Malayan Saturday Post, 5 July 1930

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      86 2 7 i have you rmimo ouw tHt MIT AND MOST tCONOttICAL T i#)#*«]#|if^ iV^»#»J«J«^J« O tut* DtttasiNc i jc/ran^^ oquBBZB/ I.NCiKt (NIHMtAIIY LIMITIO. tINOAMMt. ft Bj II ItM^^MU I MM' fl^ I I fittflMsSfl (•^•^l Aa^.^Aa Is l imh IKmh§ ißni 9 f'B^l K- z < -M v X ?^B
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    WIT and HUMOUR
    1180 3 This notice was posted in a pleasure 1 oat belonging to a certain steamship company. The chairs iu the cabins are for the tadies. Gentlemen are requested not to make QSC of them till the ladies are seated." Professor "If anyone can set me a problem I
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      85 3 5r the Cup that cheers, serve GOLD LEAF Tea. SELLS EVBHYWHERK. Sole Agents: L A. BAftIUOLOMEUSZ LTD.. S-A, RAFFLEB QUAY, SINGAPORE. j_ WAKEFIELD C C WAKEFIELD Co., Ltd. f lncorporated in Bngland). 90, Robinsoa Fotd, Sinftpore. i Who think life a Bleating and are i dc«iroa« to prolong the nine
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      215 3 > MtLf FO»CAMBIlli6fi EXAMINATIONS [I Paraphrases of King Henry V, I Coriolanus, Last of the Barons, J <! etc. each 0.81 J Questions and Notes of King J Henry V, Coriolanus, Gospel of J St. Matthew, Acts of the Apos- J j; ties, etc. each 0.81 Supplement of King Henry
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    Sparkles
    651 4 Being Smiles of the Week. By Quiz. The J"ki o! the Veai is the police ban on the free Press's Test Team forecast competitions cricket bats as prizes and no entry fee. Oh, yes, of course there vas an entry fee— the ten cents yon |>;tid for the paper!
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      64 4 Fresh Coffee. 1 Beans Roasted In Java And j Ground In View Of Purchasers By Our Electric Coffee Mill At The Rate Of 2 MinI utes A Pound. Obtainable In 1 Pound Tins Or In Packets I Of <-ny Quantity. GuaranI teed Pure Coffee Without i Mixture Whatsover. SOLE IMPORTERS
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      72 4 STENOGRAPHY. Competent Stenographert> earn anything from fioo to $250 per month Good positions always open. We can teach you in your own home and in your own time Full particulars from the 1.C.5., 137-H, Ceeil Street, SingaI>ore. CAR OWNERS— We can upholster and paint your 'Car, renew your Hood, Side
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    Football Topics
    1020 5 A/otes By "Spectator 1] j B. STADIUM UNPOPULAR. 3,iwixt and Between. We certainly do not exi>ect shoekcrs to be «.-xi*rt tailurs nor can we ect the l'i» lks Committee to control managemesl of the J.B. Stadium in nKinlßl consistent with efficient foot- management. Things have l>een I join
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      339 5 *'O"> ■♦■^>»»' WILLIAM FOX presents I AN ALL TALKING MOVIETONE (SEVEN FACES f with PAUL MUNI who plays 7 characters > HISTORY S GREAT ONES GAVE HIM AMUSING IDEAS f. Don Juan :"J he only way to win women— kise them. I know j I kissed 1,003 in Spain alone."
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      288 6 M>> l l i M V lll llll V l t < i Henry Waugh Co, Ltd. FORMERLY KATZ BROTHERS, LIMITED. Sole Agents -,♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦4 ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦< BOOKS MODERN BALLROOM DANCING by Victor Silvester $1.20 COCKTAILS. How to mix them, seventh large edition by Robert 1.50 SUNDAES. Ices and Cream Sodas how
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      228 6 i Uj+ J* 3** *fc fK "THE HOUSE OF BICCER AND BETTER ENTERTAINMENT' To-Day To-Night £Vi Entire Hew proarammci PARAMOUNIi BRILLIANT PRODUCTION. "THE LAUGHING LADY" 7rom ALFRED SUTRO'S /amous play Featuring RUTH CHATTERTON and CLIVE BROOK Supported by th* LATEST PATHE SOUND NEWS. AND OTHER ATTRACTIVE SUBJECTS. "Jf it's s&own
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    VISIT OF THE SOUTH CHINA FOOTBALLERS.
