The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 24 February 1933

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    18 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS. ;>n9. ESTABLISHED 1835. SINGAPORE, S.S. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1933. 10 CENTS.
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    THE DAYS NEWS
    172 1 < hinu has decided to reject !>pan> demand for withdraual of reuuLn iioop> from .lehol Page 9. The Mamhukuo arm* i> advancint: on the Chinese positions in .lehol F.ti;e H. Australia has scored Iftfi run« foi the loss of five wiekets in the linal Tr-.t match at
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    STOP PRESS
    55 1 WARING SUSPENDED MU-F PRESS SERV ICE < OPYRIUHI London «eb \V. the Aston Villa player, has 1 n suspended for a month for unsjentlemanly conduct Jn th^ match f lth Leicester. ENGLISH l.t \(>i l iooikali London. Feb. M. Division I Bl an 1, Manchestei City o. Division
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    76 1 n«-\cihl u«-c>»le «iTf injure m .< lu>»t hetuefn a gang i>t < hinc».«- i l►ollr^ and vimr lndian> in Jalan Salt.tn Vaer Sint r aiM»r»- Fire Brigade r»-««-np<l s*-\er.»l r.illv yesUrda> Papf 7. Labourers rlearint Lilians in-.u l.i>t «.ast Road f.uind thr )«><\y nl liine^ lhr nu»--ti<.n a^ to whether
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    MR. WELLINGTON'S LEGACY
    1095 1 lock Road is one of thaw roads which, met' .speaking have no front door* Actually it has. of rourse— -ood painted doort and steps which are scrubbed t very morning, coloured too with snowy chalk or cheerful yellow bath-brick But beyond that Porlock Road has n<> nut
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      99 1 1 \W^piiovisioN stores \i i FFLES HOTEL M.AI^AYA S PREMIER HOTEL IHIS EVENING li A DAN(K-6.30t05.15.p.m INFORMAL bN K I DANCE 9.30 to Midnight I 1 r> FI.EHRATED ORCHESTRA BEAUTY TREATMENT OUR BEAUT) SALO.X is in charge of W7A'/. SPECIALLY TRAINED by I ELIZABETH ARDEN, HER SALON, 25 OLD BOND
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      315 1 ADELPHI SEA VIEW HOTEL HOTEL Centrally located The ideal seaside resort Every room with modern tennis swimming sanitation and shower dancing. EXCELLENT CVIBINM SERVICE We specialise in banquets private parties Table d'hote meals la carte. (JKNFRAL MANAGER If. (>. VVASER. ADELPHI HOTEL SPA VIEW HOTEL SI'NDAY FFBRI'AKY 2»;th I^2. Id
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      90 1 I.ATFS' \DVERTISEMKNTS fhi Mem; r-agt- t The arist* Cl Pftrr 9 Bedrock price Page 3. Cl Pas,t 13. CHRYSLER LOW UPKEEP PIANOS UPRIGHT GRANDS FROM $450.00 GUARANTEED FOR It YEARS W. J. GARCIA PIANOFORTE MANUFACTURER, AMBER MANSIONS. Guard his Health Give him Formamint at once and so cure his Sore
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      13 1 |BflSfliHaajaj|Ssßi|MSiSiiA^Bj VlJ^^^^Q^^B I MMMMMMMaammmmmMMMMs I miiT^ofc] OBTAIN \Bl.t \I Ml LEADING PROVISION STORES
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    THE v ABROAD
    123 2 tgn exchanges are: I'.i > Feb. 29 i 8.52'. 8 Athens 375 605 607'.. b MM 20.43 14.39' 14 I Bombay Is. 6d. 15.6 5 3._d Is. 6 5 Brussels Bucharest 313 Ml Ml H. V.\- 47.58 41'_. off. rt 51 Copenhagen Geneva 2b.. 17.56 ■tMoftan MiM
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    GUTHUE'S WEEKLY RUBBER REPORT
    108 2 Nin-.ipore I rl. V,\. The market has continued quit! with variation In price. Latest quotations are:— 6>, up i I6d. dov New York 229 32 u'old op 1 I** toUowing are Mala: Jwwwry. with cormponding fi^ prericus month and January January Januaiy Malayan Stocks at «drt
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    CHURCHILL SPEECH
    165 2 Criticised by Chinese Kail Director London. Feb. 1\ Chun, director of th- Chinese Eastern R has sent letters to the V (V. M: W.:.- 1 >:. OBurchiir.s recent a: :m. t tint thr It-ague would Ml > I idvised to quarrel with I with the Par East was
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    Y. W. C. A. RATES REDUCED
    52 2 committee of tht V\V C A I had consider maki: tel nfti tai Wage ramd of In: After much deliberation as to local i ndll .nd enquiry as bo i gkboarI 1.-: ed b;. v.:i--bafpiß on n u ans mo:- t mere On |OI
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      266 2 A MODERN REMEDY FOR INDIGESTION. DYSPEPSIA. FI XTULENCE and ALL FORMS OF STOMACH TROUBLE. Now obtainable in two forms. POWDER AM) TABLETS. MUILIS MAfLEAN ItKXM) BRAND ITOMACS nTOHACH POWDER. TABLETS. MEDICAL HALL. LTD. HEMISTS. BUSINESS CARDS. BK PHOTOCRAPIIFD BY H. M CiEM BI'CKFRIDGfc HlfhMl CUs» Work— lowest it-ir* LAIDI.AW BIILDINCi—
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      590 2 TENDERS. SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL NOTICE. Tenders. NOTICE Is hereoy given that tenders are now invited for the following materials or Mnricea and that particulars of such tenders may be obtained in the Tender Room. Municipal Offices Buppljrinfl erecttni and dismantling shutterln and for construction of New Sewag< Pumping Station at Alexandra
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      652 2 NOTICES. NOTICE. We hereby notify the pub;;' .i !irm of M cV SONS Q.j;ih!!^: <>••.. ::tii-. RAFFLES CHAMBERS RAFFI-ES PI ACE SINGAPORE ha: ii" Uui: itnfl mtrn I •,vhatMx-\>-! wi'.h :.'i:. .>::;-::. BHM EZEKIEL m Singapore. M EZEKIEL SONS Qualified Opticians. OMJ -:ddi s^ i .M: MB 08 MBERS. B
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      421 2 t ii SINGAPORE FREE PRESS Head Office 1 Ko|;i\s<i\ RO iB Telephone 605( I VI>YI I »i. pr- mi. i n,..! m M li< II •f\l> i «J I ri j V-aikmp ruhh«*r :i ud tn> i' i• v tadt- BBtl w ,th lal«*s| fashiaiis ■'i v BlwPßies a a)^^ii
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      178 2 IBS WBBK I ndav .'«ili Higt Water 10.15. 9.7 f t 23.32. 8 9 ft. Footr P.A. League. S.B a A.A.. at Jalac Besar. «i,- :-.th High Water 11.00. 1C 1 It, 23.56. fi G.P < and Loan Societx meeting jo p.m Football: Mar in* Department Corporals, at Seletar; Mai.
