The Singapore Free Press, 19 April 1949

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    18 1 The Singapore Free Press LARGEST AFTERNOON SALE IN MALAYA 1T431 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, APRIL 19, 1049. iKKE 10 (BIS
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    MILLION REDS ON THE YANGTSE
    358 1 MILLION REDS ON THE YANGTSE Tomorrow is the deadline NANKING, Tuesday. MILLION Communist troops sped preparations today to storm across the Yangtze when the deadline for the Chinese Government surrender expires tomorrow. Nationalist military leaders make no pretence that they can I prevent it, although i some sort of fiyht
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    US ARMY AWAITS ATTACKS'
    46 1 US ARMY AWAITS ATTACKS' »fI*SKFI'RT Tuesday. troops with the pat ion first I yes- line -::r.iny I m war involvI 'of I .n thouI j -.nire- nounecd I :.<:e A. I due iti >nal" :-adi- Xai;ght. krarg kb 'In* -nd a of •oday it v.- A.P.
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    38 1 Britain's Deputy Prime Minister. Mr. Herbert Morrison, climbing from the American Sky master which brought him from Berlin to the R.A.F. airlift has* at Wunstorf. near Hanover. (iermany. Mr. Morrison was on a tour of the British lone.
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    MORE COPRA FROM INDIES
    13 1 MORE COPRA FROM INDIES De- 'hat 23.000 increase rei do 1 shlpprr.c.pal A.P.
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    6,407 SCREENED
    17 1 »rW Maty Reporter By oetwpen 3 moin■Brt 1407 people, lnana. m ■tis. Nobody was de-
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    Federation arrests
    16 1 M4ff Reporter :s eaded c 18 am- one m eight X -lah and S
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    Blockade: new move?
    85 1 BERLIN reports that a senior Soviet envoy, believed to be Gen. Malinin. adviser to the Russian Military Government, had left for Washington, were Interpreted by diplomatic observers here as a strong pointer to the existence of SovietAmerican contacts on the possibility of ending the Berlin blockade. No
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    ITALIAN STRIKE
    24 1 Workers m the Governmentcontrolled Bank of Italy yesterday began the third week of their strike for better pay and working conditions. Reuter
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    Raffles head dead in gas-filled room
    527 1 Free Press Correspondent MELBOURNE, Tuesday. OKOFESSOR WILFRED EDWARD DYER, Principal and Professor of History of Raffles College, was found dead m the Kitchen of a flat m Elizabeth Bay, Sydney, last night. Th c flat was sealed and all the *a s jets were
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    ENVOY RECALLED
    13 1 The Iranian Minister to Moarow. Hamld Sayan has been recalled. A.P.
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    IRAQ AGREES TO HELP SYRIA
    172 1 DAMASCAS, Monday. IRAQ announced today that she would regard any I -Zionist aggression" against Syrian frontiers as aeeression against herself and Iraqi forces would helD Syrian forces to resist attack. The announcement wa s made after the Iraqi Premier, Nuri Es Said had returned from
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    LARGEST CARRIER
    23 1 The keel of the US B. United States, the world's largest aircraft carrier, wm laid Jn N---V,.* M.«f Virginia yes- A.P.
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    ARMS FOR NATIONALISTS
    35 1 THE Kung Sheung Vat Po of Hong Kong said yesterday the Chinese Government had ordered a considerable amount of arms through a local French firm. They w*r* bpine sent to Taiwan. A.P.
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    Ganapathy protest
    77 1 If ADR AS newspapers yesterday demanded that the MaAl layan Governments restore "civil liberties and civil law." particularly with reference to A. Ganapathy, who was recently sentenced to death by the Federation High Court. Sankara Krishna Chettur, former Indian Government Representative m Malaya, said that the death sentence
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    Aid for Japan: U.K. view
    115 1 ANNECY. Tuesday. I>KESIDENX of the British i Board of Trade, Mr. Hart id Wilson now here In con nection with the trade and tariff negotiations m which 34 nations are taking part, '.old a press conference that Britain attached the greatest importance to the American
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    34 1 Members of the Kuala Lumpur Methodist Youth Fellowship and Anglican Young People's Fellowship at a 'sunrise service" m the lake garden* on Easter Sunday Mr. Charles Shumaker of the Methodist Mission, addressed the gathering.
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    5 EMERGENCY ARREST
    43 1 Free Press Staff Reporter FIVE Chinese, three suspected as arms dealers and two as members of the Malayan Communist Party, were arrested under the Emergency Regulations m Singapore during the holiday week-end. Emergency detentions totalled 183 up to this morning.
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    EIRE'S OFFER TO N. IRELAND
    246 1 m bli.v ruesaay. rjEPARTING slightly from Eire's stand for the ending of partition, the Prime Minister of the new Republic of Eire, Mr. John Costello, yesterday said his Government would be prepared to allow the people of Northern Ireland to retain their present power s
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    Call by Indies Federalists
    234 1 Call by Indies Federalists BATAVIA, Tuesday. AN inter-Indonesian conference between Federalist leaders and the Republic should precede the round-table conference at The Hague. The United Nations Commission for Indonesia as well as the Dutch Government should be invited to send observers. This proposal was made by the East Indonesian delegation
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    'NO MANS LAND' IN KASHMIR
    69 1 'NO MANS LAND' IN KASHMIR SENIOR army officers of India and Pakistan met In Indian-held territory of Kashmir yesterday and decided to create a "no-mans land 1 between the Indian and Pakistan held areas. The decision is being referred to the respective high commands for final approval. The decision was
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    300th ECA SHIP
    24 1 300th EC A SHIP The 300 th Shanghj^Pbound ship carrying ECA aid for China will arrive today and special ceremonies have been arranged. A.P.
