Singapore Daily News, 25 November 1932

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    12 1 The SINGAPORE Daily News NO- 47 FRIDAY, NOV. 25TH, 1932. 5 CENTS.
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    Our Ideas
    546 1 United SUtcs Government, |hnHJf iv "l«-nt Hoover, Mas irp M .,l to the Notes presenUd by ;rcnt Britj n. Prance and Bd- the question of War an ,l ,i would be idle to deny |haf „,-u r Ma, caused con i di When ftrrt N ed for an
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    GHASTLY MASSACRE OF MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN.
    347 1 MOWN DOWN BY JAPANESE. CORPSES SOAKED IN OIL AND BURNED TO ASHES. CW«2*TS£i£"i f thc m as^« of 2.700 has been issut d and LTdSnYr^h 1 the he «led men. women iiii...,o m three vllla Kes 'nto a ditch while the iHa K
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    PRISONER'S BID FOR FREEDOM.
    177 1 ROOF-TOP DASH. PURSUED BY POLICE. KKIEF LIBERTY. Hotly pursued by policemen, a prisoner made a dash for liberty across the roof-tops of a row of houses m Ipoh yesterday. His freedom, however, was shortlived, for when he entered the last house of the row, the fugitive
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    VICTOR SMITH.
    51 1 Completes Cape To England Flight. The South African airman, Victor Smith, has completed the flight from (ape Town to England, but he was forced to land at Ash ford, 45 miles from London, his goal, owing to mechanical trouble. Croydon sent out a machine to nick him un.
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    TOKIO MUSICIAN.
    70 1 Exposition Krforr Moscow (»alhrrinj«;. Moscow, Nov. The famous Japanese artiste, Pumiko lonakawa, sister of thf well-known journalist, lonakawi Masso, is ai present m Moscow. She is the director of the Tokio School of Music. The Society for Cultural Relations with Foreign Countries arranged a special musical evening m
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    MOSCOW PLAN.
    69 1 Special "City For Foreign Workers. Moscow, Nov. 1 1, The construction of a foreign workers' v city has boon started on the Yarosktvsky Chaussee near Sokolniki Park. It will consist of r>(\ two-storey buildings of eight apartments each, equipped with 'ho latest domestic appliances. In the centre will
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    DUTCH EXCISE.
    59 1 Increases On B«mt And The Hague, Wednesday. The Govern jr<ent's proposal is to raise customs duties by .50 per cent, only on those articles which cannot be made m Holland and also proposals to raise the beer excise by 15 per cent, and tho sugar excise by 20
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    EMPHATIC DENIAL.
    77 1 Outright Fabrication To Influence Geneva/ Tokio, Thursday. A Foreign Office spokesman ha.absolutely denied the Chinese massacre. He pointed out that the Fuahun neighbourhood recently has been peaceful and neither the Japanese army nor bandits have been active there. He declared it was an outright fabrication, similar to the
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    HITLER REFUSES.
    81 1 Wants To Be Head Of A Dictatorship. Berlin, WednesdayHerr Hitler has replied to President von Hindenburg that m view of the conditions imposed It was impossible for him to form a Government with a parliamentary majority. Herr Hitler suggests the torir.ytion of a presidial Cabinet with himself or
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    10 1 Benin, li""^"': tion for a presidial Cabinet unaei Hitler. Reuter
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    ALLEGED PIRACY.
    144 1 WITHDRAWAL OF CASE AGAINST 3 CHINESE. Six Chinese are alleged to have hoisted the "Jolly Roger" on thenfast motor sampan and to have iai led a tonpkang anchored o!7 St. John's Island. Ihe alleged pirates are said to have been disguised with black one} faces and heads swathed
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    EXTRA BUDGET IN BRITAIN
    1135 1 TO MEET WAR DEBT. EFFECT OF U.S. DECISION. WASHINGTON'S Hl!\ f The American decision opposing a further suspension of Inpayment of war debts will necessitate a supplementary British budget equivalent to a further sixpence on the income-tax. The Washington statement, however, SlBggestfl that Ihe United States
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    KEDAH TO HAVE A VOLUNTEER FORCE.
