Malayan Saturday Post, 1 August 1931

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    22 1 UNKNOWN JVOL. VIII. NO. 28. MALAYA'S LEAD! NO PICTURE PAPER PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY. AUGUST 1, 1931. PRICE 20 CENTS. AUGUST 1. 1931.
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    THE HORTICULTURAL SHOW.
    333 2 One of the features of the Malayan Inhibition to be held at Kuala Lumpur from August ist to 3rd will be the Horticultural Show, which will be held on the opening day of the Exhibition. The sub-committee responsible for the horticultural Show offer every facility to exhibitors.
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    183 2 One of the features ol this jeer'a Malayan Exhibition is to be the exhibition of propaganda films by the Medical Department, the Co-operative Peperttnent tad the Agricultural Jkpertaaeaf. A large exhibition hall few been erected m the exhibition grows** and afgmt wtti be given each qjjjAjfrom 7 f.nf. to
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    SUMMER TIME DANGERS.
    303 2 The hot season is the danger time to health. Extremes of heat and humidity impose a strain on the human system and m consequence the resisting power to disease is lowered. During such times, the cooling and cleansing effect of an occasional aperient it an excellent safeguard.
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    125 2 Arrangements have been made fot the special exhibit of the Fisheries Department to be staged at the forthcoming Malayan Exhibition m Kuala Ltinptii'. The exhibits include both fresh and sea fish. In the former category are included Chinese carp, "Kulai" fish, "Sepat Slam" and mosquito eating fish. Live specimens
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      103 2 I Jrue -Orange I SQUEEZE TtfJF FIhEST OF ALL OJUNQE DRINKB. ILJI O /I €P < Iff fl ttMtsirt tor ttir f i<iiff itii Ptptilir iMftd Water Works Lid. 20. 28 80. Clmmi G«#m 9t«**t. 81NOAPOMI. Sp lilnlHlll lr 1 9RPp#ip wffpnifrioM H4TA I B VMttte &^^h Oh^^^ i I
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    The Malavan Saturday Post
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    WIT and HUMOUR
    619 3 I'm no: the same man as I was ten years ago Who aci\ you ten years ago?" They had new neighbours, and the I wife was very interested m them. A few days after 'hey arrived, she rented 11 They seem to Ik- a very devoted couple,
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      140 3 OPTIMISM!! Will Carry Yon Through THE TRADE DEPRESSION !l OPTIMISTIC Let Us clear that Mist away. Our Professional Services are available from I) a.m. to H i». in daily OCIMSTS' PK INSCRIPTIONS PROMPTLY KXKCI'TKI) H. LAZARUS ff CO. Consulting Opticians 3, Capitol Building Singapore. Tel 2751. WEE BROS. UNDERTAKERS Monumental
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    CHRISTENING OF GIANT AIRSHIP.
    1319 4 .V ron, Ohio, r >.A. Witlnu u-,ii hollow half-egg shell of a building, the centei oi America*! unship activities, visiting celebrities, high government, Artnj and Navy officials gathered at Akron, Ohio, I'.S.A. to witness the christening <( f tile vdant airship, U.S.S. Akron, 'lie world's largest
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    BACKACHES AND THFIR CAUSES.
    285 4 Many, peoplci when the) exp I an aihe 01 pain m the small I back, immediately Jump lo the c I m«mi tha« iQtncthing BUMt be I with their kidiuys. This, as am I will agree, is m m«»>; cases an I eiroßeoui idea. In not
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    73 4 for tlic I". S. Army. In 1014, Good car obtained the American rights to the Herman Zeppelin patents and a group of German experts headed by Dr. Karl Arnstein, now vice-president and chief engineer of the Goodyear-Zeppelin Corporation were brought to Akron. In 1928, Goodyear-Zeppelin was' awarded a contract for
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      236 4 |R?I STRONG HEALTHY MEN T^j|4> WOMEN andCHILDREN jt VV^a/ J Constant Weakness, lack of energy, vitality and langour can *^J/ r generall> b traced back to the condition of the blood. It is either through insurhcient blood or blood of poor quality. SANG-CRIv is of exceptional benc fkt most efficient
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    Sparkles
    544 5 Being Smiles of the Week. By Quiz!' c's another holiday. Let's revel of the hag. The gaff has been blown. fiortfH the slump for a week- And so forth. c thing won't run away (worse It'll 1*; there waiting for us on fuesd; v all right. optimists, I note,
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    CANTON ALLIANCE WITH REDS.
