Morning Tribune, 15 April 1947

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    7 1 MORNING TRIBUNE fsjfsjlf;s 10 CESTS ;iL io.
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    MOUNTBATTEN TO MEET GOVERNORS
    12 1 MOUNTBATTEN TO MEET GOVERNORS 4 The the Bi I day ;:ip situa-
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    JINNAH REMAINS ADAMANT
    54 1 Retha: -mcd Viceroy that Pakistan and was not preh Cabinet I I nah was I dcciI :..monal demarI Hindustan. believed mcy to anywouid i the British Cabinet Rake more time In reaching nplem ration. U.P. Ld di.-cuss i 1 Gov-i-fer &in C( nth, m a Jmnah Lx>ague
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    INDONESIA IS AUSTRALIA'S OUTER DEFENCE POST
    45 1 I (Tribune Staff Reporter) Would pr. :m--hy Mr. Commisj m Australia ty. II War he undrfen indie at that pert ie Indies Indonc Dutch w the Conferci which I will i i irlikr n 'lvrrrunnlnu tli lonriK people ol
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    Illicit Trading In Europe By British Forces
    69 1 LONDON. Apr. 14. A Government White Paper N issued today disclosed that illicit trading and cur- i rency dealings by toe Bri- N tish Forces m Europe m i the year 1945 to 1946 cost i the country' just under i 40.000.000. A
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    THROTTLING CHINESE TRADE OPERATIONS
    217 1 DUTCH COMPENSATION OFFER REJECTED (Tribune Staff Reporter After a two-hour session at the Ec Hoe Hean Club <Tday afternoon, the Chinese Boycott Committee, after hearing Mr. Lee Kong Chian's report of his negotiations with tile Dutch authorities and discussions with the Secretary for Economic Affairs, rejected
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    Armed Gurkhas On Guard At Perak Hydro's Power Dam
    106 1 (From Our Own Reporter H'OII. Apr. 14. Armed Gurkha troops guard Perak Hydros C 3.500,000 henderoh I'ower Dan as the strike by the Employees I'nion eoattnnei lor the second day. Armed police units also guard the vital installations m and around
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    Air Travel Should Be Available To Everyone
    247 1 LONDON, Apr. 14.— Lord Nathan, Minister of Civil Aviation, told the Colonial Civil Aviation Conference which opened m London today that he wanted to see the cost of air travel so reduced that it would come to within the means of the ordinary
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    All But 150 Of London Dockers, Back At Work
    28 1 London. Apr 14. -All but 150 of th( of London dock In lowing trike m nmon ion, sfljsl;f Reuter
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    575,000 FIRE IN MANILA
    64 1 MANILA April 14.— A fierce fire of unknown origin completely gutted buildings, mainly Chinese ned. last night at 7 o'clock, destroying property valued it $75,000 U.S. The buildings included the Philippine Great China School and the Society Restaurant, also owned by the Chinese. Other fire victims
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    ADDITIONAL ADC TO THE KING
    26 1 London. Apr. 14.— Colonel Honorary Brigadier C.B.S. Morley. C.B.E.T.D.R.A. (T. A.) has been appointed aide-dc ramp (additional) to the King Reuter
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    FLYING "PEN KING" CONFIDENT
    182 1 FLYING "PEN KING" CONFIDENT CALCUTTA, Apr. 14.— The flying "pen king", Milton Reynolds, took off from Calcutta at 10.30 A.m. GMT today on the sixth lap of his record-breaking round the world flight 35 hours 32 mins. after leaving New York. His next stop will be Shanghai where he was
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    "Death Marches"
    54 1 RABAUL (New Britain), April 14.— General Hatazo Adachi, former Commander of the Japanese Eighteenth Army, told the War Crimes Coutr trying him here today, that Japanese troop movements m New Guinea area between August 1944 and Janlary 1945 could "truly bo called death marches," only 12,000 surviving out
