Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 25 April 1948

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    33 1 B y THE PEOPLE FOR THE PEOPLE MALAYA'S NATIONAL NEWSPAPER I The Sunday Tribune Vow .PrmleJ Simultan<Busly m Singapore Kuala Lur.ipur/tpoh Penanf. -r^IVE PAGESr^ SB**" SINGAPORE, Ai'KIL 2S, 1948. PRICE TEN CENTS, j
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    NURSES ANSWER APPEAL TO FIGHT POLIO
    492 1 NURSES ANSWER APPEAL TO FIGHT POLIO !< MYSTERY DISEASE STRIKES COLONY: 12 CASES REPORTED A "V _m_ig- .^"^fe. <sr^ .^^m*. mi WB^^ (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) TIIK Municipal Health Department's appeal for BuropOMl trained voluntary nurses to nurse cases of ooliomyclities (infantile paralysis) now m Midd'eton 11 >Hpit;il, Iris met
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    THE LAST LAUGH
    61 1 iR\iwtny Tribunt Report* i > K Singapoic cameraman. W ho strongly believes in ■•Service with a smile," sent i client a 'rush-print' last The following morning mh»d a telephone call to t l u effect that ho had certainly lived up to his motto, and provided more
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    Mdm. Pridi Leaving
    67 1 Mdm. Pridi Leaving Madame PiiC ■"haDOmyonjjj *ife of the ex-Prime lfinistei of Blara, now living m exiU m Slngapoie. s expected to leav the Colony this morning foi Slim. Madame Piidi who arrived m Sngapoir a few weeks igo with five of hei six children, cmt on a visit to
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    DUTCH JAIL SPORE SHIP CHARTERER
    173 1 DUTCH JAIL SPORE SHIP CHARTERER Bttavia. Apr. 24. Lawrence H.inson, l>!-veai-,,!u Australian charterer of the Singapore freighter MTS-4 wu today sentenced to five month*' imprisonment by t Bitirta court. JJ"«on appeared on a ■JV of involving attempted Jjß lln 8 of quantities of I **r and sisal from Indone- j
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    Churchill -Artist
    52 1 U)NDON, Apr. 24:— Bri- Royal Academy had three oil painting, jnrtime Prime Minister JJston Churchill for exhi. Won this year. are to be hung "on Une"-^. covotrd eye**'Positions. Three are the »?K Um numbt> r allowed U? r f the Academy Pictures, submitt Z C re hung but
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    CYCLIST HURT
    34 1 A Javanese cyclist wa s knocked down by a lorry opposite G«'vlang Police at about 4.40 p.m. yesterday. The man sustained injuries mi his right arm and was rc--1 novod to hospital.
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    JAP TEACHERS TO STRIKE
    45 1 TOKIO. Apr. 24. Morr than 1.000 school-teachers m Kyoto prefecture. northern Honshu, are expected to hold two-day strike from tomorrow, following the refusal of th<- prefecture] authorities to accept their demands for increased wages, the Japanese press reported today. Renter- A.A.P
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    No Ransom Paid For Tan Kah Kee's Son
    502 1 HONGKONG. April 21. Throe of six kidnap victims, held for ransom since the piracy of the Dutch steamer Van Hcutz, SO mil'\s north of Hongkong on the night of Dec. 14-15. have been released, according to a relative of one of the
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    TROPICAL TREAT—
    2 1 TROPICAL TREAT
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    CAR MEN WANT SUPERVISION, ELIMINATION OF GRAFT
    249 1 (Sunday Tnhunt Reporter) The Joint Committee of the Vehicle Owners' and Drivers 1 Organisation of Singapore, representing five unions, have made an appeal for a committee to be formed consisting of Government officials, vehicle owners and drivers to "supervise the inspection of vehicles
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    MASKED PIRATES BOARD CRAFT, LOOT AND KILL
    343 1 (Froti. Out Sum tfuporter MALACCA, APR. 24.— Armed Chinese pirates, using a fast motor boat, stniok again this time with violence and murder on the high seas between Sumatra and Malacca on the morning of April 21. Details of this sea-holdup were today
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    REPATS RETURN
    32 1 SHANGHAI, Apr. 24. Reports from Canton, south China 1 port, said today a batch of 294 Burmese overseas Chinese had left for Hongkong on their way back to Rangoon. Reuter
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    £20,000 FOR TWO LEGS
    59 1 s Manchester, April 23 I Mrs. Fay Gardner was 1 awarded £20,000 sterling today for the loss of both t her Aegs m a railway t accident seven years ago. The court awarded her i husband, Henry Gardner, I a former Army officer, £'),000 sterling "for
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    Governor To Open Workshop
    85 1 Governor To Open Workshop His Excellency, the Governor of Singapore Sir FrankHi Gimson will open the new ly built workshop m Battery Road run by the Ramakrish Ina Mission Orphanage nexl Thursday. A guard ol honour will b< formed by the Videkananck Boys' Scnool. Saradama r Girls' School and the
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    GANG STOPS WORKERS
    108 1 About 120 Indian labourers who were on their way tC j work at Teluk Ayer Basin early yesterday morning were stopped by a gang of Chinese who asked the Indians il they had the Union's permisI sion to work. Alarmed, the Indians called the Policr and one
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    U. S. Charged With Creating Artificial Frice-Drop
    378 1 U S. Charged With Creating Artificial F rice-Drop Malayan Rubber Men Submit Memorandum KUALA LUMPUR. APR. J ted States was using her indu s poses, to depress artificially the as a consequence, the standa r pendent on it, is made by the Committee m a memorandum Meeting to be held
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    SHORT CIRCUIT STARTS FIRE
    135 1 (Sunddii Tiibunf Reporter) Two tire engines from the Singapore Fire Brigade sped to Whitcaway Laidlaw building yesterday afternoon to deal with a minor fire which broke out on the first floor. No damage to the departmental stores' property was caused, except loi an asbestos window panel
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    35 1 NEW YORK, Apr. 24. The US Coast Guard reported that the ss San Dominque has ral dioed that she was sinking 13 j miles off Kingston, Jamaica and her crew were taking to lifeboats.— U.P.
