Morning Tribune, 11 April 1939

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    12 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE hi.. 59 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, April 11, 1939. FIVE CENTS.
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    BRITISH CABINET MEETS
    473 1 PARLIAMENT ON THURSDAY URTHER AXIS MOVES SAID IMMINENT RISIS DEVELOPMENTS EXPECTED London, April 10 )OTH Houses of Parliament have been summoned -Mo meet on Thursday "m public interest/ The ssion is not expected to last more than one day. LL BUT TWO OF THE 22 MINISTERS WERE
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    MEDITERRANEAN FLEET MOVES
    128 1 Ships Massed Off Grecian Coast? T n P London, Apr. 10. I 1 Admiralty categorically deny a report abroad that the Medici an F!cet is concentrated at U| fu on the Grecian coastline. he l M P ri e Hl ned m London that all nits of
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    NEW ALBANIAN KING?
    70 1 KING VICTOR EMMANUEL London, Apr. 10. nPHE Daily Telegraph's Rome correspondent announces that a group of Albanian notables headed by the chieftain Giono offered the Crown of Albania to King Victor Emmanuel of Italy m the name of the Albanian people before the occupation of Tirana. According
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    GREECE READY
    58 1 Athens, Apr. 10. THE Premier M. Metaxas has issued a 1 message to the people stating tha^ the Government possesses all means ot assuring the absolute independence and integrity of the country, and advism?, them to go quietly about their business, confident that the Government will continue to
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    COERING IN TRIPOLI
    25 1 Tripoli Apr. 10: Gen. Goenng has arrived from Italy. He was receiwd by Marshal Balbo, the Governor General, and other officials -Reuter
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    ITALIAN TROOPS NEAR GREECE German Soldiers On The Move
    169 1 ITALIAN TROOPS NEAR GREECE German Soldiers On The Move Rome, Apr. i'J. ITALIAN troops, continuing their ad--1 vance m Albania, have occupied Argyrokastron, a few miles from the Greek frontier, and Berat, 40 miles south of Tirana. 1 Italian grenadiers have occupied .Koritza near the Greek border. Mussolini will probably
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    MUSLIMS ANGRY WITH DUCE
    72 1 London, Apr. 10. IEADING Moslems m London, meeting? L to-day, demanded that Mussolini should renounce the title of "defender of Islam" assumed after the Abyssinian conquest. They also urged that the Oriental Academy, opened m Italy fly? years ago, should be closed as a protest against
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    Bulgaria And Hitler's Birthday
    54 1 Bucharest. Apr. 10. A large Bulgarian delegation will arrive m Berlin on Apr. 18 to join the celebration of Hitler's birthday. The Prime Minister M. Kios.seivanoff and the War Minister may head the delegation which will definitely include the Ministers of Finance and Trade, and thre«
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    JAPANESE SUFFER HEAVY LOSSES
    176 2 Chinese Advance On Canton Macao. Apr. It THE Japanese suffered heavy losses and abandoned Sun* vi yester--1 day morn.nir. and Kongmoon, I'akkai and Jongjw last night. 1 ne> rHn-aterf to knukonif outskirts where Chinese KwWfri troops are allaekmg fiercely. .Japanese losses m yesterdays engagements are estimated
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    Two Night Mails Leave
    45 2 Two Night Mails Leave Singapore. Mjnda/. Two tram services left Singapore tonight instead of the usual one. Ai 10 p.m., train left Singapore for Kuala Lumpur, carrying first-class passengers only. A\second train left at 10.40 p.m. >uth. accommodation for second and tnird class passengers only.
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    Where Malaya Can Teach Australia
    103 2 Where Malaya Can Teach Australia Singapore, Monday. "FRONT page advertising as done m Malaya can be adopted with advantage by the majority of newspapers m Australia." said Miss Helen Wighton a charming young journalist on the staff of the "Advertiser" m Adelaide m an interview on board the "Nieuw Zeeland"
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    Chinese Advance
    101 2 Kweilin, Apr. 10. FK.irriNt, m south China is, at ■resent centered on the south ser I.mii oi the union-Hankow railu.tv n. rlh ot Canton, te uhich poini the Japanese have rushed 4.000 reinf..n ements .v an attempt to s.op I the h.nese aclvaiue on Canton from the north.
