The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 23 February 1933

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    21 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS. NO. 13^88. EST VBLISHEI) Is3"i. SINGAPORE, S.S. THI RSDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1933. 10 ENTS.
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    THE DAY'S NEWS
    322 1 verdict of murder as -:>om unkn i mmm nitoritaj >■•» K.ui.d tied to a NNMI «< 1»P Boad Page 7. Inothei itU tipt on if of lh<' I 11-l. I S J-s vi I. i ile by an unkrown pi in Bf 10 forwarded an infernal nwhine
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    STOP PRESS
    78 1 T. AM) <> SUM X .2 PREFs .-E— COPYKK l.i.i I I The P. and O. are issuing 6,003,000 new par debentures baring interest of 4> 2 per cent which are being offered to holders of 5 and 5Va pea venture stock, with the option of cash or
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    A JUDGMENT
    871 1 ore water supply had failed, and al that rculd be obtained from Ike pump* wai a trickle of reddish mud. s the beginning of the end." said Sampy* wife Eliza with unction, "it's a jr^cnr"! com forth at last pon the folk teiim of their long wallowing in
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      137 1 BIG I A TEA r u- tln> freshness i: i m< c iHf the 'in home. RAFFLES HOTEL w MIFR HOTEL TO-MIGHT SPECIAI DINNER DANCE AM) CABARET HUGO JOSEPHINE 9.30 p m. to MIDNIGHT U VI FLKS RLEBRATEI) ORCHESTRA PHONE 5381 T j*-*^»t- ia i -fc^-^ irHHI fciKaa>a3M KM ',';fy
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      272 1 ADELPHI I HOTEL j? Patrons i re gut's t c d t!. kJnd> note tiiat. thi feOOl GABOEN Mag MgagM, then will NO IH.\NKK-I)\M I. iO-NK.JU SEA VIEW HOTKI S 10-MORROW NX.in DINNER DANCE ,v CAr.AI:KT KNIIJKTAJNKRS I THE MAYF SIMKKS I SATURDAY NIGHT 1 DINNER DANCE t CABAIR I
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      54 1 I ATI S 1 ADVERTISEMENTS nae Riley Page 3. Here is the tourer— Page 6. At your next briduo pi 14. CHRYSLER! LOW INITIAL COST YOUR SAFEGUARD A i* EVANS' AntenplM S Tbroat PavtillM. Tkr» S keep colda M bay am CoufL*. Catarrk. Bm»Juji cKitis. etc l» EVANS* #1 Pastilles
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      11 1 There is no better Tea than BIGIA TKA C,RO\> IN MALA':
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    CHILDREN'S AID SOCIETY
    165 2 S'<»n(! List ot SubsiTiptions For *****3 iou>ly acknowledged I'M; vikn SIMI D W. Brisbane Esq.. 50.00 F, Anderson Pcle Esq^ 25.00 Hbn. Mr. Jas. Robertssn R E. HDtttum Esq.. R Renton Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Sime 150.00 s s-..<-. Trading Cv Puloe Brani 70 00 Straits
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    YESTERDAY'S RUBBER AUCTION
    79 2 The Singapore Chamt Association he. Catalogue i 481.09 tons O:' 1.016.650 I S° ld W«-4!9 lbs.: tmm 2332 d N V 9 PRK I Xl M I/I l> Ki»it>.d >m<>ked Shrt-t < >nt> Per Lb Off Qu. 51 to 6 pap Standard Quality Pale H s Fine
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    BRITISH COMMUNIST
    66 2 Arrested In I S weed en Stockholm, trl. 17 ecretary of tfce H I rnmunist p.irty. J tikisi who few weeks past has been a< MM > Sovi?t Russian trade delegation, was ■:v I. Mi J.t,kli.j was found in powenlou of Incrlminpt: nrobably prompt th. ties to oxpel
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    U.S.ENVOY TO GERMANY
    51 2 U.S. ENVOY TO GERMANY IWrlu, |>1, »0. Conner editor of the Nev. I world Mr. Herbert Baynard Swope. who was bom in Gerrr. years ago, to mentioned as the probable man caplt.i! afte r the inauguration P •Ident -elect Mr. Roose Mr. Swope Is well known in Berlin frcn fcl
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      264 2 Under Royal Patronage. A full supply of Aids to Beauty i I M for the Natural Cultivation of J Life Long: Loveliness Recomnu-nded by the Medical li. -•< i FEPLKAI DISPENSARY LTD. j 8 RaffleN Tlace. Singapore. i Successors to TIMMS DISPENSARY LTD. Seremban Kuala Lumpur Klanfi. j BUSINESS^ CARDS.
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      464 2 TKNDEBS. SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL NOTKIi Tenders. N..>i v i -n that tender*' m f r rr.a'.erlai i .:<:■: Una*" re ly be obtained In the TwsaßT ■*■< S T.I J irtT-*- w and plant provided. Date Closing. 4 p.m. February 3 x. 6000 Its best quality aern: ving at Meter Workshop.
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      314 2 NOTK'I HALM CA Mi i u.mr < 1 1 vn \9mmi*K*u* in the strut.- Bctti vmicK i^ hekkhy <;i\l-. Books of the Ordinar: s*u■pany will be closed from l L. to Tuesday. March 1 lurivr. for the preparation of D ■to. IVATT Cluirt !t <1 A' Ft>T.« B.c k Hii.
