Singapore Daily News, 12 December 1932

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    12 1 The SINGAPORE Daily News NO. 61. MONDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1932. 5 CENTS.
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    Our Ideas
    672 1 Further efcrcnce to the alleged i bines p >li yof the GovernBientfi of this country was made m t i memorandum presented by the ociatod Chinese Chamber* of „i,i< ret- of British Malaya to Sir v. mci Wilson on Friday. After rewiins the "wideapread tineas!- the Chinese community,
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    JAPAN REQUESTS SURRENDER OF GENERAL SU PING-WEN.
    650 1  - JAPAN REQUESTS SURRENDER OF GENERAL SU PING- WEN. Sin Kuo Min Sin Chew Jit Poh a?id SOVIETS FLAT REFUSAL. RUSSIA MAINTAINING A NEUTRAL ATTITUDE. Pfac'wST [o" ih SU> l M s<w lo urre "«k>- G«*nt s,, SL me( Wlth refusal even (o disouss Ike row n.?< )h' 0 <ht> I
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    GOING TO MOSCOW. PROVOCATIVE ACTS.
    529 1 GOING TO MOSCOW. PROVOCATIVE ACTS. Volunteer Leaders May Return Via Europe. Shanghai, Saturday. The majority of the :5,000 of Gen. Su Ping-wen's troops who retreated into Soviet territory and wore interned are willing to return home via Outer Mongolia but the Mongolian Government will only allow them ko pass through
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    AGREEMENT AT GENEVA
    784 1 GERMANY'S CLAIM. EQUALITY OF STATUS. FORMULA ACCEPTED. Geneva siessages state that i there is ever] prospect of a sett! I nun of tfw vexed question of I Germany's claim to equality wfl Status m armaments. A formula lias been reached \vhi<h (iermarv has accepted and which it
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    AN EX-MINISTER'S LIBEL ACTION.
    46 1 [SIR WILLIAM JOWETT. SUBSTANTIAL DAMAGES. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Saturday. A settlement with substantial damages is announced of the libel action brought by Sir William Jowett, the ox-Attorney General, jagainst Mr. Clifford Sharp m respect of a Week End Review article
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    "REDS" ACTIVE.
    95 1 13 lfvlams I), kiiix «l Rv Police. Bkteasive precautions weiie taken by the police m Sin^apor« yesterday to prevent any trouble Rtartiag among local Communists selebratiag the anniversary <;l the Ued rising m ami mi m 11)27. All mosquito buses coining into town were stopped and searched and
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    BRITAIN AND SOVIET.
    24 1 London, Friday. A Soviet note to Great Britain accepts the British proposals to beg-in negotiations for a new commercial treaty. Reuter
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    CLERK POSES AS DOCTOR.
    201 1 SINGAPORE VISIT. CERTAIN HIGH OFFICIAL. Oil) BAILEY STORY. Admitting that he poseJ as a aocter, obtained a berth as a ships surgeon and when at Singapore was asked to bring certain high ollieia! home, Percy Seymour Kelly, a clerk, was sentenced to two years* imprisonment at
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    AERIAL DASH.
    130 1 Kuala Lumpur Resident^ Trip To London. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur Saturday. Mr. Benjamin Talalla is expected at Kuala Lumpur on Monday mornling after creating the record as the first Malayan businessman to travel to London and back by air. He arrived at Calcutta yesterday and is
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    Others' Ideas
    1210 1 Tfc€ annals Military lusturv. 'I"'" thf diMant aNs g iherm«,,»!; U down to Ihe hattk* •J Ihe Great War. .bound c* ampUs o( m: k i.ni(ir,nt h0d,,., of Bghtiag men. nhosc exploim victory or defeat have lor them imperishable iHiimn hi dividual braverj irerc the safe criterion, nmyn
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      RUBBER.
      31 2 Spot (Seller-) 2 1". 32 Unchanged ianuarj 2 IS 32 \pr.-Jnne 2 17 32 Dow n 1 32 July Sept. 2\ OH -Dee. 2 M Id Mai t Quit t.
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      TIN.
      16 2 sp<,t ii:,u |a*. |i Ja. Month* CIS 1 1<> I p Is. 3d. Market Irregular.
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      SILVER.
      14 2 2 Mr.nth* 17*/, Dow n 1 In Spot 17 !> lii Up 1 16
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      CROSS RATE.
