Morning Tribune, 22 April 1947

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    9 1 MORNING TRIBUNE 10 CENTS m- r v i i
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    PRINCESS ELIZABETH TALKS TO THE EMPIRE
    482 1 PRINCESS ELIZABETH TALKS TO THE EMPIRE ■p 21.— "1f we all go forward together ii, high courage and quiet heart, we X this ancient Commonwealth. X ly, an even grander thing than it test days of our forefathers, said I: beth m the course of her 21st birth- British Empire
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    SIR HARRY TRUSTED ARRIVES
    24 1 SIR HARRY TRUSTED ARRIVES 9 lift ■X 'AC plan? into t m pean s m m Sin f W neve thrw Ofc Hue way
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    Jap Elections: Victory For Conservatives
    28 1 Jap Elections: Victory For Conservatives Btb Ht ConH Hi 1 of H 1 by Ht X], thai Bnr H. Hi for m m I < i i vr-rv U.P.
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    PAKISTAN CANNOT BE ACHIEVED BY FORCE
    445 1 NEHRU WARNS MUSLIMS LOSS WILL BE THEIRS BENARES (UNITED PROVINCES), April 21. Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, Vice-President of Indi terim Government, said last night that Pakis paMuslim state) could not be achieved b.> rt to fore Speaking at Mao, 60 miles north-east of Benares, he
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    TIN KING DIES: LEAVES $500 MILLION FORTUNE
    169 1 BUENOS AIRES, Apr.~aimon Patino, 87, of Bolitin king of the world i>nd one of its wealthiest men. died m a hotel suite at G a.m. of heart seizure. The death was not a surprise as he had been from infirmities for several years.
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    NEW KING OF DENMARK PROCLAIMED
    151 1 NEW KING OF DENMARK PROCLAIMED Copenhagen, April 21. Prime Minister Knud Krlstenson sumned the Danish Rigsdac m a on at noon today proclaim Crown Prince Frederick the King of Denmark. Tlie 48-year-old successor to Kins Christian 10th and Crown Princess Ingrid received holy communion early today at Chri*tian-borß chapel. s
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    Greek Princess Weds British Army Officer
    22 1 Athene April 21. X ian when his jrouni lold Princess K.r ption r< n m Reuter
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    Tin Production Estimates
    30 1 LONDON, Apr. 21.— S I The International Tin Study Group estimates world tin production t S in 1948 at 163.000 tons and m 1949 at 201,000. > Reuter
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    Ex-Marine Stabs Priest At High Mass
    170 1 Ex-Marine Stabs Priest At High Mass !New Orleans, Apr. 21. Stabbed four times with a pocket knife by an unemployed ex-marine after completing the distribution of communion at a high mass In the Church of the Imm.'iculate Conception, the Rev. James Courtney was given a "better than even chance" to
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    Knife Attacks In Bombay
    97 1 Bombay, April 21. -Today's Bombay Government commun:Que on communal strife m the city reported two more knife attacks m the working class district of Northern Bombay. The police have arrested 60 persons m the recent distubances. it added. Armed police are patrolling vnpnre. the industrial city
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    Mystery Of Chinese Fisherman Still Unsolved
    322 2 Mystery Of Chinese Fisherman Still Unsolved BODY FOUND WITH HEAC AND SKULL WOUNDS mqu i I m the Si. ler's C ay mto the death of a Sherman N n ali\ if! the 13! nult ston bawan with incised wounds on h I ia tl The cause of his death
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    Cigarette Theft Alleged, Youth Discharged
    125 2 Cigarette Theft Alleged, Youth Discharged Ah U 33u Dccembei i i j. 1946. mcd r ii knii Javanese, Ral bm Qhani. \^ib found not ty by the jury by ama «,i 5 2 i i md discharged. it was all b tJ that the aciiop and. In th< t searching
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    TWO BORs ON ARMS CHARGE
    60 2 TWO BORs ON ARMS CHARGE Two 8.0.R< -Robert Craig and Paul Neilson— w\re produced before the Second itrate Mr. L. C. Goh n a charge of be■ion of a pistol on Serangoon Ro. d at about 11.55 p.m. on April 19. Ti.' 1 accused were ordered to b remanded m
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    IQBAL DAY OBSERVED
    59 2 A gathering of over a thousand le crowded the Victoria .W--n tl Hall yesterday to cb-erv* Iqbal Day and to commemorate the memory of the great Int'iar poel Sir Mohamed Iqb-i! -wh< did m India on April 21. n:n< years a Mr. M. J. Namazle pn ong.v
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    Survivor Of Salford Quads Doing Well
    72 2 Survivor Of Salf ord Quads Doing Well SALFORD, Apr. 51.— i t The condition oi Arthur Lowe, the only survivor <»t N he Balford quads, urai N »md today to bo i i-..a- tv at the nn'inen lie is stilt m hi< oxygen tent a' Hope Municipal S Hospital. Sallord.
