Morning Tribune, 2 February 1948

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    20 1 MORNING TRIBUNE r v s«n.»' JOCBNTS. I SO 6 „y FKU 2. IMS. I MORNING TRIBUNE m m > M CENTS.
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    117 1 Korganisat.on- leaders Kitm m the northern Bombay. H>e situation vias re R have developed and ■Snforwnents supported ■ary detachments *ere Ehi< alleged assassin, Vinayak (•«><*<'. once Kd to the Mahasabha. ■v looting: and burning ■asabha members' homes ■sinoss premises occurred ■bay. Poona and Kolha■er Mr. -Gandhi's crema■e north Bombay
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    Refused Licence, He Shot Councillors
    72 1 ELMER. Minnesota, Feb. r— A storekeeper shot and killed three members of the city council here today after the group refused to grant him a licence to sell beer. A fourth member of the counI cil uxis tcounded as he attempted to run out of
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    Ship Sinking
    73 1 NEW YORK. Feb. 1. The Panamanian freighter SS. Norlands is leaking and probably sinking m heavy mid-Atlantic seas, the Coast Guard reported today. An SOS picked up by the Coast Guard said the 3,608-ton ship gave ,its position about 1,470 miles east of New York and 700 miles
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    U.S. Score 31 Goals
    35 1 SAINT MORITZ. Feb. I —The United States overwhelmed Italy 31 to 1 and Canada whipped Britain 3 to 1 m today's Olympic hockey matches. (Earlier results on page 14). 1 i
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    STATE COUNCIL AMENDS JOHORE'S CONSTITUTION
    177 1 ribune Staff Reporter) the fust time since the on. the Johore State Counpetferday mornlnf at the Johore Bthru. and delif( Jf two and i quarter patei part of the time k up m making amend•o the Johore Constitution Highness Sultan Ibrahim. tog the Council, declared
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    PERAK RATIFIES
    41 1 The Perak State Council, meeting m the Throne room of the Istana Iskandariah yesterday, confirmed the Perak State Constitution whereby the State became a member of the Federation. The colourful ceremony was filmed by the Malayan Film Unit. I
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    Respect To Gandhi
    29 1 The Selangor State Council, meeting yesterday to ratify the Federation and State Agreements, observed one minute's silence m memory of Mahatma Gandhi, prior tr. starting business.
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    Still Missing
    67 1 HAMILTON, Bermuda, Feb. 1. Bad weather conditions today forced the recall of 30 Air Force, Navy and civilian planes of two nations searching for traces of the British Tudor airliner carrying Sir Arthur Conningham, Allied Tactical Air Force Chief and from 30 to 31 other passengers and crewmen,
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    MALAYA BECOMES FEDERATION
    730 1 MALAYA BECOMES FEDERATION PLEA FOR CO-OPERATION Gent installed first High Commissioner Xl ALA LUMPUR, SUNDAY.—MALAYA BECAME A FEDERATION TODAY, WITH THE INSTALLATION THIS MORNING IN THE COUNCIL CHAMBER OF SIR EDWARD GENT AS ITS FIRST HIGH COMMISSIONER. Sir Edward. Governor for al-| most two years, was sworn m j at
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    SINGAPORE'S GREETINGS
    244 1 SIR EDWARD GENT Mr. Thio Chan Bee, Singapore's Advisory Council representative at the ceremony, then extended the greetings of the Council, and added: •*'lt would not be out of place to quote from the speech of an Unofficial Member of the Advisory Council th c following remarks which
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    S'pore Not Inconvenienced By Protest Strike
    238 2 S 'pore Not Inconvenienced By Protest Strike UTILITY SER VICES P MAINTAINED Tribune Staff Reporter) Despite the one day protest strike sponsored by me .Singapore Federation of Trade Unions, the city was practically normal yesterday with the exception of the British-owned Tnction Company transports which were conspicuous by their absence
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    Prayer For Gandhiji 's Soul
    253 2 Prayer For Gandhi ji 's Soul Last Saturday evening tr B six o'clock i special prajrer Hfrice was conducted ;n the Sn Senpaga Vinayagar Temple at Ceylon Road by t*V temp'e pries. Sri K. S Visvanat^.a Kurukka for the blessing of the departed S-M of Mahatma Gandhiji. 'Moksha Alangara Deepam'
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    Sentenced For Corruption
    126 2 An ex- foreman of worKs 01 Messrs. George Wimpey and C 0. Lawrence Thomas Fernandez <40>. was on Saturday sentenced to three months' rigorous imprisonment and also fined $1,000, m default an additional term o! three months' r,i. on corruption charges, at th e conclusion of a
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    JUMBLE SALE
    94 2 The members of the Church I Worker',, Association will se ll at jthe Girl Guide Hut, Clem2nceat: Avenue o n Wednesday, February 4 at 3. A number of artiiles of elofthimir etc. left over ft-om thbir previous jumble sale. Rmytfeiqg will he at reduced prieei and many bargains
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    Arab Hostility Aroused By U.S.
