The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 11 February 1933

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    22 1 The Singapore Free Press NO. *****. ESTABUSHEO 18:15. SIN([APOI«E. S.S. S ATI Ki) AY, I KDRUARY 11, 1 933. 1 I ENTS.
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    THE DAY'S NEWS
    344 1 \n .irrtipl.uu- dit.pprd .1 U.inh i.n th< Dutch waiship which <■ m the li mil- nl mutineers. Eighteen peopte were killed in> hi: :i ;1. Li;riip« in^- I'.i iI li> tht fourth I1 1 I'. At- t tl.i hM scored 251 runs for the lets of |M
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    TOPICS OF THE WEEK
    1125 1 Quicquid agvnl homtnet nottri tst fmrrmf Llbetti Juvenal. orlal is now ruzmiiis a feaiure entitled Our Wonderful Empire, by ttlllhr. h describes by prme and snappy drawings for the edification of people at Home the ays* tUi' chaiazteristics of these outsorts jS Empire WWf appropriate Illustrations,
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      191 1 BICil A TEA gS tbv Irvine ot the [a lay a h nardt-n^ RAFFLES HOTEL MALAYA? PRFMIER HOTEL RIJSTAFFEL- 12.30 to 3 p.m. SIC ON" THE VERANDAH SPECIM D:\MK DXNCF AM) CABARET HUGO JOSEPHINE > .-'I" to midnight. (in complete change of programme) -m t,\u n lor pri\ a'v luncheons
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      125 1 SEA V?EW HOTKL ro-SK.iir INFOBMAL DIM ME DANCE W I T II TFIK \rAYIL SISTERS IN AN ENTIRELY NEW AND ORIGINAL PROGKAMMI DINNER $3. NON-DINERS VO'UNTECRs/ IN UNIFORM WELCOME ADMITTED FREE OF CHAROfE TO THE CABARET SHOW T^-NIGHT B&AUTY TREATMENT OCR REALTY SALOX is in charge of IV EXPERT, SPECIALLY
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      96 1 I. WEST M 1 I !-:>!! NI Safeguard tender skins Page 18. m'a special offer Pige 11. on did it en Ca troi Page 6. leg is B ag— Page 10. When you art ctT vour gauu Pau. r. cment guide Pae n<\ 9 CHRYSLER SATISFACTION fl^ JOIN THE HAPPY
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      11 1 There i> no Ix'tlcr Tea than bigia n:v CROWN IN MALAYA
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    GOLF NEEDS GREATER THRILLS
    529 2 STILL WITH THE STAR PLAYER "I ups Should Be Eight Inches Across" Sjntamonica (Cal.). But', h WA American r.ienf is a greater thrill and w i H l!(1 L^ make the cups big-, I H ■it -x h-ici mon <n. -putt preens the game would U
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    GUTHRIE'S RUBBER REPORT
    134 2 Singapore. Feb. 19. Since last reporting, the aas been quietly steady and only minor fluetuatio: corded. All the three markets show a small i impri spar the week, although there; has been no outstanding feature to infl prices to any great extent. To-day's quotations are: Singapore sf
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    BARLOW'S REPORT
    143 2 Singapore. I eh. 8. Since our last report, the Riibbet market has continued in nettbi I I .yeis nor seller.- in i mn h interest. Ilie price for London Standard R.S Sheet i n afMd more or less stationary at 6 cents until k when u s.-, pa
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    RUBBER AND TIN RETURNS
    27 2 O til January 1933 are as follows: Brand 37.700 lbs, Changkat 30,213. Haytor 19.332. Indragh; 69.543, M i ..800. Nyalas 31,200. Tapah 81
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    60 2 The steamer Westfalen. which the German l.uft-Hnnsa intends to anchor in mid -Atlantic as a floating island for their postal service to South America, is to be furnished as soon as possi: a catapult and for the planes from the water. This will be leted in the beginning of next
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    BIRDS KEEP CITY AWAKE
    132 2 Sleepless People Ask For Police Protection n™ v«rk. AM ll_| of starlings, estirr.atpd at IMM _M__nfl I t;.a:;. ol •■•:;,-;,.r of thr> Metropolitan Musi- m V__B the polica beIt that at least 100.000 of the birds are usm khi BMMIOOe ledues and the statues for roost
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      403 2 ~^TmP^ PAPn Overseas Residential Club. i Propriety MRS. M B. LAW) Mount Ro.i<\ Chancery Lane. Tel. 3269. ot th, Ou-rsc-nV I ,K,u will be cordially j welcomed. U!, o, .round Lar^e double a:.d -:i»sle bedroon* Witt P n" nt« wrttAhi (aid bathrooms (European ::^T:: d si;u r^ sprr: r °°mS.
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      285 2 T TENDE SINC.APORE noti I6nQC ma j U obtaiiiydin :!iii ipiil Off; 1 CS Supp.^c,, E,r,uMfiea r 4 Ft b Dor c;r: :^3 ins ,v,, ■pi nstru PMm;nlr4 station at n:.itfV:a!.- ai..l plHl CkMttnfi 4 p.m Feb Supply of 100 tons u'jn \v r De |ffl M Mi 193 g,,
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      259 2 BB. MUNICIPAL ce. rS. the T. nd,r Room. t Bi,»-e_ n.^ if__, r Sedinu.lUu- i: Tank d^p:.. w o: 11. nt led m Febj.. d __r.:i!itlir. shutterct.on w Alexandra R P«MtM Dat« of ruary 22nd, 1933. of best qual:' pt. Date of Closing. 3. es for per:iKJ May y34 Date
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      165 2 m^Tavourito for Every Cup Throughout the World th« wt judges of quality and good *iju« lts .o« gist on having Lipton i Tea T.i* appreciate the fine flavour me feet freshness which distinguish this famous tea from all ctbm O» f#i« 9¥oryw^9r* to Mm (»m*ut yllow tin \.TO T» Pl—
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      209 2 TUL UKIK Sa«m*O Um Utah Water 10.42. 98 ft. 23.35. 8 9 ft Hockey: Wiltshire Regt. vs. Selangor Club at ila Lumpur. Foot J all Malays V3. Wiltshire Regt., at Jalan Besar. Marine Department l*t. vs. RAF Corporals, at i 1 Srani; YM.CJL vs. Tan Kah Kee's XI Anaon Road
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    AMAZING FIND IN A COALFIELD
    308 3 AMAZING FIND IN A COALFIELD H THAT RE! JNS VL SP."- Survival After Ml ■■•boMt the world have led the raedl--1 ten found that Itfe substance which Betas Uan^ whether animal or < Jjfc *ws not all with death. ira products of living organisms survive •wuj was nrsi made by
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    MAN WHO WON £100,000
    226 3 heath Five Years After Sweepstake Windfall Fire yean after winning about £100.000 in the Calcutu Sweepstak. the year when CaU Boy von the Derby— Mr. William Kilpat- Cape Town dental mechanic, died of pneumonia at the ase of 37. His illness oriftnuUd in a motor accident
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    CLAY PIGEON SHOOTING
    199 3 the Clay Pigeon Shooting Association has had »n extraordinary growth, and has now affiliated to it a large number of club HI Hi Fascinating in itaelf. the sport is eq attractive to watch much more so than former practice of shooting at live birds traps, with its
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    INTERESTING MALAY LIBEL ACTION
    1602 3 UNCLE PAYS DAMAGES 1\ ll'Oll CASK McMhot R"fu^es To Apologise A libel action of some interest to the Malay community came up for hearing at the Ipoh Suprt c bie Mr. JM Gerai > on Tuesday, when .1 <n. Malay woman, named Kamsiah binti Haji Hassan
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    THE BOLTON HEARSE
    345 3 Died For Fuiuial if Itam'l Mothor The oldest vehicle in Scotland, the Bolton learsr. is now on exhibition in On .1 Museum in Edinburgh. At a meeting held in April 1783 the ,f Bolton Parish. Haddingtonshire, decided to mrchase a new hearse at a cost of £39.
