The Singapore Free Press, 15 March 1948

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    19 1 The Singapore Free Press LARGEST AFTERNOON SALE IN MALAYA 0- SINGAPORE, MONDAY, MARCH 15 194R~ PKM fr lit U-NjS
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    6 AID_PLAN STATES MEET TODAY
    500 1 6 AID_PLAN STATES MEET TODAY Europe 's eyes on Britain PARI&, Monday. JHE second conference of the 16 Marshall plan countries opens here today as the United AuT ouse of Representatives prepares to debate the proved $17,000,000,000 credit for £uropean recovery, voted by the Senate late on Sat urday night.
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    39 1 picture. Leader of the party of American businessmen which arrived m Singapore thin jnorning, Mr F H Bedford fright) discusses the days programme with Mr. R. B Holgate. The party w on a round-the-world tour by air.- Free Press
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    U.S. BACKS UNO CZECH INQUIRY
    213 1 NEW YORK, Sunday. THE United States will on Wednesday vote m favour 1 of inclusion on the Security Council agenda of Chile's request for an investigation of the recent events m Czechoslovakia, an spokesman of the United States UNO delegation has announced. The American decision
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    LYING U.S. BUSSINESS IN S'PORE
    48 1 LYING U.S. BUSSINESS IN S'PORE giant Supi plane. Sky /jndr.ad their first •ore this T 43 F. H. ri Jr pr the -id a Standard Oil -di-s-1 xoort before it carries Ww-to-date aviation :V.ete •s automotive Jf round trio the It 30 •n to *°*0 on Ann! 14
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    U. SAW DEFENDS BRITISH MAJOR
    95 1 USAW, former Burmese Premier now under sentence of death for his 6hare m the Burmese Cabinet assassinations last July, on Saturday told a Burmese court trying Major C. H. Young, a former British Army otticer, on charges of violating the Arms Act that the Bur-
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    RE-TRIAL REFUSED
    33 1 The Hopei High Court to-' day rejected an appeal for rt trial by the 'Jap'Mata Hari' and Manchu-born Prince Yoshiko Kawashima under sfl.tcnce of death for espionagt on behalf of Japan
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    HIGHWAY HOLD-UP
    41 1 A Singapore clerk reported j t<> police yesterday that he! had been held up by two men, one armed with a pistol m Guillemard Road on Saturday night, and robbed ofT $30 m cash and $22.50 m valuable s.
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    Princess is not a play girl'
    217 1 Princess is not a play girl f ft™» LONDON, Sunday. lbR writers to the Sunday Pictorial today defended Princess EHiabeth ftx>m that papers criticism of the Princess's social life, and the charge that her public appeal is being "utterly wasted" m fashionable restaurants, nifrht clubs and the theatre The theme
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    TWO ESCAPED MEN CAUGHT BY MILITARY
    127 1 Free Press Staff Reporter CINGAPORE military autho- rities last night handed over to the Police two of the three locally- enlisted army personnel who escaped from police custody m the Beauty World Amusement Park m Bukit Timah village, i The men, both of the
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    HATTA QUITS BATAVIA CONFERENCE
    99 1 HATTA QUITS BATAVIA CONFERENCE BATAVIA. Sunday. TIHE Republican Premier, Dr. Mohammed Hatta who conferred with the N.E L Ueut.-Governor-General, Dr Hubertus Van Mook. three times last week, returned by air to Jogjakarta today. He is believed to have demanded 40 per cent, of the seats m the Dutch-sponsored interim government,
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    50 1 iH,fJl 9 fl saining experience m Girl Guide training am i aU P €i t, °l l he British C °™<*l Che Lily Bintx Abdul Majeed of the Malay Teachers' College, Malacca, Miss Ng Eoi Chan, Captain of the Ist Taiping Guide Company and (right) Miss Hilda Mizzi from Malta
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    Master stabbed by amok sailor
    91 1 SAN FRANCISCO. Sunday. THREE members of the crew 1 ot the Dutch motorship Japara were badly cut by a sailor who ran amok and stabbed them when the vessel was 25 miles out of San Francisco liound for Manila. The vessel returned here on Sunday.
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    UNITED EUROPE CONFERENCE
    77 1 LONDON. Sunday. MR. Winston Churchill will act as "President of Honour" at the Congress of Europe which convenes at The Hague on May 7. The Congress will discuss the "United Europe" movement proposed by Mr. Churchill two years ago. M. Paul Ramadier. French Socialist leader, end former
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    CROWD NEAR 'TRAFFIC OFFICE
    59 1 CROWD NEAR 'TRAFFIC OFFICE A LARGE crowd milled outside the Traffic Office m Maxwell Road this morning to have driving licences renewed. A Traffic Branch spokesman said this morning that hitherto people had queued inside the Traffic Office to get their licences, but they made a great deal of noise,
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    DAYLIGHT ROBBERY
    24 1 Four Chinese pounced on a pedestrian m Syed Alwi Road on Saturday morning, and took $150 m cash and valuables from him.
