Malaya Tribune, 3 April 1940

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    21 1 The Malaya Tribune VOL. XXVII- -No. 80. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 3, 1940 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Wednesday. April 3, 1940.
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    U.S. BEGINS NAVAL "WAR" IN PACIFIC
    108 1 Reuter. Sar Diego (California), Apr. 2.—United States Navy's It'll) manocuvrcs began at midnight. About 130 warships will Ik- engaged in seven weeks' exercises. Two opposing fleets drawn from CaKfornian ar d Hawaiian bases will meel somewhere in the Pacific within the next week. Mr.
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    ANOTHER BRILLIANT AIR VICTORY ON WEST FRONT
    530 1 Reuter. Paris, Apr. 2. J AST night's Western Front communique states: "Fairly numerous artillery actions took place to the west of Yosges. Our fighter planes came to grips with German lighters in numerous engagements. In the course of these lights two enemy twine-engined
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    Direct Hits
    105 1 Reuter. London. Apr. cquadron leader Miles Villien Delap 3 his been awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross for gallantry in flying operations against the enemy. Delap, while engaged on reconnais sance over Heligoland Bight in March, penetrated a strongly defended area and, descending through cloud, attacked a German submarine
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    U.S.A. Retains Embargo On Aircraft To Russia
    129 1 Reuter. Washington, Apr. 2. JJURING an hour's conference with Mr. Cornell Hull, if is believed, the Soviet Ambassador, M. Oumansky, tried to shako his determination to retain the "moral embargo" again*! shipments of Mirer;: ft and aircraft materia! to Russia. The meeting was
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    BRITISH BLOCKADE ACTION IN THE BALKANS REPORTED
    239 1 NEUTRAL VIEWS OF NEW POLICY Reuter. Rome, Apr. 3. A DESPATCH from Belgrade .(Yugoslavia) states that, according to a rumour, "so far unconfirmed," British naval units have stopped in the Adriatic for investigation three Jugoslav steamers loaded with bauxite for Germany. —Reuter. t
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    "Allies Will Win"
    213 1 Reuter. Amsterdam. Apr. 2. Mr Chamberlain'? speech was read with some trepidation hi political cir- > cles, which still lee! that Britain fails ho appreciate the neuti p Mtion. It is C r> clared thai ving ntee to Britain to limit v rmany woull t': an unneutral
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    Sweden's Policy
    150 1 Reuter. Stock'y im, Apr. 3 If cur tt irito!> .s at .«tcked wc must lepel the a «'".re-or with all th e forces at cur command" declared M. Skoeld Minister of Dcfcnce, spcrdiin.; a( Upsa yesterday. M. Skoeld ..uclcd at ;f anyone threatened t independence thev would take
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    Norwegians Pleased
    156 1 Reuter. Considerable 11 u,,, is J- in Norwegian politI'-al firc! s j. of Mr. Chamberlain's :W ch e f ne political commentator told Rpi.fil 6 "We never really haf Intended to violah Morwegi an territorial waters by intercept'nu German shine and we arc glad t" note that the
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    Raid On Scapa Flow Repulsed
    188 1 Reuter. London, Apr. AN Admiralty communique dated 12.11 a.m. states that German aircraft attacked Scapa Flow at dusk. They were driven off by the lire of ships and shore batteries. No ship was hit or damaged. One German aircraft was believed brought down by gunfire.—Reuter.
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    31 1 Ottawa, April 2. UOTES of Canada's soldiers, sailors and f airmen were yesterday added to the civilian votes in the general election without, however, causing a single turnover throughout the country.
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    MUNITIONS FACTORY EXPLOSION
    133 1 Reuter. London, Apr. 3. THE Minister of Supply announces that an explosion occurred in a munitions factory in Scotland yesterday evening. k lt is feared three lives were lost. Four men were injured. A court of inquiry has been set up to investigate the ac* cident." Later
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    TENGKU ASKS FOR INQUIRY
    304 2 JOHORE COUNCIL Singapore, Tuesday. /'KITICISMS at the delay in the construction of the Tongkang Peehali Bridge was made by Tungku Abu Hakar, commenting on tfie replica to his questions regarding work on tho bridge, tabled at the meeting ol the Johore (Council of State. "I consider
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    NO SHOW TAX YET
    55 2 TH E Entertainments Tax Ordinance, which was passed by the Legislative Council yesterday, is not to be brought into force immediately. The date on which the ordinance is to be brought into force, and full details of the conditions under which the tax is to be
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    RIGHTS OF MALAY STRESSED
    116 2 Singapore, Tuesday. WHEN the acting Legal Adviser, V Mr. R. Moor, moved a motion to the effect that the Senior Health Officer should in future be known as the Deputy Principal Medical Officer, at the meeting of the Johore Council of State, the Hon. Inche Onn
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    AGRICULTURAL POSTS FOR MALAYS URGED
    277 2 Singapore, Tuesday. f T IIF: Johore Government was urged at the meeting at th e State Council this morning by Tungku Abu Bakar to formulate a policy which will be in keeping with its intention to train and qualify Malays for positions of responsibility in
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    OWNERSHIP OF ESTATE QUESTIONED
    77 2 Muar, Wednesday. f HAK(.Lb with stealing rubber latex from an estate which be declares he owns, Chew Chok will have to prove that claim to evade justice. He and his brother Chew Soh appeared before Inche Haron Bin Ahmad at Muar and the prosecution said that
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    31 2 Mr. Jack Payne, the band leader, and Miss Peggy Cochrane have been involved in a motor accident, somewhere in France while on their way to hold a concert for the troops.
