Malayan Saturday Post, 28 March 1931

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    30 1 The Malayan Saturday Post ILLUSTRATED MALAYA'S LEADING PICTURE PAPER PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY. VOL. VIU. NO, 10. MARCH 28, 1931. PRICE 20 CENTS. The Malaya Saturday Post ILLUSTRATED MARCH 28, 1931.
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    NEWFOUNDLAND TRAGEDY.
    500 2 EXPLOSION ON SEALER. New York, Mar. 16. Twenty are reported to have been killed by an explosion on the sealer Viking, off Horse Island, off the northern coast of Newfoundland. St. Johns, Newfoundland. Mar. 17. There was a sudden terrific detonation. The stern of the vessel was blown
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    SAVAGE SCENE IN HAMBURG PARLIAMENT.
    73 2 Hamburg, Ma r I( Savage revenge for the muidej Councillor Henning was taken by C munist members of the Hamburg pa, ment this afternoon. As soon us House opened the Communists ny the Nazis and beat them so severely i several were badly injured before
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    LABOUR ARMY.
    44 2 WIDESPREAD MOVE IN AUSTRALIA. Sydney, xM ar i g The creation of a great "lab Army" to defend Labour's ideals been decided on by the Metropoli Labour Conference, which decided organise district councils all over country m order to combat anti-Lab< forces.
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    A SOVIET OFFICIAL SHOT.
    344 2 JAPANESE FISHERY RIGHT" THE MOTIVE. London, Mar. it An unknown assailant shot < dangerously wounded M. Paul Anikei Soviet Commercial Counsellor, v.i he was leaving his residence at o o'clock this morning. It appears that M. Anikeiefi was j I entering his motor-car with the iat
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      177 2 HAVE YOU TRIED OUR Orange Squeeze? A UAL •lANCE NOW MADE W MPB •lANCBS. IJCT If you haven't Hln tried them there JHI is a delicious treat jjHTrV in store for yon. Hi HI Try bottle to HI H ll day and you will HKppH like one every day. W
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    WIT and HUMOUR
    618 3 She "No, Harry, I'm saving my kisse*. Harry "I'd like to add to your collection. Smithson "My wife is prolonging her holiday. I need her at home, but it seems useless to write suggesting that she returns." Friend: "Get one of the neighbours t<> suggest it, old
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      256 3 *^^Q| Certified good milk is acknowledged to lUtsol Q be the best means of '^^v j giving and maintaining health. ffflff^Jl strength and vitalikLytf ty. DARIGOLD I is offered all over E=^^ Malaya as a correctbalanced nourishment and which u can rely upon as a perfect food lue in the
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      158 3 V < THE MALAYAN ARITHMETIC j for < ENGLISH SCHOOLS IN ;> MALAYA t **FROM THE KNOWN TO THE UNKNOWN" SECOND AND REVISED EDITION. f v FULLY ILLUSTRATED. Parts I, II 111 at $1.00 each part. PETER CHONG CO. <• Educational Booksellers and •> a Suppliers, Printers, etc. X SINGAPORE,
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    Our London Letter
    2157 4 BRITAIN'S INTEREST IN SPAIN. MALCOLM CAMPBELL'S RETURN LONDON GREETS CHARLIE CHAPLIN. LARGE ORDERS PLACED AT THE FAIR. London, Feb. ao, 1931. The Pope Broadcasts. The many who pride themselves on tftetr recollection of I^atin ;i> taught at icliool had a unique opportunity of testdlt; their knowledge when
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    MR. HENDERSON AND PEACE.
    345 5 M it 11, ,1 Secretary, Mr. Arthur ,11 .1 speech at Hull this th it the (>real War had h peoples of all countries JU of each was dependent War an elaboration of the »f peace began with the the League of Nations. It e policy
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    GIRL GUIDE'S IMPERIAL HEADQUARTERS.
    58 5 GIRL GUIDE'S IMPERIAL HEADQUARTERS. P OPENED BY THE QUEEN. Mar. jo. Buildings forming part of the Girl CuitKs' new Imperial Headquarters in London weie formally opened by the Queen to-day. Her .Majesty was received !>y Princess Mary, the Countess of Harewood, President of the Girl Guides' Association. After the ceremony
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    ARCHBISHOP'S PROPOSED VISIT TO PALESTINE
    97 5 ARCHBISHOP 'S PROPOSED VISIT TO PALESTINE London, Mr. 23. Lamlxjth PalaOf announces that the Archbishop of Canterbury lias made excellent progress towards recovery from his recent illness. Dr. Langi the Archbishop of Canterbury, who tome time ago was ordered three nion'hs of complete rest by hi* medical advisers, left London
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    INDIAN MURDERERS HANGED.
