Malayan Saturday Post, 9 November 1929

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      424 2 TKE MALAYAN SATURDAY POST. NOVEMBER 9, 1929. m' o »i --'0 c-»- -o -o- 'Q" O 1 tiitiiitiitiiitiiiiiiiirfHiHiiiiifiiiiitiittnnftfHnniMHHniUKiiimiiiMNiMiiuHMiiiHiDittiinitiM^, 1 1 I WHY POPIII Aim t THE BEST AND MOST ECONOMICAL E Tflll IV/I UL/\[\ I 1 HAIR DRESSING J Large sin 60 cents per bottle or $5.00 per dozen. BECAUSE
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    Masthead
    8 3 The Malayan Saturday Post ILLUSTRATED NOVEMBER 9. 1929.
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    WIT AND HUMOUR.
    658 3 Witt. "Db yon know of what you remind me Husband So. bul I know of what you remind me." Wife: What Husband >f every little thing I happen to [forget. Another Dew dress Where am I to gel the money to pay for it? I don't kiv>w.
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      242 3 HELPS FOR t I CAMBRIDGE STUDENTS > Paraphrase of Julius Caesar 0.81 Questions and notes on Julius •> Caesar 0.81 a Supplement of Julius Caesar 0.41 Commentary and Question- naire on Julius Caesar 0.30 Notes on A Tale of Two Cities 0.81 f > Uommentary and Question- X naire on
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    SPARKLES. BEING SMILES OF THE WEEK
    811 4  - SPARKLES. BEING SMILES OF THE WEEK Quiz Hv Cochet, one of Prance's Pom Musketeers, will be with us this week, with some companions, to sli#>w us just how tennis should be played. And there 1 such a lot s 1 have to learn a a I fear that Cochet won't
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    THE COUPE DES ALPES.
    474 4 A STRENUOUS CONTEST. One of the most strenuous motor contests that the world knows is the International Coupe des Alpcs, over a course of 1,650 miles between Munich and Milan. Thc contest occupies five days, and the Stages vary m length from (l 1 to 585
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    80 4 Tht farmer owned side Of the |olf links. that he was taking i short to another when the club's ml)< was eddresaing his ball. The worst member wa to and fro for several Q lour swin-s. and finallj Jj the 1 all about a dozen n X n J glanced
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    "THE FLOWER OF REMEMBRANCE."
    1421 5  -  Sir Philip Gibbs By i i i 1 i :,i poet who tirst thought those men Of ours who D tiie world war. It was ivi a touch nf beauty to I Not only m Flanders country of the Somme when I i i t. ii
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      404 5 I Xo investment on easier terms offers greater prjmise of security and return than Bonds m New Zealand Perpetual Forests Ltd., thelargest commercial Afforestation enterprise m the world, with a subscribed Share capital of £240,718 and a subscribed Bond Capital of £^,400,000. Tiie softwood resources of the world arc heing
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    FOOTBALL TOPICS.