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    22 Arrests By Food Men
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    'HAICHENG'-FORMER LIBERT SHIP-NOW IN SINGAPORE
    149 2 'HAICHENG'-FORMER LIBERT SHIP-NOW IN SINGAPORE T\ Eiaicheng (7.700 Shi] nan a > ttich g m Singapore on Sunday, i Ik.:. 1 5 !i Adm a\ this pol ptain fvs a:i all-< ug tin sla; viu R ngoon, to pick up war sui plus good* purchased In India by representative ot
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    TRUMAN'S APPEAL FOR AID TO FREE PEOPLES
    143 2 TRUMAN'S APPEAL FOR AID TO FREE PEOPLES WASHINGTON. Apr. 21.— President Truman today appealed for a solution of United States domestic and economic problems, as a- means of backing up his proimme of giving aid I peoples seeking to maintain freedom m the face of -external pressures and alien id.
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    MORE MALAYAN CHINESE RETURN
    28 2 A further batch of 743 Malayan C vacuees Singapore by i/nrra China, arrived on board the Van Heuisz* which cam- into port on Sur.dav
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    Matric Exam Jan. Not June
    59 2 Th Exaininau n ly-ia m ju. m JlUie. N bcnool hi UUCiv Offt I. or T .mil. muj>; read Slngap 12 noun on 1 1> i All ;.ng thi ing Cbin not 27. I Ever) |30. An able In Sp» cial Lai. Übll Clerk. En
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    RCMP HISTORY TO BE WRITTEN
    106 2 Tiie history of Lhe Royal ■f Military Polu shortly to be written and while there are already official record-; of the activities of the Provost Marsha] and hi sistants from the 14th Century ids. the present Provost. Marshal. Major General ID. Erskine, Is anxious to
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    33 2 Wkuae sui K e,, ir Prompt a Singap hina In Serans what mil m the ur iii call and ted at abou tinguished b Tl mained 01 afterwai Traffic and causi numbers
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    Lost-A Set Bagpipes
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    Car Turns Over In Beach Road
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    EMMGRANTS TRY TO ENTER S'PORE-WITH FORGED PERMITS
    175 3 fTHORITIES ON THE ALERT r (Tribune Staff Reporter) acket the use of forged entry ligrants are trying to enter this unearthed by Sil Immifi I I nd it is W t>€ made Bngi at any k rom L i.icularJy. prge peveti aye Cr
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    Food-Stalls Go Into River
    22 3 Food-Stalls Go Into River il) Staff Reporter) Bin' Er< L r ■v I X K. rai m m I I H m
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    MALAY PEON (18) SENT TO PRISON ON FORGERY CHARGE
    276 3 Found guilty of dishonestly using as genuine a forged cheque for $95 with intent to defraud the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, 18-year old Khalib bin Jahol, a Malay peon employed at Harper Gilfillan Ltd.. was sentenced to one year's rigorous
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    ANZAC DAY IN S'PORE
    22 3 and j pr with 1 1 Dawn C mmi m ;ii loi It it mini' will I tend
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    The Canny Scot
    86 3 (.1 ISGOW, \pr. !1 Tbovuntfa »f Scott-.h X tiattn iui\f fouuii i way out of Ihi N. Jd. for '0 elffmrtttot. They have S found that by m.ixint; an t,unce of oltsioot and an S ounce of tobacco, the smoking hill can be tttl down by half.
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    51 Jap War Crime Suspects Arrive
    164 3 51 Jap War Crime Suspects Arrive Six Jap senior officers, one of them a Naval Cap ai.i, were among 51 suspects disembarked from the troopship Dilwara yesterday morning. The suspec.s have all been puked up m Japan by the War Crimes Liaison Sectlo.i In Tokyo, and are wanted for questioning
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    SEAMANSHIP CLASS
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    MALACCA PLANS 'WELFARE WEEK' IN MAY
    444 3 I rom Our Own Keportti) Apr, 21 A proposal to hold a Welfare s—ll for tin- pur] of collecting funds was uiw of the several items relating to wt-li work m the Settlement which was discussed by memat the monthly meeting of the Malacca
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    YMCA TALK
    14 3 tntt r Asian Rela Delhi" will Harry E at H D.m Hall
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    EGYPT DIPUTE FOR UNO
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    FRIENDS OF SINGAPORE TO BE REVIVED
    152 3 FRIENDS OF SINGAPORE TO BE REVIVED Efforts are being made to revive the Friends of Singapore. that fine body which m pre-war y< ara did a lot of won; quietly and unostentatiously lor cultural development and preservation of Singapore records. Until the formal revival of the society. Prol. T. H.
