Malaya Tribune, 30 March 1940

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    21 1 The Malaya Tribune VOL. XXVII- No. 77. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, MARCH 30, 1940 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Saturday. March SO, 1940.
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    NO THREAT TO EGYPT OR INDIA
    111 1 Reply To France Reuter. j lieaei w, Mar. 30. r nd marshal Voroshi'ov iWar iter JPtre present at the ses M fLitvinov (former Foreign I the Sourita affair, M. 1 d that the Prt i.eh Gov* c keeking artifieia] prof est.-? their unfriendly attitude
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    MOLOTOV ISSUES WARNING TO JAPAN
    1245 1 Cannot Tolerate Violation Of Soviet Sphere RUSSIA WON'T GO TO WAR IN EUROPE FRENCH ATTITUDE TO SOVIET Reuter. |N a long speech on foreign policy to the Supreme Council of the Soviets M. Molotov, Russian Premier and Foreign Minister, said that Russia did not intend
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    ALLIED DECISION TO TIGHTEN BLOCKADE
    262 1 Closing Of All Commercial Routes To Germany "At Last The War Has Started" Reuter. London, Mar. 30. DECISIONS taken at the Supreme War Council meeting mean the tightening of the Allies' blockade of Germany, according to the London Press. Hitherto only the naval aspect of
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    Dutch Protest To Both Sides
    104 1 Reuter. The Hague. Mar. 30. J IT is officially announced that Dutch Government has protested.p both London and Berlin against violations of Dutch territory by British and German warplanes. It. is dec'ared that two British military planes and a German junker plane were sighted on
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    SWEDEN DEFIES MOLOTOV
    91 1 Reuter. Stockholm, Mar. 30. CWEDEN will continue to investigate the possibilities of a defensive Scandinavian alliance, despite Molotov's statement. Reuter correspondent learned here late tonight. It i.s pointed cut in political circles that the project is regarded by Sweden as a plan for peace, not war. Every
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    Iran Declares Neutrality
    43 1 Reuter. Teheran, Mar. 30. "JRAN will pursue a policy of neutrality, friendship and goodwill towards all countries who reciprocate," the Iran Minister of Foreign Affairs told Parliament yesterday. The occasion was the submission for ratification of the Russo-Iran trade agreement.—Reuter.
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    Syria's Pact With Turkey
    62 1 Reuter. Rome, Mar. 30. A CONVENTION of friendship and good neighbourly relations is to be concluded between Syria and Turkey, according to an Ankara despatch. Ttu convention is to to signed by M. Gabriel Fuaux. High Commissioner fcr Syria, who has just arrived in Ankara. Mr.
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    STOP PRESS
    70 1 Reuter. Budapest, Mar. 30. Official circles in Hungary feel sure there will be no Italo-Russian pact concerning the Balkans, writes the semi-official paper Vreme. The paper adds that in the view of these circles a tripartite Italo-Russo-Germnn pact can non be regarded as out of the question. It
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    FAMOUSRUGBY PLAYER KILLED
    142 1 Reuter. London. Mar. 30. pRINCE ObolensLu. the fa Rugby international. i .';o /fas a pilot-officer in Die R A.F IMB instantaneously killed fit a jD/arte accident at an EastAnglian aerodromt dun. Reuter. LATE PRINCE OROLENSKY. Prince Alexander Obolen ;ky I above*, member of the While Russian aristocracy,
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    Allies Beat Nazi Plane Production
    56 1 Reuter. New York, Mar. 29. January this year Britain and France surpassed Germany in monthly deliveries of aeroplanes according to T. P. Wright, VicePresident of the Curtis-Wright Corporation, writing- in the magazine "Aviation." He adds however that Allies cannot overtake Germany regarding total number of
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    RUBBER & FOREIGN EXCHANGE
    222 2 RUBBER FOREIGN EXCHANGE Singapore, Friday. "OTRICTLY speaking, this matter has not affected the Association until this month, when new regulations came into force in respect of control of the proceeds of rubber shipped to certain listed countries." said Mr. F. I). Thompson, the chairman of the Singapore Chamber of Commerce
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    Complainant Deserves No Compensation
    162 2 (From ()m Own Reverter) Penang. Friday. TELL complainant that he will get $10 compensation. I do not think he deserves it Tell him to keep away from tiie two boys. He had ill-treated them very badly." So said Mr Lim Koon Teck yesterday in the case
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    TRAFFIC ISLAND PLAN DEFEATED
    486 2 Singapore, Friday. fpVEN an offer to give the entire body of Commissioners a practical idea ol' the dangers to motorists lurking at the Irwell BankGrange Road junction failed to get the Traffic Advisory Committee's traffic island scheme through at the meeting of the Municipal Com- mission
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    PATRIOTIC FUND NOW $1,300,000
    115 2 The following is a statement of the collcc tions in aid of the Malaya Patriotic Fund up to Feb. 29. issued by H. E Sir Shent >n Thomas, as Chalrma. Branch Collected to Collections for Totr-.l Dec. 31. 1939 Jan. Feb. 1940 Brunei 6.528 3,968 10.496
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    20 2 The promotion of Lieut A. E. Ford Lo the rank of Lieutenant-Commander. I S. Royal Navy Volunteer Reserve, has approved.
