Malayan Saturday Post, 22 June 1929

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    38 1 Jes» Iff fP The Malayan Saturday Post ILLUSTRATED Lie*) ty &unlop MALAYA'S LEADING PICTURE PAPER. PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY JyuA Ay &untop kr\/l. NO. 23 JUNE 22. 1929. PRICE 2O CENTS The Malayan Saturday Post ILLUSTRED JUNE 22. 1929.
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      163 1 tmiiir iniiiWßWEfflHiHwiimiHHiiiiiiiiiiiiimiinnm^ I Bj Special kcXjji B. N. The I I Appoißtieit To jHt k d 6 Sita. I 111/ A H^l^SnE SIMENII PKES FOI SCHOOL STMTS. 1 1/ 1 1% A VERY EXTENSIVE SELECTION OF |f I I ff P CUPS. MEDALS CHALLENGE SHIELDS jj |k 4 I I
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      103 2 I THE MALAYAN SATURDAY POST. I PREPAID SUBSCRIPTION RATES. I Single Copy 20 cents. I Within British Malay.. Otttsid* British Malaya. I s months r $j^o smooths $315 6 months 4.75 6 months >.. 6.05 S i» months 9.00 ia months m 11A I NOTE: Please add 26 cents to
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    WIT AND HUMOUR.
    667 3 Formerly common noun, skirts is now an abbreviation. Wife (show ing husband expensive fur coat)— One really can't help but feel sorry for the poor thing that was skinned for this.'" Husband— "l appreciate your sympathy." Clarice— "Cheer up! They say troaMes never come single Helen— "No;
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      259 3 •J» «N *S* *2* <S* t HELPS FOR t i CAMBK.uut hi UOENTS I T rui h^mi ujC Ot uUiiU) Ouuai U.ol s^ucbtiuris ana noics on uuhus i Caesar 0.81 Supplement ot Julius Caesar U. 41 Corntnentury and Quesiion- •> <• naire on Julius Caesar 0.30 t Notes on A
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    OUR LONDON LETTER
    2097 4 'Malayan Saturday I'ost* Special Copyright. BY THE LOOKER-OS THE KINGS WELCOME RECOVERY. STCRIES OF THE GREAT SEAL. ALDERSHOT'S GREATEST TATTOO. NEW DEPARTURE IN TALKING FILMS. A Plea For Friendship. London, Ma> 17, 1929 The Kind's long-continued illneM has. had primarily this effect it lias inteiisMictl the intimate
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    WHO WINS?
    85 4 N"\\ Hippo* thci equal edacatioa tad i ■ppiytoi Ea a po«tio« pteMuH mannered, cftciem ofa»m br^h. Which, rhcnritaoMcdto t-thw.pu.Unn.An. wh« Mki the diferci two**!? Alm.M,; Ksi tion tlu coodhion materi .1- acctimulati-d m poison the blood, fog th, the >pirit. disorganize Ih And what U the ren >«-ti
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      74 4 1 Worlds Finest Electrical Cleaner Carpets harbour billions of germs m tropical s' C? |Jfc countries germs that are brought into the I ,1 T) house on the soles of shoes. fj^y There is only one way to keep carpets M^KfPWl^^^^Fl device removes these menacing bacteria, t Hr\ >»a-^P original
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    SPARKLES.
    740 5 tfING SMILES OF THE WEEK. t)y'Q*iM." -Mkh gentleman iv Kuala [J t ,,vy He has bum r., call lawyer a liar, and His achievement that of the Singapore s able to smite his enemy J M at the modest charge it «1 ng thing was tliat the the insinuation
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      249 5 m*'* l^L M :^r^'^ s=^^^^- j Excellent Accommodations EL .^o^^^^ fe' CA V^i Superior Service DOLLAR STEAMSHIP LINE j|J|[KLg AMERICAN MAIL LINE roWD-THE-WORLD: j ROUND nIE WORLO j Arrive Leave Leave SERVICE. FEATURES. Spore Spore Penang From SINGAPORE Md PENANG vl« PRES HARRISON Jul. 8 Jul. II Jul. 13 <
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      49 5 PEARLS NECKLETS CHOKERS EARRINGS Can b 9 obtained at moderate prices. Sarly inspection cordially invited BEIT PATTERNS BEST FINISH BEST VALUES m Diamond Rings, Signets, from 9 ct. to 22 ct Gold Links, Safety Pins and Studs. K. M. OLI MOHAMED, DIAMOND MERCHANTS AND JEWELLERS 3, High Street, SINGAPORE.
