Malayan Saturday Post, 3 May 1930

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    32 1 The Malayan Saturday Post ILLUSTRATED AMtAKA* LAAOINd MOTU** »A»e* maueHeo eve*r *Atu*t>AY VOL. Vtt. NO. IS. may c. am. nutCt mWAJ vwlla* The Malayan Saturday Post ILLUSTRATED BBS MA V 3. 1930.
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      160 1 I 81l I By*? "BI JJ A 'tents BORNEO CO., LTD. SIS G A PORE. i in——— a iiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiijlltttWlttittitirtnttniiitiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin I Mtß Aniwiitieiit f« ttannm. fl L_fl afl Km iflL iJI Hi I "Si NuitsfcMY mistiMts rv BFO* THE YOUNG QUESTS. A LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SELECTION OT EVERYTHING I SUITABLE
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      7 1 fl flraflnHl Agent* BORSMO CO.. Lt». SINOAPORM.
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      246 2 1 TH* BEST AUD MOtT tOWiOIIICAL I HAlft bUtSiINC f iatrtl ihi N dhU p# Htm IMI tent. I BmiM tin B MHH |W btttk or HB tor tettv V lltMO/itfiinJ by I UNCERE tHSMNSAHY LIMITtD, SINQAMRE. m mwfm W\. mmwA ii m m I m9S> pik <> m Am
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      207 2 1 HAVE YOU TRIktD OU* I Orange Squeeze? A MAt StAMt MMt MM M lift MMSts. b_M_^. Hi tried them there II is a delifciott* treat jLU^K in maintHe lot you. 11l Hffi y tt c toa II IP day and yea will Hlllppp like one evefy day. 1 WUfaVZ
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    WIT AND HUMOUR.
    681 3 "Now,'' said teacher after a lesson 011 marriage customs "write down our own Christian custom and the name we give it.'' "Christians,*' wrote the top boy, "are only allowed one wife or husband. This is called monotony! "What is the difference between capital and labour?" 'Well, suppose,
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      96 3 For the Cup that cheers, serve -GOLD LEAF" Tea. r .A J_|S SBLLS EVERYWHERE. Sole Agents: F. A. BARTHOLOMEUSZ LTD. 3-A, RAFFLES QUAY, SINGAPORE. i~ B WAKEFIELD QBTYMNABLC C C WAKEFIELD Co.. Ltd. 'Incorporated in England). *>. Robinson Road, Singapore. F****THoSB*****2 I Itv wao think life a Bleaeing and are
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      223 3 t HELPS FOR CAMBRIDGE f EXAMINATIONS. Paraphrases of King Henry V, Coriolanus, Last of the Barons, Z etc. each 0.81 •> Questions and Notes of King Henry V, Coriolanus, Gospel of •> St. Matthew, Acts of the Apos- ties, etc. each 0.81 t 2 Supplement of King Henry V, •>
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    THE FLAGS OF ALL NATIONS THEIR NEW AND STRANGE COLOURS.
    1101 4 THE FLAGS OF ALL NATIONS THEIR NEW AND STRANGE COLOURS. "The World War created or revival a BOmbec of new political entities, be sides causing the complete rcorgani.vition of several nations of long standing. But the banners of the new Kuropean and extra- Kuropean nations are known to few." •—Mr.
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    "YOUTH WILL BE SERVED" AND REASONS WHY
    510 4 "YOUTH WILL BE SERVED" AND REASONS WHY 11 I Envy Them." 11 These young people to-day— many of them— stand facing life, as though no one had ever lived it before, as though the experience of the ages had no lesson fur them. They repudiate authority. Duty is not a
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    WHY I AM STILL A FREE TRADER!
    1674 5 mt> to wf why 1 remain a v i am still a Free Trader 1 l remmtm that everyone who >lS „d tIM case for Free >Cl iil4 Free Trader, writes the ,v rcii aius 'i B Herbert baniuel, G.L.8., ll overs. It
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      108 5 "KUM-BAK" LEARN TENNIS BY YOURSELE KUM-BAK can be played by two persons (as in doubles) if desired. KUM-BAK If a source of endless amusement, instrnctive and full of interest. K^M-BAK makes an invisible master opponent that can never be beaten. KUM-BAK is the latest invention for learning tennis in one-third
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    THE GOVERNOR'S FIRST VISIT TO PENANG.
