Malayan Saturday Post, 25 May 1929

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    Masthead
    8 3 The Malayan Saturday Post ILLUSTRATED MAY 25. 1929.
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    WIT AND HUMOUR.
    739 3 "My VICWI arc sound." "\\s, mostly sound." Schoolmaster "Jones Minor, you're copying from Broun next to you.'' Jones Minor "Xo, sir; I was only I verifying the accuracy of what I've already written, sir." Teacher "Now, Herbert, how many seasons are there'" Herbert: "Two." Teacher: Only two?
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      174 3 PITMAN'S SHORT- I HAND RAPID COURSE? w (The popular text book .> i which is particularly suitable for acquiring a i knowledge of Pitman's J Shorthand) $2.43 *> Key to same 1.08 IS IT GOOD ENGLISH? t L By JOHN O'LONDON. .> (The Book represents the f the part played
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    CHANGING THE LAWS OF CRICKET.
    1778 4 PROPOSED ALTERATIONS AND THEIR EFFECTS. Scltlom m the history of cricket has Mich widespread interest m the laws of the game been aroused as that which has followed the publication of the report of tl*c St^-cial Sub-Committee of the Advisory County Committee, recommending alterations m
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    LOOK INSIDF OF YOURSELF
    54 4 LOOK INSIDF OF YOURSELF for the causes of ill-t sion. Most likely hvcr congested state of th< tIIU|I to blame. The ri K lu A ,i y tes, which gently >, late the liver, dispel J activity to the iffntive aUs Of chemists every v at 60 as. per vial,
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    SPARKLES.
    662 5  -  "Quiz." I dtlN SMILES OF THE WEEK. By t" l»e m rather indiffcrmng l;'dy is letting -.lMsisv the fact thai known as a very keen Is L. papers the other courteous* would be a :,K had a reputation Fistic skill on one tongue <mi the other may f< ni.
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    PRESENTATION AT KELANTAN.
    56 8 Tengku Abdul Majid. and Tengku Br. W-ngsaßa,^ ftandm b le^ Shikh S alleh ChW Inspector. Che Mohamed-Y.,,«ff Dttcctj o^^-k^ S^^%!^^^^^ Vacop. Chief CM, Hi g H Court, and NiK AbduMah. Photograph taken at Kok Pasir the same day oi Kertok players. SELANGOR AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION RELIABILITY TRIAL. Group
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    OUR LONDON LETTER
    1784 10  -  THE LOOKER-ON "Malayan Saturday 1 Social 4 LctyTtght. X •U <• BY A Pilotless Air Machine. How an upfTitflf m .1 chamber mil ol \mks, mirrors, ami Strange UMlllllUentf will "project" himself through the air— Ik- liiin^lf ikvo leaving the chair m which be >its— is a
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    "WE MUST HAVE"
    1478 11  -  COL. ARTHUR LYNCH FOURNIER D'ALBE II: COURAGE By Dr. (BlOtf captivating of all m distinguish a man. intellect, we admire ,:tistic skill, we stand nation of financial There is something i beyond these moods, and makes us desire who has by a feat of senses and won
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    BRITISH CHARACTER
    915 12 AND HOW IT CONQUERS THE WORLD. Trsvd to m*»"». I<>T ll b f t °T? n mind i viate ekck ol viiWHtj It cry loltfcl Me***** turtho hon/-n-It dcliwrs thy St*l fr.no the daily lw«--dace ol peeri* <*"'* P!«fag at tf* iall HJnifrti minutiae Md the petty mane
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    CINEMA NEWS.