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      104 2 VHK WKKK i '.iml.h. r;t«i. Water 09.25 9.1 ft at Jalan Besar. I i id.«> 'ItH 7. 7 v.. 2332. 1.9 ft. Footbi CjC. 1 SKA > A at Jalan Besar. v^u-d... :mi.. U 00. Id tt.. 23.56. ft. ,an Socletj mcc' z Football: Bfarlne D?pn fcVAJ v >orab. at
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    PLAGUE OF DEER IN THE HIGHLANDS
    531 3 DAMAGE TO SHEEP GRAZINGS y Suggestion Herds Should be Bombod The dama' to s: .< >n raiding 1 en r I Hi hlands provoked diverse x'lews in a ion of the i cc' ai a m< i the Cent) itivi thi National Farn Union
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    GOVERNMENT HOUSE
    294 3 \londuy. I rb. 13th. H. Ml Mi Bcoti and Lad\ Scoti Mi Da\n: I X Ml H X! l E. To;k> Ml 0 Barclay. Dr. R. C < "I, E. QrOMBBM b«4 '.umheon at Govfrnment House. \\fdn«sda>. Feb. 15th. Mr. an I Ml W :iT Govei: 'House. lion
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    37 3 A dance is boms held at the Victori M. -Muinai Hall OB Friday, conunt lvini: at I pn in aid Of til. YWCA Club {untls. TIM < abart i n st 10 p B#i ntol i ,jt kxwl
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    CATHEDRAL ON THE SCREEN
    223 3 Winchester \erutr To l.irUm jn ILSJL l.fllldull 111 Our Own Correspondent* Mr A. J. Adams, a vaser vt Winrhi Cathedral, left Southampton in the Aquitania for M I to i cturt M the United States 1 Winchester and its cathedral. He has a collection of In
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    CHANGING NEW YEAR'S DAY
    183 3 CHANGING NEW YEAR'S DAY New Holiday Schedule i In Siam >I-n in <;..:• O-. v a I Bangkok. Irh i; 111 tm wcHf i "1 ...i:. ..;i I Si.,-, undergoing in r\>r- direction i( not Drisini rhaps thai there is talk <: tin bn.( !i. altering thi > hed .;<
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    CASPIAN DEAD SEA
    263 3 Vilm.:! K\<iporalion ol Sulpha h Mcwtir, Feb. 20. Tn< laia-Buga? on the Caspian flea, has 90 square kUometets of dead water m »hich neitner fish nor marine \egetation can live. The bay is very shallow and the waters that (low to it evaporate under the hot £un
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    141 3 Dynamite is now being used to oestroy crocodiles. wh i been causing heavy loves to riverside farmers at Bulawayo. Horthamptonshire Cricket Club have completed arrangement* far W. Orinshav. the hire se rood -eleven bat— n. to qualify or I' .lowing is a ust of the honorary lecturers and examiners of
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      DEATHS AT THE ZOO
      266 4 Nineteen- Year-Old Yak From Thibet London hrb 11. The past week was rather a sad period for the Zoo, since, in addition to Sopa. the giant tortoise, the menagerie lost two other One was the old bull yak. or gi who had been a familiar figure
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      CAPTAIN OF THE WOLFHOUNDS
      139 4 London. Feb. 6. The death is announced, at the age of 86. ol the Dowager Duchess d oi tlu most famous social figures of the age. "The grand old lady" of Paris is the name by she was familiarly known in Prance, and she became indeed
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      76 4 The story of a police officer who obtained tree shave each day for 7 years is told in 2 t £SSd FWke JS VteW ™*-«r-no; •tfiJwbrtdge-arrivtaß at ht» new found he had left his sh; •nd consequently had to visit a barb' Wdsuch a funny story that the promised to
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      HAVING A LOOK AT HEAT
      312 4 HAVING A LOOK AT HEAT TOUNG SCIENTISTS' DISCOVERY Tracking DtWl Flectrical Flaws Om Own Correspond' l.ondnn. Feb. S. Three young Bri* > >r*d ivum an old principle an apparatus wbkft AM It possible to "9mT heat. A visit to j osed Of th? wonders of their discover} A h ind
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      V.C OF SPEED FOR AMY
      114 4 London. Feb. t>. Mr- JAM \nr. Jofcii^or. th<- fpmnuv has been awarded the Segravt Memorial iiy known as the "V C of S;;c :i" hi her England Ail ilit-h's. Thy pbf ls for the moM utUandhiß dfiiion>triticn I bl pocsibiMtie^ of traa p by eir.
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      MOVIE AMATEURS
      288 4 First Public l)i>pla> Of Their Films h m Our Own Correspond London. Keb. X. i:-.u-:.t .iiti-...-: .< :•-.>■ months ago tan :.»'i in a "■<.<':• ailed the In --aw Kiv.aU iv :.;a;.^:^; h< .tl.ii m. SatunJ arrai Ed :.r>t "open" m ■"II- to display tome of iheir work.
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      CHILDREN WHO SMOKE
      178 4 Serious Menace To Health I (Fixan Oui Ov. Coi respondent i London. Feb. Attention was .illoi at a minting ol West IxithlaM Klin af.cll CullKllULv tf- the ll.'.Uix effects of ti-,. smokin habit appan Indulged In bj several children attending school The school medical officer said that
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      OVER THE MOUNTAINS OF SIAM
      591 4 \IR STRETCH PASSENGERS DISLIKE Yew Landing Grounds Being Constructed OorOn Correspond Hai^kok. 1. -i. i; Wbm "i<- A r a few S^ars ago Delhi to Ba.: ;iin: :etiuned via Sinua- un and Vide .ria the Officer comma:. PMMi the opinion I Hmh ml ttinsl i
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      51st DIVISION
      170 4 9tflMftfl IWI In Territorial Army (Fi-om Our Own Correspondent) London. f>b. K. The latest official return* 'total Btrei..-:r -;r |fl the permanent :iow i,tOl r!.- :5 ..■■>: other ranks. This is a j decrease n MM I ranks Ai;h tht-' M H B January 1 Dm. 1933, the
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      63 4 By di ft-atu the !>■• ..in x> English bridge players from Crockwon the international "bridge tournament ponents in all four lies. Engl:-.: Belgium by 62 match I to 37, thus Mngtag the r grand total sup to 225 The Belgians have scored 186 points and the second German team 175.
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    "A GRAN' FOIGHT"
    53 5 VOTING IN STYLE. pfc, nT Wa vint: tkrir fc«»e t» rw»t th«r v«l««. VOmW IN IHK lUISII KI.KTH.XS. The sc,n, «i.t»id« p." in. *£j« gSS. "i. k.vON r.racfonthv ice on the Wimbledon Own- v W ,Cv, MNN "1 I-' n iV-ure smowh. f.llson. Man rhe^tcr's cntre-for.Hrd. in
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      43 5 ISTEN TO THE FOOTSTEPS OF \N »»PUOA< HINC FAME. GEORGE ARLISS -lHr: MAN WHO PLAYED UK)" RESERVATIONS PHONg 6905 VS WE PROMISED A GREAT SHOW! *t JACK PAYNE JQ AND HIS AZf MEI > AND ROMAN rK i—^ p >!(»! Will WWT Til I jWHL
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      66 5 The Famous Star of "SHANGHAI EXPRESS" Co-starred with a Brilliant English Favourite! -rCAPITgt— TO-NIGHT MARLENE fl DIETRICH U Powerful Dramatic Triumph IfflVvYF "BLONDE VENUS" |X With the popular Knulish Star. WOliM^ HERBERT MARSHALL WMm See Glamorous Marlene as the toast of the Berlin and Paris Cabarets. Hear her sing three
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      394 5 MATINKK ON SATUBDAT AT I I'M DON'T MAKE ANY MISTAKE ABOUT ONE ITS GRAND— THRILLING— N<M Bl LAl'(;HABLE— and Metro^SoUwj t-Majw WILLIAM J EDWARDS, v J CONRAD \.i^ /JJ NAGEL I -w*m Mil ctvmc IMBI i J BAND "PE R FO R M AN CES i S.S. POLICE BAND i
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    SPORT OF THE DAY.
