Malaya Tribune, 13 May 1929

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    21 1 The Malaya Tribune U XVL- -No. HO SINGAPORE, MONDAY, MAY, 13, 1929 FIVE CENTS. Mfwiday. May 13. 1929. The Malaya Tribune
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    Ex-Servicemen in Malaya.
    1009 2 Records in Membership and Work Done. PROGRESS OF ASSOCIATION At the half yer.rly general meeting cf the Ex-Service Association of Malaya, held at the Selangor Club, Kuala Lumpur, on May 5 f Mr. R. R. Robertson (president), said that the question of seniority of exService men in
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    SELANGOR'S NEW RACE COURSE.
    1019 3 Progress of the Work. The construction of the new race track for the Selangor Turf Club is on apace and though as yet far from finished the course-to-be can be followed quite clearly. Much of what will be the track in 1930 is at present mining
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    49 3 "T.O.M." The five Punjabis who were arrested re cently on banishment warrants are still in Taiping Gaol, but it is said that they will be sent to India very shortly. One of the five men is Iqbal Singly the well known licenced auctioneer and landed nroprietor of Ipoh.— "T.0.M."
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    THE NEW CHINA—XL.
    2032 4 Sunyatsenism Epitomised. THE NEW CHINESE NATION. Problems of the Future. (By —Our Special Correspondent.) [ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.] Dr. Sun Yat Sen bases his principles of democracy upon three primary doctrines: (1) Nationalism, (i) Freedom of the i.e. Min Chu Chu-i, Chinese people, involving: (ii) Equal liberty to
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    19 4 Mr. M. p. Hendroff, clerk n Office, Seremban. is leave prior to retirem» n J}"* service. ™ent rife 4
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      15 4 I Cologne j Representative: ROBERT *BLAV v (Malaya) Hongkong 'Bank Chambers, Singapore. Phone 47 ti.
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      317 6 Amusement s* ALHAMBRA THONE 690$ (TAN CHENG KEE Co., Ltd., Proprietors.) I m -n I 9 PROGRAMME I I Commencing Sunday, May 12 I I and ending Saturday, May 18. I IN THE SECOND SHOW AT 9 P.M. j] I THE LATEST EMPIRE NEWS. I A Fearless Adventurer r^ I
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      388 6 GAIETY CINEMA Junction Albert and Bencoolen Streets. FHOH FRIDAY, HAY 10 TO THURSDAY, MAY 16. SECOND SHOW AT 9.15 P.M. "You never played fair, in your life 1" "THE LOVE GAMBLER." Starring JOHN GILBERT. It has been said that "clothes make the man," but how about the woman? SEE"THE WISE
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    105 7 Ships Alongside the Wharves. Singapore, May 13. w Wharf (Entrance Gate 1). Raju!a22; Tutor. Maru 20. ■j Wharf (Entrance Gate I), V an Bur«n is; Hakata Maru 14; *W Zetland 11; Main 9; Coblenz 7. Dock (Entrance Gate 3). FeS""" L S tart 35; (Entrance Gate 4). j.
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    88 7 k rate U tod f M ney 0rders for K, Th *rate rl ,S Rs 153 equal VA? India and y m tnt f Mone y *100. r,(i Ceyion is Rs. 156 KL" u School f m^ a ?ine of the Sk Hoi tle K Aprii, is an ing 1&
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    Supreme Court.
    1256 7 CLAIM FOR SALARY. Counsel "Terrified by Witness. tt T h ,e hearing was continued on Saturday g, m the suit which Capt. A. C. Campbell Rogers, a civil engineer, is bringing in the Supreme Court before the Chief Justice, Sir t., William Murison for the recovery of three
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    MOTOR-CAR BANDITS.
