Malayan Saturday Post, 8 November 1930

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    26 1 MALAYA'S LEADING PICTURE PAPER PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY VOL. YD. NO. 42. NOVEMBER 8, 1930. PRICE 20 CENTS. The Malayan Saturday Post t NOVEMBER 8. 193 0.
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      13 1 MOET MB CHANDON CHAMPAGNE FOR ALL OCCASIONS A <ientB.' THE BORNEO CO., LTD.
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      279 2 SINGAPORE BT r PHOTO CO. 55-3, High Street, Singapore. THE LEADING CAMERA HOUSE IN MALAYA. Wholesale and Retail. Can supply all your PHOTOGRAPHIC NEEDS. With Developing and Printing Service within 24 hours. Let us have particulars of your requirements such as Cameras for rollfikns, filmpacks Films, Filmpacks, Plates, Cine and
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      148 2 U no 347 VICTORIA ST., y Singapore. y ■b^l Lwli _^^^^^^■■iißr~ T JaT a^ir^te fea% I OUR PRICES ARE THE LOWEST IN THE D TRADE FOR BEST MAKE AND FINISH. U I A CALL FROM YOU WOULD BE B M ESTEEMED A FAVOUR U jL -i a^».aaa^>^aaaMaaa*Maa!aiaa^aJ>aMatis^attMa^Mßala^MSWlllll lt I (prepaid
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    WIT and HUMOUR
    582 3 Wife How dare you swear before me Husband (very fed up) All right, you swear first.'* Tlic Irate Intruder: "Look here! You've been in there for nearly half an hour and never said a word." The Man is the Telephone Box "I am speaking to my wife,
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      112 3 IEA ioi [be discriminating hostess, II all dealers throughout Malaya. Sole Agents: A. BARIUOLOMEUSZ LTD., j-A, RAFFLES QUAY, SINGAPORE. fwARNINci I Ye« are taking a lot of I rick witk jrour car tin- I I leej jom mm CASTROL I the lubricant that really tuitf the engine! Don't be put
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      214 3 HELP FOR CAMBRIDGE I EXAMINATIONS. j i Paraphrases of King Henry V, I Coriolanus, Last of the Barons t j i etc. each 0.11 Questions and Notes of King 1 Henry V, Coriolanus, Gospel ot I St. Matthew, Acts of the Apos- ties, etc. each 0.81 i Supplement of King
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    AMAZING FINDS IN A CHINESE LAKE.
    742 4 PREHISTORIC ANIMALS. THREE MILLION YEARS OLD DEATH TRAP. A drama of three million years ago has Ixreii reconstructed by Mr. Roy Chapman Andrew* ami lVte Tcilhard jie Chardin. The scientists returned tc Peking recent ly, bringing fossil specimens from a pr«. -historic lake bed
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    PRESIDENT CHIANG KAI-SHEK.
    246 4 MALAYAN METHODISTS TO SEND CONGRATULATIONS. The Malaysia Message, the local organ of the Methodist Church commenting on President Chiang Kai-shek's acceptance of Christianity, says This news must rejoice the heart of every Christian and especially of our Chinese people. Such a step at this time in China
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    HUSBAND AND WIFE ENTER RELIGION.
    232 4 r NOTABLE MUSICIANS RENOUNCE THE WORLD. Baltimore. Alfredo Oswald, a pianist of international reputation and until recently a teacher in the Peabody Conservatory of Music at Baltimore, has entered the novitiate of St. Isaac Jogues at Wernersville, Pa., to study for the priesthood in the
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    MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.
    74 4 London, Nov. 2. The final return of Municipal electio in about So of the largest cities ai towns show 79 Conservative pains v 10 losses, Labour 27 gains 0: losses, I dependents 24 gains 20 losses, Libert 0 Rains 17 losses. Some of the -arge Labour losses were
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    FORMOSAN REBELS.
    44 4 HEADQUARTERS CAPTURED B PUNITIVE EXPEDITION. Tokyo, \'ov. J. It is announced that the punitive c pedition forces have captured 'he h& quarters of the rebels at Maheto in <* tral Formosa, after a fierce Kittle i which Lieutenant Torao Ara^ others were killed.
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    CANADA-U.S. TUNNEL.
