Singapore Daily News, 20 December 1932

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    Masthead
    9 1 The SINAPORE no. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1932. 5 CENTS.
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    Our Ideas
    438 1 j I I IK' t'•tl, t I 1 liui i.-i an«l i i Lhui i w Iwreti < >nr:t .Mil, i 'i<;it advantage 1 liund informal i<m. This, ll |>ll€Mj ill \<-| I yUon Report, i 1 tli< impression i|»ai ial uui\ h i rail i' red i!«:rin
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    M.C.C. BEAT TASMANIA BY AN INNINGS.
    4190 1 MITCHELL'S DEADLY BOWLING. Hill REPORT OP FIRST TEST MATCH BY AIR MAIL. Lanßeesioa, Prlnadnj «<'»<"" m.. Ih, sum-ss ol (h,ir (our „f i- ls(<r *-'l anoilio, vkl.irv yesterday by l»v an iunin^ and 126 runs. rii/v.. ii. v i sn>r d u< lirsl •"■tots.
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    DR.. W. W. YEN,
    109 1 Chines* Minister To Soviet. Moscow, Sunday. l>i\ Yen, fix- Chinese Minister t Washington, who is at present m Geneva, will be appointed Mini-t r \Ye Soviet following the resumption of diplomatic re'aii» us between the two countries, according lo official Chinese circles here. Ii is heliewd
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    PREMIER'S HOLIDAY.
    26 1 London. Friday. Mr. MaeDonald's health has improved, and it is hoped that he will be aUe to puss tho Christmas holidays at Lossiemouth. Aneta-Havas
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    THE TSARS JEWELS.
    220 1 IiIiKI.IN AUCTION. attemfFlto ATTACH. WITHDRAWAL UKELY Members oi the Kom.molT family arc attempting to attach some precious objects belonging to the last Tsar. allied at about 1200,000, which the Kussian Kmbaany m Htrlin is set-king to 41a|»»M' of by sale at auction. 1 1 is possible thai
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    DRIVERS' ERROR.
    88 1 Cantfe Of The (»uctsrli I limit I Disaster. Berne, Wednesday. The cause of the train smash m the Guetach tunnel, m which at least six people were killed and 15 injured, was explained m a statement made by the Minister for Railways to the Chamber. The driver of
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    MOB FIRE ON POLICE.
    77 1 BENGAL INCIDENT. POLICEMAN AND THREE RIOTERS KILLED. Malda, Bengal, Friday. An en^a^ement between the police fortes and a party of Sonthals resulted m three of the latter being hilled and four wounded. One policeman was killed. The incident was caused by the occupation of the mosque
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    CAPAIN FBERTRAK
    78 1 Returning To Port Darwin. Berlin, Thursday. The German airman ('apt. Hans Bertram, who damaged his machine when trying t<» take off from Sourabaya on the second stage of an attempted record H i^-h t from Australia to I ondon, will according to Press telegrams, return to Port Dai
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    HAND OVER IRELAND!
    78 1 Bernard Shaw's Solution For IVhts Problem. Lo ,dop M Thursday. Mr. Bernard Shaw, accompanied by his wife, left today by the Continental Express on the first stage of a world tour, m which they will visit Palestine, India, Malaya. Siani, China, Japan and America. He admitted tnat
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    "WE WANT BREAD!"
    54 1 Berlin, Thursday. Thirty infuriated women created pendemonium at a meeting of the Berlin Municipal Council today, shouting, M we want hread, clothing and coal." They injured two offi cials who tried to stop them and clambered over the benches and chairs, but disappeared when they saw the
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    BRITAIN'S CASE BEFORE LEAGUE.
    116 1 (HI. DISPUTE. BREACH OF THE CONCESSION. PERSIA'S ATTITUDE. The Hritish memorandum to Ihe League ef Natiois reKardinj; the Tersian oil dispute has been submitted. It slates Ilia! the British <iovernnieiil regards Hie arlion ol Persia as a unilateral act of confiscation which is tonirarv to inleniational
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    LYING ON ROADWAY.