    181 2 DAMASCUS. Feb. 1. Commander of the Arao Army of Liberation Fawzi El Kawkji today said that United States support of Palestine's partition "means an end to American interests throughout the Middle East". "Do you think they can now bring a pipeline across the country?" he
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    2 "TAXI" HOLD-UPS
    107 2 1 1 Two taxi robberies occurred Id Singapore over the week-end. Ota Saturday nitjht, two Europeans, believed to be Servicemen, robbed a Malay taxi dri- ver of $8 m cash. N"o arms were used The incident occurred about U p.m. Later the same night, iour Malays, on*'
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    6 KILLED IN AIR CRASH
    67 2 London. Fob 1 The Mr Ministry report-, d that it had been advised that an RAF. Lancaster had crashed just outside Istres airpurt m Southern Prance this morning and that she of the fourteen aboard had been killed. The plane was en-route here from thf
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    TRAIN SERVICE NORMALAGAIN
    116 2 TRAIN SERVICE NORMALAGAIN Prompt repairs to the damagrd track between Kluang and Labis, caused by torrential rains on Friday and Saturday, have madf it possible to resume the roiina' Singapore— Kuala Lumpur Railway service as from this morning, the Tribune understands The service had been interrupted since Friday night, when
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    SALESMEN'S ASSN.
    190 2 The Chinese Salesmen's Association oi" Singapore held its eleventh ..miUat gt'i.i-iui meeUllK at -i-i-ii Kaniea v^uay Suigapoie and the louoAUltf wi'io eieoted Otoce. bearers ior the year 1948: President: Mi. Koi. Liun bfcK; Vice-Presidents: Mr. Lm bong Cnuu and Mr. Teo iiunj; benjj; Hon. Batrttary; Mr. Lini Lean
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    Huge Budget For Soviet Armed Forces
    319 2 Huge Budget For Soviet Armed Forces MOSCOW. Feb. I.— Russia s arrottf forces bude* t I will Utal «S.!U.VmO.«H r#b!« (ITS. $M.im.mhmkm>, TuUM less than la>t year but funds for "Nf scale s if search have been Increased 7 per cent, to an undivLj total, thr Finance Minister, Arseni Zverev,
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    PR FILM SHOWS
    97 2 A film on Penicillin will be shown specially to the qualified staff of the College of Medicine at a private show by the Public Relations Film Unit on Wednes. day, February 4, a t the Dental Department, College of Medicine, at 5 p.m. Besides this special show
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    60 2 Saigon. Feb. j I th c Special British Con.n.;s3^B m Southeast Asia, will pay /I to M. Emi'e Bollaert, the fjli High Commission. r m 'Mm China, on Monday as he M through on his way by i. r "]B ft Tokio to Singapore. H Lord Killearn is vp
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    UNKNWON
    89 2 SHANGHAI. Feb. 1-1 Mayor of Shanghai Dr. K. C.I and the Garrison Comir.anl Lt. Gen. Hsu an Ti-wu. last :M wired Premier Chang Chun^ ing permission to punish s,v«B the ringleaders who incited cabaret hostesses and work J smash the local Social MM Bureau office yesterday. I Announcing this
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    MODEL LEGISLATION FOR CO-OP. SOCIETIES
    107 2 The Secretary of State r I Colonies Mr. Creech Jones fl m the House of Commons^ Saturday that a model tion relating to the co.r.ptra™ societies was now bein J JM sidered by 'all the British COM nial Governments. He ?v\ that it would lead
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    NEW AGE GROUPS TO BE REGISTERED
    55 2 London. Feb. 1.-X nounced that a u n t 1 lc pQU .riß published on Feb. 14 < M the registration by groups of "Person^ n( ;:3ie( employed or gainful. .> ou Those concerned arc w Q between 1917 and m^ M mfzn born
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    80 3 Vj i Ihere is no b lity 'ci increased food im- th UniStates, wcordtai ,to the •Bionthly report of me Uni. States Military Government rtfcoi today. i rfP rt fcrthe period endJanuary 26. the day Gen ics D. Clay. American Mill G remor, returned to Ber. •a his Washington
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    GERMAN PoW WEDS ENGLISH GIRL
    74 3 GERMAN PoW WEDS ENGLISH GIRL Wellington, Feb. 1 Paul lutte, 21. a German prisoner •ar, married 16-year-old Barra Lucy Fox today at the Wcl|tOD, Sii re p^s '.lire, register oc>chuite. who is now *tationed Condcvtr near Shrewsbury fects to gain civilian status thin a fortnight a:ter work on ll [arms.
