Malaya Tribune, 28 April 1947

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    62 1 The Malaya Tribune B y THE PEOPLE FOR THE PEOPLE THE ONLY NATIONAL NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA Now printed simultaneously in SingaporeKuala Lumpur, Ipoh Penang. Editorial 5811 Advertising 5812 Circulation Accounts 5815 |j GH I IGES SINGAPORE, MONDAY. APRIL 28. 1947 Trice ten cents The Malaya Tribune London Agents:—Messrs. Colin Turner
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    21 MONTHS' BACK PAY FOR JCSA REPORTED SECRET GOVT. OFFER MADE
    141 1 NON-INTERNED VOLUNTEERS ALSO TO GET THE SAME (Tribune Staff Reporter) It is understood that at the recent private session of the Singapore Advisory Council this month, the back pay question of the non-interned Asiatic personnel of the T.S.V.F. and
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    MALAY NAVY DEMOBS WANT 'SECRET' GEN
    84 1 (Trib: ne Stall Reporter) man Roti binte j from Kuala tnbilan) to Sin- the back pay tied by the De- I, Royal Malay Gey lan g Serai Club imed Zain bin life on February II M.S. Scorpion n in the Banka Haji Omar premeeting
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    ASKED FOR BEER, ROBBED BAR TILL
    107 1 (Tribune Staff Reporter) [nese went to a bar n Road at 8.20 last asked for beer. One produced a pistol and H5O from the till. trian was robbed oi" by three Chinese. on» in Thomson Road at MS last night. 'her pedestrian was stop-
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    AMERICANS SACK NAZI EDITOR
    43 1 April 27.—Hans Kersten, editor-in-Chief rmation Department network in th* Amr of Berlin, has been post fcj order of m 1 ry governrlin it was learned hip card showing TPd the Nazi Party aid to have been Ul,a n uter.
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    REBELS ROUTED
    57 1 R EBELS ROUTED < April 27.-French ted and put to flight Madagascan insurmdes north of the ramanaa. 100 miles i Ccor iananarive yesterday. French sources I ith« F r. between i nsurgent patrols octba day in the re mandry on the Afc v a^l ot Tananarive. N '»w to the
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    WHAT THE STARS FORETELL...
    171 1 LONDON, Apr. 27.—Leonard O. Blake, Astrologer, who claims to have predicted the correct date of the German invasion of Poland, peered into the future today and forecast: Whethei war can be averted over Russia's policy towaifJ Germany, will become clear this summer. Some tragic events "will
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    SHANGHAI. Apr. 27.—UNESCO
    36 1 U.P. Counsellor Peter Hume is due here May 1 from England to survey press, radio and movie facilities for the furtherance of UNESCO's activit J es. He is expected to stay 10 days.—U.P
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    Tax Reduction Demand To Stop Inflation
    88 1 U.P. WASHINGTON. Apr. 27.—Republican S'enater Leverett Saltonstall called for tax reductions and economy in government to combat the threat of runaway inflation. He said that he believed it would be possible thu year not only to cut taxes but also to reduce national debtsIn
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    20 1 Reuter. Brussels. April 27.—The tennis. international match continued today Ghaus Mohamed. India, beating Jacques Peten. Belgium, 6—3. 6—3 5—7. 6—l—Reuter.
