Malayan Saturday Post, 17 August 1929

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    Masthead
    7 1 The Malayan Saturday Post AUGUST 17. 1929.
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    WIT AND HUMOUR.
    678 1 Shall). "My d^ r V* P lylllist d to obey me. Do you doit?" Mrs. Sharpe: "Darling, you promised me your worldy goods. Do I get Ihem > ••How WM the scenery' on your trip?" "Well, the toothpaste ads were rather better done than the tobacco, but
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      124 1 DAB'coiD 1 -I— t^j- k^M^SLj^^S^aMHHV MARIGOLD MILK is a canned, I selected steilized purity. '< con- Cs all .he essentials of a perfect Lie., and is canned above the v standard laid down by the author,- will find it the most I economical milk to use. fr Sell 1 1<
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      185 1 'helps for CAMBRiDGE STUDENTS rarapnrase ot uu.ius o«esar u.tii questions ana noics on Julius < b Caesar 81 J i Supplement of Julius Caesar 0.41 commentary and Quezon- j| naire on Julius Caesar 0.30 .> Notes on A Tale of Two Cities 0.81 Commentary and Question- i naire on A
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    SPARKLES.
    738 4 BEING SMILES OF THE WEEK. 4 By '(Jutz.- The "Pinaug Gazette has not yet succeeded m swatting that germ which ao sorely afflicts the Malayan newspapers, and so the "Malay Mail" made it a $500 instead of a $50 fine for that dare-devil Sikh who called a lawyer a
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    SHOULD CHILDREN Fat BANANAS?
    139 4 SHOULD CHILDREN Fat BANANAS? Almost all children are fon^l and specially of bananas. Bu. are not suitable diet for children than six years of age, and i •QIC should a child be permitted to f 1 ■■iftH unless they arc npe and sound o f any kind which is green,
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      248 4 SKfete'V;^ >*■*•"' north; O^Veubope W" -Sr" \Fb-Z&*Q. Excellent Accommodations >^^^^^^ 6?^fct Superior Service Jil|i» DOLLAR STEAMSHIP LINE —a^»^f^»^S»^ilaaa^^^^ I i iiaaaaV iw^ g^fini AMERICAN LINE ROUND-THE-WORLD. ROUND-THE-WORLD Arrwt Leave Leave cpoviri? I FEATURES. Spore S'pcre Penang StKVlCll. PRES. WILSON Aug. 19 Aug. 22 Aug. 24 SINGAPORE and PENANG vl. PRES.
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    FOUR DEVILS
    6166 5 .rr T c RE THE MOST PERFECT AND THE GREATEST PVER SCREENED COMING TO SINGAPORE ""SHORTLY— FOX FILM'S MASTERPIECE. Carnival the heart of the Circus the trapezists death-leap of the clown— kaleidoscopic movement— surging, glamorous drums throbbing to announce the— biggest show on each. THE STORY. HAITHR VII.
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    PRESENTATION TO GALLANT SINGAPORE POLICEMEN.
    114 7 THE GOVERNOR, SIR HUGH CLIFFORD AT THE PCLICE PARADE AT WHICH THE INSPECTOR GENERAL OF 'oLICE, THE C.P.0., ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENTS, INSPECTORS AND 600 MEN WERE PRESENT. r Photos by FVLLFR PARTICULARS WILL BE FOUND ON PAGE 15. HE. the Governor congratulating the Malay Detective Hashim
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      202 9 Jh\ \J WEAKNESS, tr r j DEBILITY ANAEMIA DESCHIENS' Syrup J o< Hxtnodobin Already 30.000 Doctors throu^nout the world have agreed that this radical remedy ALWAYS CURES, and gives health and strength Far better than serums, raw meat. Medicated wloc«.etc OBTAINABLE FROM ALL LEADING DISPENSARIES. CARLSBERG BEER 'IlK^ Obtainable from
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      287 10 'Phone 3644. I Tel: "GRANDOTEL." i GRAND HOTEL I I 281-A, VICTORIA STREE .j. (Corner of Rochore Ro. 1 j Singapore.) I" Branch: t I INDIAN ROYAL HOTEL. I .I I 181, Queen Street, Singapore V Excellent meals can be supp' (!c j t DAY OR NIGHT. .J Orders for
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    Patricia's Patient.
