The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 8 March 1930

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    Masthead
    19 1 The Singapore Free Press Id CENTS. ESTABLISHED 1835. SINGAPORE, S.S. SATURDAY, MARCH 8, 1930. 20 PAGES DAILY. NO. 12,969.
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    333 1 Lord Irwin's secretary has replied to M.ihatma dhandi that the Viceroy regrets he has decided to start civil disobedience —Page 11. A hundred million francs have been voted m France for repairing the ravages of the disastrous Toulouse floods Page 11. Ceylon planters have now agreed to
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    TOPICS OF THE WEEK.
    1117 1 Qnn-qu:d agunt homines tv sfri Ml farrago LJMU Juvenal The Topic Mil MKOPBd that there was ;i distinct hush of expectancy at the Johore State banquet on Tuesday Dlgbt when Mr. Richards m his t;ti iwell speech spoke of "'a third and more terrible alternative, which
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      224 1 WING LOONG. thK RECOGNISED HAfmn for tHHOPEAM TROPICAL BUITS. HIGH STRE2T |Raffles_Hotel| t TO-DAY s.s. BELGENLAND m port I I CRUISE BALL t Dancing Commences at 9 p.m. MONDAY, MARCH 10th. I 5.5. COLUMBUS m port I Tea Dance 5.30 to 7.30 p.m. CRUISE, BALL, 9 p.m. to Mid-night. I
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      226 1 i v/ JL/ V/ *J prevents decay and i keeps the gums healthy. It makes the j j teeth white and its protective anti- j j septic action lasts for hours after use. It leaves the mouth delightfully refreshed. j Use Odol Liquid and Odol Tooth- paste morning and night
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      161 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. A real friend m illness^ Page 7. Glaxo for bonnie babies Page 8. Try Klims powdered milk Page 13. Phoenix aerated Orangepop Page 8. McCoy's tablets fo? thin people Page 13. Try the Royal Motor hiring agency— Page 2. Turkish baths at the Vibra Institute Page 9. Coming
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      14 1 WING LOONG. FOR HIGH CLASS TAILORING. Style, Cut and Finish Guaranteed. 32, HIGH STRUT.
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    BLASPHEMY BILL ABANDONED.
    20 2 I f b b I Mr C Bill his b] modU rd tl r. of tl".™ i
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      534 2 ROYA!. MOTOR HIRING 10, Victoria Street. I'HONK 4591. Brainl M Hupinobih and Buick Cars od hnv day and night. oiau(;fs \f.ky kkasonable. KELVEY'S SCHOOL OF DANCING. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. Clashes at;d private lessons are now m full BWtaf. Madnm Kelvoy will be holding a display ::i May and parents who desire
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      300 2 VICTORIA THEATRE TO-MORROW NIGHT AT 9.30 P.M. POPULAR SUNDAY CONCERT WITH j i THE BAND of tKe 2nd Bettt. Welch Rest. VOCALIST MR. PAUL VERDAII^ if Book at Little's. Popular Price $1. j I Sunday, March 16th, at 9.30 p.m. rj ONE RECITAL ONLY j{j ALFRED MIROVITCH S THE FAMOUS
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      255 2 p e ALHAMBRA^i I TO NIGHT. TWO PERFORMANCES NIGHTLY AT 8.15 4^ A 4 V SEE. HEAR AND ENJOY M.G.Ms GREAT MUSK n |XH E V i Hollywood! 1 revue I 1 25 WORLD FAMOUS STARS AND A CHORUS ALL TALKING-SINGING-DANCING. y SPECIAL EXTRA PERFORMANCES ON BATUBDAI the Mh A
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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      127 2 THE WEEK. Bth. A 02 1», 83. 15.50. 6.5. H W.. 11 10 am 4 2 k Om 30 va. Dnder M s.c.c 2 pja. CeykM dut M Home to Sir Cecil and i ad) cit mentl 4is p.m Sing: re polo an aland tonrtrrtii ar: Fuotb.sll B.C P A
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    CURRENT CINEMA CHAT AND COMMENT.
    1259 3 i By Our Film Correspondent Tin- Sti«<-n Revue; Interesting, Ingenious but Inreal; "Digging" at the Onsor; The Asiatic Frob!em: Alhambra's new Clothes. 'THE SCREEN revue m my c pinion i definitely not the best kind of "talkie." It is less satisfying than the stage rev
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      211 3 [Flectricit V I J^ CCONOIVIY AND SERVICE i 1-* a ii ">"n "JL^J. I fm J Use EJ«Ctricitf to lighten your 8 ",3BHBH l--»^«3ur and to light your leisure. I v \i wSHH Woman's Work is never djne." alt ll never ne^d be where I v^tj-x 9JSS3B Electricity is used
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      273 3 I Chubb's Strong- Room Doors -L-l 2 f jl-' <\ a fZ *t* cannot be given to the I ,j i^ aJ'H^S f I may we re X I; door of any security R^^Hl I lnforred and ar X %is the possible weak- |-i' s^l 1 wi!l rob h^ w
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      299 3 INOXICB. I U. S. De SUVA BROTHERS beg to notify the public that 1 they have opened new premises t as manufacturing jewellers, etc. 5 t AT I No. 61, HIGH STREET, j Wbf»n von buy Com A| &<;ale" Milk Foihl \o i :^i^ 1 kn »w vim are obtaining!
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    THE PSYCHOLOGICAL SIDE OF MOTORING.
    940 4 MEASURING FATIGUE. Keeping the Car Abreast of Science. Detroit. >li< h. Jan. 2.V The men who keep automobile design abreast of modern developments m science have been holding their annual conclave here this week. Their national organization is known as the Society of Automotive Engineers
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    CALCULATIONS.
    25 4 Mr. Linwood A Miller, president of the Willys Overland Company, m llßUllM that, during 1930 Aniencu will produce 1.C000G) lewcr can than m 192'J
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    NOT ONLY LONDON.
    16 4 There were 27,156 traffic accidents m Berlin during the twelve months last year.
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    19 4 A correspondent m The Motor Cycle writes of a car m Japan with sonu* twelve to sixteen head lamps.
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    HO TO "RUN IN" A NEW CAR.
    180 4 TAKE li i SY Hurry Which I b> la* ii. >n m \Umii; the w simple an export, it beginner may i I I While it anii"' m tin of a turer t be iv rather thai I m othei nmnli which a
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    HEAVY OIL ENGINES.
    46 4 Research Work Proceedlß| >«n^ A distinct of the vehlcli gives ttK are made In I use m V motor i them r.p m are pro Til. > and the < rocki r- >i" abit- econooij telned. The n 450 lb per iq nium Tht keen!:
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    A STAPLE INDUSTRY.
    20 4 it b iUted :)i i 1 I their m:: car export i H exporti I of the <
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    OFFICIAL CARS.
    15 4 it is und< h;..- refined I sadoi I I dxttv ul'y «>! ImpracUcaJ I
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    THAT'S THE IDEA!
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    RECOGNITION.
    35 4 As the "first man to promulgate the doctrine. that for the prosperity of the country the vor'King man should be prosperous." Mr. Henry Ford has been awarded the gold medal oi the Pennsylvania Society.
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    36 4 "You've no idea we're doing 60, have you?" remarked the firm's representative m satisfied tones. "No," replied the breathless buyer-to-be, "but judging by the use they made of theit note-books, several policemen we've passed havo" i
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    SLOPPY PISTONS.
    76 4 The persistent fouling of a spark plug m one cylinder is sometimes caused by the cylinder itself being out of round or the piston rings may be worn to the point where a "sloppy piston" results. Sluggish and improperly seating valves should be grounded. Burned or corroded distributor
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    9 4 Edinburgh is increasing by twenty its automatic traffic signals.
