Singapore Daily News, 19 November 1932

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    11 1 The SINGAPORE Daily News \<» 42. SATURDAY, NOV. 19TH, 1932 5 CENTS.
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    Our Ideas
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    AMY BEATS HER HUSBAND'S RECORD.
    299 1 AMY BEATS HER HUSBAND'S RECORD. ENGLAND THE CAPE. WILD SCENES. TAKEN FOU REST TO SECRET ADDRESS. Amy .Johnson, (he Hull who h:is become Iho world h premier airwoman, has created one of lh«. most astounding records m the history of aviation. Leaving bnglanc] <m Monday she arrived m Cape Town
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    TAX FRAUDS.
    102 1 FRENCH PUBLIC MEN IMPLICATED. Paris, Wednesday As many n 1,018 persons, ;.n--cluding prominent politicians, ge:i- eralfl and public nun. are involveJ m the taxation fraud s: andaJ, i which is as&uming unprecedented pi oport mi'.s. The preliminary investigations are being carried through by 33 j examining magistrate*, who,
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    SPANISH RIOTS.
    31 1 Madrid, Wednesday* Serious riots have broken out i;i south-western Spain, where pcnaantS are looting and burning large estate-. Students' strikes have occurred m Madrid, Bilbao and Granada. I Aneta-Trans-Ocean
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    A TRIBUTE TO SINGAPORE.
    1076 1 THE GLOSTERS. I O. C.S REGRET ON LEAVING. FRIENDSHIP." Early this morning the Ist Halt. Gloucester Regiment leaves Singapore after a stay of 20 months, during which time it has Made itself the most popular garrison to have visited the town for the past many years.
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    GERMAN CABINET CRISIS.
    346 1 OFFER TO HITLER. NATIONAL MINISTRY HOPES WANING. Merlin, Friday. It is reliably understood thai von Hindenburg still desires presidential cabinet and the new cabinet will retain this form. His reception of party leaders began this morning, the utmost secrecy being preserved. Upon Herr Hitler's interview tomorrow depends
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    "CAT" FOR TO BULLIES.
    443 1 DEMAND FOR MOM.V EXTORTION ATTEMPTS. MAIN ASSAULTED. Two hinose convirted of attempted extortion and voluntarily causing hurt were gives a sharp sentence of six months' rigorous imprisonment and twelve strokes of the rot an and twelve months and fifteen strokes, respectively, h> Mr. Wilson, the Criminal
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    SIR CHARLES LUKE.
    49 1 Shot and Wounded By Terrorists. Calcutta, Friday. Sir Charles Lake, chief superintendent of the Central (iaol at Rajshahi, while out driving with his wife and daughter today, was shot and wounded m the face and neck. His wife and daughter were uninjured. The assailants escaned. Reuter
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    CHAMBER FIGHT.
    42 1 Communist Deputy Attacks Editor. Paris, Wednesday. A fiuht occurred m the Chamber between a Communist Deputy ami the editor of th«- Socialist paper Populain*. who recently attacked the Deputy m his paper. Ushen eventually succeeded m parting thi* men. Aneta-Trans-Ocean
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    WORLD CONFERENCE
    135 1 Committee Oversteps Its Instructions* London, Tuesday. It i? now believed that the Wf>i Id Economic Conference will not be held until April or more probably May. Observers declare that the preparatory commission Isms completely misconceived its instructions and instead of simply clearing the ground and making preparations has
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    ASSASSINATED.
