Morning Tribune, 26 April 1948

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    13 1 MORNING TRIBUNE vUL. 1. NO. 741. Series) (10 Ctnts) MONDAY, APRIL 26. 1948
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    GURKHAS GUARD
    75 1 EYLON ROOPS FJATcosfinsd TO\ i**** jjpb is PER X 25- 5 «r > J a y bj Oey- Lumpur t in .l 40 I r store an-i f m th.' (OWL. BnBrigadi- n S iya ivsrcej £i 5 Umpu. ut confined to i armed im mpeay Mar Road
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    Anzac Day Service At Cenotaph
    369 1 fTnk*»* Btafj Reporter). Amm Dn.i we* celebrated li ih» dfinitii in an iw-•rs-.si; i ponub "'ii 7 vt rrrce 1 f/io Cenofopfc pesti rdaii mmg. It wet thi Hnt ocMh i th* liberation laf Sill'/*/;, r. paid tnhutt i f/i» Aiwtroltax old .Voc en/W 0/
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    2 Deaths From Polio
    33 1 Of the twelve cases of poliomyelities (infantile paralysis) which have been reported to the Singapore medical authorities, two cases have proved fatal- one died on Saturday and one yesterday.
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    CIVIL AVIATION GROWS -IN IMPORTANCE
    298 1 CIVIL AVIATION GROWS -IN IMPORTANCE "T!> Government of the •lony should appre late the ■rtance ol th< work done by I Society of Licensed Airp Engineers to civil aviation realise the srrowini: import Nof civil aviation In the I m of the people of Singapore id the Fetation" This hopp
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    PLOT TO OUST CHIANG?
    401 1 PLOT TO OUST CHIANG? \AXK1NG, Apr 25. Wild confusion and disorder reign>*i in tho National Assembly this morning when loudlyinotmtino delegates clamouim\ for the continuation of thu Vice-President ml ehctums on learning that both Generals H Thung-jen and Cheng Chitn had tcithdrawn. As delegates chanted, "We want an election." the
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    As Near The Throne As Ever...
    258 1 As Near The Throne As Ever When Their Majesties go on their Royal tour of Australia and New Zealand next year, Princess Elizabeth will remain TENDON Apr 25. -Princess Elizabeth will sit closer i£PS of Britain when the rest of the Royal Family &i t. AusTralia 0 an^New Zea land
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    There's Still Some Of Them Left!
    72 1 MARSEILLES. Apr. it>. Camille Geis, sentenced to death for intelligence with the enemy. i cried m German "I am dying for my Fuehrer" just before he was executed by a firing squad here today. A Swastika insignia was pm--1 ned to his lapel. Geis
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    WAKE-UP!—AN APPEAL TO ASIAN WOMEN
    207 1 WAKE-UP!—AN APPEAL TO ASIAN WOMEN Narihtft on the tlor^tocorn P i f ,t, emancipa^ of Kaiava tr t hk lhe women r °*"P k pace with •WS V othf 1, Asian SOvahan. ,onR now S n *«^.i to fall i quietly ffwl Ictatior. rettv v. y% a country along the
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    ROXAS BURIEDin MARBLE TOMB
    413 1 MANILA. \pr. 25— Thr bod\ of the late Prenident Muni. I Koxatt wan laid to rent m a pink marble tomb at noon today In a ceremony that elima\ed a four- hour funeral proce*»lon through the sir.-, is of Manila. THK 111 Xl XI GAMS 10
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    SEDITIOUS LEAFLETS FOUND BY POLICE
    115 1 (Tribune. Staff Rryorter) Mr. B. M. B. OConnell, Deputy Commissioner of Police, told the Tribune last night that a large number of seditious leaflets m Chinese were found scattered about town yesterday. Two arrests were made. At 7 p.m. yesterday, a detective detained an ex-labourer
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    Better Control Of Food Sales
    353 2 AT A SPECIAL MEETING TO BE HELD ON APRIL THE SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL COMMISSIONERS WILL DISCUSS SOME PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO THE MUNICIPAL FOOD BY-LAWS SO AS TO PROVIDE FOR THE LICENSING OF ALL PREMISES WHERE FOOD is Prepared and sold for consumption on the PREMISES, INCLUDING
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    BOY, 13, WAS A "LITTLE MOTHER"
    171 2 For ill-treating his 13-yeai old son said to have been "the little mother" of a family of six children- William Martin, formerly of Hareioad, Northfield. Birmingham, was jailed for a month at Birmingham. The prosecution said the mother died last year. An N.S. P.C.C.
