Malayan Saturday Post, 28 June 1930

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    8 1 The Malayan Saturday Post ILLUSTRATED JUNE 28. 1930.
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    WIT AND HUMOUR.
    636 1 wr A youth says golf is like marriage; it looks easy. Mother "Why did you strike your little sister?" Young Tommy "Well, we were pitying Adam and Kve, and instead of tempting me with the apple she ate it herself." "The modem wife goes motoring while her
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      206 1 t HELPS FOR CAMBRIDGE EXAMINATIONS. Paraphrases of King Henry V, Coriolanus, Last of the Barons, etc each 0.81 Questions and Notes of King Henry V, Coriolanus, Gospel of St. Matthew, Acts of the Aposj> ties, etc. each 0.81 X Supplement of King Henry V, Coriolanus, Gospel of St. Mat- thew,
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    WHAT LOSS OF WEIGHT MEANS.
    215 4 WHAT LOSS OF WEIGHT MEANS. HOW MANY PEOPLE MAINTAIN STRENGTH. When you aiv losing ireigbt, failing in rtHtiil and ■rowfag pale and callow day by day, it ia a rig! that you need nuie blood. Whatever the cause, there can 1* no relief until the Mood is built up so
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    SPARKLES. BEING SMILES OF THE WEEK.
    681 4 SPARKLES. BEING SMILES OF THE WEEK. by ijuiz Thi> neu idea that the MUcltiii companies ought feO do SOSMethfalg for the tin producers is startling. Why didn't xmieoiie think of that l>efore It W*M have Iveii a sure winner in the Kyle I'alnicr oHiij»etiti<>n. Bat boil the GfsjM Kongsis, pecialU
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    THE CHIEF SCOUT TALKS.
    514 4 HOW A SCOUT SAVED A LIFE. (By Lt. Gen. Lord Baden-Powell of Gilwell). A man who was employed on the job of cleaning well told me that he was once Caught l>y gas fumes while down at the bottom. You know that in a well, or
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    INDIAN MEDICAL DEGREES.
    329 4 A9BE«»LY OOKSIO£R<NG NEW L€G*ftLAT<l<»N. Madras, June 13. Since Mr. Wedgwood Benn spoke in the House of Commons last month on the subject of Indian medical degrees, there has been a good deal of correspondence between Simla and Whitehall, with a view lo getting over the Assembly's adverse
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    FOOTBALL TOPICS.
    2501 5 tfoUs By Spectator. M F.A. ASKING FOR TROUBLE. South China Tour. It is understood that the suggestion i in these columns that anv tour- u team should play the S.A.F.A. ni st luis l>een accepted by the S.C.F.A. accordingly the South China Team vull play a S.A.F.A. team
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    SINGAPORE LAWN TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS.
    67 7 Lim Bong Soo Thd|iv|jkik3po^ Champion, A view of the play. N. S. Wise A promising player who was runner-up. The Doubles Championship match. The Champions. The Doubles Match was won by the Japanese. Left to right: Matsukawa. Kleinman, Aitken and Kawagiri. Singapore Chinese Girls Volley Ball
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      78 9 CARLSBERG BEER THE BEST. #X| Obtainable from all dealers IplJI And by the case from Hlpe East Asiatic Co., Ltd BHP SINGAPORE. Sole Importers i See the Pen that writes Without Pressure We have them its all sizes STOCKED BY ALL DEPARTMENT STORES. SOLE AGENTS i WHOLESALE ONLY. WEIU I
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    Our Great New Serial Story. The Man with the Dalmatian
    2807 10 Our Great New Serial Story. The Man with the Dalmatian BY FRANCIS FURNESS. (Author of Fluttering Wings.") INSTALMENT THIRTEEN AND FINAL. Been doing you down, has he? ■raftered this driver thank you, miss, twi I don't want any money if that's the cane." Hut Kyrle insisted. l mqrpiTft Ik's inren
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    THE MALAYAN SATURDAY POST CRICKET SERIES.
