The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 22 February 1933

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    Masthead
    19 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS NO. 13,557. ESTABLISHED 1835. SINGAPORE, S.S. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1933. 10 CENTS.
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    THE DAY'S NEWS
    323 1 Two hundred people w.r, reported kilU-d ib an explosion .«nd fin- at rul>b«r factory in Shanghai Pate The Japanese Consul Ctenera I in Sin»rap»r»has informed hi* 10 nationals that there is I*o «ause for excitement <>r worr\ over affairs in the Far Fast— Page K. former usher
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    STOP PRESS
    102 1 FACTORY TIORROK Shanghai. M-l. -I I'm rait i ai> ai: si killed and .so I 5 in ur-d S« v»-nn an lightly hurl and ten are musing. Ma:r. >•: iM n.r.r.d -r. in a <HH '■ouditioi. The cause of the cataMrophe ha* not y.t b"i. uHor nin'Hi. Th.
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    THE OLD WILD MAN
    558 1 H! Far from It! Hk clothes were uhmbi iob pw HSt impression of being made up of odds and end* His hair teemed ever In need of the barber* scissors, and bis chin, except on Sundays when he bad a weekly shave, knew no raeor. Hki
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      119 1 KLIM 1»1 !U I) MILK »\slt l R|/H> MILK it IN THF 1-KOPM S. S 9TOR£S RAFFLES HOTEL MALAYA'S PREMIER HOTEL T///S EVENING TEA DANCE 6.30 to 815 p.m. INFORMAL DINNKR DANCE 930 to Midnight RAFFLES CELEBRATED ORCHESTRA PHONE 5381 ~Vg "SAY IT WITH MUSIC" •5 COLUMBIA RECORDS ITH APOLOGIES
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      196 1 Notice to Contractors Green Island Cement Company I of Hong Kong We have pleasure in informing v <>f Green Island Cement that we carry ample stocks in paper ba#s. pinny ba£>, arid casks to meet all requirements, and we are assured of a continuance of supplies during the temporary stoppage
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      49 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS Quick cooking— Puge I- 1 Say it *ith Music— Pace 1. Buy BritLsh products— P^P Maker and breaker of records— Pap «> Prom th- Lind of H-- Bprinebok -Pae- 9 CHRYSLER SATISFACTION ""pianos upright grands FROM $450.00 GUARANTEED FOR It TEARS W. J. GARCIA PIANOFORTE MANUFACTURER, AMRER MANSIONS.
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      22 1 KLIM POWDERED MILK THF NEARESI APPROACH TO Plßi FRESH, PASTEI RIZED MILS OBTALNABLE IN THE TROPICS OBTAINABLE AT ALL LLA-DING PROVISION STORKS
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    WATCH REPAIRER PAWNS HIS WORK IN HAND
    515 2 Story of Owner's Refusal to Take Back Article :.:ng proper Siaim>e-Malay watch repairer was tlned > the Third Magistrate yesterday. Accused contended that the owner had declined to tak property— a watch— back nhen tt was His Honour warned the accus 'here would
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    OFFERED BRIBE
    53 2 Hawker Who "Flath Refused" to Move On Per offering a bribe to a polktman. a CMneat hawker was fined $5 Criminal DUtrut Judge. Mr. n '-'.I i. j,; A pohc- constable gave evidence that r^i mt the junctiol :in »»*ter. obstructing the lite-foot way wit Pottwnan a bribe
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    LIKE THE PRUSSIANS OF 1914
    269 2 LIKE THE PRUSSIANS OF 1914 Lord Lytton on Japanese Attitude Fa; is. Feb. 21. .i strikii < at a meeting ol the Peac< B> M i>'.ch: ua- RBf/fc ft) U»d I I rh;jt Jap in did not appear t < vi-'h 11 r- latest ilt ''1 pnn rh. U'lht Uki
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    COLOSSAL MAN POWER
    189 2 I was most impressed by the colossal man Uh future of which >eemed ;>ped up in the questions of hew. i and that splendid manhood would b 0M unifyme force of natirnal con* I ness. t.»-:ieva or Moscow said Lord Lytton. "the shadow of that great question
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    "ANY EMERGENCY"
    31 2 Tukio. I>h. It, I newspapers here quote tho J.r atifM Navy M<"**fr"^ M warning the officers a: d nun to prepare -ay qpn kh| MJ 'ise. Reuter Far Eastern
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    JAPANESE BONDS WEAK
    31 2 New York. H-b. >i. Japiiin'M' bond^ fell two and a quarter points Oo Ufa]] Sti yesterday Tin- decliiif which :•..< d for a fortnight amounts to ten p.u::T.> Reuter
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    TRAVELLERS WARNED
    148 2 I-ond.m. Feb. 21. C" .:.im i i. C!;:nj \s.,re mentioned in the House of Commons lint m^ht in' question.- regarding tlv- an-a atifi n d am' whether British Mibji were advised against] I'titerm^ these areas by His Majesty.- Consuls. Sir John Simon replied t!v he was not ay.
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    SEVERE FIGHTING
    22 2 fiiui-htu* f«*h. "21. b fi^htiny ian at Chaoyar.gsu to-day. 1 -'.i[ ••<:.■ Chir.i m opened thi HUn an Japanes 1 Reuter
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    JAPAN UNITED
    239 2 House of Peers* Secret Session i okio. I eb. 11. c Hous' f Peers m< in .1 se< rtt j imoi and the Low 1 Ho6fl (fall c b 0^ luarn... the O-\- >aid dfd ion with r gard c I r > fttfj Ob II L- n
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    CENSORSHIP IMPOSED
    149 2 30.000 Chinese Troops Concentrated Tokio. Feb. 21. Press despatches indicate ihat last night's fighting at Choyangssu '..a- precipitated by a Chinese altnr.pt to er. the Japanese garrison which was promptly reinforced b\ the Suzuki Brigade from Chinchow. About thut'. thousand Chinese troop* are reported to be concentrated in
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    DISARMAMENT HOPES SHATTERED
    146 2 London. 1 eb. 21. Japar.V •< tn mem fr. th I igu< lit I Urn -t serious crisis since the Lea- to i pUon ii -Hm i >•>..;■ I> npl n* n h.n-- tMtoMrak before without .shaking the position ol LeagW but Japan i< OM f the
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    JAPAN'S SHIP PURCHASES
    99 2 London leh 2 The London D.-.'. Kx.ness front page "splas! declares that the purchase^ of old B Bed for Ja->?n are believed in shipping circles to be part of a wall- piepared ti X ECM H in the even*, ol the full scale ho> \t ihe Far
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    BRITISH INDUSTRIES FAIR
    220 2 27 Miles of Stands At Olympia London. Feb. IS Th. Bntish Industries X...: which will opei on Feb 20 again records an increa.M- i:. i:. area '.ccupieci. this ti no cf IT compa with 1932 Fhere are 27 miles of stands in the special Empire Marke'int: B.>ard
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    PRINCE'S BALL
    154 2 London. Feb. 20. A gbSdaf pIM Hot International cc-uperatu.n to overcome the economic depression was marie to-ria> b. the PTtoOi Of Wales m the dinner ziwn In cc>nnection witli the opening of the British Industrie Pair .it tin Mansion House. He said Britain was pulling through, but in
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    BIRMINGHAM RECORD
    124 2 London. leb 1«* k- jßjmatatlm from au tr ilia a n Afrl Ir.d,.i N' !a. F' ratio Finland Japan, and South America ut-n ;)iestnt at London and Birmingham at the optnini oi th< ti i of the British InduMrk F;.:: S^-.: representatives, in parti be< aus« thy pr<
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    ZINGARA'S SENTENCE
    13 2 Miami. IHi 'I f f .iSSod on irder of Mr. Reuter
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      43 2 A MODERN REMEDY I FOR INDIGESTION. DYSPEPSIA. FLATULENCE and ALL FORMS n OF STOMACH TROUBLE. a Now obtainable in two forms. POWDER AND TABLETS. v MAC LEAN MAC LEAN BR AND T.KAND ll STOMACH STOMACH POWDER TABLETS. s MEDICAL HALL, LTD. CHEMISTS. t
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      372 2 HERE'S A (JOLDEN OPPORTI'MTY Which should not be missed W't be >unce that ■i an no' iln ;iU 4tooounl on an clocks and watchks oui UfIfUAL STOCK TAKING AND iENLINK '."HEAP SALE Wbkh wU t* I hi pi days only You will duim- thi period ,a\ >..?:• 1" prin U;r
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      429 2 TENDERS. SINfJAPOBE MUNICIPAL 1 Tenders. i Nu iIC 1 h*Ti'O> u:\ n thai !>ae-- an now invited toii<>w.nt ina;e-:al v: ier\ i and thai iari rulai r.der M i). obtained in the Tender Boom. Municipal Offices Sup .structfcm of New Sewage t .^i^. -t% j ■fcli¥W ■■gaaiWlmMl TBmfd» n1 BBBBJBJBJB^m^Bjp
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      288 2 NOTK THF IMI i: \i >rporated in Qut^r, Nonce oi l^larMtter.ofl^ijta Interim h Matfce ib hereby mmxi ih.. nii'i/ion I nt Siv f> m Ui\ iu< n<.i «>i ai\ i ener jirt mat or a< ■j thr !nu«i: ial Mf .nciir.has mmi iaemfad b> th» i. r OiWiHiJ Brisbane, payabl.
