The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 17 February 1933

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    Masthead
    17 1 The Singapore Free Press l'{,.w'». KST A BUSHED 1835. SINGAPORE, S.S. FRIDAY, FEBRrARY 17, 1933. 1 ENTS.
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    THE DAY'S NEWS
    388 1 \n jttiiiip: v v „,.,d»- to .I--.1 m.it. .li. I I) K(H'y\ill I >v. F'rrvitl.nt HeH tcrda> h\ ui. ll.ili.m hrukl.iMM »i\ p»'T^«n\s »»<r< M,iiiifci including th»- Mavor of -nir.ito who has .•r 1 1 -I. nd.i han. of if (>m-i r.i.c 9. 'MUKJpi.ri' lr.iti..Ti madr profit
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    BODY AND SOUL
    1255 1 jnemplsynu n* 11a did not ti ilrlih ha rnsimii I buildic height. as of thoaeaad* who have u cjt work for more than two years, and mho hav distress n xtngalar dole), mill bred For though ui ide has b» e of larger numbers of indi fian
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      111 1 '■■KvHTnllil I \IN \f.l I I I 1 i|Vi I'HOVISIDN STORES RAFFLES HOTEL V L\YAS PREMIER HOTEL THIS EVENING TEA DANCE-6 30 to 8.15 o.m. INFORMAL DINNER DANCE 9.30 p.m to Midnight. \mhor Ivoum ww upon for private luncheon> Aiu\ dinners. Stricth Private. BEAUTY TREATMENT A v v> ■l: i:i.UI)
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      232 1 ADELPHI HOTEL ANNOUNCEMENT Sunday, Feb. 19th, 9.30 p.m. ON IMF KOOF (iAKDKN THK WKKK KNOWN HUNGAR!AN-= ZIMBALIST A. Kama ASSISTED BY PAUL STRAUSS 'T. POPULAR BAND WILL (JIVE A SI»ECIAL CONCBKT I ir -^t Performance on tin \IK.\PIIO\K \DMISSION si I INKS SERVED DURING THE CONCERT SEA VIEW HOTEL TO-.NKJHT
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      95 1 I All >l \l)\ r ':IIM Ml S British Pilsener Page 3. Keep Youny with Kalzana Page 3. Note for Telephone Subscribers Pay* -it— Pace S. CHRYSLER POWER "pianos upright grands FROM $450.00 GUARANTEED FOR 10 YEARS W. J. GARCIA PIANOFORTE MANUFACTURER, AMBER MANSIONS Preparations ■^J|sed the wcrfd over by
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      10 1 j3EL£3Kbijk'z K r y ■''^V'lßa^Baßßaai I *tt"^y"^K LEADING PROVISION STORKS
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    THAT CRESTA RUN BAN, BY AMY JOHNSON
    340 2 ••vil OF IT TOO TOUGH FOR WOMEN" But Two-Thirds of K is Al! Right Frull .1 notel Hi Si Moritz. Am> Joiinson Mrs j MollLsor.. tola all about the great Crei- Run tispi^! Should -.vcpu n W allo.eo iiHWI OB tin- UK m.>.L
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    OFF-STAGE CRICKET
    344 2 Udwyoh "Team" Score in Test Fane v 1..- \KlMv.h Ih.atrr I .<et in Australia, as one of t JBJ emarks in the new farce, "is not a game, but i blinking battle." I D an inspector of police, who is holding I mx inquiry in the visiting players'
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    ANTI-SLAVERY SOCIETY
    165 2 ANTI- SLAVERY SOCIETY £20.000 Centenary Fund (From Our Own OonwpsMMt) London. Jan. til. I ha\e mentioned that fund Of EStjMM is ra j thi yeai by the Anti-Slayery 50- poark ■••.■.:> n.. cd the passmr of At. which freed >kwe» Hr.'i L)< mir.ionj lam now lectureships, uilder whichraa taxIB ,i
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    A GERMAN HOAX SETS BERLIN LAUGHING
    882 2 -the' last prisoner OF WAR (openick Incident Eclipsed Berlin. Germany which does not willingly laugh at Itself hav. nevertheless turned gratefully irom the bleakne.-* of politics to the trial at Freiburg. In Baden, ol a much-convicted tall r r.amed Hummel, who for rive months
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    117 2 Picturesque Richmond Bridie which ha* carried th( traffic b<-tw.»-n Richmond and Twickenham sine 1777. ki ANWiI of decay Am uaHlMftloa fe| dvi WVMIII I serious state of afTaii ince tIM pr-.;. t:\» shcetinfr <»i the timlr Rft iM 1 rests is decayed and broken with OH MftfM the pitT bM
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      481 2 A MODERN REMEDY FOR INDIGESTION DYSPEPSIA i FLATULENCE and ALL FORMS OF STOMACH TROUBLE j Now obtainable in two !oim- i POWDER AM) TAMJrn. I MU'LfcAN MACLEAN j BRAND BRAND STOMACH STOMACH I POWDFK. 1 %BLKT> MKDK'AL HALL, LTD. CHEMISTS. BUSINESS CARDS^ STRAITS TYPEWRITER AGENCY SIATIONEKS A REI'AIRLKS. j 14A
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      372 2 TENDERS. SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL NOTICE. Tender-. N i ICJ now invited lor the UOmrim mm bm« h» obtained to th r Tender r<wwh, ikrfiiiifiititV^' Tana* Supplying. erecting .f— m ing. and for couaUucyo'i af Maw >WI Pumpinc Station at Alexandra RNi, uetag materials and plant provided Date of I Closing. 4
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      339 2 \OTN I OKIKNTAI II \A.\A TMI •rporafd in th, V Notice to Sin^.tp Tt'k'pt>oii« Bub»»frib<T. to not* tt* fattwlwii Aldit. I in coDMKtIoA tth th» JkMMI 3202 Aerocr. Buktt Timah Road ■MM Aiken. T.—t* 3M5 Archer. Rev R L II 20tf Barron. w. D-l •319 Baieanan. O R s 2009
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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      227 2 THK WKKK 1r.d.,,. i:th aigh Water. 02.12. 9.1 ft 15.01. 7.9 ft. Distribution of ambulance certificates. Government House. 5.15 p.m. .Hockey: Y-MCJL vs Wiltshire Hegt.. ftt Tanglin. •Football Wi t League. St. M.Y.P.O. vs. Ba at Jalan Besar. Boxing Association annual general meeting Adelphi Hotel. 5.30 p.m. -Wawatha-s Wedding ImT,
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    SOVIET TIMBER DEAL
    96 3 Big Del This Tfcar Loaden. Feb. IS. ugreeaant irgulatin- Soviet Umber bnI a; u during 1933 is staled to prvmt foe the delivery fcy the Soviet of from 3HJOO to 433.000 standards. The was visaed with the full I tawkit^e oX the Board o! Trade. "This ne*r
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    MINERS DRIVEN OFF
    12 3 Betweca Chin- e and Portu.iue.se Canon. arao. I -Central
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    OTHER REASON
    45 3 S n Mita Must Not e For The Press -,r to all organs that an not iJfcnred to cng*ge In a c< m C nhTJii Ci". f 1 ta rrvint ta| bisincM b» v, rnment service miU be dlTerted I his oflSclrf caiplojm
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    11 3 t M^tajair, Prfvtn*^ Wen that which *as a May test year
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    LOVE THEMES DISLIKED
    204 3 Child and the Cim m What Is the effect of the cinema on the mind cf the child »ho regularly attends picture-hou-es? To obtain an answer 1 2 this question. Dr. Malcolm Cross. Medical Officer of Health H?mel Hempstead. addressed a questionnaire to 56tt school-children in the
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    8 3 leriw <>f M. a ra <rne l froll>
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    ROAD ACCIDENTS IN 1932
    222 3 :i i:-.> >n Clirislmas vc Investigations by the National Safety First Association show that there were more total Occidents on the reads on Christmas Eve than on any other day during 1932. The statistics are net yet complete, but it is practicall- certain t' at the
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    19 3 f iar and Mr. and Mrs. A. T. to-d; the first members of the brinr their wives to Malaya.
