Malaya Tribune, 28 March 1932

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    29 1 The Malaya Tribune •1. XIX.- -No. T3 SINGAPORE MONDAY, MARCH 28, 1932 FIVE CBNTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Monday, Mar. 28, 1932. Malaya Tribune SINGAPORE MONDAY, MARCH 28, 1932.
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    Ceylon Views On Imperial Preference.
    5871 2 RESOLUTION IN STATE COUNCIL. SIR WILFRED WOODS' NOVEL THEORIES. FOREIGNERS WILL NOT HIT BACK. MATTER REFERRED TO COMMITTEE FOR LABOUR. Colombo, March 0. At yesterday's meeting of the State Council, Sir Wilfred Woods (Financial Secretary) moved: That in order to secure the continuance and possible
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      252 3 I Easter Easter Hot j Cross Buns i A LARGE SELECTION OF Chocolate Easter Eggs AVAILABLE j G. H. Cafe Ltd. J I Finest HM. V. Orchestral Records j INVITATION TO THE WALTZ. Pt 1-2. Philadelphia Symphony Orch. WALTZES FROM VIENNA. Part i-2 Jack Hyltons Orch. I HUNGARIAN MELODIES Alfred
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      50 3 An Investment of 50 cents a day in Endowment Insurance is a very sure road to Independence Consult the Manufacturers Life fnsurance Co., to-day. WHY NOT CHANGE OVER TO LACTOGEN if Baby does not agree with the Food It is now taking. It win prove A CHANGE FOR THE BETTER
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    HISTORIC CLUBS TO ENROL WOMEN.
    464 4 FINANCIAL PRESSURE DOES THE TRICK. GOLF. Women's long-sought emancipation in golf elubs is thriving as a result of financial pressure. Now some of the most noted of those clubs dearly pledged to the principle of male membership are toying witii the idea of bringing in
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    Selangor Spring Race Meeting.
    324 4 THE TURF. Entries for the Selangor Turf Club Spring race meeti l| on April 2, 6 and 9. are as follows: Horses: Class II: Le Souverain. Geninderra. Green Spec. Ginger (Medan >. Sweet Heather. Sterling Hope, Bobtail. Marmon. Furrow. Bonny. Eversley. Deidre. John Ronald. Bikanir. Hopaway.
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    DATES & PLAYERS.
    189 4 DATES PLAYERS. Association Football. Y M. C A. team v. Vehicles Department on the Y.M.C.A. ground, Anson Road, to-morrow: A. Van Bochove, Tan Hock Leong, Lieu Yee Hian. G. Day, Tan Teck Han, Yeow Peck Whye. Tan Kong Guan, Lwe Ah Chee, Chu 8wee Hung, James Goh. Chan Joo Kim.
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    FRANCE PESSIMISTIC ABOUT DAVIS CUP.
    672 4 AMERICA REGARDED AS IMPOSSIBLE TO BEAT. LAWN TENNIS. Not for many years has France, comfortable in her possession of veritable Gods of the Court, felt so uneasy about her Davis Cup hopes. Uncertainty is the strain of the most optimistic discussions. Even in 1931 when
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    S.C.C. Tournament.
    320 4 Results and ties in the S.C.C. Spring tournament a:e as follows: THURSDAY'S RESULTS Gciown Doubles Handicap: E. L. Case and W. Rodger owe 1 v. P. W. Pcachcy and C. If. MoNnir plus 3 not plr.yed; N. S. Wise end A. C. Potts plus 15.3 v. Dr. E.
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    FARRER CUP COMPETITION.
    57 4 CHARITY MATCH FOR UNEMPLOYMENT FUNDS. ASSN. FOOTBALL. The final match in the Farrer Cup tournament between the Municipal Electric Departmen r.nd Municipal Health Department will be played on Thursday at 5 p.m. at the Jalan Besar Stadium. The gate charges will be 10. 20 and 50 cents
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    THE STARTING OF THE COUNTY SEASON.
    323 4 TIDWORTH AND D'ABERNON LEAD THE WAY. POLO. Although it is customary for the County polo season to stait up before London one or two of thte> provincial clubs are making an exceptionally early commencement this year. Both the Stoke d'Abernon Club and the Tidworth
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    SUSPENSION OF WORLD FAMOUS ATHLETE.
    392 4 FRANCE LOSES LADOIMEGLE. ATHLETICS. By thirteen votes to none (.with five abstentions) the governing committee of the French Athletic Federation has resolved to strike the name of Jules Ladoumegue off their roll of amat.ur athletes for alleged professionalism. World's record hold-r at six distances and
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    NEGRI SEMBILAN v. MALACCA.
