The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 18 February 1933

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    Masthead
    15 1 The Singapore Free Press ,VN|. ESTABLISHED 1835. SINGAPORE. S.S. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1933. 10 CENTS.
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    THE DAY'S NEWS
    367 1 Drastic condemnation of Japan is contained in the Report of the < mmittee of Nineteen which demand* the withdrawal of Japanese troops from Manchuria Page 9. fValin:; uith the report of a speevh he made to Japanese students which was liable to be misconstrued. Lord Lytton, in
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    TOPICS OF THE WEEK
    822 1 agvnt homine* uottri ett f^iifi Juvenal .'inzara. wh^n he had a pain in the «*j*tffc. •d not restrain the «t|*«iW t. -all presidents." Many of us in ntwt trv mm being abir i ::i in the neck as an ffiHf wm of tbe of human contempt,
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      72 1 I, IV TEA iho fri'shness -ranee of the iiarden> 1 >our homo. R FFLES HOTEL VI AI WAS PREMIER HOTEL Ri .STAFFEL 12.30 to 3 p.m. MISK ON THE VERANDA! SPMIAI DINNER DANCE (ABARET HUGO JOSEPHINE > l p.m. to Mid-nkht. UH.ES CELEBRATED ORCHESTRA PHONE 5381 HOW TO BE [HI
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      165 1 ADELPHI SEA VIEW HOTEL HOTEL FAVOI'Hn-E IDEAL SKAMIJK RESORT DOWN TOWN mMDBBVQOa OOLF-TENNIS-SWIMMING EX( ELLEXT FOOD SERVICE MODOtATE I) Ml V MONTHLY RATES GENERAL MANAGER O. WASER. ENTERTAINMENT APELPHI HOTF.I, >K A MEW HOTEL rO-DAY DURING TIHIN I OM(,H f ,nd his p«puia, DINNKR DAN( t Band Selections I'O MOHROW
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      78 1 I.ATI ST IDVERTISE.MLN I S •>1 To Mosquitoes— Pa g-e 6. The Bur i! ttu Country— Pace 16. Boxinq at The Nev. World To-night Page 5. South Atlantic on Castrol CHRYSLER COMFORT THE HAPPY THRONG ASSEMBLY of GOD CHAPEL 486, SERANOOON ROAD. EVERYBODY WELCOME. Prevent Colds by faking fORMAMINT The
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      14 1 There i> no better Tea than BIG I A K A GROWN IN MALAYA
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    LEHERS TO THE EDITOR
    400 2 A BREAK WITH TRADITION To the Kditor. Sir Th< tv o Chettiais who arrived here with their wives this v\eek have done a M t Mn to thvir community. Considering the great hold tradition hns on the minds of the Indian masses the action of the
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    CHINESE TOWKAY FINED
    162 2 Hiow'.r Stolen From Outside I*i7 Cinema Sentence of three months" rigorous imprisonment or fine of $100. was impos< m \d Magistrate. Mr. A. \V H.r f sterday. on th^ Chinese proprietor of a bicycle n ■hop in Joo Chill Road, was co: Urt .trges of theft, or.
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    STRAITS JUNIOR ASSOCIATION
    89 2 STRAITS J UNIOR ASSOCIATION The annual general meetin members of tl. S" Junior Association was held at residence of Mr. Cheng Kang Nghee. at 193 Queen Street, and the following were tl I office-bearers for the ci:: tut ■< w: President Mr. Cheong Koon Seng J.P.. Vice Preside:. t Mr
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    LAW NOTICE
    82 2 Monday. Fthruar> 20th. Thf hirr Justice. Mr .lu*ti..- Burton jnd Mr. Ju>tiif Whit!o> mi rt of \pr*-.il .tt IVn.ing. B*-(or»' Mr .lu«.tirr Mill*, -it 11 a.m. iMMHHKMtaI Originating Sum--nunsea, Motion*. Petition for admiwhm of Ifr. S 1381 '30— Re estate of Wang Eng Kiat deecMcd for further consideration.
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    18 2 Mr > •>< lit uu-nant Qu t.-: S.S.V.F Mr S'.ultuv' Snnp.son U n munateo Unofficial \T»-ms> of th> Ix-CLslativ* Council
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    "SAY IT WITH MUSIC"
    284 2 Outstanding British Musical Film for Pavilion One of the forthcoming British productions for the Pavilion Theatre is "Say it With Music," the him In which Jack Payne and hLs dance orchestra are the chief actors. The .scene which shows Jack Payne as a member of the
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    STRAITS BACHELOR'S PHYSICAL CULTURE
    148 2 At th« aimua. pMMfI meeting of The s-: Bachelors* Physical Culture held it the residence of Mr Tan Boon Guan 11, OM S-.\»v Road, on Wednesday lu'.kr. office-bearers for the ;.<••.: President Mr Lam H'x k Seng Vic< Pi rnts Me-srs. Tan Soo Liew. T»- K
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    ILLICIT LIQUOR
    137 2 Two "MobUoil" tins, which an lairalUi u> motorist*, but which contained isu in of lubricating oil formed tlu exhibits in the Criminal District Court yesterdav. when a Chine < was chanv.d with lx".r of dutiable liquor, valued at $14.28. M-. A F. S MM A.-L-tant Controller of the
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    28 2 Messrs. E P C Langdon. t Y i; Rnas and A. C. Jeavons. Customs Probation-.rs. have been appointed to act as Assistant Supei intendent>. Trade and Customs Department
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    MALAYAN METEOROLOGICAL SERVICE.
    288 2 Abstract of Obscnations January 1933 Air Temperature Humidly Rainfall Bright Sunshine Ota tion Means Extremes Means i 1 Total Most in No. ol' Daily ■OHBI Lowest 9 aj_n. 3 pan 9 p_m. a day Rainfal Mean Total Max. Min Max Mm days Dag. F. Deg F. Deg.
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    BANKRUPT WHO RAN AWAY TO CHINA
    454 2 ACCUSED OF FRAUD Realised Assets \fter Small Dividend Was Refused An alleged attempt b> a Chine.** bankrupt to evade his creditor:; in destroying hi> book: and «oin^ away China -a as described to Mi Justice Mill- it: the Bankruptcy C'oun yesterday Mr. Dunaerdale. app-.tim.;
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    YOUTHFUL CRIMINAL
    182 2 Twire < onvicteri At Aft of Fifteen For the second time in his young life. ars-old. Chinese lad ua.< b-ou>'ht before a Magistrate to receive sentence on a charge of theft. V:; Boon Lum had been convicted by the i: ::d Magistrate and was yesterday produced In the
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    AUSTRALIAN TRADE SHIP
    57 2 M: f Hi' of Melbourne is at present in Singapore making arrangements for •he \isit of the Australian tmi fl Nieuw Hollai :M I ▼easel will sail on May 11 for Penan t: and BAOTM Deli and return on May 17 for I drys Forty-four exhibit jc:-.
