Morning Tribune, 6 March 1948

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    5 1 MORNING TRIBUNE U^- 10 rax"
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    129 1 fnad Ceremony fe^a^SSS^*" A LANE KITTTMAH n ;/AVF PARTICIPATED mmE i***™*®? OF A CERTAIN TRIAD mtd that the from mik* n tfti finger* v l( thor portwM sieni&cance to ihe mitia- ttoß ceremony they had taken n m Some Chinese documents "o also recovered by the police At the
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    112 1 SIN'KI Mar. 5. MMI il parties tixlay sho\ve<! CXreluctanre to commit Fin- a military will ux c pact Russia, deapfte the itkteby a Foreign Office ipokethat it was likdy the ration star*. Begotjal (People's Party, after B pour session, could only tell psi'lent tli.it they would meet to negotiate
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    THERE WAS A PLOT TO KIDNAP SJAHRIR
    86 1 BaUvU, March 5. Radio Jok ,:uta reported today that Republean Army Major General Sudar,,,o admitted that he had ordered :11s subordinate Major A. K. \nBUf, to kidnap Sutan Sjahiir. then Premier, m the 1945 coup d otat. The trial of those accused of
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    MICHAEL FOR NY
    29 1 SOUTHAMPTON, March 5. The liner Queen Elizabeth with ox-King Michael of Rumania and Queen Helen among her l,wo passengers left Southampton tor Now York this morning.
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    CHAMBERS' NOMINATIONS FOR COUNCIL TODAY
    170 1 /Trihunr Staff RrpurUr) -jnftaSSSSsaSaS *J~+^JF^c£*2nm also go to the polls. ir So far only the Indian ChambI er ot Commerce is known to have two candidates to content the one seit allotted to it m the Le#sI lative Council. Th€ only candidate to repre*en! the
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    AXE MURDER ARREST
    167 1 (Tribune Staff Rejwrter) A Chinese has been arrested IB connection with the brutal BXe murder m a carpenter s shop to Queen Street m the early hours of Monday. He was spotted" by the Pen<mlu ol Pulau Sekejang yester. Say morning and handed JW to an official
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    CALL FOR ISLAM VENGEANCE
    20 1 CAIRO. Mar. 5. King AbdulY T™as the first indication that Sid: hTs J«th must be aven,ed."
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    RICE SMUGGLING
    31 1 BAGUIO. March Jj-^! thousand tons of rice Qmuesled from Siam last year. H" disclosed today m discusiio^of the Food and Agricu tv- j ral Organizations Marketing and Distribution committee.--
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    600,000 JAPS PERISHED IN P.I.
    141 1 M Reporter; terd v from led that c. lebraMrica, r gn Af- 01 the I m n rribune n Lm mediate need for opening up a Philippine Consulate m Singapore or m Malaya as the i n I terests of Filipinos here were well looked
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    JOCKEYS'DRIVE TO ASSIST CHARITY
    295 1  - JOCKEYS' DRIVE TO ASSIST CHARITY ALLAN LEWIS (BY PENANG. MAR. 5. AN INVITATION FROM THEMALM; HELD THEIR REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING. The Association is V^P^«£sMttited (regi^tored with RjPjf of Societies Federation of Mal£c S M^ C Ellery; Hon. Asst. See M Mr E. Duwson; Secy, and Tiejs^. mi. it'ahib. Hon. Auditor.
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    AUSTRALIA TO TAKE IN MILLIONS OF BRITONS
    30 1 Melbourne Ma. eh 1. an w*w d hero of millions r f) Australia inc^ d^ stralia to UK. and elderly; of Brl to^traua.
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    DEBATE RESULT: ELECTIONS SHOULD BE HELD
    42 1 DEBATE RESULT: ELECTIONS SHOULD BE HELD in J^ I mstructive an.i attracts! Uteri" Support of the proposal T hV sWapore elections m boycoSd. He was supSSS hv M' lim Chan YoOf. P^S^C Tooholed the vlctonou^opLa.. any -pportc. by Mr. OW« Ah U"»-
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    $5.65 A PINT
    11 1 Suil tn the F'-od Conper repOicd pint bottle.
