Malaya Tribune, 24 March 1949

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    63 1 MALAYA Tribune By THE PU0PLF. FOR THE PEOPLE 1 Te»: "Tribune, Spore. Larger Sales Than Any Afternoon Paper in Malaya Phone: 5811/3 Nine Lines Published simultaneously at Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh, and Penang. EIGHT PAGES SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, MARCH 24, 1949 PRICE TEN CENTS. THE MALAYA TRIBUNE LONDON REPRESENTATIVE: E. Maurice
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    "ALL GURNEY'S REQUESTS MET" -CREECH JONES
    475 1 Commons Debate Ma lay a Reuter. LONDON, Wednesday. THE British Colonial Secretary, Mr. Arthur Creech 1919. A.ked if he was satisfied that the planters were being given sufficient protection and whether the dangerous situation was clearing up or could he see any improvement, Mr.
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    PASSING OUT PARADE
    56 1 COMMANDANT of the Singapore 1' •lie Training Setmol, Mr. W. .1 Parks, with drawn sword, a<-«-oiiipani«*s th«(.ov.rnor, Sir Frank'in Gimson, on inspection of ih«> police rtutifultn *J last nißht's Passing Out rata*. Th»> Governs* preM»nt- i id the f'o'oniui PoHce IMb! f<»r Meritorious Service to Acting Stiperint<ml«:U
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    CONFIRMED
    27 1 A.P. WASHINGTON. Wed. The VS Senate confirmed tne nomination of Louis A. Joirn son as Secretary of Nationa' Defence in succession to James Forrestal.- A P.
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    CRITICS DEMAND "NEW DEAL" IN BRITISH DEFENCE
    250 1 Reuter. mvnON VVednesdav.-Lord Winster. former Civil Aviation Miltirlti today is the largest in the world." Lord Swinton, a former Air Ministei that Britain had no overall plan to which iier hgnun c f rC the Earl of Cork and Orrery has become quite
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    Tax Takes Taste (OF SCOTCH) Away
    100 1 A.P. LONDON. Wed. Scotland! voiced Oars today that "apprc- i -nation of good whisky is gutek- j !ly being lost" because of Ln-, Uah taxes. I A Scottish delegation has asked th.- Treasury to reduce) whisky taxes which take 2» 7, from every bottle
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    ARABS STILL HOPEFUL
    37 1 A.P. CAIRO. Wed. The Arab Higher Committee of Palestine asked the United Nations Conciliation Commission in Beirut to recommend the "abolition of the partition decision and to restore Palestine to its natural unity. A.P.
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    Suffolks Coming From Greece
    109 1 A.P. London, Wed. -The War Oft: < said today the Ist Battalion 0 the Suffolk Regiment woui< move from Greece to Malaya to replant the Grenadier cuara.s. The Grenadier Guards were Bent to Malaya in October, IMS to deal with the Communist inspired revolutionary movement. Asked
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    U.N. VOTES NEW N.E.I. PLAN
    78 1 LAKE SUCCESS. Wed. The Security Council tonight approved a Canadian plan aimed at settling the DutchIndonrsian conflict in roundtahlo talks. The vote was 8- 0. Russia. Soviet Ukraine and > France abstained on the vote, which Russia demanded. A Dutch spokesman said that the Canadian
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    LONE SURVIVOR
    24 1 A.P. BERLIN. Wed. A nine-yea-oid boy described as the onlj Jewish survivor of Auschwifc concentration camp will leav? Berlin for Israel.- A.P.
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    Colombo Talks Will Follow P.M.'s Meeting
    160 1 U.P. LONDON, Wednesday.—The conference of Commciwealth Prime Ministers here in late April will be fojowed by a Defence Ministers meeting in Colombo bebre the end of the year, it was learned loday. Commonwealth Prime Ministers will examine thue plans for inclusion of "Republican units"
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    KEEN SEARCH
    29 1 A.P. JINGSTON. Jamaica, Wea —'olice searched long for DiHey Johnson, wanted for qustioning on a murder chrgc. They found him in jai charged with stealing a g<t.—A.P.
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    Reds Press On Vietnam Border
    84 1 U.P. PARIS. Wed. A spokesman for the French Ministry of Overseas Colonies said today that "pressure" exerted along the Chinese-Indo Chinese border by troops believed to be communists has increased. He said French troops were able to bring the situation under control. "This pressure has
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    BISHOP WILSON TAKES NEW POST
    71 1 Reuter. MANCHESTER, Wed.— Former members of the Manchester Regiment who were in Singapore when it fell attended the installation here today of the Rt. Rev. Bishop John Leonard Wilson, former Bishop of Singapore, as Dean of Manchester Cathedral. The Bishop of Manchester, Dr. William Greer,
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    Hawang Acquittal
    40 1 STOP PRESS KUALA LUMPUR, Today. Tm9 in/qrariry Into the Rawang llMMtiag was concluded todey. when Corpora! Jahn MohaaaeJ was acquitted of shooting and tilling a Chinese. The Magistrate held that from the evidence produced no court could convict.