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    FAIR DEAL FOR LOCAL FARMER
    149 2 Tuesday. THE question or difficulty in which the 1 producer in Johore encounters in placing his surplus produce of pigs end vegetables in the Colony on terms which repay him for his labour was raised by Major C. H. F. Pierrepont at the meeting of
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    INCREASE IN CAR TAXATION HITS THE TRADE, SAY DEALERS
    430 2 SECOND HAND VEHICLE SHOPS WILL BE MOST AFFECTED How The New Rates Will Work (TRIBUNE STAFF REPORTER) ABOUT 12,000 PRIVATE MOTOR-CAR OWNERS IN SINGAPORE WILL BE PAYING 50 PER CENT. MORE THAN THE PRE-WAR TAXES ON AND AFTER JULY 1, FOLLOWING
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    20 2 The promotion of Lieut. Leong Sin Kwee of the S.S Volunteer Force to the rank of Captain has been approved.
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    Experts Talk ON TAX
    428 2  -  (By Our Motoring Correspondent BABY cars are popular now but their present popularity is nothing to that they will enjoy when the 50 per cent, increase in taxation on private cars comes into force. The rush for small cars will begin immediately, say the dealers -1
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    Johore To Contribute To Imperial Government
    431 2 JOHORE will contribute to the imperial Government to the cost of the prosecution of war announced the Mentri Besar, Ungku Aziz, at the meeting of the Johore Council of State yesterday. Ungku Aziz added that no specific sum has been arrived at. Falling in
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    THE RIGHTS OF WOMAN
    376 2 "pjIRS. H. Lord belongs to the Salvation Army. Hei husband is Lieut.-Col. Lou head of the "Army" in Malaya. Mrs. Lord has some challenging, thought-provok ing opinions on the rights ol woman. She told a feminine audience at the Y.W.C.A.. Kuala Lumpur, that /it cod made
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    WEDDING DINNER
    78 2 Singapore, Wednesday. OVER one thousand people attended a dinner party last night at Tanjong Katong given by Mr. and Mrs. Lim Boon Thin on the occasion of the marriaL:* their second son Mr. Lim Khun Yievv. Two brass bands played during dinner. Four baskets of pretty flowers were
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    "FOR FAVOUR OF YOUR INATTENTION"
    290 2 ALLEGED ATTEMPT TO BRIBE Singapore, Tuesday. three constables on special rounds on the night of March 17 at Havelock Road, a Chinese asked them to do him a favour and was arrested. The favour asked was that the constables should not 'disturb' a party of
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    Mosquito-Catching Traps Cost $2 A Day To Run
    432 3 |W1 are catching mosquitoes with automatic traps in Kuaia Lumpur. This interesting fact was published in the recent Annual Report oi the Malaria Advisory Board for last year. The Health Officer, Kuala Lumpur, Dr. W. E. Holmes commenced catching adult mosquitoes by
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    Gaoled For Forging Major's Name
    404 3 Singapore, Tuesday. mgt nioua pian and a bit 01 luck A enabled English-speaking Packimy to get away with two forged cheques within a week in December last, collecting a total amount Sill. 10-day, however, he meekly pleaota guilty on two counts i t ing cheques
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    INCOME TAX DEBATE
    59 3 "In order to help the war funds, to the utmost, should the Colony asr:e to indirect taxation on all kinds of luxuries or to direct taxation like an income tax." will form the subject of a debate to be held at the Institute Hall. 77 Prinsp Street,
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    LEAVING ON FIRST TRIP
    44 3 The Hon. Mr. A. M. Goodman, 'abovo Resident Councillor. Penang. and the h' it. Mr. h. Abdootcader, entering the "Governor Fullerton" before it took off from the Singapore Airport this morning on its historymaking trip to Kota Bahru. pfq Penang.
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    18 3 Mr. C. H. Dakers, Protector of Chinese, Perak. who was in Sumatra on local leave, has resumed duties.
