Morning Tribune, 31 March 1947

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    AUSTRALIA FORLORN, WANTS INDIA'S FRIENDSHIP.
    225 1 CANBERRA, March 30.— White Australia today is lonely m an Asia world that no longer beo Europe. That sums up why her Foreign Mm.- Dr. Herbert Evatt. is so anxious that India shall lin m the British Com: alth of nations on the independent footir.
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    INDIA'S DRAMATIC OFFER TO STAY IN THE EMPIRE
    434 1  - INDIA'S DRAMATIC OFFER TO STAY IN THE EMPIRE NEHRU REPORTED BOLD MOVE BY A dramatic offer that may at last settle the future of India has been received from leaders of the Congress Party by the British Prime Minister, Mr. Attlee, and is now being considered, it is reported, m
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    28 1 LONDON. Mar. 30.— The British police inspector wounded from an ambush by oxtn on Saturday while riding with a British army qffleer who UP shot dead diod today
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    U.S. CREATING DISASTROUS PRECEDENT
    104 1 WASHINGTON. Mar. 30.— Former Under-Secretary of Mr. SumrK r Welles, speakins: over the radio tonight, supported a recent proposal by Senator Elbert D Thomas. wh,> "urged upon us the need to emphasize the value of trusts ■>hip system m the United Naand the desirability of enlarging
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    MONSTER PROTEST MEETING
    119 1 One of the biggest crowds to gather m Sin- gapore since the liberation attended a rally at Farrer Park yesterday and, by a show of hands, S unanimously registered dissatisfaction with the constitutional proposals for Malaya. The meeting S rejected the federation plan as being the result
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    Truman-Stalin Meeting Urged
    44 1 WASHINGTON. Mar. 30.— A meeting between President Truman and Generalissimo Stalin to clarify differences between Russia and the United States was urged last night by Karl Mundt. South Dakota representative on the House of Repres. tatives Foreign Allairs Commit- Reuter tee
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      49 1 Something FOR HIM! &KJt¥lldMllMl(£9%m L'QD HER! Nowhere else will you ft nd such a wide selection of I goods to suit everybody's tastes; nowhere else such values for what you buy Beer you the l> at -ie m! GIAN SINGH CO., 30 1 RAFFLES PLAf v )les: 80J', lAJ
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    SUGAR UP; FALL IN RICE; SPICE CHANGES
    206 3 SUGAR UP; FALL IN RICE; SPICE CHANGES Produce Markets Review i (i condensed milk m ft m Apr l. is partly retpon- ;1 local lugar prtc m tor. X wen Erf vhiU H W the Hi t0 Hi HB Xt Rh. a lump m B"u>. i thr^e I ■p V
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    RUBBER PRICES
    57 3 The S.CCR.A.s rubber pi at lit H^n on Saturday were: Buyer. Sellercts. Der lb. per lb. N 1 R.S.S. >pot, loose 43i 44 1 R.S.S f.ob m bale s April 454 451 Nc 2 R.SS i.c. b m bales April 43] 44' I R.S.S. f o.b. iii bale«
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    Profit-Taking In Rubber
    187 3 pundent> m an i trading ngve fluctuated considerably, causing a larg? turnover m the market. While London and New York are only nervou* buyers, considerable speculative buying hag taken place locally m anticipation oi a tree mark t in New Vv ik as from Tuesday. nand has
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    PRICES QUIET
    62 3 NEW YORK. Mar. 29.— Price* generally moved quietly withi.i narruvv range owing to fchi virtual withdrawal o| th bullish upswing, eh way weie mostly frac tie point with looses pre domiiiating and prufit-tai».^i RKist apparent In piv<.iul> No r-'m ukable changes occurred dtnin Iftte de lingb and all
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    JAPS KILLED IN ESCAPE BID
