The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 10 February 1933

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    16 1 The Singapore Free Press 13^ ESTABI ISJIKD |835. SINGAPORE, S.S. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1933. 10 CENTS.
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    THE DAY'S NEWS
    358 1 Several inU-rr^tins uiinonncei.irnts wrrt made at (luestion tin in Pai liimont— The Wstiithw mi- ion ».i- rni-t h;. th;> Princo of Wales on arrival iti I.ontlnnIVfi s. A big reoonstriKlion schmn i, propo<>ed f(ir Madrid Pape 16. The Will hire Ili^im. train >■>„-- defeated by Prrak by
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    WANTLESS
    1426 1 Man wants but little here below It has been nor wants that little lone. Heace the oeed for advert isiug. Those who haw* goods to ;ok round them and behold a vast multitude oT their she Jo« -creature* walking about with J ck-lustre eyes as though desire had perished
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      140 1 «sS* Vj- i_L *—^*j _P^_^_^_^_B I E I _.y |fi| SmHhHPVS 1 I TAINABIt \I MI RA FFLES HOTEL -I vYA'S PREMIER HOTEL TONK.HT TEA D\NCi:-6.15 p.m. to 8.15 pm. j INFORMAL DINNER DANCE 9.»0 to midnight. TO-MORROW DINNER DANCE and HUGO AND JOSEPHINE (tn complete cfan^e off pracrvnme) i
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      301 1 I SE.4 VIEW HOTEL TO-MGHT 3 AND < tiftAitirr WIT H T II MATE SISTERS DINNER H NON-DINERS SI f (FRIDAYS fcVFNIN'G ORKSS ESSENTIAL* i 1 AOELPHI j HOTEL PATRONS ARE REQUESTED TO KINDLY N ni THAT HENCEFORWARD THERE WIIL BE ONLY ONE CLASSICAL CONCERT, ON THE 1 FIRST SUNDAY
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      175 1 LATEST M>VFV;FIs: M!N 1^ Save ycur money Pnge 8 Go'fcr's insurance Page 16. v> you modernize Page 1 €■:<• real voice at last Page t. CHRYSLER RIDING EASE t^Qf/rt; »>y ft^^ 'O- *B* PIANOS uprighTgrands FROM $450.00 GUARANTEED FOR 10 YEARS W. GARCIA PIANOFORTE MANUFACTURER, AMBER MANSIONS. CUT CURA HEALED
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      2 1 LEAHIN^PROvisJoN STORKS
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    DARTMOOR RIOT HERO
    220 2 Armed With a Dau r «tr on Mountain-top A ticket-of-taave convict from Dartmoor. whose bravery in the mutiny there a year ago' Helped to save the h:> of C TORMi a Prison C ai; .1: CV.in. r. Q-u<r*. S**>sftons at Cardiff sent back to prison foe M
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    42 2 dramatic SOS was broadcast kg BBC. for a man to go to two different hospitals, where his father, mother and brother T*ere dangerously ill. It is the first te the history of the BBC. that such a double appeal has been made.
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    MALAYANS AT HOME
    121 2 Fr .v. Ou: Ov:. Coi respondent] London. Jan. M Amoi. MalaVMii At:- las i .s.: Dr F \V Fox worthy, of Kuala I.!!; >'(!■ ':u BttS^ell Hotel. VV.C 1. Mr E G Forlr N'.lM Sctnbilan. staying 20 Ravel boll in Gardens Ealin»; Mr. R. r: Buck".:; of
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    73 2 Mr H Lavt<m 01 Hoy, a in a grocery sh.»p in Church Street, Hastings, 1. -a", .i cia.shine down the street I clothes in iMMi Hi RM ■flu \m and :'.unj4 his coat nmnd bar, raOtaf h over on tb ivement and thu :u !i:r.the flames. The girl was taken
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      347 2 PR EMO all-rubber BRUSHES An entirely new departure in nail and Toilet brushwaro. Britl b Manul > I ire %J prim M CenK 0 (enis. M Cents. MEDICAL HALL, LTD. O PF General IW Ollire. BUSINESS CARDS. STRAITS TYPEWRITER AGENCY STATIONERS REPAIRERS. 14 A Change Alley, Singapore The Chrßpc-f Hou?e
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      614 2 TENDERS SI N G APORE MUN ICIPA L NOTICE. Tenders. NOTICE is hereby given that tenders art aov.' invited for the following materials or services and that particulars cf such tenders may be obtained in the Tender Room. Municipal OflOM S'.ipply m ifijiub-ifu d Diiumen s'iUabi'- for surface kntttßMvl f
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      427 2 NOTICES. THE BOARD OF LICENSING JUSTICES, SINGAPORE. Notice oi' Meeting. Tin qu;'i: i. essions of the Board Licen-sni- Justice, lor tht- Settleine-:! <■: Singapore will Ix held iii the Fiist M:-. ti Court' Sin a;>ore at 215 p.ltl on Wednt March 22nd 1933 ..pplicatkms for Public House Licence* „:>. ations
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      332 2 PHOI r;; N i < I JbJ\ Don your mirror say: ni Run-down •'W' a i Koad how other* succeeded in building up their health with P -.WATOGEN. f I y v M iiusband user mk home from mi utterly tired ontt lines too tired to eat. Now, after laLng
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      229 2 THE WEEK 111-I.iv iM! High Water 10.05. 9.3 ft, 23.32. 8.6 H YJI.C.A. vs. Medical College Union. at Anaor. Road; Wiltshire Re. Penang at Penang: V.M.C.A. ¥1 Canning, at Fort Canning Tennis SC C Tournament. satuid..>. nth. High Water 10.42. 9.8 ft.. 23.35. 8.9 ft Hockey: Wiltshire Regt. vs. Selan
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    CLOTHES MOTHS
    754 3 War hanui:. in \> £sprr^nrais co the protection of woollen clothes moths hay* recently Imb earrird out by the British Wool Indus\>&odation-» lleafflnilry, I*eds>. co-uperative Research Associations tarn* under the auspices of the Department 4 uflc and liimliM lateearch. OmsKiiting on the investigations. D 0 Baikrr. director of
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    42 3 14> i Thomson, who became engaged to M: i' Taylor, of Kuala Lumpur, wh her pare) H V." Xfeaaj c MG and Mrs. Thomson were at the Residenc'. D is lo be married on Saturday, March 4th. i critnley Gardens. Kensington. \«7
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    BLAZING VILLAGE IN CHINA'S "WAR" ZONE
    17 3 ~.;r"l »«ch destruction b, «re vi. .age .n the ieho. border.
