Malaya Tribune, 23 April 1940

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    22 1 The Malaya Tribune VOL. XXVII- -No. 97. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, APRIL 23, 1940 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Tuesday, April 2 5. 1940.
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    Says Major Battle Near
    20 1 (See page 16) i I.Ojpdon. calling rting street to see the Prime *i Mr. Neville Chamberlain
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    ECONOMIC PACT
    35 1 London, April 23. T c Rod tatea that a new Geragrecment has been by the German reDr Clodius, and the RuCommerce. It adds thai ihe details will be published in a lew da?
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    GERMAN RETREAT IN NORWAY AIR ATTACKS FAIL TO STOP BRITISH ADVANCE
    480 1 Allies \6 Control Of Strategic Railway Troops In North Hopelessly Isolated Reuter. Stockholm, Apr. 23. REPORTS received last night indicate that the Germans have been recalling their troops along the railway linking Narvik with the Swedish mines. n A
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    U.S. REJECTS JAPANESE PROTEST ON PHILIPPINES
    330 1 REAR-ADMIRAL'S FEAR OF FAR EAST CONFLICT Washington, Apr. 22. Reuter. I'll I is. Secretary, .Mr. Cordell Hull, said to-day that his Government would not undertake to "dictate to the Philippine legislature or 1 inu [."'--lire to bear on it in connection with Japan's objection
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    RAIDS ON BRITISH COASTS
    106 1 Reuter. PLANES, believed to be German were reported off the south-east coast last night. Heavy gunfire was heaid and great flashes were JJ« just above the water, as if bomtis were exploding. A-i aircraft believed to be German was also leported off the easi coast last
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    NAZI REVERSES ON WEST FRONT
    74 1 Pari?, April 23. A French war communique states that in Bast Mose'ie we repulsed by our nre an attack of an enemy aetachmeiv which did not succeed in approaching %urut°Sunday night several deep rerennaissaners have been carried out DJ Sur air force. During Monday mo
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    FIERCE FIGHT
    57 1 London, Apr. 2.'i. •£>iERCE lighting is now proceeding between the British and (Jerman forces at Stiklestad, some 40 miles north-east of Trondhiem. A correspondent states that German destroyers from Trondhitm landed troops south of Trendhiem with the object of attacking the British In the rear hut the Germans
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    Violations Of Swedish Neutrality
    97 1 Reuter. Stockholm, Apr. 23. MILITARY authorities in the Swedish province of Norrbotten have received reports from the frontier that troops have been landing by parachute in Sweden. Ski patrols have been hunting for them, without result so far. Two Swedish fishing boats were machine-gunned by a
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    61 1 Reuter. The last vestiges of the German claims that they are protecting Norway are lading from the German press. Koelnische Zeitung openly attacks King Haakon, saying he left no stone unturned to encourage his people to rdopt an anti-German attitude. The paper declares that with the expulsion of the Norwegian
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    U.S. Military Attache Killed By Nazi Bomb
    185 1 Reuter. WASHINGTON, APR. 22. THE STATE DEPARTMENT HAS BEEN INFORMED THAT C4PT. LOSEY, ASSISTANT UNITED STATES MILITARY ATTACHE TO STOCKHOLM, WAS KILLED WHEN THE GERMANS RAIDED DOMTAAS, IN NORWAY, FROM THE AIR ON SUNDAY. CAPT LOSEY IS THE FIRST AMERICAN TO BE KILLED
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    Police Out To Stop Protection Racket
    232 2 Singapore, Monday. efficient manner in which the police help people who are being bullied into paying 'protection' money and who ask for help was revealed in the Third Police Court this morning when Soon Ah Teck, 25-year-old Hengwha was convicted on two charges of
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    CONSTABLE'S SUSPICIONS WELL-FOUNDED
    119 2 Singapore. Monday. DISCONNECTING a section of v an iron drain pipe from one of the Singapore Improvement Trust houses at Kreta Ayer Road, a young Chinese made his way cautiously out of the back door into a back lane on Saturday morning. A vigilant constable on duty
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    WOMAN IN JEWELLERY THEFT CASE
    112 2 Singapore. Monday. A HOKKDEH woman and two men, alleged to have been concerned in the theft of jewellery and cash amounting to $113 from a house in Cross Street, claimed trial when produced before Mr. H. Watson in the Third Police Court, to-day. They were.
