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

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    Masthead
    15 1 The Singapore Free Press \i 13,871. I-ISTAISLISHED 1835. SINGAPORE, S.S. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 3, 1933. (i:\ts.
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    THE DAY'S NEWS
    391 1 Sensational rtp<rt piiMivfifd in .i London ni'w-p.ipcr lh.il thi I nit»ri |MH M.i'wreth ajiffd to th. Ir^iir in .n> atfio!. that ma) N- Ufkrn .i^.m-i l.i- F! I'jge Lord Wavertree, \> <> nr»-.nt«<i In* horv<^ and tnan^ to th»- n.. ti«r. tit I. mud «i National Stud.
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    TO BRIGHTON IN 1819
    786 1 I v. ith me. (*.ue, I hope, not to a dishonourable cmtosily. that tbe m critics and load-books do not -ystema: m the paiks and gcntlemen'i places ug. Whenever a high wall or. bettor still, a deer-fence, and beyond it lawns and trees nod pet haps
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      178 1 I M!>-A ,<M II V "J USU-.1l \l \M {'ROVISION STORES RAFFLES HOTEL :VS PRr.M!ER HOTEL THIS EVENING it DANCE, 6.30 to 815 p.m. INFORMAL MNNKR DANCE ft CABARET hic.o .io^i:i»ii i \i: ti\ p.m. to Mid-nijrht. VFKLKS (KLKBRATED ORCHESTRA PHONE bSSI RAFFLES HOTEL 7 HOT* REVIE 7 T FEBRUARY
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      284 1 ADELPH! SEA VIEW HOTEL JIOTEL FAVOURITE DOWN TOWN KENDEZ- DELIGHTFUL SEASmE ElflMß VQR TWCt ROOM WITH MOD- :I NNIS SWIMMING BM .-ANIIAITON AN!) ■010 DAILY A: MONTHLY HATES TAB: CHEF L>^ CUISINE DHOTE MEALS AND A CARTI SWISS CHEF DE CUISINE TO-NIGHT COURTEOUS SERVICE sATim.AY Guests residing at the Adelphi
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      64 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS De r. uarettes Page 3. Simonds Milk Stout Page 8. Try It On Your Dog— Page 14. ..-Kc Strong Xe€"tb^— Pa£€ 13. CHRYSLER LOW UPKEEP PIANOS UPRIGHT GRANDS FROM $450.00 GUARANTEED FOR 10 YEARS W. J. GARCIA PIANOFORTE MANUFACTURER, AMBER MANSIONS. S. Shimura 8 Co. Shirt and Pyjama
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      29 1 > "<w&^Snfln^i^^a^^^nnßt^n^^nfl I I *iv i^^k^nV I ißrr^Hpb^^^^BßK t 8 I l k^r i^SSnna I i II I *R I bv*vj 081 \IN \KI I 1 \M LL4I)IN(I PROVISION STORES
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    TRAFFIC IN GIRLS
    176 2 Chinese Woman Tricked By Intended Victims The itocy of how a "white-slave" trafficker t*r- rvsc i*^ct 1 it'r>*.'»i hi. v t uri\ Jr. oy > intenaea victims, was related to t» Tl "tT *V 'I I .i.'.-T I* *tll* W Vll'.'.£ ..a: w i*..:i T\\o uom6n inio
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    "MARIE HALL" IDENTIFIED
    162 2 Shot Woman— Wife of Englishman Pariv The woman who, under the assumed name of •Marie Hall." shot herself in an hotel bedroom here, has been Ideuiifled as Mrs. Nina Williams, the wife of an Englishman, from whom she had been separated for some time. The aged mother
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    GIRL DANCER IN 4 A.M. ADVENTURE
    156 2 Mystery Fall From Mansion Window New York. An accident -.\hi lx-ftll Ml^ Fra Vanmar, one of the :v. tk.iut.iful d.»ncers :n the Zie«fe'.d Fol.. b t .ji c subject of police investigation The girl was ca .vvred at 4 am with both her lower
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    7½ WEEKS TO ERECT 600 TONS OF STEEL
    245 2 (irandstand Feat at Kempton Park ,Teate>: race Kempton Park h.« »*ver known has ju>t entered its second lap The grandstand on the course wax burned last year or. September 28 Ar.. entirely :i.-w :ie had to b, built and the directors dftt-rrr.ined
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    CABARETS IN AIRSHIPS
    205 2 A Vision of the Paris of the Future Paris. Jan- 31. A new way of seeing Paius by NiOit l< u> see it from I .:.c h pM^Mti 'hat tin cabarets of the future a:11 !r.i:;-:Yrnd lo airships v hen m r< Immediat* pleasures can be combined
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    COPY OF IMPERIAL ROME
    162 2 Architectural Discoveries in Tripoli Rome, Jan. 31. OMN m Wt H to the riches of the desert tit I.eptis Maqna in Tripoli which continues to yield evidence thai this old Phoenician a;. became in due time very larcely a I'r.p t -.;al Rome. The main forum',
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    42 2 Dr and Mrs. E. R. C. Cooke are leaving for home in March. Dr. Cooke has been in the Milayan Medical Service since 1922 and in J 1928 became Venereal Disease Specialist. Hej is retiring on the abolition of the appointment. I
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    MAYFAIR'S HIGHBROW ERA
    164 2 London, Jan. 31. What may prove to be the beginning of another highbrow era has recently been launched in Mayfair. Within a few "days of; each other two of the most famous ballrooms in London, Seaford House and Dudley House, have been the scene not of balls,
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    RED ARMY
    205 2 oroshilov Reviews the Position Moscow, January 2.V A candid survey of the Red Army was made by thy Commissary for War M. Voroshilov, in a speech before the leading members of the party at the Moscow garrison which, though sabre-rattling wao conspicuously absent, was neverthcli obvi< islj addressed
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      111 2 SORB O The most absorbent ALL-BRITISH Itl'IiKER SPONGE. i:. th« -kii. and jirduce? a complexion Ni •>-•:■". just arrived which > to bo .sold at REDUCED PRICES. MEDICAL HALL, LTD., Chemists. BUSINESS CARDS. STRAITS TYPEWRITER AGENCY STATIONERS REPAIRERS. 14A Change Alley, Singapore The Cheapest House for your Stationary, Typewriters. Ribbons
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      309 2 TENDERS. SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL NOTICE. Tenders. NOTICE us hereby given that tenders are now invited for the following materials or services and that particulars of such tenders may be obtained in the Tender Room, Municipal Offices Supply oi Emulsified Bitumen Miitable for surface treatment oi roads. Date of Baring 4 p.m.
