Singapore Daily News, 24 November 1932

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    Masthead
    12 1 The SINGAPORE Daily News NO. 46 THURSDAY, NOV. 24TH, 1932. 3 CENTS.
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    Our Ideas
    408 1 m:.y 1«' lit' !e c;i:i ,c 111 m ihe l:d<- f riCWM t in- I w<. major i^. >- muiii:n ional polit i< ■<, id. Man Imrian dispute w.ii ilel»tj controversy, el< omc ronfirmat ion of :.r!it f t! .l' t lie (i I,'- taking m turn it
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    WHEN U.S. WAS BOYCOTTED.
    498 1 FLEET CAME!) up. JAPAN MAKES A POINT. DECIDED ACTION." At the League Council meetJl Mr Maisuoka referred to me bn.ese boycott against Wr,<a. Th t l» a< iuV fltet was called up and the boycott ended witljia tweaty-foar hours. I" Tines leading article it pointed out
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    UNKIND.
    79 1 The Lritish Baipire WireIt ss Statioa Has testin» agaia last n i- lit and was very unKinil to Sinu;>|»ore. W hen she landed hen the sim-II was like stinkinj; lish. The only "ay Bjcl a Lath was to Bjel itito a ivy; m a rorner of your re— and
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    MAN WINS BREACH CASE.
    365 1 JILTED MALAY. DAMAGES AND RETURN OF PRESENTS. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, Tuesday. In the Tapah police court a younß Malay man sued a Malay girl for breach of promise of marriage and claimed $100 paid to the parents of the girl, and the return of
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    FOR A FEW CENTS.
    33 1 The Chines* woman cigarette seller is familiar sight m every Singapore street. She wi J ks all ;hn and most of the night for mofit <.f a few ccats.
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    CHARGE DENIED.
    108 1 G< rman Journalist Ami Breton Trouble. J';uis, Monday. The German journalist. Koebcr, whose impending expulsion t'tt>,ii Prance was announced tw»> days ago, has sent the press a statement energetically denying *he implication m 11. llerriofs statement thai he had suborned Breton autonomist i to commit bombing outrages or
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    NOVEL RUBBER. SCHEME.
    125 1 PLANTERS' LOANS. NO REPLANTING WHILE INDEBTED. Saigon, Monday. M. Hymer, managing director Of HeaMUr Rubber Co., has prepared a plan to bring back prosperity to the rubber industry. He p)oposes that native producers -hould receive adequate compensation and cut down their rubber trees, undertaking not to plant
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    WAR DEBTS.
    52 1 Mr. Hoover Opposed To Suspension. Washington, Wednesday. Mr. Hoover has declared himself opposed to a suspeu sion of the debt paymencs due on Dec. 1"> and has recommended Congress to create an ageaey for the eseaaagt of Views with debtors on international financial obligations. Reuter. Earlier messages on
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    ELEVEN KILLED.
    38 1 Express Strikes Lorry On Level Crossing. Rome, Monday. A lorry carrying 52 nmng Fascists was struck by the RomeMilan express at a level crossing near Rome. Eleven men were killed and several very seriously injured. Aneta-Havas
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    TROTZKY'S PROGRESS.
    32 1 Marseilles, Monday. Trotsky was landed by launch on the coast at some distance from Marseilles, and sent by car to Lyons, where he will take the train to Copenhagen. Aneta-Havas
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    HEAD, HANDS AND LEGS.
    330 1 KII)NAIM*EI) TOWKAY IF RANSOM UNPAID. SHOCK FOX WIIK. An Ipoh towkay's wife received a shock when shortly after her husband disappeared ii note was delivered demanding 550.000 ransom "by order of lti» Brother Fee." If the money was not provided her husband's he;»d, hands and legs
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    Others' Ideas
    1457 1 Inh-rrsliny tideliffM* «n Ifc* dorm tic life ol :t l!i-i |In give* l.;. Fredrir March m ih,seeoaipan) ing art 1.-. 1 1,, :il tor ui\t-s HOMe aim. i;, li^ltt s; on hi»u private plaits wrong ulhm r»ne l»:. hold onr self Hit I- !k i u Huih 0
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    FINANCE AND COMMERCE
    88 2 F LOCAL SHARE AND COMMODITY MARKETS REVIEWED. !>•';»' 1 32, < wit !i T lay 1 pi m to 1 ■■< •i ig b cab i our i i and ird bl! I l I 21/ 'l2 pi .-June 129/32 I Lss. an I I El 54
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    SHARE PRICES.
