Malayan Saturday Post, 15 June 1929

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    8 1 The Malayan Saturday Post ILLUSTRATED JUNE 15. 1929.
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    WIT AND HUMOUR.
    700 1 Doctors no longer use leeches, but they Contrive to produce about the same effect by sending a bill. Alice "Oh, you arc too slow.' Archie "I'm afraid 1 don't K ras P you." "Yes, that's ju>t it." A Jew, accompanied l>y his small son, entered his hank
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      112 1 THE HALL MARK OF QUALITY. Look for this Brand when buying Tea. Itisv i r „'J ir*ntee of Purity. Flavour and Economy. Of all grocers. S si Agents:[A. Bartholomeusz. Ltd., H Rallies Quay. I fmmmmmmmj-^^^mmmmmmm^m^mmmm^mmm^m w I ©I? <SA& I ®(?>(II&&TO®(K) I mm on @ol I ®QD?oir garbs I M^iMT®
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      207 1 PITMAN'S SHORT- I I HAND RAPID COURSE j (The popular text book 'f which is particularly i suitable for acquiring a i knowledge of Pitman's 1 Shorthand) $2.43 I Key to same 1.08 i T IS IT GOOD ENGLISH? I By JOHN O'LONDON. (The Book represents the v the part
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    OUR LONDON LETTER
    1972 4  -  THE LOOKER-ON "Malayan Saturday Post* Copyright. BY THE PRINCE AND EX-SERVSCE MEN. TRUTH ABOUT THE NORTH POLE AN ACADEMY JOKE DISCOVERY THE ART OF STAMP COLLECTING London, May roth, i British Legion's Activities. Inc British Legion presents a happ) anomaly m that the further the War reoedea
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      124 4 FOR TOOTHACHE! OR ANY DENIAL IREATMENT j CONSUL! THE QUALIFIED DENTIST t C. URANO I 56. ORCHARD ROAD, X SINGAPORE. Phone 2082. Opp<>*it< Siraits Mi tor Gar I PAINLESS TREATMENT MODERATE CHARGES i CONSULTATION AT ANY I TIME OF DAY OR NIGHT. 2 a >44)#»»6)#»6)»»#8 l »*****l8sj If 886;#8ft^tttC I
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    CRICKET NOTES.
    448 5 II 'tlli'Hll SC.C lament• the S.C.C. Tournament a one sided affair, the .jncuig the Ltcctcras by MM nuis. liannigan was rcsinucli of the damage and the ipas of the BBCB. having I of their tickets 886 II *rss a very good piece ot i ileali bowled five batsmen
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    34 5 'U tided a dinner party at v very prettily -complexioned 1 a good deal of attention. nv nu >sked the judge which he prefer. lr came the grave reply, "I'm no eot Pointing. M
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    NEWS IN BRIEF
    300 5 The President. Coujkil and Senate 1 1 kaffles College regret to intimate that the formal openuaj of the College h na> avoidal ly postponed fn,in June 24th, 1980, to July 22nd. [Q2Q. Mr H. K. Joym, M.C.S., is appointed Controller and Mr C. Wilson, M.C.S., Deputy Controller
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    RAFFLES COLLEGE.
    64 5 THE PRESIDENT, COUNCIL AND SENATE OF RAFFLES COLLEGE REGRET TO INTIMATE THAT THE FORMAL OPENING OF THE COLLEGE IS UNAVOIDABLY POSTPONED FROM JUNE 24TH., 1929, TO JULY 22ND., 1929, AND THEY WOULD ASK THOSE WHO HAVE RECEIVED INVITATIONS TO THE CEREMONY KINDLY TO NOTE THE CHANGE OF DATE.
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    LEPER RELIEF.
    61 5 L Renter's Service. J London, June Ij. Mr. Prank 1 kdriaa* as* 1 signs i Ih lecreUryship ..1 the British Kmpirc Leprosy Relief Association on the ground that OVeraaaj tours are letter undertaken by a trained medical expert He is settling m South Rhodesia Dr Robert G. Cochrane,
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    CHINA STILL WANTS "ONE-ARMED SUTTON."
