The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 3 March 1933

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  • Title Section
    Masthead
    15 1 The Singapore Free Press NO 1 ;.>».•*.. ESTABLISHED 1835. SINGAPORE, S.S. FRIDAY, MARCH 3, 1933. (KNT>
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    THE DAY'S NEWS
    212 1 Mi K.iport- jnd ll.ini. k. .ii, nil. ii Hit _i.!-|i i.| Mw .la pa in si-. dr<l.ii«-s -Mr lan Hamilton .1.. vt.it,. that in the rase of a 11.1111 th«\ < .'I Id mil* s.im-iJ |,v ».u ii. i' lai d air fonr>— l\u«- rnaaaa I aaaaaa
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    STOP PRESS
    247 1 PKrMON IU I (>KI.MSB*I London. Msr. 2. In a second division football match Preaton defeated Grimsby by four goals to two.— Reuter Las-ana haaad of ciisaii Lindbergh— Fage 9. The \.,/.i di. i-iturship in l.ermam heing oppcsrd tn Ilavaru and >.i\eii while Berlin imno, ip.il eleition> ..I l,i„
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    A PLANTKK LOOKS AT CANCELLATION
    916 1 A PLANTKK LOOKS AT CANCELLATION i I dropped to to see the District Officer yea* I .day., and after the customary playful badtInsge about my unpaid Quit Rent for 1831 and *****. we got on to the subject of War Debts. I The D.O. is a most interesting fellow and
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      139 1 pE*''* I Id oßTarmaEEi n in llUfil' K'*YlS!'*N STORK RAFFLES HOTEL MALAYAS PREMIER HOTEL I V „n| N <<H.I» UI \XIXi; WATKR I na BVBNING TEA DANCE-6.30 to 8.15 p.m. INFORMAL L' \LR DANCE -9.30 p.m. to Midnight. I IpIIILL i |N nn I VIM COI'RT VFFLES CELEBRATED ORCHESTRA PHONE
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      153 1 1 iMmMfh^ aa^^arsasjasa— i 'Si? SEA VIEW HOTEL i DINNER I>AN( X .v (AIiAKKT 4» AltltllvlAlAA iraxz BEAUTY TREATMENT i 3 A3 OLtf BEAUTY, SALO.X i.s in charge of A\ EXPERT, SPECIALLY TRAINED by ELIZABETH ARDEN, AT HER SALON. 25 OLD BOND STREET, LONDON. FOH WORK UNDER TROPICAL CONDITIONS MAYNARD
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      50 1 I.ATKS'I XDYKKTISKMKNTS ner Page 3. Save The Coupons Pages 3 and 4. Lttths Food Market Page 8. Makes Things Run Smoothly Page 14. Prevents Unnecessary Suff< ring Page 14. CHRYSLER RIDING EASE PIANOS uprighTgrands FROM $450.00 GUARANTEED FOR 10 YEARS W. J. GARCIA PIANOFORTE MANUFACTURER, AMBER MANSIONS. BEER is back!
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      10 1 in rHE WORI D LAST HEARS RBI 080 >\ VAI lAAA.nitii.iMHi
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    MALACCA SCOUTS
    179 2 Kliction nt Ottii-o Bearers tor the [Prom Our Own Correspondent] M.,Us«a >Ur The general meeting of the Malacca Boy Scouts Association was held in the Malacca Library wtth the Hon'ble Mr. C. H. G. Clarke in the chair. Tbe following were elected office-bearers for I'residpnt H oV V.:
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    RAFFLES LIBRARY
    91 2 The undernoted non-fiction works will be ready for Issue on Saturday st 9 am. Bell tClive) An Account of French Painting. Joh Ellen Terry and Bernard Shaw. KlsrwiU (Victor Yon) Queen Elisabeth and some Porelgners. illus. Pasley (RMJ3A Private Sea Journals. 1793. illus. Ponsonby «Sir F.) Letters of
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    VALUE OF BEER
    195 2 A prominent F^g"** 1 physician, writing in the Rews-Chronicle (London) recently, stated "The best and safest taste to cultivate li I Bute for beer.** rimm fM^mA*mm qq thb statement, a EEaV anoara Melbourne specialist referred to a portion of a speech by Sir William Arbu Lane. C.8..
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      4 2 BEER i.s back I
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      447 2 DOLDOOTS FLUEUNE LIQUID SHAMPOO. hsir silky and ahl MKDKAL HALL, LTD. < HI MInI S Outport Orders prompt!} e\t«uted. BUSINESS CARDS. BE PHOTOGRAPHED BY H. NUGENT BUCKERIDGE Hlfhest Class Wsrk— Lsweat Bates. LAIDLAW BUILDING— Phone 7898 A STRAITS TYPEWRITER AGENCY STATIOVERS REPAIKhhS. 14A Change Alley. Singapore The Cheapo' Hou-e for
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      492 2 TENDERS. SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL NOTICE. Tenders. NOTICE is hereoy given that tenders art now United for the following materials or services and that particulars of such tendersmay be obtained in the Tender Room Munic ipal Offices Purchase ol old asphalt di n md :a.. iron lying at various MimKipd Depots Date
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      459 2 tats J^^^ W n*si j! Lan^S LaV. LnV^^QaaV nsnansnEai Pepsodent polishes teeth as it removes film This double-action tooth paste brings a rapid improvement in the appearance of your teeth SOMr tooth pastes will rem -vr three if nipofEaEstf film, hut tJicv Bntf lanfM BsWnt r BEstl --'lean and sparklinf.