    69 1 50,000,000 Francs Worth Of Jewek. Paris, Thursday. The Ni/ain of Hyderabad lost on the road betweea Paris and Ihe Riviera a handbag containing over 50,000,000 f rains worth of jewels. A peasant found the treasure and was just proceeding to the police station to give it up
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    290 1 negotiations cannot b»> pursued aa long- as Persia claims bo terminate the concession ty unilateral action and urges the Council to take the requisite steps, firstly, to maintain the status quo, secondly, to prevent the interests of the Anglo-Persian Co. being prejudiced pending negotiations. The memorandum emphasises that Britain has
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    Sir John Simon III.
    67 1 Am earlier mcftsajpe stated: (icneva, Sunday. Sir William Malkin, chief \v\^A adviser to the Foreign <)tlii.<« f will present I lie British t-a.se m the lV*rsian (Jil Ock dispute before the League Council tomorrow owing t<» Sir John Simon's inability to do so through illness. The
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    President Doubt.
    54 1 London, Dec. l. r >. Either Mr. He Valeim, who is this (year's President, or his deputy, Mr. Connolly, the Free State Minister for Posts, will preside over the [League Council when Ur« disput between Persia and Britain over thd cancellation of the An^lo-Persian Oil Company's concessions is
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    Others' Ideas
    1113 1 Tfcj laws |irul«Mim r j| u |„r (1 of paradise are Ntrangl) rritkised hi ihe lolluHum article l>> l\ j "lanry, Ike *HI-kno*Mi Australian traveller and writer. n e st s useful purpose v, Biding the kCMty of the hird rom n c world; the protection. v ron
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    RUBBER. FINANCE AND COMMERCE
    109 2 RUBBER. FINANCE AND COMMERCE -OCAL SHARE AND COMMODITY MARKETS REVIEWED. (From Our Own Correspondent j market closed at the following levels: London, Monday. The cloainc prices today were: Spot 2 17 :i2 January 2 17 32 .lan.-Mar. 2 9 1(> I'nchantfed Apr. -June 221 :J2 Up 1 S3 July-Sept. 223
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    Loral Markets.
    52 2 Shares. Tht' a arkct generally was very quiet with very little busmen done. Rubbers were dead, and tin weakened again m sympathy with tin* downward tendency of the commodity Industrials were steady snd firm, hut buyer* were searee. Raster. The market Steadied (Uiriny: the day. hut sellers wove
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    WOOL SALES
    43 2 Competition Keen At I imam. Timaru, New Zealand. Saturday. Ten thousand i>alos of w(.«>l wen orTered today. Tho quality was particularly rood and competition was keen, prices remaining pood. Merinos made lid., half bred lOVid. and inferior gradiea 9%d. lh. Aneta-Havas
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    TIN.
    19 2 Spot ti 19 10s. I p 1* M--3 Months CIM lfis. Si. I p 7s. M. Market Irregular.
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    SILVER.
    9 2 Spot 17 I'nchanjred 2 MontM 17 1 Hi
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    CROSS RATE.
    6 2 :UIS Snlurday Ml l^.
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    SHARE PRICES.
    690 2 Middle Quotations On Monday. MINING. Middle prices of local issues were as follows m Sing&pore on Monday. according to Fra^r Co.V list Asam Rumbling- 24 6 cd.. Austral Malay li* Ayer Hitam Tin 1 1 f». Kanjfrin Tin 11/-, Bstailf Padani 0.07%, Baftu Cavei 0..'57'j, Hukit Ann* din
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    THE WEEK'S ENGAGEMENTS.
    88 2 Wednesday, December 21. Vaudeville Entertainment, Raffles Hotel, 9.30 pJtt. Rotary Tiffin, Adelphi Hotel, 1 p.m. General m*g. of Straits Trading Co. Ltd., Oc«aii Bid*., noon. Police Band at Waterloo Street,! 8 1 T> p.m. Friday, December 2T Fancy dress carnival and gala dance at Memorial Fall m
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    SPORTING.
