Singapore Daily News, 8 December 1932

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    Masthead
    12 1 The SINGAPORE Daily News NO. 58. THURSDAY, DEC. BTH, 1932. 5 CENTS.
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    Our Ideas
    493 1 the most cheering news dis pute between China ..v. engaging the anxi- jon of the Assembly of Nations*, n that r*»--v «.t both the -Japan*'-c the Chinese Ministry the League o2 »n dinner m London. 'if I. ii anese tv find themmeet on social occsithere is considerably of
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    PARIS MEETING TODAY
    175 1 PREMIERS' TALK. ON WAR DEBTS PAYMENT. PROBABLE DECISION. Mr. Ramsay Mat Donald and M. Herriot are expected to confer today O n war debts policy and a decision is expected to be arrived at. Meanwhile, the British Press is ikivoin regarding the probable t-ffect of the transfer
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    Awaiting Third Step.
    296 1 London, Wednesday. The enigma of the third step m the debt question exercises the British Press which takes President Hoover's message to Congress as iv cold douche upon hopes that America will not insist on payment on Dec. 1">. This fact is regarded as precipitated by this
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    Danger To Sterling.
    189 1 London, Monday. The Financial News protests agai ist the tendency to minimise the direct effect of the- debt question upon the Sterling exchange. A fall m the pound, says the paper, would accentuate the crisis m raw materials and r™lonpr the world wide economic nepression. The Sunday
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    HUGE DEFICIT EXPECTED.
    173 1 U.S. FISCAL YEAR. MR. HOOVER'S BUDGET MESSAGE. Washini?toi, Wednesday. A deficit for Uir current fiscal year of $1,146,000,000 k estimated m Mr. Hoover's budget mes~age to Congress. Thciv will be a further $:)00,000,000 defic-t next year un'e,s additional revenue is secured and economies effected. ''Such a situation
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    REGAL TRADE MARK.
    53 1 Spanish Onion Exporters Fined. Madrid, Monday. BtcaUM they packed their onions and oranges m cratel bearing emblems of the former monarchy as a trademark, five exporters at Valencia have been fined riOO pesctea each having been found guilty of a broach of the regulations for protecting the
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    GERMAN DAM.
    43 1 Berlin. Sunday. The Hleiloch dam across the Saale Valley m Thurinjda has been opened formally. It is the largest dam m Western ov Central Europe. It' took six years to build and holds J 215,000,000 cubic meters of water. I Aneta-Trans-Ocean
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    WAITING.
    12 1 First m the early morning queue for the itinerant Singapore barber.
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    POMPOUS NAME.
    83 1 But Only Assets An Empty SaiV Paris, Dec. 5. The latent m a series of financial scandals is the arrest of the directors of the Banque de Paris poui' le Commerce et Lindnstrie on a charge of fraud and infringement i of the company laws. The arrest followed
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    30 1 According to the Agence Bconomique ct Kinanciere, the Soviet Union has placed orders m Prance for twenty million 1" rants worth «»i." motor-car parts and various tool^ und utensils.- Aneta-Trans-Ocean
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    Britain's Rebuke To Russian Ambassador.
    122 1 Britain's Rebuke To Russian Ambassador. London^ Wednesday. The fact that Sir John Simon, i the Foreign Secretary, had adminis-!< tercd a strong rebuke to the Uus- 1 -dan Ambassador, M. Maisky, mj Nov. 28 m consequence of ""he activities of the Third International; ar.d press propaganda, was r?vealid today m
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    C.E.R. RESTORED.
    52 1 Through Communication With Europe. Tokio, Wednesday. According to a Tsitsihar ■essagr, railway traffic ha^ been resumed on the whole of the Western section of the Chinese Eastern Railway as a successful completion <»f operattons against General Su l'inj;wcn. thereby restarting communications witli. Europe 1 after over two months'
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    SINCLAIR LEWIS.
    24 1 Vienna, Tuesday. The American author Mr. Sinclair Lewis intends to settle permanently m Austria and ha*bought a house m Vienna, Aneta Trans-Ocean
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    U.S. AND SOVIET.