    95 5 LReuters Service.] London, June 12. Capt. Sutton, better known as "OneArmed Sutton," who was military adviser to the late Chang Tso-liu, has arrived m London from Canada for the marriage of his daughter, Frances, who is 18 years of age, to an officer m the
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    TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS AT WIMBLEDON.
    95 5 [Renter's Service.] London, June 12. Among the entries for the tennis championships at Wimbledon are Jean Borotra, Cbchet, 11. Kleianchrotfa (Germany), and W. T. Tilden, G. Lott and J. Van Ryn (T.S.A.). The last named recently heat Tilden m the American Davis Cup trials. The women's
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    FRENCH SUFFER REVERSE IN MOROCCO.
    103 5 LKeuter s Service. Rabat, junu i^. rrUKh forces consisting <„ two companies ol Moorish and Algerian tirailkurs siuteud a serious reverse m consequence <>t an ambush b> rebel tribesmen at b.l Bord J( m the region of Midelt m the southern Atlas range. Steps are
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    INDIAN COMMUNISTS.
    166 5 [Reuter 'a Service. J Meerut, June 12. .i strong posse of police guarded tlie court at tue opening ot the inquiry by a special magistiate (Mr. Miluer hite uito tiie ciiarge against 31 coimnunisis of "attempting to deprive ills Majesty the King-ijiipcror ot sovereignty and to replace the
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      138 5 The Ideal Simplex Perplex BEATER MILLS 89 x Industrial progress and the ever-increasing number of products to be J ground have shown that the available machines do not altogether satisfy the demands made upon them. To meet these requirements the Ideal v f Beater Mills are recommended with confidence. They
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    SOME OF THE LABOUR MINISTERS.
    176 7 Secretary of State for Air— Lord Thomson, C.8.E., D.S.O. Chancellor of the Exchequer The Rt. Hon. PhiliD Snowden. prime Minister— The Rt. Hon. Ramsay MacD ikL Led President of the Council— Lord Parmoor, K.C.V.O. —The Rt. Hon. J. H. Thomas. Lord Privy Seal The Rt.
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    Sweetheart Peg
    2470 9  -  M. C. RAMSAY by .^> Brydon, hut we haven't you yet." The girl at the haiige si>oke m kindly tones, w how hadly Peg was needing t had her invalid mother to tooder well, the only line I overcrowded is the domestic. you can't leave your mother Utrnight,
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      295 9 I 'Phone 3644 I Tel: "GRANDOTEL." i 1 GRAND HOTEL 281-A, VICTORIA STREET, j. (Corner of Rochore Road, y Singapore.) j t Branch: I INDIAN ROYAL HOTEL, j 181, Queen Street, Singapore. I 1 I Excellent meals can be supplied DAY OR NIGHT. f Orders for meals will be executed
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    SPARKLES. BEING SMILES OF THE WEEK.
    883 11 SPARKLES. BE ING SMILES OF THE WEEK. l^^y #iittf##»o#»»*B*i By "Quiz." tunes when I would that I v than m metropolitan vi m Ipoh— or Peualig! i .-c time* was last week- K. and O. were assembled tjQU- n Loaril a trio who would i quartette (and thereby vision have
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      108 12 4 1 CARLSBERG BEER THE BEST. Obtainable from all dealers and by the case from The East Asiatic Co., Ltd. SINGAPORE. Sole Importers I I SPECIAL OFFER i I+[ cV /ft I NICKEL CASE I I ROSKOPE PAIENT I POCKET WATCH ***** 7 Jewels S7 00 j ***** 15 SB.
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      115 12 WEAKNESS. DEBiLmr ANEMIA DESCHIENS' Syrup of Hxmoftlobto Already 30.00 C Doctors throughout the world have agree* that this radical remedy ALWAYS CURES, and gives health and strength Far better than teru ms. raw meat. Medicated <*■ lne». etc OBTAINABLE I*loll ALL LEADING DISI'ENSARI! "Miss America Seventh" Established a New World
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    POPULARITY OF BASKET BAIL.
    90 13 First Match m Singapore between Chinese Eoys and Girls Mr. Aw Boon Par, the well known millionaire of Tiger Medical Hall, accompanied by Mr. Lim Thean Seng (left) and Mr. Lee Tun Sein (right) left by the M.M. s.s. Spinx on Wednesday for a tour of
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    RAFFLES INSTITUTION SPORTS.