    2077 6 MORE SURPRISES JN FA. CUP FOURTH ROUND OF COMPETITION Passing of the Giants .> an qu o■ O rreapODdent) I oitdon. Jan. v i datided Baiuid*] att ahftsat as amMtai n OMk issues as those in th<previous mii.-.> for if the First QfcMOfl BMUM eiftK i
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      418 6 HERE IS THE TOURER! i <:~ ]tl that goes to and p.t\».ant Delightful Urn |gg Wittl ':i ..""d down, cosy d and .descree:: up when :t i -.:.r- gallon and 1_ |M miles on m% of lyr I wr* raonc ol the merit thai wkft ma* i my for <
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      52 6 aourisbinu Vttrt u»in^ QiiversJell Tr> also Chnen' lam},Olde i i J<^ M urm«l«^r, CtHtsrrf a Agent v»(■ I I O»* SHIPMEN IS \RLY j \R\U\ !N(. 01 WEH I UX^ <K1 .i;< TED BKd FISH D i» I E M PL A 1 aa i i'u t t r 'i
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    FOUNDER OF A GREAT NATION
    132 7 FOUNDER OF A GREAT NATION W ushin^ton the Man of High Adventure X JOHN SCOTTS TRIBUTE Striking Address to Singapore Rotarians -ii main soldi* rs who have Wit bthind them it th. riifnuir> ot their eonllicts. hut among all the th. power to t'Ntublish imonic .1 tjreat people a form
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    A GREAT WORLD HERO
    2547 7 i day. said Mr. WUhasas, Americans Acrtbtr to celebrate the memory of one of th«--eat heroes. A man who was the pro- 1 hi life and traditions of a single nation i stwmt training, breadth of sympathy and any of achievements won for him an endurm
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    OPEN VERDICT IN KALLANG ROAD DEATH
    188 7 CONTRADICTORY EVIDENCE Rilled By Car Driven By European R- -:::a: 'hat the ovidenrr befo.c mm v.as su :r..r MM NMHI «>:i open verdict. Mr F G B rn< th( Km:'ii;>>re Ci concluded tht < ih; .1: into death a Ci.int'.M-. who \\,i- k!i rd
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    CARRIED AUTOMATIC
    302 7 Kikisha Puller Sent to Prison A rikisha puller n> i identally discovered to be in possession of a pi I functioning automatic pistoi .u.ri ammunition from thr Criminal DM Mr. 1 I MW Thr puHrr pleaded yuiHv la the rharges of beir.c in possession <>f srßSf and ammunition,
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    TOWKAY CHARGED
    90 7 Further Outcome of Saw Mill Tragedy outcomr nf th death ai Ch:: at Seng Hwa Saw Mills who ..rd to h u. m >..••■• hmtn vlm firewood tor of HM WMjtt I (1 C'inai S\< 00. was yesttrday also charged with \oluntarily causin? grl hurt to the boot
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    CHINESE AMATEUR ORCHESTRA
    186 7 F.ntertaitu'd To Dinner By Mr. Tan Hong T<k Ci.u.t si \in ittui Ok In > i ntt-i to (iiiuiM D-. Mr Tan H> ii- r. •-President ut the Socu t\ Aftei dinner the ;rstra conn Mi Cheon< Chin s IdDomiiic musical turns. In I'lnm-M T.inplt Gard< n
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    CHOPPER ATTACK ON INFANT
    392 7 Peculiar Manifestation of Affection SENT FOR OBSERVATION Woman's Treatment of Child She Loved V s result of a quarrel over a neighbour's child of whom she was said to be ver> fond, a Chinese woman inflicted a chopper wound on the object of her affection She
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    THE ALHAMBRA
    155 7 William Hainos in *'Ka>t Life" afj B a fast worker, bui m "Fast Lift." the M.G.M. picture which cpt nod at the Alhambra yesterday, he is a ible whirlwind \:..r romantic advances la< smaj ling spe< runand tfirdjtnt the point despite a SlO.OOO reward lor hi. capture. in
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    SUNKEN TREASURE
    147 7 $2,7110 Worth of Chandu in Harbour The old tritk of PWtKhn^tTM) In3t t' Uwwrlm iian.iu or optiH I id into m ith Boafel hed to then, was I ...i hj c. .;,i .i the BeMu B (3 taM BOftl On th' MflMi the usual rrvenue i her and
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    ARMED ROBBERY
    47 7 Five Chines* raided a housi oi c(jnipatnol ir Cairnl'.ill R(»ad on I'ut mi.i.' olgM BBd BMdi ill with about $7n worth il K-v.elhrj rash. T is v-Mfi t] r«v vftt 1 knu-s and tliat the inmate: wen held .;< NO ;iri'S tl i.;i\t. \ft betn MftdC
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    GAVE DETECTIVE A BLACK EYE
    372 7 TWO MEN IN POSSESSION OF INDIAN HEMP Inprisonment and Fines For Chinese Following the conviction of ■••C),.- <;:• for Mhit .n p. wssion of detctertw drag! valued at $445 aid the other for volume. causir.j, hurt to a pubhc servant m addition t<> btMiiL' in
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    ALLEGED ATTACK
    146 7 l)> mi: Man'> Kxidence Recorded al factions among Chinese toogkang ..:<• t-aid to have bce.n the can* of an affra\ in Bali LMM in the Rochore distinct as i a nun is now lying Id hospital with a severed spinal cord and accordi (be medic-\\ experts ha:. only
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    GLIDER CROSSES ALPS
    22 7 ■Mm, mi is. Ti.- ...iir l« ENM IM I srtcfe 1::. .atT. whiii. ii hundred wH^fcd. nai wet.- Reuter
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    SIAMESE SITUATION
    56 7 Agnirance That King's Him >s is Not "Diplomatic" I m Our Ovn Qom Bangkok. l>b. H lc p-. C t .irwrd this afternoon, assured th* press that illness mm nor diplon and denied emphatically MM )Üble in tht nortberi i). fullest assurances that there was sagicuacn: I State
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    TELOK AYER EPWORTH LEAGUE
    103 7 Telok A-. hi th. c. irch Sor.al Hal). The 6' Chili M inw-rth League. X Chi Rcadtai club iC.C.a i and I tni i 1.,,. n i-,:. M-ntt-d. The pngl ..v... .t<(i bj Mr Tan Hunt S< ,-i... consisted oi diff Tent indoor -any Ai tin
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    DEAD MAN TIED TO TREE
    848 7 Verdict of Murder Against Unknown Persons EYE-WITNESS'S STORY Mystery of Time Deceased Was Alive An eye-witness t«» the brutal handling ol .1 hinrsr. vim was found tied to a coconut tn< 111 a plantation ofl the lonch Si S lap Road, was urn- of the
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      31 7 Tlie Queen will set- hn rirst talking pictun- Jacks Mm Boy." on March 21. when shi attends a matint't at the New Cialit-rN- Cinema Regfnl Street, in aid of the Richmonc
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. BIRTH.
    18 8 DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. BIRTH. MOORE.— On February 22ncl. 1933. Singapore, to Anne Middleton uif C J. Moore, a daughter.
