The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 27 February 1933

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    15 1 The Singapore Free Press ;.v»i. ESTABLISHED 1835. SINGAPORE. S.S. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1933. 10 CENTS.
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    THE DAY'S NEWS
    375 1 Japanese ft r«e> are rapidly ad\an< ins on Jehol driving the Chii.ese before them and h^htinp under \irtu condition*- Tat:*- I.S. has intimated to the L«*a,j:u«- that it is in substantial agreement uith the p«> lit v expressed in the report and reiommei dations <f the ommiUee
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    THANKSGIVING
    892 1 -tormy Bob and o:d Ted had Just cot thf burgee fixed. It hung from a big beam hi roof, and its smaller end was low enough -rush the beads of people passing beneath I biar ml letters the name "Proas the first thing the congregation would see when they
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      162 1 BP^^*^W»'^^TT^^^B^WH HAFFLESHOTEL MALAYA'S PREMIER HOTEL THIS FA EM SG TEA DANCE-6.30 to 8.15 p.m. INFORMAL DINNER and DANCE c^.^o to Midnight KAFFLES CELEBRATED ORCHESTRA PHONE 5381 "SAY IT WITH MUSIC" COLUMBIA RECORDS iVTTH APOLOGUE TO nil; F'AVILION THR\TRE) JACK PAYNE RECORDS 4'ilC'll Vt*. «'iM*ll VNNUAL STOCKTAKING SALE 2,000 Records ac
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      173 1 Si There is ho need to pay more than $2.90 per Quart bottle for your brandy. fv^ Ask for TOL L E Y'S X^i^ Empire Hrandy and (jet the BEST. ■VLLBI 9 O •>.\ SJ.«»« |>tK Ql \KI E^lPI v 1 HOTII.K !N( 1.1 I)l\<; HIM BRANDY y ADELPHI SEA
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      89 1 1 ITEST \DVERTISEMENTS Roblnsi r Supplies at Whttesvsy^ Page 6. Picture < 4 —Page Bh d a— Pate 3. CHRYSLER ENDURANCE PIANOS UPRIGHT GRANDS FROM $450.00 GUARANTEED FOR 10 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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    JAPAN'S REPLY TO LEAGUE
    1733 2 Military Operations Necessan Self-Protection following am extracts fnxr. the Japvieae statement, on the Far Eastern Eittntion. a cabled copy of which had been r o -warded to us by Singapore Japanese Cansulate-Oenersi In spite of fact that Ja|<az: in this case was obliged to act solely
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      668 2 A pity more of them did not come t torn h -Well.- he said. m l shall have a good time on Sunda\ w. must -H i^ood ones F -t in Mam h.st-r Ciuardiar; THK VVKKK B%h Water 00 19. k U U I Meeting: Oxford and Cambridge Soci I
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      479 2 A MODERN REMEDY FOR INDIGESTION. DYSPEPSIA, FLATULENCE and ALL FORMS OF STOMACH TROUBLE. Now obtainable in two forms. POWDER AM) TABLETS. MACLEAN MACLEAN BRAND BRAND STOMACH STOMACH POWDER. TABLETS MEDICAL HALL, LTD. CHEMISTS. BUSINESS CARDS. BE PHOTOGRAPHED BY H. NUGENT BUCKERIDGE Highest CUm Work— Lowest Kate*. LAIDLAW BUILDING— 'Phone 7818.
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      496 2 TENDERS. SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL NOTICE. Tenders. NOTICE Is hereDy given that tenders are now invited for the following materials or services and that particulars of such tenders may be obtained in the Tender Room, Municipal Offices Supply of 100 tons of best quality Quick I.im.> for Water Dept Date of Closing.
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      573 2 NOTICES. OFFICIAL NOTICE. Proposal to Change a Ship* Name. I Roy Leslie Hastie. of Cliat.- -a,.! t}. ParK Singapore, hereby give notice that in consequence of ar. u.idertakmy _■.<■: t previous 3V.-ner.s to change the name. I have applied to the Board of Trade unde- Section 47 ol th< Merchant
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    HEAVY CASUALTIES
    404 3 Launch i ount< i i k Shan > t>. 24. Japanese and Manchuki o ked the northeast flank of the it Chaoyaiu yesterday and en- p .libom resistance by vhe i siding forces. The Japanese with- v < ning. kaving several hundred i assisted :.«»a and fresh troops
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    OBJECTIONABLE BOOKS
    30 3 -Si*ale Confiscation in Canton Bwran of Owlwihlp of MMK»tion.« C-ntral to-day .Miraoarteln off the Cei»or»Wp •■«■< nfx-^Mpcn and boot* al» eo«e forus off the Bureau off Onwa^ Centeral press
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    LAW NOTICE
    17 3 «>nday. r» ki:i \k* ni -KJL&aP. Suppiah CllllrUr v» J'JMi.r Mills it U i m
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    SEREMBAN CASES
    234 3 Drivef Fails I Prom Our Own Correspondent I Seranban. Feb. 22. Before Mr. R P. Clegg. in the Seremt*^ police court this afternoon, Mr. Davis, Officer in charge of Detectives, gave evidence in a preliminary inquiry in which it is alleged that a Hyiam named Lee Dee. living
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    CANTON TRADE
    201 3 Nn Invoice For (loods I rom Horn: Konj: anl.m lwV 11. With the refusal of Mr. Foo Ping-chun to become invoice officer of the Chinese Invoice Office at Hone Kong, the Central Press learned to-day that work i office Is virtually suspended, though it is still under the
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    RECORD GAMING RAID
    102 3 \II Day to Remove Clients When the ShMghal-Woocuiig garrison gendvnerte raided palatUl gambling house in Greater < tt» M *f t> l they arrested over 300 penons. which is beMeved to be a n i hi a: :>r^ A .v tw ><] .ipf>Hi and kV liLst: :'..t.
