Singapore Daily News, 19 January 1933

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    Masthead
    13 1 The SINGAPORE Daily News No. 92. THURSDAY, JAN UARY 19, 1933. 6 CENTS.
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    Our Ideas.
    591 1 i abled by Heutor y< LM daj ummarising the financial ;/1) ition "l" the United States arc ikely to have very heartening ipon those wh<» are working enuously to secure the remiti,, n of War Debts. According »o \|i Hoover, deficit ot between ,000,000 and 1700,000,000 is to
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    ALMOST HOPELESS TASK FOR AUSTRALIA
    1303 1 ALMOST HOPELESS TASK FOR AUSTRALIA 411 WANTED: BEST BATS OUT STRONG LEG THEORY PROTEST CABLED TO M. C. C. BRADMANS HEAVY HITTING England's second innings in the third Test match at Adelaide closed yesterday for H2, leaving Australia to fret 531 to avoid defeat. So far Australia have gvf 120
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    PILOT'S DEATH.
    85 1 ro Have Made Attempt On Rerord. London, Wednesday Flight-Lieut. D. L. G. Bett, the pilot selected to attempt the lon^ distance nir record flight to the Cape, has died in hospital at Ha!ton, Buckinfrhamshire, following an o}>ci'ation. Renter. Plight-Lieut. Bett made a nonstop flight to Rsrypi u.iih Squadroti.
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    THEATRE BURNT DOWN
    30 1  -  Anota-Havas A mstei dam. .Monday. A theatre seating 1,200 people has been entirely destroyed by I !\rc. The firemen were greatly hampered by the extreme cold. j
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    AMAZING TOKIO MOB OUTRAGE
    155 1 O,\ U.S. FIRM. 200 STORM OFFICE BL ILDING WRECKED. I An ama/ing at (ark was mad<> yesterday on the Tokio office of the Singer Sewing Machine Co., which was stormed and devastated by a wild mob of 20© Japanese* workers. Many were injured in the outrage
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    Ambassador's Call.
    63 1 I Tokio, Later. The American Ambassador visited Count Uchida and requested an immediate investigation of the Singer raid and- adequate police protection for Mnerican life and property in future. Count L>hida readily complied* A Singer repre•mtalive estimated the loss at likely to reach several hundred thousand y©n. 'hree
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    U. S. BANKRUPTCIES.
    39 1  -  Aneta-Havas \>vv York, .Monday. Official statistics show that there was an increase in the number of bankruptcies In 1952 oxer VXM but that there was a definite improvement in the lasi six months of the year.
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    LADY BAILEY MISSING.
    143 1 TRAGEDY FEARED. J. A. MOLLISON TO GO IN SEARCH. London, Wednesday. If no news is received of Lady Bailey withm a few hours, Mr. J. A. Mollison announces that he win start immediately on a search in a new de Haviland seven-seater au liner. He will be
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    THE K.N.I.L.M.
    88 1 1 Eighty Time* Round The World. (From Our Own Coriesffomlent.) Medan, Monday. The Royal Dutch East Indian Air Mail Company (K.N.I.LJL) carried on the regular air-routes! 10,797 passengers; during the extra! I flights 7,i)2» passengers; air mail 18,625 kilograms or 1,300,000 let- ten. The total number of flight*
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    INDIAN GOLD FOR U.S.
    53 1  -  Aneta-Havas Bombay, Monday. The Kaisar-i-Hind left today with b consignment of £2">0,42."> in gold for London. She also carried a further consignment of £">!r>,!>:2.-> tfold for the Tnited States with a<i option on London. Yesterday the President Monroe left with h consignment of i3680,i>00 tfolrf for
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    JAPAN'S REPLY TO LEAGUE
    171 1 HOPES DASHED. CONCILIATION DROPPED DRAFTING REPORT. Geneva, )Vednesda>. Japan's reply to the dratt prqposals of the Committee o! Nineteen was presented today. The reply refuses to admit any; discussion of the Manchukuo regime and also participation of non-memhers of the League la conciliation procedure. It is
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    TWO ATTACKS.