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    Peace talks in Jerusalem
    66 1 JERUSALEM, Tues. rE Israeli-Transjordan mixed Armistice Commission held a four-hour meeting here yesterday m a bombshattered house a few yards from their demarcation lines. An official announcement issued by the Israeli military authorities gave no details of the talks, but merely said Israeli's Lieutenant-Colonel Moshe Dayan,
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    DEATH OF TWO U.K. COMEDIANS
    74 1 TWO well- known British stage and screen comedians. Will Hay and Davy Burnaby, died yesterday. Will Hay, 81, born m Scotland was famous for his school-room act. He was also a keen astronomer. Davy Burnaby, 67, had a long career on the London stage, starting
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    Why were whites not attacked?
    218 1 DURBAN RIOT MYSTERY JOHANNESBURG, Tues. fPHE central problem of the Durban riots is not so much a s to why the Africans rioted as to why they attacked Indians and left Europeans alone, says the newspaper Star, commenting on the -race riot commission's report. The
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    GAMBLERS HELD
    17 1 Free Press Staff Reporter Singapore C.I.D. Gambling Sub-Branch made 10 arrests during the holiday week-end.
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    Rubber prices
    55 1 A SPKCIAI. Market corre>p«>ndent give* the prices of rubber (m cents per Ib.) at 11 am t"dav a s follows: Buyer* Seller*. No. 1 R.S S Spot loose 35 F.o.b. m Dales Apr No. 1 RSS. 35' H U% No. t R.S.S. 34 4 No. 3 RSS 34
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    Where there's a will there's a way to beauty
    761 2  - Where there's a will there's a way to beauty IRIS ASHLEY by UEAVEN knows n what the gentleman was saying to the lovely lady m the restaurant as Francis Marshall sketched them at their table. But it is quite possible th it she is thinking that all the funny^ faces
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    Bridge Hands
    349 2 AT lave s<ore, Bouth might make a jump-takeout with a far weaker hand, because a tump-takeout of an opening notrump bid is used to differentiate hand which looks like a sure game from a mere distributional takeout. But with 60 on score, there was no need to jump
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    What's wrong with red hair?
    546 2  - What's wrong with red hair? EDGAR D. WARP By f S red hair the outward and visible sign of a depraved character? Many novelists appear to think that it is, conveniently ignoring the fact that medical science offers a satisfactory explanation of the cause of red hair. Whatever the cause
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    The Gentle People
    826 2  -  S.C. GEORGE [by After ■MNKnn.jr feserts fed* ship and escails 7"* ***^il ialm over the a K n he is a Dutch official appoint^? i tf|li tW Mara, a young *irl who u a looks, after him. b«t «b« wUj i° oohl h a marr «>d H
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    ERSATZ FOODS PRODUCED
    441 3 May improve world, diet D TE» Germany has produced two ersatz food s which may rat* the eating standards tol poor people everywhere. The new foods are ersat* meat and milk They have the same calorfc value roVreir^at^nd I b ab U h >» American officials say
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    22 3 hamster, Jj^ni *ith puffy \*> month old JjJ,, hir.- >*cii taktTiall pU vniatp for Thf lumber i» be-,n«-rf**inslj P<>PU- Mr* Spurrier of filiform.*
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    NEW CHINA AIRLINE PLANS
    30 3 NEW CHINA AIRLINE PLANS I .t-rn-i i L'onby 'he I >con- China pen I A TO a raft Shanghai alines had place i .^r.d from of the an:.a ..suramto ianUa
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    U.K. Labour Govt 'can be trusted'
    42 3 U.K. Labour Govt 'can be trusted' ..en: can *:eld BruJ illy enhe Lad comment:r.:nonwealth ■p?ns m he cone future h ps of of peoi editorlate that. r.ange and the Com- a Lao- GovernLondon. 2*^* to w.eld I nfluUghtcncd by the old erialism."
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    UNKNOWN
    189 3 alleged that his wife committed I a Sinhalese doctor, Irving Gerald lon was refused a divorce decree by lei Blanco White who said" because ttaf peacefully after his surgery hours I wltl r he wife over a cup of tea it does •here was anything improper m that association."
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    UNKNOWN
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    FUGITIVE WAS 'ON HOLIDAY'
    76 3 I^HL Federal Bureau of Inv c s ti g at i o n has captured Richard Henderson Crowe. Assistant Branch Manager of the National City Bank of New York, who d:s» appeared on March 27 with <USisBB4.ooo. Crowe surrendered without i struggle m a Daytona bar.