    670 2 le Quotations On Wednesday local '-•■<••' on Wodnes--1 I o a I i t MINING. 87/-, Austral i' i 1 1 B 1 'adang I M: iy I n K Lutn'i 'i r, Kent Tin 9 0. Kiilinghall Tin S 9, I Kinta Tia 1>. 9 88*3, Kinta
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    41 2 Wednesday's exchange rates included the following: SELLING. London, 4 months sight 2/3 31/32 London, 8 months' sigtot 2/3 15/10 London, 60 days' sight 2/3 29/32 Londor, 30 daw>' s^nt 2/3 7/8 London, demand 2/3 27/32 London, T.T. 2/3 13/16
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    TIN COMPANY'S LOSSES.
    346 2 TIN COMPANY'S LOSSES. KINTA DREDGING. EFFECT OF OFFICIAL CONTROL. The annual general meeting: of the KL.ua Tin Drudging Co., Ltd., was htld at Derrick and Co.'s office.-, or. Tuesday, Mr. J. If. Sime presiding. Others present were Messrs. J. A. Klias, Lee Chin Tuan and W. E. Rayner, < presenting
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    CHINESE PRODUCE EXCHANGE PRICES.
    77 2 \°2 noon, Nov. 23, \\''>'2. Buyers Sellers Gambier 5.50 Jiava Cube 9.50 Hamburg Cuba 10.00 Muntok While Pepper 22.75 White Pepper 21.75 Black Pepper 17. To Mixed Black Pepper 15.00 Sundried Copra 5.85 Mixed Copra 5.35 5.35 Small Flake Tap 3- v 8 Fair 3.25 Me'':
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      123 2 TIDE TABLES. Today, November 24. H. W 6.52 a.m. 7 ft. 7 m. 7.10 P-m. 7 ft. 8 m. Friday, November 25. W. 7.37 a.m 8 ft. 1 m., H.2i P-m., 8 ft. 3 m. Saturday, November 26. H. W. 8.17 a.m. 8 ft. 8 m. 024 p.m. Bft. 7
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      237 2 THE Sl«Gf> Paily News. I«»«d OfH.e: H, Blagai 1 1 1 v To I: "Tin nT <u;ila f.un.;uii Oifc* .1.,. Phone BUBBCRIPT'O« Payable i« ;r 1 <. Monthly Quarterly Half*yearly SiiiKl«- I 1 All eommunici business mattei •übseribtion etc., should be n MANAGER. ADVERTI3EMI N I r»>r easnal nmal] inch
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      156 2 VESSELS ARRIVED. GIANG ANN, Brit.. r )4") tons, from Sourabaya 81-11, for Sourabaya and B'niasin 24-U. DE WBERT, Dutch, MS tons, from BaUria M-lt, for Blinjoo 26-11. TILAWA, Hvit., MS3 tons, from Culcutt t 23-ll| for Honf? Kong. KHAKDALLA, lirit.. :i,2Si> tons, from Calcutta 2.5-n, for Pontonf, R'^oon. Calcutta 21-11.
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      521 2 SHIPPING LIST, PENDING ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES. The following: passenger sailirgs For Europe. P. and O. S. N. C'o.'s Corfu (Nov. 25). N.Y.K.: Hakusan Mara (Doc. 1). Hamburg Auterika Lim?: Ramies (Dee. 5). East Asiatic Co.. Ltd.: Alsia (Dee. 14). Hlue Funnel: Aeneas (Nov. 29), Cyclopes I Dee. 1 I. Norddeutseher
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      498 2 THE WEEK'S ENGAGEMENTS. Today, November 24. St. Andrew's Society practice dances, Adeiphi Hotel, 5.45 p.m. Fiiday, November 25. Singapore Amateur Races. First Day. Annual mtg. of Lingui Tin Ltd., Chan Sze Onn .v. Co., noon. Annual mtg. of Kuchai Tin Dredging Co., Ltd., Chan Sze Onn Co., 12.30 p.m. Municipal
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      167 2 MAILS. Mails close m Singapore: Today. Europe, Great Britain, [reland and North America m connect with the Air Mail at Kara* hi <By Train i T.:',t» a ,ni Penanj?. Provi ice Wellesley, North-Wei t Porak, Kedah, Siam, North, N:>ith-East <!C-North-West Sumatra Kedah 10 a.m. China, Hainam, J.-ipan, K(»--rea, Formosa, t
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    A.P.C.-BOUSTEAD GO DOWN TO S.C.C.
