Malaya Tribune, 11 April 1940

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    21 1 The Malaya Tribune VOL. XXVII -No. 87. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, APRIL 11, 1940 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Thursday, April 11. 1940
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    GREAT SEA & LAND BATTLES RAGING
    657 1 GREAT SEA LAND BATTLES RAGING Germans Reported Isolated In Scandinavia NINE NAZI WARSHIPS SUNK AGAINST TWO BRITISH German Units Wiped Out By Norwegians Reuter. London, Apr. 11. r |MIK Stockholm radio announces that a great sea battle is raging outside Swedish territorial waters near Marstrand, in the Kattegat. A large
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    MANY CORPSES ON THE SEA
    56 1 Reuter. ttlsmv, 1 «ntlon, Apr. 10. T "M. vessels from Goeter n 7 U st a rched this afterh»r survivors of the sea SweH 0B Iht co "*t of southern holm I'"*1'"* ;u (ordin to the StockS tireless. m arv n<u 0< on c boat
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    28 1 London, April 11. Nu.lin ,ep«rt. .late lnat l»,e c.er- iltccl ir...n t».«-<r !r. V> tN. ">" »<,. X :..cl...».,.u '""''7/7ne N2VH» 2Nli «>r Kettle ««"'.''Nc.''«s Me l".<'>. >'""- l""«» "".r —«eutcr.
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    Big Raid On Scotland
    242 1 Four Nazi Bombers Brought Down No Damage Caused Reuter. London, Apr. 11. THE Admiralty and Air Ministry announce that on Wednesday evening the enemy carried out a number of bombing raids in the north of Scotland. Two Heinkels were shot down. They were attacking a convoy
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    2 1 STOP PRESS
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    SWEDES JOIN NORWAY'S ARMY
    43 1 Reuter. London. Apr. 11. LARGE numbers of volunteers as well as conscriptions are flocking *.o depots following the Norwegian Government's mobilisation order, states the Swedish wireless. Many Swedes have volunteered for service in the Norwegian army, it adds —Reuter.
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    ROYAL POWER FOR ICELAND MINISTRY
    53 1 Reuter. Reyjavik, Apr. 10. PARLIAMENT has declared that as the situation created by the German invasion of Denmark makes it impossible for the King to execute the Royal power according to the Act of Constitution, the Ministry of Iceland is until further notice entrusted with
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    HOLLAND FEARS INVASION
    118 1 Reuter. THE HAGUE, APRIL 11. THE QUESTION OF A POSSIBLE 1 SURPRISE GERMAN LAND I NCI ON HOLLANDS COAST CAUSED RENEWED ANXIETY HERE LAST NIGHT. 'I he Dutch authorities reimposed all recent military precautions last night, iJso B series of new incisures designed to meet any situation.
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    SECRET SESSION POSTPONED
    43 1 British Wireless. London, Apr. 11. The Prime Minister announced in the House of Commons to-day that tomorrow's proposed secr.t session on economic warfare would be postponed and the House would debate recent developments of the conduct of thfe war.—British Wireless.
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    GERMAN INTERNEES SENT TO CEYLON
    144 2 THE internmcnt'camp establish--1 ed on St John's Island at the outbreak of war for the reception of German subjects has been closed. A number of those formerly detained there have been released and deported to neutral countries, mostly to Shanghai. The remainder, consisting of men
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    HE WHO HESITATES IS LOST
    256 2 J|E who hesitates is lost while crossing Serangoon Road with two baskets slung across his shoulders at about 6 a.m. on Mar. 29, an elderly Chinese, Yong Mvi, hesitated in the middle, came into collision with a motor car. Yong Mvi was bleeding profusely from
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    Malayan's $2,700,000 Trade With Denmark Affected
    290 2 MAILS TO BALTIC STOPPED (TRIBUNE STAFF REPORTER) ALL MALAYA SYMPATHISES WITM THE DANES JUDGING A BY THE NUMEROUS LET BY THE CONSUL FOR DENMARK IN SING| MR. E. STRANDBERG. LETTERS HAVE BEEN ADDRESSED TO HIM BY LEADING FIRMS AND SHIPPING AGEN IS THROUGHOUT MALAYA
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    Market Reaction To Invasion
    276 2 UNTIL the recent tragic events in Donmark and Norway the markets continued dulJ, and it is evident that the rubber trade la becoming increasingly conscious of the importance of a quota decision at the next I R R C. meeting, state Stanton Nelson in their Rubber
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    2,250 BRITONS IN SCANDINAVIA
    18 2 INFORMED that the figures ere roughly Jll??^? 1 Seme ..000 odd in Denmark Stoft?'
