Malaya Tribune, 7 March 1950

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    57 1 MALAYA Tribune BY THE PEOPLE FOR THE PEOPLE Tefc TribrW 9mm LARGER SALES THAN ANY AFTERNOON PAPER IN MALAYA Phone 5811/3 Nfat Xkm Published simultaneously at o tngapore, Kuata Ipoh and Penang- EIGHT PAGES SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, MARCH 7, 1960 TEN CENTS. THE MALAYA TRIBUNE LONDON REPRBSBNTATIVB B. Maurice Okwer, Malaya
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    U.K. REDUCES ARMY BY 20,000 MEN
    599 1 Big Slice Of Budget Goes For A-Research A m of 20 000 men by April 1, next strength down to 356,000 but Britain's reserve Territorial Army will in- l h e mid d,e of this y ear when National Service men begin flowing into
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    Tories Declare War
    91 1 Reuter. LONDON. Mon.—The Conservative opposition in the House of Commons tonight announced two amendments to the King's speech opening the new Parliament, thus attacking at once the Labour Government's slender majority. The amendments, presented in the names of Mr. Churchill and other Conservative leaders, regretted there was
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    LEBRUN DIES
    16 1 Reuter. PARIS. Mon. —M. Albert Lebrun. former French President, died today aged 79. Router.
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    RED PRISONER?
    28 1 Reuter. HONGKONG. Mon. Gen. Lv Han, Nationalist appointed Governor «f Yunnan who later defected to the Communists, has been detained by Lin Piao's Communist forces. —Reuter.
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    SPENDER PLAN TALKS
    114 1 Reuter. LONDON. Mon—Speaking on Stirling balances In Parliament in relation to South East Asia. Prime Minister Mr. Clement Attlee said the proposals of the Colombo conference of Commonwealth Ministers had not yet been fully considered. At the moment work is proceeding on the. "Spender Plan." The Australians
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    BIG THREE WILL MEET IN APRIL
    230 1 A.P. PARIS, Monday. THE big three Western Foreign Ministers, reported to be meeting in London next month, will discuss a possible meeting with Russian Foieign Minister, the Fret.eh Foreign Minister Robert Schuman said last night. Replying to a question at a news conference. M.
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    Labour Will Go Ahead With Steel
    114 1 U.P. LONDON. Mon. Prime Minister Clement Attlee said today that his Labour government intended to put into effect the law nationalizing iron and steel despite the Socialists' slim sevenvote majority in the House of Commons. Attlee told Parliament that "there is nothing to be
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    Countess Due In Today
    98 1 Countess Mountbatten. who is due in Singapore this morning on a tour of St. John Ambulance and Red Cross organisations, flew during the night in a special Royal Air Force Dakota from Colombo. She was scheduled to arrive at Butterworth in time for breakfast, and is
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    Mir Laik Escapes
    34 1 HYDERABAD. Mon.—Mir Laik Ali. Premier of Hyderabad State until the Indian "police action" of September 1948. has escaped from house arrest with his wife and family, it was reported officially today.
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    RED POSTERS
    90 1 Reuter. PENANG. Mon. Communist posters were found posted yesterday on the house ot a Justice of Pence, in Bukit Tambun, in Province Wellesley. across Penang island. Police throughout India have been directed to watch airports and railway stations for them. It is understood that the Hyderabad Government had
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    BOMB EXPLOSIONS GREET NEHRU
    174 1 A.P. CALCUTTA, Mon.—Bombs were reported to have been thrown in a predominantly Moslem section of Calcutta last night as Premier Pandit Nehru conferred at Government House on the troubled Bengal situation. Police declined to disclose details of the reported incident the first for nearly 48 hours.
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    Turko To Be Charged In Court Soon
    237 1 (Tribune Staff Reporter) TAPTAIN "Turko" Westerling will be brought to court and charged with assault within the next few days, it is reliably understood. Since his arrest last Saturday week, the U.K. Government has been in touch with the government of Holland and
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    BANDITS BURN ESTATE HOMES
    44 1 Kluang, Today:- The factory smokehouse, storehouse ana bungalow of the Leong Fong Aik Estate were completely burnt down by six armed bandits yesterday. The labourers' quarters were partially burnt down. Communist pamphlets were found on the scene of the raid.
