Morning Tribune, 12 February 1948

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    12 1 MORNING TRIBUNE W <„„» 10 CESTS. I I feb 194S I K|i'RSDAi *J
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    THREAT to KILL ERNEST BEVIN
    145 1 LONDON. Feb 11 Extia Scotland Yard detectives guarded Mr Ernest Bevin, the Foreign Secretaiy. when he spcke at th*> annual dinm» of the A nijio- Egyptian s<ciet\ m London last night. An anonymous telephone message had been received threatening an uttenpt on his life. In
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    BS PUT FINAL TOUCHES TO MILITARY PLANS
    98 1 BS PUT FINAL TOUCHES TO MILITARY PLANS t Britiab withdrawal to maim.-, a p sha. public j-ervke*. tfra ft The Political Committee ad- i: ;•-,'> turned until Thursday when it i[l Kld»lhort session b-.f.re ItSM the full Uague Council meets J*Jgg ar noon the same day. J■" i-*; consid< M
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    HOLIDAY TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS: ONE DEATH
    291 1 HOLIDAY TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS: ONE DEATH (Tribune Staff Reiwrter) A TOTAL OP 56 TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS OCCURRED .IN thf roLONY DURING THE TWO DAYS OF THE CHINESE l?w ymJar HOLIDAYS ONE OF THE VICTIMS DIED. THrTOAmcPOUCEWERkOn IN CONTINUOUS PATRO T L H S E D?m^ C THE L roW-EIOHT lIOURS A^WNGTC C^^^^^
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    Prices Tumble In New York
    177 1 NEW YORK. Feb. 11. Prices umbled yesterday on American *ommcxlity and securities markets. md traders joined the phrase turbulent Tuesday" to describe he widely nervous market. Cotton and several other commoiities joined grains m the fall. and stocks came down by one dollar to five
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    Radio Equipment Burns
    32 1 Manila. Feb. 11.— A lire at tho surplus property commission depot at Kuczon City caused i 51C3.000 loss late Tuesday. Racno equipment and photographic supplies wer c destroyed.- U.P.
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    GOLD) FOR A ET OF FAGS
    71 1 GOLD) FOR A ET OF FAGS IFV> 11 The cigarette Jar an is so acute <hat I American clgtitttei lil on the black market h ?.s 150 yen ($3 at the haftge Rate) but the Gcve;nnient admitted sale of its monopoly linsei" brand was so ley would have to start
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    bune's New cing Tipster
    6 1 bune's New cing Tipster Oj hnrstJke
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    Federal Council Will Amend 105 Ordinances
    333 1 (From Our Own Reporter) KUALA LUMPUR. Feb. 11.— To bring 1 existing laws into accord I with the provisions of the Federation of Malaya Agreement, a Bill will be introduced at the first i meeting of the Federal Legislai tive Council, sometime this month,
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    S'pore Lawyer To Contest Rural West
    134 1 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Mr. S. C. Goho. (Independent) ♦he well-known Singapore Lawyer has decided to stand as a candidate for the Rural West District (SHetan. Mr. Goho says that he will work for the betterment of the conditions of the workers at Seletar Secause
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    THERE WILL BE 95-MILLION JAPS IN 1960
    125 1 THERE WILL BE 95-MILLION JAPS IN 1960 Toklo, Feb. n.— Overcrowded Japan, which went to war with Asia to fftate greater spac e and resources, win have a population of 95-million m 1960 if last years population increase is maintained. And there is ever/ reason to believe tint 1947 s
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    S'hai Goldsmiths Reopen Doors
    94 1 SHANGHAI. Feb. 11. Locaf gold smiths will reopen doors on Saturday after nearly one years suspension caused by. the introduction of the emergency economic regulations banning transactions m gold and foreign currencie*i The follows authorization from the Government Finance Control Bureau to resume business m ornamental
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    "Sternest Punishment Known To Law" Demanded For Tojo
    471 2 t<t>i\i<!> mti>u for human rftifMJfy. K»^mn imtlliffl that the 25 <!<•- fen«!ants had the fairest possible trial In conformity with historic janctnittA* and ftdded that the j>jn<.M'.«;n- of the International tribunal wouM stand as an "e\unpta fa tli (> world." Thf mroaecutor
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    U.S. Officer Leads Greek Charge
    100 2 SALONIKA, Fib. 11 Amm<tn Colonel Augustus J. Repni»*r personally i< i <i Greek plattoon up a moi'ni ;iin slope under heavy iMCMMgUfI lire, placing them m supe.'ioi position overlookn^ the gwenrflta* u'ho earlirr bombarded Salonika Regnjer iaid that he took the lead wh'-n the Qreek
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    JUNAGADH MISSES QUAIL FIGHTS, DOG "MARRIAGES"
    418 2 NKW DELHI. Feb. 4 The! days of cock and quail tight s. Green Forest shooting expeditions for the last lions »n India, and £1,000 dog "marriages" are enclecl m Junagadh. small state m j the Kathtawar peninsula that juts out into the Arabian Sea.