    33 7 The visitors and representatives of the local Chinese organizations who met them on arrival. The clever basket ball team of the Nan-Hwa. The Nan-Hwa (South China) Footballers.
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    TOWN BOARD JOHORE BAHRU.
    39 7 Pr,oto K raph taken on .he occasion of ,he departure of Tungku Abdu. Rahman bin Mahmood, the Chief Clerk, on his vacation .eav. Standing last row Jantan (Messenger^, nnc.s. bin Mobin and W. H. Brockett.
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    SINGAPORE ANGLO-CHINESE SCHOOL SPORTS.
    39 8 A snap of the guests. The Refreshmert Committee getting busy. A i eacners Kace. Scouts Chariot Race. Rain interferes with the sports. DGLDFHGK Mrs. FTT. Tree who distributed the prizes is seated in the centre.
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    Our London Letter
    2141 10 PLANS FOR ROYAL ASCOT. AN EMPIRE FLYING SERVICE. SEGRAVE'S NE H SPEEDBOAT. FUTURE OF THE DEVONSHIRE. London, M.i\ 1930. A Brilliant Ascot. Preparations ore being made for the m.,M Im iliiani Ascol since the War. Thi* is unc «'t" the husiesl weeks "t the yeai i.)i Visomnt
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      66 10 Condensed Milk was introduced into China. To-day millions of tins are consumed annually by people who have learned the health-giving properties o( this wonderful milk food. < I Purity, richness and value for s^t&lSjgSnFitf^^^TS m money arc th< foundations on < Q^KCs^Kl3fl£^^'ri ccn lniilt up nese are i ust L
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  • THE WHITE CARD.
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      CHAPTER I.
      1119 11 INSTALMENT ONE. Miss Brownrigg's Letter. w ea an elderly spinster of amrV.e recetal a letter threatening her with detth unless she pays the anon/mm:, writer five thousand (xmndfc, are several things she may do. gfa may faint, send for the police, call in the assistance of her largest
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      CHAPTER II.
      1213 12 SCOTLAND YARD TAKES CHARGE. At Miss Elspcth Brownrigg's oldfabhioned house in South Kensington, Norman and his chief were shown into the drawing-room which led off the gloomy-looking hall. The room was furnished in the style of the midVictorian era, with faded red plush and :>olid old oak. The
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      CHAPTER III.
      1030 12 THE MISSING TYPEWRITER. Inspector Evans smiled grimly. If you don't mind," he said, with a sarcastic inflection, will do the questioning Sydney Martin nodded. "I must apologise," he said, thought! have beta wrapped up in matter since the letter came morning." Miss Brownrigg's knitting need were still for
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      CHAPTER IV.
      1431 13 A TRAP IS LAID. On Friday morning at eight o'clock, Norman Brownrigg presented himself at his aunt's Kensington house. An hour later he breakfasted with Miss Dtowfigf. After breakfast, they placed a plain white postcard upon the frame of the drawing-room window, and sat down to await events,
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      346 11 DON'T BURN THE CANDLE AT BOTH ENDS. In these days of high pressure many people try to do too much. It is a great mistake to imagine that you can tax your vitality to the utmost day after day often at the expense of adequate rest and sleep without paying
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      234 13 J/ »»it. 1. r» J I Dependable I against insect nests B For utter deadlinehK— unfuilinj; kilting action— B tto insecticide excrelt* Hl«ek Flag. B m* Tests of 147 different insect-killers prove that fl Black Flag ib the deadlieBt npray made. Yet it acfl tually costs less than others nhich
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      101 14 /«5f wouldn't drink it. 1 used to coax, jf^fffSmffill scold and threaten; then 1 tried giving rostum-made-with-milk. Like ill J&^^JP Just look at her drain the cup." Q^K (j Postum is nature's own food. Made in a delightful blend of pure, rich grains, It contains nothing Injurious, nothing to disturb
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    34 15 SOLEMN *t T"f COPPUS CHRISTI FESTIVAL AT THE CHINESE CHURCH OF ST. PETER AND ST. PAUL, QUEEN STREET. The Altar in the Church Compound. The A'tir in St. Joseph's Institution (which adjoins the Church).