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      31 3 TRAIN BRAND CONDENSED MILK C ONDENSED M! lK Fi ji mil* Kt.Y"miiieiiJ Train Milk for your daily use. PURITY AND ECONOMY Mitsubishi Shoji Kahha, Ltd. UNION BUILDING Phone 9977 9978 5979
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      282 3 98.9% EFFICIENCY OF DRIVES j IS PROVED BY The National Physical LaboratoryJcsK ;j Fit Resold Chains TO YOUR MACHINERY I Agents and Stoefci.sts I UNITED ENGINEERS; i,i?iiti:» I SINGAPORE I MALACCA. IPOH. SFREMBAN. I PENAN G. in Grave Health Dangers of INDIGESTION 3E f 3 GASTRK TROUBLES *^^4 l/~7 Hundredi
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    JURY NOT SATISFIED
    322 4 Rel u>ccl To i»n\ i( on Kinder-Print K\ idnice jutoougn wamea oy tne Kecorder, Mr. J D Cassels. K.C., MJ»., that they must I p aside the evidence of a flnger-print ex pert from Scotland Yard, a jury at Brightoi Quarter Sessions acquitted a man accused o:
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    EMPIRE STAMP TROPHY
    191 4 Scho;.! 1 < jr*a CoA tin b Worth 21,000 Philip Cohn, aped fifteen, has achieved the dream of every schoolboy stamp collectorhe has a triangular Cape of Good Hope itamp and recently won a gold challenge cup for *he best arranged and writt n-up c llecticn cf
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    172 4 Eleven thousand pounds was found in a hole m :hc wall of the hour>e of a woman who had djudicated bankrupt for a small mount Mt.d in the Bankruptcy Court in Dublin that the woman. Eridgjt Mnrphv, now had been committed to prison u;:h Jut jrother. for refu^inp to anaipr
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    DISARMAMENT SERMON
    186 4 Archbishop Calls on Curate to R+gigm Chirk i Denbigh hi c The Archbishop of Wales (Dr. Edwards), has nJed the resignation of the Rev. L. E. Robc:t?, a curate in the pa:ish of Chirk, following a sermon which Mr. Roberts preached on disarmament. Mfe Roberts stated that a
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    HIS FORTUNE AT HER FEET
    136 4 He Save! The Gold She Trod On Birmingham. "I the very shoes you walk on." a youne Scotsman tcld his flanc6e, who wort, in a Birmingham Jewellery factory, and for two years, to prove his devotion, he insisted r-ven. evening on e'erming her shoes and
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    NATIVE LANDS IN KENYA
    1265 4 NATIVE LANDS IN KENYA THE HILL TO BREAK A I'LEIXiL Gokhnmng At African 1 Expense The discovery of geld in the North avirondo (Ker.yai MHII has raised some diihcult problems for the local Govern Archdeaccn Owen, lately Member f Committee on Native Land Teuun In N uiao. The gold must
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    WOMAN PUPIL'S FLIGHT
    467 4 Instruction From Th( (iround A tiro has been given flying fcutnKftlon at Hanworth in an unlicensed aeroplane by an uncertificated instructor, and has rwpWsd the three hour's solo flying, the climb to 2.000ft.. the series of turns at that h:-ight, and the landing within an appointed space
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    SHANGHAI POWER CO.
    114 4 taport--<t Vmm taand> in Slxr. TbJS.MH.OOO 5'.. per rrnt first bent-are cf privately placed The balance of Tb 15.930.000 «ffl to th? p mfrHljlMl Banking Corporation I jamii Ml I I sen sad Prttc are the uno- I Tks money is being used t Company's indebtedness to
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    51 4 An imcaißßttawd miner—Harold ww* .lljliilpjl man m-tth fOUT (Mtt*" Tamey Or«*. Fm-ett-b* p f2T i ftMtc deed to the re cue of thought that the «of. whir* J ewild be hear* whining at tho b***^ ■5-! 5 5J S22VSS luhmlifrrl to attempt a rescue Be j .mjurefl, bmb up to
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      104 4 Catarrkal, ferm* wl rJ I 9 [«f^i lI©J |r v A palataM* of «b«lsj^tif f \fSSi and ckildVM* 14 ii •!> invaluatite mmhcbom ict&edy. -"^PN Ctf Cbemj»t* trul Stores in two sue*. VI Int'«»« I "»>' i.-.tm k •vV ~J, W mIoiKUM »j rianft. IS nr>>t'o-« »cc»p .t KNDORBLJ BY
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    AIR MAIL LETTER FROM LONDON
    3542 5 '•D.AME" A:I\CKS THE modern GKL trom the Free Press orrtsnondent rnttu \n iiiuuu.iw.ua m unpori■nwl topics of the day are al :ng and we have had a natashs! week. Let me deal with one: Church should approve the open»mas oat Sunday evenings, pr:vldsd >n to
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    SPLIT IN SKATING WORLD
    298 5 Woman Dcman.K Apoiov:} After liailct Sliow A heated controversy between noted skaters the committet of die National c^»t < nf Associat on, which has threa; r auuueur status, is cau ins a sedation in the Ice-skating world. The threat followed the performance of twelve amateurs in
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    CONTRACT BRIDGE TRAIN
    103 5 Oitawa, Jui. 11. Tht- Bo ton .'iid Maine and I National BtfhnU la- d :hing tli.' no uu b'idge train The tra.n, lor whL-h iw/., y-s B r..: r. will leavb Boston i Montr a] on Saturday morning, Jdi MHrtHHrt ivrt joi:rn?y and wIU be graded according
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    DUMMY REVOLVERS
    286 5 rruhihii.on of Sale >uu nested Sentence of 15 months' imprisonment, win hard labour, v.aa passed by the Recorder (Btr Ernest Wild, K..C.) at the Central Criminal p Ken wo.- Ji, It. turner, charged with b/eakxig and wifcwinc a bouse ix. gl John's Wood. Mr. R. S. Chapman, prosecutlna.
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    MAN-POWER TRUCKS BANNED
    96 5 1 s for South China's New Longot Uridg*- UMBMS^ wwm. 9. The Pearl River bridge win be formally openMi for traffic on February IS. The Bureau off Public Utilities, however, prohibit* man-drawn .rucks on the bridsjt, m they are a source of lansn- to pedestrians The bridge
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      199 5 «Mm Vnm ..B B JBI Yl< '^--A\:i>;;,^jf '^^^1 "*> -sSHkI .■wwfti iH^Mi\ j^. j^ V V -j^tf:-^ jd^^^^& -d^^^BJ^JF^ l^l-x x-t :^B Ji< ;^a^PPßo^-^ v-y HOW VITAL IT IS-IN THIS SHORT PERIOD. WHAT HOPES AND FEARS ARE CROWDED I IS HE GAINING WEIGHT J IS HIS FLESH FIRM AND HEALTHY
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    MORE BRITISH TRIUMPHS COMING
    1601 6 By Our Film Correspondent PAVILION T *-DAY brings to i the season of >: Below** at the Pa without any doubt the nn« this Ulented artist has been set M V. C) IS. ford and Ralph Forbes. Mot of H axe laid in the tropics of
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    FILM REUNITES TWO VTETERANS
    180 6 FILM REUNITES TWO VTETE RANS George Marion and Eugenie Besserer Two old friends who lud not seen each other for nine years were re-united in the filming of "Six Hours To Live. the Fox production which includes Warner Baxter, .Miriam Jordon and John 80le r in its cast. The friends
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    HOW DO YOU DO?