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    Fighting In Hainan
    69 2 On Hainan Island, ftuhting broke out anew as the Japanese attempted to clear *'j ;sl Human ol Chinese forces end cut tne Chinese junction, Unking the three cities ol Chiungtung, Woenchsne and Anting <>•■•>. 2,000 Japanese troops •>, fl °zen tank and ovei 4<) armoured car uul
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    Singapore Chinese Commended
    92 2 Singapore Chinese Commended Chungking, Apr. 10. THE Chinese Overseas Commission has sent a cable to the Singapore Chinese community commending Kuomintang members, Huang Yuyi. Shen Taicheng and Wang Sun for organising Singapore mechanics, a party of whom have returned to China to serve their fatherland. The telegram points out that
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    FRENCH OFFICIALS RETURNING HOME
    62 2 Singapore, Monday. THE -ChcnoiHTaux" on he- return voy 1 Bg« to France today will have no rewei than three French Oonsub I General returning hi mr on leave. Thtjr are M prtfia French Consul general from Batavia. who arrived this norntaa aboard the Wteuw £3t_3« NU
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    THE PAVILION
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    FORMER MALAYAN JUDGE'S DEATH
    73 2 4 KELTEK message from Durban, xltlaleti Apr. 10, announces the deata „f Mr. s I Thornton, former luisne Judge, Singaptre. fa '!p 7 Tllo: j ltcn calL^ to the Bar i'i,:r;'Vnt\ n vasadmilted to the strait. wrai an.| lvlagistrate Malapp.. ...<_ #_-i °™R ye,.,. an Actm,
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    Sarawak Ruler Here
    144 2 Sarawak Ruler Here CIR CHARLES VVNER BROOU Sarawak s White Rajah arrived yesterday evening by the S.s. Yyner Brooke on his annual summer tria to England. Accompanying the Rajah i.s the Raia_ Muda. Mr. A.W.D. Brooke. Mr bjc Spurray. Private Secretary, and Mr J Mrs. Pascoe and Miss Patsy Pascoe
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    HIT WIFE WITH CHANGKOL, FINED
    226 2 HIT WIFE WITH CHANGKOL, FINED Balik Pulau, Apr. II ASTHUGGLE following some domestic d agreement m the home between husband and wife led a young Chinese couple to the Bayon Lepas Court when Tan Ah Pee. a resident of Batu Muang, appeared before Mr A. H.H. Hussain, on a charge
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    CHINESE DRIVE BACK INVADERS
    93 2 {Chungking. Apr WTis officially stated that. the Japa c* drive on the Chungtiao mountain r an_*e en the South-Shansi border, which commenced on Mar. 28 hiis m failed, miserably. In their five- way advance on Ch .mgtiao. the Japanese were assisted d* mountain artillery and airplanes
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    EC ALMOST CUT INTO TWO
    267 3 EC ALMOST CUT INTO TWO YOUNG TAMIL ON MURDER CHARGE (From Our Own Correspondent) Teluk Anson, Apr. 10. ALLEGED to have been wanted by the Police since March 20, A 1935. Subramaniam, a young Tamil, was arrested m Sitiawan by the Sitiawan Police last week. He was brought over to
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    SINGHALESE NATIONAL DAY
    102 3 SINGHALESE NATIONAL DAY Till Siaffhaleae National Day, which falls en Friday. Apr. 14. will be celebrated m Singapore, under the auspices of the Singlul.i Janotukara Maha Sabha. at SJM p.m. on that day at the Victim Government Knglish School. Jalan Besar. The organisers have arranged an excellent programme of music.
