Malaya Tribune, 4 March 1948

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    62 1 The Malaya Tribune BY THE PEOPLE FOR THE PEOPLE Larger Sales than any Afternoon Paper in Malaya iSWintrd Bimuttanfimaly in Rinqaporp, VKuala Lumpur, Ipoh Penanq. Telegrams "Tr>buneJ3ingapore." Telephone 5811 (9 lin ea). EIGHT PAGES' THURSDAY, 4TH MARCH, 1948 PRICE TEN CENTS The Malaya Tribune London Agents Messrs. Colin Turner Ltd..
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    "WAR" WARNING IN LORDS: TORY PLEA FOR UNITY
    1563 1 CZECHOSLO VAKIA "Coup Hitlerite In Technique" FINLAND "Embraced In Kiss Of Death" Reuter. LONDON, Mar. 3.—Lord Pakenham, speaking for the British Govmad!*, tonight denounced the "Communist overthrow of Czechoslovakia" -Hitlerite in technique and utterly damnable in every way/ He tvas replying to
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    Big S'pore Black—out
    75 1 lofI of southwest I prolonged night when the compelled to cut kwl from 6.53 p.m. tati i was working on six ht boilers but it is or by the latest night, tn have seven in remaining boilei survey. The only capable of m big 16.006 kwts. g<
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    $31/2 Million Fires
    26 1 Reuter. IN ir. Two fires, od < ity. in Southern and the other in uiaed damage to proiggregating $3,500,000 it rt] irtcd today. Reuter.
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    Two Czech Envoys Quit In Protest
    268 1 Reuter. WASHINGTON, Mar. 3 -The Czechoslovak Amir to the United Sta.es M. Juraj Slavik, and the Czech Minis er to Canada, Di. Frantisec Nemen, rein protest over events in Czechoslovakia. >•:< who has been Amince June. 1946, twice Minister of the InCzech Government, that
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    Helen (Modern Lady Godiva) Told Court The Bare Truth
    130 1 Reuter. Sacramento, California. MarA. Traffic officers found Helen Jack-ley drv~ along Kroadway here in nothing but high gear. As nude as Lady Godivn, she first attracted attention by going through a red light, The signal was paled, however, by the 1
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    GREECE, TURKEY:
    191 1 MARSHALL WARNS Reuter. Washington. Mar. 3. Mr. Georg<- Marshall. Secretary of State, ana Mr. James Forrestai. the Secretary of Defence, told Congress today that there Is "grave danger" that Greece and Turkey cannot remain free unless they get more military aid from the United States. The two Cabinet
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    BRITISH TROOPS STANDBY
    114 1 Reuter GIBRALTAR, MAR 4.—British troops were standing by here early this morning ready to fly to West Africa presumably Gold Coast—in case of need. Four big transport planes landed on Gibraltar airfield last night and the 2nd Battalion of th* Cameronian Regiment was ready to fly off
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    2 ROBBERIES
    55 1 On Tuesday night, a Chinese living at Changi was robbed of $250 in cash and $125 worth of jewellery by four compatriots. Three men carried revolvers and the fourth man was armed with a knife. In Bras Basah Road last night, a Chinese was waylaid and robbed $80
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    GURKHAS COMING
    47 1 BOMBAY. Mar. 3. Elevenhundred Gurkha troops with 33 British and 19 Gurkha officers sailed from here in the liner Strathnaver today for service in Singapore and Hongkong. They arc part of a total of 6,500 Gurkhas who have volunteered to serve with the British Army.
