Morning Tribune, 1 April 1948

Microfilm: NL2327
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    Masthead
    7 1 MORNING TRIBUNE P**"^7T^ 10 CBXTS TH.^^V APRILJ.
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    GOVT WARNED: DISCONTENT GROWING DAILY
    153 1 GOVT WARNED: DISCONTENT GROWING DAILY ant t md 'hat it Lutmot ■->"■ uls Efby* I n Skemm. Zmtol the Malay** As- ,u third </"'"■- mH t tm> thin naming. mid h- H4 Ui t ,v true eeomomp ny mdeq* it* numentt 0 Gorernment w rvam* w th>t> matt* t m>
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    UNKNOWN
    200 1 H Mai MJUKA UIi AN VUSSOF IZCJD>HAH pr claimed »v Sull P rak at 4 bd In the Throne l.^i.-ridJ- >. June. proclai iti n read L;. bj th Raja B.ndanev Sultan was born iniry 15. 1890. .it Built hr. i: K ''i- r sa: Disv lei mat Mulla
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    British Bucket
    58 1 KD <>.\\ Ma SO: rim budget to be published fc a week fa not likely to -«ny rednf tion In the M British Income lax. in. I'd political s uroes tart, on which Tre* ttperts worked through- fe M lerly awaited *J500.000 rrades' IU)n Kres which may !f
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    TB: No Causa For Alarm, Says Mr. Rayman
    226 1 Refuting the alarming tubercuiosis figures in the Joch.l press. Mi. L Rayman. Municipal President, remarked during the Commissioners meeting yesterday that although there was an excess of immigration over emigration, the incidence uf ♦überculosis in the Singapore Municipal area was considerably lower
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    WAR PAYMENTS....THERE'S A DIFFERENCE
    696 1 I^SSSS 1 }iY THE The War Prisoners Association has replied to Government requesting: that copies of the proposed legislation on Civil Liability mentioned in Mr. MeKerron's letter De submitted to their Committee prior to submission to the Legislative Council. The Colonial Secretary's letter, which was read
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    BRITAIN'S ANSWER to REDS
    240 1 BRITAIN'S ANSWER to REDS INDEPENDENCE TORONTO. Mar Malcolm MtwDrm'tUl. Omm-nor-Q>nernl of Malaya, Haul in (in nddrtji* here that Britain's action in granting imh p*mdence to the Asiatic peoples if "o complete and convincing answer" to the Communist propaganda that the astern nation* should rurn against the tenst. Addressing the Canadian
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    Funeral Rites For Late Sultan
    280 1 From Our Ow'\ Jtepwf'.--IPOH. MAR. 31:— FUNERAL *K <KB FOR HIS LATE HIGHNESS THE SULTAN OF PERAK, SIR ABDUL AZIZ COMMENCED IN KUALA KANGSAR AT 4 P.M. TODAY. THE MALAYS IN THE ROYAL CAPITAL WORE MOUFN T NG BANDS AND FLAGS WERE FLOWN AT HALF
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    2 S'pore Rubber Factories Close
    333 1 (Tribune Staff Reporter) TWO SINGAPORE CHIN ESE RUBBER FACTORIES HAVE CLOSED DUE TO SHORTAGE OF RAW MAT E RIALS AND DISPUTES WITH WORKERS. MASTERS CAME TO A HEAD WHEN MILLERS HAD TO CUT PRODUCTION BECAUSE THEY HAD NOT ENOUGH STOCK OF RUB BER TO KEEP
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    City Fathers Appoint Salaries Committee
    139 1 ON THE FAILVKK OF THE TRUBfMD COMMISSION SALARIES REPORT TO OF FER GUIDANCE FOR THE MUNICIPALITY TO OVERHAUL THE SALARY SCHEMES OF ITS MONTHLY PAID OFFICER8, THE MUNICIPAL COMMISSIONERS APPOINT ED A\ AD HOC SPECIAL COMMITTEE YESTERDAY TO SUBMIT RECOMMENDATIONS. Moving the motion for the
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    $7-MILLION BUILDING PROGRAMME
    662 1 $7-MILLION BUILDING PROGRAMME T H E SIN (i A PORK IMPROVEMENT TRUST'S $7MILLION BUILDING PROGRAMME FOR THIS YEAR INCLUDE >,r>l FLATS, V>2 ARTISANS QUARTERS, 60 TENEMENTS, W SHOPS, k<> DWELLINGS, >,k LABOURING STAFF QUARTERS, AND b'f STAFF QUARTERS. This building programme, which is progressing, is estimated to accommodate 1.200 families,
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    FATAI JUMP FROM MOVING BUS
    101 1 (Tribune Starr Reporter) Yet another fatal accident was added to last month's list of the dead yesterday morning. An unkUiitllied middleaged Chinese, about 28 years* old, sustained facial injuries when he fell from an S.T.C. bus and died a short while after admission into the
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      10 1 Spore Chamber Of Commerce Annual Meeting— See Page 2 <^r
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      95 1 A Date With Happiness! April 21st In The Great World Park $2 00 at the gate gives you the run of the fun f ai™£ Great World—boxing, dancing, Skating etc all VKEh bv th« great kindness of the directors of Peng Hock and Shaw Ltd- Messrs. Runme Shaw. Ong Peng
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    Little Appreciation Of Local Problems & Conditions
    537 2 Little Appreciation Of Local Problems Conditions Chairman's Speech At Chamber's Meeting 100 MUCH CENTRALISED COWROL. ESPECIALLY IK J I IS REMOTE AND WITH LITTLfi APPRECIATION OK LOCAL PROBLEMS AND CONDI I lONS. SHOULD BE AVOIDED. DECLARED MR.E.M.P. FERGUSON. IN Hlfi PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS TO IHE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING OF IHE SINGAPORE