    492 6  -  SIDNEY FALKENBERG tl*> This short phrase is probably more vied form of greeting between masculine player* in Hollywood studios, than any otht-r form of salutation. To be thus recogniaed by screen luminaries is an honour sought by everyone in the picture industry, and keeps both f»
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    BACK TO 1900
    240 6 London Tin alri Scene in "Cavalcade" TTHK first unadvertised stage show ever ar- ranged in an American theatre, was stated in the Mason Opera House. Los Angeks. The crowded audience instead of paying five dollars each for seats, were paid five dollars to fill them. The stalls
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    Jack Buchanan Rack To Vienna
    607 6 Jack Buchanan Rack To Vienna FILMS I IS (From Our Own Correspondent) I, I all a. Jan. 24. There are Just no*- plenty of new films, but nothing very outstanding. Jack Buchanan is the chief star of Mr. Brown." This is the new Tivoli picture, and not a bad one.
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    THE STORY IS THE THING
    86 6 THE STORY IS THE THING [litii \f rarammm ADOP quality motion adm- till Thb fctaff. the IUfHI the most < tiio is nov stories treatmttoas of famo*. and dialog**Pr:. studios alrmdv has to In rr,<ut <-d Dorics per le i iced screen wrßei Itshec i matiHz:. Anion-: for Parr.moui Puli
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      67 6 MOLLISON DOES II A/N oiN CAsnroL Mr. f. A. MOLLISON the trepid lone ilier, MM in>wen quered the South \\h\ in a thrilling lliszht Iron) ILnglaml to PORT NATAL. As usual he relied up«u, WAKEFIELD Castrol Oil to L. n his engine funct ioning ;> during this remarkal>!« CASTROL oiler-
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    DATE OF THE GREAT FLOOD
    493 7 DATE OF THE GREAT FLOOD BIBLK KIDDLE MAY -OLVED fur a long Lost (it;. the cknrru of Iraq, a new search hai a tar the long lost city of Afade, the sttr.tou the Great. .laeologisa arc especially interestsi tab vs, jrk, for. if successful. It win settle of ihe most
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    BRITISH IRON AND STEEL
    214 7 Tribute To uless I ittinir> of a highly favourable characjy r^cn place in several directions tan "*>* Though at many works adverse t^'i perate. rural progress to being of high efficiency steels and •ddt-n rash of business. In conwwlueew of raw and semi-finished ii|hismm«i dMseulty In
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    EX-MALAYAN'S POST
    254 7 President of Bristol Channel Kn^incers (From Our Om I rrespondent 1i linn Jan. 1 1. Ur F 8. Beavan who at one M.t..-.-. Cl *P»n. haj been appointed Presidei Bristol Channel Engineers ant! Ship Kepaite~ Employers Association. bM h?d i most difficult task to contend with dtu-in PMt
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    INVENTOR'S PLIGHT
    218 7 lln^ Kankinu Account, but Cannot Draw On It The plight of a \isitor to »*»f|f>n4 from Rio who has meney in the bank vrhi< bj not spend, was explained to the Clerkenwen gistrate. Mr. Bertrand Watson, by the w«l S. L\ •This man b an r.om Buenos Airw,
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    PEKING TREASURES
    122 7 PEKING TREAS URES i\t'>idcnts Handicap Removal PhM Peking. 1 eb. l. The treasures of the Palace Museum, consisting largely of porcelain and bronze wares, valuable documents and books have not, as yet. left for Shanghai. The authorities only had available yesterday eight cars belonging to the Municipal Gi ment. all
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    CITY'S TOO MANY SHOPS
    114 7 One to Ever} 17 lVople in Milan There are 30.821 retail shops in Milan— one for every 47 inhabitants— and the proFaactot Federation of Commerce are seriously pre-occupied by this swarm of small shopkeepers, says Reuter. It to considered to be one reason for the high
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    TIENTSIN TENSION
    83 7 Chinese Flee: Dread Another Shanghai Incident slunsh.il leh T>n»ion In Tientsin is again growing. 11 rdreds of wealthy Chinese from the Japanese Concession are moving Into the other foreign settlements, while the Chinese garrison are ordered to stand by. The reptltion of the Bhang»**» catastrophe in the Chinese
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    35 7 V.- M- C h and Co.. Kuala Lumpur, has NkH I from imp Mr. Arthur Newark, instructor of Hi K.i.,:,i I mujnu Flying Club, who wa* recently sue fully operated open at Bungsar Hospital. fcsj
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    A VILLAGE FOR THE UNEMPLOYED
    351 7 LAND SETTLEMENT SCHEME Self-Supporting Community Ldinbui^h. A scheme of land settlement VM I hopeti. will provide work for the unemployed was explainer. -c The scheme n ij is the establishment of a villa i community iuar Ei .an co-operative and I:. uon is at present
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    THE "PEAK" OF ALCOHOL
    413 7 Most Effect 15 Minuto Alter Lflfti Drink Fashionably dressed women filled the court at Oxford Quarter aeastoos when James -end Pearce. 28, horse dealer, of Boarshill. Oxford, was charged with driving I under the influence of drink and with drttlm dangerously. Pearce. who married Miss Olive
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    BRITISH EXPORTS TO SOVIET
    54 7 London. Feb. 9. Thf gJPfI of tlu> B ri t^h heavy md^'.v •Tlu' i., km on I bli h< s tin i tere tin? fa( -...,r Britai < xports of in: ti mm nt USSR in 1932 were oqiial to her <\ polls ol tin sann>
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    15 7 Mi ami Mrs C J Chi.ihohn arrived in Kuala Lumpur from on WVdm day morning.
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    POLICE SEARCHERS TWICE MISS POISON BOTTLE
    1586 8 Furnace's Story Of How Spatchctt Lost His Life RFA'OLVFR ACCIDENTALLY WENT OFF His "Terrible' Iclea~To Burn Body And Leave Suicide Note Ih. ama/iim stor> m how Samuel James Furnue. tinm;.n who was wanted in connection with the murder of his friend Spatchett. was searched
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    FURNACE'S CONFESSION
    746 8 FURNACE'S CONFESSI ON 1,061 My Head After oner then rea Furnace said was born at St. Neoi-. and have be London s years of age. I w away at sea for 2'= years, raid served in Fnm»\ ior :nded three times, once! s>eriox. I also served in the Royal lush
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    TO KAMCHATKA BY AIR
    26 8 Soviet liu i i'l.iiiv H.:l After t route For 300 klloir.- occupy 13-14 day- labllsh a regular mail ant P*^I vice Tasc.