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    LOWER LEVEL SET FOR JAP SHIPPING
    201 2 Washington. Feb. 11.—Informed official sources said that it now appeared that the Far Eastern Commission would set the level of shipping to be permitted the Japanese at "somewhat below" the three million tons which has been consistently advocated by th c United States. They
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    CHIANG TAKES HOLIDAY REST, OTHERS FOLLOW
    101 2 NANKING, FEB. 11.—President Chiang Kai-shek left Nanking on Sunday night for a few days' rest and meditation on the deteriorating political and military situation m Manchuria and North China. This convenient gesture allowed the people of the capital to celebrate the China, or Lunar,
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    KLANG INDIAN CONGRESS
    74 2 The annual general meeting- of the Klang Indian Congress was held on February 2. when the following were elected to serve on the executive committee President Sri SM. Nachiyappa; vice-presi-dent. Sri Keher Singh; hon. secretary, Sr. V. Manickavasagam (reelected); hon. treasurer, Sri O. L Sockalingham Chettiar and
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    UNKNOWN
    131 2 JAYXF Md lon M striking screen debut •lercurrent" (Seen -M Singapore > and U-M Lake," teemi •i^tirto^B the trail of murder :nl wood career. H Now the former I stage actress will playH con<l feminine lead £fl The Thin Man rostifl liani Powell and MvniH ward Buz7.e!l will -I
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    Labour MPs Union Rev
    94 2 LONDON*. Feb 11.Members of Parlittj joined Trade Union !ea* spreading- revolt asrainst ernment's "no more gem Increases" policy Twenty-one rebeil:om MP's def ie«i the Labour ment by rtgning a r.ictt House of Commons to I wages policy v "P* aromalies m paymwW taining fallacious econtffl Leader
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    Armed Intervention In Pale May Mean Calamity For
    224 2 Armed Intervention In P ale May Mean Calamity For CAIRO. FEB. 10. THE SECRETARY Grv-pn ARAB LEAGUE SAID THAT ARMID INI ERVfvvS 1 IINE WILL EXPOSE THE UNTIED NATlOifcJfl AND END IHE UNI EX) NATIONS AS A MORAI J FUL FORCE IN II4C WORLD. Abdul Rahman Azzam Bey. the secretary,
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    Offered Bribe $2—Fined $
    23 2 Offered Bribe $2— Fined PENANV.. F.'K ed him for riding w» a gently. Onj; J o^^] !hop-'assist:;n; w^JJj he appear* nings. tho Distnci
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    Turkish Poet As
    23 2 London. I Shman Beat, a m kish Poet, has ilen^m take up 1^ P^ \o Ankara RadJu iiia fTTTn Reuter
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      259 2 SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL VS DWJENTURE STOCK 1930 70 80 NOTICE is hereby given that jfnc Transfer Books of the above jftork will b<* closed from 16th 1948 to Ist March 1948. both days inclusive, for rfcc preparation of Interest Warranis m rrspect of interest due 14 Oi the ibove Stock for
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    UNKNOWN
    202 3 < D tAOaO MOURNERS WERE vi ftß m r^u WHEN A SPECIAL I ft? 4TI »N THIS M V',^ FOR ALLAHABAD. S^/JdH ASH f,uSRBEDAT THE MEETING ShES VVILL B E J i SSSsGANOBB AND JUMNA. 'CfcVx^^VNn OF ROSE Id tin- v, 14 v.r;s',i Paadl ..,cvntnil Aoinment. refugee women with
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    116 3 IGromp pi Uj teeuni ex- throughout j l(1 terki j,,, Umt* wwU i ■II tin.nna chaw- > Hit wnth uOMtol > \!,r I VisU t" i pd Europe i Jot Lomifi v s j| M f'ltr.nlnii'.s >\ <>n v hich S ucrik mchuli lest met lux is of ■I
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    TRUST—THAT FAILED
    223 3 TRUST— THAT FAILED LONDON. FE3. 9.-^uestions were askJd about a man's association vnth the wife of his best triced when the coroner, inves- j Ugated x, slicoting tragedy. The victir.i, Ernest Ciiarles Maiin^ a 44-year-o d motor r,:clkur.r. of Brookrleld-cres-ceot, Headingun, Oxford, was .ound wounded !n the h«ad »n his
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    New Candidate For Municipal North, East