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    Fawned Class s Diamonds, Gaoled
    239 3 Fawned Class s Diamonds, Gaoled (Frew Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, Apr. 10. JJEspiTE a severe warning by I>etective ofticers, a young Chinese is alle-ed to have attempted to pawn four pieces of glass as diamonds umi.s a false bill of sale, at a pawnshop mi n Menglembu oi» March H.
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    27 3 „'.„„in_ wlftdav at St. Pauls Church, of Mr. Lawrence Salmon and Miss Daisy Oehlers. pilU ,aken at the {*> JridesmaSd was Miss Blanche Noeline Margaret Oehlers.B.xtm.iu uas Tribune
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    VISITING SIKONG
    50 3 Chungking. Apr. 10. M. Quillaume Georges-Picot first secretary and counsellor at the Ittach Embassy is, at present, visiting 8U» ng. China's 'baby" province accompanied by Madame Georges-Picot. Jhey were entertained by Governor L v Hai, MkJng governor, at Tachienlu. Sikong capital Sq Apr 7— Chinese Central News agency.
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    5,000 Sikhs To Confer In Ipoh
    130 3 5,000 Sikhs To Confer In Ipoh (From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh. Apr. 10. Extensive arrangements on a very elaborate scale have been completed for the conference of the Guru Kalahidar Divan In Ipoh during the weekend when over 5,000 Sikhs from all parts of the country are expected. The scene
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    JAPANESE DETAIN NINE PORTUGUESE VESSELS
    104 3 JAPANESE DETAIN NINE PORTUGUESE VESSELS Hongkong. Apr. 10. A Shanghai dispatch states that three Japanese warships off the east coast of Chekiang detained nine Portuguese coastal steamers plyme between Shanghai and Weuchow, and forced them to return to Woosung outside Shanghai yesterday. The Shan^ha Portuguese Consul-General protested to the Japanese
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    Casinos For siam Resorts
    223 5 (MM COnWlrM***] Bangkok. Apr. 8. L_ Gamblin* Art sets forth oyer ore 0 f gambling games which a X prohibited under any) 1,,,,,.-. But a royal decree m this week's Gazette 1 1 such of them as may V!n -;''"„l by the Minister of I.„ new
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    More Protests Against America's New Neutrality Legislation
    107 6 More Protests Against America's New Neutrality Legislation I Chungking, Apr 10 AMERICAN resident, im ChenftU l»V< .sent '..nt ti legram to President Roosevelt, the stuff Department and the Senate Foreign Affairs Committee oleing objection to America's new Neutrality legislation, which places China mi Japan on an equal foot Wig. 'iin
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    DIPLOMATIC CONFERENCES IN LONDON
    846 6 DIPLOMATIC CONFERENCES IN LONDON CLOSE ANGLO-FRENCH COLLABORA TLON London, Apr. 1(1. A SPECIAL meeting of Parliament; stronJv urged by the Opposition leaders, may he called to-morrow or on Wednesday. Lord Halifax yesterday three times saw the Italian Charge d'Affaire. m refund to disquieting rumours of further Italian activities and left
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    Japs Discuss European Situation
    69 6 Hongkong, Apr. 10 A TOKYO telegram says that the Japanese Foreign Minister. Hachiro Arita. was received by the Emperor yesterday afternoon when he reported to tne throne the European .situation revolving :]\d the Albanian question. Important Japanese Cabinet minist- rs, including the premier and the foreign,
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    8614,551 RACING TAX FOR GOVERNMENT S. R. A. REPORT FOR 1938
    1162 7 8614,551 RACING TAX FOR GOVERNMENT S. R. A. REPORT FOR 1938 4\ ill round advance m the financial position of the Straits Racing A v«_ Nation— and that m spite of anxiety and depression of the r is recorded m the annual report for IMS ot the Stipendiary ih* S.R.