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    S'pore Rat War On-Official
    65 3 S'pore Rat War On -Official Fumigation of ships against rats has begun once more m Singapore. A contract has been given to a commercial firm, operating under a special permit, ponding the passing of fumigation legislation. One large-scale hydroge i cyanide fumigation on land (nonfoodstore> has also bee 1 carried
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    MUNICIPALITY WON'T PAY
    50 3 PENAN Th c Municipal Commissioners considered m application from Mr K. 8. vJaidu. i meeting for an payment (ponding to the tridenl Fund donatl which will be forfeit Naldu is the service to take up an Kuala Lumpur nHhs' Th< ed Rul( 13 Fund Rul mid be
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    Morning Tribune London Agents:—Messrs. Colin Turner Ltd., Talbot House, 98, St. Martins Lane, W.C.2. TUESDAY, APRIL 22, 1947. Division Of India
    288 4 Morning Tribune London Agents: Messrs. Colin Turner Ltd., Talbot House, 98, St. Martins Lane, W.C.2. TUESDAY, APRIL 22, 1947. Division Of India THE insistence of Mr. Mahomed Ali Jinnah, President of the All-India Muslim League, on a division of India into Pakistan (Muslim state) and Hindustan (nonMuslim state) has given
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    Vested Interests Behind gen. France
    1155 4  - Vested Interests Behind gen. France Henry Buckley N By i Rev er*s Correspondent i* Madrid v thai .pal .1 their off to win ftupp rt for th( Dun Juan lillo, wh the v rid that Spain I kingdom ol which he h ad^ tha key nrmly m his own hands,
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    5-Second News From Britain
    166 4 5-Second News From Britain A I dmi Council I turned d I I will visit Uti I Whitsun. Church pa: i I I on. I First shark m fish shop wa 1 mediately, man turning for n Over 5.00U I a petition dema I proposed S I Parliamentary B Of
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      45 4 Al'i THtt LOVELY AMERU \N II VTEST NVMOI M RIMLESS (.1 ASSI S Glasses that blend with beauty and sharpen appearance with Clean cut good taste and style. fThey are cushioned against EVERBRICHT OPTICAL CO. Qualified Opticians I 19, Chulia Street, 1 Telephone 4435, Singapore.
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    Churchill Makes Stir Over Conscription
    353 5  - Churchill Makes Stir Over Conscription H.L. HOPKIN OUR LONDON LETTER I. < IVpril 6.— r Churchill's 0 >vernilce the is, a de- j t truckir allti- c -'hill f t h O i >n S. the J"l DePraise gift. 11 the I awk app h." Hv Mr. the fen< wan;
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      160 5 If it's obtainable anywhere it's m JhtL SinqapDhSL ShojftA, Art Curios C K. Tang All Kinds Eastern Arts crafts Exceptional Value-Minimum I Cost 241 RIVER VALLEY ROAD SINGAPORE. Cafe Restaurant 2, Finlayson Green 61, Middle Road, Singapore, Phone 2620. Confectionery FOR WEDDING OR BIRTHDAY TEA-FARTIKS CALL AT:— Pho.ie ***** THE
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      167 5 Electrical United Trading Co. 61, Stamford Road, Singapore. IF IT IS ANYTHING ELECTRICAL, PLEASE CONSULT is Embroidery Direct Importers of all kinds of Chinese Hand-made Fancy Goods. <;ooi»stoiii: 10, Battery Road. Phone ***** (Rodney House) Singapore Forwarding Agents SINGAPORE BAGGAGE TRANSPORT AGENCY 45. The Arcade: Tel: No. 4658 Prompt Execution,
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      142 5 1 as Optician f circling the eyesight sa Consult: It asfasdf New China Optical Co* 71. High Street, smgapore. J Phone 3786. Photographer CEIsfTURY STUDIO No. 23, New World Amusement Park. SINGA PHOTO STIDIO 64. High Street, Singapore. Indoor and Outdoor j Photographers. Pianos USED PIANOS BY FAMOUS MAKERS AT
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    Proposed university: M. D. O.'s Recommendations
    730 6 Proposed university: M. D. O.' s Recommendations STORE FAVOURED AS SITE Mala Malayan ni c Union have submit randum to tiu c eonsideratii Ihr un ndum point quith Commij 1 ant: n the '>• amlnation and that the report has n relevance to the AJ I than m Malaya It
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    SCRATCHY!