    56 3 I March 30. It here today tl Japi from tied whflst attempton Marvi: pt was d by Four were klli* d m the ["Km and om> wa. brought In later from ouUid th nably killed by the ptvpula- Kht were stil] mi^sias the Dutoh Rvards
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    Iranians Drive Back Tribesmen
    41 3 The Chief -J ral s Al n rted vcrnback 1.000 Kurd tribesmen on the rr n^ht inrej *>'*«<l and one hmidrort H slam up to ie said. nounccmeni lorted that Iran If ten<tto thr to Duri.ii UP
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    BUDDHISTS HONOUR DEAD ABBOT
    23 3 BUDDHISTS HONOUR DEAD ABBOT •r,. Bmldl,, Mass meeting a t th' 1 'o commemi HolineM Abbot fiNd latl month m aed uver I
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    SINGAPORE BUDDHISTS WANT HOLIDAY FOR VESAK
    174 3 ibtiric Staff Report* Singapore's 200,000 Buddhists wani as a public- holiday. Considered to be faith aJU over the world, this d;t i year on May 15) marks the birth, enlightenBth of the Buddha, and ,1 holiday m such countrii ylnn. Burma, a, Indo-china, China
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    GENERAL RISE IN SHARE PRICES
    839 3 11. i ly by rubbers with a (air contribution bj l i proportion s lias been attributed tv India. The busin. d m large buying by Penang which tuok BUbstantiiii parcels of .si supposedly for Chettiar account. tig were limited and iht market hewed little
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    REVISED TIN PRICE
    48 3 Readers tor the past lew month? a ii i led tin purchase ot produ or ot reducing iii Thi nipt i and Amei rnmentfl wouirj i> i to bnriK nir pi m Imp with ti Ide prtn i i m th. i tOQ quoted i
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    Morning Tribune MONDAY, MARCH 31, 1947. Economic Stability Before Reforms
    326 4 Morning Tribune MONDAY, MARCH 31, 1947. Economic Stability Before Reforms I'HK sp< Mr. E. M V F- i Chairman of the Chamber Ol the Chamber's animal meeting on Friday is a masterly comment on the economic abnormalities that the country today. The multiplicity of control and what he describes as
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    Transport Becomes Jet-Minded
    842 4 Transport Becomes Jet-Minded pulwhich thr< l 0 dir **N I trial the m kind, h dby the Ore -U W( crn Railway for use on pai»enind the flrtt jpropelled motor-CM ha> reached the blueprint stage. Still n< d, British fngineers are now exploring the ability ol harnetHni propulsion to mil]
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    STRIKES BREAK OUT AGAIN IN THE HUNGRY RUHR
    136 4 RTMUND, Mar. 29.— British troops stood b; with violence as demonstrations and strikers b .m to-day I lattcred Rulir. (1 U) n to a tew hours' supply i. but it was officially announced that British a: my tra: •as bring mobilised to
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    COLD NIGHTS: MORE BABIES
    33 4 Londoi chilly and rainy m Britain last Autumn. nowcd the birthrate m Britain and Wales had jumped by luring the first 12 weeks ol this over thi 194»> UP
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    SINO-INDIAN RELATIONS
    47 4 NANKING. Mar. 29. India's I Ambassador to Chn M. k. s. Mennh, presenting President Chi K.«: <lay said that Indi.i was now moving I md' and world regard Hie drvHnpment of the DD Hlily relatl< h China as ardinal objoctlves <>f h«T foreign policy Reuter
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    5-Second News From Britain
    80 4 5-Second News From Britain Ifauri Will Aft, A. Dick attract B Cheln. A ra Incom South have ply for it was Ministry cii Pretoria A call to pr posal on Gillingham i has been ma by Mr. C J Ptt Gillingham I I ell. Stanley H H road Cat clock
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    Threadbare Glamour Of Hitler's Wehrmacht
