Singapore Daily News, 8 November 1932

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    11 1 The SINGAPORE Daily News 32 TUESDAY, NOV. BTH, 1932. 5 CENTS.
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    Our Ideas
    473 1 i < newed anToi t to iin of con! i i production have railed any excitement m to be wonlake a far uin than t Hal lie v. nd by the <•<>) ies (rondent of t)u- •<> mo\ c local pro- than a yawn. indu 1 1 y
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    COMMUNISTS GAIN AND NAZIS LOSE IN GERMAN ELECTION.
    715 1 DEADLOCK CONTINUES. GOVERNMENT STltt FACED WITH BIG HOSTILE MAJORITY. the I'arli.min/ S2s*" ™t relieved ures of <h n fV dead J° <k ,hou h noteworthy f earn .d n,, in e d< iniU dedinc m '"•'"ism and n.,.n. h-? (0m T U
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    THE JEMCHUG.
    101 1 War Wnck To Be Salvaged. Salvage operations have begun at Peamag ljn the Russian gSUaboet Jemchug which was sunk by the Kmdt-n which made a surprise attack on the Northern port m the earl] days of the war. The Kmdcn entered the harbour at daybreak unchallenged, beinu mistaken
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    HITLER'S LAWS.
    142 1 HITLER 'S LAWS. Nazi Poll Down B> Over 2,000,000. Tho total poll was 79 per cent, compared with 84 per cent, on Aug. 81, giving 582 members of the Reichstag compared with 608. All leaders are automatically re-elected on the party lists. Though abstentions may account for some portion of
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    LALL SINGH'S RETURN.
    450 1 BIG WELCOME. 'TOUR A GREAT EXPERIENCE." SPORTING CROWDS. Lall Singh, who went to England eleven months ago with the All-India cricket team, has returned to Malaya. He electrified the English crowds with hi-, agility and bareness m the lield and below he tells of his impressions of
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    WHICH?
    21 1 Today America chooses a president. Die two principal c;nu!i<W| are Air. Herbert Hoover (Republican), left, and Franklin I). Roosivelt (Democrat).
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    MANCHUKUO LOAN.
    69 1 Japanese Invitation To Foreign Hanks. Tokio. A syndicate of leading Japanese banks has tentatively agreed to loan Manchukuo thirty million yen m a five per cent, issue at ninc^\seven, redeemable m five yours. The security ia the salt ?>nd opium revenue. It is reported that the Yokohama Specie
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    MODERN ROBINSON CRUSOE.
    97 1 REFUSED RESCUE. SPEECH LOST: ONLY ABLE TO GRUNT. Paiis, Nov. 2. The French cargo steamer Toeola was forced by lack of ■rater to send a party ashore on the island of Etinea, ofl' the (hilt _.n coast. The party found a man m a half savage state
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    "NO LEADING STRINGS."
    168 1 SIR S. WILSON. LUNCH WITH S.S. (P.) A. GOVERNOR DECLINES When Sir Samuel Wilson, Permanent Under-Secretary to the Colonial Oflice, left London on Oct. 20 for Malaya to inquire into local problems he declared to the London correspondent af the Straits Times that he was not going
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    SHANGHAI.
    175 1 ABUSE REMEDIES BEING CONSIDERED. London. Monday. Replying m the Rouse of Commons to Mr. J. S. Wardlaw-Milne (Co s.) regarding the International Settlement m Shanghai, Si;- John Simon said notice had not l>oen given to terminate the agreement. Proper measures to remedy existing abuses were under consideration and had
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    U.S. AND FAR EAST.
    75 1 Policy on iYlaiichurian Conflict* Geneva, Friday. The American disarmament delegate has had repeated conversations with the League of Nations' general secretary regard' in*r the Importance of the Manchuria?!' conflict m connection with the policy of the Unite 1 States. He also discussed the condition! of American
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    BANGKOK EN FETE.