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    79 3 Dr. Herbert Kvatt. Australian Minister for External Affairs, clasps his hands over his head during an informal press conference at La (iuardia airfield. New York, on his arrival from London for the United Nations General Assembly. A Czechoslovakia!* Army staff officer hands a scroll to the general manager of the
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    East Germans aid Berlin
    83 3 gA.ST zone Germans are putting pressure on th« Russians to lift the Berlin olockade. Die Welt, official British Army paper at Hamburg, said the pressure arises from the desire to resume trade with West Germany. The newspaper declared Vladimir Dekanosov. Soviet Ambassador to Germany when Hitler
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    SHE BARRED DOOR AGAINST KILLER
    225 3 jyi RS. May Pearson barred the way to an armed man who had come to murder one of her daughters on a Yorkshire farm. He beat Mrs. Pearson, fired two loads of shot into a door beside her. At the inquest she said I walked
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    'FAT CHEQUE' FOR NEHRU
    70 3 INDIAN and British industrialists m India have subscribed £3.750,000 for the Gandhi Memorial Fund. Cheques for this amount, one alone of which was for <"3 375 000 were handed to Dr. Rajendra Prasad. president of the Fund. Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru, who was present at UM
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    Smokers are 'dope fiends'
    110 3 Smokers are 'dope fiends' 4 MAN who Ninokt-.x forty t\ cigarettes a day is a dope fiend equally with the opium smoker or cocaine addict, according to the Rev. Stephen Hopkinson, rural dean of Battersea. Mr. Hopkinson says m his church magazine that such a man is "cheating his family
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    HONOUR FOR W.R.A.F. CHIEF
    54 3 THE British Air Ministry has announced that Air Commandant Felicity Hanburg, Director of the Women's Royal Air Force, had been appointed an honorary Aide-de-Camp to the King. The appointment follows a similar one for the Director of the Women's Royal Naval Service, the first ever given
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    TOKIO-HK AIR TRIP
    27 3 The China National Aviation Corporation has announced the inauguration of a seven-day excursion tour from Tokio to Hong Kong via Macao and Canton. Reuter
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    U.N. 'YES' TO ISRAEL
    54 3 THE United Nations General Assembly has decided by a vote of 47 to seven with two abstentions to atcept Israels application for admission on its agenda. By 30 votes to 18 with seven abstentions the Assembly voted to refer the question of Israel a admission to
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    NEGRO BOXER DEPORTED
    61 3 THE former American Negro boxer. Tiger Parkes, who has lived m Australia with his Australian wife and child for 15 years, has been deported from Sydney Parkes had refused to obey an order directing him to ieave the country and was jailed on Mar. 17. The police
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    'Iron Curtain' men like 'friendly' U.S.
    199 3 'Iron Curtain' men like 'friendly' U.S. THE three Polish delegates who crossed the Iron Curtain and the Atlantic Ocean to attend the Cultural and Scientific Conference for World Peace held recently m New York, said they liked America 'very much" and that they considered Americans" the friendliest of people." The
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    22 3 Damage m the Pacific North-west earthquake is estimated at $15,000,000. There were eight deaths and more than 60 persons were injured. Reuter
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    Rita, Ali in Cannes
    35 3 Prince Aly Khan and his bride-to-be, Rita Hayworth, have left Paris for the Riviera villa near Cannes where they will spend the last few weeks before their marriage In mid-May A.P.
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    55 3 r tanked by the fabulous Hope diamond (right) and the huge 100-carat Star of the East Miss Grace Flint does a little day dreaming m New York. The two sreat stones are part of the 74-piece collection of the late Evalyn Walsh McLean which has been bought by Harry Winston,
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    Marshal Petain salutes the flag...
    304 3 MARSHAL Henri Philippe Petain, the man who surrendered France to the Nazis m 1940, will celebrate his 93rd birthday on Sunday behind the grim stone gates of Fort Pierre, off the sandy, windswept island of Isle de Yeu. With him, will be his wife, one
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    'FIRE-EATER' MASQUERADED AS A WOMAN
    269 3 'FIRE-EA TER MASQUERADED AS A WOMAN DONNA Delbert, who toured the music halls of Britain as "the only woman fire-eater on the British stage", and who was arrested m Newcastle recently, was m reality a man and he is suspected of being Private Delbert E. Hill, a deserter from the
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    ARCHBISHOP'S DEMAND
    72 3 THE Archbishop of York has renewed his demand for international control of Jerusalem and warned "there would be tens of millions who would feel both grieved and angered if places sacred to the whole of Christendom passed under the control of the militia." Dr. Cyril Garbett said m
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    Peace congress
    30 3 THE sponsors of the Com-munist-organised World Peace Conference yesterday claimed that 2.000 delegates representing 5R0.00&.000 people m 53 countries would be attending the conference which opens tomorrow. A.P.
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    ETHOPIA OBJECTS
    34 3 ETH OPIA OBJECTS Ethiipia opposes the return of Italy U* Africa and asks for the immediate return of her two former Italian co'onies, the Ethiopian Minis'^r to Egypt. TofTassa HaU Mtkael. "said m Cairo.