    947 11  - THE MALAYAN SATURDAY POST CRICKET SERIES. Patsy Hendren KEEPING DOWN THE RUNS. FACTOR THAT MAY DECIDE THE TESTS. THE IRKSOME SIDE OF CRICKET By M ,t young cricketers find fielding ntfj If they are batsmen, then they only think about batting. If they rc ,Alers, then they fret and squirm
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    WOMEN DETECTIVES IN LONDON.
    254 11 TO FIGHT WHITE SLAVE AND DRUG TRAFFIC. London, June 6. A new era in crime investigation has l>eeii opened with the decision to make the experimental appointment of eight women as detectives in London. This change has been advocated by Miss Dorothy Peto, who recently took
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    HAS FIVE FINE CHILDREN
    163 11 And Their Only Medicine Is BABY'S OWN TABLETS. AflMMlg the mothers who state that iaby's Own Tablets are the lx*st medi--iiie for little ones they know of is Mrs. <ussell Hill, of Norwood, Out .'anada. Mrs. Hill writes "I have five fine healthy children, tad from
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    FRANCE INDIGNANT AT NEW AMERICAN TARIFF.
    183 11 rans, june 20. Indignation is rife at the new American tariffs. The Customs Committee of the Chamber of Deputies have passed a resolution 'demanding negotiations with the tTnhea States with t view to a reduction in the tariffs and alternately urging retaliatory measures. M.
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      61 11 OF INTEREST TO ESTATES PUNTING BASKETS j FOR THE COMING PLANTING SEASON WE ARE NOW BOOKING FORWARD ORDERS-AUGUST TO DECEMBER DELIVERY. SIZES 6" X 3" 8" X 4", AND 9" X 5". QUOTATION WILL BE GLADLY SUBMITTED FOR I DELIVERY TO ANY STATION IN F.M.S., KEDAH, KELANTAN, ETC. m 74
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    CONSERVATIVES SUPPORT THEIR LEADER.
    290 13 CONSERVATIVES SUPPORT THEIR LEADER. ■Reuters' Service.] London, June 24. hundred Conservatives were at the meeting 111 M.P.'s and ,tes held at Caxton Hall today, proceedings were private, but it understood that Mr. Baldwin outlin licy embracing rigid economy, 1 ir hand in safeguarding and closer tDoa omic unity in tne
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    THE SECOND TEST MATCH.
    158 13 [Reuters Service.] The Yorkshire aud England opening batsmaa, Herbert Sutcliffe, will not be playing in the Second Test. He sent a fetter to H. D. G. Leveson-Gower, Chairman of the Election Committee, ■•Ting he* was confident his thumb would be healed by Friday, and received a
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    RANGOON GAOL MUTINY.
    83 13 RANGOON GAOL MUTINY. Rangoon, June 24. A mutiny, resulting in 45 deaths, has occurred at the Central C.ao 1 A number of convicts suddenly raided the Raol armoury, seized arms and ammunition and, augmented by othu convicts, attacked the warder*, who held off the mutineers until the arrival of the
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    THE SPIRIT OF ADVENTURE.
    470 13 Our islands are small and our population large. Iv these days we must drink in terms of the Empire as a whole, within whose confines there is ample room for all our youth of both sexes. That Kmpire has been steadily built up by British youth,
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    CHINESE WISDOM.
    184 13 Do not wait until you feel thirsty before you dig your well. It is t>etter to be poor and feel rich than to be rich and feel poor. Only he who can cat the bitterness of bitterness can become the hero of heroes. When the heart is free
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    FOUR SONS STRANGLED BY FATHER.
