The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 28 January 1933

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    15 1 The Singapore Free Pres M,t,. ESTABLISHED Is:',:,. SINGAPORE, S.S. SATURDAY, JANUARY 28, 1933. 10 (i:nts.
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    THE DAY'S NEWS
    321 1 in, r.iiu^i 1.1..1H- i.. i t i i iv. v |M<ii. i..n li limit allitmlt- if i hiliu ii:hl i.-. i— ftagi n. 1 tit if i Vi'.i; ..fin.. -I tin:. ...ill-,! in Ill; .!!•>— l»»f» I I. In. 1.-.vii. oun< il Hi-! uvNJ, n the \i»-hi
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    TOPICS OF THE WEEK
    522 1 asdkfaosjidiofksdf Out East, as at Home, if a couple of Europeans are unable to settle their differences by word of mouth, they me their flats. But they do things differently up in Boot Kong— with a touch of melodrama. According to reliable information the Topfcist has
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      204 1 BIGI A TEA MBS the freshness r;inrt- of the Mai*?*" i:ard»»ns i-r h.mir. RAFFLES HOTEI M.\LAYA'S PREMIER HOTEL t t* U V RUSI I U I IZJO to 3 p.m. MALAYAN RUGBY iUNION END OF THE SEASON BALL S(x i Dinner Dance Cabaret I ■■.-ion Till 2 a.m. UGO JOSEPH
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      115 1 SEA VIEW HOTEL TO-NIGHT DINNER DANCE IMHBI J l\ rERTAINMKNT PROGB \MMK "Gladys" "Joyce" FOR I I IFfc I i-vlt; ..INCJAI'OI-JK BCT FROM AUSTRALIA T^ AMERICA FAR EAST THE fVIAYE SISTERS TALENTED AUSTRALIAN STARS BEAUTIFUL COSTUMES HIGH CLASS ENTERTAINMENT OINNEB 13. NOX-DIVKRS 11. ADELPHI HOTEL special classical (ONCEKT SUM>A\ BY
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      85 1 LATESI \l)Vl.i; I I m» m v Thr fir>t njle of health— Page 4. Thy way to a heal*. -Page 5. Notice to De Reszke smokers Page 8. CHRYSLER COMFORT Nfiiinn ASSEMBLY of GOD CHAPEL 486. SERANGOON ROAD. EVERYBODY WELCOME. Irritated Throat! then at once take FORMAMINT Tb« Oerm-kllling Throat
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      11 1 There is no better Tea than BIGIA TEA GROWN IN MALAYA
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    SOVIET HUNGER FOR GOLD
    170 2 Lure ot Well-Stocked Ctanist'fl Shop "Torgsin." a State enterprise «tti IPO shop* in Moscow and throutl soviet, Union selling most necessities and some semi- < luxuries— but only for gold or foreign \.r. advertises another scheme for getting gok: o-. > I This is chemists shop
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    DRAMAS IN THE SEVEN SEAS
    621 2 DRAMAS IN THE SEVEN SEAS SPECTACULAR FEATS OF A WRECK OFFICER Im HdM H sms in a <"■ I and feMMtW „f Commodore Sir Fred- R.N.R.. 1 :k Offi( I B «ge Association and N Saiva- x r during the *to told Desmond Young, in <able took of adventure "Ship
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    DYING MAN KILLS ASSAILANT
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    WINTERTIME AT THE ZOO
    385 2 Open Air. Fur Coats and Sun-Ray Lamps The ret hi I frosts— thi ftr I yew v.iv a sheer delight to Mm English Zoo bMB MtWMtB dimes, and L b> M MM (i nture to many I tr ipu >". Ahi'or n ii are worn ih
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    89 2 Sidney John Parkin, a?ed 31. a labourer. pleaded guilty ;vt Devon Quarter Sessions. Exeter, to Mealing six sheep at Braunton between August 1 and December 2 last. He sUUcd thru hM wife and four children were practically starving. He stole the .sheep singly by night at interval- of a fortnight
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      253 2 i XMONTON DEVON rfIOLAND. special j I „n in on toxn from Un ¥-«■<■ I „!T.'iiv the chr-rm of U Old K^UU) I Country House, together vith BWJ CO* c of modern high «*w Hotel. 9 I Kidins. Huntinc I G Batbln mtia No petty n0 corkage. Personally rccom- iClpd
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      487 2 SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL mftKM is hrreby given that lenders are now invited for the following materials or Urvice, mi that particulars of such tenders be obtained in the Tender Room. ipal Off! I Oomti tion. with materials supplied b; tl Commissioners, of semi-permanent I Oma Roacl. Date oi Closing. 4), m
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      290 2 Th^Favourite Every Cup Throughout the World tht t*tr judgei of qualitr and good value litt on having Lipton's Tea. ippreciate the fine flavour ar. feet freshness which disungunr t. famous tea from all others O* §«/t tvtrywKtrt to oW famous yllow tin gate Distributor* HILNRY WALGH (<> I Foods The
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      286 2 thk WEEK High Water 00.30. 9.1 ft..' 11. 44. 10 3 ft. Curtailment cf water supplies to shipping by Hammer and Co. Ru?by: North vs. South, at Anson Road^ Stadium: South Johon n Raffles j College. Johore. Hockey Colony vs. TM.2 E* -round Football Lg&gue. Skmg Poo A Bendeir.. IX
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    WALKED 100,000 MILES
    67 3 IK^«man's 35 Years > **<•»» ct Hearham Norfolk* has M*.»t» niles deUvering letters ar». V. v Ir w. baa had to d<> two Heacham has been than fifty years. Her his death, and i«-r. When she died intrd an au\itiur\ »»td lx> m her h baaa hat
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    THE MOLLISONS HONOURED
    124 3 (From Our Own Correspondent I London. I;n H' Mr. and Mrs. Mollison were honoured at th< nday. when Sir George j Trusectt. the d Mayor, presented Mrs. on with the Gold Medal of Honour League <■■ Mr- MoUlson with a bar medal he already possesses. Sir George
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    THE IRISH POLITICAL DRAMA
    1374 3 SEVEN MEN OF DESTINY Intcrvitws Witt De Valora And Norton De Valera has cor.Jronttd the "Scvn .d hi has accepted Hi fMI the 1 :alri. The Dail has been dissolved an;; forestalled the defeat which tho.-t La'jcur Party had in store for him. has looked his
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    SNAKE UNDCER'BUS SEA'
    211 3 1:1 \r.-lh !I' Bos r idon Fan. A snake was fcv.nd last ni^iit on a L« •bus a a ctrdtxnd box, •aCveral \cntilatiou holfa in the lid. and i. lied with -i rOn .-eat. The vehicle on th^ Bldcup-Wood 0 route, wr v »en the discovery was
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    ALWAYS CAME HOME
    59 3 Mstanec DM Not Witter la Laddie Laddie, a C; ■< usli-haiiod ooOle, ha^ tfbUl by it< homing proclivities. a farm iy. but he rttmed home. He I off, and M hack at his original abodo. be walked bo and I; dUdC ai.v eh. the Pt.- n of
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    LININGS FOR TROPICAL HELMETS
    121 3 [From Our O>\ CorropOßc, I ..i «i 10. HM l-o:u ■-.m School of Hygiene and Tropical I publish c ican on the Wo:k of the MMOI ended .slst. Jor;2. It is ;j car 153 students were admitted to the school f« of Ti me and Hygiene.
