Singapore Daily News, 19 December 1932

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    Masthead
    14 1 The SINGAPORE Daily News NO. 67 MONDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1932. m. m 5 CENTS.
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    Our Ideas
    640 1 Om Friday lai w iireeted atteti a speech delivered Igy Sir Ar. lnltal.l Hurd m which he <•(( t'i<- nevcrc handicap to *h" i^h shipping industry <»r the ;n of subsidies which Ls m force m many countries. Another aspe< Ritual ion has rwm been ed by Lord
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    STATE OF SIEGE.
    177 1 THOUSANDS OF BOMBS SEIZED. BueiMM Aires, Saturday. Following an explosion, 1,000 bombs were discovered m the house of a supporter of ex-President Iritroycn. Fifteen arrests have been made Tho former Presidents Irigoyun and Alvear have been arrested and will be deported. The Cabinet has decided to take
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    TAIPING HOKIENS.
    85 1 Now BuikHag Opt ned By Sultan. (From Our Own Correspondent.) TftipiOffi Saturday. H II the SnlUn of Perak opened the acv/ buildiHf of the Hokieii Hoey Kuan b Taipinf. Mr. Lim Sam Kip. J.P., preaidenl of thi» Taipinf Ifokien Associalion, v/ekom^l His HigflMW a n<l e^" pressed tho
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    AMY CAPTURES ANOTHER RECORD.
    22 1 FROM CAPE TO ENGLAND. HER BIG FLIGHTS. England-Australia E ii I n n d-Tokio England-Cape Town Cape Town—England
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    CONGRATULATIONS FROM THE KING.
    93 1 Lciulmi. Sunday. Mrs. Amy Mollison (Miss Amy Johnson), who early m November flew from England to the (ape beating her husband's record by nearly half a day, arrived at Croydon five minutes after midday today having established a new record for the return journey. Improving on
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    VON SCHLEICHER.
    58 1 lhanrellor*s Slatenieiit \sW\ Received* Berlin, Friday. (leneral von Schleicher's broadcast message yesterday has had a good Press on the whole, on'y the Nazi and Communist jcuic&ls denouncing it. The papers of the Ritfht an-1 Centre find the hancellor exceedingly conciliatory acid think his 'statement of poii.y will tend
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    EX-KAISER MAY RETURN.
    100 1 CASTLE PURCHASE. i RESTORATION RUMOURS. ALLIES' CONSENT. i Agents <-f the ex-Kaiser are negotiating for the purchase of, a castle at Hohenfels, Coburg,! and the return of the ex-monarch' to CJermany is considered highly probable. This news has given rise to fresh talk regarding a possible restoration
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    EMPIRE WIRELESS.
    91 1 News Bulletins Begin Tonight. We are notified by the Colonial Secretary that the Empire Wireless Station will open today, broadcasting daily, including Sundays, from 2.30 p.m. to 1.30 p.m. Greenwich Mean Time {9M p.m. to 11.30 p.m. local time) on wave lengths of and 31.297, Kilo cycles ll.sfi.
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    TRAIN DISASTER.
    24 1 Perpignan, Friday. Four people were killed and 12 injured through the derailing of a local train near Perpignan, m the Pyrenees. Reuter
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    REMARKABLE BREACH CASE.
    111 1 1922 w MARRIAGE. 9 EXCHANGE OF CONSENT EQUIVALENT. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Saturday. Dismissing s rematkable breach i>l promise action at Edinburgh ;.es- i teruay, Lord Justice Mackay said there was no doubt that the parties had remained engaged a long time, hut it was stated
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    SIR LANDON RONALD.
    35 1 To Marry A Scrmul J INK". (From Our Own Correspondent). London, Saturday. The engagement is announced of Sir Landon Honald and Miss Mary Cailison, an old friend of the late Lady Ronald.
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    PHILIPPINES.
    24 1 Independence In Twelve Years* Washington, Saturday. Th« Sanate has passed an ■SftWlrt ed bill granting the Philippines independence m twelve years time. Reuter
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    GOPENG CONSOLIDATED.
    145 1 (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Friday. Gopeng Consolidated, Ltd., is declaring an Interim dividend of 'Ail. on the £1 shares, loss tax, payable on Jan. 7. son declared that, 21 months of con-' trol had kept 124,000 tons of tin m tho ground. Present total supplies were a
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    EFFICACY OF TIN CONTROL.