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    False "Prophet Elijah" Dead
    110 2 DURHAM. Maine. Apr. 25.— The man who claimed to be the Prophet Elijah and made a false prophecy that the world would end m 1907. is dead. Frank Weston Sandford (861 head of a religious societv known as the "Holy Ghost and Us", died m Massachusetts
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    "WE DID NOT:" ARABS REPLY TO CUNNINGHAM
    48 2 "WE DID NOT:" ARABS REPLY TO CUNNINGHAM IiEIRUT. Apr 25. Haifa's Chiel Justice. Ahmad Bay Alksnalll, acting aa spokesman for th<' Arab National Committee yesterday telegraphed to Az2am refuting Palestine Hie.h Commissioner Sir Aian Cunningham'a insinuations that a i ah provocations m Haifa resulted m the wish attack
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    US Planes Will Fly Orer Berlim
    103 2 BERLIN, Apr. 25. General Lucius D. Clay yesterday reaffirmed his promise that American planes would continue to fly m and out of Berlin despite repeated Soviet demands for strict curtailment of air traffic over the Russian zone. The Military Governor told a press conference
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    Asian Women
    208 2 fFKOM Page v STL" *2 ,er ot >vi i Kiren will *Z I.V lepen M our mou'4 and guidance Ir we fa-i our duty om off-sprui., will ha> nle aoi i our duty to todetj a« our duty tc God himself" Emphasising the need tor co operation between
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    REDS RECAPTURE NUNS. PRIESTS
    67 2 PEIPING April 2;-. r» foreign nun. and 30 prieste* prisoner by the cmmgf* Sienhsien since Novom;^ joyed a brief taste or when the Nationalists a tu nearby. sending the commune fleeing from that to^ Themiss.orun.^ v,ho.n five American. ttv< **> and two BMttah nana Jl back
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    VICE-PRESIDENCY OF CHINA
    38 2 Shanghai. Apri Ni lX; filtered through on on Sunday monnM c^. Chen Chien < r adqU art-Kai-shek's H erßl wtllannount deDt u al from the we J^ election race v. Assembly m< for the third U.P.
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    Political War In Haifa
    53 2 HAIFA, April 24 —The bullet battle for Haifa has ended but today a political battle between the Jews and Arabs la raginp:Arab leaders have ordered a complete evacuation of the city and the Jews realize it will be a terrific political defeat for the Jews if
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    STUDENTS PROTEST AGAINST SEARCH
    114 2 BHASOV I I .4 pp ■<• atudt nts of th> Fuhttn I'niv* rsity or firo-thhrdM <] th' school < ,i--rotmcnt stayed away }.<■.>> class* a \iestcrddy joining th' protest against the invasion "t th> •chool pr* viises by tli.c* hitherto unidt ntitied pewit's <n Wednesday. Th>
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    GOVT. SHOULD RECRUIT RAFFLES GRADUATES
    473 2 KUALA LUMPUR, April V is the centre for University „<«■„ i men and worm n with the tight tvn* and specialised training for adr, lie* or Government to, >.; into the Public Service- On the by the graduates ol foe British i This recommendation Is
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    Persia Ponders Post-War Problems
    449 3 Persia Ponders Post- War Problems S OUTSIDE HER COS I v. POSITION. iN A TIVE PART play of rotten m the ,ltr other ie- A SOVK t link .tlld irtng then I ISSR that ngnl a i Iftte'- .w its i i com* Nations after an esublish- soviet S ft
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    EUROPEAN UNION OF SOCIALIST STATES
    33 3 EUROPEAN UNION OF SOCIALIST STATES PARIS 2! Dele- tries met i closed Pes.- 1 < y< ~terP raft poeals for a Socialist tat- ?rcs ted were Un tria. Ger- tenmark, tserland. Holland Trieste. Reuter
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    24 3 r- r 24. -The Roman r. Z v to U aanl ft* rt sl r the northn.- f I Bremen Catho- hen an- Reuter
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    AMCJA-Putera Conference
    112 3 tot! of He. I I' I -iTTE-' Federal r '-mutions. two-day and pin point proE 1 aniaaI I n the Bridge '1 by de- i Nation-! ERA, the' '"nion. the! B, the, lon of, Trade Unions, the MPAJA Exservice Association, and the New Democratic Youth League. The meeting
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    DEMONSTRATION OVER MALAYA
    287 3 Vampire Flight r>F HWTLLAND VAMPIRE 111 JET PROPELLED FTC HTEP PILOTED BY F L. J. W. WILSON WHICH TcivJnFRCOING TRIAL AT R.A.F. STATION. TENGAH WILL GUeTsEWES OF DEMONSTRATION FLIGHTS In MALAYA DURING THE COMING 10 DAYS. Tomorrow Tuesday), the Vampire will take oft from Tengan at 9