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    SINGAPORE WOMAN AMOK KILLS CHILD
    84 1 (Tribune Staff Reporter) A Chinese woman living in Ulu Pandan allegedly ran amok at 2.45 a.m. yesterday and with a kitchen knife slashed her two children as well as her hu-band who tried to overpower her. She immediately ran into the jungle nearby, but later
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    Mystery Death Of Prince
    61 1 Reuter. Milan. April 27.—Prince Guilio Caracciolo di Vietri of Naples died soon alter beine: taken to hospital in Venice yesterday it was reported here today. tie was stated to have taken a strong does of sleeping draught at hi. hoted. He left a letter, thj contents
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    INDONESIAN POLICY
    31 1 U.P. MACASSAR. Apr. 27.—The Indonesian Government will issue a statement of Government policy at the Monday and Tuesday sessions of Parliament and debates will begin on May 1 U.P
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    TRUMAN CONFERS WITH BIG CHIEFS
    310 1 Marshall Reports On Moscow In Secret Reuter. WASHINGTON, Apr. 28.—President Truman held a secret conference at th White House last night with George Marshall, U.S. Secretary of State and Republican and Democrat Party leaders in the United States Con- The conference was officially described as
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    Gangster Killed, Five Wounded In Today's &HM. Gun Battle
    209 1 (Tribune Staff Reporter) A gang of godown looters, who were surprised in the act of raiding a godown in the Harbour Board, was captured by the Singapore Harbour Board Police in the early hours this morning. In the course or a
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    Soviet-Iran Border Incidents
    108 1 U.P. Teheran, April 27.—The Iranian Army Chief of Staff disclosed to-day that "some minor accidents have occurred recently alone: the Soviet border in Northern Iran, but said the situation was "absolutely calm." He did not give details of the incidents nor would he confirm reports in informed
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    INDIA'S FIRST REPUBLICAN GOVERNMENT
    100 1 NEW DELHI, Apr. 27.— India is expected to have the first Republican Constitution by Oct. 31 this year —that is the deadline fixed in the provisional schedule recommended by the Business Committee of the Constituent Assembly. The committee's report and recommendations are likely to be submitted
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    ATOM AND SEX HUSH HUSH
    172 1 U.P. MANCHESTER, April 27.— George Turton. Vice-President of the Chemical Workers Union, came to Manchester last night to tell the heal h authorities why he believes atom research workers are becoming sterile, but he had forgotten about Britain's official secrets act "It is still on
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    "NO PEACE" JEWTHREAT
    280 1 Reuter. JERUSALEM. Apr. 27.—The Jewish terrorist organisation Irgun Zvai Leumi in a statement issued to-night said: "There will be no peace in Palestine, in the Middle Fast or in the world until the British occupation regime In Palestine and Transjordan is abolished, and British forces in these
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    China Protests to french govt.
    64 1 Reuter. Nanking, April 27—China has protested to the French Government at the bombings near Saigon on April 15 and 16 when over 100 Chinese were killed, the Chinese official Central News reported today. The Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs has instructed the Chinese Ambassador to
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    BOAC Flyingboat Stranded Off Hainan: Fuel Rushed By Air
    286 3 i>ei>yed Passengers Include Chinese Envoy To Poland Reuter. A 1 -S- A p:. 2 s —A R.A.F. Sunderland fly-ing-DDat is expected to teaVe Keitak Airport here t> day carry n- fuel far a 8.0.A.C. flying-boat which is a s -!tM-n; in
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    Brcadway girls in Britain T?ie company of "Oklahoma", one of Broadway s mo successful musicals for many y« ars, who are in London to take par? in the English production of the show. Photo shows fhe company on 'heir arrival al London airport.
    44 3 Brcadway girls in Britain T?ie company of "Oklahoma", one of Broadway s mo successful musicals for many y« ars, who ar e in London to take par? in the English production of the show. Photo shows fhe company on 'heir arrival al London airport.
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    CAN D.S. MEET A MAJOR EMERGENCY?
    129 3 U.P. WASHINGTON. Apr. 27.—Two members of Congress said that the United states wa. not strong enough to meet a major emergency either a -urprise attack from without or sabotage from within. Sen. Chan Gurney. Chairman of the Senate Armed Committee, urged in radi >
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    22 3 U.P. SHANGHAI Apr. 27.-Chinese new-papers nlayed up reports that U.S. warships are to bp transferred rhortlv but made no comment editorially. U.P.
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    Success Of Holiday Scheme For Boys
    196 3 G iveraroextt'n holiday schemi lor boys Is considered to have preyed reasonably successful alter pts nrst experiment Ink wee* on Pulau Sudong. The Colonial Secretary, Mr P. A. B. McKerren. -aw for himself, when he visited the boys camp on Friday, how a few
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    CHURCHILL REPLIES TO ATTLEE
    183 3 Reuter. LONDON. April 27.- Wmslun Churchill, leader of the Parliamentary Opposition, carried his wai of words WtUi Prime Minister Cl-m'Uit AUlee a stag furth'T today i»» v statement issued by the Conservative ceo ti al offie >. H was replying to thr speech h.v Attlo, to
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    Jarrow By-Election
    108 3 Reuter. JARROW. Apr. 27.—The three candidates nominated for the Jarrow by-election caused by the death cl' Miss Ellen Wilkinson are: Ernest Fernyhough (33) Labour. Trade Union leader of j Wcodlane, Staffordshire; William Scott <49) Conservative. Managing Director of Jarrow Metal Industries; and Wilfred Moody, Bridlington, Yorkshire. Polling takes
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    They Must Not Leave China Now
    108 3 U.P. SHANGHAI, Al i 7.— ll, f i :»u nori>te<i hau announced that ail 1,,. t rti the r* *s of 9t hi nassr<| 1,, m 'lit .1! I'xamiiu l»< rffo*H pei i;l >s C Chill.i 11,, i -< n uas marie i s
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    ECHO OF SAMTAMPA" DISASTER
    91 3 Reuter. p Glamorgan, Apr. 27 Dr Ri George Evans said ti;- inquest on the Sam- (ii i P' la d at Poith v;. that the 26 men thus bodies had been reen r< v had di d of asphyxia ning, rue] oil hang imp rtani factor.