    66 4 OPENED BY MR. HOOV?* MILES AWAY. I Windsor, Ontario. J M The first vehicular tunnel beti^J 'Canada and the United States <W led by a signal from Mr. H X miles away a.t the White Hoti m ington. The president presse 1 which sounded gongs here an m
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      131 4 n, ESL^i \y A PAIR OF k /Qimfl iMfi E YLS Eyes that are Crystal-clear— limpid as a mountain stream Such eyes transform the plainest face with their radiance, making it vivid and beautiful. The fundamental requirement for beautiful >parkling eyes is rich, pure blood. It is the exhilarating feeling
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    NOBEL PRIZE FOR LITERATURE.
    100 5 [Reuters Service. Stockholm, Nov. 5. The Nobel Pri/.e of Literature 1930. valued at £6,500, has been awarded t<> the American novelist, Sinclair Lewis. Mr. Sinclair Lewis is one of America's outstanding authors. Born 45 years ago, he l>ecaine a journalist upon leaving Vale and acted as
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    GOLD SUPPLIES.
    57 5 fkeutcr's Service.] Geneva, Nov. The gold delegation of the financial committee of the League of Nations is again in session for the purpose of dealing with the work left over from the meeting in June. This refers to fluctuations in the purchasing powtff of gold ui>on which the
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    SETTLEMENT OF DISPUTES WITHIN THE EMPIRE.
    203 5 SETTLEMENT OF DISPUTES WITHIN THE EMPIRE. ARBITRATION TRIBUNAL. [Reuters Service.] London, Nov. 3. The heads of the delegations at the Imperial Conference met at No. 10 Owning Street this morning and began the final consideration of questions concerned with the constitutional aspect of inter-Imperial relations. It is learned in well-informed
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    LARGEST FLYING BOAT.
    76 5 [Reuters Service.] Berlin, Nov. 5. The twelvc-engined Dornier flyingboat Do. X took off to-day from Lake Constance on a flight to Calshot, via Amsterdam, preparatory to an attempt to fly the Atlantic via Lisbon and the A /ores. Amsterdam, Nov. 5. The Do. X flying-I>oat has arrived
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    RUBBER FOR ROADS.
    105 5 [Reuters Service 1 London, Nov. 5. In the House of Commons, replying to Sir r.eorge Penny (Cons., Kingston-on-Tliaines) Mr. Herbert Morrison, the Minister of Transport, said rul>l*r was not being used 'in any experiments which the Ministry was conducting witf] regard to road purposes, but his technical
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    TO AVERT WORLD TRADE DEPRESSIONS.
    114 5 AMERICAN PLAN. [Reuters Service.] New York, Nov. 3. Realisation that some central economic theory of co-ordinated financial leadership is needed to avert worldwide tradedepressions, is l>eliind a plan for a gigMtk international trust which, according to the newspapers, is under consideration by American financial and
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    UNITED EUROPE.
    130 5 [Reuters' Service.] Johannesburg 1 Nov. 5. Addressing a League of Nations l/nion meeting, General Smuts was gloomy over the prospects of the Disarmament Commission discussion at the next Cieneva Assembly. He expressed the opinion that the proposed confederation of Kuroi>e was the result of ecouomic conditions. Jle did
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    RECEPTION TO THE CONSUL-GENERAL OF CHINA.
    61 7 Photographs taken at the Reception given by the Straits Chinese Church tc D r Chen Chan Lok. ISroup photograph taken at the Tea Party given in honour of Dr. Chen Chang Lok, the new CmuMfaWnl for China, by the Old Boys of Chinese High
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    YACHT CLUB TROPHY RACE.
    30 8 The crew of the winner "Punai." Left to right: A. C. Young, F. L. Waterhouse. J. G. Wallace. The crew of Jean 1 1 coming ashore.
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    RUGBY MATCH BETWEEN SELANGOR AND PERAK.
    51 8 A. J. Mantle and R. G. Macmorran of <4 Betsy." 2nd in the Trophy Race. Selangor team (colours) on the left and and Perak on the right. The Quest Divine," a Biblical play staged by the Telok Ayer Church Epworth League at Wesley Church
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    THE BLACK ASP.