    3200 12  -  ELEANOR STRATTON By Anothei patient Bother Ami the clock pointed to five minute* to one. "Oik- Comfort,*' murmured Patricia to herself, "is that Sir Eldon i> quite m fussy ii lam <>n punctuality This patient will Ik- mmmcd np and ticked oft at the doable It was rathci
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      100 12 I MH^V BbJt >^^^^^^il^f¥ r"" H^" 7 1 J Half a century ago Sweetened M Condensed Milk was introduced 1 X into China. To-day millions of 1 I tins are con>unied annually by 4| people who have learned the I L health-giving properties of this I wonderful milk food. m
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    OUR LONDON LETTER
    2111 13 Maj s, Saturday Posf Special 4 i copyright. ay r H E LOOKER-ON J GJE OF NATIONS' NEW BUILDINGS. THE danger of the SUBMARINE. THE vvorldTTastest train. AN R A .7 MECHANIC'S ESCAPADE. London, July 12, 1929. The Prince As a Speaker. l prince c-i Wales has
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      135 13 m pavilion m RFRF DANIFLS f*' CUF^C A CUITTIZ fl oniL O OiILIIX ONE OF HER FINEST COMEDIES. You have all heard of a Sheik and how he captures ladies, but have you heard of a female sheik who captures men? YOU MUSf SEE HER SHE S WONDERFUL WATCH FOR
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      631 14 I Koninklyke Paketvaart Maatschappij. (R(»Y.M. PACKET NAVIGATION CO OP iATATIA] J» In. ci i«>iatr«l m Hull.inili 5* IM'B CONTRACT will! mi; m;tiii;i;i wik INDIA* COTBUQI] j. Telephone No. 3640 sub-connections to:— UaMger'i Desk, Ant. Ifauger't Desk, Marine 9npt., Gcnei Pidght Dept., Claims Dept., Accountant, Providing Dept. Rmucc Dept. i REPRESENTATIVE
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    SPORT OF THE WEEK
    530 15 A MALAYAN REVIEW fly Argus. Malaya Cup soccer record to date l\rak have icnanK, Johoie have beiteii Xcgri Scmbilan have beaten Singapore have beaten X c> .ri Scmbilan And today, I boldly ipore will beat Malacca. Tlu-rc lias been nothing sensational m far, the only oih
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    REWARD FOR GALLANTRY.
    415 15 PRESENTATION TO SINGAPORE POLICEMEN. King's Medal to Inspector Scott. Hi-> Kxccilcncy Sir Hugh Oifford conferred the Kind's Police Medal to Inspector Bernard Scott at a parade held on Monday morning at the Police De-pot, Thompson Road. The Inspector Genera] of police the C.P.i several Assi>tant Superintendents and
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    83 15 A ik v police sj for intoxicated nun is to ask them to put their boots on. Phey take longer, of course, if they are tight. Wife (to husband who lias definitely refused to buy bei a new bat): "You you horrible thing I'll never speak to you again Hubby
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      202 15 I The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. I (iMOftMEITBD II »THAJTB SITTUMimI ucAD OFFICE: Winchester Hou.e, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 27, Old Jewry, E.C. ncMw The Company has i 20 t OQO deposited with tlie Supreme Court of England and complies with the British Life Assurance Companies Act m every
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      149 16 famous timekeepers W 1/ r¥\HERE is a world- ;7 ,"wJ^^ J[ iridc demand for Cjfjw timepieces hearing the <*^^^2y v name "Westclox"on the i^^^^V^ dial. They arc exception- /r" V al timekeepers, btlllt tor 1(l 'I 'iV^J long satisfactory service. its*? Si <" i i*u People everywhere buy them uith
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      139 16 FOR HOUSING SCHEMES G.R. OEH LERS 30. St. Michael's Road, SINGAPORE. t t I MANUFACTURER OF PRECAST CONCRETE POST AND PANLi f COdLIE LINES, BATHROOMS, SENTRY AND TELEPeOM BOXES, LATRINES AND OTHER BUILDINGS, CANTILEYI; > AND SQUARE CONCRETE LATRINE SEATS, AND CONCRt r J DUST BINS OF MUNICIPAL PATTERN. J
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    119 18 TWO BRIDGES ON THE ROAD BETWEEN BULAWAYO AND THE VICTORIA FALLS s/ INI Hlf < HAUt 45- NEW CHINESE CONSUL-GENERAL FOR RANGOON. The Chief Monk of the Kek Lok" (Happiest) Temple, Penang, visits Mr. Aw Boon Haw, to thank him for his liberal donations to the Temple. No doubt they
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      42 19 -O -TIV snell Pair (JL^ M %^MI Not Oood oildlone d {not dood spirit eilonA i fir t(uicfi \j idri i no tutr ~^^3( '|f .rC^ c JwBL— J I J >;\V^* ,»i -^isS^B^ii^^^ \JA e^m_ '>"»n BIJj;., Collycr Qu.iv, Si t»>Mp<>re
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      84 19 I ••HOMELITE" Portable Cenerator j a family member of the popular ;> -HOMELITE" Portable Centrifugal Pump. ■9Hh%I J mi .^H I^kl 3 "1 Engine: Single Cylinder. Air-cooled, Bosch Magneto. O Generator: Six pole, shunt wonnd 600 watts capacity either 32 voltior 110 volt D.C. J Control: Automatic electric governor complete
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    FOOTBALL TOPICS.