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    ENCOURAGING MIGRATION FROM CONGESTED AREAS
    479 2 COMMISSIONERS AND ATTAR BUILDINGS Singapore, Friday. A DECISION taken at to-day's meeting of the Municipal Commissioners will have the effect of encouraging migration from overcrowded parts of the town into rural areas. Utaim Contending that certain frictions such as specifying the type ol roofs toi
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    46 2 On the occasion of the special meeting cf the Federal Council without ceremonial opening, on Monday, the road in front i f the Government offices at XL. will be closed at 0a m The road will remain closed as long as the Council is m session.
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    TO-NIGHT'S MALAY BROADCAST
    158 2 INCHE Zainal Abidin. who I translates the Malay war n evos bulletin circulated wifely throughout Malaya, will broadcast from the Singapore statin at 7 p.m. to-day. The difficulties experienced in adapting' the Malay language to the task of reporting mechanised and economic warfare as seen in the
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    A Kampong Auction
    85 2 a revealing sidelight on the loyalty of the Malays and their desire to help Britain in the war is given by the following rxtract .rem the official chary of the District Officer, Tcmtrloh Pali nng number of Malay women of Mufeim Perak. offered mats and basket work
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    16 2 Mr C M Robertson has been ap pointed an Assistant Commissioner in The Volunteer Police Reserve.
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    LANDLADY WANTS 21 TENNANTS EJECTED
    340 2 M\» Singapore, Kridy i- the Rent Assessment Board tl AKI\( app icati(»n>L V ih eiectlP 11 (>t 21 tenants from her prei noon for tne i V. elderly Indian landlady n; Belilios Road, 4, V( .ivJk applications, wmle eight w< Ammal was refused tweivm. w
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    Petition Writer Gets Thirteenth Conviction
    434 2 (From Our Own Keporter) Ipoh. Friday. r |'AX KIM TEIK, a young petition writer, was sentenced to one year's rigorous imprisonment to be followed by three years' sunpervision when he was convicted on an alternate charge of cheating in respect of $150 when he appeared
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    Woman Who Could Not Use Husband's Name
    175 2 OECAUSE a Braimin worn; not mention her husband's name. District JiM&e Conrad Oldbam had to presunn that a woman Lakshmi. who sued I Chari for maintenance, was reamed to the man. The woman, the Judge held in hk -udgment. had not proved that
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    Municipal Policy "Inconsistent"
    257 2 ALLEGATIONS of inconsistency on the part of the Commissioners and of disregard for professed policy and precedents W« made by Mr. Yap Fheng Geek M meeting '>f the Commission* to-day when he successfully moved] reference back of a committee decision to refuse an application for a private
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    UNITED CHINESE BANK PROFIT
    205 2 r.NITED CHINESE BANK, LTD.. Singapore, made a net profit for 193. of $154,104.97, in a year which the chairman, Mr. Woo Kheng Chiang, described as "eventful and therefore should not be regard* a normal one." In the course of his speech, Mr. Wee said: The net
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    SERIOUS FIRE AT RONEO'S OFFICES
    253 3 Singapore, Saturday. >r of tho offices of Roneo. Limited, at 3, Malacca Street iv completely destroyed by a fire which broke out shortly o'cl «k this morning. Damage done was very extensive. thi entire stock of the Company being burnt. Hi s not possiascertain the
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    NEGOTIATIONS WITH FINLAND
    66 3 Stockholm, Mar. 29. ACCORDING to information from Moscow, negotiations which the Finnish delegates are conducting are dragging on longer than was anticipated. The Russians are stated to be widening the scope of discussions to include the question of increased deliveries of good.s from Finland, especially industrial products.
