Singapore Daily News, 7 December 1932

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    13 1 The SINGAPORE Daily News I NO 57. WEDNESDAY, DEC. 7TH, 1932. 5 CENTS.
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    Our Ideas
    486 1 fl j the Kuala Lumpur c espondenf of the Straits Tiaces, m writing froir the Federal <'aj it.al on B a curious conflict of inter- arisen between the Strmiti I and the Federated M a result of the p.- ments. Briefly, the I that th< authorities i-.«- the
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    LEAGUE MUST TAKE THE RESPONSIBILITY.
    644 1 JAPANESE DECLARATION. JF SUGGESTIONS ARE MADE FOR PEACE IN FAR EAST. Before the League Assembly yesterday, at which prominent statesmen of Europe and America were interested listeners, the Chinese and Japanese delegates turtner explained their views on the present trouble m the Kar East. Dr.
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    IRISH FREE STATE.
    93 1 Refuse Recognition Of Manchtiktio. Geneva, Tuesday. The I i r*h Free State has definitely refused to recog: ise Manchukuo. Mr. Connolly (Free State) m the Assembly said that Japan must consider what persistence m her present attitude -vo-ild mean to her. Whatever Japan did m no wise
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    DEFEAT FACING AUSTRALIA.
    1373 1 164 FOR 9. FIVE WICKETS FOR LARWOOD. NAWAB'S CENTURY. Australia fared badly on the fourth day of the test match against England at Sydney yesterday. Wanting lf| runs t( ay an innings defeat they got exactly IB I runs, but with the loss of nine wickets. Today
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    ITALY'S LATEST LINER STOPPED.
    153 1 ENGINE BREAKDOWN. DELAYED 800 MILES FROM NEW YORK. .London. Tuesday. Conte de Savioa, Italy's latest luxury liner now on her maiden voyage from Genoa, has been obliged to stop 800 miles from New York owing to a breakdown of the turbogenerator. Renter's correspondent i board wireless
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    REICHSTAG UPROAR.
    66 1 !\azi Speech Creeled By Jeers. Berlin, Tuesday. Uproar marked the opening speech m the Reichstag by the a^ed Nazi, General Lietxmatan, eulogising Hitler as the greatest of livingGermans who 'il^r..' was capable of saving- the Fatherland. He attacked Hindenburg for refusing Hitler the chancellorship. The speedl Wf&s accompanied
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    ONE DAY FAST !
    69 1 ONE DAY FAST Gandhi's Latest Passive Resistance. Poona. Sunday. Gandhi started a new fast yesterday as the result of a dispute with the authorities regarding the treatment of another prisoner m Yeravda Gaol. Me broke the fast this morning since he is most weak and m th.? last few days
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    BRITISH BANKS THE BEST
    366 1 HOOVERS TRIBUTE. LAST MESSAGE TO CONGRESS. HUGE BANK LOSSES. Deposits of no less than $3,500,000,4tf were involved m the 4,665 American bank suspensions since 1930 declared President Hoover m his Message to Congress yesterday. Paying a striking tribute to the superiority of th,> British banking system,
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    INDIA AND OTTAWA
    33 1 Katifk'ution Of Agreements. New Delhi, Tuesday. After a debate m which sixty speakers participated the Legislative Assembly voted by 71 to 27 for ratification of the Ottawa agree- ment.- Reuter
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    NEW YORK ECONOMIES.
    37 1 New York, Monday. A reduction of $20,000,000 m municipal salaries has been ordered by the IJo;trd of Estimates as a firs? .step m the economy programme necessitated by the city's precarious Reuter i finances.
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    NEWS IN BRIEF.
    107 1 The well-known diplomat and French Ambassador to Rome, M. Maurice Carofl <!<• Baumarcnais, died m Paris on Saturday. Th«* Washington Capitol i v clos sd and haired to the public m Iview of threats of the "Hunger marchers" to storm it. An ■greemel has been signed which
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    Others' Ideas
    859 1 In Ihe follow inu article. J lorrest MttchCcM U s upon the orißin of several hristmas -,iv. turns and dishes. The turkey ire earn, entered popular fawuir through the whim of B monarch, the cracker owes its l>irth to a chance and the Christmas tree became a Yuletide
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    FINANCE AND COMMERCE
    97 2 LOCAL SHARE AND COMMODITY MARKETS REVIEWED. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Tuesday. The doting prices today were: RUBBER. Spot 2 17 :J2 Dawn i 1H December 217 32 Jan.-Mar. 2 19 :\2 Dowa 1 :J Apr.-.!une 2 21 M July-Sept. 2 J i Down 1 li Oct.
