Malayan Saturday Post, 6 December 1930

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    30 1 The Malayan Saturday Post ILLUSTRATED MALAYA'S LEADING PICTURE PAPER PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY VOL. VII. NO. 46. DECEMBER 6, 1930. PRICE 20 CENTS. The Malayan Saturday Post ILLUSTRATED DECEMBER 6. 1930.
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    TURNER LANDSCAPES.
    93 2 BOUGHT BY ENGLISH COLLECTORS. N\\v York, Nov. v v\ Inuamed Knglish collectors retrieved two Turner landscapes here yesterday. They paid C 585,000 for Venice the Guidecca" and G523,000 for 'St. Michael's Mount." Rembrandt^ Rabbi in Wide Cap" was sold for G$ 75,000 and Reculd's portrait of Lady Mary
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    BONFIRE OF COSTLY DRUGS.
    93 2 Shanghai, Nov. 30. Accompanied by a heavy armed guard for fear of thieves, Customs officials early v this morning transported across the river 663 lb. of heroin and 623 lb. of morphine recently seized on the steamers "Col Di -Lane" and "Crecovia," for the purpose of
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    FAMOUS WOMAN FLYEN MISSING.
    71 2 MRS. KEITH MILLER FEARED DROWNED. New York, Nov. 30. A message from Havana says ft is feared that Mrs. Keith Miller, the first woman to fly to Australia from England, has been drowned in the Gull of Florida. She started from Havana to fly to Miami
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    ENGLAND'S POPULATION
    137 2 London, Dec 1. More babies and fewer deaths with the lowest infantile morality ever recorded, are responsible for an increase of 70,000 in tlie population of England and Wales. These facts form the chief feature of the Registrar-General's report for the three months ended Sept. 30. Deaths were
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    TO STRENGTHEN THE PEACE PACT.
    135 2 PACIFIST PETITION TO PRESIDENT HOOVER. Washington, Nov. 20. A petition signed by hundreds of prominent Americans, including the lead-its; of industry and finance, famous soldiers, university presidents and bishops throughout the United States, has been forwarded to President HooTer. urging the United States Government to
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    COMMUNIST ACTIVITIES IN U.S.A.
    64 2 Washing, Nov. 30Mr. Hamilton Fish, the Chairman of the Special Committee of the Hous* of Representatives, which is investigating the Communist activities in the Un«ted States, says "The Communists arc for more extensive, more pernicious, atid better organized than I anticipated hefore the investigation began." He
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    MARSHAL PILSUDSKI RESIGNS.
    37 2 Warsaw, Not, 28. Resigning the Premiership owing W ill-health, Marshal Pilsudski has requested the President of the Republic to call on M. Slawek, the leadef of tHe Government bole, to succeed him as Premier.
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    SOVIET RUSSIA AND CHINA.
    116 2 Nanking, Nov. 30. Replying to M. Karakhan's Note, 00 the subject of the Chinese Eastern Railway, Moh Teh-hui, the Chinese representative, says "Careful perusal reveals that what you have said therein is <?ae to misunderstanding, and, in most case*, is also irrelevant. "This is especially true
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    NEW GOVERNOR OF CEYLON.
    16 2 London, I>^c Sir Graeme Thomson, Governor Nigeria, has been appointed Governor Ceylon.
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      138 2 »~n CAMERAS! HERE I S YOUR OPPORTUNITY 61 OF THEM TO CLEAR AT AN AMAZINGLY LOW PRICE. 3ix2i 4*x2* SINGAPORE PHOTO COMPANY, with F /I I lens. ...$13.50 $15.00 »-3. High St., Singapore. j F/6.8 15.00 to Please send me roll particulars of your amazing offer. I v IBdo SINGAPORE
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    WIT and HUMOUR
    602 3 ifc "You don't love me any more. W hen you see me crying now you i don't ask why." Husband "N.ny, dear, btft these i questions cost too much money." Barnes made a great mistake when i he married his typist." j Does he complain? I Yes,
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      159 3 DICTIONARIES. King's English $20.00 Collin's Modern 1.50 Collin's New Clear Type 0.60 Collin's Graphic 4.06 Collin's Pocket Pronouncing 0.60 Collin's Large Type 1.35 Collin's Gem, (fxf 0.81 Collin's Illustrated Pocket 0.60 I Chamber's Twentieth Century 4.05 I Highroads 0.81 Etc., etc. PETER CHONG CO., Educational Booksellers and Suppliers, Printers, etc.
