Malaya Tribune, 6 March 1948

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    60 1 The Malaya Tribune BY THE PEOPLE FOR THE PEOPLE Larger Sales th\m any Afternoon Paper in Malaya Rinqapore, K la a l\»>h Pf-ntimi. Telegrams: "Tribune.Singapore." Telephone: 5811 f J lines). EIGHT PAGES. SATURDAY. 6TH MARCH, 1948 PRICE TEN CENTS The Malaya Tribune London Agents Messrs. Colin Turner Ltd., Talbot House,
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    AVOID EACH OTHER LIKE PLAGUE
    98 1 untitled To Irishmen Reuter. C. DubLn- c(m/ S!ia m> 'that #i is* people In ~1 'oid t teh t, an mvitniion to bhzsi*9" t» th>> l. mdom of the wrott to the < ('«.f/a' "J can l> di s table i ■(}>. 11 'sii pe<iplc
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    LOUIS VISITS PARLIAMENT
    88 1 5 world xing champion I the House of and was hefor his auto. who forced autoii oto tne boxer's I from a Ri>ll-> c in Parliament yard were I ray] r Assistant chiet nel George Wig?, rivate secretary S n tary, Mr. Emmavpanied him to •5l angers
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    U.S. FILMS BANNED
    54 1 Reuter. Mar. 5 Seven Ameribeen banned in because actors taking "were involved in against progres- j people and their Ministry of Infor. mi tuneed tonight. all films m Dj v. Gary Coop- M ntgomery, Robert linger Rogers appear 1 rbidden tk cause of their in the purging
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    MARSHALL'S HOPE
    28 1 .Mar. d. —ueorjre of State, sent a Guatemalan Foreign Wednesday* expressing border issue be- and Britain over would be Settled tl faction, it was dis--1 Reuter-
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    S.S. COLONEL 'I ROARED LIKE WILD ANIMAL'
    146 1 Reuter. Hanover. Mar. 5.—A former J S.£. Colonel Rudolf Boeder, on? 1 of the Germans alleged to hay:- beaten up in Bad Nenndorl camp, told a British courtmartiai here today he "roared like a wild animal" when beaten up by British officer. Answering
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    Corfu Channel
    99 1 THE HAGUE. Mar. 5 -The first round of the Corfu Channel mining dispute between Britain and Albania ended tonight when the International Court of Justice here adjourned to decide on Albania's claim that the unilateral British application for compensation was inadmissible. The president said both parties would be
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    ROYAL FAMILY TO VISIT AUSTRIA
    461 1 Reuter. LONDON, Mar. s.—King (i^PHf^Qiieeii are fro visit. Australia aruTl^jS^lanci j This statement was issued f^Sjßßngham "In response ,o a suggestion made by his Prime Minis ?rs in New Zealand and Australia, the King has graciously consented to visit these counties in the early part
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    Embassy Employee Charged
    197 1 Reuter. MOSCOW, Mar. 6. —A Londoner employed as a storekeeper at the British Embassy appeared as a defendant in the Soviet Peoples Court here today under Article 150 of the Soviet Criminal Code. This Article makes it an offence for a person knowing himself to be infected
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    FOR OLYMPICS
    53 1 Reuter. THE HAGUE. Mar. s—Holland intenas to send a team of from 150 to 175 athletes and officials to the O.ympic fames in London. At present the Dutch Olympic Committee has funds sufficient for a team of only 80, lut several measures are I einj; considered to raise
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    POPE REFUSES DISPENSATION FOR ANNE TO WED MICHAEL
    179 1 WASHINGTON, Mar. r>. -Tie news service of the National Catholic Welfare Conference reported here today that the Pope has lefused a dispensation /o- 24-year-old Princess Anne of Bourbon Parma, who is a Rom in Catholic, to marry her 26-year-old fiancee, ex-King Michael
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    Mr. V. P. Abdullah Wants Rice Freed Of Foreign Control
    293 1 Mr. Laycock is rather afraid that the vested inteiests for whom he has a soft spot would be made to pay for the measures I urge, and I have no hesitation m confessing that I have no sympathy for them,
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    OVER 69's BANNED
    96 1 Reuter. LONDON. Mar. s.—After July I, next, nobody can be appointed a director of a public company in Britain if he is over 69. A director of a public company will have to resign his office, at the conclusion of the annual general meeting which next follows
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    AMMO, GUNS SEIZED
    80 1 Four hundred and twent.' rounds of 9mm ammunition were found in a bundle abandoned by a Chinese who jumped out of trishaw and fled when he saw a constable approaching him in Boon Tat Street, yesterday morning. Two pistols, one of which was loaded, were seized and
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    Jewish Plane Shot Down
    48 1 Reuter. JERUSALEM. Mux. 5—A Jewish light aircraft, which was said to be machinegunning Arab positions in Jaffa, was phot down and crashed today, the Arab National Committee of Jaffa claimed tonight in a telephone message to the Arab Higher Committee Headquarters in Jerusalem. —Reuter
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    28 1 ANKARA. Mar. s.—The Turkish Minister of Economy confirmed in a communique today that a rich petroleum sheet has been discovered in the Ramandagh area of the Tigris Valley.