    172 7 Were They Escaped Convicts? At about seven o'clock yesterday morning three pistol-armed Cantonese entered the Chinese reading room in Armenian Street and threatened an old Chinese woman who happened to be the only person on the premises. The men had been seen entering the premises and a crowd
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    450 7 The "Rajula" arrived here yesterday from Madras via Coast ports with 338 deck passengers on board. The "Malacca Maru" is due on Wednesday from Hong Kong, and is proceeding to Calcutta on Thursday. The N.Y.K. steamer "Durban Maru" is due from Suez on the 16th inst., and is
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    54 7 The engagement of Miss Christie Rodrigues, daughter of Mr. A. A. Rodrigues, Government Pensioner, to Mr. A. Zehnder, P.W.D., Malacca, has been announced. Mrs. Sarojini Chattopadhyaya Naidu is I going to Japan to give lectures on various subjects regarding life and the nationalistic movement in India. She will arrive in
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    LATE MRS. H. A. VANDORT.
    426 7 Impressive Gathering at Funeral. tnefl y announced on Saturday, the C suddenly in Penang on wife o? y n m r x? in Cf Beat he beloved Thl H A Va ndort, of bingapon. The deceased lady, who was 'at the Races a n Week
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    NEW USES OF TIN.
    323 7 Propaganda Necessary. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, May 12. At the annual general meeting of the F.M.S. Chamber of Mines on Saturday, Mr. Windeatt presiding, there was an unusually large attendance. There were some interesting discussions, especially on the question of over-production. After adopting the review
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    114 7 In mail week Sir Eric Geddea, chairman at the Dunlop organisation, arrived back in London from his business visit to Australia v ?i n **P°»« The tour lasted three and a half months. A copy of the British Malaya Return of if°.Jo lgrn Im P° rts a "d Exports for
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      784 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS LOST or STOLEN in rickshaw (number Unknown) in Battery Road, on Saturday, May 11, 1929, two Zeiss Prism Binoculars "Bmoctar" 7 x 50, No. *****52 and "Delaet» X 40 > No. *****79, the property of ft B and Sons Opticians, Raffles (hambers. Any information concerning xxme, please communicate
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      391 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS Liquidation sale now going on at Jack Brisk and Sons, Watchmakers, 28-B, Chulia Street. Good bargains for all. 11 Position wanted by First-Class „Oil Engine Driver and experienced Mechanic (Chinese). Willing to work in Estate factories. Holds excellent testimonials. Apply Ung Chai Ban, c/o Federal Rubber Stamp Co.,
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      405 7 &\GAPORE_ DIARY. To-day. May 13. c s c c c F A -f« b Stadium; (Div. II), S.C.C. v. A p S.C.C. cr'c Singles Final. cM at V.M. Hall, 6.30 p.m. r Folies Bergere Revue," Theatre. 9.30 p.m. To-morrow, May 14. Tides -0-48 a.m., 2.45 p.m. I* T Stes (Malacca)
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      57 7 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS. Programme of Drills up to and for week ending May 19. To-day, May II 5.15 p.m.—Drill Hall, S. R. A. (v), Battery Parade. 5.15 p.m.—Drill Hall, S. R. A. (v) Signal Section, Section Parade. 5.15 p.m.—Drill Hall, Bridgade Signal Sec. (Indian), Section Parade. To-morrow. May 14. 5.15 p.m.—Drill
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    UNSETTLED CHINA.
    731 8 An up-country reader reproaches us for our reticence in discussing editorially in recent months the affairs of China. We freely confess that we have fought shy of the subject, for the simple reason that it is so extremely difficult to understand all the implications and tendencies involved m
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    337 8 Mr. L. S. Freer has been appointed to be an Assistant District Judge for Singapore Penang and Malacca. Mi. R. M. Robertson, the well-known Negri Sembilan planter, is lying seriously ill in the Seremban European Hospital. At a general meeting of the Negri Sembilan Indian Association held recently Mr V
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    THE SEIGE OF CANTON.
    96 8 Kwangsi Rebels Repulsed. Reuter and Kuo Mm Press" cables to-day give news of the battle raging outside Canton. Feeying has surrendered and Shektam railway bridge has been destroyed. Canton aeroplanes bombarded gunbeats which had joined the Kwangsi rebels The gunboats surrendered but one 'plane crashed. Kwangsi
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    MOIR AND OWEN.
