Malayan Saturday Post, 4 May 1929

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    8 1 The Malayan Saturday Post ILLUSTRATED MAY 4. 1929.
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    WIT
    132 1 Love is a disease, and only married men arc immune from it. The dresses of to-day begin anywhere and leave off abruptly. There is more latitude than longitude. Women, we are told, have clean minds. Hut then see DOW often they change them. Counsel: "I>"n't giggle at everything I
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    A GOOD PRETENCE.
    126 1 Maisie "Please, Nanny, may I pretend I have another little girl having tea wiv me?" Nanny "Certainly you may, darling." Maisie: "Well, then, please, Nanny, will you give me another piece of cake for the other little girl?" She: "Do you believe m church I lotteries?" He:
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    OMINOUS.
    188 1 "Nurse," said an amorous patient, "I'm m love with you. I don't want to get well." "Cheer up, you won't," she assured him. "The doctor's m love with me too, and he saw you kiss me this morning.'* He— After all, darling, you must admit that your debts are
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    NO CHANGE.
    88 1 A district visitor patronisingly surveyI ed a dirty little boy who opened the door i to her. "Hallo, little boy," she said, "what is your name?" "Same as dad's," came the prompt reply. ''What's your dad's name?" she inquired. "Same as mine," he answered. "Yes, but what do
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    THE KISS.
    106 1 They were m a large room of one of the most exclusive clubs m New York. They came toward each other from oppoI site directions. Presently they met, and careless of the fact that dozens of eyes were focusscd on them, they kissed with a resounding smack. A
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    DOCILITY.
    91 1 She (the baker's daugher) "Do you knead me?" He "I dough. You are my bread m a manna speaking." She "Young man, your speech is floury." He "'Tis because I loaf you She (shivering slightly) "The wind is m the yeast." He rose to the occasion, and when she
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      172 1 FOR EVERYTHING IN SCHOOL BOOKS I! AND SUPPLIES > ORDER THEM FROM J PETER CHONG co. > WHO KEEP ONE OF THE X I LARGEST AND MOST COM- > PREHENSIVE STOCKS OF t SCH 00 L BOOKS AND SUPPLIES IN THE EAST. O BOOKS FOR PRIMARY, LOWER AND HIGHER (I
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    OUR LONDON LETTER
    1820 4 X Malayan Saturday l'o! s^«4i*J J i Bl IHi LOOKER-ON. To Enlertain the King. I*o while away the tedium of the many idle boon "i the aliag when be is a little ■troni mi will lv >h«»u:i hi the i Craigweil Hoati H it) likes th< dims,
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      88 4 LEA PERRIN S SAUCK Its great concentre. tionsives it a relish unsurpassed by any otlv j er sauce or seasoning SINGAPORE HUA PAO J I NOW I MORE PROFUSELY I ILLUSTRATED A I THAN EVER P^ BEFORE I CONTAINING THE LATEST NEWS IN PICTURES FROM CHINA "D I READ i
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    FOOTBALL TOPICS
    1791 5 S.K.A. ill matter* regard m m worn i»ung l A council «>i bj c il V.m\ rff 17 Coombctioa and iii refer- uuk prominent uc Cbaunittec told the impression that mittec ol the S.F.A consider all nrfeoi iituely a uit nig i 111--ggvu Committee has mmitttt <>r Untrgami
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    S.C.R.C. TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
    47 7 The final match between Hooi Hye and Lim Bong Soo attracted a iarge number of members and their friends. Lim Bong Soo the new S.C.R.C. Champion FIRST KAMPAR A.C.S. SCOUT TROOP. Koo Hooi Hye who was defeated. ii Par ,A CB, Scout Troop. March
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    FAREWELL TO MR & MRS. ST. GEORGE CAULFIELD AT KUALA PILAH.
    188 8 FAREWELL TO MR MRS. ST. GEORGE CAULFIELD AT KUALA PILAH. A ♦arewell "At Horne 11 m honour of Mr. R. W. St. George Caufield, Executive Engineer, Kuala P.lah and Jelebu and l Mrs St. George Ca :>ld wa< given by the Staffs of Kuala Pilah and Jelebu on the eve
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      261 9 CARLSBERG BEER JR/ Jm Obtainable from all dealers %jM and by the case from j| M(FM I A R The East Asiatic Co., Ltd. deschi^ns IB QIIMff^ADODC oYRUP Already 30.000 Doctors throughout the world !iave agreeC that this radical remedy ALWAYS CURES, Snle I rnnnrt*** and Rlves health and >tren
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    THE LATE REV. GEORGE DEXTER ALLEN, M.A.