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      558 2 NOTICES. I SINGAPORE BOXING ASSOCIATION. The Annual General Meeting of the Singapore Boxing Association will be held at the Adelphi Hotel iii 5-30 pm on Friday February 17th 1933 AH Full and Associate Member-, are requested tn r.'tend BUSINESS 1 To consider the Annual Report and Accounts of the Association
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      208 2 HI PHIENiX /fit IHHIIA Kk mm[m MsBk MINER AL WATER E> pi t v t'v\ i in I 1 1 ki I I #oB?a^te EXCELLENCE v^SBSS^^V- DON'T 1)1 I \Y ORDER PHCENtX Ht TO-DAY IMIOiM llitill y S A GOOD, f (-A COMPLEXION )d DESERVES i^yr PROTECTION JZ "'hazeline' 1
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      210 2 THE WEEK J nd.iv ;rd Hlt'h W.V: ■17 8'- KJfl M ft Hockpy M': r VMC A::s. n Chamb« r < O rnm< i T- 1 Ilerton Buildintj I x 4 IT. 4 Ihwbgr: 8. Johore vs. Wiltshire Regt., Johore. FtootbaD: Chinese C.A.A. vs. Aston AC, Jalau at Pulau Brani.
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    JAPAN DOES NOT WANT A PACT
    873 3 JAPAN DOES NOT WANT A PACT Soviet's Non-\ggression Treaty Offer TIME NOT VET Ylt»« Jan The Ta v Agency released for publica-| •.<... tad fommuni concerning Soviet -Japanese negotiations for a I pact of mutual non-aggresM Ql December 13 Japanese foreign! I office tendered to the Smut Ambassador in I
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    69 3 Mr \v I) Wilson, who retirr.fd v- Malacca «ttfe W :"^"y after his retirement from the Wilson 1- I which was taken over as «oujk (Olhti, b> -he Georgetown Dispensary fel leaving for home m HM near nnur. His -son. Or. D. Wilson, who left Malacca some now to p
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    PLANES FROM OVERSEAS
    67 3 Aid From Chinese In Europe And America Shanghai. Feb. 1. The general headquarters <A Canton has decided to build a light railway from Canton to Swatow to facilitate troop movements, in case ergei In the south. Thy tirst instalment of MfJ Pl* nes giver, i--. Ml OMi
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    AGRICULTURAL LAND
    139 3 Government Waives Rent in Excess of S2 an Acre The Government of Strait S itlements H cci uie<i ke waive in respect of the year 1933 the current rent due on agricultural lanu v ess of $2 an acre, subject to the foil" conditions: -:ver will apply onl\
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    ORDER AGAINST MARLENE
    113 3 Must Not Act Till Suit is Settled New York. Paramount Studios <.i. wekinp by moans of a 600-year-old EnglLsh writ to keep Marlene Dietrich from leannp the United States ,r.;ir:.- '..]:■>. hvr. v: B'-rli:; Til. :m•' B 1 ]"'l BM '■:.,!.(< S'.n« I would ■-•.!-.int -b-m a
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    BUSINESS INTERESTS
    244 3 M. Paul-Boncour and the Modern Slate I\*i-lv lan. 25. In accordance with the idea to which he has MM since the beginning 01 political life. M. Paul-Boncour made an allusion in his Ministerial statement to the necessity for the modern State to rely upon the collaboration of the
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    POSTAL DEFICIT
    58 3 Thousand Chinese Workers In H«Dismissed Shanghai lan 1' ;r. Chinese postal administration im- ,f $2,000,001 .-i." i .su( fi b. Mil. i cations. Vigorous retrenchment is being plann- overcome the deficit I is believed 1,000 postal employees will be dismissed. but each vfl OMB a substantial discharge iillowanc-
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    24 3 Th< t.':tnd o! th< Prcsidf-nt Polk has been] to play for the usual Saturday eveotaf dance at. Hm r -Hlh: Club on February 11th
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    "SHOOT-UP" IN NEW YORK SPEAKEASY
    212 3 "SHOOT-UP IN NEW YORK SPEAKEASY While Police Hunt I'oi Murderer 1 Mfl^iiA ii ■■nmrawla nsf 4k£am"£i9Jalßl ■MC flamVaTmMDfcT New York for Edward Maloney. who is alleged to be the murderer of Larry Pay, the night club king, who was known ac "Public bMV five ruthless thugs visited an alleged "speakeasy"
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    TOKYO BLAZE
    128 3 TOKYO BLAZ E (Ml I inks M.,k, (,r« lt i tmii Uky. Jan. IS Six oil tanks, each containing 20.000 ga catching alight in suocrssinn iimliil to a tremendous eonflafimtton In the Jotoh Wlsftl of the city this afternoon. Ine fire originated in thp compound of the oil refining factory
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      285 3 Estate Trust Agencies (1927) Limited BRANCHES Hr*t < ro<=« <♦ t MALACCA. I it:ht Street PENANG. Klvne Strret Xl ALA LUMPUR. iri>tt red »>> and Si-mrih ritoo^ited with >r <traits Stttlemon:* (Jovcrnmont. t li> Tru<iei^. Administrators, Receivers, trdians. Rent (\>!!iTtors. Jnvt^tments Supervised i Interest collectni. Probate or Letters of migration
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      32 3 <s^ sTmiMßk^i CIGARETTES I'^m'*^A %^<.'\ \A4+- »>"^ll *!•>!:^?«*W ■BHHmNMl 1 I Ira TMFIR Sar< Coupons! I »ILIl\ Handxooo <i>ii« obtunuibh II SOLE AGENTS I HENRY WAUGH ICm Ui, X V 3. A.P.B. 4.
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    BRIDGE TEAS
    641 4 S IVOURY ANT) SWEEt HE bridge tea. is a somewhat serious a as it is more of a meal than the usual simple tea and cakes offered to the after caller. Net only must a van be provided but *übst fles of a savoury descriptor Inch can lv
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    When You Choose Linens
    217 4 - Do housewives generally know of the opportunities that are offered of bargains in linens nowadays? To day "kingly linen." a term often met with in old poems, is quoted at figures less than those asked for by its half-sister, cotton, a couple of years ago. It
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    Coffee Stains
    85 4 w .en a coffee stain is discovered on a handkerchief, even though It may ha* i for some time, it can still be removed successfully with glycerine. Apply the glycerine ally to the stained part and leave it to soak in for about an hour Firal'A w.» k
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    FEATHERS AND FASHIONS
    89 4 one of the latest combinations bj H reabn «f fashion is feathers alUed to evening gown lr. place of the usual fur. Wynne Gibson was the first to introduc mode to the film colony in Paramount^ "Night Af>r mtht.- She wears a Id of sapphire bint «oq
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    Modes for Evening Wear
    626 4 t-ONUMY oeing ao prominently the moderr. watchword, the problem of the couturier is ::..ike it compatible with chic and to de\iv mblea that gajsjrfgj or four sartorial functions, wlu-r. term t! wjuld hav< haa to serve for only one f >.< o:. My new three-piece evening
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    Novel Jewel Fashions
    215 4 N'.-a V.'ar fashions n> jeweb reveal crea-ir.-- demand for pieces .set with i m cut brilliants Tins is a distinct departure from the ultra-modern designs, -which admit only of baguette, baton, or square -cut gem> The efTe<. t is add tire. a> it u<r- > white-flame brilliance
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    Stockings and Shoes
    902 4 Our Woman Correspondent gives advice on «w 7 lI Y. I wonder, dj <o w V\ fc^li.^hwomer. 9ptHd BBM^h 00 their shoc> and s\>ck:n^ Why do they not eCOdOinlM In MOM Mwctlon md not In ttili ill important one? I believe thai I I POttOH only buy
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    An Exact Science
    132 4 While you may rigorously insf or. .:> culaiely white bod hner.s som* experip.-.r .-<: housewives always buy their sheets som« wruu underblea-' hec! explaining that their r.:i* .r .t. strength is not impaired by strong: and lasting, natural whitened v. .n- careful home laundering. Making .sheets Is
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    Old Wool
    80 4 or rrochct It Is difficult to use *yfn with, tattefactory results owing to the fact that it has wilted and is awkward to use. B nay, haw* br as easy to use as if it were new. Wind the wool round and round a whh) place ..rdbourd s^ure
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    THE ATOM AND THE ETHER
    195 4 THE ATOM A ND THE ETHER jMNtsUMI of c ton* that datfgners ne-j.-o^d u Z^ turers mho kno* pod many fields c a. ;rr. HHHPHMQ. A French Lao Amum^. th" rnicro>rot!< dcatai ob.serv?b> :hr >u- jfer~^ Jj^J mtoent Enpli ritotihpMMe tan .-.v a*. JJI w it! 1 :t |HM rr.
