The Singapore Free Press, 8 May 1948

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    20 1 The Singapore Free Press LARGEST AFTERNOON SALE IN MALAYA 158 SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, MAY 8, 1948 'ivn r n 1 iiu*i«
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    PEACE COMES TO HOLY CITY
    386 1 PEACE COMES TO HOLY CITY Arabs, Jews to cease fire JERUSALEM, Friday. DRITISH efforts to get peace m Jerusalem brought an agreement from both Arabs and Jews tonight to cease fire throughout the city as from noon tomorrow. Arab agreement was announced m an official communique from Jericho, where Sir
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    IRISH GIRL WEDS MUSLIM -ILLEGAL'
    103 1 IRISH GIRL WEDS MUSLIM -ILLEGAL' LEEDS. Friday. MOHAMMED Hebibar Rahman, a graduate of Calcutta University, was today found guilty of unlawfully •'marrying" a 19-year-old Irish girl to a member of the Indian Navy who already had one wife, but claimed that a* a Mohammedan he was entitled to four. He
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    RECORD CATCH
    39 1 What is believed to be a world's record value m a catch of fish was landed at Grimsby r England yesterday by the Icelandic trawler, Neptune. The 356 to ns f fl<sh wa Hold for £19.069. A.P
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    US PRESIDENTS 64th BIRTHDAY
    78 1 Free Press Staff Reporter THE Governor of Spore, Sir Franklin Gimson, has sent a message of congratulations to the American ConsulGeneral, Singapore, Mr. Paul Josselyn, on the occasion of the 64th birthday of President Truman. "It is our earliest wish' says the message, "that he I
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    WITHOUT PREMIER
    29 1 Belgium is still without i Premier. Political leader, are now trying to work ou a new compromise between Catholics and Socialists or Government subsidies t< schools.- A.P
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    'NOTHING TO DISCUSS'
    38 1 THE four- power Allied Con- trol Council. dormant since the Russians' angry walk-out on March 20, will skip another regular meeting date on Monday. A spokesman said no items had VAArt n.PfaraA fr\T Hkni?sinn A.P
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    MONTY TELLS YOUTH
    48 1 Marshal Viscount I Montgomery told a London youth rally last night that "the best way of preventing war was to show any wouldbe aggressors that Britain .was strong and united, add- I Ing, "but the last thing any j of us wants is another war."—
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    No Pakistan co-operation
    166 1 KASHMIR PLEBISCITE II liuted State** was yesterday appointed to serve 1 <»n the five-nation commission assigned by the Hn.'t".: Vitions Security Council to supervise a f !«> decide whether Kashmir is to accede to I; Pakistan. The other members of the Com-Hi:-si»n Are BHrium. Czechoslovakia. Argentina and
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    Rittual murder with a razor blade
    79 1 Rittual murder with a razor blade ind). Fri. n which ncans took I' pieces out of im with a safety was still alive scribed in the High :ere yesterday men .ncludlng a -f. Motsearl Leroi sentenced to death to cutung their re said to have opened umbrella at, collected the
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    JAIL FOR RADIUM
    18 1 prison military eh yesterday for of 100 mllli:um whiah he Ofl the iifaAC 500. Reuter
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    BAN ON US NEWS
    24 1 A Government spokesman m Warsaw yesterday said that Polish citizens could be arrested f»>r possession of United Information Service bulletins.
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    R.A.F. LIVE BOMB TESTS OFF COAST
    159 1 HERAK Island m the Straits of Malacca, will be a I target for live bombs from a high altitude as part of an R. A. F. test of the practicability of pro- viding a Far East striking force at short notice. Air Headquarters Malaya
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    S'hai money ramp
    235 1 SHANGHAI, Saturday. IN daylong raids the Shanghai Municipal police yes- terday smashed 28 rings allegedly dealing in illegal remittances to Hong Kong, and arrested 34 persons suspected of being connceted with them, according to Chinese reports. In an almost unpreccdent- M ed move to wipe out illegal
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    NON-STOP DRIVER IN TRISHA CRASH
    65 1 The driver of a motoi vehicle that collided with t trisha m Bukit Timah roat near the junction with Makepeace road, seriously injuring the rider, drove off without stopping to render assistance or to make a report to th< police. The trisha rider was founc
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    Police hunt murder gang
    199 1 Free Frees Staff Reporter QINGAPORE police this morning were hunting for J members of the "329 gang" who yesterday chibbcd and Blabbed to death the leader of a rival gang outside an Altwall Street coffee shop. Police found the dead gangster, Eai Ho Seng alia* Pob
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    26 1 U Saw, ex-Premier of Burma, ivas hanged in Rangoon this morning for complicity in the murder of Aung San. U Saw's last hours— see page eight.
