Morning Tribune, 27 March 1948

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    6 1 MORNING TRIBUNE SATURDAY, MAR. 27. 1948
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  • AROUND THE WORLD
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      That They're Saying
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      27 1 Ifsiami Pcrofcer, RmJ"" 1 1 Foreign tfinufer, yeaF** oeeused American fWritilists'' bacfctap 'TcIrtkmari/ Rumanian 1 migrrea Pf 4 fo mci Kma '*< New f; Tan jug reported Reuter
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      35 1 IfcOKE Mar. 26 The Forp Ofl that Italj jeady to o| en din ct negotia>n< with Yugoslavia or mc within th.- spun am per of the Amer.can-Br.tiah-knch proposal to return tht f to Italy. U.P.
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      38 1 \/-li YORK, Mm. Tht lr<il< OfHci lant night seoctioHd President Truman' 9 *tat,HiM.r mi faded Stati ]><>li(\u Hit l'<iU n at "fl t until) t-> .AnrtV tv bt care nil I'D'!- <t titatet manoeuvBiii^ this urn xtion. Reuter
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      60 1 HoMxin Mar. Mri m- Manning, th. redheaded K>, r of Parliament who Xt m the Hon-' of Commona Ki>, "men sit here coldly speaking of I Scheme for Un women of I -a. to save the peace. Bd The men won't be able Ho It It ka up to the
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      8 1 X W irord to ti„ X i -i
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      10 1 N sut 'm ISt aptly ace of B lirS- U.P.
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      S'PORE'S CRACK ¼-MILER FOR OLYMPICS IF...
      410 1 I 0 j Tribune Staff Reporter) W> TAII v CRAC QUARTER -MILER, SLENDER VAKCBTn H SVND RA*> WILL BE GIVEN A **T UaiJl\ LIBE liIS <>X E AMBITION TO REPRE■IIK il v M 'V THE WORLD OLYMPIC GAMES, 1:1 I'r.LD IE LONDON IN JULY.
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      BOR's Arrested Two Miles From Siam Border
      198 1 BOR's Arrested Two Miles From Siam Border Two penniless BORs. one cai rying a haversack and the other a bayonet, heading for the Siamese border on foot. *eie arrested by the Kedah oolice. Four days prior to then \rrest the BORs, Roystan Jack Holder and Roland James Forrestt. together with
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      NO NEED For OFFICIAL VISITORS
      317 1 SPORE ASSN. EXPRESSES DISSATISFACTION THE SINGAPORE ASSOCIATION FEELS DISSATISFACTION AT THE CONTINUED VISITS OF OFFICIALS TO MALAYA. FOR SOME OF WHICH MALAYA HAS TO PAY AND FROM NONE OF WHICH ANY PRACTICAL BENEFIT TO MALAYA IS KNOWN TO HAVE ARISEN. IT WAS POINTED OUT AT
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      Something Accomplished: Killearn's Message
      545 1 "1 GO FROM HERE HAP P V IN THE THOUGHT THAT THIS MACHINE FOR A FAIR DISTRIBI'TION OF FOOD FOR ALL WILL CONTINUE TO RUN AND IT WILL BE THERE TO DO ITS WORK." SAID LORD KILLEARN. SPECIAL COMMISSIONER IN-SOUTH-EAST ASIA IN THE COURSE OF A
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      Viking Plane Due Here
      82 1 LONDON. Mar. 25. A Viking aircraft of the King's flight, due to leave London tomorrow to take Air Commodore E. H. Fielden. Captain of the flight, i to inspect airfields m Australia and New Zealand likely to be used during the Royal tour next year, will
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      What They're Doing
      46 1 NtW TOfUt Mar M Mr. wa 1 1 r WtocheH, Amsrsem newspaper columnist, said In t)i« New York Daily Minor today that rx-KinK Micha.-I of Rumania had seem threatened with assassination. The exKinj.- was under extraordinanh heavy fimid at the luxurious Shoicham Hotel.
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      41 1 JERUSALEM, Mar. 26. An Arab horde, drunk tritli j joy, danced and sang and cheered lustily each time a battt rd Jewish body won pulled from two motorcars ambushed ittsterdny on the Jerusalem-Ramallah highway, mvituesses to the celebration reported ytsterday. U.P.
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      44 1 LONDON. Mar. 26. Th. Hritish Foreign Office has refused to grant a visa for the return to London of Madame Magda Reinerova. a 40-year-old I Czechoslovak diplomat "be- cause she is no longer acceptj ance to the British Government lin a diplomatic capacity." Reuter
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      34 1 PANAMA CITY, Mar. 26. The Foreign Office announced today that Panama is adopting strict measures to prevent potential Russian spies and saboteurs from reathing the Panama canal on visas carelessly issued m China. U.P.