    1746 12 cfcanmaf i» w»W m uMriactei hi Ike rob ol t)u- dklwhil tfcwifi llrici H.iupt mfcc! !»>> cln:.uttn/.»ti«.n d Uk HMVC Sut iKadlv "Ik.iw" M out-t;m.l me oik. .tiul Stanky J. S.uwlfcud, Chark-s Mitldlctoii, Arthus Stone. Ivan Ijm<»\\, Warren Hvimr wA DM W«»lheiin UuKl tlu principal Mppoitiai r^Us effectively
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    FOOTBALL TOPICS
    1586 14 i pj "Sf*ct*i*9 That match with the Hong Kong Team. It m MftiortaMtC that I cotain MCtMB of the Press should even sugge* that the referee was partial and that the match ■fcoold |m repfcytd. Careful inquiries made m tin- tilt ftJOl reveal the fact that tfcc visitor*
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    336 14 The teacher was apkti the boys m his class. "For instance. I want unr«\ x water into my house. I ito« 1 pipes and taps are m ord< w water. Can any of you tell me *fc. He expected the drildn n to teeth was becraac he hail sol v
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    A Lucky Theft
    3360 15  -  E. PHILLIPS OPPENHEIM by 1. I declared, pointing horn dowfl into tlu square ne thing from which all ,t mil civilisation seem a vc "v wnl llu world that revolutions :> followed his gesture, it him as though for an lc il schools," Felix cor bU institutions,
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    INTER SCHOOL ANNUAL DRILL COMPETITION
    49 17 HELD AT RAFFLES INSTITUTION GROUND ON THURSDAY LAST WEEK. u r n. Cheeseman, Superintendent of Education, Johore. who judged the Competi r w ith Mr. Strickland. A group of spectators. A general view of the competition. I' Rangoon Road School-the winners. Victoria Bridge School.
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    British & Foreign News Of The Week
    15 21 British Foreign News Of The Week THE LATEST NEWS APPEAR ON PAGES 22, 23, 24.
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    WAR IN CHINA
    309 21 Shanghai, May iv. uculc- that Feng Yuting his front concentri.ngchow. He is causI.unghai and PekingaJ /ones, blowing up 111 hack. The manoeuvre a if he took the offensive the pressure on his rcilliet m Btah China. National troops are follow Yu-liMang's rearguards, no :t.uice is reported. •.Mast
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    CANTON VICTORIOUS.
    216 21 J *NGSi PRISONERS. F eng Next. ■tcr's Service.] p Canton, May 23. r "prcsentatives yesterday were informed that 5,000 Kuangsiites under the command of Pei Chung Hs: surrendered m the vicinity of Lupa, North river, tfter a last and desperate effort to capture Canton They broke through the
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    A GENERAL RETREAT.
    64 21 Honer Kong, May 23. the Canton situation is easier following the sudden defeat of the Kwangsi'tes Military headquarters at Canton ria'rii that m the battle during the last two days nearly half the Kwangsi army w»« cr«T»tured and taken prisonei. The Kvancrsiites are retreating on all fronts.
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    "NO INTIMIDATION!"
    124 21 MOTOR MAGNATE AND LABOURITES. [Renter's Service.] London, May 22. The Dennison— Sir Herbert Austin controversy has been taken up eagerly by the Conservative papers, which see m Mr. Dennison's statement a new menace of nationalisation, as Mr. Dennison declared he was speaking officially on behalf of the Labour
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    NO INTIMIDATION.
    136 21 London, May zy Mr. Ramsay Mac Donald at Birmingham dealt with Sir Herbert Austin's "threat." He declared that it was intolerable that men who got honours because they wore party politicians should use their power over the lives of thousands of men to strike terror m their hearts.
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    SIR HERBERT TO REPLY.
    153 21 London, May 2.^. Sir Herbert Austin, when shown a rel*>rt of Mr. Mac Donald's speech, remarked "I seem to be causing Mr. MacDonald a lot of worry. I will certainly reply when I have carefully studied the nature of the allegations." THE REPLY. London, May 23.
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    OBITUARY.
    43 21 [Rtuter's Service.] New York, May 23. The death has occurred, from cancer. of the famous philatelist Mr. Julius C. Morgenthau. New York, May 23. The death has occurred of Rear-Ad-miral Louis Josephthal. Commander of the State Naval Militia and a leading financier.
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    REPARATIONS.
