Singapore Daily News, 14 December 1932

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    12 1 The Singapore Daily News NO. 63 WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1932. 5 CENTS.
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    Our Ideas
    511 1 I, i \v ing 1 abour member of ,l 1( ii in .<• (it Commons has advo a lire which contains the of an e\< ellent idea for rc- unem ployment problem. i vay with Social i I Parliament thi i has Bought to go ;i»id h.v ignored
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    MAN SHOT DEAD IN RIOT.
    323 1 JOHOKE REDS. POUCE BEATEN AND CHASED. THIRTEEN GAOLED. One man was shot dead and several injured, including a policeman, when Mi Chinese rioted in Kulai. 20 miles north of Johore llahru, on Monday night. Armed with sticks, parangs and iron harsj the men routed all
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    U.S. AND FAR EAST.
    111 1 Hint Of Mr. Roosevelt's Foreign Policy. New York, Tuesday. The first authoritative forecast of Mr. Roosevelt's foreign policy has been given by Colonel E. M. House in the January issue of Foreign Affairs. It comprises a competitive tariff for revenue, disposing finally of war ih>\)is as
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    DR. ECKENER.
    113 1 Visit To East To Studv Air Conditions. The Hague, Sunday. Negotiations which have heen going on for a considerable time between the Zeppelin works and Dr. Eckener on the one side and a Dutcn syndicate on the other regarding; the running of a regular airship service to the
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    FRESH NOTES TO UNITED STATES.
    318 1 WAR DEBTS TANGLE. CRITICAL DEBATE IN FRENCH CHAMBER. London, Tue day. A brief British Note to America issued this morning emphasises the importance of beginning an exami- latron of irar d«4>t_ without los.s of time aiid explains thai the Note of l>ex\ 11 h;ul not
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    HERRIOT TO FALL?
    38 1 Paris, Tiu'ml.m.v. The fall af th«> Herri*! Covcriiiiuiu is regarded ;ls m minent, the Chamlm I inmur and I orti^n Commillns rejectlag l>> 21 to aayateaf of t\u> Daccaibcr iIHm iantalaiml in any circaamtaacen. Reuter
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    STRAITS TRADING CO'S PROFIT.
    202 1 STRAITS TRADING CO'S PROFIT. 120,2.57. GOOD HALF YEAR. 75 CENTS DIVIDEND. Net profits of the Straits Trading Cowpaay, Ltd., for the half year ended Sept. .HO amounted to $426,237 ami 51,18»>.7ri2 \>as brouuh! forward. A dividend of 7."> rents per vhare is recommended, absorbing $675,00*, and rallying forward $934,999. In
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    GERMANY BACK AT GENEVA.
    261 1 DISARMAMENT. EERLIN PRESS COMMENT RESTRAINED. Geneva, Ttfcsday. A German delegate again attended the Disarmament Conference Bureau for the first time in five months. It is expected the real work of the conference will begin when the genet al commission re;i !)il<!«'s on -Jan. 31. Preaa Divided.
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    DUTCH MAIL LINER DESTROYED BY FIRE.
    33 1 A remarkable picture, taken by a Daily Mail photographer, of the P. C. Hooft ablaze in Amsterdam harbour on Nov. 14. The vessel became a total loss.
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    PIRATE DANGER TO SINGAPORE.
    249 1 MYSTERY MOVE. CHINA LAIR VACATED. WHERE ARE THEY? It is believed that a gan^ of twelve notorious Chinese pirates, who have quietly moved from their usual haunts on the China coast, are making for Singapore with the object of hoarding and pirating a China-hound vessel from
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    IZVESTIA ARTICLE.
    73 1 Editor Admits Its Inaccuracy. London, Tuesday. In the Commons today (\:pt. R. A. Eden, Foreign Under-Secretary, announced that Ilia Soviet had intimated that while not admitting the responsibility for Izvestia's article over which Sir John Simon protested, it dissociated itself from it. The editor of Izvestia had fef>o>
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    POET'S WIFE.