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    Plea For Stranded Passengers
    63 3 Plea For Stranded Passengers SHANGHAI. Apr. 25. Delegates of family members of the passengers aboard the Wan Lee which ran aground off North Shantung coast on April 12 petitioned the Shanghai City Council yesteiday to uphold justice and urge the Foo Ming Steamship Company, owners of the vessel, to speed
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    Real War On In Greece
    98 3 Belgrade. April 24. -Col. Gen. Ivan Goshnjak. deputy Minister of National Defence told the parliament today that "a real war la going on m Greece'" as the Government announced 354 per cent, increase m its 19ls military budget. •'The foreign situation cannot be considered normal
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    GASPERI BEGINS TALKS
    71 3 Rome. Apr. 21. Signer Alcide De Gaspen. Italian Prime Minister 1 will begin talks with party leaders on the formation of a new goveminent on Tuesday, it was stated m political circles here today. The cabinet changes ar. expected to be few and leay. the party structure
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    Murder Charge: Chinese Freed
    428 3 MALACCA Plida) At* Jisng, B luitv-y >• old Liuchew Chinese, was i>quitted on a oharge of nanrdei without being called upon tor his defence at th»- Muai Assizes before Mr. JustinLa vi lie Mr. Mac Call conducted the ii of the piosecution and Mr C. S.
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    Japs Not In Berlin Axis
    99 3 Japs Not In Berlin Axis LONDON, Apr. 21. The Russian magazine "New Times" said the Soviet Union had legal justification for not drawing up Che peace treaty with Japan. according to Radio .vloscow broadcast tonight. The magazine charged that Secretary of State Marshall's written testimony, submitted at the Oshima trial
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    LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE
    156 3 LONDON. APR. 23. Throughout most sections of the London stockmarkets today, prices have remained fairly steady despite a reduction m the volume of business. Industrials, were firm under the influence of the publication of figures of leading industrial concerns; these figures showed substantial reserves. Speculative demand, although
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    Chinese Athletes From Indonesia
    57 3 SHANGHAI. Apr. 20. The Indonesian Chinese athletic team which arrived here by steamer yesterday to take part m the Chinese National Atnletic Meeting beginning next Monday began thiir training today to get "*^d to local condition Numbering nearly <>o the Indonesian Chinese delegation is ex pected
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      58 3 CLEARANCE SALE BOOKS. STATIONERY. CHILDREN'S GAMES Novell h a if below half pricfei Children's Books 20' to 60S discount. Dish Paper Doyley.^ j tf kes Serviettes, Crepe Paper, Children's Party Cards, Reporters' Other Note Books, 2555 Indexed Books, discount. Note Parjer, tfnvelqßes Pafls, Buy Cheap Now Save Your Money ORIENT
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    ROYAL SILVER WEDDING CELEBRATIONS
    202 4 LONDON. Apr. 24 The final arrangements for the silver weddjng celebration of the King and Queen have been completed On their drive on Monday to St. Paul's Cathedral they will be accompanied by Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh and Princess Margaret. The processional route
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    38 4 A cl*un-l**/gt\l. hard-workitui powerful draught horse, the Briiisn) P*'rchenm m the best friend a farmer am hace; U will week like a flnacJOf for hmg pervuts ahtr-ng haymnk,r*'j and luirrc.ittny. The Lrture shows a Champion British Perchenm Stallmn
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    SCOTTISH COMEDIAN LEAVES £44,000
    98 4 EDINBURGH. Apr. 24. The will of Will Fyffe, Scottish comedian, issued m Edinburgh, discloses that he left £44.000. The will is entirely m favout of his widow and family -one son and three daughters -except fishing gear which he left to an old friend who was
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    "Enemies Of Soviet Union" Party
    66 4 LONDON. Apr. 25.- Mr. Oswald Pirow. chairman of the South African New Order Movement, said yesterday that he and Sir Oswald Mosley intended to form a new political party to be known as the "Enemies of the Soviet Union." Mr. Pirow made his announcement before