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1933. THE LEAGUE'S DILEMMA
    862 8 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1933. THE LEAGUE'S DILEMMA Though Japan recognis< m her reply lo the report of the committee Ol nineteen that western opinion is definitely auainst her there is no m sign that iht PVOPOOM to modify her DOttCJ M I result. While declaring that there
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    GERMAN WORLD FLIER
    74 8 Yon (ironau's New Bee** Feb. M. The famous German pilot Wolfgang vet Gronau, who circled the globe last year front has been appointed to an important post in tht new Federal Air Traffic Department beaded by Herr Goering. Yon Gronau is placed in charge of training plane
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    CHINESE CHRISTIANS
    142 8 An .u\ tT»ar\ '»nrtTt v.Si < llk 43rd anniversary of the Chinese Christian Association was held at the V.M.C.A hall last night when there was a large attendance. An interesting programme was carried out including several musical items and songs and some of the most welcome turns were
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    COMMODITY MARKET
    90 8 r.WFST tin wi> iiii'.bii; prices \M) BTESUNO RAI I B Rubber and Tin prices and Hi sterling rate in New York and Paris, specially ,cabled to the Fre* 1 Press ia follow. TIN London. I< |> Spot tlHy (£l4B Forwtid EMI (£148 4) Tone of Markrt Easi« i
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    JAVANESE DRAMA
    299 8 l Mi.- Kil>oet> < t)mi);iii> at ict( rr.' The;! 1. 1 A very enjoyable performance in aid of the Singapore unemployed was given at the ia Theatre last night, by Miss Riboet 's Malay Dramatic Co. Orion. The Javanese social drama R. A. SoeauftUe" with Ml* Riboet in
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    JACK PAYNE
    281 8 fcniou* Uand in Pavilion Film .a evident that a film like "Say It With Music" which fnstuxes a man who is almost a hauaehnld word in London, will have a much greater appeal to people of that city than to PlftVXiP. WOO £fltttK mBVCUCu SBC BUCtnoi 3 1
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    TO SUBSCRIBERS
    36 8 Free Press aftmifciii and subscribers to th? Daily News who have transferred their subscriptions to the Free Press are requested to notify the Manager of this paper at <.: should they receive their copir.* late.
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    THE CAPITOL
    176 8 Hcrluri Nl.ii -l^ill ,!i Dietrich Herbert UsrshaH is not in bis dement in "The Blonde Venus." the Paramount prod' which opened a season at the Capit day. "The Blonde Venus" is a sophisticated study of the eternal triangle, welded n unconvincing 1 hi "mother love" touch of which
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    "BABIES" IN KEEN DEMAND
    409 8 "BABIES" IN KEEN DEMAND Foster Parent TW Big ree Press tiiet are very i Singapore thes* d Not the plump. n< his-lathtr sevcn-hcrse-powt sumptkm vari< Th«- small car rn.ii>. MUM of an indu of the slump In a m years. Ownei rid of their Mayai .7 small of five-«r;i of
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    GRASS FIRES.
    31 8 Another Bu* •«><•« m Brigade The local tiro epttar.r Pire Brigad. b There uas v ■state (off B It was ar area and n<.p^ two machines to fain Brigade suerco
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    THREE MEN BURT
    43 8 B«s Causes I) Vult.lll Three Indiii: working in a manhol» I Che others were ftar opening. w«pp knockec yesterday. The first man suof bis head and was Brmw'*! up tn Uv ambul •braskwu on dip lower They ware conveyed t<
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    20 8 WlttoMD. ft* held an fee Mm lake at bone of Mr. W W. frwkon araucnt tht choir down to H
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      CHINESE DISTURBED BY LEADER'S DEFECTION
      207 9 Some Former Comrades to follow His Example JAPAN RSI: HOPES RAISED Not to He Jockeyed fnto War With hiiiii lokio, l-ch. B. I it- t i!r\. pi:i, iii>. tl. indicate that tin- Japanese arc determine! not U> be lorkt-.td into war with (Lini whom she
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      66 9 I hanm hun 1• (i Liv Kyuei-tang. Commander of the fourth Chinese volunteer division at Jeh cabled offering allegiance of himself and 15.000 men to ifanchukuo after which he started against CI. forces. Liu's defection is reported to have caused consternation among his former comrades of whom several groups are
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      CHINESE HOLD NANLING
      91 9 rapine. F" An official Chinese despatch from Koupei- near Nanlir.g. despatched this morning and received at 4 pjn.. declares that Nanling is stai held by the Chinese. A Japanese armoured train Is running as far as Nanling .tation. but the city is still firmly held. Despatches describe
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      PRELIMINARY SKIRMISHES
      130 9 rir. FCipißC Feb. 22. The Japanese general drive is still hanging lire through a numb?r of preliminary skirmisher hare occurred round the provincial border between Japanese advance guards and bodies of volunteers who still have roving commhwlona and are not subject to the orders and .discipline of the
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      WAR CLOUDS
      168 9 I the Shanghai "war" and the outlook Is gloomy Reuter Far Eastern Will I inn ll.iL I'D- r s Growing denseness of the war clouds overhanging Jehol portend furies which will be unleashed when the Japanese swing into full action to expel Chinese loyalists from the province. It
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      MANCHUKUO ULTIMATUM
      24 9 H.irbui. \.b According to Japanese sources the Manchukuo ultimatum is being despatched at midnight to-n: Non-compliance will result in military operations- Reuter
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      MR. SOONG'S DENIAL
      120 9 I>h..n K hai. l.t>. A report that the Northern authorities reached an understanding with the Jap in regard to Jehol is emphatically tailed bj Mr. T. V. Soong. who said that the N ,'were co-operating closely for the defence of Chinese territory. The flotation of a $20,600,000
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      EMBARGO ON ARMS
      80 9 Interviewed in regard to the suggestion made in certain quarters for an embargo en arms to China and Japan, the Spokesman oi th Foreign Office said it should be confined to Japan alone. He declared China was acting in i while Japan was wagjr. aggressive war and
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      HAND-TO-HAND FIGHTING
      326 9  -  while directing troop movements in Jehol and at Shanhaikwan. In trn conversation \nth the young marshal Mr. Shaw Is reporloci to made suggestions for the settlement of the Manchurirn problem.- Sin Chew Jit Poh ll«\iv> Casualties on Both Mm Shanghai. I■ A telephone message from General Tang Yu-lin
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      BLOCKADE OF PORTS
      327 9 isptUMM Fleet ('onimaiuU ts in CiMiferen •■<■ Shanghai, Feb. 22. The Japanese War M Dd Übs R M istry have orderod the mobilisation of all md and naval forces in the country. Upon the receipt of instructions from Tokyo. the commanders of the Japanese fl?et at Shanghai
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      124 2 Geneva. Fet>. is^ed a to the Committee of con Mi of ten t. r there is much R• I jan *sagreei a :io luither us.' mm to Me Crom Cl neee ■ofereJgntj l ls to blame ft fen LM u-.mir fa) hasty r JS the dLS P ut n upin
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      "ABSURD AND IMPRACTICABLE"
      188 2 ■:.:;..>•. v poiuti'n Ml that nine o: llfcl ten Lytu-i: K,;-ort pr.ncip'.._-> for a Mttfesuggested in the Committee of Nini en Report could not b fulflUed without iti n Central 0•• rnment in Ch;:. M tMi po int -:.at the proposition for the w." drawal of Japanese
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      ASSEMBLY'S FIRST STAGE
      75 2 C.enexa. l eb. 22. The Assembly accomplish ir.inutes in a Chamber the presence of the apparatus of photographers and had the appearance of a eh. The Committee of Nineteen decided s. w ould be no speeches at Fridays Assembly. The Committee has collated the i mHi ..ttce.