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    LESS SPIRITS DRUNK IN SIAM
    553 3 STARTLING RKIM'CTION IN IMPORTS Singapore Beer Bid For Market I Own Oon pendent) However, one ma' in !i reipn imports of alcohol some ider- nporters have been affected is forth- 11 the Customs Dgara for 193: j '.ding pow< |J has contributed to thl I
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    GROUND RENT STANDARDS
    128 3 Vdjaceitt Values That Diner Negotiations for the radnettaa of pwwnd D Regent-street an .till Uta tt A I recently ;rom its council no m m ta p. et Tun adjacent pren.: I ■<•■ :IV I*. r sQi-' and renl H of Cr mm* y«tn nd lmt'u enl
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    GEYLANG METHODIST GIRLS SCHOOL
    63 3 >■■■ ml fee buildi: Hid "innuttt OcflMi \I- !i->-ilst Girls' School. s ci n Eng H. Ao i Eklunci c m ;,nd M< 'mi ■< n H aq, n^ Tbtaa Poh, Peh WMi I v n. k Hin Hoh Ktx lil Chu I' lii-. k i-
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    MALACCA JEWELLER'S LOSS
    41 3 MALACCA JEWELLER'S LOSS h;.r *■"> I und r and J!i apparatu f *2 M .reuKd w»» arrested Judge, and to«i rt: >ir Own Oon*^*** I***1 C Derrick to I-h *2J!? s.: -a.' th criminal «l it $900 the tmtae d qyj I*^^1
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      129 3 QUAirr toE tig 00 PER CASE OF 48 BOTTLES *r OS MM HER DOZEN. PINT SI/K C 00 PER CASE OF 96 BOTTLES OR >IM:\ VYAI DOZEN. Pi GOOD Ifl BRITISH BEER itßm ISKDHOCK PRICKS i^J M C EWAN'S »iiih iiiVk* M^TT^^awa) ijA IHE PRUDENTIAL lS gj li-\\CK COMI'ANV LIMITED
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      201 3 Estate Trust Agencies (1927) Limited BRANCHES o* MAI M I tl, First Cross Street I PEXAXG 11. Light Street K l ALA LUMPUR 4 Klyne Street I Registered by and Security deposited with the Straits Settlements Government. Act as Trustees, Administrators. Receiver*. (Juardians, Rent Collectors, Investments Supervised and Interest collected.
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    Dieting To Match Your Drinks.
    954 4  - Dieting To Match Your Drinks. GEORGE CECIL ICSD n M I ant part in ttsC P Mbf b Strar. coloured ttents are used, the <:..:.-■ n all the hues „:ibow. with a iOUM to UMIOVMSd ly grat BOBM believe in MtttOf to match their MBin (dm Ol self-denial wh. they
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    POINTS ABOUT THE NEW HANDBAGS
    320 4 C -VINO bogs this year are less ornate, due principally to the fashion for velvet, with its crushed pile, and corduroy are ««<i Then there is crushed ermin, l»«-m«king. It t xtraordira deep pne *ery like the fur fron Darned. An evening bag and tip
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    Colour—Breaks Monotony.
    553 4 Colour Breaks Monotony. By Our Woman Correspondent. OK course Bin rj pooflu should express welconn I ill :«;Om. relax when work Kt <■'■•■ real y<-.. favour:'- I j entertain your ftleudi And to ii<-li: v- nospliere of weir a;i(i it po.se y<> nly a litt forethought to be proud of
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    SAUCE FOR THE GOOSE
    344 4 Some Useful Puts in Tabular Form ilf\ll— l can do plain cooking." said a young oride-to-: hearing th« other day, an air of assurance. u make a good sauce?" she was -.<• Aiid. since honest confession is good for -oul." she owned she could not. For
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    DE-CAPPING THE MILK-BOTTLE
    108 4 Beioie thi d of the milk-botU< cardboard lid, lift unhvßler.i must :..i fcx > fre< from on< .1 f this .an.- lid mbli n; c! uri'\ difficult tmtwmom mtdtwm tmm I q nasat last been ahieved spla&hrs will „<.<.-.. h, loond ai! m I BM MMI Jl:h>:-
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    Red Headed Wormen
    184 4 M populaitty of the ml beaded woman Is Ithe auburn tresse* »ac as much the envied eenttv if aUfWlliwi in the days of Nero aa she is to-day and those whoa* hair «il Mack or blonde resorted to dye to give themselves the Clamorous tint, accordinf to
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    33 4 INA MERKEI, Metro TTJ.dwyn Ma >er tr.v her this reflection of realit> being possible h\ l»»i trick globes being surrounded b> «i.iNlicht I, i an over-hanginj; light giving mor»- «.f a i k1
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    38 4 a meat or fruit pic. I: Is too great it br rmnhlr cooked, and tf the hot the pastry to frequentl: The best pUn is to cook Ihr pie oven and «hen almost cook hrwh •mb** lawi j
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    CAMPBELL'S "WORST RIDE"
    50 5 tak- -he. he •»>«-* »hrrr W Im.« ]M« cr«it«d another r-r^:^r^.r"" h N1 |,v\> M»NI I"* K 1 't^ l> "i«rr l to bt- old timWrs. champion for four year*. r M, r >h.H rw..jr. "i ■>.;/- M VENIZELOS deliv.ruiK a '•>• J TsaldariH and hi^ (,o>,-rnm,:.t
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      76 5 CT jNICHTLy €.15 C 9.15 P.M. j jjUl< V WHAT WE PROMISED A GRAND SHOW! t With liusi« ill "Say It With Music is an jly enjoyable i excellently produced picture i |-K^> IIUKs J J STRAITS TIMES. THIRS. J ACj[ PAYNE *fJHg jiff *^H| v Krltlsh inri Dominions Picture
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      90 5 6.15 [CAJPHX^ 9.15 LIT t Tlu> FamoHS Star of iVlGrff I. f "Shanghai Express"MARLENE DIETRICH in Paramount's Latest production, a Directed by JOSEF VON STERNRER(;— ij "BLONDE VENUS" i\ =_=with HERBERT MARSHALL (Popular BBgUsli WtH mv'iiv) See Glamorous Marlene a> Q«feil <»i the Park and Berlin Nijjht clubs! See the
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      174 5 Two Ken World's Record* Sir Malcolm Campbell raises the speed record Metro Coldwyn raises the lauch record LAUGHS! I BRILLS! SPEEDS Another Grand Show from Old Leo— William HAINES Madge Evans Conrad Nagel Arthur Byron Cliff Edwards MATINEE T()-I>AY AT I I'M Next Change Puck up Your Troubles TOMGHT-GRASD OI'ESIM.