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    CEYLONESE TROOPS IN KL SMASH-UP
    137 1 CEYLONESE TROOPS IN KL SMASH-UP r i \i. i.i Mrum, i Saturday. McmlxTS ?of the "evlon Koyul Pioneer Corps, number- V I Ing between SO and 40. entered a li(|iior shop at S Princess Koad tonight i and sinnsh«'d up the shop, breaking shn \v A cases and liquor bottles.
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    AMBASSADOR OF INDIA'SART
    52 1 AMBASSADOR OF INDIA'S ART London, April 21. Ram Gopal, the famous Indian dancer, who has been playing to packed houses m London and Paris, has been asked by the Prime Minister of India, Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, to represent India at the International Festival m New York m October, it is
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    DELEGATES MEET
    59 1 (Sunday lit hunt Reporter) Delegates from various panMalayan organisations attcnocd the Annual General Meeting of the AMCJA-PUTEKA which took place yesterday at the Malayan Democratic Union Hall m Singapore. The meeting is understood to have reviewed the past year of work and the present position of the AMCJA
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    MARTIAL LAW IN HAIFA
    41 1 London. Apr. 23. The Exchange Telegraph m a disi patch from Jerusalem report- «d that Havana Radio has announced the imposition of martial law ir Haita by orde f of the Jewisd forces In con- ;rol there.
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    ARTENTRIES MAY PASS 1,000 MARK
    233 2 AR T ENTRIES MAY PASS 1,000 MARK (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) SINQAPORE schoolchildren of all ages are re- ported to be working at high pressure Just now to have their entries ready for the 7th Inter-School Art Exhibition scheduled for June. The scope of entries is be in^r extended to
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    S'pore-By A S'pore Woman
    288 2 S' pore -By A S'pore Woman 'COMPARED with Singa- pore. Ceylon is 'the nicest j possible plao» to live m" I I stated Mrs Pax Rippingale. a J Home-bound Singapore resi|dent. to the Press m Colombo. Mrs Rippingale had broken journey thvre to await He: husband -Major Rippingale -who was
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    SENIOR INDIAN INTERPRETER GETS INCOME TAX POST
    189 2 I (Sunday Tribune Report* r i Selected lor the post of E taminer of Indian Accounts m ti. 1 come Tax Department. Si n;apore, Mr. M. V. Rajaram. 3eoior Indian Interpreter, Civil bistiiet Court, has zone on •.iiistor to the Income Tax Department.
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    ROTAN, JAIL FOR BOYANESE
    95 2 A 3")-ye;«i -old Boyane.s-", j Bardi bin Sa'aman, was onl- ered to be given 12 strokes of the rotan m addition to t sentence of 12 months' rigor- i ous impiisoument. by the Soc- jnu District Judge, 'Mr. A. D. Far it 11. ye ;tcrday. tor
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    45 2 i Mr. John Henri/ Pattinson, brother o/ afr. Edu-ard Pnttinson of t)u Shell Co., St-m--h(iir(tnt/. is now doiny afctetarial work m the War Office m Britain. Ditriny tht war hr arrred under "Monty.' John huft hocn nuv/.iy from Malaya for the past 18 years. i
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    ALLECED TO HAVE SHOT DETECTIVE
    215 2 ALLECED TO HAVE SHOT DETECTIVE A Chinese who i? alleged :.c have shot t.j dtath a Singapore Malay detective m Cecil Street on ihe night of February 1. last \«.ar. was produced before the Seventh Police Magistrate. Mr. A. G. Shears yesterday. The man. 29-year-old, ico Chin Hwee was* arrested
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    PLEBISCITE COMMISSION NAMED
    114 2 PLEBISCITE COMMISSION NAMED LAKE SUCCESS. April 24. The Security Council yesterday approved the nomination of Flelgium and Colombia to the five-nation plebiscite commission to go to Kashmir under the auspices of the United Nations. Under the terms reached by the Council. India names one country to the commission, and Pakistan
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    STRUCK, DIED
    88 2 Alleged to have been involved m the murder ot a Chinese named Lai Tucl; Kong m the Harbour Beard Labourers' Lines at 3 p.m. on March 18. '.ian Kai Lin aud Low Peng both of No. 13. ueylang Road wore produced before the Seventh Magistrate A. G* Shears,
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    S.L.A.E. MEETING
    91 2 A Genera! Meeting of th«« Singapore Branch of the Society of Licensed Ah craft Engineers is being held today it 10 a.m.. m Hangai "15" tallang Airport. A lecture on the RollsRoyce "Merlin" aero-engine vill be given tomorrow at 8 >.m.. at Beach House, Katong. On Tuesday April
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    Flying Doctors Cover Big Area