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    HIDING FROM BOOTLEGGER REVENGE
    160 3 HIDING FROM BOOTLEGGER REVENGE iW M (i ..'i Huron's --mm iii Uritain cier an assumed name, the 22-year-old MB of one of Nev. York's most notorious bootleggers —a "beer barun"— is living in England as a rtitdmt aeaktaf asfety from the vengeance of his I. als. A former member of
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      58 3 FIVE BATS BRAND CONDENSED MILK •M»m i. prepared l>> experts through iMut- and is unequalled o! its Kind T m lUS WMI4Y, AM YOr WILL BE CONVINCED Sole Importers Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha, Ltd. ftuilcling, Singapore. TtL 9977 5978 5979 YOU ][V i)*>n t Have PHCENIX I MINRRAL WATERS %^Jm Naturally
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      107 3 CONTAI NS ABUNDANCE X FPI FR OF *«>»<}— f L L t >, VITAMINS COD LIVER OIL with A B and D MALT EXTRACT Maintains vigour in children. Builds strong teeth and sturdy limbs. \v; Enables children to develop a reserve of strength with which to resist disease. Vi^ Avj
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    BETTER MILK
    221 4 Manufacturers' Novel Bonus Scheme For Farmers A icHfmf to encourage care hi the handling bj milk at their West Coui b*» Tecently been put into operation by the manufacturers of infants' food. Cow and Gate I of Guildford. Surrey, whose operations cover a wide radius In the West
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    108 4 asdfasdf Mr Lloyd Oe< •ri>- broke hL> motor-car Journey to hU WeL^h home at Oxford Tor a haircut While he wa.s in tht- barber\» chair, and just after h- 1 had hid a shampoo a Diio C' v, o 1 1 1* r* t ii. t i w 1 1
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    SOUTHEND'S £1,000,000 "DAZZLE"
    295 4 SOUTHEND'S £1,000,000 "DAZZLE" Tempting Two Million Extra Visitors This Year Southend is planning a four weeks' dazzle that will add another month to its year, and so ternp 1 visitors to spend an t-xtra £1.000.000 in te n Arrangements are being made for the biggest amme of illumina". :h,r 8.
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    THAMES FLOOD PERIL
    280 4 inquiry Into North Bit lUm Urged Phat it should conduct a research into the iviour of the No:;h S. a tides as they affect rhames is being pressed on the Government by the" London County Council. Seeing the Th:.m. tides rising higher every it h afraid the
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    66 4 It will be remembered that the Ross Institute has recently had an extended campaign foi funds, and appeals have appeared in most ol the newspapers, writes our London correspondent They are now appealing to all member? of Parliament, pointing out that the activities ol the Ross Institute are concentrated on
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    INDUSTRIAL FUTURE OF INDIA
    968 4 INDUSTRIAL FUTURE OF INDIA PROBLKMS NEVER REALM TACKLED Sir A! f :H W;^ui^ I Criticism MM Watson, oditoi Calcutta •vu-.n. at a luncheon of the Royal Empire in London, said thai industrially India iis a land of missed oppoMt.i lad tt* ni«ln blame f*>i s heavily upon us British.fashion to
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    COMET SEEN AT WRONG PLACE
    118 4 (ra/N \tar- in th< A myster> count—* Dodwell. t. raUan Governnwat mer. at Adelaide. Tempo! it accompanied th^ Leonidv a huts? rhmwiw^T of meteors, whuft lia** ojpiow v 33 years since ITtf In 1899 Uic Leonlis t.tvt th -v as> the comet ted gone But
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      128 4 Thmisands Already Sqjdj (1932 33 Edition) BUTTED AND COMPILED BY 11. P. KNAPP, P.R.GA BIG ER "ETTER THAN EVER „-ued to be the most magnificently produced and most ble Book on TtK I fodnstlj Adventinv in the East and Far East ever published. 365 BIG P--.iiiiS ~> Teeming with exclusive
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      40 4 y^ at breakfast I faEE^Tfre first V^v. WE=^su/e of y •>* I health yj*^?& ■amMßßmmammYmfflmpPv^ Aj. To croat those complaint Clarke's Mood NaMM >mtmt Woodportliri healer. It a fvnom tor Wos* ffcJo Oisordon. B***yi~dmUQUtD~ TAOU I a. a*al f J ,^^gi^^^
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    AIR MAIL LETTER FROM LONDON
    3662 5 AIR MAIL LETTER FROM LONDON I THE ANTI-TOTE CAMPAIGN I I dun I. in. pi i /><>/,> the Free Press j Pornsnondent emnmtsstoo on Lotteries issued an Interim Report betting in clubs and on grey--4 rariaff track* They say they do so ix- tlyt i'on»ider the tot? under these conirehr
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    MARRIED FOR 54 YEARS
    201 5 Crime Expert and Wife Die Together Professor John Olaister, the pathologist medical crime expert, of Glasgow Unive: Within few hours his wife was also dead Ii h were victims of Influensa. They wave m th- and had been married for 54 yean>. MkM John Glaister, Junior,
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    POSED AS TOM WALIS' SON
    67 5 Jock?) Xhsolut? P?st t< Actor A juckey named Ashley Tom Walk. a«ed M. labour for rtraltng means of a IndiaD t *»a plantar. Walk, tt was aUtod. met Mr. Bryntac la an Walls, and Induced Mr. Brynrng to part with said, he would bet on
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      253 5 Look at w AfH^^ Tb4 b^bW. a^^^ ka^ smiler I^^^^bH^^^^^SS bP^^ a# "< a cool o«v d*«« o*-^' j^ ,9 W^ ,a7_^dVMbVßHbW^C^Bblb> J ]r^f^ 1 l^ /c< r v ~^V^l I 1 mi J m m .Nr A KTs anc invai'OJ LilIM iiiaaaaaay -ffiJg f HnT bT I9bb> v^ ■far
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    Here Comes the Star!