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    MACARONI
    347 4 Sweet and Say Served as s sa equally tasty It combines »>:: *r: tnanatocr or eggi. but tt k ami the mtctroia before i: 1= .cr. This Is done by breaking it into then dropping these mto boUcyr for 20 minutes Dra.:. hade Into the sauce-par, with a m&
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    DEFT TRANSFORMATION
    77 4 •The MWtttest thtof w»«^ v s *W J m last season* f:*** miifc- aai-s Helen Hay.-.- .seen m jSill.^ r J 1 ted that hf the »ddW» 10 A collarett«'N bib- :*nd r;i: v I 4 on a new tease of US* netl than hefore ,^l^*l acoessorsr I
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    PINNED DOWN BY A LION !
    467 5 PINNED DOWN BY A LION s inn \enture SEIZED AND SIIAKKN Of a Tn L:eut -Colonel Colin i w Far Bugles." Mr. Neville haccellor of the Exchequer. contribution to the llterax gallant author, one of lias known the since the times of Cecil men have a he native races in
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    AMERICAN FILMS BAN
    469 5 \u- raiian Exhibitors' \i i inn Bfdsi i. as developed in the film industry ad to the closing of almost all American distributing agencies in Australia consequent withdrawal of American films, and a whoksale shutting of motion picture theatres throughout the Commonwealth. It is a between Australian
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    NEW RAILWAY LOAN
    59 5 NEW RA ILWA Y LOAN 'im "0(1 I .»i ant. .ii H.mkou l'roi.(t N'Mkm. 1.1 l JO An agreement between the Ministry of Railways and the Board of Trustees of t Boxer Fund for a loan of £1.200.000 tor Hsf. completion of the Canton-Hankow railw; expected to be discussed and
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    SHANGHAI COURT
    59 5 SHAN GHAI CO URT Nt-tht-rlumls Mini^tri and foreign (Mfef MunJ...i lan >« iicse reports state that Informal nations for the revision of the Shanghai Si» Court Agreement, which will expire on V 1. are now under way. An exchange of notes concerning the revision of the Fact Is being rarried
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    A REPORTER'S YEAR
    1192 5  -  Hannen Swaffer !i% I dictated, in 1932. approximately woids. not one of which, in a few months, will be remembered. I addressed, in 1932, over 150 igs of all kinds, on one occasion fou: different towns, miles apart from each oth^r. in the same twenty-four hours. Not
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    FICTION SOLVES ANCIENT RIDDLE
    91 5 FIC TION SOLV ES AN CIEN T RI DDLE I'oe I'ruvidi's K«v To 3. MM) Var-Old Tablets Writings o: just H ]in i; by Ed^'ar Allan Pcx in "Thß OtM X and adopt' c; Conan Do: Shiil«Kk II..;::.. 1 !>.■: Tii- MM '.cars ago. at R.- S: :iii;a. on tin
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    GAS-DRIVEN CAR THAT MAKES ITS OWN GAS
    392 5 GAS-DRIVEN C AR THAT MAKES ITS OWN GAS PRODUCES I 3 !T Anthracite oal !in \t The Hack I am Kbl- ;o publish description of a vtiy it!iu:kable mo; R is driven hf coal b is actually made while the car ii in moi: Mm Harold Pmiberton. Daily a7»uuii Motoring
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      52 5 JNICHTLY 6.15 c 9. 15 RM# 1 < *T 1111 KNTRANtE DOWNSTAIBS "Vmuokm'W,,"" 111 BEFORI EAC "KIHUIDK DEMAND! \h\ (OMPIFTI I'KIM i>\ THE LOVE PARADE iVIAJRICC CHEVALIER JEANETTE MACDONALD rUNBFULI Cfl AI ING! -1 UtMMh's Suprt'ini' Iriuinph j xt caw* Wm M 6ASKERV.LLES■I -l»r\ ..i DartmoMi St rt-rn Di.ilo^ui ill.n
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      158 5 {CAPITOLI TO-NIGHT The Famous Star of "DAWN PATROL" presented in a Powerful new FIRST NATIONAL ftiCCCM 1J Tf^T-T A R F~V uith marian marsh i JLVi V^li JL jLJLiVJL/ and brilliant HMt J BARTHELMESS ALIAS Inr, -4 DOCTOR" From the ell-known i -^l N'ieniH'se ria\ v j 1 jBgOiH |untr.i\.i!
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      104 5 NOW PLAV/.VG: Fox Movietone's Record Kreakinu mkhCHANDU SIXTH NIGHT T< uNIGH I JVeatf (>/iunge I'hc Most Hauntingh Beautiful Picture Talkini; Screen h.i- produced A/oima SH EARER v.tih FREDERIC MARCH, LESLIE BOH 188 Wl) I I \(,l |v|| \S'l l\ in Mrirti <■"':■■ M.i*»i |n<i.lui <i >. „i your fanmcMc IMLltta
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    QUICK RELIEF FROM INDIGESTION
    76 6 .ttflered you can get speedy relief from H^imtin- toy removing the caus< otwurh acid which causes fermentation and creates gases that give intense plain I ueuliilMlnt this excess acid and soothing and i) <: n;: liM— *m not only gives insta: bul builds up a strong
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      NEW HOCKEY RULES
      567 6 Unt! To Which Slicks May \U> Raised Our Own Correspond London. Jan. 17. Hoc ■In full swing, apart f: -n. th- Royal N. m tofti aS* j Forct ..t modest esttmat. BM hi pill at 150. the other divi>ions have JmJ under 1.000 clubs affiliated, of whi-.-h
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      FIGHT ON PITCH
      195 6 Remarkable Scene at Ice Hockey Match a i < > Correspoiv. London. Jan. IT There was a remarkable scene in the Ice hockey match NMflHal S\V u!a:. OMBii and the United States in v Lth one coal ach A--; Billiard had scored a snap goal for the
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      PROFESSIONAL GOLF
      133 6 Powerful Challenge to Britain (From o :i Own Correspond* :.l> London, Jan. 17. Another powerful cluill n^v to Britain profossional golfer-, Ls promised this year when. in addition to probably more than dO7en Americans, six of the leading professionals of the Argentine Republic will compete in the Open
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      39 6 Every member of the Luton United Harriers U to have a picture of a straw hat painted on the back of his running vest. The idea is to further the Prince of Wales'* effort to popularise Luton"» straw hate.