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    Fair Deal For All Municipal Officers
    324 2 thf MUNICIPAL COMMISSIONERS AT THE I R VEET^NG YFSTERDAY APPROVED THE CONSTITUTION AND POWERS OF THE ESTABLISHMENT BOARD RECOMMENDED BY A SUBCOMMITTEE. WHICH WAS APPOINTED IN JANUARY. This Boar<l was establishcl in January to #ive a fair deal for all Municipal officers, including local
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    To Discuss Red Problem
    96 2 B O T O T A. COLOMBIA, MAR. 31 —Secretary of State George Marshall has obtained unanimous agreement of the Latin American states for discussion tty the! Ninth Pan American Conference of the Communist problem in the western hemisphere Marshall obtained the agreement from the steering
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    Aid For Chinese Overseas
    147 2 CfcrH'v*- romtiMld and J inhdf-vi* v. abroad n.lt t,*- instructed t>» aunt: nit t o/ n**dy dlsplacn* J ocf.nteti* Chin*** <\n<i w j ntituitt u'Jh tht lnt< ma- I totvil R<tuafe Oi mmivi- tion for thfit r< 'pntrinU^H to Chinn. according to n i decision of
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    Farewell Part; To Police Clerk
    201 2 Senior officers of the P-lice Department, Police Inspectors and members of the clerical I service were present at the tea party held at the G.H. Cafe yesterday in honour oi Mr. O&man bin Allapitchay. a member of the clerical staff. j who has resigned from
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    Trade Fair Invitation To Indonesia
    60 2 Trade Fair Invitation To Indonesia The 0,. n nil fn.lon. IteMfactu expand th. to participate i 0 Malayan F, T Imlustties The invite m, hasb^ known thro-igh th- u Office. Sin Acconlin- t- Hi ,-v, eral Mana^, of r the exhibition pnmai.ly.r m goods impoit. i orexporSl motor tram.,,,., is.
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    Police Recover Munitions
    152 2 A large quantity of sives were recovered when |j men were arrerted at IT. nv'* stone Kranj; recently. The si* were product fore the Fourth Police Maet trate. Mr. R Wan. yesterday. They included three Pur.jjha Karani Din. Makhcxxi Ahnac Ram Rao. a aO-year-oh pa:fan, Garfaunan, a
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    Air Service Io Bangkok
    33 2 fU mn Sunday, AprH 4 v..«--and Fenaiiy at dooo ajd^ ing at Bangkok at i ?fThe return fllghtle«veiWj at 12.45 p.m. and arrives .tSnf pore at 3.15 p m.
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    MUMCIPM SALARY
    65 2 to give na-.n J M reoommendato* 8 out. r.irtrirßFiN^ TERMS OF K*l®Z y0 The following art of reference of the ad hoc mittee: t ecam*"4 gHM, ||ll 2?J#V I ft To consider f« K dent; five oefl Mr. A. P. P .cr A Pheng Gee c. and Mr.
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  • Page 2 Advertisements
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      72 2 EDITCATIONAf, Mercantilo ffta+ffttifon 2<». Queen Strtrt, Phone 237 Study in your spare time:— Shorthand: (Pitman and Gregg) Honk -Keeping: FJe mcntary and Advance. Prac tical English: Elementary Intermediate and Advance Mathematics: coaches for any public exam. Man Zan The ideal Ointment for Wind, itchinq and achinq piles. Man Zan qives
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    AF Police Chief Honours aiay Sgt. For Bravery
    383 3 i ves erday rect-Ud a commeni Marshal and Chief of the nmodore. O W. de Putron, a'- p r a) Twining School, Chanei. 1/1.1 .Uon Btoto) i :ult n i °T' t police; Soovil «"JJ to raid A I V;i fv^! ni-i-r
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    ka Party For Major Bevan
    113 3 Borß B'--,r. Roya] 6tg- i w; s r sp Dsible for Receding ol pre-war civil Ms i blngapor e Fort- 1 fcnate taun -i.itely after Iteration, uill be Miter- L ri to a tea part? :»t thi- Hotel or Saturday. I nid itaff i i°i
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    M.D.U. ON THE NEW COUNCIL
    107 3 M.D.U. ON THE NEW COUNCIL None of the six ejected Coun- 1 cillon who today participate in the inauguration of the Singa- pon> Legislative Council, can lay claim to having made any effort at all to make the people of Malaya teel Malayans, with common interests and common loyalties, says
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    Young Briton Tells Court He Wants To Confess
    278 3 Declaring that he wished to make a complete confession of < his guilt, a 28-year-oid Britisher. J. H. G. Sheaff. pleaded guilty to three charges which i were read out to him in the j Second Police Court yesterday, j A l»-year-old
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    ALLEGED CHEATING
    128 3 ALLEGED CHEATING A man who was alleged to hav c falsely represented himself to be a man of means "with only American money in his possession" and who thereby allegedly induced a taxi-driver to allow him the use of his taxi, was produced before the Fourth Police Magistrate. Mr. R.
