The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 16 February 1933

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    Masthead
    15 1 The Singapore Free Press 13,.v52. ESTABLISHED 1835. SINGAPORE, S.S. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1933. 10 (ENTS.
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    THE DAYS NEWS
    265 1 \rchie Jackson, the famous Xustralian ri< keter. died vcste-rdav His engagement was announced the previous d.i\ Page '>. Everyone in \< :th hina is reported to l« affected hv the seriousness aid Rravity" ol the situation .ind the inhabitants feel thev are on the verge <»t the
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    STOP PRESS
    57 1 ANOTHER LKC-THBOm PROTEST Adelaide. Feb. IS. The South Aust:.- >soeiatio! passed a resolution di-approving of "bodyline cowling," and appealing to club captains to prevent iv. use ou Um grounds oi the unneiy risk of injury and that It robs the game of the n.< It is declared that
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    THIRD DIVISION FOOTBALL.
    27 1 London. Feb. 15. In a third division football match to-c'a> l lington was beaten at home by Barrow by two goals to one. Reuter
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    THE PROGRESS OF NANCY
    858 1 Some five-and-twenty ye-trs ago Luke Ambient, black-and-white art^t. cane to <rf rt and spent three or four seasons at tbe cottage in tbe wood. He was a strange young man to country eyes, witb a chock of disPBd hair that fell about a pleasing and rather
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      156 1 SIGIA TEA j> the frohness a-raiue ot the .Ia a n irarden> r to \»ur home. RAFFLES HOTEL MALAYA'S PREMIER HOTEL TO-NIGHT SPECIAL DINNER DANCE md CABARET HUGO JOSEPHINE p.m. to Mid-night. KAFFLES CELEBRATED ORCHESTRA •'HONE 5;. 3! _______m.____\ mm\m II) to JAYAan J S( MATRA and send your letters
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      143 1 I .*z.z.z*z.z.zk*z*z*zkk*zk*^^^ 8 k ADELPHI 1 hotel a i ROOF GARDEN >: >: To- Night I I DINNER DANCE I I CABARET Willi I V X v The \la\e Sisters I IHWI ll >; v I'lM K^ <1 fi SEA VIEW HOTEL v S TO-MORROW NTGHI >! FORMAL DINNER DANCE
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      187 1 i I u ngei I* jong estate is announced Page 5. I n<ii.i's gold reserve increased i ..o.0«d last year— Page 9. tmtm 9m <«■*•** a favourable response to I'.tit i>.s .1. n, m.l t. r the I upping of mmm. nam Page g. iji.istiens were asked ___M House of
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      14 1 There is no better Tea than BIG I A IK A CROWN IN MALAYA
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      196 2 Under Royal PiUrtmmge. I A it'll s"p pi >/ of I 1 O X A Aids fo Beauty I i :.>r Ifl I J Natural Cultivation J i of S Life Lon«: Loveliness Recommended hy the Medical Profession i FEDERAL DISPENSARY LTD. J I K Raffles Place. Singapore. J successors
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      496 2 TKNDEKS. SINGAPORE MUNICIPA I NOTICK. Tenders. ma? hf obtain..: 'I nd.-: h MuniciF)al Off: Constiu I'• ->.-._u__n. r.'.a'.j 1 at A. u.u:.. 1-: itv- a Di>rx^». Wr^K.. ...U-i !liai« la. hllU ._>!.. (/iu D;/, C-.:. 4 -Orn rv IH.C--ing. and for construction of Mew Sewage Pumping Station h* Ai< \andra
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      435 2 NOTI' THK KM li \is,,"" (.Oil) MINIM; incorporated fn Qum>.. i Not ier nl hr. i. ation of Ymmt^k Inh rim I hvklenri. Notice to hereto tiven that a ttrj-.. Inta^ Dividend nf Sia Peace per mha- m ammmm mammmaxmam-mAM-t or the nnanctal pmr endinr >■»><*■ <>fjy** fly the Dte^
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      214 2 THK WKKK lhurd.e Ull. Hurt. Water 14 ecf Bb I Side Tournament motball: M0 A vs Anglo-Chu..-^- S. hool Y M C d Indav 17th. ngti .v. nai, 9i i ft. H M C A W R. Mt T _r._r'..r E.. I MYP( B AC, at Jalan Besar. 5 >:.:.:
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    MONGOLIANS DESERT
    279 3 Change In Japanese Plana In Jchol Shanghai, Feb. 14. <n:.. Mui Cumnianc-.-r-.n-Chief of the liapanaM fore. Manchuria. i. n quested' the Mam huk io Governii 000 horses. 3.000 motor vehic! s and thn rh iusand <>■;.-• imu:. ,i k ic. it Jchol trout j In lure ol rh.
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    GENERALS NEW PAY WAY
    166 3 rii-ht VfrtA Aad Gd SaJtrj Later Midti:_.:ii. I .-t. 11. Mr. T. V. Soong. Acting President of the Executive Yuan, in an Interview at Pelping to-day explained the objects of his presence in the old capital. He sa*d that he was there to attend a financial
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    MASCULINE CHIC
    195 3 Secret of Men's Dran Thk e*r London, Feb. 11. •The Tailor and Cutter." that most orthodox of all rapers. on the art of masculine chic, says, "The secret of mens dress for 1933 will be style, and the aim of those who lead the fashion will be good
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    POPE FILMED
    81 3 Opcaini Of N«i Rndk Sia. ion f. Mg •tk ii The Pope to-day consented to appear in a talking Mm The occasion was the opening of the New Vatican ultra wireless station, presented by Marquis Marconi, whi the only station of less than t<rzr metres re-j gularly functioning
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS
    97 3 The following is the programme of drills up o and for week-ending, February 19th Thursday.— s.ls p.m. Headquarters, S.R.A. v>. Section and Weapon Training, 2nd. Bn. Section. Organisation Prrade, "E" (ChinCoy., Organisation Parade. Serangoon Ro:.d, 3.V.F.A. N.COs.. N.COs. Course. Friday, 5.15 p.m., Headquarter:, S.R.A. (v), Practice Demonstration,
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    A GERMAN INVENTION
    407 3 Film Mask I .mi In-_n.- u ntverman process for making the round strip on a piece of film without actually recording sounds by electrical processes has now been used in the preparation of a film for public exhibition. Thi-, film. Die Tonende Handschrift, h?s bo?n running in
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    39 3 The Malayan Agency is now busily preparing {for the 1. I«a Pair and ia addition disr!_ The Fair l-> this year even bigger thai* last and the Agency r xptcts t good deal of good to Malaya will reeuß.