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    TRIBUTE TO MR. A. H. LEMON
    444 3 FUNERAL SERVICE AT RE X; ATE Thirty-three Years Service In Malaya [From Our O C I pondentj London. Jan. 1 The Times, publishes thr following .<: tion of ti Mr. A. H. Lemon, whose I recorded last v.etk 808 Lemon, ioimcrly British I Bl
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    LICENSED BY THE KING
    309 3 Pwm oi Bound wi Gkcs Cloth V many of the Kings subjects are I that there are some publu -houses and restau- of which the licmsine author;* I King himself? In -MtisUci Just published by the London council giving details of the 7.566 li•d premises in
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      60 3 n) c £\van6 v| OHOPJUM <A II BRITISH BEER at 11l I R BEDROCK prices DON'T FAIL TO AVAII YOURSELF m~. T iSi=gfmi OF THIS UN PRECEDENTED OFFER i&aSEiB CHOI* »1 1 .71 Imi!' 1 botti,-.. m *~**'-J '^%%£^o hi TV I'AID AMI I)KI.I\ KIUM) William Jacks £/Co. Malaga lld^
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      48 3 I To tre.it these complaints succss--1 y, ,-^ct to the root of the trouble. Clarke's Biood Mixture .s the we; id's greatest blood purifier and I healer, it is famous for Blood and Skin Disorders. i Of all Cheinisrs and Store?. i good in LIQUID or TAIII ET/orm
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      418 3 Estate Trust Agencies (1927) Limited BRANCHES 21, First Cross Street I MALAI 11. Light Street I PKNANCJ 4, Klyne Street KUALA LIMPIK. Registered by and Security deposited with the Straits Settlements Government. Act as Trustees, Administrators, Keceivc»>. Guardians, Rent Collectors, Investments Super* isod and Interest collected. Probate or Letters of
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    CLOTHES AND THE WOMAN
    988 4 CLOTHES AN D THE WOMAN •TifE drill for the spring season Is to by tall and to wear grey. So everybody can be at last half a good soldier, and do what is ■•mured. If you are jhort you might wear two sorts of grey, or two grey frocks, or
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    Hairbrushes For Ornament And Use
    451 4 BY DOROTHY JORDAN I?IE M.G.M. STARi NQII a Christr.i..-. N« birthday puses on which some of us, with our fe- ,minine vanity and love for the decorative, do 'not receive baubles for our dressing MM I Pretty accessories in front of ones dressing I mirror
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    MAYONNAISE SAUCE
    57 4 mavonn:>ist- ?auop sometimes eromes lumpy. The curdling may J?" b> remedied by the addition of nn egg t B»at up the sauce \v,>li httal adiln- the P'J. if th r. any lumps, whisk the niin tes with nn ordimrv e^g :;i^ 'ound that the we to creamy after
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    Dressed In Sunshine
    261 4 She Will be ONDON is growing more and more of a fashion centre, and the Miss London of I 1933 us likely to be jauntier and saucier ;,nd i 1 more gaily dre-sed than any of her cone temporaries in other cit.es. Consider the new colours, over
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    JEWELLERY
    109 4 Mayfair's latest craze Is the collecting of old Hungarian jewellery. Already some of th r'mo t important dre:y makers are showing it j... :r evening clothes, r.nd mannequins •are parading adorned with magnificent eld neck-;.K brar-l.t i:v. .> and \-ii j;; the heirlooms, probably, of some noble family or
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    FURNITURE POLISH
    95 4 j Wood naphtha obtainable from <:. ->. rr. 'is an ideal furniture polish After rem any rema ning furniture ere m. add one 1 dessertspoonful of the wood naphtha to I .quarts of warm water. Wa h th< furniture all lovor and polish with a a i( d
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    A Permanent Wave
    832 4 A Permanent Wave The Care of Your Hair By Our Woman Correspondent Iv you ate going to bave a permanent wave, hero are some things that you should know. Do not use anything on your hair for several weeks before you have your perman-ent-no oils, tonics or rinses absolutely nothing.
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    THE MARMALADE SEASON
    561 4 < h-aneos. Lemons, Grape Fruit Though in days gone by February wu tooted upon ss the rnt>rrn>l>ilf-r w f^m month now almost as soon as the new year come* la the sour, thick -skinned orange* appear in the shops. Though the real Scots variety still find* greatest
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    If You Want To Have Charm
    612 4  - If You Wa nt To Have Charm in MADELENE CARROLL Will ll* Brftfch PUm fltar) nOURB. the nuMrioal kind, might r to the ordinary, romantic British h have Uttle to do with charm. A Ft?: of mine, the other day. ho-vever, indui^r. habit of his rare of thinktac numbers, ma*
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    Jungle Jewellery
    56 4 Ju ng le Je w ellery We go right to the for our spr Ig <• j lery, according to one j xpert who states 1 negs Joined by gold are the latost iWnR fo: J wear with spr!: 2 Gold beads oftr v. J IWMHm*^^ version of th< 1
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    SCOTS DRIFTER THAT "STUNG" A CRUISER
    1015 5 SCOTS DRIFT ER TH AT "STUNG" A CRUISER OPENS BA H ONE S&: 'N How Gowan Lee's Skipper Won V(. Cattish drlften win be added to that of patrols and other naval bodies on the great War Memorial tr. Edinburgh. Their work was very danger, ass. at protection ftv then
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    4 5 ;i mps for TWrrttorlftL^
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    STOCK-IN-TRADE OF A SWINDLER
    749 5 STOCK-IN-TRADE OF A SWINDLER CONFESSED THAT BLUFF WAS HIS ONLY ASSET Twcht iMtfe 1 Hard Labour for Fraud Immaculately dressed, and obviously cultured. a plausible man, described as Reginald Channell. 35. engineer, made IB ext-.aon;.: appeal from the deck at Southampton, where as prosecuted for a series of impostures. There
