Morning Tribune, 18 February 1948

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    YMENTS OF INCOME TAX IN JUNE
    485 1 RULES, STATUTORY FORMS XOT APPROVED YET (By P. J. JOSEPH) The collection of Income Tax, beginning this ear, is likely to be deferred until June. Mr. D. Hemmin£-Tudor. Comptroller of income Tax for Singapore, told the Tribune, that the postponement wai necessary because the
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    CHILL ACCUSES ATTLEE: PROAR IN COMMONS
    145 1 CHILL ACCUSES ATTLEE: PROAR IN COMMONS In.. i i:~i"" rmcr ChirX the Koim' ol X v WfMXt ''> Ai Min-tc- CleK. Herbert Hot* ||,r:.i.!' "I liltt K ai d has Hut »ny lll I on by both i' 1 1 B- parties taring the wartime coalition m H,. said that
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    66 1 17 -r qulty panted an in■><i i Anglican Dr. Arnold us;n_ (>'. authorisBi f"! il't- Himmistra- -...:>r other than Ht hook of m[ V. :il the ■V,'a!.-.ft Attorney-Geii-B on behalf of lay. V fl > the church of WJSiinst Mr. Wyhle's th "Red Book". ■i^r? (■■.iMplaln^.l that breachei of
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    Provlist Says Hell Laud Indian Army
    116 1 leani t i j With thos^ of Britain's "contemptible little army" m the Fjr*i Wor-M W-ir. be said. MacKenzie's book, to be callad "Indian Epic" has been undertaken nt the invitation of tho Indian Government. Oompton MacKer.zie said he would not start writing the
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    STABLE TIPS TODAY
    71 1 I I Today's Malaya Tribune j uiU contain the latest stable l i tips for this afternoon's > i itires. It Will also contain the i final selections of the special Tribune Racing Cor- S respondent ALLEN LEWIS, i I former jockey and trainer, t Do not
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    15 1 NEW DELHI, Feb. 17.- The medium of communication between India and Moscow is now Hindustani.
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    52 1 Photograph I rv cey:j*e* AMoctaffo* held a tea party art Me FldoHa Memorial Hall on Monday <»'<■ of Ceylon's attainment to Dominion Btatu». hi thr picture above are (left to m/nti u\. r. T. Xuthati Yin -President of th Association). Rev IT- Thevafhasan. Mrs. E. R. AflfftOMM and Mr. Ernest-
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    WELFARE DEPT. CASHIER ON CHEQUE FORGERY CHARGE
    147 1 A Chines cashier attached to the Social Welfare Department forged. The accused. Sim Swee Khoon. was alleged to have altered the •four"* to 'fourteen," and the Ofare $4,000 to $14,000 on a cheque, dated Feb. 5. 1947. on another cheque dated March I.
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    RULERS' CONFERENCE IN K.L. TODAY
    166 1 (From Our Oicn Reporter) KUALA LUMPUR, FEB. 17. THE FIRST CONFERENCE OF THEIR HIGHNESSES THE RULERS OF THE MALAY STATES WILL BE HELD IN THE FEDERATION CAPITAL TOMORROW AT 10 A.M. The ceremonial opening:, which will take place at the Federal Legislative Council Chamber, will
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    MALAYS ARRESTED IN AUSTRALIA
    89 1 s SYDNEY. FEB. 17. I Immigration authorities J today a»rc sled 12 Malays who failed to report for deportation on February I 7. Further informal on was t I not available pending an 7 official announcement S from Calwell. i They are now lodged i I
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    Sentence On API Chief Reduced On Appeal
    517 2 Judge Says Case "Not Particularly Serious" Aopealine m ibe High Court y^'erdav against the convirticn and sentence of the Ftel ?f ric tJ2S?' Ahmad Baike Suib. Piesidem of the Anp^katan Pemuda UlHkf (Youth lloveniMll). wi*o is under sentence of two years 1 rtgoroui
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    Payments To Air Observer Corps
    54 2 No further claims I i rX- gratia payments *rom the Aii Observer Corps will be entertained after Feb. 23. All members Of ttk Air Obsi'iv\r Corps who have not been paid ex. gratia payments are requested to get m touch with the representative. Mr. Charlie
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    28 2 Karachi. Feb. 17.— Paul 11. 0> ling, iirst United Stat-.s Ambas. night by plane. Hit was accomsador to Pakistan arrived lnst penkd by his v/iie and tfaushtc-r. U.P
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    3 MONTHS FOR FRANDULENT POSSESSION
    94 2 Lav c vi Hiii!. a 4") yea l -old ll' Iclen w.t.s. Bt th. Bec< nd Police Court jrest relay, sent to rlgon 'i--Impi onm< nl for thre< «th 1 n .1 charge (> fr iudu)enf postiOfl pi ;t. v 1 .'A is found [n
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    Cruiser's Mission: No Discussion
    158 2 Cruiser' s Mission: No Discussion LONDON, FMj it The Fore] "i Ofßce spokesman t < i y officially confirmed thai the 8.000. tr,n British cruiser Nigeria, which I'-tt Bimanatown South Aftic;j. yesterday, wai on bar way to Antarctic waters. The spokesman refused to iiisrusi Nigeria's mission, bttt confirmation of her
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    Threatened Shopkeeper: Chinese Found Guilty
    372 2 Sent, nee i i six years' rigor >us imprisonment and 12 .strokes of the rotan wi? the punishment passed on Wong Ah Mi-ng by Mr. Justice- Brown at the Assize Court yesterday. Wong Ah Meng was: a trial on a charge of attempted armed robbery.