    2029 20 \<>/«'s Bi "S^titolOt. bxit Dr. Webster. No <>iic knows what interest! l>r. Webster represented m the S.F.A management but his remarkable prosttolion from the membership m the Referees Bond ti> that of a place m almost every conceivable committee gave rise to very serious apprehension amou^ purely llntish
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      265 20 TNE LATEST WO^D IN CORGEOUS-CLAMOROUS-CLITTERINC ENTER LILIAN HARVEY IN CRAZY MAZIE. I I A pot pourri of Babbling, Sparkling j Mirth Calculated to rouse the I most blase spectators to wild? enthusiasm. I J Press Opinions:- "Lilian Harvey is a genuine! Artist. The picture, which is a I filmed French
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    MYSORE LEADS THE WAY TRADE COMMISSIONER IN LONDON.
    71 21 MYSORE LEADS THE WAY TRADE COMMISSIONER IN LONDON. 1.,.m10ii, Aog. 2. StaU ha> decided to api>oint inniMJQff >n London. Secretan <* the Mysore lt u ho arrived here early 111 opened an office m NorthAvcntte, pending the arrival gad Itai from Mysore. 01 v^ tIM SfM occasion on which M
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    MANUFACTURE OF ELECTRICAL MACHINERY
    45 21 AMbRkO-GERMAN WORLDWIDE WORKING AGREEMENT. London, Aug. 3. Berlin A worldwide working agree- concluded between Allemcinc Elektrizitaets Gesselsuhaft and tto General Electric Company of America, whereby the latter acquires shares of a nominal value of 30,000,00 c marks m thi forma company.
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    ZIONIST CONGRESS AT ZURICH.
    92 21 TRIBUTE TO GREAT BRITAIN AS MANDATORY POWER. Zurich. Ai the Zionist Congress, Mr. W. K. I/maim, m urging that a i>olicy of prudence and slow progress must be observed vis-a-vu the Mandatory Power, said that Jewish development iv Palestine depended not only oil themselves but on
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    COLDBLOODED HUMAN SACRIFICE.
    121 21 DEATH SENTENCE ANNULLED BY HIGH COURT. Madras, Au^;. I. l'hc story of a coldblooded huniaii sacrifice, the victim being a young boy ned Mangayya, aged eight, was related before the High Court today, m tuxion with the appeal by two perand bon, who were seuto tran>i>uratioii and
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    LORD BADEN-POWELL OF GILWELL.
    34 21 SCOUT'S NEW TITLE. Baden-Powell, founder of v l 'ts' on v j ***** thc KillJ inferred a lVca^, stated at Jamboree at Birkenhuad that p the title of Lord Baden-
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    COLONIAL OFFICE CONFERENCE.
    253 21 MR. ORMSBY-GORE'S SUGGESTIONS. Representation of Unofficials. I.olkloM, Allg. Mi. \V. A. Onasby-Gore, late I mid SeCreUUT) <»t State for the- Colonies, m a letter to "The Times," today, eonunenti <>n the difficult problem of improved representation of Colonial Dependencies at I nipcria 1 Conferences, to which Sir
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    LEVEL-CROSSING DISASTER.
    71 21 FOURTEEN KILLED WHILE RETURNING FROM A PICNIC. Dallas (Texas Aug. 12. A train at a level crossing here crashed into a lorry of picnickers going home from the Zoo, of vrßofE 14 were killed. The accident occurred 150 yards from the home of Mr. Badgett, a farmer, who
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    LORD SINHA'S STATUS.
