Malayan Saturday Post, 7 June 1930

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    24 3 The Malayan Saturday Post ILLUSTRATED JUNE 7. 1930. UNKNOWN MALAYA PjaSf .irmk j\. a* Li. :*ftte 1. iO~ .*'&r&t. TV .^^ijt*M\lt-&*t. m C-* -'^»*SSaIHt?T3wSTvJ
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    WIT AND HUMOUR.
    671 3 Baby was ill, and mother wrung her lands because she didn't know how to act lor the best. Oh, if only I knew what to do with !>al>y she moaned. But, mother," asked her small son, didn't you get a book of instructions with her> Jock Why
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      89 3 r or the Cup that cheers, serve GOLD LEAF Tea. fA *B Y s ?^^m an %^l, IB* SBLLS KVtfKYWiIBKB. Sole Agents: F A. BARTMOLOMEUSZ LTD., 8-A, RAFFLEB QUAY, SINGAPORE. C C WAKEFIELD Co., Ltd. Incorporated in England). 90. kobinsou Road, Singapore. Who think life Blasting and are deflirooa to
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      224 3 MMH Ml lg>i if f HELPS FOR CAMBRIDGE EXAMINATIONS. X Paraphrases of King Henry V, X Coriolanus, Last of the Barons, r ♦> etc. each 0.81 .> Questions and Notes of King Henry V, Coriolanus, Gospel of •> St. Matthew, Acts of the Apos- ties, etc. each 0.81 •> Supplement
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    GOD BLESS OUR KING!
    1960 4 TWENTY YEARS OF LEADERSHIP AND HIGH EXAMPLE— THE EMPIRE'S HOMAGE TO HIS MAJESTY. 44 And, sir, if sovereignty haj» bees relieved by our modern institutions of soma of it» burdens, it still, I believe, remains true that there has been no |KTi«d of the world's history
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    18 4 I A scholar without good breed!** pedant; the philosopher, a cynic. soldier, a brute; and evenagreeable. Chester^" 1,
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      87 4 Keep You Well. CHILDREN AND SWEETS Over-indulgence in sweats vvils disordered stomach in children 3l] adult> alike. In the case of chikht this may In* s]»eedily counteracted h Bal>y's Own Tablets, an •baolatd harmless yet superlatively efttini remedy for stomach and SnteitinaJ lis orders in the very young. TiJUtU not
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    SPORT OF THE WEEK. A MALAYAN REVIEW.
    1134 5 By 'Mrje*/' illinua l Clarke Cup cricket match ■Singapore, Kun>i>eans v. the Rest, IXC plenty of incident, and a finish, the Rest winning by three els xvub only a quarter of an hour „lj\ The side made a magni- recovery after a depressing
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    GENEROUS CONSTITUTIONAL ADVANCE FOR INDIA.
    123 5 [Reuters Service.] Simla, June 4. To a deputation of 30 leading Punjab Muslim landowners, the Viceroy replied welcoming their assurances of continu I ed loyalty. Alluding to the deputation's demand toi a large degree of provincial autonomy, the Viceroy gave an assurance that the just
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    PIRACY IN CHINA WATERS.
    66 5 [Renter's Service.] London, June 4. With regard to the question of the protection of British shipping against piracy in China waters, Mr. A. Henderson, the Foreign Secretary, announced at question time that an agreement had been reached with the shipping companies regarding an extended police guard
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      168 5 t ASSETS EXCEED $11,000,000. ASSURANCE IN FORCE OVER $38,000,000. J j The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. I (Incorporated in Straits Settlements). HEAD OFFICE: Winchester House, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 27, Old Jewry, E.C. The Company has £20,000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England and complies with the i
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    THE KING'S BIRTHDAY PARADE.
    46 8 "I H.E. Sir Cecil Clementi at the Salutin? I Base. s I An enormous gathering representative of all communities in Singapore attended the Birthday Parade on the Padane on Tuesday and demonstrated their loyalty to the King-Emperor. It was an inspiring spectacle.