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    LORD LUGARD ON COLONIAL ADMINISTRATION
    884 3 NEW COURSE AT LONDON SCHOOL OF I-XOXOMICS The Policy of "Indirect Rule" The Lonclun School of Economics has ted a 1 course of Coloninl Adn as Sir William Bevcnd'.i-. the Din < tor ol th<- School, called 'it El t lecture was delivered by Lord
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      71 3 W iffe CHOP JUM 1 5 F* l^ r '^F > .'i c B"™ j'* 7 c*^ im 4 V .j! Ivd Eaa £o ift 3» Ifi BEDROCK fkices J^^Mljli DON'T FAIL TO AV/ML YOURSELF i m/l^n^b\ TI !IS *JNPRECED r :\TFD OFFER 3_n L-Ci^-i v______^i__^ "Cji{ !J_i '*T- '.f
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      315 3 Estate Trust Agencies (1927) Limited BRANCHES 21. First Cross Street MAI (A. 11, Light Street I I I*K> \NG. 4 Klyne Street Kl ALA LUMPUR. l^(-istert'd h9 if-- Btcmtb (\vy>^ with the Straits Settlements Government Act a"- Tni>tjv-. A 1 rrv Gsaidians, Real Collectors, [nvtatom U and rnterest collected. Probate
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    Film Fashions
    158 4 In "They Call it Sin," which commences on Saturday, at the Pavilion Theatre, Loretta Young wears a most complete formal wardrobe, all having been designed by Orry- Kelly, Warner Bros, studio stylist. 1. Here. Miss Young displays a light crimson velvet dinner pyjama with full satin sleeves in
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    Dressing up the Vegetables
    759 4 Dishes to Vary the Ordinary Menu \\r -l\ green vegetables are scarce, it >\\ how n> ,n tones brcoaiinp monotonous Bv. >ssible with a ■fctti thought and planning. make those vegetables i i is and lifferer.l to the i<> nt. writes Mrs.' i vegetables seem scarce
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    All To Match Make-up
    217 4 T;p." and wants to 1 do so a >e.-t and most elegant standard lbtr that she' d< so "all to ma! And. si:. ir is one cf thf 1. shades for frocks i > urns m- f n that we are going \o have wii d
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    THE SHOPPING BASKET
    83 4 A shopping basket should be cleaned p t ically by Immersing it to a bowl of so water. Brush the basket while water so that all the nooks and crannies arc be made to look like new ag.. following manner. Melt a quantity of asalinß apply it
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    11 4 i !'i:i- >; t<, -rapliii stud> of Muriel l\.in>. the M(.M >(.u
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    The Velvet Bow
    114 4 'TV- lvet bow l- everywhere. It I ;o the diess front, it ties up starf cf flchu and ii repeated iii a perky little series down th? rleeves of frock or coat. Ai pertinent velvet bow sits on the top of many a belts are secured with
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    Care of the Hands
    421 4  -  CLAUDETTE COLBERT **W )>v >ok at your nands; You heard lne \vcrd> whi-n you were a mere baby. you were a schoolgirl and you had heped the grubby finger.; had escaped notice at the tea table. In those days your r was looking after your hands
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    LINGERIE
    635 4 Our Woman Correspondent Advises on EYE BEAUT! i i tty rinkles beneath the eyas tw the penalty for late nights i It Uk( a little Mi t<> catcb up J p.. i. i J lubbing. m the Mm r gup, ream round the «f<w i i This v.lll ttanuUiu
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    Great-Grandmothers Toilet Aids
    408 4 Great-Grand-mothers Toilet Aids Great -OrandnMunia's to;, torian da :«pular again. l The products of the garden art to be found in cr< tana ano in n of preparation. MV ot 10-ee wa* pastt *oi softening and whitening th« skin Great-grandmamma's receipt fot it \*a* half a drachm of the fluid
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    89 4 with the sugar till soft and then rubbed through a sieve and allowed to cool. A short Mm Mm thr iwrt H itfjßtmj the iMbj of an egg (or two If many apples are uwd> 1* beaten to a stiff froth and whisked up with the apple I the whole
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    Don't Be Afraid The Smile
    247 4 Don't Be Afraid The Smile and. as they cost the giver no: a p| many people pr»<ti oak pleasant photographer med to e bom teeth, art Imp become hapj^i state of affair- at thiSonic lip* art- ko sen sit n a soothins cream before thtlr owner arts out *ved from
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    WIFE'S NICOTINE DEATH
    181 5 WIFE'S NICOTINE DEATH I: ARE CAM IN THKSE COl hi..u<jh Kill Many I IMip.t 1 h-.r. Mo-chemist inent...li avetine and lulled a mouse and a rat i Cambrnvell inq«s«*t on Mrs. > of Pav.let-rcad. Brta'irarin? the husband said that fcfr Iht kitchen with a small I uuung a brown fluid
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    FOXES WATCH THE MEET:
    84 5 i rvady for thf chlHlrto nun ri n i* m »e««iy;or the meet at Walter iu'lm. the bone of Uwd Dara*wy •he heamk #d JMfc «i I !•«< up a tree watchtac the ptoceedI *s »«h rrai interest! I Imm were petted aod^there was I .lignnent
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    THOSE UNWANTED £20,000 PANELS
    204 5 Search For liuilding to Display The sixteen panels painted oy Mr. Frank I Brangwyn. R.A.. for a fee of £26.000 as parti of the Peers' war memorial House of I Lords, art- now languishing MM tore- I room at Ken Wood. Hamps: the pos-j sibiHty of
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    "CONSOLATION" BY GRAMOPHONE
    46 5 A gowopbom* Hl* was said to h •nled a firl lor h. .1...., ..■•> i-r.:.T M v :> I M- 5..-, m- Am r J"; i I worth n „.c. 1 .rS^b. and the g« d rh r, 1 -.age, gtrtac judpn.:-.- N M M
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    LORD OXFORD'S TREASURES
    369 5 Cmtartl ot tlu Wharl I ndor The Hammer Int. MOtOCi of the Me Lord Oxford ci -covering, a mattress and his bedroom are amony aitule> to be sold when the contents of The Mia c ;itne\. hi> former home. come under the hammer on February 20 and
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    16 5 I, i« im dt>rsto<>d that Dr. I Bat za who t,, penanu on transfer will bt >;.■ >»'
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    FOREIGN LEGION BAN ON BRITISH
    506 5 KNV.USH AKK THE WORST LE(;IONAIRES" An Ex-Servant's Attack been made illegal for a British I Mfeject to join the French Letted U an K l^ a nationality." R r, an Englishman 808 IP French F ..r,i.. n m I -rountrvme.. ulin beoOMM tttMfcfldi t« j
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    LT. COL. G. L. PEACE
    90 5 Major c i P' ace at oi*e time res. Malaya. !■■> t hmmi <>1 Ma at d1 Li C( lion. K SI. I i Territorial.- Alt. i n ,)U ci I 1914. he W I p m vmi 4Th K.Sil s< ")'■>' \V \Tala> St
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    DUKE'S ROMANCE
    141 5 French Hride for l»eer Who Once Worked in Itank ■s revealed recently that the Duke «f Leeds, hitherto one cf the most eligible torlwiors of title, is engaged to be Married. The bride-to-be is Mile. Marianne de UaJkhaaouny. daughter of the lat<? M. ftskender tf» .r.: .1 Ml:
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      113 5 pavilion| 'nkt (treat Pride in announcing the pn s( ntation To-night of j|e ioiii:iia voin« i. i:o iUp i: iiii k.\t *>i\ in n i \\i:«% I s( N.-i* ioi il Productm "THEY I CALL IT SIN! "I u:\vin im> 10 iu entertainmeni i-l\\l>l\< MERII Wl> KNOW VOl I I
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      101 5 I (Continued Success NIGHTLY :6.15i :9.15! Britain's (Jrandest Naval Story— ■^^^Hg^^gg^gg^ggpESK9KfS9lßKESiKH'ißKtvzv'-VT?SSF9II I rum the World-famous H;»\ b> Lieut. -(ol. P. DBCET, 8.K.. Thrill in ft Adventure RiKtriiuf Comedy Colourful Romance ill set aftainst a uonderful backfjround of the FLEET! \\\ky it von; HO show i«»i tin (Week-cad! BOX ot Ki(
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      368 5 ■*lll*lli*I If il MATINEE TO-MORROW AT 3 p.m. MARIE DRESSLER GOD BLESS HER I Bringing rau fortune ol gaiety and good tinn c-omeciy never funniei Queen Mar. ec n bei rormer triumphi In h« -:-yest yet most dram:; Did 111 PROSPERITY with POLLY MORAN OFENIKG SUISIDXY Fo\ Movietone's Sensational Phrflii
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      GOVERNMENT OF POLO
      789 6 Tlli few 1 I mmSk&e Vfemlx I "I ihe Hurlineham Clitb P Committee lor this year has Just been fading Polo associations, com- (lubs at home and abroad j fn fhr ifov rning body are the iHurlingham Club with u n memtx i th< I Polo Association.