    93 3 New Candidate For Municipal North, East The fifth candidate, independent, to stand tor Municipal North East, is Mr Richard Chuan Hie Lim. Mr. Richard Lim. a prominent Singapore Chinese lawyer, advocates free education and t> tter salaries for teachers Mr. Lim S3 vs. "My opinion Is tht platform fo r
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    "EXAGGERATED"
    61 3 NANKING. Ff». ii— Eec?nt press reports on unrest m Taiwan (Formosa) were branded as "exaggerated" by Lou Tu/isesun Secretary-general nf the Legislative Yuan, commenting on conditions of on the island to Reuters today. Mr. Lou repealed that Vice-president Sun Fo. now m Shanghai, is proceeding to Taiwan on an
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    8 To Share $4 Loot
    44 3 A Chines e pedestrian was robbed of $4 s.t t\ junctfion of Rowell Road and Desker Road between 11.15 and H. 30 last night, when h e was waylaid by eight Chinese, They also relieved him of his keys
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    Chinese New Armed Robbery
    47 3 toese armed with two 1 J knife pulled „ff n ry it a house m Kamfbrtveen iv.nv .d\d 9 2 'H!;, a::; d rob yesterday ne^ victim, WC re reagold locket and a 7 wJued at $500 a valued at S 2O. .j^d
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    SHION WAR
    35 3 °**rf"* sign ol "-•"> thitv Ameri- »Mins« i he- New id It sevOnl v three, irur id cr w stag" w laveup frock? whln the Ush,(i to L Home The v B»flr protest. I
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    Who Will Be Japan's New Prime Minister?
    223 3 t,> cT° 0> Peb 11 Whether Japan's Prime Ministership will go io feiugreru Yoshlda. Liberal leade/. or Hitoshi Ashida. l^ad of the uemociat Harty-two of the moat likely candidates for the post remained a controversial issue tbday. as both are doubtful whether jne>
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    Leap Year Dance
    98 3 Intending patrons ace as.keri to note that admission to the V vVCA Dance to be held on Saturday Feb. 23 it the Victoria Memorial Hall will be by ticket only. Tickets may be cbtairud c 'o»n Y.VV.CA. Hostel. Fort Canring Read or at 11. Leonie Hill Ro;id
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    New Cure For Goiter?
    152 3 NEW YORK, Feb. 10. New evidence that a chemical compound, known as propyl-thicura-cil, may be used instead of surgery m quieting overactive thyroid glands, was reported hy two St Louis medical students. Prs. Daniel L. gexton and Jam^s P Murphy, of the department of internal medicine
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    Negri & Perils State Councils
    350 3 Negri Perils State Councils The following arc members of the IVegri Sembilan State Execu-ive Council: President-- His Highness the Yang di-Pertuan Besar. j Er-Officio Members:— Undung of Sungei Ujong; Undang of Remhau; Undang of Jelebu: Undaiitf of Johol; Tengku Besar. Tarapin; Tengku Besar. Sri Menanti. OflScial Members: Dato Mentri j
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    TRIESTE MIGHT GO BACK TO ITALY
    60 3 ROME, FEB. 11. Roman newspapers reported today tnat the Italian Communist party is negotiating m Belgrade for the return o; Tiieste to ItaLv if true, dynamite-loaded move m both the Italian elections and th? "cold war." Italian nationalist lerv^ur was never stirred more than
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    Britain Hurls Gauntlet To Russians On German Documents
    314 4 LONDON FEB 11 GREAT URTTAIN TODAY HELD OUT A CHALLENGE TO THE SOVIET UNION TO JOIN WITH THE OTHER im; FOUR POWERS IN AN UNCENSORED PUBLICATION OF THE GERMAN FOREIGN OFFICE DOCUMENTS COVERT NG HITLER'S NEGOTIATIONS WITH BOTH THE EAST AND THE
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    MASS MURDER OF BABIES AT JAP HOSPITAL
    118 4 TOKIO, FEB. 11. -A second scandal, involving mass murder oi infants through malnutrition at a maternity hospital, was rei ported when the police investi- gated another maternity hospiI tal m the Yodobashi ward of Tokyo to find that false death I certificates had
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    SHOW-PIECE WITH GLAMOUR!
