Malaya Tribune, 27 March 1950

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    56 1 MALAYA Tribune THE PEOPLE FOR THE PEOPLE Tik "Inbune" Spore rkOtt»i.t.u 3.nyu|/«/f#. n»an J j» MGHT PACiFS SINGAPORE, MONDAY, MARCH 27, 1950 LARGER SALES THAN ANY AFTERNOON PAPER IN MALAYA n*c* SiiiJJ Hkm.tkm TEN CENTS. THE MALAYA TRIBUNE LONDON REPRESENTATIVE E. Maurice Glover, Malaya Tribune Office, 143 Fleet Street, London,
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    RED CALL TO BAN ARMS TO MALAYA
    284 1 But British Dockers Will Not Heed It Reuter. LONDON, Sunday. MR. Arthur Deakin, Secretary of the world's biggest trade union Britain's Transport and General Workers—declared today he was sure dockers would "not take any action at the ports" in response to the British
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    BANDITS BURN SMOKEHOUSES
    56 1 KLUANG. Today.—A gang of about 60 armed bandits carrying Sten guns rifles and pistols raided Lee Ong San Estate near Paloh yesterday evening. They burnt 2 smoke houses and the labourers' quarters. The smokehouses together with 60 pickuls of rubber were gutted but prompt action saved the
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    GUBITCHEV IS SEASICK
    53 1 A.P. Aboard the Polish Motor Ship Batory at Sea. Sun. Valentine Gubitchev -heading home for whatever welcome Russia gives a bungling spy -had personal troubles of his own with the North Atlantic. Stewards said he had been seasick for two days and had eaten only a few
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    LORRY BURNT
    22 1 KOTA TINGGI, Today.— Six bandits, stopped and burnt a lorry carrying sand at the 32 mile Johore Bahru-Mersing Road yesterday.
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    No 'Write Off' In W. Europe
    178 1 A.P. THE H AGUE, Sun. -An Atlantic Pact master defence plan Will C«M for the last ditch defence of every member nation and no immediate strategic withdrawal to a Western defence line in the event of a Russian attack, Informed quarters here for the
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    FOUR DAY NOTICE ON LEOPOLD
    114 1 A.P. BRUSSELS. Sun. Albert Deveze today handed Belgian Social Christian Catholic party a four-day ultimatum to end the gov ernment crisis. Deveze, Premier-designa*» and leader of the Liberal party, told a news conference that he would ask the Regent Prince Charles to dissolve Parliament if
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    SUSPECTS ARRESTED
    25 1 SEGAMAT, Today.—Two Chines- bandit suspects wer? arrested by the police near Jementah yesterday. One of them was wanted by the C I D
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    AUSTRALIAN T.U.C. TO DISCUSS STRIKE ACT
    118 1 Reuter-AAP. MELBOURNE, Sunday. THE Australian Council of Trade Unions will hold an emergency meeting here tomorrow to discuss the Australian Government's action in invoking the Crimes Act against strikes on Brisbane's waterfront. The meeting was summoned by Mr. A. E. Moub, the Council's President.
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    Bandits Ambush Security Fouces: Kill 21 Malays
    122 1 VM *I.A LUMPUR, Sur STRONG Army and Police it -Uiiore nuenu are beins rushed to the Gua Musang area for follow-up nDerations following yesterday 's ambush when the M;ilavan Seeurltv Forces sutfered their gravMt setback sou.- tne organ. Twenty-one Malays. 17 troopers and
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    Briton Dies While Trying To Save Muslim Servants
    198 1 A.P. CALCUTTA, Sundry ALEXANDER Leslie Cameron, British President of the Bengal Chamber of Commerce, was killed in communal rioting today as he s'.rove U: \y-( itect his two Musun» servants. Mi. Cameron left Calcutta last nieht to ent?rtain children at a rame
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    KASHMIR: STILL NO MEDIATOR
    76 1 Reuter. NtW YORK. Sun. -Inu.an and Pakistan delegations to' 'he United Nations were expecting to hear tomorrow irom the sponsors ol the Kashmir resolution on some dcnnite approach to finding a mediator in Kashmir. For nearly a rortnight now. negotiations have been oroceedlng behind the scenes
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    BOUND FOR CANNES
    24 1 Reuter. (iSTAAD. Switzerland. Sun. -Prince Aly Khan and his wife, Rita Haywotth. left Ostaad today for a stay in Cannes. —Reuter.