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      53 6 ■■LI |\|Rl x I 1 1, lil'VjiH>liPliiM I I BEER i Katz Brothers., Ltd. I Sole Agents z ♦♦♦♦♦♦»<>«)^»4> <• i i w£R^ s limT7^o^^^H Ii D\\ ru\T' A 1 t X LIN i\-jM I L LVA-°J>^^ j CRAVEN T I CORK-TIPPED VIRGINIA CIGARETTES MADESPECIALLY TO PREVENT SORE t THROATS
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      120 6 F*** v f II TR ATION of water four limes. R 1 1 HfFR IOt RATION of gas and water, nicely adjusted M, h ■eeds of both imEIATION of all drinks, perfect w JIPERVISION of every process, unflaggingly maintained 1 FI j JLJFHCIENCY— of all appliances, a constant care. t
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    AUSTRALIAN WEDDING IN SINGAPORE.
    31 7 THE DOING OF MR. E. G. Mo2a« W SERVIce MANAGER PROGRESSIVE PUBL.C.TY CO.. LTD., AND MISS E.LY BURKE OF SYDNEY WHICH WAS SOLEMNISED AT ST. ANDREW'S CATHEDRAL
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    A BRIDAL GROUP.
    32 7 Photos by Left to right: Mr. Roland Pearce (best man), Bride, Bridegroom, Miss Maude Millard (bridesmaid) and Mr. E. M. de Villa (who gave away the Bride). Light Studio
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    4 7 The Police Depot, Singapore
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    THE JOB ACCOMPLISHED.
    137 8 s/ h ikt.vi is vi ii > /■<■,/ Miss Gladys De Havilland, the heroine of Round-the-World with a Seven photographed with her car at the thp AiKtin Seven iust the very car for such a job. the AUSim oeven jum v.c c y Members of the Johore
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      260 9 J^%/\1 WEAKNESS, j£ ff) DEBILITY use DESCHIENS' Syrup Of HoKOIOfIObID Already 30 000 Doctors throuffhout the world have agreed that this radical rrmedy ALWAYS CURES, and gives health and strength. Far better than strums, raw meat. Medicated wines, ttfc OBTAINABLE FROM ALL LEADING DISPENSARIES I CARLSBERG BEER iliS^! Obtainable from
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    ROUND THE WORLD.
    1419 10 MISS GLADYS DE HAVILLAND ENTERTAINED IN LONDON. Sir Herbert Austin, X..8.1.., presided o\ci a kMtlKiiiiK of alx >nt one-hundred people when Mis* tic Havilland was entertained at Luncheon at the Connaught Rooms [IjOSMtoii). t<> celebrate tlie- successful completion of her Round-the-Wbrld juuiiuy with an Austin Seven. Sir
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      135 10 xJFvJ^ <^^^^^ QUAKER OATS is 65<^ energ> -buildVt ing carbohydrate; 16% muscle-mak-K2/i m« P r <>tein. Besides, there are fats, mm Jfcp^"~-|j^i^ eral constituents, vitamins and rnughagt n i^L iSSSHi a elements essential to a perfectly n Hi ifSw balanced diet. Quaker Oats is dtliv nn>. M W' Ql£j too,
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    Stella's Conversion
    3170 11  -  ANNIE O. TIBBITS by I mu>ic-hall Oh, n«», m 1 couldn't, Hilda!" j anil his wife glutted at I 1 ever been to one Hilda I eeiitly. H iC r." declared hei -i-t- 1- m- •and IKA-er mean to." B Z\~. met of living m the country/ I
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      68 11 B ffl B*' r l^tfS^^i 'l^ra^^^i'' r'" famous church s or.c of the \k iS^ 1 E^lR9n p*^^l "C> '\>\ landmarks ot old Manila and m I^ >^jL J lit t frbt'iiiifc fl UH IS^I 7^ HI BTI ol Lecasni; Snlcedo and other B AjmU^\\\S!l -i L»__; *»»v .»3lf X?
