Morning Tribune, 22 February 1947

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    Masthead
    9 1 MORNING TRIBUNE seric 10 CENTS V. FEB. 22, 1947.
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    CALL TO NATION FOR GREAT CONSTRUCTIVE BID
    1932 1 CALL TO NATION FOR GREAT CONSTRUCTIVE BID I'oinls 1 From the white paper Coal the basic facto.Armed forces reduction Target for exports 175 p.c. of 1938 volume Incentive payments for producers Making labour mobile... Discouragement of coal consuming industries.. Foreign labour, women workers and elderly workers to be encouraged... U'age
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    Why Wavell Left
    143 1 LONDON, Feb. 21 timo limit -a or t > H British Him* >>ure on M"** I H ci- the 2 :it th; final B the British B- a nd roy, it was B B: supported ■< s insist■t M is] m Minister* m he Muslim B boycott
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    Clo Rubber Strike
    83 1 Clo Rubber Strike WASHINGTON. Feb. 21. The International Rubber WorkerUnion of the CIO voted overwhelmingly m favour of .1 strike v. ..I tih ''big four" plants here- Lhe Firestone and Goodrich a- a strike vote was t.ik^n t day a; the third plant. GoodPlrestone workers voted 7.956 ikr ag.iin-t 917
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    Stahmer Released
    44 1 TOKIO. Feb. 21.- Th, Allied Occupation authorities have reDr. Hoimich Stahmer, form n Ambassador m Tokio ftd been m prlaOl) await np Crimes, He is now thmer, who a- HltkrV "Minq prominin negotiating the ttiii»(! Japan m 1940. I Jaoati 1!>43 Reuter
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    KING OPENS SA PARLIAMENT
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    CANADIAN POW'S
    36 1 OTTAWA, Feb. 21.- Canadian lxiiunt officials said today Canada reserved the right to make representation* against Japan on behalf of former Canadian piltcmera of war when negotiations open for the signing of peace. Reuter
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    U.S. BILL TO SOVIET FOR LEASE-LEND
    88 1 WASHINGTON, Feb. 21.— Afttv a >vai of enigmatic silence, Soviet Russia finally agreed today to 'look into" the question of paying her $11,298,000,000 Lendj Lease bill due to the United StatTh e Statu Department emphasized however, that there was no promise b> Moscow to
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    PROFESSOR'S SUGGESTION TO LOCAL EDUCATIONALISTS
    419 2 A Chair Of Chinese Culture < tribune Report Ihe hope that wJ jtence In Malaya th. re fcill I jjj yW cult an and opp >rtui full Chinese course was expn by Pi I I Hsiaot the Tsing Hua U\ through Singapore on his *ay
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    Literacy Spreading In China
    149 2 (TrJbune Staff Reporter iy T There ft a higher de-' J fjree of literacy m China toLay than before the t war. Professor Fci Hsiao- tonq tya newsman at a conference yesterday tiuit there was "wore quantity J bu poorer quality" where education for the Chinese
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    Subedar Collapses
    65 2 While seeing off his fr.endy Mio wove leaving for India mor ling, 50-year old Subedar Noor Mohamed, I.G. Oarann;abad Centre, a staff a tached to the 2nd InTrans I Camp, Bukit ah, collapsed and died bey modical aid could be tdmmoned. Uh( buried at cemetery the pi 1
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    CHINESE WARSHIP FOR JAPAN
    37 2 SHANGHAI. Feb 2n Th 1 150-ton warship i ted to participate In Alii (i occupation duties ir a the A: b warsli m 13? men N 'nder the command of r\;m t;m. Reuter
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    Counsuls Tour Hanoi
    105 2 Hanoi, Feb. 20. 1 1 I of the Chinese-Annam I ter m Northern Hanoi I roduced to rubble when W French made an attacl I weekend, but buildings I stand m thp cent: and are still inhabited by I Annamites. Chinese a I Indians. The whole arei
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    TRADE WITH AUSTRALIA
    97 2 TRADE WITH AUSTRALIA nd m c the war intern. 1 An s 30-year-old trad ie. with th I Inij nto Al^^truii.t from for December 1946 amouni 187.000, which Hunt the t ital tor six months E 1.058 000. Australian exports to Maiaya for December, i j4ii amounted t *****,000, bringing
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    DISTRICT METHODIST YOUTH FELLOWSHIP
    78 2 At the annual general me the District the followirg v ted office boaren for the year 19 it President: Mr. Erio S. B. V Vice-President: Mr. Piter Lim; Hon Treasurer: Mr. Michael Wee; Hon Secretary: Mr. Victor J. Joseph. Hon. Auditor: Mr. Leong Hoiig Toh: Chairman
