Morning Tribune, 28 January 1948

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    Masthead
    5 1 MORNING TRIBUNE iSev Serial) tOCBHTH.
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    comet sweeping down to earth
    40 1 comet sweeping down to earth Ii r, inn 27 A new comet Is sweeping %KELEY, Ca ,liyrnt 8 rt poried last night, and should be mi UheZet* no* on the other eide o, the 5 Efc-sus vJ?z£L\ astrophysicist. I. P.
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    ATIONS: JAPS BETTER FF THAN MALAYANS
    179 1 ATIONS: JAPS BETTER FF THAN MALAYANS IW waiiicn speaking ayan Union Advisory neeting at Kuala LumTday spoke with conut the rice allocations) the I.E.F.C. for this expressing relief that las had the intimation will be an Improvethe rice ration this eplored the reallocation ftr'J quota for the cur[lien said "In
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    RIPPS'OFFER TO FRANCE
    55 1 RIPPS'OFFER TO FRANCE IS Jan. 27.- M. Rene the French Finance Minis:lose.l tohy that Sir Stafipps. Braain's Chancellor Exchequer, offered to indeliveries of British coal 000 tons to 25.000 tons a it France abandoned the franc" devaluation :a >'er gave this news to a eeting of the Finance and Aitairs
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    STRIKE OFF
    19 1 ■'GHAI. JAN. 27.-^China'* antime Customs work'Ln! ye^ terd ay came support undisclosed detoday returned to work Bt<T.
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    NEUTRAL GROUND
    10 1 NEUTRAL GROUND lEaiU 7 Manchester Mio- bs 'he Football Reuter
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    UNKNOWN AND ROBBERS?
    27 1 Rp&it^a he,d »ps» s on MonlS^. 01 Point iS i a ynve?2K n^ ht a boy J 1 watch. *3 m ca sh and
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    TOP PRESS
    27 1 IPVi J Ki 27 T he Frenrh fW^ta»2S? ment 's pro^ te of 21% gO,J tradine by ntion. 1 t0 14 with g one U.P.
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    REVOLT IN SOVIET REPORTS are CONFIRMED
    305 1 REVOLT IN SOVIET REPORTS are CONFIRMED NANKING, JAN. 27. RE-j PORTS OF FIRST REBELUOIgJ TN THE HISTORY OF THEj SOVIET UNION FLARING IN! SOUTHERN UKRAINE AND INVOLVING ONE AND A HALF MILLION INSURRECTIONISTS WERE CONFIRMED BY DR. CHEN LI-FU. MINISTER OF THE KUOMINTANG PARTY ORGANISATION TO REUTER LAST NIGHT. Advance
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    JAP MASS-POISONS BANK EMPLOYEES, 11 DEAD, 5 CRITICAL
    239 1 JAP MASS-POISONS BANK EMPLOYEES, 11 DEAD, 5 CRITICAL TOKIO, Jan. 27.— Sixteen employees of a Japanese bank on the outskirts of Tokio were poisoned yesterday, resulting m 11 deaths, when a man posing as a health official told an assistant bank manager to take the medicine he had brought as
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    $590 IN FINES
    23 1 Fines to the total of $590 were imposed on 27 hawkers which include 8 women at the Singapore Courts yesterday.
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    "LET'S HELP. FEDERATION BABY" PLEA IN COUNCIL
    338 1 (From Our Own Reporter) KUALA LUMPUR. Tuesday -Declaring that the Federation was a great experiment full of faith and hope. Mr. A. T. Newboolt, Chief Secretary, Malayan Union. m a farewell message to the Union Council today, said "We shall be waking up
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    3 ARMED
    86 1 A Chinese living In Jalan Besar was robbed of $200 m cash anq some jewellery on Monday night by four Chinese, three of whom* were armed with pistols. WOMAN ROBBPP Four Chinese armed with pistols broke into a house m Jalan Raja on Monday night and robbed a
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    43 1 The noise of passing lorries does not disturb this Chinese calligraphist as he paints words of felicitation on small lanterns which are popular with the C an t one se c o m mv nity for b<g festivals. Story and pictures inside. I
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      42 1 HANDKERCHIEFS LADIES' FANCY HANDKERCHIEFS A wide range of selected handkerchiefs m new designs. 3 m a box. Prices: $2.60 upwards per box. KIDDIES' NURSERY HANDKERCHIEFS A wide rans* of embroidered designs! 3in I box P-ires: $2.00, $2.25 and $3 25 per box.