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    36 4 Said a visil irife irani I calls *s<» pretty,' our neiffhbou I par hour; mj da I but a being I n that firm, and I leave nnl« I l»'t. :> it'll prohaWs !> I their board!* 1
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      48 4 nnninniiiiiiiiiiiiinnn Auß^M'iimnwaooowimooor-ooaM.Juiuiiu j QUPER 1 w^ surpasses I VULO VULCANISING I X C* v V S I The STRONGEST I REPAIR m the WORLD I for TYRES TUBES I I I 1 t Distributors X I Malayan Motors, Ltd. 14 20, Orchard Road, Singapore. v t if; nnin.nniriinininTiDDnDDDDDDEJßDOiMiooDOD.DLiiujui
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    MAKING BETTER MOTORISTS.
    128 5 rti »"t D.vclopment by Great I British Firm. is the best and most conn be given to any motorist. applicable to all just mak- th<- cl« Hunts of motoring;. M-rvice rendered by many tdustry, relf-reliance ought. i therefore, with consider- the latent development to It lias been
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    PARKING IN PARIS.
    91 5 Overcoming Congestion m the Streets. In c.n attempt to relieve the congestion caused ">y cu-s parked m the streets of Paris, supplen ntary regulations have recently been introduced by the police, which make it an offence park a car At any place not set apart for he
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    MILES UPON MILES.
    47 5 i Comparing the mileage of surfaced roads, mitting city streets, m Europe and the United itates it is stated that there are 639.000 miles f rurfaced roads m Europe, while the total of uch highways m the United States i; approxi- -lately 150.000 miles.
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    30 5 All motor vehicles m Venezuela are now required to be fitted with both electric and handaperated horns, the former for use m the open country and the latter .n to'?.
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    1930 DESIGN IN U.S.A.
    2539 5 NEW MODELS. Changes m Existing Types of Cars. This will definitely be a year of the eightcylinder car if the trend noted at the recent annual automobile show m New York is continued throughout the year. The truth of this assertion was to be found not
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    JUDICIAL OPINION.
    30 5 "A man travelUnf on an open road is enutled to go at any pace he likes, and pedestr.r.n, v.:.nti:., to ttOU must signal." Judge r Jv COM rV.
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    A LITTLE HARD!
    30 5 To prove that he was not drunk a motorist removed his coat and waistcoat and stood on his hcid He fu the i charged with being disorderly.
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    MONEY PLENTIFUL ?
    24 5 MONEY PLENTIFUL In Johannesburg petrol is 2s. 9d. a gallon, yet the bigger type of car with a relatively high consumption is very popular.
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    27 5 In the New Year the parking of cars m the centre of Paris is to be prohibited between 10 a.m. and pjß. netpt on Sundays and holidays.
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      111 5 ♦J* •> •> ♦> A unny you should mention f I BORNEO MOTORS LIMITED t I X t It .t eorge has just bought a new car from them V I t y I Wm !j! A^e says they have very nice X closed cars m stock X v ♦j*
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      234 5 GENUINE A M Ti Jf V Morns Minor Saloon was delivered shortly before /y 1 Christmas, and I have now covered 3500 miles O WNEI\ S Maximum speed on the level is a genuine 55 m.p.h. or^r% even P* 1 ***** U P times touched 60 UNBIASED m.p.h. on a
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  • Saturday Football Specials.
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      League Commercialism.
      1060 6 JVAN SHARPE on P AN EVIL CRYING OUT FOR REMEDY NEWCASTLE BUYING OFF THE RELEGATION BOGEY. Ivan Sharpe this uerk rails attention to one of the hi* blots on league football f thf prevent day. commercialism tarried to the extreme by the rule which permits < lul*s to
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      Referees as I see Them.
      1052 6 FRED KEENOR on THE MOST DIFFICULT JOB ON THE FIELD A MATTER OF TEMPERAMENT MEN OF INTEGRITY. 1 have no kick ajjainst referees." says Fred Keenor, the famous Cardiff City player and Wei li international. "We all make mistakes, and referees, like other men are
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    My Greatest Golfing Fauit.
    437 6  - My Greatest Golfing Fauit. Al Cuici />!/ V < ii. vi:» cf i cm t w»unu prof<- t«-!lv how he overcame his -'I •C.ti4 fa«M :;<■'. tin;; the body m v. f rom the v lk: all the p It. applie- to rvtrv .hot. but the niblick, ai d the
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    £5,000 WIN AT MONTE CARLO.
    72 6 Paris, Jan. .0 An Englishman named Davis at the Motltt Carlo Sporting Club placed the maximum nf fi.ooo francs on No. 17 on each of the two table* and won m each case. He picked up his winnings &nd left tin stakes on the tables,
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    31 6 Wilk'.don man: His dog bit me. and al- 1 though I knew he was entitled to a first bite. I I wish he had tried it on some one else c
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    THE HAMILTON EMPIRE GAMES.
    299 6 THE HAMILTON EMPIRE GAMES. British Sportsmen take Action Over sixty Bnti?h sportsmen were pn a held at tin- Say j v. i to ■wul r London m pondent. fur the n i po t ol cL cussing t'n,' Empire Gainei to be held U Hamilton, Ontario, next i I and
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    FOOTBALL TRANSFER ACTIVITY.
    140 6 Then* was much activity m the football transfer market on Saturday, writes our London correspondent m mail week and one club. Liverpool, was concerned m business _eg?.rding three of their players who have changed their headquarters. The most important is Jiat of David Davidson, the centre-half, who
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    AUSTRALIA SHOULD REGAIN ASHES.
    374 6 Possibilities of the Test Team. Discussing the recently selected Australian Test Team the Sydney Referee says: The team has been very ably md wisely I believe it would bo ttui be ter by the htcl ision vi Allsopp. and would have been stil! had the two
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    THE "TAIL" OF A CALF.
    50 6 St. Louis (U.S.A.). William Penny has been awarded £500 damages m a St. Louis court lor acting on his foreman's suggestion to twist the tail of a calf to persuade it to enter a truck. The animal promptly kicked him when he twisted its tail.
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    WANTED A DISCERNING BALL
    716 6  - WANTED A DISCERNING BALL Arthur Peall Billiards Notes and Comments. I One that would Misbehave when I Wrongly Hit i s S BEWARE OF HITTIN(J TOO llli.n by S j "The one thin* I should like to invent is a b.ill which erratically when struck wrongly." says Arthur IVall. It
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    The Hardest Sock I Ever Got.
    138 6  - The Hardest Sock I Ever Got. Johnny Risko By eaav-natl nt■ < < i be w< hi 12 roun.lN with < 1 Jack Shrike-, m I■■ m i I D i iter i :i I nrh chin ju R .r. I H t. In the head with Mi rhrrc [wi
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    DIVORCE BY HIRE PURCHASE.
    295 7 MEXICAN PLAN. ft* British Subjects Secure Decrees. Paris. Jan. 31. H ectl living m France have I ÜBOM painh-vs M«- pool without 'etting a foot til It tl the Bnt tune that taken Mhraat --c of the I il Hntish petitioner was n-.i. Hands, wh i
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    PHILIPPINES INDEPENDENCE.
    284 7 I s vnator's Proposal Rejected. Senator Van den ben: 'R-.'publu an. Doabeff of th* Senate Committee r.a liv~uLir Pos.sev-ion«. intro*wi a Bill to mm the Philippines a sort of a Republican constitution Filipino Legislature, over a mn fl-,th progn-ssive tariff UM same period, at the end of Independence
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    THA FATAL GALSS.
    108 7 I Bwkthlre A ngpcitod I <: had drink would n t drive I if he h,d n.uKng rt 9 I »«ch ha has hod, U your II P* c; ■"(!> vho goes cmt for a 1 W>*t li h«r NgM to be on I I (k to
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    THE PENALTIES OF BEAUTY.