    2221 10  -  Speclator CHAMPIONS HOLD THEIR OWN. Sott i />'\ SF.A. Clubs Disgusted. There were afl >"it> of inanonw about tlu selection of tlu Rest team to meet the Champions and m order t<» get '»t the truth of the* allegation! I Interviewed leveral club membera and aomc of them
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    "LADY BETTY"
    2991 12  -  JOHN L. CARTER NEW SERIAL STORY. HI By (Author of M The Cinema Girl," Peggie the Aeronaut," etc., etc) To think I have come through he exclaimed. I'm one of the lucky ones I suppose.'' No, you are not I she cried hotly. Didn't you go on working
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    OUR LONDON LETTER
    2052 13 OUR LO NDON LETTER utd ay Post- Special* LOOKER-ON fyright. THE NG'S PLANS FOR WINTER. THE PRINCCI VIEWS ON CARRIAGE. THEB iS hTegion BOOK. FL ,GHT N A^CKET PLANE. ,uloii, 4th Oct, IQ2O. L King e Convalescence. !lV s of summer are past loo k forward to colder r King
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      142 13 WHEN BAD WEARIER CONFINES CHILDREN TO THE HOUSE THEY ARE APT TO GET CONSTIPATED AND "OUT-OF -SORTS" Turn CORRECT THESE TROUBLES. KEEP THE CHILDREN REGULARCHEERY AND •4 PERFECT HEALTH. S9SB^ CELLULOSE LACQUER WjN^_l_^ Try "Luc"— not paint, not FO R ALL WOOD WORK, ROTAN Jp****^&£j^S varnish, not enamel, but FURNITURE,
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    Penelope Comes Home
    3128 14  -  MAY EDGINGTON I December 15th. Hurrah Left school at last Of course, you know. I didn't really mind being In Paris. One gets lot of wrinkles about clothes, and the shops are lovely, and the cooking, and the uirls at school were sweet— some of thetn and
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      195 14 ...1».... *I.**>***,»Z* ••*..M..>..M.>MM«>WM«> 1 Books For Cambridge Glasses, f t 1930. f i 10 Years 1 Series Examination Papers. 1 JUNIOR 41 CtS. SENIOR 54 CtS. 1 V I Arithmetic j Algebra (also with answers) i Geography j English History V English Grammar and Composi- I tion New Testament (Gospels
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    SPORT OF THE WEEK A MALAYAN REVIEW
    656 15  - SPORT OF THE WEEK A MALAYAN REVIEW Argus By' have ideas about the for rugger being wrested -.on of tht? lmt^ Ser v must be reflecting at Saturday's result m e-the sound defeat of the Welch Regiment, who of the bulk of the Services tries, both converted. 10 pts. to
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    LABUAN NOTES.
    349 15 The Lai nan Concert Party on {Saturday evening tctober igth, gave their fourth conceit since their inauguration early last year. The nett proceeds were divided equally between the 1929 Poppy, Day Fund am! the Labuan Piano Fund. The hall was crowded to its Utmoat Capacity as these concerts
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      195 15 I I ,ccrc 'XCEED $10,000,000. ASSURA**CE IN FORCE OVER $36,000,000. 2 |AsSt Z iThe Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd.! (iNOOatroftATID m Straits Settlements). j AD OFFICE: Winchester House, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 27, Old Jewry, E.C. J The Company has deposited with the Supreme Court of England and complies with
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    LABUAN CONCERT PARTY.
    101 17 SOME OF THE PICTURES FROM THE SINGAPORE ART CLUB EXHIBITION WHICH IS BEING HELD AT THE ADECPHI Back row, left to right:— Chin Tsun Leong, Kong Soo Vui, Mak Swee Gow, H. Chua J. Wong, Ghanee bin Hassan, Cheah Hong Chiang, i!ddlfVc~>^ Chi How, Ang Bee Chew,
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    TRANSCONTINENTAL TRANSPORT.
    533 20 STUDEBAKER LINKS AERO PLANES AND PULLMANS. A fleet "i President Kights turned tlu link uniting plane- and pullmans m tlu l nited States when the Pennsylvania and Santa Fe Railroads, allied with tlu Transcontinental Aii Transport, introduced a 48 horn 1 nsl to coast passengei service, July Colonel
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    THE LATEST IN TYRES
    524 20 ABOUT 80 TIMES THE SIZE OF, AN ORDINARY TYRE. It i- vcrj probable that some day tht rid will hav< unc for I standard pneumatic tyn lowering i- feel md mc ism iv fom tV*. t in w kith. An aeroplane manufacturer has assured oflicials of
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    BRITAIN AND THE SOVIET
    298 21 I PARLIAMENT APPROVES I ABOUR POLICY. 1 Tory Amendment Defeated. 1 Renter 9 Service.] London, Nov. 5. I n debate m the House of I tnitting I motion inviting: I approve the Governnient'a I jards the remimptioa ol diplomatic relations Mr. I rcttfn Secretary) Mid thc
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    EEMPLOYMENT RELIEF.
    218 21 IW. THOMAS REVIEWS HIS WORK. Slated by Opposition. Outer's Service.] London, Nov. 4. House of Commons deployment Mr. Thomas ''employment, declared nded to have a magk cure vm. which was not a Mem curable by tempoHe said m the past i 1 nt! thr unemployment grantsanctioned expenditure -md
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    THE FUTURE OF INDIA.
