Malayan Saturday Post, 28 September 1929

Microfilm: NL2261
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    8 1 The Malayan Saturday Post ILLUSTRATED SEPTEMBER 28. 1929.
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    WIT AND HUMOUR.
    722 1 Visitor "1 hear you ye lost your parrot that used to swear so terribly." Host Vcs, died f>f shock." Visitor Really, how did it happen II n>t "He escaped from Ins cage and wandered on to the .coif links." Phyllis had been punished for answ erinu back."
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      75 1 V'yo, mow what" "ORANGE PEKOE •ns m Tea language? Try "GOLD LEAF" Tea. Ot all dealers. Sole Agents: F. A. BARTHOLOMESZ LTD., 3-A. RAFFLES QUAY. > ROLLSROYCE Me/fOR OILS I wa Kir I ELD J KEFIELD Si Co., Ltd. rated m England), i^on Poad, Singapore. —THOSE < Bleaainf and an
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      214 1 HELPS FOR j; CAMBRIDGE STUDENTS S Paraphrase of Julius Caesar 0.81 > Questions and notes on Julius J Caesar 0.81 > Supplement of Julius Caesar 0.41 !j Commentary and Question. naire on Julius Caesar 0.30 > > Notes on A Tale of Two Cities 0.81 Commentary and Question- naire on
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    A Word For Employers.
    978 4  -  SIR HERBERT AUSTIN, K.B.E. t \/.1/.1V.1.v SATURDAY POST SPECIAL. COPYRIGHT. i m m i There are -.till far (00 few of our countrymen wlu> have any real conception of the supreme function of creative industry. Unhappy, tiny think of it as a very highly complicated system
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    15 4 Doctor. "Name is Brown Patient: "Yes." Doctor: "With an V Patient "No, I'm a wrido*
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      187 4 fl H7ii/ Oooayear Tubes W Fit Snuyly Look fa V Better— Wear Longer |HS3SSHH^H^ BUILT IN VALVE PATCH— with B I the valve patch vulcanised into place, ft I Goodyear Tubes have strength where L B strength is needed. |Aj y| STEAM VULCANISED SPLICE— aII ■^^sJ^^P^^ H Goodyear Tubes are
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    SPARKLES. BEING SMILES OF THE WEEK.
    590 5 SPARKLES. BEING SMILES OF THE WEEK. Ml' r Quiz." •s devil's Brightest Kffort n Singapore chuckling. I u. ilous, and OPpfad the What will happen if we p In thinKS may „..ginatioii-or, ...ginatioii-or the cenA Satunhy Post" is a lion- about the Archdeacon's sscrtion that "a sense crything m a
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    THE THREE AGES OF MAN AND WOMAN.
    88 5 If you arc young Pinkettcs, taken w hen necessary, will help you keep m perfect physical condition by eßMUing daily functional regularity. If middleaged, Pinkettes will keep your Hvef active, your complexion fresh, your brain dear. To remedy that bane of! the elderly,
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    A BATTLE OF THE NATIONS.
    1757 5 THE BABIES FIGHT FOR BRITAIN. (/{y (i Special Coftespcmdgut). The story of the 10,30 INter International Tourist Trophy is of I kind beloved of old and fOtmg. It is the story of i fight— a gallant fight— a light to a finish. The event was
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      35 6 ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦< vvvH+niTUiK*H+nv* j I J?*"""^, s^iS!%^ i Henry Waugh Co, Ltd., j FORMERLY KATZ BROTHERS, LIMITED. <• Sole Agents jj CRAVENT^ i CORK-TIPPED VIRGINIA CIGARETTES f MADE SPECIALLY TO PREVENT SORE i THROATS j CARRERAS LTD., LONDON.
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      75 6 1 IT OWES ITS FAVOUR TO ITS FLAVOUR i i jj^* \v3wj jfcwl -V^\ I J I j FRASER NEAVE LTD. I j AERATED WATERS SPECIALISTS. 1 .j I <t I BIOCITIN banishes all MENTAL DEPRESSION, sustains the POWER OF CONCENTRATION, strengthens the NERVES, tastes like a SWEETMEAT, Obtainable m
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    DEDICATION OF THE NEW TEKHA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH AT PRINSEP STREET.