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    P.C's MURDERER TO GET REPRIEVE
    42 1 P.C's MURDERER TO GET REPRIEVE The British Home Secretary has recommended a reprieve for Donald George Thomas, the first man to be sentenced to death after the House of Commons voted for a fiveyear suspension of the death penalty for murder.- Reuter
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    Advance in war on polio
    116 1 NEW YUKn, rnaay. ONE of the next steps in the fight against infantile paralysis seems very close as a result of the isolation of the virus that causes the disease by University of Minnesota research workers. The next step is to ascertain whether a vaccine
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    BID TO END FAR EAST DEADLOCK
    44 1 'THE Assistant Under Secretary at British foreign Office, Mr. M. E. Dening, is m Canberra, Australia, to discuss means of breaking the deadlock between the Big Four powers over the procedure for convening a Far Eastern peace conference.
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    POLL ECLIPSED
    25 1 Because Sunday's eclipse of the sun is considered a bad omen, elections in American occupied South Korea will be hel<* on Monday instead.
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    GAME LAW PICKED FOR BIG RACE
    191 1 GAME LAW PICKED FOR BIG RACE Free Press Staff Ke porter SINGAPORE'S first Governor's Cup race since th? war will attract a large and fashionable crowd to Bukit Timah today, the final day of the Singapore Turf Club's five-day Summer Meeting, but ihe Governor, Sir Franklin Gimson, will not be
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    RUBBER: CUT PRICES WARNING
    170 1 RUBBER: CUT PRICES WARNING trte Press C orrtspondeut LONDON. Friday (COMMENTING on the act j that the Rubber Study Group m Washington deeded that the time had not yet arrived "for any consideration or examination of a comm<Kilty agreement." the Economist says evidently the United States had no desire to
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    CANADIAN QUAKE
    20 1 E,ann iremur.s ia&uny seconds were felt throughout Montreal on Friday morn ng. Some walls were cracked, says A.P
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    STOP PRESS
    45 1 wen oi me r\«nai te.>i<>n Pioneer Corps m A>er Raja camp. ofT Alexandra road rioted early this morning They set fire to three tent* Thre* fire-ensines were to the camp, one of them a Municipal engine, and the fire was brought under control.
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    ACROSS THE ROOF OF THE WORLD
    798 2 ACROSS THE ROOF OF THE WORLD IN Calcutta's China- town I heard from survivors the story of one of the strangest and most hazardous pilgrimages ever attempted. The odyssey of a colony of Muslims who set out from their native village m Chinese Turkestan on a trek across the "root
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    One year old
    127 2 ONE year ago today, the Ist Chinese Guides Company of th€ Nam Hwa Girls' School, S'ngapore, was formed and an extensive programme has been arranged for today to C« te brute its first anniv sary m the school's com pound. I v tatlons have ccvi to all
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    MODEST MAIDENS
    22 2 Tndenurk R«tt*Urt4 V 8 P»tn>« OOc *7 thought my husband's life was an open book— but he had two books!"
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    CAN YOU HEAR YOUR OWN VOICE?
    362 2 ■THERE is a weird 1 room at the U.S. Naval ordnance laboiatory m Washington, whose inner walls are like the coat of a porcupine— where it is possible to hear your own voice. If that sounds silly just try to hear your own voice
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    Bridge Problem
    73 2 are trumps. South leads. North and South are to win six of the seven tricks against any defence. South makes the spade ace then leads the diamond. North wins two diamond tricks. South discard ng a heart. North leads the club jack. South overtakes with the queen and
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    THE BIGGEST DIAMOND IN THE WORLD
    137 2 AT the present timt the largest uncut diamond m the world-^ the 770 carat stone found by the Sierra Leone Selection Trust m the gravels of the Woyie River, Sierra Leone, m Jan. 1945 is an exhibit upon which attention will be focussed m
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    A knife flick cured drug fiend
    323 2  - A knife flick cured drug fiend ROBERT GOLDSTEIN B> A. P. Correspondent AN almost instantaneous cure for addiction to narcotics ha> been accomplished with a few flicks of a brain surgeon's knife. The cure was achieved somewhat as a by-product m a partially paralyzed patient, operated on for relief of
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      67 2 iS B^OWM INI SUMWt* WHITC INJ WIMTEg... NATUBAI. N^v V^'oi "SN.OW- w^-— n vV T THE ANQST C*Y ft^ POWPERY JtoN'rV \vf •T<TA<S» iMflt^i PULLV A5 H* 4B t ►-♦Ouk; MdndrdKC Exclusive to the Singapore Free Press m Mala"v nn«.7r A u mtfc# it* 1T SEEMS SUPPOSE SHE WAS i
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      226 2 flejKLFJDLJREM,L JLDF SINGAPORE Blue Network From 12.00 noeo to Z.*% p.m. j: 626 metres m the medium wart band and 7.20 megacycles m the 41 metre band From 6.00 pjn to 1. 44 pjn: from 9. '.0 p.m. to 1104) p.m 526 metres m the medium wave band, and 4.825