    817 1  -  Sin Kuo Min Sin Chew Jit Poh nn«l Chinese Holding On In Sliihniiiiichiii. Shanghai, Tuesday. The Japanese launched two a! tacks on Shihinunchai on Sunday ni^ht nn<J in the earl\ hours of Monday morning but they were repulsed by the Chinese troops who are still maintaining the line
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    Others' Ideas.
    919 1 Miss Kosita Forbes, ih« (amoun woman traveller and writer, here describes the life of a republic tinder the n round. the copper mines of lenient e. We were viMtm^ the coppei mines at Tenientoi om of the f*:u in the world, surely, which runs up instead of down.
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    FINANCE AND COMMERCE
    754 2 LOCAL SHARE AND COMMODITY MARKETS REVIEWED. 'I'm.. ir Own Corrtspoadm* I london, Wednesday. i i i I'll itjj/ pru-cs lodsjf verr: RUBBER. S k ,<it 2 H I»«wn 21 32 Kefcrtiarj 2 5 12 \pr.-hinr 2 7 32 Down 1 \V> hih. -Sept 2 S/lt O •-!)«•<•.
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    Local Markets.
    137 2 Rubber. !>«n;aii! at nuction was iM>or, bc.t fetching ••■"v, crcpi in •to >'-j, shaoi i'tti»ij;.^ f>% an i brown crepe to 6 i. Vl id-day »j \*>Vii us were as follows Buy< 1 1 Sellers. Sjot S 16 «J ;i s < Sid. irrepcl 7-"» 7 7 K«b.-Mar.
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    SHARE PRICES.
    34 2 Ouotations On Wednesday. MINING. Middle pru*«K of local issues wert ■n lolluw ,m Sin. on Wednesday, according to Frmaar < <>.'s list .-.->-. ~m i n mi w in i 7...*',^5. m ui n—
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    CHINESE PRODUCE EXCHANGE PRICES.
    74 2 CH I NESE PRODUCE EXCHANGE PRICES. 11 noon, Jan. IS. 1 Buyers Sellers Gambler 5.00 Java Cube* 7.50 Hamburg Cube 8.50 Muntok Whtt« Pepper 21.00 White Popper 20.00 Black Popper 17.00 Mixed Black Pepper 12.00 Sundried Copra 5.10 Mixed Copra 4.65 4.65 Small Flake Tap 4.00 Fair 3.90 Mecl: Pearl
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    47 2 Yesterday's exchange rates included the following: SELLING. London, 4 months' sip,ht 2 15/16 London, I months sight 2/.'i 29 32 London, 60 days' sight 2/3 7/8 London, W) days' sight L l 27^2 London, demand 2/3 13 '16 London, T.T. 2/3 2. r r,2 i
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    MR. C.J. WILLIAMS.
    297 2 FUNERAL YESTERDAY AT BIDADARI. The funeral of Mr. C. J. Williams, who died as a result of an accident at the swimming club, took place at the Bidadari Cemetery yesterday afternoon and was very largely attended by friends and colleagues. Among those present at the graveside were
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    THE WEAKEST LINK.
    68 2  -  Aneta-Havas Xew York, Monday. Professor Murray Butler, President of the University of Columbia states that the committee of econo mists which has been appointed tc consult the leaders of finance and industry all over the world will concentrate on the organisation oi better distribution of world pro
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    INDRAGIRI RUBBER MEETING.
    769 2 LOSS OF $35,752. DIRECTORS FOREGO THE YEAR'S FEES. The annual general meeting of Indraffiri Rubber, Ltd., was held a* the offices of the secretaries, Kvatt Co., French Bank Buildings, yesterday, Mr. J. M. Sime presiding. Others present were Messrs. G. C. Knox, J. A. Clarke, T. F.
