Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 31 March 1946

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    25 1 The Sunday Tribune Tthphimi lin us paper of I fie People of Malai/a iOl X PAi.hS SIM, \PORK. MARCH .'»K WWW. I'KK i; in CENTS
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    Soviet Attitude To UNO Meets With Heavy Criticism
    448 1 R uss ia Ace v seel Of Tryi ng To 'Wreck f f United Nations RrssiA'S WALK-or i ruo.M im; seci kii^ oim n. \i i. i: i in in WEWYORKHAS :«»|«,!ll I oklll >H AKIM KilK ISM IKI.'M HkillSH \\l) J\OBCAKNEVM'\i
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    Malayan Trade Statistics
    35 1 Malayan Trade Statistics (Special Cable to the jLr'T Tribm*€t WNDOH. Mar. M-™* CttkmW Office states that it 15 hoped torn to resume mtrtoUccl publication of tmSt and expo? figures of Immfrrc between Malaya Ex. Tel.
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    Cecil Clementi On 'Absurdity' Of Union Plan
    171 1 Cecil Clementi On 'Absurdity' Of Union Plan LONDON. Mar. 30.-The view AM the administrative strut- MR planned by the British iBBUIOIBce for Malaya Is "un- .i::J I 3 eigraatd to a letter Loawoa Haws today by Cedl dementi former Go\ or of the Straits s Blfh Oooußlssioiier for Lie MaBt
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    New Approach To Solve World Crisis Urged
    214 1 LONDON, Mar. :>•.— A m-u approach on terms o! i the "i>sut- of oil and that are behind i* pre>fn: (i.m..: rl i-pu t i- advocated in today's -ueof the influential leftuin- ueekK Neu Statesman *nd Nation in an editnrb! dNcu-ion on the
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    Bevin To Call Big 5 Meeting
    81 1 Bevin To Call Big 5 Meeting (Special Cable to th* Sunday Tribune/ jgjPOII. Mir. 30-It is exJ«*ty unlikely, according 10 g"Mg> sources, that Mr. Z"****™. t°* Foreign Secrecy, win fly to New York In 2r wSL the Soviet attitude in JjyjJ^ojmeil regarding the iJj^ probable that the J"s* rotnre plans
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    WOMEN'S SLACKS IN THE COMMONS
    27 1 WOMEN'S SLACKS IN THE COMMONS (Special Cable *w** TrUmne) J«WOW. Mar. 30-Th SpeaSVL? 1 Ho of cHp J u *o women an c^t vie propo Ex. Tel.
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    New Zealand Cutt Off From Outside World
    154 1 New Zealand Cutt Off From Outside World LONDON, Mar. 29.— New land was comple&ely isolated tiuui tiii ou-oiae world ..o mid euuie commun. between Britain ana Australia \*»ere oadi\ uh jc-ea Dy a we *MX HlUglM W tflii V oy Director 01 Cunei .^ory In wf.a.igon, N< Zealand, 1. L.
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    36 1 WAOTH PON: -The Agricul tural D I >aid tha HCI bert Hoover has r food conditions in France, It N A:: l ar^ The thY c;:• g ver saic! '11 told. 10.950.000 tons of wheat. A.P.
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    14 1 CUUHU&INO: -General ISSilllO Chiang X n Fr:- v i Indian Trad 1 -ation.— A.P.
