Malaya Tribune, 19 April 1949

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    58 1 Malaya Tribune BY THE PEOPLE Larger Sales Than Any Afternoon Paper In Malaya Phone: 58U S Nine Lines. Published simultaneously at Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh, and Penang. I TWELVE PAGES SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, APRIL 19, 1949 PRICE TEN CENTS THE MALAYA TRIBUNE LONDON REPRESENTATIVE: E. Maurice Glover, rja Newspaper Features Ltd.,
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    SHOWING THE TOWN
    57 1 1 Britiah Overscan Air- i ways hostess Mwrjnrln Ift rv-Sniitli, who mc.s <m J ihe Constellation service between London and Syd- iity via Singapore, tales 3 i Australian visitor to Piccadilly circus to s< c the newly-illuminated «igns which have just been switched on again after nearly
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    RAFFLES PRINCIPAL FOUND GASSED
    271 1 U.P. SYDNEY, Monday.—The body of Professor W Hired E. Dyer, Principal of Raffles College, Singapore waA found late last flight in the gas-filled kitchen of Ids Kings Cross flat. Police believe he had been dead for two days when ne was aiscoverea. j The kitchen had
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    BODIES FOUND
    49 1 A.P. SION, Switzerland, Mon. The bodies of three Swiss soldiers who disappeared on Ap:il--10 while on patrol exercises among the glaciers near the I 15,000-foot Mattenborn Were j found today. The bodies located by searching troops and guides were at the bottom of a 100-foot crevasse. A.P.
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    HE FED SISTER WITH POISON
    73 1 U.P. WATERBORO. SOUTH CAROLINA, Mon. A 60--year-old farmer was reported today to have fed poison to his aged sister because she refused to cat her breakfast and then buried her in the pig sty while she was still aliv? and moving. Wyman Hiott is reported
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    Taiwan Will Ship Sugar To S'pore
    147 1 (Tribune Staff Rejyorter/ Taiwan Government ships— of which the Tai Tung at present in Singapore is one of 10 —may bring a consignment of 50,000 tons of granulated sugar to Malaya. Sarawak and Borneo. The British Ministry of Food contract signed with the Taiwan
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    AUSSIE NAVY CHIEF FOR LONDON
    90 1 A.P. i SYDNEY, Mon. Rear--1 Admiral J. A. Collins, First Naval member and Chief-*>f the Australian Naval Sta'f. left Sydney by air today for London, where he is to attend an operational conference on I April 25. i Admiral Collins said on leav- ing: "After
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    MR. TAN GOES HOME
    114 1 MALACCA. Mon.—Mr. Tan Cheng Lock, President of the Ma'ayan Chinese Association who was wounded in the bomb assassination attempt at Ipoh eight days ago, arrived back at his home here today. He came m a heavdy es- corted ambulance which had brought him from Kuala Lumpur.
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    U.N. CLAMP NEWS BLACKOUT ON JAVA WAR
    537 1 Plan To Co ncea I Fighting Losses? By Arnold C. Brack-pan, United Staff Correspondent BAT AVI Monday —The United Nations Indonesian Commission at a secret meeting has adopted a news censorship policy, it is learned. Many members of the United Nations staff privately
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    WILL HAY DEAD
    111 1 U.P. LONDON, Mon. The deaths of two well-known British stage and screen comedians were anounced today Will Hay and Davy Burnaby. j Will Hay, 61. was one of Britain's best loved comedians iin the old music hall tradition, j Born in Scotland, he was one fof the
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    Free Access?
    31 1 Reuter. LAKK SUCCESS, Won. TImj l'nit«*d Nftti'ilLH Sixlal Committer today approved hi» artk-le dfcbrliit; th**r«- should h< no discrimination against «»rr»*sp«)n(lMiH 'n providing '•ftcceai 1« news" —(S«'«- Ihi* page)
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    Death Verdict Flayed
    95 1 A.P. MADRAS, Mon. Mud m.s mncepaperm tMftnjV demamird from the Malayan Qottorn* mi nt the reetoratttm of civil liberties- an<l civil lute, jxirt<iiihnly with nfrrence to A OammpeĔky, recently sentenced to di ttli. by the Federation r, i t mment. Sunkn: t Krishna Chettur, former Indian Oovt
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    TRIPLETS FOR DEAD GUNMAN'S WIDOW
    72 1 Reuter. MONTREAL, Mon. Mrs. Noel Cloutier, widow of a gunman hanged on Mai. 11 for the murder of two policemen, gave birth to triplets today. t Cloutier was executed despite peas for a stay of execution because of his wife's preguancy. i One other man
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    SPECIALS REPULSE RAID ON FACTORY
    250 2 (From Our Staff Correspondent > MUAR, Monday. Bandits raided Kempas Estate last night. They attacked the factory and manager's bungalow. The attack with sporadic heavy automatic firing and occasional sniping was kept up for a long time. Special Constables on duty engaged the raiders when
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    Purcell Criticises Federation
    97 2 Reuter. Dr. Victor Pure* 11, former principal adviser on Chinese Affairs to vhe British Military Administration in Malaya, yesterday criticised the federation in Ma'aya in a •etter pub'ished in the London Times. federal ettiaeaakte he said, "assumes that Chines? and Indians born in the Federation, even though
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    MALAYS GET 52,874 FOR WELFARE HOMES
    87 2 The Singapore Malay Welfare Council collected a total of $9,874 from its two 'Malay Variety Night entertainments at the Happy World on April 6 and 7 in aid ot the proposed Ma'ay Welfare Home funds. After deducting expenses, amounting to $6,999, including $2,123 entertainment-tax,
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    On The Duty Of Parents
    104 2 Kiuang, Mon. Yang MuM j TTnglai Hassan bin Omar, DLs- trict Officer. Kiuang. talked to mote than 200 people of th I Parent-Teacher Association 1 at a recent meeting in the Government English School Hall on their duty t-> educate *ncir i children. I Of
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    THIRTY CENTS MURDER CHARGE
    58 2 Ong Tar Chi (27) and Ong Ah Seng (19» were tentatively diarged at the Fourth Police Court yesterday with murdering Yap Kul Yin. a nine-year-old girl, at Kampong Lim Tua Kang at midnight on March 18. They also face a charge of armed robbery- of 30
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    Brothers Fly To K.L.