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    SWATOW'S CHOICE
    64 3 Yellow Flower as ('ity*s Emblem Canton, Feb. 23. a Munu-i:\i'. Oovtrnnifiit h;u--!fKiiniinous flowt-r to rt-prcsent. t P n,l tlower has thin l«av,-5 and a-ivr* i in iipp< i; r r r :L u> -in thr fra^al :uid ip P f astern Kwangtung Other At ina> tx -II known
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    PROFESSOR WHO LIVED IN A DAHABIA
    602 3 FLOATING LIBRARY OF 2,O(H> VOLUMES Could Not Think !n (old (limali- V: <:• .-n: AniiiUild HeBTJ BftJCi tii- auihoI at Bath. \v:is a pioneer Orientalist ol th»- modh'jol and an i logist of leputt- He rediscovered the Hittites as a gnat Empire-building power regarded
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    GAINS MIST NOT GO HUNTING
    227 3 [taxing Promoter Objects To Risks Mr. Jamw Panter the promoter of the r.. :i-.\w. boxing contest at the Granby HalLs LeuvsU-T b»tv.ren Larry OftixiS, Hm coloured champion of the British Empire and Regpie M«"n < Desborou^h ha.> sent the i follow in; teleeram to Mi
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    U.S. NAVY BILL
    34 3 Washington, Feb. 24. The Navy Supply Bill for the next fiscal yf*s amounting tO $315,419,000 has |M pju^ttl by the Houm- of Representatives. It h intended to appropriate $53,345,000 for reconstruction
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      65 3 Estate Trust Agencies (1927) Limited BRANCHES StSE* 81 1 MAi *m 11, Ugt Mrr t PENANG. h t street KIAL\ 11MPIR. and Security deposited with iits Settlement- (iovernment. us lru-t».^ Administrators, Receivers, r (iian-. Rtn ,rs. Investments Supervised In: r< t n,;i air(! Probate or Letters of tr mn mphed
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      331 3 1 OR X S shou mi; \^Bk^^^Si SB\ 9ft C "ix'iJTttt'-rnakiriy Tntichuii •> i- i nitil h\ the liiic M ''SK' tiKiWMW. 1 ■^Sfe^.^^m^^^^^^B^ fiitnhiirti Baron (fnutidti 1 !3HH^n In T r ■*■>■ IB HI f *m» X 4 I Hl^ fiibte<>^ ARCADIA WORKS, f fir iR! ill ci 1
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    AIR MAIL LETTER FROM LONDON
    1565 4 AIR MAIL LETTER FROM LONDON Trouble Ahead For The Government j J London I et>. I I I From the Free Press orrcspondent B| I for the result of the .On. VfaOn <.••■• M• I eandu: .beat fot. '.a iv... i .i; i than all they polled tou WO cf
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    THREE WOMEN ALONE IN THE DESERT
    334 4 2,500 MILES ACROSS THE GOBI Seventeen Days Journey By Came! Th. whtfe MMMfI -:.i c just completed a joutney aCSOM the dMMMd Gobi d ■>:' WMHTI no white woman has ever ventur< I baflOfl The\ are Mis.s Mildred Cable, and tw< sisi i M:-.s
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    380 4 hardrned old lags Only the most desperate chara ..I be taken there in future. It be i» 'Legion of Lac?' tc which the criminal will only be admitted when he hashown that he is beyond reformation. About 70 such men who are at present in othe* prisons haw already been
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    M.Ps TO DISCUSS THE KING'S PROCTOR
    534 4 DIVORCE JUDGES 1 DECISION Police Used To Make "Inquiries" Action is to be taken in two official quarters to d-a. Aith Ml MM*WJMtBMI of the King'j Proctor in divorce cases. A meeting of Divorce Court judges was held to discuss problem- ise:, in which
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    SPY WARNING
    111 4 Instruction To Magistrate And Mayors (anton. Feb .1 Tr.-- PI tin lal Department I issued instructions to di :r ten out for foreign spies who art touring the country as traveller*. These secret agents are going about s gical places ii; hat alawj 1 "c :,r t: I
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      154 4 SHIPMENTS REG! LARM ARRIVING OF Wtk 1 ffJ I SELECTED ENGLISH FISH Do I R lOLSI L|M N 10 I- I PLA 1 c HALI D 1 T D I I *> I "RED KING" SALMON PICTURES I TELL YOUR STORY i. X i l;l.i .i y attract appearance ur
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    Sixteen Good Samaritans
    130 5 vi,,.. .r.-t^ Church. Westminster, of Miss Vr I. V^- brU.-. veil ble* ah«u, her head (WtaiaiAt Irli h*i horn* l«r «he 1 nurcn motor-orl? accident in Stamford Road, on I rida\. awakened ih* hum. in ->nip.uh> tin ih* lorm <>t ready h<lptuln«») <>1 rixtCCß bj -I ;m<l»r*.
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      71 5 NIGHTLY €.15 C 9.15 P.M. Un (vicwr I 1 1 hi mmcAL sH- »w THAT HAS DEUGHTEI) I H /s. m "SAY IT WITH MUSIC" JACK PAYNE and his BAND and I'KRO MARMONT and JOYCE KENNEDY IiRWI) PREMIERE TOMORROW! > E/S^?IL^EVER DIM ITS GLORY .TiMECANNOTERASE ITS MEMORY SOU THE MAN
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      112 5 -REALISTIC and THRILLING!" That i« AMY JOHNSON and J. A. MOLLISON described thk Act* of ill Aviation Pictures 1 CAPITOI7I Greeted bj Enthosiastk Andlemcei at Yestefdiy's Oponinu UahrenfcTi ESJpic that thrilled Um&tM AaAeaca f«* Weeki "AIR MAIL" Different from any AIR tmmmm .a i r resenting Film Yet Produced! RM
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      154 5 v f AIN MOT CONTENT TO PACK THE ALHAMBRA J A I JJ^p 1 fOR 16 HOUSES A UONTH A r DR A WINO OLIVER H THEIR 1 -REEL HUBRKANE H| -T* W^l -\T OF HILARI a\A\U A ■1H IED 1 PACK up your TROUBLES Wednesday I Opening at the
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  • SPORT OF THE DAY.
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      THE BIG THREE
      903 6 Relegation Spectre in Done FootbtO i [From Our Own Correspond* London. I eb. 7. After t: I kfal Cup-tie.v Lon- j bowed head." lor i M I•■ D by four points, though they r •-d two more Btttchi Villa, "nly fml average I :i the Second i).