    75 8 4- The Rev. William Murray Head of the Presbyterian Mission. MMIM A view of the new Church. I The Rev. Kuek Keng Hoon, Pastor of the new Church who was inducted on the same day, The Dedication Service. On the
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    A FAREWELL DINNER PARTY.
    115 8 A well attended dinner was given by the Union Oil Co. and the Continental Tyre Co. department of Messrs. Sime Darby Co., Ltd Wednesday last at the Southern Hotel to their many Chinese friends on the occasion of the departure of Mr. P. Buschow, the well-kn
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      221 9 1 1 CARLSBERG BEER Ml I A\ t -/M DEBILITY WtW Obtainable from all dealers V3?7V\ w and by the case from ANfEMIA Is j The East Asiatic Co., Ltd. deschiens it SINGAPORE. I I f h*™*!*, Already 30.000 Doctors throughout the world have igreet that this radical remedy ALWAYS
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    SPORT OF THE WEEK A MALAYAN REVIEW
    841 10  - SPORT OF THE WEEK A MALAYAN REVIEW Argus V w M 5 first 'duty this week is to offer hearty congratulations to Mr. Aw Boon Haw "ii his project for the provision pf a Chinese Recreation Ground m Singapore. He has put forward what In admits t" be a very
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    THE V.M.C.A. SCHOOL OF COMMERCE, SINGAPORE.
    348 10 THE V.M.C.A. SCHOOL OF COMMERCE, SINGAPORE. On anothei page of this issue will be found photographs Of some of the >ellior and Junior classes of the V.M.C.A. School of Commerce, Singapore. The growth "1 the School has been remarkable ami reflects .meat credit on its Principal, Mr. M- R Menpn.
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      171 10 *~~****»**^,^p| I ASSURAf CE IN FORCE OVER ooo wm tl Z ASSETS EXCEED $10,000,000. d K W. iThe Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Lid. I OFFICE: Z HEAD OFFICE: Winchester Hoire, Singapore. M t The Company has deposited with the Supreme Court of England and complies with the British Life
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      141 10 I m ■k Wnen you buy articles witn at j name you are sure of buying genuine and reliable articles. All j good and genuine articles bear a J •••name. The manufacturers or] sellers are proud to put it there, J because they know that it is a sign I
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    OUR LONDON LETTER
    2368 11 fjOOKSKrOS .[•yright. 'j Hfc jRE OF AIRSHIPS. ocfe N RACE RIVALS. N INQU!S I7iv77ARLIAMENT. RlBU Te to'sEAMAN'S FRIENQ. I „,,1..n. August I}, 1039IdnChM Palace Guard. ,j people, including a uuericau victors and Scouto. watched the I* K.giment take over the Qckill gham Palace from the and the
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      118 11 o^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^*^^*^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ <»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ www vvwv A New Service System that is Worth j Consideration to Car Owners for $10. 1/ 4 k per month m advance per car from date of payment. j WE OFFER To keep your car m trim Lubricate your car fortnightly >^N repairs* renovations f and Inspect
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      195 12 I I RF F P D LL i\ I S REAL BEER try \s w r w^ 1 ICY 11. j (Incorporated m S.S.) j .|lMMWft««lt«Umi«mM HMWHW—t WMlixtM,,,- 1 V irllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllilllllllllllllln) BOOK-KEEPING. J I HIGHER BOOKKEEPING 1 E AND ACCOUNTS. EThis treatise is written tor StudentsH s 'tting for Advanced
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      77 13 When you are feeling run- I V/V^rX^n down and tired after a full I [tr^. fl (1 n/^*"^^ Cologne will act like a cool I I I vine, however, insist upon _g(^^^^ V** *Jl^ '^Js7l\\^ y/^ Gold Label. It is sold all «^^f li^ W/A X/M^^ over the world. 1
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    "LADY BETTY"
    4434 14  -  JOHN L. CARTER HEW SBMIAL STORY. -ir- (Author of The Cinema Girl," Peggie the Aeronaut," etc., etc.) SYNOPSIS. Jimmy Weaton is successful m rescu ing girl on a runaway horse. To hi: surprise he finds the ghl it Lady Dett} Alister, his childhood's playmate, whe had refused kit
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      102 14 EASTERN SERlto J*jb O<ncral view of the Borcfcw THE DUTCH EAST INDIES < J VET another stronghold of "Milkmaid" Sweetened Condensed Milk m the East. I All classes of all races m these islands f have learned to value its creamy richness. N To-day m the Dutch East Indies, good
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    WILL THE JEWS NOW RECONSIDER THE TRIAL OF JESUS ?