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      41 1 HONGKONG, Mar. 46. |and b g and barbedwirt barrictutts utre thrown up totUtg over bridges into Shamttn, former Anal"French conct ssion m Canton, as a precaution against possible Communist disturbanct vhtii tlu- Chinese National Asstmblg meets m Nanking on Mondan. Reuter
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      54 1 VIENNA. Mar. 26. People claiming to be eye-witnesst s said they saw m Vienna today a woman being dragged into a jeep by several men and driven off after a struggle. She threw out her handbag but a man m Russian uniform got out and i picked it up. the
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      CHINESE WAYLAID
      22 1 A Chinese was waylaid by three compatriots m Hokkien j Street last night and robbed of his wrist watch. i
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      Immense Future For Singapore
      231 1 Immense Future For Singapore (Tribune Staff Reporter) AS THE FOCAL POINT OF SOUTH-EAST ASIA SINGAPORE, IF WISELY HANDLED, WOULD HAVE AN IMMENSE FUTURE, POLITICALLY, ECONOMICALLY. AND STRATEGICALLY, SAID LORD KILLEARN IN A FAREWELL PRESS CONFERENCE ON THURSDAY. Although the Office of the Special Commissioner would be amalgamated with that of
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      MASKED GUNMEN
      52 1 'Tril, line Stuff Re.ptnttrl i Four masked men, two arm- j ed with pistols, broke into a house m Kelantan Road last ni^ht. shortly after 8 o'clock. held up the inmate, a Cantonese woman, and made off after ran- i sacking the premises. The loss has not yet
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      Female Spy Executed
      35 1 SHANGHAI, Mar. 25. Yoshiko Kaua.shima, the Man chu princess who became a notorious Japanese spy. was executed at ilawu today with one bullet m the hack of her once pretty head. U.P.
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    YUHSIEN FALIS TO CHINESE "REDS"
    412 2 SHANGHAI. MAR. 25 THE STRATEGIC CITY OK YCHSIKN ON THE SOUTHERN TIP OK CHAHAR PROVINCE ABOUT b« r > MILES SOITH OF KALGAN KELL TO THE COMMUNISTS LAST NIGHT AS GENERAL NIEH YUNG-CHENG'S OFFENSIVE IN INNER MONG O L I A GATHERED MOMENTUM. Pro-Gov( nunent
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    CEREMONIAL OPENING OF NEW COUNCIL
    147 2 I he prograsUßf for the ceremonial p.nin g a tne u._.t j Leglilitlve C_unc:l m Singapore on Thursday Apiil l. wih be as follow: I »c Guard of honour and band will mow into portion m Empress Place ai 9.30 and i 'His Excellency the
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    CORONER'S INQUIRY INTO DEATH OF WATCHMAN
    261 2 At the conclusion of th_ Inquest on the death of Lai Tuck Kong. a 43. year-old Chinese, who succumbed to sever. bead injuries as the result of an alleged assault, the Singapore Coroner, Mr. w. g. Portvr. on Thursday returned a verdict oi "culpable
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    GANDHI'S ASHES
    251 2 The ashes of Mahatma Gandhi will be brought by air from Ipoh at 2.40 p.m. today, by the Representative of the j Government of India m Malaya. Mr. J. A. Thivy, and will be immersed m the sea opposite the Connaught Drive at 6 p.m. j After arriving
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    Indian Warned For Cruelty To Animals
    132 2 Indian Warned For Cruelty To Animals I When v. ung Indian Oned 1300 m foui m rigorous Imorisonment, [n fc. fault, on a i harg* of ci ,v,is the Third i '-< Magistrate. Mr. v. b i warned h'lri that _houM appear again and be four guilty of a similar
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    Rotarians At Tea Party
    133 2 Mr. Run Run Shaw an.' Hi •Runnie Shaw, gave a Isnji j party at theiJ Queen Ast:;t "Park resilience yesterdayafefj noon. j Owing to rain, tho runction I had to be heM indoort Rotarians and Inner-Wl of all races were present. This was one of the
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    ENVOY ENTERTAINED
    33 2 NANKING, Ma. Henri de Torrento. going Swuss Mir.. I Us entertained at tion by President md Ma Chiang Kal-aheh 1 afternoon prior to I to assume a post is London Reuter
