Morning Tribune, 10 April 1939

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    13 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE VOL. 4-Na. 58 SINGAFORE, MONDAY, April 10, 1939. FIVE CENTS.
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    BRITAIN TO DENOUNCE ANGLO – ITALIAN PACT?
    165 1 BRITAIN TO DENOUNCE ANGLO ITALIAN PACT Premier Curtails Wishing Holiday MINISTERS BUSY IN LONDON PARIS London, Apr. 9 ITALIAN occupation of Albania is being treated m London as the most serious alteration of the European situation, ays the diplomatic correspondent of the "Sunday Times". Dne of the most serious consequences
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    ROME CLAIMS ALBANIAN SURRENDER
    693 1 R OME CLAIMS ALBANIAN SURRENDER THF London, Apr. 9. |«t Italian Embassy has issued a statement declaring that it is r ft nf Un( I c slood <hat all Albanian territory would be under Italian «n roi by to-night. It asserts that the* Prefects of nearly all the "*<** have
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    Quick Move By Germany?
    72 1 U East^ r. celebratinr the so| *ers Tre on i and officers an <» Onl °n leav? the Prtnc m, i a J 3 thou^ Hitler and 'P^l Ministers are holiday. "^Ger^r I^,^ 1^ ai d th future 1 f lation^ how. f «!!*cted ff-i S
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    Singapore Girl In Albania Flight
    39 1 MISS ELFRIEDE WAJSMEL, daughter of Mr. Berko Wajsmel, of Maison Vogue, Singapore, who is believed to be with Queen Geraldine of Albania m her flight from the capital, Tirana. Exclusive story on page 2.
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    SWEDEN NEUTRAL
    84 1 Stockholm, Apr. 9. "THE risks of a policy of collaboration with powers other than those of the north are too great, and the guarantees too uncertain," declared Dr. Skoeld Swedish Defence Minister) m a speech to-day. He added:— 'Neutrality is the natural attitude for our country." Dr. Skoeld
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    POPE'S PEACE PLEA
    166 1 POPE'S PEACE PLEA Vatican City, Apr. 9. Holiness the Pope, m a short broadcast peace speech, said that discontent m the souls of men almost show as if we will have worse days. In truth, there cannot exist that tranquility and order which constitute peace, when even m the same
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    New Albanian Govt.
    47 1 Rome, Apr. 9. A COMMUNIQUE from Tirana states that mechanised troops occupied Argyrocastro, which is m southern Albania. Another communique states that an Albanian administrative committee composed of the "most eminent Albanian officials and dignitaries" has taken ovei the administration of Albania temDorarily.- Reuter
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    MOSLEMS ANGRY: "BARBARIC ITALIANS"
    140 1 London, Apr. 9. THE executive committee of the Moslem Society of Great Pritain, at a meeting m London, passed a resolution deploring Italy's action m Albania and placing on record its "condemnation of this unwarranteo attack on a peacefully-disposed Moslem country." Paris. Apr. 9. Italy's invasion
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      35 1 m tt n. „„■■<> Girl In Albania Se Planes Over Canton 3 j Fstat* Fire I ulverM roubles J g Bom > •Taces 1« T dav \Vif 1 7 s Kan badminton 19 J Itiegrtms M '"X
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    STORE MAN'S DAUGHTER IH FLIGHT FROM ALBANIA
    167 2 Accompanying Queen Geraldine Singapore, Sunday. flight fronfl Tirana to Fiorina m Greece. RiIUWPOW KO» S£Tw«jMnd f fl wiie. son and dmighttr to join hfca bi the ewe «*M«*^.2i3R& Ll by the Albanian royal household, jn 'I'arCssary visa had already been .m. but it
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    BOY KILLED BY FALL FROM FRUIT TREE
    64 2 (From OttrOwn Beparler) IViiang, Saturda>. •fllK (hath ol 14-year-old hintm b«y was rcpint.'d at the Dato Kraniat police station on Monday last. It appears that the boy. Yong Kooi Senj;, was plucking fruits at But u (iantong on Mar. 29 when he fell
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    U. S. Planes Inferior To Germany's?