    108 1 POOL'S HOLDING. 124,000 TONS UNMINED. KAMUNTING MEETING. An appreciation of the eflicacy of the tin control scheme was voiced by Mr. J. Howeson at the annual meeting of the Kamunting Tin Dredging Company m London on Friday. In place of the present 30.000 tons of uncontrolled
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    TOM MANN.
    32 1 Well-Known Communist Charged. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Saturday. Tom Mann, the Communist, has been charged with incitement and disturbing the peace. He has been released on bail of i'2oo.
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    Others Ideas
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    FINANCE AND COMMERCE
    92 2 -OCAL SHARE AND COMMODITY MARKETS REVIEWED. <l<.wn 1,155 tons, which mak* i the o'evwith suc-c«'-siv we. 1; -end o.i which th<- <{<< i. have shewn decrease. (From Out Own Correspondent) London, Saturday. The closing prices today were: Spot 111*1 7s. (id Down Us. :{d. Month* CIM Ss.
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    SILVER.
    10 2 S|.ot 17 Unchanged 2 Months 17 Ip 1 Hi
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    CROSS RATE.
    5 2 '..{l Kridai S..S#«<
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    Loral Markets.
    84 2 The local markeLs were exceptioially <iiil! on Saturday. Apart from tin being up u> $76 H there wa- nothing n\ v No deals were dono m tlu- -h.i c market. Thf noon rubber quotations were BS follow- Buyers. Sellers. Spot 7'j 7 16 < Si :i. J^ 9
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    SHARE PRICES.
    664 2 Middle Quotations On Saturday. MINING. Middle prices <<f I<m;-.1 issues wffP follow* 111 < Saturday i according '<» li*l Asam Kuiiikni" l' 6 cd., Austral Malay IS Ay. r I; t. m Tin 1 1 Baagrin I n 12 Batang Padang 0.07'j. Batn Cavei 0 Bukil Arang 0.40
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    RUNNYMEDE HOTEL
    207 2 Profit Of $4,600 For Past Year. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ponang, Sunday. A good betel, something more than i mere profit-making 'ncern, is a definite isift too any town Such as this with its marked potentialities as a touring centre. Unless they can be comfortably housed during their
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    UNITED ENGINEERS.
    125 2 At an extraordinary general meeting of United Engineers Limited to be held at River Valley Road, Singapore, on Dec. 2S following the extraordinary general meeting aiready convened for that t!-iy the following resolution will be proposed. That pursuant to the provisions of Article 89 <:t > of th«
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    SHIPPING LIST.
    489 2 PENDING ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES. The following passenger sailing's ar« For Europe, V. and 0. S. K. Co.'s Ranpura (Dec. 23 >. N'.V.K. Katori Muni (Dec. :iO). Hamburg Aaserika Line: Duisborg (abOttt Dec. 21). Kast Asiatic Co., Ltd. Lalandia (Jan. t). Hlue Funnel: Sfntor (Dec. -0). Keleus (Doe. M).
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    40 2 Saturday's exchange r»fo included the following:— SELUNG. London, 4 months' sight 2/3 lf)/16 London, A months' sight 2/3 2U/32 London, 60 days' sight 2/,' i 7/8 London, 30 days' &;ght 2/3 27/32 London, demand >>/{\ y\/\r Loiutan, T.T. a/3
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    THE WEEK'S ENGAGEMENTS.
    35 2 Wednesday, December 21. Vaudeville Entertainment, Raffles Hotel, SUO p.m. Rotary Tiffin, Adelpbl Hotel, 1 p.m. General mt£. of Straits Trading Co., Ltd., Ocean Bld^., noon. Police Hand at Waterloo Street, 8,16 p.m.
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    SPORTING.
    102 2 Today. December 19. Rugby: S.C.C. Ist. vs. R.A.F. Padang. Hockey: Police vs. S.R.C. Ist. Thomson Road, Khal.-.a Assn. vs. S.C.C. XI, Khalsa grd.; 7th A. R. Battery vs. kinese, Blakan Mati; A.I.C- Bou stead vs. Indian Assn., Paya Lv!>ur. Football: M.X.A. League Div. B): Post Office vs. Kampong Tiong,
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    HARD HIT BY TIN RESTRICTION.