    335 5  - Threadbare Glamour Of Hitler's Wehrmacht GUY BETTANY I Kip Hl* W™ known C :iaps quite bine sU :orm HE ■X |a: bhn b) macb I FOCI) AM) COMFOKTS prc< fcomf plies. fetter H H' r* v I ft the I B li them uncomfortable-looking camp-l rid the rest of their
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      171 5 If it's obtainable anywhere it's m JhtL $inqapi)hsL ShopA. Art 6- Curios C. K. Tang All Kinds Eastern Arts Crafts Exceptional Value-Minimum Cost 241 RIVER VALLEY ROAD SINGAPORE. Cafe Restaurant JL Finlayson Green 61, Middle Road, Singapore, Phone 2620. Confectionery I OR WEDDING OR BIRTHDAY TEA-PARTIES CALL AT: THE VICTORIA
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      166 5 Electrical United Trading Co. 61, Stamford Road, Singapore. IF IT IS ANYTHING ELECTRICAL, PLEASE CONSULT l Embroidery Direct Importers of all kinds of Chinese Hand-made Fancy Goods. 4.OOCIMOIH 10, Battery Road. Phone *****. (Rodney House) Singapore Forwarding Agents Singapore baggage transport agency 45, The Arcade: Tel: No. 4658 Prompt Execution,
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      145 5 Optician Regarding the eyesight Consult^ New China Optical Co. 71. High Street, Singapore. Phone 3786. Photographer i CENTURY STUDIO No. 23, New World Amusement Park. SINGA PHOTO STUDIO 64, High Street, Singapore. Indoor and Outdoor i Photographers. Pianos USED PIANOS BY FAMOUS MAKERS AT REASONABLE PRICES Nang Heng Co., PIANO
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    FRENCHMEN DUEL WITH PISTOLS, DISAPPEAR
    86 6 RIS, Mar, h ol Infoi I leal Socialist Deputy m tl dual with pistoi. without either tk I r' was RaD c pair. with :eur seconds. disappeared, artfully t the who stalking them s -1. dire the Redical Socia paper re", was slopped m the
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    VOLCANO EURPTS IN ICELAND
    74 6 VOLCANO EURPTS IN ICELAND Reyl '.0.~ Ships, 20 m'les out to porte ght tha were b ash a 70 miles east of F: erupJ 1845 hurled t 30 000 feet into the Earlier from Ve.vman islands oil I< ith roast had been tun n Rhi by v. and car. used
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    Lewis Orders Mourning For Mine Victims
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    Indians May Lose Golden Apple, Says Gandhi
    64 6 Indians May Lose Golden Apple, Says Gandhi Jahanabad. Mar. 30 Man Gandhi po>t-prayer adI his listeners face value' Viceroy v c mnt Mountbatten's assurance that he had hand ov< into [nd!an band He said ti. temry insanity ol Hindus confear ci the current prevailing thr it the w >ui;i only
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    U.S. Diplomats boing To Nepal
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    Streets Turned Into Rivers
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    NEW FLOOD THREAT
    90 6 LONDON H < i I y i land m tli iis lit Trent le yj COl <.IV m i h HoMd thrti Hvndn ,l> peopif ln 'y outskirts ul Scunthorpe,y c Inshin n H I'.iti 9, and many mure hi beet! warm ,1 to n-epirel 'my <>i
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    U.S. 'Middies' To Cruise In June
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    APPOINTMENTS
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    'We Didn't Ask British Help' -Yugoslavia
    164 7 LONDON l&i 28.— The Vugusi iv Ambassador m Lcm- Dr Ljubo L^omiteh .deI this afternocn that the Yugoslav Government has -d the British Government 200.000 tons of wheat and other goods to be sent v, i immediately to pre--t nt starvation "Yugoslavia has a^ked
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    CONCEALED SMALLPOX, MALAY FINED
    154 7 CONCEALED SMALLPOX, MALAY FINED In beMr N b n Hamid itu Roaa, aded guilt conceal four ca smallpox at 190, M Pl« Road, a hut occui by hi M h» wife, mari and two i whom was i*>und rnallpox by Dr Chan of the Municipal Health Department who was called
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    Robert Taylor Leaves U.K.