    74 2 Washington, Apr. 8. "ALTHOUGH we mv lvluctant to admit it, Ux> best American aircraft ire second bed lo (inmauy's." said Mr. loaeph Ames. chairman <>f the National Adviaory found! of Aeronautics, to the Senate Appropriations c tnmittee, according >'\ idence publi bed h( re.
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    Japan Seeks Petroleum Concession
    49 2 Cairo, Apr. 9. A REPORT from Riad, the capital oi BftOdia Arabia, states that negotiations arc taking place for a treaty of friendship and commerce between Japan and Snudia Arabia. The negotiations, it is stated, also concern the granting to Japan of petroleum, concession. Reuter
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    AMBASSADORS CONFER
    69 2 Shanghai, Apr. 8. AI-TER having a conference with Sir Archibald Kerr C'ark-Kw. British Ambassador to China, and British lead den m Shanghai, the British Ambassador to Japan, Sir Robert Craigie, re'urned tr> Japan by steamer yesterday. Meanwhile M. Henri Cosme, French Ambassador to China who left Pongtong aboard
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    Two Motor Mishaps Within Ten Minutes
    120 2 Two Motor Mishaps Within Ten Minutes Singapore, Saturday. THE ambulance deait with two motor-car mi<:hap s this evenmg—vvi thin the space of ten minutes. At 7.16 p.m. a call was received from tlje Beach Road police station where male Chinese had been taken lo afte he bad been .\-iwcked down
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    In Collyer Quay
    32 2 ,vi,,i h-inueiicd uh«. a bis saioon lur ran into a telegraph post near ,!n',r>. re, on Saturday ni S ht. A Chtetie is *»d t. have been injured. --Inbune.
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    SINGAPORE'S WET EASTER
    119 2 Singapore, Sunday. CINGAPORE experienced one of the wettest Easters for many years 3 when heavy rain fell almost continuously yesterday and to-day, flooding as usual many low-lyin- parts of the countryside and inconveniencing various shop-keepers and householders whosp premises were covered many inches with water Sport m
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    U.S.A. To Have 54,006 Air Mechanics Soon
    95 2 U.S.A. To Have 54,006 Air Mechanics Soon Washington, Apr. 9. IT is officially revealed that the ctiiI ted states administration is arranging to train thousands of avia tion mechanics m higb throughout the country, while P" ou *Luld he trained m colleges, to mcci the defence nerds. Precedent Koossvelt is
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    "HANDS OFF SPAIN"
    57 2 German Warning To France And Britain Berlin, Apr. 8.-ln hailing M» tbu^! tically Spain's adhesion to the Comintern Pact, the German Pip dresses a threatening warning tain and France. Th.c National Zeitung writes new attempt by the Western I <; exercise fresh pressure on Nay .>' Spain
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    Japanese Woman Pilot Shot Down
    90 3 Japanese Woman Pilot Shot Down I Sian. Apr. 9. L unconfirmed report front .West Shanvi front reports for the ftrst Kan "c woman pilot was found Con" the Japanese service perfe thaMn a raid on West L^i on Am. 1. on' Japanese plane C brousht down at a villaje eastSd
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    CHINESE PLANES OVER CANTON
    189 3 LAND FORCES GAIN GROUND Kweilin, Apr. 9. |T is officially learned that the simultaneous offensive launched on all fronts by the Chinese forces m Kwangtung Province m South China has resulted m general gains. The Chinese captured Sunwui, a county seat m the morning of Apr.