    694 7 STAGE TRAGEDIES. Bobbie Storey's Case One of Thousand. Just over six ywi ■go an American Mnd Vta was then showing films m England, came to me and told me he had found a beautiful barmaid. "She ought to g a on the stage." he said *>.ie
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    THE PANCHAN LAMA.
    281 7 A ivport from Peking tt> the vffect ihit \n i-ffort is beinK made to reconcile the Owlai Lama and tht- t-xiled Pane nan Lama, why resides m Mukden, ii erf considerable Importance since a return to Lhasa of the latter, who is the spiritual head of Lamaistic
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    84 7 l\lr. F. P. Roche, the well-known South Kttiah pi inter piu-eoded on leave to Europe by the .<iU.no Maru. During his absence. Mr. A. J. DcfICMV will bJ nctmg General Manger, lubber E ti.tc; of Krian, says the Malay MaU. Mr. V. H. Wuison. Senior Engineer. Posts and Telegraphs Department.
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      305 7 Laß^B^P%YK&B^^^B^^^ /f jr" 1/ I f <T" ft I I r^ I "a y L' t A Friend m Illness i^^^^^l^Mr You will always remain faithful to "4711 Eau de Cologne, 1 1 once you learnt its value m the days of your trial. Cool as H a mother's hand
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      170 7 §Sore Places Heal i to Stay Healed I Our portrait is of Master Ewns, of When the BlOOd 64, Jacob Btrc(t,Di*<jU,Livirp<)ol, j§ CleaDSCd With W England, uho^e w<Uh-r tvriics: |r^ "My boy yot a scratch from a J^^^^±. Mk nail which caused blood poisoning >^^ Pf? was covered with sore
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    MATTERS OF CHINESE INTEREST.
    633 8 Poitai Package Service. "J Ccr:e:po.iclent. 1 geventgr-three peraom Including representativf <it various public- bodies and local packIge effln attended the mcetuig held recently m the Chine -e Chamber of Commerre to dis--us: the p:> sibility of further appealing to Government for the reduction of the proposed
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    WOMEN'S DRESS IN PARLIAMENT.
    298 8 A Drab Display. It mu.t be disappointing to foreigners ar.d other visitors to the House of Commons, t\r>e?ting to see it enlivened by the presence of rcmen Members, to (tad that as a whole, their "!cthe< are even dicbber than those of their male colleagues. Black
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    GOVERNMENT HOUSE.
    242 8 Monday. Keh. H. The following were the guests at a dinner re i t;y Hi.> Excellency and Lady dementi at 3 vernment House: Rt. Rev. Bishop Ferrtchon, Hon. Mr. J. Sc-U and Mis. Scott. Hon. Mr. V.\ C. Huggard and Mrs. Huggard. Hon. Mr M. B. Shelley. Hon.
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      279 8 I FOR THE NEW YEAR I I 19 55 H.P. fIPIHP^fIHi This new '521' Model is a I I 6 CYLINDER. P |M|V^^^\ /7 S^sS^S I H I I \g I ff features and a comparatively H i nccs r SB ■> VI Wm Si v^v j^yf m M m
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      192 8 4 k i JE LOOK AT HER! 4 A SOLID little rock of firm J F flesh, with fine straight f limbs, a beautiful, healthy C colour and even, white, L> She has the intelligence of the W perfect food, which supplu s the j r body and the brain
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      316 9 BUSINESS CARDSw TYPEWRITING. typewrit! a c—e I < M'Mlorale. S Tt-UT> vi'i :ui:iTiNt; isi Ri-..\r. U Street, Sin [;>.«•. ASSAGE tMCt HE rss fumiko iv (.hint "marble flooring TILES. m; CASKET CO. I ivnh.is Baai i i Street Phtm Bt*s. VIBRA INSTITUTE rirkhh Baths Kruuty and Ht.tlth Specialist" MADAME JUNE,
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      586 9 TENDERS. ■I MUNICIPALITY of sixr.ApottE. NOT TCP 1w !VeM niu j »:ow .mued k, u.e f ,,ow.n* mate,, -•vhvs, an,j that perUcufen, of e r> ps,:r t Teild r *t«ft MS I Erection „i Bactnc S'iU-Stalmn at Ke<* N m Hoad w Nt m March lath. 1030 I Sanitary Installation
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      1110 9 NOTICES. I AUCTION SALES. 'fif&&i£,'^££§BSUKtiUßm I Government Monopolies. J o f FEDERATED MALAY confiscated goods. STATF*n U \TI wuo i(l b; h< Xl at tne Government Monopolies' g**»lPQ *AUiWAIO. Store (Cecil Street). New Time Table will he n Mtmda V March 10th at 2.30 p.m. introduced onMarch 10th, l^J^^rS^^S^^ A
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      216 9 fr 4+ AN OLD FAVOURITE i f Crosse Blackwell's i Oxtail Soup I THE WORLD'S BEST! I "^^♦▼♦♦♦♦4 <^~ir>|r 1 _^H I^F •> _^r _^_i_l_l__^_H_^_H_l_l_l j I Pi L- J V M l II i'SUGAROANB" BRANDS OF I HAMS ""> BACON. I They are tKe Best. I TRUTH IX ADVERTISI
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. SATURDAY, MARCH 8, 1930. THE WORLD'S INDUSTRIAL TROUBLES.
    804 10 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. SATURDAY, MARCH 8, 1930. THE WORLD'S INDUSTRIAL TROUBLES. Whilst it is certainly the fact that the Communist organisations throughout the world are taking advantage of the unemployed demonstrations by joining m and encouraging them m order to try and give them a definitely Communistic appearance, it is
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    1293 10 Mr. J. A. Harvey and Mr. J. Calder have been appointed to assist the Registrar of Cooperative Societies. The Gazette records the deep regret of His Excellency the Governor at the death of Mr. D. Lucey, A.S.P.. Penang. Captain A. C. Gilbert S.V.C. and Mr. E. Baughan S.S.P. have been
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    THE ULU GOMBAK TIN OPTION.
    70 10 THE ULU GOMBAK TIN OPTION. JUDGMENT fob BAUMANN Stay of Bxecutiti Graßted. I From Our Ow, Kual.i Imm M m the supreme coun rrh Farrer Manby deliver Gombak reaerv. opti fields versua Bauau He said that m additi pprfornrir.ee of the CQQtra fondant could sent and could .-;iv be W;v
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    SIAM'S ANTI-COMMUNIST CAMPAIGN.
    17 10 [FREE PRESS SERVICE --COPYRi Gfil I**. Mar An up-country nui resulted m tin cap:
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    TAMIL C. W. A. ENTERTAIN THE BIHOP.
    84 10 Presentation to Mrs, Rt4uL Tn< Bis! f Bingi who an were tbf by the mci Association on ThurNallur Road. Siglap, U Mrs. J. T. N Hi The esteem In hit h Uv flock was a. preeentati races m th-- Chun A small pn
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    COMMODITY MARKET.
    92 10 LONDON AND NEW YORK T^ AND RUBBER PMCtt [FREE PRESS SERVICELondon. Mar. 7, V<»;» p.m Messrs. Lewis. Lazaru- mci notify to-day's tin prices ii follows: Spot £162 14 L 6 (up ward £164 15 16 < up £1 7 16). The market is Him Messrs. Symington and notify
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    KALLANG ROAD CAR FATALITY.
    64 10 Malay (lirl Killed Lid h< An overturned hue cai the junction of Grov, R Road last night toM I which had occurred thei evenina Enquiru- Indfcab approaching Bmga] junction ram.- Into CoUisiOO wKU travelling m the Grove Road Tithe occupant M women and three child One
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    AEROPLANE GROUND AT PORT SWETTENHAM.