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    Took "Snap Shot" At For Chinese: Major Dischan
    261 2 :ii with causing death by a negligent act (by shooting' not tmounting to culpable horn.. cidi Major J R Warmisham wj> yesterday discharged by the Third District Court Judge. Mr. A. D HatrelL ihf Major, who is thi- Comm^ndin Officer it t'.ie
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    Radio Malaya s "little Prom"
    176 2 In the absence m Singapore oi any large Symphony Orchestr i the best has to be made of re. > corded music. Provided that trouble and care is taken to en--1 sure the best possible i\production, this can be extremely enjoyable. The "Little Prom," which
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    39 2 Girl Guid* s M oekbrat their on Feb 22 th, 1 late Lord Bad»r.PJ^B Gkorge V lowing n I l^B Saturday. Fob. fl Rajah Malay School^M Ky Meth r-.rcHM nira. 10.30 Cathedral Ito I Ss Peter I•■ I
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    Gner Blames Both Taxi-Driver and Victim Of Fatal Crash
    226 3 „,,i ;h er the cyclist nor the with care. Jhecareies^,.Tt" the lea h of the Qin<MPore Coroner, Mr. W. o. glared the inquiry tnU) the deatri me Ribot a labourer attached to j if-olc j unction which the road makes mtb
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    Journal Banned
    15 3 Ibanb Cm. 1 Hi 1 iTI urs trad ugh. West- on i wera
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    British Girl To Join Gl Hubby in Japan
    113 3 NEW YORK Feb. 16.- A pretty British girl arrived on the first leg of a 13.000 mile Journey |c Japan to join bet second Ameri- n se'dic: husband. Margaret Oven, 25. of Harro. a k iU'. England. 4 .;riv<d on the, steamship
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    ANTI-LIONIST OUTRAGES IN INDIA
    196 3 LAKE SUCCESS. Feb. 16 -Replying today to a reported statement of the Pakistan Govern. m«.nt that robbery was the motive of the recent murder fll a Jew m Peshawar. Dr. Maurice Perlzweig chairman of the Political Commission of thr Worlrt Jewish Congress, said that so "ar
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    CYCLIST KILLED
    48 3 A fatal accident involving Military lorry and I cyclist <-' c curred near the junction of Yec Chu Rang Road and Thomson Ri ad yesterday. Bhortiy be:or< noon. Che cyclist. 21. year-old Ang Ah Viap. ieceived multiple injuries m which he succumbed an !:t'U:- later m hospital.
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    Vampire Talk
    39 3 Fl Lt. J. W. Wilson, test pilot of the jet-propelled Vampire, will broadcast from Radio Malaya to. day at 8.18 p.m. on the performance of the Vampire, which Is having its first test m Malaya on hursday.
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    FIRST S'PORE MALAY TO WIN IDRIS COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP
    196 3 Moh.l. Salim bin Hadji Sulei- j man. a young Malay school teacher has the distinction of being the firs* Singapore Malay to win the Hadji Abdul Jalil Scholarship founded 25 years ago for the moat successful graduate of the Sultan Mris Malay
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    AGED COUPLE JAILED FOR OPIUM OFFENCE
    311 3 Tan Teck Yeoiv sutte^d frnin tubcrcu'«^ c and heart rl stase his wife "<ould not stand" the pain. <o she M fjM WJJjfJfrrt and bought some opium to relieve her Hukl .a-mf^ super- Yesterday at the First District i.ourt, Tan Aged 48, and hi.
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    MALAYA'S RICE NEEDS MORE THAN PRE-WAR
    216 3 A recorded i.» kbj I Uli .:»i Clyde. C.M.G lltalllH pHh thresults of the m cent region^ stu. tistical conftrrnce n»»Id at th Special Ooumlsfftolier'i Office was bcotdcitt la^t night Ofi RadiU Malaya Dr. Clyde, who b Food Advis«i to tiie Special Cc rrmisr-ioner.