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    McKerron Tours S.I.T. Estates
    163 1 CIR Patrick McKerron, the Officer Administering the Government, spent three hours this morning visiting the S.I.T. housing estates: He left Government House at seven in the morning. Ten minutes later he was at Balestier Road, where he inspected the Rayman Estate, Lorong Limau Estate and Whampoa
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    THE TOWER OF BABEL
    54 1 A.P. NEW DELHI. Mon.— Northerners and Southerners in India's Parliament don't always understand eacn other. I They're all supposed to speak English until the northern language, Hindi, becomes the official language 15 years from now. But some Insist on Hindi any way, and members from the
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    Big Welcome Ready For The Auriols
    138 1 Reuter. LONDON, Mon. The French Tricolour today flew along a corridor 120 kilometres long from London to Dover on the south-east count in readiness for the three-day visit of French President Vjn cent Auriol and Madame Auriol. The port of arrival, Dovei. and the
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    DENNIS WAS A STRETCHER CAS
    70 1 Unable to eat anything fo: three weeks, and in agony from a mysterious pain in hi? lower back, Mr, Dennis C Bindon, an engineer with th< Borneo Company, was brought from Kuching on a stretcher by a Malayan Air ways Dakota last night. He was
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    U.S. Tops Export List
    131 1 Tribune Staff Reporter Malaya's foreign trade started the year with a small adverse balance of $41 million in January. Malaya's sales to the United States topped the list of exports during the month though the total value of goods exported to the United States declined from
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    Javanese Tapper Rout 4 Bandits
    121 1 STOP PRESS KLUANG, Today.—Single-» handed, a Javanese rubber tapper routed a gang of fourf masked and uniformed! Chinese bandits who held him up yesterday. The tapper was returning from work when the bandits suddenly appeared from a blukar. They were wearing black masks, wore jungle
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    Australia To Change $ Policy
    119 2 Australia To Change Policy CANBERRA. Mon. The Prime Minister. Mr. Menzies. has indicated that then may be changes in Australia's dollar policy within thi next few months. In a press interview in Canberra. Mr. Menzies said he would not make any definite statement at the moment, but he had certain
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    RUBBER MARKET
    83 2 The rubber commodity m-.rket opened steady ycstvioay vritii food buying in cvi- .>nee. The market had.a firm undertone as a result of the n.'ws of the settlement of the American coal strike. Closing prices in cents pound were: Buyers Sellers No. 1 RSS f.o.b Apr. 52 7 8
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    Shares Cold To Metal
    42 2 .MM.-APOKE. Mar. (i Thi' tin m»'ta! price runtinufd to improve, hut it did no: have much t in-et on the tin ftharn ninrkid though one or two of thi' popular M»tiai were fraetlona'i> Ateadler. industrials Were qatotly tirni.
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    BRIGHT FUTURE FOR MALAYAN RUBBER
    245 2 Reuter —JAGO NEW YORK, ivlonday. AN official of the British Rubber Development Board blames America': A gloomy outlook on the future of natural rubber and Malaya' on "unduiv pessimistic press reports." Mr. Edward Jago, Deputy Chairman of the Board who has been attending rubber discussions
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    U.S.I. Buys Siam Rice
    47 2 A.P. BANGKOK. Mon. The United States of Indonesia and Thailand have concluded an agreement to purchase monthly 12,000 tons of Thai rice at £40 f.o.b. per ton. The first shipment is expected within a Tortnight with all sales on a cash basis. A.P.
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    Devaluation Has Helped Australia
    177 2 DEPORTS from Australian Trade Commissioners in overseas countries indicate that since the devaluation of the Australian '£1, Australian goods may find entry into markets that for various reasons were closed to them before. Advice from New Zealand is that with the increased cost of dollar imports,
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    PRODUCE MARKET
    93 2 The coffee market eased slightly yesterday with stllers offering Rio No. 5 at $140 per picul and still no buyers in evidence. There were no quotations in the market for other grades of Rio coffee. Copra was again steady with buyers at $37J and sellers at $38 per
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    RELTING DUTY
    32 2 A.P. NEW DELHI. Mon.- The .Mating piotective duty of 7 1 percent ad valorem on cotton and hair belting will be continued fcr two more years, government has announced. A.P.
