Malaya Tribune, 5 March 1941

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    22 1 The Malaya Tribune Net Saks Exceed 16,000 Daily SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5, 1941 FIVE CENTS The Malaya Tribune Wednesday, march 5, 1941.
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    British Land In Norway
    72 1 U/J'REPORT i Reuter. Kerlin, Mar. 5. Hi ish naval forces \j J arr t out a raid on "an .,i island of Northern esterday (Tuesday) ,r states the official Ger1 news agency. ;i <hort bombardment, ed several fishing'uts .soldiers landed and took me Germans and -n
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    156,000 ITALIANS TAKEN!
    187 1 British Threat To Heart Of Abyssinia I I Reuter. Cairo. Mar. 5. I rations in Italian and are spreading land and threatening of Abyssinia, was military spokesman in arised the campaign. Ik Empire troops are <»[f the inland areas distance," he said in on a G.U.Q. comeporting
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    EIRE MINISTER LEAVES FOR AMERICA
    34 1 I Dublin, Mar. 5. X Aiken. Eire Minister for nation of Defensive leaving for the United by air to examine the >f purchasing arms and America, according cial announcement.
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    PRESENT CRISIS VERY SERIOUS —ROOSEVELT
    86 1 Reuter. Washington. Mar. 4 PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT, at a press conference to-day, said that the crisis now being faced by the Government was, in some ways, far more serious for the future ot the country than that of eight years ago. The President was beginning an
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    NAVAL EXPANSION
    69 1 Reuter. Washington, Mar. 5. I EGISLATTON that would increase the United States' Navy's' enlisted personnel immediately to 232,000 and authorise the President to acquire 200,000 tons of auxiliary vessels for national defence will be introduced by Mr. Vinson, chairman of the House of Representatives Naval Affairs Committee. The
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    JAPAN ASKS VICHY FOR FINAL REPLY TO-DAY NOON
    674 1 A TMOSPHERE AT SAIGON STILL TENSE; FRENCHFLEET'RETURNS MEDIATION SETBACK Reuter. Tokyo, Mar. 5. N official Japanese quoting authoritative sources says that KM* the Japanese mediation efforts in the Thai Indo China dispute suffered another setback as Vichy has failed to accept the
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    Fire-Bomb Fighters "Go To It"
    136 1 Reuter. London, Mar. 5. AN attempted heavy German air raid on a South Wales town last (Tuesday) night was foiled by firebomb fighters who dealt with the numerous incendiary bombs so promptly that after some hours of considerable enemy activity, no serious attack developed. Flares
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    27 1 Reuter. London, Mar. 5. r 1 is officially announced that any parcel despatched from abroad to Britain containing more than two pounds of tea will be confiscated.—Reuter.
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    BRITAIN BUILDING FOUR 40,000-TON BATTLESHIPS
    423 1 Reuter. London, Mar. 5. SPIKING evidence of the ever-growing naval expansion of th e great Powers, particularly the United States, and of th of the major part of Mussolini's battle fleet s it, the 1940 edition of Jane's Fighting Ships, which that there are 40
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    BERLIN STATES GREEK POLICY
    131 1 Reuter. Berlin, Mar. 5. AN official statement regarding Germany's attitude towards Greece was handed to foreign journalists in Berlin yesterday, stating that "now, as hitherto, diplomatic relations exist between Berlin and Athens, but general relations between the two countries can hardly be described as good, since
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    Britain's New Policy Of 'Industrial Consolidation'
    294 1 Reuter. London, Mar. 5. A NEW POLICY of "industrial consolidation" affecting about 50 major industries was announced by the Hon. Capt. Oliver Lyttleton in the House of Com- mons yesterday. In consequence of the need for a severe reduction on civil consumption and the
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    RUMANIAN PLEBISCITE RESULTS
    40 1 Reuter. London, Mar. 5. P' is officiary announced in Bucharest that the final result cf the Rumanian plebiscite on Gen. Antonescu's, < Prime Minister) policy (says a German wireless message) was as follows: "Yes" 2,018,000; "No," 2,558 votesReuter.
