Singapore Daily News, 9 December 1932

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    Masthead
    12 1 The SINGAPORE Daily News !>O. 59 FRIDAY, DEC. 9TH, 1932. 5 CENTS.
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    Our Ideas
    475 1 of rubbci I etinc of the I, Hi Bxcellcncj i .1 nlion d t v nti <;. iTay, mar prtng <!irt do < i 1 nrt i Ipafc <i \i Mitch negol ia- his way lei Malaya toH interested 'I ;-k :;n .ip[ ©r- franl discussion Ha: !i
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    JAPANS FRESH THREAT TO WITHDRAW FROM LEAGUE.
    115 1 BOMBSHELL IN ASSEMBLY. CRISIS OVER CONDEMNATORY RESOLUTION. i>. .i?MN el t ris^ t !ls ilrisen at Japan adoptd?™ frn ,t Y h eh is rmmttm »hro to «ithaiaw lrom the League. Ireland. Spain and Czecho-Slovakia submilted a resolut.on condemnino the action »f Japan
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    DEMAND FOR IMMEDIATE VOTE.
    729 1 Geneva, Thursday. f Mr. Matauoka flung bombshell i he Assembly, declaring that onto he resolution submitted by the Irisl Free State. Spain. Caecho-Slovakii md Sweden were withdrawn, \v would ask the President immedi Itely to put it to the vote. Ii the resolution were adopted, i
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    SOVIET REFUSES TO APOLOGISE.
    93 1 I'KESS ARTICLES. REPLY TO SIR JOHN SIMON. NOT It£SI>O!NSIKLE. London, Thursday. It is learned ihat the Soviet has refused to apologise for 'the propagandist articles m Isvestia on the ground that i' cannot be held -sponsible for decisions «»f the ed:torial board. Reuter. The Houh<> of
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    TO PAY IN GOLD.
    29 1 Britain And Debl Instalment. Paris, Thursday. It is authoritatively foreshadowed lure that (ireat Britain will pay the noxt instalment of war debt m uold Reuter
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    24 1 j Sir John, also, required an apology for Russian newspaper articles and demanded t<» know clearly what the 'Soviet attitude to Great Britain was.
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    SIAMESE KING'S PARDON.
    93 1 A DEPUTATION. LEADERS OF THE JUNE RESOLUTION. (From Our Own Correspondent.! Bangkok, Thursday A deputation of leaders of :h--constitutional movement of Juno i. r were granted audience by the King They asked pardon for the language used m the Proclamation of that day m which members of
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    INDIAN MINTS.
    140 1 Banker 9^ Ite(|iiest In Hou^i Of Lords. London, Wednesday. The charge that Great Britain had done much to destroy the value of silver by closing Indian mints to silver and placing the rupee on a (fold basis, thereby reducing the standard of living of half the m habitants
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    ARMS CUT.
    58 1 Drastic Proposals In Sweden. Stockholm, Sunday The new Socialist Swedish Government seems determined to practise what the disarmament conference preaches, having- appointed a committee of three experts whose will he to control the Swedish armaments industry. The Go"ernment plans to cut military expenditure by 15,000,000 kroner and to
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    CHEAPER PETROL FOR MALAYA
    69 1 NEW ENTERPRISE. STORAGE NEAR SINGAPORE. CAUFORNIAN OIL. < heaper benzine. This should be the outcome of the introduction m Mala>a of oil from California by the Pan-Paci-fic Oil Co., m Los Angeles. Mr. C. P. Woo, manager of the Pan-Pacific Oil Co., (Malaya), whose offices are
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    ANGLO-PERSIAN OIL.
    67 1 British Note To Teheran. London. Thursday. It is officially slated i hat a British Note has bern sent to Persia that unless the latter withdraws the cancellation of the An^lo-Persian Oil Company's concession by Dec. 15, the (iovernment will refer the matter to the Ha^ue Court as a
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    204 1 nterviewed the Municipality wit! •egard to the 22,000 gallons a monti •ontrac-t for 1 !>:):. tenders for whirl law been invited. At the last meeting of the Muni Hpality, it will he remembered, tin Commissioners postponed acceptance 3f the A.I.C. contracts at the m itance of Ifr. G. Parbury who
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    DEBTS CONFERENCE.