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    THE CHIEF SCOUT TALKS.
    654 18 ABOUT DOCTORING. (By Lt. Gen. Lord Baden-Powell of Gilwell). .1 Scout ought to know a little about most injuries. A Scout ought to know a little about most injuries and diseases and to be able to treat them. In Kashmir once a lad was brought to
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      100 18 >% V*A 44 APPETITE GOOD? I SHOULD SAY SO When it isn't Mother gives me i "urn and they soon set me nght. I LIKE THEM, TOO." Baby's Own Tablets are mother's favourite remedy for the little ones in tens of thousands of homes throughout the world because they allay
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    SIX SECRETS OF SUCCESSFUL MARRIAGE
    1347 20  -  J. WARSHAW. Malayan Saturday Post Special 6 THE SECRET OF WINNING THROUGH. GLAMOUR FADES BUT MUTUAL LIKING DOES NOT. Conflicts Need Not Be Dangerous. By Dr. ,\Vlun does marriage stand in the most danger <»f disruption? This que>ti' n has beefl variously, and often arbitrarily,
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    SECOND TEST MATCH.
    422 21 I v following are the scores in the „<] Test Match which the Ausworn easily. The result of this Batch lias idM greater int«rest to the u c nt series of Tests. The composij IM „f the Kiifflish side for the next ■atch is bound to have
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    RUSSIAN RAILWAY DISASTER.
    28 21 [Reiner's Service.] Moscow, June JO. Twenty-two people have been killed and 28 seriously injured by the derailment of I passenger train between Irkutsk and Leningrad.
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    CHANNEL TUNNEL PLAN DEFEATED.
    130 21 LKeuter's Service.] L,ondoti, July i. The Whips were taken off the House of Commons for the motion in favour pi the Channel Tunnel, the motion, bein.u defeated by 170 votes to 172. Mr. MacDonald, opposing, declared the practicability of the tunnel from an economic viewpoint had
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    BOLIVIAN REVOLT.
    27 21 [Renter's Service.] London, July i. The Bolivian Legation in London has received a cable from the Government announcing the formation of a military provisional Government.
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    FRENCH LEAVE THE RHINELAND.
    146 21 L Reiner's Service.] Mainz, June :->o. The Alßed occupation of the Rhineland ended with tlie striking of the French Tricolour over the headquarters of the French Army of Occupation. A crowd of Germans who were witnessing the ceremony cheered wildly when, a few minutes later, the
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    NAVAL STRENGTH.
    425 21 DISCUSSION BY THE HOUSE OF LORDS. i July, i In the House of Lords to-day, Lord BcAtty raised the matter of the proposed naval treaty resulting from the-re-cent Naval Conference. He- said that this country, which was the only Nation to whom sea power meant existence, was the
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    GERMANY CELEBRATES.
    130 21 REINSTATEMENT AMONG POWERS." f ßeuter's Service.] Berlin, July 1. National celebrations on the Rhineland's final liberation from nearly 12 years' bondage were a brilliant success and were continued to-day when the schools were given a holiday. Salutes were fired and festivities took place everywhere. Considerable satisfaction has been
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    LARGEST AIR LINER.
    78 21 [Reuter's .Service.] Kriedrichshafen, July i. The world's largest air liner the D.0.X.," having been equipped with inew motors, is being prepared for the i trial cruises in the North Sea, in^ eluding a Southampton Oslo flight, preparatory to this month's transAtlantic crossing in three hops. The seaplane
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    BRITISH MISSIONARIES RELEASED.
    31 21 [Reuters' Service.] Shanghai, July i. The Rev. and Mrs. Porteous, British minitmarift. who were captured by bandits in Kian^si in March, have been released after three months captivity.
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    The Malayan Saturday Post July 5, 1930. TRULY BENEVOLENT BUREAUCRACY.