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    MIDDLEWEIGHT TITLE FIGHT IN JULY
    108 3 MICHIGAN CIIY. Indian*.. Feb 16. -Two fight promote said today Tony Zale and Rocky Graziano would tight for the middleweight championship here m July but pointed cut arrangements wpiv not JTet complete. Ten Nunnally and Marshall Kr.mbs w:.o jre trying to engineer the bJUt said
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    RADAR SAVES 3 PLANES
    186 3 SHANGHAI. Fet>. 16.— Thiv? i-ir disaster? were narrowly averted yesterday a .emoon when three CNAC p'ams landed at KlangAan airpv>it because low visibility made it impossible lor them to come down at the usual landing iieid at Lungruu. Tbe plttDes were brought m safely by Unitid
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    CAR OVERTURNED
    64 3 A Ford taxi and a lorry kiden with corrugated Ircn shMting camp into eclliilon nenr the •island" at the Junction of C«cU Street and Maxwell Road yesterday titerni oft The t9XJ cverturni d m the ten. tre < f the road, bur on one ffM injutvd. [n driving
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    Tojo Clique Charged With "Heaviest Crimes Against Mankind"
    526 4 Tojo Clique Charged With "Heaviest Crimes Against Mankind" ID THAI lIIDIKI TWO AMD JJIS JtJ f L (;x iv r MAN WERE GUILTf OF THB -HEAVIES! CHIMES* C.A INT M ii MM) AND DEMANDS r SSLiS^O \U THOSE •il IBM JasttSMM (onsp»ra<> vas los I l.ned \ddnssin« Urn Ini'^naii »ial
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    Foreign Interests In Germany
    174 4 PRAGUE. Feb. 16. The Czech. Polish and Yugoslav Foreign Ministers ij a three power con. ference here tomorrow will seek •an effective method of defending their Interests" m "ace of Ihe Anglo-American policy ir Germany. Dr. Vladimir Clemen, tis. Communist C BCh Stale Secretary for Foreign
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    Industrial Loans In China
    154 4 SHANGHAI. Feb. 17. Considerable Interest has been arc-used among industrialists throughout Chin a by the report that the joint head office of the t« ur national banks will hold meeting m Nanking tomorrow to I discus- resumption of the Issue t industrial loans. Chang Klang.gau, Governor
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    A Scene In Dorset
    54 4 Mary Broim. Hlf-yedr-old daughter of Mrs. Broun. the local baktr. Ik Ins t<> tnukt th( bread (tnd <-tk' s at well M ddivfrintj to mo»i <>f tht ottoget m Bydling and n( uhbour- hood. Hcrt 3/(4/)/. v cimp'init <l hi/ her friend knfhlrrn Ford, is deli\
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    JAP TEXTILES
    181 4 iokio. Feb. it General IfacArthur's Headquarters has approved a new schedule ol prices governing the sales of Japanese ct tt a textiles to supersede the schedule undei which the United btaic Commercial Company operated, oe. fOre it transferred the sale pr;> gramnv for cotton textiles In January lo
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    People Of China Crying Political Reforms
    292 4 NANKING, Feb. 17 "The people throughout ('>.. rii]n fl particularly m Honan Province, are crying out for piw forms the R^\ tend Davd H Oallayher, •< i f »h< «1' deleiratlon of the Overseas Mission of the United Chui ~:fl presently touting West and
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    YUGOSLAVIA HITS OUT
    78 4 1 LAKE SUCCESS F?iß Jugoslav I I Economic and :>a \^^B today that W used to r< turl deposited by the Y;: ;^B mini Qt hen during said tiic Uniud s^.^^^^B this deposit I j I •politic;:! ends just U W m the Marshall pW- lUvia was
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  • ROUND-UP OF CABLED NEWS FORM FAR AND NEAR
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      INTERNATIONAL ARMY TO ENFORCE PARTITION
      53 5 IP ,c_The I niied Nations Palestine Commission reU rt. called on the Security Counei. to provide an inter jishe.l ,on K nanition in Palestine. P^^iChtalSSwta was -extremely grave" and Lgct rM prests mside and outside Palestine are "engaged in t" r bv force the General
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      FILMS ON ANTI-SEMITISM VIE FOR HONOURS
      245 5 Hollywood. Feb. 16— The Mm capital's first two movies abJUt anti-sv mitism. 'Crossfire* and "Gentlemen's Agreement.' shar. Ed the Ken's share of the ten nominations announced for th" 1947 Acadi-my Awards. "Gentleman's Agreement,'" the 20th Century. Fox vnsion of Sinclair Lewis' best seller about
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      110 5 I fa l«: R«c«r- new ?iftm<*e Go- r .ow bei"f tctively 'Britain m Co lsulKhe Frtnt-h (;«>ver'l- learne.i ij I.or.don By |ttfud« has rfr.<* the ■j Marshall Pibul H] j liplomatic Hr.t t^ v (jovern8., v old bs I ci p Hr. I s antfsi ■>• i l nd
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      40 5 I fewishf ut with reci ek.end, r sibly v id that U killed flKht U n- m Jews c nstabA were 1 F 1 nii r b led and W( u*ly Satur. X :es at;V of Sosa c;> housea
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      35 5 i 6 r h Italian ft/ 1 M -■■v has reI m the soviet I May. 1946. B colonies ..land I II ,iian m- -able Eta- r!il v I i| United m I Reuter
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      'I Was Framed.' Says U Saw
      150 5 LONDON. FE3 15 The Sunday Despatch said todav U Raw former Premier of Burma. condemned to dte for t*a as*** of U Aung San and i ther members of the BuimesCabinet, sent a gmngfled letter to Sir Reginald Donnanamith, Governor of Burma from 1940
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      Arabs Will Resist
      47 5 CAIRO. Feb. 1(5:— Regular Arab urmtei will resist Palestine partition if it is enforced by an m ern;;tiona; i force, A 1 dul Rahman Azzain Pasha. Secretary-General of the Arab League, said tonight after a mee'inj: of the League's Political C<>niini f .*oe. Reuter
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      Guerilla Warfare
      39 5 PARIS, Feb. If:— LtfftfC&t* operations, involving the use of Fremh Dara roopers. atrahttt Vietminh truerilai were reported m an Aeonce Fra:ue Pit'Sse despatch from Saijron tonight. No proci^e details about the operf tions wore given, however. Reuter
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      Poisoned Bread
      30 5 TOKIO, FEB 16 Approxi lately 84 persons m Tokio have died by poisoning through eating rationed bread during the past week, the Japan°se pres^ leported today. Reuter AAP
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      On 10-Day Visit
