Malaya Tribune, 12 April 1949

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    65 1 MALAYA Tribune B> THE PEOPLE FOR THE PEOPLE Teh "Tribune. Spore. Larger Sales Than Any Afternoon Taper In Malay a l»hone: OMI1/S Niue I un a Pabfeaaed simultanrousiij «t Suifajora, Kuala Lumpur, faofc, aad r*mum§. TWELVE PAGES SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, APRIL 12, 1949 PRICE 10 CENTS. THE MALAYA TRIBUNE LONDON REPRESENTATIVE:
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    'DUTCH MURDERED INDIANS' DELHI ALLEGES
    189 1 Official Protest A.P. NEW DELHI, Monday THE Indian Government has protested to the Dutch over the alleged slayiife of three Indian nationals by Dutch paratroopers at Djambi, Sumatra, on* December 30 and 31 last. The Indians were shot dead after paratroopers had "made sure that
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    Labour Admits Tory Walkover
    113 1 U.P. LONDON. Mon Tho Labour party today admitted a mi'jor defeat at the hands cf the resurgent Conservative Party of Winston Churchill .n last week's county elections throughout Britain. Socialist officio's admitted jr>.; county council -,eats the Tories gamed including a dead heat of G4 Mats
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    Commons Quell Communist
    63 1 LONDON, Mon.—A OommiiBist Member of Parliament was declared out of order in the House of Commons today for insinuating" that Winston Churchill had made "mischievious and ir responsible statements in the Pnited States." Withdraw, withdraw", both beaches in Commons called out to Communist Philip Piratin after he
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    ltl.l»* I 11«»** YANGTZE
    29 1 STOP PRESS A.P. NANKING, Monday.,— A small Communist force today rn.ssed the main Yangtze channel te an island near the s«»uth bank.—A.P. (See Back Page)
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    NEW YORKERS SHORT OF BEER
    62 1 U.P. NEW YORK. Mon.—Most bars and restaurants were serving only bottled beer today with hundreds of establishment instituting rationing tomorrow with only regular customers getting on the ration lists. The federal mediation .*nd conciliation service today renewed its efforts to settle the nine-day old brewery
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    Japs Think S.E. Asia Is Unsafe
    179 1 U.P. TOKYO. Monday —The Japanese government is preparing a petition to Allied headquarters for the return of convicted Japanese war criminals to Japan for completion of their sentences, a government spokesman said today He said the request was being made in view of the
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    BRITAIN GETS NEW AIRLINERS
    47 1 Reuter. STOCKHOLM, Mon. British Overseas Airways has bought tour new Boeing Stratocruisers from Scandinavian aiilines for the equivalent of 10,000.000 c.owns (about £2.700.000), it, was announced here tonight. The Scandinavian airlines had not vet taken delivery of the craft from the manufacturer*. Rcutei.
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    PRESSMEN STRIKE
    18 1 WASHINGTON. Mon. A strike of pressmen and stereotypers today halted publication of Washington's four daily newspapers.
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    Thakin Nu Flies To India
    105 1 A.P. RANGOON, Mon. Premier Thakin Nu jdft Rangoon by air for New Dlfhi today for talks with Indi» Prime Minister Pandit NchdJ He was aceompankil by two other members of th«Burmcse C-overnment. ThakitfNu is expected to fly to Kamchi ana short stay in NeNM>thi The
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    SULTAN TO JOIN NEI TALKS
    99 1 A.P. BATAVIA, Mon lie Sid tan of Jogjakarta hrrtved in Batavia today by li" d Naions plane to as auvi?er j and member of a Republican delegation in new UN. sponsored talks with the Dutch. He told reporters on his arrival that he expected to
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    ACTOR'S SUICIDE
    42 1 Reuter. LONDON. Mon. A London Coroner at an inquest today found that r»8-year-old British actor Moiland Graham took own life by an overdose o. aspiiin tablets. He appeared in tire film "Claudius". "Jamaica Tnn" and "Old Bill and Son." Reuter.
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    BASELESS TALK
    37 1 Reuter. KARACHI. Moii A FCUITe close to the Pakistan Govo n- 1 nient tonight dismissed os baseless rumours all loik of a war between Pakistan and A?£lMUiistan because of tens'on along the Northwest Frontier —IteU-;
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    Malaya Beats Denmark Again
    115 1 The Malayan lladminton Train beat Denmark vsheii the tWO «ountries ■net at Copenhagen, yesterday. The following arc the results (Malayans mentioned first): Ooi Teik Hoek beat Joern Skaarup 15-(i, 15-3. Wong Peng Soon beat Mogens Felsby 17-14. 15-8. Law Teik Hock lost to Tage Madsen 15-9,
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    DECISIVE YEAR
    38 1 Reuter. DUESSELDORF, Mon.—Mr. Herbert Morrison. Lord President of the Counci', told M gathering of burgomasters and high British zone officials here today that 1949 would be a d* cisivc year for Germany un the world.- Reuter.