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    Local Markets.
    63 2 The- local rubber mark< t was easier yesterday but business wa dull with nothing passing. At noon the prices were as follows Buyers. Seller* Spot T T 13 16 (Std.-crepe) s i(7 i De-.. 7 13^16 7 15 16 Jan. -Mai. 7 15 16 v Apr .-June <
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    SHARE PRICES.
    625 2 Middle Quolations On Tuesday* MINING. Middle prices <»t' local issues were as follow m Singapore 01 ssday, according to Fraier A Co.*s list Asam Kambaag 1 Austral Malay IsVL, Aytr Hitam lin 11 6. Paniiin Tin 13 6, Batansj Padang o.ttT 1 K;itu Caves o.:;7'_. iiukit Arang 0.10
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    STOCK EXCHANGE.
    80 2 Oils Firm On Dearer Petrol Expectations. London, Monday. With a general disposition to mark time, tne markets have continued quiet all round. On the Slock Exchange gilt-edged securities recovered after early weakness. Otherwise, apart from the firmness of oil shares on expectations of an advance m the price
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    41 2 SELLING. London, 4 months' sight 2/3 31/32 London, 8 months' siriit 2/3 1 k Ifi London, GO days' sight 2/1 29 32 London, 30 days' s^ht 2 3 7/s London, demand 2/3 27/ ii IxilMlon T 'T. L I^l3/SI
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    CHINESE PRODUCE EXCHANGE PRICES.
    79 2 12 noon. Dec. G, I[)H2. Buyers Sellers Oambier 5 Java Cube Ij'^q Hamburg Cube 1000 Muntok White Pepper 22*50 White Pepper 21.50 Black Pepper 17 50 Mixed Black Pepper 14*00 Sundricd Copra 5.K0 Mixed Copra 5.30 1 Small Flake Tap :j% Fair o 9r Mcd: Pearl
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    SHARED BOOTS.
    172 2 Father and Son Take Turns at Football. London Nov. 12. Southampton Football Associatio have had to adjudicate this week upon the dilemma a father and sowho shared between them a pair o football boots. The father was the owner of the hoots. Both he and his son we;
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    ACTOR ACQUITTED OF FRAUD.
    668 2 ALLEGED PROPOSAF.. STORY BY A MOTHER AND DAUGHTER. London, Nov. 15. A charge against an actor of the fraudulent conversion of £680 entrusted to him ,hy Mrs. Etheldreda Spiller, of Hereford Road, Bayswater, waj dismissed at Bow Street yesterday. Defendant was Imncclot Melville Rowland Phillips. :SX,
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    IRON BLOCK BURIED.
    93 2 IRON BLOCK B URIED. From Furnace In Which Man Perished. A block of iron has been reverently buried m the Catholic eliu>'chyand at Alstaden. It was a burial to honour a workman, Th'j workman, Peter Bormann. was working* ai a blast furnace at Oberhausen when ho (ell into the j
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      479 2 NELSON RELICS. i UNITED SERVICE MUSEUM EXHIBITION. The collection of Nelson relics and of fragments of the Victory whL'hi is permanently on view at the Roy;il United Service Museum, Whitehall, has been reinforced by a loan collection from the Borough of Moni mouth, and by other loans by the present
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      313 2 THE SINGAPORE Paiiy News. Head Office: 7« Btaffapor< pk h( r '<i: i> 1 1 i ,2, Tel: "Tin,,,- B Kuala I.umpiiiOffice X, lt Phoac BUBBCKIPTVON k a Ks Payable m ad Monthly |ij Quarterly 4 50 y Half-yearly Single C, I All All communi'.- it bushes matters, j subscribtions,
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      395 2 THE WEEK'S I FiNCAGEMENTS. Today, December 7. K«»tary Tiffin, Adiiphi Hotel, 1 p.m. Mrs. Lee Choon Guan's "At Home" m aid of Child Welfare Society, •1.1 p.m. Police Bund, Yelok Ayer, 6.15 p.m. Friday, December 9. Perak Amateur Races, First Day. Police Band, Katong IV.rk, 9 p.m. Saturday. December 10.