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    86 2 Seme of the distinguished iue*ts at the reception at the 'una Memorial Hall fallowing the ir*dding of Mr. P. i'cngadasalam. son of Mr. V. Paktrisamy. the Advisory Councillor, and Miss X Danaluckshumi, daughter of Dr. S. R. Krishnan of tieremban. The guests pictured aboi*e include the Governor and Lady Gimson,
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    Jessie (22) was worried, so she took overdose of drugs —is now sorry she did it
    325 2 Jessie (22) was worried, so she took overdose of drugs is now sorry she did it A young Eurasian girl, attractive zz-year-okl Jessie V^v^lv^, oi _l Wilrvmina Road, said at the Second Magistrate's Court yesterday that she was now sorry for having attempted to take her life. She 'xplaintvj thai
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    FIRE DELAYS DEPARTURE OF ARIES II FOR S'PORE
    199 2 SHAWBURY, Shropshire. Jan. 27. -Fhre which broke out during refuelling operations prevented the Royal A'r Force liaison* Lincoln aircraft "Aries IP letting for the Far East toe.v A small fire, starting m one the engines, spread and destroyed the starboard wing, an
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    MR.THIVY TO ATTEND
    69 2 The Repreesntatlve of the Govttnment of Tn.lin jn Malaya, Mr J A Tiiivy. will attend the ceremony Inaugurating the Federation of Malaya on Feb l. a t Kuala 1 Jim pur. Ifajor-Gen. Bass Aklra „r the I JfMaese Imnerial a..».v, round euiity of belnc concerned m the
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    LAWYER APPEALS AGAINST HIGH COURT JUDGMENT
    890 2 An appeal against the dismisal by Mr. Justice Jobling of suit for damages, claiming a sum of $25,000 for malicious prosecution brought by Mr. B. H. Chi2 a Singapore lawyer, against Mr. Mr. S. Qureshi. a carpet merchant, m October lasc, came up for
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    HE WAS "A SORT OF A WILL-O'-THE-WISP"
    219 2 Tan Hock Kirn, a young Chinese wiio was described as "a sort of a will-o'-the-wisp" by Mr. A. G. Sheares, the Seventh Police MaI gistrate, was refused bail and ordered to be held m remand unti' Feb. 3, yesterday. Tan. who faces a
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    'AIRMAN COMMITTED TO ASSIZES'
    197 2 AIRMAN COMMITTED TO ASSIZES' LAC William Reid (20) of the RAF, was committed for trial a? the next Assizes on a charge o' attempted armed robbery, at the conclusion of an inquiry held ht fore Mr. A. G. Sheares n Seventh Police Court, yesteriay It was alleged that ReM eatu
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    TRADE EXHIBITION ORGANISER HERE
    58 2 The Organiser of the fortbcon< I ing Indian Trade Exhibition I Singapore, Mr. P. K. Panikkar I irrived m Singapore on Mondtj I md has tentatively establishe I hil I )ffice m the premises occupio 1 by I he Representative of the Govern* I nent of
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    She started suicide act with razor, but the pain caused her to change her mind
    240 2 Because she was "fed up unth IJJS on account of being constantly scolded by another wontan with whom she uyis staying, she decided to end her life. So stated a young Teochew u*h man. Let
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    RACKETEERS DUPE EMIGRANTS
    217 3 RACKETEERS DUPE EMIGRANTS Increasing number of forged permits < Tribune Staff Reporter) nnn-ber of cases have come up A in rii^,o"e Police Courts m .hich an 2w*£*&* m the Co,ony from •m* tared certificate. examination The immigration °>l\f J*vai at Singapore. of .he aliens' Pf?P°™ areK^ession of cleverty- T be
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    R.A.F. Chaplain Leaving
    215 3 Willi Commander the Rev. S. M Blorh. Jewish Chaplain to RAF leaves Singapore for England on board the Indrapura, with a proudrecord of oaring served Entish nd Domini', n armies m the Far Fast, besides his associations w'th two foreign armies. In all his connections with the
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    NAVIGATION ORDER CASE
    108 3 Four Chinese appeared before the Second Police Court Magistrmle, Mr A. G. Shearers yet>j ♦erday. on chaises under the Harbour Craft Navigation Order. 1947. Tan Chui Chnan <39). Tan Chui Kuan (35), Ho Chui Bock (32 > and Chan Yok Kirn <23>. Dleaded not guilty to being
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    Mr. Bob Kauff Leaving S'pore
    129 3 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Mr. Bob KaurT will shortly be 1 leaving Singapore for Australia h\x the past 18 years, while residing and working m Raffles Hotsl, as a member of the Or- chestra he has made hundreds I of friends throughout Malaya. He told me
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    $200 BAIL
    60 3 Alleged to have broken open j a suitcas? marked "A. B. Smith" on board the s.s. "Manx Sailor* en Monday evening, a 35-year-old Teochew, who appeared before the Second Police Magistrate yesterday, was allowed bail m $200. until April 21 when the case will come up for hearing.