    71 1 Celebration of Kinpfs Itirllidav. (Prom Our Own Correspondent). Bangkok, Monday. Preparation- for the King's birth lay tomorrow are complete and the town is beflagged and illuminated. It was at first the intention on the score of cco»;omy to have no illuminations, hot the Governmenl persuaded h\< Majesty
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    Others' Ideas
    600 1 An hteresting story— hulf legend and hall f a <-,_ < 01u ri •ng Ihe l.ion Daj „f < hinn." he I ikOMN, iv i„| f i„ fh( f lowing art ii'lt* k« <•. <r Nt it iteonret Harmsworth, a nephcu „f the ate Lord NeetheliaTe. M r
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      16 1 RUBBER Closed m London 1.,-t nighl ;,t 2 19/32 (Spot) MarkH Me**) Cross rate: ii' »S.eSU
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      181 1 RENE ULLMANN'S SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT THIS IS THE 10TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE OPENING OF OUR FIRM TO CELEBRATE THIS OCCASION WE ARE HOLDING A SPECIAL SALE AND OFFER TO OUR CLIENTS A UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY OF BUYING THEIR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS AT SURPRISINGLY LOW PRICES. AT THIS GREAT COMBINED X'MAS AND ANNIVERSARY SALE
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      19 1 TIN Closed m London last night at £153 7s. 6d. (Spot) £154 Cl MONTHS) Silver: IK'/, 18% (2 months)
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    FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
    617 2 LOCAL SHARE AND COMMODITY MARKETS REVIEWED. Spot rubber closed 5 32 tip m l/ojidon lasl night at 2 19/32 ordintj to cable from our I London correspondent. Saturday's [ifi(( v.a- 2 7 iC The nsarket is t;-H«!y wid 1 *h" forward price follow? i c.i, .Mar. 2
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    SHARE PRICES.
    262 2 Middle Quotations On Monday. Middle pric.-^ of local Issues were follows m Bicrapore on Monday, urenrdine tn Pras< Co*i list: mKING. r\sam Kumbang 67/-, Auatral Main; 19 Ayr Ritaw '1 'm 1 1 *'>. Kanrrn Tin 14, Batang Padanf u.oT'... Katu Cave.^ D.40., Hukit Aranx ".}«> (nom.) li'jr.nuh
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    CHINESE PRODUCE
    76 2 EXCHANGE PRICES. 12 noon, Nov. 7, 1932. Buyers Sellers j Gambicr 5.50 Java Cube 10.00 Hamburg Cube 10.50 afontoh White Pepper tSJLW White Popper 22.50 Black Pepper 18.00 Mixed Black Pepper 15.00 Sundries! Copra .VnO 5.80 Mixed Copra 5.25 5.25 Small Flyke Tap _L Kair n 3 25
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    42 2 Monday's exchange rate.- included the following: London, 4 months' sight 2 3 31/32 London 3 months' sight 2/3 15/J6 London, GO days' sight 23 29 '32 London, 30 days' sight 2/3 7/8 London, demand 2/3 27/32 London, T.T. 2/3 )j/|a
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    U. S. STOCKS.
    193 2 New York, Oct. 24. Today's closing" prices: liar Silver 27 Vh Demand Sterling .'Jo2 7/ s Centrifugal Sugar 3.12 Spot Cotton 6.20 Call Money 1 Spot Rubber Blank Cottonseed Oil Spot 3.6S STOCKS. American Can Common 50 l 2 American Smelter 14% American Sugar 21% American Tel.
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    CAR THAT DRIVES ITSELF.
    380 2 CAR THAT DRIVES ITSELF. NO DECLUTCHING. CHANGES GEAR WHEN IT MEETS A HILL. (Xv Air Mail.) London, Oct. 23 Gliding around London today is a motor-car which looks like any other up-to-date model. Yet it ia the most modern m the world, two stages ahead of the most advanced model
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    U.S. COMPLAINT.