    53 4 SHOW-PIECE WITH GLAMOUR! legi m tantalising fiihr.r.zs. a mil*, a W and dark tr.sses pih-d nigh— Ytt you've guessed it -Linca Darnell bewitching star o: Handover Square and valuable pro-pe-ty f of 20th Century Fox. More Of h«r if you S° tJ me Pa v 'lion whero -Hangover Square i,
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    NEVER INVITED
    134 4 WASHINGTON, Feb. 11. A Sta^f Department spokesman ■aid that the publication of captured Nazi documents once wxi.s planned as a joint project for all Allies, but spokesman Michael J McDermott said that Ru**2<i UXU never formalhi invited to participate and never asked to f,r included. He did hot
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    CONSIDERATION FOR U.S. NAVY IN SHANGHAI
    131 4 SHANGHAI, FEB. 11. -Cabarets all over China are being stamped out but "high class brothels" m Shanghai will be allowed to remain open and two cabarets m Tsingtao will be exempted— for the benefit of the United States Navy, .according to Chiang Kiung Den.
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    Memorial Service Tay Lian Teck
    411 4 A memoria' service In commemoration o: the late Mr Tay L:an Teck. a former S.S. Councillor, will be held it 5.30 p.m. on February 14 at the site of his monument next to the B'.dada i Protestant Chapel The service will be conducted by Rev.
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    45 Per Cent Of Japs Favour Liberal Cabinet
    67 4 TOKYO. FEB. 11.— Forty-five per cent, of the Japanese people favour a Liberal Cabinet, according to a poll taken by the newspaper Yomiuri Shimbun. Five thousand four hundred persons m the Tokyo- Yokohama area were questioned of which 45 6 per cent,
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    77 4 Lcs Angeles. Feb I dm Sim I/! an interhK-at ryd... rf^H:, from Canvll D and Shanghai -cb^i E tor before the wtr I with cruelty. Sh, nid that Ik the Japs until .o.'rtiTb^^B-c war. when he b cir»B X and returnej to ■^"•■■.n^^Bthi her alone m Shangh^ I I
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    67 4 LONDON. FEB. -II Morteza Viadanpanah. War Minister, today z-'M R-. ports ot a military aLianH ween Persia and the I I States. Teheran Radio ai^^V Speaking at a r'-Jsß *.-nee he sa:d two Lad been added to *.r.e v under which A: ::^"^^R advisers were cmploj-a^^Bl these would b<
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    80-MILLION YARDS JAP CLOTH FOR
    54 4 80- MILLION YARDS JAP CLOTH FOR NEW DELHI. FEB. M has bought BC.eoo.oJi }^^H cloth worth 60.000.J0 from Japan, the K&f^B ter for Commerce. m Bhabha. to:d the induni^H ;rent today MaVi i^H The money was P**! dollars, he said but ,^^B been decided to Government d.d no v;^,^M loss
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    S'HAI RICE RATING
    70 4 SHANGHAI. FE& J Minister Yu Fei P lI^ pr to Nanking today -M ierence here relaUtej au^uration 01 on March 1 a ir« C(" n^H City Social Affa^ de^ doner Wu Kai Sh^ fl rechecking of the c en a ,«M tn connection Wiw bution of rations.
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    Will Be Closest To Earth Next Today-'Only' 63 Million Miles Away
    214 5 Will Be Closest To Earth Next Today-'Only' 63 Mil lion Miles Away fEB i> V ifnUsti are thinking of the day when they will be able to shoot a rocket to Marsh flnd out f °Tl2 r bl« > 200-inch telescope at Palomar. California, is not expected to be m
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    PATIENTS PPED IN BLAZE
    56 5 PATIENTS PPED IN BLAZE XvK v s ■ridct-r. patients aged and 90. d:,d m a fire Led 3. private nurs H r t:u lick P< w MX H mem pr urnc(^ ■ctnr:, were suffocatman m then h. jumped H floor window to ■t: worst since a nosBi::r.. the war Com
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    UNKNOWN
    47 5 I Feb. 10 —Edward Martel. ber of the London City iy demanded that plans atom bomb shelters for' paUM "we tfc jromt' t0 ut t. 'Me fast 5.500 wer^ on v 400 years j trt»" laid then was not ''we Tvpnlfj not c m time- U.P.
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    Be Deported
    22 5 IGTOX. Feb. 10.— 'lnej lU i Department of Qay announcea the j rUUon of Mr union, labour secrennited States Com.
