Morning Tribune, 26 March 1947

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    7 1 MORNING TRIBUNE 10 CESTS s; 194 1
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    LINGGADJATI PACT SIGNED IN BATAVIA
    103 1 LINGGADJATI PACT SIGNED IN BATAVIA I Revolution Ends kfjlkdj lkdjflkdjklf jlkfdfd teen months i r revoiuuon, gotiation ended m lnd< Linggaujati r\gr< Im( ti Vil Java. The cen m -ny took p: di the Netherlands ssion General m th Entertainment Hill ol Dr Moot's Palace on tho Rijsweg, Batavta, before
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    THREAT TO BLOW-UP CONSULATES
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    International Smuggling Ring Smashed
    43 1 International Smuggling Ring Smashed Bordeaux. Mar. 25.— An mU'rmuggling rina d across the 111 i has been police am. B :h businessman from I r d charged with llleI automc bil parts ot and his s I on provis kfjd djfkl dkjlf U.P.
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    18 1 n March 25— Bi d today that F I and Russia were likeh. I a tre Finnish U.P.
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    Strong Hopes Of Halting Floods In Britain
    21 1 Strong Hopes Of Halting Floods In Britain W hicl in hund I v halted todi last nignl ri Army or. Reuter
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    AUSTRALLAN FOOD RATIONS SEVERE
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    Jap Commander Can't Sleep Through Worry
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    RAF PLANE CRASHES IN SINGAPORE JUNGLE
    118 1 BOTH OCCUPANTS KILLED (Tribune Stair Reporter) A R.A.F. plane crashed longing to the Bth Squadron, area yesterdj It was a Beauflghter belonging to the Bth squadron, Seletar, and was on an air test when the accident occurred. Beth its occupants Were killed. Eyewitnesses said
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    Releases And Discharges From Services
    65 1 Releases And Discharges From Services LONDON, Mar ».V— The Ministry oi Labour and National Service states that r; taMMI and dis- charges from the Forces and Auxiliary and Nurs- in_r Services from June 18. i IMS, to the end ot Fehru- i mry 1941 was 4,:{73.8D0. Individual releases and discharges
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    STALIN AND MARSHALL TO CONFER
    66 1 MOSCOW. Mar 25 -A come ence between Marshal Stalin and George C. Marshall, the US Secretary of State, m the near future on President Truman's proposed diplomatic offensive ag in-t Communist expansion m the Eastern Mediterranean is expected American sources -aid Marshall still had no
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    EMPIRE MEDAL: TWO MALAYS HONOURED
    123 1 EMPIRE MEDAL: TWO MALAYS HONOURED London. Mar. 25. Ross bin Ahmad, dresser at a dispensary Ln Lenga, Malaya, and Mat I l bin Mohamed. sub-inspector Kedah Police Force, havt been awarded the British Empire Medal, lor service to the during tne military operations m Malaya p] Sept. 3 1945. states
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    30 1 MASCUS. Mar. 25.—Turrit •> have closed the with Syria over a hun;ch after the o c 30 n irkey. W i the people m the th: rued the c luthoritl Reuter
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    Early World Disarmament Hopes Squashed
    84 1 Early World Disarmament Hopes Squashed LAKE SUCCESS, Mar 25-The United Nations marked i*-- fii-t anniversary m the United State., by squashing hope of an early world di armament, trying to settle the bitter beBiitain md Albania. Diplomat, of the United Nations had the word ol Britain and America that there
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    UNO Takes Over New Home
    50 1 NEW YORK. Mar 25 -The United Nation- takes over officially iy a six-block section of midtown Manhattan tint will be its manent home. The special ceremony marking ij the propeity $8,500 gilt from John D. Rocke- the first the United Natlna on American soil. UP
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    COMMUNISTS MASSING FOR RE-ATTACK
    115 1 COMMUNISTS MASSING FOR RE- ATTACK Nanking. Mar. 25. Communist troops, holding towns m a semicircle 30 to 50 miles north and > northeast of Yenan. are massing for what appears to be a counI ter-offensive against the former Red capital. Meanwhile, V nchieh. on the .Ninghs'a border, northwest of Yenan.