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    Gangster Killed In Midnight Gun Battle
    446 2 Detective Commended VCHrv/^/r^ c t A( 7"' NT F A (;nX BATTLE BKTWEEN A i :vism S i N^ M p^f 5 A4? l !i2 APOIUB which OFON^KWEEFaI? HFLD INTO THE DEATH ThH 2tf-yea: -old /.'unman. Ong Kwf> Fan. kuj sai^i to have »<*en
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    Bound Over For Theft
    166 2 Lee Ihinm 800, 31-year-old Chinese, who pleaded guilty last week jt th > Second Polic v Court to theft was yesterday, sent to the Fourth Police Court where n<- was bound over m $200 for six months. Lee was ordered to the Fourth Police Court because
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    "BROWNIES" FAREWELL COMMISSIONER
    176 2 it Han You Lacked Ymr Bicycie? I Bi >wnies from various Singj. PCkc Proles gathered yesterday a- th<- Guide Hut. oft Orchard Road n to wish goodbye to Mrs. J L. Wilson, the chii f commissioner y to greet their new commissioner Lady Hone, and to chver
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    HELPED TO RUN LOTTERY, FINED
    70 2 HELPED TO RUN LOTTERY, FINED *or assisting In the manage, ment of Chap Jee Kee lottery a young Chinese, Soo Ban Tza, was fined $600 or six months rigorous imprisonment m default. Soo was arrested at a house m Ponspol Road at 4 30 p.m. on Feb. 28. The Magistrate
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    WAR DAMAGE CLAIMS FRAUD
    207 2 Kuala Lumpur. March 4. The War Damage Claims Commission draw attention to a case of some public interest which was decided m the Ipoh District Court recent The accused submitted a c!aim to the War Damage Claims Commission for a sum of $9,262 m respect of
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    LORD LISTOWEL
    61 2 In the report on a Press conference held by Lord Listowd at Kiiiila Lumpur on Tuesday published m the Morning Tribune of March 4. th e Minister was qu< ted as saving that an increasing economic independency both between the various part? of the Federation and of the
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    235 2 Found guilty by tae Criminal District Judge day of the offence of att extortion, two Chine* Keng Swee and Wong Swe were sentenced to 17 m rigorous Imprisonment ao Ano;her Chinese. Lm Boon. w, a s senunced t months' rigorous inariNl Khoh Keng Bwee and Swee Lam. who are
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    70,000 Fans Saw Tears Of Yangtse'
    136 2 The stirring Mandarin filn "Tears Of The Yangtse" create< a local box-office record after a 20 day running at the Catha> Cinema. About 70,000 cinema fam saw the film, shown m two parts at 103 performances, including three midnight performances. The current screening at
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    188 2 Mo, :>,n on, batch of'"^^^/" W 1 to tM jumped ovorboarT S Fr^cK/" J s,n K ..|>on- waters on it, way to Sa^on wh L««S thrn. ,t ,s b..|,..v,.,i. ma; huv/fo, n d TwVu J,t (^^J So far. six Legionnaires hav«^ Iven rescued from the sea by local asher
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    179 3 .S3SSS r .n m I a the nn-iims P lal bt party h thp dr» docks, the bHW > n S all the foundries, the SUr tatlo /d^ci giores. They toiler > h h °P h TMastcr Attend Attendant* PPc» c n re me t oy and the e
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    103 3 S^SU endors "i 1 'bat Pfrmangpd |fM Conimitte o KJSe*- The S»" riat'ons Officer. AMURSSBW; 2 Represent^ Automobile A»«i^« 4 .Secretaiy tad one c MembeiV Rept"senta[oto! Insurance OonnDKesentaf.ve ippoWlM b >' ifsc Chamber of Comiecomincndo>l that tho c shoull have the fol-iunrt\o!\s-.-Tc> organise first weeks'. To issue booklets on
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    Order For Payment Of Atimony
    13 3 $,00 per nSnth without any adthe original petition.
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    PARCELS POSTAGE RATES UP
    52 3 The internal parcels Rate CtS. ctS for a paicel not excelling 0 5( 3 lbs. t0 For a parcel exceeding 3 lbs. but not ex ceeding 7 lbs. 0 <o c«e<Hng 7 lbs. for a parcel exceeding 11 l^ but not exceed- w ing 22 lbs.
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    ATTEMPTED LOOTING CHARGE
    47 3 ATTEMPTED LOOTING CHARGE ami Chineae >"' c oviFive more ace use u dcncc yestcniay denym^ the aUe^ nations f 'f N Ci ec rThor, Ng Kirn Leng. ISfe J^« an(l NS A J OiTe more acc.i^« Ong V U 21hi fU'f««* an<l wi»l be n^ned on Monciay morning.
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    125 3 fci are now being taken In Wore to lorm a Malayan of the Asian Relation* OrBtion m accordance with di ons reached at the InWan Conference held In a In March, 1947. a mating convened by Mr. j- niiTy, and D; Bhuranjjj. Malayan members of Kneral Council o f
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    QEI KHEE ASSN.