    92 5 CANTON ALLIANCE WITH REDS. Nanchang, July 26. Should I fail I shall seek death m order to redeem myself m the eyes of the country," declares Chiang Kai-shek m a circular telegram wherein he stresses the necessity for exterminating the Communists, crushing the Canton rebellion and suppressing the revolt of
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    ANTI-CLERICAL WAR IN MEXICO.
    186 5 ANTI- CLERICAL WAR IN MEXICO. Yen Cruz, July 26. The Governor, <>f Vera Cnu vm wounded and several persons killed, four churches were burned to the ground and martial law has been declared m consequence of a religious war following an attempt to enforce a State law severely limiting the
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      101 5 il I The Supertwist Cord B Carcass is superioi m Vltality and lon life rlTi ivi PSn Under a continued flexffvl rv l/H iD^ or sudden road Dl/I M^ KB snock where ordinary J^r^ WCI l/\j MH cords fatigue or snap, J/1 r\H c extrae as^ic Super nCJ I/\| Ufl«
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      93 6 B C \W TH&x^- 'I M E VC o H E n fej^uUM.- Hi JJ SOL£" AOENTB JJ Naina Mohamed Sons Singapore Knala Loapar. < > SJ B^L\ BAI BBv MELTROPE HI SOUND BOX Patented flexible Attachment to Tone Arm giving controlled flexibility to soundbox, perfect fitting to Standard Tone
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    JOHORE MILITARY FORCES RIFLE MEETING, 1931.
    111 7 Winners of the "Royal Johore' Challenge Cup "D" Eurasian Coy., S.V.C. Seated (from left to right) Sgt. F. M. Grosse, 2nd Lt. C. B. Webb (Team Captain). Standing Sgt. C. A. de Souza, Cpl. J. M. Galistan, Pte. R. E. Perreau, L Cpl. A.
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    SURVIVORS OF H. M. SUBMARINE "POSEIDON" IN SINGAPORE.
    149 7 The survivors of H. M. Submarine "Poseidon" were met by the Rev. C. J. Brown (Seamen's Chaplain) when they were m port last week. A very successful picnic to Changi was arranged for them and all agreed thai the outing was most
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    THE WORLD'S LARGEST AIRSHIP.
    227 8 An account ot the Christening Ceremony of "Akron" the world's largest Airship performed by Mrs. Hoover, wife of the American President. *j|| found on page 4 of this issue. I SDAFASDF DSF DSAF DSF F F A front view of the Goodyear-Zeppelin hangar with the giant
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      467 9 a Here's How! I CARLSBERC! •j MSi Lcok at the head ol a giasg oi CarlfeberK tsb£^ ard then drink de» ply cf its invipcrati? r .> J jll^ contents. Experierce ihe comfortable tH 11 thirst querthirtr elfects-nt^ you will B cShI ordfir CARLSBERC always. Obtairablein *I Bottles (r on
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      106 9 WING YIK ft REMOVED TO 96, South Bridge Road, Singapore. Ik "CHINA JADE HOUSE" Wholesale and Retail RIGHT PRICES CORRECT GOODS For outstation Cwth mers Cash uith Order. A t "SPECIFIC FOR DIABETEB"J J Dr. Wlnkler's "DIABETON'T" $2 per bottle or $20 per dozen. <♦ t f X Sincere's "Special
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    ANNE ALONE.