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    ITALY WARNED OF RED DICTATORSHIP
    162 1 ROME. Sunday. THE Italian Premier, Signor Alcide de Gasperi today bitterly denounced Communism and warned Italians to beware of losing their freedorr to a "dictatorship of men from another country." Speaking In the Southern province of Catanzaro, the Christian Democratic Premier charged that the Communists
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    Arabs meet to plan action
    248 1 JERUSALEM Sunday. INTENSE weekend activity m the seven capitals of the Arab League states indicated tonight that the Arabs were planning important new moves m Palestine. The Arab League announced tonight that the Foreign Ministers of the Arab states would meet 011 3**^* Beirut "to
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    6 arrested in Gold Coast
    111 1 ACCRA, Sunday ARRESTING six men under emergency powers without preferring charges, the Gold Coast Governor, Sir Gerald [ifeasey, announced today that he had learned of agitators who might try to seize power. bl^ fO /mation had reached him. he declared In a broadcast, that certain
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    can'twage war new' he says
    158 1 can'twage war new' he says SYDNEY, Sunday. WORLDWIDE talk of war with Russia 'S without foundation, because none of the gteat powers is m a position tc wage war, Professor M. L. E. Oliphant, prominent British atomic research scientist said today. With three other wellknown scientists. Sir Howard Florey, Professor
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    Gandhi ashes due tonight
    91 1 AN urn containing the ashes of Mahatma Gandhi is expected to arrive at Kallang Airport by a Cathay Pacific Airways plane between 7 and 8 o'clock tonight. The Mahatma's favourite song "Raghupathi Raghava Rajaram" will be chanted when the urn is handed to the Representative of
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    SOUTH DROPS MR. TRUMAN
    28 1 THE Southern Governors conference has decided to oppose the re-nomination of President Truman owing to his civil rights programme recently recommended to congress.- A.P.
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    TOLL THE BELL
    1083 2  -  Hall Romney LONDON^ LETTER TOLL the bell at the Victoria Institute. The old Malaya, after 33 glorious years, is to go to the shipbreakers. Well, she has had an adventurous life, more than justifying by her record m two wars the patiiotic ge ture of the Sultans
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    Bridge Problem
    190 2 NORTH S decision to double one spado for a takeout was highly questionable because hih hand was not strong m hi,:h cards and not particularly well distributed. Therefore he crrtainly should have refrained from making any further bid. a.s it happened, when Sou.ii respondent m North's best suit
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    Explaining The Atom
    749 2 By CHARLES LYNCH WITH the object of educating the public m the new science of atomic energy, an exhibition designed to explain the nature of the atom, was held m Melbourne, Australia, m January. In common with other countries Australia has been investigating the possibilities of developing
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    WAR FOR THE MOON
    471 2  -  TOM CHASE By A.P. Correspondent 4 GRIM war for bases on the moon from which to launch guided missiles against the carth n may develop within 50 years, says a report published m the Journal of the British Interplaneta Society. The society numbers among its members
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    A WIFE NINE POINTS
    164 2 A WIFE NINE POINTS 1 drew up for her hush*? aaree to before 5" go back to hir... saidj Barnard, Si •c Court, had lefi Judce. and conduct at n she m: 1. H<.' must n ape. 2 She was to be a housed more; 3 Bbc d or a
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      60 2 V c r i CEN T«B«ES I -W TO C N \1 inj i 0"7- /VJ Attention Travellers' WHEN VISITING SINGAPORE STA fIHE TAVERN (European Resident.al Hot rhe first hotel operilitK imm. lll lt<>l f J nis bfd tion. Spacious rooms, luxurious! room has its own hath to itself. _/>Vv»
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      109 2 YOUR LUCKY STAR Fortune forecast for people born today DoRN today, you have a v Rreat deal of enea-py which, unlevs it is directed m the proper channel m early life, may tend to make you restless. Pin your mind down to one thinff at a time and attach your
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      602 2 RADIO LISTENING SINGAPORE f f mve bands Btoll 30 a.m. Blue Network 'JJ met a re i «-38 metre* I 30-12 a.m. 13.84 metre*. 12 From 12 00 noon to 2.00 p.m. **>°n-5 p.m. 16.88 metres 19 Si 526 metres m the medium ware metres and 49.38 metres 5 530
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    Siamin outlaws Spium poppies
    58 3 isiimeM- d v< miunt has outlawed poppy cultiUhmi Nf <piurn thrtmghout the country, H was h\ the ting Minister of Finance, Kukrit inounced ttio step as an answer parliament that poppy hundivds of thousands of acres Siani. i I I I Persia i, i: I ruins
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    28 3 for British firerri^i has 'U-jfit that a more efficient pattern, made like an airman's aterial, and fastened with one c<t. en I uniform are seen- Prencw uniform (centre).
