Malayan Saturday Post, 13 July 1929

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    38 1 The Malayan Saturday Post ILLUSTRATED MALAYA'S LEADING PICTURE PAPER. PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY ~VOL- vi- NO 26 JULY 13. 1929. PRICE 20 CENT 3 w 1 a 1 1 11 The Malayan Saturday Post W :^^^^mm^Wfr^^^mt^^ JULY 13. 1929.
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      221 1 Wttrf Dealer telle Tyre? of puni^P rang* gj^ iiiiiiiiiiiimiiiwßiiiiiiwiawi»iimw-wiw a I By Special &£4jJ Bi M Tbe I I- Appoißtneßt To King ol Sitm. I ?A INEXPENSIVE SOUVENIR PRIHS FOR SCHOOL SPORTS. i \j/ 1 J9L A VERY EXTENSIVE SELECTION OF <*JlL_ W^ 1 1 P CUPS. MEDALS CHALLENGE SHIELDS
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      277 2 1 THE NANKING HOTEL -g&jge* *££&&&> _^E^R_^^^| t^wM^-' -3_f"'" >i" *>^_»K_j____&'* _3_r4__E___K_l_t *..^v Accommodation-Airy _^3H^B^B|_^__________________H___. Rooms Sanitarily Iqnipped Chinese Food Drinks Big Shady Compoond m t H _b*iii!____________ff^_A ElficieDt Senricc-Chargcs Picturesque Sea-Front K. 'f^yi^WWHllß_ftflMi Moderate-Special Eate ___b^______^D __r I^g^gflMßS^^^^HHHp' Engagement. NORTH BEACH-KALAWEI ROAD, Telephone No. 686 Telegram "Maniing" Penang. PENANG.
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      106 2 MiuiiwiiiiiiiiiiuiittiiiiwuLHNiHiiiuttmmmiH wwwwfwiiiiiniiiif-iiiiimiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiii I THE MALAYAN SATURDAY POST. I PREPAID SUBSCRIPTION RATES. Single Copy 20 cents. 1 Within British Malaya. Outside Britiah Malaja. E 3 montha _.< $0.50 3 montha m $3.15 E 6 montha 4.7$ 6 montha tag s za montha 9.00 ia montha m 11.60 1 NOTE: Please add
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    WIT AND HUMOUR.
    696 3 "What is a sardonic smile?" asked a judge recently. The smile that a wife smiles into the telephone receiver when she heart that her husband is again "detained at the office." The honeymoon is that part of a girl's life which comes between the lipstick and the
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      91 3 THE HALL MAKK OF OUAIIIY. .ook for this Brand when mying Tea. tis >\>ur of Purity. la\jur and Economy. Of all grocers. Sole Agents.— a. Bartholomeusz, Ltd.. 3-A Katflcs Quay. i Aam**mmmamo-*-********^mm************ mmmmmMmmx @PTC3g_®-Y ®p sag, ®(?(_(3.2_ini©G. <_®(I§ OlrO ©OL ©_To?SSfi.l__ tniA-D-iT® <s_str m (s_m«s ©MLLS I C C 'VAKEFIELD
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      243 3 HELPS FOR t CAMBK.DOE STUDENTS *> Karapurose ot uu.ius U-e-ar u.tfl i Questions and notes on Julius Caesar 0.81 *> •J. ia Supplement of Julius Caesar 0.41 J Commentary and Question- jr naire on Julius Caesar 0.30 X Notes on A Tale of Two Cities 0.81 J J Commentary and
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    Put to the Test
    2968 4  -  MURIEL HINE By "How much longer is this state of things to endure, Selina The man spoke impatiently as he turned his handsome, moody face to his companion, where they sat m a quiet corner »»f tiie palm room The lady shrugged her shoulders with a
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    DO WE EARN OUR PLAY?
