Malayan Saturday Post, 10 May 1930

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    28 1 UNKNOWN V MALAYA' 9 LKADIN3 PIOTU** PAPM* PUBUBHMD mtM* •AtUHQAY VOL. Vtt. NO. 16. MA* 10, 1930. PRICE 10 CENTS* The Malayan Saturday Post ILLUSTRATED MAY 10. 1930.
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      304 2 THE ■EST AMO MOSt ECONOMICAL HAU oatastMc Larta ibß II tmto mw bttla or I6JO aor ipfin tkmM tin II rattti m battli IttJß mi jbioil m»»^^ ibs«vb me^* wa m m m p^^ m mf nem B-"*a ■aa^___P»^a Maoa^atfor tj[ SINCERE DISPENSARY LIMITED. SINGAPORE. ____Ba ——————> OB AT^a^ *_B_T
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      178 2 HAVE YOU TRIED OUR Orange Squeeze? A SEAL SIANSI MMt MAII SI Mil SIANCtS. SII y/m haven't tried them there 1b a detteions treat In store lo* yon. try a bottle to. day and you will like one e*e*y day. Obtainable' Irom nil dealers or phone 6370 for a trial
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    WIT AND HUMOUR.
    710 3 She said if any man kissed her without warning, she would scream for Teacher v Frank, what is a cannibal?" Frank—' Don't know, mum/ Teacher—" Well, if you ate your father and mother, what would you be?" Frank—" An orphan, mum." The country doctor called to see
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      110 3 c or the Cup that cheers, serve "GOLD LEAF Tea. X jp^-^^ ilffiTflTlMa-llßt-'l'i Ul RRTlttaa-Tfa^iayi r N rrv. -i -;-'■"■< __tfn\ I \a a 1 1 in __T_R r AmaK^^i^+amVa %__F SBLLS EVBBYWfIBRB. Sole Agents: r. A. BAttTHOLOMEUSZ LID. 8-A, RAFFLES QUAY, \L OBTAINABLE j3| c C WAKEFIELD Co., Ltd.
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      246 3 %»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦><♦*»• HELPS Ffl» CAMBRIDGE EXAMINATIONS. I Paraphrases of King Henry V, a, f Coriolanus, Last of the Barons, X etc each 0.81 Z f Questions and Notes of King T X Henry V, Coriolanus, Gospel of ♦> J St. Matthew, Acts of the Apos- g f ties, etc. each 0.81
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    SPARKLES. BEING SMILES OF THE WEEK.
    702 4 SPARKLES. BEING SMILES OF THE WEEK. iWVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVRI By "Quiz" Sir Cadi and Lady Clementi, when in Penang, "were attracted by its beauty and charm," the "S.E." tells us. The Northern (and Senior) Settlement is still living: on its scenery but inasmuch as (vide Cecil Street) it is doomed, let ns
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      37 4 -> i A v t THE FAMOUS ambrosia! 1 J BBSa_*v The nectar ol the Gods X Price M celts per lb. Special rates for dealers. I t 2. PATTARA Estd. 1904. <; I F. HIGH STMfeET, I SINGAPORE
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      722 4 I Koninklyke Pahetvaart Maatschppij. I 1 (ROYAL PACKKT NAVIGATION CO. OP HATAVIA) _r (Incorporated in Holland) 5 I t'XDHK CONTRACT WITH THE NETHERLANOS INDIAN GOVERNMENT gl E Telephone No. 5461 sub-connections to:— E Manager's Desk, Asst. Manager's Desk, Marine Supt., G' ..era il E Freight Dept., Claims Dept., Accountant, Providing
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    OUR LONDON LETTER NEW RECORD FLIGHT ATTEMPT.