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    Arab Blockade Forces Jews To Ration Food
    275 3 JERUSALEM. MARCH 11. STRICT FOOD RATIONING WAS LAST NIGHT IMPOSED ON THE JEWISH COMMUNITY OF JERUSALEM WHICH HAS BEEN OUT OFF FROM FRESH SUPPLIES BY ARAB FORCES. BREAD MILK, EGGS AND MARGARINE ARK TO Ktf DOLED OVT IN SMALL QU ANTITIKS AS LO
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    SirEdwardGentToAttend Today'sCouncilOpening
    142 3 U.K. Uh Hiyli <'omnii-Mon.i If the Federation of M ilay« Sir Edward Gmt ICCJfjG will be present ;«t the opening session of the Singapore Legislative Council today. With him will be four representatives ot the Federal LtgtttathfC Couneil, namely; Dato and Datin Onn bin Jaafar. Mr. and Mrs.
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    War Prisoners' Assn. Not A Political Body
    283 3 Mr. S. Lowrie. President of the Wai Prisoners Association, stated at the annual metal meeting yesterday that the Association had been asked to tak«up "political matters." Mr. Low! is said that poHtie^ did not come within the scop" of the Association's functions, and
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  • Page 3 Miscellaneous
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      239 3 II it- ritnt Muritter"; 1030 AtuUo to .Tamil with Siffiuturv.Tune; M? MiAY k K\PI IttO Bed: 11.00 Last Ne»s Summary T*«"il 1.20 News in Tamil. iMWr-l* 4V.^! Jia&tl Wose.Owwn. i IJO -T»rtil fll»» hits; 2.00 pjn. »kui,k\MMES wmkwm«»s jn maaav ck»e )J p*wn. on l *M r+n to '00 n
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    TECHNICAL MEN VITAL TO DEFENCE, SAYS GENT
    477 4 tTnhu.u Staff R* r KI'AH LI'MITR. Ma. M Whatever .nay bo t.istrategic plans for the fuUrt defew* Of Malaya the ftml. ..nlitarv and air strength deployed Of expected to -I MoS great von the iMDOtCM available m sk.lled Ml technical equipment on the
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    'PEACE' CALL AT BOGOTA
    194 4 FiOGOTA Mil. 31. The ninth International Conference of American States opened h« re today with Colombia calling n the other 20 nations to dedicate themselve- to maintaining poaco. and keeping the force* opposed to the piincipies oi democracy, and fie inspiration of Christianity, from prevailing in
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    MYSTERY CZECH PLANES
    61 4 MYSTERY CZECH PLANES MTNICH. Mar. 30. Eleven Czechoslovakian air force pilots landed with their planes on the Riem airfield near Munich during the week-end and have now left for an unknown destination it was learned here tonight. The planes landed during the night of Saturday. News of their arrival had
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    Rioting Students
    72 4 PEIPING, MAR 31.—Chinese students in Peiping campaigning for funds in order to relieve destitute students and comrades in exCommunist areas, yesterday climaxed their canvassing bv smashing windows and furniture of the Fushun Teh Native Bank, whose contribution was allegedly insufficient. The riot area was cordoned off and patrolled
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    JAP REPARATIONS
    47 4 TOKIO. Mar. 30. The shipment of the first sequent of reparations equipment from Jap- an representing approximately 50 percent of 20 000 machines allocated to the United Kingdom, China, the Netherlands and the Philippines is near completion. United States military authorities announced to- da;/. Reuter
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    CHINESE FOOTBALLERS' DINNER
    186 4 -.',-r" of !lir Tucr Si'n's Club, thf Mnl'iynn Chlmm Ftothti 1 .1^ Chin *c Football Awc<ih<.v Rtvvs Spirts C nh. wmd *h* C hn u AthU'n iCfcwiJ'iJ? Amocin'tom an'f fritvd.s \rr< enUu '<iti( dtm A,.tic ihj. A thtetUs As^ C i^4NM «»i h'-ir Btidft ?i> ad nn
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    DANES HAVE NEW DEFENCE PLAN
    77 4 COPENHAGEN, Mar. 31 Rasmus Hansen, Danish Defence Minister, said today the Government was working ut full pressure on a new defence plan. In a statement to the inde- I pendent afternoon nowspapo information, he sa d the Ai I Defence Commission, which i f studying
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  • ROUND-UP PC CABLED NEWS FROM FAR AND NEAR
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      U.S. CALLS FOR TRUCE IN PALESTINE
      290 5 .iKE SUCCESS, Mar. 30.-The United btates h ■< resolution calling for an immediate |trod t p,i.<. n? before the Security Council to- solution MM| -T* Ser > 'ralo^tino. and believes 2 it i< of the utmost urgency Jt an .mm-.i.ato truce be fectod in
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      NEW TIN PRICE