    54 2 ihi Rev. Bro. Anthony, Director of St. Joseph's Institution, and the Rev. Bro. AJtan, Director of St. Patrick's School, left Singapore for Kuala Lumpur by Malayan Airways yes- terday. i They will attend the U«rteday annual general meeting jof the Christian Brothers' Schools which will open
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    CADETS CAMP
    29 2 Twenty NCOs of the Raffles Institution Cadet Corps will attend a training camp at Pulo Sambo tomorrow. The training will include rifle firing, first aid and tracking.
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    Advice To UK Property Owners
    146 2 Singapore residents who own or have leased properties in England, Wales or which could be appropriated for town planning purposes, are reminded that such properties may be taken over by the J State under the Town end, Country Planning Act. 1947. This "is stated in
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    THEY ARE AT SEX TO LEARN
    77 2 These two j oung Formosan apprentices alxiard tfoc Taiwa«-okv»e<d ship Tai Tung, ao* at Singapore, are graduate ol Taiwan University. They are v, urking the*r wav between their island home ani ;>iran* ports in order to It are the intricacies at in!ei national trade..
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    Bandit Given Death Sentence
    292 2 (From Our Special Corrapoadeni) JOHORE BAHRU, Monday. In a four hours session at the High Court, tke trial of Ngoh Seng Lek, 40, self-admitted bandit agent, ended when he was found guilty and sentenced to death on one of the two charges brought against him. Visibly
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    INDIA SEEKS RETURN OF ART TREASURES
    101 2 The Government of India have under consideration a scheme to collect as donations, or buy back if necessary, the large and valuable quantity of I Indian works of art, antiqui- ties, and manuscripts which i left the country during the last two centuries. Individual
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    UMNO WOMEN PLAN MEETING
    64 2 Jroore UMNO women will I hold their general meeting ->t Bahru on April 21. Tii Johore Bahru Branch is expected to propose that M *J j many Malay girls as pos I should be l ent to study abron I j so that women would not
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    FIX DATE' SAYS PAPER
    190 2 The Singapore Malay da»l\. lUusan Mclayu. in an editorial yesterday, urged Britain to fix a "definite date" for Malaya's self-government, instead of merely repeating promises of eventual self-government. Utusan Mclayu described "disappointing" Mr. Attiee's recent statement in the Hou.;e of Commons that Britain had no intention
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    GOING ON LEAVE
    73 2 Mr. Koe Ewe Teik. headmaster, Government English School, Kiuang, is shortly going on four months' leave prior to his transfer to Penang in September. Mr. C. D. Westwood, Senior Assistant of the Government English School. Muar, will take his place. Mr. Koe, a keen sportsman, was a
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    'No Hired Cars Unfair'
    136 2 ~~~-*Kanagasabai j Mr. Kanagasabai. defeats 1 Labour candidate in the i Rochore Ward, said yesterday that the 'No Hired Vehicles for Election Day' clause in th<- Municipal Eiections Ordinance j is unfair and should be attended. "Candidates who have vehicles of their own or have wealthy
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    SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATIONS END THURSDAY
    74 2 The last date to file applications in Singapore for Government of India scholarships is April 21. Mr. J. A Thivy. Indian Government representative in Malaya, announced yesterday. The applications must be received in Mr. Thivy's office by that date. Professors A. Oppenheim (Mathematics). E. H. G.
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    NEW MAGISTRATE
    23 2 The Deputy Registrar of Vehicles, Mr. B. C. J. Buckeridgc. has been appointed a Police Magistrate for the Colony of Singapore.
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    WILL JAPS GET A NEW SETUP?