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    ALL ON THE SPOT
    205 5 "Tinre is No Stopping Soviet," Says German Professor Berlin. Feb. 9. N) power m the world cur. prevent the full i industrialization of the USSR' declared iiProfessoi Meyer of the UniverM'y cf E.s.vcn in a lecture here. Even from the viewpoint cf capitalism, said the profes-.cr,
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    300 YEARS OLD RECIPE BOOK
    681 5 300 YEAR S OLD RECIPE BOOK MRS. HE ETON OF LONG A(iO On View At The London Museum While manuscript recipes are preserved in many old diaries and notebooks Jeep*, by the descendants of their writers, early printed re-cipe-books are sUrprisingly rare. Tlio London Museum, Lancaster House, is at present
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    CONTRACTOR FINED
    319 5 CO NTRACT OR FINE D The "Worst < Ynu-nt << n iii Kuwloon" That the material used (or the building wee so bad thai It would be a source of danger to the public when completed was the alteration made by Mr. A. F. Reynolds, of the the Kowlcon Magistrate
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    SOVIET TO LOOK US OVER
    43 5 Expedition 'In Mud* Malaya and I) > I 1 An ethnographic expedition to the FMUp- pines, Malay*, tbe Netberlaadß Iml bin and the shores of the Afrfcam eanttntßt to Mac The expedition will be fttaeat turn k«B* foe :r
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      146 5 *-*^F RESERVATIONS PHONE 6903 TALLULAH BANKHEAD PAH LIKXS. CHARLES BICKFORD "THUNDER BELOW" k inroad i-o»v> into her own: Tin- real t li Iho -tar Clamorous, gorgeous In a lulti drama of a woman and two men beyond the boundaries of civilisation Paramount Picture. SPECIAL NOTICE As many were unable to
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      126 5 I ---7 Last i' ght's audu nees w 1 itfkugkutic applauded b$ gfl mmm m TELL ME TO-NIGHT" .STRAITS TIMES? C A P»TO L NIGHTLY at 6.15 9.15 p.m. TAKE <;OOI> ADVICE! SEE The Gaumont-British Musical Comedy Triumph "TELL ME TO-NIGHT" "1 1 1 v Gvcu d Qpi mtM wttt-t
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      150 5 1 SPECIAL MATINEES TO-DAY 1 IO^MORROWI SUSDAY I AT I P.M. It's here The Snappiest. Merriest and BIGGEST Musicomedy yet VJrSCCr«VVVV/»^ UHITK) AHT6T3 P.CTVRB COMK AM) ROAR Ol ii HKAI) Oil Hear those ditties See tho c u irU Veil those huiuh-. HIT \S I»KK( At "Tlo\ ROOK FIRST! BOOKING
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    EXCELLENT HINT TO STOMACH SUFFERERS
    128 6 To those who id-caused math disorder such rs indigent: heartburn, gastritis or other similar ail here's an excellent waj— in iact. the only way —to get rid o: at a very Mttle cost. Go to your nearer aatst and get a package of T Magswsia.
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    MISCELLANEOUS SPORT
    1042 6 Cambridge Defeated A* IViuinji I unduii. i.ia. Lo:. J mi I b \Ci v. The 1 I \v> odd fight, h B I" ft. R. 1 Tn I ta al th W i: Bartl winniiV! boats u three hard-: I I \I MM RS VI X the irds
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    CALCUTTA WANT A TEST
    287 6 M.CC. Visit to India And Ceylon Calcutta. .lan. An :i .u-a'.i: I me< tin of thi BenSSi am Cricket A.-so< iation held to-day in thai C.C.C Pavilion with Mi P Garnett, Pre- al in tin bat awn poaoftk j saw >houid ■>• ioaaV I ham aaa
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    CROS-COUNTRY FIASCO
    87 6 CROS- COUN TRY FIASC O [From Our Own Correspondent! I ondon. Jan The London Business Houses cross-country champion on Saturday ended in confusion. One hundred and nine competitors .started from i he RAF. Records Headquarters at R The leaders over- ran the trail and picked up r which took the
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    340 6 Somerset CCs annual report shows that their eficit was reduced by £397 as the result of last sea S. Hire, the New South Wales all-rounder, leave Australia in March to ph England for 'ticket League Club. 1 Marcel Thil. the world's middleweight champion boxer, was surprisingly beaten on points o>
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      129 6 IF YOUR SATTLRY COULD SPEAK. IT WOULD SAY CHANGE TO <r*^^^s^bm>s Ml d^r^^^ i I fggyi-j m They spark when o lhcrs can'l and make it art llf c-1? o sJsHHHkiK DIST3UBLTORS FOX MALAYA BORNEO MOTORS LTD. Remember ASK FOR THK ENGLISH A.C. AGONISING PILES. There Ls r.- -d to
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      28 6 m Ih| m fi I M FASCINATE <'/^% CAPTIVATE #t*'*i(\ ifi A^v n -f< I■ -l"C)BfsJ PLAYER, 8t SONS. I #> ENGUAND A I ■Si M- j 9 y y*~
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    EVENT OF SEASON AT HONG KONG
    1000 7 EVENT OF SEASON AT HONG KONG I t ami! I nited I l\\ Marria.ue I III'KSTS I <:;,- ilu T'ino and I u llorare Lo H |_f OTdmag ***** CSvace Ho Tang, gL, a^A^MP# Ha Tun* t m i I „i. ■I w* Taaf. Mr- Hatace L*. a as* «f
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    UNHAPPY END OF A JOY RIDE
    766 7 ACCUSED'S STORY OF "LOAN" OF A CAB Chinese Fined in Kuala Lumpur Before Mr. I k Wilson at the Kuala Lumpur Police Court on Tuesday, Katcr Singh, ft Btkh and two Chinese named Chan Sai Loh and Kam Bah Kiah. were charged with th,
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    MAPPING THE NORTHERN LIGHTS
    39 7 1..M.,!...! Ll' CMaf Gcopliysical Observatory here has Issued the first atlas of the Aurora Borealls. Wofesscr Stormer. member of the Comma**** of the international polar year took part in the IBBWaBBBB 888 l Tas s
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    HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT FOR SALE_
    45 7 in sections. Worn decorative stone work A'hich h&£ removed from t\w Houm- vi" Parliament during lorn \s to be boM a- souvenirs. The picture s] stone gores "-ii!- asseml led on tin- roof ol central ball to await a buyer.
