Morning Tribune, 23 April 1948

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    13 1 MORNING TRIBUNE IuT SO. V3fc. (New 8eries) (10 Cents) FRIDAY, APRIL 23. 1943.
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    136 1 Woiii'" M ru ,,s in y 4r woman cricketer, Amy Hudson, is Bradman of omen's cricket", because her batacomou promises to make her a Tr^iT' 1 1 °1 DnK Bradman, batting idol of Ausin "i t Us'" s r rtbj scored his hundredth cen\fi r nui games. Am., Hudson
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    Arrests, To Prevent Revolutionary Plot
    52 1 RIO DE JANEIRO. Apr. 22. Nearly 800 Communists had been arrested today m various parts of Brazil m a Government campaign to prevent a revolutionary plot allegedly scheduled to break either on Wednesday or on May Day. Four hundred of those arrested were m Rio
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    S'hai Police Find Secret Red Code
    130 1 i K. c. Wu. Wu said city authorities prtssrss records, listing tanietj addresses, code nnmbert and make up of the ge"ral purposes of red acthn- m Shanghai. He addext becaum of information nouf*l official possessio n which Reds know -he fmd no fear of
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    POLICE READY For STRIKE
    101 1 MR J C KARRY. Singapore .*< MI) Chi.-f told the Press yesterday "IT IS (UK jui: .to prcwde protection to the poopl. \NY have heard of the ri^ht to strike, hut people must h.m- th«- n-ht to work 'WHEN THERE^ IS INTIMIDATION, then a ciiniinal issue
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    30,000 TO STAY OUT
    450 1 (Tribune Staff Reporter) A total of about 30.000 workers will, it is expected, respond to the SFTU call for a "One-Day Strike" from this morning as a protest against action b\ the Singapore Police authorities m arresting BHBLU members and the searching of SFTU premises. Singapore's
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    REP LEADER PLEDGES "MORAL SUPPORT"
    259 1 S.H.B.LU. STRIKE ADDRESSING A MASS MEETING OF MEMBERS OV THE SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD LABOUR UNION AT THE UNION GROUNDS YESTERDAY EVENING. MR. CHANG MING CHIN. REPRESENTATIVE OF THE MALAYAN COMMUNIST PARTY EXHORTED ALL UNION WORKERS TO STAND SOLIDLY TOGETHER TILL THEIR DEMANDS WERE MET BY
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    More Sabre Rattling
    175 1 BERLIN. Apr 22. Stringent new Soviet regulations for aircraft of the Western Powers flying over the Soviet zone of Germany were foreshadowed today m the Soviet report of the Apr. 5 Yak-Viking collision near Berlin. The report suggested that the British should be required to compensate the
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    LAWYER FLAYS ARMY 'EXCUSES'
    558 1 MOTOR ACCIDENTS THE ARMY IN THIS COLONY HAD TIMK AND TIME AGAIN TENDERED EXCUSES OF UNAUTHORISED JOURNEYS" WHENEVER THEY WERE CONCERNED IN MOTOR ACCIDENTS INVOLVING CIVILIANS IN ORDER TO DISCLAIM RESPONSmiLITY OF THE ACCIDENT AND TO AVOID REDRESU TO THK CIVILIAN VICTIMS, SUBMITTED MR. D. 8.
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    ASSEMBLY-BUT M PROCESSION FOR "MAY DAY"
    63 1 ASSEMBLY- BUT M PROCESSION FOR "MAY DAY" Th* Sini/ttptjrt [hpitty Commii'iwT nf Point- Mr. B M. B. O'Cirtin* II m a frlt**r to th* Pnwuhnt of BF.T.U. ha* V"'n i* r itiitsmn to th* m to hold an assembly vn M i</ lnt at Far n r Pnrk. P* rmiHsitm.
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    Echo Of 2 Year Old Alleged Gang Robbery
    176 2 Alleged to have participated m an armed gang robbery nearly two years ago m Singapore. Tan Gu.in (40> of 70, Telok Ayer Street, was produced bvfore Seventh Magistrate A G. 1/hMct, yesterday. AJS.P. E. Moule. prosecuting, said that the prosecution oase is
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    St. George's Day Service For Singapore Scouts
    175 2 St. George's Day Service For Singapore Scouts SI. George m the Patron Saint of the Boy Scouts Association and the Service winch ii eludes re-aifiimation of the Scout promise, win take place thj.v year on Sun4a> -with the exception of the Malay Boy Scouts who will hold their service on
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    Air Crash: Search For Passengers
    60 2 Renfrew. Apr. 22 Starch parties are still trying to locate passengers and crew of a BFA Viking airliner which last night cr^sh-knd-ed and burst into flames m a lonely hillside near Largs. A searc n party returned alter an all-night search m darkness and mist,
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    27 2 PRAGUE, Apr. 22. The Czechoslovakia Trade Union Council protested today to the Indian Government against the arrest of Communist leaders of the Indian trade union movement. Reuter
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    Successor For Harriman
    46 2 Washington. April 22. It was learned here today that President Harry Truman hop. ef to appoinr Charles W. Sawyers, former Democratic National Committeenian from Ohio and ambassador to Belgium m 1944 to 1946 to sucjceed Averill Harriman as I Secretary of Commerce.— U.P.