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    MAGISTRATE FREES 2 MEN, BUT SAYS CASE IS "EXTREMELY SUSPICIOUS"
    502 3 was ELY suspiciousTRirT H I,IE FIRS T DIS-' TU*) IS*** IN WHICH THF J32E CH,NF SE, ONE "Sfr A t?. (,ER ANI> THE SdshJ. h p ««prietor (fV^„;:,; SHARE HOLDER: SH(, P \v"! r LE SP^RE PARTS A Haih ACQUITTED
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    Pleads guilty to save court's time
    117 3 After a Chinese, Tan Tiong Toh had pleaded guilty (0 a charge of carrying on a theatrical performance at a house m Mount PKasant on the morning iof Jan. 2, without a permit, he was cautioned and discharged by the Eighth Police Court (Magistrate,
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    Mrs. Pillay To Fight For Women's Rights
    362 3 i gaged m socialist activities while (m India during the occtJjlsUion period t Other candidates for Kural I West are Mr A. P. Rajah (Progressive) and M) Cheons Hock Chye (Independent) There are 2,764 rcgi'teiToT electors for tliis area of v^hom 330 are
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    $80 FINE ON WOMAN
    118 3 $80 FINE ON WOMAN fines totalling $800 were Exposed on a 35-year-old Chinese woman, Koh Ah Nooi at the Eighth police Court yesterday. when she pleaded guUty to #-*c charees under the Excise Ordinance. Accused was fined $150, or one months' imprisonment for distilling, eight auarts of samsu, $150 Or
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    $1,000 BAIL FOR INDIAN
    135 3 Bail m $1,000 with two sureties iwas yesterday at the Second Magistrate's Court allowed to a I young Indian on three charges of cheating the Singapore Harbour Board of sums of money amounting to $51.92 cents. The Indian, 25-year-old X Mohamed. pleaded not guilty to- (a),
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      35 3 I Special Sale for 2 weeks only Evening Gowns Beautiful Sequins Beaded designs. 53 _f I M.ernoon Frock Sma.n 4 Wei. T.mored I Shanghai Modern Tailoring Co. 10, Buttery Read. II Phone No. *****. 1
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    HAZEL SETS A STYLE!
    52 4 Charmmg Basel Court, J. Arthur Rank star will certainly mat be "a pebble" on the bench m this smart strand outfit. Perhaps even King NeptuHi wdl arise from the ocean depths to give his approval of the natty two-piece hathing suit with its phated overskirt and
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    OPENED HIS SHOP -SAW A CORPSE
    186 4 When a Nelson Road Chinese sundry goods merchant opened his I shop on the morning of Jan. 2i, he discovered the body of half j nak<«d Indian floating face down- I ward m the roadside drain. At the Coroner's Inquiry into the I death
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    U.K. PRESS FREEDOM A BET
    119 4 U.K. PRESS FREEDOM A BET LAKE BUCCBBB, Jan 27 A ismger thai the present 4na Press freedim m Britain would stiu exist 20 years hemes was made by Mi Archibald MacKenrrie British Press Officer, m tht United Nations sub-com-cnmuiittee on freedom of information last ni<iht. Referring t<> a statement by
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    KEMPEI CHIEF TO DIE
    50 4 KEMPEI CHIEF TO DIE SHANGHAI Jan. 27. t\., high military tour today s >ntested to death oniva Hayasahi former chief v ne Japane? lendarmtrfs at. Ohmitrming U land o*i the convic io n ,-f rnur I dering 100 Chin,.. guerrillas am .sc rod ies on civilian durirt, t.ho war -U.P,
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    CHROME DEAL
    36 4 ANKARA, Jan. 2C- One of the Osteon Marshall plan rutioni has concluded deal t„ tend to the >':in,»! states approximately twothirds <-: |1 ou put of chrome ore, (1 M entlal ingredient for making U.P.
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    PROTEST AGAINST STRIKE RULING
    337 4 PROTEST AGAINST STRIKE R ULING (From Our Own Reporter) KUALA LUMPUR. Tues At _M last meeting of the Advisor) Council today. Mr. Rajagopa argued at length against the strike ruling made by the Chief Justict o the Malayan Union on Octobei Ik m a civil appeal m the Supreme Court.