      7 2 3.25 V 4 Friday :{.2J
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    SHARE PRICES.
    587 2 Middle Quotations On S;ilur«J:i\ MINING. v Idle [.r;< 1 9 of l< cal i u< were 1 1 J I v 1 accord mi? to Fra 1 anjf I U Mala) 19 Ayer H 11 Bangrin Pii Bata 1 I' u.it, 1.. Batu < !av< »i m 1.1
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    RUBBER AND TIN.
    231 2 Ram Hilling's £50,645 Profit. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Friday. The following rubber and tin rt;ults have been announced: Glen Muar Kstates, Ltd., a profit of £1,700 for the year ended July 31, against a previous profit of i5,8:<7. The cany forward is Bajau Rubber and Produce
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    CHINESE PRODUCE
    59 2 EXCHANGE PRICES. 12 noon, Dee. 10. 1932. Buyers Sellers Gambler 5.50 .lava Cuba 9.50 Hamburg Cuba 10.00 Muntok White Pepper 22.60 White Pepper 21.50 Black Pepper 17.50 Mixed Black Pepper 12j00 Sundried Copra 5.70 Mixed Copra 5.20 5.20 Small Flake Tap 3% Fair 3.50 Med: Pearl 3.85 Small
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    40 2 Saturday's exchange rates included the following: SELLING. London, 4 months' sight 2/3 31/32 London, 3 months' sight 23 15 16 London, 00 d»ys' sight 2/3 29/32 London, 30 days' siplit 2/3 7/8 London, demand 2/3 27/32 2/S 13/16
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    U.S. BANKING.
    78 2 System Severely Criticised. Washington. Sunday. A severe criticism of the American banking- system is made by the United States Comptroller of cv: lvncy m his annual report. H« points out that m the first ter months of the year 1,199 hanks witl deposits of $604,000,000, suspends payment. He
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    COLLECTIONS FOR BRITISH MUSEUM.
    633 2 TWO EXPEDITIONS. OBJECTS FROM NINEVEH AND BADARI. The fcgypti&n and Assyrian D:--Mirtment f Vrv British Museum ms received two important ollectioni of antiquities, one ram the Brun J on expedition of .930-31 to Middle Egypt (Badari) md the other from the Campbell Thompson expeditions of the
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    TUTANKHAMEN.
    100 2 ERECTION OF SHRINES IN CAIRO MUSEUM. The Conservators of the F^yptian Museum have made use of the suir.- j ■Mr months to erect for public exhibition the three remaining golddn shrines which enclosed the coffins of Tutankhamen. It will be remembered that thei < were four m all, one
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      333 2 THE SINGAPO^ Paily News. Tel: ••!,>,.,•• g,,,,^ Kuala Lumpi<i Office: r, J lT| ri t Phon»- BUISCRIPT«ON RATES Payable m ad-.a, 1( 1 1 Bt Monthly 1( Quarterly Half-yearly Single C. 1 v All communist: business matter*, v/ subscribtions, 1 c r etc., ihoald be a. MANAGER. ADVERTISEMENT RAT2B For
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      141 2 Fan 2.:55 2.35 Low Fair Palembang Jelotong 6.00 Banja 5.75 Sarawak 5.50 Tin $77 H MAILS. Toaaj. Pladjoc and Palennbanj; iSoe--1 abaya I fl a.m. Korth, N.-Ea«! a d N.-\V«>t Sumatra I Ophir 9 a.m. Indo-China IG. G. Paul Doumer) 11 a.m. [ndragnri and Tembilahan Han Siong BceJ 2 i>.m.
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      458 2 SHIPPING LIST. PENDING ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES. The following passenger sailiugTi are pending: For Europe. i P. and O, i. S. Co.'s Ranpura (Dec. 2S). N.Y.K.: Harima Maru (Dec. 15), Katori Maru (Dec. 30). Hamburg Amorika Line Kunnark (DJLD.GO (about Dec. 15), Duisberg about Dec. 22 i. Kast Asiatic Co., Ltd.
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      485 2 THE WEEK'S ENGAGEMENTS. Today. December 12. t Annual Ceneral Meeting of Child ren's Aid Society, at Government House. 11 i. ii. Tuesday. December 13. Jobore Slate Ceuncil Meetirg. Pc wan. 11 a.m. Wednesday, December 14. Rotary Tiffin. A(k-iphi Hotel, 1 p.m Opening of Nutrition Laborator\ and Sports ground at College
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    KEEN M.F.A. FOOTBALL JAPAN BESAR.
