Singapore Daily News, 5 December 1932

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    14 1 The SINGAPORE Daily News I NO r> MONDAY, DEC. STH, 1932. 5 CENTS, i
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    Our Ideas
    478 1 I .mil iif' reminder !>i«- plight m wli'nli i i*ni nan I oC a c!as?i for v f, years ago no nnI <iii i <>.-ii y was too lind thrni: ilv»'s- alflMM t !i<luiinu" hardship as under the severe intense battle «"or w fiuli i- the rule today.
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    OUTSPOKEN OPPOSITION TO THE "NEW POLICY."
    3145 1 SIR S. WILSON IN JOHORE. "TENDENCY TO IGNORE OPINIONS OF THE SULTAN." Sir Samuel Wilson was m Johore yesterday. He was presented by the unofficial members of the State i ouncil with a memorandum m concise, plainly-worded lanKuatfe containing vigorous views on decentralisation, customs
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    TONS OF GOLD.
    42 1 (From Out Own Correspondent) London. Saturday. More than 1 07 tons of gold nil! bt shipped across the Atlantic if Britain pays America OH Hoc. IS. The cargo will consist of 2.000 bars of 120 Ib.. each worth £10,000.
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    DOUBLE MURDER.
    107 1 Godfrey Nobos On I rial. (From nur own Correspond m.* l.«»nd;ui. Saturday. The tiial of Godfrey Nofces, who is chargeJ with \Uv murder of Albert Keen, kennelman, and hi.--wile Anne Keen* who were employed at Rodsall .Manor, the home ;>f Sir Laurcii'.c Guilhraiard, former Governor of tht- Straits
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    AIR MAIL TO AUSTRALIA.
    194 1 ANOTHER STEP. DARWIN TO SINGAPORE. TENDERS ASKED. Tne day when Great Britain and Australia will be linked by air tlraws nearer. A week ago m the House ol (Ominous it was announced that; plans were under active consideration for an air mail service to Singapore and
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    18th AMENDMENT.
    44 1 I Motion To Go To House Of Representatives. Washington, Saturday. Notwithstanding the fact that the Home of Representatives judiciary committee rejected a reeolu* tion to repeal the Eighteenth [Amendment, Mr. Garner is determined to allow the House to vott on it. Reuter
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    MORE BLOODSHED AND SUFFERING. LEAGUE HESITATION.
    202 1 MORE BLOODSHED AND SUFFERING. LEAGUE HESITATION. DX. YEN BROADCASTS IN ENGLISH. Geneva, Sunday. Further hesitation of the League j m arriving at a solution of the Manchurian problem, to which China was entitled under the Covenant,' would not only entail more bloodshed and suffering for :50,000,000 Chinese people but irretrievably!
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    HAILAR BOMBED.
    51 1 Japanese Troops Advancing. Tsitsihar, Sunday. Japanese aircraft today bombed Hailar, on which Japanese tro«;|;s are continuing to advance and expect to enter on Monday a. daybreak. !>espite the intense cold of 40 degree-; below zero, the Japanese troops are m fine spirits and have already crossed 1 a..irtgan.-
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    NAKED MAN IMPALED.
    153 1 LONDON TRAGEDY. LONGING FOR SOLITUDE. CORONER'S THEORY. Stated to be m the habit of of running through the streets of London at night naked, a retired Indian Forest oHicer was discovered impaled on the railings at Hyde Park at dawn on Nov. 29. The coroner expressed the
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    HARRY GEEN.
    43 1 Fraud Charge Involving £1,400,000. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Saturday. Hairy Geen, brought from th* United States, on a warrant of extradition, arrived with his wife m London last night and was charged at the Guildhall with stock frauds involving £1,400,000.
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    RAFFLES' BOOK.
    39 1 (From Our Own Correspondent) London, Saturday. A book on agriculture m Sumatra presented to the Duchess of Somerset by Thomas Stamford Raffles jand inscribed and corrected m (Raffles' handwriting has been discovered by the Malayan Information Agency.