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    Malayan Share Quotations
    873 2 Singapore, Mon. Buyer* dellera INDUSTRIALS Atlas Ice 11.90 12.25 xb., xd Alex. Brick*. Pref. 2.40 2.50 Ord. 2.20 2.25 B.C. Petrol 34/ .''.s B.M. Trustees 7.00 8.00 Con. Tin Smelt Pref, 21/5 22/3 Ord. 15/3 16/5 E. l td. Assur. 38.75 39.75 mt. ft Trust Fed Dispensary
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    Tin Price
    16 2 SINGAPORE, Mar. f: Tin price was £290-50 per pieul -vAinflltfT. Dp $0.75 cent* 4
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    Along The Godowns
    72 2 Blitar (44); Empire T« combr (Shears); Sires* (VDE); Kuvs (42 8); Sansapor (41); Baud (40 I); H*> r(m*i (40); Benvemn* <38 9): Vlrd m (35/4») ;>'. Lykes (S3 4>. iniMmi (»1 'D; Charon (17 8) Bvrtw (19 10); Mallm (85); Mentakab (24); SJar AJcyeone (27/8); Belleville (29*
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    More Aussie Car Parts For Malaya
    119 2 WIDE range of automotive spare parts and accessories of particular interest to Singaporj and Malayan dealers, will be a feature of the Melbourne Motor Show of 1950 which opens for ten days on April 27. The majority of Australian manufacturers will be exhibiting. Sales
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    Profit Of $42,879 For Hamilton
    102 2 THE HAMILTON p vr o RUBBER COMPANY rMTT ED made a proli, ;i 01 $42.879 <14.3>, planting and rehabilit: expenditure are all An interim dividend of iV was paid in December Ifta but no final is recommeij. A sum cf $11.291 has been recovered from
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    PACT WITH CHINA
    49 2 LEIPZIG. Mon. X Germany will conelud.trade pact with China this summer, Heir C Handkc. East German TiauV Ministci, told a press confeienee at Leipzig todaj A. German trade delegaikn will leave for China in May and it is hoped the agreement will be signed in .June-
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    War On Controls To Be Stepped Up
    140 2 A.P. WASHINGTON, Monday THE U.S. Commerce Oepartment has anncui that efforts to loosen government conttols over world trade will be stepped up this year. It i that limited progress was made in f94H. The use of government restrictions to control trac! has grown
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    JAPS SEEK COAL FROM RED CHINA
    48 2 TQKYO. Mon.—The Japanese government plans to purchase 400.000 tons of coal from Red China during ?9to. The Jiji Press said that in at least one case the Chines Communists are demanding galvanized sheet iron and red phosphorus in return for Kalian coal.
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    MOZART AT ST. ANDREWS
    84 3 A performance of Mozart-s Sinfonia Concertanto for violin and viola, and of Acts IV and V of Shakespeare's Othello will be given at St. Andrew's School tomorrow. Admission will be free, but programmes. priced 51.50 will be on sale at the entrance to the Hall. These
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    'S'PORE BOYS SPEAK GOOD ENGLISH'
    105 3 SINGAPORE students going to Australian universities speak "perfect English," according to a Sydney pres.* report. They were Interviewed off tbe ship Wcstralia which brought s<t Asian students to Sydney. The students include Chinese, Malay, Ceylonese. an-: Siamese "Some said that, with the upheavals in Asm
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    LAST TALK BY THOMSON
    51 3 The L&at o» tne m r Let «i lectures on British political traditions will be given in the YMCA Stamtord Road at H tonight by Mi. G.G Tbonawi. The title is the -Changing Pattern" Mr In.,.nso?i will discuss Ihe adiustment of party doctrines t(. Britain'■ post-wdr
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    ROAD FLOODED
    20 3 A P.W.D. leport y ester, .y stated that the (58th mi'e Kota Tinggi Met sing Road was flooded.