    17 3 V,, f f if ssix:iation ot W special Ken. MiNo v V tem Porarily
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    EXCELLENT FILM FARE
    233 3 into the amusement *£r.u Mns W alt Disney's popular techJnd S an excellent enterS: ftiry Tale,, the adventure of a charming Princes. v£o^w the victim of a wicked Queens K°M escaping the handof an execution* Snow White beromes lest m the forest and is dcS bvtho friendly
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    Paya Lebar Hold-Up
    77 3 ,v Hylam. occupant of a house la a LoronK off Paya Lebar Road was robbod of $50 m cash when he was held up on Thursday night by foui armed Chinese. The latest donations towards tnc fUBd m aid of the Langkawai fire, victims include those from
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    VILLAGE COMMITTEES AND POLITICS
    180 3 i he MMm MMi h s lie^ n lent by Mr. G W. Sennett Chaiiman of the Rural Boa^ Singapore, to all Villag* Coml "I have* received your enquiry, prompted by a recent speech about the status of the Vii.<M?c Committees. I wish to assure you
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    MADCAP ROMANTIC
    125 3 n«nt hpart^d screen i tingimp r° ma c n c'e am uproari- ropuishly bceu I.n* ami J rtam lng sequences when M dlfl to the altar wim gU|I erent m lonaies lsnt a wife .to m from her when she is snau v v g by a fourth
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    NO HALT TO CHINA'S CURRENCY SLIDE
    74 3 BtaAf^ M- r^ linK s national rU failed to P*°P.SJi^ m heavy currency from n lck m arkrt buying today! P^J^SU quoUtions for ™Jrd of CN1855,--prico of gOW t 1M hours to 000.0 M m t^p. o t v roach CNSA* >v k o
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    Kempei Officer For Trial
    25 3 Sunder *V°ro'Tot,£ SL?SS during tn. ma^acr, of Chinese m PebruW Lt The trial wiU be *J°" W R. M. D. Urquhart
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    FILMS APPEAL COMMITTEE
    97 4 't is oflkUlly announcd th.a tin Committee of Aj.pi-al for Sin^apon oUI Jish.-cl under the pTOTiMoO ol Section 16 of the Cinopiatotfrapl PH«i Ordinance eoadHi «.t the 101--lowing pcnoOt, noininnted ;.nd uppointed by he. the Oov«rnor:— Prefidcnt. Municipal Oommkmiomn 'Chairman i. Oomm!iialon«« of Police <Vl«e Chai.man). Se«retarv
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    East West Art Show
    253 4 'Trittiitu fhmff Keperter) i At the V.M.C.A.. Mr. Tan ThooO Lip declared open yesterday afternoon an art exhibition Much is i joint effort of the East and West, the artists being Vliss Lo Kit Ling from South China, and Mr. Harold W. Offord f the United
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    $1,000 FINE FOR AGED CHINESE
    74 4 A $1,000 fine or six months' rigorous imprisonment was imposed on a 66-year-old Hakka Kong Sen*, by the E;ghth Police Magistrate, Mr. W P Rule, yesterday, when he convicted him for being m possession of three gallons of dutiable samsu. Accused was arrested at 3
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    Mac ARTHUR'S STATEMENT HAILED IN CHINA
    437 4 Mac ARTHUR'S STATEMENT HAIL ED IN CHINA Mixed Reception In U.S. SHANGHAI. MAR 5 CHINESE LANGUAGE PAPERS ALL DEVOIED EDIIORIALS IO MACARTHURS TESTIMONY AND UNANIMOUSLY LAUDED SCAP FOR "COMPLETE UNDERHANDING OF THE CHINA SITUATION" WITH REFERENCE IO THE GENERALS STAIEMENI THAT A MILITARY SOLUTION WAS THE PRIME NEED BEFORE DISCUSSING
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    SHINTOISM RETURNS TO JAPAN
    59 4 -IOKYO. Mar 5.-Shintoism v staging a comeback m Japan, according to a survey by the Jiji Press. A Jiji staff writer just back from I fortnights tour of practically all famous Buddhist temples and Shinto shrines reported that religion was rxing revived while Buddhism Was suffering
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    BUDGET LEAKAGE DENIED
    52 4 NEW DELHI. Mar. 4: -India's Finance Minister. Mr. Shanmukham Chetty, strongly denied m the Dominion Parliament today that there had been budget leakages. Allegations of leakages had been made by veteran Liberal leader Pandit Haiday Nath Kunzru when the House resumed discussions on the budget presented on
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    YMCA ACTIVITIES
    122 4 Mom.iy, Bth March. Lasi Day of Art Exhibition to 7 p.m.. 5.30 p.m. Commercial Classes, 7-8, Free Lending Library, 8 Music Club Choir Practice. Tuesday, 9th March. 5.30 Typewriting Class. 6.30 Keep Fit Class. 7.15 Malay Class 7.30 Badminton. 7.30-8.30 Free Lending Library. Wednesday, 10th March. 5 9
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    100 4 JERUSALEM fe, I Christian communiti, :r fl today join.,l m partition plan. wh,ch the B^ fiST^ *«1 150.000 Christ,: m A ;;i,.'« S In »tatt-in,.nt from th^ of the Churcn of the Hrll chrohere. It was th, t-W public doclat ition -if K M between Cl.nstnns fl on the
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    108 4 Los Angeles Mar. 4 --M Agents arrested today two ftH linns on charge! that t^yM smuggled nne USSIOO.OOoH mond ring into the ul States, which wai ttoki I the Countess Mata:az7.aM South America. The 23 karat diamond M found m the pmmitnn of Cm Pasinatu. 20 and llavrieio HH
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    FLYING TIGER" TO TESTIFY
    85 4 Shanghai. Match Majoi-J eral Claire Chcnnault. oi^an and commander of the ft* "Flying Tlgew" during thr today put final touches to I merit which ho will make M the Houae of RepreaenUtiwi i eigv Affaiis Committee on question of China aid The Ckncral. who accepted mvitation