    1860 6 By Our Film Correspondent PAVHJM IN WWEH the delightful fi?xn. "There Goes Bride," and H bftftd nev. Jessie Matthews, closes its run at the Pathere win be a return showing of the Chevalier Jeanette MacDcnakl I* v v Jessi? M other B•tan con old. Other alleged
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    BRITISH CARS FOR OVERSEAS
    116 6 Madrid Tramways have just placed an orr four double-deck A.X.C. buses. Time of these are to be driven by 190 h.p. petrol engines and the fourth by the AXC. high-speed oil engine of the type which k now mosiuomed in a huge number of London hysci.
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    MOTORING PROBLEMS MADE EASY
    712 6 MOTORING PROBLEMS MADE EASY i THE TOOL KIT i I] Ry tii< Fn« i 1 Mot or:r ft J (n, i p-:-i<!t nt In mpimr U seveia! request- nucaMf lluil a/c th*«M if wit a eerum •f space U matter* #f ialcrwl to toc»I ■m*' •rr»«fe»«u i a special cuncipwiifwt
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    SIX OR FOUR?
    271 6 Once again a controversy has arisen on the question of four or six cylinders. Four -cylinder enthusiasts feature the smaller number of special engine moiw^*"!* »n* vibration dampers. Their rivals argue that the six-cylinder has HaH inherent food balance that there is no vibration to damp out!
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    TWO ACCIDENTS ON SAME NIGHT
    145 6 How a motorist ha. accident*. Loth fatal, on tike same flUkt «t ntle and a half of m* iMM mail at a Mersthan The inquiry was Into the d< Daws. a?ed 72. a da :ilam ami Bundock. fc licensed virtua :afdp road. But Greenwich, .-aid
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    NATIONALISM IN PERSIA
    835 7 Fear of ><• Pc: ion :nairations that Persia is I influences, both the Teheran Russian polity changed with the B^n^tyrfrs., whatever the powM the contrary. Under nineteenth century •ie Caspian Sea. Now bftituted peaceful penctra;ut this policy means has Russia :i Persia. Last The chief of whom
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    ROBOT TABLE'S BRIDGE WITH NO SIGHS
    61 7 ROBOT TABLE'S BRIDGE WITH NO SIGHS A card table which shuttles and dealcards is on t .lordstreet. W. No matter how the cards are arranged, the table never deals twice in the same a The pack, unshuffled. h put in a slide, the :.£r -r >.• n. :r\ 0 V:
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    33 7 Among the recent appointments and promotions officially issued by the Colonial (M v F P B ron, ftw l^ rr gun officer to Local Forces, SSetUemrats' and P.M.S., and Rundall, State Adjutant, F.M.S.
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    DRAMATIC AND MUSICAL PAKE
    738 7 Specialising In Beauty Inadorntrd B> dt'orsc (Veil Although the authorities occasionally bring a manager to book for outragei impr ment has no effect upon A triflim the defaulter vttb hindk<> answers the judge's stern "will you be good?'" In the affirmative The nY comment on the
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    BODY IN A CAR
    93 7 Li ft on Doorstep of Police Headquarters N.u t ork. G:i. towards the i>- indicated in 1 the i,ietl body of Joe W i ■.>■.. was MMni door of th« police headquarters Weshefsky sent I Uw M rfSMM. asnii fur the in 111 cit-r is still
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      165 7 -Women who-> Suffer You need YFASTVITE 1... ;1 Mothers. Weary TTTWUc— iaj V'» Life, Nen f v „-j \> Sen Vitalit> s^^ \t-v. r:di!rance UfQ -s> f h Veiast Vile. 1| t$T Du-dfiness. Dcpres /t/i Mf- 1 winish! l'hai vi vcon> of j.ui 7 y^^ri^V .lumpy tindFriy- r J^ /{j
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      189 7 AN UNDERWOOD PORTABLE Makes Your Mail EASIER to Write and EASIER to Read PATERSON, SIMONS a\ co I* a \l 1, 1 nlt■; n. Phone 5991. ''^^H Hv Pepsodent polishes teeth as it removes film This double- action tooth paste brings a rapid improvement in the appearance of your teeth
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    THAT WAS VARIETY THIS IS!