    91 14 HE. THE GOVERNOR AND LADY CLIFFORD PRt&tni. ,™™"!Sf^^a^ Dr. Noe, Clark,. Hon. Mr! J onn Sec,,. Mrs. G. T. Peal,. H.E. ,he Governor. Mrs. Scon ar d Lady Clifford. Start of the Inter-School Relay Race. '"the team that won the Inter-School Relay Race for Raffles. Bg^MHP»nnß«ißßii^B^-^v--^iMß.^q The
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    "WE MUST HAVE"
    1126 15 WE MUST HA VE" V. INTERNATIONAL PEACE. By The Right Hon. Lord Parmoor, P.C., K.C., K.C.V.O. PRESIDt SI Ml till. PRESENT LABOUR OOVERNUEST peace arc Bluet both have a ace. and beiaofteera m pusn rd .1 tine peace poiic} it forgotten that the t>iicct>a policy, largely oepe »ds on ung
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    FIAT PEFORMANCE.
    164 15 THE 509 FIAT WINS THE MOO cc. CLASS IN A RACE AROUND SICILY. On Sunday April 28th the race around Sicily for standard touring cars organised by the Automobile Club of Sicily took place. The classification was based on the time taken to complete the course. In spite
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    1166 MILES THROUGH INDIA ON A MODEL 520 FIAT.
    346 15 From Bombay comes the account of an exceptional feat performed by a private motorist with his own car, a strictly standard Model 520 Fiat. The trip is interesting, not only because it affords a convincing proof of the excellent qualities of
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    HAD MALARIA NINE MONTHS.
    263 15  -  DR. WILLIAMS' PINK PILLS Another Cure In Ceyion By There is m. disputing l.iets Thai tile mil red I»hm k1 made l»y I )i 'dli.iiu* l'mk tfiua ovcrcoaacs the gums oi amav ria has been proved over and over again by uieontestible testimony. Read the evidence
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    "THE FRIENDLY SPORTING ASSOCIATION."
    117 18 Ph«to by T h C, r e Cup en- ,-n Europeans -i XU ft* Mi Hi- The tea™ m ,he annual cricket match played las, week between Past and Present Boys C Rattles Institution. m mwmmmm—mmmmm—wm————\ Co The Ist. anniversary of the Association was celebrated with
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    FOOTBALL TOPICS
    1582 20  -  Speetlor \tti#i Bj The Campaign Against Mr. Lee Wan. Football Association To Inquire. Mi Siinc dcscrvo praise for the prompt manner m winch he ha> decided to inquire iato the matter of the S.K.A. m the action they t(»»k aaaaaal Mr. Lai Wan, the only A>iatu ln>t divi>ion
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      84 20 PEARLS NECKLETS CHOKERS earring; Can be obtained at moderat prices. Earl) Ins pee tit cordially invited BEST PATTERNS BEST FINISH BEST VALUES m Diamond Rings. Signets, froi 9 ct. to 22 ct. Gold Links, Safety Pins and Stud: K. M. OLI MOHAMED, DIAMOND MERCHANTS AND JEWELLERS 3, High Street, SINGAPORE.
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    VESUVIUS ACTIVE.
    388 21 I MAJtSTICALLY TERRIFYING u SPEoiACLE. Servi I SMpltM, JtUM ,1 Tli. i violent lecrndcscenct mi MM cstt ida\ i vt mng. L (Quantities ol lava covet the Boot i I v he main cratei ami ire flowing mt<» the tile del Infers i There arc e >ntinual CXplonoW
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    THE MINES MINISTER.
    15 21 London, Julie r.:. Mr. Hen Turner has been appointed Secretary for Mines.
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      385 21 NO APPETITE TODAY? Your need is 1 mkeltes, the dainty tittle Uvea and iatestiaal regulatoea. Juml a tiny turn tonight, and you'll Ue. ready for .1 tine li^ breakfast m the morning! Gently ret efficiently Pinkettes clear tin- system of accumulated poisonous waste, thus aiding digestion, c isinc the liver,
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    The Malayan Saturday Post June 15, 1929. WAKE UP MALAYA!
