Malayan Saturday Post, 22 November 1930

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    30 1 The Malayan Saturday Post ILLUSTRATED MALAYA'S LEADING PICTURE PAPER PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY VOL# vii NO 44 NOVEMBER 22, 1930. PRICE 20 CENTS. The Malayan Sturday Post ILLUSTRATED NOVEMBER 22. 1930.
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      218 1 TiMfs-HMEO C 0. t tT>. I ilium: nniiiiiiiiinmmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiminHiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiN I l"^™"^" l^Br DELIGHTFUL DESIGNS IN OUR NEW y^^mW^^S. I STERUNC SILVER IP.N. S. WARE f^HA I I ■J^^^ L- '^fr- tempting Mnd Smart Jn Jippearanee. t^S^^o^\ 1 1 mi *S **am'S) n Wl"- GIVE OS PLEASURE TO HELP YOU TO MAKE
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      6 1 GflflHP Anpnta. |WE MWHO CO., 111,
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    AMERICA TO RELINQUISH EXTRATERRITORIALITY
    26 2 AMERICA TO RELINQUISH EXTRATERRITORIALITY Washington, Nov. .5. I The United Stataa has submn M posals to Nanking for the gradual M quishment of extra temporality. I
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    MOTOR SPIRIT FROM TAR.
    410 2 ACCIDENTAL DISCOVERY. A group of scientists, chemists and engineers gathered in a small iron shed at Slough, and watched a plant at work which, it is claimed by its inventor, Mr. Robert H<lwin Goldsbrough, will eventually provide this country with its own supply of motor spirit
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      246 2 SINGAPORE si 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 Barvice within 24 hours. Let us have particulars of your requirements such as Cameras for rollfilms, filmptcks Fi mS| Filmpacks, Plates, Cine
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      105 2 gtHiiiitwiiHiiiiiHiiiiiiiiffninitiniiiimn^iiiiiii HiiiiiiuiiiiwiHwiifiMifiiitfHiiniiiiiiiiiitiM I THE MALAYAN SATURDAY POST. PREPAID SUBSCRIPTION RATES. I Slngla Copy W mm* I WiHrfn Brittib Ifaliya. OotAfo Brtf* Malay*. 3 «H»tlw $3.30 SVMihi $3.13 6 sMNnbt 4.75 6 wm*tos &03 I ia months 9.00 12 WM** 11.60 i NOTE: Pteasa add 25 cent* to cavtr bank cafwnMan
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    WIT AND HUMOUR
    618 3 Vicar. Now, who can tell me why Lot's wile was turned into a pillar oi silt' Bright Scholar. Please, sir, she wasn't satisfied with her lot. The honeymoon is that part of a girl's life which comes between the lipstick and the broomstick. Teacher— "What is the
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      76 3 iAlor the.discrimiDating hostess. ill dealers tbroaghoat Malaya Sole Agents: A. BARTHOLOMEUSZ LTD., j-A. RAFFLES QUAY, SINGAPORE. 124 HOURS PARIS-SAICON! FRENCH HERS CAPT. Goulette Lieut Laloutte, of course relied on OWAKEFIELD MOTOR OIL .(.Wakened &Co., >rated in England). pore Penang. ****THOSE****»* lie BleMing *nd are < llr0!1 prolong the same tboald
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      174 3 I DICTIONARIES. King's English ...$20.00 Collin's Modern 1.50 Collin's New Clear Type 0.60 Collin's Graphic 4.05 Collin's Pocket Pronouncing 0.60 Collin's Large Type 1.35 Collin's Gem, 2£" x 4" 0.81 Collin's Illustrated Pocket 0.60 j Chamber's Twentieth Century 4.05 1 Highroads 0.81 Etc., etc. PETER CHONG CO,, Educational Booksellers and
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    Sparkles
    572 4 Beina Smiles of Week. k The EatanswiU cult in H>uinah>m has hitherto been left, in Malaya, to the heathen of "the Northern Settlement." Now. perhaps lamentably, it has spread I pore. It > all over this Council Refc Th< "Straits Time- 1 bathes nd condemns it, and says so
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      151 4 MERRY CO. I N9 347 VICTORIA ST.. I SINGAPORE. z/ -*A_< I OUR PRICES ARE THE LOVs/EST IN THE TRADE FOR BEST MAKE AND FINISH. I A CALL FROM YOU WOULD BE J ESTEEMED A FAVOUR H v y^ ~s? y y ~y^ y f s~~~2^~ <r 1 fl Jum
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    HOPES FOR PEACE IN CHINA.