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    Engineering Exhibition For S'pore
    185 7 AX engineering exhibition the first of its kind to be held it Malaya is being- organised by Mr. George E. Lee of the Happy World Ltd., and vvill be held at the Happf World Covered Stadium during June. The Stadium will be converted into a veritable
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    MORNING TRIBUNE Tuesday, April 11,1939. WARLIKE LABOUR
    306 8 MORNING TRIBUNE Tuesday, April 11,1939. WARLIKE LABOUR THERE was a time when the British Labour Party clamoured for a reduction of the Services and a policy oi peace all round, indeed it was to a Labour Prime Minister that the country owed the nearly disastrous policy of Disarmament In these
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    WHAT'S WRONG with DEMOCRACY
    1397 8  - WHA T'S WR ONG with DEMOCRACY Robert Aron by Xt The m EVERYWHERE we sec the democracies, dazed and supine, giving way before thr dictatorships. They are retn ating on all fronts What is astonishing la not so much tbe Ivenesa of the dictatorship.*--•..lnch, alter all. is their reason for
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    NEW SYNTHETIC YARN IN AMERICA MAY DRIVE OUT SILK IN HOSIERY MARKET
    526 9 NEW SYNTHETIC YARN IN AMERICA MAY DRIVE OUT SILK IN HOSIERY MARKET New York. mTimmmZmSmZ bf fore 1M». Kdu Pont de Nemoure announced m a stateand h^r P c This synthetic product m ent nerc. will closely resemble, natural silk and if it lives up to expectations will drive silk
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    De Valera Would March North
    91 9 SPEAKING m the Eireann Senate recently. Mr. de Valera, the Premier, said that perpetuation of the partition m Ireland was a danger to them and to Britain. "I do not think that I have ever said that the British Government was solely to blame for
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    UNKNOWN UNKNOWN
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    YOU DON'T HAVE TO BE Beautiful IN ORDER TO BE Attractive
    2197 12 YOU DON'T HAVE TO BE Beautiful IN ORDER TO BE Attractive beauty and attractiveness often go hand m hand they are by no means synonomous and, even though you rr.av have no pretentions to beauty, you can still attract attention and win admiration. This need not be on account of
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      37 15 Mail* HHiv-rr-rcil The air mail Imperial l despatched n Singapore on Mar. 31 was delivercj m Lcndon on Apr. 6. The air mail (Netherlands! despatched f:*om Singapore on Anr. 1 was deliverin London on Apr. 7. £|£_tlfe
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    GAYLOO UPSETS AT IPOH RACES OPENING THRILL FOR PUNTERS
    315 16 GAYLOO UPSETS AT IPOH RACES OPENING THRILL FOR PUNTERS Our Own J Ipoh. Monday. iYLOO opened ihe final da) af ihe Ptrah Turf Club's skye meet U with an upati to pa 193 to lat leu arho had backed htah Apart from this rtverst, Ine race*etre, arho had turned out
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    Dividends At A Glance
    548 16 Dividends At A Glance Race I— GAYLOO 593 and SU Lassa S7. Bay Rose S7. Race 2— LOVER'S IDOL sis di Rebel King Policy S9. Race 3— Penzance Sl3 si I Evergreen S7 |7. Metro Sl4 Race 4— SKY RAIDER Sl. an La Coloniale SU. Race I —TWINKLING EYES 533
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    AINSLIE CRACKS UP WHEN WITHIN SIGHT OF VICTORY
    1010 17 MALAYAN GOLF CROWN FOR THOMSON (By A Special Representative) ANOTHER name is added to the roll of Malayan amateur golf chamKoaa that of Dr. E. Laidlaw Thomson, of Singapore, In the eighteen holes final against Commander H. C. Ainslie, of the Naval
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    OEBBELS FOR TURKEY
    21 17 Dr G 10 It is understood ft a nda 7. Gei 'man Minister of "■r.-dtia on Wednesday Reuter
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    Pahang Win Spooner Cup
    262 17 Pahang Win Spooner Cup Penang, Monday. DISPLAYING better understanding and superior horsemanship than their formidable Selangor opponents, Pahang went on to win the much coveted Spooner Cup m the final match played this evening on the Polo Ground by five goals to Selangors 2 I Selangor .started off with a
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    SEAH ENG HEE WINS BADMINTON TITLE
    372 18 THRILLING FIGHT WITH HOLDER Malayan Tournament Concludes (Tribune Staff Reporter) Penang. Monday. THE Malayan Badminton Championships concluded to-day In the preence ol a record crowd. In the Veterans Singles, Urn Kok Liang (Pg.) heat Alimat bin Indot ffi] i 15, IS 9, IS 7.