    286 4 CRICKET. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban, March 21 Negri Scmbilan's first inter-state fixture of the season will be played against Malacca at Malacca on the 27th and 28th instant. On paper the Negri side looks quite formidable. The action of the selection committee in choosing a
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    Tit-Bits From The Indian Mail.
    462 5 □saent decision to retain the State Bar vie* was announced in the March 11, when a Bill was intro- ;v.-,mg from 20 to 50 per cent, the m import duty on wireless reception with a view to raising revenue to asking on a self-supporting basis.
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    GOVERNMENT AND THE PUBLIC.
    189 5 I> "OPPRESSIVE SILENCE' JUSTIFIED? ertain journal works itself into a state pseud -ciisnified wrath because th? "Malaya i .mments on the -unreality" of the lings at the recent F:deral Counc 1 mer- 1 might read with profit tne loilownv,. Malay Mail:'* iblk is entivied to know,
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    SPECIAL REPORT ON MALTA.
    211 5 TEMPER ON BOTH SIDES. T' Royal Commission sent to Malta has I d to the Kin?. It says, without Q ua J" n that constitutional government should tored. An election should be held, and, that, the Ministers now holding office ;t responsibility should retire and lu
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    HEALTH OF THE FAR EAST.
    319 5 LEAGUE OF NATIONS BULLETIN. The following is the Health Bulletin of the League of Nations Eastern Bureau, Singapore, for the week ended March 19, 1932:— SUEZ: 5 smallpox cases and 1 death. KAMARAN: 1 smallpox case (imported). BAGHDAD: 1 smallpox case. BASSEIN: 3 plague cases
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    THE COPRA MARKET.
    38 5 HARLOW'S REPORT. Messrs. Barlow and Co, in their weekly market report dated March 24. state: Fi Hoeing slisht anpcorenient prices close cisicr cn the week's ba'anee. Olcslns quotations arc as EoHjwb: —Sundried $5.75. Mixed S5.15
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    Malayan Stocks & Shares.
    1383 5 Malayan Stocks Shares. MINING. Singapore, March 23, 10 a.m. year CLOSING QUOTATIONS. USUS ?a3oti Ends. Buyer*. Seller*. UMM Kuznban. Tin Dec. 31 as r e 8 3 i 0.1.0 0.11.0. 1.0.0 Bangrin Tin Dec. 31 09* 0.10.6 •1..0 BatangPadang June 30 0.07* 0.12 V. 1.00 Batu Oaves Tin Aug. 31
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    MARKET PRICES.
    440 5 SINGAPORE. MARCH 18 MEAT. Beef steak (round), kati 40 Beef stew or curry, kati Pork, lean, kati 50 Pork, lean and fat (Ist quality), kati 38 Mutton Australian, lb 30 Fowl, kati Hens (locally reared) kati 45 Ducks, each ~j Pigeons, domestic unfledged, pair 87 Pigeons, fledged, pair
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    BENZINE PRICES.
    152 5 ASIATIC PETROLEUM CO (SJU. LTD As from Sept. 30 the following revised prises for Shell Motor Spirit and various brands Kerosene are effective: Red Shell Motor Spirit ex pump and tar ex 4 gall, drum p*r British Imperial gallon Red Shell Motor Spirit per 4 gallon tin 14*9
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      331 5 McCOYS IABLETS. ?oor Thin Fellow It'a a shame Yet there s an easy remedy. It s an old tale. A w;ll bu It. robust sort fellow, suddenly beg ns to rack-up. lcses eight each week, alwavs >e ms tir o, deress;d, begins to look "weedy." He's made he common mistake
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    DILEMMA OF DE VALERA.
    248 7 Followers Say "No Compromise." Reuter. Dublin, March 37. Although the Easter demonstrat.on pissed quietly in the Free State and in Northern Ireland there exists, undoubtedly, gra\e apprehension as to how long the present paradoxical state cf affairs can continue. A feeling is prevalent that sooner or
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    NANKING'S ENEMIES.
    48 7 Arrest Of Ten Suspected Conspirators. Nanking. Mar. IV. A mild sensation waa caused here by the arrest of ten Chinese alleged to have established head-quarters at Nanking with a view to creating disturbances. The Police are following up clues with a view to making further arrests.
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    KING'S HOUSE.