    343 21 LORD READING CRITICISES GOVERNMENT. [Renter's Service.] London, Nov. 5. In the House of Lords "with the object of clarifying the obscure Indian situation." Lord Reading criticised the Government for authorising the Vicemy's proclamation without consulting the Simon Commission. He declared he did not object to Dominion
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    CHINA'S CIVIL WAR.
    156 21 WHY FENG STARTED THE REVOLT. Yen Hsi-Shan's Share. [Renter's Service.] Shanghai, Nov. 5. Statements issued by tlu Nationalist Government last month that Peng Yuhsiang was a prisoner m the hands of Veil Hsi-shan are now laid tr> rest by the" party of fcrcign correspondents who went to
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    THE PREMIER REPORTS.
    263 21 HIS PEACE MISSION TO AMERICA. Results Left to Fructify. I Renter's Service.] London, Nov. 5. In the House of Commons Mr. MacDonald m a statement on his visit to the United States declared that he went with no agreement m his mind or m his pocket but
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    ARMISTICE DAY.
    247 21 CELEBRATIONS IN SINGAPORL. The following official communique is published for general information His Majesty the King has approved of the observance of Armistice Day, 1929, (Monday, November llth) m the same manner as m previous years. The firing of guns from Port Canning, "neat 1 1 a.m. and
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    The Malayan Saturday Post November 9, 1929. "NO WAVERING!"
    321 22 The Malayan Saturday Post November 9 1929. "NO WAVERING!" It was, if memory serves us aright, the late Hon. Mr. J. W. Campbell who, at the worst period pf the rubber slump a few years ago, gave Malaya an admirable motto "No .Wavering We have need of that motto to-day.
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    THE GOVERNORSHIP.
    318 22 We have beat rtisnppointrd by tbt apfircnt lack ol real puhlic interest m thc question of Sir Hugh Clifford's successor M Governor and High Commissioner. We My "apparent,'' Uvause there certainly is great deal of interest m the matter, anel our daily OoatCMpontfici have fairly reflected it m
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    AIR COMMUNICATIONS.
    252 22 The "Pinang Gazette" wants to know why people should always think of Singapore when air communications are under discussion, and never of Penang, which (it contends is m every way more suitable for the purpose of an airport. The answer is, of course, easy. For out person who,
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    INTER-PORT CRICKET.
    54 22 SHANGHAI vs. MALAYA. Malaya Beaten. [Reuter's Service.] Hong X Shanghai beat Malaya bj m a most exciting finish. Malaya. isl Innings (Singh 48, B Hill 48, Waring 45, Jam 2nd Innings (Braddell 60, Wyndi ja, Bostock-Hill 29, Sinj ist Innings (Stokes 31, Lea 2nd Innings (Stokes I. <-5
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    THEIR MAJESTIES LEAVE SANDRINGHAM.
    56 22 THEIR MAJESTIES LEAVE SANDRINGHAM. [Reuter's Service.] Lond There was a great demonstration of loyalty on the return Of the Kil j Queen from Sandringham hen have spent some months. Crowds assembled hours bef< train was due at King's Cross. Princess Hli/.al eth accompanied Theii Majesties who drove to 81l Palace
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    KING AT THEATRE.
    70 22 r GREAT OVATION. [Reuter's Service.] Loiidou, Not S. For the first time since his illness tbe King visited the theatre last night, and witnessed "Rose Mane" at Drnij Lane. He was accompanied by the Queen and the Duke and Duchess oi York. There was a large crowd
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    DARK PAGE IN HISTORY CLOSED.
    47 22 [Reuter's Service.] London, Nov. The I/vestia, m a leading article, saya the decision of the British Pari* ment to resume relations with Rossj closes a dark page ifl the bistorj both countries. The Soviet public sinvuh British BCt and welcomes Anglo-Soviet prospects.
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    FRENCH REGIMENT'S DEPARTURE STOPPED.