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    Others' Ideas
    1717 1 In the follow inu article on Mapping Tfce Oc«M lied V ice-Admiral 11. Douglas explains how the British Admiralty makes its charts. Admiral Douglas was recently hydros rapher of 1 1 Biiii,h Navy, the fruits of his SS years widespread work m charting and surveying have laid all
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    FINANCE AND COMMERCE
    87 2 LOCAL SHARE AND COMMODITY MARKETS REVIEWED. tFrruii Our Own Cojrrespondent.) London. Saturday. lie dosing prices t(.(iay wt'ic: RUBBER. Spot 1 if :t2 Uaeatefed Decemhcr 2 n '.',2 Jan. -Mar. 2 21 T2 Ip 1 :J2 Apr-Juiu* 2 J 4 rnrh;in^»«l .lnl\ -Sc-pf 2 13/16 Orl .-Ili-r. 2
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    Local Markets.
    93 2 No KIIKin<*HK. 'I Xc Singapore rublier markd wmm quiet on Saturday with no business passing. The noon nuotationa wcti as follows: Buyers. Sellers. Spot 7% 7 1 \i\ (Std.-crepe) 9 9H Dvc. 7 15 It? B Jao.-Mar. 116 8 16 Apr. -June >'» B*i Statistic^. The robber statistic!
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    SHARE PRICES.
    702 2 Middle Quotations On Saliml;i\. MINING. Middle l>ri(v-s of local isSUCi IWM n> follow.- m Singapore o Saturday, according to m 'o.N li>t Asan Kumbang l 8, Austral Malay 19 Ayer Hitara lin 1 1 BangriM Tin l I 6, Batana Padang 0.07*6, Batu (ay v.:7 Hukit Arang a.40
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    44 2 Saturday's exchange rates included the following: SELLING, i London, 4 months' sight 2/3 31/32 London, 3 months' sight 2/3 15/16 London, 60 days' sight 2/3 29/32 London, 30 days' sight 2/3 7/8 London, demand 2/3 27 32 London, T.T. 2 3 13/16
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    LEAVE EVERY THREE YEARS.
    439 2 SURGEON'S ADVICE. 3 EFFECT OF CLIMATE ON 3 EUROPEANS. "In Malaga three years shonid i be the maximum tour of service for 1 hite people if it is desired to eor>- rye their efficiency, mental equili- I 4 -ium and alertness." This is the j tatement
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    CHINESE PRODUCE EXCHANGE PRICES.
    954 2 12 noon. Dec. 3, 1932. s European society and amenities f life, arc follows' The average yearly population of the Settlement of Singapore for the Dast eijyht years was approximately >30,000 of whom 7, *00 were Euro leans. (The census figures fo;- 1021 £»ye a total
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      289 2 VESSELS ARRIVED. SUDDHAMB, Siam. so:} tons, from Bangkok 4-12. for Bangkok T-12. LAIU'T. tat* 40-1 t ns, from Mrlacea i-12. for Malacca 5-12. KXPLORATFI'R CRAXDIDIEK. Fr., ."..n.JD tons, from H;tiphon^ 4-12. for Marseilles .VI 2. BKAJANG, Dut.h.. :U\2 tons, from Rongat 1-12. for Bengal T-12. KISTNA. Hrit., r>72 tons, from
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      495 2 SHIPPING LIST, PENDING ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES. Tho following passenger latlingi arei pending: For Europe. P. ,n<l 0. S. N. Co.'-- Comorin (Dec.) X.Y.K. Rarnna Mam < Dec. to). Hamburg Amerika I- ino taaiseSj about Dec. East Asiatic Co., Ltd.: Alsift (Dec. IS). Blue Funnel: Dioinod (Dec. H), Norddeotscher Lloyd: l-'hn
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      115 2 THE WEEK'S ENGAGEMENTS. Today. December ;">. Ltyislativc Council meeting) l o.:^o a.m. Wednesday, December 7. 1 Rotary Tiffin, Adelpki Hotel, l p.m.! Police Band, Telok Ayer, S.lfi p.m. Friday, December 9, Perak Amateur Races. Pint Day. i Police Hand. JCatong Park, i» ni. TIDE TABLES. c Today. December H. W.
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    MALAYA COMMAND'S VICTORY.