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    A Gift To Raffles Museum
    56 1 A Gift To Raffles Museum 'Special Cable to Sunday Tribune) LONDON. Mar. 30 —A valuable collection of Malayan g ornaments and other r> obtained by the famous Malayan archaeologist Quarit< t Wales, has been hand I af Malaya House as a gift to Raffles Museum. The gift despatched to Singapore
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    RED ARMY EVACUATION
    93 1 RED ARMY EVACUATION TEHERAN. Mar. 28 (Delayed I Iranian Iftntitcr a n< ri r um announced thai Rw U&m bad evacuated "cmiiv Mfifflini ran provmce from Plnuktih to the C.i Sea and lr.mi Babul U: 'h iiian border." The Eted Army d:ri no' main tain :..ru< garrisons in Mazand.r.,r. „;.d
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    Egypt Wants British To Go
    91 1 (Special Cable to the Sunday Tribune/ caipo ifttrcb m.—Anglo--1 -■•>•'■ tn Tr-. t v revision talks iirt- expected t o begin here fc«c*t veek. tgypt is expected to demand that all i;: tfoop be evated. A contru\» j expected r continued occupation of the Buei
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    Japs Landed Near San Francisco In Late 1943
    99 1 CALIFORNIA. Mar. 30.—Between twelve and fifteen Japanese landed trom a lubmaruu on the COMt LS miles north 01 Ban Francisco, in Novenr: 1943. and were taken prisoner by man euvring us. Army nnJ Kenn< th Hammato r, I i W stern States
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    260 Tons Of Rubber Go Up In Smoke
    116 1 260 Tons Of Rubber Go Up In Smoke sJ l Datmwc In Taipiiw Blaze (Sunda> Tribune Coirespondc^t) il*()H. Mar. The Rul)ber Kuyinu I'nil's uod« <i umlu'i situated near Ta«pinu was gutted l>> fire rda\. resulting in 2W) tons of rubber, valued at S2r>o,o<rt) lost. The fin 1 brigade arrived n
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    Million Dollar Fire Damage
    99 1 Million Dollar Fire Damage OTTAWA, Mar. 30.— The icorst fire in the vicinity of Ottm for many years deatiuyed at least $1,000,000 worth of pulpwood ichen a huge fir > raged uncontrolled through vasf pulpioood stock piles and plant at Hull, Quebec. Combined MUM an I Hull fire depar'ment are
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    Badoglio Dismissed From Italian Senate
    62 1 (Special Cable to the Sunday Tribunei ROME. March 30.- Marshal Badogiio < conqueror of Abyssinia wN) betuled the Italian >: n 'h kill iini wa today deprired I title of s inator by adc ision Tali, m Hiuh C w :v.ice for having supported Ktst
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    Governor-Designate Here Tomorrow
    181 1 Govern or-Desig na te Here Tomorrow AtlsiiigiittlraliiHi A Unn<»* -**xvr The dovernor-designate of Singapore, Mr. V. (,im--;>n will take the oath of office tomorrow morning in the Municipal Council Chamber. At i c -t emon> to he h e 1 I in connection with the >\\ea-inir-in, the administrative chringe-ovcr will
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    WITNESS MISSING
    86 1 •7/o//.,. (if Horrors' Cose PARIS. Mar. 29 The di> peal U of one of the nnni pal witnesses In th i Petiot i >.. m ri 1 csm Made t'l-e Rajmotld Baude'. daughter of on? of the 21 alleg cd victims ol 10 JCM old Df ■■I Petiot
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    Oxford Wins Boat Race
    29 1 I.' \S\ V H\ Mnr. JO, -Oxford won t l 'f (^.?nfl b<MM PIC 6 'ij 1 Cam vtt vr bf thfM IbocUi Associated Press
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    Killearn Reports Expected In London Shortly
    129 1 Killearn Reports Expected In London Shortly (Special Cable to the Sunday Tribune) LONDON. Mar. :Jo.— Delegate- are a^embhny in London now for an emergency confernce on cereal supplies for Kurope. T\\ent\ -e\ en natioM ha\,' fa n in viti'd. including control commission representatiw> from the four occupied zones in lit'inmny
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    Eventful Days Of April
    122 1 IM| Ist April. U.S. landing on Okinawa. I2tti April, Death ol Re bkq|( 18 h April. U.S Third Ar::. enteri Czechoslovakia 22nd April. Russians enter Berlin. 25th April. San Francisco Con['■renff 1 opened. 26th April. US Third Ar:t.y enter Austria. 26th April, Fail I Bremen to
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    PERMANENT RANKS FOR U.S. WAR LEADERS
    74 1 PERMANENT RANKS FOR U.S. WAR LEADERS WASHINGTON, March 30Pr Idem Barm r^ Trom&n ha? signed a legislation prantinr '■< rm in rsnV n c G^nem 1 r. r A"!.v and Fleet Admiral o f 'be N vv me leaders wbn held Then wMI also roc^ivo S5 onr irv allowancef in
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    4 1 ha been announced.-— Reuter
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      28 1 CHUNGKING:— An epide??iic of tin >.:>:■; tis and smallpox is sioeepinng many districts of Kiangsi Sixty deaths from rncningitis have occurred in the town of ><kang thus far.- A.P.