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    Japs killed one in four prisoners
    129 3 Japs killed one in four prisoners ONE of cwry tour Europeans ?nd Americans captured by the Japanese during the wai killed or died of ill— itment, Lt. Col. T. F. Mornan<i of Australia, told the International War Crimea Tribunal an Tokio. Col. Mornane. summing up casualty figures for the prosecution
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    Through flying -died in crash
    61 3 1M through with flying." snid young Anthony Wick-nam-Jones, D.F.C.. veteran H missions, when ho left H A.F. The theatrt- was his main interest: he'd been an actor i. went into management ntlng "Better Late" m lon with Beatrice Lillie. \M\ week he Hew to Brusio
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    'IDEAL WOMAN' ARRESTED
    29 3 'IDEAL WOMAN' ARRESTED Frau Gertrud Scholz-KJink. m r women's leader ot the i Party and Hitler's "ideal German woman." was arrestn the French zone with H B. general husband
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    TO IVY. IN 17 HOURS
    25 3 TO NY. IN 17 HOURS A transatlantic service to be introduced by Irish Airlinos will bring New York within 17 hours flying time I Liverpool.
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    'LONGHORN' HAS A FUTURE
    574 3 Produces half U.S. requirements JHE VS. Government's Longhorn tin smelter continues to produce more than hall the «m«? n re S UII *««»t8 for the metal. Only such nhil .i. 81 nifican ce m the Western Hemisphere, the gigantic Texas City installation is f In?,!!* f°*
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    B.B.C. 'SONG PLUG' TREATY
    44 3 B.B.C. 'SONG PLUG TREATY THE BBC. and the Music Publishers' Association are preparing a legal agreement to end song -plugging. It is being drafted by Sir Valentine Holmes, K.C., who conducted the BBC. inquiry last year. Terms will be published when details are settled.
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    'Communist century', says Pravda
    122 3 'Communist century', says Pravda PRAVDA. the Russian Communist Party paper, says "the 20th century is not the century of the dollar, as the imperialists are fondly thinking. H is the century of Communism. "The camp of Socialism and democracy, headed by the Soviet Union, Is growing m strength. It is
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    CEYLON MINISTER LOSES SEAT
    73 3 CEYLON MINISTER LOSES SEAT A NOTHER Cabinet Minister lost his seat In the Ceylon Parliament on Saturday, following an election petition when Mr. Justice Wlndham declared void the election of Mr R. S. S. Gunawardene. Minister without Portfolio am. Chief Government Whip to the Gampola seat m the House of
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    GOSSIP IS A WEED
    25 3 Hawkshead (Lancashire) Women's Institute, have rented an allotment. They call it "The Women's Own Cabbage Patch." Rule 1 Ls— no gossip.
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    'PYJAMA GIRL' MAN TO BE DEPORTED
    201 3 r|ISCLOSURE that Antonio Agostini, now aged 45, has served his sentence but is being detained m Sydney ponding deportation, recalls a case which attracted world wide attention the "Pyjama Girl" case. In 1944, Agostim was sentenced to six years' imprisonment for tho manslaughter of
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    Rich promise of W. Java ricefields
    236 3 Rich promise of W. Java r icefields REPUTED pre-war to be th c world's richest and best rice-growing area, the Krawang plains of West Java promise to be soon restored to production, according to the Netherlands Indies Information Service. "There is a striking difference between the economic picture presented by
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    SALVO OF SHELLS
    38 3 A "salvo oi shells," which fell near fishing boats off Walton-on-Naze, East Anglia, wa^ riccchets ot shells lired by the frigate Cowdray carrying out practice firing lor a boys' training class Irom H.M.S. Ganges.— Reuter
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    Yard watch on 'Queen of the underworld '
    195 3 Yard watch on 'Queen of the underworld A YOUNG woman living m a quiet London suburb is believed by Scotland Yard to be Ux brains behind a number of recent smash and grab raids. Her name and address are known to the police, who have watched her activities for several
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    96 3 A former British Army commando, Ismail Yihia. (top) is now a member of the Arab guard m the mobile force policing the Arab city of Jaffa. Like his comrades of the guard, Ixmail is armed with a British rifle and uears British battle dress. In the picture above, Arabs are
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    HULA HULA TO STOP INFLATION .
    65 3 HULA HULA TO STOP INFLATION THE Japanese Government tried to slow inflation by hii ing a group o: scantily dressed girls, who tied up traffic at a busy downtown intersection of Tokio by the fine exhibition of an imitation Hula Hula from th third storey balcony oi a department store.
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    Two Foreign Office men to be accused
    92 3 Two Foreign Office men to be accused TWO Foreign Office official i are to appear at Bowstreet (Lonaon) on suir.monses concerning alleged irregular passports. Arrests are ?xpected short'v m Glasgow aud other parts of the country, sequel to weejcs of investigation by Scotland Yard Special Branch. Two aliens recently arrested
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    A lot of coffer m cranes
    74 3 A SUNDERLAND (D«Tbtm) firm making mobile cranes and farm tocii hud to accept £35,000 worth of coffee from Portugal to Da y for cranes. The coffee was resold Amsterdam. Stockholm p< land. Switzerland. Beta and Denmark to ob'a: lin? Th»s was r?T9aleH X* mJ.