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      179 2 LOST. HANDSOME REWARD OFFERED. WHITE BILL TERRIER fUl' Aitii plated metal collar Last i. about 6 p.m Monday 13th, near Stevens Road Answers to th. name oi -Sykes." Apply W S Sykep Daniel. Paterson Sunnii- aiui O 1 I^td T.I 5991. HERE TO STAY ON LEAVE On your leave you
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      415 2 BUSINESS CARDS. Overseas Residential Hub. Proprietress. MRS. M. B L\\\ Mount KoHie. (han>^ry l.&iuTel. 3269. A ReMdi 111 ai Club v [> u tO 1 1 Bl*) tL lit* 't t N IT* lj* r.' .iT..* welcomed Id.-., t.ii.cii.. lm b )u~:< l;.i I' I r.*'"T. .lilt.* ]>■.!*»!. r»* ,'.r
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      451 2 TKXIM SINGAPOkK NtiTJ I,NOTK« Is hereby gi. now invited for Ok foUowkas m^ I**! venrtoes and that part Clinaii hi lisa of a Dorr fedta 4 T oi^a«f D^ajs-i t_ I Date of Closing 4 u. m r'^trJaTaSl 1933 •upplyiug. oraotlng and w 't— miiaf sjHm* I ■t for oonstructkwi
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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      230 2 THK WEEK ISth Hi^h Wa't 1* -0 P.:.,, I ir: C. Mt-fmg Amhml Meeting Iwl*wn Association. 3. Chvea K«. .t.i 4 r"• to— 1 imlbn LOCUS C. VM C A 430 p m F,. NT.r::. Fort Cannine at Fort Canning. 8- ■\.:i r H. F New World. a; 9 d
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    AIR MAIL LETTER FROM LONDON
    1624 3 SKATING IN THE OPEN l.olidoiL l.n ;l Prom the Free /Ve«« Correspondent B tIM M time OfcoOl 1929 Th. o'ld -...-k IfeW VsW HH |sV XOsT SjTJsttllg WSO B it*>. «hea there waa an weeks of he •note of London went skating ,d it was
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    49 3 Mr. G. Morgan. Executive Eni^ineer V. has proceedfd to Teluk Alison on rrar. Mr. C. J. MacDermot. Jeb. K M itatu. leaves tar hone on leavt March V'i oua C:uss nwardtii lo Si-rpf.'tnt II Hmican. I Wh Lancers, at I> .in In IH^7 w*s sold at Glt-ndhung's for £30
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      239 3 98.97, EFFICIENCY OF RENOLD CHAIN DRIVES I IS PROVED BY The National Physical Laboratory Test. Fit Rex old Chmss TO YOUR MACHINERY .A^enfs and Stockists: UNITED ENGINEERS i i.iTini:i> SINGAPORE MALACCA. IPOH. -KREMBA* PENANG. WHY 2,250,000 PEOPLE I i^^fl CHOOSE FEIGIDAIRE T-C it will give >ou mure efticieMt reiteration with
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    FILMS TO SEE NEXT WEEK
    575 4 FILMS TO SEE NEXT WEEK Alhambra > Programme leading nl< replacing the Marie Dre. I prominent member to live" I an amb. of a small i publican after at the hand. Jt a ri\. brought back to life for six hours lrteir piece takes wtthin t of lift amtxuradt- ;sperse
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    THE FABULOUS "HAW"
    239 4 Film Story oi tin Colorado PioiU ir Edward G. K ttati one cf the most unique pictures of his. o one gather- I Mr Robinsoi. I Silver Dollar' and not i. verse This, of c«^ National has been filmuv troni D record of the life and loves
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    13 4 Farrftt in ti I tUst fticturr togtll „f tht t\r l-'ihn 1 PC
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    EL BRENDEL
    258 4 Dot- N'ot i.ikt- Funny Rofee Al>. people I .unny ru.- ;ihe film.Sounds par.. deaj -u I Bwi bo himself and not on the prowrbial silver plat' H •>:. >:. and ;t l ii. :i humorous possibih'ies through Hi e: :lo':>.!in and v.ise-c: in Im and he doesn't care
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    17 4 I.oiM'tta \(tuii'^. G6ptgC Brent and David Manners who appear in They (all it Sin." at the Pavilion.
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    "STATE FAIR"'
    117 4 Itttti aids fiction In Stai I- air.' 1 th< pi iz ■Md hj I'ii.i BtoMj upon v. hnji i-v\ pum all-star picture <>t the sam; name is based Th< storj roiirerns *the loves and adventures i" 1 saenbori Of a farm famih at a Midwest fair and author
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    AN AMERICAN CHAIN GANG
    378 4 AN AMERICAN CHAIN GANG Advisers Knew the Subject From Both Ends XMi ttbMJ M BtOßg te( hnical advi-er on a ■sfttor. picturi is one of the most highly IMH laHowl |Obi HMI MM nave developec. A h:.:. <• IsMoOI bM IsWI a background; it maj be connected with Park Avei.
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    20 4 A< tin) tren tr.ily ■< Warner Baxter depict e most highly dramatte efttodes in 'Six Hvirs ToLiit;' ■>-■ n* u turn > I
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    44 4 Mi.- West, whose lint screen appcarar. "fOgM v.if: HfM BPHM I -sation at the recent pr< I that p: signed a lonp-term ron'r.v: with V.:>. Between pictures Mis* W« si plan-- r' her wntmp nnd may tun her b r originals for the screen
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    "Gaogsrer" Romam
    455 4 „< >Nl)< >N Ml. \i> tflpyc are busy days for new nln. really say there has been anything ing. either of British or American Icrigin. wriies our London correspondent on L T an. 31 <1 te exploltmß the "big t Of such Is "I Am a Fugitive." well
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    "WOMEN IN PRISON"
    31 4 Barbara Sta In Prt*oi» "E < fT Btt-thertnn from the suwy *W nal r ion UiW i* or Stdn^v S>th<. vrtndml in "W S Vnsi> v^ T: <f9onrn Ruth
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      42 4 ft x^**** L— v-^r IVrlormantt Proof <>u mil I. ml pro... id World performance on < \^TK<H in our .">(• pagf booklet l*l»-a*»» uriti ropy. C. C. WAKEFIELD CO LTD k<»k^» >n »u n ihn«. HAKTI KKI) IJWh < H \MBI I I >IKI M <
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    Film Srars Burn Literary Oil
    257 5 Hi4iy«ocd. Acton and actresses*. familiar to tho— andi cf screen awl trying to win nc* audiences ritten word. .udx strioas Eddie Cantor, who Hm stork market and Then, of course, there l> is continuously writing in anßfcaMe way. Whik these two bKßirs may win no
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    REVOLVER IN PILLOW
    215 5 Customs Officers' Smart Discovery < il. utt., i h. 4. Tin -Preventive SUIT were r« atble smart pieces of work yesterday when they made a large seizure of a valued at about Rs. 45,000. and a revolver and 35 rounds of ammunition. On the arrival of the
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    A.S.P. ROBBED
    60 5 Chinese Hound Over at Penan« I) Wills m Fniang in tne ease a Chinese named Khoo Ah Kow was oharu of $5< 4 f M KlrlDwaad. AAT M h n Abdolcarder defended the accused I C In \1 Q and th, 0, l;,hkl behaviour for a parhxi I
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    DUTCH CONSUL SINCE 1931
    44 5 Mr N. J. Scheffer F«» "Leave Nmi| M N-.:'-.':. r'. he horth ie.i Ja\ a air. Scheffer has been Consul for 0M v. in FVnan- J :lj 1931 Hi [anil tin :n nn il Man h M: S ■■■ill Ja\a
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    ALLEGED MISCONDUCT BY UMPIRE
    715 5 PENANG SUPREME COURT MOTION Sequel to Partnership Dissolution I" the Supreme Court Mr. Justice K.C. reserved judgment in the motion J. J. S.< on behalf of Khaw Joo Chie. a.- i u fmp:: sion be varied or set aside on the ground of aUeged legal misconduct
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    INDIAN LABOUR
    105 5 Rates For the Second Quarter of 1933 I I :> i thf Indian Illn OM K: Lumpur. sr.bject to the approval of the various b to pres'-riix* the rates of i the second quarter of 1933 at 7°. cents for Mil 48 i mtt I lemalr labourers. The
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    39 5 The Sir. >•:, porUir}- IE pnacOl from tht- Garrick .u.ri k flwalni Loaden at Tainliu CMb to-day m 9.45 p.m.. It is hopini Hi.u i nn Btcd l >v thm piayi t at Tanglin Club even,- alternate Satin <:. BM on.
