Morning Tribune, 13 April 1948

Microfilm: NL2327
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    Masthead
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    Colombia- Soviet Kiplomatic Split
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    UNVEILING OF MEMORIAL
    300 1 Cros\ ior Square, that piece of London WT uhich became almost United States I territory during the war, was yesterday I (he scene of tf e unveiling by Mrs. I Eleanor Roosevei tof Britain's Memorial io her husband, the late President I Franklin D. Roosevelt. I LONDON
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    BERLIN: MORE TROUBLE BREWING?
    148 1 VJBSXA, APRIL 12. HIGH LEVEL TALKS BETWEEN THE BRITISH ASD RUSBIAN WCI'PATIOX POWERS ix AUSTRIA WERE AWAITED HERE TODAY AS THE T *SD*DTKAVEL RBSTRIcI J?vni??J WOBBD KFr;!'; Alexander High ComV Austria, cancelled in wne to rotut-n »n :hthcßus?! l 'thoritiesaetupl tC' Onthe 10^ be P n
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    China Welcomes First P I Envoy
    34 1 SHANGHAI. April 12: -The Philippine Republic's ftrst Minister to China. Proceso Sebastian, arrived in Shane- hai from Manila and Hon.M I Kon« this aftpmocn at 4 1 o'clock.
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    Singapore Buildeh Should lake Note
    65 1 Singapore Buildeh Should lake Note T> >n I demands tsi>rt*stJ I<, ,< <1 m, tmjintc.s* i>fii'>i m i-> t ,ni'l d, n a litfht- ueyht, him itj hansportmbu and tifcttJ rn.tjin<i >i\it h />. n dvtiym i ntui [a ducfd by Bui firm* mmocimU i uJh th* Arc n iMifWi
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    Phone wiremens strike deadlock
    150 1 tun -n k e Singapore d Blec- three km**. who wmi «<*, have i tut, informthe siriko ifiedwUk 1 i '/'/</ to their prtsenta'ivts of the Telephone Labourers' Union and the munafiemenl 0/ tho O.T. EC. met at the office of the. Deputy Commissi<m( r for
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    Best Bets For S Today s Races
    773 1  -  ALLAN LEWIS t*y Pen-in g, Monday. Tin Penang Turf Club's > Spring meeting will be S continued tomorrow when t a card of seven events |ofl be run off. S Racing shouid again be I I interesting and I am i I hopeful
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    "SECRECY" CLAMP-DOWN ON GUERILLA ROUND-UP
    121 1 (From Our Own Reporter) £n£ •rp,,r'.'< U> tto Mf* OHWIIHII'W <>/ F«ff ration. kl being maintained about the political aspects of the affair. It has been definitely established that the guerillas do not bcl6ng to a Communist organisation. Mr. A. C. T. Kuon<f, Chinese Counsel,
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    MOTOR CAR BOOM IN STORE
    521 1 MOTOR CAR BOOM IN STORE BiC PF.M"*} DESPITE HiGH PRItES iTnbunt Staff Rtportrr*. TBE MOTOR VEHICLE BuOM IN SINGAPORE CONTINUINQ IN SPITE OF INCREASED PRICEB, THERE ARE S'OT ENOUGH CAR* AT PRFBKST TO MEET TBE NEEDS OF CVBTOMBKB, AND ADVANCE BOOKINGS IS SEVFRAL LOCAL MOTOR-CAR FIRMS ARE OBOWINO. The traffic
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    Illegal Dope... Takes Its Toll
    116 1 It was only a few days ago that Singapore's City Coroner Mr. W. G. Porter, warned of i the increasing number of deaths from illegal administration of i drugs (morphine) by dope dealers. yesterday, in the Coronet I Court, Mr. Porter held inquests on three
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    Siam's New Cabinet Takes Office
    33 1 Siam 's New Cabinet Takes Office Bangkok. April 12. Siam's new Cabinet, headed by FieldMarshal Phibul Songkhram, assumed office today following an auumicc with the Regency Council. An official announcement Kl expected tonight.
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    Fear... World's 'Greatest Danger
    104 1 Fear World' s 'Greatest Danger New York, April ii. Mr Trygve Lie, Secretary General of the United Nations, told thr governments of the world today that they "should stop talking war and start working harder for peace." Speaking at the memorial service to America's war-time President, Mr. Franklin D. Roosevelt,
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      33 1 BAMBOO SHARKSKIN SIIT ffj only $110;- jp SHARKSKIN DINNER As\ |S|^ JACKET $70.00 Mk&t BLACK DRESS fiM/| TROISERS slio -°°^-^^v^^^W^® Hea\ v Tweed Suits Vi $125.00 ng»« S^^S^ TEL: 464J) RAFFLES I'T.ACF SINCIAI'OKK
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    Driver Says He Was Forced To Drive Into Dark Lane
    612 2 AIRMAN on TRIAL A T SPORE ASSIZES "ACCUSED ASKED ME TO DRIVE INTO THE DARK LANS AND WHKN I REFUSED TO IK) SO HE PULLED Oil A REVOLVER AND SAID IF YOU DON'T GO. I H A V E THIS'
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    Funeral Of Madam Ngoei
    351 2 There was u large attendance at the funeral at Bidadan Cemetery yesterday of the late Madam Ngoei Ah Lian. mother of Mr. Loh Ah Fong. popular Hon. Secretary of the Chinese Association. Wreaths and caskets wene received from the following The A.A.A.. Mr. S. M. AlkafT.
