Malaya Tribune, 7 March 1940

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    22 1 The Malaya Tribune w VOL. XXVII- -No. 57. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, MARCH 7, 1940 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Thursday, March 7, 1940.
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    WORLD'S BIGGEST LINER DEFEATS U-BOATS
    128 1 "Queen Elizabeth" Crosses Atlantic STRANGEST MAIDEN VOYAGE EVER LONDON, MAR. 7. THE WORLD'S BIGGEST LINER, THE QUEEN ELIZA--1 BETH, HAS CROSSED THE ATLANTIC IN SECRET. WITHOUT PASSENGERS, ON WHAT IS DESCRIBED AS THE MOST AMAZING MAIDEN VOYAGE EVER. Ever since the liner was launched by
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    Scenes At Clydebank
    182 1 Reuter. New York. Mar. 6. V'UTn Elizabeth is expected to X- v York iWednes- a hazardous secret crossing .irrii Atlantic. Reliable marine that preparations have rr.ac? to dock her the i Mary. I Offtc f the Cunard-White Star I line told H ater they had no informar
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    HOLLAND TO BUILD MORE CRUISERS
    67 1 Reuter. The Hague, Mar. 6. IN th P Second Chamber to-day, the Communist leader Visser criticised what he called "growing Anglo-Dutch co-operation in the Far East," and urged the withdrawal of Government's plan to build three new battle cruisers for the Dutch Indies. The Minister
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    12 Points Of Wang's Peace Agreement With Japanese
    500 1 Hongkong. Mar. 7. ARRANGEMENTS are now com- pleted for the long-awaited inauguration of the new government under Wang Ching Wei- which the Japanese have agreed to establish to run the occupied areas of China, and the inaugural ceremony may be txjected to
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    ON OTHER PAGES
    67 1 Pages {•here To Have Traffic "Cops" 2 J 1 Inns Raise $12 000 For China 3 mr rime o£ Warsaw J lnp mas 6 and 7 < n '»a News 7 1 Review The News"—C.H.S.J. 8 i rilling- Kescues 9 !rt 10 and 11 •Mfc tive's Duel
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    DENOUNCED 100 PERSONS: SENTENCED
    55 1 Reuter. Moscow, Mar. 6. THREE men and a woman, who in the past two years have denounced over 100 persons including party officials as spies acting on behalf of foreign agents have now been convicted at Kieff of spreading calumnious untrue reports, and sentenced to terms
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    Imperial Plane Damaged
    31 1 Reuter. It is learned that the Imperial Arway's machine flying between Hongkong and Bangkok was badly damaged to-day while taking off at Udorn, in Indochina. Nobody was hurt.—Reuter.
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    Explosion Kills Thirty
    27 1 Reuter. London, Mar. 7. Thirty were killed and many injured as a result of an explosion in a powder faetorv. at Brescia, to-day -Renter
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    Proves British Mastery Of Ocean
    41 1 THE "QUEEN ELIZABETH.*' Ten feet longer than the "Queen Mary/* her tonnage is 84,000 tons. She has only two funnels. Her w hole design shows the modern tendency to simplicity and a modified form of streamlining.
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    STOP PRESS
    150 1 Reuter. London. Mar. 7 People en the front of a town in the north-east coast of England saw what they believed to be an enemy plane attacking ships a few miles out at sea. Loud reports were heard. Flashes were seen shortly afterwards and British planes flew out
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    STUBBORN DEFENCE OF FINNS
    96 1 Helsinki, Mar. 6. r 3-DAY S Finnish communique reports that all Russian attempts to reach the mainland over the ice in Viborg Bay and between Viborg Bay and Vulksen have been repulsed with heavy losses. The Russians were supported by aircraft, tanks and arti'lery. but made
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    DUTCH SHIP SAVED BY R.A.F. PLANE
    110 1 Reuter. London. Mar. 7. THE 8,000-ton Dutch merchant ship Siadtshiedam was saved from destruction by mines yesterday in the North Sea as a rerult of vigilance by an Air Force Coastal Command plane. The plane sighted the mines and reported their position by wireless,
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    TWO OIL TANKERS ATTACKED
    213 1 Reuter. London, Mar. 7. IT is learned to-day that the oil tanker Charles F. Meyer, 10,000 tons, was attacked in the English Channel on Monday night. It is stated that the crew abandoned the shin. Two lifeboats searched for the men without success Naval vessels and
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    17 1 Reuter. Paris, Mar. 7. To-day's French communique B&JS ihat there is nothing of importance to leport. Reuter.