    439 5 HOPES FOR PEACE IN CHINA. |EAN N GLESS STRUGGLE OF MILmARISTS." Peking, Nov. 17. 11 uin Piugtehchuan 'west aII that au express train IVking from Paotouchen, p Suiyuan railway, has been .1 force of several hundred fa and I'hindered1 'hindered of valuables and ils. Shanghai, Nov. 17. cin;: 0-day at
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    TWO THOUSAND BUTCHERED.
    342 5 FEROCIOUS REDS IN CHINA. Shanghai, Nov. 17. There is an uncon tinned Chinese report from Canton that the Reds, under Pang Teh Huai, Chu Teh and Mao Chen Tung, were driven out of Kianfu by '.overunieiit troops last week aud fled south in the direction of Kangchow,
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    PERILS OF AIR TRAVEL.
    95 5 L<a Rochelle, Nov. 15. The Do-X departed for Bordeaux at 11.35. Earlier in the morning the French naval lemi-rigid airship searching for I)o-X developed a gasleak and crashed near Rochfort and was wrecked. The two occupants crawled through the debris ami escaped. London, Nov. 15. A
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    THREAT FROM PROTECTED COUNTRIES.
    197 5 Nov. 15. Speaking at a Bedford Labour meeting last night, the Prime Minister (Mr. J. R. Mac Donald) expressed the view that it was absolutely impossible for any British Government to tell honestly the Dominion Premiers that the people of Great Britain could face a fiscal
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    AIR MAIL OVER ATLANTIC.
    179 5 BRITISH-AMERICAN COOPERATION. Washington, Nov. 15. Mr. Warren Irving Glover, Secoud Assistant Postmaster General, United States, has announced that an agreement has been negotiated with the Imperial Airways and the Pan- American Airways for an Anglo-American air mail service to start within a year. Everything has IK-en
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      204 5 /?r?\ ARE YOU THE MAN WHO SINGS IN HIS BATH? WV if ou are a nu sanee 3ut on 'y t0 tri ose who don't feel in the moot! jNfe v y^^ for singing themselves. And that is their look out. It they wake J y up liverish and out
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      233 5 ARE YOU QUALIFIED TO OCCUPY THIS CHAIR? I >« > not be content with just holding your present position, but be ready to fill the place of the man above you. There is only one way in which you caa qualify for a butter position and that is by TRAINING
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      120 6 ii EASTERN GRAMOPHONE CO., LTD. 1 > 1 IT LfISK FOR Chappie Needles I Chappie Records I 0. YT I Imperial Records j iiHave you heard Sleepy Valley 8 land Rainbow Man with latest ii Hawaiian Guitar? Just arriv-| :::ing. Ask your dealer. J i n jgn 1 1 1
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      124 6 v \i- Ms, y Y K <?h/, I I I LAST TWO NIGHTS fJ«D4Y W- 40RR0W AT 3-15, 6-15 9-15 p m DENNY The Famous English Comedian in the Season's Screen Sensation "WHAT A Delightful Comedy Drama of a Woeful Tramp and a Haughty Heiress. I FAST FUN and SPAKKLING
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    POLO CLUB GYBKHANA.
    54 7 HELD AT THE SINGAPORE POLO CLUB LAST SATURDAY. M. Mac Cc .el! on Kampar, 2nd in individual ft Hm* secured a win on Dr. Tul.'s Mr Maynard (United States Consul -^harH Mrs. Bjjt.^ Mri. Manasseh who won the women's tilting L«ft, Capt. Whitty on Chick and right,
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    SINGAPORE WEDDING.
    78 8 The wedding ot Miss Cynthia Mahony. the niece of Sir William and Lady Murison. and Mr. A. D. M. Poison, ot 'he General Rubber Company, S pj POLO CLUB GYMKHANA. coxTLMhin from premois page. PHOTOGRAPHS TAKEN AT THE POLO GYMKHANA LAST SATURDAY. I The Bridegroom and the Bride
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      165 9 I CARLSBERG BEER a THE dect IP. int dcol. Obtainable from all dealers m-M an( ty the case from KgHThe East Asiatic Co., Ltd. BiP SINGAPORE. So/c Importers t CVrAre doctor's Zip BIOCITIN CHARGES YOUR BRAIN NERVE CELLS WITH ENERGY, ANO SO ENSURES ACAINST PHYSICAL AND MENTAL FATIGUE. i Obtainable
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    THE BLACK ASP.