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      179 8 CONTAINS ABUNDANCE ■XL- I l_ L- IX VITAMINS fRADI MARK COD LIVER OIL with A B AND D MALT EXTRACT Maintains vigour in children. Builds strong teeth and sturdy C limbs. .-y t Enables children to develop a (fsk reserve of strength with which U to resist disease. V^LHavJ Bottles
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      37 8 (iA ,JB| Imitation i> tin tllll NVi ira(i <lthiir> inuli.nlf hi! \>^-' m fit IM^ m f I P p: |p': LflV \i> J I■■ i\i A>■ fc^^^^-^^^i i>i'(io> ill! d.^nkr|^Sfj^np9 flavour, aroma and alter jjjjj^ir one 6354.
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    TROTSKY ON THE BIRTH OF THE SOVIET
    537 9 TROTSKY ON THE BIRTH O F THE SOVIET !0W LACK PHI REINS OF POWi And Lenin Stall IWI Tta «?>ikl believe tha; the watchman of MS would suddenly Ucoww the QM JWke. tiut yeaterciays lackey would tertUy's locksmith head cf bet. ta oikr station supkawatas. yesterdays ensi^a cocip;undcrkftaw words the
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    ARMY SELL 10,000 GATES
    247 9 < in vi Karuain> on a War Office Scrapheap Vrovil. 1 h«vp just Inspected on- of the im»' markable scrap-heaps In England, that which the British Army dumps its surplus effects and from which you can buy anything from a pair of puttees to an ambulance
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    OVER £5,000 RAISED
    403 9 1 inance oi the Hunger March „i the flnam o yt ,1 to >mi ■..aiiu-d f'uin th- b;iiaiK ional Man i. Council In. as part i'f MM > W»iMi ouUWe the ccnI d Tli< contins< tits on th< I"• as had MM M MO I e \'lX)Ut
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    WHEN YOU GO HOME
    229 9 Leavt? Vour \Vorrii i > in Slore. '>'•■ re going home in Miarch, and can certainly do 'with thp i lisngi "nun especially. He'.s had nearly four years hare without a break, mm] I three, and say what you like, tte climate does take it out
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES DEATH.
    30 10 DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES DEATH. fki ni:K"KS.— Mr. C Predrlcks, of 25 Joo h t Terrace, Singapore. passed away yesterday end the funeral will take place at F:.'.dari at 4.30 p.m. to-day
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1933. GOVERNMENT BY INACTION
    858 10 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1933. GOVERNMENT BY INACTION Ihe Bnt thought that seems to itrikt tiie world's leaders at the present time, when faced Witt) MB iid or new dilemma, is jn.-i h< w 1 can they postpone taking action. The situation everywhere presents the spectacle oi the
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    SIR WILLIAM MURISON
    219 10 Chief Justice to Retire M William Muriscn. the Chief Justice, 5.8.. will go on leave by the Ranpura from Singapore en April 14. and upon the expiration of his leave, on Sept. 2. he will definitely retire from the service. Sir James William Murk on. v.ho was
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    ULSTER RAILWAYS
    71 10 rr»remunerativo Sections t<» be Closed 1 ndon. l eb 1" As a sequel to the Ulster railway str.ke the Great Northern Railway Company is re; to have decided to close down permaneattf cnremunemi- tions of the system drastically to reduce the number of trains on other sections. The*
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    NAVAL PROGRAMME
    37 10 Contracts For Cruisers and Destroyers London. Feb. 7. Th* Admiral*;. ;ir,r,n :nr«^ that contracts for thr^r cruisers, on- flotilla leader, eight desti ers and two sloops o! the 1932 pr rr.-mnv- >« Of placed shortly —Renter.
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    21 10 A fine full-grown tiger, shot n«ar Kuala Kani'sar, was brought to Ipoh on Tuesdny (or stuUing. The beast measured eight fet-t
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    WAR ON SMUGGLERS
    241 10 Exemplary Se;;!-.'nu's On Drug Runners f *'V'\ f f.i I i i 1 -dop-" smuijcl r- >rv.~d.:> I M II Ferrer, the aingapawi Cilmmal D^triet Judge. Toh Ah Hock, who pleaded guilty to a charge of being In posses ion of $1,470 worth of contraband chandu and
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    TANJONG KATONG BUSH FIRE
    307 10 Difliculi Hour Vnv The Brigade The drought and fair mind wt have been experiencing for the last week p.obably accounted for another grass fire to which tue Fire Brigade was called at 12.53 yesterday afieraocn. The fire was in Tanjong Katocg *ad extcrded from Wilkinson Road
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    COMMODITY MARKET
    89 10 LATEST TIN IND V,\ RBER VMU AND STERLING HUES Rubber and Tin prim and the sterling rate in Npw York and Paris. specially cabled to the Free Press are as follow TIN 1 .-Mdan, Feb. It. Spot Forward: £149 Tone of Market Easier. RLBhEK London, Feb. If. Spot
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    FIREWORKS DISPLAY
    126 10 Clo.>e (»t Thaipu-iiin Festival r? were the usual large crowds of utors out to witness the di play of orks which annually marks the close of the Thaipusam fesUvltin. The location at Raffles Rrrlanutton was used as in pieviou* yean and the grounds fonned the centre of ihe
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    MOLLISON AT PORT NATAL
    297 10 in f •ID FOR BMml I ty to Aa Mil let k Mollison arrived at Port OJl.T.— lstuter IwiaW, Frt I The French mac crossed tl. mfMVtas, compared Wfttl J A hours 30 minutes. Til tank; lour and a nature of a .'»••>■ Molliaon's S3 hows.