    154 21 INDIAN CUSTOM AND BRITISH LAW DIVERGENCE. London, July, 28. "Thc "Sunday Times" states that the Crown authorities are at present considering formalities to bring Indian customs into lint with British law m connection with the question of Lord Sinha's seat m the House of Lords. The newspaper
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    A NOVEL FEAT.
    98 21 ENGLISH CHANNEL CROSSED O.M MOTOR CYCLE. Mi H. S. Perry accomplished a new feat OH the uth instant crossing the Knglish Channel from Dover to Calais and back on a motor-cycle. The time taken was seven hours 25 minutes. This included 40 minutes spent m Calais Harbour
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    BOY SCOUT JAMBOREE.
    111 21 BANQUET AT LIVERPOOL. London, Aug. 13. British and Foreign representatives of the Boy Scout movement attending the Jamboree were entertained by the Government to a banquet at Liverpool last night. Mr. J. H. Hayes, M.P., Vice Chamberlain of the Royal Household, presiding, read a message from the
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    PICTURESQUE CONCLUDING CEREMONY.
    53 21 London, Aug. 13. A picturesque ceremony concluded the Great Scout Jamboree at Arrowe Paik, Birkenhead, with Lord Baden-Powell burying a golden hatchet m the earth and distributing golden arrows to the leaders of the national contingents as symbols of peace, bidding them "Go forth as ambassadors of
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    CHURCH UNION IN SOUTH INDIA.
    151 21 CHURCH UNION IN SOUTH INDIA. METr.ODIST BISHOPS? Two Sharply Conflicting Views. London, July zt>. The proceedings connected with the Weslcyan Methodist Conference at Plymouth have given promise to advocate tlie union of the Churches m .South India, though they clearly showed the nature of the difficulties remaining to be negotiated.
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    THE AVOIDANCE OF STOMACH TROUBLE.
    270 21 The key to toe mstftinincst oi koo«1 health lies m daily erminatici! of tbc wast! materials which, if allowed to accumulate m the intestinal tract, \v\lute the blood and poison the whoL >y stein. In Pinkcttes you find a mild yet thorough laxative and liver
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    REPARATIONS AND THE FINANCIAL SITUATION.
    156 21 [Retlter'f Service, j London, Any. 15. The Hank <>f England authorises the statement that there is no truth m the report that $50,000, 000 credit can be arranged m New York at a few hours' notice. The aniionnceinnet refers to reports that negotiations for opening
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    The Malayan Saturbas post. August 17, 1929. ROAD V. RAILWAY.
    307 22 The Malayan Saturbas post. August 17, 1929. ROAD V. RAILWAY. As business concern the Federated Malay States Railways are not m too flourishing a condition. Last year fare passengefll were carried than m 1927, and only the abnormal rubber freights m the last two months enabled i slight increase to
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    ABOUT EDUCATION.
    201 22 If all Malayan iMCfctfl had the talents and were iml-ued with the ambition* o! their rmilhi. Syeil Shaid Ali, as >tated m his address at the opening of the annual conference m Kuala Lumpur the the other day, we should hear fewer complaints against the educational output of
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    FRASER'S HILL
    228 22 Sir GcorgG Maxwell has, m "British Malaya," attempted a defence of the Government Service monopoly at Fraser's Hill. It is a defence which will be considered valid only m one quarter —the Government Service. Malaya owes a great debt to Sir George for having given it this hill
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    SIXTY-FIVE STOREYS HIGH.
    51 22 New York, Aug. i.;. The French Government proposes to erect a 65-storey building, costing $50,000,000, m the fashionable midtown district to house the Consulate and ■gendtS devoted to propaßanda for French interests. There will be a hotel containing 1,200 room and also exhibition rooms and two large
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    DEATH OF MRS. DUNCAN ROBLRTS
    299 22 DEATH OF MRS. DUNCAN ROBLRTS Wit Kgrel 10 announce tfk which occurred <>n \Vcdiie>d;iv at the (•cneral Hospital of MiBobCftt, after a brief ilhu>* Duncan Roberts came out to Sil m lUI4 after training at the Hoiik Kpiphany at Truro. For several she was m charge of St. Mary- Tank
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    SCOUTS' JAMBOREE ENDS.
    162 22 BURYING THE GOLDEN HATCHET. London, Aug. i A picturesque ceremony brought great Scout Jamboree at Arrowe Park liirkeiiheatl, to a conclusion, U» liadeii-Powtll burying a golden hatchet m the earth and distributing goMeE arrows to the leaders of the national 001 l Hngentl as symbols of peace
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      24 22 Malaria Sanatogen by multiplying the number of red blood corpuscle! quickly conquers malarial debility. It rebuild* heal h lastingly. SANATOCEN The True Tonic -Food
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    THF SINGAPORE NAVAL BASE.