    1258 5 r WITHOUT HARD WORK Ck-TcK A DULLER MAK bOY THAN EVER. B> s- Sidney Low. form Of another, „,r portion of the ?f pul than any other subject r* fining, and some- put that into the backP f is. of course, an element an d
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      201 5 TYTRY LIFE'S OUTLOOK is always overcast to the man whose nerves are all awry or who suffers habitually from dysiK'psia. Cheerlessly he gazes out on the world's activities and pleasures, unable to understand howothers can find happiness therein. The need of such a man is a revivifying of his nervous
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      130 5 m PARAMOUNT PIG URES m PRESENT AT TIVOLI THE TELEPHONE CIBL MADGE BELLAMY July I7lh SERVICE FOB L. DIES ADOLPH MENJOO —July 23rd BUNNING WILD -W.C. FIELDS -Aug. 4th BOLLED STOCKINGS LOUISE BBOOKS Aug. 4lb STRANDED IN PARIS -BEBE DANIELS -Aoj.lOth FIBEMAN SAVE MY CHILD BEEBY HATTON Aug. Z.nd PAVILION
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    COMPETITORS IN THE SELANGOR LAWN TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
    188 7 /'//.'/.'N ->_V I A. V. S. Natham, G. 0. Hovil. T Wogwood, M Arriffin. Loke Yaik Kwai. G. W. Bryant. Ng Kok Khew, Chong Fah Sung Tung Kwok Chan, Lim Hock Kiat. Loke Yaik Foo, J. R. Errington Ong Ec Kong, Dr. Green.
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    A JOHORE PRINCE'S PORTRAIT FOR THE MUAR PALACE.
    77 8 By A Sinha ese Artist Of Johcre. A portrait of His Highness The Prince Ahmad cf Johore m Volunteer Uriform. The artist is Mr. 0. Don Peris, a former pupil cf the well known French painter M. Gereux. The wedding of Mr.
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    F.M.S. RAILWAY FOOTBALL COMPETITION.
    68 8 T mf TPAFPir ncpT. TFAM— WINNERS OF THE HAM CUP FOR THE SEASON 1929 30 Seated m tne centre (lett to right) Messrs W. L. Mussett. A. T. Knight, J. Strachan, General Manager 'F.lfl.SL RfaHwaVV and G. W. Lloyd. The inset on the left shows the
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    FILM NEWS.
    1332 10 I/O DRESSES DESIGNED. For Clara Bow's "Wild Party." The special wardroln. department of the 1 araniount Hollywood studios produced over 170 distinctive articles of feminine dress for the Paramount alltalking production "The Wild Party, starring Clara How. The garments ranged from filmy lingerie to exotic black and white
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      22 10 COMING SOO/VI I ALHAMBRA. I HEAVEN I X -with- GEORGE O'BRIEN AND LOIS MORAN I A WILLIAM FOX SPECIAL I I Z
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      492 10 DON'T FORGET! before going home today get Pinkettes, the dainty little lax.n give nature just the assistance e-orrect constipation, livcrisluummM headaches, ill-smelling breath. PIN KETTES also clear the complexion of pint g Flemishes, relieve Piles, are a> nature. )f chemists everywhere, at I vial, Pinkettes Keep You Well m m
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    OUR LONDON LETTER
    2212 11 mgs, **r l r n ght. .> IB s LOOKER-OS. X I. a a.;..::vvvvvvvvvv*v«v EV- KST ROYAL PARTY. I k,NG F.LMOFTHE DERBY. l M EM'^YOFMCAR WILDE. I .nd-u, Jnne 7. 1929. ■King's Plant. W v ol the relapse he _-M m going to Windsor Castle, W? rttend
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      89 11 _-_-_____r7r~~_ EASTERN SERIES INDIA XHE wondrous "Taj Mahal" was the out- come of superior knowledge, skilled hands and purest material. Even to-day it is recognised as the supreme example of Oriental architecture. Superior knowledge, skilled hands and purest materials are the dominant factors which made -and still keep-" Milkmaid M
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    SECRETS OF HOME-MAKING
    985 12  -  CHRISTINE MARRIOTT li .2. CHILDREN PREFER DISCIPLINE. The result of the child suppression thai belonged to the seen -and- not heard" era has bata a swing-over to child tyranny. In many modern homes the children are allowed to usurp everyone's attention They receive first consideration m all
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    SPARKLES.