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    Malayan Chinese Volunteers In China
    84 3 Malayan Chinese Volunteers In China Chungking, Apr. 9. SOME 12.000 South Seas Chinese who returned to their fatherland lo perform wartime services m recent months are at present undergoing shortterm political and military training under the auspices of the South-west Transportation Bureau of the National Military Council, after which they
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    BELGIUM CRISIS DECREE
    75 3 Brussels, Apr. 9. A Royal Decree enforcing the right of civil requisitions throughout Belgium will be published m to-morrow's official Gazette It is understood that the Decree empowers the authorities to requisition transport including private cars, lorries, carts and horses and accommodation where required. It is thus
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    CYCLING NEXT WEEK
    44 6 The Huppy World cycling champinish >1 w7bWe to have bte, held gurinj the weekend had to be aban-onc owing to the rain, and w-11 now be held on Saturday, Sunday and Monday. i Ticket* already bought will hold good thi.s week
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    Students' Art Exhibition
    173 6 Students' Art Exhibition Singapore.- Apr. i). A KKAXGEMEXTS are .veil m hand for the Third Annual Schools Exhibition, to be held m the St. Andrew's School Hall shortly. The objects of this enterprise, towards the .success of which school boys on the Committee play no small part, ar to promote
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    COURT CASE FOLLOWS RUBBER ESTATE FIRE
    779 6 BLAZING RUBBISH CAUSES HUGE DAMAGE (From Our Own Reporter) Penang. Saturday. ALLEGED to have set fire to combustible matter so rashly as to damage to the property of others, an Indian named Suppiah Nlai, stood his trial before Mr. A. \V. Bellamy on Wednesday.
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    The News BEFORE It's News
    108 7 The News BEFORE It's News i\\ I: The appea??meni-mak- m ,v nul oflf the evil day th n cannot avoid a nm^.ne kind for vety much Mnssofini must Yhead after new ?W>ry. |9 Events ate moving ftnl.klv towards a double crisis stated by a nr^e or other of the dicwill
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    C.H. Stanley Jones
    78 7 March and ApfM brought the double crisi*— Hitlers threat to Romania and Poland and th* ifiiorc of Czechoslovakia, and Mu'tsoliniVft on Albania and first official statement of demands from France. The o months brought also the first showdown on the threat to Poland and Rumania. Holland now
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    BACK TO THE BARTER SYSTEM
    156 7 Chungking, Apr. H \K has forced China to resort to Ti?r age-old system of foreign trarip -nading her goods for whatever hina needs on a purely barter basiv 'he Marco Polo Bridge incident >n Jt.'.v 7. 1937, China ha* concluded merits with Bruain. United >tat(>
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    AMERICAN FLAGSHIP ARRIVES IN PORT
    139 7 Singapore Saturday. CIRING a National Saluto of 21 guns the US.S. Augusta the Flagship of the United States Asiatic Squadron, steamed into the Man-O-War anchorage th>s noniing, from The U.S.S. Augusta, is one of the foreign naval craft struck by an anti-aircraft shell during th.-»
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    BANKRUPT PERAK LAWYER PUBLICLY EXAMINED
    234 7 ADMITS BORROWING FROM CHETTIES (From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, Saturday. MEMBER of the local bar, Mr. K. M. Coomarasamy was publicly examined m the Perak Supreme Court on Thursday last m a bankruptcy suit m which he was involved It the extent of about 10.000.
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      111 7 "City Of Bedford" Penang Saturday -The EJerman iincr -City of Bedford" steamed into the Penan'" harbour with a broken propeller blade. Thursday, evening. The distressed ship transmitted a wire to the Penang agents, and when it came alongside Swettenham Pier a party oi divers immediately went down and inspected the
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  • MORNING TRIBUNE
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      "GREAT VICTORY
      284 8 4 FEW days Ago the world was unaware that Albania constituted an Italian problem. We had not been informed that the tiny Country threatened the mighty Italian Empire, and all the fubninatfoni of Mussolini were reserved for France. Hut France is jxnverI'ul. Uttle Albania had an army Of
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    WATCH JAPAN!