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    The Man with the Dalmatian
    2954 10  -  FRANCIS FURNESS. Our 9reat ffew Serial Story. 5 BY IrRANCwVuRNESS. (Awfhor tf Fluttering Wings.") 1 INSTALMENT TEN. PHAPTfiR XV. (Continued.. FINGER PRINTS. But how d'.U yuu get to kuo_ him?" asked Miss Denton. I was determined to make aii effort to help Vallance," said Kyrle,
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      119 11 l|P§=3|BjJ You will always remain faithful to "mi Kau de Cologne, j HeW once you learnt its value in the days of your trial. Cool as a mother's hand is its touch on the fevered brow, refreshing and soothing, guiding faltering steps towards the light of health. Sprinkle it on
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    OUR LONDON LETTER
    2039 12  -  THE LOOKER-ON e> BY Malayan Saturday Post Special *> Copyright. P++++++lM »»#ea By Quiz." EMPIRE AIRWAY TESTED. BID FOR ATLANTIC RECORD. SIR WALTER SCOTT'S LETTERS. ART AND ANIMALS. London, May 2, 103°The King's Plans. When the Royal Standard is lowered at the Victoria Tower, Windsor Castle, next
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      197 13 [four war novels j ALL QUIET ON THE WESTERN FRONT by Erich Maria Remarque, Translated from the German by A. W. j Wheen "The greatest of all war books."— Manchester Guardian, "In the company of the great."— Times, j I Simply cannot be beaten."— Arnold Bennett $3.00 j JOURNEY'S END.
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    ENGLAND CAN AND WILL BE SAVED.
    898 13 When 1 was a child they used to Say ol the man who was always grumbling "He'd grumble to be hanged." I have not beard that saying for .1 long time (writes Mrs. Philip Snowden in the "Sunday Xeivs"). But I meet the grumbler
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    86 15 The wedding took place at the Cathedral of the Good Shepherd on Saturday, May 17 of Mr. A. M. Pearson and Miss E. M. O'Sullivan. The Bride was given away by Mr. A. E. Thornley Jones and was attended by Miss O'Sullivan: the Matron was Mrs. A. E. Thornley Jones.
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    122 16 Taken at Kemaman on the occasion of the departure of Mr. P. Trump (Stats Engineer, Trengganu) on furlough, on 26th. January, 1930. Seated from left to right: Capt. Morgansen of the s.s. "Asdang;" Mr. L. L. Mills (Commissioner of Police, Trengganu); Dato Amar (Prime Minister, Trengganu); Mr. J. R. Neave
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    THE FLAG STILL FLEW.
    2722 18  -  L. G. MOBERLY. j OUR SPECIAL SHORT STORY: By Thcii do io'.'. i When I heard tl:. Vicai rt thorn words to-day in Church, I was back in the place where wi foond Mark Ste-rnb\ ivholc thin,; came to life again." Ronald -my old friend Ronald
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      242 19 "IN KFtPINO WITH THI SPI«IT OF TODAY" Ihi^K/wPajS Mocjarniftic -m w#** fr peauty J I j^' >* > ,jL l Dashing modernistic beauty I 1 Sssl_a' A>fr I stamps this as the greatest I: i'^'VS-* *§T\ I? 1 I Hupmobile Six of all time. l|fc \<^» c i I Its
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    SPARKLES. BEING SMILES OF THE WEEK.
    825 19 SPARKLES. BEING SMILES OF THE WEEK. By Quiz" Kvefl slump times do not kill the nr MU of some people. I see that is advertising that he wants 0 but generously allows the lenders until July 4 to find the If there s anyone ready to 1 over ucn an
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    MR. GANDHI IN GAOL.
    109 19 VISIT FROM HIS WIFE AND MISS MIRABEN." Bombay, May 24. Mrs. Gandhi, accompanied by Miss Miraben (Madeline Blade), recently visited Mr. Gandhi in Yeravada gaol for the first time since her husband's internment. The interview took place in the gaol office, where Mr. Gandhi was brought
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    BETTER THAN QUININE FOR MALARIA.