    71 8 Intrepid Fliers Due Here Flying Officers Moir and Owen, who resumed their London to Australia flight after repairs were affected to their 'plane, which, it will be romemkered, met with a mishap en route, were in Bangkok on Saturday, and flew to Singgora yesterday. They ate expected
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    THIRD SINGAPORE ASSIZES.
    71 8 Sixteen Cases on the Calendar. His lordship the Chief Justice, Sir VVilliam Murison, will preside at the third Singapore Assizes commencing to-morrow. There are sixteen charges on the calendar, comprising five of unlawful return from banishment, three of attempted murder and one each of murder, armed gang
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    H. E. ARRIVES BACK.
    62 8 His Excellency the Governor returned from Alor Star and Penang on hoard the "Scabelle II" at 10.30 p.m. on Saturday. The Master Attendant, Captain Geoffrey Freyberg, 0.8. E., R.N., met him with a Government launch and His Excellency landed at thi Master Attendants Pier, where he
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    575 8 Mr. M. S. Ariffin, hon. general secretary of the M.F.A. (Penang), arrived this morning from Java by the 44 Myer" He U^ staying with Mr. Haji S. Osman. of the Shipping Office. A European named W. G. Davis was charged in the Third Court this morning with rash and negligent
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    MURDERED WARDER.
    191 8 runera! of Mr. r q The funeral „f European waider who G &*kw long-sentence Cantoned" Singapore Criminal P ri day morning, took Cemetery yesterday at Archdeacon F i dfttr n 0 r There those present were' ti presenting H. E. The cP kX A-D< Pean and Asiatic LJ
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    SIR RONALD ROSS.
    52 8 National Testimoni,, S w Reuter's Service. t M L May IS. In a letter to the q;. appeals to the public to milUon ahiUings as 't/ to Sir Ronald R„, ously imnain-d tttpics and who has be n obliged?aril years to draw on his capitaifor S\ necessities.
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    AMERICA TO BUY GRAF ZEPPELIN.
    90 8 Reuter's Service. -Vh Y< rk, .-lay 11. It is reported in Wall Stree! tmnmfr. tions are proceeding for the j a tae _ij Graf Zeppelin for use as an air passeMr j liner between Los Angeles and Henobk Accorainp to messages from Clevelnt Mr. John
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    WINDSOR'S WELCOME TO THE KING.
    39 8 British Official Wireless. Rugby, May 11 Windsor is preparing civic wd the King who with the Queen will kaw, Bognor by motor <ur on Wednesdaymm ing, arriving at Windsor Castle in rime for luncheon.
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    SCHOOL COMPETITIONS.
    81 8 Arrangements f< v School Drill and Games Competitions fJ now announced. The Drill Competition will beThursday this week, rommenciof at fl p.m., on the ground of Raffles Institute. The Games Comoetition will tab nml at the Stadium on Mi y 23, rt 3.J0 paThe following s 1..- I?
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    THE BANVARD CO.
    73 8 There was another Urge audience** Victoria Theatre on Sa > see the Banvani Musical LjOawtfJJjj performance of Tip Toes, I piece full of humorous situations a* much witty dialogue. The title nm jj charmingly taken by M ss Gaye the comedy was principally 1 of Mr. Prank
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    21 8 From China and lapai > t* at Singapore at a 15th instant. From Holland by pore on Thursday mornii 1
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    TIN AND RUBBER.
    35 8 Latest Quotations. rubber. Lcr.dcn:—10 \<i. New York:—2! -nt.- Singapore:—37-.°>7 s TIN- 6d); London:—Spot 1*2" I (up l" s 3 months, buyers I. ■> j7s sellers £203 <" i *>9 ton? 50^" Singapore:—$ 102.12 < 15J
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    STRENUOUS ELECTIONEERING.