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      35 1 LISBON:— The late world chess champion, Dr. Alekhine. whose body still lay abandi I on a mortuary slab, is to v buried by members of the P tuguese Chess F< French consular authorities sa.d A.P.
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      27 1 TOKYO Lieut. -Gen. John hcott, Commander of the Commonwealth Occupation I ra n, has emphatically denied the report that he had been relieved of his command.— Reuter
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      22 1 B IT VIA:— R.A.F. Thunderbolts strafed and silenced DOO- d machinegun pos fa wood near Sourabaya. U vvas officially announced b Reuter
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      40 1 TOKYO:— Gen. Douglas MacArtnur, Su; n Allied Commander in Japan, has ordered the Japanese Governmen lay the seating of 30 newly appoinied members of the Home Peers until his staff had been I to determine whether the; "undesirable personnel Reuter
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      26 1 LONDON Tht Gold Coast on Thursday I am Bi tish colony in Africa in which African members will have an unofficial maiuritv in its ture.— Reuter
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      33 1 NEW DELHI:— A commission to enquire into and report the causes of ihe receni X Indian Navy disorders at Bombay, Karachi and other eer.has been constituted wit! Chief Justice of Pa:: H Reuter
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      39 1 CHUNG tK kttcmpts on the life of Generalis WOO Chiang Kai shek were dis losed today with the reported ■'ii mt; ot \:i Li chi, a hin c s c newspaperman and illeged terrorist, to 13 >>.• imprisonment. Associated Press
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    Sports & Politics Don't Mix
    123 1 Sports Politics Don't Mix CHICAGO, Mar. 27.--proposed 1948 Olympic game at London which was criticized by various sources •< < ca staunch support of two Quali- •nen. s Air <\zi /XNdt Zamverini. who was a Cfljpff»t for two years in a Japanem prison camp, said Jape ■> Germans and Italians
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    IZVESTIA'S ATTACK ON JAP GOVT.
    144 1 IZVESTIA'S ATTACK ON JAP GOVT. MOSCOW, Mar 29 Izvestia t day carried a leading article taming the Japanese Oomtumnt of Baron Kijuro Shidehara autmpting to slow down the rtform The writer Viktor Kudr:avL»ev said: "Gen. Mac Arthur directive for the liquidation of tht biggest companies has not yet been put
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    £150 Rolled In Tooth Paste Tube
    77 1 TOKYO, Mar. 29.- Allied mill arching Jap- h j dij;. and busin v n and Ui« families wh< the ilny peri of Uruga IU ut!i Tokyo. dia-mond-studded wrist watches in a oelt worn by a id Ud under its clothing. i. if French i&d
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    Big Food Shipment Arrives In Japan
    200 1 Big Food Shipment Arrives In Japan TOKYO, Mar. .'5O. Three Libert) ships are now unioadinu a total of 25,00(1 tnn>. <»i v. hoat and rice the first shipment of foodstuffs from the I .S. t'» Japan which will he held in reserve foi distribution to prevent unrest, Allied Headquarters announced
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      214 1 Y. T LE E TYPr N R I 7 I R E A L I R 9 332, North Bridge Roai, undertaken monthly TELEPHONE 7971 MOHE NEW ARBIVAISI i :-y Mail brings in Music, and More Music, from M parts of Hit British Empire, to replenish our Music Shelves; it
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    Sunday Tribune March 31, 1946 Minor Annoyances
    656 2 Sunday Tribune March 31, 1946 Minor Annoyances C DgZ I as to the Sini.. rra ion Company on rounding oil th sto the D i: This SUg- a red in h Sunday nibune over I v y- an ago ben ttu ramlo< m c pera bum] unaU change was taxinf
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    VOLUNTEERS
    1038 2  -  W.A.Harpur By Complain Of A Raw Deal (on (.'-})< m<l cru( i -rat-bin lhi> newspaper ovei the p;iseveral months suggest lhai Singapore YoiunU'ii are profoundly dissatisfied with their trcitfl stoct i > a.vain came under Isiitish orders alter heini; hostage •I the enemy (inline the QClipBC ol Mala\ a.
