The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 26 February 1937

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    17 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS. NO. 15.095. ESTD. 1835 FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1937. It CENTS.
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    29 1 HAS DESTA, the last of the great \D>ssin:aii hiels to resist the Italians. Ins been captured and »h«,t by an Italian flying squadron, states a Heuter cable from Home.
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    GREAT ATTACK ON SUIYUAN EXPECTED
    346 1 Chinese Positions To Be In vaded AUTONOMOUS REGIME IN EAST HOPEI TO BE SUPPRESSED New Reconciliation Offer Made To Japan 4 r Shanghai, Feb. 25. Khl ORT from Tientsin states that the headquarters of the allied forces of Inner Mongolia and Manchukuo are mas-sing 25,000
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    60 1  - Sin Chew Jit Poh Mr E H Beauchamp Nobb:s. man- West Country Estate. Knang. v.iii be proceeding home with Mrs Beauchi mp Nobba via South Africa on I 28. on eight months' leave. The Japanese merchants m Shantung have established a Urge flour mill In Tsinan. capital of Ihe province,
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    BRUTAL ASSAULT ON ENGLISH WOMEN IN JAPAN
    112 1 Knocked Unconscious Tokio. Feb. 25. TWO Englishwomen, Miss Minnie Karoldy and Mis* Rose Saville. and two Japanese girLs were knuckled unconscious, whilst three Englishwomen and eleven Japanese girls were injured by a Japanese brothel-keeper and three roughs who forced an entry into the
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    U.S. STRIKE
    66 1 The p;hce have served notice on the .sit-down strikers at the Douglas factory, ordering immediate evacuation under threat oi torca shoutd Lao authorities desire it. A message irom Detroit states that Mr. W. P. Chry.sler. President of Chry.sler Motors. replying to the automobile workers' request mentioned yesterday, uaggests
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    37 1  - Sin Chew Jit Poh Shanghai, Ft'o. :!.">. The Chinese authorities In North China have reached a preliminary agreement with the Japane^* regarding the construction ot the Chuan-jchow-Shihchiachuang Railway which will be owned by tho Japanese and Chinese Governments.
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    EASTERN PACT
    53 1 London, Feb. 25. A SKEI> if it wcrr the view of the Ciovernment that the conclusion of an Eastern Pact was a cardinal feature m the European situation, the Foreign Secretary. Mr. Eden, replied "We should welcome any arrangement m Eastern Europe or anywhere else likely to remove
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    Fierce Fighting At Oviedo
    50 1 London, Feb. 25. ft MESSAGES from both sides m: Spain dwell on the fierce fighting m Asturias, especially around Oviedo. The insurgents state that the attackers were repelled with enormous losses, but Government reports show that the city of Oviedo is being closely I pressed Reuter
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    $5,000,000 LOAN
    41 1  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh Shanghai. t>h. 25. Th<* autonomous repimo m East Hopri Is reported to be negotiating with Manchukuo for a loan of S-VOOO.OOO to meit deficits m the administration of the area under Mr. Yin Yu Kens:.
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    PARIS-TOKIO FLIGHT
    39 1 Allahabad, Feb. If. The French airmen Denis and Libert landed at Bamrauli at 10.30 a.m. and left or Calcutta one hour later, states Reuter They are trying to liy from Paris to Tokio m under 100 hours.