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      STRAITS RACING
      166 6 !i— ification of Horses Mi Tlie Sin I ion has made the iollmung alteration! in classification oi horttsl and p ■Nfl nsfers. O Class 1 to Class 2. B from Class 1 be Class 2. Neeln c: '3 to Class 2. Ml 0 avol from 3 to Class
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      COVENTRY MARKS A PROFIT
      175 6 [From Our Own Correspondent] London Alderman Fred Lee presided at the annual meeting of the Coventry City Football Club last night. The Chairman of Directors (Mr. \V. W. Brandish* in moving the adoption of the report and accounts, which showed a profit of £485 as compared
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      SEVEN HEARTS!
      154 6 [From Our Own Correspondent] London. IV h 7 :arne of bridge was played at the home of V 0 MtfM, of Kingsway. Wallasey. He was playing wuh his wife and Mr. and M I urton. his neighbours, and the two men were partners against their wires. Mrs. Warburton
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      A GREAT DERBY CANDIDATE
      196 6 [From Our Own Correspondent] I << 1 1 d 1 1 1 1 I > It has been decided unexpectedly that the brilliant Orwell, one of the :r»ast disappointing of Derby favourites, shall commence stud duties in September and was sent to his owners stud. It
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    231 6 manage! it and scramble it away, and Bell saved a penalty from Dickinson. Umted's forwards gave a poo: plnv against Oldham in the first half, but began the second with quick goals by Ridding and Stewart. But for Ferguson's brilliant goalketping Swansea would have gone under at Plymouth by more
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      254 6 *Whiteawaiis WHITEAWAYS STANDARD VALUES HOSQI !T(> (I 1M AINS. Made from English cotton net in two qualiii*-. Ml IMI M MKSH. Price > i W« i 3 >»,.:>:> 6 i 3 x > |7J6 ;._>;, 6 xJP x 8 7J6 6i 3 7.75 6 X 4 x 8 8-35 4
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      304 6 FLYING HOR* B J^^^^Ak r dent>ist will confirn; A nr teeth. .Hi IB iORSE TOOTH I v AY V V state that it will clean ■mi/ An 7# wrjm^ II contains i. B^^F local product manufach. European supervision by The STKMIB MANITAaiR! (mm :e» j, Hj Ota. cV (i- I/PROTECTS
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    EARLY MORNING RAIDS
    62 7 EARLY MORNING RAIDS ulreds Of Suspects Hounded I p I'OI.ICE DASH mmunists \nd Bad r har:uters hundred Oismii.. chiefly Hylar.j. mded up by the police during the •urs of Saturday saornlng and detained quirtss. raids were well planned and each started actlvtUes at four o'clock morning, various houses In each
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    FRACTURED RIB
    241 7 (io\ernment House Kail Out rcation baf etu two Tamil gardnexs vorkmg at Government House coded in blows, and on Saturday, one of them was convicted rVrrer. of voluntarily causing' grievous hurt to the other. The complainant's name was Packiri Igsdtral nHawie was Scat caJted. and Dr. Orhlrra. of
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    CEYLON BANKING
    98 7 Knquiry Special Committee Mr Gro K. de SUvas motion la the Slate CounrU that the «ntem of baaktaf to Oy km »uimt Into was discussed at Vtagth. The Ccmatttec finally decided to ireommend to th^ state CounrU that a Special 1 1— nlH w be mwaMed to enquire
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    ITALIAN CONSUL FINED
    74 7 u>toms Officer I '111 .IO M.i. i übs T^T*^^ Mr. Fernando Rodrlxy a fine of $M with the option of OMrt f Macao ■r. Albert Plchon. CommlMlotier of md his wilful Dr. H. J. de Oarlatter incident wa» atated to have hile Dr. Oarcla wa» talttef wlfth
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    14 7 TtttMir ts i^m vto Hajl taeen Ml Invalid iktapmTr. who to 7f.. «ad ****fc*St«F.
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    JAPANESE DISGUISED AS CHINESE
    331 7 REFUSED A PASSPORT IX AMOY First Prosecution Under Aliens Registration Law Singapore la the golae of a ntiiiwi cuoUr l«*r to procure a landing permit '•:-< ;i >v t t the immigrant had vistted thfc port off and on -ince IWO. The Japanev wa j^g^ before
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    TORN SHIRT CLUE
    294 7 Headless Bod) in Wood (Prom Our Own Correspondent* The preliminary inqmr\ Mcl a charge of murder, which was commenced last week, was concluded in the Seremban police court on Thursday, when the magistrate. Mi I t Ctegg. committed the accused, a Telegu estate labourer, to the next
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    SUICIDE AFTER CANING
    76 7 Chinese Schoolboy Leap- From Window lion? K..i», It) is There waa a tragic sequel to a canto. ifl to a pupil oX a Chinese son« iiift -hf the lad committed suicide by h|M*nf out of a window. a liort of the fatality was made t JLT+Im of
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    6 7 fZZrrZ^ZkK per o«l of the electorate
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    S.S.V.F. NEW HEADQUARTERS
    50 7 Own 1 I,'1 to r he very large demand f r tickets for the op»-mn« ceremony by the Governor the N" SS V F !!■■.'<: m M.irch 4 ,in' ow-in- t> 'h !!miv,i M-.a. available it i that all futun applications for hIP t** strictly Ml .d
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    THREE BIG PARTNERSHIPS BY ENGLAND
    162 7 Larwood Thrills Enthusiastic Sydney Crowd ENGLAND LEVEL WITH AUSTRALIA BY scoring T)9 runs at tin- cost of »i more wickets on Saturday England placed herself in the comfortable position of requiring only 17 runs more to reach Australia's first innings total of \.\~>. with two
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    HUGE CROWD ON SYDNEY OVAL
    862 7 Sydney, Keb 25. :re.l the third n.- pfeq i -::th IM and England occupied th.I all day. providing the huge crowd with sattons until the I arwood <5» and Hammond <72> resumed En ::st in^lnff with the I for 2. on Saturday morning, the crowd
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    MR. LIM SHIN GUAN
    72 7 liankrupky Examination Adjourned Wi/ Mi .i>l; .'nation of 1 lip. Chin Guan (in bankruptcy, was mentioned in the Pcnang Supreme Court on Friday re Mr. J: i bard KjC M h d Hume .-aid thai ba had a hat bankrupt was suflt rini; from malaria and
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    104 7 An Ealin- cat ha- had a windfall the v.. Ida MM P: RpMT, •<• A-^yle-road. West Eallng, W. daughter of the late Rrv ii nvv Dudley Ryder Canon ResKMtil l Lichfleld Cathedral She directed that he. cat known as "Thornis Dudley Ryder." (should bo living at her death it should
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    ONE TAHIL EXCESS!