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    37 1 I Madrid. Mar. 25— Official sources said today that the Government was completing cases against a group of youths, nine of them minors, held for bombing food shops and who will be court-martialled at public tr U.P.
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      49 1 THE PUBLIC A HER NEEDS on i v ftm! ction m the departmental store which riminating array ol the LATEST STOCKS and y them nt Gian S A Service is our watchword and quality our guarantee. Pay us a visit daily. You will always find GIAN SINGH CO. RoBft9
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    603 2 Reply To Men's Demand For Wage Increase I I con nee ii by the lal pro< Tho memorandum subh C fore Mr. Jus: it rday. dealing witl to eight major demands' inter 'But m all statements made by Wit- i nesses (among rs) (luring judicial proci are absolutely privileged
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    TRIAD CONNECTIONS ALLEGED: ECHO OF ANSON ROAD RAID
    337 2 Prosecutions m connection with secret societies m Singapore can be instituted with the sanction of the attor ey-General, only if it could be proved that triad rituals or triad sciences had been recently used by those societies. Thi- ruling by the AttorneyGeneral
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    234 2 The p I I thii submit re submitted yesterday, whih I mands dea h minor pc 1 hursday. I tack rruption and d .ole warnln tl. m the an d it was stated that eh.- a result ol the concessions granted m September last without any inert a tres
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    Singapore Sunderland "Sinks Enemy Submarine" Off Malaya
    133 3 X and an lt by bad weath with the early stages of the a 'reconnoHering" Sunderland etar was ablt to locate- the sui> mwL, II I r li idquartars i the Sand rland as 11 on around b threatening and m< j On!\
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    STOWAWAYSAND INFANT JOIN RAJULA
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    STOLE FROM BOD
    63 3 A soeuuty policeman. Gangar Singh, being -uspicious of a Chin--ivmg a Shed t the 223 Ordnance Depot No. sub-depot, Alexander Road, on M<»iHi -topped him. On him he found vehicle valued at $10. Chinese. Hong Vat Lai. 28. pleaded guilty befoie ite Ahmad bin Ibrahim :day to
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    NEW 'DATOK NAVING'
    38 3 he Cheklah bin Mohd. Sab en appointed "Datok Naning." M lacca, m place ol Li Othm n bin Kering. who died during the occupation. The lation oi the new Datok Xani: take place on Mar
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    MAN, NOW DEAD, CONFESSED TO KILLING
    232 3 A confession of murder made by Anandan. an Indian, ii stingap re Police Court on Sept. 19 was read out by the Coroner, Mr. W. G. Porter, at an enquiry mI to the death of a 28-year-old Indian, Govindan. who was found at Bukit
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    JSP Repat Starts From Tomorrow
    243 3 Tribune Staff Repor'e r Hundred a id .hir y iwt Japanese surrendered personnel will leave Singapore for Japan aorrow. y are the first batch of k men to be repatr a ed from here under he "move-out" scheme winch started to operate m Sou h
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    Man Gambles Life To Save His Wife
    326 3 Opera On SYDNEY, Mar. 25. of the rarest and must daring o; r attempted has been performed In St. John of God Hospital, Subia< stern Austral; Jn an attempt to save the life of a woman. While eminent doctors crowded the gallery of
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    TALK ON JOHORE MALAYS
    42 3 Tungku Abdullah bin Omar-of Johore will be the speaker .it the next meeting of the EastWest Society, which will be held on Thursday, at 8.30 p.m at the YMCA, Orchard Road. Tungku Abdullah's subject will be: "Johore Malays."