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    YOUR URGENT NEED IS A GOOD TONIC.
    223 12 TAKE DR. WILLIAVS' PINK PILLS!' Thousands of physicians know from j experience gained iii the' course of their daily professional duties that m CMCI where the patient's need i> tonic treatment nothing Utter exists than Dr. Williams' link Pflls for Pale People. For
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    RAMSAY MACDONALD THE MAN!
    1057 13 RAMSAY MACDONALD THE MAN! ,1 day, and I *to k! in.ih at Leicester. lielow t! <. k orn 1 exchange >tood ft". of-ie. They looked prusrvr,t them. Rut amongst ther.i 1,0 seemed to have drairel .of misery and povcitv. huiiL-cr-inarchers, unemploymployaMe. top of the jiigh stei* .1 ed down upon"
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      232 13 ,v»v***»»»»^»«^»******** v->> The Ideal Simplex Perplex I BEATER MILLS t Industrial progress and the ever-increasing number of products to be a ground have shown that the available machines do no* altogether satisfy v the demands made upon them. To meet these requirements the Ideal J J Beater Mills are recommended
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    FILMS THE WORLD OVER
    2139 14 MR. WILLIAM FOX DISCUSSES THE SUBJECT OVER THE RADIO. What the motion picture m U-» audible lot m holds lot the future m the form of eiiUitaiiumnt and education was discussed recently by Mr. William Vox |IH silks* of the POX Film Corporation, ill a nationwide
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      62 14 HEAVEN i -WITH— J GEORGE O BRIEN AND LOIS MORAN j A WILLIAM FOX SPECIAL 1 *j FL ,t rtt«il ANN >D SCB\I*NTS LAT6R V ♦> V WILLIAM BOycTrndL LUPE VELEZ 7 >d, D.WGRJFFITMj" LADY OF TME PAVEMENT^ United Artists Super Production. j VVV .f M PONTIAC OAKLAND CARS I\!lA|#N
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    FILM NEWS.
    1124 15 RELAXATION. yes lOuth and beauty, Paramount Player. 11 I*. most necessary ior the who »'i«hcs to keep hei \Mlih ty, aW ding to Florence Vidor, II be shortly m the l.naSonnd Synchronised production, •not," starring Enri] Jannlngt. Vidor states that it is nu>st im--10 have let hours 101
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      129 15 OT/\ fl Commencing June 23rd olUr! pavilion HERE'S ANOTHER WONDERFUL PARAMOUNT Kl'IC-OF IHE SEA. OLD ft iHL. IRONSIDES TELLING A TALE OF A I_^^|Hp< FIGHT FOR FREEDOM. REAL BATTLES! ■■T^R f SHIPS BLOWN UP! B^. MIGHTY SPECTACLE! IB^K THROBBING ROMANCE! d|i%j ESTHER RALSTON i^A^^Vil^ WALLACE BEERY BmßSf^^ GEO BANCROFT CHARLES
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      136 16 iHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim iiiiiiiiiiiiHiMmiiimiiimiimimimuuimiUMi^ llfoes your skin look smooth and| radiant? 1 Voty Compact, so fine m texture and m six graduated shades will main- 1 tain the soft matt bloom of your| 1 Carry a Coty Compacte wherever 1 you go- indispensable for the| COMPACTE OBTAIN %tLEFBOM ALL L€\DING STOIES AND
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      164 16 FOR HOUSING SCHeles] I G- R. OEHLEFfs Hi j: 30. St. Michael's Road, SINGAPORE. > MANUFACTURER OF PRECAST CONCRETE POST AND V \pi I > COOLIE LINES, B\TH ROOMS, SENTRY AND TELEPKoSp! I BOIES, LATRINES AND OTfIER BUILDINGS, CAM I ANU SOU ARE CONCRETE LATRINE SEATS, AND CONiRFTP? > DUSI
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    THE BODY OF THE LATE DR. SUN VAT-SEN INTERRED AT THE MAUSOLEUM.