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    EYE-WITNESS' ACCOUNT OF X'MAS IS. SHOOTING
    497 2 An eye-witness account of the attack on Capt Wila "?s, commanding officer of the 7th Coast Regiment ii.£.o.R A., stationed at Christmas Island m March 1942 the four 8.0.R5.. was given yesterday at the contin-Court-martial trial of th e seven Indian soldiers w!i lacing
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    Court Sequell To Battery Rd. "Squatting"
    377 2 Court Sequell To Battery Rd. "Squatting" Hardial Singh, a partner of the linn ol i Singh, Singapore, appeared before Mr. Paul Storrini! First District Court yesterday on a charge of wilfunJS obeying an order of the Rent Assessment Board liv him to deliver up possession of premises known as I
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    PROMOTION FOR CONVICTED COL
    41 2 WASHINGTON I Vnr Department, I ndny. ommttid< d lo n to pcrmann I 1R Colon o I .t 'as convicted, i nod $500 m thf I rmy pn Kilian's nami r 600 prom. i Rftiitehou onflv. U.P.
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    S.H.B. Clerks Strike As Comrades Are Charged With Looting
    578 3 S.H.B. Clerks Strike As Comrades Are Charged With Looting Complain They Themselves Intimidated ■tfv Gangs Of Looters ibunc Stall Reporter) j 350 Ml!., clerks and godown clerks strike ai the Singap Harbour W as >. p against five m< m- ciation tu'iiig brought up ai m the day on a
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    Arms Cases: Flaw Alleged In Law
    27 3 Tnb T Reporter > able and the 1 amis sterdav I he w bocau.se ired m the r and We tlic d
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    Stole Cloth From SHB, 4 Jailed
    100 3 Chua Ah Pui alias Tan Ah Chili) and Tan Ah Seng and two India-. a Seeni and Govindasamy were found guilty of theft, by Magistrate K. M. Byrne m the Third Police Court yesterday. They pleaded guilty to theft olf cloth valued at $46
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    Municipal Services Ask For Full Back Pay
    114 3 the Municipal Services Union received 1 from the Municipal Commissioners granting ltlon f)1 '"i<>n as approved at their meeting on u **y*l t and pledging (l to offer you «uch assistanc within the President's and the Conn On MalTl > 4 the Union
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    CONDEMNED MAN'S APPEAL REJECTED
    241 3 Kwck Chin Choc, an armed robber who was sentenced to death at the November Assizes, lost his appeal when he appeared before the Court of Criminal Appeal yesterday. At his trial he was charged on two counts— that of committing robbery and carrTlUg arms Kwek was
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    Rice: First Quarter's Prospects Brighter
    318 3 The Ii >ul En ,i Su6for S.l i a held taeir flfi stciday at the Offlce of the Six The Committee n>t d that Burma hud been invited to become a member oi the Kice Com i mittee of the I E.F.C. m Washy Jmton
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    Federal Quiz
    118 3 Federal Quiz Composition Of Councils I Q. Would there be an Unofficial Majority m the Federal Legislative Council under the Working Committee's proposals if the Presidents of the State Councils had been classed as Official and not as Unofficial Members? A.— Yen. Subject to the proviso to clause 41, even
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    KING AWARDS A DALFORCE DECORATION
    115 3 H. M. the Xin X has been pleas. «d to approve an award of Mention m Despatches to Captain Lionel Henry Barte-Barry. An announcement to •hat effect appeared m the Mil Supplement to tin- London Gj. daU»d Janu. 23. Captain Harte-Barry commanded "B" Company of
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    DOMINIONS OFFICE OFFICIALS
    22 3 Sir William ('lark And Mr I I i irrlved m Sin iv on tht r w:iv to Ai 1
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    Morning Tribune SATURDAY, FEB 22. 1947. India: The Success Of A Mission
    389 4 Morning Tribune SATURDAY, FEB 22. 1947. India: The Success Of A Mission HKITAIN has namea a target date June. 1948 which the instrumci ft transfer of j i ln.li.in hands will have been concluded. This is by Car the most decisive action Britain yet taken to prove ill cerity of
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    India Freedom Before June, 1948
    1387 4 PREMIER ATTLEE DISCLOSES HISTORIC STEP Li Feb. 20. Prime Minister Attlee announced m th< i Commons to at the British Government wish make it clear it was their definite takei to effeci transference oi power into responsible Indian h. ot later than June 1948. Mr.
