Singapore Daily News, 14 November 1932

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    Masthead
    12 1 The Singspore Daily News NO. 37. MONDAY, NOV. 14TH, 1932. 5 CENTS.
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    Our Ideas
    428 1 .i re [>v > < i v hoot M tcntU, m:s: A ll in< ident w lei day i -i Siiijr; p Jrc n hnwing that ihe uneducated hanjffl i heii the custodians ol and oi d< r. police conaltej al ion ya h a c woman food
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    MACHINE GUNS AT LEAGUE HEADQUARTERS.
    545 1 SWISS TROOPS MOBJLISED. TEN THOUSAND SOLDIERS ASSEMBLED AT GENEVA. len thousand troops one to every fifteen inhihit-ants—-assembled m (ieneva on Saturday where the League headquarters were protected by Machine-guns Irom possible hostile demonstrations. The precautions were taken as a result of the threat of a
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    JAPANESE SHOES.
    56 1 Commons Oppose Increased Duties. London, Saturday. The House of Common* hai i formally confirmed the duties m rorcu on Japanese robber shoes for a tax of threepence a »>»»• w rubbw footwear covering the ankle ati«i twopence a pair on other loot wear. These are addition* to the
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    WAR DEBTS AND DISARMAMENT.
    268 1 WAR DEBTS AND DISARMAMENT. HKITISII PROPOSALS. ABOLITION OF BOMBING. I S. ATTITUDE. Sweeping British disarmament proposals are believed to be under discussian, including the abolition of aerial bombing, the scrapping of the most powerful battleships and the limitation of cruisers lo 7.000 tons. The Trench Note regarding war debts has
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    GRETA GARBO.
    135 1 IN LONDON ONF WEEK UNRECOGNISED. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Sunday. Greta Garbo, th<- mosi ir t worried Aim actress m the world. has just left London after spend' ing a whole week here without anybody knowing it. During 1 her stay she disguised herself with smoked glasses.
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    GENERAL CHANG FAT-FUI.
    212 1 IN SINGAPORE. PROLONGED TOUR OF EUROPE. General (hang Fat-fui, the former commander of the famous Ironside army, arrived m Singapore yesterday by the Conte Verde on his way to Europe on B three-year tour during which he will "generally observe Bocial ami economic conditions" as he fold
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    ANOTHER PIT DISASTER.
    192 1 DEADLY FIREDAMP. EXPLOSION AT WIGAN. 21 KILLED. Twenty-four are known to be dead m a pit disaster near Wigan where an explosion occurred while the night-shift was on duty. Rescuers had to fight their way through deadly firedamp before reaching the scene of the disaster. Many of
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    Others' Ideas
    720 1 I hat I.<Min mil(| <>f an orator and Uial his technique WO lar horn perfect is Ike ea«did opinion of lagelica Itala taMff, a noted |{„ss,an revolutionary, w1,,, the h,}| ou n--article deMrilK-s how si,,, coached the lsolshr\isi leader m hiv }n ly da> s. The writer recall*
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    FINANCE AND COMMERCE
    90 2 LOCAL SHARE AND COMMODITY MARKETS REVIEWED. mr n Sal irdmy tui ron i ding* The ">"•■ lit (Buy< 21 32d. (Sellc i 2.1 32d. Mar. me 13 I6d. 2 29 :J2d. improve*! a I i pol i IV i. (i hi < moni •.■i j 1 w
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    SHARE PRICES.
    614 2 Middle Onotalioiis On Saturday A- < MINING. 1 27/-, Acstral Tin 11/( Tin I 5 l!;itni'.tf Padang Bi I .40., Bu il A Burmah Malay 6 I. nderiang I nom. 11 Tin 0.20, H l 1. K. I.u'ij- Tin j i! u• G K< 6, Kiilnurhall Tin 8
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    CHINESE PRODUCE EXCHANGE PRICES.
    79 2 12 noon, Nov. 12, 1932. Buyers Sellers Ciambier 5 50 Java Cube 10/.00 Hamburg Cob* 10 50 Muntok White Pepper 24.00 White Pepper 23.00 Black Pepper 18 50 Mixed Black Pepper is!oo Sundried Copra r>.8.~) Mixed Copra 5.30 Small Flake Tap 3% Me^: Pearl 385 v
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    APPEAL TO THE KING.