    81 18 THE BODY OF THE LATE DR. SUN VAT-SEN INTE RRED AT THE MAUSOLEUM. General Chiang Kai-shek and Madame Sung Ching-ling awaiting the arrival of the body at Nanking. Madame Sun Vat-sen (m front) and M Sun-fo. The Bier with an escort of Infantry and Cavalry (at the rear) The body
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      22 19 !>hpll Pair Sot Qood Oildlone {Mot 000d spirit alone (I 1 1 I IheUuick Starting Hdir\ \§^T^ Shelf Oils .tnd Spirit RTRT
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    FOOTBALL TOPICS
    1447 20 N#|«J By "Spictator. S.R.A. Only A Foster-Child There is no doubt that the sporting hi Ik of Singapore will read with a sigh ,f relief that Mi. Sime and his Council iuvc decided to deal const itutionnlly with any complaint that may be made i .tinst any referee,
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    BOMB OUTRAGE SENTENCE.
    43 20 The two nun convicted with the outran mkta 1 !I;} thrown m the l«gM«|n New IV-lhi on April I and Hmcskxvara Dutt. h.»v, b ed to trans|M»rtation for lif, ceived tllC sentence with "Lon* live the proletarian v u r,
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    ANTI-RELIGIOUS CAMPAIGN IN RUSSIA.
    70 20 ANTI- RELIGIOUS CAMPAIGN IN RUSSIA. MOtCOW, J; v ,j "There arc millions of K h, vers and only thousands of M Kr sons, Int wi shall uproot am] destroy its influence with tlu mamtg" comments the "Pravda" m m editorial rcnardinn the eonj-rvss ol tlu cicty o| the Godless, which
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    THE FIGHT AGAINST MALARIA.
    88 20 THE FIGHT AGAINST MALARIA London, June ia. The experiences of Sir Malcola Watson m the course of his prolonged tour of India and Ceylon, to investigate and advise on practical anti-nialana! work, are described m the auuual report of the Ross Institute on tropical The tour has resulted m the
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    LORD NORTHCLIFFE'S BROTHER.
    154 20 ESTATE VALUED AT £1,444,000. 190,000 Bequest to Merton College, Oxford. London, June 6th. The late Sir Hildebraud Harnisworth, ot., lclt £1,444,000. He bequeathed one-tenth of his estate 10 Merton College, Oxford, foe the creation of live scholarship* for kn vcars, available only to Britishers who arc Protestants
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    SEVERE EARTHQUAKE
    520 21 N tW ZEALAND SHAKEN. al People Killed. Wellington. June 17 .Mh.juake lia> occurred all j lint i> except m the South of There bus been no mrim* wviit m Nelson and Westport. m m of the Boys 1 CoOeaje al sb ipstd, several boyi being m I (bough
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    IMPERIAL AIRWAYS LINER DISASTER.
    598 21 DESCENT IN MID-CHANNEL. London, Juik 17. < >iv was killed, four were injured, and it i* feared seven are missing as the result of the forced descent m the Channel, three miles from Dungeness, of an Imperial Airways liner, "City of Ottawa," en route to 1
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    THE LIBERAL PARTY AND LABOUR.
    304 21 MR. LLOYD GEORGE SPEAKS OUT I Ke uier s cx-i ice J London, June 13. Air. Lloyd George, addressing MD%rai Members of Parliament at the National liberal Ciub, said the nation had declared by a majority of 5,500,000 votes that it had no use for
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    EGYPT'S PREMIER.
    49 21 ARRIVES IN LONDON. The Egyptian Premier arrived m London this evening. He was met at Victoria Station by representatives ot Mr. Ramsay Mac Donald and tlu Foreign Secretary. During his Stay the degree of Doctor of Civil Law will be conferred upon him by the Oxford I'niversity.
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    OVERSEAS COMMITTEE.
    97 21 COLONIAL OFFICE APPOINTMENIS. \ii >ulnc.\ Wel>l>, Secretaiy i<»« lioiiiKiioii aiui Colonial Affairs, ha-, asked Mr. ion*>nl>\, l'uihaineiiUry I nkiSecretary i'<»i Riiniuioii Aftairs, t«» ■MMMM the i li.iiMii.uislii|> ..1 the < >\<.rsc;t S-ttknicnt Committee. He lia* alj*o invited Mr. Lunn, Parliamentary InderSecretary or the Colonies, who has been a
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    MARCONI'S TITLE.
    17 21 Rome, June 18. The Kfag l>as conferred upon Signof Marconi the hereditary title of Marquis
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    TRANS-ATLANTIC FLIGHTS.