    318 1 TWO COMPANIES. HEADQUARTERS AT SUNGEI PATANI. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, Thursday. In a few months the Kcdah Volunteer Force will come into being after having been under contemplation for the past ten years. Provision has been made m the budget for several years,
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    28 1 A Chinese was assaulted l>y some <)thers early yesterday morning m Rochore Road, 'acid complained of pains all over the body although no external injuries could he seen.
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    Others' Ideas
    1495 1 I <opl<. lrt V( r> j n li.uH >«fffet kOW HUM I, hi- Hor 111 crisis ami Bofohtviftm arr link cl Jotfcthor. Tfcejl oxer look So art lhal n „as lately the Hos.ntf ol the Russian ami "ineso markets r«MIIU« X from ne Russian Revolution that >roi,K| lf
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      5 1 RUBBER (Spot) Cross rak: :5.21'i
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      24 1 TIN (lo:»d it» I dH'l.»n last Right at £132 2s. (id. (Spot) £1 53 ss. (I MOM IIS) Silver: 18 3/1« IS'/, (2 months)
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    FINANCE AND COMMERCE
    200 2 LOCAL SHARE AND COMMODITY MARKETS REVIEWED. Spot rubber was down 1/32 at tha close m I»ndon last night according to a cable from our correspondent. The closing 1 price wa- 2*sd. Th< i market wa^ quiet and the foiwaid prices were M Tollov-s December '!'■>. .l;m.-M;;r. 2
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    SHARE PRICES.
    677 2 Middle Quotations Ou Thursday. Middle prices of local issues wen follows m Sira'upori- on Thursday, according t.. Fraser i Co.'i li t: MLNLNG. Aaaai Kumbangr 27/-, Austral Malay IS Ayor Hitam Tin 11 r,. Bancrin Tin 14/-. Batant? Padang 0.07»i, .tu Caves o.:;: I^. Bukit i At: i,-
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    CHINESE PRODUCE EXCHANGE PRICES.
    72 2 12 noon. Nov. 124, 1952. Buyers Sellers Gajnbier r>.so Java Culx? J».5() Hamburg Cube 10.00 M unt ok White I epper 22J50 White Pepper 21.50 Black Pepper 17.75 Mixed Black Pepper 13.00 Sundried Copra s^o Mixed Copra .">.'(» s^o Small Flake Tap Z% Fair 3.25 Me-:
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    78 2 The echo of a cast' m the District Court m which two Malay police constables were charge*! with receiving an illegal gratification of Si>o from Lee Ah Too m Pasir Panjang Road by threatening him with arrest was mentioned before Mr. A. W- Hay, the Second Magistrate yesterday. Tho accused.
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    SHIPPING LIST.
    532 2 PENDING ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES. The following paasenger sailings are pending For Europe. P. and O. S. N. Co. 'a Corfu (Nov. N.Y.K.: Hakusan Altru (!>•«• I). Hamburg Ameriku Line: Ramies < Dec. '>). Kast Asiatic Co., Ltd.: Alsia (Dec. 14). Blue Funnel: Aeneas (Nov. 29), Cyclopse (Dec. l).
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    43 2 Thursday's rates included the following: SELLING. London, 4 month./ sigrht 2/3 31/32 London. .°> morithn' sight 2/3 15/16 London, 60 days' si^ht 2/:] 29/.i2 Londop, 30 day..' s i ff ht 2/3 7/8 London, demand 2/3 27/3' London, T.T. 2/3 13/16 I
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    THE WEEK'S ENGAGEMENTS.
    486 2 Today, November 25. Singapore Amateur Races. First Day. Annual mtg. of Lingui Tin Ltd., Chan Sze ow\ Co., noon. Annual intg. of Kuchai Tin Dredging Co., Ltd., Chan Sze Onn Co., 12 30 p.m. Municipal Commissioners' meeting, 2. in p.m. Saturday, November 26. Singapore Amateur Races, Second
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    EX-RECTOR.