    4176 10  -  LINDSAY HAMILTON. NEW SERIAL STORY. BY INSTALMENT EIGHT. CHAPTER 16. AT THE OLD GREENHOUSE. It had fallen to Major Grier's lot to plan many a raid, not only in the days of mud and blood trench warfare in France, but later upon criminal haunts of the lowest
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      73 10 COLD SPOT X first class Virginia cig« rette at a price to sull your pocket. Gold Spot cigarettes win provide you with a most enjoyable smoke ekt\€M they I can be obtained ekt the very I popular price of SO cents per tin of 30. They are manufactured in England
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    Sport of The Week A MALAYAN REVIEW
    773 11  - Sport of The Week A MALAYAN REVIEW "ARGUS" BY the ncwsptptn referred in a inline "Singapore's Easy Win in !c .r Malaya Cup rugger tie against Oenuang on Saturday. U a however, far from being an easy I Even defeat seemed possible at rime. the first half Johore got the
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      194 11 >• itmiitumiim iniiiiiiMirtt I TS EXCEED $...000,000. ASSURANCE IN FORCE OVER $38,000,000. The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in Straits Sktti.emknts). I HEA OFFICE: Winchester House, Singapore. LONDQN OFF|C£: 2? Q|d Jcwryf Q i The Company has £20,000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England and complies with
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    Our London Letter
    2271 12 A HELPFUL WAR MEMORIALSMOKE ABATEMENT AND AIRCRAFT. IMPROVED POLICE MEASURES. AN ANECDOTE OF LORD BALFOUR. London, Oct. 17, IQ3O. New Zealand's Wise Scheme. One of the most practical of the mai.v War Memorials is that of New Zealand sheep owners for the farm-traiuiug <f the son* of
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      160 12 DOLLAR STEAMSHIP LINE Jlnd AMERICAN MAIL LINE ROUND THE WORLD SERVICE. i From SINGAPORE and PENANG via COLOMBO, SUEZ, PCRT SAID, ALEXANDRIA, NAPLES, GENOA and MARSEILLES To NEW YORK and BOSTON. Regular Fortnightly Service Excellent Accommodations. NEXT SAILINGS Air. Singapore. Leave S pore Leave Penan* President Van Buren Nov. 24
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      228 13 Oit^inii bottle |^^2i socially correct I £^^^^^^O^ li Ij I (^H|i IuPII «XT toUetries always arel Elusive, w dt c,^ li^ I^^—^^^ Frozodoni r. Z 7//" 17. tl J o Bath Soap Scented '47/r 3f I Solid E^deCoiognt fragrant, invigorating, Eau de EaudeCoiogne fip^^S^ Cologne gives to your personality >^.
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      575 14 t "We were at T^^J^Sffllr "Semsone commented, on the M I I MY* I^W m < w fc flavour of the drink. B \l\h r>«'v*'MU' remarked. 'So fj h) different,' added another." A A in course, I'd heard of A 'U- 1 2^T P^tum, o/^en *e#n t« advertised W but
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      117 14 HUNG SUNG MERCHANT TAILOR, I 123, Hill Street, I Phone No. 2235 I SINGAPORE. I MARKING TIME I SI. SI. SI. NO! I W RE GOING AHEAD! I CIME TO lUNC SUNG I TAILOI WIEIE FIT I AND STYLE IS AB I SOLUTELY GUARANTEED. I All orders I prompty dispatch-
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    ON A VOLCANIC ISLAND.
    77 16 of theii circuit of the island, were the first moto v«h.<:l« i .0 traverse w,M Auckland Harbour and is world I 1,200 ft. high. It stands as a sentinel in e H H '"7J*i,° u t a %T'ckiVccvi,td with dense New Zealand Bush. It is inter.