    159 23 Dock opened by H.E. the Governor, Sir Hugh Clifford m the presence of Malayan Rulers and a large and representative gathering on Wednesday 4 Part of the £7,000,000 Naval Base— the Floating Dock (submerged) with fifteen feet of the two walls showing and the superstructure ■iressed
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    UNKNOWN
    15 25 N TERTA'*tD >oke intoan-rophone and the )ud sp -a- Listening to His Excellency's speech.
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    CHINA & RUSSIA.
    421 27 CHINA RUSSIA. Renter's Service. J Mukden, Aug. 14. iro f the province of Kirin the forces of Chang HsuehRttMtt bcgM hostilities on ,>n the Kastern front ;>oo ,i t w«, aeroplanes from gun- k sungari River occupied two > OB the Western front Soidun, near Manchuli, has been occupied Moscow,
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    THE COTTON TRADE TROUBLE.
    228 27 TO BE REFERRED TO COURT OF ARBITRATION. [Reuter's Service.! London Aug. 15. A conference of representatives of the cotton employers and the operatives, held m Manchester to-day, agreed to the terms of reference of the wages disputeto a court of arbitration. Work will be resumed on
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    REPARATIONS AND MR. SNOWDEN.
    152 27 [Reuter's Service. 1 The Hague, Aug. 15. A breakdown m the Conference is I most inevitable. M. Francqui submitted to Mr. Snow den proposals which it was hoped would satisfy the British claims, and Mr. Snowden declared that they are inadequate. The representatives of the four
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    CHINA'S CLAIMS.
    67 27 EXTRATERRITORIALITY. [Renter's Service.] London, Aug. g. Great Britain and other interested Powers are about to dispatch replies to China's Note regarding extra-territoria-lity. It is understood that the Notes, which have been very carefully drafted, are not identical, though they are similar m terms. They contain a reasoned statement
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    17 27 Nanking, Aug. 14The British reply to China's Note on cXtra-territoriality lias been delivered at the Foreign Office.
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    CONFERENCE AT WHITE HOUSE.
    120 27 [Reuter's Service.] Washington, Aug. 14. A conference was held at the White House between President Hoover, Mr. Stimson, Mr. Adams, Secretary of the Navy Executive Committee, and the Navy Board with regard to the proposed yardstick method of reducing naval armaments and the correspondence regarding the
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    SEEKING NAVAL AGREEMENT.
    82 27 [Renter's Service. London, Aug. 16. According to 1 New York telegram, Great Britain, m order to secure AngloAmerican naval agreement, is offering certain concessions, the most important of which is the offer to build only .w 000 tons of new cruisers to replace the 70,000 tons of
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    SUDDEN DEATH OF LORD HORNE.
    20 27 London, Aug. 15. Lord Home collapsed and died while shooting uu lii» moor at Caithness.
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    ZEPPELIN'S PROGRESS.
    193 27 [Reutei's Service.] Fried richshafcn, Aug< ls> The Graf Zeppelin's route will be via Tokyo, Los Angtleft, and Richmond (Virginia.) The airship is carrying twenty passengers, including one woman, Lady Druniniond Hay, who was a passenger m the recent Atlantic flight, also m the one m October. The oldest
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    "BLUE BOY" SOLD.
    49 27 [Renter'i vScrvice.] New York, Aug. i.;. It is announced thai Romney'i "Blue Hoy has been purchaaed by m American collector living on Long Island for The painting f< rmerly belonged to M> \V. S. Hums, of London, a nephew of the late Mr. J. 1\ Morgaii.
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    CHILD ILL-TREATED.
    215 28 FATHER PLEADS GUILTY TO CRUELTY. A middle-aged ChincK <>f Selangor Si<»w Ybon, reporti the "Malay Mail," charged m the local Police Court before Mr. C. H. Na-li with having Used criminal force t<» a child of five years <>f age named Siovt Koon Chicw hi> ion. Accused pleaded
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    PERAK CHINESE HUNTER DISAPPEARS.
    276 28 DISPUTE WITH SAKAIS. The following itory of the disappearance of i Chinese hunter living m the Batang Padung district is taken from the Times of Malaya It ■pppean that the Chinese one day went out with iiig guv to Cheuderiuug looking for piy. In the course
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    INDIAN CONFERENCE OF MALAYA.