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    Spore Estate Duties Dill
    188 2 (Tribune Staff Reporter) A Bill similar to the Estate Duties Apportionment and Miscellaneous Provisions Bill) in the Federation, will shortly be introduced in the Colony of Singapore. The provisions of the Bill will bo similar to the one in the Federation except for minor differences. Mr.
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    P.I. CONSUL-GENERAL tO AUSTRALIA IN S'rORE
    716 2 P.I. CONSUL-GENERAL tO AUSTRALIA IN S'rORE MR MANUEL A ALZATE. FORMER CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEE ON FOREIGN RELATIONS OF THE PHILIPPINE PARLIAMENT AND RECENTLY APPOINTED CONSUL-GENERAL OF THE REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES TO THE COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA AND THE DOMINION OF NEW ZEALAND. IS AT PRESENT IN SINGAPORE EN ROUTE TO
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    Bank Clerk Faces Forgery Cham
    296 2 Alleged to have cishetf a forv^a c \ioque for $3400 at Uk Chartered Bank. Um Yow Ken«j a eletk empL >vj ii. the MMptf bank appealed bcfen- Seventh Magistrate A.G Shear* for A preliminary In quir.y into charge oi forgery Ltoj was defends by M
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    Alleged Abetment Of Robbery
    171 2 Tan Chin Kow (11), a taxi driver, was produced ve.<terday. before the Seventh Magistrate Mr. A. G. Sh^ar.v on a tentative charge of having abetted thin Chinese in committing I robbery. The robbery took placv at No. 1027 Upper Thomson Road 9'j ms. at 7.30 p.m.
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    TO TAKE CHARGE OF NEW HOSPITAL
    73 2 St. Andrew's Wri* HogJ at 250. Tanjons I agw Ho will be accompanied wife and family. M v In the meantime w. i )r Baboo will b,. K -.»> r !,n U^'Elliott on an Ou^^otfcrt partment with th. help < visiting medical stai SSs
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      41 2 ACKNOWI.KIX.MKNT Mr. and Mrs. Loh Ah Fon 8 i vd family M jsh to thank all thc.ve who s»nt messages ol c^J.Uolence, ureiths and caskets and attended the funeral ut the late Madam Npoei Ah i/an at Bidadari (em?tarv yesterday I*l
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    Inquiry Into Three Deaths From "Injections"
    244 3 trtsHAW -RIDERS. WHOSE THRFF 'wnRF A SERIES OF PUNCTURE I** ANl' OF E TETANrS AT THE GENERAL KSStAL «TTH N SJfMS^B A T THE PUNCTURE °^TAI 'to HAVE BEEN CAUSED BY A J5 ,HE INJECTION OF "SOME SUB BS& oFISS "PUNCTURE MARKS" HAb si
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    Keep Your Drains Clean
    145 3 i i "V.t. c. ansing Deptrta nt lg responsible tearing iratfis to private or 0D private lands. but this duty Jtvolves upon hi us holders, says Dr. Hutchina n Dy. Health Offlctr, In bit report n Mosquito Control to Municipal; 0 "mission. toe report -rates that
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    9 CHINES FACE MORPHINE CHARGES
    363 3 Nine Chinese appeared in the Singapore Police Courts yesterday on various charges relating to the administration of morphine. Some were charged with allowing their premises to be used for the administration of morphine, some for being found in premises used for morphine administration and others
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    SOLDIER CHARGED
    83 3 A British scldUj-. Normatt Graham Vt^natcne <23>. w*s brought before the Totirth Police Maffrtrate. Mt. R. Wait, yesterday, on a char^« ,of liousebrettkmj and theft. It was alfcgod that at abont 7 p.m. Oil AprH 9 accused broke into the B Platoon 43& i Company Store at Motint
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    SEQUEL TO mm ROAD sHoom
    261 3 SEQUEL TO mm ROAD sHoom Alleged to have been orte of the- two gunmen who fired a 1 number of shots at another person in Johore Road on Feb. 28. Lee Ah Pock {$1), was produc- ed before Seventh Magistrate A. G. Shears on a tentative charge I of attempted