    184 2 SYDNEY. Apr. 24. In 12 months, the seven "flying doctors" of the Flying Doctor Ser- vice of Australia, made 498 flights, covering nearly 200.000 miles. This is stated m the 11th annuai report of the service. which will be presented at the annual meeting of
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    German To Hang
    56 2 HAMBURG, Apr. 2i. Nine day.s utter the British Parliament agreed to suspend capital punishment m j Britain for murder, a British war crimes court here yesterday sentenced Lt. Louj* Schmidt to death by hanging for shooting: two Allied airmen I during the war. Th c airmen parachute
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    SULTAN'S CABLE TO THEIR MAJESTIES
    91 2 me sultan ot Johore has sent the following telegram to Their Majesties, The King and Queen "On behalf of my 1 brothei Rulers of the Malay States, myself and the Buitanah. our governments and 1 peoples we extend to Tout Majesties our sincere and hearty
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    AYYANGAR LEAVES
    79 2 NEW YORK. Apr. ?A -Mr GopaLswami Ayyan^ar. lea. der of the Indian delegation which is discussing the Kash i mix issue m the Security Council, left by air for London last night Ml routi U India. --Router. :sV\v Delhi. April 24. Nat ay- jii X'ir.ayak Godsc, kh«s Hin<'i'
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    REPARATION GOODS
    28 2 TOKIO, APR. 24. Tin? 8.">00-ton British ship Sirdhana left Nagoya yest«.rday, carrying 129 cases of reparation goods weighing 4,134 tons, it is rpportrd today Reuter- AAP
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    CENTRAL CLUBHOUSE FOR CYMA MEMBERS
    387 2 'Sunday Tribun* Reportei GOOD mws is m score for members of the C I Young 1 Men's Association m Singapore. hoy the first time the vatioui centra of the as ociati >n icrr aic to have a renLral clubhous< -.vhi/i will be for the use
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    NEW BAND TO FEATURE SOFT, SWEET MUSIC
    409 3 2U0.000 IDLE DEI ROM. Apr. 24:-The General Motors Corporation announced today the temporary lay-off of 200.0C0 workera resulting from steel short age. -UP. (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) ALL set for its opening night at the Raffia Hotel on April 29 is the first
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    INTIMIDATION ALLEGED
    127 3 Alleged to have threatened Singapore Harbour Board labourer witn inj uy to Ins leraoo if .v iiiri not <_oa^ work, a youi*g Chiaeac, icu, Poon LiDik iiHa.s lio Po.i Sen. vas pioUucod boiojc tho Sccjnti PoljC 1 Ma.^i/ i.k M\ 4, C. Ooh. yesterday, on p charge of
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    38 3 Mr. Kuh Chentt Kte. von <»/ Mr. and Mrs. Koh Hunt Sum and Miss Tan Yum Cher, dau y liter of Mr. and Mrs. Tan Soon Woo. who uxre married at lti. St. Michael's Road hint wttk. (Tribune Picture).
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    FOUND TO BE A VAGRANTS
    34 3 Truer Javanese, two Chin- j <\se <>nd a Malay convicted oi vagrancy by the Third Police Magistrate Mr. F. B. Oehleis ye-itcrday, were scni o the house of detention.
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    DID YOU KNOW?
    68 3 Thus gate, situated near the Hindu Temple m Orchard Road, is a familiar tight to passers-bir. But how few know what lies behind itf Now overgrown with weeds, the w-alled-in plot contains a disused Jewish cemetery m which stand about fifty tombs tones. This cewietery which fell
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    RIGHT-HAND MAN CAPTURED
    33 3 MANILA, Apr. 23. Tomos Calma. 28-year-old Hukbalahap and reportedly the right-hand man of the Huk chieftain. Luis Taruc, wa.H captured byManila detectives whilst visiting a friend's house in Manila.— U.P.
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    50 SAD KIDS WILL SMILE AGAIN
    198 3 <Smula>i Tribune Reporter). CARAVAN Films Singapo "movies-at^one's doorstop" organisation Is to play the role of Santa Clau.s to aboutr ~>o '•marooned" schoolchiMu'" next week by giving thrill a fu*f» show of a picture they WCTt i unable to sec through no fault of their
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    ROYAL FAMILY FILM
    92 3 In conjunction with the celei brations on the occasion of the I Silver Wedding of their Majes- ties the King and Queen Elizabeth, the Public Relations Film Unit will include a film on the Royal Family m the program- mes arranged to be held during this week
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    TORNADO KILLS
    33 3 IONIA. Iowa, Apr. 23. A tornado hit Ionia, a northl eastern Iowa town of 300 po- pulation. The State police said four persons were killed and "three or four" missing.- U.P.
