Morning Tribune, 19 April 1948

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    14 1 MORNING TRIBUNE VOL 1. NO. 735. (Neu> Beriet) (10 Cents) MONDAY, APRIL 19, 1948.
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    13 1 1-4. -hu^-" 1 v, g fours ana 4 fee i*n I n ht
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    S'pore Picked For Track Honours
    37 1 pit OLYMPICS SinKM! the F™ n Held ;.;V lap _n_ r m ruing t_ expeiu i- Chinbe >, Neliunal O-ym-L ped for j :ss I I I, f in. produce L con- Shanghai!
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    JAPS WANT PROTECTION
    66 1 JAPS WANT PROTECTION v Prime hida, pre. to f believed i» the 1 cannot ing out elo aof at- j Manila. Singapore and possibly San Francisco. In soccer there is at least Aye even y matched *cun& For the soccer tournament. Thingpeh. joint holder of the Shanghai championship, will represent
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    Jap Minister Arrested
    20 1 TottO, April 18.-- Japanese police today arrested ViceMinister of Transportation Shigejiro Ino on graft charg Bt. U.P.
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    Why RIDDLE -OF RAIL WRECK
    103 1 Why RIDDLE -OF RAIL WRECK WINSFORD. Cheshire. Apr. 18.— With the death m hospital of an unidentified woman the death roll m yesterday's rail disaster here had risen tonight to 2? while eighteen injured are still detained m hospital. All the eight women killed were still unidentified at a late
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    Preview Of Royal Silver Wedding
    42 1 LONDON, Apr. 18 Lon- j doners saw a colourful preview of the forthcoming Royal silver wadding <tay state drive m bright sunshine early this morning. A full dress rehearsal of the Royal carriage drive was staged. Reuter
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    FROM AGGRESSION!
    110 1 _*> f< wpf to attack Japan which is trying to live up to the spirit of her note constitution, I. therefore, think it will not be difficult for Japan to mamtain peace". Ihe new constitution renounced war and tuts no provisions for rnaintt nance of armed forces. Time
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    CALL FOR CITYWIDE STRIKE
    262 1 CALL FOR CITYWIDE STRIKE PROTEST BY SFTU AGAINST RECENT C.I.D. ARRESTS (Tribune Staff Reoorter) THE SINGAPORE FEDERATION OF TRADE UNIONS HAS CALLED FOR A ONE-DAY CITY-WIDE STRIKE FROM 5 AM. ON FRIDAY (APRIL 23) TO 5 A.M. ON SATURDAY (APRIL 24) AS A PROTEST AGAINST THE RECENT POLICE ACTION IN
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    NO WAR.... BUT PEACE IS INSECURE
    113 1 NO WAR.... BUT PEACE IS INSECURE WORKSOP, Apr. is. Captarn F. J. Bellenyer, Member <>\ Parliament for Basse tlaw, XnttiiKihumshirr, and former ft_Mfary of State for War. MM here yesterday: "Although there is a yre-at deal "I apprehension m more than MM country about the po.ssi bihty of tear I
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    Police Officer Hurt: Scuffle With Chinese
    174 1 (Tribune Staff Reporter) inspector E. Sluares. of the Orchard Road Division, was slightly injured m th« wrist during a struggle with a Chinese whom he had ar rested m connection with theft of rice yesterday morning. The incident occurred tl the Bin Seng Rubber
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    NOT AN ORCHID.... AND THE CRITICS SCREAMED
    288 1 NOT AN ORCHID AND THE CRITICS SCREAMED NEW BRITISH FILM: LONDON. APR. 18. A NEW BRITISH FILM FEATUR ING SEX. GANGSTERS, AND PHONEY AMERICAN ACCENTS, WAS ASSURED OF A BOX OFFICE SELL-OUT TODAY PROVIDING IT SURVIVES THE CENSOR. THERE WAS NOT AN ORCHID IN TOWN FOR "NO ORCHIDS FOR MISS
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    HAILSTONES IN IPOH
    79 1 (From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh. April 13. After i >cmc days of trv'.ij heat, the weaoher cooled _*«ff considerably when a se^*e rainstorm nit Ipoh on Saturday afternoon at about 4 ,3Q p.m. In the vicinity i th» Pcrak Pttrf Club, m 'J tpet»v Road, and m
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    DELIGHTFUL CONCERT
    210 2 Tile Chinese Amateur Orchestra presented j fie- 1 iightful variety concert at the <ran._kig Seng School Hall! hut night. A large crowd enjoyed the 12 items wh'ch varied frt m orchestral music t<- vocal solos, piino forte and ilute renditions. .Miss Man r Aroozoo, j pu- pil Of
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    Brutal Stabbing
    56 2 KLA_ttG, Apr is. a female nilneat named Man \h M«'ne. aged about 27 yean, was brutally -tabbed with a Knife about M O'clock at ni^ht when she was returning home after the necond show at the Regal Cinema. Klanj; Sht was Immediately taken to tht Hospital where ahe
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    S'pore Juvenile Delinquency .... Grave Problem
    364 2 S'pore Juvenile Delinquency Grave Problem SEVENTY CASKS WERE HEARD IN THE SINOAPGRfc JUVENILE COURT IN MARCH IN COMPARISON WITH Bi IN FEBRUARY, THK INCREASE BEING DIE TO POLICE ACTION AOAINS'I PEDAL CYCLISTS CARRYING A PASSENGER. FREQUENTLY ON THE OnOSSDAS OF THE BICYCLE. FORTY-SEVEN WERE CONVICTED AND 30 FINKD. THE GREATEST
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    H.C. VISITS KLANG
    98 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Apt. 18. His Excellency the High Commissioner for the Federation of Malaya. Sir Kdward Gent, accompanied i>y his Mde-de-Uamp paid an official visit to Klang on April 16. On arrival at the Klanj; District Office. His Excellency was met hy th«- Hon'ble the liritish Adviser.