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    Air Marshal's Appeal In House Possession Suit
    215 2 An appeal against the decision of Mr. Justice Thorogood m the suit brought by three others for possession oi nous*.- and premises. No. 61 Meyer Road. Singapore, at present occupied by Sir Hugn Lloyd. Air Marshal. Far East, came up for argument m
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    JEWS SEIZE HAIFA
    29 2 Haifa. April 22. Jewish Hagana forces 'seized the great Palestine port c ity of Haifa. aft<?r an all ni&ht offensive which forced the for peace U.P.
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    U.N. TEAM TO SUPERVISE KASMIR PLEBICITE
    240 2 U.N. TEAM TO SUPERVISE KASMIR PLEBICITE LAKE SUCCESS. Apr. 22.— The Security Council has agreied to the appointment of a five-man good offices commission to go to Kashmir to supervise a plebiscite on the I state's future. The plan was adopted last night despite objections by both India and Pakistan.
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    195 2 < M j DUTCH S CUILDSRS AND. S S'IKME S (Trtbuit** Stuff Kf|hiM..r T* hferlwmfc,* m N.K.I. "X" pat.l. «!»<.<.. a win* ajfo. Ye»t*rdHi '^l KiHw-r, hii »*i.,, i,ut tw u. r /r, v M v r l-n days ago ti\ prlco of guilders jumped to $30 pet 100
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    Malay & India For Trial 0n Robbery Charges
    189 2 Malay India For Trial 0n Robbery Charges Engaging d tltshai to; ithem to a cemefcry. a m and an Indian not unly jfreeride. but als., rubbed 'rider o( $1.40. h« do and three pawn tickets Thvse allegations 1 made again>t Oth bin Ali ol No. nil Kail Marican. Sen.nguun F
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    Churchill's Memoirs —In Japanese
    44 2 Churchill's Memoirs —In Japanese Tokio. AIM 22. f A Pj the first volume of U ton Cnurchiir. m«£ ed hr.r rrom Lnndc'.^y today fo. trn- I Tort »"V-P <' n rights Ifor t!i M bougi]< by a 1 daily, the M^fVS for 3.000.'iC0 y Reuter
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    MILLS' FIGHT 0FF
    34 2 LONDON. A,.: 2 *JJ| British an-< Navyweight AI: Johnny Ralph heavy*™*' ed for Max is off. HHH tho Journey Ralph has. the ri^ht hat |y be out ol I time. Reuter
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    Malayan Fishing Methods Praised By Indian Expert
    368 3 ImfCM %»V SIAMESE METHODS OF MA LA<> i s THIS COUNTRY ARE LIKELY WIN- fK V n SHORTLY INTO INDIAN WATERS. BK IN TP SENIOR RESEARCH OFFICER, MH X SiiKSr SCHEME. TRAVANCORE GOViH£!- v S KEEN ON A FIVE-MONTH RE. Sent vYA on
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    208 3 gfcuc youti Pin Ah ,16, was Bt'nteneid to mn' rigorous hnpriacjt and <ipht Itrtkes of the n hy yr Ju.«ti«-. T^orojrood t)jf 'Bin£»pon Assize Court p*y«i fhai;:e< of armed brry and unyin. trvoliTi Ah Kow w.i- firstly w •.r.Ui mini Him. Armed ■y with twv ottera at a ncsi'
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    AIR CHIEFS ON WAY TO U.K. FOR TALKS
    142 3 AIR CHIEFS ON WAY TO U.K. FOR TALKS The Commander-in-Chief. Air i Command. Far East, Air MarI shal Sir Hugh Lloyd is leaving by air today for the ITrHtod Kingdom to attend a Conference to be held by Marsha) of the Royal Air Force. Lord Tedder, at the Air Ministry.
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    Music Concert On Sunday
    220 3 (Tribune Statt Reporter) The Jubilee Songsters will i present a concert of classic and sacred music under the baton of Mr. Chang Chuan Fu at the Victoila Memorial Hall on Sun- day night at eight m aid of their general fund. An excellent and attractive programme
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    Roving Envoy
    57 3 WASHINGTON. APR. 22. President Truman has "drafted" Secretary of Commorco Averill Harriman to be the rovimr ambassador who will direct on-the-spot distribution of the multibillion dollar Marshall Plan A*d to the lfi western European nations. Under Secretary William C. Foster will serve as acting Becrctary of Commerce until
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    SUCCESSFUL CHANGI SHOW
    106 3 At Xo. 1 Warrant Officers' Mess at Changi on Wednesday evening the first performance of the show entitled "Perchance You'll Scream" was presented. The show was produced and directed by Miss Dorris 'Howlett and L A. C. Robert Baker. It lan for some two hours and was
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    Tamil Films To Be Made Here
    95 3 Shaw Brothers' ITm studios Jalan Ampas off Balestier Koad are planning to pitxluce Tamil films locally with talent j recfiiKM as far as possible m this country. This would be their latest j vt nture m the show business, I ■"id would answer the
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    G.C.S.U. DEPLORES TRUSTED REPORT
    215 3 Deploring the scht-me as ie- omniende.l by the Trusted Salary Commission's Renort. Mr. G. A. Tesse.-nohn Chairman Mt th« First Anr.uai Meeting of the Governm-n* '*leric%l Services l!mon on Wednesday said that the scheme was far fiom satisfactory. The speakc. Iso |*>inted out I that the
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    Annual Exam. For Chinese Schools
    214 3 Annual Exam. For Chinese Schools KUALA UrMPL'R. Apr. 21. There has been some comment regarding the results m the Government Junior Middle Third Year Ex ami nations for Chinese Schools. The percent- age °f passes n the recent examination wis 43 per cent- While this s t> Irwer percentage than
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    INDIANS WIN APPEAL
    109 3 Throe Indiana, Bika Singh, Bachan Singh and AJaib Singh. 1 who were under sentence of i four years' rigorous imprison i ment, each, had their conviction and sentence set aside at tho Court of Criminal Appeal yesterday. The three accused were sentenced to four years* rigorou* imprisonment
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    Bicycle Parks For Singapore?