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    17 2 THE HAGUE I International Court this afternoon bania's preliminary; he, dispute with I the Corfu Channel I
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    Cinema Technique Expert Here
    332 2 Mi E. W. McClellan. a I the W<s',,x Corporation c^meVw I O.p.rationi. NewY.rk wtaoTrrtved I I Jhuraday. is on a Hying trio round r I latest Holljrwood Uc,nlQ_ andatai I cinema sc and and projection iqiUpment I br ngin g with him t..< latest testing an
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      155 2 NOTICE TMJDJL RESTAIRANT "A" Orchard R >. d. From Ist April the Coupon S.vsUm will be discontinued m f your of the Cash System- Coi puns wi'l not be valid afler 31st March. The Restauiant is _;>en to all and monthly contracts and special parties may be arr_nged with the
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    Truman Calls For Immediate Truce In Palestine
    364 3 „v l 2S PRESIDENT HARRY TRUu,, FOR IMMEDIATE TRUCE BE i SwSIN PALESTINE AT THE '^TSTITK TO HIS GCNS FOR /LtkESHIP OVER PALESTINE. j 'X: British when the man- Arabs arulJ^ws of th„, nbassedm Austin iWarren Aus- 'if- Security Council) to urge i,
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    MacA FOR PRESIDENT
    116 3 San Francisco. Mar 24. Gxneral Jonathan M. If. Wainwright who was second m command to Mac Arthur m the Philippines said MacArthur was the "foremos; candidate" for President. He told newsmen "MacArthur ha? all the necessaiy statesmanship and diplomatic back-ground he needs to Hil as chiet executive
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    DEATH PENALTY
    72 3 LONDON. Mar. 25. A demand to Parliament for suspension ot the death penalty m Britain for muider was tabled i today by 150 members of Parliament belonging mostly to the Labour Party. The demand is m the form of an amendment to the criminal justice bill. Its effect,
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    EAST ASIATIC'S GOOD YEAR
    187 3 East Asiatic Co.. Ltd., report lor th c year ended December 31. 1947 records results as follows: From shipping Xi 32.725.472; From trade Kr 6.580.954; Branches and agencies Kr. 28.449.576: Dividends through investments m other companies Kr. 1.648 839. nidKing together with the balance brought forward
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    JAP "REPS" FOR SINGAPORE
    60 3 Hongkong Mar. 25. After unloading the Hongkuii- quota bhv steamer Loksang sails ler Singapore I n Sunday with the first shipment of Japanese re patrlations allocated to tlv.se centres by the Repatriations Commishi* n. The shipment includes en gincerina IUPPIkI [oir lW iU Industries. Farther dlichargei
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    ABF TROOPS IN BERLIN
    100 3 Berlin. Mar. 25. -I he Sovietlicensed ncwspaafr BerlinerZeitung commenting today un the deadlock m the Alii -d Contro] Council, said: "One cannot doubt any longer that the day is not far distant when American. Brills], and French troopi will h:ive t i leave Berlin.*' "This Is
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    MALA YAN RNVR TO TRAIN AGAIN
    294 3 A TOTAL OF $OtM WAS VOTED AT THE LA, T PUBLIC SESSIOS Of THE SINOAPOMB ADVISORY COUNCIL ON THURSDAY FOR THE NORMAL PEACE TIME TRAINING OF THE MALAYAN ROYAL \AY kl VOLUNTEER RESERVE Arrangen,, ats art buna t<> b- ,/m tramimt again at on
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      811 3 ♦ON YOUR RADIO TODAY* M ITB \TTUAWk' sec m the 41 metre band 130 Mixed selections of Tamil VAX E NETWUKK „„IonI oonm n 2 pin t0 30 0 p.m. On hits; 2.00 p.m. Close Down. \I V ENGLISH Radiated on 526 metres onle. 600 p.m. Signature Tune. Open. DOn>DAI«TC
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    STABBED HIMSELF TO DEATH OVER 'BUSINESS TROUBLES'
    338 4 A Chinese merchant iron Sumitra was lying covered with a blanket on his bed Wiien his Indonesian friend came to visit him he asked th- man for a pencit. He then drew his hands out of ti. blanket to take possession of the
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    31 4 Luscious Brazilian Bombshell Carmen Miranda "shows, a I' g" to tulrantag, too :n th f ntht \nuing Unttt <• Ai lists j miisitnl Copaeabana tin, foi h■ I nng m Singapore shortly.