    181 13 Seremban, June 7. I A shocking tragedy occurred last jnight at the 2nd. mile, Rahang Road, Seremban. S. Retnasamy, employed ra the motor firm of Orient Bros, strangled his four sons, aged 2, 4, 6, and 7 years, and then committed suicide. The family,- it
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      191 14 0 0 You're looking 4%*K much better" L^W m^,>>/ Thanks old man, i feel better too. Stopped drinking strong, stimulating NJ^fflbßsal^^ lirrwfei a^ u.-.c" -witched to }\^lum. y I^- v f rji foo— /ifec if. Hr/f» ;£> s^*^^ a f u^ f ee^ n i fit- Appetite's better, nerves steadier.
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    TO FIGHT AGAIN IN SEPTEMBER FOR WORLD'S CHAMPIONSHIP.
    90 15 Maurice Chevalier and Jeanette Mac Donald featured in Paramount': BriM.ant All-Talking and Musical Production "THE LOVE PARADE now being screened at The Capitol. One of the many gorgeous scenes in the Paramount production 11 THE LOVE PARADE now being shown at The
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    LITTLE GARDENERS WIN SILVER CUP.
    73 15 The photo shows: the Kesang Tua Vernacular School Garde, ttufft" the sEIST *SIZ Th'e Sf^Tw. 1 l« si^Thrgfrden wor.ed by 95 pupi.s. The a.ount of ve g etab,e obtained last year was over 18 piculs. ril i tll r a i A«t in rharze of
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    FORTHCOMING ENTERTAINMENT
    58 16  -  MADAM KELVEY 'S TALENTED PUPILS BY Madam Kelvey promises an entertainment well worth waitirg for early in August at the Victoria Theatre. Soire of her talented pupils who will be taking part in the entertainment are seen ir^gkpktiires published below. The Spanish Serenaders as performed by Madam Kelvey's
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    TELOK KURAU ENGLISH SCHOOL SPORTS.
    1487 18 The Tliiid Animal School Spofts I TeM Kurau Knulish School «*t W< this year OM J"»e If**. Thur>day at 3 p.m. but owiag t«> a rain storm had to be i>ostiK>ned and finished on Monday morning. In >pite of the weather there was B large
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    OUR LONDON LETTER
    2276 19 ay THE LOOKER-ON 4 Malayan Saturday Post Special < Copyright. I WAR PLANES OF THE FUTURE. TALKING FILMS FOR THE BLIND. I AS a VISITOR SEES ENGLAND. A DOCTOR'S HUMOUR. London, May ij, lOJO. Royalty At Chelsea. Hie K-i»« alld Q"«* n llliule tuur ike Cbcbefl Flower
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    ELECTRIC ENERGY FROM AIR.
    187 20 YOUTHFUL ITALIAN'S NEW CLAIM. A rei«-»rt from Rome states that youth, named Saverio Natella, claims to have discovered electric \vave> other than the Hertzian waves from which be can extract untold energy from the airHe was on the point of demonstrating his ability in the village
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      402 20 What would you do if you lostyour job? j It is no K r ™*l trying to disguise the fact that the future of many people in this countrv it very precarious. Rubber is bad, tin is uncertain and busmen. < irenerallv is iii a very depressed state, and in
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    UNIVERSAL'S 'KING OF JAZZ' TRIUMPH IN SCREEN AESTHETICS
    876 21 UNIVERSAL'S KING OF JAZZ' TRIUMPH IN SCREEN AESTHETICS 1 .iticular significance attaches to p v Whitcnum's sui>er-production luc Universal Hctom Corporation, "King „t 1 i//.," at this time. That is why t \x writer chose to handle its preview new* event. ••king of Jazz" tops anything Unir*al has undertaken since
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    COUNTY CRICKET.
    224 21 [Reuter's v Service.] London, June 2i>. Spleiuliil bowling by Bowes and Dennis, combined with excellent batting by Holmes, Mitchell and Ujrfcnd, was responsible for Yorkshire defeatinu Somersetshire l>y 528 runs in a match at Bradford to-day. Biting first, the home county compiled only IS6 against the bowling of
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    WIMBLEDON CHAMPIONSHIPS. NEW BRITISH TENNIS STAR.
