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TENSION IN
PALESTINE
No Signs Yet Of Abatement
SITUATION WORSENS
Jerusalem, Yesterday- The tension throughout Pales-j
of abating. shows no signs Arab press strongly recom mends taxpayers to strike against the mandatory government.
The
THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, MAY 1, 1936
HAPPY VALLEY GOLF
Draw For Summer Tournament
RIFLE SHOOTING RESULTS
Day's Programine Curtailed
RIFLES LEADING IN
COMPETITION -
The first day's programme st the Hong Kong Rifle Association curtailed Meeting yesterday was
by the heavy rain in the morning but in the afternoon three events
HOMÉ SOCCER
Cup Finalists Held At Hull
London. To-day.
The following were the results
of the League football matches
SECOND DIVISION
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The draw for the Happy Valley
In the Team Revolver Match, played yesterday:— The Money Order Office is open Multi, who is the religious head Summer Golf Singles Tournament were fired off.
the Rifles won with 264. out wf a from 10 am to 4 pm. except on of the Moslems and also the Pre-has been made and has resulted as
360 points. The East
4 Bradford Saturdays when it closes at 12 noon
First Round. F. A. Dunnett possible
2 and on Sundays and holidays when sident of the. Mosiem Supreme follows:
Council, has addressed a letter to
Sheffield U. it is entirely closed.
the British High Commissioner in (24) v. D. J. Valentine (11); C. W. Lancashire Regiment took second Norwich
THIRD DIVISION (North) which he charges the administra-Jeffries (20) v. C. W. E. Bishop place with 222 points. The teams Hull
2 Barrow Royal Ulster Rides.-Liett F. Carlisle tion with being biassed and indif-|(12); H. H. Mundy (9) v. J. Ang-were as follows:
win (16); J. E. Richardson (16)
Ja a friendly match Clapton ferent to the Arab cause.
CQM.S.Wallace, Sgt. Orient beat Motherwell Blake, The Central Strike Committee. W. W. C. Shewan (11); S. AG. Ratcliffe, Lieut. C. A. H. B.
v. F. M. Ellis (14); lintends to send a delegation to Sleap (14) Amir Abdullah of Trans-Jordan. J. Bebbington (24) v. W. A. Boyle, Rin. Boston and Rfn. Ryan-goal to nil.-Reuter.
East Lancashire Regt Lieut. to inform him of the Arab griev-Mackinlay (16); J. L. Adams (18) 8ances. It also proposes to address V. T. Swan (10): T. B. Low (13) C. Jones, R.S.M. Slater, Cpl. Ed-
telegrams to the Arab soverigas inv. 1. Newton (5); A. J. MacFad-wards, L/Cpl. Whitehead, Iraq. Yemen, Arabia and Egypt, yen (21) v. C. E. Moore (16); K. Hempstead and Pte. Parker.
(11) v. P. Morrison 1 as well as to the Shah of Iran, the K Rounds
King of Afghanistan and to Kemal (11): J. W. Mayhew (11) v. J. A events Attaturk, in order to enlist their Rodger (6): J. Forbes (12) v. gets at
McKellar (7): A. H. McBride (14) Farda. 5 sympathies.
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New efforts are being made at 7 present to paralyse shipping in the port of Haifs and to induce workers in railways and shops to join the strike.
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Bedouins attacked
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first
two unsquadded shooting at decimal tar- ranges of 300 and 500 Lieut. Ratcliffe was
of 35, and CSM. Elvin, of the East Lancashires J. S. Dykes (11); A. L. Powell with a score
won the other with a similar score. (18) v. A. Webster (16); W. S.
Only part of the Company Hillier (9) v. J. Petrie (16) A. C. Sizton (24) . W. Woodward (13); Match was shot off owing to lack T. R. Rowell (14) v. J. A. R. Selby of time. So far seven teams have
Second Round
US. BASEBALL RESULTS
Giants Beaten But Yankees Win
MICKEY COCHRANE INJURED
.New York, To-day. The following were the results
Violence Reported (9); A. T. Braley (7) v. S. E. Ed-red, and the Rifles (team No. 1),of the League baseball matches Acts of violence continue to be gar (20); T. J. Price (12) - Aare leading with a score of 531 played yesterday: reported from various parts of Muir (16); W. A. Stewart (8) out of a possible 600. Each team, Tiberias the N. M. Currie (15); J. H. Gell-consisting of eight men. had three the country. At some Jewish ing (18) v. J. B. Mackie (5); A-ranges to shoot:
600 yards, de-Brooklyn 2farmers, wounding four persons. D. Humphrey's (10) v. R.. Youngliberate fire: 500 yards, rapid fire Chicago
with movement; and snapshooting Some bomb explosions which, (4)..