    306 22 The Malayan Saturday Post July 5, 1930. TRULY BENEVOLENT BUREAUCRACY. Perhaps, as the Raja Muda of Perak told the A.B.M. in a post-prandial oration in London, we have after all an ideal government in Malaya. The fcf.C.S. heroically runs the country and loaves the rest of us to concentrate on
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    QUEEN'S SCHOLARSHIPS.
    184 22 The Hon. Mr. Cheah Chiang Lim is to 1* congratulated on securing from ihe High Commissioner ail assurance that he personally is in favour of the restoration of (be Queen's Scholar.hips in the F.M.S. It has been a long fight and the preliminary success now achieved is gratifying.
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    RUBBER AND TIN-AND IMMIGRATION.
    265 22 RUBBER AND TIN- AND IMMIGRATION. There is no mistake about it Malaya is going through a very bad time. Robber and tin have their rallies, but they slip hack. They can never recover while they arc produced excessively far beyond demand. Restriction is e»>ential. Voluntary measures have proved futile so
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    THE UNEMPLOYMENT PROBLEM.
    122 22 [Renter's Service.] London, July The first fruit of Liberal- Labour cooperation to diminish unemployment i* foreshadowed in the emergency legist* tion to be introduced next week to sj>eed up legislative procession in con. nectioii with projects which are likely to provide employment. It is expected that the
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    EARTHQUAKE SHOCK IN CALCUTTA.
    146 22 SEVERE IN WEST ASSAM. [Reuter's Service.] Calcutta, July 3, Au earthquake at 3 o'clock this morning affrighted many sleepers who were disturbed in their beds, but material damage was confined to interrupted telephone communications. The shock was also felt in other centre? :a Bengal. Crowds in
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    KING'S CUP AIR RACE.
    137 22 [Reuter's Service.] London, July The hundred aircraft entered fof the King's Cup air race on Saturday Wl fly under handicap conditions ovil course of 750 miles, beginning anc ending at Hamvorth aerodrome, Feltham. The route embraces Leicester, Hull, Newcastle (the turningpoint), 1,-eeds, Manchester, Liverpool, Birmingham, Bristol
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    575 23 AMERICANS GAINING LEADERSHIP. [Reuters' Service.] London, July 2. nnmnence of France's downfall leadership of lawn tennis naf. >t vshadow ed on the centre to-day who Borotra, the sole paining French representative, went before Tilden (champion of 1020 o—o,0 o, r 4, 4 6, 6 o, 7 5. if,
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    LEADING BANKERS URGE INTER-IMPERIAL TRADE.
    133 23 [Reuter's Service.] London, July 3A meeting of bankers and financial houses, including representatives of the Bank of England and the National, Westminster and Midland Banks, passed a resolution stating that urgent measures to promote inter-Imperial trade are needed to secure and extend the market for
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    CHARGES AGAINST RULER OF PATIALA.
    81 23 1 London, June 26. In the House of Commons to-day, replying to Colonel Josiah Wedgwood (Labour), who inquired why an official connected with Patiala State was investigating charges against the Maharaja, Mr. Benn, Secretary of State for India, said it was in accordance with the
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    NEXT GATHERING OF IMPERIAL PRESS CONFERENCE.
    29 23 NEXT GATHERING OF IMPERIAL PRESS CONFERENCE. [Reuter's Service.] London, June 30. The Imperial Press Conference enthusiastically accepted the invitation to hold its next meeting in South Africa; in 1935-
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    JAPANESE ROYAL VISITORS ENTERTAINED.
    129 23 June 28. The Prime Minister, Mr. Ramsay MacDonald, gave a dinner last night at the Foreign Office in honour of Prince Takamatsu of Japan. The Duke of Gloucester was present, i and other guests including the suite of Prince Takamatsu, the Japanese Am-! bassador and members
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    INDIAN POLITICAL PRISONERS.
    48 23 [Reuter's Service.] London, Ittiy 3. In the House of Commons at question time, Mr. Wedgwood Benn, the Secretary for ludia, stated that persons in India convicted iu connection with the civil disobedience movement since March 1 and still serving sentences numbered 3,302 on May 31.