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    Reds Capture 6 Priests
    77 2 PKIPIXG. Apr. 18. Missionary quartets reported the Communists had captured six Canadian priests and five Canadian nuns of the Szepingkai diocese. The missionaries apparently were taken during a iecent Red action at that important rail centre The capture 1 priests and nuns may have been removed
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    ATTEMPTS TO SMUGGLE FOREIGN EXCHANGE IN BATAVIA
    114 2 BATAVIA. Apr. 18. Dutch customs officials on Friday f rus- 1 trated two attempts to smuggle I foreign exchange out of the country. Some £30. SS$2.OOO and a certain amount of rupees and two cheques for SS$lB.OOO were fOund on a Singapore-bound British-Indian
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    AIR MAP OF INDONESIA WITH U.S. AID
    128 2 I Butavia. April 18. three I officers oi t; ie Netherlands: Indies Topographical Service I and S( veial officers of the j Dutch Army Air Forces aiv leaving for Tokyo and Manila i early m May for discussions j with American authorities on
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    ITALIAN Storm In British ELECTION Labour Party
    237 2 ITALIAN Storm In British ELECTION Labour Party LONDON, Apr. 18.— The Italian elections caused a storm inside the British Labour Party yesterday when its top officials denounced a message sent to the Communist-dominated Popular Front m Italy by several Labour MP's. Pat ty Secretary Morgan Phillips, m a statement, said
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    POWERS of CHINA'S PRESIDENT
    305 2 NANKING, Apr. 18. China's National Assembly today voted a final approval of "temporary constitutional provisions" grant- ing the President full emer- gencv powers for the duration of the Communist suppression campaign with an additional clause providing for the convocation of the next Assembly before Dec. 25.
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    Tribal Chief Wants Right Of Way
    52 2 Tribal Chief Wants Right Of Way Peshawar. Apr. 11 iw< hundred tribal chiefs Of the North West Frontier tonight demanded a right of way through Pakistan territory to help their "MosVin bre- thren" m Kashmir, rhcy said they would nDt rest until their state nai been cleared of Indian troops.—
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    U.S. OFFICERS INSPECT SOUTH CHINA
    116 2 CANTON, Aptfl 1* \.ijv ed from Nank ng Taiwan *oday wore a planeload of American Military Advisory Oioup ofliii'! s. hesgk Iby Bug Qta Liwien<«' B Kaitei Chief of the Ciioano Foiets Dhrltion AOAU. who air roniiui t ing UNM ot military mstalla! n>ns In]
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    Soviets Fight For Jews?
    73 2 j spoke* ■under I *i K i MnstUns w ■MtSfJei (Jtotama, .J™ Plain f A f Tne Arab cha,lowed iti less t ,.n .by a statement b iJwiKtog Abdullah thatto »1«n commander, wen ing Jcwain Palest** I B iKwukji. top A:ao J m Palestine has hu
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    Japs To Arm Rly Police
    114 2 ToklC, Apr 18. PjeiJ lanest Government < s am dering arming the raitaj 1 police to maintain p.ace asi order, the Transpcitattt Minister lichl Okad. ts\ yesterday. Japan b btnsportatl y tern, known as one I t v world*i most efflcWnt teM tlie war If
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    World Military Pact
    34 2 LONDON V- 'V;^ Olate creation ol a rta Uanct including states i tern Europ, and heßj*. Commonwealth •aa ..j a stattment fl nil nent British poUtfcuiy rellaicoi n flgUl es U.P.
