Malaya Tribune, 27 February 1950

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    62 1 MALAYA Tribune BY THE PEOPLE FOR THE PEOPLE S*poa» Published simultaneously at Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Ipuh and Penang. EIGHT PAGES SINGAPORE, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1960 LARGER SALES THAN ANY AFTERNOON PAPER IN MALAYA f Phone 5811/3 Nk* Una TEN CENTS. THE MALAYA TRIBUNE LOXDON REPRESENTATIVE E. Maurice Glorer, ttSSu Tribune
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    TURKO" TALKS TO THE TRIBUNE
    744 1  -  Suit-case, Razor And A Tooth-brush" by W. M. BLACKWOOD "Turko" Westerling, the man who captured the city of Bandeong in an hour-and-a-half, told me the story of his flying boat escape from Java a few hours before he was arrested in River Valley Road by
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    Five Die In Calcutta Riots
    105 1 Reuter. CALCUTTA, Sun. Five people died and several others were injured in incidents during a stuke called by the bengal Displaced Mino\s. ociation here today. Police us°d U ax gas to disderuonstrators who attacked shops and public transport. Armed police and soldiers patrolled the principle
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    Soekarno Is Unaware Of Arrest
    60 1 Reuter. JAKARTA, Sun. President Soekarno today went on a cruise aboard the Indonesian corvette "Hare '1 ua" unaware that his tough opponent, Capt. "Turko" Westerling. had finally been caught. The "Hang Tua" is one of tne «.»0 co vet\*> which were transferred to the young
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    The Sunday Tribune asked you: Have you seen this man?' The Malaya Tribune Interviewed him.
    24 1 CAPT. TURKO WESTEFF ING Death, awaits him in U.S.I.
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    U.S.I. Want To Try Westerling; May Ask For 'Death'
    271 1 A.P. mutr JAKARTA, Monday.— THE Indonesian Government is expected to make a formal demand to the British Embassy today for the extradition oi Captain "Turko" Westerling. They want to try him fcr plotting against the United States of Indonesia. The death
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    Bus Manager Shot Dead
    48 1 Johore Bahru, Today. Two armed bandits entered a shop at Senai village last night and shot dead Cheng Oi Boon, 30-year-old manager of the Seelong Omnibus Co. They dragged the victim's body out of the shop and sprayed it with bullets again before escaping.
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    KAMPONGS RAIDED
    35 1 KLUANG, Today.—A gang of bandits raided several kampongs between the 31st mile and 33rd mile of the Johore-Ayer Hitam Road last night and took away 500 identity cards and a double-barrel shot gun.
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    FRENCH POLICE DISCOVER ARMS
    135 1 Reuter-A.P. TOULOUSE, Sun. Weapons, including machine guns and others automatic firearms, weighing seven tons were discovered by the French police in serveral caches in the area of Barbazan, near Toulouse, south of France. At the same time, ponce arrested six Spaniards who confessed to be members
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    LAUDER DIES
    32 1 STRATHAVEN, LANCASHIRE, SCOTLAND, Sun Sir Harry Lauder, the world famous Scottish comedian and singer, died today at his home. Sir Harry, who was 78, had been dangerously ill for months.
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    SAUCERS CHASE U.S. NAVY ROCKET
    134 1 U.P. VENICE. Sun.— A flying saucer was sighted over Venice today. Sunday strollers said that they saw the silvery disc and claimed that it was clearly visable for about half an hour just before mid-day. Meanwhile, Commander B. McLaughlin, U.S. Navy, said, in an article
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    Anti-Bandit Month Begins
    411 1 AntiBandit Month Begins Kuala Lumpur. Mon. THE Anti-Bandit Month began at seven o'clock last night. Three hundred and fifty thousand volunteers are ready to enter the field. Today the Government mukes its first move to cut at bandit food supplies. Amendments to the Emergency Regulations are to be gazetted providing
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    Attlee Will Form New Labour Majority Now 10
    236 1 Reuter. mm LONDON, Sunday.— J pRIME Minister Clement Attlee told the nation today that he will form another Labo-ir government. Before announcing his decision short'v after noon, the Prime Minister considered the position for 75 minutes at an emergency session of the
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    KOREAN ELECTION
    16 1 U.P. SEOUL, Sun.—The government yesterday set Korea's bi-annual election for the 10th of May.—U.P.
