Morning Tribune, 4 April 1947

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    CHINLECK-INTERIM GOVT. IT OVER I.N.A. RELEASES
    35 1 CHINLECK-IN TERIM GOVT. IT OVER I.N.A. RELEASES lirlal Nehru. timent, diBW3 thai th< en members of Ilis Auchml( •he qu 1 Army B mf rid rhru declared. I what he thought 1 Ihe Army Reuter
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    TWO TO PAY PENALTY FOR 5000!
    50 1 trroontst summarise* ?Wc result of the !*m<af» t^ Massacre Trial two Japanese to for fhe slaaghUf of fi\ thousand Chinese. i insol, pleading: fo mitigation, referred 'o the approach of the solemn anniversary of the Saviour's emcifixioii said: "Spare these simple soldiers fheir Calvary..."
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    MASSACRE TRIAL SENTENCES: STORE LEGAL OPINION
    142 1 (Tribune Staff Reporter) further action can be taken to increase the senpassed on Wednesday on rive of the seven Japans who were found guilty m connection with t Tribune learned yesterday li gal urc< s. t c five accuser, headed ral Nishimura, their life-term
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    MONSTER "SAFETY FIRST" CAMPAIGN
    491 1 $10,000 COLONY SCHEME (Tribune StaiT Reporter) A monster "Safety Firsts Week"— the biggest since jlie war is to be held m Singapore from May 12 to L 7. The campaign, which it is :stimated will cost $iO,OOO, represents a determined attempt to bring home to all
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    Factory Blowup
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    New Treatment For Army "Bad Hats"
    102 1 New Treatment For Army "Bad Hats" London, April 3,— "Bad hat" training at army battle schools A-as stopped during the w; r be :au>e psychiatrists adv. .nst it. This disclosure is made :n a report of an exp rt c c o. the work ol psycholog] In the S( n
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    First Chinese In Malaya To Become An A.S.P.
    294 2 MR. KOK HOO SON<S OF TANJONG PAGAR (Tribune st itt Kvnorter) DokHcx to Tan Jong P the flrsi Malaya to be to tin Superintendent of Poll. rank In binga first afc IJ.1 J Martin asp Song, na a well-known Scrans-txjrn C; family
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    River Steamer Sinks: 120 Dead
    61 2 HONG KONG. Apr. 3.- About 120 CI ine^e passengers -.vere I* ared to have been drownej when the small Chinese river steamer "Lusan" .ank yesterday afternoon on the Yang Tse. midway between Kiuiiang and Nanking:, after the ship's engine explod d, acrordine to Chii Pf<
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    AIRBORNE TROOPS ARRIVE IN MADAGASCAR
    237 2 TANANARIVE, MADAGASCAR, Apr. 3.— Airborne reinforcements from Reunion Island have arrived m Madagascar— the French island where fighting with rebellious natives was reported on Tuesday according to a French report here. A state of siege has been declared m ten ais.iic^s, and 23 c.viliaus and
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    SNAKES AND SHUDDERS
    95 2 w AHMEDABAD, April 3.— y.\ snake and a monkey p were seen m deadly com- bal by a large crowd here. i 1 lie snake was cr ss^ng the road at dui»k when the monkey pounce A on S S it from a nearby tree. caugrht the
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    JAP WITNESS IDENTIFIES DEFENDANT
    57 2 JAP WITNESS IDENTIFIES DEFENDANT TOKIO. Apr. 3 A J witness literally put hU linger on defendant Carl J. Havalda. ono of a group (i f Am. i ■soldi. ts who allegedly attacked P of Jap :IPal Tachlkya, on the nl| ary 31. killing and Injuring Hi on th€ oltohcd i
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    Canadian Seamen Protest
    24 2 April 3.-Gerald rrt nry of the Union vernlleged rrcws on d f Tin t. Cn! 1 irtl- "while un- GF.L'dh U.P.