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    TRUMAN IN 'FIGHT TO THE FINISH"
    74 4 WASHINGTON. Mar. 25.President Truman told newsmen today that he is not disturbed by what a reporter described as the "rising revolt" against his nomination tot reelection. The President said that he was correctly quoted by Senator Carl Hatch, Democrat. New Mexico, who said a
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    B. S. A. A. CHIEF
    83 4 LONDON, MAR. 25. Air Commodore H. G. Brackley, the man who organised the evacuation last year of 35,000 refugees from communal disturbances m India and Pakistan, is to be Chief Executive of British South American Airways, the Ministry of Civil Aviation announced tonTght. Fifty three-year-old
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    B.O.A.C. Through Flights To Montreal
    256 4 B.O.A.C. Through Flights To Montreal i The British Overseas AirI -iys Corporation announced j that a through fare from Singapore to Montreal by one of their aircraft will cost $2,170.71. while a passage to I London will cost $1,457.14. In view that several importI ant events of international in- terest
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    Sensational 'Red' Upheaval Plot In Shanghai Bared
    443 4 SHANGHAI Mai 2. r Ma \<>i X C Wu at a pi ess contowesses Nniay made the disclosure that a sensational Communist plot to stait a panic IBd industrial civil upheavals m Shanghai and the majoi cities all along the Yangtze River would
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    PROTEST AGAINST U. K. PURGE
    114 4 PROTEST AGAINST U. K. PURGE LONDON M V Executive »nm:ttei M British All Siatii n ol Scienti- <ie Worki rs io Infloenttal bedy with owr 17.000 member, emphatically protested against the Labour Government. -purge" of the Civil Service. The purge, announced I* 1 Prime Minister Clement Att.fr H on Mar
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    "VOICE OF AMERICA" CONDEMNED
    148 4 Geneva. Mar 25. *£«j Wiktor Grosz. Polish deM'- to the United Nation! .Tm m dom of information con er- H ence here, today desc.i^ American newspapers vm m United States "Voice of America l MO world's -main ead «t. m His speech to the rep n^
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    Civil Suit Dismissed
    186 4 Holding that he was unable to go into the accounts during the moratorium period and that, consequently, he was unable to decide whether there was anything due to the plain.iff or not. Mr. Justice Thororood dismissed, with costs, an iction brought by N. Eliahamby against S. P.
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    4 On Ammo Charge
    95 4 Foui men who were arrested following the police seizure of j 1,190 rounds of ammunition m Wilkinson Road were produced before Seventh Magistrate A. G. Shears on Thursday. The men. Ng Yam Put <32i. Lee Ah Seng (26). Sim Bah Whye (33) and Syed Sulaiman bin
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    Britain Rejects Soviet Protest
    129 4 LONDON. MAR. 25.— Soviet objections to last month's London conference on Germany or the Wester^ occupation powers and the Beneux group were repudiated m a British note delivered to M. George Zarubin, Soviet Ambassador m London, today. The note replies to a Soviet protest, the second
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    O.S. Palestine Plan Rejected
    104 4 CAIRO, MAR. 25. The Mufti of Jerusalem, Haj Am n El Husseini, has declared that the Arabs will reject the United States trusteeship proposal for Palestine, Dr. Mounib, spokesman for the Arab Higher Comm.ttee, stated hete today. Dr. Mounib made his statement at a press conference
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    JASSY
    1682 5  -  NORAH LOFTS Specially serialised for Tribune Readers from the novel by) w njmttes b~+ Ml rreunu Horde* 8- I Ivendlrs* nrt ,:ding rr Vanes dvsatisfi** ,nth T^^*bs%* g£- %?el fa* father 6f h ittons Un IX t Barney miehi C•, school ,/r,„> dauah ter rJh rkam *ht later Km
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    To Discuss Debts Bill
    224 5 PENANG. MAR. 26. The C.mm.ttee of the Settlement j of Penang Association would j ,b P going Into the Debtor and Creditor (Occupation Period) Ordinance 1948, at its next Ccrrunittee meeting. At the Comm ttee meeting held m Penang, Dr. Ong Chong j Keng thought the
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    ALLEGED PIRATES
    72 5 Five Chinese, alleged to be I pirates have been arrested m Muar. Police raided a powerdriven ciaft as it berthed after receiving information from a Chinese who had been held up jby pirates off Malacca. On board the police found a quan- tity of rubb«! some of which
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    DUTCH FARMERS FOR AUSTRALIA
    109 5 CANBERRA, Mar. 25. Mr. Arthur Calwell. Australian Im migration Minister, announced today that a party of 40 Dutch farmers would sail from Rotterdam on Easter Saturday to settle m Australia. They were the first party under an agreement with the Netherlands emigration foundation. A party of
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    56 5 There were 17 road accidents m Kedah during Februaiy as compared with M m January. In each month there were three fatalities. Those injured by accidents m February totalled 21 eight less than those m January. Sixty-four cases weir instituted against traffic offend\en m January but the figures |,ncrcased tc
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    New Indian Association
    217 5 For the purpose of promot .ng the cultural, educational and social wehaie of all cha ritable objects m connections w.th the Indian community vi the Settlement, the Mala a:. (Indian) Association was formed In Penang at I meeting held at No 20a Dato Kramat Road. Prcs dent
