Morning Tribune, 29 April 1948

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    MAY DAY PLANS CALLED OFF
    177 1 MAY DAY PLANS CALLED OFF (TnIHH.. Importer > L pw Malay** ledera.of Trad- I n»«n. issued a I:: |au i ».t nißht int- ill unions that rUi^ >l:.v 1 rally i „r toll n orf ;!,v ..<:.<• 'Ml bMMW Cov^rnm' nt'«* »-m against r h fr|fbf»tt( UN mii I-iil»»»ur I,
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    China's Largest Warship Here
    58 1 (Trih-un, Stall ReportlV) ■JJ 1 Mn K a|»«,r,. hiim "•jpmei irainin X m the Chi-' >:N »\>. urived In Stegaporv m jrntcrdaj moratag on 1 "'^n.5M,.,,,,, r,pair and jnytag vmel, Auint AUfhaL oi Jhina Ship.; 2 I to be the [T waral »ip afloat. lZ:' B
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    ARMED RISING on MALAYA FRONTIER
    103 1 ARMED RISING on MALAYA FRONTIER BANGKOK. *PR. 27 VMES^ PO'.K'K AND ANTI-CRIME SQI'ADS TOD > V w\OBH AN ALLOI'T CVMI'AIGN AGAINST THE GUERILLA BANDS WHO STAGED AN ARMFM fm-»*mjja K*ZAR THE SIAMMALWA FRONTIER TOWN OF BIJNOEI OOLOK, ACTORDING TO LATEST OFFICIAL DIBPATCHEI RECEIVFD HERE TONIGHT. The dispatches which described the
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    Fresh Registration Of Workers
    627 1 NEW MOVE By S.H.B CONSIDERABLE KBBPOAB4 WAS REPORTED YESTERDAY TO THE SINGAIORE HARBOUR BOARDS NEW MOVE. CALLING FOR A FRESH KEGISrRATION OF HARBOUR WORKERS. A LARGE Nt MBER OF FORMER EMPLOYEES REGISTERED THEMSELVES KSTERDAY. ►«WWl'**- < "T^? r 1 Mr. P. A. T. Chrimes. the j
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    OLYMPICS: ANOTHER CHANCE FOR SUNDRAM
    165 1 ten K. I ttar, r to per, .l.snnual B.R.C. it thai Fti moved ■< him. two runners selected to pace him, icere men 'ho would be able to cover their respective distanct-s within 2 if seconds. Sundram snid that he favoured tht paaang as the
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    A VOID CROWDS, PUBLIC TOLD
    435 1 POLIO: FOUR MORE CASES FOUR MORE < asks OF POUOMYEUTU W I R E NOTIFIED TODAY. BRINGING JHi: TOTAL NUMBER OF CASKS TO 'J.Y THE CASES REPORTED Today COMPRISE ONE MALAY CHILD, ONE CHINESE CHILD, AND two EUROPEAN ADI LIS TWO OF THEM BEING KESI
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    Worcester Lose 4 For 163
    96 1 LONDON, Apr 28.— 1n their opening match against Worcester today, the Australian tour ists had taken four Worcester wickets for 163 at the tea interval. The score at lunch time was 113 for I, Cooper and Lindwall having pulled the game round alter the county
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    Health Officers To Track Down Small-Pox Cases
    200 2 HOUSE'io-HOUSE VISITS PLANNED (Tribune Staff Importer) THIRTY SANITARY INSPECTORS ON THEIR ROYAL SANITARY INSTITI T TE COURSE HAVE KEEN SUMMONED BY THE SINGAPORE HEALTH AUTHORITIES TO APUIBT IN THE MASS VACCINATIOKB OF SEVERAL THOUSAND PEOPI E AND CONDI VT A HOI'SE TOH(>rSE SK\RCH
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    T.B. VICTIM'S SUICIDE
    168 2 TiiUiculosuj and insonuua diseases with which he was i aiTlicted robbed him of cv» iv pleasure N Htft. Pi much so that ho was more than willing to die. He uv i lieved that he would 1h» much happioi m the next wot Id. Those were the
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    Back Pay Still A Live Issue
    238 2 The annuul report of the Singapore Civil Service Associ- at ion for 1917 states that the question of back pay is still a live issue. It is expected that this matter will be discussed at its annual general meeting tomorrow. Some members of the
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    HAPPY QUEEN ELECTION STARTS
    79 2 Voting for the Happy Queen' started last night at tne Happy Cabaret. Each dance coupon represents one vote, and the ounce hostess receiving the largest number of votes will be elected 'Happy Queen' on the night of May During the 'election' week the cabaret is putting
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    DEATH
    27 2 Charles \V. Latccstar, lor.m -'y f<»t the r.\V.l>. sintenpor... di,,l I Hi his residents, No. ,H2O Tye Stag VUlhr.., on 25th April, 11*48, aped lit years.