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    WHEN YOU GO HOME
    282 5 Leave Your Worries in Store. Wi ret'. home in M*tv> h. and can certain!'." do with th>- fhange— Tom sped llj Hi 5 had nearly four ;vars here without a breaK. and 1 three, and say what you like, the cliir.:>t>' doetake it out of one.
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      35 5 RESERVATIONS PHOHf 6903 urmm hmiat and tombquw at ,i.-> P m C'OMIRATI IA 1 lONS FIVsT VaTIONAI JISJUJJJJ* ()h nna noon! Unit I APPLALTOYOU! %k*fi* for ri^.nj? IflNlk :j^, .-f^t bat *^at F,;^ > f *3«
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      146 5 MATINEES TO-DAY and TO-MORROW, at U5 p.m. €«.IA TO-\liplll f> i5 Indoubtwlly THE BIG WEEK-END SHOW! Still Goinu Strong BKIIAINS BKKEZIEST NAVAL romance iII^HHBHRSHHHH LIEUTENANT f^S^ and f sv9 Beautiful Star of -<f \jkfl "GOOD NIGHT VIENNA -4^l I »^^«ai rhrilLs l'umed> Romance I "^M»k^« Mth (he RKITISH \.\\Y i>
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      236 5 Positively LAST DAY TO-DAY MATINEE AT p.m AIETRO-(i()LI)WYN->IAYER'S GRANDBST BREEZIEST, MOOT-JOYOUS COMEDY!! Marie Dressier POLLY MORAN IN "Prosperity BOOKING IS ADVISABLE. Plans at RobinsonV TO-MORROW: BUNDA V MATINEE at 3 p.m. Hi' had Six Hours to Live in which io avenui 1 HIS OWN MIRDER WARNER BAXTER JOHN BOLES, MIRIAM
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    WICKET KEEPING
    280 6 Net Much to dw When C.r;u<w:is Battint; Writu.. s n :r k-fpL;.: M. V.:: I ■<> a maui. OH I CHrace played. w I on the authority of He Strud from A Wkkham. wicket-keeper in the 1 Otouctster vs. Somerset at Bristol In May. 1895. lYrt scoring 2SS
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    ECHO OF AUSTRIAN TEAM'S VISIT
    246 6 otr ol (ensure Moved on S.F.A. Committee (he S.F.A I' IN l: tiU'lt UHd 'he visit Of the Austrian team to Mr. Robert Kirkwood. of Falkirk. moved that Hi Btfn B M Mai g Cm h- -tated that the luck round Cup ballot had given
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    49 6 Gmwenor House Canadians put up a splendid n«ht against Edmonton Superiors. Uu Canadian ice hockey tourists, at the Piuk-lam- rink. London, and although beaten b> 4—o did not do as badly as the score Mitfgtsts They were well worth a couple of l'ohK but lost chances through weak shooting.
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  • SPORT OF THE DAY.
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      THE RAISING OF GOLF HANDICAPS
      1264 6 QUESTION THAT MUST BE FACED A Great Chance Missed The new standard scratch score scheme estimating values, in terms ol figure oi B::| ti.-h golf courses is n u in operation, write •> Special Correspondent in HM Ob>< i- At least, it will opt rate
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      THE PUZZLE OF WILLIE SMITH'S FORM
      635 6 Moderate Show Against Joe I l)avi> OH HM biggest surprises in the history Is Is the moderate show b\ w. S:nr. liis long-anticipated match wit! DWrf Harry Young. Of tv..j Hi I -;x)ke on the subjei I tiai.i m two before the st:>rt, Smith
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      24 6 Middit-sex beat Hertfordslilre in Uu- Badminton county championship at Ware by 11 matches to 1 and will now play Sussex In the knock-out competition
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      243 6 BEIAfADE n?/-\ DtWAKE. of worthless imitations 11,,.,, i, „,,1; one H.IT. If you MCCfI •»> .m.n.' f..r n.ir ■"< kin i"" 11 rl k Imil-uion. ar.- ..«rr a. *..<"! tl" •umrtinirs ill.) nr. liarnifiil I" >"» \olir cliiMrrn. Don't nasli- >«»"r nione>. I«^>1 H-IT. It l« m.M onli in yrfl«*»
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      72 6 IF YOU ARE FOND OF TEA -drink the host/ -^~s^- v "^^t lot dailg uso Brooke Bond Tea COc//i gcu'den 4teShne\ f AIRSHIP MILK I FINEST OOSDENBI I MUUL Try a Tin tuul Ik- I an\ inced. Sole Distributors S. A. ALLAPITCH AY Co. 147 149 Beach Road. SINGAPORE i
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  • RUSH TO ENROL IN FIRST AID CLASSES
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      Instant Success of St. John Ambulance Centre
      187 7 OVERNOR PRESENTS CERTIFICATES \ppeal For Support of All Races irr Singapore The venerable Oro the Hospital of St John ol oldfsr irv:vinß Order of Chivalry It wa> unded in the 12th. eentury at the time of the ill I IMS for its Sovereign
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      EVER CITIZEN SHOULD BE PREPARED
      335 7 rn»- tm— y took "place in the ballroom mm Lady dementi. Dr. Chen 8a :.ir president of the Centre) and Mrs. Chen i. Sir John Scott (the Colonial Secre- Hon. Dr. R. H. Kotewall (senior tunese mrmter of Ike Legislative Council. long Bong> and Mrs.
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      HIS EXCELLENCY'S ADDRESS
      874 7 ,r> Of Tor Order Of -,t John bk Ortkt of M'^'.T 7Z^Z :v v" i; i n: i'--| tory as the F>*tk*» Hospitallers. From lH very outset the chief object of the Order was to brtof relief to the tick, the suffering and 'h<- r.r cd with
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    POSSESSION OF A REVOLVER
    307 7 CHINESE COOLIE FINED Weapon Hidden in Bottom of Tongkang The InidiiiK of an old revoher loaded with si\ rounds of ammunition, in a tongkang moored in the Singapore Kiver. led to the com rtion in the District Court yr terda> of a Chinese tongkang coolie, who
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    SYCE CHARGED
    225 7 Wife's Heath In (irovc Koad Crash I a the OS death by :a Javanese i rii. who was involved in a car crash in Geylang I Hal* 1 Puasah <tbe Ma was killed and a woman, passenger and her child were injured the ::ni::;.trv ir.qi:ir\' in- charge was
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    46 7 ■I: A O Ir m S, nioi E: Ptrak ind Pindlngs. is pr^eeeding home on Itaft by the P. and O. RaJ- Marth 4 Mi <^ Wildr ftlu ■irt Engineer. F'i^k btfON his depahome on fur'ough. ha*-, rctur! fd and will suclr Trtn. iin as Senior Engineer.