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    One Killed, 2 Captured
    49 1 KUALA LUMPLR, Today. A Chinese was shot dead and tvio others raptured yesterday when a police party raided a squatler area in the Tapah area, Perak. The man who vmm shot dead failed to stop when challenged. One hand grenade was recovered from bis body.
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    MORE MOUTHS, LESS RICE—DODD
    359 2 MORE MOUTHS, LESS RICE —DODD 'Something Must Be Dow To Step Up Production' (Tribune Staff Reporter) THERE are no prospects of n better rice crop than last year's, sa4d Mr 1 Norris E. Dodd, Dfrector-fteneral of the Food and Agriculture Organisation, Fnited Nations on his arrival in Singapore by air
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    LIGHTNING HITS HOUSES
    49 2 IPOH. Wed. —Lightning, struck the roofs of several houses in Leong Sin Nam Street last evening displacing a number of tiles and caving a small hole in one of the houses. No one was injured The storm which broke abott 4.30 p.m. was short but sever.
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    EUROPEAN AMBUSHED
    57 2 JOHORE: Kluan- Area, Wed.—The European Manager of Kempas Estate wl* was proceeding in a car tc pay estate labourers. Accompanied by a party of Special Constables was attacked by t party of three armed bandits. They drove through this ambitoh but further on were ambusfed by another three
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    R.A.M.C.MAN ACQUITTED
    164 2 THE Magistrate shoulo never have committed hint to the Assizes." said Mr. Justice Cox Evans In the Singapore Assize Court yestc» lay, when he* acquitted and discharged Lee Jee Bah, of the R. A. M. C. Lee was charged with unlawful possession of 36 rounds of ammunition at
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    STOLE MOTOR PARTS, SENT TO GAOL
    118 2 AN Indian and two young Malay labourers, employed at Sub-Depot, 223 B.OJX. Kranji, were sent to gaol by Mi. Justice Gordon-Smith in the Singapore Assize Court yesterday for stealing motor vehicle parts from the subdepot. The Indian, Rajoo. was sentenced to 18 months' rigorous
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    HAMLET WAS A WINNER
    58 2 Sir Lawrence Olivier's production of 'Hamlet' is tanked among the first six box-offlce champions in the U.S.A. "This is the first time a British picture ever got so high a rating." a spokesman of EagleLion Distributors said in Singapore yesterday. The poll is based on the
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    Colony Lawyer Weds
    45 2 Mr. and Mt*s. A. 'J !'»r:iga pictured by our KWifllllll ;»tt«-r thi-Ir marriage at No. 7-? Goodman Iload yesterday afternoon. The bride was the toruier Miss Amy Wong, daughter oi Mr. S. V. Wong, 3.V, Mr. is a prominmi lo- ca! barrister.
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    UMNO TO PROBE MEMO LEAKAGE
    180 2 (Tribune Staff Reporter) QELANGQJft State UMNO is to probe into the rec»;nt leakage of its secret memorandum presented to Mr. Anthony Eden last Thursday in Kuala Lumpur. Because of the leakage InI che Aziz b. Ishak, UMNO I Publicity Officer, resigned. The memo, a "top
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    COUPONS: GET YOURS NOW
    95 2 Although petrol coupons for the 00m!ng quartet nave been available for issue *or the past fortnight, very few motorists have drawn their iation. Less than a quartet of the motorists in the Colony have drawn their 1 iation up to date. With only a week to
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    Cambridge Results
    41 2 The following names have been Inadvertently left out or misprinted in our issu«* yesterday: St. Andrew's Sehooi Singapore. I 7884 Tan Keng Wah. 1 7635 Tan Keng Khoon. Raffles Girls' Sehooi Singapore. 11l 8693 lloehstadt. 11l 8094 lloehstadt, M.