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    RAIN SAVES ENGLAND FROM DEFEAT
    167 4 RAIN SAVES ENGLAND FROM DEFEAT BRIDGETOWN. Barbados, Jan. 2G. Rain foiled the West Indies when victory looked almost certain for them today, m the concluding; day of their first Test against England. Resuming with their overnight score at 60 for 2, England lost two cheap wickets, and were •still 309
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    JEWEL BOOM
    79 4 JEWEL BOOM With the Chinese Neic Year fast approaching local jewellers ml Singapore are having a business boom. Working o\-vrtime -^1 order of the day m most firms where ex^ery effort is bting -vijeß to replenish stocks that are Itemg bought up every day. i r,M cameraman took this picture
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    Support For Gym Project
    169 4 The article m the Sunday Tribune stressing the need for a public gymnasium m Singapore iis already meeting with resl>onse. Mr. Nah Yong Howe, physical culturist and a keen supporter o!^B professionaly and amateu- t> vfl ing. atold me he was >'«..; tc support Mr. Elliot
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    INVOLVED IN 13 CASES, COURT TOLD
    172 4 INVOLVED IN 13 CASES, COURT TOLD When a young Hakka, Goh Nai j Poh was produced before the j I Second Police Magistrate yester- I day on a charge of extortion, it was stated by the prosecution that he was involved m 12 other cases. The accused was alleged to
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    S.M.S. UNION
    110 4 The following will be lelecttd to^B represent the above team fnendly table tennis game "^V^^B the jSjUSJpirs Municipal E,m\.^b^« Union" to be played »t 70u 1 I Wednesday, Jan. 28, at the fc :l -.:'^B pore Municipal Services Ul r r,^B premises 26. Tyrwhitt R«:' d I game
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    THE WHISKERS CLUB
    86 4 When the Whiskers arrived at the Wishing Well they found Flop the Frog waitt ing tor them. You're very bright and early." said Flop, but I'm all ready tor you.' "We want to hear all about the Fable and the Frog," said Whisk. •In fact." Whisk we
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    FILM MASTERPIECE PROVED ELIXIR TO INDUSTRY
    379 5 mnd." now Capitol I ;VgM master, motion BsssTtii-'" r. nnduftion. its W^3& Ir:: equalled m artistry, brilX:.: performance or sheer bulk. ■1940 it won most ot the Aca-■n-y Awards. Directed DV Kor Fleming and produced oy ■rid 0 Seimick. the picture is all-time b
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    Maestros fell BBC— fay More Or We Quit"
    106 5 thHn forU Li c th€ <" that unless rea-i H with pr claim foi higher fees by ■ii take their J:''.' Dance Band Directors' As- to the BBC. a de- il!: 'n-iumofsugpe S tions. *?h. n omethod0 meth0d r »»*3 «\Jf declare
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    BRITAIN DECLINES
    20 5 -"-The Brmsn declined sugould uuthito the went consult--11 Brii j entatlvea from nJ I the dis--1 to Reuter
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    U.S.-SOVIET LEND-LEASE TALKS
    108 5 WASHINGTON. Jan. 26. United States— Soviet negotiations on a lend-lease settlement have been resumed here on the basis of counter proposals put forward by Russia last month, the United States State Department said today. These counter proposals suggest a lower figure than the United States originally requested
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    Americans Leave Palestine
    203 5 Americans Leave Palestine Jerusalem. Jan. 26— Eight UniUd States citizens the first Americans to evacuate Palestine— left Jerusalem for the port town of Haifa shortly after dawn today m a convoy heavily guarded by police and armoured j cars. The group, composed of I wives and families o! United States
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    GRANTED DIVORCE FROM "MEAN" HUBBY
    289 5 GRANTED DIVORCE FROM "MEAN" HUBBY LONDON. Jan. 26.— The Government today rejected a suggestion that it should modify the British divorce laws as the result of a recent decision by the House of Lords, sitting as the highest legal tribunal m Britain, that a wife's insistence on her husbands use
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    Mad Stranger Writes "I'm Decent Man Now"
    411 5 men. I say, 'Thank you' for all you have done for the mtn and women In Broadmoor. "And I hope you will be *j ar*d for many years yet to carry on the kood work." The mvelope was identified Dj an employee at
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    SHANGHAI SMALLER NEWSPAPERS
    109 5 SHANGHAI SMALLER NEWSPAPERS SHANGHAI, Jan. 28— A Cit^ Government order for a general reduction m the number of pew ge* of newspapers has been c-r> cularised among local journaß. The order, being issued as one of the present "adversity mea>* sures" was to hrve become ef> ft -tive as of
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    German PoW To Die For Murder
    143 5 LONDON. Sentence of death by hanging was passed on a 22-year-old German P.O.W. Carl Kneissler, when a military court at Wooler, Northumberland, found him guilty of murdering another P.0.W.. Eugen Mergenthaler. The sentence is subieet to confirmation. Mergenthaler's badly battered body was found on
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    Penalty For Hoarders
    95 5 PARIS. Jan. 26— French nationals hoarding foreign currencies una holding foreign fttocki and share.: France who have failed t« declare them or hand them m. thus infrr inn previous laws, will be liable to a fine on a sliding scale under the bill tabled today hv the
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    Cold tilts Textile Workers
    131 5 Cold tilts Textile Workers SHANGHAI, Jan. 28 Som 13,000 textile workers are idl rs Shanghai residents, shiverin In th© severest cold spell of tn j reason, turned on their ekctri I stoves and spent 165,000,00 j Chines? dollars hourly, m spit of the restrictive charges ac- wording to the Shanghai
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    BRITISH JUDGES JCB-HUNTING?
    98 5 LONDON, Jan. 27— The Conservative Daily Mail reported a frontpage story today that 40 British judges who held posts worth up to £6,000 a year m India and Pakistan "are looking io r jobs", after being told by the two Dominions that they are not wanted. Four
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    TRACTORS FOR FRANCE
    44 5 COVENTRY, WARWICKSHIRE J. n. 26— Fivethousand Bnt^hmarte Ferejuson tractors built by Standard* motors m Coventry have been -'old to the French Government at a aojfc of r 2.000 000 000 for the development of French agriculture, it was aflnovnccd today. Reuter
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    Ghesome Threesome
    59 6 nm-ma,-old Usw vaid a surprise visit to her mother on the *et of 'The .Pirate," Metro- I C,,dd%£v£* Te%S^rp7cdaeUol starring Judy Garland an<: Gene Kelly. Squired by fc, tohrrVincen'v Minnellt. who is directing the picture, she had a chance to watch her famous par- H ents^fu^ls^sooTa^^e Pirat? Z
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    MORNING TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY. JAN 23,1948
    5 6 MORNING TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY. JAN 23,1948
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    We Are In It Too
    214 6 Jt is not our purpose here to estimate the possible effects upon world peace as a result of the decision to inaugurate a Western Union as a counter-balance to the Eastern bloc under Soviet Russia. Suffice to say that these two blocs rather than UNO.
