Morning Tribune, 15 March 1948

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    5 1 MORNING TRIBUNE TIT 10 CBMTM
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    Link For People Of All Asia Countries
    239 1 Link For People Of All A sia Countries asl;fh lashgkaha gdafghbdlsfghsefhsfh raffias ;a- msoAPOBB onooftho to the «fer- :nch. J President of the SS ing the inaugural Malayan Demo--5i L-nion Hall yesterday, li John A. Thivy. Represent*--IVO 0! mment of In- p., r that me gff PAGE TWO Robbers Took
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    WORLD WHERE IT WAS IN 1939
    154 1 Cincinnatti (Ouo». March 14. Judge Samuel I. Rosenman. who was a former c\o. ;t«lv. r to President Truman, said today "Our diplomatic resistance to communist aggression must be backed up by a militarily strong Am erica." He said that the world was. historically where
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    R.A.F. TO STRESS AIR STRATEGY
    174 1 "Exercise TWerfla*" AN INDOOR EXERCISE -"THUNDERFLASH -AT "HIS HEADQUARTERS ON MARCH 18 AND 19 TO ST JDY THE COMBINED R.A.F. BOMBER COMMAND AN D UNITED STATES STRATEGICAL AIR FORCES OFFENSIVE DLRING THE PERIOD FROM JANUARY. 1943. TO THE END OF THE WAR IN EUROPE. THE
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    STATE LOTTERIES WILL END GAMBLING, SAYS DR. PAGLAR
    193 1 STATE LOTTERIES WILL END GAMBLING, SAYS DR. PAGLAR Ih r Pmi7S S K "^> r.r. no „< ""■>"* »r inco»i6 to h c< **tf9 deplete NMMf die out and give plac* to a healthier state of affairs among those now attract e*l hi/ all forms of gamblinu. Styll illegally conducted
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    KEEP ON YOUR TOES, RAF TOLD
    552 1 KEEP ON YOUR TOES, RAF TOLD GRIM WAR WARNING BY AIR SECRETARY LONDON MAR 14 MR ART"'R HENDERSON. SECRETARY FOR AIR. TOLD THP ROYAL AIR FORCE YESTERDAY: "KEEP ON YO' rp TOFS *NP UK READY FOR ANY CALL IN THE WORSENING INTERNATIONAL SITUATION." He told a r cn-ics at the
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    Britain's Social Security Plan
    79 1 LONDON, Mar. 14. The i British Governments Social I Security Scheme this week reached its final -preparatory i stage when official enrolment forms were issued to all working persons in Britain regardless of means or age. The scheme will function almost in its entirety from June
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    MYSTEEY BLASTS
    65 1 NEW YORK. Mar. 14. A mysterious explosion shook tl»e New Jersey Metropolitan area Nearly today. Police were an- able to trace the source of the I bl iSe police said they received dozens of telephone calls from Elizabeth Linden and othti New Jersey communit es reporting "terrific blasts"
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    25 1 Madison. Mar. 14. Students of the University of Wisconsin in MacArthur's homo state termed an anti-MacArthur cub. Seventeen students, mostly veterans, organized the group. U.P.
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    Police Seek Accident Victim's Relatives
    70 1 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Traffic police are anxious to contact t~e relatives of a young Chiruse woman who was ta "^en to the General Hospital yesterday in an uni conscious condition .as a remit of falling off a moving omnibus operated by a private company. The
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    PROFITS "TOO SMALL"
    50 1 LONDON. Mar 15 British wholesalers utter considering a request of the Chancellor of the Exchequer. Sir Stafford Cripps. for a reduction ->r prices Md profits find their profits are "so small that ihe contribution they can make to a substantial reduction is al- mosl nogll&ible. 1 Reuter
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    FREAK SERIES OF AIR INCIDENTS
    194 2 Vienna, Match 14. Colonel CharW a B. McClellanJ Com mamirr of the umz Constabulary Repim»rit returned on Fri day from r routine t ri|> to Munich by train following a freak series of air incidents in which our pilot died and I cond pilot was
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    "Radiant Jade" Loses Last Appeal
    116 2 Peiping, March 14. "Radiant Jade," convicted of bein? one of the most notorious women spies for the Japanese in China during the Pacific war. today lost her last chance to escape an executioner. s bull ?t when the Hopei high court here rejected her appeal
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    Racing Motorcyclist Kills One Injures 5
    106 2 DAYIONA BEACH < Florida March M. One ipectator Wli killed and live ethers were injured as Don Evan> of San BiTnardinc. Calif*, rnia. rode to victory in a motorcycle race here festerdaj. Harold E. McKeever. a visitor from Ohio, was killed instantly when two
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    Bao Dai In Hongkong
    29 2 HONGKONG. Mar. H:Bao Dai. ex-Empcror of Annam. returned heiv today from a "holiday" in Europe. He refused to comment on the situation in Indochina. Reuter
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    U.S. SENATE PASSES EUROPE AID BIU
    213 2 WASHING ION. Mar. 14: The United States Senate gave its assent to the European re- covery programme early today. The bill was passed by 69 votes to 17 after m O rc than eleven hours' debate and at the end of a dramatic night
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    Accused Russia —Dismissed