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    ROUND-TABLE CONFERENCE.
    60 23 London, June 26. The Premier, Mr. Ramsay MacDonald, received the leaders of the Conservative and Liberal Parties in his room at the House of Commons this afternoon and conferred with them oil the subject of India. It is understood that he consulted them in regard to the procedure
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    MR. BALDWIN DEFENDS DOLE SYSTEM.
    154 23 London, June 25. Addressing the Imperial Press Conference on u England after the War," Mr. Baldwin traced the growth of the Labour Party. Lafxnir has come to stay," be declared. "It is now the alternative to a Rightist Government." He trusted the -political instinct of
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    "NO REFERENCE TO DOMINION STATUS."
    295 24 NO REFERENCE TO DOMINION STATUS." MR. SASTRTS VIEWS ON SIMON REPORT. London, June 26. Mr. V. S. Srinavasa Sastri, in an article in the Manchester Guardian on the Stood Report, draws attention to the absence of any reference to Dominion status." He points out that the "principle enunciated is that
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    INDIAN WOMEN'S DEMAND.
    147 24 IMMEDIATE RELEASE OF POLITICAL PRISONERS. London, June 25. A meeting of Indian women held at the Society of Friends-' House at Kuston adopted a resolution urging the immediate and unconditional release of Mr Gandhi, Mr. Subhas Chandra Bose the r.arlnvalis and the Mecrut and other Political prisoners,
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    HINDU GIRL SENT TO GAOL.
    374 24 APPEAL TO BENGAL POLICE TO RESIGN. Calcutta, June 3s. There was a touch of pathos about au unusual scene enacted at tbe Chief ftfsidency Magistrate's Court this afternoon, when I comely young Indian, Mrs. Imlramati Goenka (l6), was sentenced t<> nine inonths 1 simple imprisoninent
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    ALL INDIA CONGRESS.
    29 24 Simla, June 30. The All Tndia Congress Working Committee has been declared unlawful and Pandit Mattel Nehru, President of the Congress, lias been arrested at Allahabad.
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    ECONOMIC MISSION TO FAR EAST.
    79 24 London, June 30. In the Howe «>f L ominous this aftern<><>n Mr. C.nlett announced that Government ipopond to send an Kcononric Mission to the lar Hast. Mr. C.iliett stated that the decision was based on the recommendations of the Overseas Committee. Coveriiineut had consulted the
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    MISS ENGLAND II SALVAGED.
    155 24 June 20. Miss Ivngland 11, the speed boat in W'hkh Sir Henry Segravc lost his life after breaking the world's record, was raised to the surface of Lake Windermere yesterday and towed close to the shore. It was lashed between two barges and taken in tow
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    TIENTSIN CUSTOMS SEIZURE.
    66 24 EFFECT ON BRITISH TRADE. London, June 30. In the House of Commons after Mr. Arthur Henderson had reviewed the general situation in China, supplementary questioners called attention to the Tientsin Customs developments and suggested that the British export trade was likely to be impeded. Thev urged Government
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    BIG DRUG HAUL AT MARSEILLES.
    50 24 Marseilles, June 29. Another haul of drugs has been made to-day following the &0.000 haul from an Italian steamer arriving from Turkey Which was made last week. Customs officials seized 200 kilos of heroin aboard another Italian steamer, the Bulgaria on her arrival from Constantinople.
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    944 25  -  ARGUS I I A MALAYAN REVIEW. HLK;G tu me that a little diplomacy somewhere if unpleasantness Lot to ariM over this year's Malaya s cctf fi»al. Differing views Lju as between Selangor and SingaSclangor views, incidentally, tquerading M those of the Malaya 1 A. They are
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    BANK OFFICIALS LOCKED UP IN OWN SAFE.
    159 26 London, June |6. Warsaw.— Urgent telegrams have been sent from Warsaw to Prague for I professional cracksman to rush to Lodz to release three hank officials who are imprisoned inside I safe following a burglary yesterday. The alarm was raised late last night
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    THE LAW REGARDING HUSBAND AND WIFE.
