Malayan Saturday Post, 11 January 1930

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      WIT AND HUMOUR.
      719 3 Jones "Have you seen one of those instruments that can tell when a man is lying?" Smith— "Seen one? I married one!" Mrs. Brown "What does your husband prefer for his breakfast?" Mrs. Smiffey "Oh, anything that t don't happen to have in the house." Caller "Don't
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      183 3 l FOR EVERYTHING IS < SCHOOL TEXT BOOKS AND*; I SCHOOL SUPPLIES Order them jrom j PfcTEtt CHONG co.: I who keep one of the largest and*: > most comprehensive stocks of*: > school books and supplies in the*: > East. Books for Primary, Lower and j > Higher Standards,
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    THE RECENT TROUBLE AT MACAO.
    54 6 See article on pogt -:>• The fort at Macao. Watching happenings from the fort. Indian patrols with rifle and machine gun were very much jn evidence. Jet black African troops lined up on the side streets near the fort. Photograph taken at the inauguration of
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      95 7 If CARLSBERG BEER II THE BEST. Jumk Obtainable from all dealers Iffijm attd by the case from [lithe East Asiatic Co., Ltd. IBM* SINGAPORE. I Sole Importers mee the Pen H that writes I Without Pmsjurir H Wa have them hi aU mm Sa ;oarrp ■L DEPARTMENT STORES. SOLE 'AGENTS
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    SPARKLES.
    816 8 BEING SMILES OF THE WEEK. By •'Quiz I BBBpaCt that that fellow "Argus" is after Bty job aiul has baaa squaring B sub-editor to help him, for again last weak his name appeared above these note?-. I aaa ad Mire that I have not good ground for an action
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    HOCKEY NOTES.
    1168 8  -  "Linesman." By F.M.S. VS. COLONY MATCH. The Trial Match. A trial match to select the Colony team is certainly a step in the right direction. Some club Secretaries complained that they should have been consulted in the selection of the Probables vs. Possibles match and I quite agree
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      197 8 ARE YOU BUILDINfI YOUR FUTURE? ff you wish to build a u: J future, you must lay the f an J by obtaining a sound and pracj training. The greatest correspondence J the world is here ready to heip yM get the training in your own l.ume in your own
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    On The Coroner's Warrant.
    3399 9  -  Marley Cameron. NEW SERIAL STORY. By (Author of "The Mark of Three Fishes.") SYNOPSIS. Wickstead, learned but impecuniU an authority on ancient [tings. His -wife is a charming r fc woman. They have three Angela, -who is grown-up, d tvc juvenile twin girls, Pat and ,/a
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      89 9 II ni ii i j -riSa flßifif I fl fgfffjTnX, -mm* jLJnSa^Ha] lanßrTi 1 ~3wu>n. Condensed Milk was introduced into China. To-day millions of tins are consumed annually by i people who have learned the health-giving properties of this wonderful milk food. > Purity, richness and value for < money
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      409 10 Books For Cambridge C I 1930, (10 fears' Series Examination aperfl •JUNIOR 41 CIS. SENIOK 1\ 1 Arithmetic j Algebra (also with answers) T Geography I English History English Grammar and Cc p J > New Testament (Gospel :> iM French, Latin, Chemistry Heal Geometry and Shakespeare j Complete paraphrase
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    THE HELPFUL UNPATRONICING FRIEND.
    547 11  -  DOROTHY DEE. IS THIS YOU? NO. n By Malayan Saturday Post Special. ..iitant spirit is here expressed in form of highest endeavour. [Ik high but narrow forehead, broaJDg beyond the e>vs, the curiously red eyebrows set low over heavy lids, the long upper lip and the
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    TWENTIETH CENTURY SLAVERY.
    1248 11 TWENTIETH CENTURY SLAVERY. The object of my wife's book is to direct public attention to the survival of various forms of chattel slavery in the world t<xlay to map out the areas chiefly affected and to tabulate Ithe information relating to each. It is an appeal to this generation to
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      77 12 AN IDEAL WATCH FOR THE SPORTSMAN PERSPIRATION PROOF— DUST PROOF. ACCURACY NOT EFFECTED BY CHANGE OF CLIMATE OR TEMPERATURE. ASK FOR ROLEX "OYSTER" > 5 l in Sole Agents.— ROBINSON ff CO., LTD. SINGAPORE aaa KUALA LUMPUR. t coRBECTiv mm W SOUNO WFU. BRABONRRTINRRR RRAVTIFVUV FINIBRRR TEAK A BLACKWOOD FURNITURE
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    97 13 Photo by Mrs. i(> Orange Grove Road. ■^SkaaaaßßßßßHMStea^.^BMaSl Photo by PYTHON IN ORANGE GROVE ROAD. A Python 1 1 ft. in length was caught in an outhouse at the Junction of Orange Grove Road and Anderson Road on the morning of the 6th instant. Mr. A. H. Green is seen
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    NEW YEAR SEA SPORTS.
