Malaya Tribune, 29 April 1931

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    28 1 The Malaya Tribune XVIII, No. !00 SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29, 1931 FIVE CENTS The Malaya Tribune Singapore: Wednesday, Apr. 29. 1931. Malaya Tribune SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29, 1931.
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    GRAND NATIONAL VICTORY.
    2364 2 Scots 9 Soccer Triumph Over England. The Cross Country Championship. Home Sports Review. (Special to the Malaya Tribune.") London, April 1. I am content to give up training now." said Tom Cculthwaiie *hen Grakle, at his fifth attempt, justified the high opinion the trainer has 'always had
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    A MINE WITHOUT CAPITAL.
    1100 4 CREATING A NEW SORT OF CURRENCY. A BAVARIAN ENGINEER'S EXPERIMENTS. (Special to the "Malaya Tribune.") One of the most curious experiments in economics and currency problems is being carried on in a forlorn village in that primitive part cf Bavaria known as the Bavarian Forest, that
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    DUTCH AND RUBBER RESTRICTION.
    518 7 MOTOR-CAR MARKETS OF THE WORLD. London, April 2 The report that the leading Dutch producers ot rubber were opposed to any measures for •„he restriction of productioa liave proved to be premature. At any rate, tne Producers Committee has decided to continue to co-openUe with foreign
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    R.G.A. AND RESTRICTION.
    48 7 A CABLE CORRECTION. Reuter. Mr. W. Shakspeare, when he said that rubber restriction was "practically dead,'' was presiding at a meeting of the Ceylon Association and not the Rubber Growers' Association annual meeting as cabled yesterday. The R.G.A annual meeting is fixed for May 14.—Reuter.
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    SUBMARINE TRIP TO POLE.
    956 7 SAILING UNDER ARCTIC ICEFIELDS. (Special to the "Malaya Tribune.") With the coming of spring to the Arctic, preparations are getting under way at Spitzbergen for the daring submarine expedition to the North Pole, organised and captained by S.r Hubert Wilkins, the distinguished Australian explorer. The first
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    TIN AND RUBBER PRICES.
    84 7 London, April 28, 5.31 p.m. Messrs. Lewis, Lazarus and Sons notify today's tin prices as follows: Spot £107 1116 (£lO7 1516» Forward £108 7 16 (£lO9 3 16. The market is steady. Messrs Symington and Sinclair notify today's rubber prices as follows: Spot 2 13|16 (2?*
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    33 7 The rate of issue of Money orders for India and Ceylon to-day is Rs. 153 for $100. The rate of payment of Money Orders from India and Qeyton Is Rs. 157 for MOO.
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    Commercial News. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    68 7 Singapore. April 29. ttu>cr» !»rller» Ft S.S. equal to London Standard. Spot 8 8( 4 Standard R.S.S. on Tender. May 8 9 June 9 9» 4 July/September 9% 9^ October, December 9 7 s 10' v Tone of Market: —Very dull. Latest CaWe:—London
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    RUBBER COMPANY REPORTS.
    98 7 London, April kB. Extracts from latest rubber company reports are as follow: Allagar: Forward credit £315. South Malay: Loss on 1930 of £1,378; credit forward £4,065. Selangor River: Loss on 1930 £2.108: forward £9.624. Changkat. Dividend of 5d a share payable en May 30. Cheviot: Annual meeting
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    DUNLOP'S TRADING PROFIT.
    37 7 London. April 28. Dunlop report shows a net trad ng profit of £1.160,478, the net profit being £541.424. The sum of £568 023 is being carried forward. No final dividend is proposed.—S P.P. Service.
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    335 7 Singapore, April 29. (By courtesy of H. and S. Bank.) Selling.—LonCon 4 months'sight 2s. 3 27/32 d London 3 months' sight 2s. 3 13/ltid., London 60 days' light 2s 3 25.. 32d.. London 30 lays' sight 2s. 3%d.. London demand 3* 3 23/32 d.. London T.T. 2s. 3
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    124 7 The Takliwa." which arrived the morning from Calcutta and ports, brought 180 sheep and goats. The Autung" is due on Friday morning from Amoy and Swatow with 1,250 Chinese deck passengers. May 6 being the anniversary of the King's Accession Day. vessels that are in Harbour are kindly
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    ARRIVALS.
