Singapore Daily News, 11 November 1932

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    12 1 The Singapore Daily News NO. 3S. FRIDAY, NOV. 11TH, 1932. 5 CUNTS.
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    Our Ideas
    534 1 mil. i Ihc KU-vthtli. Mric of 'li i\n\a.>M satfieient floodgate^ >>f j i r illnctions that come^tMgyn ea Mli;i ividness that sta i din'! m an extraordinary do- -,<•<• fiic not such aa air capable ,1 i!( (iij>ii<>n m told print, [n the rourtcen years, efforts with' o
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    BRITAIN AND THE WAR DEBT
    606 1 OVERTURES TO is. NO QUESTION OF DEFAULT. IOAN SUGGESTION, II is anticipated m London hr> I n.fed States with regard to "ar debts, and that pending exam. nation of the whole question the Hoover moratorium will be extended, though there is a tendency to discount
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    OLIVE-BRANCH TO IRELAND
    9 1 OLIVE -BRANCH TO IRELAND BRITAIN'S OFFER. MR. THOMAS'S SPEECH.
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    PEACE TERMS.
    192 1 If the Tree State would recognise her moral obligations, Ihe import duties would at once be removed and the British Government would be prepared to enter into tiade agreements whereby Ireland would immediately 'njoy all the benefits of the Ottawa agreements, declared Mr. J. H. Thomas, the Dominions
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    JOHN GALSWORTHY.
    21 1 Awarded IMobel Prize For Literature. Stockholm, Thursday. The Nobel Prise for literature hr.s been Awarded to John Galsworthy. Reuter
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    MANCHURIA AS THE ACID TEST.
    493 1 LYTTON KfCrOKT. GOVERNMENT REPLY TO LABOUR. In tl>r tfotue iii Commons t"i! y Major <'. 11. Uli.e. (Labour I.imchouse) belaboured the Government for its i Neged weakness m the Sin<> -JapancM.' dispute during the debate on Ihe Labour resolution ur^in^ (aovenunent, firstly, to suppoi-t an
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    CHINESE LEADERS TO CONFER.
    141 1 NANKING MEETING. CHANG HSUEH-LIANG CHIANG KAI-SHEK. Peking. Chans Ilsueh-liang, the depos N cd ruler of Manchuria, left Peking for the first time since the Japanese occupied Mukden on Sept. 18, 1981, for Hankow to confer with Chiang Kai-shek with regard to national policy m Manchuria and
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    JAPAN S DEFENCE.
    92 1 Army aiul Navy Wrangle Over Allocution. Tokio, Thursday. Following a heated wrangle between tl.e "rmy nid navy regarding division of the additional 95,000,000 yen which Mr. Takanashi, the Finance Minister, agreed to allow between them for defence services it was finally agreed that the army should take
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    SIAM'S CONSTITUTION.
    44 1 (From Our Own Correspon ient.) Bangkok, Thursday. It is believed the new Constitution will be m the hands of the Kin*:- within the next ten days. It is anxiously awaited. It is rumoured it may slightly extend the powers of the King-.
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    THE RESULT IS SPLENDID.'
    494 1 POPPY DAY. BRAVE ARMY OF WOMEN. CENOTAPH PLAN. floppy Day m Singapore yesterday was a ureat success and the amount collected for Karl Haig'fl Appeal for ex-service-men was as {rood as m former years. Despite the inclement weather 200 women bravely set out early m the
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    GERMAN POLITICS.
    37 1 Government of National Concentration. After Considering the (lection result, a Cabinet communique states that it has bean unatiiinously decided to attempt i<» form a real Government ol Nutional concentration m conjunction with the Reichstag. Reuter
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    Others' Ideas
    639 1 la tin- irscaicii laboratai i< »l llk antomnhile mdislr> Ui.mis no depression. <Im mhi- binl jih> irists ai.' up to Ihcil v. m work. One of them i H-s sohini; sleel m ||;,sk, an. tlin is baking a l)iork ..I mtmi third is vapuri m- mmim Fuel. In
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    SHARE PRICES.