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    TWO SMOKES: ONE FIRE
    772 7 And K. L I%A UmA To Wr«»}» R!:ize I I Kti.ti.i I UM«p..l H:« I i.ii" .•,nt i.. t|i. 1 1. ii- im .-.n uniinport.int i. II. UK hli/.— l.\ ini-l.tk.- \..i^ th« i.-a-on ii .t If S init.ii Koard tien i^ktil .i in tthj n
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    RUSSIAN PROTEST TO JAPAN
    452 7 TIiOOPS MASSING IN SIHKIMA \y:\\Nv Over C.E. Railway rhmfn |BSmgBM- I •'»>. 9. Late mxjrts irom NorUi afßndunia confirm news that tension on the Manchuria Siberia border is growing, and give the main reason for the worsened situation. The atu nipt of the Japanese railway engineers
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    GENERAL IMPEACHED
    106 7 Protests Against Kxccutiop Of Editor sh i iiLii.n lib. i.cral Koo Tso-tung. Chairman ol KsMHJH Govei nrm-iiT vim impeached by the Control Yuan for alleged miscarriage of Jmftlci in connection with Urn Itlon of Mr. I. V.- SB '■••>■ B I newsP_mH r :..:i!j K;.!i-Ml Pl-O-vinco. aiTived in
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    SOVIET VIEW OF WORLD CONFERENCE
    388 7 CLASH OF STATE INTERESTS Failure Will Bring War Nearer Moscow. Feb. D Hk the prospects of the World Economic Conference, Izvestia states that the organizing committee of the World Economic Conference, "worked out a report expressing the view that the world Is in a state
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    MERCHANTS CONVICTED
    454 7 MERCHANTS CONVI CTED Sentence Deferred in Hong Ktofl Case Chinese fire-cracker importers, who clay lined $10 each for failing to notify the Hon. I. G. P. of the address of the premisos in which they stored their fireworks, made a second appearance at the Cental irge of daring the crackers
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    RUBBER CONTROL ATTACKED
    307 7 "Impracticable," Mr. J. (i. Hay Tells X.L Rotarians UNNATURAL STIMULUS "Swollen and Bloated" By Stevenson Scheme I From Our Own Out'irtnonrirnt] Addressing Kuala Lumpur Rotarians to-day on Mm subject of the rubber industry, Mr. J. G. Hay. managing director of Messrs. Guthrfe and Co Ltd.. and a
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    NAVAL OFFICERS THREATENED
    140 7 NAVAL OFFIC ERS THREATENED I'm!, !sanv(i b> Armed Curi< s;'y vas aroused by reports in Hone Bon? newspapers, that the Police were anxious to get in touch I wo Itoiwm who d on the afternoon of January Kong paper. is now revealed Uiat the men were 1 Tollcivcy and W.
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    ELEPHANT AND CAR
    195 7 ELEPHANT AND CA R Surprix Koi .)< rantut Motorists Rank. Tarwtay. Motorists in Pahang should avoid the Dcota Kuantan Road at night as they are liable to be held up by elephants. Mr. and Mm. Maycock of Jerantut had a very nasty experience a few nights ago. As they were
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    THE 1st. EAST LANCS.
    68 7 THE 1st EAST LANCS. l'<ij)iil;t: lii uiitltiit 1(» l.civr Sh;in-h.,i losin? the Ist. Bast LancasMa* February 18. when ih> battalion leaves for Catterick. departing battalion has achieved an en- utitkm in athletics and sportsmanas uell as in discipline and military abfhr\ y are being replaced by the 2nd Ba ltalian
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    CHINESE EMIGRANTS TO CUBA
    30 7 CH INES E EM IGRANT S TO CU BA hinete Foreign Ministry has ■!■■<■< 1 i a view to a reduction e£ certain tMM an CMMB U n ion Times ernhn
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1933. IN THE BRITISH MANNER
    1029 8 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1933. IN THE BRITISH MANNER Even in an ago when record- mo as common M bOQfcl of the BBOBttl tlierc is a ptfttcnlll ttViO about the achieveir.crit of Squadron Leader Gayford and Flight Lieut N.cholettIt was done so complete.;.- n what we wouid i.ke
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    ARGENTINE MISSION
    190 8 Met By Prin?e of Wales In London London. Trb. 7. Th- M of Wales, in th? un:f-Tn of a Co'onel of the Irish Guards, was present at Victoria Station this afternoon to on behalf cf the King. Dr. Julio R T :?nt cf the Argn'ine R-n >b:ic. who
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    36 8 A Chinese was scalded by boiling t?r in an Hccidcnt at the Alexandra Brewery yesterday afternoon. He was badly burned on both for?arms, the chest and the face. Th'j ambuiana conveyed hlxn to the General Hospital
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    THAIPUSAM IN SINGAPORE
    922 8 Extraordinary Scenes \t Local temples [ORTURE OF IHE FI F SH History of Great Tamil Festival .By Our Indian Conrespoodta**^ sswars mm* hi hack aad chert, haoks 1 n ill I-: m .j. their way wKh their •kavmdie^'. U the ac- jJB m -I- J Vtt |tolAMr
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    EVIL SPIRITS HAVE DEPARTED
    284 8 EVIL SPIRITS HAVE DE PARTE D Scared By (lfc* Crac! [By Oar ChfcKM T! mar] collected during s have n A little excessive i main aspect* of U ar.d to txgm v the C: sjsajse from the police. Prom the It the Chi first few dr one's best elicrs. for
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    COMMODITY MARKET
    28 8 in« racially rahlcd to P" 1 are as fallow Forward lone of Mai c ward f Markc* March y W i don. Fe». New York Parti
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      101 8 £X Sa^aW. m^ J CALJDODCICS CO/-D STORAGE MILK IS SAFE BOTILED DAILY Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ltu. SAVE YOUR MONEY Km ibttanttatt I tad bt will ten you fc] rU a tooth paste can do is FLYING HORSE TOOTH PASTE a local product will clean your teeth j\i-t ao well
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      69 8 LADIES' SILVER TOILET WARE in GRACEFUL LINKS U. S. de Silva Bros., JEWELLERS. 23 niGH STREET SINGAPORE. BROADCASTING has added 500 words to the wireless enthusiast's vocabulary. It ifl impossible to print many of then owing to the risk of the type melting. Let a GAFLAC* POLICIES carry your risks
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    LEAGUE REQUEST TO JAPAN
