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April 25, 1941.

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WARNING WORDS TO ARAB PEOPLE

LONDON, Apr. 24 (Reuter).—In an outspoken article in the "Spectator" entitled "Arab Vacillations," a "Special Correspond- ent" asks: "Could the Arabe blame Britain if she exclaimed to- day: Who is not with me isagainst me."

"Where Germany rules ex- clusively through her own mar- tinets, Britain has always en- couraged native talent to come to the fore.

"Since 1930, British soldiers have been defending the right of Arab countries to their independence, their right to live their own Ilves, to wor- ship God in their own way, to pre- serve what their cultural traditions and raclul individuality renders pre- cious to them. If it were not for the sacrifice of British lives, the Arab countries would to-day And them- selves in the position of starving Poland or enslaved Norway."

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Egypt And Iraq

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After paying tribute to King Ibn Saud of Saudi Arabia, the writer says: “But no amount of sophistry or goodwill can disguise the fact that for the last 20 months, Egypt and Iraq have refrained from helping Britain the struggles waged in their interest as much as in her own. So far Britain has done everything In her power to meet the wishes of her Arab friends. But all the giv- ing cannot be on one side. The British are justified in reminding their Middle Eastern friends that they could not be human if, after the way, they

did not remember who was with them and who was not and act ac- cordingly.

Outcome Not In Doubt

"The ultimate outcome of the wor fought by the greatest empire with the full backing of the richest and

mightiest industrial country of the

Exchange At A Glance

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Japan

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Man Invents Murder Tale.

Dairy Farm Accident

world can be in no doubt.

"It is Britain whose

For giving false information to the mie wors, both political and of Arab

and econo- Police, Wong To, 25, barber, residing mic, will bo of consequence. The future of the Arab world depends In an unnumbered hut in Pokfulum, primarily on British goodwill. If the was fined $100 or in default six Arabs forget this, If they stoop to weeks' hard labour, by Mr H. G. umbroll themselves. with the godless Sheldon, .c., at Central Magistracy intrigues of the Axis, they will as this morning, suredly betray the truest interest of their own civilisation."

IRAQI PLEDGE-

TO BRITAIN

Defendant was charged with giving false information to the Polico on April 23, with intent to defeat the ends of Justice, by stating' that one Siu Yuk-ching had been murdered by Mo Po at Pokfulum-the-previous: day.

Det.-Inspector F. W. Fowlie said BAGHDAD, Apr. 23 (Reuter) that on April 22 a Chinese foreman (Delayed)The passage of British of the Dairy Farm was found dead in troops through Iraq continues to be the bottom of an empty silo pit. No. the main tope of discussion in the, one apparently saw Arable press.

Πισίν deceased met his death, and rumours were The newspaper, "Al Aswal," states: spread in Pokfulum that he must "Honouring

a pledged word does not have been pushed in.

Long Sighted

In any circumstances conflict with the sovereign right of independent Iraq. Fulfilment of her under tulings to a friendly state, pose of station in the afternoon

Defendant come to the Police through

of the

her history, is striking evidence of following day and said that he saw Iraq's first resolve to matatain her Mo Po strike deceased on the head thgnity and political, honour. Thus with a hoe, and then push him into she will promote greater conddence the pit. On the way to the scene of in herself among the Powera with the alleged crime, Defendant told the whom she has political treaties."

Police how at 200 yards away he could clearly discern the clothing ming deceased was wearing, and could even describe the colour of his shoes,

STOCK MARKET This aroused the suspicion of the

REPORT

Hongkong Stock Exchange Official Summary, issued yesterday says:

Buyors

Bank of East Asia $70 Indo-Chinas (Pref.) $80 Hotels $2,30

Macao Electries X.D. $17 Entertainments $6.25.

Sollers

H.K. Danks $1,340

Realties $2.00

Troms $10.20

Electrics "O" X. Rts $20

Electrics Rts $14.50

Sales

Wharves $85,60

Trams $18

Lights Is 40 cts,

Roosevelt Meets

War Cabinet

SPECIAL TO THE “TELEGRAPH" WASHINGTON, Apr.. 24. (UP), President Roosevelt conferred with the so-called War Cabinet for an hour and a half to-day and reports were

circulated in some Congressional quarters that 40 per cent of United States ald to Britain is now being sunk in the North Atlantic by German U-boats, raiders and

The Was

presumably dis-

Suzand the Protot aircraft.

It is understood the Administration is studying a plan to extend United Stales naval and aerial' noutrality patrols to the mid-Atlantic, namely, 900 miles beyond the new naval out- posts leased from Britain,

Pollee who took Defendant back for further questioning. Defendant

eventually admitted that the whole story was a lle, told in order to get a lew dollars. He had in fact been given $3 for the information.

Defendant pleaded guilty, and sald he made the story up because he had no money.

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