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    SPORT OF THE DAY.
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    BOWLING ON THE LEG SIDE
    1047 6 Modern Style of Batting is To Klnme Tb< not an attack to th( Hh mcc bowlers, bi; to the modern batsmen, th I „nd tht K. S. Dulrep.'ir.*Looking bat history of the gan I -Ind that when r- Wg scon i a new D .u:
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    GREYHOUND RACING PIONEER
    320 6 GREYHOUND RACING PIONEER (MR C A. MUNN RESIGNS I FROM G.R.A. First to Realise Possibilities j of New Sport M: C A Munn who has resigned from thi board cf directors of the Greyhound R^ I :> I -id., is one of a small hand of sport-nun to whom yrcyhouiid
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    AMATEUR CUP-TIES
    223 6 lUi Week'i dl«w for the Fourth Round of the I ur Cup-ties, to be played on follows all Materiel t Leeds > n nans v. Hayes or Duhvicu Ran I I Stockton v. Barnet. **i v and London club in each of the tie?, the :ni-finaL> v ill
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    51 6 kAI sequel to his defeat at the hands of the itish f.-ath. ri nramn itson. 1.. Fidel U H;trba. the former uht champion, of QUtteUk MB lj ratkOßWl from Uh niu t.'-d., Bv.bi visited London in 1929. He regarri.J tIM Enuli-.ii pMM m one of 'he most I fa.si mutin
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      396 6 !><M TORS WHO SUFFEB FROM DYSPEPSIA themselves get an attack of ston. obtain v-tant relief by taking a simple, harmless B Magnesi. you siiflt-r after eating; if food lies like lead on I awake «r night, get tlfasjnesia an<; »Is. or w!v P«»l' 1 .1 i I ri In both
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      80 6 A J J i S 1/ >>aj a v Y\ m y ml j/<.*»*»*r»*«^r«*» '*'^'*?'i l ''*'''m*% if x w s Jfik m Inhl t »'••V^V••^**/^N•^'•'^*•^•^•'•*••*^^••*•^*•♦•*••i**^•^••^• mm!M' T »Jl H .fllfl tf&*9M DHM i 2B hr i wanC^ ■T *I M K« I*; S J BY BBUBWkA L 1 ff
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    MIDDLE-AGED WOMEN CATCHES THIEF
    328 7 MIDDLE-AGED WOMEN CATCHES THIEF OBBER >KCKD TO -GORGE MONI jWAv Incident in r% Sir-vet mMdle-afew u,. n n. tble story of a tl>. it t.. th. Mi r. was the complainant in a in which a Chinese named w.in charged with theft i d was convifted and <1 to six
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    PETTY THIEF SENTENCED
    326 7 Elaborate E it ions Disbelieved ad been Tiyer Swimming Club 'injanj; resulted in the ron vie t ion In >url vest* a Tamil. p ilent On the first charge it was alleged suTs handbag containing $S. a seecad charge was preferred again- 1 :ne found in possession
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    STREET FIGHTS
    91 7 Several Indians and v hinesc lajurec! t ral were injured as the re-, tight between a gang of Chinese coolies and MOM iJoad. yesterday. Sticrc.s and pol- and Chinese and I st-m to hospital by the police to haw Unir m tfremtl. Most m :rom injuries. An Indian
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    CYCLIST INJURED
    56 7 Removed to Hospital After I all I rum Machinr MHi ira!| Department. A. D. WHtan, I **as injured as th> his I motor rycle at tht junction of Ben .milord R jresterday. It and was unablt r his bal.i: Dr. Vellasann Of the Q« cvas passing, stepped md
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    STRAPPED TO STRTCHER
    35 7 A OUmm ..in, r chin, employed by >•-.■:.. nil] s Ihi r. :i; and takt'ii to h< pita] u: I c ii H. mi I r the ;i: and th<- hi lid mo' •<■
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    TRAGIC END TO POLICE INSPECTOR's JOY-RIDE
    1484 7 Inquest 00 Woman Who Was Knocked Down Bv Car Ihe unhappy experiences of a Mala> inspector of police ittached to the Johore Bahru forces and three Chinese uirls who dmw .K ross to Singapore in quest of entertainment, were related to Mr. I d
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    ALLEGED CRIMINAL BREACH OF TRUST
    961 7 INDIAN MOHAMMEDAN CHARGED Story of Missing Monev and JeweHery The case in which a North Indian j mmcdan is charged with a USea of trust in respect of $80 In cash and $600 worth of jewellery, was continued before Mr H. A. Forrer, the Singapore
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    PROBLEM OF CIVIL LAW
    549 7 Effect of Controller oi Labour's Order SUPREME COURT CASE Equivalent to Magistrate's The question whether an <»r<l«r «»> '<■• Controller ol' labour arries t KJ (i u j magistrate's decision u.:s argued n a i ase v. hicli ame befoi i Mr. Justice Mills. j n
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    SAKHALIN ISLAND.
    62 7 Proposal to Construct A EUflwaj \l.-\.tnd!i.%-k 1.1 Airo:di: hc nd Five-Year Plan esti-l the island tt I a will produce in I 1937: 4.000.000 tons of oil and i oal. 3.000.000 cubic metres of timber and 1.000.000 ceiv h. It is proposed to invest dun: Plan I 1.000.000
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    LAW NOTICE.
    22 7 I id.iv ht u.n Mil! r,. i m i Mills at 10.45 a.m. \i 11 .1 in. L rg.nt Sui:.