    71 2 LAKE SUCCESS. Mar. 13: Dr. Jan Papanek chie! Czech delegate to the United Nations who charged Russia with engineering the Communist coup in Czechoslovakia was dismissed by his government today. Papanek's dismissal was mad > effective as of last Wednesday. That was the day wlv-n he rocked
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    GRIM WAR WARNING
    234 2 federation in going about OUT work." U.P. HELSINKI, Mar. 14. I.ennart Haljas, Finnish Deputy Minister of Social Affairs, made a statement to the agrarian press in which he declared: "Democracy has collapsed m different parts of the world and in several countries. The fight between traditional democracy
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    Soviet Production
    28 2 MOSCOW. MAR. 14.— The i Soviet Communist newspa•per, Pravda, reported today that Soviet production for the first quarter of the year was ahead of schedule. 0
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    JAN MASARYK LAID TO REST BESIDE FATHER
    140 2 PBAGUE Mar 14: Jan Masaryk Foreign Minister Ol Czechoslovakia was buned be side hi* famous :at her in Lan-. t Cemet:y ifter millions of hi> *****:ynien had paid him homj^, in a nK.mnrjth state funcrul o -nduct.-d by the new Communist regime. I
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    TRIBUTE TO WILSON
    66 2 SOUTHAMPTON, Mar. 14. Eric Johnston sailed for the United States aboard the Queen Mary, yesterday. Referring *o the film agreemen* he concluded with Britain. Johnston told i newsmen. "I understand Hollywood does not like it too weU. They would like more financially." Johnston called Harold Wilson, "one
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    PRAGUE RADIO ATTACKS CHILE
    70 2 PRAGUE, Mar. 14. Pi a gue Radio today broadcast a statement denouncing as 'arrogant provocation" Chile's request to the United Nations Security Council for an investigation of the recent communi*: coup in Czechoslovakia. The statement said "Chilean fascists last year severed diplomatic relations with Czechoslovakia without
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    CRASH LANDING
    56 2 Rome Mar 14.— The Curtiss I C-46 Commando airliner which I had been missing since Thurs- day had made a crash landing at Castiolene Del Lado, neai Perugia. Central Italy, an Air Ministry source in Rome reported early today. The crew of six was safe, all 1 members
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    Civil District Court Report
    170 2 According t» th 1 .-47 rt '^H port of the Oouri ni* be r of cases rerruin > because tne higher prici autcmaticaliy deereai j tto Court s jurisdiction a* w be expected from the H< udni I I Shortage, nearly ball the kj tions which
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    Bright Star Rangers To Stage Concert
    109 2 The Bright Star Rang»:> held a meeting at their premises at 14 Bukit Pur: Road. Kampong Bahru. yesterday. It was largely attended and among other things ilicussed was a proposal to stage a concert. This was suggested by Mr G. J. Lourdes, the Sports
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    REVOLT SPREADS
    67 2 SAN JOSE (Costa Rica Mar. 13: -The Right Wing volt in Southern Costa spread to the important terior town of San Ran; ;l where rebels killed one W yalist soldier and wounded several others, and raptured least two, government s announced today. Five government soldi were reported wounded
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    60 2 TOKYO, Mar. 1*- *g i Dutch ahip-Jimenteng tons) has arrived at H"" i take aboard reparations p> The second batch ot tons of Japanese Nf»J goods for China reached Snan hai yesterday on boaM China Merchants Steam > gation Company's vessel n Kang, which sailed from 1 sukaon March 8
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    Labour Unrest Flares Anew In France On Eve Of Vital Talks
    317 3 Reds' First Shot In Spring Offensive j x fl r u The strike weapon which the ComiAK u h nmer Franre last autumn was raised t ii a matter of hours before tomorrow's '■"a n Conference a ml spread
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    WOODERSON TO RUN
    60 3 SHEFFIELD MAR. 13. Sydney Wocderson who won •he individual title in the English Native Crosscountry hamponship bere toaay has been chosen to run for E.ig:and in the International Ot championships .it Reading on Apr. 3. Wooderson had announced hii retir ment from interna>r athletics at the end
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    Wrecked Plane
    60 3 .ANCHORAGE. Alaska. Mar Ihe wreckage of the ssiflg North-West Airlin?. four.engined charter plane carrying 30 passengers and irmen was believed to haw been lighted List night at the ot of a glacier. 8.000 feet uo the vde o! towering Mount Wi ingell, 200 miles east ol j The
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    Fifty Hurt In Crash
    35 3 PRAGUE. Mar. 14: FUty :> >' ns wen Injured, four setonsly, when a passenge; rnPodmokly jumped aih and crashed into a :oncrete wall near ttv entrance of Prague's Wilson stn- n yesterda> U.P.
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    31 3 TO KIO Mar. 13. The Japnewspaper Dai ichi man editorial hope r General IfacArthur'fl «uc--1 h presidential camMid today that it is that the sO.OOO 000 ivc the rignt N .P.