    248 5 FOOLISH PROTEST. New Delhi, Mar. 24. "When I'li.-land talks ol settlement there will Ihj the corpse of Bhagat Singh between us lest we forget." This reference to the hanging «»f the Lahore conspirators yesterday by Jawarharlal Nehru indicates the feelings of the Nationalists 00 the eve of
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    PRESENTATION OF INDIAN ORDERS TO POLICE OFFICERS.
    123 7 H .E. the Officer Administering the Government Hon. Mr. John Scott, C.M.G., presented the order of Sardar Bahadur to Chief Inspector ..iwant Singh Judge and the order of Rai Bahadur to Chief Inspector Prithvi Chand which had been conferred on them by the
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    INSPECTORS AND DETECTIVES AT THE POLICE PARADE.
    129 8 Group photograph taken at a Party given by the Sindhi Merchants Association on the 22nd instant at Mr. Namazie's Siglap bungalow when the guests of honour were Mr. Balwant Singh Judge and Mehta Prithvi Chand, Chief Inspectors of Police, C.I.D. on whom the
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    AJI-NO-MOTO DINNER PARTY.
    32 8 A Dinner Party was given by f he Manager of Nippon Baiyaku Kaisha Ltd. to meet the representative of the manufacturers of Aji-No-Moto Sauce who has arrived from Japan.
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      194 9 J Ca-A-e yowr doctor's Zip I BIOCITIN o&<a.nafc/« in po^er aar/ tablet form from first-class Dispensaries and j t HINNAM LITTLE DISPENSARY. LTO. j 809 311 313. North Brldf* Bo«d. SINGAPORE. a Here's How! I CARLSBERG H Look at the heid of a gflass oi Carlsberg vL ardthen drink det
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    VICEROY'S ADVICE TO THE PRINCES.
    123 10 New Delhi, Mar. in. The Vicerojr, addressing the annual session of the Chamber of Princes, appealed for a reign of law t>ased on the broad goodwill of the Community and equal richts for all. They must recognise that there must be efficient police with a
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    "BRITISH WAGES CUTS?"
    113 10 NEARLY TWO MILLION WORKERS AFFECTED. London, Mar 16. The next four weeks will be momentous for nearly 2,000,000 workers in Great Britain as negotiations for wage cuts are pending in five big industries, namely the railways, engineering, boot and shoe, building and South Wales mining industries. South
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    AVALANCHE RUN.
    58 10 1 lserai>ies, Switzerland, After mowing down a who! the mountainside, a gigantic (l anc j swept down on a summer rt ne] Martially in Valais, razing a ;nber< chalets to the ground and do:: mi estimated at over 50,000 Swiss h but there was no loss of life
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    INDIAN POLITICAL PRISONERS.
    46 10 OVER 14,000 RELEASED TO DATEI I London, Mar 16. In the House of Common* Mr \Y \v Beta (Secretary of 9tate fo; [ndii] in formed Maj. Graham P<>l c (Derby 9 that Indian civil disobedience prisoner released to March r; totalled ovt 14,000.
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    Sparkles
    407 11 Reinq Smiles of the Week. 3 By QM UIZ. i M.'" oorrttpoodeni is my optimist. He hopes to hear nt H certain matters ;it next Federal Council meeting. 1,,m, in Malaya as elsewhere, does) bs little as it can get When a straight answer a straight question, the ureaucracy
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    LITERARY NOTES.
    814 11 Special to Tk§ Malayan Saturday Post." •> Copyright. A l± London, Feb. 10, 1931 AN ARTIST'S MEMORIES. Men and Memories Recollections of William Kothensttiu, 1672-1900" (Pabef and Faber), is the lxjok of au artist skilled not only in knowledge of his craft but alike in knowledge of his
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    IF SOMEONE LEFT YOU G$ 1,000,000.
    197 11 IF SOMEONE LEFT YOU G$ 1,000,000. Wouldn't that Ik nice Invested it niciiii^ ;iu income oi G550,00 > a year ....G54,200 a month. We always work it <»ut that way thoaf of us w li<> Mifosist <>ii .1 liKidcst monthly itipend. Then We go «»n m dream, to visualise the
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      274 11 SCHOOL BOOKS. School Algebra by Crackney >4-o$ .Macaulavs Literary Esaava 4 i.ao Key to the above 1 j.i 1 1 atonal Arithmetic by Workman 351 Key to the above i>i School Arithmetic by H. S. Hail a.97 hast Cooi»e in Hygiene (1.P.) 2.16 New Regional Goegraphy By Brook.* 405 file,
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      INSTALMENT THIRTEEN AND FINAL.