    142 2 Cheap Lamps Import* <l From Japan. Washington, Oct. 20. Complaint that the importation Of cheap incandescent lamps from Japan was injuring American industry was made today before Commissioner P. X. A. Kibe by representatives of American manufacturers. They testified that Japanese importations amounted now to about 20 per
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    TEAR GAS BOMBS.
    129 2 Opening of Opera In Germany Delayed. Wnppertal, Germany, Oct 21. The opening of a performance 01 the opera "Salome," m which Jovita Fuentes, a Filipino ringer vas the star, was delayed for ninety minutes tonight when tear gai capsules were released a^ the curtain was raised. Police
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    VIENNA RIOTS.
    50 2 Plain-Clothes Police At YT University. Vienna, Tuesday. lMfty special plain-clothes police have been appointed for duty at Vienna University following protests from the Governments of the United States, Rumania, Poland, Bulgaria and Yugoalava against injuries received by students of these countries m anti-Jewish demons! rat ions.— Renter Wireless
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      248 2 ADVERTISING. SIR HIGHAM ON POWER OF THE PRESS. Sir Charles Higham, speaking; on "Co-operating Advertising" at the Regent Advertising Club, said the Press was the mightiest force m selling and the cheapest. Co-operative advertising was essentially Press advertising*. The "Eat more Fruit," "Buy a British Car," "Feed more Bran," and
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      333 2 THE SINGAPOae Paily News. Head Office: 7H Singapore lISI-5152 Tel: TlaieV 5it,,..,,,,,,,. Kuala Lumpur Office th\ Javi <t,. PllOlie ;i, si rftiu iopi'os ir \i i Payable ia mi an< I al J? del. Monthly fi.r.n Quarterly |4 Half-yearly $;u, n Single Copy, All communication! business matters, ci subscribtions, cccoui
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      162 2 PASSENGERS. The following pg^atssjerj arriejd m Singapore by the Dollar Line President Adams: Mr. O. Aamo.it. Miss M. V. Bandhauer, Mrs. .J. 1.. Buntin X Miss J. M. Bunting, Mr. v. Colyer, Mr. a. I. Dickinson, Mr. md Mrs. G. Walter Mr. W. T. Goodwin, Miss A. von H;irtw lir
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      588 2 SHIPPING LIST. PENDING ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES. The following passenger sailing* For -Europe. I*, and 0. S. N. Coy's Rpjputana (Nov. 1 1 i. N.Y.K.: Terukuni Maru (Nov. 16), Hakusan Maru 'Dec. 1). Hamburg Ameriku Line: Rheinland Nov. 18). Bast Asiatic Co.. Ltd. Erria (Nov. IS). Blue Funnel: Philoctetes i Nov.
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      533 2 THE WEEK'S ENGAGEMENTS. \Vednenday, November 9. Rotary Tiffin, Adelphi Hotel, 1 p.m. Municipal P.udget meeting, 2.lf> p.m. Tanglin Tit-bits at. Victoria Theatre, 9.30. p.m. Thursday, November 10. St. Andrew's Society practice dance. Adelphi Hotel, "i.4r» p.m. SPORTING EVENTS. Today, November 9. Billiards: S.C.C. tnurnamfrt finals, 0.15 p.m. Rugby: S.C.C. tournament,
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      191 2 MAILS. Mails close m Singapore Today. Anamba and Nauir.a Islands (Scott Harlej I 9 a.m. Siam (except l.owt.r Siam) I Katoag) 1 1 a.m. Tembilaaan A Rengat I Honp Ckuan > i p ni North. N.-East and N.-West Sumatra, Ceylon, Egypt, Europe and Great Britain Clytoneus) 2 p.m. Ceylon and
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    SUPERIOR IN EVERY DEPARTMENT.
    1502 3 uß.a:s four goal win OVER S.C.C. CLUB'S GOALKEEPER SHINES. r-oV;^ -c ow lane vesterda, by four g«.als nil TT^flCr^JT d fell and Has responsible for a ,y WlSnt the Police depot the Medical College Inion L oals two and at Raffles Ce4lo*7?hel hom7Te.-Twl h) three g<*al*
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    ALL OUT FOR 290.