    272 9 Mac Donald Boldly Declares for Socialism. PREMIER S BROAD PROGRAMME. Unity of the Empire in Foreign Policy. Reuter's Service. May 11. \lr Baldwin, o: ening the Conservative f am t ai?nat the Albert Hall, replied to Mr, Uovd George's challenge regarding advice w tht King in the event
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    MACDONALD ON SOCIALISM.
    179 9 Mr. Raaisay MacDonald, in his election aidress, dtscribes himself as a believer in Socialist iiieas, who will do his best to apply them in a businesslike way as a joiution .'or industrial difficulties and for Uit alimentation of national prosperity. He dismisses anti-Socialist scaremongers >s pwp e
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    WEEK.
    134 9 British Official Wireless. Rugby, May 12. 'rs have a strenuous I ing before them. The I t .1 his constituency, Worcestershire, yesterday and rmally elected Conservative < addressed a public meeting. in a tour of the ill speak at seven kSl meotin three days, returning meeting in tin City
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    UNEMPLOYMENT.
    93 9 Reuter's Service. London, May 11. The Government has issued a memorandum on unemployment in the form of a VVhite Paper, in reply to the Liberal pamphlet expounded by Mr. Lloyd George. It consists of general statement in which the Minister of Labour says the Liberal programme will simply create
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    FOREIGN POLICY.
    331 9 British Official Wireless. Rugby, May 12. Mr. 1 Stanley Baldwin's election address, which has been issued to his constituents, is a lengthy document in which the activities of his Government and its future aims are fully dealt with. The section of the address dealing with foreign affairs declares
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    EFFECT OF LOW BIRTH RATE.
    103 9 Rugby, May 12. The Ministry of Labour, in a White Paper, discusses the effect on employment of juveniles in the next years resulting from the general decline in the birth which occurred during the war period. It will gradually reduce the supply of juvenile labour
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    UPROAR IN UNIVERSITY.
    89 9 P* of the Faculty Dismissed. Reuter's Service. moines, lowa, May 13. I», faculty of the Uni/ersity of dismissed, apparently n.ent on the Fundatf he Baptist Bible Union, harge of the Univeris accorded the privi- instatement in June. < ndous uproar among the dismissal of the ■H if
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    To-day's Feature.
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    U. S. NAVAL PLAN.
    93 9 Wholesale Scrapping of British Vessels. Reuter's Service. London May 13. The 'Daily Telegraph's" naval correspondent sfys that the formula drawn up by the United States naval experts forreduction of fighting fleets rs now being scrutinised by British experts It lays down a quarter of a million
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    FRANCHISE FOR TURKISH WOMEN.
    21 9 Trans-Ocean via Pan-Aai. Angora, May 12. The Government has granted womenthe franchise at the forthcoming Municipal elections.
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    Territorial Rights in China.
    150 9 NOT TO BE DROPPED YET. U.S.A. Willing to Discuss the Future. Reuter's Service. I Washington, May 13. It is understood that the foreign Governj ments concerned have informed the State Department that they are not willing to relinquish immediately extraterritorial rights in China. The Chinese Minister
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    RAID ON BIRTH CONTROL CLINIC.
    114 9 Woman Police Chief Removed. Reuter's Service. New York, May 13. Mr. Whalen, Police Chief of New York City, has replaced Mrs. Mary Sullivan, Director of the Women's Bureau of the New York Police Department, by a male police officer, as a result of nationwide protests
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    SCARCITY OF BREAD IN RUSSIA.
    94 9 Every City Rationed. Reuter's Service. Now,. York, May 13. Mr. Klein, Assistant Secretary of Commerce, in a wireless talk, said that Russia's gravest problem was a shortage of grain. There was a scarcity of bread, every city was rationed, prices were mounting and peasants were
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    NEAT CUSTOMS CATCH.