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    Success of Trade School Venture
    877 7 Foundation Students Now Ready to Leave Ihe first batch of graduates of the *>!>»- i t;.:pore Truth' School, which was es.t3bli.sb- i d in I<>ZU. will bo available shortl) K.r employment, and it is Ki.itilying to know that while j«:bs are not guaianteed lor j
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    EAST COAST MONSOON OVER
    424 7 BOATS ox THE RUN AGAIN Cheaper Living in Pahang F'ji.m Oir Own Correspond Knanl.tn. Feb. 15. K i;n rain, eternal rain For foui months it had been on th. K., t Coast of Pah And Hh MM tx ing rough and sto" vessels plying between Singapore
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    ST. PATRICK'S SCHOOL
    272 7 Inspection by Sir Cecil Clementi St PatnckV School the new establishment belor. I Christian Brothers, situated ■I Hm <>th mi!-- m the East Coast Road. 1 > and only recently opened; was visited t Excelled U* G trnor, who spent a very bu.sy morning there. Accompanied by
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    ARMED AT NIGHT
    116 7 Bomub lei i i An Irdlan described as a ■\-.npt M H. A. Fo-rer. tbe c judge, ywterday I•, palac m J i that Um areiaed, M W as I ifeo M in o'ti D Ttwiri^fiT n'yht. He was remanded I [for s<:ntpnc° until Fcb 22. Arresi
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    LEPER GIVES EVIDENCE
    732 7 Carying on Business as Vegetable Grower THEFT CHARGE FAILS Chinese Coolie Discharged by District Judge hm.-r .idm.lt.-d l.i h, -a trprl «I.r is n<,t onl> ..l laru«- »'tii i* »i' K «-Uhlr i 'iii- ,»iniili< n v .1*- <>ni t»• t lit* wit nr*- vs <■ j
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    MALACCA TRAGEDY
    36 7 Postn.l C!, T i His Homo (From O"r Ov.r A traced? •ocumd it* Malacca te* »'fi* when Wee Bw caamttUsJwr j«,:.r. h: r c•■ > Mat at Riverside. l-ni,^ otter. Hlbflt Tt fe beUered '.tot
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1933. KEEPING YOUTH OUT
    812 8 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1933. KEEPING YOUTH OUT WV arc all familiar wit!, the citizen, who. when the .subject of a I VUlillg age is mentioned. >r.iacks himseif heartily on the chest and with a Blight cough declares. -What. retire at H5 I should say not Look at
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    240 8 Mr. Ttr. H<ck Ann is to be sheriff for the Settlement of Penang. Mr Frank S Williams will address Wednest of the Rotary Club on "George Washington". Th- dtath took place on Jan. 4. at Taiptag C tIMJPKi 61- Rossie Street. Arbroath. Scotland I f Mr JHMI K\dd. \\ho retired
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    OUTSTANDING FILE
    243 8 Romance and (harm in "Tht> Call it Sin" One cannot help falling a victim to the chirm of the picture which is the present attraction at the Pavilion. It is the First N >nal production "They Call It Sin." which is born? mainly by those two charming young
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    COMMODITY MARKET
    95 8 LATEST TIN AND RIBBER PRICES AND STERLING RATES Rubber and Tin prices and the Sterling rate In New York and Pftrtl specially .cabled to the Free Pros.are as follow TIN I o'Hon. F»*v 17. Snot £148' f £148 Forward: Zl4B*A (£l4B-' 4 Tone of Market Easier RI'BBER *'>'iion.
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    229 8 SINGAPORE MUSICAL SOCIETY A BRILLIANT CONCERT Charm and Grandeur of "Hianaffca" i .ganorc Musical Society's concert at tin Victors M. i iinvr n A Brown, rose to great height* in the sii.c:i, Hi.,uVl..- W. cj:.:. 0 wonderful i iwnlii— Him of and instrumental music. The imilmli*, ,i;.-i.,. L^ W.. part.
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    136 8 Leading Powers* Kxchunge ViewAnswering a parliamentary question Sir John I Simcn said that on the initiative of the British I Government an exchange of views ted taken I place between the Ckvernment of the United! XT i9% Ctrl S*aM a*\ <-J TTlii mA O***ai< HL^ _-J ffc.!,,
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    FAINTED IN COURT
    74 8 Mr. Justice \\or\ Kemuwd to His Home tandon If» Mr. Justiot Avory collapsed in a fainting fit while sitting in the Kings Bench Divisicr. was carried out of Court and. after recovering. I conveyed in an invalid chair to his private carl and. the court ws* adjourned
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    WAR RISKS
    52 8 Necossarj In I ut u r ■jfcij. Feb Leading wheat exporters have heard nothing! as regards deferring ihipwiiti to China owing I to the war possibility, but advices from London I that war risk Insurance k necessary in I future China is aefcrrtof further purchases "owing to political
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    MRS. AMY MOLLISON
    39 8 To Await Husband Canan limdou |,i N Mrs. Amy MoHison is leaving Southampton in th^ st^ajucr Hl^pHMtß Brtsftfl^ on nttwy 18th. for the Canary Island! m*twrv shr her husband on his return from SoutM America. Reuter
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    GIANT FRENCH PLANE
    43 8 Tyre Trouble I May* Flight Ton V.iul t.-h II Bad luck is dogging the giant French planel a: i Ciel whu-h is unable to law on thereturn flight across the Atlantic until MMCfcl nth. ovine to tnv trouble. Reuter Wireless
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    LORD RUNCIMAN
    37 8 N«'u Peer 'lakes His Sr.it n 'bit teat In the Have of Lords to-day. He Is W yean old and h the father of Mr Walter :mm Prsident of the Board of Trade.— Reuter Wireless
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    AIR DELEGATE FOR GENEVA
    18 8 Sir Ph'Uo Svm. Under-SecrttoTy for left I/mdan for Geneva to attend the Dte- Reuter
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    DESERTER FROM POLICE FORCE
    119 8 31 Detected nn >• f h 'bus Li< aWgCSI CBIMwr (f<tm it,, Sifcjg l'»li.. .dlrtal Mriati IHMr. He was Haroon bin Mm' :n: kreDed against him ltM. he desert, d the Ispn absrond.-d On ni r«i in i Saj raeent^- he was arrests; j,^JJ ia..:u- Ui
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    THE KING AND QUEEN
    122 8 four! Kcturnin. i- To < i ■■iia. Fa. M It te iiilMHund that their Mantlet m dog and Queen, who on medical ad;** hi* mi w» me nsK ci ■wiMusa. w imw to London on February ltth. ind ;t ath Inferred that the Kind's doctor? w
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    WAR DEBTS
    86 8 situation Still in h Wajtkincto*. IV*. U Mr Ramsay alacDonald* ant In the Hou.se of Commons I received with "fnttted interot to <*M circles but the opinion is held tha to sute the concessions Britain make has left the situation rtill Lr a ta>»Reuter Wbtki. I ond.m Feb.
