Malayan Saturday Post, 19 July 1930

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      214 2 I a rttt MALAYAN SAttltPAV POST. JULY 10, IMPI T J HAVE YOU TRIED OUR THE tCST ANO MOST ECONOMICAL (/PAlij^C AtftlBB^Bf 1 Small iltt 15 e«rt» pw brttto or t&60 per (town. T 1 /fesv 1 ||NCt«tOlil»feHSABYUIIITtl).«IHQAPORE. j t El) J 0110 1 1 I 1 fl|M tried them
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  • Title Section
    Masthead
    8 3 The Malayan Saturday Post ILLUSTRATED JULY 19. 1930.
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    WIT and HUMOUR
    650 3 "So you don't want to marry me, Doris?" "That's different You said sonietliinii about being yours for ever." The witness was certainly no chicken, and the young barrister thought it would be to his advantage to net her rattled. "And now, madam," he said, "I must ask
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      76 3 !he Cup that cheers, serve D LEAF Tea. LLS.fcVfcHVWttlittK Sole Agents: k. BAftIHOLOMEUSZ LTD., 3-A, RAFFLES QUAY, SINGAPORE. C WAKEFIELD Co.. Ltd. (Incorporated in England). i Robinsou Road, Singapore. **THoSE*****s Jo think life a Blessing and are j, 'irons to prolong the same shonld •> hesitate to ask for a
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      244 3 >♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦• 8 +»I0 BtLP f Alt CAMBtIOGB t E tXAMINATIONS X Paraphrases of King Henry V, I Coriolanus, Last of the Barons, J J etc. each 0.81 X Questions and Notes of King T Henry V, Coriolanus, Gospel of 5 > St. Matthew, Acts of the Apos- 2 P ties,
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    THE CHURCH'S OPPORTUNITY.
    3419 4  -  Rt. Rev By The JAMES E. FREEMAN, D.D., LL.D. (Bishop of Washington). Pleached in Canterbury Cathedral <>" the occasion of the Sooth Anniversary of the Dedication of the Norman Cathedral, June 14th, 1030. Isaiah Mil. 12. They that shall be of thee shall build the old wasteplaces
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      135 4 JL. Beauty-Service z^ Y ou want beauty in a tyre— Jl *a touch of smartness and M L style to complete the handjy MM Ik some a PP earance °f y°ur US B^AyQm motor I ImUll You want service ~tbe perfect ■llKi i/\n p e^f° rmance °f e tw roam
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    GERMAN POLITICAL SENSATION.
    444 5 I [Renter's Service.] I Berlin, July 15. I i, .nleiit v.»n Hindenburg has I rt fl 1 bombshell into German I 1 lit.. 1 v his announcement that I ]MU'>li I'll. I hi no< part^ipate in the evacuation I in the Khineland, as I „.,1 because the
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    UNITED STATES OF EUROPE.
    44 5 [keuter's Service.] Berlin, July 16. Hie German Government has replied ■L Briand'a pan-European memonadtini accepting- the proposal to dis(,,Ss the European problem, in the solu- of which it is prepared to co operaU to next session of the League oi
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    CRISIS OVER COAL MINES BILL.
    235 5 [Renter 'l Service.] London, July 15. The Government is lacing another crisis today, when its Coal Mines Hill, the text of which was published on Dec. 12, will be returned to the Lords for the third time for the recoagtaeratiaei of compromise modifications in the
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    VOTE OF CENSURE DEFEATED.
    231 5 [JUcna'a Service. J London, July 10. In the House of Commons this evening, Mr. Baldwin moved the vote of censure which he had lodged together with Mr. Neville Chamberlain, advocating the safeguarding of the Home market and tlie expanding of the export market by reciprocal trade
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      222 5 Qoming Soon! 11l %%v^ With Janet (iaynor and Charles farrell I Same star, as in "SUNNYSIdE UP" and a GRfcATfeR McTURfc I 1 5 song mis I I m— M^ ■^«^*^»MW^Sl^^S WATCH! SOME Ot 7 I UNIVfcftSAL'S COMING ATTRACTIONS X ALLTALkING SINGING AND DANCING. I THE COHENS AND KELLYS IN
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      197 6 7 ssaaaeaen nasi— 1 "WHERE EVERYBODY GOES!" Now screening nightly to enthusiastic audiences Paramount's Brilliant New Show World All-Talking and Musical Pro= duction "the BATTLE op PARIS 1 Presenting GERTRUDE LAWRENCE In one of the most entertaining films of the season NEXT WEEK:ADOLPHfc MfcNJOU In his first Talking and Singing
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    GARRISON SPORTS.