    57 1 Suggested Helpers For Far East Peace. Geneva, Wednesday. Speaking on the Sino-Japanese dispute m the League Assembly this afternoon Sir John Simon, the British Foreign Secretary, suggest ed the desirability of inviting the United States and Soviet Russia to share m the work of the Commission of
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    VON PAPEN HONOURED.
    30 1 Berlin, Tuesday. President von Hindenburg reoeived the ex-Qhancellor, Herr von Papen, m farewell audience and as token of his esteem presented him with an autographed portrait. Aneta-Trans-Ocean
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    Others' Ideas
    1075 1 Two hundred wars ajjo a humble mother m Preston. Lancashire, gave lurth to a son «a> d< s tined to becoae tin- rounder of the cotton industry. Richard \rkWright, In inwntirm tl,«- first pureh automatic spinning machine, took tlv firs* step m turning cloth-makinu from a craft into
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  • FINANCE AND COMMERCE
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      RUBBER.
      31 2 Market: Dull. Spot 2 17 32 Cnchangcd' January 2 17 32 Jan.-.Mar. 2 I Hi Down 1 32 Apr.-Junt* 2 21 32 Unchanged July -Sept. 2V» Oct.-Ilec. 2 13 IK
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      TIN.
      15 2 Spot Rl5l 13P.M, DowafeStl :i Months Itftl Us. 9d. Down is. N Market: Btttir"
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      SILVER.
      13 2 Spot 17*, I p 1/16 1 Months 17 13 Hi Up 1/1*
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      CROSS RATE.
      5 2 US Tuesday :i.2l',
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      Tin
      15 2 1h( local tjji market was steadier yesterday with the loial price vising! to |77%.
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      Shares.
      36 2 Thpge was again very little doing m tlu- share market. Industrials showed slightly better demand, (»nt little business wat dune. Tradeis were firm and s"t;t!i parcels changed hands at |25. Rubber and tin were' neglected.
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      Rubber.
      82 2 Another very q Übt day was passe<l m the market with prices eteady throughout. At rhe aiuti( i the de- niand was fair. Crepe fatched Sl--to 9%, while food slu«-t was sold at 7%. Loose snap was obtain* i m A%, sheet cuttingra up and 1 1 brown crepe
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    SHARE PRICES.
    672 2 Middle Quotations On Wrdnrsdav. MINING. Middle price! of local issues \rere ;i> follows m Sinigapoie <>n Wednesday, according to Frasjr A Co.'s list A>a:u Hum bang 6 id.. Austral Malay 19 Ayi-r li.t;.;.i Tin 11 Bangrin Tin Baiang Padang 0.07 Hatu Caves v.^ 1 Bvkit Afti| < j
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    198 2 Scheme For Pataling And Pernaiiibang Rubber. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Tuesday. Pataling Rubber Estate, Ltd., and lVinainbanjr Rubber Estates, Ltd., have circularised their shareholders proposing an amalgamation. It is proposed to reduce the Pataling capital by 13s. 4d. per £1 share and the amalgamated company will have a capital
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    CHINESE PRODUCE EXCHANGE PRICES.
    71 2 12 u.(»r». Dec. 7. 1i»32. Buyers Sellers Gambifcr 5.50 •lava Cube i».50 Hamburg Cube 10.00 Muntok White Pepper 22.50 White Pepper 21.50 Black Pepper 17.50 Mixed Black Pepper 14.00 Sundried Copra 5. 50 Mixid Copra 5.30 Small Flake Tap 3% Fair ;j.50 Mcd: Pearl 3. 85
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    CANADIAN TRADE.
    51 2 Shipping Connections hWith Far East. Ottawa, Monday. The Canadian Department of Commerce had concluded an agreement with a group of shipping companies to create a monthly service between Halifax and Egypt, Ceylon and the Dutch East Indies with a view to developing Canadian l.rnrio with the Far Exist.
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    42 2 Yesterday's exchange rates m! eluded the following:— SELLING, 1 London, 4 months' ai^ht 2/3 31/32' London, 3 months' sight 2 3 15 16! Londoo, 60 <J<iys' sight 2/3 29/32 London, 30 days' sight 2 3 7/8 London, demand 2/8 27^32
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    NOT BINDING ON JEWESS.