    58 1 Governor of Spanish Guinea* Madrid, Tuesday. It is officially announced that the Governor of Spanish (Guinea, General Sostoa, ha< heen assassinate*! by a ■ergcmnl of the Colonial Guard during a visit of inspection to the West Africa Island of Annlion. The unofficial report says UM Governor was strangled at
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    Others' Ideas
    690 1 Fhf Dalai Laau ol Tibet (mm nisi unrtioned an aJhmpi (o i,,. mail,- l,y liiihsl, rliMbem aexi vjar t« v,;,|»- the JH.ouo f,-,i '.I >!). Bvefe«l an.! r.arl, ||ie HUM ".it. 1,, Mrw of ih;s expedition ifcC lolloumu article h\ l.iah ii i Si-loii. author ol T1,,. 1(|
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    FINANCE AND COMMERCE
    899 2 F INANCE AND COMMERCE LOCAL SHARE AND COMMODITY MARKETS REVIEWED. Spot robber wmi l S2 loww at 9 16 than Thursday'fl price >ai •li" (lo:-** m London la-t nii^ht acfordilfj to t t r I frotji our cor- pendent. The market i- <iuiet :ui<J the forward pricaa are 2s follov
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    SHARE PRICES.
    41 2 IVliiMlr Quotations On Friday. Kiddle prices «>f local Issues were follow m Singapore <.m Friday, ui't-ordini :<» Prasei A.- <'(>.'.< list: UN INC. Aftftß] Kumhanjr 27/-, Austral 10/-, Iyer Hit: m Tin 1 1 6. it ii Tin 14/-, Bataag PMtaag
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    CHINESE PRODUCE EXCHANGE PRICES.
    69 2 12 noon, \o\. IS, 1932 Buyers Sellers Gambier 5.50 .1 :va Cube ihfiO Hamburg Cab.- 10.00 Muntok White Prf.per 23.00 White Pepper 22.00 Black Pepper 17.7"' Mixed Blark Pepper 15.00 Sundried Copra 5.80 Mi\e<l Copra 5.25 Small Flake Tap 346 Pair ."..25 Mi" 1 Pearl 3.85
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    47 2 Friday's exchange rates included the following: SELLING. London, 4 month.;' sight 2 1 London, ,'J months' sight 12 'i ,'JI V,2 London, CO day:' sight 2/3 if, 16 I^ondon, 30 days' sight 2/3 29 X 32 London, JpTiinnd 2i 7 /H Lonaon, T.T. 2/3 27/32
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    MR. MACDONALD NOT RESIGNING.
    191 2 PREMIERS HEALTH. POLITICALLY INSPIRED RUMOURS. London. Tuesday. Far from contemplating early resignation, as some newspapers have lately alleged, Mr. Ramsay MacDonahl is planning to pro to Geneva to speed up disarmament and is also bringing his energies to bear to make the best possible success of
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    STOCKS WEAK.
    83 2 New 3 Per Cent. Discount Widens. London, Tuesday. With uncertainty regarding the War l)ci)ts question holding up business practically all markets continued dull owing to want of frosh support. The Stock Exchange, apart from a few instances, has been devoid of m!- terest. Gilt-edged securities developed fresh weakness,
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    BERLIN BOURSE.
    41 2 Berlin, Wednesdsay. The- Bourse opened and dosed listless and weak. Trading was eiratic with turnover at a low level. The prevailing weakness also affected gilt-edged securities. Only brewery shares displayed marked powers ol" resistance to the general weakness. Aneta-Trans-Ocean
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      235 2 THE WEEK'S ENGAGEMENTS. Today, Novemb.-r 19. Singapore PrbfoatiOßCJ F{aces, Lost Day. Singat^re Art Clv!» Exhibition, V w.r.A. Annlial general mooting of Garden Club, China Hldp.. Chulin St., 1 p.m. Tuosday, November 22. Annual nitir< u^ Kinta lin Dredging <"<,.. Ltd., Derrick A Co., 1'2.:1O p.m. 'cdncsdiiv, Novcmbpr 2.'1. Rotary Tiffin.
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      607 2 SHIPPING LIST. PENDING ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES. The following passenger sailings are pending For Europe. P. and O. S. N. Co.'s Corfu (Nov. 2 r N.Y.K.: Hakasan Mom (Dee. I>. Hamburg Amerika Line: Rheinland /Nov. 21 Bast Asiatic ltd. Frria (Nov. 22 t. Blue Fu:.»el: Melnmpus (Nov. 22), Elpenor < Nov.
