Malayan Saturday Post, 17 May 1930

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    25 1 UNKNOWN MALAYA* LCto//V0 PlOtU** PUBUBHKD *VK*Y BATUHBAY VOL. Vtt. NO. 17. MAY 17, ltttt PRICE 10 CENTS* The Malayan Saturday Post ILLUSTRATED MAY 17. 1930.
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    WIT AND HUMOUR.
    1389 3 i ~A. A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A uL #*W v%•vvv v v v A "Why is it I never see you vjoi.ig with Freda any more "I've married her." The modem .nirl,
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      85 3 or -he Cup that cheers, serve GOLD LEAF Tea. 4«LL^ KVaHtYMTfIBRB. Sole Agents: A. BARIHOLOMEUSZ LTD., 3-A, RAFFLES QUAY, SINGAPORE. fv 01V fai-^-p WAKEFIELD Co., Ltd. Incorporated in England). •Oi R-binsoj Road, Singapore. ink life n Blessing and are to prolong the iinx iho«ld htjiute to ask for a copy
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      230 3 HELPS FOR CAMBRIDGE I EXAMINATIONS. 1 i* Paraphrases of King Henry V, Coriolanus, Last of the Barons, etc. each 0.81 i ;j* Questions and Notes of King Henry V, Coriolanus, Gospel of •> St. Matthew, Acts of the Apos- ties, etc. each 0.81 •> Supplement of King Henry V, ;j*
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    OUR LONDON LETTER
    2246 4 BY THE LOOKER-ON Malayan Saturday Post Special Copyright. v <► r->..*- v% a a A *X POPULARITY OF FLYING. GUIDING AEROPLANES IN FOG. STATIONS AS FINE AS CATHEDRALS. MAN AND THE MACHINE. London, April 11, 1030. Paris— Tokyo Non Stop. We have come to take flying so
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      238 4 BOOKS AND PICTURES OF ALL KINDS, ISSUED BY "ANY" PUBLISHER, PROCURED TO y^ ORDER. SUBSCRIPTIONS RECEIVED FOR >^ NEWSPAPERS, MAGAZINES OTHER c s/ PERIODICALS. POSTED DIRECT/^jX FROM PUBLISHERS AT LOWES L^^^^a GEncy PIECES. S4<£ THt j/^SSr J^y The Society for Pronot y/^ ln Christian Knowledge, /fSS (Founded in 1698). rh«
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    LEMENCEAU AND FOCH.
    747 5 NF LiCTOF PERSONALITIES. lin Steed, in the course of the Tunes ol n d Misery of Victory," clemeiiceau (Harrap, 21s. needs to 1* read thrice > ,t leading SUggCStS that it have heen written lit IKW ,i; X solid tacts to emerge nceau's impa>sioned self--1 third prompts
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    THE FAITH OF THE SCOUT.
    437 5 Dr. Downey Defines Church's Attitude. Tlie Catholk Church favours the r;out movement in s<> far as it does not transgress its proper limitations, and regards it as worthy of our sup-. jHirt. If any in the movement take upon themselves the direction of religion, then
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    PROHIBITION ATTACKED IN CATHEDRAL.
    298 5 Philadelphia. When the prohibition laws are repealed or modified, we shall haw to commence all over again to help America sober. Evidently there i^ work ahead of us, work that we are perhaps disinclined to attend lo the work of settling a huge problem rightly after
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    CHINA'S RED ARMIES.
    70 5 [Reutkr's Service.] Shanghai, May 13, A weekly Finance and Commerce article on the Red Menace in China publishes a list of fourteen distinct Red armies, totalling 45,000 men, which are ravaging central and south China. They are mostly well equipped, with Held guns and machine gtwa and
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    BRITISH TROOPS IN CHINA.
    83 5 I I Router's Service.] London, May 13. In the House of Common! answering questions, Mr. Shaw said the establishment of Hritish troops in China was approximately 365 officers and 7,000 other tank>. The figures iucliule British Indians and Colonials, which form tlie normal establishment, and additional
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    WHEN MR. HOOVER WAS IN TIENTSIN.