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    "BANQUETING STUFFES"
    326 3 A Recipe Book Three Centuries Old lenilen. Feb ll The London Museum. Lancaster House, ia iting a tvi P c boo3i n* ol tnsn three t cnturies old. It Is a small 16mo volume printed in Lon Jon in 1611. The author Is anonymous, and th fflfl title
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      404 3 mv iiuiii*ii ami in: proi or it: uiin uiin 3UILT FOR THE CAR PROUD OWNER DRIVER i I D: .u» »>; ownr] '••■.> tin -i" and end i I 1 bi Et Implies ttfc tdendtng oi I j I •.'•>• ippearance. mechiu ileal ezcelleno I j economy, absolute n md
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      72 3 98.97, EFFICIENCY OF RENOLD CHAIN DRIVES IS PROVED WW The Nitianal Physical laboratory Test. Fit Resold Cii iss TO YOUR MACHINERY A _en ts and Stoc fcjgfg UNITED ENGINEERS B.St! Ill: II MUMi M VI At (A ll'uil. SEREMBAN PENANG. 111 iSPius t\j_ f t»tt*r pOtl TWS Vou cm T»fy
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    SOUTHERN CROSS SETS OUT ON TASMAN FLIGHT.
    195 4 U3H FOBO SlalTNl BuitheiU Cross, gathering pace along the sands w m tskfl B for th. tlmht across the Tasman Sea. The take-off course wa* marked b) powerful lights. -< ooTING before the wind undi a well-drawine b i U l.n v '\I
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    THRILLS FOR SMALL GAME HUNTING
    403 5 Beetles Bottled to M:- :\n Entomologists' Holiday at South remington are -w'flfls. one hug. and a number of nnpu-ra have been added to tbe glass 'be Mueum. A number of these are to B_-u.ah collectors, but have •mmmm been unknown to science. 8 "•ar" r«
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    27 5 I* am* ta uttaimint baa baan granted I WUhams and Mi D. Kelbcb. Oaalrr*, 1 Daxies. B,rtlBl BflUgTStl 1 ComMalaya. Iflfapif and M r. tr. .il K.
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    "LIVING WAGE" 100 YEARS AGO
    248 5 Six Men Who Were Transported Tbe centenary of tbe transportation of tbe mmm of Tolpuddle. known as tht puddle Martyrs, will be celebrated by the Trade Union Congress next year The event reealls one of tbe earliest Labour struggles o: modern industrial age. These men
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    THE JAVAN RHINOCEROS
    128 5 Tbe following letter was published u •>.- tl. ':r..«!. Himi.K. tu- th.it tbe Javan rhinoceros < Rhinoceros sonda Mr. A. S. Vernay and Dr. W. T. CalmaTbe Tflnes ta Jane btst year, has bet i; i 'r I:., ;s. .m -i! •r\ r:u. „n::i at ::n, t.,n,
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    LAND SETTLEMENTS FOR INDIANS
    305 5 GROUND UNSUITABLE KOR IU'BBEK Sungei Ijon? Estate Land I Ou I ian Coi Followins: th announcement l_ i nt of a land m ttkment scheme for tadtata labourers in th* Port rCI ohnre si o! 264 rcres of what was formerly \irgin jungle nt Sepsng valley
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    98 5 \n I'I" :ntin< nt ....tit;, i. in t 1- \i s Oaaette of Feb. li» are th< follow im Mi G H P'.i i luun Sir_. un Ni rl Srrnbilan Mr-:- \V .1 Wi lam H Dibhli 0 H.-.i: 1) t. W:..-. f ft g D h .in H 1
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    LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
    235 5 SINGAPORE TURF CLUB— LADIES TKKKTS In tht Lditor. Dear Sir. The proi>osal of the Sintut; Turf Club now afoot to discontinue the issue of lariit ,-n tickets is disappointing indeed It I tnly does not to be In consot. with fiii exceptionally splendid '.porting spirit hitherto
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    SINGAPORE TAMILS
    173 5 Proposal To Form An Association Ift I I Mood aii a i JP presided I■ I mfl iii. .i ill. Hi-'.t In k Boad to .lisKii i tfli question of an a.-- fl iaUai l nt thi flfll :,;iore Tamil- at large. I lift -.pi.. in. n Tht.
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    72 5 I lv nt tin Hii'l Ci uiin lonei i .1 tk M• K i j fl n I'.' im ci in pei in tin :i i.' H n lm all; ol tin Mil fk i. ural.li H. I| b Ch'iian ibm ■l^Mafflnm floßaa ftftitaflfih kbk c.m.c; Hd ni Hit. ol
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    FAR EASTERN AFFAIRS
    265 5 Sir Austin Chamberlain's \ppeal .o Japan London, Jan. 5-', .innual lunclieon of the n Women's Reform MSmtlon ta I ondon tins week i Austen I n ber la in dealt with the l-.i: h. Thi mmment <>i the world wa.- in thought Nm ammmktni by mkk, though
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    A CASE LOR RETRENCHMENT
    154 5 A CASE LOR RETRENCHMENT How Merchants and Shippers Can Spend Less to Make More, 9k mmgUm automatically Increase overheads are cat. One of the moat prevalent sari ;n jted tbe problem of storage of goods. .are paying h-.-.. rent for godown accommodation which is often in I incur. ,at into
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      159 5 i^^ 1 S/a/a/S /£J~s£_ RM mmW x^L^A X^^°^_^o^f>M_^ _^of_f_WkM Nothimk Wke it lie fore! THE BIG m BROADCAST ALI. IBS aCCASSOf I.ADIo-i.axd i.\ a WONDERFUI MKDLEY OF Ml'Slc AXD COMEDY ""'"T^^ W"h_tt ur x\\ n«*rd thrM- d., arn 0 0^ N HEBE IT IS! \V\vV^vyV" X\< x v l\o V^\*.V
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      124 5 #*'One of the outstanding productions of the period "One of the best British productions vet screened." i:imyaiii»* w%^_L__W m Wk _jfr"*'\ lkm m*Lmß_m and P-JClll.' HQ W|if';{!n Beautiful Star of 7 _P___l "Ciood Night. Vienna" m BBBnsI |^k jllljl II DOMINIONS Wf Ji Naval Spectacle THE FLAG LIEUTENANT From the
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      210 5 MATISEE on Saturday at 3 p.m. I Ihe New Road to Riches Who said it was iu>t. around tin corner? It's right hero on your doorstep What S.nuapore wants ii 'ire's a whole mint oi They were never hmntfl never mon rati rtflinint Gel your hart ol uood time MARIE
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      34 5 j BAND PERFORMANCES S.S. Police Hand i nOH ARV IH.HK \YFR J nda>. Feb. 17th. i:> p m J i <..•'.:,,,. \\,d. "nd 15 pm I I Kit..). r.rk —I ud... Ith 15 p.m J
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  • SPORT OF THE DAY.