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    A DISCLAIMER
    40 3 Mr. BusSaio bin A!i of the Inv >rts Exports Department. fHPort, wishes to itote that t not the Hussain bin Ali. 1 s "i m connection ;;"V-;" ■■rv cf the i g R °Uofthi Coiieu of Mcdi-i i
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    Health Of Eastern 'Ports
    60 3 For the week ended Jan. 29, Shanghai reported 67 cases o* smallpox with 22 deaths; F«>chow 81 cases with 12 deaths. Saigon 6 eases Vfith I death. Bangkok 12 cases: Karachi 71 case* with 11 deatfes; Delhi 11 cases with 2 deaths; Calcutta 393 cases with
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    S'PORE STAMP CLUB
    21 3 The Singapore Stamp Club will hold its next social meeting at the Capitol Restaurant on Tuesday, at 5.15.
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    THE WHISKERS CLUB
    47 3 Th«r« wst mange soiind of grunting and blowing. Ycu know what Flop •tout fabl«« and Frogj," s«M Whisk. THts is Hi* Land of F«bl«J TkJt i-u-t be tht flog." They watched a frog putting •Mt liis ch«st t« an Mtrmtn sifi. is?-"?' 1 "»'*y^;
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    Gandhi Drafted Plan For New Indian Congress
    295 3 New Delhi, Feb. I.— One of Gandhi's last acts before his assassination was to draw up his views on the type of Indian CongTess organisation he would like to see established. A two-page draft. h e completed a few hours before h e
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    SIEW SIN SIA
    90 3 A quarterly general meeting oi h e Siew Sin Sia will be held at he club premises. 105-B, Beach load, on Thursday. Feb. 5, at .30 p.m. sharp. Members arv requested to note hat a regular dancing practice vil! be held at the club premises. qualified dancing
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    Monday's Puzzle Corner
    378 3 Monday 's Puzzle Corner 1. MISSING WORDS MISSING words m those sentences sound alike, but are speUcd lifferently. Fill m the blanks to complete the sentences They never thought they would have occasion to that The lady golfers would not off until they had had a *p<t of 2. CROSSWORD
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    15 HELD IN CONNECTION WITH GANDHI'S ASSASSINATION
    293 4 heiiiK m conspiracy With Nuljffl Vmayak Godc. ex.re mist Hindu editor from Poor, i. who shot Ganani Gode was quoted by the police ;u admitting that M ana liv Mntplratori Had i)loited to Kill Gandhi ;uid weie rafPODftlOM lor the unsuccettfu] bjn.b ng
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    CURFEW IN POONA
    268 4 BOMBAY, Feb. 1. Poona r.nd part of Bombay were under curfew last night after srief-maddened crowds snouilng "burn them out" had exploded into sudden violence against members and buildings o: the Hindu Mahasaba—communal organisation opposed to the Congress line of Hindu-Mus-lim unity. Over two dozen buildings were
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    KASHMIR DISPUTE TO END?
    218 4 Washington. Feb. 1— An Indi- i an Embassy spokesman said bere j today it was "po*sib:e" that the Indian delegation to the Security Council discussions on Kashmir might be withdrawn to New D^ini ihortiy. He said that such a withdrawal would Mean m effect India was
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    More Tributes to Gandhi
    583 4 COLOMBO. Feb. 1. Citizens of all walks of life m Ceylon— of all races, communities, and reUeiora and of diverging political yews gathered at a public meeting here tcxiay and unanimously passed fc resolution recording their erief at Gandhi's death. 'Mr A. F. Molamure. Speaker of
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    109 4 SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. \M Sir Chetpak P. Ramaswi! Aiyer, former Prime Minister! the Indian Province of Traval core and personal friend I Gandhi said that the MM leader's assassination may res! either m a speedy ptace or 'M predictable radicalism. I H e said that Hindu and M I
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    MOVING SCENES IN LONDON CEREMONY
    638 4 London. Feb. I.— The tragedy of Mahatma Gandhi was written on the faces of people of all nationalities, castes and creeds who crowded India Hous e here today to mourn his passing. Before a spotlit, full-length portrait of him m a dhoti and shoulder cloth
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  • ROUND-UP OF NEWS FROM FAR AND NEAR
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      72 5 „,< of the residents of the Malay ■>*« ■"c. Os (off sth mile, Changi Road, n; at l^'\ yesterday when the rßo^'C^uTp A B McKerron performed *;S^ ™*>- settlement Boys Despite the inciemem, weiiua large gathering turned out for the occasion. The club house was ttllT be flagged and
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      70 5 Itsir.i n m Singapore anl alayan Union will regrei >n of the death of Mr. Chong Ann. Managing. >r of Hoe Aik Suamsrr.p ■ftpore, at hi| rt'Sidpnci :it Tlmah Road, on Satur. dece^d gt-ntleman was ther-in-law q: the well footballer Chia Ken« and j,,hn Then. S.AF.A. and former soccer
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      31 5 ai», s s -'"'I waiters 5 garfS ought nniip^ the MUling ju,,,|. Pollce suiting a b 0U t niob lai-frpi BirUl sm ashed W^ f!" °ne policeIWM «J injured. U.P.
