Morning Tribune, 5 March 1948

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    10 1 MORNING TRIBUNE W m (Ne»l«M. 10 CENTS ijjVxY MAKCH *1»*
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    AN KAH KEE DEMANDS APOLOGY FROM GEN. PERCIVAL
    673 1 AN KAH KEE DEMANDS APOLOGY FROM GEN. PERCIVAL Protest Over Reference To Chinese "ON BEHALF OF THE CHINESE COMMUNITY I WISH TO REGISTER MY STRONGEST PROTEST AGAINST THE VARIOUS REFERENCES TO THE CHINESE IN LT -GENERAL A E PERCIVALS DISPATCH AND I WISH TO ASK FOR SUITABLE AMENDMENTS TO THE
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    Stop Election "Mud-Slinging." Says Candidate
    127 1 fTrifiini'" .:t<i f f Riporttr i DfCHB SAX.'ON iJLN HAJI jl'bir. an independent candidate for thk rl'r al east m the forthcoming elections intimated to the tribune yesterday that there should be an end to all this mid-slinging by election candidates. Ho hold that "digging
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    45 1 Photograph >. GjmMi (Governor of Wtnmpom) pinning the British io* Berge**t Thoma* A. Dineen (left) during the fcfcl took iil'ic, at (iovemment Hotute yesterday. K,h gumriei tkt me4al for "high courage and devo--9 toMU 'i primmer- <>f-war In a camp at Blakan Mati m mi. Tribune
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    162 1 LVADOR, MARCH t. AFTER BEING PLACED UN0N CENSORBHIP I AND FOUR OTHER CORRESFLEW TODAY FROM GUATEMALA TO SALVADOR. •AST CENTRAL AMERICAN REPUBLIC. SOUTH OF L CABLES WILLIAM HARDCASTLE. REUTER"S IRRESPONDENT. n by leaving Guatet could report freely bg Inside the countension caused by Wi to British Hon-B-British feeling ap•roaching
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    49 1 Stufj Reporter) [had to fire to arrest Tr;if;,|.. ir stn-i yesk f Law Heng, who 1 ll 1-30 p.m.. was 10 Nice on ;i charge P that ensue. i the ;l1 wounded nach. *aeh. The f jow m the Genera] l iition. walking g tengj Road, was Durh
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    9 VILLAGES LOOTED
    46 1 NEW DELHI, Mar. 4. Baldev Singh, Defence Minister, told the Indian Parliament today that nine villages were looted and burned m 27 raids into Indian territory during February near the Jammu border m Kashmir by raiders from the Sialkot (Punjab) district of Pakistan.
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    Uniteers' 15 Per Cent
    199 1 UNITED ENGINEERS. LTD. REPORT A PROFIT FOR 1947 OF $1 143.357. A DIVIDEND OF 12 > PER CENT. AND A BONUS OF* 2 •a PE* CENT ARE RECORDED. A seven-acre site has been purchased at Butterworth. opposite Penang. and as workshop buildings m Singapore are dismantled,
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    MICHAEL IN LONDON
    57 1 DOVER, England. Mar. 4. Ex-King Michael of Rumania and his mother, ex-Queen Helen, arrived here on the Channel steamer today from France and travelled on to London. There was no official party at the port to meet Michael who has booked a passage to New York aboard
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    NEW RECORD ON S'HAI SHARE MARKET
    74 1 SHANGHAI, Mar. 4. Quotations on Shanghai's financial and share markets rose to new record levels today as heavy buying sent blackmarket United States dollar to CN5340,000 per dollar. Gold was sold for CN521,500,000 an ounce but m terms of United States currency dropped two
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    AL PHONES FOR EMERGENCY, SAYS CID CHIEF
    126 1 Reporter) :i 'lvis«<| Avn E placei itored emergency I idV tN I an armed I Place ii Thurtday morning. A party of 20 Chinese went lown Kallang River m a motor sampan and drew up alongside near the Lee Products. The party, :»11
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    AUSSIES CAN'T TAKE JAP WIVES HOME
    95 1 Tokio. March 4. Australian servicemen who marry Japanese girls m Japan will not be permitter to take them to Australia, the BCOF newspaper "BCON" stated today. The paper, which quoted a Department of Immigration ruling, said neither Japanese wives nor fiancees would be permitted
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    Cancer Cure Claimant Collapses
    39 1 Sydney. March 4. Mr. John Braund. Australian septuagenarian whose rancor cure claims are being investigated by a Now South Wales Government Committee, collapsed last night due, it was stated, to weakness arising from ovo: work.
