Morning Tribune, 12 March 1947

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    Masthead
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    Civil War Looms In Punjab
    210 1 Civil War Looms In Punjab jdeni last spreading or tne ww»-w mndreds kill* J and I il* coincides with amVssam, the Hindu major Burma. M martins the start of civil •bedience campaign Rlcting m the Punjab where an ranged against Hindus and Sikhs -spread >i> Campbellpore on the road to
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    Soviet Reject U.S. Protest
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    A Tojo Plea Fails
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    Paris News Strike
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    Taiwan Riots
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    Gruner Petition Before Privy Council
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    SUPPORT FOR CHINA REDS SEEN IN MOVE BY MOLOTOV
    1176 1 SUPPORT FOR CHINA REDS SEEN IN MOVE BY MOLOTOV Strong Protest In Nanking M. Molotov 's suggestion to the Big Four meeting to discuss the situation m China has aroused a storm of protest. Nanking has been full of speculation during the past two months regarding the possibility of just
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    How Oversea Association Was Formed
    97 1 How Oversea Association Was Formed Mamoru Shinouki, un der cross-examination at the continued trial yesterday of the WBlfi ii JapanCoB accused of complicity m the Singapore Chinese massacre, describe I the formation of the Oversea ChineM Association. This, he said, was intended for the protection Of the Chinese, especially those
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    Rangoon Strike Off
    42 1 RANGOON. Ma 11 Bank strik c resuming k t m< i w. Tl^' st Ike, ed banking a< vity m X a m nth. was ca c impromi^e tit undei ment fjg gfkh;lfk hdf klgfk h;lgf; ldf kh Reuter
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    Greek Debt Renounced
    54 1 ATHENS, Mai n. Bir Clifford B ttish Ambas^adoi :med k Gov« mini a Britu hci claim U> ihe lepaymeiit :ilc fOOd *Uppii ugh the Bri- n h Reuter 11. An. ith illment third Ui 16 d neai Dabein *tan, 40 mile of Rangoon Burin The repot? d
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    Reaction In London
    198 1 Fears that the Soviet move to place discussion of the Chinese s tuation on the agenda of the Moscow Conference foreshadow a switch of support from the Kuomintang Government m Nank ng to the Commun sts m Yenan were being expressed by diplomatic observers m London yesterday.
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    20,000 Safety Passes Issued Te Chinese At Time Of The Massacre
    1022 2 Ao Trials Of Any Sort Vntil I jitter Part Of February Witnesses Who Escaped The Killings il Ol c War Crim I a r ci civ March Mamoru Shin the Chiiu pu Im ■vhich he Japan* fl killings w
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    UNKNOWN
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    U.S. Shipper Protect To MacArthur
    57 3 U.S. Shipper Protect To MacArthur i tin- the I mtch now vov 11 1 bl sh t lift He MacArhui to the immediate ri turn to J pan of priaoix 10. rhe d .> i t..)day that the i J H 8d S i aide on( j p to tin
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    Camerons To Be Stationed At Ipoh
    28 3 Camerons To Be Stationed At Ipoh i at UilI '1 did ;taff J d 1 ir»--(t the c Canierons previous to Malaya Common,h I m i. a n-
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    BUTTERWORTH WEDDING
    15 3 BUTTERWORTH WEDDING 1 last at the Ch Pr ietor OI Hoe Seng ci Swatow. China.
