Morning Tribune, 10 February 1947

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    5 1 MORNING TRUBUNE Series) BRUABY 10.
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    Must Solve Crisis Or Go-Shawcross
    246 1 Must Solve Crisis Or Go-Shawcross v 8.-' m plainly implu vsman Beats ench Censor rich A f d ac- ;ant proi inh by special' bureau Campbell from the m whose i to the I closed that j appeal to the r arbitration ii nt means, Italy. 1 who I dia
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    Americans Sail From China
    86 1 Peiping. F.b 3.— The trans port General Welge] with over! 800 evacuating America personof the Executive Headquarters aboard departed this aftern for the United States ana will ball at Jin-en. Korea, tn up America army personnel Five special trains guarded Dy one officer and five soldiers
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    eavy Snow Adds To Difficulties
    187 1 I millions of I I a "na n 1 9 a.m. to noon and from 2 p.m tn 4 p.m The Government's opponents nomnar d the situation to Dun k rk. Ordinary folk, taxi drivi waiters m restaurants aughed mirthlessly when STiins name was mentioned
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    LIBERALS DEMAND 'SACK SHINWELL!'
    732 1 Britain races "National Disaster/ Says Minister For Fuel Tories Expected To Table No Confidence Motion London. Feb. 9. A demand for the removal of Mr. Emanuel ShinweU from the po&1 of British Minister ,1 c.jd Power was adopted m a resolution passed ')>* members ol the
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    Coal Riots In London
    140 1 Coal Riots In London LONDON. Feb. 8.-— The police mere called to quell i three "coal riots" at\ Shoreditch today a*Jf crowds of men and women raided coal yards refus.ng to sell them fuel. No arrests were made and tthe police i( had no difficulty m dispersing the people," according
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    COAL TRAIN BURIED IN DRIFT
    94 1 COAL TRAIN BURIED IN DRIFT GRANTHAM, Feb. 9.— A S plough and gangs of workmc trying to dig out a London-bou nd coal train partly buried m I drift on the main line at HoUgham, n i Qrantham. A dosen snow ploughs wer< ing on the LNKR >yst<-m ul Vale
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    Disastrous Berlin Fire
    198 1 Berlin. Feb. 9.- Police Headquarters here estimated today mat b tween eighty and 110 pef sons were killed last night and early this morning, when Ufr -wept through a night club m the British sector oi the c.ty. They said it was impossible to make an accurate
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    Austins' Respite
    37 1 Birmingham. Feb. 8.- Tne Au-tin motor company announced tonight that it had postponed dismissal notices to 14.800 production workers at its Birmingham plant for one week. The dismissals had been announced y t< rday. UP
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    EBER APPEALS FOR VOLUNTEERS FOR VIETNAM
    214 2 Mass Meeting Calls For Boycott Of French 1 m. d by the id A la Lon i'AJA. B] ii Party, M.P.AJA. niI "i.ad'- A -jclatl i M i Bingap D youth i.. Communi X van md the M;. entath BANNERS cci Lon ol up-
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    Ivor Thomas Arrives
    68 2 Ivor Thorn is, the Under ite for the Colo nies, arrived at Changi airfield from Australia at 2.30 p.m. yesterday m a Lancastrian plane He was met by Mr G. F. Patterson, private secretary to the G>v-ernor-General, on behalf ol Hi* :iency. Mr. Thomas is at present
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    Rice: Good News
    75 2 Rice: Good News r/v (cultural D pA dieted an torn to i th< 1946 -Tj47 with the m i '••ai urn i a i I J> I N a b.- •1 i p I)- pal h* < ord nj i t' el .j I (Xjo bu he! •i•• pei last
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    US Indictments Against German Industrialists
    226 2 Nuremberg. Feb. 8. The first indictment drawn up I States authorities against Gorman industria- filed with the Ami noon tribunal here today rick Flick, 63 -year-old iron and steel a. a; who is regarded as one of the richest men m Germanj i iates. Fll
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    Armed Robbery
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    Penang Speakers Attac Federation
    377 2 Penang Speakers Attac Federation Uatli Cheang Lim On Citizen (Tribune Stall Reportci fee of the big ed at Fuj i:. is m< i ting j held, .sponsored and unions and I Pan-Ma ties attacking British ley de cribed it as undemoac a dozen speakers urged the gathering to unite m
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    "Surrenders The Skies To Britain!
