Morning Tribune, 4 February 1947

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    5 1 MORNING TRIBUNE r t n
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    The Great Thaw
    91 1 London's 1000 jim-.i \htit is m E m pr< dine I E nun in London B ill burst pipe ■rd S B B I (KM burst mains. B B. v..-.- rpipes. A<s plumbei B nd with inadequ B lead ind paraffin for B d to oope with
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    41 1 Tokio Feb 3.— Pte. Eugene M Hord was p'ven a dishonourable discharge from the U.S. Army and sentenced to 10 years' imprisonment with total forfeiture of pay as a result of the doub 1 shooting in a Fukuoka Citv cabaret. UP
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    Rationalists Closing In On Linyi
    224 1 Rationalists Closing In On Linyi AMCING Feb 3. According urces, th« movement or Government droops is Linyi, Communist pnantun 8 province I lartera oi Gen rai L. ";mmander of the new wth Army, and r J a point within les south ol its objec- reported to b idquarter to ol
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    POLITICAL CRISIS OVER U.K. COAL FAMINE
    451 1 POLITICAL CRISIS OVER U.K. COAL FAMINE LONDON, Feb. 3. Nan ginc< Ja 1. Britain's government-OWi try was in thr .nidst ci its second major cr i under attack .rom sections oi' the Labour I The crisis was brought to a head by the Austin Motor Company's announcement on Saturjay tnat
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    Vanguard Heads For Calmer Seas
    127 1 On Board H.M.S Var-guarr', 3.-The battleship Vanuard, carrying the King and of England and Ptin esses Elizabeth and Margaret o South Africa, is now making traight foi the Canary Isles ind leaving behind the Bav of 3 scay with its very dirty .veather. The only
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    Holy City Of Expectant Silence And rear
    160 1 JERUSALEM. Feb. 3. --J rusalem is prepared lor action. Streets and -,hops were almost deserted. Three-man patrols— one policeman and tW3 soldiers--armed with sten guns walked the silent street It was a day of lasting for Orthodox Jews, adding to the city's abnormal
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    Ravensbruck All Guilty
    83 1 Ravensbruck All Guilty Hamburg Feb. 3— AU the U "x-members of the statf of r otorloiis R«tven <? brnecV' wornw oncentratton camp, who have A een on tr*al here for tv months, were found guilty l he Hambure war crimes e r c\< *oday. Five thousand people wer murdered in
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    Mr. Creech-Jones WAS Wrong
    131 1 A Singapore Public RelationPress release states:— "Mis understand Ing ha- been caused by th e u^e of the word 'negotiation' in describing the history of the strike of Municipal workers The facts which refoi U the period before the >trikt' are these. On January 13, 1947,
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    Admits He Boasted Of Killing BOR's
    70 2 Christmas Is. Court Marlidl I th l nu. attAckin raO.fi nam I Bftl Masai H ban loncK .i no r 8.0 R u u Q 1 N I I R 11 nigh I 81 I r ti i killed th i me 1 rward
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    AROUND THE
    104 2 iON Klu Cl lARCE I I K at. ij they w< r ed. I 48 i In ord. i r.j, n rdli pfC con i, r in v. (L I- tl Cl a One I 1300 in d( fault thn 71; ''1 l>> .a < K M Byrn
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    COL.DALLEY RETURNS
    9 2 COL.DALLEY RETURNS I I D head Ovel I.K < I
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    LINE OF LEAST RESISTANCE
    70 2 .nt mad* in* 0 rrent dr> aU present the 1 ket uhy he failed to rt j lh€ PoJ re < n t> >bee -■>> i <i j (/nun 0/ I' (jj whom teas > *h a reio W#neu replied. "I not no go because in
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    Western Dances Are Outlawed
    114 2 Western Dances Are Outlawed MOSCOW. Feb. 3. W< tem dances, uch a the tango, foxtrot and jltterbugging, have been outlawed in Vladivostok, according to the Izve^tia. Izve tia said that the dance a wr r< striken from what is Dtrmltted in club-, factom-, and public park The newspaper'Vladivostok correspondent said
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    Brookc Sees G.-G.