    1383 8 BIG CHANGE COMING IX VAUDEVILLE A Fie Yi>ar Plan for Entertainment Tlifif b I H| chonge comins in va: Georg? B ruler ever more music -halls than any I may be sure it is no mere cy. What he fcrcfe -.s is the immt completion
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    JACK BUCHANAN
    126 8 surprise Return from Nr« V -V J..n Mr. Jack Buchanan, the Bngttsh actor, is .ng from tho musical ooine«y r-ardoi English, which He is now playing at Newark. Mew Jersey, where the comedy is continuing its trial. that his dadato* to withdraw at be* cause of the uiisuitablity
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    SHANGHAI ACCIDENT
    95 8 A serious accident occurred on the River at coal Itglilas moored off the Tungkadoo Wharf at Bhanehai B IhH Wu was being towed from th< Wharf by the tug Victoria when, due to a strong wind, ate temporarily lost control smithed into one of the ligliteifc. This lighter,
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    THE MALAYAN AGENCY
    338 8 i of In. LwHiorv I appou. fore net a has had wntrj taken h:s sea* officially takt the meantime he is making himself acasatoi •Ml the office and tlv F Owen, the Deputy Acer." accumulation of leave due to him and I* going ay.v. •bout the end
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      287 8 NOTICE "DE RESZKE" CIGARETTES We wish to inform smokers of "DE RESAKI" CIGARETTES that, although it is stated on the coupons that they are only availahlc as tender for gifts until certain dates, we shall he pleased to exchange any coupons after expiration of the dates mentioned. Ask your dealer
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      52 8 HERE |Ol ITS !■> IS THE J 4 E\ ]RY PREMIER (I f| I iii: iiis OT T A I I T V T t.:V' S iN>APOPC -Vf 1 R1 :v nT Soda Water i m FRAMROZ CO. I DDD ilrescription <^r d^r bottle todiT at yo«r C cures ECZEMA
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    INSURGENT MEOS' DEMAND INQUIRY
    307 9 INSURGENT MEOS' DEMAND INQUIRY ISH OFFICER \:i AN Rdtoh Disperse hto \i- lan Bat in the disturbed area resiormg J confidence among the people. The insui Meo?. however, havo dispersed into the fbi and inaccessible hills, avo.din^ clashes witi British lo: A small ttwth contingent of cavaln* askHj infantry arrived
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    83 9 A new issue < in gentral v our. two. DtehaW UK d iii mcdilljon styl< while thirt- '.action ol the 1 a.;. C! ix I I"' Hyan R ''«>utui No\i mt)vi 189< imb< N Aiti iMr Sti th n a ftrenalll, c, m h.ui .limbed Hi I I hoy wfiv
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    MR. GANDHI SURPRISED
    300 9 v i\ii War ()\cr Temple Kntr> QaKniioai N<»i likd) Poona, January. 16. A repc tec to ha.c been sent to H. E. the Viceroy by Beth Cha:.ianlal GirdRafffkh, Chatoman, Ahmedabad M A^ociation urging the Viceroy n<' .nction to th? introduction of the Temple Entry Bills and pointing
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    WHEN YOU GO HOME
    337 9 Lome Ymn Worrii's in Store. v- re going home in March, and can fitainlv do v.ith the change Tom especially. He's had nearly four years here without a break, and I 1 what you like, the climate does M out of one. Marjorie, here, will benefl*
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      218 9 cm 1 l'i»tron- Mapp> and Prosperous Haur! Raya. p aVi l i o n I hs| KVAIIttVs I-lIONK l MATINEE TO-DAY at 3.15 i Tfce nil flows with atMAkf caar < the hIMIMI tMBMIWW hav^ a I .>. > i.ln-i! »w»n The thcavc ia a certain aa4 if Mha Matthews'
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      129 9 I CAPITOL? '•'^•■•>^-».^j)®<«^^ EffolSffay Matinee FO-DAY '80-\ B<p BBT! Continue! is< < <** The l!oli(li:\ Sho\N thai ha- set the Town Talking REX ENGRAIfS Superb Spectacle o\ Arabia U-— --y Actaal] I'rodii.ed in NOKTII l'<;cturiim REX INGRAM AFRICA with v cast of 2.1HK1 (himself) KOSITA CAKCIA oi X NEXT ATTRACTION
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      145 9 A 1 W 1 1 Ik i •lif 1 1 RSSP^SS LAST DAY TO-DAY!!! 2.15-4.15 6.30 nm? 9.55. Season fo Cooftniie in M^rAorou^li February 6th Laurel and Hardy IN r|^ 'f*| y i'^i f M. Ci. Ms Super Mirthquake TO-SVIORRoW SUNDAY Opening at the Matinee at J p.m. Astounding be-
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES.
    21 10 BRYSON. At Bi'.nssni H Kuala Lumpur, on Januar; 2Gth. 1933. to Ida kfc of H f Bryson. M.CS.-a daughter.
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS SATURDAY, JANUARY 28, 1933. GOLD IN THE BALANCE
    996 10 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS SATURDAY, JANUARY 28, 1933. GOLD IN THE BALANCE There have been persistent rumours that one of the conditions America would insist upon in return -valing down ihe British war v.oiad bC that Britain should i ■<\ to 'he gold standard. It has even been minmiftti that the
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    264 10 Mr L O Morgan, of Messrs. Osborne and i mi, Itxih. is being transferred to Petaling Tin. Ltd. Petalin--. MM I at the end ol thl month. Mrs Elizabeth Adamson. of Cross-street E -formerly M: W.U Crook£ll.6so. She died in December, aged 79. Mr. Adam.v.n was a pharmacist Mr R
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    "HARI RAYA PUASA"
    534 10 How Ii i> Celebrated in Mala a ,By Our Muslim OuMaauMirlanO The Muslim Fas.t of thirty days, "f^^T*? on December 29. ended J**. r*? 1 of breaking it, called "Idul-Fltr, but miy know locally as "m** Rays PmmT begins to-day. The festival of Id;, bjch is ate
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    CHANI'S TREATY WITH ANNAM
    43 10 Hie commercial treaty between China and! be in force in the beginning of March, subject presentatlves of both Governments, will be in force in the beginning of March, subject to ratification by the Governments of both countries. Union Times.