    5383 10  -  M. Erskine Fraser I OUR NEW SERIAL STORY: By e^»— INSTALMENT FIVE. Amu- and Anthon) Berringlon are the youngest representatives oi an old Liverpool slii) pin:; lainih Their motlu-i is dead, and 'hey have been brought op by I rich, indifferent father. Anthony has JUS* left Oxford and
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      152 10 Cinemas aboard ship m I I FIRST KIN cinemas are shown I regular!) on every voyage of the I President Liners .This is just one I of the service features we provide I to make \our Irip more enjoyable. I DOLLAR STEAMSHIP LINES I and AMERICAN MAIL LINE I I
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      42 11 FIRST PRWE $250 SECOND PRWB $100 A THIRD PR WE $50 anil consolation <^1 awards. competition 7 t*^^^ ncx^ month. jP* B,« .Ub 11. «re«" r«0«"»»- Mrt JEFFREY'S aJSrAft- Ui E M Harper, Ciifillan Co.. Ltd.. BJ^ F.M.S. Malacca. Iv r* i
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      364 12 Frankly, mT^ now f Don't you think that too I I much tannin, the drug m L I your usual mealtime drink, I^V^ *40^ I is bad for you? If you were I more moderate, wouldn't you feel better-sleep better? i^^^ ~^j Then why not switch off 7 once or
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      175 12 THE HAIR IN PtACI You, too, can have neat, smarr nair you m* best. Stacomb is a marvelous, Even though your hair is dry, light/ invisible cream. It wiry or unruly, Stacomb will makes the hair naturally luskeep it m place and greatly trous. Non-greasy/non-stain-improve your personal ap- ing, Stacomb
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    "MALAYA" CUP MATCH-SINGAPORE vs. MALACCA.
    25 14 The teams m the "Malaya" Cup Match between Malacca and Singapore which ended m a draw. Snaps of the spectators.
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    PADDON—FLETCHER WEDDING.
    111 14 PADDON— FLETCHER WEDDING. Mis< Ev A hp r Paddon, A C.A., of the Audit Office, Singapore, younger son of Mr. and Mrs. Tilney Paddon, of Forest Hill. London, and I Bride was Jivph aw a YOU h ge £i da ffh er f a d MrS Fletcher of Bognor Regis,
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      210 15 I n different H I 'The cream of speed'— the foam at a ship's bows, dies down as she enters port cbe't Komg slow I The process of producing "Grand Macnish" whiaky is necessarily slow. For I seven lottjon, at least, it is matured. 'Going slow' m maturing is one
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      262 15 Stands ,oro**m^ Qua i y PS"* f it! Just Jaste it! HERE'S a vivacious newcomer for your refrigerator and your table. ..that familiar health drink. ..orange juice. ..in a lively new role partnered with grape fruit. From the moment you flick the cap from your first bottle. ..you'll decide that
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      157 16 J HAVE YOU TRIED J y I flW^'Jlil^ H *EGD. TRADe MAKK I These papers are now proving 'I I their perfect reliability all over the I j world by giving excellent results I under the most adverse conditions. JJo| o Write for samples of any grade you may desire.
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    Our London Letter
    2556 17 ■THE NAVY'S MOTOR CRUISER. ■M (I A PIONEER OF AFRICAN I JUNGLES. JB BRITISH PETROL DISCOVERY. I CAREERS FOR BOYS AND I GIRLS. I London, June 26, 1931. Bc-e A A Traffic. Owing tin congestion of air traffic I Stag Lane Aerodrome, a one-way Bsy^cn: has l^en
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      303 17 for ALL HIGH CLASS SPORTS GOODS I /?/GAYr PRICES ALWAYS GO TO "s: roysons, THE MALAYAN SPORTS DEPOT, 111, NDRTH BBID6E KOAB. SINGAPORE. i 1,, SCHOOL BOOKS. School Algebra by Crackney U-os Macanlaya Literary Baaaya i.» Key to the abore *3« Tutorial Arithmetic by Workman 3 5* Key to the
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      250 18 VOL//? CLOTHES ARREST ATTENTION TRY TUNG CHOY (BtUbli*h«d ilgg). The well known Master Tailor A VluK patronized by' X V7\ Europeans a n d|; I Vij Asiatics m Town r 1 WHERE 111 CUt Yli& Sl>;c h J|| are Guaranteed. J !j| Money refunded tj; if not satisfied *k PHONE
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    DEFINITIONS.