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    TUITION
    36 2 Mercantile Institution 1 209, Queen Street, Phone 237 -'Judy m your spare timeShorthand: (Pitman and <'regg) Hook- Keeping: Fie meiitary and Advance Prac t'cal English: Elementary Intermediate and Advance •Mathematics eoaeb.es fot any public exam.
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    CHINESE WARSHIP HERE...
    248 2 CHINESE WARSHIP HERE. {FROM PAGE ONE) lin Singapore, Dr. Wu Pak Shin^ paid the Aumee a visit. She was the former Amc.i--i can tanker, Maumee, built m 101-1. and presented to the Chinoss Navy m 1946. During the war. she served m most of Urn important battle theatres, and is
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    S.H.B.L. U. Rules: Seem Balk Voting Clarified
    712 2 Mil. A V. RAJAGOPAL. SBCRKTAI^ •th TMu GAPORE FEDERATION OF TRADE L'NIOkL wi Sly LICIZEJ). IN THE ABSENCE OF Mil V! j«' iJjS STATEMENT PURPORTING ro KMAN'ATi it m, LATTER IN REPLY TO MR. HARRY'S CRITK'ISV Hj DICTATORIAL ACTION IN CALLING THI stptw
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    Unusual Film, And Unusual Theme
    299 2 Unusual Film, And Unusual Theme "Mine Own Executioner' the Anthony Kimmim production presented by Alexander Koidi. is a picture that will long oe remembered foi the unusual theme which it follows, centra- Using the figure of I psychiatrirt round whom the story is woven. The treatment of the plot, the
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    S.C.S.A. MEETING
    14 2 The annu-.i I of theSin^r .'U:.:;. Association *U I Club prrmi- I
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    Grave Risks To Peace: May Day Procession Ban Explained
    761 3 r,ibun*> Stuff Rr porter* NSYVER TO THE SINGAPORE FED.,,'i'NION'S THREAT TO DEFY GO'I VH" N AKD HOLD A PUBLIC PROCESSION M AY DAY. THE SINGAPORE GOVBRNn SATt ,Tv BANNED ALL PUBLIC MEETINGS Wrtig] .^THROUGHOUT THE ISLAND ON THFREAFTER UNTIL FURTHER [AY
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    BUSMEN ROBBED
    57 3 The conductor and the driver of a private omnibus and two passengers were robbed of two watches and a total of $107 m cash shortly after 7 p.m. on Tuesday. The bus was plying on the Paya Lebar Changi route and the hold-up occurred at the 12 milestone
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    SUIT SETTLED
    54 3 An action rought by Hee Ah Kan w against Tan Geok i Chuan claiming damages for wrongful cutting down and des- troying of plaintiff's crops, m!- eluding 400 banana trees, 12 coconut trees and 200 sugar canes m ilpper Serangoon Road, was settled before Mr. Justic Jobling m
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    SINGAPORE BAR COMMITTEE
    56 3 Tin following have boen ■Mted to be the Bar rornmittcr foi the Colon} of Singapore for the war 1948 Mr. J. C. CohMt (Chairman). Mr. E. R. Kwk. Mr D. K. Walters. Mr. N A. MhIIhI. Mr. C.C. Tan. Mr. Ahn.id bin Mdhamed Ibrahim, Mr. R Bo.<-wo!l.
