Morning Tribune, 3 May 1948

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    28 1 MORNING TRIBUNE VOL. 1. NO. 747. (New Series) (10 OmU) MONDAY, MAY 1 1948. MORNING TRIBUNE VOL. 1. NO 747. (.Vfti' Script (10 C«if.s.) TUESDAY. MAY 4 1948
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    Governor Commends S'pore Police, Army
    184 1 l/J.) DA) OUIET ORDER THF. GOVERNOR OF SINGAPORE. SIR FRANKLIN SON EXPRESSED HIS GRATITUDE TO THE MEM S OF THE SINGAPORE POLICE FORCE -AND THE [Y KuR THE EFFICIENT MANNER IN WHICH THEY IF. EXECUTED THEIR DUTIES OF MAINTAINING I IND ORDER ON MAY DAY
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    UNKNOWN-GRENADES UNKNOWN UNKNOWN
    20 1 UNKNOWN-GRENADES UNKNOWN UNKNOWN J Binga--1 told th> day th it two pnu.iren arreafed irilA potfl r/ Ka bo«r Board 1
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    UNKNOWN SWETTENHAM STRIKE: NO CHANGE
    21 1 UNKNOWN SWETTENHAM STRIKE: NO CHANGE "Mn Reporter) May 2. I-ort 5 "»«>>»■«« in s ■■''< >r a r^ o '4 .';.^.t...,, y ltK
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    29 1 Mr. Kriw*t ll#«vtn, Britain'«» Foreign Minister, who will .»lH*n t«nn«rrou% for,i K n affair* cleh«t«» In th* lloii^* of < omnions with ;'i> \t»*n-i\ IWfflpW *>1 BriIhiii's Klohal foreign pollr>
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    Grenade Attack
    227 1 GREEK MINISTER DIES OF WOUNDS ■VTHCNS, >1:«v i. MarUal *h\\ \\a»> prot 'aim.il \««st«-r--4!a\ in Atlirn* dintrift, tlie I'-lopminesiis, CrHf and oth v r (JrVrk Mand* a Mv hours aftrr a k^mihcl^ aMack «.n >1. Ckrtote* Ladas, Qradi MiniNter «>f Iflrtlee, who was x^oumled in »h«' hta<l and
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    ARAB KING WARNS
    143 1 Palestine May Set World Aflame AMMAN, Transjordan* via Beirut May I. Palestine may be t h e spark whirh will set the whoie world aflame, warned Tn»nsjonl -i\\ King Abilull:*h in an interview with I nitecl Press Corres[Miiirieiit Sam Souri ttxlay. "Security ended", be saui uh.n the
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    POLIO CLAIMS 2 MORE LIVES: TOTAL CASES 33
    67 1 POLIO CLAIMS 2 MORE LIVES: TOTAL CASES 33 Thr«>«* mure cases of infantile pa r>i U sis were reported to the medical authorities yesterday and two morn lives were claimed by the disease, bringing the total number of canes to 83 and the number of mortalities to 6. The three
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    85 1 WATER BUSES: A service of ivater-busrs is to be uumvurat'd ON the River Tluimvs this sumtner. Font launches, each carrying bohvtxn tS$ and HO pauengen uill provide a rVfMMf half-hourly service between Tower Bridge and Putney, uith thre" mtennedmtr stops. The cessels ici II fly a distinctive flat/ bearinu th<
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    TORNADO STRIKES: 50 INJURED
    113 1 >Kl "»""t km--11 injuring g f /-I that tfl "n hit "tot* o/ JJ 1 r flat- --^a. re reported thru and tuo ln>spitals icere filled with the injured. The tornado icus part of 1 (ftncral wUtd storvi uith heavy rairw and hail, which raustd extensive
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    British Demand
    48 1 JERUSALEM, May 2. Britain has demanded that Arabs and Jews agree to tease fire In Jerusalem fror.i 4 p.m. today and threatened to turn hn forces loose against either bi«k which dared advance beyon* the positions they held in tlu Holy City at 4 p.m. yisterday.