    1272 5 OUR LONDON LETTER NEW RECORD FLIGHT ATTEMPT. r V THE LOOKER-ON I tern Saturday Post Special Copyright. v.olet rays to detect CRIME. HORSE GUARDS' MODEL DISPLAY. ALL FOOL'S DAY TRICKS. Loudon, Apr. 4. IQ 3°Long Distinct Flying Record. ..;iem» arc to be made for tempt this autumn to secure i's
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      55 6 ___v *<__S___a_t^^_L jXI s_rV ___T **^^**_ttlP*^?CT 1 Henry Waugh Co, Ltd., jj FORMERLY KATZ BROTHERS. LtMITED. Sole Agents ♦♦♦♦»»»•♦»»&♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»♦»»♦♦♦♦♦♦»+♦♦♦♦<»»»♦»»»< i y /2/-'^- :^^H_r'!!?^li__rjs_i_fi -__>N /^H WAaW mm^^^t m ■J*aßt RAS L'^'rTjJß /r __K\ _^R /'///T ___kS^->o o°!x__i __^n_pSi4____^___________b_s_pl ___> Craven A TNE LARGEST SELLING CORK-TIPPED CIGARETTE IN TNE WORLD. DO
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      196 6 l h HOMELITE" Portable Generator J a family member of the popular J "HOMELITE" Portable Centrifugal Pump. H i *7 IL_ iff _ftk I Li______J Lrwlloi __l ____9I i H ___L__i__H 1 __H*flal___l J m___ _fl ___M _fl _fl I Engine: Single Cylinder. Air-cooled. Bosch Magneto. 4 I 4 Geo-rator:
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    H.E. THE HIGH COMMISSIONER'S VISIT TO KEDAH
    50 7 H.E. .Sir Cecil and Lady Clementi leaving for Alor Star. Arrival at Kuala Kedah. H.E. inspecting the Guard of Honour at Balai Besar, Alor Star. party a^ving at Balai Be_|r,fAior star. WsWw HE. icfuirlS'^ oa^lpnpHßPjg|ppjpr "I W Garden Party at British Adviser'sTJesiden^rßaTarEaTr^^^^^*^^^^^^ I^^
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    BOMBAY A STORM-CENTRE IN THE PRESENT UNREST.
    39 8 Native Bazaars, Bombay. The Gateway of India. General Post Office, Bombay. I Municipal Offices, Bombay. mmmrnr m 9 i Victoria Gardens, Bombay. The Bombay Governor's Body-Guard. I Photos by Ellis, Singapore H
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      144 9 CARLSBERG BEER <cnß II _118 l Obtainable trODl a dealers ;*||The East Asiatic Co.. Ltd. Sole Importers fc< M MM MMMIMMM^,_,^ M^ B MMMM MB j^^ < See the Pen that writes Without j Pressure Vuofold We have them in all sizes STOCKED BY ALL DEPARTMENT STORES. >/j; AGENTS WHOLESALE
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      45 9 t Zake your doctor s Zip j BIOCITIN t i 8 s 06<a.»aW« powder and tablet form from first-class Dispensanes and f Starts ar fram v HINNAM LrrtlE DISPENSARY, LTD. X 800. 311 818. North Bridge Boed. SINGAPORE. j iiiniitriii ii i ii' 1 MUM
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      102 10 MORE THAN EVER BEFORE •INNOCENTS OF PARIS" WITH MAURICE CHEVALIER "ABIES IRISH ROSE" CHARLES ROGERS and NANCY CARROLL. "WOLF OF WALL STREET" GEORGE BANCROFT. "NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH" RICHARD DIX. TALKINQ OR SILENTIF ITS A PARA YOU NT PICTURE. ITS THE BE3T V To \V!f. PATHE'S LATESI DOUBLE OUIFIT MIRROR
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      163 10 IH^HHfIKj^F CHINA'S PBESIDENT Kr^ _V _H f**M W Asp a Am mr. m-^m m. j W*\ W aSM mf _L \£aSs\\ t t£ _m__l His speech is translated into English by his Foreign Minister Dr. Wang, Yale Gradnate. Madam Chiang, Wellesley Gradnate, will also speak Also see Street scenes in
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      326 11 3 r iM.iiiiii.nib J.....-L- ii,^.._.i..ii:;:r;r rp ';iiin;;iii;„]ip:^ Eau deColofnt _f^VH| iV^^^V^^^i^^^ I ffitP^ll ij ngn |^^_SI Open spaces, days of recreation and \a^ |^p__sjffl j£ itifST?^!. il een enjoyment, unmarred by the -477/* Liquid a_ IIJWL. 3^3 1 r 1 it '47;/' Eau de Cologne Shampoo -Xy^^S&\ W Froxoclone VlClSSltudes
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    INSTALMENT SIX.