    446 3 ANAKANS BEATEN BY DARUL BAHAR. GOALKEEPER INJURED. Iden burst ii sunshine afttr dmn i> jiahar and the Sn^L^l^'T^ }<***!* lhe 5 contested the svmi-li v.T ,r h x; lk Uns inUl lh( vitr..<M, 1; a ver> Ivc^.lv „t 1. •Ueadaace waa m, m the ft»t
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    FORWARDS POOR.
    458 3 Siomg Qoq <;<# Down To AtnirihK^. V»A* I. Siosig IJ«m» W^hat might have been an inter- r tram.- wa marred to s< M( nl i( v Poor forward play when the Amicable Athletic Associatioi eat the Siong 800 Athletic lub m 1 Straits hinese Football Associa- I tion
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    HOME RUGBY.
    88 3 BOTH UNIVERSITIES BEATEN. London, Saturday. Re, of t)i leading rogby matches played today were as follows: wall 8 Gloucester (;it lUciruth). Cumberland I Yorkshire (at l^tndal). )rv n I Semen** 1(al K\»fei>. Durham > Cheshire cit (lart!ey<M»l). Midlands Warwkksairs <^ (at Mo.icloy). Notts., I-"., i. 1 D«rby 0
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    PERAK AMATEUR RACES.
    479 3 PERAK AMATEUR RACES. TOTE PAYS WELL. *83 FOR WIN IN THIRD. CLOSE FINISHES. (Prom (Jar Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, Saturday. Th« re was lair attendance, Including the Sultan oi Perak, at tout., b Perak Tvn 1 Club's amateu meeting. The weather was fine ana iho iiomg There were a number of
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    SELANGOR WIN TROPHY GAME WITH S.C.C.
    608 3 THREE MAJOR RUGBY MATCHES OF THE WEEK-END. FENANG BEATEN BY PERAK. m a Malay. »»e fey Perak ami m K,,,1a 1,-mpur .ho bc-t sc^oa r^ut.,l m '-c-an „.r wtanln, the trophy same JOHOitE LOSE TO KEGRI-MALACCA. (From Our Own Correspondent)!! Ivuaia Lr'rn pur Satiu
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    MALAYA CUP.
    233 3 Penang Well Beaten By IVrak. (From Our Oxvn Correspondent.) Penang Saturday. Perak ..i€ Penang 3 In v Mai: ya up mal I t daj ak d< c sivel; boa Bu bj 1(3 points (two goal* om p< i goal and 0112 Uy) to thret; poia; (one try). Eaiiy
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    JOHORE BEATEN.
    188 3 Thr NegrifAiglacca Combination. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Mahuc-u. Sal urday. Vrgri-Malarra ..11; Johore <>. The Negi i-Malacca oombina iH-ut .lohoix' m rugby game i today l»y 11 points me goal •!::<{ two tries) i<» nil. There had bec^i rain and the heavy pitch un<l the greasy ball handicapped
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    CRICKET.
    94 3 M.C.C. MELT SOUTHERN DISTRICTS. Wfegga Watfk p a. Saturday. The M.C.C. tourists met the Souhern Districts oi* New South Wales •i two-day match which bet?an oda R. E. S. Wyall won the tus.s for 4 the M.C.C ami put m the Southern D trict: who totalled 220, of which
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    CROSS COUNTRY.
    75 3 lambridge fhitrWwnfd Hv Oxford. Horton kit by. Kent, Saturday. In the annual inter-university cross country race run here today Oxford beat Cambridge by 10 points to 15. The whol,- Oxford team finisher 1 ahead of the first Cambridge man home. Lovelock, the New Zealand am Olympic miler, dead-heated
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    VINES BEATEN.
    50 3 Singles Final Of Victoria! Championships. Melbourne, Saturday. In the -ingles final of the Vie tan championships, Crawfon (Australia) Inat K.lisworth Vine id.S.Aj 1-6, o—l, S— 4, 2-<J 6—4. Vino* r hmtd many easy shot [into the net. Ciawlord excelled ii !ihe way m which he drew the Ame
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    SINGAPORE BEAT MALACCA.