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      Ship's Bell Found At Okayama
      116 5 Ship 's Bell Found At Okayama London. Feb. I.— A ship's bell) found by the United fitat?s m- j telligcnce Corps at Okayama. Japan, has been returned to the Rcyal Navy, the Admiralty announced. The bell is inscribed "Yangtse River 1897-1927" and belonged t:> the 150-ton river boat H.M.S. Woodcock
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      $100,000 FOR IMPROVING N.S. WATER SUPPLY
      257 5 $100,000 FOR IMPROVING N.S. WATER SUPPLY When tne Seremban Town Board mot for the first time m the New Year, under matters arising out of the minutes of the last meeting, it was revealtd that a sum of $100,000 had been entered m the budget estimates for the item "water
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      Zog's Sister Dead
      13 5 F RO l -i T>I. 1 ">' -s Ruhiie wqrewerq Reuter
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      SMILER' SMITH
      26 5 Photo by Who wouldn't smile a charming young man tmth a personality. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Smith of Singapore. Studios
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      Mrs. A. Ali Stricken By Grief
      117 5 Mrs. A. Ali Stricken By Grief NEW YORK, Jan. 30:— One Of the most fitful fteuros r.iOurninjc the death of Mr. Gandhi today is Mrs. Asaf Ali, wife 01 i\e Indian Ambassador to Washington. Mrs. A!i had arrived m Xew York from Wa*hir»rton a few days ago to prepare for
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      Mercha nt Acquitted On P. C Charges
      263 5 missions of the defence counsel, Mr. K. K. Benjamin, the District Judg? acquitted and dis- ar.red the propri-Hor o» t-h« ehar£e Of n ot tagging the tCxtfla* Evidenc? for the defence was given by three emplcye.? s of the crop a^"d a merchant
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      FUSHIN MINERS FACE STARVATION
      55 5 FUSHIN MINERS FACE STARVATION Peiping, Feb. I.— A Ta Run* Pao despatch said today 30.0C0 employees and their dependents m Fushin coal mine were threatened with starvation as the result of air-tight Communist food blockade following the fall o! Hs. inlitun. The despatch said Nationalist planes dropped from the air
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      Baby For Temple
      33 5 SANTA MONICA, California, Jan 31 —Former child screen star, Shirley Temple, 19, gave birth to a baby giri seven pounds and sLx ounces, who will probably be named Linda Susan.
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      BIG SEIZURE OF AMMO
      159 5 (Tribune Staff Reporter) About 14,000 rounds of small arms ammunition was seized by officers attached to the Singapore Criminal Investigation Department on Saturday night. Several arrests have also been made m this connection. Acting on information, a party of plain clothes men searched a certain area
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      SMUGGLING CHARGE
      94 5 Hongkong, Jan. 31.— The copilot, engineer and wireless operator of an Air France aircraft about to leave for Saigon was taken into custody this morning charged with attempting to smuggle gold from the colony without licence On their persons and m th c aircraft renue officers found 24
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      1,095 S'pore Deaths Reported In 1947
      132 5 (Tribune Staff Reporter) One thousand and ninty-five deaths were reported to the recorded. Twenty-three inquiries were held by the Singapore Coroner during the year into the deaths of peisons who lost their lives as a result of war operations, while fiftyfour inquests, with jurors,
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      35 5 NANKING. Jan. 31— The Ministry for Social Affairs announced that 33.409.922 refugees have noO from communist territory since the end of the war. The announcement said they are at present concentrated m government areas.- U.P.
