Morning Tribune, 14 February 1948

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    COMING UP NICELY?
    34 1 COMING UP NICELY? Photograph) f/.VG VP MCELY7 Mrs. Khoo Soo Chay. charming wife of ■Mmhm met -horse ountr. xoatches through binoculars llirlorM ii put through its paces on the Bukit Timah durmij training. Tribune
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    Moratorium Bill Is "Death Sentence"
    166 1 Moratorium Bill Is "Death Sentence" I T"" I l i t(int(tmour it to Government sentencing Pwe people who stayed behind m Singapore during the PM, declare* Mr. Tan Lark Sue. of Ai'k Hoe and Co., Ltd., PW rubber merchant, m commenting on the Moratorium Dwernment be says, is ie«l about
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    Called For Talks
    29 1 BANGKOK, FEB. 13.— Chinese Ambassador Li Tien Theng is proceeding to Nanking very fcoon being called for consultation on conditions here, Chi-P.ese-Sifimesp news rpnorted today. Reuter
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    UNKNOWN
    44 1 M*2> AderiantroiPJ Colonel was sentenced LE™ hard labour and for ptrjury and "J«tafonnatiiin for war f y under a SCAP ilv r, M ;is convicteJ todisclcs' E^,tat ce Jfi? g Allie:1 -yiWd to prewnt fo, 1 10 t0 Australi Conducting the m U.P.
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    IPPER BRADMAN
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    GANDHI MURDER: SECRET PROBE
    96 1 BOMBAY. FEB. 13. -Police refused to confirm or deny a report m a Bombay newspaper today that the assassin of Mohandas K. Gandhi has been brought here from New Delhi. The story, m a Bombay afternoon paper, the Free Press Buhetln, said: "No further details are
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    Malay Candidate For Rural East
    63 1 The Malay Union, Singapore, has nominated Sardon bin Haji Zubir as a candidate for Rural East m the coming Legislative Council elections. This was decided at a meeting oi the Union held last night. The meeting also passed a resolution to send a brotest to
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    100,000 Soviet troops in Dairen, Port Arthur?
    107 1 100, 000 Soviet troops in Dairen, Port Arthur? SHANGHAI, Feb. 13.- -About 100,000 Soviet troops are conr'ntrated m the Soviet-controlled Chinese ports of Daircn and Port Arthur, according to a report appearing m today's Shun Pan. erne of the largest Chinese dailies here. Quoting informed circles m Mukden, the report
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    'GREAT TEST' of DEMOCRACY Britain's Export Drive
    501 1 'GREAT TEST' of DEMOCRACY Britain s Export Drive Support For Britain's Vital Export Drive LONDON, FEB. 13.— THE FEDERATION OF BRITISH INDUSTRIES WHICH IS RECOGNISED AS THE MAIN EMPLOYED IN THE (OINTRY, HAS PROMISED TO SUPPORT THE GOVERNMENT S MOVES IN THE STRUGGLE XGAINST RISING PRICES WHICH THREATEN THE SUCCESS
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    FALKLAND ISLANDS
    51 1 London, Feb. 13.— Chile has rejected a British offer to arbitrate the dispute over the Falkland Is. land dependencies before an International Court of Justice, it was disclosed today, when texts of the notes exchanged between the two countries were released. The texts **pre also released m Santiago.
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    Khartoum Veteran Dies
    65 1 London. Feb. 13.— The death was announced of Maj.-Gen S-r Frederick Ross of Oxfcrdshe ir former Colonel of the Durham Light infantry. Sir Fredrick hai a distinguished military care commencing m 1880 when he was gazetted to th e 68th Ught In. fantry from Sandhurst. He served
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    WHOM SHOULD THEY JOIN?