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    VICTORY FOR ROMANCE
    56 3 Mi s J< an Richardson, the bride whose trio to Malaya to marry Lieut. D E D. Morris was delayed by a war efhee edict, photographed att?r her wedding to Lieut. Morris at Seremban yesterday. The groom, an officer attached to the Malay Regiment at Port Dickson,
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    Alleged Murder
    99 3 Singapore. Friday. The case in which a young Chinese. Chin Yong Chul, is charged with the murder of a ccmpatriot, by stabbing him with a knife in th 1 stomach, on the Lvenine ol Dec 22 last year, at Ord Road was continued before the Hon. Mr Justice
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    24 3 Mr M V untitled Tufo. M. C. S., has boon untitled to ft* as First Assistant Secretary (Bl and to be Clerk of Councils
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    Singapore Firm's Party
    134 3 Singapore. Friday. MORE than 200 people, representative iVI of a'l the Leading communities in Elnaapore and including well-known business men lawyers, doctors and other Drcfessions responded to the invitation) to tea at the Victoria Memorial Hah thia evening, of Messrs. Cheong Hock Chye and Co. Ltd., on
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    Rubber Association's Big Turnover
    464 3 Singapore, Friday. PROPOSING the approval and adoption of the accounts for the k year, Mr. V. I>. Thompson, presiding at the annual general meeting of the Singapore chamber of Commerce Rubber meeting this afternoon, said! The income ard expenditure account for th* year shows a surplus
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    Practice Which May Bring Chaos
    281 3 Singapore, Friday. IT is bad for tlx? trade generally that this .state of affairs should continue, and I think it is mv duty tc bring this matter forcibly to your attention, as unless a stop is*put to this practice, it can result only in chaos.'"
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    MUSICIAN'S SUIT AGAINST BAND LEADER DISMISSED
    225 3 Defendant Charges Drunkenness Singapore, Friday. A CLAIM brought by Anatol V. KirofF, a member of Bershadsky's orchestra of the Adelphi and Sea View Hotels, against his orchestra leader, A. Bershadsky, for $500 for alleged wrongful dismissal, was iismissed with costs by Mr. H. R.
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    MAGIC CIRCLE ENTERTAINS
    144 3 Tv:< lye items. Including magic, comedy, music and dancing, made the show riven by the Malayan Magic Circle at Katong last night a thoroughly enjoyable cne and the producer, Dorothy \V'ier is to be congratulated on the variety and excellence of the programme In a show in
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    DEBTOR'S OFFER "LESS THAN OVERTIME PAY"
    204 4 Judge Makes Order Of $25 Monthly FROM THE BANKRUPTCY COURT Singapore, Friday. AFTER being publicly examined to-day in his second bankruptcy since 1933, Tan Kang Swee, a 35-year-old Straitsborn Hokkien Chinese, employed by Cable and Wireless, Ltd., was ordered to pay $25 per month
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    CLAIM FOR SHARE IN A GRATUITY
    134 4 VN application by the Official Assignee to posse&fl one-fourth of the gratuity due to Edward de Souza. former clerk in the Inspector of Schools' Office, ior the benefit of his creditors, was allowed by the Chief Justice. Mr F. A Chua. who made the
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    TO APPLY AGAIN IN SIX MONTHS I
    194 4 AN application by Georg-» Andrew Rea, a local-born Eurasion. tor discharge from bankruptcy was opposed by 'he official Assimioe and pcMponed fot Nix months by the Chief Justice. Mr F. A Chua. for the Official Assignee, told his lordship that Rea. i n
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    COURT ACCEPTS OFFER OF SIS
    146 4 AN offer to pay $15 per month for the benefit of his creditors to whom he owed a total amount of $1,680 was made by John Tan Yong Kwang. a clerk in the Department of Statistics, and accepted by the Assistant Official Assignee In his
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    48 4 On the occasion of his transfer to Kuala Lumpur, ihe O.C.P.D. Tanjong Maiim. Mr. Chong Tuck Yew' was enUrtained to a farewell tea-party by the members of the Union Epw'orth League Tanjcng Ma lim, at the Anglo-Chinese School premises on Thursday Rev. V A. Chelliah, the Headmaster, presided.
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    18 MONTHS' TRADINGLIABILITIES $10,000
    174 4 Singapore. Friday. A liability of $10,000 ivithin a husiness peiiod ol 18 mentis fail was the record of busncssman Tan Chew Seng, related to the Hon Chief Justice, Sir Percy McElwaine, in the Bankruptcy Court to-day, ichen he nas publicly examined. The ban said f hat
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    MUNICIPAL PROMOTION REPORT
    257 4 I Singapore, Friday. QUPPORT for <»ne of two recommendations by a standing; committee and disagreement with the other were contained in the report of a special committee appointed by the Municipal Commissioners to consider the appointment of two divisional inspectors to the Town Cleansing Department. This reIKjrt.