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      S.C.C FOOTBALL
      68 6 '•< \ung have been invited to play A union football on Monday at 5.10 p— SC.C. Colours :—A 1 < v I) I Nickels; G Bi.K'tt. E. Laidman. H D Biummitt T Robci l.v i. I: I relf< r H Johnson H W M White*, T tl L.i
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      LA. BILLIARDS TOURNAMENT
      40 6 A billiard- tournament at th Indian Association will be held at an early date Entritv are invited for the follow u:u, sections English open and handicap, American opx -n -<%.uc Handicap. Th<' entrance fee is sc <-nts
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      TWISTED SHAFT
      223 6 Al!is> Hits Vard> Farther With Cluh ae front muk 'club, with which be says, he can drive ball Mil farther. In that event it may nrr taper steel. It is the idea of a Yorkshire has had c shaft made by a length of drive by a first-c-a
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      THE BOAT RACE
      114 6 Full ourse to be Itoued this V«ar The Boat Race on April 1 will be rowed m the usual stretch of water, from the University Stone to the upper of the two stake posts at Mcrtlake. Last March, the piling used in the widening of Putney Bridge
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      LADIES' GOLF UNION TEAM
      109 6 UH Ir I »P|MMjllir^i <i < iptain Prom Cur O«n Corapondi 1 'iiOi'it Jan l AsMVB Ijnpw BF lavß>MßAßa»w ai ™^i.! H pu riwipion. has lfrtni the tavtattaa to be captain and manager of the Ladles' Oolf Union team uhi?h will (cor Australia. Mev (Zealand and
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      WILL SONJA HENIE RETIRE ?
      215 6 WILL SONJA HENIE RETIRE lim. > World I h.»ni;i 1 to retire from comueUUve skating altar the WOt Id's CfMUBpiOHBIp mBStmC At fltocfchomt companled her. feel that they can no longer undertake long tours, and they have told Sonja that they would like her to give op champlonship skating. At
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      ENGLAND AMATEURS
      90 6 No < haiifcf in sidr t4. M«-et 1r.1.u.d The FA International fir lu lit mi OMMBtttK selected the following team to miiwuil p Fttnwy IP E <V. h J (in,., j \v kJnfc > u I nbrtdce Unlvw»lty, w T <WheweU (Corinthians, j c Bum Brent ford>: A.
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    ROYAL SINGAPORE YACHT CLUB
    38 6 On Sun*? Wtaytd Sinew CMs will sail the second o: /'..i1l t •i**»• #1 f *fr^r llt'tli*! 1 f*!l F ll^* Clms vflnlli ftoK* ChattMHP Cm. Ilw attut (<x l!i be 930 it. (our..
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      35 6 PREPARED AND MATURED THE PLAYER'S WAY THE EXCLUSIVE WAY THAT LEADS TO BACHELORS 1 i f t" -^B3f -^y< vft v Mfl fIT \^^l 1^ JUP^T^* 1 IBS' Ujj^E^ 4H KTI JOHN PLAYER SONS, ENGLAND.
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      178 6 meal knowing that Uu i <*t*9*li bp easi. fl •ny MoaMcb win. thi::" ic lUu* .stomach into n •■hMratccf ngnni. MNeto taken Ifce «Breßi acid.s vtrirh ram*. pp«w»U fermr.uit chemiau. is th»- rer. <»«ctor... usoc by thousands o f t, VMNem apmtn and a^tt retipvcr of ai CHANGE T Those
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    HANGING IN JUNGLE
    350 7 i'tath of an Unknown Chinese SUICIDE VERDICT lie Who Fell From a l.orrv n trrr !n th>> junielr j| u "j»"' i hi an inquir\ N m<.*purr oronrr t- ■< t: i j l*- n**iri£ rrturn i •rtor Mohd. Amm. of the Briefer rM_i_ «dice. fed the
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    THE ALHAMBRA
    137 7 il Drcsslor Moran nnu'd> *K* Drev kr ttvea up to her peat reputa~***t*r*r. the MG M picture whfct t present feature of the Alhambra pro- WUh her to PoUy Moran. who has ith her in May previous pro the same characters, more or As Maggie Warren and Dane
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    LAW NOTICE
    18 7 ru.iry 17(h 'l at Feaang. "'fee MMs a| n am •fr-CHwbtis. Originate*: Sam- b. T eases.
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    STOLEN KOLEH
    43 7 v h from Johore on September p rtMuiii puimiJ against s who appeared before Hi >*» Court ytuday. Mohnwd feta Yayah 'a: dang Kerfeau PMVre la Slnpata I >ndav. and Honour allowed a Poßee escort to find a bailor a Johore Malay.
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    ISLAND DISTILLERY RAIDED
    173 7 TWO MORE MEN CHARGED Jud<?e Adjourns fase to Visit the Scene m 7 d.st.,lcr,es In Singapore, wh i,h made b> Revenue Offers under Mr K I S Fllb<>t **"i^nt Controller of the GovI rrnrm m Monopolies, recited in the upne. ir- two mor <hin^- ■"•'w* the <ri«T^'
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    SLUMP CONDITIONS
    374 7 improving Life in the East" IFroro Our Own Correspondrnt l-i-lS!? 1 1 1 that 1 °«ce is now IT*!!! 11 *«7 comfortaWjr now that MT. Lowinger and Mr. Banner have settled down to their new duties. These two gentlemen are dividing Mr. Owen's work between them and |a»
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    10 7 lOJ KHANS voun S rreiuh wife with tlu-ir littlr son.
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    EMPIRE AIR ROUTES
    137 7 London to the Cape in Nine Days London. Yvb. 11. Br Brie Oeddes. chairman of I 'i h; S .in:>*.'!. .< after an air Journey alon !ir route of Europe u iftft the H' n to 4jdSwOOt JEnc VSOOH r*. t■ irn prerslons and dbcnsßed the future
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    22 7 ary Society wj:i h Ml h Di MafllMß in Civ Or hird i- :> pin 'T. Ti- da-. ur:i.i:% Lit books sbout Ifalsya.
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    SINGAPORE HARI RAYA RECEPTIONS
    601 7 YOUNG MUSLIM UNION CELEBRATION Recognition of Mr. E. E. fnlman's Work IB> (>,;: Muslim Correspondent Harj Rava relebratioi, a r. appai.ntn Muslim ,-luf* and association arc holdlll and -Ron ;,-m- pail order membt'i and their friends <■■>■ oth.-r tow, h •siamat Hari Rava." .«><i par... probably
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    A TALE OF STOLEN SARONGS
    209 7 A TALE OF STOLEN SARONGS Recognises Her Property at Arab Street Stall A Malay woman who stated that she had I offered for sale some of her own sar e stolen from her. was the complainant A. W. H: It Second Magis- 0 relay, when two Chinese were assisting In
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    MOTOR RIKISHAS
    172 7 British Marhinos for Dutoh East Indies London, Jan. 31. The -Star" publishes th. |afl n.; r in.n M'.mi.. Correspondent: E;i W Wi r- but the |J i Hut pir-ture.sque rm ol twawpart iMi h i.. been as- 'tft the East I m< < n.mised. v trui Tin i.