    41 10 Federal < <»urn il V'» lr At the BMtUn 13th amonßst tl, $13^.000 (special pW of an m roptan tenhani The bill- to be him.'. amendment >. Oopj repit Persons minals. ilohwnmadjui I torn .Deurmmatiuii' Stamps. Pl*** (amendment
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    JUDGE McCABE REAY ENTERTAINED.
    50 10 On tin- eu XI departure for Buroi day. a dinner m Europe Hotel M of Singapore and W present His Lord lin-speiitv WM prof* »nson (10 vUiuli 111 replied, and other ir y nature wmn ,Sir William MWrto iWO pUlMie )Udf< '^r. Ju.stuv Stevens M<i I
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    INDIA'S COTTON TRADE TAXES.
    61 11 JAPAN OPPOSES. Obintion to Imperial Preference. Par Ka.stern Service] Shanrhai, Mar. 7. •h< leading cotton trade .ii'- public meeting on tht prt>posed increase m (OOdfe duty, which continues 'tfiition. m trade declare they are paf cent, if it is universal Imp. ml preference with a Uinai
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    HOME RAILWAYS EXPANSION.
    45 11 h Kates liy Air. RVICB/— -GOPYAIOHT.I I i.iidon. Marrh 7. :iv. winch recently > on-truction it.s "id £1.000.000 llnftOO, tht- London ttrlicy ol ;iu railway! pencr* that tbe chief comme to r.n aiiciMttm with to Uurout ii the freight to mml Iran the
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    HAGUE SETTLEMENT.
    67 11 Srhacht Resigns. [Reutei > Service Berlin. Mar. T. Kigned the presidency id announcemenl at to-day's the R> ■!< lisbank that he mtit] years before Qtract surpiised the direction m the banking reason for his resigde to the Young plan thing had occurred since t<> make him alur he
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    THE NAVAL CONFERENCE.
    45 11 Agreement m April. [Renter*! Service.] London. Mar. 7. communique coverinc the heads of th<' PsJai In the mcniT.s. ol the committee Mr. IfacDonald confident the Kaval re budge* n a fivethal the Conferer.rhands of the admirals B-.id definite pro- le DOV txamin-
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    ADMIRALTY EMPLOYEES IN SINGAPORE.
    23 11 FRFE PREBB SERVICE. —COPYRIGHT j London. March 7. Rochdalot is asking Mr Admiralty, the ,iumemployeei who are m Singa-
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    THE TOULOUSE FLOODS.
    32 11 ReUel Votes. Renter's Service 1 Paris. Mar. 7... to-day \oted 100.000.000 WUUn for the flood disasuna In v.hich many lives I and much property damaged. <bles on pagt 12.
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    POLICE CONSTABLE IN HANDCUFFS.
    145 11 POLICE CONSTABLE IN HANDCUFFS. A Dfe*rtc« to the Uniform." although I was m uniKhan. an Indian police conI before Mr. c. H. G. Cmrt v.'sterday with fam an old Chine:* ice•uht.- rejuinrd Mr Clarke. your uniform you .should knfl handcuffed while wearridenec that two Chinese OO vmteta on instructions s
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    CHINA'S CIVIL WAR CLOUDS DISPERSING.
    150 11 NO SUPPORT FOR YEN. Northern Leaders Going Abroad. [Reut*i-s Far Eastern Service.] Thp t Peipin*. March 7. Fen* v! h 8 CiViI War> Yen Hsi shan and feng Yu-hslane against Chiang Kai-shek aopears unlikely to materials. Yen Hsi-shan *mng a statement that he and Peng
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    CHINESE CABLE NEWS.
    285 11 Troops and Gunboats for Pakhoi. [Nanyanq Siang Pau Press Service 1 Hong Kong:, March 7. A portion Qi Chan? Fat-fui's and Li Tsun^van's armies entered Yamlirn through Wungtaten and Ling-shan. Advance |uards are aporoaching Limchow. Telegraphic communications between Pakhoi and Ltecbow are interrupted. The a^agftstratei have wired
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    JAPANESE CABLE NEWS.
    123 11 LOCAL \l TONOMY SYSTEM IN KOREA. [Nanyo Nicln-Nic hi Service.] Tokyo. March 6. It is announced that the Government has Jecided to expand the local autonomy system m Photn (Korea*. DEFEATED COI'XC ILLORS SUBSTITUTED. Messrs. F. Ichimiya and B. Noda have been appointed a? Councillors to the
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    PRIVY COUNCIL'S CRITICISM OF MADRAS JUDGE.
    192 11 Allegations Not Supported by Facts. London. Feb. 26. Lord Atkin, delivering the Privy Council Judgment m the case of Sitalakshmi Animal vs. Venkata Subrahmanian. regretted that Their Lordships could not leave the case without adverting to the judgment of one of the Judges of
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    26 11 The annual general meeting of the Singapore Diocesan Association will be held m the Masonic Hall, Damansara Road, Kuala Lumpur, on Wednesday, next at 5.15 p.m.
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    POLITICAL CAMPAIGN IN INDIA.
    46 11 GANDHI'S SCHEME. Viceroy Regrets the Action. [Reuters Service.] New Delhi. March 7. Lord Irwins secretary acknowledged Mr Gandhis letter, and regrets that he is contemplating action which is clearly bound to involve violation of the law and danger to the public peace.
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    NAVAL CONFERENCE TRAGEDY.
    81 11 Mrs. Oemaret's Death. [Reiner's Service] London. Mar. 7. At the inquest, on Mrs. Demaret a verdict of accidental death was returned. The evidence showed she apparently slipped when putting flowers on the window sill. I Mrs. Demaret. who was stenographer to Mr. Stimson. fell from an upper
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    ANTARCTIC EXPLORERS.
    52 11 Discovery Expedition Returns. [Reuter's Service.] Canberra, March 7. The Mawson Expedition m the Discovery left Kerguelen on March 2nd for Australia as the Antarctic summer closes at the eiri ol March, therefore second visit to the Antarcticcoast which was hoped might be made has bt en found to
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    GASTONIA MURDER CASE.
    57 11 Five Accused Acquitted. fßeuter's Service.] Charlotte. Iff. Carolina. M:»r. 7. The five Gastor.ia textile wuil-"rs arrested m cc.inection with the death of Mi;-. Ella Mary Wiggins, who was killed m September when a lorry load of strikers was fired on by, nonstrikers. have been acquitted on the
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    CEYLON AND RUBBER RESTRICTION.
    39 11 May Scheme Agreed To. TReuter's Service.] Colombo. March. 7. The Ceylon Estates Proprietary Association now agrees to May cessation of tapping and is taking a referendum cf locally controlled interests. [Earlier cables on page 12.)
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    INCIDENT AT RUBBER FACTORY.
    178 11 Attempted Murder Charge at the Assizes. The defence of Ang Poon charged at tlv Assizes before Mr. Justice Stevens yesterday with attempted murder, and with being m possession of a revolver without a permit, was that he was m his lorn.' and knew nothing of Uu
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    NINE YEARS OLD CRIME.
    100 11 Well-Known Chinese on $50,000 Bail. Yeo Nee Kia. a well-known Chinese who is charged m connection with an alleged nine years old crime was before the Second Magistrate yesterday morning when Mr. E. Cheers, head of the Detective Department, applied for an increase of the bail
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    KUOMINTANG'S BAN ON TIENTSIN PAPER.
    69 11 Tientsin, Feb. 23. Following the postal ban imposed by the District Kuomintang on the Peking and Tientsin Times, copies of which mailed abroad have repeatedly been confiscated, the Chinese censors yesterday seized six copies of the China Year Book, which is published by the Times,
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    30 11 The G.0.C., accompanied by Bt. Major D. J. Stevens R.A. will Inspect the l-20th Burma Rifles and will be absent from Singapore from March 14th. to 19th. m consequence. I
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    LOCAL CHILD WELFARE WORK.