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    FREE STATE TARIEF WAR
    105 8 M. tkmmm Consider I tn llk t Mi Landor I Mr J H. Thomas to-day told H rwiinoin that he was constantl:the qiwUmi of takine further imawirw < secure for the Exchequer sum* balance du? from the Prer s -.v covrred bs' Customs 1 receipts from
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    SECURITY IN EUROPE
    61 8 Cieaeva Iffetinc tor the first time <* at the outset of the Dtasrm: the Politico Commtawon ci. the British programme of work bltiwiuo rapta.n Edn The ant ten on the agenda adaption of the decUnttoo th.. thould mort to force be mad. national dispute. The Keond it
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    HONG KONG COMPANY
    30 8 1.,M-<i Owiwr to Japanc AtA.t 111 |M I i'»Il Merest Hont Konc I" Ipelted toetor«i w-«* of «l^ Ijtopuw crtnent. Thrv hop*> to rt Reuter Far Eastern
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      96 9 DRASTIC CONDEMNATION OF JAPAN Demand For Withdrawal From Manchuria DOES IT MEAN WAR? II in That US. And Russia Will Hack League Action r: Committee of Nineteen is dead but it has lett jama hat may have the gravest consequences in t tmmt \m the Assembly of the Leag A.f
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      PUTTING THE SCREW ON MANCHURIA
      345 9 the Commits of Nineteen fcrs *.t 'Hidkbhed to-day marks a notable UW Lyttoa Report, practical!) the h j .mbo±«l in 11 in sane form ■part oprns with the first eight chapmm Report which it describes ii-'-a. Hrpartial and detailed statetin htatohal background" of the ■aost
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      Lord Lytton: Incorrect Report
      365 9 I s I vn^ut: Can Tukc To Enforce Recommendations London, trb |1 ;Us remarks to Isnanssf *^>«sslay was made by Lord Lytton wh at the Albert Hall. Man- like to refer to the report >ome London newspapers of aune to the Japannr StiKl Tuesday- It was
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      SAAR DISASTER
      82 9 Movinu Scenes At Funeral ot Victims Neuenkiohen. F>b. 11 of the victims of the explosion were conveyed in fifteen horse drawn wagoi. < ninUtiif. each wagon being escorted by firemen carrying 'Ighted tor. The Vic* Chf.nrellor. V*« P"pcn. the German Minister for Labour and i h nfflc'als here
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    OFFICER IN TOWER
    75 9 I w m I War Office Reveals Name London, Feb. 17. j The War Office revealed i i to-day that the officer under I i arrest in the Tower of London I is Lieutenant BaUlie-Stewart. of the Seaforth Highlanders. I J He will be charged with com-
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    FAMOUS JOURNALIST
    164 9 Death Of Sir Robert Oonald London, teh. 17 s I -hr* f;in:..:i< t- <i 12 R«utrr r: i-.d r< putatioi: i>t Sir Robert Donald, who was a Httn ■MM*! s<-ot-pT I :.t tKyond the. -as always. I I M \wth jduri-.alLsm. In hfc k: lir >»■<-- on parw:
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    S.A. COALITION
    55 9 Hertzojfs Letter To General Smut> .ip»'tu*n. I ,-r. 11 The coalition Government is now a General Hertzog. Prim Minister and Leader qJ th«. National I d to al SmuU:. Leader of the South African k a detinue otitr. 'the N DroDtsals for a roah-l tion of the tvo
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    104 9 ..[>< town I I|. I General Hertzog, in a statement to R< i gives the pniu u>ul conditions on which aalists are prepared to cooperate wit. parties and which it h understood are embodied in ••< General SmuI These include: Retention of the un. of a I t South Africa
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    REPEAL OF PROHIBITION
    61 9 I .S. Senate Adopts Resolution Washington. Feb. 17. I:;- s. u:..pTfd the r -'tlutiop in favour ol of prohibition and it now goes to the House of Representatives after .which. If adopted, it will wmt ;ition A ■peci&l convei. i M«Mi 4h s- s provides for protection
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    NON-AGGRESSION PACT
    46 9 Franco-Soviet Agreement Ratified Moscow. Feb. 17. I The Franco-Soviet pact <f non-aggression j concluded last November comes into foice" immediately .us the instruments of ratification, were < \rhansed by the Assistant Foreign Commissar and the French Ambassador at tne Foreign rr.:n:vs;inat in Moscow yesterday.- Reuter
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    BIRN ALL GOODS
    58 9 Intense Anti-Japanese Boycott At Canton Shanghai. Feb. 17. I M- Anti-Ju:>am\sc Society <>f c\i: idoptwi new measures against the i in Japan: c go OMMp fci '> cini.ifd into twonty-six area, for the inspection of all imported rroods. M.-mb-rs of the so-lfty have also bron divided into
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    UNEMPLOYMENT
    22 9 Mr Lansbury's Motion Defeated I-Onci tii. r <•(>. ii. i 1■ C i; I f 4f«' i r: M 'r- *l,t, Reuter
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    MR. ROOSEVELT'S OWN STORY
    102 9 Thought Shots Were Firecrackers KING'S CABLE Mayor Cermac Believed Will Recover Miami, Feb. 17. Mayoi CYrmak passed rattfu] Dlfbi and seen;;, quite rlMWlflll and jovial, states the latest bulletin The doctors believe he will recover tmk"s.s implications arise No operation Ls templated though the bullet is
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    SAW SPECTATORS COLLAPSE
    235 9 \>u Vork. Feb. IT. A drama-: m r the attempted a.^as&i-i.a-iun wa.s told by Mr H,r. .s. to piv-nu-n l!r HM tnkl m Miami to Mm York H<- said that in- ..:i.t talking tu Mayoi Cermak h» heard wh.it he thought wer< tirecrnckcr> H-- looked round and
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    ATTEMPTED MURDER
    119 9 /iiii;;ir;j Charged in Criminal Court Miami. leh IT Zingara was formally charged with Hi af-:r.nted murder of Mr. Roosevelt ana t :-.■•< Dthers. Each iharge carr*.- maximum penalty of 2;) fHCI ;:r.:: H II f was MM i>ect of Mayor Cei or Mrs. Gill The authorities are waiting
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    NO INTEREST IN COMMUNISM
    57 9 N>vr York. Vvb. 17. Zm^ara evinced no Interest in Communism and is unacquamtc! wr.h tin MHRkM tho urcordins? to Profe^or M(>lf\ Mr Roosevelt's econoni; adviser, who questioned Zingara. Mi Roosevelt does not contemplate any change in his repular habit.- H« wa.>tirpnstd at a .>uuuestion for curtailing
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    MRS. ROOSEVELT INTERVIEWED
    65 9 Ithaca. (New York.. Feb. 17. Ms*- Roosevelt, wh has come hen to deliver a lecture, said t Reuter's rrespondent that she did not belu\e in advisin| what precautions were necessary tor her husband and added that the Incident undoubtedly had net disturbed him apart from anxiety for
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    MAYOR CERMAK'S CONDITION
    24 9 Mayor CVrmak'j condition i- mort sat;.s factory tht pain is lcs.s ,e\cri ..i.'i In i.- re.vMn quietly deeping at intervals. Reuter
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    CHTTTAGONG TERRORIST
    66 9 Capture of Chief With Price On His Head ChitULgong, Feb. I'.. A sharp engagement with terrorists at tin village of Gairal;* near Patiya. twenty mill from Chitta^ong. t<*lav result d m thf CSpt :> of Surya Sen. tiie alleged brain in -Hmci ttel recent Chut a: or." attuk>.