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    CENTRAL WELFARE COUNCIL TO BE REORGANISED
    281 3 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Apr. 23.— T0 effect as close an impact as possible on the masses and to better reinforce the long -term policy of the Department of Social Welfare the Central Welfare Council is o bi re-organised on a broader basis. This decision
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    A WOMAN PEEPS AT SINGAPORE
    4328 4  - A WOMAN PEEPS AT SINGAPORE VERA ARDMORE H Raffles College Dance Th" Raffles College Trinity Term Dance proved undout>. .< Ijy h tremendous success. f tie Mist r-mtf m th*. hk;- ory 01 ihe Collate, women [students organised dance on Saturday. April 17, .it their spacious Colkge Hall— to commemorate
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  • The SUNDAY TRIBUNE
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      Dollar Ban In Malaya
      258 6 The relaxation of restrictions upon overseas travel from Britain and the announcement that some petrol is to be made available fo- pleasure motoring m the U.K. prompt a reader of the Tribune to enquire whether there cannot be some relaxation of the dollar ban m Malaya.
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    DIFFIDENT LOVERS
    1341 6 Timely Hints For "Lovers' Secrets, or the i Art of Wooing, Winning and Wedding" is only part of a very comprehensive title-page on a little volume wnich came into my hands last week and which today, half way through the twentieth century, strikes a queer note and give
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    Perils Of The Early Morning Cup Of Tea
    636 6 Perils Of The Early Morning Cup Of Tea (By N.S.P.) I like my morning tea. its warm fragrance serws to draw me gently back to an appreciation of .ife that beeniod out of the question a minute or two before. It is Demaps my greatest weakness. What is more I
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    LOYALTY TEST FOR GREEK BUREAUCRATS
    171 6 ATHENS. At least 100,000 civil servants, bank employees, municipal staffs and other State workers will have to be screened under a new law aimed at purging the public services of all persons "not loyal to the State." The law, passed recently after a short debate
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    Hazards Of Early Aerial Navigation
    487 6 "Terabang" On An Imaginative Flight! Who today, careering through the skies m Constellations and Skymasters, spaies a thought to the early days of aviation, say, twenty-five years ago? The younger generation can have but scarcely any memories of those steam-driven gtants whose tentative peregrinations across
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    EAST AFRICA IS IDEAL TRAINING GROUND
    181 6 Bast Africa represent, k most magnificent t*.u* country m the world Sir William Platt, toM^J Royal United Services Ift tion m Ixmdon recentlv^^ East Africa posses**' type of country from sen w plains to mountains lftuJr high, every variety of c.im parts of the
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    AS OTHERS SEE BRITAIN
    109 6 Britain has not earned Ir name of "Mother Countwithout good reason. And many people m NigerU wm but think of her m those terr they would be m a poeitioa: understand her methods fir farter. •There can be no doubt BnUr has denied her own people
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    Safer Sea Travl
    109 6 LONDON. Why shipp. casualties are heavier now. peacetime, than they m. during the war is a profcte which representatives of I nations, including Ind'a c Pakistan, arc to try to «r. m London. Figures compiled by the L verpool Underwriters' A.«oa tion show that m 1947 ti*
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    «Dressing" Fashion Prints—Her Hobby
    498 7 Dressing" Fashion Prints— Her Hobby (Sunday Tribune StafT Reporter) WENDY SIDNEY-WILMOT, of Cnvonagh Kernel Singapore, is a woman with an Unusual hobby. She makes "dressed fashion prints." j n other words »he Rives to pictures and photographs a three-dimensional effect that adds to their beuutv and makes them come to
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    S'HAI-TOKIO AIR LINK
    71 7 SHANGHAI. Apr. 24. A direct regular air service between Shanghai and Tokio is planned by the China National Aviation Corporation for the middle of May, according to company sources. Flights between this country and the Japanese mainland will be conducted on a limited basis, though no restrictions
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    NYLONS AS BONDS
    36 7 PHILADELPHIA. April 23. -A maskrd gunman mad' 1 off with $12,000 in cash and 15.000 in jewellery after bind1 H a restaurant owner anJ to wife w!» .the latter s Won stockings. U.P.
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    Flying Zoo On Tiger Route
    231 7 COLOMBO An" 14. Tho HO A C "Ti <*or Route" from Pakistan ?<nd Tndia to England will completely iusHfy Iti when four tir:er cubs are flown from Calcutta to Karachi on their wav to England during the next few days. Accompanying the tiger cjbs are
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    Remembered
    28 7 SHANGHAI, Apr. 24. All Government and public organizations throughout China were fying flags at half-mast today in respect to the late President Roxas of the Philippines.- Reuter
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    23 7 FLENSBURG, APR. 23. Prince Albrccht of Schleswig Holstein. head of the former ruling house of Schleswig Holstein, died here today aged 86.— Reuter
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    CHEAPER TYRES TODAY AFTER BIG-6' CONFAB
    173 7 Following a meeting held recently by six of the city s leading tyre dealers, six well-known brands of tyres and tubes are now available to t h c Singapore motoring public at reduced prices. ITIH price reduction, wfclcfc i s also a boon to
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    Search Leads To Strike
    62 7 SHANGHAI. Apr. 24. Approximately 300 studends of the Fuhtan University staged a strike yesterday, threatening that all students of the institution will join m a general walkout today, according to Chinese reports.. The strike is said to have been called as a protest against an alleged
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    SURETE SEEK SWEDE
    66 7 PARIS, APR. 23. The French police at the request of the Swedish Embassy here were today searching for Sven Nystrand, a 35-year-old Swede alleged to be involved in the sale of false passports to Nazis seeking refuge in South America. Nystrand arrived here with his family a
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    LEWIS LET OFF
    69 7 WASHINGTON, Apr. 23.— The government let John L. Lewis go without further punishment for failing to end the ;oal strike promptly. But it kept the threat of further penalties alive for use if the United Mine Workers should strike anew in violation of court order. On the
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    RESIGNATION REJECTED
    66 7 ROME, APR. 23. Signor Alcide de Gasperi, Italian Prime Minister, tonight refused to accept the resignation of Signor Randolfo Pacciardi, the Republican Vice-Premier. Signor Pacciardi resigned this evening because the Republicans gained only a few seats in the election. In refusing Signor de Gasperi said: "We have together
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    TONIGHT'S CONCERT
    41 7 The Jubilee Songsters of the Chinese Presbyterian Church. Out ram Road, will stage a concert at the Victoria Memorial Hall at 8 p.m. today. The programme will consist of classical music, violin and vocal solos, and a Symphonia Cantata.