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    CZECH CRISIS ANOTHER BLOW IN THE REAR, SAYS MORRISON
    199 3 BIRMINGHAM. MAR. 14.— Mr. Herbert Morrison, leader ol the House of Commons and Deputy (Prime Minister, declared here yesterday that the political crisis in Czechoslovakia is "another blow in the rear'' and declared that "on top of all our economic troubles
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    INDIA TO FORM CADET CORPS
    144 3 t I New Delhi. Mar. 14. India is to form a National cadet corps of three divisions including one for girls. Sardar Baldev Singh, Defence Minister, announced in the Dominion Parliament today. Enrolment would be voluntary and without liability for service but if response from
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    Opium "Showers" In S'hanghi
    77 3 Opium "Showers" In S'hanghi BHANOHAI. Mar. 14 China's three largest opium producing areas are still showering the finished products in Shanghai whvre the drug is sold for its weight in gold. In this cosmopolitan city itself a big international smuggling ring i s believed to be operating for the United
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    Aussies Losing Face In Japan
    227 3 Japan to ■s-s. 'o.ss of -facee, according lien, who a,'apan today I W,st,a.,a ped the allowed to be friendly with ans Priv/t tho -HirdotHoS? we sai d. -They riot P«nttn them worse punish- ment from our officers." "The policy of the Commonwealth Occupation Force must
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    Textiles Spearhead UK Export Drive
    233 3 'MANCHESTER. MAR. 14— Mr. Harold Wilson, President of the Board of Trade, told a meeting ol Lancashire cotton trade organisations today that Britain's export programme provided for a clothing and textile export rate of £39.000.000 monthly by the end of 1948. This compared w;th £23,--000,000
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    Chinese Govt. Told To Demand Return 0f Port Arthur & Dairen
    457 4 Chinese Govt. Told To Demand Return 0 f Port Arthur Dairen r.'AXKIN Mu. 14. The Chinese People's Political Council Adopted resolution v sterday, urging the Chinese Government to demand Um m .urn to* China of Port Arthur and I );iiun. These two porta on Uie K flnnrhmj IVnmstiln won occu
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    TOY FURNITURE TO PLAN HOMES
    139 4 I.ONDCN Latrs Home>lannlng aici i s dolls' hous* ft rn tu e mado to scalo Horn sciaps o r wood, matchboxes, milk bottle tops and »).ns. Yourg couples setting up huuse will soon, be able to go into a furniture store a I'd p'an their
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    U.S. Chiefs Of Staff Confer In Secret
    399 4 WASHINGTON. MAR. 13. THE UNITFh ITJ JOINT CHIEFS OF STAFF WERE CONFERRING THE WEEK-END WITH MR. JAMES rORRESTAI «S RETARY OF DEFENCE. IN S TRICT SECRFcV V REMOTE NAVAL BASE OF KEY WEST FLORIDA MILES FROM WASHINGTON. Meeting in the naval quarters known
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    HONGKONG CLUB'S CENTENARY
    144 4 HONGKONG. MAR. 14. Th e Hongkong Ciub. o dest soc al institution in the Colony, will hold its 100th annual meeting on March 23. Actually the club is 104 years oid but the disparity is accounted for by the period ol Japanese occupat on during the war.
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    SHE PLANNED DEATH A YEAR AHEAD
    103 4 LONDON. Jessie Gertrude Giles, a wealthy spinster ot s xty-seven, found the pain of her arthritis intolerable and decided lo commit suicide a year ago. At the last moment she. discovered that certain business arrangements would not be completed, in time, so she postponed
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    Truman's "War On Russia"
    135 4 NEW YORK. Mar. IS. 1" sident Truman's opposition to Communists in any Chintz i Government may be interpreted as "a declaration of war against Russia. Mr. Henry Wallace declared. "The broadest and not unwarranted interpretation of the President's statement'. the third party presidential candidate said yesterday,
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    PLEA THAT BIGAMY WAS 'IN NAME ONLY"
    116 4 LONDON.— For big:vnou.ly marrying Vera Frances Frye at Chatham in -Ul3 last. Donald Jeffrey Downing at;ed 24. a leadmsz sea man in the Royal Navy. w« sentenced at Maidston- A sizes to 12 months' Impr son Downing who has a gooa naval record
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    NIJINSKY SEES INDIAN BALLET
    325 5 NIJINSKY SEES INDIAN BALLET „n n, Mir 12— Vaslav NiJinMtj. iuiii»<.wj 1M ..-ia the Imperial Russia -r< a I^o c t O uded by m 3ntal disease tai^n yesterday M see Ram rffitftiSfZ fhe Saville theatre in tft m i-s v take? WM tu memory d partner to No cne
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    CERDAN TKO's LAVERN ROACH
    203 5 CERDAN TKO' s LAVERN ROACH NEW YORK MAR 13 European Middleweight Champ on Marv.l C entan won hus fourth United States right last night scoring a technical knockoul over young Uwrn Roach o: Texas at ttidisoc Square Garden. Roach wa.^ oo the canvas seven times during the bout. BefCfte Arthur
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    Court Grounds Packed Again
    56 5 Tto wounds of the SlngagftW&e Courts in South Read were once again nes ot the 88 men who ap-Com-r Distri-t "tending a meet- society. •ro Uned ■•our de sof the haj? t^:;' ar a«eged to tv iniuatfn d a tnad SoCie femony meetmorning of Mar •one,
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    Oversea-Chinese Donations Urged
    76 5 SHANGHAI. MAR 13 The Finance Minister. O. K Yui. has arrived here to direct the collection of the "tax the rich" levy in Shanghai, j Mr Yui was specially selected by the Executive Yuan to supervise the introduction ot the tax here. It is understood the Government
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    First Visit Since 1648
    81 5 MARLBOROUGH. Mar. 13. -The King and Queen were welcomed at Maryborough to. day by the Mayor, 76-year. old Jame s Duck. It was the first official visit o! the reigning sovereign to the ancient borough for 300 yvars and only the second since 1101. In the
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  • ROUND THE WORLD
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      28 5 Honolulu. Mar. 12. The Navy announced the sinking of four more Bikini target ships, including two destroyers an-J two attack transports in the deep waters off Kwajalein. U.P.