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    Inspector Faces Three Bribe Charges
    350 3 THIEF Inspector Mohamad bin Sidin of the Central Police Station appeared before the Singapore First District Judge yesterday on three charges of corruption. It was stated that he accepted three sums o* money totalling $204 from Ah Hua on different days in October last as
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    GAOL, RATTAN FOR 12 RULERS
    53 3 Kor Tee Uti aged "i. of :il Jalan Sultan was scnte**.od to six months' gaol, i year Police supervision, six stroke* of the rattan c Singapore Second Poller •Ooort vest ord ay. He was found guilty of •dealing- a box of twelve i lers from
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    SMSU WANT FREE TB TREATMENT WITH PAY
    342 3 THE Singapore Municipal Services Union has proj>osed that any monthly-paid employee of the Municipality—on the temporary or permanent establishment —suffering from T.B. should be given free treatment in Government hospitals in Singapore or Johore, and sick-leave on full-pay up to a maximum of
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    PAKISTANI SEAMEN TO FORM UNION
    72 3 Preparations are now underway to form a Pakistani seamen's union in Singapore to light for the interests and welfare of s< veral hundred Pakistani seamen here, the Tribune understands. This move has been inspired by "persistent demand" by some Pakistaniseamen circles to form an exclusive
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    Bandit Consorter Loses Appeal
    135 3 „P 'CHORE BAHRU. Monday. ||IL Justice L. J. V. Uvflle in the High Court today dismissed the appeal of an 18-year old nil." a Jen^ I "'Jr Ch,lan 0f Tw W* against a sentence of five yearj rigorous imprisonment for consorting with armed h ndits. Tan
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    JOHN STROHM
    32 3 •John Strohm. one 01 tne Uw men who have been hehind the "Iron Curtain' since the war, will he interviewed at 7.12 over the Blue Network of Radio Malnva tonight.
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    EXTENDED
    31 3 Tim art exhibition of Chinese artists, sponsored by the University „t Malaya and n m being held at the Chinese Chamber of Commerce ha." been Bartended to I n.m. tomorrow.
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      674 3 NOTICES THE SINGAPORE ARCHERY CLU3 There win be a Weekly Handicap Shoot Mold on Sunday. sth at 41 Male dm Road at 4.30 p.m. Now Members are we leome, instructions will he available and there is equipment for the use cf new Members. GOVERNMENT OF NORTH BORNEO NOTICE OF SALE
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      100 3 NOTICE I NOTICE is hereb) given that the Teo Guan Choo i Swimming Pool will be closed x'rcni 10th March, 1950. due to the breakdown of pumping mparatus. TEO GUAN CHOON SWIMMLN POOL. Pasir Ris, Tamo ni« Road. Singapore. i l-'or Lent Season Stations of the Cross SO.SO. Holy Week
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    REALLY MR. TAN...
    632 4 J|R. Tan Kah Kee, not long returned to Singapore from Communist China (where he met all the big shots), makes his first public report in a 7,000--word speech to 1,000 businessmen at the Chinese Chamber of Commerce. Mr. Tan's speech was in Chinese, but he was considerate
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    INDIAN CONGRESS HAS NO RIVAL
    1175 4  -  by SYL VAIN MANGEOT NEW DELHI, INDIA will hold* her first general election under the Constitution of the new Republic during next winter. The new elections will be conducted by universal adult suffrage of Indian men and women over 21 without qualification as regards property,
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    A REPLY TO MR. C.C. TAN
    530 4 Sir, I am surprised at Mr. C.C. Tan's letter on the Lim-VVicks issue which appeared in your paper last Friday. It seems to me that Mr. Tan is attempting to exonerate the majority of the Municipal Commissioners on certain illogical grounds. After dealing with
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    400,000 AMERICANS TO INVADE EUROPE
    830 4  -  AMERICAN NEWSLETTER by J. KERIGAN NEW YORK, DRESIDENT Truman laun--1 ched the 1950 American Red Cross drive to raise U5567,000,000 in voluntary contributions during Marrih. In the 12-month period ended June 30, 1949. the Red Cross, traditional agent of the American people in times of
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    JOE STALIN IS TIGHT-FISTED
    800 4  -  by W.N. EWER (Britain's noted diplomatiE commentator. rE character cf the negotiaticm for the Russo-Chi-nese treaty 19 In some ways more important than the contents of the treaty itself. It was not so much ihe registering of alliance between comradely governments as a deal which each
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    PUNTERS MAY FIND PICKING THE WINNER A PROBLEM
    827 6  -  BY ALBERT SPENCER The Man with 2,000 Winners PENANG, Monday. AWING to insufficient entries there will be only v six races on Wednesday, ihe second day of the /Penang Turf Club's Spring Met ling. Nevertheless,' unless s' ratchings are heavy all six
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    BODCA SHUTTLE
    35 6 At the fourth annual general mooting of the Badminton action of the 8.0.D. Civilians* Association, the following mi elected office-bearers for this y«mr. Convenor, foo Boon En*. Asst. Jimmy Goh: members: 9. Copal.