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      ARMS EMBARGO
      309 2 Sir John Simon Declines t<» Commit Government London. I «"b. In the House of Commons last night. Sir John Simon in a statement on H 9m East said be had no information confirming press re;> rti ;:ng in Jehol. but the Chi.. ition at Onm had been informed
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      IRREGULARS BOMBED
      35 2 (himhow. Feb. IS. I:., japmipx o< upied Naming an in on E*eipiao where they an d to suspeiui ■>:>' ■:.<".-■- temporarily Thi Japam-st planes .severely bombed a con- t Chit:t-< ii Kailu Reuter Far Eastern
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      BLOW TO LEAGUE
      45 2 Mn as a test case for the League -1 Reuter Rome. t«-l). i'.i. in f. thai Japan's withdrav.. m Bq I MB bl I hMMj MM airiu* and M iNMtfM bO I.ipun. I- i the LMfWTI I i.urian dispute whu b. I
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      FINANCIAL PRESSURE
      74 2 Paris, Feb. 22. The only possible solution to the question ol c ercive measures against Japan it she refus. tl withdraw bor troops Irom Manchuria, says UN Temps wIU be that no memt>?r of the Lt-aeue will financially aid Japan directly or indirectly, winch will be a grave
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      POWERS' RISK
      296 2 Burden of Application of t Article Sixteen London. Feb. 2:». TfcMi declare, that BH Lcaizue Assembly decide whether to take further action or to recommvnd the s-tt^mert advocit-d by the Report oi the Oil 111 Mill oi Nmet.-n and then d»p*«e. It fcJMM» advisab..- ana in the interests
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      JAPAN'S DEMAND
      107 2 1 1. km. irt». T:i<r *c proposal t.- t <■ to withi; ..ps from Jeho! H > i'.hon-l K-.v explained is based on th. lorviction tthdi |al of Chang H^ueh-liang's would tliminatc the v. M to North China as it R-ould demora.:>- J-hol population to .v. rious res:
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      PEIPIAPO OCCUPIED
      33 2 t hinchow. I eb. Tlv Ha\.i.-. -i attachment occupied Peipiao I yeaterday afternon thereby comp'.f tl con- I trol of the short line of railway into Jehol.— l Reuter Far Eastern
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      THE CENSORSHIP
      66 2 Tokio Wh :i. Commenting on the reports that the Chinese minister to Tokyo would probably be withd:. the Foreign O:\. I declared that Japan had no intention of withd: .•:;>- of her diplt. md consular officials from All |M<ll'L till mo-.rv :.:> bi-r? of tr MH J le">3
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      SIR F. LINDLEY'S CALL
      27 2 Tokio. Feb. Sir Francis Lindle> vi^iti d th< vice-Foi h«n this mo::.;:: M B^td. in HOB ••.•;h the Sino-Japa:,' dianute.— Reuter Far Eastern
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      33 2 i: > •.■ithoritatneiy stated that Sir Francis Lindleys visit to f: 1 reign Ofnoi was merely HM purpose of a talk on the general tion and M importance Is attached thereto.-- Reuter Far Eastern
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      "NO DANGER"
      100 2 NO DANGER" Tokio. Veb 22. me p: posal is b.inc despatched -da> from banking Peking for the Chinese to withdra* he ret r i )N< J< !l ri stabUsh -nent of a neutral zone on both i&et ol in- Or. at Wai: fot tiw parpoM ol minimi tng ■he likelihood
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      BRITISH EXPELLED
      124 2 Tokio. Feb. Accordm? la tIM HleM n ttafc gtudara of Bonins haw ordered tvo Britishers 111 James Frederii k Milne and his will to I Island on suspicion that they h..\< b v -on thp fortification: but nothin? thus fat I known at either the British Embassy or
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      CATEGORICAL REFUSAL
      99 2 Nanking;, 1 Hi. Th- Foreign Offiic this afternoon staud thti th»- raPQTtofl uinnvituin irom Manriu.kuo to Iffn^Mwg bad not yet been received. That the ultimatum could come from M,mchukuo '•■,.>> characterised as ridiculous It i« emphasi; a that a presented, the Chinese Oovernmenl would immediately return tho ultiniatuni
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      SOVIET POLICY
      99 2 Th* Soviet intended to pursut a steadj POOC3 pmo .I. the Far East. n g e L 1,., the Commtot) I a rtw l "f* of collective farmc V.'-Kh on Far BMtcn frontiers the SoMet had no such guarantee* CM as iw., i. been obtained by non aggression
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    SINGAPORE BASE
    69 9 SINGAPORE BASE ion by Sejr Vr 1935 000 CONTRACT ement in Hone of fom: London. Feb. 22. House of Common.res Monsell. (First Lord of announced that the npietion of Sir John ract at the Singapore st-ptember. 1935, and there TrjLson to suppose that it completed by th estimates for and
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    U.S. CABINET
    129 9 I. Hull A> Srrrotar> ol Slate WnfchUM. Fcfc. 22. stavtor Svanson will be the Secretary to th*. appmntm nt of Mr. Swanson. who te tetnnto been regarded as the probable •■uinu:i of the Senate Foreign Relations Cornice Senator Plttman. the silver m the muring tor the chairmanship. \L-
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    LIGHTER DISAPPEARS
    115 9 rhin.se Finn's Report to Marine Con ftory was told in the Singapore lice yesterday evening by a Chinese made stated that the firm had ■rz- a consignment of rice and other com- < to the value of $3,000. which arrived 'he Norwegian vessel Her v^r j The following
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    ARMS INCIDENT
    69 9 Matter Regarded < taMi i §>fc. :«n arms incident may now bi s*d following Sir John Simon: t^e Boom of Cum mom last ni«h c said the Rattan A«ib>— rtnr had in that fSM Rattan Gowrament was that the anus sect to Austr'i ■:s should be returned to
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    POLAND TROUBLED
    44 9 i.n rt > W/fcfSaW. a army command to panning mnw mn close to the Polish frantic T"ir.K- sccovdKC to Picas reports INI stated tint nock battles win be carrte >r cedentedly burfe scale with II i wry o# w/&r Vtvosltllw actkH i Reuter
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    GRAKLE INJURED
    7 9 r WB PRBBS SERVICE— CO**YRIOHTI
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    BOMB SENT TO ROOSEVELT
    107 9 Fortunate DiBNVWy in Post Office FELL FROM MAIL BAG Second Attempt on I His Life Washington. IYI> 11. Mr Roosevelt's life has b jeopardised for a second time, according to the Washington Post which reveals that a bomb addressee' to him has been discovered at a
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    ATTEMPT LAST WEEK
    62 9 A week ago to-day un attpmpt was nnde on Mr. Roosevelt's life at Miami when an brirklayer poured a rain of pistol ri into a reception g-oup welcoming the Presicii Elect on his n't urn from I fishing trip to the ti Mi persons were injured. Mr.
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    MR. CERMAK
    42 9 Miami. I .1, Mayor Cermak has taken a turn for and his condition is causing concern h: temperature is 101 and h^ pal 108. The relapse i> attributed to coin s Zangara's solicitors have decided not to lodge ippeal. Reuter
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    NOT SATISFIED!
    147 9 l)i>( h; i •■<•(! [*ri>onor Fined Kit Contempt i i anted i drink of ice water and I refused —you became annoyed and that is why you arrested me." suggested an accused of the Indian constable who effected his arrest on a charge of obstruction. The accused was
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      30 9 Gayet and family left Singapore by the French MM. liner. Felix Roussel, yesterday, for Francs on holiday. Mr. Gayet is a f Moine Comte and Co.. Ltd.. Singapore and Penang.