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    MEDICAL COUNCIL
    76 3 The follow) n<; appointments i to \ho Medical Council of the' Colony of Singapore and of the Fwloration of Maliya have been nadc Dr. Khoo Peng Sen* 'm pbn of Dr w. Evans Pr I Heron r.-appointed). w. M A Gabriel (m place of! r»r Wu Uen Teh),
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    ARMED ROBBERY
    28 3 A Chinese poultry dealer livy ta THuk Kurau was robbed >r W25 m CM h by four com patriot^ on Tuesday night. pistol riM<l l witn
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    FINNISH POLICE PREPARED
    335 3 ,v,..,; 1 'row had been rielsson, the Commander, tta,™ ;ertain preownn c Within SSsS e> *W rolice M, (i J propa.ed." Uia v ltll wrda of cet00v,,;,i uch as the had been wS;:: to s ay s were takof Com. jwin^ the Go*, terday afikely that the,,
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    St. Johns Ambulance To Be Reformed
    267 3 The Malayan Association of the Order of the Hospital of St. John of i.iiih.ilotii one of the oldest orders of Chivalry |[n Kiitam w.iv founded m Mvi laya m Iftt and the Brigade ■»n 1938. the latter being ab- sorbed m the Medical Auxiliary
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    ALIENS NATURALIZED
    74 3 The following aliens have been granted Certificates of Naturalization by His Excellency the Governor with the approval of the Right Honourable the Secretary of Btatc for the i Colonies, and their Oaths of i Allegiance have been register|ed m the Colonial Secretary's! I Office during the month of
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    CADET OFFICERS
    77 3 The following have boon granted Honorary Commissions i as Cadet Officers of the Volunteer Forces by H.E. the riovernor of Singapore: Mr. J. Thong Sing Ching Cadet Captain; Mr. John Le Prevost Cadet Captain; Mr. Thnram Singh Cadet Lieutenant; Mr Kwhi) Sai Keong Cadet Lieutenant. While waiting for
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    Claim for Possession Of Carpet
    153 3 A civil suit, which was put/ down for hearing before the Chief Justice. Mr. Justice Mvi ray-Aynsley. m the High Court yesterday m which the plaintiff, A. M. Pearson is claiming possession of a caipet from Peking Co., was adjourned for a date to be
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    VETERINARY SCHOLARSHIPS
    62 3 Scholarships for veterinary training m fndia or the Unite*' Kingdom have been offered to students m th«- Federation of Malaya. Qualifications requited are the Cambridge School Certificate "at a Icvol entitling hini to exrntption from the London Matriculation examination, pre ferably with genera! science ft one Of the
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      73 3 IB Robert Lom/Strnmns IJVKB AGAIN! I*7* _W^ Tor Ike «irs« NMi on »h<- Two K night n moiinti'd on galloping n(i>»mK igMteg with Stt'(>l-tfp|M'il lillH'l'H. CAPITOL SAT, MIDNIGHT. Special Sale for 2 Mtfti only Evening (iowns Beautiful Sequins Af Headed designs. Original Price IllMi *13» Tn Clear $I3».«0 70 Afiernoon
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    Paddling Their Own Canoe!
    50 4 Litth Rui/wontl Soh rctn- tn> npputrs t> AmM the ability of thur skipper, Cfinstu Tin iriijhtt, whilt Mn'Witi t€O tnts to MJMMfI th <. iUt.t Uif "uu Ml ffc .>«»/ 4 t hiKit." A MWM nt t)i» <ivi MiimbUu Club /.one nt Art r B nnc
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    U.S. Synthetic Production 'Club To Hold Prices Down'
    308 4 U.S. Synthetic Production 'Club To Hold Prices Down' WASHINGTON, APRIL 2s, INFORMED SOURCE'S SAID TODAY COLONIAL RUBBER PRODUCERS PROTEOTED AT A MEETING OF THE INTERNATIONAL RUBBER STUDY GROUP AGAINST WHAT THEY CLAIMED WAS THE UNITED STATES ACTION IN USING ITS HUGE SYNTHETIC RUBBER PRODUCTIO.\ POTENTIAL AS A CLUB OVER THEIR
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    Mystery Deaths In Hawaii
    119 4 MANILA. Apr. 28. The Philippine Consul General to Honolulu. Modesto Farolan. revealed mysterious deaths among the Filipinos m Hawaii and urged the Philippine scientists to help determine tho cause. He said 40 such deaths had been recorded and m all cases the Filipinos died between midnight
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    Claims Against Ex-Enemy Countries
    205 4 Claims Against Ex- Enemy Countries British owners of property m Italy. Hungary. Rumanir md Bulgaria. aie informed ;hat provision li made m Urn Peace Tieaties with those countries for the return of Tnited Nations property to it> owners within six months of the date of the coming into force of
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    36 4 SHANGHAI. APE. 28. The Ministry of Economics announced today it Was considering taking steps to stop the Southward migration n' industry from the manufacturing centres of Tientsin and Shanghai to tht British colony of Hongkong.- U.P.
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    MOVE TO STOP RING DEATHS
    239 4 LONDON, Apr. 27- American hrv ilcs. perturbed by the number ol dM bouis m the ring;— there have been litics m the United Sta-es this ye ir l for schemes whereby rlns trace* s:^ In their i mmty La.-t >„-:. 1 rm> w. ealeulated t
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    AMERICA'S GREATEST PROBLEM
    126 4 WASHINGTON. Apr. 28. Secretary of State George C. Marshall said the greatest problem facing the United States is the development of a consistent foreign policy. He made thr statement to a meeting of the United States Chamber of Commerce here m the first speech since his return
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    Stalin "More Ruthless Than Hitler
    145 4 WASHINGTON. Apr. ?7. Former head of the Office of Strategic Services Maj. Gen. William J. Donovan, writing m the May Atlantic Monthly, urged the United States to stop Russia's subversive tactics He said he did not believe >v:>r was inevitable but "only ;iow m America
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    Gen. Bradley Lashes Out At' Communism
    79 4 Gen. Bradley Lashes Out At' Communism NEW YORK APR GenenU Omar N. Brag -ailed Communisn the fallows on which fi I h f F n tho nat et B Europe." Cf The Army s! niMle the stete: t intpij pared addr< 1 nn r f tho Nationa eraztne Pub!:- He
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    Conscription Plan For U.S.