    321 3 A.P. f«JEPE£*W' ndav Americ, officials tern of y hat the Pacific allie s complex sysa nv rolS Ver tUe Ja P anese occupation will The United States, Britain and Franc* have 1 to of seIfK«SS for 1!; °°xV°?? Germans the Western occupawhen ST™ t0
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    Easter Gun Fight Kills 5
    114 3 Reuter. PULLMAN, ."."as:.:iig:on Mon. A business man r ,te<l for assault killed three flicers and a taxi driver mi was hot dead himself heie lay in a wild Eastei SunS un battle. Chief Arthur Kicketts George Mclntyre, 31-;> earectric store owner, '"went when Officer Ross
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    Bandits Dynamite Theatre
    88 3 A.P. N TON Mon. —Thiec pcrv. ikilled and more 50 mimed, nine seriously, a bandits last night dynathe New China theain during a performance. Many wetc injured when tilt audience stampeded in pome the explosion. This was the second thcatie rxnlosion in Canton in a week. persons
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    Light Plane Will Try World Flight
    176 3 A.P. TYLER, Texas, Monday. A Texas Aircraft manufacturer and an Oklahoma City pilot are te&m- -< d for an attempted round the world flight i?» a light plane. Jack Brazil, former fighter pilot, has signed a contract with the Johnson Aircraft Corporation of Tyler
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    20 Seamen Hurt In Gang Attack
    126 3 Reuter. MONTREAL. Mon. j Twenty seamen about to sail for Britain to man the 6,000---on Canadian Pacific railway hip "Princess Patricia" were attacked by a score of unidentified men early yesterday while they slept aboard the Canadian Pacific cargo liner Beaverburn" in harbour here.
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    WET EASTER FOR CEYLON
    65 3 COLOMBO, Mon.—Torren*i; rains duiing the Easter week-end swamped parts ,of Ceylon and disorganised train services. In Colombo, roads were j flooded, several houses col- ■apsed and parts of the city j A '■•'<■ temporarily without electric power or telephone services. i The tains did not penetrate
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    ADMIRAL BERKEY
    34 3 Reuter. TOKIO, Mon— VicerA til liral R «wsel s. Berkey. Commander Naval Forces in the ar East. has returned to Jkio after an inspection tour through Okinawa, Manila and, l hina. -Reuter.
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    'LAST RED PRETENCE IS CONE'
    73 3 A.P. NEW YORK, Mon.—The New York Times says in an editorial today the surrender ultimatum of Chinese Communists to the Nanking government "tore away the last shred of pretence that what was happening in Peiping was a 'peace conference' The Chinese government "appears now to
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    NO COMMENT
    65 3 Reuter. NEW YORK, Mon.—Mr. M. C Setalvad, leader of the Indian delegation to the United Nations General Assembly said today that he was not prepared at the moment to comment on the South African Government Commission a report of the Durban rioting. I shall have to study it
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    Seoul Asks U.S. To Leave
    147 3 A.P. SEOUL. Mon. -The Republic) of Korea is negotiating with the I United States to set up a date "in the course of several months" for the withdrawal of occupation troops in South Korea. President Syngman Rhee said today Korean defence forces "are now rapidly
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    COMMITTEE OUT
    34 3 U.P. SOFIA, Mon. The Bulgarian j cabinet has dissolved the highlevel economic and financial committee, headed by Rajcho Rostov, a communist, until he was ousted last month, it was announced today. U.P.
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    THE LAST TEE IN CHAMPAGNE
    71 3 Mr -ick Hougtanson (r'gM). popular golf professional of Singapore's Island Club, smiles for the Tribune photographer while Mrs. Hodgkinson eyes the champagne. Both are passengers for England in the B encleurh today, bound on six months' leave. Bubbly pourer is Mr. Xi :i Murray, captain
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    NEW VIRUS KILLS CANCER
    325 3 U.P. DETROIT. Iv-on. At lea.- t three typos of mico cancor can be destroyed by a virus known as Russian Far Eastern Enccph.v litis, the 40th annual meeting Of the American Association for cancer research was told today The report wmc from Dr. Alice Moore of
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    POET ILL
    50 3 Reuter. ABINGDON. Berkshire. Mon.- Mr. John Masefield. the British Poet Laureate, who is seriously ill, was removed from his home at Burcote Brook, Abingdon, to a nuising home in Oxford. He is suffering from complications after influenza. Mr. Masefield, who is Britain's 22nd Poet Laureate is 70. Reuter.
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    WEST HAS PLAN TO STOP THE RUSSIANS
    272 3 Reuter. CHICAGO, Monday. The Chicago Tribune said today that preliminary resistance of Western Europe against any onslaught by the Russian army will be based in the Ijssel (Holland), the Rhine and the Po (Italy) Rivers. But North Africa will be the main defence
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    NO END TO BLOCKADE EXPECTED
    106 3 U.P. BERLIN, Mon. Reports persist that the Russians are manoeuvring to lift their Beriin blockade without losing face, but allied officials have classiied all reports as "strictly rumour". Colonel Willard, Commander ot American troops in Beri n. said he had received no wo r ii
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    Hong Kong Was Thirsty
    65 3 A.P. HONG KONG, Mon. Oae million gallons of European liquor were consumed in Hong Kong duiing the period 194.--48, sai.l the Far Eastern Economic Review today. Included weie 846.000 gallons of beei. 60.000 gal ions of whisky. 3G.000 gailons of brandy. 23.000 gallons of gin and
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    Water Wizards-and Witches
    126 4 Camera-view of tlie Singapore-Penang Swimming Clubs' Easter Meeting at tlie Chinese Swimming Club, Singapore. Wt Above Left: Miss Tan Ri.n Liew, (I'enang) who represented Malaya in the < MtJul Olympics, winner of the 10a Metres (ladies) Hreast Stroke. \bo\e right: Siew Sun.; (5), Singapore and Wall Han
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    Anglers First Night
    83 5 FISHERMEN «atc li their lines bobbins; on the quiet waters of the Avon (above) flowio; low the walls of f h:Mia.lord Memorial Th.*atre, where this week s:\ Shakespeare's grei'i'st plays are being nresentea. in the anmi'! i estiva!. „;.i: lane Hathav 11 »ge :i» Shoitarj fn i'..