    31 14 Malay Koleh Race. Man-of-war boats, rowing race. Malay Koleh Race. Winner of Malay Sailing Boat Race. Cock Fighting. Tub Race. OFFICIALS OF THE ,iEW YEAR LAND SPORTS.
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    THE PICK OF THE SHOP
    4045 16  -  Camilla Carlisle. By Conlson's ITniveraal 9torea waa aa excellent shop by bn the beat shop ia Brambling and tin aaaiataata were very amail aad exceedingly grand. Sometime*, they arerc too grand to attead to Ihe needs of customer*. Consequently, when Derrick Shaw had vaiied twenty
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    NEW CAMERA FOR TALKIES.
    134 17 A new revolving talkie camera was one of the mechanical innovations employed by technicians during the Sitting of Kveiyn Brent's first starring picture for Paramount, Darkened Rooms." Darkened Rooms," which was adapted from Sir Philip GibtaV famous story, is based r.pon spiritualism. In the production, Xeil
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    GIANT SKELETONS.
    65 17 Grenoble, Southern France. Fourteen immense slate coffins dating hack to pre- historic times have been unearthed here l>y navvies working on B new road. The coffins were found at a dcptli of 12 feet, and when opened with great care the skeletons of 14 men of gigantic stature
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    OUR LONDON LETTER
    2382 18 Malayan Sat ui day Post Special BY THE LOOKER-ON Copyright. KING EDWARD'S COURAGE. WONDERS OF TELEVISION. A BOOTLEGGING BARONET. LYDIA KYASHT'S RECOLLEC TIONS. London, December nth, iq.>qThe Kings* Shooting Party. The King aaa unable to participate in any of the shoots Bl Sandringham last week Owiag to
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    A NEW YORK MOTHER
    168 18 Tells How She K«epB I Her Baby Well With I BABY'S OWN TABLETS. I Mrs. 11. B. Newman, who resifaj ju4 Ptath Street, South Bi xajJ N. V., Says: "I always (eel |J w hen 1 have Baby's Own Tablet* ]a t L house. I have
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    A Royal Wedding In Europe.
    1343 19 BELGIUM AHB ITALY UI2TI, [Reuter's Service.] London, Jan. 4. The Duke of York has departed for >iue to represent His Majesty at the ince oi Piedmont's wedding, the bchess ilocs not accompany him. Rome, Jan. 4. The Eternal City is crowded with iropean Royalties, representatives
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    MELBOURNE AIR TRAGEDY.
    46 19 [Reuter's Service.] Melbourne, Jan. 6. Captain the Honourable Hugh Grosvenor and two companions were killed when a flying-boat in which they were travelling nose-dived at Port Phillip Bay. Captain Grosvenor was aide de camp to the South Australian Governor, Sir Alexander .Hore Ruthven.
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    A HUGE BEQUEST.
    52 19 U.S. MILLIONAIRE'S WILL. [Reuter's Service.] New York, Jan. 6. A committee, including Mr. Coolidge, entrusted with the disposal of a legacy of $b, 000,000 by the late Conrad Huber has decided to divide the bequest among 33 American institutions on condition that equivalent sums are raised by
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    "BLUEBIRD" CHAIRMAN
    54 19 CAREFUL POLICE CUSTODY. [Reuter's Service.] London, Jan. b. Two London policemen have gone to Paris to bring back Francis Lorang, chairman of Blue Bird Petrol Companies, whose failure caused a sensation in the City last May. According to a Paris message the Preach police are taking special measures
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    LOSS OF FRENCH CRUISER.
    39 19 I AN UNCHARTED ROCK. [Reuter's Service.] Oran, Jan. b. The Bdfßf Quinet, thc French cruiser which ran aground on the Algerian coast struck an uncharted rock. Salvage is likely to be impeded by strong under-currents.
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    The Malayan Saturday Post. January 11, 1930. CHINESE NEW YEAR.
    298 20 The Malayan Saturday Post. January 11, 1930. CHINESE NEW YEAR. Officially, there is no longer such a thing as Chinese New Year," which according to the theoretically obsolete calendars falls at the end of the present month. Vet it will, as in past years, be the jccaakai of a Public
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    THE MALAYAN CIVIL SERVICE.
    270 20 The discussion -of the claim of Asiatic British subjects to the privilege ol admission to the Malayan Civil Service, or to the section of it which serves in the Colony of the Straits vSettlenients is developing in very interesting fashion. This week there has been reference
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    AW BOON HAW CLUB.