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    TRUCE ON FOREIGN POLICY
    108 1 A.P. LONDON, Sun.—lnformed officials today predicted tho labourites and Conservatives mil iniormaliy to keep major foreign policy questions out oi th&r po.ineal Aarlare. Neitner party headquarters would co.nm?nt. A broad sphere of cooperation in loreign affairs has existed between the two parties since 1945. This co-operation
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    Mao and Chou Return Home
    44 1 Reuter. LONDON, Sun.—Chinese Communist leader Mao Tse- tung and Foreign Minister r Chou En-lai have crossed the Soviet border into I China on their way home f from Moscow, the oflicial Soviet news agency Tass S reported tonight.—Reuter. ri
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    SMALL BUSINESS, MUCH MISGIVING IN THE MARKETS
    657 2 By A Market Corres. DE-OPENING after Chinese New Year Malayan markets narked time until the political future of Great Britain had been resolved. Only small-scale dealings were possible and there was little variation n prices from those before the holiday. On Friday the
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    BIG STRIDES IN U.S. STOCKPILING
    468 2 USIS. WASHINGTON. Friday. f JHE U.S. Munitions Board, in its semi-annual report to Congress on stockpiling for the last half of 1949, made public on Wednesday, announced that by June 30 of this year nearly 54 per cent in dollar value of the materials called
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    Britons Say 'Ban Hongkong Goods'
    195 2 A.P. Sunday. British manufacturers and industrialists are clamouring for a ban on the importation of Hongkong manufactured products. They charge that Hongkong goods are either made from Japanese raw materials or are >utright Japanese goods relabelled and exported to the United Kingdom as Empire produce.
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    PERON TALKS
    37 2 A.P. BUENOS AIRES, Sun. President Peron and Edward G. Miller. Junior. U.S. Assistant Secretary or State, are holding a series of conferences looking toward a new trade treaty between Argentina and the United States. A.P.
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    Australian Wheat Crop Sold Out
    86 2 A.P. MELBOURNE. Sun.—Australia's wheat crop is worth £104.000.000. This was announced by F. H. Cullen. chairman of the Australian Wheat Board. He said the season's wheat has been sold. Producers will have received 9/11 per bushel when final payments are made. Of the 174 million
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    CAR PRICES CUT
    56 2 A.P. DETROIT. Sun. Price cuts ranging from US$lO to US$4O. on the prices of all its cars and trucks were announced on Friday by General Motors Corporation. The reductions are effective immediately and come with an announcement of a downward adjustment in the cost of living allowance
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    Indian Exports To Malaya Set Record
    95 2 A.P. IUEW DELHI, Sun.—lndia's 1" exj tg to Malaya set a record in the quarter ended Dec. 31. Commerce Ministry figures reveal. ExDorts totalled Straits $31,389,968 compared with Straits $14,526,851 in the previous quarter,, and Straits $10,459,325 in the corresponding period of 1948. At
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    Goodrich Assail Synthetic Plan
    146 2 U.P. WASHINGTON. Sun. Ward Keener. President of B. P. Goodrich. Company, said during the weekend that President Truman's plan for disposing Government synthetic rubber plants would penalize the big rubber companies which pioneer the field. Keener testified before the House of Representatives Armed Services sub-com-mittee, which
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    RUBBER MARKET
    86 2 The mbbcr commodity market was steady on Saturday though business was quiet. Prices remained unchanged from Friday's levels at: Buvcrs Sellers No. 1 RSS t.o.b. Mai. 53 8 53% No. 2 RSS f.o.b. Mar. 52% 53 Nc. 3 RSS 1.0.b. Mar. 52 52 > 4 On icgisteied tender
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    Tin Prices
    50 2 SINGAPORE FEB. 25: Tin price was $287£. Down SO 12i cents. LONDON FEB. 24: Spot £599. Unchanged. Three months £582. Unchanged. Settlement price £599.. Turnover 40 tons. Second session: Spot £599. Down f. Three months £582 i. Down I. Settlement price £599 A Down i. Turnover 30 tons.
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    PRODUCE MARKET
    58 2 Coffee was very quiet in the Singapore produce mark 'ts on Saturday with trading at the close at $1404 per picul for Rio 5. There was little further interest either way. Copra was quiet with buyers at $37 and sellers at $371 per picul f.o.b. MarApr. No business
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    BRITISH CARS TOP THE LIST
    64 2 A.P. COPENHAGEN. Sun With models from 22 manufacturers. British cars outnumbered those of all other countries at the Copenhagen International Motor Exhibition on Friday. The models, ranging from the £7.000 Rolls Royce Silver Wraith to the Morgan three-wheeler, are expected to be immensely popular with
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    THEY WORK HARDER
    38 2 A.P. NEW YORK. Sun. British production per man hour is 25 per cent below American output. Douglas James, head of the British productivity tea m. said after a six weeks' tour of U.S. industrial centres.—A.P.