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    RAILWAY CONSTRICTION IN RUSSIA
    497 7 RAILWAY CONSTRICTION IN RUSSIA I NDJ i LOPI I' i.l Railway construction in Russia has undergone continual development since 1918 Between 1918 and 1928. 8.285 kiloni* t re.s of new railway lines were laid. During the Five- Year Plan railway construction was effected on an especially large (scale. New railways
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    MORE FIRES
    142 7 Vttap Shon> Thi i-:it* md i i I :cr Sim tiu < i lv«»;ir! 8c t received by the Singapore ug a alarm. The Brigade had two calls from nd Road wlu re a larce patch >f grassland ablaze between the fifth and sixth m«Pffi The first call
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    SENTENCE POSTPONED
    104 7 I tiinese < «gM Mealing at I: iI.Im i I a toi v Theft of a brass beartr.3 valued at $22 m-as Die ctarfe preferred Seoond Police I against a Chines? employer of Tan Kan Kee'i rubber factory. It was stated that the accused was working tie of
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1933. MALAYAS HIM. STATION
    781 8 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1933. MALAYAS HIM. STATION The dtoMUB oi moil people Hm Federated Malay State.v we are told. is to IM communications ->\ibi;<hed between thfl BMtefß IHd western coasts across the great HHHlfl^flff 1 raimt tnat IOfIBI till backbone of th< pentnrali Wbon that dn win
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    COMMODITY MARKET
    91 8 LATEST TIN AND RI'BBKK PRICES AND STERLING KATES Rubber and Tin prices and ttM sterimu i.itr m New York and Par:-<pt-riaily cabled to the Free Press an follow Rl BBFK London. Feb. 23 Spot 2 1 16d 1 2 1 16d Forward Ityd (1%4 Tone of Market Idle
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    GRUESOME DISCOVERY
    56 8 Shock For Laboim-rs Clearing Lallang II;,- > \\n? Chinese, in an advanced v.as found off Bait Raal an \y--»v morning. A party of Indian labourers engage: cleaning lallang along East Coast Road aune upon the >•• '^rass and informed the Joo Chiat Division polict- Tlic body was removed
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    "BABIES IN KEEN DEMAND"
    45 8 W'. uurd to the article beaded. "Babies i:-. Bhb DMHBi v> i*re« jeitordiy, L'niM rsal Cars 1 tri ;i th Pnr Brit) p, r is th»- di>tn! ;t i enquiri- tv t-. as ?reat as ever during the put two months
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    ALLEGED ENTICEMENT
    39 8 A case in which au Indi.u. nani.-d Dom^.^.'.;. v.:u. thartr.-d in tho Tlnrd Polic< Couri yesU-r--da> with tnticing a»a> .1 married vw.r...-. NM postponed to Februarj 27 bail of 5250 MBfl allowed Hi- ac-cii.s*u 1 iauned trial.
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    71 8 A Aoman who obtained a cop\ Mi H-:-.:»:t: Shau'.s book. "Thi Adventures o1 the Blhck Oirl m Her Search for God", at a Plymouth shop tore :t to pit-Ms Ix-lon- the :i.-..., t ..nt (ould intervenf The woman throw thi papt-s or. to them Tht-n she produced h. r purse
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    DRAGGED BY NECK
    63 8 Chinese Fined For < ruelt\ to Goat rruelty i drti^L'iiit: ,i ''.it ;i.' ..1..' P.--..1 k:n was <m to rtde and when wttaeas approe* hed it he found It to be In an whiwtwl asked him hc« h. would Ilk. t. tx hlonfc by hL^ n«-ck He
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    AESTHETICISM IN SINGAPORE
    406 8 Control I Bin dim Advertisements Legislation to i of adfert4sen.fi.: hoart; Sina*. pore, has been renu> by the rapid growth of advertising The first aeu city from c«'tacfi.i nt b> 1. There «a& < time as to the advisab tiaaments Along thBrae Basah Road is was eventualiy
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    CIGERS IN RIKISHA.
    187 8 fiimfc* Attempt I HH l Nk Ho* a rikisha pallor and Co defraud the cuslor related In the Crtnuna ,Mr H. A. FVmivi yest. fined for being In possession was a Motor revenue < causeway. He said thai h< February IS v. hen he sa>. rikisha i
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    16 8 A chamber concert I to dub on Sunday ewnm hg^ UK C A ■««*f» n I
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      134 8 I (T-I lil CALDBCCKS COLD STORAGE MILK s SAFE BOTTLED DAILY Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ltd. AT MALAYA'S SPORTING GOODS STORE Jjjjjjjj. COME AND INSPECT jjjjjjjjjijjii il\(E\T RICHARDS' HP "THE BAT" World's fraste>t and Best Racket Kackot ma do by a D Ckampion for Champions. H Best Tenni> Slioe> 50.
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      61 8 PLEASING PRESENTS LADIES U. S. de Silva Bros. JEWELLERS. high stkkkt MBINM j a doctor suggests that tired housewives should -< i !m' puzzles for relaxation* An interesting hour can U* Spent each week battling with the household Irfra. To eliminate further home worries take out a "GAFLAC" FIIIK GENERAL
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  • CHINA REJECTS JAPAN'S DEMAND
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      REGULAR TROOPS NOT TO BE WITHDRAWN
      65 9 \l.uk!uikuo Army Advances On Chinese Positions SAFETY OF BRITONS IN JEHOL Vmkum. FVk f£ ha* <!(.-(it(l to reject the Japanese l"»r "ithclrnual ol Chinese regulars from JeKol— R«iter. (haimchun, Feb. l:\. •ordanct* with ItanchukiK) War Minister's orders, Hai-peng, Comma i < oi the Han^ukuQ
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      1,500 JAPANESE RESERVISIS CAKKED UP
      172 9 Tokio. Feb. 23. While t:ie government's not:: L her utmost to prevent Siting in Jehol spreading to N pant indicates a desire not to be eawn into war with China and aiiattinn that a frontier composed I representatives of Japan. Manctakao and the Soviet is
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      53 9 N kI.U. >■■■ Japanese Note was presented at the Foreign I" k Vfh I m ill Japanese circles believe that •> ulranarua to Nanktac wffl be the only one ihuta as this Is taken to suttee as Chang terthatag has ngwatcdty stated that his •Qoas a?e gvMM hy
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      BRITONS IN CHINA.
      60 9 9k Jtata Im win Be Mind in the Hook < Caaußons to ■««>■ whether to view of teita to Jehol he Ims given orders for > aruittoo <rf an Brttom from the prcwtac* tether In *tmr of the Immi: JbpMwte Invasion «ff Morth China te nul '.he
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      RESERVISTS CALLED UP.