    106 1 Common Determination Of Krituin And France. Paris, Thursday. The debts conference ended ut 2.:;f> p.m. after four and ii half hours' discussion. A communique states that the two Governments considered the position as regards the Lausanne agreements and examined the difficulties arising from the payments due on Dec.
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    SPANISH TRIAL.
    74 1 I. on« Sentences To Exile. Madrid, Wednesday. Sentence* m the treason trial <>t partkipanti m the de Rivera regime arc published m detail. General! Berenguer and Cavalcanti are sentenced to twelve years' conftnement m Spain. General Anido to twelve years m the Balearic Islands. The ex-Minister Sotello to
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    Others' Ideas
    1160 1 More than lour months hue elapsed since Lausanne fiettled once and for all. m practice— whatever the legal force nl the conditions which »vw inserted into the agreements— the problem of dermain's reparation debt* |m her victors. The natural miml logical consequence ol a similar handling of the
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      69 1 JiVLMER the PRODUCTS Outstanding among AYLMER Canadian Products are Aylmer Tomato Soup, Aylmer Tomato Ketchup and Aylmer Tomato Juice. Once the fresh natural flavour of this trio of delicacies has heen appreciated they will always find a place on your shopping list. Ask your dealer for these famous Canadian goods
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  • FINANCE AND COMMERCE
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      RUBBER.
      37 2 Spof 2 17 32 I' whanged Jaaaarj 2 17 32 Jan. -Mar. 2 lb Down 1 S2 Apr. -J une 2 21 32 Inchangcd Juh-Sepl. 2% Down V* Oet.-Dee- 2 27 32 l'p l '•> Market: Dull.
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      TIN.
      12 2 S'.mt K15L Ufa. 9d. Up "»>. 3 Months ClS21an.9sl. Unchanged Market Irregular.
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      SILVER.
      11 2 Spot 17% Down 's 2 Months 17 11 l€ Down
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      CROSS RATE.
      5 2 3.22^i Wedaesdaj {.2:.
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  • Local Markets.
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      Tin.
      28 2 Th< i< wa n<> fillip* "> i^i»"i i |JI the rnarki t today, i voryt King l" ling- very quiet. The l<-e.-;l price was unchai gt?d al :< TT
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      Rubber.
      36 2 Another dull day wan spent with very litt 1 business passing. Closing price* were: Buyers. Sellers. Sf.. i 7 7 7 (Standard crepe) 9 1^ Dec. w 8 Jan.-Mur. H X Apr.-June 3 Ifi B\k
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      Shares.
      41 2 Again there was very little domj? m the local sh-i-e market. Rubber and tin companies were neglected while industrials were inclined to he Bteadi* r. Raubs were done at $6.35, while inquiries are reported for traders at >- 1 without srllers.
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    SHARE PRICES.
    684 2 Mi<l<U<» Quotations On Thursday* minim;. Middle price* of local issuei were aa Follows m Singapore on Thursday*! according to Frasar Co.N li>t Asam Kambanc 'J« 6 'i.. Au-tiiil Sfalaj i:» Aytr ii,t.-.ra Tin n 6. Banflrrin Tin Batang Padang 0.(t: H;;tu CaT«i 0.'.T'.. Hukit Arang 1 uiom.i Hurman
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    46 2 MterdayTi exchaoice ratos included the folio wing: SELLING. London, 4 months' sight 2 3 31/32 London, months. 1 sight 2 15 \c London, »iO (Jays' sight 2/3 2!) 32 London, 30 days' si^ht 2 3 7 Lond»H.i, demand >7 vc bondon, 1.1. •> 3 I.T/ifl
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    RUBBER RESULTS.
    299 2 Report Of H^ujrisons And Crosgeld. I Prom Our Own Correspondent.) London, Wednesday. Hfcrrittoai niul CrodMd are to pay a dividend of 0 per cent, pcl 1 annum on their cumulative preference shares for the three months, ending Dec 81, 1932, and 10 per cent. <»n the preferred ordinal
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    CHINESE PRODUCE EXCHANGE PRICES.