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    INAUGURAL FLIGHT TO KOTA BAHRU TO-DAY
    424 3 PIONEER PLANE CARRIED li LB. OF MAIL (Tribune Staff Reporter) v ri AU Singapore, Wednesday. I X r Mother chapter in the short annals of Malayan aviation his tory was commenced at 7 a.m. this morning, when th e "Governor FuHerton/' one of Wearne's
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    800 Children Sing Community Songs
    187 3 EIGHT hundred and fifty school. children joined enthusiastically In the community songs that \ver e suns at the Children's Concert heldl in th! Victoria Memorial Hai; yesterday evenThe "pi cc de resistance" m the delightful repertoire ol s ngs that were rendered by a cnoil
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    MANDI SAFAR
    33 3 ness. Most of the women anu r-hilrirpn will be spending the d ay but a'l of their. ™J take this s fc rP ri bath either m v, m 0r m
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    17 3 Singapore, Wednesday. lrlv "ednesdav. bv live unk.," A'",. .t"L40 and robbed »l > "...b l3" bnve m. arrests
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    Pioneer Plane
    14 3 T'Ke "c?oicr,lor /'u^crton.' o„e o/ il/eari,e'5 p/a/icZ. „/:/c/, l,„'i /?/?ne /o /c/n./
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    $200 "GIFT" LEADS TO BRIBERY CHARGE
    353 4 [X)re, Tuesday. mHE eii'i of an 'elope containing 1 $200 and i cc ot ln,it as B Christina gifi a sanitary inspector who hi en him information that enabh mto land a good contract broujrhi ran Yong Cheng, manager of a liq sh °P
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    ONE NOTE LED TO ARREST: 1,749 OTHERS DISCOVERED
    87 4 Singapore, Tuesday. A thousand guilder note, one of 1,749 others which formed the swag of a robbery, led to the arre t of a Chinese named Ten Peng Yam who appeared in the Third Police Court yesterday morning. He was charged with
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    HAWKER ALLEGED TO HAVE ASSAULTED P.C
    202 4 Singapore, Tuesday. WHEN an unlicensed Chinese hawker of roast duck was arrested for not having a licence he is alleged to have broken away from the constable who was taking him to the police station and assaulted him when he tried to take him
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    Convicted For Theft Of Boots, Man Appeals
    177 4 Singapore. Tuesday. CAID hin Mohamed, a Malay, who was convict td some time ago by the Fourth Magistrate, Mr. K. M. Byrne, on a charge oi" theft of a pair of hoots, and sentenced to four months' imprisonment appealed before the Hon. Chief
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    47 4 "With one or two lucid intervals the Prussian Government's policy towards Poland was a policy of ruthless expropriation. Hitler's barbarous treatment of Poland to-day is nothing new in German history He has borrowed all his ideas from his predecessors, but not their comparative moderation."—J. H. Morgan. K.C.
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    FOR TAX IF MALAYAN, AGAINST IF NOT MALAYAN
    516 4 SENSE OF INJUSTICE CREATED MR. JOHN LAYCOCK SAYS.... Mr. John Laycock, prominent Singapore citizen, is of opinion that income tax should be introduced all over Malaya or not at all. He says: I am in favour of a war tax on incomes™
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    53 4 "I sincerely trust that Mr. Cross (Minister for Economic Warfare) was correct when he said that Germany to-day is from an economic point of view, somewhat in the same position as she was after two years of the Great War I think he will admit that he might be wrong."—Stephen
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    FATHER'S DOUBTS ABOUT SON'S DEATH
    214 4 A father's suspicions that hti year-old son had died a a result of an assault by tun Hokkiens five months prior t > his death, and not, as the medical authorities had stated by 'tetanus, led Mr. W. G. Porter, to postpone his verdict for
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    "Gulliver's Travels"
    136 4 Last Night's First Nights PARAMOUNT'S technicolour picture "Gulliver's Travels." opened U completely full house at the Cathaj (Singaporei yesterday afternoon, and was voted a mcst entertaining and well-preduced picture. It is a him every child of even nationality should see. and it will do many an "adult vmhh.!