    31 2 Mr. Anthony Brooke »aw the Governor-General, Mr. Malcolm hlacDonald, yesterday. They arc believed to have discussed Sarawak affairs in a frank and friendbut no -'tt' mnt i avaii-
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    S.A.S.UNION
    28 2 comml I nit, oi th re Amateui Bports Onion be hi Id t M: i- -id» nee of tl!, P N :>4 Chitty Road, I 2 i.iV
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    200,000 TO BE FREED
    90 2 NANKING. Feb. 3.- More than 200,000 e .nvicts Vvill be released or reic arable soon under the National government amne>ty ordei issued in celebration of the adoption of the Chinese constituI ion. according to information received from th< Ministry of Justice today. About 2,000 will be
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    33 2 Perr< mitted I I trial al th Police M v p. J: t thi prelimii ai inquiry f on a cl a motor-cycle, tl Forces, tl ted B [lowed. E ii least Ocean.**
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    Liftman Finds Son ( Electro cuted IN Lift)
    229 2 Liftman Finds Son Electro cuted IN Lift) Ohasal W n I ci while p] J8 last, told thi C I .i inQUii re, and While on duty hear.: a •tion of the lift. I He rushed to the lift, and an. a resident at ne ho informed him tha i.s
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    Dutch Relief To Sumatra Chinese
    47 2 A Duu-h official hand says that pathy for the Innoa the recent disturbant< p. ban'^, the Netherlands Ir.c e rnment hag o n nun.. grounds, dom '<d an asm 100,000 tc the Chin. for fhe alleviation ol P embangr, It wi Batavia.
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    UNKNOWN
    57 2 The latest batch ol patriate, of Malayan Cl ed on the "Hal Lee* 1 end. There were altogetl them including 12 1 children and 16 in: the repatriates arr from They have beej d thy lot" but a s ;< precautioi sure were sent to St. J< on arrival.
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    Repatriates To India
    67 2 At a recent meeting ol I Prioritiei Committee, th tative of the Govemmt asked for g ten pei of the the available be assigned to him for I of shipping his destitu age oases and for me el gent demand for ticket ions with special bus in*
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    Acquitted Of These
    45 2 Two Chinese, Lim m and Lim Ah Huat, and Charanjil and B. Pillai, ed in the Fourth Nuvmbi r la>t oil ■>n ai f 1.1,000 from I ■tore in 6%-mile f ed yesterday. I C. 11. ECoh n 1 aceu ed fl
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    Buddha Puja Today
    47 2 Th c Full Moon I ft today will be eel Sinhalese Buddhl-t W Outram Road by M A 1 W Hewa. H 6 p.m. Illumir. ting of Suttas 7 B and 7.30 Set mon b-, m -an._a*H»a and V*. JM nt QeVlon Budc f
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    Men Ready To Talk: No Comment By Rayman
    227 3 Strike: Ho Settlement In Sight Ibiuie Staff Reporter) 1.. Army men awaiting r military aut Dep-iitment, and u.. 1..111 Worries since Saturday morning. I Ihe tipulal I that tne :n any way tot*rurn of rland. ting in the and nightsoil been warned
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    STC Strikers Will Welcome Arbitration
    153 3 I [Tribune Stall" Reporter) Supplies of hot coffee and bcK- I 400 .strikers who bi Ing suppl.ed T.C Employees' Union Committee went apply the refreshments g stilki n still rein unchanged, J- expecteturn R K. Samy 'th strike thi Tribune: "I reIt thai an Arbitration
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    READY TO NEGOTIATE
    145 3 "Are we ready to talk? Oi course, wc are. We are reaay to discuss tl_. situation with Mr Rayman any time he feels like doing so. It is up to him. however, to take the step. 'There is no truth whatever ii the statement that we ar?