    3217 15 WILL THE JEWS NOW RECO NSIDER THE TRIAL OF JESUS CTU; )OUS PROPOSAL BY ricam jews. I- tins yeai a score <>f nlc t m Denver to nation oi a society Ol determining indent Jemiah San- nU m condemning The very quesiKi lUll to a Christian. movement is perhaps rt
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      187 15 s PAVILION COMMENCING 3Oth SEPT.. 1929HAROLD LLOYD o A /S^S»s MILE A MINUTE w n comedy V JBJ B _^R &jaE' > fIBT f^B/ ';«Bp >"**& *V* BbT^ fiBHnH AS YOU ENTER 1 1 HMIOLD LLOYD ROAR JParcwtoiit AS YOU LEAVE I LAUGH LOUD AND LLOYDLY i|l!llllllllllllll!IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII!IIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII!IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIII!llllllllllllllll Pathe Professional Cinema
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      157 16 \Vm TV/ npHERK is assur- \\VvT O Oyjy 1 ance of long, satis- Vs^S^lL^X^ factory service when Ni)U ni v a nnu "P iece v Habflit^whtcnTllWe^t U uT^O. Any of then urn erous xVi?Jl^/ Westclox models m IV* '»aV\ colors, with plain or > 9^-^»3-Jw luminousdials, will give Rig Rrn
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      94 16 FOR HOUSING SCHEMES! I g. rToThlers 30. St. Michael's Road. SINGAPORE. > M INUFACTUIEB OF PRECAST CONCRETE POST AND r>A N p, J JCOJLIE LUES, BATHROOMS, SENTRY AND TEL! promb! *BJXfiS, LATRINES AND OTHER BUILDINGS, CANli'tm* ANJ SQUARE CO^CRfirC LATRINE SEATS, AND CO\i kftp ;i DUST BINS OF MUNICIPAL PATTERN
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      193 19 Shell Paii I T*^^ <^r^B [Jl/n j VV Not Oood oil alone t Not Oood spirit alone) I I I I I mS^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ I Hi Hi Hj R^*: J Vv^ a fami'y member of the popular Laaav sB&^^^^ 1 s~i W f 1 ■KaaaaaV^ 7~ I ■V /At /> fl
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      171 20 COMING! I TRENT'S LAST CASE I W!t!'. ff Raymond Ciriffitli Mareeline Da* 1 Raymond Hatton Lawrence (iray t 1 Thrills to tingle the spine Mystery to baffle the mw.<) i •> Tense situations to spur the pulse An Amazin .v 2 maze of wheels within wheels Warped souls curnire i
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    FOOTBALL TOPICS.
    2664 21 SPECTATOR." M.C.F.A. NOT ILIATED. sU PRESS REPORfS. n Matches. |irp j the X A ami again the nii-tmal the Champions ilia] st«ge whilst the i notable victory against v Regiment and thereby final match. It was pated that a military ian team would be m unsatisfactory match \<
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    THE COLONY'S CONSTITUTION.
    303 22 We u<>tice that .t real discussiofl has been opened m «>ik ;»f the Singapore daily newspapers on the subject of constitutioiia] reform. It is to be assumed that people wUb take the trouble to write <>n any topic devote some thought to it, and their views therefore
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    IS SINGAPORE A HEALTH RESORT ?
    334 22 IS SINGAPORE A HEALTH RESORT M.tkn.- Jlowancci In h Mtvnl L-nthusiasni and partiality, engendering the reaolvt to make oui .t^ pood .1 can as i»«^^il»U i'»i In*- special charge, Mr. Hunter, Singaiiore's verj valuable Health Officer, may U cordially supported m his refutation of familial slanders ot* the cityi Th«
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    NOT QUITE A LADY AND THE CAVALIER.