    288 2 ->li<!<ll< a Quotations On Thursday. .>1i<l(llf pricM of local Issues wore follow) m s. iprapoK on Thin injT, record injr to i raser Co*i list: PUMIHG. A*- am Kumbanjr L'T Austral -Malay 19 Ayrr HiUun Tin 11 S. Bangrin Tin M Batang Padang Hatu Cavcn c.-io.. Bukit Araag
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    FINANCE AND COMMERCE
    613 2 LOCAL SHARE AND COMMODITY MARKETS REVIEWED. Spot, rubber wai down 1 10 to 2"m at the duae m London last ni^ht according to a cable fiom our coireapondeati The market was (juict with ihe forward prices a- follows: November 2% December 2 19 32 Jan.-Mar. 2 21
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    49 2 T. in r. -day's exchange rate* included the following:: »>t«ljl^ll\(jr. London, 4 month-' sight 2 1 London, 3 months" Bight J 31 82 London, 60 days' .;i^ht U If, W, London, 30 days' >ipht 2 o 2<J .'j l) London, dmand g ">' 7 London, T.T. •> ;j
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    P. AND O. BANK.
    32 2 London, Wednesday. Lord faehcape has been appointed president of the P. and O. Bank m succession to his father. Mr. E. Preston become! chairman oi the directorate.- Reuter
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    CHINESE PRODUCE EXCHANGE PRICES.
    71 2 1- nocn, T ov. 10, 1932. Buyers Sellers Gambier 5.50 Java Cube io!oo Hamburg Cube 10.50 Muntok White Pepper 2U)O White Pepper 23.00 Black Pepper 18.50 Mixed Black Pepper 15.00 Sundried Copra r>.Bs Mixed Copra Small Flake Tap Pair 305 Me-: Pearl H B<B6 &*V Q
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    NOVEL POTATO TRADE.
    649 2 READY PEELED. ENTERPRISE OF TWO LANCASHIRE MEN. (By Air Mail) London, Oct. 23. Even m these times of depression there is a lucrative field for ingenuity and enterprise. Take, for example, the experience of Mr. Benjamin Leigh and Mr. Norgrave Purslow, whose "brain- wave," inspired by the
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    COL DI LANA.
    35 2 The Lloyd Trientmo Col di Lana will anchor m the roadi on its arrival m Siif^rapoiM this morning from Shanghai, Ilon^- Kong and Saigon. It will pail on Saturday evening for Trieste.
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    12 2 The ba Bfindeioo Mrrived from Fremamtle with 09i Rim :tn two norses,
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      288 2 THE SINGAPORE Pally News. tl«>ad Office: 7S, Orll Blagaaon II SI -SIS 2. Tel: "Times" Siag ipore. Kuala Lumpur OSes ?~>. ,l;i\;t Piionc SLT<SCIUI»T»OX PAP Payable m adran< L cal il<'!:- ci Monthly $I.;.i Quarterly |4 Half-yearly $9 Single Copy, 1 1 All communication i r< businc. ■■>• matters, vii
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      212 2 VESSELS ARRIVED. LARUT, Brit, 464 tons, from Mrlacra 10-M, for Malacca 11-11. DURBAN MARU, Jap., 1,382 t0. from New I'urt 10-11, for Yoko< hitma 11-11. BHUNKO MARU, Jap., 5,027 tons, from Nagoya 10-11, for Colombo 12-11. .NWXKO'II MARU, Jap., 2,950 tons, from Dainta 10-11, for liatu Pahat NELEUS, Brit.. I^lB
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      577 2 SHIPPING LIST. PENDING ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES. The following passenger sailings P. and O. S. If. Co.'.; Rajputana (Nov. 11). N.Y.K. Terukuai Maru (Nov. 16), HaJmsan Mara (Dec. l U Hamburg Amerika Line: Rheinland (Nov. 18). Kast Asiatic i.j., Ltd. Erria (Nov. 22 i Blue Funnel: l'hiloctetes (Nov. 11), Autoscedoa (Nov.