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    TRAFFIC "COPS" TO BE TRAINED IN JOHORE
    273 2 On The Track Of Reckless Drivers (Tribune Staff Reporter) QREATLY impressed by the efficiency and usefulness of traffic "cops" in Singapore, the Johore Government has decided to establish a similar organisation in the State, the Hon. Y. M. Ungku Aziz, the Mentri Besar,
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    ITEMS FROM THECOURTS
    224 2 Singapore, Wednesday. CIEW Ah Cheong <20>, a Cantonese, claimed trial on charges of robbing Tan Ec Chwee of $3.60 whil-, armed With a deadly weapon, a knife, at Geyiang Road and on the same day of a f tempting to commit robbery when armed at Sims' Avenue.
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    Illicit Still In Estate
    154 2 (From <>iv Own Correspondent) Muar, Wednesday. ACTING on information received from A a telephone message from th? manager ol an estate in Jorak to the effect that labourers In the estate were being supplied with illicit samsu and that they oft-n got drunk Inche Abdul Raof
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    80 2 The death rate in Singapore for the week ended Mar. 2. says the Municipal health .statement, was 20 19 per mille per annum compared with 20 62 In the preceding week und with 16.57 in the corresponding week of last year. Total births were 481 giving a birth rate ol
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    FIRM FINED FOR BREACH OF DEFENCE RULES
    152 2 Singapore, Wednesday. JHE Malayan Engineering Co., Ltd., of No. 10, Winchester House, Siinjjfupore, were this morning fined $20.50 iii respect of two charges under the Defence Regulations by Mr. J. L. McFall, the Singapore Criminal District Judge. Chief Court Inspector Ernest H. Tunn
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    Indian Gaoled For Kidnapping Girl
    275 2 Singapore, Wednesday. JJOLDING the view that the girl was still under sixteen years of age, and that she had been taken to Johore by the accused without the permission of her parents Mr J L McF all, the criminal district judge, to-day passed sentence 01
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    NO ACCOUNT TO MEET CHEQUE
    277 2 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Wednesday. pEMARKING that he was treating him leniently only because he was so young Mr. W. J. Thorogood, the First Magistrate bound over a 17-year-old Tamil youth named Nadarajah, who was charged with attempting to cheat Mr. Sooria, for
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    PERLIS GIVES $50,000 TO BRITAIN
    80 2 MS HIGHNESS the R::in 0 f 11 Perlis has offered the sum of $50,000 as n war contribution to the Imperial Government. The Secretary of State for the Colonies has informed the High Commissioner by telegram that His Majesty's Government gratefully accept ihe offer and
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    PATRIOTIC FUND STATEMENT
    142 2 A statement of accounts for the Malaya Patriotic Fund up to Feb. 29 shows the total sum received to hai*e been $1,066 5j9 97_orer $70,000 more than ot the end of 1939. when the total was 5994J280.88. Sums reieived since Dec. Ji comprised $21,180.35 from Singapore and
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    Defence Case In Alleged Murder Of Tamil Barber
    462 2 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Wednesday. AT the Selangor Assizes to-day Muthiah and Pakianathan, two Tamils, who are charged with the murder of a rami] barber, Kathiresam in a lane at Sentul leading towards the railway line on Oct. 30, gave
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    FALSE WEIGHTS IN KUALA LUMPUR SHOP
    110 2 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpor. Wednesday. Pleading guilty to the charges of having in his possession weights not conforming with the F.M.S. standard weights the manager of the firm of Ismail Ghaney Rowther Co. was fined $250 by RaU Ayoub in the Third
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    Shivaratri Celebration
    35 2 The Shivaratri—Sri Swami Dayanand Sarsawati Bodh Utsav—will be celebrated by local Arya Samajists, this evening, at 8 p.m.. at th? Rama Krishna Mission premises, 9 Norris Road. Mr. S\ B. Aditan will preside.