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    Post For Gen. Chang Hsueh Liang
    74 1  - Post For Gen. Chang Hsueh Liang Sin Chow Jit Poh MISSION ABROAD i Shanghai. Feb. 25. IT is confirmed that Gen. Chang Hsueh Lian?. leader of the Sian revolt m December when Gen Chiang Kai Shek was taken captive, has been offered a mission abroad. His luggage is rtported to
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    LON DON'S BALLOON BARRAGE
    68 1 Units Hcing Organised London, |>». :.\y Balloon birra-e units !'>: the defence oi London asainst air attacks m> being organised. Balloon Units will be formed on an Auxiliary Air Force basis with a nucleus personnel. It was .stated at Common! question time yesttrdijy that 309 men
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    THE GORDONS
    43 1 Gibraltar. l>b Thr 2nd Battalion of the Gordon Highlanders, commanded t>y Lieut Colonel Burney. paraded m lull strength for a tarewcll Inspection by the Governor. Gen Sir Charles Harirrgton. and will embark on the Dorsetshire for Sinßapore on Mar 8 Reuter
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    CORONATION
    41 1 London. Feb. 25. The House ot Common* will be represented at the Coronation, according to the King's desire, by the Speaker. Captain Fitzroy. Thus the House will not ro ti the Abbey In procession m its corporate capacity. British Wireless
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    NEUTRALITY SCHEME'S PROGRESS
    324 1 NEUTRALITY SCHEME'S PROGRESS Statement By Mr. Eden London. Feh. 25. THE progress of the non-inter- vention committees scheme for the ban on volunteers for the Spanish Civil War was mentioned m two Parliamentary answers by the Foreign S>civtarv, Mr. Eden, who wu warmly received by the House on his return
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      83 1 luhr mMixlffl I TONIGHT Cocktail Dance 6.30 to 8.30 p.m. C in?H:r 3»ld DanCC (informal) 9.30 to midnight and (onplHe Ch:iiiß«; f>f P»os:ramni«' by I HARVEY YOUNG IMOUfI AMERICAN COMEDY DANCERS DOVI MISS THIS NEW (OMIC ENTERTAINMENT Non -diners $100 TOMORROW— SPECIAL RACT DINNER TUESDAY, MARCH 2ND— ss EMPRESS AND
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      84 1 Ik I mm fenaxrW SEA VIEW fS? HOTEL TONIGHT I SPECIAL DINNER-DANCE and CABARET AMY AND FLORY. CKI.F BKATKD HI NC.ARIAN IMMFKS MI'SIC BY lUIII MMQUI HINT. Mil \N R\M> DINNKR AFTKK DINM It ADMISSION <II \R(,K TOMORROW (SATURDAY) Js^ ROMANTIC NIGHT I DINNER SERVED ON THE MOONLIT LAWN SUITABLE
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    IS SYNTHETIC THE BIG BAD WOLF?
    663 2 IS SYNTHETIC THE BIG BAD WOLF? i Letters To The Editor MESSRS. BATA AND VYTOPIL— FALSE ALARMS —SHOULD MR. BATA SELL HIS RUBBER ESTATES?— THREEPENNY SYNTHETIC A JOKE— BRITAIN AND U. S. COULD PRODUCE IT IF i NECESSARY— WHO WILL SELL ESTATES? To The Editor. Sir. -Messrs. Bata's and Vytopil's
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    SPANISH DANCER'S FAREWELL PERFORMANCE
    78 2 SPANISH DANCER'S FAREWELL PERFORMANCE Manuela del Rio'fl Exquisite Grace Manuela del Rio (he |UU I dancer who delighted Singapore with her grace .md charm a v weeks ago received a tumultuous welcome at a return perfonaaAo last night at the Victoria ICemorlal Hall. The playing ol Joaquln Roca, guitarist, who
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    113 2 Mr Justice W X Borne, Puisne Judge, Keny i. Ls i»;: Malaya shortly on transler He has been Chief Justice. Tonga; Acting Chlel Justice Fiji: Acting chin Judicial Commissioner, Western Pacific: and a Judse In Gambia H. is 54 yean ol age, and Barrister -i t\% 1 1 Tun ftflai
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    23 2 pltoto) milie^thiJS^iiSr 111 6^!. 4 rCtUrni lS l Male after SCOrin wi« m me inuti eveni ut Rukit Timata mi (VedneMiay. Free Press
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    Yesterday's Rubber Auction
