The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 15 February 1933

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    Masthead
    13 1 The Singapore Free Press ■;.^-i. ESTABLISHED 1835. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1933. 10 CENTS.
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    THE DAY'S NEWS
    186 1 Japanese reply to League i> < oriMdered vi. satisfactory and Committee ot Nineteen has devidid to send another warning Japan with regard to the p< ition in Jehol. Meanwhile I.S. opinion considers a large s«ale war inevitahle Pa«e 1( I .>. Police are sear« hint for Camera
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    THE INTRUDER
    800 1 a and Frampton were proud << mm. h Urn which started them on (iaily journey to Hi I It w»s per- id?, because the trains were jnpunctuaL and not too clean. These may have been among the reasons why passengers, especially season ticket holders, were not Their village
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    STOP PRESS
    195 1 Date uw W»l Drw Open ShvH I'cipillL.. I 11 I \\n t- .lapant'^i ultimatum^ an hti;i^ ptlf ffi tH c\«li\ ir» (1 Bh*rtl3 (Itin.indmi; Urn w it hdr.iw a! «.i the Chinese tro.»i)s in .Irhol according to an admi>Nion h> l»ij;h Japa aese <•!'>« >;»l s hw fiini
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      164 1 KLIM l»i i;| l> Mil k IP!>RO\< H I O \I R] 1 1 Kl/f l> MILK I IN Illf IKUI-Ii \BI E AT ALL I KADQIO ISION STORBa R vFFLES HOTEL MALAYA S PREMIER HOTEL /7//.N EVEXI\G TEA DANCE-6 30 to 8.15 n.m. INFORMAL )INNER DANCE 9.30 p.m. to
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      144 1 i i^ HBRE i 3 a picture of Sandy McT. 01 Tester of "Old Rarity Wh-.ky for Bulloch Lade Co rt* rep ited to bi the only man Uv»nj to volunteer for a salary cut Whai man and what a job J4 per bottl h idJ 5 duty). McALISTER CO.,
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      49 1 LATEST xnVKRTISI MINI S Empire Dunk— Page 9. Horlicks hot or cold- Hi Bi 2'- Minutes— Page 3. i oi— tin record-breaking oil— Page 6. CHRYSLER BIG CAR PERFORMANCE i PIANOS" i UPRIGHT GRANDS FROM $450.00 GUARANTEED FOR 10 TEARS W. J. GARCIA I PIANOFORTE MANUFACTURER, AMBER MANSIONS 1
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      23 1 KLIM POWDERED MILK rill M VKI >l llM'Kn\l li Ml M »i» obi mnm'.i in im morn OBTAINABLE AT ALL LEADING PROVISION STORM.
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    WEEKLY SPORTING NOTES
    1131 2 Soccer Surprises Wiltshires' big injured list Faults quickly rectified RegimcnLaJ horkry tour i/ocal boxers' successes overwas a return EULs- Johnson bout. I Ist Saturday v...- ;i da;- ol io.al soccer ■rprlM Tbt Ghsi <■. aftsf disposing ci :tv. Malays, warn down kefon tht r.a.f mi t! Mala?.
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    NURSES AT HOME
    293 2 Plentj of Fun at Hospital Sporl> i> a. Hr.-pital mad .■•■:.'>!• I md yesterday on the nrrarton of the Ifn^^al Nursing Staff Oames Club annual sports. The funcOon passed off ■aiiiiUli|| and 4 i I I J vlj^BapPß Eton iere was a good attendance of Interesting items
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    GOVERNMENT HOUSE
    518 2 the afternoon His Excellency and Lady Clement! vinted the Cliildren's Aid Bu.JUfi heme in Tomlinson Road. Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Geaie and V RcJerts dined at Government Home. IrKi^v lehruar. Huh up Capt; kson and Colonel J P Ttimer bad luncheon aft Oininamil Mr. X Blac X
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    NO OUTSIDE HELP
    183 2 Satihfai-toi > i It Women Christian A^xui... Pa«r< Qua> last night prvatdnit of the Malavat Setter amymf, that Ainerira v.a.- mi BHaOCmi MBNKT PNI to U*- V W A India This would pmo«« y «t W( HOC QO|M(MBQ£ VDOf i for financial help, and that wtD be
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    "ANG POW"
    247 2 llehate I ■boitehinf; "Am P»* uwig the Chm* I •a-m held in the premtoes of the Cm** I ■hirteiiw' f awry Association under the chair I man-stiip of Mr Urn Sek Yin I affirmative leader. Mr Tan t*np Bah I argHad that from an economical point of nm
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    MALAY STATES'ASSCN.