    343 22 The Malayan Saturday Post June 15, 1929. WAKE UP MALAYA! Self-examination is traditionally most salutary process, calculated to Suppress petty pride and beget a usefully humble frame of mind. Let us just see where Malaya stands m this twentyninth year of the twentieth century. The position is almost humiliating We
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    THE BASE TO GO?
    318 22 Tlk qaeatioa th il aiaal rerj ..uh mm .1 Leanau Government la la I roe i- whether the ftagapon Bene -chun. bto I ricd oat. The whok project niav be ataadoard, or it nay be ruthleasly praaMd. Thai would iovotvc the aaatc ol i food deal
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    QUEEN'S SCHOLRSHIPS.
    252 22 QUEEN'S SCHOLRSHIPS. There is a certain amount of superficial satisfaction m forcing oneself to the conclusion that prizes won by other people are really not worth winning. That appears to be the attitude m certain quarters ill Singapore towards the Queen's Scholarships. Meanwhile thereis a continuous procession of Peiiang boy*
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    PREMIER'S PROPOSED VISIT TO AMERICA.
    303 22 CREATING TREMt INTEREST. The arrival to-niom Dawe tin. new Amcrk is awaited \ety keeiib prospective Mac Dona vreraations m Wasl p announced that <ki to Forres to meet Mi »J afta his arrival. Vi>v.^ Lossiemouth and, ai -..iters, thi meeting on I may be the
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    GEN. DAWES TO PRESENT CREDENTIALS AT WINDSOR
    84 22 Loud- J 1;; The importance atta< ing Dawes-MacDonal, ahown by the fact that General Dawes will pi .J tials to His Majesty the J Castle tomorrow and i J night on a fifteen hou. J^J land and meet M. fl whom he will
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    KING'S HEALTH SATISFACTORY.
    48 23 N 0 DC ORS AT CASTLE SINCE Renter s Service. J London June 14. -tod that the King s conch--to Ik aanaaactory. No itcd Windsoi I >*tle nnce Medical Journal, commentprogress made, says the hi tied and there is condition clearing up er interventi »;i.
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    SOVIET ADVANCE IN MANCHURIA.
    166 23 SOVIET AD VANCE IN MANCHURIA. Iter's Service. Shanghai, June 14. flu ui. Kussian iepi, ii, lliat bOVtet ioiccs entered •rtani town on tne emKailway, 10,0 miles to tne m iuli. Mianghai. led advance ot soviet troops .1 winch is an important rth- Western Manchuria is Bxpi considerable reserve. Ehert possibilities.
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    WATER SHORTAGE IN HONG KONG.
    115 23 iter's Service. 1 Hong Kong, June iz. f* L ial Sccietary, who presided 1 irge and representative comsider the water shortage that the Colony was passing ■">' serious crisis, one that uid the dimension of which roubles of 1925 to a mere Vance. It was
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    SOUTH AFRICAN ELECTIONS.
    159 23 Capetown, J UIU 2< The General (Section, to till M .s m*a m the South African Usjpalativ* Assam My. i- proceeding to-d.o. The resell iscVmbtfal, partly owiat tothecraatioa of IJ new o.nstitneiicies, also to the effects «.i the .piit ja the Labour Party, one section of winch,
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    SENSATIONAL CURES.
    168 23 rOK PARALYSIS AND hnEUMA'IISM. Cauterization of Nasal Cavity. London, June Oth. The "Daily Mails Barcelona correspondent reports that tremendous interest is being manifested m the new method of treating paralysis and rheumatic troul les adopted by Dr. Asuero. who is effecting sensational cures. The correspondent says that he
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    CHURCH AND STATE.
    43 23 RATIFICATION OF LATERAN r AGREEMENTS. Ceremony In Vatican City. London, June 7th. VATICAN ClTY.— lnstruments of ratification of the Lateran Agreements between Cardinal Gasparri, the Papal Secretary of State, and Signor Mussolini were exchanged today m the Hall of Congregations.
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    TO EX-QUEEN SOURIYA -A DAUGHTER.
    20 23 Bombay, June Bth. Ex-Queen Souriya of Afghanistan pave birth to s daughter at St. George's
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    SOVIET TECHNICAL DEPARTMENT CHIEF IN ENGLAND.