    418 3 FAST AND INTERESTING PAD4NG HOCKEY. M.CU. BEAT THE CHINESE v... another heavy scoring uame «>n tiw r*j !it Medical College I ni» n UO n v "c 2\ T'i Kr Und S.UA u.ou,>J ihe »A1 team of L. f U V l Old lUflleaiaM Associat.on.
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    CHINESE BEATEN.
    373 3 "^■^lUlkge Nd Five '"111 M.c.i. Playing on their offered a he,v «anda of the Medical terday at hockey do- <<l their vjcto,, displaying marked superiority all r<)1 theii forwards combined wen with Y **W» Prominent on the lift weSr* ass, ttrstjt: tli .ball even when it travelled towards
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    FIRST HALF SPIRIT.
    264 3 Old Rallit sians And s.k.c. \r BJLC. "A" 2. O.K.A. 2. No poal wafl scored m the second half of the match between (he S.R.C. "A" and the Old Rafflesians' Association on the former's ground yesterday. Both teams shared four goals which came during spirited first half.
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    MANCHESTER NOV. HANDICAP.
    151 3 FINAL ACCEPTORS. PROBABLE JOCKEYS NOW KNOWN. Load©*, Wednesday. me following are the final accepton To,- the Manchester -November Handicap, with probable jockeys, to be run on the Manchester c U p Course (1U m next Saturday: Lord Londonderry's ROCKLIFFB A. Wragg Sir Alfred Butt's. SANS ESPOIfc Perry,
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    O. R. A. SOCIAL.
    238 3 SUCCESSFUL FUNCTION AT R. I. There was fair gathering of members and friends at the Old Rafflesians' Association sports social held at tlie Raffles Institution on Tuesday. An interesting exhibition tennis match was played m which Dr. Loh Poon Lip and F. Xorris beat S. Hogan
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    POLO CLUB.
    61 3 Income 9 fl 56,698 Excess Over Expenditure. The accounts of the Singapore Polo dub for the year ended June 80, IU-JO, to be presented at the annual general meeting on Tuesday fct 7 p.m. shows an excess of income over expenditure of $0,008. n0 and a cash balance
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    SHOOTING.
    27 3 The Malcolm Challenge Cup for the Malayan Command 30 yards range competition was won by No. 3 platoon l/20th Burma Rifles with a score of 250.
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    THE M. F. A. CUP. COMPETITION.
    675 3 SECOND KOI M) TIE. FATHUL KARIP. BEAT P.O. MALAY. Fataal Karifc P.o. Malay F.T. I. In a second round tie of the Malaya Football Association's Cup competition at the Jalan Besar Stadium Pesterday afternoon Fathul Karib scored a five— ore Victory over the Post
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    S.C.C. DRAW WITH POLICE.
    1011 3 S.C.C. DRAW WITH POLICE. FADANG RUGBY. BOTH TEAMS WEAK. CLUB BACKS POOR. B.C.C. 0; Police 0. The match between an S.C.C. XV and the Police on the Padang yesterday afternoon never produced a high standard of rugby, and a somewhat scrappy game resulted m a pointless draw. There was really
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    TENNIS.
    43 3 Gbampiondhip of Local Military it nils. The final of the military unit tennis champion hip i;i Singapoi which i- of,;-n to all ranks, re v m a win for the '£< al Rns ineei with the Royal Arm Medical Corp :i runner up.
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    BADMINTON.
    124 3 I?) a Badminl n Part "B 1 rlefca ■■<! the Juven le WV. "I: b> ninflflea t<» two on Sunda; I h<- formei' i ou i playt nrd I han Kee i. < m X' Fati ,i 15 Tan Boon 1 Pei Koon, l- 10. Tan cow K<»v. lout
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      308 3 X'MAS PRESENTS For Friends at Home. BY SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT WITH OUR LONDON HOI f WE UNDERTAKE THE DELIVERY OF ANY OP THE SEASONABLE GIFTS LISTED IN OUR SPECIAL BOOKLET TO INI IDIIRESS IN THE UNITED KINGDOM. MANILA CIGARS The greatest care is taken m the selection of the Tobacco used
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    RAT TORTURED.
    84 4 Koilml Soaked m Oil Ami Lighted. l!"\\ would you like to be burnt like thai was the question put by Mr. A. W. Hay, the 'i Magistrate, yesterday, 10 hinese who was produced for burning a rat m Beach Road. According to police evidence the caught m a
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    RIDER INJURED.