    6 8 mhJTHiVED FROM PREVIOUS PACg
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    The Military Demonstration.
    39 8 Children from the Welch Regt. in fancy dress The Champion— Treadgold. Pte. Meyer (left) who created a reeord in Putting the Shot and Pte. Desker who ran the 100 Mrs. Pritchard presenting the Championship Cup ttf^adgold.
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      159 9 CARLSBERG BEEfi 1 THE BEST mBI Obtainable from alt dealers Ijpjl ty the case from HI the East Asiatic Co., Ltd. HP SINGAPORE. Solt Importers L -4 See ifca P*n uwi wtntß Without i PrOMNtW VwtfM We have them in ail sizes STOCKED BY ALL DEPARTMENT STORES. SOLE AGENTS j
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      SCHNEIDER TROPHY CHALLENGE.
      2307 10 SEARCHLIGHT NAVAL TATTOO A GENERAL'S NARROW ESCAPE BOY SCOUTS' BRAVERY. London, June 1.;, iQ3 n International Air Rivalry. The French Air Minister's announcement that France will challenge Britain for the Schneider international seaplane trophy next year is certain to stimulate Italian rivalry. The Royal Aero Ch:!> has
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    New Serial Story. THE WHITE CARD.
    2180 12  - New Serial Story. THE WHITE CARD. JAMES RONALD BY SYNOPSIS. Miss Hlsi>eth Brownrigg, an elderly I spinster who devotes her money and her life to an orphanage, receives a letter threatening her with death unless she is willing to pay £s,<*° within 48 hours. When she ha- 1 raised the
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      186 12 *?§f v I x° sa y" Makmaid,,MilkUpa?t JMSV <1 Burma'i national life it no Thfcmr *^i\ mPmfflL 4l exaggeration. Each year, in /&^pLwtif YiJMkM thousands of homes, the richnets iWI and P ur tty °f *W» world-famoui 11/l\^^rw^^3^\ I jLJII milk are laying fresh foundations I 'Swilm-C f heaUh t0
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    Sparkles
    771 13 Being Smiles of the Week. By Quiz!' His Excellency is to fly to Java on I ,-th and while there will official- i discuss "several matters of common nterest to Malaya and the Netherlands Kast Indies." That gets us guessing, ,toe*n't it o,a There are two theories— first, that
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    WHO"MADE" TEST CRICKET ?
    654 13 WHO"MADE" TEST CRICKET MY MEN FOR THE JUBILEE GALLERY. Who MADE Test cricket? Here are the men I choose for my jubilee 1880— 1930) gallery, writes "The Gentleman in Black in The Athletic Sews Let us start with the acknowledged champion of all time. By 1880 "W. G.," although then
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      200 14 Va te tt y ou how j ""iiL^^ to sleep like a top" "Used to lie awake for hours my- U self restless, fretful, but no more. jm j j^-"~~~~' I've switched from strong, artificially f stimulating drinks to Postum. You j have no idea the difference it has made
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    43 15 MADAM KELVEY'S TALENTED PUPILS. PERFORMING AT THE VICTORIA THEATRE NEXT MONTH. G. D'Almeida and Eileen Jackson Olga Kelvey Barbara Peterson and E. A. Albrecht Edith Whalan JJS K elvey and her Jazz J? b,t performing at the v,c to-. i Theatre In August.
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    ST. ANDREW'S SCHOOL SPORTS.
    55 16 Front row, left to right- Mr J. UkM Principal, St. Andrews), Mrs. Lee, Mrs. Coleman Mrs. Pritchard and Mr. J. Lee. Two other^iaps of the guests. SFSFAW Mr. J. Watson, Ag. Director of Education, snapped at the sports. Mrs. Pritchard distributing the prizes. The Competitors. Loyfat
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    OUR SPECIAL SHORT STORY: Clothes and the Woman.
    2831 18  - OUR SPECIAL SHORT STORY: Clothes and the Woman. PAMELA HINKSON By Gillian was a lucky girl. Everyone in Maybury said so. She must have known it, if only for that reason, and because her mother said so at least once a week. "If you had to scrape and do without
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    GARRISON SPORTS.
    978 19 VOLUNTEERS* SUCCESS IN I MILITARY ATHLETICS. I N v records were established < I lav afternoon when the finals i (.arrison Sports were held at tl I n „',,1-e Polo Club ground, Balesti* T^e performance general I an excellent standard and clot Ir^ were the order of the
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    THE WAR IN CHINA.