    99 23 HAS £400,000,000 ORDERS 10 PLACE BUT HAS HE THE FUNDS? [Renter's Service. J London, June 15. M. Koniukhov, who presides over the official technical department of Soviet Russia, through which every Russian manufacturer must obtain his machinery, has arrived m Great Britain for the
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    THE WAR ON COMMUNISTS IN INDIA.
    108 23 L Reiuei s bcivioe.J lieerut. jjuae »oli.e trial oi the 31 aueged LommnnnH conspirators has oeen adjourned lor ten days for the Mohanain holidays, Ihe prosecutor has not yet tinislied his speech. '1 he magistrate, Mr. Milnci White, ruled that the court had full
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    WORLD BEAUTY CONTEST.
    91 23 Galveston, Texas, June 12. The final round m a world-wuli beauty contest has been decided at an international pageant of pulchritude at which the Austrian I'raulciil Usl Hold' irbeiter was crowned as "Miss I'nivefse," but of 11 competitors reputed to be the most beautiful representatives of their
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    LABOUR ASSUMES OFFICE.
    1014 24 MINISTER RECEIVED BY THE [Renter's Service. J London, June S. The Cabinet Minister* arrived at Windsor at v o'clock this morning and weie taken m rsffriegcs sritli poatUkaaa and JUUffM to the Castle, as were the retiring Ministers yesterday People gathered at the loot of Castle Hill
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    BRITAIN AND AMERICA.
    196 24 MACDONALDS FOSSIBLt Vi&i i aahington Jnue, 1 1. Tiie virtual settlement ol the reparations preibletn lias occasioned the keeneel satisfaction m America. Mi. Hoover has declared he believed the adoption of the report will mark a great >tcp forward m the situation m Europe. Officials of tb.e
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    LABOUR TROUBLE ANTICIPATED.
    153 24 London, June, 11. The possibility of trouble ahead of the Labour Government m consequence of the miners' bitterness over their defeat at the hand* o. the coal-owners three years ago is already the subject of discussion. The miners who are Strongly represented m the new Commons, arc
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    A STAGE CABINET
    67 24 LABOUR ON THE TALKIES. L Kelltel' > A theatrical pre Bovernment > first X the filming ol Minisi m the garden of 10 D ag v Mac Donald acting dm J presenting each to tl phont vvaj i^.piopriate remark-. a y introduce to >on I A Cabinet
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    LABOUR TO ASSIST AVIATION.
    119 24 JUIK i.ieut.-v.oincir. j tveo ttpealung at tne An Lean it dinnei lie tiad Lord 1 boms as M iug that tiie Laboui I prepared to give every ass si I d aviation. It regarded aei planes I seaplanes BS a great aid m '.'.c CDM dation
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    OIL CONFERENCE FAIL
    19 24 [Renters Service. J Colorado Springs, June M The Oil Conference was reach agreement and adjourn* nt
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    DUTCH QUEEN MOTHER GOLDEN WEDDING.
    37 24 [Reutei Sen-ice-J Amsterdam, J i:lk H Party thousand peopk wpK *j] the Olympic Stadium for <« l of five day,' fc-ivities b IW«* Qreen Mother', mar* pi« SUnt w» preaenfcd by M < Q„ec,.andlhi,Kv-.h:
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    EILL MARRIAGE SURVIVE?
    1039 30 V. MARRIAGE OR HOLY MARRIAGE? THE REV. DESMOND MORSE- BOYCOTT. An attack was recently made upon the Bishop ol St. Albans by a section of tlie prcM because he had instructed his Ckrg) Ml 10 pcrfani the marriage services unless both parties were baptized. Ihe attack was
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    SPORT OF THE WEEK
    1089 34 A MALAYAN REVIEW f by A rgu> The Singapore lawn tennii championships have been on during the week, and up to the time <>f writing havt produced no surprises, though thew have been pome good matches. Choon Leoug gave Clerc, Malayan champion, a hard fight of
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    BRITISH INVESTIGATOR ON COTTON.
    154 35 LaOnd Mr. Ai HO Pears<j, gem the International Fed 1 1 Cotton-Spinner- an Association, ha- retUf < tensive investigation try m China and Jan on Japanese pi world, firstly, to the w hich is general s<.e ond ly f to meates ail H have Ken built
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    FORGED BILLS.