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      107 2 I I x^Bßjaw {*^V s "cI Laa I-^ Well^KS> pur old self again! <-^** specd v recovery. Doctors everywhere know its value in restormg|hea!r"i building strength, revitalizing the entire system. It* > drates make energ> its protein reconstructs tissut i {etiA Mood and nerves; it-> vitamins are es.scnti.il to hi
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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      179 2 ME \vi hh .il A High Water/0i.50. 88 ft.. 14.41. 7.3 ft. OWcket SCC Trial Match, at Padang. aigh Wat. i 65 ft Openina o# SS-VJ*. Hesdqus-ters by HJI. the Governor. DriS Ha!', 5 p.m Cricket: S.C.C Trial Math at Padang; rts Club vs. V.M.C.A. at CAC ground. Golf: Singapore
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  • COUNTERFEIT COINS
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      Chinese Sentenced At Penang
      46 3 Chinese Sentenced At Penang Our Own Correspondent) hard with thre? rssea on the cslrnBi tint caaa a Chassat named Ng Cheng I BBaBBs BEBBBBBIEBBB^BBBBBEEsi BEET EVbBBBBBEEE>L H*t* I Th BtPP withdrew the Brat charge. On I I ■888 l BB each BBEBEI 'he BBEBEBEE El I
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      IRON RATIONS
      80 3 I Ebbms Hiadson. a wanderer, has Even arrtsatI be charge of mating a bottle ol I 188 poßee wsnt hiss to go under an I as interior I aaaa.n an electric beUI Sth of chain., s ptecc of tan assaa I that* screws, six dessert spoon*. ■at tso
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      NURSING HOME HIT
      146 3 Exodus of Europeans Trom Siam From Our Own Correspondent) K.,.n:k.»k. Vet. ll The annual meeting off the subscribers to the nursing hame brought to light that the iiiibbiE had atop-fred the annual subscription Tr '> ..x i, :.<•■• ■>v: The reason why the gift was originally made
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      AN EXTRA RIB
      46 3 Eskimo mea appear to be growing rib Dr T D Bmithson. who haa been Bag the race on that lg per cent of the men shorn he exsralned hsd 25 ribs instesd of 14. The extrs rib was found teas ftequenUy smong Eskimo
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      RUBBER AS A BOBBY
      101 3 kelantanV Ex-Adviser Visits Siam (Fr, \n Correspond Bangkok. Feb The British Minister to Siam and Lady Mary Dormer 888 BB a visit to teurma. Arrivals off the week include Mr. and Mr- 11 I JBBBBBB, and departures Mr. E. 1 Ml years Government service, mostly in
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      LORRY FOR A STAGE
      89 3 BEjEj a lorry for a atar.< Tabard Players, a company of bbs Ebb] BBBj and from Dicker: B v.. Igsßrd «t EBB OM OBBBBJ Inn. B th.- IHal < Mr y -s birthday The novel had been 8888 Ro6S B ajOadCf oi the Tabard Players, and
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    ROYAL AGRICULTURIST
    530 3 SIAMESE PRINCE AN EXPERT PARMER Round Table Advice <) fl O I 00f!H I Itangkuk. I A r-ijiuid-t aliii nit-rciice on the a n< -ultural problems of Siam EBB staged or. I Ida) BEE Ml Sakol. the Unc:- r-s-- for the aflnd rMßßffa hi bbb bbebi bbbl Mebb
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    13,000 DEBTORS A YEAR GO TO JAIL
    343 3 ABSURDITIES OF THE LAW Home Office May Try Scots System It i BBBBBBi that Bfl Office will shortly announce the formation of a comn. to examine the whole question of imprisonment for ataßt Two months ago Lord Sank' Lord Chancellor, replying to 'he
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    BUSINESS IMPROVING.
    180 3 BRITISH!- \(Ti)HV*SHKI!)!u In these days of trade depression it is heartening to learn that at least one industry is working at full pressure as indicated by the latest report from tin factory at I |fe Birmingh-. n revealed that this factor delivery figures for the past tavav months
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    EX-SERVICES ASSOCIATION
    291 3 Actix il it- ot Kuala I .tin iiramh The Ex-services Association of Malaya. Knala Lumpur Branch, annual report for the year ended December 31st, states thst the membership of the Branch, was as follows Ordinary members 213, Honorary members 24. life member, retired 1, Total 238. Tbe total
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      108 3 M *k**a Ql ART SIZK 110.00 PER CASE OF 48 BOTTLES Ofl |iM PER DOZEN. j PINT SIZK > 2 1.00 PER CASE OF 96 BOTTLES OR |MI PB DOZEN. y^^ Dl TV PAID AND DELIVERED HH GOOD jBW BRITISH BEER rfwjjjw BEDROCK PRICES lßf| M C EWAN'S WmM CHOP
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      62 3 Estate Trust Agencies (1927) Limited BRANCHES tl, First Cross Street MALACCA 11, Light Street I PENANG 4 Klyne Street XI ALA I I'MPTR Registered by and Security deposited \*i:h the Straits Settlements Government Act as Trustees, Administrator- Receivers. Guardians, Rent Collectors. Investment^ Supeni>ed and Interest collected. Probate or \<tter* of
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    From TEA TO PAHITS
    545 4 From TEA TO PAHITS IN these days we hear so much of the action of food and drink upon the general health. we should rarely partake of BBBBk which are ,K/t good for us. If food SB you or is not good for a J why tske it? Many people
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    Sleeve Setting
    127 4 SHOULDERS and sleeve-settings are the keyote of fashionable styles just nos. The cut-out armhole and the display of the top ol the shoulder in afternoon and some evening po-.vns recall the Greek line and classic draperies. A yoke decoration that is carried across^ the top of the arms
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    COFFEE-POTS AND TEA-POTS
    125 4 COFFEE-POTS AND TEA-POTS ei-pots and tea-pots frequently become •BBE tf Bhey are stored for any length of 'time without being used, with the result that the taste of the tea or coffee is affected The (pots become musty quickly if they are net dried thoroughly befo. put as*oy.| should be
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    Let's-Be-Gey Style Hats
    70 4 Madam, have res fashion^ latest c. right Nothing duller than sear:. rich bast. The popular turba plaited edg. ot velvet and w material HEX A CQBVOMEt act re mode: tiny coroi J Some ot :Caelf These are throw Feathers fly from th<bbbbU. and oothing could b* Casual
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    58 4 QfJU QOtFKHS II Wl FOH HdliM I lor An,..:... ,1-. ...I tl..- n-ht-'l I compel. i-i the Honda soli ...meni Et rEam P**^-—**? j* Waterloo station I their departure on the boat 1 Pbbjbee fl ii/.. i i .-i.v, k si^r.. 'iv i» ■i' Misg GBjeECTEaIB* ■*"*»»*J *^L. I Fishwick.
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      175 4 1% An Open Letter to PUBLIC/ i y Mr bbeEEbb, IHI o Wm eiear.tt.3 -1* -up- I g| :wu.:.y sec. Furthermore H JESSES, considerable H J!L*.r of the OUts a .....Virginia DI -■^y-l AAAAA^n;: r:o i h tt vai r H I J t-cJ to oeo your gift ana Uk.
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    Slappers-Less Dangerous Than Clubs.
    135 5 IMHANAIHNJS POUCB are ta W eqaipped with "Steppers," ose s€ s rectasgulsr piece of raster, sbost a fast kmg aad ive i,l. ii--, h, r mi, h,-,.n i. it||» iii-i itution Inh.. i, Knulish I nil _<• lohor. ...i Kaffh> I. cm in r .1 EWg
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      51 5 fC_ rf _NI^HTJLy 6JL6 19.15 DM. &Jam\\ mmm r C y\\^? m^ p »o»e G^ofj mMMmmW yam M TO»»AY WDJ^ay,* us FORGE ARLISS v "'HE MAN afliui *i». j -mmmm,- 'fid i t' &A (ln ancan/iu L/ narint rsnip PMI ITO u:.\us x l A V \E\ E R liklM.