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    COMMODITY MARKET
    92 10 I \TFST UN \M) IM'BBEK PRICES \M> STERLING KATES Rubber and Tin prices and the ing rate in New York and Parts. pecia.ly cabled to the Free Press. as follow i I\ London. J.im I", Spot C 146- a El 4 Forward: O€l Tone of Market Quiet. i;i!u»:
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    TURKEY'S NEXT EQUALITY MOVE
    164 10 TURKEY'S NEXT EQUALITY MOVE Turkey intends to admit women to the Diplomatic Service very soon. t m being, before the war, one of the most backward nations In the world .-o f treatment of women was concerned, T>irtoy Is becoming, under Wutapha Kemal. its soldier ruler, a land of real
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    46 10 tr. hi I. had hs fall broken f s f"* ri &rjj po »t* o m ri >^* it* only b- 11. had waiWd to the wind o; rvd stopping out fell 50 ft Into the ga- w nothing of his wonderful f*capf until after the accident
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    LEAGUE SHOULD TAKE A FIRM STAND
    709 10 LEAGUE SHOULD TAKE A FIRM STAND Matler What the (<>iM(|Ut- SS VIEW MANTHUKIA I— aW j The vital n -t'd of tlv stand on the Sino- Japam in tbe weekly pape of a clash between important than the potitfrm is at stake. It is existence that when I a Report
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      283 10 EMPTY BARRELS Prices fipom $1 to $5 CALDBECK MACGRECJOR A CO., LTD. (Incorporated under the Companies Ordinances 0/ Hong Kong) (Incorporated in Shanghai) i w \ii i i;o\i) Tele. 53:1 Ml I BY SPICIXI TO H M III? APPOINTMJM ffl^C^^ KING OF 81AM F ST I) *^0 1871 DIAMONDS SKI
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      66 10 MOTORISTS ARK VERY CAPABLE i.ii the yA hole f says an expert Some can actually fold a vKu\ map ack into Hi original creases. What about folding in* Jl GAI LAC ftOTOR CAR POLICY an 1 putting il in your saf< It will prove a \< ry i ad> help
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    10 MORE SEATS REQUIRED
    274 11 10 MORE SEATS REQUIRED 'rrti— lafara foir Major inDail I THE PARTIES Bedb Not Yet Declared rrquirrs It more a majority in the :irr 37 results II p.m. was as 41. r 3 1 «grave Part; losses, two Cure Party and one IHIII, Jan. 27. am of the parties was
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    PROPELLOR BORKEN
    46 11 ier U.hU.I At Cibraltar M *wr Gonorte. on whkk 1» tnmllinc to India. ,^T» frit aince the r* *ft London on JamMrr ttth, an ■J Bl 1 *>«» by cttTera. who Jound f ptnpllui' blade was n had the vmml docked 1 Uie ixmeatm •board
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    HOLLAND'S QUEEN TO VISIT SWITZERLAND
    24 11 HOLLAND'S QUEEN TO VISIT SWITZERLAND *jm «.^T^ ***ice Queen 1b »i c one I Polio Cburt sald "I v I b* Jived The aagMnto
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    FOLLOW BRITAIN'S EXAMPLE
    156 11 FOLLOW BRITAIN'S EXAMPLE Sauts Appeals For National Government DEMAND FOR CABIN! i ESIGNATION Capetown. Jan The House of Assembly was crowded to General Smuts, moved that the Government should resign, which is described as less tv iftjence th*»n an appeal for a new ntart by 1 national government. asserted that
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    BULGARIAN DISORDERS
    127 11 Sequel to M: Ued" I >eput> *..t|. i hi Two numiu-d people were arrested at Plevna and numbers, injured or arrested at Varna last night, disturbances following the p bttton of a funeral procession for the Macedonlan Obanaunist Deputy Trikoff. who was murdered In the streets of Sofia
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    GOLD EMBARGO
    82 11 iiada K\teiui> It L ntil Fnd of Year Ottawa. Jan The gold embargo ha% been extended until the end of the year.— Reuter. BWK OF KR\\( F P.ri^. l.in 37. The Governor of the Bank of Prance, reviewing the year's operations, said that, whereas the bank's gold Him
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    BALTIC TO BE BROKEN
    64 11 British Liner Sold to Japan L<onauii. J.i ii. 1. A arm of Japanese ship-breakers has bought tlie While Star Mner Baltic for breaking up This to the fourth British Mner recently sold to Cumrd Umt Caroolfc, the WWte Star Negantir R. l; M.,il A: l:a: -Router
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    SINO-SOVIET TRADE PACT
    43 11 To Strengthen Anti-Japanese Boycott Moscow. Jan. 26. r>O r t r m a JapaneM source at Tientsin ret St^\iet-Chin»-s«> trade a^rtvment 'l ded at Peipln? aiming at ^henlns the ant:-Japane.se boycott. Is w» d" by the semi -official Ta&s Agency.—
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    SOVIET OFFICIALS SENTENCED TO DEATH
    39 11 Riga. Jan. 24. 5.- v. t officials encased In the distiibu- x <<xl at Sebastopul have been yenten^ed chath for failure to repulate f!X>d supplies i J ten others have been sentenced to long
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    FORC FACTORIES CLOSE
    103 11 FORC FACTORIES CLOSE Indefinite Stoppage in riea 100,000 IDLE Sequel to Body Plant Workers 1 Strike Detroit, Jan. 27. The Ford Motor Company announces thr deilnite closing down of its factories in the United States, employing an aggregate of 100,000 workers. The recent walk-out of 6.000 body-plant workers is given
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    PERSIAN OIL DISPUTE
    123 11 l-< if <•n -i Vr;i! ion Geneva, Jan. The League Council discussion on the AngloPersian oil dispute was adjourned arguments had been heard on both sides. Sir John Simon contended that the Pcimum tcments completely mkrepresentec. 'A, by cancelling the concession, d nrivetl 'Ist company of the
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    VINES BEATEN
    82 11 Krilliant 1) -;1;; U\ Young Aum raHsi M !N..t.- ii«-. .lan. In the Australian lawn tennis championships quarter-final the Australian prodigy McGrath beat Ellsworth Vines (U.S.A.) 6—2 2—6. B— 7—5. McGrath played the greatest game of his career, showing magnificent variation of pace and length and frequently forced
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    GOVERNMENT WIN
    43 11 Chamber Support- Boncour Cabinet Defeat by 368 votes to 208 of the Opposition motion to refer back the Finance Commission's Bill constitutes an early Government victory in the finance debate, as the vote was made a matter of confidence. Reut. r
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    U.S. CONSUL KILLED
    34 11 Tragedy oi Prague Hotel Pr.isuf. Jan. Mr. Raymond Davis, American Consul here. fell from the second-floor window of his hotel this evening and was killed on thf spot Rao* ter Wireless.
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    ELECTIONS IN GREECE
    51 11 President Dissolves Chamber Athens Jan. 24 Z": Greek Chamber boen dUbohed and ■H elections are fixed for March sth ThOtember will be convoked on March 27th :>v a Prt-:,i .tial decree following the request dis.- l;t: tn.i.:- to Presidt-nt ■sjßjrii bj M- Venizelo whose Cabinet !a>t week
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    WHERE THE "BULLY" CAME FROM
    45 11 Communist Disorders at Fray Bentos Montevideo. J»n. ?,3. Th<- police .a Fray Bontor, were obliged to flre Ln a f with Communist led by a Russian ita'or On»' nian was killed and eleven ..ir.ded Tr>- v.jmmonod U> assist the police.-
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    JACOB FACTORS EXTRADITION
    27 11 Appeal Dismissed by Chicago Court Chleafo. Jan. E7. The U 8 Circuit Court Appeals has rejected Jacob Factors appeal against extradition to England Reuter
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    57 11 Mr Aw Boon Par and Mr. Aw Boon Hrw have informed th- Lady Superior of the Convent oi the H. I Jems that. In honour of the Chinese New Yeir festivities, they wish to give a special treat to the Chinese orphans at the Convent, and wl'l attend on Sunday
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    NATIONAL CABINET FOR GERMANY?