    92 2 "Surrenders The Skies To Britain! Kansas City. r< can senator uwexi Maine asserting aviation must n motest corners vi a .peech here sai ea states wa s n mely surrenaenn B-' piuain." ••The English propnatm^ 800 i our money. n< the American I taKe over world wnile we read dail
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    Help Malaya now'-Daily's Appealto Dalforce
    197 3 ID headquarter* m honour reloome m a II ri my .-.nd now til m their i that b they could frttiU cf victory they mv complete PMM Md -purity be „.iied on now, as he ri.d f-vc- Years ago, to do their utmost pMOi and
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    Deserters Again Asked To Surrender
    54 3 Deserters Again Asked To Surrender returnappeal besil w on and i would nment'e red a I i to c. hment" already briefed policy. "It has liberal pog the sentence of al Oder voluntarily br- 31 next," the War Office i ca Bended when OttCr^ hi I cl and m spccithe
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    Persia: U.K. Refutes Russian Charges
    37 3 Persia: U.K. Refutes Russian Charges Feb. 9. Mr. ted States :nent to 7 all* been made American a were ndly relations th( Soviet legation Cap BI i had chief of *o arouse nst the ie and Reuter
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    U Saw To Quit Burma Council
    208 3 RANGOON. Feb. 9. -Thakin Ba Sein. the Executive Counch j member m charge of Transport and Communications will shortly nand m his resignation to the Governor m accordance vith th advice of the Working Committee ol the Dobama (Burma for Burmansi Party, of which
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    45 3 PATNA. Ftb. 9— Police raided the C'»mmuni-t Party offlcet at BogusaJ ai, m Monghyr distric 4 of Bihar. ted the local der, who wa^ alleged to h fomented unre t among Hu p h nearby villages a.-.d to have eluded th*> police for month. Reuter
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    Bread Retailer Gets Refund Of $5,000 Fine
    277 3 Bread Retailer Gets Refund Of $5,000 Fine IPOH. Sat— Before Mr. J L. E. Cox Evans m the Supreme Court this morning. Mr. E. DShearn successfully appealed against the conviction md sentence ol Abdul Ikfajeed ol the Paris Bakery, impo-vd by the District Judge lor alleged contravention of the Price
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    Staff In British Zone To Be Cut
    155 3 HAMBURG. Feb. 9.— Britisn Control Commission chiefs with orders from London to cut the staff from 36,000 to 20,000 by April are protesting th a 'swarms" of unwanted highly pa d typists, drivers and supervisors are being dumped m the Brit sh zone
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    Federal Quiz Equal Rights
    102 3 Federal Quiz Equal Rights Q.- -As a Federal citizen a man has certain rights and duties. In the proposals it is conced d that the Malays because this country is their one and only homeland, must De given special consideration. As citizen does this mean that there is a differ
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    1,896 ARRIVE BY "ANDES "
    314 3 1,896 ARRIVE BY "ANDES Adv xse curr I ible lor the d la) the 26.000- 1« n Roy ship Andes which arrived .n her Saturday. Due to thi did not til] following inc. wife ol Lt I Sir Ritchie, the new C.-in-C SEALF. and her two childr< n thr -old
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    Four Children, Five Adults Attacked By Amok
    121 3 Three Dead; Several Badly Injured (Tribune Staff Reporter) Penane Feb. 9.— A Chinese infant was killed, tw child have sustained bashed h as a resuU ol ghastly amok at a kongsi hou ;e i k Road A crowd Of more than 10'sembled and
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    Bulgaria Condemns Peace Treaty "Unjust"
    82 3 Bona, Feb. 9 -Vne Central Committee of the Fatherland Front Bulgarian Government coalition— in an appeal on the eve Of the signature m Pans on Monday of the Bulgarian peace ty with thp All'es called upon B< tr > roll p their sleevi york har(l
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    Morning Tribune MONDAY, FERBRUARY 10, 1947. Dutch Gratitude
    120 4 Morning Tribune MONDAY, FERBRUARY 10, 1947. Dutch Gratitude THE Fl ol I Easi [j Ing tli of mi] m ly Cl reveal from I unfJ M i 1. D i I .i w< [a D lop i a. though we c m a bad I Dvi i p md j'
