SIR G. DANCE.
    246 6 DEATH OF MUSICAL COMEDY PIONEER. I By Air Mail). London, 0< t. 2.). With the death last evening of Sir George Dance, the famous theatrical manager and author, another link with the entertainment world of 20 years ago is broken. Perhaps the best tribute to him is
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    QUICKER TRAINS.
    82 6 Speed Up It! iHm Europe. Brussels At railway eoi cent ly ai Brussel th( gat ion proposed a i the time t:ii»lc of tra eastern and western Poland. The prop' mean a considerable on the journey. The conference \n eial meeting m 11. to study the prone k
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    A RUMOUR DENIED.
    49 6 A report thai Schleicher, the I of Defence, stand interviewed lini and the 1 ter is authorita Renter. A i The Turkish 1 1 cck l rated the of the openini National Assembly from Con ip« aki is emphn complete Iran foi kisli life ilui Aneta-Trans-Ocean
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    ANOTHER BIG WIN FOR ARSENAL.
    1049 7 ILeague leaderships unchanged. LtON VILLA'S SIX GOALS. I ihcir big ieere last week when they beat Lceceatee oaN to two tlu- Xr^nal this week meY ,1 Wanderers and won by seven goals t« no Aston West romuif, 1.,., wmk% Qn Saturday ph", r him Blackpool.
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    FOOTBALL.
    402 7 PERANAKANS BEATEN BY D. BAHAR. D. Hahar I; Spore I'kans 0. At the Jalar Besar Stadium yesterday afternoon, Darul Baha: gave a very clever exhibition of football to beat the Singapore Peranakans by five clear goals m an A division of the M. p. a league. The Peranakans were
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    BELGRADE NERVOUS
    87 7 Feared Attempt to Blow Up Parliament. Belgrade, Tuesday. An attempt to blow up or otherwise damage the Jugoslav Parliament is feared by many people here as a consequence of the reported arrival is Belgrade of a large number of Macedonian Comitadjiff, supporters of Michailoff, who are determined, it
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    PENANG WIN.
    255 7 Inier-State Game Wilh Perak. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, Saturday.* The inter-State football match between Penang and Perak was played here this afternoon m fine weather and resulted u\ a win for Penang by lour goals to one. The proceeds of the match were m aid of the
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    GREAT STRUGGLE.
    152 7 Final of Selagnor F.A. Cup. (Frew Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. The final m the Selangor Foot* ball Association Cup competition played this afternoon at the Stadium between the S.C.R.C. and the Kuala Rovers produced b area! struggle and ultimately resulted m a goalless draw. The game
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