    168 3 Mr. J. Barry. Assistant Commissioner. C.1.D.. said ye: terday that he was giving thought to the introduction of bicycle parks m Singapore, to >ut a stop to the numerous bicycle thefts that are going on. The Police arc offering a reward of $200 for information leading
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    Anzac Day Luncheon
    48 3 The Australian Association will hold a lunch< on on Anzar Day, April 25. at the Sea View Hotel, at 12.4.") p.m. AH thos. who intend to br present arc re quested to call at the Office oJ tnc Australian ConmnsHion< 1 lor admission tick* ts.
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    Rajula's Skipper Refutes Deck Passengers' Charges
    480 4 Rajula's Skipper Refutes Deck Passengers' Charges r(Tribunf Staff Reporter) CAPT. \V. O. AMKY OF THE S^. "RAJULA BIS N. »OAT ON THE MADRAS SINGAI»ORE LINE, COMPLETELY DENIED IN AN INTERVIEW YESTERDAY AFTER NOON. THE ALLEGATIONS ABOUT CONDITIONS ON BOARD CONTAINED IN A MEMORANDUM SUBMITTED BY THE SHIPS DBCK PASSENGERS ON
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    MUSIC RECITALS AT CHINESE "Y"
    67 4 Owing to the p pulai *ii> juand by the music l (< .v.-> ol the Chinese V.M.C.A., ills Conmiitte, on MttSiCA] Activities will present reeitala nl rect-rded HlQfic wtekly Ail are welcome. Jhe programme for tomorrow will bt t| follows: Chopin's Polonaise m A Flat.
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    ANZAC DAY SERVICE
    120 4 ANZAC DAY SERVICE The Deputy Governor Ol Singapore, the Hon. Mr. P. A B McKerron. CMG. will take the salute at the Anzac D.iy Servic^- at the Cenotaph on Sunday morning. The Army. N3\y, Air Force. Police and Clergy will participate m the service, which itimed to commence at 7.45
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    "IQBAL DAY"
    30 4 A general meeting will be held on April 25 at 10.30 a.m. at t*v Shireen Cinema <Ne« World* to celebrate "IqbaJ Day". The public is requested to attend.
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    S'PORE STAMP CLUB
    24 4 The Singapore Stamp Club will hold its next social meeting on Tuesday. April 27, at the Capitol Restaurant at 5.15 p.m.
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    New US Defence Plan Handed To Congress
    196 4 New US Defence Plan Handed To Congress WASHINGTON. Apr. 22: Defence- {Socret-ary James j Forrestal handed Congress a compromise national defence plan calling for a 66 group air 'force of sony 6.669 planes and an increase of $3,481 million m military spending, j The Senate Armed Services Committal had demanded
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    No "Free" Tin Yet: Study Group Will Not Recommend
    352 4 No "Free" Tin Yet: Study Group Will Not Recommend WASHINGTON. Apr. 22. It was learned here today the International Tin Study Group which will conclude its sessions here on today will not make a i ny recommendations on establishing a free market m tin or setting price agreements, despite the
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    MAIL BY HELICOPTER
    106 4 For th( past three month* n Unm o\ British E« r n>' 'in Air^M way's experts have been WOfi rim**tt»g m < >"•• ■:»!</ .»fl delivering internal vuiil ly tneons of helicopter /)in,,»ifl i runs have been made picking up and dn>;ip>n nivimir^H J mnil-bngs to demonstr-ir»-
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    EXTENSION of T.B FIGHT to INDIA
    229 4 GENEVA. Apr. 22:— W- I the aim of extending t«- In-: I the campaign now urtder way iin Europe to examine 50 000.000 children for tub?r*ulosis the World Health Organisation U sending to Madras a team of erperu hea<2I ed by Dr. W. Geliner.
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    Young Men Muslims Asses
    37 4 A talk m M -ion and given today premises 01 -j r cber» f Unior Reid, by a Maiioczi. a b nna, Par> fl The Utt Muslims Dther A** I Is invited. I
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    ACSU Cinema Show
    34 4 m m aid 01 the Army CJ hai orf«n* s( s r J to bt- l:; M Cinema. N' fl 28 :»t 3 30 P [T fl gSa pir. Tl I
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    Lincoln Bombers For Singapore
    138 5 Lincoln Bombers For Singapore I or* 11 11" 1 1 OF CABIEII M:us r«o>i iwh A\n \i \it I. •«..!•< H'GK Lincolnshire, Apr. 21. GAI -Y H fU Lincoln bombers and sup- jrerafi wjll leave an aero«ti«<W^nexl Wednesday for Singapore N*"?£dSigned Ho show how the B»m--nan lX r-, -vi pwiJ?