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    22 2 Plans have been completed for the untitled stmction 0 f a Mabv teachers' quarters Z J***. ™r atTapah. ,S and works «t
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    'INCORRIGIBLE ROGUES' SENT TO PRISON
    164 2 IJESQuiED b, the pouting 1 8 «*u«" two young Chinese nick,,, I,. 8 Mice 'itt a ;r l r'?' 8enteneed ngoroui imprisonment and six strokes ,.V n, te IndL Mohtm in th 0 General 1> ()S "nice, last week. The accused Lap w.,u Vap I'oh
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    JUDGE DISMISSES HOUSEBREAKER'S STORY
    129 2 Singapore. Thursday CALLIMUTHU. sentenced in the lower *J court to three months* rigorous imprisonment on a charg. of housebreaking at night, pleaded before the Hon Mr. Justice a'Beckett Terrell in the High Court to-day. that he enter:d the house in question at the request of complainant's
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    MALACCA PINDA
    34 2 The output of Malaka Pinda Paibber Estates amounts to 51,100 pounds for the month of March, 1940. making a total of 379.616 pounds for the seven months of the current financial year.
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    EAST ASIATIC 'CARRYING ON' AS USUAL
    160 2 THE Malaya Tribune has been informed that the local Government is placing no obstructions to the ordinary trading: pursuits of Danish companies operating in British Malaya; on the contrary, every help is being extended to them during the presesnt difficult times. The General Manager
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    Building Coolies In Muar Strike
    155 2 MUAR, WEDNESDAY. BUILDING COOLIES IN MUAR WENT ON STRIKE YESTERDAY. IT JS UNDERSTOOD THAT ABOUT FIVE HUNDRED COOLIES ARE INVOLVED. It is learned that about two weeks prior to the strike the coolies presen ted ten demands to the contractors. Among the demands were an
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    Ratepayers Rebut Charge Of Rent Profiteering
    231 2 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Wed «ia allegations recently made that there had been j.., profiteering in rentals in the Federal Capital have subject of an inquiry by the Selangor Property Owners' and Kal payers' Association (President, Mr. E. A. S. Wagner). Tl
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    SEQUEL TO ALLEGED RIOTING
    101 2 Singapore, Thursday. A sequel to the rioting that took place at .ji]f Gjld Cup Biscuit Factory in So Si'SPAS* montn was hear d in the Third Police Court this morninwhen four Chinese were produced before Mr. H. Watson. Outlining the facts of the case Court Inspector
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    Harbour Worker Charged With Inciting Others
    482 2 HARBOUR BOARD striker, charged with inciting other workers to remain away from work, to-day told the magistrate that ho would like to call the whole body of workers in the Harbour Board lo prove that he was not a member of an illegal society.
