Malaya Tribune, 10 March 1948

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    60 1 The Malaya Tribune BY THE PEOPLE FOR THE PEOPLE Larger Sales than any Afternoon Paper in Malaya Printed Simultaneously Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh Penang. Telegrams: "Tr bune,Singapore." Telephone 5811 CJ lines). EIGHT PAGES. WEDNESDAY, 10TH MARCH 1948 PRICE TEN CENTS The Malaya Tribune London Agents: Messrs. Colin Turner Ltd., Talbot House,
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    BIG UNEMPLOYMENT PROBLEM IN S'PORE
    590 1 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Singapore is faced with a big unemployment problem this month following the Chinese New Year, which is traditionally Uhe period for Chinese firms to effect changes in their staffs. This year, many of these firms' are forced by depressing business and financial
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    HIRED TAXI FOR ROBBERIES—Report
    79 1 HIRED TAXI FOR ROBBERIES— Report received a fn n a Chine-v < him se hired til driving about up and r bb'd the c.i D Chef, I i c B rry told the su c h r ibberiea HtRESTED r ing, the Tani<>ng '< -I two Chinese thing .i compatriot
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    Air Cadets Given Month's Extension
    106 1 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Singapore Civil Aviation authorities have granted the Malayan Air Cadet Corps a further month's extension of occupation of one of the two buildings at Kallang Airport, which are used as theii headquarters. The other budding is to be demolished. The buildings were
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    REFUELLED WHILE 18,000 FEET UP
    63 1 Reuter. Shannon Airport. Eire. Mar. 10. -A British Overseas Airways freight-carrying Liberator was refuelled at a height of 18.000 feet over the Atlantic yestorday, claimed to be greatest height at which refuelling in the air has ever oeen carried out. Eight hundred and fifty gallons
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    Heavy Explosions Rock Jerusalem
    253 1 Reuter.—U.P. lALEM,I ALEM, Mar. 9.—Two very heavy explosions •'Tsulem tonisnt. The first was followed by caw minnre The initial explosion was Arab-populated, irea of the city, which followed automatic weav as accompanied i xplosions, be►e hand grenades. s reports that sc I Arab troops crvepi pre-dawn
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    Elections: S'pore Congress Can't Intervene
    97 1 I < Staff Reporter) r*n fhn Malayan 93 Prea'dent'i statems jn Singapore secrftary of the w hlle abiding by the headquartera, said onal Indian Contests to intervene the two Indian a standing for elecb membera of the in Congrea*. As annt. he said that ed
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    ITALY READY TO ACCEPT
    30 1 Reuter. ROME. Mar. 9.—ltaly to-night declared she was ready to accept the trustee hip for Lybia. wi'h the so'e aim of preparing her for independence. —Reuter.
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    4 DIED WHILE THEY DINED
    69 1 Reuter. Paris. Mar. 10. When the door of 135. Faubourg Dv Temple, Paris, was broken open last night, four dead women weiv found seated round the dinner table. They had been dead since Saturday. Police said tne deaths were caused by gas poisoning from a
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    SHOT CONSTABLE IMPROVING
    55 1 The condition of the Special Constable wiio was accidentally shot while on guard duty in the Hongriong and Shanghai Bank yesterday after DOB, is reported to b« improving. fellow guard was in the act of "breaking" his revolver when it went off and the bullet entered s
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    untitled EXPLOSION KILLS 100
    33 1 Reuter. *v r, 9.—One hundred *d to be dead and Chinese ammunition .t T&ingtuo exploded this morning levelling a dty I lock, according to a report received here-— Reuter.