    158 2 Yesterday's Rubber Auction THE 81nga] re Cl i Mf ol C R lUsoclsjtlon held Ita l :iiBth auction yesterday when it .< wer. 1 tlogued I4BIJM i-)s |M M >)ilered 1 H.U.005 lb.s MCI 1.000 204 lb.s Mt.ftl Spot London 10 U 16d N i V :k eta IKK Ks
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      110 2 VICTORIA THEATRE Opening Wed. 3rd March Nightly at 9.30 p.m. GONSALEZ ITALIAN GRAND OPERA CO., LA TRAVIATA THURSDAY, MARCH 4th FRIDAY, MARCH sth RIGOLETTO IL TROVATORE SATURDAY. MARCH 6th SUNDAY. MARCH 7lh FAUST POPULAR CONCERT MONDAY, MARCH Bth I~ CAVALLERIA RUSTICANA TUESDAY MARCH 9th and I PAGUACCI LUCIA Dl LAMMERMOOR
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      171 2 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS. NOTICES. TKLIK ANSON RUBBER ESTATE, LIMITED. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Twenty-eighth Ordinary General Meeting ol this Comp-uiy will be held at the Registered Oflice. Hong Kong Bank Chambers. Collyer Quay. Singapore, on Saturday. Apr. 3. 1937. at 12 o'clock noon at which the Directors Will recommend
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      362 2 WAMPOLE'S PRODUCTS have NO EQUAL anywhere. TRY THEIR MILK OF MAGNESIA for Incliije»tion f Constipation and Intettin&J fermentation A BRITISH BETTER PRODUCT FOR LESS MONEY 20 oz. buttle $1.20 8 oz. .65 sold by all Chemists Stores. Distributors GRAFTON LABORATORIES. ABOARD RESIDKNCE. SEA FRONT KATONC; GRANGE— 77 Meyer Rd Large
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      360 2 Übe Sinoaporc I Jficc press I lle«d Office: Cecil stiret v,.., Wi«»ne iri. Itmn s.ii t4 p^ r Kuala Lumpur Ofbre: 25. Ja\.< I rtiune: 3M:;. I Ipoh Office: I Rrrmvtn I; I Phoii* I om !L.r\7.. II I London Office: I {*r\ I Tel: illiJiil ,J SUBSCRIPTION Within <
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      222 2 Diary Of The Day High Water 11/25 a.m. 9.8 ft.; 11.41 p.m. 8.8 it. Sports Soccer: S.C.C. vs. M.F.A. on Padang; G.E.C. vs. Wcarne's and S.R.C. vs. YM.CA r Cinemas AUIAMBKA Mad Holiday with Edward Lowe and E;s. a Landi. CAPITOL The Charge of the Li«ht Brigade with Errjl Flynn
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    THE "OILY MAN" BACK IN SINGAPORE
    339 3 ChargecJ With Unlawfully Returning From Banishment pvRESSED m a blue shirt and white long trousers, a Javanese Malay sat with legs crossed m the dock of the second magistrate's court \csterday. There was nothing m his demeanour to suggest that he was one whose
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    MISSION FOR INDIANS
    61 3 The largely-attended -mission con- dby the RedemptorLst priests. Frs Green and Brothistle, at the Cathedral of the Goad Shepherd, will terminate on Mar 7. Another n^lssion. ior the Ir,c^ans. which is being conducted by Bishop Prur.ier. of Salem. South India, at the Church Our Lady of Lourdes.
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    TOOK LIFE BECAUSE HE HAD NO MONEY
    87 3 From Our Own Correspondent i Kuala Lumpur. Feb. Bft. A verdict of suicide was returned by Che Maaroi. sitting as coroner m the Kuala Lumpur police court yesterday at the inquest on a 65-year-old Chinese named Lee Seoiii; who died m a hut
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    MR. WANG CHING WEI
    60 3  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh Shanghai. Feb. 24. Mr Wang Chlng Wei. Chairman of the Political Council oi Nanking, speaking at th" weekly memorial meeting yesterday, .suggested a rluser relationship between the Foreign Ministry and the Ministry of the Interior which must co-operate m carrying out a
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    28 3 ERICH MARIA REMARQUE, the German author who achieved world-wide fame with his book "All Quiet on the Western Front." photographed on holiday with his wife at St. Moritz.