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      ARSENAL'S FAMOUS DEFENCE WEAKENING
      1401 6 LEADERS LUCK TO BEAT MANCHESTER CITY Fighting For The League Championship Wmm tm CMjB Correspondent London. Jan I. The tight lor the League Champion __Mpl MfltftlMM li bl HQ keen. The Arsena'. home at Highb Citv Tht-y lelt it to the bust moment almost to net
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      TOUCH JUDGES
      412 6 The Twickenham Incident Mr P. Maud writes the following letter io The Times: The confusion about the kick at goal after Wales's try at Twickenham an dattntay suggests that some amuiimiirt tn Ifli dealing with the functions of touch judge* is desirable. Law 11 reads When a kick
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      235 6 Thousands Already Sold! THE ANNUAL OF THE EAST (1932 33 Edition) EDITED AND COMPILED BY H. V. KNAPP, P.R.G.S. BIGGER BETTER THAN EVER Acclaimed to be the most magnificently produced and most remarkable Book on Travel, Industry and Adventure in the East and Far East ever published. 368 BIG PAGES
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      207 6 Has no 9 til} II air _\ou I bid become coc_p.ev«_c ''ijcou raged by a hea> _w^mt*m9_' tm gro»U. cf disgusting hair, wn JTjJ 9\ J b I tried depilatory paste.-. W' i^-**\« evil smelling powder ar.d fL.. &-Jm painful electric treatment jgy yA £*V< -rven a rs.-or Shading tr'**
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      160 6 usual CLUB SANDWICH BRAND'S*. A f. a. ym» SANCWICH PASTE in t 4 l t am«- in ihe bottom < \i •lift* mm^J^m SZ Mad* by Om mux. mmm n|i r ww*\ Jj^^d the wor ovwr ty hose who 9 W realize ih© F^B r^portance m of pure |3u'..' Soap
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  • CAN ALL YOU CAN: NEW SLOGAN FOR MALAYA
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      AND, OF COURSE, EAT ALL VOI CAN'T
      113 7 iistry Here Must Be Reorganised I 0 Survive WORLD OPPORTUNITIES WAITING (,lJ,lh 1 oI modern methods in the development ol itw.iiu mdustr. ni Malaya was urtjed b> Mr Kduard *»>"■ ««ldres.,(l the Singapore Kotar> (Tub at v*..U. tith,, nieetm- \est«rda> on the canning
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      ADDRESS TO ROTARY CLUB
      4042 7 ra sani have chosen "Canning Industries In the subject of my sdtknm because feel they merit more serious consirmuon. and closer sttentton than they have in the part particularly tbe canning apples. Sfaaktag of canning, the mind [_.taiv '..••!>• turns to the pwmivallon of food various
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      PILLED WITH CHANDU
      87 7 Ranishee In Trouble In Singapore A Chinese banish. ntly found a haven in Singapore did not take long to fall foul of the law and yesterday he found .fore Mr. H. A. p. Singapore j Criminal District Judge, charged with being >ssession of a quantity of illicit
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      ILLICIT DISTILLERY
      81 7 ree Chinese who were caught operating a Baaf ta Alexandra Road were found gtahy hi th.- M__M Court. It was stated I the accused had a still, a quant •ind fermenting rice. The duty on the samsu was $6.84 and the pot. on the ferni- j The first
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      "RUNNER" FOR SMUGGLERS
      110 7 5 nif 111 pmmmtaa ol «t pnHli ta omh traband chandu and opium, an elderly Chinese woman, mid to be a 'well-k ier.'* was f.ned $7,500 by Mr. H. A. Pbrrer. the Singapore Criminal District Judge, yesterday. It was statec woman acted as "runner" for smugglers and
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    JOHORE'S $5,500 FOR POPPY DAY FUND
    158 7 JOHORE'S $5,500 FOR POPPY DAY FUND Summarised List 01' Amounts Collected Althuu- v.perity of the Sta; the lowest ebb known for many years, the Johore CfltecttniW for the Poppy Day .Fui:.. 1932 have only fallen from $6.295 00 to $5,520.55. Great credit is. therefore, due to those districts which have
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    TO STUDY INDIANS HERE
    222 7 TO STU DY INDIANS HERE Dr. Lanka Sundram Tn Visil Malaya IBy Our Indian Correspondent I tateM lh_| Indi Lsitoi r<; Malaj i during next m nth will be Dr. Lanka Sundram. DL, Director of the In.;: I- titatO of International AffalT3, Beswada. South India The object of his visit
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    68 7 ie Resident of Selangor has appoint..! the Whig committees to vi. IKu r during the M I ta I. O. Ha] R. w Bu M- K NV it .1 P Mr I H Hil nmgta nd nit I■: tad itev. j. km ta I I tem> son Ml I 00|
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    $208,708 Claim In Chop Cheong Joo Bankruptcy
    2583 7 Supreme Court Motion To Have It Disallowed An laimtttng hirtgimni vai ilellteied by Mr. immm kmrntWam, rVnell. in the Supreme Court, yesterday, in a motion b\ tin Ollicial Assignee :<> expunge the proof tor 5208.708.46 filed tn hlld Co. Ltd m the bankiuptcy
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    EXTORTION FROM GIRLS
    683 7 Three Charges Against Ex-Detect ive threats" oFarrest Action Which FnllovvJ Anonymous letter \11._.. li to ll.i 1,,,,],'., tm singing giris» ia fear mt arrest aad e\l, rted i..i._ Mi-. Inn— ,1, „1,,-d jv ..,|M...ed hi-W Mr II I,„ re, ih. mi.c p..,. rimin.il |i,Mri. i 1,,.).. ,-i.,d.i.