    284 7 Kuala Lumpur. Monday. March 14. His Excellency presided at a me ting of the Federal Councl held at the Council Chamber. Government Offices, this morning. The Hon. Mr. J. W. W. Hughes, the Hon. Mr H G R Leonard and Mrs. Leonard and Miss Leonard, th? Hon. Mr.
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    An Inter-Lodge Match.
    291 7 BILLIARDS. An event of great interest to local members of the Royal Antediluvian Order of Buffaloes tock place on' Thursday when, in response to a challenge by the '"Foreign Legion Lodge" No. 7063, the "Et Gloria Lodge" No. 5872 turned out a team to oppose them in
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    CAR COLLISION DISPUTE.
    377 7 Are Police Regulations Legal? A case now engaging the attention of the Civil District Judge, Mr. L. V. J. Laville, is of great interest to local motorists. It is alleged that the parking of cars, under orders made by the C.P.O. for the regulation of traffic, in
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    CANTON SITUATION.
    203 7 Independent Movement Dropped. Canton. Mar. 17. Certain retired Kuodintang and Nanking Government politicians who visited Canton during the week-end with a view to stirring up an independent movement against General Chiang Kai-shek have met with further setback. Their activities have been subjested to severe criticism and attacks from
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    301 7 When the "Kistna" arrived here yesterday afternoon, the Master (Capt. Henderson) reported, that a Eurasian deck passenger jumped overboard during the voyage on Saturday afternoon. The ship was stopped and the deck passenger was picked up. The P. and O. "Rajputana" has left Hong Kong and is expected
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    ONE YEAR OF GERMAN AVIATION.
    1245 7 (Special to the "Malaya Tribune"; General Yin Chung-jun of the Chinese Aviation Depa-tment is now in Germany, investigating into German aerial traffic in.-.itu-tions and aeroplane factories with a view to studying German commercial aviation methods. His first visit was to Tempelhof aerodrome where he was
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    COMPANY REPORTS BY CABLE.
    124 7 Petaling Rubber Pays A Dividend. COMMERCIAL NEWS. London. March 26. Pataling Rubber made a profit of £6,019 and are carrying forward £21.138 after paying a dividend of 2 per cent. The net sale price was 3.79 d. Kuala Kangsar report discloses a net loss on the
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    310 7 British Official. Singapore, March 24 Selling: London 4 months' sight 2s. 4 l|32d London 3 months' sight 2s. 3 15|16d., London 60 days' sight 2s. 3 7 5 d., London 30 days* sight 2s. 3 27|32d., London demand 2s. 3 25 32d. London. T.T. 2s. 3 s id..
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    PRODUCE.
    173 7 Singapore, March 24 Rice, Siam Al per Koyan $230 Rice. Siam 1 $210 Rice, Siam 2 $186 Rice, Siam 3 $177 Rice. Siam "S;:nvay" per koyan No. 1 $189 Rice, Siam No. 2 $175 Rice, Saigon Al $175 Rice, Saigon No. 1 $170 Rice, Saigon 2 $165 Rice, Saigon
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    53 7 Singapore March 24 Standard Spot cents, business done. April 6 6>» May 6 Vis 6^» April-June 6>s I*4 July-Sept. 6, Oct.-Dec. 6% 7's Tone of Market: Steady. Latest Cable: London Spot Sh et 2 l „d per lb. New York: Spot Sheet 3 cents <G
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    ARREST OF BANKER.
    92 7 Allegations Of Financing Drutr Activities. A. M pm) a. m v t/K Vk;« Berlin, Mar, 10. The nlice have arrested M. Cliopulos, a Grcr; brnlrer who is alleged to have been bac'- r" ~n international gang of narcotic smugglers. Tnr oinker was travelling from Holland to Swi'
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE. DEATH.
    83 8 KOH-M: Koh Saik Lwee. ag d 66 year?, pass d away at his residence No. 35. Sit Wall Road en Saturday. 26th :nst. at 7.35 p.m He leaves behind a widow, 2 sons, Messrs Koh Cheng Wee. Koh Cheng Soon. 2 daughters. Koh Bee Neo. Koh Whatt
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    MALAYAN MATTERS.
    611 8 The absence of sensational reactions to tbe "No Restriction decree is highly gratifying. Tuere has been no suggestion ot panic, and what has been mi>c tiled philosophic resignation is really a grim determination to emulate the modestly heroic Mr. Britling and 44 see it through." This determination is
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    386 8 Mr Aw Bcon Haw. of Singapore has been apprnteel. by th Central Executive Council ot ihe Gover men*, cf China, a member of thr C'.iin.i Emigrat'on Committee. It is underrt od that Capt A. C. Baker will pc! as B itish Ac v ser. X cah. when the Hon All.