    123 7 I The official reception at the Victoria Jetty Inspectirg the Guard of Hcnour. Presenting the Long Service Medal. The Guard of Honour. H.E. taking the Salute. H.E. inspecting the QMR^HM^KfPMPHHHR| H.E. presenting the Volunteer Long Service Medal to Officers of the^^ Penang and Province
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    The Man with the Dalmatian
    3021 10  -  FRANCIS FURNESS I Our <?reat ffew Serial Story. 8 BY (Author of Fluttering Wings.") INSTALMENT FIVE. SYNOPSIS. The wU of SIR RALPH CHESTER, Baronet, left his property to be equally divided between his twin mas, RALPH ami YALLANCi:. The- Baronetcy passed to tbe elder son,
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      345 10 PERMANENT WAVING SPECIAL REDUCTION I Eugene System $30 I Gallia Boncella System Sao I MAISON INTERLANDI I Permanent Waves endure; they I are guaranteed for six months. I Soft wide waves, tight waves, or 1 those delightfully attactive round ll ringlets can be obtained in the minimum of time by
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    THE BETRAYAL.
    4709 11  -  J. J. BELL "OUR SP^IAL SHORT STORY: By Nt which Marcus Daly |:ftle clock on the white k 1 tinkled the three- 1 fill I as _„Tiiam Mid- Victorian q;Uirte r. furnished as a twentieth ifi At each end stood a roll*Bt /V in the cU itre, under
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      131 11 omwo~mmm V H— M— i ■^^^ap»^— *P— -J— i«— V^ET another stronghold of "Milkmaid" J Sweetened Condensed Milk in the East. V All classes of all races in these islands 1 have learned to value its creamy richness. Today in the Dutch East Indies, good housewives do not ask a
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    OUR ROYALTY
    1067 12  -  THORNTON HALL H.R.H. THE DUKE OF GLOUCESTER. By SPECIAL TO THE MALAYAN SATURDAY I>OST. When Prince Henry, Duke of Gloucester, the King's third son, was cradled on the last day of March, in 1900, his grandmother, Queen Victoria,' was Hearing the end of her long life and reign,
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    IS YOUR BABY GAINING WEIGHT?
    147 12 IS YOUR BABY GAINING WEIGHT? How Backward Babies Are Helpea By Baby's Own Tablets. When an infant fails to stead, v p| weight the cause- usually is malnutrition the digestive organs are not doing thej work properly. In such case^-when the stomach or bowels are at fault— that is necessary,
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    SPARKLES. BEING SMILES OF THE WEEK.
    955 13 SPARKLES. BEING SMILES OF THE WEEK. By Quiz \f v milillllWtl and thanks to a Hi. t" the "P.G." He allude* to i man of more than ordinary nc 9» nt Well, perhaps he s right i v T!ni]t's wonder myself what iTI about me that enables me t'j vm
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      173 13 ANJEMIA. i WEAKNESS AND DEBILITY j MEDICAL MEN ARE UNANIMOUS IN PROCLAIMING THAT DESCHIENE' l\r^/\ of Hae»oglobiii ///^/M-J mmmJ^ is the remedy j OBTAINABLE PROM ALL DISPENSARIES. I t ->_u-E_if— r— *****00% mm —^..<—^-^ .«^.«..^»..«fc»«i^.«»^.«»<^4»^*«fr >**^alaa*^al*a*a^.Zaa***asa'^as*mmmaalaa***l*a^^alap^ RELIABLE TENNIS RACKETS .Slazenger's J|l|l||\ Badminton s| 1 Spalding's BlllE Footballs? Austins fe||^/ Running
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      379 14 PC^ "We were at N Prestom" 1/ IA I (5/ course, 7'd fceard <?/ lfl (U- J Postum, often seen it advertised m t^sSr M nerer occurred to me that V /&%?^\y^ anything so wholesome could be so delicious." Postum is rapidly winning widespread approval as an ideal drink. It
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    SINGAPORE CHINESE VOLLEY BALL TOURNAMENT.