    306 2 a LITTLE MOTHER." FATHER WRITES ABOUT TWO SUMMONSES. Mr. L. Stitson, of Warwickroad, Edmonton, N., who has been fined 10s. twice for keeping his girl of 13% >«*ars away from school, has sent a letter to the King, appealing against the convictions. < a Mr. StitFon.
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    TEA AGREEMENT.
    71 2 Finding a Basis For Restriction. Batavia. Saturday. Complete agreement has been reached between the British atvi Dutch tea producers on the question of which year should be tho basis of determining the intensity of restriction of production. According to a local paper here British India Ceylon and Java
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    CROP RETURNS.
    66 2 Further Decline In October. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Saturday. According- to the Rubber Grower* 1 Association analysis, crop returns of :>r>3 companies produced 9,288 tons of rubber m comparison with 11,440 tons m October, 1931, a dec-line of IS.S per cent. The September Agiyres were 9,261 tons
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    45 2 Saturday's exchange rates included the followingSELLING. London, 4 month sijrht 2 4 London, 3 months' sight 2 3 31 32 London, GO day.;' sight 2:t 16 16 London, 30 days' sight 2/3 29 32 London, demand 2/3% London, T T. 2 3 27/32
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    MR. HARMAN WINS APPEAL.
    627 2 MR. HARMAN WINS APPEAL. DEBTOR'S OFFER. BANKRUPTCY ORDER QUASHED. London, Oct. 25. The Court of Appeal yesterday discharged the order of Mr. Registrar liellor adjudicating Mr. Martin Coles Harman, the financier, bankrupt. Made m August on the petition of Morris and Jones Ltd., wholesale grocers, Liverpool, the order from which
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    REPRIEVED.
    99 2 Negroes Who Attacked Two Girls. Washington, Nov. 8. The- Supreme Court has annulled the death sentence pronounced on seven young negroes accused of having attacked two white girls m a train. It will he i-o me mho red that ths case caused great feeling m the States and even
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      584 2 SHIPPING LIST. PENDING ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES. The following passenger sailings I. :in<l (>. S. V Co.'s Corfu (Nov. 2." N.Y.K.: Terukuni Maru (Nov. 16), Hakusan Maru i IU-o. I>. Hamburg* Ameriku Line: Rheinland Nov. IS). I':.st Asiatic Co., Ltd. Krria I Nov. 22 i Hluc Funnel: Idomeneua (No. 16). Norddeutscher
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      471 2 THE WEEK'S ENGAGEMENTS. Today, November 14. Johore State Council mttr., Tho I >ewan. 11 a.m. Tanglin Tit-'»its at Victoria. Theatre, 9.30 p. mi. Tanglin Tit-Bi<s. Farewell Performance, Vie. Theatre, 93t0 pja. Singapore Ait Clab Exhibition opens, V.U .('.A., J» a.m. to Vl.'W p.m. and I p.m. to fi.^o p.m. Wednesday.
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      91 2 VESSELS ARRIVED. KIT BANG, Brir 5,«43 tons, from Osaka H-11, for Penang 14-u. BORIBAT. Siam. 353 tons. from Baeho 12-11. for Bacho via Coast 20-11. SUUDIIADIB. Sfc in H o:i tons, from Bangkok 12-11, for Bangkok IG-11. KOLA, Brit.. 721» tons, from Ban-, kok 18-11, for Bruitfkok IT-U. MAJANG, Dutci.
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    SINGAPORE'S WIN OVER JOHORE.
    558 3 SINGAPORE'S WIN OVER JOHORE. AGES AMONG OUTSIDES -ROVE SUCCESSFUL. \LAYA CUP VICTORY. rnti ghoul Saturday** Malaya Cap Mate* al Singapore heal Jaaare com iruin^ly b) i<> scoring took place m the necoad halt Uu»ln experiaieatal rhaajrefl aaioag ih*- Kiaeamemiwr of the tcaai is \> t be dropped for the fart>ihe
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    REEN GAME.