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    WHISKERS CLUB
    33 4 Th« Jackdaw, who had pcriuadi* to whitewash him itrutfed o»f- w Whiskers followed him. 4 way to a farmyard »nd wtnt f ,1 to tho dovecot*. The h*m«. Tht Jackd«w ■»«•<• te
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      58 4 VOICE OF I SON OF THE SOIL ALL SONi OF THIS SOIL PalKv?' J V; 4 ti i 1; I wiM iK v M lJlp KAftIKAL LANK r#9ANG v (footbaU field) KATONG, on SATURDAY, (the Independent Candidate lor the Legislative Council election MUNICIPAL A tUrn division) COME ALL to the
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    132 5 I. v; 0 GOLD COAST I U A Th eGoldCoas.Gov. 11 l wim-ig the recent --cos-. "g/jSB and m m)ured »s in P"! -i micro- v s c ''hat peaceful rw™ ,^e U d B .^h«d S h:p and bring tn many >nnoc£ns. perm ery i am making UIU
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    58 5 I I I*. t£&*& I I <! arijuX B'lf.iiu i»i f" report from Paris K?.d t)TO^os»'<A <miu\tanooi! Kon of sterling, the Dutci Hrn f; 'mm fia:ic. K^ijpw i f ■■<; > irea ica« I; fit >'/ 11 tW« X it Mrs fr .V 1 Strong X) h>,is received, opH|7
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    58 5 I, X< r March I. Lt.ohn I; States ■dei m South) n Korea, tojned Koreai t o ttain to might try 1 irupt the to be h Id m Korea on f bo carried out pw rfted by r< pn nt i- and will operate on pof adult suffi
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    42 5 J°- Ma, i Air V1( d A V Bouchier yesmade a farewell call on Mac Arthur. Vlce-Marthal v;l 110l 10 has been Acting MJer-ln-Chief ol the BrlJwnmonwcalth Occupation g^a^ence ol U G«i Robertson, will sail for V, a Joard the Dilwarra
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    £2½ MILLION ON BRITAIN'S SS
    85 5 LONDON. Mar. 4. Britain riU spend £2.500.000 on her seciet Mvico this year, the same as last ,oar. it was disclosed today WiUl ho publication of the civil estimates for central government and the coming year two officials wUI persist with the writing of the
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    INDIA A WARNING
    45 5 LONDON, Mar. 4.— Sir John Tho'ne, former Home member of the Viceroy's Executive Council m rndia, declared m an article m the Independent Weekly Spectator today that failure to settle the quarrels between India and Pakistan might \oiiA to incalculable disaster. Reuter
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    Doctors Must Prepare For Atom Attacks
    90 5 nFNVER < Colorado). Mar 4. Sr Thad P. Scar*. Director of Fort Logan Colorado Ve-enmj Administration Hospital sa <i T'mted States doctors have only th"cc years to prepare for mcd.- cal defence against an atomic b °He b sald aC the responsibility th Slfning
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    Row In French Assembly
    37 5 Paris. Mar. 4.-After Communist and on Commu f nist ph^X; H had tried to shout each other five minutes today.; session of the French Nations^ Assembly was suspended by the when Pierre Reuter
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    BENES SUICIDE REPORT DENIED
    46 5 NANKING, M*r. The Cerhosl.rni; j^^Sk M Ch.na, Doctor Jo*ef Lele*. niaht dtocredtted report* tha. "pnsidrnt Bew» committed suicide. life forbids turn to com™*"": ir the envoy «<nd, addtos However that he had notr,r, v- t--3 S3 ofjin.d mjormnUon on the subjrrt. Reut*>r-AAI
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    SA Govt. Order Set Aside
    41 5 PRFTORTA. Mar. 4 'ne Sun^e Court here today set sis© of the New Union GddfleWi. The order granted on January 2 d slught by the South X fl iC a f Gjj^njn^ on the !H£Mn!^ vent.-Reuter.
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    IRISH GELDING WINS £2,000 STEEPLECHASE
    44 5 CHELTENHAM. Mar. I. Mr. p L Vtckerman's versatile Irish tO He y "beat Miss Dorothy Pagct's Harov Home by om -and-a-ha f Coloured Schoolboy a further ten fengmTawav third of 12 runners i The northern challenger Cool 1 customer, winner of the valuable fence.
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    HORTHY AT PARTY: YUGOSLAV PROTEST
    33 5 HORTHY AT PARTY: YUGOSLAV PROTEST ir^oS^Regent ol H«n- w^^atl H oS a t M^e h protes,. which sta^ that bPgs t^honoura^th^Secr c ta y .!i will be taken tc sl American official,' Reuter
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    U.S. Export Record
    22 5 WASHmOTON *r. 51.960.000.000 compar ed. t U. 520.000,000 m 6 'n eed liday 3SS= s ft higher figures. Reuter
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    Solemn Moment In Kashmir History
    206 5 Itt>V Map I The Pa- Blr MoSjJV^lah Khan, .aid' 'I havi not Wat doubt that If Kashtad a within a In Kashmir no matt about by •nation of fen n the East Muslim Lea- i which i > lunch. o help the pra- yer. In
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    New Plea For Military Aid To Chiang
    386 5 New Plea For Military Aid To Chiang to disCUM that report. h.. Bstad to l>e excused fiom aim v f nn* specific question for fear of d "clo^ng socr,t in^m-tion Tho committee then voted to ho Id a private session excluding newsmen and the public at which he could speak
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      32 5 'Site Was Vie Most Beautt/ul woman lEmSaw m My Mfc "REBECCA" IpAPIINt DV MAI'BIEK March MUi "> 12*»' t* M m Specia. performan^Sa.. Man,, l>.h at «U3 VICTORIA THEATRE STAOK CM B PBODIJCTION.