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    Sport of The Week A MALAYAN REVIEW
    1028 4  - Sport of The Week A MALAYAN REVIEW ARGUS BY I have l>ccii browsing through the draft of the new rules fend by-laws of the >. A. F A., and those for the League and Cup and commercial competitions. They are to l>e considered at a general meeting next Friday. They
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      189 4 .r». > .n. > ..>. > ><^^.>.>«. > .>.>sv****<^^<^<. < < J .>.>.> < ..>.><->.>.><.>.>.:.><»:»> ASSETS EXCEED $.1,000,000. ASSURANCE IN FORCE OVER $38.00 C ft The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. i lno-rpurated in Straits Sktii.kmknto. HEAD OFFICE: Winchester House. Singapore. LONDON OF.-.CE: 27, Old Jewry E C The
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      251 4 SCHOOL BOOKS School Algebra by Crackney 3 Macdula>> Literary Essays 2 Key to the above Tntorial Anthmetic by Workman Key to the above School Arithmetic by H. S. HL\ First Course in Hygiene (T.P New Reponal Goegraphv By Brooka Ele. Tngnometry by H. X Students Complete Book X**> ing fF.H.)
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    TRIBUTES TO THE LATE SIR P. RAMANATHAN.
    3752 5 £T p ING REFERENCES IN OUNCIL CHAMBER. es from the Bench and Bar. G VERNOR'S MESSAGE. A Great Gentleman." th e Governor, Sir Hubert nt the following message to y A k anathan i f c and I arc deeply grieved of the
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      157 5 I DOLLAR STEAMSHIP LINE <Jnd AMERICAN MAIL LINE ROUND THE WORLD SERVICE. From SINGAPORE and PENANG via COLOMBO, SUEZ, PORT SAID, ALEXANDRIA, NAPLES, GENOA and MARSEILLES To NEW YORK and BOSTON. Regular Fortnightly Service Excellent Accommodations. NEXT SAILINGS Arr. Singapore. Leave Spore. Leave Penanf. President Garfield Dec. 8 Dec. 11
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    28 7 MARSHAL CHANG HSUEH-LIANG (LEFT) and PRESIDENT CHIANG KAI-SHEK. The two Chinese Patriots on whom high hopes are centred for the building up ot a peaceful, prosperous and powerful
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      171 9 2Ta/re yowr Doctor's Zip I BIOCITIN CHARGES YOUR BRAIN NERVE CELLS WITH ENERGY, AND SO ENSURES X AGAINST PHYSICAL AND MENTAL FATIGUE. Obtainable in powder and tablet form from first-class Dispensaries and J Str>r## of from i t HINNAM LITTLE DISPENSARY, LTD. 309, 311 313, North Bridge Boad, SINGAPORE. s
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    2243 10 PILOTS ON TEST FLIGHTS. WHEEL BRAKES FOR AEROPLANES. BARRIES STATESMEN FRiENDS. A NEW KIPLING STORY. London, Oct. v, 1030. R.A.F. High Speed Flight. The An Ministry has decided to strengthen the High-Speed Might of the Royal Air Force, and this is interpreted as an indication that the
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      100 10 T Y^ \V llHrSt EASTERN SERIES I /fy *t%/l}m N\i^^WiA'UUlfci T^HERE is more Sweetened Condensed /titH' £*If \MJ, A^ mWIkU consumed per head of popula- N mtftV J/l/ XW/^^W s ic not significant that, in this country. f\\ \W\\^^sWl^ iy|^ Sweetened Condensed Milk has stood tT j^l «N\ The reason
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    THE BLACK ASP.