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    LATEST FROM LEWIS
    49 1 Tribune s spec al racing correspondent. A'lcn Lewis, telephoned from Penang this iror \e C .1? lk'lv to be perfect after last night's rain. Best bets: Fair Week, the Raven and Lovely Bore. Safe each-wav bets: Howe, Merry Miller, All Boloney. I.omrshots: Flying Fortress and Thirteen.
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    S'PORE-BOUND PLANE MISSING
    97 1 Reuter.-AAP. DARWIN, Mar. 5.—A two- engincd Avro Anson monoplane which left Darwin yesterday manned by two Australians was repoited missing tonight between Timor and Dutch Borneo The plane, which was bound for Singanore, carried no wireless. An air-s:a rescue Catalina set j out from Sourabaya to make
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    Finns Assured Of Majority
    119 1 Reuter. Helsinki. Mar. s.—Th e Finnish Government was today assured of the parliamentary majority it needs to begin negotiations for the military assistance treaty suggested by Marshal Stalin, though three of Finland's six parties opposed the Russian proposal. To-morrow the Government Foreign Affairs Committee will meet
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    INDIA RECRUITS GERMAN EXPERTS
    36 1 BERLIN. Mar. 5— India is now recruiting German technicians as part of a world wide plan to train her workers In all branches of industry, the Indian military mission announced here today.
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    18 1 Reuter. KEY WEST. Florida. Mar. 5 President Truman ended his holidayhere today and left by air for Washington.—Reuter.
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    Elections Debate: Boycott Rejected
    352 1 A lively debate, resulting in' favour of participation in the forthcoming Singapore Legislative Council elections, took place at the Medical College Union last night. The proposition that the Singa pore elections should be boycotted was rejected by 75 votes against 65. Mr. Philip Hoalim, who was
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    13—Unlucky And Lucky
    84 1 13 Unlucky And Lucky Reuter. ST. LOUIS, Mar. 5. Thirteen of the crew were killed or reported missing and 13 saved when the tug Natchez overturned after hitting a bridge over the River Mississippi near Greenville, about 200 miles from New Orleans, lt was officially stated tonight. The tug, recently
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    TO END STRIKE
    43 1 LIVERPOOL. Mar. V Eleven thousand Liverpool ship repairers who have been on strike for nearly a month over their employers' decision to end pnyment-by-re&ult bonus schemes today decided to resume work on Tuesday decided to resume mendation of their unions.
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    Police Arrest 88 Men With Bleeding Fingers
    199 2 (Tribune Staff Reporter) CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION DEPARTMENT MEN AND UNIFORMED POLICE FROM THE ORCHARD RD.. POLICE STATION ARRESTED 88 CHINESE AT ABOUT 6.45 A.M. YESTERDAY, WHEN THE MEN WERE EMERGING FROM A LANE OFF BUKIT TIMAH. THE CHINESE ARE ALLEGED TO HAVE PARTICIPATED IN
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    70,000 Fans Saw 'Tears Of Yangtse'
    141 2 The stirring Mandarin film "Tears Of The Yangtse" created a local box-office record after a 20- day running at the Cathay Cinema. About 70.000 cinema fans saw the film, showai in two parts, at 103 performances, including three midnight performances. The current screening at
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    Chambers' Nominations For Council
    263 2 Tribune Staff Reporter) Today is Nomination Day io: the thhee Chamber:? of Commerce European, Chinese and Indian which will return a representative each to the future Legislative I Council for the Colony. Between 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. this j aUernoon, candidate." standing for I election
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    38 2 Che Ahmad Morad. a pupil of the Sultan Abdul Hamid College Alor Star, has the distinction of being the first Malay to study in Australia. He is leaving next I week for Perth via Singapore to study medicine.