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    56 7 A member ol the congregation of Wolvercote' Church Oxford, always corres to the servfees with u shilling. :i <-iy penre and a «op ■c.-t^h It 'he sermon >-t Irs thnn IT minute; he puts the sh !lir£r in the collection T' Uts '■< r thnn tha' hi P«li m"^ sJa^eßM
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    209 7 RENEW TALKS ON WAR DEBTS Sir Ronald Linrfcav Returns To I.S. I Si r Ronald Lindsay returns to-day in the Majestic to New York to resume his pst as British AmDassador U :i gt O n During i hLS there have been almost daih hy thp Cabinet \WU Debt Committee
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    POSTER WITHDRAWN
    130 7 East Mii-ht Think Isri(annia \uluar A 16-foot port tht British I Industrie* Fair, which has been withdra-. i be shewn in Enr An official at the D o f Overseas i- :id copies of 1 :.*ne piece ol a oik- I m 1'.:..--parts of Enr j goon, and
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    An Aquarium For Singapore
    731 7 Proposal To Use 01 J Racecourse She I An \t|uari;im for Singapore is linP o f j the two main projects which a special committee of the Municipal Commissioners. JS ,:f the Van KleeT Bequest are at present cn^aped in considering. It was publich announced at
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    SINGING GIRLS IN COURT
    271 7 Alleged Victims «f 4n Ex-Detertive EXTORTION CHARGF. We (Jave Him M;>nev Because We Were \fraid" Further «\id'in« u.^ r»-< <>r<i«d \*>vi b> Mr. lornr Ih» vingurn.r* C i inn nial District Jud«»- m u,, ls n w|i<l forrmr dH*Yiiw is h.ir K i-d with rxtt.rt earh
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    GRAVE PROVOCATION
    176 7 Charge Against Kuantan Man Reduced (Pram Our Own Correspoudetit I Ki: int., ii |ci no* capacity aome people having com* i mce of SO miles to attend wKen Huua Md Sutan Fennatnan (otherwise known m Suleiman), a local hatter, was charged on remand with voluntarily causing hurt to
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    STRICTLY STRAIGHTFORWARD !
    124 7 STRICTLY STRAIGHTFORWARD ni "%,r Two juvenile Chinese prl-onerH appeared ir Police Court before Mr. J p p a the Third Ma^tr^e. 2« of U^ joe of wood u«l for bo.t. bufldinir and valued at < T*e the oon,tn.i, a boat-batld-r of ore Omoal Hotd. related O»the«. faraedttut two boj. ted
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    31 7 Ounbrtdge Sodetr of Malara. b* 'Iphl Hotel on Feb. 27 at 7 pit. TV present strength rf the > f L<# meirrypj ?nd 148 ?;übscrtb'.T^ tt^tujts. re* ship of the previous Mr.
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    USEFUL PRESENTS for GENTLEMEN
    14 8 USEFUL PRESENTS for GENTLEMEN 1). S. de Silva Bros., JEWELLERS, 23 HIGH MB! SINCiMOKI
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    ATTEMPT IS BEING MADE
    37 8 to discuver the oldest mother-in-law joke. It WWM Adam who nnule it when hi said that hi had something to be thankful fof after all. Take DH| "GAFLAC" POLICIES and feel the same.
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS BRAVO ENGLAND !
    782 8 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS BRAVO ENGLAND FRIDAY, II.BKI \R\ 11 It Witt) En!il.»nd"> success in the fourth match at Brisbane ytttonlaj cricket dip* out of ttoej headlines until February 2;-: when the Una] (Hi WHI itttt Sydney Like its pfeflooem n Ol Bill amazing tourl test provided Its due BOta Ol
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    229 8 Mr F H Sargent and Mrs Sargent are §m^ on Chitral at the end of April tenth annual general meeting ol induu. Umm be held at 3 o Road on Saturday. Mr j L Grnhanv export sales director I lcp Rubber Co.. Ltd. will be arriving in Singapore per the
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    COMMODITY MARKET
    93 8 1 ATFST TIN AND RUBBER PRICES AND STERLING RATES Rubber and Tin prices and thf sterling rate in New York and Par. specially .cabled to Uv Free Pre.s: are as follow London, Feb. 16. Spot EMS** (£l4BV 4 Forward. £148% (£MS%) Tone ol Market Steady Soot 2 3
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    SHAMEFUL REFLECTION ON BRITAIN
    81 8 SHAMEFUL REFLECTION ON BRITAIN UtMS SOLD TO »-HINA AND JAPAN Responsible "When Bloodshed Recurs" c-h j..-, r I lip-. i CV.ir.ni. gMM J The paper «f«es an H—w* OB the power, conferrtog to PWMf_J ootentlal bellieerents H I ondon i• >' anna^ to ur. o«» ndcr <LJbMr 1 w• ■>.'.'-
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    FATROPEAN PEACE PACT
    110 8 |*riti>h Prouraninu- «»t Work lx>nd. The uoluical coaaaaißSioii of the DtaUfKtUtom, Conference decided at O^***"** JJ*J tH*» Im^K Of fIOTHHi lux Mli MIT .-ir i TV, introduced by Capt. Wen. B cided that the first lt«B on the be the draft declaimtion United Kingdom dtlnfftinn tor *M»«1I
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    CHINESE STUDENTS
    97 8 CHINESE STU DENTS t u Homi' In Umdon Tn IU Opened To-da> I ..ru)«.ti M i: ma House la Gower Street, the New Chine* dlMtint home In London will be formic 'opened lv tbe Master of Balliol. Dr A D Undsa> to-morrow. Ur Suchang of the Chinese Legation has JaT-ll
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    DIESEL TRAIN
    96 8 L.M.S. Main LimK\|)(»1!1H 1)1 London: M The first Diesel Electric train to run on a Brttfch main Une to *ri*eiq>re« tha^t timing uaaillii hutwfii London ham on the London Midland and Une to-day, covertof the Journey of Nt in just over two hours. The train is ntted with
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    MALACCA SENSATION
    52 8 Europeun Accu>ed "I Kreath of TriM [Prom Our Own CocwponiMatl ue District Court, belore Mr. H. 0 w spector Byrd produced G Mwmilfcn prho stood charged for an alleged breach of trust to respect of ffn. PerWns w» expected to proceed to-d«y on home Jj*^ HH to •wety
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    £40,865 PROFIT
    48 8 Singapore Traction Vrrear|)i\ idend i rbc press ww i iwimmnim I 1 1 1 d<• 1 1 I• The ffip— Traction Coy. reports a pwnt of (KM* for the year wUh per cent on thr preference share, on •ooMa* {of arrears. amount carried forward is CMH-
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    TELEPHONE WIRE SNAPS
    52 8 (hintM- Injund In Or, I. K«i:id An overhead tetepboße wire in Orchard ■Mad ye terday afternoon a Chinese pedestrtea as It feU. He m-ived a deep cut on tht arm. and wm taken t hMpM ;re m-ai dragged ahmg b> t»mm tor sc«r distsnee but no ow
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    "REJUVENATION" DRUG
    134 8 "REJUVENATION" DRUG Patent Modi, ontair.id Ymm MERCHANI Counsel I"' German "rejuvriiulioL uraii Singapore liac H Plrtitrt Ju<te«. ye representative of a larvi. Indian ura of merchants was >un.: answi thv Poa»n< Ordinance. The aeeuaec Abdullah and Co of ftobu charged with limn. mitlHtut a U of druf rali'r Viiihi.* bine,
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    JAPAN AND LEAGUE
    219 8 i „mm.! ;«r'> KcpM 1 I (feat mmltii or lint gjipti the report < ommittee of Nineteen possibility of a M'ttlfinS conciliation in no— Japan car dispute still remain> He aairrrtiiii rat vO«M Ih- imMi-h* mrrtinn on l-ebnlar* H c.nnid- repsrt. I >tbrr MM tkr the Ont
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      146 9 lusilade Of Shots At Reception l<> President Elect •\YOR OF CHICAGO BADLY HURT I tilian Assailant Who Hates All Kin»s And Presidents MI ■< the Mayor v uM ,1 ywtentay when an Italian b: p^ a ra:il ku>ts into a reception group w i
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      76 9 ■M Fea. 1C •vcH was fired at by an unknown «»daat to-day but was unharmed. Five shots I Rouiwtts aawfhmt find into the party I held In Mr. Roosevelt's honour I rrasak of Chicago was hit and also' the president of the Florida P »***eit had
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      88 9 ft--osrirrtts a^ailant has been arrested, j K-^v*fc is not going to New York. but. v p:ral with Mr. Cerraak. whoso I not yet been determined. R»*wlt in tads own car took Mr.\ Cnrnm to hospital. rradUnf the Mayor's head! r-wont~B declared that the r— nanl! van!