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    C.G. Makes University Appeal
    228 1 A.P. LONDON. Mon. Mr. Maicalm MacDona'd. South East Asia Commissioner General today appealed to British citizens In a letter to the Times to subscribe to the fund for the endowment of the University ol Malaya. Mr. Mac Donald traced the original idea for a University of
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    $5,000 Reward For Ipoh Bomber
    500 1 (Tribune Staff Reporter) IPOH. Tuesday.—One of the biggest manhunts In the history of the Malayan police has been set into operation for the capture of Won? Fook Chov, alias Won? Ah Chong, wanted in connection with the Ipoh bomb outrage in whtea Mr. Tan Cheng
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    BRITISH EXPORTS SOAR
    130 1 Reuter. LONDON M Q During the Commons debate ra the budget today Mr. Harold Wilson, President of the Board of Trade, announced that Britain achieved a new record in expoits to*. March. Thov were provisionally put at Clfw.oooooo E700.000 above the previous record in January and were
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    Trapped Child Found Dead
    237 1 U.P. s\N MARINO. California. Mon. Tiny ISaihy Kiscuh, whose aoekjeut necame Internationa! news, dico >n an abandoned well in San Marino within three hou»s of slipping into the U-lneb w.dl-rnoi.th of rusty iron easing. The cause of death "untoubtedly" was drowning, Or. "aul Hansan aa*d. Kitty-six
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    Malacca Gold Thefts
    76 1 MALACCA. Mon. Two thefts of jewellery and bullion together worth more than $8,000 were reported here last month Mr. R. W. E. Harper. Chief Police Officer, said in his monthly crime report. One of the thefts was carried out by a goldsmith's employee who is believed to
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    TOUCH ON LUCIAN
    100 1 Reuter. WEST BRIDGFORD, Nottinghamshire, Mon. A man who missed a £26,750 prize in a football pool competition because his correct entry was caught in the folds of a parcel and delayed has been told by the Post Office: "We trust you will have no cause (oi future
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    Crack! And Out Pops A Pour-Legged Chicken
    108 2 (Tribune Staff Reporter/ PENANG, Mon. A chic ken with four legs is creating quite a stir here. The frean <vas hatched together with six others three weeks about age. Ail seven chicks are to ported tc be getting on tine Pi cud owner
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    MALAYAN VETS MEET IN S'PORE
    167 2 ]V]R. T. K. John, president of the Malayan Veterinary Association, will take the chair at a threeday conference of fifty-five Malayan Veterinary Officers who will meet in Singapore on April 35. The first day of the conference will be devoted to a business meeting at
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    STOLE PEN FINED $100
    49 2 Lmi Yew Choy. a 35-year-cld Cantonese pleaded guilty yesteiday to stealing a fountain pen valued at $8 from Phua Chia Mvi at Middle Road on April 3. He was fined $100, or in defau't one month hard by Mr. M. H MacDougal, Fourth Police Magistrate
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    Rice Gang Gaoled
    130 2 Three Chinese. Koay Pak I Kiah. Tay Ah Giang. and Dow Chong Kiat were jailed for eight weeks by Mr. M. H. MacDougal, Fourth Police magistiate yesterday, for crimina' breach of trust on 10 bags of rice. The rice valued at $449 belonged to Government and was
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    NEWSMEN MEET
    32 2 Special travel arrangements have been made by the X L.M. Airlines for travel to the International Congress of Newspaper Directors to be he'd at Amsterdam from June 14 to 17.
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    FORCES COMB SIN KANG AREA
    740 2 Seized documents reveal squatters are helping terrorists JOHORE, Monday. pOLICE and military forces began the second ma jor squatter operation in the State of Johore in the eaj-Iy hours of this morning when patrols scoured the Sin Rang area, about three to five miles east
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    U.S. CLAIM FASTEST SPEED IN THE AIR
    89 2 A.P. WASHINGTON, Mon. The U.S. Air Secretary. W. Stuart Symington, said today that i U S. An Force pilots hav e flown j "hundreds of miles per hour be- yond the speed of sound". He did not specify an exact! figure. At sea
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    3 Bandit Huts Burned
    108 2 A LOR STAR, Mon A Gurkha patrol yesterday found three bandit huts in the Alor Star area, capable of holding ten. 15 and 20 persons respectively. The huts had been vacated fivr days previously. Some documents were recovered. Bandits attacked two police trucks at Padang Pio>
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    KILLED BY INJECTION
    60 2 Tan Chik Tiong former dls pensary assistant admitted in the First District Court yeaterd\y that he gave Yuen 'Wong an intravenous injection w i v >n he was not qualified to do so Yuen died subsequently. Tan also admitted keep.na N A.B. poison in a broh-n container.
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    Two Traffic Police clerks taking a census of traffic during l ■ tit periods yesterday at the junction of Stamford Rent 2nd North Bridge Road.
    24 2 Two Traffic Police clerks taking a census of traffic during l tit periods yesterday at the junction of Stamford Rent 2nd North Bridge Road.
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    Alumni Association Replies To Vickers
    203 2 "Promises not fulfilled have been responsible tor the shortage of doctors in the Medical Department, states the Alumni Association of the King Fdward VII College of Medicine in a reply to Dr. Vickers, Director of Medical Services issued yesterday. Dr. Vickers stressed in statement to
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    Australia To Control Rice
    96 2 DICE will be controlled lb H Australia at least until the end of this year said Mr. PVlard. Minister for Commerce and Agriculture. Hospital-. The sick and Asians in Australia would get limned supplies. The rest of the cr >p would be exported to the Brrttah
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    R.A.F. OUT ON 101 STRIKE
    92 2 Xl ALA LI MPl"R.—Spitfires today made another attack on a wide area of marsh\ jungle in the Kuala Langat forest in South Selangor. KombN were dropped and the target area was sprayed with cannon and mat bin.-gun-fire. Soeurity forces followed up the attack which la-ted
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    REGIONAIRES ON THE AIR TONIGHT
    126 2 A half-hour session of damp music as featured by the Regionaires (dance section of the R A F. No. 1 Regional band! now in Singapore, will be on the air tonight from 7.30 p.m. The programme, recorded nn Friday by Radio Malaya, is under the
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    Architect Sues Balm King
    650 2 npiGER balm king, Mr. Aw Boon Haw <• A dant at the Singapore High Court vc'ti a civil suit in which Mr. Wong Puck Shin-- ln teot is claiming $60,000 from Mr. Aw Hot! 11 md Haw Par Bros. Ltd. Mi. Wong alleged thai this sum
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    EMERGENCY MEASURES EXPLAINED
    54 2 More than a million leafletexplaining Emergency measures were distributed b a mobile unit of the Public Relations Department recently. The leaflets, which were in Chinese, Malay, and Tarn! covered 21 subjects, including information for the Police, deportation regulations, wa-u--ings against assisting the bandits, advice to squatt >ra
