Malayan Saturday Post, 14 June 1930
1930-06-14
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Advertisement289 1930-06-14 2 BBB j ß^^ a jyffi ß^^^^ MMMMja v r *J B^^Wf^"^pr*»»P"B»^pTf* p« tt ppV^V^ ppV^p^^p^^W W *^*?sfip?-->V _^^ft I PHpr flf P^ t^PPPP^pt SPP^ flP^pV* P^^PPP^M pfepk r I Ai A p^pp^lp^ppppim^^p^^^- 111 *^rmJLM W jF 91 pV 'fcppppp appk ppl' T?3^^3t?? I^^ I lA *iP i p> I ppppT289 words
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Article641 1930-06-14 3 Sweet Young Thing If insanity an excuse for divorce?" i Id Bachelor "No, only for marriage." Arc mine the only lips you ever kissed Absolutely and the nicest." Mummy, how long ago did Daddy HI 9 Father didn't die, darling, he joined a club." Mother (admonishing small641 words
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Advertisement87 1930-06-14 3 I.- {he Cup that cheers, serve S«LLS KVBttYWttBRB. Sole Agents: a. BAttTHOLOMEUSZ 3-A, RAFFLES QUAY, SINGAPORE. J U/AWFFIFfII lI^^^BjB^B^BvBBJBJB^BJB^BJHB^BnpBJBJBJBJ BBB^^S^^BBBa w bbp^^^^b^^'^ c C VVAKEFIELD Cto., Ltd. •Incorporated in England). •Oi Robinsoa Foad, Sinfapore. <• Who think life Blessing and arc f de *"ous to prolong the tame shonld <♦87 words
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Advertisement224 1930-06-14 3 M i f 1 9 ft I HELPB FOR CAMBRIDGE f t EXAMINATIONS. t Paraphrases of King Henry V, ♦> Coriolanus, Last of ihe Barons, •> .> etc. each 0.81 •> ;j* Questions and Notes -of King Henry V, Coriolanus, Gospel ot •> St. Matthew, Acts of the Apos- ties,224 words
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Article733 1930-06-14 4 BEING SMILES OF THE <• WEEK. <• X- ,v>. a Jt m m m #*w w By Quiz There seems to be an epochmaking notion abroad that Malaya need u«t bell its rubber and tin to America at a loss. A few years overdue, of course, but it's never733 words
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Advertisement112 1930-06-14 4 PERMANENT WAVING SPECIAL REDUCTION Eugene System $30 SsUU Bouceiu System 3«S MAISON INTERLANDI Permanent Waves endure; they are guaranteed for six months. Soft wide waves, tight waves, or those delightfully attactive round ringlets can be obtained in the minimum of time by reason of the improved processes which are employed112 words
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484 1930-06-14 5 of Committee Meeting t Singapore RsclMMft loom lav the ioth June, iu.vj at in Mr. H. 1). Muiidell (PieMr H. \V. Rai)cr (Yice-Pre- Hoii'ble Mr. A. P. Robinson, r.. Camplnrll, I.. A. :hhas, > Hateinaii, O. O. Franklin, C. CTufig Koon Seng, Lim R Jumabhoy, S.484 words
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80 1930-06-14 5 CONSERVATIVE AGRICULTURAL POLICY. [Rkutkk's. Service.] London, June 9. Mr. Baldwin in a apaech to an audience of 10,000 at an open air meeting near Wickham Market, Suffolk, outlined the Conservative agricultural polky, namely to fix a guaranteed price for wheat for a period of years after consulting agriculturists, to prevent80 words
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31 1930-06-14 5 RUMANIAN LIBERALS NOT SUPPORTING CAROL. Renter's Service.] Hukharest, Juue 9. The Executive of the Liberal Party, headed by M. Vintila and If. BradaaU have decided not to siij»|K>rt the new regime.31 words
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Article117 1930-06-14 5 THE OUTRAGE AT QUEITA. [Reuters' Service.] Quetta, June iv. Details of the capture of Major Farley, and Captain and Mrs. Frere by Achak/ai raiders <»n the Qiietta-Chaman road on Friday show that they were treated considerately. Mrs. Frere fainted and the raiders seized a passing traveller's camel, secured water and117 words
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Article116 1930-06-14 5 [Reuters' Service.] Shanghai, June 8. A Conference at which were present the Finance Minister, the Minister of Industry and Commerce, and leading Chinese bankers, merchants and Mini* ters, recommended a restriction of gold bar speculation; secondly that importation of silver bullion l>e confined to the Governmental Central Bank116 words
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Advertisement233 1930-06-14 5 i Coming Soon! i ALHAMBRA j A SONG OF I I KENTUCKY M Movietone Musical Romance y WITH LOIS MOHAN JOSEPH WAGSTAW DOROTHY BURGESS •1 Watcd 7urt&er Jlnnouneements i |n if »if i\if n()i Li()n i(| l.Qh iQi-» i^i'^r^m'^-nr^t^"^^"^^' ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦'»^< > *><*****>** > <**»^ f WATCH! SOME OF I UNIVfcRSAL'S233 words
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Advertisement37 1930-06-14 6 mi r^ni x Hob\ i nt ■Hi Henry Waugh Co, Ltd., FOftMEftLY KAtZ BttOtMfittS, UMtttt). Sole Agents ♦44»»><»»><»»tttttttttttttttttfttttt*tttttttt 3£ Craven A THE LARGEST SELLING CORK-TIPPED CIGARETTE IN THE WORLD. DO NOT AFFECT THE THROAT. CARRERAS LTD., LONDON.37 words