    133 1 WHOM SH OULD THEY JOIN? BANGKOK, FEB. 13. The Interior Ministry here received an anonymous telegram dated Kota Bahru asking that a plebiscite be held m tl\e southern provinces to determine the wishes of people who wish either to join Malaya or remain m Siam and saying that a petition
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    SJAHARIR FORMS NEW PARTY
    51 1 SJAHARIR FORMS NEW PARTY BATAVIA. Feb. 13. Long standing differences between Indonesian Republican leaders reached a climax today when Dr. Sutan Sjahrir, former Republican Premier, led a breakaway movement to form a new political party called the Indonesian Socialist Party, messages reaching here from Jogjakarta, the Republican capital, reported. Reuter
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    EDITOR KILLED
    41 1 TEHERAN, EFB. 13. Unknown gunmen last night shot and killed Mohammad Masoud, editor of the influential weekly Mard Em Rooz, who three months ago offered 1 000,000 rials (£8,000) reward to anyone assassinating the then PersianPremier, Ohavnm es Sultaneh.
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    THE TRIBUNE'S LAST-MINUTE RACE TIPS
    180 1 THE TRIBUNE'S LAST-MINUTE RACE TIPS Don't forget to buy to- j, day's Malaya Tribune. i I It will contain last-minute information on this after- I noon's racing prospects by Allan Lewis, former jockey > I and trainer, who has joined L the Tribune as Special I Racing Correspondent. J I
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    "Woman Of Little Thinking Power" Jumped To Death
    343 2 CORONER RETURNS FINDING of SUICIDE Whilst her mind \ya A "disturbed" a young Chinese woman Jumped to her death Vhrough an air well, from the second floor a house on Duxton. Road on Feb. I r At the inquiry i,ito the death
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    UN Advance Guard Enters Palestine
    109 2 LONDON, K« b U A British f'oioniui (Met ipoatesnaa mid Hi It lin is prepared to permit ■small advance guard" of the United Nations Palestine Commission t»» enter the Holy I^and immediately, but, movements must hf restricted for security reasons. He said "Inasmuch IS we
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    COLONY'S INCOME TAX OFFICERS
    76 2 II is officially announced In today's Government Gazette that the following additional Income Tax Officer! have been appointed Ifr. ii. B. Heasman Compt-rol|<r-(general of Income Tax. Mr 1) A F. Smith Assistant Comptroller of Income Tax. Mr. A. C Argent Assistant Comptroller of Income Tax. Mr.
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    GENOCIDE: A WARNING
    123 2 MANCHESTER, ENQ'JAND, Feb. 13. !n a letter to 1 1< Chester Guardian to<iay. P* ad BmCk, the world f**9*** ress who has ne hie v€d 4k*tffm> t\on for her books on Chra. warned that the crime of ode "the d< strueHon of any m. >ii. mttmm*!, r*ii**n*,
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    Teachers' Dance
    85 2 Then will be i STD Chineae n h Wear dance at the SVC. Drill Hail toraOlTow at 8. Tlir Sul -Committee organising this dance comprise. Mr. M Ponnuaamy, Mr Teoh Khoon Inn, Mrs. K«'<>v. Peck Lena, Mi.. d.X Kraal, Mn Tan Man- Rian, Mis* M. OoInee, Mr C
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    "FRIENDSHIP TRAIN"
    48 2 Sprlngfh Id (Illinois) Feb 12 Carloadi ol grain, milk, canned stuffs and other fooda gathered m the natlon'i breadbasitet stales are to b. link«yi into a 1 1 i endshjp train and .sent to the hlfhgry people <>r Europe m thi name «»t Abraham Lincoln. U.P.