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    King Abdullah To Send Troops To Fight 'Russian, Jewish Menace'
    453 3 King Abdullah To Send Troops To Fight 'Russian, Jewish Menace' lv King Abdullah of -„on<lent. Sam Soukj i ona into Palestine to fight what Jewish menace to the Arab ltd that Russian commanders Paltttine" an.i said the critical Mm to actively assist the Palestine ?_uS ie rcc only size m
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    Memorial Service For Roxas
    83 3 Xh. Deputy Gcvernqr of BinL a Mr P. A i' McKerron, M', mulai lepieeantativei U ling mtmbtra of the I twin unlti€_ havt acipl invitstiOß to be pre- r n rial iervict to be it the Cathedral of the w 51 ep] Tuetday at m memory
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    Air C-in-C Returns
    71 3 li VARBHAL SIR HUGH \LO\Ti VO3IMANDRR- IN P All lOM VAND TAR WHO RETURN ED r J ON BATURM 'Bl PRRBRNT AT y PASSING OUT WADE' OF NOB. 91 AXD B SQUADRONS THK mi TWO SQUADRONS OF ff. ,V XEGIMBNT i L ;*JA .AT KUALA U°M- [><
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    FIVE TO ONE
    60 3 Wnight en B I lalii way- Li reclc ant -obbed him i be Redah Saturday tn b. n Haji th. two members Kedah 1 -inbly last id the Sultan be mandi of I tat*. bout otc urned up be c "dings m ialted lor asked to studied
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    23 3 Photograph i An incident m last Tm.sdays Is agio match between th* Royal Sai if and th< Malays. The Malai/s wen >o/. Tribune
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    Kashmir: Plan To End Fighting
    134 3 LAKE SUCCESS (New York!. Apr. 18. The United Nations Security Council tonight considered a sixnation joint plan for the United Nations 'good offices and mediation" commission to visit Kashmir to end the fighting there and arrange a plebiscite on the future of the state. Th«-
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    EDUCATIONAL FILMS FOR TRADE UNIONISTS
    172 3 Members of the MunicipalService Union have approaclled the Public Relation Office for frer educa- |ttOttj_J tilm shows on] ea-rrentar-y hygiene, popular' &ci<nc' and current affairs.! The first of these shows wiil be held on next Friday. 23rd I Or. Wednesday 21st. In i connection with*
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    Sit Down Strike Ends Assn. Revival
    49 3 hTa_lklng, April 18. lh-> sit-down strike on th teseuMy building steps by National Assembly member! oi the Association of Popularly EiecUd Delegates" ended Saturday afternoon when the Presidium committee guaranteed the strikers that the dispute wjould be settled Sunday Ov Chiang Kai-shek. U.P.
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    LADY GIMSON ON HOLIDAY IN H.K.
    40 3 Lady jEHmson ..nd the Misses Margaret and Judith Olmson kit Sangatpore by ship last week for a short holiday m H-r.^ Kong It is expect! A that they wl:i return to Stng«por< next month.
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    St. John's Ambulance Assn. Renival
    86 3 TJlfl tirst Annual General Meeting of the St. John., Ambulance Association slnCi the war 'Will be held m the Municipal Committer room on Fr id ly April 30th. H F the Governor will preside 4 This is the Brat public step to restore the a
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    Nationalist Troops Take Two Towns
    262 3 Nation alist Troops Take Two Towns Nanking. April 18. "Ow/eminent forces strikin c uit from beleaguered Chengciow have i.tafltored Jun°y.in.» and Szushui. 15 and 18 irflea west of Chengchow. accord ing to unconlinned pro government dispatches today. The reports said the third, and Eighth Communist] columns had betn lepulita and
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    Suspension Of Death Sentences: Gipsy Reprieved
    156 3 LONDON. Apr. m. Home Secretary Chuter Bdt yttttrdny reccmmended a reprieve for Jo<Smitn (23) a Chpsy sentenced to death at the Blirrey Assizes on March S for the murder of William lhssett. ti retired business man of Staines. Middlesex. Smith la the first condemned
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    123 3 "i am an Ignorant man «n«' this WHH given to rue by I friend," said rt young Cn_n*at mimed Khor Ah Thor nt th»* feral. Assize Court on Ifonday to the Hon Mr. JuttfOt 0O& Evafet when he plea. led guilty to ii charge of belpg m unlawful posse; sion
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    Chiang Frowns On New Constitutional Amendment
    187 4 Nanking. April 18. G.n ralissimo Chi ing Kai-shek. Whom election as president on Mcnday ts a foregone c inclusion, today urged Ku< minting members Ol t_K .National Assembly not to support the move to amend the constitution at tins se>. sion of the Assembly
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    39 4 I Mr. Koh Kirn U*ng ami his \,i Uks, UtSS Lim P<>h Tun after the,, wedding at the bjethodisi Church of Malacca on Satur day Th»* brute is the oulv daughter ot Mr and Mrs. Danul X C Urn
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    ARAB DENIAL
    42 4 Jerusalem. Apr. 17. The held commander of the Yarmuk—Arab Liberation Army -Fawzi El B—lllJl today denied reports thci. 5,000 Arab troops had entered Palestine from Transjordan recently. A Palestine Government j spokesman also described the report- as "completely untrue." Reuter
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    More Americans Leave Berlin
    95 4 I BERLIN. Apr. 18.- United States Military Government announced yesterday that 63 applications to leave Berlin were made by Americans here, since March 17. The applications cover aboui 125 women and children deper.cents of military government personnel. Approximately ninety will fly to Bremcrbaven next week, where
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    30 4 Mr. W. L. Blythe. MCS. Municipal Commissioner, has I been appointed Deputy Prei sident of the Municipal I Comissioners. Singapore, durj ing the absence on leave ot Mr. L. Rayman.