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Advertisement84 1930-06-14 6 o^ft^|^^^P H ONE: <52 6 '^^^^^NH MALAYA S LARGEST, FINEST and MOST COMFORT ABLE PICTURE PALACE TO-NIGHT AT 6.15 9.15 Matinees: Saturday and Sunday at 3.15 p.m. I Universal* Mll-WaWng, Singing and Wanting Super Production "BROADWAY" Wlttt «L6NN t Mf ON and MfittNA KtNNtDY "SmOPAttON" IS COMING! BOCTOrs SECRET" RUTH84 words
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Article, Illustration87 1930-06-14 7 Pictures taken at the Reception vtfj be found overleaf. The wedding of Mr. Lim Siew Jin, eldest son of Mr. Urn Liang Quee, and Miss Chan Choo Neo, eldest daughter of the Hon'ble Mr. and Mrs. S. J.87 words
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Article, Illustration146 1930-06-14 8 The wedding of Mr. Lim Siew Jin, eldest son of Mr. Lim Liang Quee, and Miss Chan Choo Neo, eldest daughter of the Hon ble Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Chan, was solemnized on 7th June 1930 at the Presbyterian Church by the Rev. W. Murray. The146 words
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Advertisement202 1930-06-14 9 rAOIQRCDr DCPn 5 Zctke your 2>odor s Zip *m vAKL^BtKu dcEK <r^^l iWI Obtainable from a dealers f j^Jn^^O^^B East Asiatic fft f H I biocitin L^yfii V wx rtaiUllW VV,, i/IU CNARCES YOUR BRAIN NERVE CELLS WITH ENERCY, AND SO ENSURES 111 X AGAINST PHYSICAL AND MENTAL FATIGUE. P^202 words
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Article2860 1930-06-14 10 FRANCIS FURNESS - FRANCIS FURNESS I Our 9reat ffew Serial Story. I i s I BY I (Author of Fluttering Wings.") 3 Instalment Eleven. CHAPTER XVII. THE RUBBER HEEL. "It's uot to l<K>k like a burglary." Vallance repeated the words as he overheard them wpdktn by the Tiger.2,860 words
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Advertisement108 1930-06-14 10 I DELICIOUS IN COFFEE 5 V a Have you considered how much your fl cup of coffee could be improved by T the addition of only one spoonful of j 6 MILKMAID" Sweetened Condensed Q Milk y |T| The addition of this world-famous milk fi> secures just that delicacy of108 words
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Article2795 1930-06-14 11 EDITH L. BUTCHER - EDITH L. BUTCHER I I OUR SPECIAL SHORT STORY^ j By a incd imrsc, oddly WlOttgh, bunting. It washer first real -nice the outbreak of the Great uhieh she had lost her only md ii» consequence, her mother J hoßie She had gladly accept- tht .nutation of Mrs.2,795 words
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Advertisement202 1930-06-14 11 Beautiful New Bodies Now Available With Either The 14.9 H.P. or 24 H.P. Engine. I F/>n/i^>r« f^B i '^^Z^SSBwMIKSiS^BiS^ESSwBB^D^Bk ~tBI^H Colourt Tkto tf caaiti «arba aaalkt r $n at alt p f trwaN »n!t It I klatti y tf IN Ptnl car Tt tkt 14 1*, tigtot tlaaala, tkt mi202 words
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Article2018 1930-06-14 12 THE JOY OF A NATION. Tlu- nation will very proj>erly rejoice at His Majesty's maintained recovery from his grave illness and the conclusion of a ix?riod which in time alone L remarkable, and in its variety of crisis and incidents l>oth noble and2,018 words
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Advertisement13 1930-06-14 12 "IN KtiriNG WITH THt S^ltlT Of TODAY" SINGAPORE MOTORS-SINGAPORE SOLE DISTRIBUTORS FOR MALAYA.13 words
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1552 1930-06-14 13 Dr. J. Warshaw - Dr. J. Warshaw Malayan Saturday Post Special 3 THE SECRET OF RIGHT CHOICE. GOOD LOOKS MAY HIDE BAD QUALITIES. LOVE IS NOT ENOUGH. By \..t -ng ago an outspoken Harley Street -ecialist fluttered the dovecotes more than I little by bluntly stating .t an y1,552 words
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Advertisement257 1930-06-14 13 (physical gulturistsh! Here is OPPORTUNITY calling You. MiM«' CLEARANCE SALE Over 30 reduction in price given. I mm $3.00 for $2.00 while they last. j I W M EARLE E. LIEDERMAN'S astounding art album m &M of Muscular Marvels. j l|l Mason's World Famous 5 lessons course in physical j257 words
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Advertisement256 1930-06-14 14 I BATTERy i I \The H>orsd** finest I II fI,ASMLI«MT rM H ttATMQtt* Wr I I JCjVtttEAin Unit Cells Ate unfailing... I I long lasting extremely brilliant I tnoHt economical. OhtainaMc from all firHt da** dedlers. I Fmeiory R*pr+mentmtiv+»: 1 I MI'LLFR A PHI PPS (Malaya). LtJ. I 1 IMC256 words
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Advertisement134 1930-06-14 14 \.O 0 v.^fl I'll tell you hoiv \ij7S»^ to s^ ee P h& e a to P I scd to lie auake for hours my- Im self—restless, fretful, but no more. W l'ic switched from strong, artificially W V— stimulating drinks to Postum. You I have no idea the difference134 words