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    SCHOOLMASTER CHARGED
    110 7 ll t ..f Kindnnw Leatls To < 'r' Mr. Muthia. d'^crib-d as a uhJiJsmetar, was produced before Mr. A W. Hay, the Singapore Second Police Magistrate, yesterday, and thmted with causmT h-r* by di •cha'-taff a ly and negligently. He was a!lowed the sum of *!00. The crse
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    SCHOOLBOY IN A FIT
    38 7 Them was a sti- hi playr^mA of tha Angto-Chtoese S>honl ib!, wan** *J^ .yetetott Cbtaem P^ had a m jnd dmpprt (down He wr M n rp^* (where be «s a*l to be progremteg.
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1933. IS WAR INEVITABLE?
    960 8 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1933. IS WAR INEVITABLE? I* DUty be difficult to accept a-, erlcan view that large icale conflv ia thfl Far East ia "inevitable But it is certain thai Clnna \i tapaa are trembling on tha brink of hostilities that may draw In other nation.-
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    192 8 Mr. Hanyngton. Assistant District Officei Cameron Highlands is to be transferred to DdO. Mr. G. T. Dawes. Secretary of Austral Malay Limited is back in Taiping after long leave in Australia. The first European marriage in Alor Star will take place at the Unkm Chapel. Bakar to-day when Mr. W.
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    COMMODITY MARKET
    84 8 LATEST TIN AND RIBBF.K PRICES AND STERLING RATES Rubber and Tin prices aid the Bteiling rate In New York and Par:specially cabled to thr Free Prepare as Follow TIN London. Feb. 15. Spot £148' (£l4SVfc) Forward £148 v (£148%) Tone of Market Irr'--:ulai RUBBER London, Feb. 15. Snot
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    FOUND TO BE A LEPER
    116 8 SURPRISE SEQUEL 1" A CONVICTION Health Officer to Take (barge of Case Th, v that a C^inere convicted and leper is pnmtanf tne nmtanrttles- to se\en ni Btkaf rtajsvnm impttaMsmeut, but i_. appealed and wm allowed bail pendiiv. anoeal. man uas a leper and lln
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    BREAK WITH TRADITION
    196 8 Keception Tti (Initial- Vnd Wives Knim India Mr. M. Kader Sultan. JP.. presided over a meeting of upust .sialism of South Indians last night to form a reception committee to receive Mr. and Mrs. A R A R Sockalingam Chettiar and Mr. and Mrs. M. A. T.
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    "JUMPED" HIS BAIL
    152 8 W.m.iiil I-mj.il Ku.utai. Mm. <Pi-om Oar Own Correspond m Fafc. i A Malay charged on remand with theft irom a house fsiled to rut in an appearance when! his name was caF.ed at the Kuantan Mtae Court to-day. The accused. Mohamed Amin bin Abdullah, was charged on
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    HIS FATHER'S DEBT
    132 8 I < limes, in supn nu I our! D.spnl. Two Chinese w re the parties to a cam heard by Mr. Justice Mins to the Supreme Court yesterday over a matter of S2.MO alleged by the plaintiff to be due. on a loan, by the defendant who
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    DEATH OF MRS. M. MOUAT
    228 8 The death took place yesterday morning nt 2S College Road. StogaTorc. of Mrs Margaret Mount, mother of Pt oft wor Kay-Mouat of the Edwar Uege of Medcine. The funeral took puue the same afternoon ie Bidadari Cemetery and wm largely attended. Ven Archdeacon Graham While
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    ABOLISH WAR LN THE AIR
    150 8 ABOLISH WAR LN THE AIR Favourable I! British h v FUTURE lORRORS Civilisation (If Th. v< The presentation at <« ment Conference, de •-n«'d i<. a not unastlafaf^ory tvsp< x portance U> attachpropobals rif.jrdiim th« «.-r. Ul> The Times to-day empl of this subject to <Jik liMlMrtif for Rood or
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    NAVAL BASE COST
    33 8 i:>*Cl s JMh i Finn! 9Wkt\ London Ih. Knight Command'; EpresMonsell announced thaJ total expen eluding the float ing d i New Zealand anc i ieavinc on the Navy Reuter
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    MR, JUSTICE TERRELL
    49 8 I \i liiu < L> Mr. Justice sßeck* last night for Kuala Lumpur. *berr as Chief JUs* s during on tense of Mr Justice Therm wbo m sailing shortly The Chief Just. leaving Btacapor> Penanr when* he v Appeal assisted ta Mr Justice Burton Th tings to-morrow
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    H. V. PERRAU
    31 8 Withdraw* The wtthdraaal oi tla <l> I amounting to ar. acquit Tuesday, when tabraH H the Singapore 8e« Perreau m arrest* v. ot the bod at Lorong Stan*,.
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    UNKNOWN
    51 8 ..ed A collision bet*-- I mile Malacca -Merlin mai in tlw poli.-. recover aaSJ*. thr e__peasr in- good the daaaage to H the load of earthcrnw Neither party ret The plaintiff said Ita trot of the sstascte hand snd he let xu Rk Honour Mi wa* an act o!
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    STOLEN HANDRILLS
    20 8 Arrested on a chargr f trust to rwp» Theatre hsndhfll r > I the Singapore aeeood terdav. end reman
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      49 8 AN ECONUMISI SA\S everybody must dress to suit their purse. Money with some Sing apo r e women most be exceedingly tight. Nowaday- however it ifl even more important to cover fully onefa uoetfl with •r.AFLAC"' Policies. GENERAL ACCIDENT, FIRE LIFE \SSIRANCF CORPORATION. LTD. Hongkong Bank Chambers Telenbone 6480.