    4910 12  -  LINDSAY HAMILTON NEW SERIAL STORY. BY INSTALMENT TEN. CHAPTER 21. THE BULLION TRAIN. At the rear end of an empty parcels train drawn up in a Liverpool dock station, two men stood chatting. A third jumped down from the next coach and joined them. "No stowaways, Harry,"
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      32 12 i 50 cents for 50 A first class Virginia cigarette at a price to suit all pockets. COLD SPOT 50 cents per tin of 50 MAWFACTURED BY ARDATH TOBACCO CO., LTD., LONDON.
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    LITERARY NOES.
    1513 13 Special to tlayan Saturday Post." Copyright. <» I ROMANCE OF A SAILING SHIP. London, Nov. o, 1930. v of Mr. Masetield's heart •c buried with the wreckVanderer below the quick- she lies. He loved every every block and winch tbe0 ling ship, and in The Liverpool' (Heinemann), er
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      169 13 I °yVc^V/riHrV fc> Ll 1113 tJLIL/- /Xy Yive EVERSHARPS with this reassuring; H t-v^^^r^lr II V I I 1 U >O^^''" -^^O y' XU k k k a! 1 k Tn /Tf 1 C C| I y^ < ever E vcrsnar p s arc s tnc n^ y° u I
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      360 14 ••^L\ I f H tell you how Hl^pL-^ to sleep like a top" "Used to lie auake for hours my- S s*i/ resiUss, fretful, but no more. W s^~" /'re nri*cJi#d ;rom strong, artificially W stimulating drinks to Postum. You I har§ no idea the difference it hat f Postum
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      88 14 HUNG SUNG MERCHANT TAILOR, 123, Hill Street, Phone No. 2235 SINGAPORE. MASKING TIME SB Sfcl. Sfl. NO! WEE GOING AHEAD! COME TO HUNG SUNG TAILOE WHERE FIT AND STYLE IS AB SOLUTELY GUARANTEED. Alt orders prompt) dispatch Ed, at prices that i** defy competition. £**w& So, why go else- m&J%
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    MR. & MRS. FITZMAURICE ENTERTAINED BY MALAY FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION.
    155 16 MR. MRS. FITZMAURICE ENTERTAINED BY MALAY FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION. i o i.w« w*r» th* *u#*ts of the Malay Foo tball Association last Saturday at the Mr. Mrs. H. Fitzmaurice of the British Consular Service. Java, we^e t*e guests ot me m d *y home of the President Mr. A. M. Alsajoff.
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      113 17 CrWl/TMAT ClfT/ NOW IS THE TIME TO DO YOUR XMAS SHOPPING BEFORE THB RUSHELECT AT YOUR LEISURE GIFTS TO PLEISB HOM THE LARGE VARIETY ON SHOW IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. %c it "Him" or sBe it "Her"We dave it. 4 FEW SUQGESTiONS:V>ies, Handkerchiefs, Sporting Requisites, Perfumes by Worth and Jean Patou,
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      121 17 Stands for Quality You need it!! TJ very drink of Fraser Neave** Orange -■-'Squash scores for health a brimful glass I before breakfast, another before lunch, again about 3.30 to carry you over that mid- j afternoon "low-ebb" mark. "Help yourself to health by drinking Orange Squash regularly". I Fraser
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      274 18 She has learnt feminine diplomacy and the art C a* f bridling men from her motner. Father has Jt r* spent long years in the tr °P' cs and is a a B e /^^r*^W^^ f\ when he doesn't want to be bothered denying him. fc^fc s^*^%. /Sr>V selt lhe
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    WIT AND HUMOUR.