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      FORMER WEST HAMAM PLAYERS
      357 6 FORMER WEST HAM AM PLAYERS Mr. Sid King and Mr. T. Craig Dead <Fmm O'.r Own Correspondent j London. Jan. 17. WiMi:. IMP iIQFI the deaths oceumo thi.-< men who wen a ociated together wit! MW Bub ftotttafl tMk t. M: Si..; Kin"., vli" was connected vith th» club for
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      YORKSHIRE CRICKET
      200 6 YORKSHIRE CR ICKET Finamt *> of the ount\ Clubs m Our Own Correspond London. Jan. 17. The Yorkshire Count;. Cri Clubs report wreals that the total gate receipts last season amounted to £10,178.4. 10 d. shewing an increase E1,659.8.4d over the pre\:t'o.- year Grant* the grounds amounted Ul £773. ;-..\i:.j
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      ROYAL LYTHAM GOLF
      213 6 Course to be Lengthened by at Least 400 Yards (From O o C" n London. Jan. 1" Exu:isi\ .il*.' rations to the course of the Ktiy.il Lytham and St. Annes Club at b- A:.. on-Sea. Lanca^lurr. when' Bvibby Jones, the American qnlfer. won the first of hi*
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      CRICKETER'S DEATH
      139 6 I Mr. Lionel Paget Hedges, the Oxford Unlverisity, Kent and Gloucestershire county cricketer 'who had been an assistant master at CheltenIham College for eight years, has died at Cheljtenham. He was 32. An old Tonbridgian, he was one of five Freshmen who secured their Blues In 1920. In
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      159 6 PETROL RUNNING TO WASTE! i h i ic v use those old. v. as tof ul plii r )s. CHANGE TO If X lower petrol bills' Distributors for Mai. •,t iun v •> Mm- ri> \nK km: 111 l ENGLISH A.C. r— v i It pays to look your best
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      16 6 ;^9 B m B/ 4 v*^Bl B^v mI BpMBI Bk *y9eES^ ffc .X)HN PLAYER SONS. ENGLAND.
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    EUROPEAN'S FALL TO DEATH AT POWER STATION
    1119 7 EUROPEAN 'S FALL TO DEATH AT POWER STATION Indian Driver Accused of Negligence CORONER'S INQUIRY OPENED •n* uagk death o! Mr. George Peet. a young guroptan employee of the flmmmova MunidHGhml W "M™* Vk <PMMMM MsVllsv t^^Jvf mfbt of Sunday, Jhmmry 22 was the subject of ■>•..• F Ct Bourne,
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    EIGHT GARAGES GUTTED
    247 7 EI GHT GARAGE S GUTTED :t! Motor Cycles Lo>l lilaze sj of eight taiagn at the rear of San r«at Plats, Circular Road. Kuala Lumpur, "as t-'QBSBistSBT buncd out One car. an *««stwsn SWiHif. the property of Mr. D. M. *ss*. vnka had beta garaged ten minutes •■teethe irtbiirt. and
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    43 7 Oteh Oteh Pwty gave variety «atar- v Year f rntiiimni of mfr Lens Kte Choaii. Ml "(inrsday ""^M ***it European n l CWmae wm ißflaU to wtoaai the yMwiiia °^r Ctaaa Bok |M» an oMMIIhi of 'lanelßg and atr. Lee Chen F^" and
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    CHETTIARS CONFERENCE
    216 7 Annual Meetinu ul hamber of Trade Hie second annual general meeting of the Chettiar's Chamber of Commerce. Singapore. «a« held in the specially decorated t Ghettiars' Temple. Almost all the memben were present and there was also a fair nu: ing rmhtonl of the year, was voted to
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    26 7 Tl f:fth ..:.rv...' NW Yeai ,V Home Of \:r. Me Athletic Association will br held rt t ih, n.sMyl..tion-s promts 42-B Upjht Nankin Street or. Saturday
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    FORGED NOTES IN PILLOW
    430 7 MALAY REVENUE OFFICER'S DISCOVERY Passenger From China Arrested \n alleged ittcmpt t« Mnu^glf .i larpe amount of f«)r««Hl Straits Settlements (urrency notes to the value of several thousand dollais into Singapore from China, mis described t«» Mr. Hay, the Singapore Police >la«i>trate, yesterday when the prelimin.ir\
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    FORGED $5 NOTE
    335 7 l\(h.in«e During I •Flutter" I ged to have passed a fort I Mkff note to a man with whom he was k flatter at the tables," on Chinese New Years BM .1 OMMM found himself in th»- same OHrt v,-.torday before Mr. A. V. r Hay MM
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    JAPANS GOLDFISH
    86 7 Kyoto, Jan -1 Bh cause of the scourge which ha- Uvn killing oft tho';-;mds «.f Japan's goldfish ha.s bt»en discovered by investigators at Kyoto Unlvenlty to be a parasite aWek h HmH «i llf cl by r-i I Not only goldfish but other freshwater CM* ires t--.. <■
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    47 7 Mi c O I.mi ,iriv<x at«- and solicitor, wb-j nas v. practice wrh Mi M V Pii'-u bM now Itoftji I pn M MM hi Bonham Biiildinir Mi C P S Wong has joined Mr Filial Mr Samuel Fi.i.i: ha moved from Bontiam Building to Rallies Caambers
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    G.B.S. DID NOT WANT TO COME EAST
    1244 7 We boarded the Empress of Britain— and here he is "fi.B.S." is sadly disillusioned. Btektni DOOM and quiet and the Opportanttf to get Wlttfod down to some work again perhaps after tl:(v ratha tanptstiMMi rocoptfton 01 Mi lat( book, he joined the Empress
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    CRIME NEWS