    238 2 PERAK POWER CO. BURDEN OF STOCK REDEMPTION. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Tendon, Friday. Preridinf at Lhe annual general meeting of the Perak River HydroBlectric Power Co. Ltd., the chairman, Mr. George Balfour, M.P., referred to the most serious effec-t j which tin restriction was having
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    THE RICH " POOR."
    421 2 THE RICH POOR." GAMEKEEPER WHO LEFT £42,741. Several .cases of large estates left by men regarded m life as comparatively poor have been reported m England recently. A waiu-r at ;> Fleet Street tavern died leaving- more than £8,000. IK hid saved for more than half c 1 oentury and
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    CHINESE PRODUCE EXCHANGE PRICES.
    67 2 12 noen, Dea 17. l«:;2. Buyers Sellers Gambier 5.2 r> Jr.va Cube D.OO Hamburg- Cube 10.00 Muntok White Pepper 22.50 White Pepper 21.50 Black Pepper 17.50 Mixed Blade Pepper 12.00 Sundried Copra 5.75 Mixed Copra 5.25 Small Flake Tap 3% Mcd: Pearl Small 3.75 No. 1
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      338 2 THE SINGAPORE Slngap si"ii-::-Kuala Uiaipm «c*: 25. Ja. BUBSCRIPT'ON I Payab!« m I- cal Monthly Quarterly Half-yea ly Sin-lc Gopj All eommonieaf business matters ■obseribtioi „.j r, "I etc., should be add* c MANAGER. ADVERTISEMENT k, For casual m 1 inch Si; One insertion Two Three Four Five g Six
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      448 2 TIDE TABLES. Today, December l!». 11. \V. 2J2R a.m. 8 ft. 2 m. 1.10 p.m. 1 9 ft 1 m. Tuesday. Dt'ccmb'r 20. 11. W. :{.."> a.m. g ft, j n \> .>;; j l<n; B ft. G in. Wednesday, |)<<<mb<r 21, H. \V. 3.50 a.m. R ft. 3.40 p.m
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    "SELAGOR CLUB GO DOWN TO THE S.C.C
    506 3 APORE AVENGE RECENT HOCKEY DEFEAT. ENG NAM GOOD IN GOAI I p«.s>r crowd that weni to the \n^n i> o the- hockey match bctw^S, ttTS.O?I L^ftS"? C? raMC away at the end v try diHapuointed *lt w-J a vkick Ihe Icnal < lub
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    STATE GAME.
    1081 3 Singapore's Win Over Selangor. Selangor 1 un (.1 play m the hockej •en Singapore am the Padang ti le team outfit t< a much more comfort irin than 2- 1. The -*nd of put many doul-t. »nt< minds Singapon king for th<- majoi able to Kore and wer<
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    48 3 South Africa Win First IVst. Durban, Sunday. 'I ho South African lawn tennis team yesterday heat (ireat Britain by six matches to two m the iirst off a series off three tests. In the singles Kirhy heat Perry The Britisher was off form end outplayed. Reuter
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    WATER POLO AT S. S. C.
    159 3 WATER POLO AT S. S. C. CHINESE WIN. WINDLE PLAYS IN GOAL, CLUB PRESS AT END. CJS.A. i SS( The Singapore Swimming Club surprisingly defeated at water 1 POW yesterday whin they enterained the Chinese Sports Association, the tsorc being four goal* to tnice against them. Windle wai played m
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    MCCORKINDALE.
    61 3 Point* Victory For N ouiig Stribling. Johannesburg, Sunday. In ;i twehre-rotmd bout here yi urday YoUBg Stribling beat Don MeCorkiadale, ihc s«?uth African ht»»\-> weight champion, <.n p*iim>. Tfca American, although cautioned many ti::ies for hoMing, «les;»rved his win. The S<.uth Vfricaa allowed Stribling to ■akf all the fighi
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    MALAYA CLP RUGBY THRILLS.