    17 3 n\ Strength I'uilang. B.C.C. I. the S.C.C. am the Glou "*nt 2nd W. on the
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    AIR FORCE WIN.
    262 3 Public Services I*lll Up Stern Defence. R.A.F. B; rul). Servs. 0. A Public Services' fifteen went to Seletar on Saturday afternoon -> pla> a Uujrhy match against the R.A.F.. who won by a goal and a try (eight points) to nil. Territorially the Air Force had much
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    HOME RUGBY.
    82 3 OXFORD BEATEN BY BLACKHEATH. London. Saturday. -I!,.- rollowinff v(M> the results the principal Rutf* |t lu s played today. Reuter Cumberland <• Lancashire M Devonthire Cornwall Northumberland 8 Yorks. Somerset i;i lll Mr n hin J Bristol R-NK (<llt 1 CamhridKC U. i^»« te r (;i«ster Cr»nlei K
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    HOCKEY WIN FOR COLLEGES.
    412 3 COMMAND BEATEN GOALKEEPER EXCELS. EARLY SUCCESS. Malay Com. 1. Combined Col. In an interesting hockey match at Tanglin barracks yesterday, tho Malay Command lost to the Combined Colleges i>y three goals to The Colleges deserved their victor/, for oru-e i hey settled down, they attacked continually
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    THREE GOALS EACH.
    431 3 Old Raffleaiane And K.A.F. Draw. O.K. A. R.A.F. :t. The hockey match between Old Rafflesiana 1 Association and the R.A.I', on the KathYs Institution ground on Saturday ended m a draw, both sides scoring 1 three goals. The game began m scrappy fashion hut. towards the end
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    HORSE DROPS DEAD ON THE COURSE.
    2269 3 SECOND DAY OF SINGAPORE RACE MEETING. MANY CLOSE FINISHES. There was only one thing to mar a really excellent afternoon's sport on the second day of the Singapore Turf Club November MCetfog on Saturday, that befog th<; death of Lightarmed, Mr. Man Loke's (Jo!d
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      64 3 Every part made m ENGLAND T II E QUALCAST BALL BEARING MOWE II CUTS GRASS, LABOUR AND EXPENSE Light and Serviceable. $22.50. A FULL STOCK 0? SPARE PARTS ALWAYS MAINTAINED JOHN LITTLE CO- f LTD. (incorporated m F.n^lnnd.) bINGAPOPR, KUALA LUMPUR, PENANG and IPOH THE OVERSEAS ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LTD. FIRE,
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    FOUND STABBED.
    88 4 CHINESE WITH SIX WOUNDS. There is considerable mystery concerning the finding of a Chinese with six serious Stab wounds m the stomach lyin^ m a shopHouse m North Bridge Koad yesterday afternoon. Tin- man was found m a pool <»i blood by an inmate of the Mouse. The
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    BIG GAME DAMAGE.
    103 4 Tiger and Elephant Raids In N. 5. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban, Saturday. Following a tiger raid at Sertir)fr cornea the information that a tiger visited a Malay kampon^ at the 4Xth mile Pertain? Road, and inflicted severe injuries o:i two buffaloes. The buffaloes were only saved
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    PURER WATER FOR THE SWIMMING CLUB.
    1275 4 NEW $15,000 FILTRATION PLANT SANCTIONED. ONLY $2,000 OVERDRAFT. The progress made m reducing (he hank overdraft of the Singapore Swimming Club and the institution's increased popularity since the inception of the new svvimminu pool were satisfactory aspects of the club's affairs mentioned at yestcrda>\s
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    "CAT" FOR THREE CHINESE.
    429 4 COURT CASES. DISHONEST COOK TO SERVE 3 MONTHS. A number of small cases were disposed of by Mr. < Wilson, the Criminal District Judge, on Saturday. A JTOUng Chinese girl and hoi' fat hei- were found pruilty of boinfcin possession of non-Government chandu. The former was
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    $800 ROBBERY.
    151 4 Indian Charged With Housebreakinir. A daring theft of over $800 worth of jewellery and cash m the house of a well-to-do Indian family residing m Klang Lane on the night of Nov. had -i sequel before Mr. A. W. Hay. the Second Police Magistrate, on Saturday, when an
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    THE SAFEST PLACE.