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    The World Weeps MORNING TRIBUNE
    528 6 The World Weeps MORNING TRIBUNE Mfifl AstnU M94*r.\ Colin T ni> Ltd, T>tH>,.f H<m**:. 9s. St. Mv tin* Linr W.C MONDAY. FEB. 2, 1943. rour shots tired from the gun of a fanatical assaaein ended the lite of one of the greatest men oi our tunes. He was shot while
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    In The Heart S'pore's Chinatown
    59 6 1 In magazine storws iht void VnttMtvU/H c*/*/ttJt*j :«/> i.«;j'.j w -..ya.uij u<»u r«/*tuMci j «i («j| closr-up of Upper Nankin Strt*>l .m Singapore's Chinntotcn. reveals a dismal picture of poverty dirf. <md con.^afton. Wroi the n'ft/'A touvi p/an«;»i'/ .srAe;/ic <s completed it is hoptd
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    Economic Revolution Through Non-Violence
    1315 6  -  J. M. Lobo Prabhu qwerwerq India has achieved a Dolticil revolution by Passive K-sSunce. The immedia^ question whether India can achieve an economic revolution to support anl fully capitalisv the po*i::«.al suc-cei-s. For many years, political factors have depressed economic progress m India, m the futur?.
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    Meditation
    29 6 *no thou Sht for the mor- row: for the morrow shall take < thought for the things of itself Sufficient unto the day is the evli thereof. (Matt. 6:34)
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    Around The Jown
    959 7 Ar ound The Jown WITH VERA ARDMORE H > Wedding I Kb I- M y anas^i L. Mana:sen. a ni:i.t-.^- Hcv J: ■;r thnt organdy r i-iny striped h a^; bio«o». white U^ri,d the lovdy Her t.oMstersMeda wer, th. bridesmaids I mrked m lupin blue W with matching headm and
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    S'PORE MOURNS DEATH OF GANDHI
    85 8 ImM Saturday over r,,000 Indian* and members of other communjUs atttnded a condolence mertinfi to ■■■>—■ thur sorrow m the sudd(n and tr<u,ic dtath of Mahatmn Gandhi. Picture nhown'thr t-rowd at the Wmimloc Street Pndamj listening to the tributes paid to the late hniuin Under
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    MAE WEST GOES TO TOWN
    194 8 LONDON. "Diamord UP came %o town and filial tho Pliaei of Wal( S Theatre. f| was i a kind audience. They ippliwdtq Mac West, laughed at h<M- gags, 1 arid enjoyed some of the slick gaudy scenes of )lf 0 mi n th^ touuh Bowery
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    WEDDING OF R.A-F. CHAPLAIN
    51 8 **32^|£&^^ ?3L A »«r™« Cnthutral Uetveen H**~ZfiSk Uti to right m l,^*;^'^^ Pat Hu(jhes RAF < °f RAF Hom J' >A L"«^r Rev. and MrJ McLeod wZln Command^ Bruce, Miss M argaret Cayhill. 8q I McLeod, Wing Commande* Rev. O'Neill, an d Matron Whyte. I 1
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    UNKNOWN
    214 8 ONE MILLION FORGOTTEN MEN Washington. Fob. l.— Ovi-r 1 1.000.000 men— World War II war prisoners— are still m Allk-d custody with the bulk working m forced labour, a surve* of official figures showed today. The United States retailed all prisoners both German and Japanese except Mispecteri war criminals.
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    Tribune Phogographs
    33 8 i Reprints of photographs appearing m the Morning i Tribune and Malaya Trl- bune can be had on ap- plication to the Tribune Photographic Department at S2.aO per copy. 1 i
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    27 Die In Fire On Steamer
    113 8 Hongkong. Feb. 1. -Twentyseven Chines^ including four babes were killed when a fi re ravaged the small river steamer "Kwantung" on Saturday evening a few hours prior to sailing time to Canton. Most deaths were due to drowning when the passengers 1 got into
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    114 8 dance at Dun Lao^afl Dublin, two men m cveni-iiH were shot dead at the '"fl two woman frion is vhofl had escorted back. H They were: Roter Rofl aged 27, a quantity surv*H AJbert road, Glpna,:e«M Dublin, a^<l Ronald Brain, aged 35. wholesaH pers agfn". of Ha" )^:-fl L&ndcn.