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    AUSSIE-JAP MARRIAGES "ILLEGAL"
    104 1 Reuter AAP. MELBOURNE, MAR. 9 —The Australian Army Minister, Mr. C Chambers, announced tonight that marriages between Australian troops and Japanese women would not be recognised by the Australian Government. Earlier today Mr. Arthur Calwell, Australian Immigration V n'ster, said in Canberra that Australians would not be
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    ATOM RESEARCH: NEW DISCOVERY
    109 1 Reuter. BERKELEY California. Mar. 9. A new laboratory/ athievement the manufacture of an atom particle known as a meson was rrportfd lien today, and acclaimed as the greatest thing in atomic research since the discoveru of uranium fission in 1939. Manufacture of the meson, an atom
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    Malayan Chinese League Idea Gains Support
    270 1 Malacca, March 9. Mr. Tan Cheng Lock. C.8.E.. President of the AMCJA seen by pressmen that his suggestion for the formation of a Malayan Chinese League for the whole ok the Peninsula and Singapore had found support from various quarters. He added that he
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    Negro Called "Hey Buddy" — Beaten Up
    140 1 Negro Called "Hey Buddy" Beaten Up Reuter. MOBILE, Alabama, Mar. 9. A Negro who addressed a white man as "Hey, Buddy an.l then invited him to come to hH house to talk over President Tuman's civil rights programme was beaten to death for it, the police said here today. They
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    NEW COUNCIL
    111 1 The Malaya Council of World Affairs wj'l be formally inaugurated as a unit of the Asian Relations Organisation on Sunday, March 14, at a meeting at the Malayan Democratic Union Hall. A pro-tern committee was formed on August 9, 1947 by Mr. J. A. Thtvy, Indian Govt, representative
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    U.K. TELLS GUATEMALA: STOP BEING ANTI-BRITISH
    226 1 Reuter. LONDON. Mar. 9. Britain today sent a note to Guatemala, the third within a week, stating that unless she was prepared to submit her dispute over British Honduras to International arbitration, sne should abandon her present anti-V'itish attitude. The note. delivered in Guatemala
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    MacA "Will Tell Old Joe Just Where To Get Off"
    170 1 Reuter. WASHINGTON. Mar. 10. The campaign to elect Gen. Douglas Mac Arthur. Sujnamo Allied CommarutfT in Tokyo, to be Presiden* of the United States, sieunfa into action here today, after the General's anntrunccemcnt of his willingness to run. Mr. Warren
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    Russian Planes Shot Us, Says Chennault
    218 1 Reuter. WASHINGTON, Mar. 9—Gen. Claire Chennault, operator of She airline whose plane was attacked by two fighter planes wi'.ih Russian Red Star markings on a flight from Mukden to Tsingtao, said tonight he believed the fighters belonged to Russian forces based at Port Arthur.
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    TODAYS' WEATHER
    18 1 Weather: Prolonged thunder y showers this afteraoon and evening. Outbreaks of rain to-night. Fair tomorrow morning.
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    'SPECTATOR' GIVES THE INSIDE STORY
    58 1 •SPECTATOR T rf b v n e> a tpecUU football commentator who gives exclusive inside nenm of Singapore soccer daily, today tells the story of the rise to [ante of two Singapoi-e footoallers who yesterday left oy air for the Chinese Olympic trials in Hongkong.
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    BURSAR FOR OUR VARSITY SOUGHT
    60 1 (Tribune Staff Reporter) An advertisement is appearing in the United Kingdom press inviting applications for the post or Bursar in the university institution which is being established in Malaya. The Bursar will be equal in status to the Registrar and directly responsible to the principal
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    Gurkhas Here Tomorrow
    217 2 arhlvp iv oim OF THl GURKHA REGIMENT WILL "t^ASJ^A^i I o^^ TOMORROW IN THE TROOPSHIP ai v v i MK,! ROM BOMB \Y. THEY WILL BE OFFICI7° THE Pt»W)NY BY H.B. THE GOVERNOR 3r 1 sm FRANKLIN GIMSON AND HIGH RANKINGOFFICBRS OF THE THREE SERVICES. to r
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    MIC Leader Urges Indians To Boycott Singapore Elections
    677 2 "EVERY VOTE IN THL SINGAPORE ELECTIONS IS A VOTE FOR DICTATORSHIP A VOTE FOR XTR SUBJUGATION A VOTE FOR A PUPPET a VOTE FOR A BETRAYAL. A yOTht FOR A "THE CONGRESS IS PLEDGED TO DEFFAT THE SINGA FORE DICTATORSHIP AND THE
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    Butcher Was Worried, So He Took Poison
    312 2 Ihe alarm clock rang at v o'clock en th, morning of Mar 5 a Chinese woman aroused he r husband and tuld him to Bel ready for work. The woman was however, told by her husband tnat he wished to Bleep a little
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    War Bonds Paid For Giant U.S. Carrier
    544 2 (Tribune Staff Reporter) GLINIING IN THE SUN. HER DECKS LINED WI TH "BEARCATS AND CURTIS "TOLL-DIVERS". THE USS VALLEY FORGE. AIRCRAFT-CARRIER. PRESENTED A FORMIDABLE PICTURE TO THE CROWDS WHO GAZED AT HER FROM CLIFFORD PIER YESTERDAY. S-PQre newsmen, escorted by Lt. Comdr. John
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    PC Wounded By Revolver Shot
    164 2 (Tribune Staff Reporter) An Indian Special Constable, I C. S. Dasan (20) was shot' in the neck accidentally yesterday afternoon while on guard duty at the Hongkong and Shanghai Bank. Ihe incident happened a little after 1 p.m. 'ihe policeman was removed to hospital unconscious,
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    TREE THEFT CHARGE
    73 2 Charged with theft of a tree a middle aged Chinese, Teo Meng Seng, pleaded guilty before the Ihird Police Magistrate. Mr. F. B. Oehlers. yesterday. Accused was arrested at Dalvey Estate at 9.45 a.m. on Jan. 19 when he was seen cutting down a tree with live
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    EAST-WEST SOCIETY
    27 2 The East-West Society will hold an extraordinary general meeting on Thursday at K.'iO p.m. at the V.M.C.A. for the election of new president and vice-president.