    69 22 Reuter's Service Berlin, Sqv The Vorwaerts sUtes thai y^ tion orders recently issued to a Regiment at Kreii/.nach have suddenly cancelled. The French were entering a train at they were ordered to return to 1 The Vorwaerts beKeVCS I due to the change <>f French and
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    NEW YORK MARKET IMPROVES.
    58 23 tier's Scnrica.] Xew York, Nev. 7. itfW* the market at Many of the leading ick ly marked from one to Huge blocks of shares the market. New Yi>rk, Nov. 8. market fluctuated vio-•,,-day's short three hours was followed by a rally, which converted into gains. Many
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    FRENCH POLICY.
    163 23 Reuter s sen ice. j Paris, Nov. 7. declaration, which has arliament, lays down the reign policy. i that nothing shall be count Parliamentary ratiheaL v ill be submitted to capable of diminishing and political indepenel- Cabinet's efforts will be post irritation, at the oi peace and the
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    CONTINUOUS WORKING WEEK IN MOSCOW.
    36 23 ter's Service.] Moscow. Nov. o. nnient Commission has introduce the continuous 'his year m the coal, oil, '■'him, chemical and food also, partially, m the try. -n.l a half workers are
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    COAL OWNERS REFUSE TO CONFER.
    77 23 COAL OWNERS REFUSE TO CONFER. titer's Service.] Oners' Executive arrived Health this afternoon nference called by the Gov- n representatives of the coal- present. It was learned that they had decided to decline the (lovernnieiit's invitation because they were not prepared to negotiate, on a national basis, wages, conditions and
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    COTTON MASS ATTACK FROM LANCASHIRE.
    142 23 [Reuter's Service.] London, Nov. b. It is announced m Manchester that a plan fpr a cotton mass attack on foreign markets has been evolved by Lancashire business men and industrial workers. It is expected that the attack will be launched this month. The announce* ment
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    GOOD NEWS FOR CHINA.
    65 23 [Reuter's Service.] London, Nov. 6. In the House of Commons, m reply to questions, Mr. Arthur Henderson said the Government was anxious to examine the whole question of extrality m China m a Liberal and friendly spirit. The Government was now m communication with the Chinese
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    TO STARTLE FLYING EXPERTS!
    62 23 [Reuter's Service.] Dessau, Nov. b. The giant Junkers aeroplane G 38, m which passengers are accommodated m the wings, and the speed of which, according to the designers, will "startle the Hying experts," underwent a half hour trial to-day. It is a four-engined machine, has a
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    THE SINGAPORE NAVAL BASE.
    89 23 HI Reuter's Service.] London, Nov. b. In the House of Commons a non-com-mittal reply was given to a question as to whether m view of their large financial contribution, the independent Malay States will he enabled to express their views before a final decision is taken
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    AN UNFORTUNATE PRINCESS.
    100 23 [Renter's Service.] Berlin, Nov. b. Frau ZoubkofT, Princess Victoria of Schaumboiirg-Lippc, is dangerously ill m hospital at Bonn, suffering from an infectious disease the nature of which has not yet been diagnosed. Her condiA previous message, dated Nov. 3, from luiskirclien stated that ZoubkofT, the ex-Kaiser's brother-in-law,
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    THE VICEROY'S PROCLAMATION.
    218 23 [Reuter's Service.] London, Nov. 7. The debate on India has opened m the House of Commons. Mr. Stanley Baldwin, m an allusion to the Daily Mail episode, disclosed that heagreed to the publication of the Viceroys proclamation provided the Simon Commission concurred, but, when the latter dissented,
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    WILL RUSSIA PAY ?
    65 23 WILL RUSSIA PAY [Reuter's Service.] London, Nov. 7. Efforts are being made by an organisation entitled the British Union of Russian Bondholders to get into touch with British holders of Russian bonds with a view to putting their claims before the Soviet Government. Dr. Ludoff, the head of the organisation,
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    GENERAL DAWES.
    41 23 Washington. Nov. 7. General Dawes, who is on a flying i visit to President Hoover, has been conferring with the President regarding the coming Naval Conference m London, to attend which the 'American delegation will sail ou January I.