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    NOBEL PRIZEMAN TO VISIT K.L. INST. FOR MED. RESEARCH
    147 3 NOBEL PRIZEMAN TO VISIT K.L. INST. FOR MED. RESEARCH Sir Howard Florey. P*.R.S.. Professor of Pathology at [Oxf6rd. who in 1945 Shared with Sir Alexander FVmtrtg and Dr E Chain the a'wird of the Nobel Prfate for M<?ttleioe and Phy^eey (Or th< dlscotery and development of PtttfeUHfi. w*U vlsfc the
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    Corner Told Of Jap Killing
    177 3 Corner Told Of Jap Killing After being slapped twice by a Japanese officer, the Chinese walked away The •>Mp officer, howeter. called Kim back ...but the Chin--1 ?se refused to return Two gunshots then rang out, and i the "taan fell face downwards I to the ground StfcnWttg only mmtfrefl
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    Cashier's Plea Of Guilty
    113 3 ptMMHng guilty to thre charges c? criminal breach > ;1 Crust, an English tpealrtrtg Chine..- cashier. Wee Kan.-? j Chui. W2i aMowed si.ooo bail until April 19 whon spnU-n.'e will t? passed n him. Accused was a> ..^ei to have ccmmitt?d criminal breach of trust d
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    Convicted Man To Appeal
    112 3 Notice el appeal was given by a Chinese. Lt-e Keng Sen^. when he was fined $750 by the Eighth Police M»gistrit<'. Mi. R. W. P Rul« yesterday, for illegal Importation <>i cigarettes by s«-a. Accused was .i Treated by 1 custom* party when 149.00«> sticks (if
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    Jilted Girl Tried To Commit Suicide
    271 3 Jilted Girl Tried To Commit Suicide Travelitnt all the way from I Kuala Lnmpar witn mtrn hopes ol Joining her boy I friend m a happy lh> to- STther. a young and pretty i Chinese grirl arrived in Singa- i pore onlv to be Jilted by the man whom she
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  • Page 3 Miscellaneous
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      341 3 ON YO UR RADIO TOD A Y W't'E NETWORK Down. lonese Selections; 12.30 Amoy Sel\\\ \V wnivcm PROGRAMMES IN MALAY lections; 1 p.m. News in Man«a- u <v HilNiTLloil 12 noon Programme Summary; ri", Amoy Cantonese; 1.15 ''KOCH \\l\fpa 12.05 Musical Interluce; 12 45 Openin K Announcement Prog ILJ News
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    ISHE LOVES THE PIRATE.
    33 4 Judy Gjtrlnnd. who ioohl prettier than ever sinc^mofherhoocl. will next b^win ISetro-(lolduyn-Maper\s Tech n colour production "The Pirate." Judy is seen as -The Pirute's" sweetheart in the new film.
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    Scientists Warn: "2 Hostile Worlds In Full Contest"
    261 4 PRINCETON. NEW JERSEY, APR. 11.-- AN EMI RC ENCY COMMITTEE OF ATOMIC SCIEN"n>JS HF \DKD BY DR ALBERT EINSTEiN CALLED FOR* A WORLD GOVERNMENT AS THL ONLY ALTERNATIVE TO A •TOTAL COLLAPSE OF OUR TRADITIONAL CIVILIZATION." IHF SCIi: T niS!S WARNING iHA:
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    CONTROI ON PRICE OF MEALS LIFTED
    80 4 A Government QaKtte notification announces On withdrawal of th v contr. led price of mejls in SingapoitTh€ $2.50 maximum price fOi meals was iirst enforced by a B.M.A. Proclamation datfd February Ist 1946; whin tlu shortage of restaurant wcomm(»datlon and foods uff made it
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    Royal Silver Wedding Anniversary
    44 4 On the occasion ol the Sll vtr Wedding annivtusjry 01 their Majesties the King arui Queen, April 26. a htlt-hcli. day has been granted t<. Hliay and Chlßete schools Bngliih schools will bi- en 'laster 1 holiday on that d.jt';.
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    MR. ISAAC SOLOMON
    42 4 Mr. Isaac Solonun of Victoria School, Singapore, hawritten to the Tribune to say that ho is not the person ot the sam? name involved in a court case reported on April 7 under the heading, "Jews en Hurt Charge".