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    SPEED-UP OF JAP DISARMAMENT
    102 2 Washington. Feb. 13. TiVt eleven. nation Far Eistern Ad sory Council has ordered un early completion of Japanese disarmament. This directive would be binding on General Douglas Mac Arthur. Allied Supreme Com. mander m Japan, members of the Council said. Th 0 Council approved m general
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    Arab Leaders Sink All Differences
    156 2 CAIRO, Feb 13 The admission 04 Haj Amin El Hussein, the Mufti of Jerusalem, to the meetings of the Arab League Council for the first time foreshadows intensified Arab warfare m Palestine m the near future, m the view of competent observers here. It confirms
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    REST AFTER TURMOIL
    52 2 lokio. Feb. 13. Ex-TMme Minister Ttt.su KataYsma is scheduled to leave ior his home at Kata.sc. a sea-side resort. 30 milei south of Toklo, for a rest follow, ing the political turmoil resulting m his resignation. However, he will not be relieved of his responsibilities as Prime
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    WOMEN RELATE STORY ALLEGED ARMED ROBBED
    338 2 Aim^d robbers gagged her and removed $10 Iron her person, but when she managed to push the handkerchief down with her tongue and told them that the $10 was all the money she possessed, they threw the money on the floor and left. This
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    POLICE HUNT FOR SLAYER
    115 2 POLICE HUNT FOR SLAYER Singapore Police are intensifying the search for the young Malay who stabbed to death a man and his mother-in-law m their home m Lorong 17. Geylang, on Thursday night. Both parties are Malays. It appears that the man who is being hunted down, was talking to
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    TAXI DRIVER JEWEL ROBBER CHARGE
    136 2 TAXI DRIVER JEWEL ROBBER CHARGE A Chinese taxi dim. Choy was produced i Seventh Police Court J on a tentative charft o ting the commission of ed robbery or cash and lery amounting t $530 The offence i| nU taken plac» at a house ii pong Henderson Read right of
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    GERMAN COU CAN STAY IN
    77 2 WASHINGTON. Feb. Justice Dsoartment M deportation action agsnj Eisler and hji wife Louise) ditlon that the German-JJ pie leave the United State! tarily. A Depart men* 6| the final deportation order! Eisler which had been Sfl be pressed if the i ip*j leave the country
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    Doubts Remove
    84 2 Doubt* as to 1 tton of the word "Maia^ Transfer of P<* ul tation Ordinanci JStovedwhenabil J is introduced m tw Council shortly. Section 2 ol thi J A contains a definition on as Including the Singapore. Pen; and the Federated tf sted Malay St same section II
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    Naafi Car Driver Gets Four Years' Jail
    185 3 Io Many Thefts From 1 J rmy Says Judge H iff M tin Adam, employed by the riforotts imprisonment by co rt yesterday on a charge of C ,..,heel and tyre belonging NAAF- nan;m B.J, rottM the accused guilty. f t lb t
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    UNKNOWN
    81 3 Met en seh> hawking nhooi Ncenc n R Ro-.d th( m mlng of rdP C OH 'V that sh( was King but had b ught the L Chi! 's N a Yelr. Moan v -Ko >1(l Wthat purchastti juck? and thn c chic. ;r:-W II ►terealed that the pettii
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    UNKNOWN
    84 3 hi F b 13. rhe second navy c urts martial try. b Dnlt{ sti s marine charged with using the ;i t :< lll( gaily I corril lain. band< ned at to break i nspiracy part ol potential n p*«u mat unal en. |or Fsingi continue J after tl
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    First Hand Lesson For Raffles Boys
    105 3 As a means of gaining an in- si^ht into the administration of justice m the local courts, a batch ot ten students from the upper forms of the Raffle Institution, Singapore, spent the whole of yesterday aiternoon at the Assize j Court watching the
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    DISPUTE OVER A TONTINE
    55 3 Hail m $200 war, allowed by the Third Magistrate to Gob 'Hiok Heng, a 36-vear-olrl Teoehew. until Feb. 20 Goh claimed trial to dishonestly deceiving a compatriot. Tan Yew Kian of $70 "which was to have been paid to Tan out of a Tontine, at North
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    N.Y. TIMES ON CEYLON'S FREEDOM
    215 3 NEW YORK. Feb. 12. The Ken? York Times, welcoming Ceylo.i as "the youngest dominion" sa J d editorially today: "Ceylon takes its P lace a s a dominion with bright prospect' for the future. The youneest. aid most picturesque fragmert of the old British Empire
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    R.A.F. NAAFI SHOP MANAGER CHARGED
    67 3 R.A.F. NAAFI SHOP MANAGER CHARGED Michael Urn. aged 24. a Hylam. described at the Fourth Police Court yesterday as the manager of the NAAFI shop at R.A.F. Tengah. was remanded m custody until today on a charge of criminal breach of trust Lim pleaded not guilty to criminal breach of
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    Gandhi Funeral Film At Cathay
    25 3 The Gaumont British News will be showing the funeral rites of Ghandi at the Cathay Theatre today and all performances.