    93 3 Sonth Australia Follow On. Adelaide. Monday. c< ntinaing their reply te the VI.C.C. s tiil for nine declared. South Australia toda> carried their overnight total of lfi for two to 20ti for live at the luncheon interval and wire tinally all out for 290. Richardson made
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    PARIS TENNIS.
    92 3 Japanese Loses In Quarter Finals. T Paris, Friday. Ihe match between Andre Merlin (France) and Yamanishi (Japan) m the quarter finals of the covered courts championship here was extremely interesting. Although Yamanishi was tired after a hard match m the men's doubles, he played well to win the
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    S.C.C. ASSOCIATES.
    34 3 Confirmation Of By-Laws. A meeting of the aaaocial members of ihe Singapore Golf riuh was held hist night to confirm the by-laws of the section. Misa If. A. S. Law. captain, presided.
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    CHARITY FOOTBALL.
    33 3 A chanty football match m aid of the Non-European Relief Fund between Rallies and Anglo-Chi-nese school will be held on Nov. at the Jalan Besar Stadium. Admission 20 and 10 cts.
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    RACE WITHOUT A BEAT.
    621 3 "A BIT FLAT." KATHLEENS WIN. BETZY CAPSIZES. In spite of glorious sailing weather the racing on Sunday morning of both classes was rather spoilt by the courses not containing a beat, the actual sailing was most enjoyable but a race without a beat is like a
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    RUGBY.
    173 3 The Governmenl Monopolies Sports Club defeated the Kota Raja Club m a Rugby match on the Victoria Bridge School ground on Monday by 11 points (one goal and two tries) to 10 points (two goals.) The following was the G.M.S.C. team Johari C A. Carey, Kasran, H. A. Rahim,
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    NEWCOMERS FROM MANILA.
    258 3 BOXING. LAST NIGHT'S FIGHTS AT GREAT WORLD. Two boxer-newcomers from Manila made their how at the Great World stadium last night, when a number of contests were staged m aid of the Poppy Day Fund. Con Cordero, who will meet Al Rivers on Armistice Day night, boxed
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    LOCAL GOLF.
    307 3 GARRISON CLUB VS. ISLAND CLUB. The following are the results cf the match played between the Garrison Golf Club'and the Island Clul on Sunday over the Island Course. Garrison players mentioned first. S. P. Holme,. Smith and C. B. Maxwell 0 .J. T. Smith and Dr. S. I.
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    BACK TO EARTH.
    79 3 Cliao kjint! \lr<'ls A GhoHl of His l\tsi. Cologne, Saturday. Ghosts of h'\< past have risen up against the Buddhist monk Chao Kung, otherwise I. G. TrebitschLincom, who has been arrested i n a warrant sworn by a Dutch merchant. The latter alleges that the adventurer still
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    SELF-CONFESSED.
    62 3 Spy for Soviet Sentenced. Warsaw, Friday. A conscience-striken army reserve officer, Captain Rudnicki, has charged himself with espionage nnd the murder of Polish citizens m his capacity as Ogpu Commissar and also with committing bigamy four times. Rudnicki, who has been carrying on espionage since 11*2*. when he was
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    FACTION FIGHT.
    103 3 Coolies Dispute In Market Street. A tight arose I •en 1" to coolies m M trkci Sl sl 9.30 yesterday morning but Mien- we re no ion < a lall ><• It a| pes r h<■ a r ,T > of Hoi kien cooli< to do certain work
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    TRADE WITH RUSSIA.
    53 3 gotiationfi for \«»w Treaty. Moscow, Friday. P• atiotil for J R i ian rnmmar rial fti i«• ary Great Britain 1 denouncenssnt r opensputy chairman C mn. c Mr. Metcsll i that Great Brisired n treaty to ,'Hv and to than the former arrangement, a to present
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    AT THE CINEMA.