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    RECORD OUTPUT
    59 2 A.P. NEW YORK. Sun. The United States made 47 percent of the world's estimated production of 166,500.--000 tons of steel in 1949. the American iron and Steel Institute reported on Friday. VS. production amounted to 77.868.000 tons. Britain's record output of approximately 17,420.000 tons last year was equal
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    Ban On Steel To Russian Zone Lifted
    157 2 A.P. BERLIN, Sund WEST Germany lifted the Allied-sponsored embare on steel exports to the Russian zoni and adyocated more trade with the East. East German sources showed unconc* tied tion and announced they will seek nev,- talk. expansion next weeK. Tne steel ban,
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    Elections Tell On Wall Street Deals
    193 2 U.P. NEW YORK. Sun. c General Election, and tfca American coal strike, gave Wall Street some excitement this week. The net result was a small decline in tire generr.l average. American Locos fell on dividend reductions. General Electric s increased dividend had been anticipated,
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    BRIGHT FUTURE FOR JAP GOODS IN S. E. ASIA
    120 2 Reuter, AAP. HONGKONG Sun. Robert West, United States De puty Under Secretary, said prospects for Japanese trade in South East Asia were bright. Mr. West and a group of RCAP representatives arrived here last even'ng from Bangkok. They have been -tudying
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    UPSWING IN NY. COTTON
    86 2 UP. NEW YORK, Sun.—New crop positions showed a rui>ther upwing, and cotten fu tures moved last week to the best position on the board sinco mid-July last year. At the close on Friday, tne list ruled four to fifty points higher than the previous week. Liquidation
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    RAILS GREN
    48 2 A.P. NEW DELHI, Sun. Indian railways during the current financial year yielded a surplus revenue ot RS.I 10,000,000. Transport, Minister N. G. Ayyangar told the Indian Parliament Presenting th» Kailway Budget he add -d the surplus in the next financial year is expected to be R5.140,000,000.—A.P.
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    U.S.I. Danes Currency Law Change
    148 2 Reuter-AAP. DJAKARTA. Sun nesian Finance M fruddin Prawlrai the following statement rm, about rumours that new in donesian currency reguh tions could be *xnected a cording to An ta new agency. The Government baa nc in tention for the time bate to alter the existing
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    Rail 'Rush' Holds Up Red China Cargo
    121 2 A.A.P. HONGKONG. Sun Only a small portion o< the ca goes from EfpogfcOßf la Shanghai is reaching it.- <letination owing to rulwa. I congestion bttwu n Tsiagtao and Shanghai, iccon I Chinese trade circl< s hcic. As a result an ippeal feia I
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    P. L. TO BUY JAP PETROL ENGINES
    85 2 Reuter-AAP. TOKIO. Sun. The Pfctoj pine? is negotiating to puichase 3.000 petrol engirtfrom the Japane o nrm of Kubots Iron Work- the newragency Jiji reporV 1 today. Kubots. manufact-i:< r of 06 per cent, of Japan' petro 1 engines, was reported to be
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    Engineer Saved Works From Blow-up
    131 3 PfiliF negligence of two cmI ployees might have resulted in a blow-up of the Kallang Gasworks, if prompt action oof hem taken by a gas us. er. •an i mc i, one ;in engine and the other a fireman ,c dismissed at the end month.
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    POLICE PRAISED
    52 3 1 mm Our Own Correspondent MALACCA. Sun. MR. G E C. Wisdom praised the work of the police in Malacca at the meeting Settlement Council hoti ve-U'day. The eftfnparative absence ol banCjrt attacks on Malaci b cause of the ener- action of the police rctfe in the Settlement,
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    ARMY ALSATIAN SHOWS 'EM HOW
    75 3 SINGAPORE Alsatian dog UWDCIfI had a lesson on how to train their dogs at thi Police Training School j giound yesterday. The instructors were staff Sgi C. R. Laycock of the ADog Guard Unit. Sinind Mi. E. V. Smith. A. a. P. the founder of
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    THE OLD WAY— —AND THE NEW
    122 3 Above: Mr. and Mrs. Tt?o IVng Hong whose wedding at C>l, Meyer littad, Singapore took place recently. The marriage was conducted in accordance with ancient Chinese custom. Mr. Teo is the second son of Mr. and MrR. Teo Kirn Eng, (ho owner of Teo
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    POLICE FOIL RED RAID ON STATION
    403 3 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. A LARGE force of bandits attacked Ayer Bembam Police Station at the 29th mile Johore Bahru 'Ayer Hltam Road at one o'clock this morning. They were driven away after a half hour battle. This is the second hand it attack on
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    RECOVERY OF S'PORE AMAZES SIR HENRY
    97 3 Seventv-four-ycat-oid Sir Henry Ciaik, who La combining a health trip with talks with executives of the Overseas League in the Far East, was vcsterday astonished by the "miraculous rate of recovery of Singapore and it 3 ietuin to piospcrty. Sit Heniv, said: "The Overseas
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    TWO STRIPES FOR LION FLAG
    214 3 f'EYLON is straining every effort to make itself a nation oy voiding ther its ditferent com (ties into one people, ignify this achievement. Lion Flag of Lanka will boon carry two stripes one to reoreaent the Mosol the island, the other to represent the Tamils.