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    NAGEL INJURED
    32 9 Triable To PJay in Final Test Melbourne, Feb. 17. hh a t N vr.,,t ir -..ill i) Mi on I F-bMi.i: 23 as he has Injun ri liis arm. Reuter
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    REICHSTAG RUMPUS
    61 9 President Pushed From His Seat I'.rrll,, I 1 An attempi Reichstag "commil People 's riuht* pi !;u ti i Lwii.! <!. .it- rci.-i Tht- N i/.i <;• .irnian. Herr unred he would preside and went init. I >■ Q i pw h((. b -«a' hcWW and < i)op«ties
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    REDS SLAUGHTERED
    84 9 Attempt To Break Through Fail> Slian*fi..». iH> 17 A :rom headquarters at Naoohanc. ;-.uil of *H#ngfl. stales that tttr OommbMb in South Klangsl who have been hemmed Id tram four directions by flimrnimt troosja, m ttonipt to f or aa opening Bm district of Chinku last WftdwMtajr and
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      2030 10 Ellerman Bucknall ftp) I^^^^R£Piii^eNTiNc^9^^a steamship Co., Ltd. n J s*^"^ .Incorporated in England) IsflflCn If^/110 On/1 A nno THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE (Ocean THE 81AM STEAM NAVIGATION Co.. Ltd, DllLloll lUld dllU l\ UL C \T\LI S^^uo^^ SSSfiS^SST^^r'g -ellerman- line. uiiuou niuia auu r^ F cc -iHeS S SS^J^iSS 1
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      653 12 Burns Philp Line. (Incorporated in Australia FOR BRISBANE, SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE vim JAVA. DARWIN AND THURSDAY ISLAND ■««u]ax mocthly t^ 1 by tbe well-known steamer MARELLA >7.1H 'on* *n0 id# 8 3 MANOOLA 13.352 tonsi Carpo only] UARELLA to one of the 'arrest and finest steamer* «r«dlrn to Australia Cabins
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      740 12 MAIL DESPATCHES KV BTBAHCR. TRAIN AND AEROPLANE TO-DAY B.lliton. Java. Sou'i:-\V' S ma tra South Ea.t Borne* Colebi Moluccas and Timor Dilly Qanaral Van Oaea 8 a.m. r D| Aing 01 8 a.m. Ka: im :i Han- Yon 8 ain [1 LJo PhiltppbM I iancis and U.S. A Knt Im.
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      639 12 CHURCH SERVICES Sexa^esiiTia SI. ANDRI.WS C AIIIIDI! XL fi.od a.m. Holy Co :.irjin;e:. ;.3O a.m Matin:-. 3 a.m. Holy Communion Choral 915 a m Holy Communion. .30 p.m Evensong (Chun,' nd Sermon b.30 pm. SoiM(t B Christopher's, Jot. H Bahru. Monday Wettnead*; Mad Friday, at 8 ain Holy C> mmunion
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      245 12 [LONDON ADDKI 12 %I.L M*\l.L. I OMKiv ol la^t tw:n-screw O: 1 MM .esseb oetweea KAN GOON (OLOMBO M\K-HIM-PLYMOI TH AND LONDON with through connection frotn ■I Penaac. HOMIWAKII S\IIIN- lv 'A ORCEST*ER SHIRE MftT 2 CHESHIRE MBr 16 YORKSHIRE SHROPSHIRE Apr. IS OXPORDSHI; r ►UCESTERSHIRf v.. WOli CES TTIT\
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      175 12 Tllh KAST ASIATIC Ct LIMIT orporated m I>nmarti lUMKII *M PT'>m F'oin Pt Ibjaj S'poiT Ma- Per m lacca Svett oaaj EKRIA 11/1 28 3 311 LALAN. II MEOKIA 0 5 iALSIA 10 3< BORINOUk 10 6 T FIONIA ERRIA LALANDIA MEONIA 12 0 12 9 ALSIA 3 10 1/10
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      304 13 Fine Towing Feat by Tan d a Another thrilling tale' of rescue in t; Sea. the third within as many months, was i'-: H K«»iu tn. .V;. '-'•-< :t: .i '.La J..;.,:.. t iftshins trawler in tow. 1 M-:;:!.. H Kong, sighted the Japanese vesseL wall helplessly hi
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      333 13 itutstion ..i International Xyrrrmrnt I An article in the Manchester Guaidian I Commercial points out the need cf establishing jan agreed body on international shipping law. fit is not difficult, says the writer, to 1. I stand the attitude of a body of practical [ping men recently who.
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      FERRY DISASTER
      176 13 Drowned in Midnight Capsize txxtl of 45 tons capsised off Uwajima. Ehime *H lecture. Shikoku. in the Bongo chain |a] m (The boat was plying between Uwajima an< [thirty |»wi mi n and a crew of atVN The flrst that was known of the tragedy was when three
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      FREIGHTER AGROUND
      40 13 Tokyo. Jan. 31. The Tatrtian a freight r ol 99K torn betaf- i ju_ |0 the Trtns l I ■grow I <ti Bm <ast :tl li > »Wh !r th(l wane i O f a Joumrr ftroti Yokoham. \nfete*
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      A WAY THEY HAVE IN THE NAVY
      1174 13 A WAY THEY HAVE IN THE NAVY How CERTAIN TITLES WERE ADOPTED Ships y\u<t Have Hasbands <■ I' I. Burin tt. H N HM S .nth th<- origin ol nine ol nil Che Royal Na\ i i he addn H..-_ Konu Kotanans II :.tce of th.- Kn. |pam N.i. ■<
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    STEAMER'S MISHAP
    134 13 Tin- Everett in DMrea Near Seutt!* Washington, .lan. I C'oit>! illitlC! i- T. i i Captain F.u :.i.' Biak- i. s r—nfto Air. i ko mml i buMm I lid l^^ teamship Evert tt whii i. flu 'tin I I tin miles west of Seattle Ol!:. j.ii- v.i
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      214 13 BOTHERED WITH tCZEMA_S_ YEARS \rms. Neck and Head Healed by Cuticura. ma started with a rash and itchd wa* oa Hhe that far loot time. i it came out in dry patches g s| over. Mi the hiilaUou was un- a-.- < y MM, neck and tor iree samples of
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      254 13 x 9 I 'ilp 1 JPI B^l^^i 1P» H^^ IB HI H |Br HI Bi HOW VITAL IT IS— IN THIS SHORT PERIOD, WHAT HOPES AND FEARS ARE CROWDED I _f*A IS HE GAINING WEIGHT m J IS HIS FLESH FIRM AND HEALTHY ARE SOUND BONES FORMING IN THAT lITTLE
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    LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
    232 14 S.T.C. Ladies Tickets Io Ih,- Id.tor Sir,— l quite agree with Old Stajer" In all thai he has said on the subject of the Singapore Turf Club ladies tickets. The bad practice of the few can no doubt be c necked by many ways, two of
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    SKATING IN BRITAIN
    268 14 C. W. Horn Remains Amateur Champion :n O:r Ov C-m-sp».:.di-lH London. Jan. 31. Th-rj :.ae bf'n .skating championships yrtng the Great Itaeze c w Horn, l still irnplon Horn u,a--> born -i ha> .i\ed all his life et Upwell, near \V is been Cambridgeshire. He lint won
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    PERAK SOCIETY FORMED
    800 14 (By Our Wireless Correspondent) <\nothir Malayan radio society has come into being. Perak enthusiasts have united and there l- added to the list the Perak Radio Society, riii ob..c< t> oi the new society are very similar to thooe which Inspired the revival of the fiety here,
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    ROUND YOUR DIAL
    434 14 Popular Shortwave Radio Stations 1 The following Ls a list of stations which cai t' 1 received .n Slnjjep >re Java Stations Bandoene PLM from abou > p.m. gramophone reo an d u:-phon\ t sts with Sydney. Au traiia. and oth^r stations j I .a; -ai; ttkm
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    CHINESE SECRET SOCIETIES
    801 14 BROTHERHOOD OF HEAVEN AND EARTH Mr. Hubert Banner's Lecture 'From Our O\w: Correspondent < Mr Hubert Banner, ot Malayan Aten< who is a keen student ot Masonii lore, and ancient religions, and v oi ;r has valuable experience in th( Far Eist, ■;> recently at the Author.-.'