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    Colonialism
    207 6 How is the Western Union going to affect the desire of colonial peoples to determine their own political future? With the exception of Luxembourg practically all the countries comprising the Western Union are colonial powers. They control people and areas vaster than themselves, and they enjoy wealth and status
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    Arabs Are Concerned Over Kashmir
    536 6  -  Gilbert Sedbon L w CAIRO- Graw concern is feet j throughout the Near East over the Kashmir dispute and its political repercussions. Arab leaders, m the midst of the Palestine turmoil, are actively seeking ways and means to bring about a peaceful settlement of tho
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    WHO HAS AN ATOM BOMB
    386 6 WASHINGTON Th c latest authoritative statements on the subject of atomic bombs still leave you wondering whether any other country has the atomic bomb. President Truman's Air Policy Committee, judging by its *'Survial m th c Air Age" report seems to think not. And m
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    around The Jown
    1013 7  -  VERA ARDMORE WITH 10 •Austi Road. Ove:lC;:rd SSSonthe huf_ has a iso boen appointed to thj C( i. nlal Service as a HeaJtri &is LJ m Malaya. Miss Castleton born m isingtao. Shantung ■Mid was educated at trie China inland Mission School, m North China. Ihe Rrltlsh
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      246 7 JUST RECEIVED NEW STOCKS CF I Malayan Birds, by :.iado? 56.00 I Trusted. Salaries Commission of Malaya SI 50 I Companies Ordinance $3.00 I Jail Bird Jottings Parfii 56.00 I In Defence of Singapore, by A. V. Toze 53. 50 I Cultural History of the Malays. I by Winstedt i
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    Calligraphist At Work
    43 8 Calligraphist At Work FeiUHiation Lanterns Then r.mall lanterns are particularly favoured by Cantonese m Malaya for use on birthdays, thanksijn"n<i days. Chinese New Ye.tr's /> tv n*4 other occasions with appropriate felicitations. v > m drawn tkt reg tired S Chin* te i kara jL
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    CHINESE LANT TELL A STORY
    329 8 CHINESE LANT TELL A STORY With the Chinese new year around the corner, Chinese lantern maker! are busy fulfilling orders for lanterns of large sizes. It is the traditional Chinese custom to hang a pair of these lanterns on either side of the front door during the new year r,,
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    THEIR OWN GAME
    204 8 LONDON JAN. 26 Football pool canvassers who put down names of people who nad never oidered coupons or paid for them weie acting not as >>ervants of Shermans Pools, Ltd.. but "on a criminal frolic of th i: ewn." This was stated for the d fence m
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    No Change In Laws Of Divorce
    150 8 No Change In Laws Of Divorce LONDON. Jon. 26 *on a divorce from a nuw™ whom the judge deser.-cdM -so mean that he hated xojam h;s underclothes wash o M "they wculd wear o\!t o.uicklv." I When the wife bou* M B sh.lhng bunch of flo^« :eturn ng from the
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    180 9 Mm fell Far ■cc Speech BY IK, km \m -i v W. ij, Gotermntßi v .__Bh, U 1': -~s mUn> l c nevspepeiii Ikl h: ■fnm b»PPy ■b.-,,-;'-* *Of Wl H Vijv^ banded tore h r Xc:!: nu of the view that whila it mw wita what is ■n
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    McCABE-MILNE WEDDING AT CHANGI
    232 9 McCABE-MILNE WEDDING A T CHANGI Suuadron Leader John Knox McCahS and Mrs. McCabe after their wedding at Trinity Church, Chanait last Saturday. Mrs. McCabe was formerly Flight Lieut- tan*. Elizabe'h Mary Isabella fiine, daughter of Mr. Andrew Mmc of Scotland. Both the Ri anal br.degroom are mcdi- —c Pa to
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    CEYLON BUDDHISTS FEAR MARXISM
    217 9 COLOMBO* The BuldrnV Hierarchy who ha<j threatened COt to cOorera c with t.".e Governm n mi n the Iniepordrncv eelebratior? has, m 2 n assuranoo (from t'r.e Prime Minister, agree 1 j o participate m the celebrations. The High Prieatf had com- pla'ntd hat there were
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    BOB CUMMINGS' PLANS
    51 9 CHicAUO, Jan. 26. Film Star Robert Cumnungs* attorney announced the formation of an incienpencent film industry, Kingswood Films, to compete with British American firms. Operations will start within the Semester and final plans call for 30 studios of $100,000,000 capitalization and a production of 104 features yearly.