    593 19 11 boy asked his father how said hi- lather "suppose that uarrelled with France interrupted the mother, "Eng,,/t quarrel with France!" v," he answered, but I am vpothetical instance." >lle misleading the child," <aul I I(>lher lam not," he answered. ,< V you are-" lam not." it
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      143 19 fis the way JUgto earn more ,/™^l The Remarkable I. C. S. Method makes Home Study simple, practical, and profitable. THREE THINGS EVERY MAN WANTS To make good. To have his abilities recognised. To earn more money, for money is the world's standard of a man's value and a symbol
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      135 19 THEY GAVE HIM jj _A NEW FACE...... I Edmund Lowe I in an amazing dual role in "SCOTLAND YARD" I Hunted... he wears another man's face... 4 I I takes anotlier man's name... his home. *> j 1 his WIFE! Here is an amazing pic- II I ture of love
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    Sparkles
    573 20 Being Smiles of the Week. By Quiz' Singa|x»ie u.ints Council Reform ami FuttOg \\aut> a Malayan Federation. Ipoh wants the moon and K.L. wants (or needs) a pick-me-up. As for Malacca But all in good time. The public must be patient while the Press tights it all out and
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    33 20 m m "My husband is very tenderhearted- If he thinks he has been unfair to anyone he worries about it for days." "Yes, mine's spent sleepless nights too, when he's Tefused me anything."
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    SINGAPORE AMATEUR FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION.
    4204 21 I DRAFT RULES. a tinned from previous issue.) Secretary shi.ll also keep pn>i>er i record the financial transactions i (1 Itfodfttkai, prepare the Annual „iul collect sul>scripti<»ns and |flKHtl due to the AMUCktiuU except I. Council may from time to time |Ml! a Treasurer (honorary or
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      COUNCIL REFORM.
      293 22 The general committee of the Straits Settlements (Singapore) Association are to meet on Tuesday next, with an interesting agenda, the nu>>t important item in which is "Council Reform." They will have to consider what steps the Association shall take following; Upon the- asseinMinjj of the views of various
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      THOSE HOME AENTS.
      244 22 Mr Farrer, President of the Singapore Municipality, somewhat prematurely produced his "swan song at the last meeting of the Commissioners. The time- for farewells to 1* said merely official and not personal ones, happily— is not yet. Mr. Farrer has bctfl very successful and very distinguished Mayor
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    THE R 101 DISASTER.
    168 22 DR. ECKENER'S THEORY. [Reuters Service.] London, Dec. 4. When the Kioi enquiry was resumed today I)r. Kckciier, the designer of the Grmf-ZepfUtn, entered the witness box and as a result of his study of the evidence "reconstructed" the airship's sudden steep dive as follows- The weather
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    AMERICA'S SEVEN MILLION UNEMPLOYED.
    33 22 [Reuters Service] Washington, Dec. 4. Mr. Green, Labour Federation President, estimates unemployed at 4,c5b0,000 and that they will exceed 7,000,000 in February if the present rate of increase continues.
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    BAN ON U. S. IMMIGRATION.
    31 22 [Reuters' Service.] Washington, Dec. 3. Mr Johnson, Chairman of the House <>f Representatives Immigration Commission, to-day introduced a Bill to suspend all immigration for five years.
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    MR. BENNETT AND MR. THOMAS FRIENDS.
    90 22 [RfUTKft's Slavics. London, Dc j Mr. J. H. Thomas, Secretary ol Stale for Dominion Affairs, was ani< host of friends bidding farewell t j, c Hon. R. B. Bennett, the Cfci tdiai Premier, who to-day left for bomt, Mr. Thomas said, "Mr. Bennett am
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    NATIONAL COAL STRIKE AVERTED.
    194 22 MINER'S CONFERENCE DECISION. [Renter's Service.] London, Dec The National Conference of the Miners' Federation to-day rejected the proposal for a national coal strike by 230,000 votes 209,000. London, Dec. 4. The coal situation remains critical Mr. Mac Donald, Mr. Graham (President of the Board of Trade),
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    FRENCH GOVERNMENT RESIGNS.