    265 20 We take it that the name of the gentleman who is giving it will in someway be associated with the fine new seaside club for Asiatics at Pasir Panjang which he is to give and equip. With swimming pool, tennis courts, children's playgrounds, refreshment pavilions, and
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    NAVAL PEACE PACT.
    731 20 Churches' Day of Prayer. [Reuter's Service. J "Washington, Jan, I A breakfast party is bein k I by Mr. Hoover at the I House to-day to the whole ,f ..1 American delegation to the Naval v I ference, preparatory to their il parJ later in the day.
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    AMERICA TO HEAR THE KING.
    34 21 AMERICA TO HEAR THE KING. I[ Reuter *s Service.] New York, Jan. 9. The National Broadcasting Company arranging to broadcast throughout e Tinted States the King's speech at 1 opening of the Naval Conference.
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    COMMUNIST BANDITS' DARING.
    188 21 ißeuter's Service.] An official dinner party, at which the tests included Yang Shu-chuang, >inmander-in-Chief of the Chinese ivy, and concurrently, Civil Governor Fukien Province, and five other tubers of the Fukien Provincial Govnneiit, was broken up suddenly last :lu by a gang of Communist bandits, u> held
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    SHANGHAI SILVER CRISIS.
    351 21 ([Reuter's Service.] Shanghai, Jan. 6. he continued severe decline in Lr is causing a serious situation on Shanghai Exchange. Under pressure of speculators and merchants buying foreign currency the banks, as a precautionary measure, have refused to sell unless they are thoroughly covered on every transaction. This
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    LIQUOR FROM CANADA.
    268 21 WASHINGTON'S SUGGESTIONS. [Reuter's Service.] Ottawa, Jan. 8. The Federal Government has received the preliminary report of Mr. Massey, the Canadian Minister at Washington, outlining the proposals of the Washington Government for a large increase of thc border patr »1, with a view to stopping the inflow of
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    MORGAN'S NEW YEAR BONUS.
    38 21 [Reuter's Service. J New York, Jan. 6. The New Year has bflgUfl happily for employees of J. P. Morgan and Company. Numbering about a thousand 'each received a full year 'a pay as bonus.
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    AMERICAN BANK RECORD.
    44 21 [Reuter's Service.] New York, Jan. 6. Shewing a balance at the end of the year exceeding $2,206,000,000 the National City Bank established a new high record for the largest bank in the United States, exceeded only by the Midland Bank, London.
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    A WIRELESS WAR?
    138 21 [Reuter's Service.] Washington, Jan. 7. Mr. Newcomb Carlton, President of the Western Union Telegraph Co., giving evidence before the Inter-State Commerce Committee, expressed the opinion that the amalgamation of British wireless and cable companies had not, in the slightest, menaced American business in the same field. He
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    THE PATH OF INDIA'S POUCY.
    98 21 [Reuter's Service.] London, Jan. r>. "In India the Lalnmr Government is steadily pursuing a path towards Dominion status and a very critical stage in that development has now been reached says the Daily Herald, calling attention to the inflammatory and most reprehensible language of certain
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    SPORT OF THE WEEK.
    921 22  -  Argus." A MALAYAN REVIEW. By To-day is the day of the year for rugger fans in this country— the day <>f the Malaya Cup final at Kuala Lumpur, between Ferai and the United Services. And a great match it will be, if the weather gods don't
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    ACAO HAS A REBELON ALL OF ITS' OWN.
    719 23  -  Aleko E. Lilius. By s'tv illustrations on page 6. Macao, December 25th, 1929. I the uninitiated in Macao 2J a mile* of paaBBBBBBI land, hanging Lded from the China Coast into the h China Sea, the Monday morning that this charming, Portuguese
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    WOMAN'S TOTE RECORD.
    224 23 £341 FOR 2/-. Mrs. Uns worth, of Dow hills-drive, Blundellsands, Liverpool, backing a horse at Haydock Park because no one else had backed it, received 2s. 6d. for her 2s. "tote" bet. This is the biggest totalisator dividend ever known. It represents odds of 3,4 io| to
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    A HONG KONG TRAGEDY
    49 23 Hong Kong, Jan. 2. The opening of the New Year was marred by a terrible double tragedy last night at thc residence of Mr. Burnett, the popular managing-editor of the China Mail. Mr. Burnett committed suicide after shooting and killing his wife with a revolver.
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    WOMANLY FASCINATION.
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    A HORSE AGED 62.