    62 4 Washio ii plan for con* tttd .0 IS-vrar-oltl-- itt ni- the* United SI ed Servto jday. S Mr. Jain X n ntn taiv 0/ Pi 1 Arm v Royal. Secret 1 Ii and Major it I Hershcy, out private m• mittee. TH.y P 1 161.000 y
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    RAQ JOINS IN WAR ON JEWS
    766 5 LIVIM OF < ABLED FBOM K\R \x» XKAR j LirO \i, 27.— Iraci has agreed to give r „„!n ation to "save the Arabs m r-i.\vas reliably learned m Bagdad n|l o, v from Cairo said Arab counging on with their "war plans 5
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    Britain Accused: "You Let Us Down"
    221 5 KARACHI, Apr. 27 -The newspaper Dawn founded by Mohamed AH Jinnah, Governor-Gene-ral of Pakistan, today said Britain had let Pakistan clown and asked why steps had not been taken for friendly relations with Soviet Russia. Dawn, calling itself the I "newspaper of the Muslim
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    THE BLONDE GOES INTO ACTION....
    157 5 Miami Beach, April 21. It wax an old story m rererst today a beauttful bhmdt model from Neic York saved six .strony men from drowning. Robin Dunn ell Buryess was loWny on thr beach hr- xchen she heard cries of hrtp from two sirimmers 150
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    China's Assembly Shifts Venue
    382 5 if Amenta api 27 \vnue of the "National Assembly" seems to have shifted to Generalissimo Chiang: Kai-shek's private residence as a continuous stream of ministeis. Kuomintang officials, vice-pre.sidenti-■l candidates, members of Urn Presidium and National Assembly delegates were summoned by Gen. Chiang m a last minute
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    FUTURES
    61 5 RUBBER NEW YORK, Apr. 21. Ru.)ber futures closed 35 to 50 lower reflecting the weakness m the primary markets, with sales of 133 contracts. Closing prices: April 22.66 nominal. May 22 10-46. JUM 2135 nominal, July 21 15-18, August 20.75 nominal. September 20.65 bid, October 20.60 nominal, November 20.55
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    Errol Flynn Sues For 'Kiss' Story
    114 5 HOLLYWOOD. APR. 27. Romantic scrvrn star Krrol Flynn objected today to his namo being used as the author of a movie magasioe story telling his "wolfish" de- light m his rirst screen kiss. The actor sued the Movi« I SUrfl I'arade Magazine fOl $300,000
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    ARABS ROUTED —BY BEES
    149 5 ARABS ROUTED —BY BEES JERUSALEM, Ai>r. 27. > -Victory over Arab l J fore** %vho raided I largi V Jewish settlement m red Valley was scored i i Ml b»y Me Hai/ana ot the Bnfis/i forces, but H > i i bre«. J /Irub forces atttuifttrd I |f fire trees
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      62 5 CLEABANCE SALE I BOOKS, STATIONERY I CHBJMUM'i GAMES I Nove s half below half prfctti Children's Books 20'; to 60S discount. Dish Paper, Doyleys, balf ices Serviettes, Crepe Paper, Children's Party Cards, Reporters' Other Note Books, w/o Indexed Books, discount. Note Paper, Envelopes, Pads, Buy Cheap Now Or Save. Your
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  • MORNING TRIBUNE THURSDAY, APRIL. 29, 1948.
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      Ambassadors Of HI-Will
      268 6 The recent rioting m Kuala Lumpur among members of The Ceylonese Royal Pioneer Corps is a matter of great concern i.o the Malayan public and particularly to members oi" the Ceylonese community. The K.L. rim, is only one of a series. At the beginning of this month
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      Undesirable Effects
      167 6 We can assure ihem the feeling of the public is ju?*, the contrary. We would like to impress upon members of Mie Pioneer Corns and Ceylonese and Malayan authorities responsible for their being here <hai a recurrence of similar incidents would have undesirable effects here. Malaya us a
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    NEW ROAD FOR 1948 OLYMPICS
    35 6 POLITICS FOR YOUNC PEOPLE*.. Thf WtW r<Hid uJiirh fuis btti cspeciali? built for flu |ff| o blrn Perk Statmn to the Stn iium is >jcirj/?./ cmmftetkm. Mewb/i v '.'»f backormnul.