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    U.S. Officer Missing
    115 2 Chief Petty Oncer Dougias Steele of the vZ Navy is missing ln BaaS pore. It is believe,] that g t has either lost his awiar, a v,ct, m 0 f 5 U.S.S. Tarawa when mm visited Singapore last December. He wu Kea lt a.m. on Dee 21st
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    SQUATTERS TO SEE SULTAN CROWNED
    74 2 Two Chinese squatteis *tm Pantai Remis ha\e born mv (ed to attend the installation cetemony of His Highness the Sa tan of Perak at Kuala Kangs*r on April 16. Others specially invited a.c three policemen, three Special Constables, three Malay other ranks, two Gurkha other
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    SINUOUS SWINGTIME Snake – Charmers' Hometown
    174 4 SINUOUS SWINGTIME Snake Charmers' Hometown Contrary to the opinion expressed in the popular song, snake charmers aren't ironold Baghdad, hut Molarbimd, a village about 1"» miles from Delhi. India. Hi*- pipes, railed "Been" art made Irorn gourds, and tiie snakes at. caught round ISC \!"a^r. These include cobras, pyl hons,
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    NOVEL PIX GOT BOBBY HIS JOB
    157 4  -  Talking Films. By Oswald Henry (J O L O fc X HAIRED, blue eyed Bobby Henrey, ehiJd star of Carol Reed s cinematic masterpiece 'The Fallen Idol." owes his success in films to his mother. Had she not thought of using his picture for
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    Movie Circle
    138 4 THE Singapore V.M.C.A Movie Circle is meetn,,, with weU-deserved success in the matter of educational shows which it sponsors tor members of the V.M.C.A on weekends. Last Friday's screening of Australian releases provided some interesting sidelights to ryanous industries and life as it is hved m the icide
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    Flying Arrows
    209 4 nnHE next time you see arrows flying fast on the screen, remember Ken Moore. It is he who shoots them tor the cameras. Hollywood is short of experienced archers, so Ken steps m and makes good. H(, s a triple national Held archery champion-and can make those arrows
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    Perfect Pipes
    81 4 [)R SIMON R. MITC'H- NECK, ex-Columbia University speech professor, who served as voice coach for Maria Montez in the film "Atlantis" (which was recently shown in Singapore) catalogued Maria's voice characteristics as the amorous queen Antinra of Atlantis In an entirely ium\ army of tartm rolled from an
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    On A Bet
    233 4 THE ways of Hollywood arc strange indeed. Jane Wyman took on a role tae other day merely on a bet and she won an Oscar hands down. it was for the part of tile young girl, deaf and mute from birth. in "Johnny Belinda." Nobody can deny
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    PHILIPPINES TO START TEN-YEAR RICE PLAN
    284 5 Reuter. MANILA, Monday.—Felipe Buencammo Jr tly appointed overall director of the Govern' merit's Rice Production Programme, ha* announced translation of an ambitious 10-year rice produc programme that calls for an outlav of 000.OOO. OJ Tin 10-year programme, Bucncamino sai<l, is designed the Philippines not
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    Test For Rose Trees
    96 5 Reuter. i ALBANS, Hertford 1 i Hon About 1.500 rose trees from Britain. Ban pe and the United Statbave a threc-yca* bility test" here this summer. Experts will establish the quality of new varieties. The National Rose Society has leased a two-acre trial ground at Oaklands.
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    PAKISTAN NOT TO LEAVE C'WEALTH
    72 5 Reuter and AAP. AUCKLAND, Mon Mr, K. H. Rahman. Pakistan Trade Commissioner in Australia, declared here todav that Pakistan had nc intention of leaving the British Commonwealth. Mr. Rahman is making his first official visit to New Zealand. He said it was a "malicious Be"
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    Future Of 2 States To Be Decided
    139 5 A.P. NEW DELHI, Monday. The Government of Jiidia has appointed a three-man committee to ast ertain the public opinion in the two princely states of Bharatpur and Dholpur regarding their future. These two states, along with Alwar and Karauii. form the Matsya Union.
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    FRENCH REDS AGAINST PACT
    76 5 Reuter. PARIS, Mori. 'J iit- French Communist Party, at the close of its national conference last night, adopted a resolution containing the clause "defence of peace an<l struggle against the Atlantic Pact" as one of the party's immediate objectives. Other points of the resolution were: No
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    ATOM BOMB IS NO SURE DEFENCE
    196 5 U.P. BRISBANE, Monday.—An Australian population expert warns that the West's monopoly of the atom bomb is no sure defence in the hgh'. of Russia i Manpower potential. Colin Clark, Australian authority on population, writing in "Economic News. Pointed out that Soviet manPowtr in 1960
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    HORSES TO FIGHT PLAGUE
    80 5 Reuter and AAP. BRISBANE, Mon. Horses exported from Australia were being used to help fight deadly plagues m India, said a passenger who reached Brisbane recently aboard the 7.000-ton Chanda The passenger, who said that he took 50 horses to Calcutta late last year, added that
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    LAST RESPECTS
    36 5 Reuter. GENEVA. Mon. Dr. Ralph Bunche, United Nations acting Palestine mediator. Is leaving here by special train today for Stockholm to "pay last rejects" to Count Folle Bernadotte the mediator who ydS last yrar.-Reutcr.
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    Catching A Whale
    41 5 Gun from a "chaser" boat fires a harpoon with a shrapnel Hm charge in the head of the whale and the uhah is caught. Splash at left is from uhalt's threshing tail A P. Picture. A P. Picture.
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    College Gets Award For Tolerating Negro
    151 5 A.P. AMHERST, Massachusetts Monday. AN Amherst College Fraternity, which pledged a Neg-o and lost its national charter as a consequence, won a Negro awaid for tolerance h day. The New England Region. 1 Conference of the National Association for the advancement cf Coloured People
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    'If The Dutch Are Driven Out, Asiatics Will Surround Us'
    285 5 An Australian Looks At Asia: U.P. MELBOURNE. Monday.—lf the Putch are Anally eliminated from Indonesia, Australia will find itself a White nation entirely overlooked by Asiatics, warns retired General Sir Thomas Blarney, chief of Australia's war- time armies. "It will
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    Weekly Wages For housewives
    107 5 U.P. MELBOURNE, Mon. SAfUB elements of (he .\:rdra an 'abour party r.re urging a government weekly wage for housewives. Delegates at the party conference next month will be asked to adopt a proposal that the gov rnment pay married women £5 shi'Mngs (lIS $61.04) per wee':
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    NEW AMBASSADOR
    22 5 A.P. WASHINGTON Hott- Myron Cowen, new Ambassacoi to the Philippines, will teke his oath of office on Wednesday. A P.