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    IMMUNITY WAIVED
    64 3 'PHE diplomatic Immonft* A iffl cl lmed b y tlfr En uumn) an Amerran v consul m London, when Mrs Imclda Catherine Price' or Splihull. Warwickshire, sued nirn last month for al!"^e i breach of promise, has been waived by the U.S. State Department. Application can now be
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    NO'RED LIGHTS' FOR MANILA
    75 3 NO 'RED LIGHTS' FOR MANILA T*HE establishment of a Too A light" district m M.mila which is under consideration by the Municipal Boa' d has been declared illegal by the city attorney. Jose P. Bt-ngson He said that while the chartor granted to the City G >vernment by the legislature
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    KORDATOKARN DOLLARS
    40 3 KORDATO KARN DOLLARS SIR Alexander Korr»a expect* that six nims of his London Film Productions will produce between €1.500 000 and £2,500.000 m dollars for Britain. He obtained an advance payment of £375.000 for three films m the United States.
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    TheSingaporeFreePress MONDAY. MARCH 15. 1948. European Union
    617 4 TheSongaporeFreePress MONDAY. MARCH 15. 1948. European Union THE conception of European unity which is the basis of the remarkable motion sponsored by 73 members of the British Parliament already commands the strong sympathy of a number of leading European statesmen. It is a sympathy that Is encouraged by the principles
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    The time for deeds
    1329 4  -  Sir Alfred Duff Cooper STALIN ON THE MARCH by WHEN a civilian is threatened with violence he seeks the protection of the law. The free peoples of the world are so threatened today, but there is no law to protect them. Law, m the full sense
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    . FAITH
    30 4 FAITH "And (iod shall wioo away all tears from their eyes; and there shall be no more death, neither sorrow for the former thinss are passed away." Revelation 21. 4.
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    PUBLIC OFFICE RECORD
    161 4 pROBABLY one of the most I exceptional records for staying m public office m the Far East is held by Raden Adipatl Ario Tjakraningrat Head of State for the r.ewlylcrmed independent Negara (state) of Madura, which has entered the ranks of prospective members of the United States
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    Split Jerusalem
    333 4 •THERE are two cities iof Jerusalem today. One is the Jewish section to the west, with several suburbs on the south linked by a single arterial thoroughfare. The other, comprising the east and north, is the Arab, Moslem and Christian zone. The residences of the British military and
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    60 4 vfifnn' i a nJSn? a h« CGrt horse I 5 K ear f service < disparagingly views at Marylepone cathode t Tb e tyw of mechanic ««Lh« d introduced inn British Railways. About 80 of these vehicles are to be U6ed oy Bntish railways for short distance road transport. Eventually,
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    Mining coal with bulldozers
    775 4  -  LAN COX By IT HAVE been spend- ing some time recently looking at one of Britain's newer entei-p rises opencast coal mmmg and m it I have found much that is of interest. Vital as the coal is to Britain's national economy (opencast mining produced m
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    Tying-Up Europe
    342 4 By GLENN WILLIAMS A. P. Correspondent COME sort of a v United States of Europe will be operating before the year Is out, London diplomats believe. It may not be known by that name. It may cover considerably less than all of Western Eurgpe. It may fall con-
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    Commoms told pingmarried airmen home'
    371 5 Commoms told ping married airmen home' Free Press London Correspondent ground that the presence of married L« overseas mitigates against the whole n if mobility, which should, m the fullest nnf f P" the motto of the Royal Air Force, Group- Wilcock, labour MP for Derby, urged, l ipt the
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    CAMGUARDS SENT TO JAIL
    59 5 fVnm« < <>urt has sentenced the minder and two guards f£ Siicaporr military lament camp to terms jSSiimrnt for malinn: hf w>ir Ar camp commander. il, b-ithirm, wm sen!Ld to 10 rear* 1 impriJjL, n t while thr guards. JJj Rankow and KyouU Hiromilsu were senJ,*d
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    EXERCISE AT AIR HQ ON THURSDAY
    127 5 EXERCISE AT AIR HQ ON THURSDAY nor for n of Maard Gent, and Singapore, n, will be Thunder.dquarters, Air Far East, on I t I and 19 ree Services will s it the idy the F Bomber Comn£ and US. Strategical ive during -d from January 1943 Iflie end of
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    SCHOOL TO SEE T.B. FILM
    121 5 IUALT DISNEY'S cartoon on tuberculosis will be shown by tJie Public Relations Film UiVit to the students of Yeong Cheng Chinese School on Friday evening. Public Relations staff will give a run-nlr^ com- j mentary of tih^ film ir. Cantonese. As many of the students
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    CHANGI ROBBERRIES
    21 5 Two Chinese houses situated less than a mile from each other m Chanei Road were robbed early yesterday morninp:.
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    87 5 The usually-long queue at the Food Control Office tn Singapore, where rice cards are changed, or altered, has been even longer during the past week, when heeding official advice, people with irregular cards turned up m force to surrender them. This was part of a queue of those with proper
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    21,668-ton rubber import in February
    120 5 IMPORTS of rubber into 1 Singa.rjc>re during February amounted to 18.786 tons, bringing the total for the first two months of this year to 40.291 As usual, Sumatra supplied the biggest quantity duxjng February— 11,584 tons, followed by Sarawak with 2,331 tons. Other suppliers were
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    CARDS BY AIR
    23 5 The fee payable on postcards addressed to places within Malaya for delivery by air will be eight cents per card.