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    Million $ Prize For Italian Red
    125 4 Million Prize For Italian Red Ron.f. April 24. Communist Liugi Prato. owner of a small ?hoe factory m Northern Italy tonight was named the winner of the government's totalvoto" lottery for guessing the outoome of the national election. A campaign worker for the communist front. Prato camo closest to predicting
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    Lightning Strikes Football Players
    174 4 ajiliiahal Ap Vor dicta oi death by muadven tuie were ICCOCded at A'uei «hot inquests on QMS Kenneth Jonn Hill. 25. of Tallow Hill, Worcester. -mi re. ano (Junnei Bertman David Boardley. IH. of Natland Koad Kendal. \\V<tmoi eland. who died afui being stiuck by Ugbtntni
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    SHIP IN DISTRESS HOAX
    125 4 PARIS. Apr. 24 Message.which flashed round the world today that the 3,159-ton Fiench steamship Saint Domingue was sinking m flames 13 miles off Kingston, Jamaica, were "definitely" a hoax, coastguard officials at Miami. Florida, said tonight. The owner confirmed iv Paris, that the vessel was safe
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    Austria Warns Yugoslavia
    76 4 VIENNA ADr 2» Secretary of the Interior Ferdinand Graf warned Yugoslavia today that Austria wdl meet with "armed force" any attempts to invade Southern Austria provinces of Oarinthia and Styria. Yugoslavia supported by the Soviet Union has laid claims to these provinces. Graf told a Peoples Party
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    SMUTS' POLICY FOR INDIANS AND AFRICANS
    91 4 Capetown, April 24. Premier Jan Smuts tonight outlined the Government party's stand on Indians and Negroes m South Africa. He forward 1. Extension further of rights and functions to native representative Council and other native bodies subject to the authority of the government and
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    THREE REP ARMIES LAUNCH ATTACK IN CENTRAL CHINA
    165 4 SHANGHAI. Apr 21—Thr.e different Chine* GjjM* Plat 3rme s sprang into action simultaneously J*^ Central China, opening large scale Operations i i > mattered area m Central ar.d Western Hupen Nationalist Government reports said tonight The new operation* app^ l ed to
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    Warm Tribute To US, China
    81 4 SHANGHAI. Apr. warm tribute to we j States for it* Wg^gS th' to the neody throu x world was P"' lJ b > of t» Hawkins. ir St. George^ Sonr.-^^i I addressing a large pay. [gathering on St >* p 1 Mr. Hawkins P»J Chinese
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      161 4 MONDAY'S PUZZLE CORIWt 1 SEASON SQIARE I An» SEVEN words about a festive of ■eason of the year are int nY, square Find the nght starting P l\" point, then go either acroL a over down, or up (never £> gonally, an i you will ftnd then, J? 8 'ad
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  • ROUND-UP OF CABLED NEWS FROM FAR AND NEAR
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      EXPEDITION LEADER'S ESCAPE FROM DEATH
      182 5 [The leader of the Austranan ann rvpelition into Arnhem Land (Mr. C P his life while getting through m od. r.roote narture of the Exoedton frrm •>,. Ie- Darwm waa delays! until the .IthouKHJ j(- of lhe normal wer seas n the party experienced 24
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      41 5 Lyrp LORADO, Apr. achooiof r st m h,,rV s md hslrj rmitrars Ito called to notoua the 8 J] Ll ere si Ik v. P''*'^j tchinaon ntilv da i from room kea* 50l •■..> invaaion I'l l the ;>> the nvltan U.P.
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      ADMITS GUILT
      90 5 Hpadi 21 Hil Egj Hahn. an A I m girl on alfo: i spii tnged her ato or.' of ii ty afU r iteing am i letter m which she had Rd her sister In Austria to nd ii 11 I poi I "coniter.t Brltl h larters," TanI
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      APPROVED
      18 5 I LONDON. Api The il on an■need tonight 1 I ,\ir fcty B an rv for U.P.
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      EARTH CLUE TO COFFIN'S AGE
      163 5 EARTH CLUE TO COFFIN'S AGE Hem D"hi. April 24. A cod Of eartii, a few cubic Inches m vc'.'-r.ie. might throw freak li^ht en tae undent Parappa etTthaailoa of the int-.s- Valley, as a rsf dt o! investigations now m MOajresi at the Indian Forest Real jp'i Institute. Dehra Dun.