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    Advice Now Available For Rice Storage
    423 2 SUCCESSFUL EXPERIMENTS BY LOCAL ACRICULTU RISTS (TRIBUNE STAFF REPORTER) yALUABLE ADVICE IS NOW AVAILABLE TO MANAGERS OF ESTATES AND MINES AND OTHERS IN CHARGE OF LARGE INSTITUTIONS WHERE FAIRLY LARGE STOCKS ARE BEING KEPT. ON THE STORAGE OF RICE, WHICH FORMS AN IMPORTANT PART
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    Failed To Notify Change Of Address
    86 2 Twpinr Singapore. Monday. HREE Formasans, mcmbrrs of ln opera company, fell foul of the lav and were arrested. They were eh r before Mr. h. wataon, the Tnl?d me glS ße a^, Wlth haVhl fail <* <° »855 tne Registrar of Aliens when thmchanged
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    63 2 Shameen, April. 7. T Hi L Ch i cse custom house is now liv cation 6 tw n cW t Nanki Aa S as indifhe Wanf chin^J 3 on "nally under tw B ,r? mg wei regime. t an lncreass of Japanes. unreXeVS c ustoms as a prelude to the
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    BICYCLES DISAPPEAR IN MUAR
    229 2 (From Our Own Correspondent) Muar, Sunday. Jg I CYCLES have had a nasty habit of disappearing in Muar lately. This morning- three men appeared before Inche Haron bin Ahmad charged with theft of the machines. Tah Ah Kow had four charges of theft preferred against him.
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    FRAYED TEMPERS IN GAMBLING GAME
    117 2 Singapore, Monday. tempers during a gamI Wing game resulted in Chow 1 New l ook, a young Chinese, being hurt. Ho was taken to the hospital <<"• treatment as his neck was bleeding badly. WOng Seng, the assailant, was convicted by Mr. H. Watson, the
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    $2,400 FINE FOR CHANDU OFFENCE
    29 2 Singapore, Monday by a revenue officer orresiea To-day. Lieu Ah Thik was sentenced I» and addlfion SrimuS 4^^^ 1 McFal. in the ZcttSST' Sen,or
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    45 HEROIC KIDS ARE HAPPY
    215 2 (Tribune Staff Reporter) nmt-rv Singapore, Tuesday. pORTY hve youthful patients at the were h ?™32 t were cheered by a visit from members of the local branch of the Y„un\ %X tn Ch tia Association yesterday morning. y Thes e kiddie..' are crinnle<; «nri We
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    MOURNERS CAUSED RIOT SQUAD TO BE CALLED
    108 2 Singapore, Tuesday. OVERWROUGHT mourners almost caused a riot in Havelock Road yesterday. At lunch time thirty members of the riot squad' were summoned to No. 33, Havelock Road, after an urgent message from the Chinese Protectorate reporting that a riot was about to
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    untitled Damages Offered Mother Of Girl Killed
    112 2 Singapore, Monday. case in which a Chinese woman, Tan Kirn Neo, claimed damages of $1,500 from Poon Seng Co., contractors, alleging thai their lorry, driven by their servant, had knocked down and killed her 13--year-old daughter, on Sept. 1, at Ponggol Road, was
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    Magistrate Tries Out "Pin Game"
    196 2 Singapore \i, (SINGAPORE magistn mined to see for when then have to hear involve games of "ski] Only a day or so ago |f a went to the New World Park darts to satisfy himself thai Ik was not one of chance and th? gan
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    INDIAN GAOLED FOR FAILING TO REPORT
    113 2 Singapore. Itoesdaj COB the first time in even months. 1 1 an elderly Indian, who hid rwen ordered twelve month's poliet Mh pervision. failed to report t<> flu Police. The omission cosi him a week's rigorous imprisonment Appearing before Mr. L C the Fifth
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    Malaya's Gift Described As A Fine Gesture
    391 2 Singapore, Mond J\ term, of public services that sum can amount to a great dea And therein, it seems to me, i s to b e found the true value ol this offering," said the Hon. Mr. S. W. Jones, Officer Administer nig
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    46 2 Mr. Sih. Shou-Heng, the untitled sul at Calcutta, is coming to Kuala Lumpur as Chinese Consul, in place of Mr Sze Zau Tsung, who has been summoned to return to China by the Chins* Foreign Office. The new Consi ii pected to leave Calcutta on Api
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    To Dance
    47 3 ning from a successful Netherlands East Indies, Kashir an danseuse (1 i> now in Singapore. ken of in her national the Illustrated Indian Vermd, Eastern dancer n appreciation of Western > iireat things should i stage a fleer dance in a al in lei rone off.
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    Alleged Armed Robbery
    47 3 Singapore, Monday r ih having committed armt with a pistol. Koh Lai Chinese, claimed trial Oldham In th,? Second Court, to-day. as alleged to have comat Changi Read at 8 p.m. Such, prosecuting, offered sum of $100 when case >r mention on Apr. 29
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    First Aid Lecture Meets With Poor Response
    167 3 Singapore. Tuesday. QNLY nine members and the Secretary attended the first of a series of lectures on first aid organised by the Y.W.C.A. in conjunction with the St. John Ambulance Association at their premises to-day. This response is most disappointing in times of
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    52 3 A gift of $10,000 from the Shows Rubber Co.. Ltd.. Teluk Sengat Estate. Kota Tinggi has been made to the Malaya Patriotic Fund. The Managing Director, in making it. said that it was the wish of the company that is should be employed for the purpose of assisting the sick
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    ST. GEORGE'S DAY
    102 3 THE usual gala dinner and dance in honour of Saint George has been ruled out by committee members < f the association as unfitting in the circumstances. Whl!st England is at war they feel that the money could be better Fpent, and nave decided in favour of
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    11 3 Mr. Gho Tiauw untitled has been granted a certificate ol naturalisation.