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    BRITISH-BULGARIA BREAK REPORTED
    204 1 Reuter. London, Mar. 5. THE German radio announced last night (Tuesday) that diplomatic relations between Britain and Bulgaria had been severed. The British Minister Mr. Rendel is reported to be leaving Bulgaria as soon as final arrangements for his departure are made. No confirmation of the German
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    Bomber Bags Four Over Germany
    114 1 Reuter. London, Mar. 5. A SMALL force of British Coastal Command aircraft successfully attacked the docks and railway hidings at Ca'ais on Monday night, ..ays the Air Ministry. Yesterday, an aircraft of the Coastal Command, while on patrol, attacked an aerodrome near Brest and shot
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    BRITISH RULE IN OCCUPIED ITALIAN TERRITORIES
    147 1 Reuter. Nairobi, Mar. 5. LIEUT.-GEN. Cunningham, General Officer Commanding the British Forces in East Africa, has issued a formal proclamation covering the government of the occupied territories. These territories include all those "formerly ruled, claimed or occupied by the Italian Government in Ethiopia and
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    S. AFRICAN PREMIER AT NAIROBI
    71 1 Reuter. Nairobi, Mar. 5. (IEN. Smuts, Premier of South I Africa, who arrived in Nairobi yesterday was met by Lieut.-Gen. Alan Cunningham, General Officer Commanding 4 r» Italian Somaliland front an <y the Governor of Kenya. Gen. Smut j&s accompanied by Gen. Sir P. van
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    COUNTER-CLAIM AGAINST INDIAN DISMISSED
    186 2 Singapore, Tuesday. ON account of the present political situation I have sent about 20 members of my family to India." said a wealthy Indian landed proprietor and contractor. Mr V Suppiah. in the High Court to-day before Mr. Justice Worley in the course of the hearing
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    CIGARETTES CASE
    63 2 Singapore. Tuesday. pHARGED with fraudulent possession of 109 cigarettes. Tan York Pan. 32. claimed trial before Mr. Conrad Oldham, in the Second Police Court, to-day. Tan was said to have been found in possession of the cigarettes en Mar. 3, at the R. A. Officers' Mess, Changi. The
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    Dignity Amidst Suffering
    162 2 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur. Tuesday. A STRIKING tribute to the magnificent spirit of the British people is contained in the following extract from a letter which a Kuala Lumpur resident has just received from a friend at present in London on leave from Malaya: "What
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    Real Fire During Air Raid Practice In Ipoh
    225 2 (From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, Tuesday. TPOH was "raided" last night by enemy pianos and incendiaries and explosives were dropped in various parts of the town in the first "incident" practice held in South Perak. Casualties were few and damage little. Rain
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    Sanitary Inspector Fined
    131 2 Singapore, Tuesday. MR. C. H. Whitton imposed a fine of $100, or in default three months' simple imprisonment, on George Gregory Newman, a Probationary Sanitary Inspector of the Municipality in Court to-day, on a charge of negligent driving. Newman was originally charged on three counts* of causing
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    57 2 The High Commissioner has appointed m&% Grant Ac »njf Major In The F.M.S.V.F., approved the promotion of Second Lieutenant H. P. o. Malet F.M.6.V.F. to the rank of Lieutenant and granted commissions as Temporary Second Lieutenants in the P.M.S V P to Mr. R. T. Black, Che Abdul Aziz bin
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    36 2 The Resident of Belangor has appointed Mr. W. A. D. Wynch a member of the Rubber Supervision Licensing Board tor the district of Uiu Belangor for 1»41 In the place of Mr. J. E. 8. Codner.
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    Y.W.C.A. NEWS
    154 2 THE next meeting of the Y.W.C.A. Fortnightly Club will be held on Monday. Mar. in at 9.45 a.m.. when the Yen. Archdeacon Graham White will speak on -Impressions of Australia." Members and friends are invited to attend. On Wednesday, Mar. 12, a be(Tinners' swimming class will commence at
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    NEW AIR SERVICE TO SINGAPORE?
    53 2 Reuter. Shanghai. Mar. 4. THE local foreign Cnambers of Commerce have decided to petition Pan-American Airways 1 to inaugurate a Shanghai-Hongkong passenger service in the near future, according to the Chinese Press. Pan-American Airways, it is reported, is at present planning to extend the Manila-Hongkong
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    Case Against Tamby
    71 2 Singapore, Tuesday. /CHARGED with having stolen V seven copies of the Picture Book, while being employed as a tamby to Mr. E. M. Akerib, at the office of the Malaya Tribune Press Ltd., Mohamed Isa bin Kadiman, 23, claimed trial before Mr. Conrad Oldham, in the Second
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    56 2 Singapore, Tuesday. SAID to have stolen a rain coat belonging to Mr. R. P. E. Niyington Legh, from the Naval Base, some time in 1940, Gian Ah Kwang, 2b, c.'aimed trial when charged before Mr. Conrad Oldham, in the Second Police Court. The case was postponed for mention on Mar.