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    FRENCH SOCIALISTS
    94 14 Congress to he Convened for Easter Pa is. !>b. 15 The ".atonal f-oimri! of tho s hM ill M to held na m I etoenss. at A^ pnon. at Eoster, vrh a mow v: a aeain-t var and f o adopt a method of s'i rh. t v.ouri
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      127 14 I Mftt I Sllcnburgs I Foods I Made from the purest milk of co^ s pastured in the home counties, the 'Allenburys' Foods art* as easily digested as mother's m.lk. They are germ tree and are simply and quickly made by the addition of boiling water only. Milk Food No.
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      56 14 *^5S flvi -f---*, Jr^- U l ■■/Si 8 i: i fHi!iftul &<J» sPL fS^ You need suffer no longer the pain »nd d.scomfort of Rheumatism sc.at.ci. Lumbago jf your blood is kept in a pure and healthy state remove the cause of the trouble by uking Clarke's Blood Mixture. t
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      798 14 BANKS AND INSI k\\ r I CHARTERED BANK. THE VOKii! I Ol CHINA \lMK\in \M> him l> 4». I I .in.orpor.ud m E,.., ll\>;\, fl). I capital in tOOJMO share* <■*■■■«*■■- m im, I CJ.000.000 Capital Subscribed iFullj M I Rt'S» -.< r..n<. mG.i'ui' U|)i I pwn MHHf of Proprietors
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      185 14 BRITISH BROADCASTING j CORPORATION j j PROGRAMMES FOR INDIA. BURMA, J STRAITS SETTLEMENTS, and I J FEDERATED MALAY STATES J FROM THE EMPIRE TRANSMITTER. I DAVENTRY. LNULAND i I Wavt-lent'th.s L's m-tn ar,.. 31 3 metres. J i Saturday. February 18th. t J O.M.T 230 p.m Tim. Su:ia, i-om J
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    148 15 RUBBER GOODS FROM SINGAPORE vSADA rVNNCXI •MihlK ..!,.r> Ihned by Japanese k: m MSotMvMI at ttK Ottawa cobSbvmmcv are ;>«:'. u» > i jn connection witk the drveraion of wheat jaamte fro« United SUtes to Canadian Bovtag the deeWa* by the Brttts i Oovonly a"""* iße pweweewe 1 of in
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    TINPLATE INDUSTRY
    114 15 < ompetition ktMr aa&ual rrvtev of the Wetih tlnplate Messrs. «m and Oawtry, of Unr-I -id Ljadoa. d» not Uke rery hopeful i <■ l» IWi^m ikai N i- > than a quartar off HflHon tons— say, Ql standard buiaa aaw fbat there was an addition bf about
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    INCOME TAX
    61 15 tiu r -up Payments m firitain ot tDc<4ae-taji nanaanta. Tltt amount the week was O^TtM* 1 whW» A. r last year's ftgui* of «M52.00( 'wwnilnim with £19,718.000 recerred m the I week of MBl-^w Is stUI Tha surtax reonvaa *awff Unst O,nt Jtt a year ago- Witt t
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    ARGENTINE MISSION
    41 15 nvv With Hoard of Trade President •*•<«* of the Board of Tr«<t to-digr Ulna U^Lm| u hp kllr I n with truci^ •.v :.t:ftw^ rir^ iLTd Unit**vi rxchar.K*"d ini^ art vp for thr purpose o< ,tnou **peci* of thr sltu»-
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    NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
    128 15 Chan^e> in Representative Prices Y*h. It M 16. f r.. 56 1 M Am. Tphone and Tgraph 100 100H M f-a/rcan 42 41 M I) I.' 35 Hi m Ohm ii nu t:.-~.-.. 13 's m% 13 Oen. Motors lr'«K'. 1 4 4 Ci ;.e H
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    LEWIS & PEAT'S RUBBER REPORT
    174 15 LEWIS PEAT'S RUBBER REPORT With wery UtUe interest being shown I abroad prices are again inclined to sag and all itnHKmr are marked down on the week. American Questionnaire figures for January were i— Compared with previous month Lmi^ort* 31.100 Tons. 2.500 Tons.* Con. um; :un. IN 4.700 ■Mk 8200
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    THE £ ABROAD
    101 15 THE ABROAD IMr Yt-b II IS. \ni-sur ami 85T 855 V K m 600 F ■W, 252 V» m 14.4 14.44 la. 6<L 15.6532d 15.65,32d 24.694 24.61 Vi Mm*** 313 Hi 5«0 Buenos Aires 47.58 41 H 41 official rate Oooenhagt-n 159 32 7 16 qH, 25J2H WJW k is.
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    STOCK EXCHANGE
    75 15 Revival of Interest in Kaffirs liOndon. teb. 11. Oi lh« Suxk tMwii.' to-day H feature •w:vs h 1 •>' interes: m Kaffirs, influt-nced by !h!' hum a«th Mr.ran poUtlcl developments. ,■;,;;■>.,■,,■,. au.ee. ,h, on.y if 'mi>"' mi in^ tn> drop in ?ZZ nnd cZ^ :i:tus t.-ll vun: tho
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    RUBBER AND TIN RETURNS
    26 15 Harrisons. Barker and Co., Ltd. A|?cnt>: T^unUn* Tin Dredging Ltd.. Outpot for o^4g piruis hours run 1.175 yardage 3«S^ vrfuro! $128 290
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    "STAMP MONEY" IN U.S.