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      327 2 nouncemenls; 8.18 Radio Orchestra; 9 Spot the Favourites; 9.30 News; 9.45 Talking of Books; io "The Little Prom'; 11 Last News Summary. PROGRAMMES IN MAI.AY: 12 programme Summary; 12.05 Musical Entertainment by Perkumpclan Pflayaran Party; 12.45 News m Malay: 7 Time Signal; 7.01 Radio Magazine; 7.15 Musical Interlude 7.30 News
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      346 2 5.15 Magazine of the Week; 5.30 Australia^ Amateur Hour; 6.20 Popular Piano Classics Featuring Yvonne Arnaud 6.30 News: 6.45 Soft Lights and Sweet Music; 7 Ten >rs of Renown Joseph Hislop Sydney McEwan; 7.20 Famous Overt 'ires; 7.30 Sunday Night Drama; 8 Men and Their Music; 8.15 This wt-ek m
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      82 2 News Headlines; 1 02 FootbftU Results; 1.15 Yours for the Asking; 2 World News Headlines; 2 02 Pro gramme Summary; 5.30 Station Open ng; 5.32 Sunday Symph^v; 6.30 World and Home News; fl 45 I.T.MA.; 7 15 World Affairs: 7.30 Swing Session; 8 World and Home News; 8 05 Yours
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      116 2 YOUR LUCKY STA R fortune forecast j O r people born i DOKN today, >ou BTr a na- tural «xtr«.\r r t make fr*nd> uix r ro, tackle problemrobust directness mak-v ai»d sn-rn t«» Uj mi:ali(»n Jrom tho "t appearing ling« r for I like the uiud v sun and
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    Red gams on eve of all-out offensive
    103 3 Red gams on eve of all-out offensive nGHAI, Friday. Communist annie* marked up on< v cifter another thii i-y massed theii r an all-out sumnsive. natiirti were retakes by surprise, ac bright spot, m heard n Di into action r SS. inea blasted ;> s besieging the Yinghsien. m Th
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    CANTON TO BE MODERNISED
    15 3 CANTON TO BE MODERNISED m uar.--n I and aid trade In Sze- China thr Reuter
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    35 3 pictures fUg new Indian Ambassador, Mr. S. K. M. Pannikkar, upper picture- and the new Philippines envoy to China, Mr. Premo SehtttJSB. are seen shaking hands with Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek after presenting their credentials. A.P
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    Protest against US aid to Japan
    91 3 here are aiist .1 to way. ac■sa. uch a mcd by ea at n to bi le the danger of reatorine Japan to her pre-war status throw eh American aid Professor Meng Hsienchanc of the Central University of Nanking, recently addressed a student gathering
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    CHINA BANK CHIEF
    30 3 CHIN A BANK CHIEF Mr HH Teh-mou. nead of of China's New York L>flice. may return to Shangortly to take over the ,00 a-s General Manager ol Lne Bank.- A.P
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    Million dollars of little use
    280 3 StIAMiHAI. Friday. WAGE EARNERS m Shanghai complain that a million dollars isn't what it used to be. They look back to a time when a million dollars could buy a good >hirt. a pair of shoes, or half a dozen pairs of wool socits. Those
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    CIVIL SERVICE FOR KWANGTUNG
    59 3 STOP towards establishment of a Civil Service for Kwangtung Province will be taken this summer when the Provincial Government Holds a public examination for graduates of Canton's middle schools and universities. The Governor, Dr. T V. Soong. expressed sympathy with the educational institutions financial difficulties and
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    REFORM PLAN IS READY
    192 3 REFORM PLAN IS READY NANKING, Friday. •THE Vice-President, Gen 1 Li Tsung-jen, said j today, he would present his reform programme to Generalissimo Chiang Kaishek soon. He would rely on the pressure of public opinion to train acceptance of his ideas for a economic, political and military shako -up. Since
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    DRUG PLANT COULD KILL 400 MILLION
    158 3 LAKE SUCCESS, Friday. VfR. Harry J. Anslinger. ITI delegate to the United Nations Commission on Narcotics today, disclosed the war-time existence of a Jap-anese-built opium extraction plant m Mukden, capable of producing 50 tons of heroin yearly— 6o timt* the legitimate world requirements. Be
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    'REBELS' TO FORM COALITION GOVT
    133 3 'REBEL S' TO FORM COALITION GOVT HONG KONG Friday. EFT Wing anti Chinese government dissidents here, responding to a Chinese Communist summon*, have taken the first step towards establishment of a "Democratic Coalition Government." at the same time renouncine the Central Government at Nanking The Communist summons, called on "all
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    MISSION TO STUDY NANKING'S NEEDS
    291 3 U.S. aid chief appointed WASHINGTON, Friday. FHE U.S. Aid to China programme forged ahead today with appointment of Roger D. Laphain former San Francisco Mayor, as its Director. He is due m Shanghai on June 1. Pending his arrival, the Economic Co-operatiot Administration is sending
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    CANTON CHECK ON FOREIGNERS
    47 3 A census of foreign residents here will soon be taken by the (Canton) police. Heads of foreign concerns will be requested to give the number of foreigners m their employment. A stricter check on foreigners arriving and leaving the colony will be made.