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      427 2 THE WEEK'S ENGAGEMENTS. Today, November It. Armistice Day: Ceremony at Cenotaph 7.:J0 a.m. and Service at St. Andrew's Cathedral, 10.00 a.m. Ex-Servicos A«?sn. dinner, Raffles Hotel, S p.m. Saturday, Noveir.ber 12. Singapore Races, Second Day. Tanglin Tit-bits at Victoria Thectre, 9.30 pan. Sunday, November I.J. Singapore Swimming Club, 10.30 a.m.
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    SELECTIONS FOR TODAY'S RACES.
    160 3 LAST MEETING TO BE HELD ON PRESENT COURSE. ONLY SIX SCRATCHINGS. he Singapore Turf Club professional mmUm*to he held !>efore the club moves to the neu a( llukit Timah— opens today. There is i nro me <>l eiffhi races starting at 2.15 p.m. will be held
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    GAME GOOD BUT WEATHER BAD.
    390 3 |A» \n BESAR DRAW. (A.\GLO-CH/\ESE AND RAFFLES. Iltaffles InM. _>. I dismal weaa orry business School Institution ye proceeds the .\>iaiit t but though t enjoyable appoint i n^r oncerned. ound reallj i >:' :i ing at her from ed ar.d short of In the
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    LOCAL GOLF.
    210 3 ISLAND'S MATCH WITH SEPOY LINES. A tour-ball match between the Island Club and the Sepoy Lines Koif club will be played at the Island Club on Sunday. Nov. 13. The following are the team- and time of play: 8.45 M. A. Lowson and -I. hr. English Vs. Ibrahim
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    GARRISON.
    22 3 Rolmison (m\> Winner. The Robinson Cup of the Garrison Golf Club was won by Mrs J. I). F^reakev with one down.
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    US. TENNIS TEAM IN N.S.W.
    143 3 US. TENNIS TEAM IN N.S.W. HONOURS EVEN. WILLARD BEATS VAN RYN. HARD DOUBLES GAME. Sydney, Thursday. A three-day lawn tennis tournament open-d here, today m which an American team, consisting of several Davis Cup players, i.< n**/ing a team from New South V» ales. Four u\.mes were played todaj and
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    HOCKEY.
    455 3 NEGRI'S GAME WITH MALACCA. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban, Thursday. It is now definite that Malacca will be able to entertain Negri Sembilan at hockey fixture on Saturday. Malacca have requested Negri to play under the new rules but I r.ncieisr-nl that Najrri has declined as the new rules
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    RUGBY.
    277 3 NEGRI SEMBILAN SIDE TO MEET A.P.C. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban. Thursday. On Armistice Day the Malayan XV of the Asiatic Petroleum Company will play Negri Senibilan m the annual Rugby match at Beremban. Negri Sembilan are including Da vies and Andrei of the Malacca forwards and a good
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    MASTERPIECE IN PERIL.
    263 3 MASTERPIECE IN PERIL. "THE TEMPEST/* "MOBBED" BY EXCITED ADMIRERS. Giorgione's picture, "The Tempest." is the ceniie of stormy scenes m Rome and thei'e have bam moments during when the masterpieces has been m peril. Before being placed permanently m the Ducal palace at Venice, "The Tempest" was brought to Rome
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    BIG FIRE.
    120 3 HEART OF SHANGHAI ENDANGERED. Shanghai, Oct. 30. Fire broke out early today m a cotton warehouse m the heart of Shanghai's World fame famous Bund facing the Whangpoo river, endangering several of the city's finest structures. Among tlU' buildings threatened were those of the Dollar Line, the British
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    MARRIES STUDENT.