    148 7 Yuen Jeng," Chinese, 906 tons, Capt. Miller, from Saigon. 28-4; for Saigon, 30-4. Makasser." Dutch, 362 tons, Capt. Triebels, from Rengat. 29-4; for Rengat, 1-5. Tinombo." Dutch, 525 tons, Capt. Oraef, from Bela wan-Deli, 29-4: for Be la wan-Deli. 1-5. Hakodate Maru." Jap. 3,226 tons, Capt. Hirose. from Calcutta,
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    THE SHARE MARKET.
    119 7 LYALL AND EVATT'S REPORT. April 29, noon. Stagnation reigns supreme and the share market becomes increasingly difficult to deal in. Rubber and tin have both declined further over the last iwo days, the metal quite substantially. Rubbers. Scudais are 78—81 cents. Mentakabs 21—22 cents and Malaka Pindas
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    ETIJN AND CO/S REPORI
    328 7 April 29. 11 a.m. RUBBER. Lcndcn.—2 13/16 d.. down l/16d. New Ycrk. —1% cents (Gi, down cent. Sharts:—Easier. Allenbys 75 —90 cents. Ayer Moleks 60 —70 cents. Ayer Panas 75 —85 cents. Bassetts 45—50 cents. Brogas 40 —50 cents. Bukit Jelotongs 20—25 cents. Bukit Katils 22—27...
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    PRODUCE.
    134 7 Singapore. April 29 Rice, New 1 per Koyan $208 Rice, New 2 $185 Rice, New 3 $IC6 Rice, New 4 $151 Rice, Saigon A-l $160 Rice, Saigon 1 $155 Rice, Saigon 2 $143 Rice, Saigon 3 $122 Rice, Rangoon 1 $136 Rice, Rangoon 2 $130 Rice, Par Boiled No.
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    123 7 Singapore, April 29. SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1). Rohna 20. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate t). Rajputana 18; Mata Hari 16; TUawa 14: Pres. Adams 11; Cracovla 9; Sibajak 7. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate S). City of Cardiff 32; Taybank 35; Takliwa 37Yuensang 38. Empire
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      281 7 j VICTORIA THEATRE! 1 i I PROFESSOR I j MARTENOT WILL GIVE I jfl fl i Two Extra Concerts 1 on his return from Java J i June Ist and 2nd at 9.30. I U——J Z7 PAVILION "ss* 6 15 TO-NIGHT 9.15 Young and Old alike will enjoy They Had
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      45 7 AUCTION SALE OF WAX POLISHED TEAK HOUSEHOLD FURNrrURE. COTTAGE PIANO. BY ROSENKRANZ. PLANTS. ETC. To be held at "DOLEEN," No. 924-A. Upper Serangoon Road. ON SATURDAY, MAY 2, AT 2.3« P.M. Now on view. Express issued. CHEONG KOON SENG CO.. Auctioneers. Singapore, April 28, 1931.
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      224 7 MAILS CLOSE. TO-DAY, APRIL 29. Tongkal, Moeara-Saba and Djambi (Tobelo) 3 p.m. Banka Island, Pladjoe and Palembang (Thedens) 3 p.m. North and East India (Yuensang) 3 p.m Indo-China (G. G. Paul Doumer) 3 p.m. Pontianak (Khoen Hoe a i 4 p.m. North. N-East and N-West Sumatra (Van Heutsz) 4 pjn.
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      293 7 METEOROLOGICAL SERVICE. MALAYAN DAILY WEATHER REPORT. Tempera- Bright STATIONB. ture. Rainfall. SunMax. Mm. shine Alor Star 92 73 Nil 8.1 Kota Bahru K. Trenganu 90 72 Nil 8.7 Kroh 88 72 Nil 5.7 Sitiawan 92 75 .05 8.1 Ipoh S4 76 Nil 7.9 Butterworth 90 75 Nil 6.7 K. Llpis
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    THE CHEERFUL CHANCELLOR.