      3140 16 CHAPTER XXVI. THE VIOLETS AGAIN. It was seven days >ince that regret table occurrence at the Beachave: i Hydro. For Mr. Kemp, its efficien manager, it had been a week of appre lunsion, but the week-end that ha< just passed had brought with it lev memories
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    THE SINGAPORE DIOCESAN ASSOCIATION.
    1944 17 ,llouiug Twentieth Annual the Singapore Diocesan p was presented by the Lord; v j Singapore at the General V l<l at: St. Andrew's School te» Wednesday circumstances have impeded >f the Singapore Diocesan [on during the year under The Bishop was absent on far- nearly five
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    A" CHEER UP" CALL.
    361 18 REV. P. B. CLAYTONS NEW ENTERPRISE. Rc\. P. B. Clayton oi All H..:.o\\>. H.iiking-by-the-Tower, known everywhere u the founder oi Toe 11., has launched a new enterprise nothing les> than that of cheering up the workers of the City of London. The v <>:k of Courage,"
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      176 18 I I JB"^ BA B% I a^aV myM i I a^^Bi i BJBjBjBBP^ I I I I I of robber that touch the i road often depend your ovn j I nnd {tour family's safety 1 j I Better be sore that robber I j I is deep-cot with the
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    POLICE OFFICERS HONOURED.
    811 19 P OLICE OFFICERS HONOURED. RE ePTION BY SINDHI og f HANTS ASSOCIATION. sassurl party was given by Merchants Association the day 00 the J2iid instant bungalow of Mr. Xamazie entertained as their guests Mr. Balwant Singh Judge Prithvi Chand, Chief InsS.S. Police, upon Government of ludia had e local Government
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    CAMBRIDGE WIN BOAT RACE.
    319 19 London, Mar. 31. Oxford won the toss and chose the Middlesex side, which is expected to be a winning advantage. The brisk i southerly breeze necessitated Cam- bridge fitting bladders to their boat to neutralise the effect of the rough water. London, Later. The race started
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    March 28, 1931. THE COMMUNICATIONS BOARD.
    284 20 March 28, 1931. THE COMMUNICATIONS BOARD. We are inclined to tdpfKVt the lion. Mr. P. M. Robinson in his somewhat stringent criticisms of the Malayan Communications Board. The conception lwhiud the formation of this Board was an excellent one. It was intended to serve as a source of advice to
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    THE CITY QUESTION.
    320 20 Some discussion has arisen on the subject of the status of Malaya's principal towns meaning Singapore, Penan::. Kuala Lumpur, [poll, and perhaps also Malacca. Should they t>e called cities!' The answer is certainly "No!" with regard to all except Singapore, which alone has a population offering any
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    PORTUGAL TO HAVE A STRONG NAVY.
    75 20 Under the auspices of the Club Militar Naval" of Uabofl many addresses have been uiven by prominent people in the naval and i>olitical circles on the international position of Portugal as 1 Nation poaaeatiig vast Colonial Empire and holding the most important strategical i>oints
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    IF GERMANY AND AUSTRIA DECLINED-?
    53 20 IF GERMANY AND AUSTRIA DECLINED-? [Keuter's Service, j Paris, Mar. 26. Mr. Arthur Henderson told British pfemmcu if the Austrian and German Governments declined to submit the Customs' Plan t o the League of Nations, lie would have to consider the situation but he could not imagine this would 'be
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    THE TROUBLE AT CAWNPORE.
    207 20 MR. GANDHI'S STATEMENT I n[ Neuter's Service.] Xew Delhi, Mai At CawnpofV a rigid censors' g being enforced and only ind figures <>f casualties are IVtilabk though the dead are still placed at 50, Many dead and injured are still I in the streets. Rail traffic
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    GANDHI HOLDS THOUSANDS SPELBOUND
    98 20 GANDHI HOLDS THOUSANDS SPELBOUND "NONE CAN HARM ME." I [Reute's Service.] Karachi, Mar. 16 Gandhi held tens of thousands spellbind for nearly an hour daring his address in tlie Congress grounds. He said "None can harm me. As faflg Cod wills I shall serve India. C.andhism which my young friends
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    BIGGEST ECONOMIC BOOM IN HISTORY COMING.