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    Boy Admits 20 Crimes, Given "Last Chance"
    188 5 LEEDS b\b 21 Binding im?i Henry B labours, who iped irom Borstal, Justicf Stable said at Leeds Aasiies t< n 'This buy had i.. to be pick ti up by anybody and taken U) Borstal. Ii th< y do iak t < him
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    Reported Sit Down Strike On Rajula
    118 5 Reported Sit Down Strike On Rajula TOKIO. Feb. 21— It w.is r, ted hero today that thtBrit sh authorities at Kure m Southern Japan have arrested a number of troops believed to belong to the Dorsetshire Re^itnent who reused to board tji» -el Rajula which was tranafeyri^o them to Sngapore.
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    POST-WAR TOLL OF SEA MINES
    20 5 Lon i;>y and 64 dam terman and Jai < 11 rr 131 totally It will f»
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      492 5 I it's obtainable anywhere it's m Singapore shops tod«y displaying a* wiut a It^iri^i I ods cis can be desired m the circumstai and vompctition to buy is happily being replaced oy v H T sell. To the discerning buyer as well a Refardins the eyesight C. K« an eller
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    Around The Town
    457 6  -  VERA ARDMORE /ITH .<■ [01 H Sin I] at r -vu v pi iyed on no i 1 pa cca*ioi Whil touring Bui m tiu show i: Lovely Pa Banks, i pai Tabersham, went down with m ilai La. The a< but Jack! Norman, com< and ng
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    To Filmgoers
    50 6 RKO Raaio Pictures would ap oreciato very much if pairon c eing 'Woman In The Window' the Capitol Theatre woulc keep the surprise climax t them Selves. The ending is sc »ti usual that it would spoil the en *?,inmont value if it is reveal d. (I 1
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    Why Grow
    287 6  -  UNKNOWN \By [For Vivacious We hear a greal deal I rltamlm and their effd alth but w« do not much about mineral .u.e essential to h< alth i A large number o! a niu>t be present rations. Howevei the nw> portant oms an caldH phosphorous mangane -c. I
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      75 6 I LIX ABI\EK exclusive i\ 1 1 Out!/ HORNER P. GRIMPER, INDUSTRIALIST;! P PUFFff— SOMEONE'S RUNS FOR HIS LIFE- BOUND TO CATCH ME r r TTf r U V'J IT MIGHT AS WELL BE J*^ sri 2 'E-QAOrr-IN MY SO YEARS THE ONE. CIVILIZED JSK AV7AY FROM DOGPATCH I X
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    Phyllis Calvert Looks At Hollywood
    1246 7  -  Henry Gris f oy Morning Tribune 1 Carres, m Hcllyxcood S X I I H m I H H tying. B B H nublic H A I 1 Vnd he B I all dy mc Him D for ra >port. And by the end m
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      41 7 I Y(/ IRfBC'XF J^ F LOST VOPE > iL MAN, HUH r /IT SO HAPPENED m*rr rr iW ah nabbed two r I :i r l X T MARRY I IV BUT ONE. TAKE! \VORE PICK. r r r, continued on Monday)
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    MAYOR FINED FOR 5-COURSE FEAST
    203 8 MA YOR FINED FOR 5-COURSE FEAST n ii three or- 1 ed to paj tal ol l A flve-c »v] iquet was said to have Includ I 'up, mcd tui mb cutl ts and fowl vegetables, appl< cream, apricol melba cull Ju C( Bj id Hurt' was no stigma on
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    NEW CURE FOR MALARIA
    93 8 up loi tits with the «i I d at the prison 1 1 of three J 111 ol expectattont" according to Di. Am Alvinf, Projed Buperviioi and Pi' f Medicine Chicago University In tiw report, Dr. Alving rch will eventua mean "great relief" for 300,000,000 throughout
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    Lt.-Col Guilty Of Desertion