    261 28 Tlu ScCOad Quarterly Meeting of the Indian Conference Stalling Committee \.ill be bdd at The Iruiian A:»ociatiou, kalian- Koad, ScrtinKm. <»n Sunday iStfa Auk i«ijo. al i<> a.m. All delegate! arc earnestly requested to attend. Bustoctf 1. CONFIRM Minutes of Staiuliuy Committee Meeting on 17-5-29. 2.
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    RAFFLES LIBRARY.
    415 28 The following novels were adesjd to Raffles Library during the past fortnight Ayres (Ruby M.) The Heartbreak Marriage. Bancroft (F.) Emergency. Urresford (J. D.) Real People. 2 copies. Blaker (Mary) Jill Came Tumbling. Maker (Richard) The Umpire's Game. Lurgin (G. B.) All things come Round. 2 copies. Cobb
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    GEN. BOOTH CASE TO GO ON.
    327 28 The Daily Mail understand* that the friendly action initiated by the late C.eiieral Uramwell Booth against the Salvation Army to determine if his sui>ersession m the post of its chief was m accordance with its trust deeds is to Ik pressed forward by the
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    S.A.W.L.A. BEAT SELETAR WIRELESS.
    274 29 Oil Saturday afternoon, m the presence of their Patron Mr. Ho Hock Ann, and over 70 supporters who went to the Seletar sjnmnd off Vso Chn Kaatg Road, the football Mftioai of tlu- Singapore Amateur Weight-Lifters' Association registered I decisive win m their BOCCei encounter at
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    646 29 By Welcome. CEYLON S.C. Beat S.C.C. The most important inter-club fixture last week was that between the Ceylon Sports Club and the S.C.C. Both sides were well represented although the S.C.C. had to le content with ten men. ,t was a mo.-,* remarkable game m several respects and
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    GARRISON AQFTATIC SPORTS, 1929, SINGAPORE.
    78 31 HELD AT THE V.M.C.A. POOL, FORT CANNING ON SATURDAY, 3RD AUGUST. 1929. The RlinHfold Race which provided the most entertainment. Start of the 120 yds. Free Style (Final) High Diving Some of the competitors. Plunging. Life Saving Competition. Diving. Spectators. Mrs. Pritcharri handing prize to
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    THE SEVEN SINS OF MARRIAGE.
    1340 34 "THOU SHALT NOT!" THE COMMANDMENTS OF MARRIAGE MUST BE KEPT IF YOU AND YOUR PARTNER ARE TO GET THE BEST OUT OF LIFE. Besides being one of the sins ot marriage, indifferenci is an insult, writes LC. M<.,, u m "Pearson's \\Yekl> Familiarity may breed
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    FEDERATED MALAY STATES POLICE ATHLETIC SPORTS.
    103 41 HELD AT KUALA LUMPUR ON 27TH. JULY. Photos by Judges measuring High Jump Sir William Pcr 1 and Mr. C. Hannigan inter-Contingent Football Championship Winners Setangor. Indian Champion— Ran i it SingH (Se J Perak Football Team P.C. Mat AM (Perak) 527— Winner 440
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    42 42 POSTS TELEGRAPHS DEPT. S.S. F.M.S. ATHLETIC SPORTS. HELD ON STH. AUGUST AT THE RAILWAY INSTITUTE GROUND. K.L. Photos by A. M. Hussain Chamnion Athlete. A snap of the guests. Girls' Race. 880 yds. Race Judge? Officials. 440 yds. Race O. Y. Kok
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    BULAWAYO TO THE FALLS.
    450 45 a d" m an Austin. uUl es for the growing nR I( ,r vehicle aud the of its merit that it is m pople to use this l ling from place to place until a few years ago, impossible of penetra- :l ave improved also, of
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    UNIVERSAL INSURES PAUL WHITEMAN AND HIS BAND FOR MILLION DOLLARS.
    348 45 UNIVERSAL INSURES PAUL WHITEMAN AND HIS BAND FOR MILLION DOLLARS. It will be interesting to the public to kiiow the money and trouble involved byproducers of Talking Pictures m these days of advance motion picture art. The Universal Pictures Corporation have engaged Paul Whiteman and his famous orchestra to screen
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    PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICE.
    693 46 The Central Figure. A spiritual life that is not a reproduction of the life of Christ will sooner or later become a dangerous mistake, all the more dangerous as it is so brilliant. Happy are we if we live at a period of Christian history when the
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