    507 8 WATCH JAPAN! THE occupation of Hainan by the forces of Japan would have much less significance m the eyes of Euroipean statesmen, more particularly I hose of France and Britain, if the Japanese had been ever known to relinquish territory on which they had J once effectively set foot. It
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    Significance Of The Occupation Of HAINAN
    435 8 Significance Of The Occupation Of HAINAN By Air-Corn. LE.O. Charlton, C.B., C.M.C., D.S,O, to conjecture that Germany has, likewise, offered to -take care" of any .situation which night ftrtM 10 consecuence of the .seizure of Hainan. The longer the war drags on. and the more economically exhausted Japan becomes owing
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    THE "FLYING FLEA" GROWS UP
    738 9 The World Of Flight So far, they remain the only type of aeroplane which promises to solve the oroblem of air communication m the heart of crowded cities, or m regions where the terrain is broken or mountainous. Army Staff officers at Camberley the I
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    THE "POU" CRAZE REVIVED
    581 9 THE "POU" CRAZE REVIVED mm Our Own Correspondent) London, Mar. li. IK E a reminder of a bad dream m es the news that a new fou is going into production to ance This is our old friend (or emv) the Flying Flea, but m a nwn-up form. Most people
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    Music Hath Charms?
    185 10 The Percussion Band oi Christ Church Infants' School, Albany Street. Regent's Park, London, gave a performance at County Hall, Westminster, London, as one of the educational demonstrations m connection with the London Country Council's Jubilee exhibition. Here are young members of the band rehearsing on the terrace
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    QUEEN MEETS SABU
    233 11 Doing a different kind of figure work are members of the English ice-hockey team which met Davos, the noted Swiss team, at Wembley Arena, Load on, practising at Wembley m preparation for the match. Here is Kelly, one of England's sharpshooters, using a row of teapots U
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    H.H.TUNGKU MAHKOTA "At Home"
    1071 12 H.H.TUNGKU MAHKOTA "At Home" A glimpse of Newly built the Interior of the Istana Bukit Tulang ISTANA Bukit Tulang, the new residence of their Highnesses Tungku Mahkota and Ungku Aminah of Johore, is large yet unpretentious. Built on the summit of a slope, commanding a magnificent view of the Straits
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    HOME SOCCER RESULTS & TABLES
    1483 15 HOME SOCCER RESULTS TABLES is of bnglish and Scottish League football matches, played R 1 i'-iturda}. are given below. All the results were cabled by Reuter KN(;1 1S LEAGUE, DIV. I. I Arsenal 2 inin^" m 2 Sunderland I ton w. j Aston Villa v irH° n A 0 Everton
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      147 15 SHIPS IX DOCK SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES OR EXPECTED TO ARRIVE Entrance Exit Ship Godown Gate Gate Peisander 2U I l Norviken 2 l Anshun 22 1 1 H.M.S. Herald 20 1 1 Chenonceaux 18 2 3 Bangalore 16 J An tenor 14 2 3 Kaiang 11 :< Talisse 9
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  • TO-DAY'S RAGING CARD
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      Saturday's Results
      642 16 (From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, Saturday. i LARGE holiday crowd were present to-day at the Perak Turf Club at Ipoh for the first day of the Easter Skye meeting. The weather was bright, but the goin^ was holding after the previOM day's rain. ■111. SWEEP THK dfftW for
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      S. AFRICAN TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS
      293 16 Johannesburg. N 'a year-old Sturgess becamp tho jroungesi ever to win a title wh™ hi the- Davis Sip player t 'J'.nal rure read 6-2, 9-7. 3-6, HORSES CLASS 5. DIV. I, 5' 2 FUR Sam Burger 1Q 7 Stone Ginger 1Q 5 First Bid jq q
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      KING ZOG FLEES
      73 16 KING ZOG FLEES Rome, Apr. 8. A COMMUNIQUE announcing the departure of King Zog of Albania from Tirana for an unknown destination i s published by the Italian Official News Agency. Paris Apr. 8.-A Salonika telegrarr rtJl? S*^*!!** Zog s sist€rs have af: a?u at Florm a with the Qujpen
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      MISHAP TO PENANG PLANE
      59 16 Singapore, Saturday. 4 N aeroplane belonging to Un <»- Penan^ Fly.ng Club had i foiced landing at Scudai to-day while on the way from Penan? to Singapore. Ihft aerop'?jne was flaaMfftti hut thr two occupants, Mr K. K. Hope-Falkncr, of the SiruiN Se.il»ments Police, and Mr.