    166 21 MR. HOOVER'S ACTION. [I New York, May 21. The newspapers generally dcscrfbe 1 President Hoover's calling of a conference of the political leaders regarding Reparations as an astute move, as their acceptance of his views would be bound to have a reaction m Congress. The Xcw York World declares
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    NEW REPARATIONS SCHEME.
    165 21 P [Renter's Service.] Paris, May 22. The creditor nations have presented a memorandum to the German delegation agreeing that Germany should pay an average annuity of 2,050,000,000 mark* r>lus the reimbursement of Belgium for the marks issued during German occupation. This is virtually identical with the Young
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    SUIT AGAINST GENE TUNNEY.
    77 21 BOXER TAKES IT AS A JOKE. [Reuter's Service] Brionis Island (Adriatic Sea), May 22. "It must be another joke," was Gene iTunney's comment on the reported breach of promise suit. 'When I am sued I shall let my attorney worry." New York, May 22. Tunney's attorney
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    SPECULATORS RUINED.
    174 21 SHARP BREAK IN NEW YORK MARKET. [Reuter's Service] Washington, May 22. On the recommendation of the Federal P Conservation Board, Mr. Hoover has ited the governors of the western oilproducing States to send representatives to a preliminary conference at Colorado Spriflfl on June 6 to consider the possibility
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    The Malayan Saturday Post. May 25, 1929. THE RONALD ROSS FUND.
    241 22 The Malayan Saturday Post. May 25, 1929. THE RONALD ROSS FUND. There can be- no two opinions about the merits of the appeal on behalf of Sir Ronald ROM. The tragedy is that it should be necessary to organise a "shilling fund" for such a man and hi» wife-; that
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    WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION.
    249 22 Pcnang's European representatives on the Legislative Council have brought on their heads a chorus of condemnation m the Press by their foolish opposition to the Workmen's Compensation Bill. They perhaps do not realise that they have done a good deal to remove any doubts about the Bill m
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    THE QUEEN'S SCHOLARSHIPS.
    292 22 \\Y should like to join with a daily contemporary—- the "Malaya Tribune" —m condemning the idea, alleged to be entertained m certain circles, of abolishing the Queen's Scholarships iv the Colony. Also, to support strongly that paper's suggestion that the number of Scholarships should be increased and
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    JAPAN'S MISFORTUNES.
    73 22 TORRENTIAL RAIN IN rUKUSHIMA. Loss Of Life and Great Damage Caused. [Renter's Service] Tokyo, May 14. Torrential rain which uverswept Pnkushima Prefecture yesterday caused damage to property and crops which is estimated at five -million yen. Twelve persona are known to have died. The damage includes the inundation
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    THE KING'S RECOVERY
    19 22 THANKS-GIVING DAY. 1 KeUlct's S I*roclantations will del latin- Juiu i' throughout the Bttpii rccovi j
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    THANKSGIVING FUND OPENED IN INDIA.
    111 22 THANKSGIVING FUND OPENED IN INDIA. WHAT IS MALAYA I Hit KredWncy tlu- Vi< J the following All-lndi Ftffld Appeal "In WWpOtUt to tl: d l»cvii expressed privattlv duals, and publicly m I'rcss, I have decided to India fund to oomm< m J of lli> M.iiotv tlu Xii .1 king and
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    UNRULY LAW STUDENTS
    63 22 BATTLE WITH AUTHORITIES AIDED BY MEDICAL STUDENT! i Renter's Servia NVw York, M In a riot resulting from students of the National I niversitj U Sciiool as a protest against monti I initiations ;j students were injui I i killed. Medical Students m the battle •gainst the
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    EX-KING OF AFGHANISTAN.
    32 22 [Renter's Service.] Simla, May Amanullah and his Queen and t brother Inayatullah have arrival pectedTy at Chaman, near Qoetti hat:r Amanullah aiul i>artv to Bombay en route to Euro
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    SOVIET METHODS.