    120 7 Chinese Fined for Having Too Much Opium The Idea of the League of Nations Is to combat the evils of excessJte opium-smoking tahlls have been fixed upon as a reasonable I MM MMV ex plain M i Ituk.ird. Assistant oiler of the Government Monopolies, to the DM
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    $17,000 DUE TO HIM BUT BANKRUPT FOR $400
    530 7 (HETTIAR WHO WAS ASHAMED Chinese and Debts Which Doubled Themselves An I;.< (an mi A M T: <\ r.appa Ci. appeared in B.:.r:r Court on Friday for public exaniii.. 1 ;>\ Mr. H P. -.I Assistant Ofticial A-;;i> beh>r< M: Mills BMfcna;
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    $2,700 BECOMES $5.000
    186 7 Bah Chee. of a Straits-born Hokien. ils uiml M Tudor. H. he had been employed b\ Singapore Harbour Board for the last 18 years, his salary at present tx.inp $90 a month also rage $5 for overtime. most of whom I :.ders, and he owed them $5,000
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    SUPPORTING BROTHERS
    151 7 r Sa\;c Indian born Tamil, said) as married He had hv< children all of whom. how. vor, had died. He had to support his unemployed bmlher nd his chilg Bankrupt had for the last ten' yean I employed in the Post Office and now drew $120 >m May
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    KEEP CHECK ON DEBTS
    562 7 Owe No More Than Six Months Salary DIRECTOR'S ADVICE P. and T Society's Year Reviewed .body who owed more than six months' salary should go into bankruptcy, was the advice tendHcu* to members of the Singapore Posts I graphs Co-Operative Thrift and Loan m I i'-
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    MRS. E. READ
    116 7 Sudden Death ot IVnanu Eurasian Kesident I mam friends will learn with regret of the sudden death of Mrs. Helen Read, the wife which occurred at her residence early Mi ft»c&> ram uins aner a onei uinej*. deceased who was only th van* of Me. was the
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    MUSICAL SOCIETY CONCERT
    81 7 1 t(«r of Appreciation From Ih« Governor fU* rwiMlhmj the Oewwuot has sent the following letter of ap|>iwlaftu» of the lfustaal 1 that the quality and tbe Hifewni by the •past year. I ahaU he grateful if you will convey to tbe membera of the society my
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    45 7 of ghee and had a tartness under the name of Kiirr: Bankrupt denied he bad any deattngß I grocery business. He offered U> pay tio a month and $15 after May Th* was atlovmed for a fort- business and also had dealing** the *hee bu«j-
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS MONDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1933. WEEK-END COMMENT
    871 8 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS MONDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1933. WEEK-END COMMENT BfCnta in the Far Eastern >i T tion are moi b b sxt i ■> rapidity. Late on Saturda;. night, attitude Of the United State- I made clear in a message addr- 11l Stimson. Secretary of State. to :i.r League of
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    138 8 By Gazette notification issued on Saturday. the Proclamation of May. 1932. relating to im- Lgration restriction is extended for a further three months as from March 1 Mr. G Beatty. of the Land Office. Malacca. \l:> Beatty. will proceed home on furlough on Wednesday by the Rajputana. Mrs. Btuitty is
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    THE ALHAMBRA
    67 8 Lwirel And Hard> Uack A^ain Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy, those two irresponsible funsters are back again at the AlLup.brii m 'hv .-t-cond 'screening of "Pack Up Yn.v RvMWm v. h:i k d to such excellent houses !<■> fi:tl\ Tin- theme. comi( a brings a Dew interpM'tMiion of
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    NOWEGIAN CABINET RESIGNS
    25 8 Osk>. F.-h Government hits resigrvd '-w::. To :t .1. r. Oovernm»nl" !;:..i;. i>- I- .)rtcted a Radical Go vornment be formed —Rxutor
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    COMING DOWN THE GANG PLANK
    459 8 THIRTY VISITORS FROM MANILA Siamese Prince Who Met fi.B.S. Thiitv pa: 3engers for Singapore arrived bs vhich came into port from Manila on Saturday end is staying unti! H Prince Purachatra of Siam. who has been on a trip to the Ptillltppini Islands occupied a
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    THE CAPITOL
    227 8 rhrillinu Ven.hatics In Air Mail Mail" the Universal picture which opened at the Capitol yesterday has been enthusiastically praised by film critics wh« it has been shown, and the praise Is wholly deserved It is a thrilling spectacle of the air. brilliant aeronautics supplying the action for a
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    COMMODITY MARKET
    63 8 LATEST RI'BBEK I'ICH h^ \Mi STERLING KM I < Rubber prices and the sterling rates in New York and Paris, specally led to the Free Press, are as i.i KM I ((IK],, I I e }i Spot 16d. (2 1 16d Forward 2 3 32d (2 3 32d
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    UNEMPLOYED YOUTHS
    49 8 Will UriUiin Follow 1 man Plan 7 |„..,1..n I Answering a quntkm calling Ms attenti :ntary work scheme la Germany whereby ■IHfBMI DBS Wtu pruviULU lur M youths on uthrmr* of rxwmmmaJ *er\ic. he was giving the most careful consideration to however, not be suftaMe for another
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    P.25; W25; L.O;D.O. PER CENT
    693 8 P.25; W25; L.O;D.O. PER CENT Dr. Alekhint i": Chesv SNMPOfd v > ;rf. Varied Cann Mast"! I 1!., Meet Dr. Aljechtn A hine. politiciai world chess champion hfne arrived in s Saturday on boaia ■idem Adams" from M world tour on wh. August last year. Th pooular cor a great
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      61 8 USEFUL PRESENTS for GENTLEMEN U. S. de Silva Bros., JEWELLERS. 2^ HIGH STREET SING APORI A WET NEEDS AMBITION AM) PIKE declares i\ critic. Ambition to write poetry and tire t<> burn it. Pllll matt-rial value i> covered by a TrAFLAC" FIHK POLICY. GENERAL \c iDiNT nn cv i in
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    STEAMER SERVICES SUSPENDED
    778 9 ITakM. Fetx St. customary vigour and ability for mgtt r, ■MWti under the most adverse and •Can:. .jnatk* MSwHHiiiM for which the Jm»& Army has been specially trained the ■home- troops engaged in the Jehol opera•sa» aw r ■parted to be driving «U before them ml 'T
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    U.S. WILL STAND BY THE LEAGUE
    198 9 JAPANESE ARMIES RUSHING ON JEHOL Chinese Forces Hemmed In Strategic Triangle MORE DESERTIONS REPORTED Fleet Ordered to Blockade North China Ports Washington. 1,1, I' '««l". dr,-larr> that Stairs ..owrnm,.,,, Sino -•■»«UI> with that of the 1,,, 5u ",u,, I „,a,H.. ,n..r,,.,,,,,,,., depute, b, if.