    44 2 Intended Appeal To Primate. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Wednesday. The Roy. Harold Davidson (formerly the Rector of Stiffkey), who was found guilty on charges of immoral conduct, is appealing to the Archbishop of Canterbury against his expulsion from the priesthood. T— r
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    CATALAN PARLIAMENT.
    55 2 Barcelona. Monday. According to present results, which are subject to correction, the Catalan Parliament of 85 members, will count C>s deputies belonging to Senor Macia's party. It is noteworthy that the elections have been exeremely calm. Senor Macia made a tour of the town this evening: and was
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    NAZI SENTENCED.
    50 2 Hamburg, Monday. The Nazi deputy, Ifoder, who was tried by a special tribunal at Allona, for having 1 taken part m terrorist activities last year, has been sentenced to six and a half years hard labour. Two accomplices and IX other agitators were also tried and sentenced. Aneta-Havas
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    SHANGHAI STRIKE.
    31 2 Shanghai, Friday. A tramway strike was declare 1 m the Chinese city this morning following the refusal of the company to give increases m wages.- A net a Havas
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    45 2 Tiu- east* against Mat bin Jendol ol committing criminal breach o< trust m respect of a motor-car valued at .$177.r>0, the property of Boey Kirn Swee. was postponed for a week by Mr. A. W. Hay. the Second Magistrate. Accused was allowed bail m $200.
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    34 2 (loh Boon, a Hokkien, chaiL'e<l with cheating n respect of $219 on Nov. l!» and Kch Kirn charge J with abetment of tho offence were enlarged on bail of $200 each until Nov. 26.
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    24 2 Barcelona. Saturday. Fourteen people were injured today when a bomb was thrown by terrorists. Fifty Reds were arrested at a secret meeting. Reuter Wireless
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    29 2 La Paz, Sunday. Reservists of class 1923 to 1929 have been called to the colours. Preparations are being 1 made for a pitched battle m Gran Chaco district. Aneta-Trans-Ocean
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    32 2 Barcelona, Saturday. Baron Bloser Von Pilseck, brother-in-law of the Foreign Minister, Baron Von Neurath, was found shot dead at his home this morning- and a revolver was found lyintf nearby. Reuter wireless
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    40 2 Tallin, Ksthonia, Sunday. A sensation has been caused by the arrest of two prominen; Ksthonian industrialists who control the majority of shares m the textile industry m the BaltL States. The charges have not vet been made public.— Reuter Wireless
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    42 2 Jerusalem, Monday. According- to unconfirmed information received here a rising has taken place against King Ibn Saud. It. i.s said that Imam V/j--yadu is assisting the rebels. Official circles believe that the movement is purely local and will be easily suppressed.- AnetaHavas
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      257 2 VESSELS ARRIVED. MAIMA, Dutch, (on*, to™ Ha-Jjii 24-11, for 11.I 1 Rudju via Sambas 27-11. KALAMAN'TAN, grit* IT4 tons, from Kelantan 24-11, for Kelantiui 26-11. IPOH. Hrit., 723 tons, from I'enant; 24-11. for Pena-.iK 2(1-11. CHINESE PRINCE, Brit.. :5/>">r> tons, from Batavia 24-11, for New York 2X-11. SOUDAN, Brit., :'>..~>o.">
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      125 2 TIDE TABLES. Today, November 25, H. W. 7.37 turn., 8 ft. 1 m., 8J24 p.m., 8 ft. 9 m. Saturday, November 26. H. to. 8.17 a.m. 8 ft. 6 m. 9.24 p.m. Bft. 7 m. Sunday, November 27. IT. W. 8.55 a.m. 9 ft. 2 ii.. 10.16 p.m. 9 ft.
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      175 2 MAII S Mails close m Singapore: Today. Ceylon, Souther?; India, Bombay, Aden. Mauritius, Egypt, Europe, Great Britain. Ireland, I) A., Canada and Western Australia (.Corfu) tP. *O. Mril) 8 am. Norlh, N'.-Kast and N.-West Sumatra. Ceylon, Egypt, Enrol).* and Grer.t Britain (Christiaan Huygens) Dutch Mail I B.SO a.m. Belawan and
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    AMATEUR RACES TODAY.