    226 19 (Juinine d<M«s not cure Malaria. All it does i* to bring relief for a time if persisted in its action is harmful, Lansing dealings and other troubles. l>r. Williams' 1 ink l*ills have I re^ inarkable record for their efficiency in cants of Malaria. la
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    29 19 He devotes from five to six hours a day to spinning. He has not yet begun writing anything. He gets two newspapers daily, and has been given an attendant.
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    THE CHIEF SCOOT TALKS.
    711 20 BADGES AND THEIR MEANINGS. Cut This Out and Keep It. (By Lt. Gen. Lord Baden-Powell, of Gilwell). Ktep your eyt on Ike dog when going dou n hill. What Badges are you going in for this aeason 1 came serosa this set of Badge Mottoes the
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      277 21 i C( 'tiing Soon I ALHAMBRA FOX FOLLIES 1929 I At t RINGING A I I DANCING A l/1/ TALKING M.OADWAV RteVtlE j Fresh from Its record-breaking triumph at the 1 ROXY THEATRE, New York. I I He cis the entertainment treat of a lite-time— I 1 the first (Urn
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    KING'S BIRTHDAY.
    123 21 [Renter's Service.] London, June 3. Hundreds oi telegrams and messages from all over the world, received ai Buckingham Palace this morning, brought greetings on thy King's 05th birthday. Flags flew from all Government offices and public buildings an I warships were dressed for the occasion. The weather was
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    KING'S BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION IN SINGAPORE.
    755 21 KING'S BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION IN SINGAPORE. One could not help but feel, after witnessing the ceremony on the Padang on Tuesday morning, that the bonds of Empire, already strong, had been strengthened, reports the Malaya Tribune," People of all races Jiving here met with a common purpose and with a common
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    INDIA BANK DESTROYED.
    121 21 [Rkutk*'s Service.] Delhi, June 4. A fire at night destroyed the Nation") Bank of India building and a number of adjoining shops in Chadni Chowk, the biggest trading centre of the city. The cause of the fire is unknown. The National Bank of India merely rented the
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    The Malaya Saturday Post. June 7, 1930. RUBBER AND TIN AND IMMIGRATION.
    247 22 The Malaya Saturday Post. June 7, 1930. RUBBER AND TIN AND IMMIGRATION. There seems to be little hope of either rabbet Of tin making a genuine recovery this year. Economic conditions throughout the world are still bad and improvement is a slow process. There are huge stocks of both commodities,
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    COMPULSORY INSURANCE FOR MOTORISTS.
    259 22 The Singapore Municipal Commissioners propose to make taxi drivers insure against third party risks. The idea is an excellent one, and should curb the exuberance shown by a class A drivers who are certainly a danger to the road-using public— and also an unuly mob are
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    MALAYAN "HONOURS."
    245 22 ffice again Malaya has cause to complain oi being neglected in the distnbution of Honours. The only awards of any consequence to tiiis country in the birthday List were, as usual, to Government Officers, with a cop or two as a very mild gesture in encouragement of Volunteering.
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    MINISTERIAL CHANGES.
    77 22 I Renter's Service.] London, June 5. The official list of Ministerial changes is as follows Mr. J. H. Thomas becomes Dominions Secretary, Mr. Venson Hartshorn Lord Privy Seal and Dr. C. Addison Secretary for Agriculture. Lord Passfield remains as Secretary for the Colonies. Karl De La Warr becomes
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    PRICE OF SILVER.
    143 22 Keuter's Service.] London, June j In the House of Commons, Mr. H kamsbotham (Cons., Lancaster; <lv attention to the fall iv the price silver, which was prejudicing the w nomic situation in certain parts of British Kmpire. He asked whether I Secretary for the Colonies proposed consider
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    ENGLAND-AUSTRALIA AIR SERVICE.