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    FALSE CLAIM COST $500
    44 5 Ert m cue of insolvency toi EtXd claim with tte Ged SUtes-PWUppiw Wtt Thi< i> th, lecond case l» land which re«Ut«d In r-muna. prosecution since the l eral ap-ncy was Mtabltehed moro than a yell Md alf ago Reuter
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    Substitute For Radium
    60 5 IWAUINGTOS Apr, it. Dand Lihf-nthai CkutTOKM oj the Atomic tttu -n i Commit«ion toinu 4 ied the disemery v) a cheap und plentiful radio Bff?«i lubstitutt for j mttM m i'hi«ii! of (incer. I Lilmthni I lid fA C tki Ctmmimltm rc'tntisU in>i wdical j<h'»ii 1 1
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    ALLIED CONTROL OF JAPAN
    45 5 IB oklng a; 21 The deHd that Allied ntro] ipu b. extend) *W f5O 3 [Allied ccupat:. n forci tation Ita strati cent w, a complet< Memeutation oi I peac< Mitj provisions Ide m resolution adopi tonai Assembly this! wrning Reuter
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    Anxiety Of Burmese
    61 5 LONDON. #Pr« 21.-Maj. Gen. Sir Huo?rt Ranee, a former Governor HP Bui ma. today Mid that nne of 'he chief causes of anxiety nm:.p; tht Burmese was fear of thtir "powerful" neighbours, especially China. Burmese leaders, he added when addressing Ue Royal Empire Society hero, had not
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    18 5 A sixth case of polio m- j f ant lie paralysis, involving an •Adult European was reported t>sterday.
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    Smuggling Drops In S. China
    63 5 Shanghai. Apr. 21.— There has been a considerable reduction m smuggling m South China as a result of the implementation of tho Chinese-Hongkong and anti-j smuggling agreement, ac- 1 rding to a Central Bink j official who has Just returned from, an Inspection trip to
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    FAR EAST PORTS IN BAD SHAPE
    156 5 I'resSr m K Apr 21 --J»»«« B. Young, Viceodavfr arber Sleam ship Lines, returned to East o V hn and -a-haM month survey of the ftftde*uS rt «d that large-scale resumption miidinor ii 1 the Ori «nt must awail wholesale reHe 2 Organization of
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    DUMB AND DEAF "SENTENCE" ON 2 WOMEN
    108 5 DUMB AND DEAF "SENTENCE" ON 2 WOMEN Plymouth. April 21. Mrs. Wmijred WUk i brought Mn, M. P. fofN intu court tifitfrd-i'i nuri for x» minutes h*4§% i>coli(U ArtuxtrfttHj listen»<f to both ttlkiH'/ at OMC€ üb(>ut tht troubles n bnul-l-iifi! fits i< ith h?r t'-n:int. ■IM vict-rt rua. Fin iQy
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    Brenda's Ambition
    102 5 Sydney, April 23. Brenda Scrivener, aged 26. of Chats- 1 wood (New South Wales) plans to leave for England m three weeks. She has an. ambition— to be a pantrymaid at Buckingham Palace. Miss Scrivener, recently returned frcm a "working holiday" m New Zealand. She started off there
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    Will CEASE FIRE IF...
    84 5 Lake Success. April 21.- The Jewish Agency told the Security Council today that the Jews m Palestine tofd the High CommissiontM- on April 10 "If the Arabs cease fire we shall do likewise." The Agency said they had receive a cable from Mr. David Ben Gurion.
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    Mickey Mouse Notes: Manila Killing
    80 5 Manila. April 21.— Payment of a debt incurred during the occupation by military certificates has just been declared valid t\v the Supreme Court of the Republic m ruling testing the validity of so-called Mickey Mouse notes issued by the Japs. Contrary to all expectations.; the
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    British To Abandon Haifa
    47 5 Half* April 21.— The British authorities today ordered virtually all of their troopi to abandon this big port city. ft* spokesman admitted that the .surprise move was an "open invitation" for the Arabs <nd Jews to ftffht M out lor tht city U.P.
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    BRITISH NAVAL MANOEUVRES
    181 5 LONDON, Apr. 21.— The MgfSM British naval force to be muttered since the war will take par: •m mrprise manoeuvres m ths North Sea tKUt month Capital ihips. lying id.c, It was decided last year to reduce the size of the bone tti-et. are beiltg commllllTflkil again
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    Army Camp Attacked
    51 5 Buon<s Aim Apr. 21 A hundred armed nun attacked the Campo Grande military camp at Asuncion, capital of Paraguay, last night with I machineguns and bombs, according t 0 a Paraguay Foreign Office announct-men* quoted m despatches frOn Asuncion tonight. The announci'ment sai<i the attackers Were repulsed.