    83 9 Diamond Bracelet Concealed in Fur Collar. Reuter's Service. New York, May 13. A veteran customs inspector made a neat capture. He noticed that a wealthy Boston wcmar., whose baggage was being examine 1, kept putting h:r hand at the back of her fur collar. The inspector contrived
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    ATTEMPTED SUICIDE OF SCULPTOR.
    49 9 Death of Famous Painter. [Reuter's Service.] New York, May 13. The Police announce th'at a sexagenarian, Edmond Quinn, one of the foremost American domestic sculptors, has attenfpced suicide by poison but is improving. A septuagenarian, Lovell Birge Harrison, the well-known American landscape painter, has died.
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    CHINESE AIRMAN'S FEAT.
    36 9 Croydon to Amoy. Reuter's Service. Amoy, May 12. The Chinese airman Wen Lin Chen, who flew from London on March 2, arrived this afternoon from Canton, completing his 14.000 miles flight from Croydon.
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    IRISH AMBASSADOR TO VATICAN.
    56 9 Reuter's Service. Rome, May 11The "Osservatore Romano" states that the Irish Free State has applied to the Vatican with a view to the establishment of diplomatic relations. The Holy See has agreed to send a representative to Dublin and will receive a Minister of the Irish
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    COMPENSATION BILL OPPOSED.
    2917 9 Legislative Council. SELECT COMMITTEE TO BE APPOINTED. Must Be in Line With Other Countries. held "in*??* °rf UftaUtive Council was in* H F e t K C °o nCll Cham ber this mornDresidSi f Gov L ernor Sir Hu h Clifford, E e r. the others present
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    Sports & Pastimes. HONG KONG XI's DEBUT.
    294 10 Sports Pastimes. HONG KONG XI's DEBUT. To-day's Game at the Stadium. ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. The South China football team will be seen in action for the first time to-day when they meet the S.CF.A. at the Stadium. The teams will be: Heng Kong: Chew Sek Puay; Leong Yuen Chor and Lee
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    INTERNATIONAL SOCCER
    33 10 England v. Belgium. Reuter's Service. Brussels, May 11. In ideal weather and before an attend- \ce of 35,000, England defeated Belgium in the international soccer match by fivt goals to one.
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    MALAYS WIN AGAIN.
    42 10 Third Match in Java. The M.F.A. (Singapore Malays), visiting Java, played their third game of the tour yesterday. defeating the Bondselftal team at Weltevreden by 4—3. The Singapore Malays have now won two games *nd drawn in the other.
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    Singapore League Fixtures.
    66 10 TO-DAY. MAY 13. Division 11. S.C.C. II v. A.P.C. at S.C.C. TO-MORROW, MAY 14. i Division 11. S.R.C v. Welch at S.R.C. WEDNESDAY, MAY 15. Division I. S.R.C. v. R. A. at Stadium S.R.C.: Urquhart; j Pennefather, Aoria; Moller, Dias, da Silva; Ess, Collick, Hay, Oehlers, d'Almeida.
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    SINGAPORE LEAGUE.
    577 10 Tables and Results at a Glance. FIRST DIVISION. Goals. P. W. L. D. F. A. Pts. S.C.C. 4 3 0 1 7 2 7 fcC JF JL. 3 2 1 0 10 1. 4 Beletar 4 2 2 0 6 6 4 5.R.C. 6 2 3 0 6
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    GARRISON LEAGUE.
    132 10 Positions on May 4. Goals. Team. P. W. L. D. F. A. Pt*. Royal Engineers 7 6 0 1 28 8 13 "D" M.G. Coy, Welch R. 8 5 2 1 19 9 11 H.Q. Wins, Welch R. 6 4 0 2 25 8 10 11th Battery, R.A.
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    Nestle's v. Y.M.C.A.
    43 10 Nestle's team will meet the Y.M.C.A. on the latter's ground (tomorrow, with the following eleven: Cheng Song; Ahmed Tahir, Harry Song; G. C. Rich, J. C. Parsons, Peter Tan; Ho Kee Ling, Tan Buck Seah, Goldstrom, Kim Lye, Jiah Fook.