    81 22 Renter's Service. I Canberra, Juu. 5. The Prime Minister, Mr. J. H. Scull stated that during his forthcoming visit to (t-.ngland for the Imperial Couteteme be would discuss with Lord Thomson the development of the Kugland Australia air service. The Australian Government was naturally sympathetic to this,
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    INDIAN UNREST.
    88 22 Simla, June 5. There has been some increase of unrest among northern tribes along the border of the North-West Frontier Province, and aerial action has been taktu there and also against the concentrations of Haji of Turangzai and his 'son, which are reported to have been increased by
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    NO CHANNEL TUNNEL.
    91 22 Renter's Service.] London, June 5 The official Commission laal V'arcii reported in favour of the construct i fl of the Channel Tunnel, but it was ru moured on May 30 that the Coiinnitu-. of Imi)erial Defence had decide<l againsi the tunnel on economic and* strata grounds. Mr.
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    CURTAILING TIN PRODUCTION.
    89 23 CURTAILING TIN PRODUCTION. Renter's Service.] L"udon, June b. inderatood that the special comtninated by the Tin Producers' n t, accelerate the reatrictioii i L i> considering a scheme to v the bulk of the 20 per cent. ,t of output recommended into shorter space of time, instead oi it over
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    ITALY'S SUGGESTION OF NAVAL HOLIDAY.
    47 23 R< Uter's Service.] Paris, June 5. I circle! declare that Signer suggestion that Italy and suspend naval building in 1030 ade officially and in any event ingestion doee n<>t appeal to the F re i who consider it favours Italy than France.
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    BRITISH MINISTER LEAVES THE VATICAN.
    52 23 Renter's Service. As sequel to the Church and State in Malta the Foreign Office has is Blue Book of ninety-five pages _h< correspondence with the H See during the past eighteen nths Meanwhile the British Miniate i tfw Vatican has returned to Engraving on]y the
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    GERMAN COMMUNISTS.
    91 23 [Rctmta'i Service.] Berlin, June o. Sen is Street fights occurred between lice and Communist demonstrators »1 night. Both sides fired shots, d police and several demonstrators re wounded. fighting between Communists ttki Fascists and also between the police ml members ol either of these parties r*cei tly been
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    INDO-CHINA TROUBLES.
    41 23 Renter's Service.] Paris, June 6. 1 reported from Debet, in Itulo'*t a serious affray occurred at 7" ai n. in Chohm Province. An :ianiit c guard was forced to fire -V- demonstrators, and two were Plledan <l 17 wounded.
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    SIGNOR MUSSOLINI'S SUCCESSOR.
    114 23 SIGNOR MUSSOLINI'S SUCCESSOR. [Renter's Service.] Rome, June 0. it is understood that Lount Liano Lhe Muustei ol Lommunicattons, whose soil man led Stgnonna lidua Mussolini month, has been placed by the Fascist Grand Council arst on the list oi possible successors to Signer Mussolini as head oi the Government and
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    THE AUSTRALIANS' TAIL.
    692 23 FAILURE OF TOURISTS AS A TEAM. Drariman's Amazing Debut. The Australians have completed i quarter of their matches in bnglanu. in these games, which do not by an) means constitute the most important part of their prolamine, the Australians may he said to have -ailad as a
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    UNEMPLOYMENT CONFERENCE.
    48 23 UNEMPLOYMENT CONFERENCE. [Reuters Service.] London, June 5. The Government's anxiety about unemployment is expressed by Mr. MacDonald in a lettei to the City Corporation announcing that a conference on the subject between representatives of tlie Government and local authorities will be held at the Guildhall in June. oOo—
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    JAPANESE IN CHINA UNEASY.
    76 23 [Renter's Service.] Shanghai, June 5. It is semi-officially reported from Tokio that Japanese consular officials have advised Nationals at Tsinan to evacuate, In view of the fact that the fall of the city to the Northerners is considered only a question of time." As, however, many
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    CRICKET NOTES.