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      457 2 SHIPPING LIST. PENDING ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES. The following passenger sailings are For Europe. P. and O. S. X. Co.'s Comorin (Dec. 9). N.Y.K.: Haruna Maru I Dec. 15). Hamburg Amerika Line Kurmark (D.A.D.G.) (Dec. 15). East Asiatic Co., Ltd. Alsir. (Dec. 13). Blue Funnel: Danoalfon (Dec. 14). Norildeut^cher Lloyd: Lahn
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      188 2 VESSELS ARRIVED. TAPANOELI, Dutch. 1.1.5H tons, fron Batavia 0-12. for Be I a Wan 7-12. CITY OF LILLE, Brit., 4,062 lons, fron Manila 0-12. for I.S.A. 13-12. MEIKO KIARU, Jap., 2,7:,s ton.-, fron Moji .">-12, for Pert Pirie .S-12. KKDAH. Brit.. 1,033 tons. from B Deli 0-12. for B. Deli.
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    SINGAPORE'S HOCKEY TEAM CHOSEN
    855 3 SEVERAL REGULARS UNABIF TO TRAVEL. FORWARD LINE WEAKENED. the coachMi«i| of n hpcke> trial on th.. i> a Following were wlected to represent Ki,i.«,wl an^ > esU>r day. this Saturday. WMf^tte agates* Malacca 1. Oehlers (S.R.C) ;R. \s| lulll lX (R.A ,:H EMi^ti (S"()r^ aml l{dr-
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    OXFORD WIN.
    55 3 VERSiTY RUGBY MATCH. London, Tuesday, nta to three Oxford m the annual ruffby Twickenham today. K\ the Rcore was three iter. re: Ov n-Smith; Minns, nkin vraicjk -Jai ks»».\. Kichai da, Nichol- Jones. Presi i John iton, Rets, i yfe; Anderson, Mai i apt.), .Io ie 3, W.
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    50-FEET DROP.
    22 3 ded Uli Oashrs Madrid. Vladrid, Thursdsy. 1 :?itf 2] passciiLjer, depth of E* ifeet whei l»rokf and the safety de
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    IN LOCKED ROOM.
    158 3 DEAD MAN'S PULSE FELT THROUGH WINDOW. London. Nov. 15. At an inquest at Hove vaster-; on a man who «bfl fatally gashed ill a locked kiU-hen it was stated that a (lector wfcvn calico «> id not enter. He there-f ->iv broke the window, put his ham
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    WIN FOR COMBINED COLLEGES.
    725 3 THREES SHINE. S.C.C. TEAM MOSTLY ON DEFENCE. ombincd Col. 20; S.C.C. 3. By 20 points (a goal and rivr tries) to three points (a hry) the Combined Colleges dtfV. ted weak team at Rugby at the Raffles C College ground yesterday. The College were by far
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    65 3 S their effort! and Wtn BOOH awarded "(two successive coiners. Fast Grounder. 1 Not many minuter elapsed before their efforts were rewarded when Chin Fook completely beat Cheok i', Wah with a low fast grounder. In the closing stages Bendemeer earned their first and only success when a beautifully placed
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    EXHILARATING FOOTBALL.
    820 3 CHINESE LEAGUE. IS GOOD WIN FOR COMPANIONS. rt cli BENDEMEER BEATEN. g hti .C.A.A. 1; Bendemeer A. C 1. Nt dt The Chinese Companions Athle- ai tic Association played fast and exhilarating football to beat the ea Bendemeer Athletic Club by four O soak to one m a
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    BUN TIN LUM.
    220 3 WINDING-UP ORDER F( WELL-KNOWN FIR*. j (From ).ir Ov. n < 01 Penang, On the petition o» th Siamese Prospecting f 01, > '■lusticc Prichard, m th< :Lourt this morning, grii <i«T for the winding up <> lin Lain Co., Ltd., a well-kno 1 itc-iv firm, 61
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    MR. T.A. DUFFY.
    110 3 News Of Death Received From Sydney. Kiu.u Our ()v. Corn Kualii Lw >' I < u\tU<t advii i.i: from Sydney of >- d T- A. Duffy* of l: iv. vesUrday. A-, :ht offices and <i. ><\y Malayan Ti Ltd .ri il companies **ill v •< afternoon. Mr.
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    ALLEGED ATTACK.