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    28 5 ftb.lo. six indonesiIts who killed 2 Dutch Id i unded IT m bomb tar the British Con-' lerai and the capitol Batavij last December, t. death her*
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    19 5 lEBELRG. F,b. 1 0. -Found i provision! Ufln Act ere today rteon-irprovwl-l IramlgmI. Pruvi- return them n »w.—
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    700 Arrested
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    British Army Blows Up A Synagogue
    135 5 Tel Aviv. Feb. 9.-The British army today blew up an abandoned synagogue which had been us. i d by Jewish snipers as an operations base. The Jewish community turned th c Baalshcmtov synagogue, a onestorey building m the Mashieh section on the Jaffa-Tel Aviv
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    Boxer On Murder Charge
    92 5 JOHANNESBURG, Feb. ):—Cornelius Jansen Nieuwoudt, aged 21, who is well known as a welter-weight boxer under the name of Lennie Mills, has been committed for trial here on a charge of murdering Douglas Barry Bruce, of Croydon, Surrey, whose burned body was found m a petrol
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    Oil Purchase Cut Urged
    31 5 WASHINGTON. Feb. 10. The Commerce Department today irked oreijrn countries to out down their purchasei of United States Ml In order o help relieve shorapes hrre.- U.P.
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    U.S. Commodity Prices Fall Like Skittles
    185 5 U.S. Commodity Prices Fall Like Skittles NEW YORK, FEB. 10.— Prices fell like skittles today on Ainencan commodity and securities markets with breaks sharper and more widespread m many respects than any last week. Cotton and several other commodities joined grains m the tail, and stocks came down toy 31
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    S'pore Again Hub Of British Defence System
    96 5 S'pore Again Hub Of British Defence System OTTAWA. Ftb. 10.— Singapore has again become the hub of the British defence system m tbe Far East. Mr. Malcolm MacDonald, Governor-General or Malaya said here today. Mr. Mac Donald. who -'s on holicjay here, said at a press conference that "Britain's reputation
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    Poisoned Saucepan
    47 5 A thief who stole a shininpr saucepan yesterday from a Walsall (Staffs; I office is m clanger of death. For the saucepan shines because it has been used to hold sodium cyanide. And to eat or drink anything cooked m it may mean death. I
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    Ford Arrives In U.K.
    34 5 SOUTHAMPTON. Feb. 10.— HenryFord and his wife arrived today al oard the Queen Mary. Other passengers included Actress Merle Oberon. who is enroute to St. Moritz on a holiday.— U.P.
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    600,000 Want To Quit Europe
    56 5 ROME. Feb. 10.— Irvinp Rhodes, hairman of the 28-man delegation ol American Jewish leaders makinp I study of Jewish displaced persons m Europe, said today that 600.000 Jews wanted to imijrrate from Europe and would need triple the amount of $250,000,000 (US.) pre•tntly sought by
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    Percival's Despatch To Be Out On Feb. 26
    225 5 LONDON. Feb. 10— Th* joiig awaited war despatch of Lleute-nnnt-tieneral A. E. Perr.lvai on operations m the Malaya campaign of December 1941 to Feb 1942 is to be published on Feb 26. th e British War Minister. Mr. Emmanuel Shinwell. announced today.
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    SYDNEY MARKETS' SHARP DROP
    104 5 SYDNEY, FEB. 10. Sydney share market today recorded one of the sharpest drops In any days trading since the war years, after the warning by Sir Stafford Cripps, British Chancellor of the Exechequer, last Saturday about Britain's economic position. Until this week the market had been
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    Strong Measures
    33 5 i TANGIER Feb. 10.— Confused re- I ports from Tetuan, m Spanish Mo- rocco indicated today that strong measures have teen taken there to check nationalistic aspirations of the hot-blooded Moors.
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    U. S. Envoy Arrives
    23 5 RANGOON). Feb. 10.— Jerome K» Huddle, first United States Ambassador to Burma, arrived today by plane from Singapore.- U.P.
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    6 Killed By Fire
    26 5 HALIFAX. NOVA SCOTIA, Feb. 10. Six persona, including three children, were killed here today when fire destroyed three -storey build inp.- U.P.