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    AWARDS TO SINGAPORE POLICE
    190 9 Hai Lee 77tt la members of the Singapore Police Force who were awarded the Police Medals for conspicuous gallantry or meritorious service. They are (left to right): PC. Debab bin Hussam, PC. Bamkm bin Sungip. Detective* L%m Tiong Hunt, Goh Siong, Tng Kee Hock, Staff Strgmnt
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    GOVERNOR INSPECTING GUARD-OF-HONOUR
    77 9 I X M. The Governor of Singaport f/ Police aunrd-of-honnnr at t JjWajf. Marching beside him i i>hah of the Police Training Sch <<>«inls. Behind them are (left) the Training School, and Mr. E pore Police Con 5. Sir Franklin Gimsan, inspecting he Mffnl Present 'ntion Partdc
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    POPE NAMES ANOTHER CHINESE BISHOP
    72 10 Shanghai, Feb. I.— The Catholic Central Bureau m Shangna! announced today that Pop e Pius XII has appointed another Chinese bishop, the most Rev. Peter Wang, 45. a native of Yusniec. who had been named bishop of Suanhwa m his native province of Chahar. Bishop
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    49 10 London. Feb i ifl Dentji a-, .v.^jM Organisation o! £^M -last night reccauS member to r.ruse«H I new National Healtfl til amendments t^M are introduced. In a Stat nt ::.-m said that m its vkwfl as propped w;ll ;,J sent high standard™ and art m dentlstnfl utility level.-R^H
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    87 10 Bagd Feb 1 T^ Government wo aid fioi possible to prevent t& of Meitlne. Harrrij Minister of Foreisr. A| today. Referring to the I treaty of Portsmouth, signature of which lei signation of Sayid Si cabinet on Tuesday, said: "Members c! tl had alreadj^exprtsseil on th L treaty before
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    61 10 Moscow Feb 1.-Aef the Chinese Commun agency. Hsin Hua. C: troops m Manchuria N prisoner the command Fifth Chinese Governmt Gen Chen Hu-tan. Tas News Agency reported. Communist trocps 7.000 officers and men a booty m the fighting I tun. m western MsncHJ Hua said. The capture of thi^
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    56 10 LIVERPOOL Fj Jean Parry. 21. a* tant of Knotty Ajj pool, was awaruM agreed damages l received m a Kirkby when tW on which she *W passenger was m a crash with a KW ing to A B-v-Ltd.. fruit llU Liverpool. Injuries to" 11 5 ture of the leg,"
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    1232 11  -  J.R. Wilmot Serial Story- By UNKNOWN BirrI Torlw. in" 0 ■i pr,m^<n down B^ut the compljB the can." mtiBou"u inquiring Hector, and thinking Eight be something Hbe:ng at all times Hp the Hand ol Jus ft lib. rty oi coming real good of you. said FOrdjee. "I I considerate
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    U.K. DOCTORS MAY DECIDE TO STRIKE
    199 11 LONDON, Feb. I.—The powerful British Medical I Association has asked all 56,000 doctors m England, Scotland and Wales today whether they are willing to boycott the Government's scheme for nationalized medicine. A B.M.A. delegate conference with representatives present from branches throughout Britain already has
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    A MODERN SARAH BERNHARD COMES TO TOWN
    758 12 FROM THE STUDIOS OF J ARTHUR R.\\ K M LONDON. Jan 21. Described M a modern Sarah Bernhanit. F.iwii,'' 1 Feuillere is to co-star with Stewart Granger m "Woman h\it«>2," produced by William Sistrom and directed by Terence fOUBg, which goes into production
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    102 13 Rubber gained cent on Saturday, but business don e was slight. Prices quoted are: r H° NGKONG, Jan. 31 :_Twentysix r,i ,c c P as&en Ber s are believed dead i <Wi 15 sent to hospital a s the result of a pniue due to a
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    871 13 <From a Market Correspondent) Malayan markets wer c never busier than during th e past week. In t'ne tin share section buying activity, far from slackening, m- dt-ed increased after th c Chancellor's devaluation statement. By th e end of the week quota- 1 tions
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    253 14 CiLAMiOW. FEB. 1 OBCAH iLA ILK A MAN WHO WAS CONVICTED Or. MURDER IN OLASOOW IN 1909 AND VINDI CATED AFIKK HE HAD SPENI NEARLY VJ YEAKS IN PRISON. DIED lODAY A I AYR. BOOTLAND, A I IHE AGE OF
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    187 14 24tt U^ mi- Yinj; ClUi. m a j i< iiUi y gMM »l .t-u-lU)ih ul io« i>< .LXX K->.,u Oil .iU.J> 26, in*.* UrWCM V -1 C A yi«'-U'IUUS tcan ■•ou-a a ran**) lor >' yl tr»nivs v* two. 'In'. .iJic-e V.s wou -.x oi trie mu:i
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    Russia Told To Mind Own Business
    187 14 Russia Told To Mind Own Business ROME. Feb. 1. The Italian Government aroused by the Soviet protest about the presence of American warships m Italian waters bluntly told Russia today to mind her own business. Italy followed this assertion with the announcement that a perimanent Italo-American treaty of friendship, trade