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    Fines For Food Offences
    81 4 Fines totalling $7,630 we.imposed on f*& offend and 4.478 k.nties 1 1 rice amor.n-ting to it ut SUO 1 v.'ere conriscated during tie month of March by the Pood i Control Deptrtn nt, Sing, pore. Of the 31 cas's 16 receivH convictions vtU| 10 u>r" acquitu-d
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    MORE ROMANCE RUMOURS
    52 4 London. April 12. Vat newspaper Sunday PicUrid reported "romance rumours" linking Prince*! Margtm Ro^e jnd the Eari of Derbf l"he newspaper called Lord Derby Britain's most elipKc bachelor" ;.nd sugg^ted thai the 12 feah age liiffen-nce b€WMi him and lOC 18 n« old princess was «<H toP^"
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    China Is Heading For Democracy
    401 4 NANKING. April. 12 -China i w^dm v urds democracy. While he H*^u£*£ rc.nno« claim to have achieved anv rxuring iwo weeks of delilerations i i Tm (,ne noircable worthwhile feature :.V' oauce:l speech. eao of Critics of China in tlv pe* (Considered this a rcnute
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    More Jap Rail Strikes
    94 4 Tokio. April 12. Further strike.* of private railway services in the Tokio area are scheduled to begin tomorrow, following the wjlk-out J&r r.e,day of the Toklo Kyuku (the capital's largest private .ail* ay service). ITie private Railw.iy Workers' Union announced las. nig>it. that ftather train •;erv
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    Y.W.CA. Activities
    111 4 To-da* 2.30 pm YW cv Busy Bees (Pioneers) ing at 8 Fort Canning Rot*. 5.0 Y.W.C.A. tennis CM at Coronation Courts Wednesday 4 p.m. Y.V C.A. Katon^ Groups in**" St. Hilda's School torgj broidery. Knitting. Crown singing and bafrnlnWn. 530 Y.W.C.A. K«p w class at St. H-a... sk-i
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    JEWS AGCEPTI TRUCE CALL
    397 5 JEWS AGCEPTI TRUCE CALL t w n-The Jewish Agency i u*i3w understood to have acceptW :ivr VJ -•ra 1 for a truce made by Gen Sir fctfr'^iEm fflgh Commissioner of PalesE:an W«2ff Si reliable sources here said. rl! pom "S3 '(Jen. Sir A.n cuniun«lian> I b j;i n April i
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    "FATHER" DEATH
    124 5 WADDUWA, Ceylon, J i Apr. 9. A one-and-a- half-year-old child, whose i mouth could not be closed after fit had addressed his dead father, was taken to t hospital where he died. When Mr. D. A. Alex- under Suraireera, a schotA i i fnaster, died, his eighth j
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    Church Attacks The Works Output Sweep
    136 5 '■ambling has tin Motor "I kftta, weaktonent issued o« Austins: I dan **"H '.-v.-omo-*at it can entive than somethinj Hm Austin Pictorial: »ot a R am- mc not! -v on it nothing ex- their efforts to increase output. *'It is an effective award to
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    PAGE BOY'S GETS A CHANCE
    893 5 LONDON. Apj 12 four feet nine-mch page boy. Joe Ql» E Ipv of Glasgow, turned up at Islington Studios when h* heard h*r* wan a call for youngsters j»o aopeat in a Youth aub s^uenrP for the first film of JJa Gainsborough series of Hußjrett
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    THEY WONT ARREST MR. GANDHI
    158 5 THEY WONT ARREST MR. GANDHI f J Johannesburg, Apr. 11. —Mr. Manilul Gandhi. i son of the late Mahatma, today de monstra trd against the Land Tenure l Act in South Africa by leading nine other In- dians across the border from Natal to the Tram- J vaal and reporting
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    Martial Law In Colombia
    123 5 IJOGOTA. Apr. 11. Colombia s new coalition Government has placed the entire country under martial law and the army has announced that it will shoot on sight anyone seen sacking or looting. The imni/ has taken over th< distribution of all meat trad milk, and the
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    WEDDING FUND HOUSES STIU, TO BE BUILT
    141 5 Nearly nve months nave '^y^ bu t ss-sSssssssess Ore. The undisclosed sit^s suggested are one in l^ e town area and the other in the rural area. After aiiowir.tr for expenses of loenl oHobrations in connection with Princess Blltabeth'ii weddlnff th«> Fund now
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    Picnickers Poic As Junk Sinks
    100 5 Hundnda of Chemgi bnthrrs uvHterthvi witnessed a amaU Chinese ftmk W""''/ sink mtn the itep, f»™ crammed with the crew a*d thrir youthful lo«d |HCS> j nicera. The fmtit s «Wo°**** wiling to f*rd* from fM store, when WMMe*l« Ms ctmrm wmt revereed aa watt
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    CRIME QUIET
    12 5 There were no reports of arme.l robberies In Singapore yesterday.
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    LIGHTHOUSE PIRATES
    124 6 LIGHTHOUSE PIRATES SYDNEY.— Chinese piratca lhad stolen kerosene Trxrm lighthouses along the China coast and had sold it on the black market, Mr. A. Hutchinson, an UNRRA official, said on his arrival in Sydney by air from Hong Kong. The pirates had even raided the lighthouse at the mouth of
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    CATHEDRAL WEDDING