    140 3 AMATEUR RACES TODAY. EIGHT EVENTS GOOD FIELDS EXPECTED. HANDICAPS. ateur meeting „11 the ..lil rac<- 11 ii the Sinjra\n interest- cin'i: events will there will !><.• h, only one xraeed Caras lollows: l»:v. 2, i .7. Bariroa 1 1 ..">, 10.12, }\:wI nd i»i.i l, Mino- Sahara 5.12. I>i v
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    SELECTIONS.
    34 3 1 an mt follows: KELL. Land's End. v. and Salome. MOUSE. Puth Ail. I ii. and Malita. 1 k and Leonie. X i N Hannah's GardHull and Eternity. IiADE. Ethelwood. b an race
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    LOCAL GOLF.
    49 3 Mi Club a,--Noverabe be played for ai "i Sunday, Nov. 2<; -f Club Deeemlietition will be day and Sunday. and members arc thai no players 1 <-t appear on the play on th<> main iber bogey comPlayed on Monday, Golf Club monV roke) competi--1 on Not. 23
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    YACHTING.
    29 3 27, ,he "A" V.( »il| ai l the two .aces for 1 Cup. yac},ts will sail eriei af three Trophy. 10.10 a.m. ,-,>- n will post. 4 w wgrss
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    ASLEEP IN FIRST HALF.
    346 3 ASLEEP IN FIRST HALF. RAFH.ES HOTKEY VERY .N M S U E C C H O N A D WA I. A. 1. the fiisthal Rf? V layin^ m ™ade a ™titutkai turn outpK th eC °T Ye ry and m nationS lh Ind an Asso ground yesterday 2 YT
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    Penang's Team.
    43 3 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, Thursday. The following has been selected to represent Penang m an interState hockey match against Selangor on Saturday at Ptnang Vjm HouJ.cn; Vahnya. BCathlesOti; Best, Foster, Vcang Cheng Phoy Pai Cheow Teik. Hoblyn, Strahan, Parrow, Velupillay.
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    Today's Match.
    30 3 The hockey match to he played today betwfaed the S.R.C. Ist. and the R.A.F., will take place on the S.R.C. ground instead of tit Beleur as originally arranged.
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    LATEST BETTING.
    111 3 Manchester November Handicap. The latest betting on the Manchester November Handicap, to be run tomorrow, is as follows: 8 to 1 Cobequid. 100 to 9 Arena. 100 to 8 Isthmus. 100 to 7 t. and o. Pahokee. 100 to 7 off. Overall and Rock Star. J 100 to
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    TENNIS.
    106 3 U S TEST MATCH WITH AUSTRALIA. Brisbane, lVnirsday. States opened here to£y Four tfames wel ]n*y* one unfinished, and the U.S. team swept the board. In tho first match Gledhill (U.S.) beat Sproule ti 4, 6 4. In the second Wilmer Allison (U.S.) beat Moon after a srruellinjr first
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    CHINESE LEAGUE FOOTBALL.
    638 3 ASTON BEATEN. LAST MINUTE PENALTY. TOP OF TABLE. Aston A.C, 1. St. M. Y.P.G. 2. Ny virtue of a penalty Moved a few seconds from the end of play, the St. Matthew's Young People's (link! defeated the JUfeon A.C. by the odd goal m three when they
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    A MAGISTRATE'S SHORT RECORD.
    327 3 JUDGE'S COMMENT. CONVICTION UPHELD BUT FINE HALVED. (From Our Own Correspondent.) J'oh, Wednesday. Comments on the insufficiency of a magistrate's record of a case were made by Mr. Justice Gerahty when he heard an appeal p.gainst the decision of the Magistrate, Krian, fining Low Sam $250,
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    SILVER ACTIVE.