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    The Singapore Free Press TUESDAY. April 19, 1949. DILEMMA IN CHINA
    628 4 The Singapore Free Press TUESDAY. April 19, 1949. DILEMMA IN CHINA MAO TSE-TUNG*S flat demand that the Chinese Nationalist Government accept by tomorrow without further question or negotiation the eight-article ••peace programme" delivered by Huang Shao-shing, who understandably collapsed with high bloodpressure after handing it over to his Nationalist colleages,
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    Don Iddon's Diary
    1154 4 NEW YORK: THIS is the last Diary from America for some weeks. I sail home m a few days. there is plenty to write home about. In one tremendous year the United States has stepped right out m front, and Is even beginning to glory In world
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    Will the balloon go up in Indo-China?
    488 4  -  MILTON MARMOR By SAIGON: abdicated em peror of Annum, Bao Dai, has finally agreed lo come back to tortured IndoChina, but the big question remains: Is there, any hope that his return can brine peace to this embattled land? There was a quick
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    FAITH
    20 4 For whosoever exalteth himself shall be abased; and he that humbleth himself shall be exalted. St. Luke. 14, 11.
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    79 4 Newest departure m the headgear department is a huL inu can hear through— n you don't mind wearing a topee The interior of the >Mt, invention of a New York, novelty manufacturer, j 15 here seen. It features a 1 tw -valve radio, believed to employ a new type circuit,
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    North China's Mas are powerful
    877 4 SHANGHAI: I?VEN if the rest of China goes Communist, it is doubtful that the Muslim leaders of at least two north-west provinces will fall m line. Travellers from the north-west predict that the famous Mas will hold out —Ma Hung-kuei, governor of Ninghsla, and Ma
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    Tennis is out for Reds
    188 4  - Tennis is out for Reds GORDON YOUNG By tennis— i s PL» cratic'"' now the ii™** co inquiry which i-t" made about lawn tennis SJV Union S°torace The dir e clubi s t2s* The Daoer Qafl Z" director a* etrtt^ four Deoc if can not SH&gj In Moscon. LeaCi caDvr
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    MALAYAN WASPS SAVE US INDUSTRY
    771 5 MALAYAN WASPS SAVE US INDUSTRY They are also used m Mexico Free Press Staff Reporter r pNY Malayan wasps have been rushed by air tQ Hawaii to save its U. 5.55,000,000 flower and fruit trade with the United States from ruin by the oriental fruit fly, and to Mexico to
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    Preference for local-born
    243 5 Commissioners decide Free Press Staff Reporter applicant for a job m the I j i§apore Municipality, if he reaches the reqnir--4 standard, will receive first preference over other riadidJtt* who may hold higher qualifications bat eNewhere. ision, made by the Establishment Board Iptl Commissioners, ha s taken
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    Restaurant decision to be opposed
    326 5 f\S the ground that accommodation m a dwelling house, m these days of housing shortage m Singapore, should not be converted into an eating house, certain Municipal Commissioners intend, at the next meeting of the Commission on Apr. 29, to oppose a committee decision to
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    NO BIG MISHAP
    31 5 There were no major road mishaps or motor-car accidents over the Easter holidays, the Traffic Police reported last night. Those which occurred were all of a minor nature.
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    42 5 p icture. Mr. Noel Krauss, of the Hawaiian Board of Agriculture and Forestry, who is sending Malayan wasp parasites to Hawaii to curb a citrus fly pest, is seen putting some oriental fruit flies m a special box for reference Free Press
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    60 POLICE CASES
    20 5 **j cases .ame up In the Court yesteri pleas of persons Airing the week-end :es were re-
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    PLAN TO HELP MUAR MALAYS
    38 5 F.P. Malay Correspondent MALAY teachers m Muar are launching a drive to collect funds to help deserving children of Malay teachers who are at present studying m English schools, the Utusan Melayu reports.
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    $1 -million bus firm planned
    83 5 F.P. Malay Correspondent the Ferak Malay Trade and I Industrial Association U at present exploring the possibilities of forming a transport company with a capital of $1,000,000, the Utusan Melayn report*. The Association plans to establish a bui company which will ply from Ipoh to
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    Aid squatters appeal from China
    168 5 Aid squatters appeal from China F. P. Chinese Correspondent THE Singapore Chinese Charity and Refugees Relief Association has received an urgen appeal for funds from the Chuan Sim Charity Society In Swatow which has now taken on the task of caring for the Chinese squatters recently repatriated from Malaya. Mr.
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    PRESS DINNER
    39 5 The International Press Club of Singapore will hold an inaugural dinner and dance at Raffles Hotel on Thursday, at which the Governor. Sir Franklin. Gimion, and the G.O.C. Sing? pore District, MaJ.-Gen. D. Dunlop, wll) be present.
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    FOOD CANNERY IS PLANNED
    167 5 rO representatives of the Toh Dah Food Canning Corporation, one of the biggest food canners m Hong Kong are now on a survey tour of Singapore. They plan to set up a branch factory m the Colony and possibly m Batavi«i Mr Cheng Chi-kuen, Managing Director
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    Varsity to teach 4 new courses
    494 5 Varsity to teach 4 new courses Free Press Staff Reporter npHE University of Malaya, due to be formally established m October, will introduce four new departments for non-medical students m addition to the seven at Raffles College. These are the chairs of botany, zoology, applied mathematics and education. The present
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    SOLDIER FINED
    49 5 TAPAH. Mon.— A 8.0. R., 1 Herbert Henry Broom, of the RA.S.C .Tanah Rata, was* oo and over for six months m a sum of $100 by Inche Anuar the Circuit Magistrate for having driven a truck m an Inconsiderate manner and colliding with a civilian lorry.