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    ULTIMATUM TO ESTATE LABOURERS
    198 1 ULTIMATUM TO ESTA TE LABOURERS t r rom Our Own Reporter* MALACCA, MAR. 4 -THREEHUNDRED INDIAN LABOURERS ENGAGED ON JASIN LALANG ESTATE HAVE. IT IS UNDERSTOOD. BEEN GIVEN AN ULTIMATUM TO CEASE WORK FROM TOMORROW (MARCH s>. THIS SITUATION HAS ARISEN AS A RESULT OF A DISPUTE BETWEEN THE LABOUR
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    Tragic End To School Picnic Party
    372 2 THI TRAGIC ENDING IO A PICNIC PARIY A I PASIR RIS DURING I til. CHINESE NEW YEAR HOLIDAYS. IN WHICH A U -YEAR-OLD CHINESE SCHOOLBOY. A MEMBER OF A PARIY FROM THE VOX ENG CHINESE SCHOOL. LOST HIS LIFE. WAS ENQUIRED INIO BY FHE
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    REMANDED ON ROBBERY CHARGE
    101 2 A young Chinese was ordered to be remanded m police custody lor 43 hours by tne Third Police; Magistrate Mr F. B. Oehlers. yesterday, after charge of robbery was explained to him. Accused, 29-year old Lee Shon Eng. was alleged to have rubbei one Kong Ah
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    Alleged Assault In Hospital
    72 2 The admission room Of the GknerlU Hospital was the scene <>t an alleged assault, when a Hykun Bras alleged to have voluntarily causj-ri huit to a compatriot with a pair of handcuffs. Accused, Lee Poll &"n«. w;is produced before the Third Police Magistrate, Mr f. b
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    FINED $400 ON C.B.T. CHARGE
    259 2 <From Our Own Reporter* Kuala Lumpur. Mar. 4—Convicted on his own plea on a charge of criminal breach of trust of a sum of $212.05 entrusted to him, an employee of ttW Sin Chew Benevolent Association. Kuala Lumpur. Cheng Swee Fong. was Inis morning convicted
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    SPECIAL RATIONS
    36 2 Tokio, March 4. Japanese coal minors will receive special sugar <<nd Cigarette rations if they achI iove the F. hruary-March goal of 1 5,728,000 tons, the Government Economic Stabilisation Board an- nounced today. Reuter
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    Snatch-And-Run Woman Thief
    220 2 A woman who snatched a golJ chain and a gold ring from a flvv.ycar old child was sentence i to eight months' rigorous impri. scnment by the Third Police Mi. I gistrate. Mr. F. B. Oehlers. yes terday. aftt-r he convicted lier on two charges of theft.
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    AIR MARSHAL TO APPEAR AGAINST COURT ORDER
    426 2 A STAY OF EXECUTION. PE.\l>i\v GRANTED BY THE CHIEF JUSTICE I IN TiAf*^ PEAL VESTRKDAV TO AIR MARSHAL STR OFFICER COMMA NDTVO r a f Far Hl Pj H ACTION BROUGHT BY YEAP LEAN v, IN 1* OTHERS FOR POSSESSION OF HOUSE iS»
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    MQSELEY'S DENIAL
    110 2 London. March 4.— Sir Oswald Moscley. head of the Union Movement m Great Britain, last night denied the Haganah's reported broadcast that the League of ExServicemen— a Fascist group now incorporated into the Union Movement—claimed responsibility for the Ben Yehuda explosion on Feb. 22 m which over 50
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    JAP'S IMPERSONATION
    42 2 Tokio, Maich 4.- -Kyoyoichi has been found guilty by a United States provost court of impersonating a United States Army CID agent and of bribery and had been sentenced to serve two years' hard labour, the Army announced today. Reuter
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    Hostility To Malays In South Siam
    86 2 Kuala Lumpur. March. M cording to people who have rev t-d from South Nam, the am kttitude towards the Malajii four states vi Southern ami hostile as m pie-wai days. The BiameM discourage education and have refill tertain the petition of Malays i cerUin
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    209 3 TIIK MINISTER OF STATE FOR f X wrmVEI THE COLONIAL SECRK-:i,-Wr? 05, AND MEMBERS OF THE I M< V I'vrFl LFVCY THE GOVERNOR OF HMSON CONFERRED THE BRIn lN sot'tl?omas a. dineen of the .^-V I.rKVKSTERDAY. Tic MVWUJMt took place m the Council Chamber at Government Hou«e The citation
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    111 3 IKB allegedly eared I ,-uatc lay. Accii* Kirn a Hokki,n. m. on Nov. 20. walking aiml Changi Road, was v:ition by a L the accused tv hangi Market and betel-nut -ell- to have 51 from the idler but Iftv cents instead An arrested p k him to the '.ion.
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    INDIAN CONGRESS ELECTIONS
    194 3 Beginning this Saturday, the Singapore Regional Indian Con- grcss will hold a seven-day annual election. In accordance with the constitui tion of the Malayan Indian Congress one delegate will be elected to the Congress for every 200 members of the local branch, and one lady delegate for
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    LORD LISTOWEL MAKES TOUR OF LOCAL ESTABLISHMENTS
    399 3 Lord Listowel. Minister of State for the Colon.es. keen interest m local activities yesterday when he visited }he Police Training School, the Supreme Court, the Havclock Road Feed ng Centre of the Social Welfare Department, the College of Medicine met members of the
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    104 3 >'•'■ N m Chon:, r is produce <"• Police Court yosm charge) ol carrying ,i a: [n possession ammunition. P are alleged to n Pla< i ai about 6.15 Ha a bach lan^ the court n received .h^ r I to Jalan Besai to saw the accused carbundle under
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    ROBBERIES
    29 3 rhuraday, ht, a Chinese :«:bb.d Of I 1125 worth f tnpatrioU. i revolvers I n man was arm?d I last night, j waylaid and rob I unarmed coin-
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    32 3 p f Treasury £mi F(r Financial SecEt Unnni Malayato "***** at a ratet nl to por ■«n Tender* at E th at ngure 6 '11,I 1 'Hip bills 5 March 1 m4B
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    KATAYAMA AS DEPUTY PREMIER
    53 3 Tokio, March 4. Former Prime Minister Teisu Katayama, yesterday was invited to become Deputy Prime Minister m the new Ashida Cabinet. Although Katayama is not anxious to accept a responsible post m the new government, political observera here believe Social Democrat Riehtwingrers will oersuado him to