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    28 8 From Holland by the "Dempo," due at Singaport to-morrow morning. A mail from Batavia and Palembang by aeroplane is expected at Singapore at 1.40 p.m to-morrow.
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    To-day's Features.
    42 8 TOPICS OP TO-DAY, on page 8 DIARY OP EVENTS, on page 12 CLUB DIARY, on page 12. WHAT TO LISTEN FOR, on page 12 MUSLIM AFFAIRS, on page 13. CORRESPONDENCE, on page 14 CEYLON NEWS AND NOTES, on page 14
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    EASTER IN BRITISH ISLES.
    209 8 Weather Good For Hikers. Reuter. Rugby, March 2J. Despite the early dale cf Easter, England expe.'i'.nced one o. the sunniest Good Fridays in'the present century and f-ie weather continued to-day in n.os: places. There was no lam anywhere in England yesterday and although the wild v/as
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    Procession In Spain Attacked.
    219 8 Reuter. Madrid, March 28. Numerous casualties resulted from the antirtligionists' efforts to prevent the orthodox Easter procession. In many provincial towns conditions are very serious. In a town in the province of Toledo armed hooligans attacked a procession in which the statue of the Virgin was
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    LATE LORD HARRIS.
    98 8 The King's Message Of Sympathy. British Official. Etttgbjr, March 27. The Kir.g has sent a teeg-ara of sympathy from himself and the Queen en the death of Loid Harris, who served his country as Governor o Bombay. Under-Secretary for Ind a and Under-Secretary for War. Lord Harris
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    PEKING TRIBUTE.
    83 8 Monument To War Dead Of Shanghai. Peking, Mar. 9. Seps are now bring taken by the various bic organizations in Psk ng to stau campagn to raise funds fr erection of a monument in memory of the read in the battle of Shanghai. The monument bearing all the
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY.
    440 8 (BY -LOOKER-ON", Trade news: h buns. A Easter texts will also goo\ A The New Guards' ant hen Auld Lang S> ue." A What will happen ahouki to balance the Budget? A A connoisseur might ha Singapore during the last cloudy port. A Should suicide be an
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    LINDBERGH BABY SEEN.
    66 8 Dramatic Revelation 0( Clergyman. Norfolk (VlrgtaU). M -The Lindbergh b:i y r. ay b return in a week, maybe ;o-nV>:..>. Mater.: nt MS made m) Do J ou the Lindberghs' Nx.o.k cl rg. man mediary. who declarer, t. a he has sen the tajv which i: i
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      154 8 THE "MALAYA TRIBUNE." In Occupation Of New Premises. Thr indulgence of readers is sought in respect of any di lay in publication which may occur just now. We have almost completed thr difficult eperation of removal frcm Colly:r Quay to our new premises in Anson Road. It will, however, take
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    CHARLIE CHAPLIN IN SINGAPORE.
    1247 9 LIKE ENTERING A GARDEN." Interview With "Tribune" Representative. re is a back door to Singapore Charlie in found it yesterday. He airived in the oon at abeut 4.30. and at that time on v afternoon there are probably fewer m the city than at any other
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    Losing Ten Million Dollars A Year. CLOSING DOWN OF MANY ESTATES EXPECTED.
    311 9 CO-OPERATION OF RUBBER PRODUCERS NECESSARY. WARNING BY CHAIRMAN OF MALACCA PLANTERS. Estimating that Malayan rubber producers are losing over ten million dollars a year the Chairman of the Malacca Planters' Association urges a scheme of mutual co-operation to
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    Some Estates In Java Closing Down.
    185 9 Reuter. London, March 26. The Amsterdam correspondent of the "Financial Times" reports that certain British rubber companies in Java have decided to cease production and that a number of companies in Sumatra are considering following the same action. Reviewing the share market since the
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    ANOTHER MALTA CRISIS.
    250 9 Italian Minister's Excitement. Reuter. Rome, March 26. The Foreign Office has Issued a statement de lying "rumours attributing to Signor Guinta. Under-Secretary of the Italian Ministry of the Interior, a declaration of a political character." He is reported to have said that "England must net pull the
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    EIGHT MILLION UNEMPLOYED.
    203 9 Can U.S.A. Balance Budget? Reuter. Washington. March 26. Doubts whether the United States budget can be balanced, whether the credit of the Government can be saved, and whether the United States can continue to maintain the gold standard are assailing all thoughtful people. The gravity of the
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    MONARCHY SOON IN MANCHURIA?