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      SAVE MICHIGAN STATE FROM FINANCIAL COLLAPSE
      112 9 Accusation Against Mi. Henry Ford GOVERNOR EORCED TO RETRACT CHARGE M K Ml '< s < "i nuM-ih ot Detroit a r 'iih. i i I »rtl motor lirm. arc the dun: ttuur.- in th. threatened linanciul trash i--l tin- (.o\rni... oi \luhiua:i State
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      UNABLE TO MEET LOAN INTEREST
      151 9 report stated that an a mersency has led the Govern, in tight-day public holiday in M Inrtna ahich all banK I vher financial instittn has been preeipr of tbe af! I I PONS MPMMHt iVtruit ir-r> 15. How Association aiil permit j -.raw to-morrow n:t
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      ACCUSATION WTHDRAWN
      16 9 Bstraß. Feb. overnor of Mlehifran ha? rea statement that the attitude cf Mr Reuter
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      FORMER MEMBER OF FORDS
      81 9 1., iron. Feb. 1 ■^reemtnt between Mr. Ford and Senator Detroit, once a member of m figured In the breakdown of legJtmtaMn far a Reconstruction and ■rporatioa kwi. sufficient to t*de orer irdian Trust emerg-i nnuiia Cuuaens. who is chairman of the *w_a» t mwmtrucnon Committee
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      CONCERTED ACTION
      56 9 m-ir.m i MMtal situation oi MVhlgan State ared up sufflcienUy to enable the -eopen before On expiration of the •-day aa n result af concentrated state and private action. *«rd»y. 1 1 itig to toe Bew York Times. I rusted by the Federal Reserve New York to Chicago
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      TECHNICALLY BANKRUPT
      30 9 the fact that Detroit baa $#.000,000 anl bank, tt B reported that the city < v. n unable to meet tbe unmet on ■yy nn_m of *si 1.000.000- Reuter
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      HOLLAND POLITICAL CRISIS
      21 9 \pri_ The Bagae. Ten. 15. neutary elections have been ordered to prfl 26 The pre ent parliament Reuter
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      ARCHIE JACKSON DEAD
      77 9 ARCHIE JACKSON DEAD />"// Ifti f I n(/a(/( tn< nt [nnounced lii l^h.i n»- Itd I*> 1 1» J .nk son the famous j I -fa ui i -t »m. ketet ileal < I.iv h:II..UiIU i Ifimtlix J illness. i nuignant feature oi th- u .is ih.it laikson's en l;<
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      RUM RUNNERS HELD
      119 9 Sequel I<> Kidnapping Ol ■ntan I ii, Feb. is The police here to-day arrested George ind detained "Red" M both described as rum runners, in connection with the kidnapping of 88. Boettcher. the U.S. banker friend of Colonel Lindbergh. Mrs. Boettcher has broadcast her willingness to pay
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      NAZI'S TIGHTEN GRIP
      83 9 Control Ot Polite In Two More Provinces < oloenr. 1... i Tbe Nasi grip on th land waa ttrengthened to-day by the appointment by Goering. Minister of tbe Interior, of General Von Heidekamps. a prominent Nasi, to the P whole ponce force of t neland and Westphalia
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      COLISEUM GOES TALKIE
      66 9 Taxation Killinu The Theatre, Saj Sir Os\\ aid Stoll Announcing his intention to change tha Londou Coliseum from a theatre to a cinema. Sr Oswald Stoll says "taxation is 1: dividuansed entertainment and the vocation of the actor -ds of artists, musicians and stage workers will be
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    North China Prepared For The Worst
    252 9 North China Prepared For The Worst Eve of "Bloodiest j Battle" t'eiping. let). IY Tia eriou.sne.vs and (gravity ol thr N"ith China >;tuation i> ivim. borne n upon rv 'ryonr Chinese rspoti Irom Manchuria describe constant! troop pos/eaaenti tawaius tiu- Jebol] I* cms c ita 1: that the will hi-
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    AMBASSADOR MAY WITHDRAW
    55 9 \aiiki!.s:. I I. As a positive indication that diplomacy is no longer any use in dealing vith Japan, c is Ilk- thdraw her diplomatic :n Tokyo in the event o: Jehol. Such action is generally considered lne\u igh officials state that a final de. lias not yet
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    STOCK MARKET REACTION
    31 9 Tokio. Feb. l Stock Markets at Tokyo and Osaka are I afternoon owing to the severe slump due to reaction to the situation at Geneva. Reuter Far Eastern
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    END OF COMMITTEE OF 19
    129 9 Ilistorii lit port nl hailun Benton 1 <.elu I eli 1 t The famous Committee of Nineteen died to-night after sealing the historic report explaining the reasons for failure to conciliat the parties to the Manchurian dispute and laying down the lines on which furthe
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    LORD LYTTON AND WAR
    137 9 London. Id, 1.-. Loin I ii was tin principal guest at a dinni indon of th. J Association of the I I.ndon The dinner, which was of a private natun was held at a Japanese n and was attended by many mmmtken < I Hn Japanem
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    JAPAN AND THE LEAGUE
    43 9 Wl r, ti.- of Japan wit: from the Leagu* toi Spokesman of the Foreign Othu dt. "If Japan tinally decides U> lit lull it wk the Assembly hM :.,<- r rt and Japan made a counter de- Reuter Far Eastern
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    BELGIAN CABINET FALLS