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    LISTOWEL TOURS DOCKS, SLUMS
    477 2 Lord Ljstowel. accompanied by Sir FranHin f at the Singapore Harbour Board officei J G,ni arrived where he was met by Mr. H. B. Basten CMC r*h*f/ n >' est Singapore Harbour Board, the Colonic JJ of the shaw, R.N., CSO to FOMA colonial Secretary, and
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    FILMS APPEAL COMMITTEE
    89 2 It is officially announced that the Committee of Appeal for Singapore efctal'lished under the provisions of Section 16 of the Cinematograph Film* Ordinance consists of the following persons, nominated and appointed by H.E. the Governor: President, Municipal Commissioners, (Chairman), Commissioner of Police, (Vice Chairman). Secretary for Chinese
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    YMCA ACTIVITIES
    124 2 Moneay, Bth March. Last Day of Art Exhibition to 7 p.m., 5.30 p.m. Commercial Classes, 7 8, Free Lending Library, 8 Music Club Choir Practice. Tuesday, Oth March. 530 Typewriting Class. 6.30 Keep Kit Class, 7.15 Malay Class, 7.30 Badminton. 7.30-8.30 Free Lending Library. Wednesday, 10th March. 5
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    Bound Over For Theft
    161 2 Lee Thiam Soo, 31-year-old Chinese, who pleaded guilty last week at the Second Police Court to theft was yesterday, sent to the Fourth Police Court where he was bound ever in $200 for six months. Lee was ordered to the Fourth Police Court because it was
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    Detective Who Shot Bandit Commended
    389 3 11« \< I NT OF A (MTN RATTLE BKTWFFV a N'ESE AND A SINGAPORE DETECTIVE WHTOM RESULTED IN THE BANDIT'S DEATH wa? gLATKl 0 THE SINGAPORE CORONER, MR W J port DAY A! AN INQUIRY HELD INTO THE DEATH ,r i <S'' Kr.r. rA.v vi
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    JAIL FOR ATTEMPTED EXTORTION
    112 3 Found guilty by Uie Fourth j Criminal District Judge yester- day of the offence ol attempted i extortion, two Chinese, Khoh Keng Swee and Wong Swee Lam were sentenced to 17 months' rigorous imprisonment eaen. Another Chinese. Lim Giok 1 Boon, was sentenced to 15 months'
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    ATTEMPTED LOOTING CHARGE
    64 3 earing was continued Assize Court yesterday be- M Jobling and a I the defence in Board housebreaking Malays. Indians naioeac arc on trial. accused gave evi- >' denying the alJenst them. They are I Teck Thor, V v Tung Poon and One more accused 1 to make
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    SAFETY FIRST COMMITTEE FOR S'PORE
    163 3 The Traffic Advisoiy Committee at its last meeting warmly endorsad the proposal that a Permanent Safety First Committee should he established. They suggested the following membership: Chairman (to be suggested by the Traffic AdVisory Committee). Officer i/c Traffic* Police. Registrar of Vehicles. Representative of Department
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    LORD LISTOWEL
    59 3 In the report on a Press conic rence held by Lord Listowvl at Kuala Lumpur on Tuesday published in the Morning Tribune ol March 4. the Minister was quoted as saying thnt an increasing economic independence both between the various parts of the Federation and of. the world
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    Legionnaires' Escape Bid: 4 Held By Police
    297 3 (Tribmne Staff Reporter) More than one batch of French Foreign Legionnaires are believed to have jumped overboard a French ship which passed through Singapore emtera on its way to Saigon on Thursday. Some of thorn, it is believed, may have found a watery
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    "AXE" MURDER: ARREST
    164 3 (Tribmne Staff Reporter) A Chinese lias been arrested in connection with the brutai ax L murder in a carpenter's shoo in Queen Strict in the early hours of Monday. He was "spotted" 1 by the Pengulu of Pulau Sekejang yesterday morning and handed over to an official
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    Professional Classes
    806 4 The professional classes, if we may venture upon a generality, have largely escaped the consequences of the incidence of increased cost of living in Malaya since the war. The recent report of the Joint Salaries Commission recorded the fact that professional men in this country, particularly accountants, doctors
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    Diary OF THE DAY
    1863 4  -  CONDUCTED By 'OBSERVER' The poor will always be with us i and it is a commentary of the times that tnough many can i afford to spend HOME FOR THE BUNI) their hard.earned money at the »races, where i hundreds of thousands of dollars change j
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    Coconut Oil
    494 4 Letters To The Editor SIR.—Coconut ,nd are two indist> rK'if-■ Cori ut ties in th,. household?® 1 rich or poor; After the I the price of o.,r, ir Y j ce "ts and a 2 i was 20 cents, and I increased to 10 6: cents respective!v untJ
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    WHAT IS SARAWAK'S OWN OPINION?