    40 3  -  Aneta-Havas London, Monday. The silver market showed a certain activity. The fluctuation «a sterling and sales of silver l>y Indian hanks for immediate shipment u> Shanghai helped the movement. New York sold a certain amount at London prices.
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    RUGBY.
    177 3 INTER-COLLEGE GAME TOMORROW. The first rugby football match between tlu> King Edward VII College of Medicine and RaffleCollege will be played on the Raffles College ground tomorrow. This match is the first between two teams composed entirely uf local players arranged as an annual fixture. Ruffles College has been
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    STRENUOUS GAME.
    125 3 Taiping Asiatics Beat K. E. VII School. (From Our Ov»n Correspondent.) Taiping, Wednesday. In a strenuous game on ths School PadpJlg today, Taiping Asiatics beat King Edward VII School by 15 points (three goals) to .'I points (one try). The match was fought out i n a dry
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    BRUTAL PLAY.
    73 3 200 Players And Tlmr Referees In Hospital. Madrid, ftfond i No fewer i ban 200 playej 'in-l three referees have Uwn injured during football natohea n Barcelona during •be m Barcelona during tl><. !.i t two months. Aggreasivc an«i brutal play by soccer player i giving Berioui concern
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    THE ALHAMBRA.
    345 4 AT THE CINEMA. Nonna Shearer surpasses all her previous accomplishment! on the Mreen by her interpretation of the role of Xina m "Stran<»- Interlude, the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer production which began 1 season at the Alhambra last nijihi. "Strange Interlude" was hailed as a new departure m talking pictures one
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    37 4 A ChIMM woman living m Joo <'hiat, who wis sewing" yesterday morning, pricked a finger with the ■needle, which snapped m two and the* sharp end was embedded m the finger. She had it removed m hospital.
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    ALLEGED CHEATING OF WOULD-BE CHINCHEWS.
    2558 4 ENGLISHMAN, JEW AND TWO CHINESE CHARGED. STORY OF COPRA-BUYING VENTURE. A Jew. an Englishman from \ewcastle-on-Tyne, (brother-in-law of the first), and two Chinese, appeared before Mr. C. Wilson, the Criminal District Judge, yesterday, on four counts of cheating to a total amount of 33,720. while
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    MURDERED BY AN UNKNOWN HAND.
    564 4 MURDERED BY AN UNKNOWN HAND. FATE OF CHINESE. LITTLE EVIDENCE AT CORONER'S INQUIRY. The inquiry into the death of a young Chinese pork seller named See Yok Seng who was found lying at the junction of South Bridge Road and Sago Street about 4..'i0 a.m. on Nov. 12 and who
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    THANKSGIVING.
    97 4 Christian Science Service. The Christian Science community m Singapore held its annual thanksgiving service last night m its reading room m Bonham Building, Raffles Place. The service was taken by the First Reader assisted by a Second Reader. Following 1 the service the meeting was thrown open for the
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    FRENCH REVENUE FRAUDS.
    128 4 MORE ARRFSIS. AN EX-MINISTER IMPLICATED 400 NEW NAMES. Paris. SiM The scandal of the frauds daily assume proportions One ex-minister, .m,. x tary of state, and m ret? are the latest rmp!i< arrest of the Pai i Basler Handelsbank ed by that of count < nac, Paris
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    HAVE YOU SEEN
    195 4 th« late t mm i. i A v t o HI <> li i 1 i Mil.. Have you noticed th< sweep oj" the ttloori graceful curve <>r ti,. and the handsome Inn And the external The carefully tnnr<i colours with ju t amount of chromium the
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      79 4 LAW NOTICE. Pdfore the Chief Justice. Mr. Justice Burton and Mr. Justice Whitley m the Ist. Court today at _11 a.m. Court of Appeal Win*? Tai Loon* and Co. vs. Uttamram and Co. Before Mr. Justice a Beckett Terrell m the 2nd. Court at 141.30 a.m. Judgment Bkcy. 361/29 Re
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    DEFENCE STRUCK OUT.