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    SHB's 10,500 Tons In One Day
    76 1 (Tribune Staff Reporter) The second largest tonnage of cargoes to be handled in one single day since the liberation was recorded in the Singapore Harbour Board yesteniay. The figure was 10 500 tons. The largest tonnage was handled on April 4, 1946. Although that
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    Oswald Was Nervous.... He Went Home
    178 1 Oswald Was Nervous.... He Went Home SIR OSWALD MOSLKV I«mI his first pout-war AntlC I'lnritiinist »l. muiist ration on May I, hut the op* ration (i/ylr.l out heejuise of How police sur\ •illancf and Horn** <>fti< r» filiations, Niiyn I nit ed l*res«. HI PRKWAIt Fascist leader's ragged columns melted
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    He Proved His Worth
    74 1 \V A K KFI KLD E nv,l a n 1), May 2. The Hon. John Cbcayn<\ brother of Baron Cullan of Ashbourne, married factory worker Anno Clayton yesterday alter working six months ;i* a vaU't to prove his worth as I man. "I always thought no
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    Cars Will Run A Lifetime On One Fill Of This Oil
    373 2 LONDON- British scientists, cxjxrimentmg unth a frightening element." have tiis< overed new chemical comixwnds whic h affect every phase of our lives. l he comnouncii uili Enable you to run y,.ui car i«t its lUcttmc «>n one nli-up «»i
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    BACK-PAY: J.C.S.A. READY TO ACT
    197 2 BACK-PAY: J.C.S.A. READY TO ACT (Tribune Staff Reporter) KIALA Lt'MPL'R, May 2. The specially constituted Hark Pay Committee comprising two members each from th»- various Junior Officers' Associations has already covered considerable ground work colIreting and scrutinizing docu- nients relevant to the issue and ar-> now ready to proceed with
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    "Vampire" Thrills In Kuala Lumpur
    128 2 (From our own Reporter) KUALA LITMITR, May 2., Braving Uidem^pt weather. hundreds of air-minded people thronged the aerudrome yes- terday afternoon und were given the thrill of their lifetime, when one o f Britain's fastest jet-propelled fighter planes the "Vampire" gave a demonstration of superb
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    Rayon Industry For China
    211 2 Shanghai May 2.- China's industrialisation la expected to take big step forward shortly with the disclosure that the Aloud Rayon Mil! a new local Chinese concern, la ready to begin operations after receiv- 1 Ing the fn^t consignment of h' lenient rayon machinery f rom the
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    Attlee Denounces Communists
    217 2 Att lee Denounces Communists MiubtQi M: (■:>. .odnv MTjs«^] in^ip^tou* of tl^ tclcf,:am nf t:y*q t Utfc tho to'ci^r. p^iic o| (iovorni.ient they v.t:*. pei «'d to puppcri Thij wan\< jto hc iuly j,o the way Rumania and Czec!io«lo\'aki i Addrcs.sin.; ,1 Mny Day'ck I nionst ration of tiv Lai
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    $500 REWARD
    76 2 Tlic Police aic offctin^' a reward of $500 for inforniatic; leading to the arrest of llmri* Tnuthu. 23-year-old male Tamil Hindu hawker living at Block "H" Room No. 6. Nelson Road Coolie Lines. The information may bo £iven at any time and at any place to the Assistant
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    SECRET ERRAND?
    52 2 PEIPING. May 2. General Tang En-po passed throug'i Peiping en route to Mukden, according to the Dewspapei Hsing Sheng Pao, which did not explain the purpose of the trip, rhe report said Tang En-po arrived Peiping "secretly" on A.pril 29 and proceeded to Chengteh yesteiday. en route o
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    RESPONSE TO SALVATION ARMY'S ANNUAL APPEAL
    562 2 RESPONSE TO SALVATION ARMY'S ANNUAL APPEAL ine following contiibutions to the Salvation Army annual appeal f Or fund,- (present total >i4,o8o» aie acknowledged: $500: -Sino-Biitish En^ine S22P Co Ml R F V/earne. WoO: Messrs. Malayan brew.-,.., s'poiv Harbour Bo<ird. $200: -Messrs. c. c wakoJeW Co. Lti Overseas Cheese Bank. Ltd..
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    UNKNOWN Marches lnrough Streets Of The World
    1037 3 s:.i!in. B od on ■r J!< ■<! H "vamH mf B ..i'.i'tinfz B tomb ■> llgftU' l i irmB f the V comBtator B parade 30.000 I; leading; i 000 strong H'l,, thorn.' poace- Soviet W time in ature of ■fs'.'r atom /h--■or..
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    ATTLEE FACES AWKWARD TASK ON WEDNESDAY
    276 3 M**P°*> MAI i-imnimi nuNE mimstkk n v, VITIK A CHAMPION Ol Tllr; WKSTKICV .M MIS THR AWKUAKII 1 \s K Ol M\KING A KKCH in PAMJAMKNTABI DEBATR ON TIN SI IMKCT ON WKDVKM.W WITH Tllfc KNOWLEDGE THAT HIS l\Rn IS U KOYC'OTTINCi TIIK MHi-IJhI.EU
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    37 DEATHS FROM TUBERCULOSIS
    54 3 Theie were 37 deaths from tutwrcuhttJ for the week ending April 24. against 2<> in the previous week. Amongst notifi-. 1 V diseases. 9 cases of poliomylitis were repotted against 2 cases in the pievious week. There were IBS deaths in the Colony for the same
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    BRITAIN DEMANDS COMPENSATION
    62 3 BRITAIN DEMANDS COMPENSATION Ixjndon. May 2. Hie British Government announced it had sent a note to the Soviet Union demanding full compensation for the crash of the British airship in Berlin in Aprii j, which cost 15 lives. The request was handed to Soviet Foreign Minister V. M. Molotov in
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    COPRA AND COCONUT OIL EXPORTS FROM S'PORE
    207 3 The Government of the Federation of Malaya by a notification in UK Government Gazette has assumed control over the export of copra, coconut oil and coconuts to all destinations including UK Colony of Singapore. The Federation Government has been obliged to introduce this
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    NO WAR with PAKISTAN-Nehru