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    24 2 Mr. S.H. Ahmed has returned to Kuala Lumpur after a visit to Calcutta. Karachi and Bombay. In the latter city he visited his parents.
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    16 JAILED FOR HOUSEBREAKING
    158 2 No f\wer th ,11 \a Indians and Chine*. M, u > lon trial at the A. ore Mr. Justice j,, common jury H charge oi h,„ of them for offence v. sentence d to y I imprtaonient >. i 'he accused have committed h, j MtfeSJU
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      156 2 TODAY 3.15; 6.15: 915 P.M. All Malayan Premiere "OIL or HEART" Starring om Favourite SI a, Golden Voice (Noorjehan) Gita Bose, Bhudu Advani An is and Many Others. Sat. 2nd Midnight Premiere "MISS MALANI" Bock Your Tickets to avoid rush Phone 3446. QIEESS To-Day: 3.00, 6.30, »15 p.ni. Edward G.
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    Indian Mandore Charged With Murder Of Labourer
    459 3 MIB 9 HEARING BEGAN YESTERDAY IN THF COURT BEFORE THE HON. MR. JUSTICE E N i'HK KUALA KANGBAR RESERVOIR MURDER ii WAS THE SEQUEL TO THE DISCOVERY OF A INJURED INDIAN P.W D. LABOURER LYING IN A iITION XEAR THE R KSERVOIR ON
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    Improvements In St John's Island Urged
    236 3 fTribunt Stuff Reporter) It is understood that the Committee formed by the local Chinese puhlic bodies to make recommendations for improving amenities in i St. John's Island given to quarantined, ship passengers will reply, some time this week, to the Colonial Secretary. In its
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    RAMAKRISHNA MISSION
    32 3 The 113 th birtnday anniversary of Bagavan Sri Ramakrishna will be celebrated at the Ramakrishna Mission on Marcn 12 with a programme of lectures, music and feeding of the poor.
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    The Malayan Bookshelf
    623 3 RECENT ARRIVALS REVIEWED four Men", by Paul h (Gressel Press). is and wide.rang, re tnan an entering rj In the process oi rJi stinies and deve"four men during ■entury 1918 to 1944. provide! an illumir i mmentary— at times and in nic otj twentieth n urj American
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      69 3 I NEW EDITIONS Gone With Th e Wind Margaret Mitchell 57.00 Earth And ffliajti Heaven Gwethalwn Graham 55.40 I I The Voyage Charles Morgan $7.50 j Insanity Fair Douglas Reed 86.30 j South Wind Norman Douglas 56.30 A First Year FJngineering Drawing A. C. Parkin- I son 53.60 The Arts
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      663 3 PERSONAL THE JEEP GIRL must. <»! COU wit silk handkerchief to keep hoi lock! from blowing about She must have other UUOg* too. most Imparted! is the glow of health, the kind of glow that cornel from annk illg MILO. «K.944 WILL Mr. TAN BOON jOO formerly of I2mci-«iid Hill
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    Cocoa For Malaya
    806 4 No subject in Malaya is of greater antiquity than that of the overI centralisation of taie country's economy and any j suggestion towards diversification of Malayan industry merits serious consideration. Some time :ip;o it was suggested that the Malayan soil and climate might prove suitable for the
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    Diary OF THE DAY
    1763 4  -  CONDUCTED By 'OBSERVER' The Government of Uganda has declined to decrease incometax in that colony on the grounds that it would ONE-WAY lAXES be wrong in principle to increase the volume of our- chasing power. 1 hi s step was taken in delance of the unofficial
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    Reforms For Egypt
    77 4 Reuter. CAIRO 0., mendation, ajE 1 encouragement f incsocieties to offset of middle-nKn v Customs dutie j rrent of a Cent < i d jf ue of banknotes ?f* r *S owed by Brita what is describeV h •monopoly ol a the export of c n a
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    DUST CLEANS Up CRIME