    50 6 1 M A utAiUmtt <n*ui* itiitund ni t< r the MUnnrJajW of Cpl. Colin Kmy <trt,( M >.s :,i Inn Anatsen at Sft Andrt ir's Cathedral <m Saturday. Left to right U> T Utmgm Cfi J an*i Mr*. C King, Miss S. Jwitt and (pi R Bolton H
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  • MORNING TRIBUNE
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      Workshop Of Asia
      245 6 There has been a significant change in the economic role assigned *o Japan by America. In 1946 American objective in Japan was, to quote Mr. Acheson, Acting Secretary of State, "to promote the economic development of China and Korea to assure thai! they will be economically independent
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      Watchdog
      162 6 But from the point of view of Asian countries, particularly China, to make Japan lihe industrial arsenal of Asia is to prepare the ground for a revival of Japanese imperialism. One is also aware that, the* new economic policy in Japan is not altogether uncon- nected with I}he political
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    T. V. SOON C'S BIGGEST HEADACHE
    560 6 China's Southern Fortress k I zvcbn A UITO PWSS j j CQWtESPWIPT j HONGKONG. Eve r-in-rreasing Communist and bandit depredations in South China are posing a grave threat to the Chinese government's plan for building the area into a mili- tary and economic stronghold
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  • Page 6 Advertisements
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      33 6 Special Sale for 2 we*ks only Evening (iowns Beautiful Sequins Beaded designs. l*rlfin.i Pnc, g*MJ *13,° fl Af*mo«n Fnxk Sman Well Tailored Shanghai Modern Tailoring Co. '0 Battt-ry Road. Fh.n. No ***** Smgapor^
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    ICbwund The Town
    245 7 WITH VERA ARDMORE* 1.1/A/r^' I etfral mt*\ tdtni 01 ON Aft*** Tn'sat v ,he Rev: i% *m*-\ ck with atchtol blue ,ulder. Her i wndfd in unite k« slaves and white shoes. NMIS6 E Jueitt. the brides aid h j(i on a floral dr»->. v and a
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    Sunday's Christening
    183 7 On Sunday afternoon at 6t 'Andrew's Cathedral the tnfani Ccttghter erf Mr D. A. Fyfe of the Colonial Secretary C/;\*v Sin?jp rr and Mrs Pjrfc wa> clni>tened by the Rev Kinross Nicholson j nd ?iv; n the pretty Damci -H"kne Eirene. Gedivuents to trie child Were iir:- parents
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    In Hollywood
    220 7 A Hollywood correspondent describing the Academy Award" Presentations said that Jean Simmons surrounded by America's greaUst stars was the sensation of the evening Sht accepted six awards fw the J Arthur Rank Organisation and "by the time she had walked on to the stage tcoilect thv fourth statuettthe
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    Ling-Lew Wedding
    195 7 Lin g -Lew Wedding The Pioneer Chitt h. Kam- pcng Koh. B4tUwftH, w:<s th iscene of a pretty Chinese wedding recently when MrL Ling Ting Hang, brother of Dr Ling Sing Hang and brother-in-law of Dr Ng Kong Kai. was married to Mis? Lou Poh Nguk. daughter of Mr Lau
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      16 7 TH PEN m JT^ ALL THE GCODjfJp JjJ ftol/ed A 'jy y m 'o tote* 9
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      175 7 by AIR!! Model Gowns from Mary Black I AT THE PAVILION RESTAIffcANT j TO SHMT GAMMON STEAK WITH nKEAftf J£ AND I IIATI- Al HltlWII THE KICK OF THE MlittVl J AND J S A '&H£KbU) PICTURE S AT THE CINEMA AS USUAL j Propru'tor: ttoy Cornell ZoV, Orchard Road
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    SINGAPORE'MERCHANT 'ENTERTAINS J
    193 8 SINGAPORE MERCHANT 'ENTERTAINS J On th* wtHMßltm <> f tkt itKH-nl of h.s firm t<> its null premises ut 27. Circular Road, Mr Lnxr T'Dfj Chmmg, wtmmapty dinctor <>/ Lo« TanychanfuUd.. <j<tr< a dinn* r on Saturday w</h1 <i> r/i;f //iv'ji Ltm Cluh to 600 gufs*s Pictured ahotv are (left
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    HK GOVT. POST OF JAP OGCUI
    176 8 CANTON, April U.-A warm tri£uS Ooyernment of Hongkong for I s r O -o2IM the Chinese postal services in solving £M blems following the fall of Canton m ThM .vmds in the autumn of 1938 unMlPe^M in December. 1941. was paid bv Mr w«
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    Town Builds Suburb Fo 2,000 In 20 Month
    215 8 Town Builds Suburb Fo 2,000 In 20 Month LONDON. A new tuhiirh of more than 2,000 people living in 700 brightly-curtained prefabs has sprung up within only twenty months. It is Shrublands, near Great Yarmouth. probably the biggest building venture of its kind in the country. The pre-fabs have gardens
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    Heavy OaJ By Hurrical
    73 8 ADELAIDE. Apr. hurricane which hit he Butern portion damage estimated >°W did confide"* 1 tonsi n»v8l wrvej she was swepi >'- c« Wnvis whir, rejo city of M n«il^ bou tv.-o ketch Bwr though. 11k1 2.?J an»l th<» theJl ::>m hter.s. I but wt'f i i;ii
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    Large Scale Irrigation
    75 8 A largo, scale irrigation schc ■> "°'irlu completed on Vinsoniti farm Albert Vinson Ltd.) (it Birchwood, near Sidevup, Kent. Over 12,000 feet of 6 inch pipe has already been laid and tlu whole will irrigate juust over a 100 acres. A large well has been bored to