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    2 CARDS FOR FOOD CONTROL INSPECTORATE
    38 3 2 CAR DS FOR FOOD CONTROL INSPECTORATE i the have and blue loured !n»nable the m «J clamation. demand- »Wers n photoDepartment's I card; irtaß the I card; bearing the these or m the them pc and troller
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    SINHALESE NEW YEAR CELEBRATION
    41 3 I N a <*esterday All business he day and mmunity he day lr end^ President the i Menv rial ver 300, Euro- th at the which EAST-W1 ST SOCIETY n v Delhi the Jay. 8 30 I
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    DR. GANI, VISITING INDIA, WILL SIGN TRADE PACT
    85 3 P (Tribune Staff Reporter) Economi< ira m the Inmment, Who will arrive m two on hi w Delhi, with an Important it, connected with the stgnini Indi.i and Indo: I will I the I I I n i I I I Indon
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    Singapore To Have International Students' Hostel
    339 3 Need For Better Understanding Among Various Races (Tribuiit' Stall Reporter) The International Student Service and World Student Relief, the student organization with headquarters m Geneva, are plannini tablish a branch m Malaya, i an international students' hostel m Singa- port. Th's dUtlosUn made by
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    Jap PoW On Murder Charge
    20 3 P »W. V have kill"d Zatimo April V I urtli producod <m ;< n> witn Trtm
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    S'pore SC Exam Papers Lost-Now Found
    61 3 S'pore SC Exam Papers LostNow Found The Department Of Education. Singapore, has received a cable from the Cambridge Syndicate announcing that the Parcel of Schoul Certificate nswer scripts from Singapoto previously reported lost has just been received by the Syndicate, and that awards Tor the School Certificate 1946 examination will
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    U.S. DECORATION FOR SINGAPORE GENERAL
    219 3 At noon today m Room No. BE. third floor. Union building, Singapore, Major Hoey, acting on behalf of the U.S. Government, will present Major General Sir H. Reginald Kerr with the Legion of Merit. The citation reads as follows: "CITATION FOR THE LEGION OF MERIT
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    Indian On Hurt Charge Gets 6 Months Term
    161 3 Indian On Hurt Charge Gets 6 Months Term AtKlul Lutitl. 11 Lull n nc< v y in the Third Dist lourt i<> six months' iiurci lubiui on two changes <»i sing hurt It transpired that oil March 21 about 2 a.m.. Daram, th> watchman o! the Hume Pipe Factory at
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    TAKEN IN ON SUSPICION, IDENTIFIED
    101 3 A Chu questioning, on suspl tivc on Saturday. While the sum ht Ci I) a Chine c clerk w.Uk'.i Into the office to make a tur'r •••ment m connection with an ■armed street hold up In when he hud been the victim tew previously. As
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    3 BOOKIES FINED $1,000
    116 3 PEi\ANG- Judgement In three alK'g^d Chines, bookn-s was delivered by Mr. A M. I. Austin m the District Court. Chcfth Thuan Eng was flxii-d $1,000 or two months' rigorous imprisonment. Ooi Yeow TVng and Hoo Chooi Soon were < ach fined $I.OOC or three months' rigorous
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    BANDS FAREWELL CONCERT
    39 3 Over thousand people attended the farewell concert glvi-n by the band ot the Royal Lincolnshire Regiment at tnc Botanical Gardens on Sing and were < ntertalned for an hour with an uxcell nt sell etion nj mUSiC.
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    Removed Tentage On $2,500 Offer, 3 BORs Jailed
    145 3 Thr< c BORs i i the RAX.C, re Bahru. v. ffding t prosecution, had been offered $2 500 to take delivery i tw«. lorry of tei vorth $14,500 from thi anji, and rein I Third Dtetrli one nmeni their arr< Tne men
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    Morning Tribune
    16 4 London Agents: Messrs. Colin Turner Ltd., lalbot Hoase, 98. St. Martin's Lane, Yi.i I.