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    UNSC Goes 'As Far As Possible' In Plan To End Kashmir Fighting
    494 4 LAKE SUCCESS. Apr 18 THE SECURITY COUN CIL'S PRESIDENT. DR ALFONSO LOPEZ OF COLOMBIA PRESENTING THE NEW JOINT DRAFT RESOLUTION ON KASHMIR TO THE COUNCIL TODAY SAID H«v HO^»ED BOTH INDIA AND PAKISTAN WOULD ADMIT THAT IT REPRESENTED
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    "Us« Of The Lanes" Gets £947
    133 4 LONDON. Apr. 17:— Mrs Mary Elizabeth Lane of Arcachon Gru-onde. France, who died m 1932. has lefi £947 m England, according to her will be published only today. She left her property to j her son. Charles H Lane of Crowborough. Sussex, sayI ing:
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    MAJOR QUAKE
    31 4 PASADENA. CALIFOF Apr. 18: A major earthquake about G.OOO miles away "possibly m ti'ie sotflvfcern Japanese islands", was r* I corded today by the California Institute ol Technollogy Reuter
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  • ROUND-UP OF CABLED NEWS FROM FAR AND NEAH
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      Geylon Wants To Buy Radio SEAC
      371 5 Geylon Wants To Buy Radio SEAC e ylon Ck v..n_iient is at present ;n. ithortties In Britain for the par i I vala, port and Minister :t the sa Kcicluwala w 11 be assisted m th_ mtcr-governmental talks by Su Ol.ver Goonetleka, M n iter of Heme Aila.rs. and M.
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      TO OPEN OR NOT TO OPEN
      61 5 p.., re h socU fficials who *hn-h d 8 194 rt sufiYr M- x P r j, Council. <-. Mains the p, d ban on c prou vithout n of M :> i >">ho I p_rl V I Council- >: i i fly responsible
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      JEWS BETTER TRAINED
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      ROXA'S SON IN MANILA
      19 5 V' t late 1 Ho neral 1 It, to J ,tion his him laj U.P.
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      "KNOWN PLANE CRASHES INTO SEA OFF P.I.
      111 5 I lo a m c teii sea I the Satur. i mcs< r SAI oen ntcrceptcd said wit- trail ••It; iched the b alter the trace J Commercial airline offlcea m Manila said no airliner Was overdue. A Unltftd State* army navy official
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      No Plebiscite For Western Germany
      130 5 BERLIN. April 18 -lh< Alufrfcon Military Govern ment today rejected a communist request for n G<r. nran plebiscite for unity •'No plebiscite la reqotred cii G« rnnn unity', said M. j r Gen Qoorfe P H iys Unit ii it? s Deputy Militar\ Governor. "We
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      Two Convicted Of Espionage
      72 5 BELGRADE. April 17:— It was announced today that the Ljubljana supreme court had pronounced the death sentence on two men convicted of espionage for British and American intelligence officers. Former Members of Parliament Professor Mirko Bitentz and Office Worker Janko Soklich Were sentenced to death. Three
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      BANDLEADER TO TRY SPEED BOAT RECORD
      79 5 LOS ANGELES. April 18: Bandleader Guy Lombar flo announced he will try and set a new American speedboat record on May 3 on California's Salton Sea. He said he was confident his tempo VI. which recently' went 116 miles per hour to set a
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      EQUESTRIAN EVENTS AT OLYMPICS
      44 5 LONDON. April 18: Britain's Olympic Organising Committee announced that fifteen nations will compel m the Equestrian events w the 1948 Olympics. Included among the entrants are Argentina. Egypt. France. Great Britain. Holland. Sweden. Switzerland. United State?, Belgium and Denmark. U.P.
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      FIGHTING RESUMED IN COSTA RICA
      55 5 PANAMA CITY. April 18: 'Hie revel Costa Rican radio reported lighting h«8 been resumed by both tides In Costa Rica and claimed victory for the itch 1 at Puerto Limon. soon after the truce expired at 5 p.m. yesterday. Another battle was reported at the
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      SOVIET REMOVES NEW TRAVEL RESTRICTIONS
      237 5 VIENNA, Apr 17 Russia has removed ***** of the new travel restrictions Imposed on occupation personnel travelling between Vienna and tb< British zone of Austria. The British nay now continue their previous practice of iimd.; oniv the grey paai end not producing photographed Identity •mi.