    57 21 Renter'! Service.] Old Orchard, Maine, June 13. The French aeroplane "Yellow Bird" took off at io.io a.m. m an attempted flight to Paris. An attempt was also made to take oft with the American machine "Green Flash," which is hound for Rome, lmt it turned over on to
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    U.S. BANK MERGER.
    38 21 COMBINED RESOURCES TOTAL $1,700,000,000. New York, June 17. The third largest bank m the United State! has been created by the nerger of the Chase National Bank and National i'ark liank, with resources totalling 1,700,000,000.
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    RAY KEECH KILLED.
    114 21 FAMOUSE RACING MOTORIST CRASHES. Altoona, Pciin., Time 15. The famous racing motorist Ray Kcech, the former bolder* of the mile speed record, has been killed. The car he was driving crashed while lie wa engaged m 1 200-mile race. The accident wai due to his car hittiri:
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    MOTOR GRAND PRIX.
    92 21 SUCC-SS OF BRITISH CARS. 1.. mimiin, June \6, Great Britain, beatitg the French hk! Aniercnn teams, carried off ni!innitkvit!« |y the annual ('.rand Prix m the motorcar endurance nice (.'4 hours.) Tile first four places were captured by four lkntlty cars. The leader, driven 1)\ 11. R.
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    The Malayan Saturdays Post. June 22, 1929. FEDERAL COUNCIL.
    260 22 The Malayan Saturdays Post. June 22, 1929. FEDERAL COUNCIL. Two matters stood out, iv public interest, among those discussed at this week's Federal Council meeting m Kuala Lumpur. First there was the affair of the Rubber Research Institute. The Government did not come too well out of that, m its
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    RAILWAY DEVELOPMENT
    295 22 A glance at the map of Singapore, showing the present railway route and that which is to be followed by the deviation now decided upon, at once shows what enormous advantages will result. It looks such an obvious thing that wonder arises as to why it was not
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    PLAYING GROUNDS.
    261 22 .Singapore is giving a lead to Malaya m the matter of playing grounds as it should do, of course, with its large population and greater needs than other centres. It has its wond.rful padang and well-equipped Stadium, Balestier plain and other open spaces devoted to sj>ort. A Municipality
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    INDIA'S FUTURE.
    63 22 VICEROY PROMISES HONOURABLE SETTLEMENT. i ßenter's Service.] Simla, June 20. Lore! lrwin (the Viceroy) announced he would seek an opportunity m England of discussing with His Majesty's Government all the grave matters concerning India "including an honourable settlement of India's constitution," m a speech at a dinner m
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    TRAIN COLLISIONS
    51 22 TlUuter'> Service. mm \\,:k, Tlierc uav. ono death M pk Mm injured on the P £J W» H Sixth Aye.UK. J* Cathedral o| S t Join throu X l, oik trail- OmUm Of another CkMMWNtt, J iMKlit peoplt were failed injured through i ooUnkia bd v.,ilmciis mfaM lure
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    "ELEVATED" CRASH.
    64 22 PERILOUS RESCUE AJKK. Keutci's Service. New York, J Thousand* of pedestrians > lxtl Avenue watched the perilous climb of firemen and surgeons tm perpendicil* ladders, following fee oolltsti .j tUu traias m the elevated rill Via) nne penoa was killed md a\ i v jured. The pas>cugres wen
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    JAPAN & DISARMAMENT.
    29 22 JAPAN DISARMAMENT. [Renter's Service, i Washington, June jo. The Japanese Government has con< ■mnicatad to Mr. Roovci its readiness to support any measures lor a furtl rcdnctioii (A BIIIHBUCIIIIS
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    OPENING OF PARLIAMENT.
    14 22 London, June State opening <»f rVrliament is been fixed for July >.
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    HONG KONG'S PLIGHT.
    72 22 EMERGENCY MEASURES. Iloug Kong, June i>. Owing to the continuance of the drought the Onvniment is asking the Legislative Council for an increased vote of $300,000 for emergency works and the importation of water. RAIN-MAKING EXPERIMENTS. [Router's Sen-ice.] Hong Kong, June 19. Royal Air Force machine- made
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    THE PREMIER FLIES.