    70 4 THE ALHAMBRA. In the past the Alhambra has had much success m running double feature programmes and last nitfht another such entertainment opened. Two full length pictures are offered, "Hi-h Speed" ami "Love Affair." "High Speed" is a thrilling and well-acted story of the motor-racing track featuring
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    WOMEN FREED.
    216 4 CHANDU-CARRYING WAISTCOAT. Tho Chief Justice (Sir William Murison) quashed the conviction and sentence imposed hy the District Judge on two Chinese women, Hoh Ah Boon and Huh San Key, for being concerned m the removal of non-Government chandu. Mr. S. Kung appeared for the appellants and Mr. I\
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    THE EUROPE.
    74 4 Substitute For Mr. H. R. Waring. In the Suprema Court this morning before the Chief Justice Mr. L Crawford was substituted as special manage- of he Europe Hotel m place of Mr. 11. R. Waring. Mr. E. N. Taylor, the Assistant Official Assignee, who made the application before
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    SIAMESE COMMUNISTS.
    36 4 (From Our Own Corresponden Bangkok, Monday. Local Communists were again active during the weekend documents extolling the glories of the Soviet regime being found scattered throughout the town all signed "Communist Party of Siam."
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    EIGHTEEN -YEAR-OLD GIRL CONVICTED OF THEFT.
    1390 4 DISTRICT JUDGE HOPES SHE MAY BE ADMITTED TO HOME. LOCAL COURT CASES. A hope that she might be admitted to the Po Leung Kuk home was expressed by the District Judge yesterday when he deferred sentence on an 18-year-old girl who was convicted of
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    COOLIES HURT.
    97 4 SLEEPING CHINESE HIT WITH IRON BAR. Two Indian coolies who were riding on a trailer attached to a lorry were slightly injured and taken to hospital yesterday when the trailer broke loose crashed against a wall and threw the men off. A five-year-old Chinese girl was taken to
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    SPIRIT OF FUN.
    22 4 X rachi, M< nday. The Spirit of Fun has arrived and departs for Cwadur. Balu chistan, this afternoon. Reuter
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    18 4 A group of merchants is forcing a company to manufacture paper from Siamese products, telegraphs om Bangkok correspondent.
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    BIG FIRE.
    82 4 ATTAP HOUSES I GUTTED. I A serious iir; broke day m a settler.fi it houses m Ki.u Xi Balestier Road, i ecupieci. most part, by < hinese In response to a after tour o'clock, two hurried to the X but, I that the Are had sunn ous proportions,
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    COTTON STRIKE OVER
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      105 4 LAW NOTICE. Before the Chief Justice m the Ist Court at 11 a.m. S. 51 8 SO— Re; estate cf Lim Sam Pang, deceased. Ong Boon Seng on. vs Lim Lian Keng etc. Before Mr. J ust ice Whitley iin the 2nd. Court at 11 a.m. Assizes: -Khor Teng Quae.
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    LIFE-LINES NOT USED.
    93 5 LIFE-LINES NOT USED. 11l \in;\ < OOLIES. ON MAN WHO 60 FEET. I ath by miaad- i ned by the m a 1 'hiii >iTing Sing, through a 60Bukit Makau the quarry j that he had i tare of the f distance B who was I wo Suddenly, j* upon
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    OPERA STAR DIES.
    131 5 M-LEGED VICTIM OF HUSBAND'S BULLET. Berlin, Thursday. l-'rau (iertrude j alleged to have i husband, died tcReuter Wireless. ernagel, the Geri of world fame, was been shot on Oct. -hand m front of fie i the Charlottenburg > rtrude Binder- .is old, was of Germany's forcngers. '"■•k
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    BREACH OF TRUST.
    22 5 I' ipondent.) ban, Monday. c 'l«*rk m a Chinese 10 three ■mpri onmenf on 'he sentences for criminal involving
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    FRENCH ALARM.