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    DISCUSSION ON THEATRE
    72 5 THERE will be a round -table discussion on the future of trw> Theatre m Malaya from Radio Malaya tomorrow at 9 45 p.m. Those taking part m the discussion are Joan Grant Little Theatr: Players), FramcLs Thomas (St. Anorew's School), Vcrnon Mars'rave < Stage Club). and David
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    ANOTHER 'ADULT' SCHOOL SOON
    191 5 ANOTHER English clasn for beginners will be started at St. Andrew's School Woodsville, m the next forlnijrht by the People's Education Association. The Woodsville class will he under Mr. Dong Chui Sinj?. Interest m the Association's work is increasing, and it is hoped to start classes
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    Cultural films at the Theatre
    247 5 Free Press Staff Reporter PINGAPORE will soon have a chance of seeing films, J presenting classical music and educational topics not normally exhibited m the cinemas, if the Municipal Commissioners confirm a committee recommendation to inatal sound film apparatus m Victoria Theatre immediately. There was
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    RADIO APPEAL
    58 5 T^HE Bishop of Smgap; re (the Right Rev. J L. Wilson) last night made a radio appeal for fund* to maintain a home which has to turn back hundreds of blind children and for a radio for crip pled children In hospital. The institutions are the Orthopaedic Hospital
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    43 5 picture. THE CHIEF SCOUT OF SINGAPORE, the Governor, Sir Franklin Gimson, speaking to over 2.000 Cubs, Scouts and Rovers at the Scout Rally at Jalan Besar Stadium on Sa.turda.it. With Sir Franklin is the Commissioner for Mai nun Mr Frank X/rnrf? Free Press
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    FIRE BRIGADE SEEKS MORE PUBLIC AID
    249 5 Free Press Staff Reporter AN appeal for more public co-operation with the firefighting services was made by a Fire Brigade spokesman In an Interview with the Free Press. "There seems to be an idea afoot among the illiterate that the Fire Brigade charges fees,"
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    500 RATION CARDS CANCELLED A DAY
    340 5 500 RATION CARDS CANCELLED A DAY Time extended Free Press Staff Reporter UOUR thousand rice card cancellations have been carried out by the Food Control authorities m Singapore during the past week, and by the end of last week, cancellations were made at the rate of 500 a day. At
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    52 5 picture. Weeping relatives of some of the 80-odd men who are facing trial on a charge of attending a triad society ritual m Reformatory Road recently. A big crowd of relatives surrounded the accused as they were about to be taken m Police vans to the remand prison Tlast Saturday.
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    Navy plan hailed by Malays
    270 5 Navy plan hailed by Malays Free Press Staff Reporter •THE President 0 the 1 Singapore Malay Seamen's Un.on, Mr. Sar i'uddin Adam, welcomes the proposed formation of a Malayan Navy. He told the Free Press m an int?rviow: "Such a N^.vy will be a boon to a large number of
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    NEW LINER IS CALLING HERE
    49 5 THE new 10,000- ton Silver Line cargo-passenger liner, Silverbriar. now m New York on her maiden voyago, may soon visit Si. gapore on her round-the-world service. Silverbriar is the first of six ultra-modern vessels which the Silver Line is building to replace war losses.
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    World air trip via Singapore
    140 5 A YOUNG New Zealand Warrant Officer, Arthur Mansfield, who has been piloting planes on the Hong Kong-Bangkok service, carrying Chinese football teams, bananas, boots, and lots of other things, plans to set out on a solo flight round the world m a single-seater plane. From
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    ARE WE U.S. SATELLITE', ASKS UK PAPER
    356 6 ARE WE U.S. SATELLITE', ASKS UK PAPER Military position is 'strategical nonsense' UAVE we become so much an American satel- lite that we are willing to provide the first line of defence for the United States, whatever her policy, m Western Europe, the Mediterra- J nean, the Middle East, Africa,
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    7 6 Mr, Ernest Bevin, B Uish Foreign Secretary.
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    51 6 The De Havilland Dove aircraft are rolling off the assembly lines at the De Havilland Hatfield (Herds) factory. They are being exported to Sweden, the Gold Coast, Canada and South America. The largest single order so far placed is from the Argentine, who are buying 3G Doves for their internal
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    UK WAS COLD AND SLEEPY
    73 6 A WARM overcoat and three three days sleep. That was the demand made by Mr L. A. Plummer, chairman )f the Overseas Food Corparation. when he got back to Waterloo station. London, alter his 40.000-mile tour of Australia., planning more food f.-T Britain. He had
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    THREAT BY MARKOS
    38 6 Guerrilla chieftain General Markos threatened m a broadoast to execute a group of Greek Army officers captured recently m Epirus unless over 300 guerrillas seized after the shelling of Salonika are fre^d within 43 hours
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    57 6 picture. Wreckage of the Belgian Sabena Airlines Dakota under guard at London Airport, Heathrmc, Middlesex,- as a preliminary to investigation ir.to the cause of the crash, m which 19 of the occupants were burned to death and three others seriously injured. The plane, on a flight from Brussels, crashed m
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    CHIANG HONOURED
    33 6 President Carlos Julio Aro-semt-na last week awarded Ecuador's Grand Gross, Order of Merit, to Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek. President of China. Chinese Premier Chang short rations with food sudWang Shih Chieh. A.P.