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      126 2 W,dii»sdjN :?nd. qtsh Water 08.18 8.4 ft.. 22.34. 8 Ponce Band. Botanic Oard. K. > It'll I P-m Keppel G.C. women's foursomes. T-i I I Mixed Doubles Level flnaL FT ft :.f*?ue. ftt \ivpc w Aston AC Jalan Besar. Ml. n n «9 ft. Fnoi i \i Pad Sli A
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    WARNING TO CEYLON
    192 3 Mint Retaliation on Empire Preferences nuxi Office announcement slates: With the approval cf the Board of Ministers i imhaton was Introduces into the Ceylon :v I: torn* at the general rate of 10 per cent, on number of coflUßOdttfcs. On January it tot State Council passed the
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    STEADYING INFLUENCE
    71 3 lect of Little Kntente On < entral Europe maratlaf oa U» new ***f? J*^** HO. N view that the lifMi thereby w*i»r add. -It »»y he bop»d i_gg »J ?eni« a yet Man ataa4yta( a; .1^: t> T^ bond waw awaai* *-M a»awr put an end to an
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    MARSHAL CHANG
    196 3 Mt'ssagf to League of Nations ,n,1..n I- t I' Marshal Chang Hsueh-liang. C:mmand( the Northc.n forces, ha> League at kations stating that he has been < crdetcd by tbe Ofel 910 'o resist the Japanese in Jehoi and that hi., an. now leady at tbe front. He st
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    WORKERS' SACRIFICE PAY
    81 3 £180.000 Saving To (able Company \.»r in >ii M J c j. haivmai; >f Imptvial nid In c rr.nv.au. iti- I innt.-u i...- •>--- «i nil f: :n Hi' stafl vlm ,i. m« fiit«Tt*d int I' :!i .oiioiim r:si r nas botT. pnuti.-.ill> ir.aiiun..n.--I^. I^BliU ;rii;i Mfi
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    KIANGSI REDS
    88 3 Marshal Chiang's .Message to Communists Shanghai. I fb. -'<• A N that Ma I I I .<: I i. 1 r.tiolk-ci WMM m X.: :ncr anl distributed thousands of handbills s to decide •MfcM they are willms: la suirender I of a gom-ral attack by tin combined forces
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    IRISH UNITY
    104 3 Loader of 1.R.-V. Forms Ncn Organisation Dublin. I rb. iv Prank Bolst. d th> Mill R' publican Army, accompanied by Con Br of Kerry, who wa» an un t- r h.uu.t 11 Hi.--n i Hi 1 1 a hMtfMfftm afteri on ai I announced that he was railing
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    SAAR EXPLOSION
    37 3 Proposed Grant in Aid from Parliament larU. I Hi. 1* I c dI Ministers has decided to ask Parliitnit in to vot< £5.500 for the reliel -uflenrs i tin Neunkirch* n > xi>!' :i hi \>'\ h
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    102 3 Mi I Sr CV Unwin. oi' Halstead lur b< Invited ti i aptain Rvst-x next season. H. .< (Varies hitter, and made tn^ first appea IPO i,, tii,. k -in ttani last Mason '1 Es.-cn County Committc*" are 1 1 1 1 awaiting i ply iht iv ii i ttation
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    ALARUMS AND EXCURSIONS IN THE FAR EAST
    1562 3 SUNSTROKE IN SINGAPORE Visitor's Advice to Other IMUM N F On O'.\ C>: »->p, .c. London. Jan. 31. Ifr Basil Taylour gave a Iciuirc iii and Excursion in th< Far East' at Wini'.i Cii o \;:uiei- HM .pi i thi Society lor 1
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    G.B.S. AT PEIPING
    26 3 this hit* t:. i*' »i Ma- na! Cl»i H iH.nr, 1 trail, ii n :i I he will o< livei i" Union Times
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      184 3 k^Bk S^si k^P' k^kk ■^B^kV^d^L^B^^ki Newly discovered! a priceless safeguard to teeth —an entirely new cleansing and polishing material has been developed that is twice as soft as polishing materials commonly used in tooth pastes. Gives teetha higher polish, brighter lustre— Hi M stains disappear ompletely. THI Pepsodent Laboratuhes announce
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      156 3 Estate Trust Agencies (1927) Limited BRANCHES 51, First Cross Street MAl\((\ 11 I irht Street PLNAN(j V.Ki^Stree't i WALA Ll'MFl H Registered by and Security deposited with the Straits Settlements Government. Act as Trustees, Administrators, Receiver^ Guardians, Rent Collectors, Investment* Supervised and Interest collected, Probate or Letter- of Administration applied
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    Famous Journalist Steps Off At Singapore
    751 4 Mr. 'Ward Price's 7 our Of Naval Base Most people at home have a va^ue iir.prc^ion that work on the BDMJHJHMN nava! bm e«as«4 years agfi A- a niattei of Pad m 3.000 Malay, Tamil. Indian, and Chinese > olie: aided by SOtOflMtk tHBVNA
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    THE CHURCH OVERSEAS
    787 4 Interesting Report to the Church Assembly [From Our Cn\n Correspondent London. Feb. 7. Missionaries all the Enrure will b< interested in the Report issued last the j Missionary Council of the Church < En I land A sembly It shows the serious etuct of th< econoir.ii crisis
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    X-RAY MARTYR DEAD
    294 4 II of 18 British Pioneer* Now Gone iourteenth .y.. -r; a tend of It Brms>r. X-ray pioneers a: M s::.:th succum:> do» and pai •J:.va.-»- X-ray derm~:::i> .-.t :-.l« r> .r ne Lincolnshire M: Smith had lost a leg. and amputation to save his life. His sight
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    CABLE KING'S MANSION
    348 4 THIEVES BREAK !N FAMILY DINE Lady Caliender Finds Out Her Own Loss I Jewelry worth £10.000 «as stolen from the home of Sir Thomas and Lady Csiynder. of sThih <nli Court, near Tunbridge WeUs. Pwl 'i' I PJ .i Bl tor cur. Bsi v »-:>- 888 M
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    RUNNING LORRIES ON THE BOTTLE
    364 4 ROM British Car Su;>r< Chirm Motor-cere form a large IMB in our xjw hina. and. as Indicating t!u- lead esoaW ed by British cars, the fact can br nwatwa Chat of 417 new can sold fa Bhang! jthe first 11 months of 1»32. IMI were
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    GOLD FROM SIAM
    48 4 irefetoi Bnrte p PHce ■m Our Out. t How gold ha* poured is Ufcwhahri b> the export ti 1931 to January 1932 the total v gold bouillon and orr.amei. 7.913.561 TlcaU; Fron> Apn 1933 the flfure leapt t> 22 oS**: the meanttme th«* prir wei^i
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    40 4 The d^ath l»*i» v ling, tfetf 70. the dL British Mumt.r llM'll and The :-i- of the polltlm and I is your o money to peop pay you," na.. to a Che: who was dra« order for payment of SS
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      228 4 JgSpr N* Oa v &9^w A m2m W^. M? ay iani|n L t A Good Buy Crompton Lamps are a "good buy." To the user they give service of the best. Prices are not fantastic, but you will be surprised that a first grade British made Lamp may be purchased
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      106 4 ITorlick's builds u\ vigorous y young bodies /CHILDREN in their J "\^r^/ yean, should J^^'i o^* X I plenn. of tr.cr«\-ui\in^ >y J^ahTdMilk. !t jfc^ v£C I %fii those t- entia! I I element-tha: -r. R children need. I^l nd health-giving iealed tint. |MI HORLICK'S j IS THI ()RK»IN i
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    DISASTROUS FIRE AT PAYA LEBAR.