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    NUJ HEAD ACCUS BRITISH PRESS
    325 2 ■UNSAVCURY J C E Hastings, Sussex, Apr 3.— Fi Siekmt of National Un:, I ie Union) today ace I ducting a "vitriolic campai I had decided i I a R ..yal Commission to enqui I and control of the British °>W Treatett w). v denvi
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    US To Control Jap Mandates
    71 2 LAKE SUCCESS. April 2 United Nations Security Council dprided tontativelv to lot the United States perninnpnf nulB m tho Parifir Tho decision came at the Council began a paragraph by raph (onsider f the hy United states plan for United Nat inns trusteeship over the
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    60 2 'DON A: I I Mil:' I I I wai I ckl I I I I I to tlu Official I I wotdd befl Brita: UP STRIKE C J DUESSEiJXM I lv rep I majorii I were observing t- I for a one clay si I About 95 p- I
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      58 2 EDUCATION The <•!) I dOn Ma Econom cs. Commercial subjects and Bus' ness Training or ProfesMon is the Weapon for Economic independence and Security. Do not waste time. Com--1 knowledge and rapid s for thn.se who are amhigher \if! by Cam- liolnnd I iursi t Pitman's ►KMENCEB i n m
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    Sarawak Residents In Malaya Protest To Premier
    225 3 44 Act Before Violence" Warning One hundred and twenty residents In Malaya yesterday cabled Prime Minister Attlee protesting strongly \S\ the political changes. The cabli Is: \V and dautfjiu-rs 01 npurarilv residing m :i Union and Sinf tullowtd the eh have o\ rtaken
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    Chiang Goes Back Home 10 Yrs
    22 3 Chiang Goes Back Home 10 Yrs Hi. Ch I X X during I m m B the M 'be f W aluea
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    Union Jack Club Recitals
    67 3 (Tribune Staff Reporter). Union Jack Club is entirely by women of 8 although the visitors QOstly nun. The Club ac- •mmodfttcs 100 residents on and caters for 2.0C0 on Saturdays and 1.000 on X Beer i s m charge of the club. Today being Good v.
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    GOOD FRIDAY SERVICE
    37 3 The Straits Chinese Presbeterian Church m Prinsep Street will be joining with the i congregation of the Singapore Preabeterian Church In i united service today at 10.30 a.m. In th? Presbeterian Church. Orchard Road.
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    38 3 UNKN OWN It >unl At pr! are 30 and 11 sU I with U plicant wil l of d nerm throu ti)<>> md rgannumi Unlikf diirin Si iff Reporiei 1 I which hi I nd will take pli
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    RESISTANCE HERO BACK IN STORE
    115 3 RESISTANCE HERO BACK IN STORE (Tribune Ships' Reporter) Col. Jchn L. H. Davis, C.B E., D 5.0., and his bride were among the arrivals on the O-ranto yesterday morning. Landing secreJy m Malaya submarine m 1943 Col. Qslv>s maintained liaison belween the South East Asia Command and the General Headquarters
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    INDIAN IMPRISONED ON HOUSE-BREAKING CHARGE
    140 3 iday it a r liouse-breakin^', you I :ian named Suppiah was sentenced to six months 1 hard labour. Cla the superintendant Of the Bushey Park Ctimp fur displaced persons, told the couit that on the night ol Feb 19 ■he was awakened by her drive,
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    SPECIAL UNO ASSEMBLY ON PALESTINE
    73 3 SPECIAL UNO ASSEMBLY ON PALESTINE LAKE SUCCESS, Apr. 3.— The Big Five Governments have agreed to hold a special session lof the United Nations General Assembly to discuss the Palesttine problem, it was o3lcialh announced here today. The British delegation wli formally present the request foj a special assembly to
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    Peiping Palace Treasures In Truck Collision