      73 5 LONDON. MAR. 30 The Ministry of supply I announces revised buying and selling prices for Malayan tinmetal. i The buying price is? adjusted lo £504 per ton from ON and the^ selling prices to €505 f from DM both ex- smelter. Penang or Singapore. The n<>\\ prices
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      COLONIAL QUESTION LINE-UP
      70 5 BOGOTA Mar 3Oi Ofliaal I th< opening of N Pan-A m conference ro todaj vealed the line-up f th« 21 American nations on k colonial question. Against European possession f colon;, arc Argentine. Jatemala Venezuela, Bolivia Juadoi m, x,,0. Panama. BHe, Paraguay and iv™ In favour ol
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      Bank Director Charged
      43 5 Kong M ;iroh :{Q I unse A. Lonsdalc Sttff Proceeding Kcto, Cheng, former PosUl Rank., a i ni Hsu do:Irh Govern•s o «rs| M th, Trading S Powell anil mpany ,ai-, iYad-i -O«:eai, bought d familuedtoa where; r wu ar-
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      FROM REBUKE TO PRAISE
      61 5 WASHINGTON, MAP. au. The United States Senate Fore gn Relations Committeewhich Last wee* withdrew a report accus ng Chinese leadeiS of inexperience and in- eptitude, today declared in a revised vers.on that China's > Nationalst Government "rt- presents our common cou- test against threats to inter-
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      TOW JOY RIDE IN ROYAL CAR
      116 5 TOW JOY RIDE IN ROYAL CAR I BANGKOK, Mar. .10.— Fire official* of the Royal I i Household Bureau have 1 bee»i retired, icithout p*-n- S j sion, for joy riding on a i Royal automobile without permission, it iva~s learned t today. It was also disclosed I that ~>9
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      U.S. SPY RING: SOVIET CHARGE
      116 5 London, March 30. Radio Moscow charged today that Russia had uncovered an Am-erican-directed spy ring of former German army officers operating out of Western Germany, Austria and Sweden tc learn the secrets of the Soviet zone. The radio said the leader operating in the Soviet
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      U. S. GUNS FOR TURKEY
      41 5 ANKARA. MAK. 30.—American suns, radio equipment jeeps and other army vehicles, and a considerable amcunt of ammunition, compris'ng the second shipment of American ad to Turkey, were be ng unloaded today at the Turkish port oi.lsmid.
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      EASIER SUNDAY CHRISTENING
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      SOVIET OPPOSITION
      222 5 LAKE SUCCESS, Mar. 10. Ruh h i a toniyht />rommnred hrrtttlf .././,<. s« to u United Staff h proposal for a temporary trusteenhip ov*r Palestine, naid that there irtrt no tfround* for contening a special session of the Assembly, and declared that the Palestine Commission should continue its
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      SIAM "PLOT": CHINESE DISCLAIMER
      80 5 SIAM "PLOT": CHINESE DISCLAIMER BANGKOK, MAR. 30.— The KuominUuig headquarters in Bangkok today disclaimed any knowledge of a Chinese plot to seize power in Siam. Li Li Yeo, secretary- gen r ral of the Kuomintang Party in Siam, told Reuter: "The Kuonintang Party knows nothing about the reported Ch ncse
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      LABOURER KILLED IN FIGHT
      72 5 LABOURER KILLED IN FIGHT An Indian labourer named Attu died of a fractured skull as a result of an assault by a compatriot in the Municipal coolie lines in Syed Alwi Road yesterday evening. A fellow labourer who was apprehended on the spot by other labourers, was handed over to
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      SOCCER REF. BEATEN TO DEATH
      126 5 I i BUENOS AIRES, Mar. > 30. Soccer referee Salva- I dor Naredo was kicked I I and beaten to death by players and fans who dis- I agreed with a penalty he I I atmrded during a yamc here today. S I Naredo penalized
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      CURFEW IN SURAKATA
      86 5 Bitavia. Mar. 30- A curlev has been imposed on SuraI karta, second city of the Indonesian Republic in Central Java, after another disiuib ance caused by the "inegjlars", alleged to tv followers of the former Republican Maj. Gen. Sutomo. according to reports fdom Jogj;.k;ir»;i tonight. During the
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      SEA-UONS ON "STRIKE"
      47 5 SOMERSET, England, Mar. 30— Circus manager George Claike complained today his two perform ng sea lons were on strike became Of a sudden herring shortage. Clarke said. "They .simply won't perform unless I feed Lhrm with herring. They won't cat anything oLsc. v U.P.