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    TUESDAY, APRIL 15, 1947. Mountbatten's Task
    497 4 TUESDAY, APRIL 15, 1947. Mountbatten's Task The precision and method that distinguish the important political negotiations now being carried on by India's last British Viceroy, Viscount Mountbatten, are the same qualities that made him one of the greatest soldiers of our time. On arrival m India on a mission for
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    Indonesia Looks To World For aid
    828 4  -  Miss Ketut Tantri DEMOCRACY ON TRIAL— PART II > 1 Uon than 20 months ii lonefla declared 1 1 i e r Independence, an act thai luted them from the 1 nation Dunn that period, th«j have faced many and great dincultiel. but that
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    Britain's Revenue Position
    111 4 Britain s financial yea* ended on March 31 with a deficit of 569 million pounds— l 62 million less than the figure estimated In last year's budget. This striking improvement o»i the estimate lies mainly m revenue returns. While a fall of 123.02 million pounds was ex-
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    HIGH G.H.Q. POST FOR INDIAN
    93 4 HIGH G.H.Q. POST FOR INDIAN NEW DELHI: Col. Nasir All Khan. Rajput Regiment, has been appointed Deputy Military Secretary at General Headquarters. India H<> is the Indian officer t o hold this ointment. Born m 1906. Col Nasir All from 1926 and after vServinß with Cheshire Re#meni m Poona he»
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    5-Second News From Britain
    332 4 5-Second News From Britain Paddington Work are to reeomn to toll the Trui they cannot provide (»n blitz sius uni is reimbursed from t: Find. Street-hawkers ban m Bi ton. undei <t 100-year-oU] Act is being sought by th Wutch Comm^ttet from tlu Council. Rochester. Britain".. flying-boat base, is to
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    OUR LONDON LETTER Colour Bar In Sport: M.P. Indignant
    451 5  - OUR LONDON LETTER Colour Bar In Sport: M.P. Indignant H.L. HOPKIN r— b y- i the ,ncil o! ■the la ,tion In lit issue that ill ir writes: "Ju purports to i ar. At rally 1 w hunthe ma- bably if anyIsticated •Pan Almost Eurabined Eura- have dejoin the Council
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      174 5 it's obtainable anywhere it's m JhsL SinqapohfL ShopA. Art Curios C K. Tang All Kinds Eastern Arts Crafts Exceptional Value-Minimum Cost 241 RIVER VALLEY ROAD SINGAPORE. Cafe Restaurant 2, Finlayson Green 61, Middle Road, Singapore, Phone 2620. Confectionery FOE WEDDING OR BIRTHDAY TEA-PARTIES CALL AT:— THE VICTORIA Confectionery Store 71.
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      182 5 Electrical United Trading Co. 61, Stamford Road, Singapore. IF IT IS ANYTHING ELECTRICAL, PLEASE CONSULT US Embroidery Direct Importers of all kinds of Chinese Hand-made Fancy Goods. GOOUSTORE 10, Battery Road. Phone *****. (Rodney House) Singapore Forwarding Agents "SINGAPORE BAGGAGE TRANSPORT AGENCY 45, The Arcade: Tel: No. 4658 Prompt Execution,
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      164 5 Optician Regarding the eyesight Consult: New China Optical Co* 71. High Street, Singapore. I Phone 3786. I Photographer CENTURY STUDIO No. 23, New World Amusement Park. SINGA PHOTO STUDIO G4, High Street, Singapore. Indoor and Outdoor i Photographers. Pianos USED PIANOS BY FAMOUS MAKERS AT REASONABLE PHICES I Nang Heng
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    TRIBAL TROUBLE FEARS IN INDIA
    189 6 Apr. I i —Ail the roy, Lord Mi v nan ti:< V ply informing 1.. iir New Delhi repi oi tin Sunday t T h c ither with the ur ti and Of I)! held up The future adn the fr •"Within 15 months 80
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    'PITILESS' PUNISHMENT FOR REBELS
    102 6 ARIVE, Apr. 12. art' m there," ppoi, French II to W 1 a speech be] tid people m the main f Tananarive. After summing up the history vi the m Mada the c mmissioner contl: "Prool 01 prom oi th se ciimcs is now .bJi.shcd. Simullaneuus
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    India Will Be 'Federation'
    52 6 DON. Apr. 13 If a united Indian Gov i it will one like thi but rat] Bfl .at <•( Russia, Dr. Rasheea Ahm id the m< 1 the Hind Union m London tod "Frerdom and pr plr should pui on k the i .11 Uio 1
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    FREEDOM OF WORSHIP GRANTED IN ITALY
    11 6 FREE DOM OF WORSHIP GRANTED IN ITALY I I I 1
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    ARMED CHINESE
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    INDIA FOOD SITUATION NOT FREE FROM ANXIETY
    245 6 BOMBAY, Apr. 13.— The food situation m India to-day is Somewhat easier than at Name time last year, but it is not free from an Dr Rajendra Prasad, Food Member of the Government of India told a press conference here to-day. Prasad, who
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    They Won't Recognise Double Summer Time
    184 6 They Won't Recognise Double Summer Time KIKKU'AI.I. lIKKM IM \M)s \pi. 13— Ooi And all countrj folk m the Orkm Islands, Scotland's l»u producinj centre, decline to r< ifntte the Kritish (ituilili IHBUI i time. Of the island*! .'1.00,; population 18.(! >0 are country people. i contend thai theii tit
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    JAP TEXTILE INDUSTRY'S GROWTH: CHINA PROTEST
    43 6 \pr. L 3.— :i Of th( Ji which the light Industries which ded t} ile fad inder thp enon Hufl rnn n :np" which I out thai .1 thi mull Arthi He elude lie m He I
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    CHIANG HOLD CONFERENCES WITH LEADERS IN S'HAI
    361 6 OHAI, Apr. 13. Cm n. whi holiday hi hi a busy day i holdini With local Civil and military authorit s. Ho also had a long talk with X r Dr. Synsman Rh« Th. irn to tl D'vUun ol the < v uth
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    BRITISH INCOME TAX REDUCTION?