    68 5 RUBBER FACTORY GUTTED. fl •»>» l^^" m; iin othce. Xnolher "1..- p«-^l ex iuffuMud. later vie* of the Main Office. The linal effort lhai t-\t injiuished the last embers Fireman Knixkini» !)>.. r. Dai <,'truii.- Fabric. FIRE AT HOLBOKN HOTEL.— Fire ».r., h a ih<
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      61 5 f_X NICHTiy c.15 9.i5 P.M. \N«>THI.R BRITISH SUCCESS! Original >* rnio rffecU *nd a slor>. nd roruunti, t-onihin«- t«» m.ikr thi.* a memorablr trr.u i N i n stoff for >ou hrn tou v* mwdkSayit witlilMusic I. > I'.KIIIMI \M> DOMINIONS I'KODI TION Jt^ \M> SHOKTS— FACKLLEXT AS USUAL! 4f
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      73 5 I I>e Famous Star of "SHANGHAI EXPRESS" Co-starred with a Brilliant English Favonrite! CAPITOL Opening at Special Matinee 3.15 TODAY! MARLENE Pi DIETRICH |J Powerful Dramatic Triumph Wmf^^M BLONDE VENUS igf With the popular Knelish Star. lliliLe HERBKRT MARSHALL W\ f M «^S s''-^v :i »Siw^ s*S<"'"''^BBH^H v I It
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      350 5 n %TI]% !EE -AT-3 P.M. SAY IT WITH THaOL» f SAY IT WITH LAUGHS! Here's the br»-P7iest hri>:ht- .^A k '*f i>st romfdv >mi have «»e«-n in V«P^ %2 W many a, nx>nth' oraie*> with lv .i punch, thrills with .1 kkk: |f WILLIAM HAINES, CLIFF EDWARDS JVIADGE EVANS, CONRAD
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    ROLF HOLES OR BATH-TUBS ?
    275 6 ROLF HOLES OR BATH-TUBS Iku CspiltOM Thinks of Saraiett's "Campaign* 1 Cteni Sarazen's one-:- f or Mner and better golf holes does not look tc the wholesale insUUatiop of I cape, but it has at least started discussion among leading players N IB••her of oen*s Uttle jokes— f famous leg-puller.
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    18 6 Some barri- months, or .But If*. 1 o|| barrister, was night, iir.d on who creditors at Bow C
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    GOLF
    691 6 Forward Tot* and Back Tea put forward the UKxJven .<e happy little noises and the ba growl, writes the Times golf coirespcn 'A -.on ihc U >ut bark these demonstrations ar I Some ci I Bi (Ml if ,h aa :i whom I ha\e been playing golf for 35
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    55 6 Two 1 a England to! tak ;>:■!' in the campa ol musk rat in SI V in Dr. A. the Nati I .^titute of H A.:.i: J tth. the chief B rfai <■ I 1 :ition v. Men h of thoust of mud B and he i>r. PmM lining of
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    SPORT OF THE DAY.
    950 6 HOME M r.B\ Count: Championship No; riny Deci-ion m Our Own Correapondent] |...nd»i. in Th Rugby County Championship to acwh aeou-final at Westtm*«uper-llare, Somerset reyet to be beaten in the competition this sea- t son. and Hampshire by rinninit (11 mty 1 due to be playea
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    THE OPTIMIST
    121 6 Wanted a Good Pa* its orresponder I LniMioli The colt spell wnil optimist He wants a racei: he baa advertised in the Raru one. This optimist to particular sort of hone be win haw aWiouj: be either a mare or a *elim« Maiden MMfcr all rules an<: have
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    34 6 It* Rufby f Mr E Prr«ott. .Cted twwrer. «Wl and 1921-22 P 1 1 «m knovn that Mr. hu 6SIH birthday htft iv." feelMg rather ur.w»l iMtvy Mo» to ltoltow«> BMJrtbWi of the P
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      79 6 I i.trol !<- morr rtnorr .u-K." t-fl ..i Lin,'.. mm ml I feJ b a\ 1%. FIC :n t},,. ihau all otl-r MMpHtthri !>i.uul> n'mbiii' d 111 \rril\ th.. toi Noin-M-ir I'l.;.- writ.- lor our .ittr.ut.vr illu>tr tr,! M -n M m J.Mokl.t (ont.iinini; i-'T.-l-i drtuiK ol world r.-c)r(U A^^
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    COUNSEL'S REFERENCE TO ARAB FEUD IN ASSAULT CASE
    862 7 Grievous Hurt Trial Transferred To District Court K.lVrerue to an alleged feud of lont; standing between two of \rabs was made by i-ounsel when a case in which '«r of one part> is alleged, in company with others. assaulted .i member of
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    NOTE TO AUSTRIA
    67 7 in Think, It An \i-t of iolem r Kr.lm in IMRtoal circle* «r painfully jwptotd at th» way in «**th w« n»de to dwcrttod l They ax* at a to- tt> w«l«atajrf <^«gggl 4 > t' ''•"■••v-;;; xi^inr iwai v*e* ueaiies. Tb*r y^j 1 em: that the
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    48 7 irliiu I «■•> I note from Brttt* "•"HZ .sed m feeling olta j Thr OuillllMWt CtfWl W»MMm**' .nt. t the Treaty of 81- Oeta^n w lie c«ae. note w» Mt to the rT «*~rr the Ooxernment 1— «> «»*~J^ „...,>. or. greater Uteny |»JJ ZZunpmmneed not be feaied tM» BOiT
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    STEAMER AGENT FINED
    15 7 Mt^caporr. r-Ko v«« ch«rg«l »iw an«l m art fl>M «U^ J^* 1
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    6 7 M to ■stal»* te exited UJ
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    PARIS ISOLATED
    78 7 One Hour Protest Strike l\.nv ».l. IS A one bo all P ublu &trvi <€s t ordered on Monday, by U. aj a protert against th. i si ■■■■■■■<■ v W.n -I'jii-. I «h. lit. K S! iMUi p lW: o-day demonstrated, by the cessati. d Mtfc, teir
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    CHETTIARS' WIVES
    104 7 Another Reception by the Community T!k advent of an-> the CtaflUjr n MaLisa >vh! tv SetUars to <> l h nir.muiiltj ycsu-rdaj „r Uttli \CM IB arrival: i,.,,u. *Vr, »y«ur«S th, -SjK-mltM Nl <K ,.f, chettin a ;iM ..Kt.,r:>. ..11 k™l rommuiiiM^ w^ f nour wen M and
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    MIDNIGHT CHASE OF A CHINESE HAWKER
    470 7 ALLEGED SLASHING OF PURSUERS Preliminary Enquiry Into Grievous Hurt Charge The alleged slashing with a large knife of two Indian civilians and two Malay constables by a d' >mt fJUmm MWritar, li his Mftanpl < .I*l-- iaptm\ mnt-d the subject >■'• immary inquiry which