    135 4 SYDNEY. An untitled or which. wh, n subject* ts* violet rays becomes V is being used Ul th al n cent success by tiu. v W Section of the A<XkTS! clearing up cases of ing in city offices. To detect petty th ft police set a
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    SOVIET-FILIPINO TRADE
    137 4 Reuter. I MANILA. Although no forj mal diplomatic relations arjl at ween the Philippine RqMMfc afl i Soviet Russia, the goveinmen: ha» given Filipino himnr—u Efe "go" sign to deal individually arid unofficially with Russian taki While it won't take a cal stand on the reeeri ly i
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    Harijan Uplift
    37 4 HYDERABAD HJE H Nizam has approved a pi of th? Hyderabad GovenMMX establish a fun<i of Rupees croro rabouf £760,000) for general uplift "f Harijwa I* touchable i in Hydeiaha.l St* 1 is understood here
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    Britain's Handicap:. Shortage Of Big Men
    1233 5 EXCLUSIVE ARTICLE BY JOE LOUIS .1 jog LOWS) heevyweiahte, ttei does I i.c Oon- you'll say you've I knew it beStates, but in the 1 omc moi c than ins partners at md I lolidaj a Exhibits urt, London, I've > an ageing Bri-
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    "PRESENT TIME IS DIFFICULT"—BENES
    101 5 PRAGUE, Mar. 9. President Edouard Benes, who today received the new Polish Ambassador to Czechoslovakia, M. Josef Olszewski, at his home in Southern Bohemia, said afterwards: "The present time is a difficult one and we shall go through all its adversities and dangers only if we
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    Former S'pore Kempetai Chief On Trial
    377 5 Even Chinese with tattco mirks were considered bad and taken as "undesirables" by the Japanese who did the screening of Chinese Civilians at the Arab Street and North iJridgc Road junction between Fehiuary 18 and February 24, 1912. stated Pang Tong Yeow. a coffeeshop-keepcr.
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    Americans Honour Jap Hero
    73 5 U.P. NEW YORK, Mar. <*. The Army transport Wilson Victory will be renamed Sadao S. Muncmori on March 16 for a JapaneseAmerican winner of the Congressional Medal of Honour, the Army announced. Munemori, a member of the famed 42nd Regiment, was cited posthumously for action in
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    Kept Mother-in-Law In A Pigsty
    37 5 U.P. PRAGUE, Mar. 9. The Newspaper Rerace reported that a peasant in Western Bohemia was arrested today for keeping his mother-in-law in a pigsty and feeding her fo#Mer mash for several .months.—U.P.
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    Immigration Rules For Indians
    217 5 PENANG. Mar 0 Before an Indian leaven for India, he must obtain a Re-Entry Permit if he desires to return to Federation of Maiaya or Singapore. Applicants for such permits must apply in person at the Immigration Office at Penang, Kuala Lumpur- or Singapore with two
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    SURE & STEDFAST CLUB
    61 5 SURE STEDFAST CLUB The second series of public lectures and discussions arrangid by the Sure a ncl Stedfast Club will take place at the headquarters. N( 77. Frinsep Lcreet. tomorrow, at 8.00 p.m. I he speakerwill be Mi. Yap Ph, ng Geek. J.P. on "Leadership and Responsibility Mi. Rowland Lyne,
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    "Rebels" Seek Rejection Of Palestine Bill
    267 5 LONDON, Mar. 9— Eleven Labour Members of Parliament, headed by leading members of the "keep left" section of the parliamentary Labour Parly, are to urge rejection x>f the Government's Palestine Bill when It comes before the House of Commons tomorrow Their amendment approves the
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    PLANTER REPORTED MISSING
    105 5 IPOH, Mar. 9. A report has been made to the local police of the disappearance of Mr. Freddy Ferguson, of Bedford Estate. Slim River. It appears Mr. Ferguson came to Ipon on Monday morning and cashed a cheque for $4,500 from the Chartered Bank. He is said
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    Of Interest To Muslims