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    ALLEGED ATTEMPT TO LOOT S.H.B. GODOWN
    160 3 The defence m tho Harbour Board case, m which 14 Malays, Indians, and Chinese, are on trial at the Assize Court on a charge of housebreaking and two Chinese with the abetment of the offenc opened yesterday. The four Malays, Hussein sin Said, Talip
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    25 3 Mr. W A. C Gvodv, of th? Economic Branch of the FeCfcral Secretariat, left on horn- leave by the P. and O Catson last weeK
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    Passages To U.K. Booked To August
    168 3 Passages to the United Kingdom have been book, d up to August, and people Intending to go there m Sep tember and subsequent months will hav»* to Itgltfl their names now with the shipping agent- Now as m pie-war, the p«*ak p<iiod is b«twten
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    BROKE PORT ENTRY RULES: FINED
    95 3 Charged with U ing m po**t»Hion of altirid certificates of idtntity three young Chinese, Aw Xat ilt). Sia Chai Lay «27) and Aw Yon*; Tionu' <16> apptared befon thi- Second I'oiico Magistrate, Mr. L. C. Goh. yesterday. They tfcre also dMCged with attrmpting to enter
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    2 Malays Committed For Trial On Grave Charges
    371 4 A ,-m, Maf mm MmHm to y d M ,tt..t st.m.l tn,u «t th. next Anize* »•> tk» Zurdrr <<h,n, man Yin Ah Woe* Potto Court Magistral Mt A 0 Bkenn ye*terdj» Hash.,,, I. alleged to have eauyed the jromaja deathhy •Hooting
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    COUP DE GRACE TO PARTITION PLAN
    91 4 LAKE SUCCESS. Mar China delivered a coup <le grace to the United States plan to have the Security Council to endorse the Palestine partition m an attempt to quiet the trouble*! Ho!v Land. T. F. Tsiang sitting as Counci. chairman Joined Canada m oppos
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    CHINESE SPAN OF LIFE
    93 4 CHINESE SPAN OF LIFE NANKING, Mai 4 The average lfo span of a Chinese is only half that of an Englishman. D»ctor Y. T. Tsur. Minister of Health, told medical students m Nanking yesterday evening. Dr. Tsur pointed out that m English population of 75.000.000 would be able *o accomplish
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    102 4 In the Martins' Cigarettes competition. i Martins, Ltd. of Piccadilly, tin first prizi for SiiwoßorJjJ aDe iMSt Model Refrigerator went to Mr Jf o jJ a'm«V Kepfti Rd. (above) for ljao units. k h, TJJ at the Happy. World on Wei teaday n«M Guests at the main table at the
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    CHINA ASSURES BURMA
    46 4 RANGOON. Mar. 3. Dr. Tv Yun-tan, Chinese Ambassador to Burma, tokl correspondents hero today that China had no intention of seizing the territory of any neighbouring country a reference to reported Chinese claims to 77.000 square miles m the Burnvi frontier area.- Reuter
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    Red Cross Supplies
    58 4 NEW DELHI, Mar. 4. Th Indian R<<l Cross Society has re ceived advice that 75 cases of medical supplies and books sent m response to an appeal from the Vietnam Red Cross have arrived at Saigon, says a Press Note. These supplies are being fo»--warded 10 Vietnam
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    DONATIONS TO ANTI-TB FUND
    340 4 Following is a list of donations received by the Singapore AntiTulteroulosu> Association during Ftbuary 1948. It shows an increase by more than double over the Jan. figure and brings the total to $^2,660.97. Balance of Funds as at 3lst Jan--1948 $53,423.47; The Mercantile Bank of India
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    TAXI DRIVER ROBBED
    60 4 Singapore, Thursday. At about 3 a.m. today, a taxi driver was robbed of his watch and $12 m cash by two Cantonese, one of whom was armed with a revolver. The incident occurred near the sixth milestone, Pasir Panjang Rd. After robbing the driver, a Chinese, and
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    48 4 Tvlr. Wm. Herbert Baillies of Selangor River Estate, Jtuala Selangor, was married on Saturday at the Presbyterian Church. Kuala Lumpur, to Miss Zelia Grocutt, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Orocutt, formerly of Cameron Highlands and now of Sydney. The Rev. S. S. T. Evans officiated.
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    NO NEGRO VOTERS
    51 4 I WrightivUle C^rpi"* :,|emon.si a t :on S .nw robed men »i un w Man's fiery <*2*"T\ Thr citY 1U(1?^ L that the parade ha-1 »J i !,o wth the absenc, tf* i try's 400 qualified WTO •^e,ro,s i«£ft\ and Mid tlul n f intend 1 midate
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    WHISKERS CLUB
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    70 5 v,T M Mai 1 -Britain today exhausted SSSSSSrts. :s d .s to rover the loan has lasted 20 "T" ded with Britain still losing sold l t more than 52.500.000.000 per nnsun offlCtaH frankly stated last ?.h«Vth 000.000 then remaining would vire tMe monthly gold sales which gtftfSwSS formating
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    217 5 INOTON Mar 3 -The Czechoslovak Am[the United Sta es M. Juraj Slavik, and the L e r to Canada. Di. Frantisec Nemen, reiv m protest over rvems m Czechoslovakia. irbo >- been Am- since June, ii 46. I ICinisti r of thr Inc i Government, a. sident Epted I
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    63 5 P MAR 4-BTl- I>; standing by Pis morning ready F junca presumably a ;i case of nerd "tar airfield last 2nd Battalia of P»an Regiment was lT; 1 l(>a destination rs kept a dose 1 the War omce I 'destination of i v 6 Africa, but y alerting a
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    HUNT FOR DUCE'S MISTRESS
    93 5 WASHINGTON. MAR 3 ReDresentatlve John MaGowell, Republican of Pennsylvania .-aid the House of Representatives Un-American Activities Committee has launched an "active search" for the former mistress of Benito Mussolini. The woman, whose name was not revealed, was last reported living on the west coast of the
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    25 5 Mr. P. I. Read, of Raglan Road, Dublin, has been appointed to the Colonial Service as an Engineer m the Drainage and Irrigation Department. Malaya.