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    Unemployed To Be Taught Bookbinding
    130 2 (Tribune .Staff Report* MANY unemployed Asiatics who an now idle will find employmea when a scheme to train the ployed in th c art of bookbinding .started. This is the idea of Mr. X R Blackweii of Kuala Lumpur. Stitching, bind::.; and the art of
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    SHERLOCK HOLMES AT THE CATHAY
    150 2 Last Night's First Nights I ONE never tires of the late S V" Con an Doyle'.s detective stories 4 the exploits of Sherlock Efolnv Basil Rathbone's screen Interpret In the name part of that famous detective of English he,ion i.s reviving interest once more in
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    LANE GIRLS AT ALHAMBRA
    96 2 1 THK Lane states*—Priscilla. Ro and Lola—with the fa Galp Page, are with us again Wives," a Warner Bras', pic I opened at the Aihambra IS yesterday. These four young ladies ha\ together very successfully in nf notable productions during the two years, but it is
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    FINED FOR LANDING WITHOUT PERMIT
    58 2 TWENTY-TWO Hokkiens who had 1 arrived fiom Hongkong and other China ports, were arrainged before Mr X M Byrne, the fourth magistrate today with landing at Singapore without first obtaining permission from t Health Officer or the polio All the accused remarked were unaware (hey
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    WUHAN SONGSTERS LEAVE
    223 3 Staff Reporter) apore, Thursday. rs (Chinese patriotic I ers made up of P r d women, boy and high-class unlverinesa people and of life, leave for Kunming some for Hongkong. lands for relief ot come to an un- originally planned representatives ot v whose object was >
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    Police Officer Fined For Not Vaccinating Child
    250 3 Seremban, Wednesday. AN Assistant Superintendent of Police was the defendant in a case of failing to vaccinate his child before the Police magistrate, Mr. J. A. A. Faith, to-day. The officer, [nche Aim Bakar bin Baginda pleaded not guilty to the charge, but
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    AIR VICTORIES
    86 3 Reuter. London. Apr. 11. It is officially announced that a British fighter intercrpted a Heinkel 111 at a great height near Cap Grisnez. Th° fighter engaged the enemy closely until his ammunition was exhausted. The enemy aircraft was last seen diving into a cloud with black smoke pouring
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    Gallipoli Hero Arrives In Singapore On Mission
    805 3 TO MAKE AN APPEAL FOR ST. DUNSTAN'S HOME FOR BLIND Served With Anzacs In Last War (TRIBUNE STAFF REPORTER) MALAYA'S problem of the blind will be one step nearer to solution now that the advice and guidance of Sir Clutha Mackenzie, now on
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    Knife Used To Settle Quarrel
    240 3 Batu Pa hat, Wednesday. DEMARKING that the use ot a knife for settling quarrels of grudges was far too prevalent in ihe state and that in this case the accused had admitted that he was quite ready to use his knife against the complainant, Mr.
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      109 3 M ALAYA'S CINEMA DH LUXE BQX QFF T HO\l. IuOO Where Evervbodv Goes BASH. KATHBOXE IN. FICTION'S UNSURPASSED MYSTERY THRILLER of ML TIME "SHERLOCK HOLMES" It, *o\ Special Short I" or" CAST I v LADIES! I OF 1940 DON T MISS THIS IN GORGEOUS TECHNICOLOUR FOX BRITISH AthUles" in New
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      69 3 FOR MUSIC LOVERS r MUSIC lovers will be in/J 1 tercsted in the > announcement /&jßflt£{7 thai. W April 12 a special page devoted to musical interests will be published week by week in the "Morning Tribune". Written by leading Singapore j musical critics and writers, the page will be
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    TRIED TO TAKE LIFE BECAUSE SHE COULDN'T HAVE A CYCLE
    84 4 (From Our Own Reporter) Tpoh. Tuesday. p>R the sake of $30 a pretty, 22 year-old Chinese salesgirl <»van Lye Hong of Ipoh. tried to commit suicide by making a solution of potassium permanganate In court yesterday she teariully told the
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    $4,000 BAIL FOR ALLEGED POSSESSION OF OPIUM
    55 4 Singapore, Wednesday. BAIL of $4.00u was offered this morning to Koh Chin Guan. a Chinese, when he claimed trial before the Criminal District Judge tc a charge of possession of 40 tahils of iron-Government Chandu on board a steamer yesterday. The case was
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    MOTHERCRAFT BEING TAUGHT IN SCHOOLS
    457 4 Child Welfare Society Did Good Work Singapore, Wednesday. REACHING of mother craft to girls of English schools in Singapore is now engaging the attention ol the Department of Education, Mr, H. R. Cheeseman, Deputy Director of Education, told members ol the Child Welfare Society at
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    53 4 A public tea party was held on Saturday in the Methodist Girls' School. Malacca, in honour of Miss Ada Pugh. As th r first principal cf the Methodist girls' boarding school (Shellabear Hall I. Miss Pugh worked for many years In Malacca. She is now returning to England on retirement
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    17 4 Mr. J. G. Rappoport, M.C.S., has been appointed a Deputy Immigration Officer fcr the Settlement of Malacca
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    LUCKY PEOPLE
    66 4 CHILDREN in the care of the Child Welfare Society must be the envy of their little sisters and brothers of the town. For they are privileged on uccasion to use the Governor's car. Mrs. B. C. Roberts mentioned at the meeting of the Society that Lady Thomas often
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    Fatally Scalded By Boiling Tea
    236 4 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Tuesday. 'J-iiE tragic story of the death of a year-old baby following its admission into hospital with scalds on its body was related yesterday to Che Megat Yunus. Second Magisstrate, who sat as Coroner to enquire into the child's
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    $1,500 FINE FOR GAMBLERS
    86 4 Singapore. Wednesday. FINES o' 5i.500 were imposed in the Third Police Court this morning en two Chinese who had last week pleaded puilty to assisting in carrying on a public chap-jee-kee lottery. The accused. Lim Seng <20< and Lim Wai Lai <sf-)5 f wer? both arrested
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    25 4 The Hon'ble Mr. A.C. Baker, M.C., M.C.S.. British Adviser. Kelantan, has been granted long leave before retirement He has been Adviser in Kelintan since 1937.