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      Flaps For Fashion
      161 5 BERLIN- The first ararm spring nn.shh-0 has produced lively dkplaf of British, American _nd French h_gß m the streets of Berin—an the backs of German *o- MSB utilising their ingenuity fur aafctaff-g— i For their brightly coloured fpnr.jr frocks are. m the majority lof eases, nothing more
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      GERMANS OPPOSE CENTRALISED GERMANY
      211 5 MUNICH.— Germany's ".southern federalists'', determined to oppose the itmnartllutlon of Oenaan state band on single j indivisible nation, have greatly in- creased their activity _H_N the '< London Tripartite Conference 1 hrought nearer the prospect of a merger 1 otween the Anglo-Ameri-can bizone and the French
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      Choice Before Newfoundland
      94 5 NEWFOUNDLAND In an at-mC-Phars of increasing political activity, especially In thr I, Newfoundland's 173,000 voters are preparing to deride the futun form Of their government In the national referendum to held during the manner. In the referendum, they will have to ehooaa between coma b non rule
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      FLOWERS THAT NEVER FADE
      208 5 VIENNA. A system ol pre nervation which keeps flowers m th<-ir first bloom for months and even years is claimed i have been lnevnted by s Vienns clerk Twenty years ago, Fi ledricn Jetsberger, whose bobby waa collecting wild flowers found thai flowers wrapped m certain
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  • MORNING TRIBUNE
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      Indirect Rule
      295 6 Indirect rule, which has been the cornerstone of British colonial policy m Malaya outside the former Straits Settlements, is m the meiring-pot. The theory of indirect ru_e claimed that ft was a healthier instrument for the initeductron of self-governing institutions m dependent territories than direct rule. By developing
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      Only The Shadow
      107 6 Fortunately only the shadow of indirect rule obtains m Malaya taday. The economic, social, and political factors which sustained this system no longer «xfaf. Modern Malay 'nationalism has broken through the fellers of indirect, rule, though among tne more romantically inclined Malays there is a tendency to
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    ROVER'S SPORTS CLUB DINNER
    43 6 (hints at the dinner »/fiv>t hit th* Rover's §Uo9ts Club >n honour w s i I ffSSJ few tht Chitui Olympic t* <im. ShmsbsS) them art Soh Tcov Bmo.Gan K>- >'.',' I tail/) nnd Sun* Li m Picma '''>cr<. m
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    The British Civil Service
    872 6 The British Civil Service YOUR OBEDIENT SERVAXT I I I Are there too many Civil Servants m Britain? And are 1 they worth their cost? These and other similar questions about the men and women who "work for the Government" have been the stock subjects of argument for many a
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    INDIA'S ARTISTIC RESOURCES
    173 6 NEW DELHI Uday Shankar. Indian dancer ol international repute, the man who put Indian ballet on the world map. has prepared a scheme Tor lunning a central national organization for art under Government auspices. "I want the Government to pool all the artistic resources of India he
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    Around The Jown
    944 7  -  VERA ARDMORE ,*WITH IL ag*d b then the .nlsed by V\I(A I •tfl _-Urt ap- pr-' I ires m oils .i rity th preference l'"T land and scenes i .is kani- > untry-ide. life w( -I fully de- _ne ol the r v»ually i ye. :.u. My
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    THEIR FUTURE IS BRIGHT
    36 8 .1 koppg group m th- ground* sf tki Children's Aid Sockets house. Tlit home receive* children of nil ayes up to sixteen. Judging now thesi am fes, Mi m Hike befaf photoyraphed.
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    SINGAPORE CHILDREN'S HOME
    218 8 i Tin m hupps groups J yttcted the Tribunt cam- I tra-mun when he looked 1 y rrr?<» r/r» Chilttien's Aid Society Home 'n Tomlin- i s(oi Road, Tanghn, tin tdher d"y. Tht re are J~> V Inmates of flu Horn* J which receives the poor 1
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    ROBBER BERLIN
    406 8 the last dayi k« had kept hrrn ir ksmp bar on the uttered tea there. X Russia into tfc« street, an,) the I A silversmrtn who lived below mm identified the ban i- num 160 lb. of it. The barber kept hit head. buried the bars m hi<
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    30 8 TRIBUNE PHOTOGRAPH i. Heprints ofl photograph _jfl I 'n the Morninj^B "(I Malaya fl 'an be had .fl j ton to the 1 Phot* griph.c fl nenl at v^A 1
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    65 8 Jobs For Indian Ex Servicemen MADRAS. Apr. 17. Over M'W 000 ex-servicemen representing nearly 22 per cent, of the total number of persons registered m the various employment exchangee m India had been provided with employ- i merit up to the end of Feb.J r aiy. IMS, said Dr. Das,
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    AMERICAN AID SAVED BRITAIN
    102 8 Manchester. Apr. 17. Mr Herbert Morrison speakinu, at 1 rally of Lancashire cotton workers here today said Ameri- can aid had saved Britain from the proetped of two million un- I employed and a further cut m rations. "We should be facing bin cut m rations
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    5 Power Military Committee