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      200 17 CHftl/TMAT GIFT/ sow IS THE TIME TO DO YOUR XMAS SHOPPING BEFORE THB RUSHSELEU AT YOUR LEISURE GIFTS TO PLEASE FR0 M THE LARGE VARIETY ON SHOW IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. %c it "Jiim" or SBe it "Jier"XVe dave it. A FEW SUGGESTIONS.— IV)ies, Jiandkercfjiefs, Sporting Requisites, Perfumes by Wortd and
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      145 17 This"Stands for Quality" That the "LION chop stands for quality is no unfounded statement. It signifies our endeavour to maintain the highest possible standard in aerated waters. The best quality fruits are handled in the best known method, and scientific treatment of our fruit beverages gives them the fullest health
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      420 18 Remember The Children In The Children's Festival! .1 j A BOOK-THE BEST GIFT I ?C New in every way. For Tiger Tim's own hook.' Girls of all ages from ten f^teen"^^'-:' fD Si toys bitwecn the Contains may stories A delightful book, anJ 16 seventeen w.l reve, adventure, >JM 0S»
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      50 19 Reasons why 1 65* energy-creating carbohydrate. 2 16* muscle-making protein. 7 7* strengthening fats. 1 8 minerals for blood, bond, teeth, hair, skin and nerves. C Vitamin B for health. A Roughage for digestion. 7 Delicious, nut-like taste. Quaker Oats is easily prepared in many tempting forms. Eatitdaily. Quaker Oats
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      99 19 Z THE MOST IMPORTANT PICTURE ever made. {the big trail I 20, 000 It IN THE CAST! i: Watch for release I i^H date HH Commencing Dec. 4, 1930CAPTAIN OF THE GUARD With John Bolts, L»ui» l» Plant* and a cait of 5.C00 Commencing Dec. 28, 1930KING OF JAZZ With
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    LITERARY NOTES.
    1600 19 7 Malaya* Saturday Post." I Cofytight. I ME> RIESOF AN EDITOR. London, Oct. 23, I9JO. v Amy Strachey very truly tc he introduction to her charra- "<%t Loe Strachey, His Life d Hi« PfcP**" (Gollancz), biographies J m en' 'ose names are known to this Lftti< are in
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      65 20 t I "SPECIFIC FOR DIABETES"? I Dr. Winkler's "DIABETONIT"? <• $2 per bottle or $20 per dozen. •> •> Sincere's "Special Hair Cream" •> Large Size 50 cents per bottle or $5 per dozen. •> f Small Size 36 cents per bottle V or $3.60 per dozen. SINCERE DISPENSARY? LIMITED,
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      140 20 I CHILD WELFARE SOCIETY j SINGAPORE. X'BABY SHOW'S V Will be held at the i I VICTORIA MEMORIAL I 1 HALL j I On Juesday, 25th jfovember, I Qommencing at S a.nj. i I All children up to the age of three years old are eligible provided they! have been
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      711 21 Three Important Factors Enter Into the Cost of Your Automobile Jiow mued it costs to make tde ear 2. Jiow mued extra you pay tde dealer 3. Jiow mued it costs for operation and upkeep. THE PURCHASE of an automo- number of ball and roller bear instead of a large
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    SMUGGLING LIQUOR BY AIR.
    59 21 SMUGGLING LIQUOR BY AIR. lUOTtt'l Service.] Detroit, Nov. sistenoe <>t two powerful aerial ujj organisations usitiu 30 aero- bring li<l llor from Canada to sticts on tlic American side of if 1 1 itier, ia revealed by a federal jury returning indictmenta I mcfl. It i* stated that 1 j
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    ADVERTISING WILL BRING BACK TRADE.
    234 21 1 moils Vast problems lie before u> as 1 nation. We have to find markets for our manufacturers and employment foi om people, there is n<> room lor pessimism. "It is our hope that you who arc actively engaged in this great buainesi of advertising
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    PROHIBITION.
    43 21 MAJORITY OF AMERICAN BAR FAVOUR REPEAL. f Renter's Service. I Chicago, X<>\ in. A poll of 75 per cent, of the members <>t the- American Bar Association revealed tlu.t 1 1,872 were in favour <•!' the repeal of Prohibition and 6,340 were against.
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    CREW OF ABANDONED STEAMER SAVED.
    85 21 CREW OF ABANDONED STEAMER SAVED. [Keuter's Service. J New York, Nov. 20. a desperate race against time in to an SOS call, the Mauritania the Swedish steamship Ovidia tons from New Orleans for Cardiff, Web was slowly sinking 400 Cape Race. Perfect seamanship I the Mauretauia, despite moun- seas, to
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    SUBSIDISED OPERA.