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Article, Illustration98 1930-06-14 15 His Excellency tne ijovernor, Sir Cecil Clenwiti att»r.,j«,i .v Medicine and delivered an interesting speech and 'then ™t,H 'Z" 5"?"°" th aCad< T c year of the Kin Edward V Colle e of The Tea Party was then held on the College lawn P resented th98 words
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Article, Illustration77 1930-06-14 16 T^ftMH Jhe^ngloXhinese School-did very well. Rangoon Road English Sch^-tetvjjr^mjnj™ The Victoria Bridge School— winners. The Judges. SEMI-FINAL OK CHINESE VOLLEY BALL TOURNAMENT. Match between Bun Cheong Team and Chinese High School— Photos show the teams and spectators. AUCAFF GABPENS (AOJO^JING SP^PW AYS) IN SERANGOON ROApV «M ISTAvt - 77 words
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Advertisement148 1930-06-14 17 LADIES' WRIST WATCHES. THOKOICBLY RELIABLE 15 JEWELLED LEVEB MOVEMINTS ON MOIiE SILK BANDS, GIEY OB BLACK. NEW FASBIONABIE SB APES FOB DAY OB EVENING WEAB I mml li^tftjrJW Bml mmmmmm^mm^^Bai^^|mmmmmmmmi I^9 j^^P^S^nHn^^mH^i^H^Bi^v TONNtAU coins couces ■liiilmmmlK^^^HLHnmmmmmml i i BISEAU I IN 18 CARAT YELLOW OR WHITE GOLD fPrice* $50-C6 and148 words
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Advertisement150 1930-06-14 17 FRASER NEAVE I™. AERATED WATERS QUALITY SERVICE "CHAP SINQA" THE BEST IN THE EAST ♦*>♦ o»"» <» ♦^♦»3> i I in theH^t^ I "T\ONT fumble for a light to see the time. I I glance at your Westclox. The I I luminous dial glows in the darkness; gives I I150 words
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Article1354 1930-06-14 18 <- rv 1 I. iJJOKF.KrOti <• Malayan Saturday Post Special J <• f CdpyrigkL 1" n iAAAftJlliittlDttl>4 aw v yvvfrV"™ A HUNDRED YEARS HENCE. OUD TIME SURGERY HABITS. THE SILVER GREYHOUND. ITALIAN NIG U T CLUB LEADER. London, May i). 10,30. The Cuke of Connaught. jThe 11,354 words
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Advertisement357 1930-06-14 18 I DOLLAR STEAMSHIP LINE tAnd AMERIiT^N. MAIL LINE ROUND THE WORLD SERVICE. From SINGAPORE and PENANG via COLOMBO, SUEZ, PORT j SAID ALEXANDRIA, NAPLES, GENOA and MARSEILLES To NEW YORK and BOSTON. Regular Fortnightly Service Exdlleni Accommodations. j NFXT SMI RUM AW. Singapore. Leave Spore Leave Penan*. President Johnson J««357 words
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Article2323 1930-06-14 19 London, June g. rsl of tlic two volumes has been the eagerly awaited rei*>rt of [ndian Statutory Commission presider by Sir John Simon, appointed years ago to investigate matters conthe extension of self-govern- nt to India. document comprehensively snr- [ndian con litions. Alt! ujjh the present volume2,323 words
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Advertisement81 1930-06-14 19 a^ M l^ Ei C^ ki^H ViHi t m 2 Bl /A B wkfi M\ 1 v T£§mß B^Blr^ I v\ w" U L^^k B^ Vwn| I B^ liV.^^^^^Bi i U^^Bv^l K^ ill B BoruWl uMISi H bV7 1 Fwi I J! ir Blr WVk Protect Yoar Tyres With Good81 words
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47 1930-06-14 20 SIR JAMES BARRIE ELECTED. Ifa? Sir James Barrie, the famou> atttWJ* was yesterday elected Chancellor Edinburgh I'niversity, in mccea the late Karl of Balfour. 4,5*>2 votes were given foi against 2,642 for the Marquess 1 lithfcow. Sir James Barrie graduated a* burgh University.47 words
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Article, Illustration1113 1930-06-14 21 Met By Spectator. 1 •> .:..:..>•>•:••:••>♦♦♦♦•:•<••:••:••:•»* ADIUM DECISION WELCOMED. ca F To Take Over Stadium. i commenced writing to this (>t mv early observations was i ,t c Madiuni existing as a jl« lUt Jkxlv as distinct from the i and T then strongly advo,t the S.A.F.A. slum1,113 words
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Advertisement125 1930-06-14 21 I INDUCE Of REMOVAL IWe beg to notify i :hne pnplic that we Ibave, from tlie: |4tii 4one, 1990, re i moved to 79(1: I Nor tli PridgePd ,ii I Singapore, we it; door totneKam-: pong Glam Snl»| I Post Office. 1 RAN HIN Co., I (First Class Shot-Makers) 736,125 words
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279 1930-06-14 22 June 14, 1930. WILL GOVERNMENT AGAIN INTERVENE? "Never ■gain!" it was declared, when the Government had saved Malaya's tin mining industry by buying supplies and holding them in the Bandoeng Pool. And "Never again!" was once more the cry when Rubber Restriction ended and the Government emerged from the nightmare279 words
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Article264 1930-06-14 22 It is difficult to pay an adequate tribute to Indians in Malaya for tlieir discretion during <lays when tlie w hole future of their niotherlaml is in the balance. They have wisely realised, however strongly some of them may feel, that this is no place for the264 words