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    Judge in Tokio trial scene
    201 6 A DEFENCE counsel at the Tokio war crimes trials *i threatened m court to take action against the Tribunal President, Sir William Webb. The throat was made by Mr. Aristides Lazarus, counsol for General Hata. who said that Sir William ad accusod him m court
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    MEDAL FOR MONTY
    45 6 ]U«^ kTV i ball Wind moa- grell. is to receive the National Canine Defence Lemgue'f bronie modal from he Mayor of Croydon (London) :or Kivkig the alarm when the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. Pirn, of AKxandriadrive. Uoper Norwood, caueht fire.
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    U.K. newsmen form new organisation
    106 6 U.K. newsmen form new organisation DELEGATES of the National Union of Journalists and tne Institute of Journalists met m London on Saturday to draft the final rules for amalgamation of the two bodies into an Association of Journalists. The new organisation will Include almost all working British newsmen and will
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    BBC FACE NEW MUSIC BAN
    73 6 rriHE Musicians* Union has 1 warned the BBC. that all outside music broadcasts will stop at the. end of April unless higher fee talks begin. Only studio musical broadcasts will bo allowed. The union already bans relays from theatres and music halls. The dance band
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    DONALD DUCK IS NO RED
    73 6 MX. C.unster R. Lessing. viee -president of the Walt Disney Studio, denies that bad wages at the studio breed Communism among the workers. Mr. Lessing, answering charges made before a Congressional committee hearing that sub-standard wages at the Disney studios bred communism, said: "The wages
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    The stowaways wanted work
    119 6 SEVEN Jamaicans, jailed for 14 days at Bristol for stowing away on a banana boat, asked that "loyal British subjects" should get work rather than Germans and Poles, "because of the last two wars The mm. said to have gone on the ship Ariguani at Port
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    Britain won't 'eat' Uruguay railways
    166 6 HAVING begun to "eat up" the Argentine Railways, m the shape of meat and other products figuring m the recent mixed-up food-rail-trade-currency, agreement, Britain is receiving nothing to help out her rations for the railways it owns m Uruguay, which the government there has now
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    FOR EXERCISES
    34 6 Two of Britain's newest destroyers. Crossbow and Battleaxe, are to go the West Indies and the United States this summer for joint exercises with units of the U s fleet. A. P.
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    Film profits to aid UK hotels
    87 6 THE President of the Board 1 of Trade. Mr. Harold Wilson, announced on Saturday that some of the prolits from the showing of American films m Britain under a new deal could be used to help British hotels and the tourist trade. Mr. Wilson
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    21 6 Mr. Anthony Eden. Deputy Leader of the Conservative Party, has entered a London nursing home for an ooeration for appendicitis.- A.P.
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    Asia rice body No power to allocate
    44 6 Asia rice body No power to allocate !A C °MPROMis E 2* ;>* n rirf but jU!: OWtflS reaten? U.S. i i^m The U.S. d. Cl}de m a protest al" when be no c nflict wiu ca] m I Ambassador to :J that U.P. Reuter
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    'SUCKED'BY JET TO DEATH
    27 6 'SUCKED' BY JET TO DEATH A ft v craft man T \.r Force I ihe engine. When freed Causton. who ed from l»is proper to t' Reuter
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    GRAND PRIX TO GET A REST
    591 7 GRAND PRIX TO GET A REST Fails for first time at K.L. Free Press Racing Reporter pRAND PRIX II failed for the first time over the \J distance at Kuala Lumpur on Saturday, when he was well beaten finsftung fourth m a field of five. It was an expensive defeat,
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    Balley will ration his runs
    87 7 :JD Bailey, the I nampion, that ration"' his appea- to the Olympici nmclc from which s completely B .is fit ..n time of iraining Park Ranvhom he d replay ::s to proceed toady buil.iino: ud ill brine -*ak of perfection Olympic .rig. nit can be
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    SOCCER DRAWN
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    Kee Onn wins in three sets
    267 7 CHIN Kee Onn, former Malayan champion, entered the men's singles semifinals of the Singapore indoor tennis championships yester- day at the Happy World Stadium. However, he was taken to three sets by Low Kee Pow before winning. He will now meet Pakir, m the
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    Wooderson to carry torch on last lap?
    126 7 AMONG the many duties of the organisers of this year's Olympic Games m London is the provision of fuel for the torches during the run of 1,325 miles which starts from the village of Olympics m Southern Greece and ends m the Wembley
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    JOLLILADS ATHLETIC UNION SOCCER
    83 7 THE iollowing players have; been seleoted to piay football for the Jollilads second team against the Singapore Cricket Club second team on the Padang on Wednesday Narayana, Arumugam. Nadarajah. A. S. Pillai. Ghani, Sintlix F. Govindasamy. N. Narayau.a, Salahudin, Suppiah, Osman. Noordin. The team to represent
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    HURDLES RECORDS SET UP IN U.S.