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    German Alleges Torture In Camp
    388 1 Reuter HANOVER, Mar. 3.—Dr. Hors. Mahnke, a former S S agerr said to have been ill-treated in Bad Nenndorf camp, today gave a detailed list of the aU?e e <J tortures o a general court martial trying Lt. Kicnara Oliver Langham, Royal Armoured Corps, on
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    STILL FREE
    54 1 While one man i s still In a serious condition in hospital, the man who attacked him with an axe and killed another person and also wounded two others in a carpenters' house In Queen Street while the people were asleep in the early hours of Monday morning,
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    UK Draws Last $100 Million
    121 1 Reuter. WASHINGTON, Mar. 3 —Britain today exhausted her $3,750,000,000 loan from the United States when she withdrew her final $100,000,000. Reuters Financial Editor writes: Instead or the five years which the United States credit was originally intended to cover, the loan has lasted 20 months,
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    15 Arabs Killed In Jewish Outrage
    355 1 JERUSALEM, Mar. 3.—A 15 cw lorry loaded With 400 lbs. of explosives blew up outside a block of Arab flats killing 15 Arabs and Injuring 27 other Arabs In Stanton Street, in the business centre of Haifa today. Police Hi adauarters stated that the
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    TAXI DRIVER ROBBED
    58 1 At about 3 a.m. today, a taxi driver was robbed of his watch and $12 in cash by two Cantonese, one of whom was armed with a revolver. The incident occurred near the sixth milestone. Pasir Panjang Rd. After robbing the driver, a Chinese, and ordering him
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    Malayan Chinese In Amoy Want To Come Back
    202 2 (Tribune Staff Reporter) APPROXIMATELY ifiOO CHINESE HAVE PUT IN APPLICATIONS AX DISPLACED PBR6ONS TO BE RETURNED TO MALAYA FROM THE AM'*Y ACTION. TEL M' S REVEALED BY SOME OP THE J,7i RE PUG EEB WHO WERE RELEASED BY THE IMMIGRATION AUTHORIT lh.s,
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    MISSING WOMAN ALLEGED TO HAVE ASKED LOVER TO INJURE HUSBAND
    550 2 THAT HE OVERHEARD THE WIFE OF THE DECEASED ALLEGEDLY SUGGESTING TO HER LOVER TO INJURE THE PERSON OF THE THIRD PARTY IN THE ROOM WAS STATED BY A WITNESS TO THE SPORE CORONER MR W G. PORTER, AT AN INQUIRY
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    S'pore Prepares To Receive Gandhi's Ashes
    157 2 A programme for honouring the sacred remains of Mahatma Gandhi expected to arrive in Singapore within the next few days, was formulated at a meeting of local Indians on Tuesday afternoon. The Representative of the Government of India, Mr. J. A. Thivy, wlo convened
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    120 Prizes Won By "Martins" Smokers
    132 2 The prize giving of the competition organised by Messers. Martins Ltd.. of Piccadilly, manufacturers of the wellknown cork-tipped cigarettes, took place last night at the Happy World. Mr. G. G. Thomson. Public Relations Officer. Singapore, gave away the prizes assisted by Mr. W. L.
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    POLICE STORY OF TRAP LAID IN SHB GODOWN
    335 2 TWO POLICE INSPECTORS, WHO HEADED POLICE PARTIES WHICH TOOK PART IN THE RAID AT THE SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD GODOWN NO. 17 ON THE NIGHT OF APRII 28 LAST, WHEN A GANG OF MALAYS. INDIANS AND CHINESE BROKE INTO THE GODOWN, GAVE EVIDENCE
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    3 Questions At MDU Anti-Election Meet
    398 2 AT THE SECOND ANTI-ELECTION LECTURE SPflKQnppr BY THE MALAYAN DEMOCRAI IC UNION ?w PLACE YESTERDAY. MR. PHILLIP HOALIM iPRFsK CALLED FOR QUESTIONS FROM THE MOSTLY OF GOVERNMENT A D s^^^ Despite rain, which forced the lecture to break up twice, it was continued at
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    Two Indians Face Serious Charges
    360 2 Kuala Lumpur. March 3.—An Indian school-teacher, named Easnvaiam and another Indian named Sadasivain, of Kuala Kubu Bharu. faced their trial at the Assizes this morning before Mr. Justice T. T. Russell, on charges of fradulently using as genuine and forging, respectively, a Chartered Bank cheque
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    RICE SHIPPING TALKS IN BANGKOK
    67 2 Mr. W. R. Innes. Rice and Cereals Assistant, and Major F. Young, Shipping Officer, on the staff of the Special Commission er in South.East Asia, left Singapore yesterday morning by air for Bangkok to confer with the R i c c.Shipping Co-ordination Committee. Mr. J.W.