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      U.S. READY TO GO TO WAR WITH RUSSIA
      176 5 MIAMI. April 23. Rear Admiral Elba N. Zacharias of the I'rtited States Navy, retired Raid m a Miami Daily News interview, that "our count! y with three secret weapons is ready to u r o to war with Russia any day of
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      PAINTINGS GIFTED
      76 5 Nanking. April 24. -The immemorial bonds, cultural and spiritual, linking India and China were highlighted at a historic ceremony recently when Mr. K. P. S. Menon. who has just relinquisned his appointment as India's Ambassador to China, made a gift to the Chinese Government on behalf cf the
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      A GOAL SAVED—EASILY
      16 5 A GOAL SAVED— EASILY 11 snv* during the match between the Chin* sc Athletics and the
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      BRITAIN LEADS INDIA
      176 5 HARROGATE. YORK- SHIRE. April 25:— India's i chances of beating Great Britain m the first round of the European zone Davis Cup tie appear to rest on the first of the final two singles matche s today, m which Dilip Bcse. the Indian Number '*'<>. meets Tony
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      Plea To US. To Help End Dutch Blockade
      168 5 Plea To US. To Help End Dutch Blockade WASHINGTON. Apr. 24.— An appeal for Ameri(an co -opera* ion m ending "the Dutch naval blockude of Indonesia- wis made by Dr Tjoa Sin Jen. a member of the InJon?sian delegation to the Security Council, m a memorandum to the State Department
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      Western Hemisphere Colonies
      58 5 BOGOTA Apr. 24 Th» Pan-American Conference here has con«lemne.l the existence of colonies m the Western Hemisphere and voted to create a special commission t: investigate peaceful means of dissolving them. The commission will bo composed of representatives of each of the 21 American Republics. It is
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      Surprise In Chinese Vice-Presidential Ballot
      68 5 NANKING, Apr. 21 Li Tsui ?-jen, m a surprising upset, led on the first ballot for vice president of China yesterday, outstripping the favourites, Dr Sun Fo, Cheng Chen and Yti Yu-jen. Li had 751 votes, Sun Fo ha<! 559, Cheng Chen polled 522 an.l
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      STILL GOING
      33 5 GIBRALTAR. Apr. 23. The U.S. aircraft-carriers the Valley Forge and the Rendova. escorted by three destroyers, sailed today for Norway on the continuation of their round the world goodwill cruise. U.P.
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      TIME BOMB
      36 5 ROME, Apr. 24. Police reported today a defective time bomb exploded last night m the premises of the Yugoslav Government Documentary Exhibit building downtown Rome causing only slight damage. No one was injured. U.P.
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      THREE-POWER TRUCE TEAM
      84 5 Lake Success, April 21. The Security Council has adopted by eight votes, with three abstentions a United States resolution calling foi a three-power commission to supervise true negotiations In Palestine. The commission will consist of the French, Belgian and AmeriCSn Consuls m Jerusalem. Their function will be
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      India After Gandhi
      244 6 A tranquillity seems to have descended upon India since the death of Gandhi, and he world ffl wondering whetherthe tragic clafavb of its grea f leader has ae'ed as an effective antidote against the virulent poison of communaiism. Bui. this does noi mean that an exhausted India
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      Anarchy of Mind
      153 6 The challenge to Indian unity is coming from another quarter. The Congress is spln'mg in'o Right and Left wing factions. At the recent municipal elections m Bombay 'he resui-s revealed that there was a strong move to the Left a* the expense of the orthodox Congress Party.
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    Work Of A l7th Century Plumber
    92 6 Excavators working at the corner of Limy ham St. and Great Portland St mam, n Bt .unearthed some wahr pipes made from wood, which are believed to dat c fro V tk Utt Century. Th, water pipes are fashioned out of oak tree trunk*
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    How China Will Spend U.S. Aid
    966 6  -  THOMAS ALDEGUER -REBUILDING CHZMU By SHANGHAI Plans for China's economic recovery and industrial and agricultural rehabilitation are likely to be given top priority m "the utilizaton by the Chinese Government of the $460,000,000 aid provided this country under the recently enacted United States I
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    Around The Town
    936 7  -  VERA ARDMORE •WITH IL ciub i lab !n i I *d I. led that all trti and there i abs lutely no prlee oi adraissl nat all. I< cove: foe! c nskh rable a Jts, th y n patr ns nit :v. gi Q( USly for s,
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    He Trusts—His Elephant!