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    22 4 Mr W C Taylor, M.C.S. has been appointed a Commissioner of the Mohammedan and Hindu Endowments Hoard for the Settlement of Malacca.
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    LABOUR RATES OF RUBBER PACKERS
    279 4 Singapore, Friday. DEFERENCE to recent labour troubles was made by Mr. F. D. Thompson, presiding- at the annual general meeting of the Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association he'd this afternoon. "During the last few months there has been a good deal of unrest amongst
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    57 4 The untitled Sembilan Branch of the St. John Ambulance Association will hold its second annual general meeting on Wednesday Apr. 3, at 7.15 p.m. hi the hall of King George V School. Dr. F*. V. Jacques (president* will take thf chair. Among other things the forma tion of an ambulance
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    MALACCA CHINESE LEADER ON "POISONOUS NAZIISM"
    2562 5 lITLER S AMBITION TO ENSLA YE ALL MANKIND MR MEMBER SS™ K vSft& A J £v K,H TWELVE YEARS THE MALACCA CHINESE N?GHT C?N "THF <?t G r!\4 TI XSixS2^ CIL BROADCAST FROM THE 8.M.8.C. mRMPn-muAi ,v» M£s£ ITS CHINESE AND THE WAR." HE
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    Tiger Seen Near Tapah
    87 5 (From Our Own Iteportei > Tapah. Friday. Many people living between the third and fourth mile Pahang Road have seen two rail-grown tigers prowling In the vicinity <•)) several occasions, pro- j bably In search ol food. Many motet ists proceeding to ana from the Cameron
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    100 Per Ceng. For Victory
    242 8 lingering doubts that may have been entertained about the complete solidarity of the Allies, and their determination to prosecute this war until victory is achieved, should have been dispelled by fhe latest pronouncements of the Allied Supreme War Council, which have been interpreted and underlined
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    Malaya's Worst Problem
    269 8 JN connection with our comment on the plea for youth made hv Mr. H. R. Cheeseman at the recent Rotary Conference, it is pointed out to us that Rotary has already done a great deal of excellent work in Malaya by the formation of boys' clubs and
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    MAJOR BATTLES TO GREET HIS REGIME
    141 8 Wang's Effigy Burnt Reuter. Chungking, Mar. 29. jyjAJOR Sino-Japanese operations are expected to take place shortly in the vicinity of Canton, along the lower West River, probably near Sunhui, west of Macao, declared a Chinese military spokesman yesterday. He also predicted the outbreak of
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    Casualties In Army
    119 8 Reuter. London, Mar. 29. THE names of over 705» officers and men and 12 women who died on active service appear in the third War Office casualty list published to-day. I Th? names comprise; died 714, died of wounds 3; died of wounds while prisoner of war
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    RANGANATHAN APPOINTED ADVISER
    99 8 London, Mar. 29. THE Secretary of State for India has appointed Dewan Bahadur S. Ranganathan as his Adviser und Q r section 178 cf the Government of India Act 1935. in the vacancy which was to have been tilled by lat e Sir A. T. The new
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    U.S. ARMY PLANE BUILDING POSTPONED
    85 8 Reuter. Washington, Mar. 29. nRIGADIER-GENERAL Marshal, Chief uof Staff, reveals that the United States Army's goal of 5,500 aeroplanes by June 30, 1941. has been postponed two or three years in consequence of the huge sales to the Allies. He adds that these sales have
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    CANADIANS TO SUPPLY DOLLARS
    55 8 Reuter. Ottawa, Mar. 29 POLONEL Ralston, Canadian Finance y Minister, announces that in order P rovide tne United Kingdom with dollars for purchase of v/ai sui.phes Canadian residents in the United kingdom may irom April 1 m-?ke Ilnut f d sales of securities in Canada through
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    AIR MAIL SEIZED AT BERMUDA
    65 8 Reuter. New York, Mar. 29. p A N-A M E RIC AN Airways announce that some mail was taken by the British authorities from the west-bound Atlantic Clipper when she made an unscheduled halt at Bermuda yesterday, but no force was used. Passengers state that
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    NAZI NAVAL ASSURANCE TO U.S.A.