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    REDS REPULSED
    27 1 U.P. HONGKONG. Sun. A Central News report today disclosed the third Communist attempt to land on Hainan island but said it had been repulsed. —U.P.
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    GOVT. WILL ACT WITH FORCE GASPERI
    91 1 Reuter. ROME. Sun.—ln hundreds of cities and town's throughout Italy union leaders were today preparing their forces for massive demonstrations tomorrow Determined 10 break the socaKed "aping: offensive" of trie powerful Communist-led General Confederation of Labour, Premier Alcide De usually pjxUi ha'/* declared '"The
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    INDIA ACCEPTS AN INVITATION
    41 1 U.P. NEW DELHI. Sun. A Foreign Ministry spokesman said yesterday that the Indian Government has accepted the Australian invitation to a Commonwealth Conference on Asia. The conference is understood to be tentatively scheduled for May, in Canberra.—U.P.
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    SIT-DOWN STRIKE
    20 1 Reuter. PARIS. Sun.—One hundred and fifty Air France Security workers at Orly, today staged a "sit-down" strike. —Reuter.
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    All Arms Seized As Tribal Drums Beat
    220 1 U.P. SEROWE Bechuanaland, Sunday. BRITISH authorities seized all aims and ammunition on the Bamanewato reserve today as native drums beat in the jungles expecting the return of banned chief Seretse Khama. The British action was aimed at preventing violence among tribesmen when Seretse
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    TIGER CUB SNARLS AT REDS
    171 1 U.P. HONGKONG. Sun. Aw Hoe. son of the Tiger Balm king, disclosed today that th* Chinese Reds closed the firm's Canton factory and arrested three employees on the grounds of nonpayment of taxes. At the same time he charged that the Chinese Reds* tax demands
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    Night Search For Victims Of Flying Boat Blast
    412 1 [ATE last night, Royal Air Force volunteer rescu a crews and Naval divers were still nlunging into about 30 feet of water at the Sfletnr ijv»r*g boY base, trying to recover the- bodies of a Squadron Leader and an airman who were
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    WHERE'S THE FIRE
    37 1 A.P. EAST MOLINE, Sun.- Firemen on their way back to the station from a false alarm smelled smoke. They stopped, got down and extinguisned a lire in a brake drum of the fire engine.—A.P.
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    Bombed With Scented Ice
    170 1 SOUTH WM.ES Sun A South Wales housewife got a surprise from the skies recently. Busily engaged on her dally chores she was startled by a crash upstairs. Going into the bedroom to investigate she found a small block of ice perfumed right in tn~ mif dl*>
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    CIRCUS TRAGEDY
    40 1 A.P. SARASOTA. Florida. Sun. —A circus elephant snatched five-year-o'd Edward Schooley, who was feeding him with peanuts, from the side of his hon hied parents today end trampled him to death at the circus winter ciuaitets here. A.P.
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    KIDNAPPED PLANE
    28 1 U.P. —ERDING, Germany. Sun.— The release of one of thre** 'kidnapped" Czechoslovak airlines planes was requested of the U.S.A.F. today by Czech Consul Dr. Ernst Steiner.—U.P.
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    Lill4»olllS Off On FirM .Strike
    36 1 STOP PRESS Newly arrived Lincoln bo dttter* uem out Irom I •> :il« IMs N* I 'i*nir on their first anti-handil strike. They were bombed up last night and carried full loads.