      27 5 WASHINGTON. Fel>. IC:— Sir C. P. Ram as wa mi Alyar, a former Travancora Premier, arrived m Washington today for a 10-day visit. Reuter
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      Democrats Leader Gets Jail Sentence
      127 5 RI'DAPEST. Feb. 16 A Budapest Peoples Court today sentenced, m his absence, Karoly Peyer, leader of the Hungarian Social Democrats, to eight years imprisonment on charges of plotting the overthrow of the "democratic regime m Hungary." Kobert Gabor, a lieutenant of police, charged with high
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      Indian Art In Lyrical Style
      114 5 London, Feb. 16. Mr. ViswaOatha Nagehkar. 3T.year-cla artist ot Kolhapur, Bombay, who has held one-man shows m Bombay. Paris and Berlin, and done designs for German and British film companies, today began a ten-day exhibition at India House. London. His 60 watercolours include those m
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      Cholera Outbreak
      28 5 BAGDAD. Peh. 16:— Owing to an outbreak of cholera m Pakistan and India the Iraqi health authorities today imposed quarantine restrictions -fr onrt sf.i nassentrcrs. Reuter
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      New Scientific Discoveries With Giant Telescope
      175 5 I Claremont, California. Feb. 16. --The 100-inch Mount Wilson Ooservatury telescope made possible 1 the atomic bomb and scientific advantages beyond our present comprehension may result from t':e new 200-inch telescope, ac- cording to Dr. Max Mason of the California institute of Technology. He
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      Dead To Be Exhumed
      35 5 NANCY. FEB 16. -The <*x- humation of 16.000 American soldiers who fell In th« Battle m I the Bulpe m December. 1944. mm start at St. Avoid cemetery near here tomorrow.
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      Siam's Problems: War Claims
      94 5 BANGKOK, FEB. 16 Richard Wittington, counsellor tothe British Embassy here, left for Britain on a BOAC plane on Sunday for consultations wltn the Foreign Office on Siamese 'jrcbtems The main topic will be finalising settlement on the war claims question and certain j mendments to the
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      Visiting Siam King
      39 5 GENEVA. Fob. 16:— Gen. Umup Sura Nitron?, chief of the Si«>n»' se miUtnry mlßloll at present vLsl'inf; Britain, arrived m Switzerland toaiy to visit 20-ye;a--old Kinf? PhUmiphni <>f SUm who is sMidyin;; at LaUMQIM University.- Reuter
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      Common Policy
      42 5 PARIS. Feb. 16. A common int'T-Aftioan economic and social policy between Great Britain and France will bo the subject of a first exchange of views when British and French experts meet m Paris tomorrow afternoon for a two-day talk. Reuter
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      Korean "Republic"
      27 5 NEW YORK. Feb. 16. Soviet occupied North Korea has proclaimed "democratic peoples republic In Korea." a Seoul dispatch to the American TransRadio Agency reported today.
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      Jail To Gallows
      43 5 MADRID, W». Ili-Thji.gj nl«ntn. who have epOM most of their ttnM! m prison itMt 1939. uere today sentenced to death 1 y a court murtial on chMTW* -f mlirdfrinc 12 people early m the Spanish civil war m 1936.- Reuter
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      PREMIER KICKED OUT OF DOORS' MAN WHO OFFERED £3,000
      166 5 HOB ART, Web. 16. Counsel for Mr. Robert Coeorove, iorm<>Labour Premier of Tnsw(ini<i, told fix Criminal Court hern toil,ui that Mf tUent vaUk M* I* f.nftncc haw he "kicked out of doors" a WUm Who (iskfd if £3 000 WOnU be
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      And Nero Fiddled
      204 6 Trie Australian Government can now rest as comiortairiy as it can upon the thorny laurels it has earned for itself by securing the repatriation of the Malayan seamen whose presence was as welcome to the "Austral-Aryan" Government during war as it is repugnant during peace. Has it
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      Racial Insult
      250 6 But let the Australian Government reflect Upon what it has really achieved. When it pack- ed off the Malayan seamen m the good ship Westralia, with it also went a lot of Asian gooctWill which will be necessary for Asia's neighbour m the years to come. As a
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    An English County—"Dorset"
    47 6 An English County— "Dorset" Ont of th>- hiiihl'tints of Ih< km <it SyJliny |f tlu Annual b'^*( h'lrf to rait >„ J tht Churdi. Tviatni.s the end of th*' afternoon, the tejbooj HMM <n dann i tht ri<(U(tyc lawn, ichil< Mrs Bmcrmy. tht hmdtmsl < «.>. enrrj Uy imtch< S
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    Floor space for 8,500,000 people THE CHANGING FACE OF LONDON
    879 6  - Floor space for 8,500,000 people THE CHANGING FACE OF LONDON Dr. George Cretton tm^ R v It hat b.en said that there ax seventy eight different deflaitionj Of London. tola may be an ex. aggeratlon, but it is certainly i true that to accommodate eight and a half million people
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    700th Anniversary Celebrations
    79 6 700th Anniversary Celebrations DTTRT T\ T ('.l'- I I from many ha^ been invited i -^M 'm August this >■■ V H m the celebrat centenary ,;< I famous Ctothlc catb^ H Mil;;;/;! anniversary-;^ first stone by X [staden. m U< r^t-^^M n-openiUi? t public woifhip I bombing. Hit by
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      30 6 I Special Sale ETcnlagGmnM Betyilful S^uln« 4 Aft'M.iM.n Mo<k Smart 6: U>H Tailored m iginal Ii *<• r« i s *>v *<* Shangltai Modern Tailoring Co. latter] R I N |Mo] S
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    Ground The Jown WITH VERA ARDMORE
    818 7 W.C.A. I B I H I' :>i m and and B; I subjeci I 1 '■> B I m ti: haw mt ent of B> suarde l I. nd m B there ai "guarB-■ H and B ipreme. I them B us B I
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      13 7 Borrow The Latest BOOKS Fiction and Non-Fiction from THK LILLIPUT LIBRARY at LITTLPS
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      129 7 C. K. TANG i Pewter Ware Bali Heads Siamese Bracelets Sill< Underweat CARVED TtAKWOOD FIKNITIBE ALL KINDS OF LINEN EMBROIDEKIt.S ETC., ETC. 241. River Wilier Road. Singapore Phonr: 4025 DINE DANCE IN THE PALM COURT AT ItUlgjlS SIOB 11. TONIGHT. GRILL NOW OPEN Music by TIBOR KINSTLER'S QUARTETTE with KEN
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    TRUMAN APPEALS TO MID-EAST GOVTS.