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    BLANK NOTE
    385 7 Alleged Fictitious Amount Filled In As Ml I turned MM <»w::.- }i i in, lin v. )u id in th< I Ci b< fori Mi i F \e*ter<w. nclusion i I lin ittti d to the Assjjpei aq i Murgi ■>' I j I Qfttfa !> Ol i^in
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    PASSPORT OF 600 VISAS
    569 7 Singapore Man On World Tour Held As Spy; Captured By Bandits A iormer usher of the Singapore Marine Court has just arrived back in Die town after an 8.000 miles journey through Eastern Asia on a n round the world but nut with difficulties with v:>
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    SIR RONALD LINDSAY BACK
    83 7 Long Conversation With Mr. Roosevelt New York. K>b. 21. s:r Ronald Lindaaj the British Ambassador the US landed hen LO-day from Miij«- -ti< .Dd lmnu-tiiatelv 1:... a tv.o hour.-.' Dvcmtkn .-ith Mr. Roosevelt after which iht PrwUl p.'-Eicct Inoed i itotcnmit UmU Mr Ru:uiki Undsr.j had
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    ILLICIT STILL
    89 7 A fine Of $250 or stun and .1 bali tOfifli M riporous Imprisonment In default was imposed by Mr J F. P. Greßg. the BlilfPOW Third Ponce Magistrate, yesterday on a Chtnesr. who was caunht operating an illicit rtffl Acccrdlni to (he proaecuiioo thj »o »ed ;i; irorkins
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    INQUEST ON VICTIM OF MOTOR ACCIDENT
    569 7 KALLANG ROAD TRAGEDY DESCRIBED Coroner Reserves His Finding Th< .::(;>. iry into the death O< > Chunwho was knocked down by a rdriven by Mr X Scott Walker. i Mtssr Borneo Motors, was continued by Mr P. G Bourne the Singapore Corom r -•:ci..-
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    CRUELTY TO A PIGEON
    211 7 plucked Alive Alter Dose ol'J A he was Hal j I2OC was Qttrtrd b\ the Tj Mr .1 F F Oreu •'■>•■■ r U 'H -is rharced with ci i< It: A police constable atui tn. C- M pi c -i '>n stated that at H
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    PROHIBITION
    32 7 I.S. House of Representatives Approve Repeal Washington. Irh The H<>um >»' Represent ltivis has |i.i.ss« d th< uroli b'ti n rt i)p't] resolution alvt at aciopli ci In the s. mJU Reuter
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    A HARD FIGHT AHEAD
    678 7 Dr. Noel Clarke's (all to Eurasians LOYALTY SINCERITY heener Interest in Public Affairs A plea to X..:;. San c"■ .siity :o equip themsehret for the IMi ',< n them du< :v.u n Keener competition n. "t life was mart, by th< H( I Dr No< 1
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    DOMESTIC' OCCURRENCES. MARRIAGE.
    32 8 DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. MARRIAGE. HEN DfcJRiSON'— GIBSON A; th. Pi-.->by-Urian Cliurt h. Singapore, on the 21. in>t by the Rt-v Stephen Band Alexander Snedden Henderson to Elizabeth Weir Fr.ur.« f;:[>v, n LanarLshm Gotland
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS GUN LAW IN GERMANY
    867 8 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS GUN LAW IN GERMANY HI.DNKSDAV FFBRIAKY 2i. 1^...; While the folly and ineffecttim of repression as a means of maintaining law and order is recognised in most modern states. Germany under the Hitler regime seems booked for a full-blooded reign of terror." The process of newspaper suspensions
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    62 8 Ih« Vinerican CoiisuLit< fit-n t »ra! will ir closed to-day, Ftbruan 22 which is tht anniversarj" of Washington's birthday, and cfk-b:at( d :is a public holiday v. tru- L T njt/-<l Star- Tin an- brigadt ytsu-rday rect-ht-d rail to Calrnhill Road, vherr th< y had to deal with an outbrt:'r:
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    COMMODITY MARKET
    100 8 LATEST TIN AND RUBBER PRICES AND STERLING RATES Rubber and Tin prices and the sterling rate in New York and Paris specially cabled to the Free Pres are v follow TIN London, Feb. 21 Spot £148 (£l4B Forward £148^4 (£l4Bi 4 Tone of Market Steady. RUBBER London, Feb.
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    LOCAL JAPANESE OPTIMISTIC
    351 8 Hopes (if a Peacef"! Settlement BUSINESS AS SI \i Trade Between Mala\a :uid Pacific l'ii;;:ir hu I The Japanese community of Singapore is closely watching the trend of events in tho -Japanese dispute. has been expressed in some quarters, but Mr. I ura. the Japanese Consul-General Singapore,
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    SECRET ARMIES
    47 8 French Conference on (.eneva Incident Par,. r l. BM >"'' M >» .*4ler. and tte PMVlpi MtaMß M p*~; ■tijui, had m long con at GfnfVi. Kr.a.f. v many 'a sil]»-p» mi r» i H»tt Nadeln> Ocrmany's vpsterdfty to consult u-.rh B<t1!:. rxUlw the incident Reuter Wireless
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    EQUADOR MOBILISING
    55 8 "Strained International Situation" S*nU*«o I* Mir- M, IS The boundjtrj dxspu> :-•>. p,-r^ .a.:. Colombia is t\ausn.t: anxi»;\ at Kquadur i. own frontier* ha\. :..>•. b»i d»-ftnit#-] and who arcurdrnf' t >v .1 quil hiw U'-( .dr-c. rrnn..^. mra up uh. age of IS "in view of the
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    MEDAL FOR MOLLISON
    43 8 Krazilian League Award E» I* J<tiwiro Irr IThe Braz-^iir. MM iMfM ha* deckled to sole traxisKtlantK nurht a ;k: wfi] also award medaLs tv the •nu <>• t:.. p pl&nt An F^. Cv lor h«»*ifai» H>» TYanaathnth f.l^ht record Reuter Wireless
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    LINER AGROUND
    42 8 Passengers Landed H> Tender London. Ih. Th. OUO Montr,*.-. Inward bound from Halifax. Nova Scotia, bream. r outside Liverpool at breaklart time. The IS6 passe:. r r? i.. hnd it is expected the ltoer will raflnt with .>,,. r. Reuter Wireless
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    JUDGMENT FOR JAVASUMATRA CO.