    1254 3 ,\L SCORE THIRTY SRCONDS FROM TIME. THRILLING PADANG RUGBY. \i lv < oainiand 11. ey seconds te ro. and torn pofat^ be2n* P Pr!° r ft the is, easily converted and \tL ««li 1^" 1 r <' io take their JSmS^U^SSS^ ,as the Htory of the thr
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    SELANGOR TURF CLUB.
    764 3 SELANGOR TURF CLUB. AMATEURS. WHIP FOR MR. H. WHiTTAKER. LARGE CROWD.. Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. The second day's events m the S«,anpor Turf Club amateur meeting wen run today m line weathoi and the going wan good. There was a fairly large crowd. At the end oi the day's eveni Mrs.
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    LACKING IN INTEREST
    283 3 LACKING IN INTEREST M.F.A; UEAGUE. KOTA RAJA BEAT FATHUL KARIB. Kot a Kaja -I Kathul I\aiil» 0. Tin- first eleven of the Kota Raja footballers defeated Pathui Karil* m Division A of the Malay League a; the Jalan Besar yesterday by iln'v-e goals to nil. The victory was generally expected.
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    TAME FINISH.
    287 3 TAME FINISH. Dariil Khair Beal Sliamar Kamar. Dam! Khair I. Shasnar Kamar o. Confident m the knowledge oi their supeiirity, Darul Khair »;id n«-t stretch themselves unduly m their second division league match of the Malaya football Association against Shamar Kamai at Jalan Besar St ili;<m <>n Saturday atftcrnoon. Once
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    INTER-'VARSITY.
    50 3 (lainl>ri«l^e Win The Relays. London, Saturday. In the inter Varsity athletic relay [rates Cambridge heat Oxford l»y four events to two. Cambridge won the quarter mile, the two mile, the IXO yards hurdleand the < no mile relays and Oxford won the half mile huidles and the four miles.
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    ENGLAND'S GOOD START.
    822 3 252 FOR ONE. SUTCLIFFE A CENTURY. QUICK SCORING. Sydney, Saturday. One *'»f the vi« au-s't crowds i.i cricket history was promised at the oontinuation of Australia's inning thif morning ii the hottest of weather, when 50,000 people were present, mo i of them being m their j
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    DON BRADMAN.
    225 3 Further Examination I o Be Held. i Sydney, Saturday. Thr Sunday Sun" states thai althcugh there is no immediate anxiet) concerning rtradman's health, it is known tha« a further examination will Ik- held as to the foi m of anaemia Ruspected. The result < >r 1 his will
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    HOCKEY.
    344 3 Y. M. C. A. LOSE TO O. R. A. O.R.A. 2: Y.M.i o. The ground b ing io:ui Kood c o till bet w '■< ia lion an he .M <. o i Raffl ins. it"i lon l> round S ay vn rather a wi i e rlo linated
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    JOSEPH AND BEEDLE FOUND GUILTY.
    1978 4 SENTENCE TO BE PASSED THIS MORNING. INTENDED APPEAL. They say that a criminal stirkn to MM type of offence, ;«nd m this case I admit this is true." vu th-- icmurk made hy Mr. f'.. Tongne, head of the Sintrapn.** Detective IJiamh. before Mr. C.
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    EUROPEAN GASSED WHILE BATHING.
    216 4 UNCONSCIOUS. GIVEN ARTIFICIAL RESPIRATION. While visitinjr the Mount Emily swimming bath yesteiday morning a European, L.A.C. Daniels, of the R.A.F. 8:..-c. Seletar, waa (me by y:a- from the chlor plant for purifying the water. When the ambulance arrived rcspcnde to an urgent call L.A.C. Daniels wa.^
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    NO BOOTY.
    18 4 Vrint <i BanclitH Vltark Loimloii i*o^i Office. London. Sunday Thi Har- :i-- n rht rtre an
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    A SINGAPORE FIRE.
    41 4 A satu i_: wn at l*M5, Rv Singap n ng, itta very small ion of the i I ents ag Tw gines »ut when all was n 7.15 and 9 o'clock they had eturned to si al n.