    130 4 'ision of Manchuria Under New Rule. Paris, Sat m, lay. Baron Ifatsuoka has arrived. In a statement to British, American and French journalists, h.said Japan had approved some POmts of the LyttOD Report, hut he intended t<, point out ♦<» (.eneya where the Commission erred. Japan understood
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    CHANCE OF FILM FAME.
    7 4 LOCAL EUROPi v
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    WOMAN WHO IS "STRIKING."
    344 4 FAIRBANKS X There is Eur< Singapore who h of photographs o1 and will have them .Air. Douglas Fairbai known film actor, I Artists Corpora ti i ea foi- l4 te«l If she is a and if it is tho features will show screen m black ami
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    ROAD SMASH
    68 4 EUROPEAN ESCAPES WITH A SHAKING A Burat ian named Kid was taken to hospital lust following m accident Timah Koa i. With a European, was riding mi n a there was colli ion being driven from The from of the back of the ricksha. men were i brown
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    WELL-KNOWN PILOT.
    86 4 Sudden Death of <T 1 John CttthlxTti (From Our Own Com Penan*, ihe &tai h occui at the General Kosp tain ,j o hn Cuthbert, Peor.ng Pilot Associal brief illness. The was 49, had beei m many years. Prior t<» joining 1 1 < Association m L 9
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      164 4 OPENING OF TOYLAND. BRING THE KIDDIES EARLY THIS YEAR. OUR WONDERFUL RANGE OF TOYS IS NOW COMPLETE. IN THIS TOYLAND OF WONDER AND MAGIC YOU ARE SURE TO FIND THE PRESENT YOU HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR. TOYS, X MAS STOCKINGS, CRACKERS, BOOKS, DECORATIONS, ETC., ETC. TOYLAND LS OPEN! COME RIGHT
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    ROOSEVELT'S TASK.
    775 5 Ii c i:".<. 5 ks. lAT DE TO EUROPE. I m m ;vrs. »>i Oct. ii v ir« t ntial election •t« had Ik pn Niw i correspond* hr< nicle dwtOllH Of l?U' V Itoo evelt hos s .it tlr.it anticipated Mail.) I Franklin D. the on to
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    DISORDERS IN DUBLIN.
    36 5 REPUBLICAN ARMY CLASHES WITH POLICE. MANY INJURED. Dublin, Saturday. All available police were call ed out m consequence of an out m ah of disorder today folio* m parade of thousands of rwem
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    UNIQUE CHURCH SERVICE.
    372 5 THE CATHEDRAL. rAREWELL TO GLOSTERS. 500 ON PARADt. church service, muqoc la i!:( iMinH- of the militar) ami ecclesiastical historj tf Singapore, took i»!.i« <i» Andrew' ithedral ye.sterda) morning, when a farewell service i" con- >■•.-." j w itii the d< parturc of I t t LaUalion
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    SIR S. WILSON MAKES FRIENDS.
    386 5 F ENANG LUNCHEON not time for CHANGES. ECONOMIC BLIZZARD. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penmitg, Saturday. The Straits Settlements' Association's luncheon to Sir Samuel Wilson at tho E. nnd O. Hotel u;>s j..---;n rue ess. Nearly 90 people were present. This was the first osca ion
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    ON WAY TO FAREWELL SERVICE.
    1480 5 hers of the Irish Republican Army through the principal streets m military formation. The procession was eventually held u;> by a cordon of police, who made a baton charge. The Republicans then Stoned the Windows of shops displaying poppies und seized poppies from passei 1
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    "UNSAVOURY PEST."
    62 5 Divore Court Ju«l«sr\ Slrirlurr. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Sat unlay. Mr. .lu-ti(«» Batenon y»'.-i»-rilay described the famous racing mo 61 i Im a. L J Mil l©r, a^ "an unsavoury pc^t to young v.Diiirii," trhen, m the tlivrorce court, ho granted hi:> wife a sinter of the
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    DEATH SENTENCE ON A WOMAN.