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      92 16 TO-DAY'S TIPS FOLLOWING are selections for this afternoon's racing at Ipoh. Horses. Class 5. Div. 1, 5> 2 Fins Stone Ginger. Tinkurrin. Horses. Class 5, Div. 2. 5» 2 Furs. Evergreen. M.G.M. Horses. Class 5, Div. 3. 5> 2 Furs Little Mother. Republican. Horses. Class 5. 8 2 Furs. Sky
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    SINGAPORE v. PORT DICKSON YACHTING
    236 17 Yachts Overturn In Sumatra Singapore, Sunday. SCORING a total of bl points for th* day, the Tfcrrri fc'^nfavore Yatcl* Club beat the Port Dickson Yatch Club at the continuation of the regatta held by the home Club, to-day. Port Dickson collected 51 points. Owing to
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    Thomson vs. Ainslie In Malayan Golf Final This Morning
    786 17 Semi-Final Thrills: Craik And Bain Narrowly Beaten (By A Special Correspondent) [HE final of the Malayan amateur golf championship will be contested this morning, over the course of the Royal Singapore Golf Club, by Dr. E. Laidlaw Thomson and Commander H.
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    SATURDAY'S PLAY
    416 17 Saturday Evening. THE ideal golf weather of the morning A failed to hold, for rain began m the middle of the afternoon and thereafter fell continuously— not heavily but unpleasantly, making good play decidedly difficult. Wet grips and wetness of greens, caused many strokes to be droppea, and
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  • INTER-STATE CRICKET MATCHES
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      PENANG v. PERAK
      1373 18 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Penang, Sunday AN unfinished 104 by Eu Cheow Teik m Penang's second innings today was the feature of the cricket match against Perak which will be resumed to-morrow, the third day. Penang should be able to win, if rain does not interfere, for after
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      SINGAPORE v. SELANCOR
      233 18 (Tribune Start Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Sunday. £FTER a sensational collapse by Selangor again m the seccn 1 innings, Singapore won the in^er-state cricket match to-day by 131 runs. Smart fielding, steidy bowling and efficient leadership all contributed to Singapore's victory. NMIt ol Selangor'a tetamen ewtn "<r ;ui(i
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      SCORE BOARD
      228 18 siN(ap(mE_isr innings *^ier c U da Silva b Hunter 9n 35*£r lb L rtR S ChedW Chv'( p Murnv h r w 26 wa.,os b (nnbvx «j n ph A ttVAl Onrb0)t slnRh Extras 5 Total 124 We4 f i R 2 w H.mter }J 0 r^, x
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      New Jap Minister
      33 18 lSFlSJ£*£l Government ir J d f appoint General KuniaKi Koiso. former Commander of the Kornn garrison. as the new ittSbjer of Overseas Affair. General Eg 0 vlslo1 Chinese Central News.
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      7 18 Budapest Anr 9 Hungarian troops to-day marched
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      MALA VAN SOCCER TOURISTS TO MEET
      68 18 MALA VAN SOCCER TOURISTS TO MEET ONE of the most interesting soccer matches to be played this season will take place at the Anson Koad Stadium on Friday. April 14. when the S.A.F.A. team which shortly leaves on a tour to Saigon meets the S.C.F.A. team which will have arrived
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