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    "FULL CONFESSION" AT ALHAMBRA
    233 4 FULL Confession." a Virile i»" with mfimgr opened at tb Aihambra Theatre yesterday. This story is an example of the psychological handling of a man. who is sent to prison for theft, by a priea who ministers to prisoners. The appeal to his better nature is
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    FIGHT LED TO MAN'S DEATH
    353 5 Singapore, Tuesday. 4 I K\V cents' worth of vegetables or rather, an attempt to steal them —caused a minor riot in the early hours of the morning of Dec. 2 I year in the vicinity of a vegele garden three or four miles away from
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    AT F. M. S. COUNCIL
    91 5 Ll cul.-Col. G.D A. (left) who ut the recent meeting of the Federal Council was presented with the imignit o; m OBE conferred on him DU His Majesty the King. And below: His Excellency the Hiah Commissioner presenting the medal to Mr. T. Saraianamu'hu. winner
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    Malacca Planters Say Income Tax Is Not Equable
    388 5 (FnHH Our Own Correspondent) Malacca. Mar. 31. MALACCA planters are unanimously of the opinion that taxation oti incomes would not be equable t.> all. This was announced by Mr. W A. Wilkens, presiding at the annual general meeting <>f the Malacca Planters'
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    Threatened Workers, 4 Men Gaoled
    175 5 Singapore, Tuesday. E*OUR men, three Boyanese an»l a Chinese who threatened three employees ol the Singapore Rubber Works and prevented thetfl fnnn continuing work during the strike on Peb, 15, were sentenced t one month's rigorous imprisonment OH each of three Charges yesterday. Thj charges
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    WOMAN SAYS SHE WAS DOPED AND SEDUCED
    355 5 Municipal Clerk Answers Maintenance Summons Singaii re, Tuesday. A MAINTENANCE summons in which thi M -mod claimed that the father of her children had i and forced his attentions upon her was heard in the second police court this morning. Hie an h
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    Death Of Old Singapore Resident
    245 5 THE death took place on Monday at 157 B ikil i iah Road, of Mr>. Anna Orosse. at the age of 83 years. She leaves benind two sons and a daughter, oMf whom is in Medan. *he tun v wnicn !K place yesterday, i"' choral
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    PREMIER DWELLS ON THE PEACE AFTER VICTORY
    1727 7 LONDON, APR. 2. REVIEWING THE PROGRESS OF THE WAR SINCE HIS STATEMENT IN PARLIAMENT A FORTNIGHT AGO, MR. NEVILLE CHAMBERLAIN, WHO WAS RECEIVED WITH CHEERS, PAID TRIBUTE TO SIR JOHN GILMOUR AND MR. SAVAGE, SAYING, THIS COUNTRY AND THE EMPIRE DEPLORE THE LOSS
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    Bigger Effort Needed
    307 8 WHILE we do not quite agree with the Attorney-General, Mr. C. G. Howell, that the "modest scheme of taxation" passed at the Federal and Legislative Council meetings "imposes no hardships and no sacrifice," we can safely describe it as tn-oppressive as far as the general population is
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    Make A Grant!
    170 8 TOWARDS the end of last week we suggested that the Government of the Straits Settlements, Wnfle settling the vexed question of the means of raising money, should waste no time in making fence 1 to Imperial de KoKi UeS( i a, y,' s Coun cil meeting probably
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    New York Workers Threaten Strike
    183 8 Reuter. New York, Apr. 2. QENERAL strike is threatened by 27,000 employees of two city underground railway systems, and Major La Guardia has ordered mobilisation of all City departments in preparation for any emergency. Twenty-thousand police have been ordered to be in readiness to cope
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    ATLANTIC AIR SERVICE TO COME FIRST
    102 8 Reuter. London, Apr. 1. SIR Kingsley Wood, replying to deputation from the civil aviation section of the London Chamber of Commerce, announced that the flying boat services to Scuth Africa would resume their prewar frequency this week. He added that the hoped regular services
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    36 8 Reuter. London. Apr. 2. ALL foreign missions in German-occu-pied Poland have now been dissolvtri. according to the German Radio, and. with the exception of those prevented by illness, all foreign diplomatic representatives left by Mar. 27.—Reuter
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    Tanker Sinks U-Boat Off Trinidad
    74 8 Reuter. Halifax (Nova Scotia >, Apr. 2. THE crew of the British tanker El Ciervo, it is be'ieved, sank a German submarine in a running fight off Trinidad on Mar. 4. The submarine disappeared after 16 rounds had been fired at her from the tanker
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    RUSSIA SPEEDS UP DEFENCE ON GERMAN SIDE
    58 8 Reuter. Bucharest, Apr. 2. DEPORTS from Cernauti state Russia is going ahead rapidly with the construction of concrete defence work along her new frontier with Germany in occupied Poland. Inhabitants are stated to have been warned to evacuate the frontier regions and move
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    DEATH SENTENCE ON SOLDIER COMMUTED
    59 8 Reuter. T„_ Shanghai, Apr. 2. HE British Ambassador, Sir Archibald Ken. has decided to reprieve Private Eckford «of the Seaforth Highlanders! of the death sentence and commuted it to imprisonment with hard labour for life. Private Eckford had been sentenced to death for murder of
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    TWO MORE POCKET' BATTLESHEPS HIT?
    467 8 Reuter. LONDON, APR. 2. WHILE NO OFFICIAL COMMENT IS AVAILABLE AS TO SUGGESTIONS PIT FORWARD THAT THE BRITISH NAVY HAS PROBABLY DESTROYED OR BADLY CRIPPLED BOTH THE ADMIRAL SCHEER AND THE DEUTSCHLAND AUTHORITATIVE QUARTERS HAVE GOOD REASON TO BELIEVE THAT AS A RESULT OF AIR
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    Nuisance Value
    216 8 British Wireless. Reports of the recent R.A.F. Bomber Command patrol flights over the German seaplane bases of Borkum, Hornum and Sylt make plain the nuisance value of these almost nightly visits. As soon as our aircraft approach the seaplane bases, lights here and there begin to go out.