    860 24 By Welcome." GLORIOUS VICIORY FOR THE REST. Last Saturday was a red letter in the tite history oi local cricket. The colouis oi the Europeans were lowered for the urst time in a game very sport--*****) contested which was full of thrills. The composition of the teams admitted
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    IRONSIDES DEFEAT GOVT. FORCES.
    177 24 [Reuters Service.] Shanghai, June 4. The Ironsides have defeated the National Government forces and are expected to enter Chaugsha at any moment. Preparations are being made to evacuate foreigners. Admiral Waistell, aboard H.M.S. "Bee," has gone to oiangsha to investigate the situation. Peking, June 4. The
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    MINERS' M. P. SUCCEEDS MR. THOMAS.
    150 24 CABINET COMMITTEE ON UNEMPLOYMENT. [Reuters Service.] London, June 5. The President of the South Wales Miners' Federation, Mr. Vernon Hartshorn, M.P., has accepted Mr. Mac- Donald's invitation to become Lord oi the Privy Seal m the place oi Mr. J. H. Thomas, who has
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    MISSIONARY MURDERED AT SZECHWAN.
    79 24 [Reuters Service.] Shanghai, June 5. News from Chengtu states Dr. Clifford Stubbs, a native of Newcastle-on-Tyne and a Society of Friends missionary, was murdered at Szechwan. While tiding in a rikisha in a street on Friday he was stabbed in the back and succumbed at a
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    THE VALKYRIE OF THE AIR."
    120 24 [Reuters' Service.] Sydney, June 5. Miss Amy Johnson has been hailed as the Valkyrie of the Air, by Florence Austral, who sang the Thanksgivil Chorus and gave Brunnhilde^ txitt cry Irom the second act oi Die Valkyr at a luncheon given by 1,100 Aomt including
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    NATIONALISTS EVACUATE CHANGSHA.
    133 24 NATIONALISTS EVACUATE CHANGSHA. [Reuters Service.] Shanghai, Juu*. •>■ A message from Changsha lays t 1 Nationalist Government uinciu^ -n .roups evacuated northwards auu o» wards yesterday, all shops are da* ,and there is a small amount ol pilat ing. Otherwise they are qui.: al very tense. The Ironsides and their
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    FORTY YEARS OF LIFE IN PARLIAMENT.
    1397 25 M r LLOYD GEORGE. Wait till yon come to Forty Year." Thackeray. times over let Budget-time MS*, hair the brain doth clear ...in have come to rorty \ear. Once Jiaht variant of 1 hackeray's 1 lon discourse on "The Age of js needed to
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    STRAITS SETTLEMENTS (SINGAPORE) ASSOCIATION.
    150 26 STRAITS SETTLEMENTS (SINGAPORE) ASSOCIATION. Minutes of a Meeting of the Elected Committee held on the 22nd May, 1030, in the Singai>ore Exchange Room at 5 P-m. Present Mr. H. D. Mundell Preside nt) H. W. Raper (Vice-President) Hon Mr. A. P. Robinson Mr. R. St. J. Braddell M J. G.
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    STRAITS SETTLEMENTS (SINGAPORE) ASSOCIATION.
    553 26 Minutes of a Special Committee Meeting held in the Singapore Exchange Room on Thursday, the 2Qtn* May, 1930, at 5 P lll Present Mr. H. D. Mundell (President), Mr. H. \V. Raper (Vice-Presi-dent); Meters. R. St J- Braddell, J. G. CamplK.ll, E. A. Klias, O. Parbury,
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    CEYLON PLAYERS FOR INDIA.
    251 26 There is every probability oi some Ceylon cricketers being included in an All-India team, which will meet the M.C.C. team to India and Ceylon at Benares in the cold weather this year, states the Times of Ceylon." This proapect opens out vast possibilities in view of
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    FOOTBALL'S FORERUNNER.
    242 26 OLD ITALIAN GAME REVIVED. Florence, May 4. Picturesque ceremonies to-day accompanied a revival of the historic game of calcio, which, Italians claim, was the forerunner of the modern football game. It is believed that the game originated in Graeco-Roman times and was popular in the Renaissance period. Young
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    DICK SHEPPARD ON WAR.