    165 8 Kdm <>| Convict !>:■: There m-«« Ml roh« vesfcrdajr «f th* Koh En. I •*■>. have both bern years' IiCMMH tanprisoti'.' I matter Java Hunutra Han. Road. Thnp SUu. ■tiwet and T«y T The plaintiff claimed lie* amount due by tht li the mtmimt dated May
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    MUST PAY BILLS
    164 8 M>vtcr> m Omm <)f Ckmi \wu■»t■ m ji i I' and hi* refusal to meet th<> bili> when pr ■ented. wac the juhject of the contauMG I WlliWJ BCMtMt A WU-knom'ti Str: -burr Chinese T\>h Seng Watt Plaintiff* are Chop Sto Ouan Hm Chop Urn I Alk
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    SIX FIRE VICTIMS
    27 8 I iryptian number of in?n. wocnpti ul cnlMnii fc^noiKj Injured in a ftrr at the vtUacr Sirteev. Lower Wgyi*. tu rhich ISO dwclhi dKtro>-«>d.-
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    COFFEE SHOP ROW
    58 8 Hvlam Fim-ri M<- I mi ir l s A quarrel with a ffM CMhlff and rtMp keeper had a sequel kefori Mr Derrirk in the Folk* Court this mornn. Pang Toog Jong, a Hylam. w* charged t The crwpaifcMwt mil mccv** Mm- to him after st iiktn«
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    AUSTRIAN LOAN
    42 8 st nan Loan Owii^i' MIL afnct pnvMai for the oMHwnMB MJWJM loan to Awtrta tnm tsho' a long-term loan, ha* pMWd th« in thp House of Oi—nm. after th for its rejection had been jrfftfit by to 51 Reuter Wireless
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    COLONY TRADE COMMISSION
    38 8 In our article yesterday regard up of the Colons Trade Commission U of liiniti and exports for British M the years 1026 and I*3l. a. the decline in trade. of dollars They should rUhU> br
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    JAPANESE PREPARING BIG SCALE OPERATIONS
    53 9 JAPANESE PREPARING BIG SCALE OPERATIONS -NOT LONG TO ,i lltipia'unt to Chans >RDER FIGHTING tVipint: \<:> M J.ip:int-M- -irr f*\»i i>»ih i<»r Lirn»- si-alt* op« r.i t>t two (ii\i-iun> beinn sUle that they <!•> not n.tit ip.it. k«t are aHeat r.Mnim, M r.-t the rwhw<- Reuter Far Eastern 1 h»-
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    MANCHUKUO ULTIMATUM
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    "NOT LONG TO WAIT"
    52 9 V\.ir Office -md Jehol I Operations lokio rfo. M I .<•• rt-Uc^ttt rrjirdniij lh»- d-ttr in the Jrhol oprrjti<»i»^ I' 1 l -»J»c*l*^ Uw»l thr^ will '»ot hj\»--t« wait. -.port of to* flKhtbW i that jpormdic local clmlm* cntht i Wtf^r «f ooij be expected. OOcaU
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    TWO BRIGADES
    19 9 It retaaMy iHW* t fw f t> f r jf^Z* >.- M.tkiljn. uM %O MIMMNV Reuter Far Eastern
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    30,000 EX-SOLDIERS
    31 9 Imprf-wiv* Scenes in Tokio mgnmtm i^^» w of I rm rd MAM fV-NMfeß w ay |»w.« I .>■ utwt and pta4^V ■■W orl T A politic*! l Reuter Far Eastern
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    JAPAN'S WITHDRAWAL
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    MR. OZAKI'S RETURN
    16 9 K^actionarie* Attempt Tufcjo. Vrh. -I n'ta Lbrt it' 1 I Reuter Far Eastern
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    INDIA AND THE LEAGUE
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    SUPPLY OF ARMS
    32 9 London, rcu w_ »mfh rrtulu>lLJ I*"*"* l •ollfltt't _-L >»*t i.nrt bin •.t-iy foe s«*>- r 01 1 n in > war condemned by th<* finted opinion 4 Mm mM
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    GUNS FOR JAPAN
    81 9 Among a cargo of scrap-iron loaded at Auckland by ft freighter lor Japan are several wen stored since the war by th« wcanse thrv vrere not wanted as trophies by my public body. The ftms »old now will wsibly lonn rw material for Japanese Tbe OpposlUon leader.
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    CHAOYANGTZE ATTACK
    130 9 1 Uhiiim on mr jt-nui Border >haiul>.ii t*»> 1 j launched an attack on the Chinese positions lMt wtg Ht Flatting abo broke out at NanMng.l on the south-east later No further details are available at pre-Mtt-'but it Is beneved that haoyangwel battle wffl mark the beginning to
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    TWO YEARS NOTICE
    31 9 JjjJ^Jr. MMtMOks wffl rwui to the A* l :1 likely r^i w UlHir.iA.il Jap... ,f..! !ll rbl r i IM subjec f,rt r..- "i r U Reuter Wireless
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    DOORS NOT CLOSED
    38 9 Geneva. Feb. Vi. I of the Special wit ;,;■;.■>„ b nt-« -^M v!i, and M"" Matsurka are r^x-r- l)l l Us „v Friday but the lkt".\ w* l4o tau w v lV Japan I Reuter Wireless
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    COURT RETURNS
    23 9 Kin* and Queen Hack From Sandrini:ham London. Feb. IK. .iKh. th. King u'.J-!i f-^> ro^ ;i t iU Ffbruar*. <>. Reuter Wireless
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    POLICE TOLD TO SHOOT COMMUNISTS
    103 9 j SENSATIONAL ORDER 1'., -I'M M A .-.ensatumal oiv. retain Goer- them in.' pectel to pre. >rl lo the natlcnalLst orginis.to shoot down Communi t* and ate Tlie police m:\- t cv; i iati ns with i. i.< n:ili-t Mm h"*P alui r talD t^'t.