    51 6 T N».V\ VOKh \|»r I lh« l.tj^^Nt \inern.iii iil> i bt't aiiif the home ©I tui«- ihi lg million's toduv on. -third of the papula tit:: were v.nrinated for smallpox and had to restrain h»"in>ei\ i >m si rajtfhlm or linfaii ir arms on which the miiiiii u.ts ipplifii
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    TREASURY BLAMES THE 'ELIZABETH'
    98 6 LONDON. Apr 20. A Treasur La] -aid today the lint Queen Elizabeth had been place out of the Sterling Area becaus British passenger* were cashin sterling cheques to buy non tied clothes aboard the A treasury order bans th cashing of British cheques by branch o1
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    Shanghai Will Have Symphony Music Again
    108 6 Shanghai Will Have Symphony Music Again SHANGHAI. Apr. 20 Til once-famed municipal sym phony orchestra which foldei up for lack oi funds severa months ago is scheduled to re sume playing next Sunda under the baton of Professo Arngo Foa. the Italian violi nist and longtime concer master under the
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    VISITING BROTHER FETED
    182 6 I I 'I tour of a Uie si India, Siam he n Ueun< that l* C meat of c Canada I Paris n, Rtv Bi. of thi t^ach.i. at the A an c irohne and ,t st g l.2iu pupils both ai Among thosp pre*. Francis Ch
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    Split Skull Of Apeman
    147 6 MISSING LINK? I JOHANNESBUI 19 uhropologis* Dr. Robert Broom. today made his iocond iwisational evolu- nonary d. when he turnpiii skull or a "missing link" on the floor of a i where the fcptman apparently I was slaughtered by some carnivorous beast, millions I ago. Broom
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    World Trip On Trade Mission
    126 6 LONDON. Apr 20 -A Halllax aircraft will leave England Wednesday for a round the world flight carrying: a number of experts who are to c examine the irade marke.s ol l- the world. d Dr Graham Humby. Gener.il j Manager of the London Aero Motor
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    MINISTER HAS A NARROW ESCAPE
    39 6 MINISTER HAS A NARROW ESCAPE PARIS. Apr iouard < i Depreux French Minister the In 1 nor. arrived m I' t' tii rening by air Irom Algeria where he spent the pa ur During the landing ol I .m Reuter
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    POLICE CHIEF FOR TRIAL
    34 6 HONOLULU, Apr I torney I Nils Tar;i chief. William A I will llOWfd to remain m 10 until th< menl charging j r him with connection witl its 1 U.P.
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    CHURCHILL 'BANS' THE B.B.C.
    33 6 CHURCHILL 'BANS' THE B.B.C. LONiH ton Chur( prenv vu,rdrd si today thai Walla He bla:; represent direct His spe bert Hall Rrplv.: linavl -Mr not :omraun jubln nin r v iur asf U.P.
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    Bachelor Fathers & Spinster Mothers: Vicar Urges Pool
    244 7 B achelor Fathers Spinster Mothers: Vicar Urges Pool I Suffolk (England) April 20.— I proposed th 1 ,i healthy men to help fru autiful babu 1 n of the 58 5 t.9 to enable Britain's *siii V -short nation to hay b. W*. lieve^-need. BH. 'hi turd for a child
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    COMMUNISTS EXECUTED IN MADRID
    31 7 COMMUNISTS EXECUTED IN MADRID 'f have |^H 48 ho tnunist gueri sh on B One hart fpw md Mont Qniiw Mtl first ec j n Jng c loid 1 as Reuter
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    "Hello" Strike Thrown Into Truman's Lap
    160 7 washin Ipril 20. Stnk my tele] I dropped c into the lap 01 i dent Truman, a., indications mounted that a definite break In the 13-day-old walkout n LI AlollU Labour I>* lU m Washlnjd n we mutai on ti ol tn« ol the
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    UNO Draft On Greece Is Approved
    12 7 UNO Draft On Greece Is Approved ■E ■I H I I U.P.