    143 16 Mr. Mrs. Aw Boon Haw and the Chinese Consul (top row) witnessing the first match of the Singapore Chinese Volley Ball tournament. Mr. Aw Boon Haw, the donor of the trophies for the Singapore Volley Ball tournament making a speech at the inauguration meeting. The
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      116 17 t> \m\\*\***wm» m% >^\ The Barber Strops His Razor--1 so Should You Only years of practice and experience enables the barber to strop his razor quickly and efficiently, but your dealer will show you how you can at once strop your own blade without removing it from the frame by
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      105 17 FRASER NEAVE LIP. .^AERATED WATERS MWL j QUALITY SERVICE "CHAP SINQAV' THE BEST IN THE EABT i i «< 0 Mm^^m 't» mm 0 *m Bar «S*JvfcJl fl U■) J| \W>C^^A' y^-l V ™^MBI^ VsMS (iQoa mornmg! SLEEP the night through, peacefully. And in the morning, the cheery, punctual Westclox
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    OUR LONDON LETTER RID FOR AIR SPEED RECORD.
    2243 18 OUR LONDON LETTER RID FOR AIR SPEED RECORD. BY THE LOOKER-OS Malayan Saturday Post Special Copy tight. KAN AEROPLANE WITH BRAKES. A STAGE AERO CLUB. ANECDOTES OF LORD BALFOUR. London. Ueeck :<<. lOJ The King's Summer House. The King's rammer boose is now being prepared for him at Buckingham Palace.
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    WHY I ADMIRE THE PRINCE OF WALES.
    1709 19 By A SOCIALIST IN TH E WEEKLY TELEGRAPH. v been a Socialist for many lad I numl>er among my friends J >ts of all types, from Members of nt down to obscure and uuworkers like myself. 0 t of all the people I
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    ON WITH THE DANCE.
    860 20 GET THE BLUES BALANCE (By Victor Silvester, First Worfd's Ballroom Dancing Champion). No. 16. i The term Blues refers more to a kind of music than to any arrangement o* steps. It is the slow, plaintive music of the negro people, perhaps a legacy from slavery.
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    149 20 mm+ Williams considered himself rather a "tit" with the girls, but when he spoke to a young lady on the promenade she was very annoyed. "I don't know you from Adam," she snapped indignantly. Williams smiled in return. You ought to," he replied. 'Tm dressed differently." An American aud an
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    FOOTBALL TOPICS.
    963 21 tfotes By "Spectator." S.CC. SCORE FULL POINTS. Chinese Sports Assn. Chinese Sports Association has fanned mnkf the Presidentship of N r Cheok Wah, secretary of the This new nssnristkm ii 2»A I to promote and develop the 11U capacities <>f the Chinese youth according to the President the
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    CRICKET NOTES.
    808 21 By Welcome." A BOWLER'S WEEK-END. S.CC. Beat S.R.C. tgg for 3 wickets was a score beyond all expectations, espcially on the S.R.C. wicket. Stewart-Brown and Hoblyn played superior cricket Bgsiust experienced bowleis like Bartels and Leijssius. The former was throughout cautious but the latter hit out freely and
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      66 21 fc»*l H^ll^ll ajiil B^|HW^ll*bj|| 1 1 »*.M 0000 9m%t m^l* m oa%* m ma*t m m9*oMa** m m^atmm\ atf I FOB THF FIRST TIMF ON ANY j SPFFOWAY I Three Magnificent Malay Silver Trophies To Be Won j Outright I TO-NIGHT i AT SINGAPORE SPEEDWAY *B#i Will ®c 96e greatest
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    The Malayan Saturday Post. THE RUBBER CRISIS.
    287 22 The Malayan Saturday Post. THE RUBBER CRISIS. ffcap 3, 1030. "Crime* 1 is a word which should not lightly be used, but we think that it may ptopctly he applied to the present plight oi the rubber-producing industry. A mouth's "tapping holiday has just begUfl on most estates in Malaya
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    THOSE "TEMPORARY ALLOWANCES."