    63 9 PAKIS, Am. 17. A permanent tive-power military i tnmittee will torm part of the rmanent council administer- g the teams of the Brussels Western I'njon pact, it was announced here today after a meeting of the five powers' foreigfi ministers. The communique said that the permanent
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    40 9 KARACHI, Apr. 17. Mr. Mohamed Ali has been appoint Pakistan*! Ambassador to Burma, it was announced by the Pakistan ministry of Foreign Allans tonight. He Is now a member of the Pakistan Constituent Assembly m! Bast Bengal Legislative Assembly. Reuter
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    For Festival In Burma
    113 9 v i hi sta. d c: 'ea t to fttt I id and b ye themay abanci i sundrj Burm l is I lida; m th an Rangoon General Hostal, and road mishaps :requ c n t. often reng from use of highsure hose pipes, which
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    CONSERVING SCRAP METAL
    108 9 MANILA The Philippine rovernmenl plans to limit the spoliation of scrap metal and fOU ore immediately because of the imperative need lor these war materials. The plan was understood to ave n recommended by the le Partmenl oi national defense m view of the world crisis. Hie
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    DINNER FOR OLYMPIC TEAM
    184 9 Quests at tht Movers Sport* Club's dmnet on Wednesday moht m bonom of Boon Leong (If ft to right) Mr v R Sahmpmthy fAssi Secretary), Mrs WnyMs Easterbrotss, V B Burton, Miss Mary Sim. Mi Wm L ony (Jntt, Miss Boey Choi, Lan. Mr Chia Boon
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    Gold Discovery
    66 9 SYDNEY, Apr 17 Sixteen days after he had pegged out a prospecting area al Kunanalling, near Kalgoorlie, Western Australia, William James Avion found a 30 ok patch of gold worth £300 Avion has brokei oul five tons ot -tone, Irorn A hich he expects to gel another worth
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    Lana Turner To Wed Millionaire
    64 9 Hollywood, Apr. 17 Movie star Lane Turner and million aire Bob Topping plan to many within the next two weeks and take a European honeymoon. United Press learned today. A top designer revealed that the blond.- beauty bad ordered $30,000 trousseau On Wednesday. Topping has
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    JEWS RUN BLOCKADE
    94 9 JERUSALEM, Apr 17 The Arab blockade Of Jerusalem I rom the w<-st was raised today when a Jewish food convoy Of OVer ISO vehicles }j;ot through fiom Tel Aviv, it was officially reported. This followed yesterday', bll ter battles along the western highway, when Jewish forces out
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      79 10 NANKING APR. H M i kellhood ol Dr h fl sent head oi the L- .fl Yuan and concurrently Vbfl President of China t'fl nominated as a candidal fl the vie -presidency under new Constitutor! frei .1 as a group oi ore fl Chinese politician. -vp^jH Uppod for him SHANGHAI
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      47 10 CXNCINATTI, APR. 17 fl Huge i ood crest rilled cbwfl Ohii/ Et.ver, threatenuis fl ;idd thousands of reiuue.-i fl the 20.000 persons alresfl driven rrom their borne, fl river Moods righl stal I Thousands <>• soldier! fl volunteers foufht to n\\ fl Newport Kentucky IV* from crumbling U.P.
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      50 10 LACUNA BEACH. Csuilfll n'.a A;>r. 17 Kay Palchiktf 25. first white survive, of Huosh ma atom bomb fi reach the United States i honr .-mooning frith lotm paratrooper Paul DW 2 whom IIM met m Tuk;o They WCTf marred on W day In a "brieve and grow radio show.- U.P.
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      46 10 Hushing Meadows. Apr P .The United Nation. CMS, raj Assembly steering i m mittec last night decidj feat Burro. ft application W membership shou d a W ildered m a pknan esw of the Assembly vrithout P^ vioiis reference to the j m it tee Reuter
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      45 10 SYPNKY. Apr. IT- ir ha may shortly conclud^n.^ portant trade ■•"•"""•"fl most Savoured nation princW JE India and M^SSiS the Commerce Dess^sM ma^me-'Over-^Tr.;;^ The aim of ***&*<£<. would be to proM-i.' "Jj staiidmgarran^menteaUrtJ and trade which would «g* Australia to take part m India's rehabitttaW* Reuter
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      36 10 BATAVIA. Apr. i- Dutch authorities her upoeted to a,sk the next >- It the United Nation. G£ Office.- Oonimittec to d^ the recent »n members of the >«" East Indie. Goverom t manhandled on Republican capita karta. Reuter
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      376 10 < omi«rs: _K\«ln*iv«' lo ihv Mo ruing Tribune* "RUGGLES'' 1 (T7. i A_t/ VI \T i supi^'sMoußm jo y-^s L~ f? vtv *mr to livb 1 I/Vai. s_m*_- mot A X I c *****r a**/ /.*n> Hi i J£r s t Bes,pasM£tf ll *!S r *L" m //-I," 41VAf_> '**>
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    MARRIAGE IS TEMA-WORK
    1130 11  - MARRIAGE IS TEMA-WORK Louise Breitenbacb \/.V/)l) SERJAI IK Finds That Three Is a Crowd m a Honeymoon j rjUge—Wbcn the Third Person b Dad iMiKlr-VJNG FINGERS UP IO HER prjUTV y WFI s ALREADY oEGINNING CHEEK FE E THEN. NEIL HAD SI RUCK HER! MRS THAT BLURR-D HER RYES iHBOUCTh
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    61 11 SYDNEY. Apr. 17. In a written reply to the Leader- ol the Federal County (Mr A Faddem. the Australian Minister of Commerce Agriculture (Mr. R. T. Pollard) disclose.) that there had been a sharp fall m the production of meat, butter and sugar compared with prewar levels.