    915 11 A CHANGE OF POLICY. More Advice Less Dispensing. An important decision to altT .he policy o' the Society so that the clinics would be regarded no longer as outdoor dispensaries but as centres of advice and as offices, alone, WK arrived at at the annual meeting
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    CONTRACT FRAUDS.
    107 11 Philippine Government to Take Action. Manila, Feb. 21. For the purpose of curbing the practice of defrauding the Philippine Government m connexion with the concession of contracts for materials and supplies, an executive order may soon be promulgated against commercial firms which resort of foul tactics. Governor General
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    UNEMPLOYMENT DAY FIASCO.
    410 12 RED PLANS FAIL. .Minor Clashes m Many Capitals. [Reuters Service] London. Mar. K. O BUB ml t attempts to-day to sta*,. tfflWlMhation- all over the world m IOMMfUnW v 'th "inter national unemployed day" have so far beCB m.unh a fiasco. There were skirmisher between vie uc
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    CONSERVATIVES' NEW FISCAL POLICY.
    379 12 Mr. Churchill Supports Mr. Baldwin. I British Radio Official Service.] Rugby. Mar. 6. Mr Winston Churchill, who was the Chancellor of the Exchequer m the late Conservative Government, has given his full support to .he declaration made or. Tuesday by Mr. Stanley Baldwin, the Conservative ex-Premier,
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    FOX FILMS TO BE RE-FINANCED.
    48 12 (Reuters Service. 1 New York, Mar. 6. Ii b iwnwml that a ballot of shareholders m the Fn\ Film Corporation resulted m the approval of the £12.000.000 re-financing plan advocated by Mr. William Fox and the Banca Amerira and Blair Corporation banking group,
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    GOVERNOR OF MAURITIUS.
    21 12 [Reuter'a Bervice.] London. Mar. 7. Mr Wilfrid E. F. Jackson succeeds Sir Herbert Read as Governor of Mauritius.
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    SHOULD SOLDIERS PRAY FOR RUSSIANS?
    207 12 LORDS DEBATE POSITION. Confusion Worse Confounded by Army Order. iKtlutis Service. I London. March 6. In the Boom of Lorde to-day the Dufcc of Atholl. calling attention to the recent Benrlce I ■tteffl it warding the intercessory prayer:, for Cl.iistians m Russia at rh.inh parades.
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    EXPERTS EXAMINE SUBMARINE QUESTION.
    245 12 The Powers' Demands. I Reuters Service. I I i lid m. March experti to-daj continued consideration Urn submaiiiu- question. Britain, An rtca, Italy arc prepared to accept v b of discussion 1.80 maxtaum iir.i! U». displaeemect; Japan aiahei maximum ofl UN tana; Praaoi ii prepared to
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    CHINA'S RECONSTRUCTION PROBLEMS.
    246 12 How the League May Help. [Reuter's Service. 1 Gene\a. Mar. 7. The Health Committee of the League continued its examination of the Chinese Go\ HBBMOI proposals. The latter asks the Leagues help and technical advice with regard to reruiin salutary v. orks which are comprised m tile
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    THE BANK RATE REDUCTION.
    138 12 [British Radio Official Service. 1 Rugby. Mar. 6. The last time a bank rate of 4 per cent *as declared, says a British Wireless message was m October 1925. During the last year five changes have been made. the rate varying from sto 6 'a per
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    FRENCH FLOOD DEATHROLL.
    121 12 10,000 HOMELESS. Reconstruction Work of Years. [Reuter's Service.] Paris, Mar. 6. The death roll m the floods m the South of Fiance is now put at 403. but r. increa-ing te'dily as the water recedes a~id the ruined hTJ c.-> are explored. There are 10.003 people h
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    GANDHI'S DISOBEDIENCE CAMPAIGN.
    158 12 Will It Mean Bloodshed [Reuter's Service. 1 Ahmed a had. Mar. 6. Gandhi has decided to start his campaign of civil disobedience on Wednesday. The place selected for offering civil disobedience by the first batch of volunteers under Gandhi is Jalalpur. m the Bural district. It is
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    SAVING U.S. WHEAT PRICES.
    99 12 Grain Stabilisation Scheme. i Reuters Service.) Washirmto i. M ir. Mi LLggt, chairman of th<- r\tnn Board. c: a Matemt ::t declares that the Or.-.irj STabi]i>ation Corp* intt ion would i to bwy v. heat at maiiwt pried and rem v< fj n .hi inaikH vbatcver
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    NATURAL HISTORY SOCIETY.
    419 12 A Specimen Meeting. f. ::i>'« tim 1 was held at the Medical CVn g£ oy Ki'ici permission of the Principal <>n Feb. 27th. A lartjf numbtr ol exhibit beint: ihown. The President showed hyacinth plants which had been induced to flower b" placiiv. them kl told ifcum
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS.
    25 12 Saturday, 2.30 p.m. Bukit Timah Range "C" (Scottish) Company Table "A". Sunday, 8.00 a.m. Bukit Timah Range "C" (Scottish) Company Table "A".
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    SHANGHAI BANKS VICTIMISED.
    388 12 FOREIGNER ARRESTED. Forged Bills of Lading Neti $80,000. Mr. J. Jonio. commission agent. 289 Rue Cardinal Mercier. Shanghai, was charged before Judge Kao and Senior Consul's Deputy Burdett m the criminal section of the Provisional Court on Feb. 24 with having "between February 1 and February 10
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    A SELADANG AT SEMENYIH.
    549 12 A SELADANG AT SEMENYIH. Several Injured by Infuriated Beast. VtttmUy morning, fays the Malay Mail of Tuesday, a aeladang v. as shut near the 2nth mile at B rngel Lallans. Earl- m the norning Mr Math-r. an assistant on BtOMnyih Tir. Dredpiiv.v wakeiu-u t; the howling and barking o all
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    PRINCIPALITY OF MONACO.
    42 12 Administration by Special Commissioners. London, Feb. 25. Monaco, Feb. 25th. Prince Louis has issued decrees dissolving the National and communal Councils and entrusting administration to a Special Commission of five officials until the new elections (*an bt' held. i
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    DIRECTOR OF HOLLYWOOD PULCHITUDE.
    598 12 NEW NOSES FOR OLD. Man Who Puts Sex Appeal Into Ruby Lips. Hn!l> wood. Thr man who re illy wields the greatest power m Hollywood vJOsge i; th< quiefe I m the entire c ilony. Ha wosfca bard n trcmendcu-; tespona bttity :.:\d. when the I
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    RAFFLES LIBRARY JUNIOR DEPT.
    240 12 The following bcctr wil b" rv. V.n*>V i on 8l n.: XCX-I ICTiON. Bnv BCOUU' V: U BOOk. IMM. The Nt w Nati re Boolu. I 3.n Tfcing A Bright B Can do by h. .\r--301 Things A Bright Girl Can Do bf J. Stewart. More
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    BROADCAST TALK FROM MIDOCEAN.
    61 12 Majestic Commander Heard m England. London. I•■ i» 26. Listeners-in had a surprise last night when Captain Vaughan, Commander of the liner Majestic, gave a broadcast talk from mid-ocean, while the liner was steaming at 23 knots. This is the first time the British Broadcasting Corporation
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      614 12 CUVRCH SKiaid.s. I n. WUKtw s CATHEDI ft IST SUNDAY IN I 7 am. Hob Oonun I 7.30 ;i m Matin* 8 iiv (choral) H I n> ladft] B i. 5.30 pjn (choral i Ev< I Monday, Weinesdaj Holy Communion Tuesday. Thundaj M I Holy c< mmunton I SI M\TTiii:\vs.