    652 10 (Contributed V\ iiti tiie passing e>i vie Ku. Cjeoige ikXWI Allcll iM SUriUWlttf WIUoW ilUn ios»l llel WQitt aiul p»a> mule ul lltaii) iuiil> ual>. Htm m Ucdfclfd Of a >taunch Mora\un laiuiJy, LvCOVgC l'exUi was educated SI the BcdlOfd Modem >chool where
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    VISITORS TO KUALA LUMPUR.
    304 10 COMFORTABLE ACCOMMODATION FOR LADIES. It has been brought t<> the attention of the Committee of the Voting Women Christian Association m Kuala Lumpur that young women have been unable to apend a holiday m that healthy and attractive city l ecanse they have not known any
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    DO IT NOW.
    142 10 wi mw Ihkaotto r« table. It NM franu,: bright red**-.* \W BOtkl tlut the bed and uc wosrfe, tioa itaetfhtd aotbcea i •v.\e:e (trains. y,:. treat tasks. llkv K d n and now ire forgotten the) ire wX taken m Hi rd -I tin gie^ sjn some
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      28 10 —^-^ciTfl UNMATCHED VITALITY There is much greater vitality m the Goodyear Supertwist tyre body— because Supertwist enables Goodyear tyres to longer withstand the ravages of the road. 1-29-20
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    SPARKLES.
    811 11  -  Quiz 1 BE ,NG ,ViiLEB OFTHE me RERE .:i»t w ho said that Of "0 eXllts Ik [is debta **aa man Thorn, oi oi lucky ts yet conjure up at might be if cer•it itn occur nil ->t j (Of unlikely i as or two to collie. i xampk
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    CINEMA NEWS
    1637 12 BIOGRAPHY OF HENRY LEHRMAN llieic »s> a certain degree ot glory m uuiig uu,e to s»ay tnal one was tile iin>t man 10 an eel Cliuiiie UMpißl m pictures, oiu iitiiiy Lclirman, rox iulm Uirectoi nas many oilier things* to his credit, uotaOiy Uie direction and supervision ot
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      217 12 FOULSHAM'S FAMOUS 60 CENTS SEklesT v CLOTH BOUND ILLUSTRATED. POCKET SIZE •> (Postage extra). How to Talk Correctly The House and Home Repairer's Guide. How to get a Job, and Keep It. Correct Conduct m everyday Life. How to Write Correctly. i How to Cook Correctly. Easy-To-Make, Confectionery and Sweets.
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      257 13 I ALHAMBRA I 6th May 6th An Excellent FOX Three Feature Programme. DOLORES DEL RIO S iv I HO OTHER WOMAN j Drama, Intrigue and Paxsivn m Society's Pleasure Resnrtx. Prep and Pep A Comedy Drama of Youth, Romance Amusing Adventure. In the First Show: BUCK JONES m FIGHTING BUCKAROO.
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      238 14 aiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiitiiiitii.riiiiiiiiiiiintti^ 1 p f CM i IS GROWN ON THE SOUTHERN HILLS Jt\ OF INDIA. I i PijM*) Iti RICH IN FLAVOUR \\vmir FINE IN UALITY i iJ^r BLUE BIRD 1 TEA, is picked, JHS PACKED AND EXPORTED UNDER I W W HYGIENIC CONDITIONS. NOT IN LEAD I \\\ia\ FOIL
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      380 14 UFA PRODUCTIONS.) 8.1.P. PICTUR^ Umm Haid 111 Jameson Thomas 1 H IHE GIPSY PRINCESS" 1^ by ii. kaliiuu. 'THE FARMERS WIFE" Harry Peel m Directed by Alfred f] vnr FOR MEN ONLY. OlgaTich* Super Thriller. "MOULIN ROGUE" Maiia O>rda m An^ 1.. A. Dv;- »nt >m "MODERN DUBARRY lamous M,
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      383 15 I H EHH BfJ^lJ^t^c^^B (The Star Chart abcve -nows the positions the stars will occupy at 9.30 p.m. on May 15th. It will be correct at 10.30 p.m. on May Ist., and at 8.30 p.m. n la V 31st. If the- chart is held so that the horizon at which
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    THE MUSILM PROCESSION IN HONOUR OF THE DUKE.