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    English Fireman's Theft
    96 3 English Fireman's Theft a I Llsh flr< hee." David Vicconvicted In the :e C urt >v EU3 army shin i«. Hit- shirt was found In blq abin when it was searched by i ciptain and the chid ere looking for some rtiich had been i< the linen locker the t>e
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    Alleged Theft Of Barge
    69 3 i m t\\e sum <n sio.iku.. <[ i > bdul uid bin Basuni, a B m itli Court yesterday, when he elaiinaving stolen a b oo belonging to the OlictT Malayan Are s i i n Ihe li'se was postponed a week for mention. Mr John
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    Elephants, Lions And Tigers Arrive In Roads
    96 3 Lanj r lions. lie i left Colombo 20 behind Thenin ii. on the aft deck of the rminx their circus rou- tip- wringing" to music The ned to ha\ who 1 r v nci Tii the forep <rt of the .-hip l c
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    Tightening The Law Against Societies
    401 3 NEW ORDINANCE FOR MALAYAN UNION Mr. A. r. Newboult, Ch:< Union Advisory Council yes femendments made In th< *'l should like to take this opportunity tv remind Hon. Members of the main features of this Bill which are departure from practice m the pa>t. Under
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    PANTRY BOYS THEFT
    230 3 Wh.'n William Edward W ruft, an American a aman ol the ilig MrHrnry Howe" was charged before Fourth Police llstrate Ahmad b.n Ibrahim with ti. M ol oik bheet and two tablecloths bel< ini^ to the U.fc. Go\<>rnmrnt on M irch 10 he ,aid that he "wished
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    New Premises For Union P. R. Dept.
    101 3 N ew Premises For Union P. R. Dept. The Resident Commissioner. Selangor, Mr. W. A. Ward, will perform the opening ceremony of the new Public Relations Information Centre which has been erected m front of the Government crfices m Batu Road on Thursday morning. Although the new premises are less
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  • Page 3 Miscellaneous
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      63 3 Radio Programmes For Indian Forces Following .1 meeting of the forces Broadcasting Co-ordina-ting Committee the following alternations to the Indian programme are announced. The Indian programme wjJl be broadcast on one frequency only; 19.84 metres. 15-12 megaclea on 100 kilowatt power. It is considered that this change will improve reception.
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    Morning Tribune WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12, 1947. Council Procedure
    315 4 Morning Tribune WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12, 1947. Council Procedure Whatever bit m stor •m t fUtl] ly < to continu country shall b visory council members the appropriate applause. U i members criti pplaud, ment can afford to be tolerant fe In the knowl< d that m< mbi rs <•• but
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  • OUR LONDON LETTER
    • Letter
      Kedah Riots Cause Concern In Britain
      802 4  - Kedah Riots Cause Concern In Britain H.L. HOPKIN r by 1 no adol how (tl th An-- Imtfrei by that Malaya i. s not India. < r Inri or I' China It Is a country which m the past has enjoyed eompletr and absolute freedom from political quarrels and rivalries;
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    International Safeguards For Atom Energy
    130 4 International Safeguards For Atom Energy LAKE SUCCESS, NEW YORK. Mar. 11. Senator Warren Austin, United States delegate, told the Security Council yesterday thai the Soviet proposals for circling with the atomic energy problem were "not constructive" and worn unacceptable to the United Stat Senatior Austin declared "Bee tie UnJ believes
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    REVOLUTION IN PARAGUAY
    31 4 ASUNCION. Army is tonight by folio? furtl revohr agai nio Morinigo's government, nng 'Tnmrnt r The Uprising, which w.i oc\ when rs m Asuncion t with four draths.
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    5-Second News From Britain
    223 4 5-Second News From Britain April wii Public Will year F» r the Ii ithe Qodmanc C unrades Club, whic an Income of over 's appointing i paid Profits from Bun should be given I schools is a BUggi stion beinj considered by Dart u-v i Rural] Council. Scouts of Nundah
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    Full Domestic Rationing Scheme Likely In Britain
    667 5 Full Domestic Rationing Scheme Likely In Britain Common! Debate Economic Policy London, Mar. 10 ant changes m the economic planning of British industry w nnounced by Sir Stafford Cnpp.s when openiM the three-day debate on Britain's "economic budget" m the House of Commons today. The first is the m lengthening
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      56 5 y it til -^b^^^b The Singapore Shops Cdc Restaurant 2. F Confectionery I VICTORIA CONFECTIONERY k BTORE 71. fclgh li PastryI ng IV: r 1 i Parties. Bnqj <d. ■Cosmelics Sundries I Importers and 1 porters All kinds ot Goods |K. K. LIM CO., I Chinese Handiwork Jekinc lace co.,
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      148 5 Educational Suppliers KOPISLATES The Unbreakable elate and slatp pencils. Suppliers to schools throughout Malaya. Sole Agent HUANGHO TRADING CO. I6ilB, Upper Cross Street, Phone: 3591 Singapore Electrical United Trading Co. 61, Stamford Road, Singapore IF IT IS ANYTHING ELECTRICAL, PLEASE CONSULT US Embroidery Direct Importers of all kinds of Chinese
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      157 5 Ladies' Dressmakers HEAP SALE AT IT SIANG ft CO 10, Battery Road, Singapc lions ladies dre.s m Frocks $29.00 Linen Eu $39.00 Sequined Al noon Frocks $59.00. Sequined Evening Frocks $110.00 Optician Regarding the eyesight Consult New China Optical Co. 71, High Street. Singapore. Phone 3786 Photographer CENTURY STUDIO No.