    438 2 CIVIL MARRIAGE. A REGISTER OFFICE CEREMONY. (By Air Mail.) London, Nov. 22. A Jewess was granted a decree of nullity, with costs, m the Divorce Court yesterday on the grouti i !that a ceremony m a register office was not binding upon her. She was Mrs.
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    RUSSIA AND POLAND.
    165 2 Triumph for Soviet's Peaceful Policy. Moscow. Tuesday. Ratification of the Russo-Polish nofHaggression pact is hailed by the Press an k triumph for th< Soviet's peaceful policy and a- symptom of the increasing weakness of the "international bom gcoisie" due- to the world depression. In this connection the
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    TANKER REPAIRS.
    81 2 Reported Loss of Work To Local Docks. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ifodan, Sunday. The Bataviaasch Nicu\\>.l>la»i states that the Direeton of the Dutch East Indian Tankers Company (the Asiatic Petroleum Co.) have promised to the Dry Dock Co., Sourabaya, that In the future an important part of the
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      150 2 VESSELS ARRIVED. j silvi;ksani)AL. Brit, MM from Now York 7-12, for Port Swettonham 12-12. MAROS, Hutch, :;•>;> ions, from Imlrafiri 7-12, for Imiiajriri 9-12. DUKAT, Norw., "0.1 tons, from Bangkok 7-12, for BtMfkok Wf. BOEIBAT, Siam, SM tons, from Turnpat 7-12, for Baifeo 10-12. ABMBDI, Hrit., >„i;M tons, from Bombay
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      435 2 SHHIPPING LIST. PENDING ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES. The following passenger sailings are I For Europe. P. and O. S. N. Co.^ Comorin (Dec. N.Y.K.: Haruna Maru (Dec. 15). Hamburg Amerika Line Kurmark (D.A.D.G.) (Dec. 15). East Asiatic Co., Ltd. Alsir. (Dec. 13). Blue Funnel: Deu.alion (Dec. 14 1. Norddeutscher Lloyd: Lahn
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      573 2 THE WEEK'S ENGAGEMENTS. I Today, December 8. Perak Amateur Races, First Day. Police Band, Katong Park, 9 p.m. Saturday, December 10. Perak Amateur Racer, Second Day. St. Andrew's Hospital Carnival Ball, Raffles Hotel. Sunday, December 11. Police Band. Botanical Gardens 9 p.m. Monday, December 12. Annual General Meeting of Children's
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    BIG WIN FOR S.R.C.
    687 3 BIG WIN FOR S.R.C. PADANG HOCKEY. CHINESE LET FIVE GOALS. DOGGED DEFENCE. < hinesc l ■hi ir »>wn ground Chinese '•>, atch ippily but cl d The I c rio but i a m. H i line, I i 1 '»;ili on ihe elf I'll is '< i len <!i
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    SPRINKLING OF SPECTATORS.
    412 3 KEBAKTIAN BEAT THE BSDADARI S.C. MXX 1 li.S.(; 2 A crinkling of spectators iaw wow and uninteresting game m division of the Malayan Associatiou league "^.MaUyati Kebaktian Raja aitd the Bidadari Sports Club yes ay afternoon at the J a 'l an -a r Stadium. typically second
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    NARROW VICTORY FOR S. C. C.
    668 3 NARROW VICTORY FOR S. C. C. PADANG RUGBY. R.A.F. UNLUCKY TO LOSE. POOR GAME. s< •">• It. A.F. S. In the last moment of the pain" yesterday against thr R.AJ SI McLeod converted a try by Rotherv, and gave an 'S.C.C. XV a victory that they did not deserve to
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    HOME FOOTBALL.
    49 3 Welsh Victory Over London, Wednesday. li. i o'd, tint- weather at Wrexham today l»,000 people saw Wales heat Ireland m an international football match by four goals to one. At Stamford T^rid^e 50,000 people jacked the r iound m cold and sunny weather to see tSnglaild licat
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    TEST MATCH.
    192 3 ENGLAND WIN BY TEN WICKETS. Sydney, Wednesday. England w.r. the first tot match by ten wickets. Nothing- was added to Australia's over-night score of 144 for nine, for O'Reilly was bowled !>y Voce with the third hall of the second ov( r. His total was seven and Nagel
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    RACING.