    129 2 Kxamin n A meettn* of the coMMtt* Mates' AancUUoo was lr-'d Mr. B. D. Sheam CVlce-1 ctalr. The appointment of Mr. A M boo. aecrttary «as unanimous! •pas* to aera—rtM, Mr. Loufe Thivy. Mr MrCLOwn ***rf fewibflan f H Pkmerdew and W agraed to senr on the advison
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      569 2 a. h- -_:..r V" I-.;;,,- < •But h» not r>; .:.v m. b.ui N-llmv. Tilloison H- p:ood of WmM sjencrastty aa ne sank on the worn < :!i !f\oiiil> tvipru >.-■ r uc-u'.d :.j > ,<i I) ,;:i,l.r '<. th- .--■.»>• And h- uafr::id J- th. CQQBty spreading away from
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      347 2 A MODERN REMEDY FOR INDIGESTION. DYSPEPSIA, FLATULENCE and ALL FORMS OF STOMACH TROUBLE. Now obtainable m two forms. POWDEfi AM) TABLETS. MACLEAN >L\CLEAN BHAM) BRAND STOMAdI «sTO.HA< II POWDER. TABLETS. MEDICAL HALL, LTD. CHEMISTS. BUSINESS CARDS. -_~~—^^^n^^^^^^^j^ STRAITS TVrEVVKITER AGENCY STAIIONEKS REPAIREKS. 14 A Change Alley. Singapore The Chfipc't Hou.«p
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      391 2 TENDERS. SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL NOTICE. Tenders. NOTICE ls hereby given that tenders an now Invited for the following materials or services and that particulars of such tenderi may be obtained in the Tender Room. Municipal Oflires Construction at a D«-rr MBMBtaNat Tank at Alexandra Road S< wage Disposal Works. iLiinfe material?
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    10s SHARES FOR Is. 6d.
    116 3 >?ers Said to Ban 1 £1,500,000 ns that U. td. shares were sold to 10s. each, and that. «hen the promoter* ted netted to 4x Months they "faded »*aj* to Ust 1 Hl made at the Old Balky G**a, the ftaanrlw. txtnuttted ft«m the United
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    BRITISH INDUSTRIES PAIR
    101 3 Over 0 tndnstries R nr eatcd Loud. 11 Yrb R. The British Industries fWi vM ill i>»-r on Ft-b: i ,:<• p m h industry is i Maja Col. > Ovti „i Tiaci. 11 London to-d.v. I v. grosi stand area of 64 500 square metres, con.
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    THE KING GOES SKATING
    106 3 I Winter Sport at Sandringham Evidence of the remarkable lit ness ol Hi> Maj i was provided when it became known that His Majesty during the recent cold spell at Sandringham had J >n the lake in the grounds on a number of days. The King,
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    LAND Of PROMISE
    100 3 P»riti-h Association With Argentine London. t-U. 11l Argentina is still a land of premie, de Dr. Julio Rcca. vice-President of the Republic. when the Argentine mission was entertained by the Lord Miyor at the Mansion House to-day. He added that British capital was always sought, not only
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    HIGHER SUPER-TAX
    68 3 French Finance Hill Proposals The Finance Commission of the Chamber passed the Oovernn.ent'o finance Bill with certain amendments including higher super tax Intitmrt of a cut in civil servants' salaries. The Commlasion rules out reduction in air estimates, ng a total reduction in military expenditure of 508,000,000 francs
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    LONDON LANDMARK
    83 3 High Speed Palace of Industr} Lonooii. I The Imperial and International Communications Company has d?cided to occupy the new £230.000 building en the Thames Embankment. The building is one of London's landmarks and has been for sal ice it was finished a year ago when the Company decided
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    WATERLOO CUP
    84 3 GcmW N«'Mf"v:n Wins Dogu'it 1 Classic t. in. i^hire, »«h 10 The Waterloo Cup was v;on by Mr. haw's dog Genial Nobleman, nominated by the racehorse tr^in?r Mr. Jack Jarvls. In the final Genia! Nobleman easily beat Lord Sefton's Sold Aga n. Last year's winner. Ben Tinto, one
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    OFFICER'S ARREST
    46 3 Chaw Tiulor Official Secrets Act I London F»-h. K. The War O* that an officer of the Scaforth Highlanders is under arrest at the ITower of London a charge that ht- ha.> sommitted an flleged ofTpnce under the OfQciai a Act Wtrelesi Reuter Wireless
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    CAPE FLIGHT
    37 3 RJLF. Men to Return in Kmj Stupes Hie Royal t -pend m days Hm i bJHi b> •ntjne haii be*n sf^fMnAsi -m ifl -or -1 i st«g<^ t; <- t ipa) .■>' r•- -Router Wire'f. Reuter Wireless
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    CHEMICAL WEAPONS IN WAR
    379 3 CHEMICAL WEAPONS IN WAR The Difficulties o, Control h> HifficultiHs involved in prohiblt- <.ia-\ mat but rtari mri m, n ulu:, emd .such prohibition, an hn.u-ht mi fa tnmittee in response to t n....-: B au th. League ol Ntftt Conf( rence H 'lit til It H piratory apparatus arc
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    KING FEISAL
    166 3 I Mgetfl to I'a\ TBXCB in Turko\ King Ftisal of Iraq, seeking to raise funds on property he owns in Istanbul, has met with ..n unpleasant set-back. The Turkish Government has discovered that he owes it several thousand pounds in unpaid K:ng Fcisal's bailiff made the Journey to
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    TENSION AT HANKOW
    64 3 (io\ triinirnt Ort'u ials I.eavini: MiatiKhji. h-1 I ion at Hankow is reported to be Increasing. The Provincial Government of Hupei tnd the office of the Commissioner for bandit :^sion have been removed to Wuchang. BOM south of Hankow, on the southern bank of i: I ze.