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    all Britain Jalks Of nothing But Weather
    687 4  -  H.L.HOPKIN OUR LONDON LETTER —*j*- h am I by B the i rin thi PS II m talk about ir might, enjoi ich reliel to our l fella j a uneni wes er, and th I let-up London day known today. i that
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    Byelo-Russia Asks For $1,500 Million From Germany
    104 4 Byelo-Russia Asks For $1 ,500 Million From Germany LONDON, Feb. 9. A rail for Ruhr to be placed under Inter-Allied control ol the Big Pour pow rs and a warning that mberment ol Germany Ice profound disconamong the German people nven the centre ol Europ bed ol unrest and tre
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    40 4 OSLO, Feb. lce oi cloeed the ehanneli leadini into the I man, port of Predi reported from B Island, at the entrai i 3-7. d. Fl". i.,und the N< mg anxiety to N rt ar.d ihipinc autta >i ti Reuter
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    5-Second News From Britain
    260 4 5-Second News From Britain My husband uphill work.— rotten Discarded bo k at Sutton and C. given to Brixton Pi The Health M councils throughout they may supply charge to poor p.- >] pensioner?. District Commit. ford, Mr. C. G. M Awarded the Medal services to Scouting. The freedom of
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    Wife Divorced Him, But He Can't Marry
    203 5 London, F b 8. The question ol why former Fighter Pilot Yin .nt Hr'/ke cannot marry English girl, when his Hollywood wife ban already obtained an American divorce, is likely to come up ln the House of Commons and a decision will atfect
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    Last Mediation By Americans
    104 5 PEIPING, Feb. 7.— ln what vm_ 1 probably the last mediation act by j the defunct American branch of the ■xecutive Headquarters, occurred yesterday afternoon, when twoI liaison groups one Communist and the other Nationalist arrived simui taneously ut Pciping's soUth-Wesfc airfield and were uxchanged utter
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    SABOTAGE?
    69 5 PEIPING, Feb. 7.— A board M American officers was investigating the cau.M- of a fire which last night destroyed thu brick barracks at the West Field, m which 100 -nli.stod men attached to the 332 nd troop carrier squadron were billeted. Th«- fire lasted for four hour^ but, there
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    HESSE JEWELS CASE
    38 5 WASHINGTON, FYb 7.-TM War Department announced tool i v that the couit-martial of Colonel Jack W. Durant, charge with complicity m the theft of $1,500,0u0 worth of German Roja] Jewels will begin here on Monday.
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      115 5 us obuinabk anywhere it's m Jha S'mqapoto- Shop* i C. K. Tang ft CraU.s rsr SINGAPORE j Beaut **8s Max Bismurel S* 1 E ALU BUX A, CO., Br.dge Road, Bingapore. Ad- phi Betel Building) a fe Re« _j_ on Green t\ 61, Middle Rd. apore, Ffeonc 2G20. !argO (j
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      197 5 Singapore shops today are displaying as wide a variety of goods as can be lesired m the circumstances, and competition to buy is happily being replaced by competition to sell. To the discerning buyer as well as seller this page offers a good cross-section of current bargains. For special advertisement
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      160 5 Dpmtxm i Regarding the eyesight Consult; New China Optical Co. 71. High Street, Singapore. Phone 3786 PSoiograp-Ktr CENTURY STUDIC No. 23, New World Amusement Park. SINGA PHOTO STUDIO 14, High Street, Singapore. Indoor and Outdoor Photographers. i j Pianos USED PIANOS BY FAMOUS MAKERS AT REASONABLE PRICES Nang Heng Co.,
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    Around The Town
    979 6  -  VERA ARDMORE WITH Malayan Girl Impression Of London Ch. IfOhd. Ah, who Is now m Ingland, on, ol the Malayan Union Welfare tjch< lar hip boldei V urd Jameah binti I Ah, began i leiiet bl broadca I irom K. L entitled L tteri from England" In
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    WHY
    19 6  -  Unknown dsnv fbjfgbfmbnm Every bride should bn phtne Lowman. What bt emotional stability ani you would expect from.