    91 35 Paris, May :b. Maximovitch Litvinoff, brother of the Soviet assistant Foreign Minister, will shortly be tried on a charge of swindling and forgery. It is alleged that he sold seven forged bills of exchange to the Russian Trade Delegation m Berlin (who were his former employers) for £250,
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    MEMORY OF NAVAL CONTROVERSY.
    27 35 CAPT. DEWAR'S NEW JOB. [Renter's Service.] London, June 0. Captain Dewar, of "Royal Oak" fame, (has been appointed Naval A.D.C. to the King.
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    AMERICAN RELIEF IN CHINA FAMINE.
    46 35 i Renter s Service.] Washington, June 5. At the request of Mr. Hoover the American red cross authorities have sent a mission to China to investigate conditions m tlie famine area with a view to alleviating the hardships <>f the population.
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    FATHER OF THE BABY CAR.
    896 36 From Sheep-Shearer to Motor-Magnate. By SIR HERBERT AUSTIN, who tells the story of his great British business m an interview with WALTER WOOD. 1 wa> seventeen and had just It-it school when I went to Australia with an uncle. When I reached ICtUmfM I wa>
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    RUSSIAN TRADE UNION COUNCIL.
    72 36 PRESIDENT DISMISSED. [Reuter's Service.] Riga, June 0. Ai. Stalin has removed Ai. Tomsky from the Presidency and membership of the Trade Union Central Council. According to the Soviet Press this is due to the miserable results of his management, which permitted the persecution. of workers who
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    MINERS ENTOMBED.
    78 36 ANOTHER ACTIVE VOLCANO. [Reuter's Service. J Buenos Aires, June 5. Moutel Nevado, which is about 100 1 miles from Sanrafael m the province of Mendo/.a, where many fatalities oc--1 currcd due to an earthquake last weekend, has become an active volcano. There was a further series of earthquake
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    TROTSKY WIRES MACDONALD.
    56 40 Will Toe Premier Admit Him? v. Mi^tautinopU JUS* a Trotskj has Hantaan, thi fkHkth muml hen t<» gram \i-.t t<. Kughmd ..,1 t»u ground that he need* medical nun ami mnsl personally suinrviei tiw pal Kcatioa -t hi- sutobaugraphy m l'n^li-h. Trotski has telegraphed t<. Mr. laav
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    OPENING UP AFRICA.
    120 40 OPPORTUNITY FOR SETTLERS. Cala, Angola, W. Africa, June 11. Ceremonies m connection with tlu npening <»f the lkllgUella railways. whicJi many diHi-gliiihrd people, Including Prince Arthur of Con-aught, are attending at Luao, began with the Portuguese Minister for the Colonies renaming tlu town of Cals "Rnbert Williams*'
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    MISSIONARIES TAKEN BY BANDITS.
    64 40 L.OUTH EAST HONAN OUTRAGE. [Iv. liter's Service. J Hankow June 8. The China Inland Mission here has lereccived word from Shekichen, m southeast Honan. stating that Mt and. Mrs. Krnest Weller, Mr. and Mrs. John Walker and child, all of the China Inland Mission a Shekichen,
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    SAFETY OF LIFE AT SEA.
    34 40 CONVENTION ADOPTED. London, June 2. The Intel national Conference on >atetv Lfile at Sea unanimously passed the motion lor the adoption of the amended Convention, winch was then signed.
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    CONTEMPT OF COURT.
    124 40 PRINCIPAL \IH OiL CASE AUAIH bENTtNCED. Washington, June 4. i lai 1 y Sinclair has been sentenced to a 1111 1 he c six months' imprisonment foi contempt ol court. Sinclair and Albert Kail were yesterday brought up on a charge of alleged conspiracy m connection with
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    OIL DISCOVERY IN BRITISH GUIANA.
    63 40 Georgetown, British Ouiana, May 18. Rxtensivc oil prospecting is expected to begin here soon under the supervision of experts from Trinidad and the I'nitcd .States OW Ug to the Governor's announcement thai oil has been dis- covered m tlu L'orcuts m ihstnct AI t. d\
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    BRITAIN. U.S.A., IRAK AND OIL.