    993 3 MALAYA CLP RUGBY THRILLS. NEGRI-MALACCA BEAT THE I COMMAND. I REPLAY NOW NECESSARY. >j-.|.v. T r he ZwL *"™^*"< the Negri-Malacoi side auainst the MftUya ommand has m? de the Southern Seetica of the H.MS Malaya Cup more interesting this reason than ever before The m'im.. 3 a< °T nia
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    Other Sporting News On Page 7.
    883 3 Murphy, A. X. Hughes, 1.. H. N Davis, D. Gray, J. E. Theophilus and W. .1. Mearne. Malaya Command Pte. Hal- •t. C. K. Cumberlege (R.A.), Lieut. Billson (R.A.), Pte. Wickes and Pto. Clarke Pte. Goddard and Pte. Miller I'te. Grant ham, Lieut. Wil
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    SOUTH JOHORE WIN.
    791 3 Nineteen Points igainsl Medical College. S. .lnhorr 1!»; Mcd «»l. i Aftei Icaii'iij^ft one time by risepoints i<> nil^Bli' Mfflit-al ('ollo^i.* rugby fifteen were beaten by South Jo! >re bj i.» points (two <>-il. n penalty goal and two tries) to Rv< points (a goal) when the
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    NEW CRY FOR RUBBER RESTRICTION.
    2066 4 F.M.S. PLANTERS' AND OWNERS" APPEAL TO GOVERNMENT KUALA LUMPUR MEETING. Resolutions calling upon the Government to renew negotiations with the Dutch and other Governments for the institution of control of rubber exports were passed at an assembly of over a hundred planters and estate proprietors
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    MANDALAY VILLA.
    141 4 MRS. LEE CHOON GUAN'S BIRTHDAY DINNER. Their Highnesses the Sultan and Sultanah of Johoie were among the 350 guests present at Mandalay Villa last night to attei.d a dinner given by the sons and daughter: of Mrs. Lee Choon (ivan, M.F.E., m honour of their mother's birthday. Other
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    ROTARY DINNER.
    139 4 DISTRICT CONVENTION IN BANGKOK. From Our Ow Correspondent.) Bangkok, Sunday. Last night the Rotarians from Malaya, who arrived earlier m the day to attend the District Convention being held here, were entertained to dinner by the Bangkok U< tary club. There was a large gathering and the feature
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    D.E.L SALARIES.
    38 4 Cms In Officials' Pay From Jan. 1. Batavia, Saturday. A reduction m the salaries of Xi .iierlands East Indian officials of from 10 to 17 pei cent, will be. brought into force from Ja.i. 1. Aneta.
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    AT THE CINEMIO
    123 4 ,hn' E. Hi own. he of the wide mouth, is seen again at the Capitol m an amusing First National Picture entitled Fireman, Save My Child!" Brown is excellent m the role of a young man who happens to be a crack pitcher m his baseball team
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    THE PAVILION. '
    128 4 THE PAVILION. At the Pavilion the tragic role of Clara Deane is ably tilled by Wynne Gibson. The story. 'The Strange Case of Clara Deane," concerns an only daughter whose parents spend fifteen years m tfdol the mother, ("Una Deane, wrongly convicted— and the mother's search, upon release, for her
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    RESISTED ARREST.
    108 4 Resistance to arrest by one nt two Mohammedans named Syed bin Mydin chared with the possession of jiranja culminated m his bein': fined $2."i with one month as the alternative by Mr. C. Wilson, the Criminal District Judge, on Saturday. Accused's companion, Abdul Rajid bin Omar, was wiser
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    ORDER TO Pay $200 A MONTH
    456 4 MAINTENANCE >\ r MAGISTRATE I JUDGMENT S I "REASONABLE SL N By an order of \<, the Fourth Police VI on Saturday, Mr Li, the well-know^ < <><" several local P«y $200 a St ™f him for main! I rate of $700 Mr. V
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    LAW NOTICE.
    46 4 Before the .rustics Whitley Beckett Terrell m at 11 a.m. Crimim liox (Abdulrah man) s Meydeen. 2L R< Sinffh. 3. Kin v I l. i; x vs. Urn I Before Mr. Tern II m the > a.m. Motion «n Lee Sinn*. Criminal Api>«»« Court Apical-
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    $2,000 FINE OR TWO YEARS FOR SMUGGLING
    246 5 < liaiiclii Concealeil Furniture. :f i*">r avenger Lyemoon, was proVlr. c j! son '»>nal District Judge, on :i a charge of being m non-Governm< t. alternatively, of impoi ■he Coloi 1 rem 1 thai a I by revenue her arrival from China iiscovery
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    ACID POURED ON DYNAMOS.