    99 3 Peiping Palace Treasures In Truck Collision SHANGHAI. April I—A belafred Chinese report irom Chengtu. Szeehuen prorvince, said today that several cases of Puping Palace treasures, which were evacuated to west China on the eve of the Japanese invasion m 1937, were damaged ion its way back to Peiping by >a
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    Tree-Top Thief Taken
    66 3 CALCUTTA. Apr. 3. A thief here eluded the police by taking refuge on the tup of a coconut tree. 1 His hideout, however, was revealed when he stated breaking 1 coconuts off the tree during the r night for sustenance. Police sought the assistance of the local
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    1,200 JSP TO- QUIT MALAYA NEXT THURSDAY
    88 3 SECOND BATCH TO GO UNDER 'REPAT' SCHEME (Tribune Ships' Reporter) One thousand and two hundred more Japanese surudored personnel from Malaya will be repatriated on I the Kaio Maru which is due here on the 10th. This is the second batch of JSP's
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    AIR MARSHAL PIRIE BACK
    33 3 Air Maishal Pirie arrived baal: at Changi from Ceylon list night m a York aircraft. H< been making a tour of inspection pi all R.A.F. units m Ceylon. Rafpro
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      49 3 TOUR Easter ENJOYMENT The HAPPY WORLD CABARET Presents 3 Extension Nights Plus 3 Special Floor Shows! Provt&ttWt follows: I nd.iv llh Apr.: 1 QWCKSTOP and IANGO n\n S.iturdav Btfa Apt WALTZ anclSLO CTROI 1 i' m. su.ifl.iN 6th Apr. FORMATION <M OINSLING DANt I and M TONIGHT HAWAIIAN NIGHT!
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    Morning Tribune FRIDAY APRIL, 4. 1947. New Asian Drama
    261 4 Morning Tr ibune FRIDAY APRIL, 4. 1947. New Asian Drama The India-sponsored Asian Relations Conference m New Delhi ha* had a mixed reception m the world Press. A f< r J< urnals have attribu- to it motives which its moving spirit, Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, had not even| dreamt of. They
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    Back Pay Sauce For The Goods...
    724 4  - Back Pay Sa uce For The Goods. Tan Beng Hong r by tlj ba< bed h >id o thai what I rnment c paid back-pay m full, the non-interned should be paid on the same ale. And who can refute the just i. his demand' 1 The notorious circular 24.
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    ALLIED COUNCIL DISCUSSES JAPANESE ECONOMY
    51 4 I .11 nt, M 11, h >nnber, < incil I Japai ipr i tW( COUlltl Bull vigorously trollt intry with will and capacity" ni sary to enf A tr •rlv from an 1 1 v linked with tii. imlc bi :iiui lm count during t
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    268 5  - UNKNOW N HOPKIN by 1 s I j feis c Itior I ■I* lon I B I B m doc•h Jones referred .-us a: on ibject and continued: m r, who ha om a, will shortly bt Asiatic offlCi ac h Importan These Include practical apon of the principle h
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      189 5 \tainabk anywhen m JhsL SinqapohSL ShopA* Art Curios C. K. Tang All Kinds Eastern Arts Crafts Exceptional Value-Minimum Cost I 241 RIVER VALLEY ROAD SINGAPORE. Cafe Restaurant 2, Finlayson Green 61, Middle Road, Singapore. Phone 2620. Confectionery FOR WEDDING OR KIRTHDAY TFA-FARTIES CALL AT: THE VICTORIA Confectionery Store 71. Victoria
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      184 5 I Electrical United Trading Co. 61, Stamford Road, Singapore. \h IT IS ANYTHING ELECTRICAL, PLEASE CONSULT is Embroidery Direct Importers of all kinds of I Chinese Hand-made Fancy Goods. i.ooi&vrom: 10, Battery Road. Phone *****. (Rodney House) Sinsapore Forwarding Agents SINGAPORE BAGGAGE TRANSPORT AGENCY 45, The Arcade: Tel: No. 4658