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    COMMUNISM IN CHINA
    178 9 COMMUNISM IN CHINA hronic Anxiety To j World London, Feb 'lit. 1 China X likeh to remain a chronic anxiet> to the 1 n-st <>1 Hh world, sa\s a long J statement from the Japanese 1 Embassy .i> the virtual repl> j t<> the League recommendation!) J nprttaf M.«tuhuria. I
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    492 9 ously called the Great Mongolia. > and the Eastern Gobi. Forcing their way rapidly to the south from the Migi cavahy brigade has already Unit red Mamawafu and is now driving the Chinese before them in confusion In the direction of Chsenping. The occupation of the important strategic centre of
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    WHAT THE WORLD THINKS
    836 9 No League Power Can Profess Neutrality "BRUTALIST WAR" Demand Grows For Arms Embargo Minaon. I »-(> J I and the LMfM I ::im. J na 0 Ml aims and money for Japan should be imposed immediat.- J th N C; i ntion of -contraband of war"
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    FREE STATE TAKIFFS
    109 9 Attempt At Negotiation Futile London I rt,. ?3. ■Ed if he would be prepared to neg^ l with the Irish Free State Government with a new to exempting the equivalent of Irish produce from the special duties in return for the withdrawal of the Irish duty on
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    381 9 new Government would ba determined by the extent of its aid in the work of restoring world commerce and raaint.unnj world peace. Reuter. FRANCE OPPOSES SANCTIONS Paris. Irt, .'1 gravity of the situation both at Geneva and Jehol is keenly :V!t m Fr<n> k quarters and :::ment is closely watching
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    U.S. BANKING CRISIS
    132 9 ('ongre» Appro\e> "Fret»ziim" at l)epo>it> "•j Hiltlm. Feb. *5. A Bill empowering the Comptroller of Currency to permit limited freezing" of deposits of seventeen milliard dollars in over 6.09* national banks has been passed by the Howe of Representatives and the Senate and now awaits the President's
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    "ACT OF MADNKSS"
    83 9 Hitler's Ketorl To lia\arian Secession Threat Addressing a mnrtlni. of thirty thowMMl people here Her- Hitler replying to fhifl of Bavarian Government to aaosde izov. at it would be an aot of madness ?nd reduce Bavaria to a kind of Austria i such an attempt was made
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    BRITAIN SNOW-BOUND
    102 9 Rail Communication I Hsor£ani>ed Ls<sdsw» Fcfc 24 Large areas of England are snowbound. blizzard v. South Wales to-day was the worst experienced for some years Yorkshire and other northern count** many roads are tmpaaiabk. Deep snow drift* block some of the main roads in the west of lOd
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    ATLANTIC MASS FLIGHT
    51 9 Chain of Trawlers to Safeguard Italian 'Plants ish trawlers have been chutend for June and July in connection with the of between 20 anl 30 aeroplanes which Italian GovMUMBt propose to send across be staUoned at intervals in the :ittc as a safeguard in the event of
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    20 9 I M" Ma*. ai a !he Will ***fttttrr njiujm. Uil- aMfi in reference to the Dut< ;v
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    JUDGE PROMOTED
    26 9 Liaiia. Fat tS. M: I I Wetter. Puisne Judge of HisMffc hu been appointed Chief Justice of StaOft n to Sir Mwriu Trw. retMA.
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      44 9 We have just received A Charming Collection of New Millinery in the very latest styles \l-<> \!KV FINE RANGE Of THF LATEST DFSK.Ns IN I NKCKWFAR. LMM NKiHTII AND i'!!lllii\| TOPS, SCARVES. RIBBONS IK I |i ROBINSONS FOR STYLISH MILLINERY SINGAPORE Xl ALA LIMPI/K.
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      1041 10 Ttih FiITK MANKI INh o v HIK SIAM STEAM NAVIGATION Co.. Ltd ruJS*^mC±rUA?*DA ChSa niK HI A KHIOW STEAMSHIPCO.j 1931 'Ltd THE^STI MT^ :in STFA3B3S S Ud h!e SARAWAK STEAMSHIP CV Ltd THE CHINA NAVIGATION C« Ltd THE AUSTRALIAN ORIENTAL LINI LM THI 81 N BHIPPING Co Ltd INSURANCE. The
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      502 10 Ellerman Bucknall Steamship Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in England) 'ELLERMAN" LINE. FREIGHT SrERVICE TO UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENT. VIA PORTS AND SUEZ CANAL HOMEWARDS. Steamer. Due Spore. Sails Spore. s.s. CITY OF LYONS For Havre. London. Rotterdam Hamburg Peb 25 Mar 2 s.s. CITY OF MANILA For Havre, London. Rotterdam Hamburg
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      307 10 Pfe 9 O British India and Apcar Lines. (toco, grated in Engi. MAIL, PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICES. PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL S. N. CO UNDER CONTRACT WITH HIS MAJKN'M LONDON AND FAR I .\S 1 M\ll OUTWARDS FROM LONDON FOR CHINA I>ur Tonnuf RANPURA KAIBIR-I-HIIID 11.500 BHUTAN 6.ott Mv 12 MAMTDA