    84 21 HANDSOME ANNUAL GRANTS FROM GOVERNMENT. Reuters Service.] London, Nov. so. A $ul*Uintia] Government subsidy to as announced by Mr. Philip at i|ue>ti«>n-tinie in the H'Hise v nimons to-day. He foreshadowed i revised agreement I>vtu c^n the l'o*»t--r-Geiieral and the 13. 8.C., tvhereb) 1 A-m will grant .Co."" 0
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    CHINA'S HOPES OF PEACE
    45 21 SHANGHAI LEADERS TO SUPPORT NANKING. Renter's Service. J Peking, Nov. 30. [>ruepecta of continued peace II China were further cv- day, when 2t> Shunsi and hun genenb wired to Nauki g Maiitu, ShaiiM, pWdgiflg SWP" th« National Coveinineiit and instructions. OOQOO
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    PRIEST CAPTURED BY CHINESE COMMUNISTS.
    50 21 [Reuters Service. J Shanghai, Xov. 10. c key. Q. Tierney. an Irishman s «l*rior of St. Coluinbaifs Misnchang, So miles south-east of Si lias bttfl captured l>v ComN'<> details have btCfl received. *ktl a total of foreign male alt niissionaries now held capUlditl aud Coimnunists.
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      123 22 Train your hair to stay in place easily KEEPS THE HAIR IN PLACE vC £$fl BORRTSD -^J /^Why does Baby Cry? Baby's convulsive sobs and choking cries of pain arc frequently caused by using wrong kinds of talcum. Talcums not made especially for babies may be gritty, irritating or caustic.
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      17 22 -i Listless Conquer debility, regain health and strength with the aid of SANATOGEN The True Tonic Food
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    The Malayan Saturday Post. COUNCIL REFORM.
    260 22 The Malayan Saturday Post. COUNCIL REFORM. November 22, 1930. Thai Council Reform in Malaya, or at least in the Colony of the Straits Settlements, is a live issue is l>ecoming more and more apparent It is raised acutely by the announcement of the proposals of the European section of the
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    A MALAYAN NAVY?
    263 22 And if not, why not? Reuter teles'raphed the other day that the text has been issued of a Bill to be presented by Lord Passfield in the House of Lords to amend the Colonial Naval Defence Acts and to empower the legislature of any Colony, with the
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    ORGAN RECITAL AT THE CATHEDRAL TO MORROW
    70 22 Mi. S. I. Watkins, of Medan, "ill give an Organ Recital in St. Andrew's Cthedral after BvCMOBf on Sunday (tomorrow) November -\;rd., beginning ■boat 6.40 p.m. lli> programme will by as follows Prelude and Fugue in E Minor, J. S. Bach. Pastorale from
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    GOVERNOR OF CEYLON FOR SOUTH AFRICA.
    113 22 [Renter's Service. Loud on, Nov. jo Sir Herbert Stanley, Coveruor and Commander-in-Chief, Ceylon, has been selected as the nrst High Commissioner for the United Kingdom in Smith Africa. It is officially explained that the post has been introduced with a view to the further
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    CONSERVATIVE VOTE OF CENSURE.
    55 22 [Reuters Service] London, Nov. 11. The Conservative Leaders have notified their intention to move at an early date ;i vote of censure on tlie Governineiit "For its failure to formulate any effective prmwk for the extension ol Bmpfo Trade and for its refusal to conbidei the
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    OPENING OF INDIAN ROUND-TABLE CONFERENCE.
    533 22 OPENING OF INDIAN ROUND-TABLE CONFERENCE. [Renter's Service.] Nov. The first plenary session <>f the [i U1 Hound-Table Conference mv h< .it St. James Palace this morning, 1 Lr tlie Presidency of the Prime M .t er (Mr. J. Ramsay Mac Donald). AI: gations were fully represented. British Indian delegates now
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    Sir Tej Bahadur Sapru.