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    SEVEN MEN STRUCK BY LIGHTNING
    227 3 Sungej Patani, Saturday. DESTRUCTIVE thunderstorm that swept over Sungei Patani on the night of March 9 and which resulted in the death of a Chinese coolie, who was one of seven struck in a house, and the destruction of three pillars of the house and
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    REGISTRATION OF BUSINESSES BILL MIGHT BE WITHDRAWN
    481 3 Attorney General Gives A Hint (TRIBUNE STAFF REPORTER) CONSIDERABLE SATISFACTION IS FELT IN BUSINESS CIRCLES AT THE HINT GIVEN AT THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL MEETING YESTERDAY BY THE ACTING ATTORNEY GENERAL, THE HON. MR. N. A. WORLEY, THAT THE REGISTRATION OF BUSINESSES BILL MIGHT
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    Man Does Not Want To Quit "Dangerous" House
    157 3 AFTER about ten years' tenancy, Khoo Chwee Chia, a local businessman, ha* been ordered by the Rent Assessment Board to quit his premises at No. 30 and 31 Duxon HM, which in the words of Mr. J. 81. Fraser, Town Planning assistant
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    Picture shows the members of the R at untitled Beard-the men who prev.r.t rcnl-proliteer.ng- bef< re Ihelr «"JJ^IJTL V, r. ~.. ~ ',!,,'•, ?7 sn.-,, M N. Wanlrll, and .ap Tutc.
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    IPOH TREES ARE BEING CUT DOWN
    149 4 For Safety's Sake (From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, Monday. having afforded luxurious shelter for more than two decades, the beautiful group of hig angsenna trees adjoining the Padang are going down under the saw. and with them goes one of the outstanding landmarks of
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    Woman Takes Poison In Shop—Dies
    114 4 Singapore, Tuesday. A Sliol assistant, Chen Fui Low. yesterday told the acting com ncr, M. McQuarrie, a strange story. A woman unknown to him, he sain, stepped into his shop at South Bridge Road. In her hand was a paper bag. She sat near the
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    HARBOUR BOARD STRIKER GAOLED
    111 4 Singapore, Tuesday. r £'HE case during which Leong Ting, the Singapore Harbour Board striker, collapsed in the dock last week, came to a close yesterday, when the magistrate, Mr. L. C. Goh. passed sentence of three months' and four months' rigorous imprisonment on him. Th" charges
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    13 4 Mr. N. A. Worley has been appointed to act as Attorney-General. Straits Settlements
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    TAKES SHAPE
    66 4 APPOINTMENT of a special committee to inquire into the practicability of. a war loan in' Malaya is expected to follow the suggestion made by the senior unofficial member of the L c gislative Council yester-3 day. Neither a proposal to repay such a loan by indirect taxation alone
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    Support For Officer Administering
    169 4 Singapore. Monday. JT would perhaps be superfluous to give an assurance of unofficial support and assistance to the Hon. Mr. S. W. Jones, said Mr. F. D. Bisseker, senior unofficial member of the Legislative Council, who congratulated Mr. Jones on his appointment to be Officer Administering
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    Unsuccessful Appeal By Policeman
    130 4 Singapore. Monday. SENTENCED in the lower court to .six weeks' rigorous imprisonment on a charge of criminal misappropriation of $10, a Malay corporal of the S.S. Police Force, Khamis bin Asom, unsuccessfully appealed before the Hon. Mr. Justice a'Beckett Terrell in the High Court this morning.
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    11 4 Mr. W. MacQuarrie has been appointed to act as Coroner. Singapore.