    84 7 HARRISON Dillard of Baldwin Wallace College. Chicago, cracked the American indoor records for both the 70-yard low and high hurdles m the 17th running of the Illinois tech relays on Saturday. Bill Porter of North-West-ern also matched Dillard m shaving 1/10 second from UnAmerican
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    Govt official speaks up for sport
    360 7 From VERNON MORGAN THE value of international sport is at least appreciated by one eminent Government official for only last week the Premier of the Australian State of Victoria, Thomas HoWoway, declared: "If Australia could send more teams and fewer statesmen overseas it would
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    U.K. Football League tables
    761 7 I ATEST positions of the L. teams m the English soccer leagues are given below. They include Saturday's games. FIRST DIVISION P W D L P A Tot Arsenal 32 20 9 3 61 23 49 Prtston 31 17 6 8 51 65 40 Burnley 31
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    Mortensen's goals his best ever
    454 7 Mortensen's goals his best ever MANCHESTER United, the classiest team m the U.K. and Blackpool, will contest the final of the Football Association Challenge Cup tournament at Wembley Stadium on April 24. In semi-final games, watched by an aggregate crowd of 140,000 on Saturday, United beat Derby County 3 l
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    23 7 Representatives of Italian. Austrian. Hungarian. Czeehoslovakian and Swiss soccer teams voted on Sunday to postpone the European championship competition until 1949.- A. P.
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    39 7 picture. Dunn, Wolverhampton outside right (nearest camera) and Wally Barnes, Arsenal left back, duel for the ball during the game played at Highbury on March 6. The game was played m thick fog, and Arsenal won fivetwo. A. P.
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    SINGAPORE 1 st DIV SOCCER FIXTURES
    313 7 SINGAPORE 1 st DIV SOCCER FIXTURES pOLLOWING are further fixtures i for the First Division of the Singapore Amateur Football Association League. Friday, April 2: R.A.F. Selct-ar v Rovers S C Monday, April 5 C.A. v. Ist Scaforths, R.A.F. Changi v. G.H.Q. Signals, R.A.F. Changi, and S.C.C. v. S.R.C., I
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    HAMPSHIRE ADOPT NEW SYSTEM FOR BENEFITS
    249 7 CIVE Hampshire County Cricket Club professionals are to get their benefits through a fund raised during the next three seasons, instead of the usual procedure of each having a county match earmarked for him They are J Arnold, J. Bailey, N. McCorkell, O. W.
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    S. AFRICANS WIN ALL MATCHES
    22 7 SOUTH Africa had won all eight matches when the Anglo-South African tennis matches ended m Johannesburg yesterday.
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      59 7 Sports Events For Today SOCCER: S A. FA. League, Div. I— S.C.C. T. A.A.A padang, 5.15 p.m.: Navy v. R.A.F. Changi. Jalan Besar stadium, 5 15 p.m. TABLE TENNIS: Singapore Chinese trials, Chinese Sports Association. Ann Slang Hill, 8 p.m TENNIS: S.L.T.A. Indoor Championships, Happy World Stadium. 6.15 p.m. BADMINTON:
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    Social security for all in U.K.
    325 8 Social security for all in U.K. LONDON, Sunday. rpHE British Government's Social Security Scheme, operation of which m the first year is estimated to cost £452,000,000. has reached its final preparatory stage with the issue of official enrolment forms to all working persons m Britain regardless of means or a^e.
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    33 8 HOME Trout fishing m the River Frome m Dorfc *set is a popular pastime. A local saying is: Fished by the rods, poached by the villagers, the trout get no peace at all."
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    BODIES LYING ON GLACIER
    52 8 BODIES LYING ON GLACIER THE bodies of 30 persons m an American airliner wrecked on Mount Sanford, about 200 miles northeast of Anchorage. Alaska, may never be recovered. Rescue parties would be up :::st heavy snow m trying to reach the scene, which is on a glacier on the mountain.