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      32 9 -ailant as be waa whimllng im Joe Zingara. I will" kill all > aa4 »U oflkcn". Six people were i it.-t >pe for Mayor Cennak. The heat and came out at the feuk
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      MRS. ROODEVELT TOLD.
      470 9 New York. Feb. is. cried the wife of Mr. Rooae*M 'earned her husband was -at to expect these things." v-r wired to Mr Roosevelt rejoicing t '•Vait* Howe. The police do not ir» -Reuter. rs iiv of the opinion that Mayor Nn other five injured stand a
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      TELEPHONE TO PRESIDENT
      35 9 Uxsiuiißton. Krb. 16. over was informed kg t phone Cn:.a fan m it. Fans. Krb 16 prrsklent' Lebrun tota tost: :.\e French ,t Washington to congratulate Mr. Roosevrtt or his escape- Reuter
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      ARRESTS IN CHICAGO
      58 9 hicieo t>b. it; ••go's police chief has ordered the M of Jacfc "machine gun" MrGurn. a i» the Al Capone gang whom they had held but released shortly before the news of the attempt against Mr. Roosevelt. District Attorney, however, does not «i»hi* that MiOurn or England
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    ARTILLERY FIRE ON STRIKERS
    118 9 WOMEN SHOT DOWN Repression Stirs Workers In Rumania Bucharest. Feb. 16. A Mure o! p. i u!( mostly women, were ■Hi I <: HI MM j .1 riMk MMH u:l sym path, sens with 4 unit strikers ham* -■•d WwiMwim hi Um nrihraj in thi ;ui
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    25 9 r.urh.irrst. l.at.-i Mtaoflta .> M I of fire with tin tmpl hi «Mi k rs and a soldier kM Nl Uiit-i ind< d Reuter
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    COLONIES FRKK TO ACT
    114 9 I niair Japanese Competition Situation London. VcU i: Mr S S I m I <"• native. Stockport, raised the question in tin- H. c. Ommm to-night of denounciii Hi ajmlo riese trade agreement in consequence ol Japanese compvtiton. H< rgucd competition could not br tffectiv-iv com"
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    FAR EAST WAR RISKS
    94 9 I ndi i u liters Want Higher Premiums London lei. 1«. underwriters on the Londt insurance Market are focussing t: ntion on the Far Eastern situation in connection with the protection of anti-war yages between China and Japan. The insurance companies customary period lling normal war
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    MOTOR FIRM'S TROUBLES
    57 9 Rtroixoi I'or \Vili\s ()\orland omp;m> 1.. 1,, Ohio. leh. hi The Willys Overland Company, motor manurers, have been placed in a r. by the Federal Government Mr. John Willys. Chairman and Mr La MilFTesWent, have be> :as iteetvi Tilt- action is undorstocd r;. iture of a friendly
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    TEST VICTORY
    55 9 London Tributes To Larwood And Jmrdine KR.EK PRESS SERVICE COPYRIGHT] London. Fib. l»i. C ■utiiKt r;t.s v.< nil tht rapture' of the Ashes are not exaggerated though srr- at pleasure ls ■•■i>-a!l\ exnresseti and tnbuU'.s are paid (o 1..i: wood's bowling and the captaincy of Jardin< .i. the
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    MR. JUSTICE AVORY
    45 9 Collapse During Law Court Sitting London. Feb. 1 1. Nlr Ju.sli. taken ill when s>ittuir in th. law > < \i;-* f ...psir.v or. dH bench Be recovered i.,tcr and wa.- tar:en home Mr Justice Avon who L 8! Ls the oldest British Judire
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    FARM RFLIEF BILL
    38 9 T.S. Semite's Favourable Report N shlneton, Feb. lf> I ninn".-.. f»n>i:i n the DMMSUi AllotFarm ReUeT Bi'l. but -onflned Hh Bti to wheat and r tton and dropp-d 'ii p: h!u ti am: t«» Reuter
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    ULTIMATUM TO CHINA
    111 9 Last Night's Questions In Commons JAPAN AND LEAGUE Outburst Against Committee Of Nineteen In the House of Common- to-night, Mr. W. IHhtnt Lib.- Nationalist. Hucidersfield. asked whether rhe re P' rl was forreci that an ultimatum had b(I issued b; Japan to China in connection witb Jehol
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    JAPAN'S WARNING
    110 9 iieneva. Keb. Hi. I 1..;)..!-,t- Pan nuncnt cannot conr.il its nppri ai. and Hinnftkai iaaMn hf Hi DMMriMtt of RtoetWß wouid make it MB »\trcinely difficult P tl •iali'HKlhty O! BM I Bml since such a course would l> Hbvi I repei i-.-ions on that t' ■n Id
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    FUTURE OF LEAGUE IN DANGER
    146 9 London. I <■!>. b The concern which the situation in the Far But is causing every member of the League tressed b> Sir John SLmon in at Southampton. He said thi- *M not only on account of the seriousness and extent of the BOBfll <-n
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    CONFLICTING VIEWS
    139 9 I ..km 1.-;. 16. \\h:i ;i.( qu -tion of Japan's withd: from tin- I ttt iMUBfi ii. the balance tt are indications that the majority of opinion both at the Foreign Office and the Navy favours •lion of membership if possibl.. though the Army generally appears to advocate
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    MINISTES'S DENIAL
    64 9 Shanghai I <■!». is. Mi iyi hi Fapam Mnusti 1 Chin i <»■*.;. th.it he has I i. in tructed I hand thn ultimi tium to Nankin Mai hal Cl an Hsut'h-lianu and the GNMOTMt of Jehol. but admitted that a »anuiv.: hu ix<T. mnt t Clt DCfal
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    UNIFIED COMMAND
    208 9 Marshal CIHMg Reor^ani>e> His Forces Shanghai. Feb. lb. For tin- pin post- of unilied command. Marshal Chang Huth-lian- has decided to nise the northern forces, including th« Si an Kuomlnchun and form, r Mam Ihui.ii units. into two army group with himself and General Chang Tso-sian; is th
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    BELGIAN CABINET
    103 9 King Will Not Ampfl Resignation liruwU leh 1The King has refused to accept the Cabinet'* nation on the ground that the nation is unable to comprehend that the fate of a Government whose self imposed duty was the improvement of the financial and economic ...tion could depend upon
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    SIXTY BANKS
    85 9 I "rjjc Extension <M State Moratorium Detroit. Feb. 16. A delegation of 60 banks outside Detroit have urged the Governor of Michigar. to extend the moratorium. Meanwhile, Mr. Hoover and Mr Chrdt'n Mi!h haw drafted a Federal law to expand the Dotted Slates aid in liquidating the depreciated
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    BERRLIN POLICE CHIEF
    82 9 To Govern Citj as he Governed Battleship i, I,- ifi. Natumah.t successors have been appoint rd to three Pro 1 <• MMn and 15 P Presidents who an- placed on the rc-tirea Von v inor of Hanover. li tawn as the "Red Bloodhound" following. his suppression tk.