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      217 8 Nurses say De WITT* PIUS are wotuterfuf fir Backache In the course of their professional duties Nurses have every opportunity lor seeing the relief given by Dl r WITT'S Pills. Their recommendation* which speak more convincingly than any words of ours, will interest all sufferers. Nurse A. A. writes; "I
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    CANTON DURNING ON
    133 9 CANTON DURNING ON B" the m s Mttkoritiei K.at! Harbour 1:,: M K^hranrh OflK* Hr. Ki;:.--- lines H ■e Gcnei i Post K H ftei K K H H wtn\ H iai ill the ■at MU with K;> Britain's t < auBe Hd>' compl Bh*' job hid t<> be 't'>ne
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    TRIBUNE PHOTOGRAPHS
    34 9 TRIBUNE PHOTOGRAPHS Reprints of local S photographs appearing I in the Morninf Tribune and Malaya Tribune J tan be had on appUca- tion to the Tribune i photographic Depart- nunt at $2.«0 per copy. >
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    ROZEN LIMITS
    45 9 lu, V l the CtUfWj because Inlh, T '•'-/'•'■•N-fc /oorfs r»« ffce year '"h./n) ne c ***r* «tora f ,e accommodation 2£*»"Jo«. O/ym^a, naw senHng only >""»„„, ;>i'" v co 1 un the difference, to S I,""-- Pkofo by /aclc DaHe.s shows: Exhibition unpacking
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    STORE GIRL'S BIRTHDAY PARTY
    42 9 Mrs W D Nicholas lOtlMrrM Iftfft *k* of the birthda rr.fcr froM VIM Te«>m Urlliti. vho fthbnt'fd J,k tl i>i>:hil>u, fxtrly nl W.iknson R «ul Insf Saturday. Mis* J >nrs is st <•» *eated t" i> "<' sk€==3 sr. ajgssgg&Si
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    UK RADIOS TOP EXPORT TARGET
    59 9 The British Radio Indusfry is forging ahead with <rreat success. The export target of £1 -million set the industry by Sir Stafford Cnpps wan passed in December last whin equipment to the. value of £1,013.162 *M WOJA abroad In th>* picture thr conveyer is orin'/in-ft
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    "Cowardly" Note About life Shot Himself
    111 9 rf Wot he shot B'l^!,, Will!' I w that love has turned to hate, j The only thing I hope is f "JM this affair will remain on I ner conscience for the rest of her life." The East Sussex coroner. Dr. r. Hoare
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    SHINWELL "THE WORST WE CAN DO.."
    23 10 SHINWELL "THE WORST WE CAN DO.." LOSu, A Bhinuell toU wo™ ,<-. try i* to r qaTd ban, l y kr Mm* and U.P.
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    TAX RETURNS "NOT VERY ENCOURAGING"
    127 10 TAX RETURNS "NOT VERY ENCOURAGING" The Conint-miei o t h» Tax Mr H. Tudo. Tnbun,- y.^t.rriav tVat response of the public .r. coopleun.? an! retomte thn b come Tax forms wu.sr,,- v^ encouraging." Acco,,nno, y h0 j, [mxi notice today worded ajfolki 'The ConiptrolU'i m i ncom( Tax reminds the
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    FIRE VICTIMS TO REGISTER
    81 10 KI'ALA LUMPUR, Ap 11 All persons who have lo< then- homes in the rectal fire at Kandang K'.ibau Road. Brickfields, "are roqunfi to register with the Selangoi State Welfare Department immediately. Applications riKMU he made at the Department at 494 Petal ing Street, Kuala Lumpur for
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    BABY FOUNB IN DRAIN
    38 10 An early J-JJ^S ed the OWPJ <* n nl 8 t baby boy lyms m*•' p d the junction ol CW« S Cross Street Hi «K ettfj of yesterday morning Thtrt WOB round th> week.
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    BARODA TO HAve ADULT FRANCHISE
    26 10 of 3omoay U f(,nsibe fgimnw stituent aasemb p(t ,-ie of 3,00' prJ „p Maharajah Ma, Or T11d gu>gh Oaekwar annoi Reuter
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      224 10 I omits: l<:*rlii*it«' lo lh«> >lo riling Tribune! "SUNSHINE FALLS" I >-. /iiMiiicTflnMem\l I [9HCWOKT BE 10**,- J 111 /US Wft.H* BCTTW II f» YOU OONT-VOU Mlf -^Kffi U n^»7l «R2** JMJKONVOOP \NEOOIN6 V KHirikAb i nvjN j^ WJNfc DONE I i^K s**^ OAV "BELJNDA" I 5O I M TAKING
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    The Terror Of lorlaiuls
    2355 11  -  T. C. H. Jacobs By ■S,.dMV, i- wonder r ed t:i< j". J--37" even largoi >y ßsorf v ie Xntively short lector ff i ivy passed into the Pd. Sergeant ned the dlnlns linfa tvarint- are -B V gad. Sergeant! u^ed Badl rd. regarding isemnt almost
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    WORK CONTEST IN HUNGARY
    158 11 WORK CONTEST IN HUNGARY BUDAPEST liidu.-.Ur workers in Hungary sue tail mg part ma nationwide "work compaction" aimed at achieving higher proaiu i t on. the elimination of waate and the improv. ment 01 .standards under the 3-Year Pan. The c >inpU.iUou w»ll iaM foi- four und i half month*
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      140 12 A Tribute To The British People! Brought Back By Request. Opens Today RAVILIQM r r i nuoMC bQO? 1 AA^M'i > 4.15— G .^o— <).3O p.m. TMt |^ij GA rsoH PIDCEOM Movit S3Sgf MRS.MINIVLK NEXT CHANGE— The Bi\ok That Was Talked Of In Whispers '^■i HP^^ ntUT fl^v «ft^^x"^^H Mum
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    Malayan Share Quotations
    602 13 H ,MU~1K" I: I flrn t' 43 0( K •>■■••■ I fl fl^Ka- fl. Ba-r: w.OO B. H MH4 B C< B (p) 7.41 \d fl B 15.00 xd B 15 \d Br:-' Col(t B fl iti fl P:-: 24-'-fl fla.--fl 25.25 fl T: fl 16.00 BB.