    198 22 NOT QUITE A LADY AND THE CAVALIER. >ik of the best feature programmes offered t<> the Singapore public will commence at the Tivoli Hall, North Bridie Road, <>n Wednesday, Dctober 211(1. In the first show that popular Cowboy star Bob Custer will l>e seen m TEXAS TOMMY an exceptionally thrilliim
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    BIG LOAN FOR DOLLAR LINE.
    37 22 BIG LOAN FOR DOLLAR LINE. [Reuter'fl Sen I Washingtoii, I The Shipping Board ha* I loan of $10,750,000 to the I 1 I ship Line- for tlic coHStfll< I twenty-knot cargo vtatea I I tlic-uurld service. I
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      138 22 Adelphi Hotel Ltd. f Singapore. TEA DANCES EVERY TUESDAY 5.3Q-7.30. SPECIAL DINNER AND DANCE EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. I ROOF GARDEN CINEMA EVERY SUNDAY AND THURSDAY THE ROYAL GRILL NOW OPEN. THE HIST CUISINE IN TOW'S ADELPHI HOTEL, LTD., UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT iWnrien isSrX 'llborrtcd ¥> v f TALCUM j!
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      22 22 Al the first a%M of Sore Throat take FORMAMINT Tk< Or tn- killing Throat Tabltti XTbe Malayan Saturfca^ post. September 2s 1020.
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      43 23 IQ 9 -4&^ CORK-Tipp eo rarity of tluvour^^^^^^^^r popular and exouisite aroma Vbfe leaf can give 50 cents wnrviNSUR tobacco cc it: ■ncc«p oq at t p in c a». p w_t: t- rr? .7 tt» tt rr -"7 T rr X.*^_^JU. > V>^.
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    118 25 A group photograph taken at the Istana Nagari, Kuala Kangsar on the occasion ot a presentation made to Dr. Mohd. Ghows J P Seated (left to right) H. H. the Sultan of Perak, H. H. the Sultana. Raja Teh, Mrs. Ghows and her child. Standing:— Che Paridak Che Syed Mohmood,
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    FEAR OF REVOLUTION IN AUSTRIA.
    166 27 I ner'i Service.] I Vienna, Sept. political crisu has been I to tlu resignation of I DoctOl Strciruwit/. I is due to tb« Land I that the present c,«»vun- iently itrong to carrj ,nn of tin coostitnfion. I y have requested Vice I iimy, their
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    JAPANESE EX-MINISTER CHARGED.
    154 27 I Service.] Tokyo, Sept. 2b. a, Minister of Railways m It Cabinet and Taiuika's Ml lieutenant, has been somH' Public Procurator's office It tied m connection with Bi involved m grant* B private railway building i the Government's purH 1 [)rivate lines jiist before I i>f tin
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    AIR TO SERVE FULL TERM.
    29 27 Washington, Sept. 22. X 'MM declined tp exercise I I" of Harry Sinclair M, v il> cununutatiuii of "i connection with the""■■;: m««U fieldtKMdal.
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    ANGLO-AMERICAN RELATIONS.
    95 27 I Renter's Service.] New York. Sc|4 The |»i«.iiii>c of a British lecret document which Mr. William H. Shearei lecured at Geneva ha* re■wakened interest m the Seaate'i mquiry into Mr. Shearer*! representation of fthipbuikling interests at the 1927 Na\al Conference It will be forthcoming on Monday, win. n
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    JACK SHARKEY BEATS LOUGHRAN.
    68 27 [Reuter's Service.] New \*ork, Sept. 2.-. At the \'ankec Stadium before 40,000 spectators, Jack Sharkey, the American, kn<K:kcil out Tommy Loughran, the Irish-American, m the third round ol a ten-round contest. The match was regarded as the semi-final of the eliniinating competition f»>r the world's heavyweight
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    ANGLO-GERMAN ASSOCIATION.