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    39 7 Jutn Simmons, star of "The Blue Lagoon," is here seen prep<inny lunch for the film unit aboard the "Viking Ahoy" during shooting operations at sea, tMUMQ the Fiji Islands, prior to thvir departure for Britain r»a thn United Btm&o*.
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    RAF Recruits Show Their Paces
    71 7 EecruiU oj tht RAF. r, < f nnont Malaya carried out artemfoe esercteei m Kuala Lumpur u^k. Thr.se RAF. pictures show (top) a mortar d<t«chm<nt ,n ac- Uon. Weapon framing, imdudmg the mortar, is a very vital part of the tramina of the men; (bottom)
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    RAF TO SAY GOODBYE TO TWO "OLD FAITHFULS"
    376 7 (By A Special Correspondent THE days of two of the most famous aircraft m the Royal Force are numbered. They are the AVRO Yorks MWIOO and MWIOI of Transport Command, which between them have flown about half a million-miles m all parts
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    CEYLON SEEKS GIFT OF RADIO SEAC
    183 7 COLOMBO. Apr. 24. Thr Ceylon Government, the "Times I of Ceylon" understands, hopes to acquire Radio Seac as a free gift from Britain. Col. J. L. Kotelawala, Minister for Transport an« I Works, who left by air for London to join Ceylon's finance team
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    RED PLOT BARED
    85 7 RIO DE JANEIRO. Apr. 23. The police today said they had discovered an alleged Communist piot to blow up oil and petrol tanks on the island of (Jovernador m Rio de Janeiro Bay, north of the city. They made several arrests. Besides important petrol and oil stocks.
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    PRICE TAGGING IN MARKETS
    176 8 A special meeting of the Singapore Municipal Commisfcioners will be held on 30th April. 1948. to consider the following amendment to the Municipal Markets Bylaws with a view to enforcing price tagging m all markets "Every person selling, offering, exposing, or keeping for sale any article
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    ARMED ROBBERY CHARGE
    91 8 A Chinese who was arrested soon after a robbery m East Coast Road at 9.50* p.m. on Apr. 23. by Inspector Henson who was passing by at the time, appeared before Seventh Mi^gistrate A. G. Shear* on a tentative charge of armed robbery, yesterday. The accused, Wong
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    International Test Of Skill Planned
    792 8  -  COURTMAN jf BADMINTON NOTES -k^ i if by UP to the time of writ-j ing, I learned that the fol- lowing Malayan badminton players have accepted I the invitation to partici- 1 pate m the China National Games Wong Peng Soon, Ong Poh Lim and
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    Big Donations To S.O.S.C. Fund
    167 8 Two substantial donations to the Singapore Olympic and and Sports Council Fund have been received by the Hon. Secretary. Mr. B. I>. Dunsford. The donors are Dr. C. J. Paglar <$1 000) and Messrs. Gm n Singh Co., ($1,001). These donations raise the Fund to
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    DENIAL
    39 8 WASHINGTON. April 23. The State Department de nied a London report thai representatives of the U.S.. Britain and France are meeting secretly m a week to discuss tri-power nction should Russia force a showdown i.'. Berlin.— U.P. j
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    Prompt Action Might Have Saved Life, Says Doctor
    201 8 xg£Ea£zi£~£3£u?& A Singapore medical practi- Ti Dv Tan Bin Chiang opined that had the ambulance arrived within fifteen minutes there would havo been a possibility ot the woman's life beine saved. The deceased, Madame To.ie i Joon Wan. aged 45. was stated
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    AMATEUR BOARD INVESTIGATION
    93 8 Tho Singapore Amateur Boxing Association is. it is understood, is investigating an allegation that Leading signalman Whitflold. of HMS Constance, has been boxing professionally abroad. The Constance sailed for Hongkong a few days ago but nevertheless the S.A.B A*, is taking immediate steps to inquire into the
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    WINS LONGEST LEGAL FIGHT
    108 8 LONDON. April 24:— On^ of Britain's longest legal battks ended yesterday whe n a 64-year-old self-made business man, R O bert Greenwoori rarran. won hi s appeaJ against the convlation and sentence of nine months' imprisonment on charges ol publishing flfce balance sheets. The hearing of
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    THIRD QUAKE IN 24 Hunts
    53 8 THIRD QUAKE IN 24 Hunts WFSTON. M^ssarhusrtts. Apr. 23.— A very strong oartnquake. the third m loss than 24 hours, shook the Dominion Republic today, the Boston College Seismograph Department announced. Today's quake lasted over two hours. About a dozen quakes m that, area have ceen recorded m t.h< pa.sl
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    RUSSIA WITHDRAWS GOLD FROM U.S.