    139 5 [Reatcr*| Service] Washington, May 13. A talking Mm recorded remarkable function in the p »rticj of White House to-day. Before 1 gathering taduding Mr. Hoover, Sir Ronald Lindsay, and Lord Derby a Marine baud, led l>y Sou /.a, played the latter*! march dedicated to
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      94 6 I THE CANTOT -VOtlß THEATRE" OPENING SHORTLY WITH RADIO PICTURES gorgeous Screen Spectacle "RIO RITA" A FIFTEEN KEEL ALL-TALKING, SINCINC DANCING MASTERPIECE Presenting Bebe Daniels and JOHN BOLES WATCH FOR OPENING DAT£ 7IHMDBI I^^H I TO SPORTSMEN BUY TO- DAY t THF I BIKE ATHLETIC I SUPPORTER i y^3Hi made
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    ARRIVAL OF JAPANESE PRINCE AND PRINCESS.
    134 7 *\iu K,I Smil Ti, PnnMK Takamalsu arrived in Singapore last week on their way to England to return the visit ot H.R.H. the Duke o' ?h r"" lm P^ rial Highnesses were met by H.E. the Governor and were entertained at banquet given at
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    The Winning of Damaris.
    3669 10  -  MARIE CONNOR LEIGHTON BY R 'Tib dreadfully sorry foi you, Michael. I'm sorry for Tom. too, but B he's getting on better and doesn't need H the money so much as you do. Besides, with you, there's Damaris Orde— "Yes," Michael Fratnpton, young Mid I eager,
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    THE AUSTRALIAN GRAND PRIX.
    1042 11 THE AUSTRALIAN GRAND PRIX. BU GATTI VICTORY IN 1930 CLASSIC. Mml Fi^h^-Three Austin v Sevens. By cap,.- Aj^R. Waite, M.C. ,f this article is himi n g driver of international h<> WOO the Australia'i x in 1928— Bdiler). most picturesque little Lg ine that Island lwthed sunshine (Australian March). is
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      172 11 IT iVjflft r Wat Arun— "The umpie of dawn* 4 fl I T§|lf dominates the west bank of the Menam jlirv»f' at Bangkok. This grey-toned pile, fr^JJ^tt inlaid with thousand! ot glared riles, 1S a triumph of decoranve art and, in SSsffli-^Et rhc nyi of the n>.in2 sun, has thill
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    The Man with the Dalmatian
    2994 12  -  FRANCIS FURNESS 1 Our great f(ew Serial Story. BY (Author of "Fluttering Wings.") i -i ii- INSTALMENT SEVEN. The will ol Sir Ralph Chester, Baronet, kfl his property to be equally divided between his twin sons, Ralph and Vallance. The Baronetcy passed to the elder
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      79 12 "IN KEEPING WITH THE SPIRIT OF TOD* V Honored Name NU i-UL S W I To live up to its honoured rff^^Mi '7 I name, Hupmobile doubled its J -^T P<^TJ^^J» I factory facilities to enhance W$ZS^^J& J-X^lk 7^^ Li 1 Hupmobile intrin-ic value, to Kr^ >" ii it>^ ,y,
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    SPARKLES. BEING SMILES OF THE WEEK.
    700 13 SPARKLES. BEING SMILES OF THE WEEK. A F S. James s retirement ll J Governorship <>f the WindI :,1, the "WJt" asks: c come to Malaya as Chief v >»• 1 can relieve liM)h's siisI c aii>wer is a very emphatic j.,,,,, the fact that Governors rdinartly accept subordinate 1..
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    IF YOU WANT TO WIN. I
    56 13 Look pkasant, please, B For .1 anile will gel you there, It you lack the -iii i It; try Pinkettes, 1 Sold |,y Chemists everywhere. a For Pfnkettes aid (HgcaUoa, 1 Keep the I,i\er active too, I They dispel bile, restore- I The smile,
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      89 13 PAY LESS AND GET THE BEST EARTHENWARE. WHITE CIAZIP lATEX CUPS (MACHINE I HAND MADE) FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY STANDARD SIZES 8, 10 AND 12 OZ. CAPACITY. j flj|fe_ OTHER SIZES, MADE AGAINST DEFINITE ORDERS, WITHIN SHORTEST NOTICE. j \^^litt^_^^7 PACKING GUARANTEED TO THE LAST CUP NO BREAKAGE. I Wm? GIVE
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    BEAUTIFUL ORCHIDS IN BLOOM AT THE SINGAPORE BOTANICAL GARDENS.