      24 9 matcriattaed. Stcb the Japanese -ound Jchol tew CMCd off. I report* state that General Nakamura. *> Japanese imnriiU at Tkntsln for Reuter
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      ATTACKS REPULSED
      449 9 about sixty thousand Manchukuo troops at the time fronts. Over ten thousand Chinese irregulars led by Ran Yun-po. Li Hai-fen and Kan Chi-chau made a night raid on toe Japanese base at Lutuyingtse. near Chaoyangtze. last night, while garrison at Chiangvru, a town east of I in north
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      JAPANS "LIFE LINE"
      75 9 Will \«\<r Surrrndrr Mandat< Island i,.k,. ie Mandate islands are Japan's life-line on the sea as Manchuria Is her life-line on the Japan will never surrender them." is declares a semi-official statement emanating from the Japanese Navy Office and given prominence In the vernacular press. The il
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      ORAL WARNING TO CHINESE
      36 9 Sh.,nsh.ii. Feb. 21. The Japanese Government has Instructed the Japim— t Consul-Oeneral at Nanking to warn the Chinese Government orally to eva Chinese troops from Jehol to southwards Will Reuter Far Eastern
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      JAPANS INTENTIONS
      923 9 authoritatively stated that the Foreign Ofßc* has Instructed in ilwidiii abroad to w t Ms-;. accredited Japa"*' Intentions regarding Jebol on j *n rMimre »h— n that Jaoan will ciu hvr lulu *v i^^^^mimm** -.dor.s arc also Instructed to notify that th« sent to China urging withdrawal ui
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    MUI TSAI LAW IN HONG KONG
    144 9 QI'KSTIOXS IN HOUSE OP COMMONS (iirls Imported Aa Adopted Daughters Lond.tn. 1.1, >?, i order *i Ml made in the! 11 M: \v Lunn (Lab. he cour of a quo-lion rcg.irdin? the present position of I HWI Hm status of I the former mi;:
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    DUBLIN SENSATION
    73 9 General O'Duffy Removed From Office Dublin. Irb A sensation has bM MPWlti by the an-| nouncement that tk- o< rnment has removed General O'Duffy from the office of GttMßto- j aioner cf d Q rd wliicli :iu t 1925. He is to be succeeded by Coloml the Chief
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    INDIA'S CONSTITUTION
    83 9 Judgment Deterred Pending I Detailed Proposals London let> The Far Eastern situation. It Is understood, to being considered by HM Cabinet MaJ tf> of OMMM this nwk| The House of Commons by 297 votes I 4 p motion of Sir Henry Page Croft urging :.cial artonomy for India
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    SUPPLY OF MUNITIONS
    77 9 Sir Herbert Samuel's Notice in the House London. I ,-»> 'M. 1.. Mm House cf Commons to-nmht Sir H '■■*.rl Samutl gave notice thai in Ftbr 27 he would ask whether the G M was < onuniinlcatlng with other PMM wi'.i Di iniuith a v.«w to the
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    CAMPINC CLUBS
    64 9 International Rally At Hampton Court London. Feb. 21. M.u.\ fc^ropean countries v.ili b< HpNMBM i.trnpmt; rails to be held ir. a pm>.tr portion of Hampton Court on the banks of the •A'iKl .til ii >nal Federation <bt Camping Club.formed last year at a conference in Holland The Campini?
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    BRITISH SHIPPING
    70 9 No Prospect of Assistance From Government I London. Feb. 21. n -<■ of Commons to-da;. Dr Burgin, :he Board of Trade, stated that M NfeMM lof < n i»t mMHM for hipbwildi:::. I generally was under consideration, but the j nment 1 already taken steps to I, that
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    MINISTER OF TRANSPORT
    35 9 Mr. P. J. Pybus Resigns His Post London, Feb. 23. Mr IVjus Mini>u-r ol Transport, hus n>Isißnrd m order to return to business Mr OliI v»*r Stanl< y succeed? Mr Pj'bus Reuter
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    U.S. COTTON BILL
    16 9 Washington, Feb. 23. Rt-prweiitatlvea of the agricultural committee appmv»-d the Otton Bill Reuter
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    NEW SPEED RECORD
    284 9 Sir Malcolm Campbell Travels At 272 mp.h. DROVE WITH ONE HAND I'iwble To Let Car fit I).t> ton i I ti. 23. Sir Malcolm Campbell broke his own world speed motoring record, his official speed I 272.108 mil n s an hour.— Ri-uter. Daytona Beach, Feb. It
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    WAR DEBTS
    216 9 British Interview With Mr. Roosevelt London. I pfo 1 1 r to the v. D Mi question, du: Pll ins Socie;> dinni London t< Wk .Jjhn Simon said that the British Government were fortunate to b been able to malce contact with the Presidentelect before he a3sumed office
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    ARMS INCIDENT
    169 9 Italian Ambassador See> Sir John Simon l.onaon. I »'h I In the House of Commons this evening the For,-:. iKNtenr, ■> J<-<<'-'> Simon. M I IB whether a settlement ha been reached in the ir.attv! ofl MM NBMi iin,*>n.ii:! of arms I Austria. He replied, 'The Italian Ambassador
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    MAYOR CERMAK
    54 9 Miami. Feb. 23. Mr CVrmak is m a very critic al condition iiui |g BM h t>:hau.' tt-d Miami. Later. Mr. Cermak's puLsc Is 120 Despite his exhausted st; te, he raised in r. ion? moiißh It Mtrn MrttaOrtaMOH Ibl MM pavm-nt to Chicago school of part of
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    AIR MINISTER RETURNS
    20 9 London, Feb. 21. Lord Londonderry, the Air Minister, arrived at Croydon, to-day on hi* return from Geneva
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      144 9 REQUISITES We have a very extensive stock of ali Cricket fKequisiles h\ Maker" V SIX X (KKKKI lI\ItI)I.\<,K KTC. BAI 1 1 N "WISDENS GLOVES UK Kl I KEEP--BCOIUNG ING GLOVES HARDING, BOOKS BAT OIL M( (IRh r,OK < KK KM ETC. UARDINGE" STl"Ml»s Special Prices to Clubs Schools. ROBINSON
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      953 10 THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE (Ocean THE SIAM WTWMM NAVIG.-M T« >N Co. Ltd. Steani Ship Co., Ltd.. and China THE HUA KHIOW STEAMSHIP CO., 1931 > Ltd. Mutual Steam Navigation Co. Ltd. THE CUMARD STEAM BHIP Co, Ltd THE STRAITS STEAMSHIP Co. Ltd. THK SARAWAK STEAMSHIP Co. Ltd. THE Dl
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      496 10 Ellerman Bucknall Steamship Co., Ltd. Incorporated in England* 'ELLERMAN" LINE. FREKiHT StKYK K T(» UNITED KINGDOM AM) CX)NTINBNI \l\ I'ORTS \M> SUEZ \XAL HOMEWARDS >l'«it"< I r. i)w poie. >^il* Spore s.s. CITY OF LYONS For Havre, London, Rotterdam *j Hamburg Feb. 28 MK, 2 s.s. OR OF MANILA For