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    FOOD CONFAB MIDDLE EAST
    80 10 GENEVA. Jan. 26 Countries of the Middle East wiii attend a conference m Cairr on Feb. 2 to frame a r^ort term concrete programme to reiieve tne world food shortage m 1948, Sir Jchn Boyd Orr, Director--1 General of the World Food Agricultural Organisation, ariI nounced
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    Golds & Oils Bought
    183 10 Golds Oils Bought LONDON, Jan. 26 T h, t .M section initially doM,!^ tention with a sharp burst oi > M ing activity. Establish*,! U B duen n companies shai.-./rLiiß gains among which w. f F JB fortein and Blyvoors "'"B The turnover was fairly ronJ erable and despite proiit
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    BRITISH PLANES FOR MINISTERS!
    130 10 LONDON, Jan. 26 Pnfl Minister Clement Attlee B ether British ministers and B and military officials will ,M use two Tudor I fcur-engin^B longrange aircraft which ,;rl ing refitted for official miasa^B it was learned today. H The British Overseas -B Corporation has resisted :.yB twelve-seater
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    FRANCO.SPANISH FRONTIER
    50 10 FRANCO. SPANISH FRONTIER PARIS. Jan. BVrThe Spanish frontier Sealed sin 1946 probably will be rei-K^^H least partially within the nexj -1 weeks. resporUlle French vurj said tonight. These source 1 firmed that nagotistions ,r opening of the frontier ud taken to hope they would ™^B agreement within a month rt
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    U.S. Airman Treason unknown
    120 10 NEW YORK. Jan. 2«| 27-year-old former nant m the United sifl Air Force, Martin Ja^B Monti, was arrested t>y| Federal Bureau of In^^B gat ion today on a tl s___B charge. The FBI ■■■■M that he broadcast M Berlin for the uer j^B Propa gand a
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      108 10 [r»-iJrrlirfl-iri-T i« Ifc Morning Tribuna3| "SUNSHINE FALLS" I "BELINDA" j jumpy! £^=;t o-uay.' ,juv a, -•■-^■>-( .mOuoi ;J\ c re-_R 51*. i-v. v.-:-. "BUCK RYAIV' Pfcfaitf/ ~^\Pesperatel>/ he £-opej ah the [rF~-Y; J^JJA-Jf &)r)~A I Ex/mslid.fie f.bafef fotte "POP" the pis icnt j9\_ J* .TM& Poo* a vEMtßiu^yiST J all
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    ON the NIGHT OF the NINTH
    2378 11 and I was just turnnV away whin I smelled somethin' queer like bumin'. sir. It seemed to come from the ouse Itself. Thinktn' that perhaps there was a nre, I looks m at the window, but couldn't see nothin'. Then I looks down where
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    Malayan Share Quotations
    566 13 h U e Malayan yen JjiaW^ wexe j.oo 4< 23/* KilO) 2: o*;. 27, -cd lted 43 00 45.00 cd T^t J-: 5 10 25 Kef. f'gni 4.02» 2 $1 *f 4 o 10 5 60 Xd ■dP'^ l j[s| 1.80 ■item 0Q MOO 44 60 45.25
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    Rice To Be Rationed In S'hai
    99 13 Rice To Be Rationed In S'hai SHANGHAI. Jan. 28.— 1t wa* teamed l oday that rice ra ioning will s'ar. here mi n March. The tenfa ive ra ion per person will be 33 pound* a mon'.h v;i h half direc ly rationed by the eOvernmen. and half bought with
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    War Claims: First Payment Next Year
    372 13 (Tribune Staff Reporter) THF FIRST INSTALMENT OF MALAYA'S WAR DAMAGE n aTms BILL WILL BE PAID SOME TIME NEXT YEAR. MAL AwSfwTAL WAR DAMAGE CLAIMS. EXCLUDING WAR GO^dl? RISKS T INSURANCE. AMOUNTS TO $1268 MILLIONS Mr. J. J St. L. Carson, War Damage ciaims
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    IIoilo A City Of Terror
    283 13 MANILA^ Jan. 27—Ibilo was a city of terror with wild rumours today. faJ ,iv-heavv on Sunday s eartnquaKe. wnim ij> memory oi u<w» n»ww«Early reports revealed no casualties, but the death toll of Sunday's quake m Hollo and the surrounding towns on Panay island reached
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    CHINA COAL SHORTAGE
    99 13 SHANGHAI Jan. 28. Tf:e chairman cf ''lie Fur 1 On_-al Ccmmistfor rf Chang Hsi Wei, r% j enroute Cn a hurried trip to Tien' sin fCr emergency cOd 1 shipments frOm Tlf n's tj 1 Shanghai because Shargha? is suffering frcm acute ta-1 short~ age due to
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    Shanghai Soccer
    70 13 SHANGHAI. Jan. Mr A lonian <?ccoer '$am. (ha s been chosen to represent. Shanghai f n inter- port ccw a#4n*\ Hcugltong on 1 Chinee New Year Day, Feb. 10, I m the colony.. The only iwo foreigners on.wiC '♦earn are: Roboostoff (Russian) jand Frarcis Forwards (Biion). At the
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    Island Club Coif
    111 13 T h* January Monthly t_ed*l <*•■*- petfiion Played over the »««M* J resulted m Dr L.E.C. Davis W **T ning the "A" Division with a net *cofe of 72. The "B" M**" l won by Capt. C. Arnott (24) with a net score of 72. The Ball
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    BIG DROP IN govt, BONDS
    222 14 BIG DROP IN govt, BONDS LONDON, Jan. 26. -Government securities dropped an estimated $400 million m value on ths London Ex- change today when speculatoi s dumped sterling holdings despite the Government's promises that the tailing j 1 franc would not drag the pound down with ft. Chancellor oi the
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    Worst Drought In 70 Years
    78 14 SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 27 California is hmink its worst th "in/hi for 70 yearn. No rain hus fallen for .17 days m the gseal erse) presluetHg San Joaquin Valley, the longent continuous dry spill on record and surpassing *h( 'tft-dny rainless period of 1912. fa
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    Tins The Feature
    50 14 Thp following is the report of the Malayan Sharebrokers' As--1 snciation issued yesterday: Tin shares were again a feature of 1 the market mainly due to the marking up of sterling tin s m London and to rumours of devaluation. Industrials were m demand with scrip scarce.