    360 16 T^e above is a photograph of the members of the Persenangan Stia Club, No 747. North Bridge Road, Singapor. „aXe on wuroay April. The clu 1 took part m the procession organised by the Muslim communi tv ir honour of the v.sit
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    The Yellow Box
    2940 18  -  EDGAR WALLACE by When Christopher Angle went to school ht \Nas very naturally called "Angel by his fellows. When, m after lih, he established i refmtatkM f (> t tact, geniality, and a remarkable equability of temper, he became "Angel, Inquire,'' and as Angel, Bsqmre, be i^enl
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      KING'S RESTORED HEALTH.
      152 19 KING'S RESTORED HEALTH. SPL ENDIC THANK-OFFERING. nta the p» uritun to Lord kta, 10 sa aside I ,tal sum of 100,000 :.:u-lciis of a national ilth dmmiatered by King Panel for London. ■greed to. r ha> beet] addressrdham, the King's Audax" the donor mdred thousand guineas fund for the King's
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      THE KING'S RECOVERY.
      41 19 PRESIDE AT PRIVY COUNCIL MEETING. preside at a Privy to be held at Craigweil the first time since Majesty desires per-R-ith the matters of the liament and the General cision does not necesend of the Council of 0
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      HINA'S NAVAL 'PLANES.
      23 19 Border for germanV. y is reported to have ;rt v German aeroplanes and 1 cost of one million ■■If dollars.
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      AIR TAXIS.
      110 19 Itmtumtn had a gHmpae of the future when air t.ixi> would *»lye the gnmnd traffic problem, on tseiag the Ifaateff of Si-mphill, with Dowager Lady Swaythling M ptHCOgcr, alight on the Thames KAtod by side m a seaplane to attend the inaugural luncheon <>f the National Plying Services
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      EXTRA-TERRITORIALITY.
      88 19 DR. C. T. WANG'S NOTES TO SIX POWERS. Prior to his return to Nanking the Minister for Foreign Affairs, Dr. C. T. Wang, informed Renter's AgeftCy that his Ministry had dispatched notes to the Governments of Great Britain, the United States, Holland, Prance, Norway 1 and Brazil requesting them
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      WAR PLAY FOR U.S.A.
      58 19 "TALKIE" RIGHTS SOLD FOR £It>,COO. The talking film rights of the remarkable British war play "Journey's End" have been sold m- the United States for nearly £16,000. It will probably be played by an Knglish company. The play is continuing to have a remarkably successful stage
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      GENERAL BOOTH HONOURED.
      97 19 At the request of Mr. Baldwin the King approved the appointment of General Bramwcll Booth, the former head of the Salvation Army, to be a Companion of Honour. The General, who is 73 years of age, has been seriously ill for many months, j On receiving the
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      MAJOR SEGRAVE'S KNIGHTHOOD.
      64 19 PRESENTATION BY THE KING. H.M. the King btatowed on Major Segrave, the British racing motorist, the aeeoladv of Knighthood at Bognor. After the ceremony, Sir Henry Segrave spent some time with His Majesty and gave his own impressions of the great feat which he accomplished Ofl Daytona
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      OUR SOCIAL PROBLEM.
      133 19 DISPROPORTION OF THE SEXES. In the House of Commons, replying to criticisms of the Colonial Office estimates, Mr. \V. G. A. Ormsby-Gore, I'nder-Seeretary for the Colonies, said Mr. Amery had sent the report of the Lord Balfour of Rurleigh committee regarding venereal disease and other ques-i tions
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      "TALKING" FILMS.
      141 19 ACTION BY GERMAN FIRM. In the Chancery Division of the High Court of Justice, Mr. Justice Romer hcara a motion on behalf of the German Corporation Engl seeking to restrain Hyde Park Cinemas, Ltd., from using a talking film apparatus which is alleged to be an infringeiment of
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      COLONIAL OFFICE ESTIMATES.
      224 19 UNIVERSITY FOR SINGAPORE. [ntrodudnfl the Colonial < >ffict estimates m the House of Commons, Mr. Amery emphasised the remarkable allround economic development m the Colonies during the past five years. He said the trade of Ceylon and Malaya and that group had risen during the years 1Q24
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      BOXING.