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      74 5 Quite on, of th tnst thing* ci tin kind put 'ml bi, (i llntish studio" STRAITS TIMES. j '-!'!"-\v RhX of Fun, Music and I wighte*-^ STANIEV lUPINO JSDSPiI ■888 l <*W"^- v v. POUT /^L%%J- > I WAIKER t mf THOMfiIS BSNTIEV fcir^^^ PfiaBBBBBHaBF.^^ m^M. B^*a^^aSß^*^Bß^B^H mt^^ fl BBBM
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      165 5 Mlill'hhlßa^S) j MATINEE ID-MOBBOE 11 Au^^m^ m m THAN £^er as new '^m\{\ iNt y quarrels with if*, y %rfk iW^^ I^- ChaAos FPRRELL I leTAb^bw/ ssbbbbee! BBBBm. I II II I TTTJX J^ Miss RIBOET's Co. I To-Nitbt, Friday, Mmrch 3rd. THAI WHK'II KVKKVKOI)\'s I()(IKI\(. Mil: \n amusing musi«
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  • SPORT OF THE DAY
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      TOTE BETTING BAN
      230 6 Little Difference in Business tl Hookmakors I From Our Own Correspoi ,i: London. Feb. 11. I-, 1.,.-.-. the aruBBBBBBBE e-as- i mbleo HniiM < l C -n:n !.a' totalisa- apt und tl .-ht. in aaBBBgBBBI BW ii.-ial order to clo-e Tol 1 til they w c BBBt
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      COUNTY CRICKET
      250 6 How Clubs Stand Financially 088 088 Correspondent' London. Feb 14. Despite substantial economies, Notts lost over 1999 last season. The I BEEEBE in their annual report, attribute the deficits mainly Uttag-Bfl in annual subscriptions. By playing withdrawing from tin Mjnoi C unpetition. the club secured a saving on
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      WATERLOO CUP
      131 6 I Prom Our Own Correspondent] London leb It Tin Water. I <-'ar last week wai won b\ Gonial N</bletnan. BBEBi by Mr. N I Ef Mr Jack Jarvis. th< Newmarket racehorse trainer. Genial Noble man is a second season brindled dog by Whit. Collar-.. BaWBW of the Waterloo
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      PETERSEN'S FIGHT CANCELLED
      101 6 I From Our Own Correspond London 1.1. II with Bras as planned fa Obert 888 on February 23. is afl gnad BEBB did not satis* vLsitii ,r,i negotiations on new terms have failed Spark "am of Rumania, will meet Jack Petersen ii Krnst GiuV jr. C BBS
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      LICOLN ENTRIES
      553 6 Krench Horse Top Weight 53 entrant*. winner i> Becau, with Bat. 7lb. and I*e is. thus asked to put up a heavier burden by 21b than has been suctMasfElTy carried in the first first sight he may appear to be severely [weigh*. ill be noticed that several of
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      POLICE BOXING
      231 6 Championships Contests in From 088 BEE Correspondent 1. IH M the police boxing rnsmpaßßßßßa at the Albert Hull London police could not claim a single success while Notiinghsm. who aeat up titles ***** l Bfl B 881 BB I BBEB In tbe tsoe of this Midland success E
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    WAKEFUL NIGHT FROM DYSPEPSIA
    56 6 Nothing wears you out mar. < period of waketul resiev. :n_of the trouble Is usual! and the remedy is •Bteurat. ■< prepsrsUon calms the stoma i. fermenting unrest, and indu- s h by the sensible BHB BigeatliSl. 'Bisurated Man.. st any chemist's, ta either person with
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    NOVEL SHOOT
    97 6 (.nil BBBJ9 Es I From Our Own aBEEBBBBBd iBBBBSI who went on Bhe Unk* u» shoot litlMltaßßJ to the ctabhouse ■UißaniV one sportsman to 1 thst he could EE a goh Wind once ta six times Qui' the hurrlcsne to watch the shoot hrhtad the ball hit soase
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      78 6 BACHELORS I -OF DEFINITE \~Jd^ i CHARACTER WK I AND APPEAL Mfi*^ I *~**Br s3 mmf^ fAwJteßt j rt -m*Mmm*r^ awra *J^ '^V.-^.'**- B. J* it ,*^jai WEr 'vr a "^AAi^. Ba I m I9b -*0-* 7* y: *^"*s| H*L M x^AwkMW B i '^^1 am bW vfe "a. v
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      46 6 IF YOUR BATTERY COiiLD SPEAK. IT WOULD SAY CHANGE TO T lie ipert n otkers can and BBBi lUrtißf easier asaa^r BBBB*aWsW2^BBBWB ''*'"BBk. UOUNKiI .-l.'l> \>K KOK 111 l RNCLISII \A BRAND'S SANDWICH PA: i sandwiches or oanapss psBHB| Z? JfaasawtV wilii i of At Smem
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    DEAD MAN AT WHEEL OF CAR IN THE DOCK
    438 7 SALOON PLUNGES INTO SKA IN STORM TRAGIC DEATH OF MR. T. 0. MAYHF.W j Fatal Ntghl Ride After Leaving Hospital FORTY YEARS IN MALAYA body of Mr. Thomas o one of the oldest End test bji European residents in tht Oniony
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    PUBLICLY DECORATED
    409 7 in!h ilu.ihlr" vrvires l« Volunteer\l ivhew leases a widow, one son and a I iMßTditrr His aan Bnt present In BBBrJand He first esase to Bariaya about 40 yeora ago 1 *aA for a number ef pasrs served the Muni- j •palit' bb Chief Sanitary Inspector. He waa
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    LIST OF WREATHS
    520 7 Main Masonic Tributes Wreaths and floral offerings were sent by the following: His Loving Wife. Dot. Pat and "Peter. Ttsn, His Sister and Niece. Lily, Wavy and Netta, Irene and Paddy, Members of the Masonic Club. The brethren. Emulrtion Lodge attached to Lodge Zetland in the east.