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    HOLLOW DEFEAT OF S. AFRICA
    154 6 Reuter. PORT ELIZABETH. Mon. —Australia won the fifth and final Test against South Africa here today by an innings and 259 runs with more than a day to spare. After making the highest total by an Australian team in South Africa—s49 for seven wickets declared
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    EMPIRE XI DRAW
    184 6 Reuter. COLOMBO. Mon. The three-day match between the Commonwealth team and Combined India, Pakistan and Ceylon Eleven ended in a draw al tne Oval here today. Tne Commonwealth scored 141, dismissed their opponents for 75. and then made 45 lor four in their second innings in a
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    ROCKLITES ARE NOT MUDLARKERS
    190 6 Piaying ciean soccer en a muddy pitch, the Katong Sajarah' S.C. beat the Rocklite S.C. by fcur goals to cne at (Jevlang Stadium yesterday. The sodden ground ha 1 S lot io do with the RockUtes' d< teat. They could not adapt ilemselvsj* to conditions, as
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    SOCIAL A.P. XI FOR TODAY
    79 6 The team of the Social Athletic Party will be chosen from the following to meet Cheerful Lads A.F. in the P.A.F A. Junior League E.I. at Geylang Stadium today: Leow Bah Chee, Kwac Yew Quee, Charlie Kan,;. Sinj Yum: Thiam. Omr Chin Y<(on I'ln.a Boon
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    CHARITY SOCCER
    61 6 Th* following player* arc CbOsen to i"!>us.ni uw &no«Jlalaya against tl,f- Combined Services' on Saturday Man Ii 11. m rod of the S.C.B.A. Fund: Cmi <:h«r. Seng, Arphad. Chan Ye* Hen.;, Sall.-h, Tnn Kni Sow Hmi .Jruhain. Marith, Fuo H<e Khanrß Bedol. Sheriff ..i .on, Aw -Hoon OtHtnx.
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    MARIGOLD B.P.
    43 6 Entries are now invttad for the sfsriardd e.p.s waanan's aanades, Drvtsaon Smiles and th* Scnoosbofs suurssa. The plosiii'.: date is Ma Mi L'o. Entries forms ran be obtain <l from the Hon Sports Oantain, Mr. Nu Cliia Heng. 118 Jalan Rajah.