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    MALAY CONSOLIDATED
    140 10 Fir r mpany [From Our Own Correspond The sixth anr.u?! meeting of the Mils* Consolidated Tin D, u-.g Co. ««<> held to-di} at Evatt and C ce. Mr )o presided said tfatt th? mine working account moved a profit j Z29M2. and i there rcmilned a against a
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    ROAD TRANSPORT
    23 10 As a sequel to the railnay and the Mini tor of Transport annotr BiU providing for Uv Icenung »r.d transport o^
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    71 10 Mr. W. FWI. «M*gT. Bukß Itok I— I Jeram. Is leaving for bone shortly. I The band of the S 8 Police will following pau—llli weather p*rmJtt« at p m Mart*. OM Panama. AK<*d; DNkn In the Wort mi Word. So**: Deirande et Repome. <b> Ua Soaaet d Coleridge Taylor;
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    Manehiria NO POSSIBILITY OF A COMPROMISE
    441 11 Manehiria NO POSSIBILITY OF A COMPROMISE iKr>U-\N*s MEW HONG KONG •HfEDONOT "EVE M •ANGER OF ATTACH" Tokio, I m Committee of Nineteen's iv^aist has arwosed resentm< V .rtvun Oilier tthitsc 1 t»i tinmaking a studied n »«Jt in pretending not to »und the Japanese attitude m Umehukao. There was M
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    BUFFER STATE
    174 11 Korean !?*vn»*»t/onari*-? SußTrstion Shaatt**!. iek. It. utkmart MM «M»J lo Lcagnr of Nations "iTt^ 1 that to pre- > la the Fir E»"t, the creatJcn of ween Jap->n and China or J»p»^ and Soriet Rirsia Is ab utataly ■MfT should be given tt-= s»*ui^ and be made a
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    THREAT TO KIDNAP LINDBERGH BABY
    104 11 THREAT TO KIDNAP LINDBERGH BABY i) KXTORT j Ma Ancri In Who Cash:;! hmie BftUMkc Virgnla, Feb. Two men have been arrested for attempting tort $50,000 from Co'orel Undbergh ttwamt to kidnap his six-months-old son. Vaßowtag the demand to Colonel Lindbergh. the police placed a cheque for $17,003 in the
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    DUTCH CABINET CRISIS
    149 11 I Queen Rcturnin Prom EN il/< rL:n.l Th« Hac«e. Feb. 9. There is a posaii the Cabinet w.li icsign fcllowiny an adverse vote in the Lower House on the Government bill for the re-or-tion of the judiciary, the Immediate dis?i:ss on of which the Government made a
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    DISARMAMENT
    125 11 I Nazi Indignation \u r ainst France r 1 1 n i M. Paid Boncour's speech at Geneva in F*HHnt UP the deb?te on the French disarmament plan, In which be maintained that ie-pite the opposition cf most nations French plan was still the best, has provoked interne indignation
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    DOG TRACK TOTES
    76 11 'Tlo>e Down" Decision Rejoices "Bookies" Lnlm. Feb. It. Bookmakers are rejoicing in the fact that 'tote." on all Hcened greyhound race-courses In England and Wales were closed yesterday, .lending legislation following the Home Office iUlimibl in the House of Commons on Tuesday that "totes" on dog tracks
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    BRITISH MINISTERS
    66 11 ".\m»w>sadn Rank in Chin;- V Rahlng British representatives In China to the rank cf Ambassador Is suggested in an ph on China. says that such a change should serve to mooth av.ay mv standing that are most harmful 1 vould please the Chinese and would be a sign
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    CHINA AND THE SOVIET
    62 11 Offensive Vnd Defensive T,,ki.». I.'h 10. According to a report received at the Foreign OOpe. apparently emanating fro- aneae fMittnn ftt Bhtngf***! Mr. Eugem crooted as tattnntln? that he bad avbted to imottotf ft Chinese— Soviet offensive and tttui i,, alliance, but ite exi tence would
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    ARGENTINE VISITORS
    64 11 fiuests Of The Prime Minister ft Jußft ftOC* and othrr ,v,:r.'..T, of th«nectel mtoston from the Argentine MM» k were toe guests of the Prime MtoM (I at Nll inn AT.tn* Street to k .,r. e a dimn-i Riven l:i the!--r p^me Mlnl-t-r at the Fnrei?Ti o**"r» The
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    3 EUROPEANS KILLED
    398 11 3 EUROPEANS KILLED STOLEN O'Tii! WARSHIP i;oMii:-:n MANY WOUNDED OFFICERS RFGAIN coham) Three Murcp; :i > v. <vv .unom; f > Irf p»«,;:ic killed when a Hying bout dropped u bomb on tae mutineers in the Dutch warsl luo Europeans were vvc.umhd. 1 lie vessel is now und« 1 command
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    STOCK EXCHANGE
    103 11 Interest in Kaffirs Less Keen London. Feb. On the Stock Exchange to-day. «H .:.t i Ka*Srs somewhat less keen, other sec tin. have shown r*thrr more life follow in.- b f es from Wall Street. The markets ruled comparatively good, outi.rnding hrtOT being the advan e in Wcn
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    FRENCH BUDGET DEFICIT
    53 11 Covered 1 5 s Economies Airl Mure Taxes T.irK Feb. 7. Arcc-din* to thf n°w Onvorn-mnt's ar'.t.ithe budget deficit is five ?nd ha'f Btffllard francs and not tea mi'Mards a« m, the last MMMIi for Pinanco main •i":... tint ulll oe covTfd bv economic:; 4 d tocreased
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    WAR DEBTS
    43 11 U.S. Democratic Leader's View Washington. Feb. The American peon'e wrv Id n-ver s'ani fnr a lump sum propo al by which thr-e-fourths of the debt would be rut away said Rainy, the Drmorrstlc I e«der, when disusing War Debt., Reuter Wireless
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    DR. KUNG SEES THE POPE
    44 11 DR. KUNG SEES THE POPE Rome. Feb. 7. H! a Hollne^ th» Pow ncehed to-day In private audience Dr Kung the Chln-sr Min'.stei Kv r ">v> h I b-')?:v--- l n-ln- of Dran u-shPk T v^ Pope gave him a gold medal Reuter Wireless
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    REICHSTAG MOMMITTEE UPROAR
    192 11 REICHSTAG MOMMITTEE UPROAR EX>'rKAKK!: fIOWI ED DOWN Wanted Nazi Korlin. Feb. 7. lVm->rk> i. h as ".lev i'i i K "vcminI el" .>r. s V in hi"!-"] hv inf;:-;a'rd N m ilopiitk-. at the s h i.l -t. Ifcrr I.oebe. ON r -Spe! cr of lh« I>ioh>t.-*«j wh"n he pn-
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    OIL DISPUTE
    261 11 Direct Negotiation^ Between Company and Persia London. Feb. 7. v. the House of Commons re-assemb'ed Sir John Simon, renlying to quesions. outlined the aereerrK-nt re'-rhed by the League Council in the Anslo Persian dispute, and stated that the Persian Oi' Companv w»s about to enter into direct negotiations
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    BRITISH FINANCE
    92 11 Burden-- Lfofr T* Remain For Some Time l^onn mi, r co. The warning in Mr. Neville Chamberlain'? remit r proch that v.« must bear our P n-me'al burdens for some time to come, was s'ippo-te:i by Mr. Ramsay MacDon?ld in the House of Cemrrons this afternoon v.hon replying
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    "NATIONAL" CANDIDATE
    52 11 bckkffl 11 KWed At Warwick London. Frb. 7. In th rt VffIMVM Upton Handicap Steep' :chns* tc-diy the G-and Nat rnai candidate. Mr BO Ml and h~d to b» de" The ar?ident orcurrrd at the W3ter-j-nv> lr f- M Hi Ro"kh!!l was Iflßl KTnnd. The jock:y was^ tinhurt.
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    ROYAL PARDON
    43 11 Persian Minister of Finance Tehe'-an, F»'b Teymourtash, Minister for Finance. WM —•nth- dis*ni""'l by th- Btmh n cot s, itri th<> An?lo-Porsian oil dispute and ha< krpt under surveillance in his house, ha; r -.•<■ ho'^n granted the royal p.irdon Reuter Wireless
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    "IMPERIAL" CABLES
    42 11 Company To OfeafJ £250,000 Building London, Feb. 10. Imperial and MMMMaMi DmummtaUtm mmranv has de^'d-d It I pf UN MM ON Ml b'-ilding on the Embanl-ment which was completed a year ago. b"t unoccupied owLng tc the financial crisis Reuter
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    ARMED RAID ON HIGH SCHOOL
    349 12 DARING THEFT BY FOUR CHINESE Caretaker and Wife Surprised Tin Chinese Higii r> hool. .standing *«n a h.~. u^-.iy from Bukit T.mah Roiid, was the t an amazingly bed. armed gang r-jbbtrv rr.e<:l by four Chir.es<- eurly on W'-dr.-.-e.iv n.-::.: tht- mast i.nport&nt \y. jt'
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    128 12 20.00;! Miics S;i A Bain Cv IFrom Our Own Correspondent] Mal-icc.i. Feb. 'h Two young German tourists— Mrs. E. Dorner and Mr. H. Blanc— arrived here this morning In a small Ford from Penang which they left on Tuesday. Cologne was then* starting point.