    24 8 He Trusts— His Elephant! m mom. tHAwm tB&mxt%. *%&&m s**h* «*ad' i 3ESfe^-* r^ TB*Ss& ?0* ?K* a^^^S^aW^Jasiaai fits i M& m?sm mn ?m
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    BAN DEMAND ON SOVIET PAPERS
    92 8 FRANKFrRT. April 24.— Newspaper publishers from the British zone of Germany and the British sector of Berlin demanded a ban be put on sale of Soviet-licensed newspapers m the Western zones of Germany, the German News Agency DENA announced today. The demand was made during
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    S'HAI READY FOR MAY DAY
    122 8 SHANGHAI. Apr. 26. The approach of May Day, traditional occasion for demonstrations by Communists the world over, finds the Shanghai city authonties watchful and propared but at the same tinv 1 doubting there will be any sonous incidents. Mayor K. C. Wu told United Press
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    40 8 SHANGHAI. Apr 24 Mr Quentin Roosevelt, grandson of Theodore (Teddy) Roosevelt. U.S. President m the first yeais of the century arrived today m Shanghai to take up his duties as Vice President and Director of the China National Aviation Corporation.
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    A Mare Wins After 46 Years
    35 8 Loading m Mr J Proctor's "Sheila's Cottage" after the finish of th* Grand National at Aint ree. This is the first mare to vu y tn for 46 gears.
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    A ROOM STAGE A
    225 8 A ROOM STAGE A Ems 1)1 I .ppearin? tribune Tribun* I 3PP»' Ua I T.-ibuns IK-part- per copy j HAMBURG A,. 24 many, if not m the whole World "h?" Hamburg. ria nai tx*n Its audu-nce i s limited t 50 nii_ I on small stools and the entire th
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    70 8 The Hague, Apr m ternstional Court «M toy concluded pub^ on condition! ofjtj membership oi the sw lions and the p»«J io^cedit^pra its opinion about t» Msy h Publi. hearinpj Thursday, tjj*g b y havngju»e4Mjy sory opinion on bers entiUrfJ tions i"' members t W Thli ar— Unions ;\„>
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    RADIOS FOR EXPORT
    106 9 7- i Bi fiefl Ra<Ho Industry has decided not to hold a Radii, \,n this gear m order that manufacturers man en- upon their export programme which forging .nth ores! success. The export target of £1 n >,* industry by Sir Stafford Crimps vt* passed .n Debet
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    Choir 'Downs' Hymn Books
    194 9 LONDON. Sixteen ttmu i All Saints choir, N.. base downed be >:s hi y they Will strlKt untlj ::.i Vicar, the Rev. F. y. ...y. apologtaea to them. I übl< began after the i rformance of "The C: i cif*xi< i." on Good Friday. E rganist
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    ANZAC DAY IN BERLIN
    62 9 BERLIN. Apr. ft -Fourteen j generals tonight attended a rei ception to celebrate Ansae Day given by Brig. Gen. F. G. Gallegan. Chief of the Australian Military Mission m Benin. Maj. Gen. Nevjl Brown John, Deputy British Military Gcverj nor, and representatives of the j Canadian.
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    19 9 »-aaeed photograph of Chief Andrew. M "*0 post m the Parramutta stake at Wentw th F '>k London.
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    WIFE WAS PLAY-ACTING SUICIDE. SAYS JUDGE
    214 9 JwatJes. wmm m- a Boet4 1 ft the Div. re Cottrl three ■o-ctl i pti bf thi I *'a.s that It wa# v t actlni lh«.re were c both alleging croell by 1 ;G<oige r. Dai isi \\> street. Bel rj I la and
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    £25,000 HAUL BY BLUFF
    143 9 LoMkn. A t2:>.000 vanishing ac: oi the Gloucester to xi load was being inve UfTSted I-.- Kootla-d Yard. A torn driver phoned an employer of h Cardiff road haulage firm en Wednesday night Claiming ihat he was a driver of a St. Aihane transport concern. •vu
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    23 9 N;:W YORK, APR. 24. Ben Whitaker*! "My Request" won the 40.000 Wood Memorial today. The race is thr traditional pre-Kcntucky Dcrbq test U.P.
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    Shortest Session
    51 10 BERLIN, Apr. 23. The Allie.l Kommandartura met foi five hours m Berlin today. The session, one of the shortest on record was described as "quite friendly." The agenda included a Russian demand that the Berlin City Council should not be used as a foi urn for anti-Russian propaganda.