    62 40 Washington. May Negotiations bsm been concluded ha .1 tripartita! aglismint which will shortly be- tigncd m Umdoa, between the United ftatcs, Great Britain and Irak, under wlncli the sovereignty of Irak will be recognised and American interests protected. Five American oil conrpaies will participate with
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    STUDYING MR. LLOYD GEORGE'S METHODS.
    63 40 FOREIGN POLITICIANS' KEEN INTEREST. London, May ir>. In ordei to study British electioneering methods, several foreigners visiting Crest Britain arc following Mr Lloyd George In his election campaign tours. The "students" include a Russian Count, a Deputy representing Paris m the Chamber, two South American
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    FAMINE IN CHINA.
    38 40 AMERICAN KED UKObS IU UlVt RELIEF. Washington, Ma\ 20. A committee appointed by the Ainuican Ked Cross will sail from VanCOUVCI on the 30th iust. to survey the situation resulting from the famine iv China.
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    GOVERNOR KIDNAPPED BY BANDITS.
    351 40 WEbT INDIES INUDtNI. [Renter's Service. J Willemstad, Curacao, June 10. A hand who ale alleged to l>e Venezuelan Nationalists are reported to have seized the water-front ot the Dutch colonial city ol Willemstad, killed several police, and carried oft' the Governor and Commander ol Troops, as
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    8-HOUR CONVENTION TO BE RATIFIED.
    72 40 Geneva, June 1 1. Mr. Wolfe, the British Government delegate announced amid enthusiasm to the Delegates st the International Laboui Conference that lI. M. tjovernment had decided to take the necessary steps t«. ensure ratification of the Washington Bight Hours Convention as aoon a:* p
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    MYSTERIOUS ASSAULT.
    145 40 IoKYU ocNbAl lUN KtCALLtU. Loudon, June 11. i he police are investigating a myslerious attack on Mr. Roger Tiiley, son oi Sir John Tiiley, Bnt__i Anibassadui at Tokyo. Mr. Roger iu'^y was going home to Chelsea at midnight when a man stepped ..in oi a doorway and felled
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    KING ALEXANDER'S RULE
    69 40 Belgrade, June to. MM. Pcrnar, Dzanitch and Mintaa, three leading lawyers oi Zagreb, haw been arrested with Dr. PoiitlO, the newly elected president of the Zagreb Advocates 1 Association, efter voting m favour of a resolution urging the Association to despatch a telegram to the King dcirin-hng
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    OIL CONFRENCF.
    53 40 C.OVT. CONTROL THREATENED. Colorado Spring, June 11. The oil producers conference has opened here and Mr. Mark Kequa, who has been appointed to preside by Air. Hoover, hinted at Government control of the industry. He said that if the industry was unable to co-operate he would urge "rigid
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    52 40 Simla, June 10. I nfavoinable developments m the international money market are reflected m the forthcoming Indian Government loans yielding approximately half pel cent, above normal. The first not exceeding 12 crores has been issued at 96.8 red< seuj not exceeding M at 08 redeemal 1 per
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    THE HARBIN RAID.
    128 40 FORGED CONSULAR SEALS. .1 &CIW J< 1 H nan.vi slaiei I i*uabo-ja_jaucai rcJ y uu MOfSC a tne soviet co*. >_gst UK sei, L police were Japauea while papers J seabot the Anicnea t( sulates were also i It is conjectured for forging pas I 1 munications
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    IGNORANCE AS AN EXCUSE.
    156 41 BUDDHIST PRIEST ACQUITTED IN EXCISE CASE. A judgment delivered by Mr. Justice Akbar, Colombo -et aside the conviction and tine of Rs. 30 imposed by the Police Magistrate of tfegombo on a Buddhist l„-iest named Yagodamulla Sasanatilaka, the Silpanagoda temple, for having without a license. (1)
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    QUIET HOUR.
    897 42 ttvi s irl. o had o ft school. b\ till i.lit t i how sh< .1 with tlu- I! kef*, md laid the n ail i i I on the counter for the young n an's inspection, lb looked them over, speedily chose a suitable shirt with an
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    THE THINGS WHICH ENDURE.
    253 42 Over and over and over again we need to comfort and strengthen ourselves with the remembrance that there is a very wonderful, enduring quality to the things that are good and clean and sound and honest. The story is told of the tearing down of some
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    HIDDEN BEAUTY.