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    COMMUNITY FEDERATION
    108 9 Rumanian. Jiitfo-Sla\ia and I zecho-SloN akia A r embracing a population cf 48.000J00 xistence at Geneva to-mono* when t Foreign Ministers of »m«— »f B Jugo-Slavia Caecho Slovakia dgn a ptct fmiiimlih new alliance replacm* the Little Interne The agieement provides that thi canatries •will act in uiii
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    EAST AFRICA
    68 9 Knquin Int., Admini-i j 1 im, Feb. li The Colonial Secretary has appointed administration of justice in criminal matters In ■aet Africa. The Commission will begin work towards the end of March and will take evidence at various places in Kenya. Ugandfc and Tanganyika Territory. The Legal Advtoer
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    SHIPPING SUBSIDIES
    67 9 Question to Uv Hnu^,,! ,i World («mi t .vn,T I fiek. l«. of Commons to-day the President of the Board of Trade. Mr. Runciman. stated that steps were taken to have the quesward at the mem ssioti of the ""—f'ft'iConference and it was referred to in the section
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    ANOTHER RESIGNATION
    17 9 Following Mr. Ikkis resignation Mr. Sekiya. M. msehold. has i also resigned. Reuter Far Eastern
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    86 9 c hi'W-Chaoy;»:i-- I M md Shanhai k\ an Railv |gMB«Mi J.i-,'.::.' mUnued It r.tici Chaoyanu. lauw- I iian Ana F piau. That HH GMMH <• 0 -r.ment has (i<i':. i: It sever relations with Japan ai;> pnpare for a pro] nged >iruggle Is isid. id by a secret on:.' I
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    BROKEN COLLARBONE
    37 9 Well Known Racehorse Outu-r's son Injured I otiiior I I Mr. LI Morris, the son of Mr Harry Morris*. Live weil-known ran ham ownef; fell and brake his collarbone while riding at Hpwmarket yesterday. Reuter
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    TREATY WITH SOVIET
    33 9 draft of the non-aggression treaty between wjjWjth* OwnilMw for Forripi Affairs u il ii to study tbecffecu >'. tt, R.:v. ia r. Fr* fm pIM VM '<■«• I M r Union Times
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    TOKIO STOCKS FALL
    34 9 stock markets re-opened this mmwtmg the hading shares opening at an iwip d three fen higher than yesterday's closing time. they soon dropped to 1«4 yen lower than Reuter Far Eastern
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    CHINA MUST FIGHT
    53 9 CHINA MU ST FIGHT Chinese Finance Minister >cstponei: n to Nai.-. .in 1./ h-v. in Peipm:' this morning, said were two ways out for the Chines fight with all kUable reaon the enemy sli as they liked. Referring to the national bonds, he said that the bankets hi PeiDins and
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    220 12 Engineering Association President's Benawnunt 1 ondon lan .1 Several deaths of people known in Malaya are referred to or commented on in the pr?ss| I; :.e death is thus recorded I G. Coales. after a id operation, who is the second daughter ouncillor and Mi C
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      687 12 KMAIL DESPATCHES BY TKAIN I Bangkok t\«y Saturday 7 p.m and Thursday 7 3<J m Kedah Monda\ to Fridaj a.m. Batueayi 7 P- m Kuantan (via Jerantut) Monday to I Friday 7.30 a.m Kuaniun ma Jerantutt Saturday- 1 p.m j Kelantan via Padang Wmmti Monday 7 p.m. Bdantan (ill Qmtm)
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      229 12 VESSELS ARRIVED Oan I' 6751 ::<>m Shantrha. Tru via P* H Siamese Prince. Bnt. 3817. Irom Shanghai \>\ V' P>i (bgian Dut 675 from Pontianak 16, for p utianak Ift \-.nv S:tr IM from Limbang 16. for Sambo* Ki.i nine 2L 1 ■Mi Mai Dal lifl Calcutta If I Hfeajoi
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      NEW BLUE FUNNEL LINER
      217 13 I*olii*> of Reviving Names of Distimti\e Ships »lu< tini .im n on 1.1 111 mii oi i( UN new Gorgon v. ill Lh I ajf Flea wnm, bum by M 1 h NMm ami 1. Hi >in.i;.'! jcompound m. 1. I.! k.iv. t-t Pit (ton and
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      YANGTSZE INCIDENT
      520 13 Sianjiyanif Maru Held by Armed Chinese How a Japanese river steam< r was boarded :!!:t (l "I OMMM md r th. pr.-- nee M"l tot eaatothMMi Mi bM Om ■'■•>> held up for two houis Ahile the -arm. after intimidating members of the < r w with pistols
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      BARD OF GOLD LOST
      180 13 Ktu.ird lor Arrest of Ship's lea Bov A reward of $30,000 MM b. n offered for the •ion of Chen Yin board Ui< CL anl an v. b I ;'.nd tiic ran ances o! \alm-d at al:m.M SIOO.O'.K) which wa hand over to a slver ho:
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      YANGTSZE GROUNDING
      114 13 I Passengers Compelled to Spend New Year Aboard. More than 200 passengers who Hankow •for ngpu lof the San Peh Steai I i with Mm taftaofttoi bi to sh..: 1 time for < 1 to "pass on board the shin m the Vanut/. MM Tl. noon of January
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      WARNING TO SHIPS
      73 13 China Inland Waterways Regulations Shanghai. Feb. I. The Chinese Maritimes Oust l« ued ahlp-afents and ship-masters to the ia.t thai It Is Inland Wat.-.- MWI Navigation regulations. Tor any vessel to ton h at any foreign port while < an :>ort to M ..,<m place to a:
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      ITALIAN WARSHIP
      69 13 ruisei Leaving China for Home Waters <r being stati. years, during which she has seen aaai. Hwd vessels of other powers mm r.. I aw the port, and is returning I s> Is to be relieved by a more modem cruiser and eho a de^ ;iru i o
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      CANTON HARBOUR
      320 13 The Removal of Wooden Crafi Contemulatod anton, i »•!>. t. mer< and pas^a;j. vhich ct; > dock ahin^ tli-- Bund will havo to I berthing space in th.- u nnt\ i>t \Vo:;^lu. west of Shanicfii. b. foit- tii. fmt h.i^ drawn to- a clost- Pwmng enfl Hal BOW
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      323 13 r ii k SNGAPORE FREE PRESS Daily and Weekly Editions) KORINSON ROAD, SIM, U'ORF V AhVKKTISER. SINGAPORE l (llldoil ':> (< latest announcements lUii |„trs« fa.shi.ms. sportin S HirH^s Irhllf s besjdes |eUers from k:n lnim '*<"•'- Kual;i Lumpur ,nd Editor. Singapore Free Pre> :r:mmic >tjnl) •>o«Ud be *d*e*ed to
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      361 13 NEEDLER'S are the righj Chxdatgt tm i B that will win you the null p.v. NEEDLER'S Toffee and Boiled SweeN alv t!il crowning luxury in s> neat ft palate pleasure thrill assured //i every tin OF ALL MCALSn. Sole Agents F. A. BARTHOLOMEUSZ, Ltd., SINGAPORE, KUALA LUMPUR MALACCA and IPOn
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    MODERN MARIE CELESTE
    417 14 Seas Scoured for Shi i That Wa> in Coir ion H«I1, Jan. 1 A mystery of the sea bearing featves not unlike those In the famous case of the Marie i Cefcrte perplexes British shippirg circles cs the outcome of a disaster that came to liq;ht a
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    MR. SOONG MEETS BANKERS
    77 14 Raise $200,000,000 Bonds Mr. T fetid a number ofe ChiGovernment h at the visit ol Mr. I Peiping c> do wl'h '1 of tts to issue $2 i of war bouds, this meeting a; Mjpro.-t the i uxnour. The Finance M^nlst^r. who retauTi-d to N king
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS
    56 14 The fullowinsr Is the progr to andLfor week nth Friday. 3.15 Bn Big. Se Lecture Ira r- communication. Malay I 1 •jwurten T* (Mr 1 oon Rawl. s M c.Os. Course, H-tiquarters Bde. Blfbai Section. Sectton Phrade. aaturdsr.--4 f».ra.. «g»?p. 2nd. Ba. Officers and W.C O. >:
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    77 14 London rnd North Batten) Railway have thought of a sch providing portable r rages I v. i and Brentwood are to be the first stations to hue them. If at cne station there are ono or two garages not in use, it will be a i to pack them, put
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    BRITISHERS' QUEST
    308 14 p|gr||| For titans Int iroused by a romantic bid for by a little group 9f Brit D the New York courts. Their el ccessful. will yield a share -t areas in A.mon:; the claimants are two Welshmen. of Cromlin, and William With four CSanad rnd a New Z^alande:
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    NOVELIST AND TRAVEL WRITER
    315 14 She WorkoJ il r Passajrc in Cargo Boats .r. I rdaunt cElir. iaunti. the novelist, li been I i It was announced that her wedding to Bowie* or I ytiney. Glou- look place .a <):<.;. ■i, Tennrlfle. i |fj M bOB lure. In 1897 she want
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    RAFFLES LIBRARY
    274 14 The follow;: were ac'.dcd to Raffles: Library during the past fertright:--nesi (E.M.) Srow in Summer. Binn? (Ottwell) Trader Ram:' on. Birmingham (George A.) I and the Archdeacon. (3 copied. Bolani (June) Alabaster Nyn Eolt <B?n> -Mid. Bowen (MarjoriO Last Bouq'Kt. (2 cop. Co.- Desert of T'r Crauforci (W.