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    ASSCCIATION TO STRIVE FOR WORLD GOVT.
    76 5 A.P. NEW DELHI. Mon An Association to strive for the cstabiishment of a World Federal Government has been formed here. C. L. Palivval and Mrs. H. Shiva Rao have been appointed convenors of the movement to organise a Constituent Assembly of the peoples of
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    DP's RIOT AGAINST REDS
    43 5 A.P. MUNICH. GERMANY, Mon. —An estimated 10.000 displaced persons engaged in a riotous demonstration against Rusria yesterday. American military police used tear gas to disperse the rioters. German police said the demonstrators were protesting "Russian persecution oi churches. A.P.
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    SOLDIERS KIDNAPPED
    50 5 Reuter. MANILA, Mon. Press reports frcm Cabanatuan province said today that a Hukbalahap band killed one Filipino sergeant in the United States army's Philippines scouts, lc'dnapped two other soldiers end robbed about 200 bus and truck passengers near the town of Carranglan in the province of Nueva Ecija.—Reuter.
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    BOUQUET WITH A BANG
    516 6 THE cowardly attack on Mr. Lan Cheng Lock at Ipoh must not be allowed to overshadow the importance of the speech he was making when the grenade was thrown. The echo of his wnds will be heard long after the sound of the explosion has died
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    EARLY CHINESE SETTLERS OF MALAYA
    2203 6  -  by Tan Cheng Lock (In a ejpSCCS WUUh ISSI unit ait tO the Muhiunn Chitn.sc Ammoimtion «f Ipoh and Tnipemj) IT has been the rule throughout history that for purposes of commerce it is the more opulent and civilised peoples that haw always visited the
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    Perfumes leave women cold
    274 6 A.P. PAN a woman tell an expensive perfume" from an inexpensive one just by smelling it? Can the love of your life identify such common floral odours as rose, carnation, lilac and gardenia without looking at I he label A couple of male psychologists, nosing into
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    U.S. Has $2,000 Million To Spare
    553 6 AMERICA is bulging with money available for investment, but if foreigm i want to see it invested in their countries the "climate must be right. Business sources estimate that at the end of 1918 there was about U8f110,000,000 in private holdings of individual bank
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    BRIDGE TOLLS
    76 6 Sydney, Harbour Ilridge ma seventeen years o!<i on Match 10. Since tne biiosc opened, more than 730.000.000 people have crossed it in vehicular traffic. No check has been kept on pedestrians, and qude a numb*! walk across daily. It is estimated that an average of 170,000 pei sons
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    TWINS' SONG SAVED DYING MOTHER
    378 7 Prince Charles And His Rabbit Today Head Off A Page Chiefly About Babies LONDON Monday. fIVE days after she had undergone a serious lung 1 i peralkm in a County Durham hospital Mrs Brownlee, of Trant-street, Consett, lay dying >rs and nurses were worried. "Sly
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    Mothers Given Wrong Babies
    297 7 GLASGOW, Monday.—For eight days :il-year-old Mrs. Jean Wilson, of Inchinnan, Renfrewshire, nursca a baby boy and thought he was her own. For eight days, 21-year-old Mrs. Nancy Barclay rursed a baby boy and thought him hers. Then, two days after leaving hospital r.t John*' stone, Mrs.
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    NO MORE CHILDREN
    88 7 LONDON. Man A WALWORTH, S.E mother has undergone voluntary sterilisation while in prison v remand on a charge of I leeting her two babl This was revealed at Lambeth Magistrates' Couit whoa the woman. Mrs. Alice PeC'C, 30, and her husband. Alfred Leslie Peck, 32, of Pentn-i
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    Jap Women Celebrate Gains
    184 7 A.P. TOKIO Mon Japanese women arc this week ce'ebrating the third anniversary of Suffrage, and the gains they have made since the occupation. Not all women will participate. Farm women, for example, are too busy to drop their chores for a week of discussion about Japanese
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    THESE STRIKERS MEAN TO WEAR THE PANTS
    194 7 WOMAN OWNER untitled When Miss Mary Dugdale typist who was left the factory in which she worked as part of a £133,000 legacy from her former boss, took up her new governing directorship, the 160 men in the factory walked out on strike.
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      65 7 LIT ABXER 1*7 Al Capp s slobboviakis y th' solid brass 711 > ALLEY OOI' »J V T 1 f r 7 r-TM T r£ ArPAld f £H, EVERYTHING.' K K7'4 TM* 0A0E THAT .i'WM, yi- fT <?H.' 0AS\ I WNT HUKi ANP J a iv NI£E C > -O
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    Famous Fighting Ships May Go To Indian Navy
    368 8 Reuter. LONDON, Monday. Famous British fighting ships worth many millions sterling may become Indian as I result of the purchasing mission to London led by Vice-Admiral William E. Parry. India's naval Chief of Staff is tp discuss with the Admiralty detailed plans
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    CEYLONESE CADETS
    24 8 U.P. COLOMBO. Mon. Three Ccyloncso have been selected for admission as cadets to the Royal Air Force Oadeti 1 College at Cranweell.—U.P.
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    They Saw Warship Bombed
    403 8 Officers and men of the Ninghai, which recently arrived in Hongkong from Chefoo, nad a grandstand view of the attempt to bomb the cruiser, Chungking, in Chefoo. The Ninghai arrived in Chefoo at dawn on March 3 and after negotiations with the Communist authorities there by
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    New Ships From Europe To Join Run
    153 8 Four new motor vessels .vill shortly join the Bangkok-Sin-gapore and Bangkok-Hongkong services of the Ngow Hock Company, it is reported from Hongkong. The 2,800 ton ss Mvi Nan, whose speed is lo ,<nois per hour, is due in Bangkok early May on her
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    USSR Refuses To Sign Radio Pact
    167 8 A.P. MEXICO CITY. Monday.—The Soviet Union has joined the United States in refusing to sign a proposed 85-nation agreement dividing radio shortwave frequencies. The Russian announcement came at the close of the InterI national Radio Conference. The Conference was called t" divide eight shortwave
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    SAILOR'S WIN
    48 8 Reuter. SYDNEY, Mon. The third officer of a trans-Tasman freighter who lives at sea almost continuously recently w >n two houses and a luxury car in a raffle. His win is worth SlO,--000. The second and th ,d orizes. new houses, were won by widows. —Reuter.