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    25 5 BERLIN, APR ZL Ttv Soviet authorities todftV confiscated the equipment of the construction companies with head offices m uM Western sectors of the city.- Reuter
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    deGASPERI: WILL ALLY WITH ALL ANTI-RED PARTIES
    271 5 ROME Apr 21.— Premier Alcide de Gasperi. peaktag from tke balcony of the Christian Democrat headquarters here, pledged his forces to the service of democracy. The Premier said he would seek an even stronger rightwing basis of government through alliances with other anti-Communist
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    Two Zones In Palestine
    59 5 JERUSALEM. Apr. 27: Jacques d c Renter delegate of the Red Cross International Committee m Palestine has announced the establishment m Jerusalem of two zones -to be named "View di Geneve"— capable of accommodating 15.000 re. fugee women and children should the Arab-Jewish fighting flare up
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    AIR FORCE EXPANSION
    29 5 Washington. April 21. Mr. lames Forrestal. United States Defence Secretary, agreed toc'av to an immediate expansion of United States forces from 55 to 6ft groups. Reuter
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    28 5 WASHINGTON, APK 21Mr Avrnll Harnm.in, United States Secretary of Coramer? will ix- appoints Kovmg Km ba&Mdoi for the Burop^a Kceovery l>l;m tt vvas ;um un I today. Reuter
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    17 5 Mr. C. J. Hindley has been appointed to act as Police Magistrate for the Colony or Singapore.
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      Lifting The Barriers
      220 6 I Three hundred and fifty delegates representing 67 nations have assembled at Geneva's spacious League of Nations *o discuss ways and means of facilitating the free Bow of information between the nations. Whether ihe United Nations Conference on Freedom of Information will succeed m its lofty purpose
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      Toeing the Line
      190 6 r Today the world's press has become an integral part of the "cold war". More and more Ihe press has become, m many couniries. the subservient instrument of power poll 1 ic tc and hate propaganda. Abuse and unbridled virulence have m some cases become he hall-marks
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    A Scientist Among Athletes
    79 6 (See story on paye Bj. Professor Cotton MM once Sydnty University .vuimmiwf/ champu>n. und htld 'vturmtjf /<- H < •>!({* for t mythmti from 22<> yards to 880 j/ards. for mcr tutnty yaim. §wh*M9n, fVCfI H morf ffcan of/i«/- athivtes. n*i*e<t him and value his advice.
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    NO HOME FOR THE HOMELESS
    859 6  -  DOON CAMPBELL DELHI'S MAJOR PROBLEM By NEW DELHI Delhi's Chief Commissioner could not anticij Date a strange invasion by I hungry, homeless hordes when <he tabled plans to make the city a paradise five years ago. The water supply was to be increased tenfold. Apart
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    AIR TRAVEL IS SAFER
    82 6 Gloomy win i that air tray. ..< n«> <; at all these p»a". accidents are neu cidents. unless tin-- December. 448 P»-oP'| ed m British ro»' Scheduled inu™ of the <vorld W» 1 >■ killed m l»-*« t li each passenger a r air lines outoi*'
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    Around The Town
    929 7  -  VERA ARDMORE WITH puttBOX n ,,i; t ffiei P^ 1 .r.jnagt c ,u:t R^' n I ramine ami Pain Bnddv and and now we ut waiting toi I boM lo Britain again .md b«ck to Bonnie Scotland Ml thai h why we are pre- .sptvi.il Scot* promnw
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    246 8 I of l<^ al s app^arinp ya TribuiK" < on appl'M- he Tribune; k DepartH per i»»PJ- the I* v than I I foi th. P out t* trim H ILul b^st M P' Ls, h- hll N' [own A litrtj c 01 Ig, who at 73 nphte-! fcOOO
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    ITALY TO JOIN BENELEUX?
    75 8 ITALY TO JOIN BENELEUX? WASHING lON. Apr. 22:Acttng Secretary of Stat-e Robert Lovett said that U up to the live signatories the WcsUrn European Alliance signed m Brussels last month to decide whether should be inviu-d to •!r. the alliance. He said he had seen a rumour m the press
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    So Many Miles Per Breath
    48 8 So Many Mil es Per Breath With a BicycU E-acmeier. Cotton chicks up en athlete's output and efficiency. The tffflfc high on th( U'T ih'a? u-hat W <*rk the cyclist had done. H'.s expelled brmth. collect* d m the buy, u-ill be analysed to determine his efficiency. k
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    CALL TO REVERSE U.S. FAR EASTERN POLICY
    236 8 MANILA. April 21. The recent National Confnonce on American Policy m China and the Far East pasted resolutions demanding withdrawal of United States troops and military installations from the Philippines and immediate repeal of the panty'" amendment to the Philippine constitution granting <qual
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    71 8 MMf, which kept alJi^Jlyers from blacking out when -rnn,, at Hpe€<i m faat aircra fr fjere, with Mr. K. Smith, htlpcd him with ad his tear work, Cotton puts "George fW origjnal model, into a centrifuge, which by fipmnaif; ft ngk speed, simulates the motion of a fast-turning plant. Tte
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    RUSSIANS HOARD GOLD
    71 9 Washington. April 21. Russia was the only big power, apart from the United States. I to increase her gold holdings I during 1947. a United States I Federal Reserve Boa id report said today. f tKdrz r Russia, second only to the United States as a gold
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    Measuring The Swimmer
    38 9 The man who makes Australian swimmers suim faster is Professor Cotton of Sydney l r nic<rsilit ictntrt) seen here tctth his latest machine ichich m(asur(s the amount of vwk done by a strimmer'a arm movements.