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    The Lights Go Out... The Curtain Rises...Another Stratford Season Has Begun
    472 5 BY A QUIET-FLOWING RIVER IN the spring or early summer each year the greatest artists of the British stage, actors, actresses and producers, go to a little town in Warwickshire, in the heart of England. IN this town, Stratford-upop-
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    STARS AND PRODUCER
    34 5 Three of the leading figures in this year's Festival. Left, Anthony Quayle, Who is producing Othello.. Centre, Diana Wynyard as Portia in the Merchant of Venice. Right, Godfrey Tearle as Othello.
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    Tourist Attraction?
    111 7 ta by Priam Charles. B r with his proud I lath r, th< Duke of Edit*- S kurgfer, may heap to at- i Iraci Aaifricaii visit.-.rs to KhOli Britain i:u .vtnghuin Palace j r< ea say that Princess Ellaaaeti and the Duke will open their beautiful y surrey
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    NEVER TOO OLD TO LEARN
    65 7 Reuter. MADRAS, Mon. -A 51-year-ran is appearing for the. try grade teacher's certiBeate examination here. His is-year -old son is also appearing for the same ex- 1 uninatiOß. j i f ither passed his Seconder School Leaving Certificate j Examination (equivalent to ition) last year,
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    MEN TARE PRIZE FOR EASTER BONNETS
    272 7 A.P. LONDON, Monday. The men took the prizes for Easter bonnets in London's Easter Sunday Parade. They were the same old shapes, but the colours ranged from brilliant blue to scarlet and light green. Not a few gallants snorted embroidered Regency waist-coats. At Windsor
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    U.S. ARMY BEGINS ITS BIGGEST WAR GAME
    294 7 THE SERIOUS SIDE U.P. NUREMBURG, Monday. Seventy thousand American troops, supported by air and naval units and with no Russian observer present will mass along the Czechoslovakian frontier to-night in the largest military operation in Europe since the war. The entire garrison in
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    Who Said Thrillers Are Fiction?
    145 7 THE SEAMY SIDE U.P CAIRO. Mon. An intern: tionul counterfeiting ring, Which flooded the Middle Bust and Europe with bad American $30 bills, is repot*.* ed to have been uncovered b> an Treasury Department agent woikint under cover with the Eg>j>tian police. Three ringleaders were
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    BURGLARS WON THIS SET
    38 7 U.P. LONDON. Mon Sussi 1 Kumar Ruia. member of in Indian badminton team, has lost £1,200 worth of goods to burglars. The thieves took watches, currency, cameras and c'othing from his West End flat.—-U.P.
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    Even Shaw Can't Answer This One
    193 7 THE LIGHTER SIDE U.P. LONDON. Mon. -Millions of Irishmen living in England, including aged playwright George Bernard Shaw, may find themselves foreigners now that then native Ire'and has left the Commonwealth. A native Irishman working in Britain always has been regarded as a British
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    Our Turn Next
    41 7 Reuter. I I s LONDON, Mon rii" 1 ar.iups al llri'ain, i I'raiKv, Belgium, llollimml Bad Luxembourg win j hold a big eoiwY:ned\ military eserdae Him j WnillM.*! according nn- uflktel reports dretilatlug here tj»*l:iy--— Ii i.ier. r
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    The Lift Goes On And On
    89 7 U.P. BERLIN. Mon The Allied airlift to Ber in, after setting an amazing record on Saturday, brought in 6 191 moie tons of supplies in the 24 hours ended at noon on Sunday. This compared with the record of 1,2(>4 tons on Saturday. Crews
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    SLAVS HAVE RADIO CROUCH
    60 7 U.P. BELGRADE, Mon. YugoI slavia has protested to the United States against the alleg!ed jamming of its two main j radio stations by American i military government beams from Germany. Borba, the Communist Party I organ, announced that the pro- test had been made following the
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    CAN YOU BEAT IT?
    39 7 SYDNEY, Mon.- Former amateur jockey, "Ted" Rowe. aged 84, won a first piize at a rodeo held at the New South Wales country town of Singleton. It was for the "best gentleman rider over 60."