    206 8 Calcutta. Feb 20. Lieut.-* Walter Jamta dimming, charged with desert! >n In renting himself m m the 41st Indian General Hospital at linpnal, mar the Burma-Indian "o rder In March 1944. was tod s und guilty by a court man Asked ii he had anything t<
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    PENANG ST. XAVIER'S TO BUILD NEW SCHOOL
    232 8 Inbuilt' Stall Kt'porlen Plan* are being discu 1 a building m Penang of the St. x, I b unbed site m Farqul I will b< completed before 1932. the cci I coming of the Christian brothers. 11 m According to the Rev. BmtiuT
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    Man Collapses After Big Gold Strike
    77 8 Sydney. Feb. 20. A ol tour men have foundj they believe to be one i est gold re fs m the Temora (mining centre m 5 South Wales about 200 1 west of Sydney* say ha- been n\:n perienced miners .samples indicate a yte]
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    Mr.Thivy Explain Object Of MIC
    189 8 KUALA LIPIS. T: |j an Indian Uongn m organisation run to de fl p i indi :l but t»» I I th- political developn I Malaya, Mr. Thivy. P* dent ol the MIC. In an I As Indians, ho said, the] I proud oi the
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    Pipeline Blown Up
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    UNKNOWN
    185 9 A not y. t would i- reporti riiiwttl that Ike Ame military advisory grolln peraoaßel will be paid m Ohineee dollara i>» Binning on al**Ck I, Minister "i Information Ptnt HsUch Pti. clarified that ti: gold and foreign curwas not considered i violation of HBBgfnef economic u«*s t but
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    Congress Split Over Atomic Energy Post
    81 9 nt IruI David lia! United thr atenin lit bo.h X nate soon H Mr. Lilicnthal b by 81 na smarting tend with LilienH;-: ret r. ..ppoiir nominees t i! prosper !f Vail y V .y McKellar 1HUi lienthal bt i Hi. i mic !ink
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    Missing German Repatriates
    26 9 I Chinese asked irch for es missman States le Jum- haven, he wanted :lude the r of the m it to mil. Reuter
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    Hoover Arrives In London
    8 9 Hoover Arrives In London B rlln the Reuter
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    Albania's Denial
    81 9 Reply no to the Britisli charges that Albania had sowed lliclt minefields wlvch had damaged the two Brit sh warwith a loss of 44 lives, the n an delegate, Hysni Kapof. .cd f ha' the British Is had repeatedly moved to Alban :i's territorial waters !>nd deliberately provoked
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    Acorn Fell On Queen
    93 9 PAARL. South Africa, Feb 20 The Royal Family left' >etown at 9.15 a.m. today for the r first informal party m South Africa— a mouna n~ aide p'enic above the beautiful valley of Paarl. A platform was built outsde the city haU under oak trees and
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    Beautiful Mansion Destroyed By Fire
    123 9 HANDCROSS. Feb. 20.-Ny-mans, Handcio>s, one of the most beautiful mansions m Sussex, w.i- destroyed by fire on the 75th birthday o f the owner. Lkut.-Col. L C R Messel. The house, for years open to visitors m aid of nursing funds, was full of valuable
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    RUBBER-MAN
    40 9 VALESE, ITALY, Feb. 20.— Twenty-seven voar-old Adam<» ietti mado a lOieidc leap fi'on\ a sevent floor window here today. His body crashed through the roof of a i\v<> storey hoUM below. Betti was fuunc' suffering from minor scratches.— U.P.