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    FELIX ROUSSEL.
    37 2 The Messagtriei Maritime^ Felij Rousscl is due in Singapore trotn Pvnanj? on Sunday, Jan. 2, at a.m. and will probably sail on th< same day at 3 p.m. for Saigon Honor Konp and Shansrhai. t
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      167 2 M. EZEKIEL SONS, Qualified Ophthalmic Opticians Raffles Chambers, Singapore. Branch Noordwijk, 35, Batavia, Java. HAVE YOU SEEN IT yet and noticed its graceful modern lines and its handsome appearance, with chromium plated bumpers, radiator etc. HAVE YOU sat in it and appreciated the easy entrance and exit due to wide
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      410 2 THE SINGAPOKi Paily News. led Offie^: 78 Cell Str^ f Sin»ap<,re, rh,, n ">l5l-r,152. Tel: "TimeH" Rinjfaporv kiiala Lumpur. Office: 2,V Ja\n ±u*,t J'honp; :\**i ■VMCftirnoM ratks PavabK- in advanr< lH>ca' delivery Monti. iv $I.W (Quarterly $4 *>i Half-yearly $9.00 Single Copy. r > centAll communications relativi ness matters, viz
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      274 2 THE WEEK'S ENGAGEMENTS. Friday. Janunn 20. Police Band, Katong Park. 5.15 p.». iialarday, January 21. "Foolish Virgin Victoria Theatre. •♦:{o p.m. SPORTING. Tadfl] January 19. Ilcckcy: Wiltshiie H«j?t. vs. IndoCeyloncsc, Tanglin. lrida\. January 'Hi. H«.cke>: S.R.C. \<> Malay.. Comtnand. S.R.C. frd.; .S.K.C. did vs. ILL "A." R.I. jrrd. Pollec v.,
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      643 2 SHIPPING LIST. ['ENDING ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES. H<- following passenger sailings art pending: For Europe. p. and 0 S. N. Co.'s Ranchi (Jaa. 20). N.Y.K.: YftftvlUMi Mn.ru (Jan. 25), Hakont- Mi-tu (Feb. 9). Han. bur* Amerika Line: Sauerland (.Inn. It"), Uckermark (Jan. 22), Ermlnn<! t Feb. 4». East Asiatic Co., Ltd.
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      348 2 AIR PASSENGERS. PfeSMngms from Batavia to Singapore: Mr. Sinclair, Mr. Clackefct, Mr. BalLindyne\ Dr. Sanderson. Mr. Lioeng May Soen, Mr. Komada, Mr. Uhl, Mr. and Mrs. Amsden, Mr. Eno. Mr. Paino and Mr. Van Enge'brechten. VESSELS ARRIVED. RAN( HI. Brit.. '•>!'• tuns, from Yokohama 18-1, for London 20-1. GIAN ANN*.
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    HEAVY SCORING IN TWO HOCKEY GAMES
    1382 3 SR.CS EIGHT AGAINST R. A. F. AND S. C. C'S EIGHT AGAINST THE POLICE s.k.c/s bk; win. Eighl Goals Against The K.A.F. K.I. Btat K.A. \Uk Torino featured the two main hotkey matches played in Singapore yesterday. ll Thi' S.OC went down to Thomson
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    THIRD ROUND OF F.A. CUP.
    140 3 THIRD ROUND OF F.A. CUP. KEPLAYS. CHESTERFIELD BEAT THE WEDNESDAY. London, Wednesday. ReauHfl of replays in the third round of the F.A. Cup pla/ed to<lay were as follows: Southend 2 Watford 6 Luton 2 Barnsley 0 A-i«,n YilU i Bradford C. 1 hesUrfteld l Sheffield Wed. 2 Manchester <, 9
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    YACHTING.