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    Chunking Will Not Be A Ghost City
    388 2 Chunking Will Not Be A Ghost City CHUNGKING— This wartime capital tfMWHIgh wh>.power flowed t<> emhattled China from abroad wIH not become a ghost town when the national ffVenUßenl moves to Nanking, wxii \»ociaU l (l PtCSB CoiTCSpOßdent Harold K. Milks. Appr .>x:mai ly 500.000 people ■re expec ed 111
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    300,000 Nylon Stockings Per Week By October
    161 2 300,000 Nylon Stockings Per Week By October LONDON, Mar. 21. Although pi ■<■■ nyJun yarn is not y»t entirely out tie exp< rimental age here, British hosiery manufactm aim at producing :it)U,UOO pair3*of nylun itockingl a week by OcioThroughout the war, British women havi- looked forward to •n- day when
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    59-Year Old Eyes For Baby Born Blind
    65 2 59- Year Old Eyes For Baby Born Blind NEW YORK, Mar. ?i.—A four:d baby, born "blind, is seeing through fifty-nine-year-M yes. Th< r e those of a woman who bequeathed them 10 science mhm •/<«' died last September. The ansfcrr th>- hahii sir viontlis ago. Doctors said that th<* op>ratum
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    Today's Thought
    30 2 We cannot know whmt is In a man's heart, $avc as he express* him self in his deeds: A good ttc cannot bring forth evil fruit.— AX 18.
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    Sir Samuel O'Donnell's Suicide
    16 2 Sir Samuel O'Donnell's Suicide 1/ >\ mi! di: O'D'inm 11 Loll don iki i wile dl Reuter
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    THE LOST GENERATION
    391 2  -  S. S. CHUA My a yo«fif face bin with tmbh worldly eyes, tiny feel enca in absurdly high heell v. hicii make the arei tot ci pcecaniAisly. carefully oiled "pernM I hair topped wi b a ridiculously huge baby b I iresh young complexion obliterated by a
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    Franco's Promises To Seize Gibraltar
    346 2 Franco's Promises To Seize Gibraltar Fifteea docOMei enlin^ Spanish H unh thi during the war and detin Uon i i i>am Id i..« i H» wmr —film* haV4 !)Vv!l ik hi h :,7-|iaKe paper released by fcaU I N p nt The paper includes documt msmitted b nd to Hitler
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    Malay Women Discard Their 'Kain Tudong'
    97 2  -  R. B. Ooi To ih of J2* must be c .ian as a shy creature hiding br when she goes H< r Mst<Ts < 1 v I k^ ThiMfri ni ir .1 pi ny n. Hu l"ii^ l^- v rg.'d U d in shaping
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      797 2 Acknowledgment Kv. of Ca; Port Bwetteni.. «clMi thank all es and fnrr.ds who attended the funera: tbeir IllMti nephew I kiteswara: (I merly ot Remington Hand Ire Singapore) an the 18th Mu-ch. 94< and also all those wn* r.u wreaths, and lent ctri e t< MISCELLANEOUS WANTE!r> A girl Typist,
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    Banks Tighten Up Anti – Hold Up Precautions
    71 3 Banks Tighten Up Anti Hold Up Precautions tU Wit** utility Tribun tie Report!(iitps fin n him U re up in SingaP<> re the v I most dv tee of daring robbei Ihi r////. Ut if ral of the while a syson possible has been i numb has the special t!