    152 8 VABRINGTON, F* H Thi- Whii<' Hoofi I I-,. i mnuti •lv I .rally had 'r^ th»? |«trtinm— *i ol th»' Mul«l'« Kas' ;ip|x:tiniir ''<' th»m Wj p wr.t cii>. .1 «1« i 'Vi IV-il'i> .n Tbc Whii«- II tails beyond brW ni.-Mt that '"m an
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    ANGLO-ARGENTINE PACT
    40 8 LONDON, Feb. 16: C\: tnceHof of the I Staff rd Ci ipps, annoul I d th° House of Commons I d' ctetl fo be forma I; I rge :t ij.c i i by an hang< his wee| U.P.
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    27 8 AfiM X D'h)ih'> tt and Mr neen chattHw wr <• '■<",% nt beer at tk* putty >oi ai Cathtiv by tht ttttff of the Special ('■t)n»n^.- [OfM r'.s Office.
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    MOSCOW CLAIM
    26 8 NDON, Peb x s Red hi n v. er.ar) 01 U Monday. i> tli.- w< i i i »nd ii: KUn r of U.P
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    The Braddell Rise Crack-Pots
    17 8 mfcn fj delightful entertainment it the "change-ovar party the Special Commitaiomer** Office ttaff.
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    THE VOICE OF GANDHI
    250 8 THE VOICE OF GANDHI WASHINGTON, F b 16 voice of Ifahatma I m\\ ing m rru'lsfi vns h*r nal irchjves today when cordinga of an extern] i m i h by him an>l of i fry itlc leaden at the bit Relations Confi ren In Me D sill last A.pril,
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    72 8 A happy group at the "dUungt over" party nt the Cathay last Saturday yiren by the Special Commissioner's Office staff. Left to H§ki are Mrs. Robert. Mr. F. Robert, Mr. and Mi\s. A. Clark. 5 Ejiif 4M A AlUn Aflea, afr K. B St,<rt and iL n"! s (s nt
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    Construction Ended
    12 9 Construction Ended pf'N the J raft cwD; l! Navy an, I <-. f >■
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    DENIAL
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    Sister At The Piano
    50 9 nf Si r Khm who aaie a duet Ayr Methodist Youth Fettowehip 2\th weirermrs celebratknu busy kelpera m thr Telok An* >■ MYW celebration* la»i Then icmm plenty to rat wmd lota to drink and thi heiper* lll<l bu*y Imi 96TV mil nut th< mty and
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    STAR OF "THE BLUE LAGOON"
    74 9 WTOWmfflTMin Tf"inniTmfii^nnntTWOTnnr^wwwwßfgiiTwnßiiiiii ii iiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiniwiiniNiinHmiPiiiiin nil i>— ihmi wiiiiimiii mi m i iiuhi in »wm —hi i—iiiii>i iwwiwi—mih— wik iin n— wmm\ m v-t-m* > ding clottn i chosen hu h //i 8 mmona, l< vcly star or tfu Individual Production Lagoon" fron Brink man
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    FLEET SAILS
    68 9 LONDON, F''l'. 16:— The Rome Flee*, !?d by the cruiser Superb, sails (tomorrow from Portland for Gibraltar o 1 a normal peacetime spring cruis*'. Th Superb will be escorted by Iv deti layers AfinCoUrt, Dunkirk. Aisre aid Jutland. T h <l F\ee\ will leave Gibraltar -o rot U
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    9 KILLED WHEN TUG HITS MINE
    59 9 BATAVIA, Fib. 10. He;:* rfci i >a< Mng Batavia today said nina as Wi n killed on Febi ivy 12 ft n b R yal Dutch Sh; ll On Ccmi ny s m< tor ti gb< at hit a mine < ft t!u» *Mt
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    78 10 1 W'.f b. M politic. .l partiej m d« new Japanese Print fl due to their concern^M 1 outcome of the ,-i>rß which appears a to tiit- i' rmatioo o! ~M ministrat:<:n. r.rß otaer?6rs said hereto^^B Thv> stated future dependl r. yiJ Libeu I Sti^eru^^B Democrat leader H::d takes
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    FLOOD DEATH
    29 10 CHICAGO. W .^H d»ath toll from onslaught oi fl 1 weather sto:r::s:--.'fJ^M but the floods thousands of per-oni^M tes to evacuate ran to recede In *m U.P
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    Strike Off Gas