    802 8 It is an astonishing thing that the most cheerful person in Great Britain just now should be the Chancellor of the Exchequer. For the past few months there has been so much talk about trade depression, and the unlikelihood of any imminent recovery from it, that it
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    330 8 The Requiem Mass for the late Nestor Pereira will be held on Saturday at 6.30 a.m. Mr. G. T. Peall is sitting as Disirict Judge and First Police Magistrate in the absence of Mr. G. C. Dodd The address fc> members of the CCA. by Mi. G. S. Hammonds to-morrow
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    COUNCIL REFORM.
    135 8 S. S. (S.) A. Unfavourable To Inquiry? We read in the "Straits Echo" that the Straits Settlements (Singapore) Association have informed the Straits Settlements (Penang) Association that thov are not prepared to cooperate with a view to petitioning Government for the appointment of a representative committee to go
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    NEW SOUTH WALES DEFAULTS.
    205 8 COMMONWEALTH TO PAY THE INTEREST. Reuter. Canberra. April 29. Mr. J. Scullin (Federal Premier* has announced that Mr. Lang has advised him that New South Wales is unable to meet the Interest on her debts to private bondholders in New York and London on May 1.
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    MAIL PLANE STICKS IN MUD.
    77 8 KINGS FORD SMITH'S PROGRESS CHECKED. Reuter. Sourabaya. April 29. Air Commodjr" Kingsford Smith's aerop'ant "Southern Cross" became stuck in the muj while starting for Singapore to-day and the assistance of soldiers is b. j mg called in.— Reuter. Latest news h;.nd by the A.P.C.. who
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    INCREASE OF AIR MAIL TRAFFIC.
    74 8 British Official. Rugby. April 28. During the first quarter of the present year a 26 per cent, increase en the corresponding period of last year was shown in the air mail from Great Britain. Over 22,00 lb. weight of letters were carried in the period.
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    17 8 From Europe. (London mails despatched on April 9) by Kashmir." due Penang noon tomorrow, j
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY.
    566 8 (BY "LOOKER-ON The Temporary Allowance* rv SET""* ?f port "Malayan Daily Express tn t e submitted to Government sideration. r A It won't get any cons; m will be deposited h pigeon-hole along with ol Usty documents officially regai amused scorn. Anyhow, the member T.A.C. are to
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    TIN AND RUBBER
    37 8 LATEST QUOTATION Rl'BBKR. f'ndcn:—2 13 16d. New York:—5 7 cents <C>. Singapore:—8-v-8", rnf TIN Lrruhn:—Spot £107 5.--. 9d vP jfc 3 months, buyers £108 od Od.); sellers £108 15s. 0d 'do* Singapfie:—$54.37'.-. HT.» :s
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      306 8 TO-DAY'S RADIO. Prom information available and reception experiences, a list is made, and amended daily of those stations most likely to be received in Malaya on the loudspeaker Owing to the paucity of advance information from shortwave stations, accuracy in regard to r.avelengths and times of transmission cannot* be guaranteed,
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    Race To Arctic To Save Explorer. SATISFACTION WITH THE BUDGET. COMMENTS OF HOME PRESS.
    998 9 1 \M) TAX AN OVERDUE REFORM. i ONFIDENCE ON STOCK EXCHANGE. British Official. Rugby, April 29. h sat sfaction is expressed generally ,:vss that Mr. Snowdens Budget, the House of Commons yesterday, minimum of new taxation
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    PLOT TO DESTROY AIRCRAFT?
    168 9 Indictment Of Mechanic Dismissed. Reuter. Akron (Ohio), April 29. An alleged Communist plot to wreck the United States Navy'j; giant dirigible "Akron," now nearing completion, is recalled by the Court of Common Pleas dismissing the mdict-p-ent of the ex-Hungarian Paul Kassay on the ground that the
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    HILLMAN-HUMBER ENTERPRISE.