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    WASHINGTON PREPARED.
    70 4 WASHINGTON PREPARED. FIREMEN Tarp AN OATH 10,000 ri Elaborate p, the pofttin .t jirinitj h alien .1 v h lion of the ai marchei expected m lh<» Polici lea' and :~.0 lirem< n ed tn take a 1 Hil md busing \\n\r annuunt as-isj the marvlu she gruai •■•i n
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    TIDE TURNING
    36 4 MR STANI OPTIMl! I I I Jit l\\ Dv I I vas Americans w and the British N I be pn it cularly harmful In ye re ships \v:th sill allow t tries Reuter
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    AT THE CINEMA
    84 4 the vi.imiitm. "A shown at the is i the Gold Elissa Lukas are par done f a art tually rable n his Warner < Han Kirkland, a which est. THE PAVILIOV The Pa another vinn < !ont pici v Singapore. W n I than while < >wen
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    WASHINGTON UNDECIDED.
    1446 5 WASHINGTON UNDECIDED. FHI MAI' STEP/ ING REPLY TO 1)1 BTS NOTES. rida ■.1 lial the I ileii Mill: <■ after :i < tn ral huui i<!«n: H<M)Wt**s Mill take ii X I '.i il i^ Ii ainl Part! Prida) ;< •<• y liritish N <•.. and ul i: illy :r.'.:iitfii,
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    GERMAN CABINET FORMED.
    194 5 POSTS ALLOTTED. < HINDENBURG APPROVES. NEW MINISTRIES. J President Hindenburg has con- firnu 1 Hrn ministry lornted In General von Seh!eicher. l,u new cabinet includes some who were members of the von Papen administration. General \on Schlei- c her himself retains the Defence portfolio. Berlin, Saturday. General
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    R.A.F. FATALITY.
    302 5 FUNERAL OF PILOT OFFICER FORMAN. At tii- Didadari Cemetery on tatuitlay, Archdeacon Grahaiu i;i officiating, the funeral took I placu of Pilot-OnVer hotiald KU-I ward Fonnan, who v.as killed] i i>ii Fridai morning when a Hawker M Horsley bomber belonging to No, 36 Squadron. R A.F., I Seletar,
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    SPANIARDS EXILED.
    45 5 Sentences On Generals And Ex-Ministers. Madrid, Saturday. A special tribunal sentenced a number of generals and ex-minis-ters to from six to 12 years confinement m exile for participating m de Rivera's dictatorship. Others were deprive. J of civil rights for SO years.— Reuter
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    ANGLO-PERSIAN OIL LEASE.
    99 5 COMPANY'S REPLY. STUBBORN ATTITUDE OF GOVERNMENT. Teheran, Saturday. The Any/lo- Persian Oil Company has replied to the* Persian Finance Minister stating that the company will not accept annulment of its lease which it considers unjust ami irregular. It claims that the Persian Government has no right to
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    INDIA'S FUTURE.
    259 5 CONFERENCE CONSIDERS "SAFEGUARDS." London, Sat nrday. The Indian Round-Table Confer:nce, which has already disposed )i certain constitutional questions. well as the franchise, devoted a arge part of the second week's de-j liberations to consideration of the safeguards to be introduced m the transitional period between the introduction of
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    PLEA FOR SILVER.
    212 5 SIR ROBERT HORNE'S SUGGESTION. London, Saturday. The nations should cease further demonetisation of the silver i now m use and the governments, although not establishing a fixed ratio between gold and silver, should signify their intention to make silver part of the metallic reserve," declared Sir Robert
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    WEAVERS AGREE.
    43 5 Long Standing "Loom" Dispute Settled. London, Saturday. The M mor* looms dispute, which has been dragging on m Lancashire >for the pa.st four years. Ml been settled, v six-loom per! weav>r agreement being drawn up for ratification on both sides.-^i Reuter
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    DISARMAMENT.
    131 5 Irritation \i t/uk Achievement. Geneva, Friday. The public is wearying of I lack <»f achievemen! \>\ the I» armament Conference, stated the American spokesman, and Lulled Stales Governing n1 wi kinuei- up things. It thai ihe measui v of a^reemenj reached by the ronfeien»M dm i i tlit- nine
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    SUGAR CONTROL.