    153 9 Japanese To Attack Hanchow. Min Kuo Jih Pao. Shanghai. March 28. The Education Bureau of Shanghai reports that 238 colhges and 11 universitirs have been destroy :d. and damages amounting to $100,000,000 have been done. About 20 Japanese cruisers have arrived at Hankow from Shanghai. It
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    CLASH OUTSIDE EMBASSY.
    41 9 Japanese Imperialism Denounced. Washington. March 2G. Sev ral people were irjured in a clash outside the Japanese Embassy when the police broke up a rad cal demonstration, at which bannois vc: cairled dencunc ng Japanese imperialism L: China.
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    G. O. M. Of Motors Dead.
    76 9 Detroit. March 26. The death is anrounced of the Grand Oid Man of the mcto/ industry, Mr. Henry Martyn Lland.—Reuter. [Mr. Leland was born on Feb. 13, 1843. He learnt the manufacturer's trade at Worcester. Mass., and was later tool maker in the U.F..
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    PEACE CONFERENCE ABORTIVE?
    307 9 FURTHER MOBILISATION OF CHINESE. Japanese Demands Unacceptable. Sin Chew Jih Pao. Shanghai, March 28. The 10th. 55th, 46th, 51st and 44th Divisions under Generals Wai Lap Wong, Yuan Shao Chong. Fan Hsi Chi. Fan Shih Sang and Siu Ts( Chu respectively have been mobilised and ordered to
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    Japanese Transferring Capitol?
    69 9 Sin Kuo Min. Shanghai. March 28 I- is reliably reported that the Japanese hrve decided to transf r the seat rf Gov rim nt from Tokyo to Korea, the object beimt to annex Manchuria. Chinese Volunteers hay? cut off the Japanese cabl 1 communications within the city
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    GERMAN'S GIFT TO CHINA.
    194 9 Relatives Contesting Bequest. Berlin. March 21. A stiff legal encounter is promised before the Chinese authorities secure Herr Basse's fortune. News of the bequest reached the ears of two of Basse's relatives living at Bonn and Breslau. and they lodged a counter-claim arguing that for a
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    RUSSIA REPORTED TO LEAGUE.
    193 9 Rumania Complains Of Barbarism. British Official. Bucharest (Rumania). March 27. Russia is likely to appear at the bar of the League of Natiors. accord ng to i ne Rum-m an Prime Minister. M. Jorpa. in a speech in the Chamber. "Unparalleled bubarism," he said, "is the
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    SINGAPORE LEAGUE MATCHES.
    833 10 MALAYS BEAT THE R.A.F. Exciting Match At Jalan Besar. ASSN. FOOTBALL. The tx-s; game since the opening of thr League was seen at the JaJan Br.sar Stadium on Saturday when the Malays (the present champions) and the R.A F. (one of the favourites this year) clashed in
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    Police Beat Naval Base.
    101 10 Playing at Seletar on Saturday, the Police beat the Naval Base Sport Club I—o in the Second Division of the S.A.F.A. League. The Police had to fight all the way for victory. The Police owe their victory to MINNS, who netted the only goal late in
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    Selangor Club v. P.C.C.
    125 10 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, March 29. Ihe match at Kuala Lumpur, between the Sefgfagor club and the Penang C.C. on Saturday, ended m a draw of I—l. .There was no ■core at the tfctrva*.ROSS scored for S'langor midway in the second half and Penang
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    Ho Hong Beat Muar Chinese.
    30 10 Malacca, March 27. The Ho Hong S. C. tourists from Singapore beat the Muar Chinese at Muar to-day 4—o. Gate collections amounted to over $400.
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    SINGAPORE LAD'S SUCCESSES.
    107 10 Bud Walley Going Great Guns. BOXING. Mr. Nai Kim Lin writes to say that Bud Walley is doing very well in England. Bud has won eleven contests in succession. seven ci whch were by knock-outs. In his last two fights he beat Billy Jones with /ease and
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    South African To Fight Camera.
    41 10 "S.F.P." Service. London. March 26 Arrangements have been complet?d for Don McCorkindale. the South African boxer, who recently lost to Larry Gairs. the Canadan heavyweight, to meet Camera at the Albert Hall 01 April 7.—•S.F.P." Service.
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    PRINCIPAL HOME MATCHES.
    140 10 Barbarians' Welsh Holiday Tour. RUGBY FOOTBALL. "S.F.P." Service. London. March. 26. The Barbarians won the first match of their Easter holiday tour by beating Penarth 22—16. There was a close game at Bridgewater. where Northampton beat the home side B—6. London. March 27. There were some interesting
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    F.M.S. Championship Meeting.