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    SEVEN WIDOWS IN F.M.S. APPEAL
    339 2 'From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, Wednesday. JUDGMENT was reserved in the F.M.S. Court of Appeal yesterday in the civil appeal in which the seven widows of the late Yap Swee, deceased mineivof Menglembu are involved in litigation. The appeal is against the decision of the
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    Two Soldiers Bound Over After Affray
    269 2 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Wednesd iS a sequel to an affray beW two soldiers of the Mab ft. giment and two Sikh watchmen employed at the Bukit Bintang Part on the night of Jan. 16 Alang bin A nut and Vahaya (the
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    Mannerheim Indisposed
    24 2 Reuter. Stockho'm. liar. 7. Information has reached here to-day that Mr. Mannerheim is indisposed' No details in his position arc available —R?uter.
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    VIOLENT REPLY TO NEUTRAL PROTESTS
    467 2 German Press Enraged Reuter. London, Mar 7. A VIOLENT attack on neutral countries in connection with the war at sea was the main feature of the political review of the week in the German broadcast yesterday evening. The spokesman declared: "Neutrals will be made to
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    MARRIED IN SINGAPORE
    40 3 Mr D E B. Rajapaksha, son of the late Mr. D. G. B. Rajapaksha. •ss P L. B. Lily, daughter of the late Mr. P. L B Hendrick. ell-known jeveller, who were married In Singapore last week.
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    Five Men On Charges Of Theft And Extortion
    145 3 Singapore, Wednesday. LW BRING a coffee-shop in Kelantan Lane en the morning of Feb. Zi five young Chinese took away six tins of cigarettes without ii.. the permission of the proprietor. Arrested by two detectives and produced before Mr. Conrad Oldham m
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    FORMER PERAK PLANTER DEAD
    41 3 I mm Our Own Reporter) Ipoh- Wednesday, h took place at Trivandrum, India, on Sunday of Mr. A. S. retired from Malaya in ased was employed in variin Perak and Selangor and n-ietory planter at Tanjong Ma'am.
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    MUSLIMS RAISE $12,000 FOR CHINA RELIEF WORK
    316 3 TURKISH EAR THQUAKE FUND STARTED (Tribune Staff Reporter) (lOING about their work unostentatiously, the Muslim Committee formed just over two months ago has collected nearly $12,000 for relief of distress in China. The committee began collecting contributions from Muslims in the country immediately
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    Joy-Ride In Stolen Car Alleged
    184 3 (From Our Own Repcrter) Ipoh, Wednesday. AS a sequel to an alleged joy-ride in a stolen car which later was involved in an accident on Monday night, Muniandy, a young Tamil appeared before Mr. P. F. Y. Radcliffe in the Police Court yesterday on three
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    Problem Of Translating War Terms Into Jawi
    196 3 Singapore, Wednesday. W 4 R has brought in its trail many difficulties, and them is that of translation of English terms into Jawi Malav. This was stated by Inche Zainal Abidm, of the Department of Information, who addressed the Singapore Rotarv Club this
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    STOLE POLICE OFFICER'S SHOES
    177 3 (From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, Wednesday. PATHAN, the young Indian who recently walked away with a pair of shoes belonging to Mr. R. C. Erkhe, A.O.C.D., Perak, while the latter was playing soccer, was yesterday bound over in the sum ot for a period of 6
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    COMPLAINANT ABSENT, ACCUSED ACQUITTED
    79 3 Singapore, Wednesday. WHEN Kunda Singh appeared before Tl Mr. Conrad Oldham this morning for the trial of his case in which he was charged with the theft of six gran 3ohone records valued at $G 60. the property of B. Bahadar Singh Court Inspector Charles W.
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    18 3 Celebration of the new moon day will be beis at tbe rtoas.unser premls ol transloring ol merits «i^^««
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    15 3 Dr. Lim Swee Aun, Assistant. Medical r>o»r.ltal' lelt on transler to lDlneer. Ipon Gulping yeslersav.