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    BOY KNOCED DOJWN
    125 3 BOY KNOCED DOJWN Charge Against Driver Withdrawn From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur. I eh. !.">. A N accident occurred m the middle Ol Brickfield* Road on Tuesday, opposite the Government Factory, when a ear knocked down a .>ix-year-old boy named Paghwan Blngh wh) was running acrosi to his mother
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    17 3 Mr D. Nlcolaon, <>t Harpenden Bel.) Rubber C>. Ltd. ha.s sailed !<>i Sc I land <>n leave.
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    $5,000 GENERAL DAMAGES CLAIM "GROTESQUE"
    500 3 Plaintiff Awarded Judgment For $60 "O N the evidence of the Plaintiff I can only describe the claim for 55.000 general damages as grotesque. The special damages claimed did not amount to onefifth of the sum which a District Court has power to award and
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    ADULTERATED MILK
    109 3 'From Our Own Correspondent* Taiping, Feb. 24. 'The health of the people 01 this town must be sateguarded Irom people like you who try to a make a profit by idling adulterated lood and I will tak€ I vry .serious view 01 thil CMt t M ItM Che
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    STOMACH GAS GONE AFTER ONE DOSE
    266 3 "Wind" Absorbed and Condensed Instantly When, as the result of indigestion, food is allowed to ferment m your stomach, the stomach becomes distend co with "wind The result is one or i more distressing symptoms heartburn flatulence, acid risings m the throat It stands
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    BAST HOPEI
    62 3 Influx Of .Japanese And Koreans To Tunxchovt Shanghai. I >h l The popul.. 1 OH rhoA <>: the F.i.-* II moos government, has m eon I gklwablf Bus oi Japanese and X The n umbei .1 1 Koreans was 6.004) m '.he < .rt of the month and
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    15 3 I Mr E A Curtl»*r AgliewlUM 0 > ruiron Htghli I hospital at Batu Oa i..h
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      95 3 LADY THOMAS WILL OPEN THE Y.W.C.A. INTERNATIONAL FETE THIS AFTERNOON AT 4 P.M. AT THE DRILL HALL, BEACH ROAD. I i/^lr^^TC /\Hiiltc ptc f hilrlron 111 /*t« (lome to the Dance I I TOMORROW NIGHT! (DRILL HALL) Tickets $1,00 During the Dance the following artists will appear m National Dances:
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      Around The Town—Mignon Looks On
      1686 4 Around The Town Mignon Looks On Y. W. C. A. FAIR Cue cl th? outstanding events ot the present week will be the International Fair to be held at the Drill Hall toJay and tomorrow m aid ol the Singapore Branch of the YWCA. The tai; wi:i bs opened by
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      158 4 Ladies Dressmaking f\ Expert Chinese Tailor, DOULATRAMf h 48, HIGH STR£ET. Pimples invite Blood-Poisoning AND Ugly Skin Diseases Disease germs abound everywhere, /"Vl'f 1 ITU** -od the .lightest pimple or skin I^IJ-"* I abrasion offers an open door to THE infecuon. Use this simple unfailing u/Aur\rf% Cuucura treatment to-day-to prevent
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      98 4 I MOW AR£ rOJ TQ-QAV?'] WOW- |HORUCKV jWß^l^'^^J ll y VOJ'RE 1 'JtH^S^l WHEN CONVALESCENCE IS SLOW > 6 TN so many cases after Malaria and other fevers C >nV Cc :!l cc ls P rt >^acted and strength returns 1 5 so rfowlv TWI the nme when hSUcE en
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    104 5 GERMAN PROPAGANDA MINISTER Dr. Goebhels photographed during his important political speech to an audience of 40,000 m the Hamburc/ llanseat Hall. THE SCENE aboard H.M.S. Echo, a British warship off thr coa-t of Bilbao, Spain, showing Spanish refugees foinf aboard the ship fur transport to St. Jean de Lvi, Southern