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    MORNING TRIBUNE Hungry Asia
    478 6 MORNING TRIBUNE Hungry Asia TfIUEBDAY, FB. 12, M* iOn the 23rd of this month the Food and Agricultural Organisation h convening a conference of 55 countries at Baguio (Philippines) to discuss the urgent problems of nutrition and food supply m Asia. It will consider, among other things, what actions are
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    EXPLOSIONS:GOOD AND BAD
    950 6  - EXPLOSIONS:GOOD AND BAD PEDAGOGUE w POLITICS FOR YOUNG PEOPLE x i i s World Affairs t^^m^ A s I type thi* articiJ trnie -s t I rumpus going en -.jtiide t.-.c windows ol th;s clfiCc. It AM j rwvn going on all last night ax,d j all mcniing. and I
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    Australian Concern Peace Treaty Delay
    207 6 CANBERRA —The Australian Government is concerned at the delay m formulating a treaty to: i Japan. In a prepared statement the Minister for External Affairs. Dr. Evatt. said on Jan. 5 that th e uncertainty as to the future j of Japan was impeding the
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    Meditation
    139 6 No man can serve two masters I -Ye cannot serve G<xl and I mammon. (Matt. 6:24). reaching a definite B\ an urgency to vhidi J |Mac Arthur and the C;« I conference have also dn^^B; tention. Dr. E?att -J today that Australia, fccj her war effort :iIK b^P*^^^"in the
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    around The Town
    766 7 Lk WIT" VERA ARDMORE 1 -aller.cs. which m the ordinary lay are not *o popular witn tn« Cttk to mind an occasion when I was pacing through Venice and naturally I visited' th Doge's Palace, only to find it racked to capacity making it I auite impossible
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    64 8 COLOMHO. FEB 11.— Ceyion has decided to take part m the British Industrie* fair to be held m London m May. Mr. W. J. A. Van Lengenberg. Ceylon Director ot Industries, said that Ceyion had obtained a space of 250 square feet
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    104 8 MECHANIC TO RAISE LONDON. FrsH m mechanical ::M to revolutionise n^| standard of life I pleted m Malaya I Mr D. R :M for Colonial A2aM designed to prepJß proved a success i^B "trans- planter", c^B paddy fields, hadfl Rees- Williams acieiß experiment. which r^M >v*ar ago. was on- M
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    145 8 More Pay 60,000 Won London. Feb. 10-jM wage increase ince ®^M stated list week thaM should not be gran^M they were "m the ram teresf was announce*™ Sixty thousand ho« tives throughout Bnn™ receive extra cost ol of one penny for <wm earned. M Several other tr f e M
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    239 9 ALL SET FOR GANDHI TO BECOME A GOD ALLAHABAD, VIA BOMBAY, i FEB. 10.— All was m readiness m this hoKest of Hindu holies tonight ior Mahatma Gandhis 1 1 ans forma Uon from an earthly saint to an immortal god. It is the Hindu belief that as J soon
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    141 9 Waleswood. England, j ;i eb. iO- Two hundred and sevvntj throe '< miners played cards, draughts 1 and party games at the bottom of a 1,200-feet deep coal shaft to- day on the second day of a stay- m strike over the right to con.
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    PRINCESS GIVES GUIDE DOG TO BLINDED SOLDIER
    107 9 PRINCESS GIVES GUIDE DOG TO BLINDED SOLDIER LONDON, FEB. 10.— A blind ex-sergeant Dan Pieter PretoI rius, formerly of the South African Tanks Corps, was received by Princess Elizabeth at Buckingham Palace today and later left guided by two-year-old i "Nell," a sable-coloured Alsatian guide dog. The Princess devoted a
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    87 9 LONDON, FEB. 10.— The War Secretary, Mr. Emmanuel Shinwell, announced today m answer to a question m the Commons that the dispatch of General Sir Archibald Wavell, Supreme 1 Allied Commander of Operations !in South-west Pacific from Jan. 15 to Feb. 25 1942, will be pub- l'shed on
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    100 10 KUALA LUMPUR, F! "The Federal Constitit now been enacted and to all the members of rasian community, i the iising generation, operate not only amoq .-elves but with the oti munities as w?il; ex will m turn enable us. nority community, to 'lair and square' ds the constitutional Thus
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    38 10 Irun SP»^ Fet. 10. i^ ?lf j dayeexpreacj] ternati nal c P- m local /55i a party and news »J ,d at Irun' where .1 ~Tj ol welc me «M refreshments spj the reopening ler U.P.