    87 3 Professor al London University* Professor J. K. Neale, who is A -tor Professor of English History m tli" University of London, has married on<- of his students, Miss Elfreda Skelton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Skelton, cf Harrogate, Miss Skelton firs! met the professot When >he came
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    BUYS BRITISH.
    68 3 Imports from Great Britain and Ireland into Jamaica during the first quarter of the current year incrraaed by V) per. cent, aa compared with the corresponding period la. 4 year. Imports from the United States, on the other hard, declined during the same quarter as compare! with last
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    MR. NORMAN ON WORLD TRADE
    1130 3 REVIVAL HOPES. SHOULD ACT TOGETHER. 'VAST DIFFICULTIES.' (By Air Mail.) London, Oct. 20. Mr. Montagu Norman, Governor of the Bank of England, last ni^ht making his first public speech since the crisis of a year ajro, expressed the hope that there would be an improvement
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      277 3 CHRiSTMAS IS NOW OPEN. DISPLAYS OF USEFUL AND CHARMING GIFTS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. BRING THE KIDDIES TO SEE THE TOYS. SEE THAT YOU GET OUR X'MAS PR ICE LIST. JOHN LITTLE CO., LTD. (Incorporated ,n EafUad) Singapore Kuala I.uniimr, IVnuni; THE OVERSEAS ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LTD. i FIRE, MARINE MOTOR INSURANCE.
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    TIN RESTRICTION CASE.
    410 4 i I I'OH APPEAL. REFERRED BACK TO MAGISTRATE. (From <>ur Own Correspondent.) I poll, Thursday. A caS'i of an alleged infiingenteni of t he lin Mining Enactment has been decided m the Court of Appo 1, Ipoh, by Mr. Justice Thome. Choei Yew Chor was charged m
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    THE ALHAMBRA.
    165 4 AT THE CINEMA. It is fefreshing to get a Aim that is not about gangsters and the underworld. "Rebevei of Sunnybrook Farm/* which opened at the Alhambra last night, is such a film. It is a charming story of the country and country people, and keeps the audience
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    LAW NOTICE.
    109 4 In the" Chief Just#-e's Chambers on Saturday at 11 a.m. Civil Procedure Code Revision Committee. Before the Registrar at 10 a. in Fixing list of cases. Monday. Before the Chief Justice on Monday m the Ist Court at 11 a.m. ■lummoi%Hes-:n-Chambers, Originating Sumonses, Motions, Petition and Judgment Summonses.
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    DIVORCE LEADS TO ANOTHER.
    310 4 MALAY'S TROUBLES. JUDGE ADVISES THIRD CONJUGAL VENTURE. A woeful tale of the married life of a .Malay, who did not seem to get on well with hit spouse, was rewaled m the District Court yes- terday when Eudop bin Ifohamed was charged with houselueaking and tiieft,
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    NAVAL BASE.
    63 4 A Bill to amend the Naval and Air Basus Ordinance of 1929 is to he introduced m the Legislative Council. It has beon found necessary to include the mouth of the Sunjrei Pus, and a small portion of the Johore Strait within the limits i d i, th
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    EMPLOYEE WINS CLAIM AGAINST COMPANY.
    4406 4 AWARDED $2,100 SPECIAL DAMArFS "CARRIED OUT DUTIES FAITHFULLY.'" The plaintiff did more than carry out his duties faithfully juifl efficiently Had his mw.mmcndation been adf.ptod, it is prchahle that this case would never have been m the list, ;nd the defendants would have MTCfI themselves
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    ACCUSED'S STORY BELIEVED.
    555 4 PROTRACTED CAsJ '^_OT A SHRPh OF EVIDtNCt DOCIOR'S SERVANT I Alter a protra lead over ;>■ months, judgment v by Mr. A. W. Hay, Police Magitttiate, j tl c case ,n wt. Ifenon charged hi* i agar T. <.i. .vlen<,n. breach of tniHt m his as a
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    WIDOWS' PENSIONS ORDINANCE.