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      334 10 J- _0~ _0~ _^^K. I f omirs: E\<Jnsiv4 k lo k Gloria iii«> I ribiiii«> > 7 I DONT SUPPOGt I L /00V£ ALONG. MAVOft. /MY WORD ThOSE WELL PHIMEKS HAS KAUV w.a nave miv J Moc bess wants to t&lkJ ..AJ tyo men AftE pusu.ng JS I FOUNO SO^KXN
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    MUSIC HATH CHARMS
    740 11  -  Jack London Berkebile A SIX-DAY SERIAL B| Vl Civ« M.ke a Ciue- 3 nd Mike DcC idei to Try a Long Shot. 1 B I 5 I 1 i prett it I" fith d and pici rin Idi P lh ciis ng t tty >■ li tbi
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    China Solution Rests With Chinese-Dr. Wu
    188 11 China Solution Rests With Chinese -Dr. Wu SHANGHAI. Feb. 17.— The be. llel that the United States administration and thinking men ;*nd women of America, irresoec. tive of party allegiance, were fully aware of the grave situation m China was expressed by Dr. Wu Shang.ying on his return hen yesterday
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    BIG THREE TALKS ON GERMANY POSTPONED
    237 11 \.< > TOON, 1 n many ct Moi la) Ru»- .In S y liQuidi LJm F- vuncil i-n«! v 1 B nen ent. The delay however. 18 n thing to do witit tSM nrv. c attack on the eonfai a A sp k sMKiii
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    U.S. Consul To Wed
    79 11 MUNICH. F^b. 16. Sim E Wood. American Consul .Genera here today confirmed reports tha ho and Miss WilhPlmina Bu^ci of St. Louis would bi marrta soon. "It Is a little too premature t( say anything*" Wood told th. United PlCtt, "but we do plai to be
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    3 GUNS SPOKE, A MAN DROPS DEAD: WAS IT AN ACCIDENTS
    332 12 SOMEWHERE bH daik and ysterU ik A rtea two shots ran m one ifter Uk other! a b«s> wtunded bull bttffalo dropped d while hunter pitciud eadloni witl. bullet through the back of his held. Wai It murder or
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    GERMANS URGED JAPAN INTO WAR
    134 12 NUREMBERG. Feb. 16. Set j man p litical and naval leid( i urged the entry of Japan mt< the wai although they were full; are that thli would bring m United States, Captain R< necke, formerly of the Oer. man Naval Waff, t ild an
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    TAIWAN SUGAR FOR MALAYA
    74 12 TAIWAN SUGAR FOR MALAYA SHANGHAI, Feb. 17. Ihe Chinese steamer "Huang Hsin vvil kav for the south ieaj tomorrow with 1.750 tons ol sugar, representing the first cunsignment of products turned out by the Taiwan Sugar Company. I lw<> hundred tons o r the car^c will bt 1 delivered m
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    Britain's Workers
    89 12 LONDON. Feb. 16. -A review (1 Britan'a employment situa i >v t> bo DUblished torn >rro\v dift- (lores i hat despite a drCp m h' I woiking population o f M,00(» I (lurintr last D.rombir the tctal I working population at the on i of! the year wa
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    Malayan Share Quotations
    503 13 Malaym 30 6 316 9 Tr«noh 1 .1« 1« Bld or 48 6 Miu-ei Km* 25'- 26 Ttkk;. TaipißC 1* l/ Telok Kruin IJT| 1 7a „h l« i 0 TlwMrteik 4*> 48'c-l. h Harb. 8 3 h Mines r M fl ru Kla 1 p 1"
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    DESTINY OF KOREA
    129 13 WASHINGTON. Feb. 16 Scripps. Howard foreign editor William Philip Simms wrote hat "Korea .^eetns destined to '•< m a Far Eastern Poland. Manchuria Is about to fall to the nmunists. If these two things n it will .spell endless troule for America and ens- Amerl. can taxpayers
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    RUBBER DULL
    57 13 The market m rubber further dropped a 1 or a c^nt. Yesterday the market was du'l and a little business passed. Prices are: Buyers. Sellers. No 1 Feb. RS.S 39i 39:J No. 2 Feb RS.S. 38:? 39 No 3 Feb. R.S.S. 37» 37g March RS.S 39 39* April-June
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    SHARES FIRM
    36 13 The following i s the report of I the Malayan Shai\ brokers' Asso- ciation as issued yesterday: Following upward changes m London. tin and industrial iharea were firm with business clone at" increased prices.