    51 2 Today, December -•> Rutfby: A (M.G.. <"0.. B.V.C. vs. The Rest, S.V.C., Padang; Public Services -A" Islands. Doneara Road. Wednesday, Decimhor 21. Hockey: S.C.C. Ist. vs. Wiltshire Regt.. Pad any; S.R.C. XI vs. Old RafQesians, B.R.C. grd.j Cbineae vs. K.A.R, B.C.R.C. grd. Rugby: Malaya Command vs. 1 *u>>lic Services
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    41 2 Yesterday's exchange rates included the following: SELLING. London, 4 months' sight 2/3 15/16 London, 3 months' sight 2/3 29/32 London, 60 days' sight 2/3 7/8 London, 30 days' &;ght 2/3 27/32 London, demand 2/3 13/16 London, T.T. 2/3 25/32
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    SHIPPING LIST.
    703 2 PENDING ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES. The following passenger sailings ar« pending: For Europe. P. and O. S. K. Co.'s Kanpura (Dec. 23). N.Y.K. Katori Maru (Dec. 30). Hamburg Am^rika Line: Duisberg (about Dec. 21). East Asiatic Co., Ltd. Lalandia (Jan. S). Blue Funnel: St?ntor (Dec. 20), Neleus (Dec. 84).
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    FRANCE AND WAR DEBTS ISSUE.
    259 2 RECONSIDERATION? HOOVER AND A "FACT FINDING" AGENCY. Xew York, Monday. President Hoover'^ message to congress on the debt question may again be delayed m order to give the Dew French Government an opportunity to reconsider the situation and also because it is thought possible overdue
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    VESSELS ARRIVED.
    253 2 GIANG SENG, H--it.. 1,069 tons, from Cberibon 19-15», for Batavia 20-12. KAJANG, Brit., 1,216 tons, from S dakan 19-12, foi 24-12. BORIBAT, Siatn, 353 tons, from Trengganu lv-' for Tampat and Coast 20-12. DUKAT, Norw., 761 tons, from Bangkok 19-12, for Bangkok l'O-il'. dEN V D HEIJDEN, Dutch.
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    CHINESE PRODUCE EXCHANGE PRICES.
    68 2 12 noon, I*c.v. 19. 10-\2. Buyers Sellers Gambier 8.00 Java Cube 8.60 Hamburg Cube 10.00 Muntok White Pepper 22.60 White Pepper 21.50 Black Pepper 1 T.r,o Mixed Black Pepper 12.00 Sundrie<l Copm r>.7o Mixed Copra 6.20 Small Flake I>p 5.76 Fair 3.60 Mcd: Pearl 3.80 Small
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      294 2 TIDE TABLES. Today. December 20. 11. W. 3.5 a.m. 8 ft 1 I l ll -s ft. <; m. Wednesday. Deeeiber 21. Jl. \V. a.m. B ft. S. 4€ p.m. B ft. 1 m. Thursday. December 22. H. W, 4.10 a.m. ft. r > p.m. V ft, ♦I m. Friday.
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    KHALSA ASSOCIATION BEAT S.C.C.
    773 3 COAL IN HOCKEY GAMF ON PADANG. POUCE LOSE TO S.R.C In :i hockey natch an th<- |> a( i ;i r 4 Khals. playera P r,w<i Lrt M0 H aI the bettor tea*. tmu and fl^arly Ihe Police !)«r>«»t m TkoMMw i;u i ji,, hmil am
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    ML FOUR GOALS. R.C. Oehlers' Display
    111 3 ML FOUR GOALS. R.C. Oehlers' Display j^s Police. 3.R.C. 4. goal m seven, tl ated the 1 >( lice the D ding feature of the game i !'i display of K. C. all Mi^ Bid defences, especially <1p ision v ere tr" ii <J S.R.C. forwards ml Nation, but the
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    Y.M.CA. Teams.
    88 3 The following will represent th< V M C against the Hoc-key Rang,ra on the V.M.C.A. Ground on Wednesday, Dec. 21. I H Dudos F. G. Dunsford Lee' Tuck Soon M A. Tobin, Chan 100 Tiang, Chia n»»>n Hai Iv X Yxelman? B. Mile*. H. R. Mistri, f ooi
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    S.C.C Trains.
    51 3 th. following lia« be« tainted to play hockey tor S.C.C. hi m Wednesday, Dee. 81. S T C j.h. **n«jJt A n AS r" T i". h n Hi;: n. InSl A- C C. IVrHHa,, R H 1 Palmer A. G. A. Mostey, M. r. Blades, E. V.