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    Around The Town
    1030 6  -  VERA ARDMORE -WITH Wedding At Fort Canning At the Weslej Methodist Church m Fiv, t Canning tlu wedding look pi.cc of Mr. Lim Wee Pkli and Mi-s choc Oi Kheng lasl Saturday. The bride, who looked radiant m gleam wiii i atm li r tulle veil heid
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    Why Grow Old
    134 6 Why Grow Old I Pals I feel tha I c i re ider* a sei v Ice b; peri calling thei iti ution i impo. tance oi c il examiu i niaiiv pers N m this kii medicine dro] because d ■>•; orked and Of'OU can again t pro I
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      51 6 jixr Air\i:n i LlY. ABNER WENT V f GCX > Oji WASHIMTON T'GIT OUR <fe4 JACr S./ANNOOAL HANDOUT O' lfia^ak HE aVS cD free: turnip seeds -an' V li'l A&Nt CUSSED EF SENhslV-TOR V Wi. Gg JACK S. FOGBOUND DIDN'T "v f A APPOINT TH' CHILE A YEWNITEP W- A
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    Department Store ($116,000) For Five Minutes
    1003 7  - Department Store ($116,000) For Five Minu tes Henry Gris Our Special Hollywood Fe^Uirt f~ by Mornmg Tribune Corres. m Hcllyivood YWOOD Tin departm nt u'm-ii >pened on Monday and y ;pd three dayi liter k i. had s »ici no warei during tence but .id it *o bankrupt w] d
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      68 7 A UALAYA TO THE MORNING TRIBUNE S I Sav rr 1 p By Al Capp lpBf) <m H E T TU^ SO^ EON E1 WHO A SMACKIN' THYSOa^ )F A J KS A^OUN J DAYLIGHTS OUTA "H X)WJMP Pk T^ LE1 EF < TH' PAPPY OF A K JR -Niteid
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  • BOOKS Reviewed
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      "WIND ALOFT"
      421 8  -  Marin-Marie jgfhjlgfjhklhjklgfhjk jghj kljh bti Having kw i i ub win. Malaya* v lie book. 1 w iind tl: ts m 81 PPU lon to I I iei\uuiv Bureau, Orchard i ill parti culars can be i Itf&lnecl Their January choice a M Marin-Marie. -Wind A. cial edition
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      "SO MANY LOVES"
      304 8  -  Leo Walmsley by >Ccll.7is 12s. 6s. > ThU is Leo Walmsley's autoi aphy and many. like myself who derived such enjoyment from hi> other book-, which include Phantom Lobster "Three Fevers' and "Love In the Sun", will and m it the answer to many speculations as to
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      "MAINLY MAIGRET"
      184 8  -  Georges Simenon by ader's Union 3s. 6dJ The discovery of 0^ S'msn hi o&rs a rare gut m these disturbed and har.i day. and Hives to the readtr some of the richn^d ot the works of the great French writers of th-.- nineteenth century. The line is unbroken:
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    U.S. MAY TAKE OVER THE BRITISH ROLE IN GREECE
    276 8 I mic and milit? r: 'This country m hei President Truman piedgtnd Co: men been oir '111:.'.; o2JO.O'Ji» Lo G :h! v t: ;:aat ot id 0.000.000 lt puit ot ilu' foreign relief psogi-amm $1:50.000.000. Qfch ud BVWI oiggi'i ftgui 1
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    2 MAYORS BOYCOTT KING
    134 8 2 MAYORS BOYCOTT KING N BOAR l> IHll ROYAL TRAIN >OITM AFRICA, Mar. hi— iwoM i 12 mayors of outlyiiß villages refused an invitiH tion to meet King (leor« today at Kroonstad wh the Royal Fam.> > ■•mihvM i ed their tour oi the YntoM The iowaslolk. the yaM uuijarity
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      60 8 Europe m the 19H I tunes: 1789 I Grant and H v M perley 1 "No praise ca its historicil flashes Of I which no for the inr-i the I make hist.-r 1 th KeJh G Feil This inip I Introduction '< 1 Oairn< tab) I Lecturrr m P M
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      70 8 Try This AMERICAN C_ ANSWER ro J MM I PRKVIOI S PUZZLE rossword Puzzle ™n AtSii 1 ■E>|L I STERS <:-f .lvook |Gl gj PU-_LUiaHl2A2i 1 7 a 4, 5 T EPJ1GI I k!P| u *POm[u< EiLlErSlSi S^ijji N p 6lDMTlSIA L e RM§nBJr A 9 IREiPSfl I! INlSTU'LlT no
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    UNKNOWN