    493 3 SINGAPORE BEAT MALACCA. WEEK-END HOCKEY. ENTHUSIASM Hi !POH. LAST-MOMENT GOAL. r rom Uui Ow i. Malacca, Sati day. Malacca i: Singapore On a field made i odden )> a d; of heavy rain Singapore beal Malacca at hockey today by fi 1 goals to three. Though the forwards did splendid
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    SELANGOR BEATEN.
    166 3 Perak Snatch A Laal Moment V. ill. Ipoh, 3aturdn (From Our Own Corr pondent.) I'erak 1 Sclailgtf There was much enthu ia m hen today among spectators watching tha hockey match between i'eraßi \'v:\\. scored <he only ffoal of 1 1.' :i. m t he la ute. lai
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    LITTLE SCIENCE.
    222 3 O.K. A. Defeated B> H.k.S.K.A. D.R.A. H.K.S X -j 1,.. H d< f« la w< :il eim uohi th< < 'I'l x n Lhe I. tution ,i,l by lhiv< <!eui Tl ame wa < rap I >y i <■■'•• io\v i i c i i ,r v an
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    BRITAIN TO PAY IN BULLION.
    273 4 EARMARKED GOLD. ALLIED DEBTS TO BRITAIN. QUESTION IN COMMONS (From Our Owi Cor reepc ndenl London, Sunday. Mr. Winston Churchill will ques :tion the Prime Minister i:i the Houi •of Commons this week as to whe it her the British Government wil demand equality and
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    THE U.S. REPLY.
    884 4 Burden Of War Debts Admitted. Rugby, Thursday. The reply oi' the United State Secretary of Stair u» the r.titisl Note says that the United State: Government has considered the Bri tish Note with the greatest can and proceeds: "Whatever part debt payment may have played m the
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    ROUND TABLE CONFERENCE.
    190 4 A DIFFICULT WEEK. CONTROVERSIAL SUBJECTS. London. Saturday. The Indian Round-Table Confernce has experienced a more difficult reek dealing with the controversial übjects of defence and finance ndian views on the former sul-i ■<.! ww concentrated largely on militry expenditure, liidianisation, an. he apppointment of a popularly le;
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    REVENUE RAID.
    122 4 Samsn Found In Attap House. Lim Ah Tuan, a Hokkien, wa« Mowed bail m $500 by Mr. C. Wil <»n. the Criminal District Judg< o come up for sentence on Satur 'ay. Dec. l'l. on a charge of posses ir.tr dutiable liquor. On information received, Assist nt Supervise
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    CONSTITUTION DAY IN BANGKOK.
    203 4 A CITY REJOICES. LOYAL OVATION FOR THE KING. (From Our Own Correspo.ident.) Bangkok, Saturday. The Constitution was presenter this Afternoon m the ceremonial Hi i one Hall which was the first; headquarters of the People's Part) m June. The Kind's speech was delivered by a royal
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    IN SINGAPORE.
    657 4 Siamese Consul General's Reception. 'Siamese people all over the worlc recognised the day a.< a national holiday, and the office of ilu> Consul General for Siam m Singapore wa> rlosed. At his house, however, Phra Sun lara Vachaaa, the Consul-General welcomed a number of Siamese anc. ?ntertained them
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    LANCASHIRE TO PROTEST.
    72 4 JAPANESE hi MASS MEETIN< b'-- HELD ft, Plans v, hroughout 1.., «ainM foi otton pie< gainst the extiles m h ne Depends n neeting m ittended by actureis, n u-is. A re plutii •n the Gov< competition so import clutii 'te« and the U k- placed <
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    AT THE CINEMA.
    222 4 THE ALIIAMBRA. Another l>o ruction at r,.. iety Girl." •xccliYn; l\ a,.,, includes James U rui, I non, Spenc< Byron. rich girl who i box< r who for his skill md event i all} affair which xn^ imu n\( < The slice o the fact hi .md
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    ALLEGED BRIBE.
    35 4 The case m W m Enterpn I police court, is living an ill* pal mentioned before M Criminal Disti lay and trial wa tail being allowed The accus. d Mr. \V. A. N
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    RECOVERY OF RUBBER COMING SOON.