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      239 13 The Most Successful Test Hatsmen. London, Feb. 26. New Plymouth The final match of the ILC.C toir m New Zealand was begun to-day. Taranaki scored 139. Nasmith contributing 59. while Barratt took 4 for 21. The MCC had l»)4 lor ft. Turnbull scoring '<?• not
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      RIFLE SHOOTING.
      188 13 S.V.R.A. Spoon Competition. The following A.ts tin result Ofl the Spoon BhoOt ol the S.V.RA. OOmpetttion tired <»n th Fan- r Range on Sunday The conditions were lo ships at 306 yards and 10 shot! at d) 0 yards MOyds. 600 yds. Total H. J. Sp:!;K.^ 38 30
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      GARRISON HOCKEY LEAGUE.
      116 13 The fcUovinf art- the resolCi U) Saturday ttMTh Ist Team. p w. d. l. Pt H.Q V.. Welch R. tf 0 2 0 14 II O.) Welch R 7 5 1 I 11 A" Coy. Welch R I 5 1 2 11 B Coy. Welch R. .15
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      ANOTHER CARNERA FIASCO.
      95 13 Lodge Fails to Stay Two Rrounds. New Orleans, Feb. lit. Camera knocked out Farmer Lodge (17 m .:< m Minnesota with a terrific ris;ht upper cut In the second round after 262 seconds of lighting. In the first round Lodge riled the Italian by cMnchtaf Camera jabbed
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      OXFORD XV BEAT R.A.F.
      21 13 London, Feb. £<>. In a Ru^by Union mat^h played to-day Oxford University beat Roya.l Air Force 10 3
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      A NEW ENGLISH FOOTBALL LEAGUE.
      172 13 Mr. J. A. H. Catten's Sensational! Disclosure. i Mr. Catten makes the sensatiana] dI)C!OS' PC m the Evening Standard tint Kheote hi been projected to form a isagUC prising the leading Association pr.ofe ioj i' clubs m the south of England. The propo ci new
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      LINDRUM'S AMAZING SCORING.
      233 13 Quarter of a million Points Sine October. London. Feb. 21. The amazing scoring skill of Lindrum was illustrated when he reach.Mi this afternoon a piarter million points since the start of his our m October uiuain^t the aggresata of his opponenta of 209.723 This is a world
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      A. T. YOUNG FOR INDIA.
      140 13 International Half Back at Delhi. Til* 5 English international Rugby half back A T Young, has left home for India and uill be stationed at Delhi with an armoured car unit. Young, who got his rugger bkW f Cambridge m I^2. and played m the
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      RUGBY COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP SEMI-FINAL.
      115 13 ?licidlcsex Berxtcn at Twickenham. Anticipations of a second lUCC4 rsive Count? rhampionship semi-final between Mic'ti'. md Lancashire have not been fulfilled, for 1. holders wire defeated at Twinkcnham m mai > Gloucestershire by 12 Doiuts to 8. Tr BH extent they were unfortunate, for Middlees were
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      RUGBY LEAGUE CUP REPLAY.
      21 13 London, Feb. 27th. In the Rugby League cup re-play Widnes be;U Ssvinton by six points to five.
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      599 14 Elierman Bucknall Steamship Co., Ltd. (Incorporated In England). "ELLERMAN" LINE. PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICES TO UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENT (VIA PORTS AND SUEZ CANAL.) FREIGHT SERVICE. OUTWARDS. TO HONG KONG. SHANGHAI AND JAPAN. Da* Singapore. s*. CITY OP SHANGHAI Apr. 3 s.s CITY OF CORINTH Apr. 30 HOMEWARDS. ss. CITY
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      420 14 British India and Apcar Lines (Incorporated m England- MAIL, PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICES. PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL S N Co UNDER CONTRACT WITH HIS MAJESTY'S GOVHtN n M LONDON AND FAR EAST MAIL SKKVK X OUTWARDS FROM LONDON FOR CHINA AM) )\!> A Tona^e. Singapore. Tftn r MALWA 11.100 Mar 8
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      608 15 0. S. K. Line Destinations. \rmri B Arm*. Leave. Hamburg. Bremen t. via Colombo, Aden, Amazon Mam Mar. 24 Mar. 25 r.mn Kio de Janeiro, Santos, and Buenos Aires. [Round- the il9o] Ia Mai. Mar 27 Mar. 28 I >;ir-rs-SaUiam. Durban and mbo Panatna Item Mar. 7 \t., r 9
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      556 15 DOLLAR STEAMSHIP LINE Jlnd AMERICAN MAIL LINE TO MARSEILLES, NEW YORK AND BOSTON. Frcm SINGAPORE and PENANG via COLOMBO, SUEZ, PORT SA!I). ALKXAMiKIA. NAPLES and GENOA. Arrive Leave Leave Arrive Singapore. Singapore. Penang. New York. PRES. FILLMORE Mar. 17 Mar. 20 Mar. 22 Apr. 29 PRES. WILSON Mar. 31 Apr.
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      588 16 Burns Philp Line Incorporated In Australia). FOR BRISBANE, SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE via JAVA. DARWIN AND THURSDAY ISLAND. Regular monthly f* ni "g» by the well-know i steamer MARELLA (7.375 tons) and the motor Teasel Malabar (4.512 tons). The tx MARELLA Is one of the largest and finest steamers trading to
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      148 16 BIBBY LINE (LONDON ADDRESS: t*. PALL MALL. LONDON, S.W.I). teal twin-srrFw Oil Driven Mail Passengei Vessels between RANGOON, COLOMBO. MARSEILLES, PLYMOUTH AND LONDON. •uh through connection from Singapore and Penang. HOMEWARD SAILINGS. Steamer. Leave Rangoon. 1930 YORKSHIRE Apr. 3 LEICESTERSHIRE Apr. 17 SHROPSHIRE May 1 OXFORDSHIRE May 15 STAFFORDSHIRE May
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      467 16 m.v. MALABAR. Consignees of cargo per the above steamer from Sydney (arrived Feb. 27th; are hereby notified that a General Survey of all cargo landed m a damaged condition will be held at Oodown No. 46-7 on Tuesday, March 11th, 1930, at 9 a.m. No further Survey will be held.
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      373 16 KERR STEAMSHIP Co. W 44, BEAVER STREET. NEW YORK (Incorporated m US A GENERAL AGENTS. REGULAR FREIGHT SERVICE BOSTON, NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA h BALTIMORE. (via Suez*. »ue. s.niv m Mar. 26 W ~.0. oxx.viuxwioxi Apr. Apr 14 PACIFIC JAVA CALCUTTA SERVX) SINGAPORE TO SAN FRANCISCO LOS ANGELES HARBOUR. Due. Sails.
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      19 16 THE SINGAPORE SHIPCHANDLERY COMPANY. LnHTOD SHIPCBANDLERS. BBIPBROKERS. COMMISSION AGENTS. MHces -MAYNARDS HI IMHNCS, 11, Battery Ko.id TELEPHONE No. 6W
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      EAST ASIATIC CO.'S AMERIKA.
      247 17 At Home. by the Baal numb* 1 I ere yesin Company's An. h is on the ;>-.;.'. rruise I tanii unify on l The Chief nd Lady Muri-^n. ri Mr J Millar tnd Export- 1 Mr. P Oldersha* < Deputy Dr. P. R. Savers <p n
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      SEA CAPTIAN'S CENTENARY.
      46 17 i J~ veteran m captain, has (1 bli hundredth birthday at •ins called m a body to pay the veteran, who be<?an sears ago The visiting capthe Man Down, 1 Captain Cp, th. chorus. I rweived thousands of conns, including one from the
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      LORD KYLSANT'S "NO."