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Article276 1930-06-14 22 Sound films have come t<> Malaya and >o far are a big success. They arc attracting t<> the cinemas more people than were wont to go there it I>eing, incidentally, astonishing that with such a severe slump on people can find money for the pictures just276 words
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Article37 1930-06-14 22 WORLD'S HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE. Renter's Service. New York, June i In a light for the world's heavy. weight title Max Schmellittg, the < t r man champion, beat Jack Sharkey, the holder, on a foul in the fourth round.37 words
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Article106 1930-06-14 22 A LITTLE WINE IS GOOD [Heater's Service, j Budapest, June i A speech by Sir Arbuthnot Lane, tlit well-known MUgeOS), was loudly applauded by hundred delega es from twelve countries attending the eleventh CongreSri <>f the International League against Prohibition. Those present included representatives of the associations of wine growers,106 words
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Article67 1930-06-14 22 Renter's Service.] Sydney, June 12. T\\«> hundred Hritish workers might engagement a> cane cutters it Goondi, l>ut none were employed, whereas 277 foreigners, mostly Italian*. were taken 00. The police arc watching, but do not anticipate seriooj disturbances. The workers at the Government sii.^ar mill at Tally67 words
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Article83 1930-06-14 22 SENATE AND CONFIDENTIAL PAPERS. Renter's Service. Washington, June v. The Senate Foreign Relations Committee passed resolution asserting its ri.uht to see the confidential paper> c\chauged between the Governments of the United States and Great Britain in I the preliminary stages <>f the Naval Treaty negotiations. President Hoovef had previously reiused83 words
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Article87 1930-06-14 22 I" Renter's Service.] Berlin, June 12. The first step towards an adjustment of tlie political and economic differences which for many months have prejudiced the relations l>et\veen Germany and Russia is the announcement of the appointment of a Russo-(»erman mixed commission, which will meet in Mo*87 words
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Advertisement117 1930-06-14 22 All day long their hair stays right where the brush left it in the morning A KEEPS THE HAIR IN PLACE Jj M^NN^N M Guards war RaJ>y's hp Sleep* Protect your baby from the unseen menaces: Moisture, Friction and Infection. These three enemies inflame tender skins, ipoiliof baby's health- and117 words
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Advertisement30 1930-06-14 22 Energy A course of Sanatogen will make you feel fit and fresh and full of energy. Work more and better and enjoy life by using SANATOGEN Th* True Tonic- Food30 words
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Article219 1930-06-14 23 Renter's Service.] Peshawar, June It. fill action by air was taken n g agatost the positions occu--7j v i c Haji of TwUgiaJ'l force i.ift! .i tl -ilHrsmcn on the Mohainand borderr^rttiu head men have made overtlia for a council. The H f° rce s reported to219 words
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Article72 1930-06-14 23 Renter's Service.] London, June n. S'll^rijitions jre being invited for It British portion (£12,000,000) of the utar.ition I/)an. The Cerman share of the loan will be 16,000,000 marks. The bonds are being ■Wed at v bearing 5$ i*r cent. uterot N«W Yoik, June la. Hi*- kej orations Loan72 words
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Article78 1930-06-14 23 [Rkutkr's Service.] Paris, June 13. The Chamber, by 567 votes to I 3( paurd bills authorising France to adhere to the General Act of Arbitration approved by the Assembly of the League of Nations In 1028 and the optional clause accepting the jurisdiction of the Court of78 words
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Article57 1930-06-14 23 [Renter's Service.] London, June 11. The large* ship plying l>etween any two porta in the Empire, the Kmpress of Britain, was launched at Classy today by the Prince of Wales for the Canadian-Pacific Railway Co. The cost of the vessel was £5,000,000. It is of 4-V>oo tons57 words
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Article215 1930-06-14 23 Renter's Service.] Malta, June n. An hbisliop has strongly protest[()the < Governor against the action of t'Huv n the occasion of the popular J*<*stTatioo last Sunday. He says Jj P^ 06 PH the demonstrators every ance creating a disturbance and v 'tes ltn assurance that future actioft Mice215 words