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      68 5 jLOtt/s T&ptectl Budget c-- T^e fteuj foo 4 p^ railing policy *s y\y^\ expecteilo reduce fie accidenr f\( \-^^^X ir^nAAUMii^ X^wdmby.. so«, f\^\ lyXf^T LEFT BOOK CtUft as Hhe Kids convince Ibemselves /^^^^^X^i^^^l^w I M 1 I Fitness Campaiftji. //^> <%*"^ juvt pasLisneo -<:v I I o^. J^J^^' .iK 'Vyß^
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      72 5 Photographic copies of Free Press local pictures can be obtained on application to the Manager. Price 50 cents each Iff f^^^^L iff I —^3^^ «h, k M_ "Don't spoil the ship for a ha'porth of tar. as this Old Salt is doing. There s just that little something WILLIAMSONS SMOKED
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    BALI WILL NEVER BE "SPOILED"
    459 6 Tourist Traffic Preserves Ancient Ceremonies "|>ali is my Inspiration, my life," said M". A. .1 I.' Mayt uv, the noted Belgian paint< i who 1k».; spent the last five years on the enchanted Isle" oi Netherlands India, In a .special Interview. After War had seared
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    BARDESS TO SING IN SINGAPORE
    156 6 Minium i Seoiia*§ Record Of Hebridean Stmiz* About two weelu ago Madame Bcotlfl Bardesa ol the Qoraedd, charmed over six hundred children from Singapore".-; Khoolfl v.ith her songs of the Western Isles ol Scotland and her bf-autuui accompaniment on the Celtic harp on Friday and
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    43 6 Mr \v w m lon, ol r- derated Bngtoi erin Co., Ltd Kuala Lumpur accompanied by Mr M ►tion, will be t>t iceeding on leave at th< beginning ol March, and will be spending a tew months m J rtirg, S nth Africa
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    MOVEMENTS OF NAVAL VESSELS
    248 6 Am raft Carrier Eagle Due Soon "TliK aircialt earner Eagle <Capt Moody* the largest ol that type ot naval vessel m the world, which is to replace th«- Hermes on the china sta lion, will arrive at Singapore on Apr [roxn hiitfland She will remain m
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    LION ATTACKS TAMER
    124 6 Driven Off With Only Small Whip Attacked by lion during a performu at Bell's Circus, Great World. Mr A Turkey! a tamer, had a fortunate •.sca;)»- from death or serious injury The jungle h.'ast l»-apt on tl.e tamer and buried its fangt, ii. one ot his shoulders.
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    DID NOT NOTIFY POLICE
    88 6 From Our Own Correspondent* Kuala Lumpur, Feb. ML For 1 .tiling to report to the police w.'Jnn 48 luur.s of her return to Kuala Lumpur a Japanese woman wa.s fined $10 by Che Qsmun m the third magistrate'i court yesterday Mr. D W. Yates, assistant oflieer
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    ATTEMPTED TO HANG HIMSELF
    78 6 'From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, Feb r > Explaining that he had high level and did not know what he was d -ing a Chine.se named Chong Mol pleaded -,uilty when charged before Mr. C. H. I Dakers m the Kuala Lumpur police court yesterday
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    27 6 IMHOK. I III: BAUNRSB UANCKK, and her cousin K.i. the famelan player, who m to perform .it the International Fete at the Volunteer Drill Hall tonight I
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    "Intended To Cheat Insurance Company"
    929 6 STARTLING EVIDENCE AT FIRE-RAISING TRIAL Witness Says He Was Told Not To Talk Too Much (From Our Ovui Correspondent) Seremban. Feb. 24. puRTHEK evftdeneo wag record*) by luebo EateaddUi m the Tampin court on Friday Saturday, and yesterday m the preliminary inquiry which began last
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    RATTAN WORKERS STRIKE IN SEREMBAN
    74 6 But Return To Work After Short Time (From Our Own Correspondent Seremban, Feb. 25. Some iorty emp'oyn-s of rattan furniture Shops In town are reported to have downed tooLs on Friday last demanding an Increase ol wages The Strike was. however, short -l.ved and <>t
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    30 CYCLISTS FINED