    1804 23 general discussion upon the tftutioa <>f India, Sir Tej s :n laid that it was perfectly such country as his, .contact with Western ideas the new movement of the „1,1 seek freedom within its rft man integral part of the unon wealth. India wanted, c i
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      138 24 7 x. I I Wl\ an>em i.al fe^^ESCHIENS 'Syrupl «\7/ l/i kv\ of Hacmoolobin I Already 30.000 Doctors throughout the world have agreed that this radicj remedy ALWAYS CURES, and gives health and strength. Far better than serums, raw meat, Medicated wines, etc.! a> jl <*. >. jl j». j».
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    THE HOUSE OF HAPSBURG.
    162 24 I Renter's Service.] Brussels Not The ex-Empress Zita of Hungary, who since the death of King Charles of Hungary has been living in exile in Brussels, received delegations from the Austrian and Hungarian Legitimists on tlie occasion of the coming-of-age of the Empress 1 son the
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    PROGRESS OF DO.X
    58 24 [Reuters' Service.] Bordeaux, Now 2 >. The Do.X which departed for Corunna this morning alighted on the sea ofi Santander c.t 1 p.m. for reasons unknown. All aboard are well. Later. A nier-sage from Santander states that the decent of the I>o.X was dlle to bad deather.
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    DISARMAMENT
    80 24 t COMMITTEE. < ieiieva, \<i\ 2o< Hood progress has been made by the Disarmament Committee which has disl»i icd of the complete draft dealing with naval limitation and now embarks <>n air irmament and nation*] expendittire. The proposals adopted include figures lOrrowed fmrn existing treaties t<» serve is an
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    GREATER USE OF I RUBBER.
    112 24 GREATER USE OF I RUBBER. A BRITISH SUGGESTION. Ihe Dutch rubber-growers sympathetically considered the British proposal t.. place at the disposal of the Propaganda Committee .i portion of next year's production in order to stimulate the greater use of rubber by finding new uses for it. I iie meeting dispersed
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    RECURRENCE OF INDIAN DISORDERS.
    68 24 Bombay, Nov. 17. Protest demonstrations and hartals against the sentence of Jawaharlal Nehru Were held in various centres to-day. Police made two lathi charges in which a tew were injured here and a number arrested, while the police dispersed a i huge procession at New Delhi
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    POLISH ELECTIONS.
    86 24 MAJORITY FOR PILSUDSKI. Warsaw, SOW. 17. Results s<, fa in ti lc parliamentary elections show that the Government bloc headed by PHsudfkJ secured jj 5 seats oat of a total of 44.) in the Diet. Government thus obtained an absolute majority, the lack of which in the last
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    THE JAPANESE OUTRAGE.
    183 24 THE JAPANESE OUTRAGE. PREMIER'S ASSAILANT'S BAD I RECORD. I While tlie police ban regarding M motive erf Mr. Hamagnchi's ass I has not ye! been removed it > nounced that the examination shows :.:fl Sagoya i> an ex-convict with twuH previous convictions for black: fl assault. I At i 'lie
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      343 25 fcHOICE CHRISTMAS I GIFTS J E CHRISTMAS CARDS.* K. and MOWBRAYS).* 6 cts., 10 cts., 15 cts., ts., 30 cts. &45 cts. each. IM 0 .BRAY'S CHURCHMAN'S? X KALENDAfI FOR 1931. Con-| Table of Daily Lessons. I ocket size 10 cents each. M .VBRAY'S ANGLO-.:. C A iOLIC KALENDAR FORv
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    TRIBUTE IS PAID BY SPORTSMAN.
    337 25 i > COMMANDER KIDSTON REPORTS FORD EQUIPMENT IDEAL FOR L AFRICAN SAFARI. Lieutenant Commander Glen Kidston, millionaire British sportsman, racing motorist, big game hunter and airman, lias just returned from a 4,000-mile safari in East Africa, frankly astonished a.t the ]>erform;mce against "incredible" odds of
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    TIGER KILLS TO SAVE TRAINER.
    92 25 Berlin, Oct. 13. •*n animal trainer in a circus at Leir zig owes his life to a tiger, which has been with him since a cub, and which has always l>een his special pet. As the trainer was driving his animals into the arena, a
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    DOG BITES BADEN POWELL.
    152 25 HIS PET TERRIER. London, Oct. 14. Lord Baden-Powell, the 7>year-old chief of the Boy Scout movement, has had to cancel his engagement! as the result of interposing in a dog fight on the doorstep of his home at Paxhill, Bentley, Surrey. "My two pet dogs had
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    BURMA CYCLONE.