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    POLICE LEAVE PIRATE LAIR
    51 3 THE Hung Kong police contingent was withdrawn from Deep Bay tallowing an unsuccessful three-day campaign to round up pirates. A thrck urKJergrowtti with 70 caves formed an effective hide-out. Heavily armed small patrols, equipped wth portable communication sets, have been left behind to keep guard- A.
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    Aiding Asia's illiterates
    216 3 Aiding Asia's illiterates A THREE MAN team reCurnimg %o New York from a 36,000-mile round -the- world trip to surve\ radio and visual aid programme* m foreign mission fields, urged churches and other groups to promote radio programmes and motion pictures to educate Asia's illiterates. Rev. Franklin Mack and. Rev.
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    CHANG CHUN AS PREMIER AGAIN
    75 3 CHANG CHUN AS PREMIER AGAIN PREMIER Chang Chun ha~s yielded to Gen. Chiang Kai-shek's insistence and will head China's first Constitutional Government, said an authoritative source m Nanking yesterday. Chang has abandoned plar t < to retire as the President of the Executive Yuan, and lias agreed to accept Gen.
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    STRIKE SETTLED
    31 3 A str k*» of Naukk.g triftiawmen was settled yesterday, after less than 24 hours since it started. The three wheeled vehicles ai> aeain back on the streets.— A. P
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    JAPS STILL ENEMIES
    50 3 SHANGHAI. Friday. JAPANESE resident* m China are UtU enemy nationals, accordtnQ to a ruling by the Chinese Ministry of Social Affairs uhich instructed that no Jaw may join Chinese cj-oper-olives. The Ministry ruled until the peace treaty uat> signed, the Japanese werm stili enemy nationals. -V. P.
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    QUAKE IN AMOY
    23 3 A slight earthquake ahook houses m An)<>y on Thur. The tremor lasted five seconds. No damafre was done.— A. P
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    Plan to end flight of capital
    144 3 Plan to end flight of capital THE flight of capital and industry to Hong Kong r* i>orledlv thoroughly alarmed Chinese official circles, who are presently striving to set ud textile industries m Shanghai to compete with the 'potential Japanese textile market threat*." The Finance Control 1 Bureau announced ncgotla- tions
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    Jap industry needs exports from China
    117 3 Jap industry needs exports from China vpHE United Stales cannot X build up Japan a* an industrial power without aid from China the chief economic adviser of the Chinese i Mi&sion to Japan. Dr Banning Wu. told the United Pro*. He waj» not oppobed to the id- a of Japan
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      76 3 COME WHERE IT 1 U> Uv^ spacifiu air-«»ndiuon^d dining and ballroom with fastidious decor. ecuoeaJed j U^hlityj. hxxge circuJar bar ao» r' luxurious appointment* L I ~^*C telepho.vi: FOB WW ATIl>Nv IBT H B V W\ RtSTRURRNT JC^ f or HYQE N I C HOUSE Si'KWIM AGAINST -DISEASE I< AI«ItY
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      23 3 TARZAN Onward By Erf^r /?»<» Burroughs <5 T^f-TCK' CCO*«.TaWTrX »*?Z^'s iOUBftOEtC) IfT »*S THE aEG<NMH6 <y A sn<AMG£ FWPOSHIP »»ICH CONTINUED PQg MANY ttftBTHES]
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    The Singapore Free Press SATURDAY, May 8, 1948. British Headaches
    337 4 The Singapore Free Press SATURDAY, May 8, 1948. British Headaches BRIII6H exports m April. estimated provisionally at 2 million, were the highest m 28 years. That b good news and Sir Stafford Cripps made the mo6t ot it when he told ParliaWP* v sterday that "it \va riough things were
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    Cup and Lip
    160 4 W- rival of the Cup, racing :> today ast touch of pre-war Green turf, blue sunshine and a yet for thou--11 not be perfect of grey. won the he racing public quickly It isn't he lovely ■a it. law will come literal orders a favourite run for
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    What price World War III?
    774 4  - What price World War III? ARTHUR GREENWOOD I by the Rt. Hon. mp\ whose eve-of-the-war speech m September 1939, calling Britain to arms, was memorable m the history of Parliament THE world is getting d itself into a highly explosive state. Blank cartridges are being tired all over the place.
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    FAITH
    14 4 Re«ist the devil, and h« wiH fle* from you. James 4, 7. Clactmi-on-Sea.