    52 8 WAS HINOTON. Apr. 24:The U.S. Department of Commerce figures showed that Russia had withdrawn 4.49 million dollars gold deposited with the New York Federal Rt- s c r v c Bank m reversal of the previous Soviet policy of building gold deposits m the United
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    Joyful Juniors Soccer Teams
    124 8 The following wjZI be selected to represent the Joyful Juniors Ist and 2nd XI at 9?2l against the Conuner- cial High School Ist and 2nd XI tomorrow at St. PXtrick c« o o] ground at 415 and I 5.15 p.m. Ist XI: —Tony Adalia, O. j
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    UNION BILL PASSED
    31 8 THE HAGUE, Apr. 23.— The Dutch Lower House today passed article by article the Western Union Bill ratifying the Brussels fivo-power treaty iinking Britain. France and Benelux.— Reuter.
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    DOG, FLOWER AND POULTRY SHOWS AT HAPPY WORLD
    342 8 EfigM€£*&s& Ihe dog show, which begins at 5 p.m. on May 7, wil' continue for several days. It is b-in g held by Kind permission of the Malaya!! Kennel Association, who are ippointing the judges Mr. E. V. Smith, of the Singapore
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    Cape-and-Sword Dramas Appeal To Louis Hayward
    353 9 Cape-and-Sword Dramas Appeal To Louis Hayward In he minds of Hollywood producers and cas in^ directors, the name of Louis Hayward has become synonymous with swash -buckling action mles first made famous by the la c Doug" as rair banks, Sr. But Hayward himself mad< a somewhat startling revelation 1
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    Barbara's New Role
    119 9 HOLLYWOOD. Apr 23. Barbara Bel Geddes has been assigned to the co-starring role opposite Robert Mitchum m FtKO Radio's period super-wes-tern. "Blood On The Moon." Her role that of the tomi^oyish. dare-devil daughter of ?i cattleman who is contending f*H b fortune involving suppi es for an
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    Shadow Trademark
    98 9 HOLLYWOOD. Apr. 23 Like Alfred Hitchcock and nuiny other movie directors, Irving Pichel likes to trademark his pictures by appearing I m them. In 'The Miracle of the Bells, 1 a Jesse L. MacEwen production starring Fred Mac Murray, Frank Sinatra and Valll he will be seen as
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    10 9 FILM REPORTER WILLIAM PENNY CABLES HIS 1 SPECIAL
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    Adventure's Where You Find It
    714 9 HOLLYWOOD, Apr. 23.— A tali, lanky, bushy- j haired boy m his teens was hWubbing the engine room deck. A tough, deep-voiced engineer, veteran it many yean at sea, baiked un order. The youth dropped his mop, exchanging it for an oil can. Hiying his
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    FORGOT TO DUCK
    99 9 HOLLYWOOD. Apr. 23, He's a better-than-avei age ath i lete. but that didn't prevent Don McGuire from being knockeel out by Janet Blair the other dny. 'ihey were doing a sc^nc m i Columbia's "The FnTler Brus,. Mm," which stars Red Skeltoiv 1 when Janet his McGuire
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    SAVES CG's GLOVE
    148 9 ffUßfirm a giovo m Hoiivwood lodttjf that will piobabiy be ivservt d for posterity. And all because it was on a hand that shook the hand of i ClarK Ga )le on the set of his new picture, "The Hucksters,' a forthcoming- Singapore re- lease. Tne s,s)ve
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    POOR ENDING
    68 9 HOLLYWOOD Apr. 2.1. A curjo dealer offered John Wayne $20 apiece for some abalone. shells, planning to advertise that the star had person ally divod for them. Wayne, however, gave the shells to his 11-year-old son. Michael, who accompanied his i i lad to Utah on location for
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    STAR PUZZLED BY "SOUL APPEAL"
    251 9 David W*vm .s-j<> ,n the title role oi Princf Charles m the Brit th J. n Technirolour production "Bonnie Prince Charlie" produced by Edward Bhi.k >id directed by Anthony K-r.m.ns at Shepperton, st?rrmj David Niwn with Murrjaitl Leigh' ton, Judy Cainphr Jack Hawkins and Hf.ctor
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    Economy Ends At Sale
    73 9 <*» wuvju, Apr. Z.i Ann *n**l«Wn heeran reducin? the •»nln»*l population -it her Enrino reh because she said they •m^.o opting her out of hous'p •Td home. Th»n taking advantage of a day off from filming "Goo<J R*iw she atlen |pt an auction Damon Runyon Cancer
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    REHABILITATING F.E. TIN MINES
    77 10 Washinßton, April 23. At the meeting" of the International Tin Study Group the Netheiland* delegate explained the difficulties m rehabilitating Far Eastern mines. He said the Japanese had removed much of the basic equipment and bccausc land deposits were becoming exhausted new and difficult methods of
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    Sundram Wants Another Trial
    170 10 /Sunday Tribune Rttyortcr) In an intervkw with tht Tribune. M. K. Sundram. Singapore's best quarter, miler. and a candidate for the forthcoming Worid Olympics, is very confident oi covering the distance within the stipulated time of 51 s«> convis. under fniroursiilc conditions. Sundram. who failed to
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    Penang Races On June 12
    338 10 Penang Races On June 12 The I>nanjr Turf Club will j hold h three-day mr^tinc on I June J2. 16 and m. Horses classes 1 and 3 will bo rqt*»red for and two runs will be provide*! for each class. The rvnang griffins will have three runs and a consolation
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    Cricket Matches Called OH
    75 10 Yesterday padang cricket fixtures between the Singa *>re CrickH Club and the indiao Association, and th«Singapore Recreation Club mo the Ceylon Spoi tr Cluo wcic not played due to the jao ground condition, following the rain. The Singapore Chinese ReI creation Clur vs. V.M.C.A.. oricktst match
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    Badminton Team For Shanghai
    60 10 I»ip following have been selected to represent the Malayan Chinese Badminton team with the approval of the Badminton Association cf Malaya: MEN: Ooi Teik Hock (nuuager). Wong Peng Soon, Ong Poll Utn and Yeo Teck Chye. LADIES: Chung Kon Yoong and Ml«» Ho 6a i Ylng.