    117 7 Southampton, Mar. 28. Robert Taylor and his wife. Barb; Stanwyck. who Wore mobbed outside the Empire Theatre, m Leicester. Square. last night after their arrival for the preoi Stanwyck's film "Other Love" sailed from ;thampton for home to- m the United States Lines flagship America. "Wo
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    RUSSIANS DON'T WANT WAR-IKE
    55 7 RUSSIANS DON'T WANT WAR -IKE WASHINGTON. Mar 29 Genera) Dwfght Efsenhower today said It was peri^ctly possible for a different system of government to < fist m the same world a< the America t providing it let us said he wa* convicted that the Russian people do no* want var
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    PENANG STRIKE CALLED OFF
    48 7 "7u Our Own Co-respondent PEjNANG Mar 29 Four hundred ii Municipal laurned to work today rikinß for two d.i A A off thr reached late last night following a lengthy m< N X Mr: ion. and loar ion ide Un o:is add: the i
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    MISSING DUTCH DAKOTA FOUND
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    VOLCANO ERUPTS
    34 7 REYKJAVIK. liar 29. Mount Hekla, I< towering UlO, dormant since 1878. e.upted tod Th« volcailo i' ibove the ,t,ic ;ilrftcld built oj the Unit iurinK the no important t U.P. vi'.wnt Hekla
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    Tin Announcement Mystery Explained
    432 7 pi tin from 1380.1 U publi> London? That question was being asked In the Malayan markets on Sat. where strong criticism was m. I the being r< I m this country during bu This is conl all precedent, and it is fell that the release should
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    New Quake Shock
    75 7 WELLINGTON. Mar. 29— A -harp earthquake shock cond this we< k wa fell at G. 27 a.m. today (lccal time> at Gisborne. New Zealand. Ii lasted inly a tew sec and no damage was reported. Tidal waves hit Gisborne on W dnesday alter a artnqu^ke 5) miles
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    No Need For Dutch Troops In Indonesia
    83 7 No Need For Dutch Troops In Indonesia NEW DELHI. Mar. 28.— Members of the Indonesian delrsation to the Asian .Relations Conference m a statement today said the Duch-Inrionesian agreement signed this week meant that the Dutch military lorces had no task whatsoever m Indonesia and should be vithdrawn immediately Sutan
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    572 Million Notes Destroyed
    103 7 The average amount of currency notes oi c rculation m Malaya today is pprcxima ply $394 1 2 million as against $222 m l! on m February 1942, showIng an increase of about 78 per cent. ot pre-war currency, notr the value of $72 million have
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    Around The Town
    975 8 Capitol Cinema the iiiKir With Sim Jonn tt aim a them tier ,n Renn< lleni perlon let Hired' In which ihi with Edward c; R ibinson. Lady Bagnall > linen d! m a becoming shade ol tobaci brown Also In the audience i urn Mrs. Elizabeth Le
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      34 8 j LI^L ABXEII a is AH GOT HOM%IBUL NEWS \tf FO' NO'^-DUE r CIRCUMSTANCES J U- V( BEYOND OUR CONTPKM-ZTH' Tm '-"q- JV BOYS" IS GONNA w /g/ We'll Be Kich*VVhen Von r«» Uead
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    British Film Models In London Exhibition
    1206 9 14 Highland I and th< lr m the Ciam-u i ur film Tl:e croft niodt m which most Ol the n m 'The BrotlM iiitilully Anil be d oi Patricia Roc, Finlay Duncan MarfUe and Maxwell Reed arc ieen together atlng a meal The
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    MORE CIGARETTES FOR FREE MARKET
    180 10 < J i .hunt irmal wei kly am u,ii morning, the E tbia week 'ion period. and haulii the distribute >n ol cigar< from next we the pub! c can buy the-e shop> date, t- be- n I-, l irmatlon tr m their head whether
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    FRANCE CAN FREE MILLION TONS RICE
    118 10 FRANCE CAN FREE MILLION TONS RICE NEW DFLHI. Mar 29 A ire stored up lied CochinChina for expert to India and South-East Asia as soon as th French blockade was lifted, said Professor Tranavan Giau. former President ot the Vietnam Resistance Committee m CochtnChina. who is now a member of
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    CHINA'S NEXT PREMIER
    28 10 NANKING. Mar. 29 -General Chang Chun. Governor ol Szechuan, will definitely become the next Premier of C'nina. Renter, learned from a hgh authoritative source loday
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    KEDAH RIOTS: SEQUEL IN CORONER'S COURT
    274 10 (From Our Own Reporter) PENANG, Mar. 29.— The recent clash at Bidone:. Kedah between a police contingent of 150 strong and 600 Indian rioters had a sequel In the Penang Coroner's Court before Mr. A. M. I. Austin today when an inquiry was held