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      49 5 Tokio. March 13. Former Minister Tetsu Katayama, leader of the Social Democratic party, who refused the new PJomier Hitoshi Ashida's repeated requests to accept the post of Foreign Minister, is likely to become official advisor to the Foreign Office, according to circles close to the Social Democratic Party. Reuter
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      39 5 Shanghai. March 13. -Brigadier General Cortland van Ro- j ger Schuyler of the United States Department of Army arrived in Shanghai this morning from the United States for a routine inspection of the Army Advisory Group in China. Reuter
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      45 5 Guatemala City, Mar. 12. Congress approved a resolution urging the government to study "the convenience cv breaking up diplomatic relations with Britain." The word 'convenience" was substitute! for "possibility" which had been recommended in the draft resolution prepared by the Foi- eign Affairs Committee. U.P.
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      45 5 San Franciso, Mar. 12.— The first trans-continental DC G passenger flight since the hu<?e airliners were grounded las. fall, arrived here bearing Earnon de Valera the former Irisn prime minister and a party of newspapermen. The planes have been modified to eliminate fire hazards. U.P.
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      30 5 Nanking. March 13. Progovernment reports from Mukden today said Chinese communist forces in Manchuria are now using anti-aircraft guns, I menacing the government's hitherto undisputed control of the air.— U.P.
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      59 5 COMO. Via Rome, MAR. 11.— A plucky Italian inventor Ignored his wife's advice today, and climbed into a queer looking midget submarine and descended just over 1.148 feet below Lake Como A short time Later Peitrop Vassena came up, all smiles, with a new record and disclosed that three foreign
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      50 5 TOKIO, MAR. 13. New Welfare Minister Gichi Takeda was yesterday threatened with a boycott by his Ministry employees when he said in an initial address to Ministry workers that he had been earmarked for a more important post, but due to po:)r health had accepted the Welfare Minister's post. Reuter
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      40 5 TOKIO, MAR 13 Although the 24-hour strike of government communications workers in Tokio and Osaka areas ended last night, they have not succeeded in obtaining their derr.ands for special allowances for January and February and a minimum wages standard. Reuter
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    1939 PACT WITH TURKS VALID
    38 5 LONDON, MAR. 13 A communique issued after last nights meeting of the British and Turkish Foreign Minis-ters-Mr. Ernest Bevin and M Necmeddin Sadak formally reaffirmed validity of the 1939 Franco-British-Tur-kish mutual assistance pact
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    UK GOVT POSTPONES PRICE FREEZE ORDERS
    113 5 LONDON, MAR. 13. The Government postponed its Drice freeze orders for six weeks at th«* request of B*ri tish industrialists. The orders, announced on February 4 »4 to take effect next Monday, fixed prices and restricted profit margins of manufacturers. whol^saVrs and retailers of
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    POSTMAN -CHARGED
    132 5 LONDON, March 13. —An attractive young brunette told a London court how he r local postman rang three times— to blackmail her. The postman. Charles I Gamester, she said, illegally; opened a letter from her "man friend" and used it to black mail he r i* l Keeping
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    'They Plan Mule Aid' To Europe
    114 5 WASHINGTON. March 13: What the Marshall plan needs. members of Congress will be 1 told today, is a lot of horses and mules. The telling will be done oy a dozen Mid- West and South. West horse and mule deakra They plan to escort
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    RANG THRICE
    17 5 Gamester was arrested on a charge of blackmail and illegally opening the letf r Reuter
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    Govt's Campaign for Prices
    168 5 LONDON, Mar. 13.^-There were both an advance and a hitch today in the Government's campaign for prices, proftts. and wages to be "frozen" during Britain's econoi mlc crisis. Chairmen of companies with a total market value ot more than £2,000.000,000 promised not to ircommend their shareholders
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    Father Flanagan For Frankfurt
    39 5 FRANKFURT. MAR. 13 Father Edward Flanagan oi Boys' Town in HeOTMta, Japan today accepted an invitation to act as adviser J American Army's Youth Programme i or a two- week period this Spring U .P.