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    FLEE INTO SIBERIA
    131 3 Shanghai, l-eh 1.. A d\ v: :■•BJ n t 11-fromI 1from s b-i'i i:.. :i<--, eighteen thousand Chines- regulars and voluntnm I: P M Kfetfl Provinces, led by General U TU and Warm Mhl P hitW <ted into Russian terrii a»tj to a, '-hortage of supplies. 'Hit
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    HOSPITALS FULL
    65 3 Shanghai, Frb. l l.tp.wn -si transport, with four thousand .lidrn Japane c soldiers M bo.trr! MffftNi it LoITBJI fi >ir M-f li'ir.a this in > nin^, on Its :.i i.,: m Th mpjority of them wen •.•p'jprt it rhi"m< nkow and Kailu h > pitals in Mukden, Hi
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    GREAT MONEY GLUT
    396 3 l>;inK Dfeptgftl Up li> 11 12.niHI.IHMI While public enterprise is being lulled and unemployment increased in a mad craze for economy, the ereat joint st:ck banks are struggling with a glut of money greater than any other in history, says Francis Williams in the Daily Htrald This
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS
    135 3 The following is the programme of drills up o and for week-ending, February 19th. Wednesday, 5.15 pjn.. Headquarters, S F I BHBMftKf Gun Drill. Battery Parade, Ist. i Sig. Section, Voluntary Parade Visual Siglalling, "D" (Eurasian) Coy, 30 yards Range, vi PI. (Bwasian), NCOs Course. Thursday, Mf
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    MARKING OF MEAT
    336 3 < roi-hi-i \\u On s v oi !,;i, on The Ministry of Agriculture inquiry into the application by the National Farmers Untoa and the National Poultry Council imported t and poultry should be^r an indication of origin was resumed at the offices of ffce Ministry. Mr. Herman
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    THE PRINCE WATCHES BOXING IN CHURCH CRYPT
    148 3 V. !n j, 1H j, g St. Mark's Church. K>w*ita«gfrm sy» reeeMtr rtico from milvcnritfes A&d nulklic BV*fo*Mhisi guad.s of unemployed at physical jerk*, «d Bombardier Billy Well* sparring w*h his nIT. Hie ring had been bvUt vi ibe centre of Che transept
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      96 3 and every day a little bigger a»d stronger Ql VKrU OATS has nearly ,v,tn food cle-nu-d>. It huikls hoiu- anJ mu>cle f he nerves, blood and teeth dmfapi riii trJ> li, alth, a> well. his wonder* fl >un>hin^, im i-or.tii-^g^ nattir i! m helped r.. -c vA.n! itacntioiM oil ibfet.
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      149 3 Estate Trust Agencies (1927) Limited BRANCHES 21, First Cross Street MAIAC i A 11, Lißht Street PENANG 4. Klyne Street Xl ALA M'MPUK. Registered by and Security deposited vuth the Straits Settlements Government. Act as Trustees, Administrators. Receivers, Guardians, Rent Collectors, Investments Supervised an I Interest collected. Probate or Letters
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    MOCK SNOWSTORM
    304 4 omediiin'> Demonstration to htdgt Mr. Charks Witlv-i- thi Amciican < dian. produced an artificial mowtona hi Lord Chief Justice's Co,. He demoastrated a theatrical mooti d lus claim for three weeks' salary at £300 a week from the General Theatres Ccrpon Ltd,, for alleged breach The defenc, ..dcd
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    A LAWLESS ARCADY
    226 4 (»ini( Operu Ivovolt in Andalu>ia Madrid \c was caused durir, abortive mhu L Inf in Spain by the I without of L.l Rinconada I: mi] d all the houses in Mb* leader oi :h- olli!. ;.li'-ii i. > -m. ta and r.\, cents i. uigned sup r..>
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    SCHOOL DESCRIBED AS A "SMALL BEDLAM"
    263 4 Judiie on a Hem Method A school for children— wi. :S alleged conducted on rholhould follow HMrtl own .!..t:at:\e i)le was the subject of an action heard in Dt :>ion. ■M Thomas Nottidge. a solicitor, livu. tilen... m; H.ur.p t .a: asked |p| linction
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    INACCURATE POSTMORTEMS