    117 22 [Reuters* Strvice.] Paris, Dec. 4The Government was defeated hi the j Senate to-night by 147 votes to 1 the Opposition interpellation on the Government's policy. The Govff» ment's resignation is involved. M. Tardieu has resigned. Tfie resignation of the Government followed on a most dramatic debate 1
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      108 22 If you! hair is stubborn conquer it with J\ KEEPS THE HAIR IN PLACE MM T/i ipi I tut I? V.3 MENNEN Guards Baby's Sleep. Protect your baby from the unseen menaces: Moisture, Friction and Infection. These three enemies inflame tender skins, ipoiling baby* I health- and growth-producing sleep. In
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      14 22 r i mm fORMAMINT Tit Gcra-kniiaf TkrMt tell* At all Che mvt and Stortß
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    SOVIET REFORMATION?
    29 23 RgOtßt'l SKBVICK.I t-Cliinese conference hu* ,n f »r their further work. nittees haw l>een established Chinese Kastern Railway tnmerckl relations and the tH l A iliploinatic relations.
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    "THE GAMEST LOSER."
    43 23 IKcutcr's Service.] New York, Dec. 4. v alter lias presented to Sir ton a pold loving cup subis admirers in the I'nited tc s ins ibed "to the gamcst loser in .f si*>rt and bearing in ign o| America's Cup.
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    TROUBLESOME AFRIDIS.
    53 23 I Reiner's Service.] Peshawar, Dec. 4. Will. Adjutant of the Sikh has been killed by Afridis l the Jhansi Brigade, while irning to camp after acting eovei 118 t" r^ or tr<H>ps en^jaffed ,aking in the Akakhel plain. L X,- en! checked the Afridis who to have suffered,
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    LARSHAL PILSUDSKI AS WAR MINISTER.
    31 23 LARSHAL PILSUDSKI AS WAR MINISTER. I[ Neuter's Service Warsaw, Dec. 4. fbt new Cabinet is formed mostly of hands with M. Slavek ink Minister), M Zaleski (Foreign md Marshal Pilsudski (War).
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    UARANTINE SERVICE AT CHINESE PORTS.
    51 23 UARANTINE SERVICE AT CHINESE PORTS. I Kl utct's Service.] X hinaii, Director of the Hcaltli i the League <>f Nations has B na. He has lven invited by H Chi Govcmtncnl in connection -animation of quarantine k\- at Chinese ports. The scheme B^itk- i^rioclical visits by the V S i
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    EARTHQUAKE IN RANGOON.
    34 23 IK outer's Service.] Rangoon, Dec. 4 ;6 iK.-ople have been killed injured in an earthquake. 1 tlit district of Plui which riootly affected. The raillandalay to BaSfOOfl is not tal places.
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    EMERGENCY COMMITTEE?
    105 23 EMERGENCY COMMITTEE? I Outer's Service.] London, Dec. 4. c tfmnj?es in the machinery of "Went and their policy to deal resent economic situation is 1 a manifesto, which, it is y Labour Members of the 'unions have signed and the f which is attributed to Sir Oswald Mosley. The memorandum
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    SPANISH EDITOR'S ATTEMPT TO SHOOT GENERAL.
    98 23 SPANISH EDITOR'S ATTEMPT TO SHOOT GENERAL. [Reuters Service.] Madrid, Dec. 3. Joaquiu Llizo, the political editor of the independent Liberal newspaper, El Soi, nred a revolver at the Prime Mini* tcr, General Berenguer, who was receiving journalists to give them a communique regarding the Cabinet CouncilGeneral Uerenguer, who was not
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    SCHNEIDER TROPHY.
    99 23 BRITAIN, FRANCE AND ITALY TO PARTICIPATE. [Reuters Service.] London, Dec. 3. In the House of Commons, in reply to questions, Mr. P. Montague, the Tiidcr Secretary for Air, confirmed the statement that the British, French and Italian Aero Clul* have readied agreement regarding the regulations which arc- to
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    A SECOND CHAMBER NEEDED FOR INDIA.
    533 23 London, Now A plea lor second chambers in the Provinces and the retention of special representation for the landlords was nude by Nawab Jamshed Ali Khan, addressing the Bast India Association. He maintained that the moderating influence of a second chainlxr was a need
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    BURMA TO BE SEPARATED FROM INDIA.