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    69 11 TOKYO. Apr. 17. A gaug of 17 robbers, calling themselves "Burglary Troops" and having a record dt 14 successful robberies from which they netted 1 000.000 yen have been arrested by the Tokyo police. They were* organise! l along the pattern of the Japanese Army, having a troop commander an<!
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    389 11 Tli. following oil.. .f! -t.it. nn i.t Ij i- bt ii»n>• .1 i. n I". roi R tiontag la Kuaas Ussnsmr In th. eoad h-tll ..t m t!i < >•>.' rnjij. Nt r« < ived m foimation fron, tlh OH <om|i.iiiu whii h .1 that. n
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    Russians Lift Road Barrier
    67 11 VIENNA. Apr. 17. Russia j today lifted the road barrier to the British-controlled Sehwc- chat airport, near here. whether temporarily or permanently it is not known. Passengers going to the air- port were surprised when a Russian sentry raised the barj rler on the tiirport rbad
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    134 11 MANCHESTER. Apr. 17. Field Marshal) Viscount Mont gomery declared nets on Satui i day when taking part as a freeI man of the city m the Fits}? I Lancashire territorial forces j week "It is not easy to say what will be the outcome of the
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    78 11 Major A II M. Burlier ol tht Malay Reg merit, one oi I the Selangor Golf Club s j buck markers, won th< FARELF golf championship played over the S.GjG. course during the weekend with a I return nr* 156 for 36 holes --11 strokes oetter than the runf iter-
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    JEAN SIMMONS TO MEET KING, QUEEN AT PREMIERE
    932 12 Sews From The J. Arthur Rank Q I I l_ondon. April 7.— Jean Simmons, returning from a journey that has taken her round the world, is to be presented to the King and Queen at the world premiere at London*! Leicester Square
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    588 13 r. w m 43 0( I 1 I I 1.095 I >-n I" H QttflNl Ch co. 00 I 7.00 xd I p 15.00 \d I Storage I" 00 V 16 40 Iv 3J.75 xd I I] i 4J0.0) I I'niMl F: I I tt*b. 17 oo
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    RUBBER STEADY
    60 13 Hie rubber market opened steady on Saturday Ivith business done for No I RS.S. f.o.b May at 41-5 8 cento Prlcej quoted on Saturday Buyers. Sellers. NO. 1 May R.S.& 4U 41$ No. 2 May R.S.S.' 40S 49^ No. 3 May R S.S 37| 37i May June R.S.S'
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    1020 13 •rirom A Mam C i In p•' I Id p MUeul uncertainties tin -od turnover n y a share markets durirj w»ek Even >■ nVI r m. duttrial which w< id. throughout, Umtc n nenl easing La prieti md the period close, with nil
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    "BIG STEP TO LEFT"
    54 13 I MARSEILLES. Apr 18 I Gen. De. Giulle's French People's Rally today passel a resolution callins; for as soeiation of the working clan with the managemen' of industry and busines "Th, rally has taken a bi_: step to the left." a leading Official Of the organisation
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    Olympic Athletes Will Have Every Comfort
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    656 14 i 900,000 See lug* LONDON, Apr 18 Uott to tbsll I, relegation problems were settle.) v mat. hrs. watched by 900 Oimi f 1)f parts of the countr v. yj_hJsT»'* Birmingham, winner's ovei Cardiff regained their place m the First Division whit h they lost
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    60 14 PINEHURS'I. N irth C iina. April 18: 1- *—S€ v- of Gfoorgla won back North _>out__ Wen en' championship by tso ri one margin alter a jeesaw battle with Orace Lencaj 01 Hartford, Coon Th<- diminutive national champion n ga 'Crown iii.c lost Last > Mrs
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    152 14 'I he market for sago flour was easier at the close ot the week with Lingg a report d -don at 517, while Sink was quoted down to 15i with busin«\.j dcn t 'jn Sat'.rdav afternoon. OafctatlO_S tor both DljcJ. and white ptpper registered a S2
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    BOWLERS on TOP in PADANG MATCH
    488 15 rRC.II. SNATCH 44-RUN WIN FROM S.C.C. iviJNG ENABLED RAFFLES COL- v r THE SINGAPORE CRICKET CLVB B &*l3 Bt M Rt^'S ON THE B ,1 V ,TKD THE PLAY. FOR THE R.C.U.. I' ,WI.KKS IflN*' TED g KAILASAB APATHY TOOK KTIIER THEY BAGGED ALL
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    CHINESE BAT MERRILY
    441 15 lht Singapore Chinese Recreation Club drew with the Indian Association m a cricket fixture at Hong Lim Green yesterday. The Chinese batted Qrst and piled up 195 runs for seven wickets before declaring. The Indians had obtain ed 53 runs for four wicked When tlv game ended.