    214 26 London, June lutn Kit* ftTertlittf wWi the legal history and theological influence ol ohiCttW legislation, Mr. J^tice MeCardie, hi the King's Bench division decided that I Wlfc would not be right to sue I hu>huul lor damages for personal injuries. He gave .imminent for
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    A CATHOLIC PAPER'S COMMENTS.
    93 27 niver>e." the well known paptf published in London •..wine r<»ininents in its issue last .nteinporary, the Malty** i which if I secular news...id n- the graceful and uui ipUment of reprinting in its more than two columns) a irtick published recently in this fhe article dealt
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    IN MEMORY OF SIR HENRY SEGRAVE.
    86 27 ESTABLISHMENT OF TROPHY ANNOUNCED. London, June :o. v m ramlum issued and signed i Qurabei oi friends of the late Sir err- Segrave, including Lord Louis onstbatten, Captain Malcolm Camp11. Lord Howe and Sir Philip Sasot, announces the establishment of tr f>hj in memory
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    CRIMINALS BEWARE.
    142 27 A NEW FINGER PRINT METHOD. Uadon, June i7A n. tland Yard secret which is ex«ed to revolutionize the finger-priut sums t the world is revealed in übtished by Chief-Inspector a:r Battley. «s t result of many years of study lv evolved a simple method of "iminals through finger
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    42 27 Passer-by "What is the horse- powtr of your car?" Voice from un<ler car: "Forty." "What's wrong v\ith it?" "As far as I can make out, thirty- i nine horses have bolted, and the re- mainiiiß one is too upset to answer questions."
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    WOMEN CABINET MINISTER AND YOUNG PEOPLE.
    294 27 WOMEN CABINET MINISTER AND YOUNG PEOPLE. The young i«oplc of to-day who don't go to church," said the Rt. Hon. Margaret Bondfield, reports the "Brighton Herald," "do not think lightly of religion— at least that is my experience. But they arc demanding from the churches some manifestation of the results
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    PICTURES OF THE JOHORE RIFLE SHOOT MEETING.
    46 30 &9g! < HH Ihf Tunku, MahUkJriht) wat&injU.hf competition. w nam w, 9 *wm* i" bm wi^wiwii wi ■mpnnan^BP^ Capt. Md. Akil, J.M.F. Winner Service Aggregate. Wnner Deliberate Aggregate. Pte. Yusof, J.M.F. Mrs. Pritchard, wife of the G.O.C-, presenting the prizes.
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    APPRECIATION.
    266 32 There are chatactcrs s<> diverse- from OWf that we find ourselves almost involuntarily in <»pix>siti'»n to them in practically everything, and if we are supposed to them, as in the home or school or at woik, we are aj.t to sav nothing to them except to find fault. They
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    299 32 Experience is the harvest of life, and every harvest is *he result of a sowing. The experience which young people most crave is that of success in some service for which they are naturally fitted. And they wish it at once immediately. Youth wishes to touch
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    WORDS OF COMFORT.
    563 32  -  Mathetes By one <»t my dc?i>est regreta tlic comparative failure <>f my tr<. < 1 <>f some tunns of spiritual malady my early ministry. I can recall moment the sad eves of a nu: older than myself who sou. counsel and help in dealing form uf i
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    THE HAPPY ENDING.
    3710 33  -  H. MILTON L- IqUR SPECIAL SHORT STORY: I Q thought Mjrra Danville petunothing but wanting things I have. Mvra, thought was something that of the darkness at you, ijuite clear uu conclusive. Jtht k -ery fact that it sprang at you pressing problems mini- v proof enough
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    THE WONDERFUL STORY IN MINIATURE.
    99 35 MISS JOHNSON'S LOG. From Lroydou tu fort Darwin is approximately lu.uou nines, aud xMiss jonii^uii j> daily progreat lb bliawu m the tollowmg table .Miles. lit day Vienna 7SO 2nd day, Constantinople 790 3 id day, AkppO 550 4th day, Baghdad 470 sth day, Bandar
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    BRITISH CAR'S VICTORY.
    224 35 Lemanse, June 22. The winning car in the Kuropein motor race was 1 Bent!ey driven by Capt. Wolff Barnato an.' Lieut. Commander Glen Kidsttn. The race was won at an average speed of 77 miles an hoar for full 24 hou:s which is a record. A thrilling
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    FOOTBALL TOPICS.