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    127 14 IMPERIAL CRICKET MEMORIAL LONDON. Feb. I— An imperial cricket memorial to service players kilUd m the war to be built at the Lords ground will consist t a large gallery containing a museum, reference library and a I reading room. When completed it will be open to the public m
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    U.K. TO "HELLO" TO CHINA
    78 14 NANKING, Feb. I— The Government Radio Administration will hold engineering tests on Feb. 3, preliminary to the open. Ing or the regular radio telephone service between China and Britain Th c administration announcement said following the resumption cf the service between China and th e
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    KILLED BY FALL
    59 14 London, Feb. I.— A patient of the London clinic MaryleiKmt. fell 25 feet to death from a Mth floor window today. I He was Frank Boyle Monkman. aged 65 of Rookery Hill. Rc-dhill, Surrey. A nurse hearing the nois c dashed m to find the win- do"#
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    "Give One Day" Starving Children
    196 14 LAKE SUCCESS, Feb 1 The rnited Nations turned briefly tnnight from the rancour of world politics to the cries of 400.000.000 Hungry children. It appealed to r.ien and women around the globe to give one day's pay during February for relief of starving and undernourished
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    88 14 ST. MORITZ. Feb. I.— The following nations hav e been admitted into the International Olympic Committee as a result of its meeting held last night: Columbia, Pakistan. Syria and Porto Rico. At the meeting, Britain's representative. Lord Burghley. reported on the organisation of the summer Olympic games
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    108 14 SYDNEY, Feb. 1. In the New South Wales State Olympic trials here John Treloar, m apite of a strong head wind, ran 100 metres !:i 10> sees. This is only threetenths of a second slower than the Australian record held by Ted Hampson. Treloar beat the
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    140 15 ST. MORITZ. Feb. I.— When the Winter Olympic Games were I continued this morning Chan I Koon Lee of Korea was among i the 40 competitors m the 5.000 metres srx-ed skating even t but i he appeared to start too fast and was well
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    85 15 TOMORROW: 5— 3 Badmln- on; 5.30 Shorthand and Typewriting Clacses; 7.45 Music Huiding; Class; 8.30 Male Voice Cnoir Practice TUESDAY: 5.30 Typewriting Claas: 6 30 Keep Fit Class; 7.15 Malay Class; 7.30 Badminton. WEDNESDAY 5 30 Shorthand and Typewriting Class; 5—9 Chess Club; 6 V M C.A. Art
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    204 15 LONDON, FEB. 1. DENIS, COMPTON, ENGLAND CRIC- 1 KETEE AND ARSENAL FOOTBALLER, HAS BEEN ELECTED 'SPORTSMAN OF THE YEAR" f IN THE NATIONAL BALLOT) ORGANISED ANNUALLY BY THE PUBLICATION "SPORTING RECORD." The ballot is held to discover, m the opinion of sports fans,
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    92 15 NANKING. Feb. I.— Son U Jen, Chinese army training commandent and chief of the Taiwan infantry training programme m which the American Army Advisory Oroup is participating, arrived In Nanking today for a conference with President Chiang Kai Shek on the progress of the
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    72 15 SHANGHAI, Feb. I.— A report of the CNAC investigating party on the recent Mukden plane crash m which 10 evacuees from that beleaguered nationalist outpost were killed i m a take-off, announced today i that the chief cause of the disnster was attributed to "tail heaviness" owing
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    262 15 display wnile making 82 and JHardstafT batted attractively for 92. The top class spin -bowler V 7. Ferguson was most successful of the Trinidad attack taking three wickets for 53. A feature of the days play was the fact that not one extra was
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    102 15 A team representing the Singapore Harbour Board Boys Club will be competing m the forthcoming SJV.P.A. League competition The club's application for affiliation to the S.A.F.A. has been approved by the Council. The club has a very large membership, most of whom are keen sportsmen. )S
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    Settle Differences with Russia in Name of Gandhi
    455 16 i< ;.v Fek i Mi H X r».,-»i n n Ir. i [fRI fi'h>i'< i Wi < i (inry Ih'. V I n", irtW I i r hi t t> ;»<ice' w >< tn th- i itwtm§ v, ■f, 1 7 mwifpe*
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    32 16 M NOOW, reb 1. -Indian' M nliter J'' 1 :i" J Mrs Pai Uft here by ah todt.v for Berlin en Hi w.iy back to India via London. Reoter.
