The Archive · 1938

CE-OPERATION WITH

MALAYA 'AND NEL, Far East Hazards Stressed at RES, Meeting London, Jan, 19, "It rain penetrates our root," yours would begin to leak too," declared Count Stirum, the Netherlands Mintster, in alluding to the common in-forests of Great Britain and the Netherlands in the Bast Indian archi pelage in an address last night before the Royal Empire Society. He dwelt fu the significance of communications between Singapore and Australia, Centuries of cultural work, he pro-ile behind both Britain and the Netherlands, and each will steadfastly play her part to prevent the destruction of what been 50 that the protection of achievements in the East Indian archi. pelego is a common problem, but we shall not allow ourselves to be lulled by the confident expectation of sup-ort from our big brother. We are very much awake, and are makin great sacrifices to guard our house:

Mr. William Ormsby-Gore, the British Colonial Secretary, expressed 0 wish that British Colonial administrators would, see the work of the Dutch, and the Netherlands administrators in Sumatra might. visit Malaya.

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