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    THEFT ON SHIP
    140 7 American Eurasian Remanded for Sen l en ee Alleged to have stolen -various articles from j a vessel lying at the Tanjong Pagar wharves. Alexander van Tonl lilvierd. described as an' American Eurasian, appeared before Mr. J I egg. the Singapore Third Police Magistrate, nali i day
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    PERSENANGAN SETIA CLUB
    22 7 < mistake In Ma-s hin <' r-espond. n- s -ontrtbutlon pubI tished jaatardav The BEBB <■"■ 'he BEdj should s»-ti (-'..>• lava Pt-ranakan
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    ORDER OF LABOUR CONTROLLER
    249 7 "NOT AN ORDER OF THE rorur' Mandore's Claim Fails That an order of th( Controller of Labour. Ipoh, does not constitute an order of the Court, was the finding of Mr. Justice v nho tai BE, to the can M ih vs. Chong Kiam Ho. Plaintiff
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    MONEY-LENDERS WILES
    495 7 Sikh Lender (,et> .lail lor Kor^ery A Sikh moneylender. Surjan Singh, was araigned on charges of forgery of a promissory note, or ah. inatneiy using as genuine s forged document, before Mr. Justin Whin. at the Singapore Assises yesterday He wss found guilty on the alternative charge and
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    HAUL OF SPORTS GOODS
    100 7 Chinese on Misappropriation Charge Sports goods to BM BB' n ol $1,482 were said to h'M been rn.suppropriated b\ Jav:i Chinese .al- man WEB BBE f at the instance of his employer.* S:ng Sun and Co of Viof >ria Street before Mr. A W. Hay ln
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    SOVIET RETURNS TO SCHOOL
    330 7 188 Different Nations Learn To Write LATINISED LETTERS ■aaaaßaaaaaaa aa Evolving Order Out of Chaos of Script Mom «m. M.i. I. m Lfl 888 real bbsbbb inhabitinii th-- territory af BE B il I Before the revolvtion i|>i»i.'\iiiiat. aU Lbbbb bßew had na BrsUeu tan bbp
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    A WATCHMAN'S LORRY
    421 7 Clurgf A<rain>l Driver Dismissed A Sikh watchman's quarrel uith th. dri of his motor lorry led to contradictory reports l BEI and the watchman's complaint of j being assaulted and robbed of promissory notes t unsuccessful, for the Criminal Dftßhrftd Judge, *\ir. H A Forrer. dLsmLssed BD
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    ICEBOUND IN ARCTIC
    117 7 Seven Ships Imprisoned in Far North r<h an irel. Mar. t. t- vrn Soviet .hips are speruhn hi r it. the BBflßßrfl EBTt I I aßfl An ti Ol kl u'bound. Tliese ships set out to carrj equipmaßSt, boa ahold and hunting implements and upplle la the
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    WHO ASSAULTED THE LANCE CORPORAL?
    649 7 COURT STORY OF A MISDIRECTED BLOW Hawker Discharged Without Making Defence Allegation- that < a— a tilted a police lance corpora A who attempted to effect hi.s *****1, bailed to convince Mr A V." H.t\ the Singapore Second P01...- M bTbeb, who Bcqalttad End diM-h.
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    DRANK POISON
    116 7 Two Cases Removed To Hosiptal A Chinese clerk employed in a benzine shop .eh Road i.s said to have made a deter- mined attempt to commit suiride thi.> morning when he drank the contents of s bottle of lotion and then cut himself with a knife. 188 injured
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    LABOUR FROM MADRAS
    48 7 l.*u:, \rrivah \nd 2.5(»9 Beebbb IEBBB were no state sided immigrants from the Madras Presidency during February. The numbers af 808- tls, according to the report of the Deputy Controller of m.i v. k7 minsfl Old M *9aWarturea were I 600 adults „n.: 'Jt'.'i iiiiti..:,'
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    LEAP TO DEATH OVER SIDE
    186 7 Deck Pass< i n<jer Disappears From S-nang ROLL CALL "ABSENTEE Chinese Who Was Sent Rack To Singapore < hinesp deck patariigfr on tbe ss. Benang jumped overboard from the ship yesterday mornBfl Muntok. and ass not seen again. man. Tjin Kie Hon, wss originally passenger
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    ANGLO-CHINESE SCHOOL
    586 7 SiiiTi'sreful Cand ti ite> in ambridja K\- ruination Information has been received by cable of the following results of the Junior and Banks Cambridge examinations held on December 1932:— Anglo Chinese Behest faaMses: 62 paased out of 77 candidates (one with honours), gesso** 60 passed out of 62
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    CAMBRIDGE EXAMINATIONS
    75 7 following students of the v Junior Jamea Christopher Chen, Chia verm Chao Poo lfeng Bgee. Lay Kirn Van, Lgn Cbong Foo. Liv Tun Btti, Ong Beng Watt then, Syed Ssleh bin Syed Bwohflß*. awn vs* Choon. Tan Choi Seng. (PwPiaragß of pan ses 4' Senior Cbu Ohee Wtag.
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  • DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES.
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      MARRIAGE
      47 8 ■00*1 i -i: \M— WILLS.-- On Februan 25th. St. Andn OBBBaSEraI, Hong X H ail Scott -1 888 B of the late Canon Rnm nt York and Mrs Scott Ram. to Fiances Wills, only daughter of the late James Brim and M: of Oakhur.=t. Dorking. Sun-
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      DEATH
      40 8 Moss -On March 2nd. 1933. at BB reskU:; v.rnon." 1091 Serangoon Road. Baa BEBB BW BE mariner, aged 75 j I) Bad. Cortege leaves his residence p.m. to-day for BBBBBEBBt at Bidadari (BBT, BBBjBBh and Australian papi n please
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS FRIDAY MARCH 3.1933 THF EMBARGO BLUNDER
    995 8 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS FRIDAY MARCH 3.1933 THF EMBARGO BLUNDER NA. us not possessing the plant ißd materials for armaments manu- tore are to be placed at the BB :vy of nations more favourably >.. .ir.' need in that respe 1 bßt is the only interpretation Bl the id BBtaßf principal
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    SCIENTIST HONOURED
    61 8 (.V.O. For Mr. William Hope Fowler I ondon 1,-1 h Mr ETbEBBB ■BE Fowler, the weilkaown ■a .gist, whose right arm wss amputated last J because it was affected by the wor was doing in the course 01 Mr... BBBSsrch. was received by the King at Buckingham Palace
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    THIRTY YEARS IN MALAYAN CIVIL SERVICE
    778 8 RKTIKKMKNT OK MX 1 X (OI.KM.W Singapore Muslims Honour Popular Official An enthusiastic tribute to the great Interest taken in the welfare of the Singapore bsbbbebß and particularly the Malays was paid on Wedoesda at a dinner given ta honour of Mr. E. E.
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    22 8 [PRBE PRESS SERVICE— COPYRIGH A dividend of 24 per cent was dBCBMed today by Malayan Tin Dredging Coy.. Ltd.