    195 42 vVheu I ua» a buy al school I was under frince Lee mat pruice of schoolmasters. And one day he said to the class, "Next tune you have the opportunity go to the British Museum and sit before the famous statue there, the torso of Jupiter, by Pheidias.
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    140 42 There is no gt us life i:ke genius ol energy and activity. will iearn that all the traditMa current among young men that a gie-at characters have wre>ugk: greatness by an inspiration, as it a grow out of a great mistake. And will further find, when you
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    79 42 D. C, Mitch. A man of sense soon discovers I and how long he is welcome, and! care to leave the company at hi soon as he is wished out of it never perceive whether they are ]iA or ill-placed. Lord Chester* Yesterday's successes belong^ day with all yesterday's lefe*
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    COMPATIBILITY OF TEMPERAMENT.
    50 43 COMPATIBILITY OF TEMPERAMENT. DAZ2 M OBTAINS LEGAL KfoN F"Or- HUSBAND. H Ivondon, May 23. nious prima e.o_ua, •a/./ini, has obtained a ,m her husband, Sigt.v mutual consent, on 1 ncompatibility of tern y erl is her second husband. "Jiedhim m 1026, when her age and his as 32. iven is
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    30 43 BY L s. TREASURY DEPARTMENT. London, May 23. U.-l-.N..etl> 150 years after its ;fl( r Tinted States Treasury *J n .of the book consigned seller were accordingly c authorities.
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    UNION OF SCOTTISH CHURCHES.
    158 43 UNION OF SCOTTISH CHURCHES. REPORTS APPROVED BY ASSEMBLIES. London, May 24. L Assoilzies of the Church of U au the United Free Church [fiiuilv approved the reports from Lor Church Courts m favour of poo of the two churches, the negoBs for which had been proceeding I year*. f "report--
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    CHNEIDER CUP RACE.
    92 43 COMMANDER OF BRITISH T- AM INJURED. London, May 22. 'ait ad; ;> ting a motor car recently* fc-lieut nant D'Arcy Greig. corner of the British Schneider Cup h serin: iOy injured one eye on the the \haust pipe. s definitely stated that he will be «toflv for
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    CHEMICAL COOLING FLUID.
    135 43 NEW DISCOVERY TO BE USED IN U.S. SEAPLANE. I<ondon, May 22. New York. A revolution m the t Pern of internal combustion enpredicted as a result of research irried out by naval engineers ennst% who have evolved a tl cooling fluid eliminating ihe and water-pump, understood that
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    HOME UNEMPLOYMENT INCREASING.
    23 43 June 4. The total number of unemployed on May 27 was 1,132,300. This was 27.638 more than on May r3-
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    FRENCH FLYERS IN INDIA.
    17 43 Karashi, June 4. The French flyers Arrachart and Rignot have departed for Allahabad.
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    RUSSIA AND CHINA.
    189 43 DRASTIC ACTION NEEDED? China Requests Legations to be Raised to Embassies. tl Reuter's Service.] Nanking, June o. he Foreign Minister, Dr. Wang, informed pressmen this afternoon that the present Sino-Russian relations are j "extremely grave" and the position is i being considered by the Government, inj dicating
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    I SUN YAT-SEN'S REMAINS.
    316 43 SUN YAT -SEN'S REMAINS. CASKET DEPOSITED. Nanking, June i. As a climax to a week's elaborate ceremonies, which started m Peking on May 26, the carefully embalmed remains of bun China, contained m an elaborate Ameri-can-made bronze coffin, were placed m their final resting place m the middle Rotunda of
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    CHINESE POLICE RAID
    146 43 Peking, May 28. It is reported from Harbin that 100 Chinese police raided the Soviet Consulate unexpectedly while a secret meeting of members of the Third Internationale was being held m the basemenU iThe barred doors were broken down, I while consular officials endeavoured to j burn
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    GERMAN EX-COLONIES.
    86 43 London, May 28. The activities of Herr von Kuehlman, the former German Under-Secretary fos Foreign Affairs, m aiming at the restoration of the ex-German colonies to Germany were repudiated by Dr. Stresemann m a statement to Berlin pressmen. Herr von Kuehlman recently handed 'the British Ambassador m Paris
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