    158 3 CHANGI RACE THIS WEEK-END. Thti Royal Singapore Yacht Club announce*: On Saturday and Sunday loth classes will take part in the annual ('hangi Race. The A ulasa will sail lor a Club Beer Mug, ai)u t/.e ii class for the Acolua I'rophy. The start on the first day will
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    NEW "CHAMPION."
    90 3  -  Aneta-Havas Nen ork Gives Jel>y The MuldleH eight. New York, Saturday. It Ui announced that the New York boxer Ihn Jeby has won the world's middleweight championship," beating the Canadian Battaglia by a technical knockout in the liJih round. It is well known that the Boxing Federation of
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    CHESS CHAMPIONSHIP.
    42 3 The Singapore Chess Club championship for the year 1932 was won by K. K. Colnian who lost only one fame. M. M. Maschoicff was second with loss of five frames, B. O. Wilmot took third place with a loss of ♦>
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    Y.M.C.A. TENNIS.
    38 3 Memberi of the Y. M. C. A. tennis section are informed that courts nos. 1 to will be reopened foi play on, Jan. li<>. Booking lists will be open on Saturday, Jan. 21 •1 a.m. I
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    S. C. R. C. BILLIARDS
    22 3 Bntriei for the S.C.R.C. billiarda hniriminent, the list lor winch are now open, close on Jan. SI.
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    P. S. BEATEN BY R.A.F.
    656 3 P. S. BEATEN BY R.A.F. NEAR SOCCER BALL LOST IN LALLANG INGLES' BIG KICK I*. Services 9 R.A.F. 9. The inclement weather made tht j Public Services' ground at Dunearn I Road little short of a quagmire yes I terday, and it was no surprise th^.t their came with the
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    SEVEN-A-SIDE.
    34 3 A >even-a-side rugby tournament (flv« minutes each way) will be played at th<> S.C.C. on Monday, Tut. day and Wednesday next week, entrance fee 50 cents. Entries close at 1 p.m. on Saturday.
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    S.C.C. FOOTBALL.
    40 3 Plans For Six-A-Side Competition. A six-a-side football competition will begin at the S.C.C. on Monday, Feb. 13. Entries close on Wednesday, Feb. 8. The entry fee is 60 cents. Teams will be drawn for by the football sub-committee.
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    MONTANO WINS
    248 3 HIS FIRST FIGHT IN AMERICA. Sacramento, Calif., Dec. 21) Small Montano, able Filipino lighter, in his first scrap in America, polished off Joe Tieke San Francisco Japanese who ha- a' draw with Little i'ancho to his c.vt«it, in a ten-round feature bout here tonight. Alontano, a recent arrival
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    FIRST TEST.
    119 3 Gate Receipt Figures. Sydney, Dec. 1 J. At a meeting of the New South Wales Cricket Association tonight it was reported that the net profit to the Association from its share of the proceeds of the match England v. New South Wales was £1,856. From the proceeds of
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    GUNBOATS.
    73 3 To Meet Peruvian Invaders. Rio de Janeiro, Saturday. A telegram from Maneos states that the Columbian gun-boat Mosquera, with General Rojas and 1,000 men aboard, is en route for Leticia the town recently seized by a band of Peruvians. She is accompanied by two other gun-boats carrying additional infantry
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    LA BARBA
    274 3 ANOTHER SETBACK BY LOSING TO PAUL. Chicago, Div j.\i. PideJ La Barba, onetime tty weight cnampion now campaigning as a l eat ru; weight, Buffered a second major boiback this montii when he lost on a decision to L'ommj Paul, vf Buffalo, in a ten round battle. Paul,
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    HITLER'S HOUR.
    96 3  -  Aneta-Havas HerJin, Monday. h is possible that the result of the elections of the Diet in Lipp may lead to the dissolution oi the Reichstag and new general elections m Germany as Hitler is determined to increase his opposition in the hope that the Nazi victory in Ljppe
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    RUSSIAN EXECUTIONS.