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    CEYLON RUBBER COMMISSION NOW ON TOUR OF MALAYA
    256 3 (Tribune Staff Reporter) On a fortnight's tour to study conditions m th.Malayan rubber industry and to report on trie future of the industry in their own country, are the Ceylon Rubber Commission, now visiting Maiaya. Mr. E. W. Whiteiaw, a member oi
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    BANGKOK PREPARES FOR MAY DAY RALLY
    56 3 U.P. BANGKOK. April 27 Tit* United Trud<- Union g firing a large rftlly ft* Thursday. May I, when at I lkl 50.0U0 ar exp cud Ui i.: in M« altimbhini P rk. Ti..' Government, iiov.'v»«r. has i*i j cud tht workers request to d
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    Heavy Demand For Salt By Indies
    654 3 PRODUCE MARKETS REVIEW (Tribune Stall Reporter) With the news Of the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce making a request to tfle local aiunonuc-o lor a representative to De sent ,o Batavia. enmese business circle:, here are placing aign hope* to see an cany settlement
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    MUSLIM SOCIEY OFFICE-BEARERS
    74 3 The All-Malaya Muslim Mi— Nonary Society held it., second annual meeting since the Liber at'on at the Aliunied Islamic School yesterdayThe fcllowlht wore elected or j fice bearers: President Sycd Ibrahim bir Omar Vice-Presi-dents Dr s. I M Ibrahim. Mr Sycd Abubakar bin Tahar Alsa sofT and
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    JAPS REJECT COMMUNIST CANDIDATES
    122 3 Reuter. TOKIO. April 27.-In an outspoken statement on the Japanese elections, Gen. Mac Arthur I oday hailea the refection ot Communist candidates by voters.fl 'Th*. basic issue before the electorate a selection between political philosophies." he said. "That of the totalitai iaft extreme Right has already
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    POSTAL, TELECOM. WORKERS TO ASK FOR INCREASED WAGES
    446 3 (Tribtuse Stan Reporter) Speaking al the first annual conference of the Singapore Union ol Postal and Telecommunications Workers, held at the J.C.S.A. Hall, yesterday, the President, Mr. Wong Peng Swee, stated that the Union wa.s drawing up a special scheme of salaries
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    A Barren Year
    399 4 War Prisoners (SinAssociation are position to look ir Patron, H. E. Sir Franklin Gimson. for contions on the outcome heir exertions: for one s eiTort has been attenby completely negative i suits. The Association came into being a little over a year go with the avowed object,
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    PENANG'S LOSS OF INDEPENDENCE
    1198 4 The writer of this article examines Penang's position as part of the Malayan political and fiscal entity, and deplores the loss of independence which has resulted from the Northern Settlement losing its pre-war status as part of the Colony. By A Penan9 Correspondent Since this Union
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    WARRIORS IN THE BALLROOM
    136 4 Nearly two thousand recruits, it is reported, have presented themselves for the course of ballroom dancing which has been organised in connection with the first six weeks of their training at Copthorne Barracks, Shiewsbury. A War Office spokesman says that though classes are "entirely voluntary" they
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    Ontario Drunks' May Sue Hotel
    582 4 Reuter. OTTAWA—The liquor retailers of the Canadian province of Ontario are faced with a new Act of Parliament that is making them sit up and think with a vengeance. Unique in Canada and perhaps in the world, the Ontario Liquor License Act makes inns and
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    The Pimpernel The People's Postbag
    126 4 ——■—I Letters To The Editor Sir.—Ref: —The Headline news of yesterday's date: "Singapore Big £osse> are hunting tor Local Scarlet Pimpernel." It is indeed a Fact, otherwise these Big Shots will not take the trouble as to offer a reward to any person who will
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    Thanks To A Boss
    469 4 Sir,—l am prompted by the report "Singapore Bosses Hum Scarlet Pimpernel" which appeared *n your issue of 22 Apr. and the letter contributed by a reader some a ays oac both ot which were levelled against 'Office Bosses, to writ* Uiis letter m gratitude u id
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    Education The Key
    363 4 Sir.—l have read recent;; th cries of the more pope sive members of this community lor housing and other superacid imorovements to Singapore Th; seems to me to be trying Lo Dull the cart before we haw get a horse. Toe primary need of Maiaya. and indeed,
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    Race Results
    25 4 Fritish Malaya 1 Station Of Malaya o** nounce all the turf e"» at around 8 pm a Malaya" would do t!u RAYJiiQ&D CHIONH-
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    partition Plan For India "Settled"