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      626 11 W m*. A HaH I w I Hi 1 9 m <iH 1 I I ,1 1 KAamMA M^U T 10-000 June 1 2 SET-2T.2LIL YABUIroWMA »OT. 12.000 June 13 14 1 1 i ii. ■i t l<> I IXKRPOOI Prnaag. Suez. Fort Said. Beyrouth. Istanbul Piraeua. Ike. Valencia and
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      369 11 EUROPE via AMERICA VISIT SUNNY CALIFORNIA YOSEMITE PARK HOLLYWOOD GRAND CANYON WEEKLY SAILINGS FROM MANILA AND OK HONG KONG TO SEATTLE DIRECT OR VIA HONOLULU TO SAN FRANCISCO. LOS ANGELES AND VIA PANAMA CANAL TO HAVANA AND NHf YOKK LOW THROUGH RATES HONG KONG TO EUROPE VIA AMERICA EUROPE vh
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      906 11 K. P. M. KOXINKUJKE PAKET\ \\R I M \TSI II \)'V\ Of rfirfrsTT Man Beiawan-Deli. U IKH— Monday, Feb. 27, Bengkalis, Asahan, I'aneh and Ben oi mOOBM :onday. Feb. 27. Batavia, Semaraug and Cheribon. j D\l\K t y. Feb. 28, Paneh. Tani< M\i \NG— Wednesday. March 1, Prigi-Radja, Saput, Tembilahan,
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    CHARCOAL FUEL FOR MOTORS
    760 12 HEAVY VKIIK LES TESTS Adapted For Colonial Need^ PeUuhum pwaents one of the more dimcult mh and political problems of the world. involving stions of ownership, production and |.;;i r ii. all singularly aggravated by the steadily increasing demands for petrol in and .ome a-; :.avipMl
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      674 12 Burns Philp Line. Incorpora* i for ■USBANB, SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE via JAVA. DARWIN AM) THURSDAY ISLAND. Regular mot- by the well-known IIMHBH MABB 1 I '■<'• we, OLA (3.352 tons). Cargo onKl 5. MARELLA is one of the largest and finest learners trading to Australia. Cat. :ngle berth cablm, ■win
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      331 12 HENDERSON LINE. THK EAST ISUTK ffi .s( HH.III Of -MUNGS I |«l| B«-t»»«>n Ranetum >Ur«--ill<-and land Telephon 53J: HOMEW%RH >*ILIM> !»%>M \<-H: i M> N< II \MI i l i »O"1 FTOan Pr<*r l^ •BURMA Mar 11 VOMA PE° U HONIA :;indwin Apr.JJ KEMMEM :N> May y NDM ■UMO May
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      644 12 MAIL DESPATCHES BT TRAIN Banpkuk tvery Saturday 7 pm and Ti/.i.sc.ay- 7 30 am Kedah Monday to Friday 7 30 a.m bat.;:t'ay.s 7 p.m Kuantan ivia Jerantut) Monday to Friday 7 30 a a"; Kuaiuan (via Jerantuti Saturdays 7 pm Kclantan tvia Padang Besan Monday 7 p.m Xt latiun oia
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      138 12 bm a..^ a^ MBM^^ Ba> Ml Malacca 26, 'or Ma> 27 Bangkok H k 1 1 c Ml MR, ::om Data 1 1 Europe 1 3 j1.,-: M Maru. Jap 6270. ircia MMdlrfc brough 36. for Yokohama via Hong Kong 111 M «4. from V kohjir. BL Oeft U I
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      PORT HEALTH
      271 13 League Of Nation's Weekly Bulletin iltta Bull tin of the League of N I Bureau for t 13t: Beirut 3 small;. ar.ci n 4 /.u itbur 2 nuillpux case- and 1 <:• Mmpcrted. \l«»\.indn.i 300 t uses and 56 •is as against 301 Man and H i IS.i^hdad
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      ITALIA COMBINE
      211 13 Third Super-Liner to \W Bum Rome si reported that the cu.jection of build:: third Italian supcrliner like the Rex and Conte di Savoia is undvr con uy t v u- Board I .lectors of the '"Italia" Shipping Combine. Th aim would be to maintain thn monthly between New
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      A JUNK TRIP
      159 13 Shanghai Adventurers to Cross Pacific Shanghai. Feb. 16. igflfhaf ;id\ti; f urous group of forrif.tu -r> BjM commencinu a junk rruisi on Sunday, when the Nir.mK) junk -Shin It: Pi:.:; Shi" is sitting out from Shanghai, on ,i venture ome jounif y to New York, via the
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      KOWLOON WHARF CO.
      74 13 Dividend And Bonus of SS Proposed v 1 n Kong and Km k>nn v." nd (kxiown Co.. Ltd report that balance at profit an >r tin |tll M 4 ■i ttltHihfT with $H44 N 1 brought lOtWill from thr previous fMU total <>: $957,331. available ;>: he
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      CUNARD COINCIDENCE
      889 13 How Clydeside Financed First (unarder W C Bjaj dl h Cl I) lk through lack of funds. tr interest to recall that th. r :;:iilar ■ices on Clydeade neaiiy 100 -igo— lB39 tc i)' p.erise. v: in the Nautu-.U M < the Cunard Line on a sound But
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      STEAMER MOVEMENTS
      29 13 \r here from Madia on \\V.: c 111 Sh>- will I .:ane and Haipho:. I Thr I Fran Saigon Colombo Djibouti. Suez. Port-Said and ■r. it 8
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      477 13 IT E SINGAPORE FREE PRESS I Office: 138 ROIUNSON UOAD, HKGAfOH Xiii > ADVKKTISKR, SINGAPORE premier morinn. ,j. n v m Malaya. Delivered with tlir i. run i Hu/ri each morning. latest neuv latest telegrams and latest announcements London rubber and tin cables appear daily >|mt..,1 features include pictures, bridge
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      352 13 DARIGOLD EVAPORATED MILK! Nutritious Sustaining. Most economical at all times, tor Urn DA^O^fl home, the pantry and all purposes for ,<*". N which Milk is used. Canned nn<ll above tr^^t the required Standard, undiluted, it i jLj]*^ Cream. Try it with your FRUIT DISH JWESfc^ Of il imkn r Sole