    145 5 (*railtiul Liquidation Of Surplus Stocks. The Hague, Friday. Tho meeting of the International Sugar Council met with complete "<''" It is understoo i thai ihe teed thai the Cuhan •"•I" quota for 1934 and 1 should increased by 76,600 tona uiid l.i- t.ffm reducf ion m ihe mian
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    PRISON ATTACK.
    91 6 Dartmoor Governor Injured. London, Saturday. Further details concerning thy attack on Major Pannall, Govern?] of Dartmoor Prison, )>y a mat named Amey, otio of the convicti who escaped and was ultimately re captured, are now revealed. It appears that the attack oc cur red doting the week. Ames
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    216 6 ties hence* missions over noxi authority nnnmjr tl tropic,, found neui really keen Kill healthy n They help sicklies: a women and temperati ever, cannot rate becau* F< IHIIK V^ 1 1 < Europe a, derably to o Recently we use of eleci cool the, rooms should I with cold
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    SPURS BIG WIN OVER SWANSEA.
    269 7 SPURS BIG WIN OVER SWANSEA. BRENTFORD'S SECOND DEFEAT IN THE LEAGUE. VILLA LOSE TO WEDNESDAY. 1,,,,,,,,! „,,>! N»rwu City, l,v ,hr w aZtn^UM iif.nn Hotspur overwhelmed i „-m n,v,M.., i,,,,,,.. v ()V r As( n m Vil i l \S 111 hum. CHELSEA'S M( TOltv OVKR i:\f- IM ON. London,
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    LEAGUE TABLES.
    886 7 ARSENAL STILL IN THE LEAD. i ii<- following ire the positions 1(1 dat< <»f the >-li h and Scottish I.< agu<*t Pir*l li i-ion. P, W. L D. F. A. P. Arsenal 17 13 2 2 54 :S 28 Aston Villa IT 10 3 l 45 29 li
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    A REAL JUNGLE FILM.
    604 7 A REAL JUNGLE FILM. MAN-EATER/ HOLLYWOOD STARS IN SINGAPORE. Today, on a location near Bukit Timah, Marion Burns, Kane Richmond and Harry Woods, three rising stars m the Hollywood fiftn firmament Began work on the F >x Film sound draira of the Malay. :m jungle, Man-Kater (wrote* a Sunday Times
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    HOME RUGBY.
    773 7 HARLEQUINS GO DOWN TO LEICESTER. London, Saturday. In an international rugby trial today England d»<\v with the Possibles tacit ride scoring thirteen points. Other matches woe a.s follow-: Coventry Cardiff Gloucester 18 Blackheath U Guy'i Richmond 13 Halifax Birkenhead 16 Harlequins \> Leicoster [London Scoti 3 Army i
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    U.S. ARMY.
    86 7 Increase In IN umbers Anil Pay Demanded. Washington, Saturday. An i rcioaso m the regain army to 1 1,000 officers and 165,000 men, with increased pay and modern equipment, La demanded m the annual report to the President of the Secretary for War. The present strength of the
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    INDIAN SILK.
    52 7 Industry Asks For Protection. Bombay, Saturday. The Government of 'India has asked tkic Tariff Board to enquire irlo the claim for protection made by the silk industry which represented to the Government that the recent increase m imports of raw Hlk was a grave menace to thei jixiustiy's
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    MALAYAN RADIO SOCIETY.
    428 7 ANNUAL MEETING. NTEREST IN THE NEW EMPIRE STATION. (From Our Own COl cospondont. Kuala Lumpur, Friday. At the third annual meeting of he -Malayan Aniateur Radio Society lontf discussion took plac^ as to he future policy of the society. Opinions were expressed that lembers should be» jjiven
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    RUBBER RENTS.
    384 7 ULU SELANGOR FEARS INCREASE IN 1933. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kut'.la Lumpur. Friday. At a recent meeting of the riu Selangor District Planters* Aa sociation the opinion was express e<i that the end dj VXV2. would apparently see the end of the concession limiting quit rentl to a
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