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      282 4 Singapore Volunteers The following is the prom «BUM of drill* up t) and for week ending Apr. 14 THURSDAY. APR 11 515 pm. Heftdu.uaricr<s Int. Platoon Wt ioon Training 515 p.m. Fort Canning S.V PS. Section Training. 515 p m Headquarter* Ist. Bn. Signal Section Section Training. 515 p.m. Headquarters
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    IN THE NORTH WEST FRONTIER
    20 5 sentries on the look-out in iw er in the North West I run tier region
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    LIT FIRE IN NAVAL DOCKYARD
    107 5 Wednesday. j i» Lore a Police j on a charge of j hin the precincts iockyard without >1 the superintended coolie employed tated that he did uring the course of I KOr g j Chong was said to very dangerous j nfneer stated that i
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    WORK OF THE R.A.F. IN NORTH WEST FRONTIER
    492 5 "PAMPHLET RAIDS" ON HOSTILE TRIBES Singapore. Wednesday. SUPPRESSION of troublesome tribes in the North Western frontier provinces of India is largely the work of the Royal Air Force, and only as a last resort are the troops called upon to help. i
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    20 5 Mr. F. N. Syer. J.P.. has been appointed a member of the Rent Assessment Board for the Settlement of Penang.
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    SINGAPORE FLOWER SHOW
    205 5 What Readers Are Saying i r of the Malaya Tribune) Mi; people interested in flower wondering why the .i.o Trophy was not awarded H s Tan at the Flower Show coii ihat he not enly gained umber of points, but a'oO amount in cash priz':.v i H
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    ON GOVERNMENT SCHOLARSHIPS
    256 5 (To ihe Editor of the Malaya Tribune Sir—The announcement of the 1939 December Cambridge local examl a lesults reminds me of the change. to me seems necessary, regarding the method of award of scholarships by In previous years, scholarships were awarded without any ot t h n
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    BRITISH WATCH DOGS OF THE AIR
    45 5 i u'.Oi ranee of mountains Royal Air Force planes fly over the Safed jj T his range of during reconnaissance over the north\«st frontier °I rOU these mouninonntaing divides Afghanistan from India and »i tains that the Khvber P*ss
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    ANTI-GAS LECTURE TO A. R. P. WORKERS
    63 5 jk LARGE gathering filled the hall of PI the Old Supreme Court building yesterday when Dr. W. E. Hutchinson. Municipal Health Officer, lectured on anti-gas treatment. Persistent and non-persistent Gas. its horror and treatment was widely discussed in the presence of members of
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    TRIED TO BRIBE CONSTABLE
    68 5 Singapore. Wednesday FOR trying to brib? a police constable not to summons him for crossing Qvsr a white line at a road junction yesterday against a traffic signal, a 35--year old'ricksha puller was thi> mcrnine fined $10 in the Third Police Court Ike ricksha-puller, Chua Ah
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    S.R.C. REGISTERS FIRST WIN OF THE SEASON
    702 6 BARKER SCORES THREE COALS S R C PTVTVr- 4 Gordon Highlanders 2. G an inspiring display, the S.R.C. scored their first victory of excitW fiT! 0 When th6y met thc Gordon Highlanders in a fast and Aft k division match at the Stadium
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    Handicaps For Third Day
    348 6 THE following are handicaps for races on the tinrd day of the Governor's Cap meeting: Hcrsrs, Class X, Div. I—7 furs. Golden Blaze 9 n Wicklow Bay b 12 Bowiaiu 5.10 Echo 3.7 Ka'ili B fi Brawny Lad 8 5 Stratbpcffer o 4 Greyplon 33 Jui\
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    Training For Third Day
    503 6  -  (By TURFITE Singapore, Thursday. WRAINING in preparation for the third day's races of the Singapore Turf Club Summer (Governor's Cup) Meeting was continued at Bukit Timah racecourse this mornj ing when several horses and ponies j were given some rousing gallops on j the second track.