    196 26 "Let the Lambeth Conference la re that war is utterly and enta wrong," says Dean Sheppard ol Can bury, in his book, Hopes and Ft trt the Church (Murray, 7s. od. net 1 "I yield to none in my admirat: oo '< I respect for those
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    1061 32  - THE MALAYAN SATURDAY POST CRICKET SERIES. "Patsy" Hendren i By CAM WE RETAIN THE ASHES? 7 o FACTORS THAT WILL MAKE OUR TASK DIFFICULT. I WE WILL WIN THROUGH. j I Whilst 1 have insisted upon confidence with regard to the coming Test Matcher, and have always declared against a
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    SIX SECRETS OF SUCESSFUL MARRIAGE
    1204 33 I Malayan Saturday Post Special I NO 2 THE SECRET OF TEMPERAMENT. i LIVES WRECKED BY LACK OF FORESIGHT. i When Opposites Wed. By Dr. J. Warshaw. i „v kVe you heard about the Pollards p ink .aid Irene Oh, it's quite true, vv come
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    1157 34 (Caaaaaaaa from page 12) Hresslern-Roth." published by The Studio at five killings, is devoted SO the Mark oi Madam Yon Bresslem-Roth, a notable Austnan artist whose woodcuts* rank with the highest work which has been executed in the medium. The foundations of these cuts have been laid
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    MRS. SAROJINI NAIDU SENTENCED.
    390 34 MRS. SAROJINI NAIDU SENTENCED. NINE MONTHS' SIMPLE IMPRISONMENT. Bombay, May 2;. Dharasana, May 23. Ilia. Sarojiui Xaidu eras sentenced to nine Dsoaths' simple imprisonment. Mrs. Xaidu. in 1 statement at her trial, said that she did not want to take I>art in the proceedings of the Court. She took full
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    70 35 The young bank clerk entered the bank looking very crestfallen. "What's the matter, Fred?" asked his friend. "You look as if your girl has turned you down." "You guessed right," returned the dejected youth. "Well, don't take it to heart so," put in his friend sympathetically. "A woman's 'no* often
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    165 37 THE JUNIORS SPORTING CYCLISTS. A trip from Singapore to Malacca was undertaken by the Juniors Sporting Cyclists during the recent Easter Holidays and was successfully and keenly carried out. They started from here at 5 a.m. on the 18th of April, 1930 and reached Malacca Town on the following day
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    PICTURESQUE PEOPLE'S PARK-ALKAFF GARDENS. SERANGOON ROAD (ADJOINING SPEEDWAY).
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    THE BASE AT DECEPTION ISLAND.
    186 38 The Wilkins-Hearst Antarctic Expedition has been investigating the region south of the Pacific Ocean with a view to finding a suitable means of establishing and maintaining a permanent meteorological station there. It was hoped to do this by flying from Deception Island to Ross Sea,
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    DIRT-TRACK RACING NOTES.
    1568 40 liy Twins." The sth. meeting of the Singapore Sl>eedways was held under ideal weather conditions on last Saturday night, and it was the best programme put up by them since the opening. The first item, the first heat of the Vernon Cap Handicap was contested by Sob
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    GOOD ENGLISH & BUSINESS CORRESPONDENCE.
    45 40 GOOD ENGLISH BUSINESS CORRESPONDENCE. In v<-ur 888 hOBM and in your own tiino we can taairjrandqnickly (ft*** J ivour knowledge ol the hnghsh j Language and teach you to write t.ood J Letter*. lull particulars from the J 1.C.5., 137-H, Cecil Street, Singapore. J ____^____-__._-_-_-_«_-_a_-_a_M»_aaaaMa_i__^
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    U.S.A. HIRES SUBMARINE TO EXPLORER.