    3178 12 The will ol SIR RALPH CHESTER, Baronet, left his property to be equally divided between Li> twin ><>n* RALPH and VALLANCE. The Baronetcy passed to the elder son, Ralph. Called j by an advertisement to the family solicitor, JOHN MARKHAM, Vallance arrives first. He threatens Markham, j Whoa
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      55 12 I The Man with the Dalmatian j _> 'af i p > 3 i_ B EASTERN SERIES f come of superior knowledge, skilled hand* Superior knowledge, skilled hands and purest materials are the dominant factors which made in India. From coast to coast, from Cape Sweetened Condensed Milk enjoys a
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    Susan's Inheritance.
    2798 13  -  W.RILEY. r ouß SPECIAL SHORT STORY: j By tatybody in the tiny fishing-village hard to realise that old Hearing the end of his last and would soon beach his boat niamiliar shore. Everybody PV th< place would be "lost" withJTt..., for since he had become too pull an
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    CAN YOU DO THIS?
    75 13 Tin* exercisv shown above, performed fifteen times daily, is au excellent help to the correction of constipation and obesity. An easier mode of treajment for those disinclined for such strenuous Methods is an occasional dose of Pinkettes. Taken w hen needed, Pinkettcs correct constipation, ensure daily
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      43 13 v^w'''''\ on Goodyears. Dawn deep fcVJ ><^^^^^^_________bm §tii^ N^=W sharp-edged black? of the ilfVv power to s.arf and stop RrVv^d f^y]^2_aK_ri V A 1 m^^! e\ %____.^l ___tlwU__u-__. BP^^ K-^s. _-~^^^ir« Jn\*^Bsmm\ vArU COO _#fr E AR 3 29 15 I ),^^,i^^^^___B______-----rmaa-----M*»' MB
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      259 14 mm. a v N S -^j\ s^ s v^--^- i s"~^ f/ firms' I V^CA V— ~Z_l^<\ J Y^\V/ /-_> W XX il ihe crankshait, -MMlted L r^ W v fl >^\\ 't on three ,>earin s s 1S ibct- rV^ <^> >. \V i tionless; all the beanr., are
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    89 15 KuatruUpur! d^n! L P ste°r *'"<" by the C^ lon S P° rts Club a the >« honour of the T.P.C.A. of Farewell to Mr. and Mrs. G. van Egmond, Manager Tank Installation at Puloe Samboe. Mr. G. van Egmond who has been recently transferred to Soerabaya and Mrs. van
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    217 16 The long discussed "Taximeter" has come to Singapore at last, (ll I has been in use in Rangoon, Calcutta and other places for many years). It .s a meter fitted to the running board of the taxi. n*«eneer alights he has just to read the amount of fare at tne
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      159 17 .EARN TENNIS BY YOURSELF fcI'M.BAK can be played by two persons (as in doubles) if desired. >{ BAK i* a source of endless amusement, instructive and full of interest. Kl'M-BAK makes an invisible master opponent tliat can never be beaten. KIM-BAK i« the latest invention for learning tennis in one-third
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      159 17 A^*m~m--% mm.m Imt-*>a*mt<<t**m*.1 mt-*>a*mt<<t**m*. t~*-~*~*~~*- t t i mm i a > t I j I FRASER NEAVE LIP. j AERATED WATERS i SA^ a^3^ l^L__J^^^ E .^^^ffiW^WM*^^ QUALITY SERVICE "CHAPS/NQA" THE BEST IN THE EAST m- f I I £ig&er> Daddy of the Westclox Famify _^^^___^s?t^^^^_^W^^ \*jw>S^^_l \u vl