    156 19 A flappw is a young girl who wottM get off than get <>n. 5 tidal is any conversation l>ctweeu more women ode i> a light-headed girl. bachelor is oiie who has succeeded k encouraging the right girl to him marry her. married man is one who has a \vo-
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    Wit and Humour.
    232 19 I fa***- ♦♦*VWWr W X U horn page 3). said I m not food «>f i women, and can get along ithodt it. When I'm m a parrot can convene <**> is one of the weaker sex, j s much more satisfactory a lk. Then, when I
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    FASHION FORECAST.
    298 19 BLACK VELVET ENSEMBLE. Pay Wrav, who is appearing m Para- a mount's "The Conquering Horde," fr recently wore I gown m Uie new .11 fashion which boasted a flared >kirt and form-fitting bodice. The dreai is without ornamentation, but Mi^» Wrav hai added torojoiee satin acarf which she
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      118 19 I Vicwm** To- Night ALHAMBRA MARLBOROUGH SIMULTANEOUSLY ERADER HORN THE MOST STUPENDOUS ACHIEVEMENT IN THE HISTORY OF MOTION PICTURES! WITH HARRY CAREY EDWINA BOOTH DUNCAN RENALDO DIRECTED BY W. S. VAN DYKE A METBO-GOLDWYN -MAYEB MIRACLE PICTIBE. ALHAMBRA AIIQUSt 10 T/"^w'*f, 111 l! l IS.OM if^^ ill n^^i i^j" w
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    The Malayan Saturday Post. August 1 1931. THE TIN TANGLE.
    331 20 The Malayan Saturday Post. August 1 1931. THE TIN TANGLE. A very serious position has arisen m :onnectioii with tin control m Malaya. Someone has blundered, and there has naen. an excess production of four housand tons. This country is irre.rievably committed to fulfilment of Us >bligations under the ijuota
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    EDUCATION IN MALAYA.
    249 20 There is a revival of controversy oil an interesting and important issue whether education m Malaya should be controlled l>y a professional educationist or (a> up to the present) by a Civil Servant with no definite training m educational matters. We are surprised that there should l>e
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    THE "MALAYA" FOOTBALL CUP FINAL.
    176 20 THE "MALAYA" FOOTBALL CUP FINAL. The "Malaya" Football Cup Final between Singapore and Perak was expected to conic off this evening at Kuala Lumpur. The Singapore Football Association i ppears to have taken i 4 for granted 'hat the match was fixed for to-day whereas the F.M.S. people appear to
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    SPECIAL CLASS TO AMERICAN MAIL LINE STEAMERS ON THE PACIFIC.
    275 20 SPECIAL CLASS TO AMERICAN MAIL LINE STEAMERS ON THE PACIFIC. A cable has been received m SiugalK>re from the American Mail Line Often m Seattle ■Msiag that the famous Trans-lacific President Liners of the American Mail Line will offer Special Class accommodations to the travelling public, the new service to
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    HELPING THE COTTON TRADE.
    177 20 [Reuter's Service.] London, July ;i A scheme for the regulation of the Lancashire cotton t.rade, including the Bgyptin and American sections, with a view to preventing the present excessive and uneconomic internal competition has been circulated among Meul>ers by the Federation of Master Cotton Spinners Associations.