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      SATURDAY, MAR. 6, 1948 Red Threat
      373 6 SATURDAY, MAR. 6, 1948 Red Threat Moi even Fascism m its hey-day of power w.'s able to fill the nations of the world with afi much apprehension as does Communism today. In mmy eon-Communist countries strenuous at'enip' j are being made to combat the influence of Communism, and one need
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    SHIMADA SAN CAME HOME
    782 6  - SHIMADA SAN CAME HOME DENIS WARNER Story Of A Jap Po W p^- Dy 'X-u-j%_n_. TOKYO.— It was February 194(>, md the winds from Asia blev ?oldly through the street of Tokyo m the first winter of the occupation. Shimada san had jone to the war and for nearly three
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    U.S. Politicians Are Underpaid
    197 6 WASHINGTON. Getting men to work for him is one of President Truman's big difficulties these days. The trouble is not that people j do not want to take on responsible j jobs m the Government but rather that they often cannot afford it. As the 'Christian
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    439 7 WITH V ERA ARDMOKt w& m. the ■r.t-W" t«0 Eli. »< ro -wp S I i r g Cng the many Mrs John KiK- on** „,-B wn was attired m V.!l ll' I tints id Party IlwricanC n I IV< glan i cwaa nlhvjsdaj veninj »t me m N
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    Pretty Send-Off
    66 7 The wise uife m*kes tt aw*™* to tend her tpvusc off to work v-Uh a fotvi Mznwry of njr ctwm and her sptc\<xl r( r s m him. Utre m fio**brui Resell demwtrutinu She itMds r OjtoUnyuished ntarrmfi cast m K*u Emetic O-Nvill's "|«flur»un«/ ffi' cmes £U.ctra." Her
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    Builder, On Bail, Has £360,000 Housing Contract Approved
    132 8 undom lukttt (;ril( n wood rarran, building magnate rH.us.-,) fro,,, JajJ on £2( white waKtaf to apK;il MKain st M« nine months s.-nt.-nre for pubHhin^ aMh balance s h.,t. S that ri.r DefMUlment of Health S..,Uan.» had approved £360.WO oontracf for him
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    GANDHI'S ASHES
    32 8 RANGOON. Mar 4.-Thi» of on Man*, by r*j«n**att*. „f the Indian Emksm, who k a** in New Tfct ackaa wil! hr immersed in the Iirawaddy river Mar. ?l.~R (UtC r
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    43 8 «taffts2 N feh bunwi"i "..r 8 h< wn Doctors tO*d a rf iffh S>ml S y k. fast^- moving m aohinery ght Mai" Might, through shock be nsv chologically incapable of mffi" ago and motherhood mam-.
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    POLICEMAN WHO TIPPED OFF THIEVES JAILED
    87 8 POLICEMAN WHO TIPPED OFF THIEVES JAILED LONDON. Probationer PollceConstable Maurice Richmond, 21. who toM two men m a pub that a house on h!s beat was a good place to ror>, was sentenced to eighteen months" Imprisonment at Notts Assizes for being an accomplice before and after the fact ami
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    CERDAN READY FOR TITLE BOUT
    97 8 NEW YORK. Mar. 4. Mated Cerdan reports that ho is m excellent shape as a iesult of hard training for the March 12 bout versus Laverne Roach. Cerdan is working from 12 to 15 rounds daily m boxing, rope skipping- and shadow boxing. He worked
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    STRIKE THREAT IN ATOM PLANT
    84 8 KEY. West Florida. Mar. 4. I 'sing the strike prevention clause of the Taft-Hartley Labour Lav for the first time. President Truman moved to prevent a walkout at the big atomic energy plant at Oak ridge. Tennessee. He announced he will iMOfl an executive order
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    169 8 ian.|, 18 i S free— f,ee from T^ mothers prison Jg* d m o°n"t r n d the <i)or Ann as the little, dark-nair,,, schoolßirl walked out Of 52 32 <Jo com true Thei she EUzabeth's dreams Wero of sunlit days. chlldrJJ, fX?. V *WP*» n d happy home-
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    223 8 Shanghai, March 5. HoDes of closer triendly relations Keen Britain and China were expressed when Mayor K. C. Wu of Shan* Smith nd p X Frank NeS brn,th President of the London Lord Mayor of London, formally SSJSS2SS Sino-BHUsh evening CPhOn S lViCe st^day I Hw C ma and
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    37 8 LONDON. Mar. Minister Mr. A. .;M stated m a writtn 'M answer' that p troops, estimated H during this month lP e M be serving oversea H a similar proportion 716,000 troops under arms m Router.
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    30 9 Xi punts of Fwal pnoiuK raphs appearirg m the Morning: Tribune and Malaya Tribune can be had on application to the Tribune Photographic Department at $2.00 per copy.
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    35 9 In his round of visits i.i Singapore Lord Luttowel. Minister of State for the Colonies visits the Supreme Court and seen, uith hat m hand, he inn greeted by Chief Justice. Murray AximUy (Tribune photograph).
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    58 9 SHINGTO.\ Mar. 4. It waa ed to.lay that the battle fnnsylvania, still radioactive he 191G Bikini atom lx>ml> ias bed sunk off Kwajalien Navy. othei target ships tho yer Trippo and the attack ort Banner have also boon D the bottom. U.P. W !tS? *2ftWA2 *»m*O. H.Koh is Tr
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    'i'LL SEE YOU AGAIN' BOW ENDED A DANCING STAR'S LOVE STORY
    284 9 'i'LL SEE YOU AGAIN BOW ENDED A DANCING STAR'S LOVE STORY LONDON. Two c.-profes-sional ballroom dancers whose names once topped the bill at showi at luxury hotels and Ri era night clubs, met to talk over their triumphs and recapture the glittering past. In a small parlour at the. Ked
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    COVETED POST FOR WOT NURSE
    102 9 LONDON, Mar. 5.- For the first time m its history, the International Council of Nurses has appointed a British nurse. Miss Daisy Caroline Bridges, to be its executive secretary. The Council, a federation of nursing associations, has as mem- bers 32 countries representing 300,000 nurses.