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  • MORNING TRIBUNE
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      Persons And Parties
      200 6 Comment has been madi' upon the tendency, during the Singapore elections, foi ihe people to have voted for individuals rather than for paities or policies. We would hesistate 10 affirm categorically that the voters were influenced solely by the personalities of their candidates. Had the six successful
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      Load Of Hay
      237 6 Personality will continue to play a decisive part m the politics of mankind for a long time \p come, but we admit that to i allow it too great a play m politics is a dangerous thing. In Malaya the average man tends to interpret politics m
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    TELEVISION IN NATURAL COLOR
    61 6 Photo shows: A colour disc, with ate sosnumsts of red, green, ana him fates m h i m a usual television euthesh rug tube an ninth th, uietun spueurs > black iniusSn When tht tiist rotates at tht same sp((d as tht out un tin transmitter
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    No Iron Curtain Here
    959 6  - No Iron Curtain Here SYDNEY BROOKES *"YOU ARE THROUGH" I By LONDON. Tangible evidence that th? teehr.i'irns of al! I nations car. co-operate whatv\< r dimo-iUics may be encountered by tne politicians. If found m tne London Telephone Exchange, Alter a t\vo-ye_r struggle to re create .systems .-.mashed m wartime,
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    around The Town WITH VERA ARDMORE
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    SINGAPORE'S OLYMPIC "HOPES"
    76 8 A group of representatives front Singapore leho hit Wt dues dug night tt> participate m tht •trials" for semetmg Malagas Badminton h>>p- s for tht China Olympics. Tht Mum are hems} h- hi m Pi nan,/. Singapore aquatic stars, Pr nana bound" to participate m the "Trials"
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    Prices For Blackmarket Rice Fall In Kedah
    172 8 As a result of a good padi harvest last month when 69,000 acres were reaped under ;d»al weather conditions, th e black-market prices of rice In Kedah have been reduced cons derably. m Baling for instance the black-mar-ket price is down to $1.80
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    48 8 j Lake Success, March 25. The Indonesian Republic has L protested to the Security Counc il that the establishment of the state of East Sumatra "under tht sponsorship of the Netherj lands Government" on March i 15 is a violation of the United Nations "Renville" agreement. I Reuter
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    "Efficiency" In Tokyo
    116 8 TOKIO. Mar. 25. The Tokio Chamber of Commerce and Industry and 29 large firms m Tokio have started a movement to increase the efficiency of office rou ti no hy reducing the number of Chinese characters m use rrom 3.000 to 900. It was also suggested that
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    GENERAL 'RECAPT
    154 8 GENERAL 'RECAPT LONMMf. LieuttnantGeneral Sir Frederick Morgan, one of the l>-l)a> planners, is behind a bid to rfeaptur? the resources of j British Guiana, one of the wea'thicst areas m the Kmpire, from foreign competitors. The former UNRRA ehici. whose retirement from the Army was announced last \ear. has joined
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    Signs Of The Times
    105 8 WASHINGTON. Mar. 23. United States army preparations to turn the United States occupation zone m Germany over to civilian authorities were abandoned suddenly because of the critical world situation. Whit c House announced tersely tint General Lucius D. Clay hardboiled United States military bo^s m Germany
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    TRIBUNE PHOTOGRAPH
    33 8 TRIBUNE PHOTOGRAPH m Reprints ol I photographs apfefl i m the Morning TnM and Malaya ]M can he had on .jfl i tion to the Tifl Photographic Dqfl ment at $2.00 ptrfl -.M
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    Rinty From
    106 8 Rinty From LONDON Ma challenge, and flU- offers come rolling H 1 Ifonoghan, Belfast's i j boxer, new holder of .1 i British and British 1 flyweight boxing title take a holiday witt I and children. After that lv !!1 to defend I Ls world 0 titles against anybody world,
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    ANS TO COLONY
    107 9 ANS TO COLONY E fe #fßnt-l> tlu tssmf >. VtTV I I I M where she can't get ;t out ■ftlß i. •We have many applicatoni prndmg for further C x plotation of bauxte. but one norn Brifsh JffO* PEOPLE WOULD PREFER BRITONS •While Americans make advances, we British Q«l--anese
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    71 9 Ei unit-, rganiw Cnmenl il to fcthoul any third to nfluom them L_ bj I". VI L k Com- today. nfortuId situation m l and this \v_u« ci: i impli< Uw r. pro Sho i- here o homi leavi n vealI Bouthern Kon m I biy Kirn Koo. \v<
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    75 9 nam aly be n n In a disappoint lasl Ocl who intends f bel i fighting how have ti dei I rsake th flsion and c fo tatamvelght I ftrf. ni comment )n,, rt on this point, little doubt that pi Men Ls be -sing difficult. terrific struggle rtlhl
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    R.A.F. SPORT S MEETING
    68 9 "Bottoms Up" m (rating snap at tht RA F. ''Changi" sports meeting htld tm Wctlnesday. shou ng ft „iai, competitors tht seruted waters J linking "obstatU mcc.** Spectators keenln watching the sports and competitors taking a "breather" mingle sutsim the ropes at the RAF sports meet.