    68 15 ARACHNIS MOSCHIFERA the Malayan Scorpion Orchid. VANDOPSIS LOWII from Sarawak. r> HALAENOPSIS VIOLACEA hls peculiar variety with petals purplish throughout. STAUROCH I LUS FASCI ATUS Malay Peninsula. (Upper): PHALAENOPSIS FUSCATA Malay Peninsula. (Lower): PHALAENOPSIS VIOLACEA Sumatra. DENDRObIUM FOtfMOSUM from Lower Siam.
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    HE THE GOVERNOR'S VISIT TO THE KAPITAN KLING MOSQUE, PENANG.
    141 16 H E THE GOVERNOR'S VISIT TO THE KAPITAN KLING MOSQUE, PENANG. H.E. Sir Cecil Clement! visited the Kapitan Kling Mosque, Penang on 25th April. His Excellency who ™*c\W*n*dbv\htHn. Mr. E. W. F. Gilman, Resident Councillor and the A.D.C. to H.E., was rece.ved by Dr. Kami I Md Ar.ff, J.P. who
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    THE CHIEF SCOUT TALKS.
    981 18  -  Lt. Gen. Lord Baden-Powell AMBITION. (By of Gilwell). Everybody wants to get on; if he doesn't he bccoSttCf that most despicable of all things —a waster. We don't want boys with green socks, oiled hair and cigarettes; \\c want go-ahead fellows fellows with ambition. Bill there
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      89 20 MORE THAN", EVER BEFORE "INNOCENTS OF PARIS" WITH MAURICE CHEVALIER "ABIES IRISH ROSE* CHARLES KOGEBS and NANCY CABBOLL. "WOLF OP WALL STREET" GEOB6E BANCBOPf. "NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH' Br X |t* 1| kiu*> x^ vL b^BbMHWP"'^^ i^'*JHbVHbi bT „..S^V>^ff i S^| vH BV-^BF^fflr '-^BB BlbWb» ■rt a "SSfc^DBjBIB^BHBMBIIP r TALKING
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      222 20 FOX MOVIETONEWS I V Presents -l CHIANG KAI SHEK I PRESIDENT OF CHMjIA. m\ *'*^l r'f i A 9 9 f SEE and HEAR China's Man of the hour. His speech is trans- *fl J| lated into English by Dr. Wang, Foreign Minister. M Madame Chiang also tells you in
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    FOOTBALL TOPICS.
    1102 21 •> |M By "Spectator:' ♦•♦♦••♦•♦••♦•••♦••••♦•••♦•♦••♦•••ti M/ AYS TO GO TO JAVA. The Stadium Wrangle. T-SAF.A. League. League has reacned an stage. The question asked [es is whether the Champions jble to hold out this year. undoubtedly every indication a ll sides the S.C.C. we still opposition ami ibe
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      276 21 STHE FORD MOTOR COMPANY I Uf MALAIA) LIMIIKU ANNOUNCE THE INTRODUCTION I i\r Till? ilf In I" i!^^/''l''!'ij It 1) I Ur Int AWWvf m I ll ml m I Ml ll I ■V R| 1^ I |v| I 1^ II J II I ThtJ 74.9 9ttgkH as used in
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    The Malayan Saturday Post. May 17, 1930. THE GOVERNMENT AND RUBBER.
    303 22 The Malayan Saturday Post. May 17, 1930. THE GOVERNMENT AND RUBBER. Recent action l>y the Colonial Secretary suggested that the Government had in mind a vigorous policy for the resuscitation of the rubber industry. Now it is declared that the Government does not contemplate any legislation to this end, and
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    A DANGEROUS BILL.