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    Hollywood Expert To Aid S'pore Movies
    308 2 U.P. ONE OF HOLLYWOOD AND NEW Yam*.* MOTION PICTURE TECHN CAL EXPFRT? k S RE CfJC SINGAPORE. PARTLY ATTRACTED 25 th HIS PORTaNCE OF THIS CITY AS A MOTION vi -I 1 TION CENTRE. SAYS UNITED PRESS PI CTriR, Air. H. E. MeFarland. Singapore
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    IMPRESSED BY ROTARY CLUBS
    96 2 Mr. Sam F. Pace, a highway constructor from Canton. Ohio said at the Rotary Club luncheon yesterday in Singapore that he was impressed with Rotary activities in other parts of the World He had visited 15 Clubs in his world tour, he said. Mr. Face was
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    New European Ration System
    271 2 won cards is Bed h v vernment cone( a *> surrender their .XV Food Control DenarSS? change fo r Gove cards. The scheme k j ned out in conjunc ;'J, C I nvw system of Europe^ tioning recently in ,r- 1 the department (ed Under the
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      78 2 -FAST^»IOIJS-| I jTJ y STARTS TODAY! Jtli *4M» 2—4.15—6.30—9.15 Preceded by latest BRITISH PARAMOUNT NEWS: GANDHI S ASHES IMMERSED: LIPTON YACHT RACE OPENING OF CEYLON'S FIRST PARLIAMENT. SATURDAY at M'NIGHT VNNABFLLA *3 %U HjJLJ capitol Wmn SATURDAY AT M'NITE i\ COLFPOftTfR With thoSF COlf Po«rtß tone siNSATio*sr ■/'(""^rilfl"'" 1 "i
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    Young Chinese To Hang For Murder
    369 3 MAR 3 A MLYEAR-OLD CHINESE NAM SO WHO STATED THAT HE WAS A MECHANIC irEn ERDAY MORNING CON VIC! F D B V RUSSELL A I THE ASSIZES AND iNGINfG ON A CHARGE OF COMMI lS I N 1 1 ON ALLY CAUSING THE
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    Gandhiji Memorial Fund
    498 3 A meeting of donors to the Fund was held at the premises of the Indian Chamber of Commerce, Singapore, on Friday. F*eb. 27, 1948 at 7.30 p.m. A Committee, with power to coopt, was appointed to administer the Fund, authorised to collect funds, invest same and appoint
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    Tribune Photographs
    28 3 Reprints of local photographs appearing in the Morning Tribune and Malaya Tribune can be had on application to the Tribune Photographic Department at $2.00 per capy.