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    31 10 LONDON. Apr. 24. Sir Gopalaswami Ayyangar and Sir Girja Shankar Bajpai. Indian delegates to the ITnite-I Nations during the four months' conference on Kashmir, arrived by air m London today. Reuter
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    INDONESIA WANTS BLOCKADE LIFT
    17 10 INDONESIA WANTS BLOCKADE LIFT Dr I j pn k til turns to oh H. "brougl 4 U.P.
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    WANT TO QUIT GERMANY
    35 10 WANT TO QUIT GERMANY FRANK h j i cial re< hundre Is and (1.. I man;. to gel y paa An A. 2 800 1 i ed th it return I 'ntted I now. U.P.
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    40 10 ELSF. Cam Apr. 'Jl a meadow ej sion rock Standard plant hei Fire broke ■tassel itely aad the sky I i lea areaai streets re, _j blocked v I Uce agl l iesiden:.~ I '.floors. U.P.
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    33 10 SHANGHAI w 24 I tin Roosevelt ,:an<ison of famed "Teddy' RooaFieftll ed here by Pan Anencanpl today to aatui tse post Vice-Presl mt md Direct* the Chic National Avd Coi point." U.P.
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    28 10 I BOGOTA Ai. Zl P minary »i m *J Aroericar E I estimal ea caua the Apr. I J tlonary 1600,000 aome 22 troye 1 amailei U.P.
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    22 10 PEJPI tepp«( Red area -.0 Jehol pi from < ",<'.'•■' n I to the N I new Mukde I the Ch U.P.
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      201 10 Comic*: EatelflftlVc to I lie Mo riiiii" Tribune "RUCCLES" v V l fi PiV^ 1 f t£# H'UWGMFUS* 1 %i tor Cf ROAD /jVftz/A BEEN HERE AS "3-*—^ J iL -^-a* 8 "W^akf t HMD W PUSH IT A '«> /S fiji MW <&r HEPS -/hw OVfT LONG AS I
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    FAME is the SPUR
    1960 11 H .^waRD SPRING'S famous novel serialised for s tX- readers by MCEL BALCHIN who wrote the j m screenplay for the Boulting Bros' film"^ I r„sot t' ,l,aran,l l".', I lh« aaar t „,n\«'rs;«t»(>n ggasaeswrvi Jto BMavor and Ms AMjrW- uiih Hadf distin- the Right 1
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    482 11 ipoh. Apr, 23 The Committee expects i i more buck Ini ith N< >v Hospital m Kamtoar Road 1 1 tinning ol 1949 and to rate rapitji sum required tor the re-equipment of *he liospial. which It anticipated a, noi lens than $30,000."
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    66 12 I LONDON, Apr. 24.- The first 1 civil servant to be suspended j under the British Government's recently announced-anti-Com-munist "purge" is a young woman private secretary of a Cabinet Minister, Miss Ann George it was reported today. Miss George ia understood to have been placed on special leave with pay
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    100 13 The rubber market was quiet on Saturday with little business passing. Prices quoted were FRANKFURT. Apr. 24. Hermann Treffz. author of the N T azi pamphlet "Winston Churchill—the Greatest Criminal" was sentenced today by a denazification court to 150 days of state labour and forbidden to other than
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    972 13 Buoyant Week In Share Markets (From a Market Correspondent, Malayan markets exhibited marked buoyancy and did ?wxi business during a w. ek when port labour cased work and then- -am B one-day general strike Wllll clear Coni munlstic manitestations But operators financially and vocally expressed their conn den<v m the
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    WASPS WIN SEVEN-A-SIDE RUGBY
    165 14 WASPS WIN SEVEN-A-SIDE RUGBY LO Hl>o N. Apr Wasp' won th- a-wd ruajb) toiirnsnarnt at T\ ham today besting Hsrleqyini by 14 points loft. fi. Wo played a big part m the W I uaccess, aoortng two tries against London Weteu la U* aeanl thai, and two asjsc SgUUSUt HarU
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    PLANES FOR CHINA'S AIR FORCE
    52 14 SHANGHAI. Apr. 25. —The n=t two C/ 46 transport air planes of a group of 150 purchased by the (asaauue Air Force from American surpJo? status m the Pacitic ar^a arrived m Shanghai yesterday afternoon. American crews CeSTteO the aircraft to Shanghai from the United
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    S'PORE RACES: CARD FOR SECOND DAY
    1049 14 Balasj is ths owd us" dujr ot th^ Singapore r Mi Club aseettng on April M Horses— Class I— lHx I—7 J -'urs. 1 Sdiih K>le X Hobhs 2i 0 Grand Prix II 901 Mr Tar. >tm Chua Sullivan SSI Rcsewells Boy 8.10 Mr