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    34 2 The High Commissioner, with the concurrence of the Chief Justice, has appointed Enche Osman bin Hajl Dahat, Deputy Registrar. Supreme Court Sere nban, to act as Registrar of the Supreme Court, F M S
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    PARASITE SAYS HE SPONGED ON MR. "X"
    1107 2 AMAZING STORY OF RACKETEERING Singapore, Tuesday. CENTENCES totalling two years' rigorous imprisonment and 21 strokes with the rotan were imposed on Rex Alexander Bell in the District Court to-day by Mr. J. L. McFall on three charges of extortion from a European referred
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    20 2 Mr. W. R. Coombe. Passed Cadet, Malayan Police Service, has been appointed to act M Assistant Superintendent. Malayan Police Service.
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    28 2 Dr. W. Lineban, Director of Education. S S, and Adviser on Education. F.M.S.. ha., been appointed to be an examiner in Malay, in place of Mr. L. Forbes.
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    21 2 untitled Lim Cheng Ean, C. C. Stewart and M. Saravnnamuttu have been appointed members of the Visiting Committee. General Hospital. Penang.
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    Bombers From Cents
    22 2 (Ccnt-A-Plane Fund) .Total number of enemy planes destroyed during yesterday on all fronts up to midnight London time.. THIRTEEN
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    More Malayan Pilots Now Ready To Go Abroad
    83 2 (Tribune Staff fe\ NEXT week Malayan t batch of R a I trained in Flying School niously "pass oul being given a s] of local leave for their next centre which i da, Austral!,, or the Middle E Just as in previous
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    DEATH OF JOHORE DOCTOR
    109 2 THE death took eral Hospital, Johore yesterday of Dr Siir -h.v' ther. Assistant Medirtached to thi had been ailing ioi w'"*'-,!* period and his death came Si shock lo his many Inend whom did not even I:r r 'l was ill. The deceased who h-' than
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    17 2 Mr. D. untitled Williamson. Mr C 1 Home ha; c l cc:: the Hofp. Settlement of S
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    JOHORE S PASSIVE DEFENCE: OFFICIAL STATEMENT SOON
    194 3 ili.P. Committee's Report Submitted To Government (Tribune Staff Reporter) 'j to be adopted in Johore Bahru during an icj is to be officially announced very shortly Government, the Tribune reliabl'v learns. menuaiioiis oi me cautions Advisory nel recently framed ment, following a week,
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    Chinese Help Air Raid Victims
    30 3 lurersI urers of the Malaya 1 Fund have received Chinese Secretariat a :}GO. This sum was the Chinese of Pen ►r the Lord Mayor's Fund.
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    Road-Hog Fined
    216 3 Singapore, Tuesday. POR causing a ricksha and a lorry to go off the road on to the grass verge, in order to avoid being involved in an accident, L. A. J. Blaauw, a European, was fined $50, or. In default, six weeks' simple imprisonment, by Mr C. H.
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    Certified Insane: Charge Withdrawn
    71 3 Singapore, Tuesday. DECAUSE he was found insane, a charge of causing hurt to a Chinese, brought against Syed tin AM, a 26-year-old Malay, was withdrawn to-day when the case waa mentioned in the Second Police Court, before Mr. Conrad Oldham. Syed was alleged to have stabbed
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    Non-Members Create Scene At Annual Meeting
    188 3 (From Our Own Correspondent) Teluk Anson, Monday. FOR the third time, the annual general meeting of the Lower Perak Indian Association held on Saturday, had to be adjourned for want of time. Mr. I. Sivangnanam Pillay, the pre- sident, took the chair. Mr. C.
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    PARADE OF FIRST AID MEN
    208 3 rpHERE will be a parade of all units of the reorganised first aid posts and depots at the times set out below. No uniform will be worn, and the object of the exercise is for the new personnel of the posts to become accustomed to
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    TAXI OWNERS MAY PROTEST TO GOVT.