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    Market Notes And Jottings
    101 13 Market Notes And Jottings From our Financial Corr.» Ihe March dealers* and port stocks wen- issued y< terda} The dejlers' stocks at 64.830 ton s show an increase ol 4.607 and the port stocks z\ 18 418 ton.s an increase f >* r 1.413. These figures ar c about in
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    Produce Markets Round Up
    172 13 Good demand for sago flour was reporUd yesterday following an unconfirmed rumour in this market that the Indian authorities would be I lifting the import restriction on cagoflour. Business was locally done in Lingga at $17.65 and Siak at $15.87*. Pepper continued to be j better
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    TRADITION MEANT LIHLE TO JOAN BENNETT
    306 13 m ?Pt -e i.t 1 m pKk UP aI: «WiS have •he youngest daughter of Richard Bennett famous -tago and screen star, ana utter 01 the beauts Us liarba a md Constance Bennett v> > consicitieJ as a child, i,, iicont i> person to
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      78 13 [Btv3ftHi THE HOUSE OF COHFORT PERFORMANCES 11 AM— 145— 415— 645 AND 930 P.M. DAILY InlfeJl iMn^^^M^J TllOUlii firu JLt wi P %XF»KO »nd CAMBIIIP GB BOAT BACT OPENING TOMOHBOW/ THRILLS FAST AND FURIOUS inn n'ciowm^H ■M Irilitf SkitMt Irtc lltrt I f M*k€li%L OFIKR!! i "CHINA" DINNER TEA SETS
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    Jewish Agency Condemns Irgun Massacre Of A rabs
    513 14 JERt 'SALEM Apr U The Jewish Agency last niuht lojned with the Arabs in >n lomninfc the Irgun Zvai Lsumi ti'irorist massacre of 200 Aral) men. women and childien in 'the village t)f I>eir TftSMfcl near Jerusjiient, on Friday. The Palestine Arab
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    CSC WIN BY 6 WICKETS
    238 14 CSC WIN BY 6 WICKETS Ihe Ceylon >crti Cluo tiuunced the .inut Cricket Club by sln wlekotj* at Segamat on Sunday. Batting first. th< Segun:. t batsmen were all out for 100 runs B. Ixckhart contributing a useful 34 runs. Ilie C?yk>ne>" oowh rs Seneviratnt and Sabnputhy were in good
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    NEVER LEARNED TENNIS... NOW DAVIS CUP HOPE
    287 14 LONDON, April 12.— Howard Walton, 31-year-uld bespectacled Royal Air Force champion who has never had a lawn tennis lesson in his life, is r.lmost certain to be in Great Britain's team to play India in ihe first round European zone Davis Cup tie
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    UK-Ausiralta Shipping
    96 14 UK-Ausiralta Shipping CANBERRA. Apr. 12. Mr. Arthur Oalwell, Australian Im- migration Minister, announced today that ntarly half a milr.on tons of shipping wae "in eight" for the Unite 1 KingdomAustralia service "The Australian Government expects to have by the ejid of the year 21 ships total aflft 360.--000 tons in
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      58 14 THE HO HONG S.S.CO. (1932) LTP. Incorporated in Singapore. «r, rm U\ STRKFT. PIIONF jWW PASSAGE REIGHT SERVICES. "Hong Siang" n RftBfOOQ 27 Apr. r ßldor M Palemba*^ and Pladjoe 22 m "Kamuning* (Un^n via P^nanp cargo only 3rd May "Iking Thong Rhio 15ttt April 'IJoni Taf D iambi 3C
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    fiaas" Gain Full Points In Disappointing Game
    354 15 SCC CUSTODIAN GIVES FINE PERFORMANCE 13; S.C.C. 0. |fl S^&irßßB' GAINED VALUABLE POINTS AT THE THF «g E .55Sr ice IN A DIV. 1 LEAGUE GAME ■^Mh Clui <.fT their panic ■T -though Iheyjj^ Ri'W '-'OHI-s in the nr* K minutes a« a
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    JUNIOR TIGERS HELD TO DRAW
    233 15 Sharing four goals, the RAF Sembawang did well to draw with the Tiger Sports dub in a Second Division League I match played at Oylang stadium yesterday. Wet ground ana patches of water in certain parts of the Held made ball control difficult. The latter
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    Fraser & Heave Beat Brittknaans
    222 15 Fraser Heave Beat Brittknaans At a badminton and UMe ten- nls matgh played on Saturday, I Fraser Neave Sports ClUb oeat j Brinkmanns Sports Club by 7-0 and 3—2, respectively. The result* I were us follows:—. BADMINTON Poh Kim Yan beat Teo Thmin^ Bale 15-6. 15-10; Teo Heok Kwang beat
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    SELETAR AMTCH OFF
    14 15 JS»*nthei i '"burner '•'"MS RAF h*J to be aunt of th*>
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    MALAYS WIN BV SOLITARY GOAL.