    246 5 WIDOWS' PENSIONS ORDINANCE. VMENDMENT. 1,1! I IN LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL. i<i the Wiclcwh 1 j ['ens ion Ordinance, introduced by j lativr Council. the objects ami w»: of poUcy, only per employed In the <;< v« rnment arc reitU «1 to contribute Orphans' IVn- !)> engaged for time, md pern probation
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    SLATIN PASHA.
    21 5 1 >«•» m Vienna, laid wreath <»n the coffin Slatin, formerly !li ii t :jl the Sudan Muti *l Pasha.
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    THE PHEMIUS.
    160 5 Blue Funnel Steamer Reported Safe. Colon, Panama, Wednesday. The Blue Funnel cargo steamer PhomiUS, which was m distress off the coast of Nicaragua, him m sn taken m tow by a United StAtea Navy ve*ari. T <>nd(>.i, Thursday. Ihe OWnen jf the Phemius have received :i M-.e^.s^ge rom
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    TO SOUTH AFRICA.
    118 5 Success of X.P.M. Line. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Medan, Nov. The X.P.M. line from the U.K.I. to South Africa is a success and it la now state! that five ships will be put on this route. In addition to the Houtman and the Taxman the Van Spilbergen
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    JAPANESE GOODS.
    59 5 Sold Under British Trade Marks. From Our Own Correspondent.) Medan, Nov. 3. The Bataviaasch Nieuwsblad draws attention m a long" article to various cases of Japanese poods being marketed under nonexistent British trade marks but giving 1 the impression that the K'oods are imported from Great Britain. The
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    LONDON TIN.
    38 5 Acquires Malayan Tinfields Shares. London, Wednesday. It is announced that as a result of the acceptances received, the London Tin Corporation has agreed to proceed with the acquisition of :Ihares m the Malayan Tin Fields.- Reuter
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    BRAVING THE INCLEMENT WEATHER.
    25 5 The ricksha boy looks on with «t ercst as a fair poppy seller finds a willing victim m the town yesterday.
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    SIR S. WILSON ARRIVES.
    350 5 HERE I AM NOT TO BE LED BY THE NOSE. In a special interview with the Penang correspondent of the Straits Times yesterday. Sir Samuel Wilson, who arrived by the P. and mail, said he was very pleased to come to Malaya. He had always wanted
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    KILLED BY TAXI.
    82 5 70- Year-Old Woman's Death. A taxi-cab mounted the pavement and crashed through some railing's into an area at Greycoat Place, Westminster, recently, and Miss Constance Birley, aged about 70, who was walking along the pavement, was struck by the cab and killed. The woman was pinned against
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    TENNIS PLAYER KILLED.
    56 5 Mr. J. Tawse Brown, the wellknown Scottish tennis player, has been killed m a Dundee motor accident. He was tiroaii»fl the stre'H near the centre of the city to his Mr, when he was suuck by another tar and carried some distance allontf th« stret-L before he
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    JAPANESE USING POISON GAS?
    747 5 NOHO BOMBED. GENERAL MAS ALLEGATION. MURDER PLOT. Shanghai, Thursday. A number of uttn of ibe famous "Dare-to-Die" Corps have been entering the town *>f Osaka In accordance with a >>lot t<> murder the Emperor\of pan and other highly placed i ergons during the ai'M' mn manoeuvres.
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    MACHINE-GUNS AT GENEVA.
    193 5 TEN KILLED. TROOPS CALLED OUT TO QUELL A RIOT. Geneva, Wednes lay. A riot culminating m t.he death by machine-gun ft re o f ten demonstratora occurred on the shoie of Lake Geneva. A demonstration had been staged as a protest against two Socialist leaden and rapidly
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    "TOWN COUNCIL."