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      371 11 I- M\l;>Hllts lO\|)<>\ y N ROTTE I MARO T. lM»»l^»-i? T ***** Mmv 1 •"> «t lljrnhu. S^ N n;\N(is (<> dl *«i*'. j ln SKATTII 1450 Mt iM»MM,,, wli n _TO SOUTH lIMBIIT £L P Ca, t K i,,.. m ,i Honolulu Nl <«»ast). li>ll«-[,(]n \ri< I ii' 1
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      282 11 EUROPE via AMERICA lISITI ISIT SUNNY CALIFORNIA YOSEMTE PARK I HOLLYWOOD (JKAND CANYON NKW YOKK »"»«IW AM) '<•» ■"■■■■•.el. UTM ..on,, KO9W men v M EUROPE via SU EZ THEK TCESDAV MAINTAINED BT I \RKS FROM IPOHI m BOMBAY a4 I OXDON VFW YORK HKSI RUN MOVIN<. P!( TIIU >
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      723 11 I K. P. M. j KONIVKUJKI PAKETVAARI MAATSCIi API'I.I TORYIUA i M BeL.^.i.-p. v,\\ dek i.i.in s..- y.u L Ba A Iv BotWecf and aam&m I'AM.YIA -s.,u,idny. Feb. 25. Penang and Ba*an SUApi-Ap 1<^ M Sot;lida v Koedap. Tampoetih. Tampat-Tinpßi -j anc m I-OGIAM s,- Feb. 2.3. Pontian k si.\(.kai:\—
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    CHINESE CENTRE IN LONDON
    435 12 £200,000 INDEMNITY I GRANT j leeting Place For Prom Our Own Correspondent j London, Feb. people in Malaya may be interested I oUowlng particulars of "China House" I ■ntre for students, which Ls taken ::<>m nuitfham Post I House, a new centre in Gower Street I
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    LUNATICS ESTATE
    249 12 Appeal Court l'pset> r., (\.urt of Appea. Ife v.:iiam Muriaoa Pn-v.dt-i.t. Mr Ju>'u<- Burton and Mr. Justi H li p. Whttfcf IHU* opened in Fenang on Friday < -oncluded yesterday. The last case concemed O* mmliiliTMl I committee in Hi estate' of MolmmKi Ta1:...: beei d. irt-d to
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      371 12 Burns Philp Line. I Incorporated in Aiutralia. W)R BRISBANE SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE via j"vV lURNVIN AND THURSDAY ISLAND. MARE ,XA >rf th,. l-r,.-t *nd ftnest steamers trading KK Cabms de lux.- single berth cabins, inunmtr bath. ?>TTinat>ium. Next Sailings. m r M ANGOLA < Cargo only) Apr 3 MAREU.A t
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      360 12 THE EAST ASIATIC CO., Incorporated m L> T- 5323 PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE. TO GENOA LONDON ROTTERDAM HAMBIRCi AM. CXIPEKHAGKN Prom Prom Prom rTcwr. Sp( ,r« MaLifca Pori P-i Suet' vrnvi- M I LALANDI^ i«4 18 4 I*4 BORINCI-. 20 6 10 vrnviA 7 14 FRRI* J 8 W 4
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      64 12 jI.S.K. LINE I ISHIHARA INDISII TRANSPORT < < Oufrportt^d In Jap*:. REGULAR FKHGH7 m PASSENGER vf*\> I TOHORB MARL 1 DIM fell BO6TOH MABD Pet ♦%-> y I JOHORE MAJHJ M» KKifc mah: Mar. IS Uw u v v Itor. as liar. N IOYA MARD Apr Pot rates and other
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      621 12 LMAIL DESPATCHES BY TRAIN Bangkok every Saturday 7 pm and Thursdays Kedah Monday to Friday Saturdays H Kuantan (via Jerantut) Mouday to Frid&y Kuantan (via Jerantut) Saturdays 1 p.m Kelantan (Yfel Padang Besan Monday I pm Kelantan ft* Oemas) every Monday. Wednesday. Thursday and Friday Kelantan (via Gemas) Sunday 7
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      137 12 i p.Uembang 25 Siantar. Dut b^h, from Nor:olk. S.A 23. i r New York 25. Korthbridge. Bnt 3156. frcn: Dau Vrt Said 23 Toba. Dut. 684, from Djambl L'3 i-u I». Toboali. Dut 664 from Bengkalla 23. for 'BrnpkalLs 25 Bllnjoe, Dut. 715. ?rom Bandjenna :> i for Kcemai, Bundjernia.sim
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      STRAITS NEW YORK FREIGHT TARIFF
      27 13 STRAITS NEW YORK FREIGHT TARIFF ,U* OIL IX BTLK:— ft is notMt-i th*i -vnt rates of OA OoW u.90 (contrmet^ 0 <noc -contract, per too of l|Tlt
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      BRITISH COASTAL TRADE
      178 13 °|H'ii lV.it I',.! I(V Too Far Our Ow Correspondent) no. w«Md afcl* of the tau^ 'the :.uai rrports of Liverpool Steam Shk> Own tws for the caMfbtenment of the leneraii -altitude of ih,- .sluppir... mdustr>l tioif, wOWttvo^ potter. T^w* wmihi^ w_— I i tunr to time the
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      LAST VOYAGES
      128 13 Are Thanked B lta-r OiB to renaming her I > »O SO to tile j,,- "*«ty uadcrwrtter bas good reuon tol «fc» iHft v^aci or an old «Wp to thel In the old days of pov tugs and wij y?^ I «^w«»Mi to to-daj. when] r oM day*
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      FUNNEL BLOWN AWAY
      81 13 *trr\ Skill Savo Vessel ■■■*r**kt story of the aw was related by *rmor Hoit at Liverpool when Captain Brbwl aMMlcr of taw aaaißMr Pht» for fi>» days at the aamy of a hnr- m raiHiiwan Baa. '"P art U» fan foree the storm *ftrraaaa\ "ai%t Mas hCHttn
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      PASSENGERS OUTWARD
      55 13 y rmißi Match tat »t; th, Mr H B W Mrs J E O M A T Pr >• S M W r W. K B*ch::.s>n and L.pn Xc M." Mrs A R Hajr.- M. Oa«nri. Mr H Q w Mri-'Hr^.u!,. Mrs \f I H^Klii M J p
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      14 DAYS' TOW
      97 13 WnMrt «hi\ZJJ?!L ta Btron f«rterly wind, SLZZI rapWly drtw n towud. the M^u picked up her SOS. alga.* T the rescue Cfcpteln Rildchi No- Tateishi Maru, said j"?*" 11 lw > *»ed ahead. Ms vwae^reached Um& .iri?** iMWiMe to attempt rescue I UJJJ^I 11 *V»«*»t the Shlnai
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      LOST ISLAND
      107 13 Mvster> Ship to Search Indian Ocean Tb T?-- Uch to about a ergo m^larifaJLALJL^ l^^! Which uas buUt in 1903 I •h shipbuilders, and is now undergoing ■^■n andaJteratloaß In dry dock at Ost«nd I T** Surprise haj been purchased by a Bel- 1 jj"* J?*™ 0 Caters
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      ATLANTIC—PACIFIC LINK
      86 13 ATLANTIC— PACIFIC LINK ♦'u Mr.imship Servict Via Panama I St John. N.K.. y,. t> >, v b n *TV* t > «ervfce Unking Saint John I B KB Ciiwthn ports on the Pacific coast I >a^ Ml> "ff M J li y cJ Fnrneii Withy and I '■■■pwijr. Uniltod. tiuU
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      BAIL ESTREATED
      93 13 Chief Officer On \ssault Chart:*Falling to put In an appearance at the Hong Police Court owing to his being at sea. "wl H*D. tfc described as Chief Officer on board British sa Angulo. hmJ his bail of $100 treated by the Magistrate, Mr. Wynne-Jones. Tl»ere were four charges
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      PASSENGERS HOMEWARD
      154 13 The following passengers sailed yesterday from Singapore on wa m,™ for Mr. S J. Rosen. Mrs. S. J. Posen, Mr J McGinn. Mrs. B I* Gray. Mrs. E. M Patter. M I B. Cruse. Mr. 1 jdt. Major M.l K:t i: !••<••: i s M., k». Mis D.