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    British Reply To Terrorists Allegations
    213 9 British Reply To Terrorists Allegations luarters have illegations La un Zvai Leumi organ Bi ur Jews and a nate I d OH ment Raid were i but n tment. military headquarter* On the night 29. live Jews atto break through a mill ul block and only halted after fire had
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    No Restrictions On Rents On New Houses
    236 9 KUALA LUMPUK Th« Housing Committee has held -meetings to consider interim reports from the Resident Commissioners regarding the more urgent housing nveds of the different States. Fuller Information is neces- 1 sary before the Committee can submit to Government its nnal u^uit ana
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    Thrill-Packed Flight By Crippled Plane
    106 9 Thrill-Packed Flight By Crippled Plane NEW YORK, Feb. 20.— Racing for land with only two of its four engines working a France constellation airliner landed safely m Casablanca, French Morocco, yesterday after a thrill-packed tians-Atlantic flight. ihe last 400 miles of overv, ater journey was made after its crew had
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    Rs. 60,000 JEWELLERY THEFT IN CEYLON
    63 9 COLOMBO, Feb. 20.-On his return from a week's visit to India, N. W A. De Silva of Oalle found that 2.000 pieces of jewel lery. which he had 1 it locked up m. an almelrah m charge of a servant, had been stolen during
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    ANTI – ESPIONAGE PRECAUTIONS IN AUSTRALIA
    97 9 ANTI ESPIONAGE PRECAUTIONS IN AUSTRALIA SYDNEY. Feb. 20.—Extraordinary precautions against espionage will be taken before, during md alter the rocket bomb tests m Australia, and action has b'jgun already according to the Sydney Morning Herald's Canberra correspondent. Whenever a ship arrives at any Australian port, a careful examination is made
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    UNRRA Goods
    60 9 MKING, Fob. 20.-Offlci;il aurc declined to di»cuM whether the National ment requested permlali U.S. $200,000,000 worth NRRA goods m the blacki methi kbllizing m>my. with Premier T. V. Booilg and Dr. P. TI directoi ol th cnrpa. übieni from the i the Bxecu CNRRA 1 commeni t<» make.
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  • OUR FINANCIAL SECTION
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      Renewed Demand For Ster ling Tins
      166 10 Renewed Demand For Ster ling Tins mark .land for sterling t Kami, had buj 1 6, Ayer 11. 20 6. Kinta Kella I \2 :i. Kent Tronohi 21 and Hongkong In i Hong Fatts i busim s at $1.02| and $1.03 buyi Jelebu inquired I K o iiiu $1 40,
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      Mayrover Back Here Today
      80 10 am»-i month's detention by the DuUh m Tunjong Priok 400-ton ButLsh cargo ship Empire Mayrover returns to Singapore today with nine motu ie remainder il th i] consignment oi 33 shipped to CherlDon Dv a Singapore Inese firm The Empire Mayrover was Margin;,' her cargo, at
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      Town Board Labour For Private Work
      77 10 Town Board Labour For Private Work IPOH, F«'l>. 21. In >rder to si :hv acute labour problem for private enterprises t the Kinta Town Board decided that Town Board labour thould be made available for *ucb m off hours at rates t» t'*< ftsod between the employers and the labourers.
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      RUBBER MARKET
      67 10 The S.C.C.R-AV rubber price* it noon yestorday were: Buyers. Sellers, ots. per cts. per lb. lb. No 1 R.S.S- Sjx loose 411 42 1 No 1 R-S.S I m bales Mar. 43 43£ No. 2 42i 42| No. 3 41* 42 Tone of market:— Dull. The local rubber
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      Sewage System For Ipoh
      70 10 (From Our OOnw n Repoi IPOH, Feb. 21.— At the monthly meeting of the Kinta Town Board yenterday it was decided I preliminary work immediately the provision of a waterboni" -ewajre system for Ipoh. It was announced that no I mates were provided m this budget
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    Free Passages From U.K.
    61 10 Owing to shipping delays it has born found necessary to extend to March" 31st, 1947, the closing date for the provision of free return passages to the Far East, originally announced a December 31, 1946. Passages arbeing offered as they become availably and refusal witHout adequate
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    COLD DEATHS
    38 10 BERLIN, Feb. 20.— Fir a r«p of deaths by freezing m Ru: occupied Germany trickled m t< d as the British-licensed DPD Service reported that 127 di< »1 i. the lar^ ny md ThuiIngia durir ry.