    56 22 NO MERCY FOR POLITICAL OPPONENTS. [Renter's Sow Moscow, Blty. i thai 9i 1 It is officially itrootu tn t; suit of "countcr-rcvolMf,'>r.an y m the railway, transput nun, industries'' vo^l-;-^ the Commissariat of .on rf j and Palchinsky, an i^.. v Leningrad mmm? indo > J executed, while
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    MISHAP TO GRAF ZEPPELIAN.
    132 23 if Zeppelin .xunincm m > tutors made a Ufcb^ 1 v iTCMMid, I •dtbegf«ttfl k the Crowds .iiml. The I favourable, tn^ I no •litViculty m „,.1 hoMi.i, b S f to iunip nt t«> the I <"<!- Mr, Pierce, tin ..,n,,,1.v,1,, ndon, May 4 the
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    UNKNOWN
    19 23 I iter's S< rvice.j Cuere, May Zeppelin left for Frkdrich--5 p.m. r's Scrvie*.. Lttcr arrived safely at fens.
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    RMANY'S RECOVERY.
    21 23 Renter's Service.] Berlin, May 23. orts for April were marks and exports as compared with Kooo and 086,000,000 respecfiHirch.
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    DAVIS CUP TENNIS.
    22 23 Ruitcr's Service.] Washington, May 23 Davis Cup tie between the SSitest <ites and Japan, Hennessey kS-6, 6—l, 3—6, 6—l.
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    RSHAL OF FRANCE.
    65 23 IReuter's Service. 1 Paris, May 23. las decided that there !>romotions to the rank 1 f France, thus confirming ion of the Government th< title to disappear by exin. m view of the honour 5 association with great War its conferment m ild be derogatory to the
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    LEBERIL POLICY
    70 23 ABCL'SH WAR. tier's Set -t.iUniuit <il Libert] policy pr<.; ad Miitkr the direction <»i the Liberal leaden thai tla- primary ic^-t ol Liberal foreign ]M»lio\ ia t<» abolish war i a> a method <>t' vatliii- inlenutioiia] <li> pate*. It m or future, tikei over 130. >ut ol every
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    TRADE WITH RUSSIA-IF LABOUR WINS.
    108 23 [Renter's ServK London, May 13. Mr. Ernest Ken.nam, the organizer of the industrial delegation to Rusaia, has returned to London Interviewed by Renter's Agency, he said the objects ol the miarion bad been achieved, namely to prove that Russia offers the largest •^inclc market available
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    I AW1.ESSNESS IN U.S.
    112 23 INQUIRY NOT CONFINED TO PROHIBITION. [Renter's Service! Washington, May 22. Mr. Hoover has invited the members ol the newly appointed Law Enforcement Commission, incfading the ex Attorney General, George Wickersham, and Miss Ada Conutock, to aaiembk at the White House to luncheon on Tins day. It
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    SPECULATION IN U.S.A.
    68 23 Washington, May 22. The Federal Advisory Council has recommended tlie Reserve Board to permit banks deriring to do so to increase their rediscount rate to six per cent. The Council endorsed the Board's action to restrain the use of Federal Reserve credit m speculation. Nevertheless it was
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    INDIAN LABOUR PROBLEMS.
    75 23 A COMMISSION TO INVESTIGATE. f Renter's Service. London, May 23. The personnel of the cotnmfcsion, under the chairmanship of the ex-Speaker, Mr. Whitley, to investigate Indian labour problems has been announced. It consists of ra members, including Mr. V. S. Srinivasa Sastri, PC, president of the Servants
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    TRADE UNION AMALGAMATION.
    26 23 I Renter's Service.] London, May 23. The Transport and General Workers' inion ami the Worked W have decided t.» amalgamate from Aujr. 5-
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    AMERICAN STOCK MARKET RALLIES.
    40 23 [Renter's Service. New York, May 2>. The stock market has rallied strongly after yesterday's debacle. V*» York Centrals are up four points and Allied Chemicals three. United States Steel, Anaconda and International Nickel are also buoyant
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    WINSTON ON THE WAR-PATH.