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    "RED BIDDY" SAVES ANCIENT MILL
    429 14 he wily masked woman Mystery Visitor Shocks National Trust Anonymity is a quality not unknodonors of gifts to the National Trust, hut rarely is generosity concealed by a disguise so mysterious as that assumed by the who recently gave Shalford Mill, near Guild ford, to
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    VILLAGE OF LIARS
    165 14 Magistrate's Outburst in Ceylon Case UiN.iwHl.i. e\lon teb. T NBt people that I have ever come mams are the people of Avlsawella They nevarj rone out with the truth They are i fellows, down-right liars", said Mr pi I naiyah. Pobce Magistrate of Avisa day in a
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    MAGISTRATES' WRITING
    141 14 Should Pass Examination, Says Jud^e Kandy. Feb. 13. ■lined to think t-hat some magistrates »r. examination in handwriting" said Mr Justice L. C Dalton. at the Kandy Aaritt Court, to-day durinp the rourse of the trial of a case of murder from the Kegalle J trans-. ;rLng the
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    BRITISH BROADCASTING CORPORATION
    82 14 PROGRAMMES FOR INDIA. BURMA, J -IKAITS SETTLEMENTS. and 1 FEDERATED MALAY STATES THK KMI'IKE ii: WSMITTER. DAVENTRY, ENGLAND metres. 1 M.md.r I ebru.in '.Hi I r. 2.30 p in. Time Signal fn J Big Ben. BiethOl 1 Symphony No. 8 J GramophoM 1 :>is). J 3.0 A
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    ROUND YOUR DIAL
    351 14 Popular Shortwave Radio i Stations The fe'lowlng is a list of stations which can be received in Singapore 9mm Stations: Bandoeng PLM from about 5.20 p.m. gramophone records and telephony tests with Sydney, Australia, and other stations Usual call after records "Hullo Sydney.** T.mjonj JViok, 21 metres
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    KUALA LUMPUR AMATEUR RADIO SOCIETY
    62 14 Kuala Lumpur regular broadcasts are until further notice DAILY on 48.92 Metres 10 30 to 11 am PET AUNG HILL TESTING. (Bxcrpt Sundays and Public Holidays) 8 30 p.m. Krontchong Music. 700 English. 7.15 British Official Wireless News 725 Recital of H.M.V. Recorded Music. 8.30
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    BICYCLE AID TO TRADE
    151 14 Natives See More And Buy More A new aspect of the utility of the bicycle is put forward by Mr. Roger Gibb m a report to the Colonial Secretary on railway rating rinanre problem* in Ea*t Africa It is important." he says, "to keep the rates
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    112 14 Dr A E. Bed fll. Medical Officer of Health for PukK. Li Romp Homo at the nd of next month A Slan.ese physician will take his place It has been decided that all member* i<f the Australian army who fought in the war have their names inscribed on vellum for
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    WHEN GREYS WERE POPULAR
    304 14 The Passing of a Famous Bus Magnate Mr I.- W rilling, a director of 1';; >:.-.., T. iv! i;:< al h.> i.-iii. at Broir.i' Hob for appenti -.;i and bad spent trig lifetime be transport indu.-; month ago be mm •.■> bi Bh affaii nil t>us
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    MALAY'S MIRACLE RESCIE
    335 14 Blown Out to Sea on a Tree-Trunk ■.:•:.<- if the Malay «w» who was found half- conscious on a in the ocean, off the Malay Coast recently an- ised widespread interest in London where the Home Press "starred" the episode with any embellishments The story wan told
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    DYNAMITE TO CLEAR SLUMS
    316 14 REBUILD BRITAIN MOVEMENT Building Society Chairman's Drastic Views A ed sticks of dynamite would materially improve ma" u>\\:. Th; IiaSMMI waEnoch Hill, president ol the Halifax Building Society, at the National Federation of SOfty Owners and Batasjaj den. Sir Enoch, in a speech suggesting a "Rebuild
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    43 14 E Beck is appointed a Superintendent of Police. S.S. and Mr R. C B Wiltshire, police probationer, is appointed ASP In memory of Mr. Thomas A. Edison, a monument is to be erected within the preclacU of the Iwa-himidzu Hachman ShrUr. Kyoto, Japan.
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      26 14 Jemembemhat pure Wood not only rSJ Sklß Co^P'*'"" Clarke's oioeid Mixture b unexcelled, ta ««P«te the potoom and hesilnf fi^^y tmod m UQUID m TABLET fmrm
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      268 14 PILES CAN BE CURED A Treatment That Is Different. I: you are suffering the tortures of Piles and -::.c:rrd ailmmts. and km Tieol every! known remedy without obtaining relief, we ask you si bJm DB van vlecks aBCCSPTTVI PII E PL.ASMA a trial Its curative healing action n Bm :nflam.
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      453 14 BANKS AND INSI l< \Q CHARTERED BANK. OK CHINA %I'STRALIA NM» 'Hl\\ ited in England by Royal Charter) i up capital in 600.000 shares of £5 c n turn Reserve Liability of Piuptteton £3.00 MM 38. IWstinnsfN. London. EC 2 Alor Star lo Mpgj 1 Amntsar Ipoh Semarang li.l F.