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      134 9 CRICKET REQUISITES We have a very extensive stock of ali C\\r\ J\( X Hv')iili«. j V > FORCE M^ W/ V Xl( X I I i tour '-..MutDs. J o II Ai:i»lNf ;i WM- BATTI GLOVIi UIC Xl I Xl M* SCORIMi INC, ciLOVKS InKI NU bch)K>. h\i on m
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      840 10 FUNNEL LINE (Ocean THE SLAM STEAM NAVIGATION Co, Ltd. I Snip Co, Ltd, ana China I*HE HUA K7UOW STEAMSHIP CO 1931 1 Ltd Mutual Steam Navigation C. l.v. HIE CUNARD STEAM SHIP Co, Ltd r STRAITS STEAMSHIP Co Ltd. I~HE S.IRAWAK STEAMSHIP Co. Ltd THE CHINA NAVIGATION C Ltd TILE
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      482 10 Ellerman Bucknall Steamship Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in England) "ELLERMAN" LINE. FREIGHT SERVICE TO UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENT. VIA PORTS AND SIEZ CANAL HOMEWARDS. Steamer. Due Spw^ Saib S "pore. S S C rrY F LYONS Por Havre. London. Rotterdam Hamburg Ffb 28 Mar. 2 MM CITY OF MANILA For Havre,
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      322 10 P 1 O. British India and Apcar Lines (Incorporated in England) MAIL, PASSENGER AND CAR. SERVICES. PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL. S. N. CO UNDER CONTRACT WITH HIS MAJF^TI r>\ LON DON AN D FA R LA M MM! SKR VI I OUTWARDS FROM LONDON FOX CHINA i v, l>u n» lontlajr
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      532 11 0. S. K. Line. M)K URICA VND SOITH AMERICA hi i nu> vua- r t>aa ia«a wm i■ r i assssK^to (Blmaid IU auU 1H») A r Htt y?— 2L~; j«* cv pr 7 f i '^^»"^^bls^bls»» ■sHTO. LO WWOS Ann Zan 4itaar. Dar^s^flalaajiL. Ttoir* t O*rts«. Bort Blnberh. Cape
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      538 11 PRESIBEI^T lINI^K sj*^ j"'^tl v Hp jjP c -uum-u. O \a// TO El ItOI'i: KROM SINGAPORE AND PENANG \|a COLOMBO, BOMBAY, SUEZ, POKI SAID, ALEXANDRIA. NAPLES, GENOA MARSEILLES AND NEW YORK. Arrive Leave Leave Arrive B'pore. B'pore. Penang. York Adams Bktj 25 Mar. 1 Mr.r. 2 Anr. 11 Pres Har;.~
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      902 11 K. P. M. KONINKIJJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ IINO.MUo rhursday Ff-b 23. Selat-Pandjan^ Benpkalis. Soengei-Pakning, Biak »ad i' tkaj -B CRLMEK— Tliursday. Feb '!.■> Kong Kcr.L' Swatow and Amoy XI \l I. -T.u: \.v Ft b J3. Cheribon, Semarang. Sourabaya Boeleleng. Ampenan. Pa. igBay, Benoa and Banjoewangi MAROS- Frida: Feb 24 Prigi-Radja.
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    POSER FOR LADIES' GOLF UNION
    391 12 JOYCE WETHERED'S STATUS Adviser At Piccadilly Store The Ladies Golf Union may soon .-...■< to decide upon the amateur status v: Mi v, Withered, who i>> to Uikr up an .(!>;>o;mrrurnt ?r golfing adviser to customers in th( Piccadilly hop of Messrs. Fortnum NT; nr-
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    MODEL OF A CHINESE JUNK
    136 12 (iift to Science Museum I ML long model of a Fukien sea-going Jnnk ha& been 1 resented to the Science Museum by Sir Frederick W. Maze. This type of craft, now rapidly dying out, is in use in Northern China and has oeen little subject
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    STAGE SENSATIONS
    142 12 Casanova Actors Conn To Blow s PMsi o.vn Correspondent) London, rth S 1 > stage sensations took London on Saturday night, in theatres facing each IBM MBrtiJ Lane. They were: ill t+o astsss fought on the stage ot the Coliseum a ?h>- ;rtain rose and fell for the
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      698 12 Burns Philp Line. Incorporatitl In Australia FOR HKISHANK, SYDNEY AM) MELBOURNE via JAVA, DARWIN AND THURSDAY ISLAND. h> ml th well-known stvanu r MARELLA '7375 tons :n\d the SS MANGOLA '3.352 toast iCanjoonly] v\KKII .A »•!> in la: t uiwl Mn«.t stom.rs uaumc -...Ua Cabin* ii» lux*-, sinnl.- Urth rabliis.
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      365 12 933 HOMKWARI) PASSA(;K> Bast available accommodation obtainable by all Lines froiL CORK'S [V»OPLO TftAVfi SCPVtCt 39, ROB1\S()\ ROAD Individual attention MO MQDMB PUI THE E.4ST ASIATIC CO.. UMITEP. TelepbjOßa 023 PASSENGER AND TRFKiHI SERVICE TO GENOA LONDON KOTTFKIHM IMMBIKi. *ND (OPINHAGKN FIONIA 7 3 7 3 10/1 FRRLA 28/S 28
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      124 12 HENDERSON ,n L waumnM or s^umqs aHO I 1 I n M.'MIVN BURMA >|Jar v PEOI i X BHAMO y AMARAPOORA SAGA INC Calls London ttAs ata Ham z yean t\ik f ijbjba immtkMt *> 1 aa^ vi \i^i nil- 5,,,, I maj For farther partlctiltrs plea rATEKSON, SIMONS Tr
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      706 12 BY TRAIN Bangkok every Saturday 7 pjn. and Thursdays 7.30 a.m Kedah Monday to Friday 7.30 a.m batardays 7 p.m Kuantan (via Jerantut) Monday to Friday 7.30 ajn Kuantan (via Jerantut) Saturdays 7 pin Kelantai: ivia Pauang Btsan Monday vm. Kelantan (via Gemas) every Monday. Wednesday. Thursday and Friday 7.30
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      178 12 Tmombo, Dut. 525, from S. Pandjang 21, for S. Pandjang 23. Ban Ho Guan, Dut. 965, from Scurabaya 22. for Sourabaya, Bmasim 25. Ma Brit. 510, from Pcnang 22, for :-.g via Ports March 5. City of Khios. Brit. 3537. from Rotterdam 22, for Hong Kong 22. Kulmerland, Qm. 4366,
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      CHINA SHIPPING REGULATIONS
      301 13 ATTEMPT TO LIMIT SMUGGLING Vessels Not to fall At Foreign Ports A all coastal and inland vesr.< i under the Inland Wnters Steam ation li,- ;i:-tinn g Issued by the > all .shipping agen and masters of vessels, to the effect that no such vessels, ng between
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      TO PREVENT COLLISIONS
      266 13 ]V\\\ to be Introduced in Federal Council I Bill intended to prevent collisions at sea > about To 91 ISSfOduced in the Federal C Th« S: F*i:a t:n> a led b.. thi Bill contain the International Regulation^ M preventing collision at sea as they stood m ISfl
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      SHIPYARDS' BOOMLET
      153 13 Fifty-Eight New Ship* On Order 1 0 >'.vn Correspondent) London. Feb. S A representative of the Shir* Ml Employers' Federation has revealed that I 1 orders for 58 vessels have b°en boo.-.d by British shipyards. "As a result of t. orders." ml added, "it is extrem.-h prob figures
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      PASSENGERS ARRIVED
      112 13 The following passengers arrivi d on the J. V. Oldenbarnevelt from Europt- on I v... M: and Mrs. E. Baker and t Mr. J Brock, Miss L. Dawney, Mr. and Mrs p HafTter, Mr J. Jadot I.; dy Margarot Loder, Mrs. H. Swlnchatt, Mrs. E. M. Franken and
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      APPEAL OF STRAITS STEAMSHIP CO.