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    ARMS ROBBERY CHARGE
    81 3 Alleged tc have taken par f in an armed robbery with three others at Race Course Road, at j 3 d. m on Mar 20, when a I Chinese was robbed of $7.109. 5U I m cash and jewellery, a tentaI ..ve charge cf armed robbery was
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    S.A.T.D. MEETING
    29 3 Aii Extraordinary General g oi the Singapore Association of Teachers of Dancing will b: held en Saturday at the Happy Wovld Cabaret at 4.00 p.m. sharp i
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    Morning Tribune WEDNESDAY MARCH 26, 1947. Malaya's Third Industry
    279 4 Morning Tribune WEDNESDAY MARCH 26, 1947. Malaya's Third Industry lln itation industrii n ferred market circles as "The Consols of the East"' by reason of tlir stability oi the it venues produced have fallen on evil but the prosp< be far from discouraging. In the flrsl place, cur: probably permit
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    Next Door To Shangri-la
    1238 4  - Next Door To Shangri-la Elizabeth Marcos -—★by* 1 fkg flg flgk;lfkg;lf I my guilty rush ol Ifhl Ol a male m t pin- »uit Quite gr "en iround oitically clutching Alter you liT, I thought, niak--1 entreating m« Trudy. the stewardess. Go to the room, Iged Please, not here I
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    5-Second News From Britain
    49 4 5-Second News From Britain Air I D übh I on I I J town Un lv I on tr übl X I w X \V ■pr-oa-a by M i i D.F.C.. Hf Gold The furni: S) plaining I L. permits I 1112 firms I I hfgher I el permit-
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    M.P. Says Labour May Quit This Autumn
    219 5  -  H.L. HOPKIN I LONDON LETTER I by 0 I I; _HF*** fas H _Hr°* ii JNO t, hand p a that will turn n the ol the t h c m '1' Wh ehang. crtpi n polic, thin \l 11M.N 111 ilO\ Hut
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      79 5 JJvl SinqapohsL ShopA, I Art Curios C. K. Tang i Value-Minimum C< RIVER VAI.I BY ROAD NGAPOI Cafe Restaurant I inlayson Green 61, Middle Road. Singapore, Phone 2620 Confectionery 7 FOR WEDDING OR BIRTHDAY TEA-PARTIES CALL AT THE VICTORIA Confectionery Store 71. Victoria Street, HIGH CLASS CATERERS AND CONFECTIONERS. Cosmetics
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      128 5 United Trading Co. nford Road, Singapore 11 IT is ANYTHING ELECTRICAL, PLEASE ONSULT I Embroidery Direct Importers ol all k.nds ot Chmese Hand-made Fanry Goods. <,<iM*lft!ST<»m: R ad. Phone ***** (Rodney House) Singapore Forwarding Agents SINGAPORE BAGGAGE TRANSPORT AGENCY 45. The Arcade: Tel: No. 4658 Prompt Execution, Reliability a.d Satisfaction
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      123 5 Optician Regarding the eyesight Consult: New China Optical Co. 71. H gh Street, Singapore. Phone 378G Photographer CENTURY STUDIO No. 23, New World Amusement Park. SINGA PHOTO STUDIO 64. High 8 tret. Singapore. loor and Outdoor I Photographers Pi*, no* USED PIANOS BY FAMOUS MAKERS AT REASONABLE PRICES Nang Heng
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    Bttalions In Burma Army
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    Civilain Control For Pacific Is.
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    EX-MINISTER OF JUSTICE SENTENCED TO DEATH
    32 7 EX-MINISTER OF JUSTICE SENTEN CED TO DEATH -__-_k). B -old B B B B B B I kd jkldsj flksdjdfjldkf •i old I ilousy v I I nt r! but. tl Reuter
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    DISASTROUS FLOODS DESTROY U.K. CROPS
    48 7 DISASTROUS FLOODS DESTROY U.K. CROPS lon, I Hou& I ha^i I I Dutch experts, unrivalled i. tck flood v.> lvi< c ai i be 1 30 I I 1 V Will be KUI k breach it the can F nlai :d the nd three d m the c
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    Jew Delegates 'Walk-out'
    66 7 Pan-Asian Congress d lega walked f the Inter-Asian n Egypn deli kea a m a ice. Bergmann, the Palestine tion leader. was lat r br i back to the Assembly hal] by an Indian member and ands with Bergman earlier had told the that the Jews wer*
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    Jap Peace & "House Clean" In America
    15 7 Jap Peace "House Clean" In America Radi i anSunda> mc d S with Balk- U.P.