    47 8 Reuter. Washington, Mar. 28. gTATE Department officials disclose that high German naval officials have assured the United States naval attache in Berlin that United States ships anywhere on the seas will be respected if they are not bound for Allied ports.— Reuter.
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    Reds Snubbed In Australia
    75 8 Reuter. Sydney. Mar. 29. SUPPORTERS of th e extreme Left Wing m New South Wales experience a rebuff when all new Labour member.* of the Federal House representatives and the senate held a meeting and repudiated the 'hands off Russia*' resolution. The members unanimously endcrsed a
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    NAZIS ADMIT PLANES LOST
    81 8 Reuter. Berlin, Mar. 29. THE official German News Agency admits that twe planes did not return from the reconnaissance flights over the North S.ea. France and the Orkney and SheUand Islands yesterday. The agency claims that several hits w?re obtained in a bombing attack or a
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    ALL-IN PLEDGE OF TROOPS IN AFRICA
    63 8 Reuter. Capetown, Mar 29. k™ official communique says that all rt serving members of the South African permanent force, the coast garrison and the active citizen force will be invited to complete a new attestation form undertaking to serve in Africa whether inside or
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    Italy Will Never Join Alliance With Russia
    233 8 Reuter. (Reuters Special Commentary) B|L London, Mar. 30. correspondents in Rome indicate disbelief in the possibility of Italy joining the Berlin-Moscow axis. The Basler's Rome correspondent says that Italy's attitude towards the Soviets can be summed up. First, Italy regards Russia as of
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    THE NEWS
    98 8 MOLOTOV'S speech is of some importance, as indicating that the Soviet does not Intend to extend any military help to Germany in this war. The language is abusive of Britain but less violent than the S« Foreign Minister was using just before the Finnish war. Obviously that campaign
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    Watch Far East
    60 8 PY her own clumsy diplomacy Japan encourages the European powers to carry their quarrel to th* Far East. Wang's legime is due to be inaugurated to-aay. If the dictators are to be given special trading preferences along the China Coast the Allies—and America—must of necessity look more
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    Shavian Omission
    116 8 BERNARD SHAW makes a characteristic contribution to-day to the highly interesting debate on the rights of man which is being run by the Malaya Tribune and other Empire newspapers. Behind his general leg-pull Is the usual iliuminatii.g veil of wisdom. Shaw was quick to spot* the fact that
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    A Tall Order
    152 8 FROM an Asiatic reader who is following the debate with close interest 1 have a letter "ardently" requesting me to join in with an article on Democracy. He asks me tc "explain at length'" the following: The Meaning of Democracy, Its Significance and Bearing on Malaya. How
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    Truth At Last
    44 8 THE Nazi film on th. Polish campaign, n>w on show all ovei German./, includes a shct of the Fuehrer sitting alone with his thoughts. The caption runs: "This is the man 7vho, all by himself, bears the whole burden of responsibility."
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    Higher The Fewer
    58 8 THIRTY-SIX Germans killed in a raid on the Western Front sought admission at the Gate of Heaven. St. Peter, looking dubious, went away to confer. Presently returned and replied: "I'm afraid only three of you can be allowed in: you see. that was the number of casualties
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    1383 9 dots the is of H.G.Wells Debate on the Rights of Man -6 I SCORE OVER WELLS" LS WHATG.B.S. TYPED OVER HIS CONTRIBUTION TO THIS EMPIRE. WIDE DISCUSSION. HERE IS WHAT HE SA YS, EXCLUSIVELY FOR THE MALAYA TRIBUNE: 11. (i. Wells, as chairman, has proposed lour clauses:
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    H. G. Wells Attacks The Government
    89 9 (FROM H. L. HOPKIN) London, Mar. 29. A SCATHING attack on the Government was made by Mr. H. G. Wells, the well-known author, in j a speech he made at Leeds University to-day. He described the Government as "grossly incompetent" and said that the
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    17 German Ships To Make Dash From N.E.I.
    138 9 Reuter. Batavia, Mar. 29. German steamers, the Nordmark 7,750 tons, the Rendsburg, 6,200 tons and the Vogtland, 6,600 tons luhich have been taking refuge here are believed to be preparing to make a dash for Vladivostok. Painted grey with their names obliterated,
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    26 9 Reuter. Oslo, Mar. 29. The Norwegian steamer, Burgos. 3.2C0 tons, was sunk yesterday off the east coast of England. The crew, numbering 32, were all saved.—Reuter.