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    AUSSIE TRADE WITH MALAYA
    110 3 Dr. Roland Wilson, Com -ion wealth Statistician reveals in his figures for December that Australia's reciprocal trade with Miiava is proceeding steadily. Thus in December imports from Ma lava were valued at £A 480.000 f.0.l which brought the total for the si v months ended December
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      504 3 tEKSUNAL WhaWN WE were very young. MftUMM toad us to l>c "good a>- go:d But Mat Vicar Said. "Money is itu loot of at, evh to how couiu uold to g'.oa, Cos soVSJNtgni were maOe mi gvar ,s<> we now >cii onir hi oi <■:, i<. i»c Bp "good as
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    Malaya And World War III
    677 4 The deterioration of the international situation has reached a point at which London newspapers are freely discussing the possibility of impending war. Russia is seen to be advancing across Europe at too rapid a pace for the peace of mind of the western democracies, and
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    Sea Yields Pesos
    62 4 Reuter. MANlLA.—Salvage companies nave so far recovered about 10,000,000 pesos of a total of 16.000,000 pesos worth of coin and bullion from the bottom of Manila Bay where it was tossed in December 1941 to prevent it frorrfalling into the hands -f the Japanese. The amount of
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    Baths Of Marcus Aurelius
    296 4 Reuter. ROME. Digging an underground railway in Rome i* an archaeologist's idea of heaven and a contractor's idea of the Nitr.er Regions For the foundations or tne present day city are built on the ruins of the capital of the Roman Empire and burrowing under the
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    * AS OUR READERS SEE IT *i SCOPE FOR WOMEN IN MALAYAN POLITICS
    945 4 AS OUR READERS SEE IT *i SCOPE FOR WOMEN IN MALAYAN POLITICS K. K. NGIM. Malacca. Sir, In your interesting leader j of a recent date entitled, "Malaya's i Emancipated Women", you cited t the opinion of the Medical College J Union as saying that the emanci- pation of women
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    White Australia Policy
    316 4 Sir.—Referring to the article which appeared in your contemporary on Feb. 24. under the heading of "Let Wives Also Go Pearling", the suggestion of which is whole-heartedly supported by the prominent Singapore Malay leaders. I wonder if these Malay leaders have forgotten the treatment accorded to our
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    Percival Report Tears Open Old Wounds
    590 4 CHEW CHENG YONG, Singapore. SIR—I noticed from your paper today that a Manchester I Guardian editorial said that the publication of three more disj patches on the operations in j Malaya sJid. the Netherlands I East Indies reopened a painful t wound.'' Now, I
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    They Run The White House
    210 4 Reuter. WASHLN'f, r people to help run the nation's bush The President < i States is one make tfeeir lion have their oflfo That is why th? which inhabits the wh"? 1 executive mansion in Ik J**" l Washington vary ■taper? maids to and from
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    Chinas Safe Box
    102 4 Reuter. HONGKONG, As tho mm Political and economii North and Central China detol ates. the movement southward o I people, capital and industry dm tinues with increasing tnomentua A great section is makii I refuge of Hongkong, I deposit box of China". Kuomintang party have sent a
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    Irish Stew In Germany
    86 4 BERLIN. N< ec ssity nth* than preference has ir.i<l> Irii stew" the most populai Germany today. But few people from th- V" aid Isle" and then in hundreds among the ocean forces in the German would recognise the Genua sion of their national dish. "Frau Housewife",
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      27 4 Shelvador Refrigerator Once you have used a Shelvador you will never be satisfied with another. SEE THEM AT LEE FLETCHER SHOW-ROOM 102-lOfi. Orchard Road, Singapore. Tel: 3338.