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    C.S.C, MEETING
    28 10 Membera of the Chinese Swimming Club are reminded of the general meeting which will be beM at tbC Uub pre- iiu-;- this mcmißs at v s-m-
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    53 10 UP IN 7i*E AIR An incident m the mmtch between Tifjer Sports Club und the MFA puii/etl at Jalan Besar Stnd'inn on Frjday (n ichlch the "Tiger*" won A "Tiger and an MFA player lake a "header m an effort win control of the ball another incident m their match
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    Loca Table-Tennis Stars For Olympics
    506 10 Loca Ta ble-Ten nis Stars For Olympics I (By "CELLULOID" AH arrangcmentM have boon i finalised for the Seventh Chi na National Olympics Games to be held in' Shanghai on May Mr. and Mrs Lien Ying Chow will entertain the contingent a; their Holl ire. i Road's 1 evidence to
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    Negri Defeat Selangor
    58 10 SEREMBAN, Sat. A brilliant spell of play by Negi;'i !j» the first half, enabled the home team to defeat Selangor m the inter-state soccer match played i here this afternoon. Both the I Negri goals were scored by Kee Sah. while Vijaratnam scored 1 for Selangor. All
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    HESS STILL FEARS HE'LL BE POISONED
    200 10 Beilin. April 23.— Reliable piison sources said today that Rudolf Hess, Hitler's former deputy, still fears some one is trying to pouson him. Witnesses at the sprawling Span Ma v Pii son, where the seven top Nazi leaders who escaped death sr-ntence at Nuremberg
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    Czech Tennis Champ Won't Return Home
    260 10 Rome, Apr. 23. Jarolsav Drobny, number one Czech tennis player and three "mi-i sing" companions turned ud m Palermo. Sicily. He said that they vlid not intend to return to Prague "m view of the present oppressive system md hard life there." The disclosure
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    RUBBER
    223 10 (FROM PAQK ONE) President power "to cxcfcls? allocation, specification and inventory controls of nature rubber and chemical rubber notwithstanding changes \v supply or estimated stnply of natural or chemical rubber" and makes this discretion limited through other clauses which make it obligatory to produce and consume annually a minimum
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    Trial Came Off
    39 10 The Arniy cricket trii 1 game at Tanglin yesterday iad to be called off on account of bad ground conditions following the rain experience earlier. The Arm' "teat" will hr «ver, be pluycd at Tiagllr today.
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    DEAD BOXER'S , MANAGER QUITS IN PROTEST
    103 10 DEAD BOXER'S MANAGER QUITS IN PROTEST Milwaukee. April 24. Vetetin manager Sam Anionson hns quit professional boxing In protest over the "unnecessary" ring death of Jackie Darthard. He said "if m professional rnnks the welf ire of a boxer <loes not come first. I am going back to the amateurs.'
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    JACK LIKDWALL'S FINE DISPLAY
    129 10 Sydney, April 14. -Although he lnd torn a thi^li muscle m the first tackle In thr Rugby League mntch, St. Ocorfrc vs j WarrtoKih. Jack Umtwall I »oUIOT of the Test cricketer, ruv m England, scored 18 of tl'is team's 23 points at Sydney Cricket Groun
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    S'pore Indians Win At Table-Tennis
    126 10 The Singapore Indians dc- fcatcd the Frasp r Neavc Sports Club at table tennin yesterday by three games to two. The match was held it the F N premises. The In dians were two down iift. r the lirst four famet, but m I the
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    KING KONG WINS
    105 10 King Kong, the undefeated Hungarian added another win o his string of victories when I he technically knocked out Con Balasjfl m t\\c third round at the Great World last night! Balasis waa caught m the dreaded double Nelson grip t In the third round. When the
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    S.C.C. Soccer Team
    88 10 Th fl c r lloWln S wiH rcprcbCnt the Singapore Crlckrc Cl "b Ist XI v s Ist Be»f*rtta m a Ist Division League ixture tomorrow a t 515 pm \c n the Padang j A itiri»n r^ v ™iv *r R J p,f n en D
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    New Leader For Chinese Athletes
    88 10 Mr Lien Ying Q^M bten appointed to be^* 1 neral loader of tru- HkLt Chinese continent L 4 Shanghai for th c Aw Olympic Meet Mr Outl? Sen<r i s unable to k3^J contingent owing to hk ability to return to JLS Mr. Ong. however,
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    INTER-DISTRICT LEAGUE SOCCER
    85 10 Th< Pasii Punjang socc* leven score- 1 a thrce-ni!! win over the i|J Kenzie Roa I team whea t> met m a intoi -district A. Loaguo game at Gtjk Stadium yesterday. In tb.> t \her intermit Leair'ie game, between ti' Krotn Ayer team and In r>o.\'^ Ji»v;i
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    Called Here
    64 11 1 This colourful lightweight works on a ship which called .it Singapore the other day. Old followers of the game 'will remember his visit to; this country In the early tlnrI ties when he scored a sensat ional victory over the Frenchman, Aime Raphael, despite a j w»
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    FOOD TALKS
    47 11 BUENOS AIRES. Apr. 23.— If. Angus, Buenos Aires representative of the British Minisi try of Food, will visit Montevideo at the beginning of May j to discuss the Uruguayan Go- vernments request for a revi- sion of its contract to supply meat to Britain.— Reu|er.