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    ALLIED RELATIONS WITH SOVIET STRAINED
    241 9 PASSAGE OF GOODS THROUGH SIBERIA Reuter. London, Mar. 29. COMMENTING on tk< Supreme War Council meeting The Times diplomatic correspondent says that French-bo-viet relations are undoubtedly strained at the moment, although neither side is exaggerating the bouritz aitair, but there is no Allied ditference of
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    SCOTTISH TRAWLER DEFEATS PLANE
    68 9 Reuter. London, Mar. 29. THE Aberdeen trawler Inverneill was attacked by a German plane off tho north-east coast of Scotland last night. The plane dropped three or four bombs and an aerial torpedo, but made no direct hits. The mate was wounded in the arm. The
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    JOE LOUIS DEFENDS TITLE
    132 10 Reuter. New York, Mar. 29. JOE LOUIS is B—l on favourite to retain the world heavyweight boxing championship against Johnny Paychek, pride of America's cornbelt. to-night. Paychek has 33 successive victories and pacts an effective left iab, but layers are offering odds of 3—l on Paychek
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    Results Of S.C.C. Tennis
    178 10 TWO further lies of the B.C.C I Spring lawn tennis tournament were decided yesterday. The followins uere the results: Championship singles: D E L Anderson beat C. J Bembroke t>—o. 6 —2. Championship doubles: Major R Bedford and O. Fuller beat R. A. W. Hills and
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    GARRISON GOLF
    66 10 THE monthly mixed foursomes competi- lion of the Garrison Golf Club, pTayed over 18 holes* at TangUn and resulted la a win for Capt. Murphy Mrs. Stewart with a nett score of 70! 2 The following were the best returns. Capt. T. K. Murphy li Mrs. Stewart 79
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    LISTLESS FIRST LEAGUE SOCCER AT STADIUM
    652 10 Malays Win After Poor Display Malays :i; Gordon Highlanders 1 QIVING their poorest display of the season, the Malays were decidedly lucky to snatch full points at the expense of the Gordon Highlanders in a listless first division football match at the Stadium yesterday.
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    SPORTS DIARY
    62 10 TO-DAY SOCCER: S.A.F.A. League. Res. Div. S C.F A. vs Loyals, Stadium; 8.H.L.. G.E.C. vs. Traction Co.. Police. A.P C. vs. Wearne Bros.. A P C. PRICKET: S C R C. vs. P.W.D.. S C R-C.: AC S. vs. St. Antho. Ny«, Oldham Hall, S.R.C vs R.A.F. (Tengahi,
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    UNITEERS BEAT THE BANKERS
    161 10 Biiteers 5.C...8. Chartered Bank 0. fHE I'niteers Sports Club gave the f Chartered Bank a real beating yesterday on the J.C.S. A. ground at Balestter Road, in the Business Houses League, when they scored a B—o victory. j It was a thoroughly one-sided game, iix goals
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    Y.W.C.A.-Y.M.C.A.
    75 10 Mixed Social A social op3n to members of the Y M.C A. and Y.W.C.A. will be held on Monday, Apr. 1. at the Y.M.C.A. Orchard Road at 8.15 p.m. Tickets are on sale at the general cfTices ol both iissociations at 25 cents each An interesting and entertaining programme
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    CLEAR CUT WIN FOR SIME DARBY
    352 10 Sime Darby 4 Thorny crofts rj DISPLAYING marked superiority, Sime Darby defeats Thornycrofts' by four goals to nil in a Business House League matoi played at S.H.B. ground yesterday. The game was one-sided ai uninteresting. The Sime D; dominated play throughout game and except
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    Grand National
    48 11 Reuter. London, Mar. 29. THE icllowing \i> the netting of the i Grand National: Ca!l Over 15 2, Kilstar 9 2. Professor II red 100 9, Royal Danieli offered 100 8 taken 100 6, Symaethis, Rockquilla and Sterling Duke offered 2C 1, Milano offer--22 1 taken—Reuter.
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    Y.M.C.A. Activitics
    114 11 The concluding match of the V.M.C.A. Open Tennis Tournament will be the a] of the men's champienship singles the 'Brisbane Cup.' This will be d on Tuesday, Apr. 2, at 5 p.m. Th; finalists are Chin Kee Onn and Kamis bin Hamid and a good match is icipated.
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    S.C.C. Cricket
    88 11 The following will represent the SC.C. at cricket on Saturday: Vs. Khalsa Association: J. W. Jackson, E. G. Staunton, B. H. Lee A M Carbery, J. H Wheeler, Rev A S Giles, J. W. Ewart, H. S. Foulds, A F Hunter, J. H. Davies, R. H. Pickard. Vs.