    4645 10  -  LINDSAY HAMILTON BY INSTALMENT SIX. Lady Muriel Waine isciopir.. Nat Bingham when their car is a:- icked by three masked men, and ler, "The Black Asp" takes Lad/ Muriel back to town, to her friend Mrs. Arkwright. Muriel fully rea]ise< bom what she has l>cen saved. But
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      66 11 I The Master Camera "TOURIST" Size 3i |x2l 2 2 SPECIFICATIONS:. I Double Anastigmat Heliar F. 4. 5. lens; Double extension; Interchangeble and self-timing Compur Shutter; Cross and Rising fronts; Complete with three single slides in leather j wallet. j Price $83. 40. j OBTAINABLE AT I WAH HENG Co.,
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    Our London Letter
    2174 12 KHE FASTEST AIR PILOTS. POPULAR AMBASSADOR RETIRES. THE PIONEER OF MOTORING. A GREAT COCKNEY HUMORIST. London, Oct. J, 193°Army's New Aircraft. Pilots of the Royal Air Force flying the Super-marine S6 and Gloster Napier seaplanes which were built for last year's Schneider Trophy race, have been flying
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      156 12 <■**m~± 1 DOLLAR STEAMSHIP LINE cJm/AMERICAN^MAIL LINE ROUND THE WORLD SERVICE. From SINGAPORE and PENANG via COLOMBO, SUEZ, PORT SAID, ALEXANDRIA, NAPLES, GENOA and MARSEILLES To NEW YORK and BOSTON. Regular Fortnightly Service Excellent Accommodations. NEXT SAILINGS Att. Singapore. Leave Spore Leave Pentng President Wilson Nov. 10 Sow. 13 Nov.
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      138 13 K.6iocKH(yiss£(M7iri^| frpiClHl 111 IIuICSS i c\rv^l KOINNR J v^yO/i^H I VI i-ti f#f/ Jill Ituu p^fezjnjlrtM You will always remain faithful to "47// Eau de Cologne, g once you learnt its value in the days of your trial. Cool as a mother s hand is its touch on the fevered
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      392 14 You must try itl.xpcnsive'r Postum} Quite the contrary. f\ It costs only two cents a cup to prepare. y Healthful} Yes indeed its an every day drink for everybody. "Flavour} Try this cup isn't it delicious o-nd different} Can you imagine a more delightful drink} Postum is made of pure,
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    86 16 SELANGOR SCHOOLS CUP FINAL— V.I. VS. KLANG ANGLO CHINESE SCHOOL. The donor of the Cup— Mr. Stowell (Headmaster of V.1.) tailing on Left to light: Mr. E. La M. Stowell, Headmaster V.1., Mrs. Mr. H. W. Thomson, C.M.G. Mis. Cochrane to distribute the awards. Cochrane and Mr. Wilson. HOCKEY-GIRLS SPORTS
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      141 17 TWO NEW "CRUSHES". c^**j^dßH^^^fch^ /y***-«*j* v^^ A v^ 'Sm v"* a r^ tKrm^ T aB a r"* wt r^ —^PPTi 2^- f *-»V- i^^^. <ivf 1 -^^^.jrfp '"*;:'ii^S<»> [> "S<tlsy(*^^« Hi *"*c ''•''imKwSLw Jb I Dependable I against insect pests r^f For utter deadliness unfailing killing action— H no insecticide
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    LITERARY NOTES.
    1695 18 Special to v Th§ Malayan Saturday Post." •> T Copyright. v London, Oct. o, 1930. NOVELS OF NOTE. The nrst weeks of the autumn publishing season are, as a rule, signalised by the appearance of novels by some of our more distinguished writers. The present season proves no
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      97 18 THE DITCH EAST INDIES < J y V ET another stronghold of "Milkmaid" j > Sweetened Condensed Milk in the East. V All classes of all races in these islands have learned to value its creamy richness. V J To-day in the Dutch East Indies, good housewives do not ask
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    Sparkles
    520 19 Being Smiles of the Week. \jy vuiz. i »ptimists v. Pessimists battle ,es. The P.'s arc at present well on points. KB., however, is rallying the forces for a big effort. His in the right place, anyway. tpsodisiilg about our "Commonof Free Nations," the "S^.P." kvlares that it has
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    "IT'S A WISE JUDGE."
    138 19 "Next case," called out the judge, and a middle-Aged Irish couple was ushered into the court-room. They made a pitiful picture as they stood there before the bar of justice the gtrong, healthy, two hundred pound woman and her poor, meek, battered, little spouse. The judge
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    OUR SPECIAL SHORT STORY: The Secret of The Mountain.