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      152 5 Optician Regarding the eyesight Consult: New China Optical Co. 71. High Street, Singapore. Phone 3786. Photographer CENTURY STUDIO No. 23, New World Amusement Park. SINGA PHOTO STUDIO 64, High Street, Singapore. Indoor and Outdoor i Photographers. Pianos USED PIANOS BY FAMOUS MAKERS AT REASONABLE PRICES Nang Heng Co., PIANO HOUSE,
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    Memorials For Medical Service War Victims Planned
    264 6 vi the Mala) v.lh -lit ir 1: the invasion and the occupation i all doctors who v Hod during the a who v. |c pria the itrons, and who li Sir;: hospital of all while carrying out their dut: M< mbers of the
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    JUDGE UPHOLDS $1,000 FINE, SEIZURE OF LORRY
    256 6 r I 3( h Expressing the opinion that the District Judge had been right m fining the appellant and confiscating his lurry m order to prevent further illegal trading m nee, the Hon. Mr. Justice L. E. Cox Evans dismissed the appeal of
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    Fiji Governor's Powers Are Cut
    105 6 »o v DON, \prii The State it»r the i !mr CreechI t< i m the Rouse tl < lernoou lh.it up i tuft's tti ently mi institution t FIJI, th< lh< tvernor lo «ii^til I n> rote or resolution of the legislative council had hern
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    Amalgamation Of 3 Colleges
    26 6 SHAN« 3 xj Soc ttlati C annoum hamate thn .ng Ch; colleges mi n Chinv -St. Jonn's Uni-. |Chr pi >)ect ?hh
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    20,000 Tyres Go Up In Flames
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    99 6 i H nm I I wlthdi such t hat be Internationa] "p which win between t ai nati difficult the United Niu mid .trol enough eft of the world.' Pan<ii said disarmament aid stuit with each country reporting <mi the tiae of Ita cupatlon forces oven though figures could
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    MADAGASCAR REBELLION QUELLED
    120 6 MADAGASCAR REBELLION QUELLED PARIS. Apr. 2.— The uprising Of natives In the French island colony of Madagascar off 'the east African Coast has been ouelled at least temporarily and order reigns throughout most of the island today, latest omrial reports received by the French Ministry of Colonies said. The trouble
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    Former Emperor As Intermediary?
    35 6 PARIS. Apr 2 Thr French Ivoninp pa nor "Pars P' port, not rmfcd, that M Na: >versrns T^rri' Intend with ti iment ot Ai. I ndal or t) < J(l tl: lj
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    PRODUCE MARKET
    110 6 I I 1 M I I Bl; Soya Beam ~t. Ss4o Produce :--i he fo| yesterda;. modities: St*o fa H I $35. Tapioca 2our:-M No. 2 Pepper:— Lampo^ I $115. Mvi I GumD:er:-Sapenjl rounds $120' rjn (Cubes) siio Tanunnd:— tizm $10. I OP Te.i D.. Ccffpt:- Beans :-W
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      41 6 REX THEATRE TO' A /Q/^i? OW at Mid-Nioht ALEXANDER KORDA Mm of preat adventure story m TECHNICOLOR \|;i><- ii t.> 퇪ces of ah PleM^al ACTION! Twwdy EXCITING sUrrvn X saim wit,, Raymond massi v Valer,, HOBBON Roger LIVIuSI "d of '.{.mo
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      29 6 TONIGHT Al HAMB MIDNIGHT I ALHAI A sparkling Egyptian Rom BULLET Z HEAR (TIKBIKI Dl Stirriiiu tfae drKonair Ahdul V\aJ- *J3 Knqia. -At Irnsl U pood as HI I
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    87 7 Lg ,<„ the benefit W in, class is being run by M. I by the Mala) member!. ti The opening Mon the General Man. I eral TransMi. Ba"adon Zubair, President of tht Mall d Mi. Mrs. ■h mv i request from the drh m--11 a^ the non-M ilation (n
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    Eiiations Blazing
    7 7 Eiiations Blazing I I 1 I I
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    ONE ANN POINT OF VIEW
    38 7 LONDO. Apr for Oxford's >oss to Camb: In the annual boat race waj flay by the Daily Expr Paul Holt Panic: rd, W< white lambskin i I In th< trailing press launch. UP.