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    COMMITTEE TO DISCUSS WAR LOANS QUESTION
    1043 4 Government Opposed To Touching Reserves Singapore, Monday. REPAYMENT of a war loan by resorting to reserves is unacceptable to Government as an integral part of its policy; neither is Government disposed to commit itself to an undertaking that the cost of such loan shall
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    TRIBUTE TO MR. C. R. CHERRY
    87 4 Singapore, U&lt; »&lt;j /GOVERNMENT'S h iK j.. U Mr. C. R qherr, Vm again serve on the I Council was expressed i acting Colonial Seere! 11. Wcisbcrg at m the Counci: tlvs morninj nhrn he referred to Mr (h. s !T signation on proceeding
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    MAN OVERBOARD-AND HISTORY WAS MADE
    1149 5 THE GREAT BATTLE OFF NORWAY ~ye.hoard in a swirling sea. In thai brief moment made. The man fell overboard from H.M.S. Glow--15 destroyer in the North Sea. Lieut.-Commander B. broadcasting from the on, told listeners how ijrgesl sea battles of ,r&gt; came about as the
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    THE THREE GRACES
    13 5 n ?.n7K»« n M.a. m e Son's first v,s„ U
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    CANDID ROTARIAN REPORTER
    297 5 AN amusing description of the last Rotary Luncheon, at the Adelphi is given in the latest Rotary Club notes. It is written by Rotarian A. L. Harrison who describes it as "My Initial and involuntary effort at reporting/ Fxtracts from his report read us loilows: A cloud
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    CHRISTENED
    45 5 Katharine Ohja was the name riven to this wee irate who was christened by the Vcn. Archdeacon Giaham While on Saturday at si. Andrews Cathedral. She J* daughter of Mr. and sin-am. Chief Eleetrieian QMA I» this picture she is held by her rodmother.
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    Yesterday's Tennis Results
    213 6 I TURTHER ti?s In the Spiing Lawr t 1 Tennis tournaments played oil yesterday were as follows: S.R C. Championship doubles: R.s. N.N Barth beat M. s. Hogan c. A. No 1; C_4; 6—l. Championsliip singles:—Dr. G. F. U2 Sou ,a beat Dr. B. Shea res 0
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    22 6 Fred Davis won his week's snooker match against Walter Donaldson. Scottish champion, by 52 frames to 19 in Glascow on Mar.' 30.
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    CLASSIFICATION LIST OF HORSES AND PONIES
    188 6 T»HE following is the Straits Racing Association latest list of classification of horses and ponies: HORSES TRANSFERS F.&lt; m Class 2 to Class l -Lord Jiu&lt; T Meadowman, Playboy. Scarlet Tigsr Horn Class 1 to Class 2.—Hivi-Hivi Rainborough, Sacndcn. Where Am I From Class
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    20 6 England beat The Rest by 1-0 at untitled tingham in a women's hockey match in aid of the Reel Cross.
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    FIRST DIVISION WIN FOR ARGYLLS
    372 6 TURNER'S EFFORTS MOSTLY WASTED Argyll and S.H 3 R.A. (3rd A.A.) 0. JJISPLAYING superior finishing powers, the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders scored a 3-nil victory over the R.A. (3rd A.A.) in a dull first division match at the Stadium yesterday. This is the second defeat
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    MRS. J. B. ROSS WINS GOLF TROPHY
    34 6 rllF. Ladies' Spring Cup of ihe Singapore Gt If Club re tilted in win for .Mrs .1 B. Ross who beat Mrs R. Wakeford 3 and 2
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    Airmen Score Their Fifth Victory
    79 6 THE R.A.F. strengthened their lead In the first division oi the S.A F A League when they scored a good victory over th- Royal Engineers at Changi yesterday. J Alter being held to a goalies* first half they went on to score three goals to
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    Pressmen Trounce Bankers
    192 6 Straits Times 3: Chartered Bank 0. IN a scrappy Business Houses League game the Strains Times Press defeated the Chartered Bank by three goals to nil. Fifteen minutes after the start. Glanville and Hussein, both of the Straits Times, col.iried while attempting to clear and the former
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    JOLLY YOUNGSTERS BADMINTON TOURNEY
    56 6 THF Jolly Youngsters Mri ai nual bad" minton tournament for open singles championship will start in May 'Fntries will close on May 15 The draw will take plac» on May l f at int Peck Seah St. are fovited to bp present. Intending competitors are asked
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    Wearne's Trounce Sime Darby In League Match
    137 6 nearnes *i Sime Darby.. 9 P,■ "c5 SS? »n tfiZnT*. .s Ned amounts shortly after the start through Capel and after determined efforts. Sime Darby equa' ;sed fhrouoh a penalty a minute before hye made M Lhc interval On resumption, Sime Darby assumed
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    S.C.C. TEAM FOR K.L.
    67 6 lhe following have accepted to Play for S.C.C. vs. Sslancor Club on Saturdnv and Sunday, April 27 and at K"i?.la Lum par* H. L. Ward. A C. Growder. J. R H. leckie. Major F. P. Ifugon.'n W H. Mc.Wiu x. V N. And-son, fi. X S
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    24 6 Reuter. Helsinki, April 21. Finland will not hold lha IC4O Olympics, according to Erik Yon Frenckell Finnish member of the International Olvmp-c Commi.tee Reuter
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    GRAND NATIONAL
    23 6 The field flying over Bechct's Krook, first time round, in the Gr uiii.h was iron by Lord Staibridge s Bogikaj 1
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    Heavy Scoring By The G.E.C.