    365 3 Petrol Rationing Hardships (Tribune Star! Reporter) JNDIVIDUAL taxi owners in Singapore are expected to protest shortly to Government against the rationing rates enforced on them by the recently introduced petrol regulations, the Tribune learns reliably. The "cabbies"' consider the rates impracticable and unfair, and
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    More Awards For Local Servicemen
    55 3 MORE members of the local Military have received awards The M B E. (Military Division) has been awarded to R. S. M. Edward Worsfcld The cf the Military Division, for meritorious service, have been awarded to Sgt. James Frederick Charles Hayward, and to Colour Sergeant
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    Earlier Closing Of Mails This Month
    87 3 DURING the period March 1 to 'JX. both dates inclusive, the weight* cf all mails for despatch by train ore being recorded, and it to. therefore, necessary for the mail: to be cosed somewhat earlier. Ottrtng this period the late.-a ttrna* of posting at
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    NURSE INJURED
    60 3 Singapore, Wednesday. A EUROPEAN sister of the Alexandra Hospital, who was said to have been injured in a motor car collision, was conveyed to hospital shortly after midnight, .suffering from what is believed to b a fractured wrist. She was said to have been involved in an accident
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    HANDWORK EXHIBITION
    68 3 AN exhibition of handwork by members of the 1940 post normal classes in art is being arranged for Friday and Saturday. Mar. 14 and 15 by the Department of Edu- J cation. I The exhibition will be held at the studio of the Art Superintendent, top floor. Raffles
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    35 3 Mr. R. G. Ladell. Dr. K. Mohamad Arlff, Mr. Lim Keong Lay, Mr. B. B. Ross and Mr. P. H. Grumit have been appointed members of the Hospital Visiting Committee for the settlement of Penang.
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    35 3 The promotions of Messrs. W. N. Clourlay. A. Sleep. W A. Gordon-Hall C. R. Howltt, J D M. Smith and N. Jon?s, officers in Grade 11, Malayan Civil Service, to Grade 18, has been approved.
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    Case Against Bailiff Dismissed
    193 3 Singapore, Tuesday. WITHOUT hearing the defence, Mr. Justice Worley in the High Court to-day dismissed a suit for damages for malicious prosecution brought by a South Indian Mohammedan, K. Mohamed, at one time a watchman, against Mr. Alexandra de Costa, chief bailiff, District Court. Mohamed, who
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    F.M.S. News In Brief
    276 3 Kuala Lumpur, Tuesday. IHE new $20.000 wing of the Bukit Eintang Girls' School, Kuala Lumpur, was declared open by the British Resident, the Hon. Major IG. M. Kidd. yesterday evening. Mr. E. Tip.'jn, Secretary of the British and Foreign Bible Society, Singapore, presided at the ceremony
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    38 3 The Secretary of State for the Colonies bag approved the following appointments: Mr. N. X Jarrett to be Comptroller of Customs. S.S. and P.M.S.. Class IA. M.C.S.. Mr. E. N. Grifflth-Jones to he a Magistrate. S.S. and F.M.S.
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    Schooldays Romance Ends In Court
    414 3 Singapore, Tuesday. THE story of how they had fallen in love with each other when they were attending school live years ago, and howafter her lover had been driven from his house by his lather, they lived together and she became his mistress, was related
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    K.L. Race Card For To-Day
    1337 4 is the card for to-day's races at Kuaia Lumpur. RACE ONE PONIES—CIass 2—Division 2—s'/ 2 Furlongs. 4 2 0 MARNELL 8y 900 Mr. A. van Tooren S ulliv an 10 0 CHAR 7y 8.13 Mr. Alan Loke Major Fox 02 0 TOMMY 5y 8.11 "W.
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    Malay Regiment Held To A Draw By Moravians
    206 4 A TWO-ALL draw was registered in the Div. II (A) match between the Malay Regiment and the Moravians, at Farrer Park, yesterday. The play throughout was excellent. Outstanding players on the field were the two goalkeepers, Osman, the former Negri state player,
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    Ford's Get Well-Deserved Victory Over Wearne's
    290 4 Van Cuylenberg's Fine Play In Losers' Goal pLAYING a more spirited game than their opponents, Ford Motors defeated Wearne's by three goals to nil in a Business Houses League fixture on the Clerical Union ground yesterday. In spite of the sodden ground, the match
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    SPECTATOR'S SELECTIONS
    122 4 FOLLOWING are Spectator's selections for to-day's races at Kuala Lumpur: Race 1: SHOOT UP Stenella Race 2: MISS ROD Sheila II Race 3: GOLDEN BRONZE Hue and Cry Race 4: YOUNG GINGER Anton Rogue Race 5: JAGUAR Bo y Cullen Race 6: BLUE WHITE Pay Out J Race
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    Burmese Soccer Team Coming
    247 4 gIXGAPORE will have the opportunity of watching a Burmese soccer team—the Burma Chinese A.A.—in action soon, when the team comes here on tour. These Burmese footballers will play only two matches, one against the Chinese Recreation Club of Penang and one in Singapore, while on their
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    Meyer Cup At Island Golf Club
    118 4 THE qualifiers and draw of the 1 Meyer Cup competition at the Island Club over the week-end are: C. A. R. Bateman 71 Y. Nakayama 77 W. McMullan 77 F. T. Pope 80 M. C. V. Martia 82 S. I. M. Ibrahim 82 Yong
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    Royal Navy Win 7-Nil
    55 4 FOLLOWING were results of other league matches played yesterday: The Royal Navy defeated the R.A.S.C. by seven goals to nil, in a Div. 11 (A) league match played at the Naval Base. The Loyals* defeated the Gordon Highlanders by the cnly goal scored in their Reserve
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    Straits Times Give Busmen Walk-Over
    39 4 The Straits Times failed to turn up for their Business* Houses* League football match against the Traction Compahy at Serangoon Road yesterday. It was later announced that the Traction Company were conceded a walk-over.