    237 3 HANDICAPS FOR PERAK MEETING. i Th< FV-rak Turf dob amateur meeting will bei>ia on Friday. Han dicaps for thai ('ay arc as follows: Race 1. Ponies, Class Div. 11. Di.irtme (flve furs.) The Armenian 11. Kiack Magic 10.0, Hop i Over 9.11, Sir rty '.'.7. Imareek 8.10, Hati Off
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    KHALSA ASSCN.
    155 3 New Ground Opt'tird At Target Hill. The- Singapore Khalsa Association's new recreation ground and pavilion at Target Hill, off Balestier Road, was opened <m Sundry by Sardar Sunder Singh Sawhny, the patron of tlu* Association. Later m the evening a hock »y match was played between teams representing
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    LOCAL GOLF.
    304 3 The result of t he Ladies Medal, December, a1 the Sepoy Lines Golf luh was as fellows: Mrs. Oakeshott 40—11=29 Miss M. L. Evsna 48—15=33 Miss Hegarty 45—12 33 Mrs. English 11— «ri:',:j Mrs. Alien 42— 8=34 Mrs. Ambler 45— 9=96 Mitt Stewart 4»— 10=39 Mrs. Morrell tiO
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    CORONER WARNS UNDERTAKER.
    885 3 CHILD'S BURIAL. IRREGULAR REMOVAL OF BODY. A Chinese undertaker was given i severe warning by Mr. P. <>. Bourn*, the Singapore Coroner, yesterday when an inquiry was held; into the events following the death Hi a child a few hours after liir^k. It appeared that the child
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    LORD LYTTON.
    462 3 No Longer A Legal Problem." London, V V, dnesd Sneaking a1 'lie dinner <>f the !<■ <>f Nation fnion, winch was attended by a distinguished col pany, including members of the Japane Emba sy ami the Chinese Ministry, Lord Lytton declared that the situation had ceased t<> be
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    KERENSKY.
    72 3 Give* A Lecture In Berlin. Alexander K«n imky, o Vutton, wa. Prime Bftin t Russian Republican G inn nt tbliflhed afwi 'Ih> overt !i v T ;tii.-in. d€|ivefe«J i Itciuit m Berlin l>« (>■>>• a leled iirclv. Xt ivn-ky who s|i/,kv <- K\ a*l future a.-, he MQt it,
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    PLANTER FINED.
    34 4 (K '""i Our Own •orrespondi-rit.) Modan, Doe. 1. A Rue of om hundred Knildwn was imposed on Mr. Dewson, a British planter, *ho was chared asaaultinf coolie. Th<« CSSIJaWa 1 ma was
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    5 4 M.^/. wotor-bu. driver and aafessK
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    LAW NOTICE.
    64 4 I»elo, the Chief Justice m the Isi Court today at 11 a.m. Part Specie Hank Ltd. m. Le« Kwock Jou am another. S. U 5O/31- Y« Wan Yoke alias Yu Oi (widow) vs. Chu lew Kuan and two others >.;ton Mr. Justice a Beckett '< •I'll .nth, 2nd
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    16 4 A rkkaha pallet and his Chinese 2T y plk« (oll !r K)n w 'th a motorcar
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    THE ALHAMBRA.
    176 4 AT THE CINEMA. Metro-lioldwvn-Meyer has found another star m Warren Williams, who leads m •'Skyscraper Souls." which began a run at the Alhambra last night. William* proves himself a fine actor with a great personality, and helps considerably to carry the production to the success it is. "Skyscraper
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    THE CAPITOL.
    73 4 Variety and pictures are again iUCCeaafuUjr combined m the programme now being presented at the Capitol. Variety is represented by the Capitol Follies, an excellent troupe of dancers under Miss Doris Wright, and the chief item m the picture programme is a First National production. "Big Business Girl,"
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    BANKER TO AUTHOR.
    49 4 Death Of Weil-Known German Writer. The German writer, Gustav Mey;nnk, who became internationally known by his novel "The Golden'" 'has died here aged sixty-five. Mev|rtok had an unusual career. He 'fhv^i US a succcs f banker, del eloping l.terary ambition com parat.vey late in life.-Aneta Aneta-Trans-Ocean
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    SOME SECRETS OF FAKE ANIMAL FILMS.