    98 4 Injured Man In Grave Danger. A Tamil was pr duccd yesterday afternoon before Mr. A. W. Hay volnnf r i d Ma istri to, charged with voluntarily causing hurt with a 1 dangerous weapon to a Chinese. I The accused stat<'d that there had been a scuffle and
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    52 4 December 10 beii date on which His Majesty the Xn X of Sian has fixed for the cerenv ny of giving the New Constitution the iToyd! Siamese Consulate General will be' closed for three days, i.e., Dec 10 11 and 12, as these dates will be observed s» public holidays
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    HOMEWARD AIR MAIL.
    58 4 Delayed Owing To Pilot's Illness. Batavia, Tuesday. The homeward Dutch air mail Jhas been delayed at Allahabad owinffto the pilot, Mr. P. Both, being I ill from malaria. The delay will probably last six days. Aneta. The aeroplane referred to, the Eared Owl, left Batavia on Friday,
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    TEN DAYS TO HONG KONG
    63 4 Marseilles, Monday. Hong Kong wiH shortly be within I ten days' journey of France by re- fcular air service, according- to M. I Nogues, director of the French I Air Orient Co., who has returned 1 from the East after concluding i arrangements to extend
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    AFTER THIRTY-THREE YEARS MARRIAGE.
    1323 4 PETITION FOR JUDICIAL SEPARATION. PERSISTENT CRUELTY ALLEGED. A judicial separation was petitioned for by Mrs. Annie Crcsson. now living at Amber Mansions, before Mr. Justice a Beckett Terrell m the Supreme Court yesterday, from her husband, Marius Cresson, of the Singapore Harbour Board, on the grounds
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    UNOFFICIALS MEET SIR S. WILSON.
    589 4 POINTS DISCUSSED. FREEDOM OF PORTS ESSENTIAL. After Monday's conference a Government House between Si Samuel Wilson, Permanent Under Secretary of State for the Colonies and the unofficial members of th Legislative Council, Mr. John Bap nail, leader of the unofficials, issue* the following statement regarding
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    FOSTER-PARENTS SENTENCED.
    666 4 1 bronchitis but, against this, there i was the second accused's admission that she had assaulted the child. [t might be, continued the judge, J tihat the poor husband was dragged j into this by his wife but as it was Nearly shown that ill-treatment at- t east
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      145 4 LET US HELP YOU SkJL, Vh, YkJUjK. X'MAS GIFT PROBLEMS. BBV 1 \S L V^v J /tS-,n If you want your Gifts to show good taste .md discrimination you must visit our displays of attractive and useful Gifts Gifts that lust that are certain of appreciation and at prices that
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      110 4 LAW NOTICE. Before the Chief Justice m thei Ist. Court today at 10.45 a.m.; Judgments:— S. 1124/31 Tan Kirn! Sai trading as Chop Sin Choon Lim vs. Tan Thian Wee and another. S. 994/32 Advertising and Publicity Bureau Ltd. vs. Advertising and Publicity Letjens. Followed by: S. 1450/31 Yu Wan
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    JAPANESE TRAIN WRECKED.
    261 5 JAPANESE TRAIN WRECKED. «M < ASI ALTIES. W :O\FIRMATIOiN OF FLIGHT OF SU. se cables supply ■i f the Reuter n reported flight Soviet territory. inghai, Tuesday. has been wrecktunnel through the by I !e i. Su Pingplaced big stones a tk, ai- ing many casual-; r< port that they
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    MRS. BEGG ILL.
    376 5 UNABLE TO APPEAR AS COMPLAINANT. Mr. Begg and his wife WCTC the complainants m two cases which were to have come before Mr. A. C. Boyd m the Fourth Police Court yesterday, on complaints of alleged use of criminal force and voluntarily causing hurt against three men,
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    CONVICTS' ASSAULT ON FELLOW-PRISONER.
    1633 5 HOMICIDE AMOUNTING TO MURDER. JURY'S UNANIMOUS VERDICT. Caten h tL "<>"™e. how he saw a MUw eiNlvid betns m Iho Ot j? e r pnson^' with iron ban am! a squee^ I -1 rT r(l <"™nal Prison on thy morning of NTov *0 ccLed tJL Vx
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    DISCIPLINE AT DARTMOOR.
    140 5 TO BE TIGHTENED. GIVEN RIFLE PRACTICE. MOUNTED OFFICERS. London, Monday. Ajs a sequel *<) a convict striking Govtmor of Dartmoor Prison m the fate with th«* result that the Governor h:is gone on si;*k leave, the discipline ir the prison is being further tightened up. A scheme
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    NUMBERED " 13."