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    Body Found In Swamp Where Accused Prayed
    381 3 (From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, Wednesday. THE strange story of two brothers who are alleged to have murdered a compatriot because of his extreme friendship with the wife of one of them and staked the body, faced°wnwards in a swamp, and then worshipped
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    ALLEGED ATTEMPT TO END LIFE
    86 3 (From Our Own Correspondent) Tapah. Wednesday. A young Tamil woman, 28 years and wife of a ?abourer employed m an estate in Tapah. is alleged to have attempted to commit suicide with a knife. The incident occurred while her husband was away a t work.
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    Govt. House Bulletin
    403 4 Monday, Feb. 26. Mr. W. M. E. Dewe had luncheon at Gove rumen t House. H. E MaJor-Oeneral L. V. Bond Si Mrs. Bond. Hon. Mr. Tuy Lian Teck Mrs. Tay Lian Teck and Lieut. I. L. E. MacMillan dined at Government House. After dinner His Excellency
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    War Fund Donations
    296 4 FE Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation. Ltd. bankers tor the Malaya Patriotic t Chinese Section) Singapore, report that contributions so far received total $110,484-92 made up as follows:— Previously reported $139,617-32; further contributions $867-60 Wong Chik Hing Tong $25. Chee Van e (Chui Si) Kong So $10. Members of
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    Pineapple Exports
    85 4 During the week ending Peb. 24 exports of tinned pineapples from Malayan ports amounted to 28.050 cases, of which 24.330 (87 per cent.) cases were to the United Kingdom. 75» (3 per cent.) cases to Canada, and 2.976 (10 per cent.) cases elsewhere. Total exports for the period
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    73 4 The annual general meeting of the untitled Christian Association was held on Sunday 24 Lororng Lalat. The report and the accounts ol the past year were read and passed. The following office-bearers were elected tor the ensuing year: President, Mr. M. Matthew l r*-elected j: secretary. Mr. P. K. Thomas:
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    ALLEGED HIRING OF PRIVATE CAR
    333 4 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Wednesday. THAT he was married to a former I dance hostess and the ladies he was seen to carry in his car were the friends and relatives of his wife was the defence put up by a young Chinese,
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    WARSAW'S CHILDREN INSANE WITH HORROR
    967 4 AWFUL REPRISALS ON GUERRILLAS THROUGH the streets of Warsaw, the ancient Polish capital wander crowds stricken by a sad malady, writes a special correspondent to the Daily Telegraph. Warsaw's crowds to-day have nothing in common with the gay pre-war populace. It is hard now to
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    DIED AFTER ACID BURNS
    121 4 Singapore, Wednesday THE bursting of a drum of sulphuric acid in a motor vessel, resulting in the death of a 22-year-old Tamil, Govindavani, wis the subject of an inquiry held before the Singapore Coroner Mr. W G. Porter, this morning. At the end of the day's
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    Wanted More Blood Donors
    152 4 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur. Wednesday. THAT he was struck by the absence of more Chinese donors and this, he thought, was not due to any lack of sympathy with the society, but was largely due to prejudice and fear, was the remark made by
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    12 4 The output of New untitled Ltd., for February amounts to 25,300 lb.
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    BRITAIN DETAINS 16 ITALIAN COAL SHIPS
    146 7 Reuter. London, Mar. 7. i f the Downs control station to-day the total of Italian vessels ;l detained was brought up to 16, with an estimated total tonnage po.ooo and coal cargoes amounting to 100,000 tons.—Reuter Rome, Mar. 7. .1 Italian colliers is the
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    SYNTHETIC OIL PRODUCTION IN GERMANY
    49 7 Moscow, Mar. 6. ief that Germany's output of oil from coal exceeds British an estimates by three milannually is expressed by the economist Yevgenij Varga, the Red Star. s non-military oil contains as low as hitherto, able to meet requirements by roduction, he asserts.
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    AIR STALE MATE MAY END SOON
    127 7 Reuter. RT-.T T London, Mar. 7. EUTERS correspondent with the RJV.F. understands that a strong warning has been issued to officers and men oi the R.A.F. advanced air striking force in France. In order to deal with air raid precautions the headquarters point out
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    FRENCH TRAITORS GET DEATH SENTENCE
    39 7 Reuter. Paris, Mar. 7. Paul Ferdonnet and Charles Obrecht, known as, "traitor Stuttgart' for their anti-French broadcasts from Stuttgart 1 ladio station are condemned to death in their absence by a military court. Reuter.