    65 24 lira. H. Watson, writing to Daily Mail from 69, Ormonde-shea Sunderland, states that her pet to an injury, was abvmt 45 years old. This instance of equine longevity 1 Polly, which had to be destroyed o-vinj not a record. A horse in Edinburgh lived to be
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    1020 30  -  D. H. CLARKE. By SYNOPSES Jimmy Valentine, handsome safebreaker, having just eluded his enemy, Detective Doyle, is working on a safe in the Eastern Coastal Express office with his pals, Avery, the lookout, and Swede, who is impersonating the janitor, when a police patrol comes down the
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    141 30 Cologne, Saturday. Herr Max Valier, the German I veutor who was the originator Rocket car and aeroplane idea, W made further trials at Duisburg 1* week with his Rak 5," a car driva* by what may be termed recoil acti* set up by the
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    HOCKEY.
    888 32 Examination Questions and Answers. g. From a corner hit, an attacker standing on the edge of the striking circle attempts to stop the l>all with his stick. He fails to stop the ball properly and it rolls forwards two or three fact and while it is still rolling in,
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    382 32 The following novels were added to Raffle* Library during the past fortnight Abbott (Jane) Black Flower. Atkey (Bertram) Smilcr Bunn, Crook. Bailey (Temple) Burning Beauty. Bell (Mrs. G. H.) Hot Water. Belloc (Hilaire) The Missing Masterpiece. Birmingham (G.A.) Murder Most Foul. Black wood (Algernon) Strange Stories. Bow en
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    TENNIS.
    102 32 OPEN TAMIL TOURNAMENT. The first Tennis Tournament open to Tamils living in any part of Malaya is to be held during the Hari Raia Puasi Holidays, ist-3rd March, 1950, j Kuala Lumpur by the Tamiliaus Phyj. cai Culture Association. There will be two events, the opea singles and the
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    QUIET HOUR.
    1082 33 Some y*^ rs a s°» on a day whcn thc ii was falling in a steady drizzle, and :lammy tog made it impossible to see ire than a few yards in front of one's It a little girl stood on the pavement one of the principal thoroughfares of
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    MR. FARRER TO BE ENTERTAINED.
    152 33 On the invitation of Haji Manjoor Sahib Maricar a meeting of many prominent Muslims was held on January 4th. at Haji Villa, Balestier Road to discuss the entertainment of Mr. R. J. Farrcr in honour of his being made C.M.G. It was decided to hold
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    WHAT INDIANS WANT.
    346 33 The first Indian Central Committee, under the chairmanship of Sir Sankaran Nair, formed last year from the Indian Legislature to work in co-operation with the Simon Commission, has issued its report laying down M India's minimumdemands." The Committee demands (1) An explicit declaration that full Dominion status
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    PEOPLE WHO ARE POISONED BY MEAT.
    160 33 Persons who are subject to rheumatism should avoid above all things an excess of meat in their diet, for iiesh food is productive of uric acid in tbe blood aud uric acid is the ca*ise of rheumatism. Simple, whoiesoMie diet— mainly consisting of fruits
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    58 33 It recommends that the India Office should transfer to the Government of India powers to raise loans, and recruit services. It says the Secretary of State should bc assisted by two Indian Under Secretaries, at least one of whom should sit in Parliament. Finally, a Military College and a Supreme
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    STRAITS SETTLEMENTS (SINGAPORE) ASSOCIATION.
    285 33 STRAITS SETTLEMENTS (SINGAPORE) ASSOCIATION. Minutes of a Special Committee Meeting held in the Singapore Exchange Room on Thursday, the 2nd January 1930 at 5 p.m. Present Mr. R. M. Williams (President), Mr. D. Santry (Vice-President), Hon'ble Mr. A. P. Robinson, Messrs. J. G. Campbell, J. R. George, Y. Afifi, E.
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    A WATERY LANDSCAPE.
    64 35 England has been suffering from the most serious floods experienced in that country for over half a century. Our photograph was taken on the main road between Chippenham and Swindon in Wiltshire. Our photographer used an Austin Twelve for W* tour of the flooded areas because the
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    THE CHURCH'S MISSION.
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    THE NEED FOR PRAISE.
    180 38 "Our praises are our wages,"' said Herniione in the "Winter's Tale." It would make life brighter for many people if that fact were more generally understood than ii. is. The ordinary person feels that when he pays to have anything well done, that he is receiving
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    THE DAY OF REST.
    199 38 Prom physicists, psychologists, chemists and biologists we hear in plain language that nightly real affords only partial recovery from daily labour, and that the supplementary rest oi one day in seven is necessary in order to maintain the physical power at the level of the highest
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    PLEASURE.
    246 38 God has made man to take pleasure in the use of his eyes, wits, and body. And the foolish creature is continually trying to live without looking at anything, without thinking about anything, and without doing anything. And he thus becomes not only a brute, but the unhappiest of
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    49 38 It is a mistake to imagine that the \ioleat passions only, such as ambition and love, can triumph over the rest. Idleness, languid as it is, often masters them all. She, indeed, influences all our designs and actions, and insensibly consumes and destroys both passions and virtues. La Rochefoucauld.
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