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    S'PORE SCHOOL HEADS MEET
    135 2 Head teachers of Singa- pore's English schools met at Raftles Institution yesterday to hear the Director of Education, Mr. A. W. Frishy speak on the role of the established Aided School under the ten year Education Plan They also heard a talk by j the Chief
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      335 2 BLUE NETWORK Hiboran Kr. Party; 8.15 Ing Annct. Prog. Summary ENGLISH PROGRAMME News; 8.30 Religious Hour; In Mandarin; 12.03 Foochow 10.55 a,m. to 12.00 'noon. ».00 Close Down. Selection*; 12.30 Mandarin Schools' Broadcast. RED NETWORK Selections; 1.00 News in Man--1.00 p.m. Radio Orchestra; INDIAN PROGRAMME darln, Amoy Cantonese; 1.30 News;
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    FIGHT BANDITS-MENTRI BESAR TELLS MALAYS
    296 3 [(I ALA LLMPUR, Wednesday. Thousands of copies of the plea by Dato Mahmud, the Mentri Besar of Pahang to the Malays to co-operate with the government against the bandits were dropped over femerlok Area, Pahang, yesterday. Vhe Dato Mentri Besar in nils*message pointed out that
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    PROMOTED
    44 3 Lieutenant David Stark Malayan Royal Naval Volun teer Reserve has been promoted to the rank of Lieutenant Commander, M.R.N.V.R. The following Commissions in the M.RN.V.R. have also been approved:- M. J. Hevwood: Sub-Lieutenant; A. F. Adams: Acting Sub-Lieute-nant; D. Q. Skinner: Acting Sub-Lieutenant.
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    ECAFE To Meet In Siam
    151 3 pOiJ >\\ i.\'< I a resolution f ed at the fourth festho Economic Commission tor Asia and the Par East hold in Australia in De--IHB, there will be a meeting of a committee of the in Bangkok on March -jMalaya and North Borne< group, which
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    CONFIDENCE TRICK CHARGE
    94 3 I ANG Siok Khiam. a 38-year-old Hokkien. of Geylang Road, was charged yesterday at the Second Police Court with cheating Kok Peng Chin of $30 on March 16. :jy pretending that hp was the authorised collector of subscriptions for the Singapore Chinese Importers and Exporters Association. A
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    RADAR CONTRACT
    54 3 SYDNEY. Wed.—lt was announced in Sydney that the Amalgamated Wireless Ltd. secured a contract "to build 90 ra<lar distance measuring bea cons for the Federal Civil Aviation Department. The beacons are to be built throughout Aus tralia as part of a long range plan to improve air navigation
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    CHILDREN TO DO THEIR BIT
    121 3 Children of the various Children's Social Centres in Singapore will entertain during their Exhibition at the British Council on 26th and 27th March, 1949. Children from the Keppel Harbour, Prinsep Street, Mount Erskino, Jalan Eunos Joo Chiat, Havelock Road, Arab Street, Kampong Kapor. Geylang Serai,
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    CHINESE DINNER
    84 3 Mr. E. O. Erickson, General Manager of A. Wander Ltd. (centre), pictured with guests at a dinner given in his hon our by the Singapore bralieii. Picture shows from let* t,> right: Mrs. K. Given WiK .c. Mr. t 11. Mack, Mrs. B. U S Smith, Mr. Ci
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    STOLE CAMERA HANDBAG, PURSE
    62 3 For stealing a camera worth $120 on March 8. from flight Officer Aubrey Scott of R.A.F Changi, an 18-ycar-oM Malay Ngoh bin Yusuf was sentenced to throe months hard yesterday Ngoh was also sentenced te another three months h:ii t fof stealing a ladies handbag containing
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    Tan Urges State Transport
    167 3 (Tribune Staff Reporter) MR. C. C TAN, President of the Progressive Party, n itiinounced yesterday that his party's policy on (he Singapore Traction Company and other utilities was that such.service* should be run by public authorities. The Party, however, considers that free enterprise should be allowed
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    Mysbergh On S.E.A. League To Fight Reds
    233 3 1 1(1 ALA LI MI*TR, Wednesday. The formation of a Southeast Asia League to fight the Reds is urged in a letter to the New York Tin.es hy Mr. Jemes Mysbergh former vice-consul in Ku«l < Lumpur. Malaya as a non self-govern-ing territory,
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    RENT BOARD
    28 3 Mr. J. A. Dean his been H>pointed v member of the Rent Conciliation Hoard In place of I Mi. P. W. Holt wha has re* signed.