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    59 4 Possessing the 7nost up-to-date eQuipment. the new 8-ton lifeboat "Edgar George Orlando and Eva Child" arrived at her station at at. Ives, Cornloall, from Cowes, Isle of Wight, where she was built for the Royal National Lifeboat Institution. With a \pced of seven knots, the I lifeboat can travel TOO
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    DPs, a blot on the record
    482 4 PEOPLE JN THE DARK By A SPECIAL X>RRESPONDENT PRIMMEST of the new professions that have lurched out of the terrors of the last decade is that of Displaced Person," with its three desperate features to distinguish it from other occupations misery, defencelessness, and lack
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    AIR AID
    352 4 Aluiuier example oi BOAC's readiness to assrst other countries m esteblish ng the-.r own national airiirves was demonstrated last mo;.th when a de Hay Hand Dove aircraft of the liovrfy- farmed Fli^le Airlines of Iran left Erg .and for Tehera. The eight -skater Dove-, the first of three
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    WILL THERE BE PEACE IN NEI?
    748 4  -  GRAHAM JENKING By Router— A.A.P. Correspondent DLA N S, promises and provisional developments for the new Netherlands relationship with Indonesia, scheduled to mature next year, will depend for constitutional endorsement on the Dutch elector when he goes to the polls next June. A Bill,
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    NEI TRADE CONTROL
    354 5 i I TCH STATEMENT I with Netherlands-controlled territories m ;>t be covered by the necessary permits -and with the exchange regulations. This trade n be done through official banks, says an I i)utch statement. r non-controlled Indonesia is closed to y vessel proceeding to or coming from
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    T.B. CLINIC OPENS IN JOHORE
    105 5 T.B. CLINIC OPENS IN JOHORE ■>:. X SAHRU, Friday. fcr Medical Dem epi ned I Advisory 1 m Bahru m. chrice is freely p\ Wfi- >- private practiX D Ismail, 2 Mootatamby 2: -iical Supenn- 1 X I *he Johore X tal, Dr. E. ■^V.iiv. will aUend tiie the Department!
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    GEN. ONG ENDS MALAYAN TOUR
    70 5 GEN. ONG ENDS MALAYAN TOUR G~l og Chao Huan of the Route Army fame. wt" been m Malaya dn past two weeks on is leaving for C* n neral «rmi greatly A rapid itr va in reha Hi purhased ■or -.cry from i lev to nes m his own A'
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    LADY GIMSON
    44 5 Lady Gimson returned to Singapore yesterday by the Kutsang after a short vacation m Hong Kong. She was accompanied by her two daughters, Margaret and Judy. Mr H A. Forrer has been appointed to act as Registrar of the Supreme Court. Singapore.
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    R.A.F. FEAT
    22 5 \.F. aircraft on passenger and troop-carrying flights flew 8.800,000 passenger miles during March, without an accident involving death or injury
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    New Kallang road control on Monday
    308 5 A SCHEME to "smoothen" traffic along Kallang Road comes into force on Monday. Arrows on the map shown above indicate the directions which traffic must follow. All traffic from Geylang direction towards town (with the exception ol trolley buses) must turn left into Crawford
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    JAPS RETURN LOOTED CAR
    87 5 A MOTOR CAR, which was looted by the Japanese m Singapore during the occupation and shipped to Japan, arrive yesterday from Japan, and will be returned to its owners. Eastern Auto Co., Ltd. of Orchard Road. The management of Eastern Auto said yesterday that the cpr
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    64 5 R< bliccm President Soekarno pictured pointing to the blackboard) is taking a keen interest m the Indo-nesia-ioide campaign against illiteracy. During his recent tour of Central Java, President Soekarno loas accompanied by Dr. Gallal Eddvie, who is on a special medical mission on behalf of the Egyptian Government, (seen wearing
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    SS squadron due tomorrow
    108 5 THE Lincoln aircraft of No. 97 Straits Settlements Squadron that are visit!.-;-: Singapore on Ex rcise "R« <: Lion" to t-est the practicabil-i-y of providing at short notice a Far East striking force, arc xpected to arrive from Ceylon tomorrow afternoon. A mock interception exercise will
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    NEI INDIANS TO GO HOME
    59 5 THE Indian Consul-General m Djakarta, Mr. N. Raghavan, is leaving for Solo to arrange the transit of Indians who wish to return to India. Most of the 70 Indians are ex -members of the Indian Forces Mr. Ruijhavan yesterday attended the official hand-ing-over ceremony of
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    BANK DIRECTOR
    30 5 Mr. *i. W. B. Dunlop, a partner of the well-known Calcutta firm of Messrs. Walter Duncan Co. has recently joined the Directorate of The Mercantile Bank of India.
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    SHIP IS LEFT STRANDED AT MALACCA
    222 5 SHIP IS LEFT STRANDED AT MALACCA Free Press Staff Reporter MALACCA, Friday. A 76-ton Indonesian-owned IX Tessel, with its crew of 13, has been held up at this little pi. t fo. nearly two nonths. and to not able to leave because the ship's papers and agent cannot be traced.