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    NEWSPAPER SUPPRESSED
    173 9 Berlin. Feb. IS it Catholic newspaper Germania. tht pal organ of the Centre Party ha. beei ■>prvs.sod three d*ys f<>r publishing i st,-. to th« German Catholic and Peopl v'- nounc-mc the Hitler Government manifesto deplored the •triumph o 'ht over right' in German politics, an Glared that
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    AN APOLOGY
    88 9 Berlin. Feb. 19. l:.. Nationalist Government is apparentlj .'>truni? enough to dispense with Catholic, .«wrt and there was an interview to-day •> "<!,.■ r Capt O.^nnK and Herr Maries a Cathottc Deputy at which at the latter ex- ,fl rh.it the Germama in its election did not w.wnd
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    FRICK'S DECLARATION
    46 9 Berlin. T*b. 20. rhe Government ts not going to prohibit h/ Communist Party but will leave it to the k n Jesuits of the electioofi on Itorcft 5. the left parties would only obtain power over the dt'.ui bodies of our leaders- Reuter Wireless
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    HORSE SHOW THREAT
    85 9 Danger of International Event Lapsing London. Feb. 19 The annual event of the London season^ the Intemattonal Horse Bhow^ may soon be a thing of the past- At extraordinary m< tingh V international Horse Sho* C°mpan> decided upon voluntary liquidation, but r^re^ still a^-lhUtty that another show
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    U.S. FLEET
    40 9 Admiral Leigh Urges New Construction New York, Frt>. 81. Tht N e* York Times San Francisco SSn« and additional cruisers. I the Japanese had more than the United States «Ut in betilertilps in which they were equal Reuter
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    INDIAN TEXTILE TRADE
    69 9 Continuance of Existing Protection 1 New Delhi. Feb. 21. The Government ls Introducing a BUI for the (•ontinuance of the existing protection of the cotton textile Industry for six month.' unti h "nd of October, stated the Minuter ot Commerce in the Assembly replying to a mnlowners
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    RUBBER FACTORY SHAMBLES
    128 9 200 KILLED BY, EXPLOSIONS (iIRL WORKERS FALL INTO RAGING INFERNO SHANGHAI HORROR I 6ASOUNE VULCAMBHCS Shanghai. Feb. il At present it is believed Unit at least 200 people Wave lost their lives in an explosion of two huge gasoline vukanisers in a Chinese rubber factory in East
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    RUMANIAN UNREST
    127 9 Drastic Measures Adopted By Government Bukharest. Feb. IK. The ivport that Queen Marie has advisee ht-r son King Can>l. to abdicate in view ol the general unrest prevailing In the country i 5 denied and discredited here It Is tha! the Queen Mother, who formerly p*yed an important
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    MME LUPESCUE AT NICE
    91 9 Paris. F>b. 18 j Madame Lupe^ue. the r^-haired favour^ I^E ""tLd ax the hotel when arrived at Nice a few d^ «PJ JU? SI npv^left her apartment, refusing to receive I vXrs o to aioswer telephone calls. She was fce°d U>-day when she »^^H dash to
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    PERSIAN MINISTER
    16 9 M Teymourtash Re-arrested After Pardon Teheran. Feb. 19--wmm rranted a Royal pardon Reuter Wireless
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    GOLD REGAINED
    37 9 §£20,000,000 Acquired By Bank London, Feb. 19. SsSSSSS »ow more than regained. purchase The Bank to-day announced me f T further £3.665,000 of ba r gold_ making he total recently acquired by 19,986,000- Reuter Wireless
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    MICHIGAN BANK CRISIS
    22 9 Dictatorial Powers For State Governor Lansing. Feb. !l tl.o r, 1.1 bank ho loav^ draw:>l- s of fcai.r. Reuter
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      852 11 K. P. M. KOMNKIJJKi: PAKETVAART MAATSCH AFPI.I I MAJ.Wi. VVcdn M H PMgi-Radja. Sapat. Tembilahan. .'oe 100 -Pall* > ■i II .1!.,. El TUEIM MS— \Vtd:ie*d:ty. Feb -'2. Muntok ana Pak-mb-.m Mtof I' l r. r 2J Toengkal Hi eara-Saba and Djambi V\N 01 I fio'»KN -Wednesday. Feb. 22 B
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    LEGACIES TO POSTERITY
    439 12 League of Nations and Museum Collections It may seem fur cry from tht- .satiun of peace to the work of th<- er< at museums of the world. In reality the organi&ati< ol .n is little more Ulan th<> cuntinut-d application of international co-operation in any and everj
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    SUNKEN FIRE BOAT
    248 12 Bangkok Float Raised After Month's Submersion 'Fr--:: (> Ov C> :t« ;>ondent> Banrkok F«h i: A U"x \t\\:> ace the r.ietelMUlta, rice millers and others, with Interests fronting the wat ra ays of the capital and on the rtnr itself cubscrtbed a .sum of over £6.000 to
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    DAMAGES FOR OFFICER
    119 12 Neck Broken In Slip From Gangway From Our Own Correspondent 1 I^nd'.n. I,N Damages amounting to £4 766 15s 6d were i warded last we* by a special Jury in Sing's Bonch Division to M. 3rown, a former immigration < in ■;:'ploy of the Home Office, and
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      588 12 THE EAST ASI LIMITFP. 1:. a* »t;'C TekphOßc i 322 PASSENCiER AM H MH H( s Prom ffoai Prx» S'POUe Ma- Port i^. KIONI>. EHRI> 2«/2 2t 3 nr, LALAMDXA U/4 l| .9 4 MfX>M» borinv ac/c ao c j. j, FIOM ■HI LALAN.'IA 23 1 22/1 ij 1 fcf
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      701 12 I MAIL DESPATCHES BY TRAIN Bangkok every Saturday 7 pjn and Thursdays 7.30 ajn. Kedah Monday to Friday 7.30 ajn. Saturdays 7 pjn. Kuan tan (via Jerantut) Monday to Friday 7JO aja. Kuantan (via Jerantut) Saturdays 7 pjn. Kelantan (via Padang Besar) Monday 7 pjn. Kelantao (via Qemas) every Monday.
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      115 12 1 >o- r Thorcis. No. 1 Dock Singapore, Lch. TiTnniMln^ I 2 Dock Van dcr Lijn. VESSELS \!!FriV)!» M .sa. Nor. M fj-im 20, for Lilacca L'l I U Bangkok 20. for an^kck 22. Fagor No: Ml from Bombay 21, for Bang- L'l. Kepong. Brit. 1322 t Swettcnham 21, r
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      ATLANTIC STORM IN A TANK
      423 13 SCIENCE SEEKS SEA SECRETS Aid Shippers To Overcome 1 Depression t Ou; Ov :y r<.r.". London. Feb. 7. Owing to the intense international competition for th« control of Hi fcNMll v I invoked as ni before lo help in ttM humble tramp r iV'irnT mon?y-earning
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      DIED IN LIFEBOAT
      205 13 Mystery Man Falls Overboard From Liner There is considerable mj'st* tht identity of a man who fell overbold (Msi r h< r Urlana died ai tin RHbMI after vlnn the vessel was on .t pi Maapi :.,1 boarded tho Arlanza at Rio de •a:., a ticket for
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      PASSENGERS HOMEWARD
      223 13 it. ;i a:;:_ passengers are booked to sail oa Hi.- Ant. -r »;>*'!« -da> for 1 ■iiuio:: I ports: Mr. an-1 M: .T F W Hewitt. Mrs X M Mi and Mrs D H Grist Mr and HI G O M and Mi C A Watson ,I)r E
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      M.M. INSURANCE RATES INCREASED
      272 13 EFFECT OF PHILLIPAR DISASTER French Government's Loss On L'Atlantique Pi jin O;;r Own Correspondent] iiinunn Ket). l!ur< Mpj to be a good deal of controversy •m-: the case of the French Vtm i/At'..i:.tique, which was recently burnt at mil and tht greater part of wfeOM iii-.;n
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      NAVAL SIGNALLING
      166 13 Request To British Shipowners I:-, a lrcular Utter to .-hippm,; .atioi. and shipowners, Captain H. R Moore D.SO Ii N Director o: FlMB> st.tt-., that ki Boo> ibit t'r.at Britush merchant ships, Iwhen carryniL- out sisnal MfK#m wuh H. M \mTja shotid take every suitable opportunit: -.■U'.j. the
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      LAST OF THE BALTIC
      138 13 Another Liner For Japanese Scrappers Fn>m O'.:r Own CorresiK>nd«.-nt i London. Feb. Mans old trans-AtlMlh travellers will HfMl tiie passing -l the White Star Liner Baltic. uhirh is t- :.< '.-i-aii. for she was PMrally considered to be one of th< most r. ;r.:or-.abk' ve.v<.^ on
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      SAFETY AT SEA
      88 13 Convention Ratified By Britain London. I eb. Ihe Sulet\ ai Sea < invention has bet n MUM fe9 Hi I I li 1 B:> ifli and N.-rth m Ireland. Canada I> nmark. Wtad, It.-:." Owpny r ands. Norwaj Spain an I Sw< d-n T: i i [in.