    208 3 vow Delhi MtV 1. Pi miit Jaw.iharlal Nchru. fiuiiarj Prilh^MlSster. said hire today that iltho^i he was "*,i i wrSfn" Pakistan was support fa rjktew usm-; ant.-m.crat "uns ln.l mountain artillery In Kashnwr. India did not want ■."r«t Involved in a conflict w ith Pakistan. H<«
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    Produce Markets Round-Up
    254 3 Produce Markets Round -Up Copra cake mi food Market with quotations marked up towards the IP66fc-ead due. it i y repo r *cd. to lack of BUPfUef of rice bran Copra \va 'inn. The sa^o flour market continued to he steady and Lin^ fi improved to $17-7 8 on Sat
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    A Voteless Debate
    141 4 (Tribune Staff Report »*r) If Malaya ready for selfgovernment? This question have formed an interesting subject of debate t-etween two Singapore youth organisations at the Sociai Hall Of the Straits Chinese Methodist Church, Kampong Kapor Road, on Saturday night. The Straits Chinese Metho<list Youth Fellowship debated in
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    Pakistan-Soviet Relations
    120 4 MOSCOW, May 2 Pakistan un.i the Soviet l T niou hav agreed to establish ('iplomatie relations, a report oy 7'ass, the official Soviet new? agency stated here today. The Tass message said that on April 13 in New York. Sir Mohammed Zafrullah Khan, Pakistan Minister of Poerlgn Affairs,
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    Nehru's Anti-Red Policy: Young Indians Complain
    193 4 Nehru's Anti-Red Policy: Young Indians Complain LONDON, M;«> A num- »<«•! oi JTOUBg I n i i in Com munista, mostly win lenti celt brated May Day by complaining of the anii-C imunix poi;cv of the Nehru a.; 1 West Bengal Governments The complaint against the West Bengal Government MTU
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    33 4 Pit tine tikrn <it J.trni P*MT Fhuil'iui N*6N f*4 N-4 a>li/ Mr M-thtymi ChirtCsr 2-'»// Bharif) Madon, S A F.A. n<jht-vtn>i i* MM h *.sit,itin,i utth thr l.a I m Miliuan CJnntst qoalvunith
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    Professor To Probe Tibet's Secrets Of Healing
    128 4 Professor To Probe Tibet's Secrets Of Healing BOMBAY. May 2 Dr. Giuseppe Tucci. Professor of the Religions and Professor of the Religions and Philosophy of India and the Far East at Rome University, who is leading an expedition across Um snowcapped Himalayas to Tibet, hopes to wrest from Tibetans some
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    China—Tokio Air Service
    50 4 China— Tokio Air Service SHANGHAI. May 2.— After protracted negotiations the Chim National Aviation Corporation is expected to inaugurate a regular air service between China and Tokyo sometime in the middle of May. it is reported. Before then a DC-4 survey plane will make a trial flight to Tokvo. Reuter
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    JAP P.I. TRADE
    64 4 MANILA. May I.— Secretary of Commerce and Industry Placino Mapa today set down 10 conditions that should govern the conduct of trade with Japan. Mr. Mapa said these conditions, based on the principle that such trade should not retard Philippine rehabilitation or slow it down. U will
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    Australia Calls For Big Three Meeting
    41 4 Boston. May 2. Norman Makin. Australian Ambassador to tho United States and delegate to the United Na- tions, called foi a meeuag of i leaden of the Big Three nations to discuss international differences. U.P.
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    THOUSAND-SHOT MACHINE GUN
    31 4 Springfield, Massachusetts, May 2. Col. Morris Burroll sti rted production on a i. w >o calibre raachinegun for t :.*.i planes, capable of ftrina a thousand shots. U.P.
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    Chinese Delegates In Red Areas
    89 4 Chinese Delegates In Red Areas PEIPING, May i.— The newspaper Hua Pei Jih Pao reported that seventy civiT and military officers, including some National Assembly delegates are stranded on the communist-held Shantung coast after the vessel Wanlee hit rocks and is still being detained at fungchen for political reindoctrinition. The
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    Stalin's Son Leads May Day Air Display
    54 4 Stalin 's Son Leads May Day Air Display Moscow. R,.d Kquaro I The Russian aimed f, minister spok.- as Mo<. began celebration of Mav I>a\ The broadcast said Stalin received a "tremendous ovation" a.s he mounted th,- K, d Squar. Reviewing Stand. An air display was 1. At 5 :nr
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    C.N. vs U.S. $
    91 4 C.N. vs U.S. SHANGHAI. May 1— Blackmarket I'nited States dollar took a further upward Mrlng today amid persistent but urv confirmaMe rumours that Chi na's foreign exchange restrU tion will »)e relaxed shortly While Tnited .States dollarhit a now record of CNSBSO O(H> —a gam of CN$3O.OOO in U hours
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    EGYPTIAN DENIAL
    28 4 'A!\ i Mi) i. i published abroad tfc 'iZ Army for..- frootia H« told Renter i>« no truth whataoem hi Port I deny it cate^ Reuter
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    UNKNOWN The Town
    754 5  -  VERA ARDMORE WITH it: Di* K r.an I 1 r In mif u whom oni M At his Ptria v nbe bv throng prti lit and buyId v. leard to murmai ii- he I v begun the thirc 1 lUti I thA ill! Po:--id me tr.ing D
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    MORNING TRIBUNE
    20 6 London Ao'ttts Rttan C"Un Turn* r Ltd Talhut Ii ys ft, ttmtim'i Lin* WjC 2 MONHAY. MAY liM*
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    Bagpipes Skirl For Newly- Weds
    38 6 Bagpipes Skirl For Newly Weds Cuptnin Malcolm Arthur C ampin 11 Stephen of l.v<\ Bn. Scnfnrth H<<ib!and>r, in j y bnde Miss Geraldine Mary Gunnell pictured leaving St. Andrru Catkednil strain* of l»tfjptpes on Fridn after thfn v<ifi\*\.