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    Market Notes A Jottings
    138 14 Market Notes A Jottings (From Our Financial Corr) ToJ 3ys tin shares snow aW list cf rises. Almost all sterlings were marked up cllo^ng lx>n don. m seme case, substantially Dollar ttn s w.re also very steady Brokers were at their desks very early yesterday morning m anticipation of a
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    Rubber Steady Few Seders
    70 14 The market m rubber was steady throughout the day with sellers reserved, and the price for Feb. No. 1 RS.S. has risen by li cents since last Friday. Prices quoted are as follows: Buyers. Sellers. No. 1. Feb. R.S.S f.o.b. 41| 42 Wo 2. Feb. R.S.S.
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    Jap Wool Transactions
    73 14 Jap Wool Transactions Tokio. Jan. 27. Wool transactions last year totalled more than 199,000.000 yen. consisting of 300,000 pounds of wool and 620,--000 yards of woollen textiles, the Japanese Government's Board of Trade announced. The chief markets for wool were Hongkong, but wool exports to South Africa and India are
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    U.K. COAL FOR ITALY
    37 14 LONDON. Jan. 26 Italy may receive 400.000 tons of British coal this year as a result of the current talk-, of the Anglo -Italian Economic Committee m London, it was learned tonijrht.- Reuter
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    SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
    63 14 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE SlUpe alongside the Singapore j wharvee I VEBSEL GODOWNS E. Haiwble SHEERS Steel Scientist 42, 3 Port Royal Park 34, 9 Roepat 31 2 (Bengal) 17/18 Pentakota 33/4 Mt. Revelstoke Park 13/20 Laomedon 23/4 Taksang 25/6 Luxmi 27/8 (Dicto) 29/30 Meerkerk 15/16 Myrmidon 13/14 j Zceman 10 11
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    MAYFLOWE B.P. TOURISM
    100 14 MAYFLOWE B.P. TOURISM As anticipated, fava the Joo Kian Challenp competition (men's sin the Mayflower Badminta tournament, won their ly. The competition Is the semi-finals stage. Results of the ties m Sunday were: Wong Peng Soon bei Guan Hong 15-3. 151! Peng Hoci beat Yeo Sei 15-5. 15-6; Lav Scan
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    WALK-OVER UNKNOWN K.O. HOCKEY
    65 14 WALK-OVER UNKNOWN K.O. HOCKEY The Indian Associate j ceded a walk-over to the shire Regiment m their cut Competition hockey i yesterday, which was I been played at St. Georj The other game at j ■Road, between the Cat i Wireless and th, Singapa H.C.. was not pla.ved >t y
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    UNKNOWN
    266 15 ft jAN n /irand kn*k hbs name n reat cricketer. -><tf to s» ve th 1 d th before a sinjfk narnath bcu c d B the est I Tcket Topes of a Rood score KS spell broke L re-Phadkar P»f_«Jit had started l to mmnm. Then K«--3W looked,
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    EHARD B.P.