    181 7 Daily Newspaper For the Police Loiuiu:. ;..i irifc neiwpapei v. it ii I'ditions. I ircv.:;<tion of 30.000 copies Ml •dVHttMMOIt vMafe nobody can b ThM ai PI >:;r nu ludinfi pictorial Lvsue. and it contains crime news that really is news. It h mMai the •Police Gazette", and
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    8 7 M: &jn<mt Hake to at present visiting Sumatra
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    RAFFLES LIBRARY
    69 7 Half Yearly talf <•» Magazines A sale oi nwif 'lt** and periodicals lor Rafllcs Library between January and June of this year will be htid at the I Mm on Wednesday at I p.m. PfcNfeMM ill receive back number^ of magazines and periodicals regularly as current numbers ai
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    LAW NOTICE
    67 7 Friday, February 3rd KrfoTT the Chief Justice In thr Ist C onrt .it 11 a,m. Summor.res-in-Clwmber.s. Origin i* ing 6um- monses, Judgment Summons and S 548 29 Re Chia Choo Lee, deceased Before Mr. Justice ;i Beckett Terrell in th*> 2nd. Court at 11 a.m. Bankruptcy Mr. Justice
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    TRADE: TO-DAY AND TO-MORROW
    538 7 Cheltenham M.P. Sees a Dark Future A Jouri ;ili-i thinks it n >' So Bku-1 What Sin<;ap»rt Visitors Say \bout It Here are three opinion* on the economic de- .;i f. ..1. the Empress of Britain. Ward I'ru. minent journalists of to-day and a keen commentator
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    APPEAL ALLOWED
    140 7 hinese Who W;.^ Sentenced In l*ribcr> Case judgment was delivered by Mr. Justloe rell in the Appeal Court yesterday. allowing the appeal of Lee Oh Cheng who was convicted together with two police constiMrr for offering, and the coustabW for receiving, an illegal gratification. His arrest was the
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    TEN WEEKS' IMPRISONMENT
    82 7 srhWNr Sentence of ten weeks' rigorous tmpraoiiment was pasted on Busop bin Din. a Government servant, by lfr H. A Forrer. the Btnf»--pore Crtmtotl District Judge, yesterday, on being found guilty on a charge of crimtaftl bnach of trust. The accused, who as senior Revenue Officer attached
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    MALACCA THEFT CHARGES
    76 7 MALA CCA TH EFT CHA RG ES 'Prom Our Own Cowwpoodcnt) I 4 I I t ,i I anliH for stealing ft turkey and three wall lamps frffrngfrf to Ttoo Tok of we ordered to umlwgo bwm rsjst^» ne District Judfe to MOtaoee by w.:::u. Pteadlng fufltjr before Mr wl
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. MARRIAGE
    18 8 DOMESTIC OCCUR RENCES. MARRIAGE c- n Dfi -Or. Jan. 7. II Ml I- I x to Lillian E
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    DEATHS
    50 8 DEA TH S WEE— On January 31st. 1933. at W Moai. M.uLen Wee Neo, age 73. mother of Messrs. Tan OBf s of the Supreme Court and Tan Hong Ok Mi Of the Union Tudiiii; Co. Funornl on ■M Ft'bruaiy oth. to Bukit Brown at i iMS papei> ptoMC copy.
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1933. LEAGUE'S FIRST HALTING "STEPS"
    1067 8 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1933. LEAGUE'S FIRST HALT IN G "STEPS" XiM .vauc ti Mlß| M tot liie ia- f act oi t'r.f long drawn oal drama QhU il beta)| ptaj^l) M Geneva between the Le.uue and Japan. There is a tendency in some quarters to ivgard the
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    CUPID VISITS LUXURY SHIP
    697 8 CUPID VISITS LUXURY SHIP WEDDING ON EMPRESS OF BRITAIN "Can-Pac" Liner at Singapore ye^y^^'aSpZrcf'E STSre «lly is on the arrival dim «iV One reason was the ear* hour at which she arrived, and another the fact that *c feoeraU, is no on board, and therefore had little interest. A huce
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    CHINESE BOY TO DIE
    452 8 CHINESE BOY TO DIE Death vm,^ n Murd ■[j NOl IKSAK 'Mem Vnd H. nrnns —Mr. 1 100 look Keatu th- H.lua w .>,..! Yl .11. at KUti4 l**^ mmmMt* ago. »a* iwnl sliU> »tt«d to death at Kuaii i-J* that Uhiy was no rviaVn. uui H, fc tauw at
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    NEW IMPORT DUTIES
    32 8 NEW IM PORT DUTIES Th< I.M (WE PR£S6 s"^^CE- COPJ-jf, The new import <tat*s *ad **2^ feHMI rt-fiuhi'iu:-. g|M rJ include* "KftßlltocW* irt»ou> r^^r;' »I 1» «r C*itu pen** ranitr and eboafti."*
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    13 8 Among ttawe »oe* <m BrtUto wer* Mr. uA 1I» Nat ■mini i»*ii* r*r
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      68 8 GIVE SOMETHING IN JADE FOR PRESENTS U. S. de Silva Bros., JEWELLERS, 23 HIGH STREET SINGAPORE. IN ENGLISH PRISONS an increasing interest fa being taken in gardening. The prisoners are said to be particularly enthusiastic about the cultivation ot strong wall climbing plants. Make BUW that \ou are fully covered
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      CO-OPERATION ASSURED?
      123 9 C O-OPERA TION ASSURED? s Aiiiiiinil London Report UNITED FROM MuM l!f Made to N.T Reason Herald giw> pro repart that defimt. th- 1 cuiif >te» t« be taken NpNta| Ikr Si— Japanese question. leader «n this sabject Herald sajs tii.tt [rMit between B«M Hi »4shu»xU»n is aaast import ib!