    200 9 Ne Fi MOVC I rst th< i nt, it pipation m the Con>ly. wouid be the t- oi all i acquaint B •nr\l BitU- rnmeni i u.r nld be Mr Leopold pt Am ry said nterim gowinme.i me her dnmin►rnmenta do m relation British Government. It called that this
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    UNKNOWN
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    15,000 Demonstrate In Paris
    90 9 15,000 Demonstrate In Paris Paris, Mar. 10. Scuffles *< ok place amid shouts of "freedom when 15.000 small businessmen and shopkeepers demonstrated m Paris today protesting against the Government's alleged failure to apply a policy of budgetary deflation. M Jean Hallot, President of the General Confederation of Small Bus nesses,
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    EVOLUTION
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    In A Few Lines...
    150 9 In A Few Lines DUDLEY Mar. 10 ped from an oir. encl( it Dudley Zoo and not today. One had Dd a wall into irby fclintetry ot Supply depot and shot there Four were killed two-hour seafcn Hudley ruins and thp is within the Zoo. The ether two were driven
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    100,000 Britishers Now In India
    87 9 100,000 Britishers Now In India LONDON Mar. 10.- The number of European British subjects m Ind'a was about 100.C0D so far as could be ascertained, Mr A. Arthur Henderson Undersecretary for India, m a Parliamentary reply today. Mr. Reginald Sorensen (Lab.» asked if he would say approxiIy the total number
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    BRIGADIER HAS NARROW ESCAPE
    47 9 JERUSALEM, Mar. 11. BrigaR.G.C. Poule. Commanding he Third Brigade of the British First Infmtry DovUion had a Jay when i mines ii c miles north of .1 Tel Aviv. Ni ither the B;igadi< r noi hi- kljgfh kjklgfhj ;klgfd gf; lgf khgfjh;klfjhkfdjklh Reuter
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    Australia, U.S. Sign Air Pact
    64 9 M I 10. Dr. H >nd the US Am v rnnn ni Farm airfield I t nf An "mmcri •m lan< n tiif v. Hi< had mm i oblig (1 to <-;»rr British would return to fornia on American plai Announcing tn« cement. Mr Butl>
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    MORE TROOPS FOR NORTHERN INDIA
    65 9 MORE TROOPS FOR NORTHERN INDIA 10 A r the i situation sh< uld I mndu Ikhs iim. An official with the situation saJd this v. "This is not rl it war.' Hup s raised by the prompt restoration ot c tlve calm m chiei Punjab tres laded m the face
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    China Envoy To Investigate In Formosa
    165 9 China Envoy To Investigate In Formosa Nanking. March 10.— Gen. Chiang Kai -shek, speaking the weekly Sun Vat-sen memorial .service today, announce! that a 4 high-ranking oflicial ol the Government will be sent tc. Formosa to investigate the situation there. According to the Hsin Mm Pao, it was reported that
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    No Racial Block Motives In Pan-Asian Talks
    119 9 No Racial Block Motives In Pan-Asian Talks LONDON. Mar. 10.—Statements that the furthcomm? pan-Asian conference !s comparable with the co-prosp'ritv sphere talks sponsored by tne i Japanese before the war are untrue 'and nothing could be more ignorant than such compan scnb"", suys a statement issued today by the President
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    PRICE CUTS BRING STRIKE
    31 9 PRICE CUTS BRING STRIKE Br hou which mv commodil from to Tiftrrn per cent Nearl iv. mci "butchrr.^ bakers b In sympathy In Br mounte nt bu'ldir Chamber of Doputles Reuter
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    PUBLIC SERVANTS CHARTER
    225 9 Colombo, Mar. 10.— A 'public servant* cnarter", granting Gov crument employees lull trade union ri^ht-, wa> demanded at a public meeting m Colombo of Government clerks. The meet ing inaugurated the 'trade union week' being observed throughout the Island by the Government Clerical Services Union and its
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    GOVT WINS IRAQI ELECTIONS