    1147 4 EIGHT WEEKS TO CHOOSE CAST OF "MAN EATER," TRICK STUDIO PHOTOGRAPHY. Secrets of fake animal films were given to the Singapore Notary Club at the weekly tiflin at the Ade-phi Hotel yesterday by Mr. ('live Elliott, the Hollywood director -v ho is at present
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    BRITISH ESTATES.
    93 4 Facilities For Taxes In D.E.I. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Medaa, Dec. l. The Government of the Dutch Bast Indies is giving full co-opera- 1 tion m the reorganisation of British- 1 owned rubber estates which are feel-' ing the heavy assessment imposed on limited liability companies. Taylor and
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    MEDAN RECEPTION.
    71 4 Arrival Of Ntw Chinese j Consul. (From Our Own Correspondent.)' Ifedan, Dec. 1. Tho new Chino- Consul, Mr. Wu Tse-wei, formei ly secretary of the Legation m Washington, has arrived m Me lan. A reception is to be K-iven to him and also Mr. Chow Man-ehu, formerly Director
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    FALSE SIDES.
    69 4 Opium Hidden In Man's Boxes. A sentence of $400, on m default twelve months' rigorous imprisonment, was passed by Mr. Wilson, the Criminal District Judge, on a 'male Chinese passenger who had disembarked at this port from the s.s. Anahnn on his way from Siam to Penang. Examination
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    CHILD WELFARE.
    73 4 At Home In Aid Of Funds. A very twccessfu] at home was given at Mandalay Villa, the house' of Mrs. Lee Choon Guan, M.B.E ▼esterday afternoon m aid of the funds of the Child Welfare Society About 800 guests attende 1 and were entertained with bridge and jmahjoiff.
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    MR. E. P. WELBY.
    514 4 BIDADARI FUNERAL YESTERDAY. The death of Mr. Edgar Patrick Welby, M.C.. general manager of the Rubber Estates of Malaya. Ltd.. Johore, occurred at the General Hospital. Singapore, on Tuesday night. I Mr. Welby. who was only \\l years ot age, was admitted to hospital a few
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    INTRUDER SHOT.
    153 4 MALAY PENGHULU $500. (From Our Own I Ifr. Justice Burtoi of $500 or m <i< imprisonment on II Isim, assistant pens the conclusion of th< he was charged with musing grievous Rachil l>y shoot inj with a pistol. The accused said home at about nine one on the
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    15 4 An Anglo-Indian Edward Smith was yesterday afteithrough the ceilini Bencoolen Street wl pairing electric wires.
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    CHARGE FAILS.
    237 5 IGATION OF CHEATING. Mr. A. W istrate, yeste**hich Mohamed i i barged with Dawood, a shopSerai, m respect discharge oi the conducted th« Lit ion, while the tended by Mr. E. C. the complainant's li-a"ed m a ca>e of tru^t brought Alsagotf last Ju»> a; the accused m
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    SHANGHAI DAMAGE.
    49 5 (||ill^ Demand For <*I>arations. •"'-'liai, Monday. that tlu> Foreign Present the report Chinese Municipality the subject of d m Shanghai Japanese hostilities. '"I Berve as a base for i.parations H address to Japan, of Nations has '"""'"lity for the con- < ivilian victim.* b-w ""1 71i» missing. r^p^a^^^^
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    NO ONE TO BLAME.
    295 5 CYCLIST VICTIM OF AN ACCIDENT. Mr. F. (i. Bourne, the Singapore Coroner, yesterday inquired into the circumEtancci of the death of ;i Chinese who was knocked down by a mctor-car while id ng a bicycle. The accident happened aboul 10.30 p.m. on Nov. 25 at the
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    ALLEGED CHEATING.
    261 5 Story Of A Dral In Building Materials. An allejred deal m building materials led to the appearance ot four Hokkiens, d^h Boon, Kay Kirn,! Lim Guan Sens and Kirn Chpon, before Mr. J. F. F. Gregg, the Third, Magistrate, yesterday on a charge of cheating and abetment of
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    MURDER CHARGE WITHDRAWN.