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    Perfect Dowry
    78 6 It is amusing and Qlip mg to delve into the hi-: marriage cu-toms. read about these we undert why the idea that the rr.ar.: j be the aggressive or.' courtship ha s persisted I long. In day s pa>t a man I caught* his wife and c j
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      44 6 1 LIT AlllVElt i Forever /Imhushed WE GOTTA MAKE YOPE KETCHI/sT ME: NATCHERALf-AH'LL SCOOT T'THIS SECRUTi SPOT, AN' WEDGE MAM TOOT IN HYAR. r r f AH'LL BE TRAPPED -HELPLESS -AT Th I/J MEPCY Q' ANY H JA^n.ESS _\_J_\_\_\_\_\_\\\_\__mmmmmm___4~^~* fr *^^F C* __W -t^.'^k^HHiHHMiaaaHMHßHaißaaaßdfaM^BWßßaWßaSjtfwawSalaw
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    OUR SPECIAL FEATURE FROM HOLLYWOOD
    5 7 OUR SPECIAL FEATURE FROM HOLLYWOOD
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    OLD?
    89 7 intil the family of the J td captured had had 5 i tempers Hi d to thi union- i symbol of capt- I Evi n t 7:7. m isolated a marriage is a tedious affair iway and I ed by her husband. t I i dowry is as old
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    CHARLIE CHAPLIN
    816 7  -  Henry Gris r~~ by Morning Tribune > Cur res. m Hollywood S HOLLYWOOD.— In the very heart of Hollywood, m a wide sun-drenched street which bears the name of La Brea Boulevard. there stretches a row of mellow English cottages half-hidden behind a neatly trimmed, halfbroken hedge. Behind
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    Why Grow Old?
    131 7 'From Column 6j m horses and cattle In some countries the custom of the dowry still exists. Even though the question Of money is not discussed m our own country. :>very bride should bring her husband a dowry. What better one could she have than line health
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      46 7 W MALAYA TO THE MORNING TRIBUNE j ,J 1 V k -AN-MEf?- STOP *%LOMCEALED HERE, s 1 L 4SSr w a dr ooun: wolf-pack- l unknown to the 1 L yoZz ov 7>v£:r- J community -is y4J f^^ COA/£I S/)£/£" HAWK INS JLSI^fAf- ot* cuiitinued tomorrow)
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    SHARE MARKET QUOTATIONS
    461 8 in Mal-yfcr I A XADdra Mi. lay ;i I U t w i 0 -.'.<.' 40 00 B*nk 'H to X El I I >.: i 17.7 i 'A' A 4 M a.. A ft SO ii. ;8 00 11 N H H'>M D 4Oi O.fj 4
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    THINKS BRITAIN CAN'T PAY
    48 8 NKW YORK, V, b. B— Prediction j that Britain will not be able lo i meet payment* or tho United Stat", lena b* ol what ii described raped deterioration ii her econo mic condition is made iv the Unit BUte h magazine "Busmen W'vlf."