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    First Result* Of Voting In Yugoslavia
    107 1 Reuter. BELGRADE, Sun.—First results in the Yugoslav general election, annoumed by Belgrade Radio tonight, indicated the expected heavy poll for Marshal Tito's Government. Kesults irom nostar, Bosnia, showed 17,562 votes in favour of the government in the Federal Council poll and 104 against. For
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    RED PLOT CRUSHED
    22 1 U.P. LA PAZ, Bolivia, Sun. -A Communist revolutionary plot was crushed today when police arrested 25 conspira tors —U.P.
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    Gold Rush On In America
    336 2 U.P. WASHINGTON. Sunday.— United States Government mining experts said yesterday that interest in gold prospecting is on the upswing in tnts country. They said they believed that the new interest springs rrom the growth of unemployment and as a sideline to postwar prospecting for uranium
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    France To Make More Cars
    61 2 A.P. PARIS, Sun.— French au manufacturers hope ake over 300.000 cars this year—providing they are noi handicapped by strikes. Production last year totalled 285.000 vehicles. France's 35 auto factories turned out 21,721 cars 5,186 light trucks, 2,885 heavy trucks, 159 buses and 47 tractors during
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    WORLD GROWS MORE COTTON
    229 2 A.P. WASHINGTON, Sunday. The International Cotton Advisory Committee reported during the *?HnT t i that WOrM P 0 °f cotton-reduced dunng the war—is increasing more rapidly than consumption World stocks were said to be neariy 14 per cent, larger than a year ago me committee is
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    BURMA BUYS JAP
    32 2 U.P. TOKYO, Sun. Japanese trade publications said the Burmese government had agreed to grant licenses for the importation of Japanese goods wort* $1,260,000 by the end of April.—U P.
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    PRICES ROSE ON MODERATE BUSINESS DONE
    666 2 IN THE SHARE MARKET LAST WEEK— By a Market Correspondent ANLY a moderate volume of business was written in the share market last week despite the good prices obtaining for tin and rubber! nevertheless, practically all share price changes recorded over the week were
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    Indians, Czechs Discuss New Trade Agreement
    168 2 Reuter. DRAGUE, Sunday. Indian and Czechoslovak experts detailed discussion of a new trade agreement. The five-man Indian delegation, under Mr. N. Raghavan, Indian Ambassador to Prague, includes Mr. S. Boothalingam, Joint Secretary of the Ministry Industry and Supplies The Czechoslovak delegation is under Dr.
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    NETHERLANDS INDIES TRADE AGREEMENT
    69 2 U.P. THE HAGUE, Sun.— Netherlands and Indonesia signed today a new trade and payments agreements with Poland, covering .trade products this year worth about 50,000.000 guilders. Netherlands Indonesia products to be exported to Poland will include seeds herrings, electro, technical chemical and pharmaceutical products, rayon, shoes,
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    Tin Prices
    22 2 SINGAPORE. Sat., Mar 25. 5*98.25. Down $1 lZy z cents. LONDON, Friday. Mar. 24. Spot: £602.5. Thre? months buyers £604.
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    In Search Of Higher Prices For Gold
    114 2 Reuter. CAPETOWN. Sun.—Dr. J. E. Holloway. South African Secretary for Finance, and Dr. W. J. Busschau, a Director of the Finance Corporation, will leave for Washington this week to discuss the technical aspects of Soutn AftrtCJl's nrorr-' 1 to the Iternational Monetary Fund
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    Japan To Export A Billion Yards Of Fabric This Year
    382 2 A.P. WASHINGTON, Sunday—The Japanese C ntt textile industry expects to export I(XK)OfX yards of fabric this year. This will exceed th^i'S? 1 exports of cloth by 250,000,000 yards *nd 946 tute about 60 per cent of the expected i 950°
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    RUBBER MARKET
    62 2 SINGAPORE Chamb,Commerce Rubber Association noon prim on Saturday (Mat. 251 were cents per lb Buyer Seller Nc. 1 R. 5.3. Spot loose nominal r>; 5$ F. 0.8. in ba'es Apnl No. 1 R.S.S. Silt Ml No. 2 R.S.S. 51* 531. No. 3 R.S S. U R. M. A.