    923 13 B..NG SMILES OF THE WEEK. Luiiimm." i aJJ L has been to li>oh, and o| his visit was the hustle which bf displayed iii And that was not r-.ntary to "the Hub," MM version "From Our Vnt." Sir Hugh had "a n> Ive horns," m that he Bine guests
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      92 14 Were you on time this morning? iU^^^^^^V!^*^/. VOI' will be on time /V_^iri /Vv*A_i ndy < ,r- > Westclos to wake jJ_^_?/V^T Westclox alarms know M^_K^li__-)-_i tne responsibility nf calling l>4 SINGAPORE HUA PAO n mT I II B I^^ I MORE PROFUSELY I ILLUSTRATED A I THAN EVER Z-sk
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    OUTRAM SCHOOL SPORTS.
    179 15 Watching the Sports. Left to right: Capt. G. Ambler, M.C., the Hon. Dr Winstedt, Director of Education, Mr. Drury, Head Master Johore English College, the Hon. Mr. A. S. Small, Mrs. Wins, e dt, Mrs. G. Ambler. Mrs. A. S. Small, Mr. F. L. Shaw, Ag. Inspector
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    SPORT OF THE WEEK
    1069 18  -  Argus A MALAYAN REVIEW V •>•> •:••>•:••>•><••:•♦♦♦♦♦♦•>•>•><•**• •>•><• By Being by nature an excessively unxlest man, I could not suppress a tendency to blush m confusioi. when m last week's "Malayan Saturday Post" I read a reference to my constant agitation, m diffcr<nt journals and under
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      305 18 OVER $9,500,000. ASSURANCE IN FORCE OVER $35,000,000. I The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. i HE.O OFF.CE: W-_- !_»__->■ Old E.C. j The Company has j_20,000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England and complies with the 2 British Life Assurance Companies Act In every particular. ATTRACTIVE PLANS OF
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    FOOTBALL TOPICS.
    2140 19 li, Spectator." Football Circles. mutator' writing to l rcSS has caused a tball circles and as the ()JIC of public interest and m ;ltll scd explanation offered vlcU the Joints raised m the ilntv to outline the exact a* it _taada today, the future kft m the hands
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    CONGRESS OF INTER NATIONAL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
    167 20 CHINA NEEDS HELP. Amsterdam, July /ÜbeftO lmelli welcoming the Chinese delegates to the' Fifth Confess of the International CbainUr of Commerce, expressed his profound conviction that the world must take an active interest m the resurrection of China, which for her part Could
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    FACILITATING EXCHANGE OF IDEAS.
    140 20 Berlin, July R. A unique experiment for opening important vistas for international meetings begins on Monday when electro-techni-cai congresses meet simultaneously at Aix la Chappelle, the Hague, Vienna and Budapest, where the meeting halls are equipped with loudspeakers and niLrophones interconnected by specially laid wires, thus
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    CHILD SLAVES.
    96 20 APPEAL TO SECRETARY FOR COLONIES. London, July 5. ,\t tlu annual meeting of the AntiSlavery and Aborigines Protection So cicty m London, Mr. Charles Roberts, presiding, said that it was very disap- 1 pointing to find that mui-tsai "oi child slaves*' m Hon- Kong had actually increased m
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    EX-PREMIER'S APPEAL.
    145 20 GERMAN SCHOLARS AT OXFORD. London, July 5The Rohodei Scholara 1 dinner at Oxford to-night was attended by the Prince of Wales, Mr. Stanley Baldwin and ten pre-war German Rhodes Scholars, including Count Bematorff, Counsellor of the Embassy m London Mi. Baldwin announced that the trustcea had decided to
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    CUSTOMS SENSATION.
    181 20 CHINESE OFFICIAL'S WIFE IN TROUBLE. San Francisco, July o. Three thousand tins of opium, valued at a million dollars, were found by Customs officers to-day when they broke open trunks and suitcases belonging to the wife of a Chinese Consular official, who is stated to have no diplomatic
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    LABOUR POLICY.