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      SPAIN TO GET MARSHALL AID
      53 5 WASHINGTON. Mar. 30. ItHouse of Repr« nUtivei today approved the inclusion ««t Spain ,n the Ifatshftll IMIU '■>' 149 to -V>. Th«' tuiundnu nt on Spulxi i t r pottd ><• t< rd»j < t,v.' Aivm Okoiuki. u put Wisconsin, called tv n C»i<V«'riiimlit lln
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  • MORNING TRIBUNE
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      Opening Today!
      208 6 The new Singapore Legislative Council will come into being today, when bo fji its official and unofficial members are sworn in fJiis morning by the Governor in the Council Chamber in Victoria Memorial Hall. Thus besrins a new phase in the constitutional development of the "lion city." in
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      Unofficial Balance
      209 6 v It is difficult, at ibil early stage, to predict what will be the alignment of forces Within the Council. The 9 officials are committed fo supporting the Government faithfully. At the other extreme will be the 6 elected representatives who will constitute a kind of opposition bloc
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    ROTARY INKER WHEELERS
    110 6 Mtntlsrs of the Inn* r Wht'l attended the fart well luncht on at thr Lido on Stnuteu •> wind up thr BO'/j District Rotary conference in Bin</apor( during the Ect.stt > hriggm Front rare left to right: Mrs. L. Cresson, Miff. 8. 8. Frankiin. Af/\s J. G.
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    WAR IS YOUR BUSINESS
    953 6  -  PEDAGOGUE POLITICS FOR YOUNG PEOPLE -j, M. World Affairs By -I There ii a film which 1 like to show at least once n month to every person, and oarticularlv to every nolitical leader It is a short film and runs for not more than five
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      17 6 Parcel <^^ Post For any destination Malaya. Through any P o> Surcharge IVlaiayan Airways HaMlleid Co. Lid.. or
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    around The Jown
    843 7 WITH VERA ARDMORE* pavilion SB i nolle e-unv A R'.si j iolt isuing Singapore Visit ng Sing re after a .r.-:r.'T.th stay in Hong. I n Mrs Dorothy Newton ai 'i Mrs tai Fforde. the well-known Abb »tl twins fro?n Lend! n I hey have come here
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  • Page 7 Advertisements
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      144 7 Exclusive Jacqmsr lengths of 100% pure wool for suits and top coats. 2^* j-~. .^r* -J~< ij— r J^ IN^TOWN TO NIGHT AT THE PAVILION RESTAURANT 5 ONE OF THE BEST <>i ii k Mixi:n <;kiua J i IN TOWN SAMPLE SEE FOR YOt RSELF AND L A WLENIMI) PICTURE
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    Second Bank strike in Week
    143 8 BUtNO.S AIRES. MAH. 21 Bank 1 11 lllnjTl m .struck u< rk )ure ve.st"iday :ur the ona t.m»- ;n :;ix days. Thtfc t\r>i 'folded ams' m vemrnt. which began on M-irrh 24, was suspended "hen on th. 1 intemnt on of BfMffl Eva Peron, th^'
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    ANSWERING A FIRE CALL
    72 8 A fjir r-ill ft received, Fi>> "i'-n tnk* up f'mi positions "ii thi tmoinr mid h<im/ to the sen, to fii/ht tht fin anil* r/,e M/lt f/rr,,,,^ to to«#A a «rf /.is da*/.*/ frmniiij k«9pa ftlm physic illy fit tmd Umdet th( uatchful 9m I Mnlui,
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    FRENCH GOVT. CUT PRICES
    179 8 I PARIS, MAR. 11. —The Fre n c n Government an- nounced last night an average ten per cent, slash in i prices of household products i »n its last minute attempt to stave off threatened wage increase demands. Major Frencn labour organ zat ons had
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    UNKNOWN UNKNOWN
    193 8 UNKNOWN UNKNOWN M nu when he-M an dmenaM k :r jscl Dth| <j9 1 i ■>,! J I V'l At ;>• <>M 1 I i:-1 Malaifl the B'-B ed th( x y -p I her.- a.,, r. ,J Mr. Shaw I should si pi P«tfition. ij M to w >rk
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    UNKNOWN
    67 8 LONDON. MAR Philip today >*•»-« months" course at tfl Naval College |I Cfl in preparation for tfl stall' promotion. Thr rules of the! reauire that Prince present at mess, but I dentood that arraH had been made forhH absent when h p bfl engagements with I Fli7ii»°th. One of
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    HEADS UP FOR UNKNOWN
    23 8 HEADS UP FOR UNKNOWN A fine action picture tefcfH Wt the Comb mate* played at the Jatnn Kr.sar onf -(ill I' !n irnu