      70 17 Story of White Star Line Sale Denied. the Royal Mall C;:i>:tm egotlatim for the Withy and c mpu ty hi 'K Interest m the While Ftar L::\v was Denied m London. "There is no truth m it whatever." said v man, to an a>en- imagine how thCl
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      STRANGE COMMANDER.
      133 17 rday's visit f the tourist hip. the Franconia, which provided b. 1M been issued b commander, states the Straits Echo. lof Thuradaj were informed by tin I and Co.. Penan-.' that not desire to have tors on board" The attitude i.^ m ntraal ttfa tl d illy extended
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      A SPECK OF NAVAL DUST.
      1847 17 The Passing of An Old Favourite. Some years ago a witty French writer collected all the. minor types of naval vessel— gunboats, sloops, depot ships and the like— and |»vc them the comprehensive title of •Naval Dust. 1 This t.rm has never been improved upon.
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      302 17 l I I I THE ATTRIBUTES OF CAPSTAN I I ARE UNQUESTIONABLE I SMOKE WArdTAN Thia advertisement is issued by the British-American Tobacco Co, (Straits) Ltd. B-448 (Incorporated in^ngUndl X^^i^J^br te^-y IN THOUSANDS Or M;-w IN ALL PARTS OT TM£ WO^t SOLD A REiOMMVNDED M t I g «V STORES
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    MAGIC OF MODERN WIRELESS.
    627 18 Intimate Touch with Foreign Countries. Hadio weak li primarily instituted as an ision on which a conceited effort is made |O spread the gospel <>1 radio and convince as many rtan-Hetsnen m posstts of the bsnefl of wircle That thl c BTC beneiits there can bo
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    IS THE B.B.C. WORTH WHILE ?
    381 18 IS THE B.B.C. WORTH WHILE I Cambridge Seeks to Solve Riddle. CrtUdOBS of the British Broadcasting Corporation's programmes were made at the Cambridge Union Society's debate the motion being that the BBC. does not justify its existence. Mr. N. C. Oatricige (FttlwUHeai House i. v.>eaki:i'; f^r the notion, aid: "S.r
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    ATMOSPHERICS PROBLEM.
    468 18 Mysteries of the Ether. The r< cent unsatisfactory result of the attempted re-broadcast of the King's speech throogtMTtt Australia shewed how radio pro:rc a m Australia is being retarded by atmosy.v tea and lading (says the Adelaide Observer). Ch^rpc, m the ironist ion of the atmosphere, :c!ar ladiatiin.
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    94 18 "The administration of the criminal law depends not only on lawyers and doctors, but .Use. 3Q the Press." said Sir William Jowitt (Attorney Generalt at the annual dinner of the Medico Legal Society held m mail week at the Holborn Restaurant. The good rense of the Press, he said, was
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    1206 18 ABOUT OUTFIT CIRCUITS. (By Our Wireless Correspondent.) •TURNING aside this week from elementary explanation.- for beginners I shall deal with .'tout circuits It has Often been emphasised nat great import:: nee .should be attached to >it ssatchsng of loudspeakers and output valve.. ttthottgh it l- not
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    LONDON FINANCIAL CABLE.
    49 19 rNot Optimistic. ICE.— COPYRIGHT.] London. Marrh ion ult rs that thWIH eventually tx more im- .i d unfavourable sta- the prio (all due to j Ice tin b< tter titm of atertanted here, which the] i> I mm at pi< ftrt ttention to the May restriction
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    SHAREMARKETS STEADY.
    22 19 i nli naornlng at Iteady whilst (eady but led at £157 4.6 and E1 59 banaamrlcel til I.'.!;:.; terday. T\.
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    RUBBER DIVIDENDS.
    9 19 Ii Dd Kriala Kan^sar re- -.it BnaL
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    ROSE MACPHAIL & PENMAN LTD'S REPORT.
    54 19 ROSE MACPHAIL PENMAN LTD'S REPORT. I It r- 4 pno SS. R.S.S. I m 1.31. Xl I M r.5. Malaya 12 T.i'.ams 1.10 1.20. miunv I'l'i Klangs 1.30 Httaan 4 F v 1.46 1.50. 1 70. R bin on Ord> 19 50 930 9.50. Ma] I ••-trie 19.25 c.r. 12.70
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    MACPHAIL'S SHARE LIST.
    16 19 Alterations. r.ii it x .-M-llfi v I i I>9 I 3D 111 9d
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    BRITAIN'S 1,000 SOUND CINEMAS.
    34 19 Briti cinebe a tl 'try rcnifihly a quarter Mr. i a I For 1930 <■ i t of Install BSOQ I E4 nerally v M to hi i week <■ overtuni] wertiee.
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    72 19 1 who 1 :.i 1 v r:v told I WOUld all 1 is to to rc'du"!' !i 1 Inad tl 1 air hip. Ah a 3j I or o rd-soled shoos m 1 ry on arcoint of I \.-iii pick up mmU I "i flint, which gel 1 1.-iuh.r. Them,
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    MALAYA TIN EXPORTS.
    70 19 February Figures. Th( rti ftWB British Malays durin» v.tn riiTlairl M follows: Tons. I'm;.;! Kingdom igdi 1 i I Ann tiea 4'p2B ih f (>: 2 269 '.Jlfisll P 308 J:ip:m g^ Other CauntrV i 154 Total 9.439 Shipped In Jmamrj declared m Fei ped In February:
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    LEWIS & PEAT'S WEEKLY REPORT.
    175 19 LEWIS PEAT'S WEEKLY REPORT. Hijjh Shipment. Singapore. March, 7. Mori attention seema to b^ «iv»:i recently ftntern advtcca i"<i tin that Ehip■Mnta from Malaya for fcafcruary \> xpected 49.030 tons caused London and Ni w York to weaken appreciably. Th«- decline, bowerer, ,t. and to-day the lias become iteadler. Manufaetursn
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    THE TAPPING HOLIDAY.
    78 19 P. A. M. Action. v :ii Jackson. l'-.'ri tin- k't'.er ho 1. f the Of td m tap- < to the ives to do foi the have a I Id 1 tho r bad held a no I possible i ending ttW foUowtnf Cable to the R.G.A.:
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    INDIA'S SOUND FINANCIAL POSITION.
    126 19 London, Feb. In tht House of Commons tu-d.y. Mr. V wood Benn. Decretory of State I ir India, In- armed Mr. J. B. Wardlaw MBne (Coneenmtive) tlial the tan Obm*ltnfM Of the Kaj and Provincial Government on March 31st. 192 D. writestimated at 610 crores of
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    17 19 Nottingham reveller: I do drink now and then. Magistrate: How often is that? Reveller: Night and morning!
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      EXCHANGE RATES.
      228 19 March 7. SELLING. London 4 months' sight 2 3 15 16 London 3 month? sight 23 78 London 60 days' sight 2 3 13 16 London 30 days' sight 2 3 25 32 London, demand 2 3 3 4 London. T.T. 2 3 11 16 Lyons and Paris,
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      PRODUCE.
      226 19 March 7. Tin 200 Tons $81.75 Gambler 9.40 Pepper White 70 Pepper Black 46\k Flake lapioca 6.00 Pearl Sago Small 8.25 Copra Sundried 8.85 Rice, Anam No. 2 250 Rice Liang Hin Cnan Mark Red Eagle (New) 8.30 1 Rice, Siam old No. 1 320 Rice. Rangoon Bintan 260
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    FRASER'S SHARE LIST.
    908 19 FKIDAV. 7th. MARCH. Buyers SeII« i>. n :i d 3(>s 13s 13 I M rin Tin < >'. > 22s 23n ($1) SS 23 D| <S1) 90 1.00 Burman Malay 22- Gd 23s 6d Cli'-iHiv i£> i 2s t>ci •SI) 15 20 Ea tern b. t >..i
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    MALAYAN RUBBER STATISTICS.