    1025 4  -  Ely Culbertson CONTRACT BRIDGE B, IpOSI -MORTEMS at thi Bn usually mwccuratt Urn i-. into account amthin'j bin tin nnM ok\i< play. Mo t pJaytT.s i;. their jn si Man conced:' tucks to Acts and X: ,ls. iailnu I rcmemb r thai accurati and a eamtii g ol
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    NOTHING BUT A TITLE
    638 4 IVerV liuhl i Nwtttj > Army ft. gold prospector, stowaway. goods checker, clerk, and company director in turn. Lord Haldon. who has died in hospital at Bude. had a career In which romance and I tragedy wers combined. Pew men called upon to occupy a seat
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    FINE WEATHER FLYING
    138 4 »f a ne» da» is a rarr and important r»irt credit !or this aduev* i: C H Lowe-Wyld-fact quite a from tl»e "*****0:Lymprt m. years ag» The dtn and duration of fuV signers of the 1923 rlas». wheKWylde ha> adapted the bold «oi. the lewest possible speed
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    STARCHE FASHIONS FOR WOMEN
    52 4 Pashiou and rtarched aiaKTiab worn »«tl claborau Batin i> bjcauen heavy fokte; sUi JJ make pi« for the bustk rn J gMrhiat too rt'tui ming once so poi»ui.«like a pwrot of this, worn bracelrt iasaw "JH ad to the frock under Uh deep ruche edges the
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      49 4 PETROL RUNNING TO WASTE wfcile y«i use thtse m wirn.fttit, wasteful p| y s CHANGE TO ENGLISH A.C -^»> ■y-lu_L_K^^^Jn^Mi nja disuaing 1 1 tureouMMrdsigmoiNnp*'*" In the *mi surface 1 cannot briAf ll>l|l n __J1 remov the o-at of cat £>£ tnm cnt Mood by caki«g Cb*** 1 Stood HirtiK*
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    LACK OF SPORTSMANSHIP
    124 5 Malacca A.F.A. President's Complain! I i < >m Our Own r nrmmm p M m ntt mmmt meeting of the Malacca Amateur i uaU AsbociaUoa was held at tte Mate** v a Lermlt to th*> IT. The retiring President. Lieut Col. Lena*, commented on the lack at
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    LORRY DRIVER MAKES HISTORY
    394 5 LORRY DRIVER MAKES HISTORY JUDGES I't.t IDE 1 !>i>mk«'d \\v\ N'niciue Mtered in*J history was made by a young lorryof an appeal to a special Appeal Court whkh i iwmbwi il of live <«**&. the Lord Chief Justice. Lord Hewart. P»*M«iinc OHM wa» asked to set aside the t °w
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    COMMUNISM IN JAPAN
    405 5 Nearly T.OOII Arrests in A Year The censorship has been lift id iron: the record of the pa -.vines of the special section of police charged with suppressing Communism These culminated v.\ the series and November in a 1.504 persons were arrested. Of these 938 were subsequently
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    HARI RAYA RECEPTION
    267 5 la\ii Peranakan Club <By Our Mu.-lim Correspondent) A tea-part\ •'.> at the Java PeranaJcan Clut No. 1 7, Bussorah Street, more than 50 member and their friends, including Ten ;ku K^dir. J.P Syed Alwee bin Alimad AisiL-e. J.P., &Mfl Haji Ali and many others being present. r
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    ITALIAN'S 50 LOSS
    92 5 A Tragic Spring ("leaning Home. Eiiuii- -i uumei living at Asooli I nt 1 h:s Vbftdl |g*t place tht- <AhvV d;t\ and OtWt !i:t\ p., „i oUI Unbeknown vis b< t < be i■ .j: .1 .w.' in the depths of a mattress, X cj <>i di
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    BISHOP OF LONDON AT 75
    247 5 "Si|iKi>h," (iol! And Hocke> The Bishop of London <Dr A. P. Wilmington Ingram > is 75 years of age and his recreations are squash rackets, golf, tennis and hock The Bishop, who la a bachelor, is able to play these games because he has always
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    EDUCATIONAL FILMS
    409 5 British Instructional Series I Continuing the present drive towards supplying teachers with the kind of films h v rcqu:rt'. Bnti.-li Instructional Films gave an exhibition at the Academy I na. London. Two of these sut U The Life of a Plant' and "'The Newt.' come frcm xh -Afll-kiK.-.'