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      45 8 THE PEN w/i'/ J^ ALL THE <*°ot>mW *ull v guoroMfetd. jM j^m Gold C/ip af 4 4^ ]j^R f coral JV t^^M Gold N.b MTtW '•■■1 i/m l££^m JF r^R W //Mm iimici jP /^m7 •o jpr ■i^E LDttlMI jM'' '^^M »o «iof v \'jm£im*2^2i22M
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    ;PART OF DAILY DRILL I
    79 9 While a pal steadies c h<>sr <i fireman slips (>n n MMSftlc l<> fiyht a "fire. 1 at an early Mtomtag fire, diill. Though thfy have computed their train.wj. mi*n of the fne hriyade partint daily to keep theinselvts physically fit and mentally alert.' Whih
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    PLIES ORDERED TO ETURN TO RUSSIA
    80 9 4 Aitxh-'tin reports saul L Austria and civilian ht s f tin Allied Control €"nuncl fkt Soviet Union shortly. nmm \">rk after the i ire ho political sujnifirame vhl t,,i nd of tkt fiscal year. s j 9or*ed from B*rln a fortnight ayo M
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    lir Dispute At Standstill
    86 9 fCESS. MAP. 30 hut d spine becunty Council Is i standstill a::d jl-the-scenes talks var.ous dolegaInctteally petered Ind .1 and Pakfetti us Inal instructions governments, uncl pt'.&nd very un■t thf Security 11 resume t h r Wrt< b» o r e H r repn n d
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    Will Respect Red Cross
    99 9 JERUSALEM, Mar. 31. Palestine Jews and Arabs have igree to .mve the Internation.il Red CroM a written declaration i:«t they wjll respect the ar'iclei of the Geneva Red Cross vention it was stated here day by the Palestine delegate of the International Red Cross Jacques de
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    WON'T RESIGN: CAN'T BE SACKED
    103 9 WON'T RESIGN: CAN'T BE SACKED GENEVA, Mar. 31. Jit I Hi one k. Secretary General of ln« International Organisation '"urnalists, said tonight thai lu> had no intention of resigning his post. was commenting on a demand for his removal by Harry -Martin, President of the Ameri- <n Newspaper Guild. Archibald
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    Respite For Cabarets
    54 9 SHANGHAI, MAR. 31. A respite was unofficially granted to 14 of the city s leading cabarets scheduled to close today under a lot-drawing conducted two months ago. The Municipal authorities intimated they will take no action following non-receipt of new instructions irom Nanking for which they asked
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    TRIBUNE PHOTOGRAPHS
    32 9 Reprints of local photographs appearing in the Morning Tribune > and Malaya Tribune can be had on appUca- tion to the Tribune i Photographic Depart- mtnt at $2.00 per copy. i
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    MONKEY BUSINESS
    57 9 CUTTACK (ORISSA) A IOOMMM m< mher of the Orissa Assembly demanded during a iKftit lUltati that th(i< should be MO disvrimintttion between monkeys. She *:rplain<d that vhfrtas a reward of Rs. 3 [mboul l.v. 6rf.) IMI paid for kill in a a male monk< p. female monkeys rated
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    UNKNOWN
    53 10 Cot <:, M I Co- ***M w t SB 1• r*H |tion.,.;j, p J: Vacation- I jar, 1 worktr i-^u- Ht < that 'th,fl volve n, irl> i..=iooo« an(i t0 t" ur, corZH i throughout Japa^B m by Communists v*M Ilt wa iT "P'y orobbH curin- worko,. "..noJB on
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    FRENCH ARE FOR LEBANG
    92 10 Paris. Mai. 30. Government has .-i-::hon^H ■ale of armament! wjß firm to the Lebtaca Gfl merit. :i spokesman gfl Frcncli Ministry ot Foreqfl fain .-aid this'aft.WH asked to >mmi n: or, ifl J circulating ir. Parii ttil Lebanon w,t< buying tsOjM worth oi arms mcludiajß on
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    P.I. STEPS TO HAD TUNNEL BLASTS
    91 10 Manila, M<*r :;o. Adefl moasuTo.^ will be implraß at once to prevent the fl rence of the Corresridor tH blasts which claimed thel of 22 people :ncludinsl6Fß pines Army enlisted meM six civilian labourers. 4 learned today. I Areas in ConegidoraiJ danger rones throusrhoaj
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    64 10 TOKIO. MAR 30.-Pl« < Hitcshi Ashida fold u*B I anesc org mizatfcw believed Jaj in might to receive a total of osaa lion rwiiarj ol ernoßjM i nd pr.v.i.f« 1 the United 1 course d the next <>«■ to help n I ■lapn^B nomy— U.P. WASHINGTON M»'
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      394 10 <omi<<s: i:\rlusavcToTlio >lornini* Tribune I *-^T^ -^F^'-— "SUNSHINE FALLS" 1 4^.- v iX gafe^i^j^ m out 'jm "BEUNDA />4 7Y,e Si^CANT^X 1 PVVHY TO LURE VOU INTO I FEAR THE CHILO IS RIQHTJA" 1 v > AH WEll!-IT HAS "I Sr- V- UNDERSTAND WHV N f THE MOUNTAIN* MC BOUNTY