    52 1 Sentenced In India For Sedition. Madras, Saturday. Mrs. Margaret Cousins, wife of James Cousins the Irish poet and theosophist, has been sentenced today to one year's simple imprisonment on a charge of disseminating sedition as she refused to enter into a bond promising good behaviour for a year.
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    Others' Ideas
    806 1 l'.aron vo.i Gayl, M,u, t, r of tlu- lateriec Noll it Cabinet, wlu iM on -titui.ou.,l posals brourlil tliat < liaiK-rllm s administration mtuh ■apopttlar•tj. in tin- lulloAint; article <li** castes the physical tr.iinr... MOT«M«t| in (ieinianv. vliuh, Inasserts, is skin to tin- Britta* j>ovM'out. nioviiiiiiit and i
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    FINANCE AND COMMERCE
    77 2 LOCAL SHARE AND COMMODITY MARKETS REVIEWED. (From Our Own Correspondent.) I i l.'>r'd(»n. Tuesday. t The ckw .n^ prio l oday v. we: RUBBER. Spot 2 7 Hi I nehan^crl .laniiarx 1 7 HI I;jr..-Mar. 2 I '.2 \pr.-.luiu- 29 Hi Jttty-Sept. -i Market Firmer. TIN. Spot
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    Local Markets.
    89 2 Snare The market van <lull throughout the day «il h <•• y little business m:i}.' The ukeni ng >nde>n< y <,r tin >ir inued, v.'hi <■ 1 trials y nwed little pi I in. TKe U cal pr e t > $76 and > Purl h< r fall
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    SHARK PRICES.
    682 2 lUi<l<l]<> Quotalions On MINING. r local wort 1 in t»i Tuesday, (Mirdii fi < o.'a list m Kumbang 6 cd., Austral 19 I. Tin 11 6. Baagrin Tin It/-, Bataag Pad««f 11.07' Ka: u Caves <t.:',7'.-, Bukit Arantf 111" (BOM.) Hurman Mnlny (nom'. Chenderiang -/lO'L* now. Rltatn Tin
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    HEAVY BLOW AT COLONY TRADE.
    599 2 DUTIABLE GOODS. PROVISIONS FOR ENTRY INTO F.M.S. The Daily News learns that a Micular has been issued to all menv 3 ers of the Singapore Chamber ot Commerce which several ot the recipients consider deals a deathblow to a large volume of the trade between
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    TEA RESTRICTION
    107 2 Strongly Favoured In Holland London, Tuesday. The Financial Times' Amsterdam correspondent states that a meeting of the Amsterdam Association for Tea Culture in the Dutch Indieauthorised the committee to conclude agreements in order to arriv? at restriction of tea exports and also to take the hieasures necessary to
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    NON-STOP TO CAPE TOWN.
    139 2 MRS. BRUCE'S PLAN AMY JOHNSON CHALLENGED. BY YOUTHFUL AIRMAN. I London, Saturday. A non-stop flight to Cape Town in an ordinary machine is being planned by the well-known British airwoman Mrs. Victor Bruce who contemplates arranging: for her •machine to be refuelled from the air while
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    STOCK EXCHANGE.
    112 2 Rally In Foreign Loans. London. Monday. The sterling-dollar rate aftei strengthening to 3.27-1 2 reacted U) 3.26rl 8. Ob the Stock Exchange today a bright* r sentiment prevailed, hut apart from the further improvement made by gilt-edged securities and a sharp rally in certain foreign loans, notably German
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    CHINESE PRODUCE EXCHANGE PRICES.