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    Along the godowns
    51 8 I>e Eereaa (45); Empire Hamble (Sheers); Adraslns (42 43); Kota Niea (40 41); Halland (36 37); Katorur (33 34); llelalhanac (17 18); Oi;r iron (19 20); M. Itrander (21 22); Tydeus ffj 24); VUnus (26 27); Meliskerk (13 14); Ilihvara (89); Inion Hanker; llenwyvis (4 .*> Kambodia
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    EVACUATED
    41 8 A.P. WASHINGTON, Mon. All American employees of the Economic Cooperation Administration have been evacuated from the Communist-siczed areas of North China, Roger D. Lapham. ECA's China aid administrator reported today About U554,000,000 worth of food, flour and cotton were abandoned.—A.P.
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    AIR TIME CUT
    129 8 A new schedule for 4 ne BOAC/Qantas Constellation service from London to Sidney reduces the time taken on this 12.000-mile journey to under four days. The first service to operate on this schedule is due to leave London torn rrow. The waiving of Egyp'.an night-flying restriction- have
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    120 Bottles Of Scotch For 43 Passengers
    325 8 INTO London Airport flew 71 tons of speed and luxury the Stratocruiser Flying Cloud, ending her maiden flight from New York. About 1000 were there to see her come in from !.".000ft. One party of 10 had travelled specially from Newcastle. She had
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    BRITAIN BIDS FOR FOUR STRA TO CRUISERS
    152 8 A.P. LONDON. Mon. Bri. Bfa Overseas Airways officials u y they believed negotiation: will ibe concluded "shortly" on an agreement for Britain to iftJ] four Boeing Stiatocruisers from Scandinavian Atrtthes. Sir Miles Thomas. Chairmandesignate of BOAC, and Sir Harold Hartley. BOAC Chair man.
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    VALUE OF 2 QUEENS NO LONGER SECRET
    136 8 Reuter LONDON, Mon.—A rcc mt whose speed Is 13 knots per hour lias been chartered from White Paper throws some light on what has always been a closely guarded secret —the value of the two famous Cunard liners, the Queen Mary and the
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    RADIO SILENCED
    28 8 U.P. SAN FRANCISCO, Mon. Trans-Pacific radio communications were completly "blacked out" for two hours and 12 minutes yesterday, due to atmosphnie disturbances caused by sun spois.—U.p.
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    World's Fastest And Largest
    108 8 The world's largest a:, f :>.»test eommercia' 'and plate, the Pan American N-.r'd Air ways America-e'.iNs capper "Flying Cloud", which recta] ly arrived in Pond m ali.-r ii r maiden CTOWrtaj; el tk Mam tic. One of I hi- Boebuj StnK cruisers lo eater far. Stm
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      396 8 ACKNOWLEDGMENT The bereaved members of the family of the late Mr. Kwok Fook Lum wish to express their thanks to relatives ind friends who sent vreatns and letters of condolence and to all who paid night viaitfl and lent their cars, trucks and buses for the funeral. TUITION CALL DANCING:
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      289 8 ACCOMMODATION WANTED TO JU2N l' hy Kuopean. seaside .>un,'a'o>v vit/ beach front?-.'. Stagapro island. Apply io\. A IS. B M l\ S'pore. \o ii( E Our temporary oMrvm .s <i 160. rmi I alii S i 1 le a-! THE sixwok:: Al TIOS..' K (Established "A Service Without An EquH
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    Indian Chamber Officials
    189 9 The Eighth Annual General iiiuian Cnamber oi O imercc .Singapore, -vac bcM at Cecil Cafe on Saturday, April 9. Mowing were elected to »n tiic vi uiagerncnt compiittec and sub-coramicteea rat i-ai xoi.>: s nagoiaco». committee: Mr. II Singh—president* (Be> >i,>'>•), Mr. I), p. Lo.) fctr. Itonaiueu
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    KUCHAI TIN
    23 9 A total of 355 pinu'.s of i.n:>rc were produced by the Kujhai Tin Limited CD xfge lor the month of March.
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    COOL CHAMBER FOR EGGS, FRUIT
    267 9 4 cool chamber which keeps eggs, fruits and vege- tables fresh and odourless for months, is .in Australian invention now being marketed in Melbourne. ft requires only two gallons of water daily, and once istalled there are no other costs of upkeep. 1 A tivated
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    Produce Market
    100 9 THE usual Monday quietness prevailed in the produce markets yesterday. Sago rlour tended to turn. Pepper was idle but steady. Quotations were nominal. Prices as quoted by the Chine e Pioduce Exchange were: SAGO FLOUR: Lingga $141., Sarawak $10. Siak $11%. SAGO SEED: $16. TAPIOCA FLOUR Fair $21.
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    RISE IN MALAYAN TRADE WITH AUSTRALIA
    188 9 1 IW7, both for Mq 'T- for 1948 oven.ll imrcpse over £7,3*4,530 to «92,3202ft4 r! e i' ,orts Tot '"'Korts from Antmfei rose tW.«W,«B Aurtfrito Am M-loya imrcseu hy Divided into classes imports from Australia \m rc: 1. Anirmls, Food, Drink and Tobacco $80.8".V
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    PUNGAH TIN
    38 9 1 Je Directors «r pu n g j, Tin >r«-» :r«n K Limi-oil ,'umouncc that Uc No. i Drcdec at P"?Sah We* Siami nris PjcteU satisfactory trials uud commenced productive op cicoj ca Apiti l, 1949.
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    Australia Expects Fair Wheat Crop
    306 9 JL 1948-49 Australian wheat crop is estimated at 189,700,000 bushels about 30,400 000 bushels I 4 per cent) below the record crop of tne previous season but 35,300,000 bushels above the average profiction for the five pre-war years. Figures released! D> the Australian Statistician show
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    Mails
    95 9 Air malhl arc expected to .ir'rive from: United Kingdom, Aden, Arabia. Canada, Europe, India, Iran, Africa, Australia, New Zealand, Ceylon, Burma, Iraq, Pakistan and Palestine. Latent time for posting at tin1G.P.0. to the following countries is (j p.m.: United KingI dom, Aden, Arabia, Canada, I Europe, India, Iran, Iraq.