    123 6 LONDON. Apr of the JSzchcqu m presenting his i House vi C annotinjC Britain's Uicom pound. whi( Tht will low i r t (v ti 8s British fact j production ridden i;«>mr> mark I Brti "Expert or Die" progranune. H,- also may Incr initial per? r.d
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    Copra Industry In February
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    THE LOCKET
    830 7  -  ALFRED E. F. STERN Specially Written For The 'Morning Tribune' By FOIIB. srffl: ,> you ency l -lib i whom n [now wi aal an Is I V :>art- m. m I I I much unri I learned how Ie he was> Ht- uiidtr the impn i\ you
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    DEMOCRATIC ADVANCEMENT IN KOREA
    124 7 DEMOCRATIC ADVANCEMENT IN KOREA WASHINGTON. Apr 13 Mac Arthur. bupreme Allied Commander In Japan m a jreport on his military nment tod-ty described the new Legislative As>emblv m the United Stale. zone of K*>rea as the "greate forward m the democratic process of sell rule yet made by the people
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    Settlement Of India's War Accounts
    180 7 Settlement Of India's War Accounts NEW DELHI, Apr. 13- Liaquat Ali Khan. Finance member of the Indian Interim Government will probably head the Indian delegation to the final negotiations m London tor the settlement of India's £1.250.000.001) balances it was learned here today. Talks art 1 expected to take place
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    EGYPTIAN OPPOSITION LEADER DIES
    32 7 I CAIRO. Apr. 13 Sabry Abu 1 1 Alam P ..ha. S hefal 01 the Egyptian WAFD PartJ and lead r of the Opp He *dJ Reuter 62
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    R.A.F. PILOT KILLED
    43 7 Watford, England. Apr. I The pilot of an R A F. Welon boml lulled I when hia Dlan( Watford. His three-ma baled out and the p 1 a n o then crashed on a corner of a ploughed field. U.P.
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    Around The Town — WITH VERA ARDMORE —
    1057 8 Around The Town WITH VERA ARDMORE Farewell Party At The Swimming Club Among the Saturday night revellers at the Swimming Club. I saw Captain Harry Barnes, who giving a farewell party prior to leaving for U.K. m the Alcantara. Among his gue-ts. were Lieut Charles Bartlett. Captain "Tubby Babbington. Miss
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    UNKNOWN UNKNOWN
    192 8 UNKNOWN UNKNOWN Want Happinesl J Nothing gftes a -.-M the sam^ bloom or k- bH S quite so youthful i ledge that sh m I man of iur ha I S even when a to j j that hei husb md 5" I deeply, the sheen W I wum ofF
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    HOLLYWOOD FOG...
    1165 9  -  Henry Gris by T Mornrng Tribune Corres. m Hollywood HOI all the un [believes 1 im m ndon f< i told «rith S an unkmd Imwn. v v know iully well that these low. rolling white clouds thi which your character! le bra parently on any H Uyi
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    CORINTHIC ON MAIDEN TRIP
    42 9 LIVERPOOL, April 12 The 15.000 ton Shaw Savill died tod.iy pool on a maiden n land via South Atn< is hip The full c< mpi'ii i VIS, rial impion, and II IUBi rut drum conttnu ney w!1 motha
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    WALLACE CALLS FOR 'NEW DEAL' FOR WORLD "NO PEACE TILL IT HAS ONE"
    579 10 WALLACE CALLS FOR 'NEW DEAL' FOR WORLD "NO PEACE TILL IT HAS ONE" ON, Apr. 13. Henry Wallace, former Vicer it ol the United States railed far a "new deal tile world" when he broadcast to the British people to-night. "The whole world needs a new deal and re will
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    'I'LL TALK, AND TALK...'
    179 10 LIVERPOOL, \|»r 1 H Wallace. repl>ing to hi> ttllAt >rial critit-s m the I'nitf i States .11 1 iisfti them t.ul brtn* m "hyitniflal itati itiind, su«>f<*stin« thai United States was at war with Kussia." He spoke m a crowded hall it a meeting organised b>
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    CABLES PROTEST TO UNO
    34 10 Khartoum, April 13 The Independent Fro.it and ior party UMMA on Saturday cretary General Trygve Lie a thy protest against Egypt and the Arab Leamie'< a'ti.ucte towards the Su independence.