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    OIL PALMS TO PAY 5 PER CENT
    270 5 OIL Palms of Malaya, Ltd., reports a net profit for j the year ended Oct. 31, 1947,! after charging rehabilitation expenditure and provisions for taxation, depreciation and replanting, of £41,786. Adding the balance brought forward of £1,900, the total is €43,686. From this
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    CITIZENSHIP RIGHTS PLEA FOR ALIENS
    638 5 Chinese unity move Free Press Staff Reporter CTEPS are being taken m Singapore to unite, v under the Straits Chinese British Association, all local-born Chinese interested m the welfare of the Colony, and to secure for those Chinese born outside of Malaya but have lived
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    60 CHINESE JOIN THE BLOOD BANK
    151 5 60 CHINESE JOIN THE BLOOD BANK Free Press Staff Reporter. A TOTAL of 60 Chinese n Singapore have up to The end of April 7 registered >s blood donors m response to the appeal of the Straits Chinese British Association. To help enlist more donors. Boy Scouts of Raffles Institution
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    Unionist gets jail term cut
    70 5 CENTENCE of eight months' •J rigoro'^ imprisonment passed by the District Ju on S. Appadurai, vice Presij dent of the Penang Harbour Labour Association, was i day reducec o three months. The appeal judpe, Mr. Justice Bostock Hill, told Appadurai that the fact he was
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    No silencer for children
    119 6 ra landlord who complained of the noLse from his tenants' flat below, the judge at Brentford County Court said: "It is a pity children cannot be provided with silencers, like motors." The owner ©f the h4Mise said that the tenants slam- m«>d doors, played their r«dio
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    MORE CLOTHING FOR BRITAIN
    201 6 i'LOirilXG coupon reductions coming into iorce next Tuesday were announced m the House of ton Thursday by the President of the Board i Trade. Mr. Harold WiL-on. fmtv^r pomes, v -r.iarrn > uiui«^»* .w.-..^--n And the coupon I footwear and on gloves is halved. rayon stockings
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    PARENTHOOD DOES NOT PAY NOW IN UK.
    516 6 PARENTHOOD DOES NOT PAY NOW IN UK. Potulation survey m Britain THE whole social and economic pattern of modern industrial civilisation is against family life. It is a handicap to have children m Britain today. That is the conclusion reached by Political and Economic Planning, an independent, non -Party, fact-finding:
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    BOYS MUTINY, AND THEN GO TO BED
    188 6 THROUGH three Medway towns 176 b-jj* from the I training ship Arethusa marched m protest against wruit they consider poor food and little freedom. Result was a cut m freedom— la*t night all leave wa« stopped, i even for officers, and the boys
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    BRITISH NAVAL EXERCISES
    53 6 ALOW-LEVEL attack by fighter planes against a destroyer force will be one of the highlights oi next week's combined British air and sea manoeuvres Qff the Eastern anrj Northern coasts of Scotland. The exercises, biggest since 1939. will try new methods m locating and shadowing op- posing
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    4s 8d in £1 for defence in Britain
    138 6 4s 8d in £1 for defence in Britain BRITAIN will spend more on defence this year than on any other single Item. Of every £1. there will be 4s. Bd. or 23 per cent, spent for the Army. Navy and Air Force. Oth?r expenditure Include 3s. lOd. of every 1
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    SIAM GREETS INDIA
    27 6 The Siamese Prime Mlniater. Pi bun Songlthram yesterday sent to the people ol India Siam's wish for M a prosporous and strong India forever."
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    RAINS SLOW DOWN U.S. RICE PLANTING
    91 6 RAINS SLOW DOWN U.S. RICE PLANTING /^ALIFORNIAN rice grow\j ers. whose 1947 crop set an all-time high record of production, are off to a slow start this year. The crop last year was 17.860 000 bushels valued at U. 5.548.222.000. Most planting is two weeks behind average, due to unusually
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    VIETNAM PLAN FOR PEACE
    114 6 A SPECIAL Vietnam com- mi t tee is expe-:te* shortly to pubiish proposals f-.r a peace settlement with France and the status oi ar irdeI pendent Vietnam within the j French Union. It was b*reved the committee would demand an independfrtt Vietnam army. The committee was
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    Iraining ship boys defiant
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    FILIPINOS ARE FRIENDLY
    60 6 HHHE Philippine amba.ssador A to the United States, Mr J. M. Elixalde. said m New York that "the Filipino peo- i pie will be arrayed on the side of American" m "any struggle over the principles to which both our countries subscribe." His country would adhere to
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    CAPITALISM IN INDIA
    62 6 India's Labour Minister Mr Fagjiwan Ram. told a public meeting at Chandwa (Bihar). that he was determined to stop "the economic loot and exploitation o/ the people by the capitalists within five to 10 years. They could expect reasonable comforts and at least two square meals a
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    "Barrow boys" trade union
    370 6 F ONDON'S "Barrow Boys" the modern naiiM 4 for the costermon^er or street trader ha\e form* trade union to safeguard their livelihood. Seventy of them, meeting m a West End inn, have made plans to fight local councils which have refused to grant them the licences
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    MURDERED P.C.