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    HELP THE SQUATTERS
    305 3  -  Dato Tan KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. IVATO Tan Cheng Lock, president of the Malayan Chinese Association today asked the Chinese ot Malaya and Singapore to back all MCA plans to aid the squatters. He told them: "It is your urgent duty .o make your contribution tc the solution
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    SOCIETY CALLS FOR COMMENTS
    112 3 rE East West Society, whose aim La to promote unity and understanding between the peoples of the East and the West, is bringing out an annual bulletin next month. An interesting feature of tail bulletin will be a "What's wrong with the Cause"' section, comprising .ettcrs
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    A KING GAOLS HIS BROTHER
    52 3 CAIRO, Sun.—The British owned Egyptian Gazette said today that King Ahmed of xemen has broken up a plot to overthrow the government led by his brother. An undated dispatch reported that the King's brotner. Self Ellslam. who was Minister of Education, is now in prison
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    JESSUP TALKS WITH LIAGUAT
    57 3 A.P. KARACHI. Sun.—Dr. Fitilip C. Jessup, America's roving ambassador, told reporters today he met Pakistani Premier Liaquat Ali Khan. Finance Minister Ghulam Moha--1 mcd and Foreign Ministry I officials. He promised to give details I of his talks with thorn at news conference on Tuesday morning
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    NEW POWERS FOR INDIAN GOVT.
    52 3 U.P. NEW DELHI. Sun.—Tne Indian Parliament passed a bill yesterday which will give the government the right to detain communists in jail without trial. The Deputy Premier. Sardai* Patel, said that the new legislation was needed to strengthen the republic's control over communists and other
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    NEW SCHOOL
    18 3 TUMPAT, Kelantan. Sun. The Sultan of Kelantan will open a new school here on March 3.
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    BETTY GIVES UP BALLET TV WED
    102 3 BALLET dance Betty Craig will give up her dancing to be a housewife. Betty left Singapore this morning for Calcutta when she will be married t. jockey Edwin CracKneil. this evening. Betty flew through Singapore by Qantas/BOAC Constellation for Sydney yesterday. Edwin Cracknell has
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    Payne's Trip To UK Might End Blackouts In Spore
    240 3 THE Municipal Electrical Engineer-, Mr. C. C. Payne will shortly fly to England in a bid to speed up delivery of plant and building materials for the new Pasir Panjang Power Motion. Mi. Payne's trip it is hoped, will save the
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    PYRRHIC VICTORY
    572 4 rpiE British Labour Party is in office but not in P rSt about sums up the-results of the General Ele The n politically alert may'fee elated or depressed according to their party convictions. The Tones will regard the reduction of Labour's majority from about 180 to 10 as
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    NEW KORAN THEORY RAISES STORM
    1314 4  -  A theory put forward by a 44'Ycur old Palesfine-born Arab implies that there may have been human interpolation in the Koran. M. m. by A CORRESPONDENT Reuter. Anew theory about the Koran, from which about 400,000.000 Muslims derive their faith in Allah and the Prophet
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    A COMEDOWN FOR THE CAMEL
    524 4  -  BY OLOF HADD AD A.P. CAIRO THE camel was not always the ship of the desert That is what a noted American student of the past thinks. He figures that the ass was the beast of burden in the desert for many centuries before the
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    Competition Impossible
    167 4 Reuter. lAPANESE textiles, reaching South Africa in increasing quantities, are undercutting British-manufac-turned materials so much that they threaten to oust them from Wk market. Some of the Japanese textiles are 400 per cent cheaper than the British counterparts. All of them are far below present-day competitive prices. Even
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    HONGKONG IS SAFE – FOR A TIME
    761 4  - HONGKONG IS SAFE FOR A TIME by WILLIAM PARROT Reuter. HONGKONG SERIOUS communist pressure for the return of Hongkong to China IJ riought unlikely while the Nationalists in Taiwan continue to operate a blockade. Most Chinese here be ieve that under present conditions Hongkong in British hands is more valuable
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    APRILFIRST IS D(RY) DAY
    725 4 U.P. BOMBAY. THIRTY million inhabitants of Bo m b ay Province, lying on the Western seaboard of this vast subcontinent will be legally barred from liquor when the Bombay Prohibition Act goes into effect on April Fool's Day, 1950. Whether this great social reform will succeed
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    BANDITS SHOOT IT OUT WITH POLICE
    365 5 ATTEMPT TO HOLD UP MIGHT CLUB FAILS U.P. NEW YORK, Sunday. oFVEN bandits shot it out with the police in a darattempt to hold up a Greenwich Village night 1 h in the early hours of the morning yesterday. Four of the bandits escaped.