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    166 14 With some local transac- tions taking place for black Lampong pepper on Saturday, sellers have marked up their quotations slightly. Coconut Oil was better at $76 fob. The follow.ug were yesterday's quotations RICE No. 1 $90. Other qualities $48— 568. GLUTINOUS RICE: $50— $65. j MEEHOON (Rice
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    TEAK GAS DISPERSES INDIAN WOMEN
    67 14 Bezwada. Madras. Apr. 24. -Police used tear gas to disperse a women's procession and arrested some 30 demonstrators tonight when about 150 women belonging to the Communist wing of Andhra Mahila Sangham women's association) defied- a 30-day I I ban on meetings and proces- sions
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    33 14 j SHANGHAI. APR. 25.— The actual population of Shanghai j is estimated well above 6.000,UOO instead of the official fig--1 ure a of 5.000,000, according to the Central News quoting: competent sources.- Reuter
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    1771 15 ftgjfi Mars Annual Cricket Match 1 Inter-Collegiate Cricket match c and Medical College ended m pper-hrothers. M. C. Kailasaba%r'V nd M C. Umapathy (M.C.U.) deci--11 ,X nih€ three-day fixture when a heavy '"/n'V, after Raffles College had declarj fogs closed for 61 runs after losing
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    71 15 Third Division Soccer Match Jalan Sultan beat Telok Blangah by one goal m a Third Division League socc< I match played at Geylang yesI terday. Anothei Third Division game between Bukit Timah and the Naval Base was not playI ad. Inter League Soccer The Jalan Sultan XI defeated the Telok
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    32 15 Athens, April 25. Nine passengers were killed and nionthan 70 injured when a truck belonging to the American Aid Mission collided with the Atn-cns-Patras train east of Patias m the Pfleponnesc. Reuter
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    293 15 Only the finalists of the junioi events m the Singapore 1 Badminton Association's ani nual ton i i.aments will be proBauted to the senior ranks, retrospective from the UM7 championships. This was decided at the annual general meeting of the Singapore Badminton Association which was held at
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    186 15 (Tribune Ptaff Reporter) DUE TO THE LARGE IN- CREASE IN MEMBERSHIP.! THE FINANCIAL POSITION j OF THE CHINESE SWIMMING CLUB AT THE END OF 1947 WAS SATISFACTORY. THE EXCESS OF IN- COME OVER EXPENDITURE BEING $24,986. This was revealed at the 33rd annual general meeting of the
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    517 16 THE WHOLE OF YESTER >AY MORNING AND WELL INTO THE AFTERNOON BUKIT BATOK, THE HILL OFF THE STH MILE. BUKIT TIMAH ROAD. RESOUNDED TO THE ROAR OF MOTORCAIS A N D MOTORCYCLES WHICH TOOK PART IN THE HILL CLIMB CONDUCTED BY THE SINGAPORE MOTOR CLUB.
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    76 16 (Tribune Staff Reporter) The Indian driver of a motorlorry was seriously injured yesterday afternoon when his vehicle ran into a trolley bus cable post near the 4th milestone, upper Serangoon Road. The right front portion of the lorry was smashed. The driver is m hospital.
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    68 16 JERUSALEM. Apr. 2," The- Hedg dtp's Jens prayed m thojr homes yeste rday as the Passore-r, or the Spring Festival a/ Thanksgiving, began m ominous quiet. There BPUB only aUUUUSSSBBI snipper fire, but overte>nes of tear mmblem through the ceremonies. The re is no praying at
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    158 16 Sparkling tennis was serv- cd. particularly by Chin Kee Onn and J. L. Clarke, m the course of a series of tennis matches played between teams led by Mr. L A. Alsagoff and Dr. Chan Ah Kow, at Chansville tennis court. Mountbatten Road, yesterday. Mr. AlsagofTs team won
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    717 16 TABLE-TENNIS GOSSIP By "CELLULOID I ALL AKRANGKMENT8 HAVE FOB THK SEVENTH CHINA NATIOVAr "N'AUfcH (JAMES TO BE HELD IN SHANO.1AI (T V I INCLUDED IN THE -ON riNOi^T A I A1 I AYAN CHINESE TABLE-TENNIS ST\ Rfl Y'"' A I MENS SINGLES CHAMPION OF BINGaPO^ i*" I
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