    194 23 [Renter's Service] London, May 23. oka to Conservatives, Constitutionalists and patriotic Liberals "to arouse themselves to defend the national welfare against the Socialist threat to commandeer works^ was made by Mr. Churchill m a speech at Woodford, Psaex The Chancellor of the Kxcheqoet said that under
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    VOTING IN NORTH IRELAND.
    75 23 Renter's Service London, May 23< There is little change as a result of the elections m North Ireland. The final returns, excluding four seats for Queen's University, are 34 Unionists, two Independents, one Socialist and II Nationalists. The Government gained two seats from the Socialists m
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    DEATH SENTENCE FOR ATTEMPTED MURDER.
    54 23 [Kcutcr's Service.] Kovno, May 23. A young student named Vosylius has been sentenced to death by court martial m connection with the attempt on the life <>f M. Valdemaras, the Prime Minister. Vosvlius confessed ami denounced another student named r.udelis. who, ho ■lleget, was the
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    TROUBLED SPAIN.
    49 23 ("Renter's Service] Madrid, May 23. At a court martial at Ciudnd Real of 53 officers and three civilians charged m connection with the insurrection at the end of January, the Public Prosecutor demanded the death sentence m eight cases and penal servitude for life m the remainder.
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    661 24 The Bfafcop ol SniKapore BM |OM 10 Peatttg IWWI Kuala Lumpur. '11k .mnual |001 l meeting of St Anduw's H<Mpfca] will bt held «>n June 4th at I p.m. The marriage was solemni/.ed M Sllll--tlay at the Town Hall, li>oh. of Mr. Scow Slew Huat. of Taipinn
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    APPOINTMENT FOR A GREAT PRESIDENT'S SON
    22 24 [Renter's Service.] Washington, May Mr. Theodore Roosevelt, junior has been appointed Governor of Porto Rico. 1
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    THE DUKE DEPARTS FROM JOPAN.
    44 24 A GREAT SEND-OFF. [Renter's Service.] Tokio. May 23. The lhike of Gloucester sailed from Yokohama for Canada to-day. His I Royal Highness was seen off by Prince j Chichibu, the Heir Apparent, and was enthusiastically received b> the public.
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    CONSERVATION OF OIL.
    76 24 A REPRESENTATIVE CONFERENCE. [Reiner's Service.] Washington, May 23. Representatives of the Federal Oil Conservation Board and the American Petroleum Institute met informally to discuss the possibility ol solving: the' problem of waste and over-production by means of an inter-State agieement limiting drilling. The Secretaries for ■the Navy,
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    CROYDON TO TOKYO.
    66 24 Router's Service.] London, May 22. The American millionaire, Mr Vanlear Black, leaves Croydon on a flight to Tokyo on May 31 via India and Bangkok, returning via Russia. The aeroplane which was used m (Black's trip to the Cape is now m the final stages of overhaul
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    MURDER OF RAJ PAL.
    28 24 MOSLEM SENTENCED TO DEATH. [Renter's Service.] Lahore. May 22. A Moslem named Ilamdin has been sentenced to death for the murder of Raj Pal.
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    BRITAIN'S CHINA POLICY
    125 24 NO DESIRE TO SECURE ANOTHER FOOT OF CHINESE SOIL. Rater*! Pmh London, May Au^tui Chamberlain, shaking at Binninvjuni. talWli that M a re Milt of the Gum l">hVy towards China the latter recognised that Great Britain- one desire was to see China >trons and united, and to
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    WOMEN PLAY TENNIS BARE-LEGGED.
    111 24 WOMEN PLAY TENNIS BARE -LEGGED. Renter's Service.] London, May 22. The bare-legged vogue for cirl tennis players set by the South African player Miss Tapacotl m England m IQI7 is ing taken up widely by BngHah ™d American girls. Miss Wills and Miss Cross played without stockings m Holland and
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    "OUT FOR BLOOD."
    148 24 COMPSTON CHALLENGES HAGEN [Renter's Service.] London, May 25. In an article entitled "Out for Blood" m the Evening Standard, Archie Compston endeavours to stimulate Walter Hagen to retract his decision to cancel their proposed matches at Moor Park on May ;i and m Birmingham on June, for
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    HARD COURTS CHAMPIONSHIPS.