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      JEHOL AN ARMED CAMP
      263 9  - JEH OL AN ARMED CAMP Volunteer Wait For Japtwesc i lark Yfc^ I.^. sT** -ft B^Sflß^agi W^a AMlritV ik/ ftmff tm* I Kiim* «4 I r j at ten the SBglggi pHfc TV msftuu oi the Chinese at the Jehol uw araMting forces of the Ma«lm*ita I are inadequate, and
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      "BLOOD BROTHERHOOD"
      23 9 for Trial r.»kio hrb 2 at? txaataati M ■MAM last year's ■—toattonr of M i*l Ski: 1 for DobMc trial Reuter
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      NOW FOR THE ROOSEVELT PLAN
      170 9 NOW FOR THE ROOSEVELT PLAN KNOCK DOWN THOSE TARIFF WALLS Borah Wants T. !»ut Screw on Brihin Ro.»>fv,|| a|d xrnjtor Mull \TVk U'" draftrd (hl u of -i Plan u.,rld wid«- lowering of uniT v .11 muNuiion of currfniH-* u\ han-r rrmitt.iM,,. „f U|r d^ htN Reuter 2LTLSJ 1 b
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      TRAFFIC IN WOMEN
      217 9 Siamese (iirU SnumuUd Into Malawi rnational co-operation to combat the traffic in women and children in the East through the creation of central authorities in each country to recommended In th.« report to the League of Nations Council by the Commission of Inquiry which has iir. osthjated
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      BERT HINKLER
      87 9 i Shall Hear From Him Shortly." Say> Wife Svdnr%. Feb Interviewed by Smith's Weekly. Mrs. Hinkler said "Bert is not in the Alps. I shall from him shortly. He told me that possibly I will have no news for a time and not to but it is leasable
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      FREE STATE TRADE
      92 9 Reduction in Import> and Kxport> London. Feb. Trade itatM 4^* of the Iris- ffeM State ehov. i; :•).<-.' .:r.;wit- trom all c< vi:- tries Into the Free SUte totalled MMWUWI against tM.457.6M in the previous fMK B» ports from the Pree SUte to all ewflMM I B
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      IRISH RAIL STRIKE
      73 9 Wage* Board Recommendation Turned Down London. Jan. ::i The strike on the raUways of nm i: land and on the whole of t: < R -h Railway of Ireland, which Is partly in the Mah Free BUte, began at midm?ht. The strikers are ref ustof the reduction
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      FAMOUS SPORTING PEER DEAD
      111 9 LORD WAVERTREKS TURF RECORD (lave Horses To Nation For National Stud I.ondoi I ,-b. 2. Lor vhose death was mn«rrt to-day n -a.:........ wuhei a Baron in 1919. Ml sport Acus. who bred mid M :.<>ru. which won the Derb.- tor Dm Edward VII .access on
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      OIL DISPUTE
      179 9 Direct Negotiations to be Resumed Dr. Benes* mediatory aflsi BM \n?loPersian oil dispute have resulted in an agreement on principle between the repre- i-.tauvo •-•ao\a for the resumption of direct negotiations for the renewal oi Hm concession but untU the agreement is confirmed »venunents concerned, no offl ftatement
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      FROM SNIP TO ALTAR
      102 9 Staffordshire Bride Married In IVnanir [From Our Own Correspondent] Penally. Irb. I wedding took place this morning a- s [George's Church of Reginald Grosvenor Btttt of the Agricultural Department, stationed at Pant Buntar Nh.v- Mar ;daofhter of Mr. Thomas George Addie. of Staffordshire, who arrived from
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      CHANNEL GALES
      75 9 Relief of Eddystone Lighthouse Keepers london. Jan. 31. Oiing to a continuous easterly gale and r< relief of th* -;;>•:- o: the Eddy stone lighthouse ten cla>« overdue when yesterday the relief tvs was able. enough to <•-- Mh *:*h the linhthou.se by BtM of breeches buoy apparatus.
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      RUBBER FOOTWEAR
      57 9 Higher Tariffs In The Inited States Washington, I fh. 1. Mr Hoover has sanctioned an increase In the footwear tariff on fabric for uppers, rubber soled footwear, boots, shoes and other tost -a r. si rt.i.:'.v of rubber. The t.t: Ma! i .m. l l- d on the
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      SOVIET SPRING SOWING
      46 9 I.ar^e Area To Be Planted With Cereals Mom'ow i r\>. T:>' So- i.-t pnr nl.in pro\ id< foi pl.tntmß of C 5.000.000 hectares ol all cereal of which 10.000.000 will be planted on State Bhm njmjm moaOKttm turn ud I*l4l dividual farmer Reuter
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      BANGKOK FREEMASONS
      41 9 FREK PRESS SKHVICE --COPYRIGHT) li.riKkok. Feh 2. -a- :■..]•■■>■:.'. d .it tht- ivM il|H i:.- of th. H.i: ..iSOIIS I:..- att.-rui..:: -he largest in th U of the Lodge <>: MM John and m u.hom-'i by the Master. Norman GretnfUld CM
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      HITLER TURNS ON COMMUNISTS
      62 9 Heavy Casualties in Wave Of Rioting HEADQUARTERS RAID Nazis' Four Years' Plan To Save Nation Berlin. ,-l>. I Another (,1.,u wa tru( k k?ainst <- om muni-ni when the Poiioe udf d tl;- ii.-.id quarters of thf (ifrnian (ommunlM P.ut>. :u Karl l.it-r.ki ht H,ms<- in
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      WAR ON COMMUNISM
      93 9 Berlin. Keh. st Comir begun. The police have forbidden all ComIst cp?n air demonstrations in ttd < J The Deutsche Allgt.r. i.v the I .ntment of Count Helcior:. Ifrtw ol the H I storm tVMBi in Berlin, as police president lartkL Hen- Ooettac, the p.ev; hfi cf
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      NIGHT OF TERROR
      169 9 H- potto tj the deaths and injuries 10 H c |b M all parts of the country. Tav N <\ a policema;. killed at HlMing, Lower Rhine, a Nazi wao >-d to death at Luebeck. a Comm U-as killed i| Welbeig. Rliineland azid mml wounded at Wemii;--:
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      RESCUE PEASANTS FROM MISERY
      135 9 Berlin, I «-b. a pin ta save Germ a chaos is the programme of the Hitler Go ment. announced Hitler in a remarkable peech broadcast throughout German} He declared .:.<• h i. l>e dragged from his B and unem] ment definitely overcome. F -I'ir: fttU U
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      89 9 Berlin. 1 <-b. I. Dissolution of tfM MclMtag was due It :>■ rel of the Centre Party to support Hitler. hence lack cf a working par'.iair- 'ar> majority. H'-ir yon Papcn counts on over 50 per ct-nt. >. IfM electorate to vote Tor the Nazi^ and their allies. T b-
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    COMMODITY MARKET
    102 9 LATEST TIN AND RUBBER PRICES AND STERLING RATES Rubber and Tin prices and the sterling rate in New York and Paris, specially cabled to the Free Press, are as follow TIN London. Feb. Spot £149 5 h (£l48 1 1 j Forward £15(P H (£149) Tone of Market
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    BORNEO COMPANY
    44 9 Dividend Deferred On Cumulative Preference Shares [FREE PRESS SERVICE— COPYRIGHT] London. Feb. 2. UN Borr.uo Company is deferrint; consideration ol the payment o: the 7-- per cent dividend on the cumulative preference shares until I the accouiito lor March 31 aro available
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      243 9 THE "ACE OF BLADES" THE FINEST RAZOR BLADE EVER PRODUCED OUR CLAIM That the HE OF BLADES is the World's Best is no empi* on< \H that >ki!l and t\w latest methods <>1 manufacture can produif combined with the highly tempered Sheffield steel. to n i! r the ACE OF
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      1155 10 TTIE BLUE FUNNEL LINE (Ocean THE SIAM BTEAM NAVIOATION Co., Ltd, Steam Ship Co. Ltd. and China THE HUA KHIOW BTEAM3HIP Co., (1932) Ltd. Mutual Steam Navigation Co, Ltd. THE CUNARD STEAM SHIP Co., Ltd. THE STRAITS STEAMSHIP Co., Ltd. THE SARAWAK STEAMSHIP Co.. Ltd. TTIE CHINA NAVIGATION Co., Ltd.