    345 5 UNUSUAL CASE. HALF-WITTED WITNESS. STORY CHANGED. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, Tuesday. After ths Court had been sitting for an hour ami three-quarters, Raja Mu-a, the DJ\P. asked leave ox Ifr. Justice Burton t<> withdraw the ease against Wongso bin Sah Mohammed, Javanese, who was chargad with
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    STOLEN CHICKENS,
    220 5 Careless Buyer Charged lint Acquitted. An elderly Chinee* named Teo Kow made a successful defence yesterday before Mr. C. Wilson, the Criminal District Judge, on a chaise of housebreaking aad theft, or alternately of dishonestly retaining sti-kn property. The Bubjc t of the charge was seven fowls. A.
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    SIX S. WILSON.
    147 5 Entertained By Public Bodies. The Committees of the Singapore Chamber of Commerce and the Straits Settlements (Singapore) Association jravo a luncheon to S'r Samuel Wilson at Raffles Hotel yesterday. At the close Mr. .1. Kairnall welcomed Sir Samuel on behalf of the Chamber of Commerce and Mr.
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    DUTIABLE LIQUOR IN SHOP.
    499 5 REVENUE RAID. PROPRIETOR FINED HEAVILY. A charge of possessing dutiable liquor was preferred against Chiu Ye.v and of storing dutiable liquo m licensed premises against ChonjH Keng Yew and Chong Yam Lira be j (ore Mr. C. Wilson, the Criminal District Judge yesterday. The lirst accuser!
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    SMUGGLING.
    102 5 Chinese Customs And British Ships. London, Wednesday. hi the Commons today Mr. W. Nunn (Cons., WhiU'haven) urgsd that representations be made to the Chinese Government that when the customs took proceedings m respect of smuggling from British ships the usual practice of other countries should be followed, that of
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    EDUCATION STUDY.
    129 5 Ihinese lommisaionera Al Oxford. London, Wednesday. The six Chinese Government Commissioners studying education m Britain, France and Germany were greeted by the Warden of New College, Mr. H. A. L. Fisher, the Master of Balliol, Mr. A. 1). Lindsay, the Master of University College Sir, Michael Sadler and
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    32 5 A Eurasian woman named Mrs. i Misho was taken to hospital ye..teiday with a broken skull after, it is said, having fallen down the stain m her house m Sorantrooil' 'Road. 4
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    PETITION FOR SEPARATION.
    1036 5 CRUELTY DENIED. RESPONDENTS EVIDENCE. HEARING ADJOURNED. The hearing w*& continued beore Mr. Justice a Beckett Terrell' n the Supreme Court yesterday' ►f the pettion of Mrs. Annie Cres-j ;on for a judicial separation 1 i^pinst her hus'>and, Mr. Marius) Bresson, of the Singapore Harbour ESoard, or. the
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    DISARMAMENT.
    81 5 L.S. l^lan Unacceptable To Germany. Geneva, WediH sdaj At the meeting of \\\>- discussing th<- questi*»n of the re-<-ntry of (ieiniany into tin- disarmament conference, Baron von Neurath <I«h lared that Mr. Norman Davis'a plan bo far ai it eoneerned an a«l--journnient of a settlement of Mm question of
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    INJUNCTION AGAINST TEA IMPORTERS.
    1118 6 CLOSE SIMILARITY OF "BAREFACED ATTEMPT." 1W Webster Automatic Racketing Factory* Ltd.. Ming through their local agents, F. A. Hart hole meusz, Lt('.. succeeded m their action against Chop Kirn Leon** Thye Tor mi injunction for infringement of trade mark. Mr. Justice a Beckett Terrell delivered jiu'ument
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    SENT TO ASSIZES.
    200 6 Alleged Attempted Arni'Ml Robbery. The preliminary inquiry intol a case of alleged attempted' mmd robbery against two Chinese, Or,.' jßen^ and Koh Chew, resulted m both accused being committed to t}> s Ass.zes by Mr. J. F. F. Gregg, the Third Magistrate, yesierday. The complainant, Cho Chew,
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    ANGLO-PERSIAN OIL
    78 6 Company's Reply io The 4 11 Challenge r London, Tuesday. Tne Persian Government has never been asked to participate m the risk involved m the development of the oil venture and lias at no time furnished any of the capital required/ 1 says an Anglo-Persian Oil to., statement
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    HUNGER MARCHERS.