    57 9 BAGHDAD, Mar. 10.— The Iraq Government Party gained a swe-nins; mniority m the Iraqi general election results which were made known here today. General Nuri Es Said, Prime Minister, is expected to resign within the next two days but Will, m view of the favourable results,
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  • OUR FINANCIAL SECTION
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      Sterling Tins Firmer On Better Bids From U.K.
      199 10 day and, although profti still fairly industrial shar< b, buying mq tl Wvurnc, were to demand round %2M cum. dlv. Unit. after bus.n- J«? offered at $HJ cum dlv McAhs?e"improvea to $50 Fr Neaves $3.65, Smelt r.oi s There were *o »d
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      LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE
      82 10 London. Mar. 10. The stock markets closed heavy being unsettled by the decline m giltedged on deflationary talk and economic parl amentary discusso.is. At first selling of British Funds was little morr than routine business but the decline was more pronounced as the day went on. Th's
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      NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
      59 10 Now York, Mar. 10.- In relatively quiet dealings traders jvere cautious awaiting developments of the present conference on United Spates fore gn ■jolicy. The market fluctuated quietly for most of the sesson iround midday levels with changes up to one point before sightly increased pressure on
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      U.S. PROTEST TO DUTCH
      49 10 WASHINGTON, Mar. U. The Unit ending ;i w ten i>r <• Holland imposed on Jan 29 by the Dm eh authorit icrland movement <>i nnd»T trol ol [n ibliA State Departmi ni the Ui ,rai proteni (»n March thO Ul: b >n caee of Vr\\ vi'B>,«
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      Rubber Market Turns Dull
      76 10 Demand at die opening of the rubber market yesterday morning was not quite so her.vy a, on Monday. Consequent. y. Pr eased slightly but sellers continued to hold off the market and ,>nly a limited amount of business took place. M antime, the market h an\i■)usiv
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      Current Prices
      61 10 The S.C.C.R.A.'s rubber prices at noon v( sterday were: Buyers S Hers I ct>- CU per Ib. per lb No. 1 R.S.b 1 spot. loose 41 B 42 No. 1 R.S.S- F.o.b. tn bales March 43 43! No 2 R.SS. F.o.b. m bales March 422 42£ No 3
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      Pamadasa Memorial Fund
      61 10 A Variety Pi me w ll be the VI I lav. Aprl 6 <>t which will go ti the Pai ie Memorial, which will I ;n ol an exten i- n pr< ition. the mory ol Mi P who wa convl Mr P st. Prai itutinn and
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      U. S. CREW OF JEW SHIP REMANDED
      131 10 RUBAI KM Mar 1 tH> men including 18 Any aljewMi lUefal immigrant ship Ab.il were remanded for H d v i Haifa today on the chi oi the i ol the W jera into P UK>n»" ih» pri ra wer < ken Into
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      Missionaries Humiliated By Communists
      181 10 Missionaries Humiliated By Communists PSIPING. Mar. 11 T) „'s ol tne Uniced State 432 nd troop earner squadron ,y evacuated 20 mission frcm Snihchiachuang. a town m Hope! province ai the request of the linked S l The evacuat! n was primarily arranged for Mrs. L'lian ness, Presbyterian mission irum
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      Locks Lead To Lockup
      25 10 ui'tv before Mi Ahmri bin Ibrahim the R.A P on Moi i bin I i with hard labour. thr p 111
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      Normals Draw With CYMA
      244 10 In a high-scor'ng cricket h played cm tne Police rraining School Ground on SunC I MA. (Church Dur Lady cf Lourdes) h Id I :~1 Cricket XI to a dr scorers were C. A. James and Pred Campos who scored G2 run> and 34 runs respectively.