    163 19 Imports and Exports for February. The following return* of Malayan rubber tanporti and exporti durim February i> I'm waiHa! by tOC Acting Registrar General of Statistics. S.S. and F.M.S. Countiy cf Origin. Sm. Sh. Cr. Sh. Sc. Lu. Bk. Total Tons Dry Wet Wet Sumatra 567 5.205
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    STATISTICAL LIBRARY.
    343 19 The following publications have been received during the week ending March Ist and are available for public use m the Reference Library of iht Department of Statistics. S.S. and F.MS.. Fullerton Building: Burma:— Report on Crops. Produce Price and Rainfall m Burma for the week ended Feb Bth.
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    RUBBER AND TIN RETURNS.
    42 19 li.i-l<«\> and Co.; Kuala l.umpur, Agents. Aver Kuninii «F.MS.i 13,000; Badek 29.000: BradwaU <r.M.s.» 40.700; Chersonese (VMJB.) 74.900; Denntetown (Krten f.m.s.) 45.251: Highlands and L:)\vlands 138.500: Ktebwng 104^00; Krian Rubber Plantations Bungel Krian 119.500: Sungei Way (Beta 80^200.
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    MAY RUBBER HOLIDAY PROPOSAL.
    508 19 Ceylon Position. Discuxsinu the proposal fat complete i tlon of tapping on rubber e-iates during Muy the Time of Ceylon says Miv i an a suir.ible month for .stopping tapping m Ceylon. Tapping nornnlly starts m March and April, and it would be moat inadvisable to
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    GUTHRIE'S REPORT.
    109 19 Singapore, Mar. 7. TIM market during the pMt week has inclined lonrtl dullness, and on rumours terday th.it lebruaiy shipments from Ifateya are likeiy to be m the neighbourhood of 49.000 tons there was a general weakening m London New York, and locally. An unofficial estiin. of the
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    18 19 The youiiK lolk of to-day are Mfcrtaf from i fund of unsatisfied MrtOOMMM. \*r. C. E M. Joad.
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    ARMY WIN LOWTHER GRANT CUP.
    791 20 LAST NIGHT'S BOXING. Keen Bouts m Services Tournament. Some spirited fighting was seen at the New World \m t night when mo from the Singapore Garrison met a team of boxers from H.M.S. Kent m a series of contests for the Lowther Grant Cup. Winning
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    SIAM'S TENNIS HOPE.
    44 20 To Compete m Davis Cup. {FREE PRESS SERVICE. COPYRIGHT] Bangkok, Mar. 7. At the annual dinner of the Siam Lawn Tennis Association on Thursday, speakers urged that players should work for the day when Siam could compete m the Davis Cup
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    SELANGOR RACE HANDICAP.
    48 20 The weights for the fifth race Horses Class I—2nd1 2nd Div (8 l 2 furlongs), at Selangor races to-day are as follows: Autumn Fire 9.2. Lady Chic 8.13, Keep Moving 8.11. Seren 8 8. White Honey 8.6, Conceit 8.5, Clargo 8, Agapo 8. Bridgetown 6.12.
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    TWO BIG BREAKS BY DAVIS.
    36 20 Leading McConachy. London, Feb. 2gth. To-day s close of play scores m the billiards match are: Lindrum, 11.803. Newman, 9.360. Davis, 10,390. < McConachy, 9.601. Davis made break* of 1,112 and 1,040.
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    NAVAL SOCCER WIN.
    475 20 PRETTY WING PLAY. Men of H.M.S. Kent Strike Form. H.M.S. Kent 3; S.C.C 2. Then was no doubting the superiority of the Sailors as a team yesterday at the Stadium but the Club side was by no means a strong one. The Sailors played very attractive football,
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    WELCH VS. MALAYS.
    43 20 The Malays first eleven will meet the Welch first eleven m a friendly on Sunday, at the Jalan Besar Stadium. In view of the fact that the Regiment so nearly defeated the S.C.C. on Wednesday an interesting game is anticipated.
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    A.P.C. VS. FRASER AND NEAVE CUP MATCH.
    106 20 Mr. Chew Kirn Tian. of the A.P.C. writes to correct our statement that he was sent off the field m the match between the A.P.C. and Fjaser and Neave on Wednesday. A friendly game of soccer will be played or. the S.C.F.A. ground
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    S.C.C. SUNDAY CRICKET.
    202 20 The following teams have been selected to play for the S.C.C. to-morrow. Mr. R. H. Laverton-s XI. R. H. C. Laverton. E. W. Gillett, J. N. Wainwright, J. E. Wills, R. S. Wilson. A. W. L. Ryan. R. A. Cessford. E. L. Peake. D. C. Walmsley, H.
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    S.R.C. CRICKET SEASON.
    90 20 The S.R.C. open their cricket season to-day with a club match between learns of married and single playing members. Play will commence at 2 p.m. Single: W. Ess, P. D'Almeida, G. Westerhout, V. C. Westerhout. S. L. Oehlers, A. R. Chapman, D. C. D'Cotta, M. A. Cordeiro,
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    22 20 In a Northern Union county match on Feb. 26th. Yorkshire were beaten by Glamorgan and Monmouthshire by 13 points to 6 points.
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    SINGAPORE'S NEW SPORT.
    848 20 DIRT TRACK THRILLS. Some Details of the Speedway Scheme. Beneath the glare of forty-four 2,000 candlepower electric nood lights, crash-helmetted and be-goggled. famous dirt-track riders from Australia and local enthusiasts for the new sport, will soon be hurtling round the narrow quartermile track of the Singapore Speedway,
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    FOOTBALL MATCH BY ARTIFICIAL LIGHT.
    85 20 It was announced at a meeting of the Nottingham Football Association that the final of the North Notts Senior Cup between Rainworth Church, or Ollerton Forest and Welbeck Athletic or Rufford Colliery, at Mansfield would be played m artificial light. Mr. J. G. Hickling, secretary
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    TRAIN PASSENGERS MAROONED IN DESERT.
    76 20 Australian Express Held Up by Floods. London, Feb. 27. Melbourne. Forty-eight passengers on board the stranded trans-Continental train remain marooned m the desert. Their removal is impracticable, owing to floods, which are worse than was previously thought. A Melbourne message dated Feb. 24th stated: Seventeen
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    THE SCOTT-SHARKEY FILM.
    71 20 WERE FOULS DELETED Heavy Claim on Libel Charge. [Reuters Service.] New York, Mar. 7. The question whether the Scott-Sharkey fight film was censored as was stated, is likely to be decided m the courts as Henry Sonenshine. owner of the Sports-World Film Exchange has instituted proceedings against
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    JEFF DICKSON'S OFFER FOR LONDON CONTEST.
    334 20 London, Mar. Ist. The promoter. Jeff Dickson, has cabled to Scott and Sharkey offering to re-stage the fight m London for the same purses and expenses. Hype Igoe. America's leading boxing expert, describing the third round, of the Miami fight, says Scott grappled with
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    MIXED CRICKET AT PHASER'S HILL.
    261 20 .Much Handicapped Gentlemen Defeat the Ladies. There was a large gathering at Fraser's Hill for the Hari Raya week end. and all available accommodation was booked up. On Saturday night there was a well attended dance at the Selangor Club, and the golf course was
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    IS GIALDINI TO ESCAPE?
    162 20 Italy not Prepared to Take Action. London. Feb. 27. It is understood that the Foreign Office has received a communication stating that Signor Mussolini cannot take action against Gialdini (m connexion with the Hatry frauds) on the evidence supplied by the British Government, on the ground
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