    58 6 Petitions Presented To U.S. Congress. Washington, Tuesday. Headed by a band playing the Internationale, 3,000 hunger marChen trooped through the city and presented the chairmen of' the Senate and the House of Representatives with petitions demanding cash relief and unemployment insurance. The whole route was heavily pruarded by
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    TWO YEARS FOR ACID THROWER.
    685 6 "A WICKED CRIME." GIRL BLINDED IN ONE EYE. MOTIVELESS ATTACK. A young man of 20, native of Shanghai, stood his trial yesterday] before Mr. C. Wilson, the Criminal District Judge, on charges of voluntarily causing grievous hurt by throwing caustic soda at two Chinese women
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    TEA CONTROL.
    103 6 Complete Agreement Announced. London, Tuesday. It is announced that the representatives of the Indian Tea Association, London, the Soutjh Indian Association, London, the Ceylon Association, London, the British Chamber of Commerce for the Dutch Indies and the Amsterdam md Java Tea Associations have reached complete agreement with regard
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    FIRMS' SIMILAR TITLES.
    612 6 AN INJUNCTION. LOCAL COMPANY WINS CASE. The Advertising and Publicity Bureau, Ltd., were yesterday granted an injunction by the Chief .Jib tice, Sir William Murison, againsi the Advertising and Publicity Bureau Litjens to restrain them and their ageqtfl from using the name! or style of "The Advertising
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    GODFREY NOBES.
    135 6 Acquitted on Double Murder Charge. (From Our Own Coi responds n'. London, Tuesday. Godfrey Nobes, the commerc al traveller who was charged at Kingston with the murder of Albert Keen and his wife Annie Keen, has been acquitted. Mr. Keen was employed a> kennelman at Rodsall Manor, the
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    ECYPTIAN COTTON.
    63 6 Alarm At lleavv D^flinr. 111 Prices. London, Tuesday. The Financial Times' Cairo cor respondent >ays the conxplet* 1 i'• cotton crop is 4,450,000 i cantars. The Govercimetat ifl much < concerned at the big drop m prices, j whitli, it is understood, is partly < :iue to prestore
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    HEARING LASTS ALL DAY
    231 6 HEARING LASTS ALL DAY WIDOW' ,J TOBACCO ?p. J NAMES*! WILL PR OBUN I Murison I s tcrda\ 9 I ••y Vu Wi B (widow), E I Hen? I (deceased). Johnnet and Mr. Pa J. Layco with mi; -■> n to Bar. For the V- on b the Thai, executor
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    13 6 At tht' i he N«j Iressed m \vn penine spt-ed J
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    JAPANESE ENTER MANCHULI.
    1377 7  - JAPANESE ENTER MANCHULI. Sin Kuo Min Sin Chew Jit Poh and DEFEATED. U 0| UNTEERS IN SIBERIA. I t v \rt!LY INTERNED m, ednesday. d is report* J Slanchuli m the a.< n II ilungkiang 11. on Tuesday. wh c the abov< ed, the capital Wednesday. detini :> establishlese have
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    WARSAW RIOTS.
    118 7 M Inspired For Political K*a>oi!s/* Warsaw, Monday. Further anti-Semitic detnonstratook place here unde»" it* leadership of university students. A number <>f Jewish shops m the centre of the city were sacked. Among ithem were several bearing German non-Jewish names, which inspires fear lest the movement should assume also
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    TYPHOID OUTBREAK.
    39 7 Precautionary Measures At Seremban. < !-i i>m Our Own CorrcKfH p.deni i Seremban, Wednesday. There is an outbreak <>j' typhoid here ami the health department i< taking careful and prompt measures inoculating !< u id red t of hawkers.
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    TEN YEARS OF FASCISM.
    492 7 mi; pucffs speech. GREAT MEETING IN ROME. The celebration ol tl.<* tenth anniversary of the Fascist i«»g:if.e !-c--trun m (-;iinc-t when Signer Mussolini addressed a meeting -jf 25,000 persons, including all the! principal official- >f tue I u-c.sti Party, numerous ►?»>( >oa and I>e- puties, thousands
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    SHANGHAI COURT.