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    University And The People
    246 6 In discussing xhe function of universities, i be University Education Commission is of 'he opinion that they should turn out -rained workers for particular professions. Th<j function of all universities, despite their pretence »to turn out unworldly scholars interested only in f .he persuit of knowledge
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    Democratic Education
    174 6 r Particularly in colonial countries the university educated man can become isolated from life and struggle of his own people. Education can become a tool no* to enrich his community, biri bimself at the expense of vhe community. This isolation between vhe ''intellectuals" and the people is a
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    China Has A Plan
    945 6  -  THOMAS ALDEGEUR REVISING CHINAS MAP By SHANGHAI. Support and strengthening of the United Nations as a medium for settling international problems is advocated as the keystone of Chinese foreign policy in a comprehensive plan prepared by the China Social and Economic Research Society of Peiping fo?
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    UNKNOWN-REEL COLOUR FILM of OLYMPIC GAMES
    213 7 ||01%lM r w »xw* FRO ¥xn %xw k. if»if 1 —Britain is to make a 10-reel N lK '"fi, of the Olympic Games. It will beW u]rU u !rkJ within ten days of the comple»*<J to Hitler's film unit took six months *h 'm
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    UNKNOWN Soldiers In UNKNOWN
    139 7 UNKNOWN Soldiers In UNKNOWN «*t*n *eeks in a kkt in the American h g onouncemcni .;..< Russian? -day in the were searcn- ourhood for a Iwt Au j appawaHjf rest. .ails ueic arj. -htaded by <-'or- i ihasc of p p< onsylvantA, i I o f th 796th Military b".
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    "DIM VIEW" OF MAKE-UP
    83 7 WASHINGTON, Apr 30. n» question before the House I \\> pi ts< nt.it iv» i Appropriaon> Oommitec is: "is liplick osscntial to 'Ouropoan re- kpublican committee memB say do, but idmwistratton Wai!" <;,-.■ yea And. there wi same disagrci ment over K 'argt amount of tobacco
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    UNKNOWN
    37 7 1. The l '::"-it! en April r M votes to 21 revision of the I «ution to provide of NYUWT>t pvlng more oonStates «fSare Reuter 1 t t,oo ps fnyam lD iwing to a ac Reuter
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    U.K. LIVING ON CHARITY OF U.S. Churchill
    180 7 U.K. LIVING ON CHARITY OF U.S. Churchill LOXiXJX May 1 M, Winston Ohm chill ycsterttay nminded the labour C.overnm.nt that it is living on the chariU of "the fVtaUil Capitalist fr.r enterprise Kate la th.- work! the rnito(J States/ Mr. Churchill ;md I^onl Woolton. Chairman of Party Organisation, addressed 5.000
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    FABULOUS COLLECTION OF DIAMONDS FOR 8.I.F.
    402 7 London. May 1. i'oday. for a few minutes. I felt rich is Doris Duke. Million pounds of diamonds sparkled before me. and in my hand, I clutched the world's largest uncut diamond as big as a hen's egg. writes United Press Correspondent in London.
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    FOOD FOR EUROPE
    46 7 W Hamilton. M«ty 1. I'"" 1 Hoffman, Chief Kconoiuie Cooperation A<inunistiatoi announced today he h»d author is ad shipments of food, coal and other eoodn to fout European count, i.-s totalling U8113.W9. 000. Tin- a^ipmcota wnll lo Italy. Netherlands, France and Austria. U.P.
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    HOPES of CEASE FIRE ORDER TO ARABS, JEWS
    198 7 HOPES of CEASE FIRE ORDER TO ARABS, JEWS LAKK SUCCESS. May 1. There were hopes lit re today that the United Nations Trusteeship Council might be able to issue a definite cease-fire OT<ler to Aiabs and JflWl in th.> old city of Jerusalem. Thit, depended on the rapU«o. expected today,
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    U.S. POLICY IN JAPAN MENACES NO ONE
    286 7 textile industry sin, i it would eanpefe with CMmm textile*!,' Mr. CafcOt continued Now there li practicallv nothing the Japan* M can pro duoe which will ml oompeto with the nodi pi«>« need hy th< nations they alta-ked. Jap anese pi (Mints will
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    ENTOMBED 3 MONTHS, STILL ALIVE
    166 7 New Delhi, May I. Testerday I had conversation with woman entombed underground tin oe months ago on the bank of the sacred .Jumna River, reports James Miehalls. writes the Now Delhi Correspondent of Pnited Pio.sk. Middlc-aj;od Hindu widow kaluvati invested profits from hei small restaurant
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    Barge Ban Raised In Germany
    56 7 KKKLIN, May I. Th. British authorities announo ;l here today that they hav« raised their ban on barge traffic between the British and Soviet /.ones of d» rmanv because the Soviet authoriti* had jeleased the Ku^es thej held up on Apr. H>, elaunin^ that their
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    AMERICAS AGREE
    76 7 BOGOTA, May 1 Heir gates of the 21 flpuntrtai formally signed a charter of organization of the Am< rican states closing the Ninth I'HM-Ainen can Conference. Representative* il>o .sij, r nt<l a treaty for pracrful solution of international i.-ontrovorsli which was given the formal BUM of "I'reuty Of
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    'ACHIEVEMENT' ENDS
    52 7 NANKING, \.ay i. AmiuVt ringing clicith of 'I^>ng Liv<the Chinese Republic,' China's first national assembly un<J» r th<> new con.stituti m came t" an incl at 10.50 .< in. QeoerftUoßlino nhiang K.n sh.k <:!ille«1 t.h»- senihly th<"gremtost •cWevem ml by the ChitU'sr people sincv the fotin«» Ins c»f
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    Atomic Age City Planning
    167 8 tu !e in th» bull* tin cf mic scientist* suggested today that iUMft fi'om possible* bomb attack- on the I'nited States could t« sharply reduced by building cluster* of small satellite U instead of adding big citu > Mr. Tracy H Avour. formei I !«-id«-nt (i
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    Ceylon Ministers Return
    72 8 LONDON. May 1. Sir Olivei Goonetilloka. Minister of Home Affairs lor Oylon and Mr. J. R. Jaywardene. Ceylonrse Finance Minister, left London airport today for Ceylon after discussions with In*.- British Government on the economic relations of the two countries incluainp the position regarding Ccylon'l holding of
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    NO WAR—BUT...