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    1901 11  -  T.C.H. Jacobs By K B tlv■j N til B to b VV D«Tki I? o- i Irre Kr- I df would satisfy th- V rung. 1 ,t additional been pifti freely. 1 ie« kginati as, a ...rji the truth B:: lied to w I won-
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      44 11 ■To .v y I OPENING TO-DAY Sl1 3. 8.15 and 9.15 nm H GAI GLADDENING "IRISH" EYES ARE SMILING" Starring i!ur Dick Banna H li:1 Mont) Woolly H W'ONDERFITI fc ;i »J a Song n You HI i Heart! 'iL i, Ml I H
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    SUM'S RUBBER EXPORTS
    60 12 BANGKOK. Mar. 30. -Sfem'f rubber export this year and for the next few years" is not expected to exceed the 1947 exP°? of 20.000 tons, according to the official rubber division of the forestry Department. It said that the total area planted with rubber Is 60 000
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      129 12 I (y BEYOND I I COMPARING! DESCRIBING! I ■■I ■■Bv SB I I ~A. ill fIL jK^^^bU I 19 bI I HaHHr I Ha v^ 1 1 V^BIV VI \l" tR V fc't? w Hit I 71^ 1 1 1 rv .> r.l\ J> tl I 1 I I 2
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      56 12 Bv Technicoloiir" (Observer) 2*4.1543Q*930P.mT Zu0m bqoT 1 J. ARTHIR SANK PMMMI MARGARET IA)( K WOOD M BASILSYDNEV-DtKMul V^ALSH 9% Bis CATmxu» Ktsem •it *rta Supported B\j Malayan Film Gazette, shou-nui "I/trd l^ J wel's Visit. Thaipusam Festival, Instant Trait BxMw* Singapore." It^**' -2sm**% lASI 2 DA S NEXT "DYNAMIC" OIANCE
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    708 13 (By HETTY UlUist. Nineteen y *ai -sU M 1 1 :.i\ M girl Halinnh Matt Othnvtn. who is now doinj; a foui-yc:u mm at the Emily McPhei College of Domestic Ecorumv. in Melbourne, finch Anstrali; I wonderful country, and she i. delighted th tt
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    Senate Approves $6,205 Million Aid Plan To Europe And China
    809 14 WASHINGTON. Ma: 30 —The Sena e com Dieted i I ''ir»*o party foreign assistance legislation b\ approving he one-;,- ir ir >T million programme of military and economic All I China The Senate previously pMMt the $5,300 million KHP and
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    DIALLED "999" FOR LIFT TO DENTIST
    69 14 LOS DOS Mm M In t'ist of t>: <i*r\tu dnil 999 'in instim 4ms i><ishtt tm It /ihntl' "V till tut i Knoland. BfH i i/tnr (nn.'st tn ?hf 'U.s* of a h ■<•««»/» today t?h* hfttd th- etc d'allr<l W9 and tola >»
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    86 14 Jchatant-£ft>nrg Mar. 31 'An intcnsTvc rfearcft b<»jrvg cari iod ctat Into %t possibilities t>t nrtortivtn ext.i. rionbecoTning i ty-iwodact v; the South Afrlcwn«to!4rn?nir};? Fndu«lry. MC<^r«lfhJ t(» pT("^ rtHW^K hew. Th. rogearch i >s t?fng condiiL*t%"d by !?evernl gcVrt-nrttrnt (i p:rtment« and mining in.^titiitlom-. The Jrhann eh ."mf-cal
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    Grand Mufti Warning
    112 14 LAKE SUCCESS, Mar 31.— Haj Anun El Hiusseini. Mufti of Jerusalem, deciare^ in statemetu issued here that the Arabs of Pulialllka wilj not brook interlercin-i <»i "encroachment by tortienBrt." The leader oi the Palestine Arabs raid: Thci Aiaits of Pa'estinc hereby solemnly affirm th«t th«j dt. not
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    MANILA CONSTABULARY MUTINEERS SURRENDER
    320 14 MANILA. March 31 The Philippine Constabulary inlisted men's ;eoeuion which resulted In the killing of thiee officers was reported unofficially today to have ended with the bloodless surrender of 35 soldiers at Xaic garrison in Cavlte. The constabulary headquarters in Manila said civilians arriving from Cavite
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    NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
    95 14 NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE NBW YORK, M»r. 90.— Atfivul fof buyUfe int«rest ferougM paim covering- eae doU»r of more featured by <««dl« K Steals, lUIU, Toluvcos. RwkM-rs. Films. Pipers a^d i Aircpsifts. Caution, how*vcj. tended to li- »^lt the ext*nt *f the shott-cover^ mu and replacement demand as j traders
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    VALUABLE RACER DIES ON SHIP
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    158 14 Market Notes Jottings After n amovcmem &hare s Mv were a M creasing In tion l;i *&2i? themes permuted r,:,- J n long tiiw a ment In JJ indeed be i Aithcugh 1947 are n: dividend* as rrpartdiS Ui t alimw unbrota) „v nils In IM6. On the P: r