    176 11 NATIONAL CABINET FOR GERMANY Nazis I'rcpan. (r> Accept Vun [V,!)cn THE POSITION of HERR HITLER Berlin. Jan. 26. The possibility of th,: formation of a CM embracing schools of thought from the C the Nazis is opened up Hitler's decision, which has been conveyed to Marshal Hindenbunr. that he will
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    WATERLOO BRIDGE
    155 11 6185,000 Reconditioning Scheme London. Jan The controversy over the famous Waterloo Bridge. London, appears to be finally settled. Government has decideu that the bridge must be reconditioned. This decision was announced at a meeting ol rhp London County Council to-day, when a letter was read from the Ministry
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    35,000 FEET TEST
    177 11 British I 'hint 1 for Everest Fliuhi l.i»nd< n. I m The iiousicn Westland biplane which is to be used in the forthcoming British attempt to fly over Mt Everest successfully underwent an altitude test at Yeovil, Somerset, to-day, v.htn iiieved a heigh' of 25.000 ft. which
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    TAIPING RACES
    120 11 Opening Of Amateur Meeting iFrum O;: <).':. Correspondent) Taipin^, Jan. Taiplng Turf Club a.nateu: meeting opened f.ood weather The attendant wtt poor Polo l'oii\ H.i<f (about furs t Catch Wrights. COUNTESS (Clarke) 1 MYRA QU Wh.M/.er) 2 i ADY AIR W ulciingt 3 V. by P- lengths; third
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    GOLF AT KEPPEL
    64 11 The following arc the results in the Keppel Golf Club Chinese Now Year tournaments: SHANGHAI FOURSOMES T Hei^h and Irving Jones tied with J M Watt and W. Dawson. J M. Watt and W Dawson won the replay. LADIES MIXED FOURSOMES Miss Hadley and T. Heigh 42
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    SINGAPORE MAN HONOURED
    59 11 Mr. Moona Kad t Sultan J.P President of the India-Ceylon Club has received a cable from Paris that the title Crolx d'Offlricr de la Legion d'Hnnnelur has been bestowed on him Mr KMhV Ri'tan is the head of the Indian and Ceylonese communities in Sln^pore. He was
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      158 11 COLUMBIA MILK 081 \i: Mil t FKO.M ROBINSON CO., 77). (Incorporated in Straits Settlements.) SINGAPORE KUALA Lt'MPI OUR ESTABLISHMENT WILL BE OPEN ON PUDAI AND SATURDAY FROM 8.30 A.M. TO 1 P.M. BELIEVE IT OR NOT NO MORE TROUBLES OF DULL FINISH VELVET •THAT DEIiES KKASIN(; IN THE MOST HEAI/TIR
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    EFFECTS OF RETRENCHMENT IN MALAYA
    1256 12 DOCTORS' GRAVE CONCERN The Welfare of thf Country 8..M.A. MEFJINC !'>:•. An T?ly Milestone In IMalava's >> -.!'u-.'sn" me uuuik < n rc If PlicllirtPli t ..i the miim profession ?:-.'t > in >! :ir.d in i the pn sof Dr. J. klff at 1
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    ENGLISH TOBACCO DUTIES
    296 12 A Out r\ h rom I lvI ivt Mr. Roydon Br. I n hon. ec#3tl 1 the Society of TorttMNMH In M- <- i I Irom l I could bag space I in your columns to inquire if any of \r>ur •is could tnlightcn mo as to
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    "In Love with Singapore"
    617 12 Layne and Marie Idye, two well 1: Engliih dancers who are touring the Orient, have arrived ore this week and will commence a season at the Hotel to-night. The Maye Sisters provide an act which is claimed to be something; quite original. They ome to Singapoie
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    REDUCED MEAT IMPORTS
    251 12 Bo::' oi rrade's Review Urn Portion London. Jan. 25. Th I reviewing the position the supplies of imported meat, diat in accordance with arnfngeinents made on November 7. marketings of chilled betl irom South America weie reduced by 10 from 11 to the end o: the year.
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    GIGOLO'S TRADE UNION
    104 12 Lonely Women Cal Rate For '■Companionship 1 Ne« York, 'in i '!y nirned out ho UK their NTfio rf h tntf lcndv vcmcii a- danr^ pailnors n d CH :..< formed a union. Tin- ettfi :2 BMk < tn] ti Mm n tm v.dl-dresstd rmmjinftn to mi
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    INTERNATIONAL DEBTS
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    STERLING IN DEMAND
    93 12 1...i;d.,,, M. 1 o -<hiy an d< larj Isten bu <■ ■>■ to the reo «<• lden i Hoou: m; h em dlsciiotan conrt!!1:; < Britain Merifai an N' gft 1 40 On the I BCft f.Nchan^e. the chief feature* l [■mint and i strength and i
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    HOW U.S TOURISTS HAVE PAID WAR DEBTS
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    BIRTHDAY OF THE LEAGUE
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    NEW WOMAN GOLF CHAMPION
    165 13 Wins Mi-India TitU--t \tt»mpt ickworth to the new 1 :nptan. She won Urn t: i 1 2c, tm* of ariuns by defeating Mr-. a an It-holes teal at the I Like he? husband T A uuck-j *t. one of the fancied candidates' :v..i 01-"O 1 •n
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    30 13 l ektff. tatctadtnc the local nUbi 4_ Blnktcn. hf>> another of Hots id footbmn Mich at It, J b >' 5 «oah to 1 to aid of th. *»«l for uotmp:,
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    BASEBALL
    29 13 (in in America's Tsar's S.il.ir> The Sim reports that Judge K. M. La uer of Baseball, has accepted I „>,. ..> j-y--lor 1«2. His contract salary tor this year is
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    RUGBY UNION DECISION
    107 13 [From Our Own Correspondent 1 London. Lan l ft The Rugby Union Ooaun ml welded laat an International bmaer for pmjera aha h aBBdVa F. Cooper, secretary of the v rhe I ism iiMln potat out that a player field of play is off-mde in four case*.