    47 9 LEAGUE REQUEST TO JAPAN Flxistini* I»J!>ime In Manchuria JEHOL OPERATIONS Ihnr-Days' Battle At Fushin of Ni,i, ri ■tastasf to-day Mm Lit. t formula I p.m woulil no tr the Litton «f Maachukuo i- !t tab for scttfen Ob the •tlier hand the Chinese > draft ({(solution. Reut er
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    75 9 njtijuilttwn of Chmese sovereignty in HMQfh;na the central point of dsscussfon it the Committee of Nineteen this morning. Csalai with the latest Japaae c proposals the neun tt«e decided to ask Japan for a definite it***; m to whether she would niwqnlmi alJj BBraavoaai sni isat r;s in Mml vere
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    FUSHIN BATTLE
    436 9 FUSHI N BATTL E Manchu 1 ua Arm\'s ft is rwwrted that General Muto. the C r:.-. r>" .7 r tf Jsbst. Hie sth Japanese Division has been ve?fpd to advance- Into Boath Jehol by General P -0m« Mt The 19th Japac?se Division and t aajocttv of the Japanese forces
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    10 9 trmtm i..,-P.""was w'led tc I ■^BTk. D- Webs:«T Is returning
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    MAN SAVED FROM JUNGLE FIRE
    221 9 TIMELY DISCOVERY AT BEDOK s?ri«ade's Three Calls _f^ ■■censelmtt man was rescued from m extensive bush and jungle ■•■■k yesterday, wben both the ambulance and togade were called to the scene. A policeman on round? In Changi Road at 2M pun. gave the all e
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    JAPANESE COMPETITION
    154 9 Cause of Lancashire I)eprc>sion Loads*. Feb. 8. The House of Commons discussed the Lancashire cotton industry on the motion of the Conservative, Lt.-Col. Sir Walter SmCos. drawing attention to the decline hi exports end urging the Government to assist the lnd Or W. Smiles referred to the serious
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    WAR SUPPLIES FOR EAST
    115 9 Rumour F> u^N Nickel Shares i oronio. i n Persistent rumours that the International Nickel Company has received large orders fr m the Orient for munition purposes, though Anted by the general manager of the company, led S9 the large n volume of trading In the
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    SHANGHAI COURTS
    58 9 Lxti >.i Hgf Agreement Nankns, Feb. 9. The Foreign Office announces that as a I of conversations between the Chinese authorities and representatives of the Powers jonceraed it b agreed that the agreement relating to the Chmese courts in the Shanghai Thtsinsttons* Settlement and the notes attached thereto
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    GOLD STANDARD
    54 9 GOL D STANDA RD Britain Not I*'- p:iir;l lo Return To II 1.,.tv1..n. F In the Boose of Commons Mr. Mac Donald Indicated that Britain v.as not prepa r retarn to the fold standard in the present rreumstances. There were a great number of eeonomfc antl llnr»n-lal conditions whirh mi
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    ARMED ROBBERS
    64 9 Chinese Connie Bound in Chairs Four fihhwr* two of them armed with pistols rr IevoHOTS. e«*?red a house occ-pled h| I Chmese couple at the 4* ml'estone. Bukil •nmah Road, met night, uvai powered the man and ««aassi and bound them to steam Hi ,>,..' n nr-v 4
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    CHINAS DOLLAR
    35 9 Sh:inctaal. Frb. 9. Thf Chin-'-c- Fin i \T ha pnno nc t a f rom M.,ro!i 1. thi year, the dolla b enforced while the tael systen b a: "T f< Union Times
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    21 9 > His Highness the Yam Tu-n of Nf?n C S-mbUan arrived in Kuala Kangsar on Mon I day on r private visit
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    DUTCH WARSHIP
    112 9 Renewed Offer to Surrender on Terms Batavia. Feb H. A renewed offer to MMii on the terms laid down in th;ir previous message v a by the mutineers of the 7.> v- r. Provincu-n in I message received by their commander. The message adds: "Please inform the h!~h-
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    INTENSIFY STRUGGLE
    90 9 Grave Situation In Irish Rail Dispute Belfast. Ftb. 9. The railway strike has taken more sc:k turn. MR Cramp, ammftavj Sj the Ni: SM I of Railwaymcn. stated that the- Union prop mi to intensify the straggle to every way in its power. docicers at Stranraer bjßjaj been
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    JAPANESE AIR CRASH
    68 9 Three Dead As Flying Boat Falls Into Sea Tokio, Fob. 9. Developing engine trouble and M tnt^ the sea. Ml of MM ftpMHM nawv ln?e-t and large t flying-boats plunged last nifht into Tokyo B i c* ir.ir.i'/'.cr and two petty officers were trapp 1 in the
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    GERMAN BANKS
    48 9 Nazi Demand For Nationalisation Berlin. Feb. 9 The Bavarian DM has adopted UI N :1 tion demanding that ttM QOHMMMI of HM r h nati nalie the b:g banking concerns for r ''•■•■<:.- BM Mml lltW M ling the Reich' sub idics to the bank.s Reu ter
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    WHEAT FOR SHANGHAI
    35 9 22,000 Tons From The Argentine Buenos Aires, Feb. 9. About 22.000 tons of Argentine wheat ha" been sold to Shanghai millers ani will be Re uter shipped brf th>- end th.- month
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    CHINESE MISSION AT MILAN
    28 9 Milan, Frb 3. ri Th? Chinese mission to E"ro->e ronnn«"l o' i- Minuter Honjr and fire students of military matter* arrived here to-day- Reuter
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    PREMIER TO GO TO WASHINGTON
    63 9 LEAD WAR DEBTS DELEGATION World Conference Not To Meet For Three Months London, Feb. 9. Renter understands that the Government has made provisional arrangements for Mr. Ramsay M:;e Donald. Mr. Walter Runciman Mi <M!M<rt It Burl ,r t ndgMMtai) Mr, N<vi"'- < ■|i:in: l ici
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    206 9 London. Feb. 7. A further meeting of the Cabiru-t Commi; 1 on War Debts wa> held this afternoon in the Prime Minister's room at the House of C mrnons. With the exception of Mr. Baldwin. who was H a meeting of the Privy Council at Sandringham, all members of ih>
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    6,000 MILES IN ONE "HOP"