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    Skipper Fined $1950
    143 3 A WANG bin Chee, master of the 25-ton vessel Chye Hai Teck. pleaded guilty yesterday to charges of overloading, failing to have pioper life-saving apparatus and painting over the loadline of his ship. He was fined $1,950 by the First District Judge. Mr. Shanks. Awang said that
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    Radar Stands On Guard
    128 4 fONGRESS is con--J sidering an Air J Force proposal for i a joint U.S.-Canada radar network to warn against the approach of hostile aircraft. The U.S. share of the cost •would be $161,000,--/000. l While warning that I that the system will not provide aiiything i
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    FARMING THE SEA
    559 4 THE inaugural conference of the Indo-Pacific Fisheries Council, which is being held in Singapore is the first step towards a farsighted and economic use of the ocean resources of East Asia. The importance of this* task lies in the fact that, throughout Asia, its population is increasing
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    U.S. HAS FAILED IN JAPAN
    732 4  -  by R. Paots U.P. EARLY hopes of making freedom-loving democrats of 80,000.000 Japanese during a brief occui have died among many key officials of the occupation government. Gradually the American directors of this Allied occupation have shifted efforts toward the compromise goal of firmly establishing
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    HOW TO WRITE
    491 4 A.P. TEACHING grown-up s to J write like children is the job of a pretty American girl. The purpose is to say*» money for shops by making sales slips so plain that no mistake can be made. If a department store ever sent you a "skirt" instead
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    The Little Country With Big Ideas
    731 4  -  By GODFREY ANDERSON THE Grand Duchy of Luxembourg, as the weakest partner in the Western Union and the projected Atlantic Pact, is keenly conscious of its new responsibilities. While its three-battalion army is hardly likely to be an important factor if war comes again
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    A REMARKABLE THROAT OPERATION
    359 4 A.P. AN unprecedented operation which restored the ability of a 43-year old man to swallow was reported by three T*Diversity of California surgeons. A gunshot wound caused the affliction of the unnamed patient He had to take all food and liquid through a tube which by
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    RICH HIDE AWAY UNWANTED CHILDREN
    295 5 j jNDON, Wednesday.—Among children placed j u.iely by their parents for reward were to be found <>me of the greatest tragedies in all classes ot lh( ,»rived and homeless, the 1949 Mental Health Conference wafi told. a M Armstrong, Children's Officer East Sufinty Council, said,
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    MOUNTBATTENS OFF
    38 5 U.P. BOMBAY, Wed. Lady Mountbatten and her daughter Pamela left by plane for London today. Viscount Mountbatten, former Viceroy of India, is presently serving as commander of a British navy cruiser squadron in the Mediterranean. U.P.
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    Phones Teach Patience
    181 5 A.P. SHANGHAI, Wed. The perturbed person in today is the fellow a telephone call. picks up the receiver d to wait —sometimes us thirty minutes —beI lie gets a dial tone. he waits so long he ts the number he was gorail—and even the reason fur the
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    PRESS WANTS CLARIFICATION
    63 5 A.P. SHANGHAI, Wed. Too Foreign Correspondents Club of China has asked the Chinese Communists to clarify their Fob. J7 order prohibiting the filing ot news from Peiping. The Club a week ago teleraphed Chou Kn-lai, number Iwo Communist leader, asking an explanation of the ban. But bo
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    ATOMIC REPORT
    42 5 U.P. WASHINGTON, Wed. Six nf the nation's top atomic futilities today gave the United btat< s Conference of Mayors an xtensive report on atomic war'an the defence against it. and Ihe need for greater public information on the subject. U.P.
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    They Demand Freedom
    111 5 The Adibasis, an aboriginal tribe in North Central Imia, are agitating for a separate Governmental Administrative unit for their territory, fci Bihar province, whieli they eafl Jharkhand. They claim to be the original settlers of thi country, and the most democratic element in the territory. They demand
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    THE LITTLE GLD LADY REPORTED HIM
    284 5 Sergeant Court Martialled LONDON, Wedntsday.—A small elderly woman in a black coat sat prhily at a court martial at Caierham (Surrey) Barracis. She was Mrs. M. Carter, oi Foxon-lane, Caterham who had complained to the Army authotities thatshe had seen an N.C.O. shake a
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    500 ARABS REPATRIATED
    45 5 U.P. BOMBAY. Wed. SomopOO Arab irregulars formerly -at- taehed to Razakar army dutf W rtyderabau repatrm^d] from Indian prison camps today. The Arabs were captured luring the Indian "police action' in Hyderabad last September aitei the Nizam of Hyderabad pad surrendered. —U.P.