    73 2 CHINESE PRODUCE EXCHANGE PRICES. 12 noon, Dec. 8. 10:^2. Buyers Sellers I Gambler 5.50 Java Cube 9.50 Hamburg Cube 10.00 Muntok White Popper 122. r>() White Pepper 21.50 Black Pepper 17.50 Mixed Black Pepper 11.00 Sundried Copra 5.75 Mixed Copra 5.25 Small Flake Tap 3% Fair 3.60 |Mcd: Pearl 3.85
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    ONCE IN NORTH BORNEO.
    305 2 COL. APPUN, PASSES ROMAN LAW EXAMINATION. Two M.P.s, both over sixty year? t a.uv, have passed m Roman 1- v 'i the Bar examinations. They are: Colonel Reginald V. K. Apr)!:: Conservative Member for Enfiel and Dr. Joseph W. Leechi Consei vative Member for Newcastle-oi Tyne,
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    FACIAL FORTUNE.
    176 2 DENTIST'S MEASUREMENT OF 1,4C0 CHILDREN. In order to establish standards normality at the several ages of childhood facial characters as basis for the studj cf abnormal do velopment of the face and 1,400 London children have measured by Miss K. Smyth, qualified dentist, and the res analysed statistically
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    TWO GIANT PLANES.
    164 2 To Fly O\or Any Ocean Trade Kout< k New York. Nov. •')(>. At a meetinc; attended l>y ('<> l Charlen A. Lindbergh, the PanAmerican Airways announced todaj that it had let contracts for t\\< types of ui;nt airplanes desifrne< for freight service over any ocean trade route.
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    CAPT. C. CORGAS.
    67 2 Served Ai Batik Of Manila Hay. Ifare Island, California, Nov. 22. Captain Miles C. G^rgas, U. Navy, retired, died here today at I af?e of 71. He served under A«l n:iral George Dewey m the batt?< of Manila Bay, and retired m LOO' He returned to the
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      364 2 VESSELS ARRIVED. KORAN". Dutch. .:>> tons, from I. Radja B-12, for Ken-. it 11-12. TOGIAN, Dutch iTW tons, from Pon« tianak B-12, for Pontianak 10-12. G. <;. PAUL DOUMER, French, 754 tor's, from Saigon for Saigon 12-12. HYDRA, Nonr., 923 tons, fron, Bangkok B-12, for Bangkok &-12. GtANG BEKG, i
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      594 2 SHIPPING LIST. PENDING ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES. The following pa^enper Milling! are pending: For Europe. p. ;n<i O. S. N. fo.'s i'oniorin (Dec. 0). N.V.K. Harumi Mam i Dec. 1")). Katt.ri Maru I Dee, .'JO >. Hamburg Am-Tika Line Kurmark (D.A.D.c.) -about bee. i.i>. Duisberg jtlu.ut DOC 22 >. East Asiatic
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      412 2 THE WEEK'S ENGAGEMENTS. Today, December H. I'erak Amateur Races. Firai Dry. Police Band, Katong l'- lk ■> P m Saturday, December 10. iviak Amateur Race-, Second Day. St. Andrew's Hospital Carnival Ball, Raffles Motel. Sunday. December 11. 0 ii Police Band, Botanical Gardens p.m. Monday, Deiemb< r IS. Annual General
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    CAME DECIDED BY WEIGHT.
    131 3 JOCKEY. p 1, BEATEN BY INDIANS. BUT SCRAPPY. R.I. del n by three 1 it crap on tlv The i( lied but and A. S tl Singh and Ij and amazie ii ;iini Ba i Singh and 1 Shelkis G. Va I Hoffman. I titution w
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    GOALLESS GAME.
    76 3 GOALL ESS GAME. S.C. And The lalsa Assn. X o. Club and th< \o OH I lay. i fasi bu >rwa d Paran lial o< a ion, was forward but C.S-C Paramsothi <ii line bui support trom the v ing play nly i*eBponsible ms. ined up a follows Muthucuma?u anal
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    RUGBY.
    267 3 A PORE'S TEAM CHANGED. unable r pi« trophy match Kuala Lumpur 1 a his D by Lieut. T. L. I team will N. G. Morris, A. C. and G. C. AshJ. H. T. Billson and K. 3. Talbot, Dv M. Mi Lennan, H. P. A. I:. Anderson, ■'H ind
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    'MY FOREIGN MAID' SNOBBERY.