    187 6 lI'OH MI'KDKK. WIFE KILLS HUSBAND'S MISTRESS. (From Our Ov n Correspondent.) I poh, Saturday. Today three days Dial was I concluded of woman, named Thani Ah Looi, who was charged with the murder of her husband's concubine. This morning, Mr. A. 1.. Barratt, defending, drew
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    FARM TARIFF.
    131 6 Premier Opposed To Tariff Remedy. London. Nov. ft, That Mr. Ramsay MacDonaH (loos not intern) to become «< ardently protectionist Ml some of the Conservative Right Win*? aou|,j ijk r> j s proved by the declaration made i.y him today m the House of Common*. Turning toward* the
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    OFFICER FINED.
    171 6 (wirl on Lap at 3r> >lilrs An Hour. (By Air Mail.) London, Oct. 28. A naval officer wh<» drove In lis Rolls-Royce at 55 miles an hour alone the Great West Road with a girl lying across his knees was lined fco at Brentford, Middlesex, for <iiivirur without
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    CHANG'S SCHEME.
    80 6 Wireless Addresses To Annies m the Field. Shanghai, Nov. i). Iff. Wilden, Minister of Fiance, has at' ivi.l at Nanking and Mr. Ariyoshi, the new Japanese Minister m China, has left Shanghai i'oi Tokio to inform his Government of the result? of the conversation at Nanking with the
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    64 6 A clerk employed m the lejral Ana of B. M. Tampee-Pliilippa, MUncd Koh Soon Teck, was charg* d before Mr. J. F. P. Gregfj, the third police magistrate, on Satuidny, with crfminal breach of trust m respect of $200. Tho complainant was an Indian named Golem Sahil. The accused claimed
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    HANNINGTON'S SPEECH TO THE POLICE.
    136 6 "LET THE WORKERS STAND TOGETHER." EVIDENCE AT BOW STREET. Wai Manning on, the Communist leader of the National l'n«':uployod Workers' Movement, who organised the v humger march n on London, was arrested on the morning of Nov. I, eight hours licforo he had planned to
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    ATTEMPT TO CAUSE DISAFFECTION.
    1957 6 (By Air Mail.) London, Not. 12. Immediately after Sir Chartrss Biron had taken his sear at 2.::. Wai Hannington walked into the dock. lie was dressed m bine suit, over which was a raincoat. He wore a dark red tie, and was well groomed, with his
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    LIVELY GREETING FOR PRINCE.
    305 6 STATION SCENE. CAUGHT IN CROWD AT LIVERPOOL-STREET. The Prince of Wales had a boisterous welcome from City workers when he arrived at Liver-pool-street from Holland after his recent Scandinavian tour. For half an hour before the train was due from Harwich people on their way to
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    TITLED WORKER.
    216 6 MAY SOON BE ON THE DOLE. (Bj Air Nail.) London, Oct. .'JO. Sir Charles Burnett Buckworth-Hv-t m '-Sname, holder of one of the oldesi baronetcies m the United Kingdom, joined the Army when the War broke out and he was eighteen When the war ended, he found himself
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    SPIRIT OF FUN.
    86 6 33 r. A, Loen Arrives Ai Johannesburg* Johannes i»u Friday. '\'\\v Spin: of Fun arrived at 4.L* p.m. The actual flying lime from Hong Kong was fifty-six hours. Reuter. The monoplane Spirit of Fan, piloted by Captain Dixon an(l carrying the film magnate, Mr. Arthur Loew, left
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    U.S. BUDGET.
    65 6 Deficit of al I^rast •850,000.000. Washington, Saturday. Following the forecast! of I udflfel deAcil of at least $860, 000,000 at the end of the riscal year it is now almost certain that Congress will have to ena«t tlie manufacturers' sales tax at the next session m December. Senator
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    PALACE THAT NO ONE WANTS.
    217 6 -TO BE A 1 ROYAL ROM^NC PAST A By Aii ••11/VW'TKh ff cieni Hi in vr a Plant Caroline 1 v. 1 1 Anne <•!' < >•( i !V:iUl < i A year ago of thu* lro¥ n Palace, s ten years t a successor
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    150,000 FIND WORK.