    55 23 BURMA TO BE SEPARATED FROM INDIA. London, Dec. i. The fadia Round Table Conference, meeting in committee', approved tli*-' principle <»f the •eparation <>f Bnrma from India They appointed n*cial committee to consider conditions which would enable Burma t<> be leparated [roan India <>n equitable term*, and recommend the best
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      140 24 "A LADY SURRENDERS" From John Erskine's Novel "SINCERITY" Conrad Nagel, Genevieve Tobin and Rose Hobart. Sow screening to packed houses at the REGAL LONDON. SEE IT NOW AT THE ALHAMBRA It's 31 Universal 1931 Production. Coming Shortly At The ALHAMBRA. BUSTER KEATON TALKS AND SINGS IN HIS FIRST ALL TALKING
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    LIBERALS' WORK PLANS.
    326 26 lOO.OCO FAMILY FARMS The unemployment relict' proposals framed by Mr. Lloyd George and his associates were published this week. The ■chtmff h.ivi been rtJTnimrii with the < tovernment. It is revealed thai whereas the Liberals advocated a two-yean' programme of road work>. which would involve the expenditure
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    THE CHIEF SCOOT TALKS.
    714 26  -  Lt. Gen. Lord Baden-Powel THE FIREMAN'S BADGE. 18/ of Gilwell). Amongst the seventy Proficiency Badues which Scouts can choose from there ire a number which we call the Public Service Badge*. These are the ones which ;ire useful for you to. get, not only in order
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    SWEET DAINTY AND INNOCENT
    221 26 HER NAME IS ROSE There alwayi lecmi U> bt s .ii! iggm to flowers ill httl, their daintiness, their sweet n.--innocence Perhaps that has lrcH •nanv mothers lo give their p s a^iej flo\\er-nanie>, even when the names has dictated otherwise. cnM tnay fragilely daint and
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      121 28 SINGAPORE HU A PA 0 I I NOW W MORE PROFUSELY ILLUSTRATED A THAN EVER BEFORE CONTAINING THE LATEST NEWS IN PICTURES FROM CHINA V* READ JL EVERYWHERE IN MALAYA l\ Advertising Subscription Rates JIJL tn application to the Publisher's Agents THE PHU-YIK PRESS. 0 240 South Bridge Road, Slngaport
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      214 28 I ;H<> !Ho! P BISCUITS i RECLYKOL 4 1 is a great cure for DIABETES. It was shown upon chemical analysis that the quantity of sugar and acetone in the urine ot patients after a few days treatment with i this preparation was reduced to a minimum, if no 1
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    INTER-PORT SHOOT WON BY SHANGHAI.
    185 29 nore had hard iuck in losing the nter nort <*hnnt tu* g inter-port Shoot. The condpt.ons were against Singapore owinj to the intense heat and consequent poor visibility- SELANGOR EPWORTH LEAGUES. Inspector H. J. Spinks, S.S.P. who was the best marksman. The Singapore Team. Sergt.
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    FIRST ANNUAL GIRLS' SPORTS DAY.
    48 30 The wedding of Mr. See Thio Soo and Miss Poh Kirn Eng, third daughter of Mr. Mrs. Poh Cheng Tee. Photographs taken at the First Girls' Sports Meeting organised by the Kuala Lumpur Y.W.C.A. and held at the Victoria Institution padang last mont...
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      105 31 II Hiqli Grade x^t USED FOR EASE lO < SO J AND > <k V SUITABLE FOR \jtf SEASON'S GIFT. d( The.c are the qaalltles of /f V V PILOT DESK SET. THE PILOT DESK SET. Price:— $6.50 to $25.00 complete. Colonr- White Onyx, Italian Marble, Black, Yellow, Etc. THE
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      48 33 Christmas is Coming! I Do not forget your folks or friends abroad. Give them something to remember you. I Why not present them with a Camera? We can supply all you needs. Make your I selectionfrom WAHHENfiJ CO., 95, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. (Opposite Adelphi Building) 7445. "PHOTOSTORE SINGAPORE"
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      106 34 Extra weight in Probak Blades gives that hollow ground rigidity Blades I formed from one continuous ribbon of steel, ground, honed and finished j in a tingle continuous operation —so that every blade must have 1 the sanjt perfect edge. Probujc blades fit two-edged safety razors 1 Price. $0.75 per
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    LABOUR PARTY SPLIT.