    38 40 U.S.A. HIRES SUBMARINE TO EXPLORER. Reuters Service.] Washington, June 4. The United States Shipping Board has agreed to lend tin* explorer Sir Hubert Wilkins a decommissioned submarine at a nominal rent for a i>eriod not exceeding five years.
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    THREE MONTHS CESSATION OF TIN PRODUCTION.
    37 40 THREE MONTHS CESSATION OF TIN PRODUCTION. [Reuters Service.] Sydney, June 4. The representatives of almost all the tin companies in Malaya and Siam controlled from Sydney have decided to reconiineiid'*the cessation of tin production for three months.
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    NEW LORD PRIVY SEA
    81 40 [Renter's Service I Is«ado uu I Mr. Vernon Hartshorn has acco! Mr. MacDouald's invitation i becfl Lord Privy Seal in place of !r. I Thomas, who becomes Don: M Mr. Hartshorn will be m Donald's first lieutenant in the i araaJ against unemploynient, but the will
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    RECOGNITION OF INDIA MEDICAL DEGREES.
    153 40 RAJ TO CONSULT PROVINCIA GOVERNMENTS. Renter's Sen ice. Bombay. Maj :S The Government of India are, it undersWxxl, receiving representati fiom several Provincial Governmei on the proceedings of their respect Legislative Councils, on the acti D UJ b\ the British Medical Council in fusing to
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    SIR DONALD MAC ALSITER'S EXPLANATION.
    163 40 SIR DONALD MAC ALSITER'S EXPLANATION. London, May 27. In his Presidential address at I meeting of the General Medical Cottß today Sir Donald MacAlister refer! t<: the Indian medical degrees ami sa that until I central body was smponj ed to exercise control and proiioufl opofl the provincial medical quaM4
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    LIFE AND DEATH.
    734 41 THE GARDEN AND THE SEPULCHRE. I j toatß are bound together in LIX in affects them both. The flfl,l L n „ot think of them as hn :^tK'' "> each other. They B BtaguD niutual ministry which not H^*als their purpose, but also helps Mf L greet
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    IS THE BRITISHER LOSING HIS GRIT?
    1006 41 Asks J. D. Beresford, the well-known novelist and critic in M Sunday News." Last year I was under gas three times in six weeks for the extraction of eight teeth, and that ordeal made nic reflect upon a story that my father had told
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    CIVIL ENGINEERING.
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    EMPIRE DAY.
    257 41 (Hi Umpire Day we lift up our eyea beyond our immediate surroundings and our every day discussions to behold the great inheritance which is ours. Our feet are set in a large place, and if the Titan has known moments of weariness, if our burdens are heavy, our
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    WELL-DOING.
    44 41 The great high-road of human welfare lies along the old highway ot. steadfast well-doing and they who are the most persistent, and work in the, truest spirit, will invariably be the, most successful success treads on the. heels of every rijiht effort. Smiles.
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    QUIET HOUR.
    1102 42 THE MADMAN WHO REVOLUTIONISED THE WORLD. The luioe- and aiattyrs o( history are not necessarily those whom the world to-day delights to honour, often tiu\ arc t».e shadowy men, who lived and died in obscurity. Sometimes their Very names are forgotUn, or remembered only by a tew curious
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    PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICES
    390 42 I The Cure D'Ars tic turned his eyes within, n->t no much tit avoid seeing evil— lor that he onh knew ot i\ hearsay -aa to see good more clearly. His eyes looked oat beyond the honest toil, the regular life, his daily prayers, towards the supreme
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    DREAMS AND REALITIES.
    94 42 The only real things in life are the dreams. The men and women who make history are the dreamers. There is hardly anything we enjoy in our social or everyday lives that have not first of all been seen by the dreamer, w ho then had to
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    LOOSE THINKING.
    243 42 Loose, careless thinking is the antiß^ thesis of intellectual honesty. Othnß failings the world may condone or ir.B •bilge. There are some faults whichß genius may overcome; but loose thiakfl ing will inexorably corrupt the mostß ingenious mind. It is infinitely hardetß to be honest with ourselves than
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