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  • MORNING TRIBUNE
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      David Versus Goliath
      247 6 The future of the rubber industry lies with the smallholders who are likely to displace, In the course of time, estate production of rubber. Owners of estates may find that their capital can be more proh% ably employed in processing and handling the rubber produced by smallholders.
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      Small Profits
      133 6 Convinced that estate production mug* remain high-cost production, Bauer forsees that Uie low-cost smallholder will eventually form the backbone of fthe rubber industry. He even advocates the encouragement of smallholders as rubber producers. It is a good occupation for the Asian peasant, and will be *,he means 01
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    BATU GAJAH STORM HAVOC
    40 6 Photo by Pichm sh<ncs tht dmuaijt MWMtf by storm on Thursday. March 11, at 3.30 p.m. when I Standard IA, li &C. classes buiUiin<j of tha Govt. English i>Vfto<)7. Batu OcjoA hLwn ioicn. Al Studio, B.G.
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    AUTOCRAT OF THE DESERT
    889 6  -  Haig Nicholson IMAM OF YEMEN ißy CAIRO.- Recent events in; the Yemen where, behind a curtain of mystery the 85-year- 1 old Imam (ruler) Yahia bin i Mchamed bin Hamidadin has died and civil war is raging, have focussed world attention on this small country in
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    She Wrote To A P.M.—For A Hat
    125 6 She Wrote To A P.M.— For A Hat LONDON. Mrs. H Hearnden "took a fancy" to a Bu mese hat she saw, in B phi graph, being; presented by I Prime Minister of Burma Gandhi. She wrote the Burmea mier saying she would like .similar hat and. recently, t 1
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    CEYLON MISSION
    105 6 COLOMBO. A uo;>v mission led by Col. J. L. no lawala. Minister of T'ansP^ and Works will leave for K; goon by air on Mar. 21 W" the relics of two Chief Dtadg of Buddha Sariputta and WK galana— which are at I"' in Ceylon. n The relics
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    868 7  -  VERA ARDMORE L^^#WfTM Post Christening (iue <t of Honour 1V infor«*l party S m Nicholas i r.^ Mrs ir. nt UrMied m m.unee jaoke tea to mitc.i. Her M: „nd Mti Ed,nd Miss J.-y Pi rter looking nearly as proud U th< m ither, stood in atten.
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    BRO. PATRICK FETED AT IPOH
    154 8 Picture tak'^n nt the farmvil ten-party to the Rev Brother Patrick. Director of the Fit. Michael's Institution, tpok, held at th< School Hall on Monday. March 8. Afore than 250 pOTMNM including aid dftd nr~scnt hoys of the school and ;j 'tests xcerc present. Thnsf
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    TOKIO WAR CRIMES COURT SENSATION
    236 8 TOKIO, Mar. 12 A defence counsel at the major Tokio war crimes trials today threatened in court to take action against thte Tribunal President Sir William Webb The threat was made bv Aristides Lazarus, counsel for General Hata who said that Sir William had accused
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    49 8 Reprints of «J 1 i graphs ap|)fann|B m Morning lnf. u *l Malaya lnh<jn f fl had nil appliutwiß Tribune rhotomjH partment at <:■ copy. is Liu Sun -h.it.. dWdB Peiping-Hankow railvrcfl Woill War 1 hi was ;H Chinese GovennMl British factories, r A ijfl od the Btften fl
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    109 8 Climaxed by the mod horse-racini; s» queries ttH by Hollywood camera*. I "National Velvet" fl with a midnipht perfon^M the Alhambia ihatn fl day provides ex 1 1 1 n £T fl ment for youru i<r W The stoiy. btaed on SH nokl's best-sell* r novel girl who rldei
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    30 8 Chtetsts and membtrs of the Indian Association. Singapore, at d'ttnti J cafe, last Thursday. (Ltft to Right): Mrs. J. A. Thivy. Mr. D. T. ,!.**<""" Namazie; and Mrs. T Isaac J
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    33 8 Another group of guests at the Indian Association annual dinner last TA »♦'>'■' to Right): Mr. Ranlal JV. M^hta; Mrs. D. T. Assuumull; Mr. V Chockal\n<j<u» Mrs. Ramchandrani; and Mr. K. P. K. Monon.
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    86 9 Lmd and Lady Killearn trhn will be leaving for the United Kingdom vary soon, gave a tnrcictll party at their residence at Buktf Serene, Jahore, last Friday Pictures show MNM of the guests at the ptrty. Top: [left to right) Mrs. and Mr. Montgomery. Mr.