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    ADDERLEY'S FINE RUN.
    521 3 PADANG RUGBY. R. A. F. BEATEN BY THE S.C.C. S( ILA.P. An s.c.c. fifteen defeated the Royal An- Force m a rugby match on tb«i padang yesterday by eight Ipmirti (a goal an I try) to five {points (a goal). The R.A.F. pressed from the start a.id
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    F. A. CLP.
    36 3 Reading Win Srron<l Replay. London, Monday. In the F. A. Cup aeeond round second replay between Reading and Coventry! played at Stamford Blidge, the former team won by «>n<' gob] to nil.— Reuter
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    SECOND RACE FOR UPTON CUP.
    1110 3 wen* seen to Ik- making up for th( Hal!" Way Mark crossing just ahead of Corrib. Nicely Ji«d.u"d. Mov.'i;li hold on, on the starboard lack, until she could make 17 Mark l:oat Without .i^ciin having to tack. Judging this nicely the rounded the mark with
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    FOOTBALL.
    413 3 POOR DISPLAY IN M.F.aJ LEAGUE. Kanpong Tiaig 2: p. 0.M.1 \T. oj Very little Interest attached to 'he see ,nd division match m the Malay Football League between' []'.<.' Puserkutuan KamponK Tiani; and the Post Office Malay Football ream at the Jaian Besav Stadium. Both sides are at the
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    T0 CREATE WORK.
    155 3 JVn^rammr CM' Von Schteicher. Be rim, Thursday. The Chan- 'V>, Genera] Von Seh'eieher, broadcast a speech today m whreh h< :-t:;to;! that Ger iy'> aimy must be able to arantee the safety of ihe eou.itry. To create work was the programme of his Government. "Changes m Constitution
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    THE HANNIBAL.
    84 3 Giani Air Liner Oui Of lotnmission. Loitdo 1, Friday. The Vaginrie <>*' tin- v.-athcr arc<i. -v- aiiißing a:-- m rvici The Hannibal, the forts tv (> r Imperial Airways liner, wa :afily put out of commiEsion g to a gaie which sprang np :>\\- h; had b«f 1
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    LONDON MARKETS.
    82 3 Discount Rfctfed Harden. I ondon. Fridi Th<- Stock Exchange wra quirt today, !nt apart from the further Ktbark of tri 1 1 edged ru ji'ics. owing <» 1 ■•ir:'«. i in-. 1 <!!-('■,r, rate-., t h<- ur:<' I one v.us -1/ steady. Wheat ha :'.il' n h< m\
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    THE PUILIPPINNCES
    74 3 Threat To Boycott I >. Product*. Washington, Sunday. The S i n n In ert tag Philippine Bill plan foi i ilipino un the coi m tead <>i" tha original elan w ithdrawal of Unit <\ Stat only uft«-r th.--f i- indepeml < Dii of th«- twelve -yea
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      132 3 CARNIVAL, LITTLE'S for your Fancy Dress y^fWY spend hours trying to think oi 'something different* lor your costume when Little's are :i.!i ol bright ideas on the subject ol Pane) Dress Styles for everyone, whatever ///<• agi (Dhl prices front $10. u/>. WE MtE OPEN I NTIL 5 „.>,. TODAY.
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    BEER FAVOURED.
    20 4 wa ihington, Saturday. nmmi «ion of Ways and II1<<1! P«t forward "f»"wt« the conKumption of wine SK^LrtrwrstS Aneta-Havas
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    LAW NOTICE.
    39 4 Before the chief Justice and Mr. Justice ft Beckett Terrell today In Johore: Court of Appeal. Before Mr. Justice Whitley m the 2nd. Court at 1 1 a .m. Criminal Appeal: Re* vs. Tan Kirn Whatt. I
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    28 4 The death occurred on Sunday after a ihort illness of Towkay hum Cheong Choon of Klan?- Mr |Tham Cheong Choon, who was 73J J]J lini oW rmidenti m
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    LOTTERY CHARGES.