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    ASTON ATHLETIC
    34 11 Members of the Aston Athletic Club are remind 3d of the nineteenth annual general meeting to be held to-day at the club premises, 8 and 10 Loke Yew Street, at 2.30 p.m.
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    Teluk Anson Rubber Annual Meeting
    423 11 Singapore, Friday. V PROFIT of $53,964.64 was made by the Teluk Anson Rubber Estate, Ltd., during the year. This was announced by Mr. F. M. Edmonds, the chairman, at the thirtieth annual general meeting of the Company at noon to-day. c chairman said, "The profit
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    NIEUWS GIERIG & COOLTIPT IN FINE FORM
    491 11  - NIEUWS GIERIG COOLTIPT IN FINE FORM Spirited Workouts At Bukit Timah By TURFITE J2OMĔ spirited workouts were seen on the second track at the Bukit Timah racecourse this morning in preparation for the coming Singapore Turf Club Summer (Governor's Cup) Meeting. Most of ftf, van Breukelen'fl candidates wer e taken
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    21 11 In a division HA untitled football match at the Clerical Union ground yesterday afternoon, the Straits Timci and rhe drew 2-all.
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    CRICKET WIN FOR SELETAR
    268 11 Singajiore, Friday. TOHE R.A.F. Seletar scored a well doierved victory over the V.M.C.A. Juniors at cricket this evening on the V.M.C.A. ground by a margin of two wickets and 43 runs. Seah Cheng Siang was the most consistent batsman tor the V's Juniors, contributing a valuable
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    A.C.C.S. OLD BOYS
    108 11 At the second annual genera! meeting of the A.C.C.S. Old Boys* Association held on Tuesday, at the Chapel Hall, Coleman Street, the following were elected as office-bearers for the ensuing year: Patrons Bishop Edwin F. Lee, Mr. Yap Pheng Geok, M.C, President: Mr. Fu Wa Chu (re-elected
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    Successful Climax To Subscription Concerts
    1147 12 THE Subscription Concert last night in the Victoria Memorial Hall was a splendid climax to what has been a remarkable series. Any one of the three concerts would alone have been an outstanding event in Singapore's musical life and together they are an achievement which
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    77 12 llij lull dress rehearsal of -Robert's Wiu' at the Victoria Theatre on Than- i;uy ;l'lu made a most favourable im pitsalofl and patrons can be wit ol peeing an excellent play v.cli presented. Itv shoa openi to-night arid win be repealed on Apni 'J. 4. and 6 at
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    75 13 MADAM WEE YAM NEO I wife of the late Mr. Khoo Kirn Chuan) aged 74, passed away peacefully at her residence No. 28, Duku Road, on March 29th, leaving behind 2 sons, Khoo Tiang Hong and Khoo Hang Seng; 1 son-in-law, Ang Tian Choo; 1 daughter; 3 daughters-in-law; and
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      414 13 Domestic Occurrences ENGAGEMENT The engagement is announced of Mr. Lee Ong Choon. son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Lee T:ck Bee, to Miss Doris Lee, daughter of the lat e Mr. Lee Pang Seng and Mrs. Lee Pang Seng. WANTED: A respectable young South Indian Tamil, aged 25, holding
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    PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO INCONSISTENCY CHARGE
    1011 14 Mahatma Explains Congress Attitude Bombay, Mar. 22. 'DOMINION Status even of the Statute of Westminster variety cannot suit India's case," writes Mahatma Gandhi in the "Harijan." He adds: "Contusion arises from my oft-quoted letter to Mr. H. S. L. Polak wherein I said in
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    SUMNER WELLES GETS INDIAN MEMORANDUM
    89 14 London. A suggestion to Mr. Sumner Welles that President Roosevelt should send a peace envoy to India and China to hear the views from leaders of the two most ancient civilisations is ?7i ade in a memorandum signed by a large number of Indians resident
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    Compulsory Education In Sandur
    246 14 Sandur, Mar. 20. IN the course of his address delivered on the occasion of the opening c:remony of the new Rajmahal Palace, His Highness th? Ruler of Sandur said: "We wish to give expression her? to one Important fact which has struck us while considering the
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    BOMBAY MILL STRIKE CONTINUES
    114 14 Bombay. Mar. 22. THE stalemate in the Bombay Mill industry continues. The situation is peaceful. Meetings are being held in different localities. A monster petition signed by 25,000 women is being forwarded to the Government asking for the release of all the labour leaders under arrest.