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    DEMPSEY TO COACH DOYLE?
    50 13 :n O r O'.vn Correspondent! London. .1.111. rvmpiey, the farmer world 1 heav --.ve^it |te COaehW Of J«Ck D Ir^hb«TJ. r t:;^l. k :u ii.:r:r; a ■of Europe Ml DM a .mir.unicat: n. :.Ir 1 ,-if.:.- chat plait- .-.vw rtach..v.^,. < -r.\r > <-v:.:b 4 r.
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      BIGGER CUP FINAL GROUD
      172 13 Wembley Stadium May He Enlarged There may be a bigger \v> n-: I W Cup Final. di'jrund for tkk<ts h;< .iln.ulv ban so p >Mbi!ity of enlarqma th- Stadium b,...,; ,--ei-st*d X-_ rhe nffuml accommodation 1.- ;:Lst below 93.000 i:>- >::- is tliat room should ■!<■
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      27 13 Th- Man rerrent Committee of the Scottish FA >-d F.ilkirk FCC £100 for violating t h< mmituv's decision by admitting ttn- ::-;kj> d at .1 redxed prlcr
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      SCOTTISH FOOTBALL
      955 13 Iliuh Wind and Drivino Ham [From DM Own c ■n-spondent] IdMsltn, lan. 10. ndiUcm were practicUly a repetitirn oi |b of {he year hj h -»n. and mud bcin? general and. if result, were not c H to be expected, ml ;i U" top of the Lea^- "«1.
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      46 13 Hcnrj- Cotton, the ::v'-'- professional, has left Langley Park Club tv take up hi new poll at Waterloo. Brussels. Cotton 1 leaking arrnnii< ments to fly to England for the !>:•; tournaments next .1 VV T. TAinc of Bromley and Bickley. will "take-over 1 at Langley Park
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      SALE OF SUNDERLAND F.C. GROUND
      85 13 i London. Jan to Directors ol tin- t: 'i-rland F.C dec: ..u.-k to k Ifel .;.<:■<: Town Council to postpone for one month consideration of the pnpOMi pmtttM by the Corpora I Stoker Park, s :s giound. for a sur. £34 000. As an altt-rr.ative
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      BIG OFFER FOR GRIMMETT
      53 13 London, Jan. 10 The News-Chronicle stated thLs week that, having r-il'-c tru- scrviwn of D Brudmtt-. for next season, the Ran>t> Cricket Club, who ;i: -.utho'it t n. >!••<, ional, abled Cr '.-:..?.< :iif fam«r.;s A >.'; !> r.vifi hf his services in r., ca.shir. I
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      EPSOM TOTE PLAN DEADLOCK
      126 13 Th>- Duiiy Express understand* that a proposal ■kt i.trol Board to .rect a new totallsator for Raj .>y meetins; at Ipeem Is trans QppcißtUon from the racecourse authorities. Negotiations «re at present at a deadlock. The Ixiard w ish to put up a WmtUtm ISO leet
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      30 13 ■tafland beat IVfctes in the cstveath annual W r\. !t 4 T.. 1 I <:.:.; lit:: :r. fi ::..■•<•*•• 2. OJ the 10 previous SaMBIMS Hlglaßd Bad won 8 mm! Wales 2.
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      314 13 pM ßbM^*^^ Chest and Lung fthJ^HnHUI Affections. t[J§l mA dM IsssW Prescribed by the Me A^T^^dßM^^v B^^ mt^^B im Vfars Angier a mj^f da ssL^V ssm IHL^\^J 87^ i standard apt B tent for colds. 9^^»^Bb^HHb^PMPH Tonchttis, influenza and all ■0$ jH«i I ST dMt I ds^Lw^sS gjL '^^L A
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      196 13 QUALITY TEA UKaaR >c l ~~J> container brings /r Lever lid tn f«H flavour fordailyuse j tragrance ggy your cup. Brooke Bond Tea Altogether too personal and intimate for discussion are some complaints, vet now real is the pain and prostration Information, based on scientific tacts, will be welcomed by
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      1003 14 THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE (Ocean THE BIAM STEAM NAVIGATION Co., Ltd, 5:.,,:r S:.:p Cr Ltd. and China THE HUA KHIOW STEAMSHIP Co., (1932) Ltd. > am N.i .c.ition Co Ltd. IHE CUNARD STEAM SHIP Co, Ltd. THE STRAITS STEAMSHU 0 LU SARAWAK STEAMSHIP Co. Ltd. TH t NAVIOATI N I
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      534 14 Ellerman Bucknall Steamship Co., Ltd. (Incorporated In anglanrt) "ELLERMAN" LINE. FREIGHT SERVICE TO TT^ XTr¥ UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENT. >IA PORTS AND SUEZ CANAL HOMEWARDS. Steamer. Due S'porr. Sails S port. s.s. CITY OF RANGOON For Havre, London, Rotterdam Hamburg Jan 30 Feb 2 ss. CITY OF LYONS For Ha\r<..
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      292 14 P. fe 9 O, British India and Apcar Lines (Incorporated in England) MAIL, PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICES. PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL I \I)*R ONTRA< I WITH IN- »i n I ONDON \M) I \K I I OUTWARDS I K(!M LON!M»N Due Ml NALDERA CORFU 15.0t0 Feb. 3 BURUWAN •BANGALORE f Feb.
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      629 15 0. S. K. Line. KOK \FRICA AND SOITII AMERICA. .^MbMABV MKt.s vte Onlombo. D pc >%^ TWm. Rio de Janeiro. Santos ami Montevideo 4 Round t he-world for £190 Peb. 15 16 I* JL%.HM«O HBlBl MB* L)',rb.n; ForEUsabeth. Cape Town. Rio de Janeiro. Santos «ad Montevideo Mar. \2 _pyt% MABO
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      497 15 I^IMBSIBItWT LINER to i:i iioim: I KOM SINGAPORE AND PENANG VI COLOMBO, BOMBAY. SUEZ, PORT SAID, ALEXANDRIA. NAPLES. GENOA MARSEILLES AND NEW YORK. Arrive Leave Leave Arrive Spore. Spore. Penan*. York '•>:!u>ld In Port Feb. 1 i Mai M ■l Polk Feb. 11 Feb. 14 Feb. 16 Mar 28 Pres.