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    SARAWAK: CESSION MEANS MORE TAXES
    1136 5 Tribune Editor) lively 1 iticism of ngei concerns in- n. which have and which have 1 directly affect 1 commodities port trade of the savouring of marner in which sed. It merely notification I 'oinmissioner of ma, with the ap- < liit f Secretary, ifl
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    S'pore Students Advisory Committee
    311 5 The newly-created Singapore Students Advisory Committee recently held its first meeting. The following are members: Lady Gimson. President; Prof. G. M. Scott MacGregor, College of Medicine, Pro. G. C. Hough, Raffles College. Mr. R. M. Young. Deputy Director of Education, Mr. E. H. Wilson. Principal. Raffles
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    49th U.S. State
    44 5 U.P. WASHINGTON, MAR 3 Alaskan dele-ate E. L. Bart'leU predicted the hov.se of Representatives Land Sub-committee will approve his Bill, making Alaska the 49th American state. H t i-.aid the Bill gives the proposed new state 42.000.00 acres ot land.—U P
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    CASHIER TO STAND TRIAL AT ASSIZES
    453 5 THF A v s ori?f :S^^ A |i l^ R SIM SWEE KHOON. ATTACHED TO IHE SOCIAL WELFARE DEPA RTMFNT SING \PORF W A «J sSugHES&Jg?* COURT MAGISTRATE. MR. A. G. Sim Swee iKhoon was committed on five charges. He is alleged to have
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    14 Killed In Gold Coast Rioting
    186 5 Reuter. Captown, Mar. 3.—Two Royal Navy sloops left Simonstown Naval Base, South Africa, today for the Gold Coast where 14 people have been reported killed and more than 140 wounded in rioting in the past few days. A small detachment of Nigerian troops has
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    CRUELTY TO ANIMALS PREVALENT IN S'PORE
    142 5 Many Singaporeans seem to think that animals ran live "off the land." so to speak, said Mr. D. H. Withcrington. Municipal Veterinary Surgeon, in the course of a talk at the Rotary Club luncheon yesterday, on "Animal Welfare." That is why there are so
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    MY PLAN FOR THE RETURN FIGHT
    1184 5  -  EXCLUSIVE TRIBUNE FEATURE by JOE LOUIS World Heavyvoeight champi LONDON. My golf clubs are packer! away. On the bag is a sign "do not open until July.' That means one thing I'm starting to work. And that means right now. All my effort is
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    ACTION AGAINST AFGHAN RAIDERS
    149 5 New Delhi. March 3. -The Government of Afghanistan promised to take deterrent action against Afghan tribes taking part in raids on Kashmir and Jammu, Pandit Nehru, Indian Prime Minister, told Parliament today. He said that members of certain tribes belonging to Afghan side of the border
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    3 MONTHS FOR FUTILE JAIL ESCAPE ATTEMPT
    181 5 How a prisoner tried to prise open the bars oi bis lock up in his futile attempt to escape was described in the Third Police Court yesterday when a Chinese. Chua Ah Fong, appeared before the Magistrate. Mr. F. B. Oehlers, on a
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    U.S. NAVY TEAM WINS SOFTBALL
    86 6 Many Singaporeans turned up to witness a Softball game played on the padang, yesterday. The game, which was between teams chosen from the Singapore Americans and Chinese Combined and the U.S.S. "Maris," ended in a comfortable 11-3 victory for the wavy. The teams were: U.S.S.
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    ELEGANT ART, HARIMAN PAY WELL AT PENANG RACES
    1775 6 FAVOURITES GENERALLY OBLIGED AT THE SECOND DAY OF THE PENANG TURF CLUB'S LEAP YEAR MEETING YESTERDAY. THE HIGHEST DIVIDEND OF THF DAY WAS PAID BY ELEGANT ART IN THE SIXTH RACE WHICH RETURNED $69 TO ITS BACKERS. HARIMAN PAID 563 FOR A
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    BIG SWEEP
    37 6 Total Pool $198,700 First Prize *****9 Second Prize *****1 Third Prize *****2 Starters: *****4. *****2 *****4, *****8, *****1, *****0, *****5, *****3. *****5. *****2, *****5. Consolation Prizes: *****6 *****1. *****4, *****0, *****9', *****8, *****2, *****9. *****7.
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    West Indies Recover 284 FOR 5
    312 6 I cwoßGirrow, v.. land, ~ng th< SSj splen.' dly j n the Tl I day. ijot Hie w. st rid 5* ed i «toiWcently t,, with 284 on th«- boar'! f th of five wickets. ,hf lf *i At lunch they had Wmt 72,
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      559 6 NOTICES NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that I. Chan Kam Hong of No. 22 Trengganu St.. Singapore have applied to the Board of Licensing Justices, Singapore for a second-class Public House licence to sell beer, ale, porter I and stout only for consumption I on the ground floor of No.