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    Australia's Big Timber Requirements
    139 5 Australia's Big Timber Requirements The, need Of Australian imports of timber, kapok, rubber, oils and spices from Far Eastern countries evidenced by the fact that several Australian companies nave «stabl'shed branches m Singapore. Despite considerable locjl for"stry areas. Australia still imports large quantities of timber from Eastern countries, values for
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    Helen (Modern Lady Godiva) Told Court The Bare Truth
    131 5 Sacramento, California. MarA. Traffic officers found Helen Jftrklry driving along Broadway here m nothing but high gear. As nude as Ladxj Godiva, she first attracted attention by gomg through a red light. The tngnal was paled, however, by IM blushes nf
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    POLICE GUARD HOUSE AFTER CLUE FROM GAOL
    334 5 LONDON. Detectives hid 'r. n country houso near Tun^r'^g* Wells, while the occupiers wr»o -tending court as witnesses, after receiving secret information vhpt a gan^ had planned a raid thr houw. Police had intercepted a codo written into a letter by a man
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    BURMA'S APPLICATION
    44 5 LAKE SUCCESS, Mar. 3 —The Security Council tonight referred Burma's application fur membership of the United Nations to the Special Membership Committee which will have the task of examining the applicant's qualifications for iru>rnf<»rship and reporting back to the Council later- Reuter
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    Britain Protests Against Guatemalan Outrage
    331 5 LONDON, Mar. 3.— Britain has protested "energetically and strongly* against what are described as "disgraceful occurrences" m Guatemala City yesterday. Owing to the local censorship, the incidents, wnicn were part of an anti-British demonstration, had not hitherto been described m detail. Britain's no c. released
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    MASS SUICIDES IN MUKDEN
    55 5 NANKING. Mm: 3. Wamj Una Vi, Under of the second "Save Mnnchura" Mission, said whole familirft ivcre commit hnfi suicide m the commumst-blork-ndvd Mukden. He said Mvkccn. the centre of one nf China's richest food producing ureas, is now suffering acute food shortage because of the
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    S'PORE RED CROSS BLAMED
    82 5 BATAVIA, Mar. 3. Disappointment has been expressed by the Egyptian Red Cross that all the medical supplies sent from Egypt did not reach the Indonesian people, Antara, the Indonesian news agency, reported today from Jogjakarta, the Republican capital. Messages from Cairo were stated to have said
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    UK TO LEND CHINA 2 MORE WARSHIPS
    91 5 LONDON, MAR 3— Britain will shortly lend to the Chinese Government the cruiser Aurora and the destroyer Mendip, Mr. John Dugdale, Financial Secretary of the Admiralty, told the House of Commons today. Hp said that Britain had already lent the Chinese Government the
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    FRENCH COLONIES IN INDIA
    60 5 PARIS, Mar. 3.— The ln«an Government entered dis.-us.si.. us with French Government today on OecMtnm the future of Frcnrh colonies m India by means of a referendum, a spokesman for the Mmisfry ol French Overseas Territories <on-firnn-d todayNeither the .spokesman nor me French Pord*n Ministry waa
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    PEACE TREATY DEADLOCK
    83 5 LONDON. Mar. 3. The Foreign Ministers' Deputies on the Austrian peace treaty failed to break the deadlock on the disputed matter of the rtttpo— l of Gorman UNtl m Austria when they met m London today. The ,nain point at Hwe during the inconclusive dilCUMion was again
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      Not Made For War
      235 6 The form of government of Malaya was probably more complicated and less suited to war conditions than that of any other part of tjie British Empire." Thus states General IVrcival m his recently published despatch on the Malayan campaign. That relations between the civilian administration and
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      Civilian Morale
      225 6 This was made plain during the Japanese invasion. As the active defence of Malaya was borne largely by the European minority m this country, this local defence force was augmented by drafting European personnel from their civilian jobs. Since the hulk of the Europeans occupied what are termed
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    39 6 Onestl at th> Dinner held <tt Ruhinson'ti Cafe on Mnndav m <<: ebnttu,u of Pcwi <■ y lm l ih' Antth> ''hmts* School. Ltft to rlf/ht M\ Wonq Shttn >«/«//, Mr. h'. C. II j Phenq Geek tnui R. .V. Yomiu. 1
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    Learning By Doing
    889 6  -  S. V. Ra ma n uja m FROM CRAFT TO INDUSTRY S '1 raining for industry is n< t a new thing anywhere m the world, least ot all m India. Only, m former days one would £ay that a person was apprenticed Ito a craft whereas
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    Currency Reforms An Eyewash
    191 6 HONGKONG. Reports that Chin a is planning currency re- forms m the near futum wtT" termer "eyewash" by th^ Far Eastern Economic Review, which added that, far from achieving a "ha'an-ced" budjfet for tho first six months of 104S, the Nankin? Government's deficit will bo equivalent
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    Around The Town
    863 7  -  VERA ARDMORE L^*WITH ail* n i A I W lth icarlet and 3 nth. inkier. Btarnaoc Bells i^:;.;it Dennett v- :r..V t; oi Mr s Robert Horn' m Sin^pu;. ..nd New Zealand. »iO'-.'nar 1 :vcl tomorrow alter ■mb at St Andrew's Cathedral, W IV J-^.ca Chattleld Gardner.