    78 2 CHINESE PRODUCE EXCHANGE PRICES. I 12 noon, Do.-. 13, r.»:',2. BliyWl Seller; Gambit r 5.25 Java Cube 9.00 Hamburg Cube 10.00 Muntok While Pepper 22.50 White Pepper 21.50 I Black Pepper 17.50 i Mixed Black Pepper 12.00 Snndried Copra "».7O Mixed Copra 5.20 5.20 Small Flake Tap 396 Fair 3.f>o
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    41 2 Yesterday's exchange rates included the following: SELLING. London, 4 months' sight 2 16/16 London, :> month*' si^ht 2/3 2i>/ML i London, 60 days' Mght 2/3 7/8, London, 30 days' Sight 2/3 27/32] London, demand 2/3 13/16 Londo T.T. 2/3 25/32
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      536 2 THE WEEK'S ENGAGEMENTS. Today, December 1 i. Rotary Tiffin. Ot. J. -:N'. ItuKdale on "Mysteries of Malaria," Adelphi Hotel, l p.m. Opening- of Nutrition Laboratory and Sports ground at College of Medicine by IFF. the Governor, 4.18 p.m. Police Hand at Telok Aver. 9 p.m. PrMajTi December 16. Taiping Amateur
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      609 2 SHIPPING LIST. PENDING ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES. The following passenger writing! *re pending: For Europe. P. and O. S. K. Co.'s Ranpura (Dec. It). X.Y.K. Haruna Maru (Dec. 15), Katori Maru (Dec. 30). Hamburg Amerika Line Kurmark (D.A.D.G.) (about Dec. 15), Duisberg i about Dec. 20). BMI Asiatic Co.. Ltd. Lnlandia
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      199 2 VESSELS ARRIVED. KEDAH, Brit., 1,033 tons, from R Deli 13-12, for IJ. Peli 15-12. NlF.rw ZEELANI), Dutch, 6312 tons from Adelaide 13.12, fot Batavii 17-12. RIYEIZAN MAKU, Jap., 307 tons from Miike 12-12, for Calcutta 22-12. HONG PENG, Brit., 2,525 tors, fron Rangoon IS- 12, for Hong Koni P. 4
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    PUBLIC SERVICES WIN RUGBY TOURNAMENT
    1004 3 \YA COMMAND OFFICERS THE RUNNERS-UP. AN UNBEATEN RECORD. „rn:i m. nt v,51,.r.1»v aK ains .h, n>»"-h of p.d» R hul ih. t .,t:z ,s h< P(i I n i li v h omin< n d i i,. pointa (a com :n,<l p (thr w K<m
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    HOME RUGBY.
    22 3 London, Monday. Tiinity College, Dublin, to(!ay o t thtir mgby match with Oxford University by six points to three. Reuter
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    17 3 A general nSSSBSPg of the A nuclide Athletic Association Will m wM at the A.*wciaiissi premises, _*j
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    COMING GERMAN HEAVYWEIGHT.
    166 3 WALTER NEI SAL. DISAPPOINTS AGAINST SCHOENRATH. Berlin, Saturday. The youriK German heavyweight boxer Walt.r Netinal, who after his recent victory over the BritisJ champion, Larry a i, 1; is considered bj many to he the most promising European contender for the heavy weight crown next to Max
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    SHOOTING.
    133 3 J. O. PARSONS WINS THE PENANG BISLEY. (Prom Our Own fnrreiipondeat.) JYnnn.u\ Monday. Penan ji-'s second annual open ritle I championship took place yesterday at the Rifle Range. The Bisley championship was won by J. d. Parsons, recently of Singapore, with the excellent score oi' :\i\:). The ■fin eg
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    BILL EAST.
    98 3 DEATH OF A CAMBRIDGE COACH. London, Monday. Bill East, who for 4S years was tlu' coach to the Cambridge Univerlity toauace crew ar.d v. ho taught Ehrincc Chichibu of Japan and other prominent people to rot?, died today n his home in Richmond. He Bper.l <>0 years of
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    HOME FOOTBALL.
    38 3 Barnsley^s Bi«f Win Over Crewe. London, Saturday. The following were the results matches played in the Third division (Northern) yesterday: WrJsall 1 Actrin^rtor St. 6 Barnsley 7 Crcwc Alox. 1 Halifax Towt, 1 Southport 0 Router.
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    SINGAPORE CHESS CLUB.
    42 3 The positions in the Singapore Qhaßfl Club championship to date are: Coln:::n 19 U 1 Mnsehoieff 13 I 4 Wllmol ii <; Peek 1 Kiony Thin J'ntr 54 K x Vogel IL> Junialiht.y 1- -1 B T;m Ummc Kia Retired.