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    BREAKS OWN MINE RECORD
    67 8 PANTYFFNOON, Wale*, Sunday. Yf/ILLIAM King, the Welsh f miner who set up a record weekly output of 71 tons of coal m January, has smashed his own record. Working on his knees m a seam with only two feet six inches headroom, King last week hand-cut
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    BURMA PRESS CLOSING DOWN IN PROTEST
    119 8 BURMA PRESS CLOSING DOWN IN PROTEST RANGOON, Sunday. A JOINT meeting of journ- alists and publishers today decided to suspend publication of all newspapers m Burma for three days, beginning from March 17, as a protest against mob attacks on three Rangoon newspaper offices last Friday. The mobs were reportedly
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    14 TRAWLEKMEN DIE IN GALE
    64 8 17OURTEEN of the crew of F 19 of the 358-ton trawler Opine from Hull. England, perished yesterday when the ship was stranded on a rock off the west coast of Iceland, battered by a gale and swept by heavy seas. One man was washed ashore
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    RUSSIA OFFERS UK MORE GRAIN
    214 8 LONDON, Sunday. RUSSIA has offered Britain 2,000,000. additional tons of coarse grain m exchange for industrial machinery, says Empire News, adding that this offer will be discussed when the Anglo-Soviet trade talks are resumed m a few weeks. Such a contract, m addition to an
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    MAJOR RED VICTORIES ON 4 FRONTS
    455 8 'Crush ing 'blows m Manchuria SHANGHAI, Sunday. T*HE Chinese Nationalist Army is experiencing Ks x blackest days m the 20-year-old civil war with major reverses reported from four widely-scattered fronts. In Manchuria, the Nationalists have lost Kirin and nearby Siaofengman with its huge hydroelectric
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    WEIGHTS FOR K.L. RACES
    147 8 Free Press SUIT Reporter r Kuala Lumpur, Today 3 weights for the remaining three races on Wednesday, second day of the Selangor meeting are: Horses. Class 1, Div. 1. 6 furs Oriental 9.10; Minstrel Boy 9 7 Liberty Man 91; Kashmiri Son* 8.12; Some Class 8.9;
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    YEMEN GOVT FLEES AS SANAA FALLS
    202 8 YEMEN GOVT FLEES AS SANAA FALLS CAIRO, Sunday. SANAA, the capital of Yemen, has fallen to the troops of Prince Ahmed, a son of the recently assassinated Imam Yehia, according to press reports here quoting the Sanaa radio. The radio announced that Prince Ahmed, who has adopted the name of
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    IRAQ GETS UK WARPLANES
    57 8 THE Iraqi Army yesterday 1 recoi/<^i its firit batch of warplanes from Britain. War equipment and other e&sential materials to equip an army on a modern scale would be arriving continuously from Britain from now on. The Iraqi Government last summer placed orders for £5.000.000 worth
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    SCIENTISTS TOOK 'FLU TO TRISTAN
    168 8 CAPE TOWN, Sunday. •DEQUENA SICKNESS" has 1 come to Tristan de Cunha, a tiny British territory m the South Atlantic with a population of 250. reputed to be one of the most healthy m the world. "Pequena sickness" is the islanders' name for common J
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    QUAKE REPORTED
    24 8 The Riverview observatory at Sydney recorded an earthquake m the vicinity of Guam 3 300 miles to the north-west yesterday. A. P.
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    120 GUERRILLAS KILLED IN GREECE
    161 8 THE Greek War Ministry reported tonight that between 120 and 150 guerrillas were killed m an attack on a Tillage near Kozani m northern Greece. A rebel band estimated at 700 strong raided the village and tried to kidnap children, reports said. Army losses i
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    'CROWDS MOB CHURCHILL
    36 8 'CROWDS MOB CHURCHILL Crowds surged round" Mr. Winston Churchill when he made an 11-mile tour of North Croydon m support of the Conservative candidate Mr. Fred Harris, who held the constituency with a majority of 11,000.
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    667 Japanese sent to gallows
    344 8 LONDON, Sunday. rpHE immense task of listing war criminals has almost come to an end. In the Far East, the total brought to trial many Japanese has been 2,674 Of these, 667 were sentenced to death and 1,593 to imprisonment, while 414 were acquitted. The
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    Stalin ordere Finn talks to begin
    253 8 Stalin ordere Finn talks to begin '"day th-i I i{? v Uill aid L k i ntl ■Mo .*i b( 111 <» Marc 1 simism h,-r<. v. *t that Finland. LH land:;., s.,v I,tb;1 ,tb;w w H I co""' another r ,-1 The Soviet tw the opening of the iSH
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    Rubber prices
    60 8 A SPECIAL Market correspondent girt* the price* of robber at 11 a-m. today M follows: Bayer* Sellei> Cta. eta. No. 1 R.S.S. Spot PerH> loose 38^, 39% No. 1 R.S.S. fob m bales Mar. 29% 39% So. I R.s.S. fob m bales Mar. 37*, %g No. S R.S.S.
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    FELL OFF BUS, WOMAN DIES
    75 8 Free Press SUfT Reporter A 29-YEAR-OLD Chinese woman. Tan lew Huey died m hospital early this morning, as a result of injuries received when 6he fell while alighting from a bus m Tiong Bahru Road at 5.30 p.m. yesterday. At 10.20 last night, a 15--year-old
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    DR. SUN FO
    28 8 The vice-Prtsident of China. Dr. Sun Fo, son of Dr. Sun Vat-sun. is considering participation m the Chinese vice presidential election i next month.- U.P.
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    UNKNONW
    26 8 THE mot turn i>; Ex-Kmperor I to th< Tlu cordinu to >■ J Pri^ tha* Ba i D i hi? a.s Bmper r In tir>n:il mo
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    FIRST INDIA-BUM SHIP LAUNCHED
    153 8 VIZAGAPATAM. Ma PANDIT Nehru. Indian Pr M.nistor. launched from the Scindi- y.irds l»re tl Indian-built ship the 8,000-ton c thei lUsha. Hindu priests chanted I scriptures "invoking the aid mighty an elements for a long and pitMPi r career. The Jala Usha is 415 feet j
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    HOMAGE TO MASARYK
    21 8 THOUSANDS of P 1 t Czrc shriru the v Masaryk who 3d "world citlf elgn last V\ is
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