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    SMALL CAPITALISTS
    96 12 U.imo.immummi Invested Through Post Office IMRbVI Fe». 8. Sir Kingsley Wood, the Post Master-General In a speech at liverpool referred to the work d the Post Office Savins Bank which now had £300,000.000 standing to the crec 4^,000.000 depositors in all parts of the United Kfaiyfri Another £212.000.000
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    £2,000,000 Involved In Case That Lasted 18 Days
    950 12 Defence Allege Important Document Is A torgery a FTER occupying sixteen days in the hearing the Yu Yan Woke A case, In which the executors of the late Yu Yat Tong sued the t.'X"cutor> of the late Chu Shun Hang in connection
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    35 12 ft Bro Casi:.:r t.f Bt, Fran, k InMif.iticn It-ft Malacca en transfer to Taiping Sr Ge«irge's liiftitutlon. He was one of the ablest teacher? in the Cambridge Classes U>\. Bio s.io.i tian expected ta Ifaiacct
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    668 12 Man's Statement in Alimony Case Tint hi-- wit'c prejudiced hir-« positioi) with iii-- employers rtr prospective employers u.t* aUeged hy Mr. ynl William Mitchell. fonnerlj of Lyons Motors Limited, who appeared before Mi. < n t i Terrell in the Supreme Court >esterd.n to m. ike
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    IRISH DUTIES
    82 12 Not Equal To Withheld Annuities London. I eh. S. It .1 (alt i in i'..:.i.i. m th< I. F;t( St..!; 1 had aln loj withheld Mim? amount;n_ to tlTj.OOfi b\ J|R| |i li<32. v. lur, ■;;.■.•<.,; duties came into force. The sums wittaneU bet'.vfcca that date and Jan.
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    71 12 "IT.- first v\v c A liunbh sitl<- of 111 'i hold at Radios Qiuty on Friday. E-cb -4th at 1 p.m. The promotors would u->k :i< IB '■■•< I] I M MM ir (i: rave:! i.; (1 household poods for which they will ;at( tul The pa:etls may lx- leit
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    1517 12 INQUEST ON MR. PEET CONCLUDED Accused Driver Gives Evidence I. vidcnce touchn.y the death of Mr. Geci i Peet, a European engineer, attach' the Municipal tJt trie |x>uer r..-.\: •<• Jaraci who M ffcMl Mtgflsi iMI and .sustained fatal injuries on the night oi Ja;; -J while
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    854 12 Screaming fiirl Gives Alarm HALF-NAKFI) MAN Tackled Bv fonstablp as He Fled J.iv.iM' t'l v ltuli. n: w.i v .ilU"i.«-d to li.-.\i lit i t'i' I iilim ill K4li oil M\n |)i h I in I*ll II i r'• J I (•111 I I .1
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    PRINCE BROADCASTS TO N.Z.
    62 12 LandML Fell 8 At his own imtptrtfcm, the Prince of Wj!«. who will to-night speak at the New ZeaJcnd Society dinner in London to inaugurate Mew Zealand Day. the anniversary of the prorlawtion of New Zealand as a British Colony m 1860, viii to-morrow moraine repeat
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    M.P.s ATTACK LOAN TO AUSTRIA
    180 12 M.P.s ATTACK LOAN TO AUSTRIA 'THE: y^ Sir John iujuj Sayt ft b teuHni '"Hi The Foreign Secretary Sir Jobnj^* the House of Oommons Hat^i* ed against criticism the Au«mr. i^^t authorising the Government ;o raise iiisL snares of the international !<,.„ JJ* The Financial Seem,; Bcfcaha. in mown- t^JJ
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    TWO RUBBER FACTORIES DESTROYED
    204 12 Intense Flames Defeat Fid spJ of four days of oe anotlier *r I extensive damage are pepan I trie t of Kuala Kangsar. The first fire btoic< out .:'>.ebaaJ on Gapis Est. I every effort to combat _<aJ was practically gutted I Hel|» was summoned from
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    45 12 Pbme Hit* fm in I |4»n«l>>n. The Royal A crashed in Hampshire .is report' day's Free Pt«*sp and ran into a thick bank of f*' an* "•"•j with a tree on a The marhinc crashed of the occupants escaped bu four were killed
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    27 12 ActivMy of War Deb CwnHW The Cabinet I Dtbte held a furthtr nn-tuit I Sir Ronald lintlffiay atu-* I m-Ul take pUcc to-morrow I
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    59 12 Tbe final pretnultnti of the BJt P will Uk plar. I tre to-night at *J0 'Mu- I comedy of the Midlands ari I I^^ Saturday was voted a» I effort to date. TW cast inrlu* Aim. Hilda Dorrincton. Betty Clifton -J"^ Ktf 11h Georcr and Joan WHtmm W
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    29 12 The Hon'Mt the Undang of R?MM* has bem In poor health for Oh te* "JH to agate leaving for Sumatra about <** --IP of this month to Me M> doctor
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      2414 13 au>ti< CtBUMMII Is> PkVM And Ptaycn m Our Own Correspondent I I lldoll. J..M The Australian outburst over knowu as leg theory bowling, or. v put Into more dm 1 language, means bowling Into the body of the player to knock him V physic-.il injury, frankly
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      216 13 berated Gate Receipts Ltd few la their report to be submitted to the uaaall leeting of members at L?eds. the Yorkshire! Jounty Club Committee state that, having egard to the continued trade depression, the i inances may be considered quit; satisfactory. The total gate receipts last season
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      118 13 A further cheque for £400 was received by the Clapton Orient F. C. thi week from Mr. Arthur Phillips, of Messrs. Godfrey Phillips Ltd., who had previously made a contribution of the i,ame amount to the clubs finances. H. Wragg. the jockey, v ho is recovering well from his bad
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      164 13 !ii\ Accept amis And Weight* London. Feb. 1. Tiie acceptance^ with weights for the Grand s'ationr.i to be run on March 24th. are as ollov.s Cirt'galach 12.7 Giacklc 12.3 Coup de Chapeau 12 2 Golden Miller 12.2 Shaungoilin 12 1 Remus 11.12 ■lie?. 11.11 K-. IL-boro J&rk 11.
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      172 13 Huni (unprlitmii A novel «nd amusing competition—a "scavenging hunt"—was taken part in recently by members of the Scottish Sporting Car CM*. —a-iha— J JlMUlfljd A rfMM ■tSrtlBC from the Zoo Gates, Corstorphme. and the remainder from the Duntocher Boulevard. AnniesUmd, Glasgow. Bach competitor was gfeajn a
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      45 13 A large crcwd Is expected to watch the fir* international football match between England and Italy in Rome on May W. and alMa* wooden framowork h ta be erected Fascist Party stadium, which now seat* people, to 1: rose the accoamodatioo by M (per cent.