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    China Reds Denounce Alliance
    115 5 U.P. SHANGHAI. Wed. The Chinese Communist radio, in its /second sharp attack on the North Atlantic Pact, today dc- nounced the alliance as an "cx- < tremely hypocritical" document which is paving the way for a new aggressive war. Quoting a commentator of the New China
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    REDS AGOG AT AIRLIFT
    217 5 U.P. BERLIN, Wed. Bovlet < "omposer Dmitri Bhotakovich and six fellow Russian delegates to thr "Cultural and Scientific Congress lor World Peace" took off for New York today after gazing bug-eyed at the Allied air lift. Shostakovich and his colleagues came to Tempelhof field in the
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    Siam Deports Chinese
    95 5 A.P. BANGKOK, Wed. Police said today 200 Chinese had been rounded up and will be deported from Siam lor engaging in subve sivc poht>cai ;»cuvity. nest of the Chinese began J alter an coie> againi the Siamese Government in I February. I'olice sau! homes of those arrested
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    Jap Admits He Ordered 150 Deaths
    58 5 A.P. MANILA. Wed.--A Japanese rear admiral has admitted ordering the wartime slaughter of over 150 civilians. Takesuc Furusc, 55-year-old former naval air officer, pleaded guilty today on six counts of war crimes committed in the Philippines. He was the first top Japanese military man
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    100 HUKS KILLED IN AIR ATTACK
    75 5 U.P. MANILA. Wed. A Manila Bulletin correspondent in Cabanatuan. Nueva Ecija, in central Luzon, today reported that more than 100 Hukbalahaps were believed killed by strinng and bombing of Philippine Air Force planes in the Sierra Madre mountains near the border of Nueva Ecija
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    Was It Mickey?
    73 5 A.P. LONDON. Wed.—A mouse with brains and a bobbie (pcliceman) with a kind heart caused a mild traffic jam in busy Fenchurch Street. The mouse daintily picked its way along a curbstone to the feet of the policeman and looked up expectantly. The policeman stopped th stream
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    ARMY FAMILIES QUIT CHINA
    61 5 A.P. WASHINGTON. Wed. The r.S. Army said that all families of U.S. servicemen have been removed from areas threatened by Communist invaders in China. About 1.000 dependants and their household goods were moved to safer zones. Most of the evacuees are members or families of men
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    BEER CHEAPER
    39 5 U.P. NEW YORK. Wed. Sam's Bar and Grill, just off the Bowery, cut the price of beer today from a dime to a nickel for a regular size seven ounce glas:'. "Business is on," the proprietor explained.—U.P.
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    STRONGER TIES
    26 5 A.P. MOSCOW, Wed. The Albanian Premier, Colonel-Gen-eral Enver Hoxma, has arrived in Moscow with an Albanian delegation to "strengthen economic relations with the U.S.S.R.".—A.P.
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    DAMAGE CLAIM
    30 5 A.P. MANIL.A, Wed The Ba!- atoc Mining Company. o""np'! Iby Philippine gold king, Jhon Hausserman, this week was j awarded a war damage claim j approximating U554,500,000. A.P.
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    DEATH CONFIRMED
    27 5 A.P. FRANKFURT, Wed. G*> ncral Lucius D. Clay has confirmed the death sentence on S. S. Sergeant Hubert Hube»\ one of the Malmedy massacr defendants.—A.P.
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    MORE EDUCATION
    22 5 A.P. BANGALORE. Wed. The Princely State of Mysore has decided to intensify its adult education scheme in rural areas.— A.P
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      59 5 MX YUM 11 ly Al tapp W-mi v uFFgn -J I LAST SADIE. HAWKINS DAY WE BELLE IN S <.] NO'»f T MARRY UP VAF <SUSPICIC| HOW!FAT V SEE 7 By T Hamlin ALLEY OOP 6ET yOR KWB LEMIANS TAKE I fwECK <3FA (T WBN^nI /Vf«_- >\ J// WEA.D BASHED
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    Chinese, European Exporters Disagree
    351 6 LICENSING FOR RUBBER PACKERS I EADING non-Chinese rubber exporters in Singapore support a Government's v proposal to have rubber packers licensed. But Chin**? rubber merenants and traders' associations opj#osc the move and regard it as a move imtmteil oy non-Chinese rubber exporters to squeeze out the
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    RUBBER CROPS
    22 6 The February output for Milaka Pinda Rubber Estates wis 83.220 lbs.. New Scudal Ld. produced 44,400 lbs durirg the month.