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      506 10 Ellerman Bucknall Steamship Co., Ltd. (Incciporated to Boclaad) "ELLERMAN" LINE. FREIGHT SERVICE TO UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENT. VTA PORTS AND SUEZ CANAL HOMEWARDS. Steamer. i>oe Spore. Salta Spore. s.s. CITY OF LYONS For Havre, London, Rotterdam Hamburg Feb. 28 Mar. 2 ss CITY OF MANILA For Havre London. Rotterdam Hamburg
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      292 10 P. O British India and Apcar Lines (Incorporated In England MAIL, PASSENGER AND CARG SERVICES. PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL S.N.J I NDEF ONTKA< I WITH 111- MX.II LONDON \.M) I I X-l MM; OUTWARDS FROM LONDON !•>!! \Mk I 1933 NALDERA CORFU 15.000 Peb. 3 BURDWAN BANGALOBB 6.000 P*. If KAI6ER-IHIMD
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      565 11 fl Wk^Mm r^Km I II Bbble I sfl 111 ,n, >HL..^. i( I.OXDp^. AVrjVERP. ROTTEKDAM AM, 38AKI MABU T. 1M» Mar. KATORI M l" LIVERPOOL. v V Penant Colomlx. Adt-n. S.. V r 5,,. B- :.,.;:> Kr ,nibul to'hambi-rg: 1 Uy "ra ColnMlWK Bues, Fart Said. Havre, Dunkirk. London. P^tb.
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      353 11 &AMMMJII €f »5 schedule EUROPE w, AMERICA VISIT SI 'NNY CALIFORNIA YOSEMITE PARK HOLLYWOOD GRAND CANYON WEF.KLI SAILINGS FROM MANILA AND OR HONG KON(i IO SEATTLE DIRECT OR VIA HONOLULU TO SAN FRANCISCO. LOS ANGELES AND VIA PANAMA CANAL TO HAVANA AND NEW YORK LOU THROUGH RATES HONG KONG TO
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      930 11 K. P. M. KOxMNKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPFIJ M\i:n- -K. ijang. Sapat, Tembilahan, Poeloe-PalUs and Rrngat. OP TIN NOOK I -FTKia\ PM I MM < passengers and mails c >, Batavia, Semaranp and Sourabaya. mfOMBO Mfc. 3. BsJawan-D P \!lll> Saturday, Fob. 4. Padang-Bay, Anaj. i, .1 and Sourabaj Dl \\i ifm
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    LORD TRENCHARD CALLS FOR VOLUNTEERS
    228 12 SMALL-AR.\I INSTRUCTION AT "THE YARD" An bnrgmf Bpi .-cted ronstables of the M politan PoJUe arc to be trained as expert ■•uunrren." Lord Tioik hard, the commissioner, has asked for volur- Mm divisk: ;tjo a course of instruction in Httl shoo: Frnctice- wiil be carried
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    HAI LUNG LIES LOW
    282 12 Zoo Bullj Meets His Waterloo A r.ottd London Zoo bully bai through an untwul experttace ar.d lean ■jajtj Tills creature is Hai 1 Chinese aiiigatT. who for fome time I trying hir best to rival Grorge. the centei.. -ictt American alligator. H the 7 Accompli hi
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    57 12 ...-.rU/uv of the Oran is to be transformed into a harbour basin and a new outer harbour built. In Algiers large programme of harbour extension Is to be nied out. including the completion of the H irbour now under MMtntttloa and the lengthening- of N all. 685 million francs Trill
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      632 12 Burns Philp Line. (Incorporated Id Australia) FOR BRISBANE, SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE via JAVA, DARWIN AND THURSDAY ISLAND. ■cffular mcctLJy Bailings by the well-known steamer MARELLA »7 375 ton*; and the 8 8 MANGOLA (3,352 tons* [Cargo only] f MARP3J.A Ls one of the largest and finest .steamers tradinf to Australia.
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      317 12 I.S. K. LINE. EEA '<' ISHIHARA INDUSTRIAL AND TRANSPORT CO. corporated in Japan). I\--|N«M: REGULAR FREIGIII AND -M:\|«! PASSENGFK SERVH I >■'■««. ««n iju, -,kom.,aV/x MflOU MARU o. »l^ lOK KttHl >'vV MO.II M \\<<n im W'M-ii\»n BOROiaiA Sail. i 73 MALTA MARU P*t J Feb. 3 Mill Peb .14
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      648 12 I MAIL DESPATCHES BY TRAIN kok every Saturday 7 p.m. and ur?riays 7.30 a.m lay to Friday 7.30 a.m. j urdays 7 pji tan ma Jerantut) Monday to itan ivia ..u.i •> .-..turdays 7 p.in :tan \ia Padang Bssar) Monday 7 j> in itan ivia Ger.a&) cm ry Wednesday, Thursday
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      183 12 West Wharf iKntrance <„tt< 4 Bal 0 'U 5. KEPPEL IIARBOI X Main hart; W Bt. J<;; I lies 1 T't Oil Whirl Nil oil Uhaii Nil VESSELS IN Din IKK K^ fanjon:, I'a^ai Albert Do< k Hu i Tong. Nain I I I !nia Dock Soli. Kt'ppel Harboui Kini
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      STRAITS PACIFIC FREIGHT TARIFF NO. 3
      24 13 M.'iiui.w lined Rubier (iood>— l Ml rs* on manufactured rubbf: s oods ul ton o: 50 e«MC I
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      PASSENGERS TO EUROPE
      633 13 ■g passengers are >. Hm 1 I I at 9.30 ,i.m. for Oil ■■■■■■■>■ Europe "ii. Mils K. E. Gordon. Mr H V Guljston. Mrs. M. S. Marshall. Ml vi M.. M iMi ■■•on. Mr. J. M PI Ml Old child. Mr C. E. I. BJi M:
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      PASSENGERS OUTWARD
      142 13 The following are people who left London on Jan. 13th. for Singapore on the Terukuni "Maru —Mr G J. Borger. Mr. and \U I Canon-Roberts, Col. The Hon. E Cokt Dr P J S C: Mr I s. Jackson. Mr. Sugittoto. Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Webster, Miss
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      PORT OF ROTTERDAM
      150 13 :.-aifv o: R.)' i^rdam durir. r Lv<"m*i was as follows Knr: HB:i ...r, u 1 133 »U3 ton- :dam; 262 ships, measuring HI 11 1 toi:> :>•: l.>r the ,>rv.;ill pr>rt.-- lp. the environ:^ Januarj 1 December 1932. 10 047 sliiph mo^uri:.- 14 SKiT 35? ton.-, net
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      29 13 The s.s. Allpore. has left Hong Kong and is r\p to aiTiv. at this rt at 5 pm on Tuesday Sh« will proceed alongside thSHB v ".i" an r.al
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      A SHIPPING JUBILEE
      579 13 Shaw, Savill and Albion Line MY of the am... Bi Company with Übi mm. Mi and Albion Ooapatq was ■'> m November in. 183- tfa --T.jo.OOn. and the activities Hj, 1 an in January 1883 The late.t addition to the c0m,,,:, 1 "i passeiu.-r mail set vices
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      ANTWERP
      186 13 Inward Tonnage lor 1932 During the month of December 1932. 840 st-a-goinLj vessels, measuring together 1.776J5S >r.j entered the port of Antwerp. Owr the v. i.nU- fBBi 1932 the in.yard tonnage ..rv. ;init.-d U> 19.0Hti.74 > >:.- ;j 4<>7 -t.:;> I:: quence of the general crisis a decrease on
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      GALLANTRY RECOGNISED
      128 13 At thr Mercantile Marine Ofl'u C\..::.i.j p>.u<- i i;,t,-><*>\ UtmtmmfrOammamtn b VVoou XI) RNH furr-HTlj thu.i OMfeti ol the Napierian wa.-, presented .1 Siiw-r M. .v. and Di;jloir..i ov Pavniaster-Cominande: I V. Bloomfleld, R.D R N.R Chiel I IHM Mi btln.l: Qgwk Govt-rnir.-r.' Ti,. '.■rr.sciH:ition v. i> in
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      PILOTS AND PILOTS' PAY
      1025 13 "Plums" of the Seafaring Profession The n Dflfttfffc "Pirates of Penzance" who was told to "take and bind this promising lad apprentice to a pilot" is considered by the general run of seamen to have been wisely advised. That she misunderstood her instructions and bound him
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      30 13 The lflC. ship Owwil MeMncer ft duo kerp from Penanß on Sunday at 7 ajn. and Mi probably sail on the saaw day at S p.m. for 'n B woarrct.