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    Money Is Needed NOW
    542 8 rPJIE all-important question of the introduction of income tax in Malaya is bound to monopolise the attention of the public for some time to come, and although we feel that the decision to levy this form of taxation in this country emanates from home, and that
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    NEEDS OF EMPIRE PRESS IGNORED
    435 8 B.B.C. Given Priority London, Mar. 6. THE heavy responsibility resting on Empire correspondents in London in selecting and interpreting war news to make it clearly understood throughout the Empire is pointed out in the annual report of the Council of the Empire Press Union. The
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    More Mass Executions
    75 8 Reuter. Paris, Mar. 6. IJT least ten to 14 people are shot every day in Warsaw, according to a communique issued by the Polish Government in France, based on information stated to have been obtained from absolutely reliable sources. Executions take place at 3 a.m. and 3.30
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    35 8 Reuter. London. Mar. 6: The Prime Minister to-day told members of the Commons that the House would only meet thrice weekly after Easter instead of five days, instituted temporarily at the beginning of this month.—Reuter.
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    THE NEWS
    95 8 \yE are getting nearer to biir action on the "Western Front. In recent days there has been a steady increase in air and patrol activities, in artflkry ex changes and in movements of troops. It would appear as if the Genua* are doing all the concent rat inir
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    Stretching Out
    149 8 gO long- as there are any loopholes—now officially admitted— in the Allied blockade and so long as he is not attacked elsewhere, it seems to be to Hitler's advantage to preserve the stalemate in the West On the other hand, the Russians are pressing on rapidly along the
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    Sprat And Whale
    230 8 imaginary conversation between Sir John Simon, Chancellor of the Exchequer and Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald, Secretary of State for the Colonies: Sir John: "Morning, Malcolm. I*m trying to raise a few more hundred million for the war Malcolm: "That's your pigeon, Sir John, and the taxpayer's." Sir
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    Hitler's Hysteria
    99 8 HITLER, it is reported, has behaved 11 like an asylum inmate since the Altmark incident. Falling into one of his famous fits of hysteria, the Fuehrer sent for both Dr. Ley, leader of the German Labour Front, and Grand Admiral Raeder and gave instructions for an immediate speed-up
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    Rhodes Scholarships For Indian Students
    255 9 London, Mar. 7. iv i I is informed that the Rhodes Trustees have decided to two Rhodes scholarships annually for India. scholarships are of the annual value of £400 and tenOxford University. With one or two exceptions, they are awarded to young men been educated
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    Reds Bomb Hospitals And Open Towns
    72 9 Reuter. Helsinki, Mar. n. THREr] hospitals some distance from the front were bombed yesterday. Ten patients were killed in one hospital and four in another and many were wounded. T he towns of Mikkeli, Kuopio and Lahti, all without military importance, were bombed. Eight
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    POLISH FAITH IN ALLIED VICTORY
    33 9 Reuter. Anger, Mar. 6. COMPLETE faith in an Allied victory was affirmed by General Sikorski in a speech at the fourth session of the Polish National Council .—Reuter.
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    THRILLING RESCUES FROM DUTCH SUBMARINE CONNING TOWER WAS FORCED OPEN
    292 9 Three Still Trapped And •Getting Short Of Air Reuter. Amsterdam. Mar. 7. XHREE members of the crew are trapped in a sunken Dutch submarine rammed by a tug yesterday. Divers and other rescue workers are trying desperately to reach the
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    Why Eastern People Stand By Britain
    229 9 Reuter. Cairo, Mar. 7. THE Egyptian paper Al Masri states: "The number of pilgrims is as great as ever, notwithstanding the troubled conditions of the world, because all Moslem countries are friends or Allies of the democracies who rule the sea. It is thanks
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    31 9 Reuter. Stockholm. Mar. 7. The two chambers of Riksdag to-day approved the government bill grantin? a credit of half a m llion sterling for certain defence works, notably aerodromes r— Reuter.