    252 22 The SniLMiHuv motniiiK paper Im aseettcd that Sir Cecil Clementi intends to deprive CoMillMfnt servants in Malaya of their "temporary allowances.' It this be tun' (it lu> been denied, but w v u« not sure that the denial is wholly justified at oiii' stroke Bis Excellency will
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    JUSTICE TRIUMPHS.
    804 22 We are wry glad that bare justice was done si the Cathedra] meeting on Monday and the Rev. T V. Westlakc was recommended for the Singapore Chaplaincy. We ar^ irmly convince that •nit for the Bishop wanting someone cisc ami se<me oi the }«anshioner> taking the Bishop's aide
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    WIRELESS TELEPHONE BRITAIN TO AUSTRALIA
    101 23 Renter's Service.] London, Apr. 30. m telephone service bet- Hritain and Australia was ."...-md by a talk between Mr. j, sj«*king from 10 Downing M,. Scullin, the Australian Minister, who was in a private 11, -use of Parliament, Canvoices were heard very v „1 there
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    THE SINO-RUSSIAN DISPUTE.
    149 23 THE SINO-RUSSIAN DISPUTE. Reuters Service.] Shanghai, May 1. I Chinese delegation of five with secretaries snd interpreters, headby Mo Teh-hni, left Harbin for Into V..> morning where the Sino-Soviet Serena meets on May 15. The L&. delegates assert the conference Ik ofined exclusively to a settle- (ending Chinese Eastern Rail-
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    SOVIET FOOTBALL TEAM.
    121 23 [Renter's Service.] London, May i. In tha House of Commons at question tune Mr. I'lynes stated the British Worker V Sports Federation, which was affiliated witli the sporting organwitiou of the Communist International had applied for visas for a Soviet football team to tour Great Britain from
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    CHURCH AND POLITICS.
    140 23 [Reuters Service.] Malta, May I. An amazing situation has been created by the attitude of the Roman Catholic Church towards the general election campaign. The Arch priest and Parish Prie/t announced, by order of the Archhkbop, in all churches in Malta that whoever votes for the Prime
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    THE CHINESE IN AUSTRALIA.
    121 23 Reuters Service.] Sydney, May 1. m Chinese Consul-General has sent m to the Federal Government ttffaaV. discontinuance of taking of jK-prints of unprohibited Chinese. m practice was instituted in order to Pfy prohibited immigrants. <•' Dott saya the practice is embarrassfte -Nationalist Government as it s
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    VICEROY WILL HAVE NO MORE NONSENSE.
    103 23 [Reuters Service.] Simla, May I. Another Ordinance has been promulgated by the Viceroy terminating the preliminary trial of the accused in the Lahore conspiracy case in connection with tin' murder of Asst. Supt. of Police Saunders at Lahore in December, 1928. The trial has
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    BANK RATE.
    26 23 [Renter's Service.] New York, May i The Federa] Reserve Bank has reduced the re-discount rate from three and a half to three per cent.
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    COLONIAL SERVICE OFFICERS.
    87 24 [Estmnt'i si-.kvick.i Lunlns, Api 30. assstMkni of the ol tin taannotary attnchanenl ol Cotarisl isfvuv onkors tothr Colonial Onto alllotlK ||M ueoinmetidations ol QgitT—llsl committee ttUSntigSHl the tsrthnfl Of Colonial apiM.intments. Tin COSSSnittne also advocates improv,d facilities fcM study hoth at home and overseas. It says that
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    AMERICA WANTS MORE SHIPS.
    116 24 [Reuters Service.] Washington, Apr. |0. Scnatoi Robineou, cam of the Uniteo states lignatmnii of the Union Naval Tact, stated that he thought it woulel H "wholesome" toi the Tinted States to bu.ld up to the utsgiamma luntru. plated by the l\ict. He addeel that the cxiKiidituic
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    CARNERA BARRED.
    95 24 [Rkvtsr's Skrvick] New York, Api. joThe Prune Cm nam tlatna, which lu> greejn in pai^ossjnncc* *»H knovk-*>ut> in the last three poallha, came to an in&k>rtou> end today, the New York Boxing CeMimnssion indefinitely sm> pending Camera and his management. The nrttaa followed the oftejal m> ejuuy by
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    BRITISH SUBJECTS CAPTURED IN CHINA.