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      637 2 CHURCH SERVICES. STKAITS CHINESE CHURCH, Priaaep Street. Sunday, 8 a.m. Sunday School and Bible Classses. 9 a.m. (Malay) Mr. Sonu- Ong Sfang, C.B.E. 7.30 p.m. Fellowship Meeting Christianity m Dusiness. 8 p.m. English i Rev. E. S. Lan 15. A.. B.D. PUESriVTEKIAN CHURCH, Orchard Koad. Sunday, Nov. 20. Rev. Stephen
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      260 2 MAILS. Mails dose m Singapore: Today. Rhio, Billiton, SouthWfst Sumatra. S«uth-East Borneo, Celeoes, Moluccas and Timor Dillj? (General van ("v-ri; a.m. Singkawang and Pemvngkat Palopo a.m. Sii>u i Angby 9 a.m. Sourabaya (Valentyni 11 a.m. Kelantan (Kaluniantan) 11 a.m. Tembilahan 'Sin Atk Lee) l p.m. Bank Island, Plndjoc anJ Palembang
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    M.C.C.: CLOSE OF PLAY SCORE.
    86 3 I 238 FOR 8. SUTCLIFFE SLOW. FOUR HOURS FOR 87. Melbourne, Friday, 0,000 nectators with Vino and a good wicket the an ih< ir match here to- I omhined Australian won the toss and bat. By the time the pi\ had arrived they ■•"> runs
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    ME FOOTBALL.
    136 3 LA TO ENTERTAIN SKNAL TODAY. atchea wiil be n lh< \\uy I i- h t i i.l 111. I. Black] I. W<«sl oiii. lila< l»ui n Derby Co, Eveii on. 1 vs. Manchester C. Leeds Utd. Birmingham. Sunderland. ion. MiUwali. Vale. in< In C. Bl foi 1 L.
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    BADMINTON.
    128 3 lub and Tennia Doubles Finals. of the rain, a large pectators witnessed of the inter-club- and doubles badminton ships of Singapore. Tho played at Villa Dolce, '"t for the occasion b" Tan) last Sunday. r-club championship won til) alter a spirited cores were (United Amateurs' players menI U.C.A. 4
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    CLARKE SHIELD GAME.
    746 3 CLARKE SHIELD GAME. i-i draw. FITTING END TO GOOD ivia rcH. W K««»«'«iai.s I; ,j ames Raflle: Institution .round prey I d-iv iini nKlt(<l appearance yesterday afternoon when a i am of Old Kalians met th? •>h y Y n i. footWl "»tch wm the larke Shield. The Kaim ['•<>•••.
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    LOCAL RUGBY.
    461 3 S.C.C. BEAT PUBLIC SERVICES. SC( it. pa t, J lay was well divided m the l adan£ rujfby encounter yesterday between B.C.C. and Public Services teams but tho Club proved better opportunists and won by 11 points (one goal an( j two tr j es t(> points (one
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    TENNIS.
    116 3 ANOTHER ALL-U.S. FINAL. Sydney, Friday. The New South Wales lawn tennis championships were continued today, the semi-finals of the doubles being flayed. Yesterday two members of the United Slates touring team won through to the final o*' the sir^fles and today pro- I duccd another ail-American final. In the
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    DERBY CUP.
    55 3 WIN FOR S. WRAGG ON 808. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Friday. The Derby Tup (1 mile C> furs.) was run at Derby today and resulted as follows KOB 8.11 S. Wragg l. DICK TURPIN 7.13 (J. Richards 2. RACKETY LASSIE 7.10 J. Dines Won by a length
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    CHINESE DRAW WITH Y.M.C.A.
    840 3 HOCKEY GAMES. GOAL EACH FOR A.P.C. AND INDO-CEYLONESE. Chinese I V.M.C.A. o In an interesting hockey Ratlin yesterday which was well contested, the Chinese and the V.M.C.A. drew on the former's ground, neither side scoring. The result was a fair reflex oi the game for both
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    LAST DAY OF THE RACES.
    412 3 SELECTIONS. ONLY SIX IN BIG EVENT. HANDICAPS. The Singapore Turf Club professional meeting concludes today with a programme of eight rafces, ■darting it 2.15. A one and a quarter mile.'* event for elars 1, div. 1, hordes is the bi^ race of the d^iy, but
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    PING PONG.