    447 21 WIMBLEDON CHAMPIONSHIPS. NEW BRITISH TENNIS STAR. Renter's Strvkc. London, June -\SThe third round of the Wininledom championship brought I clash between past and present Amencm Davis Cup Players, W. G. Tilden who lias been discarded, beating Van Ryn, his succesor, in three sets. Cochet had a hard fight against the
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    A CARD IN THE WINDOW.
    228 21 STRANGE STORY OF A SILENT SYMBOL OF CRIME. Nowadays, the showing of cards in wincowi of private houses is not very common. Apartment houses sometimes display them, and those wedded to old Cutioms will occasionally summon the carrier or the railway, collecting van by exhibiting
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    The Malayan Saturday Post. June 28, 1930. GOVERNMENT AND RUBBER.
    309 22 The Malayan Saturday Post. June 28, 1930. GOVERNMENT AND RUBBER. Will the Government for a second time intervene to save rubber from Disaster? The official reply to that query at the moment, if firm official sentiment were to be voiced, would be a violently emphatic "No!" Having had one and
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    HOUSE RENTS.
    198 22 A UUt sinn of slump is UN I mi" agitation against high house rents. It i* when the shoe btgtai to pinch that the tenant reflects on the landlord's rapacity and clamours for a reduction oi the excessive charge made for supplying him with a roof ever his
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    THE TIN POSITION.
    215 22 If the Government is to throw out the lifebuoy to rubber, why not to tin also? The miner, also floundering desperately in the deep waters of overprcxluctiou, may properly urge his claims for official aid, too. He is entitled to declare that his case is as urgent
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    SECOND TEST MATCH.
    60 22 ENGLAND IST INNINGS. [Reuter's Service.] London, June 27. Hobbs c. Oldfield b. Fairfax t Woolley c. Wall b. Fairfax 41 Hammond bowled Grimmett ;,8 Diileepsinhji not out Hendren not out q Chapman Allen Tate Robins White Duckworth Extras 2 Total for 3 wkts. 120 Australian Team: Woodfull,
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    LAMBETH CONFERENCE, 1930.
    271 22 LAMBETH CONFERENCE, 1930. WEEK OF PRAYER. The Archbishop of Canterbury, v.: the concurrence of the Archbishops u Hishop.s of Kngland and Wales, hai apiw>inted that prayer for the Cooler. ence shall be especially offered in tie Church during the week beginniiSunday, June >oth, 1930 (S. Peh Day). Let us pray
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    ANGLO-DUTCH AGREEMENT ON RUBBER SITUATION.
    41 22 ANGLO-DUTCH AGREEMENT ON RUBBER SITUATION. [Reuter's Service.] London, June 26. At the meeting of the Anglo-Dutch liaison committee on rubber production, held ni London to-day, complete agreement was reached on certain recommendations which will be immediately submitted to their respective associations.
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    GERMANY AND HER FORMER TERRITORY.
    95 22 [Reuter's Service.] Berlin, June 26. In the Reichstag Dr. Curtius, the Foreign Minister, stated (hat Germany can base her claim for Colons' participation on the success of her former Colonial policy. If England unites the mandated territory of fonner German East Africa with the adjoinine
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    JAPANESE ROYALTIES REACH ENGLAND.
    185 23 JAPANESE ROYALTIES REACH ENGLAND. f Reiner's Service.] London, Juue 26. i. rr e Takamatsu, brother of the fcnptror of Japan, and the Princess, lived in London to return the puki i Gloucester's visit to Japan last tf They wet! received with high r Iv the Duke- of Gloucester on mval
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    MORE TROUBLE AT MALTA.