    223 5 POLISH FOREIGN RELATIONS. Warsa, Wednesday. Hie Foreign .Minister. M. Augu I Zaleskai, has resigned on the ground of a badly needed rest after six years' political activity.He has expressed his intentions of collaborating with the Government us a member of the Senate. M. Joseph Hecks*. us, a high
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    MR. MACDONALD.
    176 5 Feared Eye-Sight Is Deteriorating. London, Friday. Mr. Baldwin will replace Mr. MacOonald as the principal guest at the Lord Mayor's Banquet at the Guildhall on Wednesday. It was previously announced that, m deference to the advice of his doctors, Mr. Ramsay MacDonald would not attend the Lord Mayor's
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    STRANDED STEAMER
    50 5 Passengers and Crew In Grave Danger. Oslo, Nov. 3. The latest reports from Spitsbergen describe the position Of the Russian steamer Tovantch Stalin, which grounded ofl Kings Bay with 12H passengers an<{ a crew of W, as desperate. Ine attempts of tmwP-»* M retted tho vessel failed. Aneta-Tians-Ocean
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    MISS MALAYA AT BIG FRUIT SHOW.
    40 5 Malaya- stall at (lie Imperial frail Sho» m ItirminKham rcccatly allra.t< l muHi altoniion \..»n '•'••<»ni>l- <h"c »as Miss Mrlay.. a liirmin^han, airl ip ju^ "I .i^ZanV^ a conversation with the officials m Malay.
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    ST. GEORGE'S SOCIETY.
    451 5 ANNUAL MEETING. FLOURISHING FINANCIAL CONDITION. The annual general meeting of ihe Royal Society of St. George (Singapore branch) was held ai the S.< <\ yesterday with Mr. H. Bcwrey, the president; m the chair. The chairman addressed the meeting as follows: president I have very little o
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    ITALIAN AMNESTY.
    113 5 Six Thousand Offered Pardon, Rome, Sunday. It is believed that over 6,000 people are affected by the amnesty decree. Details show that perso is undergoing- not more than five years will have their sentences remitted, those sentenced to between five and ten years will have three ears' remission
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    MANY KOREANS JOIN CHINESE.
    515 5 .HAILUN ATTACKED. MANCHUKUO LOSSES. BRIGADES MUTINY. Shanghai, Monday. The combined force, of General.* Wane; Teh-lin (commander of the Kirin National Salvation Army) Kung Chang-hai, and Yiu Pingchin (h(ith Volunteei leaders) took the towns of Wukimei and Taokao and are now advancing on Hailun (100 miles north,
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    MR. HOOVER MORE CONFIDENT.
    353 5 A DAY'S REST. EVE OF POLL IN UNITED STATES. New York. Sunday Mr. Roosevelt's election is a foregone conclusion m the opinion of the foremost political analysts, who state that nothing fchort of a miracle vote could r<t leet Mr. Hoover. Thai Mr. Roosevelt will be
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    NIOBE COMMANDER.
    48 5 Acquitted by Court Martial. London, Thursday. Captain Ruhfus, of' the training ship Xiobe, which sank with the loss of til lives, has been acquitted by the court martial at Kiel on the charge of neglect of duty. The Court held him to be blameless. Renter Wireless
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    Promethee Disaster.
    34 5 Paris, Saturday. Lieut. -Comdr. Cousdel, commander of the submarine Prometheo, which foundered with all hands off Calais during trials, was exonerated from all blame by a conn mir. tial at Cherbourg.- Aneta-Trans-Ocean
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    WELLS DRY UP.
    46 5 Athens, Saturday. The trials of the inhabitants of the earthejuake-stricken Chalcidico peninsula have been added to, all wells going dry as a result of recurrent minor tremors of the last few days. The authorities are rushing drinking water to the affected area.- Aneta-Trans-Ocean
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    BAIL ESTREATED.
    204 5 APPELLANT WHO DID NOT APPEAR. His hicf Jusu v (Sir William Monsop) m thc Supreme Court t] Ofde ed c treatment of the bail of $3,000 m the case i i which Luc, Nan Kon- disappeared after appealing against the conviction aid sentence imposed by the District Judge
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    VON GRONAU.