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    TRANSPORT PROBLEM HITS SOCCER FANS
    448 7 apfi\ TATORj t past three league i (i( .-inaHer- tha:t fo* y" I believe, bi •v; problem. r n/apoTt Traction ,».>■ prom town rfl ,«i Ste**w «Kri»* I ft/ ./1 .S' tiit r f i>n>h l{ urife to n fJ|< ,'.</ /,/■> ol ruct't i
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    TABLE-TENNIS REPRESENTATION AT CHINA OLYMPICS
    208 7 The Council of the Singapore Table Tennis Association, at a met ting held at the V.M.C.A. tennis pavillion yesterday, with Mr. Soh Ghee Soon in the chair, decided to organise competitions with a view to selecting representatives for the table-tennis section of the Cnma National
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    JOLLILADS SOCCER
    118 7 The team to represent the Jollilcds first team at soccer against the RAF Tengah IXI on Sunday at Tengah at 5.15 p.m. will be selected from the following:- Sithambram. Rasak. Kayambu. Ghani. Murugasu. Nadarajah. Putteh. Muthu. Krishnasamy, Muniyandi. Dollah. M. I. Osman. K. R. Muthiah. Kanagasabai. Salahudin. SECOND
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    S.A.O.B. CRICKET
    53 7 The following will represent St. Andrew.* Old Boys at cricket against tha Mtdical College Umon on Saturday wit 2 p.m., on the M.C.U. ground: A. G. Armstrong <Capi.>.o. ML nope, J Duclos. Lan Ro.os, J Ross, J. Anchang, C. Humpnries, G. McCuhy, A. Hul, R lay, C. Da
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    Singapore Table Tennis Association
    111 7 A charily fame oi lab.c telim.-. between me Champion Ctub j iGEK agauui the Rest, wall be held on Saturday Mar b. al the Ureal Wor.d Amusement Park, commencing at 8 p.m. for me Singapore Olympic Bports Council's Olympic J-und. AOmishion will be $1. The following
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    Bintang Timor B.P.
    143 7 Ir. -i return badminton match el five ttafrlea and four doubles against Pa jar B.P- played at the la'let's court last Saturday the BinUnc Timor B.P. defeated the Fajar B.P. hy seven games to two. Results (Bintantr Timor BP. plavtrs mentioned first): Singles; Wakah Sarkawi lost to
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    Lewis Tips 5 Winners
    92 7 ALLAN LEWIS, the Tribune's special racing correspondent tipped four straight winners and one indirect winner at the second day of the Penang Turf Club's Leap Year Meeting. Straight winners tipper* by Lewis were: Moonsunstar (S8 and S7); Skittals (Sl7 and S6): Gracious Lady (S2l and S9);
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    BING—BALL PLAYER
    63 7 U.P. HOLLYWOOD. < California >, MAR 3 —Movie act:)r singer Bing Crosby is expected to make his first appearance of the baseball season at the Spring training camp of Pittsburgh Pirates. Crosby i.s part owner or the baseball team Crosby telephoned his manager Bill Meyer and said "I
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    41 7 weeklly meeting 01 thi? 50 ..-;y will he held at «.3o p.m. on Thursday ICaTch 4 at the V.M.C.A Stamford Road. The Following )>rotrrainme fa .^.ditduled:—A lecture uv Dr J lUoyefcy. m.D .on "The' Medic,.-' Soeicl Aspects of Tuberculosis'*
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    458 7 Mahmood's "Hat—Trick" Malays (M.F.A.) 3 G.H.Q. Signals 2 Something o have gone wrong yesterday, when the Malays (M.F.A.) took the field agains G.H.Q. Signals at Jalan 3esar Stadium. There was a 3am wirn a s ling of new faces. Seasoned players like SharifT Madon, Haji
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    801 7 (By "FOREHAND") 0 3 ng 'H h r v Bee a rising: y° un star, partner. M Levien entered the semi-final zon> in the mixed doubles event of the o.L.T.A. Indoor ChamphmShipj. when they eliminated a fancied pair tor he title, Miss A.