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    Kidnapped U. S.
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    Russia Insists On Reparations To Yugoslavia
    39 7 Russia Insists On Reparations To Yugoslavia M 24. —The today Foreign ivia to 0.000.000 reparations mst Austia despite ecret Potsdam ict no repara- from that country. The demand was made :an rt the na•000,000 from U.e now ncy. U.P.
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    New President For China's Executive Yuan
    46 7 New President For China's Executive Yuan SHANGHAI. Mar 24- D. v. Chun-hui. the Sccretary-Oenera ne Supreme National Defence ippointe 4 th 0 President of the Executive Yuan he Interim Government, succeeding Gen. Chi nig Kai-shek, v. ho has boen holding the conT. V Soong resig UP
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    JAP CAPTAIN HEARD WAR ENDED 'ONLY 10 DAYS AGO'
    100 7 RABAUL, Alar. 24. Japanese Army Captain KeSaji r crimes investigators here to-day thai he did no T war was over until ten d by a local policeman on a cific sland n id i i a -rs and several h 1943.
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    HUGE CUT IN FRENCH ARMY BUDGET
    49 7 HUGE CUT IN FRENCH ARMY BUDGET I li military bu r the id thr. tths Ol by the A the Finance mm Bchunam. it was learned reliably iay. The new military budget, rei from 50.500.000.000 franca to 45,000,500.000 italics, is exto the French Cabinet at Its meeting tomom Reuter
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    School Car Held up
    104 7 School Car Held up 1 3e, displ ,ndcuffs and r »ing as detectivi iveying children to sch got the vehicle driven to a lot. spot m Thomson Road and rob bed the driver of his personal belongings as well as the car, yesterday morning. Later the car wa> recovered m
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    Singapore Rugger Player's Wadding
    224 8 Singapore Rugger Player's Wadding go Mr J> i the Cumberland Ru ai> m to Mri tie. nee Lund who arrived m Singft] Bermu The bride m a be a lovelj l blm tiny hat ol Ostrich ith.-r- to match, with cherr> bouquet id lerborai ng an attract ►lour &nt> xv
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    Morning Coffee At Robinsons
    34 8 Morning Coffee At Robinsons Saturday morning's cup ol coffee m Robinson's is qur t'-;iv< n the-e days and nearly everybody manages to tind time to drop m there during •he c 1" their shopping.
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    Around The Town
    789 8  -  VERA ADMORE WITH Saw Peggy Swaine looking better after her roe nt Illness wearing a particularly becoming shade ot dusty puik. Mr- H. P Sparks m a trim red and white striped jumper suit was with Mrs C E. H. Dolphin who a pretty shade of duck
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    UNKNOWN Old?
    70 8 UNKNOWN Old? For Pc pi tir-t first tin) thusl 51 I of th< tht se wh latter awaken I Individual indicative nealth. H wev< .md tired you are be wist It ma your are recuper t. An v mucl fnan th< -lumt s- mcl I indie i hausti ed you
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      42 8 LFL ARMJt Having Wonderful Time SPREADIN'TH RUMOR XJ'D ESCAPED T" 7MWAP'. SOUTH AMERICA, E^ NOTH WHILE HIDIN'OUT IN V r/yd ALIV* THESE. HILLS, WAS x> CLEVER O' YOU, j*A THINKS ivV r V Sx y^ £35*- C*-£VAHr 1 1 <^\ TV If J*»
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    Unsung Heroes Of Hollywood
    383 9  - Unsung Heroes Of Holly wood Henry Gris j^^B OUR SPECIAL FEATURE I^^H FROM HOLLYWOOD f by Mcrna.u Tribune J Cor res m Hollywood i HOLLYWOOD. Marjorie 1 Main ami Percy Kilbride a pair of Hollywood's st popular and entertain- ing character actors. .her, by any stretch ol agination could be
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    PANTHER CUTS LOOSE
    149 9 PAN THER CUTS LOOSE A panther m a cage or on a leash is one thing but when a panther becomes peripathetav that's a different tning as t..e cast and crew of Tarzan and the Huntress" discovered th ether day. "Dynamite an aptly-named black panther was work.ng In a scene
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    IS HIS FACE RED!