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    War Hero Gave Interview, Dismissed From Post
    186 12 London, Feb. 20.— Air Vice Marshal D. C. T, Bennett. 39--year-old creator of the Pathfinder group of planes which 'blazed the trail" for bombers m the raids o.n Germany, announced to. night that h o had been dismissed as Chief Executive Officer of]
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    370 12 PIT7IV F r>oreette Charpe ntier decided long ago that one Sl 5 m L^JSSS for anyone, so after reading Edgar Allan name should be «£!F h i J or calle d herself Annabella. Her fate ha* legendary maid who K.ved m
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    61 12 MANILA. Feb. 11. Globe I wireless at 8 o'clock this morning puked up an SOS message from the Turukawa Maru asking immediate assistance because of collision with the Koonan Maru, south ot Kyushu. The location was given as Latitude 33.43 North and the Longitude, 131.53 East
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    601 13 {RE. Wl 5 v r:r yu 5 MaUjjn fl/ J *2A S 25 bUUb kHu 26 9 2^/3 SungJ U^ 3.25 laipxnic Cun. 2^bO i.~ Ta jOn<f 7aTley 2/ 23 9 Thabawleik 4 T-nirlwh Harb I J Tionoh Minos 30 H£ Ota Piah -28 34 Allonhy JJ
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    Japs Celebrate While Leaders Face Sentence
    85 13 Japs Celebrate While Leaders Face Sentence Tokio. Feb. 11.— By a fateful coincidence, the Allied prosecution chose February 11. the anniversary of th c founding of Jap *n. as the day to demand the sternest possible punishment for ■ojo and other leaders of Japan's latest drive for Empire •ho closing
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    ORGANISED "ARMY" OF 25,000 BEGGARS
    407 13 ROME. An oreanis d "army" Of 25.000 bonrars. estimated tc include n fewer than l- r >.ooo babies-in-arms and chil«lrn between the age 8 of fiv e and 12 \vars, plies its "trade* dally i" the streets of Rome. These figures are published, bfl thn
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    NORTH-EAST U.S. STATES SHIVER IN COLD WAVE
    115 13 Chicago. Feb. 11.— The Ncrtn Eastern States shivered m on*cf t^e most severe cold waves o:-. record as federal, itatt and cit> authorities took stringent action to observe the nations limited fuel supplies. Approximately 250 persons di«a m fned caused by overheated stoves
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    115 13 Bombay. Feb. 11.-Th c Red Guards, a volunteer force of the Communist Party— believed to be 3,500 strong m Bombay cityhas been declared an unlawful organisation by the Bombay Government on the grounds that it constitutes "'a danger to public peace". Similar action was taxen
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    103 13 Manila. Feb. 11. -Justice Sec. retary Roman Ozaeta ruled that William Chiongbian. wealthy business man of Occidental Misamis had -been declared a Chines e national, therefore he is barred from engaging m Philippine coastal chipping. He said that although Chiongbian's father became a F.lipino citizen when
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    167 13 LONDON, Feb. !>. "This man unquestionably a sadist of the most horrible characVr and the Couit j s not at all di*- posed to say that his sent* nc? lof 15 years' r?nal ■•nrltade waj? i m any degree excessive." These wer e the wor<ls of Mr
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    157 13 LONDON, Feb. 10. Better feeling prevailed throughout today's markets, but did not result m any great movement or increase m trade due largely to today being the last of the account. There was general support m the Giltedged section particularly for the lpngdated issues with Consols 2>.
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    74 13 Indian labourers attached to the Municipality have obtained permission to take the afternoon off today to take part at a mass meeting this afternoon jto mark the day when the ashes of Mahatma Gandhi will be immersed m India's sacred rivers. Th? labourers are asked to take part
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    374 14 OVRRSEAfc CHINESE NATIONAL roRpUOFTOOVKR^fi CHINESE AFFAIRS COMMISSION IN A SIAILMLM lODA\ \KiLt- I TWO MOHTHB POOII 01 lAI I AIU. Mr Kan who itt ntfed the t. :i DS 11l QiUit tun y w u<-ih: last >'♦•" a i.. Chl» I I' -<■■•
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    S'hai Mill Riot: Workers Released
    118 14 Shanghai. Feb 11. -Garrisoa I and police authorities h^v, attn unced the release of 193 male and female workers of the Sung Sing Cotton Mill who werr Retained m connection with v serious riot on February 2 m which three workers were killed and 38
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    151 14 r POK, FEB. 10 The Chinese II play "The Rest' en Taursctay. February 12. starting! 1 8 30 a.m. on the rurf Club' you course m the Chinese New Voar fjolf The teams are: Oheah Hock Hpiiu and Teh Khoon Chuar versus Todd and 1/cLare.n. Tt'h
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      256 14 RACE WEIGHTS for SECOND DAY Following are handicaps Darnok 7.13 for four events on the second Spring Fever 710 day cf the S.T.C. Spring Everest 7.09 meeting: Precious Stream 7 09 Abt. 6 Furs Gold Medalist 9 00 r°K er l ta L 912 Kashmiri Song 811 Liberty Man 9
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    576 15 Surprises In Australian am To Tour England I m es Announced lh ,n- a vno r«l «:rprtos In Aus\t H^ H l« i- -i«i this summer. <'"" ':r u^-!h «SUd today foil-™ EuPMN S(l1111 SEW SOITH itl" N VKTOIfl'V.M' NE W p,n: iNKW soiTH i.nbv ><n th Iviiini:'' RrK> (NBW
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    78 15 Tennis Win Britain m-'o ii.- -Britain** No. Bi- player. Richard today Uminated t m 1 1 n, v Yorl m m the :nen"< mr.- world taoi- .tennis W'-'.' j i> Emp r« P' i V eliminat( tht 18. I" ol St Louis. M.s- -.v Zealand Cham- I Algii 21 19.