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    LOCAL GOLF.
    55 3 The Kopoel Golf Club ladies' December spoon cempetition ivsult•d a* follow*: Miss M. A. S. La-v per. 2 up Miss M. M. Hadl-. 12 1 up Mrs. J. C. Mi-Lv*r<l n all qwMr* Mrs. W. J*. Douir'.i> 1 flown Mr*. C. R. Wi'^'M-n 7 1 flown I Mrs.
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    AMATEUR RACQUETS.
    40 3 London, Monday. At the Bath Club, the Egyptian player. Amir Bey (Bath Club) won the amateur racquets championship for the secofid siujfussivc year. He took only 32 minutes to b*at Snell < Brighton) 9—l, D—O, i>— l, i>— o,
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    HOCKEY TRIAL GAME.
    790 3 TEAM CHOSEN. MATCH AGAINST SELANGOR. FOUR CHANGES. Following an interesting hockey trial yesterday on the S.C.C. I*adang, the following have been selected to represent Singapore on Saturday against Selangor at Singapore: Dr. S. L. Oehlers (8.R.C.); Bdr. Kockcliffe. (R.A.) and R. A. Ashworth (S.C.C); K N. KlHott
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    SMUGGLERS FAIL ON APPEAL.
    590 3 SENTENCES UPHELD. JCHIEF JUSTICE'S REMARK ABOUT FINES. I h^rve no doubt that both were parties to the organised smuggling in this case, a:id that they were properly convicted. As to the sentence, I have some doobt whether the -cale suitable for tho iesources of a supposed
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    CHANDU CHARGES.
    307 3 Ownership Of Furnituro Denied. Hong See, a Cantonese, who was harped on Ifond y before Mr. C Wilson, the Criminal Distric lu(ii»<., with the possession of about ;70 tahils of non-Governmeni •handu valued at approximately ?2,(500 was produced a^ain yesterJay. It will be recalled that the accused wa.".
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    "A CLUMSY FELLOW.'
    284 3 Caught Before Hv Could No Anything. "A clumsy follow who seems t iaye been caught before he coui Jo anything" #ai the descriptio tpplied by Mr. Wilson, th« Criminal District Judge, yMttrda: m \\w Pack, a young Chinese, wn vas originally cnarged with house >reakinj£ in order
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    SARAWAK ECONOMY.
    55 3 Twenty IVr Cent* Cut \n Kajuirs Privy Purse. In view of the M'riou financial situation, the Rnjah of Sarawak hai imtlOCed the Tr«*asMi-(-r lo make 120 per cent, reduction in the amount of his Privy Pome f<»i the year and a similar reduction will apply to the I'ri'.y
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    MR. J. F. JOHNS.
    142 3 TO RFTiRF FRC SI AM. A alread i. iohns, C.M.G., who wsition Hi am nsul-4 reneral in Bangl \'2 1, has lefl teen in indiflf( ime, and I hong I notl officially d iot i- turn, hul ■•ion at I he end oi >tl > save.
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    THE EX-KAISER.
    74 3 Believed Atten '>;» ijfc Of txil An unknown German, a.: wi"i revolver au'l I found in the <■»■'' D 11 <\ <i\-( f\ i and It it believed thai l> inl nuke r»n atteuipi on I li <I. ei Kai Ami The man I ted a 1 I)
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    OPIUM FROM FAR EAST.
    29 3 r i Re enue officers seii opium i board Im. nch Theophile < .;«•!< rv. Ken bei thed at Mar uille, It om the VW I\a Aneta-Trans-Ocean
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      135 3 MAKE USEFUL GIFTS LETTS IMMhI I DIARIES. /I- lan i IN A LARGE VARIETY OF BINIUXfJS FROM i» t BEST RUSSIAN CALF I Frci TO 'LOTH .-OVKKS. *ii£ .^2.t"> !{OUGH^DIARY| LKTTS BE. UOl (,II K^^.- OCTAVO Si/. > s" v One <i;iy on ,ia>:, QUARTO Sise 10" x 8" Inter-Wc«k
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    BUS TAXATION.