    186 6 JN the Business Houses league fixture played yesterdaj al thegromd of Ihe Singapore Harbour Hoard, lhe General Electrical ConeaivV Spoils Club trounced Harper Gilfillar. Sports Club In eighl two. j Play was one sided early on j proved in the second hall Kee Cl the
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    SCHOOL BOYS SUFFER THEIR FIRST REVERSE
    223 6 (From Our Own Con "spot: j Malacca, Apr. IS THE Government High Slcl w r ho had been r niou&gt; m irtal run cf successes this season, lost ii:beaten record when in i to played on their ground th s the Muar Cricket Club
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    LATEST HOME FOOTBALL RESULTS
    25 6 Load a. Apt J Latest fco ball resul s are as SCOTTISH-WI Airdrieonians 3, QueenV Park 3 Third Lanark 0. Rang)
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    J. De SOUZA TAKES SIX FOR 36
    198 7 THE Windsors beat the St Anthonys 1 Boys' School on the St. Joseph's ground yesterday: The fol'owing are the scores: ST. ANTHONYS BOYS' SCHOOL J. de Souza b Nonis 17 7 ham Koon Poii c R Schelkis b Nonis 36 ,t pereira 9
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    S.C.R.C. Tennis Ties Fixed
    99 7 CTRAITS Chinese Recreation Club tennis tournament ties for this week are as follows:— TO-DAY Chump.on a hip Sln K le S -Low Kee tow vs Scab Chew Krow Bock iscr.). WEDNESDAY Q Singles -W-..8 Bee CUm Hock g &Ed war 1 On? e?Sw Hlan vs Loong
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    S.C.C. TENNIS TIES FOR THIS WEEK
    38 7 Singapore Cricket Club tennis ties are us follows: TUESDAY. Mrs. W. J- M. Warden. WEDNESDAY. Ladies singles, linal-Mrs W. J. M •SSen vs Mrs. Russell Roberts. Warden ya hlps semi-final Championship douDies,
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    SPORTS DIARY
    40 7 TO-DAY. SOCCER: Manchester* vs Royal Navy. Tanglin. Jewry c Division, Police vs. S.R.C.. SRC R-E- vs RA. w Changi Division, 2«a) fubS vs. SHf Stadium; R.A.F. vs. R.A.u.u.. Tengah. c- r c swlM m||: mg/p «E Swimming Club.
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    GOALLESS DRAW ON THE PADANG
    293 7 CRICKET CLUB HOLD LOYAL RESERVES Loyal Reserves 0 S.C.C. Reserves 0 '["HOUGH they dominated play for the greater pari of the game, tho Loyal Reserves failed to snatch a victory from the S.C.C. when the teams met on the Padang in a Reserve Division league
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    PULO BUKOM MALAY BADMINTON TOURNEY
    115 7 Till Puln Hal SU Malay badminton tournament, played on Saturday and Sunday, resulted as follows: Jufri Bin Khairan beat Saklman Bn B %bRuhmat beat Husm Sab "*&gt; \*T*l "'J R»hn beat, E ien« Bin Raidu IS- S. Mohamad Abdnlrahnvm Bm 15-3 15—4: Znlni Bin Own
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    49 7 Entries for the Open Sing lea A and B'- tournament (League system) ot the Gentle Badminton Party are now open and will close on Saturday. May 4. Intending competitors ar e requested to sign their names in the circular obtainable from the Hon. Sports Captain.
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    Johore Cup Holders Lose At Muar
    290 7 (From Our Own Correspondent) Muar. Apr. 21 DISPLAYING fine form, the Muar Chinese Football Team sprang a surprise when they beat the Johore Bahru Prisons Sports Club league and cup holders of Johore Bahru by three goals to one in a charity match at
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    Motoring Gymkhana By A.A.M.
    162 7 THg Automobile Association of Malaya ha* organised a motoring gymkhana to be held on the playing field adjoining the entrance to Keppel Golf Course on Sunday, April 28. commencing at S p.m. Only registered members of the A.A.M. ana eligible to compete. Entry forms may be
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    403 7 if I 2. \MX\ *&gt; K*r. Park yesterday. The V.M.C.A. kicked and R Lawrence came close to scoring with a low shot from well out. Kecnina up a steady attack. Uje V M C a" forwards were extremely unfortunate on several occasions whm.