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    SECOND DAY OF THE GOVERNOR'S CUP MEET
    1728 7 HI NGIST REGIMENT PAY WELL iii the early pari ol the morning made the going at the day of the Singapore Turf Club's Summer (Governor's held at Bukit Timah yesterday, on the soft side. distinctly smaller than on Saturday, hut they made with
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    Dividends At A Glance
    100 7 Race 1: First Ra $33 and $9. Keep Guessing $8. Marcheta II $8. Race 2: Henffist $80 and 16. I* Touquet $7. See You Later $12. Race 3: Little John $24 and $8. Furious $11. Stella's Pet SB. Race 1: Regiment $78 and $18. Paramour $12.
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    Total War Developing
    272 8 J*HE German invasion of Norway and Denmark serves to remind us again Of the grave danger to all the smaller neutral States in Europe as long as the Nazi regime exists. The most deplorable feature of this war is that the right of small countries and peoples
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    Making More Enemies
    184 8 WE can foresee, therefore, that the present war, which is now centred around the North Sea, may before long be extended to the Mediterranean, particularly the Balkan region. There is even a possibility of action being extended to the Far East, to the Russian port of Vladivostok,
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    MACAO ACCEPTS TWO JAPANESE DEMANDS
    208 8 Hongkong, Apr. 10. ACCORDING to the latest report, it is stated that the Macao Government has accepted two of the five demands laid down recently by the Japanese authorities. The two accepted terms are said to b e that Japanese in plain clothes are allowed
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    TROOPS FIRED IN SELF-DEFENCE
    119 8 ANkana, Apr. 9. N inquest on 14 strikers killed in the copper mine riot last Wednesday resulted in a verdict that the natives were killed by soldiers acting in defence of heir lives and also of the lives of oft e:als in the compound of the
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    NO COMPROMISE
    87 8 Reuter. New York, Apr. 9. AN editorial In the Herald-Tribune on tangled Asiatic sympathies, refers to the indentity 0 f American and British peoples' attitudes to China, Japan and Russia and notes that the House of Commons controversy has drawn from the Chamberlain Government "a pretty satisfactory promise
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    GERMANS OCCUPY OSLO
    89 8 Reuter. Stockholm, Apr. 10. The Norwegian Legation is besieged by Norwegians, offering their services to fight for their country, i Offers are also being received from nationals of other countries. The Norwegian news agency announces that German troops reached the outskirts of Oslo at 3 p.m. Strategic
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    21 8 Reuter. Ottawa, Apr. 10. Mr. Mackenzie King, Prime Minister, has announced establishment of a Department of Munitions and Supply by Government.—Reuter,
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    THE NEWS
    63 8 QUESTIONS of dire for Malaya are l^Z the Nazi aggression dinavia. Ull Norway is not by an German hands, but so battle rages Norway's trade must cease. It is a world-wide service v of the freighters call and Penang. Denmark is completely h i hands. What becomes East
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    Ships For Allies
    129 8 frIOSE ships which were D ports at the time of occ will have been taken ov< the Germans if they were not escape. But the Germans unable to use them outsid< Baltic Sea. Those in foreign ports or high seas may never retu the war is over.