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    THE PRINCE IN A MOTOR CAR ACCIDENT.
    63 20 .Renter's* Service.] I London, July I A.s the Mace of Wales was leavitg II Sunningdale (iolf Club, his car collided I with another one on the main road m I which there were two ladies. Both ars I were damaged. The I*rince alii:
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    LORD KYLSANT CONVICTED.
    230 20 TO APPEAL AGAINST SENTENCE [Renter's Service.] London, July Lord Kylsant Ifas been Pound ami sentenced to twelve monthi h sonnient m the second division n a charge of issuing a debenture pros] false m material particular. TV 1 and the Auditor, Mr. Morland acquitted <>v 'he charge
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    MR. FORD'S MILLENNIUM
    168 20 SIX MONTHS OF OUTDOOR LIFE FOR WORKERS. Detroit Mr. Henry Pond forecasts the millennium for the factory worker, with six months indoors and six niorii. doors yearly, if his gigantic experiment for growing m the fields (be products needed for industry proves a mccess Mr. Ford has
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    BRITONS SWEEP THE BOARD.
    65 21 I |N BELGIAN MOTOR-CYCLE ■|N GRAND PRIX. I B#l I."' M ()t(>r c y clc Grand .V. „>day the 250 CC. ivoii »>> Mellors (Britain) ofl machine. £Q t class wa> won by m:X^ i uiin) ;in :xcelsi i r C.C N l- iSS Wils von
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    AMAZING ATTACK ON THE POPE.
    93 21 London, July 19. 'The arrest and condeinna- f th< foiesworn Italian Achille H I pc) and his accomplices simple nperr.tion for a lepion I on the Pope was circuI th m Florence as protest I encyclical atones have been arrestI be tried by the Special
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    CALCUTTA JUDGE ASSASSINATED IN COURT.
    102 21 Calcutta, July 27. Mr. Justice Garlick, senior judge of be Alipore suburb of Calcutta, was court. The assassin was dead by i*>lice officers. Mr. k's assailant, after firing fruitessly from the far end of the court, bshed into the witness l*>x and fired v 't
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    CANCER DIAGNOSIS.
    141 21 SUCCESSFUL TESTS OF NEW SYSTEM. London, July aB. British Empire Cancer Campaign horities have been investigating the by Dr. Bendien of Ziest, Holland, 1 ye <liscovered I method of diaguosncer. As I result of tests made -'ate that Dr. Bendieu's discovery rs to "mark I definite advance m
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    FLIGHT TO TOKIO AND BACK.
    280 21 FLIGHT TO TOKIO AND BACK. AMERICAN AIRMEN'S BID. [Renter's Service. J London, July -Ji>- After a few hours dw at Lympne Miss Amy Johnson departed for Berlin cii route to Tokio at 1.30 this morning, weiring no hat or helmet and takiug the minimum amount of luggage. She is flying
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    GERMAN MINISTERS TO VISIT ITALY.
    34 21 fßeuter's Service] Berlin, July 30. D,s Bnteoing and Ciirtius are probably proceeding to Rome on either Wednesday or Thursday next fa response to the invitation fn>,n the Italian Government.
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    ANOTHER MERGER.
    27 21 New York, July 30. St<>ok bolder* of the Vacctm Oil Company have approved of the proposed merger with the Standard Oil Company >f Xew York.
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    MR. LLOYD GEORGE.
    104 21 OPERATION ON LIBERAL LEALER. [Reuter's Service.] London, July 28. An operation 00 Mr. U<>yd OcoTfie will be necessary m order to remove the causes of the haematuria. His general condition is good. London, July 29. Mr. Lloyd George was successfully operated upon early this morning m London.
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    THE CHIFE SCOUT TALKS.
    631 22  -  Lord Baden-Powell (TIPS. j (By Lt. Gen. of Gilwell). One of 'lie things about which we, ill the ScouU, are very particular i> no: to accept "tips." A res! >o>ut will never take monej even it ii b offered him unless it i^ pay foi work
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    FRANCE RETAINS DAVIS CUP.