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Article359 1930-06-14 23 (Continued from page 21). It is hoped that in the next trial a new forward line will be tried. Oelilers ami Hay are worth a trial and their omission is unfortunate. It is time that the Malaya Cup team was decided upon so that the players may play359 words
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Article642 1930-06-14 24 Ihe birthday ol ins .uajesiy HM K.mg-I'..iiiperoi' was celebrated Hi tile usual way m Kuaia uumpur Bf a parade ol oiuuteer lorces and police, ihe parade was larger tnau last year, 06 well as L*ing smarter, reports tile •Malay Mail." lour companies of the Malay642 words
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Article610 1930-06-14 24 PEACE PROPOSALS. Nationalists Sustain Heavy Losses. [Rkutkr's Service.] Shanghai, June 11. following the stalemate reacneu in tile struggle between tne Government troops and the torces ol tile .Northern war lords at tne end oi last month, in which the Nationalists sustained 20,000 casualties, lighting in610 words
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Article112 1930-06-14 24 CHIANG'S RESIGNATION DENIED. .Nanking, June 12. It is officially denied that Chiaug Kai Shek is contemplating retirement. He is going by aeroplane to-day, it is stated, to liaukow to direct operations against the Kwangsi troops. Official military reports from Hankow state that owing to lack of ammunition and food a112 words
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Article43 1930-06-14 24 LReuter's Service.] B London, June M Mr. Harry Charles Lake, Chid M retary of Palestine, has been M Lieut Governor of Malta, in v:...-n^H Ito Sir^ Thomas Best, who hai M appointed Governor of the v m Islands. H43 words
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Article23 1930-06-14 24 COMMISSION SEIZE CHINESE CITY. [Reutcr's Service.] Hong Kong, Jun« m A strong force of comnmm>t> I ;ized Tayeh, in Hupeh, ci'r.iittß very atrocity.23 words
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Advertisement91 1930-06-14 24 a FOR GOOD HEALTH 1 H DRINK 1 /HI ORANGE-SMASH I Jl II fIHA Wade rrom *he juic lIH^l of ripe, sweet oranges I^HS healthful refreshing BBBw FkAMkO£ 8 Co. 1 HBP SINGAPORE PJU HAIRAN L^. SEXUAL )%m power. THe most wonderful Medicine For Sexual Power. No medicine of the91 words
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Article772 1930-06-14 25 Argus - I A MALAYAN REVIEW. Argus mos interesting of the holiday .X- matches was that between and Penang at Penang. And interesting because of the pera of Bostock Hill, who can -good claim to the distinction of tbe all rounder in Malayan > AOII by an innings772 words
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137 1930-06-14 25 [Reuters Service.] Berlin, June io. The first step towards bringing down >rices by reducing wages has been akeii by the Minister of Labour, Herr who on the request of the •mployers, declared obligatory the iward in favour of the West German iron and steel group,137 words
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Advertisement254 1930-06-14 25 ASSETS EXCEED $11,000,000. ASSURANCE IN FORCE OVER $38,000,000. The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. 1 (Incorporated in Straits Settlements). v H BAD OFFICE: Winchester House, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 27, Old Jewry, E.C. I Tne Company has £20,000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England and complies with the I254 words
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Article1016 1930-06-14 26 CAROL, NOW KING OF ROUMANIA. Bucharest, June 7. The ex-Crown Prince Carol has arrived "here. He has interviewed his brother, Priuce Nicholas, and the Premier, M. Maniu, l>oth of the Regency Council. An emergency Cabinet meeting considered the question raised by Prince Carol's return, after which the Regency Council met1,016 words
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Article1950 1930-06-14 26 REMARKABLE ALLEGATIONS OF CORRUPTION DURING THE HARDING ADMINISTRATION An American wag MCC said that during the Hardtflf Administration everything in Washington was for sale except die Done of the Capitol, and that the only reason why the Dome was reserved was that the Attorney C.eneral and1,950 words
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Article44 1930-06-14 27 My Wife/ 1 said the little man at the crowded table during lunch-time, "called mt a model husband last night." "She must be food of you, said his l I don't know. A model is a small imitation of the real thing-and I'm wondering44 words