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    Gandhi May Do Death Fast
    23 7 Gandhi May Do Death Fast BOMBAY. At JMV< I thtJ <> ill r r mln( tiKihi Unto I)i M i on. i df Reuter
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    BOMB GIRL STILL IN LONDON
    98 7 LONDON. Apr. 20. Scotland Yard believe that the woman who placed a bomb In th« Colonial Office Whitehall, on Tuesday night is being sheltered oj friends m London. The net is closing on a particular district where detectives are n :iict-d she Is hiding. Several
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    $6OO-MILLION AID TO KOREA: U.S. FIRM
    111 7 WASHINGTON. April J intend to go through with t to $600,000,000 Economic Ai Molotov accepts Marshall's American discussions on tl writes Stewart Hensley, Uni dent m his weekly roundup the Far East and SouthFhe :dea inlftshed within the near futui plan c< ukl be
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    Two CNRRA Men Freed
    69 7 SHANGHAI. Anr. 20 h cinci J. Shapiro. Austra lian and Polish employe CNRRA engineering work- In |v were freed after by the district court court nfter niisappropriation ol The defence counsel N ployees and were not liabl< to niciii under the antl ruption law. One I
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    CHEN YI'S SUCCESSOR NAMED
    14 7 CHEN YI'S SUCCESSOR NAMED Apr i tung i Yichinr Commun defund Pelpl mmandi ommun
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    DEATH OF KING CHRISTIAN
    521 7 DEATH OF KING CH RISTIAN COPENHAGEN, Ipr. 21.— Kiitf Christian ol I nark dit'd at 11.04 last ni^ht. i« w hours King, who was 7G. Tin n at 5 p.m. when the King's n called the doctors to the castle where he was lying. It was reported thai the Danish
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    Foreign Office Denies Report
    48 7 ,Iku British may ntintie f i"ii n buy food lor the Fin! l«h (i may lown ti He incial u(\< <f ith the United m British Btnd thi irrii OUld i lrl 1 dollar i <\ he n the plan Th( 'educl i ion Reuter
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    Around The Town WITH VERA ARDMORE
    690 8 Around The Town WITH VERA ARDMORE Modern China Awheel Th< I jullne i\ en slacks Id braiding on the pocLne khaki silk shirt, and olet coloured homberg hat. Brighter 8 Raffles Palm Court 1 spent the most enjoyable evening last Sunday listening to a delightful open air concert. Light orchestral
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    22 8 UNKNOWN UNKNOWN Worn ilousy, nl liness and keep m.myl 1 i harming as iin^| i lei.ut from love•I id and lonnel, .ih.»\e
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    UNKNOWN Charm
    108 8 UNKNOWN Charm [1 l t Ol 1 back I] jinj but vi* daily 4Mb r one g-H VI f e :>■ fl i alarm::. lH war miili I I h ive b t I -se 1 How pricks seem U I sad it i Irritation* I I I lovely day
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      46 8 I LIT A lIXMt I SOFT-HEARTED JOHN WON'T GIVE U^ HOMES, UNLESS WE GIVES HIM 'J' VJ3 WANTS MORE FT NOW- ONE. OVO J SECRET PAS,HUN. f> r SO,VO ALI- GO y v OFFER VO'SELFS T' HIM IN MARRIAGE.- I (GULftr) ITS TH'ONL^r WAV T? ><^_^XjU
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    IDS MUST WIN WITHOUT HELP
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    SUSAN HAYWARD RESENTS....
    997 9  -  Henry Gris r 1 i by Mornrng Tribune i Cones, m Hollywood I I I t Why. i am a t v thy lam flatt cd. but thl v luci thi ws from a v DTered the rep >rter by i the invention ol the teleph< and
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    NO GUESTS AT WEDDING PARTY
    77 9 A spectacular wedding banquet featured among scenes Rimed for Cinegulld's new technlcolour production, "Blanche Fury." Against a beautiful background of air-transported French lilac and Dutch tulips Blanche (Valeric Hobson) s filmed wearIng a Victorian wedding gown fa>hioned from cream coloured ne with her bridal Fury
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    4 GENERALS THREW ASHES OF GOERING INTO RIVER
    455 10 4 GENERALS THREW ASHES OF GOERING INTO RIVER r ashes thn nd then dumped into tl. r I by foui Alii reliab stati Ma pei n hem tnd kept where before davbn isp mor the the drama play( vr ii 10 Nurembei ution two two-and-a-half-ton crmy lorries were Quickly 'cad-
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    SYMPATHY FOR JEWISH INTERNEES
    40 10 SYMPATHY FOR JEWISH INTERNEES KYRENIA Apr 20 mission t i Palest montha Army h risen from ranks. '> i -dOfflcer a; imp sinc< tied m imm< Meanwhile and Xylotymbou continue I Ike whi -faruni m p tion by io monthl: Reuter
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    'Dud' Notes Were Made Under Pavement
    121 10 'Dud' Notes Were Made Under Pavement HANOI. Apr. 20, A complete engraving .aid printing machinery lur producing counterfeit Bank of Indo-China currency was discovered m tru cellar oi ol a villa about 10 miles west >i Hanoi. French sources reported. The cellar entrance w.is hid d-n under an imitation paveni(
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    MacArthur On Freedom Of Jap Labour
    19 10 rd la Hi n m thi Arthur told the their -I ted Reuter
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    DYNAMITE EXPLOSION KILLS 40
    66 10 DYNAMITE EXPLOSION KILLS 40 ROME, A Fort) n kiilid and 200 were Injured when i ii vi dynamite bl, v up m Fiume railroads, an Italian report ,y. I The reports said the explosion occurred the night before I i and ghook the entire city of Flume, ceded o by
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    FORMOSAN REFORMS APPROVE
    51 10 FORMOSAN REFORMS APPROVE I And ih, K eY E v I uureaux. cl. Bypci Uind an: .< pi;: VR abolii p> i which w the recent rfc!!? Chiang X i I prevent u furth< n -dV.n. produci I I !lv i^per. I trad( bui I Encoura to Forn I Lions
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    CHINA: NEW ERA OF DEMOCRACY
    209 10 CHINA: NEW ERA OF DEMOCRACY G. Apr. 20.— Ch eminent, formed this week, the new constitution at the ci being hailedjn Nanking as tt of democracy m China. Many Chinese and foreign ob- I servers, however, aiv question- i ing extent to which General Chiang Kai-shek'* Party has re- t
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    EUROPEAN KILLED IN ACCIDENT
    39 10 i rom Our own Reporter) Lumpui \vh. m, found 11 the Kuala Lumpur cycle which Mr Jonea 1 picked up by out 1 30 Su aii w moved to 'he •m wli•ho without r< 1
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    Reds To Release Held Officers
    31 10 NANKING j >hensi bro ?J r< m Mai I hat Mi I I l ilarch I wil I Nu ■tun I I 8133B 133 asdf U.P.