      21 19 LORD KNEBWORTH LOSES ON POINTS. Viscount Knebworth was out-pointed m a four round contest by the Cambridge blue, J. Shackleton.
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      IRAK CABINET.
      84 19 FORMER TURKISH OFFICER'S POST. A new Cabinet has been formed under the presidency of Tawfig Beg Swaidi, the former Minister of Education. The most significant appointment is that of Amin Zaki Beg, who was a Turkish officer during the War, as Minister of Defence. He replaces General Nuri,
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    The Malayan Saturday Post. May 4, 1929. "COME TO MALAYA!"
    385 20 The Malayan Saturday Post. May 4, 1929. "COME TO MALAYA!" We are entirely m favour of the movement to bring about a little much-needed boosting for Malaya. As a country we don't advertise as much as we ought to do. We are even foolish enough to think that we have
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    IMMORALITY IN MALAYA.
    282 20 Tlu it i> nothing unexj>ectcd m the repoil of the Colonial Office Committee which considered the problem of what is termed "the social evil" m Malaya. They were able to obtain the views of a numl>cr ot witnesses who included former Malayanrs (doctors, former Protectorate officials, etc.)
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    THE EXECRATED INFORMER.
    314 20 Xo-one loves the informer. Yet, at any rate m the East, he .is a very necessary agent of the forces of the law. Without him the number of convictions m criminal cases would decline sensationally, for the simple reason that the criminals could not be brought to
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    53 20 Numerous readers were keenly pointed last week at not bein/J! secure copies of the "*tun£ p anywhere. We anticipated the and printed extra copies t were able to meet the unprecedented dema By special request we have .-^printed pictures of the Duke's vistas a sun ment to this week's paper
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    STEAMER AGROUND.
    137 20 608 LIVES IN DANGER tßeuter's Service I Brief wireless message u rn Hachiro Maru tell the story of a thu ened* tragedy off Kamchatka Ftf Banks m the Gulf of Kiouotski. Wednesday night the Goyo Maru, J Russian charter for the fishiiu sd went aground m a heavy
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    Prince Henry In Japan
    1363 21 \c Service. 3 liama, May l. X 11. the Prince ot it tlic Yokohama to be levelled to greatest seismic This morning his J" bearing the inbie Order of the a to the Kniperor the re-constructed m risen phoenixruitei Suffolk, bearIt Prince and memben oi his
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      BRITISH FORCES IN CHINA.
      145 22 CONSIDERABLY REDUCED. 1 UvUtel > Su\ Re In tlie Hows "i C'Hi)iii"iis at question tmiv Mr. A. DutT Coopei (Wai Oißa Hated tliat the Hnu-h forces m China were considerably reduced vi the i>ast yeai Then wai at present no intention «>f farther leillK-tioll and t
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      GENERAL ELECTION.
      46 22 WOMEN VOTERS OUTNUMBER London, May 1. The importance of the "flapper vote" at the General Bteetaou is indicated by •tlu first batch of Voters' Lists, m which ftromtfl outnumber men m 104 of the no returns made so far out of the 6IJ constituencies.
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      U. S. BANK'S FEARS.
      91 22 FOREIGN FUNDS FLOWING IN. [Reuter'i Service.] New York, May i The monthly review oi the National City Bank, tile largest bank m the United States, expresses the opmiou that unless vjinc solution ul the present critical situation is luiiud, foreign funds will continue to tlow into
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      AUSTRALIAN 'PLANE TRAGEDY.
      100 22 LAND PARTY REACH THE SCENE [Renter's Service.] Sidney, May 1. The land party from Wave Hill reach ed Keith Anderson's 'plane and fottn Hitchcock's body under the machiiu Anderson's Lxxly was 40 yards away. [Anderson and Hitchcock flew i searcli of the "Southern Cross," whic made a
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      ANOTHER CHINESE CATHOLIC BISHOP.
      65 22 CONSECRATED IN ROME. Rtntei Si rviei Rome. Ma) i. Tlk Rt. ke\ T. Chan.-, the new Chinese Bishop, na> 1)cU1 eotiaecrated lure md has left for home via tlu Tian>Siherian Railway, accompanied by the K, v (> <;. R. Van Dyck, Apostolic Vicai .n Suiyuan. The
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      TREATY BETWEEN CHINA AND JAPAN.