    57 27 I Renter s Service.] Berlin, Sept. 24. The long mooted Anglo-German Association has been definitely formed. The President <»1 the British Branch is Lord Reading, the President of the German ex-Chancellor Cuuo. The Association aims at promoting Anlgo-German friendship ana closer understanding. Representative committees have been established m
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    WORLD'S LARGEST BANK.
    81 27 Reuter's Service.] New York. Sept. 18. The Xcv York Eierakl-Tribune announces the formation of a huge trust, styled the Marine Midland Corporation, to acquire the controlling ownership of banks and trust companies. New York, Sept. 20, The formation i>f what is claimeel to be the largest bank
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    THE ICHANG OUTRAGE.
    115 27 I Renter's Service.] I lankou Sept. jo. Later details of the Siaoyang murders, m which Bishop Jans and Fathers Bruno and RupcrtUS were done to death, reveal that the victims met their deaths under particularly revolting circumstances, their bodies being literally hacked to pieces with words and
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    PREMIER'S MESSAGE.
    78 27 I Renter's Service. London, Sept. j;. In a farewell message to the Daily Herald before sailing for America Mr. Ramsay Mac Donald says I on a voyage of exploration. The United States and ourselves, having the banic objects, >honid proclaim with a united voice. Good cordial relations between
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    CONSULTATION BY WIRELESS.
    54 27 A picture of a diseased e\v has Keen wirelessed t<> Buenos Aires fawn Berlin and has thus enal led a famous specialist m Buenos Aires to inform a colleague m Berlin thai the disease is incurable and the patient must die. The specialists discussed the case over
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    BRITISH TROOPS' FAREWELL TO GERMANY
    94 27 I Renter's Service] Wiesbaden, St*i»t. To the accompaniment oi sucli tunes a> "Tack ii|» your tmul les" and "Auld Lang Syne," played by the regimental land the lirst unit of the British RhtlU Army to follow the advance party hack to Blighty, namely the 2nd.
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    FAMOUS NEGRO LEADER SENT TO PRISON.
    65 27 I Renter's Service. I Kingston, Jamaica, Sept, 27. Marcus Ganref, thfe famous negro leader, has beefl sentenced to three iii< »nt h>' imprisonnumt and lined Kioo ror .1 further three months for defama* tirm m the court '»t ;i judge m Jamaica whom he
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      168 27 I I I Uf J I DRAFTING Learn at Home Drafting pay- good salaries and is the stcfiping stone to even better positions Many leading architects, mechanical engineers and electrical engineers ,i4 t their start at the draw ing board. There is 110 easici or more practical way to learn
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    STOCK EXCHANGE SENSATION.
    762 28 kuiti i s Sen ice. London, Sepfl A sensation <»n the Stock Evxchang< '.i- caused yesterday bj .1 ihnnp mi tlu share* "I fiv« com}>anicti belonging to the H;iti\ linancia] group. It was followed up this morning when, after hours of dealings, the Stock hlxchaiigi general purposes
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    BRITISH PREMIER'S VISIT TO AMERICA.
    90 28 I Renter's Service.] London. Sept. 24. It is noteworthy that no naval officer is accompanying Mr. Ramsay Mac- Donald to America. It is aim ttfflced that besides his daughter, Miss Ishbel MacDooald, the j Prime Minister will be accompanied by Sir Robert Vansittart (Asst. Undersecretary
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    MR. MACDONALD TO STAY AT WHITE HOUSE.
    37 28 Renter's Service.] Washington, Sept. 15. It is officially ■nnounced that Mr. Mac Donald's party will be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hoover at White House from Saturday to Tuesday.
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    RUSSIAN ENVOY REACHES LONDON.
    128 28 Renter's Service.] London, Sept. 24. The Soviet envoy, M. Dovgalevsky, arrived to-day, almost unnoticed, and visited the Foreign Office. M. Dovgalevsky made a statement j that he was glad the misunderstandings had apparently been cleared Up and the Soviet viewpoint was prefectly clear v. Britain. Accordingly,
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    FASTEST COMMERCIAL AEROPLANE.
    61 28 France boasts possession ol tlu fastest commercial aeroplane m the world. Tlu machine, fitted with .1 500 hone-powei engine, is capable o( carrying eight passenger* ami about a ton of cargo. It flew from I a BoUTget to Madrid m 5 hours 11 minutes at a speed
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    ATTEMPT AT FLIGHT RECORD.