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      838 15 K. P. M. KONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ MAROS Si.:.. 28 M I Mdja, Sapit. Tembilahan. Poeloe-Pallas \.\LIM I.IN'-Saruiday. Jar. _'8 BMMM RMM B^ Roeleleng and Bourabaya. roii')\i.i Bt -3. Koedap. Tamj>. mpat-Tinggl. Bengkalis XXii saturd.. y mtk. Tomohon— Saturday. Jan. 28. Sinqkawang. Pemangkat and Sambas. !()Is\ 28. Toengkal, Moeara-Saba an i
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    ALL SHIPS ADOPT NEW COMMANDS
    478 16 ALL SHIPS ADOPT NEW COMMANDS HAN IE IN ORDI HEI.MSMEM Link With Sail To (in service mill echo this command throughav* tt would next week, aay» a Home paper of Die The most sweep** nmsUHa m the tradi tion by law of the steering <■■■■ tak place at midnight on
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    THE MARECHAL JOFFERY
    53 16 A FMMbjaT motor fwsel of 9.W <" built for the Meaaaflßrtai lfant!rr-~ Provencaie de Con Havales. has C *JJ flbi la lha afkrexrhal J^pff**. *d^ v m T EiIUT ■Mdaoaery, oonatrurted by .^i il at 100 r p.m. Ik« hMfcbl cyHb^o dJamoter with a ptaton atroke of
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      307 16 BIBBV LINK I ONDON U)I>KI S> 22 IAI I MALL LONDON U I of fast twin-screw Oil Driven SJull M^ s*^MffftsWF B^B^£^B?Afift RANGOON Ol .»Mi;<> >1 \KSI II PLI MMI 1H *Mi I oMm.n with through ooMsfottan from Stngapoic GLODOBBnERSHIRE Feb. 16 WOKCr V Mar. 2 CHESHIRE Mar. 16 YORKSHIRE
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      141 16 I«3I"M'\VARn Best available accoma, <**tal*t by ajiune, 39, Individual «tt«iaoß I BO< THE KAST MttiK J UMI li»corpoimt. d m Dt- -n Telephon PAMMtt AND ]U J 'HI TO GENOA. LONDON ••JiftftJ NAMBfJBQ AMD Pron MS BORINUIA FIONI ERRIA ALSIA LALANDIA MKOMA BORIN( FIOHIA ERRIA ALSIA LALANDIA MM BORINc The
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      657 16 MAIL DESPATCHES H V TRAIN Bangkok tverj Saturday 7 p.m and Thursdays 1 30 a.m. Kcdah Muiid i\ Xi Ml a.m. Satu:('a\- I P- m KfcawlMi i'-ii J' .ntut) Monday to Mil I M a.m Kuantaii > \ia J. raiitut) Saturdays I Mi K« -iantati (Vfcl Padang Besari Mona.-.y 7
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      673 16 CHURCH SERVICES Ith Sunday After Epiphaaj DEDICATION FESTIVAL >I ANDREWS CATHEDRAL 6.50 a.m. Holy Communion. 73d a m Ma 8 ajn Holy Communion. 0.15 Holy Communion ..30 p.m Evensong (Choral* rind Sermon. Monday \v •■dnosday r.nd FViday. at 8 a.m. Holy Communion Thursday and Saturda; a.m Hoi C :::munion I'KINSI
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      MORE "SEA JOURNALISM"
      524 17 Mishap to New iiuiiar. [MXMTJ Liner liap 10 U) Conte di Savoia has p; press itself in the realms of seafaring rubbish. In this instance we may quote from newspapers and this U ali t NM v. r. are entitled t surprise at the report they publish.
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      MOTOR SHIPBUILDING IN 1932
      145 17 Sh::>tv-.V.:r. at ii u-ry lex ebb in 1932. the output b( r he lowest recorded for a long time past Then- were 50 large motor vessels o>mpl."'d t.'tal'iri! about 360.000 toius gross, according to the M Ship, and although official lisrures r-".j:irriimr the construction of j
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      MOTOR SHIPBUILDING IN
      985 17 MOTOR SHIPBUI LDING IN FOR Hi of motor ships built dttrtnf the past 12 months is somewhat -rt-ater than 1 of steamers, but we have to go back to to find an equally low record. The t> of tl 1 ;i in ouiput compairu v.nii -v apparent from the accomp..r\:ng
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      367 17 S SINGAPORE FREE PRESS [jaily and W !vU Bditkns) 38 ROMNS«)\ MAD, BDfGAPOHI 008. Cable Addrat IDVUIsWR, STNGAPOHB. Tfce pcea^tr ■wnihif i ri r- thi hota wtirf tfllMOPam> and ittv* > n < r'ltnN London rubbrr ;md *>lr .i pp» ial rTN ir«»in wur own < >• •nut* ills in
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      541 17 TO'' EVERYWHERE IN CANADA V AND MOST OF THE U.S. A Vy. The New Scenic Route of the Canadian National Railway*. Sec the best of the marvellous Canadian Rockies— stay at Jaspw trk Lodgo In the heart of wondrons mountain bfauty. «r travel straiirht through from Vancouver without chanring car*
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    365 18 How the s se^Y Service is Being Received asdklfjl;askjdfjasdf d Zone, the West African and Canau. a I Reports to hand from I afttaaa Zom ta&l GSF I i;vfd in Duroa'.'., C i Salisbury, Rhorif \\i:st v Ri( \n zo.Nt Both GSA and OH (I u to tnis
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      320 18 I The follow v- il allt <: fan Vfakfl fißfl bt reoatisd In Bssaaaan .T.»\a sutlon> B..ndoeng Pi.M from ab 5.20 p.m gramophone records and telephone test- S-... Ai; tralin. Mai ether ttSttMl <al afk 1 n "•<■.- Bans n>inay. M l.nijoiiß Priok, 21 metre* from
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