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      12 7 Bor^v The Latest BOOKS Non-Fiction 'rom JO I THE ULLIPUT LIBRARY LITTLE'S
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      227 7 Dine m the Palm Court Grill at Raffles Hotel THL BEST CUlSfjre THK MOST DELIGHT*'! I. SETTING IN TOWN. DANCE FLOOR ON THE LAWN. Music by Tibor Kunstler's Quartette, with Ken Leslie. Vocalist. C. K. TANG I Pewter Ware it Bali Heads Siamese Bracelets Silk Underwear j CARVED TEAKWOOD FURNITURE
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    CHENNAULT'S TRIBUTE TO CHINESE FLIERS
    127 8 CHENNAULT'S TRIBUTE TO CHINESE FLIERS SHANGHAI Mai A Mihu'. to CMmm pM"'- s W} s K'v«n »>> Major Q&mni CUlrt Cfctnnault, wartime OMMMMMteI of the Fly ing Tigers" m an informal talc last ni^hf entitled The Hrav.st Men I W*m Knt-w Drawing upon hi» large store of knowle.l^ of both
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    £200 A Month On "Going About"
    129 8 LONDON. Tnll. <v<>!l-<l'< ;.-;<> I BffUl Brvnnnn. 21. of Hw :te*OCitreet, Liverpool, was recogo!«e< by the Liverpool Btto«n«llar magistrate, Mr. A. Mcrsrlanf when he asked for an extc iHon o" the fourteen days allowed to naj r >o tin.' to. m Stag beei w♦'
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    SHIP ABANDONED
    61 8 SAN FRANCISCO, Mar. 3. Radio Australia reported that a fire aboard the United States freighter Cecil G. Sellers was brought under control, after the crew had abandoned the ship m the Indian Ocean, 200 miles southwest of OOCOf Island. A sister ship, John Corrie, took aboard the crew
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    Catholic Campaign Against Bathing Girl Competitions
    254 8 SYDNEY, Catholic organisations m Sydney have agreed on a campaign to induce Catholic girls to boycott beach and surfgirl competitions as morally wrong. The Catholic Youth Organisation, which is leading the move, has carried a resolution condemning the "unchristian exploitation of youg women m
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    243 8 LONDON Young British scientists are making arttlici v blood plasma from a flßgai which sugar refiners have N»en throwing away for ytars. Tests at the \fcorld- famous Lister Invti. tute m London have provrd thai this artificial plasma can be us«'l m a wide range of ouk*} transfusions. Jhe
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    Tribune Photographs
    19 8 Reprints of \m Rraphs appearia Morning Trjbi Malaya Trihun« had on appliutj Tribune Photogr partment at copy.
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    256 9 A Imsi X lhm honeymoon. k oW I [No. she froze me HI ishami Fr. dfiick AlMt of Newport-place. Chai-s-road, London. W.C wavidcnce at the Old Balk rial m which he accuse? Mis. Ifarjorie Roberts, subaltern, oi toruitvj ani j cheques ts said he -i nt te liter .>(•,!!.-
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    Gifts To Man Jaw He Broke
    19 9 M' A i E? J**«tord. MkHiew* HKh,' 01 Wor»ninjr. i he pu! I
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    ENTIRE FAMILY OF 9 MURDERED
    86 9 RAXUAL, NEPAL, Mar. 4 An ii family of nine people were murdered at night m their homo i ma village, it was reported here. r I'H" only clues to the crime came from the family"s maidI servant who sui<l that 'some men came and asked
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    "No Girl Will Be Jealous Of You" Mother Told Her
    85 9 London. Sh.ela AfM 19 told Harrogate maples feKsWSsS triends appearance and tha. m Shiola rains £180 a yea hefnance. Anthony KnwJ* «f Fast Park-road. Hamgau. earns £340 Both are Civil So.Hp said he objected to the.r marriage chiefly MMM l"tS*
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    BRITISH AIRCRAFT DISPLAY IN SEPT.