    133 5 NUMBERED 13." fi I- Fated Japanese Destroyer. Tokio, Tuesday. The Navy Office announces that L 66 of the crew destroyer Sawarabi an missing and feared lost. When the destroyer foundered m a storm late on Monday evening it a hundred mi'es north-west of Formosa. Accompanied by three sister ships, the
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    65 5 Little Hope. Tokio, Tuesday. Littft hope *g Leld out of the re eu< of any <>." the remaining 104 ■•)•< and bluejackets of the. -laii i Sawarabi r;a it appears that a 1 except tin 1 16 rescued were below v.vjk with the hatches battened ii wn "witi^- to the
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    TEA CONTROL.
    111 5 Delay In Effective Restriction. r I he Financial News says it is now generally expected that a tea -iriction scheme will be devised and accepted but not before Mar. 1. .This delay m the imposition of the 1 1 scheme may mean that the market will have to
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    BORROWED JEWELS.
    87 5 Allegation In Breach C)J' Trust Charge. Tan Chye Senior, alias Ter Ann 'hai, was represented by Mr. D. N-' Banner jea when he was charged befon Mr. A. W. Hay, the Second! Magistrate, yesterday on a charge of criminal breach of trust. According to the prosecution tory, the
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    AIR LINER'S LOAD.
    53 5 London, Saturday. The greatest loud the Empire air mail has ever carried left Croydon' today m an Imperial airways liner,' the Heracles, en route for India. In addition to 21 passengers and; fr< ight, the liner earned nearly one t«:n of aii- mail, equivalent to over hu.immi
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    IRISH RAILWAYS.
    91 6 Possibility Of Strike Receding, Dublin, Saturday. The possibility of the railway a receding through the Government's concessions to the Labour arty which, it w reported, fai towards tty- nationalisation scri v. which the Labour Paity urged It is understood that the Trans. .on will be introduced early m
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    NELSON RELIC.
    19 6 Famous Telescope Sold At Christies. ,i psed by Nelson •<• ChrW "'■•"■l'ti lenotinsE c| friend i llt n
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    "GERMAN DREYFUS."
    93 6 Acquitted After 5 Years In Prison. Leipzig, Saturday. Owing mainly to thy persistent eff< its of his aped mother Waller Bullerjahn, known as the M oerman Dreyfua," wa? acquitted of the chaige of high treason by the Fli^n Court serving five out of his sentence of fifteen years'
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    FRENCH TARIFFS.
    35 6 P»riB, Saturday. j ,h:V OJ v a (1 l; 1 r |)oli( v fore- "Mriowed by the Ifhiurter of Com- towmSi i ;t i M ;v iv ;:.r- n ;:.j.» i t A;
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    Japan'S ProposalS.
    72 6 Geneva, Monday. The Japanese Delegation has m formed the signatories of the Wash mgton pad of Japan's proposals foi naval disarmament. Though detail will noi published for a few davit \> understood they include re auction of battleship tonnaj fron 35,000 to 25,000, limitation of i ina.iro or
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    An Italian Denial.
    81 6 Rome, Sunday. Allegations that Mussolini's onlei ol two new cruisers i.; due to Sentment at the French decision'^ proceed with the construction o! c now cruiser Dunkerque has prompted an authoritative denial, \iihou--i it is admitted that the French action has displeased Italy, it h stated the
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    German Acceptance Doubtful.
    80 6 Geaeva, Monday. The Italians participated m re resumed meetiM.tr which earned the buTei?2sii p,lan earer fttWlmem CCO.inn (ll J)V! Kls the doubtfU acceptance ol (k-nnany. Mr. Mac Donald has desitrrH I;nvjte( i the principal represeXtWes Ol the other tour Powers to a dili-l ncr party tonight. Groat
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    GENEVA HOPES AND FEARS.
    225 6 DISARMAMENT TALKS A BREAKDOWN IMMINENT? FRANCE GERMANY. Geneva, Monday. News of the imminent arrival of the German Foreign Minister, Baron von Xeurath, who was expected to roach here early this afternoon had a heartening effect m League circles and revived hopes ihat the 80-called live-power conference
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    French Anger.