    61 28 [Renter's Service.] Lc Bourget, Sept. 25. Plying a monoplane with a 600 horse* power engine ami carrying 4-^7° litres of parol the French airmen, de Marmiei and Pavereau, took oft at 0.55 this morning for an attempt to beat the world's record for a straight-line flight.
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    OBSOLETE TREATIES.
    70 28 [Renter's Service, j Aueiu China's proposal with regard tv obsolete treaties the sub-coiuinittec will submit to the plenary sitting nf the First Committee to-morrow a resolution appreciating the importance of China's proposal and declaring that any member of the League may place on the agenda of the Assembly
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    CHILD MARRIAGES IN INDIA.
    37 28 The Assembly by 07 Votes to 14 passed the Child Marriage Hill providing a month's simple imprisonment to anyone solemnising the marriage of girls below the age of fourteen and boys of eighteen.
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    BANK OF ENGIAND'S DISCOUNT RATE RAISED
    139 28 I Reotcr'i 1 I, Tlie- Hank „i 1 b raited t<» b\ per cur. The ratting of tlu be luiteil to tlic dram oi i land, m conacctioii Bank oi England has itnci tlu beginnii i An a result its reser doccd to a
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    BIG GERMAN BANKS TO AMALGAMATE.
    151 28 [Reuter's Servici Berlii b A sensation )u> beeu caused m :hc Bourse and m banking circles news that two of th< igg Germa l anks, the Deutsche Bank and the Dfe) conto-Gescllschaft, whose capifc n respectively 150,000, marki ni 1 n 1 1 marks, art
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      59 28 ATTENTION! f ALLOFFICES TYPEWRITER USERSDON'T 4 MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY. I A Cash Cheap Sale I For 3O Days Commencing 12th Aug t OF ONLY KOLOK BRITISH TYPEWRITER RIBBONS OF j r EXCELLENT QUALITY. j SINGLE COLOUR 80 cts, Each. DOUBLE COLOUR- $1. 00 Each, j LARGE STOCKS-EITHER COPYING OR j
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      260 29 I DOLLAR STEAMSHIP LINE I J c^nrfAMERICAN MAH^WNE j ROUND THE WORLD SERVICE. t From SINGAPORE and PENANG via COLOMBO, SUEZ, PORT j X SAID, ALEXANDRIA, NAPLES, GENOA and MARSEILLES To j NEW YORK and BOSTON. t RepO^ Fortnighty Service Excellent Accommodations. I NF.XT SAILINGS: Arr. Singaporr. Leave Spore. Leave
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      473 30 SITI AMSAH (JEMPODODtON MALAY lECORDS. i I ecorde d m J***. 10 lach DoukU hid** Red Label ArtiitJ. J •MM; x) Krontjong Indie by Nacht Mis* Siti Amaah and J. Yowif M Krootjoog Slamat Tinggal Mis. Siti Amaah and J. Yo«ng W «MoiB a) Krontjuog Udeoo Miaa Siti Amaah and
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      220 30 USED FOR EASE <Cr^*J^ AND N SUITABLE FOR j# SEASON'S GIFT. rfr Tkea« arc lk« faalltlca of jAj PILOT DESK SET. J? THE PILOT DESK SET. Price:— $6.50 to $25.00 complete. Colour- White Onyx, Italian Marble, Black, Yellow, Etc. THE PILOT PENS. The representative of THE PILOT PEN Mfg., Co..
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    67 31 Photo taken at the Phyllis Theatre, Klang, recently wh^n Mr. Lopez, the proprietor, very kindly gave the proceeds of one right's performance to the funds of Oe Local Boy Scouts Association. H. H. the Sultan, Mr. J. V. Cowgill, Chairman, Mr. C. J. H. Lowe. Hon. Secretary, Committee: Mr. Bucknell,
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    17 32 The portion ot Mt. Emily Reservoir which is to be converted into a public freshwater swimming bath.
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    JOHORE P.W.D. SPORTS.