    117 5 20,000 TON BOAT. EX-CUNARDER SOLD TO JAPANESE. London, Sunday. rtVnf to the Sunday Di ra li quantities of sulphuric acid have be-ji poured en the vital paita of the dyiamos of the 20.000-t')fi p oimer Cunarder Caronia, lying at ;!.vt h, v. In; h )■<• l>:
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    WOMAN SMUGGLER.
    158 5 Fined Sr>oo Or 12 Months 9 Gaol. Ai elderly a Chinese woman passenger on the s.s. Lyemoon, Leone Kow .<•>-, outward bound from China, was sentenced to a fine of .<.">(»(> or twelve months' i iKorou:- imprisonment and recomi inemled \tr banishment by Mr. C. Wilson, Lhc Criminal
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    RUBBER RESULT.
    41 5 (From Our (»> 'i Correspondent.) London, S. i nrday. i Pont'.an (Malay) Rubber reports a loss for the y.-nr ended Sept. •"><> if i::>K7 compared with a profit of 1*220 for the t•• ■•ions yea-. The amount carried £pi%ward is £882,
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    'MALAYAN MAULER' IN AMERICA.
    707 5 BOY WALLEY. FORMER MANAGER IN SINGAPORE. An inte cs ing visitor to Singapore ai present is Mr. Humberto i i i).' .a o. San V i ancisco, who, m .hv- course oi his nine years' conru i rtion with the box«ng game, managed ihe Singapore boxer,
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    RIDDLE SOLVED.
    224 5 Slls|M»ct«»«l Murder V ijtoH* Ol Suicide. (Prom Our Own Correspondent.) IVnang, Saturday. Tho riddle of I !'<■ corpse found ■f i <mi l ln X |*lana<l< < «.n N«»v. •> with i lot In .-i 1 1; i <| I»I«mmI hirh i m. rrom two knif Wound m
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    JAPANESE EMPLOY PRESS GANGS.
    249 6  -  FFGHTING EXTENDED. GENERAL SU PING-WEN IN MOSCOW. Shanghai, Saturday. The fighting zone m West Liaorinir has been extended over 400-mile area and for the past fiv»* day* fighting lias been taking place between the enemy and the combined forces of (Generals Cheng: Kwe lilt, Tv F«ng-ch<m
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    PLENARY SESSION.
    954 6 Silence For Fallen Chinese Soldiers. Shanghai, Saturday. At the opening of the Plenary Session all the members present rose and stood for three minutes Kb complete silence aa a tribute to the memory of tho^o who had lost their lives m fighting against the Japanese and the Reds.
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    M. BONCOUR TO FORM CABINET.
    153 6 RADICAL SUPPORT. SOCIALISTS TO BE IN OPPOSITION. M. Chautemps has informed the President that he is unable to form a Cabinet. M. Herriot adamantly refuses to bo Minister for Foreign Ati'airs. M. Paul BoneoUT has accepted, not to form a Cabinet, but to explore the
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    LEVY BILL.
    147 6 Making Ptovfakm For Rubber Research. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Friday. A Rubber Industries Pil! providing for a levy not exec cding one-twenty-fifth of a pi uiiv i on all rubber manufactured m Great Iliitain for the purpose of subsidising the Resean '< British Rubber M Khortly t<»
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    GALA DANCE.
    68 6 A fancy dre*S *rala (lance is being riven at the Victoria Memorial fall on Friday, Dec. 2:;, m Rid of the European and Don-European Unemployment Funds. All the leading firms have donated R!eneiously, and a lar^e number of prizes are offered. Dancing will he from 9 p.m. until
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    "NO IMMEDIATE ACTION "
    116 6 "NO IMMEDIATE ACTION U.S. AND WAR DEBTS. I CONGRESS OPPOSITION TO COMMISSION. Washington, Friday. President Hoover feels that the War Debts question at present does not call for immediate action, according to a statement made by a responsible official after all-day conferences between M»'- Hoover. Col. Stimson and Mr. ()<.'dt
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    HOW BRITAIN PAID.