    1007 5  -  By ANN HESTER mt v a reader's ne si«l.ition in T his reader has mt countrj and has .Jortunity to sather i jn P h,l the situation R< c Wiltai v for the House of Com- of Mt. awak would irrectkM. On [(1 „ion based?
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    Marshall Plan Attacked
    164 5 Reuter. WASHINGTON. Mar. 5. In the course of a sweeping denunciation of the Marshall Plan, Senator Geoige W. Malone (Republican, Nevada) today charged Britain and other European countries with manipulating their currencies for commercial advantage. Senator Malone said England's official value for the pound sterling was four
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    U.N. Shipping Plan
    127 5 Reuter. GENEVA. Mar. 4.—The United Nations Maritime Conference decided today to set up a new specialised agency of the United Nations to deal with shipping. The new organisation, agreed on after a fortnight's discussions by the delegates of 35 nations, will be known as the Inter-Govern-mental Maritime
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    $5.65 A PINT
    30 5 According to the Food Control Pric e Amendment Order 1948, as from March 5, whisky or all brands will be sold at $5.63 per reputed pint bottle.
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    Manchurian Invasion Justified Defence Pleads In Tokyo Trial
    250 5 U.P. TOKIO. MARCH C. THE JAPANESE ARMY WAS OBLIGED TO INITIATE THE MANCHURTAN "INCIDENT" AS A MEASURE OF SELF DEFENCE AND IN SO DOING WAS FREE OF THE GUILT OF TREATY VIOLATION. WAR CRIMES DEFENCE ATTORNEY CAPTAIN ALFRED W. BROOKS OF KANSAS
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    Australian Jailed For Cheating
    230 5 Kuala Lumpur, March 4. An Australian named Maxwell Cornfield, was this afternoon convicted by the District Judge. Mr. B. G. Smith, -and sentenced to six months' simple imprisonment, on his being found guilty on three charges of cheating. Accused, it was stated, cheated the Singapore Cold
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    NEW CO-OP STORE FOR ALOR STAR
    194 5 Alor Star. March 5.—The Coastal Provision Exchange Ltd., a new iirm with half a million dollar capital on a co-operative basis, will be opened in Alor Star early next month. Mr. G. K. Das. Managing director of the Kedan Coastal transport and Trading Co..
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    TOWBOAT RAMS BRIDGE
    46 5 U.P. Greenville, (Mississippi!. March 5. —A rescue boat brought 13 survivors and two dead crewmen ashore today from the towboat Natchez which rammed a bridge pier and sank in the Mississippi. The survivors said they feared that 17 other crewmen had drowned.- U.P.
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    Young Banjarese Freed On Murder Charge
    228 5 IPOH, MAR. 4. —FOLLOWING A THREE-DAY TRIAL IN THE ASSIZE COURT WHICH HAD AN EXTENDED SITTING TILL WELL PAST C P.M., YESTERDAY TWO YOUNG BANIARESE, HAJI MOHD. SHAARI BIN SA'AF AND AWANG BIN HAJI ASIN WERE FREED ON A CHARGE OF HAVING COMMITTED GANG
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    T.N.T. EXPLOSION IN CYPRUS
    88 5 Reuter. CYPRUS. Mar. 4. Nicosia, capital of Cyprus, was rocked today when striking miners dynamited the house of the island's leading transporter for allegedly carrying blackleg*. The blast came a few hours after the house of an official of the American-owned Mavrovouni copper mines, where the
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    VATICAN OFFICIAL UNFROCKED
    56 5 Reuter. ROME, Mar. 4. Monsignor Edoatdo Prettner Cippico, formerly librarian in the archives of the Vatican Secretariat, has been unfrocked after being found guilty of 'falsifications", the Vatican announced tonight. It was reported last September that important documents belonging to Monsignor Antonio Santin, Bishop of Trieste, had
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    Malayan News Briefs
    703 5 The death occurred \n Bate: Gajah Hospital last Wednesday of Mr. Augustine Lopez, until recently Senior conductor of Harewood Estate, Batu Gajah. Tho deceased, who haj bee n ilt for the last few months, was about to go to India on long leave when his condLion became
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    New Hope For S'hai Cabarets
    161 5 Reuter. SHANGHAI, Mar. 5. The Shanghai City Council yesterday voted for postponement in enforcement of tho ban on commercialized dancing and tho closure of cabarets, and unanimously passed a resolution urging the I Central Government to rescind the I order. The sponsors of the resolution
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    Army Stores
    62 5 Reuter-AAP. SYDNEY. Mar. 5. Army stores worth £192.900.000 had been declared to the Commonwealth Disposals Commission and other stores woith £67.800.000 had been released to Government Departments, other Dominions and trading firms, the Minister for the Army (Mr. Chambers) announced in the House of Representatives at Canberra recently.