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    TIN OUTPUT
    76 9 Austral Malay Tin Limited announce the following returns for the month of March:—Kampong Kamunting Tin Dredging Ltd. Hours Run 619, Cubic Yards Dug 146,000, Ore Rccoved Piculs 502. Thabawleik Tin Dredging Limited Hours Run 206, Cubic Yards Dug 46.000. Ore Recovered Piculs 570. Austral Amalgamated no Ltd Ulu
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    MEAT PACT NEAR
    80 9 A.P. D UENOS AIRES. D zentine sources report that both Argentina and WltahiJire aiming at a five year trade Lreement with an r-nmnl JSSnT reaching ftUMMP* That figure vould be £35 000.000 more than tht ewpeCi tte Andes wWchJ I expired on March 31. I New life
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    COTTON NEEDS
    71 9 Reuter. TOKIO. Mon. -The Economic Stabilisation Board estimates raw cotton imports to keep Japanese textile mills going in the fiscal year from April. 1949 to March, 1950 will total 400,000,000 pounds. This constitutes a revi« an downward from the original estimate of 450,000.000 pounds. ESB officials today revealed
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    Market Idle
    20 9 There was only scattered buying in an Idle share market yesterday. There was no particular trend in evidence. ->
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    Jute ban under review
    94 9 The Government of Ind'a H now consid ••r.'v; Whether the ban on the export of gunnies to Ma'a>a Should be !lfted, «Jie I d an Cha iibrr of (Vrnmerre wm fold during tiie \.ee'i-e:id by th,- r tiring pre i'dc*at, Mr. ;I. 'iiiTiahh jjr. He said:
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    RUBBER CROPS
    15 9 Kalaka F.ada R. Estates M fcrea, 1949. i13,4<i0 *«tMl tied ii 66.00U iuj.
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    RUBBER MARKET
    69 9 THE rubber commodity market although steady was mostly idle yesterday. With the market waiting lor the attitude cf London and New York, there was very little incentive in cadence. Closing prices were: Buyers Seller." tfO. 1 May RSS 36% 35 No. 2 May RSS 3l\ 34? No. 3
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    TOBACCO UP
    38 9 A.P. j WASHINGTON, Mon—«»outh j .oowed r uubstaotal m< r< v* in 1048. The U.S. Department of \e« licuiturc estimated leaf production for the vca'- at 45,000 000 pounds, compared w.th 31.600,000 pounds for 1047 A.P.
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    BIG BUYERS GO TO JAPAN
    180 9 WASHINGTON, Monday.-A party of million dollar buyers is going to Japan, from Siam. r .r«I^ y f rC mt f rested Primarily in railroad engines, 2? »Ztf cc] Bu will also on the alert < else their people might use, including goods from a variety
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    INFLATION IN TAIWAN
    100 9 A.P. Taipah. Hon.—Ttiwan currency, which hag been relatively stable duriig the past I tour years compared \.ith the National Chines*? currency, is now inflating rapidly. The note issue A the Pahvah bank has reached TWSLOO n.ilI lion, in addition -.o huge numi hers of cash Qftiters wmch
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    Malayan Share Quotations
    837 9 SINGAPORE, Mon Buyer* 8elleri Atlas lice 15.50 16.50 MM. ttr»«» Pref. 2.90 3.00 Ords. 2 20 2.30 B.B. Petrol 39/9 10/9 5, M. Trustee /.Oo Cons. Tia Ord. 16/- 17/uo U')Zo/6 ti/H E. Utd. Assur. 40.75 41.75 Kstate A lmst 7.00 8.00 Federal Dispensary 5.90 6-30 r.
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    SINGAPORE LOSES A CRICKETER
    747 10 Local and World Sportlight CRICKET WHEN the M.C.C. tourists skippered by Walter Hammond, were in Australia It the winter of 1946-47. Mr. ft G. Menzies. former Australian Prime Minister entertained famous cricketers, both English and Australian, to dinner at his home in Melbourne. A great scholar.
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    Irish Champion
    27 10 A recent pictme of Ong I'oh Lim with th*> trophies he won af Ihe Irish !):t(!minton championships at which he captured th»- ninths t It
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    S'pore Has Strong Chance Of Beating Penang Again
    344 10 SWIMMING TEO SWEE BUN, who will captain the Singapoje team against Penang in the foithcoming Easter Swimming Gala to be held at the Chinese Swimming Club on Apr. 16 anrl 17. is confident that Singapoie will beat Penang again. He said this
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    MOTOR CLUB HILL CLIMB
    45 10 The Singapore Motdr Club Wail hold a speed hiM climb en May 8 at 10 a.m. at Bukit Batok. The course will be half a m..c of Tarmac surface. Pr actice runs under official supervision will be held on May 7.
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    Rapid Growth of M.B.A.
    324 10 THE Singapore Malay Badminton Association w hotter known in Ma ay M the •Persatuan Badminton Mclayu. Singapura," was founded in 1947. The pioneer work started before the outbreak of tne war. Malay badminton enthusiasts game amoner Malays in Singapore, but The ou 1 hreak of the
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    This Year's Tourney To Be Run On International Lines
    242 10 TABLE-TENNIS By CELLULOID THE Singapore Table Tennis Association tlecitled at a meeting last week, to run this year's Singapore championships on the lines of the world championships for the Sw;ivt filing Cup. Chore is no doubt that tin system or which
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    SOCCER RESULTS
    37 10 Reuter. LONDON. Mon The following are the football re suit: Second Division: Sheffield ¥11 ■dnesday 0. Leicester City Scottish A Division: Dundee 3. Celtic 2. Friendly match Bournemouth 2. Queen of the South 0. Router.
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    Singapore Cyclists should adopt Breakaway Style
    448 10 CiYCLIXG which has been re> ferred to, as the Cinder ella of post war sport in Singapore, enjoying immense popularity and. judging from the increasing crowds which turn up at cycle races, it could be safely said that in the not for distand tuture.