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    Women Mob Ration Centre: Clothing Torn
    105 10 iron, outttod tributini cloth ...me bg ll f\% flmi of p ing the enl p»i immeiut rrowd B«lfleld where the thi tuated. Large crowds, composed enl of women ot lhi labour cli many of uiiom wera irom outst>i athered m I hop In the
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    Arrested Moslem Leader Released
    97 10 Lahore, Feb. 20.— ffhe Lahore High Court today ordered i the release of Dr. Omar Hayat Malik one of the Moslem League leaders arrested by the Punjab Government three weeks ago for defying the Government ban on public assem- blv. Dr. Mai k has applied for
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    2 Youths Fined On Charge Of Housebreaking
    323 10 Before Mr. Ahmad bi District Court yesterday, S. I and Felix Monteiro, a Eun on a charge of committi 1 last year. Each was sentei prisonment and a fine of $5< The house of Mr. R. Vergheso, chief ckrk of the Singapore Police
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    WAVELL-LONGMORE WEDDING
    24 10 WAVELL-LONGMORE WEDDING NEW DELHI, p«b N Wnvoll, Vie was married In r Longmora, son o! a., i Mnrshnl Sir Arthur ntu: I moi-f Reuter
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    Our Special Food Markets Report
    302 10 Trices quoted below are fa» picul weight except where otherWi: idstuffs:- Yesterdays QuotMeenoon": Siam $75 1 $100; N Qlutlnuoua rice; siam No. l $80; Rangi.cn u.)ck sugar: $67. ti u1 a" Malacca: Superii r quality $42 White sugar: $05. Brown sugar: Australian $60. Gre< n
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    CHINA'S NEW EMERGENCY MEASURES
    112 10 CHINA'S NEW EMERGENCY MEASURES NANKING, Feb. 20. -Pre: T. V. Soong will be invited app ar before the L gi-laa Yuan on March 1 t< th< emergency economic a suiefl luwly promulg; ve;nm m. according solution passed m :t today of the LegMatiw Ya The Legislative Yuan vlazing titk measu
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    Relief Fot Icebound Vessels
    26 10 Relief Fot Icebound Vessels lo, Feb. 2d by an to the rel n the port of K i bv Conti: low v< > thi hard In Reuter
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    Untitled
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    Smith Takes 8 Of Nine
    423 11 |> W. Wickets Wme Team Hits Up 136 For 9 Wkts. T 1, -1 n four-day match between the m i'tii \VaU-s ..pens hwv this morninß. Now lir t a,ui a. close „f play was 33« i The bataman wrt noi the com-ph-to maaten that
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    Score Board
    62 11 lis.w Uinnlni y ibw b Smith w i smith 44 b smith 44 n b Smith b Poll 1 c pollard b Smith 6 Havdstaff b Smith 2 b Sn 21 g^k 2 J7 Tot 336 BOWLING OM R W cc 2 6b 0 12 1 59 0
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    Congress Press Critical
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    DEVONSHIRE B.P.
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    What van Mook Said In 1945
    135 11 Iln: Hague, Feb. 21. A i note s'tit i)y Dr. Hubertus J. Van Hook to Lord j Lou 6- Mountba 'fen on Sept. 3. 1945, describe iui I the Indonesian Repubi «6 "a creation by the Japanese wjider the d's- cm sc of spontaneous
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    Today's Sports
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    S.C.C. SOCCER
    73 11 A soccer match between th< team and the Land Office 8] Club Will be played on Mom February 24th at 5.15 p.m. on S.C.C. Padang. The following have b to play for tho S.C.C. P. W. C rell, D. Brennun, R. Smith, C 1 Benibroke, S. G. Donaldson.
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    STALIN PRESENT
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    Memorandum On Linggadjati
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    Selangor Races: Scratchings And Order Of Running
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    CHARITY SOCCER
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    AUSTRALIA LOSING POPULATION
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    23 12 Snow fell m th I Canton on Thui-. time m ten yea:- T I ture fell to 32 deg I I dea U.P.
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    Dutch Offer To Chinese
    261 12 Schetn c To Elimina te Difficulties* R eimbursetnen t Of Losses In conjunction with t he British authorities m Sin gapore and th< terests, proposals are now v nder consideration which it i s hoped will lead I which may, to a great measure., eliminate the
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