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      63 13 WHENOFrVOURGAME thafs a perfect time for a cup of perfect lea in Brooke Bond you have x inc jje.si >,^» i v^v f Pritont i s>*^*s\ 4V n *,> I cover XlyP"^ *a /^j < *s nil iicor §3iSiiiii*«**~' j '.t" T //I J P■ I *^P^PP^% 1 I \1
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      1086 14 rHE ELUF FUNNEI I INI aVraiv HIE bIAM BTKAM NAVIGATION 00., Ltd, Steam Ship Co.. ltd. and Cniu» rMK Hi' a KHIOW rt TltAMyillP Co (1933) Ltd. Mutual sicsm N»vl«*Uon LV Ltd. [US CUNARD BTEAM BHIP Co.. Ltd. THF S.l:\i:"i> SI"bI\MSHIP Co. Ltd .11 SARAWAK STEAMSHIP Co., Ltd. THE CHINA
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      514 14 Ellerman Bucknall Steamship Co., Ltd. (Incorporated In Mtand) "ELLERMAN" LINE. FREIGHT SERVICE TO UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENT. VIA PORTS AND SCEZ CANAL HOMEWARDS. Steamer. !>»• B*pore. Salta B>»re. b.s. CITY OP LYONS For Havre, London. Rotterdam Hamburg Feb. 28 Mar. 2 sj CITY OF MANILA For HavTe, London. Rotterdam Hamburg
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      517 15 O. S. K. Line. FOR AFRICA AND SOUTH AMERICA. 1K» tßntind Umi ■m^i ■ill 1 i> i M R^Kl'ia oloynbo, P*tirl»ri iVut VKI S' m!^i °ff! TjH? 10 *»drt. Santos (R ound-th»-world £19O» Mar v PM^M-Balaain. Beira, Lo Ka< Dux ban, tukd Canr Thnn mmmm ,^,>',! <INX -van W**"" T^?"*"*
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      529 15 TO KIItOPE FROM SINGAPORK AND PENANG VIA COLOMBO, BOMBAY, SUEZ, PORT SAID, ALEXANDRIA. NAPLES, GENOA MARSEILLES AND NEW YORK. Arrive Leave Leave Arrlv© B'pore. S'pora. Penan*. N. York. Prev Polk I;; PM IM M F. b M M. ir M Pres Adams M M PMa 28 Mm. 2 Apr. 11
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      930 15 K. P. M. KONINKLIJKE PAKFTVAAKT MAATSCBAPPU TOBOAEI vS .iay Feb. 11, Koedap, Tampoetih, Tampat-Tttggi, nj "^tnßt sjsi ffsgs ti V-\-tK n-.\\A VVLl:mi.'\ li. Bawean. Padung-Bay. BoeJdeng and ■nwUji <.L\. VAN I>FK MY VDFN— Saturday Fob 1] Riouw 13; b iilx^Au TOGI\N- Snturdsy. F<-b 1). Pontianak IWLOI'O -S.;turaa>, Sinpkawar.e P> D...:.rr:ht
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    142 16 The recent subvention contract be* ween th» Llyd-lYiestino and the Italian Government provides for a subvention of 68.800.00 lire There are drastic fines for the omis^n of vcyage<= and the Minister of Communication exerci>es important p u,r- m, u-sard' of routes ana In regard to the pre>rnbed building cf ship.v
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      709 16 Burns Philp Line. (Incorporated In Ausirnuai FOR BRISBANE, SYUNEY AND MELBOURNE via J.WA. DARWIN AND THURSDAY ISLAND. geg^^: i, 1,.. i known sßeam MAKKILA T i~.- an'' '.tie MANGOI A <3.352 tons" V-.tr* •J IJARELLA it one of the largest and nnest steamers trnr- 1 I \>istrall» Cabin* de luxe,
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      214 16 BHtBY lIC »VfH»w anna*. rAU. PMUL. LONDON w^ of fast twin-sn-. oi! Drt*. Mafl Passenppr with ttirougii nr! pbn.r. Pjaj ■OMEWAHn s ULnO9 WORCEB I LKBHOCS J CHESHIRE YORKSHIRE SHROPSHIRE f STAFFt^RDSHIPF OJ LjOOCHBT^E I vrriDrTGTrDcur 8 yoSksSb I I Passage Rate* Include T> tx Port of Entert..- IDMKIN BpjSj
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      703 16 MAIL DESi'A'iCIIES BY TRAIN Bangkok tvery Saturday 7 p.m. and Thursdays 7.30 a.m Monday to Friday 7.30 a.m BtoM <*>:> I P m fiantrtl (via JtfMM I Monday to Pi... 7.30 a.m Kuai.i.:: (via Jerantut) Saturdays 7 pin Kelantan ivia Padang B< > M i.d.y 7 p.m Ki t\i i
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      479 16 CHURCH SERVICES Septuajicsinia ST. ANDREWS ATHEDRAL 650 a.m. Holy Comm n 730 ain Matins. 3 am Holy Communion (Chora i H p |mM| <Cho-a" r-nd Sermon. 10 30 am. Service at Nv.il B.ts--11 ad IMMMq i-nd Friday, at 8 |OI Holy Communion. :y Thur Jay and Saturday, at 7 8
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      BRITISH NAVY IN 1932
      848 17 ;i:ns an Lo ses in Various i i;rm> o« v i it Durlm year the British Navy has lost rather than gained in strength. Five capr have been discarded in terms of LonJun Tuaty. Of the-se, the Iron Duke. famous as JelJcoe's flaji hip during the
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      NEW FORM OF HULL
      160 17 Sir .!<> cpli Isherwood's Latest Invention It is understood that Sir Joseph W. Isherwoc prtmtM rf Bh 'I h-rwood" nn-2 "Bracketless" system of shoD construction, has ted a new form of hull, and has had mo l exh out nt the National PhysJcrl Laboratory. Teddlngton. d
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      THE RIGHT TRAINING
      1003 17 Education of Mercantile Marine Officers B During the past decade, the extent to which ation ha^ been paid to the subject of prot viding the right type of training for Merchant Navy officers is proof of Iks fact that there Iz s a widespread recognition of the
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      529 17 m SINGAPORE FREE PRESS j (Daiiv and Weekly Editions) 188 ROkMNSiA ROAD, HNCAPOin--66. Cable Address. »OVI M!M j., SINGAPOU M.ilay:i DHivered uith the (huta I ll.i/r each m,,rnin latest news, I latest tH^rums J latest an- I talt»un^ernents. I nndon rubber and I r r,,r n:,l storv 9 ♦K C
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      379 17 FO EVERYWHERE IN CANADA V*. A' D MOST OF 7 '-IE U. S. A \J|! Canailian \.-»:1on:ii IC.n' t i»t thr mm vHioup Canadian Rorkii ■=S<gp Ptart l.odi:c m MM hH I!^* t hi <»uph (r anrouvcr without •h^ii^in^ >fYJH^ Luxury trains of Suprr ufort. Throucrh booking*— up iW JT»w*l
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      31 17 PASSENGERS ARRIVED The following p :engers arrived 'ruin 'Penan^ by s.s. Ipch yesterday Mr ana Mrs. |W Anderson, Mr. and Mrs w. H Ecaman. Mr. ani Mrs. W. E. de Souza.