    44 4 Mr. I. H. M. Mecredy, probationary A.S.P. of the Singapore Police. W9M thrown heavily from his horse while riding m the vicinity of Bukit Brown yesterday morning He was taken to hospital suffering from head injuries, but his condition is not critical.
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    35 4 As a result of an attack by two compatriots m Paya Lebar Road yofterday moraine, a Bengali had to be taken to the Tan Took Seng Hospital suffering- from a bad cut on the head.
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    OBSTACLE RACE.
    343 4 COURT SEQUEL TO SPORTS. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penmng, Tuesday. An unusual r;;-;e was taken up m the Supreme Court this morning when an action for damages was togUII by vn injured spectator at a public s;v)rts meeting, the defendants bein^ the Peiang Municipal Commissioners and four European
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    24 4 A jroung Indian fell 20 feet from a tiee m Thomson Road yesterday morning 1 and was taken to hospital With several broken ribs.
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    EUROPEAN CHARGED WITH CHEATING.
    1688 4 AMAZING STORY OF OFFERS TO ACQUAINTANCES. "WANTED A SECRETARY." A promise of big business m one case and the offer of a position as a private secretary with a salary of $250 a month m another are alleg^rl to have been made to two Europeans when
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    RUBBER CONTROL.
    209 4 DEPUTATION TO SIR SAMUEL WILSON. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban, Wednesday. That politi.:il disputation* n these days was anout as useful to the country .is would be discussions between the pilot and the captain as to the course when the. ship underneath them was already staking, was the
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    16 4 An Indian was assaulted by two Chinese m Kandang Kerbau yesterday afternoon and >wai slightly hurt.
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    VACANT HOUSES.
    232 4 RATEPAYERS AND ASSESSMENTS. At a committee m< Singapore Ratepayers' tion on Monday, it v. that the membership was A letter from the M II stated that of Si To foi an inclusive charge for *'»t< meter rent. The quest ioi ducing the. charge to ■>. referred to the
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      289 4 X'MAS IS COMING! Don't Forget Your Friends at Home This Year! :o thai are splendid tokens of the X'mas spirit of goodwill, and that are of appreciation. The prices quoted m each instance includes all charges for Duty, Packing, and Postage, etc. m the United Kingdom, the recipient has no
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      50 4 r J v r. c v f* J v n U n jjj it Became 5 g Malaya's ravounte p g In A Week! 3 a r v J L Jl ■■■■■■■■■■■■■fl jk T "> J XSI La La La La La La La La La La La La La
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      68 4 LAW NOTICE. Before the Chief Ju in the 1st. Court at Part heard:— S.56H 32 Specie Hank. Ltd. Uec M •Jou and another. Fo lowed S. 638 82 Lynns ltd >i Tay Keng- Seo.v. Before Mr. Justice Burl Justice Whitley and Ml a Beckett Terrell in the 2nd. at 11
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    HOBY GHAUT MURDERER SENTENCED.
    626 5 IMPORARY INSANITY PI.EA PAfl C s0 RAMBLING STATEMENT. ,he row. nas that his «if,. ar>m«;nisht,| j knife and ,lul>ht<l h.s mother-in-la*. his JET urged that ho coMmitted tho acts uhiV suf AcomH maclo a ra«bling appeared For the Crews and Mr N .me. led for the
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    Fateful Conference.
    157 5 Washington, Tuesday. The fateful War Debts Conference at the White lie use opened at 3.40 this afternoon, when Mr. Roosevelt arrived. accompanied by Professor Holey, of Columbia University, who is acting as his adviser. Mi. Mills, Secretary to the Treasury, war with Mr. Hoover. This evening Mr. Roosevelt
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    NOW IN GAOL.
    25 5 Wai Hannington, leader of th< Natitnal l T nem ployed Work er», who h«- been s«nt t< X—l Story m iu\t eolnnn
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    WASHINGTON SILENT
    184 5 WAR DEBT ANXIETY. NEW FUNDING COMMISSION? mtmsii attitude. Ihere is no move on (he part Of Washington rej:ar<!iim the ".u <lel>t p:>\men!s which are dae next month, hut it ifl su«tje^ted m one qaartet that dmuress M) be asked ajjain to create debt funding rommission with I ie>\
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    Short-Sighted.
