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"Asiatic Monroe Doctrine” Not In Favour
Japanese In Singapore Oppose To Expansion
By DAVID S. WAITE
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SINGAPORE, Aug. 25 (UP)~Japanese living in Singapore and the Malay peninsula have turned "thumbs down" on the "southward expansion" of the Konoye government in the belief that it may not have such a "stabilizing" effect ns Japanese statements indicate.
Japanese spokesmen here of A former Japanese consul general the prosperous business and Japanese community was regarded In Singapore once admitted that the merchant classes indicated their with a certain amount of suspicion anxiety to maintain peaceful which he attributed to the fact that and settled conditions of the Japanese do not often mix socially
with non-Japanese in the city. present basis after having we thered the storm of the anti- Japanese boycott unofficially im- posed by Malayan Chinese.
thought they were too much inclined to keep to themselves and urged his compatriots to joln nun-Japanese
clubs,
Control 2 Big Iron Mines Detention by the police of Ishira
Although the principal Japanese Kobayashi, manager of Eastern News, o Japanese propaganda organization business interests in Singapore are concerned with rubber, tin, cupra, and Singapore correspondent OK Domel (Japanese) News agency, vegetable oils and shipping, Japanese created nervousness among Japanese companies control two big iron mines In the Malay peninsula. These mines quarters here, but the tension appar-
produce
high-grade ore. Last your ently has died down.
they
about 2,000,000 tons of exported Law-Abiding Reputation Iron ore to Japan. Japanese quarters pointed out that Bauxite, the mineral from which their community, numbering about aluminium 3,000 has the reputation of being law-malum is made, and which is In aircraft production, is abiding. In the past, any action also mined by Japanese in the Malay taken against Japanese by the police peninsula. Japanese also own rubber has been more or less directed against estates but they buy additional rubber Japanese who were visiting the island and all their un requirements, on the "on holiday" or in transit from one
asts arom oopen market. country to another. Only occasion-
Although Malaya provides a profit- ally during the past
five or six years able market for Japanese manufac- have well-known local Japanese retured goods, it is not an important sidents been affected. Occasionally, market no
as the population of the well-known businessmen have been peninsula is only about 5,000,000. refused visas to return to Siriapore Java with a population of more than after visiting Japan on holiday. 46,000,0000 is much more important
Japanese have lived in Malaya for in this respect. many years although ft only since 1920 that there has been any organ- ized effort to share the mineral
in and agricultural prosperity of the
London, Aug. 29. country. The Ishara Sangyo Koshi The Duke of Windsor gave his first company first began mining in Malaya oficial dinner at Nassau last night for iron and manganese. The first when there were 10 guests. Ho will shipments from Johore was, in 1921 give his second to-night when there and from the mines on the cast const will be 12 guests, including of Malaya in 1925.
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