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      NOTICE TO MARINERS
      79 13 Firing Practice From Pulau Brani Fort Owners and oi ,o kc- H essels as c!:ar of the range as jossil/. practic I I from the Silingsing Fort. Pulau Brani. at 8 a.m. on March 3. A red flag will be lk>\v:i foaa PuJi for one houi comm
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    19 13 message from the I* Corato reports that The I l-ht vessC rogularl;- N four ds flash a n nd
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      287 13 WHEN'OFFYOURGAME that's a perfect time for a cup of perfect lea in Brooke Bond you have jSSL I „.,,,'ihhmj ..m i/ir"""!* 'Jrt n?- i ,^y Aw.A r j|y ■II J I I I I I i\^s i "-<^ >x i^F i f/' £r Lever lid a Brooke Bond Tea /^^n
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    AN ALL GONE FEELING
    201 14  -  Ely Culbertson) (contract Bridge (By THE p.irli%: oi the Declarer Usually La..- an ■.til sone" teeling when hi> .stubborn paitMßl hT"*Ttf OB pla\m'- hanci :i' a IOJM declaration when the Hi ponding Hand is \oui of trumps. This feeling must b< doubl\ accentiuile'd ur.v:. the DOdOICI
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    THE BIDDING
    407 14 'j f||Wl o:>:- |Ml to nUOS- at i aj pajai...; I ■l Ml W North II I I (1) Pass Paaa<3J 1 \v. -t m the reader 'vill OQtrf, doe: not come up to the requirements fur th Ifcfcl in His hand contains a bare 3 henour-tricks. Thus
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    THE BIDDING
    449 14 Figures after bids in table refer to numbered explanatory paragraphs > South West North East Rm i B Pirn < i i ftm >2) I B '3i Ps i b (4) ram 4 H <.ii f^a.-- PMs Pass I—North's hand crdi larily would justify an Over call, but
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    BRITISH CARS
    103 14 The Bid For European One of the moat important Qantlni iHal motor Exhibition which has recently been held Eritish uianufaenaMßß aaa immv mAirinv determined bad European markets and !i tin: •>.... vn;!.;-.- t. 5.:.: I ho showed a Pourteen, a J-Utre saloon and coupe, and a Kaye Don
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    11 14 Mrs. M. M. Namasle presided at the sj Mi E I)..
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      426 14 t/ \Y/HLN Old Sol's torching rays V-^ >^__ iv'JtX 1^ beat fiercely down there's V~~"~ no more rerresning beveiage tnan v^ 1 Lemos." it is the pure juice of V 4 sun -ripened len^ens swee' ned to 'l i a njpety. Keep a bottle in the I A^k. J° r
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      452 14 BANKS AND INSURA\(i CHARTERED BANK. OF CHINA. AUSTRALIA \M> (HINA I i orp raa n hi rmlonil by Royal Char Paid up capital in 600,000 shares of £5 sj £3.000.000 4 Resene Fund 13.000.000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors 13.00u.000 1 SB) SJwWbaja^Aj y fj,. 1 r* f* A Alor Star
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      296 14 THK YOMWWr lUNK. i tahtiThsd in if Capital Subsciibed (Fully pal ■wrn FMnd sident: K. Kod* r^' M -M afmdßt^^ ii ■■iiit't imnit.l. g n^n^n^p^^B^anw™* wanw «^^^P>oT I vl i i Wilmli mUv Bank, Ltd The N ttonal Provtncul L Lloyd's Bank. Ltd. andria .Egypt*. BaUv. Calcutta. Canton Change h
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      564 14 j BRITISH BROA DC ASTINCi CORPORATION J PROtiRAMMES FOR INDIA BUBMA, I I STRAITS SETTLEMENT^. and J FEDERATED MALAY STATES J FROM THE EMPIRE TRANSMIIIF! DAVENTRY ENGLAND Wavelengths 2f> m-tres and 313 J i men. i 1 edne>d.i>. lebruar> .'md i GM I I M lime Signal irom J ii.i
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    WHY TIN PRICES FAIL WITH STERLING
    1323 15 Commodity Markets During tht Past Year I I i ju*r.. «rr clearly perceiwd and underP> jntprprrt the history of tin during the B t jj SgCCtfIMUTY 1O C9KSSUDC thflawt I '-rounent -monrtf which are the Lce*l ttf of figsjmodity prices and the B«avm that
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    THE INDUSTRIES FAIR
    613 15 New (ioods and New I i; i. I lorld" L ofß I t:nI d :::"i(»n of tlv lorth i I Industrie* Fair, which opens in London and Btrminghar j Ui: 1 :r..v tnatic of th< of t 'utois and organisers Tin* Fair s Ui» ue held i
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    32 15 I k n I.ibT'i" who has been appointe< careers mastei it Harrww School, with :i clas ovvi nds to have b< v in i j b\ th« N.itunuil Institui<' ol Ir.clustria I
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    NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
    164 15 Changes in Representative Prices Feb. 17 IK D Chi; On jti 56 l > 53 v Am. T'plione ana I■a l'H j |0] 100 1 A ten- ii R;uiroad 40 j 4u 3y Dopant 36 3»; :<.v, Kn. r.)no. Common 1 0 NO In C'"-i. B
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    RUBBER OUTPUT AND DEMAND
    155 15 1 r.\i-c» Supph oi IMMMI Tons Last Year In their annual revit w of thr rubber mw in 1332, Maw B F:. -> and Co.. broker- >: Fenchurch-str. KCJ Itatl that low prl for the ba^ic products of the world continued UttXMgbODi the past year, and
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    DAHAN RUBBER
    206 15 Belief*' Righta in Htm Coinpan} Tht- liquidator of Dahan Ru'ob- MS announces that the new company has bet i red under th- name I Duhan Rubber h 1933 >." 13 RoorMane, EC. The agreeBMOI for sale to the new comixiny has ham mo and b> dated January 1
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    THE £ ABROAD
    115 15 THE ABROAD |\»r teb I* Amsterdam '"07 Ath.n.s 375 600 Bdgn* 25-j. Berlin >4 M IS)» Bombaj M l 6 5 3i> Branela '-■> 24 M Blirti,,!. 11l 580 SIMM 177^ j Helsingfor-. IfUB s Hon K>m I:< t I. I- r. 110 llff (1 Madri 25.2.' 41. \Uan *M
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      221 15 February -1 SELLING London. 4 months 1 sight 2 3 7 8 London, 3 months' sight 2 3 27 32 London, 60 da>V sight 2 3 13 16 London. 3o days' sight 2 3 2?s 32 London, demand 2 3 3 4 London. T.T. 2 3 23 32
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      PRODUCE
      112 15 T::. SuuTijM'rf prl nikuli S?5J7*4 Gambier 5.0* Pepper WhlU Fli r. Tapif^a io Pear! Sm S::.tl i. Copta. ti,.:.c:i.<: KervtM-:. [>. r t Syl'>an Ar:i/* K^^os^•^ <" p* r t. 1 per BntiM. Im;.. ::a: rail. Shell Motor Spint ,-j. ;.r Brv. imperial gallon ><. Shrll Motor Spir.t ii;
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      CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION