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    Australia Blocks Red Debate
    111 9 Australia Bloc ks Red Debate CANBERRA. Apr. 21. For the second time m a fortnight the Australian, Government to- clay blocked a c'thate on Communism m f.ie House of Re- j presentatives. Prime Wnustor j. B. Chlfley raised the bar by moving that I Government business take preI cedence over
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    MILITARY GOODS IN FAR EAST
    125 9 THE HAGUE, Apr. 21— The signing of „ie WMfrt Union pact would enable the Dutch Government lo .resume talks with Britain on JjHtng the em- bargo on the -upply to the Ne~ I therlands of surplus military I goods stores m th»e Tar East. the
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    372 9 tt an athlete m Sydney. Australia, particulaily a twlmmei wants advice ami bet] u> enable him to impiove his torn its ten to one that the a««v;ce will come ultimately from Professor Cotton, of the Syuney I'n'iveraity chair of Physiology For Frank Stanley Cotton is becoming more and more
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    SWEDEN MUST PREPARE
    98 10 BTOCKHOUJ h\ I fence M:r.i.»- a :ir v"'J >lay ask» I Ptii „j *tt I million Kronoi <apv.j\ui^H $54,000,000 l'.g.| fc," supplies, th: 'S Swede iv.;.;.' must be 9 1 case of w.ion the nir n ■■aw-^H plan Sv. n a n >; I j first wing
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    76 10 HONOLULU. Apr I United States Nay i^M d today that the d-i^M Mustin veteran U "^B jor operation tf Uh ?W wa r fr< m r -B Okinawa, haa thcome^H lllh \ictim ct Th<" V atom bomb fcljst. Th.y iaid the veteran^B I stroyer. en* f I "'W get
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      218 10 m^o* 4~-* _^r _^j- i_^~ ■*^p~ «^^r^ j t 1 s t omirs: I \rhisi\^ In Ilii k Morning Tribune I Lrt| T3 I j "RUCGLES" j^/?"ff Al r/X£D,6iADV6,^Y ANl> HOW Mj W£ >X/ JHOt/6HT So HIISI VMXJ MUST COKE *4O /'V££. Ski v K4W/ imiTAlfON f£ ;^wr//ii OY/yrf, />ve/^^
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    MARRIGE IS TEAM-WORK
    1005 11 MARRIGE IS TEAM-WORK I ]{y Louise BreiUnbacb j i Imminent Danger to Dad Causes Duky to Itehave &i m a Most Unexpected Way j 4 5/X'D^4/ SERIAL ban W v:1 I to her I I w r I nd I p event 1 m enlistii m the Bui no m
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    FALSE FIRE ALARM
    62 11 A fatso fire warning tfiven from a Paya Labor firo alarm led to engines to tho scene on I Tuesday. An o'tticer of tho Sin m pore j Fire Brigade said that tho t alarm was a malicious one. The S.F.B. dealt with a rirc i from
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    Straits Dollar Drops In Batavia
    249 11 BATAVIA. Apr. 22. -The value of the Straits collar on 'he Batavisi biurkmarke, lias dropped rapidly since \he institution ot new exchange con •rol.s, and Chinese tradeus m ihe city have been hi; hard, the Dutrh language newspaper Nieusßier re iwrtt^d yesterday. Vbe paper said
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    DRAFT TREATY FOR PRESS FREEDOM
    50 11 (Jen. va. April 21. The British draftod international tio.aty nnffintfrtat the trtvdom of all to give and receive information wa.i praMßtfi tor Jinal adoption to the United Nations tr.t dom oi information conference here tcday. The conference is expected to vote on it tonight. Reuter
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    PAKISTAN'S "GREATEST POET"
    35 11 London. April 21. The High I Commissioner for Pakistan, Mr. Habib Ibrahim RaWmtoola. was j present at a meeting of Muslims here to honour Muhammed Iqbal, "the greatest poet of Pakistan Reuter
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    THREAT TO NEW U.S. PLAN FOR PALESTINE
    237 11 THREAT TO NEW U.S. PLAN FOR PALESTINE LAKE SUCCESS, Apr. 21. Opposition from big cmd small powers threatened to kill the United States trusteeship plan tor Palestine m its infancy, a United Press survey shows. Resistance is expected to pile up from usually friendly sectors as well as from P.-as-
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    Hongkong Airport Under Fire By MP's
    169 12 LONDON. Apr. 22.— The assertion that aircraft COUld net land cit night at Hong Kong which wai "rather humiliating" wa« made m the House ot Commons yesterday b> Conservative member Alan I er.nox Boyd. tootlMf QMMAretiv*. W'« ham Teeling. sav 4 intor^a tional i.rcraft
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    HK Not To Show Jap Products
    78 12 HONGKOXC, APR. 22. A government spokesman today flatly denied a Tokio dispatch published here stating that the first exhibition of* Japanese products m any foreign country would be held m Hongkong m the middle (>f May. The dispatch which attributed the source as closely
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    RED DEFEAT IN ITALY "HISTORIC"