    72 24 [Renter's Sen-ice.] Paris, May 23. The American players met with two reverses m the French hard courts I championships. In the quarter-finals of the women's doubles Mlk-. Bouman, Holland, and Senorita de Alvarez, n beat Mis^ Helen Wills and Miss Edith Cross, B—6,8 6, 6—4. In the
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    DEATH OF LORD ROSEBERY.
    23 24 London, May 21. The death has occurred of the Karl of Rosebery, K.O. K.T., at the age of 8r
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    COUNTY CRICKET
    65 24 lkuitu\ victory over by an inninps and first. Middlesex cot 153, of which \H A. Cilhcrt took fiw Worcestershire \\<.u of it>7. 11,... (H. J. Knthovcn t.,. Renter's I Kent deiuHed s runs. Hattmy first, Wclbrd taking runs. Soincrset^hiFreeman ha vine fiv< rnns. J. C. WMtl playable m
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    GEN. CALLES.
    21 24 RESIGNS MINISTRY OF V Mcx \[j I'x-Prcsident Gcn< < signet! his post <^f Mi is retiring to the c farming:.
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    UNKNOWN
    45 24 BECOMES CATHOLIC. Paris y The Dtojrang Muda oi Sarawii Bertran Brooke) was I kUjt i into the Catholic Church. Nh phoose TViudet, the widow French writer, was Lady Brooke is the \U ■tl fuda of Sarawak. Mn Brooke, who i« the bi I I•' <
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    THE COTTON DISPU
    82 24 OPERATIVES RESUME V\ I. The Lancashire cotton lisa bees settled following a joint cod at which the trade nnioß accepted the mill owners' pr-->p consider the men's case if they I to work. The scale of pay will 1 ed and arrears paid if it is fooad
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    INDIAN UNREST
    60 24 SPECIAL GUARD FOR VIO AND GOVERNOR'S Lood Ml The Daily Mail's Cik dent Itatef that very wringer tions are being taken J Viceroy, provincial Cover oficets and public bniW rumoured that troop moved m Northern Indi.i. I There have been fii at railway workshops m W*l the last
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    SPAIN AND ITS UNIVERSITIES.
    37 24 KING ORDERS RE-OPBJ The King has sipc<Uf •ng the rc-openim f wh ich have been cV~ I"J« action of the Gowrflni^J di«,.ontent, cpitowi;^ ''f fa Youth." with the r-f by intellectuals to t!.«l*S*°
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    20 27 A flash-light photograph taken at the farewell dinner given m honour of Mr. S. S. Ponniah of Johore Bahru. w
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    A LUCKY THEFT.
    424 30 [Comtimm J ff#M t" l i -5 cl«*s<. the door and lea\ them. "Well," he said. The newcomer took a seat. "You remember me,' 1 he said. "M\ name is GtQFgC Watts." "I remember you," Felix an<-\\<ie«l "Have \<»u brought m l>.iek mv ten ]*»unds?'' *'It would
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    CAPTURED BY BANDITS.
    73 30 AMERICAN MISSIONARIES' EXPERIENCES. Peking, May 16. The American Schwendener who was captured by brigands m north Kweichow was carried <>ff to Sasechuaii with Bdgar Tinax. Hoth belong to the Christian Missionary Alliance They were bound and tortured and confined m a cave, a ransom of £i,( bcintz
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    SAFETY OF LIFE AT SEA.
    123 30 UNIVERSAL CODE OF LIGHTS AND FOG SIGNALS. A oMiiniuniqiu "I i!u International C inference «>n tin saftely of liv .»t mi stat^ that the CoinnntUt of Navigation i^ considering the bchsskMi m the c<>n\viition of i"i I of m v\ pfOVlafclSMl for tin. CoUeCtIOII ami
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    AMERICAN UNIVERSITY DISPUTE.