    799 20 FOOT TAXES TO GO. London, July o. lv the House of Commons ;ii question time to-day, Mr. Shaw, Secretary for vVai. IS-d th.it no manoeuvres or inteiid< operations would be carried out this > ear by the Hritish Army M the Rhine (Ministerial Cheers The Covernment would not
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    FENG YU-HSIANG.
    91 20 STALtMAFE IN NORTH CHINA. Peking, July As the result of a conference betweea Chiang Kai-slick, .en Hsi-shan aud C'liang Hsue-hliang (who arriveel freHii -Uukdcn yesterday evening), Veil Hsishan agreed for the present to ab_Sdoo his proposed foreign tour and take over charge of the re-organisation ot North West
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    TELOK KUR ENGLISH SCHOOL SPORTS.
    193 21 ,;,1 Annual School Sjx.rts were -«tli Siiturday on the School rhcrc was a large gathering iudin. pntnnll and those Mal,van Hducation. Miss k m < ..a. MA. B-Sc. the principal aW I the Honourable Inche 1 M1( lin Abdullah very kindly pri/.es. 1 f has
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    ST. ANDREW'S SCHOOL SPORTS.
    413 21 rhi annual athlete sports oi >t. Andrew > School were held on the Raffles School ground on Thursday last week m the presence e>f a large crowd of interested spectators. F«>r the individual championship l- ng Chung hah and Gabriel Liang tied with seven points each.
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    "IKAN SEMBILAN."
    372 21 A WARNING TO SEA BATHERS. Perhaps it is not generally known tnai almost all round the coast Qi Malaya, and Ceylon tor tliat matter, the Ikan Seminlan, a Little po_-oa_oue tis.li, is prevalent. it is alxuit three inches long, has a sharp spike on its back and is
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      64 21 {{{.••■/YCARI 11! jrs;S The total all-time pro- 1 1!< j .[♦< Wi &9\ duction of Coodyear \M A i i i\ i f'M pneumatic tyres for fAj im motor vehicles is now \f im ill it) [oj| more than 110,000,000 (K| im millions more than m im In im have
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    The Malyan Saturday Post. July 13, 1929. CONCORD IN MALAYA.
    251 22 The Malyan Saturday Post. July 13, 1929. CONCORD IN MALAYA. Once again Ferak has given a lead m inter-communal fraternity. At Ipoh a few evenings ago what is described as a Concord Dinner was held— a gathering at which Europeans and Asiatics met on common ground for the purpose of
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    THE SOCIAL PROBLEM.
    251 22 Aii organisation known as the Hritish Commonwealth League recently held its annual conference m London, and among the subjects which it discussed was Unsocial evil m Malaya. On the motion of an Australian lady (and whether Miss Ruby Rich has ever visited this country we do not
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    THE F.M.S. PUBLIC PAYS
    322 22 'Hie spendthrift, whether an individual or a Government, notoriously discerns only one course uot economy by a revision of expenditure but the enlargement of revenue by any possible expedient. That is what is happening m the F.M.S. Only quite recently the "Malay Mail produced a reasoned
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    COPIOUS RAIN.
    42 22 HONG KONG DROUGHT RELIEVED. I" Renter's Service] Hong Kong, July 1 1 The drought has ended and it i^ now raining more <>r less copiously. Hong fCong, July 12. Tiie heavy downpour lias removed all anxiety of a water famine.
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    CALAMITY AT FETE.
    124 22 NINE CADETS BURNT TO DEATH Renter's Service. London, Jnh There was a terrible terminati. fete at Gillinghani. Kent, on behalf h: local hospitals. Crowds colled night-time to witness a denionstrai tire brigade life-saving, when house prematurely caught tir_ Iu i eotlnpaed on the occupants. Nine cadeti were
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    REFUELLING FEAT.
    143 22 (Reuter's Service.] Culver City, July i The aeroplane "Angeleno" has established a new refuelling endurance record of 175 hours 59 seconds and is still flying. (This is the third time m a few weeks that the record has been broken, since 1: was originated by the "Question Mark"
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  • WORLD FLIGHT TRAGEDY.