    510 40 (Continued from page 5) to play him M a wing half more especially when Boon Lay can play with credit on the wing and the other half must he Donald or Taylor. If the latter then Donald must be played in the pivot position in the forward line.
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    BETTER SITUATION IN INDIA.
    257 40 MOTILAL NEHRU SENTENCED. [Reuters' Service.] London, June 30. The Government of India's appreciation of the situation in India during the past week was read by Mr. Wedgwood Beun (Secretary for India) in the liuuse of Commons today. It states that J e tribal shows niarke 1
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    CHINESE CIVIL WAR.
    289 40 TERRIFIC SLAUGH:er. [Rcuter's Service. N auk in,, J u i y Military headquarteis officially nounce that the campaign over. The Kwangsiites an- Chang Kuei's Ironsides w e u dec^ defeated at Hengchowfu i> ith Hfl in three days' fighting, in a hick j had 15,000 casualties and
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    FOKKER DESIGNER FINED.
    76 40 FOKKER DESIGNER FINED. [Reuter's Service New Yd M' Mr. Anthony Fokker. th« designer of Capt. Kings! "Southern Cross," was late see the heavy-laden South u easily take off that he jump* Miiull sports plaue with a and went through a scries oi He was arrested and in*j hundred dollars for
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    Quiet Hour
    1007 41 i- i A NOVEL NAME. vcr y young children— a boy s little sifter- were travelling by It h then mother on certain aJ morning, to spend the day seaside. The l>oy had recently on his first term at a small rgarten ScJwol in the neigti,,,a of his
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    HEAVEN.
    801 41 SEEING THE INVISIBLE. It it easy to reject the pktom of heaven derived from sources lonu. anterior to Christianity and adopted, though with important modifications, by its adherents. The fact that they have so long maintained their hold on the imaginations of men, and are still treasured by not
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    Principles and Practices
    646 42 If In Earnest. If you are not only just, but fervent and earnest in the service of God, then must you bear in patience— nay, indeed with gladness— the trials that befall you and you must account them as great favours, since they are the crucible in
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    KEEP MORNING IN YOUR HEART.
    923 42 By The BISHOP OF LONDON. Many must have read with pleasure Sir William Mulock's remarkable speech at Toronto. It was a gTeat thing for an old man of e ghty -seven to be able to say "I am still at work, with my hand to
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    BE NOT GIVEN TO CHANGE.
    60 42 There are some persons that arrive at any deep, solid or van knowledge in any science, or any nem of life, because they are peri ly in a curious or wandering: se:>i infinite variety; ever hearing, or asking after something: new. patient of any labour
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    THE INDIAN SITUATION.
    1765 43 AGORE AND OTHERS GIVE THEIR VI6WS. hc poet Rabindranatb Tagore has from India to England to deliver l Hlbber t Lectio at Manchester le Oxford, this week. His re- bie ka interview, recorded in the t ches tef Guardian, sets a worthy lt t o Gandhi. Dr.
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    ST. PAUL'S RESTORED.
    103 43 the ftag a*t QW Ml* 8U 4 ft oottgrtgitfc* wkkb HOiN^ tbt cathedral to ito fttttb^ c#lUrt iai» thinks for iti iiuuvitio^ tropic frotn ttt P^tt «l At subscribe^ tMft X4s<M»o Htdbal^ r Uuu the "Fri* CbKcfc H» apwiu p^ wtrt *lto*d tot %twm,^«w4w|w« tht «HWfof»3o^p J
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    MISADVANTURE OF MURDER?
    131 43 MISADVANTURE OF MURDER? |»X-QFFICPR AOHMEP OF fcotfos, June ao. Omrtemy OfcWsb Cofcmdfr).— Captain ?."8. Gtrthrfe, Sea*** «*> officer, and one of the ma* po» 1 minent ranchers in the district, ww> i rema»de4 to4»y cm a cbtrft of mitfw 1 dcring bis sixteta-y«tr-otd son. 1 Patrij*. It wis stated that
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