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    Black Market Man-Made
    87 3 Black Market Man -Made "S<> pic say that the black market' is inevitable, but 1 say that this is not so. A 'black market' is manmade and can only thrive supported by the people and killed only if boycotted by the people," said Col. V. T. Champion de Crespigny, SCAO,
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    Furniture Prices Take Sharp Nosedive
    285 3 Furniture Prices Take Sharp Nosedive fit/ A Sundti'i I'rihwu Ittpuviir) THERE has been <t tandsli d in price* < furmiimn •>■■ Singap< Reputable furnishing houses of old standing were two months ago asking $2,000 to $3,000 for a first class bedroom suite in teak. Most of them were honest enough
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    Australian Fears U.S. Return To Isolationism
    126 3 Australian Fears U.S. Return To Isolationism LOS ANGELES. Mar. 30—Aus- ...> do ruti i ur Aim intervention in the Pai her they are airaid United States may abandon is in the Pacific area anci i to its old policy of n. Dr. Dixon Wei Dr. Wecter, a professor of the
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    Jap POW's For Deep Sea Fishing?
    449 3 Jap POW's For Deep Sea Fishing? Petition May Be Sent To Govt. < Ilif Simdai/ i hum Slat)' fi< pnrtcr) ii i- ir.tinni i hat on !u'..i!l <>! fishmongers a petition i Urn gtvc !■■■■< b roatciiplitrd raggesttaig that Jap■in-' 1 j)ii-"tu: oi I be |i- '''-it U'jl t(» i-esume
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    "Indonesian Night"
    33 3 A gramme, "Indolai v. in which Malays. nd EuraL'd. drew a large py World Stadium on Prid The t app; 1 items were dunces such as Bali Siva Dance and Dewl
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    Atom Research Tops Soviet 5-Year Plan
    270 3 Atom Research Tops Soviet 5- Year Plan M()S( O\\ Research «»n \hv. piohlcms of atomic enernr, 9Qjving more mysteries of cosmic rays, finding out more about ■fsrodysUUniCS and airplane wing buildings, and developing ilu- Uihniuuf of applying gasodynamics to Mhtevc Wiper »p6td in aviation and artillery projectiles, are hiffh <»n
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    Everybody In Budapest Is A Millionaire
    255 3 Budape.-Ji— Where. MM| reports shy American^ buy cameras, mink coats and d.an.* mS for a .song this city will soon be the m.'st cxiiiuMvi In tbc world, said a Hungarian linancial expert recently. M the pengo before DM war live to the dollar bank
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    Chinese Crew Win $34,000 Lawsuit
    127 3 Chinese Crew Win $34,000 Lawsuit SEATTLE. M; ir j ,-Chn, crewmen ol the old fr( Wiihelmina. whirh e«ud> tl Fapanese alter Pearl Harbour and was saih'd into Seattle as a prize ni war. won a Federal court ca on Thursday and will reerivi $34,000 from the omen Th feooßd may.
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    POLITE GANGSTERS PURLOIN LORRY
    312 3 POLITE GANGSTERS PURLOIN LORRY Ihe notorious 71 mile Chemor Road, Ipoh. scene pf t era! hold-ups and robberies in the past month, figured in >et another highway robbery in the small hours <il id.i> nunning. A lorry, conveying a load ol fish i nun Liimut to Ipc»h. was held up
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    Train load Of Coal STOLEN!
    160 3 Train load Of Coal STOLEN! FRANKFURT, IffT. 23.— The Uf r.iurkrt is M elaborately organised iL jerraany that a gang was known t steal a iramluad oi coal m the Ruhr district and transport it MO nnhs t v swap it for potatoes. xiiis was disclosed recently y British nulitary
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    ROYAL ASIATIC SOCIETY
    99 3 At the annual genera] m< ing ol the lialayan Brancb ol the Royal Asiau: Booftety, tv id in Raffles Museum on W< dn< d i evening, the following ullic 1 were elected: President Colonel Viet r P cell; VKjf-prr-ici-nts: Uii^k:; Aziz, Father Card on, IfaJ Rentse; hon.