    289 22 We ihooW like lo reinforce the woe 1 caotiofl which has btefl sounded in regard w a Hill no* below the Lcgi* Uliv« Council. It i> t<> amend the Ordinance wWch <l^>'»> »"Wi irftioo* pablicatkMl». We warmly mppOfi any meMOfC aimed at 1 .1 e\ ciitini; the
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    THE CAPITOL THEATRE.
    281 22 MALAYA TO HAVE A MOD R N I PICTURE PALACE. Whatever grounds Sfogap have had in the past to compL ihc lack of put lie iMimuj c modern theatres, it l"oks as v 1 with the cotnpletioa ol the m Theatre this month, the ajost picture-goer will
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    THE TRIUMPH OF THE "514" IN IV THOUSAND MILES CUP RACE.
    333 22 THE TRIUMPH OF THE "514" IN IV THOUSAND MILES CUP RACE. On April i>th and 15th t:.c must inii>c>rtant motor race in Europe, and I pcrbapl tlie most difficult in Ihfi whole I world, was run for the fourth time. This is the Thousand Mile- cup tlie 1040 Kilometer course
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      16 22 r 1 At the first sign of Sore Throat take FDRMAMINT Tk* (*m-killi« f Tkroat TaU«U
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    THE NAVAL PACT.
    879 23 DEBATED IN THE COMMONS. Reuters' Service.] London, May 15. i uud issues of the NtV&l well debated in the House C oni] s on the initiative of Mr. who said he was convinced undation of an international ng understanding must be ent between the United States Britain
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    THE INDIAN UNREST.
    209 23 [Reuters' Service.] Dharasana, May 15The police are apparently determined to practice Satyagraha (civil disobedience) against the Satyagrahis who, headed by Mrs. Naidu, are marching here to raid the salt depot. When Mrs. Maidu and her companions started this lhorning the police made a cordou round them. Mrs.
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    UNITED STATES OF EUROPE.
    124 23 UNITED STATES OF EUROPE. [Reuters' Service.] Paris, May 15. The proposals of ML Briaud for the organisation of a United States of Europe are outlined in a 2*ote which is being sent to the principal Powers and will be published on Saturday. It is understood that the Note sug- I
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    DIRT-TRACK RACING NOTES.
    1829 24 DIRT-TRACK RACING NOTES. If B\ 3T«*m." < ■E %•%•%••#•%•%•%•%•%%.%>%• W Owing to heavy rains during last week-cud the third meeting of the 1 Singapore Speedways was postponed to m Wednesday, (May ;th The weather m kept fine until 7.5- p.m. and then it 9 started to rain in many parts
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    SUNDAY CRICKET.
    549 25 PAMOUS PLAYERS NOT IN FAVOUR. Hobbs Dead Against The Proposal. foe Sunday cricket made by p'li. LyoO, the Ciloueestet cap- the dab dinner at Bristol, was v discussed in cricket cirdes. LT icketcn IB particular were f linu -h interested ifl the proposald )(>t too pleased about it.
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    CALCUTTA SWEEPSTAKES
    514 25 QUESTION OF LEGALITY. In the House of Commons Mr. Day (Lab.) asked the Secretary of State for the Home Department whether he was aware that numbers of tickets for the Calcutta sweepstakes on the Derby were !>eiiiK procured for the public through various sources was he prepared to
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    SALT RAID PLANS FORESTALLED.
    317 26 WHOLESALE ARRESTS. [RKUTEft'f Service.] lioinbay, May i_\ Tyahfi and all volunteers with him Wtre arrested 081 the OUtStlt of their march to DdSISBJMI. l iftv-nine VOtUMteers, with the OCtO- genariafl Moslem leader Tyabji, set out this norning from KsrssH after Mrs. Qandhi had btSSStS rod their
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    INDIAN QUESTIONS IN THE HOUSE.
    179 26 C.-IN-C. SATISFIED ARMY IS LOYAL. Ri-r rKR*S SERVICE.] London, May 12. in the House of Commoni Mr. W W. Bean (Secretary of State in the India ffice) announced the fust volume of the Simon Report (Historical Survey} was to lx? puUilhed at 10/6, and the
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    INDIAN ARMY TAKES CONTROL.