    51 3  -  \V.\r aw, Sunday. It is reported here lhat there have been a series of mass executions in RusiUL Fifteen people were executed for theft in Tashkent, while at Basftidonets, 12 peasants were condemned to death for frauds In connection with the co-operative movement an I five for theft.
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    THE MALYGIN.
    36 3  -  Aneta-Havas Moscow, Monday. The Tass agency announces that the ice-breaker Lenin has arrived on the scene of the wreck of the Malygin. The work of rescuing the crew is hampered by persistant bad weather.
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    'SUN LIFE' LIBEL CASE.
    183 3 SUN LIFE' LIBEL CASE. COLKT SCEINE. PUBLISHER FOUND GUILTY. A verdict of "Guilty' was return ed by the jurj in ti« King's bencli Court, .Wont M'sil, on IVc. j n the case in which James J. tiarpell, .publisher of th<- Canadian monthly ."Journal ol Commerce,' appeared '<>n charges of criminal
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    PRESS WARNED.
    244 3  -  Aneta Lycw German Decrees* Likely. Bei Un, M'Mnlay. Drastic measure* af/mnst th» Abuse of political liberties whieii were only recently fully restored ui German people by the cancellation oi lii«- emergency decrees ]»»«> mulgated by tin von Papon Govern' ment a^am.-t jj<«iiti<;«i excesse and terrorism art fort cast
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    ALLEGED ATTACK ON CHEMIST.
    404 4 CHINESE CHARGED. STORY OF STREET CHASE. Ai khe iml— ft el Aw Liew Leong, a dispenser and a partner of the Mun Dispensary in North Bridge Road, Low Lum was charged with voluntarily causing hurt to him and stood his trial before Mr. A. W. Hay,
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    AT THE CINEMA. THE CAPITOL.
    301 4 AT THE CINEMA. THE CAPITOL. Something quite out of the ordinary run of pictures is being shown at the Capitol in the Paramount picture "The Phantom President" in which Mr. George M. Cohan, the famous U.S. Retjr and composer, maker his first s'-rven appearance, j It is a musical production
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    PENANG RADIO EXHIBITION.
    206 4 PLANS COMPLETE. RELAY OF OPENING FROM K. L. (From Our Own Pin HeiHIBeVnL) Penang, Wednesday. Arrangements have been compleied for the Penang Radio Exhibition' at the Town Hall tomorrow. The event will be unique, in that it will be the first of its kind in Malaya The
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    LAW NOTICE.
    108 4 Before the Chief Justice in the Ist. Court today at 11 a.m. Part heard:— S. 1460/31— Ya Wan Yoke alia> Yu Oi (w) vs. Chu Siew Kuan! and two othei-s. Before Mr. Justice Whitksy hi the' 1 2nd. Court at 11 a.ir. Part' heard j --S. 619 ZZ—
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    HOW OLYMPIC GAMES HELP PROGRESS
    1763 4 LINKING NATIONS TOGETHER U. S. ATHLETE'S ROTARY CLUB SPEECH "I feel we owe a debt of gratitude to the speaker for his interpretation of the ideals of the Olympic Games and for indicating how these Games should he a power of promoting better international understanding,"
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    MR. A. R. DORAY.
    147 4 MANY MOURNERS AT FUNERAL. There was a large gathering of friends and relatives at the funeral of Mr. A. R. Doray both at the Church of Our Lady of Lourdes and at the graveside, including tho^ headmaster of the Raffles Institution. The Rev. Fr. L. Burgoffer
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    BEL RETIRO.
    147 4 Tuesday, Jan. 10. His Excellency, Lady Clementi and Miss Clementi returned to Pena.ig from Langkav/i Islands by the s.y. Sea Belle this morning. His Excellency attended a luncheon of the Penan,; Rotary Club at the E. O. Hotel. Wednesday, Jan. 11. Mr. Ngaosian;* Tchou, Mr. Tze chin Uu.