      71 15 I-eh uar\ L'Kt.. I.' o < !-m k i i R.S S. Equal to London Standard. .Spot .loose) S3m 9 UMM Vr. Mm London Standard, vjSm /■uidardß.S.fi i I Mar. 6 516 < Ai. A-.Mi-j 6 91ft -Sept 611 16 6 Oct -I) 613 16
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    FRASER'S SHARE LIST
    697 15 I TTKSDAY, FEBRI ARY il>l ]■>..; CLOSING OIOTJTIOV* CLOSING QUOTA! lONS Buver> Srllrrs Asani i. >s 6d AusU;>l M 10s 9d Us 6d Tin <C' i Us 12*: 05 10 B Q $1> 35 40 Of i Sit i£> 5s 7s norn C Dderlang (i 0d Is
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      77 15 useU exceed tl2.—t.lmf 7 The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in tne BtralU Settlements i >FFXCE Oreat East#rn Life Bulldiog. Cecil Street, Singapore. UMrDON OFFICE: 27. Old Jewry, EC. zipany has £20.000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England and compiles with the British Life Assurance Companies Act
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    WEEKLY SPORTING NOTES
    936 16 WEEKLY SPORTING NOTES Muter PrtJßpects v< .< rri>l>.»l>U-* .md Possibles New Services Playrr* Juniors' Knthusix»n Bovine a Postponed contest. T have phnty of new material this year from which to build their team Im -h< league, ar.-.i I i* MMsttsi mmi Mtti tht tr:.i. that a lot of ssfUnf win
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    79 16 T^ -..at. f,u th SCC trial soccer match on Friday are: Colours: T O Ushnur: J O Glasgow F A jfec-rny. E E Hindley. E La ld^ n r J Bemuoh. D Alexan^r, O V Andrew,' i*-n. i: A Bto4jo and J E c Mlt--VtiitCH: A
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    303 16 MAJOR GRAHAM AND MRS. SMITH IN FINAL To Meet Mr and Mrs. E. A. Taylor To-day By defeating Mr. i'H Hobbes and F.T.K. Hobtns by 6 l. 6 3 in the semi-final Mrs. CJ Smith aim Major HI Graham qualified to meet Mr and Mrs E.A.Taylor
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    SUNDAY'S GOLF FIXTURE
    370 16 S.G.C. Four-hall Match With Keppel A lour-bai. match will t>e cd on Sunday !r. rr.nii. rirxt rU Buk:t Ijiiali brtweer. Keppel Golf Club and :<• G Club The follow-in c ar.- the :> am> .md .starting times iKt-pp.-: pla\er* mentioned 815 Dr J. M. A. Lowson and
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    PATAUDI'S BIG INNINGS
    141 16 Undefeated For 94 in Match At Newcastle Newcastle, N.S.W- 1-cb. 21. M.C.C. in their match with tho Northern Districts of N«w South Wales scored 264 of vhich the Nawab of Pataudi made 94 not iut. He was at the wicket 160 minutes and mnd the boundary "ii
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    POLICE OVERCOME RIFF-RAFFS
    43 16 Inspector Hunt's Four Sixes j and Thirteen Fours I From Our Own Correspondent! Penan*. Feb. 21. Fmir sixes and thtrtern fours in a score J»P was Insp<»ctor Hunt*. perff>rmance play- foi the Peelprs against tho Rifl-r»ffs. The police won easily.
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    CHINESE FINED $5,000 FOR POSSESSING DRUG
    252 16 12 POUNDS OF BHANG DISCOVERED Basket Thrown Into the Sea A sequel to a search carried <>ut on the > > Hydra II by tht Singapore Preventive Service and the discover} 12 pounds of bhang valued at $504, was heard in the Criminal District
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    GAMBLERS IN FLIGHT
    254 16 S2 Fine F"or Solitary Police Capture a pMP Chinese who were engaged in a rlutte: on .1 vacant pi- <•• of land. :h.' atur.uon ol a polire patio!. i>:i- ->: them fell into the hands of the law and yesterday this mar. faced a char^i tarn;: public
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    TO SUBSCRIBERS
    36 16 Pree FTess :r.ci >vs :«> trio Daily Ne'.\s who ha\ transferr* i their subscriptions to th" Free F'ress are :-^;;e-t--. to notify the Manage: of 'his papt. at »n r .•-hould they .-*.<;■.< their copies \'r
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    LONDON MARKETS
    146 16 Stock Exchange Activety Confined to Kaffirs London. Feb. IX. i After experiencing a certain amount ol pra?sune attributed to further tax gathering supplies of money became more Abundant and j borrowers found, less difficulty ia obtaining t loans f On \h>- St-ock Exchange morv ooprful senti- j ment
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    ANGLO-PERSIAN OIL
    74 16 Chairman of Company (Jointf to Teheran London, Feb. 20. The chairman of the Anglo-Permian OH Company, Sir John Cadman, will shortly leave for Teheran with expert advisers to op* :i negotiations with the Persian Government This step by the Company is in accordance with the arrangement recommended by
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    S.C.C. LAWN TENNIS
    35 16 The prizes in the Singapore Cricket Chib tennis tournament and in the slx-a-side soccer competition will be presented to-day by Mrs. C. J Smith after the final of the Mixed Doubles Level
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    WOMAN RESCUED FROM SEA
    299 16 PLUCKY ACTION BY MALAY CONSTABLE Attracted by fries for Help Sc'.cun. f<>: help from the se* in front Connau.-;.' Drive attracted the .-.ttentioii >■'. Malay police constable whu wayS on patrol dots; I Jt the spot at .3b..:;t elttr. ..clock evening, and going to toe ccc.
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    LUNATIC'S ESTATE
    233 16 Important Appeal Court Ruling: at Penanjj Fr.->rr. Our ■K> r C -rr> Pmaar Frh Court nf Appeal which opened at Penang on Friday concluded Ma '""I- tM» morning Sir Mm Mail returning to Singapore ■t. Thursday. R hut ease the court had before it raised an Interesting point,
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    ACTED AS SOLICITOR
    115 16 $25 Fine Imposed at Kota Tinfffi Before Mr Warn. UV Fim Magistrate ai Kota Tlntrtri Khonp 600 Kong, w&s fined $25. with costs $30 for liaving actrd or hWd himself out or pretended to art a> an ad'ocate and solicitor of the Supreme Cour of Johorrhe act
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    KING OF SIAM
    102 16 Why His Majesty Has Not Returned to the Capital m [From Our Ovn; Correspondent Banffcok, Feb. 21 The indisposition ul Ht> Majesty who hat I present residing at Hua Hin. ia the «übjert of an official communique which states uhat the Indisposition ha.s caa^ed various bad and
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    97 16 Siniraporr, Fr-b. 22. The following are the rotitne orders by Lieut. Col. M .7 T Frilly M C Commanding 8.8.VP. I>eave Officers. 'm. 'ir.df-rm. ntlonwi Ofß-er is granted leave of nb>nrp as stated H 2nd Ueut W H -Sail 313 34 Rifle Competitions. Thf ccndJttor^ .'latir.K to
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