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    HOCKEY NOTES.
    1078 24 S.R.C. MAINTAIN THE LEAD. l „u< rmaa. S.R.C. Beat Services. But for a scrap defeat .»t tlie hands ot the I.A. when all ueie rUSty the S.H c. practically maintain an unbeaten ord having won 8 .eames and drawn three. Their match against thc Services va> more or
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    101 24 Young Splints had recently passed his final medical examination and set up m practice. One of his first patients proved to be a fussy old man who had little to think about except his own health. Consequently, the old fellow imagined he had a number of diseases which were not
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    MR. RUDYARD KIPLING ON SELF-CONTROL.
    824 24 MR. RUDYARD KIPLING ON SELF -CONTROL. "If you can keep your head when all abnit you \re being theirs ami blaming it on you, If you can trust yourself when all men doubt you, But make allowance for their doubting too; If you can wait, and not be tired Inwaiting.
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    THE BUSINESS MAGNATE TO HIS LOVE.
    207 24 When 1 heard that >'OU en *Oj Thnmgh my vein- there conmn tinge When you said that we might nm I was ready for the oath. With my wealth and social statws. With your charm ...-A convcrsatka, How about amalgamation For the betterment oi
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    A MOTOR CYCLE TRIP FROM MIRI TO BRUNEI AND BACK.
    957 25 A MOTOR CYCLE TRIP FROM MIRI TO BRUNEI AND BACK. pu mission of the .Sarawak Oilfields p| departments eon- obtaining a day's t,»r ferries, refuelthe long proposed Hrunei area rendered f,ve motor cyclists:— A/cona. W A DunAiwis. J. S. Chain. H.O.Gray iGove-rn-Tnumph machines r, f 1920 models. P ted fA
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      185 26 .Hlqh Grade USED FOR EASE <0 AND > <*/> SUITABLE FOR jtf SEASON'S GIFT. dr These are Ihe qualities of >_r V "PILOT" DESK SET. Jr THE PILOT DESK SET. Price:- $6.50 to $25.00 complete. Colour:- White Onyx, Italian Marble. Black, Yellow, Etc. The representative of THE PILOT PEN Mfg.,
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    179 27 ANNUAL INSPECTION CF JOHORE BAHRU BOY SCOUTS HELD ON 2ND. NOVEMBER GROUP PHOTOGRAPH TAKEN ON THE OCCASION OF THE DEPARTURE OF MR. D. H. DILLOW, VICE-PRESIDENT OF THE F.M.S. RAILWAYS INSTITUTE, IPOH, ON 25.10.29, ON THE RAILWAY INSTITUTE GROUND. /'/i.'/o by .eft to right:— Mr. H. R. Cheeseman, Assistant Commissioner
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    36 28 The Chinese Amateur Musical and Sporting Association, Trengganu, Fancy Dress Party who participated m the procession at Treng,; m celebration of the 18th. anniversary of the Chinese Republic. A well-grown specimen of N. Z. Kauri Pine.
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    RAMSAY MACDONALD THE MAN.
    1062 30 RAMSAY MACDONALD THE MAN. THE FARM LABOURER'S SON WHO IS OUR PRI.V.E MINISTER. Sixty-thui years afl tins month, m Ijiaaic month, a fishing Milam on the Hony Firth, a ion was born to a farm lalnnirer. The Iwn was cradled m the hous'. of ins grandmother, a little two. roomed
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    108 30 The tail, augul.u woman vis regarding the fisherman! as he unloaded his boat, with an expression of deep disgust, When at last he took out a fish rath* r smaller than the rest she could contain -Ai no longer. "You cruel, wicked man she shrilled. "How could you let a
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    480 35  -  DOROTHY DEE m I I By I Malayan Saturday Port Special. I iabl« tact that every tace Log* i recognised type, though L iocs ccasionaliy come across teaLy that can almost \k* described as i nxed type,' and are consequently a lit to classify. h.\ v
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    50 35 Rut can you cook?" asked the prosaic Voting mail. "Let ns take these questions up m their proper order/ returned the wise maiden. "The matter of cooking Is Hot the first thing to be Considered." "Then what is the first?" he demanded. "Can you provide the things to be cooked?"