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    MANU FACTURERS LIFE
    150 6 THE Manufacturers' Life In- surance Company did a total business of £39,272,071 for the year ending December 31, 1948. the directors of the company announced. The business in force at the I r n of the >' ear totalled £283.i95.204. This was an increase of £24.644.688 taking
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    RUBBER MARKET
    86 6 THE rubber commodity market was quiet yesterday with business passing at the following quotations: Buyers Sellers No. 1 Apr. RSS 37% 37% No. 2 Apr. RSS 35V. 35\ No. 3 Apr. RSS 33»{» 33 i On registered tender Apr.-June 37% 37-, July-Sept. 37 M 37' a Oct.-Dec. 37
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    PREFERENCE AT STAKE
    110 6 MELBOURNE, Wed. Although the Federal Government is not contemplating any revision of the Ottawa agreement, the world trade agreement to which Australia is a party may have some effect on it. The Minister for Postwar Reconstruction, Mr. Dedman. said that certain clauses in the Ottawa agreement might
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    FREE TRADE VOTE
    53 6 MANILA, Wed. -The Philippine Chamber of Commerce went on record today for favouring limitation of free trade between the Philippines and the United States. By a vote of 99 to seven the chamber recommended revision of trade agreements between the two countries in a move to protect
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    PACT SIGNED
    58 6 NEW DELHI, Wed.—A trade agreement between India and Switzerland was signed in Geneva on March 18. India's exports to Switzerland will include oil and oilseeds, jute and manganese ore (in short supply in India), coffee, tea, mica, spices and carpets. Swiss exports will cover heavy electrical equipment, electrical
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    INDIAN TO HEAD U.N. COMMISSION
    59 6 LAKE SUCCESS. Wed.—Mr. V. K. R. V. Rao of India has been chosen chairman of the United Nations Sub-Commis-sion on Economic Development. The Sub-Commission which began its ten-day session at Lake Success on Monday has been set up by the Economic and Employment Commission to
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    ACROSS THE BORDER
    29 6 NEW DELHI. Wed—lndia has taken measures to check the smuggling of cloth by land to Pakistan Industries Minister S. P. Mookerjee said in the Dominion parliament.
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    Along The Godowns
    52 6 Alleghany Victory (44); City of Durham (42/48); Mortain (33 34); Turk's Head (81/82); Charon (17/18); (19/20); Chit Sein (41/22); Benlawerx (28/24); < 25/26 5 Belleville (27/2»); Kalabahl (29/30); T?. n< i a reus CW/W); Medon (13/14); Glengarry (11/12): Somali (8/9); Glenbeg (6/7); Baron FairUe (Coal Plant); Serdang
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    Produce Market
    160 6 THE Singapore .pepper market wrote little business yesterwhile black pepper rose a $1 and the white varieties by $3. New York was quoting at four to 6 cents per pound with no buyers. There has been little turnover in the leading world markets in the last few days.
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    BETTER PORTS
    73 6 NEW* DELHI, Wed. Plan? I for the development and modernisation of India's major ports at an estimated cost of Ha. 250,000,000 and national highway works costing Rs .100.000.000 arc outlined in a I report of the Minister of Transport presented to Parliament last week. Development plans for parte
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    SHARES QUIET
    14 6 The share market was quiet in all sections with a steady undertone.
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    Malayan Share Quotations
    849 6 SINGAPORE. Wed. Buyers Sellers Atlas lice 15.50 16.5b IfcVi Btxmm Pref. 2.77% 2.8t Olds. 1.97' a 2.0$ H B.B. Petrol 39/.1 4)/3 B. M. Trustee 7.50 8.5£ Cons. Tin Ord. 16/6 18A do. (P) 23/6 24/1 E. Utd. Asaur. 40.75 41.7J Estate St Trust 7.00 8.01 Federal
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    HAIKOWYUS WIN 4-0
    120 7 mfSE Haikowyu soccer XI the Singapore istants' Tnion XI League .Junior match by four il at St. George's e'ci.t yesti rdsy. jimne l.M.i the Ilaikowyu's r .-ht inn«r opened scoring in n g<K'on<l minute of the I witli a still grounder. j;, used the lead of th
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    FOOTBALL
    27 7 LONDON, Wed —Tht- foi- j baring are thr football re-laler-league match: tat Scott League o,' Football League 3. Third Division Southern: Torquay Lnited 4. Newport j
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    MALAY SHUTTLERS PLAN $10,000 HALL
    185 7 nnuir c (Tribute Staff Importer) I~! «"ngaPpw Malay Association has decided to raise funds to build a 4i10,000 badminton hall. The site for the proposed hall has not yet been decided, Inche Mahfuz Hamid, Secretary of the Association, told the Tribune yesterday A seven-man Building
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    RUGBY RESULTS
    40 7 Reuter. LONDON. Wed.—iae following are the Rugby Results Rugby Union (Hospitals Cup Final): St. Mary's Hospital 6, Guy's Hospital 5. Other matches: Falmouth 6, Devonport Services 9; Hertfordshire 0, Eastern Counties 0. Rugby League: Wigan 11. Widnes 14.—Renter
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    P. BRANI WIN
    65 7 Ahmed Maun, centre-for-ward, scored three goals for Pulau Brani who beat the Customs Sports Club by fom goal to nil in a Junior B Group II ma*vtii at St George's Road yesterday. The three goals by Ahmed were scored during the first half. Kabus scored the other
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    SCC Cause Season's First Upset, Win 2-1
    438 7 THE Chinese Casuals had it corning to them when 1 they lost to S.CC. in an S.A.F.A- Senior Division League fixture at Jalan Besar Stadium >esterday. Although the deciding goal was accidentally deflected into the net by Wing Chew, Casuals' lefthalf, this was
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    SEMI-FINALS
    41 7 ALEXANDRIA, EGYPT, Wed. Frank Paiker of Los Angeles and Baron Gottfriend yon Cramm of Germany today entered the doubles semifinals of the Alexandria Lawn Tennis championships by defeating a Greek team of M. Stallios and A. Nicolaides. 6 0, 6—2.