    270 10 RIFLE-SHOOTING. 'From Our Own Correspondent./ Kuala Lumpur. March 27. Results in the first stage of the F.M.S rifleshooting championships at Kuala Lumpur were as follows: Practice 1. Rapid. 300 Yards. Subadar Pausa Tang. Burma Rifles. 40. G. Laub. J V E 39 Practice 2. Snapshooting. 200. T.
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    FAMOUS ARCHITECT DEAD.
    35 10 Reuter. New York, March 26. The death is reported of the architect, William Aiken Starrett, designer of the Empire State Building in New York, who introduced several earthquake resisting buildings into Jc.i<an.—Reuter.
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    GRAF-ZEPPELIN RETURNING.
    25 10 Reuter. Pernambuco, March 26. The Graf-Zeppelin left for Germany at 12.28 a.m. to-day—Rsuter. [Other Sports items will be on pages 4 and 11.]
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    S.C.C. SCORE 63; AND FOLLOW ON.
    646 10 Bostock-Hill and Gill Bowl Unchanged. CRICKET. A sen«a, ional collapse of th S.C.C. side was witnessed when the came with Sciangor was resumed to-day. BostockHill and Gill bowltd unchanged, and tight wickets were captured for 53 runs this morning, de Silva bringing off a
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    HOBLYN IN FORM IN INTERPORT.
    326 10 Penang Beat Bangkok. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, March 27. Penang beat Bangkok by seven wickets in thz cnnual match here to-day: Scores. BANGKOK —Ist Innings. Le May b Muriel 24 Pullen b B. G. Wills 21 I crd b Brady 34 Hedley b Leonard
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    BALL BEATS BAT AT BALESTIER.
    251 10 Low Scoring In Malay Interport. Low scoring marked the progress of the annual Malay interport match at Balestier. Bowlors returned excellent analyses. The game will be concluded to-day. Scores: PENANG MALAYS. —1st Innings. M. M. Akbar b Ismail Jabbar 4 H. D Ahmed b Ismail
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    INTER-STATE MATCH AT MALACCA.
    61 10 Negri Sembilan As Visitors. Malacca. March 28. In the match at Malacca between Malacca and Negri Sembilan. the visitors batted first and compiled 159 runs. Malacca replied with 93. In the second innings Negri Sembilan had scored 23 for the loss of two wickets, when stumps
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    INTER-STATE MATCH AT IPOH.
    192 10 Perak Lead Penang. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh. March 26. Scores in the Penang-Perak match at Ipoh are as follows: PENANG 1st. Innin&s Adams b JonklacC 0 Earavanamuthu b Speldewinde 1 Carr '> Murray 2 Chong Seng b Murray 0 La Brooy b Murray 0 Anthony
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    S.R.C. Beat Indian Association.
    214 10 The S.R.C. beat the Indian Association just on time on Saturday on the S.R.C. ground bv 22 iv.us. Scores: S R C. 1st Innings. D. d'Cotta lbv/. b Fernandez 5 G. Tessensohn b Bhaskaran 0 N. Gull-an lbw. b Fcrnatidea 11. hi c and b Ehaskaran
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    T.P.C.A. v. C.S.C.
    380 10 Easter Match At Balestier. The annual fixture between the Ceylon Sports Club and the Tamilians' Physical Culture Association, of Kuala Lumpur, for the silver cup presented by Mr. L I. Mod. Nagalingam, commenced on Saturday at Balestier Plain and at the close of play yesterday the local
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    THEFT OF RELICS.
    131 10 No Treasure Found in Student's Hotel Room. Dresden. March 9. The recent sensational theft from the Ethnological Institute of Goettingen University f an old Hawaian royal mantl©> and a feather helmet led to-day to the arrest of a young student named Pfleghaar. Pfleghaar. however, strongly protested his
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    MALAYAN MEETING.
    292 10 States Beat The Straits. GOLF. (From Our Own Correspond* >'. Kuala Lumpur. Ifai h a D spite heavy rain, which began morning and continued all day the firs days play in the Malayan Qoli charr.pionship meeting was carried according to programme. when tbe Malay States m c -t
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    THE CHAMPIONSHIP.
    290 10 Naval Base Player Leads Qualifiers. Three Singapore players—M. M Paterson J. T. Smith and L. D. Hardie —two from Perak. one from Sslangor, one from Negri Sembilan and one from Province quuhiixi in the 36 holes test on Saturday morning and afternoon in the championship preliminary round. J.