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    GOOD RIDING AT POLO CLUB GYMKHANA
    320 15 Good riding, despite a lew j falls, which happily did not i result m any injuries, were 'seen at. the Singapore Foio 1 Club's Gymkhana, which, interrupted by rain on Saturday, was successfully concluded at the Singapore Pel" Club ground m Thomson Road yesterday.
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    Rugby Union Clubs End Programme
    173 15 London. Apr 18 Manj RugDy Union clubs wound up th* ir programme this weekend, and for some players the day marked their linal rppearance prior i<> H-tin merit. One «,uch stalwart. 1 i. Berify, three tunes capptd lor England In 1939, cappea his record of
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    CHINA OLYMPIC TENNIS SKIPPER IN TOP FORM
    174 15 Tribune Staff Reporter) Spjrkling tennis was seen at Mount batten Road yesterday When the Chunsvillc Party met the Malay Sports Association and beat them by live matcbei to one Chin Kee Onn. manager i j and skipper of the Malayan i j Chinese
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    2 WALK-OVERS
    46 15 There were two walk-overs hTn yesterday's fixtures hi the: I S.C.F.A. Inter-Dlstrlct League. M; ckenrde Footers XI reI ceived a walk-over from Buktl Tim_h XI, while Kampong Java 1 XI obtained two points at the expense of Upper Pickering xi on .1 walk-over, 1
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    31 15 TFL AVIV, Apr. 18. David Ben (.urion, head of the Jewish Agency reserved his comments on the United Nations' proposals for a truce m the Holy I>and. U.P.
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    Negroes Bust 2 Athletic Records
    97 15 Lain- iKt\ Kansas, April IR iwo American Negro athleUs. Charles fori villi* and Ha.rlson Dlllard, broke tw* world records tsett today. Fon villi-, who weighs 10 lb.s. heaved 16 pounds weight 58' 01" to beat the recognized world record of 57' 1" set up by
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    213 15 j LONDON, Apr. 1 New--1 castle, who superceded Arsenal as the "Bank of England team" 1 because of the large amount at money spent m transfer fees, virtually assured themselves of promotion to the First Division by defeating Sheffield Wedne* day, Newcastle art? four points ahead of
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    OLYMPIC SPRINTER UNFIT
    83 15 LONDON, A pi. 1 Mai doiraid Bailey, Jamaican .spun tcr and British hope for the Olympic Games who has been suffering from hip trouble, i<* day «aw Sir Adolphe Abra hams, fh< i specialist who >\ pressed the opinion lhal bailey would riot be exactly too per
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    116 16 ***** nic Old Lace" i Phot,, bg i Photo by ipoh). CAMTfMQ "ABSBNtC OLD LACE' A group of actors and aetre^se.s tht v scripts a' a casting miffing m th* Ijioh Tewm Ball Tht St. John's Tht aire Club plans to prtsent "Arnenu Old Lace' tr, the Town Hall m
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    196 16 Nuns, Monks Outnumber Other Voters hmikn Elections: j Rome Apr II Italian. vi ten queued here thli bj m« ing m numb is which mis"d to break sll v 'tin* cc. ids d spire the weather which threatened rain. Nuns monks, and prlesU UCh hi evidence. [fl Mime piac< s
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    35 16 ATHENS. April 18. Greek troops appeared to he on the offensive on wide area of Central and Eastern Greece, which some unconfirmed reports said was sending rebel forces into swift retreat.- U.S.
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    59 16 ST Shanghai, April H. The Committee m chaig 1 ol the national athletic meet voici d the Warmest welcome for San Francisco cntne^ bosketballer Wee Wi:lie Wong. s_o was reported to be planning to go to Shangh ii ih< rtly The committee also piomiseu Wong
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    Chinese Students, Police Clash
    161 16 ASKING. APR. It.- TWELVE STUDENTS WERE INJURED TODAY, SOME SERIOUSLY, WHEN POLICE STRUCK THEM WITH HOLSTERS AS THEY ATTEMPTED FOR THE FOURTH TIME WITHIN A WEEK TO MARCH ON THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY HALL. While the injured students were taken to the Assembly's medical quarters for treatment,
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    193 16 TRUMAN'S APPEAL WASHINGTON. Apr. 18 -Iresi 77 dared last night that world st j' of the decisive points m lii*tor\ n U ;:1 "Emerging from one or the 'most terrUd wars people all over the world art pattern of civilisation." In I speech at I dinner i>< the American Society
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    74 16 Bogota, Apr. 18. Carlos I Mdnroy <40>, has been a non- drinker since last week and vows he will stay that way lor life. During tne neigh t of the revolt. Monroy dran. several bottles cf rum and passed out. Men fell dead around him and
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    43 16 Manila. April 18. Oen MM Franco m a Madrid Int rviei with Manila Chronicli respondent Vincent* An i i I called Spain's exclusion 01 the Marshall Plan stupidity. He said Spain rot interested In the Unite. Nations members!.-! Reu ter
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    35 16 MARSEILLES. Apr 1* neral Charles de Gaulle tfjj demanded an election tf -J as DOSSlbk an dssJd J willing to shar. P o n!. other parties m an aw munist Government U.P.
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