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    TAIWAN VISITOR HERE
    507 8 Young Spore Guests [Tnhunv Shippnu/ Editor) FIRST of a fleet of Taiwan Government-owned merchant ships which will call regularly at Singapore, the Tyne-built Tai Tung, is here loading general cargo. Yesterday her Canadian-born master, Captain Chan Yum Hong, entertained a number of his Singapore kid relatives to
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    An Easier (Docks) Parade
    212 8 EASTER along Singapotv s waterfront and in nc roadstead was one of U»e busiest known .since the Co lorry was freed. All manner of flags new from vessels' sterns proving that here is one of the jwost ex «nopolitan harbours in the wot Id 'interesting visitors
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    Watch On Whisky Smugglers-S. AFRICA
    201 8 Reuter. JOHANNESBURG, Monday. Every precaution is to be taken by the Customs authoritlei to prevent black marketeers from smuggling whisky into the Union from neighbouring territories'and by seaboard, following the import ban. Agents from one neighbouring teiritory. wnue whisky is plentiful. are already reported to
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    Leviathan— What Bid?
    106 8 Tenders have been re- i ccived by the Lnii-d States Lines, New <>rh, i for a passenger liner, 989 j tt. long, with a tonnag- ot 18,000 gross rggbtter and a speed, it is bjOMeV- 7 ed, ot atioilt HO knots. The accommodation I> Cor about 5?,ooo
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    HANKOW DEADLOCK
    38 8 Since the fighting for Anking began Yangtse shipping has been seriously affected and at present more than 20 merchant vessels are stranded at Hankow, thus bringing the passenI gcr and freight traffic to a neat standstill.
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    NEW CMSN CHIEF IS INSTALLED
    122 8 HU Shih-yu, newly appointed gcn<T d man iger of the China Merchants Steam Navigation Company, took over the administration of China's biggest shipping line at a brief ceremony held at the premises of the Company. 20, Canton Road. Shanghai. The new CMSN chief has been
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    MALAYAN RUBBER FOR RUSSIA
    31 8 The Soviet-owned, Finnish-built freighter dims, photographed alongside a Singapore wharf yesterday. After loading several thousand tons of Ma layan rubber, she is sailing for the Black Sea.
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    Clan Takes 50 Tons Of Pianos
    170 8 ANEW British motor curgo liner Port Brisbane has left England on he;; maiden voyage to Australia with onc-and-ha!f-million pounds worth of cargo on board. It includes close on 1.000 cars, 50 tons of pianos. 50 tons of millinery, more than 1.2Q0 tons of drapery,
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    CANTON'S EXPORTS
    47 8 Canton's expoits during March showed a drop of onethird of the previous month's volume. Canton's Commodity Bureau statistics indicated only that 159.500 kg. of cassia bark. 1.500.100 kg. of tung oil. 38,9p0 kg. of tea and 337,200 kg. of vegetable oil were exported in March.
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    Dirt Track Speedsters
    55 9 JUAN MANUEL FAN- <ilO, oi the Argentine, i j al the wheel ot an itauaa V Mascrati, won the »80- t V mile San Ileum Anton.n- bile Itace at San Kemo. Italy. Siamese Prince ISlraboagae also pilatiag a Muse rati was ;.<) seconds behind the win- i
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    Black Marketeers Heap At Cup Final
    493 9 Reuter. frma VERNON MORGAN) LONDON. WATCHING bla< k Tf per selling tickets for the England ys. Scotland soccer Batch at Wembley for fansums and laanung thai the gate reached nearly E40,06t one pondered mi the "miserable" sum the 22 players received. Their pay for
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    AUSTRALIAN TEAM MAY TOUR CEYLON
    72 9 U.P. THE Australian Board of Control willing, an Australian cricket team wi'l make a one-month tour of Ceylon. Mr. Arthur Mailcy. the Australian cricket writer, who passed through Colombo, consulted the authorities he-o on the possibilities of such a tour. If his plan materialised he
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    NEW OPPONENT FOR LOUIS
    111 9 A.P. MANIL... RAY Stevens, 25-year-old Pacific coast heavyweight, will fight Joe Louis in Manila on May second. Promoter Ten Lewin announced today Stevens has been signed for the match and is scheduled to ariive here from San Francisco on April 22. Louis is expected to follow
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    England Combed For Larwoods
    406 9 Reuter. I ONDON, Sun.—The accent is on youth and speed for the cricket season which opens on April 30, when the New Zealanders dso open their tour with a .natch against Yorkshire. Most count ries have been handicapped by the lack of hostile bowlers on hard
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    BRITAIN TRAINS FOR OLYMPICS
    524 9  -  Spotlight on World Sport By I j GEORGE CHANDLER U.P. LONDON. nRITISH athletic authorities with their eyes on Olympic honors in 1952. have already begun coaching and training the youthful stars who they hope will perform piomincnt ly at Helsinki. The Amateur Athletic Association, in conjunction
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    SANDS MAY FIGHT CERDAN IN LONDON
    63 9 U.P. LONDON, Mon. British fight promotci Jack Solomons said that World Middleweight champion Marcel Cerdan, of Fiance, may fight Australia's middleweight, ci uiserweight and heavyweight champion, Dave Sands, in London w:thin the next seven weeks. The fight will depend on the outcome of next
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    The Featherweights
    29 9 7/onn Thye Hin (centre) win ncr of th.r famthenoetaM with a total poundage of r>ss lbs. ,Second was ftftf M* Ahmad (right) mul third Ong Tinng Chyr.