    60 30 Des Moines, May I^. By obtaining a court order, the students forced the University ol IKs Moines to re-open. Classes proceeded m a most orderly manner. The entire faculty was dismissed owing t<> non-agreement with the fundamental vuw> of the Baptist Bible Union, which recently took charge
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    "A Big Man—l Like Him."
    303 30 "A Big Man— l Like Him." The Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs (Sir Austen Chamberlain), m a special interview given to the Florence correspondent of the "Osservatore Ro. lnano. 1 said that Signor Mussolini and himself lioped and expected from the labours of the reparations experts a solution such
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    CRICKET NOTES
    970 31  -  Welecome l ASDF SDF SADF the UMiul C 0» tfa regard to the I .tin will not be The non-appear- ite d to take part ami the reI ,:e,.anewasan -bm must beovcr- U manner without I i; should, however, M i| j, scant courtesy to reafoM to the
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    NEW OFF-SIDE CHANGE?
    308 31 IMPORTANT ALTERATIONS IN THE MAKING. An efficient and widely respected referee of pre-war days— Mr. J. R. Schu- macher to-day commences m the Athletic Sens an examination of laws that he considers need revision. He raises extremely interesting points. There is another law problem needing explanation. Curious
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    GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF CHURCH OF SCOTLAND.
    144 31 DUKE OF YORK OPENS ASSEMBLY. The Duke of York, who was accompanied by the Duchess, opened the General Assembly of the Church of vScotland m Edinburgh as the representative of the King. The appointment of the Duke as Lord High Commissioner has a special
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    CHINA AND JAPAN.
    73 31 Nanking, May iq. The Commissioner for Foreign \ffairs m Shantung has informed the Minister for Foreign Affairs, Dr. Wang, that all the necessary procedures for taking over Tsingtao from the Japanese were completed on the 16th inst. All Japanese troops will be evacuated from Tsingtao before the
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    AIR DISASTERS.
    35 31 Columbus, Ohio, May io. An airman has met a terrible death here. The aeroplane m which he was participating, with over a hundred others m a vast sham 'fight caught fire at a
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    LOST AIRMEN.
    184 31 Sydney, May 21. v ir Keith Smith has received a message from K.oepang stating that when the machine m which Flight-Lieut. Moir and Flying Officer Owen were procecdilg to IXuwin was sighted on Saturday it was flying m a north-north-westerly direction. He is of opinion that the airmen
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    THE LATE LORD ROSEBERY.
    117 31 NOMINATIONS FOR RACES. London, May 21. Among the nominations rendered void by the death of the Karl of Rosebery are the following Midlothian and The ***** for the Derby and the s*t. I*eger; Kitty Fisher for the Oaks; Camelford for the Manchester Cup, the Coronation Tup
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    CHINA FAMINE.
    108 31 CANNIBALISM. Peking, May SI. A report from Mr. C. Finlay Andrew, •\ho is investigating the famine m Kansu for the China International Famine Relief Commission, states that he received many reports of cannibalism, which he specially investigated. He found that near Chingning 35 brigands were killed and parts
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    WILL MARRIACE EUAVIVE?
    779 32  -  DORA RUSSELL II: CHILDREN THE SOLE REASON. By It mcom that eveiybody, all ©ret the \\«»iKi, ami not only m England ami jlifriri m inmiioiiing ihc standard! ol uioi.ility about marriage and sex which have been banded down to us by oui forefathers Thi> changing tnd qw*
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    A CHRISTIAN INSTITUTION.
    50 32  -  ANTHONY M. LUDOVICI By Mr. Ludovici holds the same position mo>ng anti-feminists a:* does Mrs. Russell among feminists. In this article bt approaches the question from the extreme opposite point to that chose*: i y Mrs. Russell, and is equally at issue w; f '-i conventional ideas.
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    155 32 Two men were becoming abusive m the course of a political quarrel. "I think,'" cried one of them, "there's just one thine: that saves you from beine a bare-faced liar." "Your whiskers."' Although they had known each other only three days, they had to part. "Come along," shouted the guard,
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    THE COMPLEAT CLUB CRICKETER.