    95 24 tana bnaatsa, Apr. lathe Kv.-.m' vVcir. xv t.» a <i»>«v«. Mr A" -v.' v the r-Vrevcr. Svnstarr sa.:c. NiTKhls Chteu Sad oapcun*.: >v <v*.s in the pas: nine aneasths and mv: three al them Hr> M*s>rv s :e. .v>»vtative in Chfcaa Had made strx^ ns
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    MOHAMED ALI'S APPEAL TO VICEROY.
    155 24 MOHAMED ALI'S APPEAL TO VICEROY. RnUTKB's Si:k\iu:. Simla, Apr. 30. Correspondence betweon the Viceroy and Mahomed Ah has DScn published. Tha lattei appeals to tha Viceroy not to l>euiut the situation to Income tfOTSS by having Qandhi arrested. He aaya the Covet mucin has BttftcM iitly demolish at«>d its itrength,
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    COMMONS STATEMENT ON INDIA.
    305 24 [XlUTOt'a Skrvick.J Delhi, April -y. Iv vien ol tha demand for 50,000 rupees as security under the Press Ordinance the committee representing the Delhi newspapers has decided te> suspend publication indefinitely and to proalncs a Common skeleton sheet. Calcutta. Apr. 19. Mr Sen Gupta, who is
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    THE SINGAPORE BASE.
    58 24 .x ntcr'i Service Loi lon, A| 1.. graph a *.v; ten] al tlw G aseni oonsnh i the future oi tl i Su gap Dm ...:.w-....: rose hV N^^^. C. v :\i:tlesl::; Lrc meet -~-s- is .<„::..- a x longer be BKcaaanry Caonufaentl) hi i saeVrul for
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    UNUSUAL INTEREST IN BY-ELECTION.
    200 24 LIBERALS ON BOTH SIDES. [Reuters Service.] The by-election st West Fulham s arousing unusual interest in consequenca of the met the Mr. Arthur Cale. ths Liberal candidate at the General Election, is urging the Liberals to support the Tory candidate, Sir Cyril Cobb. The Labourites and
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    AMERICAN NAVAL DELE GATES WELCOMED HOME.
    212 24 AMERICAN NAVAL DELE GATES WELCOMED HOME. "Iti* K ()(> d Treaty, I United States tod step i"rw ar jß the movement for world i-ui^'M clarcd Mi- Dwight Iforro arrival of tin 1 American (k!.- Ay ;H the London Naval Conference, m Stimson said: M am glad t<> I^. \^t It
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    TRIAL OF CINEMA MANAGER.
    117 24 Renter*. Service.] London, A; r. a A long queue, mostly I vraited in the rain for b irs fori pening trial oi Charles Doras anager the Glen Cinema, Pud He is c'.:. r^.d at Kdinbur.'. thai enicidc in cpnnecti' :th t Cinema rliaatrrr m vrhicfa many
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    BIGGEST CANAL BASIN.
    43 24 MONUMENT TO DUTCH ENERGY [Renter's Sen Amstei 2 ny J i ndk a::.". J***' ck a: Yeu. Id the caD .\ms:e: orl Sa MR btria '<--"■ x-ki I: r >: e_ rr.i! J: t >! W... slid rk was tad -v I l
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    SPORT OF THE WEEK. A MALAYAN REVIEW.
    907 25 SPORT OF THE WEEK. A MALAYAN REVIEW. By Argus." T1 -Straits Times" the other day a whole editorial to Singapore And it v.as just the old rig- we are accustomed to from know little or nothing about lU d almost eagerly credit oa its players. I for one, us thnsiaft,
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    CRITICISM OP G.M.C.
    487 25 CRITICISM OF G.M.C. The Ban On Indian Degrees. A spirited protest against the action of the British General Medical Council in withdrawing recognition of the degrees of the various Indian universities for the purpose of registration was made by Sir Thomas Carey Evans, son-in-law of Mr. Lloyd George, and formerly
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    CONVICTS IN REVOLT.
    101 26 GRAVE SEQUEL TO TERRIBLE FIRE. Columtms (Ohio) Api in A srrraming .md howling crowd of convict*., racing luck to their cells beCars the rattle ol machine-guns this Ll the latest Ugly incident at the Penitential y, which his been in a Stale oi ferment since the terrible
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    PARLIAMENT OPENS.