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    In Fear And Trembling
    247 8 piRST mention of war lotteries m the Legislative Council—after seven months of agitation in the Press—was made by Mr. Claude Da Silva, Eurasian member, at Monday's meeting. It came, as a feeble aside, right at the end of th e speeches by Unofficials supporting the gift
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    195 8 \Y E note with satisfaction that the Straits Settlements Government refuses to mortgage future generations and the social services to war costs before the taxable capacity of the population has been reasonably exploited. Now the suggestion is made, in the same quarter that went all out for
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    798 8  -  By EDWARD ELLIS THE war in China has benefited as well a? harmed Hongkong. In a sense the adverse effects, chiefly Irom a social standpoint, far outweigh the good. If the mere accumulation of wealth were the sole criterion, then Hongkong has good reason
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    107 8 NO war lotteries irel v come tax yet. No war i yet K?&gt; Ut ]lt &gt; ree probably in that order^l this war ends much sooner thin most of us expect. One Councillor only had Hi temerity to mention war lotted*** the Legislative Council meeting then* ha,r-,„„„,. What
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    163 8 LOTTERIES would give the of small income a chance to support the war effort and at the same time have that little flutter to which they are accustomed. If they don't buy tickets in war lotteries, which would pay about half of the proceeds to the war funds,
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    In The Dark
    113 8 ALL the news, of any interest, about land operations in Norway corner from Norwegians. Swedes Germans. The British and French are cm to state that the Allied operations are preceding according to plan. There is plenty from the Allied side about air ami naval engagements, and some
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    Pay Or Lend?
    97 8 REPAYMENT of a war loan by resortj big to reserves is unacceptable Government as an integral pari l policy; neither is Governmei:' &lt; V to cemmit itself to an undsrtakii tn fJ the cost of such a lean shall be met oaq from indirect taxation." So now
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    76 9 type of lircrafi H I! carries 'c gun tur- h-vauntea new Ger man aircraft, the Junker 8!&gt; type, i a convog were rou ted over the North Sea. mar the -by a ?5-fon Sunderland flying boat of the R.A t. md On the top is a Sunderland
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    NEW BRITISH LANDING SOUTH OF TRONDHEIM
    380 9 Reuter. Stockholm, Apr. 23. ORDING to Swedish newspapers British troop trains have reached Storen, a strategic railway tion 30 miles south of Trondheim. It is also reted that fighting is occurring north-east ot Trondheim, at Vaerdalsrora. lermans repeatedly bombed the roads and raihws v
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    ALLIES IN A POSITION TO SPARE NAVAL FORCES
    424 9 PREPONDERANCE IN NORWAY DECISIVE Reuter. London, Apr. 22. DISCUSSING the operations in Norway The'; Times in an editorial, after referring to, the necessity of withholding vital information I until the situation is clarified, says we have much to ponder in the laconic
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    GERMANS INVEST IN AMERICA
    70 9 Reuter. Washington, Apr. 22. THE Federal Reserve Board reveals that European citizens have invested over a thousand million dollars in the United Slates under the names of oilier persons for fear that invaders of their countries may seize their wealth. The owners' nationalities are difficult to
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    CHINA EXTENDS COUNCIL'S LIFE
    71 9 Reuter. Chungking, Apr. 22. The term of offic? of the members of the National Peoples Political Council which would have expired on July 1 has been extended by four months. Le up to Nov. 1. Following the convocation of the National Peoples Congress N« v ember,
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    Chinese Triumph Near Yellow River
    300 9 Loyang, Apr. 21. THE Chinese forces have completely routed the Japanese troops at Maotsintu, a strategic ferry crossing on the north bank of the Yellow River in southern Shansi Province after a 24-hour battle on Apr. 18. The Japanese had taken an initiative in this
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    DUKE OF RUTLAND DEAD
    73 9 London, Apr. 21. rE death announced, lollowing pneumonia, of the Duke of Rutland.—Reuter. John. Henry Montagu Manners, nth Duke of Rutland, was bo-n on Sept. 21, !PB5. He was Hon. Attache in the British. Embassy at Rome in 1909. H r was late Captain of the
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    SWEDEN MAKES PROTEST TO GERMANY
    76 10 Reuter. Stockholm, Apr. 22. MIMFROI S violations of our ter--11 ritory by flights over Swedish teiritory naturally led the Swedish Government to protest to the German Government, declared a spokesman in the Swedish Foreign Ministry. He added they had requested that steps be taken to
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    46 10 Reuter. London. Apr. 22. THE Norwegian steamer Bravore 1.458 tons, was sunk after an explosion on the south-east coast of England to-day. Twenty of the crew of 24 are feared to have lost their lives. Four survivors have been landed at a south-east coast port .—Reuter.