    34 9 Socialist Censure Motion Carried l.rusM-K I eb. I">. The Belgian Cabinet has resigned following the Gov. o 72 on Socialist motion censuring the Mini--* Ulna the communal tions at Hastiere Reuter
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    PERSONAL TOUCH NEEDED
    120 9 Mr. Roosevelt Wants To j M»et Premier WAR DEBTS' MAZE Finding The Out Together Washington. j e b 15. A ,;l! Ml Bl BMJ Hn Dei, aid -cuss the wa. d I ettlement nah Mr P. D. Roosevelt will be velcomed in R. BU m circles. It
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    QUESTIONS IN COMMONS
    296 9 London. Feb. 13. r. forthcoming Anglo-America Wai Debt discussions m \v tan were the subject ol Bl questions to the Prime Minister in the House of Commons to-day A.-ked if these would be confined U the <_ turn of d bt payments Mr. MacDonald recalled i Jovernment
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    DEPORTATION ORDER
    126 9 Questions In House of Commons London. I ch. 1 V Replying to a question from Mi (Socialist!, in the House of Commons last niqht iiii Jemaleddin r q and Pummtakkl mmm arrested in Sinqapore Hon Kons respectively. Sir Phillip Cunlifl Lister said the Governor of Ho:: I had
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    CARNERA
    68 9 Plated in "Dreadnoinjhf (Mass Ni'H X ork. I <•!> I v- \faak Pn I I and Cam. ra Ba J n I tan Ins ii hed the cii.-._<!M>uyht" limited Camera to meet opjx.ni at i-r 16 ■tooet ind I Reirter The U.S. police have issued a warrant for th-*
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    "INSULT TO JAPAN"
    230 9  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh Tokio War Chiefs Demand Withdrawal i According lo v.irele. i_ messages received u» Tokyo, Mr. Mat.-uoka. the Japanese delegate to tr. has advised the Japanese Goveinment to announce its intension to withdraw from the League before the next general meeting. The Japanese Det
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    SHANGHAI HURT
    122 9 Agreement Extended Por Three Years London leh 1 In the House of Commons to-night. Sir John Simon announced that an excha occurred with Nanking on February 8 providing for the r.r.wal of the District Court agreement and subsequently the Chinese Government gave an assuian ley were contemplating measures
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    INDIA'S GOLD RESERVES
    65 9 Increase of Fifteen Millions Late Year London. i«b. I Ba B ntaq tafl Bk Bnmnf Hoar*?. anw'Tiiiß a pu.'_ ri r r. r at the .nd tJB OM held raid st_ir_<ia:d and paper cur■mnmtoi about £33\ millions, .valued st Sf :"n to sterling hoi-: milll'-; )oli.y but
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    BURMA'S APPEAL TO INDIA
    28 9 Prohibit Entry of Non-Empire i:.. i. ii i. I x*gislative C to-day reMended ta oi India should pr India of rice and i^in.- Reuter
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    CANTON'S NEW BRIDGE
    101 9  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh opened IJ> The oldest Inhahiianl Bhsnghal, Fet An old man. said to be the oldest person in Canton, performed the opening ceremony ot ihe New Canton iion bridge to-day arte* hundreds of citizens and officials were present. The bridge which has cost nearly
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    ATLANTIC AIR SERVICE
    100 9 Mi Irn .ieddes un Imptri.tl Development I ■aim. Feb. 12. Sir Eric Geddes. chairman of the Imperial Airways, who arrived at Croydon this mm nkß from his tour of inspection of the National Imperial Airways to South Africa, said that ba> saw no reason why within the
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    SUDDEN RESIGNATION
    75 9 Nexx Minister nl Japan's Imperial Household HMta ram. 15. Mr. Kurahei Vuasa has been appointed Minister of the Imperial Household in succession Ito Mr. Dcki. who has amlgniil on the p minis [of ill -health Mr. Ikki's sudden resignation recalls the demands for his resignation last summer. Mr
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    DR. WANG
    43 9 Further l'ureha>e> 'or hinese l .overnment loild.M. I- I! Doctor Wang, dtasctni of the Chtoeas Purchasing Commission ig London has Jast n Egypt where he attended tho Int__pi*n_____£i__wi____J R_____flw________fK 4 f V___n^n_______B_Wwi bim! further purchases on behalf of the CtttoQaV Reuter
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    POISON GAS
    108 9  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh Larpe Quantaties vnd v Be In J« hoi gajaagfcal, Feb. Mb m cable from PHptng states Out General Muto has secretly ordered an oftensiv* on the Chinese poxtUons at Pcipiau, southwest Jeho; ds of lorries carryin« T^wm— I^mclioa a Jsosneee base Cbt Mortki JekML
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      88 9 Horrockses longci oths There is no material better suited f.or the making ol loxeh underwear than Horrockses Longcloth, which combines beaut> with durability. Since 17.H this material ha> been sold to discriminaiiiiL housewives and given lasting satisfaction lIOKKOC OH !_on<;cloth. •iH ins. wide. Price H cents Per >_ini. Also HORROCKSES
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      536 10 Ellerman Bucknall Steamship Co., Ltd. (Xncorponled to Btoalaad) "ELLERMAN" LINE. FREIGHT SERVICE TO UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENT. VIA PORTS AND SUEZ CANAL HOMEWARDS. c% Steamer. Dne S^"*- s u B*par*. s_s. CITY OF LYONS For Havre, London. Rotterdam Hamburg Feb 28 Mar 2 ss CITY OF MANILA For Havre, London.