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    147 16 Cominform Holds First Meeting BELGRADE. Feb 1 The nine-nation Cominform held its first meeting m Belgrade m the middle of January, it was announced here today The Cominform is composed of Communist representatives from Yugoslavia, Bulgaria, Rumania, Hungary. Poland, the Soviet Union, Italy Fiance and Czechoslovakia. It wao decided to
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    33 16 BERNE, Switzerland, Feb. 1. iviric-ss Barbara Hattoa Troubi«?zU »y, Wootwwth heiress, was re]k>i\ha\ m Improving condition i("iay following htr .second operation which hospital sources biglgted v.ms sirictly minor m week. U.P.
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    286 16 NEW YORK IN GRIP OF COLD WAVE STRIKE THREAT NEW YORK. FEB 1 -A REi CORD COLD WAVE HI I NEW YORK CUV SENDING TEMj PEEATURES PLUNGING TO iZERO IN MANHATTAN AND 1 FIVF TO TEN BELOW ZERO IN iIHE SUBURBS TRAINS FROM THE WEST WERE DELAYED UP TO 1
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    51 16 ARCADIA. California, Feb. I.— The Texan horse named "Flashco" lived up to his name today by flashing out from nowhore n th c stretch to score a nose victory m the first running of the $100,000 (U.S.) added] maturity for four-year. olds ac I Santa Anita race track.-
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    114 16 NEW YORK. Feb. 1. Albert Dodds, the 29-year-old Boston athlete who is also an ordained minister, broke his own world indoor mile record last night by winning the mile at Madison Square Garden m 4 minutes. 5 3 seconds. The previous mark was 4 minutes. 6.4
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    32 16 SMYRNA, Feb. 1. An armed I motor-boat of unknown nationality attacked the Turkish motorboat Messut off Samos Island m the Aegean Sea. it was reported 1 here today. Reuter
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    260 16 PEIPING. Feb. 1. Hu Shi nnf v ident f Pekln National University and former ambassador J he UWe* States, said today that Soviet actions against China had caused him to lose my 20-year dream of Soviet Russia", and admit that the Kremlin "aggressive force waa even
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    30 16 BATAVIA. Feb. 1.-Ra4»| Jakarta said I ndones ?il Premier Hatta has lor !l 15 -man Indonesian i>| which pledged support Renville agreement and wJ»| tinue negotiations ltD Dutch.-
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    29 16 TUESON. AKIZONA. -Deliberate, methojc^ Locke, of South Africa. the 18th hole for a* gave him the lead tod^, third round of the son Open Golf Toum^ U.P. U.P.
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    17 16 JERUSALEM, F«'b 1 other Jewish ml *f 0 J has beerr captured dv warships U.P
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    146 17 DELHI. Feb. 2. -In a Rr.y las In c than an Br.ri eharact rlsed with all Baboratv dot ill of Hindu I tiv- remains ->" Gandhi's ■were today dipped m t v e Ranges water and placed m B copper pitcher lined with ■eta!*, milk, camphor, ghee ■•■d butter
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    181 17 Indi'in shopkeepers m Binga]h>re who opened their doors for busineis yesterday morn.ng. tvere auv'SfU to ''osc >(i) shortly before *>'>(>*. by V"" t „f*lndians Who 'ravelled about m lorries cv.ir\,.na bannfrs. 7/i shops affeetm «fi m the Hi'jh Street and Arab B tree
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    149 17 CiSmT. iJ There Maintain, V Spirit can m th- at we shail r Resident an< l install^ c swe aring Mala n eer <™«y »«nca W hi,h a Set "ement Whlt h was held at the Resident Commissioner's Office today. Seven Official and twelve Unofficial members
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    247 17 Colony Sacrificed To Suit Federation The Progressive FartyTast night issued a long memorandum condemning the recommendations of the Trusted Salaries Committee, which it asserted would not ensure the recruitment to Government Service of a fully-qualified staff and the maintenance of an efficient and healthy public service.
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    62 17 BOMBAY, Feb. 2.— P. 8. Sane —Bombay Socialist leader, popularly known as "Sane Guruji f teacher BaneJ" has started a 21-day fast "to atone for the sin of a Maharashtrian who assassinated Mahatma Gandhi, the nations greatest leader." Godse, alleged assassin
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    258 17 3 COPS FACE AMMO Charges Three Malay policemen and five other men arrested m raids conducted by member \of the Singapore CID. over tne weekend, appeared before Seven h Magistrate, Mr. A. G. Shears, en possession of ammunition charges yesterday. Abdullah bin Yakin (25), a policeman. Said bin Hassan <33>,
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    114 17 A daring daylight armed robbery occurred m. Branksome Road, m th e Katong district, yesterday afternoon, resulting m a Chinese family losing $1,638 m cash and jewellery. Shortly before 2 p.m., four Chinese armed with pistols entered the house, taking the occupants by surprise. Locking
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