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    MINISTER SAYS "NO" TO EXTENSION OF CLEMENCY
    23 7 1,600 Deserters Surrender NDON, Apr. 2. The D. Minis' sur hav< I I or l. Reuter
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    HC Refuses To See Gruner's Sister
    64 7 HC Refuses To See Gruner's Sister JERUSALEM. Apr. 2 Conaned Irgunist David v v poke his m:nd today I announced that he woula Is fcr comntence, star I a prisoner o( wu Gruner, wh aedly refusappea] on his own behalf similai lodged m d- n a lei i lead-rs m
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    MILLIONAIRE WHO STARTED DOG RACING
    67 7 MILLIONAIRE WHO STARTED DOG RACING LONDON Apr lies Munn an American lern reyhoui n Britain. L from of he Greyhound Racii Tv. i htvi; .nd> ci. riien wa I -.yp&unci ncally ick. .iunn ha I tie Dirocir of I itl .v he will no lon^ tin. friends -aid: lhailie Munn
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    French Command Officers Killed In Air Crash
    106 7 II 2. -The Acting mmander of me French In North Indo-China, onel Debes. and Colonel GulT.ot. Chief of the High Com-mai--1 of the Frenc'i Far Eastern forces, were killed m an airpane m the Kebao region near he Gull of Tongkng en Mar.
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    NEXT ASIAN CONFERENCE IN CHINA
    41 7 NEW DELHI, April 2. I of 30 cuutries represented lan Relations Con usly agK't'd to Uniting up <>t a permanent "A X tii a oal unit affiliated to the ntraj b Kit d In m < Reuter
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    Count Worshipped Lady Duff Cooper, Leaves Her £25,000
    412 7 LONDON, Apr. 2.— Lady Diana Durt Coppftr. wife ador to Paris, was bequeath and i more than £25,000 to-day by a Spanish count a feUy onC< but worshipped her from afar h The will o! Count Manuel Antoni Luzarra^a ot t. pubiisned
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      118 7 PUNCTUALITY! Is a Bus ness asset. Let us service your t mepiece if it is faulty. YICK WOH HINC 429, North Bridge Road, (near Middle Road) Singapore. Phone: 7922 (Contractors to H.M. Forces since 1928) "TYPEWRITER CALCULATOR" available for immediate delivery Repairs undertaken T. LEE 332, North Bridge Road, Telephone
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    Around The Town WITH VERA ARDMORE
    625 8 Around The Town WITH VERA ARDMORE Singapore Newsreel o me i and If] wimir; i m England nths pr Thl wi) m E wur eh.< ncludini cha bus which was UtUii t'd to c personnel t Admiral Drew wa Comn at Flinders W A dun;. ml Seer tan Round And
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    WHATS WRONG WITH HOLLYWOOD?