    137 8 NO WAR— BUT... BRUSSELS, May 1. Socialist Premier Spaak today told a May Day crowi of 20.--000 that there was "absolutely no menance of a new war. Addressing the crowd from the balcony of the headquarters of the Belgian Socialist Party, Spaak said "it is no diplomatic statement when I
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    ANOTHER LINK
    54 8 LONDON, Apr. 30. inaugurating the Government of India's photo-telegraphic ser- ViOC between London and Bombay, the Hi^h CommisBioner for India, V. K. Krishna Menon, said in a message to the Governor of Rom hay. Sir ICaharaj Singh: "The service knits our propie nnd life clos<i to the rest
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    AW, POP! LET'S GO HOME!
    57 8 7.15 a.m.— Robert Baffour befon leaving for the office, says tjoodbye to his family. 5.J5 «i.»». Robert Baffour's dap begins early uith a dtp in the sea and a few calhsth- nii turn* Tht y<>i<n<j<r generation. Patn^^J^l Edmund > rii/ht to I>H .i thur own
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    Two Projects
    30 8 CANTON, May 1. The South China Regional Office of the US State Department's China Relief Mission today announced approval of two medical projects totalling more than 1'5565,000. U.P.
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    Australia's Defence Links With Britain
    161 8 SYDNEY. May 1 Th. tablishment in Australia of British and New Zealand rie fence staffs announced by John Dedman. Defence Minister. in a defence report to trv Australian Parliament on Thursday has been received here with enthusiasm. Some Australian observer?, however, are critical of tht
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    ANTI-RED COURTS
    71 8 Peipine. May 2. A ipecid criminal court designed to rooi out suspected communist agents was inaugurated in P< pine as the Garrison Hea-i--quarters reiterated a warning to "undesirable elementsuniversities. Rumours that Gen. L; Tsuni. Jen's election to the vice-pro aidency will result in the iii*bandment of the Oeneralwsimo's
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    DUTCH ORDER
    40 8 TASIK MALAJA. May i.Because of continuous unresi Tasik Malaja region, wner roving bandits murdered schoolmaster last Sunday. Dutch authorities today creed that all inhabitants W the district must apply w "Good Conduct certificate with their village chiefs. U.P.
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    NO PLANE
    25 8 WASHINGTON, May 1 United States at the request of Yugoslavia is withdrawing only airplane assigned for I by the American embassy Belgrade. U.P.
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    UNKNOWN
    89 8 '■vmg to SI ph}i.S thi *t ftrt^H Chief Kwek'j M h H^aiaJ s 'h^l in Unw. S L; 11 f the Onj^W Togoland AfKrA to the ancer.ra' bo| mint, in time for J •'"it T. Baffour st(i rv. tobeborc.iH on M^ ihr.S Hiving passed *9 <Jold Cast he*uH freshman
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    84 8 COPEXGHAGE Hospital, who have eighteen days with; he would live Nurses \m perky squeal from I thought he had ban ami have fought n# to kepp the baby i was the tiniest baby in Denmark. weighia ana a half at birth ping to a pound b started gaining weij
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    HONGKONG RESTRICTION
    29 8 HONGKONG There la no cW* 1 the impo'^J,! custom.- ann that eS^S mum or un a through Ho the autho tu reasonaW' h grant »cem* gold cdn
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    Drugged His
    19 8 ROME. M n ja Uudi de but 4 hard to W^iJ filled j out wh< C U.P.
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    UNKNOWN
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    Missing Colonel
    150 9 May I.— Genera] ay, American military rnor u my, -tnttu to- v 6. Taasoyev reported to have I in Bremen on Kpr held by the Amei rities, the AmericanIt i erUn Radio said toauthoritiei in Berlin I rotestedtotheAmeigainrt the alleged disof Col. Tassovev V tor of the .Soviet
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    UNKNOWN
    61 9 n Ta >' Fua irrest. irk, U i. ltors had arrest*'hite persons and a ™l«*r on harpeB of >tin K was neld in a church. Patrol- <**?y was statjon- JJjW «ti»ce on the l '.HcsajdhcwarnThis is tne co)or ihc w;»i te en°B the side." Taylor replied: Mr* anyuay" and
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    11 9 f*»i« /,rf tcrrfol statistics and hi/dnmt charts.
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    Red Officer Disappears
    65 9 Berlin, May 1. 'ihe Rus i sians in Berlin today protest* <J to the Americans over the alleged disappearance of a Russian officer in Bremen af trine had visited the house of a. j United States officer "for a cup of tea." The protest, addressed toBfigadler O.