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      SPECULATIVE SHIP
      132 13 Muild First: Find Purchaser Later Dissatisfied w.th not having a ship or. acks. and with the pro pert of r:r.i Jetog thrown uiif. Messrs. Swan. Hunt, r and Wltham Richards new *pa-' i n> mto MM hid tO buy th Una of the shipping prospects of 1933. official
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      AMERICAN LAWS
      87 13 Chinese Seamen to be Deported New lorV Keb More than 200 Chinese seamen MM the United states as steamship passengers expecting to work for Am-ncan steamship rr ordered to-day to be deported of MfctaplMM the rules the •■niploymtnt „f foreign <„.:.•• thoso Chines who could haw I l>t.i;:i.d
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      SIX NEW STEAMERS
      66 13 B a panes* Line's Building Prajframme fine moiv activity in th« .^upp^.e '.'> near future the Nippon Yr n •Ta-s derided to build six more freight ach or 7.300 tons which will be plat>-c Ki-New York line upon their com*n.- NY K manaqt-mcnt :utrr;u' d four vessels.
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      46 13 To treat these complaints success- I iuUy. get to the root of the trouble. Clarke's Blood M,xture is the wonj s greatest blood purifier and healer, it famous for BJood and Skin Disorders. Of all CHtmuu and Stcfn. EjualU good m LIQUID or TART FT ;*rm
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      177 13 PETROL RUNNING lUfe))^^ I^^yo\W//V^ Throughout the World the beit lj!%jg^ iudgei of quality and food vtluc ia\V "^!Sl r i: v 'I!: ;<^^S ilft on h*vins Lipton f i Tti. They WjmmmtK&gSm .ppreciate the fiiJe^vour and T rii *A rou II save Ilio cost in ct fr«ihiu»t which duoajuiih this
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    TOBACCO GROWING IN MALAYA
    466 14 CHINESE DEVELOPING THE [NDUSTRY More Profitable Ihu (B\ i > i OMnetc Oara pondi at) p -pi; a.» an unprot.' P Ohta H I I ttfl ■"■■l I turned ii ittmfirr to pi istti i. In r- <: rat d M Bbjto and "ono so far
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    SHOPKEEPERS TERRORISED
    123 14 j Kxtortioner Sent To I Gaol Ov II C !H'spond( Ql Malacca, I eb. 22. Tw •p.iatc charges of ext« rtion WMN i I |b the D^inrt Conit bl [«M M: H C |willan. IfakMl U«i ObOO Bah. B H» I described htaMdi as HMOplived Inspectci Jackson who
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    A HARD CASE
    57 14 PHMB Our Own C rrfSiM'udent I Malacca, Feb. 22. Hhmi.u pKVt IM eOPftcttOß and iu>\\ stanci- ;h a: ■■<; I tth Hi tfaflfl 12 fowl.-. Cln-ndol MB Uakvi VM uidt-itd by Mr H. C. Willan. the District Judß«- to undergo six months rigorous imprisonment and to be
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    JUMPING BAIL AT KUANTAN
    185 14 Schoolboy Stal» Another mm Our Own Correspondent! KuanUn. I <-h tl R U h p C ;ist whom a warrant hac; issued BB >■< for J um P' n his bail {felled to put in in ftpeeanaM on f S3 4T :r. Cr.u told th< Court
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    124 14 Rlon Y irm I* in n Colomo Court before Mr C V Gooneratne. Assistant Superintendent of Poll partners of firm in Colombo. Abrahar bawes and Samuel Jothymony of Colpetty tiring, without permission, letter form* tearing the Royal Arms or in the alternative uaed letter s bearing the anas
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      241 14 Foods T .bury. 1 I oodl arc partio.Ulv suited to A* I intot, m hot diinat« H*y are tree simp !e addition of boi Ug tnus .giving complete ndependence o( J mUk supplies. Moreover they are r iCtka y ..>•,::::. .1. composition W*fa i fc jjnee lej COOIWII no excess
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      104 14 i BRITISH BROADCASTING 1 CORPORATION I I PROGRAMMES FOR INDIA. Bl KMA. I >TRAITS SETTLEMENTS. and J i FEDERATED MALAY STATES I FROM THE EMPIRE TRANSMITTER, i DAVENTRY, ENGLAND Wavelenu.i. 25 3 metres and 313 _!m_ i 1 riday, February 24th > OJLI I■ I i ;i t> si nal
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      374 14 BANKS AND iA'SI'KAV I t CHARTERED BANK. CHINA A I <TR%LM \M> CHIN* r j F^trp^ by Royal «m«wbm up capital in 600,000 shares of i 1 Rese: :y of Prcprtw** 38. BW^TT** Lonrtnn EC 2 Alor Star SMBMBOf r !J CalcutU K Lumpur on Sourabtya CfM Taiping Cebu Colombo
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      200 14 PAW Capital Subscribed (Polly paid President K. Kodana, Bsq UILI nwi^i K Takeu R* ITtBQMn Braack II -a. CHI t n Westminster Bank. Ltd. The National Provincial B r I Vvds Bank Ltd Alexandria 'Egypt). Batevia. t- oil, Calcutta, Canton. Changed Uen, Hamburg. Hankow, Harfcir. .mg Honolulu, Kaiyuan. Karachi, K
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      369 14 ROUND TOOT DIAL Popular Shortwave Radio The following 1^ a list of stations which can I L-apore i ii- m about and telephony •;iiia. and other stations call slier n^cords -Hullo Syc ..ion; m «.3O pm.J i irregular i \mateur l( idio k klj Bm 1 8 :v.etres from C.40
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    PRUDENTIAL ASSURANCE
    227 15 Konu>t> tor Polio Nnliloi-> rceived by the Singapore branch jbu^ i the Prudential Assurance Company a reversionary bonus in respect twen declared of £2-6 per cer Ahole Ufe policies and £2 per ceir nsprrt >t endow utat policies. All with pro-! force en the December 31st n this
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    31 15 Consolidated Tin Dredging rr-bt-r 30th show mining profit 13 receipts 113. Deducting expenses nd i -r.-Al charges £3.311. leaves £192 After £13.555 for depreciation there rexss of £13.353
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    651 15 >iii^.i|mii ii '> With the Commodity markets for the most put unchanged and public Interest still somewhat apathetic, there Is v. hat calls for special notice In the local shan market during the past week. The gravity of the which Is rapidly coming to a head be*