    127 9 NEW BRITISH CAR FOR OVERSEAS. Reuter. London. April 28. Great interest is being taken by the motor industry in a new British car produced with a special eye to overseas markets by the Hillman-Humber Company of Coventry. The closest secrecy was maintained regarding details before its presentation to
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    JAPANESE ROYALTY IN CANADA.
    90 9 HEAR RADIO FROM TOKYO. Reuter. Quebec. April 28. Prince and Princess Takamatsu, on their arrival from the United States, were received on behalf of the Government by the Lieut Governor, the Premier of the Province, the Federal Solicitor General and the Secretary of State. A Royal
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    MADEIRA REVOLT.
    94 9 HOW BRITISHERS WERE PROTECTED. British Official. Rugby. April 28. Portuguese troops landed at Madeira yesterday under fire from the insurgent forces. In order to ensure the safety of British nationals in the island an arrangement was reached some days ago by the Captain of H.M.S. "London" whereby, m
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    TARIFF NEGOTIATIONS WITH FRANCE.
    96 9 British Official. Rugby, April 28. The President of the Board of Trade, Mr. Wm. Graham, answering a Parliamentary question to-day, said that the only trade negotiations with France in contemplation were those arising out of a proposal in regard to tariff reductions put forward to the
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    MAYOR WALKER VINDICATED.
    40 9 Reuter. Albany, April 28. Governor Roosevelt has dismissed the charges against Mayor Walker, after cons dering the latter's 15,000 word document defending his administration against allegations by the City Affairs Committee, a private organisation of leading citzens.—Reuter.
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    TO RESCUE STRANDED BRITISHER.
    150 9 Swedish Airman To Fly To Arctic. Reuter. Rugby. April 28. The Swedish airman. Ahrenberg. will leave Malmo for Greenland, probably to-day, to search for Courtauld. a member of the British Arctic air route expedition who remained behind last December in an isolated post to make meteorological
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    LADY ATTACKED ON THE BEACH.
    108 9 BOLD DAYLIGHT ROBBERY. A Chinese lady was the victim of an audacious robbery at about five o'clock on Friday afternoon, in the vicinity of Mr. Kader Sultan s residence at Katong It appears that she was walking alone along the sea wall when the was
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    RICKSHA PULLER RUN DOWN BY LORRY.
    46 9 In River Valley Road yesterday afternoon a ricksha puller was run down by a motor lorry and seriously injured. The ambulance was promptly on the scene. It Is believed that the victim has a ruptured kindney and a fractured rib.
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    VIOLENT EARTHQUAKE IN RUSSIA.
    36 9 Reuter. Moscow April 29 A violent earthquake occurred this evening in the Republic of Nakhichevan. Trans-Cauc as a Much damage was done, but the number of oasualties is not yet known- Renter
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    EMPIRE EXHIBITION.
    64 9 Reuter. Buenos Aires. April 28 The band of the Cameron Highlanders gave a spirited touch at the closing of the British Empire Trade Exhibition, playing the Argentin and British National Anthems and the "Last Post." Subsequently. President Uriburu and tht British Ambassador were present at a "larewel! supper."
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    JACK DIAMOND DYING.
    46 9 Reuter. Albany. April 29. A doctor has expressed the opin'on tnat Jack Diamond, who has been riddled with buckshot by a rival gangster, wi.ll not recover. Blood transfusion might be attempted if the patient rallies, otherwise the end is not man> days away.—Reuter.
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    EXPEDITION WIPED OUT.
    35 9 Reuter. New York. April 28. Dr. Arthur Torrance, leader of the Totranje Medical Research Expedition, is bel eyed to have been drowned with the whole of his party in the Belgian Congo.—Reuter
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    NEWS IN BRIEF.
    129 9 Reuter. Sydney. April 28. The Savings Bank Bill has passed a 1 stages and has become law —Reuter. Canberra. April 26. The House of Representatives has finally adopted the Bank Act Amendment Bill Reuter. Copenhagen. April 2«. Thanks to the perseverance of the State arbitrator the threatened
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    THE BRITISH PRINCES IN PARIS. FAREWELL CALL ON PRESIDENT.