    72 10 LONDON, Mar. 3. The public will be admitted to this years display by the Society of Britisn Aircraft Construction at Farnborough, Hantz, m September. It is expected to be one of the most interesting on record. Airliners such as the "Brabacon", "Viscount" an! '"Apollo" will
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    161 10 Lonci: n, Mar a. Kofl retary Ernest Bevta fl had '"'"il spot* 1 to preserve the British Hondurai :MM gIU r British interesU pute with Guatemala. JJ -I have offered m bus. ne>-. bur U X 4 [threat to take force t| life, it Is His Majesty sj meat's
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      100 10 romirs: Ixi Insi^ lollir >loi niiii; Tribune j "SUNSHINE FALLS" UHAS atPTUA ~\l f/ BUT I OONT TW:Nk"OUR\ 1 [^ANO Wtft OUSTING &)h fill SOM£wO^. »A^-3. t THJIIK 'ON MTU TUt MOUSeJ WNE...tU PIANO WILL STAfiD BEING WA, REALLY THOROUGH; J^ [M* PLOOGLt SINF^- b- J i^cPVNG MOO?? r-.-r^rIsMAKEN UP
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    Murder At The City Hall
    791 11  -  Patricia E Gilbert SIX-DAY SERIAL FU liinH the MounliW Suspicion Intolerable .and Hug, Volunteers to Play Guinea Pig. He? ?cd i I Buer.-dr.;: Hack was ahead A triumph n iddresi pofi&ibi nas ■shingly. Bill La rab< I think M>- Bak-: X assign her ■citr. :t"
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    "Kissing Governor In Paternity Suit
    137 11 BIRMINGHAM, (Alabama), Mar. 3- James E {Bio Jim) Folson, Alabama's Wninj Got-frnor. t.<? na/>jed respondent m <j l>ntrrnitu Mtf ?>i/ Christine Put man Johnston. 30, iW«o claimed thar Folmm is the father of her 22-wo nth-old son. m Ninvmber, 1944. while sht WOW cashier m
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    HAGANAH CLAIM
    43 11 JERUSALEM, Mar 3- H«ganan > Radio said tonight that th° s >> League of Ex-Sc, vicermn ;'L; r ■knowiedpe^i j n a wrttten ei »ent rc^onsibUity /or the I ghud« Street explosion ol W m which more than 50 Jewi were kiiip,< Reuter
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    HUNGER STRIKE
    55 11 NEW YORK, Mai. :i. A hun^- er strike of five alleged alien com- munists. held on Ellis Island pendinjr their deportation hearings, continued. They are protesting tlu> Government's refusal to grant bail. Immigration officials said the men t bad disposed of foci brought by i frlendfl and are
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    Meat-packers Strike
    26 11 CHICAGO, Mar. 3 —A I utlonwide i fttrik* of 100.000 meat picking I morken over ware d*pi«ndi wmi a :od;.y for Mar. 16.- Reuter
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    German Alleges Torture In Camp
    413 11 HANOVER. Mar 3 Dr Hois Mahnke, a former S.S agen said to hare been ill treated m Bad Nenndort camp, today gave a detailed list of the alleged tortures o a general court martial trying Lt. Richard Oliver Langham. Royal Armoured Corps, on a charge
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    Marshall's Grave Warning
    194 11 Washington, Mar. 3. Mr. Ge(.rg* Marshall. Secretary of State, ana Mr. James FOrrestai. the Secretary of Defence, tola Congress today that there >S "grave danger" that Greece and Turkey cannot remain free uniesv tht y get more military aid from the United States. The two Cabinet memDers
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    24 11 LONDON, Mar. 3.— The first civil air service between Britain and Japan a route of over 10,000 miles- will open on Mar. 19.- Reuter
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    "GIFT" WAS A BOOBY TRAP
    90 12 PESHAWAR \mina 1 1 with an .-nvlof,,- ront.un ng tho *<•>■ I llvcrcd at Urn hou.s,- o/ an Mate ftfenl on tJi. Kiontirr liM N't t «T With Ihr k. V Mid Illi uu- hox contained humble jm. HMt from v v«-ry old fri«'n«J Wh»n
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    Soviet Pact With Egypt
    83 12 Soviet Pact With Egypt CAIRO. MAR 3— Russia today signed a trade agreement with Egypt containing a clause granting both countries "most favoured nation treatment roi all products of soil and industry The agreement, drafted m English, provides for the barter of 38.000 tons of Egyptian long- stap] c and
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    $15,000 DAMAGE IN TELUK ANSON FIRE
    322 12 ELUK ANSON, MAR 3 DAMAGE ROUGHLY KSHMAIEJ II AHOUI 115.003 WAS CAU.SED BY A FIRE lilAI BROKE [N ONE OF WE MOBI IHR'XIY POPULATED PARiS f THE lOWM ON iLKSDAV IHE AREA IS S'IIUAIFD JL\Si lEHIND IHK W D OFFICES ALONG PAUI.IN c IREEI
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    S'pore Govt. Servants' Co-op. Society
    99 12 Lean* totalling $48,992 wersjrint. to 160 members of the Singapore Government Servant-. <p«rative Ihritt and L.< jr. Society m 1947. Of i 111 amount. $19,642 VM taken up by confinement and medical MpeMtt; $7,365 for payment of debts. $5,810 for leave and ptMlft expen&es 55.J50
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    PRISONERS KILLED
    83 12 ATHENS. March 3.--The Ministry lof War announced today tliat |1 prisoners were kil'od m Makronisos prison fttmp when C< <m munis ts. rioted ;.nd atU'mptfd to half ;he tr.:n«.. fer of fellow prisoner*. Thirty one guards and Soldiers nn injured.— WASHINGTON, Mar. 3.— Senate Joseph Ba!l, Republican. Minnesota
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    GURKHAS COME
    40 12 BOMBAY. I!* hundred Gurkha ti British lad 19 cS 4 sailed lroni bete to > Strathnaver today fo, 3 Singapore an. I Hongkoai S Part v f a toUil «50 khas who have volunS serve with the Brftith An
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    15 12 'PRAGUE MarHi 3 -The Council have decided i Churchill Square to TYadt Square-- U.P.
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    583 13 fgmjfldj.mdfgjofdklflmlfdfds rmlsrjot ■r CTBIAI-S r "gs, X W> teJ 4300 m iM d 5100 Mo° I v N 4 I 4 J 50 ■^c 10 00 HOC CbIDMI 54 0O 55.00 v o 2.85 ■CJ BUT 9.15 9 liir.; 15.* 15.8" W 31.00 33.00 ■i:,, 410.00 420
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    RUBBER FAILS
    91 13 The market m rubber easeo "IT yesterday and 7,8 of a cent drop was recorded. It oDened easier on New York advices m the morning with businiss done at 39i cents for spot, but on rumours of a cut m the production of tyres thr market eased further.