    1253 33 SOME GOOD STORIES. In the spring tin Knulishinan's bttCf turns, not lightly, hut vuv ■frioj»fr v, thoughts of crickt-t. Ami. a> r i'iuuvu to the satisfying |cm| which the comiiiL: season promises to provide, nothing could ht more delicious than the wtv jolly »>ook on cricket
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    411 34 Lime Girl In Ceylon Improved Almost Out of Recognition By BABY'S OWN TABLETS. When little kohmc SubaMn^hc was 19 month* old she was so backward and weakly that her |«rtnts and friends almost despaired. Then htr uncle, Mr. Simon Perera. of 1 Stafford Gardens.
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    THE OFNFRAI, F.l ACTION
    79 35 MILLION MORE VOTES. I,<>nil<ui. Mav ir> With tlu- huuc increase in the electorate <>f million^ more votes to cotml it is expected that fewer election results will be announced on the Dotting-night and these later than hitherto. Furthermore as thi> is "stttntnertin* election polling hours may
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    61 37 Some of the competitor r. T. Mills "20 50 Vauxhall." D. M. Soosay— Austin 7." Miss A MacGregor- '12 Austin." J. Robson- '25 35 Hupmobiie. F. A. Boyle— "15 6 Overland Whippet.' Wong Nang Wing, son of the Hon. Mr. Wong Yik Thong M.F.C. Seremban—
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    AT THE MATCH BETWEEN HONG KONG AND MALAYAN CHINESE
    39 38 Si' Hu^'i md Lady Clifford watc :-:ing the match Mr. Aa Boor^ Ha* who took a special interest m the vi footballers from Hong Kong is seen second tiom right
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    CHINESE WEDDING.
    95 38 A pretty wedding was solemnised at "Hazeldean" Weld Road, Kuala Lumpur, according to reformed Chinese style, of Mi Teh Yok Kye. son of the well known Towkay Teh Scow Teng. a Director of Chow Kit Co.. Kuala Lumpur and Mrs. Teh Scow Teng. with Miss Chong Saw Cheok,
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    SPORT OF THE WEEK
    926 40  -  "Argus." ♦AF DSF A MALAYAN REVIEW By The hollow victory of the Colony over the F. M.S. m the annual lawn tennis match for the Guillemard Cup wai quite Unexpected. (>n the "paper form" of the selected teams, I foe one anticipated a fairly dote Itruggk.
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    QUIET HOUR.
    1020 42 (ji tof Norfolk there is a „t iksnlatt ap i whew tbt dope* gently la tlu sea, and little "ld\.»!l i fishtail «llag< nestles between ,n tlu cliffs In the aumm month* tlu village attracts ai inring Bwmtxi of discerning holidayni.tk. m, t'>: the long ..f w.ive-swipt sand
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    IDEALS.
    217 42 T f you take the great standard of life you avoid two great dangers; the first, and the most difficult of all, is the going beyond your own ideals When young men set out with a certain ideal before them which is concrete, and if, within the period of
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    A PROMISE OF PEACE.
    149 42 Striving, pushing, hasting, I Gambling, shaking, wasting, i Slinking, fearing, bungling, Jostline. glaring, stumbling, Sneering, warring, rushing. Hoarding, forcing, crushing, Plunging, weeping, craspiner, Faintine. slaving, gasping, Scowling fawning, vying. Dreading, failing, dying. Above the <lir. of human will I heard a Voice say "Peace, be still
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    PRESEVERANCE.
    103 42 All the performances of human art, at which we look with praise or wonder, are instances of the resistless force of perseverance. Tt is by this that the quarry becomes a pyramid, and that di>unt countries are united by If a man were to con I :ef| single stroke
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    FRIENDSHIP.
    148 42 Friendship is the world's lea Friendship is always mntual. B enjoyed— indeed it does not e*M it is returned as well as p'vefl never patronage— your splendid i cession to somebody fee's felt ciencv. As it takes two to tpd takes two to toncli tV elnnr ol ship. Mends
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