    31 25 Rangoon, Nov. 13. As far as is at present known two people have been killed in the Kuaukpyu cyclone. Government buildings, the bazaar and pier have been completely destroyed.
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    NOBEL PRIZE FOR PHYSICS.
    19 25 Stockholm, Nov. 13The Noble Prize for Physics has been awarded to Sir Chandrasekhara Venkata Raman.
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    AMERICAN BANK FAILURE.
    24 25 Philadelphia, Nov. 13. Smith Brothers, Investment Bankers, have been suspended for insolvency. They announced yesterday they were yoiiiff into voluntary liquidation.
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    TROLLEY BUS ACCIDENT.
    111 25 CHINESE SUSTAINS FRACTURED SKULL. A serious trolley bus accident occurred ,n Wednesday, last week near the junction of Hill vStreet and Coleman St. It appears that in alighting from a moving trolley bus a Chinese passenger fell heavily and fractured his skull. The amlnilance was promptly on
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    WORK FOR THE BEST AND NOBLEST.
    894 26 THE NURSE'S CALLING. Lady Stanley, wife of the Governor of Ceylon, speaking at the opening of the Manipay Hospital extension, made an eloquenj appeal to the young women of Ceylon to take up nursing as a call ing, a work for which the country
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    NORWEGIAN STEAMER PIRATED.
    173 27 NORWEGIAN STEAMER PIRATED. A DARING CRIME. Hong Kong, Nov. 13. M message from the Xorwemtf Hiruudo, states that she -,-d between Swatow and Hong sterdaj at noon and taken to I mic member of the crew was and two Chinese compradores ried off by the pirates, are no further details,
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    CLOSING STAGES OF EMPIRE CONFERENCE.
    212 27 CLOSING STAGES OF EMPIRE CONFERENCE. FINAL EFFORTS. London, Nov. i 3« ::,perial Conference of 1930 nas six weeks mainly on the study of economics. To-day the heads legations will make a final efach an agreement to improve penal trade. j Canadian Prime Minister, nett, on Oct. io proposed 10 per
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    DISARMAMENT.
    190 27 RESOLUTION BEFORE GENEVA CONFERENCE. Geneva, Nov. 13. The Disarmament Commission to-day resumed its general discussion of methods of limitation of land armaments. Lord Cecil, on l>ehalf of the Kn-lish, French and American delegations, submitted a draft resolution to the following effect (1) Approving the principle that there should be
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    AMAZING MOTOR INVENTION.
    216 27 SIMPLE DEVICE TO DO AWAY WITH CARBONISATION. If a motorist saw a man putting a gallon of water in his petrol tank, and if he were told that the power and efficiency of the engine were improvd by doing so, enabling it to run without decarbonisation, he
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    92 29 An excellent picture of the 100-passenger Dornier Flying Ship DO.X before starting out on its trans Atlantic flight. It is powered by 12 Curtiss Condor engines of 600 horsepower each, lubricated with Gargoyle Mobiloil. The Dornier Flying Sh P outside its hangar taking in
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    SIX BRAVE WOMEN.
    398 32 SAVE HALL FULL OF PEOPLE. London, Nov. 9. Tins is the stoiv of six brave women who kept cool in I crisis and saw hall full ol people in their charf :ity old women who live at the Ann Fowler Memorial Home, Salvation Army hostel in NcUiedield-road,
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    LYONS TRAGEDY.
    201 32 WOULD-BE RESCUERS BURIED BY FALLING WALL. Lyons, Nov. 13. It is reported that 6 1 have been killed and 40 injured in series of building collapse* in the old part oi the town. The first was when a wall collapse. l one morning on t«>p ol s house
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    NEW RANK FOR KINGSFORD SMITH.
    39 32 APPOINTED AIR COMMODORE It was announced by House representatives at Ca: day that the rank of Air Comir. highest rank obtainable in lian Air P'orce, would be coni red m Wine Commander Kingsford S
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    BURMA TOWN WIPED OUT.
    47 32 BURMA TOWN WIPED OUT. BUT LIVES SPARED IN DEVASTATING CYCLONE. Rangoon, X It is reported that tV.c tcwu Ry kpyu, lower Burma, was desti i cyclone on Wednesday. N"o lift is reported but details are lacking iay to the collapse of telegraphic d nm\m> C UOm 1
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    30 MILLION PEOPLE GO TO CINEMAS.