    237 5 Un\K VPPEALS. CHIEF vrLD. r- •>■ m the Lice m his and jud plainMr. JusMr. JIMJ list it c :i .tpi>e!hin f Mr. l: c. P. Aruiru- i wh'J V. D. •iah Chelan action of this an amount to him by shares m >rtgag«*. lia and m
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    NOT GUILTY.
    380 5 TRAFFIC INSPFXTOR DISCHARGED. Inspector Chia Siew Khoon, Vehicles Inspector who was charg- <•<! before Mr. C. Wilson, the t rinniial District Judge, with giving raise evidence to a public ser- namely, Mr. ii. C. Meredith, the Registrar of Vehicles, was found not guilty and discharged. Mr. M. Tampoc^Philipe
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    BUS DISPUTE.
    59 5 The driver of a bus and B passenger were involved m an argument which later developed into a ft*ht and both were produced before Mr. J. f F- Gregg, the Third Magistrate, yesterday charged with disorderly conduct The passenger's story was that th 6 i,iver persisted m driving
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    RE-ACCEPTANCE OF BILLS OF EXCHANGE.
    2918 5 RE-ACCEPTANCE OF BILLS OF EXCHANGE. IMPORTANT QUESTION IN SUPREME COURT. WAS NEW CONTRACT CREATED? f. TTu which will hav important hearing on the question M I i|hn 'i< -acceptance" ol a bill of exchange will -tbbml rS! uFiif** 1 11 111 of th<> hrn < hief Justice tv -i v
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    FORTUNE-TELLER ACCOSTS C. P. O.
    272 5 PROMPT ARREST. DEPORTATION REFUSED. MAN CAUTIONED. An itinerant Sikh fortune-teller had a rude shock yesterday morning while walking along Port Canning Road. Seeing a European enjoying his morning stroll In the garden the Sikh greeted him and offered to tell his' fortune but to his
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    MR. F. L. WILLIAMS.
    164 5 Transfer to Johore Bah ru. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Muar, Wednesday. In view of his pending departure on transfer to Johore Bahru, the Chinese community of Muar entertained Mr. F. L. Williams, Protector of Chinese, to a farewell tea party yesterday evening at the headquarters of
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    MORE ROUBLES.
    56 5 Financing The 5-Yrar Plan By Paper. Moscow, Sunday. The huge increase m the Russian note circulation demanded by the exigencies of the five-year-plan is revealed by the press. The note circulation rose from 1.99 milliards of roubles on Oct. 1, 1928 —the irauguration of the plan —to 9.4
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    LATINISED CHINESE.
    44 5 Blagovestchensk, Nov. 12. The local newspaper Amur Pravda, reports that 600 Chinese workers m the city of Blagovestthensk and 200 Chinese peasant m the surrounding villages have finished learning to read and write through the medium of the newLatinised Chinese alphabet. Tass
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    PEACEMAKER HURT.
    87 5 A quarrel between two Bengalis resulted m the appearance of Kerpal Singh before Mr. J. F. P. Gregg, the Third Magistrate, on a charge of voluntarily causing hurt to Iswar Singh with a pole on Nov. 26. The complainant's story was that he was assaulted by the accused
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    IRON BAR ATTACK.
    273 5 TWO COOLIES FINED FOR ASSAULT. Two Chinese, Won;r Yew anJ Kong Yit, charged with voluntarily causing hurt to Ec Yit Chong with an iron bar were fined $.">, m default seven days each, by Mr. A. W. Hay, the Second Magistrate, yesterday. Dr. Ponnappa, of the Tan
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    JAPANESE CHARGED.
    62 5 Two Japanese, S. Yoshida and Hochida, were charged yesterday before Mr. A. W. Hay, the Second Magistrate, with criminal breach of trust m respect of $205.75. It was stated that the accuser! were trying to float a fishing venture and borrowed the money from Mr. A. E. Beairs
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    ALLEGED THEFT.