    13 6 I The Mm! n< uncefl employed <• I 150.00U (in r>>..
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      16 6 HEALTH ii i FOR WORK AND PLAY EAT HOVIS EVERY DAY SINGAPORE COLD STORAGE CO., LTD.
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    SENAL CONTINUE IN WINNING VEIN.
    261 7 H FOOTBALL RESULTS AND LEAGUE TABLES. HULL CITY CREEPING UP. I tfeiM thf BnffUah and Scottish Lea**** ft,,j at the end of Saturdays Rfctaes. With the „„!.<< ity the learfir of the Second Division it ford and < hesler srnrcd wins m their resp<.<t,N 1
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    LEAGUE TABLES.
    886 7 Tic following ;;>•<> thr jxr lii< of tin- English ard S(otti>h LeaX k teams, ttxlay: I ir I K vKi < n IV W L l» A. P. 1 l 1 1 'J 11 20 L' 4 Vston V ilia 1 1 35 I i l"J Derby <
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    MALACCA WIN.
    104 7 ■Ne^ri Sotnhilan Co Down By 4-1. (Prom Our Own Correspondent.) Serefnban, Sunday. At Malacca, thanks to an excellent display l>y Davies. Baughan and Redmond, three European players who did not play against Singapore. Malacca defeated Negri Semhilan m a hockey match by 4—l. The Negri forwards were a
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    SCHOOL GAME.
    56 7 Another Win For Xiii" George V. (From Our own Correspondent.) Seremban, Sunday. I M :u' inter-school hockey match, Ire Malacca High School lost to the Kiiitf George V School by 2 t. The ?torera for the winners were Yusof (2) Ali and Arumugan, while Chin Lai and Mohamed
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    TENNIS.
    170 7 U. S. TOURING TEAM BEATS N. S. W. Sydney, Saturday. The tennis series between th. 1 American touring; team and Ne.v South Wales concluded today m a win for America by seven matches to four. Detailed results Vivian McGrath (N.S.W.) beat Allison, 4 6, 7 5, 6 3. B.
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    Other Sport.
    84 7 Tho Combined Negi i-Malaccn learn beat the A.P.C. Malaya team m a Rugby match on Poppy Day m Seremban by eight points to three. Selangor beat Perak by eight goals to nil m a football match at Kuala Lumpur on Saturday for Lhj Swettenham Trophy. if Perak beajt
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    CHINESE LEAGUE FOOTBALL.
    351 7 A.A.A. WIN. SIX GOALS AGAINST ST. M..Y.P.G. In a Chinese league footbi'.l match at the Jalan Besar Stadium on Saturday afternoon the Amicable Athletic Association beat St. Mathew'a Yotmg People's Guild alter a very one-sided game by six goals to two. The same was played at a
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    M. F. A CUP TIE.
    374 7 Kota Raja's Win Over Darul Kahir. Kata Raja .1 Darul Kahir .0. One 1 of the largest <crowds seen at the Stadium for some time witnessed the M.P.A. Cup tie between Kota Raja and Darul Kahir at Jalan Besar yesterday afternoon. Kota Raja entered the
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    POPPY DAY CUP.
    133 7 P(»emas Beat Tarn pin In Final. (Prom Our Own Correspondent.; Seremban, Sunday. In the final for the Poppy Diy football cup at Tampin, Clemas defeated Tampin by three poals <o one. The heavy rain had made thy froand sodden, and the first half was played m a
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    40 YEARS IN THE WILDS.
    317 7 PIONEER LIFE. BARONET IN AN OLD MEN'S HOME. Penh (Western Australia). Sir Alexander Thomas Cock- J burn-Campbell, the only living baronet who was born m Australia, is now an inmate of the Old MVn'.A Home at Claremont. Hi- children are also m a home. Sir
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    CRICKET.
    202 7 HAMMOND'S BIG SCORE AGAINST VICTORIA. Melbourne, Saturday. When play closed today, ihe second day, m the cricket match between the ftf.C.C. tourists and Victoria, the tourists had obtained '}62 runs for the loss of seven wickets as apainst Victoria's total of 21U. The crowd had increased to 33,500 from
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