    532 5 Yin 2 n/r .u HI April 27.—Negotiations between viceroj, Mountbatten and Indian leaders for the past fnr r o W S haVe r^ulted tentatively in an agreement tor a truncated Pakistan, it was learned from reliable sources today. Other tentative conclusions were:-. L Partition of
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    Bukit Timah Tragedy
    56 5 Rcvor er) est i hildren a neii father, a vejeuere m murii! heir at--1 in Pandang, Vuki Timah, early yes(lTl. i i (hildren other Is seriously inufre found thehr bed in toed that r. < rived 'ess bflie mm* to tier of tiie two -ud to have
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    Government's Warning To Cyprus Press
    101 5 I en irus Apr 27.— ouli. Colonial rial meeting r-tanat today all Cyprus Government r press nature inciting the concerted Greek Cyprus rt the Governu development ntinued insistence peonle for a "While we m trenchant or ur rights to free expression aril] be main- d
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    IN MINES IN OPERATION
    26 5 U.P. Apr 27 -According two million tin ores and exported from nary of this year, there are 30 tin t:n protorn u.p
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    Pakist an Within Sight—Jinnah
    192 5 Reuter. .LHi. Apr. 27.—The assurance that "Pakisbe a close friend of Burma" was given Jinnah. President of the Muslim League, v with U Chan Htoon, constitutional ad- Se Government. Dress here tossed with Mr. report stating ol Buthiatgdas in the Ara- two districtv was that n*
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    PAA Recapture Air Record
    121 5 Reuter. SHANON AIRPORT. Em Api 27.- The Pan-American Airway West to East crossing is regarded as an Atlantic :\cord today. 24 hours after it had been captured by a British Overseas Airways Corporation Constellation, pilot, d by beard ed Capt.dn O. P. Jone The Clipper's time
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    Secret Notes On "Communist Infiltration"
    119 5 LONDON. Apr. 27—Cornell Bisnu. a representative of th* Rumanian Opposition National Peasant Party, exhibited secret Communist documents backing the claim by the British Foreign Office that Rumanian Communists were attempting to infiltrate other parties and organize "security corps" of former Nazi "iron-Guard" members. The documents
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    Warspite "Total Loss"
    69 5 Reuter. LONDON, Apr. 27—The veteran British battleship Warspite, which ran aground -ast Wednesday during a gale, can be regarded as a total loss.' aid Sir Walter St. David Jenkins. Director of "Metal Industries," Glasgow shipbreakers. tonight. The Warspite went on the at Prussia Cove, near Penzance, after
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    HUMMED AT 51 M.P.H.
    63 5 U.P. LONDON. Apr. 27—Pierre J. Dormeuil. a Frenchman living in London, offered as his defence against a speeding summons that the burst of "rare and glorious sunshine" caused him exuberantly to push the accelerator of his car until if HUMMED at 51 miles aii hour. The
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    Carrier Planes To Be 'Canned'
    125 5 U.P. WASHINGTON. Apr. 26.—The U.S Navy announced that it will start "canning" 2.020 carrier and trainer planes in June a view to preserving them in a flying condition for as long as five years. The planes with their wings folded will be seakd in steel
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    Owner Of Unlucky Hope Diamond Dies
    180 5 U.P. WASHINGTON, Apr. 27.—The colourtu! owner of the jinxed Hope Diamond. Mrs. Evalyn Walsh McLean cued of pneumonia to-day aged 60. The well-known society matron in "Friendship Mansions." scene of many of Washmgtpn's gayest and. most famous parties. The Hope Diamond was re- ported
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    WFDL DELEGATES' SURPRISD VISIT
    105 5 Th. three representatives of the World Federation ol Democratic League. Mr. M. Rajko Tomovic, Miss Olga Tchetchetkma and Mr. M. Jean Lautissier. who recently arrived in Singapore, pu:d a surprise visit to the Maytair Musical and Dramatic Association on Saturday night. Member., of the Association and
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    COMPLAINS GERMAN RECOVERY FASTER THAN FRENCH
    341 5 Reuter. GENEVA. Apr. 27.—An appeal for more Ruhr coal for France wa s made by Henri Martel. French workers' delegate of the National Federation of Underground Workers, in a public session of the Coal Committee of < the International Labour Office here today. After
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    Terrorist who struck at the Shell Company's oil installations at Haifa Bay. Palestine caused tremendous damage and loss. Ten of the 17 oil storage tanks were affected by the fire which, after the combined efforts of thousands of soldiers and sailors rushed to the area, including Service and civilian fire brigade units, was brought under control. The possibility of the Jewish community being fined collectively for the damage is being seriously considered.