    112 20 BIGGEST ECONOMIC BOOM IN HISTORY COMING. Eeuter's Service] Nanking, Mar. j6. Sir Arthur Salter speaking at a tiftn •I tlie International Club, sounded i optimistic note in connection with I world-wide depression. He declared that the present crisis is due to overproduction and not to general poverty. < tec the
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    Football Topics Notes By "Spectator"
    1048 21 Football Topics Notes By "Spectator" proved Stadium Arrangements. at first sight one i> greatly impressed improvements effected in the tdtuni arrangements. The playing Id appears to Ik.- in excellent condic ami strictei supervision is niain- it! regard to the UtaflgeBta There is no overcrowding in at tht dressing room in
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    YOUR GREATEST AID TO HEALTH.
    229 21 Docton never tire <>t urging then patients to gel as much fresh air as p<>M>ib|e. 1 his i* localise they know that in the air we breathe there is the most valuable health-giving agent oxygen. Oxygen acts in many mysterious ways but its essential functions
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    DEATH OF MR. HEALY.
    35 21 [Reuter's Service.] London, Mar. 2b. The death is announced of Mr. Timothy Hotly the famous ex-member of the House of ComflMftM and the first C.oveinor-C.eneial of the Irish l rtc Stalfe.
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    CAWNPORE CASUALTY LIST.
    28 21 [Reuter's Service.] Cawnpore, Mar. 2<>. The latest casualty list shows that 100 people were killed and 3©o sent to hospital daring the recent communal disturlKinces.
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    LIBERAL POLICY.
    81 21 [keuter's 9ervice.] London, Mar. jo. Mr. IJoyd George read t«> i meeting of Liberal Parliamentary candidates today the declaration of policy recently adopted l>y tlie Liberal Party in favour of general support of the GovernmcnJ under certain conditions. The meeting, after long discussion, reached no decision and left
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    LABOUR EDUCATION POLICY.
    65 22 i Reuter's Service. London, Mar. 31. The Education Kstimates for the year ending March iQ}2 were issued to-day. They show a total of £58, 550,000, compared with £55» 159>000 for the current year. Grants from the State to local education authorities account for the increase but expenditure
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    Sport of the Week A MALAYAN REVIEW
    773 22 Sport of the Week A MALAYAN REVIEW Mk^msmmW^i' by "argus" K a What happens when a referee makes I mistake and ends a soccer match five minutes too soon? Presumably, iinlnM one side has an overwhelming Ititd, the match should be replayed, for hte goals are quite common, and fall
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    SINCLAIR LEWIS SLAPPED.
    144 22 [Reute''s Service.) London, Mar. 20. Sinclair Lewis the creator of Babbett and last year's winner of the Nobel Prize for literature, was to-day slapped in the face by another author, Theodore Dreiser, at a public reception in honour of a Russian Communist writer. The slap followed a
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    COAL STRIKE AVERTED.
    30 22 [Riii-iKR's Service.] London, Mar. The conference of Welsh miners i Cardiff decided against I strike and vi continue to work under the recent rb t ration award.
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    RECORDING OF A SPIRIT VOICE.
    141 22 RECORDING OF A SPIRIT VOICE. IReuter's Service.] London, Mar. 20. A spirit entered the studio of th Columbia Gramophone Company to-da and made a gramophone record, bu according to an official of the compan; the experiment was only a moderat success. The spirit is known a "Power." It is the
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    ILLNESS OF MR. ARNOLD BENNETT.
    32 22 [Reuter's Service.! London, Mar. 23. There was a slight improvement yesterday in the condition of Mr. Arnold Bennett, the novelist, who is lying; seriously ill in London.
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    THE CHIEF SCOOT TALKS.
    621 23  -  Lt. Gen. Lord Baden-Powell of Gilwell) I BOYS AND THEIR SHORTCOMINGS. I By all right. Sir, I pedal so the shots can never catch I Boys art generally slack in obeying I tiers' ami cannot be trusted to re- -.-be- to carry them out." I r
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    POLITICAL PARTIES BREAKING UP.
    365 23 London, Mar. 17. The Queen's Hall was crowded on the occasion of the speech by Mr. Baldwin in support of Mr. Duff Cooper, the offi- cial Conservative candidate in the St. 1 George's, Westminster, by-election (where he is opposed by Sir Ernest Petter, Independent Conservative). Mr.
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    CHALLENGE TO ROTARY CLUBS.
    229 24 CHAIRMAN ON "MUTUAL ADMIRATION." Call For Dictator. A su^K^'i" ll :nnt tnc R****) move- nient is composed of a series of mutual admiration societies and Iback -stroking individual anxiou> by devious methods to appease sluml>cring consciences, which was ni.ule by one of its leading officials, Mr.
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    NORWEGIAN SHIP WRECKED.