    151 4 No Reduction To Be Recommended. The following- action by committee \o. 1 of the Singapore Municipal ommissioners is reported: In connection with the request by he Svngapore Motor Bus Owners' Association for reduction of taxes >n motor buses, decided that the commissioners cannot be recomnended to consider the
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    JUDGMENT RESERVED IN SEPARATION PETITION.
    1270 4 DAUGHTER'S EVIDENCE TROUBLE OVER SERVANTS. Judgment was reserved by Mr. Justice a Beckett Terrell in the Supreme Court yesterday on the petition by Mrs. Annie Cresson for a judicial separation from her husband, Mr. Marius Cresson, of the Singapore Harbour Hoard, on the ground of
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    IPOH KIDNAPPERS.
    78 4 MAXIMUM SENTENCES IMPOSED. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh. Monday. At the conclusion of the trial of the six Chinese who were concerned in the abduction of Mr. Loh Yoon Tin, Mr. Justice Gerahty founr all guilty and said that he woul< inflict the heaviest sentence DOS sible. Five
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    THE CAPITOL.
    206 4 AT THE CINEMA. Jack Hulbert's previous successes in pictures assure a big audienci for any production featuring hin which is shown in Singapore. Lov< on Wheels," his latest offering, now at the Capitol and audience! who enjoyed M Jack's the Boy wil find this musical fantasy equally en
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    MENDIS DE SILVA.
    42 4 Execution At Singapore Prison. The final stage of the Dhoby Ghaut tragedy was reached yesterday morning when Mend is de Silva paid the extreme penalty of the law at the Civil Prison, Singapore. De Silva was convicted for the]
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    LOCAL WEDDING.
    164 4 MR. W. L. KITSEKOW AM) MISS V. M. VYSE. The wedding t< Andrew's Cathed afternoon of Mr. W. of Harrisons, Bark< and Miss V. M. V;, arrived from Austra lay. The seiarice was I Bishop of Singapon B. C. Roberts, ai Brown, the Mis: •haplain. Mr. A. I.
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    LAW NOTICE.
    52 4 Before the Chief Ju* Ist. Court today at ,<-anl: S. 1450 SI alias Vu Oi (w) rCuan and two vir ert Before Mr. J« Malacca A Before Mr. Ju*ti« Tenvll inthe>d.CoU. Co. vs. M. Maidin in.l another. O. >■ SumnH.ns N«». W>7€ of sivil DtatrM Phillip and D.
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    STREET ACCIDENT.
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    JOHORE PASSES ALIENS REGISTRATION BILL.
    2701 6 MR. S. Q. WONG THE ONIA DISSENTIENT. QUESTION OF ALLOCATION OF FEES. Johore has followed the lead of the Straits Settlements Government in the introduction of a bill to regulate the immigration of aliens into the State. The bill was passed at a meeting of
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    CHILDREN AND WOMEN FIRST.
    936 6 COMMUNIST WAY. I ALLEGED REDS J ON TRIAL. j HEARING POSTPONEDJ II \n interesting sidelight on the manner in which Communist j demonstrations are conducted was j thrown by Mr. Barry, A.S.I'., yes- tc-rday during the continuation 01 the case against 99 Chinese who were arrested
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    JOB ELIAS.
    291 6 two vear3' gaol for :gr. London, Monday. Sid Klin descril t d achai: i nemployiueni \\< m<»v< nt, was •>; c in iiv 111 term of i > i»f incil ing i Laiiiiin^i on, 1 ader ol I hi 1 move- I I .lev ii Lo cause public
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    JAPAN'S NAVY.
    64 6 41lt*ged Imiierialistic Aims. Mond jr. i ording to '.■•<■ avda, the Japa y c nava i to; als i" 1 tended to esta Jai an 1 navm! supn m' -y in 1 1 1 Pat rflc, upset the London :t id A ington ajrreem< ni ani fui 1
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    RED PURIFICATION.