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    NATION-WIDE SEARCH FOR YOUNG 'STRONG MEN'
    196 9 Reuter. LONDON. AMONG the British sporting bodies which are embarking upon four-year plans in pirparation for the next Olympic Games in Helsinki, are the "Cinderellas." wrestling and weight-lifting. Having been liter ally wiped off the mat" at the Games last year, British wrestlers have
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    SELECTORS SO SOME HARD THINKING
    550 10 Singapore Meet RA F On Saturday By Our Soccer Reporter SINGAPORE Malaya Cup selectors will have to do some hard thinking, and right now too. for the Colony takes the field tor their first Cup outing on Saturday against the Royal Air Force. Their task
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    This One Went In
    52 10 McMahon. R<• v a \jL Navj's goa'keeper divrs full loajrth to siop a grounder in the rece.it Singapore Civilians Njin v irial match at tin* i Stadium. He failed to stop it. however, Droni j S entering the net. Chi- lian** beat the Navy bj five-goals
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    Water-Polo Win For Penang—But Their Girls Fare Badly
    446 10 DENANG Chinese beat the Singapore Swimming Club at water polo yesterday at the S.S.C. pooi but their women swimmers fared badly against the Europeans. The Penang Chinese beat the S.S.C. by four goals to two in their water-polo encounter. Penane was a
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    COMBINED SCHOOLS SOCCER
    139 10 rpHE following have been sel- ected to play foi the Combined Singapore English Schools against the Combined Johoie English Schools on Thursday on the Victoria School giound at 5 p.m. (All players and reserves are requested to be at the Victoria School at 4.30 p.m. Dress white
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    AUSSIE WONDER HORSE FOR U.S.
    60 10 U.P. SYDNEY. Mon. —Bernbrook, full brother of Shannon, Is to go to the United States following his win in the $20,000 Doncaster Hanoicap at ltandwick—Australia's most important mile race. Beinbr-ook Is owned by Azzelin Romano who i tt> ti Bernborough in Australia before that champion
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    Marigold's Doubles Set Them Down
    598 10  -  By JOHN EDE THE Voong Voong Club oi Kuala Lumpur gained a well deserved victory over the Marigold Badminton Party of Singapore at the Clerical I nion Hall by 4 matches to 3 yesterday, winning all four doubles matches after losing the singles. The match
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    CHEERFUL LADS OFFICE BEARERS
    121 10 At the general meeting of the cheerful Lads Athletic Party held recently, at the residence of Mr. Joe Seah. the following were elected office-bearers for the current year. Patrons Messrs Ang Hood Choo. Lim Kirn Lee. Chee Liang Lock and Harold de Silva. President: Mr. Joe
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    001 TAKES FREEMAN TO 3 CLOSE SETS
    745 11 Malaya Captures Two Titles (From TEOH SENG KHOON, Tribune Staff Keporter and member of the Malayan Badminton Team.) COPENHAGEN, Monday. champion Ooi Teik Hock fully extended American champion Dave Freeman to three gruelling sets before being defeated 11—15, 18—14 and 15-—l7 in the
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    Home Soccer Results
    276 11 LONDON. Mon. The followin" arc the football results FIRST DIVISION Arsenal 2, Blackpool 0. Birmingham C. 3, Portsmouth 0. Chelsea 1. Manchester C. 1. Pot by C. 2, Burnley 0. Everton 1, Charlton A. 1. Hudflersfickl T. 0. Liverpool I. Manchester U. 3. Bolton \V 0. Middlesbrough
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    Freeman's Weaknesses
    127 11 Reuter-A.P. After the match Freeman told reporters that he thought some of the Malayan victorious Thomas Cup team who participated in the tournament could "probably beat me after a few more games." Some of the Malayans certainly found his weaknesses an-d began to play on them. In thus
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    VON NIDA WINS AFTER EXTRA NINE HOLES
    157 11 Reuter. CANBERRA. Mon. Norman Yon Nida won the Australian Commonwealth territory open golf championship at Royal Canberra course today in a playoff with Eric Cremin. Each had returned 136 for 36 holes. Cremin, however, won first prize money of A£l2s by virtue of
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    Perak Beat Penang By Five Wickets
    193 11 IPOH, Monday. DENANG, averted an innings defeat by offering 1 stubborn resistence when the second innings was resumed here this morning in their annua! cricket match against Perak. Perak beat Penang by five wickets. When they went to vie crease, Penang were required to
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    GOLDEN HIND B.P. TRIUMPHS
    117 11 The Golden Hind B.P. de- I kated the United Lads B.P. by six games to one. Results were as follows 'Golden Hind players mention* j first). SINGLES: Laurie Chan ht| to Wee Teck Van B—ls. 1 15; Harry Goh beat Teo j Kok Hwee 13—13 (s—o,
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    GAME CALLED OFF
    36 11 The Junior A Group 2 socfixture between the Post and Telegraph and the Regimpntal Pay Office was called J n alter "the latter'B team aileu to turn up at the Gey- Stadium yesterday.