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    COAL OUTPUT
    31 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The coal production figures for the first quarter of 1»49 by Malayan Collieries Ltd., were as follows: January, 30,611 tons: February, 2(5,061 tons; March, 32,804 tons.
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    BANDIT AGENT SHOT DEAD
    219 5 BANDIT AGENT SHOT DEAD Free Press Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, i%lon. A FTER he had ignored an order to stop, a Known Communist agent was shot dead by detectrves m the Sitiawan area of Perak yesterday. As the detectives approached a house, three Chinese ran out of another about 40
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    VARIETY .NIGHT NETS $10,000
    36 5 Mala) Correspu..<V»t Nearly ten thousand dollars was collected by the "Malay Variety Night" sponsored by the Malay Welfare Council at the Happy World recently, the Council's se<t etary said m an interview.
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    RECRUITING SOON FOR AIR CORPS
    191 6 Target of 300 IT is hoped to begin a recruiting drive for the Malayan Air Training Corps m a few weeks' time, with a target of 300. Cadet holiday camps, air-experience nights by day and by night, tours around airfields, and lectures by RAF aircrew
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    Squatted on roof for hour
    74 6 PENAXG, Mon. FIREMEN and police were called last night to a house m Gladstone Road to bring down a Chinese who had climbed up to the roof. For more than an hour the man defied Police efforts. Even the crowd, which had swelled so at
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    BRITISH GIFT TO PENANG
    179 6 BRITISH GIFT TO PENANG PEN AND, Mon. BECAUSE of the island's "awkward geographical situation," the British Council could not, at present, open an office m Penang, said its regional director, Mr. E. 11. N. yesterday evening. Mr. Russell announced, however, that the Council would be donating nearly 600 books to
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    Academy award film on women
    65 6 Academy award film on women WITH The Weaker Sex which opens at the Pavi- lion tomorrow, will be screened a two-reel feature In the This Modern Age" series The two-reeler is entitled Women In Our Time.' This 'short' won the British Academy award for 1948 The Pavilion will close for
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    80 6 P>< tur» Canon Henry Wolfe Baitte*. who has been appointed Bi>hop of Singapore, and hi* parithloners bow their heads m prayers during a service m the assembly room of The Grapes" public house m Radford. Coventry, m 1940. For four months, after his church, St. Nicholas', was destroy ed by
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    UMNO WOMEN TO HOLD CONFERENCE
    128 6 UMNO WOMEN TO HOLD CONFERENCE PENANG, Mon. REPRESENTATIVES of the 11 branches of the women's U.M.N.O. m Penang yesterday evenIng elected a district committee with Mrs. Rahiman ArifT, wife of Dr. K. M. ArifT, as president. Che Dasimah binte Dashir was elected vice president and Che Ma' Wan secretary. The
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    Fined $60 for causing death
    117 6 /CORPORAL Osman bin Din. V a member of the military police, was fined $60 by the First District Judge. Mr. E. P. Shanks, for having caused the death of Ahmad bin Lazim, another R.M.P. corporal, through a negligent act. Corporal Osman. it was alleged, fired
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    FARMER MUST NOT ANNOY MUSLIMS
    100 6 Free Press Staff Correspondent PARIT BUNTAR. Mon PIGS rooting by the side of the road annoyed Muslim inhabitants m the village of Padang Lallang. Province Wellesley South, it was stated m th§ Nibong Tebal court. Cheah Ah Moy pleaded guilty to the summons. Mr. E.