    177 23 [Reiner's Service. J Malta, June 25. Important developments are expected to folios the action of the Court of Appeal in deciding against the Government in a case affecting the validity of the laws enacted by the late Legislature. The plaintiff sought the specific annulment 1 4
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    MERCHANTS URGED TO WITHDRAW FROM BRITISH BANKS.
    51 23 [Reiner's Service.] Bombay, June 26. An extraordinary general meeting of t]l e Bombay Cotton Brokers' Association to-day passed a resolution calling Indian merchants to withdraw their deposits from British banks before 7 *> urging Indians to cease to deal *frli such banks after
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    REVOLUTION IN BOLIVIA.
    138 23 [Reuter's Service.] Bueno Aires, June 26. It is reported that 34 persons, includ ing women and children, have been killed and hundreds wounded at Laplaz (Bolivia) following a demonstration against General Kundt, commanding the Government forces. The latter tired on the mob. The demonstrators later paraded with
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    PRISON FOR WOMEN AGITATORS.
    99 23 [Reuter's Service.] Calcutta, June 26. Four women, including the sister of the late Mr. C. R. Das, were sentenced to six months' imprisonment each for participating in demonstrations in connection with the anniversary of the death of Mr. C. R. Das, the Bengali Nationalist leader, in
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    HOURS OF WORK IN COAL MINES.
    39 23 [Reuter's Service.] Geneva, June 27. The Labour Conference, by 75 to 33. ipproved the draft convention on hours )f work in coal mines, providing for a 734 -hour day from bank to bank.
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    ECONOMIC COMMITTEE'S REPORT.
    39 23 [Reuter's Service. J London, June 26. The General Council of the Trades Union Congress has endorsed the' economic committee's report. It will be submitted to the Trades, Union Congress at its annual meeting j in September.
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    STUDENTS ASSOCIATION DISSOLVED.
    28 23 [Reuter's Service.] Paris, June 35. As a sequel to their turbulent demonstrations, the Association of Indo-Chiiu students in France has been dissolved by the Courts.
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    TIN PROPUCERS ASSOCIATION.
    97 23 [Renter's Service.] London, June 25. The Executive Committee of the Tin Producers' Association has resolved to recommend a uniform regulation of output, to become effective as from June 1 last, the basis of the regulation being 20 per cent, of 1929 output, to be carried through on
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    THE CHINA WAR SITUATION.
    109 23 [Reuters' Service.] Shanghai, June 21. An official statement from Kweitehi says: "On the Lunghai railway sector the left wing of the Government for:es, headed by a cavalry corps, advancing through Kihsien to Kaifeng have reached a point 15 miles south of Kaieng. The centre Second Army
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    CHIANG'S BID FOR KAIFENG.
    132 23 [Reuter's Service.] Peking, June 26. The Shansiites are taking over Tsjnanfu peacefully. Han Fu Chu (whose attitude is ambiguous) is falling back along the Shantung Railway towards Tsingtao and the remainder of the j National forces are concentrating at jYenchowfu to hold back any possible jadvance
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    CAPT. KINGSFORD CROSSES THE ATLANTIC.
    712 24 [Reutkr's Servicb.] June 24. The famous Australian airman, CtpL Kingsford Smith, who left Port Marnock, Ireland, in the aeroplane the Southern Cross it half-past four this morning to fly across the Atlantic, wirelessed at five o'clock this afternoon that he was in latitude 50 degrees
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    FIXING PRICE OF CLOTH IN INDIA.
    48 24 Bombay, June 25. At an All-India Congress at Ahrnedabad the mill-owners have reached an agreement for fixing the price of cloth Ip prevent profiteering compared with the March rates. The mill-owners also apree not to produce clotK which* can compete with homespuns.
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    MUI-TSAI QUESTION.
    186 24 Keuter s service, j London, June 26. In the House of Commons, ou a Colonial vote, Miss K. Picton-Turbcr-\ill (Lab., The Wrekin) called attention to the muitsai question in Hong Kong and asked whether the question would be considered by the Colonial Office Conference. Dr. Drummond Shiels, Parliamentary
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    ROYAL MAIL COMPANY.