      202 22 FRIENDLY NOTES ON REVISION. Renter 'f Service.] Nanking, May 2. riic Foreign. Ministry has issued the texts of two notes exchanged between the Foreign Minister l>r. Wang, and the Japanese Minister, Mr. Yoshizawa, concerning the question of the revision of th< Sino-Japanes< Treaty of Commerce
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      FLOGGING FOR WHITE FARMER.
      38 22 PETITION REJECTED BY APPELLATE COURT. The Appellate Court rejected the appeal of Jack Nafte, the white farmer who was sentenced to seven years imprisonment and ten lashes for the manslaughter of a native servant.
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      ITALIAN PARLIAMENT.
      86 22 A TREATY WITH TURKEY. i- The new Fascist Parliament elected d Signor Giuriati president by 348 vote; i. to two. The Senate nominated Signor Freder n zoni president by 166 votes to 33. n The Turkish Minister for Foreigi m Affairs, Twfik Rushdy Bey, who wai <i present
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      DROUGHT IN BRITAIN.
      126 22 MINEOWNERS ENGAGE WATER D I V I NER. Owing feo drought crops m Britain are foui t<> m\ u*.ek> behind time. Prayers will In offered m rural churches on >nnda\ for rains. Owing to springs drying up farmsteads ivUVeen BuXtOU md Matloek have been deprived of w
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      THE WELL OF LONELINESS NOT OBSCENE.
      67 22 IN AMERICA. Three Justices of the- Special Sessions Court have reversed the finding of the magistrate who decided that "The Well of Loneliness* 1 was obscene. The publisher of tli.it book, Mr Donald Freidf, has not been so fortunate, however, m regard to another
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      WOMEN GOLFERS.
      40 22 ENGLAND WINS INTERNATIONAL TOURNEY. At Ranelagh the Knglish team won the Ladies' International Golf Trophy with an aggregate score of 560 strokes for 36 holes. Scotland ''.<?> se-cond with 590, then came Ireland with 607 and Wales with 017.
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      LABOUR PARTY'S MANIFESTO.
      125 22 A Labour Tarty manifesto outlining it> election programme upholds ordered progess by democratic methods. It lays down a comprenhentive scheme to stimulate employment, consisting ot housing; slum clearance, electrification; re-organization <>i transport; new roads; afforestation; re-organization of the coal industry; re-establishment of diplomatic relations with Russia; an
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      NEWS IN BRIEF
      372 22 At >t. Anduw 's I lag .a 7 o'clock then I service for the k, j Allen, who died m J. JJ Friends an asked to 1 Hon. 1 Mr. Aithm Edmof m i> making arnagetnei M turn <>f a Rotary Club U with beadqnarten j Mr.
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    42 26 MR. LOUIS THIVY. J.P. Tie pop. ilar Indian Planter of Kuala Kangsar who was recently appointee? a member of the Perak State Council. THE LATE REV. GEORGE DEXTER ALLEN, MA A sketch of his life appears on page 10 of this issue.
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    KING EDWARD VII MEDICAL COLLEGE, SINGAPORE.
    74 26 Photo by Standing-Students who passed as Doctors m March 1929:— E. S. Monteiro, B. H. Sheares, N. Amad, Miss R. G. Gunatilika, UrnJ Bng 6. Chew. A. W. Moreira. Sitting :-Mr. B. M. Johns, Profess or of Clinical Surgery Dr. Young, Professor of Bacteriology^
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    THE BREAKING POINT.
    227 28 When Mind and B<mlv Aie l-.i^ed Many serious accidents, as well as» mistakes m life, have been tnucd to failure of the memory. When 1 arsons of either hx begin BO Instate 111 sj«.aking, cannot collect their thoughts and forgets thin^. wlu n excitement upsets then, then,
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    SPORT OF THE WEEK
    597 29  -  Argus A MALAYAN REVIEW By aving been imi put up, not Uj on behalf of, I the proposed thei Australian •ns differ. My lijl Malaya owes S C.C., a serious .1 big membership ut up the necessary >lly recoverable 1 he talk about fixtures i> silly.
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    CRICKET NOTES
    483 31 ni luuht and I i ccrtatfl extent H '.ttioii m the H many irri i on fa*l uu sound iu<hii!* nt gcrcised by the -ul whether the H introduce into i hich to create i.i>t week-end I tnd m this game ng of Ihe Padam: I adbury were
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    CRICKET CHANGES.