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    Danes And Nazis
    108 8 JT must b e remembered that the East Asiatic Company has n i of its capital in London and much of the business might be saved run independently of Copenh; and under Allied protection. A hint of this is given in the d< of the Malayan Governments
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    Error Of Neutrals
    96 8 must not judge the Danes harshly lor not fighting In the circumstances it would hay* been a slaughter. Their only fault is the error ment by their politicians an erf made by all the small neutral ing Norway. They could not mail neutrality. Their choice was to
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    Next Moves
    42 8 A GERMAN attack on Hollai a houiiy expected. It seems likely that the N try to seize Sweden. This w probably make th > Rusj and seize Finland and a port Sweden. The Allies ma} prevent it. C. H. Stanley Jones
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    OSLO-STOCKHOLM TELEPHONE RESTORED
    20 8 Reuter. London. Apr 1 According to the Rome telephone communication betn 1 and Stockholm was restored day.—Reuter.
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    AIR AND NAVAL ATTACK ON GERMAN WARSHIPS
    721 9 Nazis Admit Loss Of Two Cruisers Reuter. London, Apr. 10. GERMAN communique admits that two cruisers, the Bluecher and the Karlsruhe, have been sunk. The Admiralty announce that British destroyers attacked enemy forces in Narvik at dawn to-day and encountered strong opposition. II.M.S.
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    HOW NAZIS TOOK OSLO
    247 9 Reuter. London, Apr. U. ii hen tic eyewitness ac- f the German's entry into m > n ed from Reuters Osh| the- i a British sun* ni\ escaped the vigil„j tin armed German guards fri ntler to Sweden la*t sight the pavements he i Germans a
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    112 9 REUTER. AMSTERDAM, APR. 10. £LL LAST NIGHT AND THIS MORNING SPECIAL TRAINS WERE R U MBLING THROUGH HOLLAND, TAKING SOLDIERS BACK FROM LEAVE. AT UTRECHT, THE CENTRE-POINT OF THIS ACTIVITY, THE AUTHORITIES SPENT THE ENTIRE NIGHT WORKING OUT DETAILS FOR HANDLING THE EXTRA TRAFFIC. LOUD-SPEAK-ERS WERE
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    GERMANS AIM TO ENCIRCLE SWEDEN
    144 9 Reuter. London, Apr. 10. S H circles in London state that the German Government has put pressure upon the Swedish to accept "protection" such as was forced upon Denmark. At the same time. Reuters diplomatic correspondent learns that Scandinavian circle;: feel that the Germans do
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    No Swedish Iron Ore For Nazis
    158 9 Reuter. Paris, Apr. 10. WHATEVER happens it may be '(firmed that during the whole »1 the war, not a ton of iron ore will go to Germany r,, "i Narvik," declared M. Reynaud, lk| "v in the Senate. aid the action taken by the
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    43 9 Reuter. London, Apr. 10. The Admiralty announces: German claims to have hit and seriously damaged by bombs two battleships and two heavy cruisers are not correct. The truth is that no battleship was damaged but two cruiser* received very slight damage from splinters.—Reuter.
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    NAZIS "ORDER" NORWEGIANS TO CEASE FIRE
    138 9 Reuter. Paris. Apr. 10 ACCORDING to a Stockholm message, the breakdown ol Norwegian communications is so complete that little is known of .vhat is happening at the moment, but the news which trickles through suggests there is sporadic resistance in parts of Hie country.
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    DANISH MINISTER MEETS ROOSEVELT
    37 10 Reuter. Washington. April 11. DANISH Minister Kauffman on emergln t from his interview with Presidcnl Roosevelt .'aid he understood from Roosevelt's words that the President would continue to recognise him as Denmark's representative.—Reuter.
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    23 10 Reuter. Bin.. ci A According to a Luxemburg "Luxemburg" German barkation piers along M stitutes a large purLuxemburg frontier.—Ri
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    ZETLAND MISREPRESENTS INDIAN PROBLEM SAYS C.R.