    150 7 lews Of Municipal Council. London, edncsday. In the House ol Commons Mr. Clayton (Con.-.) asked whether the Shunghai Municipal Council had been consulted regarding the future district court. Captain Eden, Foreign LJnder-Secretary, replying referred to iii" Premier's reply of Nov. h> regarding the British Minister keeping m touch
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    GERMAIN CABINET.
    117 7 General ScMeieher*! Formal Appointment. Berlin, Sunday. A; ;i \rAv hour ob Saturday ni^hc General von Schleicher submitted to \hv President the lint of hia Cabinet, which wea approved W\ the chief executive* General von Schleicher waa formally appointed Chancellor m we'l ;i.- Reich Commissiorer for Prussia and thi
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    SEAMAN'S BRAVE ACTION.
    175 7 I\ HEAVY SEAS. OVER SIDE OF CONTE DI SAVOIA. London. Tuesday. Sending a further account of an exciting episode aboard the new Italian liner Conte di Savoia, which met with a mishap 800 miles from New York while on her maiden voyage, Renter's correspondent .says lights were
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    SPANISH ROYALISTS.
    135 7 Sentences On Colleagues Of Dt Rivera. Maurid, Saturday. A .special court composed of '21 members of the Cortes has complied the trial of over 100 piomint'ir. .generals and politicians charge 1 with responsibility for the dictator! a I regime. Judgment, will be pronounced early next we«k. However, ii
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    NOVEL FISHIING.
    132 7 Stunning M (latch By Electricity. Leningrad, Nov. 2\. Experiments m the use of electricity as an aid to fishing have been carried out m the rivers ami lakes of the Leningrad region. According to a statement of Professor Rfesiatzev, director of the State Oceanotfraphic Institute, the experiments have
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    SPANISH STRIKES.
    76 7 lNumcrous Outruns Reported. Madrid. Dec. 5. Labour unrest is again on the increase throughout Spain, particularly m the provinces otf Cordoba, Sevilljt and Saragossa where strikirs have committed numerous outla^es including systematic destruction of all ten-io.i cables through which cities ard villages have been )>lii:iged into darkness. Syndicalist
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    INDIAN SAFETY.
    62 7 hrdtnance Incorporated In Law. New Delhi, Wednesday. An Indian Ordinance Bill supplementing the Criminal Law by incorporating certain provisions of tinexisting Ordinance as a further chock to civil disobedience passed the Assembly by 56 votes to 31. The Hill, which is limited to three years, is principally directed
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    PAPER'S JUBILEE.
    57 7 Celebrated In Pari* Church* Paris. Sunday. In the church of the Bant) Coeur dominating Paris m the presence of the (.iinlinaJ Archbishop Nuncio and the French Episcopate, the press organ of the Roman Church m France, La Croix, which boasts the laitft.-t circulation throuKhout France among daily paper.,
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    DISCIPLINE OF CLERGY.
    449 7 TRIAL BY PEERS. I NEW KIND OF COURT SUGGESTED. London, Nov. 15. Certain aspects of clergy discipline were discussed by the House < t plergy of th<- Church Asseaply when the autumn session of the A-->eml)ly optned at Church House, Westminster, yesterday. Canon J. V. Rullavd moved
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    BELGIAN ELECTIONS.
    124 7 Left Parties Gain On Th« Provincial Councils. Brussels, Monday. Elections fur the provincial coun cils took place yesterday throusAou Beliciuni and confirmed the tenwnc; of last week's Parliamentary poll iiijr- Those wh<> gained were Cleri calH and Social-Democrats at th xpense of Ur- Flemish Naiionalisi anp LiberalSi while
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    GENERAL NUBILE.
    81 7 < iongtrttcting Airship* In Russia. Copenhagen, Sunday. The Russian Arctic expert. I'Mfessor Samoiloyitcb, stated to :\n newspaper Politiken that General Nobile, commander of the ill-fat <l dirigible Italia lost m the Arctic m June 1 .»25, was now engaged m Russia on the construction oi" a fl<*et "i
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    UNDER BOND.
    64 7 Millions Of Bottfei CM Wine In U.S. Parts, Dec. 5. According •<» statistics miMisht i by Mm- Franco-Ajneficai) Cbambei of < i m mc rce, 308,000,000 bottles of uir:«' air imiw stored undei bond m American warehouaet awaiting rei i al or modification of the prohibition law. The
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