    296 9 LEAVING BY AIR FOR WINDSOR. KING TO REMAIN IN THE CASTLE. British Official. Paris, April 28. Social Calls' delayed the return to London cf the Royal Princes. They were due home early in the afternoon but decided to bid farewt.l to
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    ROTARY IN MALAYA.
    401 9 DELEGATE CONFERENCE IN KUALA LUMPUR. A new chapter in Malayan Rotary was commenced on Sunday last by the holding of the first delegate conference ln Kuala Lumpur in accordance with the resolutions passed at the Malayan Rotary Conference held in Singapore last December. The following delegates were
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    ENTANGLED IN STEAM WINCH.
    121 9 SEAMAN BADLY INJURE*). As the result of entangled in one of th steam winches on board the cargo ve-sel "Kemmel." a European seaman fractured his l ?ht thigh yesterday and is now an inmate .1 the General Hospital. It appears that the "K-mmel." which was anchored
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    TO-DAY'S FEATURES.
    27 9 HOME SPORTS REVIEW, tn pages 2 and 3. TOPICS OF TO-DA*, on pa*e 8. CORRESPONDENCE, on pa*e 10. CHINA NOTES A NEWS, on page 11.
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    S.C.C. BEAT "CORNWALL."
    465 10 Clever Display By Sailors. Sports Pastimes. ASSN. FOOTBALL. (By "Reynard.") The friendly match at the Anson Road Stadium yesterday between the S.C.C. and a team from H.M.S. "Cornwall" provided some good football. It was a keen game, played in the best sporting spirit. The sailors were a
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    Singapore League.
    262 10 REVISED FIXTURES. The Secretary of the Singapore Amateur Football Association announces that the following matches in Div. I have been transferred to Jalan Bssar Stadium: May 16. Malays v. R.A. June 1, SC.F.A. v. R.A, 13. Glosters v. S;C.F.A., 16, I.C.F.A. v. S.C.C, 20, Malays v. Pulau Brani.
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    Scottish League.
    19 10 Reuter. London, April 28. In the Scottish League (Div. 1.) to-day, Celtic and Queen's Park drew I—l.—Reuter.
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    Sid. Nash Giving Exhibition To-day.
    148 10 BOXING. Those who wish to see Sid. Nash before he enters the ring against Wilmott on Friday will have an opportunity of doing so to-day at S p.m. at the lion City Ring, when the ex-lightweight champion of the Navy will give an exhibition bout
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    57 10 The 160 yard. Medley Relay race at the V.M.C.A. Carnival last Saturday was wan by the Mount Emily team entered by Yeo Jin Hua (lifeguard at the Municipal Swimming Pool) consisting of, *****3611, Lim Yap Puan and Tan W,ce Chwee. Through an oversight only the name of the last-named was
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    British Hard Courts Championship.
    188 10 LAWN TENNIS. Reuter. London, April 28. The defea: of England's leading player, H. W. Austin, by the Japanese, Miki, by 6—3, 9—7, 6—2, in the second round, provided a sensation in the British hard courts championship at Bournemouth to-day. Although immeasurably superior in stroke production, Austin
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    S.C.C. Tournament.
    78 10 CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL AND AT HO:»lF TO-DAY. The final of the S.C.C. singles championship, which marks the close of the spring tournament, takes place at the Club to-day. between Ut H. Kleinman and Roy Smith. Play commences at 4.50 p.m. The Club will be at home after the match,
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    S.R.C. Tournament
    77 10 Ties in the S.R.C. tournament: TO-DAY'S TIES. Ladies' Singles (final): Miss E. Richards v. Miss M. Gomes. "B" Singles: R. Morrow v. P. James, M. A. Cordeiro v. D. Leicester (to finish). TO-MORROW'S TIES. Veterans' Singles: H. M. de Souza v. W. A. Keyt, G. W. Angus v.
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    Marigold Beat Rajavilas.