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    ARMY RUNS 41 SHIPS
    105 6 A FLEET of 41 vessels of many types i* operated by 936 Coy.. Royal Artny Service Corps Water Transport, round Singapore and Malayan coastal waters. Stationed at Pulau Brani, the fleet includes motor launches, high speed target towers slow tenders, tank landing craft, ferries, and one
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    SPEAK MORE ENGLISH
    106 6 Free Pres* .>taflf Correspondent ALOR BTAR, Mon. THE acting Superintendent of Education. Mr. G. H. Christie, who Is going on home leave, expressed the view that Malayan student! would return to the pr^-war standard of English only by 1951 He added that the same standard could not
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    Yoong Yoong snatch victory in badminton
    321 6 By COrRTCRAFT yoo.Nd Yoong Club of Kuala Lumpur snatched a 1 4 3 victory over Marigold Badminton Party of Singapore m their match m aid of the Rotary Club Anti-T.B. Fund at th e Clerical I'nion yesterday. The visitors, possessing stronger combinations, took all
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    Works of art sought
    89 6 India may try to reclaim the large quantity of Indian works of art, antiquities and manuscripts -either by donations or buying them— lrom owners now outside the country. The Indian Represen,:>tive m Malaya, Mr. J. A. Thivy, has issued a request to art collectors, curators of
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    Professors to assist Thivy
    91 6 FjK)UR prtdfssut* at Raffle* College. Singapore, will a«*U»t the Repreuentative of th*> Indian Government m Malaya. Mr J. A. Thlvy m *eleoting six Malayan candidates to be awarded scholarship* given by the Indian Government. They are Professor.s A Oppenhelm 'mathematics- E H. G. Dobby <|i»ography' R
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    BOAC to use new planes in Far East
    66 6 BOAC to use new planes in Far East J£t Press St aft LONDON. Monday JHE new Handle;. X* and antdiin liners a twi dl 111 BoVr tervice to the Fart the enc. Handle be ||S4 a? loHa a i 300 mp lea am a p.. a I to t;ia- a'
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    To work for Malay welfare
    77 6 THE Fed far- V formed b\ the > Sua■>ort. j ireeiing and other i pioachec by ihc as.v for ftnancUi i« I carry o ifc Th» rendering vgno assist;. c«> to F^c*i living ivpott *Tl»e foi i. siden!, Inrl*. \ice-ptesidei Adam and 1' Vary Ir.cht
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    HOSPITAL GETS $2,000
    38 6 HOSPITAL GETS $2,000 for «i ydm v Ml|llli Hospra. b> I w Singapore Ja»« Synn Combw B Suncgv *m Tlie cow* SoOO(MI 10! S A sion H.-; v ill > darinc May pa: i 0r... I G Sineapi: ■a
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      175 6 MdndrSKC Exclusive to the Singapore Free Press m Malaya JANE Exclusive to the Singapore Free Press m Malaya WERE yYES, SIR UNHIH J/VeS, YES, W£*LL COME HE WAS NEVER I,^l HE WITHDREW INTO HIMSELF.. HOOSEKE6PgR\TfiAT IMPUDENT "Tb THAT LATER.... MOW\ THE SAME AFTER HE X tHUNNED SOCIETV.... READ AT GAYfcOY
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    PORTSMOUTH DROP VITAL POINTS
    751 7 PORTSMOUTH DROP VITAL POINTS Newcastle lose to Middlesbro' FOOTBALLERS m the United Kingdom will no doubt be glad that the Easter week-end *u ln most P 1 18 of tte country, the glorious weather conditions, is over particularly those who have played three league matches m the space of four
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    41 7 pictare. Manhman, the S.S.C. goalkeeper is beaten by a closeranee shot from Goh Boon ese S.C. during yesterday's water-polo match at the Singapore Swimming Club It was Pe»aaf 9 first goai of the match, which they .won four -two- Free Press
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    prisons avenge defeat
    124 7 prisons avenge defeat .uff Reporter r^Bah: Tuesday. a Cub m risfcorni round of the Seer competition, -versed .first-round )t the a remarkTZan ir. -h* second I i had conL a There.aght back .cored sU when Dollab Ud, thrilled :remeny£ toa. came when <ards the RTerossed m a high L-liif Rally
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    WON 300,000 FRANCS
    48 7 WON 300,000 FRANCS I .cr. Juan ftngto. wan the 304.590 fraud Prix de Pau r-or race yesterday. Bgs's victory will bring rs m prix •;> 4 590--3 hr. 35 cc. imStk was t/e rr.anuel de 36 mm. t British won the rophy race at sterday In an •Sswier.a Ambroslr.achlne.
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    Erak beat Penang
    16 7 R.i by five cricket ■Jieh aM la Ipoh r.d 10 for mng 129
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    MARATHON RACE
    28 7 IDLLi n Olympic k oeat 74 the Sheffield ra<:e from to Shf Zr-. i vestenlay. thf 26 miles 385 i 9 *»s :hr 41 mm A.P.
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    Singapore had to fight hard
    291 7 rain did not make the situation ideal for x batsmen, the wicket could not be blamed for the poor scores In the inter-State cricket match which Singapore won by eight wickets against Selangor yesterday. Twenty-seven wickets fell yesterday m less than a full day's play
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    CUCELLI BEATS PARKER
    50 7 THE. Italian champion, Gianni 1 Cucellt awred an upsej victory ow the American. Frank Parker m tbe final at the San Remo lawn tennis toixmameur ywterday. Parker was beaten i jj_e 7—6 7 6. P*Yker and CueelU beat Mario Belardlnem and Rolando Del A.P. and doubles U.P.