    150 5 "TO WN COUNCIL." i\o Objection To Kuala Lumpur Request* (From Our Own Correspond it.) lur 'a Lumpur, Wednesday. The request by the Kuala Lumpur Sanitary Board to Government t;> chance f name to "Town Council" has met with a favourable reply. At the meeting this morning letter was read m
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    WORLD CONFERENCE
    105 5 M Failure Would Be Disaster." London, Thursday. In a notable speech at th" Lord Mayor's Banquet, Mr. Stanley Baldwin, dealing with international affairs, stressed the importance of completing the work of the Lausann i Conference. Great Britain, he said, was very desirous of effecting world disarmament, but the
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    GOODS FOR CHINA.
    100 5 Easier Consular Formalities. London, Wednesday. In the Hou'j' of Commons, replying to Mr. W. N'unn (Con*., Whitehaven) Sir John Simon said that as a result of representations to the Chinese Government, concessions had been made providing for a considerable period of grace m furnishing POnttulaf invoices of
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    DISEASED LABOUR FORCE.
    410 5 HOOKWORM EVIL HIGH INCIDENCK AMON<; MUNICIPAL COOI.US Between ho t.<> per cent. f the Municipal labour force, 1 1 Daily News learn suffer froui I hookworm. Thirty to forty coolie* arc nceiving cnenopodium treatment •<• Middleton Hosptti I daily. Invest igatioiu were tiv i „v rie.d out
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    22 5 An Indian working at tlw rmm works m Kalian^ R«>a«l had two of his Anyen crushed m the um< chinery yi'su-i day.
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    STREAMLINED TRAINS.
    502 6 HIGHER SPEEDS. i i REDUCING THE AIR RESISTANCE. (By An Mail.) London, Oct. ill. The trams of the future may have long unbroken lines of the type to which the public has become accu ionic! fi om Ihe design of racing cars and air hip and be capable
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    26 6 A i hin«M! up a i IVt mi n i: P|J V\vld Road Ml \Q r,. t y Jt* «l:iy ;in,| vv«s l.iltn juieii intei t
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    MR. JULIAN ISRAEL CONCLUDES EVIDENCE.
    2987 6 WITNESS'S. DENIAL OF DEFENCE SUGGESTIONS. "A TREASURY IN HEAVEN." Cross-examination of Mr. Jul'an Israel m the Acsiie trial of Khor Teng Qu«e, former book-keeper to .Mr. Israel, was concluded yesterday. The hearing is before Mr. Justice Whitley and a special jury, and the charges against
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    OBJECT OF SCHOOL CERTIFICATE.
    370 6 'NATIONAL HI KDLE/ LORD EUSTACE PERCY AND CRITICISMS. Lord Eustace Percy, speaking ai Cranleigh (Surrey) speech day, referred to the school certificate examination and the fact that business men were always anxious that education should i>o directly related to the business to which the boy was
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    GANDHI'S THREAT.
    34 6 Bombay, Tuesday. In spite of Gandhi's throat' lv resume his fast, orthodox Hindus are not relaxing their strictures against the Untouchables. Modem ideas therefore are likely to be cause of discord.— Aneta-Havas
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    THE GOVERNOR'S OMELETTE.
    227 6 A NIGERIAN Vi BORG?A, THE LOOK MAKES TROUBLE The days work much over, tha Divisional < >fVi« er' over), and the M.O. dining m easy cha dah, writes an Ot correspondent <•! Post. We had sun-downer figure clutching an envelope appear* 1 tore the teleg ai this
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    MONEY CHANGER'S CLERK CHARGED.
    1025 7 S CROSS^XAMINATION OF COMPLAINANT. I AYS POCKET WAS PICKED. disappearance of 4,000 guilders from the -changers as <tant, who alleged that a p... !.et wh.ii> he Has sitting beside him m a p .(li>. when the pssistant, Mohaoied f>efore Mr. C. Wilson, the Criminal h crisjunal
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    MISSIONARY'S FATE.
    50 7 Peking, < >ct. 27. A ineru* n .i,ii horit ies here aid today that Consul General Adams at Hankow v. m.. inves atinjjj report- that Chinese communists had killed the Rev. I; it Nelson, of y, i inea polis, missionaryi v h»» iiad been a captive for two
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