    66 6 <Fro:n Our Own Correspondent* Kn. ill i uinpur Feb. 25 A warning that he would increase the nnes un cyclists found guilty of traffic ollences was made by Mr C H Dakers m the Kuala Lumpur police court yesterday, when over 30 cyclists were charged with having
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    Labour Unrest At K. L
    215 6 STRIKES FEARED i IRON POl DRIES (From Our Own Correspondent, Kuala Lumpur. i, "\A/ E shail f*U NtfH Ul week barring tin of a strike ThLs qualification many replies !ro:u Chlneee U drie.s HOf 111 Ku.»;» Lumpur clustered mostly on I Road There is I'tjn.sidt-r.iblf
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    MUI TBAI SYSTEM
    93 6 Recommendation Of Abolition Xx pec ted Complete tne mul Lsji sy.su-m v. MmUj I ai.d Hun* Koi,* is I >reshltfOVtd In r« from our LojkJ C .'respondent Our C thf report oi the Mvi ftel ("inmuikm. which La t>. Ul| l.s.Mi.-d m Loiidoi. SUlgapdn on M.»r l
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    EUROPEAN FINED
    94 6 From Our Own Corr^spondrnt Taiping. irf, M W J H.uri.M.ii Oi Lunit Tin Mines who w.is i hurgrd with driving hi ■1 >r w.thout duf ratard to n u> th« l i Magistrate CIM Pa« tenced to a not «»i $so The rhurK" was a sequel M ttH
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      344 6 STOMACH flljkJ^ m fi riJ li is Nsttur© s _#_^fe» Wireless fliP^l Don't wait for It may be that acidity is eating into the Why delicate lining of your stomach and laying AI J the foundation of a very serious illness AI6X. C. Maclean That acidiiy has got to be
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      81 6 BURTOL QUICK CLEANERS FOR SAME DAY SERVICE Goods handed m by 10 am can be collected by 6 p.m. same day. 278, Orchard Rd. Pbtnt 7778. MITAM (HKKs Maker and repairer of rallan and Hrrt.un (hick*. Canvas and Spring HiiM.lv Tarpaulins. Teal* Hags. Tennis hi i, S< rrrnv Brrtarn Panels.
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    ILLEGAL GRATIFICATION CHARGE
    142 7 ILLEGAL GRATIFICATION CHARGE Case Not Established Charged with having received an illegal gratification of $4. on Oct. 7 Lim Wee Soon, of the Immigration Office, and Abu bin Amman, also an employee of the same office, who was charged with abetment of the offence, were both acquitted by Mr. H.
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    4 7 photo). LyAyAv^j±srv^in^7^ Free Press
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    MISS HAZEL McCULLOUGH
    256 7 Yesterday's Memorial Service THE memorial service at St. Andrew's Cathedral, yesterday, lor Miss Hazel McCullough who was killed m the Pasir Panjang crash on Wednesday, was well attended by the friends she had made during the two months' she was In Singapore. The Rev. Nigel Williams, acting
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    HOME SOCCER
    79 7 Wolves Heat (irimsby London. Feb. r >. In .i Cup li'.fli round r"')l iy yst td.iy Wolvrrh,in-)loji bo, it OrinMby 'i 2 f/thrr rostilts wore: DIVISION I Araenal 1. Chftrlton 1 Bolton o Liverpool 1 Bunderland I, MkKHesbora l. Preston v. stoke l. Derby 0, Manchester c. 5.
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    EXPORT OF ARMS
    94 7 Control In Canada Ottawa, Feb. 24. /GREATER control over the export A* of arms from Canada and increasing manufacture of munitions m Government-owned plants partly due to delay m delivery from Oversea* were forecast m the Minister for Defences speech m the House of Commons. The Minister
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    FREE TRADE PLEA
    105 7 Contribution To World Peace I. on Jon. fr>h. 25. Speaking m London yesterday the President of the Board of Trade, Mr. Walter Runciman. referred to the benefits which would arise from a parallel alignment of the British and United States trade policies and expressed the hope that
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    H.M.A. MALAYA BRANCH.