    16 6 I the laM l men had tx-» three c UJ ei I •not Reuter
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      103 6 JANI Exclusive to the Sin<zaf>ore Free Press hi Wnlava LywELL, genVlemlm, the "y3 our A I /"since That remark^ V i wonder whom oldV V SOLUTION OF THE PROBLEM jS /COMPET.Tof?S 'ABROAD /if RAWr^ pWRTeD, I > MUTTER WA< i SSSIiY )5| WE ARE WORKING ON STILL ARE EITWFR ON
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    WIN THE PEACE MAY UPSET
    391 7 WIN THE PEACE MAY UPSET Heavy going By CALL BOY Ill*, ctiange m the going from good to heavy during the pest 24 hours has been responsible for a complete reversal of opinions about the prospects at Bukit Timah today, the final day of the Singapore Turf Club's five-day Summer
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    SUMATRANS SHOULD WIN TODAY
    100 7 SUMATRANS SHOULD WIN TODAY i Sum&tnuM play the; of their Sinat Jalan Besar 4 when they meet pore Chinese, who .us I 1! ws; Wa: Uam, P tnck Yee; Chew, Hng Siew. Gini San. Lan Bei Eng Sang and held to a draw by Thursday :n jo me here, the
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    DUTCH WIN TENNIS
    26 7 have ad:.lrd round of B Cup 1 Portu ;al. The pail Dr. Hans ::.nkel. de- :.irdi and r .gal 6 l, .ake Holland's
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    Bedser in form against M.C.C.
    189 7 MC.C. beat Surrey by 94 runs at Lords yesterday despite grand bowling by Alec Bedser and a hard-hit century by M. R Barton, the old Oxford Blue. A. E. Rhod>*. the Derbyshire spin bowler, brought off the first hat trick of the season for the
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    ALL INDIA AFFAIRS
    36 7 The Hurlingham (London) Club lawn tennis final today is an all-India affair. In the smel-flnals Sumant Misra boat Claude Lister, 6-4. 6—2 and Narendra Nath. India beat Subh Sawhney, 6—3 6— 4.— A.P.
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    All The Latest Selections
    231 7 1 C U B °y Epsom Jeep Trespasser Pointer Most Favoured i___________ Select t««rj nam* l S Y k5 Y ROCHDALE ROCHDALE ROCHDALE UK Kocndale Whispering Hope Land Act Gvnsv Bov mu m%i i Whispering Hope Gypsy Boy Gy£y Boy SS Hop, «<* HEALE ttlnf HONEYCOMB
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    PLAYERS WARNED IN LEAGUE GAME
    219 7 DROMPT intervention by the referee Sgt. S. T. C. Davies, settled an argument between two players m yesterday's S.AJ\A. first division league soccer match m which R.A.F. (Seletar) beat Singapore Recreation Club by three goals to one at Jalan Besar Stadium. The argument aro6e during
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    Game Law looks a certainty
    159 7  - Game Law looks a certainty EPSOM JEEP t4% GAME Law's stocks for today's Governor Cup race at Bukit Timah soared as a result of the heavy rain last nifrht and ayain this morning a* the rourso which has made the Coins heavy. He will be backed as a racing certainty,
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    Malayan breaks record in S'hai
    419 7 From ROY ESSOYAN, A.P. Sportswriter NG LIANG-CHIANG of Singapore smashed th« China National Athletic Meet 110-metre high hurdles record as Malaya scored a smashing series of triumphs m Shanghai yesterday. Liang-chiang ran 16 seconds flat m both the semi-finaU and finals to win the 100
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    Big Entry Expected For Junior Tourney
    327 7 By COIRTCRAFT OfcCOKD entries are expected to be received for lXt this year's Singapore Badminton Association i junior tournament before the closing date a week hence. With the realisation that Singapore's future strength will depend on her junior players, m interest that ever before
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      69 7 Todays sports SOCCER: Sumatra v S.C.F.A. Jalan Besar. 5.15 p.m.; S.A.F.A., league. Div. 3 Serangoon Assn. v Comd. Depot M.dir-I Stores. McNair Road 5.15 p.m. CRICKET: SRC. v S.C.R.C. H« ng Lim green 2.15 p.m YM C A v St Andrews School Woodsvillr 2.15 p.m.; 223 BOD v Singapore Colts
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      1102 7 Race 1—2.00 p.m. Cl. 3, Div. 2 Abt. 5«/ 2 F. Value $1,700 l 41 0 Inspiration (Turner) 9.00 "Seagate Stable" Martin J 3 Wring Hope (Woods) 8.13 Ling Brothers Fox 00 0 Kakama (Robinson) 8.07 ''Lower Perak Kongsi". Daries. 0J 1 Rochdale (Ellery) 8.07 Mr. W. Watt Hobbs 10
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      208 7 FJP. Crossword No. 3 t r "w 2 w 5 w 4 1 p i 6 1 7 r Hil!!L _l!L!i _I S I] 40 H n4iW .U HUM 4, Estimate <6). 8. Flexible (7). I<>. Loo^ tend with <3>. 12, Educated <6>. 15. Measure across i«i ?I> Ji- iw-
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    46 8 The Victoria Toicer Gardens, Mil Wank, London S W.. which are open to the puNic by day as a garden At du*k the gardens become the House of Lords private gardens. In the background can be seen the Tower- the tower en the Houses of Parliament.