    522 5 REPRESENTATIVE OF *****0 ACRES IN SINGAPORK "THE TIME IS NOT FAR OFF" nrh rubber restricti«nis< m P n i .•.!i enterprise ,-ont m1ii.,.." v"' <»recfor Company of >! h T "i,;^ 10 1 "W tornIhoN. V. s w i!i" Mnan i« re dc f UaPt^
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    GERMAN PRESIDENT.
    66 5 Power To Supreme Couii In Event Of Death. f v rlin, Friday. The Reichstag, by 40 1 to 1 passed the thir.! reading of Bill proposed l>y the National Socialists providing that the President'sauthority will be handed over to ihiPresident of Mio Supreme Couri m the event of
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    MILLS REOPENING.
    36 5 Tinplate Activity In Soulli Walt's. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Sunday. Four more tinplate mills will be m operation m South Wales tomorrow as a resnft of Canadian 01 den under the Ottawa agreements.
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    AT THE HEIGHT OF THE FESTIVITIES.
    27 5 picture taken at Ihe heighi of the festivities during the St. Vndrew*s Hospital carnival halt m Raffles Hotel «m Saiurdai night.
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    DEMONSTRATORS IN TROUBLE.
    448 5 17 CONVICTED. REDS' PROTEST AT ALIENS' BILL. of i 1: gist: at i< n Bill r. C. Wiis n, rxcl cha pj X •ho :i <■; »a disin I I I n 1■ i 1 Mi Bai pressed p a Kail as I forn i ivhile the
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    AMY JOHNSON
    9 5 Return Fli^lit To England, Cape Town, Sunday*
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    EX-LIEUTENANT SENTENCED.
    105 5 MOTORING OFFENCE. RESIGNED FROM THE WELCH REGIMENT. (1 rom Our Own Correspondent.) M Lond m, Dec. 10. Pom< Di k, p.n ex-livute nani m the Vi iI :h Regiment, \va .-i nt< need to foui months 1 ipri »n i ient m I h< -ca nd d\ i-
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    GUN CONFISCATED.
    113 5 ':•<.!> Chinese Warned B 3 Judge. ly < hinese living Pt lap pl< aded to Mi C. Wilson, the Criminal District Judge, on j thai he had had a gun ii' 1 nee m L 930 but after he h:i-i it, he h; 1 not taken out a
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    CAIRO OUTRAGE.
    56 5 Bomb Explodes In British Residency Gardens. Cairo, Sunday. A <>ni!) exploded m ;he garden? of tin* British Residency. Therwere no casualties and the damag( sustained was not serious. Later. The bomb was very mall an.i the only damage was a broken window. No arrests have been made. The
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    COPPER SLUMP.
    60 5 Restriction (on ferenre Breaks Down. New York, Friday. It is understood m well-informed quarters that the International Copper Conference, which was mnvened with the object <>!' controlling production, broke down without any afrjreenient ln-in^- reached as to a curtailment scheme. '1 he export price of copper broke to
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    THE AGA KHAN.
    41 5 Sued For Damages By Former Trainer* (From Our nun Correspondent.) London, Dec. 10. The Evening Standard Btatci that a writ for damages a^ain^-t the A^a Khan baa been issued by the trainer, R. Daw.- on, as a sequel
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    BOUND OVER.
    123 5 Chinese Caughl Writing On Wall. Writing <«n a wall appealing for upport for Soviet Russia led to he appearance of a young Hylam, tag Leong \'i. before Mr. C. Wilson, the Criminal District Judge, on Saturday. A detective attached to the Etochore police station stated thr.t he accused
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    CHIEF JUSTICES.
    130 5 HRESENT SYSTEM LIKELY TO BE RETAINED. According to inquiries made by the Sunday Times, there is a wid ly held impression that the scheme under which >♦ w;:s proposed have one Chief Just ice for the whole of Malaya is most unlikelj to materialise. The question waa one
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      302 5 MALAYA'S LARGEST SPORTING I GOODS STORE. I 1 icCtyjk' J c I For Everything Phone 2938. I j t t^o?!\ PI^EST QUALITY GOLF, TENNISI I iff ailli POLO SHIRTS. I I v Price $1.25. I I Jill RESTRINGING OF TENNIS I I (W 0 BADMINTON RACKETS OUR I I.l^^o^ SPEOALJTY.
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    RUWENZORI.