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      580 6 N OTICES AUCTION SALE OF Damaged cargo ex S.S. "BREDERO" 1 Approximately 600 cases and 10 bags RAYON YARN v d imaged Iby sea water) now lying at I S.HB Godown Nos. 17 and 18. i Gate No. 4. j To Be Held At Our Saleroom, j Nos. 14 and
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      422 6 NOTICE NOTICE is hereby given that Mr. Lim Kok Tai of No. 20-1 Choon Guan Street, Singapore, has applied to the Board ot Licensing Justices, Singapore, for the transfer to hims?lf of a Second Clasj Puolic House Licence restricted to the sale of Poor, Ale, Stout and Porter held by
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      703 6 AUCTION SALE OF 2.000 pieces asbjstos cement fiat I sheets, 500 tins assorted ready i mixed paints, 11 drums wood preservative. 5 bales manifold oank and drawing cartridge paper, 618 "1 hermostar,' vacuum tlasks. 20 cases "Tropex" torchlight battenes, 25 cases wishing blue, 137 lbs. dental rubber. 52 tins tennis
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      554 6 JOHORE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT An examination for Dtatr* Dressers WW be held on April 20th -24th: 1948 2. Candidates from the Stat? of Jchore should forward their applications to the office of the Principal Medical Officer, Johore P-ahru. to reach him not later than 10th: April, 1948. 3 The fees for
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    3 A's Have Strongest Defence In League
    505 7 find" of the season so winger whow 9t B lull-back. The Urn. .1 iirsl tightB t% turning! out in t.o-itiop io! th«> I nursday, wis the w ,on the held. the qu ilities of 0 ill-baC*. He MM •i.i njpecd, and in nis
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    RUGGER RESULT
    18 7 Reuter. LONDON, M:ir. 4—Rugby Union result Hospitals' cup Semi-final: Guys Hospital 7 Middlesex Hospital 0. —Router
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    Shamateurism In Our Soccer
    159 7 untitled \„i; tint o few soccer plumed under i potretf, there is a Ifl quarters to s.A.F.A. ir/int has uiiciiH' ammmmt is <■■■ the elnb M ith no fort U >/.,,/,./ </-< !l for the m /i 'mt. Racial h na ('onniu- << ij officials. "'<
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    M.F.A. Split
    129 7 1 >,ala > sue porters of J y A are peiturbed by «»absent,. »f star players in JMoai al ieh were lncky to PJ the Signals 3-2 on "♦unexlaj. J u,>l,| d Ike a statement g th, MI A explaining •*'r tkaence believe a •me *"**mUnding has caused
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    GOALMOUTH TENSION
    20 7 An excetienl Tribtrm mictun taken in front of-the R.A.F. goal ra the StTetar AAA ieaamt atrnn on Thursday.
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    Peters Score 4 For Rovers
    561 7 Rovers Sports Club 4 S.C.C. 2 Murmurs of disappointment were heard yesterday when the Rovers, the civilian cosmopolitan team that had done so well in friendly matches last season, faced the S.C.C. without Rahman and Harith two outstanding defenders in Malaya. Having played for the
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    FORMER DERBY WINNER DEAD
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    Army Beat RAF In Hockey Tourney
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    JOCKEYS' DRIVE TO ASSIST CHARITY
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    1520 8  -  By ALLAN LEWIS PENANG, Friday.—The last day of tine Penang Turf Club's Leap Year Mee'ing promises to favour backers again who follow the more popular fancies as on paper ii looks as though winners will again from this category. Tho weather is still
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    England Just Avert Innings Defeat
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