    44 5 London, Monday. Lord Snowden writes m the Sunday Bxpreas that m opposing the annulling of War Debts, the United States is pursuing a very short-sighted policy, and that if Congress persists m its present attitude, the international situation will become extremely serious. Aneta-Havas
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    DETAILS OF HANNINGTON TRIAL.
    881 5 DETAILS OF HANNINGTON TRIAL. LAUGHS ON RECEIVING SENTENCE. CONDUCTS HIS OWN CASE. Wai Hannington, the Communist leader of the unemployed marchers, was. al Raw-street police court, London, on Nor. s ;ntenced t« three months' imprisonment far a speech likely to eats* disaffection among the London police When he was sentenced
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    TOOK THE BLAME.
    312 5 SERVANT WHO BOUGHT DUTIABLE TOBACCO. The loyalty of hi* employee m taking the blame on himself failed to save the proprietor of a s-uut. gooda shop when they were both produced oefort Mr. C. Wilson, the Criminal District Judge, yeate.tiay fw being m possession of 52 Ib.
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    ASIATIC PETROLEUM.
    96 5 Ipoh Office To Be Closed. (Prom Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, Tuesday. The Ipoh offic of the Asiatic Petroleum Company will be closed at the end of the year, after which time all business will be conducted from the Penanj>: office. A large number of Ipoh employees of the
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    42 5 At the 18th milestone, Juroni^ Road, yesterday morning a Chinese was set upon by five others one of whom was armed with a spanner. The victim had to be taken to hospital for treatment t<» injuries on the cheek and left shoulder.
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    FIFTEEN STROKES.
    102 5 Mean Theft From Man Who was al Prayer. A Malay was-, a smart sentence of three months' frigorous imprisonment, two years' police supervision and fifteen strokes with a lotan l.y Mr C VVilson, the Criminal Districi fudge, yesterday for the theft of The complainant, Cadin li. Haji Mohd.
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    MR. CHOW MAN CHO.
    102 5 Canton Ex-Minister In Ipoli. (From Our Own Correspondent.) [poh, Tuesday. At the rhin*- i Chamber of Com n.erce on Sunday, Mr. Leon^ Sin Xarn presiding, the local < 'hi nese entertained to dinner Mr. Chow Man Cho, ex-vice finance Minister to the Canton Government. Later Mr.
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    PLEA DENIED.
    80 5 Mini Persists He Did Not Say Guilty/ A Chinese charged with the possession of opium who irsg thought to have pleaded guilty --it ♦he previous hearing;, yesterday before Mr. C. Wilson, the Criminal District .Ju(lm«', denied that he had done so. Hie Honour- commented that Court recordi were
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    LABOUR RULES.
    81 5 Harm m I I II < I In Malaya Avrrtnl. The Controller of Labour informed the Indian Immigration Committee at its last meeting that the Government of India recently decided to amend certain of the rules relating to emigration. Some of the proposal affected Malay.. adversely and representations
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    MEMORIES OF SINGAPORE MUTINY
    2970 6 MEMORIES OF SINGAPORE MUTINY HOW A GRAVE SITUATION WAS OBVIATED. DEFENDING FORCE OUT-NUMBERED. "Mutiny Memories" was the title of an interesting address by Mr. W. A. Wilson before members of the Singapore Rotary Cm al tluir weekly luncheon at the Adelphi Hotel yesterday. It was revealed how near Singapore came
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    LIU WEN-HUI'S DESPAIR.
    207 6  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh SUICIDE ATTEMPT. VOLUNTEERS APPEAL. SUPPLIES NEEDED. Shanghai, Wednesday. It would appear that the civil war m Szechuan is going: against the present Governor, Gen. Liv Wen-hui, who is faced by the superior forces of his nephew, Gen. Liv Siang (commander cf the 21st
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    IN MANCHURIA.
    202 6 IN MANCH URIA. Japanese Driven Back. Ai Paichuen. Gen. Su I'ing-wen and other Volunteer leaders have issued a circular slating that tin- enemy is now mobilising troops m Liaoning and Kirin preparatory to Bending them to Heilungkiang i;i an attempi to crush the Volunteer movement m that province. In addition
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    CHINA MERCHANTS.
    177 6 M;tr<|ui~ Li U< ported Very 111. Marquis Li Kuo-chien, who ia to be tried for alleged irregularities m connection with the mortgage on the China Merchants' Steam Navigation Co. arranged with the China Realty Co., has been bailed out for treatment. His wife say.i he is very ill
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    FOREIGN POLICY.