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    A.A.A. Matches.
    46 10 The Amicable Atheletic Association defeated Johore College 3—1 on Saturday at Johore. The goal scorers were Gek Seah, Keng Pak and Teng* Seng. Yesterday, i n the A.A.A. League, the "A" team defeated the "B" team 3—1, Gek Seah (2) and Yong Quee scoring.
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    33 10 Yesterday at the Master Attendant's ground at Pulo Brani, the return match between the Pulo Brani team and the Island XI resulted in a draw of 1—1 each.
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    THE DERBY.
    30 10 Owner Confirms Costaki Pasha's Withdrawal. THE TURF. Reuter's Service. London. May 11. The Aga Khan interviewed by Reuter said Costaki Pasha will definitely not run in the Derby.
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    K.G.C. Monthly Medal.
    78 10 GOLF. Thirty-eight cards were taken out for the May monthly medal competition of the K<-ppel Golf Club, and the following returned R. B. Gibson 1 up; F. H. Bradley all square; F V. Boardman 1 down; W. P. Douglas 2 down, E. R. B. Upton 3 down,
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    39 10 A Ladies' section of the Health and Strength Leaguers' Union is to be formed. Any lady wishing to enrol as a member is asked to communicate with the asst. secretary, 91-F, Kampong Java Road. Singapore, who will furnish particulars.
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    SOCIALISTS v. COMMUNISTS.
    68 10 Election Tension ih Saxony. Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia. Berlin, May 12. Political interest is focussed on Sunday's Diet elections in Saxony, especially in view of the increasing tension .between Convmunists and Socialists, following the bloody Berlin May Day riots, for which the Sociallsts hold the Communists responsible, dwelling
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    DAVIS CUP.
    24 10 Belgium Eliminated. LAWN TENNIS. Reuter's Service. Prague, May 13. Czecho-Slovakia has eliminated Belgium from the Davis Cup by four matches to no.
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    England Eliminate Poland.
    21 10 Reuter's Service. Warsaw, May 11. England eliminated Poland from the Davis Cup, winning two singles and the doubles.
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    Spain Also Out.
    16 10 Reuter's Service. Barcelona, May 13. Germany has eliminated Spain from the Davin Cup.
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    Japanese "Star."
    191 10 Of Y. Ohta, the Japanese tennis star, who has just won his thirteenth tournament in succession in Britain, it is said he has speed of foot,, accuracy, and dogged determination, and if he can improve his volleying he will become a formidable figure in international lawn tennis. Yoshio
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    TRIAL IN PENANG.
    110 10 Possibles Defeat Probables. CRICKET. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, May 12. In the ir.ter-state cricket trial the Possibles defeated the Probables by en innings and 36 runs. The winners had the assistance of P. N. Knight, the state captain and Aste. The latter will be unable to
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    S.C.C. II v. C.S.C.
    303 10 Runaway Win for Ceylonese. The match between the S.C.C. II and the Ceylon Sports Club was played yesterday on the Padang and end-id in a runawayvictory for the Ceylonese. The h me team took fin.t knock and werc\ a l out for 87, Vine top-scoring with
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    Railway Beat S.H.B.
    197 10 The Railway beat the Harbour Board in their game on Sunday; scores:— S. H. B..—A. R. Wijerkhoon, not. out (retired) 6 runs; R. D. Nicholson b Suppaih 5; J. Corrie c Suppiah b Sundaram 14; Chan Peng Sim c Samy b Suppiah 1; J. W. Jackson c
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    55 10 The official organ of the Boy Scout movement in Malaya, a copy of the May number of which is just to hand, provides ample proof, if proof were needed, that the movement is flourishing in this country. The annual rally held in Singapore last month is fully recorded and there
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    SOUTH CHINA FOOTBALLERS.