    2919 20  - OUR SPECIAL SHORT STORY: The Secret of The Mountain. JOHN CREASEY I By *L I "There is not the ilighteat chance of you getting it. Clifford. Dozens of more experienced protpectors have failed.' 1 Howard Mitchell si*>ke calmly, but beneath that calm there was a >eriousness both ten*, and threatening.
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    AMERICAN ELECTIONS.
    587 21 [Renter's Service Ntw York, Nov. 4. country jK>lled to-day in an elsenil of baffling uncertainties though 1 .^ratic swing of the pendulum -•(kted likely even by the Re,l dichards. The weather was Bpftttqr is reported in many disti proceedings were general 1\ though a negro was shot dead
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    AMERICA'S FIVE MILLION UNEMPLOYED.
    80 21 Washington, Oct. 30. Mr. Green, President of the American Federation of Labour, has appealed to ill groupi to join the Movement to provide jobs and relief to conquer unemployment. It is anticipated that the official estimate of 3,500,000 unemployed will l>e increased in the winter months
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    IMPERIAL CONFERENCE AND NAVAL BASE.
    88 21 I Renter's Service.] London, Nov. 5. 1 It il believed that the heads of the > delegations to the Imperial Conference have approved the report of the ounmittee presided over by Mr. MacDbnald in favour of the completion of the ShiKapOTC Dock in accordance with
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      389 21 Analyze the Allowance on Your Used Car Jf a dealer pays you more than tde true wortd of tde ear de must make up tde difference by extra cdarges on tde new ear or re-sell it to some one else at too digd a price PERMANENT value is always better
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    The Malayan Saturday post. November 8, 1930. THE "HOME AGENTS."
    285 22 The Malayan Saturday post. November 8, 1930. THE "HOME AGENTS." The Municipal Commissioners have had yet one more discussion resolvmu round the vexed question of the Home Agents ami their competition with Iced arm in tendering "W^ and B further debate 00 a resolution is Ul be initiated by Mr.
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    SELF-HELP FOR PLANTERS.
    253 22 Malaya's rubber planters hanllv l>r feaß to nave applied vcrv SUCCeS* fully the recent, ol Samuel Siml*. Vncl h n not altogether their faultThey have been unable to form orgamM tiouscapabkof»nyi«lachievemeiiui H1 lheway of setf-help. The R.G.A. U1 London is director* 1 and agency ••koii m md
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    TRADE TIDE TURNING.
    182 22 OPTIMISTIC REVIEW OF F. 8.1. N«>\ Discussing the world-wide trad it pro-ion, the review issued quarto by the Federation of British Endu takes the view that by cMßpariaoi that of certain other Countries B ittsfa trade ha> beet only moderately As t. the future the review kales
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    TRADE BOOM EXPECTED NEXT YEAR.
    281 22 bonne* confidence, out nothing mi r t certain than CMBlttg b*nMM New "The l>u-incv> fool in ig2t> w; t irbo had DO fear." u>ncludecl Go Dawcs. "The fool Worn is he wl.no h< >i kt. GENERAL DAWES IS OPTIMISTIC AND WHY. Certainly that a business
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    OLD CHINESE PAINTINGS.
    80 22 EXHIBITION OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. There xv ill be m Exhibition of oi Chinese paintings at the St. MatuW Young People's GmM. 15a Neil R<*l (close to the Fairtid.l Girte 1 Schooll November :th. Bth and uth. daily tron p.m. to 11 p.m. to which tlu- Pdi
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    HAKUSAN MARU IN COLLISION.
    56 22 BISHOP OF KOREA DIES OF SHOCK. I Renter's Service.] Tokio, N The N.Y.K. Iteftmcf Hak'^an was badly (ktniged in i Knkc harlxmr with the Britisl Benmacdhui, necwritettng of all her passengers. The Rt. Rev. M. N TVolh J^' British Bbhofi <>t Korea, •board the Haknmn Mam,
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    AMAZING MOTOR CYCLIC PERFORMANCE.
    64 22 150 MILES PER W [Reuters Service London The amazipf >v^ ot i: "j i v wan .i l» c i hour on two \\heel> W« J the British ruler Wright < XX.C. Jap motor cycle a 1 Ml speed of 136 miles per l\< on September
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      113 22 To enhance the \^V beauty of your hair Jjr KEEPS THE HAIR IN PLACE Mother, you must carefully choose Baby's talcum. Talcums of heavy scents, or coarse in texture, irritateandinflame tender skins. Such talcums maybe gritty or caustic Don't use them for your baby Mermen Borated Talcum is made especially
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    AMERICAN ELECTIONS.