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    BAN THIS TRASH
    563 4 HERE is a fantastic situation. For twentvone months we have been fighting Communists in the jungle; for five years we have been watching the march of Communism in Europe and Asia, with its avowed intention of ruling the world and destroying our way of life. We have
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    THERE IS TROUBLE BREWING IN BENGAL
    954 4  -  by NOEL BUCKLEY Reuter. CALCUTTA. BENGAL today is threatening to become an even more serious trouble spot in worsening relations between India and Pakistan than Kashmir. While the spotlight of the world is turned upon the dispute over the future of this North Western
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    Please, Spare The Common Cold!
    502 4  -  —by- HAL BOYLE A.P. NEW YORK. HAVE you noticed what science is up to now? It's trying to destroy man's best friend the common cold. This is rank ingratitude to an ailment that has helped more people than it has hurt For modem society is
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    IN THE GRIP OF THE BIG TEN
    367 4 A.P. TOKYO. JAPANESE bunks, particularly the "Big 10." are tightening their grip on •Tapan's economy. They are dealing mostly with big busineess. The bankers, say General Mac Arthur's Headquarters, have not changed much from, pre-occupation days when they worked closely with the Zaibatsu.
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    Topsy's Reprieve
    81 4 4 "REPRIEVE" has been won by Topsy. a small black-and-tan mongrel, who was sent to an animal clinic to be destroyed because no one wanted her. Instead of putting her to death, the staff at the Canine Defence League home at Hampton, Middle- sex, adopted her as a
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    CHINESE IN AMERICA DON'T CARE WHO WINS
    684 4 NEW YORK. AMERICA'S Chinatowns seem to be riding out the war in China with traditional calm and pols Red China or Nationalist China, thp Chinese in their two typical American communities. San Francisco and New York, display little excitement over the changing rule
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    Law Against Cold Revolution
    672 4 Reuter. BONN THE West Germa.i Republic, having learned its lesson trom the way in which the Weimar Republic was overthrown by the Nazis and trie 'Pcop;e's Democracies have been set up in Eastern Europe, U taking steps to protect itself against all kinds of subversive plots.
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    LESSONS AT SCHOOL ARE USELESS, SIX GIRLS SAY
    171 5 THE debate between six girls representing the Combined Singapore Girls' ,1s and six boys from Combined Singapore Schools has been fixed tor Friday. It will take niuc> ai the Victoria School Hall at three in the after iris who will speak for
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    THIS DRIVER COULDN'T MAKE UP HIS MIND
    111 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun.— Magistrate Che Kadir today ordered Tan Thian aged 44. to stop arand make up ins us to what plea he wanted to make when d with not having the licence-tax of his rar for the first-half of this year. Thian
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    SATURDAY BRIDE
    28 5 and Mm. Tan Sure* MM dM al th.- 11l jssfsf on Tan Hup Hoe l anjm- KuaJ. The bride was UN toroirr M.ss a.. Otei Lan.
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    Anniversary Dance
    29 5 Girls of the Chung Hwa Girls School celebrated the 31st. anniversary of the Singapore High School with a dance at the Happy World Stadium on Saturday night.
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    Camp Guards Cleared Of Blame
    379 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Sunday. Magistrate Ungku Ismail today exonerated the Camp Guards at the Majedie Detention Camp, who fired at and killed three of a crowd of angry detainees who assaulted Dato Wong Shee Fun on Jan. 14. He returned a verdict of "lustifiab'e homicide" at
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    234 5 SINGAPORE is no longer a cultural desert said Dr. G. V. Allen, Vice-Chancel-lor of the University of Malaya yesterday, when he declared open the British Council Books. Exhibition at the British Council Hall. Stamford Road. "Singapore and the whole of Malaya is re-alive—and one of the most interesting signs of
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    S'PORE'S NEWEST MATERNITY HOME
    96 5 SINGAPORE'S newest maternity hospital, a 24-bed tour storey building in Prinsep Street will be opened sometime next month. On the ground floor of the new hospital there will be a disponsary, a consulting room and garage space for two ambulances. The first, second and third floors
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    Stood When She Should Have Knelt
    241 5 MRS. Beatrice Ng. who was once "told off" in the Siamese court by the late Queen Mother of Slam because of her "shocking" court manners met and '•unshed to Kin. grandson of the Queen Mother, when she paid ho mage to him at Bukit
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    MALAYAN DIEHARDS FLAYED
    343 5 MR. ONR\ET SHOULD KEEP HIS VIEWS TO HIMSELF-Tan MALACCA, Sunday. MR. Tan Slew Sin, chairman of the Publicity Committee of the Malayan Chinese Association, today flayed Malayan diehards living in retirement in England, who were trying from eight thousand miles away, to dictate to Malaya. Said Mr.