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    Gen. Marshall Explains China Withdrawal
    158 8 Gen. Marshall Explains China Withdrawal WASHINGTON, Feb. 8.-United States marines are being withdrawn from China because their tasks of helping to repatriate the Japanese and guard the communications of the American mediation mission are now over, said Secretary of State George Marshall at a press conference to-day. A small detachment
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    1855 French Casualties
    35 8 Paris. Feb. 8.-The French High Command m Indo-China announced to-day that French casualties m the Colonial war amount/ d to 1.855 killed and wounded, since the outbreak of hostilities on Dec 19
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    $21 BILLION FOR CHINAS 5-YEAR ECONOMIC PLAN
    187 8 for 'a A pre-war vulu< and require h air. ■.i I I .said thai U cost CJ million wo The plan, recentlj Generalissimo C. j- now parsed by th< nomic Council foi 'at governm«r.t d. i Despite a denial Minister Peng Hsu source
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    Neptune's Message To King
    77 8 Neptune's Message To King LONDON, Feb B.— King George has received a message from another monarch- King Neptune -today on board HMS Vanguard, through the Clerk of the Court of Dolphinius. The message said "It is desired to confirm that you are aware that South Africa can only be reached
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    HITLER'S 'IN-LAWS' TO FACE TRIAL
    68 8 FRANKFURT, Feb. e\— tion court proceedings a parents of Eva Braur. parents-in-law-- will begin weeks' time at Traun 7 Salzburg, the Bavarian Denazification has announced, cording to a report of tht Geriml news service m the United Seal aone. Both are said to have "beneW
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    Hunger-Strikers Critically III
    57 8 Hunger -Strikers Critically III Rangoon, Feb. 8. -Aboa. fl ["Red Flag" Communists have been hunger-striking more than a fortnight are \jj i m a serious condition ln iTja ese prisons, accord.: KyawSein, convener repression commit- Jj* The committer h»- >» petitioned the Home me the Executive Omi. immediate action n
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    24 8 MADIOEN: A number ne.ian youth, hay from the military poli< school here. Chi I tary Police Major toso made an a<W r < giaduates. Reuter
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    Troops Ready For Comb-out As Ultimatum Expires Today
    283 9 Vlartial Law Certain In Jerusalem Chairman cf the Jewish National Council, has urged the Govment tc withdrawn the ultimatum ICKES' APPEAL Jews who want to go to Palestine should be allowed to do so and if necessary should receive the protection of
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    The New Plan
    235 9 London, Fib. 9.— i M Palestine tho military precaution a taken by the High Commissioner coincide with the policy decision by the British Cabinet to offer a new plan bassed on local Arab and JevAsh administrative autonomy under a (lye-year British trusteeship as the basis for further
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    ARAB SPLIT OVER SYRIA
    29 9 1 Disunity m Roy--7" tiro m tool the thi pipers Richard I some out I BRf an is the Dlan rdan, i Plan i BrU
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    Danes Want To Be Relieved Of 200,000 Germans
    152 9 Danes Want To Be Relieved Of 200,000 Germans COPENHAGEN, Feb. 9. A call to the Allies to settle the question of 200,000 German refugees still m Denmark was made by Hans Hedtcft, leade r of the banish Social Democrat Party, at a political meeting m Frcdorikshaven Denmark was disappointed, he
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    End Terrorism In Palestine: Arab Plea
    115 9 BAGDAD. Feb. 9— Hamdi Al Pachachi, wartime Premier of liaq. declared today that the British Government could smash the Palestine terrorism "if it wanted" and that Britain should help Arabs to rebuild Palestine. "I believe the British Army could, smash terrorism at any t>me
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    To Step Up Airfield Facilities In East
    102 9 To Step Up Airfield Facilities In East KARACHI, Feb. 9.— The eight-man commission appointed by the British Ministry of Civil Aviation fol a report on development of dromst and ground facilities gene- rally on India, the Far Eat, C> and Australia air routes arrived here today. The Commissioner- are trawl
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    Powers Disagree On Germany's Future
    353 9 i the ..A Control Cou I Brie Gov* I tir Brian R son, dci. lusUc p inst the recent 3o•t practice of the G< rman pr< is m tl zor nek to beat Anglo-American policy and motives m Germany. This yigorous gesture coming on top