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    89 8 LATEST TIN AND RUBBER PRK FS \ND STERLING RATI S Rubrv-r and Tm prices and sterlir..' rBBB ifl 888 fork and P specia xbled to the Free Press bu ii follow Rlßßrl* Ixmdon Mar 2 3 32d. (2 1 32d.). Forward 2»^ci. (2 5 32e. Tone of Mark-
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    U.S. GOLD RUSH TO CANADA
    138 8 Seek Safi i Cash bbANK crashes Fifteen Mali- m Info MiT;;l m Montreal M a result of in An States firms and depositing mom banks Reuter A -regime of limited t" operating in ten Btstec Most of the moratonr ar. )::r.rar. sni aa all banks
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    58 8 Japanese Merchaßt* VVH.. w Mil-., laymen! The Conunissaoner of OBEBBB too bos protested to the EBBBM •rsl sastast tbe action of Jar. chant* st Shanhaikwan who s.r 4 haw refused to rnasplr with Chin* formsUties constitutmg a gray» treaty stipulations and a menao land integrity of the Custor
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    BIAS BAY PIRATES
    56 8 ustk Action T Them Out IBBEBE General ofa Chief of the Ist. Oroup Arr here to-day for Bias Bay on sn in-s*^ ft is proposed to build a nun along the south-east coast and la to action against the pirates who I. Bering Chinese and foreign between
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    51 8 M ,l. li.-.,. I BBEBIBEBI fi BBSBEEI Pan> Wet I Monsieur de Pleunau who bos ftaßbsasdor ta London BEBB retire His snecasior will be M Corbui 188 ssdor to Brussels and M DelabFrench Betretgn Office wiß aaweea Minister to Wsshtagto: visnnnl present Minister to Dublin Dejesn at Moscow
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    34 8 BBaßßate Saßßet "Etltir«'l> Satinfact. f PREE PRBBS BERVICK VemAem. Met At the annual meetu.- < Traction Company UA to Hawkins said the nslanee bbssl p-* r|oc The present debenture stock sssstsndt only £75.000
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    42 8 ia, i I r Wb> w\ VewAme I BE George Schuster prcsentUit the Assembly st New Dell. surplus wss t1.627.500 Despit difficult financial years. India wa» paying her way but wss atss BB reduction of debt was reduced Bom €63.000^
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    59 8 [Prom Our Own Correoson I The oflkcia! resaan why Euun I voting at Geneva wo* besoose I the Oofstnunnt to Bo reaaaan I J aTafent of Japan for any way aiding Japan and I (v nidation fl Mr. f. E Btnsßs. me mt. y m J 9S
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    SINGAPORE AND WAR DANGER
    314 9 FAN'H'S GENERAL'S STARTLING STATEMENT I Within The Grasp Of lhe Japanese WHAT OF SUDDEN ATTACK? Could (>nl\ Be Saved By Big Naval And Air Eorees London. Man h 2. Itude of Britain and the world to the bbx in the Par l Eras deplored by Sir
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    SAVIOUR OF THE EAST
    131 9 Matsiioka's I.aWM Claim The clam, that Japan was fighting alone for peart m the Far Bast and respect for treaties sas wade by Mr. ffat*— hi sn interview Daily lflail ta which he declares that a Baal peaceful settlement to liii|iiißaflhar unttl tbe hole Chinese paiiblißß
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    32 9 Breoru. stated that -"Bfllßißwlste acOon" was Mne taken hi connection with the proposed ■raw on nr*irt* >Wl to the Fsr Bast An Council r-as Bshßi essflflsßted and Reuter H
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    52 9 «V* ■Br< f)t.T. ths Fflteßps BBBBaBBBlB)aT^»asBBBBWBaBBl to 1 •'.iria-cse conflict eawphaslsed the BaMPflßj .i' I orfore aB the states had arrived at a •■"■anoß attflßßfle on the question Reuter I ondon M..r The Cbbbbbw fi^aas d'Aflsiree vadted the j. Bflflßflflßflflflß China's views sith| to the BriUsh arms
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    "SENTINEL OF JUSTICE"
    42 9 i'ublie Bodies Tribute to lord l.ytton BBfler of puhtte bodies base aaaa sssw* w— sm to U«7\rtte» «f^ The tafegTsm aEacriaaß Lard lorttan as "not Jy a friend of Chtas, hut a «r« Peace and Jflflßee -Reuter Far EEaEBEE.
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    NAZIS LOSE ELECTIONS
    293 9 Bul Killing Jails With 'ommunists tferttn. Msr. 2. A pointer thst msny who have hither mpported the Communists will vote for tl Socialists in Sunday's general election si given to-day in the elections for the worke and clerics] staffs' councils in the Berlin mux ripal electrical and
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    DIED AFTER MARRIAGE
    75 9 C.S. Senator Recently Named For New Cabinet U,lx,n Carolina. Mai Senator T. J. Wsßh of Montana, whose appointment as Attorney General in Mr Roose•rett's cabinet wss announced two days ago died bb has sleep while aboard a tram Eeebl i to Washington from Havana when- h] He
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    FIVE STEAMERS
    23 9 Another l&iu Purchase By lapan I ..ndon. Mur jflaasß. this week, bought five more British ![tta BBflßßßda. Incaßte niiinMafl bbbbeEF. Reuter
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    China Bitterly Disappointed
    640 9 China Bitterly Disappointed ,/e/io/ Debacle Shakes Whole Sat ion -shjngh.u. Mar I lhe rumMing Chinese resistance in Jehol has <ieatrd hitter disappointment trrroushout the whole of China, where it Ls realised the t.itl of Linsryuan foredooms .lehol it\ to rapture The country to the west oi Lingyuan in j not
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    ARMY ESTIMATES OP
    63 9 But British Army Below Strength London >lar 2. The British Army estimates flßflflEEEEi -tal £37.950.000. an increase OfIEfIBENBI *****.000. The establishment BEflEEfl 888 same at MLfM The BBflEaJ l; A|; l Of BntLsh BBBBE l^ diA LS 5 000 below the e.stablL.hmenl CSfIBSSBSBI BBEB 8.000 the prevloua
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    WITHDRAW MINISTER
    65 9 Question To Be Asked In Parliament London. March 2. flflj (rt«-ffrey Msnder, (Liberal. BEE El Bflß> BflBEBEE) save notice that he would ask the Bai BjßßSfll :v whether the question of the nmultaneous withdrawal of Ambassadors and rs from Tokio had been under conBideratlon as it wao unanimously
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    RUBBER RUMOURS AGAIN