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    SWORD SPEAKS IN PALESTINE
    996 6  - SWORD SPEAKS IN PALESTINE PEDAGOGUE I x World Affairs 8., Last month the Palestinians scanned the sky for signs of good omen. Each year the storks came to the warmer shores of Africa for the winter. If the storks stopped m Palestine it meant good luck for the country This
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    Around The Town
    875 7  -  VERA ARDMORE WITH i 1"- w 1 night *t new H U 1 Known tage and she ance |a been i >usly mdi, 5h Wei and has ent AtriiOJ Alth( BBC 110 Pan.s. oonion on M. Gun:,'i lili Since hey memories t v o- tra blitz, an
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      103 7 Now Showinp a nev^ collection of buttons HJ k i >r Oil Painfinqs > —I Arrived by Air I iw time for the Races* MODEL HATS HAND MADE JERSEY CLOVES IN WHITE AND PASTEL SHADES MKS. TOMMY THOMSON ROOM 181 2nd FLOOR. C. H. BLDG BATTEHV RD. R TELEPHONE 7997
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    FLAG CEREMONY
    142 8 Keep II I kin The bulk of the Malayan Chinese ontingent will knve for Shanghai m the course of th»s wrek to participate m the 7th All China Olympiad at Shanghai. On Tuesday, *he M.C.O.C. was presented with a fliß by t h c Chinese Consul tienenl I>r.
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    German Town Becomes Russian
    281 8 German Town Becomes Russian HAMBURG (British Zone. Kaliningrad, as th e historic Baltic city of Koenisbcrg is iov called, has become today' en entirely Russian town. Etertly three y^ars after its occupation by the Red Army tew traces remain of its lon* German history. N'Ws rarvly reaches Western Europe about
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    U.S. REQUEST: TELL US YOUR DEFENCE PLAN
    74 8 U.S. REQUEST: TELL US YOUR DEFENCE PLAN WASHINGTON, Apr. 27. America has asked the Brussels Pact Powers Britain, France. Belgium, Holland and Luxembourg:—for details of their coordinated defence plans, it was learned authoritatively tonight. The request, made privately to officials of the Western govei nments, came as reports from Brussels
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    OPERA OLY
    79 8 OPERA OLY "HREE giant air Mfle .sportsmen biggest poM stars. "Target" is the the lobg wfl tries will also city. Finance hidcaus but. things hat unavoidable dn contingent, it 1 tatives for prac At one time it' ed that it would possible to send tl gent at all. Gem nations
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      284 8 I NEW MILITARY CAPITAL Beirut. April 27. Amman has become the new military capital of the Arab world and Kin^ Abdjliah of Tiansjoidan has become' Supreme Commander, usually reliable sourc et said tonight. repOfti UJP. TRIBUNE j PHOTOGRAPHS j f Reprints of local 1 J photographs appearing J S »n
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    31 9 k 27. Brif ''am- foi J«iw that P itUeh •l CM X|l lellvercd Mayor i 2ra( [Oocnmlssior between th. m titij.,.. ■«n*:olic) Pf3urne.lthf Jpstitutes an !lt 'on the Briinonn,.,, lhel]
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    FATE "WORSE THAN DEATH", SAYS PEER
    678 9 FATE "WORSE THAN DEATH", SAYS PEER LONDON, Al'K. ?7—HriiH.ti'H highest IrjjH authori- thr> lAird (I'HtuHlur i?...rl Jowltl), -.ai.l laiaj *»->« th*> «mi no* m favour of Hiis|>cntling th»* death |H«nalHe w;ts openin,': a debate m h House of Lords on a bill Which includes a ciause, inseited jy the vote
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    BURMANS TOLD TO KEEP OFF REDS'
    99 9 I'WOON. Apr. 27.-Thci Government today! vHa-or.s In up-eountr\ i s to steer clear of Com- i t insurgent*. (> :al warning, published Uirmese PT6O% said re- tiabiliUtion centres had »>oon opened m various parts of the •ountry to assist persons who had been forced
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    JAVA'S RED PLOTTERS HELD