    71 22 JOURNEY TO LONDON BY BOMBER. [Reuter's Service.] London, June K>A crowd witnessed Mr. Mad bald's departure from Lossiemonth to Lot at 10.30 o'clock this morning The Premier embarked m long-range bomber aeroplane pil Flight-Lieutenant H. W. Hcslop. The machine took off from a field, near the Premier's
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    INDIA'S CURSE.
    40 22 RELIGIOUS RIOTS IN MYSORE. [Renter's Service.] Bombay, Jw* The Moslem festival of M«tan^ the occasion of a clash and Moslems at Pcvangert. S police fired and three people rein L 4 o injured. Tr^ forcements have proceeded t«l^^
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      150 22 Adelphi Hotel Ltd Singapore. TEA DANCES EVERY TUESDAY 5.30-7.30. SPECIAL DINNER AND DANCE EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. ROOF GARDEN CINEMA EVERY SUNDAY AND THURSDAY AT 9.30 p.m. THE BEST CUISINE IS TOWN OPENING OF THE ROYAL GRILL JUNE Ist. ADELPHI HOTEL, LTD., UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT Mother, you must carefully choose
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      19 22 Sore Throat is quickly conquered by a tew übleti of fORMAMINT At au Chmmuta »nd Sr#r#i. Bar T— 4+r.
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    CAPTIVE MISSIONARIES.
    42 23 CAPTIVE MISSIONARIES. 0 I>N OULY ILL-TREATED. Hankow, June i; .Moiiarks who are confined at hiive got out word that th.-y .d arc not being unduly ill- Vugh the brigands api)ear ,1 to bold them captive until lnigands? |X incorporated m tin J
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    MISSIONARIES RELEASED.
    37 23 Hal. 1 ow, June l& him Inland Mission lure has retdeftrun stating thftl the n»is- luld ca|»tive at Shekse'hen have, zjuxptkm of Mr W Her, bed Mr Weller's icleas iso.pcctonow. There are B > further Id
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    CHURCHES' CALL TO END WAR.
    187 23 CHURCHES' CALL TO END WAR. M f.u J-MW.t-.MOMm MAiMlr-tblJ. Sttg? ll(s P c for Anglo- 1 imeu ;ictKiship and world peace has recen toe approval oi the ArcJmaaop ,>! Li tcrbory, i'r. Lang. It is signed .i> ol the Church of Hugiaud, t k acoofonnist Churches of Britain, ;UU I
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    FLOOD AND CHOLERA IN ASSAM.
    116 23 LtoPtttAlt dMUAI'ION. 1 ea t states isolated. [Renter 1 Service. J Sjjrlhet, Assam, June 20. Sthkietl iJoocls have caused acute distress m the Sylhet and Lachar districts. The water is rising two feet daily and cumn.unication with the tea gardens is ON ofl Tli villagers
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    RUMANIA SEEKS WAR.
    50 23 Budapest, June 18. mo-Hungarian tension, resulting trom tl c Hungarian intensified agitation r vision of the Peace Treaties, has I a critical phase with the Rumann I">ss unambiguously demanding the v of Hungary and the seizure of >Thebi Line, whilst the "Epoca" of a march upon Buda-
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    ANOTHER ELECTION SOON.
    81 23 ELECTORAL REFORM BY AGREEMENT. Renter's Service.] LrOndon.. Juiic iy. Tlk i«>>^i'>ility of another election at no di>tant date was envisaged by the Übcfll Party administrative committee, when it adopted resolutions* moved by Sir Herbert Samuel to maintain and strengthen the organisations iv the constituencies. Tlie resolution also
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    MISUSE OF FIREARMS.
    119 23 L Renter I Service. J New \orK, June iiy. i' '.ii.lk: indignation has Ixeii caused, by a series ot incidents attributed to the lax use of tirearms by I'rouibition agents oil fie Canadian border, and was the subject oi questions by reporters at the White House, to
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    46 23 [Renter s Service. J Pretoria, June nj. The new South African taoinet includes the toliowing: General Hertzug Prime .Minister and Minister of External Anairs; ex-.speaker Jansen (Mfßittrr of Native Affairs); Colonel Creswell (Minister ol Labour and Defence); Mr. Havenga (Minister of Finance).