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    Coffee Shop To Go To Gaol
    98 4 A proprietor of a.< idge R< Joi and nil assistant Liang were each sir. in thi yesterday wl pleaded guil > loaf of bread a.: was fined $500 while his .:n- w.i I.:. cJ H< 0. W] Phua asked f> P. Jack, presiding r
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    Publisher Fined For Breach Of Copyright
    127 4 Publisher Fined For Breach Of Copyright For what was d flagrant breach oJ by Major A. P. Jack. a Seng Hua, publisher ot N «.\i Publisi. Church Street, was Hr t, two months' r pleaded gu -?e of distrib Government by r of maps of towni an A.A.M. n the
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    RACE HANDICAPS
    168 4 wing are handicaps for day of the Selangor April 6: ?s. Class 1, 5 1 2 furlongs r Bands) 3.7. I. .march 9.5. Tonroe 8.12. :lnt 8.7, Mr. Chips 8.3. W. Liege Maid 7.10. Prjnella 7.7, First Lady 7.7. Horses, Class 2. Div. 1, 5 furlongs—Turn Over 9.0,
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    No Mercy For Youthful Perak Gunman
    197 4 No Mercy For Youthful Perak Gunman 'The- crime wave in Perak must, and v. ill v-op. And no mercy win bt shown now* i know thl local litlUktloii in Perak md i shall have no mercy t.^ iv^r ll accused is conerned, whether 01 not the AUthoritiefl m Kuala Lumpur
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    "Whole Police Force Indignant," Defence Lawyer Tells Court
    575 4 (iiinese Inspectors licit! On <Taiisiii«4 Hurt Charge 'The whole affair is shocking. The whole police forte is highly indignant," declared counsel for the defence, when a case against two well-known Chinese officers of the Singapore Police Force was brought up in the
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    14 Detectives Face Serious Charges
    187 4 14 Detectives Face Serious Charges S Fourteen < It* vvral of them men with years of m c, cc wu p before the Second Sup<. rlor C Court yesterday when I charges of causing hurt to i*arious people during Uu J Japanese occupation 1 1 n preferred against tk&M, In
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    IN WAKE OF THE PERAK MASSACRE
    315 4 IN WAKE OF THE PERAK MASSACRE As a result ■>! continued tension and serious clashes j i and Chinese in the Bindings area of Peders bare btn issued to troops for the search of ;nns iirui houses. They will collect and hand over police all weapons with the exception of
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    Inspector To Hang For 1943 Murder
    98 4 I .bune Correspond* I IPoII. Mar. 30. Follow:nq I lour-day trial in itic Superior Court. Than Duul. a former Inspector of Police, Singapore, ill tutenced to death when he ivas convicted on a charge of murder of Viaor Perera in July 1943. Thaniby Dorai
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    A Musical Appreciation
    240 4 A Musical Appreciation A member of the forces soon to depaii iron; Malaya pays tribute and expresses gratitude to D: Eri Chisholm who has satisfied the hwwgi i for orchestral music that MHtaf of servicemen tnd women have felt during their enforced exile from musical civilisation." Dr. Chisholm is one
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    Good Returns In Penang Races
    159 4 'Tribune Correspondent j Pi r 30. Resdlts 01 tod l enang M are as follov c I— Kumii. Ahmad) 1, r^shea i Wahab) I $14, $6, $o. c 2 Duke Carring'on <Manikan.' 1 Gula < Ahmad) Tot- 1 $89, $33, Race o— Silica <Fadil) 1,
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    NO VENGEANCE, NO RETRIBUTION...
    339 4 NO VENGEANCE, NO RETRIBUTION... (An Ivipression By A S'aff Reporter) In the quiet atmosphere of the Second War Crimes Court, interrupted only by the clatter of trolley-buses and cars passing alon^ High Street, a portion a black portion of Syonan-to's 1940 history is being unravelled and subjected to the searching
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    Bail Refused To Two Indians
    114 4 A ehttM of causing grievous hurt tor the purpose o! extorting a concession was preferred i ugains' Manikam Ganapathi 1 when he appeared in the Se- Mild Superior Court yesterday I mornmg. The case was postponed to April 6. Mr. S. C. Goho is fof
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