    69 10 BAT A VIA, Apr. 27.— Leaders of an alleged Communist-ins-pired plot for an armed rising m Indonesia have been arrested m the East Java port of Sourabaya, the Netherlands East Indies Information Service reported today. The statement said a rising was plotted m Bourubaya, other East
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    BURMA'S FEAR
    50 10 r < I I -J v :;>h> 9 Burma which :n th, JS ah< I Froftss hut ccmin^a j i ally it frightened m^i i Sir Hubcit wd* orM tii CT. Ami)4a«(Jß J Burma. Di M^r Yu-.-mB jin Elang n syij^H P«ebs-i regret at .^B Hubtit ha'i h
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    U.S. Builds Super Atom Smasher
    117 10 BERKLEY California -»>. The Atomic Em i mission announced that > cyclotron, 20 t me* vi as iiij, othe; cycttM existence will he cooji at the L'niver<it\ ct ulifi The now cyclotron will] the .-ocret.* ot nutter If ing atomic bullets at a energlei rangii
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    MINISTER IS ROBBED AGAIN
    54 10 MINISTER IS ROBBED AGAIN London. April 26 T breaking into the fcj Garden? home of Suplfl Ister G. A. StrauM dura week-end rtok B fw cM jewellery estimated to £1.500. This i- the time within 12 moot* Strauss' home has been The last tm. a nuni and a diamond -tud^ed
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    Rewards Stopped
    28 10 SHANGHAI AP y-Sffl i tion r i J ;to officers ponsible foi •of u l',i transactions accord^ baft 1 W turned ovei I I Treasurj Reuter
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      115 10 (omir%: EmhMnWe lo lln Morning I rilnuu "RUGCLES" rg t T*&££ f ?A fStSS&^SS* Kn&X;} 'f'rif^ 3 T^ RouS niNC )*»«*>»*****> nNnu)N c \l_ "y Our OFMINP... > IStHS... DASH THE I ***<> Our HHOPurir i, VjaMoß&'/T—^ 7/ **OMAU,SWS GOT AjJPfiHDTOHHOMf'S "BELINDA" I vW^l^i man i POLLY I SMOOLD U3c
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    "THE MUMMY'S HEAD"
    1471 11  -  Anne Scannel 1^ To-day's Complete Short Story— I -By 1 X 88l tnmed r.ny. B, Muh I- m, KteM ac- v ,ook j E"< *ai precariouriy per- skeleton j M a lamb. I' h< \??r r. junk shops had K^Tpe<i m' 0 thes < >on i' !ois
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    INDIAN DAVIS CUP PLAYER BEATEN
    207 11 I BOURNEMOUTH. Hampshire, Apr. 27. Howard Walton beat Subh Sauhney. India i Davis Cup player. 6 3. 0. 11 6 1 -6 6 1. in a second round match of the F.ntish hard court lawn tennis championships here today, i In another second round game
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      43 11 ROXY ■"•J r 1 wa a 9.15 •*i^nious BMt-Mler Hain.s to }jf c ''te Valley of Decision CREGOEI I'KCK H. tn<,r Powell |^[JHK)D !T" i.|..,,. F Ml »«>KI.D ,V ~S2& ln -1 '"^inirolor Hi.., SrM V\OKLD <( I*> p.m. i haps, i—7 X,V A
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    Sentor Urges Prosecution Of Top Communist Leaden
    298 12 WASHINGTON. APR. IT. OUBON LAST NIGHT CALL fION OF THE TOP »>4 OFFI COMMI'NIST PARTY. HE S\ PARED FOR DELIVERY Nfl BOARD OF COMMERCE HE: BE A TEST CASE 11 UNDER I 3IONS MAKING IT UNLAW.' HIE OVERTHROW OF I'HH I FORCE OR
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    FAULTY BRAKE COST 9 LIVES
    170 12 LONDON. Apr. 27.- A motor j coach m which nine people wore killed got out of control when its propeller si aft broke at the top of a hill, a mile and a half I long and could not be pulled up I because the
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    Paging Mama
    122 12 Bombay. April 21.-Bom-bay Police haw discovered j a new ivay of restoring lost children to their mothers. In a crowd of .1,000 who listened to an address by Prime j Ministei Pandit Nehru recently 2~i children became separated from their parents. Police found a solution. When Nehru had
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    Malayan Share Quotations