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    CHINESE PADRE LEAVES ON SCHOLARSHIP
    144 9 The Rev. Hong Han Keng, one of the leading Chinese ministers of the Methodist Church, left yesterday morning by the Egyptian liner "Ansudan" for China via Shanghai on a Crusade for Christ Scholarship H? will be away for about a year and will take up
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    BOAT RACE THRILLS ANTICIPATED
    232 9 LONDON. Mar. 25. Thou- sands of spectators wearing dark blue for Oxford and light hlue tor Cambridge. even though most of them have never been to either of the Universities, will line the banks of I the river Thames from Putney I to Mortlake to watch
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    Ceylon MP Barred From U.S.
    29 10 Ceylon MP Barred From U.S I I I P»rty<T. fu,e,i„ ,m Statt- b\ tl Dr. 811. Britain tom I tour »i. _^B on tl. I I I mm Reuter
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    TAXI-CAB ARMY
    64 10 H >aved Pa! I where latsupply I tablisl -fl D uM the I WW I I column I I H motley I to I ter Mukden's I il renewed s! I Red attacks I by the c I the -H highway. H The I any 'I way. lisp
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    JAP DEMOCRACY
    111 10 democratization took I 'step foi wird today ehn M perial Household Ministrj cials presented proposal j the Diet to alter the asm m the Imperial Palao kvu JjM (shrine castle Ito 'kok;. per or s abode). fl j The officials explainer] r H 'the present name was and
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    Money To S.Africa
    34 10 Detail! have I Singapore ol the J^SjM iSnrlittance- to South J 1 As aatlcipated mth j means complete, her V several categories tlon which wjth nor nui! H hnaneial relation*. H
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      302 10 < oiiims: Kxrlii«i%'eToThe3l«iriiiniJ Tribune! I "SUNSHINE FALLS" If urn as ™3£i£h Unuusss^Smt \l^um\TuVs^l^^H r*i i SET THIS GUV ROQeU TO] ri^^v^^wM^J Vl_f <_»*-* WHILE Ht IS CONSCIOUS P. Aj_l__r L r-J HuCHED^,' *___J IWI A\Sl% "BELINDA" M 4 '-""BtWvo ____P BW^ s^*-vp_^ ry 'i' se.^J K ;^E HELF A Vv
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    The Terror Of Torlands
    1893 11  -  T.C.H. Jacobs By unt i. D -nr.c- Rad- Slion ess dto but X r a than m n tit* h< W I it >m tn< said. Yourc h,R >'- uu y his wrist Do you think n n i as th€ leader of the ?ang° Ind
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    TO STUDY IN AUSTRALIA
    82 11 A* It to t;ik" m.-.li- al COU ll tht I 'n;\ r MTeotei a \'is' i alia la Mi I i > .r.i Raj, f«»r 1 1 1* i ly .»f tiw Rirt i' Institution. Mi. Dotal 15.1J wpl join tv.«. other Malayan students, m \ustrali:.,
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    FIGHTING IN MILAN
    66 11 Rome, March 24. Fighting brofc out m the northern c< mmuniet itror.fi.o-d ol Milan tor the fo mh atrftigbt day. Ah»n atrUc-'ij Comouin-llat-led printers aefcßßd aIU I bowed f< relj newapapeta, while lc U#l pilnUra k( Pt lltal: without n wsp.ip"<s lince .Sunday. I hey attemplu' to
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    MOSCOW RAPS TRUMAN
    117 12 MOSCOW. Mar. 25. Moscow publications denounced President Truman's 'hysterical screams", discounted the effectiveness of germ warfare and hinted anew at Russian process m making atom bombs. Izvestia also scoffed at the recent Statement by Cnited States Secretary of State George Marshall that the Germans and Japanese might
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    BLACK WATCH
    80 12 PERTH. Mar 23 Several former commanding officers ofl the First and Second Battalion* i of 'he Black Watch were pre- sent here today when the Regiment made what will probably be its last public appearance m tht city Lord Provost Primrose, who has already p* regret that hai
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    Malayan Share Quotations
    728 13 I I. U* I Sungei Bidor 47 48. Sung*! Kinta 23 24 Surnre, Way 3.12 3.22. Taiping C<^n. 255 2.62 'j laauapa Val--22 6 23 6 Talam 3.40 3.50 cd Tantor.g Tin 11 6 12 6 Ttkka 8 9/'iekka Taiping 13 14 Telok Kruin 1 85 2.00
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    RUBBER DULL
    71 13 The market m rubber opened easier on Thursday, but subsequently m the absence of sellers, it became steady. Owing to the coming holidays, the market was extremely limited and dull and dropped I of a cent. Prices quoted artBuyers Sellers. No. 1 April RSS 40J 40j| No. 2
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    SHARES STEADY
    32 13 In -few of the Easter boll. days tl.er P was little interest j on Thursday m the shares market, states the Malayan Shan-brokers' Association. Thr market however was o'i'nerally steady.