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    Sudanese Demonstrate
    42 9 KHARTOUM. Mar. 12. Three•:.i.lrvd Sudanese demonstrated here today against the draft ordi- hoc tor* the creation of a legis'.iv. assembly and an executive co mcil for the Sudan. The in un Sudanese parties took no part in the demonstration. Reuter
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    THE "NEW LOOK"
    21 9 It mod < *"'>''<"'■ f i y 2 «>r«elry ana Urassieres nt x!u L« j k nteSt in the mHch
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    Canada Bars Alien "Reds"
    104 9 OTTAWA. Mai 12. CanaJ<* has decided to bar entry to alien. Communists. Louis St. I aurent, Canadian Minister for Fxternal Affairs, told the House of Commons h«*re today The Government had come to the conclusion that it cou.d bar Communists under provisions of the existing Immigration
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    MINE EXPLOSION KILLS THREE
    43 9 CRANSAC. via Paris, Mar. 12. Four miners were killed in an explosion last night in the coal pit at Aubin near here, mine officials said today. The blast killed three instantly, the fourth dying early today in hospital. U.P.
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    BURMA THRONE GIVEN BACK
    81 9 Rangoon. Mar. 12. Lord Mountbatten, Governor-General of India, today returned to the Burmese people the throne of King Thibaw, the last Burmese king, in an impressive and colourful 20-minute ceremony of the house of the President. Sao Shw- Thaik. The throne was taken to IndiM by
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    Second Czech Suicide
    64 9 PRAGUE. Mai.l2.~The poiic said Josef Herod former Regional Secretary of the National Socialist Party committed suicide in prison at Ostrava, one day after Foreign Secretary Jan ATasaryk plunged to death. A communique said ne was arrested on the charge that he took part in an espionage network
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    55 9 LIVERPOOL. Mar. 12. The First King's Dragoon Guilds arrived in Liverpool from Benghazi today in the troopship .Scythia. The regiment was converted into an armoured car unit on arrival in Egypt in January 1941 and fought in that role througnout the war. The Guards are going to Cranswick, Yorkshire, am
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    MYSTERY "SALVO OF SHELLS' EXPLAINED
    74 9 di ay carrying out simple practice firing for a boys' training class from H.M.S. Ganges. Visibility was less than estimated with the result the richochets fell near the boats out ol LONDON. Mar. 12: An Admiralty a linounccnK n^ clears t n< mystery of the
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    66 10 port sa: crew of lh» k l{ M tanker *g |S from i,uthbvhu:a. n JJj^B sharks inth.. s^ z Sl?^H by local :u. A "*ht that [M deaths -including lh r chief offlV.., v.h. n V^H day which caught t.r- dtl *J collision, was towed cl»rl Port SaM. 'An,r
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    86 10 BKANOHAI. MAR n I high military court r- v J last night that G^ra.^M rsoeai. the Japanese Gc« nor-Generai of <3uring the wrar, who h^dasH i srnt:r.ced to 1 M merit by the Nankin- Mfl '-ary Court, will be tn i -m to Shangh ii to m r^ntence Six
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    NEGRI CRIME
    149 10 BEREMBAN, Mir. 12 M official report of crime foi tfl month of February in the S'.jfl of Negrl Sembilan, u-l< M hero shows that tin:' a fl reports of house-bieakT.*: H thefts mad-^ duiin.-: th' :rsj as against 15 during th -.-■"M ous m with. Eight !fl wer-
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    U.S. Wheat Prices Up
    42 10 CHICAGO Mar. II nouncement yerterday I M Ooveinir.-m would re-enW V grain market boosted p.:- wheat us much as seven M higher y«rtgrday at the ing on the Boar! ol Tra J PHces 'ieciine-! fractioni early Uealin;.-' Reuter
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    37 10 PRAGUE. Mr. 1" I lion persona w re cxi m throng Pragu i stre< to P :r ia& e Masftr I Police md I t\vo-;r corte fe, holding honouring th eign Minister v his death th! U.P.
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      217 10 I< omi<s: Exclusive To Th«> Morning Tribune j "SUNSHINE FALLS" BiSEBJ fossil i fcg&p.i| pHH M^POnK* M K) CMW A GUN OD BOWK i V»« TD HWE OW TH V PUBLISHED fc SOW I BEFORE PftOHIBITIO^j [kniFl TO A DINNER»RTV fTjiJMPTY WHILE JHIV^y PUBUSHEP A BOOK "BELINDA" NOW LETS ->££
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    The Terror Of Torlands
    2817 11  - The Terror Of Tor lands T.C.H. Jacobs By B Radfcrd II I I A r~ ■■j m IK a of IB g k th a dad in WV 1 cheiwUjP Bh leggings. h< was a typi- B v u captain Radford? d^nded. ms I say. thats too Dud! Radford. with
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    Search For Olympic Stars
    173 11 NEW YORK. Mar. 13 •From P HefJermru Practically ev<ry athl'tc of any prumiM' at all in America h:..> been under a critical micros'cope during the indejr winter track teason wiileli i.s just ending. I he |f MOB the *earch f'-r Olyn.pi, material for the games in
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    Afghanistan Seeks Loan
    38 11 WASHINGTON, Mar. 14. Afghanistan is to ask the Ex pott-Import Bank for credits of $*****0,000 for an extensive development programme, Mr. A. H. Aeiz, Afghanistan delegate to the Havana trade talks, an- nounced yesterday. Reuter
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    MIDDLE EAST C-in-C IN HAIFA
    115 12 MIDDLE EAST C-in -C IN HAIFA IEKI'SALEM Mai 1J General s»r John Ctogur. bntUh c.-.n-C. Mi'i.l'.' BMt irUiUng Hait.t y» -.-'..•t.ijy tor Ulkl on UntJsh evacuation of IMlt-st.n.v it wa< learned authoritatively here. Gen. trock.M at.ivod in Palestine by air last nijrht. Haifa will bt- th, main port for th.