    293 5 (By N. Mamatl. The Young Men's Muslim Association of Singapore, of which Mr. Ahmad Ibrahim is the president, has started a benevolent fund confined to Its members. All members are expected to join and pay a monthly subscription towards it. A member has three benefits, one
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    ARMY MIXED DOUBLES CHAMPIONS BEATEN
    533 6  -  By "FOREHAND" The Army mixed doubles champions, Mrs. E. S. Camei on and Lt. J. L. Whitrnore, were beaten arid 'eliminated from '(he S.L.T.A, Tndoor Championships in a koenly-con tested match by Mrs. G T. Edwards and Chin Kee Onn yesterday. Both the women players
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    HANDICAPS FOR K.L. RACES
    452 6 Weights foi the First Day. and Second Day (four races) Of «ho Selangor Turf Clnb Mooting on Saturday. Mat. 13 and Wednesday. Mar. 17 respectively, are as follows: Horses: Class 1. Div. 1, 5£ Furs. Oriental 9.08 Liberty Man 8.13 Kashmiri Song 8.11 Minstrel Boy 8.10
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    NAVAL FORCES COMMITTEE
    80 6 The following are the members of the Malayan Naval Forces Committee whose work in establishing the Malayan Navy wa.~ praised by Mr. Dugdale in the House of Commons on Monday. Mr. P. A. B. McKcrron (Chairman*. Mr. Lan Chin Titan, Dr. Abdul Samat. Cmdr F. E. W.
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    HAIKOWYU CLUB
    59 6 The following- players to represent the Ha ikowyu Sports Club against the Singapore Police on Mar. 11 tli at their ground at Thomson Rd. at 5.00 p.m. sharp:—Valoo, $am Len:;. Razak, Boon Kwang. Layman, Barry. Govinda. Krisnasamy (Capt), Tlan Hua. Balali, Jaffar. Patrick E*. Chandra. Durai. I r^a(ii
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      384 6 NOTICES HOLLAND EAST ASIA LINE, s.s. 'MEERKERK* due Singapore 18th March loading cargo alongside S.lf .B. Wharves for Aden Fort Said Genua Marseilles Antwerp Rotterdam Amsterdam Hamburg and further Continental Ports if sufficient inducement offers For cargo and particulars please apply to:— NEDERLAND LINE ROYAL DUTCH MAIL Agents: Holland East
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    Injury Nearly Ended His Soccer Career, He's Top Goalkeeper Now
    859 7  -  I Hear "k CHXVEE CHUA. former Singapore l( ft.bark, who has hern out of the game for tome time owiti7 to an injured knee, is fit a yum ami trill probably turn out fi.r Tigers tod a t/. SWEE HOCK
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    OVER $100,000 NEEDED FOR TEAM TO CHINA OLYMPICS
    251 7 Reuter. After nearly four hour* deliberajtUm, th* Malayan Chinese OryaniMny Committee for the chnnt Olympic Meet yesterday st t March w ua ih< deudUn* for th* Chines* Spirts Federation* in the variowi stnt». s t<> report <>v th* "mount th> >i each
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    BARNES TAKES 3 WKTS FOR 1
    100 7 Reuter-AAP. Launceston. Tasmania. Mar. 9. Australia's touring cricketers beat Tasmania in the second ol their trial games here today by an innings and 49 runs Australia, overnight 223 for <i. addcci only 65 for the last six wickets toaay to be all out for
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    Seaforths Draw With Recs
    403 7 Sou forth Highlanders 2 S.R.C 2 Points were shared between the Seaforth Highlanders and the Singapore Recreation Club in their League tixture at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday, each side scoring twice. Within ten minutes of the kick-off. lolan opened accounts fcr the soldiers with a spectacular
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    Value Of Army Not Destroyed By Modern Weapons Of War
    404 8 Reuter. LONDON, Mar. 9.—The British War Minister, Mr. Emmanuel Shinwell, .today disputed the idea that the discovery of modern and more deadly weapons of warfare had destroyed the valile of the Army. This I believe is a fallacy. Scientists may
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    NEW BUILDING FOR FUKIEN EXCHANCE ASSN.