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    SHARES EASIER
    46 13 'he shares market continued to be easier and a number of issU< i v.Trn marked down. Industrials were steady with interest centering on United Engineers (dividend 12J per cvnt and 2\ per cent bonus) and on Robinsons', states the Malayan Snarebrokers' Association yesI terday.
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    Market Stall-Holders Ask For Time Extension
    178 13 f ffVttMM Ml// R* i»n I* r > Stall-holders at the Erna Market at China Street have recently de- cided to aproach the Chinese Con- sul -General with a view to v questing him to make representations on their behalf to the Municipality to
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    Jap Christianity
    119 13 TOKYO. Mar 4 Bishop Siphon Noil, assistant to the Arch bishop of Canterbury who is visit inn the Far East, told a Japanese press conference today that Jap'i nose Christianity should not be h pale imitation of American or British Christianity. The Jap:t nese had proved themselves great
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    239 13 Market Notes Jottings Prom our Financial Cor.) United Engineers Ltd. report a net pront cf $1,143,357 and $60,396 was brought m. The Directors have decided to appropriate $150,000 to Dividends Equalisation Reserve, $400,000 to i Building Reserve and recommend a dividend of 12* per cent plus I bonus of 2'
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    INDIAN ASSN.
    46 13 Contributions to the Gandhi Memorial Fund to date are as filliws:— Amount already $69,596 35. Messrs. Gian Singh Co. $5,555 00 Hongkonß Shanghai Banking Corpn. $1,000.00 Indian employees at i p ar East Oxygen Acetylene Co.. Ltd.. throuph Mr L. Dalmtm $65.00. Total $76,*****.
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    CHINESE HAD KEYS FOR BICYCLE LOCKS
    61 13 On Wednesday afternoon I party of detectives arrested a Chi nese m possession of a .32 revolver with five shells m it. It is stated that ho was arrested and released last month for shoot ing a detective at Lorong 3. Tho Police searched
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    49 14 ->..-;' K r £5a n»« following haw haen telected »nch«rn (Nee Soon Qrn); »v BrJnf (<MQ) Concr Oxford FTv T), C< M (lt Ell<y (2^BOD).j •x n kt' 1 (N( f Soon Qrn) Mir Osh, 1( N Soon on,), SSI BSSK > sSssfe r r (GH^BOD), Ltu n
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    22 14 <«~e r; sss- 3 Mr r PW« M.rs uJ f in C l fVdid not Apn] n by Reuter
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    All-Lancashire Clubs Cup Final?
    413 14 All -Lancashire Clubs Cup Final? tin-. 1 )v Mal :i An all-Lancashire f. a Cap M n f° r t tho J lrst lim sinn> IWB wll(^ Evvron beat nnato draw. Ho h Btackpoo] and Manchester United must be ronsidered as having splendid chances of Airim irfirStaPP^ ninr(S th<> VV(
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    TABLE TENNIS FOR VALBERG FUND
    11 14 Association meet., ST-rS^ Payer, m Smgapore'^day
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    INDIANS' BRIGHT CRICKET MADE THEM POPULAR
    196 14 Although the Indian cricket torn I was not a rinancial success Australian cricket lovers will remem<»e> it with pleasure, and regiet Sfe v? crickot tours arc not ie Australia beat the Indians fairly ZfZ'l^/^ one sporting writer traha They failed m the Test match
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    "SKY MERCHANT" DUE HERE
    95 14 SHANGHAI. Mar. 4. The plan-^ 'Atlas Sky Merchant.' Jej here last Friday, will take off this morning for Tokyo with a group of eleven passengers. F H Be, ford President of the At.as lupply Company, and a Director of the Standard On Company of New 2S?E
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    U.N.O. MEMBERSHIP
    32 14 LAKtJ SUCCESS, Mar 3 Burma s application for United »h« a Membership Committee by the Security Council today tK' Wd probably will m final Counct. consideration late m Spring U.P.
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    BRADMAN'S AMAZING CENTURY
    184 14 BR ADMAN'S AMAZING CENTURY Hooks about cricket vhich toll of feats oi !>» lonian, nij). UMBg them those of Don Kradman usually de;»l only with first class <ncket, and omit what was probably the fastest scoring; by any cricket*! anywhere. This" was •illy m the career of the great Australian
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    S'pore Table Tennis Team For China Olympics
    133 14 at Si "Fh?° r is to be represented at table tennis m the Chini Sh.n?h!!i lympiCS tO be »*mE Shanghai, commencing from May •>• This was revealed at the Sinn C it was pointed out that thr SSSmwS The Association will be holding
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    127 14 I Ba^uio. Marc): 3. Adi for Increased autoj;c:ny| of lico allocations by thS tional I >fl rose to ncoura^in^ hi i^| when t!i Siann>. „9 laved l iy t!>> rent riiij their country, arrived fl ticip: t< actively m ttifl PAO rice conference. I The group's presence fl erally
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    68 14 Washington MacAithui. Supreme Ai!« rnandei In the Fai 'foraied the Hou.m ol 'fl tives Foreign Affairs *'<« that he is too busy m I I <| turn home to give vi<i^H China's need tor aid. The conunitteo di i "'I j Gcnoial advised H undorratf" China'? same time it
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    261 14 Pion. Alf Brown, m ,l 0 the referee stopping the fieh,.round because of a bad out o. A Weiden showed himself i heavyweight of class and nun chmg ability He put th? or cc of h,s 15 stone behind hi»" bow/ but m spite of his weight he wmt
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    QUAKE SHOCK IN MANILA
    116 14 Manila. Mar. 3. A slight earth tremor shook Manila .shortly after 5 o'clock this afternoon. -Rcuter. An earthquake described as fairly seveie was recorded on the Fordham University, New York, seismograph today." The Reverend Joseph J. Lynch said the Int shock was registered at 9.28 a.m.