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    VON NIDA LOSES Ist. PRIZE MONEY
    159 7 NORMAN Von Nida won the Australian Commonwealth territory open golf championship at Royal Canberra course yp&terday m a play-off with Erie Cremin. Each had returned 136 for 36 holes. CTemln. however, won first prize money of A £125 by virtue of his better total,
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    HARRIS 1st. IN TIME TRIAL
    84 7 r TBE British professional 1 cyclist, Reg Harris, won the 1,000- metre time trial yesterday at an international racing meeting at Coventry. His time was 1 mln. 14 sec Arie van Liet (Holland) was second m 1 mm. 15.4 sec. and Mikou Gosselin (Belgium) third
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    GIBB WINS FINAL
    32 7 ■W. J. Oittß |8i rtngox Oo:d club) beat R. R. Jackson, his clubmate. 3 and 1 m the Malayan golf championship final m Kuala Lumpur yesterday. and A.P. Reuter
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    58 7 picture. rw- <mo mnrp Chinese Swimming Club team which won the 200 metres free-style relay fh^ m*« R sic at th?inter-c!-b aquatic sports held yesterday at the Singapore Swimr?,,h Taniong Rhu.-L-ft to right: Njr l*ng Hock, Tan Chong Chake, Freddie Lee Tnd On" Beng Bel. Penang Chinese Swimming Club were
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    U.K. RUGBY RESULTS
    160 7 r^WS R;iby Union ret Scotland irii bant TayWakefleld t; 3 Cardiff *rX*» heltenham c. Abtrtilteri Gloucester 13, North of IreJand 3; Noitb a. Aowavon 8. Newbridge 8 Nuneaton 3; New- j pi)rt 8; London Welsb Newton Abbot 0, BrtdgAd 3. OUey 6. Old MOBUTU* 5. penance and
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    Today's Sport
    42 7 LEAGUE SOCCER: Snr. Div. R E ME. t. F. Brani t'td.— J. Besar:, 3mr. A. Grp. 1. Spore Chinese Eb*. 799 O. J. Coy. B.AJS.C— B.O.D. grnd.. St. Ge<Ws Rd; Jnr A. Grp^ 2. Indonesia Lge. v. Custom* S.C. G*yl»«gr
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    Prize-giving at S.S.C.
    65 7 picture. Mrs. Cessford. wife of the vice-president of the Singapore Swimming Club, hands a prise to Miss Lim Cheng Im of the Penanf Chinese Swimming Club. Miss Lim came thirc m the women's 50 metres free-style invitation race at the l™J?° r S wimin^^! ttb y«*««ky. The
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    Britain starts to train youths
    480 7 From GEORGE CHANDLER BRITISH athletic authorities, with their eyes on Olympic honour s in 1952, have already begun coaching and training the youthful stars who they hope will perform prominently at Helsinki. The Amateur Athletic Association, m conjunction with the Central Council of Physical Recreation,
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    SYDNEY CUP TO CARBON COPY
    80 7 MESSRS. R. Q. Silk and H. J. Ascots' Carbon Copy, by Hellon out of Havers, won the £10,000 Sydney Cup over two miles yesterday by half a length from Vagabond, with Benbolo a further three lengths away third m a field of 20. Carbon Copy,
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    No Regrets puts in brilliant spurt
    319 7 Free Press Racing Correspondent IPOH, Tuesday. I T.-COL. R.FJI. Drake-Brockman, District Officer, MJ Kuantan, travelled a few hundred miles by road, rail and air to Ipoh to look up old friends and see his horse, No Regrets, run m the Sprinters' Cup yesterday. The
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    SHAGREEN WINS
    102 7 MR. J. V. Rank's eight-year-old gelding. Shagreen, by Epigram out of Cooleen, starting second favourite at s—l, won the Irish Grand National steeplechase run over three and a half miles at Fairyhouse. Eire, yesterday. Ridden by Eddie Newman, Shagreen had four lengths to spare at the finish over
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    'I was too nervous,' says Ooi Teik Hock
    710 7 'I was too nervous, says Ooi Teik Hock A MERICA'S badminton ace. Dr. Dave Freeman, won the men's singles m the five-day international badminton tournament which ended m Copenhagen yesterday, but not until he had, m his own words, had the hardest game he had ever played. His final with
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    Cosmos S.C.
    30 7 rpHE Cosmos Sports Club maintained their unbeaten record yesterday, beating Aston Athletic Club by five goik to one m a Junior league soccer match at St. Georges Road.
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    Mahmoud's success
    41 7 MAHMOUD ol Karim of Lt.;. won the Scottish open squash rackets championship yesterday by beating L. W. Keeble of London 9 3, 9 o. 9 5 m Just 40 minutes. Karim already holds the British open title.- A. P.
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    BIRTH
    13 8 SOMMER: To -Js, wife of H. A. Sommer. on 18.4.49. A daughter.
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    MARRIAGES
    72 8 M. APPUDURAI. Elect. D«pt. P-";an- to Miss Annalakshimi. d4 lighter of the late Mr. M. Slnn.MVAh and Mrs. Sinnaiyah of Chilipuram at P^kan on Monday li ,i April. DENC£R-HILLARY. On April 18- h. at the Cathedral of th^ Good Shepherd. Capt. bnfkk Deneer, R.A.M.C. son Of Mr. A Mrs.
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    DEATH
    24 8 FERNANDEZ. Harold Anthony. of H'Kong v Shai Bk. Spore, i\i iaerly at Gen. Hos|.». on 18.4.49. In vnmen: Bidd'dari. this e»enir. Deeply regrrtted.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    42 8 MR AND MR& GOODY wish to thank Dr. Wallace and Mr. V°:ne and the nursing staff of the Johore Government H-H>ital for their untiring •fforta and great kindness to Mm late Mr. Duncan Roberts d»irin- his last illness m H npital.