    129 8 (Tribune Staff Reporter) At its annual general meeting the Singapore Southern Fukica Exchange Association decided to raise funds for the erection of a bulldjng which will house, not only the office of the Nanyang Chinese Remittance and Exchange Association (Federation), but also thoa? of
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    ACTRESS LOSES HER BUSTLE
    66 8 U.P. LONDON. Mar. 9.—Film actress Kathleen Byron is looking f,,r her bust'e. She needs it for her new Bri-o-sli Rim "Smack Back Room". She wore her bustle with a new evening dress al a dance at Cambridge last nii.hr bat parked it on a chair when
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    21 8 PENANG. -Mr. E. White of M< sars. Sandilands Buttery and Co.. Ltd.. Penang, has ieft by air for London via Bangkok.
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    STOP PRESS
    93 8 Dr. Sutan Sharir, now visiting Singapore, said at a press conference this morning that he was not in a position to give the reaction of his Government on the formation of the Interim Government in Indonesia. He said that to his knowledge no discussions had taken place for
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    Inside Story Of The Betrayal Of Benes
    523 8 U.P. MUNICH, Mar. 9.—Prime Minister Klement, Gottwald had forced President; Eduard Benes to surrender Czechoslovakia to the Communists threatening* to lead thousands of armed workers massed end awaiting into the Government castle. On the previous day President Benes had been betrayed by Defence
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    ROCKLITES SOCCER
    52 8 Th»- following will rcprerent triRockiiteti at soccer againi the JCSA on Thur day Mar. 11 at 5.13 p m at the CYMA Ground (St Georges Koad.. Anthony Yon*, A. Rahim. D Swyny, I. Dawood. Hainzah. M Q. Chan. D. Dragon, Ismail.' J. Galistaii. A. Miranda. Reserves:—E. N. Phillips,
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    Pulau BRrani B.P.
    27 8 In a riSendly return match played •d Pulau Brani on Sunday last the Pulau Brani Badminton Party debated the Bpitttre Baaminton «*am by 5-2.
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    ENGLAND'S TEST SELECTORS RE-APPOINTED
    195 8 Reuter. LONDON, fMiAR 9. England's cricket test selection committee against Australia for the coming summer will be the same as for last year; a J. Holmes JcbAhrmaii), J. c clay, and R. w. V. Robins, with the team captain coopted. A test trial will be played
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    TEOCHEWS PETITION TO NANKING
    111 8 (Tribune Staff Reporter) The Singapore Teochew fK'.jfht Districts! Community Guild h i., submitted a petition to the Overseas Affairs Commissioner in Nanking requesting the early appointment of a director for Overseas Affairs Bureau at Swatow. The post has been r-acant sin t the former director was
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    NEWS from the MEWS
    377 8 (By ALLAN LEWIS) Donnell Ann. who ran two eood races, bemtr second the first day and winn'ne the second day. at the last SingaDore Meetine lias iust died at the stables there. Donnoll Abu. a 4-year-old English geld in c; by Montral from Widow Wadman had
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    MAYFLOWER B.P.
    55 8 Members of the Mayfl:w?r Badminton Party are requested to note that the final clos ng date fo: all entries in th e tournament has been eytended to the Mar. 12. and entr'es rsceived after that date would not be acct'pt?u. The Tournament is scheduled to hcmmence on Mar
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    "OUR MPs AGAINST PACT WITH YOU" FINNISH M.P. TO TELL STALIN
    196 8 Reuter-UP. HELSINKI, March 9: —A source close to the Government said tonight, that President Paasikivi will flatly say in his letter to Marshal Stalin that the majority of the Finnish Parliament i's against a Finnish.Russian military pact. Thi s
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    559 8 IPOH. -Mr. Deshpande Divisional Manager of the United India Life and General Assurance Co.. Ltd., has arrived here on a short visit, prior to his departure for India. Mr. Meyappa Chettiar was a member of the Indian Goodwill Mission which toured Malaya recently. He returned to India
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    TONY ZALE WINS
    81 8 Reuter. LITTLEROCK. (ARKANSAS', Mar. 9:— Tody Zale, :ormer world middleweight champion, scored a technical knockout over Bobby Claus. of Buffalo (New York) in the fourth round cf their scheduled 10 rounds contest here last night. After taking a good deal cf punisnment from the aggressive Zale. Claus
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    New Wonder Drug
    114 8 BALTIMORE, Mar 9 tors at Johns Hopkins H u^ here, working on a named Polymyxin. r, P o.r. hey hoped to send the drug to ind; a for rex* against bubonic pUgaPapers submitted by the doctors today stated thai had been used with "i.. lectiveness in typhi
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