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    U Saw Pleads For His Friends
    112 12 RANGOON. Mar. 14. U Saw. former Burmese Premier now under sentence of death for his share in the Burmese Cabinet assassinations last July, today told a Burmese court trying Major C. H. Youn#. a former British Army I officer on charges ot violating the
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    "Austria Will Not Torn Red"
    144 12 VIENNA. Mar. 14.- Austria will not go the way of Czecho- Slovakia declared Dr. Leopold Figl. Austria's Federal Chancellor, in a strong speech here yesterday. Events in that country had [been a solemn warning he said but the Communists were a j "dwarf" party in
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    108 12 ACCRA. Gold Coast, Mar. j 14. Arresting six men under emergency powers without preferring charges, the Gold Coast Governor, Sir Gerald Creasey, announced today he had learned of agitators who might try to seize power. Information had been reaching him. he declared in a broadcast,
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    39 12 i HELSINKI. Mar. 14. -Prime Minister Mauno Pekkala in a radio speech here announce*! that the Finnish delegation to discuss a military assistance j and friendship pact with Rus- sia will go to Moscow on Mar J 20. Reuter
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    FUNDS AWAIT ANY HARE RECESSION
    814 13 FUNDS AWAIT ANY HARE RECESSION I oorrl 3 Buj sopiratI indications that I hit herto latent. suffered only P taling fter business wilted un. Ikr.": n s« ling pres>ur, I s mall local Uquida-St-rlin- tm> were quiet L nd n bidding and olK much reduced H continue m st t
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    16 NATIONS MEET TODAY TO DISCUSS MARSHALL PLAN
    375 13 PAR I S. Mar. 14. The I •econd 16-nation conference on j Marshall aid for Europe, to be opened tomorrow by Mr. Erlest r>evin. British Foreign Secretary, and M. Georges Bidault. French Foreign Minister, will iave as one of its most important
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    RUBBER FIRMER
    81 13 The market in rubber opened steady at 38A cents for spot on Saturday. On pub* cation of the stock figures .or February the market became firmer with business done at 311 cents spot, with buyers over. A gain of i of a cvnt has been recorded. Price! quoted
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    33-1 Outsider Wins The Lincolnshire Handicap
    568 14 <F»om Vcmon Morgan i. LINCOLN. Mar. 12. Hntlsi fiatraring season opened today in glorious sunshine and although 33-1 outsider Comimstriumphed in the main event, the Lincolnshire Handicap backers had far better of the duel with bookmaker rival. 1 for lour favourites and one second
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    S'pore Inter-Service Boxing Championships
    174 14 Preparations are in progress for th<» forthcoming: Singapore 1 Inter-Services Boxing- oi*m> nionship tourney, to be held ai the Happy World Covered Stadium. The preliminaries will be decided on March 31, and the t'inaJs on Friday, April 2, starting at 8.30 p.m. The cream of Services
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    SHANGHAI
    41 14 Mar. 13.— China's National currency made a further recovery in the past 24 hours as heavy selling j on the Shanghai's blackmarket brought quotations for United States lollars down to CN$4 50.000 a drop of CNS3O 000 iroin yesterday. Reuter
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    Lancashire Teams For FA Cup Final
    274 14 Lancashire Teams For FA Cup Final LONDON. Mar. 13. The English F.A Cup final at Wembley Stadium on April 21 will be an all Lancashire duel between Manchester United and 1 Blackpool. In the semi-finals today Manchester United outplayed Derby Country at Sheffield their insideleft, Pearson, scoring 1 a brilliant
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    Langdon Hits A Century
    149 14 PERTH. Western Australia. Mar. 13.- W. Langdon. a lefthander, hit a century for Westem Australia. Sheffield Shield winners, who scored 289 for S I against the Australian touring j team, led by Don Bradman. when the tourists began the last of their matches before sailing for
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    U.K. FESTIVAL OF SPORT
    266 14 LONDON'. Mar 13 M of British sportsmen an! M men watched this afternoon when m«i ous spring sunshine an M prececiented athletic year a^H minating in the Olympic ']«9 I was ushered in u-h a i^;'B i sport calculate*: to -b.!!^, M sportman"s heart RACES Vast
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      431 14 PUZZLE (Answers to puzzles on page 8) 1. Our hero was born in Denmark. 2. Crossword puzzle solui t!on je-Ms a||sC v |Ei] I 3. -Brave Tin Soldier, 1 Copenhagen. Fairy Tales. 4 F HAT HAIRY FAIRIES TRIER YES i PICTURE X-WORD ACROSS: l. Hammer. 5. rbex. 6. Kestrels, 8.