    849 26 THOMAS BESIEGED WITH QUESTIONS. Channel Tunnel Statement. London, Apr. Co. When the House oi Commons reMHBlbled after the Kaster recess, Mr. J. H. Thomas was immediately besieged >\ ith questions about his unemployment plaus He replied imperturbably, generally referring to previous answers. Asked how he was faring: with
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      207 28 I USED FOR EASE *U < A^» AND C« V SUITABLE FCR \rf SEASON'S GIFT. df JAW These are lie qualiiiis of Af V Ibe jA* 1 I IbMbb-bbbb»b»»-J1 THE PILOT DESK SET. Price:— $6.50 to $25.00 ccmplete. Colour:— White Onyx, Italian Marble, Black, Yellcw, Etc. THE PILOT PENS. The
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      217 28 fl reclykoll t I is a great cure for DIABETES, It was shown oponfl *i chemical analysis that the quantity of sugar and acetone I in the urine of patients after a few days treatment with! T this preparation was reduced to a minimum, it no I a eliminated altogether,
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      110 31 SINGAPORE HU A P A 0 MORE PROFUSELY ILLUSTRATED A THAN EVER BEFORE CONTAINING THE LATEST NEWS IN PICTURES FROM CHINA ■■MM— ■■■bbbbbb) O READ X EVERYWHERE IN MALAYA A Advertising Subscription Rates on application to the Publisher's Agents THE PHU-YIK PRESS. 240 South Bridge Road, Singapore 0 Phone 7656.
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    PRINCE OF WALES HOME AGAIN.
    549 32 QUICK FLIGHT FROM MARSEILLES. Marseilles, Apr. 25. The Prince ot Wales arrived by steamer form Egypt to-day and started on his flight for England. The Prince of Wales landed in Windsor Great Park at four o'clock this afternoon. The escorting aeroplanes passed off westward as
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    LWOMAN AND THE MIRROR.
    111 32 L WOMAN AND THE MIRROR. When I woman look* at hn I in the giass and sees a pleasing, I coinplexioned face, she fe«U I with the world. But when >„:i ov pimply, melancholy rissge confronts w! she pities herself for its UMightlineu I Such unhappiuess could Ik spar**! many
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      205 32 ototo! I What is I Ahead of You? I Are you satisfied with your pay audß prospects? Are you sure of your job?| If your services are dispensed with to»| day, can you get another post? Make* sure of your future by qualify.H ing yourself in one particular line of|
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      501 34 THE SINGAPORE I V EMPLOYMENT Z I BUREAU. I HAS BEEN ESTABLISHED J I £AT No. 42 DHOBY GHAUT, I FOR THE CONVENIENCE 0- I I> THOSE SEEKING EMPLOY. I *ment-to register •> names and other parti. !> i of applicants for employment. applicants for jo3s*b REGISTERED WITH JS WILL
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      136 35 ooooooooooo* r I •ILL HAIRAN No. I. Acts like magic Just arrived frtm Hindustan A Specific which m _mV 'hfckens the human m semen Emissions <t}^| m and all sorts of &> i^2| m I SIO.OO "<\' !i j No. 2 Price $3.5° tf^^Kg MINYAK TEGANG No. 3 This is
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    A GRAND VARIETY ENTERTAINMENT
    177 37 LAS LJfIfcfcJ££J3LRJLTRACT RACING is to be given at the Victoria Theatre on Monday and Tuesday sth and 6th inst., at 7.30 p.m. by St. Matthew's Young People's Guild. Proceeds are in aid of St. Andrew's Mission Hospital and Wai Mun Girl's School. The music will be
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    SINGAPORE WEDDING.
    123 38 The wedding of Mr. Marcelo Anciano and Miss Clara D'Souza, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Jj Church of St. Joseph, Portuguese Mission, on the 21st April by Revd. A. S. Rego. The reception was held at Eugene vma id, joo Chiat Terrace, Singapore. The Bridegroom and
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    TANGLIN SPEEDWAYS.