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      90 18 "CBEATORS OF THE MODERN MODE" f __-L I 1 V -"i^--^*^^ mx^ 9W L\ ables Hupmobile to offer this WM^t^ powerful and beautiful new Eight a^^ yr Ssb at most substantial reductions vfiPz^jrfc <*r' r<£*lv from previous years' prices. This s \y< Jknr s^ Orf aC\ marvellous new Hupmobile Eight
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      265 19 |j| Safe! I •■^llz A' n\^>9Ei»^__^r^\S mmhmmm\ I sS_f*'tr m^r'f !__^rY^»sr- TL^3#f__-_fl I _iiu-v i_fl____-_Ll_______i^^^^^~--3ff_^_______i 1 IEVER gtrikea ij ll Hj match never hold an open I ll? J Inf fl all,ettear n fl ammam,e °iUgrease j I I vil!f i>r P*' ,ro funics! I lOllj Flash on n our
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      176 19 3___L V ll tell you how I '-^M^S 4^. to sleep like a top" I I "Used io lie auake fur hours my- 4M self— restless, fretful, but no more. W m mj I've switched from strong, artificially W stimulating drinks to Postum. You i have no idea the difference
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    OUR ROYALTY
    1022 20  -  H.R.H. PRINCE GEORGE. By THORNTON HALL. SPECIAL TO THE MALAYAN SATURDAY POST. ll When Prince George "»"de his debut in the Royal nursery on the 20th of December, 1902, he found it already occupied by three brothers and a sister, the eldest of whom, his ''big brother David."'
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    THE BUDGET.
    75 20 London, May i. The House of Commons, by 255 to 139, rejected the Conservative amendment to retain the 4s. in the pound income tax and thus confirmed the 4s. 6d. tax. The Liberal and Labour members voted together. During the clebate, Mr. Snowden claimed that today's reduction of
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    DISASTROUS FIRES IN UNITED STATES.
    214 20 [Reuters Service.] New York, May 5. Hundreds have been rendered home. less and scores of small communities will suffer losses amounting to million. of dollars as a result of a series of out. breaks of fire on the eastern seaboard aggravated by a high wind.
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      125 20 r AN/EMIA, I WEAKNESS AND DEBILITY I MEDICAL MEN ARE UNANIMOUS IN 1 PROCLAIMING THAT j I DESCHIENES' I fi& SYRUP I llr^\\ f^% of Haemoglobin I //Ao\ "v, <s/ te the remedy j I OBTAINABLE FROM ALL DISPENSARIES. PAY l-ESS AND GET THE BEST EARTHENWARE. WHITE (LAZED LATEX CUPS
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    FOOTBALL TOPICS.
    2206 21 Setei By "Spectator." v .qa a .:.<.*♦♦♦♦♦♦<•♦•>*•>•>•>* REF EREES COMMITTEE GETS GOING. S A.F.A. TAKES ACTIVE CONTROL. ns truciions To Referees. ■p., Referees Committee is doing ooderfully good work in educating the nfscn) officials and would-be referees in rpreUttOfl and application oi ithou-h Ihis may not l>e known
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      185 21 PERMANENT WAVING SPECIAL REDUCTION Engene System $30. Gallia Bonceila System $20 MAISON INTERLANDI Permanent Waves endure; they are guaranteed for six months, j Soft wide waves, tight waves, or those delightfully attactive round ringlets can be obtained in the minimum of time by reason of the improved processes which are
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    TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS.