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    TRIPARTITE COAL PACT ATTACKED
    25 10 TRIPARTITE COAL PACT ATTACKED ommui G nit. I m v the m would romp I W Anr IH IK I the IB Hv furtun Reuter
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    FRANCE IN "RACE AGAINST TIME"
    49 11 L I X HH IK A Hi X in A] all her m< for her tu>k and is w< this m is mi nuinist tactics; tincertainty b\ D t Gaulle's •it 'The bucc< > >id and animous colonial polic winch Frar: inter na 1 kgth
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    PRODUCE MARKETS
    104 11 iper weigru except *her» stuffs: -Yesterday*! quo were "Meetioon'': Kedab $45 I No- 1 I Mai* a Superior $59 $33: Bl b»m In No. 1 xR' $52 ■luce:— l he following wen yedMday's qt.ctotx-. im mofit best q Sag I ■per-Lampon* (black) $100; G* 3 quail o (nmci
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    Congress Wants Bengal Muslim Cabinet Dissolved
    144 11 Congress Wants Bengal Muslim Cabinet Dissolved CALCUTTA. Apr 20. The Bengal Provincial Congress mmittee tonight passed a hum resolution demanding the immediate dissolution ol 'he Bengal Muslim League Ministry alleging it had "Woefully ignorled its primary duty of maintaining law and order and lost all the confidence of law-abid-ing citizens."
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    JEW HUNGER STRIKE IS STILL ON
    90 11 JEW HUNGER STRIKE IS STILL ON karenia. Cyprus. Apr. 20 The hunger strike at both Car and Xylotymbou Can where Illegal Jewish immigrant interned, which has been n i or over 48 hours, l« -till continuing, it was officially announced last night. The situation at Caraolos Camp stated to be
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    CEYLON'S MILK RODUCTION
    11 11 COLOMBO milk reAn- mlllioi ly 21 milli. Reuter
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    Not Resigning, Says van Mook
    117 11 BATAVIA. April 20. A group Dutch observers who naa just completed a tour ot Republican territory m Java, said that they have found conditions m the ft, peaceful and orderly and expressed the opinion that the nationalist movement is stronger and proportionately larger than believed
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    BOYS' TOWN FOUNDER FOR TOKIO
    77 11 SHANGHAI. Apr. 20.— The Advisory committee tor Child Welfare yesterday extended on invitation to Father Edward Flanagan, the orftginator of the tamed Boys Town, Nebraska, to visit Shanghai en route to Tokio where he is to take up a position as consultant to the Japanese
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    Aussies Sending Expedition To Antarctica
    66 11 Aussies Sending Expedition To Antarctica WASHINGTON. Apr 20 -Th" uiiun Government Iritorm <v reported today tha-. Australia will send an expedition t > Antarctica this year The report -aid that the expedition would be likely to leav.-' Australia m early December an.i work throughout the Antarctic summer It -aid the
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    Reds Massacre Dutch Nuns
    59 11 SHANGHAI. Apr. 20. Com mtllllttl killed lour Belgian fathers and six Dutch nuns during the of the town ot Sung Chiu Chel m Jehoi Province, the official Chinese C»ntral News Agency reported today. Local missionary circles confirm the report. Tlu- names >t the victims and the
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    NONE HURT IN PLANE CRASH
    68 11 KHARTOUM. April 20. A South African dakota owned by the Mercury Aviation Co., of Hannesburg, made a forced landng and burned out 10 miles south of Malakal, late yesterday but there were no casualties. The plane carrying 17 passengers and lour crew members apparently developed
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      379 11 1 ON YOUR RADIO TODAY"'! Itadio Malaya Singapore) BUi. NUVVOKK MAI W x ENGLISH PRCKiR \MMI 12 lit) 200 p.m 485 iiK>tr.\> m diurn wave band 7.22 megacycles p«- n d m the 41 metre band 6 00-1100 p.m 485 metres m the medium wave band 4.325 meyacyles per second
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      119 11 Chan 10.55 10. 5« Cl> Aunount P r o r amme Summary ii p < iwn. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE Ships alongside the .Singapore wharves WEST WHARF (r down 1 2 E. Pacific. Btirnsiae. Godown 4 5 Samconstant. Godown 6 7 Samsoaring Godown 10.11 Theseus. Godown 19 14 Samsette. Godown 15 16
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      81 11 Uei Mar u. 552 tons, from Palembang Chanthra Samdonard 'British), 7210 tons, from Portland. Samtroy < British 7176 tons rom Lourenco Marques Tarzan Victory E. Niger (British) 7487 tons irom Rangoon Amastni mbnr (Chinese) 581 tons, from Palembang Benrkalis < Dutch) 654 tons. Tg. Priok to Rombaj. K(> Chown Mam
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    CORDIAL ATMOSTPHERE AT BIG 4 MEETING
    62 12 Phe "Big Four I vhol I their ad the AugtrJ mties wt: ait era. cufi report Financ al Coi i i tod mci .v brisk and a number of acreements tedlv i n minor p Of t!U nci Kht hare n w b Uly
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    SEZ YOU!