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    PARKED CAR IN WRONG PLACE, DRIVER FINED
    87 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. When charged in the Magistrates' Court today for parking his car in an unauthorised place. 42-yeai old. Foo Chong Fah of Singapore pleaded guilty: but said he saw other cars park ed there also. Magistrate Che Kadir told him to
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    AMOK KILLER FOUND DEAD
    67 5 ALOR GAJAH, Sun —The officer in charge of a Police Station around here, who shot dead hLs wife and the wife of a po ice constable and two others last Tuesday, was found dead at Bukit Tambun today. He had shot himself through the mouth. One
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    EIGHT SCOUTS FOR JAMBOREE IN AUSTRALIA
    77 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.— The Federation of Malaya Scoytr' Council at the second annual general meeting h<Md :it the Victoria Institution yesterday decided to send a contingent to the Jaml»oree in Australia next year. The newly-elected executive committee consisting of a representative from each State
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    TWO LORRIES SET ON FIRE
    68 5 SEGAMAT, Today.—Five uniformed and armed bandits held up two trucks a P.W.D. vehicle and a civilian lorry- at the P.W.D. quarters at Cha'ah yesterday. They ordered the 24 labourers and mandore out of the vehicles and took away their identity cards. The bandits then set
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    THROAT CUT
    37 5 KUALA TRENGGANU, Sunday.—A Malay cut his wife's throat with a parang here yesterday. The victim was sent to hospital The Malay was arrested and the parang was recovered. He is believed to be mentally deranged.
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    LIVERPOOL REPEATS 1914 CUP SUCCESS
    789 6 SURPRISING FIRST DIVISION RESULTS Reuter. Sunday. After a lapse of thirty-six years, Liverpool qualified for the F.A. Cup Final yesterday when 70,000 spectators saw them gain a elearcut two-nil victory over their neighbours, Everton, to meet Arsenal at Wembley Stadium on April 2y. Liverpool's semi-final
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    Half Centuries In K.L.
    265 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.— Batsmen and bowlers shared honours today In the few cricket matches played here, the main attraction being on the Selangor Club Padang when the home team defeated the Indian Association by six wickets. Dtamintns (hi Indians f"i 108 rune, the Selai.'iror Club pa
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    Joe Prefers The Saw Dust Ring
    54 6 Reuter. WACO. Texas, Sun.— Former world heavyweight champion Joe Louis announced here that he would definitely not return to the ring. Instead he has signed a contract to tour Canada for a circus, starting on May 24. Before that he will make an exhibition
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    And Wales Their 1911 Rugby Achievement
    215 6 Reuter. £ARDIFF, Sunday. Wales made history at Cardiff Arms Park yesterday where, in defeating France by 21 points (three goals, a penalty goal and a try) to nothing, they became the first Welsh side since 1911 to win all four rugby international championship matches
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    B. WILLIAMS RETURNS TO CARDIFF XI
    452 6 LONDON. Sunday.—Blcddyn Williams, the Welsh International centre thrcequartci. who has been out of the game since January because of a knee injury, returned to the Cardiff side at Bath and scored the winning try three minutes from "no side." Williams is a member of
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    GUTHRIE S.C. XI