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    HIGHLANDERS WIN
    23 10 The £eaforth H j 'B net the JoviaUds Atnletic f rin '4 r match at I .m, r and Wi I
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    LEWIS BACKS DOWN: COAL MINES TO BE RE-OPENED
    156 10 Washington. Apr. 12.— John the leader of the r ed Mine Workers, has backed down m th< He authorized the I rkers district presidents the re-opening of al mine they hay considering "inp; that his mi. k to work only m mines
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    70 SHIPS IDLE
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    CONSTABLE SHOT
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    U.K. Indians Observe Amritsar Day
    316 10 London. Apr. 13.— from Pa: wer< to the audienc* '-mntsai D,. held at Holboni Hall, London. I of the liuiia League of Great Brii "For M w we luive celebrated a national m%9k from Apr 6 to App. 13. We have done so not m
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    Greek Regulars Smash Gueriiia Attempt
    128 10 ATHENS. Apr. 13.— Gi i refeuUra ar. attei 1 de>perate Greek guerilla I 1 break out of trip ci I l m the mounu I I Thessaly. In torrential rain mi I of guerillas punched I tightening army cordon, bu I 23 killed and 17
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    In London For The Big Fight
    21 10 In London For The Big Fight Lond I Stati I Fa. I,^ int< Ha I I I: I II l\7( U.P.
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    Liberals Oppose State Control
    23 10 Lonc'o l, A: M "Lit* IB their Ox: opp mm The m I 1 m m I p< li
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    SUN-WORSHIPPER
    34 11 ['A CAILFIELD background for tinand future Is I:i less fhan 2 tide, blue-eyed Paramount actress has starred m three films, the latest being Irving Berlins Ski**.* 1 opposite Bin;,' Crosby and Fred Astaire.
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    SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
    16 11 I I ill* ru. 552 ing. British), P >rtland. m i iien I k
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    PRODUCE MARKETS
    319 11 dwiie dUitta. Foodstuffs: Y^'erdays quo Ktdai; 1 $85. ind^-China S6U. Glutinous r cc: Siam N I m goon $45 "Gula" Malacca:— 6u perl oj ;ual:ty $42 White sugar: $i igai $70. Bn wn sugar: Au n $51. Gr< Siam No. 1 $33; 2 $lio. Red Beans: $28. Black
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    U.S. REPARATIONS BILL $150,000 MILLION
    21 11 U.S. REPARATIONS BILL $150,000 MILLION Apr. 14.— As the i propo toriou 'iil (i I will 1 ictuaj I jfjfl;sf U.P.
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    Princess Makes 'Most Important' Speech
    83 11 Princess Makes 'Most Important' Speech VICTORIA FALLS. Ap,. 13 Princess Elizabeth today her twenty-first birthday s j -but only for Uv BBc re< ing to b<- used m the ever.; r "live" birthday broadc \pril 21 from Capetown c U heard *n Britain. The speech Is considered the imp :t
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    Soviet Bans Chinese Troops
    69 11 Nanking, Apr 13. --The ewspaper Ta Kurjg Pao. m a despatch Mukden today reported that the Soviet Government ha ted to the immediate ing over of *he civil adn (ration of Dnlren by Chin* rrf i^ed permission for C) troops to enter Dairen and P< it
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      313 11 J ■iiimii .i« «»r I ON YOUR RADIO (Radio Malaya- Singapore) BLUE \KTWOKK— .MAI A' 1 NGLISH PROGRAMMES. d 12 00-a M i 2 ihe rne< ium wavi b 7 22 m( m the 1 41 metre band 00-11.00 PM: 385 me thi band 4 15-9.80 PI\I: when tran«l the
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    3 Girls And Youth Drowned
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    Pethick Lawrence May Quit India Job
    277 12 Pethick Lawrence May Quit India Job April 13-— Sunday the talk c abinet changi but this tim< tarj and L*>rd President ol the Counc 1 Herbert Mom Tin d Prime M ter Aitlet- may mak minor would be tne •eretar-. I »rd Pethick Lawrence. it Ind'.'i haa been all but
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    International Trade Talks Without U.S.S.R.