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    10 14 •«it supplies bein? landed from a plane at Karachi aerodrome
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    SIR W. ROBERTSON
    74 14 Kind's to Widow London, Fob. 13. 'ood that ir th a desire exp r essd b i*l Sir William Robertson's burl*! w!ll be privat? a'though the flnl pnrt of the service only will be In their Robertson, thr and Qur a 1 to the affection u 1
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      54 14 Th^ravourite X or Every Cup Throughout the World the best judges of quality and good value insut on having Upton's Tea. They aprrecire the fine flavour and perfect ireshncss which distinguish thii famous tea from all otheri. UPIONSfiA Oi» tvtrywhtr* te tk* famous ytllow tin. lIEN'KV WAUCII CO., LTD.. ■»ln«*(»«re,
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      37 14 To tre:it these complaints MQOMBI tc the root c! the trouble. Clarke's Blood Mature is the v.orlds greatest blood purifier and healer, it is famous for Blood and Skin i, orders. I I Chr mitts and Snrr**.
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      362 14 BANKS AND INSURa\ CHARTKREI) !5A.Nii ok n:\.( v l lN x I:. •ci in Mi i<" c in 600.000 shares ESjMMM EJescrvc Fund l^.uoo.uou aesen'c L. £3j00.000 1. 1 \|r u| t K I 38. Bishopsgate, London. I I Alor Star Saigon I 1 Srtv.araiii; u..'..n',k I MM Scremhwi .ng
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      120 14 THE ¥0: Capital SubMrnb up> ■•serve Fund Presidt-r.' Es.^^l Vloe-Presid« i lle.i. Til- tien. HaMbarf. Honolulu I .v.-ki. Hewchva Rangoon. Rio Seattle. Setna Sourab. a. Sydi. y UO Correspond* of the mprld. Interest allows i. Fixed Depo-it appttcsticn E ness transacted. For particular* a; CREDIT i DIXTREM iINCORPORA BRANCI HANKOW
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      519 14 1 BRITISH BROADCASTING CORPORATION J pRor.i; vmmi i <w i\.m r i;i v J s: UTS HRIU MEN I >. and i I I DLK ui.n m w -i l is J i i J raOM IPIRE TRANSMITTEi i DAVENTRY, ENGLAND. \v -.('lengths 25.3 metres and BLI J i metres.
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    TO SAVE BANKS
    219 15 .i Rushed K> I VtToplanc ta'il lan w.. •> oi« f^jjnltod to sen* nuTHans of dollars bare M ns»n«* m eidar ts> a<ilß te atatr suuatamendeut ef Banks elo >ec y^ Trust and auauti i^jitj wHbdrauuji uuu ins* lowering <w -n— rvmutan faarmc that *h* others -n
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    TIN EXPORTS
    30 15 <ru December Kiirures is. 3'.- Nft- 2.OM* 113 lJ3t IJM 1J« vm *M* w« duitu Mi te n r -uount mIIm to to be at The Hafue •oat
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    PALM OIL AND PALM KERNELS
    54 15 IK I ti t.^ 0. i *i wr m Mtovs \J M OIL IN BILK •(rights New Yorfc/WiitaiirtP*'* per lb •"Wnu ISA f K H. ■::>■ J' -t «.ll IN BARKLLs xetghu Uwrpo<i f Oi»>* l>>p per ewl plu» |H«rt"^ to oaier 18 per cent.
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    RUBBER AND TIN RETURNS
    6 15 v output
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    SEDENAK RUBBER ESTATES
    288 15 SEDENAK RUBBER ESTATES Moderate Oop> on Economic Basis -■•■■■r orcin.ar. i r:\il nu-etinj? >- >'::a.< Kut b»-: Hst.it. H *<ts held .'.t '■<'.>Ct*r>ci rv. >.n O.«.i' Wincht*.^t« r- EC Mi P n.rnbull i chairman <>f tasUsa Qovexmwjcufts. sud at that time it wemed nmiwlili to hop* y would I >,
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    UNITED SERDANG
    230 15 Improvement in Results C15.000 had been transferred from spwial > _MgQ iisuti The credit carried forward Is In the past war \TTT ir t Ig9S Anther modi- i: t. nTJS T.'J > was down by 650 000 lb. The average price feD from SJl.d. per pound o 2.34d,
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    ANDERSONS' RUBBER CO. LTD.