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    SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
    103 14 THK S PORE IIARBOITi BOARP BERTHING LIST J VESSEL GODOWN S Hang Ann 45 Lake ChiUu 44 Humble Sheers Hellenic Bulbul A.D.E. 42 3 38 9 I rioieniiuv 4 0 1 j Koto* Soon 39 I( l i Steel Director— Kuroa 35. 6 Marine LeopardSteel Director (2> 33
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    50 14 SANDWICH. Mar. 2f>. Ox- ford won the 59th. annual interj vanity golf match on the St. George's course. Sandwich. i today when they beat Cani- bridge by 11 games to four. j Oxford won the singles by eight games to two and the foursomes by three games to two.- Reuter
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    PROBABLE JOCKEYS
    263 14  - PROBABLE JOCKEYS Allan Lowis Bit IPOH Friday Probable ft ;*nd then mounts fM a hi* i row's rates nt Ipoh RACK ONE Bobtail (Tai'i; Young LudUi tStulingr; Yoma (Lawleii; Gay AggH (Robertst; Lady Ka! in| iKlUmv>; Fulogism (RObbMOttl P BUU (Lans.iowni; PHMtH |n;.s (Flanneryt; Prince.^.rtiold (Turner*: Tin Plat* in»rsd. The
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    PROGRAMME
    747 14 Bshsm kj the full cam for today I or the Per ak Turf Club Easter pm I records of the last three runs, ov., 1 i uattdatee: j RACE ONE- 2.30 P.M Horses. Class l. Div. 7 r; p UI 03 0 Bohrah 900 S Ahr 00 0 Young
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    For IPOH RACES
    250 15 I, n. T. Waring Hobbs C Wong ami X Mdm Chan Ureukelen Ullili tM H C. Reilly mmmt I>\(K SEVEN 5.30 P.M. Hur^s. (lass Div. 2,-6 Fur. an *<' n Palmer Bloxam Hobbs 1 1-nrnv 8.11 "Double V Stable" Bieukelen M' i uv Star II 8.11 "Valdor
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    TODAY'S BIG SOCCER CLASH
    121 15 &re_tj vi i tg antl--1 pal d at Jalan Besar Bta*/enu< ol the long ilaa.l between Combined Services and the mbined Civilij ns A fei days ago opinicjj was' is to which team' win. but after Thomp-j .nd Dorrlen's display m Lewe sine, I Services are
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    JUNIOR B. P.