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    Proposal Rejected
    52 9 Pondicherry, May 1. Thr French India representative assembly heie today rejected a proposal for immediate merging of French India nve towns of Pondicheny. Mahr Karikal, Yanan and Chandcrnagore with the Indian, union. It asked for the "right of self-determination" for dedeciding its future relationship with the dominion of
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    Treaty Ratified
    77 9 Lender May 1. The rcviio«i Angto-Transjordao treaty, which develops a i lit t mutual defence arrangements and 'ictrs -ioint defence board. was ratified by the British Government toaav -^<i came ..(> ioicc iminediatelv. Ihc treaty, the first between Britain anrl the A rah states to be brought up
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    JAP RAIL CRASH
    45 10 TOKIO. May 1. Fouiteen passengers were Injured yesterday when an outbound train from Tokio jumped thr tracks, the Japanese press imported. The failure of the driver to slow down at a sharp curve is said to have caused the accident. AAP Reuter
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    STRUCK OFF
    42 10 JOGJAKARTA. May 1. Sutan Sjahrlr. who some months ago quit the Republican Socialist Party "Partai Sosialis" and formed a new party of his own. was removed from the list of the original party, according to an Antara report today. U.P.
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    Benelux UNKNOWN Committee UNKNOWN
    50 10 Benelux UNKNOWN Committee UNKNOWN I'arr, t|^ the v, will th,- I unity ai(i lnclu SIJ ment that the iWj ir? Europ threats r Th m2L miiitar > >t tghl (j meeting Aft.ru.;: r.. d fc Lord Wontjon: rt. J fi«U! the lelegatioi repot* J :alks t Prime Mir^ lu-nt a-:
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    CEYLON'S UNKNOWN BALANCE UNKNOWN
    123 10 London fei 1 nu-nt was died on C iterUng hni I here botw n tfa Ctyla i Ration i:• v, sir GoonetilUk Mi! itti Affairs, t! moowealth i\m announc t I "Ag-"- tcamt aie btnns: made ta a» goveinnio".- ,:j mont laid The itei i MM
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    STEEL FOR UNKNOWN
    44 10 WASHINGTON. «>.' Secretary DeW Fouestal said todtfW of sloe! were -^TP^J to bejfin the controijl mile Studj Ara b JJ"l Hut Iw issuiWWj Small BuslnesaQjJ further shipment!*] until the Committie^ notified. rt It ii esti-tiated V I eventual!} rf tons of U.P.
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    16 10 WASHINGTON S3 nounc< Claii Wi Internal o:.. J**£J of the Chief > part meat U.P.
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    THE HOUSE NEXT DOOR
    887 11  -  Jean Cameron A SIX-DAY SERIAL Hy Hie I'reston Discovers inal Mer Hoarding Houm* Key rrt Stnuaft I>oor— One leading Straight to Trouble! 1 1 ted to 1 i n aiec the hoy*h< n I oi. had m >>•* lru:n j Ih.y had i« quail? but their
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    INDIA PRODUCES MORE STEEL
    60 11 NKW DELHI May 1. Although latest statistic? show a decline in steel production ir> India production riwiing the first two months of the cur-rent-year shows an improve ment over the average monthly production for the whole of la si year. Here are the la est available
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    PLEA FOR LOYALTY
    60 11 BANGKOK, May L P'* Imier Phibul Sonfikhram today pledged himself to promote the welfare of Siam's working classes "as one of the Siamese labourers a member Oi your own rank." In a meMftge to May T>a> rally of about 50.000 people, the Premier urged workers to be
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    TRUMAN DENIES
    56 11 Washington. May I. «j; sident Truman's preM secretarv Mr. Charles Ross. t< «ia\ described as "utterly untrue and completely wuhout foundation" a report in the I n ted states pr<ss that the I'r^i.nt wns eoing to ask Congress a .special mefMg? mx. W« I tor limited shlpmcnta arm?
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    Soviets Make Film Of Methuselahs
    333 11 Soviets Make Film Of Methuselahs MOSCOW A hOtifi cirir npedttlon u to fhak ttx l T ki:i-n, and G'-i.rgij thi. tO Him til,- >trU|!i<lr i Soviet identlsta to prcterv nd «'.\t< nd human life. ihtv will take paeUne* 1 settlement! m Abkhas Ah. ri many o l th t inhabi
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    U.K. Steals Hollywood's Thunder
    729 12  -  BERNARD SLYDEL From J. Arthur Rank Studios By LONDON April 21. -Opening shots o: Cin*.*<uild \s recently completed "Oliver Twi3t" show Olivers mother iJo.v- j phm.» Stuart) strugg'tn^ through a thunderstorm towards a Parish Wor-thouse where her son is to be born. These scenes were shot
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    Malayan Share Quotations
    612 13 I Tinfields 8/9 9/li Hawanc Co*V 27/- 28/Ramang Tinfields «/10l 9/1 1! Reno-g C«.n. 20'- 27' Renonjr Tin *8 '6 39 6 Selayang 11/3 12 -c I Siamese 21 25/SmTI- II 12S. Kinta 17 18 3 Malayan .'l2 33/ S. Tronoh 18 19 Sungei Be>» 22 24/Sungei
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    Woman Candidate For H.K. Council
    69 13 Hongkong, May. 2. For the lust time in the colony's history woman was among tho candidates nominated by unofficial Justices of Peace for election of ;in unofficial member to the Legislative Council. Two names were lodged with the Government for ;i temporary, seat, one being
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    MARKETS REACT TO FAVOURABLE INFLUENCES
    1115 13 MARKETS REACT TO FAVOURABLE INFLUENCES (From A Markrt (\nw> pondenti During an ♦v. ntful w. k considerable strength w.ishown on Malayan market? when o«'pr\iU>!< r•. t 1 mo>t favourably to fitmiassia Ul decisions on Wai Claims ami to the m.-asuie* taken to enforce the law on May Day Up country
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    LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE
    161 13 LONDON, Apr. :*O. Dollar .stocks enjoyed a period of .i<tivity m the London Stock markets today. Canadian Pacific. International nickel and Brazil tractions were in small demand i and recorded half point gains. Most other sections were quietly firm. OUt-edged securities recorded rises of one-eighth as the
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    Curtain Rung Down On Home Soccer Season
    163 14 LONDON. |fr 1 The curtain canv down to-lay on ;i soccer seas, mi in«*vhirh Arsenal have shown the'r consistent superiority by "inning: the First Division c mpionship by n> fewer than even point?. They obtained r I points from their 42 games i
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    Miner Fined For Working After Retiring Age
    147 14 BYDNET MA. MAGISTRATE at ITHGOW (NEW smith CENTLY FINED A IGWER WITH M COSTS < R HAVING WORKED AFTFF THE COMPULSORY RE [RING AGE OP II Th»« miner, Jsmet McKlnney .t LJthgow, tunwd t;u on Man h I>* V. .11 Kvi'i«nr«' was n
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    Citation Wins Kentucky Derby
    104 14 CHURCHILL DOWNS M I The K.ntueky Dfcrby Ml .n fcodftj bf Mi Wanm ght'i Citation. Th»- same owners 'V»al r.i»\n was second jin«l Mi BCB IVhitaker'i My EUqueM third. The rtOi fOI th!»'»'-year-nKis. run over one-an l-.'i-quaitei mile*, was worth $10-).0O0. the a inning ownei reectvint
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    Chinese Olympic Team Victory
    84 14 MANILA. May 1: The Chinese Olympic football team tx:at Manila's All-Chinese selection by eight goals to zeto before i».000 spectators at the Riaal StH.lium tonight. The halftrme score wa. C-0. Playing: tor the most part in Manila s Chinese team territory the Chines Olympic team" thrilled
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    DEPOT TEAM WIN
    77 14 Playing at the St. Georges Road ground on Wednesday 3 Sub Depot beat the Commercial High School by two-one at football. The Depot dominated play, but their forwards missed a number of scoring opportunities. There was no scorin." in the first half of play. On the change
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    NO AGREEMENT
    51 14 LONDON. May I.— No agreement has been reached on i the political future of Germany in the six-power talks now Koing on in London, a statement issued tonight by the Brij tish Foreign Office on behalf of the French. United States and i United Kingdom delegations i said.
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    55 14 Adjournment speeches at Legislative Council meeting are to be permitted providing that each speech does not last more thin sevcn-and-a-halt Tiinute 5 unless tho president decides otherwise, and that only tight members are allowed to speak. This decision was reached after a prolonged debate on Standing Orders at Tuesdays meeting
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    RUBBER FIRMER
    68 14 The rubber market steady on Bit coverings fo;- i merits, coupled wit of sellers, business w as high as 4_M 9 No. 1 R.SS. fo.:> May. Price? quotoii ft! I were Buyei Seller? Cts CtNo. 1 Mav R.BJ 12 No 2 May FLS.S P'»". 41 No. 3 Mav
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    Davis Cup Win For Sweden, Ireland
    110 14 Davis Cup Win For Sweden, Ireland BARCELONA. May 2 Sweden won both singes mut- ches in the hist days play I the first found i\ iVi!) c U p match (European Bone) against Spain. Torsten Johanneson (SwedT's'T 2 e< lT CaSte a (Spain> Lennart Bergelin (Sweden) beat M. Soawest (Sniin)
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    ENGLISH AMATEUR GOLF CHAMPION
    56 14 SI'TTON COALFIELD i Warwickshire), May 1. Alan Helm, an Oxfoid University Blue, defeated Harley Roberts. a former Warwickshire cricketer, by two and one in the final of the English Amateur Golf championship over 36 holes today. Helm was three down at the 18th hole and was
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    PAKISTAN BEATEN
    43 14 MONTREAUX. May I.— Switzerland, beating Pakistan in the doubles today, gained a 2-1 lead in their first round Davis Cup tie. The Pakistan pair, M. Alam and Iftikhar Ahmed, were beaten by Max Albreecht and Hans Huonder 7-;"). 6-4. 6-4. Reuter.
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    NO DISSOLUTION OF ZAIBATSU
    132 14 NO DISSOLUTION OF ZAIBATSU Tokip, May 1. Oen. Douglas Mac Arthur. Supreme i Allied Commander in Japan, today cut by 60 per cent, the I list of Japanese companies scheduled for decentralisation. He announced the removal of 194 industrial and distributive companies from the list which originally designed 325 con-
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    King & Queen See Wigan's Win
    263 14 King Queen See Wi gan's Win RUCBY CUP FINAL >NDON MAY 7. DEFEATLN i i HOLDERS BY EIGHT POIN T8 TO THREr BTADIUM YESTERDAY IN THE PR| d KING ANDQIKEN. WICAN EQUALLED ANCE OF WIDNKS IN ACHIEVING SU THREE LONDON FINALS. In doing so they defeated Bradford Not tin in
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    Two Goals In 60 Seconds Ended Johore's Bid To Opset Singapore
    822 15 Bl DCTATOW th-shcxks late for Joh<>r\ ittd two put pa.i to the Southern ur applecart. But lot* M^hi Hid Chye Her- follows! lh)s with e bad *very rhance of equa!i.^np -anJ it. .i n trust- P ,n 2.000 i
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    Yesterday's Motor Accidents
    44 15 jelling I at A.l- In- r ft ai 1 1 1 o a also hide Both the r. moved tween a a motor-car {load at terd ty. The and the DC th« wen ntoa moved to s Wag- 'P.m. 1 injurknocked
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    42 15 Philippines Vatican Vatican City, May 2. Vatican citcles said the rotuin to Rome next week of Monsignor Gu^lielmo Piani, apostolic delegate to the Philippines will probably result in a resumption of full diplomatic relations between Catholic Philippines and the Holv See. U.P.