    163 4 EURASIAN ADMITS SELLING TICKETS. A Eurasian named Joseph William Scully was produced yesterday before Mr. A. \V. Hay, the second magistrate, on three charges, first t»f assisting m the management of a public lottery, "to wit, the Irish Kree State Hospital Sweepstake oti the Grand National to be
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    F.M.S.R. MANAGER. Officers' Coodbye To Mr. Strachan.
    184 4 F.M.S.R. MANAGER. Officers' Coodbye To Mr. Strachan. From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur. Mr. J. Strachan, General Manftger of the F.M.S. Railways, who is retiring next week, was the guest of honour at a reception held at the Railway Institute, Kuala Lumpur, today. The keen interest which Mr. Strachan, as
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    JUDGMENT RESERVED IN FORGERY APPEAL.
    1735 4 APPELLANT'S OBJECTION TO AN EXHIBIT. COMPENSATION ISSUE. Judgment was reserved by the Full Court t.i Criminal Appeal comprising the Chief Justice (Sir William Murison) president, Mr. Justice Whit ley and Mr. Justice a Beckett Terrell yesterday when they heard the appeal of Tallak Naih Singh,
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    ROTAN FOR YOUTH
    151 4 CAUGHT WITH DUTIABLE LIQUOR. A hinese lad, aged 15, appealed before Mr. C. Wilson, the Criminal District Judge, yesterday and pleaded guilty to possession of dutiable liquor. Mr. J. E, MacLaughlin, Assistant Controller of Monopolies, did not press the charge and said the boy had been arrested
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    ALLEGED COINERS.
    59 4 The charges against Lee Cheong, Lim Boon Soon and Foo San of (1) counterfeiting: 20-cent pieces of. Straits currency (2) of counterfeiting East Indies half-guilder coins and of possession of instruments, and materials for counterfeiting were mentioned before Mr. A. W.I Hay, the second magistrate, yesterday. Accused claimed
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    ALLEGED BREACH.
    83 4 Khoo Sent: Chye a former cashier l at the Singapore Trading Co. was charged yesterday before Mr. A. W.| Hay with acting m conjunction with one Tan Khiam to commit criminal breach of trust m respect of $9,500.22. Hearing- was adjourned until Dec! 23, bail being allowed m
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    COINERS' DEN RAIDED.
    261 4 photographer and the landlord of I the room rented by the a -i-used doted the case for the prosecution, I after which both BCCUSed were com nutted to the Assizes. ELABORATK mi III! ALLEGED OCCUPANTS SENT TO ASSIZES A police raid i Place, off Bukit I Detective
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    SCHOOLBOYS IN COURT.
    1176 5 VIANY COUNSEL. AILEGED RED DISORDER. IS DISPOSED OF. '<• file. I'M) m I I t net Out t yt« ter- hi* alleged 'omtnunit t Ifd up l.v the police v 1011 night ago ■I appearance befoi < 1 on. atcu -<l appeared m the uttii ed m
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    CHILE AND GOLD.
    57 5 Santiago de Chile. Thursday. President Alessandri's programme as outlined by the leader of the Radical Tarty includes dissolution of the Cosacn, drastic budgetary economies, reduction of the army and civil service and efforts to lower customs' barriers, especially with America. The party also aims at th«» tr
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    INDIA'S FUTURE.
    157 5 Conference !Noi A Failure. London, Wednesday. The Indian Round-Table Confer enco. is still discussing Rnance which has presented the delegates with complex problem. The prolongation of these discussions may result m ;i few day extension of the original programme, hut tho Conference ii not <'\?.<- led to extend
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    RADICAL ECONOMIES.
    59 5 Holland K< <alliipr .Many Envoys. The Hapue. Saturday. The radical measures adopted by the Dutch Government m order to effect economies include the sensational decision to close the Netherlands Legation m Vienna, Warsaw, Athens, Angora, Lisbon and Mexico city. Envoys and personnel have a!ready been recalled and after
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    FRENCH FLOODS.
    55 5 Airis Express Derailed Near Maury. Paris, Saturday. Southern France is threatened l>y ;> flood catastrophe, the rivers of the Perpifnan district having flooded a large area. The Paris express was derailed near Maury with loss of life and Pcoren of people injured. The an- 1 Ihorities are starting
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    EAST GREENLAND.