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    Lancers Bring Their Tanks
    93 3 Eleven Stuart tanks and 24 j armoured cars for the 2nd Royal Lancers Regiment arrived yesterday on the Empire Admiral. During the journey out from India, a "security guard" comprising one lieutenant of the Royal Lancers, one sergeant and 10 other ranks, wa s Set on
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    Medical Aspect Of Crime
    33 3 Dr. t. Bala>ingham, Pathologist attached to the Medical Colleae. •1 addr.s, the East-West Society on "Crime and its Medical in Singapore" on Thursaay at 8.30 nm. in the Y.M.C.A..
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    MALAYAN NEWS ' FLASHES
    121 3 MALAYAN NEWS FLASHES Gone On leaW I he I-m. il bi i Haji Puteh. Under-Secreta y to Government at Kedali, A Relieving him is Tunku Ismail, the former Pood Controller, K« dah _h.- Penang Round Tabl< held itfirst dinner meeting of the New Year at the E. and O. Hotel
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    Thaipusam Festival
    586 3 By a Hindu Correspondent The Hindu temple at Tank Road. Singapore. s today the centre of pilgrimage for several thousands of people on the occasion of the Thaipusam Festival will be celebrated by the Hindus Thaipusam is purely a Hindu religious festival conducted in Hindu temples and sacred
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    'LoyalNCO' Faces Theft Charge
    213 3 'LoyalNCO' Faces Theft Charge Cpl. Patrick OrefOrj Devi •*or»-m Headquarter Sid-dai i r Was described by an 378 Woiks Section keen and lot. I N.C.O" pin guilty to two chan;- of theft 1 ceiling fans when he ap fore First District Jud Pan Morr, terday. It was >tated that h
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    KEPT ARMS, BOR's GAOLED
    199 3 Despite a testimony as to tht .r "good character" given by Capt. Kenneth Card nel I, Camp Commandant Of Headquarters No. 6 Brigade, Singapore, fcWo 8.0.R.s Thorn.*. Hughson and S. J. Gilmarti.i wero yesterday sentenced to three years' rigorous imprisonment each at the Aoellei for unlawful
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    RICE MILLER FINED $500
    77 3 MALACCA.— For having milled padi without o written authority, Kui Yong wa s fined $500 in theMalacca District Court. It wa s stated for the prosecution that a Pood Inspector and two constables •> special rounds found the accused milling at 1.30 a.m. i n the
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      47 3 (mm mm ■kil'i Pi i M^QQQjy|| NIOHTLY AT 8 30 p.m. COMBINE? SERVICES ENTERTAINMENT A Dfii'.HT NEW MUf'CAL D*/i"rp <* pp'pjccd r- r .I** NOW PLAYING— 2nd Week APVANOi ft WIN6 RCc """iiiiii'ii low" Will Be Retained Until Feb. Bth GALA PERFORMANCE Tomorrow Feb. ~>tli at 10 p.m.
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    Morning Tribune TUESDAY, FEB 4, 1947. Who Owns Paracels?
    102 4 Morning Tribune TUESDAY, FEB 4, 1947. Who Owns Paracels? a: i JHI se ,;u*< to n >.<,!. ol th< Pai I i ip ol i,a bit* d but possibly coral reel bet« Eteii I MO r iro had la liabh 1 i p „11 F I ip I I h
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      House Of Commons Has New Gymnasium
      517 4  - House Of Commons Has New Gymnasium H.L. HOPKINS by I: 'Ir.' M they for phi Icml cul ad k epini Bt n] v.ni! >n nd 1 i I li.i including 1 i I Cm. a a t the -.1 [or Bri liven by the rd ol Trad today us a
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    BRITISH COMMONWEALTH NATIONALITY STATUS
    123 4 LONDON, Feb. I.— -Delegate red in London daj th<- Commonwealth Nal Conferen< < h opei s ondei ii ce. 'ih< < called t<. <>< n the te within thi Conn i l ill be Canad il C B t tin British Government telt the tim<. i
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    37 4 MILAN. F. b. 3-Giulia Spagnola, fonnei Italian heavy weight boxing champion, left for New when hi will make hU debut later thi- month. Spagnofla wa_ accompanied by hk manager Oddono piazza and Pronv ter Phil Buccola. U.P.