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      602 11 ROUND-THE-WORLD TRAVEL O. S. K. LINE KAVINO OPPORTUNITY OF SEEING CEYLON, E\M SOI IH AFRICA, SOITII NORTH WIERKA, JAPAN, CHINA INDO-(HIN\ AM) STRAITS .SETTLEMENTS. .'.TTHIN APPROXIMATELY 5 MONTHS TO 2 V.\i- TIME AT PASSENGER'S OPTION r 1.0l Ml rill VYOKLI) [RWK.I KaRES FROM .(.\I>OKI BACK TO SINGAPORI HAVF NOW _N
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      535 11 |3r^ i«a^______________________________________________________B TO EIROPE FROM SINGAPORE AND PENANG VIA COLOMBO. BOMBAY. SUEZ, PORT SAID. ALEXANDRIA. NAPLES. GENOA MARSEILLES AND NEW YORK. Arrive Leave Leave Arrive S'pore. Spore- Penang. V York. fB Adams Feb 25 Feb 28 Mar 2 Apr 11 ftm Harrison Mar 11 Mar 14 Mar. 16 Apr. 25
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      947 11 K. P. M. I KONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ TINOMBO -Tlr.ir.-aa> Fetj If. Selat-Pandjani; BenuK.il. >_- .r. k Mas a_^<l Pakan-Baro< patrxs n.-i- fat W ct_iriLH>!< flrnwaaßL flnnrabaTs Rmtlrhmr, Sa_Bisnaa. radsng B:>.y I. •)_(>: mk Bunjoesmnal. TOMOIK Thursday. Feb 16.81 ig, Pwssngkat and WsilWS MAROs- i I n Poeloe-Kidjanp. Sa; a- 1
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    "RED EMMA" ON SOVIET SLAVERY
    505 12 l Worse in Some Ways Than' Under The Tsars Emma Goldman, the Rus: i:. anarchist, makf- Bolshevism sound oldfashioned She l well named Thi Rei I -,1 the Revolution por 42 years :h. preached anare..:s;; hegaa ■■>■ tm II ml tt age of 83 she
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      645 12 Burns Philp Line. (Incorporated In Australia) FOR BRISBANE, SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE mim JAVA, DARWIN AND THURSDAY ISLAND. Regular monthly sailings by tbe well-known steamer MARELLA (7.375 tons) and tbe 88. MANOOLA (5.552 tons). [Cargo only] I__ARRL_LA Is one of the largest and finest steamers trading vo Australia. Cabins de luxe,
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      750 12 HENDERSON LINE. SCHEDrLF. OF SXILINGS l_. loitnishtK F^swuser sU'aif.n Bt-twren Kanroon. Mar^ill^Anii Lnpland HOMER XRI) >All INt.^ I'.nt t»f lh-rmhiirli»tior Plvmouth h.,'if.«.n SAGAINO BURMA N r !l voma Mm. 25 PEGU A P r 8 (.HINinVIN KEMMENDINF Map 6 BHAMO ">^ AMARAPOOR JORe 3 SAGAING JORO ft Calls London Pasoage
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      753 12 MAIL DESPATCHES RT TRAIN Bangkok every Saturday 7 p.m. and Thursdays 7 30 ajn. Kedah Monday to Friday 7.30 a.m. Satuidays 7 p.m. Kuantan (\ia Jerantut) Monday to Friday 7.30 a.m Kuantan (via Jerantut) Saturdays 7 p.m Kelantan (via Padang Besar) Monday 7 p.m Kelantan (via Gemas) every Monday, Wednesday.
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      321 12 s- I I tt Khandalla 35. Empire Dock 'Entrance (.ate I B. Mam 4- I nia 4S West Wharf Entrance Gate 1 Gan:.. 5: Glenbeg 2: Larut. Ipoh. Jardine's. KEPPEL II \KBOt K M.un Uharf i i Hygeia, The Cable. Leh. M 1 mm Leh. 1. 0M I -Raton Wharf:
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      N.Y.K. LINE
      114 13 Kt'\ision of Fares to Kuropc Bfe am, ihc NY K. made a con- tirst Warn ■u RaOR 'es $643 to London Mon Wmk mc lowest for a regular I c. Tlv RTR :ded to 0 new motor vessels and have also a general rod D ail their second
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      DECLINE IN BRITISH SHIP BUILDING
      387 13 Lasi Quarter's Low Record The tattM-ge cf mer chain vessels under i:i in Great BH I. a at the end of December i. mis tl I esm led by Ltapd*! R tar. The total rbteto i >.008 tpmt tonnage whfcfa i ober isii. Tts for
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      PIRATES SCARED OFF
      195 13 R ild < d Jitpaiii s< Ship N _m$ The Japan. SB prominence to the report of a tfirtng assault by s group of some 15 Chinese pirates on a Japanese liver boat in I oi din? to the account oi an officei cf the steamer Nanyang
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      THE ALSIA FIRE
      146 13 Not So Serious as At Tirst Reported out on the East Asi..- I motor ship Alsia at Hamburg on Janua: upon baV return from the Far East with a :trgo of rubber, copra and ilk Th. t Ra fighting forces were In the fetaO iRI A. ||p
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      SILK SALVAGED
      62 13 Unharmed After Ten Wars nder The Sea paper Mom ZurcJ iii n -..a when the salvage UU ..ed the Rgyp hnod i tai lc mfßttm. OR dyed '•Charmeuse" .ind bos bom \yuur for lm v■' tad sound. The strength. M rlos_, ;i th'- cloth were ui/lianged. I'uly tin-
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    11 13 rits Mar i .rthos is expected I 8a for Sai, \1
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      421 13 T II SINGAPORE FREE PRESS Ouily and Weekly Editions) MMttNSON ROAD, SINGAPORE V 1 >\ KKTISKK, SINGAPORE. i" Mala*., Ilehvered h 1 .1. morning latest l «-«'.uiis mml latest announcements London rubber and ,m,.. appear ,l.,iu P" lures, hridye notes Ui l.shions. sporting wlrele» articles, besides MMm mmm •wn eorresponi
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      415 13 a|H 1 v___(________H _Ri__H ______B__B___aO TO EVERYWHERE IN CANADA v.' AND MOST OP THE USA \vj So Koon of un < anadian Ka '..uiwaya. gn •h, R lof I O Ro**«<i i ~*_RgT I'.uk Lodßl H. »h. loOSi aaoomom OMOORsm b*-.."' ar I. i'i| str.uuhi thiMiig-h Iron V;n a, a.
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      678 13 PASSENGERS HOMEWARD Pit Naldcra sailing at 9.30 a.m. to-duy for :.ii. Colombo. Bombay and Europe HI Mr. and Mi I:.omps«.n. Mr. and Mrs. Party, i and Mrs. G. Wyllie. Mr. and Mi I E. Aciiworth. Dr B V\ V.. Mi Mr. and Mrs C: Mr. and :..k; and infant. Mr.
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    "THE PERFECT LADY"
    832 14 Some Points on Etiquette in 1851 su< ii ti. tail w ■mfl book ak Etiquette. published about the year of thi Great Exhibition I ni 1851. It marks the first stage in the evoluMm ol thi modern "EnglLsh Lady." Up to. perhaps thi b* Vu torian era
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    TWO SORTS OF MONEY
    241 14 E. Bonn on Public RtW Private Spending Sir Ernest Eenn, speaking at a lun glven by London r.."mber<; of the Tn -itute of Char f- ed Arcountants at the Holbein Rertat. Mid thr.t ve had reached a cc.nple'ely history wherr» there wore two I of money
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    ROUND YOUR DIAL
    424 14 Popular Shortwa\e Radio Stations The following Is a list of stations which can be received in Singapore .1.1 v a Stations: Bandoeng Pl__\T from about 520 p.m. gramophone records and telephony tests with Sydney, Australia, and other stations. Usual call after records "Hullo Sydney." i .njont; Priok.