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    232 15 Yesterday's Alterations Bpn Mtei K (D 23s 9d 24s 9d Aver Hitam (I lis n> 9d Horn Fatl Sl» 26 30 Johan Tin 11 Kamunl In M Rs 6d I Ml) 77'.. S I'm DredtM <$li 43 45 (|lBj 18.7 Pahang Con>d 4s 4s 6d 3s 9d
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      175 15 23 SELLING London. 4 sight 3 H H Londo!i. 3 monlh*' hi'.ht 2 3 13 16 London. H lght 2 3 25 32 London. 30 d*Jß' 2 3 3 4 London, demand 2 3 23(12 London. T.T. 2 3 11 16 Lyons ai I demand 985 }I nut,
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      108 15 The latest buyers' prio.-s received by cable by Messrs Gtathrfe and C .in palm oil ana palm kerneL. are: I'.ilm nil li Mi c.i.f. landed weights New ila 2.00 cents (VS. curie: per lb. landed weights U.S.A. Pacific Ports 2.00 cents (U.S. currency per
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      130 15 February 23 Tm Singapore price «pcr pikul- *75.50 Gan.bi- 1 (,o Pt-pp«'i Wi. 21 Flat-, rapioca 490 Pearl Sago Small 4.00 C pra. SunJried %M Sago, flour iJf Devoe'i Imperial Brilliant 2.69 Sylvan Arrow Kerosene per tin l 99 Socony Motor Gasoline IJ4 drum; imperial gallon tt Socony Motor
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      68 15 Febraaiy 2J*i, 12 •Vtork mm R S S Equal to London Standard. Spot <)oose» 6 3 If R.S.S. Equal to London Standard. .P.OB. 6 9lf Standard R.S.S. on Tender Mar c 6 7 10 April-June 6 9 16 July-Sept ***** I EIK. 6 IS 16
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      47 15 Vallamhrosa Taking > Sun^n Kapai [FREE PRESS SERVICE— COPYRIGHT! London. Feb. 23. The Vallambrora Rubber Compar.y is absorbing the assets of the Sungei Kapar Rubber Company. The capital of the Vallambrosa concern is being increased Is £90.000 from £60.000. The Sungei Kapar nominal capital to £110.000.
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    RUN – A – MINUTE TEST CRICKET
    799 16 RUN A MINUTE TEST CRICKET BRISK BATTING BY THE AUSTRALIANS Valuable Partnership by O'Brien and McCabe LARWOOD TAKES FOUR WICKETS Run -a- minute cricket was provided by the Australian batsmen yesterday, in the opening innings of the fifth Test match which is being played at Sydney. At the close of
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    R.A.F. RIFLEMEN
    137 16 First Annual Meeting :it Bukit Timah The first annual nt'.e mf-otin?: I Air P ft MM Buk;- Ti:r.,!. MBtl to-morrow. The followinf are the events and prizes lndnidun! rillo ctia.r.p.onsh;p challtr.cf cup, nted by Group Captain A H Jackson; Rifle team rhan.piocis.hip challenge cup. pre-s-nt-Hi b> S(.juacir»n Leader
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    FENCING CHAMPION
    106 16 f-'rom Our Oui, Correspondent] London. Feb. The Desprez Cup -x^y, won at Btrtrands Fencing Academy by Miss Guiness, who thus lepeated her success of last year in this oven: sh-- now >!uires with Miss Daniell and Miss Butler the distinct ion of twice wmrtinp the IrapMp, Her iMon
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    A GREAT CRICKET NAME
    104 16 Fi >m On: Own Ctirresponrtcnt London, Feb. T. Fht death of a ploiu-er cricketer, and father of one of England's most famous cricketing families, the Rev. Henry Poster, at th« age of j 88 is anno u. v ed He was the first all-round sport -.man
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    RAFFLES SOCCER TEAM
    47 16 The following have been selected to represent Kafflps Institution against the APC Sports morrow in a friendly soccer matcn on school -round 1 Y.-nn; Sen? Quee AMul Ra*ak- Yew 8 M AUy Ah Hon~: Bem Wan. Kim j Cniar.. ValbcTg Kim Chua. Che* Uat.
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    ENGLISH LEAGUE FIXTURES
    557 16 MASS ATTACK ON ARREARS Arsenal's Victory at Bolton From Our Owv. Correspondent J London. Feb. 7. A !iia.^.s attack v.a.v made by Footbiill league iubs on Wednesday, on arrears of nxtures. and several of the matches had direct U-ar-isils on the i hampionship and re) .-.ition problems.
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    GOLF HANDICAPS
    340 16 Revised Scheme No>v In Operation tr Our Ov C irrespondt nt I/Onditn. Feb. Us! JoM Ad\i.>"V. PMBHI It Hsl Brit:> > do!: Unions held their annual meeting in Lon don th:. week, when important questions wen discussed Mr. L. C H Palairet, chalnMM presided a: the outset, until
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    26 16 i Miss Clan Poy.ser 70 o: Sherwood, NMtiti^hamshire, who has Just died, competed In a mile-and-a-quarter swlmmiru, race in the Riwr Trent three yc: s a^o.
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    LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
    482 16 WHY NOT A CONFERENCE IN SINGAPORE To the Kditor. Sir.— May I rest a sol U ion u> the prt-M r•. depressing :•:.!< •>: .-.flairs under whos. burd- r. ♦-.erv sould l- (.rouniup. Lit the p«-opi"s of the .wrlci giv< unfettered powers to the undermentioned tv.iv..
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    VEXATIOIS CHARGE
    380 16 Complainant Ordered to Pay Compensation An ordt. the complaii.ant pay compensatio: M accused "for bringing a vexatious pr-.st ration ail made by the Fourth Mfcgfctrate. Mr A C Boyd yesterday at the conclusion of ,1 iii «h; > l ■mr-r named Jamiah fointi \:>: Kahman haifed -:..r ■>
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    SIGAPORE GOLF CLUB.
    33 16 Tr.'.- r-.-r.' i tl.n :>\ S'n ;.t,v.r G\: 1 lul, v\l i I >e d on Saturday and March .r.J 5. The lfl^l'- l-or.-v w;M N piayri r>n Monday Marcii 6.
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