    126 22 Paris. July 20. The drizzk increased as the deciding Davis dip match between Oochet and Terry proceeded and it is questionable whether such a decisive match should have been played. The crowd protested a> the players slithered about. Perry after leading 4 1 m the tirst
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    CHARING CROSS BRIDGE.
    175 22 London. July SI. The London County Council u>-day decided to promote another Bill m li;ilianicni for the construction of a i:ew bridue at dialing CrOM, at a cost <>' ,(]i .2,500,000. An Advisory Committee was appomfad after the reject ioji of the previous Bill by Parliament, to
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    OUSTRIC FINANCIAL SCANDALS.
    82 22 FRENCH SENATE SITS AS HIGH COURT. London, July 11. Paris.— Two hundred and eighty-two Senators sat ai High Court of Justice this afternoon to try four well-known politicians, MM. Raoul Peret, exMinister of Finance, ReiK- Besnard. exAml assador to Rome. Vidal and Favre, ex-l'ndei -Secretaries, tor their
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    GERMANY'S PROBLEMS.
    85 22 Uerlin, July (Juie: satisfaction is universally ez> pressed with The foundation <►: the Acceptance Guarantee Bank implying proof of the sincerity of Germany*! efforts :^i.ni the confidence world. It will have the imnu-<::.ve effect of enabling the Reichsbank to reU:x Restrictive measures now parulw::; trade and industry. Thiv
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    AIRMAN'S THRILLING EXPERIENCE NEAR LAKE VICTORIA.
    210 22 AIRMAN'S THRILLING EXPERIENCE NEAR LAKE VICTORIA. London July 20. Nairobi.— A five-hour flounder lor life through a crocodile-infested swamp into which he was forced i<> alight was the thrilling eve-of-the-wcddmg experience of bo airman employed by l»i- petrol distributing company. He is Plight Lieutenant Vine-*, who nut with ciiuine trouble
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    Sport of the Week A MALAYAN REVIEW.
    783 23 Sport of the Week A MALAYAN REVIEW. I\ZZ— -ir BY ARGUS :r -^=^'-s^:^-'^ We are facing a holiday week-end of Interesting Bport— weather permitting! Perhaps the most popular event is the Malaya Cup soccer fi" a Singapore v. p er at Kuala Lumpur. With con- slightly shaken by recent events,
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      293 23 j ASSETS EXCEED $11,000,000. ASSURANCE !N FORCE OVER $88,000,000. The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. i\ (Incorporated m Straits Settlements). J HEAD OFFICE: Winchester House, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 27, Old Jewry, E.C. <! f The Company has £20,000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England and complies with the
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    THE MESSAGE OF THE BIBLE.
    1822 24 (The following sermon was pleached In fct. Paul's Cathedral by Canon L. Greeted, D.D., Orid Professor ol the Philosophy of -lie Christian Religion m |the I ni verity of Oxford And the Word became Plesh an 1 duck among us (and we beheld his glory,
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    29 27 fhotograph taken at the "At Home" given m honour of Mr. P. E. La Brooy. Senior Hospital Assistant, Gene.al Hosp.tal, Se.emban, retirement.
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    154 33 The second annual sports ot the Mercantile Institute were held on June 22nd. at the Jalan Besar Stadium before a large gathering which admired the tine array of cups. A string bard played during the afternoon. Mr. P. E. Perera, principal ot the School, spoke a few
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    892 38 1 Brethieii, irhataotref things arc i.J true, whataoevei modest, wh just, irhataoeyej Ir-ly, whatsoever lo\el>. rhataoevei food fame, ii Ip there be afl) virtue, if any [n discipline. \bet think D] fl (Philip i\ The Cbristiafl religion demai i |1| nllegiaiue <>i the irhole man. It
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