    121 20 [Reuter's Service.] Shanghai, July 16. It is officially claimed that the vantttards of Han Fu-chu's forces have advanced along the Kiaochow-Tsinan ttailway to a point ten miles Eastward «rf Tsinan. Troops are rushing to reinforce the vanguards preparatory to an assault on Tsinan to which place
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    CULTIVATION OF TUNG OIL TREE.
    104 20 [Router's Service.] London, July 16. Experimental cultivation in many parts of the British Empire, including Malaya, India, Africa and the West Indies, of a tree from which tung oil, formerly a Chinese monopoly worth £3,000,000 yearly was obtained, was the subject of a memorandum which
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    INTER-PARLIAMENTRY UNION.
    127 20 INTER-PARLIAMENTRY UNION. [Reuter's Service. 1 London, July 16. Five hundred delegates representing 31 parliaments of the world, including Prince Tokugawa, are attending the Twenty Sixth Conference of the InterParliamentary Union which opened at the House of Lords to-day. The Duke of Sutherland presided. Mr. Arthur Henderson, in a speech of
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    THE IMPERIAL CONFERENCE.
    55 20 [Reutkr's Skrvick.] London, July 16. In the House of Commons, replying to Mr. Ormsby Gore, Dr. Druminond Shiels stated the interests of colonies, protectorates, and mandated territories at the Imperial Conference would be represented by the Secretary of State, who hoped to make aome arrangement whereby be
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    MISS AMY JOHNSON SLAPS INTRUDER.
    69 20 1 CIIU, J"*J w The lionizing" accorded to Miss Amy Johnson during hetr tour of Australia was more than ever in evidence on her arrival here. Wild scenes occurred in the streets. The crowds mobbed her motorcar and a young man pushed through and attempted
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    DUTCH PRINCE CONSORT IN SWEDEN.
    61 20 Stockholm, July 14. Prince Henry, Prince Consort of the Netherlands, arrived here and lunched with King Gustaf. The visit is of special interest in view of reports of the forthcoming engagement between Princess Juliana and Prince Sigvard, the second son of the Crown Prince of
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    VICEROY'S RECENT STATEMENT.
    53 20 Vallabhai Patel, acting President of Congress, has issued a statement expressing the opinion that there is nothing in the Viceroy's statement on July 9 justifying the slightest change in the Congress attitude. He did not doubt that the delegates to the roundtable conference will in due time
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    GERMAN GENERAL FOR CHINA.
    53 20 MILITARY APVIBER TO NANKING. Berlin, July 14. The Press state that General Wetzell, a recently retired officer with long staff experience, has accepted service with the Chinese National Government and has gone to China, where apparently he will succeed Lieut-Colonel Kriebel as military adviser to the
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    ECONOMIC MISSION TO FAR EAST.
    208 20 HOW PLAN ORIGINATED. London, July 14. Mr. G. M. Gillett, Secretary, Overseas Trade Department, stated in the I House of Commons to-day that the recommendation to send an economic mission to the Far Kast had been made by the Overseas Trade Development Council, which had
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    CRASH IN UNINHABITED BURMESE HILLS.
    1010 20 Rangoon, July 13A message from Prome says that Matthews (the airman, who, with a companion named Hook was flying to Australia) was picked up by villagers on the slopes of the Arakanyoma Range, on which their plane crashed. He and Hook had been walking for
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    Football Topics Notes By 'Spectator'
    1974 21 Football Topics Notes By 'Spectator' MALAYA CUP FINAL M.F.A. THE STADIUM MUDDLE. secret Interviews. ladd caption 'Municipal Bau" last ......l 1 referred to secret interviews M ith >A.r.A. i»ud Aiuuicipal omcials. I here appeera to be sonic misunderftasdfflg aoout tliis> statement. liat I uttcttiietl 10 convey was mat persons jgteftsttfd
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    THE MALAYAN STAGE.
    246 22 .Malaya has at least one grievance touching the present trade depression and political turmoil to Last and est— m Unna and India, it is a minor grievance, yet a real one— that there is an interruption of the tours by theatrical companies who normally provide us with
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    The Malayan Saturday Post. July 19, 1930. UNEMPLOYMENT.
    244 22 The Malayan Saturday Post. July 19, 1930. UNEMPLOYMENT. The I Government lias had what called 'a bad Press" concerning its policy (or ratuer lack ot policy Ij lor dealing with the serious unemployment problem in Malaya. Its "watchtul eye' attitude is wholly unconvincing and inadequate at a time when prompt
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    EFECT OF CIVIL DISUBEDIENCE.