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    Anti-Smuggling Pact
    84 9 HONGKONG, Mar. Banking sources reported today that a Chinese Macao anti smuggling treaty has been concluded designed to reduce the amount of gold being smuggled into China. A Central Bank source said the Chinese negotiator Fisher Yu and Cyril Rogers were still m Macao anJ would return on
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    R.A.F. Strength Maximum 325,000
    237 9 London. March I. Mr. Arthur Henderson. Secretary for Air, presenting air estimates for £173,--000,000 m the Commons today, said the maximum number of officeid, airman and airwomen, it is proposed to maintain at any timt during 1948 to 1949, including 53,000 on release leave, is 325
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    CARGO HAULING RECORD
    35 10 Tokio, March 4. —Approximately 3.000.000 tons of cargo were hauled m Japanese ships during February establishing a new postwar record. Vice-Admiral R. M. Griffin. Commander -Naval Forces, Far East, reported today. ReuterAAF.
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    Kenya Muslin College
    31 10 Nairobi. March 4. A Muslim college has been planned for Kenya at a cost of £100,000. Most of the capital is being provided by the Aga Khan. Reuter.
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    124 10 Shanghai m M military pi ctur) looked bright, r lal M for many v. 1 Han-chi,hs I made furth. r W to cleat the p n 1 way. m Govc.tun.M i, I then M against th»- r,o; ltlv i^B and Cover nri:,::' ai l forces BUrtwl I )Ornr J
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    93 10 MOSCOW, MAR 4 M viet Foreign Mm stry :M second note to thp'ufl tes Government fl against violations 01 fl shipping freedom m tfl and "insisting on an ;fl measure" to end themM Mcscow Radio m aifl broadcsit. declared: "fl ously announced, the sH reign Ministry tent aH Jan.
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    WILL TRUMAN RENOMINATIOIN
    47 10 WILL TRUMAN RENOMINATIOIN Los ABgelea i California J I Val< University urn \Vesle> A. StuiKi;> fl icme Court Justice ">M RepubU- fOI -:"->■ da He" < limed wid J cx t s whether President I will get a renom.nat.on Sturges described Hrifl lac ado about nothing i r I
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    WIGAN BY-ELECT
    47 10 by-election at Wte JS*™ death of Labou. >;- r Foster takes place I" a H suit will bededarcd^™ The four camlul. Williams, Lat>ou» National ::ni:>n H London. Ha«>W J vativo Bchooimas?i< h town councillor. L Communist, and Ov "King 1 cavalier i H finder observer > H
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      159 10 f omirs: Im lusivi lo I li4 -Morning Tribune m ii i^~ "SUNSHINE FALLS" U IHEOES NOTWNG TO UKE 1 1 I IN HCT. I FEEL ttWHA I QS^SSwSI I^^S^^S I BETTER THAN 6EEIN6 THAT MI6HI TURN HIM INTO A B U**™ 6 T0 CONFABUIATEH CHAP.i^ar OH Huuo COORE&DONDtNCE IDTHAfiIO
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    Murder At The City Hall
    776 11  -  Patricia E. Gilbert A SIX-DAY SERIAL By d ,o- to Grips with the M urderer, but Kortunat*.y Up* I friendly I. j WfT 1 «.und.d strang< I -any P*** johnny tonight I in>sfaCe^ cm a p S ules that Jack had ft. ibc Xi iinvd
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    "KISSIONG IS DANGEROUS"
    111 11 "KISSIONG IS DANGEROUS" When *9*. Lucllm Daley J of the Wat uas standing on J a street corner uniting for I a bus. she was simply u<iif- i ing for a tux. 1 Certainly. she xcasv t witino to be kissed, and i very expertly too, by a per- j
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    P.I. LABOUR POLICY ATTACKED
    114 11 MANILA. Mar. 4.-Dr. Jose P. Laurel, head of the Japanese sponsored "republic" and the most probable opponent of President Manuel Roxas m next year's presidential campaign, strongly attacked the administrations labour policy m a labour symposium held fast night at the University of Santo Tomas Gymnasium.