    93 5 German Airman At -Rome. Rome, Saturday. The German airman von Granau completed the last stage but one ol his west to east flight when He came down on Friday afternoon at the air base at Ostia. He was received by a large crowd. and the Air Minister, General
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    KREUGER DIRECTOR.
    73 5 Alleged to Hav<» Mont?) Abroad. Stockholm, Saturday The former director of the Kreuger combine, Huldt, w:i~ found guilty by the Stockholm distiiet court of having connive! m Ivar Kreuger's fradulent transactions and sentenced to 12 months' hard labour. Huldt was ordered to repay to the Continent Investment Corporation
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    PRINCE HENRY'S HOLIDAY.
    102 5 BIG CAME TRIP. EXPEDITION TO SUDAN. London, Thursday, me Duke of Gloucester will Mart on his third hunting cxpedi- "<"■ to Africa after Christ wnen he will leave England for v shooting expedition m the Sudan accompanied by Captain E VV Brooke, the big-game hunter, who was
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    INDIAN TEA.
    131 5 INDUSTRY SAVED BY OTTAWA. Xew Delhi, Monday. A resolution urging acceptance of th< Ottawa agreement* was moved by Sir Joseph Bh< ie who del-red that without the pre ference secured sl Ottawa the tea Industry might, have met ir retries able disaster. Sir Joseph d< r <d t^at
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    NEW SPEED PLANE.
    64 5 Berlin, Nov. The Junker works have completed the first of a new type pf speed plane built for the Lustn ansa German Air Corporation, it i- an all-metal machine with a special under-carriage whi<£i withdrawn during flight. The machine is equipped with an air-cooled 450 h.p. Prist-.
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    68 5 Brisbane, Friday. The death Is announced at the sge of :»7 of Fran Luise Wend landt-Homann, nee Hansen, irbo earned the affectionate title ol "Mother of Germans abroad" and worked for many vcars m South America and South Africa. She was m the Hermansburg mission tinder Louifl Harms Ul Cape
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    NO AGREEMENT AT GENEVA.
    327 6 FRENCH PLAN. ACADEMIC DEBATE ON DISARMAMENT. Geneva, Saturday. Another corner ol the veil .surrounding; the French disarmament plan was lifted on I'ridav by the French Minister of War. M. Paul Boncour, addressing public session id the Disarmament Conference. He spoke for an hour without ones referring
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    JUROR WHO HAD AN INTEREST.
    1987 6 JUROR WHO HAD AN INTEREST. CASE FOR PROSECUTION STOPPED. INCIDENT AT ASSIZES. A most unusual incident aro<e m the course of the hearing at the Singapore Assizes yesterday before Mr. Justice Whitley of indictments for forgery, using as genuine a forged document, and falsification of accounts against Khor Teng Quee,
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    WILD DISORDER IN BERLIN.
    241 6 STRIKE VIOLENCE. 4 DEAD: MANY INJURED. POLICE FIRE ON MOB Berlin, Sunday. Tlie bus, tram and underground service was suspended at 8 p.m. after stones had been thrown .it the trains m tho afternoon. The police were obliged to fire three times, but there were no
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    FRANCE AND SPAIN.
    171 6 ResaltQ oi M. Herriot's Visit. Paris, Friday. While the Premier, M. Herriot and the majority of the momhers of ihe Cabinet were attend ing the annual convention of the Radical (Socialist party at Toulouse, the French Press is dealing at length with the results of the Premier's
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    NORTH SEA RESCUE.
    75 6 (r< rman Ship Saves 16 Gothlandere. Stockholm, Wednesday. The German steamer Bothilda Russ succeeded m finding an 1 saving a party of 16 young- Gothlanders who were reported miss* ing- after visiting: the Soviet Russian warships riding at anchor seme miles off the coast. The Stockholm Press
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    GRAF ZEPPELIN.