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    SCANDINAVIA TALKS ON DEFENCE
    374 8 SCANDINAVIA TALKS ON DEFENCE Move toward West Union LONDON, Friday. WITH secret conferences already under way among the Defence Ministers of the Western Union, interest centres on the meeting hi Stockholm on Sunday of the Prime Ministers of the three Scandinavian countries. A statement m Copenhagen yesterday by Sweden's Minister
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    Czechs flee in 'pirate' planes
    183 8 MUNICH, Friday. pZECHS who refuse to bow to Communist rule are v >till fleeing into Germany by air. Two planes have landed at separate fields near Munich during this week. In one, a commercial airliner, the passengers ••shanghaied" the pilwt at the pom* of a
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    REDS MAKE BID TO TAKE HONAN
    191 8 SHANGHAI. Friday. WHILE Nationalist forces m Western Honan are fiphtihg desperately to check a large-scale Red offensive, Communist columns m East Honan swung into action today at half a dozen scattered point* along a 125-mile front. The severest fighting Is at Chengyang, where some
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    US MAY RATION PETROL
    93 8 TfiE British Fuel Minister, Hugh Gaiukell. m a speech last night, warning of "a pretty difficult time m oil for the next few years," said he had heard reports the United States may have petrol rationing. "I think that is a rumour, but it showed the
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    More Reds executed in Greece
    165 8 ATHENS, Friday. |X)RTY-FIVE Communist prisoners, Including two girl guerrillas, were shot m Greece and on the Greek island of Aigina yesterday. Britain has warned Greece against giving the Impression that the execution of rebels 1* a reprisal for the assassination last Saturday of the Minister
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    22 8 picture. Motor-cycle riders of the Royal Signals display team at Catterick Camp, Yorkshire, demonstrating with three new Corgi motor -cycles.- Northern Dispatch
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    Mosley starting India branches
    118 8 Mo s ley starting India branches LONDON. Friday. THE "Union Movement," 1 headed by Sir Oswald Mo&ley, former leader of the British Union of Fascists has made all preparations to open branches m Calcutta, Bombay and Madras, a spokesman of the movement announced today. He stated that a large number
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    Ban on US gift parcel racket
    88 8 WASHINGTON, Friday. rIE United States today stopped export of gift parcels by commercial firms to wipe out leaks to the blackmarket chiefly m Western Europe, but also involving shipments to China and India. The Commerce Department said the total quantities posted had become so
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    JAP TRADE LAWS TO BE SIMPLIFIED
    223 8 TOKIO. Friday PRESENT regulations governing Japan's private export procedures will be i scrapped m favour of a new and simplified set of rules re- cently completed by the authorities here and scheduled to come into force from May 15. it is learned. The new
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      RUBBERS UP. TINS DOWN
      476 8 LONDON, Friday. HTHE readjustment of the clothes rationing system failed to bring any reaction to store shares m the London stock markets today, prices remaining steady and undisturbed, says Reuter's financial corres- pondent. Certain Tin shares declined further, while Rubbers advanced. British Government securities failed to
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      128 8 A SPECIAL Martat urimwnikiu |h« the prlecs of n bbcr a* 11 a.m. Uday m followsBuy us. Seilcn. j Gte. CU per Ib per ft. 1 B.S.S Spot Uoae 43 IS' No. 1 ESS rob In bales Mat 41S 4>S No. 2 ESS fob m bales May 42S
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      FARRAN WEEPS AT FUNERAL
      73 8 LONDON, Friday. CAPTAIN Roy Farran wept unashamedly today at the funeral of his brother, who was killed by a Jewish terror- j Ist bomb intended ior him. A heavy police guard patrolled the cemetery to avert any i more attempt* on Farran's I life. A wreath
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      23 8 More than 1.200,000 former I prisoners of war are expected to return to Germany this year. Twenty per cent, will be homeless.- U.P
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    U Saw admits plotting Burma assassinations
    308 8 RANGOON THE former Premier of Burma, I 1 by (he Rangoon papers today uthe first time, that tie plotted the m;. of Cabinet members, including A urn for which he will be hanged at dawn i< of the eight condemned men got U*l mutations
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