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    5-Second News From Britain
    276 4 5-Second News From Britain H'-a'.th film., an _> by Southgate'- Health D 6,022 famil. waiting list for hou i "Catch them youm Brighton Police train motorists in road 45.000 safety pi*!.- W< Walthamstow'v A.R P sal<- laat month. t .Waste ford italvaged November weighed 122 £1,038. Despite protests, Leyl Council
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    From All Quarters
    289 5 THIEVES STEAL GOVT. BOUSE BEDSHEETB Four armed Malay- and a Chinese visited the Govt rnment House laundry and robbed thf anoby of handkerchiefs, bedsheets (marked "Govemmem Routed and jewellery worth $360. on Saturday at 10.30 p.m. a a AUCKLAND, Now Zealand, Pfcfc 2 A Y»>rk aircraft oelonging
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    85 5 HAMBURG. Feb. I.— Sentence of death has been pa.-.sed by the French Military Government court at Ra.statt in the French zone of OennaHy <> n 21 former S.S. men ..nd ooocentratien camp guard, who Wert found guilty of murdering Drilling food from Uu-ji: A robbery wa reported resters| Keng Lee
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    49 5 HAMBURG, Feb. 2.— Since Inoccupation of Germany 192,692 people have been dismissed from their posts i M the British Zone because of Nazi affiliations, the British military authorities announced roday. In the same period proceedings Were taken against 1,h82 people for making false declarations reftardlrff their Nazi past. Reuter
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      197 5 Singapore shops tod_y are displaying <Jb v, a variety oi guods as can be aesired in the circums and competition to buy is happily being replaced by competition to sell. To the discerning buyer as Weil as seller this page offers a good cross-section of current bargains. For special advertisement
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      171 5 Forwarding Agents SINGAPORE BAGGAGE TRANSPORT AGENCY 46 The Arcade Tel. No. 466S prompt Execution, Reliability and Satisfaction Oux Guarantee Stx press Delivery ft Clearinf ForrM-ding and Clearinf Agent. Hotel THE TAVERN Up-to-date Hotel »u a Quiet and Cool Locality. Rooms: Luxuriously Furnished, Bar: AH kinds ef lit ass liquors available.
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      157 5 LJpt*o&.n I Ufgarding the eyeslghf ConbUlt. j New China Optical Co. 71, High Btreet, Singapore. Phone 3786. CENTURY STUDIO No. 23. New World Amusement Park. SING A PHOTO STUDIO 14, High Street, Singapore. Indoor and Outdoor Photographers. USED PIANOS BY FAMOUS MAKERS AT REASONABLE PRICES Nang Heng Co., PIANO HOUSE,
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    WHY GROW OLD?