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      197 5 iMI!M;j:l;f««| TO-OAY! MATINEE AT 3 P.M. Ihe New Road to Riches Who nld U MM KM IVMBM the co: I Et'fl rtfhl here on your door>lrp :.at I Singapore wants is more laughter! Ben I a uhol» mint ol it I I'ht y were never I funnier never mon entertaining
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    FROST SPOILS RUGBY GAMES
    1092 6 FROST SPOILS RUGBY GAMES PITCHES LIKE IKoN Cardiff Overwhelm London Wel.h (From Our Own CorrespomK m London Jan. -arm" grounds due to the frost spoiled most where one Held was specially prot. Mh:. postponed. I'tidon Welsh in order to enable some of *\ir\r MR 1 1 1 m th. i;-tin
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      THE "OLD FIRM" IN THE "NATIONAL"
      1367 6 (ircialaih And (iraklt 1 As '••■'i \s Ever Readers can be on the look-out for a suooaas Forbra. last year's National winner, in the near future. When be rnmprtml recently at Newbury. Mr. Parsonage's eight-year-old jumped with his usual fluency, but It was is
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      THE BAULK LINE RULE
      289 6 \i» w Players <From Our O»n Com-po. Laaaoo. Mm >■ The Bullards Associat'on and Cot. have announced that for this yetf* professional championship the "'?»<» hundwc poiri' operation. Hie game 6 ill be play«d oo tta Unit basts, each session to la quarter hours. In the
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    OPIUM IN TEA CHESTS
    751 7 -t An Old Chinese Custom \NCE DISCOVERY •< Customs (!!!irer Knew That Oro 1 f' "< •>♦■ i out rah tnd ii.indu and opium ..u from (hi 11. i and atn m a^gt aaaaaaa) Ih f rnnlr il *4 i l_. w hen <»lln »-r> of
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    MONEY HELD IN TRUST
    276 7 CLAIM FOR BALANCE OF BUM Settlement Reached by Parties I caum for the balance of money held in by ,n. Chin. > by Mr. Justic 1 <; Mills In th. Court yesterday. Wse Kee. represented by M I I der. churned $4,400 from Chan Cheow Poh
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    A TROUBLESOME SON
    307 7 Mothei Requests Reformatory Order A Javanese woman appeared in the Second Police Court before Mr. A. W. Hay. yesterday, and requested that her 11 -years-old son. Wagiman. be sent to the Reformatory, on the ground that he was very disobedient and had threatened to stab bis mother
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    ARMED WITH DAGGER
    159 7 Hi m\n Sent* in mi him m- < milir rtr g"*"f about in public armed with a dagger, a Chinese named Ooh Kng Chang was yrcrt^-t by the Criminal District Judge yesterday to a fin*' of 8200 or four months' rigorous imprisonment in default. The accused, who
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    FALSE TRADE MARK ON COTTON GOODS
    99 7 FALSE TRADE MARK ON COTTON GOODS Tbe case to which the manager of a firm in [Hfch Street w* charged at the instance of a of cotton goods exporters with r sale rolls of cloth to which a co -rude mark, namely "Pmnefranate," hud bam afltaad. waa cuMC»uded yesterday. tte
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    Snar Valley's Tragic Day Of Mourning
    199 7 Poignant Scenes In Devastated Township YESTERDAY was a day of public mourning throu^hou; the Saar Valley when the tragic Vtcttattl Oi Khfl gasometer explosion were laid in two common graves- one for Protestants and the OttMf tot Catholic- Neunkirchen the little town where they
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    PREVIOUS EXPLOSION
    140 7 Neunkirthen. H-h. 12 There were poigr... ssaaai to-di occupants of the wi i ouses and the relatives of the dead and mfasing. who alone are authorised to visit the explosion aren saajn mrpo"g the debris and surveyed the ruin.- ot Worn- ■mi suddenly upon, the bodies of a
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    PLAYED GOLF ONE DAY DEAD THE NEXT
    152 7 SIR W. ROBERTSON'S SUDDEN END Tributes From Brother Field Marshals London I fit. I larshal Si] William Robertson, died sudder.lv m his bed as he was about to get up for his breakfast. His health was normal yesterday, when he was playing golf.
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    MAD WITH HORROR
    311 7 Buried Man's Fight With Rescuers Ncuenkirt hen. I rl». 11. The fires following the explosion are now under control but masses of debris are still blazing and rescuers are continuing to dig out the victims, and it will :.i-.- s to clean the streets, which are littered
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    BROUGHT PUPS BY AIR
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    65 9 <>:!)((/ Train in how «-h 11 .-n.-tl Ni.hr tiho i> t niiimaiul th»- pm >t nib in Jrlio!. h ul Map. last nuhi vil-.rn ilrrcls ul hai'tiit- mourcd tram m .v.»N rrturiiiu. irrMi- mi! liob sit 1 .ihu^h 1 1! ["> ur! I«•p U I Nt'll Hours tightinc
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    122 9 itVs I'lta To Kidnapped IS. hanker ii.-t. ..i i• it .tough his vile and his grandfather have ssed readiness to pay $6u.«)ot nothing has been heard of Charles Boet toner. the mUionain- banker friend of Colonel Lindbergh. *ho w as kidnapped from his own o gunmen who obviously
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    18 9 Tokio. K.-h 11 The Lower House has pMed the budget wttt r .tit. r' K.