    254 22 The rigures produced at the last meeting of the Municipal Commissioners relating |o accidents, mainly traffic accidents, iv Singapore were disquieting. It is clear that the streets oi the city are steadily becoming more unsafe. and it is pertinent to ask why. There must be a natural increase
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    The Malayan Saturday Post. May 10, 1030. CIVIL AVIATION.
    270 22 The Malayan Saturday Post. May 10, 1030. CIVIL AVIATION. The report that the Singapore Naval base will be converted into a Civil Ail base is interesting, however far removed it may Ik- from the truth. It is at least evidence that someone apart from .i newspaper editor or two is
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    MALACCA AWAKES.
    291 22 If His Excellency had before he visited Malacca las! week-end heard oi the traditional description of the Settlement and expected to see for himself its applicability, he must have had a big surprise. This was no v Sleepy Hollow but a very wide awake place full of M
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    GREAT PERFORMANCE
    46 22  -  RILEY CARS. BY Messrs Borneo Motors, Limited, have received the following cable from Tbe Riley Motor Co. i Coventry) Ltd., "Land's End Trial Riley Owners entered ;S awarded g->'A rr.edals.,; silver, bronze 2, rerl-ed no award x." This is indeed a very fine performance.
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    MUSLIMS AGAINST CIVIL DISOBEDIENCE.
    149 23 Renter's Service.] lioinbay, May 8. 11U ,1 of the All-India Muslim 1: passed a resolution ex--1 disapproenl of civil dis--I'^ as Ik ing injurious to the M: 'v.' .-'Muslims and advising them int .>f from the movement. ,tio«i also advocates countera m >v Muslims by means
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    AIR-WOMAN'S LONE FLIGHT TO AUSTRALIA.
    61 23 Router's Service.] Baghdad, May 8. KiM Amy Johnson, the young airwoman who is attempting a lone flight Io Anstralia in a Moth machine, was onrpelled to land in the desert between Abppo and Baghdad owing to a sand storm. Two hours latter she started awin
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    AMERICAN HEAVYWEIGHT BEATS GERMAN.
    73 23 [Reuters Service.] London, May 8. At the Albert Hall Young Stribling, th*. American heavyweight beat Schonrath, the German heavyweight champion, the referee intervening in the second round of a contest scheduled for ton rounds. Stribling ended a sequence of 25 bock- nt victories with a terrific
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    THE NAVAL TREATY IN THE LORDS.
    205 23 l ßouter's Service.] London, May 8. The Naval Treaty was hotly criti*mi in the House of Lords. Viscount Bridgeman, who was First c-r the Admiralty in the Conservative administration, asserted that the Government had missed the opportunity °t reducing the size of battleships. £c
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    NEW RESTRICTION PLAN.
    113 23 MONTHLY STOPPAGE. [Reuters Service.] London, May 8. At the annual meeting of the Rubber Plantations Investment Trust (London) Mr. Henry John Welch, Chairman, said that whilst the present scheme to cease tapping during May might be sufficient yet in case it was not sufficient, a further scheme
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    HEAVY FIGHTING IN CHINA.
    111 23 HEAVY FIGHTING IN CHINA. Reuters Service.] Nanking, May 8. Chiang Kai Shek left Nanking at 3 o'clock this morning for Suchowfu, the junction of the Tientsin-Pukow and Lunghai railways, in order to direct the offensive against the Northern Coalition but he could not proceed further than Pengpu (So miles north-west
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    AMERICA AND NAVAL TREATY.
    46 23 [Reuters Service.] Washington, May 8. Senators Reed and Robinson explained to the Foreign Relations Committee of the Senate details of the negotiations leading to the London Naval Treaty. The Committee decided to hold public meetings to consider the Treaty beginning on Monday.
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    EGYPT CONFERENCE FAILS.