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    Airman Who Feared None, And Stayed The Pace
    1122 11 Malaya's Boxing Giants No. 31— by Herman Rappa IN 1932, when the Wal- ley Brothers were seeking greater laurels m England and America, and when I schoolboy Frankie Weber was creating havoc among the bantamweights m Penang, a rather fraillooking young man
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    A SPORTSMAN RECALLS...
    255 11 Ihe picture of ftve boxer- with their manager Matthew Frank d, Souza. which appeared m the Sunday Tribune on Apl, 4. has aroused tne interest or a i^nar sportsman. H< writes: •'I am a very keen sportsman ana I have enjoyed your weekly boxing articles. I have
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    BENCOOLEN S.C. RFATFM
    121 11 BENCOOLEN S.C. RFATFM 1 I The Singapore Municipal i Services Union defeated the; < Bencoolen Sports Club by 5j games to 2 m a return table- tennis match on Sunday, j < Results <S f MSU players mentioned first), are: Mok Ylng Hoon beat Tonny I Collick 21-15, 21-4, 21-11:
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    Czech Tennis Stars Won't Go Home
    66 11 ROME, APR. 24. Four Czech tennis players, reported "missing" by the Communist youth newspaper, Mlarla Froflta, to<lay, are m Palermo, it was reported here tonight. Rome tennis circles state that the Czech players Jaroslav Drobney. Vladimir Cefnik, Matous and Mif?s H. H. Straubcov.i had
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    READER'S VIEWPOINT
    116 11 A ivgular reader of the Sunday Tribune has sent, me a picture of the worlds largest public dance hall— St. Ana Cabaret— in which Al Cante is employed as a "bouncer", and points out that I misspelt the name writes Herman Rappa. The readxr states: "In your issue
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    CHSA Soccer Teams
    112 11 i The following will represent the C.H.S.A. Ist and 2nd teams at soccer to-day at the St. Patrick's School Ground at 4 and 5.15 p.m., against the Joyful Junior.*' I Ist and 2nd XI: Ist XI: D. Govinda&amy, Oscar de Souza, M. Singh, E. Rodrigues. Oh.|rk-«| Nicno>as.
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    UPSETS ON OPENING DAY OF SPORE RACES
    2546 12 Bright Eyes Wins Last Race: Pays Best (BY ALLAN LEWIS) w A, Hisj Sweep First Pool Total $100,000 1. *****3 ($50,000). 2. *****3 ($25,000). 3. *****3 ($12,500) Starters ($1,250 each): 2M480, *****8, *****6, *****4, *****1, *****9, *****8, *****0, *****9, 1 *****. Second Pool
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    RCU Batsmen Punish Medicals' Bowling
    268 12 Raffles Coilegc batsmo n continued to bat on the second day of the 14th InterCollege cricket match at Bukit Timah yesterdiy. They punished the y Medical College bowling and pilod up 142 runs to bring the previous day's score frc.n 54 to 196 for the
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    Manchester Wins Cud Final
    21 12 I London. April 24- Manchester United defeated Blackpool m the Football Association Cup final this afternoon.— Reuten,
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    New US Turf Record
    98 12 Ban Matoo. California. April 23. Thirty-eignt-ycar-ol<J Eng-lish-born Johnny Longdcn today became the first jockey m the history of the United States turf to ride 3,000 winners when he finished first on Bub, m the I fourth race at Day Meadows. Longden rode his first winner at
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    Seen & Heard At The Races
    474 12 Seen Heard At The Races (By ALLAN LEWIS) Colbay, winner of Race 3. is a good type 5-year old bay English gelding and is very well bred, being by the classic winner Colombo, from Heather B. Making his debut yesterday on the Malayan turf, he showed a clean pair of
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    FOUR WON
    123 12 FOUR WON i SYDNEY, Apr. X rowing race* g»T High School ncoopHi? i pool. Thereby ha»J UttW story. A young En K u»hn* named Archie SeZ arrived In Aostrafc i .v«*» r to try torr^L. 1 hin fortune by maa^jT i tiirinjr car polUh. was the kind of V tha*
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