    489 23 AMERICAN ELECTIONS BREATHLESS EXCITEMENT. [Rkutbr's Service.] New York, Nov. t>. latest state of the parties in the t Representatives is: ReibUcans n6, Democrat! no, Fannerboui The Democrats need all eight itstanding seats for a bare uiajority. Wi: the i>«>sition in both the Senate id House of Representatives now Dounting to
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    MR. LYONS AND LABOUR.
    78 23 AUSTRALIAN TREASURER RESIGNS. [Reuters Service.] Canberra, Nov. 6. Mr. Lyons, Acting Treasurer, lias iv- 1 signed following i» resolution by i Labour Caucus ordering legislation t<» t<» compel holders of the ,(^7. (>/M( ()<) t loan maturing in December to hold their i. bonds for another
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    GERMANY AND REPARATIONS.
    124 23 GOVERNOR OF FEDERAL RESERVE BANK SAILS FOR EUROPE. Renter's Service. l New York, N<»v. 6. In \ic\ v <>f the recent visit to Ne* York of Hen Schacht, Ex-President of the ReichsU.u wlio had stated that Germany must cease Reparation payments unless other countries helped her to
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    FRENCH BANK CRASH.
    137 23 f ßenter's Service.] Paris, Nov. b. M. Tardieu is personally taking itcpt <• minimise the injury due to the recent losinu of the Adam Hank, one of the ddest banking institutions, with over [00 branches in North France. The crash was particularly felt in loulogne, whose population
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    R 101 ENQUIRY.
    251 23 I Reuters' Service.] London, Nov. 6. When the Xi- 1 enquiry was rettuacd to-day Sn John Simon, umitioninn Air vlttrshal Sir John llij;giii*, elicited ti fact that tlu- repairs to the gasbogi which \\di holed through chafing and also to the engine that broke during the trials
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    SINO-SOVIET DEADLOCK.
    480 24 BIG FRICTION WITH SOVIET FEARED. Nanking. Oct. 24. In confiimttiofi of the reported breakdown iii the Sino-Soviet iicv»tiati'tn>. at the Moscow Conference for the peitlemenf of the Chineee Easlem Railway dispute. i> an official declaration by the Nanking Central Political Council yesterday ■nnoancing the intention of ihe Nanking
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    ITALIAN EARTHQUAKE.
    175 24 Rose, Oct. 30. Twenty-two people were killed in the Senigallia district and two killed and bo injured at A neon a as a result of an earthquake at eight o'clock this morning. Much material damage was done in West Province Marches, where a number of houses collapsed. The
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    LIBERAL DISSENSION.
    223 24 SIR JOHN SIMON'S DENUNCIATION OF GOVERNMENT. i Renter's Service.] London, Nov. 5. The croft-voting by the Literals in yesterday evening*! unemployment division in the House of Commons, when f»ve, including Sir John Simon and Sir Robert Hutchison, voted against the Government and four, including Mr. Walter Runciinan, for
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    THE CHIEF SCOUT TALKS.
    629 25 SCOUTS AS AIRMEN. (By Lt. Gen. Lord Baden-Powell of Gilwell). balance and weight for kite wings, and the variations of wind, air pockets, etc., and this is all jolly useful knowledge much of which cannot be learned from book*. Then he must get to know all
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    INDIAN PRINCES DINE WITH PRINCE OF WALES.
    59 25 London, Oct. 24. The Prince of Wales entertained the 1 Indian Princes to dinner at York House to-day. Other guests were the Duke of Connaught, Lord Cromer, Lord Goschen, Lord Hardinge, Lord Wodehouse, General Sir Philip Chetwode, Sir Walter Lawrence, Field Marshal Claud
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    TO DINE AT BUCKINGHAM PALACE.
    53 25 London, Oct. 24. Their Majesties will entertain the Indian Princes attending the Round Table Conference to dinner at Buchingham Palace on Nov. 4th. The Duke of York ivill be among the guests. The Maharaja of Bikaner is going to 'Chequers" this week-end as the guest
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    INDIANS IN SOUTH AFRICA.