    172 22 EFECT OF CIVIL DISUBEDIENCE. [is.eu.iei a ijciv»»jt.j Simla, July 17 Replying to a question in the Assembly, bh George Schuster, tht liuauce .viember, said there had been a loss of on Customs Kevenut lor the quarter ending June, compared with an estimated revenue. It was nol improbable that the loss
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    ROTARY IN MALAYA.
    225 22 The Rotary Club oi Singapore has begun oi>erations its third weekly lunchmeet ing was held yesterday and promises to be a big success. As Mr. Davidson has declared, Rotary is a big success everywhere, and this is easily understood, lor it brings together, in a nieiidiy social
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    TEN BOMBAY MILLS TO CLOSE.
    39 22 TEN BOMBAY MILLS TO CLOSE. I Reuters' Service.] Bombay, July i 7 Ten mills of the Sassoon group have intimated their intention of closing teiuiH>rarily from August 15th if trade conditions have not improved. Twenty thousand workers are involved.
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    INDIAN LIBERAL LEADER TO SEE GANDHI.
    119 22 [Reuters Service, j Simla, June 17. As a result of correspondence, tlu v iceroy (Lord Irwin), 'has agreed to $u lej and N ir. Jayakar seeing oaudlu, Motilal Nehru and Jawaharlai .Nehru in gaol with a view to persuadmg them to restore peace. The
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    WARD COMMIT TEEMEN ARRESTED.
    67 22 WARD COMMIT TEEMEN ARRESTED. L JvhLlfcK S SfcKYiaj.j Cairo, July i;. coui members oi the Alexandria committee ot the Waid, including Deputies Abdeliattah Lltawil and Hassaii who signed the notice in regard to the closing of shops in Alexandria on July 15th. have been arrested. Foreign Consuls at Alexandria have
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    UNRULY SCENE IN HOUSE OF COMMONS.
    262 22 LReuter's cservice.J London, Jul> i/- I 'lucre was a scene in the House tM Commons arising out of the LabuuiH member for Ley ton. Last, -Mr- Fenuer Brockway insisting on an eflor.H to make a speech after Mr. Km^M MacDonald had replied to a
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    UNIFICATION OF COLONIAL SERVICE.
    136 23 UNIFICATION OF COLONIAL SERVICE. L Keuter's Service. J Loudon, July 10. ucd I'assiield, the Secretary tor the mmt m a si*euh at the Corona ,b dinner, which was attended by all members of the Colonial Conference, tad that he had taken immediate steps establish a committee to carry out conterence's
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    AEROPLANE CRASH.
    127 23 [Reuters' Service.] Bennington, Vermont, July 15 rank Goldsborough, aged i9» tlie »lder of the junior trans-continental kin record, was pinned beneath the kksfe of his aeroplane after a crash m Vermont Mountains. He was u «d alive by a search party which was M out when his compauiou
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    DUTCH RUBBER PRODUCERS WANT RESTRICTION.
    172 23 DUTCH RUBBER PRODUCERS WANT RESTRICTION. [Keuter's Service.] Amsterdam, July 17. A meeting of Dutch rubber produce!-, by 103 votes to ii>, adopted a proposal to negotiate with the Dutch Indian Government for the purpose of achieving restriction among all producers, including native producers, to 75 per cent, of |h« 1929
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    FEDERATION OF EUROPE
    114 23 [Reuters service, j Loudon, July 17. The British reply to the Briand memorandum on closer European political union is very sympathetic, but leai is expressed that new instructions might diminish the efficiency and authority of the League of Nations and create tendencies to inter-continental rivalries and Hostilities.
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    THIRD TEST MATCH.
    212 23 The following are the scores in the third Test Match which was drawn AUSTRALIA.— Ist Innings. WYodlull b Hammond 50 Jackson c La r wood b Tate 1 Bradnian c Duckworth b Tate 334 Kippax c Chapman b Tate 77 McCabe b Larwood 30 Richardson c Larwood
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    WATCH THE FRUIT YOUR CHILDREN EAT.
    119 23 WATCH THE FRUIT YOUR CHILDREN EAT. Most children love fruit and many are prone to eat it regardless of it* condition. Fruit that is unripe, overripe, damaged, or sspofl which flies have rested, is highly dangerous, causiiie. acute stomach trouble, diarrhoea, cholera, worms. When you have reason to suspect your
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    Bowling.