    499 13 K..*..iV Cor.. 27 ■^traM TiniSS iti •Jin RfMW Tin 38 6 M/ 6 gelayang n 3 S .tnieuo -4 25/--i nta IT 9 18/3 Malayan 32 33/- Tronoh 18 19/- unt?ri B^l 22 24/Sunpei Bidor 45 6 46/6 Sungei Kmta 21 23/Suncd Way 3 3JI. 3.42 Taiping
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    UK Vice-Consul Shot Dead
    85 13 LONDON. Apr. 27: Th< Foreign Office confirmed tht -hooting m Jerusalem of a retired British naval officer a. 4 reported by Reuter. His name given as Comnander, not Captain K.B. Leggat. He was shot dead by m Arab outside Barclay:•ank m Jerusalem. "Commandtr Le£gat had been
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    China's Vice-Presidential Election Resumes
    373 13 M, R.rnrv further iccn vriopm« nts. v- NAtkXUU AMHBfeij will iecor,*»-- tblt rncrr.ir.j: ift» i TS hOLr^ hv to con- tinut- b:illottir.; foi th t Vie. Pffsidont. This followi uncta- inuf efforts on tr.< .^rt of hi^n Clovernrm-nt ar.: Kuom:ntan>: Pffieilhl. includ.r^- Chianp Kaik. during' th'-
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    MARKET NOTES AND JOTTINGS
    97 13 MARKET NOTES AND JOTTINGS iFrori F.'ar,ci. 5 .l Corr.l With tht <xc«ption of 'cw selective counter.'-- which ne calcuiat'ri to Uricnt fron my distnbuticn Wai Claims comptniatkm, the anlouncement so fai ai thr -hare nif.:k(t is eoPCertte<3 las not opened any AoodgVtC ■f bnrettment activity. The few exception? referred ..o
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    World's Rubber Problems
    125 13 Washington, Apr. 2:. At the Brat plenary leaiton of the fifth meeting of th€ Interna- .ional Rubber Study Group I leiT yesterday E'onald Ken'nody.'chief of the Vnited States State Pepartment "s international resources division and 'he United State? delegate who was elected Chairman of the cut rent
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    RUBBER ASSN. MEETING
    30 13 Th, second annua pcncral rJennt of the Chinese Rubber "held «t the Sincere < h'^ Se Chamber of Commerce ti a win be conridered «*n-i thought fit. pMfeed^
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    Rubber Easier
    23 13 12-i» foi No- 1 sr;v: v. S bI KS. b *SStS yen Sellers. ftJJSSK£S K£ 25 S3 jSg Sopt i T<
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    PRODUCE MARKETS ROUND-UP
    177 13 I The sago maiktt continued ;o be steady yesterday with a slight improvement m the Siak quotations. Due to a shortage of supplies of the old Bali coffee beans, sellers' quotation? weie marked up considerably a use of $15 a picul being reported yesterday. The following weie
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    GEN. LI DECIDES TO CO-OPERATE
    78 13 Nanking. April 27. Fol lowinp the latest <h>cusMori with his closest advi^riM an«f Oflß. Pai Chunj,'-hsi. Minister ]of National I>♦ fence. U )Tsunj, r -Jen tonight i« versed hi' i decision not to run for th«I vice-pi 'sidential el«ct»ons ai»«t will p;uticipato m IhC thir.t
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    Industrials Bought
    31 13 Interest m th«- riiare market yesterday was mainly contin* to industrial! and numb* i of pharei weie niaik«<l up. Tins weie steac.. with a ■mall volume I bmtoef* passing
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    Foster And Cheaper Ways Of Clearing Rubber Land
    495 14 That, with tuiuinu mecnaniciil equipment, the *tumbta| and clearlnx of oUI" nibbri and <«n bt- done moie cheaply and motr ettuivntly than tb# u«ual hand rnetliods. ts ■tatoi by Mesms H. .1 Simpson and T A Kendall m a report on investigations
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    Tiger Swimming Club
    89 14 At the annual general meeting of the Tiger Swimming Club, which was presided by he President. Mr. Lee Chee Shan, last Sunday, the following were elected office-bearer? for the year President. Mr Lee Chee Shan. Vice-Presi-dent. Mr. Aw Suan. Hon. secretaiy. Mr. Tann Hock Seng Hon. treasurer.