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    WRITING ON THE WALL
    51 4 (From Our Own Corrospondont. Kuala Lumpur, Tuesday Sentence of three years' imprisonment was passed by Mr J«Bt»ce McFall at the SelanJJJr au Sl s** s a Ch 'neae, named We Ah Lok, who was charged with writing seditious matter on the rol<! storaec c m p*
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    EXTORTION FROM JUDGE'S "BOY."
    312 4 LUGGAGE CHARGE. CHINESE PORTERS CONVICTED A Hylam M>oy" employe Mr. H. A. Forrcr, the Sm rrit>iinal District .Jud;r' complainant in a charge tiorv made against two porters employe! at the Ti Pagar station before Mr. .T Gregg, the Third Matrix i";*terday. Court Inspector R. D. W'L
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    P. AND O. BANK CASE EVIDENCE.
    1802 5 STORY OF SHARE TRANSFERS COUNSEL OBJECTS TO BANK WITNESS lite hearing whh continued before Mr. JuKtice Whitlev in Supreme Court yesterday ol the suit in which Seah Kn K I a rrimd bank director, is suing the P. and O. Hanking C0r-,.,,-alien Ltd. in
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    THE NEW MODEL FIAT 508 TWO SEATER.
    116 5 The new models of the Fiat "> 08 are now on show at the Fiat sh cwrooms in Orchard Koad. The illustration above is the new two-seater model, which has been termed the "big little" car. Driver and passenger accomm odation has been
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    LOCAL BOXER ARRESTED.
    207 5 MURDER CHARGE. SEQUEL TO FINDING OF WOMAN'S BODY. i A sensation was caused amone the Eurasian community on Tuesday when Harold Vincent Perreau was detained by the Singapore Police and brought before Mr. A. W. Hay, the Second Police Magistiate. on a charge of murder. He was
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    THE GOVERNOR.
    60 5 Leavei P^nang For Thr Dindings. (Fiom Our Own Correspondent) Penang, Wednesday. The Governor, Lady Clementi and their party, who have been staying at 80l Retiro, Ptenang Hill, since! Dec. 24, are leaving tonight for the Dindings en rout. 4 for Kuala Lumpur. Prior to sailing the Governor and
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    INVITATION TO G. B. S.
    149 5 "A GODSEND." UNIVERSITY IN NANKING A "BELOVED GENIUS." Nanking, Wednesday. Mr. Lo Chia-luen, Chancellor if the National Central University, telegraphed to Hong Kong this afternoon inviting Mr. Bernard Shaw to visit S T anki;ig to ffiva lectures. The text of the invitation, which Ifl in
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    TAMIL TO DIE.
    170 5 CONVICTED OF MURDER OF HIS WIFE. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban, Tuesday. The case in which Munusamy, ;i Tamil, was charged with the murder of his wife was continued today before Mr. Justice Mills. Accused claimed to be tried. Alter Mr. E. Jeff who appeared on behalf
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    MR. P. T. ALLEN.
    95 5 Leaving Penang On Retirement. (From Our Own Corresponded.) I Penang, Wednesday. It is now definitely known that Mr. P. T. Allen, Resident Councillor I in Penang, will be sailinK fro'ij PenanfJ next April, prior to his! retirement. His successor will BM>st likely be Mr. A. M.
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    FOR INDO-CHINA.
    50 5 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Mfdan, Monday. It is stated, that the well-known :Ji rector of the West Java Research Station, Dr. Deuss, will Hhortly leave for Indo-China. He was invited by some French uwner* of rubber and tea estates in inspect their plantations and to nake a report.
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    EURASIAN WHO CHEATED.
    636 5 SENTENCED. FINDING JOBS FOR $50. An remarkable story was told before Mr. H. A. Forrer, the Criminul District Judge, yesterday, when a young Eurasian, Ivor Neubronner, was produced on two charges of cheating in 'respect of one sum of $30 and another sum of $5.40. He pleaded
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    EUROPEAN AND HIS WIFE.