    145 6 1 Paris, Monday. Advices from Geneva indicatii the imminent breakdown of the Di armament Conference to be di&gui |ed as an indefinite adjournmei have evoked expressions <'i' furio protest from French political eire who declare that M. Herriot m insist upon discussion of nw Fren< disarmament security plan
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    U. S. CONGRESS'S ATTITUDE.
    175 6 PAY OR DEFAULT/ MR. HOOVER CHANGE* HIS PLANS. Washington, Monday. All accounts agree 'hat Congieai has adopted the slogan "pay 01 default" with regard to the Wai Debts' instalment and is reporter that the administration has come tc the conclusion that any attempt t< dictate to
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    Another Belgian Note.
    70 6 Brussels, Sunday. Emulating the French and Bri tish example, the Belgian Government has decided to dispatch second Note on the debt question reiterating and en phasising former argumcrts against payment of the instalment i\ut> on December 16, and aggeBting a review, of the entire problem and finally
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    Italy to Pay.
    293 6 Rome, Tuesday. Italy has decide 1 to pay the Wa Debt instalment to the Unite j. States unless other circumstance it intervene. l{ was dcci l»d to make th December debt ia\ meal at a mccl 11 ing of the Pasci.it Grand Council i h which Signor
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    A Sore Point.
    91 6 Washington, Sunday. 2urope*s i m q litare o.i armaments is a core poini among American critics of the Anglo-French notes on debts. Mr. Bahibridge (olby Secretary of State under resident Wilson, suggests that the war debts be paio by an international l>ond issue guaranteed by the rebtor
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    Mr. Hoover's ,Plans Changed.
    131 6 New York, Tuesday. Mr. Hoover has changed his plans! and decided to defer his war debt message, to Congress till later this 1 wee:;, according to the Washington corr^ponxfcnt of the New York' Times, who adds that official circles' state that the message will refer to
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    HEAD OF SURVEY DEPARTMENT.
    625 6 MR. V. A. LOWINGER LEAVING MALAYA ON RETIREMENT. (From Our Own Correspondent. Kuala Lumpur, Monday. One of the ablest profession;: I Officers and department head Malaya has ever known will leav t Kuala Lumpur on retirement o i Wednesday. He is Mr. V. A. Lowinger, C.B.E
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    BELOW STRENGTH.
    144 6 American And British Naval Units. Xew Yoik, Saturday. The private shipbuilding Industry iji the United States is m a i serious condition, owing to the almost complete lack o{ Governmental j and commercial work, states the annual report of the Secretary for the Navy which shows how the
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    RUBBER ROAD IN RAFFLES PLACE.
    983 6 (.{local experiment. f NUMBER OF PROBLEMS SOLVED. -Malaya jnoiv than an&Other country has -o much to gain from an extension of the uses of her principal product, that more than oral dinary interest attaches to the aciM tivities on at present m Raffle re Place,
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    ANGLO-PERSIAN OIL LEASE.
    44 6 ANGLO-PERSIAN OIL LEASE. BRIT, GOVE "NO I. the Bri qu< !> 1 1 er S was cumstai defii 60 t a ii T!.. I; Dec. 2 ha i i nment, Gov< mi«,. find add not »11 legitinii fusl Britain nterfen I 'ompi i Reuter Wireless
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    NORWEGIAN POET.
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    BOMB ON LINE.
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    UNKNOWN
    871 7 ■proposals of eight i committees. I lepokt which created a storm. b) irhic* nanonal expenditure mi s ht as r«.H,w. i i iej out m reports issued m N\, v v? [f* y ver ni »>tte« ol pnsate members of Tarliampni v: I h; ■^V "rlj an tigkth or
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    PROHIBITION.
    61 7 IIV Mal Motion Jusi <>M In Congrew. J v *»-*hinpton, Monday. 1 n I tactics of the b Conaresi re- motion m 1 ;tl of Prohibition have Lhe Houh€ of Reting bj 272 to m I < 1 motion, thereby the requiaiU twotht VolatMd A I "naturally ferbeen introduced
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    RADIUM FIND.
    70 7 Reported Dfacovery In Kenya. Nairobi, Monday. Radium In reported to have been discovered th< Nanyuki distr^ Ker.va. I' [hl>[ m [gold aid pitch-blend, the latter con core.tvil m LoWaigp Hills, 30 mi from Nanyuki. The nature and extent ol the confirmed hji it und< rttood numerous settlera m
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    THE BAD OLD DAYS.