    215 9 6,000 MILES IN ONE "HOP" R.A.F. Plane Bati!?s With Bad Weaihrr GAYFGRD'S LCG Pmnrh Airaoi Vait^ To Take Of 1 i nrlon. rli. 8 Mr Ministry cl^lm Americn reoerd «M beaten by 328 miles by the Cranwe'l—Wa!fis Bay flight. The pilots showed no Pi-n~ of fhoir 57 ho'ir: Bi (hi
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    GAYFORD'S LOG
    656 9 Blind Hying Over Africa Londin, I eb. f). Only ton ga'lons of p:trcl remained I they landed at Walfis Ba-\ declares Gayford's log. Evidence of th? val M of the automati r.::ol Is ?ho*n by the fact that from r borough till th?y struck the Mediterranean NMrtJ Bfl
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      1061 10 *k-- BLLE FUNNEL LINE (Ocean THE 81AM STEAM NAVIGATION Co.. Ltd, ifa j?,* S: Co Ltd and Cblna THE HUA KHIOW STEAMSHIP Co (1332) Ltd. M'" yam Navigation Co.. Ltd. IHE CUNARU STEAM SHIP Co., Ltd TM s-r'i u':b f-TRAMSHIP Co. Ltd I SARAWAK STEAMSHIP Co. Ltd w\ A NAVIGATION
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      507 10 Ellerman Bucknall Steamship Co., Ltd. (Incorporated to Borland) "ELLERMAN" LINE. FREIGHT SERVICE TO UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENT. VIA PORTS AND SUEZ CANAL HOMEWARDS. Steamer. Do* S'por*. Sails > porf s.s. CITY OF LYONS For Havre, London. Rotterdam Hamburg Feb. 23 Mar. 2 e-s CITY OF MANILA For Havre, London. Rotterdam
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      584 11 V^a^^a^^^aVui^Lu^l^l^^a^B 1 r.S. MARSEILLES L«M»N, ANTWERP, ROTTERDAM AND 1 l'lil.h>l>K4 l |f OWAMAKO T 10.600 Feb. 23 24 HAKUSAN MARU T ***** Ap* 19 20 IOJSt Mar. 910 KAHUNA MARU T 10 400 Ma" 1 4 BAKOZAKI MARU T. 10.000 Mar H 23 L A TORI MARU UNIRABU T. IMN
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      364 11 Bt If _E .T m -iT""i Y"t^ pf"^| EUROPE via AMERICA VISIT SUNNY CALIFORNIA YOSEMITE PARK HOLLYWOOD GRAND CANYON VVIKKIV BAIUNGfI FKOM MANILA AM) OK MUG KONG TO SKATTIi DIRECT OK VIA HONOLULU TO SAN FRANCISCO lOS ANGELES AND VIA PANAMA CANAL TO HAVANA AND NEW YORK LOW IHROUGH RATES
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      922 11 K. P. M. KOMNKLIJKK PAKETVA*RT MAATSCHAPPIJ ?.l\K;»v i:,;.- in i>.. itadja, Sapat. Tembflahan, Poeloe-Pallas and Rental. OiMiiK— i -< (passenges m.d mails only*. Batavia, Semaranc and Soiirabava. TIWOUBO Flkl > 10, Bela van-Del: OR VKK>rv< k h:i. y. Ffb 10. Letonp, H:amat. Tarempa, tienUr.g Poeioe-Pandjang, St'iassan, Midui ..r.n Mara.TOBOALI— SaI
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    FIVE NEW SOVIET SHIPS
    55 12 Tho Soviot merrat:tl!e i:. et In the Black Be% Is Ifl be lr.TPTsfd by f;\e Ml slups fIM hipbuilding yard at S-ba^topol is putting the finishing touches to three new freighters, the Nogin. the Chapaev and the Skliamki. while at Nikolaevsk the Timiriazev and the StepanovSkvortzov
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    39 12 A numbor of v. orkle^s contains »»nd ufß^prs have founded a company in Rnttprdim called the Tran'nt'anthrhr Soheensvaari MiJ which Is snid to have arouired the Br'.ti h iteam< r Middleham Castle cf 4534 ?t.r. rapacity tori £5500. j
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    DEBTORS IN PRISON
    503 12 Prospect of Changes in the Law Speedy amendment and modification of atuus which ordain Imprisonment l i d< j by the Home Office decision > appoint a representative committee to lnestigatc the sj I m which has been in operaion 50 l:ng. With the appointment of this
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    ACQUISITIONS AT ZOO
    425 12 Hyaena That Laughs For His Dinner One* again a crate of bananas from Jamaica fcaj he Zoo with seme new additions. v time lying a collecticn of twenty-five spindle-bodied wasps. These insects, which are considerably larger und more unpleasant -looking than the ordinary :amilia: wasp, are common
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    56 12 When Mr L. O. Thotna". OMfl MM Officer R.l.ngor, goes on tmm this month. M- I :i:!. MHg i fr-r him. H I M Gn'm Deputy 'nrrKsionrr Mhapr. new cpo 1 I>e Ing ac t as Commissioner of Poll«*« when iM; 0 if San cm Roes on leave at about
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      675 12 Burns Philp Line. Incorporated in Au*' r»ua> FOR BRISBANE, SYDNEY AM) MELBOURNE vi» JAVA, DARWIN AM) THURSDAY ISLAND. ■efulavr mentby aallings u> b< welr-kuowt *amer MARSLLA .7.375 tona) and th« 8 8 M.*NOOLA <3.3^ f <:.- Xargo caiyl j la of tht irjp ■■■•.>*. f» -m --e»iuer? tradiri to Australia
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      352 12 THK EAST ASIATIC CO. LIMITEP. Ir.crp' rave in L> :.n irl PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICf l-O CFNOX inM-.N KOTTIRHAM HA.MBI HCj n ll N X(l1 N From From From Frost Spore. Ma- Port Pc- Ucca Swett nan* BORING-:' H/2 14 2 15 2 17 3 FIONIi -3 7 3 8
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      71 12 I.S.K.LINt >rporat^ci in j aptli REGULAR FROGIT am wwom j nagoya maru FOB KfMC OSAKA. M<m v^ NAOOYA MARU p«, v BOSTON MARU Ftt JOHORCMARU Mar 4 ERIE MARU Ma MALTA MARU Uu S For ratss and other pamruur, j^ to- ISBOURA BAST.TO fßtm UM (Incorpora 1 MMI T*\. S:
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      644 12 HAIL DESPATCHES BY TRAIN Bangkok every Saturday 7 pm and Tl: relays 7 30 ft m Kru.:. Monday t,> M*» a^' M Saturdays 7 pm. Kuantan oia Jerant-it) Monaaj to 7521 7 30 am J Kuantan (ffel Jerantut) Saturday. 7 P m Kelantan (via Padang Bcsan Mjnday 7 P m
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      "TRAVEL"
      1367 13 "T RAVEL" A Real Ship— And How Some months ago it pleased me to make merry with a certain Mftfa iing inspired to drag seamanship ifl Uito !iu novel, I the impertinence to sor\ up utter rubbl h acht in n .^onn. v.rtc.s tfttJßJ UW In one sens* an author
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      UNIQUE RADIO SERVICE
      246 13 Micro-Ra> Aids Sea Air (ran Tli.- iiort- I wave-length of any wireless ser- > In the world is used by special apparatus *t ap Bl Ifßßfae, near Hythe. in coiinection with -Chunn I {lying It has advantages, too. in oosJsnßdeatini sstti .e.i. It k call.-d thi maro-ray."