    64 6 The following will lepresenl Guthrje Sports Club m a friendly game of soccer agauisj the FARKUF Guard Dog Unit XI at r ).l. r p.m. today at the Farrer Park: Ho Fook Sens Lam Teck Kirn. Abdul Latiff' Malik. Chan Ah Wing. Tan Pen Kee. Ho Fook
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    FIGHTING KNOCK BY I. AHMED
    293 6 Reuter. KARACHI, Sun.—A grand fighting knock of 127 including 11 fours by Imtiaz Ahmed and a creditable 56 by Maqsood enabled Pakistan to reach a healthy score of 271 for six wickets when play ended on the first day of the first test against Ceylon
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    Cambridge Favourites To Win Boat Race
    240 6 Sunday. With a week to go before the Oxford and Cambridge boat race along the four and a quarter miles of thr Thames, Cambridge are still favourites to win. Some people predict a close finish. Their reason: Oxford against a strong head wind and
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    V.M.C.A. TENNIS TOURNAMENT
    151 6 There will be no play in the V.M.C.A. lawn tennis tournament on Wednesday owing to the exhibition match by Geof Brown on the S.C.C. Padang. Ties foi tomorrow's matches are: OPEN MIXER DOIKLKS: •Mrs. A. Greenhill A: Ong Bee v Mr. Mrs. W. S. M Warden. Mrs.
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    PERAK TURF CLUB SETS A GOOD EXAMPLE
    196 7  -  RICHEST RACE IN MALAYA NEXT MONTH I! Y ALBERT SPENCER The Man with 2,000 Winners the Perak Turf Club are to be commended for 1 the fine example they have set other racing bodies in Malaya by offering the richest stake S10.000 for
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    STATISTICS FOR SINGAPORE RACE MEETING
    214 7 Th> following were the suc(•nsfui jockeys and trainers at II Singapore Turf Cuib March JOCKEYS Wins .-nds. :ids. U p. A. A;, res 4 4 4 12 1 3 11 r. Tulloh 2 3 2 16 T. Htri'. r 2 1 34 <; Woods 2
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    ROVERS LUCKY TO DRAW WITH PULAU BRANI
    159 7 An t>!f-sid° goal by Yin :übled the Rovers Sports Club to force a oneill draw with the Pulau Brani L'niN d in a Singapore ir F. Senior League ti Ju!an Besar Stadium yesterday. 11 ii came, when Yin Kee. feet behind the backs,
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    CUSTOMS WIN BY GIFT GOAL
    104 7 ja*sTkM una nlT!"'fM. 0 1 Re «>m rolled f:o C n UIC SSS aer mi* ;irod ,hr b had a demoralising t fl, ton h tewn and the rorwaiS m their MiiT I t^, q,lillise sent the hall in all direction* in front Oi the
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    Spills And Thrills At S.D. Motor Cycle Trials
    301 7 jyjORE than fifty army and Singapore Volunteer Corps motorcyclists had a field day yesterday at Pasir Panjang, when they competed for the Singapore District Inter-Unit Motorcycle Trial, over a patch of very rough, hiliy War Department land off Clementi Road. The event
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    SANDS v NJOO FIGHT MAY BE POSTPONED
    101 7 As Bobby Nioo is to BsW Little Paras in Manila on April 1, his engagement with George Sands, tentatively set for April 7. will be postponed to thy end of next month. Meanwhile, when George Sands arrives here, he will be sent to
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    FINE BATTING AND BOWLING FEATS IN CRICKET TOURNEY
    307 7 TWO UNFINISHED CENTURIES AND A HAT-TRICK TWO unfinished centuries and several good bowling performances one of which was a hat-trick, featured the opening of the Singapore Cricket Association tournament. Except for two Senior Division matches outright decisions were registered h* the other
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    ALL THE CRICKET SCORES
    1754 7 SCC v CSC s.C.C. Ist. innNelson c Cooke b S. K. Sundram V Homer c Vellupiltai b Nagaiah 5 Heard b S. K. Sundram 12 Polts b Nagaiah 1 Hyslop b Nagaiah Hunt c ThuraMingh uu o S. K. Sundram v. Lynch c Mttthucumaru b S.