    72 5 Terrorist who struck at the Shell Company's oil installations at Haifa Bay. Palestine caused tremendous damage and loss. Ten of the 17 oil storage tanks were affected by the fire which, after the combined efforts of thousands of soldiers and sailors rushed to the area, including Service and civilian fire
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    Girl's Beatification To Be Witnessed By Mother
    268 5 Gave Her Life To Keep Honour U.P. VATICAN CITY. Apr. 27.—For the first time in the history of the Roman Catholic Church a mother will be present at the beatification of her daughter in St. Peter's to-day. Eight;, -tl.rec-year old A. sumtu Gorctti
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    Mauretania In Peacetime Garb Sails For NY
    123 5 UP. LIVERPOOL. Aprii 26.— Reconverted from a grimy troop carrier to a gleaming bxack una white 'usury liner, the 35.0ju ton Mauritania sailed ior N York today with 1.200 passeng cr s and a heavy cargo oi mali Tiie Manretaiiia, wiuch car ried
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    CHINESE GENERAL ON STUDY TOUR IN EUROPE
    59 5 U.P. NEW YORK. Apr. 27.—The Chinese General Wei Li-huang, left by air for London yesterday for an inspection of the military installations in Britain and France. He has completed Severn 1 months" study of Amercican military methods. He said the Chinese Army plans
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    Fire Havoc In Indian Village: 6,000Homeless
    86 5 U.P. MADRAS. April. 27.— Report reaching here today from Rajahmundry said that more than 6.000 persons were homeless as a result of a fire which raged through the flammable huts of the city Friday and Saturday. Three housand huts were reduced to ashes and
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    ADOLF STILL ALIVE-IN ANTARCTICA?
    118 5 UP. BUENOS AIRES. April 27.—A book entitled, "Hitler is Still Alive." appened today, it maintain d that the German Fuehrer is living tn Antarctica at a ba.-L established by \ht German expedition in 1938. Written by La.h-.uo Szabo. a local newspaperman, the book said that Hitler
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    TERRORISTS' VICTIM DIES
    77 5 Reuter. HAIFA. Apr. 26—A. E. Conqu st, British police officer who v. as shot twlcx in the stomach Jewish gunmen in Haifa today, dieci later, it was officially stated. Conquest was driving his car down Carmel Avenue. Haifa. when Jews opened fire on him from v passing
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    NEWMARKET MAY BE A "BIG 2" TUSSLE
    1523 6 Tudor Minstrel And Petition Best Tips Reuter. BUT UPSETS NOT UNLIKELY (ftv Vp.-ro«i Morgan, Reuters' Sports Editor) i-OVOOV A or. 2V.—Britain's first big ctattfec of 19-" 7, Ike IfiQQ Gr.-n< as, which will be run over one n V Bi tVeWrrerlfeel ;n Wednesday,
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    SPORTS
    23 6 SOCCER S.C.C. vs. Star Soccerit3s. Padarjj. 5 15 p.m. VOLLEY BALL C.V.M.A. (Portuguese Mission) vs. C.V.M.A (Church of Our Lady of Lourdes».
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    LANCASHIRE WIN COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP
    306 6 Rugger Round-up Reuter. LONDON. Apr. 2$. —Lancashire were v.'.>rtn> winners ol tii" County rugby championship defeating Lrioucestersnire by 14 punts to 3. Iney were the better team thrcugnout in all departments than Gloucester. Lancasnire's lorwards were better balanced and heavier than Gloucester and scrummaged splendidly. They
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    CLAIMS TO BE FASTEST RACEHORSE IN WORLD
    69 6 Reuter. Southampton. Apr. 2?.—Gainbut, fiveivear-o 1 d racehortte claimed by Sou h African racing experts to be the fastest horse in Jie world and believed to be the first Sou'h African bred horse to come to England to run. nrrived at Southampton from
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