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    MODEL HOSTPITAL
    154 14 London. Feb A model hospital, complete in every detail, yet small enough to be exhibited on a billiard is the latest propaganda to be employed We hospital fund in London. A million bricks are indicated hi the model ar.d 7.001 stones, while 13.000 tiles, each about rim of
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    63 14 Among, the cB.l-.r- at the Malaya Agen have been Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Wriiht of Kua Lumpur who b at Streatham. Captain J. A. Beetles of K ose headMantogrw House. 134. Ebury Street. IWI .Mr. J of Sngapore TTho 1 »f Kedah, who ng a* a, Demnyat Street, WJ
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      214 14 p o p u IaTJWw ALL OVER THE WORLD >|» V^", W^tf Fresh Fngl.sh Fruits, gathered and tt '^*<_^>^, t< j r ...Ked ai the .u-rne»'t their perfec- vV» t *,"^<N\ f serve them witl LUIVERS' V '>^& LUSI \KD the-, are delicious v ers* Canned Env:li"h j 11 I,
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      100 14 mm m I "mm m m BRITISH BROADCASTING CORPORATION PROGRAMMES FOR INDIA. Bl RMA, I STRAUS SETTLEMENTS. and J FEDERATED MALAY STATES i FROM Ilii-. LMPII.r :1. \N.-MI1! IH DRI I NTRY, ENGLAND j wavelengths: 25.3 metres and 313 J mftn i Thursday. I rbruan l-.th. -GJI.T. 2.30 p.m. Time
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      553 14 BANKS AND /As/'K.wTI CHARTKREI) BANK. Ol < HIN %l STRAI I VXII *mv (Incorp Paid up capital to 000.000 shares of £5 B mm Reaerve Fund BjIRRiRR B BRflm :*8 WWMmBBBMm, London. E.C. 2. Alor Stor Holla Rdßm Amritsm I BRRRRRI h....... jBRRJ gRRRBB i WMt RRjBRRR K. Lumpur MBfIRR
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      127 14 I Capital BMhic: I up» I fl Head o. Mngapare Braarh I The Ration;. Alexand tten Honolulu __rki. Nf*a~chaan Rangoon. Rio Sourabaya S\< tao. I of the world Interest r-urrett .-.*>_\ (Fixed Deposits n term application. Even d <_„_•. c 0 ness transacted. For paniculars ap; Nu.b_m] Tel No 6040
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    IMPERIAL PREFERENCE
    92 15 .itiration ot I «wwU »ufan mat, tor the purpose of claim- ir* I- _t r c» Arecanuts, B MnuU. Ronea j^inr cam*. Ctosmv Coßm. Coconut pt> ama-p*. Cosr rape. Cubans. Ctotoh bark. 1 natural CMMMRrt Mtoßto _ek Sticka%r». Horns, nhptauts N.;_--5 Pa'^h^'ub leaves. IN ppa j. unprepaied. .<-•>
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    YESTERDAY'S RUBBER AUCTION
    76 15 k» aaßain** Chamber af Ccmm*>rr- Rubber j i vw Ha I.IRRR Mutton yeatcrnay. i catalogue! I.IMJSI Rn. 9S> t Mm* I.fMSTJ Ra. «42M tona SoMl L.c te 58a.19 torn. Lm L Yor» 2.M133 eta L >«H_l_ra MmH nU Pier Lk. rage Quality o l\i 5H toi rt
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    INDIA'S IMPORT TRADE
    198 15 !..vrs Hrr Ki--«st Icaalßm pudktkm thai ta ten years' ban afl ham samtl to Report any WaM awaW-Rwwv OJT Mmm m%- WW' aMw%a>« I «t_tor ul Capita! .Calcutta*, at a I at RVtsyn Garden GRy. st Re wm. of every four yards of millthe same total tbe
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    PHILLIPS RUBBER SOLES
    39 15 Itvbm a dßMsnd of IS per MMM compare with taai of CS.MI R wrßten off patents ♦4 is carried forward. v« ta tbe market value cf man provided lm. states tbe *«*s aOoeaSad frooa oeoßte last
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    ELANGOR RIVER RUBBER
    36 15 I*»*rt shona total af shams alRemssU to Jan 11: Cash M •was allotted. M.7M: sundry re-■«-i. n.IM. Payaaanu preiiT*^ UM; imiblll M MJM Itt Ommman Loan. 1941. £4JM: MM: bsbara M bank. H
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    THE RUBBER POSITION
    385 15 Perceptible Improvement Last Year IFtom Our Oan Correspondent! a"Re financial Ifena fc» j w»_r m-titir fm 1932. sari that In abort, the world's position of the rubber bnlmlij improved percepRRR* toto mm. World fwnai.m|l lon fell only rv. r. .rv r- -in isn the discrepancy wm w.
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    321 15 Italian Employers' < Opposition The international discussion here on tbe Rattan Ooveraiaent's proposal for a universal 40-hour working week as a measure fo: relief of unemployment lawtoed a surprise In tbe form of a vigorous opposition to the proposal on the part of the Italian employers' delegate. Minor
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    FRASER & CO.'S WEEKLY REPORT
    542 15 FRASER CO.'S WEEKLY REPORT Singapore. Feb. 15. 1.. kets both at home and i Lutl. of outstanding ln- r- tU. oiiun.:;: ,i:. our last report. At ir t* lit i. :.>•'• or le.v. .ocu^ed on the .t latin to the pr0- War I> <■_....,_• ..rai in th.- abu( an. tie
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    106 15 Thr MM Ml I W Wt ft perial Tobacco Co. i of Great R::..un .md Ireland) announce a i. rial dividend .>: K [ht cent., and ;i !>>:.. ri jnr cent both tax free. This mal_.es a total ot 2c per Olta tax free ior the year,
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