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    CEYLON TAMIL HOLD SPORTS MEETING
    431 18 CEYLON TAMIL HOLD SPORTS MEETING JHE Ceylon Tamils' Association held their New Year Sports v.sterdaJ afternoon at their own ground at Balestier Plain before a nd large gathering of members, their families and friends. outclassed Goh Siew Keat and Ahma* bin Indot tPk.i m two straight sets 15—1 15—5. The
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    The Final Results
    172 18 \l TERANS' SINGLES: Lim Knk Liang (Pg.) beat Alnnat l.in Imlot (81.) 15 !>. 15 7. I mhi s SINGLES: Miss Cecilia Chan (Pg.) beat Miss Lee Chee Net 1N.5.1 12 11. II I. LADIES' DOUBLES: Miss Chan K<Mi Neong and Miss Chant Kon Voani (Si.) Immi
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    Indo-Ceylonese Tennis Finals
    173 18 Indo-Ceylonese Tennis Finals (Tribune Staff Reporter) mi* ii.. Kuala Lumpur. Monday -«">. 7. tawi-K .sh r i, r.h T m :r t whi<h „no,ude<, final t.,..1av. ,P,, C (Sel.) m h( M 2sp plan v<Mi ,ii t 8 4 Macn-van led 3 o m the second set bu Bupriah, pp
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    HOME SOCCER
    163 18 LONDON. APR l| FOLLOWING ARK TO-DAI S Sit 1 CEK MATCHES:— l FIRST DIVISION Arsenal 2 Blackpool 1 Birminuham 0 Liven., ol 0 Chelsea l Charlton Athlei Derby County 0 Portxr uh i Everton 6 Sunderland 2 Leeds United 3 Maude tPf] Middlesborough 3 Leicesti V Preston North
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    PENANG BEATIPERAK JUST ON TIME
    692 19 THRILLING FINISH IN INTERSTATE CRICKET (Tribune Staff Reporter) Penang, Monday. JN one of the most thrilling finishes ever seen m either local or inter-State cricket, Penang baat Perak to-day by 53 runs three minutes before the close of play, and with an over and three
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    CRICKET CLUB BEAT COLIN MILLER'S XI
    367 19 CRICKET CLUB BEAT COLIN MILLER'S XI Singapore, Monday. \Yl\(, only an innings game, the Singapore Cricket Club beat Colin Millers XI by 41 runs on the Padang to-day after the aU li had been postponed the whole of yesterday owing to heavy m. C lb. who continued batting this they
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    RECORD ESTABLISHED IN GOPENG HILL CLIMB
    66 19 RECORD ESTABLISHED IN GOPENG HILL CLIMB Ipoh. Monday. Urn Peng Han, crack Shiga pore motorist, established a record for the Gopeng hill climb, capturing the Storch Cup m the time of 38 4 5 .second to beat the holder H. Goates by 4 seconds. The Team race was won by
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    25 19 The cricket match between the St. Andrew's eleven and the Minesweepers, billed for play at Seletar yesterday, did not take place on account of rain.