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    Sports Diary
    45 4 TO-DAY SOCCER: S.AF V Chinese Athletic Anson Road si idiun? c* (A), R.A.F (Kai i S.C., Geylang s Div. R.A.F. ness Bouses Le; i B Bank v Cold S! Harper Gil:.. N. UEC F i j CRICKET: Regiment, v TENNIS: V v f
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    Going At K.L.May Be Yielding
    43 4 0™ M, "Rain which fell life M evening has- rendered v rda very sliehtlv v wi,,,,, i, ln < cloudy this moraine and J, Ha<i this afternoon. ii" ht rain Furious, Vouns ln< p s in Prunella." kfr and
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    FAR EASTERN TENSION ENGINEERED BY NAZIS
    951 5 Mr. Eugene Chen On Japan's Policy .Hongkong, Feb. 23. ajk Eugene Chen, former Chinese Minister for Foreign Affairs, in an interview here to-day stated that, hi- opinion, the present phase of the Far Eastern situation was largely a product of the German brain working
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    Japanese Troops Land At Haiphong
    207 5 Saigon, Feb. 4. FIFTEEN hundred Japanese soldien wer? landed en Monday at Haipheng, bringing the total number of Japanese troops In Tongking Province to between 10,000 and 11.000 men, a reliable source said here to-day. Warships which brought the troops in Haiphong yesterday sailed away
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    Actual Raid Conditions In Singapore's Biggest Black-Out Exercises
    497 5 (Tribune Staff Reporter) IHE most intensive and comprehensive defence practice exercise in Malaya since the outbreak of war will start to-morrow and will continue for a week. The lighting Services, the Government Departments concerned, and also the Civil Defence Services, will participate.
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    ENTERTAINMENT "DULUY"
    116 5 (At The Capitol) FE Australian attack and capture of Tobruk included incidentally with a newsreel which shows the fall of Sidi Barrani earlier is outstanding in the Capitol's change of programme last night. The dawn preparations for the capture of Tobruk followed by shots of tanks' and infantry
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    "THE MARK OF ZORRO"
    155 5 (At the Cathay) THOUGH lacking the verve and athletic prowess that marked all Douglas Fairbanks films, the new version of The Mark of Zorro" Offers all adventure-lovers a ful 1 share of thrills. Here is life in old Los Angeles, the poor peasants oppressed by a
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    "WOMEN IN WAR"
    125 5 (At The Alhambra) AVERY TIMELY March of Time picture, dealing with the Netherlands East Indies and her preparedness against aggression and her rich resources, and the newsreel showing the victorious return home of H.M.A.S. Sydney, and the Victory at Tobruk. arc now being shown at the Alhambra
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    Burma's Defences
    145 6 Opinion ALTHOUGH it was merely a fortuitous coincidence that Mr. L. S. Amery's broadcast on Monday night, in which he referred to the strategic importance of Burma, was made a few hours after a Japanese army spokesman had uttered an absolutely gratuitous threat to "trap said destroy the
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    Up-To-Date
    135 6 CIXCE then Burma's defences have been thoroughly overI hauled and modernised in keep- ing with the change in policy I which recognised that, geograj phically and culturally, Burma was part of Malaysia and not of the Indian sub-continent of which it formed part before 1937. The Thai-Indo-China border dispute
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    Legitimate Action
    127 6 JHE persistence with which the Japanese Press continues to allege that a secret military alliance has been com eluded between Chungking and Britain leads most observers to the conclusion that Japan will concentrate her diplomacy on trying to play up Thailand against us. Such attempts are foredoomed to
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    Completely Ready
    154 6 JHANKS to the active policy of army reorganisation pursued by the former Governor of Burma, Sir Archibald Cochrane (he was succeeded in December last by Sir Reginald Hugh Dorman-Smith), the defences of Burma are to-day adequate to meet any threat to her security. In addition to the Burma
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    "ALL IN, MR. PRESIDENT"
    1846 6  -  By Itolicrl Desmond pRESIDEXT Roosevelt. seated at his massive desk in the White House, resembles a cartoon of President Roosevelt. Most caricatures magnify the Presidents firm jaw and uptilted cigarette holder. Sitting back in his chair at one of his semi-weekly press conferences, Mr. Roosevelt grips