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    FIRST ROUND TIES.
    320 10 Goodman's Heroic Effort. Kuala Lumpur. March 27 The first round ties in the championship competition proper resulted as follow G. Halliday (Malakoff) beat J T Smith (Singapore) at the 21st. L. D. Hardie (Singapore) b at N. B 1 (Seremban) 4 and 3. M. M. Paterson (Singapore)
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    THE SEMI-FINALS.
    224 10 Can Paterson Beat Kyle? The semi-finals—Halliday v. Hardie, Paterson v. Kyle—b gan in the afternoon, but owing to heavy rain could not be completed. Against Hardie, Halliday won the first and second holes with perfect fours to Hardies fives, and he should have won the third after a
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    HAMMERS HOLD THE ARSENAL.
    1116 11 l» t nsioners Share Points With Everton. KASTER EVE LEAGUE \M) CUP MATCHES. Scottish 44 Double For Rangers? ASSN. FOOTBALL. Reuter. i.irins points with Chelsea on Saturday, still maintain their lead over the in the First Division of the English the champions also being held to
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    Scottish Cup Semi-Finals.
    148 11 "S.F.P." Service. London. March 26. The Scottish Cup semi-finals, played to-day. resulted as follows: Rangers 5 Hamilton 2 (at Celtic Park). Airdrie 2 Kilmarnock 3 (at Firhill Park). —Reuter. London, March 27. Once again the Rangers and Kilmarnock will meet in the final of the Scottish F.A.
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    SNAPS OF THE MATCHES.
    823 11 Lambert's Valuable Goals For Arsenal. "S.F.P." Service. London, March 26The positions of Everton and the Arsenal in relation to the League championship nemained unchanged after the matches on Good Friday and Saturday, for both won on Friday and then drew on Saturday, Everton failing to score
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    DERBY'S FORESIGHT.
    81 11 CRICKET. Derbyshire County Cricket Club had reason to be glad that they insured gate receipts agains', loss by rain last t ason as th.y received £833 In claims compared with the prem vms which cost £405. Thus the defici. on the year was reduced to £736. The committee
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    £2,000 DAMAGES.
    37 11 Sequel To Boy and Girl Courtship. London, Mar, 3. A boy ahd girl courtship has resulted in a London girl obtaining £2,000 for breach of promise and damages, a child having been born last year.
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    PERAK AMATEUR RACES.
    564 11 Saturday's Results. THE TURF. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, March 27. The weather was cool but dull and the going good for Saturday's amateur races hrre. The fields were good but there was nothing outstanding in performances. H. H. the Sultan of Perak was among those present.
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    New Nanking Official Appointment.
    138 11 The Nanking Government has appointed a new manager for the Chinese Telegraph Administration office in Hong Kong which is directly under the control of the Nanking Ministry of Communications. The new Manager is Mr. Chung Hi-cheuk. The appointment was made following the resignation of Mr. S.
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    Y. M. G. A. LIFE SAVING CLASSES.
    146 11 The examinations in connection with the life saving classes conducted by the Y. M. C. A. were held at the Y. M. C. A. Swimming Pool on March 23. The candidates had been prepared for the examination by the General Secretary of the
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    BLINDED FOR LIFE BY ACID.
    794 12 Terrible Mistake Made By Employer? I I i <From Our Own Correspondent./ Kuala Lumpur, March 24. Stated to be blinded for life, a young Hokkien named Lim Foo made a pathetic figure in the witness-box at the Selangor Assizes to-d y. 'vhcn he described to
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    Prison For Maker Of False Coins.
    206 12 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala LumMir. March 24. At the Selari£.>r Assizes to-day before the Hou. Mr. Justice W. H. Thome. Acting Chief Justice. Tan Seng Kim. a H: k.:a. was sentenced to three years' ri r orous imprisonme nt, on each of two
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    MALACCA NOTES.
    713 13 S. S. (M.) ASSOCIATION. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca, March 22. A meeting of the committee of the S3. (M.) A. was held yesterday at the Chinese Chamber of Commerce, Tranquerah, Malacca. The following were present: Mr. W. Munrn (President). Mr. L. J. Hazel, the hon. Mr. Tan
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    Match Company's Affairs.
    149 13 Stockholm, March 25. Reference to the "weak position" In Kreuger and Toll was made in a communique issued by the Committee of lndepend?nt experts who are examining the company's affairs. The communique was issued after consultation with the company's board and says that a preliminary enquiry seems
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    WATERLOO BRIDGE DOOMED.