    324 3 5,000 IN BRITAIN. SUBURBIA FINDS A NEW CRAZE. I (l5 > Air Mail.) v London, Xov. 20. Young 'H-wly married housewives experience of dome* c v, s: T T' hvu llM '>' marry: girls do not know any! h»ng; we must have a foreign they bring
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    CYCLE BUSES.
    81 3 Operation Permitted In Manila. Judpe Marceliano Bfontemayor,] Acting associate public s t rvice con:-' r, has approved the appli-j ation of Anselmo Masiglat tc operte two motor-cycle buses oi am •asser.ge ea :i m Manila and the neighbouring municipalities, says the Manila Tribune. These buses, it ;a belie^eJi
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    FOOTBALL.
    44 3 Cambridge Victory Over Oxford. London, Thursday. In th« annual foothall match at SUmford Bridge today universities of Oxford am Cambridge, Cambridge won by thitt 'l/i the° ffoalf wero scored m the f, r 7l half. Maxon, Cambrite, waj nrst io netan d *™*g°^
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    HEAVY LIBEL DAMAGES.
    1034 3 JUDGE'S WARNING., INJUNCTION FOR' LEVER BROS. LIVELY PASSAGES. London, Xov. 10. Daniat'c- of 120.000 were aw aided '»>' a jury m th<» King's Bench Divi- <w«n yesterday to Liver Brother* and the directors of the company, J r >t Port Sunlight, m their libel J let ion.
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    NATIONAL SONG.
    473 3 FOSTER AUSTRALIAN SPIRIT. "National sentiment is not fo--tered as well as it might be m Australia," declared the Director «»f Education (Mr. B. J. M'Kenna) recently m explaining why attention is heintr directed towards producing an Australian national song -'or general use m schools throughout the Commonwealth. Ai
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    PERILS MISS AMY JOHNSON FACED.
    715 3 PERILS MISS AMY JOHNSON FACED. fog-bound cuffs. I SAHARA SANDS OF I DEATH. I OJy Air Mail.) j London, Nov. 19. The flight from England to th< Cape made by Miss Amy Johnson (Mrs. J. A. Mollison), is orje efl those i art' cwnts m which imairi-i nation, however lively,
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    LADY SRIVISAR VACHA.
    56 3 From Our Own Correspondent.) Bangkok, Wednesday. The death took jlace yesterday Of Lady Srivi.sHr VICM, wife of the Minister for Foreign Affaii i. The funeral this afternoon v-n< laruely attended, those present including the Diplomatic Coi\«-, Siamt -f officials and th*' foreign community. The service was held
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    BIRTHDAY PARTY.
    154 3 lii Honour Of Mr. Cheah C!hf»anp Lfm. (From Our Own Correspondent.) fi, Tin-: day. Nearly 100 Kucv«t mbl< «i a1 a tea party at Vihaia Lodge, f'iven by Mr. and Mrs. <y»eaii Gbim Lend on the occasion of tht- 57|h birth day of Mr. Qtfteh Cheai Urn, .1
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    MORE EVIDENCE IN SEPARATION CASE.
    1179 4 I RESPONDENT'S VERSION OF "BEHAVED AS A HUSBAND SHOULD." Vac hearing was continued lit fore .Mr. Justice a Beckett Terrell m the Supreme Court yesterday of the petition by Mrs. Annie Cresson for a judicial separation from her husband, Mr. Marius Cresson, of the Singapore
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    PENAIMG ELECTION.
    167 4 Mr. Heah Joo Seang A Commissioner. (From Our Own Correspondent.! Penrng, Wednesday. The Straits Cnines-^ British Association ballot to select the candidate to be put before the Governor for nomination to the Municipal Commission, which has been keenly looked forward to m view of the fact that the
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    AFTER FIVE YEARS.
    99 4 Chinese Charged With Breach Of Trust. For an offence which he is allecr h! to have committed on Apr. 14. 1927, when, as a servant of Messrs. Donaldson and Burkinshau he is alleged to have committed riminal breach of trust m respect )f a cheque for $5,026.