    571 26 Martial law has been proclaimed here. Leaders ol the populace had established I sort of iinju nuni in imp4fio, issuing new traffic reu ulations ami generally attempting to take over control oi the city. Various leaden had assumed il^ 1 dignity o! pettj magistrates. Immediately after
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    15,000 SLAUGHTERED.
    38 26 A foreign report says between '■>,"" and 4,000 bandits captured Yunysitg. < 'i the Honan-Hup.h border, and ruthles,!} slaughtered 15, 00 people, carried off 500 hostages for ransom, looting and hurning the surrounding neighbourhood and di*stroying whole villages.
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    TRANSATLANTIC AIR MAIL.
    76 26 Rkuteb*s Service. I Natal, Brazil, Ma) h airman, Mem;"/, arrived here I lay on a non-stop flight h Saint Louis, Sei I, with the ol iect < nst c iibility of a weekly Fi irtco-S ath-American air mail. (A Havas messages says Mermoz left I Saint Louis
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    SOMETHING EVERY CHILD SHOULD KNOW.
    149 26 Regularity of the daily ha »y*tetn*tk tiainin.c in its practi c, ar <»i the utmost importance foi child. NeglecJ of this aygea vaus^s much aidneai among r .iml greatly hinders theii development. Propel diet iiiul plenty of plaj v a open air are the chief
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    WORLD'S FASTEST RUNNERS.
    67 26 Renter's Service. J,o* Angeles, M The Hympic Sprinter Fran'. officially tuned, established a yards Sprint record of _-> s< (The pre^ ious rid re< ads, .i> held by D. Kcll I I) ew, C W. Paddock of A::. 11. Coaffee of Canada fourt lo P. Willian J.
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    966 27 mc5f Inilli soil wickets mean Malayan cricket was shown once ucck-end, when two days ag inefficient to permit of a decirhc match on the Singapore L between the S. C. C and the Accra only). It was a close last Services pair being tothe closing few minutes of the final
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    "RIO RITA'S" WARDROBE.
    57 30 "RIO RITA' S" WARDRO BE. A Feast ot B*«.ty. Dazzling Colour and Fashion as seen in Radio Pictures' Gorgeous Screen Spectacle •RIO RITA" FEATURING BEBE DANIELS I Which will be the Opening Attraction at The Capitol This Morth. I JPJ^ SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY'S LATEST AMBULANCES. These three ambulances were supplied by
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    On With The Dance.
    873 32 THE LATEST BLUES STEPS. I I (By Victor Silvester, First WorTd's Ballroom Dancing Champion). f No. 18. r This week I complete my Iriacmi on thi> season's Blues by a description oi the turns and some of the most popular variations. This and the previous articles
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    THE NERVES AND SUCCESS
    165 32 \crv<»u>ne>s is the pleat to mOOCMi and it is an ciien:\ nc^s and health. Victim «.f "neri* are handicapped, even thouph v; respects competent! f«>r the* energy confidence, coolness, and health. Nervousness is a sign thai tj t r erv are weak and not receiving suffice
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      454 33 I A FOR GOOD HEALTH I 111 ORANGE-SMASH I t mvLmrn Ma< e from the nice I I I of ripe, sweet oranges- 1 I I healthful refreshing 1 Imm mmi s v I 1 i f atcdeyes. CHAPTER XII. g "Nice handy things those," he A BRO OKLANDS MYSTERY.
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    S.C.C. TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP.
    59 37 Watching the fight for the Championship. I, 1 m IKLEINMAN Runner-up. I ROY SMITH The new S.C.C. Champion. IBiißHßß^^^^^^l^^! ,?t thl^pVJder.ce orMr. Pang Choon Jin to entertain Mr. J. P. Lealß. i SiT^ore^ubber and General Produce MTrciJßtsas^ed M Re^er,^ of «ay p 0 hk (iepa ture on
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    134 38 The Final of the Local Trophy Scratch Race for Mr. Vernon's .Special Malayan Silverware Trophy. Left to right :-Beppo Wahid, Ron McCreath, Pang Swee Peng. The race was won by Ron McOreatn. The Final of the Mighty Four. Left lo right:— Jack Sharp, Ted I Yates, Charlie Datson. (Tiger Lewis
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    ONE THE NINE.