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      DROWNED IN BLAZING SHIP
      36 10 WHITLEY. Mar. 10. Whllr fighting board the Greek i»team< i on the rocki off CulNortliumt of Ounnei Connolly, la was recovered. ConTynemonth 11 into the flood* i hold wrecked 13 ll'O. Reuter
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      Labour MPs Will Not Attack Govt. Economic Policy
      201 10 Labour MPs Will Not Attack Govt. Economic Policy LONDON, Mar 11 B Labour Members oi ..tier listening to Pr \vr Clement Attl( e ai ■ting of Social decided not to attack Hi ral economic policy Government during th< day debate on the t I'uuii iii- 1947. I; was ded, to
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      Colonials Cricket Club
      49 10 The annual g I the i I I Kuarau. he i<>ilowin<? v> nt M: D B. AndtT.->n v. Secretary 'i i r: i Arthur F. I Captain: Mr. A. i elect: d): A I itnayak< Mr. E:irl Auditor: A' foll( wi clul .r 1917 munici SEALF
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      PRESS COMMENT ON ECONOMIC DEBATE IN COMMONS
      227 10 tor. n The Daily omrni nting on on the econo nic that without tin Bcm planning and controls there would have i tarvation abroad." jhe ConiervaUve Daily Mail By a policy ol oompr > on measures ni social speaking for haM ol the
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    World Shipping Problems
    112 12 World Shipping Problems Mar 1 Th c United Nati nonucandSor\ i Council 5 y decided call un International shipping i iference to cons^ ler whccner rnatlonal Inter-govern- tion reated. I United Nations mi n<ber and other countr <\ will be invvith I tion ol v t in m. i centred
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    Charles May Meet Lesnevitch
    53 12 I.EVELAND, Mar 11.-^z-Charles, a Cincinatti Newon a chance at Gus Lesh's world light-heavyweight today by scoring a four )"uad k.o. of heavyweight Jim#mv Biviiis, at the same time Lling Bivin's hopos w Mid heavyweight fight with is this Bumm< ins. 184-lb. entered the to ftvi the
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    50 Yen To The $
    20 12 50 Yen To The Oen MacArthui innoui m will be 50 dollar 1 hund A i but Wt ihma U.P.
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    Koo Tipped For Foreign Minister
    37 12 NANKING. Mai. H. Well In I I Lodaj D v n Ambassador to w, b nted the Wu, I thy M Wu T kgfh fjg hjlgfh; l kh jgfh jlgfh klgf UP
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    NAVIGATOR BLOWN FROM PLANE INTO ATLANTIC
    120 12 MU VOKK. Mi. II pUatU i her with the navigate r who u a ort the top of a Trans-World airliner on Gander, Newfoundland, t o Shannon md lrt the plane returned to G under. The navigator, whose name is given vv is hloui.
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    Shadow Plan For Synthetic
    108 12 Washington, M-.u- 10 R^oubllcan Senator Irving M. [yea of New York asked Con•ress todaj to pAftl L'^'slat on oroviding Lhe United Btatea vith an adequate synthet.c rubber Industry capable of exon "m t Mnes of nat onal emergency He Introduced a ..solution prov ding for >:.
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    U. S. Troop-Carriers Not For China
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