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    OLD LOVE NOTES LEFT TO WORLD BY MRS. CAMPBELL
    208 6 London. THE will of the late Mrs. Patrick 1 Campbell, hnpudent idol of two continents and peeress of the withering retort, recently asked that the world be given the lowdown on George Bernard Shaw's age-yellowed love letters to her. But the
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    THROUGH CHINESE EYES
    572 6 A tribune reader n Singapore .sub.;:- a to put into pracl more-food slogan, finds L| cackling and crowing 0 f h c of turkeys and cocks are the beauty sleep neighbour. Being a con.sk!. rat trying to find reducing this farm] he appeals for help' '50 "I
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    Thousands Of Canadian Troops Land In Britain
    236 7 LONDON. MAR. 4. fUOI SANDS MORE CANADIAN 1 [ROOPS HAVE JCST LANDII, is BRITAIN AFTER A TRANSATLANTIC VOYAGE WHICH IGAIN i)F MONSTRATED THE WORLD-FAMED EFFICIENCY |ND POWER OF THE ROYAL NI U WRITES REUTERS SPE- CORRESPONDENT WITH UP HOME FLEET. I «tl liners,
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    SHAI CHINESE SUPPORT CHURCHILL
    80 7 Shanghai, Mar. 4. inced that up to to- 20.000 signatures have d to the t?legram American registered uag3 daily, the Chin Daily News, is sendWinston Churchill pay;ts and giving moral sup British Prime Minister. must be considered to the degree of ■.wailing among the and the
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    TURKEY TO TAKE SPECIAL DEFENCE MEASURES
    428 7 me decision to compel all vessels using the Straits to be piloted by Turkish pilots was taken in accordance with the provisions of the Montreux Convention which ordains that "should Turkey consider herself threatened with imminent danger of war" she is entitled to insist
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    N.E.I. Planters' Offer
    58 7 Batavia, Mar. 4.—At the opening of the annual congress of N E.I. planters league, the Plantersbond. the chairman, Mr. Schotman. paid homage to Britain. He stressed that the sole purpose of every Dutchman is to gain victory ana liberate the mother country. Therefore, the Plantersbond is ready
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    COLOGNE BATTERED BY R.A.F. AGAIN
    205 7 Reuter. London, Mar. 4. I X K—:m essential link between Germany and the npied countries of the west—received another batter'nS by the R.A.F. on Monday night. A large number of fires was started, following the heavy bombing, especially on the east bank of the Rhine.
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    CREEKS GIVE EDEN AN OVATION
    101 7 Reuter. M Athens, Mar. 4. ifj' hony Eden, British Foreign and Sir John f oi Imperial Staff, are Pd to spend several days in Talk,- with the Greek lasting several hours on Sunday night. yesterday (Monday) c guest at a luncheon of the Premier, M.
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    LATEST AMENDMENT TO AID BILL
    124 7 Reuter. Washington, Mar. 4. A t THORITAII E quarters here reported to-day that Administration leaders were prepared to accept an amendment to the Lease and Lend Bill which the Democrat Senator O'Mahoney proposes to introduce, providing that war supplies to Biitain "shall not be delivered
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    21 7 Batavia. Mar. 4.—N.E.I. mothers who undertake war services* will br enabled to have their children taken care of in day nurseri?s.
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    No Chinese Troops In Burma
    207 7 Reuter. Tokyo, Mar. 4. ALLEGATIONS in the Japanese Press that 20,000 Chungking troops had been moved into Burma recently to strengthen the British defence.* there, in accordance with an alleged secret Anglo-Chinese military agreement, were categorically denied by the British Ambassador, Sir Robert Craigie, in
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    N.E.I. Defence Gifts
    44 7 Batavia. Mar. 4 THE Sumatra East Coast Planta- tion Council has presented 150.000 guilders to the N.E.I. Government for defence; the Western Java Provincial Council has presented 655.000 guilders for tre same purpose. This represents the savings from last year's budget.
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    Hospital Hit In Cardiff Raid
    402 7 Reuter. UA«» London, Mar. 4. QNE of the greatest fire raids of the war" was the descrip tion given by public officials this morning to last nieht's intensive raid on Cardiff. s "I doubt if any town had more incendiaries showered on it in one
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    Speedy Axis Action In Balkans?