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      98 22 [Reuter's Service.] Salt Lake City, July g Masashi Goto, the Japanese pilot who left Los Angeles on July 3 on a project ed world fight, is reported to have been found dead beside his wrecked 'plane at Provocanyon. Xew York, July 10, The report with regard
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      TRAPPED IN BLAZING COACHES.
      39 22 [Renter's Service. 1 Btnghampton, New York, July Five were killed when they were t ed m the blazing wieckage of coaches of the Cleveland to New Vol express, which collided with a derailed goods train.
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      ATLANTIC FLIGHT.
      48 22 [Renter's Service. 1 The"Pathfinder is stated to have had a magnificent flight of 3,400 miles m *i_ hours but was troubled by fog for a pan of the way. lt had no wireless and He* high, not wasting any petrol by descending to signal to shipping.
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    CHINA'S AWAKENING.
    790 23 INTERNATIONAL TRADE j EDIFICE. [fester's Service.. Amsterelam, July 10. id topic at the international Cosan-Cfce Congress WM ((Il „n>R re-construction and the 4 future loans. -pot, Chi_l .-inencandelcga.e, ha :l Chinese tor coining hallway 'J world to participate tor the V Hie Congress, tie *ai Heel ____r 1
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    RECORD BEATEN.
    152 23 "SOUTHERN CROSS" AT CROYDON. A WILD WELCOME. [Renter's Service. Kingsford Smith's Important Mission. The "Southern Cross" beat Bert -tinkler's record for the Kngland-Aus-tralia flight by nearly two days, taking ls\ days from Derby, Australia, to Croydon, England. London, July 10. The "Southern Cross" left Rome at 4.55 a.m.
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    THE REVISED PRAYER BOOK.
    108 23 THE REVISED PRAYER BOOK. [Renter's Service.] London. July n. The Upper House of the Convocation of Canterbury by 23 to 4 Passed a resolution on the motion of the Archbishop of Canterbury (Dr Lang\ santioning the use of the Revised Prayer Book 1928, by Bishops and clergy m parishes, provided
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    OVER-WATER CABLE.
    59 23 NEW YORK TO NEW JERSEY. [Renter's Service.] New York, July io. The first over-water contact between New York and New Jersey was established by a cable between tonira erected m the Hudson River to support a new bridge. The Governors and Mayors of New York and New Jersey
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    AMERICA TO SPAIN.
    81 23 "PATHFINDER" SUCCEEDS. [Reuter's Service. 1 Madrid, July o. The trans-Atlantic monoplane "Pathfiiidr" landed on the beach near Saiitaneler at o.io p.m. Madrid, July io. As daylight was fading, a roaring monster appeared from the blue, flying low, the occupants waving handkerchiefs t( denote a desire to land.
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    FRANCE AND DEBT AGREEMENT.
    127 24 GREAT DEBATE OPENS. [Reuter's Service. J Pans, July EI. m a UMlirli lasting three and a half boon, which he will continue to-morrow M. 1 oiucaic QpC-ild the great debate on the question of tlebt agreenieiits before a packed sitting ot the C-MM-bflf of Deputies. He
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    ANOTHER STATEMENT ON NAVAL BASE PROMISED.
    28 24 I Renter's Service. London, July 11. An early statement m the House of Commons with regard to the Singai>ore Base is foreshadowed.
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    CHINA & REVOLUTIONARY FOREIGN AGENTS.
    88 24 CHINA REVOLUTIONARY FOREIGN AGENTS. I Renter's Service.] London, July 1 1. In the House- of Commons Conidr. C lkllairs asked if the Government would co-operate with the Chinese Government m the territory they control m or contiguous to China m stopping the revolutionary activities of foreign agents. Dr. H. Dalton.
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    PUNJAB CONGRESS LEADER SENTENCED.