    667 9  - WHATS WRONG WITH HOLL YWOOD? Henry Gris 7 iMornrttg Tribune S Cor re, m Hollywood i 1 And O million cioi: ad tlie ;vllt)WS I I 1. 11 l L fU may nev r i or Moliere all thai is important t kn.'A his audience. heard ilk ate ol nrnd
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      52 9 B By i app B LV. r r BUI t.l'L \f v. SL -J ■S <i ABNErVS IS HE **m*] I GONNA )|\jr( B STAY CHANGE 1 DO^ 5 /St%r f I- OP-r ST M< POVERTY < ALL TKET J V^^lJ/lWi I' OF vjBSTRiCKFN RATS -COME S If Mmfc**~l i
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    PERCIVAL'S REPORT ON BATTLE OF MALAYA
    198 10 PERCIVAL'S REPORT ON BATTLE OF MALAYA Jap Strength Was Under-Estimated Kperiem the li the long Udayan campaign by Ueui Officer C m ibl< 5 \i ted Press co: Mai >cy. The Geiu i me that hi submit more thaw 12 months ago and that it was expected to be published
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    Shot Stepfather With Souvenir Jap Pistol
    65 10 Shot Stepfather With Souvenir Jap Pistol Detroit ApriJ old youth who killed I tather wnh a Japai matic pistol and th woun r< i after fr im his by a and sari Tbt mother said the youth came honn drunk ana jhjt his >t 'pi it her Joseph 51 when
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    High Street Jewel Robbery: CID Hold Two Men
    69 10 (Tribune Crime Repor The CID have ce'air.ed two men ed of tnpliin the sensational robbery m High S rect a he i Kwong Theong Lcong's lost over $74 000 n Four Europeans engaged a taxi last night L ana drove cut to
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    "Limit Of Stupidity" To Give Russians Atom Bomb Now
    153 10 WASHINGTON, Apr. 2.— Senator Robert Taft, i leading Republican strategist, to-day urged m the Senate that the United States should immediately withdraw the Baruch plan for international control of atomic en "So long as we can come to no agreement with
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    CHINESE WANT HEAVIER SENTENCES
    27 10 CHINESE WANT HEAVIER SENTENCES The -he Sintrial was bantad lined by all Si:. on the it pa i i\ and th Th< zed tnnounc I the i
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    Our Easter Eg? Ship Is Delayed
    124 10 m l .p^ro. Cold IStoi they wil] b iment or Annl v I NAAI I I There w:ii I c Id n duo g 1 he ofLe public a new :i Will bi .11 not have leg holi- Easter Department w.ll Ma oe' a
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    STORE BANISHMENT LAW TO STAR
    13 10 STORE BANISHMENT LAW TO STAR commits -nd ii port. He had peal the
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    H.K. TAXATION RESPITE
    36 10 I I I I I be m I f he Coir.. 1 I ment ture I impo: I shoula n I Tli- I I examlnat I now be I I for I I
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    Four Innings In Half-Day's Play
    19 10 Four Innings In Half-Day's Play I I I I m M I I I m I I I I
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      46 10 Try This AMERICAN Lrosswora ruzzle \> i. J.NTJM^;; ?j HAS i i^ v > ~_JB*-.= A r I jraC e'r tBTTc &*^i j =Hp a -WM '> \VI £J3J |reH |o;i>'R ii i i I m i i i .j 1 1 I'II|I I I I I I 1
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    EAST PUNJAB DISTURBANCES
    116 11 ■I LAHORE. Apr. 2 —The la! Punjab Government commun 1.--jue reported "heavy disturba m the border area of Gur ?aon district, m the Ambala dl.--islon of Eastern Punjab. "Members of both con munlties are attacking each other's villages", the communique added. t The communities wero not, specified,
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    FORMOSA MASSACRE REPRISAL
    104 11 Up: last m. nth uiuim alt *»ad quelled revolt by the mici C r the Americ to to 1 i H floating into long harbi ur on Mar. 27 lon* after t: X had ceased, adding that the bodies had oniv oee: recently and were tn'f ecutii
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    Dutch Apprehend Armed Prahu
    68 11 BATAVIA. April 2.—The Neherlancls Navy Information ser'ice report today that a prahu vith 40 armed Indonesians was i ipprehended by the navy cor ette "Batjan" on Mar. 31 and aken and delivered to the auhorities at Makassar. This prahii sailed from Java o the Celebes about
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      101 11 FILM GOSSIP rhich i I t the I all H llyf the ps rill make dolmptte iHoll) w a r ure Yet it i r us to H -Up- j H >lly- film n imme- j>ast h ions- j is ab#ei <1 Hoi- happen>n had g returne I H much
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      167 11 lull Bri' plcThere i- on. ii] will prick hi ouurfe t. Times are un- m Amer. I nark !1 venue I at hi the movie m pill m m the end. He know wrong with Hollywood. Or do you? I SHIPPING INTELLIGENCES i Ships alongside the F re E. Seabird
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      338 11 All Men Are m Am i ilk on STUDIO i. 7 p.m I Selei tiona (R); 7 15 m (STUDIO) 730 Mandarin Songs 'R); 7.45 Time Signal Nev. Mandarin. 800 Listener! 1 Mail Box m I »iKi Cantontte Promme 3.30 "From Heaven rth" m Cantonese (STUDIO); 845 Time Signal News
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    Navy Tug Tows 4,000 Ton Dock
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    42 12 MONOHYR, (Btti.ir), Apr. 3. wife ol a wealthy tnerehti ick. Into the h< hand His wife threw th"y slipped out I the tack. v. drawn by the lire, dn ye the dacoits away, kill r and wounding Reuter
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    Facilities For Emergency Landings
    50 12 Facilities For Emergency Landings (SHANGHAI. Apr 3 Mills an.need lhat arrai -operation and commcrc includ privll< r comiv. n military fields m the evem ncy. p. the regulations I quired two hours advanced applic "y nt Ids bel uld be gra:' tnmerci .1 aircraft to land m an regulat U.P.