    236 33 GREATER DESIRE FOR PLEASURE. London, Oct. 15. The greater desire of youth for pleasure and amusement was stressed by Viscount Brentford yesterday at a London meeting in connexion with the inauguration of the London Youth Evangelistic Campaign. They were told that 30 millions of
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    SELF-CONTROL.
    186 34 Di. Samuel Johnaon found thai the drinking ol w/im wn§ .1 aaare to him, and. although inordinately fond of the indulgence, be became a total abstainer. \t the banqueta ha attended, and almost made immortal, be only drank \ater whilst the rest drank wine. On those festive OCCaeioM there
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    FOUNDATIONS OF MORALITY.
    249 34 Iv nature and in morals nothing has changed, although our thoughts about them have. The great regularities of nature continue unchanged in spite of all we think and say. The seasons W« low one another as they always did, dawn and evening come as of old, the
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    A GENTLEMAN.
    64 34  -  Lord Lonsdale. Voa meet the great gentlemen where you least expect. A gentleman is a -entleman, no matter what he it. It is n< t in the birth of the man, but what is in his mind. vSo long as man docs »ha| is riulu in any walk
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    ST. AUGUSTINE.
    386 34 A STRIKING CHARACTER SKETCH. This year, which has seen the fifteenth centenary of the death of St. AngtMttoe, has naturally produced a number of l>ooks dealing with the great Doctor of the Church, but we may safely say that none have pleased us more than this l>ook by
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    WHAT IS A SNOB?
    107 34 mofa It that man <>r woman v. ;tlwa>> pretending, before the m be MMnething better— especial^ <.r more fashionable— than the) is one who think* his own po>i' life contemptible, and is always iii£ and striving to force hints OIM above, without the educat characteristics which
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    CIRCUMSTANCES.
    42 34 In>u-a«I of saying that mar. the creature of circumstance, it would be nearer the mark to say that mil] the architect of circumstance. It acter which builds an existein c circumstance. Our strengtli is mct< sured by our plastic power. Car
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    SINGAPORE ALL-CHINESE SPORTS MEET.
    109 38 Officers and Members of "Et Gloria" Lo-W R.A 0.8. on the occasion ot the I raising to 2nd Degree of Brother Ding (X) and Brother Turner (X). I Members and Officers of the combined Lodges, Grand Lodge of England and Lv •l, th» rMMtkm eiven at
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    BALKAN POLITICS.
    178 40 London. Nov. 15. News from Constantinople say* that the Italian Attbaasador yesterday left for Rome to participate in conversations between MtMeotini and the Italian and Turkish Foreign Ministers which indicates I further stage in the recent important development in the Balkans which Mr. Yeiii/.elos set in motion when
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    Quiet Hour
    989 41 SEEMG AND DOING. c ship W« sailing over the alike, lv w«W seven men en, most of them— and no Mcd between them as the ship «g. They were moody aud ami discouraged and disThere was cause for their life had dealt very hardly M seven men during
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    23 41 Learn to greet your friends with smile. They carry too many frowns in their own hearts to be bothered with any of yours.
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    TEMPTING GOD.
    716 41 MAN'S VAIN DEMANDS. Hardness of Heart. Among the repeated commands given to God's p*«>ple we read Thou slialt nut tempi the Lord thy God." It is a Itrange injunction, but its frequency indicate that there is need for men to be constantly on their guard against the evil
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    WHAT TO LEARN.
    87 41 Learn, to laugh. A good laugh is fitter than med:cine. When you smile or lau^h, your brain for a moment is freed from the load that it ordinarily carries. Learn to tell a helpful story. A welltold story is as welcome as a sunbeam in a sick-room.
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      154 41 tough she is in glorious health now, she has not forgotten the time when she, too, suffered from th treacherous, insidious ailment that attacks so many on the threshold of womanhood anaemia. She remembers those miserable days when she sees other women suffering needlessly from one or another of those
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    PROBLEMS OF THE SELF
    2127 42 THE SELF AND GOD RBy Bishop Chandler. Ml, as a vital fact, l>c.uin- I the si»k- "l God, with an initial icu tiou which God makes of Himself. He takes the lirst step, and we just respond. Very often, indeed, we assume that the opposite is
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