      719 13 SEQUEL TO DISMISSAL OF PETITION OF BIGHT BneM Vessels That were Exempt From Rules The appeal of Mm straits Steamship Company rrom the judgment of Mr. Justice Prichard XC. in the motion by the Attorney-General to show caus why the Petition of Ripht filed by
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      SHIP SURGEON'S DEATH
      151 13 Flaes on the roof of Ocean Build headquarters of the Blue Funnel S.S. Line, were j flown at ha!f masi yost re y in tribute to Dr. Austin Stanford, aged 58. surgeon of the Blue Funnel liner, Antenor, who died in the Gel Hosoital on Tuesday after
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      PASSENGERS BY AIR
      40 13 Passengers by air from the NEI t( Sinpa- on Pebn Mr, Lorai Mr. L I and from Sin^at? IfJU 'r. Pebruarj i i T- I PaJM Mrs Paine, Mr Frankcn r .Trs Franken 1 and Mr brhwartz
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      493 13 Til X SINGAPORE FREE PRESS Office: 138 MHNBON Koah, BWGAPOn VI>VKKTISER SINr,APOU, •r morn.ru il.ul> Malaya. Di-livrr«-d llh l *»'"<, H-./ri e.uh morning. Latest '".I l.trst announr. monts "<l tin cables appear riaih |.irt,r.s. hridse notes, wit latest fashion^ sp»rtinq •Hides, Besides Iscftsn §nm ■< I n:i[lm I*. If i
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      299 13 TO EVERYWHERE IN CANADA V AND MOST OF THE US. A tt\ i Mm 801 I- 'no Cana<l .< nat Railways. \-l <■'„ baa| tt< Mm I MMflMi R(K-kieK slay at Jaxpov i !!.<*>■•■! 1 >• v 'houtchanii year* •^^fl^Kii |V ;IV tram> of Supremo omfort I'hroujrh booking— «jiy iTHtfß^^^V^
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    STATISTICS OFFICE
    1388 14 Recent Additions to Library I.< :nt» publications were issued or ived by the Department of Statistics. SS uul FMS. during th. period January 28th to February 10th, 193 J. inclusive, and are avail:ble for public use in the Reference Library.) faHa%im Bi.ilfiiii", S::..:ap n Application iaj b< made
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    INFERIORITY COMPLEX
    362 14 Effect Of Being Born In Fried Fish §hop (From Our Own Correspondent) London, Feb. X. Onr Ol the mo.-t common .symptoms of an inferiority complex, the Rev. Leslie Weatherhead, M.A.. Hon. C.F.. told Wolverhampton Literary' and Scientific Society members last uetf;, is over-assertion, and the subject Ls just
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    ROUND YOUR DIAL
    345 14 Popular Shortwaw Radio Stations Th- :■>;.. -*:m i.< a IL-t o^ j t ions »h'.ch can be retei- ed in Singapore Ja\a Stations Baiid<r:.c PLM fr(jm about 5.20 pm. gramophone rt-cords and telephony tests with Sydj.' y. Au-traiia. and cth-r stations. Usual call after records "Hullo Sydnej
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    KUALA LUMPUR AMATEUR RADIO SOCIETY
    109 14 Kuaia Lumpur rvcular bi ii a-t- b-- >.-.": further notice UI.Y IMS Mares 10.30 to 11 am. P ETA LING HILL TESTING. G«^pt Sundays and Public Holiday* so p m. Krontchong Music. i < En .:ih ■15 British Official Wireless Nt-ws "25 Recital of H.M.V.
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    HIGH SPEED FLYING
    181 14 Coftela To Cut Out "Blind Spot" London I»h X Fn in Oui Own Ci>n- ■> A cum i tor iv.untrractlne il:^ ;!,nn.. :.m:y blindness or blacking out'"— which BOOH whin rm aeroplane pilot banks or rii\ at hiph <pi-id w;ts described to the Royal Aeronautical Society recently
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    RICHMOND BRIDGE
    122 14 Pier Foundations sMbmM Froni Our Own Correspondent) 1 i»1 1 ri v i \t Wtrhsatmd Biidgi, one of the most bnaiilsTal Rr.d i *tor*." \jt 1 'i, t undatkm of ane of the piers is affected and that a aw*Ml state of affuts Is discloaed, the result of
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      280 14 Guard his Health < iv a .ii liirni.iniint at uncf m> >.tire hi^ Sore Throat h«-f.>re it do clops into lntlut.ii/.t, Scarlet Fever «ir ■jc i ,-r mil m^ disease. -T, ih.in -..r-lcx. FORMAMINr \Kt t,>.. I r.S.oac <uW«. i« BRAND'S SANDWICH PASTES sn-l •anap*'*. ..r Turkey mud 1 ngue
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      411 14 BANKS JWD CHARTERED BANK. OF CHINA, AUSTRALIA \M» CHINA (Incorporated In England by }-o (.■.■-<: Paid :p capital it. 600.000 shares of £5 <arh £3.000,000 R».-.s. rvt Fund £3.000,000 RrxTV" Liability of Proprietors £3,000,000 HEAD OFFH'I 39, Ttlihnpantc. London. B.C. 2. Agencies and Bram he* Alor sr:.r IlnUo Saigon B.ii
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      344 14 INSVRAMh THK VOKOiir:\ BANK. I i (Established in ISM) Capital Subatraud (Pully paid up/ v i«ejaj__ Reserve Fund Vlce-eYesldent K_ Takenctu. a^. •»lg«»»»» Baaaea 3l -a, CBl.il* >Taaaf The WafiMMl Provincial Bank Uoyd-s Bank. Lai Alexandria E. 8., a, BerMi hv^m Cakiatla, Canton. Changchun Bfl tien. Hamburg. Hank w. Harb
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      127 14 I BRITISH BROADCASTING j CORPORATION j I PROGRAMMES FOR INDIA, BURMA, J STRAITS SETTLEMENTS. and I FTDFKATED M/VLAY STATES I FROM THE EMPIRE TRANSMITTER. J J DAVENTRY. ENGLAND i J Wavelengths 25.3 metre* and 31 3 metres. J Thursday. February 23rd. J G.M.T. 2.30 pm Tim-- 5i.t..,; from 1 Big
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    MALAYA TRADE STATISTICS
    194 15 •> •r■ ■••>-.. value o: For :«n rr tde. Including par*.--; pus,:. bullion a:. a uu:,. n. i:<i- ai.u i imports BNM 1933 '932 1933 'lotal Trade 1933 Bui- Grand Increa irand Mm |M Bui- Grand Increase- Total Trade Total Trade Increa&e <-> Post lion and T<-
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      217 15 Ffbruaiv 22 SELLING L 4 -.'.<:•.. 1 2 3 2" 32 I don. 3 n highi 2 3 13 16 London. 60 da rig 2325 32 London. 30 days' sight 23 3 4 London, demand 2 3 23 32 London. .1 2 3 11.16 Ly<>: Par; demand 985