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      304 14 TIIK VOhdlh'. i:\Nh (bUblished :r Capital Subscribed (ftjtly up) Rey< ;\e P ur.d President X r. I Vice-President X S,ng.pore Branc^_ 3l^ r^ Westminster Bank The National Prow Lloyd's Bank. Ltd i Alexandria <BKypti. Bat a B Calcutta. Canton. tien. Hamburg. H; Honolulu. Kaiyuan. Kan Angeles. Manila. M sakL Wewchwang
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    MA;AUA'S COPRA INDISTRY
    473 15 MA;AUA'S COPRA INDISTRY TPUT STEADILY INCRI USING > «n> Important repot Trade tmvar Marketing Board has just tamed .n<i ..lumr of "Survey of Oil seeds and This dealt with coconut palm I points out that the coconut palm I k material in the domestic economy of I I Bw »n
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    WHERE MALAYA SUFFERS
    58 15 I 4 inferior copra «re received I If the average standard of II THe rapid vod I 1 drying the copra and th« II mcthoda in vm **> f^ff 1 rx and lfcUtT But IJaM*^ |f a u> the South Bta» ptodw* I r I I encouraging
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    120 15 Changes in Representative Prices •*<-b. 83 N America:. Ofei QH 5O 1 52\ 50', Am. Tpbone and Tgraph N l 98', 95 V Rai'.r 36. 38* 34% Dupont K::.^t,.!i«' C 9S N'W Ng El- 10% 12% IP-ti-:i M.t-.r 10T4 11% i 4 3% 3% Goodyear 10
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    129 15 THE ABROAD Foreign exchanges ar- j m*m*m i Athens 60T 605 Belgrade mm* H 1«. fd. Is. 6 5 32d Is 6 5 B: mI, S:y I -'I l .:a:- tf Bueooa Aires off. rt. 41.:! Copenhagen Genera l 9^ MUM 192 M J Honi Kong 15.3% d. no no
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    TIN STRONGER
    99 15 (,ood Deliveries London, leb T The best feature on the Metal Exchange I US. was the distinct revival of activ.--mLruw* jQf which broadened The rise progressed further n:v j>; :v.i r.th.- The fotirtrm was .afluenrod by -a-.. ..;..•-> -.-.-.r." Am.Ti. a:, clt-lr-r: i<- r -h" pr« 15 month
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    159 15 dHlgn of small drytas low t and pgM that the estabattaMnt grade for copra of Aral quality would be oi TOTAL PRODI t TION {►reduction ftl^ 4 of copra for British lialaya are not ava...i»>. tm average an- to abo 650,000 i:> Din |':.i! V.,. Th.- rt-port on ti, Asririlf.xrai
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    MARKET PRICE LIST
    405 15 •Ningapore. Keb J The prices quoted an- Li. >•• <. -mv:.i at Clyde Terrace Market At the other market* there may bo small variations MfcAT Cts (Round i I I IV- stew or curry do 25 i '..rr: do 4 4 Pork, lean and fat list quality)
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    FROM JAFFA TO CANADA
    67 15 \i v Market Fur Palestine Orange^ Halifax S Irb Oranges from Palestine are now being mirkcteci < > ada. a shipment hay h a Pur nose, Withy Com; t I shipment. It is stated, is the aeries at weekly consignments which will reach Canadian Atlantic ports,
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    40 15 Selborn to discourage the erection of irble fiaicatonrn In the churchyard. The Council gfotff tt I the use of this stoi^ is of r. .::< niployn utiMii British stonemakers. and moreover does not ri .tie to th colourings <>i the ■._>•■ W:
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    MALAYAN CO-OPERATIVE UNION
    674 15 TKACHERS DOUBT ITS UTILITY Tribute To Retiring Director An appeal to local school tr-achcr., to join the rark^ of the Eneli>h Teachers 1 Thrift and Loan Socie 1 and :nar:-- the membership one hundred per rent wa.s made by the tirman. Mr C. R. Menon. at the
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    AMPAT (SUMARTRA) RUBBER
    93 15 C tS harvested fOC fMI Ml 842.903 lb. dry rubber. Loss lig e, amounting to BJtT, hM hM apportioned o -state exp QdBUW O m £872 is borne by capital account 824U to m«i and loss account for year shows loss of £1 :iOtCSI £5,031 E6.376, and
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      215 15 Fcbn::irv M SELLING London 4 .noi.th.s sishi J J" London, 3 months' hi;ht LJ II London tin f hi\ sight 2 3 25 32 London 30 d.\- -i«ht L' 3 3 4 London, demand 2 3 23 32 London II 2 3 11 16 Lyons am: P.v d«-niiiri'i
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      134 15 -\>: Tn pikull $75 Gambler I P. ppi r W: 21 I 5.50 r<iri Sapo Small 4 OC S .!.<:: 4 4 Sapo. flour 1.90 1. I::;., rial Brilliant Kerosene per tin Sylvan Arrow Keraene per tin I Socony Motor Gasoline 14 dnont British fuwilnl gallon 8D onj' Motor
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      CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION
      70 15 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION I ruaiy 25th. 1? liK-k noon WLAS. Equal to London Standard, Spot < loose) 9** R.S.S. Equal to London Standard, .Fo 16 6'? Standard RSS on Tender Mar. 65 16 6S April 6 7 It April-June 67 16 64 July-Sept 6 916 Oct-Dec. 6\ Tone
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    873 15 CLOSING QUOTATIONS \TI XI) \V. FI It I H i af ds fasdf df f I o*.l\<. Ql 1)1 VI io\Bu>rrv nplUt«. i Asam Kumbang (f) 23s 9d 24s 9d A M <£• 18s 20s n A.. MM Us 11s 9d i: Tin »Z I Hi Bntaiiu
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      81 15 ojrU exceed tl* tlf f Assurance tn force orer »35,Mt,ft The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. (Incorporated 1b the etralto Settlement*) JFFICE Oreat EasUrn Lift BuUdlng, CecU Btreet, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE 27, Old Jewry, B.C. mpany has £20.000 deposited with the Supreme Oourt of Ingland and compiles with the
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    PITCHES LIKE SWAMPS
    467 16 Blizzard Holds Up Soccer (iames TRAMS LOST Bui Arsenal Overwhelm Blackburn London. Ken. 25. There was an VhOtottk cancellation of all IM throughout Britain to-day owiiu' to :i blizzard which Mtpfl UM country, covering the land with a thick coating ud and slush and turning most c:
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    LEAGUE TABLES
    145 16 DIVISION I tioal.I .V U D 1 A Pll 31 20 5 6 94 44 M StefßeM Wed 30 18 6 6 64 4 42 29 17 6 6 69 4o 40 Va. I i 3 39 37 •> 30 12 810 63 >1 J4 *est Bran A
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    RUGBY PLAYERS LOST FOR 36 HOURS
    151 16 DUBLIN INTERNATIONAL POSTPONED Scots Team 30 Hours At Sea press sra VICE— COPYRIGHT! London. Feb. 25. HiiL-tv. <unYred mort mtn from the I md only eight matches were played. Only nine Moseley plavtrs pjt to Bl.i UsMtt and they had to borrow six players
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    RYDER CUP GOLF
    802 16 The Anioritan Team For England HM U..k. l«. 25. The names of nine sj the USA Ryder < -»re announced. The capull be Walter Haeen and the Sarazen Olin EM 0 -g Wood. Dtnsmore Shute. Paul Rum an. Horun S Leo Diegrel and Ed Dudley An additional
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    157 16 TWO MATCHES AT BANGKOK One Defeat And One Victory [FREE PRESS SERVICE— COP YRIOHT] Bangkok. Feb. 25. A fnotball match was played here to-day between a RAP' team from Singapore and the Bangkok Sports Club The RAF lost the match by 3 goals to 1. The
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    INTER-CLUB GOLF
    168 16 Keppel (i.C \>. Singapore iour-ball match was played bt- i men. f 1 I Bukit Tiniah The ccnditions were 18 holes match l point for a win and for bye. Thr tfefeafled muMi m as follows: arm a. c 1.0.4 1 ft BoardBourne B k 1. H Ja.
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