    110 3 Chinese S.G, And Chinese Assn. The Chinese Swimming Club yearly match with the Chinese Association at ping pong Tor the <'heontf Koon Song trophy was of five singles, played a I the Chinese Swimming Club. Mr. Kung Jit Sei»K w;»s thy referee, sent by i l i<Ping I'ong
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    RUMANIA.
    115 3 Electoral Reforms Promised. Buchajf.-t. Wednesday The Rumanian Parliament was opened with traditional ceremony by Kini? Carol. The -King was accompanies! by <':>>wn Prince Michael, and received an enthusiastic ovation. In a speech from the throne the King" promised drastic measun for the country's economic rehabilitation, including |>ai m r
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    WAR DEBTS.
    243 3 OPPOSITION TO NEW MORATORIUM. Wa ihinj ton, Thur day. 11 Vny proposals will I difficult -n mr 1 .-iitri r|< !;if<r| ,f .h< Hou •nay Im i.-i -i: :i umming examnh Mr. M. C. X the i of 'he Ho fe i Uep it ivy tr i <<'
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    JUMBLE SALE.
    48 4 St. Andrew's Cathedral Church workers' Association is having a jumble sale at St. Andrew's School Hall on Friday, Deo 2 at 4.30 p.m. (lifts of old clothing- will be gratefully received, I and should be left at St. Mary's Horn** n,A 1<»«^ tlin v M.,v/ 'u\
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    BACKED EACH OTHERS PROMISSORY NOTES.
    1375 4 HOW TWO CLERKS BFXAME ONE OBTAINS ANNULMENT. Several bankruptcy matters were dealt with yesterday by Mr. Justice a lieckett Terrell. A successful application wa* made for annulment of the receiving and adjudication orders against him by an employee of the Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank
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    LOCAL WEDDING.
    236 4 Mr. J. M, Norrie and Miss M. O. Henry. The wedding of Mr. James Marshall Norrie, of the Chartered Bank. Singapore, son of Mr. A. W. Norrie, of Aberdeen, and Miss Margaret Ogston Henry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. Henry, also of Aberdeen, who recently arrived from
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    "IT'S A BOY."
    83 4 The experiment of giving play m a hotel was made last night when the Singapore Repertory Players presented "It's a Hoy" at the Raffles. It was an entire success and those who were fortunate enough to see the show were enthusiastic for further such entertainments. The play
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    UNUSUAL THEFT.
    19 4 A theft of about $120 worth of blasting powder occurred at th.house of a contractor m .100
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    GUINNESS BREWFRY.
    154 4 Rumours of Transfer To England. Dublin, T.■ All parties attended the I.. full force today f or tin the motion of censure n Mr. Cosgrave. The was tense and gloomy. Questions were raised to reports that Guinnes transfering their fan; to England and also on I of export
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    3 MONTHS FOR 69 CENTS.
    54 4 A Chinese charged wit theft of til) oont^ iraa bi for sentence before Mr. < son, the Criminal District J yesterday and was given months' rigorous imprisonn after which he would niitted to the house of pending repatriation. Court Inspector A. F. mentioned that there
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      26 4 c H i» r,, c c It Became p Malaya's a ravourite a I In A Week! g U n C g E7 \^»v^y/ J N^^^ElabbLaLabbbbbbbl^^V
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      65 4 LAW NOTICE. In the Chief Justice' hers today at 1 1 B.m ll cedure Code R( vision I Before afr. Justice W I itk) the 2nd. Court at 11 rrinal Appeal: Rex Kirn Buan. Monday. Before the Chief Ju .lustier Burton and Mr. a Beckett Terrell m the I I
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    BANKINNG AGAIN THE CAPITAL
    456 5 XT MONTH :-;NMENT Changes. |!l; ECONOMIES. Friday. ihe < lent i :»1 terday it the National i>;i< k to 1. 1 1 <j to the go be- i Nanking the re- I i wa- j ;i central and al*o [»yang. is to b<U i the i
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    PUZZLE: FIND THE RIDER.