    22 15 prill reBP m m U.nnton -Sunday match and be played I ong ran K ira Kh)m Chin Lim 1
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    Britain Wins First Round
    159 15 Ihe Hague. Mar. 25.-Bri-tain today won the first round before the international Court enl USUCe m ncr dis P"te with AJb_n_ a over th c mining of the destroyers Volage and I baumarez m the Corfu ChanJ n_j m 1946 with the loss of 44 British
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    B.O.D. Beat Indians
    139 15 A feature of Thursday's sec- ond division league soccer encounter between tlv 223 BOD: and the Indian Association at j St. George's Road was a goal I scored by Tongue (BOD) with- m halt a minute of play The BOD beat the Indians by 2-1. •ongue on
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    Tennis Team Olympics
    78 15 lour Singapore player* three from Ptuang and a representative fx«un Selan K-r have been selected to the Malayan Chinese tennis team at the Bth < hina Olympic Games. < hin Kee Oon of Singapore has been elected to skipper the team. The team comprises: Chin Kee Oon
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    SELECTIONS FOR TODAY
    126 15 k i A linn L* r i- K-ce I: _ADV K.I.M. Ti- Mate J ffi 1 W-ATE Euiojism Kulogu-n, SUM v r'rinress Pi a > <-**' Foretold Race IRov „r_A 3 WINDSOR LADDIE U4,e 'RON DIM lion Duk»> Guld Chain Bare 4 SMJLJNC- THROC'JH Slipstream Double Ten
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    Changi Airmen Play In Top Form To Beat CA
    469 15 Changi Airmen Play In Top Form To Beat CA THOMI-ON'S "HAT-Tltlcr; R.A.F. t CHANGI t 5 CHINF<SP athi ptd. TKOMPSON AND DORRIEN WHO *wB_ F rp iv 'JLm COMBINED SERVICES VANOTARD U^DA^u^nlSm mBB-H_-___-_I I OLD ALL FIVE GOALS. THOMPSON GETTING THREE. it was the best Div. I game of the
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    RIZA BEY TC MEET KING KONG
    194 15 I ALI RIZA BEY, the popular j Turkish wrestling star will have j the most important fight if his oarer.- at the Great World tonight j He is virtually staking everything _^kt U l ha!l n Be to meet KING KONG m a contest
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    Serangoon Beat M.F.A.
    75 15 The Serangoon Association defeated the Malay Football 1 Association m a third division S.A.fa. league soccer en counter by 5-4 at McNair Koad lon Thursday. 'ihe Malays (-pined the scori ing through Ab< c Hassan through a penalty. 'ihe other acorers were: Borhan <2» and Amat Masid.
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    JUNIOR CHAMPIONS DEFEATED
    108 15 In a return friendly match of table-tennis consisting of five men's singles, between the Singapore Chinese V.M.C.A. a iid the NOW Democratic Youtli League il£47 Junior League Champions) the Chinese V M.C.A. team surprised their opponents ly defeating them by lour name; to one Re.nrlts <Chin,..s,. Y.MCA
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    Pulau Brani B.P.
    70 15 The following will represent the Pulau Branl B P. agaiasl tin- Play- ttari r B.P on Sunday. March 28. uf 8 a.m. at th»- former's rouxi Tan Pofa Eng, K. L. Tan. TaU Ah Tee, T;in Al- Watt S. S. Khoo, Ye .i Ah lice, Choc Ah
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    SPHINX B.P.
    32 15 The Sphinx Badminton Party will hold a dance on ivi tei Monday at tne St. Andrew's Hall. "WoodSVlile" from 8.00 I to 12.00 p.m.. to its members and fri» nds.
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    Badminton Championships Open In Kuala Lumour
    400 16 KUALA LUMPUR FRIDAY, pf II Ml DISPLAY. ALL-INDIA CHAMPION fl DOWN TO SELANGOR'S UNGUES r;'--TECK CHYE IN A THREE-SET DUEL Win THE HIGHLIGHT OF TODAY'S PLAY I\ TH! J MALAYAN BADMINTON CHAMPIONSHIPS HERE TODAY. The tournament which is one of Selangor 's biggest Easte:
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    43 16 Ph .I'll/, iph Tiri sf Btmmmoru*s smuntk tiers, M>ss Urn Bkm Chen and Mtm Isinei Any. worn rmeerg farswett to Bingugon as they left f>y brum i<a Psmeng o,i Wssmsmmg niyht to take part m th' -trials" for the Chin i Olympics Tribune
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    37 16 MELBOURNE. Mar. 26. The Australian police were searching today for Communist Trade Union official Edward Joseph Rowe, who was sentenced to imprisonment "until further notice" by a Brisbane industrial court yesterday for gross con- f tempt. Reuter
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    PRESENTATION OF ORDERS AND MEDAL RIBBONS
    289 16 The presentation of Orders and Defence Medal Ribbons I by th c Governor. Sir Franklin Gimson. will be made on April l m the State anteroom. Government House, at I p.m. Representatives of the Passive Defence Services who receive the medal ribbons haw been
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    STOLEN NECKLACE
    73 16 TOKIO, Mar. 26. A gold necklace set with diamonds presented to the Japanese armed forces during World War Two by the wife of the Sultan of Mampawa m the Netherlands j East Indies m an effort to ob- tain improved treatment for her Imprisoned husband, was restituted to
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    Sedition Charge Fails
    25 16 KINGSTON. M;< Kenneth Hill, a X.«.■K councillor and leader who was < March 7 on a ssM was acquitted al days' trial. Reuter
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