    551 7 THE BAD OLD DAYS. KAKJLY "GANGSTERS." STREET RUNNERS. (By Air Mail.) London, Xov ■>■> Uangsters" and "bootleggers" 'of *c ,no<]c,n American pattern are lf ,V a ">' a production; {nan among the fores*] of law and order is no new discovery th<fear that "crook" plays will encourage the criminal tendencies
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    TRADE WITH U.S.
    71 7 Vanishing British Exports. Washington, Monday. United States exports to the United Kingdom m October totalled $33,057,000 compared wltb |60 9 499(000 m October 1931. Imports from the United Kingdom wore only $:;,790.000, compared with $11,277,000. Although the October trade returns showed th. largest favourable trade balance for
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    "SENESCHALS."
    76 7 Title Of Irish Goyenjor* General. London, Monday. The fad that Mr. Donald Buckley la; announced hif wiihai to be known as "Seneschal" instead of Governor-General of Southern Ireland led Earl Cadogau to inquire m tin- Hou-c of Commons whothvr theie any material Bignifiance m ih*> uiten'd dc>ißnalion. Mr. Tfcomai
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    THE MALAYS.
    393 7 ONE OF THE OLDEST CIVILISATIONS. That the Malay civilisation it. tlmost a.- ancient :i< any m the world; that it extended to both side* the Mediterranean, along vh*- Indian rct:.!i and on both slu ■•(.s of the Pacific nd that it ia a heritage of •vliich the descendant
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    POLICE SHOT.
    76 7 IncreasiniE Banilitrv In Poland. Warsaw, Friday. Two police agents were murdered when seeking to identity two suspected persons at the Glinna railway station. The iren opened fire with revolvers and then fted, but are believed to have been arrested later. Several other acts of banditry have taken place
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    EARLY TRADERS.
    62 7 (Jaiieasus IJnk With Moscow, Nov. 1 i Ancient monumoiils establishing that trading to^>k place between ;n--ciciH Krypt and thfi Cemcasus, havbeen discovered m Kabavdino, Nort'; Caucasus, by archreologisU .-ent to secure material for tho permitiv--art exhibition to be held here m Deposits of >u»ii' wen- a!s;> Touind which
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    MANSION FOR FIVE SHILLINGS.
    594 7 PAISLEY BARGAIN. MILLIONAIRE'S HOUSE GOES CHEAPLY. (B> Air Hip;) London, Nov. U3. The Paialey woman who yesterday, with a nod of her head' given on the impulse of the moment, bought a millionaire's bouse for o«.. found herself today unable to Main admittance to her new
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    SMUGGLERS SHOT.
    96 7 Two Police Constables Exonerated. Jerusalem, Saturday. Important issues relating to thi maintenance' of public order art i.ivolved m the tri.>l of two Biiti>l constables. Nelson Cork and Georgl Ba\oillot, on a charge of man slaughter for shooting Bedouin >a! smugglers who v ere attempting t< evade arrest m
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    IRISH BOYCOTT.
    99 7 lon-Keepers Warned Noi To Sc*ll British Beer. I London, Satuiday. The public houses m Dublin w.ve visited m all parts of th«- City *o- 'day by young men who said thai they ware i—mhri of the Irish Republican Ar.iiy acting under strurtions from headquarter! to notify the owners
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    CANON'S ATTACK ON GAMBLING.
    514 7 MILLIONS STAKED. 1 4 r ALLEGATIONS OF FRAUD. r "POLICE CORRUPTION." (By Air Mail.) London, Nov. 22. The estimate that bookmakers m this country handle al>out £400,000,000 every year, ami retain E>s. out of every 75., was made by Canon Peter Green, of Manchester, In a
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    JAPAN'S EXPORTS.
    77 7 Ousting European Trade In D.E.I. Batavia, Monday. Japan i« ouftins Europea i ounlrits from th;.« Dutch Inrli< .nai-ket. The official f.trn:«s of iin|i<nts oj >ttori eroods iru<; Java nnii Madura during the period January to September this year hhow that 62 pei e.it. carat from Japan, 17 per
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    IRISH AIR PORT.
    106 7 Dublin, Saturday. I'lanv f'<>! tl-.<- formation of an iutt'i lational syndicate iii connection with th<* project to establish an aii- port \v. (iulway an- well under vsay dc.'laicd Mr. Glendinniaf ChairmMi (<i* t!i,- Irish Transport lorporation, which is mainly i ■<•>• f;<;nisihle for th(* launching o<* tln
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