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    109 9 ARTIFICIAL SILK PATENTS British Celanese To Pay £45,000 Costs London. Feb. 11. H -.or.t crov GMUM <. O •nt years, jud-;. v., -:\t-ti .1: .ti: r kMU :.>• •thinu.aiui paaai pi i i Bi D I r■ tuM M ITtttfc W n 1. The
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    95 9 Authorities Taking (Jrave Vie* IV4 It „t 1.1, I' The Ulster authorities take a grave view of the week-end railway explosions, one of which was at Donegal, where a bridge was partly destroyed, and the other on the track at Dunrnurry. four miles outside Belfast, where only
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    64 9 Uu>s Hack IMits (lold From U.S. N.w l>h. 11. I .marking $14,602,000 of :e on Thursday, the Bank of England it $50,665 I U.. [i ■old in Deceinbtr. Thui\;d;u hM ';>ii follows mrement t:..it th< N. v A Federal Resr: hM resold t-> th< Bank of
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    62 9 Ksrort of Three A rim Planes Rio de J.inHro. leb. 11. lfontoon has an. >• fef three «-i-. -phiin H-- d en routo the n Cic-1. whifh was Uv.v.-i •ne ooposite direction in m rUh p| la btlll his recei yd Bi M ii a message of congratulation
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    51 9 Shunßh.ii. Vvb 14. A report fiMB B I 1 II I tvv. l Mold an aerial manoe ivre til th nir unit^ tdnii" •,.rt A (feneral I P5 of 1 Japan will be held In Aim M the Japane«« :nes and fmhtinc Dlanea r■ 1 Union
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    124 9 Opponent Dies After Knock Out ERNIE SCHAAF Gloves Used In Fight Examined London. Feb. 14. ThC arrest q| the boxer. Car:iera. has been ordered lollowin.u the death ol Ernie Schaaf whom he knocked out m Uie tlnrteentli round oi a bout OB February 10. Sciiaa!
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    79 9 New York. I »-t>. U. •H I*- h.o: on I;;.:, liter H. 1- air. ad> rx-in .hi b\ the polire. who NBMMMd HjttOfly I with the Lk.xui-j mat. li |g |Mh B s. m Garden f..: ,tion I I '.ility. Sharkey. intcr\u\ved befoie eiurauiinii for I
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    84 9 Hil Vessels Concentrated in Pacifii London, fi!' II The Daily Exprtsf rorrespoi refeinnt; to the forthcoming excrci'jcs ci oombimd American Atlantic and Pacific Fleets, states that they arc on the largest scrle ever before conducted Ti.. 1 wmd Vm of 164 battleships. >rs. destroyers and iicraf: i- will
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    94 9 Atluntiquc Owners Claim For 170,000,000 Francs Paris. I U. Follouin th.t declaration oi tin Cherbourg Ti:b:mal C'oinniii" tli.i! t::- At lantiqin li .1 ■constructive" total lass the owners havt ieiui. red a formal notice <>: t li. Mtxtiuluiiir.cn* M the vessel to the uirl rwriirrs and requM
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    62 9 Another Bur I.S. Businc*> Detroit I tli. M. Acute financial emewni has l<'d tin ernor to proclaim an eitjht-day public hoi m Mk h: |fl MtM Hunnt' v. huh BH I trust rompanfe'' and other fn will not transact :.v b^" Tin- p<> man nil b n
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    648 12 SEERESS DIES ON DAY SHE FORETOLD Dramatic Seance Before German Offensive j I'.illv. I i !:mi:: Fr.u,.e in diamatir circumI Watt named b> H -Kaiser "the All-Seem HI >■••':. and adi 01 [he i:n. b .'retold the actual date of the world war has been
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      648 12 Burns Philp Line. (Incorporated in Australia) FOR BRISBANE. SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE via JAVA. DARWIN AND THURSDAY ISLAND. a' T.'-rtn »aillr:Ks by the wen-Known steamer MARELLA (7.376 tona) and th« 88 MANOX)LA «3.352 tons> [Cargo only) vtARELLA Us one of the largest and nnest steamer* trading Australia Cabin,* de luxe, single
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      427 12 KIBBY Ufili [LONDON ADDRESS: K. I Al L MALL, LONDON. > W 1 1 of fa^t twin-screw (> Dr^ 1 MaU Passenger Ves.s. txtwed KANGOON. COLOMBO. MAKSEILLI > PLVMOITH AND 1 ONDON my. frouch .innectior fi rr .v. and Penanp HOMEWARD S^II IV<.^ WORCESTERSHIRE Max. 2 CHESHIRE Mar. 16 YORKSHIRE
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      700 12 I MAIL DESPATCHES I BY TRAIN Bangkok every Saturday 7 p. in and j Thursdays 730 am iKt'd.ih Monday il, Friday 730 &.m i 6aturcay-> 7 p_ m JKuantna (via Jerantut) Monday to I Friday 730 am iKuantan t\ia Jerantut) Saturdays 7 p.in Kelantan <via Padang Besan Monday 7 p.m
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      198 13 Hapag Vessel Due Next Month S-3. Resolute will ainvc aga Singapore on MMsJi an its erorl la jT v ni Ma' 1 Cllb: S: the Pi OCb !IM m Mavl -Ow U I 'n i Ocylca i 1 c of Wuic i Maftsfi n St mi S<