    477 6  -  Josephine Lownar BE DARING A •ly amu ing things, b- 1 h becav e ol I rarlet) snd their puckish expn ion ol per onattty. Th.' type ol hal worn In different countrle often refl cti the mat erlals at hand and the require/nefiV the climate. In
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    Around The Town
    637 6  -  VERA ARDMORE -WITH nda) Night Concert -at ibe :lj ind r »ln recenturd the Oranje. Her lit, worn with i Oth( n worp Cecily Clement, who run. Children* 1 Schooi inch. i< king very rhlc ]n crepe dres Mimm d with atti erlng Mi, .r,;m Yorke I
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      57 6 I.l*l. AIIXEK I T 1 t- gray____j r.Utl<» Woman In the World____ M J «gJ G3.r; J THEM VALUER j ,S^ S, '''H NOBODY < SKOWKSf- THEY AH V/lSHj.™ TO GRITT )ALL RUN AWAY, SO BfWC ME/f RATHER THAN I AWAY.', fl V -__X >w e» r-A ___r v. _^H
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    129 7 Pianist In i my rd Hunt- j n concert nder-ln- 1 a India, j i] itionj j enjoy- [mong Pais iin pen top for minutes without re 1 out bv nal P< n Small steel bali- drlpli turn th trick j 0/ The Wet rain ruining the r rug or
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    Hollywood The Hatless City
    958 7  - Hollywood The Ha tless City Henry Gris by Mornn.g Tribune Cor res. in Hollywood U HOLLYWOOD -T h e young d's hat wa M big as a carri 1 and in ord r to get j itom •bile, -he had to remove it from her head flrst But this did
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      44 7 1 fiV MALAYA TO THE MORNING TRIBUNE IN m t t^ t K^,4_m M^ t 4-_ t _0 t^ t m rr**9m, r ~~2, by AL CAPP WELCOME 1/ ?op. > W^^^^BM>WS< T-^aSBoT^^HHI that «HP f^3| -i r> '_Ar_f fl _S ANYBODY g^ fl T*^
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      110 7 What's On-* i i VICTORIA THEATRE I 1 To-night, at 8.45 J C.S.E. presents a New i Musical Show "High and Low* J PAVILION 1 "Guest In The Houso with Anne Baxter and I j Ralph Bellamy. i CATHAY J J Mick* y Rooncy and Judy J J Garland in
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    British Car Factories To Close, No Fuel
    239 8 i n manul.. rt h in 1945 was reported to control 63 fi 40 000 pi ■;.]<• may suffer a In pi mploj fuel Chalrm M Dei Will h).' full 44 bittl v.' M > Nd. d at th* 4 i f. nj.j.rov
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    Kho Sin Kie Dead
    280 8 UOHDt b 2. KhoSln K Ch.r. D Cup lawn tennl .nd winn- 1 f the Brl icourl toflei champion in 1938 and 1939. ba. died ln th' II pital. London. If lived ln London a number of ana va« taken m last Fri- ci'^y anc I
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    Allied Troops To Leave Italy
    99 8 Rom Feb 1 The Allied Commission In Italy was abolished with Sect irom midnight. Gen. Sir William Morgan, Supreme d Commander in the Medi terranean theatre, announced. The residual functions of the Commission will be assumed by the Allied force headquarters. G<n. Morgan has already
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    TO ASK AID FROM NANKING
    40 8 F< b. l Five variou. inUatl .n Indo-China. arn route tO T 'm.: tion the Govern Mon 'or < in Indo aled that OOChii Ii i 5 oeo gshing within about H m v. d out
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    Bavaria Accused Of Anti-Semitism
    344 8 If. Feb. 2.- Tile Bavarian State Co relay charged that anti-.-; ime tacth m 1933,*" ia gaining turn In Bavaria and demanded to know what ria.i government ia going to do in the matt* Bavarian Military Government, meanwhile said: •Ant s- m tic xpression Is more
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    JUDGE'S OFFICE BOMBED
    140 8 JUDGE'S OFFICE BOMBED Nuremberg, Feb. 2 States nvTtary police ported today to have mad* ral arrests after an i j of a bomb last night In storey building, housim 1 fice of Dr. Camille Sac: dent of the dena/ -.Prat i which is trying Fran/ Von j pen. 'Hiler's ace
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    ORISSA BANS UNION JACK ON SCHOOLS
    140 8 Calcutta, Feb. I.— Tl. I Jack is not to be flown ovj educational institutions in OrW Province in future, the Onsw Government has directed af^B 12-day strike of student I led to the closing of RavensM College at cuttack. the cM college of Orissa
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    PARTON-ON-HUMBER.
    26 8 Walter Atkinson, m hare, offorad fr«i cl ff all applicant! jj He got 120 euitomin Sk woman of 93 and thi g| over 90.- U.P.