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    RUNNERS FOR METROPOLITAN HANDICAP
    106 11 Reuter. LONDON. Mon—There ar;: 16 probable runners for the Great Metropolitan Handicap, to be run over two and a quarter miles at 1415 GMT at Epsom tomorrow. They are: Laurentis. T. Burn; Now Or Never, Gordon Richards; llreav. F. Emanuelli; Lacovedis M. Beary; Fedor II EJear
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    RESULTS
    59 11 IHaye Freemaa beat Ooi 1 Tett< Hock 15-11, 11-18, 17-15. Ooi iVik Ut.rU ami Teoh $eng Kfeoon beat Yeoh Teck Chye and Chan Kon Leoag 15-8 and 18-16. Chan Kon L» <>ng and Tonnv Ahm Iteat Tage Madsen and Kirsten Thorndahl 9-15, 15-1.2, 15-'». ionny Ahm and Kirsten Thorndahl
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    COSMOS S.C. TROUNCE ASTON A.C.
    183 11 The Cosmos S.C. defeated the Aston A.C. by five goals to one in a Junior B Group 2 S.A.F.A. soccer match at the S. George's Road, yesterday. The most outstanding player in the field was Frank Tan. Aston's goahe. He made several brilliant saves. But
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    Singapore Win By Eight Wickets
    476 11 SINGAPORE scored an eight-wicket victory over Selangor in their annual inter-State cricket which ended at the S.C.C. Padang, yesterday. Due tc rain only six hours' play was possible out of the scheduled three-day match. The total of 210 runs scored makes it one of the
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    F.A. LEAGUE FIXTURES
    219 11 LONDON, Mon. The following are football fixtures for Saturday. April 23: FIRST DIVISION Arsenal v. Chelsea. Aston V. v. Stoke C. Blackpool v. Middlesbrough. Bolton W. v. Portsmouth. Derby C. v. Birmingham C. Huddersfleld T. v. Everton. Liverpool v. Newcastle U. Manchester U. v. Preston N.E. Sheffield
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    SILVER SPEAR, NO REGRETS WIN CUP RACES
    1337 11 Front AI.LAN LEWIS IPOJI, Monday. JUO Khtikhl's. ridden by E. DonnH! >. won the Sprinters' £up and Silver Spear (Dawson up) tjje Laster Cup at today's races, the £nal day of the Perak Turf Club's Easier Meeting. No Regrets led aH the way
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    BAN COLONIES FOR ITALY
    363 12 Says Pakistan Reuter. LAKE SUCCESS, Monday. i short-term United Nations trusteeship over the former Italian colonies in Libya and Somaliland on the lines of the Soviet plan, was proposed to the Political Committee today by Sir Mohammed Zafrullah Khan, chief Pakistan delegate. The main outlines of
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    US Builds Largest Carrier
    194 12 A.P. NEWPORT News. Virginia, Mon. The keel of the U.S.S. United States, the world's largest aircraft earlier, was laid here on Monday. Workmm in overalls thus gave at least partial answer to the question much discussed as a result of the conflict between the Air Force
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    Sforza To See Acheson
    119 12 A.P. WASHINGTON, Mon. Count Carlo Sforza, the Ita liar. Foreign Minister, Is mak- log a special trip from New York to COnfeT with Den. j Acheson, the v s Secretary jof State, tonight to I renew Italy's request fo* trustee :hip control over he/ tormer African
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    INDIA IN NEW U.N. COMMITTEE
    208 12 LAKE SUCCESS. Monday. INDIA will be represented on a new committee to recommend revision of methods and procedures of the United Nations General Assembly. Establishment of this Special Committee was decided upon today by the ad hoc Political ComPl'ttee Inquiry will be directed principally towards
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    ALLIED AIRLIFT
    46 12 A.P. BERLIN. Mon. The Allied airlift flew 8.923 short tons of supplies to Berlin on Monday. the second highest mark since the blockade began. It exceeded all other 21--hour efforts; except last week s special drive which yielded 13,000 ton in one day. A.P.
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    OPIUM SEIZED
    32 12 Reuter. SHANGHAI, Mon. More than 20,000 ounces of opium valued approximately U.S. $30,--000 were seized by Chinese Customs ofiicers here during the past two days, the China Pre reported today.—Reuter.
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    ROYAL BEAUTIES
    37 12 sist'.-rs of Kmg Farosdc, Princess I ai/a and Princess law/ia (saluting) rldi around the exposition grounds during their recent visit U< Egypt'! miniature "Worlds Fair", at Cairo, sponsored hv the Royal Agricultural Society of Egypt.
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    DURBAN RACE RIOTS STILL A MYSTERY
    217 12 Reuter. JOHANNESBURG. Mon The influential Johannesburg evening newspaper The St ir commenting today on the Durban race riot sioo'fl report said the true origins of the were as profound a mystery now as they were at the tim« the riots took place. The Star
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    INDIA BUYS SHIPS
    39 12 A.P. NEW DELHI, Mon. The (Indian Government announced today it has taken over two Victory ships purchased from the Canadian Transport Company of Vancouver, British Columbia. The ships will be operated by the Indian Government. A.P.