    64 5 When Ahmat b. Abdul Rahman was produced before Mr. J. F. F. the Third Magistrate, yesterday charged with the theft of a motor boat value at $600 m his capacity of a servant on Nov. 20, it was mentioned that the complainant had gone to Muar m .search
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    41 5 Mr. J. G. Hay, Managing Director m London of (iuthrie and Company, Limited, and chairman and director of a number of important Malayan enterpriser sailed from Marseilles on Friday, Nov. 11 on the s.s. Strathaird on a business visit to Malaya.
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    FRENCH AIR SCANDAL.
    149 5 NEW REVELATIONS. 200 DEATHS IN EIGHT YEARS. Paris, Sunday. A former director of Aeropcstale, Andre Bouilloux-Lafont, has attempted suicide and, according to press reports, Is lying gravely ill in a Paris hospital. The attempt is believed to be sequel of the Chamber's debate on Friday night on
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    84 5 Battalions (Ihangr Ovrr At laipm^. The 2nd Battalion, 20th Burma Rifles, under the command <»f Lt. Col. Brickman arrived at Taipiflg on Sunday. Large crowds lined the station road to watch tin- Hat talion march to the barracks, head ed by the Band of the l-20th Burma Rifles,
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    65 5 Malay Planter Drowned In Johorr. (From Our Own Correspondent Muar, Wedi.esday. A veivlict of death by misadventure was returned by th»Coroner at the inquest yesterday on a Malay planter who m found dfUWntd m a stream. According' to the widow's evidence, the deceased had been suffering from fits
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    EUROPEAN SENTENCED FOR CHEATING.
    2427 6 THREE MONTHS' RIGOROUS IMPRISONMENT. ACCEPTS REPATRIATION OFFER. A long story of the difjtadtiea which he experienced from the time ho was retrenched from the service of the Government of Lganda was related by Stuart M. Doutv, a European, who was charged before >lr. C. Wilson, the
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    774 6 CASE PIT FORWARD. MASSACRE OF 50,000 CHINESE ALLEGED. Shanghai. Thursday Fourteen Volunteer generals, amon^: them being Ma CfianBhan, Tin«- Chao, Li Tv and Wang Teh-lin, on behalf of the Three North-Eastern Provinces (Kirin, Fengtien and Heilungkiang) have issued a joint wire to the Leaguv of Xation.s
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    JUNK TO SAIL ROUND WORLD.
    103 7 WOOSUNG START. FRENCHMANS BOLD PLAN. CREW OF FOUR. Shanghai. Monday. Capt. <Ie Bwchopp, the retiring Assistant Chief of Police m the French conco ion at Hankdw, left Shanghai till morning on board his junk Fonpo en route for W'vo-ung at the entrance of ihf Wanfgpoo
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    158 7 Canadian Flyer Arrives At kuulu Lumpur. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur. Thursday. Surprise wai create. l here yesterday afternoon when an aeroplane, bearing unfamiliar orange and black markings, appeared over the town and landed on the racecourse. It turned out to be a Gypsy Moth piloted by
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    COFFEE CONTROL.
    16 7 Rio De Janeiro. Thursday. A decree forbids new corTc? planting for three years. Reuter
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    34 7 Rome, Sunday. The new (k'inian Ambassador to Italy, Herr von Hassel, yesterday presented his credentials to the Kin#. Cordial speeches were exchanged to emphasise the clese merrily ties hot ween tho twi. nations. Aneta-Trans-Ocean
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    44 7 A Chinese woman employed at Tan Kah Kee's rubber factory m Kalians Ro»d waa run over yesterday afternoon by a trolley loaded with robber sheets, which was being pushed along by some workmen. She sustained only slight a 1 rations <»n the right foreleg.
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    LADY MARY CARNEGIE.
    84 7 London, Wednesday. The t'li^avromeriL is announced (<i" Lady Mary Carnegie, the younger daughter of the Earl of Southe.sk, and Lieut.-Comdr. 8.1C.C. Abel-Smith, seccnd son or* Mr. Ku-aaee Abt-l-Smith. Keut-r. Lady Mary is the fourth 'hild ot* the Karl and Counter of Soutliesk, and was horn <.n Mar.
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