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    47 14 'Ihe market in tin shaW continui-d to b v quietiy swad: with a smaller volurr.e ol buvDaSfl passing, yelttfday, states the Malayan Bftareteotei Association. There vai Iww f. ir creased interest In rubb:-shai-e^- which resulttd ;r. tte marking up 1 1 a namta eounters-
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    39 14 Tokyo. Mar 1 inin people were kiih-ci^;-^ jured when a '"^ru press crashitl U»tJ a locomotive early I ding to Japam^f reports. h*«M* The crash mvi:. Hyogo and tti» southern Honshu Faulty brakr.s m Reuter AAP
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    85 15 ligers II Win By Penalty Goal i ilt) scored latt I in by Tip Chiang ed th< Tlgei Sports i:, feat the Rovers l nil i >. Division soccer tefc lay< d at Gcyl ing >tan i<• rday. Fhe Tigers w.r.- th« aggreai most ot Uie tinn and rtned strongly,
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    24 15 B L i SCO Ist XI k,. v; i«t dmfi i PletcK«r, U B. Clifton h. 3::.. c T. Ton
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    276 15 SYDNEY, "You can't win. Any man who thinks ne can is a fool" -was the message to pun'ers given by a man who has been riding winners for 20 years One of Australia's outstand- nj: jockeys. Arthur EdwarJ Sreasley. was giving an
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    Inter-Service Boxing
    79 15 The semi-finals of the Heavyweight and Light Heavyweight divisions. Inter-Service Boxing Championships for the India Cup took place at the Happy World Stadium last night. In the Heavyweight section. Leading Signalman Whitfiel 1 (Navy) beat Hoskin (R.A.F.) on a t.k.o. in the first round. The battle in the
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    Wasis Back To fight King Kong
    96 15 Wasis Back To f ight King Kong Con Balasis. 220Jb.s. wrestler, who treated Singaporeans to several thrilling bouts some months ago, is back again. He arrived last night on board the Borssedain fiom South Africa. Con has been accepted by most Wrestling Boaids >n world as the Light-Heavy-Weight Champion of
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    50 15 Felpinp, Uar I) rhe aeria] expeCTK-ri >j: n- r- d by MiMil ton Reynolds, tbe American million not in P' I**1 maufa-cture I i "^f* t& Amxk M >untains iin north e 7 I abandoned > :i<r s Bligh -:::>e dition Tii- a run* n< icwui tie*. F
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    620 15 RAF (Sektar) ATHLETICS Fine weather favoured the thini animal atheU*ti< meeting ol the rt.A F. Seletar which took place yesterday. Far the third time in succession. Sgt Sutton became Champion with 38 point* and receive! the "Victor J-utlorum Challenge Cup piesented by An Commcloie CJ.
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    40 15 The following Pl»y«n V" pmt tke Shell S.C a^a.nst t ,iSPC "A" to-rnorrno. ;i' Uie r»dang «1 6.15 P.m.— Won f Choit PlttChong.Lau Heng John Loh. J V. G M D D. I. I n K t
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    COLTS v COLONIALS CRICKET ON SUNDAY
    66 15 The follownij,' will play rrukK for the Sinvrapure OolM aj^ainsi the Colonials at the ChanKi P«sonKroun d ;.t U a.m onSundiij Mayo Pcnira. I. Kraal. R Krual. M Kraal. N- Hay, J. Derbyshiiv, Q Carson. A. Lopez, A Lun. P Johnson. S«»> Drelterjr. Resorvc—
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    JUNIOR B.P. WIN 6-1
    86 15 Playing at the. Junior B.l\ court hint Sunday the Junio. B P. beat tht Swing B.P. by sanies to 1. Results, Junior players mentioned first, are U iollows Sinirles:— Tan Chyfl Toon lost to'eng Thian Swce 13-13 <0-5s hMt IP" Kin. Chua.. IM. 15 Doul«l^ -Tan
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    60 15 F. N. SPORTS CLUB The following will rfcprese'H th« Frier and Neave Sports CHH, in rSS-iSS-n and Table TrnnLs match B r nkm Srs Club on Saturday. April 10 Tifilear Street 2.30 p.m. shuip. Nir in Ei* Men*. Choo MM in. Pen" Chou Siu KH4? An, won. p«"* Hurt P
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    17 15 ;lM A itlowiiw U, represent th, CTMA (S'pore) against the bHB Moibergen. Chu. v.: c.^r
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    25 16 Mr. Tan Krnfj Chuan </m/ JftM Sot y Lan photographed nft< i their utttdmn at the Rtyustry yesterday with their flown girl, Miss Margaret Tan.
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