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    'Communists Murdered Polk'
    251 12 A.P. SALONIKA, GREECE. Mon. —Gregory Staktopoulos, on trial here for complicity in the murder of American j correspondent Gcotge Polk, turned to the press covering the trial today ami said "1 appeal to all of you to broadcast to the world quickly and immediately the truth that
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    Battle Brewing In China Again
    134 12 U.P. NANKING, Monday. DENEWED fighting within the next 48 hours appeared a possibility today as a result of the rommunhyt ultimatum demanding the Nationalist Government to sign the peace settlement by Wed- nesday. The Communist Radio said the- peace settlement was in the form of
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    JAP REDS CROWING
    61 12 U.P. TOKIO. Mon. Japan's Communist Party claims a 1 3 per cent. increase in its stiength since January, according to the Party's official returns in the n cent elections for municipal and piefectural officials. The official Patty organ. Red Flag." said the Communists had become the second
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    Mr. Spencer Sydney Miller son of Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Mil ler, el Singapore, and his brine . Mia* V;;»'ei Cora!'e yon Nagi. daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. I». C. yon llagt, of Ipoh, after their wedding at St. ( ?t aedral, yesterday.
    45 12 Mr. Spencer Sydney Miller son of Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Mil ler, el Singapore, and his brine Mia* V;;»'ei Cora 'e yon Nagi. daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. I». C. yon llagt, of Ipoh, after their wedding at St. ?t aedral, yesterday.
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    GERMANS NOT TO FLY YET
    81 12 U.P. BERLIN. Mon. American officials bare denied reports today that the American Military Government had re- j commended lifting the ban on German civil aviation. They said that the Three Power Allied Committee was 1 now considering the degree of participation in aviation to be
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    End Of Berlin Blockade In View
    248 12 Reuter. LONDON, Mono*, DERLIN reports today that a senior Soviet P believed to be Gen. MaUnin, adviser to Z?S? sian Military Government, had left for Wash? v ere inter|>reted by diplomatic observers h^. l^ 011, strong pointer to the existence of Soviet \m v
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    Woman's Hunch On Peace
    116 12 A.P. WASHINGTON. Mon.—U 9 Senator Margaret Chase-Smith. Republican of Maine, has suggested that a world peace conference of women delegates might "get somewhere in solving correal international problems." She said such a conference shoul'.i include Russian women. Mrs. Chase-Smith made the proposal in a radio interview.
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    Only A-Bomb Keeps The Reds Quiet
    134 12 A.P. GALVESTON. TEXAS. Mon. Lt. Gen. James H Doolitt'e said on Sunday night "the only thing that deters Russia is the fact that we have the atom bomb and the means of delivering it any place." "If and when Russia has the atom bomb,
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    WANTED: ATOM TALES
    39 12 Reuter. TOKYO. Mon.-The International Ben Friend Society in i Tokyo has leceived a letter from the "No More Hiroshima" Society of Oakland, California, asking for stories from atom bomb survivors of their experi- i ences. -Renter.
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    UNIONS INCREASE
    27 12 Two new trade unions have boon registered in Singapore They are the Department of Broadcasting Employees' Union and the Singapore Chinese Dri vers' Benevolent Union.
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    CHIFLEY HAS NOTHING TO SAY
    107 12 Reuter. CALCUTTA. Mon Joseph Chiiiey and Mt \> r Fraser, the Altttna*. New ..f w.aith Prti ference In London The Australian v, Kh rw missions la md,.-, net 2 at the airport. Mr. Chinoy ilnrliajiMl to ti cuss the London eontereaee v r Fraser said
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    NEXT STOP
    22 12 Reuter. KARACHI. Mon. Mi. EVftfl Fraser and Mr. fraqja Chifley New Zetland and Australia:'. Prime Ministers, arrived tea toda\. Reuter.
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    BRITISH AIR ACE KILLED
    53 12 U.P. READING. England. Mon. —Foster Dixon, leading 37--year-old test pilot and his obsevere passenger were Kmc.: here today when their unorthodox 'gyrodyne' helicoptei crashed and burned. Dixon was the chief to< pilot of the Fairey Aviation Company which manufactures the 'gyrodyne—a combination of an autogyro and
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    26 12 V.M.C.A., Orchard Road: French —5.30 p.m. Classes —5.30 p.m St. Jolm Ambulance Brigade Clas p.m. Kecital >A l iecor«lel Mn»c —8 p.m.
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    106 12 CATHAY: "East< r Parad (in teeiinioolour > with J"-" Garland, Fred Astaire. IVter Litwford and Ann Millar u а.m., 1.45. 4.15. 6.13 and W p.m. CAPITOL: "A Song Is Eo:>' (in technicoloui with Dr.' V Kaye. Virginia Miyo. Hu;Herbert and Lenny Goodman 11 a.m.. 1.45, 4, 6.30 aa<l >
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    43 12 LEAGUE M)( ('LK; su R.E.M.E. v. P. Brant tfl. Besar; Jnr A. -rp G f. i Chinese Eng. rnl. .Coy. KA.S.C,- 10 'St. George's IW: l" 1 12. Indonesia M? e v S.C.— Geylang. .mu- KRIBNIH-V j lads v. S.R.C.—S R C
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