    346 24 Hong Kong, Mar. 15. Thirty-six officers and members of the <rew of the 9,000 ton Norwegian motor vessel Roseville (Captain Y. Johanessen) which, when coining from Shanghai to Amoy in a dense fog on the night of March 6, ran on the rocks of Turnaixnit Island in
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    FRENCH LANDSLIDES.
    130 24 Chambery, Mar. 15. The village of Chatelard, which two centuries ago was destroyed by a landslide and thirty years ago was gutted by fire, is once again threatened by destruction. For the past two days a series of landslides have been occurring over a large area of the
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    SCHNEIDER TROPHY CONTEST.
    22 24 London, Mar. 23. The Schneider Trophy contest will be held on Sept. 12 over the Solent and Spit head.
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    CHARLIE CHAPLIN.
    121 24 FRENCH HONOUR. [Reutcr's Service.] Paris, Mar. 23. It is announced here that the cross ol the Legion of Honour will be bestowed upon Mr. Charles Chaplin, as I climax to the honours paid here to the comedian. Today he was the guest of M. Briand, the Foreign Secretary,
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    75 24 [Reuter's Service.] Berlin, MM. H lYincc August Wilhelm, fourth MB of the ex-Kaiser, and the Berlin Nazi leader, Dr. Geohhens, were badly boa'e with truncheons by police who cletr« out from the station Soo Nazis who were paying farewell to Gcobbens 9ai August Wilhelm, who
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    LITERARY NOTES.
    941 30 111 '1 am •rkiuv 'h.iii .i 1k 1 bred, and I d" not tli.it I need to be ashamed ol the tt, for, .1- fai a» I can in. ike out, v ..t -u _.».mum Englishmen were 1 that, and n•; Scotgll «»r ish 01 Welsh, .;> h
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    CONDEMNATION OF MAYOR WALKER.
    117 31 New York, Mai in. Formal chargca that Mayor Walker had dJarharged his duties in "a wasteful and incompetent fashion" are made l>y the City Affair* Committee, nrhoac report has been published by Goveinof Rootievelt. The Committee, which is a private organisation of leading citizens, siiys Walker's
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    47 31 SENATOR BORAH ADVISES RECOGNITION. Senator Borah, Chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, has advised the administration to recognise the Soviet r.overnment. I would establish normal relations, I would not thereby endorse the theory of Communism but I would not fear ita I teachings."
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    111 33 H.E. the Governor-General of the Philippine Islands, Hon. Mr. Dwtfthi F. Davis, entertained by the Regents of Johore, H.H. Tunku Mahkota and Dato Mentri Besar. on March 16. H.E. the Governor-General and H.H. Tunku Mahkota are Little Lewis (left) the Flyweight Prince of Malaya
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    72 34 The Ist Battalion Gloucestershire Regiment held an impressive cere monial Parade on Saturday at Tanglin to commemorate the occasion hpn at Alexandria in 1801 the doucestershires fought back-to-back and thus earned the distinction to wear the back cap-badge. Arrival of H.E. the
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    1045 36 Mar. 21. ;X jSecn Dominions Ufairs in th« late Coi ei vat ir« Government, it a Conservative meeting last nigh] vigorous!) criticised Mr. Winston Churchill's, recent specchei on India, denying his right to speak for the Cdn- ->, vative Party, Mr. Amery said the Conservative Part) were
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    218 36 HCW WOuLD YOU ANSWER IT7 u*»ked ttk Dora, i inkling bet bah) bru i ft, "i{ you l«a*i ricd I nek T«>ni and dadd) h<d rried Audi Sarah, who w"tild 1 liave been i civ i> (Mil) '-I.; d< W lldl the little Doras i>i this world
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    THE TRUTH OF THE GOSPEL.
    2126 37 ing sermon \\.i> preached ,:>itv Chapel at Aberdeen 10 n of Jarrow (the Rt. Rev. K K I't. D.D.). i of the Gospel. Colossians is often described as man's for truth. Its worth and ..e are t<>ld, are due to the provides him with the
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    CHRISTIAN ETHICS.
    697 38 THE TEACHING OF JESUS. MAN'S WORTH. Christian l>elief and conduct draw their special features from the life and teaching of Christ. It is impossible to separate these, for Christian faith and ethics continue only so lone as they remain mutually interdependent, writes a "Times" correspondent. No one can
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    SELF-DISCIPLINE.
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    A TIME TO LAUGH.
    1578 39 r .hat the Ecclesiast tells us ve id ing there is a season, and C everv purpose under the a time to weep, and a Vell laugh a time to mourn and a lance." The preacher's emißC f a iis upon this timeliness, and he that
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