    257 11 British Interests Obstruct Solution Madras, Apr. 4. linjr to talk of reconciliation between Muslims and says Mr. C. Rajagopalachariar commenting on Lord adcast. Jn his opinion the British analysis of the Indian ulated to transform a difference in political objectives nd hatred, and to
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    MILL OWNERS OPPOSED TO ARBITRATION
    98 11 j Bombay, Apr. 6. j TH; I the Millowner's Asso- tiie following 'com- moon. With reference to the statement which I i the Press suggesting a possibility of intervenr arbitration on the issue of the food allowance which was the unnecessary and deplorstrike, the Millowners'
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    BRITAIN URGED TO BE UNAMBIGUOUS
    100 11 New Delhi, Apr. 4. A CLEAR indication of the exact period within which the goal of dominion status of Westminister Statute variety would be realised by India, without the least room for procrastination would have satisfied a considerable section of Indian public opinion, declared Dewan
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    19 11 The Sind Government have decided to appoint three Parliamentary Secretaries lcr the six Ministers, two Muslims and one Hindu.
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    320 11 WITH a view to encouraging the industrial development of the province vhe Punjab Government have set apart a sum of about four lakhs of rupees for grant of loans and subsidies to industries under the Punjab State Aid to Industries Act. Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru performed the
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    A.I.C.C. OFFICE TO BE REFORMED
    406 11 Allahabad. Apr. 6. A PERMANENT staff of inspectors and a Women's Department are amongst the immediate plans which Maulana Azad, the Congress president, will implement at the All-India Congress Committee Office. The Congress president feels that the regular staff at the A.U .C. is not
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    Ahmedabad Ahrars To Join Congress
    45 11 Ahmedabad, Apr. 6. A riec'aration that the Ahrars were ready to participate In the Congress struggle for freedom was made at a meeting of 'he loca 1 Ahrars. The speakers appealed to the Muslims to take to the spinning wheel.
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      1065 13 THE BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 45). In th.- High Court of the Straits Settlements Settlement of Singapore. Summary Case. In Bankruptcy. No. 94 of 1935. Re HAJI SAYNA MANJOOR SAHIB MARICAR of No. 210, Balestier Road. Singapore, Trader. NOTTCE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a First and Final dividend is intended to
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      591 14 CLASSIFIED-ADS WANTED—A Chinese clerk with sound knowledge of French language. Apply P.O. Box 442, Singapore. WANJIED upcountry agents for General Engravers. Apply 663, Geylang Road, Singapore. 141-EK WANTED an apprentice for Radio shop. Apply Box No. 779, c o Malaya Tribune, Singapore. (109-D). "LOTUS' Face Powder. Certhied Pure. Agents Wanted.
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    Prices Continue To Improve In Foreign Markets: No Bids For Tin Shares From London
    232 15 Market Reports (Fran Our Financial Correspondent) singapore, thursday, i one exception—a drop qf one-eighth of a in the price of rubber in new york—the te \den< v for commodity prices to improve continues foreign markets. tin
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    Brighter Note On Stock Exchange
    51 15 Reuter. London. Apr. 10. THE Stock Exchange was distinctly brighter at the close, after a dull opening. The best feature of the market was the Eastern demand for Indian Irons and Steel of Eer.gal and Burma Corporation issues, all of which advanced. Wall Street was
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    233 15 Singapore. Apr. 11. The fcllowingr are the exchange stock this morning according to the daily wrcuiar issued by the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation. SELLING London T T. 2 4 1 16 London demand 2 4 1 16 Lyons demand 2060 Switzerland demand 208% Hamburg demand New York demand
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    141 15 Singapore, Wednesday. R. (Siam) W. Coast No. 1 per Koyan R. (Siam) W. Coast No. 3 per Koyan Rice Siam 1 195 Rice Siam 2 180 Rice Siam 3 160 Siam Broken Rice No. 1 135 Siam Broken Rice No. 2 132 Rice Saigon Al Rice Saigon 1 Rice
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    28 15 Mr. N.K.L. Narayanan Iyer, Technical Assistant attached to the Drainage and Irrigation Department, Teluk Anson, and Mr. K.NDL.V. Velliappa are at present inmates of the Ipoh District Hospital.