    118 12 LONDON. Apr. 22:— Mr. Winston Churchill. Britain's wartime Prime Minister, ck clare:! yesterday that Italy naci saved herselt for the cm e being from the Bolshevist dictatorship of Stalin Speaking at a Consefva- j tive conference here Churchill said: -The defeat of the Communists on
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    Songkhram's Policy Approved
    90 12 BANGKOK, APR. 22— The Siamese Parliament last night nassed a vote of confidence m the new Cabinet headed by Field Marshal Phibul Songkhram. The Assemblys vote came Tfter a graeliing seven-hour debate en the government's policy statement. Songkhram revealed m the fourse of the debate that foreign
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    NATIONALISTS QUIT YENAN
    34 12 NATIONALISTS QUIT YENAN N-VXK L 5& Uv Gov«j Oonmuaist i n-GouimuDist cawuj munists t N > Ucai, i.v spokesman au,M \m*XMUty no effect on SlV* emmenfs ant. r eamptifß. Co ni lt! '>t Reuter AAP
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    Malay, Share Quotations
    683 13 Iff 0 a«!M l m i I 1,0. f' N |O.M Pit- x #CO c Ltd i I 1 i S If 2 c <J I P■' p. rfi> If r T' I'ref. 22 8 '.4 0:6. 14 I Strut! 8t« ship 25.25 r '-"3 I Straits
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    Produce Markets Round Up
    155 13 •From Our Financial Corr.) Coffee was a firm market and quotations for Bali beans were inclined to harden. Black Lampong pepper eased $l to $111. The following were jrettef- day's quotations: RICE No 1 $90. Other qualities $48— 568. GLUTINOUS RICE: $50--s<ss. MEEHOON 'Rice Noodles). $55
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    CHURCHILL CALLS For UNITED EUROPE
    606 13 LONDON Apr. 21.— Winston Churchhl ;o,a, (ailed on E..T. ;-i \s peoples to "unite together to p-e. W< their freedom", and warned that there will never bo a ser-.e:; peace m Europe while Asiatic imperialists and Communist domination rule over tbc whole of cental and
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    MAre Meat For UK From Australia
    151 13 Sydney, Apr. 22.—Quei-ns-land meat authorities esti. mate that by the tnd of April beef processed for export to Britain will exceed by moro than 4.000 ton s the quantity treated for the British tradv m the first fdur months of 1947. Despite the recent
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    MARKET NOTES AND JOTTINGS
    72 13 J (From our Financial Corr.) The upcountry stock and proI duction figures became known lin the market yesterday and showed estate stocks at 22,828 tons, dealers 53,009 and ports 10.556, a total of 86.393 compared with 80,918 I month previously. The increase kl mainly accounted for
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    SHARES STEADY
    25 13 I the share mark«t \».-urr.a> maintained lU firrm r tttni though the VOttlflM tf rusi ness parsing Ml BB iUgMlj smaller scale. I
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    LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE
    185 13 LONDON. Apr- 21: —Active interest m todays lx-ndon stock markets remained 3t a low ebb with only desultory trading reported from all sections. The result of the Italian elections although pleasing helped only to the .xtent of holding the markets steady which might otherwise have drifted loser.
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    OFFICE-BEARERS OF M.S.A.O. (MALAYA)
    137 13 Following is the UH C;i office -beuiers of the Mala;/ Students' Aid Orgaui-ation. Malaya, for the year 3948: PreslderK: Mr Bidefc b. H. A Hamid, JP. Vice-Presidents The Hon'ble HaJJ-ah Zalnon binto Sulaiman; Dr. Md. Salleh b H- A. Hamid; -Mr. 'Abdul Manaf b. Buyong. Honorary
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    RUBBER QUIET
    69 13 The rubber market rttfed very steady throughout yt?« terday. Prices quoted Wl Kla^s should N H< fn v publk huildtopi an<i pnval« houses on 26th ApnJ m crh bration of Their Majeptiflt 1 ver Welding Buy*;.-- .S'.ller. No 1 May RSS 41 42A No. 2 May RSS «1J
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    Harbour Strike Sequel: Three Indians Jailed
    366 14 1 OK THREATENING A FELLOW SINGAPORE HAR HOUR HOARD WORKER WITH IN.HKY. BECAUSE THE MAN HAD ATTENDED HIS IM'TIES ON SCNHAY OURLSAMY AN S.H.H CRANK DRIVER WAS SKNTT' KD TO FIVK MONTHS* RIGCROI'S IMPRISONMENT B 7 THE FIRST DISTRICT JUDOF, MR. B. P.-SHANKJ' VI.::TERDAV.
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    WEIGHT-LIFTING COMPETITION
    85 14 WEIGHT- LIFTING COMPETITION I The Queen Boys' Cta* will be holdlrr iti Ist annual weight -lifting competition on Saturday at 7 p.m. at its premises. The competition will be nm according to Olympic rule* hjml regulation and the officials will consist c persons well knovm m M.J yun welpht-lift-Inp circles.