    85 10 BADMINTON. At the Marigolds court yesterday, the home team beat Rajavilas B.P. by 6—o. Results (Marigold piayeis first): Chua Leng Yong beat A. G. Matthew 15—7, 12—15, 15—4; Tan Chong Kiat beat V. A. George 15—6. 15—3; Chua Leng Seah beat C. V. Nair 15—2. 15—11; Lee
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    Mercury B.P. Beat S.H.B.J.S.C.
    86 10 In a match between S.H.B.J.S.C. and Mercury B.P., played last Sunday at the former's court, the visitors won by 3—2. Results (S.H.B.J.S.C. players first): Koh Kim Soon beat Gan Hock Kee 5—15, 15 —3, 15 —10; Tan Soon Watt lost to Gan Soon Tee 8 —15,
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    Devonshires Beat Gan's A.U.
    96 10 The Devonshire B.P. beat Gan's Amatuer Union yesterday at the home court by 7—o, before a good crowd of enthusiasts. Results (Devonshire players first): Tan Yong Kian beat Chin Tham Swee 14—14, (3—2), 15—7; Tan Kirn Hong beat Gan Hock Kee 15—13, 15—12; Koh Chek Tuan
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    American League Results.
    72 10 BASEBALL. Reuter. New York, April 29. Latest results in the American and National Leagues are as follows: NATIONAL LEAGUE. New York 8. Brooklyn 5. Philadelphia 0, Boston 2, St. Louis J, Pittsburg 5. Philadelphia 9, Boston 8. New York 3. Brooklyn 2. St. Louis 8, Pittsburg 2.
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    DATES & PLAYERS.
    79 10 DATES PLAYERS. Water-Polo. What promises to be an interesting match will be played on Sunday at the Chinese Swimming Club, between married and single members. The game will commence at 11.30 a.m. Players: Married: Choc Seng Kay: Seah Teng Ann, Ng Mong Guan. Goh Buan Chook; Kee Yew Hock, J.
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    38 10 Arrangements for the Australian tour of Lindrum and Newman have been confirmed. The first game will open at Sydney on June 1. followed by a match at Melbourne on June 13. Brisbane and Adelaide will also be visited.
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    United Services Beat S.C.C.
    371 10 CRICKET. United Services beat the S.C.C. in yesterday's game on the Padang. by eight wickets. Scores: S.C.C—lst Innings: H. B. Noon run out 1, A. L. B. Perkins b Bryan 5, Dr. H. O. Hopkins c and b Cockle 50, P. H. Stewart-Brown st. Croome b
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    S.R.C. Beat Raffles Inst.
    215 10 The S.R.C. played a combined team of masters and boys of Raffles Institution on the SJt.C. ground yesterday and won by 30 runs. Scores. S.R.C: P. J. Johnson run out 2. W. Ess c Peterson b Alvii 29, P. d'Almeida run out 21, I. Eber b
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    K.G.C. Telegraph Cup.
    66 10 GOLF. The draw ioi the first round of the Telegraph Cuo competition at the Keppel Golf Club is as follows: W. P. Douglas v. P. Wilson: M. H. Holm v. J. Oreen; H. Hall v. W. V Semple; C. J. Clackett v. J. M. Watt. Players will
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    201 10 It will not be long before a number of League and Club Association Footballers turn their thoughts to cricket, says a "Manchester Guardian" correspondent. Many players of the summer game have done well this football season. Hammond, the Fulham inside forward and one of the most sought-after players of the
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    JAPANESE NEWS.
    251 10 LONGEST TUNNEL IN THE EAST. Iwaki, Japan. April 20. The Railway Department announces an elaborate plan for celebrating the completion of the ShimJzu railway tunnel construction work. The construction of the tunnel has involved an expenditure of ten million yen and ten years' continuous labour on the part
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    CORRESPONDENCE.
    91 10 [Our readers are invited to write to us on subjects of public interest. It must be understood that the "Malaya' Tribune" does not necessarily endorse opinions expressed by correspondents LETTERS SHOULD BE AS BRIEF AS POSSIBLE, preferably typewritten (double spacing), and on one side of the paper only. Pen
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    Indians In Malaya.