    38 5 PUZZLE FIND THE RIDER. RMen from four countries com acted m the great Czechoslovakia n military steeplechase held reeeuUJ at lardubitz. Many of ihe competitors came to grief at the water jump and above is one of them.
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    GHASTLY CRIME AT MUAR.
    211 5 JAVANESE CHARGED. DISCOVERY OF MALAY'S MUTILATED BODY. < I'm. m ()uf <)\am Correspondent.) Must, Thursday. Afl a result of a discovery oPthe mutilated body <»r a Malay on the evening of Oct. 10, tlu 1 preliminary inquiry into a charge of murder wafl opened m the
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    HUNGER STRIKE OFF
    93 5 German Political Prisoner*' Win. Berlin, Tuesday. The hunger strike of political prisoners interned m fortress?-; cailifl to an end when it was Announced at Bielefeld— where the movement started that a nilftfber of the hardships imposed under the new Ordinance, against which the strike was directed, had
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    BRITISH MALAYA TRUSTEE CO.
    531 5 ANNUAL MEETING. PROTEST AT MUNICIPAL ASSESSMENT SYSTLM. The annual general meeting ol the Kritish Malaya Trustee and Executor CO., Ltd., was held yesterday m the Exchange Room, Fullerton Building* with Sir David Galloway 4u the chair. Others piesent wire Mr. \V. E, Kayner and Mr. H.
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    EIGHT YEARS FOR SIKH.
    262 5 CHARGE REDUCED. JURY'S MERCIFUL VIEW. Ilakam Singh was found guilty of culpable homicide »u>; •mounting to murder at the Assizes yesterday, and sentenced to eight years rigorous imprisonment by -\ir. Just ic-o Whitley. The accused was tried on a chaige of murdering Kenar Singh, j a
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    WITNESS LEAVING.
    106 5 Fvi<l<'n<v of Ship's Boy Recorded m Advance. i A Hylarn head boy employed on the s-s. NieilW Holland had his evidence recorded yesterday by MY. A. \V. Hay, the Second Magistrate, as his ship was leaving port. It was alleged that complainant was m a ricksha with a
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    CONFUCIUS TEMPLE.
    83 5 $1,000,000 Repair Scheme. Repairs to the Temple of Confucius at Kufow, Shantung, which was damaged m 1990 during the military operations against the Yen Feng rebels will be started soon. Funds required for the repair work are estimated at $1,000,000. In compliance with the request of Gen. Han
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    FUTURE OF THE RACECOURSE.
    291 5 HFALTH "LUNG." TEN FOOTBALL FITCHES. SITES FOR SHOPS. Tic Daily News understand* that the Singapore Improvement Trust has deckled that the >\ acre* < f the pre ent raje.'ourse, o;i which the last races will b<- run today, v to I c ome a re eati
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    OTTAWA PACTS.
    190 5 SOME OF THE CLAUSES. POSTPONED. LoiHtoft, Tuesday. The Treasury Order making f V.» Ottawa preferences effective from midnight tomoriow, with certai:i exceptional contains general preferencef for the Empire, except the Irish Free State, m reaped of ad valorem and additional duties. These would have lapsed today :l the
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    DUTIABLE TOBACCO.
    137 5 Three Chinese Fined One Absconds. Four Chinese were arrested on Nov. 4 by a revenue party m China Street on charges of possession of dutiable tobacco 192 2 '3 lb. m respect of the first three and of 54 2/'.\ lb. m respect of the fourth. Three of
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    SAMUEL INSULL.
    27 5 Extradition Warrant Signed. Washington, Friday. The warrant for the extradition of Samuel Irvsull has Ween signed and is being forwarded immediately to the American Legation
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    SUDDEN DEATH OF MR. G. C. DODD.
    237 5 SHORT ILLNESS. WELL-KNOWN MEMBER OF M.C.S. (From Our Own Correspondent.) j Penang, Fiiday. The death took place this morn;r.^ at t ho General Hospital of M». George Christopher Dodd, distr'ct judge and first magistrate, Penang. Mr. Dodd entered hospital a week aji'O suffering
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    CASE FAILS.