    426 23 EGYPT CONFERENCE FAILS. [Reuters Service.] London, May S. After a strenuous eleventh-hour effort to steer the Anglo-Egyptian negotiations through the snags of the opposing claims by a 19-hour talk at the Foreign Office between the English and Egyptian representatives which ended at 3.15 this morning, the conference re-met at 11
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    SENATE REJECTS JUDGE.
    76 23 [Reuters Service.] Washington, May 7. The Senate, after an angry debate, by 41 to 39 rejected the appointment of Judge J. J. Parker as associate judge of the Supreme Court. The judge's opponents urged he was unfit to sit in the highest court owing to his hostile
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    RIOTS IN BOMBAY.
    461 24 [Reuters Service.] Sholapur, May 8. Twenty-live were killed and 100 injured in serious rioting here. Six jxdice stations, the magistrate's court, and all local liquor shops were burnt down. A detachment of the JVcst Riding Regiment is proceeding to Sholapur from Ahmednagar. The trouble began yesterday when
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    BRITISH GOODS TO BE BOYCOTTED.
    170 24 B RITISH GOODS TO BE BOYCOTTED. Renter's Service.] Bombay, May 7. The Speaker hat resigned, perhaps to find a tension and a peerage in His Majesty's jail." This jocular remark came from the ex-Speaker, Mr. Patel addressing i crowd on his arrival from Calcutta amid scenes of great enthusiasm. Mr.
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    INDIAN NEWS DISTURBS JAPAN.
    65 24 INDIAN NEWS DISTURBS JAPAN. [Reuters Service.] Osaka, May 7. Japanese are showing increasing concern at news from India which is given prominence in the newspapers. Silk concerns in Yokohama are worried because of the cancellation of orders and Indian resident* in Kobe appear to be greatly exercised over the arrest
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    TROOPS WITHDRAWN FROM BOMBAY MILL AREA.
    40 24 TROOPS WITHDRAWN FROM BOMBAY MILL AREA. [Reuters Service.] Bombay, May 7. British troops have been withdrawn from the mill area and elsewhere. This if regarded as indicating that the situation has improved. Cotton mills generally are working with full complements.
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    THE PEGU EARTHQUAKE DISASTER.
    129 24 [Reuters Service.] Rangoon, May 7. As a result of the earthquake some railway bridges have collapsed and train services have been dislocated. The golden tops, inset with jewels, of the two famous pagodas of Shwedagon, Rangoon, and Shwemawdaw, Pegu, were destroyed. A rice mill at Pegu
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    TERRIBLE TEXAS TORNADOES.
    188 24 [Reuters Service.] At least 44 people have been killed in tornadoes which are sweeping I wide al ra from the central district to as far south as San Antonio. It is probable the death roll i> higher, but the storm has destroyed the telegraph wires. Dalass. lattr.
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    EMPIRE AIRWAYS.
    93 24 [Reuters Service.] Canberra, May S. Referring to the Dutch scheme to extend the Holland-Java air route to Australia, Mr. Scullin (the Premier today said that the Netherlands Government had made representations to hin, with regard to carriage of mails etc., j and discussions were continuing. Referring to the
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    GERMANY'S POCKET BATTLESHIPS.
    77 24 Berlin, May 8. In the Budget Committee of the Reichstag Herr Froener (Minister of Defence) stated that Government would not insist on Armoured Cruiser, B. (Germany's second pocket dreadnought as far BS the Budget for 1930 was concerned. If the Reichsrat decided against the proposal to construct
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    IMPORTANT CANADIAN TARIFF POLICY.
    124 24 [Reuters Service.] Ottawa, May 2. Important changes in Canada's fiscal tariff policy were announced by the Minister of Finance, Mr. Dunning, in presenting the Budget to the House of Commons. The surplus was $44,500,000. Mr. Dunning enumerated a long list of tariff changes, mainly designed to
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    A CHINA FILM.
    89 24 There will be a great attract! I tha Alhambra when a striking talk will be presented next week. P pie will have the opportunity of hear.: g anj seeing President Chiang Kai Slick, Chinese Foreign Minister Dr. \Y. c and Madam Chiang. The street scenes ot Shanghai,
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    FIDDLING WHILE THE CHURCH BURNS.