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    European Zone In Davis Cup
    62 6 Reuter. LONDON. Men.—The Tnited States, th c chanrpion nation, have asked the English Lawn Tennis Association as usual to manage the European Zone of the Davis Cup competition this year. The Association has accepted the request and Messrs. E. R. Avory. F. R. L. Crawford
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    Another Malayan To Box In The Philippines
    278 6 ANOTHER Malayan hoxer will be going to the Philippines and Australia shortly in quest of further success. He is Seiangor's light and featherweight champion, Golden Boy, who meets Johnny Cinto on Friday of this week at Kuala Lumpur. Golden Boy has been out
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    TICKETS FOR BASKETBALL
    61 6 A special kind of t.. k.'is for school ohiidr.'-n or children under 15 > ears old for tne Arcllaiid University (Flanntm Airows; basketball games nave been arranged on sale in d:e Chine-.-V.M.C.A.. IC7. Selegie Road at Sl.oo each. These tickets are specially issued for the games on
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    NORTH VERSUS SOUTH CUP FINAL CERTAIN
    75 6 LONDON*. Mon A Noith veisus South cup fina", with all its attendant glamour and fetvout. is assuied at Wembley Stadium on April 29 as the tcsult of today's draw for the aell Onala. Cnaaana mrrl Arasaal at TcttCßham (.:t Match 18 ;ind c w-
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    CONTROL OF INDIAN SOCCER TEAMS
    88 6 The Cndian Association, as th. paraM body (or Indian bnosar iias issued to Its atlilLu -s a set ot rues to control the wanic in the Colony. All other teams with liidiaa players in lham may apply tui (haac from ths Hon. Sports Secretary, c
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    FORM GUIDE FOR TOMORROW
    4223 7 Second Day Of Penang Races Class 4, Div. 2-6 Furs. BROOKING 9.00 pvKNTH 21-1 M Ipoh, 8.11 i l. 'n. down) Div. 4 Won «t Quentin 1 mla. 16 aeca. b> ,Perfect. ii 25.1-60 Ip"h Mi 5 <Dansdo W n> Wonby 1/5 re*. Go- 50 Penary
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    RACE CARD
    593 7 HOBSEB, < LASS 4. DIV. fi Fl RLONGS. BliOOhiM. Belmont .Stable F.pen, r EFBEKA 8.1 Mr. Ov» Lee*uj Oiye 1. v..- Kongsi" Rod^rs lONDON X.IU I t H. F. Bloxham Lewis II I RAVEN 8.4W Capt. H. F. Bloxham Fox RONNIE OKEI Ml Ht-len Quah Lewi Jim. ri'
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    England XIs For Brazil
    235 7 Reuter LONDON, Hon.- The main body of the England party for the Worlfl ("op soccer competition in So.tth Amenca in June wtt' probably be decided by the end Of this month. It i* expected that the Football Association selectee will name the majority cf the players
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    U.S. Cant Do Much
    161 8 BLOCKADE: Reuter.-U.P. HONGKONG, Mon. British commercial interests privately held out little hope today that anything concrete will emerge from attempts to get the United States to make the Chinese Nationalist government ease Uie blockade of Communist-held ports and their airwar against the Pelping regime They said
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    'I MADE A MISTAKE'
    105 8 U.P. —CHIANG TAIPEH, Mon.—Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek today lashed out at members of the Kuomintang clique who, he said, placed selfish personal interests over public good and he admitted that he made a mistake in taking leave from the presidency last year. At a weekly memorial meeting
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    Reds Have Submarines?
    40 8 U.P. HONG KONG, Mon.—The Chinese Communists recently purchased via Hong Kong over US$4OO,OOO worth of liquid oxygen and nitrate compounds causing press speculation that they may possess submarines. Competent naval aourcoa here, however, disagreed with the speculation.—U.P.
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    BOMBS, AND MORE BOMBS FALL ON RED TARGETS
    353 8 'SHOOT DOWN' THREAT TO NEWLY-WON. PLANES Reuter U.P. TAIPEH, Monday. RATIONALIST warplanes ioday continued their attack- on Communists targets on the mainland and shipping without any let-up. The Nationalist Airforce also warned that they are keeping a close watch on the seventy-one
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    Seamen Want U.K. Man To Fight Their Case
    233 8 Tribune Staff Reporter gRITISH seamen in Singapore want the British National Union for Seamen to have a representative here to intercede in disputes which might crop up between union members and employers. Seamen at the Marine Hostel yesterday said that the "busy
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    BRIND CONFERS WITH QUIRINO ON DEFENCE
    42 8 MANILA. Mon.—President Quirino conferred in Baguio City on Sunday with Admiral Sir Patrick Brlnd. Com-mander-in-Chief of the British Far Eastern Fleet, which is engaged in joint manoeuvres with the United States Seventh Fleet oft Western Lu^orj.