    127 6 BRITISH EXPLORER'S SUCCESS. Dr. Noel Humphreys, with Mr. Harry Tunmer, his just climbed the (Jmberto peak of the Ruwe.izori range, says the Kampala cor--1 respondent ol Thi* Times. The peak rises to height oi 15,754 ft., and has not been ascended since 1906, whe.i it W9B climbed by ihe
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    WHEN RECOVERY SETS IN.
    651 6 RISING PRICES. WORKLESS MAY REMAIN. MACHINE PRODUCTIVITY. The world has got into the habit of distrusting; international conferences and of expecting- little of i practical benefit to result from ithem, but there is little need to wonder at the widespread hope that !the forthcoming Economic Conference
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    RUM INDUSTRY.
    110 6 QUEENSLAND AND MALAYA. If representations made on behalf of rum distillers by the Premier (Mr. W. Fortran Smith) arc successful Quecrsland rum may gain similar advantages m the Straits Settlements to those that have been accorded Australian brandy says the Brisbane Courier. When he returned from the Premiers'
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    DREDGE LAUNCHED BY SULTANAH.
    431 6 j AT KOTA TINGGI. PELEPAJUTIN, ACTIVITIES IN JOHORE. The launching of the bucket [dredge pun-chased by ,*Ue Pelepah Tin Dredging:, Ltd., for working the ana acquire:! near Kota Tinggi, Joh'ore, took' place on Wednesday. Owing to indisposition, H.H. the Sultan of Johore was unable to Jj€
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    GLASTONBURY TOR.
    359 6 APPEAL TO PRESERVE WESTERN SLOPES. Ail appeal has been issued for funds to enable the tower western slopes i> Glastonbury Tor to be bought and ti i v n ever to the care of the National Trust. Th< path by which the ascent of the hill is made
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    18 6 A Chinese youth employed at Tan Kah Kee's rubber factory at Sumbawa Koad i» alleged to have been
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    CLERGYMAN CAPTIVE OF CHINESE COMMUNISTS.
    643 6 UNCONFIRMED REPORT X MR. FERGUSON'S DEATH I FRIEND OF THE poor I An unconfirmed statement has been received i l i; land Mission at Shanghai that the R«. v li J\. th h, na I* organisation, who was captured by kVds m (h. r n
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    CEYLON TAMILS.
    388 6 REPRESENTATIONS TO 1 SIR S. WILSON. The following are extracts. frojn i memorandum to Sir Samuel Wil?on on behalf of the Ceylon Tamils' Association The Ceylonese began to immi- i <rate to this land, m the seventies md i\re gradually Incoming settler>. < Fhe members of our community
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    RIOTERS' APPEAL.
    131 6 RUBBER ESTATE COOLi APPLICATION FAILS (From Our nun Co Ma An appeal by nine < merly employed i Jubilee Rubber convicted of rioting i to four month rjient each, la; 1 Court. The men men x riot i?i which the n .state, Mr. H. E assistant manaj Robertson,
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    296 7 PROTEST SENT TO AIR SECRETARY. The following ifl a copy of a letter which has been sent to the Secretary of State for Air over the signature of Mr. Guy Locock, <iir<»c--tor of the Federation of I>ri<i<h Industries:— The Federation of British Industries has noticed with neat concern
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    PRIMATE'S CALL TO PRAYER.
    311 7 CHURCH ASSEMBLY "MOST CRITICAL TIME." MOMENTOUS EVENTS. The Archbishop of Canterbury at the Church -\<^>"nibly. at Churcfr House, Westminster, London S.W. m mail week, made an appeal foi sustained prayer at the preaenl •most critical time."' "Need remind the Assembly the Church, or the country/ 1
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    SUNDAY CINEMAS IN LONDON.
    695 7 NO EARLIER OPENING. L.C.C. COMMITTEE'S CHANGED VIEW. No change js to be made for tinpresent m the houis dulin* which cinematograph films are allowed to 1 c shown m London. 'ihe Entertainments (Licensing) Committee of the London County t Council has reported that, since I their
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    U.S. FARMERS.
    56 7 Ivtiii'in For A Tax .Moratorium. Washington, Friday. 'Ihe Vice-President, Me Curtis, i presente<l to the Senate a petition from the National Farmers Relief Conference demanding an appropriation of |500,000 t OOO to aid needy fanners. r I he petition asks for a moratorium on farm debts and the
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