    238 24 Following the refusal of the Bisli p of Birmingham to license an incus to one of the churches in the di unless certain rules as to the conduct of the services are accepted, Mr. Justice Bennett in the Chancery Division has ordered Dr. Barnes to
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    SPORT OF THE WEEK.
    787 25  -  Argus J A MALAYAN REVIEW. 4* .^^AAaUAAAAAAaUAA^ By Mr tere* has been evoked by the t t^ I that several Malay footballers have received an offer to Lne yrd9aakmh for a tour in Java C d Sumatra. A denial has been issued Malaya FA, but the
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    On With The Dance.
    718 26 LEARNING TO WALK. MORE ABOUT THE BLUES. (By Victor Silvester, First Word's Ballroom Dancing Champion). KJ 17 gßa-»aMiaii----M--ißißia»----i-------»--Mi Many people run before they can .walk in dancing, end, since all dancing begins with a rhythmic walk, it is well for even experienced dancers to ask themselves
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    SERIOUS RIOTS IN CAPE PROVINCE.
    224 26 Worcester, Cape Province, May 5. Five coloured persons were killed and 17 injured and the commandant of the police was seriously injured and two constables were- wounded as the result of a fight to-day between 14 armed police and a mob of drink-maddened coloured people
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    AMERICAN HUSTLE.
    68 26 Washington, Maj Leaf than 24 hours after the A can delegates had handed him I Treaty, President Hoover tube to the Senate. Mr. Hoover's covering kttei i one of the shortest of such document in history. I transmit herewith m Treaty," writes the President, I H* full title
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    INDIAN NEWSPAPER STRIKE?
    42 26 Calcutta, May 1 A meeting of Indian journalist! summoned the Indian-owned throughout Bengal to suspend tion pending the withdrawal Press Ordinance. It was decided to hold C of Indian journalists at Allal the middle of May to decide 'policy.
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    THE INDIAN UNREST.
    1100 27 GANDHI'S LETTER TO VICEROY. [Reuters Service.] Delhi, May L>. A complete hartal is being observed in the principal cities of upper India in connection with Mr. Gandhi's an est. Banks and business houses are closed and vehicular traffic is suspended. Thousands passed bareheaded along the Chandni Chowk.
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    137 30 The new Rifle Range, Kuala Lumpur. The Open Aggregate— His Majesty The King's Prize. Winner ot The Evans Challenge Cup. T. J. McGregor A view of the K. L. Rifle Range. I I Firing for the long range aggregate. I fl The Bar-Lock Typewriter Stand
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    PRIMATE AND THE GREAT PROBLEM OF SEX.
    630 32 PRIMATE AND THE GREAT PROBLEM OF SEX. NEW FREEDOM OF RELATIONSHIP. In the course of an address at the Mansion House, London, in connection with the London Diocesan Council for Rescue Work, at which the L'»rd Mayor presided, the Archbishop of said "I would rather have all the risks which
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    BRAVE WORDS FROM THE CHURCH.
    461 32 BRAVE WORDS FROM THE CHURCH. It is not every day that a Primate of the Church of England speaks with such candour and such splendid good sense as the Archbishop of Canterbury in his speech on the relations of the young of both sexes. When the Church retires within its
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    THE ONE FORCE THAT RECONCILES THE SEXES.
    1067 32 THE SOLE JUSTIFICATION OF SEX IS MOTHERHOOD. Motherhood bl tne Catholic scheme is the sole justification of sex. There is 00 justification for it if motherhood DC violently excluded. Isolated from the noble dignity ef motherhood, with all its concomitants of affection and
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    THE MAN WITH THE DALMATIAN.