    105 7 Annual Meeting Next Month In K.L. From Our Own Correspondent > Seremhan. Feb. 24. The annual meeting ol the Malaya Branch of the British Medical Association, will be h?ld at the Institute lor Medical Research. Kuala Lumpur, on March 26-28. 1937 Any member desirous ol reading paper
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      236 7 PAVILION TONIGHT <£Srf^ b.ib-j^js &O^i^ This is a picture GLADYS CEORGE m "VALIANT IS THE WORD FOR CARRIE" wiih JOHN HOWARD and ARI.INE JUDGE Extre: BRITISH PARAMOUNT NEWS PARAMOUNTS FAST MOVING COMEDY SUCCESS! pavilion] |next change A racy, scrappy romantic comedy of a girl who wanted a big wedding present
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      170 7 IT'S THE TALK of TOWN! E VER YBOD Y'S ASKING: -"HOW IS IT DONE NIGHT after Night Enthusiastic Crowds actually Cheer thit Amazing Picture! CAPITOL 615 NIGHTLY 9.15 -MATINEE TOMORROW 3.15— ERROL FLYNN Wfc with hiL beautiful co-star of w}f^ "THE CHARGE ■■^^M* B I W f m^ -lad Qf
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      59 7 CABLE TIMKS Th- Bl 'crn ExteiiMon Trlesraph C nip.iiA- announces that the delay on fall rate telegrams from Singapore to London yesterday was as follows:— rttegrana banded 1:1 at 5.00 p.m R*n« minutes; 5.30 p.m. 25 minutes; DO m 25 i: 630 p.m 20 1 ites. Delay m the I
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    The Singapore Free Press FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1937. After Eight Months
    1032 8 The Singapore Free Press FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1937. After Eight Months I A FTER eight months of bloody civil war m Spain, the Powers have at last instituted a scheme which will ensure some measure oi: non-intervention. The record of the committee for non-inter-vention m the Spanish civil war is
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    DAY TO DAY
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    463 9 Royal Family's Visit To Malayan Stand At B.I. F. QUEEN ELIZABETH INTRIGUED King 9 s Kno w ledge Of Rub ber Situation mmmt (From Our London Statf) Ivondon, Feb. 18. J^|KMHKKS of the Royal Family visited the Malayan stand at Olympia on the second day of the British Industries Fair.
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    36 9 London, Feb. 25. Mr Lloyd George who ha.s repred Carnarvon boroughs m Parliament continuously since 1890. ha.s been re-elected president of the PwllhH, Liberal Association lor the 47th year m s\v British Wireless
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    100 9 Needs Of Home Defence Departments London, Feb. 25. The Minister for the Co-ordination oi Defence, Sir Thomas Inskip, replying to a Commons question yesterday whether any action was being taken to secure that the three Defence Departments had the necessary supplies of such metals as tin. lead and
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    48 9 Bombay. Feb. '!.">. Congress, it is assumed, will have a j clear majority m the Central Provinces, having already won 59 out ot the ,112 seats with IS results outstanding. In the Bombay Presidency. Congress secured 55 out ot 175 seats, with 51 re- suits outstanding. Reuter
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    60 10 ISSUED BY FRASER AND CO \T THE CD OF BUSINESS YESTERDAY lm at midday was sir*.lNl. doun si .nil. .h.,,V;; CSAX?Z2T£jrS2 mark K0,,«T i ;;r' 1 s i l 1 r •"•>•■■•» mum* ..»d ihan" y^er^av A Alp"»" lp iieri-s. rStaSS, and bu»;:^ nU T Tta 1
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    865 11 CELEBRATION OF Yuan Siau Local Chinese Topics Festival Today BY I OUR CHINESE CORRESPONDENT -TODAY and tonight the Chinese 1 women and children of Singapore are celebrating the Yuan Siau (last day ol the Chinese New Year lestive season) by taking motor joyrides or letting oil packers me business firms
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      670 11 RADIO PROGRAMMES FOR TODAY Singapore— ZHL Hong Kong— ZßW Wavelength— 22s metres Wavelengths— 4».G m.. 31.49 m. 19.75 m. and 16.90 m. 7 8 p.m. Speech and recorded music 1150 a.m.— 1.35 p.m. European pro- i i, '/hi gramme. 7 ,p.m w nK 32 62U pm Chinese Programme. (Penang Wireless
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