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    Ministers' Salary Not Sufficient
    128 14 THE As.-~m fcfinisfa rs' low:inc.f Bi'l (940 which t>i repeal the Ministers' Saiaric provides for the Prime of Rs. 1.750. house ahowanc provided that .such allowance be paid if the Pi hue Mmistei ed by the Government with ah of at] rents, assessments tax< cesses due
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    414 14 DELIVERING judgment in v yolaparamba riot ease T in which 36 persons 119 Christians anHr !•/ha vast stood chared with offences of unlawful assembly looting, criminal trespass miscl eluding arson, dacoitV etc Mr C"s Lakshmanan Pillai, Sessions |a Allepy. convicted and sentenced 27 ir cused to
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    Constructive Work Key To Independence Says Gandhiji
    215 14 Ramgarh, Mar. 14. "frili- key to complete Independence lies in our own hand. namely, by reviving the village industries," said Mahatma Gandhi in opening the Khadi Exhibition at the Congress Camp this afternoon. No struggle was needed for swaraj, it could be obtained
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    COLLIERIES CHIEF ON TRADE UNIONISM
    1073 15 (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, Friday. TPHE need for trade unions in Malaya was stressed by Mr. H. n. Robbing, chairman of Malayan Collieries, Ltd.. at the annual meeting of the company to-day. Mr. Robbins said: If we take thr liabilities side of the
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    296 15 LONDON TIN London, Friday ash (Official Price. £248., Buyers i £248% Seller* Forward (Official Price £246 Buyer, £246' 4 Sellers LONDON RUBBER London. Friday. Mark i t Buyers Sellers Market lone Quietly Easier n V 11 116 11 316 «Ist forward. April 11 116 n3 16 «2nd
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    38 15 Reuter. London. Mar. 29. ON the Stock Exchange, textiles and rayon shares chiefly featured in to. day's quietly firm markets. Gilt edged was factionally stronger but Indian gold minings tended to ease. Wall Street was irregular.—Reuter.
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    No Freedom For Asia If Nazis Win
    78 16 BURMA WAR FUND Reuter. Rangoon, Mar, 30. "WE want independence but our independenoe won't last ii Hitlerism prevails," said the Indian Mayor of Rangoon at meeting inaugurating the Burma War Donation Fund. A committee under the former acting Governor, Ifanng Yi. and including
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    ALLIED ACTION IN NORTHERN WATERS
    252 16 TO STOP SUPPLY OT ORB TO NAZIS Reuter. STOCKHOLM, MAR. 29. pEARS ARE WIDELY EXPRESSED THAT THE NORTHERN NEUTRALS, ESPECIALLY NORWAY, ARE IN AN INCREASINGLY DANGEROUS POSITION. ALL NEWSPAPERS CARRY A REPORT OF IMPENDING EVENTS IN THE NORTH SEA. It IS GENERAILY ASSUMED THAT YESTERDAY'S
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    32 16 Reuter. London, untitled 30. —Flying officer untitled James Kain. cf Hastings. New Zealand, lias been awaided the distinguished Frying Cross in recognition of gallantry displayed in flying cpsratioru a; ainst the enemy.—Reuter.
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    RUMANIA FIRM AGAINST NAZIS
    70 16 Reuter. Bucharest, Mar. 29. THE German economic delegation, led by Dr. Clodius, has not yet obtainea a decision on any major issues in the trade negotiations. The Rumanian delegation is understood to be taking a firm stand, and the Nazis are working much more slowly this
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    LIVELY AIR ACTIVITY ON WESTERN FRONT
    256 16 Reuter. night's Western Front communique reports local encour between contact units. "There was fairly lively activity of b air forces. A German twin-engined plane was brought down w our lines by anti-aircraft artillery. During yesterday a Gen reconnoitring aeroplane fell in our territory."—Reuter. raris,
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    44 16 London. Mar. 29. The King to-day inspected an army division in the southern command. After motoring from Windsor, his Majesty spent four hours making a tour of 50 miles, during which he walked several miles inspecting troeos lined up on the roadside.—British V,*:.-e ess.
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    128 16 Reuter Washington. Mar DKESIDENT Roosevelt. i n i 1 ment, said there aas scam ii diate prospect of stable pea( < but iniormaticn gathered by Vir would be valuable when the tint« came for establishing peace This statement, which he Press conference today, said
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    27 16 Reuter. Brusselse, Mar. 30 BELGIAN anti-aircraft guns fin 1: reign plan?s which flew over B plum several times yesterday mornin Two planes were identified as Ch Reuter.
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