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    US PRIVATE ACQUITTED ON SHOOTING CHARGE
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    WE MUST DO SOMETHING, SAYS BEVIN
    161 13 MOSCOW. Apr. 3.— The Biy Fu r Foreign Ministers decided' today to pass the whole question of Germany's future political devi-li.pment to a special c ordlnating committee which is to examine it tomorrow morning and b&5 where agreement ix between the views already expressed
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    42 14 V YORK, Apr fJOllH'fi Ighttnd the nutation preparln il upMinor attention wai on the ti telephone 'rikr. mtmoi down 01 the intern Somewhat m i profit taking near the cl irtlCU- un'■ri numei How< with sain and the
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    32 14 LONDON. Apr. 3. CoastDOUnd trains irom London today packed to exodus to t: Twelve ti ued for journeys l lor.s were woni< rying itforms and h unioi bftr
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    148 14 SHRES CLOSE INACTIVE lined hip i iin^s v. Lua. wt'r $137 and H Then 9"3h Lin h\ tralAm.ik ness at 7 9 w:th I the pricv. Kam; 15 3. and Be: '."jj mi n shai Were seller, while Tongkah Harbour* 3 Industrials market and Gam firmed with bus $5.85. at
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    47 14 Rubber Market Opens Steady (Tribune M I Alt I I .v buytr- at Wed I 1 I I I I I Tl'. I I I M At t). bu> higher much >l r m A n 'I will Rubber Pn| Tl. I n. I 1 .2 I
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    R.A.F. TENNIS: BURMA WINS DOUBLES
    203 15 I m Si t weathor. Burma .vly ■I :,pii»nships by beating Chand t ibU's yam i Burma •eutloned n F Lt. AißtfWOrth and F Lt. Morrti beat Q C pt. Cohu and W Cmdr. Craig 7-5, C-3 ti Ca]U. Sturgess and F Sgt. ttea lost
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    BALL BURSTS DURING KAREN DAY MATCH
    25 15 BALL BURSTS DURING KAREN DAY MATCH P» The the X .1 Sports HA led 1 0 .i the vlcIba!,' the Hn:p m History that sul\.