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    NEW K. L. "MAYOR."
    34 4 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Wednesday. Mr. D. Richards, M.C.S., was cordially welcomed by Mr. Lai Te Loke on behalf of the unofficia 1 of the Kuala Lumpui Sanitarylioart^whenheauneare(
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    SINGAPORE FIRE FIGHTERS.
    720 4 LATEST METHODS. HOW CITY IS SAFEGUARDED. A DEMONSTRATION. The harsh, discordant clang- of .1 the enxme be!J and the apparently reskless, but m reality always per-fectly-controlled hurtling of en gi.ies through crowded urban htreets are familiar enough to all dv/eilera of large cities, but fey ol ihc
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    LAW NOTICE.
    79 4 Before the Chief Justice m the Ist. Court today at 11 a.m. Part icard: S. 1450/31— Yd Wan Yoke /s. Chu Siew Kuan ors. Before Mr. Justice a Beckett rerrcll m the 2nd. Court at 10.46 un. O. S. 20/:*2— Re Tay Gcok Feat, deceased. At 11 a.m.
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    TROTZKY LEAVES FOR TURKEY.
    78 4 TROTZKY LEAVES FOR TURKEY. WHWCUT SHORT INQUISITIVE sr rDI AGENTS Mi] Trottky ha tmuc lii- th^h enter Sweden, to SUmboul a Ported to havo 5 &1I* i^entM. The exiles' we not officially Bnd f»< I Ti g«nio ns ha-., Esbjerg f or i, mi|( intend to continu seilea and bou!.
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    HOOKWORM CASE VERDICT.
    569 5 HOOKWORM CASE VERDICT. '."> <OM>ir;\T DEATH BY VI NTURE. were made I y Singapore irned a verriv •mm...' m the M inicipal coolie: allowing mass tn "iiM disease. arked, it, t!<« his findvv. iiri^ Upon ">v- 1 side wa fe the decision to '■i iiiiiinary am wheth< r the infected
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    BANK'S SUIT.
    146 5 JUDGMENT RESERVED IN BILLS CASE. After hearing legal arguments, Ihe hie! Justice < Sir William Munson) (.served judgment m the case m which the Yokohama Speck Hank. Ltd.. >v t r<\ Lee Kwok ,1. i an 1 Winy; Tai Loong and Co. for a sum ot s-hij.jj 01l
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    ONE-WAY TRAFFIC.
    87 5 Disliked K\ Kuala Lam- pur Landlords* From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Wednesday. The fact that the enforcement of one-way traffic In a street has a very material effect on the value ol property m that street was mentioned by Mr. A. H. Klowerdew m the Sanitary Board
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    TWO MALAY CONSTABLES ON TRIAL.
    1444 5 TWO MALAY CONSTABLES ON TRIAL. ALLEGED ACCEPTANCE OF SHOPKEEPER ALSO CHARGED. <•>«' .■,1,,|,n.n '>»»- Ol -tM.lr. K MMh 5i,.,,, f o >-■„, 'iT! 'Vl^''" V <l > —i IM firs) -..iV," I;,, m,.."!:;!"; I.'1 v ih "<i '■h .-.r.:i ..'."."mTi' j ",-■■."•<• :,li-.,. m:! "•''">- dressed m Ihrir r;,tio.,-.l nwlaaie.
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    CUP FOOTBALLER.
    227 5 Attempt To Avoid Customs Duty. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban, Wednesday. G. Rogers, a Malaya Cup footballer ami goalkeeper for Netr i Sembilan, m the employ of thfl postal department here. wa« trestid as a first offender m the com' lere today and ordered to execute]] bond m
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    REPORTED FATE OF SU AND MA.
    481 5  -  Sin Chew Jit Sin Chew Jit Poh and IN ENEMY'S HANDS. CONFLICTING MESSAGES. MANY TROOPS IN HIDING. Ts-tsihar, Thnrsi lay. The Soviet handed over Genera! Su Ping-wen and forty others in(Judi.ig om <u))\- f> be General .Ma Cha i-si a.i t., t> c Ja;
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    JAPANESE BOYCOTT.