    195 35 London, Nov. 22. The smouldering discontent of the left wine over "the Government*! compromise! with capitalism/ 1 which has been made evident l\v disciplinary meetings of tlie Parliamentary Labour Party to chastise disloyalty, burst into flame at a Glasgow meeting <»f the "Big Five" Clydeside Lalvnir members.
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    WHY LORD CURZON LET INDIA.
    150 35 ANNOYANCE TO FOREIGN Disagreement With Cabinet A lieu explanation of the reason for Lord Cur/on's. resignation of the Vicemvnlty was given by Lord Middleton (Secretary of State for India, 1903*5) in a speech at GuiMford to-day. Ik- said Lord Hulfour, l>efore his death, desired him
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      87 35 TUNG CHOY Merchant Tailor I 23-11 Coleaian Street. SINGAPORE Our \vi\ X P ert BCntters t \f J Will make your (\J clothes really fit I l i you and give yon k that quiet confidy v/ViPlffl^J ne e n sulilnt! CI i IsuKi ro— «°rrect clothes rißla of distinctive
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      290 36 YOU MUST SEE THIS VERY ATTRACTIVE TWO-SEATER AUSTIN 7 i i iI >k I n 1 1 i^^ai r t i-»cjp^^^_l aMn^*' Price $1,395. SE/VD FOR CATALOGUE NO OBLIGATION. BORNEO MOTORS LTD. Singapore, Penang, Taiping, Ipoh Kuala Lumpur. Estate 8 Trust Agencies (1927) Limited. A TRUST COMPANY REGISTERED UNDER THE
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      174 36 your teeth stronger, whiter, healthier with KALZANA Dr. H F.B.W. writes in the "S.A. Medical Record "t "Who:, over that ii evidence oi dttfoncti n ;n the body, uhum [km iv cootf*utin| factor." Lack of calcium rme) not only caum a leneral weaker** oi the lystem, irritability o< the nerv,
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    RUGBY MALAYA COMMAND VS. JOHORE.
    178 37 SINGAPORE'S FIRST AUTOMATIC TRAFFIC SIGNAL. o-a a a n A Stamford Road The signal work, itself in th t following cycle of operations:— When a Installed at the junction of North Bridge B"*™**^ °ne on the road near the signal an amber light will shortly
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    RUGBY SCOTLAND VS. THE REST.
    172 38 Photograph taken at a Farewell Party given at "Beachcroft", Tanjong Bungah on 22nd. Nov., 1930 to Mr. Ji S. Hodson, Manager, Messrs. Guthr.e Limited, Penang, on the occasion of his transfer to K.L. office. g Left to right, standing: C. Hong He, K. Poon Hun,
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      93 39 SCOTT MONUMENT. Dejifn«d h> (Jrorf c Mfii.lc Kem^ B<nruth tht can»[r/ Is a JMOtc ol Sir Walter Scott with his dog Maida," by Sir John Smcl You can pay your friend no greater compliment than to suggest his taste i is educated to the highest standard of Scotch Whisky and
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      144 40 I THE I FAMOUS AMBROSIA i *> PURE j > I CO^ X I r A A Tbe nectar of tbe gods Pi ice 99 cents per Ib Special 1 ates for dealer*. «> X I Z PATTARA I t (EsUblisbed 1904) v 52, HIGH STREET J P 1 iLES
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      343 40 I choice christmasl I Gins i CHOICE CHRISTMAS CARQU (S.P.C.K. and MOWBR YSj j Price 6 cts., 10 cts., 15 :s., I 20 cts., 30 cts. &45 cts. n. 1 MOWBRAY'S CHURCHNUN'S KALENDAR FOR 1931 Con. taining Table of Daily L< ons. V Pocket size 10 cents ea«. MOWBRAY'S ANGLO.