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    PROTEST PRA YERS
    64 5 A.P. NEW YORK. Sun.—Three hundred men and women lit a three foot candle in Central Manhattan's Community Church yesterday and began a 36-hour marathon prayer meeting to protest against the Hydrogen Bomb. Pastor Donald Harrinton called the bomb "militarily stupid, politically a blunder, morally hideous. "The bomb
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    SHOE BOSS FINED FOR CONTEMPT'
    69 5 A.P. Sun. Rank H. American Pre- cneral-Mana- Hale Shoe Comaned US$5O on ol guilty to a indirect conXpt -bvthe Manila Court j Relations charged *ith permit an in- court of In- r lationa to make of his shoe ring plant rney apolo?is- and said his
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    GEORGIA TAKES THE LAW INTC HER OWNHANDS
    71 5 A.P. VTHENS. Sun.—A few minutes before a seduction trial was due to begin here. Georgia Pallis iously woundseducer with a knife in the court room. Pallis, '26. accused icing the girl, is said to have little chance of wThe girl, who *ras arrested
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    GRACIE FIELDS INHERITS US$200,000
    56 5 A.P. LOS ANGELES. Sun. Fields was left all of US$2OO,OOO- husband. Monty in a will filed for probate here yesterday. named his wife but she asked t to appoint her lawjrei and bank instead. la described as income of US$l9,Banks died in lary. The couple a
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    CHILDREN SURVIVE SUICIDE PACT
    91 5 TOKYO. Sun. A five rapaneae boy, and ar old sister, are 5 why they are all lay, when only ly they were mcmi tumily of ten. know is that last i night their father gave them a glass of sugared water. 'It was good and sweet,
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    Fraulein In Flounees
    55 5 German fashion designers have gone back to the garconne ityfea D f 1925 for their 1950 fasnions Note the elolh hat that used to be the hall-mark uf the "Bright Young Things." This alternoon dress is in Wue crepe satin, with coffee bean vo t N and
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    RUSSIA SPLITS UP ARMED FORCES
    157 5 A.P. LONDON, Sunday. RUSSIA has separated its armed forces and created a Ministry of the Navy, the Moscow Radio said last night. Creation of the Navy Ministry followed reports, including those in the authoritative Jane's Fighting Ships, that Russia is building up a powerful navy
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    YMCA TO HOLD LENT MEETING
    56 5 Friends and members of the YMCA are invited to a special devotional meeting today to mar*c the opening of the season of Lent. The meeting will start at 8 p.m. in the Quiet Room of the YMCA. Orchard Road. The theme of the evening will
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    19 in 20 100 dull to be police
    67 5 ESSEX. Sun. SHORTAGE of police in the home counties was due to the fact that hundred* of MM who aj>plied had to be turned down because of their low standard of intelligence. Supt. G. H. Hodges made this reply recently to a
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    MOIRA WEDS
    47 5 Reuter. LONDON. Sun. Moira Shearer. 22. ballet idol of millions and star of the British film "Red Shoes" was married yesterday in the historic 16th century Chapel of Hampton Court Palace to Ludovic Kennedy. 29-year-old writer and son of the late Capt. Edward Kennedy R.N.—Reuter.
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    VARSITY FUND
    14 5 Last week's contributions to the University of Malaya Endowment Fund total $27,834.60.
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    U.S. ARMY HUNT FOR 'PHANTOM SPY RING'
    93 5 A.P. HELDELBERG, Sun. The U.S. Army has tightened security measures in XXDM headquarters city against a suspected "phantom spy ring.The ring has defied American and German agents since last August by boldly entering the homes of high officers and walking off with secret
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    PHILATELIST
    31 5 LONDON, Sun. -lore than 100 pages of King George Vl's private stamp collection will be exhibited for the first time at the Ixjndon International Stamp Exhibition on May 6.-— A.P.
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    LAST EDITION
    24 5 A.P. Chateaurouk. France. Sun. -A fire and explosion today destroyed the building and printing press of the procommunist newspaper "La Marsellaise". —A.P.
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    Cannot Interfere With Court Decision-UK. Tells U.S.