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    "Augusta" Baseballers Beat Local Americans
    142 19 "Augusta" Baseballers Beat Local Americans f)NK ol the biggest crowds yet to witness a baseball match was seen yesterday afternoon al the Jrlan Besar Stadium when the local American Association entertained a team from the H.M.S. "Augusta". The visitors won the game by four home runs to three. Their score-cards
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    Derby Favourite Unplaced
    58 20 London, Apr. 11. 4T* Rempton to-day. the present Derby favourite, Foxbrouuh II .startini; favourite at 6 4. W.us unplaced m the Coventry Ihree-year-Old Stakes (on*nhle». The winner WM Southport 1100-81. with the Derby entrant RogerStonc Castle 5-2 1 .second, and Lemanouc (25-1 1 thi:.' Sixteen' won by
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    BRITISH PRESS COMMENT
    235 20 BRITISH PRESS COMMENT London. Apr. It. I ,h, Italian arlion 111 Albania reveal remarkable similarity. vir „i ill arc agreed on m geiieraJ to (he Balkan*, and itrreai Uraesire to ,peed ap the eipandi»i» ami- iftress <>n front. rbeTlme. ay Britain is already compelled to make a m de P
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    PERU QUITS LEAUGE
    49 20 PERU QUITS LEAUGE New York, Apr. 10.— Peru. It i.s announced, htt given notice of withdrawal from the League of Nations but will continue to collaborate with the Leagues technical bodies .such as I. L. O. Peru is the tenth Latin American country to resign from the League. Reuter
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    King Zog Leaves Florina
    45 20 King Zog Leaves Florina IT is learned that King Z»g and Queen Geraldine. with members of the Government, proceeded from Fiorina by train towards Lari^sa on the railway line to Athens without stopping here. An Athens message states that the > mil leave Greece very *«on.
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    British Soldiers Die
    28 20 fjruaafcm .Apr. 10: Four British soldiers were killed and two injured wnena land mine exploded under a military trolley travellina rail*™ ».,_-*v.-,. ,.i Lydria Reuter
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    44 20 I -r, Washington. April 10 a J\' i^aus Administration will eoh the present 1 it v Ac hSE? I:iUM oi lh Neut ,«"> ACt before it expires on May 1 'l iri W, l H Son:i,OrPiUni^ **oJi th.s would be propoaed as a ten.ix.rirv Reuter
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    CRAIGIE & KERR PART
    86 20 CRAIGIE KERR PART Shanghai. Apr. 10. CIR Archibald Kerr. British Ambassador m China, sailed aboard the "Taiyuan" this morning for Hongkong en route to Chungking, while Sir Robert Craigic. British Ambassador m Japan, left for Japan, by "Terukuni Maru." Before leaving. Sir Robert m an exclusive statement to Reuter emphasised
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    Death Of Former Senator
    256 20 Death Of Former Senator Washington, Apr. 10. THE death occurred to-day of Sena- tor James Hamilton Lewis of the War Department during the Great War. The late Mr. Lewis was bom In Virginia and educated at Georgia, University of Virginia; he was m2mbe; of the Upper House of the Legislature
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    EGYPTIAN STUDENTS WANT TO DEMONSTRATE AGAINST ITALY
    100 20 c aire, Apr. 10. T ,u iavasiea m I eaaeim restivcneea aaaacaf the students ot liv Al Azliar In vcim'v, a number el whom ..tumpte.l strike m order to „rk ap anti-Itahan demonilratlec The vernacular ptesa reflects the Mes'lßM' llrarag disapproval of Italy's
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    DEATH OF ADMIRAL COLVILLE
    157 20 London. Apr. 1> 6TIIE death has occurred of \i I miral Sir Stanley (Cecil Jar..*< Colville, at the age of .S. He was the second son ot llthDaj Colville cf Culross and was maid 1902 to Lady Adelaide Jane Mq daughter of the 4th Earl f
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    STOP PRESS
    85 20 London. Apr jj AT one stroke the Italian dicUtt has summoned the world af-aijj him." observes the Evening SUM ard, discussing Mussolini's All* nian adventure and its tmmm* ences. "Humanity, Catholic. Protest* and Moslem, has spoken with <"* voice." After pointing out that no <J believes that this
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    29 20 Washington. Apr.jj] President Roosevelt, upon arrnj here from Warm Springs. 10,1. ,er aboard the train with >,r, lo d Hull and Mr. Morgenthau. I aej cussed the European situation.
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    26 20 London. Apr. I°. At Aldershot the Ninth Held JJJment. Royal Artillery, won the < Association Football Cup. the Second Battalion. Durham w Infantry, one-nil m the final.
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