    105 38 Mr. Cyril Dickason, who secured third place with his Austin Seven in the 1930 Australian Grano Prix. Only nine ot ■l c twenty-two cars which started managed to complete the course, and three of them were Austin Sevens placed third, Wjpr fourth and fifth. Dickason's time showed
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    'AN AMERICAN LOOKS OUT ON THE WORLD.
    1018 40 Without disrespect, Dr. John K. Mot', LL.D., "one of the most eminent leaueis ot American religious life," may be described as the honorary accountant 01 Christendom. He is au jail with religious affairs in the live Continents, bM catalogues of figures relating to
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    MODERN FASHIONS BLAMED.
    82 40 London, May i. Modern fashions were largely blamed for the loss of the English cotton-trade in recent years at a luncheon in London heralding National Cotton-week beginning on M:»v 5 which is designed to stimulate use of cotton in Great Britain. Members of the Cabinet, party leaders
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    IMPROVEMENTS AT JALAN BESAR.
    175 40 LAYOUT FOR CHILDREN'S PLAYGROUND. Municipal Committee No. b took the following action at a Mating held on April 20 Agreed that mi i table refreshments stalls may be allowed at Jalan BcttT Stadium, tenders to I*' invited. Approved layout for children's playground at Jalan Ilesar. Decided
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    BOMBAY MERCHANTS BOYCOTT FOREIGN CLOTH.
    72 40 BOMBAY MERCHANTS BOYCOTT FOREIGN CLOTH. H;>inhay, Apr. j. Th« b Honihay Coloured lYintcd Piece (»oods Merchants' Associatit>n has ptSSfd a resolution that, in view of the present political situation of the country, none of the nicmhers of the Association will order, buy, or sell any tyi>c of foreign cloth for
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    ANGLO-SOVIET TRADE AGREEMENT.
    140 40 London, A; In the House ot Commons at r i'>!!jß time Mi- Hugh Halton (Foreign 'ffi..^ said that negotiations had been O'Uch:<M cd for a modus vivendi pending the fl elusion of i fall An^io-Sowi tr^jM treaty. It would provide for :^:;>:"ci granting of most favoured nation
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    WHAT CONVERSION MEANS.
    1276 41  - W HAT CONVERSION MEANS. CA NON R. J. CAMPBELL By 4rttC tiv« to note hop in many :n paratively new science oj j fl confirming and shedding CbrMtiM teaching coneern.,l peedt, This M specially lt i s commonly called conWhat uiic may desenlx with- t at the jargon of psychoJlv
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    FELLOWSHIP OF THE CROSS.
    746 41 Suffering brings with it a sense oi loneliness. No one can bear the pain of another. This fact accounts for a special element in its testing of character, wriUs a Times correspondent. The loneliness of suffering finds its most awful expression in the Cross. It was
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    QUIET HOUR.
    1007 42 ttttVvvVtVVVVtVi It N the custom nowadays for many v cs, csj* iall) those standing in '■i:- thoroughfares, to display a special n•: aboard called "The Wayside Pulpit <>n this board, week after week, pars a brief and Striking motto or statement, designed to arrest the attention of the
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    COVETOUSNESS AS A DEADLY SIN.
    281 42 "Wealth Without Work," was the subject of a Lenten lecture by Canon Donaldson at Westminster Abbey. The church of to-day is guilty because she either is silent or speaks so faintly her Master's teaching that men do not know that this striving for an accumulation
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    PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICES.
    388 42 In The Garden. The repugnance, disgust, and aversion experienced by Our Lord arose from the knowledge of .the sins for which lie was to suffer BO much and so terribly. He saw and recognised them in all their dreadful multiplicity— the sins of all men and races
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    THE PROBLEM OF PAIN.
    2184 42 The following sermon w.i> pr< gjjy ir. St. Paul^ Cathedral by th« s t of Niiddleton (the Kt. Rev. Parsons). i '.<>ti i> I<>\«' I John, iv., an The- whole creation groanei ;:i( j travaileth in pain together until a Romans, viii., 22. Are these two
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