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265 1930-06-14 27 BOMBS WHICH WILL SPREAD DISEASE IN WAR. FRENCH COLONEL'S GRIM FORECAST. Little round bombs tilled with the gernu of mall-pox, cholera, plague, and other epidemic diseases will play a major part in the next war, ikOf with halt-ton bombs, which will tear through everything except i reinforced concrete cave 7.S265 words
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Article192 1930-06-14 27 FRENCH SAILORS RESIST IRISH COURT ORDER. London, May iS. An exciting naval encounter between Irish Pree State pttro] men and Preach sailors occurred in Dunmofe harboufi near Waterford. It was started by the Irish patrol boat Muirchu proceeding to strip three French trawlers of their fishing <car192 words
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Advertisement425 1930-06-14 27 I What would yon do i if yon lost your job? i It i» no good tning to disguixe the fact that the future of many people i in thai country i> very precarious. Rubber is bad, tin is uncertain and business I generally is in a very depressed state,425 words
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Advertisement266 1930-06-14 28 SINGAPORE HU A PAO Ul NOW I MORE PROFUSELY ILLUSTRATED A THAN EVER BEFORE CONTAINING THE LATEST NEWB IN PICTURES FROM CHINA tl read X EVERYWHERE IN MALAYA A Advertising Subscription Rates on application to the Publisher's Agents THE PHU-YtK PRESS. 240 South Bridge Road, Singapore 0 Phone 7656. SAMPLE266 words
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Advertisement202 1930-06-14 28 j j REOLYKOLJ is a great cure for DIABETES. It was shown upon chemical analysis that the quantity of sugar and acetone in the urine of patients after a few days treatment with i this preparation was reduced to a minimum, it no j t eliminated altogether, while the various202 words
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Article, Illustration45 1930-06-14 30 The flying boat is seen swooping down in salute. afdfgdfgf Firing of the Salute. H.E. Sir Cecil Clementi leaving at the conclusion of the Parade. &t. Andrew's School Scouts. Mr. J. Lee, the Principal of the School, is the central figure.45 words
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Advertisement178 1930-06-14 31 All moving parts enclosed except Flywheel. Simple in construction, very few parts to wear out, strongly built, easy to operate. Let a Deere Engine do your work and be satisfied that you have a really reliable unit. For Concrete Mixers, small Factories, Electric Lighting Plants, Pumps, etc., etc. Models of178 words
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Advertisement102 1930-06-14 31 1 I^Z XI USED FOR EASE tfO AND C« V SUITABLE FOR SEASON'S GIFT. Jr TkeM are Ike of JF Ike V PILOT DESK SET. f THE PILOT DESK SET. Price:- $6.60 to $28.00 complete. Colour:- White Onyx, IttlUn Marble, Bltek, Yellow, Ite. THE PILOT PENS. The rcpresentativt of THt102 words
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1269 1930-06-14 32 Patsy Hendren - THE MALAYAN SATURDAY POST CRICKET SERIES. Patsy Hendren I DYING ART IN CRICKET. j SPIN BOWLING IS TOO EXPENSIVE. OUR TEST GIFT TO AUSTRALIA. By Cricket changes with time just like any other game. Improvements come and with those improvements there are alterations in style and method of playing. Folk1,269 words
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Article, Illustration290 1930-06-14 32 By Toning Up the Blood and Nerves DR. WILLIAMS' PINK PILLS Keep You Feeling Young and Vigorous. The surest way to remain young is to take care of the condition of one's blood and arteries. Good blood and plenty of it is290 words
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Advertisement63 1930-06-14 32 —CAR OWNERS— JRTe can upholster and paint yyr Car, renew your Hoo3, Side Screens, Cushion Covers, etc cheaper than any firm in Sir^apore. OUR MATERIALS AND WORKMANSHIP ARE GUARANTEED. THE SINGAPORE UPHOUTCRY. 3, Armenian Street. U/INf Vlk GOLD SMIT IflnlU I 111 V JEWELLEf No. 482, North Bridge Road, SINGAPORE.63 words
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215 1930-06-14 33 EPSTEIN STARTLES THE WORLD OF ART ONCE AGAIN. 1 London, May 23. lias again succeeded in stirrthe .Ttistic world. lV .t exhibition, which includes IfLnotft It mm statue, M Madonna Cbild," .'»d a number of drawings v Indian models, apj*ars t0 aroOM controversy as acute as Jf^ima and the figures215 words
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211 1930-06-14 33 CONFERENCE BETWEEN LORD IRWIN, THE NIZAM AND MR. GANDHI. Poona, May juth— A novel and inVesting >iii;gestiuu for a preliminary nference between the Viceroy, the foam, and Mr. Gandhi, with a view I reaching an understanding preirat n to the London Round-Table inference, was made211 words