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    INDIA MAY STAY IN CWEALTH
    428 8 INDIA MAY STAY IN C WEALTH 'Decision has been made* LONDON, Tuesday. WITH the approach of the opening here, on Thursday, of the secret Commonwealth Prime Ministers' conference, a Calcutta report says that it is already settled that India will remain m the Commonwealth and that th e Indian Parliament
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    Accord on Japan unlikely
    199 8 Accord on Japan unlikely WASHINGTON. Monday. 4 MERICAN officials said toA day that the Paeiflo allies' complex system of Controls over the Japanese occupation would prevent any early new programme for Japan like the new West German settlement. Such a shift for Japan hal been under study for month* at
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    GERMAN CIVIL AVIATION BAN
    61 8 AMERICAN officials m B«i- lin denied reports yesterday that th« American Military Government had recommended lifting the ban on German civil aviation. They said that the Three Power Allied Committee was now considering the degree of participation m aviation to be allowed to the Germans. Germany
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    RADIO JAMMED, U.S. ACCUSED
    51 8 YUOOSLAVIA has protested to the United Statet against the alleged jamming of its two main radio station* by American military government beams from Germany. Borba. the Communist Party organ, announced that the protest had been made following the establishment of two new American-control-led radio beams m
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    Can reach moon but...
    88 8 AN interplanetary rocket ran be developed, although the cost would be staggering, according to a General Electric engineer. Dr. R. W. Porter, who, m Schenectady (New York) yesterday, compared the engineering task of developing a man-carrying rocket capable of a trip to the moon and back
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    Peiping" permit for 3 banks
    46 8 PETPING radio announces that three foreign and seven Chinese banks have been permitted to deal m foreign exchange. The banks are; the Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking* Corporation, the Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China, and Banque Belgique PjatTEtrunji U.P.
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    73 8 Scouts of the Victorian Institution trotfp who attended the Selangor Boy Scouts' Association camp at Kuala Lumpur on Saturday with their Scoutmaster. Mr. V. Durainayagam. yeen preparing tiffin. The scouts were orj a four-day first class training camp. Scouts of the 17th Selangor troop sorting magazines collected for the Sungei
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    COLOMBIA RIOTS
    15 8 Sixteen people havt been killed m political rioting m Colombia. South America U.P.
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    Nehru leaver today
    18 8 The Indian Prime Minister, Pandit Nehru, leave* New Delhi by air for London today. Reuter
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    Teach children to avoid prejudice
    144 8 LONDON. Tuesday. /CHILDREN must to taught to be citizens of the world —to realise their dependence on other lands— if there It to be peace, Senor Jaime Torres kodet, of Mexico, declared at Margate yesterday. The Director General of the United Nations Educational. Bcien- i
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    Truman told of fears over U.S. economy
    230 8 WASHINGTON, Tuesday. (M)IM IDIMi with steadily growing unemployment m the I'nited States, it is reported that President Truman's economic advisers ba* r e told him frankly that they do not know which way the nations economy will go from here. In a confidential
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    Match lights 100 times
    80 8 BELGRADE. Tuesday. 4 MATCH which will light abouj 100 times is to be put on the market m Yugoslavia next month, says the Belgrade Radio. The inventor, a Yugoslav chemical engineer reamed Elavko Kovachevich, said he made between 2.000 and 3.000 experiments ovsr a two-year period
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    'Let women find way to peace'
    181 8 'Let women find way to peace WASHINGTON, Tuesday SENATOR Margaret Chase-Smith, Republican of O Maine, saying that men had failed to ensure peace, suggested here that a orld peace conference of women delegates, including Russians, might *get somewhere m solving current international problems. Mrs. Chase-Smltli said. 'If there were a
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    POLK 'KILLED by COMINFORM'
    76 8 AN trial at Salonika foi comv pliciiy m the murder of George Polk, CBS correspondent m Greece last year. Gregory Staktopoulos said yesterday that the Greek Communist Party, the Comintorm and "Moscow were responsible. He said: "I want it known all over the world that Oreece
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    N.Y. STOCKS
    60 8 'pHB New York Stock Exchange utility average backed away slightly yesterday from the Dew 1949 peak of 36 38 attained late last week. While the Industrial average continued to hold small gains, the market balance swung narrowly lower, mainly due to buying apathy. The composite average rate finished
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    20,000 ATTEND MASS
    28 8 Pilgrims from all over the world were among 20,000 worshippers who assembled In St. Peter's yesterday for a special Easter Monday mass for peace. Reuter
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    Pakistan raps Italy, France
    353 8 COLONIAL RULE RECORD MW YORK, Tuesday. A SHORT-TERM I'nited Nations trusteeship over the former Italian colonies In Libya and Somaliland. on the lines of the Soviet plan, was proposed to the Political Committee yesterday by the chief Pakistan delegate, Sir Mohammed Zafrullah Khan. Sir Mohammed strongly
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    The old farmer got tired
    70 8 WATERBORO (8. Carolina). Tuesday. A 60-YEAR-OLD fanru Wyman Hiott. i.s reported to have led poison to his iO-yar-old bister because she refused to eat he' breakfast and then buned her m the- pig sty ichile she was still alue. Htott is reported to hare told
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    Senator's plan for 'little UN'
    26 8 Senator's plan for 'little UN' Atlanta Pa,-. 01 I, tions proposed ftalph Plan may Rre.^ ■ft {jf Mi tarv > Scan m Hi •cale 1 I U.P.
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    DR. BUNCHE SANGUINE ON HOLY LAND
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