    43 24 [Reuter's Service. J Delhi, July 11. The well-known Punjab Congress leader, Dr. Satyapal, has been sentenced to two years rigorous imprisonment and a tine of Rs. 500 for making a seditious speech m March, tte received the sentence smilingly
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    ARBITRATION TREATY BETWEEN FRANCE AND SPAIN.
    55 24 ARBITRATION TREATY BETWEEN FRANCE AND SPAIN. [Renter's Service. J Madrid, July 11. A treaty of conciliation and arbitration bitweefi Prance and .Spain has been signed m Paris. It provides for the pacific sett lenient of all litigious questions between the two countries and recourse to arbitration m aevordance with the
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    AMERICA AND HIGH TARIFFS.
    91 24 [Reuter's Service. Washington, Jully 11. A strong hint to the Republican high tariff "Diehards" to moderate their demands was made by President Hoover when he conferred at the White House with number of leading protectionists. Tin- President's advice was to "use the yard-stick of adequate protection'
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    TSARIST OFFICERS SENTENCED.
    76 24 I Rente r'> Service. J Berlin, July 11. Two Russians— Vlaelimirorloff, who held a high jx>sitioii m Tsarist Russia and 1 eter Paolonow ski have beeu sentenced to font months imprisonment for forcing documents and attempting to commit fraud. They were convicted of au effort to sell
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    MONSTER SEAPLANE.
    169 24 GERMANY'S LATEST ACHIEVEMENT. [Reuter's Service. J Berlin, July 5. The Domier Works at Kriedrieh„hakn announce the completion of the world s greatest flying boat, aeeoniinodatiiik i-* 1 passengers and a crew of 30, whose construction lasted 2$ years. The boat is equipped with twelve motors developing over 0,000
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    THE PEKING DISCUSSIONS.
    68 24 LEADERS' NOCTURNAL DEPARTURE. [Reuter's Service.] Peking, July ii. Everyone is vainly guessing regarding the unexpected departure of the Chinese leaders last night. Chiang Kai-shek went to Xailking at mid-night whereafter very urgent orders were issued for *i)ecial trains for Yen Hsi-shan to Taiyttan at I.JO a.m., Chang
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    END OF HONG KONG DROUGHT.
    27 24 COPIOUS RAINFALL. [Renter's Service.] Hong Kong, July 1 1. The drought has elided and it is now raining more or less copiously.
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    ANOTHER CUSTOMS CATCH.
    61 24 LARGE CONSIGNMENT OF DRUGS [Reuter's Service. 1 Paris, July 10. The authorities are investigating the mystery of four boxes of "personal effects" consigned under cover of diplomatic immunity to a high official of the Afghan legation which was foiuid to eon tain heroin and eoc;iiiie valued ;it
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    MR. J. H. THOMAS'S SALARY.
    51 24 e5,000 PER ANNUM. Londem, July 4. The Premier Mr. Ramsay Mac Donald, announced that Mr. J. H. Thomas's salary was par annum, which on previous occasions was paid to the holder of the post of Lord Privy Seal when Spadal resixmsibilities were assigned to that
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    LEFT AFGHANISTAN WITH £6.
    73 24 Interviewed at Port .Said, ex-King Anianulla stated that he would remain m Italy for a year, after which he hoped to return to Afghanistan as a private individual, his ambition being to become a farmer. He denied that he had brought any treasure from Afghanistan. Anianulla
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    PREMIER AND GEN. DAWES CONFER.
    45 24 [Renter's Service. I London, July 11. Mr. Mac Donald this afternoon received General Dawes, the I'nited States Ambassador, m his private room at the Hou*e of Commons. The meeting, which lasted several hours, was a renewal of the Lossiemouth conversations.
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    THE SUBMARINE DISASTER.
    79 24 [Reuter's Service. 1 London, July 1 1. The last phase of the H47 tragedy w as enacted at a gathering at dusk, when H.M.S. Rodney, flying the flag of the Rear-Admiral Commanding Surmarines. accompanied by six destroyers, paid th.' .Arty's last respects to the sunken vessel. The
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    BRITAN APPEALS TO FRANCE.