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    Amarnath Resents Criticism
    90 15 MELBOURNE. Feb. 11 Amarnath, India's Test Captain, replying to Duleejmnhji's criticism of his captaincy alleged that Duleepsinhji'M criticism had been destructive, discouraging and technically wrpny. 'There fa no truth m the allegation that I tZok no notice of the botclers m placing the field," said Amarnath. 7
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    101 15 New York. Feb. 11.— The United i States Lin e freighter Pierre S. Dv Pont, with 44 crewmen: aboard, is m distress m heavy t seas off Newfoundland as rescue ships rushed to assist her j With the sea pouring through -racks m he
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    167 15 DAVOS. (Switzerland). Feb. II. 1 Grctchen Merrill, of Boston, who finished eighth m the Women's Olympic Figure Skating competition, sad tonight that she was withdrawing from the world championships, which start to- rr.orrow. "I am overtrained and overtired j Mid I cannot take
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    INDIAN TEAM TO MEET VICTORIA
    65 15 MELBOPRNE. Feb. 11. The; Indian team to play the Victorian Country side at Geelong on Saturday and Monday will be chosen from the following Mankad, Bmxare Nayudu. Gul Mahomed Amir Elahi. Sen. Rangnekar, Kishenchand, Phadkar, Adhikan, Rai Singh and Ranvirslnhji. The remainder of thi Indian
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    719 15  -  ALLAN LEWIS Spore Track Notes by SINGAPORE. WEDNESDAY. RACKS NO. 2 AND xNO 3 WERE AVAILABLE FOR WORK JHIS MORNING A I 3UKI i riMAH. WHEN MOST OF THE CANDIDATES FOR THE SINGAPORE TURF CLUB SPRING MEETING WERE CONFINED To SXOW WORK. Aran« th v
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    43 16 Pic him A passing out parwl* <>t M>ilmi RAF. Palue uas r'cntlu h> I<l m Sjnfi'ijt(>rf, and tb* hi ptcturtt shore (lop) (i firoujp <>f sotnt <>f thr littinin<i MrWMMf, nn,i (iu)ht\ a ffMral ,fa m v) tin pnrtuh Rafpro
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    239 16 Shanghai, Feb. 11 Shanghai devoted Itsel! to celebrating the lunar New Year. Ignoring a government ban against firecrackers, torpedoes and aerial bomb-. which roared through the night m the traditional nolsemaJdng. Technically it Is illegal to celebrate but that was no bar to Chinese
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    107 16 BANGKOK. Fib. 11. Sjm/«--pOTO boxmij promoter Koxr Kirn Lin, vho arrived hen on Friday from Manila, is at present ne<iotiatiny for staffing of bouts ktte. With him is Singapore Itoxcr, Jimynif Bird, while he expects Cantonese David Kui Kong Yong. now
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    77 16 BATAVIA. Feb. 11, Nineteen were killed when a Dutch military I Dakota crashed late yesterday 15 miles north-west of Bandoeng on a 20 minute flight from Batav'ia The plane was carrying a cew i pf four, 11 soldiers and four civilians, two of whom were
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    87 16 Los Angeles, Feb 11.— A Pakistan alliance with other Arab nations could wreck peace hopes m India. Sir c. p. Rimaiwaml Aiyar. former Travancore Pre nucr, warned today. I Addressing a meeting of the ,V\ -..stern branch of th t Foreign Policy Association, he said that while
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    247 16 lOKIO. FEB. 11.- MR. STERLING COLin, OF IHE LABOUR DIVISION OF THE AN W QUARTERS HERE I OLD A JAPANESE PRrV AUj i^M lODAY THAI JAPAN MUST END HER rr^J Co 5B MARCH 1 JLIE STi^H provide a l eaa fop J E
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    76 16 CHICAGO. Feb. 11 Printers m eight Chicago shops have voted to stop setting advertisements for use m Chicago newspapers where I union printers are on strike, a spokesman for job printers said today. The movement was rei ported spreading to other job shops which said that
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    170 16 Nanking. Feb. M emment war r-.aphan^H Military Spokesman I^B Vi at a pre>s r.'.^J showed an 80 mflei 9 the vital Peipir.g-Mjii^H way. lining Vj J China, proper, b fl hands. The stretch runs M south o c Hsinmin. 35 r^H west Of Mukck-n 9 Talingho.
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