    131 6 MANY "COMRADI TO LOSE MEMBER >HI CARDS 1 An impendii ft wholesale pu ft sia n >min u ft or 'upy mucl ft 1■ i which i > B on the uiismi i flj atfaii s with'n li fl in rural clisi i B avies hav all B
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    APPEAL ALLOWED.
    152 6 Charge Thai Bud In I Fnmi Our Ov I P« [n the Sun i Tan Mah Quah conviction and hi.r. in the Se< charges of b< charge of a I harbour with< i alno fradulent perty. In Bddi magi! t rate >)■•! cation <>f the pi Mi-. Suninsiiiw!..
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    PORTUGUESE NAVY.
    19 6 I The Portu 1 decide to I Btruction proi I proved bj n I submarine. Foreign tond«
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    BERTRAM CRASHES.
    147 7 Stowaway I'ound (hi Board* Batavia, Tu< sday. t [\i'.n< Be 1 1 am, the Gervhii planned to make pom A i to Eng- in seven da cra»hed when pted to leave Sourabaya morning. omi anicd by an Aus] ralian Ulen, he left Bimt »t >.;:•) yest and an
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    UNEMPLOYED RELIEF.
    81 7 Donution.H Dacaived by the Euro ;,i ;i!) T nemploymeut ommittee in ir Weft 1 as follow I < loni ribut ion F.M.S. i Son i<»- A ssociat ion «>r :,<». Clubs $1,031.4, Malayan Tobacco Distributers, Ltd. Plake 1 contribution (j Dr. W. J. Dixon $5, \)r. (Mrs.) r
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    SINO-SOVIET RELATIONS.
    1408 7  -  CHINA APPLAUDS. JAPAN MUCH PERTURBED. m "DESTRUCTION." Geneva. Wednesday. As an outcome at mc^tinjfs here, is i meiailV announced that dipl ma negotiations between hina and Russia have been rcuinu d. Reuter. Nanking, Tuesday. Announcing the resumption oi Sino-So' relations the newspApers refer i<> this u historical I
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    SIR J. REYNOLDS
    160 7 Death of a Liverpool London, Monday. The death has. occurred of Col. Sir James Reynolds, Unionist M.P.J for the Exchange Division of Liver- 1 pool. Reuter. Sixty-seven years of age, Sir < James Reynolds, who was knighted in 1920 and created a Baronet in 19f3, was one
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    IRISH RAILWAYS.
    114 7 lMorlhrrn Strike FYar«*«l Orlain. Dublin, Saturday. Trmde Unionist solidarity up t-> now is transcending Nationalistic feeling during the critical negotiations to avert a railway strike r.omorrow. The difficulty consists in the fuel that the railways throughout the country have adopted the W&jges* Board's recommendation of a temper cent,
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    LINER'S DASH.
    100 7 Medical Assistance For Another Ship. London, Monday. The dash of an ocean liner with medical assistance to the crew vt another vessel who had been wounded in rioting was related by pas*en^ers who arrived in Britain today from South Afviea aboard the Warwick Caslle. Five days out of
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    67 7 \U vision "With Virw To Reciprocity* 91 Rome, Tuesday. A resolution to reduce foreign; imports into Italy while encouraging international reduction tariff".and revising Italy'." own tariff.-^ with a view to reciprocity, hasj pavsed at tho Jitv I »t >sion of the Fascist Grand Council. Countries supplying raw material
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    66 7 Complete Agreement Reported. Paris. Tuesday. Tho International Oil Conference has < -mlori in complete agree merit. Rumania will join tho in-' i national group in adapting production to demand by fixing Rumanian p»' f '<luetion at is, 500 tons flaily for throe months from Jan. 1. A romnumiaue
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    70 7 Private Visit To London. I^ondon, Saturday. Th. King- and Queen of Denmark arrived at Liverpool .Street Station this afternoon. They were prreetpd (m the red-carpeted olatfonn t>y ib ;r in<i, the Queen and tin- Prince < f Walem. The I)ani>h visitocs will remain in London a week. Their
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