    83 25 SUGGESTED SEVERANCE OF I RELATIONS. j Cape Town, Oct. 23. Maritzburg. The terms of the re- oltition in advocation of severance of j iplomatic relations between the Inion and India have been communi- ated to several of the Indian Round *able Conference delegates at present E
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    642 27  - Sport of The Week A MALAYAN REVIEW. ARGUS C 3 ledine of the S.C.C. rugger side n was demonstrated on Saturen they were rather fortunate to eir Malaya Cup tie with Negri fit Seremban. Each side an unconverted try. Segri were not at full strength, s ;,ussiblc that had their
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    POOL EMPIRE GOLD RESERVES.
    137 27 London, Oct. 30. In the house of Commons this afternoon Sir Oswald Motley, dealing" with the trade depression, urged the establishment of a more stable monetary system in the Empire. He said the stabilising of gold and price fluctuations was one of the hifftre^t factors in
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    115 30 Flashlight photograph taken on the night of the Eighth Anniversary of the Old Frees' Association, Penang on Tuesday 21st. Oct., 1930 (the 1 14 th Anniversary of the Penang Free School). Among those seated are I. Mr. Khoo Sian Ewe, the President, 2. Mr. D. W. Me Leod, the Patron,
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    STARTLING FIND UNDER THE ABBEY.
    184 32 London, Sept. 27. The remarkable discovery has l>cen 1 made of portions <>i a church about eight and a hall centuries "I*l beneath the Boor of Westminster Abbey, and a problem which has puzzled many archaeologists may now be solved during the next few weeks.
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    RADIUM FIND IN CHINA.
    113 32 HOPE. FOR CANCER VICTIMS. Toronto, Sept. j The discover} ol a radium deposit near Wilberforce, Ontario, i> announced by Dr. E. G. Richards, a well-known Toronto X-raj specialist, who declares that the samples ol ore are richer in radium than the ore from the Belgian Congo,
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    BRAZIL BANKS RE-OPEN.
    96 32 BRAZIL BANKS RE -OPEN. Sew York, < >ct. Fifteen million dollars worth of gold arrived here to-day for the Guaranty Trust Company from Banco do Brazil. Associated Press reports from Rio de Janeiro state that the Junta i> taking steps to restore the commercial life of Brazil. The banks have
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    A REPLY TO MUSSOLINI.
    195 32 Paris, Oct. M. Tardieii, in speech, to-d ferred to the position o! France and said "We are living in a time ol vial mental trouble, when a supe of words i> Died, exceeding the hility <>t .K-ts. i >ur people are .uhl wise and do n<>t
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    CONSERVATIVE MEETING
    464 34 ACCEPTANCE OF MR. BALDWIN'S POLICY. London, Oct. 50. A momentous secret meeting of the Conservative Party, on which the future leadership may depend, was held at Caxton Hall, attended by 600 Conservative peers and commoners, and adopted candidates. The great public interest was indicated by a large crowd
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    MR. FORD-PROHIBITIONIST.
    201 34 MR. FORD-PROHI-BITIONIST. NEW ESSEX FACTORY TO BE "DRY." London, Oct. 10. Henry Ford, who is paying a brief visit to London, told a Pressman be believed prohibition was coming in Eng- land slowly but surely, and he intend* to demonstrate his belief in the efficaq of Prohibition by making his
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    A TIGER VISITS SINGAPORE
    102 38 Shot by the Straits Hunting P arty at Choa Chu Kang Village on October 26. The following formed the party Messrs. Gay Ah Lek, Goh Teck Mong, Low Peng Hee, Soh Eng Bock, Tan Tian Quee, Ng Cheng Kiang, Tan Heng Jin, Ong Kirn Hong and
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    K. O. R. CUP POLO AT JOHORE BAHRU.
    51 38 The Army Team (winners), left to right :-Lt.-Col. D. P. Dickinson Lt.-Col. W. M. Hore, Lt.-Col. R. F. H. Drake Brockman and Major D. J. Stevens. Left to right :-Lt.-Col. K. E. Milford (Referee). Mr. C. B. Coop keeper) and Mr. Redfearn.
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    ROUND TABLE CONFERENCE PROBLEMS.
    431 40 IMPERIAL INITIAL POINT FOR DECISION. London, Oct. 19. With the practical completion of the Round Table Conference personnel by CTllWwWr Ist, the first geiuial nieeUiK of Jhe Hritish Indian delegation vuh take place on November 3rd. Those already in London have not had many opportunities of
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    OBJECTS OF ROUND TABLE CONFERENCE.