    61 32 Sports Officials— among them may be noticed Mr. F. M. Still and party having Tea. Tea Time. Guests having Tea. imam i Van Driesen. the Champion Athlste. Obstacle race. Spectators. Major H. F. Waters calling on the Hon. Dato Mentrj Besar to present the prizes. r frO"i
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    THE FUTURE OF CHEMISTRY.
    927 34 Artificial Light and Food Supplies. TABLET DIET. Saving the World From Famine. In 1549 a dntggMtf *>t l'lttsburgli, IS the Lmud Mates, collected a leu pmb 0l > iuck oil," 01 petroleum, Hum a m me wcii |paya J5. Uhwtnnf u.bc., 111.])., i-.1.v^., m t|M 'I'uiiy
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    THE COMING FIVEPOWER CONFERENCE.
    1042 38 L.-i'd-.n, Sepi 10. To sul^tituU eoidiahty lor COOtae* is the otfu lai reaaoa given to Renter Uh Mi hlacDonald'i m-u to America. Hi will only di>cuv> with Mi HOOVO MibjeeN .it plc^ellt biliu negotiated, but lv intend- to establish general goodvill tad kill basefcts snspirioM Nll
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    37 38 Washington, Sept. 18. Mr. Harry Blackmer, President of the Midwest Refining Company, who went abroad to avoid appearing as a witness m the Sinclair Fall oil trials, has been fined m default $60,000 for contempt of court.
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    CHINA PAYING UP.
    452 38 SALT REVENUE IMPROVED. Shanghai, Sept. iS. A Finance Ministry statement says "Instructions of the Nationalist Government of Sept 20, iv^ s for allocation to t each salt revenue district of a fixed quota for service of the salt loans, have t been carried into effect and reports
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    REVOLT IN CHINA.
    347 39 I m\ Service] I Shanghai, Sept. 15, I Inch had heeii brewiof I CIBST to a head <»n Sept I Fa-kuci's Coininuiiis' I 1! i lid out the couj I -:ication of Wang Chfag< I October iuj;) refuser I '.pvernnicnt's orders t( I tng to Shantung. It
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    COMMUNIST SUCCESS.
    67 39 Shanghai, Sept. 24. from Hankow state* that 1 steamer Kiang- -<'•'>• sadly battered, I a disastnms blow at the *****1:1 vcrnment forces by the nsides. three steamers trans--11;ll^t troopi from HanB tchang last Thursday r e beavtly shelled from t]> ""t 50 were killed and funded, whik 5,000
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    IMPERIAL AIRWAYS.
    146 39 I Renter* Service.] London, Sept. 15. Sir Brk Gcddet, 'caking at the I annual meeting of Imperial Airways Limited, said the mail traffic imi the t India route was not IncfCMUlf as lapid- > lv as was hoped. 'Die problem of pn>- riding landing ground •cconunodatkMi 1 for
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    THE LEAGUE'S PROGRESS.
    140 39 I Renter's vServiec. J Geneva, Sept. 25. The session of the Assembly cloted with a speech by President <«uerrero I Salvador declaring "This Assembly has finally consecrated the idea of the League of Nations by the fresh progress it has achieved through its extraordinary spirit of initiative."
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    OBSOLETE TREATIES.
    65 39 [Renter's Service.] Geneva, Sept. 24The First Committee unanimously adopted the suh-comm ttee's draft resolution regarding obsolete treaties. Dr. Wu replying to the discussion, said the resolution might ni>t satisfy all parties. The Chinese delegates h.id tried their best to m« et the wishes e>f other delegates and he
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    NEW GOVERNMENT IN LITHUANIA.
    66 39 THE FALL OF PROFESSOR BVALDEMARAS. I ReuterS Service] ftovno, Sept. 24 The formation of a new Ministry by Dr. Tubelia (Premier and Foreign Minister) marks the -fall from power as Dictate* of Professor Valdcmaras. An improvement m Polish-Lithuanian relations is anticipated (Professor Augustinas Valdemaras was appointed
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    GENE TUNNEY'S COUNTER-ACTION.