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      NAVY OF SMALL SHIPS URGED
      189 13 NAVY OF SMAL L SHIP S URGED No Advantage in Mere Bulk bj BJSHIi si (he Oxfr.ru Luncheon Club saMnl Wk Herben Richmond advocated a large redmu-n hi the size oi battlealiips, deSaVSBg that Ui his opinion it wouM add to rather than diminish in Britain's security. The article we
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      GERMAN STATISTICS ON SHIPPING
      121 13 H.imburg. Oi the whole German mercantile marine, fully 30 1 p tr cent, or 1.170.085 tons are at present idie according to statistics published by the Association of German Shipowners. giving the state ri German shipping at the end of 1932 The-ie figures, when c mpared
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      PASSENGERS FROM EUROPE
      94 13 PASSENGERS FR OM EUROPE The following passengers arrived in Singapore by the Indrapoera from Euiope yesterday: Mr. R Allen Haden, Vice Consul of the USA, Mr H iMSajsi Mi SJ I (jru:. Consul Genera: of Sweden at BanyKok Mr and Mrs J ten Hagen. Singapore agent f r the Rotterdam
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      79 13 The Finnish House of Commons ha? approved a sum of 4 SflWsi marks for the. extension and Improvement of the Sandfft Djclis in Helslngfor^. That city contributes 1H millions to the operation. Finland be provided with fh- m ana of docking steamers and also with equipment for :ep. uation The
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      450 13 THE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS )ailv and Weekly Editions) 1-- ROftrNSON ROM), SINOAPOnb r OCA Cable Addre^ ADVKRTISER, SINGAPORE Th» premier morn«ng daily In Mala.i Delivered with the Chota Hazri rich morning. Latest news latest telegrams and latest anriouncements. London rubber and tin cables appear daily. Special features im !ude pfttures.
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      281 13 Th^Favourite JEor Every Cup Throughout the World tht b«ft judges of qualiry and good value infist on having Lipton'i Tea. They appreciate the fine flavour and perfect freshness which dutinf uith thii famous tea from all othert IIPIOIfcTEA On •vtrywfccr* at fei« Umout yllow tim. Hrvw Oktrlhaun j fTFAKY WAI'GO
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    A FEW TIPS ON TIPPING
    424 14 A F EW TIPS ON TIPPING Wrun. How Much, And To Whom How should one tip— if at all? book entitled "Tip* on Tipping." by Bxperien< Warne) recomnv much, when and to whom tips should be Tne book also tells you when not to tip. The writers are against tipping
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS
    103 14 Programme of drill-' up to a::d for :w k ending February 12th. 1933. j.15 p.m.. Headquarter- sh.A Eleme.utarv Gun Drill; Ist. Bn. Hg tion. Vn!ui:;.-: Parade Visual Sign;;:!:-'.,: "D" lEuri'.-iani 30 \;irds Kui; 'E" Co.— ior N.C.O NCOs Course. M.G. Tl i-...: :an>. NCOs Course. Friday, 5.15
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    TAMIL WOMAN'S PREJURY
    49 14 From Oui t>. n -pond< nt I Malacij, Feb. b. A r mil worn charged with perjury was on th< Mala A sizes 5. C Goho :< r the d pl< id( d uili asked fi>v Mr Justici Wliii -i: IMMB to Bt] $200 cr M.\ unmcnt
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    57 14 Mi' X M Pkkthall. Supei in Undent Oi i. toni Departmrnt al Kuantan, has letl tnpanird by ras -.'.ft and daughter on cis^hi months, furlough Mr. M. B Holland tnm Klan luit arrived and taken over duties until ih« arrival oi Mi .\T Hawkr-s, who Ls -.1 from E ropp
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    MISSING FLYERS
    329 14 A l.onu Roll: I ive Victims Last Year The search for B ri li::k!er and Cap: W L. Hor>- calls attention to the long roll of Ml off in the air peter to 01 J-.» ard of again or to be traced lor.;; years T r a Homf
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    39 14 Although Eli'sa Landi and Clatidette Colbert v.»rk.(. oi c,cii b. \x iMe'i Pinmml pietare, nit- Si ol \hv Cr.v,," Tor throe month they n-vir met each other. They do nol appeal -.tthei in any scenes ol the pict ire
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    EMPIRE'S FIRST AIR MAIL NEWSPAPER
    312 14 DELIVERED BY IMPERIAL AIRWAYS Indian and African Editions Weekly I [Prom Our Own Correspond London. lan. 24. The Air Mail Pictorial :s the Empire's first air distributed new.- paper. *M appear on February 22. A weekly picture newspaper, comprising 16 pages— ll pages of pictures
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    ROUND YOUR DIAL
    348 14 Popular Shortwave Radio Stations The following is a list of stations which can be received in Singapore .I:»\.i stations li^:... j PLM from about 520 p.m. gramophone records and telephony tests with Sydmy. Au-tralia. and other ttatlOM ■I Hdi lAoi :-ords "Hullo Sydn*--. Tanjonjr Priok. L'l ;r.i*-.-s