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    Battle To Save Franc
    159 9 Paris, Feb. 9.— M. Paul Ramadier, Socialist Premier of France, m a broadcast address to the nation last night announced that the second general five per cent, decrease m prices would be introduced during the coming week. This is three weeks m advance of the date
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    Disarmament Plan In Suspended Animation
    286 10 U.S.-Russian Wrangle Reaches Deadlock dsfn df bdjgb jfbjvhbjf I d Council fa d i A the p Committee and has- Pt f i d on of the .ed, leaving R ;i ,d the Ui .ted state to Oghl battle. After 10 hour, ol secret i
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    Java Settlement Hones Fade
    149 10 Java Settlement Hones Fade i ONDON, Feb. 9 Peace n tions In Java are a jain m a critical saysO. M. Green writing m the Observer "Aftci ftve or six weeks further talks it }i the Dutch Comm:osionersOeneral who negotiated the agreement initialled by both on November l r >
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    'WeCan't Trust, Fickle Words'
    243 10 MICHIGAN. Feb. Senator Arthur Vandcn- hern Chairman 01 r^c j Senate foreign Relatio j Committee, said here that] the Vnted States Wll watch disarmament b_ j other powers provided there are ''summary dis-\ ciplines" agamst bcoj faith. 4 Vandenberg. Who Is tne RepubVcan Party's chief] spokesman
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    N.Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
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    Persian Offer To Kurds
    190 10 TEHERAN. Feb- B— The Perslan Government has offered permanent asylum to some 15.00) Kurds ol the Barzani tribes who to< k refug In Persia after the rebellion against the Iraq Governmenl a rear ago, provided they surrender their arms. Mull t!i Mustafa, leader of the li
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    STRIKERS AWAIT KING'S ARRIVAL
    35 10 Feb. D. E. of the United m Committee, whi< the 12-day-old strike Id minei rmined to until 11 I 7 him to interxpected monI to sy mpat rat ally i Reuter
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    DANGERS OF PROLONGING INDIA CRISIS
    174 10 LONDON .0 by tha f be d s. invalid ai d the CongiF the must gn from government In vie* fusal I the British G confronted "with grave crista m In article m Observer. "To accept the either party is obvl sides agains* the article
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    Jews Leave For Australia
    51 10 Jews Leave For Australia MARSEILLES E 1,000 Jewish rel Poland, Austria left Marseilles t< the Dutch liner (10,474 tons) bourn where they will Some 390 ol th on board the liner reached Marseille dam while 565 emspecial train wh the quay alongside having arrived m I earlier m the day.
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    FUTURE of KACH
    34 10 RANGOON. Feb 8 tor a separati among a *eri< discussed at tl terence Ql trg chieftain, ol B areas, ace ro mcd rep today. ins the C I 1 Ram Reuter
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      100 10 i HIS ARMS WAS SAFETY... IN HIS ABSENCE TERROR/ k^_k \ifc. rJy al J^V- __^^Z^»l _____________tmmtjt v'^k I mjied'h Itch cb c k j j ItviM. 1 t^^ »i i Tiaia Opening To-morrow Another Outstanding British Picture! V. ITH Albert Sandler AND His Orchestra Richard Tauber Sing Break of Daj
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    272, 000 See Cup- Ties In Arctic Conditions
    605 11 Birmingham Trosance ■pi m **f 9 >Iilll«- taesier < limbs on treacherous icetfiere prevented 23 big j being started, profesn earned their weekly wage a rceSt m the English tii iir more were decided I iverpool and Sheffield La. Wednes« gam grip
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    SHEFFIELD U LUCKY TO WIN
    37 11 r m the 1 i i;) competilingham's City. on two. of their 20 minutes. were *omet Sftok the te when an oblique id the to a I rtu- 'nice a., I I
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    LT.-COL. C.J. TOBIN WINS LUNDON CUP
    227 11 LT.-COL. C.J. TOBIN WINS L UNDON CUP YACHT CLUB REGATTA The Royal Singapore Ya?ht Club Regatta was held urday afternoon ai*ti v ioi the Lundon ChalCup the Boden Kloss Match Cup, the Caprice Henge Cup and the United Services Challenge Cup competed for m a light and variable breeze. -Star
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    Cycling Championships To Be Held In Holland
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    Ireland's Big Win
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