    59 15 tou-ci Rartmintoß part} will Pulau Bra.ni Badminton Sunday. Fob. 1 :i 8 a n > rwill consist of 4 Slnirles »WestobeheM a t their! WW raid Supporter! are W h Hon -S^r 'tarvs f Ej 944. Gey- t Jard in S[ep Qu(>k M BMsr 8-ee, R »rt YiiV
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    Ma layans sweep board m badminton "Test"
    382 15 COLOMBO, Jan. 27.-The 3-man Malayan Badminton team which is now on a visit to the SS commenced their tour with an easy victory ov er the Badminton Association of Ceylon. u\ei uvv ftf > s i_ matches, including three for Madras today, from
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    They annoyed occupants of room at 4.20 a.m. court told
    99 15 They annoyed occupants of room at 4.20 a.m. court told E'crht young Chinese faced! th? Second Magistrate yester-; day on a charge of criminally tossing the Cantonese Coo- lie Lines of the fcingapore Har hour Board at Tanjong Pagar It was alleged that at 4^20 a.m. on Jan. 17, the
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    SALARIES COMMISSION "A FAILURE"
    113 15 Reference to the substantial increases In salaries of Hongkong Government servants, ranging from 200 per cent, m cases of the lowest -paid to 20 per cent, for employees drawing about $1,500 monthly, was made by Mr. Rajagopal, speaking at the last session o< the Union Advisory
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    Their hardest game—but they won 7-2
    130 15 Their hardest game but they won 7-2 NAIROBI. JAN. 27— In the final and besi of the India hockey team's East African tour, the tourists last evening beat the combined Kenya and Uganda team by seven goals to two. Actually there wsrs only one Uganda player— the captain !in the
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    APPEALS TO COURT TO ENTER ALL-WHITE SCHOOL
    52 15 WASHINGTON. Jan. 27. -A 23-year-old Nearest Mrs Ada Loui?Sipuel Fisher, has asked the Supreme Court of the United Stales border the University of Oklahoma to admit her to its alltaken on Mrs. Wisher's petition before term M- on Ttanrtw, unless an extraordinary session
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    CHAP JI KI "RUNNER" IS FINED $150
    88 15 A fine of $150, or m default three months* rigorous imprisonment was imposed on a Jjr v ear-old Chinese, Chin Chin Eeng, by the Eight Police Court ..Magistrate, Mr. R. W. P. Rule. \esterday, when he pleadeo Guilty to a charge of carrying
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    CERDAN WINS IN 28 SECONPS
    46 15 PARIS, Jan. 26.— Marcel Corian. European middleweight champion from Casablanca, Morrocco, tonight knocked out Vio- vanni Manca, Italian title holder ir. 28 seconds of the Ist round with a solid right to the Jaw, at th*i Palais des Sports Arena.- U.P.
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    Lawyer's appeal
    97 15 (FROM PAGE: 2) There had been a change of mind j between March and October and i the defendan had not told the court why he had changed his mind. When the defendant told Mr. Chia m March, 1945. that he had nothing against him, he knew that
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    Turf Club Reports $1,600,115 Deficit
    139 15 A deficit of $1,600,115 on last year's working, alter allowing for depreciation, is reported by tne Singapore Turf Club m their Statement of Accounts for 1947. The cost of rehabilitating the race-course, Grand Stand and other buildings, is the main cause for the deficit It
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    IPOH TRACK NOTES
    290 15 (From Our Own Reporter) IPOH, TUE3.— Seme Z o o d Limes were returned this morninr when candidates for the Perak -aces were given fast work-outs on a hard track Good t»mei returned were by Diamond Epic 37 2,5 sec, The Raven 37 25 sec.. Helen the
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    HAZARE HITS ANOTHER BRILLIANT CENTURY
    1159 16 ADELAIDE, Jan. 27.— A1l other performances bl the Fourth Test between Australia and India \w )<• eclipsed today by that stylish Indian batsman. Hazare, who m the last over of the day joined the flhjstriotU few who have ecored centuries m each inningl m Tejit
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    Score Board
    158 16 Australia Ist Innings 674 India Ist Innings Mankad b McCool 4S Sarwate b MUler 1 Sen b Miller C Amarnath c Bradman b Johnson 46 Hazare Ibw. b Johnson 116 G. Mohamed st. Tallan b Johnson 4 Phadkar lbw. b Toshack 123 Kishenchand b Lindwall 10 Adikhari run
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    Spore Hockey Games This Week-End
    146 16 Spore Hockey Games This Week-End The Sngapore State JI eleven will meet NVef, Q and llalacca over theJJeSB country. *eek*,™ On Saturday the s-nwi,*Jl will play the Negri stat?Sß Seremban. a*d on the mS ?h y 1 3 lnga P° re Mil claihS the Malacca team m M^fl Fourteen players
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    EXPRESS LIFT SAVES 155
    59 16 EXPRESS LIFT SAVES 155 ST. CLAIRSE, OHIO. M One hundred and :-M miners escaped from i fire »fl broke out last night m the M\ Willow Grove coal mine. \vhe?H men died m a fire anl explos!aj_^_| The men made their escape M lift which travels as fast as t^H
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    28 16 HIGHWAY RORBERyI Three Chinese heM up a -^fl trian In Upper Hokkien Stred^H Monday nigrht and robbed ':<a $317 m cash, a fountain per. -.-fl cigarette case. Reuter
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    LINDWALL in FORM
    614 16 two— six— two. when Toshack relieved him. The total entered the thirties after 50 minutes' batting. Sarwate defended stubbornly but with the total at 33 he played forward to a good length ball from Toshack and was beaten by the turn. Gul Mahomed opened streakilv Attempting an
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