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    Market Notes & Jottings
    310 13 Market Notes Jottings The meeting o! the BritishAmrican Tobacco Co. Ltd v. ru-ld m London tan WMfc Mr. H. R. OOttftl 'the Chairman* said that the trading piorit. dividends and interest at t: 11.737 300 ihOWed a decrease o! 781.200. Only to I limited ex. teilt could the decrease be
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    RAIDERS FLEE
    76 13 NEW DELHI. FEB. 17. Yesterday's Indian Defence Ministry communique, according to 1 the Ondlan IniOimation Services said: After preliminary bombing by aircraft of the Royal Indian Air Force, our troops irom the Poonch garrison launched a night attack on a bridge .some miles north-west Of Poonch and captured
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    Govt. Aid For Olympics Sought
    64 13 PARIS. Feb. 1C. I'll varioua Fn.ih sporting t cdera .un Save reauested subridiea amounting to nova 38.UOO.000 francs, nearly aCOOU from the Trench Govtinment f<»: their participation in the Olymp.c Ciamos. tu be held in London thi 1 yeay. The btggeti reajseat eosaei tram athletics
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    JAP HOARDERS
    80 13 TOKIO, FEB 17.— Australian Provosts m the British ComDX nwcalth Occupation Force area have discovered hoarded noons valued at many millions of yens and have arrested 24 Japanese, the BCOF Aimy newspaper "BCON" reported today Japanese who are charged with fraud, extortion, violation of rationing restrictions and forgery
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    PHENOMENA OF THE BREATHING MADONNA
    272 13 ROME. PVb l. r The Cat hoi < Action rv v. spaprr I>ian-> Quoteidano" reported cautiously tod; y cm th>- purported phenomena of a "moving and breathing" statue <»t t!» M" Icnn i en tho (\rh*»<lral of Assissi which has attracted mi eh i>ress ;'t'
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    Immigration Order Repeal Urged
    116 13 Oj rAWA, Peb, If -A repeal i f the Council order I'miting the Immigration «,i Chinese women and childnn to families of Chinese citizens m Canida was urged -n brief presented to the R urces Minister J. A. Glm by th Committee for the Repeal o!
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    BRUSSELS STREET CAR STRIKE
    80 13 BRUSSELS, Belgium. Feb. 10. Street car workers voted to--1 'lijrht to strike tomorrow and leave nearly 1,000,000 persons with no means of transportation Workers decided *o walk out a few hours atf<?r a hisrh Belgian 1 counter intelligence officer had charged ?hat the wave of strikes
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    Gold Caste Shows Up In Pace Work
    162 14 Gold Caste Shows Up In Pace Work r«. vi.i.AN LEWIS) i G*U Caste (MMllfc) g»fC PWw«" niobertsi iMiut live tafthl iUH lrom the Mil «W an(l '.nished a»)out UurfC kT.«ths m front m >1. The only otten to make timo wore San i>enu>trw (Kol>erts) i«d Lord tnm Olorsiiio) «rWaW» nI
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    Derby Tipped As Cup Winners
    323 14 flB) ABCI.-l It'Ki i!n- dram for Urn luund oi f n cup. I 0 X i v h«ni Cmi... I'lr l the I goes i<- Deri j > I ian four B»« M* 11 <-i United, Derb) I .nd qunii-'. >hi m Have '<> pla;
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    GREENWOOD B.P. BEAT SWALLOW B.P.
    259 14 Tlu Greenwood B.P. t««t JJ{ Swallow B.P. oi P-sir P^J;' 1 f ta B rrWQdl) Badminton match on Sunday. I ihc resul w w n Www* 1 Singlea EL Sea* beat i Ma-i th?w. 15-2. 15-3. Su>';^^ V.B ch eon« 15-3. 15-3 |.T. S>h bea
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    SPECIAL GUIDE FOR
    978 14 Bcbw is the '.ard far today's races, the second day oj <!r^B Turf m!. Sprin- meeting, together with t*ie records «f Uu- j;m hr !?^B ,uner> Iniiner*, jockeys and prospects of the candidates: X UK U.\K 1.13 I.". HOK<' S. CLASS 2 Ulv. 5 Abt. 6 Furs
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    TODAY'S RACE
    377 15 UrB H^ttic L Years Fatt Ha! pen Good each-way. Mr Lim Chuan'Geok Marlar. i (Flannery. Likely winnei. ;;j; urn Chuan Geok Marian 1 .Moraillo. Forward. xf i mi Ida Oei BreukeJen (Spencei Dack after lest. BSl? K't Kongt' Hobbi (Btaqr) Piefen going. ?rTF L n/ S T"* Mmc
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    jrgery Charge Against Cashier
    526 15 Depari I was resyments liel cen- out s need- d that inquir. I -:b- ion< v p \c n from urn urn iron- i unt il -> fer. Rrlthd wn n that n f account been mid. out for $14,000. s:::d Mr. Sundram. be would haw
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    SELECTIONS
    62 15 Kai" 1: TIN MATE hnnncll Abu Atom Boy Kate 2: SIR FRESCO Smil^nr Through (iolden drove Kucf i: SILVKR JI'PITKK Hunter's Call Suivi Rate I: HAPPY LAM Exeter Fine Lady Race S: INVEST Minstrel Boy Libcrtv Mm Rare b: KASHMIRI S()N(i Gold Medallist Grand Prix II Race 7: CORAL
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    Knock-Out Hockey: Win For CSC
    109 15 '1 he Ceylon Sport* Club Qrst team scored a well deserved lour. nil victory O?ei the Naval Dockyard hockey team at Thomson Road yesterday, wbell they m«>t !n a Singapore Hockey AssocisLun Knock. Out Competition fix. turo. Scorers wer 0 Kulaslngan: dt. S. Yogaraja (2),