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      THE BENEFICENT INFLUENCE OF APPRECIATION.
      945 41 THE BENEFICENT INFLUENCE OF APPRECIATION. trcf actor, who had made a great ioa on the London stage, visited with his company- He was t0 appear in a series of perfor- to be held in the principal cities Inited States. But he was unto the American public, and the hich he
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      THE FELLOWSHIP OF SAINTS.
      667 41 THE PERFECT UNITY. Ideal of The Church. All the New Testament descriptions of heaven tell us of the great number of thott who inhabit it. However we may interpret the lx>ld symbolism employed, it is plainly affirmed that there are an innumerable company of all peoples
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      PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICES
      407 41 Be Always Recollected. It may t>e that we have necessary work to do before Holy Communion, work that cannot be postix>ned, and it may be that this is the case each day. Hut even then we must be recollected, entirely recollected. Do not let us say "It
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    SPIRITUAL GROWTH.
    1808 42 The following sermon was preached in Si. Paul's Cm i!. T by the RevOn! Mayr.e. <r of Cr-wic'. Thai we n i np in all things Him— even Christ. Ephesians ?v, Growth is a principle t tile. In our physical life, the early days of it. it is
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    94 42 Love And Pain. The heart in love with its doiiiu^ infinitely to love, see-, notwithstanding, that it cau liei'' ye nor desire luifidently. And this :re which cannot come to effect is a- J flrt in the side of noble spirit; j pain which proceeds from it is P because
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      193 42 from i^P Blood impoverished TZtlre N#F by the heat-Needs Building up anew! Constant, excessive perspiration thin- the blood, reduce* vitality and depletes the energy of even the strongest man. The accompanying dtscomfcrt and irritation effect the nerves and. in consequence the liv.r and digestive organs. But men must work through
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    HINDU-MOSLEM DISCUSSIONS BREAK DOWN.
    433 43 HINDU-MOSLEM DISCUSSIONS BREAK DOWN. Pc riON OF MINORITIES D greement Over Provincial Representation. i London, Dec- i. .r« llc ersations between the Hindu M cm Kound Table delegates has H there has been separate Mos->n-Moslem constituencies for ing Provincial Legislatures. The H us now demand J oint olect orato h
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    RELIEF FOR UNEMPLOYMENT.
    69 43 RELIEF FOR UNEMPLOYMENT. ROp D AMERICAN LOAN FOR D UBLIC WORKS. New York, Dec. i. erity loan" of $1,000,000, to n r:v listing economic trouble is The emergency committee, including numerous bankers and business men, will ask Congress, which reassembles to-day, to authorise the loan for new public buildings, roads
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    BURMA.
    328 43 QUESTION OF SEPARATION FROM INDIA. London, Dec 1. It is understood that delegates from Burma to the Indian Round Table Conference will ask for early consideration of the question of the separation of Burma at a meeting of a committee of the whole conference to be held this afternoon.
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    CONTROL OF MANCHURIAN REVENUES
    92 43 CONTROL OF MANCHURIAN REVENUES Shanghai, Nov. 3"The "North China Daily New? publishes a message from Nanking statin? that the Minister of Finance, Mr. T. V. Soong, lias arrived at a complete understanding with Marshal Chang Hsueh•liang regarding the control of 'he Manchurian revenues. In addition, arrangements have beer, made regarding
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    SAFEGUARDING OF WORLD PEACE.
    300 43 THE GENERAL ACT OF ARBITRATION. Nov. 30. The Foreign Secretary, Mr. Arthur Henderson, speaking at Cardiff yesterday, referred to the situation regarding disarmament. Under the terms of the General Act of Arbitration which, he indicated, the Government were accepting, «very dispute would be referred to an
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    U.S.A. AND WORLD COURT.
    175 43 PRESIDENT HOOVER'S DECISION Washington, Nov. 38. President Hoover has announced that the Protocol for America's adbeiente to» the International Court of Justice at The Hague will be submitted to th- Senate and Congress in the coming session. Mr. William Nuckles Doak has bee* appointed Secretary for
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