    118 24 TO AGREE TO MEET IN LONDON OVER REPARATIONS. f'-OLU-g s __}mva] London, July 1 1 It is learned that the British Government is about to address another appeal to France to waive her objection to the holding of the ptupoeed Reparations Conference m London. It is
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    SOVIET AIR SOUADRON TO VISIT ITALY.
    48 24 [Renter's Sen-ice. 1 Constantinople, July n, The Soviet Government has requested Turkey to authorise a Soviet air squadron to fly over the Dardanelles oil the forthc taring visit to Italy m return for the Italian seaplane squadron*, visit to the Hlack Sea.
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    YACHTING.
    190 24 SINGAPORE BEAT BATAyiA The Late-port annual races I*l Koninklyke Bataviasche V.C. ml J R.S.V.C. which were sailed 01 afternoon, Sunday morning noon, ceasti tuted the third ye f event and resulted m a win R.S.V.C by |q) points to 24. The three Batavian yachts i i' r (Mr. van
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    INDIAN PASSENGERS' GRIEVANCES.
    332 24 (>n Saturday the 2uth ultimo at tl Penang Hindu Sebha Building, r..: a special ineeting of the Indian S Going Passengers' Grievance I-.r.quii Committee was held to look intod alleged grievances of passengers betwi Xegapatanam and Penang. Mr. A 9 garam Pillay presided. The complaints among other-
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    BANQUET TO SIR ABE BAILEY.
    611 25 PRINCE OF WALES PRESIDES Brilliant Gatnering. London, Juiy 8. N uas the scene e>l Hani gathering to-night 4 a banquet, at which trine* ki g«V«i m *(n pt j; .be and Lady Baile) by K^V n(llU <>t InternatxNtal rent commetaorated the j Ich Sir Abe
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    MOTOR CENSUS.
    48 25 TOTAL 32,000,000. Washington, June 10. A world CettSUS of automobile,, collducted by the Department of Commerce, shows that motor vehicles total 32,000,--000, and motor cycles 2,262,000. There are more than 24,000,000 motor vehicles m the United States, there being 2,000,--000 m New york State alone. »-fc..»%»^_«-
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    TRADE COMMISSIONERS.
    77 25 NEW APPOINTMENT FOR SINGAPORE. London, July S. Mr. \V. R. Smith, Parliamentary Secretary to the Board of Trade, announced m the House of Commons that it was proposed to appoint immediately two trade commissioners. One would be m Singapore, where the office was closed m [922, and the
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    THE SINGAPORE BASE.
    112 25 DU.VHNIUnS TO BE CONSULTED. London, July 6. lv the House of Commons at question time Lieut. -Col. C. Mi lone asked for an indication of the Government's pclicy OU the Singapore Naval Base. Mr. Mac Donald replied that the matter was under consideration. He added thai the
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    ITALIAN NAVAL FLIGHT.
    115 25 PROTEST TO THE LEAGUE. Geneva, July 1 he Secretary General of the League of Nations has communicated without comment to the Council and the Powers signatory to the Straits Convention and members of the League the text of a letter dated June 20 from the President of
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    RHINELAND EVACUATION
    89 25 Loudon, July 8. In the House of Commons at question time Mr. Henderson, Foreign Secretary, said it would be one of the tasks of the International Conference, which would meet m the near future, to determine the exact date to complete the simultaneous evacuation of the Rhineland. Replying
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    SAFEGUARDING DUTIES.
    157 25 IjOiidoii, July 8. In the House of Commons Mr. Graham, President of the Board of Trade,.replying to the Conservative amendment on the Address, moved by Sir ihilip Cunliffe-Lister, declined to go beyond Mr. Mac Donald's statement of the i>oliey as regards Safe-guarding, namely that the Government could not
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    CRICKET NOTES.
    794 26 By WeUemx* F.M.S. vs. Colony Match. This year the ma'ch will be played at Penang and judging troin the form dis played by the Colony players it is doubttill whether they will beat the P. M.S. Undoubtedly the majority of the players will be from the S.C.C, but
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    629 26 The annual si>orts of Outram Koael School took place m the school grounds on Friday last week. Raffles gained the Tyebally cup as the champion house of the day with 3b i points, the runners-up being Buckley with 302 i>oints. Hitam the individual champion was also e>f
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    ST. JOSEPH'S INSTITUTION SPORTS.