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    'Human Chain' Helps Rider
    62 8 Driver Dunbar rets a helping hand Irom a "human tormed by Malay soldier* tailed over a steep rim during yexerday's lnter-u,m .nutor eyele tr.ai at i asir l'anjang. Col. Ma» Davvood of theS.V.C. rerelvinj; th, "I? *t Ma'ayan Rider" cup from Col. GHchrist, Deputy Director ot
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    THREE MINISTERS OF BAO DAI QUIT
    191 8 Reuter. SAIGON, Sun. Three members of the Vietnamese Government the Minister of National Defence and the Secretaries of State for Foreign Affairs and for Sport and Youth resigned today. Reports in usually weU- informed Vietnamese circles said further resignations would soon follow and formation
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    HUMAN HEART OPERATED ON
    105 8 PHILADELPHIA. oun.— Three Philadelphia surgeons have successfully operated on a human heart through the neck- not the chest—with a new and still unnamed stainless steel instrument. fnree members of the nospitals thoiagic surgery depal tment performed the opeiation to relieve the strain on Mr. Dona'd Constable's
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    Guerilla Border Battle
    80 8 French Outtost In Northern Indo-China. Sun.—Nationalist Chinese guerillas have entered the battle along Indochina's north-eastern boundary to save this French colony from c invasion. A wel! organised force of :{,OOO Nationalist guerillas today effectively aanraaaed 0,000 Communist troops holding the frontier adjoining China. Led by Genera' Ziou
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    LAND AND AIR CHIEFS LEAVE
    51 8 Gen. Sir John Harding, Commander-in-Chief Far Fast Land Forces, and Air Marshal F.J. Fogarty. Commander-in-Chief Far Fast Air Forces, left Singapoie this morning for Hongkong. They aie to witness the joint exercises and participate in talks. Sir John will leave 101 Tonking immediately after the
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    ARRIVED SAFELY
    15 8 LONDON. Sun. Air viceMarshal Richard L.R. Atcherley, C.I.C. Pakistan Air Force, arrived today
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    First H'Bomb To Be Exploded Next Year?
    173 8 U.P. WASIuNGTi >.V Sunday. THE EnhvetOk atom bomj tests, projected last 1 v.itumn, will not be ocaJ until the spring of 195' i.;-«* rt .aing to Cangr--ir\*sauiv*»s yesterday. This has raised the possibility that the first U.S. Hydrogen Bomo may be ready for
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    SARAWAK'S NEW GOVERNOR IS IN SINGAPORE
    73 8 The new Governor of Sarawak. 44-veai-old Mr. Anthony Foster Abell arrived in Singapore by the Willem Rnya yesteiday evening. Mr .Abell is from Nigeria and had been the Resident of the Province of Oyo there. He was educated in Oxford and appointed cadet to
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    'Crusher' Crushed
    39 8 King Kong, the giant Hunjrar.an »rentier iwt* all his xveieht on to the tlatten.d form of "I'll Crush Em Kormhenko during their- main fighl at the Great World on Saturday night. King Kong won In round lour.