    418 10 (To the Editor. -Malaya Tribune.") Sir, Your correspondent "A Tamilian," writing on the above subject in your issue of the 25th inst.. vehemently contested the views of Mr. Louis Thivy. Mr. Thivy is. I should say an exponent of the doctrine of universal Indian brotherhood in Malaya.
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    The Study Of Chinese.
    768 10 (To the Editor. "Malaya Tribune Sir.—Several letters have been written in your valuable paper urging the Chinese (especially the Straits-born Chinese) t_> learn Chinese (especially the Mandarin language*, and I must say it is a capital idea, but some of your correspondents are condemning the Baba
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    The Indian Association.
    316 10 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir,—I read with great interest the letter by "Remedia" on the Indian Association, and wish to place a few facts and suggestions before the Indian public of Malaya. At present, so far as I can see and hear, the Indian Association of
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    ELECTRICAL DEPT. TO SPEND $500,000.
    484 10 DEFINITE POLICY FOR DEVELOPMENT. Action taken at a meeting of the Board of Control held on April 20: Approved accounts of the Victoria Theatre and Memorial Hall for first quarter, 1931. showing a loss for the quarter of $4,454,86. adn approved reductions in staff. Decided
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    POPULATION OP HONG KONG.
    549 10 MILLION MARK NOT YFT REACHED. KOWLOON DOUBLED i\ TrN YEARS. According to a Preliminary Report o the Census of Hong Kong which five weeks ago. the total pop* > o j7. out Kong. Kowloon and New Kow t ew^ on? ritories, and the floating popul n
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    MALACCA INDIAN CLUB
    335 10 The annual general meeting of the Malacca Indian Club was held at the new premises 49. Bandar Hilir Road, on Saturday Mr A. S. Reddi (Extra Asst. Controller of Labour 1 was in the chair. There was a very tW gathering of enthusiatstic members representing the various
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    REBUFF TO A NEWS AGENCY.
    1623 11 Xi > 1 victim Of Foreign Factories. CHINA NOTES AND NEWS. ■al to the "Malaya Tribune.") when official negotiations on the xtrahtjr abolition are progressing •n the Ch nese Government and menta of the Powers concerned, a was sounded through the com--0 the National Government
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    DEATH OF DISTINGUISHED EXPLORER.
    85 11 Nauen, April 20. Bremen: The German explorer Emil Trinkler, who was injured in an automobile accident between here and Bremerhaven recently, has died in hospital. His latest trip had been through Tibet. He had also extensively travelled in Chinese Turkestan. Afghanistan, and Russian Turkestan. He was
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    95 12 CHINESE TOURISTS ARRIVAL IN CALCUTTA. Calcutta, April 15 Poon Tuck Ming, a twenty-two year old Chinese, who is cycling round the world, has arrived from Singapore Mng, with seven others, left Shanghai on June last on a walking tour. His companions abandoning the attempt, Ming
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      210 12 DIARY OF EVENTS. TO-DAY, APRIL 29. High Tides. —7.45 a.m., 8.55 p.m. Municipal Commissioners' Meeting. 2.15 p.m Meeting: St. Andrew's Hospital, 5.15 p.m. Annual General Meeting, Tanglin Club, 6.45 p.m. Lawn Tennis: S.C.C. Singles Final and Prize Distribution. Football League: I.C.F.A. v. Malays (Div. I), Stadium; Post Office v. B.A.T.
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      256 12 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS. Programme of Drills up to and for weekending May 3, 1931: TO-DAY, APRIL 29. 5 30 p.m.—Drill Hall, Officers and N.C.O.'s, Demonstration of Guard Mounting by the 1st Bn. The Gloucestershire Regiment. 5.15 p.m.—Drill Hall, "D" (Eurasian) Coy., Officers and N.C.O.'s Section Leading Class. 5.15 p.m.—H. Q. Serangoon
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    CINEMA AS MEDICAL IMPLEMENT.
    749 13 A "TALKIE" OF THE LUNGS. AND A "MOVIE- OF THE HEART. (Special to the Malaya Tribune.") It is possible to take a movie photograph of the workings of rhe human heart without undertaking any surgical operation. It is possible to take a soundwave picture of the
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