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    Dire Need For New Blood
    250 10 j LONDON'. Mon Zealand cricket t, 1 their spirited ,rn the game, Wl ,i major attraction in«£ :r g— But Keen .me,™ shewn in tl picnship, v.:., won las, moncooly el rj counties Except for the 11 taken up and the one trial Z> Birmingham,
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    Fights Fan Are Choosy Now
    398 10 U.P. NEW YORK. Mon ALTHOUGH German heavyweight champion Hem Ten Hoff presented a petition bearing 35.000 signatures, he was denied a boxing licence by the New York State Athletic Commission—an action which showed that once again the customers are in command. Ten Hoff arrived in
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    INDIAN TEAM MAY PLAY HERE
    589 10 HOCKEY SINGAPORE sportsmen may »3 get a chance of seeim.- tew of India's leading hotkey players in action if the con templated tour of the East Punjab Police team to Malaya materialises. At the conclusion of the Inter Provincial Hockey Championship at New Delhi last
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    MALAYA BEATS DENMARK 6-1
    561 11 Law Drops another gatrie Reuter. COPENHAGEN, Monday. Malaya Badminton Team once again proved their superiority over Denmark by winning six out of the seven games played here today. A crowd of 7,000 watched the play. Displaying superb form throughout, Ooi Teik Hock slashed through the first
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    Ipoh Race Weights
    332 11 Following are the full weights for Wednesday's the second day of the Pt; ik Turf Club Easter meeting. k Horses CI. 1. Div. 1. 6 Furs. Pcimita Dormez 9.10 Kir.,; Arthur S.lO Phaiminda 8.08 Bright Eyes 8.08 Grand Prix II 8.08 High Street 8.04 Dark Brocade 8.00
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    Results At A Glance
    94 11 The following arr the results: Ooi Teik Hock beat Joern Skearup 15-6, 15-8. Wong Peng Soon beat Mogens Felsbv 17-14, 15-8. Law Teik' Hock lost to Tage Madsen 15-9, 11-15, 8-15. Chan Kon Leong and Yeoh Teck Chye beat Joern Skaarup and Preben Dabelsteen 15-9, 15-8.
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    TAMILS SHOCK THE 'RAJAS'
    205 11 The: Tamil Brotherhood created the biggest upset this season when they defeated last year s Cup champions. Kota Raja one-nil in a Senior League game at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. This is the Tamil's first victory out of six outings. S. Chandra leceiving a mcc pass
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    Clayton wins with his right hand
    156 11 Reuter. NOTTINGHAM, Monday. RONNIE CLAYTON, the 26-year-old Blackpool 11 boxer, retained his British and British Empire leathervveight titles with a clear pomrs victory gainst Johnny Molloy, of St. Helens (Lancashire) »t Nottingham Ice Stadium tonight. J Apart from a few of the eatl y
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    No Left Arm Bowlers In S'pore Team
    174 11 IT is surprising that no left arm bowlers have been ineluded in the team selected yesterday to represent Singapore against Selangor on Saturday. Sunday and Monday. A left arm spin bowler should have been included in view of the fact that the week-end
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    RUGBY LEAGUE
    40 11 Reuter. I LONDON, Mon.—The following are the rugby league results Bradford Northern 13. Kcigh ley 0. Hunslet 7, Wigan 6. Swinton 7, Belle Vuc Rangers I 0. i Workington Town 21. Barrow i Oldham 0, Halifax 0 —Reuter.
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    JOHORE BAHRU DRAW
    33 11 JOHORE BAHRU, Mon. A spectacular solo effort by Dollah Don. the State cent*eforward, saved the game for the Johore Bahru XI when it drew one-nil with a Navy XI today.
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    Filipinos to play at Island Club Today
    198 11 (Tribune Staff Reporter) JWO hours after their arrival here by nir from l Sydney, two Filipino golf stars, Larry Montes und Celestino Tugot, will be seen in action at the Island Golf Club. The Filipinos, who recently defeated Norman Von Nida Australian ace
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    BROMWICH TOPS AUSTRALIAN TENNIS RANKINGS
    97 11 Reuter--A.A.P. MELBOURNE. Mon. John Bromwich is named as Australia's Number One in the Lawn Tennis Association of Australia rankings, announced today. Mrs. Nancy Bolton is ranked Number One among the women. The full rankings, in order, are: men—John Bromwich. Bill Sidwell, Frank Scdgeman, Geoff Brown.
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    CHANGI WARDERS CHECKED
    192 11 LEADING by one goal to nil at half-time. The Indonesia Junior B Team broke a determined effort by Changi IVison O.C. to equalise during the second half and scored two moie goals to win then scccer match played at the C.V.M.A. ground yesterday by three nil. Committing
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    RUGBY UNION
    32 11 Reuter. LONDON, Mon.—The following are the Rugby Union results: Cross Keys 3, Pontypool 3. Mountain Ash 6, Abcrtillery 8. Penzance and Newlyn 3. Cardiff 16. Redruth 13, Maesteg 11.— Reuter.
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    ONE K.O. IN BOXING PRELIMS
    198 11 P. Trineda knocked out V. J. Edrisinghe in the second round of the welterweight contest at the Singapore Amateur Boxing Association's Open Championships held at the Happy World Covered Stadium, last night. The remaining seven bouts went their full distance. Full results FLYWEIGHT: Jtnadasa outpointed
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    ROME'S CHILDREN GREET POPE
    112 12 A liitlV >;lr! kneels to pay hrtfimCf to I'opc Pius "ill ma i>iiirr Kmnan children wait in line to make gifts to him in commemorstioa oi the littietti oniversar > «d his entry into the priesthood. The ceremony was held in the Belvedere Pomtjiaiil <-t a.lean
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    INDIA MAY NOT FIGHT IN NEXT WAR
    101 12 U.P. LONDON, Mon. ii another war breaks out. India would not necessaiily take part. Pandit. Nehru. Prime Ministei of said in an interview with Ward Price, of the Daily Mail. in Ntw Delhi yesterday. "It would not bo in the interests on India
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    Eight More Nazis Convicted
    332 12 A.P. NUREMBERG, Monday. Baron Ernest yon Weizaecker. the scholarly German diplomat, who t laimed that he was anti-Nazi and worked for peace, was convicted today by an American war crimes court of plotting war and helping Hitler to massacre Jews. He was among eight high Nazi
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    STUDENTS HELD FOR PICKETING
    46 12 A.P. NEW YORK. Mon. Twentyfive demonstrators were ai rested today as over 200 students from the City of New York College picketed their campus. The students are demanding the suspension of two members of the college, whom they charge arc anti-Semitic- A.P.