    234 5 Cannot Interfere With Court DecisionUK. Tells U.S. Reuter-AAP. LONDON, Sunday. A FOREIGN Office spokesman said yesterday that the British Government could not interfere with the decision of the Hongkong supreme court that 71 aircraft, formerly belonging to the Chinese Nationalists, must be transferred to the Chinese People's Government. United States
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    Indian Muslims Back Nehru Plan To End Bengal Riots
    222 5 NEW DELHI, Sunday. MAULANA Hafizur Rahman, General Secretary 41 Jamiat-ul-Ulema-i-Hind I has appealed to the Pakistan Prime Minister Mr. Liaquat Ah Khan to Lcept Prime Minister Nehru's^ proposal W fact-finding commissions to tour East and West B8 telegram, Maulana Rahman says:
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    FILIPINO JAPANESE WAITRESS
    93 5 U.P. HONOLULU. Sun. t\ Filipino stabbed a divorce* Japanese waitress in down town cafe here yes terday. and then committee suicide. The waitress was Lorraine Manuel, twenty-three-year old mother of three, children. Police said that she was, stabbed in a cafe, by Seve-r rino Olaya, when she
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    FIRE WRECKS WOOL WORTHS
    78 5 U.P. WILLOUOHBY. Ohio. Sun. A nre, estimated to have caused damage to the tune of U*****,000. raged out of control through the business section of Willoughby yesterday. The fire was started by an explosion, swept through an entire block of buildings, and wrecked the new store
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    MANCHESTER U HIT LIVERPOOL HARD
    572 6 FIVE CUP SIDES LOSE Reuter. £ONDON, Sunday. For the second time Liverpool lost the lead in the First Division to Manchester United, yesterday, when Middlesborough inflicted the biggest defeat suffered by Liverpool this Feasor., and the United played a great second half gime to defeat
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    SWANSEA GET A SURPRISE
    419 6 Reuter. LONDON. Sun A very muddy told In club rugby matches so that the forwards largely controlled the play and there were some vigorous tussles which the referee's tactiul intervention prevented from developing into "incidents."' Swansea, twice this season conquerors of mighty CarditT. suffered a surprise
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    RAPID SCORING BY EMPIRE XI
    537 6 COLOMBO, Sunday. Scoring at the average of one run a minute, half the Commonwealth team, after a slow start, wero back in the pavilion at the Oval for 355 runs on the first day of their unofficial Test match against Ceylon. They declared today. The
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    WASHED OUT
    34 6 Reuter. MARITZBURG, Sun.—Rain washed out play yesterday in the cricket match betweenithab Australians and Natal hereP Scoreboard on the opening day was: Australians first innings 312, Natal 34 fOi I wo. Reuter,
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    France And Ireland Win Rugby Tests
    382 6 Reuter. LONDON, Sunday. The second half of Rugby Union international programme for the Season began yesterday in Paris and Dublin, the respective visitors being England and Scotland. Ireland, last year's champions, who have lost to England and shared honours wJTn France registered a convincing
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    WOMAN SQUASH CHAMPION
    48 6 A.P. LONDON, BOD. Janet Morgan won the Briti'h Wo men's .squash rackets championship yesterday. She v. on the American title 'ast year when a British team toured the U.S. The London school mistre.s beat Joan Curry, holder tor the past three years, 9-4, <)-J. 9-O.—A.P.
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    IRISH RACERS WINS SANTA ANITA H'CAP
    72 6 A.P. LOS ANGLES, Sun.—The Irish race horse Noor, won the USfIOO.OOO Santa AniU Handicap y.-stera-ly Calumet Farm's Citation, Twc Lea and Punder Were second, third and fourth. Noor overtook Two Lea in the stretch and held off Citation'. 1 oid to the wire, winning
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    BARRIE WINS U.K. BILLIARDS PRO. TITLE
    71 6 LONDON, Suu—Never in arrears since the opening session on the first clay's p'.ay. John Barric, of Wisbech, beat Kinglcy. of Birmingham, at Burr;ugn.s Hall. London, to secure the United Kingdom professional billiards title. He won by nearly 4.000 points, and uunng the weeks match
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    SOVIET CLALM SWIM RECORD
    79 6 A.P. MOSCOW. Sun.—The «0- i« t Press on Fiiday said thnt the swimming star Leonid M' stakov had bettered tne world record Iji the 100-nic-trc breast stroke event. It was announced that the BWlmmcr, in a .iicct at Minsk, swam the 100 metres .n one minute
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    WONG PENG SOON REGISTERS HIS FIRST VICTORY...