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    Army Boxing Championships
    96 15 The Army Boxing CaampJongbipt will be held m the Happy World Stadium on Friday, Fob. 27, and will consist of about eight champianfhtp fights, with two or three special contests ami a nons'.op Inter Unit Milling Contest. The championships will be decided on fights between the respective
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    S.H.B. POLICE WIN AT SOCCER
    53 15 The Singapore Harbour Board Auxiliary Police iccrcd fl one-nil soccer win over h «.A.r. <Seieta>> eleven yesterday, when th( v me. at Seletar. It was a game m winch both defences triumphed. The Policemen, however, scored their only goal ten minutes from the start through
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    TABLE TENNIS
    105 15 In i kt.'n'y contested fame tennis pl«y«d tho pwmtew i' 1 Johor* Postal Sports C!ub on S. urdav the Johorc Medical Sporty CJu defeated the JohoM Po«Ul spor'sClul, to the tune ©f «»m< ilr :i T h l<s of the eveninjt iraa tha( betwecu iMohm.od Kaaslw of the
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    Eight Singapore Players In South Hockey Team
    183 15 Eight Singapore Players In South Hockey Team F Bing lp ie h<-ck'-y \> > bI t« ito rep I Dt Borth ..yainst the N- I Iklc jn thcr annual cPtOQTiU r t Rttala l.urnpur on F«b. 21. Tap i r r representatives OrMro trom iltlaffftii Johor ud Ni'^ri S rnbihiiv
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    TABUS TENNIS
    73 15 friendly k>»< f übl lt! tfcij«.r. l -r -M.."; .■•-lSporisCluf.-. 6 .-> r.n rr.r-i on I-riday. troumn^ Da Plirty iwiw«f««M»! Xhc '■'<" B»«w^ O1 tl v s tf«en Mohamod K. nd ji udin. Reeu t6>-Mohaw«d K;^:...;i Lke I eat Mohamed Ibrahim <3- Syed Jaafar AH Dml Mohd Jaflj
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    C.V.M.A. SOCCER
    67 15 Xh< following plajrtf* ivil! li i: i I sent thfe C.V.M.A. (Spore) la friendly .-c:cc: m»t«h against t.u- Medical College Union on Ifrtday, February 20. at the College ground at 5.15. Pater Lop«*. William Hemron. James Tan. David Kan;:, RucMi" Mo*bergen, Roland K«Mlcr, Tan Good Song Ohec Took
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    EAST-WEST SOCIETY
    40 15 EAST- WEST SOCIETY 1 T3«' w.-ekly mci'untr of this Society wi!l be held 'at. 8.30 p.m. on Tluu.sdny Fc>>. II at Y.M.CA. Stnn'furu RulUt. The foHowtajr programme is acm*dttled:—A u>ik by Dr. CA. Gi!:-r,n Hill on "Th- Co.os- Keeling h'anrl
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    Beating On Orders Of Japs No Excuse
    576 16 "BURMESE DOCTOR" JAILED Ooi Owi K«:M>n S3 sr«srta«s \rk caused rrievoi huH to <»,„• Ran Btafii p«tion :n order to extort eettata tofoTMSttoa nrtsi t-" 1 m .s<'Mti Dcin th a: cused to hn c years' rigorou nprison- on eacl) ol the cl
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    Mrs, Brooke Back From Sarawak
    182 16 Mrs. Anthony Brooke on hei re turn to Singapore yesterday ftftei i tix month* v. It to Sarawak told th* Press that she bad toured the country extensively and h with B warm, hospitable ar.J enthu iaatic reception whorovi'i ahe bad travelled. 1 I was
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    AUSTRALIAN CALL TO HELP BRITAIN
    97 16 SYDNEY, Feb. l? -lr. Robert lienzies, leader of the Australian Opposition, today repeated his can for a Commonwealth conference to help Uiltiiin. which he said •must never be destroyed while an Australian is alive »o help." "If Bntain goes. Australia la left a mere wandering
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    Another Arrest In Geylang Shooting
    73 16 A fresh arrest has been made m connection with the shooting of a detective m Lorong 3, Geylang on Feb. 5. Following the wounding of the detective, the Police corned out the entire area and detained four [Chinese. The hunt continued and yesterday another man,
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    UN Press Conference
    62 16 Bhangha) Feb. 17- The Stand, ing Committee of the Shanghai journalists Assv>ciation, today announord the appointment o! Cheng Chang.po, publisher f the Sin Wan Pao, one o' the I leading Chinese dailies, hero as the Shanghai member of th<j Chines,, delegation to the United Nations Freedom of
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    5-MILE FUNERAL ROUGHT
    33 16 5-MILE F UNERAL ROUGHT i:>- five-mile long routi ov r vc-hn taken m procession m thousand* >■• pt pit of every creed < h>l Pii.-i'.n >i.'f at Ht.iisf are m th t bat iiniiili I
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    CHINESE "REDS LAND OF SHANGHAI'S DOORSTEPS
    232 16 SHANGHAI. FEB 17.— While I fighting raged with unabated fiolenee m Manchuiia and I South-v/est Shantung today, the I civil war spread to the front floorsteps of Shanghai when a Communist guerilla band of 150 men landed on the coast near HangcbOw Bay about
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    jews Will Contin To Fight British
    55 16 'casting m Hemnrt^ Leumi threaten*; 'that th- 'WtoMffiM Ish undergn-nnd jm ibo maintained m proposo^to remain %«^M jeSTkuied n 1^B m "unknown ->;■;;, ,M Jews and Arabj Thrw Ara V/ r :h«>H have beaM^JJgd aclss' S r I bekjagucrrd the Arab I Arab house
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