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    HARON SCORES 3 GOALS
    202 7 THE Police trounced the C.V.M.A. by six goals to nil in an S.A.F.A. Junior B Division Group 2 soccer match at the Police Training School ground yesterday. Yhr Police opened up the attack right from the start of the game and in the third minute scored
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    BUKOM XI LOSE 3-1
    79 7 The Chinese Sports Association beat the Pulau Bukom by three goals to one in a Junior A Group 1 game at Geylang Stadium yesterday with. First goal was netted by left wing Poh Seng for the C.S.A. A few minutes !atei he scored again. Fifty seconds
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    MARCH MIXED FOURSOMES
    104 7 The March Mixed Foursome Competition which took place on Sunday afternoon resulted in I a win for Mrs. V. Ferrier- 1 Smith and W. McMullan who returned a net score of 63. The following were some of the hest cards returned: —Mrs.) V. Ferrier-Smith and W. McMullan
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    OXFORD CREW IN STRONG FORM
    256 7 Reuter. LONDON. Wed. Twopath critics are tipping Oxford to win Saturday's boat race against Cambridge after watching another fine performance today. They disposed in expert fashion a strong London rowing club crew in a race from Hammersmith to Putney Bridge covering the distance of about
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    Azad looks like a ready made winner
    558 7  -  From ALLAN LEWIS KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. HEAVY fog, which hung over the course, this morning, made it impossible to time hprses from the three and four furlongs posts. Niuitftcr Two gras> track which was heavy after yesterday's rain, was opened for fast work.
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    S.B.A. MEETING
    65 7 The first meeting of the newly elected management committee of the Singapore Badminton Association will take place on Friday at the Clerical Union's Haw Pai Gymnasium Hall at 5.15 p.m. Parties and clubs affiliated to the Association arc advised to submit any change of secretaries or their addresses
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    Louis Turns To Business
    91 7 U.P. CHICAGO. Wed. Joe Louis turns from boxing exhibitions to the boxing business today in a scheduled meeting with his partners whose first projected bout is a heavyweight championship fight between Jersey Joe Waicott and Ezzard Charles. I Louis, completing a coast-to-coast boxing tour at St.
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    TITLE FIGHT
    35 7 A.P. LOS ANGELES, Wed. Ike Wiiliams will defend his world lightweight boxing title on May 26 here against Enrique Bolanos. Promoters of the bout are the actors. Bud Abbott and Lou Costello.- A.P.
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    DEATH
    28 7 NGOI SHANG TON passed away peaeefuily on 23rd March, 1949, at 2.50 a.in. at 295, South Bridge Road. Funeral will take place on Friday at 4.34) p.m.
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      353 7 I RAFFLES LIBKAKY I You are invited to attend a fl public auction of periodicals in I the Library reading room on I Friday 25th March at 5.00 pm. H Publications for months H Jan/June lf>49 will be offered I I THE; BANKRUPTCi 7I ORDINANCE I (Chapter 45) I In
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    'JOGJA MEN IN S'PORE OPIUM RACKET'
    391 8 U.P. SAY DUTCH BATAVIA, Wednesday.—The Dutch State Attorney's office today issued a formal report accusing the Indonesia Oilice in Singapore of complicity in the smuggling of eight tons oi opium into Singapore. The eight tons, the report said, was part of 15,000 tons of
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    Hongkong Tests Defences
    123 8 A.P. HONGKONG. Wed.—A comoined police army, navy and air force exercise to be called "Lancer" will start here at midnight Sunday. The operation follows less than a week of the presentation Of a HK526,000,000 defence hudget to the Legislative Council with a warning that the biggest problem
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    FLEET ON THREE-DAY EXERCISES
    63 8 A.P. LONDON, Wed. Britain's r iome Fleet began a three-day battle in the English Channel tc est England's coastal defences, j Returning fiom a winter I -ruise, the Fleet 4plit into two j forces and opened exercises I with ships, submarines and aircraft 1 The manoeuvres
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    Outing Ends In Fines
    39 8 Reuter. BALTIMORE. Wed. Seven white persons were fined and received suspended prison sentences here for promoting a mixeu tennis outing last summer for Whites and Negroes. They were convicted' of conspiring to disturb the peace.—Reuter.