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    THE NEWS
    153 8 WELL over the mark was estimate of £2,000,000 year from the new indirect I tion in Malaya. Details givei the special meetings of the eral and Legislative Com show that not more t £1,500,000 can be expected fj the nine new or additional posts—even with the new estate
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    More Needed
    102 8 may take it, however, that the War Taxation Committee whi devised these imposts has done what it can, for the time being, with recourse to direct taxation. No doubt Government will remit most of the money in advance, from the surpluses lying in British bank, and investments. It
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    196 8 YTEVILLE Chamberlain, our /1-year-old Premier, who is sta ing the strain better than ra people expected, has given us idea of that more vigorous prosecution of the war promised by meeting of the Supreme War < last week. Maybe it has the wisdom of ige but it has not
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    Millions In Asia Who Lack Nourishment
    286 9 J. B. PRIESTLEY ON FREEDOM Continuing THE RIGHTS OF MAN debate.. IT seems to me that the Declaration, a> it stands, either goes too far or not far enough. Moat of its clauses—e.g.. 1. 2. 3, 4, p.rd 8. 9. 10—are cLarly meant to
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    Prof. John Ryle
    245 9 Professor Of Medicine, Cambridge r V T FIND myself in very real sympathy with the purposes and spirit of your proposed discussion relating to a new Declaration of the Rights of Man. Clause 1 would have my full support, with this exception: that certain amendments might he
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    Sir Walter Langdon Brown
    239 9 Eminent Physician WHEN Plato said that it was only necessary for man to know the k r ood in order to follow it, he made, for such a wise man, a great mistake. A Declaration of the Rights of Man will have no effect unless there
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    Mr. John Marchbank
    196 9 General Secretary, National Union Of Railwaymen TS life worth living? In ™y view the answer is in the negative, when life provides more pain than pleasure, which is the lot of millions of people in Europe to-day. This unnecessary human misery and suffering will continue and increase
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    Viscountess Harberton
    92 9 IN Clause 1 it seems to me that the only question on which no liberty will be allowed is the medical one accordingly I suggest that after— "not be forced to take drugs.... without his knowledge and consent should be added: •Neither shall he be compelled to be
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    J. Wood Pape
    74 9 Private Detective, Formerly c. I. D. 7 f! LAUSKl ,l f Declaration emP 0 1 '°rce in restraint of violence. UeTrf P0 t limitatl0 s Wbe-jTa Caen iU ivU attthortS ,ik«r P° lict '-cci't, Cy to al3 use the Pfrril>t f US- l3Ve bpr l' ary 40
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    The Charter
    1006 9 (1) Protection Against Violence:— 'That no man shall be subjected to any sert of mut'lation or sterilisation except with his own deliberate consent, fi eery f> vcn. nor to bodily ascault, e\t rt in restraint of his own violence, noi to torture, beat ng < i ir.y ether
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    ONLY GOAL GIVES R. A. VICTORY
    129 10 Singapore, Tuesday. fIY scoring the only goal ln the First Division soccer match between the Gordons and the R.A. at Changi, Hunt obtained victory for his side, the R.A. Hunt scored the goal in the first half. In the second half the Gordons improved
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    GOLF AT R. S. G. C.
    225 10 THE Ladies' April medal competition of 1 the Royal Singapore Golf Club was played off at Bukit Timah on Monday and resulted in a win for Mrs. J. B. Ross in "A" Division with a score of in a win for Mrs. F. T.
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    POLICE PROVE TO BE LEAGUE GIANT KILLERS
    719 10 MALAYS BEATEN IN DIVISION I Police 6; iMalays 4. yET another big surprise was created in the First Division of the S.A.F A. LeagUte when, displaying irresistible form, the Police inflicted a serious defeat on the Malays in a thrill-packed game at the
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    Y.M.C.A. CRICKET
    65 10 niJv he^ fol J°y in? hav e been selected to Play cricket for the V.M.C.A. against !atu^ eW A ld B °y s association on Anson 6 at 2 Dm 0n the Anson Road grounds' H Pnl n r A> C Wilt on. Xavier. S:uratta, rovd Th^mn rence
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    33 10 In an inter-company soccer match. the A ?Jm Jinpan y s oo maten defeatedTr7' f the 8600,1(1 n th P c? any by two B° als to tne. on the Qillraan ground yesterday.