    194 9 Dutch Colonial Minister Busy FEELERS TO BRITISH Rumoured Acquiescence To Forced Restriction London. Mar. 2. The Financial Times Amsterdam lent says th.it .1 declaration, which is regarded n authoritative rubber quarters us ol 881 flflflV »st importance because it indicates that Ba Dutch Government willing to reconsidei
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    KIDNAPPED BANKER
    113 9 Colonel Lindbergh's Friend Released Ifc-nver. Mar. 2. Mr. OBaßrtßi I I I BEE Lmdbergh who was kidnapped from his doorstep on February- 12 by two gunmen, ba been released unharmed from a motor-car on the outskirts of Denver. He immediately communicated with his father's home whither he ;r.g
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    THAMES FLOODS
    111 9 Mam Roads Under Water in Yorkshire 1 ondon. Feb. 28. Unless more rain fall? within the next hours there Is little likelihood of floods Thames Valley becoming worse as the level of water at the highest lock on the river to-day steadying and the tributaries af IB upper
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    DOLLAR EXCHANGE
    58 9 Huur Losses by Conversion to Cold New York. Mar 2 The New York Federal Reserve Board Review says there has been a substantial loss of fundBflflEl fl] BB New York money market. 1 through th*' conversion of dollar balances acS quired bj Irt i ntral b BBEI into
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    U.S. NAVY BILL
    50 9 Congress Pares S7,O(MUHM» lrom Estimates Washington, Mar. 1. The Naval Appropnati n Bill 1< r the fi>ral year 1934 has been passed by the Senate which hai r.duced the amount from tslMlMtl u.t.-d in the House to $308,000,000 The Bill I now returns to the HoOfl Reuter
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    IRISH OATH BILL
    53 9 I)e Valera Open- Another Attack Dublin. >L»r. 1. The Free State Dail, last night csnied toy BBBM to 49 a motion by President De Va!- Bl that 881 BBflflEßEl B 881 Oath of fIEJfIBEBBBI Bill .should be sent to the Senate with the Reuter .q-.f.UU ion of
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    OSLO'S NEW CABINET
    38 9 Triumph For Liberal Oslo, Mar. -fSaj wm Osblnet, formed under Mr Mow inckel Is fIBBBfIJ Bl laEßEfll I BBflEflEEfl ant Includes Mr Lund fina- Mr Kobro national defence Mr Mowinckel Is als< '.Foreign Minbtei Reuter
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      1079 10 af^\TT i_ _3^ vle^^^ IB LD^w*J D 2? ,CL LIN: ,;U1 111K SI M h l'^M N'.WK.AIION Co Ltd SS, °°i' J**-, and China I'HK \\v k mioxv s tkamship c< in::'. Ltd n^^" ,-^'A, W T 'A A r njt CL'NAIMI STKAMSHIP Cod.. Ltd r T :!IF fHE SARAU
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      515 10 Ellerman Bucknall Steamship Co., Ltd. < Incorporated in England i 'ELLERMAN" LINE. FREIGHT SERVICE TO UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENT VIA PORTS AND SUEZ (ANAL HOMEWARDS. Steamer. I)ue s porp Sa||s Spore s.s. CITY OF MANILA Eor Havre. London, Rotterdam &z Hamburg Apr. 15 Apr. 16 S.S. CITY OP KHIOS To
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      349 10 p. o. British India and Ape nes (Bfleo. sorsted in England) MAIL, PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICES. PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL S. N. CO. UNDER CONTRACT WITH HIS MM LONDON AND F\H Mv A] OUTWARDS FROM LONDON FOR IHh \PJlfc i» u Tonna^ loan.. RANPURA Msr. S KAISER -1 HIND BHUTAN 6.6
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      498 11 Bflß Millie LONDON WTWERP ROTTERDAM AND midd: eskroi gii. I 10.900 Mar. tlt li MARU T 10.400 May 3 4 10.888 Mar. 22 *2S KATORI MARU T. 10.000 May 18 19 Q T 12.000 Apr. 4 5 KASHIMA MARL 1 10.000 June 1 2 10.400 Apr. 19 20 YASUKUNI MARU
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      381 11 x \A> m y ~v e*m%\" I v fan m aY AA-mTW WW! AT* 'aV *n*> fame •^/BiaTaT/M/W WJ9 SCHEDULE EUROPE vk AMERICA VISIT SUNNY CALIFORNIA YOSEMITE PARK HOLLYWOOD GRAND CANYON WEEKLY SAILINGS FROM MANILA AND OR TCMG WNCTO SEATTIK DIRECT OR VIA HONOLULU I TO BAH "M"™". LOS ANGELES
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      692 11 K. P. M. KOMNKI IJKI PAKI TV \\K I ■111 M IWII fIUMOI FliflflJ mm I. P-' t*SS TemW iTlßa»?^^ Off i»N IfOOftl W tps»seragers and mails only). Batavta. rang and Sourabaya. TDiOMBO Prl flflH Belawan-Deh ffsjnjß Bstun. Mm 4 Padai: h Bft XVI 111 I S 4. Bill tKKS.
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    LONDON ADVERTISING EXHIBITION
    595 12 kE HELD AT oLYMPIA NEXT .II'LY Special fonsideration For Overseas Traders As a contribution to the solution of the world problems of distribution, and with the a: assisting in a practical way il. ment Britain, the Dominions. the Colonies, and other countries, the Ad\ an Advertising snd
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      705 12 Burns Philp Line. BBBBBflflfltfll In Au tralia FOk HKISHANK, BTDNET AMD MKU.OI'RNE via JAVA, DARWIN AND THURSDAY ISLAND. Macular aaonthly sailings by the well-known steamer MARELLA i 7.370 flflflfl) and the SS. MANGOLA (3.352 tons). [Cargo or MARELLA is one of the largest and finest steamers trading to Australia. Cabins
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      386 12 I.S. K. LINE. ISHIHARA INDI STKIAI %Ml TRANSPORT <<> (Incorporated in Japan) REG! I Ml Ih'IK.III WI PASSi v.i i: si i:vii i from jaian Due Sail. ERIE MARU Mar. IS Msr. IS lOK KOBI ».-\K Mo il 1 \(,01 >M' Due Sail JOHORE MARU Mar. 5 Mar 5 ERIE
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      97 12 THK F\ST ASUTTCfi I.I>I '.corporat. t< "SSL, 141 M S«j FIONIA ERRIA Hj| LALANDIA 18 4 MEONIA ALSIA BORINGIA 'MIA ERRIA LALANDIA MEONIA ALSIA BORINGIA Th*> atx BflflBB) vessels si accommodstion A majority of cabins M %RS| II I IIAMBI i Ol fl*J LTTRIA BBT H. :i: I and X
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      630 12 MAIL DESPATCHES i BY TRAIN Bangkok BflflßJ Saturday 7 p.m. and Thursdays 7.30 a.m. Kcdah Monday to Friday 7 30 a.m j Kuantan ivia Jerantut} Monday to I Kuantan (via Jerantut) Saturdays 7 p.m JKelantan ma Padang Besar) Monday Kelantan (via Gemas) flflflEJ Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday 7 3q
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      219 12 J Mi ■BflßSfll or S. Dfl Ann. Brit. 545. from Sourabaya 2.3. jfor Sourabaya and Bmasim 3.3. Senang. Dut. 729. ircm Palembanc I Palembanc: 4.3. .uti. Dut. 1180. from Ball 2.3. lor Balil ,awan. Dut. 715. from Bmasim 2: I taf, Brit 769, from Semarang 2 j I Togian. Dut.