    757 6 Immediate Shipment Oi' Gold Avoided, Thursday. m r,,iica undei am Cell dm -icnt it is bom; ad< ew York made hj ■tit. m co o' Fun Bank an.-uMi «>t t pay hv Raiik i>l <;u i ;i kiny m Lond n account f i l\ X i;
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    BRITISH AGENTS MEMORIES.
    339 6 BRITISH AGENTS MEMORIES. STORIES OK MAUv AN RUSSIA YA Memoirs p Being an Account Early Life m Mai his <> ni; ;ial M 1918. Putnam. uisapp n author of thh wives, «hay, eradicate re I am sony f o done, remom the things I h,. book ,s a bibh race,
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    STON VILLA GO UP TO SECOND PLACE.
    1018 7 ACKBURN ROVERS BEATFN BY FOUR CLEAR GOALS.' ST. MIRREN'S BIG VICTORY. if it* !T*u Hh n<l Sr '<"i~h LC.-.K,,,.. ,v I. mom-rate, the heaviexl drfcai h-.» thls •••fc Z» .1 -Im hand, of S,. Mirr.n «^e':un lr l r d v, < lt
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    RACING.
    283 7 SECOND DAY RESULTS AT TAIPING. (From Our Own Corespondent.) Tho f it Tai P' n K> Saturday. Ihe folowinp are the reftußs of SATAN SHEILA THK GARTER •toto |13; s7, |Q ftM llt Kjice 2. Polo Ponies Race lAVA MM W <M». Uhak) POPPY (Mr. Khalid) S Tote $8
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    PERAK BEATEN.
    247 7 Selangor Hooking A Feature* (Prom Our Own Correspondent.) [poh, Saturday. With their hooking a feature the game and playing magniflciently Selaagor beat rerak m a rugby match on the ipoh padang \<-. lay by 11 point! (:i goal, a penalty goal, and two tries) to 1 1 i>*
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    HOME RUGBY.
    48 7 LEICESTER BEATEN BY WATERLOO. Results of the JMiliitg rqfby ratihi's played tooay were m V)llo\\ b: \ir\. to! U. B. Al<lci Io\ loventry <iuyV n iloucsiter 12 Drron, Scrvs. f fiarlequinn IH birkcnbead V. i.cici'stor Waterloo Richmond !i Blackheeta 16 lyn P. Kun(!)n Scots. IS Reuter
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    BOXING
    363 7 \L RIVERS MASTERS CON CORDERO. Con Cordero had to adpi it that Al Rivers was the belter man when they met m a return contest at the New World arena on Saturday evening over ten three-minute rounds rhere was never any doubt as toi the issue, for throughout the
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    M.C.C.'S BIG SCORE
    176 7 TASMANIA REPLY WITH 137 FOR THREE. I auiuvston, Saturday. Phe M.C.C. tourists took their overnight score of 305 for the loss ol three wickets to 502 today m their cricket match against Tasmania, played here, and which began yesterday. There were 4,200 spectators this morning. The wicket
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    FOOTBALL FIELD FIGHT.
    636 7 TWO SENT OFF. KOTA RAJAS BIG WIN. I MALAY CUP. Kota Raja 8 Shahar Kamar 0. The result of the football semifinal for the .Malay Cup betwc i Kota Raja and Shahar Kamar was such a foregone conclusion that it attracted a comparatively poor attendance at tho
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    RUNAWAY WIN.
    281 7 Uohamed A man, Asian, Mahmood, Mai Noor and .Ahmad. Path si KarH> G*ni UsoflF and Salim Hamid. .vl >hd. AW and Said Ali Awang, Majid, Zain. Usoff and Sikid. Tlu- Play. Very indifferent play character! ed the earlier exchanges until movement by the Darul Bahar forwards culminated m
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    64 8 Sonic of the competitors at the fancy dross carnival held at the Towh Hall on Saturday nitfht. The S.C..C. scoring their second goal m the hockey same played vesttrdai I Club. B S| N I Mrs. John English, wife of a \V;;It ham-tow milkman, with the triplets to wfcick ike
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