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    25 15 Singapore, Thursday. Prices or tin and rubber in Singapore at noon today were:— RUBBER Buyers 35 i Sellers 36. TIN 8120, up 1
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    296 15 LONDON TIN London, Wednesday. Cash i Price) £232% Buyers £252,2 Sellers ial Price) £250 Buyers £250' 4 Sellers LONDON RUBBER London, Wednesday. ribrh: Buyers Sellers Firm Jf* 11 316 11 516 11 316 11 516 Forward* June 113 16 115 16 September 11'» 11% LONDON SU ARE
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    897 15 FRASER CO.'S SHARE REPORT Singapore. April, 10. MINIM, B';?cn Seller* Ampat Tin 4j7ft 4 10.i Austral Amal 5,9 6 3 Ayer Hltam 21i- 22 -xd Ayer Weng .05 .70 Austral Malay 35|- 37[Bangrln 21[- 22!Batu Selangor 1.50 1.55 cd Berjuntal io 3 1113 Burma Malay 22|- 23JChenderiang 15 6 16!6cd
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    75 15 Chungking Five thousand tons of mining machinery belonging to the British Peking Syndicate which had been removed to Szechwan Province prior to th? seizure of mines by |j c puppets in North. China, are now opeiating in dineient places in Szerhwan. turning out more than 500
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      187 15 UNITED CHINESE BANK, LIMITED. (Incorporated In 53.) No. 2, Chulia Street. (BONHAM BUILDING) Singapore. Authorised Capital 14,000,000.00 Issued, Subscribed and Paid Up $1.900,000 00 General Reserve $300,000 00 Telegraphic Address: "TYEHUABANX" Telephone Nos.:— 5182. 5183, 5184, 5185 5186 BOARD OF Wee Kheng CKJiag, Esq., Chairman. Khoo Beng Cheang, Esq., Deputy
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    PUBLIC DEBATE
    32 16 Reuter. London. Apr. 10 The Parliamentary Labour Party has decided not to a-: for a private session to-morrow, but instead to have a public debate on the Norwegian situation —Reuter.
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    30 16 British Wireless. London, Apr. 10. Following a meeting of the Supreme War Council the Premier visited Buck I Ingham Palace and reported to t.ac I King.—ftriiish Wireless.
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    775 16 HITLER MAKES LAST AND FATAL BLUNDER Montreal, Apr. 10. (CANADIANS "in enormous numbers" have offered to cross the Atlantic to uzht in defence of Norway, declared the Norwegian Consul-General, M. Steen. (Reuter'.s Special Commentary) THE New York Times says, "The chief obstacles to German
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    115 16 Reuter. Washington. Apr 10. PRESIDENT Roosevelt discus Scandinavian situation u.th Mr Sumner Welles'. The final deci.-v;n regarding the extension of the neutra!;tv law to include Norway and Denmark apparently delayed owing to lack of diplomatic information from Norway. The President also conferred with Mr. Jesse Jones.
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    67 16 Reuter. Paris. Apr ]q A NAVAL spokesman, n naval operations in th > j,' Sea, said: "We haw Ir< on the spot and there complete co-operation bet French and British in Sea. which is the Briti h of operations." The spokesman added the Norwegian Government i■ j
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    140 16 Reuter. London, Apr. 11. ACCORDING to the Swedish paper Aftonbladet, in spite of the Soviet decision to remain neutral big Russian troop concentrations are reported in North Russia. The Russian Arctic Fleet is reported to have steamed up. According to the French wireless Madame Kolontai.
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    201 16 Reuter. Shanghai, Apr. 11. After the first day's pclling in the biggest election light in the history ol the International Settlement Anglo-American quarters confidently expect victory, thus maintaining the status quo on the Municipal Council. Over 8,000 foreign voters including 3,500 Japanese are eligible to vote. It is
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    165 16 Reuter. London, Apr. 11. 11HE Air Ministry announces that on Wednesday afternoon, two long-range Royal Air Force fighters were searching mer Norway for enemy aircraft that might be attempting to attack < fleet, they sighted two enemy bombers which were about to land <• an aerodrome
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    SCIENTIFIC CULTIVATION OF TEA
    76 16 THE scientific cultivation and produc- tion of tea will be taught at the Futan University here as from next fall, involving the operation of an experimental farm and courses concerning the technique of production and marketing management. This project is supported by the China National Tea
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    61 16 Japanese women buy ported from Japan by ti Motor Transport Compai ting at the north of tin in Shanghai have declared a protest against the 18-h< day at the wages of $1 of forty-thre? women bu a>*? returning to Japan The Company has be for
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