    33 5  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh Chinese Action Against liomb Throwers. Shanghai, Thursday. The .Municipality of Peiping has issued a stern warning to all who commit bomb outrages under the liuisc of patriotism.
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    SERIOUS CHARGE.
    148 5 Alleged Fal^e Information. On o rharge of (riving false information to a publu Rur\'ant, nnl Indian, Thiruvedi, -t..(,« ti-inl hofor< Mr. A. IV. Hay u the Secon I Police' t'^'i.'-r yesterday. 11 was aile t r,. i i;)l no wcn j to th* Central Police Station recently and
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    BOUND OVER.
    144 5 Youth* Attempted Suicide. ftons ('hw;-,- Seng, Ron of a Chin ese Christian priest, pleaded guilt) a chared of voluntarily causing burl and attempted suicide, hefor Mi. .A. \V. Hay, m the necond polk' pouri t hi- morning and wa- bounl r <r n d bond of $100 or
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      146 5 I II you do not usual h \t\kv porage for breakfast make a change aiul try Scotts Porage Oats. They give you surprising energy to nu>c\ the day's work. i V/ 2 f^rflsiJs^P*^^^ H^s. sissy '/^mMm^^si A Word to Merchants from Old Kris, Himself M Econom ie f <.r i!t
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    WELL-KNOWN BUSINESS MAN SUED.
    1958 6 WELL-KNOWN BUSINESS MAN SUED. WIFE CLAIMS $700 A MONT!! MAINTENANCE. "DREW $82,000 IN 1920." Farther evideiuv was recorded by Mr. A. C. Boyd, the fourth police BMjristrate* yesterday m th t case m which r W* IVn*j Si;»ng, a \wll known Iscal Chinese business man, U bcittSJ sued hy his
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    MISAPPREHENSION IN MALAYA.
    1052 6 POLITICAL CHANCES. a SIR SAMUEL WILSON INTERVIEWED. Before the official conference e vith the British Advisers from t Celantan and Trengganu yeater- f lay, Sir Samuel Wilson received I i representative of the Straits y rimes who writ as follows Since Sir !t laiuel's visit tfalaya is
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    ALLEGED THREAT.
    110 6 Chinese Contractor Charged. Alleged to have threatened a compatriot with personal injury if he did not join an unlawful society, Chinese Sng l.am Yong was brought up before Mr. A. W. Hay. th< Second Singapore Police Magi trair, yesterday. The charge against him was that on Hoc 6
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    "WELL KNOWN TO MONOPOLIES."
    126 6 "WELL KNOWN TO MONOPOLIES." CHANDI Pos CHINEM. A by Mr. P. m. of Govi land am. i ed with I of do •it. The ac wa> r< lai. menti c riminal to the Mi Ii H year's H to other r»!cr«i. \V( re Mr. Isaid I acting took up a
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    CHINESE FINED.
    77 6 Issaull fl Sv Munii m the rol day bel Second Maj v Ihinesc I v as Rangoon I. i<> him an<l the dv accuse I ho that he wa> was th tv>rt( I officer. A»compl meni i i i his n eea <f hi slapp the i "M.
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    S.S. ATHOS.
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    LIFE IN THE COLONIES.
    106 7 MM RSK. I LONDON I f:>ITY. I X' V i Admi X X B> an; 0 V I, an V I i, hi<{V princiV There wiU B on, m whilst H no mi < W «!i X lit 1 B -i B <v hi h B
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    PENANG SUIT.
    139 7 ■in:.-' omen call B COUNTS. Br lent.) H Wedni sday. S l cine B h t\.o hi B es of the m Yew, and 1 B ah, well-known B >\\ n r« rtain land m Ip B I'hcc Wor 1 "i-k of bin Mohamed W ceo of the
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    TRAFFIC CONTROL.
    64 7 >• nofficiala hi '-i Lumpur. ("i i •<■•■ pondent.) Wednesday. abolish the tratlic of the Kuala Board provoked this morning. (H)inted out thai hi the Board i lation to new enact* noi mentioned. the dutiei ol li( l be taken ov% i co nmittee a < ndoi d
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    ATE HIS NOTEBOOK.