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    New Move To Unseat Nationalists At U.N
    263 8 Reuter. U.P. LAKE SUCCESS, Sunday. A UNITED Nations group with a majority of countries which recognise the Communist regime in China will convene here on Monday, with prospects that a new move may be mi-dc to unseat the Nationalist delegate. The 15-nation Transport
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    MALAYA GETS INVITE TO ASIAN GAMES
    160 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. AN- invitation for Malaya to participate in the Asian Games to be held in A New Delhi from Nov. 4 to Nov. 12 this year has already been received by the Singapore Olympic Sports Council, but Mto whether Malaya will be
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    95 Per Cent Vote For Mr. Tito
    126 8 U.P. BELGRADE, Sun. More than 95 per cent of Yugoslavia's ten million voters trooped to the polls in brilliant sunshine today to endorse Marshal Tito's unopposed list of candidates for parliament. No incidents were reported as government officials claimed a record turnout throughout
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    S'PORE IMPORTS $1 MILLION PAINT A YEAR
    73 8 SINGAPORE imports over $1,000,000 worth of paint each year from the United Kingdom, world's largest paint exporter, said Mr. Charles Berger, Export head of Lewis Berger and Son Ltd., yesterday. Mr. Berger, sixth genera tion of the Berger family, \s in Singapore on
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    FRANK BUCK DEAD
    108 8 A.P. HOUSTON. TEXAS. Sun.—Frank Buck. 6G-year-old Texan who gained fame by capturing wild animals throughout the world, died of a lung ailment yesterday. The "Bring 'Em Back Alive" animal author had been ill since being injured in a taxi-caD wrecit unree years ago. «o r»rjt«rert tb*» hos*"
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    DOUBTFUL
    32 8 U.P. ATHENS. Sun.- The liberal leader, Sophocles Venizelos. had drawn up a cabinet of sixteen members yesterday, but it is doubtful whether he would get a vote of confidence from Parliament.—U.P
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    WHAT'S ON TODAY GENERAL
    19 8 Y.W.C.A.: Conversational English class at 3 p.m. TVe«? milking at 5 p.m. at Raffles Quay.
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    CINEMA
    151 8 CAPITOL: "Tokyo Joe" with Humphrey Bogart a>id Hawakaya at 11. 1.45, 4. 6.30 and 9.30 p.m. PAVILION: "Citizen Kane" with Orson Welles and Jcseph Cotten at 1.45, 4.15. P 45 r.nd 9.3n p.m. CATHAY: "The Heiress' with Olivia de Havilland vith Clitt Montgomery at 11, 1.45« 4 15, 6.45
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    SPORT
    21 8 SOCCER: Snr. ige: RAF Seletar v Royal Navv at Ja'>an Bentir: Jnr. B2: Indonesian 'B' v Star Soccerities at Ueylang.
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    TIDE
    10 8 H.W.: 3.00 a.m. (7ft. Cin.) 5.45 p.m. (5ft. 6in.)
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    NATIONALIST AIR FORCE CRIPPLES RED JUNK FLEET
    339 8 Planes; Tanks Sent To Hainan Reuter, A.P. U.P. TAIPEI, Sunday. THE Air Force said in a report that from IVlarcli IG to 21, over 150 various typis of war planes dropped 34,280 pounds of bombs, killed over 400 Communists, destroyed over JOO junks
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    LORRY AMBUSHED
    31 8 A.P. ASMARA, Sun. Sixty bandits ambushed a P.W.D. lorry on the Massawa road today, seriously wounding three native constables and three escorts with hand grenades and rifle fire. —A.P
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    U.S. Urged To Send Rice To China
    131 8 A.F. U.P. HONGKONG. Sun. Observers here thougnt that the suggestion that the United States ship rice to China to help alleviate famine has "tremendous possibilities." The suggestion was made by Oswald Anderson, an official of the Wisconsin Farm Bureau in Madison. One observer
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    STRIKE BLOW FOR PEACE, SAYS TRUMAN
    97 8 U.P. A.P. KEY WEST, FLORIDA. Sun. —President Truman yesterday asked Congress to strike a blow for peace', by passing the $3373 million cmnibus foreign assistance programme. He said that failure to enact the measure in its full amount wou d do irreparable damage. In
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    TWO-GUN SISTER WANG RETURNS
    165 8 A.P. HONGKONG, Sum-Eighth Sister Wang, sometimes called two-gun Sister Wan- has joined the Nationa ist gucri]. las. Eighth Sister Wang became famous for her exploitaround Shanghai under Japanese rule. Some considered her nothing much more than a sort of junk pir att m around the Yangtze
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    Piccard To Blame For 'Saucers'
    107 8 MINNEAPOLIS. Sun. Stratosphere exploring Di. Jean Piccard said yesterday that he may be to blame lor most of the 'flying sane r reports. The sixty-six-year old aeronautical engineer said that there are three kinds of 'saucer.' The first II a king for which there is
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