    40 39 GENE TUNNEY 'S COUNTER-ACTION. I Renter's Service] Bridgeport, Connecticut, Sept. 24. Gene Tunney, the world'i boxing champion, has filed a cotititer»Buit ti> the action by Fogarty Tttnney denies the truth of Kogarty's t'oiti plni nt and asks (or $100,000 dainagt'Hi
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    ARMS CONVENTION.
    216 39 I Renter's SeTVKc '.l neva, Sept. 14. At the LeagtM Assembly to-day \'i>eT)iint Cecil, speaking on the Third C<>ni mittee's compromise resolution on the work of the Preparatory Disarmament Commission, announced that the British Government will sign the Convention dealing with the traffic m arms, ammunition and instruments
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    JAPANESE RAILWAY GUARDS AND CHINESE POLICE.
    69 39 JAPANESE RAILWAY GUARDS AND CHINESE POLICE. L Renter's .Service.] Mukden, Sept. 24. A quarrel which started between Chinese policemen and a Japanese soldier at a restaurant at Tiehling this afternoon assumed serious dimensions when the Chinese police tired 00 Japanese railway guards from behind, Mounding three. The Japanese garrison rushed
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    HAD A HARD TIME CUTTING HER TEETH
    175 39 Until Baby's Own Tablets Were Used With Fine Results. t There are lev norc trying times i"'--1 .1 moChei than when he i child is tecth--1 ing. A simple and ready solution t<> the (retting <»i l x >t 1 1 lothet and
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    156 41 A demonstration of how easily airships and railroad trains can work together m speeding travellers to their destination, was made^recently f, laTßernardino, California, U.S.A., by the airship Volunteer" o t The Goodyear Tire Rubber Company. Th.s a.rsh.p is now be.ng -crated by the California ott.ces of the Goodyear Company. me
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    SINGAPORE FOOTBALL CUP COMPETITION.
    32 41 ni-f.nal match between the Welch and the Chinese The Chinese gave a fine display and won by 3-1. The Chinese will mccl the S.C.C. the Cup on Monday.
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    79 42 A snap of the guests Amoftf Ihi guests were the General Adviser Mr. Shaw, the State Secretary, Dato Isn bin Backhok, the Dato Mentri Besar. Col. Th -moron, Mr. Pepys (Commissioner of Lar and Mr. Cheeseman (Supt. of Education). ,%*&SQmHK^l^nmmsFjßßan^^^^^^^^^^——~' Sack Football created a welcome diversion from the usual routine
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    What Interests Woman?
    677 45  -  Mrs. Victor Rickard |V SATURDAY POST SPECIAL. NOT MEN, BUT OTHER WOMEN. (The Popular Xovclist). ;l lv interested m each t \Vocu times it was taken lai mat ried women were i ldmiriflf their husbands 1 a -ere eagerly waiting xh ich indeed was often day, when
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    REDUCTION OF LAND FORCES.
    264 45 REDUCTION OF LAND FORCES. Geneva, Sept. ig- Submitting his resolution regarding escrves Lord Cecil mffeiitsecl, thit 12 »hile limitation of land forces was a^ iccessary as limitation and reduction of mal forces, the situation regarding the 1 former had not changed but had even etrogresseci since 1927. He foresav a
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    QUIET HOUR.
    1110 46 V V V V V V V *J In a certain public park there lotice prominently displayed neai the Btrance, enjoining visitors to "Keep >ff the Grass," but few people teen to ttt ntion to the notice. Nine out of ten of the visitors z<> throug!i the park
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    PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICES.
    602 46 PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICES. A Natural Acknowledgment. Sacrifice m its primitive sense is the act by which man makes acknowledgment of Ciod's supreme dominion over I him. Convinced -that his existence is a I heavenly favour depending wholly on the will of a Creator, man tries, by means of a specific
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    SECRETS OF THE SUEZ.
    1274 47 H" THROUGH THE H ICH, AT ALL COST. MUST CONTROL. lU al has often been likenr r" It is a great highway same fashion that the a highway for Unman. ■"L use the Suez Canal is a hi sof Empire, tremendous It h* arouB€d m A*
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    40 47 »OIO» "What was Newrich's dinner-party like?" "If the entertainment had been as exuberant as the hostess, the wine as old as my dinner partner, and the champagne as dry as the conversation, we should I have had a good time."
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