    117 5 Outside Magistrate's Jurisdiction. Sanjc Chintf See was discharged by Mr. J. F. F. Gregtf, the Third Magistrate, yesterday of a charge Of criminal breach of trust as a servant. The complainant was a cloth dealer who said that he had brought the accused from Shanghai to act as
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    BISHOP CHARGED.
    67 5 Cyprus Cleric Bounci Over. I.imasol, Friday. The Hishop of Paphos was bound over for three years at the Assize Court today on a charge of "spreading dissatisfaction' among His Majesty's subjects m Cyprus while preaching various churches m his Diocese. The Bishop had previously signed a declaration unreservedly
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    SIR S. WILSON IN IPOH.
    528 5 CHINESE RECEPTION. PETITION REGARDING ALIENS BILL. (From Our <>wn Correspondent.) l i><i!i, Fi iday. Ai m y today Sir Samuel Wilson attended an at home .'iv.-n by th< Chinese community ai M Leong Sin Nam'* res .d< whoru a large number of Chinese an«l members
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    ELECTRIC WIRE TO SCARE CATS.
    364 6 £50 CLAIMED. ACTION FOR LOSS OF PEDIGREE DOG. Judge Hyslop Maxwell, m the Bournemouth County Court, heaid an action m which -John Frank (iik-s, of Littledown Kri j<l. Bournenottth, claimed £o() for the loss of his pedigree wire-haite.l terrier, Ginger, which m killed l>y coming
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    BRITISH DISARMAMENT PLAN WELL RECEIVED.
    349 6 FRENCH PROPOSALS CREATE SEVERE CRITICISM. "A CLEVER SCHEME." 1W ISritish disarmament propcsals, as outlined by Sir John Simon, the Foreign Secretary, at Geneva on Thursday, have been well received, both m Hritain :»nd m Germany. On the r.lhor hand, the amended French proposals are still
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    THE FRENCH PLAN.
    101 6 A Very Mixed Reception. Paris, Wednesday. Tho French Press is almost unanimous m approval of the now disarmament plan, which is ■warmly praised a? an important contribution towards the solution of the issue. Perlinax,*' m the Echo de Paris, voices general satisfaction at the later changes, describing
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    "Grotesque."
    79 6 Berlin, Tuesday. The French ,'li?annament plan will not hasten Germany's resumption of participation m the (^enTerence, accoi ding to oAcial spokesmen who regard it as a plan for Vrc political organisation of Europe m accordance to \.eilknown French {theories. The idea of standardising European armies mectpi with no objection,
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    Five Yearly Meetings
    113 6 Berlin Wednesday. After a thorough scrutiny of" the French memorandum on security and disarmament the impression m Berlin official quarters is that the project .vims not bo much at world disarmament ;■•< at Europe's political reoraranisatio.i m conformity with French view-. It is pointed cut that the
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    Geneva Lukewarm.
    165 6 Geneva Wednesday. Outside ciiri >s close to the French delegation, the reception of France.- elaborate disarmament project varies between lukewtirmness and undisguised hostility, the latter livitg especially marked among: representative! of the smaller nations, who profess to consider the project ys a proposal for en increase mther than
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    COBBLER'S STORY.
    294 6 ALLEGED ASSAULT BY FOUR CHINESE. Mr. A. W. Hay, the Second Magistrate, was engaged yesterday m a preliminary inquiry into a case of alleged armed robbery m which the complainant, a cobbler, was robbed of $1.75 m broad daylight. Ho Ah Chew staled that he lived m a
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    HONDURAS REVOLT.
    60 6 300 Killed m Battle LFor San Pedro. Tegucigalpa!, Tuesday. Three hundred were killed and wounded m a 12-hour battle for possession of San Pedro, on the north coast, which was one of the iii-sl towns captured by rebels m the rebellion started yesterday by discontentod supporters of Angel
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    POWER FROM THE LOCHS.
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