    681 26 A VERY SUCCESSFUL MEET. The annual athletic sports of the St. Joseph's Institution were held at the Stadium last .Saturday. The Colonial Secretary (the Hon. Mr. John Scott; and Mrs. Scott were present among a large gathering of spectators. Mrs. .Scott distributed the prizes. J. Then
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    176 37 D AT THE STADIUM LAST SATURDAY WENT OFF VERY SUCCESSFULLY AND THERE WERE SOME FINE PERFORMANCES- Bro. Stephen conducting the Hon. Mr. J. Scott and Mrs. Scott to their seats. Some of the Judges: Dr. P. C. Fernandez, Mr. Yeo Cheok Wah, Dr. H. T. Wee
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    QUIET HOUR.
    1096 42 jg***> s there is a parable which tells of a certmi man who was the <»wnei <»f a very considerable estate, and was uoteel for the efficiency with which he conducted his Inisincss affairs. He was a good landlord, generous and forbearing towards any of his tenants who
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    THE HOSPITALS.
    747 42 TEMPLES OF COMPASSION. Hospitals have their origin m compassion. It is not strictly true to say that they did not exist m pre-Christian days, but they were then very few and little more than refuges for the helpless. Men's sense of pity was dull, being hindered by fear
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    20 42 To get on m life is far le- i*H than to see that life gets on I >'° v Canon AlelH
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    TUNNEY TO FIGHT BREACH SUIT.
    430 43 wT c R .ruAIM AGAINST ,m-cticut.)- Gene J**"!, the Superior Pou-l „ar«y- S bre-ch of her with. cow-.*. j suit. l a lly denies that be %7> ,ar.y to marry him. i, h attempting to ex--cc with him that may forever be re^ from •ther
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    STRUGGLE FOR EXISTENCE.
    349 43 At tiie last meeting of the Legislative Council when Malayan 'Education and the ideal of a University for Singapore were discussed the Hon. Inche Eunos bin Abdullah said that since Government could not guarantee employment for Malay boys when they leave school it could at least revise
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    EX-PREMIER CRITICIZED.
    136 43 In the rush of the whole world to salute the new rulers oi Great Britain, Mr. Baldwin, with hi* pipes, his broccoli snd his gentle jokes has been almost forgotten, save among the members of his own party. And their attention since the General Election has taken the
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    MR. LLOYD GEORGE A LIABILITY.
    116 43 In the other Opposition camp the voice of dissension is also heard. Mr Vivian Phillipps, who, though still a member of the Liberal Party, of which he was once Chief Whip, has never been at pains to conceal his dislike of Mr. Lloyd George, has
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    UNEMPLOYMENT.
    66 43 IMMEDIATE LEGISLATION. Mr. Mac Donald, moving the motion mentioned earlier, announced that the House oi Commons would adjourn at the end of July for the summer recess. The session would last till July, 1930. A number of Bills would be passed before the July adjournment, including two for the
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    POSTPONMENT OF ELECTIONS IN INDIA.
    178 43 "CORDIALLY SUPPORTED BY LEADERS." "The Times," m expressing approval of the Viceroy's decision to defer holding the Legislative Assembly elections, says that it seems to bs cordially supported by a large number of the Indian political leaders, aome of whom at one time supported the
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      9 1 SUPPLEMENT TO THE MALAYAN SATURDAY POST. JULY 13. 1929.
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      MEDICAL COLLEGE FOOTBALL COMPETITION.
      77 1 Choon Keng, the Juniors' Captain introducing his men to Dr. G. v Allen the Patron. Mr. A. A. Sandosham, the President of the Union n cr\ the left. The Juniors' Mascot which brought them luck. The Juniors' Orchestra which helped them to win Some of the
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      ST. ANDREW'S SCHOOL SPORTS.
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