    257 6 Wanking And Canton In Harmony. Mr. Lin Tung-hai, who is representing the Foreign Minister, Dr. Lo Wen-kan, ifi the NouthWest states that opinion an foreign polity there coincides with that <>r Dr. Lo. The South-Wetti has |)»«('T) co-operating with ih" Central Governmeat m its foreign policy and la-
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    JAPAN'S CASE.
    739 6 All Article By Mr. Mateuoka. The following article on "Japan and the League oi Nations by Mr. Yoauke Matsuoka, the chioi" Japanese delegate to the League Of Nations, was forwarded to IM yesterday by the Japanese Con-sulate-General, Singapore: I am not m a position to mak 1 D
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    DARTMOOR.
    54 6 "NO ESCArr; MAiNT. 1 1 J 1 The t-. sibl« to i ji boi <, the two Amey aftei Thi crty, il.r ug| ouslj escaped for five da The eaptu POIIC< .n« t \\«m n The p i were frequ< of ih. i,. Ed m bus aeroplanes once they
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    QUIT RENTS.
    54 6 N<'?£ri Planli-iN Approach G (From Our Own i Se I under Sembilan E ti< ii who nual genera day a i Serei junction with tate Own ed for a n and v i Up man. with tK- the time I the reduced i it per acre to that
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    IMPERIAL AIRWAY.
    34 6 Capt. Bar; Route. From Our < R a i j (apt. C I', liai cd the 1> flights to Kangk- from Han-. He is urvey India and Imperial with the vices, arid several
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    GAP GANG.
    35 6 (iliiFicsr V ith 1 Knivo. I (From Our 0 Kua A &Llig armed witl with parang arrested on B on Saturday Tt is I B ing to con B Kuala Kubu P B
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    MALAY AERONAUT.
    246 7 His Thoughts Turn To Friends Below. (Fif.m Our Ovn Oorrespomdent.) Johort Bahru, Tuesday. Mr. A. L. Birch's aeroplane, i piloted by Mr. E. (I. Whiteiey, a i member of the Royal Singapore Fiyinjc Club, was busily engaged on Sunday, when Mr. Birch gave free flights to residents of
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    MIDNIGHT ASSAULT.
    265 7 Chinese Sent to Gaol For Six Months, Disagreement between two Chinese servants employed by Europeans m Holland Park resulted m une ol them being pi<>duced before Mr. C. Wilson, the Criminal District Judjfe, yesterday or* a charge of voluntarily Causing grievous hurt. Accused claimed trial. Dr. W. Ponniah,
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    142 7 Mr. Roosevelt's Hopr Of ICarly Legislation. Wash ing t op W ednesday A further »tage m the campaign for a wet America was foreshadowed by Mr. Roosevelt at a meeting of rrmocratic leaders. He is quoted as saying: he would like to see a beer bill enacted
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    110 7 Slrrrt Fi^lih-rs" Victim. A quarrel between two Chinese m the street ended m stools and other missiles bein^ thrown about and during the fracas a little child was hit on the head. Both Chinese v^ere produccel before Mr. C. Wilson, the Criminal District Jud^e, yesterday charged with causing
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    140 7 Three of the four men— two Chinese and a Malay who were charged with the possession of dutiable tobacco on Nov. 11, again appeared before Mr. C. Wilson, the Criminal District Judge, yesterday. The raid had been carried out by Mr. Tan Yew Chee at the fifth mile-tone.
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    33 7 The- Messageries Maritinies C'hcnonceaux <■- ciue m Sin^apoKfrom Penang on Sunday, N<>v. 27, at i p. 'ii. and wiU probably sail on Monday, Nov. 28, at a.m. for Saigon, Jlon^ kwiiic an(i Shanghai
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    132 7 Alleged Breach Of Trusl. An English-speaking Chinese charged yesterday With criminal breach of trust of $20, had hi.s case postponed by Mr. C. Wilson, I the Criminal District Judge, until Nov. 2i>, bail being allowed m $:JOO. The complainant was a Siamese woman. The piosecution stated 1 thiii
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    79 7 Charged with the possession of 040 Ib. of dutiable tobacco, two Chinese was brought up for Rerttence yesterday before Mr. C. Wilson, the Criminal District Judge* Mr. Rickard, who prosecuted. stated ihat nothing was known ;iuuinM either of the accuser! but applied for the confiscation of the koleh
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