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Article293 1930-06-14 33 REPLY TO PANDIT KUNZRU'S PROTEST. Simla, May »6 (By Mail). The Private Secretary to His Excellency the Viceroy has sent the following letter to Pandit llridayuath Kunzru who recently resigned his membership of the Legislative Assembly: "His Excellency observes that you have published in the Press293 words
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Article140 1930-06-14 33 WIDESPREAD CONSERVATIVE MOVEMENT? London, May 31. While Mi. Baldwin is seeking a successor to Mr. J. C. C Davidson, who recently resigned the Chairmanship of the Conservative organization, the newspapers are choosing a successor to Mr. Baldwin himself and are professing to have discovered a140 words
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Article238 1930-06-14 33 June 7. Tlie I)e Havillnnd Aircraft Company, maker> of Miss Amy Johnson's light (lij)sy Moth machine Jason, have cabled offering her i new Puss Moth enclosed high -speed touring monoplane, in recognition of her magnificent flight. Miss Jolinson, cabling acceptance, says she has much desired238 words
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88 1930-06-14 33 London, May 26. Sydney.— The Earl of Inchcape has cabled the Sydney agents of the P. and O. Line instructing them to offer Miss Amy Johnson a free first-class passage to Knu land, also free transport for her 'plane. London, May 31. Brisbane. Acting on88 words
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Article216 1930-06-14 33 The Favourite Remedy For Children's Ailments Is BABY'S OWN TABLETS. Read This Grateful Father's Letter of Appreciation. In hot lands such as Siam little children are particularly subject to dangerous stomach and bowel troubles, and parents have to exercise great care in order to avert fatal results216 words
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Advertisement229 1930-06-14 33 uawiiiiiiii *****************************************************************1 n hi niniiiiiiiE I CHILPREN'S RECORDS. I JACKIE COOGAN RECORDS. 7 Inch Double Sided. lio Jack and Jill 21 lhe Tllrec Little Kittens 1 I Old King Cole Where Are You Going My g It, Jack and the Beanstalk X I I Tom Thump ""f I Sing Song229 words
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Advertisement45 1930-06-14 34 AN/EM lA, WEAKNESS AND DEBILITY MEDICAL MEN ARE UNANIMOUS IN I PROCLAIMING THAT I DESCHIENES' IjO SYRUP lla^\\ S^fr r Ba€>lo Btol>iß //^ss?\^ 1^ i» the rciiedy l\p \M x^LJ^ 00^ AIWaVc \1 l\ I ALW Alb I y f COttES OBTAINABLE PROM ALL DISPENSARIES.45 words
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Advertisement82 1930-06-14 35 MM* M I H I I I I ll i[i THE SINGAPORE I EMPLOYMENT BUREAU. HAS OEEN~EBTABUSHED J j 2 AT No. 42 DHOBY GHAUT, ♦> FOR THE CONVENIENCE OF THOSE SEEKING EMPLOY- i MENT _T0 REGISTER^ NAMES AND OTHER PARTI- Oculars of applicants^ FOR EMPLOYMENT. APPLICANTS FOR JOBS t82 words
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Advertisement330 1930-06-14 36 THIS YEAR NEXT YEAR SOME TIME NEVER NO! Make it this year and place your order right away for an Austin "7 Car. tOtßEfi $1,275. SALOON $1,495. 3ull particulars gladly sent en rc^vest. Tsrial run arranged uitficut any obligation to you Phone. 5088, 5089. I Borneo Motors Ltd. 1 SINGAPORE,330 words
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Advertisement221 1930-06-14 36 y- *n I V \w+\M mM m^m^M^^^K. mmm^^^f^^^^M^M\ m F*f.^^MMm fl HIKW M r Mr mm Jk^^M^MWMr^^t^^^m^^t M^mZ s* L' Set sail for better health THE crew of the Ship of Health are the blood corpuscles and only when that crew is working soundly, carrying health -building nutriment to every221 words
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Article, Illustration63 1930-06-14 37 The Chief Secretary, H.H. the Sultan ot Selangor and the British Resident. Ex-Service Men. Chinese Detectives. Subadar-Major CheragDin Recipient of the King's Police Medal. P( middle row) Police Officers. Detective Tang Chew Who received the King's Police Medal, (middle row) Leading Govt. Officials. The63 words
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Article, Illustration27 1930-06-14 37 ,ll, JB"* B B«B^ ,iWP B "**BPBi" F mil uw T7y^mmm^Km T w 1 "W The Resident Councillor takes the fcJTWJf^"""*" w27 words
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Article, Illustration43 1930-06-14 38 tt^^^^^L^^^^^^^T^^ ii *A k* overseij^|J||^ttyj|led. Left Final of the Vernon Cup Handicap. Left to right: Syd Edlin, Beppo Wahid, H. S. Kiriwan (winner) and Lee Seng Soon. Georg- 'Yegor, who holds the Cardiff Gold Sash, etc., with his new mode! Douglas machine.43 words
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Article, Illustration42 1930-06-14 38 Hamilton—the European Captain. The^M Mp Leijssius the winning Captain. The Rest going out to field. mm^^m >■ mm* v W^m^^ 1 Braddell (71) and Bryan (112) who were the principal run-getters for the Europeans.42 words