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    FIRST CHANNEL CROSSING BY RADAR
    71 11 London. Mar. 4. -The 1.06, tons Antwerp vessel Topaze arrived m tlie River Thames at Tilbury early today aftet tn ftr^t English Channel crossin, ever made entirely by radai n *t£% left Ostend yesterday m a thick fog which normal > would hay, kept her
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    HUNGER STRIKE
    11 11 AHMFDABAD Bombay P.'"NmTpotomcn wore iniu.ed >n the disturbance. Reuter
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    Western Union Next Step
    152 11 Weste rn Union Next Step LONDON". Mar 4 Anrv quarters said today American guarantee of military aM for \V-s irn Europe m the event of an attack "would appear to bo tho next logical step" following the establishment of a European Western Union. They said such a move has "been
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    Newsmen Expelled
    54 11 NEW YORK, Mar. 4. American news agencies m despatches 'rom Guatemala city reported today that five British newspapermen have been expelled from Guatemala charged with sending distorted reports on the nations claims to British Honduras. All five left for San Salvador, it was stated, before the Government could
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    New Iraq Cabinet
    102 11 BAGHDAD, Mar. 1 The Iraq Cabinet reshuffled by Premier Syid Mohammed Alasadr was confirmed by a royal decree today. The new appointments are Minister of the Interior Nasrat Al Farisl (formerly Minister without portfolio). Minister without portfolio Jamil Madfai (formerly Minister of the Interior). Minister of Justice
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    19 11 THE HAGUE. Mar. 4 —General Serjre in^r. Czechoslovak Minister t<» the Netherlands, rociu'iifd today.— UP
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    Wheat Position Eases
    154 11 LONDON. MAR. 4. British grain trad* experts today estimated that the international wheat pos*tloft has eased immensely. Prediction* 4>y international officiate o* a h«e grain "deceit" this season hare been almost grotesqiiely falsified and the actions of the markets show* that they arc no longer credited. This
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    376 12 I,on<l'»M, F< l» L'.Y VERBATUJE character artor Maurio- Dmlm well known to j r« lie audiences as Dudley I say F am :t fool" Davenpor* ra.s at last found hiniself a dishonest part, that <>f car thief m "London BtftOTgl To Me" Now he is upset
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    RUBBER SHIPMENTS IN FEBRUARY
    50 13 I he February ocean shipments I rubber, including latex, t0ta11"6.774 tons compareu wit.h M.860 tens for January. The fall *as chiefly accounted for by re. luced shipments to the United itates, which figured at 31.562. Germany took for 5.506 tons and the Netherlands for 3.437 tens
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    SHARES REPORT
    44 13 I he market m tin shares continued to b e quiet with a small volume, of business passing at slightly lower levels. Robinsons a nd United Engi*ers Wen again the chief feature m the industrials section, states the Malayan Sharebrokers' Association yesterday.
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    UNION TO CURB SPREAD OF COMMUNISM WESTWARDS
    326 13 BRUSSEL, Mar. 4.— Representatives from Britain. France. Belgium, Netherlands and Luxembourg met today to form a Western European Union against tfre communism westward spread. The delegates wore reported to be m elos3 accord on virtually all the main pact provisions. They bi-lievi-d they
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    GOODYEAR OUTPUT REDUCED
    76 13 Aiaon. Ohio. March 4. Good- j year Tyro and Rubber Company has announced a 30 per cent, re- duction m its tyre output. A Company official statedpany stated to- day that sales declined sharply m January and February which means the big postwar demand has finally been
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    152 13 Market Notes Jottings .From Our Financial OW.J inspite of reported bids from London, there was a long bst ot declines m the tin share markewith however some exceptions and this seems to point to an acute attack of indigestion following the recent heavy pur j chasing. Devaluation rumours weie M
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    RUBBER UNCHANGED
    74 13 The price for *P»t m the market m rubber remained unrtiangbeing at lower levels, the market opened Quietly steady and m tn< absent of sellers it slowly ro to the lowest prices of yesterday Prices quoted are: Buyers SelleW No. 1 March R.S.S. 38J 394 No. 2 March
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    Siam, Cambodia Pledge Rice Aid To Far East
    77 13 BAGUIO, Mar. 4.-£iam and Cambodia, two have-nations as far as rice production is concerned have pledged to aid their race shortage neighbours, including the Philippines. These two member nations of the Food and Agriculture Organization meeting here, through their respective delegations on
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    Jap Reparations For Singapore
    74 13 Tokio, March 5. Seven ships ai< scheduled to call m Japanese ports m March to load reparations shipments for China, British Dominions and colonies as well as Singapore and the Netherlands East Indie*, the SCAP reparations section announced today. All shipments consist of machine tools and
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    Argentina, Chile Sign "Mutual Defence" Pact
    175 14 BUKNOS AIRKS. Mar I.— Alfen'taft and Chile arc this afternoon signing v "p ici of mutual defence* for their claims to sovereignty In Antarctica, the Argentina Foreign Minister, Juan Bmnmgito, announced today. Mr. Bramutflia who was speaking at a press conference added that the
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    57 14 THE SPORE HAIfBOUR BOARD BFRTHIN I IST VES&EL GODOWNS St. el Aire 44 K. H.i m I. Sheers Ch.Wlda 42 3 Ton*; 1401 40/41 D.u-Vfl 35/36 Mantm 35 Mt. H.. K ,rs 33,34 FoefeU Laut 31 32 •J.-m'ol I.ukenb..<h 17-18 01,. BodcnHnmer 29 30 Ci eiiurfncy ]0 11
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    LEND LEASE TANKERS
    51 14 Yokohama, Mar. ft. Two RusMan tankers on lend-lease from the I'nited States have been turned ov.-r to the United States Maritime Yokohama. Four other tankers also lendl<;isc. air scheduled to arrive at Yokohama for return to the Unit<<l Statos Kov<ini)Knt before Mar. 15, the Maritime Commission announced.