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    GERMAN RAID PENETRATES ALLIED CURTAIN OF FIRE
    434 9 PARIS, MAR. 6. RETAILS AVAILABLE HERE OF THE RAID THE FIRST WXr U I'ERIENCE THE BRITISH HAD OF THE USED IN THIS WAR —SHOW THAT IT HAD BEEN CAREFULLY PLANNED AS A SURPRISE. Trench mortars had been brought into use, firing right into
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    GOOD DIVIDENDS ON SECOND DAY AT K. L.
    826 10 Thunderstorm Causes Several Upsets Cividendi i At A Claaw—» Kate 1: BALI GIRL $38 $9 Faith $8 Ladolet $7 Race 2: EXPLODE $63 $14 Mabel Smith $10 Marnell $7 Race 3: EMILY D1GNUS $*4 $7 Hariieur $7 Sir Patrick $7 Race 4:
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    WEIGHTS FOR GOLD CUP RACE
    333 10 Weights for the third day, Satur. day, of the Selangor Turf Club Gold Cup 1940 meeting:— GOLD CUP Horses: Class 1 Divn. 1: V$ Miles. Sultana g 5 Cooltipt 9 1 Royal Worlington 8 9 Kai Tere 8 .2 Nieuwsgierig 8 1 Grand Prix 8.1
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    G.E.C BEAT WEARNE'S IN BUSINESS LEAGUE
    250 10 G E C 2... Wearne's 1. FAST soccer, marred somewhat by an incident towards the closing stages of the game, was witnessed at the Harbour Board Ground yesterday where in a Business Houses League soccer fixture, the G.E.C. beat Wearne's Sports Club bv the
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    18 10 TO-DAY SOCCER: fcfcf I Vision I Police vs. A.A. Reft R A Stadium. TKXNIS: V.M.C.A. tournaments.
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    S.C.R.C. CRICKET
    50 10 S?r> followin will represent the «,ua Boon Yew StU^^S. H The Ya fn P M0Ck K «a S „-W K on?. m Sunday at 11 a m e SCC: at cricket Gan Kee Tian Kam Ota. r fwang, Jf»ok Kim, E»a„X IS,"? Tay. Chua Boon Al7 X I
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    13 10 Entries for the S.C.R.C.'s Spring tennis el.p Ooudl", Na.'.sicap :,ns v Doubles ttanslcap.
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    CRICKET CLUB WIN TENNIS MATCH
    305 11 N a lawn tennis match yesterday at the S.C.C. tennis •s between the Singapore Cricket Club and the Hyderabad the home team beat the vStors 04 s to do games. Avrt •h match consisted of ten games, regardless of the After ten games, the opponents
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    SOCCER WIN FOR INDIANS
    211 11 Singapore, Wednesday. p- dent culminating in fistimarred the division 2B fixture between the Indian iation and the Junior Civil Club played at Balestier is evening. The Indians four goals to one. reached a high standard, were "employed right from B and promising moves were by rough
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    TENNIS KAMIS AND YADI WIN
    202 11 THE following were the results of ties played yesterday hi the Y.MC.A. tennis tournament:— OPEN SINGLES Wcng Thean Teck beat See Gim Hock. 6—4; U-l. OPEN DOUBLES Kamis and Yadi beat C. Y. Koh and Lim Hee Chin, 6—1; 6—2. Sonv? tics had been postponed
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    Fort Canning Win Friendly Cricket
    305 11 Singapore, Wednesday. A GRAND first wicket partnership by Sgt. Major Wilton and Sgt. Long, which produced 108 runs, enabled Fort Canning to defeat the Brigade H. Q., Emu Force, with all their wickets intact, when these two teams met in a friendly cricket match at
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    Police Reserves Draw With Airmen
    268 11 Police 2; R.A.F 2. pLAYING at home, the Police Reserves drew with the R.A.F. Reserves in a game packed with thrills and abounding in action, in the Reserve division of the League. 'hp tail-end of the first half. Pohce left-back Cheong Ngee had t,J b
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    INSURANCE COVERACE FOR JOCKEYS
    50 11 (From- Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok, Mar. 6. IN future riders during training and racing at the Sports Club will be insured against death, total and partial disablement, and reasonable medical charges out of the fund provided by owners and riders with the addition of racing fines.