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    SELANGOR TURF CLUB TO HOLD 2-DAY MEETING
    160 10 THE Selangor Turf Club Spring Meet--1 in:; will be a two-day affair, the first day on Wednesday. May 1. and the second day on Saturday. May 4. Entries close at 12 noon on Tuesday April 23. Only two runs are provided for C'ass
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    PLAYFAIR PARTY
    129 10 FN a friendly badminton match, played at the Clerical Unicn Hall last Sunday the Playfair B.P. beat the Merridale Bp" by six games to two. Th results wer P tPlavfair player" mentioned first >:_ SINGLES Leow Kirn Lee beat Lim Cheng Kwce 15—9: Teo Heok Kwane beat Le
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    A.C.S. OLD BOYS
    68 10 The following will represent the A C S Old Boys' Association at cricket against the S.C.R.C. on Saturday, at 2 pm sharp, at Hong Lim GreenSeah Cheng Siang, Au Ken Chu. Swee Ltftl Swang. Cecil Ferdinands. Ong Swee Keng. Fong Kirn Wah, Goh Teck Phuan. Un Hon
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    MIXED GOLF
    74 10 The March Mixed Foursome Competition of the Keppel Golf Club was played on on Sunday. Mar. 31. and resulted in a wm for Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Kerr with a score of 32. The other scores returned were —Mr ana Mrs. R. j. Fennie 32' 2) Mrs.
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    Sports Diary
    38 10 TO-DAY SOCCER: S.A.F.A. League, Div. 1, S.C.C. vs. Loyals. Stadium; Div. 2 "B*\ Customs vs. J.C.S.A., J.C.S.A.; 8.H.L., Chartered Bank vs. Cold Storage, S.H.B. TENNIS: S.C.C. and S.R.C. tournaments CRICKET: Fort Canning vs. Malaya Signals, Tanglin.
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    Anderson Beats Smith
    357 10 Singapore, Tuesday. D. ANDERSON sprang a surprise in the tie played in the Spring Lawn Tennis Tournament singles championships of the Singapore Cricket Club when he defeated Roy Smith, last year's singles champion, in two sets in the semifinal this evening. Anderson d?served to enter the final
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    SOCCER RESULTS
    26 10 uSS, la Mati, defeated the on fho naJs by three goals to two, on the A'exandra ground yesterday in Division 2A League match. y
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    CHIN KEE ONN WINS TITLE
    229 10 L Tv G e c r pion cwn tr n singles -SSaCSXIus B1 th 3 e YMCA- rhr large number cf MthntW. L.. J > i wnr> reT-d "tS 10 Wi tne s this were ba'^^v^r^ mas£ Hp possesses a splendid back hand b a
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    WEEK-END RACES AT R.S.Y.C.
    139 10 THE Royal Singapore Yacht C] ih an nounces that on Friday, Apr will be the usual races for all Cla ft.25 p.m. On Saturday, Apr. B, the "B" will sail th? 2nd Race for the c Challenge Cup (Ladies Raco, st at 4.30 p.m. The "A"
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    S.C.R.C. TENNIS TIES
    218 10 The following arc the ties In S.C R Spring tennis tournament whi< I mences to-day: To-Day "A Singles Handicap' Yap Ah Hian —15 vs. Goh Teik Chew —9. Cheong Chee Lim —3 vs Lee S/ V. —3. K. I. Tan —3 vs. Y. F. Tai sci "B
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    S.R.C TENNIS RESULTS
    137 10 Singapore, Tuesday. VyING to failing light two matches in the first round of the Singapore Recreation Club tennis tournament had to be left unfinished this evening Tin' sets will be competed to-morrow sll The^ following are this evenings reSINGLES HANDICAP "V FIRST ROUND: D. D'Rozario (plus o»
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    OVER-RACING OF HORSES IN MALAYA CRITICISED
    679 11 TURF A COMMERCIAL PROPOSITION attack against the ov< r racing ol horses by the owners in Malawi is made by Mr. \l. T. G. Arthur, the Stipendiary steward to Che Straits Racing Association in his report of the racing for the year 1989. "In
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    Navy Cup Golf
    140 11 THE draw fur the Navy Cup Competi- lion at the Garrison Golt Club, th; arst round of which has to be computed by Sunday, is as follows: Lt Cel. G. G. H. Williams and Captarn W. J. Holo>;an vs. SLdr. 11. Trip pett and Ft. Lieut. Larkina;
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    WOMEN'S GOLF MATCH
    196 11 IHE fo*k»wing are the ham:. and starting times for tiu Ladi< s 1 oil match between the Royal Singapore Goll and the OfuTlson Goll Ciub, to be played ai. Tanglin on Thursday, Apr. (Royai S. G. C. names first?. 3*30 p.m. Miss Lacey t2ai vs Mrs j.
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    SCOTTISH FOOTBALL
    35 11 Reuter. London, Apr. 'J THE lollon/ii Kidts "i Scottish Western leaSE gydc 2. AJrdrtconians 0 u Ml Park J Dumbarton J Kilmarnock i Third uuiari EASTERN tll< ,i i ft u i neuter.
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    ROYAL MAIL OUT OF NATIONAL
    107 11 Reuter. i ondon, Apr. 3. ROYAL Mail ed i ligament dur Ing a training galop and is not running in u JV arand National. Amerdcri i, t,n'. i r tl" Lincolnshire are Golden Sm n lan (Beary>, Hot Bun II (Bam Wraggi (Nevett i. Wonei
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    48 11 The untitled will hold its second anniversary celebrations on Saturday and Sunday Apr ti and 7 at The Gard Club N 311, Tanah Merah <7-. milestone All members are to assemble at Mr. Chia Chee Tioi s residence No -Jit). Pasir Panjang Road, at 1.30 P M >harp.