    107 9 ai film whlcl vnu's one i-I th will be dc, jovial playei ot both i :ii->t' i n And Ai for picking slfzak i that the lOtund actor Ban turn coloui .i> easily vomen can turn on real t< .> In a, film medium m whan
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    "Mr. Jordan" Goes "Down To Earth"
    102 9 Hollywood. Roland Culver, he British character actor who recently flew from London to Hollywood to play "Mr. Jordan" m Columbia's new R-ta Hayworm musical, is having a dimctilt time v.\th American slanguage Recently, when Rita saw Culver early m the morning on the set
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    Forgotten Switch
    83 9 A bu-. borrowed from a local ti asportation company for a c nu In "in,' Be- Jteai ul Oui Lave.-," tht Samuel Ooldwyn pro auction una RKO Radio release. perf< i mcd perfectly m rehear* *ls But when the tak, w l aaited the bu, tempeiam. ntahy refused
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      36 9 I I P?NF H nStt ,CAGO T^° WEEKS NOTHIN' BUT J < CONST*u£r,^, rROM TODAY. V- GOOD COMDi?ii£ T,ON J NT»L THEN -DO TIME I O TWO A W ANY VI NOTHIN' BUT HAVL. SOLID WEEKS Tf\
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    London Stock Exchange
    33 11 London Stock Exchange th Afrii md. but i th Cape sU! nd 01 Horn- al trend b"th r chat but rican railwa ady with Bra:ere changed. with other _n bori Br** RU': Reuter
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    Taiwan Revolt: Two Executed
    39 11 SHANGHAI. Mar 25— At iaiwai executed lor heading the ig which recently <wept land, and m an 200 inent leaders, including paper publisher and n r uned" ident C Dt enI vel v. eren n
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    SINO-P.I. TREATY NFGOTIATIONS
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    U.S. Warships Transfer, Part Of Aid Programme
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    PRODUCE MARKETS
    247 11 quoted beiow are per picul weight except \*h< Keuah Siam No 1 350 perl or >5 Black Be.: <2. Soya B Tientsin No. 1 526; N i. 2 124; Groundnu $62; unshelled $45. Produce: -Th* following we^ ,-esterday's quotations for comTiodities: Saeo flour, best qua im quail pink'
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    £4 MILLION MORE IN TEA
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    New York Market Dull
    126 11 NEW YORK. Mar. 24. The market dragged through another dull session m the afte showing 6n b. dance 'os fraction to one point, more from lack ol interest than any pressure. Lab i uncertainties continue a* the principal reasons for di— operating poli< minings, motors, electric
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    D.S. RUBBER CONTROLS TO CONTINUE
    72 11 D.S. RUBBER CONTROLS TO CONTINUE WASHINGTON, Mar. 24. The Senate voted today to continue Government's controls of domestic, natural and .synthetic rubber, and its Judicea.ry Committee unanimously recommended a short extension of periods el controls ove t grain, fats and Oils. The measure also permit- the expiration thi s March
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    CAVENAUGH WIN
    33 11 igh Youngsters XI d the District Dawns ;XI on Is to two at Fort Canning Ground, alter a fast and cX( 'tne. Sco: thi Cavenaughs iXI were Berry (11 and Jabbar
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    SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
    57 11 Ships alongside the fcingap re Tumpat whan E WEST WHARF E Godown 12 Tho'becke. Kepoiv* <Bri Ish) 1874 tons, down 4 5 Dlomi from Bangkok. Godown 6 7 Samur. lb 1367 tons, 11 12 Duke cf Athi i f rom Honi il im. len COAL PLANT M:ik an
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      35 11 ■oT THE AIR f TODAY j V i X K l l (OB) ■id network— cmnksk and indian ■PROGRAMMES 3S!ld 6.00 i 25 mf band, heard mega4t |Q6tre L Hi X ■Mr* I I B|
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    Amnesty Decree Sets 25,000 Poles Free
    167 12 \ks.\v. a] and ruin i nent, whicl into n thai men.: i i b tht j bY PlrBeirut m an with. tiy m January, la rt m oi the inner he coun ry from ad states m a ore amble that "to enable all
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    U.S. Telephonists' Strike Vote
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    JAP WIVES LIKE BEING BOSSED
    94 12 JAP WIVES LIKE BEING BOSSED TOKIO. Mar 25. Tv. per cent, oi Lie Ju questioned In a teamtchi Eurvej still want to be b h r men and wnich will b providing equal r men and w imen The surv v sh the unmarried still pret erred to be However.