    192 7 Reuter. Rome, Mar. 4. ITALIAN newspapers again de- voted pages to-day to movements of German troops in Bulgaria. "The present situation, however, is only transitory," writes the Corriere Delia Sera. "Along with the necessity for protection, there is a complex strategical problem which the Axis
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    35 7 Batavia, Mar. 4.—The Oranje which has been offered to the British Government to work as a hospital ship in the Near East was inspected by doctors in order that the necessary changes might be made.
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    20 7 Batavia Mar. 4.—N.E.I. employees, reading in Jaoan have sent their wivs and children to the N.E.I. on their own initiative.
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    LARISSA RAIDERS DOWNED
    107 7 Reuter. Athens, Mar. 4. ALL ihe Italian planes that participated in Monday's raid on LarLssa are reported to have been brought down, says the A hens radio. The raid occurred while relief work among people stricken In Saturday's earthquake was still going on. The Italian army in
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    American Germans Are Anti-Hitler
    78 7 Reuter. New York, Mar. 1. WARNED by conference speakers that the Americans of German descent, especially in the Midd'e West, are being duped by the Nazi propaganda, the German American Congress for Democracy has endorsed a programme ol counter-propaganda designed to reduce un-American influence,' says the
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    Hitler In Role Of Mediator?
    48 7 Reuter. Stockholm. Mar. 4. THE Berlin talk of German mediation between Greece and Italy is reflected in a message to the Aftonbladet from its Berlin correspondent. He writes:—"Germany hopes to score a moral and political triumph by mediating peace between Greece and Italy."—Reuter
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    PLANE CRASHES IN A.R.P. PRACTICES
    93 7 Batavia, Mar. 4.—Opinion in the N.E.I, dai'y press on the air raid i practices held throughout the whole of Java states that they were satisfactory. There were some diamatic incidents on the first night. A miliary plane crashed while landing, kiliing the pilot and injuring
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    JAPANESE PRAISE BRITAIN
    148 9 Reuter. Tokyo, Mar. 4. THE Miyako newspaper, in a com--1 ment on Feb. 27, asks: "How is it that Britain who lost on the continent and faces an avalanche of German armies is able to stand firm in this way? We know the lofty spiritual fortitude of
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    Free French Movement
    80 9 Reuter. Manila, Mar. 4. THE French Community in Manila has organised a Philippine ■nanch of the Free French movement to help the cause of Britain. The chairman of the new committee is M. August Vabre, who was decorated in the first world war with the Legion of
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    JAPANESE GOODS FOR FRENCH COLONIES
    64 9 International News Agency. Shanghai, Mar. 4. AN account of Japanese pressure, the Vichy government has cancelled the license system concerning the admission of Japanese goods to French colonies in the Far East introduced in July, 1939. In the past, Japanese exporters had to secure a
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    RUBBER REGULATION.
    40 9 It is hereby notified for general information that the Controller of Rubber, Malaya, is arranging to make valid during the second quarter 1941 any first quarter 1941 coupons and credits not made use of during the first quarter.
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    PETROL RATIONED: OFFICIAL MUDDLE
    485 9 Correspondence (To the Editor of the Malaya Tribune) Sir, —There seems to be some complaint in regard to petrol rationing. It is difficult to understand why. as the whole affair has been carried out according to the best traditions of local officialdom That is, in such
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      218 9 THE BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 45) In the High Court of the Straits Settlements. Settlement of Singapore. Wage Earner's Administration Order. In Bankruptcy. No 75 of 1937 Re QUEK SONG QUEE of No. 124, Towner Road, Singapore, Clerk. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a First Dividend is intended to be declared
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    Malayan Sharebrokers' Asso.Report
    956 11 bingapore. Mar. 4. Buyers. Belle™. MINING. 3.3 3!7ft I 3 6,9 cd 35'- 36|-cd 19 6 20,6 0 72 ft 0.77 ft 136 1416 IIJ 1.27 ft 1.32 ft 9llft 9 7ft El 18 9 19 6cd tl) 12 i- 131--|1 0.17 0.2 C I 0.38 0.41
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    18 11 re, Wednesday. «»t tin and rubber pore at noon lure RUBBfiR t' Sellers 36 7 UN
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    SHARE MARKET STILL QUIET
    130 11 From Our Financial Correspondent Sln g a Pore. Wednesday here was a marked disinclination to deal in the market yesterday. Small business was done m Hong Fatts at $1.22. Some interest was shown in Raubs which again found takers at $4. The lower prices obtained in
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    Ulu Benut Rubber
    132 11 A PROFIT of $63,261.10 was made n by the Ulu Be-nut Consolidated Rubber Company last year. With an intcnm dividend of 3 per cent, paid in October and a final dividend of 4 J o p?r cent., the year's dividend is 7' 2 P*r cent., states the
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    Car Tyres In N.E.I.