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    ANNUAL MEETING OF JERAM KUANTAN
    816 11 Singapore, Tuesday. M UfE meet to-day under conditions very diff< rent from those obtaining at the time of our last meeting. As producers of a raw commodity essential for the prosecution of modem warfare we have so far benefited both in regard to exportable quantity
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    SLOW WORK AT BUKIT TIMAH
    293 11  -  (IJV TURFITE Mpptir n^a l X), e Turf Clul> Summer (Governor's Cup) «««nr*: sts+r?-* spurt here and there.' cand,dates were B ive short KB.— 55 -•.'•.!::::.''r^r Anions (l it rnorf r r.. < DINNA FORGET' belnn V "rivalsaiinieequaiter pace with hawlei BBRVUS was taken out
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    21 11 The Division untitled match between Pulau Brani and R.A.M.C. which was to have taken plaer yesterday was postpo,l,<> .,l<o ,,i»s <.'V^NilI»>.
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    MEDICAL COLLEGE RESULTS
    817 12 HESULTo of the March, 1940, professional examinations of Raffles X colleee of Medicine, issued last night, are as follows: Medical: The following have passed the Final Professional Examination Part II (Medicine. Surgery, and Midwifery and Gynaecology) and have been awarded the College Diploma, L.M.S. <Singapore) Kandati bin
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    RAFFLES COLLEGE RESULTS
    98 12 THE following candidates were successful in the Raffles College Examinations in Education held in March, 1940:— PASS WITH CREDIT Chang Min Tat. Leong Ah Gnow, Ong Swee Kcng. See Tin See <MLss>, Tan Sock Kern <Mis.s>. Tan Teik Hock. Thevatnaaan, Nancy P. (Miss), Wong Keng Sam. Yeo
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      289 12 PI HAK ito\i\<. HOAKD Ol «O VI HOI. Notice. Contenders for the Perak Bantam and Flyweight Titles, now declared vacant, are invited to apply by letter to the undersigned. Challengers for the Lightweight Championship of Perak. now held by Nai Boon Mah, will also be considered by this Board. D.
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      494 12 BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE ICHAJ IN THE HIGH COURT OF I STRAITS SETTLEMENTS Settlement or Singapore In Bankruptcy. No. 281 Re GEORGE DICKINSON of No. l( Telok Blangah Road, Singapore Dtalei in Curios. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN First and Final dividend is intei be declared in this matter. All creditors must prove
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      365 12 Ci RADIO 1 SINGAPOBE LONDON v TftANStflSStplft s*i ZHL 225 metres (1.33 men). ZHP 30.9« metrei {9X9 mc|i) (lS(; it.7l Meg (16.86 metres) mar i.vlt Wcp (13.92 metrei) 100 Miscellaneous new Gramophone Record* G gj 2LSJ Mc|i (19.82 metrei) 130 News; mid-day Rubber. Tin and Copra 1.40 MiSianeou* new Gramophone
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    ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
    51 13 Domestic Occurrence Messrs. Kth fo- Hofi Koh Eng Tiong and their i n their heartfelt thank friends, member Athletic Association, staffsof Robinson and Co ££°P Guan HfohVc G"an and Ch °i J Lam i' i tor their Jtehl v. letters of ccndolen r a( the funeral of their h*»i™
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      584 13 CHINESE tielnr ed 28. passed B.Com BJ ,v business, car. Seeks friendsh p Lnth 1 iropean or Eurasian iromai I 17 c o Malaya Tribune s (31-D). WAN nr. e( young South Indian Tamil e-ed 25 holding good position on ~> per mensem, sa ks S en 16 to 20.
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    MUSLIM LEAGUE INSISTS ON PARTITIONING INDIA
    561 14 Decision Taken At Lahore Session Lahore, Mar. 25. THE All-India Muslim League, in the course of a resolution adopted at its annual session held in Lueknow under the presidentship of Mr. Jinnah, reiterates the Muslim demand for partitioning- India, viz. into Muslim India and
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    J.D. Tyson To Succeed Sir Bajpai
    112 14 New Delhi. Mar. 24. MR. J. D iVSON. ICS.. Joiiu Se- cretary. Education Department, will j succted Sir Girja Shankar Ba.;pai when the latter vacates the pest of the Se- cretary to become Member of ihe Vice- < joy's Executive Counci'. I Mr. Tyson
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    AGE LIMIT FOR TEACHERS RELAXED
    94 14 Madras, Mar. 28. The Government have amended Rule 10-A of the Madras Educational Rules, relating to age-limit for teachers. The revised rule runs as follows: 'TO-A No teacher shall be appointed to, or al'owcd to continue in a schooi after the completion of his or
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    Personal Bickerings Vitiate Sind Politics
    249 14 Karachi, Mar. 27. "J CANNOT but feel deeply distressed that within the all embracing grip of the vast war in which we are engaged, any room should have been found for propagation of internal discord with its ghastly consequences. If in the actual stress of
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    "10, DOWNING STREET," RAMGARH
    32 14 Official residence at Ramgarh of c president of the Indian Congress. In tfiis hut the Working Committee held its meeting took decisions determining ihe destinies of 350 millions.