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    Hammond Tells Australians
    50 15 Hammond Tells Australians ■KEY Apr. 3. -Walter m :icc captam. i the IF Ausn the &< sphere has gained uids 1T S h «vhich has re- ed :.d has t sh( uld ik<d doiU' b^.ier. X' -th an W clilness IT". Howard, C C t..:.. m... n Saturday P and
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    London Football Reaches New Low Level
    109 15 London Football Reaches New Low Level (By Archie Quick) •i football ha talking Cht Wportei ;b.s and p] Go to Chelsea, for example J Players make their regulation naming appearances, direct' s rarely intermingle. 1 (porters are separat favourites by m< racing track betwer .tnd thu, the player never that
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    JOLLIIDS TO MEET ARMY
    71 15 JOLLII DS TO MEET ARMY Fhe kg player i 4 .re j selected to play football for the Jollilads A'hletic Union against ihe 711. Army Troops o.i Sunday at the Police Trainin. School ground: iTransporleaves the Railway Station at 4.30 p.m i S. Silhair.b-.ram. 8 Murui. K. Tharrbvraiah, M. Ohanl,
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    THRILLS AND MISSED CHANCES IN LEAGUE GAME
    514 15 v( -1 V (1) 1. v 0 Hinlls and missed chaneti Were plentiful m the S.A.F.A. league fixture at Jalan B« rday when SX\F.A. (1) snatched full poi its from the Singarlcket Club by a single goal scored m the first nau vi
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    135 15 INDIAN ASSOCIATION CRICKET The following will represent the Indian. Association at Cricket against:— The Normal Training School on Saturday, at 1.30 at the Victoria School Ground. Players are requested to meet at the ground at 1.00. D. K. Samy (Captain), Kevin Mallal, R. s. Nadarajah, David Durairaj, J. R DSouza,
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    24 15 RANGOON, April. 2 The Executive Council after a daylong session approved the 1346/ 47 bud tails oi which are be published to- morr< Reuter
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    MONDAY CRICKET
    76 15 S. C. C. will meet the Spore Non-Bendars at cricket on Monday, at 2 p.m on the Pactang. I The following have been selected to represent the S. C. C. A. C. Growder. W. K. Jagger, J. P. Pearson. D. B. Carr, P. J. Firkins, K. J. Healy,
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      213 15 Singapore's Easter Sports Programme With the arrival of the Selanand Negri Sembilan sportsmen this morning, the Easterholiday sports m Singapore will be m full swing from this afternoon when the Selangor-Negri Chinese soccer team meet the Combined Services at Jalan Besar at 5 p.m. The inter-state cricket match between Selangoor
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    SPOTLIGHT ON DIETETICS IN TRACTION INQUIRY
    411 16 SPOTLIGHT ON DIETETICS IN TRACTION INQUIRY UNION PRISJDENT GIVES REASONS BEHIND STRIKE (Tribu Reporter) Qc pomt of view, 80 pel the on a semi- rd sor of Biochemistry, d vil i »f Medicine, who was subenaed by the Traction Company strikers' union to give ftc requirements of food, at Mr.
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    S'pore Champions Beat Penang Team At Basketball
    21 16 S'pore Champions Beat Penang Team At Basketball 'r 3 000 >n\v the Bingt] at th< n In I ring The < ntn
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    FRIENDLY TABLE TENNIS MATCH
    33 16 Thf following will represent the Swimming Club m a friendly g,mo of table tennis Harmony Musical lUon on Sunday, at 2 prn. ir Kenß. Eng Ann. Sim Boon Urn.
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    204 16 h Kiiiim (•,*:>), rUng $400 1k,,:, i i bin Hin Sin, cr remand p d 4 ence before Srrtnsl District i tu the prasecuti< >n. manager ihop, received •I 5.000 i ninders, m one Di which a bullet was enclo^ 1. the members Ol KG
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    98 16 Chi f to J A. J i m bii: from 6j^ :i yea n eight day during which he will conduc sen bt. Andrew's Cath- dR.A.F. churc *es on the Island. ly, Oood Friday, he will a c a: A:.te-Co:r.mu'.iion B St. Andrew's Cathedral -at 7
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    Britons Seek Sun: Floods, Cold Coming
    101 16 LONDON. pri J S Thousa.U. q| nd bundled In'.o their t uvi > in tW v "f an esiinua 10,000,000 Britom seekij, the iun during th e fi w I day Easter holiday, i pile report lhat them. mrs River d ri*n J flocHl
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    CHAMPIONS BOUTS AT NEW WORLD
    64 16 CHAMPIONS BOUTS AT NEW WORLD A grand E tunng a tl elimlnai dv pn mi X be held on Ntv. 11l roundor. I Chi.: Filipino wl Kal Khoon a t Littl 1 m with a won all the gl> I bn k If 1 Lin Aman for n r Fr:
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