    571 40 Great interest was taken in the H opening up of the Tanglin Speedways on Tuesday the 9th. April. Everybody J was waiting in anticipation of having < some wonderful thrills. It was a per- 1 feet day and the track was in splendid |f condition. All the riders
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    THE NAVAL DOCK.
    95 40 [Reuters Service.] London, April 30. In the House of Commons, Commander Kenworthy asked whether work was proceeding on the battleship dockins: and repair plant at the Singapore Base. Mr. A. V. Alexander (First Lord of the Admiralty) replied that work was proceeding on the main contract, dated
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    THE NEW MOTHER AND THE CHILD OF TO-DAY.
    920 40 "The child of to-day is less easily Moved to obey its parent*, and still less IO treat then with respect. He treats h,s mother with I familiarity winch ■ometimw Mem shocking to those of us whose attitude in childhood WM so different,
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    AUSTRALIANS OPEN THEIR TOUR.
    102 40 AUSTRALIANS OPEN THEIR TOUR. (.Keuter s Service. J London, A] m The match between the Aust ~H and Worcestershire opeucd t -^M glorious suushine aud cooi -'-•^^w. Wurcester won the toss aiki o] LXci <J H;; a >eit wicket. There were 5, I^L present. The Australians' '"^K bowling strength was
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    LIBERALS AND FREE TRADE.
    101 40 LIBERALS AND FREE TRADE. [Reuters Service.] London, A;: J '_W[. Mr. Ramsay Muir, writing m' Glasgow Hvening News, make? the D W/ authoritative statement regaruim M, alleged Liberal-Labour pact. HrrHe denies the existence ol an) 11J between the Liberal and Labottl _j^Ba but says that when Free Track ii r,crW
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      210 40 TANGLIN DIRT TRACK SPEEDWAYS THRILLS' THRILLS! THRILLS! THRILLS! OPENING UP ON THE LOWER GROUND ON TUESDAY, 9TH APRIL, AT 4-30 P.M. r Bobby Kenneth Wreckebus. Abe k Wainscott Chief Steward Sultan King Chueker Out. Chief event of the Day of Days np BUCK DAWSONS TEAM OF R'DING DEVILS COMPRISING OF
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    QUIET HOUR.
    1038 41 to an old legend, there was n gardener whose skill and s chosen work excited the 3 ol His fcU°w gardeners. ,»f his success was quite 1 M a man of remarkable „,.i tremendous patience. Ln ,stom logo out into the .vhere be would ted mmm lan vhich
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    THE GOLDEN MEAN.
    82 41 It is important to find the happy medium between work and play, between pleasure and service. The blue bud of happiness is a hard bird to catch, but joy in one's work is the best kind of salt to put on its tail. Someone has said. "Life
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    A GOOD THOUGHT.
    1195 41 A good thought is a heaven-bora presentation ot some tact, and has a power tremendona fat g<x>d throngh all time, being imperishable as its source of inspiration, writes Henry lhew in "Great Thoughts." To pave our tottering way with living thoughts means the giving t<> our feet
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    THE ANNUNCIATION.
    740 42 MOTHER OF THE LORD. In the Church ol England two of the renter festivals commemorate the Blessed Virgin Marj snd thru arc three other days on which sh< has s placs in tm calendar, writ** s Correspondent in the "Times". Th« Church ol Rome adds tbe festivals ol
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    PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICES
    425 42 PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICES ihvvvvvv*. What He Taught. LttU extoUed mfering and enpiatiuai tor sin all Ilia Ufa. lie taught men to give one coat to the pout if they bad two; not to trouble about what they phouUl we a i;that money was to be despised and heavenly treasures alone
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    OPPORTUNITY.
    80 42 No man ever succeeded who refused to do anything until he could do it on his own terms; the man who succeeds is the man who is willing to do the thing on any honourable terms. We must begin as servants if we wish to end ;.s masters. We
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    FAITH.
    212 42 I believe that faith is the great motive force of humanity. To put it on the lowest plane, what greater power have we than that of complete confidence in ourselves' To undertake any effort with a doubt as to our capacity for carrying it through is to court failure.
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    QUALIFICATIONS OF A PASTORATE.