    299 40 GREAT BRITAIN'S DESIRE. London, < tet. 23. Proposing the toast oi the Round fable Conference at a dinner of the Institute of Public Administration, at which delegates to the Imperial Conference were present, the PostmasterGeneral, Mr. Lee> Smith, said that Great Britain desired to introduce
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    IHE NATIVE PROBLEM IN AFRICA.
    290 40 IHE NATIVE PROBLEM IN AFRICA. NEED FOR CO-OPERATION. Nov. iGeneral HerUog, the South African Prime Minister, made a considerable l»ression by the speech in which he more co-operation between the British and South African Governments m dealing with native problem! in Africa. He recalled that recently be supported a South
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    THE WORLD'S CAPITAL.
    120 40 SHOULD BE DISTRIBUTED THROUGH THE WORLD. Berlin, Nov. 3. Opening the nem Reichabank building in Dresden Dr. Luther, President <>i the Reichsbank, declared "Germany most always show the world that she insists >n carrying <>ut the section <>i the Voting plan which stipulate! that all nations affected
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    MINE DISASTER.
    56 40 160 LIVES LOST 1 Reuters' Service.] Athens, Ohio, K«*. 5Om hundred and >ixt> miners** killed m the Milliield coal mine as tl result 6i a ga> explosion followed b lire. A Minilar number escaped injure or partly passed. The victims include the president* the company owning the mine
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    QUIET HOUR
    966 41 LFTTING BYGONES BE BYGONES. men were arguing about the to deal with an enemy. One 'I believe in fighting an enemy own weapons. That's the only way of dealing with him.'' \V lUfxtti the other inquired, with live gentleness "Tell me, please, long does it take you to
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    THE PARISH CHURCH.
    711 41 INFLUENCE IN NATIONAL LIFE. The Englishman's Pride. From early times I church's dedication, writes .1 "Times" corresi>oudent, was annually commemorated on the date on which it was set apart for Divine worship, but in is;,b the authorities in Church and State ordered that throughout Bngbnd the dedication
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    PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICES
    392 41 PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICES The Road To Perfection. The perfection to which a Christian can attain is only relative. It consist* in tending unceasingly and without flagging or resistance towards absolute perfection. This, however, remain.-: an ideal which must be the more inclefatigably pursued, inasmuch as it is not altogether to
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    INDWELLING PRESENCE OF THE DIVINE SPIRIT.
    1981 42 A lermoa preached by the Archbishop of W.iles in St. Woolot' Cathedral Church, Newport, it the opening of the Church Congress. I.phesians iv. Kndeavouring to keep the unity of the Spirit in the bond of peace." The Chtirdl of Kngland ami the Church in
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    45 42 Self or God. We must never suffer our c to be attended with sadnes? quietude that kind of confu- P* cceds from self-love, btCtO* ■a^ troubled at not being perfc 1 much for the love of Clod as f« of ourselves. St. Francis dj i
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    RISING IN FORMOSA.
    387 43 DEr CELESS JAPANESE AUGHTERED. Tokio, Oct. 27. >een received of a wide by savage tribes in Cen The tribesmen are at cil police posts and, in on< massacred the occupants "j,,,,.., being mobilised to dea! l t nation and aircraft are re •he disaffected area. Tokio. uvr
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    FORMATION OF NATIONAL COUNCIL OF INDUSTRY.
    773 43 FORMATION OF NATIONAL COUNCIL OF INDUSTRY. I The setting up of a National Council of Industry and Commerce is proposed by a group of prominent industrialists whose chairman is Sir William Morris. They have issued the following letter You are cordially invited by the undersigned to attend a meeting to
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    ROYAL CHRISTENING.
    79 43 London, Oct. 30. Dressed in a cream silk old lace robe no years old, used for the christening of Queen Victoria and nearly all her descendants, the ten week old Princess Margaret Rose was christened this, afternoon in the private chapel at Buckingham Palace by the Archbishop of
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    R101 WIRELESS OPERATOR.
    67 43 London, Oct. 30. The RlOl wireless operator, A* Disley, has been awarded a medal, for, meritorious services, of the Order> of the British Empire. [A message on October sth stated that A. Disley, the wireless operator in the Rio 1, after escaping from the burning 1 airship
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