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    DEMARCATION
    34 14 RANGOON', Mar. 3. Tv Yuen tan the new Chinese ambassador «,ri 'tv Pr eSS confpr^ce he was China bordei- would be settled by conciliation and treaty. He presented his credentials Oil Wednesday. U.P.
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    ROCKLITES CRICKET
    45 14 i m The following Rocklites a: A (SeribawaiiK) M at Mnbawang. are lvqu.Mc) I the Govl. TVeaiur. transport:— Tham GalLstall, C. B Sllva (Capt) C. B. H« H Swyny. E. A. A G. Woodford. R V Swyny. Mwnr«t: v and C. G. Fm::
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    107 15 ibriola. the Italian wrestnak>'< Ida s.: g t Happy World Covered ■Borrow, was until itbox::.. r l Aus!lbm, Tlgi A: m and i fought under Labriokm when tho Singapore iin Pwtll about 18 la tribute to the Malh He said they fought fmsfy and gave the jtemaney'i worth. Singapore
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    73 15 Th? following players are invited to play football for Shell S.C. at J. Bahru against the English College on Saturday (Transport will leave office at 3.30 p.m. Wong Leong Yuen, Chong Chong, Lav Heng Fook. John Hon, John Loh, Anthony Choong, Boon Yoon Cheong, Phua Boon
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    EARLY SELECTIONS FOR TOMORROW
    175 15  -  ALLAN LEWIS (BY PEN AN G, Thursday. The following are early selection* by Allan LeuAs, Tribune Special Racing 2l i?' the final day of the Pencmg j Turf Club's Leap Year Meeting on Saturday:— Horses. Class 3. Div. 1, 8i Furs. MKRRY MILLER. Maestro, Renown. Horses.
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    80 15 The giant Hungarian grappler. Australian hJvjrwefcht cham"Tencheff. who is passing three occasions with the Jim Londos. the present »oria C X Pi0 A n ustra.ian is .said i to a clean and scientific matmar^ maintain bis n £f at sl t of the ln
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      295 15 Weights For Third Day PEXANG. Thursday Th Peter Con J* ?j following are the handirups fo»- Scholar f »he lart day of the Penang Turr Carmana n J Club Loan Year Meeting on Satur- Lady Of Kent tiav Donalla dd> Doris Pet J-JJ Horses. Class 3. Div. 1, 8i Fur=.
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    WEST INDIES RECOVER: 584 FOR 5 AT CLOSE
    565 16 GEOiUiKiowN Mar. I I !.*nd. loaißf l f"• t:ir t j>l( ndidly m the Ih rd le.st t 1 v. but th. West Endlet recow (i magnificently i > unish th i.iy with 2«4 oa the board nr tie loss of Aft
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    46 16 Prizes for the p<s*sa> competition on "Tears m Yanktze", sponsored by the United Enterprises, Singapore, will be given away at the Cathay Cinema during the 9.30 p.m. show tonight. Miss Christina Lee will distribute the 10 prizes to be awarded to winners.
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    28 16 Picture $koW guests at the Tea Party ff*M by Che' Fatimah Binti Hay Hmrtm H I Street to the Committee of the Maulud Nabt Ludies Section, Sin<r<ipore 1
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    353 16 "Sick Person A Dead Weigh In Society" Doctor Urges Need Fi Health Insurance A HEALTH INSURANCE SCHEME PROPERLY COi TITTED AND RUN. IS THE ONLY THING THAT TAN BED FIRST TO COMBAT THE SCOURGE OF TUBERCULOffI THE OPINION OF DR. I. ILLOVSKY. M.D.. WHO ADDREI THE EAST WEST SOCIETY MEETING
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    INDOOR TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS
    188 16 Five ties m the Men's Doubles of the S.L.T.A. Indoor Championships were played at the Happy World Stadium last night. The results were Yadi and M. I. Reshty beat Dr. Chan Ah Kow and P. Sarathy 6-3. 6-4. A. G. B. Pakir and S. A. Dawood beat
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    28 16 MANILA, Mar. 4. The Philippines Government has given Philippines business permission to deal with Russia, despite the absence of diplomatic ties between this country and the Soviet. Reuter
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    C.H.S.U. SOCCER TEAMS
    198 16 Players to represent the J S.U. Ist and 2nd XI Socci M against the Bnyht SI i .}^M Ist XI and the Malaya W Ist XI on Sunday at r is and 4 p.m. respectively wilH selected from the following: Ist XI. A. W Hye. K. Dragon.
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    Rovers Hold Cops To One-All Soccer Draw
    299 16 Rovers Hold Cops To One- All Soccer Draw Fast and Interesting soccer j was seen at the Police ground yesterday when the Police XI were hold to a one-all by the Rovers Sports Club 2nd XT. The Police were an experienced team, but their formards frittered away many scoring chances
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