    124 12 DUBLIN, \pr 21 hurl> sailor walked into a bar this morning and asked for i bottle of stout, one of Ireland's most popular and most previous licveri^^ "Sorry no sfout," the bartender announced I 'rum .v rOM the bar i .line the sharp retort: "You're a liar." The
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    STRIKE THREAT
    115 12 MALACCA Apr. 21 The strike threatened to hold up the Government building programme was sealed today after an agreement of building contractors and 1.500 build i:g workers The building workers presented a fifty Per cent, wage increase demand late on Sunday evening after deliberations with the Building Work
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    Journalists To Fight It Out
    32 12 MILAN. April 20 Leonida editor Of the Milan editioi of the nnu-Comrr. Urn-u challt pont- Mi la no Sen. it hefty Repaci, Vitn led lit* celebrli U.P.
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    U.S. ENVOY TESTIFIES FOR AUSTRIAN MINISTER
    94 12 U.S. ENVOY TESTIFIES FOR AUSTRIAN MINISTER VIENNA, Apr. 19— George ssersmith, the pre-war An m Ambassador to Austria described the former ForMinister. Guido Schmidt, aa -enemy of the Nazis" and a man "who played doubie role" written testimony presented the People's Court here. The court is trying Schmidt charges of
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    USSR Radio Makes Another Charge
    20 12 USSR Radio Makes Another Charge m i American til same ti the Am.': I •"It v qu i truly U.P.
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    Organisation To Take Charge Of War Graves
    230 13 Organisation To Take Charge Of War Graves i the flow ol battle ceme- le fallen of the first all parts of tlie world, with but many to whom th. nd World War that done to bring to them a similar conible delay," said the 2<m anW [mperial Wai Graves Commission
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    INTRATOR NAMED AGAIN
    89 13 INTRATOR NAMED AGAIN Apr 21 The injnatU ier MaX n Utor irial m [Jig D: is .mam named irt today hen I Cooper of tignt: as fined £90 cashing a i«ine :i> last July Mrs. < pleaded H heave for 20 m netic shoD, is |tated to have lost her
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    NEW CHINESE RED C.-in-C.
    29 13 NEW CHINESE RED C.-in-C. Shac The Cen■al N( claiming wt th. rnmand->in-C iria. Lm iao. h* 3 deb; i that been toned r-in-!hief c r atic K^ i by
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    £4,500 Menagerie Cargo From E.A.
    62 13 LONDON. April 21 The freighter, Drakensberg Castle, docked at London today with a small menagerie worth about 14.500 from East Africa m her cargo. Monkeys performed a "circus turn" for unloading parties cheetah, giraffes, snakes and black and silver porcupine, rats— never before imported into
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    ACTOR HAS HIS EARS BOXED
    23 13 tHarc Stuart," by kvtn 11( r Kammerspielt LJ2J di* rSrS LfiTP ColIthi IThJ lerm th< Lncid- |»v Reuter
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    ALL-OUT CAMPAIGN OF VIOLENCE IN PALESTINE
    253 13 JERUSALEM. April 21. Five British army camps were reported to be bombed and electric power cut off at eight points along Palestine's 300-m:! tal belt m what was believ be the Jewish underground's all-oui campaign of violence designed to influence the United Nations eon.