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      SECRETS OF THE SEA
      400 13 Sounding Ocean Basil h> A New Device At a lecture for juveniles given by Prct* I .tion. ti'-' was b: London BBfl* Hi secreu re\ealed by BBBflflfl d the ...test appliances ai To his audience of wide-eyed children of all i- showed BBBBBfI other :.«s why
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      MARECHAL JOFFRE
      258 13 PraDce*f Ncn "Wmtdtr Beat* The monthly br.Uetln of the Messageri^s Maritimes contains the following information concerning the Marshal 'offre which is to operate on the Indian Ocean and the IndoChina Lit. Our new motor vessel Mtrechal Joffre. which was launched on May 14th last year is. as you
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      STEAMER LUNCHED AT TAIKOO
      130 13 S.S. Iloihou Isuilt for tin China Navigation Co There was launched from the Taikoc Dockcelled steel screw steamer Ti a was built to the order of the fl ion Company. Limited. fcr passengers and cargo, the vessel to 2*B feet in length on the load water
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      WIRELESS OPERATOR HONOURED
      201 13 American Thanks For Japanese Seamen's Gallantry A Japanese wireles> operator has been publicly honoured in New York lor his meriton< a* in the re*scue work of an vessel in di^treaa. The Veteran Wireless Operatu: laa *****81 of America held its titihth BBBBfIBI BBBBJ at Taft m New
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      PIERHEAD DAMAGED
      407 13 Cotaasioa Caused By Bad Navigation Bj Pilot Before Mr. Justia I ington. sittu Captain A il Ml BBt OBflflflflfl 0 I UA, Elder Brothren of Trinity House 888 bafllßßg was continued of the case m fl the United States Shipping Board claimed in t of a collision between
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      160 13 run Wheelhouse Knocked Back a loot The German trawler Reichenbach. arrived) at Al). a badly battered condition as a result of stormy v. rather. ft Nordenham for the Iceland BjhBBI grounds but received such a that she was forced to turn and Near the Faroes a huge sea
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      PASSENGERS OUTWARD
      70 13 The fflflflflffl M%mt arc saihir: BB the MV Glenshi-1 which left London on February kin E. M. G. Donald (Singapore V.. BbBflB) J Dunfor.l Wood (Penang), Mr. and Mrs J. Mflflflfll N. Johnston (Singapore). M -nang),Mr. C. S. Allan (Port Swettmn BB M j_ t ag passengers are
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    224 14 Growth ot the Flvini: Mail Owing to the increase of air-mail transport letters air-borne ln British aircraft having grown in numbtrs from 200.000 a year, eight ago. to more than 6.000.000 the pre- ttflat Imperial Airways have now estahißaßad, at the rwaj Terminus, Victoria Station, Land n a
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    SIAMESE RICE CROP
    256 14 gafg Increase in Export IFrom Our Own Correspondent] Hin*rk,»k. Feb :i. The second forecast of the Siamese rice crop J has been Issued. It estimates that the export I able surplus will be 1,570,000 tons of rice and tacts. In January this year the export a from
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    RIVAL CASANOVAS COME TO BLOWS
    785 14 Unrehearsed Struggle As Final Curtain Falls rhe I audit nee which packed ihe c 1: i Bflj the Bagaaaln Ha n th. co-stars. Arthur Fear ai ri: Mayhev who had app aivd i„ the titl«--r- t ,l«- in the evening alternoons respei tiveh nl principals
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    352 14 Popular Shortwave Radio Stations The following ls a list of stations which can be received in Singapore Java Stations Bandoeng PLM ttmx about 520 p m gramophone records and telephony tests with Sydr.tv v and *h r stations Usual call after records Hullo Byd n. ■> Tanjone
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    KUALA LUMPUR AMATEUR RADIO SOCIETY
    60 14 KUALA LUMPUR AMATEUR RADIO SOCIETY X iala Lumpur regular broadcasts are until further n-tir, DAILY on 4g.92 Metres 10.30 to 11 am FETALING HILL TESTIN (Except Sundays and Public Holidays). 8.30 p.m. Krontchong Music 7.00 Ehg;i>'. 715 British Official Wireless News ■"■■■l IM v Recorded Music. 8.30 Close down. SUNDAY
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    270 14 Accompanied by Policeman Who Di^ippe-ired A Straits-born Indian who spoke Malay and Hokkien. but not his nativa language •and who had three previous convictions to his "credit" was found guilty on three charges of extortion by Mr. J. F p. Greg*, the Third Magistral' The principal complainant
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    85 14 Ranukiik Kcvivo> < hrawini! I (From Our Own Corresporadeotrt B.ifickotk I i The fraud in the last lag lrfltuj aßßflflflaaß has not bam forgotten evßiantar part in that affair Th. lata* rsd flraaaTttory la due to ha drawn vary Boon i --t.- who cared to go and
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    508 15 to 0^ \i\st LONDON Demand for Voice in ridion surprise to many z> B meant i tanpsatsi directed from thst UtlKNagß they have in the past played prfleauasnt a part in ctfrahnshtng the ln- srr. roaspaml with the KplpiiliimT of relatively aaaall accoaat. says Eawrtß the Malay
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    581 15 l nbroken Dividend Ketord The sixth ordinary general meeting of Phillips Rubber Soles. Ltd.. wss held st Winchester House. Old Broad-street. London. Mr. Charles K. Pettit (the chairmsn) said that the profit for the year was £60.651. as <om pared with £90.060 for the previous year, bat
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    76 15 Singapore Mil li The market has been dull snd inactive since oar last report, and only s small business has tv Latest quotations are s >if g Bflflßl 1 1 2 1/Sad. New York 2 TIfAM gold I '6 gold Total shipments from atalays -4- -"m-
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    56 15 tv.tt and 10.. Kuahi Lumpur >ci retanes Katu TBi: MB laatTß. 155.000 cubic ysras, «yt^_kttK flßttflflfllaß cast 1W.200. per cubic A," H,:. c <•••■ Lours. IM^OO cubic ysrds. 1.00?. BMBHUed cost $13,000. per cubic yard 10\ cents I*" N e^ut. 1.112 laatra; BfJ yards. Vdam-un (iilliHtn
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    MALAYA TIN STATISTICS
    134 15 ■fbrreign exports of tin. being final shipi. on ocean-steamers at all Malayan ports, during month of February, 1933. Destination To;, DBBfld Kingdom 550 United States of America I Continent af Europe 1 <h, Bflflbflß Possessions 191 131 N. I:.::, 5 Other Poreign Countries 52 TOT A I
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    CANADIAN COLD
    229 15 Small Mills Speed lp Production Winnipeg, teb 1 The development of gold prßflflttflH OB tario and Manitoba ls being aided by Installation of small milling units designed to bring mines quickly into production and provide revenue to pay for larger units at a later flflß One such installation
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    RUBBER RESEARCH
    194 15 Midlands Told of Now Methods The importance snd vslue of research uork r- >• .r ::.< th. Midland section of the Institution of the HH fli lnd try, held St the Grand Hot--! Birmin^han. The two principal speakers were Mr J Scott ana Mi T R I)u*soii members
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    NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
    156 15 Changes in Representative Prices YrU. r. is March 1. American Can. Com. 4.,' f>2% Am. T'phone and T'graph M f 98 Atehoon Railroad H |TH < J 34 34 i Common 10 U 10 M <I l Electric 11% 12 12 Motors 10 10 M Gooa:.