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      277 13 1.800 Miles Journey in Open Boat Lisbon. 181 i rtnssjssi Bs3SjsjnmMsj| alacinj no ictions on tin liberty oi the twenty-nine n>h -a::.- who have airmd h.-rt- aft' r an 1. 800-mile j urney in an open boat from Clir Spanish penal settlement Villa Cisneros <R:<> de On>'
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      TRAWLER WRECKED
      33 13 Kr\ k |.i v ik A the ea*?t coast i I i <■: .-.i.ci is a 'i The name of thr trawler I nd she 1 Ltd.. of Ortn Bd «t B
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    THE MACHINE AND THE SLUMP
    750 14 TECHNOCRACY AND AMERICA Dr. Butler's Views New York. Americans are somewhat dazed by the finality that has apparently been accorded by some European miiuis to oiv .niant brain child, dubbed Tt\ hijwt vucy. says Edward Mar- in th< Observer The fact tln;l a group ol
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    REQUISITES FOR SUCCESS
    210 14 Importance of Judgment and Comnrm Stnse It would seem th?t there are many young I Englishmen with sjr thin? of the old worid\f r hin? amb'tior. y are waiting for home one to show them how to go about It for aY: d Tk nave beard so
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    WOMEN GUARD CHURCH IN SECRET
    220 14 Two athletic young women are keeping a r-ally watch in a secret hiding-place athnm. S.W., church. They arc members of a vigilance committee h has been formed because of the activity I in the district. "The two fwng wom.n MB frlly cr.pable of intruder." said
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      371 14 /Xc-ii-. it/L^r W HtN Ol(1 Sol s scordiin H r *y» V^\v3^*^^^^ aI tiercel) down there's V^ r no more refreshing beverage lhan V^ Lemos." It is the pure juice of <L nun -ripened Irmons sweetened to C a ninety. Keep a bottle in (he L house 1 Asfy Jot
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      557 14 BRITISH BROADCASTING CORPORATION PROGRAMMES FOR INDIA. BLRMA, i STRAITS SETTLEMKXTS. and I I FEDERATED MALAY STATES 1 FROM THE EMPIRE TRANSMITTED J DAVENTRY. ENGLAND 2 Wavelength- 25.3 mctrrj, and 31J 1 metre.--. I \\>dn«*sday. February 15th. I J G M.T 230 p .m Time Signal from j B:g Ben. CX)noert
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    RUBBER AND ASPHALT FOR ROADS
    461 15 OITIMUM" MIXTI "UK CLAIM irried Out at il:i Lampur übbrr and asphalt lor urn .nd can be utilised at riismjiiinln v% W^B^P •^•■•■•■swsjsj *«^P 49 flsW# autnre to lawiiiaaHf adapted an w U>\ csartntrate known as "flimsier i a ptautic Mate with httimnm ad surfaces.
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    TEA AND SUGAR PRICES HIGHER
    147 15 STOCK EXCHANGE INACTIVE Bills Cost Treasury Moro London l r 1; «i the Slock Kwhange to-day business wa poor and there was scarcely a feature wortl ■ilwllH. The chief items of interest oc to tt»^«i««Hj markets, with a fur atmrp adrance of 3d. to 4d.
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    F.M.S AND RUBBER RESTRICTION
    363 15 London View of Hiuh Commissioner's State ment The rndoraimcnt by the Geneva experts of the regrtatt— of exporu or production as a means to the Improvement of prices has occasioned some surprise, states the Financial Times, it was dearly not Intended to be of general application,
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    SENDAYAN (F.M.S) RUBBER
    173 15 Crop lor year to September 30. 1932. amounted to 2.323.711 Ib. SelecUve tappmg continued throughout year. Production costs compared with previous years show substantial reduction. It Is anticipated tht during current fear these win be further reduce -1. Directors bave written off from estate contingencies reKrve created
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    DREDGING ASSOCIATION SOUTHERN MALAYA
    815 15 Revision of the Constitution I An extraordinary general m«vu:..,- of th/ 1>: x South-,-: Ma lay a *ai held at Mean. Neill Bell's Office No 1 Old Market Square. Kuala Lun. Mr. If. A. Francis (President) who was to n-< < roi tiu ,)cuof altering the
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    158 15 Changes in Representative Prices MAUETS CLOSKD— LINCOLN BIRTHDAY F«b. 9 10 11 Air.rncan Can Com h9 58 53: Am Tpiwnt- and Tjtraph 102 102^ 103 M Atchfson Railroad 45:. 447,. 45 Dupont 3R 37 a' 31S Firvstoae. Conmicn n -v ip, nq Q|« Eltx-trji M., 14
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    DUTY ON GUNNY BAGS
    337 15 North Horneo Chamber of Commerce Meeting v. the SHudakan Club. Corro-pondence received from the Chamber's 0 Representative. The Hon'bie Mr. K. K. 1 was read, reporting up-n the q m fund on all Javan h was raised at the meeting m *he Combjttlre of Labour held
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    249 15 THE ABROAD i Par Feb. 10 11. Anii-ti r:.»:n |2jH 8.54 8.54 Athens 37.. Ml 600 Belgrade 25.22' 262 1 262 B Mm 14 42V4 H. 4 Borrow. fid I.^ 6r> Ml!d ls. 6 5 32d Bnmdi M p 4 NJ! Bucharesi JV.i f>B i 58 J Buenos AJre-, 47.