    25 12 GENEVA. Apr. 12 nal rnplot- j i mlnary dta ..u unai m m l >n the ultli led lfl;fjslf Reuter
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    EARLY 'DAWN ATTACK ON U.S. ENVOY
    119 12 EARLY 'DAWN ATTACK ON U.S. ENVOY NE»V DELHI Muslim League newspq 'Dawn." editor. ttad U.S. Ambassor di H* Grady. for "harping" on In< unity and "taking sides Int [lain the country to which he coming as a d. R| sentative." Dawn referred Gn Washington he stressed thi national unity m
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    CRISIS FACES CHINA'S MERCHANT MARINE
    406 12 'GHAI, (Air Mail)— Unless tl I directed towards reconstruction, by which and products Could moi ly without military barriers or interruptions, th I ;he possibility of a numbi-i laid up to avoid unnecessary wasta^ imt of the present puny voiun .specially for goods destined to
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    STRIKING BUSMEN CONCEDED 2 MORE OF THEIR 17 DEMANDS
    354 13 JOBLINC INQUIRY le on tin Singav by the striking busmt-n v luring the course of the Jobquiry, Mr. A. A. Ewing, General Manaj the pany, agr< < d to: (It Pij hree per tent, interest on ronductoiV dept^sits with fhe company
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    Busy Time For British Boxing Champion
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    Jap Generals And Sgt. To Hang, Thursday
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    Caddick Urges Adult Education
    33 13 Dm Our Own Reporter.) \pr h Ban] ntllc Junior emtield m by lh< ddick. I i]t edu Import Mr imuttu wh i iiad doubt, v which wa t cdv
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    Vienna Gloomy On Liberation Day
    30 13 Vienna Gloomy On Liberation Day VIENNA. Apr. 13. In building building* and D by thi Arm Th< thc Arbeit tung, I I irncd Aus- which but will fulfilling i Reuter
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    MALACCA'S CRIME
    270 13 (I>om Our Own Reporter.) MALACCA. April 14.— A crime survey for the Settlement of Malacca shows that crime was at its lowest for the month of February. In a general report issued by the Police Department, Police authorities hare been concentrating their efforts against undesirous elements and criminal
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    MALAYAN SHARE QUOTATIONS
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    INDUSTRIAL FIRM
    208 14 INDUSTRIAL FIRM kd i All Itet usual h will I unlikely that 1 much a Hydr industry is i additional Industr Mala. seldom de:.;t tor the Ore!;: M I $3.70 ex divider.,; $2 37. with n able. There 1 lei ng Bai Breweries $2: Unlteers si I Smelti ed at
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    Rubber Market Closed Quiet
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    87 14 Continental Mystery Man's" Name Involved In Another Currency Case a The flrsi cheque t < >r uoo t I hotel proprirtoi m i three Chen the wetai to Catti the hotel was too exp. F.it ill and A Niki off' inn 20( T! q»i< I. ix Niki thei cheqti. foi
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    Keen Contests In Week-End Tournament
    207 16 Keen Contests In Week-End Tournament til p put up a splendid shi M duhibbah) t<> whom h 15. Id Another fcoi*! (Oei title) i ;>. 6 15 Other result* were Omar Ah mad i Maj I mm H. Ali (Muhibbah 1 15 Ll 15 9: A Bah fuhib ii'le) N
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    S.B.A. COUNCIL MEETING
    27 16 The Singapore Badminton As sociation will hold a council meeting on Wednesday at 5 .30 t>.m at the Goh Loo Club 70--71 Club Street
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    AUSTRALIA SEEKS TRADE AND GOODWILL WITH INDONESIA
    580 16 Trade Commissioner Outlines Objects Of Mission To Indies me Stall Reporter up relations and resuraptiaa oi trade routes and Anal- Australian deli tend the >nfer< and the dispatch artite m the An ter games I i f the H. C m Australia for
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    DANISH KING HAS QUIET NIGHT
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    China Bank Pays Big Price For Hong Kong Site
    86 16 NOKONO. April 14 The Bank of todftj paid (H $3,475X00 for 15.000 iqua i>f land Ul the centre the city when the Government sold the site of tiu I arm t City Hail »n one of the colon wrnm«.nt land tales.
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    Derby Will Be Run On June 7
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    Filipino Wants To Buy Stallions In Australia
    59 16 Filipino Wants To Buy Stallions In Australia Mr Carlos P. i manager of Ffci manos, a well kn shipping compa ly m Manila m Singapore way Australia He is flying the purpose of Australian racli the idea of cr animals for a better breed racers. Racing is cne of side
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