    101 6 RETURNS FROM FINAL TRIP THIS YEAR. Preidrichshafen, Thursday Carrying- 2] passengers, including Colonel the Master of Sempill, the Graf Zeppelin arrived here safely this afternoon from h•ninth and last trip across the Atlantic to South America this year, which is proposed to be increased to ir> during next
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    "DEPUTIES."
    102 6 Turkish Politicians^ <<oiitr<|<>iii|>*. Angora, Wednesday. Ar, amusing: contretemps occurred at a review here. A stan 1 had been specially reserved for members of the Assembly, but when the latter arrived they town i it aJready packed with a ants who had streamed m from all ovi r Anatolia to
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    BANDITS CHECKED.
    81 6 Berlia Puis a Slop To Qw Thefts. Berlin, Thurs [lay. The promulgation of new emergency decrees threatening d.astic punishment to motor-car thieves, including alleg-ed joy riders, has, had a signal effect on car bandits, who nig;ht after night during the last few yionths had gathered an increasingly rich
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    HERR VON HOESCH.
    65 6 German Ambassador To London. I-ondon, Thursday. The now German envoy to the Court of St. .lames and former German Ambassador m Paris, Herr von Tloesch, arrived here on Wednesday and was welcomed by the Master of Ceremonies, as well as the personnel of the German Embassy and
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    U.S. And Italy.
    28 6 Rome, Monday. Mr. Norman Davis has arrived to discuss disarmament with Signer Mussolini personally a continuation of the talks begun m London and Paris. Reuter
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    GERMANY AND DISARMAMENT.
    173 6 GERMANY AND DISARM AMENT. cubed hy Herr von Papen as an effort to establish "controlled individualism" as against collectivism, which he resolutely onnoses. Aneta-Trans-Ocean PARITY 01 VON PAPEN NEW DIPLOI Excelsior p signature <<;' it i: dent an interv celloi rlei i he expresse will prove i assigned tai The
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    DESERT SECRETS.
    91 7 wwi ln!n i nknown Smliiii. Friday. of neounl ry Sudan 1,. xpedil ion eight liritish officers led hy Major BajrnoM. They left Cairo on Sept. 27 m four motor-cars m an attempt to solve the secrets of the South Libyan Desert. The expedition visited the Goraan country <m
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    SOVIET STEAMERS.
    100 7 For Serviec In Far Kast. Bremen, Friday. Interest h:»< been aroused hy the sale to the Soviet Union of the North German Lloyd steamer Aniialt. 16.501) tons which is; intended hy Russians for service m Far Eastern Waters. Negotiations are proceeding for the asfle of the North German
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    COMMUNISTS SENTENCED.
    841 7 YOUTHFUL "REDS." SEDITIOUS POSTERS. TO BE BANISHED. Five Communists, four of whom appeared still to be m their teens, were brought before Mr. C. Wilson m the- District Court yesterday and on being found guilty, were sentenced to terms of imprisonment and recommended for banishment. Mr. Barry, A.S.P.,
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    LARGER DOLES.
    297 7 LANSBURY'S REMEDY FOR UNEMPLOYMENT. London, Friday. The Lahour Party's remedies for unemployment were outlined m the House of Commons by Mr. Lanabury when moving a motion expressing concern at the volume of unemployment and welcomeing "all propei- measures u> deal with it." Mr. Lansbury's suggestions included the raising
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    A JUDGE ON LOVE.
    332 7 A DEFINITION. "WHY 1 REMAIN A BACHELOR." London, Oct. 23. Speaking at the annual dinner of the Camping Club at the Chi! tern Hall, Raker Street. last night, Mr. Justice McCardie commented on the fact that he was asked to reply to a toast for the
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    FAMOUS AMBASSADOR.
    141 7 Dresden, Nov. 2. The death is announced at th" age of 7(J of Herr Gustav Michahelles, S distinguished member of Germany's pre-war diplomatic service, who held eonsulai posts at Alexandria and Zanzibar. r During the War he was Minister m Sofia, and it was largely duo to his
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