    125 23 O. M. R. ft Wall 40 12 70 1 a'Beckett 28 8 47 1 Grimniett 56.2 16 135 5 Horuibrook 41 7 94 1 McCabe 10 4 23 1 Fall of Wickets. ***** 53 04 123 200 200 1 0 7 b 9 10 tf&l 319 370 3'/5 391
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    ST. ANDREW'S SPORTS.
    619 24 There was a large Nsssttf of spectators to see the annual athletic sports "f St Andrew's School which were held on Raffles Institution ground. The meeting was a grant success and the quality Jst sport compared very favourably with the results of other school meetings, reports the
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    ELECTRICITY.
    32 24 W« can coach vou in >our o*n home i,Our own time You can tl.ii* .prov. 1 Prospects w.thout rehnultnV your present empU*™m. 'ull particulars from the 1.C.5., 137-". >cil Street, Singapore.
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    32 24 Householder "Will > »u promise to do me no physical injury if I tell you where all my ntoncy and valuables are hidden?" Burglar: "I promise, guv'nor." Householder "Well, they're in the i..»ni-
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    "'GOOD BOOKS"
    366 24 I j THE HOLY BIBLE. Authorised J Version. In large variety of] types and bindings. Published* i by the British and Foreign Bible Society, S.P.C.K., Oxford* University Press, the King's? Printers, and Collins Clear.* Type Press. Price from 50 cents to $10 5 1 J THE HOLY BIBLE.
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    THE VOICE OF THE PARSON.
    864 25 OPPORTUNITY FOR CHARITY AND GOOD MANNERS. is*** reasons brought forward to account for the decline in Churcn ttendance is the parson s voice; and vcr was there a weaker one (I refer De \he reason). Reasons of this kind Lid not pass muster if we
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    MISUNDERSTOOD.
    255 25 How often is that word used every day and how little studied. Half the world's petty troubles are caused through lack of thought; a word misconstrued has helped nations to war, and in the domestic circle life is made a misery where happiness could have reigned. A friend will
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    MALAYAN ATHLETIC MEETING.
    290 25 FULL LIST OF ENTRIES. The following are the entries for the i meeting of the Amateur Athletic Asso- ciation, to be held at Kuala Lumpur on j July iS and 10 ICO Yards. Victor Chan, L. D. E. Cullen, O. K. I Dorall, Sgt. Habib, Mohamed Hanif,
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    79 26 THE SINGAPORE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU. j* HAS BEEN ESTABLISHED I >AT No. 42 DHOBY GHAUT, J it for the convenience of those seeking employ- j £ment-to register* > names and other parti. i culars of applicants S; FOR EMPLOYMENT. f APPLICANTS FOR JOBS J REGISTERED WITH US? WILL BE SERVED IN
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    Sport of The Week A MALAYAN REVIEW.
    1134 27  - Sport of The Week A MALAYAN REVIEW. ARGUS BY Th c Malayan A. A. A. Championship feting began at Kuala Lumpur yesterm and ends to-day, and there is every ssnrance (given favourable weather) of good standard of performances, with ossibly a new record or two to make ie list look
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    FOOTBALL LOH HWA BEAT MALAYAN CHINESE.
    51 30 The teams. Prom left are seen: Mr. Manjoor Saiboo, Mr. Tay Lian Teck, Mr. and Mrs.Hastie, Sir David Galloway, Mrs. Tong Lao, Mr. Tong Lao, Mr. Aw Boon Par and Mr. Aw Boon Haw. The match drew a record croPf at the jJurn Besar
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    THE MALAYAN SATURDAY POST CRICKET SERIES.
    917 32  - THE MALAYAN SATURDAY POST CRICKET SERIES. Patsy Hendren CRICKETERS ARE FEARFUL MEN. WHY THEY DO SILLY THINGS IN BIG MATCHES. mi r*cr oc -rm LTD A KIT By Not all cricketers can be good all rounders, and to some of us there are phases of the game which, if we
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    SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF AND DUMB.
    46 32 SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF AND DUMB. I Deaf and Dumb children f between six and sixteen years of < f age will be taught to speak, read C and write. For further particulars J f apply to the Principal. Bt. < I Thomas' Institute, Kuantan, J Pahang, F.M.B. <
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    NOTED CRICKETER FOR THE PRIESTHOOD.