    87 42 QUALIFICATIONS OF A PASTORATE. PASTORATE. "The- strength of au ox. The tenacity of a bulldog. The patience of a donkey The industry of a beaver. The versatility ol a chameleon. The meekness of a lamb. The hide of a rhinoceros. The disjK.sition of an angel. The resignation of an incurable.
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    STRIVE TO IMPROVE.
    55 42 Every wrong propensity may be finally subdued or considerably cor- rected; every right one may be assisted by additional motives an<3 carried on to yet higher perfection. Even in the worst characters some capacity for virtuous improvement, of which' no veatige has yet been observed, may be
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    AFTER THE WAR.
    326 42 A Nerve Victim's Sutte; I and How They Wf I Cured By I DR. WILLIAMS' PINK |> LLS I I.iky many mure of his o- ;,;^Bj < War, suffered H in i\r tumbles att.i his ret n H_ liiV h wats, u<>t until 1>: .^aH" Pink Pill>.
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    TERRIBLE ERROR.
    375 43 C BLAZING CEUA Colombua, Apr. 22. I 05 bodies in the prison K£*-~f£m"Z ■P. n M vcral placea. W«* troops, armed with W? tcarg- an 4 bayonets, ►^•/athepriaoiiasaptecati--1^;:;; W r -1 there were evidences that fc^ere -re now *~*j^ \L< Kin* cut and four firemen I I There
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    UNUSUAL REPTILE FOUND IN INDIA.
    58 43 A *«*<■ "Dauraa" a# t|f Ml Sukuruhat, a vißatfe '|a t tut*** th e Ran cpur district, waa ftmwl to ye two distinctly-fowied feet about inch tong, complete with tbn* tort »eh. c "Visual reptile ia now beta*' m the town and it is aaid
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    THE PENDULUM IN SPAIN
    113 43 LONG LIVK THE KING. Madrid, Apr. 21. Thirty thousand of the most orderly and most enthusiastic Monarchists to-day demonstrated their loyalty to the Ring in the Piazza del Toros, the principal square in Madrid. The president of the organising committee said that the meeting had been
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    RENDITION OF WEIHAIWEI.
    174 43 RENDITION OF WEIHAIWEI. ftfcNDtTION TR.ATY. Summer Resort Tor British Navy. Nanking, Apr. 21. At a meeting of the State Council today, Dr. C. T. Wang paid a warm tribute to Britain's "friendliness" in agreeing to the rendition of Weihaiwei and urged that "the entire nation per* severe until all sovereign
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    138 43 ?*o youi* woman Ooctor^ pom ~f taring |p l*u4o* Wl ttmM¥ t Pr. fbyli* fre*e Snatomm MPi surgeon at toktm Infirmary, waa tog .-j*. car *w«rds BW*four miles fwm the of ilia allege* IK A*fW*» WmlWfr. When at a <Jaflfe*ft» hairpm t*ud the car, for mkt unknown cause, crashed
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    AUSTRALIA AND THE BASE.
    37 43 AUSTRALIA AND THE BASE. WttONGfrUt AWUI*WION. Melbourne, Apt. at. The "Argus" in a kid* «yt tke suggestion that the Singapore tUwe will be no longer, necesaary to Btttj^e defence I is a premature and wrongfci suwmp- j
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    211 43 fwmpt jwpu ffanai •r^mui ge^^p^w of- o»ji% Mm emmmjmfm.. m mm f^F m ek at f^^^aaty a^r^w ww w vinoee* te atteo* *c Ve^^.C****; and was lodged in ,N»#^ fy** we weed a^^sy* The capons pipic^ um^ UUw jnarket* 4fcp4 4**U |ptomlif"# i > :receipt of the uiwe of
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    43 43 Thelfayor, Mr. Saitl^^rW^^ arrested on Saturday -far, Wflfof I*** waa to-day atsnteoaM" fa ttt fEoflftt rigorous iMIJH |af ||M^f^! 1^" ijfi*- -^^^^l|i^ife**" ad with sedition, oqwiplfiwSp' \iiii4 3FWp:i mAmAmam,AmmmMyktk 0% a «tJb*i tawuucung tp» |i*psuu WeW n?f¥? W^f v mmtymmjMjimmf y»Aj wf^
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