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    DESTRUCTIVE RAID ON NAZIS' DANISH BASE
    343 10 Reuter. LONDON, APR. 22 THE AIR MINISTRY ANNOUNCES THAT THE ENEMY AIR BASE AT AALBORG WAS AGAIN SUCCESSFULLY ATTACKED LAST NIGHT BY BRITISH BOMBERS. EXTENSIVE WA DONE BY HIGH EXPLOSIVE AND INCENDIARY IiUMBS. SEVERAL FIRES, CAUSED BY THE EARLIER ATTACKS WERE STILL BURNING ON
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    Paris Drives Off Nazi Air Raiders
    98 10 Reuter. Paris. Apr. 22. A NUMBE J R German aeroplanes engaged In reconnaissance flights attempted to reach the capital but flying at a great height they sheered off in another direction, after reaching what is known as the Paris regio f flEft F i
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    GERMAN PLANE MACHINE-GUNS DUTCH TRAWLER
    86 10 Reuter. T IIT Amsterdam, Apr. 22 HE Dutch trawler -Erin of Sweden" niachine-Kiinned in the North at a by a German plane. The Erin sue ceeded in reaching port The skipper .stated her colours weie Plainly visible and the plane could no have mistaken her
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    GERMAN REPORTS FROM NORWAY
    69 10 Reuter. 4 n Berlin, Apr. 22. A V, 10 Command communique states tnat tn e enemy shelled Narvikwithout attempting a landing coStact has been established between German and forces operating in Oslo Krhstiansand and Stavanger areas Two enemy submarines were destroyed in the Skaggerak and KatteStrong
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    27 10 London, Apr. 22. Mr. Charles Brotherton cSmnnf th, well-known YoS&tl cSSSeSI 10 ncip in welfare work in towns mA cltte, m the North and the Kan&lt;L branches.-BOW.
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    TEST EXERCISES FOR N. Z. TROOPS
    43 10 Reuter. The first large-scale New Zealand expeditionary their arrival in Egypt b morning in the desert south They are designed to test I co-ordination of the Infai and artillery in very rough The exercises will last Reuter.
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    NAZI CONSTRUCTIONS NEAR LUXEMBOURG
    44 13 Reuter. uxembourg, Apr. 22. v constructed landing t German side of the the frontier between i uxembourg. They deobjecl is to increase river eve tho railway. v Government as a d on the Luxembourg concrete obstacles with nails. Reuter. I
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    13 13 Brussels, Apr. 22. thai army leave has a certain extent."—
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    VICTORIOUS SUBMARINES RETURN
    128 13 Reuter. London. Apr. 22 TWO British submarines, the Truant and I the Triton, have now returned to their bases after their recent exploits m Skagerrak and Kattegat. T t 's now rov°aled that before torpedoing and sinking the German cruiser Karlsruhe, the Truant wormed her way through
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    CROMWELL TO SEEK ELECTION
    39 13 Reuter. Ottawa. Apr. 22. Mr. James 11. R Cromwell. U .S. Amb:i i .sador to Canada, has announced he would resign next month In order o run for democratic nomination a:; Senator ot New Jersey.—Rci-ter.
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    What Readers Are Saying PROBLEM OF MALAYA'S UNEMPLOYED
    298 14 We welcome ifitelligw letters on ami subjtf from readers f but publishing them we i' not necessarilif associate ourselves with the view expressed. (To the Editor of the Malaya TribuneJ Sir, —I am glad to see the newspapers taking a keen interest
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    TRAINING FOR WOMEN
    96 14 (To the Editor of the Malayc Tribune.) Sir, —In the West the women have been trained to do their share in the national services. I don't see why the women in the East should not do the same at a time like this. I am sure the
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    SINGAPORE FLOWER SHOW
    93 14 (To the Editor of the Mah'!&lt;a i Sir. —Those interested ii show were surprised t competitor should be one section after the judg ed that in each pot t Instead of ten as stipulate': gramme. The winner &gt;: qualified straight away ai:c: awarded to the next b
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    BUS CONGESTION
    90 14 (To the Editor of the Sir,—Allcw me throu your paper to draw authorities concerned in omnibus's runnii Kurau and Tanjcng I hours of 8.30 a m a You will agree that school children and the buses, and of late the larger typi' c reduced in nun 1 i
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    188 15 Market's Attention Focussed on Budget and Malayan \Var Loan Question; General a n Prices. (From Our Financial Correspondent) Singapore, Tuesday, le business in the tin share market yesterday. Hong came on offer and were taken at $1.06. Kuchais and Linguis lired for, but there was little else moving*.
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    457 15 LONDON TIN London, Monday. £252 3 4 Buyers £253 Sellers Price) £247 Buye-s £247* 4 Sellers LONDON RUBBER London, Monday. Rl RBI X Buyers Sellers j Steady I 10 15 16 11 116 I laj 10 15 16 11 116 i June 11 ll 1 a '3:ci
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    155 15 THE net profit of the Sze Hai Tong Banking Insurance Co., Ltd., for the year ended Dec. 31. 1939 amounted to $266,558.39 'subject to Directors' Fees Bonus to Stiff and Casualty Fund To this was added a sum of $88,600. v, brought forward frcm last
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    137 15 Singapore, Monday. w roast No. 1 per Koyan R, (Siam) W. Coast m&gt;. v &n r. (Siam) W. no. o 21() Rice Siam 1 195 Rice Siam 2 185 Rice Siam 3 157 Siam Broken Rice No. 1 M Siam Broken Rice No. 2 Rice Saigon Al Rice Saigon
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    23 15 Singapore, Tuesday. Prices of tin and rubber in Singapore at noon today were:— RUBBER Buyers 86%; Sellers 35'/». TIN $1240. unchanged.