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    14 8 LONDON, F«b I'* M of I m;.y visit G. rm..' ith, It v-. 1
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    CHINA'S NEW BID TO BOOST EXPORTS
    451 9 CHINA'S NEW BID TO BOOST EXPOR TS fixed Exchange Rate A Great Handicap y ii. .The country's best financial In,, S commerci_l circles has "ly created Export Promotion designed to -reactivate lining; ts." I Dr. T. V. China** D Yun-wu. ral Manager of the GoV_.nmmt-oW-tad China Textile Development Corporation. A
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    American's EVACUATING SHANGHAI
    56 9 American's EVACUATING SHANGHAI 12 Owin Ame preai iift laviring t nd H in viov Ii vinp. I the il mgnloading River it to war n ml d U.S. Amerin the 1 between offiand h a Chim taffs rea es in litions exh have arRlver mouth brought in tiy cargoes Ti
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    Lanking Leaders Dine
    5 9 Lanking Leaders Dine I Reuter
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    HISTORIAN DIES
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    America's New Ambassador To China?
    187 9 America's New Ambassador To China? WASHINGTON, Feb. 3.— Unusually W'cll informed source- a .cl r- day that President Truman nd i Secretary of State George C. Marshall are still discussing wh D tc appoint as the new ambassador w> China, to replace Leightoa Btaatt, who is expected to resign now
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    Bayonet In Trishaw: Man Bound Over
    71 9 Too Peng Joo, a trishaw rider, who was arrested by a police patrol because a bayonet was found under the scat of his vehicle in Clemenceau Avenue on Jan. 13, was bound over by First District Judge Paul 8 pleaded guilty to charge of
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    French To Compensate FIC Chinese
    66 9 French To Compensate FIC Chinese NANKING, Feb. 2.— A high official souree said today that the French government has agreed in principle to compensate tin- lo by overseas Chinese in thi Indo-China civil War. The Ohinisi Government is re ported to have instructed its consular representative., in Hanoi and Haiphong
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    COMMODORE ENGINEER OF P & O FLEET
    65 9 COMMODORE ENGINEER OF P O FLEET LONDON Jan. 30.— T. MckerarhfT, chief engineer f >f th«' Male;:.. ne the new commodore engineer .•f P (V O fleet Ji r .tirement day of C. Ifabey. He i en I p < i id durii recent War fB f<>r tl mo t
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    SOVIET RADIO CRITICISED
    142 9 MOSCOW, Feb. 3— A complete overhaul of the Soviet Broadcasting system is foreshadowed _n Cultunand Life organ of central j formers. Bad transmission i among the charges levelled at the Soviet radio network in a decree cf the Central Committee. Criticisms in spite of ideological I differences
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    40 9 The Government of the Malayan Union has awarded a Card of Commendation to Mr. Lim Swee Hun, Cleric- in-Charrr* of the Penang Library, for 38 years of faithful vice. During the occupation he succeeded in keeping the Library a'most intaet.
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    Industrial Levels Attract Sellers
    47 10 n in- Ft $12 10 116.40. Colllerie 12 20 H k rn Tro:. 11 with 11*1 uai I it $1 02 n lit in inI for w f n l S 0 Kua. i K UHIU6 B. I inted led dull d in
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    Rubber Market Steadying
    46 10 Rubber Market Steadying C.RJI rubbt r Sellers P r lb Bpol 41] 12| I R_B.fi y o.b, Fob. Qule! market <<P' U adit iorn rdt 'i at 13| for wo l R.BU f.o.b. ir< .md tin *ere fun but b llei keen to meet the mar-
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    THIRD SET OF QUINS IN MONTH
    24 10 u it ntral HeWi A. d..-d ihorU: ad I' '"d *at of tl d.-ad bu a:i th- ba*
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    U.S. TENNIS STARS AT LISBON
    37 10 U .S. TENNIS STARS AT LISBON ÜBBOM Pah, 3 -Li"'- Bu(J: D exhibition b at the National Bta- and 1-4, ***t bed lnc,u< m r k Dmberto i Haly and of thi American war Hip Spok U.P.
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    Economic Depression Imminent In Egypt
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