    79 10 Players Visiting Malaya. «J !?£!h!r£!! pi ture at t /r he Grosvenor Hotel, are included the South China footballers who are visiting Malaya. The gentleman wearing a hat is Mr. Y. K. Mok, M.A. (Cantab), barrister-at-law, who is chairman of the Hong Kong Amateur Athletic Federation On
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    ALLEGED ROBBERY IN CHURCH YARD.
    169 10 Police Court Usher to The Rescue. Mr. Chia Yong Hoe, the osb«r of District Court, was responsible »r arrest of a Chinese who us m nfrcommitted robbery and also to h sonated a detective. Mr. Yong Hoe was P roC fjf/ rick Victoria Street in
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    18 10 Our Malaces correspondent untitled Our Malacca correspondent Chinese woman comm.tted ing into the river. recovered near Tranqu I
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    Sports and pastimes. Saturday's Races.
    1210 11 LcK Hl- ME SURPRISES. Closing Events Full of Excitement. THE TURF. s h ,v C r which fell in the De?F lte Vrui'.av, there was a very U Race Course for the tfP ther lf the Singapore Turf Club's whch was full of interest in
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    "JUBILEE" HANDICAP.
    66 11 The Kempton Park Classic. Reuter's Service. London, May 11. The Great "Jubilee" Handicap, over the Jubilee course of 1U miles at Kempton Park to-day, resulted as follows: Mr. W. Barnett's ATHFORD (100—12) 1. Mr. S. Joel's TRELAWNEY (100—7) 2. Mr. H. Steele's CABALLERO (10 —1) 3. (Winner trained
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    69 11 Orders for week ending May 19: To-day, May 13.—Jamboree Committee, St. Andrew's House, 6 p.m. To-morrow, May 14.—Advanced Signalling Class, Headquarters 5.15 p.m. Elementary Ambulance Class, St. Andrew's House, 5.15 p.m. Competitions Committee, 5 p.m. Thursday, May 16.—Band Practice Headqi arters, 5.15 p.m. Friday, May 17. —Elementary
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    72 11 British Official Wireless. London, May 12. Paris 124.225 New York 4.85% Brussels .34.94% Geneva 25.20 Amsterdam 12.06% Milan 92.645 Berlin 20.465 Stockholm 18.165 Copenhagen 18.205 Oslo 18.195 Vienna 34.535 Prague 164 Helsingfora 193 Madrid 34.045 Lisbon 108% Athens 375 Bucharest 817.5 Rio 5 57/64 Buenos Aires 47 11/32 Bombay
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    69 12 Official Protest. Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia. Berlin, May 11. The Government has instructed the Ambassador at Moscow to confirm the reports of hostile demonstrations before the German Consulate General in Leningrad in which there participated uniformed soldiers and sailors, apparently with the connivance of the authorities, while
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    41 12 Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia. Berlin, May 11. The Home Minister, Herr Severeing, presided over a conference of State Ministers of the Interior, at whi?h, it is reported it was decided to ban Red ex-Service Men's League throughout the Reich.
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    33 12 Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia. Dessan, May 10. A Junker's seaplane under the Swedish captain. Ahrenberg, flew to Stockholm from which it will begin the regular transAtlantic service via Iceland and Greenland.
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    82 13 Ed., "M.T." [Our readers are invited to write to ui 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, and preferably typewritten. Pen-names may be used, but the aames and
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    282 13 Ed., "M.T." (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir, —Mr. Lee, being "a true son of China," is rather inconsistent in calling himself "Chinaman," since the people of this nation are now universally known as Chinese. The contempt does not lie in trie analysis of the Word but in the
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    694 13 (To the Editor, Malaya Tribune.") Sir, —Voicing the opinion of many, I want to thank you for bringing this matter to light in your editorial of the Ist. inst. You have dealt with every point in a very effective way, and all that now remains is the
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    73 13 Ed., "M.T." A correspondent, referring to the statements in Muslim Notes regarding translations of the Koran, emphasises that only complete knowledge of Arabic, in both Islamic and pre-Isiamic stages, can permit of authentic translation. This is, of course, obvious; and we gather that strict Muslims hold
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