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    NO INVITATION
    44 12 Reuter. LONDON, Mon. The British Government declined a Communist suggestion in the House of O mraons today that it should laise with the other signatories Of the North Atlantic treaty the question of inviting Ihc Soviet Cnion to become a party. Router.
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    BELFAST BANS CELEBRATIONS
    59 12 Reuter. BELFAST. Mon. The Northern Ireland Government today banned all celebrations in Northern Ireland of the declaration of the Republic of Eire at Easter. An oider made under th; Special Powers Act said de monatrationa might lead to die order. An anti-partition ral'y planned at Nowry. foi
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    REDS APPEAL
    36 12 A.P. PARIS, Mon.--Claude Morgan and Andre Wurmser. French Communist newspaperman who were fined 150,000 franca damages and 15.000 francs penalty in th e Kravchenko libel suit today fi!ed an appeal against the sentence. A.P.
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    KASHMIR DEADLOCK PERSISTS
    124 12 Reuter. NEW DELHI, Mon. lac United Nations Kashmir Com-: mission has made little progress towards bringing about a truce agreement between India md Pakistan over Kashmir ar.d there is "vittual'y a .state Of deadlock" in the approach of the two governments to tee question, it was learned
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    New Airlift Record
    65 12 A.P. BERLIN. Mon. Air lift plane? to blockaded Beilin set a new tonnage record today. In the 24 hours up to noon "Operation Vittles" craft flow In 8,246 tons of supplies in 022 flights. The previous record of 8.038 1 tons in 002 flights WU aft last
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    NEW AFRICAN ACT
    48 12 Reuter. CAPETOWN. Mon. The Southwest Africa Affairs Amendment Bill, altering tiu constitution to give Southwest Africa representation in the Union Parliament, was plimit by the Assembly today after its progress through the Ben ,it will now go to the Govern orGeneral foi signature. Re iter.
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    R.A.F. To Relieve Arabian Famine
    239 12 A.P. ADEN, Mon. The second drop of millet bags *J_ a jr tilnnes to relieve the famine in the depilated Amd Duan valley in the sun-scorched A:a-1-inn Hadramauth Mountains may be organised soon, D high British official in Aden, said today. In addition, the nr.mber
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    CHINA NEARER TO PEACE?
    279 12 A.P. NANKING, Monday. A responsible official sMirev said today that the Nationalists and communist are "moving closer to agreement" in the Peipiug peace talks. The source said that many difficult points had been straightened out," but declined to £ive any further details on the negotiations, held
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  • Obituary
    Queen Of Diamonds Is Dead
    136 12 NEW YORK, Mon.-Mrs. Theodore Oil a, known in the 1920 s as Mabel Boll, "the Qu< on of Diamonds", died yesterday, her attorne y, George Judd, disclosed today. Judd said she died of a stroke in the Manhattan state hospital. One of the state institutions
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    ITALIAN SHOT
    35 12 Reuter. ASMARA, ERITREA, Mon British troops arc patrolling Asmara and a curfew will be imposed tomorrow following :.n armed attack on a restaurant and the shooting of an Italian by local inhabitants. -Renter,
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    Italy Pleads For African Colonies
    223 12 U.P. LAKE SUCCESS, Mon. Italian Fortsign Minister Count Carlo Sforza today appealed to the United Nations to grant Italy trusteeship over all the colonies in her former African empire. Appealing before the United Nations Political Committee Sfoiza said Italy was icadv to assume administt ation
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    Bao Dai's Envoys Go To Vietnam
    124 12 Reuter. PARIS. Mon—Prince BUM Loc, principal private secrete ly to ex-Emperor Bao Dai of An- nam. and Mc Dac Khe. another j member of the ex-Emperor's staff, left Paris today by aii lv! Indo-China. "We are going to Vietnam oil His Majesty's instructions <
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    LONDON STOCK MARKET
    156 12 Reuter. LONDON, Mon. In small trading pi ices moved to slightly lower level}] in the London Stock Exchange today. The rm .hcomrig Caste! ho'iday wa: trendy exerting: its u ua c tiicting iniiuencc and inter -Imp features Were few am' tai between. One cf these was supplied
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    WHAT'S ON TODAY
    311 12 I General OlsLATIVE < «»t NCIL: ing. Victoria Memorial Hull i.< nard Pond eh da st. John Amhuhit i: ii "i recorded mil V\\ .< Uiiiri.-.- iv— i »<•» M. I'Loi'i.i.s <;i:oi V: Devotional meeting. t. Ku to rig TEl'liMi AL ASSOCIATION Ol M \L.\YA: Mr. H
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    Cinemas
    190 12 CAPITOL: "Spring In Park Lane,'' with Anna Neagle, Michael Wilding and Tom Walls— 11 a.m.. 1.45, 4, 6.30 and 9 30 p.m. CATHAY: "Smarc Woman", with Brian Ahcrne, Constance Bennett and Barry Sullivan— 11 a m., 1.45, f.15, 6.45 and 9.30 p.m. REX: "Slightly French." with Dorothy Lamour. Don
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    Sport
    53 12 LEAGUE SOCCER: Snr. D-v. R.A.F. Seletar v. P. Brani Utd. —J. Bcsar; Pnr. A. Grp. 1, C.S.A. v. K. Raja—B O.O.C.A. grnd., St. George's Rd. FRIENDLY SOCCER: St. Anthony's v. St. Patrick's—St. Patrick s; St. Anthony's 2nd v. St. Patricks 2nd—St. Patrick's S.H.B. v. Jollilads—Raeburn Park. BOXING: S.A.B.A. Championships—Happy
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    PARTITION OPPOSED
    19 12 U.P. RAWALPINDI. Mon. Pakistan would resist every attempt to partition Kashmir, a government spokesman nnnounccd today. U.P.
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