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    Czechs Expel British Officer
    185 8 A.P. PRAGUE, Wednesday.—Captain Philip Wildash, Britisl' military permit officer, was expelled from Czechoslovakia and three employees of his office arrested! by secret police today. Capt. Wildash was detained and questioned on Tuesday •nd told to be out of the country by 24 hours or fair plot
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    Churchill Visits America
    166 8 A.P. NEW YORK. Wed. Mr j Winston Churchill said as he I arrived in New York for his visit to the United States on l Wednesday that he gives i "wholehearted support to thi Atlantic pact." Britain's wartime Premier added, however. "I wdl not say more than
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    An X-Ray Goes With The Job
    122 8 SINGAPORE Municipal Commissioners will consider a proposal at their meeting to-morrow that nil future °:ntces to the petma lent > a lhhshinent should UOt j»go ar X-Ray examination o r the c est at the Singapore Anti-Tubei culosis Association's X-Ray Clinic, prior to taking
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    Judge Scratches, Defence Objects
    326 8 U.P. NEW YORK. Wednesday. Defense attorneys today moved for a mistrial in the Commu-nist-conspiracy case on grounds that the way the judge scratched his head and pulled his ea~ indicated that he was hostile to the defence. Poderal Judge Harold Medina quieklv denied three defense motions
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    STARS POISED FOR OSCARS
    226 8 U.P. HOLLYWOOD, We d. Laurence Olivicj and cither Jane Wyman or Olivia o»Havi'"and arc the hottest favourites to ,win those covetcu Oscars at the 21st annual Acarfemv pwards presentation tomorrow. Olivier. whose Britisa "Hamlet" shaded actors on this side of the world, is mi:es ahead in
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    Happy To Stay
    60 8 China-born Doctor Chung Kwai-lui smiles as she works in the Westinghouse La. moratory at Bloomfield, New Jersey, after beinj* told that the I nited States Congrats had approved permission for her to remain in America rather than return to her umiminist overrun country. Dr. Chunij worked on
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    Govt Confirms Readiness To Buy All Uranium Ores
    392 8 JIIE Federation Government has confirmed the ofler mude by the British Ministry of Supply to buy all uranium ores and concentrates produced in Malaya at a minimum price of 13 shillings and nine pence per pound of contained uranium oxide delivered F.
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    EIGHTEENTH
    23 8 MAKSTEC, Wales, Wed. At 42, Mrs Sarah Elizabeth Beccham lias borne her eign teenth child a girl weighing eight pounds. 13 ounces
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    CALCUTTA POLICE USE TEAR GAS
    90 8 Reuter. CALCUTTA. Wed. Calcutta University was closed today after police had used tear gas to disperse a piocession of students who defied the police commissioner's ban on such demonstrations. Seveial sturtents were slightly injured and four behoved to he tenders were arrested. Trouble began when
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    LONDON STOCK MARKET
    160 8 Reuter. LONDON. Wort Brewery shares led thr downward movement in tho London ;tock exchange today. Small Bales resulted in many losses of a few pence among industrial groups for which there was 9 marked absence of suppoit. Motor shares were a particularly rtu'l market. Staff tertuetions by
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    WHAT'S ON TODAY
    104 8 Y.M.C.A.: Clyiiiijrt t ;i< Male voice c.toir I p.m. Y. < V class 5 Raft 1- l< a_ii. SINGAPORE Ml <11;. CLE: Recorded musu i jLo -f co.ii|»o.-e» s (j*n Seng Schoou WjJ' T jo SLrt 3.30 p.m theosophhu. imt Open fcorum. .rri. II 11«,..1 6.30 p.m
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    Cinemas
    169 8 r.AI'lTOL: "Bonnie Prince Charlie" starring David N'iven I U.HU Margaret L<ighton a,p,: 1 45. 4.00. 6.30 an I ".'i p.m. CATHAY: "S!ej inR Car to Trieste" Starring at; Kent 1 a;id Albert l en 11 m 1.45, 4.15, 8. In and ;<» p.m. REX: "Atlantis. I'ln- I>J l t
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    Sport
    33 8 s.A R..A.F. ScWar v S.K< sar; Jnr. A. Grp. 1. J: I P( V v. Kota Raja -St '<• Jnr. B. Grp. 2. Banka Billiton S.<" lair, *i»Li SO<< lads v. SH.B.-Ila "hu
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    FLIERS KILLED
    50 8 U.P. BERLIN, Wed. -T.w ItoJjj A»r i .ce HcMfi'j'i.' announced today t: British airlift flier.- rrT K ed last n.gnt wn n y'' k Dakota crashed nen j)c The crash occured a *»•»1 a oua«*»er fmm tin tish zone airbasc as t *lgg came in lor itapproach. —I'
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