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    GERLAND WINS RUGGER CRIPLE CROWN
    182 15 ISST TIME SINCE 1899 vlatth.ee points Ml. time but after the B uSr were hi n w e dn v,tv: margin. *as lack of pun( n scum, where only TACK FIERY ■eW...- P«* more th tirst halt and *h* Kas a »*0l« were more Kerens
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    180 15 I.ONDON. Mar. 13. Below Its of rugby matches y>"! today ■ghy Letgw Cup srd ni Bradford Northern 90, ham n. nun u. 4 Rochdale H. 6. 10. Witran 13 y League Batley 20, R Stanley 5 Hiuil Kingston R 16. Dews- m ■i la 46. Tort 2 ■s.-iife!.! 7,
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    St. Joseph's Win By 53 Runs
    96 15 The St. Joseph's School easily defeated the Indian Association 4 A' team by 53 runs at cricket on the J.I. ground yesterday Batting first, the School team knocked up 117 runs. j. D'Almeida the skipper scored 26. Z. Bhati. the Indian Association bowler, took
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    Malaya-India For Badminton Trophy Clash
    167 15 LONDON, Mar. 14. Brv tains chances of winning the first international badminton trophy the Thomas Cup, to be plaveil in London in the spring of next year are nil. judging from the results of the English badminton championships arvreports from India and Malaya of the
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    36 15 The cricket match between i the Singapor? Cricket Club and the Ceylonese Sports i Club scheduled to be played i at the Padang yesterday was i cancelled owing to the poor i condition of the ground.
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    Clubs Rush To Sign Players
    410 15 LONDON. Mar. 14. With the football transfer market closing on Mar. 16. clubs fighting for promotion or against relegation have been making concerted efforts to secure players who may prove vital to the future. After Sunday any player signed will not be eligible to play
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    38 15 The Singapore Indian Association swept the board yesterday by winning all tru* i seven games in their table- tennis encounter with the Johore Post and Telecommunications Recreation Club. The games were played in Johoiv Bahru.
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    82 ENTRIES FOR MALAYAN BADMINTON TOURNEY
    1031 15 (From Our Own Reporter) TWTXTA T M VICTORIA INSTITUTION HALL. Selangor tops the list o. entries with almost full representation in the various l events Johore and Malacca havv also sent in entries^ A total of 82 entries have been received, consisting of 20
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    382 16 I HERE IS A SIRONO LiKfcLIHOOD OF IHE ABDUL KAHMOAN HARIIH SHARIFF MADON. HA.T! OARHAN. HAJI ABDUL RAHMAN. AND A FEW OIHERb ALL MEM BERS OF IHE KOI A RAJA CLUB WILL PE SOON PLAYING IN IHE M.F.A. I EAM A I
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    Rovers Beaten In Johore
    109 16 In a thrilling game plajred »t the Istana Padang, Johore Bahru. yesterday, a formidable Johore State XI snatched narrow 3-2 victory over the Singapore Rovers Sports Cluo. Dollah Don oj> ned the sc rm^ for Johore with a WrilplftCed shot. Johore led by :i |ot] .it
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    SPECULATION?
    52 16 Ankara, March 14. A Forei^ti Office spokesman said that i any word that Russia was like- ly to seek a friendship and mili- tiiry pact with Turkey was mere speculation. Hint of such a Soviet overture was publish- ed abroai'. yesterday hinting that Moscow might repeat the j Prague-Hflsinki
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    184 16 FROM PAGE OSE< aeronautical developments and t h e ihOWtng of documentary BimM deafiag wMh the air Senior RAT. offleen attenddms H.u'Kierr'.ash" will inlude bertdei the c.-in-C. Air J. WintworthFonei I Air Officer Commanding. Malava); A.ir Commodore A. R. Wat die (A.0.C.. Ceylon), and Air Commodore S.N.
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    SHAI'S "PEDI-JEEP"
    60 16 SHAI'S "PEDI-JEEP" Shanghai. March 14.—Hongkong's motorized pedicab, the rikmobile, made its way up the coast and was given a trial run in Shanghai yesterday by civic authorities who called it a "pedijeep." Private manufacturers displayed an experimental model before City Government officii als and announced that later they intended to
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    26 16 Phftoarafth Lady K*Uearn (right) icith Mrs. R. Ht*y at tkt fflram party given hu L >ni Killearn at Bvkjt Serfnr in J,-b,.r> on Friday last. Tribune
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    Lancashire Are Rugby Champions
    193 16 Lancashire Are Rugby Champions LONDON. Mar. 14:—Lancashire won the Rugby Unii'ii county championship final by beating Eastern Counties by five points to nil at Cambridge 'on Saturday after a keen i struggle. Their scoring came in the 29th minute when Bole I raced after a punt ahead and went over
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    121 16 Results of yesterday's tie? the S.L.T.A. Indoor Champinships: MEN'S SINGLES (Quart-i-Flnals>: Chin Kee Onn bea' Low Kee Pow 6—o. 4-6. 6 MEN'S DOUBLES: KamU and I. A. Alsagoff beat C. K. Pang and Ong Chew Bee b 7 e~4; Lim Bong Soo IW Wee'Eng Lock beat Lt J
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