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      138 14 Thousands Already Sold! THE fINNUAL DF THE EAST (1932 33 Edition) EDITED AND COMPILED BY H. F. KNAPP, F.R.G.S. BIGGER BETTER THAN EVER Acclaimed to be the most magnificently produced and most remarkable Book on Travel, Industry and Adventure in the East and Far East ever published. 368 BIG PAGES
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      107 14 I j BRITISH BROADCASTING COKPOKATION I'KOCKAMMIS K)K INDI IiIEMA. 1 IHiRI SLTTLIMINrs Hi j FEDERATED M\l\\ >TAILS 1 FROM THE EMPIRE TRANSMITTER. J I I DAVENTRY. ENGLAND IMHgiK 25.3 metres and 31.3 J 1 metres. i J 1 ri(i.,v I rt.!U -30 p.m. Time Signal from J Big Ben. Concert
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      610 14 BANKS AMD IMSUkASjS THE VOhu! BANK, CBrtaMkhed m m, Oanttal •uhacr^-. m m -dent: X Koda«a I *toe-*resldent X Tsten*^ afeXOft^: Vt wtananafw Bra at a ii^, enfjy*-^^ Tbe National X tnrta. la^ v, BRAKOK9: ikaaartrta (Bjypt). Batam, nea^ j^ Calcutta^Oitnr w\aj c. -fa* Arij||p t jftnfH, MtfMTif rt <-*»p
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      53 14 Xl AI A LUMPUR AMAITUK RADIO SOCIETY Kuala Lumpur regular broadcasts are until further notice DAILY on 55.5 Metres 10.30 to 11 am. I'ETALIN TT> lIN r i 1Q *U OIXC J MSySS DsVr on 65 Metres. FROM TBS STUDIO rital of H.M.V. Recorded Mmse. 8.30 Close down. SUNDAY on
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    RUBBER IN 1932
    519 15 V 1 IVuduciion And mwiMiption **y* Out PUiwHCMiI News. Rubber .es are now 13s. 9d. after a Jow pH of v Cd last year. Ltnggi £1 are I £1 are fla. ir«jrW Btudrtton and consumption figures uxftjstry are now available for IMS. show now far the net
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    THOS. COOK BANKERS
    89 15 TH O S. COOK BANKERS »-ition Disclosed 15} 1 inco Sheet I sheet of Tbos. Cook and Son I satltfactcry record of tfab private <rf Uquknty revealed Is remark I tout aawu of 0J46.092 no leas I ''Jm or TO per cent, consist of cash In!* 1 »t can and
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    NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
    120 15 < hanjjes in Representative Prices -M.I > NioCK ll\\(.» 670,000 380.000 720.000 —United Prea* Association. Fefc. 6 American Can. Com. 57 58 Am. T-phone and Tgraph 9*\ 100*, ioi\ Mha K.w'.u.ad 43 431 1 36 Firvtj:.r Coii'ir.w. N.Q. 11 IT Oh Matrt IMM 12>. 13N Goodr:.
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    139 15 THE ABROAD Foreign exchanges are Far I el.. Amsterdam 8.53 Athens 600 BJgJMif 25.22. Berlin 14 13 32 Bombay Is. 6d. 1 6 iMrt 35 24.63. Bucharest 813 585 Buenos A 47.58 41.-o ffice Copenhagen 18.159 16 Genera 17.7 Helsinuor.s 192.33 MH Hong Kong 13 14 Lisbon 110 110 Madrid
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    152 15 February 9 I Singapore price (per pikul* $75. t (iMriMH IM Pepper White 19 Flake Tapioca 4 Pearl Sago Small 4.00 Copra. Sundried Sago, flour 1 95 laip. rl.ii B.:lll*ni Krr p r 1.60 van Arrow p -r tin 199 S M C.v. 14 dr\a:3 per British Imperial gallon
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    PALM OIL AND PALM KERNELS
    88 15 Latest buyers' prices, received by cable nwuT****!. for Malayan palm oil and k nels, received by Messrs Guthrie and Co m< ....;»■< IVilm <»,l In Bulk: felt landed Weights New -tdelphia 0 I per Ib. landed weip: I I I I W rt I H
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    59 15 In a speech the other day. Mr Lloyd Oeorge -efemd to the history of the war which ho i writing. He said he had taken it BJ t 1916. bad written 39M00 worts and tha was only one-third of the whole. "We: idded with a laugh." I am only seventy
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    576 15 Uu Selar.uor DtPJL Annual .Meeting U the annual general meeting of tho I ".v District Planters 1 Association Major C -aK. us o m o in Om ehalf the chairman informed thi meetini thai the] ition deprecating any d hi Bm con- 1 stitution ol the t>AM. Council,
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    OIL-ELECTRIC ENGINES
    244 15 Armstrong's Bi# Diesel Inits Mr Walter Runciman i President oi the Board of Trade >. Col Cuthbort Hoadlam (Pat- > i:.4iv.»-:.M: Serretaiy to the Ministry <■: Trans- -i-pri--.-nt.it i\ is of lndllsti. uv.d i:in U:> a:... rtk-ia!.-. of home and overs •;<:!- f wa\ tti-n present at a
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    FREE SILVER
    350 15 America Still Beinu "Crucified" Washington, Jan. V MX mWaSI J.:.;..: BrjWl shouted that America k o, mir (1 i "on a cross of gold,' Senator Burton X Wheeler to-day asked Congress to legalise the Br. ,r. In I an* O f that time and provide for the oina-e
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    OIDIUM HEVEAE
    319 15 Ut'terminino Extern o! Leat Mildew ommunique from the Rubber Research ■'>'■■ Mm: During the forthcoming wintering reason and refoliation of the trees of Malaya the Rubber Research ite desires the co-operation and help of all estate managers in an endeavour to deter- .nd virulence of the diknown m
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