    67 24 [Reuter's Service.] London, June 25The Royal Mail Steam Packet group has sprung another surprise on the city. The Company itself announces that it will not pay preference dividends oti July 1. The sul>sidiary company, the White Star Line, has also not earned sufficient to meet the preference
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    JOLLIFICATIONS IN ICELAND.
    171 24 [Reuter's Service.] Reykjavik, June 25. Thousands of foreigners, officials and tourists from all parts of the world mingled with the farmers and fishermen of Iceland for a three days festival to celebrate the millenary of the Icelandic Althing, the oldest Parliament known. A huge camp has sprung
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    MALTA TROUBLE.
    196 24 [Reutf.r's Skrvice.] June 24. The Prime Minister, Mr. Ramsay McDonald, announced in the House of Commons to-day that owing to the ttfgeacy of the local situation His Majesty's Government had already Ixeii compelled to make a decision regarding the Maltese problem. In a recent command paper the House
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    WIT AND HUMOUR.
    252 24 Tatß-nt "Doctor, are you sure thij i^ pneumonia? Sometimes doctors prescril e for pneumonia and patient* die of something else." Doctor (with dignity) "When I prescribe for pneumonia you die uf pneumonia." A distinct earthquake shock (fa. turl»ed a small Western city and rocked the municipal building
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    SPORT OF THE WEEK. A MALAYAN REVIEW.
    540 25  - SPORT OF THE WEEK. A MALAYAN REVIEW. By "Argus." \y a wonderful season I.ieut. u rval > having! It took him some litt] rime t° et accustomed to V „n conditions— possibly, like the Australian*; he found the light tricky— latterly ho has been scoring very consistently, and only losing
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    348 25 SOLE RULER OF OVER 500 NATIVES. After 20 years spent on a tioy Pacific island in the Torres Straits, Queensland's third woman J.P., Mrs. Zahel, has arrived in London on a holiday. For a score years this little whitehaired woman has lived alone on a minute island
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    THE SIMON REPORT SECOND VOLUME.
    3383 26 •FEDERATION OF BRITISH INDIA." London, June 13. The second volume of the Simon ReI>ort has been issued. It comprises unanimous recommendations and says the ultimate constitution must be federal. As regards the units of the Federation of British India the present Provinces are in nowise
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    THE 9TH FAR EASTERN OLYMPIC GAMES.
    95 30 The grand march of participants in the Far- tastern Olympicj4aawHM|Aj^j^jAj4 JM' i Shrine Stadium on May 24th 1930. HHim. Volley Ball Match between Chinese Team and Philipino Team in the 9th Par Eastern Olympic Games at the Meiji Shrine Stadium. (Chinese Team won by
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    HOME PRESS OPINIONS.
    161 32 London, June 24. Comments in the morning papers deal generally with the broad outlines of the vSimon Commission plan. The federal solution is generally approved and the necessity of eventually bringing in the Indian States is recognlsed l while no opposition is expressed to the separation of
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    INDIAN COMMENT ON REPORT.
    414 32 Bombay, June 24. The Congress attitude is typified by the head line in the Nationalist Bombay Chronicle, "An Atrocious Document." Simla, June 24. Reports so far received from various parts of India show that the Simon Com- mission's recommendations have caused general disappointment among Indian politicians
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    OUR SPECIAL SHORT STORY: Mr. Pratt Laughs First.
    2520 33  - OUR SPECIAL SHORT STORY: Mr. Pratt Laughs First. HENDRIE CARSWELL By \|i Pratt rose from his stool by th< a,,,.- and nobbling across the roadway loO k up his stand by the side of tin c u: granger. Together they surveyec x inning exterior of "Plum Tret Cottage," the stranger
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    A JUDGE ON LAWYERS.