    267 15 MALAYS 1. P. BUKOM S.C. 0. A solitary goal scored five minutes after the change of ends, gave the M.F.A. full points in their Second Division «j game against the Pulau Bukoni Sports Club on the S.R.C. qido of the padang yesterday. Poor finishing by
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    ALL-S'PORE TAME-TOMS CHAMPIONSHIP MEET
    286 15  -  'Celluloid" By Entries are now open for the All-Singapore 1948 Tabl- Tennis Championships. Tbe events will be the Junior and Senior Inter-Club League (open to all S.T.T.A. affiliated members). Men's Singles, i 1 Men's Doubles. Women's Singles. Mixed D^ubdes, Veteran's Singles, Junior Men's 'Singles. Junior Men's
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    WEIGHTS FOR KEDAH GYMKHANA
    78 15 Weights for two hanillcapped events in the Kcilah Gymkhana Club amateur meeting at Alor Star next Thursday are as f o)lows Race 2 Five Furlongs. Winsome II 12.07 Maintain 12.00 LaiJy Plectrum 11.12 Avant Tout 10.12 Early Bird 10.1:1 Sir James M¥ I Sheelagh (late L.gM
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    Training For S'pore Races
    28 15 The Bukit Timah nice cvurse will be opened for training in preparation for the cominy Summer Meeting, on April 15 at 6 a. in.
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    MtOBAMI JOCKEYS
    205 15 Penang, Today. Below aie the probable jockeys for today's races, the second day of the 1 Penahg Turf Club Spring meeting: I RACK J CoM Wave (Tuinni, Kiwi-iy Kid (Boblnson), Pat (Spencer), firaceful Spent I (Tait), tJlue Boy RACE 2 Eastern (iold Te Taki (Flannery), Alpha t (Tankard),
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    RocklUes Cricket
    134 15 The following will represent the RoekMes at Cricket apmn the 2nd Echelon at Nee Soon on Saturday next at 2 \> -in. Transport IJS the Town Hall (Opposite the Treasury 1.16 V- m C. da SUva capt.), Gahstun M Swyny. O. Woodford, C. Von H.i^t, C B Humprlws,
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    AN INVITATION IS DECLINED
    73 16 BA'IAVIA. Apr. 12: Kusunu Atmadja. president tf the Indonesian Republican High Court, has declined an invitation to form the first cabinet in the provisional government of the new West Java tNegara Pasundan* State, which was recently set up by decree of the Dutch authorities. Antara. Indone-
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    53 16 Mis* Tr.c-.vfi Btliui h< i tUtt b.rthday u.sh at her party fficen in Wilkinson Rd last Saturday. After iht. u ish thf. hayjni uil (Mi tin 2t t andlt.s on htr tasteful anniversary cake. sxitonHdrt! hif thf huthtiii »..(■</ .rltUh imohtded Mim E. Nicholas and Mrs. A. Belliti. ft -i
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    BRITAIN'S TEAM FOR DAVIS CUP
    58 16 LONDON. Apr. 12:— The Great Britain team to play India in th*.- first round of the Davis Cud at Harro gate on April 22, 23 and 24 was announced today as follows H. Williamson, A. J Mottram. G. L. PaLsh and H. F. Walton with
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    PRINTERS TOLD ... "PERSIST WITHOUT EXPECTING REWARD"
    295 16 PRINTERS TOLD "PERSIST WITHOUT EXPECTING REWARD" WE MUSI PERSI6I IN OUR LA B I THE BENEFI'I OF PH E ADMINISIRAIK I SACRIFICE TO OURSELVES ANDW t f;fi H" I PECTAIION OF ANY REWARD saVd MR v EX I PRESIDENT OF THE SINGAPORE ,n Raj AH I PRINTING OFFICE EMPLOYEES T
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    Jewish Plane Shot Down In Palestine
    54 16 I JERUSALEM, Apr. 12:— A. Jewish reconnaissance aircraft was shot down by a pa. trol of the crack British ca- valry regiment. the Life Guards, near the Jewish settlemtnt of Kfar Ozion in the I Heoron area of Southern Palestine, an official Army source
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    Soviet Halts All U.S. Traffic
    56 16 STOP PRESS i Vienna, April 12. -Austrian police officials reported today I that the United States military and Austrian civilian traffic travelling on the international highway between the American zone and Vienna was halted completely today shortly after noon by a hastily erected road barrier
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    Tamil New Year's Day
    57 16 Today is Tamil New Year's Day. It is a ft-stive occasion j for Indian and Ceylon Tamils. The day is ushered in with religious observances and it i is generally marked witVi visits to relatives and friends and feasting. In Ceylon and the Madras Presidency the
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    Reception To Visiting Women Leaders
    135 16 A meeting of vomen'i i prosentativr.s wa* held n Saturday h>t to make pr.p.- ration fo r a reception meet--1 ing to the Commission of Uw International Federation Democratic Women who ar. rived in Singapore law wrtend. i The meeting decided the meeting bt 1
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