    738 34 (Continued from Pegs 33) held up in a traffic block of abnormal intensity, for a private car had caught fire, and at least a dozen fire engines had appeared like magic from nowhere. Five streams of traffic converged and surged round the Artillery War Memorial,
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    GRASP YOUR OPPORTUNITY.
    947 35 sIR HERBERT AUSTIN, K.B.E. Hea d ot the Austin Motor fl Company. fl. j s a uJI-known remark by V the Eastern writer, which HL tvell l* learnt by heart by youth fl[ "Four thinga come not back: I k vord f the sped arrow, the me
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    FOREST FIRE HAVOC IN AMERICA.
    104 35 New York, May 7The bush and forest tires which have already rendered hundreds homeless still continue to cause alarm on the Eastern seaboard. The fires are aggravated by a spell of dry weather, accompanied by high winds. Some of the conflagrations are now being controlled
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    TO-NIGHT'S DIRT TRACK RACING.
    77 37 Syd Edlin An A.J.S. rider is another new rider to appear to-night. Beppo Wahid I A rider of Triumph machine, who is challenging Ong Chin I Bene for a 4-lap race to-night. I m^ mm^oMw m^ ~^___S* w^__i____lr~_______v~^_P^__r _______T JVwJBf "t^^ •■BBB Vj_ The well-known local
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    OBERAMMERGAU.
    1469 40 P. _j 88-— STORY OF THE PLAY. Th€ Pa>sioii Play originated in the sixteenth century, aud was the result of vow made by the villagers of Oberammergau. A plague fell upon the little village, and in one month nearly 100 of the inhabitants died. The survivors, urged by the
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    MR. GANDHI ARRESTED.
    1779 41 Jalapur, May 5. ha* been arrested. .c h arrested under Regu- and will be imprisoned a.ure of the Government. Amritsar, May J. as In/en declared in conarrest of Dr. Kitchlew, rhe reception committee ot faho -n cress, on a charge of tion Simla, May 3. N?: rdinary
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    TOO MANY WOMEN TEACHERS.
    97 41 TOO MANY WOMEN TEACHERS. BRITISH SCHOOLMASTERS' VIGOROUS PROTEST. London, Apr. 22. The Schoolmasters' Conference al Manchester adopted a resolution denouncing the increase in the number of women teachers and demanding that men only should teach in all boys' departments. Among the arguments used were that boys needed strong control, shorn
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    QUIET HOUR.
    1089 42 ty •> •> Tbi most casual otNMTVef might ha\e realised that tbe middle-aged man in the comet seat of the city restaurant was worried about something. The ebneat-mind'-d manner in which he toyed with his food, his automatic and half-coii-■CtOUS response t«» the greetings of the inline roils
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    PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICES
    509 42 How to Find True Rest in God. It is not by agitating ourselves, or exciting ourselves or making many acts that we succeed in finding rest in God it is by putting a stop to all agitation, to all over-eagerness, and all activity, that we may give
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    LITTLE CHILDREN.
    734 42 THEIR SPECIAL GRACE. Probably nothing has roused so deep an indignation as the recent accounts from Russia of the treatment to which children have be-en subjected in that country, writes a "Times" correspondent. It is reported that even in their earliest years they are instructed by those in
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    W OF SELF-SACRAFICE.
    254 43 ,|E TOM ANY MyfrERIEB C AROUNOUB. A ;formers repudiated th* .i; ejr inner conscfoualieaa. i -*-*;-«i_ fact, f biology and tfndml dies we to prove a sufficient sunfor Revelation. metition and Individualism, f the varied and con- t, a:J"'nLophies of life b-*d on 1,; science- shows that
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    Something Nobier.
    508 43 The* Ust-uuned im^mm of Evo-1-tio" have made out.,codes.. anJ tot <_se haa been forcibly presented ">«» of the latest addition* to the Affirmations series. "The Law of ls "*P" *sr.^j"™°."8 y. «»tHtiination. WUh this view of the matter scientifically established, how the Christian conception of the Creator as
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