    687 5 MAINTENANCE. j HOME ORDER NOT COMPLIED WITH. The matrimonial troubles of CiiiorjN Fan-, i Eu-opean employed at the New World, found their echo in the Ctiminal District Court, yesterday when he was asked to show cause before Mr. H. A. Forn r \vh\ he had failed
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    BEDROOM ATTACK ON GIRL
    1263 5 TRAPPED BY TAMIL STALS HER AT DOOR "GALLANT RESCUER." A sentence of seven years' rigor- imprisonment was imposed on a Tamil Tamed Marimuthu by Mr. Justice a Beckett Terrell yesterday in the Singapore Assizes for attempting- to murder a girl named Ramayi in a house in
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    GLOOMY OUTLOOK IN D.E.I.
    154 6 GLOOMY OUTLOOK IN D.E.I. MORE TAXATION. POSSIBILITY OF COLLAPSE. (Prom Oui Own Correspondent.) Medan, Monday. An unfavourable impression has been created in financial circles by the report of the Budget committee which has been presented to the People's Council. It is stated that i.i n less an economic revival occurs
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    U.S.A. FACE DEFICIT.
    126 6 JNeed ior Rel undiiig War Bond*. Washington, Tuesday. A deficit of between $500,000,000 and exclusive of the sinking fund by the end of the fiscal year is predicted by President Hoover m a special message to ongresh, appealing to it to increase revenues by passing- the proposed
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    SILVER CURRENCY.
    94 6 iNe^v Bill Introduced In United States. Washington, Tuesday. A Bill aiming at the remonetisa-i tion of silver, introduced in the' House of Representatives by Mr. Steagall, chairman of the banking committee, provides that the Secre- taiy of the Treasury will purchase $250,000,000 worth of silver in the open
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    ARMY CAPTAIN TRIED.
    95 6 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Medan, Monday. The Soerabaiaasch Handelsbkui states from Macassar (Celebes) that an army captain, Halkema, was tried for causing the death 01 a Dative woman and a native child during a riot in a native village. Captain Halkema ordered a Volley in the air,
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    WILD WEST IN JAVA.
    92 6 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Medan, Monday. An amazing incident occurred in the neighbourhood of Malang when planter as a protest because a 1 pairing car did not dim its lights, drew his revolver and fired, happily, without hitting the car. The number oi" his car was
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    LABOUR LOSSES.
    58 6 (FIWB Our Own Correspondent.) Medan, Monday. In the course of li>.)2, the estates on the East Coast or" Sumatra sent !>ack to Java 48,08(> I labourers and only 1,20c immi-i grants arrived, so that the net loss during last year is 46,880 labourers. During the depression, more than
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    CLEMENCEAU AVENUE.
    85 6 Only Portion To Be Extended. Aetion taken at a meeting of Municipal Committee No. 3 held on Jen. 13: Approved amendment of programme for 1933 for reconstruction of roads. Confirmed deci ;ion tnat only the portion of the extension of Clemenceau Avenue, from New Bridge Road to Keppel
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    TEAR GAS FOR RIOTS.
    91 6 London, Monday. Th«- Daily Telegraph states tha f six special gas sections have been formed in every regiment of the National Guard in the United States with the aim of repressing internal troubles which necessitate the calling out of troops. It has been proved that tear
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    COOLIE'S DEATH AT SAW MILL
    1429 6 SIKHS CONVICTED j BEATING FOR I rl til HEAVY SENTENCES Severe sentences were passed on itwo Sikhs, Masawa Singh an'l Lachman Singh, yesterday, when they were found guilty by Mr. H. A. Forrer, the Criminal District Judge, jOf voluntarily causing hurt to a i Chinese,
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    MRS. LINDBERGH
    258 6 HER SISTER MARRIES A WELSHMAN. Englewood, N. J., Dec. 28. Elizabeth Reeve Morrow, eldest j daughter of Mrs. Dwight W. Morrow and the late senator and ambassador, was married here today; to Aubrey Neil Morgan, young banker of Brunderwen, Wales. Only relatives and members of the family were
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    EXILED PRESIDENT.