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    901 15 FRASER CO.'S SHARE REPORT Singapore. April. 22. MINING Buyers Bellere Ajnpat Tin 4 102 5 3cd Austral Amal 5,9 613 Ayer Hitam 211- 22 -id Ayer Wen X .63 .67 Austral Malay 351- 371Bangr'in 21 ,6 22 6 Eutu Selangor 1.45 1.50 cd Berjuntal 1013 11|3 Burma Malay 22 23
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    213 15 Singapore. Apr. 23 The following are the exchange stock this morning according to the tally wrcuiar issued by the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation. SELLING umdpn T .T. 2 4 116 London demand «1« *j*g Lyons demand u y u Switzerland demand 208 &gt;/4 Hamburg demand New York demand
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      210 15 BRITISH INDIA The best possible services are being maintained by the P. O. S. N. Company to their usual ports of call except ports in Japan. Passengers are requested to register their requirementSj but under present circumstances sailings are perforce restricted. Special Holiday Return ticket* available for six months to
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    TRADE PACT WITH SOVIET IS RISKY
    66 16 Reuter. Paris, Apr. 22. COMMENTING on the possibility of trade talks between Britain and Russia, the newspaper Le Matin says: "We hope England and France will distinguish clearly the risk of such negotiations. "A policy that resulted in making Stalin an arbiter, even at
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    69 16 London. Apr. 22. The Norwegian High Command announce that they captured lour German copies of war maps of Norway, based on Norwegian rectangle maps and neutral maps which were specially printed in Germany in February this year. It is obvious that the plans of the German
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    377 16 Promotions To Air Council, Army Council Admiralty Reuter. London, Apr. 23. JT is officially announced that in order lo relieve the strain upcn the Chiefs of Staffs, Sir John Dill, at present commanding lhe First Corps in France, has been appointed Vice-Chief of
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    FOUR DESTROYERS FOR SWEDEN
    46 16 Reuter. Cartaged, Apr. 22. Four destroyers which Sweden bough! from Italy In December have arrived en route for Sweden. The squadron, which includes the trans, port ship Patricia will proceed to Sweden after the two destroyers which collided have been repaired. -Reuter.
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    AIR RAID EMERGENCY IN DENMARK
    107 16 Reuter. London, Apr 23. A CCORDING to the German controlled Copenhagen radio, curfew has been imposed on Aalborg, an important air base town in the north of Denmark, today following two allied air force raids on the airport there. No civilians, except persons going to
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    134 16 Reuter. London, Apr. 22. MR- Leslie Burgin disclosed to-day that the Arctic equipment for the British forces in Norway was assembled by British and Canadian manufacturers in absolute secrecy within a month and distributed to army depots at the General Staff
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    NAZI PLANES DOWN
    39 16 Reuter. H«« m correspondent "somewhere moroTfr^ 8 ne wrecka ee of two more German planes brought down d n S the week-end have been looted behind the French lines and Sing the total to ten —Reuter.
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    VIGOROUS BATTLE SOON IN NORWAY
    68 16 London, Apr. 23. T£HE Allied (iovernments have taken vigorous action for a battle to be fought on Norwegian declared the Norwegian Minister to London, M. Erik Colban, in a broadcast last night. He added: "Much has been written, about tho.;* 1 who betrayed the country.
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    NAZIS LOSE, BRITISH NAVY GROWS STRONG
    126 16 Reuter. London lor FIGURFS purporting British Navy has suffej losses continue to be put forwai Germans. It is authoritatively stated in l the German warship ca outbreak of war total 2-i ing a large number of subm by Allied action. In the Eritain lost
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    GERMAN AIR SURVEY OF BELGIUM
    46 16 Reuter. Bros* Is, April 23 THE Belgian Ministry c.: Del communique, states that to flights by foreiun plan Ncufchateau region vesti rd foreign aircraft flew over B ritory at a number of points during ta day. Two were identified machines. —Reuter.
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    SEA OPERATION DURING ACTION
    65 16 Reuter. London. Apr. 8 AN entire squadron of embers destroytrs returning from Hot**s stopped for one hour while 1 uU ship's surgeon performed an operation for acute appendicitis All the vessels formed a protectee ring round the warship daring halt. During the operation a (Jew* 1
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    U. S. Citizens Asked To Leave Hungary
    73 16 Reuter. Paris, Apr. THE United States Legation in Budapest yesterday advised all American citizens residing in Hungary that it would be wise to return to the United States while facilities an available, according to a Budapest telegram. A circular letter says the Legation
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    BUDGET DAY
    50 16 Reuter. London. Apf. SIR John Simon will i full war budget to tl Commons to-morrow. In importance cf this staten tain's financial position financing the war, it Is Sir John Simon's speech wil ly two hours. It is understood the Pi now will not make a war morrow.—Reuter.
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