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      487 13 THE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS (Daily and Weekly Editions) Head Olllce 138 RORfSsoN KOAf>, SINGAPORE Tefcphon* Cable Addre^ \h\ KRTisi: R, SINGAPORE l-itr>t tfl^rarrLs and latest "aV- tt 7 S M H° m u U r,° Wn c r^p«nd S ent" n london. Belfast Paris. Batavia 1 wire from Penin^' 00
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    MALAYA RUBBER STATISTICS
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    GUTHRIE & CO.'S REPORT MALAYA TIN STATISTICS
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    185 15 Singapore, Feb. 2. Owing to the intervention of the ChUHM New Year Immediately followed by the Mohamedan "Hurl Raya Puasa" three crmpict > ;.>st to busine.'is during th>.- i>:ioi! •wider review, with the result that trading has been much restrict«'d Whilst ths. 1- a market wa^ closed the
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    90 15 The Chief Secretary to the P.M.S Government Imposes, for a period of six months only. with effect from February Ist, Inclusive, a reduced duty of 8 cents plkul or part of a purul on all rubber exported (levied for the purposes of the Rubber Research Institute
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    PALM OIL AND PALM KERNELS
    110 15 Guthrie and Co.'s Weekly Keport Singapore, Feb. J. Below are the latest buyer.-, prices, received by .bit this moriiin,;, lor M.iiayin Palm Oil and Kali Xt m Pahr. Oil hi B.Ik: i.f. IHaM '-.ei^ht. New V..:k Phi.aJ :..:i:..i L" 1 I (US currency) per lb
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    45 15 Chan Sze Onn and Co., Secretaries: Kuchal Tin actual running time 342 hours 06 mins, time lost G2 hr;. 54 mins.. Government quota restriction rchem" 319 hours, average di£Rin<r depth 48 feet, ore won 425 pikuls. yardage treated 67,000 cubic yards.
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      223 15 February 2 London 4 month*' sight 2 3 29 32 London 3 months' sight 2 3 7 8 London. 60 days sight 2 3 27 32 London 30 days' sighi .'3 13 It; London demand 2 3 25 32 London T T 2 3 3 4 Lyon vii
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      145 15 February 2 Tlr. Sing.i] ;h r o:K Oambi oc AfpH w Flak.- Ta, |J| P. ail S:. S:-..,. 4:„ Copra, Sund:.. 4 Sago, fl p< Devoo's Imperial BitlilKCi Kerosene pf r tin a 69 S\'.'. ;ii. An > Kiiost-:.. p-r ur. IN :>. M f..- .lin 1 4 drum.per
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      76 15 IVbruar> 2nd.. 12 o clock noon Buyer* SrUen rI.S.S. equal to London Standard. Spot (loose) 6'< 6 h it.S S. equal to London Standard, I *>B.) 9% Standard R.S.S on Tender Feb. 6V. f% M.- 6% April t1 16 i April- Junr 69 18 611
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      76 15 txt-ts rirerd tl Mw) Assurance In force over tSS.wwt.tff The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. (Inoorporatod in the Straits 6sttlsmsnis) E area: Ea.t^n Ufe BuUdlng, Cecil Street, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE 27, Old Jewry, *C m £2000 deposlted the Supreme Court of England and complies with the British Life Aaaurance
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    170 16 ItoriltM <•{ liookmakciv a t Dog Races hir Own Corn -.xindentl London. Jan. l',. Tlie tote controversy continues, but *m:. h no change in th> r. i on dog rat;., i: d generally 'n.. 1 ':ie Turf la<t a good deal of its duction of the dog ■■>
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    278 16 TKX MEN OUTPLAYED BY R.I. <M Solitary Coal Of Seven R.I. 6: S.K. 1. In t i -ii :.t.-; :A-kc\ :r. '> UM season the Singapore Khal^a V~,<iaticn m ci« '->';:K to OIK I the H .11.' i! tion on HM BhOOl ground yesteid.
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    218 16 PERAK TURF C LU B Full LM of Entries For Spriag Meeting The following are th or the Perak Turf Club Spring meeting on Feb. 11. 15 and II a Done Up. Brown Jack A.'onford. The C Golden Maize. Comprador. Sonspark. S. Be si. Selangor. Trawellton. Limber U] Q derra.
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    52 16 The Wei-llai-Wei (up Competition T> nMi UH m Wil H Cup 'l'" VtaBCI Un match |dl D X ppd OJO. and the liland Club <;vt I I I I i: c Until rfl] k pel or i- The Hntftf OX! Vfli 1 Lines 0 C at 1 ajr 1
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    95 16 H< ::v. bt half 0H Huui>'. 1';..,. |M>t£ at Hie annual cimper i t lf I'ppt r Clftpt Club on Satuiciay. Acinui.ti Pen Rflfdt, CX CMC. (pa|| pr-.MMdit c,i Hi KF.I lfl<:-:d! tO I!.' 'RtiUMl!, U\'..,r. ..l;,:;: t tiv ■Bwenint bods temdnf ;ne ptqpMd Mstcii n behalf ■>: n,.;,, f
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    580 16 BRITISH GOVERNMENT'S PROPOSALS Armaments in Europe London f.l i. Tin v.v uy proposals for expediting the work of the Di-arnnurj n1 Conference subm/:-!) by the British delegate to the President H Conference Mr. Henderson, and to rcpresenta- ..1 the five gi* P :s at the
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    156 16 Indian Who Pestered Her Detained From Our Own Correspond I IViuiii^ 1.1. At i it to-day an Indian Mohameda: N to Bin Mohamed Mydin. uhc vnh rausin^ hurt to a Chinese girl, P Hex Chooi. by throwing a stone at htr <n a (rir was convicted hut
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    79 16 10 H Purdcm "ho has been appointed Hear: Mi.-ir..- nf tlir Girls' I hool. Alor Star, ha? star to assume duties. Th< MMd general meeting of the Klang D( !'..:.tt is' Association took pla<e on M ;ay at the Klang Club to consitit :;> <I i ottii -bt -arer- ill
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