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    100 14 TM t'-ioujiiy i itdniinton tics will be piaycu oil on Munaay, Mur, 8, at th<- Clerical Union Ha.l at '< p.m. .sh.irp Yiu.uil fciuinat <!c Ismail SaW (Avonova) n. Rohuni M. JBman <i>um-arn Star); Othman Abood Arittin Ahmad iMuhikbah) vs. All Maitan a. Muji<j Hamfl (Sctiai; I Yusuff
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    NEW YORK RUBBER
    62 14 NEW YORK. Mar. 4. Rubber inturcs closed 22 to 26 points lowci with sales of 63 contracts. CloetOK nriccs March 1f).40 bid April l«».2O nominal, May 19 00-01 tia.h'.l, June 18.4f> nominny July 1*33 traded, Au^. 18.05 nominal September 17.98 bid. October 17 <)5 Monunal Novembei 17.
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    152 14 TRACK NOTES Renown, Howe Best (From Allan Lewis) PENANG. Mar. 5. Very little work was done this morning on the track, tiainers preferring to do slow work as the track was still very hard and dusty. At present, it cioes not look like it will get any rain and should
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    AUSSIE OLYMPIC TEAM OF 44
    62 14 Sydney, Mar. 5. The Australian Olympic team for 1948 will be limited to 44 including officials. This has been determined on the oasis of costs and funds available. Over 70 nominations were received by the Olympic Committee, but considering that it will cost £500 for
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    264 15 Indian Association 2; j RAF. (Changi) 2. A last minute goal enabled the RAF. (Ctongi) to avert defeat ami maintain their record of being the only Services team to be un* beaten so far m the S.A.F.A. League when they met the Indian Association at
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    200 15 Victorians Raffles Soccer In keenly contested soccer match played yesterday the Victoria School first team scored I narrow victory over the Raffles institution Ist XI by two goals to on*.. A deflected shot from one of the Institution's backs resulted m a goal for their opponents who maintained their kad
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    73 15 LEXINGTON. KENTUCKY Ita* 4.-Swenty Grand, winner ot he 1931 Kentucky Derby, died MIJ Yesterday, death being attnbutea Co v twbted intestine. 1 weniv Grand he.d the rtcofd foi the Derby with two minutes 1.8 seconds, until Whirlaway WOJ iU two minutes 1.4 seconds, 10 years later
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    121 15 By ALLAN LE\\l> By "GARRICK Race 1: BARONESS Catherine Race I: BARONESS Race 2: JAUNTY Catherine Locus Standl Race 2: FIRST is First In Lo^us Undi Rare 3: FAIR WEEK F?Ef W« Desert Kins Race 3: FAIR WEEK Monte Ciisto Sir Lancelot Race 4: LOVELY BORfc
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    236 15 Scotland appears to have the stronger team to represent them m their match against Ireland and The Rest, m the local •international" rugby series, which is to be played at Jalan Besar stadiunv today, and which will be broadcast by Radio Milaya. The Combined Ireland and
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    119 15 Results of yesterday's ties m the SLT A. Indoor Championships held at the Happy World Stadium W MEN'S SINGLES: Robert Chia beat Dr. Chen Ah Kow 6 1. 6-0. MEN'S DOUBLES: Kam.s ajjd I A. Alsagoft beat A. M. L. Wink'elman and A. Van Bochovc w.o Scow Kirn
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    19 15 LONDON, Mar. 4— RUtfb<y union result Hospitals 1 <up semi-final Guy's Hospital 7 Middlesex Hospital 0.- Reuter
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    272 16 Husbain Mir. .V The Queens id Railway strut*- now m it.* 'v day took a new t'lrn when ie Federal Minister tor .Supply tad Shij>pin^, S<rntor A^hl« v. fieu Hrisban** to confer with the late Premier, Mr. Hanlon. He va.s accompanied by the Secretary
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    137 16 Thru- will bt two charity show »t the Rex Cinema this morn m: aid of the Teluk Ayer Methodt Yoiitli Fellowship Institute and \menity Fund. The acrcentng .lines an- 8.30 a.m. and 11.00 a.m. An attractive programme has •••en arianjjed through courtesy of Columbia Pictures.
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    163 16 In order to facilitate the physial handing over of valuable poods »om ship.* to the Singapore Har :>our Board authorities, an amendment of the relevant By-Law will be submitted to the Governor m 'ouncil for aproval. While the standing liy-Law states that any package contain-
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    66 16 Army beat the R.A.F.. two-one. :it Alexandra yesterday, m the All-Services Hockey Competition. KAFs opened accounts through Lepgirt m the first half, main, taining the lead until the interval. Army got into thoi,- strid t on fiie resumption. Well| equalised a* a result ot
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    STERLING AREAS
    106 16 It is gazetted that as from February 22. 1948. the following areas are included m the Sterling Ana: Anr Dominion within Unmeaning of the Statute of West, minster 1931. except Canada and Newfoundland; Any part of the dominions not rving a Dominion within the meaning of the above
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    575 16 Yesterday's League Soccm '< Rovers Sports Club 4 S.C.C 2 Murmurs of disappointment i were heard yesterday when the Rovers, the civilian cosmopolitan team that had done so well m fri- endly matches last season, faced the S.C.C. without Rahman and Harith two outstanding defend- ers m Malaya. Having
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    SCBA Views On Moratorium Bill
    255 16 In commenting on the Debtor an Creditor (Occupation Poriodi Ordinance 1948. the General Committee of the Straits Chinese British Association are of the opinion that the sliding scale of the value of the Jap dollar unnecessarily depressos the value of the occupation currency and is
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