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    123 23 [Heater s oervice. J .\e\v iuik, June jo. 1 litre were a ilo/.cii CUMB <>i U«U prosualioii you may wan low aettWd ii'om saii>iH)KC and iniee ca*e* Ot ui owning, die victims lining suiierciS lroin me neat w no had sougut relief m aea-Dtihing. '1 be
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    HEAT WAVE IN NEW YORK.
    48 23 Renter's Service.] New York, June 19 The record June temperature of 92 m the shade, coming as the climax to a ten days heat wave, was responsible for tei. deaths yesterday. Twelve people were drowned during the week-end while seeking reiitt m bathing.
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    312 23 KUOMINTANG'S MANIFESTO. Educative Period Heralded. [Reuters Service. J Nanking, June iy. At the conclusion 01 me second plenary session 01 me central executive committee ot tue Kuonnmang (winch dominates the Government) 1« ngthy manifesto was issued outlining the party's programme during the "educative i>eriod, ;> which the conference
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    GENERAL BOOTH DEAD.
    104 23 London, June io. General Booth, the former leader of the Salvation Array, is dead. General Booth's death occurred at his house near Barnet, Hertfordshire, following an unexpected relapse which set m earlier m the day. FUNERAL SERVttE IN THE ALBERT HALL. The funeral service for General Brauiwell
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    32 23 Bogota, Columbia, June 10. A landslide lias caused the diversion of the Quilcacc River, whose waters havt overwhelmed the town of Seville, killing forty and injuring over a hvind»-ed p.oplc
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    NEWS IN BRIEF
    878 24 Old boys ami friendg of the ncluh.l can htVC a copy of the A. C. S. Magaziue ■eM t«» them it thc> will SCSjd the annual Mil >ci lption of Si ko the lulitor A. C< S. Majia/iiK, Cairnhill Road. The I f fJllstlVf C<»uncil will meet
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    THE AMERICA CUP.
    79 24 SIR THOMAS UPTON'S CHALLENGE ACCEPTED. London, June 18. It is announced that the New York Yacht Club lias accepted Sir Thomas Upton's challenge for the America Cup. The first race will he held at Newport m October io.;o. New York, Later. The America Cup race will begin
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    441 24 HAZARDOUS CROSSING OF ATLANTIC. 1 un>. June 10. The MOSMMjIsJM Yellow Bird, m which three- Preach itnaen Be* Urn Atlantic from the lnited States. landing on the north coast of Spain, ha> arrived at Lc boargd aerodrome. Bordeaux, June 1 6. The Yellow Bttd left
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    COMMUNISTS PUNISHED.
    43 24 INCITEMENT OF FRENCH TROOPS. Paris, June 17. The Secretary General of the French Communist Paris to-day was sentenced to three years' imprisonment on a charge of inciting troops t<> disobedience. The manager of the newspaper "Humauite" was sentenced to five years.
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    REPARATIONS PLEBISCITE?
    151 24 GERMAN POLITICAL BATTLE n lk lIn I Ik -.MKiui.^m, um»k "W the Vouur Plan wa intention ..f eolordat i „ij.,.., 'h I l;m. or failing that., ■*ti..n rt the Venafflei T Inag Germany's Itaponubilfo f« th war. Jtn:,. It b reported that M Briand irertc with Hcrr Streaenmti
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    DUKE OF NORFOLK'S 21ST. BITHDAY.
    258 24 DUKE OF NORFOLK'S 2 1ST. BITHDAY. PRtMIER PEER OF ENGLAND. Pomp and Revelry at Arundel Castle. Fof to days two hefty farmhands guarded day and night a liu^l beacon of faggotl and boxwood, 4^ leet high, vii limy Hill, o\crlooking Arundel CtHlf. 1 1 icy lit tiic bonhre, which, blazing
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    CRICKET NOTES.
    895 25 Jjy Welcome.' 1 cwiccs t3eat Public Services. y,,' txcption <>f Vine aud it maining players including made nscful contributions total of 176. Pank aud Whitt- id early lead and between them 1 nearly 60 runs and then a was stopped by Simpson and .Witer played wry 1 right
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    DEATH OF AMERICA'S BOY SCOUTS FOUNDER.
    34 25 The death ii MMMMaitti af Mr. d 1i0;.., the noted news|»al>er propiicto md !ig K'dMc hunter lie was th Fouadet <»f the Hoy Sootrti m Am r ca.