    188 13 We must apparently rew.le our =v. w On disappear <* Annies Wataloo Bridge, on- of London's fin st monument,. The London County Coun.il have decided that a new bridg should be constructed and the Ministry of Transport had agreed in advance to accept the Council decision and
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    FREE DISPENSARY FOR POOR MUSLIMS.
    950 13 MUSLIM AFFAIRS. (By Our Muslim Correspondent.) At a meeting oi the Muslimin Trust Fund Association held early this month a proposal by Tuan Syed Abdur Rahman bin Taha Alsagoff to establish a free dispensary for poor Muslims was, I understand, unanimously approved. No details of
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    Mollison's Flight To Capetown.
    98 13 British Official. Rugby. March 24. Mr. J. A. Mollison, holder oi the AustraliaEngland flight record, left the Lympne Aerodrome early this morning in an attempt to break the record of five days, eight hours and 37 minutes for the flight to Capetown. The record was set
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    SILVER CONFERENCE NEEDED.
    53 13 Reuter. Washington, March 25 Prompt international co-operation on the smer question is not only desirable but imperative, declares Mr. Reginal McKenna. Chairman of the Midland Bank, in a letter tr the Senate Coinage Committee. Mr. McKenna adds that stability can only be given to silver by mternational
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    SHANGHAI AND MANCHURIA.
    759 13 STATEMENT BY LEaDING CHINESE. The following statement was issued by the leading members of the Shanghai Chinese community: Utterly disregarding the League of Nations Covenant, the KVllogg Pact and the Nine Power Treai>, Japan has occupied Manchuria and waged underlay war on China. She has now perpetrated
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    Mother Killed And Baby Injured.
    91 13 BRUTAL ATTACK IN NEW DELHI Reuter. New Delhi, March 23. A baby girl was gagged and brutally treated and her mother murdered in her sleep by four armed dacoits, who last night raided the house of Mr. Ramlal, a wealthy merchant and President of the
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    PENANG RIOT CASE.
    79 13 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang. March 24. Wh n the main riot case was called this morning against two accused the D.P.P. withdrew the charge end they were acquitted. WorKhocn fail d to appear and the magistrate cderea a notice to be issued to his baler tc
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    CHINA RELIEF FUND.
    65 13 The Committee of the R lief Fund for Ch ra organised by the Singapore Chinese Chamb r ot Commerce announce with gratitude th receipt of F. 100 from Dr. O. Paneth (Per. bao.n'4aii. East Coast Sumatra). $50 Irom M-ssrs Sime Darby and Co. Ltd., and $65 from
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    UNABLE TO SLEEP.
    191 13 Australian Clergyman's Experience. "I was severely ill with double pneumonia states the Rev. D. A. C. Packett, of Natimuk. Victoria, "and afterwards, thromgk poverty of blood, I was never really well and strong. I had a lot of study to do, and gradually lost my appetite, and
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    CORRESPONDENCE.
    90 14 [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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    Japan And China.
    840 14 To the Editor, 'Malaya Tribune") Sir, —In his speech in the Diet in Tokyo the Japanese Foreign Minister provided some humour in discussing the anti-Japanese movement, s'ating :nt?r alia that "the Japanebc Government seized every opportunity to urge upon tiie Chinese authorities a thoroughgoing suppression of same,"
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    The Social Evil.
    137 14 To the Editor. "Malaya Tribune.") Sir.—With reference to "A Catholic Citizen's" letter which appeared in your esteemed columns of the 21st inst., I would support it. In spite of the many criticisms on this subject. it seems that it is impossible for the authorities to suppress the
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    CEYLON NEWS AND NOTES.
    2488 14 Board Of Income Tax Appointed—Offers To Extend Electric Scheme —Provision For Poor Law—Stimulus To Goat-Farming-—Who Should Be Chairman Of Retrenchment Commission? —Further Concession In Railway Goods Rates —Salary On Rupee Basis —Tit-Bits. H E. the Governor has appointed two members of the State Council to be
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    BRITISH WOMEN TO MEET U.S.A.
    278 14 JOYCE WETHERED GLENNA COLLETT VARE. The inclusion of Miss Joyce Wethered in the list of nominations for the match between Great Britain and the United States which takes at Wentworth on May 21st., is extremely interesting, since it will probably result in a third meeting
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    988 14 TERRIFIC SPEED OF NEW TRAINS. (Special to the "Malaya Tribune."/ Among interesting oddities in recent medical discoveries, pride of place is taken by an apparatus capable of reproducing the rythmic sound made by the human heart without the agency of a human heart. What medical use this invention
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