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    48 12 Sydney. Australia's full embracing the thi examination by Field-Marshall I i irrives m Australia In July. naval are not likely to be modify the possible it mic bombs. be a th the latest equipment keep open th. ucy. lit m I bomb." rquarl I I p; i
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    Yalta Determined Fate Of Manchuria
    631 13 POSITIONS OF CHINA AND RUSSIA WASHINGTON, Mar 24. The State Department to-day made public the entire texts of the Teheran. Yalta and Potsdam agreements, Including the part of February 11. 1945, whereby the Kurileg and Southern Sakhalin and concessions m Manchuria, were promised m return
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    TWO ADMIT THEFT
    73 13 who pleaded Ity m the Fourth p art Cl U ol theft. need to twelve w« h hard labour R land v I: Ulu Pandan tamp, admit?. -d having stolen camera w .rt h $300 belong! v X C eke March tnltted h.i. tch m.m R mm
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    FUTURE OF DAIREN
    107 13 V Shanghai. Mar 2.). The 7 usual y-re:iab<> Sn Wu Pao from Mukden sa d Chinese au hori ws expect i over Dair>'n by J mid-April and cla tried S i hat de ctUi of the take- t'dure were being i arruhyed by a Sino-Sovu Jo Hi,
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      32 13 ataaaatt *>■ m maa\\ Wm\m^ MCHJSY BETTY |)TT* FIELD If: H Direct f'» JfAW RLNOIR hat H Sary X m\% :*oov SOULS Command" I ■Trough I I^'-K.kar" V th < Jungle" I I I
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      43 13 SKI ....la. ial 2 Bh< w»: 1 9 i 5 p The Mob I id Thrill ot th. Adventurer "Return Of Daniel with Bill Bliio mmmm mmmmm i^^— m ijii0.....\.%v. 3 Shi pm and musical ex i "George White Scandals" KROW "Desert Song"
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      72 13 Last Day Today t Zings Of China" (China Air Forced TOMORROW 'House On 92nd Street' ith William Eythe S gne Hasso Tomorrow Midnight "BILLY THE KID' m Technicolot with Robei\ Taylor. Brain Donlevy 9 15 p.m Thi Unusual M ISLE OF THE DEAD' wi h Karloff, Blli MORROW "Return Of
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      144 13 HOI X AM) A HALF'S t n\s| \M |\llll Wl\ Dv aid mmm Opens Today 4 Shows 1.30 4—6.30-9.30 p.m I MJGHTON IS IVIACiM 11( ENT 1 Snu da ii I unes Kmma\\ Amaa\\\ aaa\\ Charlos LAUGHTON Ella RAINES dear uun Stanley Ridges tj£c& Henry Uaniell Kox a 1 1
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    MALAYAN SHARE QUOTATIONS
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