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    S'pore Racegoers Charter Plane For Easter
    157 10 S' pore Racegoers Charter Plane For Easter Malayan A r\\. urtlrtf service betigapore, Kuala Lumipoh and Penang m a month's time when inoir second plane arrives lrom England. At the moment they c plane They plan o h.; i Airspeed Consuls. During the com ng Easter holidays, racegoers have chai
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    1,000 KILLED IN FORMOSA RIOTS
    21 10 \NOHA: 29 A I I I.COO md dependin the iland led or injured tn ihe 28
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    U.S. Votes $300 Million To Feed Starving Germans And Japs
    238 10 timed b influ In men- sen* U.P. would I he n xi 'tithj m Germ pan. Korea. All and Italy li a] to Truman > requested I .aid Turkt the mo. COO tor i»i China. Italy, U: Hunnd Polai riou
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    NEW SUGAR ALLOCATIONS
    95 10 WASHINGTON. Mar. 29 x>mmen tor alloca- ol 69!' him) short tons ir among the small ConsumAnd regions ni the Indian Pacific Ocean areas Persian Gulf area and Mid area ever announced by Khe Inter: ,1 Eanergei d Conn The allocations m short tons raw value, are Syria
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    PERSIA CLAIMS 5995 MILLION
    59 10 MOSCOW. Mar 29 Prince Ahmed Firouz. l Ambus sad or m Moscow, m a statement, to the pre «<iv meed I $995.t)00.000 for (1 ,i durin. Re declared that ovor 5.000 of munn id Other i il to Rll id that th| r I tli -iirity
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    IN THE AIR TODAY
    143 11 ft, I** Hi i .m VI l WORK— HIM SJ \M> INDIAN PROGRA KMES m On wave i he oi rune, openuncement and (Chinese Summary m Man- 2.46 I p m Tme Signal aimary m Manda--1 05 News Summary In 1.10 News Summary In 1 15
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    Riot City Fathers Ask Viceroy's Help
    49 11 Riot City Fathers Ask Viceroy's Help and >ither members ot the tniclpality have sent a the Vieei< I. Lord Muuntb tteu Immediate mt< i Calcuti ill ua t!i" R Atnbulai. lour ol -8 i m Calcutta Th< ned fire 0«n fli <>n li 1 as during 1 .sr Reuter
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    SCO War Crimes Suspects Go To French
    76 11 SCO War Crimes Suspects Go To French HAMBURG. Mar. 29.— Five hundred people charged with (.•rimes, including members of the Gestapo and German security police have been handed over to French leg .1 authorities by the American occupation authorit One hundred and fifty of their will be tried by high
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    SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
    19 11 X K\RF W O I 957 tons, f 1413 tons, tons, bu. 522 tons. I <inff Adi.
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    EX-DRUNKS HAVE AN ASSOCIATION
    77 11 CThe bigg< S1 meeting vnw Id by Alcoholics N >rth S3 An tnymous s a group of former drinlrers :ur< theii weakn Almost 100 members and their attended to hear a report ir by Far Ik r Dunlea. founder ol Boys' Town. under m S\ Alcoholics
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    Modern Penicillin Plant For Germany
    258 11 of th< cillin plum m continental Europ m ana. .n the \Jv. md( r Milit ivernment supervision. must suj the m luipm nt. h little i tli month R plant, whi be built with and ma n m it amom p pulai Bn t o
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    PRODUCE MARKETS
    292 11 Prices Quoted bi iuw are per olcul weigm except where otherwise 3tatt<l. Foodstuffs: -Yesterday's quotations were "Meehoon": Kedah $70; Siam No. 1 $85: Indo-China $68. Rice: Siam No. 1 $90: N $85: Rangoon $t3O. Glutinuous rice: Slam No. 1 $75; Rangoon $50. "Gula" Malacca:— Superior quality $42 White
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    Fostering Anglo-Indian Friendships
    385 12 Fostering Anglo -Indian Friendships INFLUENTIAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE 29. "Frienda ol i idia" C .1 British public and figures, has been inised by Budhir Oh Public Rela Ofßcer of the Indian Interim Govern- step towards promotii >d future I md understanding of the British and Indian iples, I learn tO- night.
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    20,000 Resettled In Burma
    45 12 S dlsplai ttled m Burma member In ch Pub!;. Works and Rehabilithe Interim Oovi Reuter today «t ol the assisted displ >ns came from tin 1 Chittarn Bengal Sir Ma i also revealed Burmese Government rmarked 6,000.--r distress relief and Reuter
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    ARCHBISHOP ON ECONOMIC CRISIS
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