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Advertisement106 1930-06-14 39 KpwjMPi'' There's nothing to choose y |^£j^£; between them! *JM For the cigarette imoker- g Cigarette*. For the pipe jsizj 'Capstan' Navy Cut Tobacco. Both are juit j£r good to day at when you &M tried them first Probably. )ff& even, juit a little better. "Capstan"! ,M NAVY CUT H106 words
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Article1314 1930-06-14 40 Canon R. J. Campbell, D. D - Canon R. J. Campbell, D.D. THE MARVEL AND MIGHT OF CHRISTIAN LIFE. By 1 rofe>sor Moffatf* book Uve m the Sew Testament is of enthralling interest fin the study of the most precious of all truths, especially in the presentation 01 the gospel of Christ, and1,314 words
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Article404 1930-06-14 40 [Reiiter's Service.] Tokio, June 9. It i> learned that important changes in the higher personnel of the navy, including the Ykc-Miiiister <>f the Navy and Vice-Chief, of the General Staff, will be gazetted to-morrow. It is officially asserted that this is merely the usual annual shuffling of404 words
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135 1930-06-14 40 CINEMA STAR'S THIRTY THOUSAND DOLL AR MISHAP. >n a desert island in tl Paci^B rcceiith >i whole compaii) :.v:H flayers, making scenes foi there, had to stop work foi I I days, whilst the famous v ,M tilled the leading role was ■u-nJM from acute inteinal pains cau*| eating over-ripe135 words
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Article162 1930-06-14 40 I [Reuters' Service.] I London, Juut ii. I The affair* of the Royal Hail Stcail I'acket Co. are being actively <'.;»aisl ed in the City. The company' > dccl sion last DecemWr not to pay dividend! has lxrcii followed by a rei>ort to I presented at the162 words
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Article141 1930-06-14 40 [Reuters Service] London, Juiu 11. Lecturing I>efore the Central Asian Society on tlie development of British aviation in the East, Lord Thomson, the Secretary for Air, dwelt on th< OT strides beiiitf made in aviation in Russia. where there are now 11,445 miles airways. The most important linki141 words
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Article, Illustration723 1930-06-14 41 Lt. Gen. Lord Baden-Powell of Gilwell - Lt. Gen. Lord Baden- Powell of Gil well CLOWNING. (By It i were a Scout in a Troop aud was uked .hat 1 i>hould like to do ill the a Display for the next Rally or orec, I should ask if I might do t of723 words
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Article980 1930-06-14 41 ngngn hgfgfgf By Twins." The Singapore Si>ecdways held their '>th meeting last Saturday night, and there was a fair crowd to witness the BOtablc achievement \>y the veteran marksman H. S. Kirwan in winning the Vcraoa loint Handicap Cup. It was all tlie more remarkable because this980 words
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61 1930-06-14 41 DOWN WHIRLPOOL RAPIDS IN A STEEL BARREL. London, May }l« f Niagara Falls. Fulfilling a long- standing ambition, Mr. William Hill, in a steel barrel, passed down the dangerous Whirpool Rapids, just below Niagara Falls, and was released several miles below the Rapids, un- injured. This is the first time61 words
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1095 1930-06-14 42 QUIET HOUR. THE SERVANT WITHOUT A CHARACTER. An Ungiish trader ii\ini; in Burma went to bad qpe night, leaving a mm of nonet in bank notes on the desk in his .uce In the morning the money disappeared, an I it was evident that soni» one had stolen it. '11,095 words
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Article52 1930-06-14 42 Which is Ours. There is no kind of life, however iy noble, but proposes to itself a last end, to the rttainment of which it directs all its labours, and for the sake of which it bears cheerfully all the troubles and difficulties necessarily involved, regarding them as but means52 words
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Article774 1930-06-14 42 WOVEN IN THE CHRISTIAN CHUKCH. g the m>t of all the disciples to pee the Ki-cii Lord. Bftd tile first l (> aiin«>umv the fad "1 the Resurrection to the Apostles. All that we learn sbout hef in the Gospels combiaes to snrroonded her name with ■pedal interest,774 words
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Article299 1930-06-14 42 Human Incompleteness. Who loves me? Sonic relations, and a few friends perhaps as f<>r the rest, everyone is a stranger t<» me— that is to say, that they know nothing of me and care not at all. And even those who love me what can they do299 words
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