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    SMELBOURNE WITHOUT TRAINS
    157 13 S MELBOURNE WITHOUT TRAINS MELBOURNE. Apnl 21 bourne begun the second week without trains today. The only hope of settlement ol the strike appeared to rest with the Sydney Arbitration Court, which today was hearing t.u Government application to deregister certain unions. The Court called on the Federated Ironworkers Association
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    Heligoland Resembles Rubbish Dump
    101 13 Heligoland Resembles Rubbish Dump Heligoland, April 20.— Despite the terrific blast from the almost 7.000 gross ton s Heligoland explosion last Friday there r> surprisingly little structural change although today Germany's once mighty i>land fortress resembles a large rubbish dump. The only noticeable structural alteration was at the southwest section
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    $20,728 FOR KL HOME FOR AGED
    93 13 $20,728 FOR KL HOME FOR AGED The Carnival Ball held on March 29 at the CM iese Assembly Hall, Kuala Lumpur, m. aid of the King George V Jubilee Home for aged Chinese Women, was a success, as $4, 096.20 ets. ;vis derived on that night. A further sum Of
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    ATTEMPTED REVOLT IN PORTUGAL
    45 13 ATTEMPTED REVOLT IN PORTUGAL April 20 The Daily Telegraph report from I,t bon that 20 Army planes wen a«ed on April lo In an at ed revolt against the Pori rnment at Sintra Airfield The plane wen- repair tin. oageant of Hum* 1 tire U.P.
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    WEEK OF SHOCKS FOR ENGLISH SPORTSMEN
    731 15 (From Vernoii Murgaii. KeuU sports KdUoi LONDON, Apr. 19— What a week for English sportsmen, with their 150,000 softer team lucky to forte a draw with Scotland and their boxing champion Bruce \Vi»odcock humbled by America's Joe Baksi.' The cruml fort was that the
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    TOMORROW'S IPOH RACE HANDICAPS
    68 15 H,,,m Our Own Importer) porf H 8 11 811 |H 8.10 8.09 9 8 08 X, 5 furs., M 8.07 V 8.05 m Ft IX o 02 H 8.01 m 8 oi |^B o i'ur-.. 9 00 ■i 8.13 8 13 H 8.13 8.06 JB Mm
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    ECLIPSE B.P.'s NARROW WIN
    41 15 ;<'iidly match pi,. court on Saturthe Eclipse B.P. brat the Jacques B. P. by 5 games to 4. rs men\l- Ahmad '.ah 11 4 1 12 ck Wha hn I ible ("in i < I lirl 11.11 1
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    HEAVY ENTRIES FOR WIMBLEDON
    375 15 LONDON 21.— Wimb will truly live up to Ins reputation ol fc> amateur lawn tennis p m all world and one of the stroi m the championships which begin on June 23. Entr pouring m and by the time the list closes, th will more pi
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    British Tennis Championships Start April 28
    85 15 LONDON, April 21. Jack Har- per, the Australian, will defend men's singles title In the J, British hardcourts lawn term championships at Bournemouth 'ing April 28, but will have stiff opposition from South Ah and Indians. It is anticipated thai the Davis Cup teams
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    LOW SCORING IN CHANGI CRICKET
    384 15 LOW SCORING IN CHANGI CRICKET Time robbed "Extras" Chang! ol uctory against A.M«D.G.W. Changi Sports Club m a two innings match played at the Sports Club's ground on Sunday. "EXTRAS" XI. Inns. N. Cooper, b Fernando, 3, D. Allford, b Ferrao, 1, P. Jackson, b Fcrrao, 11, A. Lewis, b
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    CYMA BEATS U.C. LIBRARY
    18 15 CYMA BEATS U.C. LIBRARY MA m Unlt( (1 Cli I k Vong i 1" t Mong I i
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    FULL POINTS LIKELY FOR MALAYS TODAY
    279 16 (IK Our r KeporWr) i I I •111 11 l hi tent m form, ;ill t: ma m and del I oe« n I In their best trim, SelecI drew with t:. Air I three-all, while they fully extended the Navy twoOn the other
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    HIGHLANDERS SCORE 6-2 SOCCER WIN
    272 16 HIGHLANDERS SCORE 6-2 SOCCER WIN i forth Highlanders 6; Jalan Sultan Youngsters 2. The Jtlan Sultan Youngsteis, r starting sensationally by opening scoring m the first minute of their soccer fixture ilnst the Ist Batt. Seaforth Highlanders (.Second XI), Jalan Besar yesterday, failed to p up the pace and went
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    MacARTHUR DETERMINED TO FINISH HIS TASK
    74 16 without foui "Jt I truth. m arc a logical -ult the d throughout tl nee the war's end anj th< mander's views on the pi Rively limited military i line with tl he had c ntinually n the earliest days of the G ral
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    NO NEWS OF MISSING R.A.F. PLANE
    55 16 NO NEWS OF MISSING R.A.F PLANE Aid April 21. There was no irly today of the Royal Air Force Hal lax which has been missing from a mi ical flight over the Atlantic .from Aldergrove. N irthern Ireland, s'nce Friday. The Navy are continuing their search today. The Halifax had
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    Goaless Draw At Changi
    63 16 Goaless Draw At Changi A lax A M D. G at i game whlcl liruw. wa LAJ.I many i The A.M 1 1 1 alwa j b th m outstanding FI. was their I a fim 1 turn b. 11 Excith the Uit on I [ANOHAI, A nese report Yenan,
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