    423 7 OFF TO RUN THE RULE OVER DANES Reuter. Sunday. Wong Peng Soon, 31-year-old Malayan badminton cham pion, and his English partner Noel Radford last night enhanced their pros pects of winning the All-England doubles championship next week by scoring a decisive victory in
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    IMPROVED STANDARD IN HONGKONG
    107 7 A.P. HONGKONG. Toaay .—The first three nights' games of the Hongkong Badminton Championships gave ample proof that the standard of the game is definitely much higher in 1950 than in the last two years. Out of 19 matches played in these three nights, no loss than
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    ARCHERS GET SILVER CUPS EVERY WEEK
    133 7 The newly formed Singapore Archery Club wants to make things as attractive to members as possible. With their generous handicapping system, even new arcners, wno are just taKing up the bow, will be able to win one of the silver cups handed out alter
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    T. B. RANGERS
    49 7 The T'ona Bi r.ansers vill meet the Wan M >lUS < 'id Boys at soccer tomorrow evCBUU Farrer Pail: On Thu-sday tl;ey ray the tcond ,hiiu of t tic S.C.C. on tie latt»'' Kfotind id <n Mennay |a« 8.8 U ,J 't Padanu. Ail BWiM s/)- •>*
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    Another Malayan Victory
    52 7 Reuter. o\HON. Sun. —Ylala- a jet win in r j <>p; ii ba lmin- 1 ton imirn meat. fnal of th.- men's r dricted singles, j tc players w aa ha«i r v.on q tournament, L.T. Le« beat W.S. Slow ,<> i.VT. Bath players I Malayan stuuVnts
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    ...But Choong Meets His Waterloo
    170 7 A.P. PLASGOW, Sunday. The Malayan, E. L. Choong. Cambridge University badminton captain, who experts think will meet Wong Peng Soon in the men's final of the All-England championships and win. suffered his first reverse in a chammship tournament this season. Meeting the Dane, Ole Jensen,
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    CHEERFUL LADS RALLY WELL
    63 7 Down two troals for three < uteri the game, the Cheer ful Lads rallied well in the last quarter to »-yen the s<-ore wt —I rntt an "A" team cf the Chinese Athletic on me j. e»u«. Kurau ~ro;i: d yesteroay. Chinese Athletic s centre torward
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    M.C.C.To Tour India Next Year
    88 7 GIIS MADRAS. Sun.—The Board ot Control for Cricket in India at a meeting in Madras authorised its President. Mr. A S. De Mello to negotiate for a visit of an English cricket team to India next season. ihe Board also confirmed arrangements for the M.C.C.
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    MALACCA CRICKET IS WEAK
    220 7 MALACCA, Sun.—Mr. G. S. Walker, president of the Malacca Cricket Association, in his review for last year, tabled at the association's annual general meeting, said that the general standard of cricket in the Settlement was not high, though, compared with 1948, the standard of fielding had
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    TWO GOALS WIN
    42 7 in another game the Young Soccerites scored a three-one win over the Second Xt of the Cheerful Lads. Scorn for Soccerites were Rahmin. R. IX Silva and Alex. Edward Tan induced the lead three minutes before the final whistle.
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    S.C.F.A. May Go To Burma
    133 7 A Singapore Chinese soccer team may visit Burma either late tb> year or next year if plans oi the Singapore Chinese Football Association materialise. This was disclosed by Mr. T. W. Ong. President of the S.C.F.A.. at a dinner on Saturday at which tin Burmese
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    CHARLES IS INJURED IN TRAINING
    93 7 Reuter. NEW YORK. Sua.—Exzarc; Charles, world heavyweight boxing champion according to the National Boxing Association, has been injured in training and will not be able to defend his title against Freddie Beshore on Tuesday. It was announced today that this fight had been cancelled. Jake
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    Accounts Passed: Tributes Paid
    331 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. THE Council o r the Badminton Association ot 1 Malaya at its meeting here today approved th° Thomas Cup Fund account submitted by Mr. Lim Chuan Geok, manager and non-playing captain of the Thomas Civ? team. The only opposition came from the Penang
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    INTERNATIONAL LAWN TENNIS TOURNAMENT
    55 7 A.P. SAN REMO. Sun.—ltaly's Rolando Del Belle won the singles final in the 35th international tennis tournament today. He defeated Sweden's Torston Johannson 8-6, 6-2. 1-6. 7-5. In the doubles. Gianni Cucelli and Marcello Del Bella, of Italy, defeated Johannson of Sweden and Harper of Australia
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    THOMAS CUP IN MAY 1952
    314 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. THE Council of the Badminton Association 1 of Malaya axed May 1950 as the tentative month for the Thomas Cup competition at its meeting here today. The Hon Secretary. Mr. Mocv Lian lee*, informed the meeting that he had received a letter
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    JOLLILADS DRAW WITH KOTA RAJA
    29 7 The Jollilads Athletic Ur'ou did well yesterday to hold the Kota Raja football team to a goalless draw on the Railway ground Kampong Bahru.