    399 31 BIGGER WICKET: L.B.W. CHANGE: LESS ROLLING 11k Advisory County Cricket Committee of Lords has carried three <»f the proposals submitted by the special subcommittee appointed to consider ways, and means of helping the bowler. The changes come into force m the County Championship this year. The wicket is
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    NINTH EPWORTH LEAGUE INSTITUTE-APRIL 1ST. TO 6TH. 1929.
    72 33 Photo by Abou* three hundred young people from all parts of Malaya attended the Ninth Epworth League Institute at Singapore recently. Classes were held at the Anglo-Chinese School, Cairnhill Road, while games and evening sessions were held at Oldham Hall, Barker Road.
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    125 33 ROUND THE WORLD.— LADY MOTORIST WELCOMED IN NEW ZEALAND. m v with an Austin Seven, recently received a right royal welcome at New > Net' SlS'tA" "urned out m great numbers .0 inspect the redoubtab,e little that was engaged m such an ambitious undertaking. M wac pmn tiM into the
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    PENANG AND SINGAPORE CHINESE SWIMMERS
    60 34 The teams m thp Water Polo match between Penang Chinese Swimming Club :nd the Singapore Chinese which was played here recently. ■■iiirt""-- r Penang Chir-se Swimming Club and Singapore Chinese Relay Teams. Photo by East The Singapore Malay Footballers who left yesterday by the X.P.M.
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    WHERE KISSING IS A CRIME.
    183 36 The people who warn us that every time we kiss we absorb thousands of microbes, and that the kiss is responsible for more deaths than the motorcar, have iust scored another victory. Kissing has been banned by the Vienna health authorities. In some parts of
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    THE CHARM OF WOMANHOOD.
    1048 38 [Tcadcr, sod swtet, tad t.uthful, I w ioaad lvi lu.iwii looked m me itwoagfa mother' Ami still nuthink> heaven > light and grace MUToaai In i To baffle Kora tad a*kaoc eacarfci R. P D. In iiiv x'ul I think that <'»<h! BMUM to teach the
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    58 38 The conventional forms of courtesy may never be acquired; these vary m different countries; they vary m the same country m different ages; they vary m the same country and the same age m different classes of society; but the man who has a gentle and unselfish spirit has the
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    WHAT THEY LEAVE WITH US.
    242 38 Some one has written that "the memory of past joy is sadness." If that is all our pleasures and our high experiences are able to leave with us, it would be as well not to have them. Is the stormy and clouded to-day the darker
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    39 38 Conscience is the angel within us that will not let us go unwarned. The gospel is meaningless to us until we confess that we need Christ. If you are your own master, what kind of servant do you own
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    THE STANDARD OF
    187 38 The chief requirement for standard of living is neither rent nor clothing; it is life; prime essentials are Eealth, Eni leisure. A budget that does primarily to provide thes is as deficient as a diet that, d generous supply of calorics, la mins and mineral salts. Xo
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    13 38 Love is the teed of hv M prosperity. Htte^ th terror, destruction, l»
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    SALVATION ARMY'S NEW LEADER.
    440 39 of Edward MO*. j* OF ACTION. fr*^.; n during the wotiU not dream of filch thin* AH I ask C to the decision of the *k t al <k in his office C Headquarters, General Cfrom clamationsof Lepnthim P°wer, gave Senility «±m he spoke the J-
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    CHURCH UNION IN NORTH INDIA.
    329 39 IMPORTANT CONFERENCE HELD AT LUCKNOW. For the first time m the church history of North India an important conference aiming at the union and fusion of the activities of various denominational organizations was held at Lucknow, lasting two days. Representatives of the following churches were
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    A HOPEFUL OUTLOOK.
    351 39 If the dangers, confusions and disasters that crowd upon man m these days are enormous beyond any experience of the 1 past, it is because science has brought him such powers as he had never had before. And the scientific methods of fearless thought, exhaustively lucid statement,
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    THE MORAL CODE
    199 39 Life has become much more than ft strict observance of the moral laws. Economic, social, class and political considerations all enter Into the formulation of any definite opinion which we wtf frame. I do not refer to political constden&ofli m any narrow party sense, b«t la ft
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