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      PRODUCE
      143 15 February L'_ Tin Suigapon >?. \>ikul< fTS.?S Gambler oo Pepper Wh:!r U Flakt Tupi^ 440 Pearl Sago Sm&iJ 4 Of Copra SunJned M> Sago, flour -»0 Devoe's Imperial BrilLtuni Kercsen« per tui >s Sylvan Am w Kpruy-ne per 1 99 Sorony Moiur Ga&oune 1 4 anmis p*-r British Impt-rlni
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      CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION
      69 15 li-bru.ir> -'.nd 12 o lock MM RSS. Equnl to London Btaadard. Spot, iloosei 51A R S S. Equal to London Standard. 1 < 6 94 Standard R.S.S. on Tender Mar. i 6 April-Jum 6 July-Sept. Oct -Dec 613 16 C 15(10 Tun of Marl. QM
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    MEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
    162 15 Changes in Representative h Prices i Jc I IK 10 1 1 I American Cat; Com. 56 ■•> 53 53 X Am. T'phone and T"jrranh 101 100 M Atcheson Railroad i 39 38 T s X Dupcnt 36 > 4 35 > 4 35 X I
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    THE £ ABROAD
    272 15 THE ABROAD l| :>urim th cmliih: M Iftfc t were re< irdi d in Sit.- apon ivin^ a i p-;- ai.mim comp.i-: Vflli 22.11 in w.- k and 19 68 in ;.i Aeck of last year. Pneumonia «U r the < hi( I cause of mortality, claiming 28 Ua r
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    828 15 I WEDNESDAY. 118 2.M> l closing oroTATtnv* Bu>ef» m ififti^rni <£> i'3o 6d 255 6d ustr;.. C> 18s 20s nom. yir Hit am (ss> 10s 9d 11s 6d fensta Tin <£• 11 12--tr.tang Padung (sl> 05 10 tves tsl> 35 40 Jukit AvdiLL- 40 norn I M
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      77 15 L*M-f exceed HM—,l— Assurance In fo»ee o^er tSs.tti.tM The Great Eastern Life Assurance Ca., Ltd. (Incorporated In tba Btrmlti Settlement* .--id. Oreat Eastern Lift BuUdlng, Cecil Btreet, Singapore. UMCDON OFFICE: 27, Old Jewr,. t,C w > haa £20.(»0 deported with the Bupreme Court of England and compiles with tht British
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  • FINAL TEST MATCH OPENS TO-DAY
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      R.S.Y.C WEEK-END EVENTS
      61 16 R. S.Y .C WEEK-END EVENTS Ract-s For uiMemnrd and Winstedt Cups Sunday the mU-rn-Uional slx-metiv ctM oftlie Royal Singapore V TV t*W race of the aertet of thra« for the Gui!leC P Start in a.m. H v> v the rt of a— s oi inpec races fir th»- Wn ,icdt
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      KEEPEL GOLF CLUB
      22 16 bpptf Giif Club ladles' founomes com *on by Mr,, R H W: son and E Morris. 18—10'- 37 4
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      700 16 BRILL] \XT PLAY i:v CELTIC QueenV Part Ml lai^en (Prom Oiu- Own Correspondent] I union. Feb. 7. Interest .r. Scotland on Saturd.r. r.trec o:id round of the Scottish Cup. Then were no first division nMsl and onrj' on« in the Second Division. It was
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      79 16 A rh. Ti!'^ In the programme of the West Indians' tour has b«t n found necvssarv. as the match at Eastbourne assinst the South of |Ene!ai I which was t > hay. be« ul^-t-d OB The Saffrons on August 28 and 29 has become Impracticable In consequent ol the whole
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      WEST HAM AND BIRMINGHAM
      112 16 VICTORIOUS IN I! 1 REPLAYS Scottish Cup Fourth Round Draw London. Itt. I A. Cup replays to-day resulted as B IW. si Hatr 1. 3- :ghton f after extra timei. B tilngham 3, Middlesbrough M VISION 1 Derby 2, Arsenal 2 Botta 4. Portsmouth l Kpool
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      SPORT IN SIAM
      268 16 SPORT IN SI AM Sunday Soccer (iumes Kovive.l «Prom Our I I >ndi nt> Bangkok Feb. 17. >:nr a lapse of something like seventeer ft irs the Spom Club hai come back into th( Mtagovy of fcutball enthusiasts who play ci s They have entered the Senior fj competition of
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      SYDNEY STORM TRAGEDY
      155 16 Flood Wilten Overwhelm Campers I Dwdßf UTiitic SStm v hi> h i.i. ht-r coast oi Now *> '.:h Wa'e \-:i p >>)■>'. dro-..^ tv.i. oBMN Mtl I'alhimly rescued when tlood waters rushed on thi valley at BtSJNN H I' rft P'-f::i ISMI ffflß i ■•■rtie; of rampi
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      FIRES AT sEA
      60 16 Nearly 300 Ships Burned in Last Six Years Paris, M|| S. Two hundred and nJnet>-s>lx shlpi have born completely destr-'j'ed fire :ri the la?t year^. according to the comniittt-e occupied With rt-visi'ig the 1' b 1-it 1 d Ml marine .scc'jrry. These nprures include is French. 76
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      S.C.C. LAWN TENNIS DOUBLES FINAL
      568 16 WON BY MR. AND VI RS K. A. I kTLOB Presentation of Prizes Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Taylor carried ofl I poils in the final tie ol the Mixed Doubles level section lawn tennis doubles tournament at the S.CC. yesterday, beating Mrs D Smith
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      ICEBREAKER AGROUND
      65 16 Arrh.m, 1 1 ha us Soviet Icebreaker "Margin" Is v:ii stranded off Spitsbergen where sbv ran 'aground on January 3, during a violent Arc. rm CaJmer weather ten days ago gave Hi hope ;h;t the MSjsJ would be speedi:; floated, but tremendous storms and the rapid i formation
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      WEI-HAI-WEI CUP
      114 16 Teams for Sunday's Final Matcli following are the teams and starting times for th- J<n:d <»f the Wei-Hai-Wei Cup 1 I'ompet \j- p!a d n Sunday morolßC next at Garrison Golf course, "twltf pt h i adjusted where i ■•<•» Ran.' Garrison (Jolf Club. Singapore Colt (lob. <:■
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