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    GRAND NATIONAL CALLOVER
    44 11 Reuter. London, March 7 rE following is the callover for the Grand National: Professor II 100 8 offered 100 7 taken. Symacthis (100 7). Bogskar 100 6, Royal Mail (100 6 offered) Red Prince (45 1 offered 33 1 taken) —Reuter.
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    ALDERSHOT BEAT CHELSEA
    25 11 Reuter. London, Mar. 7. The following is the result of a soccer match played in London: South B. Aldershot 5. Chelsea I.—Reuter.
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    CAMBRIDGE WIN ATHLETICS
    35 11 Reuter. London, Mar 6. Cambridge beat Oxford by 77 points to 40 in the inter-Varsity athletics at Cambridge for which no Blues are awarded. Cambridge won eight events and Oxford five. —Reuter.
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    TOLLEY CUP BOXING
    38 11 The preliminaries in the Tolley Cup Boxing Competition will be fought on Mar. 11 and 12 at th? Happy World Stadium, the semi-finals on Mar. 13, and the finals on* Mar. 15, at 9 p.m.
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    WORK OF EXPORT COUNCIL
    233 12 London, Mar. 5. THE aims and plan of work of the Export Council set up by the Board of Trade are set out in a White Paper issued to-day. The aim is sumnied up as "promotion of the greatest volume of export trade which can be
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    22 12 The annual meeting of the Ipoh and District Football League wac held yesterday evening at the Town Hall. Ipoh. at 6.45 p.m.
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    Red Ski Troops Advance Along Gulf Of Finland
    210 12 Reuter. Helsinki. Mar. (J. SENSATION was caused by the arrival of a battalion of Russian ski troops in the Gulf of Finland. They started from their l>as< at Hogland and reached the Haapasaari group of Islands. Then they advanced rorth-east to Virolahti,
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    TIENTSIN SILVER DISCUSSION
    169 12 Reuter. London, Mar. 6. |N the Commons to-day, asked what the present position was as regards stocks of Chinese silver lying in the British Concession in Tientsin, Mr. Butler said that the position remained unchanged, but there had been conversations from time to time between the interested
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    IRON FOR REICH MAY BE STOPPED
    84 12 Reuter. London, Mar. 6. TN the Housp of Commons, asked if any attempt had been made to Intercept cargoes of Swedish iron ore conveyed from Narvik to German ports, Mr. Churchill replied that Government were aware of thi. s transport and its importance to
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    MANY WESTERN PROTESTS IGNORED BY JAPANESE
    512 12 Anti-British Action: Restriction Of Trade Reuter. London, Mar. JN the Commons to-day Mr. Butler, replying to a questi said that Lord Halifax was aware that anti-British activities continued in parts of North China. Repeated representations had been made to the Japa:.ese Government about the
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    Australia Sending More Men Overseas
    290 12 Reuter. Melbourne, Mar. 6. ]YJK. MENZIES (the Prime Minister) referred to-day to the despatch of a further contingent of men overseas. He announced that the second Australian Imperial force was to be expanded into an Army corps, bringing the total .strength of the force up
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    SERIOUS POLITICAL CRISIS IN JAPAN
    172 12 Reuter. Shanghai, Mar I J\ POLITICAL upheaval of immense magnitude is imminen Japan in view of the quarrel now going on between th< and Navy cliques. It is understood that the mil group is compelling Admiral Saito sign frcm the on ace ences of opinion
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    Coal Through Switzerland
    52 12 Lucerng, Mar. 6. JRAINLOADS of German coal are passing daily over the Simplon and Saint Gotthard routes, bound for Italy. Return trains are loaded mainly with Italian agricultural produce. The traffic has become so great that Swiss railways had to bring reserve locomotives into service; and engage
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    MOSLEMS' SUFFERINGS CREATED BY LEAGUE