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    The Parties Met On Friendly Terms
    421 8 THREE Progressive Party members, Mr C. C. Tan the President, Mr. A. P Rajah Municipal Commissioner and Mr. A. B. Pinto acting Secretary, joined Labour supporters in a send-off dinner party for the Labour President Mr Francis 1 nomas and his wife Mr. Thomas
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    SERETSE IS HELD BACK
    41 8 LONDON, Mon—Seretse Khama. who came to London to fight for his chief tainship o fthe Bamangwato tribe, announced tonight that the British Government had decided he must not return to his homeland for five years without permission.
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    Varsity Gets First 'GI Bill' Scholar
    141 8 He intends to do research study and travel in Malaya on "the present trend or tendency of Malay thought, including, if possible, Indonesian thought." Dr. Means will not be working within the University but rather in collaboration with it, said the Registrar of the
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    VOLUNTEER LAND FORCES FOR FED.
    185 8  -  Tribune 'Staff Reoorter KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. THE Federation Government in conjunction with the military authorities has prepared preliminary plans for the re-establishment of Volunteer Land Forces, it was announced today. Colonel W. H. Blagden, C.8.E., who, until he retired from the Army last month, was
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    HO'S MEN TAKE TOWN NEAR CHINA BORDER
    202 8 Reuter-U.P. HONGKONG, Monday THE Chinese Communist radio reported today th 1 rebel leader Ho Chi MiruTs forces in Indo-Chin had captured Pholu, 1 Red River town 25 mil? 1 from the Chinese border. Quoting a Red news agency dispatch, the radio said: "French
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    SCREENING OF A-SCIENTISTS
    63 8 LONDON, Mon.—Security police today began the biggest and most intensive screening of scientists on top secret projects that Britain has ever known. After a weekend ta'k by Prime Minister Clement Attlee and Sir Percy Sillitoe, head of the counter-espionage organisation MI-5, a new check on all key
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    1,000 IDLE
    19 8 JAKARTA. Mon. About 1000 Indonesian workers at Jakarta's central electrical power station struck yesterday morning higher wages.
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    FULL SUPPORT FOR UN—KING
    173 8 Reuter. LONDON, Mon. Britain will continue to give fulsupport to the United Nations, King George declared here today at the state opening of Parliament. His speech outlining the new Government's programme pledged Britain firmly to take a full share of the mutual defence structure of the
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    INDO-CHINA AID IS URGENT —US. MISSION
    72 8 Reuter. SAIGON. Mon. A DnHaJ economic mission which arrived horo f rom Hongkong today "considers it its duty to make urgent recommendations for economic aid to Indochina." its chairman. Mr. Allen Griffin, said The mission had full powe--to advise Washington by cable, he added.
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    WHAT'S ON TODAY GENERAL
    138 8 TEACHERS' HOK\I. m»< ,t T.T. ehearsa J Victoria rial Hall j p.m. MOTET A MADRIGAL Hoiß S nt i sh e^ uncil Hall Stamford Roid 8.3" p.m. T.M.C.A.: Shorthand bookkeep ng classes; Singapore Life Guard Corps Committee Moling and Malay French lasses at 5.30 p.m.; Gymnastica
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    CINEMA
    148 8 CATHAY "They Live By Night" with Farley Omner and Cathay O'Donnell at 11, 145, 4.15, 6.45 and 9.30 p.m. PAVILION: "Heavenly Body" with William Powell and Ht-ily Lamarr at 2. 4.15, 6.o0 and 9 30 p.m. ALHAMBKA: 'Dick Tracy Returns" at 12. 3.15 and 9.30 p.m. CAPITOL: "I Was
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    SPORT
    28 8 SOCCER Snr. Lge.: Rovers v. Indians. Jalan Besar stadium: Jnr. B.I.: Cheerful Lads v. Social A.P. at Geylans stadium; Jnr. A.2: RAF Tongah Co.-mos S.C., C.Y.M.A. ground.
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    TIDE
    10 8 H.W.: 12.37 a.m. <*ft. !> n >. 12.42 p.m. 00 ft.».
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