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    CLASS 2, 4 HOUSES FOR SELANGOR
    104 14 me seianjjjr Turf Club May Meeting will h he'd on Saturday. May I 1 Wednesday. May 19 and Satun! ly. May 22. Two runs are provided for Class 2 and i Horses. The j distances and stakes are Ist run 2n<! tun Stakes Horses
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    S.A.L.S.U. WINS
    141 14 In a return game of badminton played last Saturday t between the Singapore Admiralty Local Staff Union B.P. and the Milky-Way B.P. at the j I latter* court In Queen Street, the Singapore Admiralty Local Staff Union defeated the Milky Way Musical B.P. 5/2. Re- suits, S.A.L.S.U. players
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    JUNIOR B.P.
    79 14 The following players have been selected to rcpr^ent the Junior B.P. m lriendiy game of badminton tgairist the Flying Scar B.P. an Sunday, at 3.30 p.m. sharp Tho match will be played at' No. 7. Valley Road, consisting 61 four -singles and three thni- bios. Goh Ycng Meng.
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    695 14 Below i« the card for th* fir«t i H Cub Summer Meeting TonWrou I HORSES Clans 1 Div L I 01 2 Ascot Vale 00 Mr I jr. V-L UTs I 100 Christmas 8 KSftS; I 02 3 Victory March 810 MrS^H p I Art *~S
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    ROVERS TAKE THE LEAD IN DIV.1
    1921 15 r /MiVG/ AIRMEN DISAPPOINT SDMATRAN SOCCER TEAM DUE MAY 5 The Sumatra n norrer tram it due. to arriit >>n May I and toiii me*t the Malays the joUmeing day, at Jalan Be*i*r' oMSHMI, Chi Saturday. May H, tk> ntntor* m**<t the S.C.FJL., «*d
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    BALASIS TO MEET KING KONG AGAIN
    130 15 Con Balasis, the Greek wrestle., will moot the Hungarian. King Kong m a icturn battle at the Great World arena tomorrow night. When the pair Aral "came to grips" about throe weeks ago. Con dished out severe punishment much to tho giant Hungarian's dislike.
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    ORIENTAL B.P.
    113 15 The following will be selected to represent the Orients B.P agatnst the Bluebird B.F. m a. Bidminton Friendly ol 7 Men's tingles and 2 Men's Doubles to be played off on Sunday, the 25th Instant, at the above-mentioned party's court -situate at No. 36 Loronj "G" Telck Kurau
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    MALAYA TEAM FOR INTERPORT SOCCER?
    374 16 ME A PRESIDEXT ON LOCAL FOOTBALL fi From Our Own BffPOTfW KUALA U MIlK, April 22.— "The suggestion ti it Mal.i\ i should jmrticipitr m the Fur Eastern luterport football Competition is most uVridedly a 1 ry good thing and shouU! raise the Malayan stan"ftrd
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    24 16 Lim Joo Heng t« seev packing the orchid blooms which left Si«y<jp>'V yesterday <i# a gift to Their 3/ ijestics the Kmy arui Queen.
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    Baby Born In Jeep Not U. S. Citizen
    44 16 JrYankturt. Apr. 22. Unit- j States legal auti)or.t:<s injjrmca a German mocher to•iiy thtt the i.-ict ctuit her tuby was b-^rn m a United •■^at^s Army jeep did not cßftltle It to Anuncan citi- •'"nshir Reuter
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    RAPED 100 WOMEN
    32 16 Shimonos^ki. April 22. I lie Japanese police today arrested a thirty-year. old Japanese railway worker, who iuey charged with raping at "*aSt 100 worrit n sinp^ last Summer U.P.
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    China Olympic Players To Meet Combine d Singapore Team
    264 16 China Oly mpic Players To Meet Combine d Singapore Team TABLE TEAMS: By "CELLULOID 1 The Hon. secretary of the Singapore 1 able-Tennis Association, Mr. Chong Kow Thyc. told me yesterday that he intends organising a special tible. tennis match between the Malayan Chinese tabletennis team for the Seventh China
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    YEMEN SITUATION UNDER CONTROL
    49 16 Aden, Apr. 22. Reports reaching here today from Sana, capital of the Yemen, said that Seif-el-Islam Ahmed, the new ruler, appeared to have command of the situation there after the recent disorders and looting, during which a numb* r of refugees fled to Aden Reuter
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    SINGAPORE SENDS CONGRATULATION TO KING & QUEEN
    27 16 SINGAPORE SENDS CONGRATULATION TO KING QUEEN could tender to H and to HrrH,,,.,-, ,»■;"> Moj^tu m Smpaporr umd tktii h., l[t coHfintulations *m of p*r Mtin^ ireddm,)- M.
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    DAY OF PRAYER FOR ROXAS
    47 16 Manila. Apr. 22 President Quirino today set Sunday Apr. M 22 as a day of prayer for the H late President Manuel Roxas H Pope Pius sent Ul rondo enr s to the family of the m- m nino chief executive Reuter
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    Allen Cup Cricket: Rival Skippers Are Brothers
    151 16 When the 14th. annual inter -college cricket match for the Allen Cup commmc?s this af te rnoon, history nill be made m these tfrif for the 1 rival skippers, who ir 1 "IOM the coin" arr brothers M i C. Kaihimpathit of Raft
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