    1817 14 ALLEGED CONGRESS TYRANNY EXAMINED "JF the Moslems sincerely believe that their interests are safe under the Communal Award, then they have no right to shed crocodile tears for the misery of the Moslems, because all these tyrannies are the consequences of the Award. But if
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    Mrs. Chamberlain With Indian Women Workers
    55 14 Mrs Neville Chamberlain, wife of the Premier, visited India H London to inspect comforts for the Indian troops Mrs. Cham:, seen holdin- a skein of wool *hile it is wound into a ball by an womani worker. Behind, wearing turban, is Sir Firoze Khan
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    729 15 Warm Welcome In London For New War Loan I Pushed of the ree per cent, loan, to be issued next week at ™7 -.1 en 19 and 19 years. at par Wlth currency announcement of this first lons term v I the war is well received. ĕ loan
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    REUTER'S SERVICE LONDON TIN
    20 15 London, Wednesday ial Price» £25\ Buyers £255>4 Sellers (>fficial Price) £254 Buyers £254 l /z Sellers
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    LONDON RUBBER
    33 15 London, Wednesday. Rl 1» ni.lv Buyers Sellers Steadier 121/4 12% aid 1 April 12 3116 12 5 16 rdi May 11 15 16 12 1 16 June 15 5 '8 Ha/4
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    LONDON SHARE LIST
    80 15 London, Wednesday. I 66/9 Kuuber 33/6 Jlectric 81/10 chemical Industries 32/4'/ 2 ii Tobacco 125/- butch 25/an Pacific 9 4 3 P. In. Trust 34/. L.i 2/- Hit urns 24/- :n Kintas 13/3 16/A. a tics 3 /9 atersrand Areas 85/Tr Tr. (bearer) 80 7V 2 W.:
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    FOREIGN EXCHANGE
    45 15 I London, Wednesday. I T TLondon on Paris 176.50 I T .1 .1 on Amsterdam 7.53* f 7.58** 1 IL on Shanghai 4% n Hongkong Is. 2 31l32d I L n Japan Is. 2 15 32d. T/TL' a New York 4.02Vfeto 4.03M? **Buyers
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    PRODUCE
    60 15 London, Wednesday. P~..r. Oil Malay) in St pt. S'ment Unquoted P- r a 'Straits FMSj September S'ment Unquoted r Sarawak) April S'ment. 18 6 Sellers Seed Pearl. Quality Singapore) Sment 31|- March -AQ> White Muntok u S'ment. 4V 8 Sellers r 'f'AQt Black Lampong A. S ment. 2 1516
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    BULLION MARKET
    16 15 London, Wednesday 21 1 16 20 15 16 <>.\R GOLD, Fine per oz. £8.8.0
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    26 15 Ribbfk New York Mar 6 \r B. S. r onr Steady 18-9,16 18-11 16 T|N July Sept. 18-y 4 18-% ~°ne Very Quiet 47-%
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    Commons Statement On Tin Quota
    137 15 Commons Statement On T in Quota Reuter. London, Mar. 6. House of Commons to-day, to Mr. stokes, Mr. Mao that he was aware that tin producers in Malaya International Tin agreemeasures taken under believed that their views rary to those of a great producers in Malaya 'UPlementary question, Mr. if
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    MID-DAY PRICES
    22 15 Singapore, Thursday. Prices of tin and rubber in Singapore at noon today were:— RUBBER Buyers: 39; Sellers: :)<)',. TIN _i»iao%, up
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    FRASER & CO.'S SHARE REPORT
    918 15 FRASER CO.'S SHARE REPORT Singapore, March, 6. MINING Ampat Tin B yerß Austral Amal 59 Ayer Hitam 2 2V Ayer Weng JE Austral Malay .2: <L. f* an r] n Si 229 Berjuntal ,«3 it-? Burma Malay 23 3 94 w Chenderlang 3 SB* Hitam Tin IL, 17 J: Hong
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    65 15 Reuter. London, Mar. 6. OTOCK EXCHANGE sentiment was cheered by the new war loan but at best business was generally moderate, which was attributed to the fact that buyers are holding off while giving consideration to the new loan. Gilt-edged occasionally finished under the day's best. Indian loans
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    LABOUR ATTACKS PALESTINE POLICY
    1951 16 STRIKING A BLOW AT WAR AIMS Reuter. London, Mar. G. JHE Opposition vote of censure on the Government in connection with the issue of land regulations in Palestine was moved to-day in the Commons. The motion expressed regret that, acting without the authority of the League
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    12 16 Mr. Lim Teang untitled and Excise Dentjrtro-nt. X been transferred to LumuT.
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