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    THE & ABROAD
    137 15 THE ABROAD F.*r. \> -X. li,i:: f i Par frrb. ZH Amterdam s 44 37.S 597 i H MM 250 rl 20.43 14 32 Bomba\ lv 6d Is. 6^d. Hi '-iv.M 3n 24.32 Bucharest a 1 3 575 Buenos \in t: M off. rt CoiK>nh«ten 22 7 16 Geneva 22
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    BARLOW & CO.'S WEEKLY REPORT
    171 15 BARLOW CO.'S WEEKLY REPORT Singapore. Mar. Since our gßflfll report the market 188 remamed dull and inactive, with an easier tendency in eUdence i .Dies quote London up Is 32d. to I2d. but. on the other hand. New I quotation is Bflflflfl 1 H to 2 27 32 cents Gold.
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    PALM OIL AND PALM KERNELS
    116 15 Singapore Match Z. Lflflflfl Bflßflffl* prices. nMßNßflfll by Bflflfll Bflß morning by Guthrie ana Co Ltd for Malayan Palm OU and Palm Kernels are a.s follow.' Palm Oil in Bulk: c.i.f. landed weight; New Y'lr: Philadelphia '2:2<i rent! ttJM BBflflflflCB 1 pat i'o e.i.l landed
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    BII.OH RIVER RUBBER
    37 15 Loss for year to September 30 1932, amountf ti £j.b36. With addition of Debenture interest and trustee fees, together with balance from last year's accounts, total debit to profit and !<>.«<- account stands at £12,585
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      EXCHANGE RATES
      191 15 Man SELLING London 4 months' sight I o i London 3 months' sight 2 3 X U London. 60 days' sight 2 3 25 32 London. 30 days' sight 2 3 3 4 London, demand I 3 23 32 London. T.T. 2 3 11 16 Lyons and I
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      PRODUCE
      136 15 March 2 I Singapore price (per pikul» $75.8*714 Gambier >< 1' 5.50 Peerl Sago Small 440 i ra. Sundried 4 4 Sago, flour 1 90 I I oe's Imperial Brilliant Kerosene per tin Bylvan Arrow Kerosene per tin lJt Socony Motor Gasoline 1(4 drum* per British Imperial gallon Socony
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      CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION
      81 15 M....1. I ...I.HI R.S.S Equal to London Standard. Spot (loose) 5 15 16 1 if R.S.S. Equal to London Standard, •FOB.) flfe 6 5,16 Standard RSS on Tender Msr 6U 6 3!l€ April 6 316 A% May BBJ 65 if ■,>nl-Jsne «V 4 6 5,16
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    FRASER'S SHARE LIST
    830 15 CLOSING QIOTATION'B THI Ks|>\V. V| \R< If >\l, l^ i LONIM. ijl ill I lONS Buyer*- Sellers Asam Kumbang (t) 23s 9d M I Austral Mala> I 18s 20s norn r Hitain < »;d lls 6d Bangln Tin i£> lls Butane Padang ($1 > 05 10 Batu
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      87 15 *«ae»» civ red SIMM 188 m Assurance in force orer 135,111,111 The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. Incorporated in the Straits Settlements) ggaj) :-'E <3reat Eastern life BuUdlng. CecU Street. Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 27, Old Jewry, E.C. r-.a* £20 000 depcalted with the Supreme Court of Kngland and complies
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    NEXT RACE MEETING IN SELANGOR
    172 16 ENTRIES FOR NEXT WEEK (lood Field of Horses of (lasses II! and IV Entries for the Selangor Turf Club Spring meeting to be held on March 41th. and 18th are as follows Banes Ctsss IL— Wlnfield. Erato, Marmon, Laneham. Tetrawa. Neelavcni. Mentone. Alor Star, Brown
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    SIONG BOO
    228 16 Mhlrtit Societ% \niiual Meetins The Siong 800 Athletic Asscciation. 128 Cecil Street. Singapore, held its seventh annual general meeting with Mr. Chan Seng Hin in the chair. The report stated that the membership ol Uie Association on December 31. 1932 was 106. The Committee hsd to work hard
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    LAWN TENNIS
    124 16 is rr on Uh\ Britain I ast I e>l Mati li«n m Our Own Correspondent) I Irh 11 The British lawn tennis team, which has been tourir.s South Africa, has returned to London. F. J. P.rry said in an interview that the main reason we lost the Test
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    C.S.C. CRICKET
    161 16 The following will represent the Ceylon Sports Club at cricket on Saturday and Sunday, respectively, against Kalhsa Association on C.S.C. grounds, at 2 pm. each day Saturday (rs Y.MCA > A. S. A. Jflfl M. A. K. Hamid. K. Muturumaru. B. Dudley. Maniam. V. Paramsothy. K. Thambirajah. mathurai.
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    CHARTERED BANK RECREATION CLUB
    114 16 CHARTERED BANK RECREATION CLUB The annual general meeting of member the Chartered Bank (Local Sta: was held st th raises at which the fallowing offlce bearers were elected for the ensuing year:— President:— Mr. Ngeow Msn Chin < re-elected), Vice-President Messrs. Beet Poh Geok snd Wee Kirn Lens <re-ele< I
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    "ANYTHING MAY HAPPEN" SEASON
    1529 16 FOOTBALL TEAMS DhXOMINO "STALE" Some Surprises of Home Soccer (Prom Our Own Correspondent J London. leh I I About this time in the football season, most teams, or most players, are getting tired and stale. There are therefore violent fluctuaiTons In form, and further there are
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    MORE ATHLETICS FOR MALAYA
    217 16 SKLANGOII A.A.A. GETS BUSY State Meeting For Kuala Lumpur Kuala Lumpur, Mar. 1. As a sequel to the recent formation of an tic association in Selangor, it is announced that it has been decided to hold an annual State meeting at the Kuala Lumpur stadium a
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    ROYAI SINGAPORE YACHT CLUB
    169 16 On Sunday at the Royal Singapore Yacht Club the International 6 M c will sail the hist of a series for the Vice Commodore's 1933 I start 10 a.m. Last Sunday the Guillemard Cup was won by I The "B" Class will sail the second of
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    CHINESE WHO DIED INTESTATE
    414 16 ADMINISTRATION OF ESTATK Representation of An Infant The question of separate representation of an infant beneficiary arose during the hearing of an orimnatiu'- summons concerning the estate iv, Lip Sang (deceased) before the Chief Justice. Sir William Murison, yesterday. Mr. C. M, Withers Payne, for the
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    CHOPPER ASSAULT
    312 16 him-t >t i nt to Prison for six rVecka Sentence of six weeks' rigorous imprisonment' wss passed on Tan Chew, a Chinese, who was found guilty of voluntarily causing M'Bfloss by Mr. H. A. Forrer. Singapore Criminal Judge, yesterday. The complainant. Yong Ah Ton. stated ta c that
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    VITAL STATISTICS
    126 16 Sharp Rise In Infantile Death Katr in Singapore for the week -;"> was 19.71 per mille per annun compared with 18.M the preceding week orresponding week last year. Total deaths mere 181 of which two sere Europeans. died v.hu had been less than izapore making the ,000 for
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