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    HOW THE IDEA GREW
    1490 18 Mr. .1. H. Whitley's Review fFrom Our O\.:; Correspondent) London. Jan. IS. Prominent officials t thr British Brondrafting Corporation were entertained la I rdgM L. the Royal Empire Society :>i the II t- Victoria, the occasion being I dhVM M vlv.ih the guest ol honour MM
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    350 18 Popular Shortwave Radio Stations Thc following is a list of stations which can bo received in Singapore Java Stations H ilAl from about 5.20 p.m. gramophone reccrds and t. !<-ph' tsts with SvdJ^y, Austral: d oth nations. Usual call niter records "Hullo Syrinc; Tanjonff Pnok. 21 nv'ns
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    KUALA LUMPUR AMATEUR RADIO SOCIETY
    64 18 Kuala Lumpur regular broadcasts are until further notice DAILY on 55.5 Metres 10.30 to 11 a.m. PETALIMi lITLL TESTING. (Except Sundays and Public Holld.: FRIPAV 65 Metres. FROM THE STUDIO 8 30 p.m. Krontchong Music 7.00 English. British Official Wireless News. Recital of H.M.V. Recorded
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      1138 18 Empire Broadcast Reception Sow Really Good Ihj Our Wireless Correspondent 0~ ME hears few complaints now-! the mail comes in, goes on to say: I see that on the third day after the openaoays compared with a month mg of lhe British Slatic OT SO ago as tO thC Empire
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      661 18 BANKS A A U^JNSUR AA Cf charSed bank the vohmiAjTHff OF LNDIA, AUSTRALIA AND M^l^^ li\\K. lr, operated in Engird by Royal GmrtV) (fctabllshed :w Paid od capital !n 600.000 sharea f --S .1 v>( F £3.000,000 p HroL-ne Uaoil'ty Prrpri*: J>oo,ooo ■"■*•> 1 llliK^ TtlslKa^aata. I^Bdflß. s?.C 2 tBm>«VJSjldSBl
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    CONTROL OF RUBBER NOT PRACTICABLE
    1724 19 CONTROL OF RUBBER NOT PRACTICABLE But Distinct Siijns of Improvement, Says Mr. J. G Huy FORMF.K K(,\ fMAIRMAMS SPEECH tin- lull text .»t th,- speech ..t Mr I < a former ck«irm«« f iluhll iruut r> XsMriltiun 1 i! -H he toiidrmm.c! "rubber md .1e lan that .nteriul ..I, t
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    MALAYA TIN STATISTICS
    168 19 PMM production, as represented by exports from Fea,-rauci MS. states Un- F BUto ud Mn* HlHlll I. of tin, and tin-in-oro at 72 p^r cem daring tii»- month of January. 1933 I Local sal- derated Malay States, (figures for Unfederated M States are not collected*:— T Tons
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    LEWIS & PEAT'S RUBBER REPORT
    172 19 LEWIS PEAT'S RUBBER REPORT Singapore, I 10. I'ices during the week have i-i: about thi same level and at present there apP 1 to be it :.<(tor in sight to in;: I markel in eithej direction to any extent. Winf' in.; ni:iv and should prices decline any iurth r I
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    850 19 FTJDW II B i■! fLOSING Q! Ol \TIOXS Aaam Kumbang 111 23s 64 25s 6a Austral Malay 18s 20« norn Aver Hi lam (ss> 10s 9d Us 6d Bangin Ti:. 11s 12s Batang Pi.dang (fl» 05 10 M l jl) 35 40 Bukit Arang ($1) 40 norn
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      68 19 I4*jcU f»ce*d Il2,§»f,»j# Agsorance In force over tSS,Ht t off The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. (Inoorpor»t«d In the Strmlta Settlement* i aepoalted with the Supreme Court of England and complies with the British Life Assurance Companies Act In every particular. TIVL PLANS Or ASSURANCE O ion r r^
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      356 19 i To- Day's Price Changes I EXCHANGE RATES iMWO February 10 February 10 SELLING 2S London. 4 months' sight 2 3 8 i K London. 3 montlis 1 sight .3 27 32 Flake Tapioca 4 7 C London. 60 days 1 sight 2311 16 p^^i 3,^ g,^^ London, 20 days'
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    STEADY BATTING BY AUSTRALIA
    909 20 LARWOQD'S LEG-TRAP BOWLING! MASTERED HORN CRICKET IT V.OODITII AND RICHARDSON 25! RUNS FOR 3 WICKETS i \ustr.i!i:ms ppcar to have nia>tcrr(l the h'Z theory. At I*. ■i.hmr v»>t«rdav. in the fourth T»-st Match, tiny played wonderful, fiuh.tin- cricket, every elYort being rxerted to lay the foundation
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    WILTSHIRES ON TOUR
    178 20 Selanjjor Team For Hockey Match To-day Kuila Lumpur Feb. 10 The following will represent the Selangor Club in the hockey mntch against \V:!tshires tram which is during the S3. and P.MS., on the Padang to-morrow; J. A. E. MacLe^n; R. E Cox. O. O Hovil (capt.) D.
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    133 20 Match on ?und;iy at Raffles College Ground A baseball game will be played on Sunday fiftem* I h Oolhce pwdf R ikit Tlmah Rrad at 3 30 pm. between the Slneapcre Americans and a team made up from the radt ts on fho American Nautical Training Ship. California State,
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    OXFORD BEATEN
    21 20 IFTIEE PRESS BERVICE— COPYRIGHT] London, Feb. 10. Bristol defeated Oforri University on th<atter's tjround by 7 point* to 5.
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    HOCKEY AT FORT CANNING
    362 20 HOCKEY AT FORT CANNING YiI.CA. Bettoi By Two lon <: uning i Y.M.C.A. One ol cf the season was pl?yed at Fort Canning yesterday when the Y.MC.A. were defeated by two goals to ni! by the soldiers. The match was scrappy and uninteresting Hard and aimless hitting predominated in the
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    S.C.C. LAWN TENNIS
    160 20 Yesterday's Result and Fixture^ Yesterday's result in the S.C.C. lawn tenni! tournament vas as follow: Mixed Doubles Handicap S. H. McMurray and Mrs. McMurray scr. beai E G. Farrington and Miss Stephen owe 1. 4 6 7—5. 7—5. SATURDAY Mixed DouMrs Level W 0 Hill and Miss
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    SINGAPORE GOLF CLUB
    52 20 Mixed Foursomes Competition Eki :r."iitiil\- mixed foursomes competition o Ihl Singapore Golf Club was play- i a: Buki' Tim.li yt tAav and resulted in a win (or M > Atkin-Berry and J T Smith with a net scon of 33 49 cards were taken out and thi
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    10 WICKETS FOR 15 RUNS
    68 20 Lahore, Jan. SO. T>i^ Intpr-Univer«!ty Crlc'-^t match b tween the Prnlab XI and the vMMng term froni Calcutta University provided a personal triumph for Mahomed Nissir. the Governnvnt College and A'l-India fn.st bowler, who trwk a 1 10 wicket* In the visitors' fir-t Innings for
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    SIX-A-SIDE FOOTBALL TOURNAMENT
    332 20 TEAMS FOR THE S.C.C. HATCHES repetition F« Open On Tue^dav The teams entered for the S.C.C. six-»-«fcle football competition are as follows: A 1 m: E. Laidman. It. C A. M. Cumberlege. D Al. vaiid. r J. E. Wills, R. A. Ashworth a:.d G CMM -B" Tram
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    INDO-ITALIAN TENNIS
    203 20 Visitors Win "Te>t" In Ma 'ras The tennis "Test" matches between Italy i and South Iniia commenced this afternoon at the Presidency Club when trvo matches in th< Men's Singles v.ere played. In ihe first match C. Rama-warni. .representt ing Soutn India, met Sertorio (Italy). Th- game proved
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    188 20 All Ten Wi kets Against Now South Wales London. Feb. 3. Svdney.— The South Australian bowler. I Wall, took all the New South Wales' ten ts to-day, including those of Bradman. e Fingleton and McCabe. for 36 runs in a e SiieffieM Shield match. v, T! took
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    PENANG CRICKET
    70 20 I [From Our Own Correspondent l P<i»ins v 11. In i.caday t;< ket match yesterday on the F«p-,' the Cricket Club beat Mackay's XI by foui wickets Malay's XI butmg first, scored 3M. Sew..,: making 25. Plnhcy 28. Muriel 40 and Mackav 40. The Cricket Club replied with
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