    38 6 Berlin, Friday. Press telegrams from Buenos Aires state that ex-President Irrigoyen, who was recently exiled to the island of Martin Garcia, has fallen seriously ill and has been brought back to the capital for treatment. Aneta-Trans-Ocean
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    BRUTALLY KILLED WOMAN.
    443 6 BRUTALLY KILLED WOMAN. CHINESE CHARGED ROOM COVERED Wm, BLOOD. (From Our Own Johore Bahru, j At the Johore Ba this morning before the H Justice Burton a Chine Chong Fook was charred having caused the fa Chinese woman nam. described as a coffee-shoii In the 22nd milestom Jalan Pontian Kolamuyer
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    WOMAN FREED.
    62 6 Dancer In IMol Tu Kill Mussolini. Rome, ]'•< After studying pc( Austria, Sijjnoi Mu ordered the r. k-a coi th< woman dancer Greta vraa •entoneed las. June iniprisonnient lor ai t n i] plot to aaeassin&te him. Mussolini at the t iiti« mercy to the j>loU( th< of
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    TIN BONUS.
    26 6 Dktribution Of I- r (ihan^kat Holder*. From Our Own London Changkat 'J'in i- p" tlcnd of ()d. an<l b" I shaio, payaitlc Jan. 2H.
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    APPEAL TO QUEEN.
    52 6 (From Our Own I M,.... A number of a—»<i D.K.1., amonfftt others European League an.) Catholic Tarty in th« ■ent thi> following >*■'■ Majesty the Qium-ii ot H "We draw Your Ma tion to Um unbeatable the officials with bi£ i' by th*« ruts of Milan 19&1
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    JEHOL BORDER.
    379 7  -  Sin Kuo Min Sin Chew Jit Poh and Japun Holding Up Invanion. Shanghai, Wednesday. A biff battle Marted oq .th»> -lw»| holder or* *>\ i dncsday bul go, far no details h<>\v Yn<*n reoeived. ft fc known, bowww, that^ the Chines V^ont6tra arc sufficiently gti9Qg to with>l. k
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    CIVIL WARS.
    272 7  -  Sin Kuo Min Sin Chew Jit Poh and Suspended During The Crisis. Shanghai, Monday. As a result of the trouble at ShanhaJkWMI two civil wars in China have stopped. Gen. Wang chia-lioh the Governor of Kweichow, has wired to Nanking that the civil war in 1 hat province
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    POLITICAL MOVES.
    365 7  -  Sin Kuo Min Sin Chew Jit Poh and Japan Keeping A Close Watch. .Shanghai. Monday. The Yiee-MinisK"- for- Foreign Affairs, Mr. Liu Sun^-fhioh, is payink' 1 a round of calls on all the foreign Ministers -u the Peiping* Lega< tiovifl with the intention of asking the signatories of
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      SENATE OVERRIDE VETO OF PRESIDENT.
      90 7 Washington, Tuesday. The Senate overrode President Hoover's veto of the Philippines Independence Bill by 66 to 27. As a result the Bill becomes law and complete independence of the Philippines will he achieved in ten to thirteen years provided the Philippine legislature accepts the Bill
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      To Impeach the President.
      28 7 Washington. Tuesday. A resolution to impeach Pre.si'lent Hoover has been tabled in th House of Representatives by Mr. L. T. McFadden, a Republican. Reuter
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      Heover "Bombshell."
      128 7  -  Aneta-Havas New York, Sunday. The New York Times states that President Hoover has made the following declaration:- "I made no engagements whatsoever with Franc at the time of Mr. Laval's visit." This statement lias caused great surprise in France most of th< newspapers devoting a leader tr the
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