at 300. 4however, did little damage, cc-
includes Philadelphia To-day's The following drew byes into
programme curred at Haifa, and the entire
the continuation of the Company local strike committee have been the second round:-
R. K. Collings (4) v. J. Gellatly Match, and the Light Automatic Pittsburgh Nazareth. while at jarrested at Jerusalem the police were attack-1(24): T. D. Paton (8) v. C. Aus-Match, the Platoon Match (post- ed by 200 Arab demonstrators and tip (11); E. H. Watts (20) who poned from yesterday). and the 16 persons, including four police will meet the winner of the F. A. Falling Plate Competition (up to Boston men, were injured in the resultant Dunnett v. D. J. Valentine tie; T. semi-finals). There are 2 teams Cincinnatti
R. Chassels (8) who will meet the entered for the latter, and they lexchange of shots.
All Jews residing at Murrara, Jerusalem, have transferred their residence to the Jewish quarter in order to escape from the constant, 3 assault by the Arabs.
The strike movement is steadily
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winner of the A. D. Humphreys v.will be eliminated by the "knock- New York
un- St. Louis Young tie; D. S. Edward (3) ont" A. J. Dennis (8); HL N. Wil-squadded events will also be held. liamson (13) v. W. R. Hillyer :(18).
The first round is to be played
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At Jaffa the store of June 28; the semi-final on or be- 1 open roads.
fore July 12; and the final on or ways direct Service)
motor-car dealer Was Closes: Reg. 5 pim. Ord. 8.15 am ja Jewish
1wrecked by the strikers and all before July 26.
Emp. of Japan (via Siberia)
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Closes: Rog 3.15 am. Ord. 10 a.ships bringing new Jewish ire- Carthage (KLM Service)...
Closes: Beg. 9'am, Ord. 9.30 am.
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FUNERAL OF LATE MR. J. H. GOMEZ
Remains Interred At Happy Valley
before
C.B.S. CRICKET WIN
"A" Coy. East Lancs. Score 124
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MEETING Three Events On Programme
Detroit
7 10 Mickey Cochrane înjured his
foot. Washington
8 10 -Reater.
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GAVIA RETAINS TITLE
Manila, April 27-Approximate-
into the Rizal Memorial
(c) Foursomes against Par, 3/8 Amado Sanchez, the youthful re presentative of the Managumpay tennis club, in three straight sets, combined handicaps.、
6-2, 6-2, 6-2..
(b)
The Royal Artillery golf meet- ing will be held at Fanling on Thursday next, when the follow- ing competitions will take place: Cup. (a) Royal Artillery. Singles against Bogey ( Handi- Royal (cap) open to Regular
Artillery Officers on the strength (Com- of Hong Kong Garrison. petitors must have either a Fan- In a friendly cricket match ating handicap or else have had a Shamshuipe on Wednesday, the handicap at some time either atlly 300 tennis enthusiasts crowded tennis Central British School beat "A" Home or abroad); MANY TOKENS OF RESPECT Company. East Lancashire Regi-
(b) Singles Against Rogey. for courts yesterday afternoon to see the scores be those not eligible for (a). Handi- Leonardo Garis, defending cham The funeral of the late Mr. J.ment by 59 runs,
ing-
caps will be alotted by secretaries Pion, retain his coveted Philippine national tennis title by defeating H. Games, who died at his home CBS: 182 for & dec. (W. Mulcahy |
concerned; in "Kowloon. on Wednesday, took 54, R. Holden 38: Ashley 2 for place at the Roman Catholic Cemetery yesterday afternoon and "A" Coy: 124 (Lt. J. P. Williams 62,
Ptc. Nolan 23: W. Baxter 6 for Competitors for (a) and was attended by a number
55).
will play on the Old Course in the friends and relatives. The Rev.
morning and competitors for (c) Father M. Robba officiated.
F. X. Gomes (nephews), F. Mwill play on the New Course inf Amongst those present
A. J. C. da Rocha, H.
the afternoon. Messrs. A. Xavier and V. M. Xavier.
A. M d'Eca, A. A. S. Sequeira,
Officers who have held any sort. Xavier (sons-in-law), A..
in the Royal! Gomes, A. C. Goznes, J. R. Gomes, Remedios, R. M. G. Silva, J. M. S.
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WARNING AGAINST COMMUNISM
Marshall Petain. Sees Dangers In France
Paris, Yesterday.
An earnest warning against the threatening communist peri! France from within, as a result of the Franco-Soviet Fact, has been uttered by the veteran Marshal Petain in an interview published by Le Journal.
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