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    Rangoon Road Party Win
    83 14 The Rangoon Road Party deftated the Rencoolens Sports Club, by 5 games to 2 on Thursday last. Results are as follows:* (R.R.P. Players listed first). Yap Hock Hee beat Bill Thomas 3-0. Tan Goh Tee beat S. R. S. Naidu 3-1. Chan Yong j Wan beat
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    U.S., BRITAIN READY TO MEET RUSSIAN ATTACK
    201 14 Washington, April 28. The] I'nited States and Great Britain now have a joint plan if action ready m case of sudden -tltack by Russia m Berlin and elsewhere, .says the newspaper Washington Post. According to the Post, a se- crct visit last month
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    COMBINED OPERATION AGAINST BANDITS
    294 14 COMBINED OPERATION AGAINST BANDITS IPOH, Apt. 27 mnm measures are bein X ftdonted against the bam! its of Üba« P«rak ry the Rural An Foio a -id th« Police m M ail o* drive t-> eraiiicate them. The King's Own Yorkshire Ucht Infantry is b«Mng assiste.l i >v the Royal
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    RED ROCKET BEAT EDMOR B.P. 5—2
    127 14 Playing at the St. Patiick.s School Hall last Sunday before a large gathering, the 3ed Rocket B.P. beat the Edmar B.P. by 5 games to 2. Results. Red Rocket players mentioned fit xt. were Singles Jimmy Goh lost to K. Nonis. 7-15; 5-15; Choong
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    53 14 St rangooi, K.r.^^^B I thr Indian A-^.at.MgM tk.-t match ,r. S#j%H 1. .it thr St. nr -elected ttm th« uJ Loo Sen? Kirn Q.fl L. Houdbille. V. p. rJJ P< ris. N BoweU. Jjß J. Charles, D r Ti fl P. Lewis, K. 34ia I on Sunday against s^^^H
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    46 14 MANILA 3 M ("hinoso 01y?,:.i. is scheduled to irriw ofl 'iay by plan- fron H*fl I for a series sf four fl hero while en -nuto^B by former star >? WaiM j «vill select t" r^'-eoil^B team m th tir t j Saturday ttt Rial Stadfl
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    93 14 Playing at So. > M 22. Gcylang Court <.-t fl 'lay. tho Carefr« D.P.H 1 the Lanoma B ft« les to two m i rr^diy minton mater Resultl fl 1 W 'sinel«-s K(tf boat M. Nonii 1W IHM Tcck Yean beat C.-nrad rlrues 15-2 w Uang beat v&& I
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      88 14 A >1 TTENTION Mm m Mx£r~ SHKI>LVVS A 'a^ OPPOSITE li 1 wnT* m*l VAN JOHNSON JANET TUi: I PI A II ROMANCE OF M Ltlyn KOSV KII)(iK W 1 X j?^;^: Today! THE HO HONG S.S. CO. (1932) LTD. incorporated m Singapore. 65, rmiJX STREET. PRONE 3JHIS PASSAGE FRriCBT
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      338 14 ON YOUR RADIO TOD/i PROGRAMMES IN MALAY B South r J BLUE NETWORK noon r Programme Sum 1 ,>.,.. N■..• I 5 o| i If AT AY B~ CXir*? fCU mary; 12.05 p.m. Musical Inter- oy ft mM WAIiAY |«iNuI4MI i U de- 12.45 News m Malay: 1 Announce! {M
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    2017 15 !0 Winners For mr M Hobbs \>y CLl'B SUMMER MEETING if i N CONDITIONS MUCH MORE \TIRDAY LAST. ALTHOUGH F CROWD PRESENT WHEN ELLEBL TO BIG PROPORTIONS SPEIGHT EVENTS PRODI^CED iCEB AND THRILLING FINISHES. ■W> now nleri W too won h b< con- Ka"> E and X «1 MO
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    S.F.T.U. VERSION OF POLICE RAID
    432 16 S.F.T.U. VERSION OF POLICE RAID I Armed Rising i ftttMf PAOM OMMt chod the east roast OOft •>f Na tdMvai with instructlOM to itaodhjT m CAM h.lp need -I to suppress the up 1 1 ring. MUMM p Ml lyill said the arm\ headquarters todu\ ..drt.'.i trOODt at the Sin^ora
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    YESTERDAY'S RACES.....
    482 16 FROM PAGE FIFTEES was first into the Straight fror Courtesan, an I Karman. with Oak Vale an<i Sweet Memory handy. At the one turlong past Willuughhy was still two leng- ths clear from Courtesan. an«i Karman an J m the run to the judge. Courtesan finished belter than
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    Court Sequel To Grenade Throwing
    119 16 Court Sequel To Grenade Throwing The five persons who were arrested allegedly m connection with the hand grenade explosion m a crowded coffee shop m Deli Street on Tues- day evening were produced j and charged m the Seventh i Police Court yesterday. KasmUßi bin Kosnan. an Indonesian, was charged
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    Three Goals In Last Five Minutes
    720 16 Opening account* rh.... pore took th.> lr lCr tlrn position equuliso i tour minutei A minute lavr the M;i.j Despite the cniru."-attri-tion at Bukit Turuih. tpproxi■■llly 6 000 spectators witnessed v game m irhich neithei siile over-e\erted. The risk of injury w;i.< tot) great
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    Rotary Club Nominations
    21 16 Rotary Club Nomination s The I have dents* Pi iMt. PhOtU \1: -Mr, G -on t. Mr N Club. I' fort:.
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