    36 15 .]t i f J per cent on the innounced by Anderson's t: ''"'j'Jj manUfacturerb of India mb- tr This 1* the ftr^-t dividend Uj 'V t of the -ear ended January--19 1933
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    GUTHRIE'S WEEKLY RUBBER REPORT
    122 15 Singapore, Feb. 16. The market has i»-.n dull and unintrrestinfi during xhr pa.st wet-k and prices in all markets have declined slightly Latest quotation., are Bp* *mm M London I :< IM 1 16d. New tfMl pM 1 16«old sunk in the h:inds ul dealers and
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    OFFER BY LONDON TIN
    211 15 S. Kampar Share Issue c ..riH)iaUon. Ltd., to :t>s < 150.000. shares ol £1 each, paid Southern K.impar Tin Drudging., LM per .-har« Bo:h 1* rence and OwMtoai. .Jmrehoid. r> may uppl;. Souther:: BM| I I'--- '*♦'•-> re^tert-a on JanUMry 6. 1932 The anthori^-c caj.'.i'. l
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    BARLOW'S REPORT
    197 15 I Slacapore. 1«--"Iher« no change to report in the r; :h- Kk'hl market, except perhaps that it h. bf.n quit'ti-r than usual. The same position obtained In both London aJid New York, where puces, marked but slight fluctuation Lau.-st advices Quote London at ciuLl, .u ui New York
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    AMPAT (SUMATRA) RUBBER
    130 15 Crop harvested for year to September 30 1932, amounted to 842.903 Ib. dry robber. Ix» on exchange, amounting to £2,197. has beei apportioned over whole of estate expenditure Oi tin.-, sum £872 is borne by capital ac counts Aftei charging balance of £2.115 t revenue items profit
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    30 15 i Through the of Earl Cawdor. pMI VMte hare drive took place on his estal n> ar Nairn and 1.000 hares killed will t distributed amonic the Inverness-shire ux employed
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    NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
    179 15 Feb. 11 14 15. Anvrltan Can Com 58 > 56 j 56 L Am. Tphone and T'graph 103 1 100', 100 Atchoson R.t;'.:oa(i 45 42 41 1 Du;v-!it 37 l 4 35 7 s 35' v Fir tone. Common N.Q 11\ N Q. Crt-n Electric 14
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    THE £ ABROAD
    178 15 THE ABROAD Par Feb. 1.1 14. Amsterdam 12.07 Ml MTN Athen> 37.=> 605 600 Btflferad. 7*.: HI M Belli!: M4I 14 4."' 14 T Bomba> Is. 6d ls6 5 32d ls6 5 32d Brwni 35 NJI MJI Buch; in 313 580 580 Buenos Aires LIM UH Copenhagen 18 159 H
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    CHINA MAY DOUBLE DUTY
    320 15 Threat to British Cotton Trade Thi Na:: n Cl::!.- Gov< unit nt maj LnONMI JhHh on a^ cotton dotta hf IM per h ■d a stir amon s trari-Ts in the LMMMMM BtttOß M Mq The present, duties on Hi bulk of cotton piece goods arc
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    STOCK MARKET
    70 15 London. Feb. 14. I The feature of the day was the weakness of Japanese and Chinese bonds which generally declined from one to over three points n«= a result of Japan's reply to the Lenrue and other news regarding the Far Eastern dispute Oold mine shares were more
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    To-Day's Price Changes
    373 15 EXCHANGE RATES Feoruary 16 SELLING London, 4 months' siaht '2 3 7 8 London. 3 months" sight 3 27 32 London. 60 day*-' sight til 13 lo London. 30 days sijjht 2 3 25 32 London, demand 2 .3 3 4 London. T.T 2 3 23 32
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RCBBM ASSOCIATION
    64 15 trbruar> IHth.. 12 o'< lock lux.n HI s qual to T-Awfrm Stand&r' Spot <loose. #K J(U RSS »-qual to Ixjnd.T. sucdjd. 'FOB. 6% Standard HS.S. on Tend« F* 6 3116 6V, .Mar t :t. 6Apr.; C 7|U Apr-Junr '9 26 July-Sept 6 6 11.11 Latest
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    FRASER'S SHARE LIST
    804 15 THURSDAY, KLBRI AJO !6TH 1- RUVMTI Aiam Kumbang <£) »8 6d 25s 6d A .<_*_ Malay „£> 18* 20s nom la) 10* d IU 6d _>........ lin (it Hi. 12s Batang Pad.tng ($1; 05 BeXn Ca— i (ft) J Buait Arax-g illi 4U Burmah Malay H nom
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      81 15 sjoeto exceed tl2,twvJ,»mt Awurance In force over |SS,Hf ,—t The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. rineorporated In the Straits Settlements) OFFICE Oreat BaaUrn Ufe Building, Cedl Street, Singapore. LONDON OFTICE 27, Old Jewry, B.C. r company haj £20,000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England and complies with th«
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    PAYNTER BRINGS "ASHES" BACK
    1305 16 GIVES RNGLAND VICIORY WITH A SIX Only 1,000 Spectators See Finish Of Fourth Test LEVLAND'S FIGHTING INNINGS upland regained the "Ashes" b> defeating Australia in the fourth rest Match .:t BrisfeMM ve-sterdax hy six uieket> i his was England's 50th win in the series. Australia n.i\»
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    FIFTH TEST MATCH
    72 16 Australian Team to Appear! at Sydne> I i Rr.xham- I ,-r. hi. J Iki Australian team to meet Englai I In the fifth Test Match at Sydney on Feb a 23rd. will be selected from the follow ii twelve players J ">V. M. WoodfuU .cupt .1. v
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    HOW TEST VICTORY WAS GREETED
    88 16 MESSAGES FROM PREMIER AND MR. THOMAS When Mr. Warner Thought Defeat Certain >les>;*»es of congratulation are pouring in upon the victorious M.t'.C. learn. Among the first were cables from the Premier and Mr. Jt 11. Thomas. Commenting upon the result. Mr. "Plum" Warner said the
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    KING'S PRAISE
    85 16 i Followed Play With Closest Interest j London. Feb. l»i. i 1 1 i j His Majesty the King has i 1 1 -rut i'.a following telegram to If Viscount Lewisham, President jj «>f the MjCjCX, j j« "As patron of the >1.( 1 J wish vou to
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    PERAK SPRING MEETING
    244 16 Entries and Weights for Third Day Tin- foDowtni are the ei. tries and handii i] te th. third day ol thi Perak Spring Meeting It tai ran u ipon koHBonov: Riu-e 1. Tambaur Battant 9. Sun Maid B'. Smith Id an 8. Monte Carlo 78. Vibrate 74
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    SUPERIOR BUSTLE WINS
    406 16 SUPERIOR BUSTLE WINS END OF SIX-A-SIDE SOCCER Bennett's Team Win by Big Margin Football of a bustling nan.:- i :.>n the semi-finah and final of the S.C.C. Six-a-Side soccer competition ilavi i: 'lilt tt am i ;iplain, n l;. ci wen the competition, ueftatinu I the 5,:j..-:::;. BJHfI H team
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    GOLF
    185 16 Wei-Hai-Wei (up TeamTlie following arc the taM and starting timi stir.i-fmal of the Wei-H: I CY.o to be playrd on Sunday morning next at :\.-i nd Sepoy LfeH c Handicaps have been i'dji. curses where necessary. Keppel Golf 4 lul. w i.inixon Golf Club Di I. sop. Sqadr. Ldr.
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    ROTARY CLUB vs. ISLAND CLUB
    148 16 'I'iu >-.' uju' arc the teams and ;tartin( m?s lor tht match between th< H Club c: the Island Club <Shanehr.i to ia' played en Sunday mornmp over L-lanri Course Rotary players mentioned h: B'M< H Bowre> and L W Gedd. !>• Norris and Martens
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    FOOTBALL
    44 16 The following will rtpresent Ra!n<^ Institution, in a friendly soccer match, an.ui. I Amicable Athletic Association, to-day on tin ;;:hyol ground:— Jwee Yeow; Seng Qjjcc Abdul 'ffcksak: Yew L< ng. Ally. Ah Hen- B. 1m Kim 0088 Ya lberj:. Kim Cti.a S\. M
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    S.C.C. LAWN TENNIS
    96 16 Vosterday's Koull ;iikl Today V Ties results of the Mixed Doubles Level matches at the bCC yesterday u«re as follows: Major H. L. Graham and Mrs. C. J Smith beat A. A. A. Patcrson und Miss Bern •-4. 6— 6-4 Mr. and Mrs. E. A Taylor b
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    SIAM "INTERNATIONAL"
    70 16 SI AM "INTERNATIONAL" iv.A.F. Soccer Sido t«» IM;i at lianitkok (FREE PRESS SERVICE— COPYRIGHT I Football fane in Bangkok ar? looking formard with Icwn interest to the "intecnattooal" soccer match which is to be played there on Sunday, February 26. between the RJIT eleven from Gtogapore and the Siamese. match
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    BRISTOL CITY CLUB
    110 16 s,rj,,u> Financial r From Oar Own CocrMpocdcnt l I ■((I'll I lit t«: City air in a aerious pmltkm fiiuwi- M .a of the -„u almost impossible f or as things are at the present V." tii- club going: until the cod of the season, if better
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    BOXING ASSOCIATION
    157 16 lproving the Sport in The urou.il !«:-ort and mtcma nimiim i Association lrom May nth. 1932. 1932 slates that 50 Ax acfaft n&su-rod under Ruie 7 up t 1932 classified as *oflaws Promout* Promoter and Mana* Timekeepr Timefc'fp*' 7 keeper ana nds ft; E< Srven promotion* »rj, a
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    18 16 I Amat-.ur Sportinr A»oelatio» I ihe r^idmre of Mr. K*oo Et> Crait Roud to-night «t 7 JO I
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