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    A BURNING QUESTION.
    572 35 Whatevei their prejudices, people caasnt l>ut admire the energy ami pertinacity with which Dr. Noel Clarke, tin. unofficial member on Council for the Eurasian community of Singapore, pursues an objective which he has long set himself, namely the admission of locall) 1 orn educated youths of char.
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    56 35 She "Didn't I hear the clock strike ao as. you came m last night He: "You did. It started to strike leven, but I stopped it go that it lottldn't waken you." W'atncy "Hallo, my friend, hou s our Rood w ife this morning Reid "Quit your kidding. You now
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    NEW LAURELS FOR THE SEVEN
    118 38 British industry was undoubtedly paid a very high compliment when several nations decided to manufacture Austin Sevens m the countries under Austin licence rather than endeavour to prod uce a competitor. A team of three such Sevens nui It m Germany were r^ entered tor
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    A NEW DATE IN SCOTTISH HISTORY.
    783 40 •'The union would have brought joy Ui the heart of Robert Uouis Stevenson. It was he who wrote: 'Late folk may hear voices of many men singing a psalm m unison from a church on one riit of the old High Street (of Edinburgh),
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    THE INTIMIDATION OF FASHION.
    944 40  -  Dr. A. BOYD SCOTT By Glasgow. Few men and women like to be out of the fashion." In the matter of clothes, games, amusements, places ol resort, fashion is almost an intimidation to many people. Even the sturdiest of us feel more comfortable when we conform,
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    62 40 An old bachelor who was quit fell m Ipve with a pretty W'ido' former husband's nsme was IW" one afternoon the bachelor dro] to have a cup of tea witli the *W who. when tea was over, begsnti m •'Robin Adair." The bachelor picked up "Madam." he said, "v^ ll
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    854 41  -  THORNTON HALL BY r,ID NOT KNOW THE MEAN ING OF DESPAI R." WE SAYS I SIR WALTER RUNCIMAN, BT., (THE SHIPPING MAGNATE). MALAYAN S.lll l<n.i. POST SPECIAL 1 .■■sa■slllllll■■■■■■■■■■■■■ llllltlll,lllilliil,lll ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■^•■■■■■■■■■■'■■■■■■■•■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■••-r Illllii of long years of toil pk at different stages trials, even the awful ty on
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    QUIET HOUR.
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    630 42 Only One. k that lou have only one t you can the but once that -v have lut OIK short hie that there is but and that eternal; ami this though! will detach yon trom man) thin f S Ten T>ie heed ct G'ace. Men natural morality,
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      170 42 PILL HAIRAN N 0 Acts like majgcju*. arri.ed'fro. Hinduitan. A Specific which fa^ thickens the human HB cement. Emissions *nd all sorts 01 a. S !^U Spermatorrhoea. per bottle -*H Mo I' rice S.i.SO §^5Hr per bottle C**&^ MINYAK TEGANG No, 3 This is a specific application for buildlaj uo
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      1635 43 THE MALAYAN SATURDAY POST, NOVEMBER 9, 1929. D «IA[)V BETTY." "Of course you will ma she pro- m• I' k* tested quite crossly. "Besides, all nice I If^ ■f^ g^ V I| f I -«WM.) girl* do marry Jn the end- IU II \3\ lit" l v Lady Betty shrugged
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      413 44 THE MALAYAN SATURDAY POST. NOVEMBER 9. 1929. I 1 WATCHES PRECISION INSTRUMENTS^ EYE~GLA s|J OMEGA ROSKOPF THEODOLITES DUMPY LEVELB BTAVM BEST QUALITY ~~^H TAVANNES CYMA PRISMATIC COMPASSES ROAD-TRACBBB AND PITT! I REFLECTING LEVELS CLINOMETERS INNICKEI am JBVTBLLED LEVER MOVEMENTS MEASURING TAPES AND CHAINS 1 SOLID COLD MCIEL P^KET from $>.00
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