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    Bombay Governor Tries To Maintain Status Quo
    232 14 Bombay, Mar. 2,1 "VORODY regrets more than I do that a Ministry commanding A confidence of the Provincial Legislature is not available to t he burden of administration, and that the progress of Provincial nomy has been interrupted," said His Excellency the Governor
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    CONCESSION FOR PRESS PHONE CALL
    79 14 THE Government of India tiave I duced. with effect n .>pecial concessional rate at the ordinary trunk call rates, 1 a minimum charge as for 6 tn press messages sent on the phone between midnight and certain telephone numbers with th? head oi the posts
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    ARRESTS CONTINUE IN TRAVANCORE
    64 14 AUeppey M MR. Verghesc Augustm. i sident of the Travancon gress, who was arrested hen on a warrant under Secup connection with a case per him for some months pas' duced before the local Dh Class Magistiate on Baturdaj manded to custody. Mr. Vaikom M. Kumara
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    General Recovery In Metal And Commodity Markets; Similar Tendency Expected Locally
    291 15 Market Reports (From Our Financial Correspondent) 'i 1 tjT*" ii. Singapore, Wednesday. m- -LV m i f in P p0re P rice of t'n yesterday took the ,i, i ,r COr^., ely by surprise. This rise was reflected in
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    Stock Exchange Quietly Firm
    45 15 Reuter. London, Apr. 2. AN The Stock Exchange quietly firm v conditions characterised to-day's markets, in which gilt-edged securities slow'y improved while rayons were further bought by provincial investors. Gold minings v.ere higher on general buying. Wall Street closed firm. Renter.
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    Raub Gold Output
    106 15 The Raub Australian Gold Mining Co., Ltd.. advise the following output for the five weeks ended March 30: Crushing No. 557 Battery treated 7.565 tons of ore returning 1.013 ounce. 1 of bullion equivalent to 960 ounces of fine gold. Retreatment Plant treated 12.207 tons cf tailings
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    Exchange
    234 15 Singapore, Apr. 3. True following are the exchange stock this morning according to the daily «rcuiar issued by the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation. SELLING uondon T.T. 2 4 116 London demand 2 4 1 16 Lyons demand 2060 Switzerland demand 208 J 4 Hamburg demand New York demand
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    Reuter's Commercial Service
    314 15 LONDON RUBBER London. Apr. 2. RUBBER Buvers Sellers Market Tone Steady s P ot IV a H3 16 I Forward) May 11 1 a 11 1 4 2nd Forward" June 11 8 113 16 '3rd Forwardt •July Sept. ***** 1113 LONDON TIN London. Tuesday. I ash «Official
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    FRASER & CO.'S SHARE REPORT
    896 15 FRASER CO.'S SHARE REPORT Singapore, April 2. MINING Buyer* Selleri Ampat Tin 4 10''2 *jj Austral Amal 5'9 613 Ayer Hltam 21J- 22 -xd Ayer Weng 63 70 Austral Malay 35,- 37|Bangrln 21- 22Batu Selangor 1 Berjuntal gg »g Burma Malay 22 9 »2 Chenderiang 156 ■flP d Chin Chin
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    Mid-Day Prices
    24 15 S] no a poic. Wednesday. c or tin and rubber in re at n0()n today were:— ,> RUBBER Buyers: .",61/ Sellers! ob'/-2 TIN
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      107 15 THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA (TRUSTEES) LIMITED. Guaranteed and Controlled by THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA, LIMITED. The Company, which is incorporated in the S.S. and registered as a Trust Company, undertakes the following duties:— EXECUTOR &OR TRUSTEE OF A WILL ADMINISTRATOR OF ESTATE OF DECEASED PERSON. TRUSTEE Of A
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      37 15 Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Limited beg to announce that their new branch office at No. 19, Station Street, KLANG (SELANGOR) Tel. Address: "Oversea" Telephone: No. 181 Box: No. 48 Wfli commence business on Saturday, 6th April, 1940. Masters
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      188 15 UNITED CHINESE BANK, LIMITED. (Incorporated m 53.) No. 2. Chulia Street. (BONHAM BUILDING) Singapore. Authorised Capital $4,000,000.00 Issued. Subscribed and Paid Up $1,000,000.00 Gen.rai Reserve 5300.000.00 Telegraphic Address"TYEHUABANK" Telephone Nos.:— 5182, 5183, 5184, 5185 5186 BOARD OF DHLnTORS:— Wee Kheng CruVg, Esq., Ciiairman. Khoo Beng Cheang, Esq., Deputy Chairman Chlonh
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