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    82 15 Allenbys (fl 45 66 A lor Oiijah ($1) 35 So A Hium ($1) W 9b Mi .Inlay (s2> 75 1 I A. Kuning ($1) 10 Ayer Molek ($1) 20 30 <$l» v Bassctt ($1) U% 30 2o > 'd ($5) 70 BO r. Jelotong <fl) 10 !b X
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      220 15 Fioruary 14 SELLING London 4 months' s).:h' 2(8 7 8 London. 3 months :cht 2 3 27 32 London 60 days' M£ht 2 3 13 16 London 30 days' siplr 2 3 25 32 London demand 2 2 3 4 London T T 2 2 23 32 Lyons
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      144 15 Frbr.u.r-, !4 Taj Singapore price (per p4kul> BJBjy| t...:l!iL,i. I y t 'A 19^ 1- .a,.. Tapio. 470 Hi-..- 5. s*it- 400 Copra. Sundrted 4 d Sa. 2QO !>• lir4>tTii»J Hriiyri KeiOM-ii. j^-r tin 68 S> v a! \rrow Krz-own. p. -r :u, :wSo .1 mt 1 Gasoline 1
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    502 15 TUESDAY. FEBRI VKV 141 H. I9JJ CLOSING QIOTATIOK§ Bayer* mim. Asam Kumb&ng t£j Wa o bu Astral M.w^y <t> l&> 2u* aona llauun < 10s 9d 11s 6d ..^ui lin IC) 118 12s Padaiig (sl> 05 10 By.; Cuves tSI 85 40 ■HfeH IM| ($1) 40 now;
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    212 15 \lpxandra Brickwork* Pief H 108 1.10 Alexandra Brick a r fcj Ord i $2 1 B »< iio^ dr M&i*ya Trustee 19 > I(X 6 iA. ns*Ad Tin Smaller 7 per cent P*%fc= 21. 22* i. oid lie Smeitcr Ore 1 is* 9d Its M ;»nd Carrlaie i|l> 20
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    68 15 M -.J 000.000 113 m inlrlpal 8 pr of int 01,000.000 1114 US nctn lflBili»nl 4H pr „f i red. h 55.000.000 109H no^ noo. ■^fl A- F MS 5 pr VI ».tt B v 1920 n 934 S f>74:<o<. :n.' nora M-irirlpa) 4\ pc of lf«2i red 1959
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    AUSTRALIAN BIG 4 OUT FOR 108
    176 16 PAYNTER'S GKEVT STAND GIVES ENGLAND LEAD Defies Bowlers For Four Hours To Make 83 BRADMAN'S AUDACIOUS DRIVING England Will Face Hard Battle on Crumbling Wicket 4T the end of the lourth days play in the fourth Test A Match at Brisbane it would he
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    875 16 Glorious weather prevailed here to-day, when the lourth Test Match was resumed before an mr of 6.000. The vicket is cracking. licCabe and Ironmonger had charge of Australian attack when Paynter and V with 24 and 1 respectively to their cr< out to continue
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    303 16 RECOVERY AFTER SLOW I START Novis the Best Player on the Field I m irkeuhum. Feb. 11 Yi\, eather was fini and there v..- a crowd of IMM Mies. Ultludinß 111 ?h.- I)U:. ol York, who shook hands with tin team* when lnhinci I): t
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    368 16 PeterMS Beats Pettifer in Twelfth Kmmd .From Our Own Correspondent I ondon. lan. I when e\eryone had despaired of seeing a kn:ck-out. JacK M OK British beat champi<biit at O!>::- by pu:.. i -..nd. f p. •.;>.;. triumph i a mar. to wh. I cone-ding the staggering adva:
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    60 16 Oxford's Siamese Cox From our Own Correspondent London. Jan. 31. Mr C. Komaiitku)-na-Nanara is the MMMdi Cox Ofl tIM Oxford Boat to take part in the University Boat Race. He is ol St Paul an< Magdalen and his \u ipht is given .1. Bsl 1. The crew
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    522 16 S SIX-A-SIDE SOCCER COMMENCES Plenty of Fun But Not Much Football SdGifl Si\-.i-SH:> >ck cer was commenced ye»torday. and. as usual, pruwcrd both for the players and peci fjamos whi. h WWI played Mftf w«« WHT k- ml\ < oiitt-bt-ed. The idea behind the holding of
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    130 16 Yesterday's Results and Forthcoming Ties The- results of the Mixed PouMf Handicap] c vterday were as follows. \Y H I >obbs and Mrs. Sttpleton. plus 3 Major H L Oraiiain and Mrs. C J. Smith. M 6—l. 3—6. 6—o. \v Droogleever and and Miss Walki if. 3
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    183 16 T.S. Want> To Hold Open Tennis Championship London I «l> I'■ UN r:-..-.-c: st.t:. r:.. Association propoM to hi Ui Mi <p-r. liamp*oo»hip at Philadelphia in September of Amateurs <md professionals. The Association hi< <>bt:-. opinion in \iew vi ti. possible opposition from i:.t. ::;i!:«.nal Federation. British
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