    98 5 Denmark s Case Before Ihi^ur Court. The Ha^uf 1 Thursday. An array of leading international letral luminaries ami Arctic experts marshalled by Norway and lienmark m the dispute over the sovereignty ?>f East Greenland's icy wastes before the Court <,f International Justice ended the fir«t round, which has
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    33 5 BernJt Saturday. The Federal Council ha- ordered the expulsion of .i\ promincni Fascist** domiciled m southern Switzerland <>n a charge that they acted at a^entfl provocateurs among l\\f Italian refuKees. Aneta Trans Ocean
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    MADRAS STRIKE.
    56 5 Railway Workers* Dispute. Madras, Saturday. The railway strike continues to spread. The -trike leader declares thai the company is recruiting blacklegs among the roughest and lowest stratum of the population. The Government has forbidden the municipalities to contribute 1,000 rupees to help the strikers and is takintr active
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    FRENCH TRADE.
    69 5 Paris, Thursday. French imports for t h«- first eleven months of tin* year total 27,1. '{0,000,000 francs and exports 17,993,000,000 francs, which is a decrease of 12,261,000,000 franc* and 10,307,000,000 francs, respectively, compared with the corresponding period of 1931. Berlin, Thursday. Germany's export figures for November total 475,200,000
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    THE EX-KAISER.
    130 5 Closer Precautions Ai Doom. ftmftterdam, Friday. Closer precautions to safeguard the ex-Kaiser have been taken m consequence of the recent discowry of an armed iKtrvdsr at Doom. E^ery visitor is Ikmmk closely supervised. The erection «»f electric current through the outside railings has been considered but the authorities
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    AIRSHIP ROUTE TO EAST INDIES.
    249 6 DR. ECKENER S VISIT. NO IMMEDIATE SERVICE PROBABLE. Berlin, Saturday. In an exclusive interview with a representative of the Trans-Ocean Agency, Dr. Eckener confirmed the reports of his forthcoming trip U> the Dutch East Indies to stuvly meteorological conditions along: thiproposed route of the regular
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    LICENSING DAY.
    561 6 SECOND CLASS BAR FOR GREAT WORLD. A meeting of the Board of Licensing Justices was held m the L lrs l. Magistrate's Court yesterday. Mr. Wilson presided and was supported by Mr. H. EJphick, Dr. P S Hunter, Dr. Cheong Chee Hai, Mr. Parbury, Mr. Cheong Koon Sen*
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    FRESH ARMOURED TRAIN OUTRAGE.
    543 6 TOWN BOMBARDED TRAITORS NEW ACTIVITY. ATTEMPTING BRIBERY. Shanghai. Monday. A Japanese armoured train from Nanling bombarded the town of Sanpaoyingtse on Saturday morning. Fifty shots were fired and irachinetfuns were also used on the Jehol bolder. The Chinese troops did not reply. Another Japanese brigade is
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    COMMITTEE OF 19.
    120 6  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh Objections By China Ami Japan. Geneva, Sunday. The Japanese have presented their observations m reply to the draft resolution of the Committee of Nineteen. It is understood that they object to several features, but are prepared to accept that chapters and 10 of
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    194 6 Bomb Outrages. Shanghai, Sal urday. A bomb was t h •< w n ai bo i< i den< c (»c the Japai <• >n ul m MmBritish Concession ai Tienl m la* night, but so far the < xtent of tin damage baa not b£en ascertained. The door of the
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    M. BONCOUR FORMS CABINET.
    101 6 LIST PRESENTED. M. HERRIOT NOT INCLUDED. Paris, Sunday. M. Paul Boncour has presented his Cabinet to the President officially. It is made up as follows: Premier a2id Forogn Minister, M. Boncour. Finance, M. Cheron. Interior, M. Chautemps. Public Works, M. Bonnet. War, If. Daladier. Air, M.
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    383 6 Reported Pact Of mm- Aggression. Shanghai, Monday. It is reliably stated that a SinoRussian non-aggression pact has boor signed at Geneva, The National Salvation League has been holding a celebration to mark the resumption of Sino-Rus-sian relations and they have wired the Soviet Government thanking them for
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    IRELAND'S DEEFAULT.
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