    498 32 "JACK" PARBONS-A M BEAU IDEAL." At Coventry Cathedral on Sunday in mail week the Rev. John Henry Parsons was ordained to the priesthood. His career is of such outstanding interest that it deserves more than passing mention. Standing two inches over six feet in height
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    CHAPTER IX. SYDNEY IS SUSPECTED.
    2487 33 CHAPTER IX. SYDNEY IS SUSPECTED. At nine o'clock on the following morning, which was Saturday, Inspector Evans and Sergeant Norman Brownrigg arrived at Miss Elspeth Brownrigg's Kensington house. The policeman who had been on duty at the house all night had been replaced by another an hour before, who saluted,
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    THE CHIEF SCOOT TALKS.
    603 35  -  Gen. Lord Baden-Powell of Gil well). THE SCOUT STAFF. (By Lt. Why carry a staff Well, there are a good many reasons for it. When I was on service in the Army I always used a staff when Scouting, and found it of the greatest use,
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    CAMBRIDGE BEAT OXFORD.
    181 35 London, July 9* Amidst scenes of uproarious excitement among the undergraduates, Cambridge snatched a sensational victory over Oxford at Lord's when a draw seemed inevitable. Declaring their second innings closed at the tea interval, when there was leas than two hours left for play, the Cambridge bowlers
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    PERMANENT WAVING
    111 35 SPECIAL REDUCTION Eugene System SSI Gallia BoacelU System MAISON INTERLANDI Permanent Waves endure; they are guaranteed for six months. 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 employed by
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    "SOUTHERN CROSS" ON EXHIBITION.
    46 35 Santa Maria (California), July 9. Wing-Commander Kingsford Smittf arrived to-day in the "Southern Cross," which he has presented to Mr. Gallat Hancock, the backer of his Pacific flight The aeroplane will be exhibited at the Aviation College and subsequently int the museum.
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    AMERICAN GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP.
    160 35 Interlachen, Florida, July 10. The American open, golf championship began to-day. There are 141 entries, including Bobby Jones, the holder, Tolley, Perkins and Hagen. The last named is considered to offer* the severest opposition to Jones. Eighteen holes were played to-day* and there will be another 18
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    118 37 Two scenes from the Paramount Talking and Musical Comedy success FASHIONS IN LOVE" fa ADOLPHE MENJOU, the -amous film favourite makes his debut as a "Talkie" star, supported by FAY COMPTON, the well English star. This production ":n u„ „,~..,~i Th. r.nit«l «rnm Mnnriau next and it declared to be
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    FOOTBALL—SINGAPOaE BEAT LOH HWA.
    59 38 FOOTBALL— SINGAPORE BEAT LOH HWA. The teams. The Uh Hwa footballers were unlucky to be beaten by 3-0 by Singapore at the Anson Road Stadium on Wednesday. The visitors played a good game but the finishing of the forwards was poor. The match drew a crowd of about 12,000. Jalan
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    ALEXANDARIA RIOTS.
    538 40 [Reuter's Service] Cairo, July 16. Two I'.uropeaus were killed and U wounded in yesterday's rioting in Alexandria, according lo the newspaper Al Ahram, which also reports that the Government has decided to suspend three Wafd laity newspapers. Cairo, Later. Tlie communique with regard to the suppiession of the
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    THE MUITSAI SYSTEM IN HONG KONG
    77 40 I R< liter's Service London, July :o, In the House <»t" Commons at tion time, Mr. Arthur Henderson, i I-'. ieji .cretary, said lie was qn prepared to submit to the League Nations the White Paper in which e phasis was laid on the
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    A DOOR IN HEAVEN.
    779 41 REVELATION AND WORSHIP. No one can hope to grasp the full significance of the astounding book which i loses the New Testament Canon. From the first it has puzzled its readers, and we are just as perplexed by it as our predecessors; but any examination of
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    33 41 The soul, by its knowledge and passions, enables this weak, imi>erfect creature, man, to change the face of nature, and, at his will and pleasure, to Income either its tyrant or benefactor. Peltham.
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    YOU AND YOUR WIFE NEED A TONIC NOW
    215 41 To Build Up Your Strength and To Safeguard Your Health Throughout The Hot Season. At this time of year in the Far East,; when the enervating heat is close at hand, if not already upon us, everybody is the better for a
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      THE MAN WHO SUCCEEDED IN EVERYTHING.
      1086 41 Bwc upon tinle there was a >* OUllfr Ewho set out to discover the highest HL-tion hich life coul(1 ffer KTcsrernl thought he concluded that tithes! satisfaction must be baaed B,' sense ol economic security. He Led that there were many things KTmoney cmlld
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