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    I.A. CRICKET
    46 7 In the Indian Association home and home match on th»Khalsa ground yesterday Di. Abraham's side defeated Abbas Bhov s XI by 130 runs. Abbas TJhov's XT made ,9 runs to which the doctor's teem replied with 209. V. Gill toprcoring with an unfinished 21.
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    MARRIAGE
    40 7 GOLDIE—SHEDDSN at the Presbyterian Church Sin£r r a pcre. *on 25th Februa.y, 1950. Donald Scott, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Goldic, Edinburgh, (late of Penang) to Eileen Muriel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Shedden, Singapore.
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    RED JUNK FLEET TAKES NATIONALIST NAVAL BASE
    314 8 Reuter. LONDON, Sunday. f HINESE Communist troops captured the Nationalist Naval Base Island of L Namoa, 20 miles north of Swatow, in a three-hour battle during a heavy storm on Thusrday, the new China news agency reported in London tonight. The People's Army
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    PROTECTIVE MEASURES FOR BERLIN
    156 8 A.P. BERLIN. Sun.—Allied protective measures against the forthcoming Communist i "march on Berlin" will be decided on the highest governmental level. U.S. sources disclosed today. Admitting the danger of bloodshed if 500.000 German Communist youth carry out threats to "occupy" West Berlin on May 27—30, the
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    PANJABI MURDERER
    43 8 KLUANG, Four bandits wearing Communist caps held up a latex lorry proceeding to C.E.P. Estate. Layang Layang. yesterday and took away identity cards and S4s.—from the Indian driver, Indian conductor and a Malay. The lorry was set on fire and destroyed.
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    Move To Install Chin
    49 8 Reuter. TAIPEH, Sun. Al Control Yuan resolu- I tion was formally in- I troduced yesterday to I impeach Acting Pre- sident Li Tsung-jen for neglecting his duties. Meanwhile. Taipeh despatch says that Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek will announce resumption of his presidency before Mar. 1. Reuter.
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    And Now: Postal Pact
    114 8 Reuter, AAP., U.P. A.P. HONGKONG. Sun.—Peking and Moscow have concluded a postal and telegraphic agreement in Moscow according to Communsist sources in Hongkong. Meanwhile, Tass reports that Chinese Communist leader Mao Tse-tung and Foreign Minister Chou En-lai visited Chita, capital of the Soviet province of Chitinsk
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    Heath Quits Sofia: Brands Government
    176 8 A.P. NIS YUGOSLAVIA, Sun. U- S. Minister Donald R. Heath led his out of Bulgaria today, branding her Red govern ment as an enemy of freedom. Heath, who had served as American Minister in Sofia until the United States broke diplomatic relations with Bulgaria spoke
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    Asylum Chief Is A Lunatic
    72 8 Reuter. TOKYO, Sun.—Japanese Government psy-cho-analysts yesterday advised the confinement of a mental hospital head as a dangerous lunatic following reports that inmates of his hospital had died from torture and beatThe 71-year-oia head of the asylum revealed hi s insanity during questioning by investigators who
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    Call Him What You Like...
    55 8 A.P. MA XILA Sun.—A -European prince" whose futt name measures two feet whtn typewritten, passed through ihe Philippines. He was Pritice Vladimir Bh>-ll Vasili Karl Enrik Ad If Aleksander Nikolai MtitheU Andrev Mane Knostanti Dmitri Radonur Voledar Shelovich Edeuardocieh Punkev Orlov Bobrinski Potem-kin-Tavrichewiki Holstein Gottorp.
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    U.S AID MISSION WILL START WORK IN SAIGON
    292 8 Reuter. A.P. U.P. SAIGON, Sunday THE American economic aid mission to South East 1 Asia will begin its tour by visiting Saigon Mr F.dmund A. Gullion, American Charge d'Affair here, said today. aill ..o *d exactly when the mission would arrive, but
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    WHAT'S ON TODAY
    274 8 GENERAL Y.W.C.A.: Mandarin Class nw Kinners) Raffles Quay at Sports Club meets at' to* ning. •vST. HILDA'S Raton*. W W Fellowship, 5 p.m. CHINESE V.M.C.A. gie Road, class club 5 weight-lifting, 5.30 p.m. »£j organ class. 7 p.m. practice. 7.30 p.m. V.M.C.A., volley ball annual meeting. Tennis
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