    318 34 "The law is the most powerful an< the most pervasive force that influence I the life of the citizen from its very be ginning to its very end," said Lon Atkin in his presidential address to tin members of the Holdsworth Club o the degree students
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    COLONIAL CONFERENCE MEETS.
    171 34 COLONIAL CONFERENCE MEETS. The Colonial Conference met thi. morning. There was a full attendance of Delegates and Observers. Lord Pass field in his opening speech, stated th« first session of the conference would h devoted to a discussion on the proposa for a single Colonial service, embracim thirty different administrations
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    CHINESE INTER-SCHOOL PUBLIC SPEAKING COMPETITION.
    129 37 ORGANIZED BY THE NANYANG CHINESE STUDENTS SOCIETY. The Judges:— Messrs. Wun Choo Kwee, Poh Wu Wun and Wang Shang Lue, who are editors respectively of the Min Kuo Jih Poa Press, the Sin Chew Jit Poh Press and the Nanyang Siang Poa Press. A section
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    TELOK KURAU ENGLISH SCHOOL THIRD ANNUAL SPORTS.
    168 38 The photograph shows one of the Austin Sevens which have been adopted by the South African Railways for the use of their Inspectors and staff. It is interesting to note that the engine which appears in the photograph is the largest and fastest
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    WHY SOME GIRLS ARE NOT POPULAR.
    97 40 WHY SOME GIRLS ARE NOT POPULAR. I here are some girls who are atd tive enough in apj>earance yet \\h«, I that popularity which other girls tnj What is the cause? Simply that unconsciously repel those with wl they si»eak because they are afHiu with ill-smelling hreath, the result intestinal
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    QUIET HOUR.
    1105 41 THE ART OF BEING INTERESTING. What is the peculiar and special L lity which makes a book, or a ser--IHlllt >, a lecture popular What u it that arouses and holds our attention when certain people are si >caking hat is the elusive gift of temperament grace which
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    THE RIVALRY OF SERVICE.
    786 41 TRUE PRE-EMINENCE. It i* difficult to account for the recurrent strife for precedence among the Apostles, yet the C.ospels make it plain that at different times during their Master's ministry they were distracetl l>y rivalries in a struggle fm pre-eminence. While the Master was entirely ■hwrtud
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    HABITS.
    240 42 Deliberately develop in yourself the supreme habits which make for true jrreatness of life. Many a habit forms involuntarily and plays its part in determining the degree of your success. Be on guard, therefore, in the important matter of habit-making, and be Mire that you are using each day's
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    ACHIEVEMENT.
    79 42 If we wish to be strong, we must first choose our goal and plot our road; then we must cleave to it whate'er 1 etide. The way of caution here is to undertake at first only that which we may rely uikmi ourselves to carry through; for every failure
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    INDIVIDUALITY.
    189 42 The mttning of your life cannot be divorced from the fact that your life is being lived by you and by nobody else. Only as lived by you, and not as merely lived, is it either light or wrong, good <ir evil. Only as lived by you does the
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    CHRIST THE LORD OF ALL LIFE.
    1043 42 GREAT CRUSADE iN BIRMINGHAM. For some weeks past the citizens of Birmingham have been made to realise that great events were impending. Large placards have appeared along tlv? public highways and outside the churches and chaj>els, as well as factories and business places. These
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    THE HOLY SEE AND MALTA.
    410 42 From newspaper correspondent* and representatives of news agencies ii Rome, a variety ot reports and couute:. reports as to the development ot lh« situation in Malta and the ittfctxU adopted, to l)e adopted, or likely to t>e adapted by the Holy See have emanated during
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    NEW DESIRES.
    96 42 Civilisation is a process of evolution, in which man's desires and his ability to satisfy them march forward together. When we cease to create new desires we stop the process of civilising. Every new desire will be thought at first to be unnecessary, extravagant, ostentatious or anti-social. It
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