    412 15 Scrip Adopted After Bank Failures Stw York, Jan. ZZ. K'.ai MUT.r> <>r -tamp money" Is bein? u*ed -it: harci-i>rtsv. d Amt'rican communities to-da\ United Press sunv} r» veals. The stamp monej id. a employed first b> the Id'au town <■: Hawarden. aroused Interest i-:.sewh»Ti' win!, communities
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    INDUSTRY AND TAXATION
    337 15 F.8.1. Proposals For Relief Thr ■ommittee of th»- FVoTation of r,!it:.>h hid; ti :«s has received the recommendations of its Taxation Committee a> to the proposals vhich industn should urge on Qm Bxchequ r Coc Hghtentnf 1 -;ivy burdens imposed by lu^ti taxation These are Lowering of
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    TRANSPORT BILL
    47 15 London, Feb. 15. Th«- London PasM-ngrr Transport Bill was nad a third tune in the House of Commons by 232 voU-s to 46 last ni«ht The Labour Opposition regarded the measure as a step in thr right direction and did not oppose the third readin*
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    BRITAIN'S DISARMAMENT POLICY
    452 15 MUTUAL UNDERSTANDING BETWEEN NATIONS Sir J. Simon Reviews Position London, Feh. 1 5. Internationa] affairs were surveyed by the Foreign Secretary 1 Sir John Simon, in a speech at Southampton to-nigtal, Referring to disarmament, he regretted that the Geneva C nf ere nee had been unable to
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    IMPERIAL COMMITTEE
    120 15 Facilitating EconomicConsultation London. Keh. 14. Hi. Imperial Committee ol Erononu Constiltati< n mo? at Canac!:» House this morning tad elected its o. D. skpiton. aXetpti w !.-i! -a.- Canadian Government, as C! lirman -'nd (ie-.uied forthwith to review the existing Inter-imperial institutions referred I :n the arms of
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    WOMEN TAKE UP LAND
    150 15 Free Homesteads in Alberta Edmonton. Feb. 17. Women in substantial numbers are taking up im- homestead lands in the Provinco ul AHx-rta 'Sinc<- July 2. 1931. when new regulations, fMttOfcg the acquisition of homestead lands OWMd and udminttpred by the Government (.1 AltxTta came into effect,
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    To-Day 98 Price Changes
    422 15 To-Day 9 8 Price Changes EXCHANGE RATES February 1" SELLING London 4 months' sieht Ml IP London. 3 months' sight 3 27 62 London. 60 days' .si^ht -3 ISJM London, 30 days' sieht 2 3 25 32 Londor.. demand 2 3 3 4 London. XT 2 3 23 32 Lyons
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    FRASER'S SHARE LIST
    876 15 i-KIDAV. KI.BIII \KV ***** I^SZ CIOMNCi (ROTATIONS Aiain Kumbang i X3s 6u 2as bd Ml Malay i£> a oa B, H 10* Bd Ho 6d Batang Pa dang <$1» 05 Caws (s|) *a 40 B ikit Arang <Sli >ni bunnan Malay <£> i: > noul i£> *c
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      79 15 4-cU exceed tlMtt.tf Assurance ln force over $3S,NMH The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. (Incorporated In the BtralU Settlements) OFFICE (Jreat Eastern Life BuUdlng, Cecil Street, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE 27, Old Jewry. E.C. ompany has £20,000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England and compiles with the British Life
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    S.A.F.A. LEAGUE ENTRIES
    375 16 Wiltshires Only Newcomers to First Division 12 CUP TEAMS M.P.H. Surprise Withdrawal From Third Division ■From O K-- <•....- :.d- rt i Nine clubs have entered for th. KM Hi Uh r A f. f. rthrominK :.,:>:,•: La>' ar\- club» with t I* I f\ t-.lili> 111.
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    WATER POLO
    170 16 i lum-M Teams To Play \t S.S.I following will represent the Chinese Swtamlng Club agaans; ;> s-.um-mlnf Club at water polo on Sundajv it 30 a m at the B.SC. l^t Iram Seat Choni: C I Clu-o Beng Kay, Um Fbok Loong. Teo Slew s nlteng Own, 81m
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    GARRISON GOLF CLUB
    36 16 Udi m lV ed on j F*fcn»iTlsth and 16 The following were *wt retdras: S A Square v... i One play ofl of the tie f or the Jmnar H C Gi^'in ;u;.
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    KEPPEL GOLF CLUB
    8 16 ■■•>mp'»titi n will be plaved
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    LAST HOCKEY MATCH OF SEASON
    500 16 Y.M.C.A. BEAT WILTSHIRES Rather Poor Finishing at Tanglin Wiltshire Re*t. .2: Y.M.C.A. 3. In the last ho. y match of the season. th> YM C A defeated the Wiltshire Regiment at Panglin yesterday by ihree goals to two The result rat) i flatt red 'hi
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    BOXING ASSOCIATION
    196 16 No Important I>usiiu>> at Annual Mfctfatt Mr. H V- H r the a: general meeting of the Singaport- Boxn.u 'ion. held at the Ad?lphi Hotel, yestti.ir. Members of the Board of Control present Mn w r Ct h. (Jit-: v m igofl Di \v Q Kvuns. Dr. K
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    S.C.C. LAWN TENNIS
    95 16 Results of Yesterday's Semi-Finals of tho Mixed Doubles Handicap i-mi-finali *stprda\ were as follows: W. K I>«bbs and Mrs Taylor, plus 3. beat H M(M'i::;iv ..mi Mrs tttMUttf, scr ti :< W H Dn,ogleever and Miss Walker Taylor, pha 15J, h *t F. T K Hobfea and
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    CHINESE LEAGUE UPSET
    406 16 ST. MATTHEWS LOSE AT JALAN BESAR Lowly-Placed Benderaeers Take Both Points Bendempor A.C st. M.Y.P.CI. l A ('hints, League ftxjt^all mati ii at tlie Jalan Besar Stadium yesterdaj had an unexpected resuli when Ekntiemeer Athletic Club. '.vho an practicallj at thi bottom o\ the Leaigiie table. inllicte'J
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    MORE SMUGGLERS
    227 16 Throe Chinese Fined in District Court possession o; lour and a half i c:..... ;bp ffin who I vmttd by the Sit. I'reventru Benrt i A bofoae Mt h a i- n\ i Smgapoie Criminal District esterday. :.o ....aided in. 27 on bail oi s5O. I* \va» stated
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    SINGAPORE SWIMMING CLUB
    114 16 W Q Law son and C C Van Lelyveld will v.in: off ti( for Ist plan in "B" class dtrgre..ti at 'lie SSC at 10 31) a. in on Suikku W. G Lav.Kon and B Megps will swim ofl tit for 2nd place in Jackson Miller contest
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    95 16 A propo-ai is pH toot lor the M.C.C. to send l) amateur team taily next year to the smaller land-; of the West Indus forming the Lrcward ni Windward groups. These ha\c not bet n visited by recent touring teams. At the annu.ii JOMtOJ OJOOUBf of the Malacca lawn Tennis
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    ENGLISH AND SCOTTISH CUP
    246 16 TO-DAY'S BIG SOCCER CONTESTS Arsenal Without A Fixture The fifth r und 'of the Engli.-i! Cu] wil played t;>-day the teams being as folkwrs Bolt on \'6 Mam in ster City Brighton vs West Ham Burnley vs. Chesterfield. Sunderland vs Blackpo* Derby, vs. Aldershot. Halifax v«
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    INTIMIDATION CHARGE
    248 16 Well-known Malacca Resident Fined r-.'.m Our Own Correspondent* M.i.. 1 ».f r. I oin S?bjah. a well-knovn residt was brought up befov* Mr. H C as a consequence of a complaint I San. and was charged with crii: :cat:on by threateninc I San that be would lay information
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    THWARTED LOVER
    125 16 lirinv:s Charge Aeainst Father of Lost Bride An fli.-'c: disappointed !ov?r is the comp .iinant in a bm tt heating which was men* i luned befurt Mr A Furrt Singapore Criminal District Judo ytsttrcnThe aroused Baulk Shah, was charged with rii- in resptct |1M in i ash and
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    TWO YEARS SENTENCE
    199 16 I nruly Indian Schoolboy Sent To Reformatory A little Indian boy ;\as brought to thT\ lice Courts yesterday at the inst.ii. rf hi^ father, who requested that hi.s s, lk- sent lo the Reformatory as he was u>n bodient The lather, a 'uiard on the F.MS R.Uwayv
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