    55 11 Batavia, Mar. 4. A RUBBER factory in Sumatra has been started to produce, inter alia, bicycle tyres, with B oo*sib'e monthly capacity of 50.000. Besides this factory, the Goodyear plant at Buitenzorg in Java, produces the car tyre needs of the whole of the N.E.T. and
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    GOLD OUTPUT
    26 11 The Raub Australian Geld Mining Company. Limited, advise that 1,460 ounces of fine gold were produced for the four weeks ended Mar. 1. i
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    32 11 Batavia, Mar. 4.—It is reported from London that th? cigars sent to Ire British Prime Minister. Mr. Churchill, by the four leaders of th? Volki>vaad were received with pratiuid? by the Premier.
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    Excess Profits Tax A 'Levy On Capital'
    429 11 (From Our Own Correspondent) London, Dec. 18. pRESIDING at the thirty-second ordinary general meeting of the Malaya General Co., Ltd., the chairman, Mr. Thomas H. Graham, said the excess profits tax bore very harshly indeed on plantation companies and at 100 per cent,
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    19 11 Mr. D. H. N. Duthle has been appointed a Deputy Controller of Restricted Exports for the Settlement ot Singapore.
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    211 11 Singapore, Mar. 5. T*te following are the exchange stock quotations this morning according to the daily circular issued by the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation. SELLING London T.T. 2 4 3 32 London demand 2 4 3 32 Switzerland demand (T.T. only) 202.46 New York demand 47.10 Montreal demand
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    Axis Afraid To Attack Britain
    113 12 Reuter. London, Mar. o. "THE German occupation of Bul- garia cannot affect the final isJae nor change the course of events." the Ankara wireless stated last night. It adcl^d:—"The Axis move in the Balkans has conclusively proved the contention that the Axis powers have not
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    16 12 Mrs. B. P. Walker-Taylor Is convalescing In Alor Star Hospital after a successful operation for appendicitis.
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    "POTENTIAL DANCER OF FAR EAST"—AMERY'S SPEECH
    922 12 Malaya's Strength Best Argument For Continuation Of Peace British Wireless. London, Mar. 5. DE VIE WING the progress of the war in a speech in London. the Secretary of State for India, Mr. L. S. Amery, emphasised the importance of the developments in the
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    JAPANESEAUSTRALIAN PACTMOOTED
    125 12 Reuter. Sydney, Mar. 4. "T wish Australia and Japan 1 oould reach an understanding based on mutual respect and friendship," declared Mr. Akiyama, the Japanese Con-sul-General in Sydney, commenting on the speech of Mr. I R. G. Menzies to the Foreign j Press Association in London. He suggested
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    AWARDS FOR MIDDLE EAST CHIEFS
    152 12 Reuter. London. Mar. 4. GEN. Sir Archibald Wavell and Admiral Sir Andrew Cunningham have been made Knights Grand Cross of the Order of the Bath, and Major-General Richard Nugent O'Connor becomes a Knight Commander of the Order of the Bath, states to-night's London Gazette. Air
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    ANTI-SEMITIC MEASURES IN HOLLAND
    180 12 Reuter. London. Mar. 5. LARGE numbers of Dutch Jews are to be deported to Poland, according to a Stockholm report. They will be confined to the Jewish reservation established by the German authorities around Lublin in central Poland. No confirmation of this drastic step has yet
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    SUICIDE WHO PHONED POLICE
    88 12 Via Cable and Wireless. (From H. L. Hopkin). London, Mar. 5. RECEIVING a telephone message from a West End hotel which stated that the caller was going to commit, suicide, the police went there immediately. There they found Lieut. J. S. Rhodes with a revolver in
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    94 12 Reuter. THE tt*M W 5. under a n by the State begun talks for E° arrangements against amounting virtuallytaP I air pact. w a mutual Thu: is the first kind to be negotiated by States with any Latin T Dnit nation under a resoh tL merica
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    FAILED TO ANSWER SENTRY
    121 12 via Cable and Wireless (From H. L. Hopkin). London \fa r c JOHN McKERR, while m seL J duty at Stratford, saw i|,2 approaching in the darkness shouted:--Who goes ftee* There was no reply and the (tarcame nearer. He challenged a'S, There was still no reply
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