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    Public US Apology To Reuters
    309 15 Public US Apology To Reuters NEW YORK. May 2. Mr. George V. Allen. Assistant Secretary of State for Public Affairs* at the Stptc Department, today publicly expressed regret to Reutets New.-- Agency for a leference he made to the oi<ranisation in a speech before th< Ametican Society of Editors in
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    AUSTRALIANS 407 FOR 8 AGAINST LEICESTER
    402 15 Hradman SI, Miller Not Out 175 LEICESTER. MAY I THE \i STRAIJAN TOURISTS PILED IV 107 RUNS FOK fHE LOSS OF EIGHT WICKETS WHKN THEY MKT LEICESTERSHIRE ON SATI'R DAY Aft* i llrown had been bowled by Johnson foi 2ti, liaines and Miller £ot
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    KOREAN REDS START GUERRILLA WARFARE
    170 15 SEOUL, May, 2. Commun-ist-led Koreans today opened lull-scale guerrilla warfare on Cheju Island. They attacked one town for three hi. is, encircled three villages and murdered at lea.st seven peisons including four women. Police from American-occu-pied south Korea, who rushed to Cheju on Wednesday to
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    US Airlines To Cut Fares To Orient
    37 15 St. rani Minnesota, May The North-west Airlines today sai<i it will rut pataengei fares >n routes in the Orieni bv ■j much IS 17 per <ml Oil May 10. U.P.
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    RADIO-ACTIVE SHIP
    50 15 tLLETO (California), Mav The Navy announced today that tin- cruiser Salt Lake I Ity veteran of the Aleutians ti I the Pacific War will be troyed by gunfire during th? ...fk of May. 'iii »Wp v ai a target ai the Bikini teat, which made il radio- U.P.
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    BRIGHT BATTING ON PADANG
    1860 16 Recs Beat SCC By Six Wickets The cricket match between the padang rivals tht Singapore Cricket Chn and the SingftpOK Recreation Hub played on ihe S.R.C. side of the padang yesterday, < ndc-d in a win by six picked for the Eurasians. Bright knock! of U
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    YOGARAJAH'S FIRST CENTURY
    172 16 Displaying fine form throughout Togimjftll scored his fiist Oentury of the season yesterday and retired with 105 runs, thus enabling the Ceylonese Sports Club to icaliso the total of 290 runs and to defeat the R.A.F. Seletar by a comfoi table margin of 187 runs. Next highest
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    AUSTRALIA AND COLOUR BAR
    101 17 AUSTRALIA AND COLOUR BAR jfc Ma&y To Make Representations \usir:,li in Commissioner i n ■ff^JLn »n Saturday to make (l^ h N Government oonf'"" 1 1', X other matters, the White J^W and P"bHo react ion colour bar brought to f; ,:th th, refusal of r 1-mm t. allow the
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    British Enforce Jerusalem Truce
    71 17 JERUSALEM. May 3.-Bn-tish troops today were success fully imposing their truce or. embattled Jerusalem, an.l Government spokesman announced that reinforcements were on the way from Cyprus and Malta to keep the peace until the British surrender their mandate 12 days hence. Occasional single shots were rired
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    S'pore Chinese Reds To Call For Rejection
    253 17 S'pore Chinese Reds To Call For Rejection Chiang's Election CHINESE LEFTIST organisations in Singapore art* to reject the election of Chiang Kai Shek as President of the Republic of China, at a meeting of representatives to be held this afternoon at two o'clock at the premises of the Singapore Seamen's
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    Sundram Not For Olympics
    84 17 (Tribune Staff Reporter) H K Sundram's ambitior •o represent Singapore- at the World Olvmoies tc be new WJ London in July- w.il not be realtw aftei all. tor at Singftpore AAA's committee netting hold at the B.RC. yesterday, it wis tedded that tb curly headed athlete
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    3 MORE CASES OF POLIO
    47 17 Three more cas»«H of polio were reported yenterday. The victims were one European adult and two < hinese children. This hringH the total of cases to date to 'id. One death occurred yesterday of a Chinese child. ThN wa.s a case previously reported.
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    PROTEST TO S.H.B.
    90 17 Representatives of various unions of Singapore's coistal an'i marine workers with a total membership of about 20 000. met at 'he premises of the Singapore- F«teration--of Trade Unions on Sunday nitfht and resolved to rend a protest to the Singapore Harbour Board authorities against the Board'! action
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    Social Insurance Plan For S'pore
    174 17 Welfare DepL Investigates i Tribune staff Reporter) THE DEPARTMENT OF SuCIAL WELF \RE SINBAPORE is INVESHGATINa THE POSSIBILITIES OF feTRODI'CING A :>MrREHENSIVE SYSTEM OF SOCIAL INSI RANCE INTO THE COLONY. MR. T F. McNTECE SECRETARY OF SOCIAL WELFARE TOL? THE rWBI'NE yESTERDAY. Tr. ti will
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    35 17 CANBERRA Miv S Australia has made no approach to th<> United States nor totlie Internationa! Monetary Pun.J for a .iollar loan, Ifr. Chifley, the Australian I r«nn^r sai<i tol iv Reuter
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