    134 7 How Skipper k«»pt Naval Secrets From German*. Capt, Stephen Wood, who?* death was announced at* Huil of Nov. 19, was for "1 Jf©»w m the service of the Wilson line. During the war his ship wa< sunk by a U-boat, and < aptWood, to preveni Btructicns getting
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    WORLD PRESS EXHIBITION.
    165 7 2<>:> LANGUAGES. NEWSPAPERS OF OVER THREE CENTURIES. Tifli.s, Nov. 26. A World Preyi Exhibition will Open here shortly. Periodicals of on? rieB> Vlitt "n and published m 205 languages during n period of years, will be exhibited. There will |> P sjxcal hratvhe.v of the exhibition devoted
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    BOOK UNWRITTEN.
    181 7 t*an^sl< r- Author's Grim fair. <By- \n Mail.) I .oi!«| (l !i. Nov. 22. The ambition of Francis Fabrisio to capitalise h\< knowledge of the underworld by writing book to expose it was frustrated when he was killed by three gunmen, who invaded his parents' home m Brooklyn,
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    WOMAN ON FIRE.
    178 7 Leaps 10 Y«'| t)t>v. n Well. (By Air Mail.) London. Nov. 20. A young wife, Mm Winifred lldiolls, was cooking on an oil .stove m her cottage at Wbnston, near Winchester, yesterday, when her clothing causrhi tire. Sh<- was quickly enveloped m flames. Then was no one
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    CIGARS CONFISCATED.
    128 7 A lladrassi named M. G. ICndaliar found the shores of Singapore far from hospitable when he waa i arrested on Wednesday on board th<- French mail stea.r >r Angers, on her arrival from Madras. lie was produced before Mr. C. Wilson, the Criminal District Judge v< rterday on
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    THE ORIGIN OF CURLING.
    825 7 A CHALLENGE. -w SCOTS CLAIM DISPUTED. FROM CONTINENT. Intere&l i/ig ii" 'it uppfi the mu< h disputed <> ijrin oi Cw nng is provided by a Sixteenth Century oil painting m a Viennese n aseum, which has been brought to the attention of the Morning Post.
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    INDUSTRY UNDER MIDNIGHT SUN.
    341 7 I 1\ FAR NORTH. j Tii MINERAL DEPOSITS CREATE A CITY. Tin.' industrial programme has [touched those remote districts of the far north of which men knew little until recent times and where heretofore only the daring and the cdmous ventured. Si:?h a place is Tearka,
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    LOVE THAT COOLED.
    190 7 llAild Fiuled i?i llit* Polk* Station. (Bj Air Mail.) Paris, Nov. 21. 1 'e\\ unrequited k>v< rs have {shown the resourcefulness that a man who was arrested m Paris j showed last night. Threats and blandishments having proved, ally lneil'etive, he conceived theL simple stratagem of removing
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    MAN STRIPPED.
    65 7 Tax Collector Coveted Witli Own Stamps. Whe n a tax oollector arrived m ja country district nea Klauseniburg, m Hungary, he was met by a rowd of peasants. They seized h»m, stripped him, r»nd pracei ded to stick the stamps j intended for his Writs) all over 1
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    ROAD VS. RAIL IN EAST AFRICA.
    882 7 LORRY SERVICE. DEVELOPMENT OF AIR CONNECTIONS. It has Ken, e.-tin?ntod thai m England the percentage 1 f rail traffic whi h can economically \w cuiri'd by road only amounts to ;i coraparfttivelV small percentage >f the total. Yet It is sufficient to have cabsed
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    81 8 In- Kinj; an«| Qaeen recently visitrd the Adclphi I'oeatre m Loiffcii iuT :i matinee m aid of (ho Ktag Georg^'« Peanioa I'nnd. Vhnve. the King arriving. The Prince of Wales giving hi-, address at Magdalen College ii from of ih» I Afterwards opened. Tholir^t meetiim of the Pinner Drag Hunt.
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      119 8 3H a^Um Ak m^\ \c. ill I A™W M i I X3h m X I n RESER VA TIONS PHONE 690.1 LAST NIGHT TOMORROW I SHOTTER BORIS KARLOff and OWEN NARES m Univer?a)s d^ tal;on m B. D's. sparkling of the famous thriller by comedy with music "THE LOVE J
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