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    DRAWN MATCH
    51 7 The S.C.C. 2nd XI held the C..V M.A. to a 1-all draw in a soccer match played on the pauang. yesterday. John Loh scored tue ri!3c goal lor the C.V.M.A. in the Brat half, and Ten Duts netted the equaliser for the home beam late in the second
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    34 7 Font Cbtnese. three armed with pistols, and one with knite. entered a house in East Coast Road and robbed tbe occupant of jtwellety wotth $1M and t- > bottlea of brandy. I
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    Britain Protests Against Guatemalan Outrage
    334 8 Reuter. LONDON, Mar. 3.—Britain has protested "energetically and strongly against what are described as "disgraceful occurrences" in Guatemala City yesterday. Owing to the local censorship, the incidents, which were nan of an anti-British demonstra ion, had not hitherto been described in detail. Britain's no c
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    140 8 Reuter. SAN JOSE, Costa Rica. MAR. 3 —Police arrested during the night Senor Otilio Ulate (National Union Party), Costa Rica President, whose election was annulled on Monday by Congress, where his opponents have a majority, it was learned today. Two policemen were killed trying to force
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    142 8  -  By Allan Lewis PENANO. Mar. 2. King Arthur, who has just completed a spell at Cameron Highlands, and Run Rabbit Run. arrived m Penaner last night to join J. E. Martin's team. Racegoers will remember Johnny Corrie who was here prewar, riding for Mr. Joe David,
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    830 8 Mr. A. Hartley. M.C.S.. arrived at Kota Bhmru on Saturday last to take up Uie pos 1 of secretary to he British Adviser Two mortar bombs wore d s covere j by a Malay on tho bank of the river near the Customs jetty. Kota Rahru on
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    257 8 (By ALLAN LEWIS) PENANG. Today.—Horses racing on Saturday were the main attraction this morning when once again, owing to the hard going most trainers restricted their charges to pace work. Thirteen (Tait) could be only distinguished coming down fast down the straight. John Ham (Allan) ran three
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    663 8 IPOH. MAR. 3. FOLLOWING A WEALTH OF PROSECTI TION EVIDENCE PRODUCED IN THE CHANGKAT LOBAK KRIAN. MURDER TRIAL DURING ONE AND A HALF Dm HEARING IN THE PERAK ASSIZE COURT. THE DEFACE OPENED ITS CASE YESTERDAY" AFTERNOON BEFORE THF HON. MR. JUSTICE COX EVANS,
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    120 8 A mee.iiig will be held on Saturday, Mar. b at 3.00 p.m. at the Mercantile Institution to support a resolution to be moved I f the President on the occasion of the death of Dr. John Robert Gregg, the inventor of the Gregg system which took place
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    204 8 Classified ".h,rt the Malm,, j,,, •Ufa*, as this JetZr Dear EdtJ aZ*** congratulate you '"J. ft map :nff r* ti that the Pe ft y, y fa* fc«pn mmeet tifuH Malayans *id of the Pyfiwwtwrta, 7) 4. •ctttrflfe* 0/ the P. "v" fML 7) Ml Le»
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    66 8 The Tioriß Bahru trounced Raffles [nstitul soccer by four goals to on S.C.F.A. Inter-District leapt match on the latter s pro;:i H yesterday. At the interval the led by two coals to onn On resumption then I tssue beyond doubt by era home two more
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    69 8 WEE BENG SECK, age ».8. m General Hospital on 2-3-W a! 11.45 p.m. leaving his fx*lo\ed wife Madam Tan huan N?« sons Wee Cheng Hock and Cheng Lee, 2 daughters-in-la* 2 adopted daughters. 2 adopted sons-in-law Tan Chwee Tan Low Tin Moi. 1 brother W* 8eng Tat, 1 sister.
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