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    OUTRAGE AT CURACAO.
    34 25 The HagUC, June 1 1 he WiK/r.elan Legation h.is convexvil t > the .Vtlurl.md> •overnnieiit ill .i off "tlu whole people «>f Vcik /iK la" at the action of nlibiistei> ir. Curacao.
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    BRITISH COMMONWEALTH FESTIVAL.
    59 25 NEW YORK PUBLIC INTERESTED. London, June 5111. NKW YORK.— Tlie American public arc most interested m the liritish Commonwealth Festival, which opened on June jrd, under the auspices of representatives of the Dominions and India. The week's programme comprises lectures on life m and the customs of
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    1662 30 BRITAIN AMERICA. STRIVING FOR REAL PEACE. GcNtRAL DAWES WELCOMED. PREMIER FORESEES DIFFICULTIES. London, June ib. Mr. Ram s;t y Mac Donald, the lreinier, m a speech at the dinner given by I,o*sie-n»outh Municipality m his honour, referring feo his conversation with (ien. Dawes on June lh, said the Labour <
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    175 30 MILLIONAIRE'S GIFT. Must Be Spent In 25 Years. A trtnt iiuki oi tj,.. 1 1 created Ly stenatof Janics i zeni ilic weltare, health, aim J children. Although intended pi i those living m the Statt the money may al>o be US aid vi children throughout :1k
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    745 31 A MALAYAN REVIEW By "Argus." g the past few days we have read lc.il about the projected ikw irse off Hukit Timah Road, the aversion of the recreation ground, the new sports arena being connoted by the Municipality at Jalan And it has been good reading.
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    RAFFLES LIBRARY.
    289 32 The underuoted nou-hction works have beeii added to the Library Aiion. Peace of Mind Essays aiid Reflections. 1914-1917. Anon. Serenity Essays aud Reflections, 1916-1919. Aspinall-Oglander (C.F.) Official History of the Oallipoli Campaign. Vol. I, with maps and appendices. 1929. Baring (Maurice) Algae an anthology of phrases. 1928. Batemau
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    519 32 600 MILES-AN-HOUR MOTOR. Machine That Annir.ilates Distance. A patent has just been applied lor lo protect an invention wincu, it is claimed, will make possible tue construction ot a machine capable of aerial velocities of 000-miles-an-hour. The application was lodged under the title "An improved method of varying the weight
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    "WE MUST HAVE "
    1240 34  - "WE MUST HAVE SIR HARRY LAUDER 6. LAUGHTER. By FfeOpla the world over are separated by apparently imi>assable gulfs, and perhaps the greateal is that of language* When iiati<>n> speak different tongues there is ■iwSTfi a feeling of unrest between them, bom till peaceful they may seem, but, VBCII two
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    THE LORD PRESIDENT OF THE COUNCIL.
    1046 35 lO pu; parmoor at close quarters. It deals with the career of one •i greatest lawyers and one of It fcntkttM of his day. odeat of the Council is one htfffa offices of State which •able kudos without ÜBpot* M bolder the arduous duties
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    HONG KONG CHINESE FOOTBALLERS AT IPOH.
    81 38 The South China and Perak Chinese Footballers. The visiting team won the match by 3—2. Mr. Lam Looking, who presented the troo'- to the winners, is seated on the left and Mr. Leong Sin Nam, J.P.is seated on the right of the table. -lash-light
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    QUIET HOUR.
    1006 42 A little while ago, after a l«»ng sjk-II of div weather, a party of tfippefl went for .< picaic m tlic N\w Poftft They >pent a Mofl enjoyable day m the open air, and returned home all the better for their outing Hut the Forest m a deal
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    172 42 lyack of time is made an excuse for superficial accomplishment, but no one is so busy that he cannot find time to read if he will but diligently make the most of his opportunities. "Dost thou value life?' 1 said Franklin. "Then do not waste time,
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    CLEVER DEFINITIONS.
    155 42 HOPE. The soul's oxygen. K. .Walsh The kiss of the future. Tennyson A sweet moderator of passions. Simonides < )il for the wrestler's wounds. Harless. The miserable man's god, and th< presumptuous man's devil. Feltham. The captive's freedom and the sick man's health; The lover's victory and the
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