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    20 S'pore Trade Unionists To Meet U.K. Investigators
    119 3 Twenty delegates ».cm the various Singapore trade unions or the public .service;-; wj'l to 'ay meet Mr. V \V. Dalley. an Mr. S. S. Awberry. special Investigators from England who are hero to probe into trade union and labour pi ogress General
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    NEW BRITISH ENVOY TO US
    162 3 London. Feb. 12. Sir Oliver Shewell Franks, a shy. pipesmoking professor of Moral philosophy, who reminds one of Sherlock Holmes was named the British Ambassador to the* United States. He succeeds Lord Inverchapel who is retiring. It was generally believed m Foreign Officv circles that
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    Seeing Is Believing
    113 3 OhicagQ. Feb. 12— An officer of the American Medical Association said he would have to see the cure fur baldness reported by two Tokyo professors m order to believe it. (Two Nagoya University pnlessors claimed they haw cured baldness by injecting Vitamin B into the scalp*. Dr.
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    Caught In The Act: Indian Fined $50
    141 3 Caught In The Act: Indian Fined $50 A Singapore Harbour Board Indian labour, i. V. Rengiah was fined $50 i.nd one days simple imprisonment by the Third Police Court Magistrate. Mr. F B Oehlers yesterday, when he was found guilty o* theft of one tin of cigarettes valued at en,
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    COMMODITY SLUMP A "HEALTHY CORRECTIVE"
    96 3 Atlanta. Georgia. Feb. 12. -Robert P Boy land charlman of the Board' of the Nov York Scock Exchange said today tfte current slump represents a healthy corrective" break and the market should now stabilize around the present levtls. He believed commodity puce* nad passed the
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    ALLEGED SUICIDE STILL IN HOSPITAL
    64 3 The dock at the Second Police Court remained empty yesteroay when the name K. Aiunmeant was railed. „r Arumugam. described as so-year-old Tamil, was to have been charged with attempted suicMc by trying to *anS W1 niece of cloth m a lavatory at thei General
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    36 3 LONDON. Peb. 13. Mr. Winston Churchill became a granafather for the second time when hf. daughter Mrs MMsjtar Soames. former Mai y -tlim hill.| gave birth to a 6J-pound son St| the Croydon Nursing HlBW U.P.
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      65 3 W YOI T n HAIMO TOUYY ,n NETWORK p5 ENGLISH *OGRAMMES 1J: i Rsaaast medium ware > In the 41 rwtrft r<vn <;' r 1[ Gated nn 3' ■■■v.. ban* "a- r. l, n fl 4o '>•;•■ «d hsinth. listed MB fc f 'V. I);i nd. :n 61 „n,re "4j
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      135 3 Music m Concert Orchestra S'yle: 1030 Rhythm On Records; 11.30 Las: New? Summary Close Down PROGRAMMES IN MALAY ]2 noon Programme Summary, 12.05 Musical Interlude- 12.45 News i m Malay; 1 p.m. Close Down; 0 i>.m Programme Summary; 6.05 Malay *oa*M 1y HMV Orchestra: 7 p.m* Time Siirna:-; 7 01
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      167 3 Mandarin; 12.03 Peiplny Opera; 12.30 Cantonere Selections; 1 p.m. New in Mandarin, Amoy •onose- 1.15 Openinp Ann. <Sr Pro^ Summary in Tamil wtth S^natuie Tune- 1.17 Tamil song (R) 1.9* News' in Tamil; 1 30 Mixed selection of Records 2 p.m. CfeSf Down. p.m Siirnature Tune St Opening Ann. In
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    On Top Of The World?
    48 4 ir. .7 afc bsinp glnmorou* Betty Bottom, J talfnttd Itolluu nod *tni lh n nou §4 f i ssppsj mn'xl I'iokina tool unit U>V€ly m a stuped ttcet-pirc* I /fc'i/ </<<« Mould do WMS It COfn> 1/ MSN SaWf hV aSSM J nytmh-Uk* fig ••<
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    $270,000 This Year For Relief Of 2,150
    350 4 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Singapore. Friday Monthly relief in tne form of cash payments go out to 2.150 Singapore families each month. Colony Ex-pendi-ure for them alone for the year 1948 will come up to $270,000 should this figure be approved by he Secretary
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    CHINA'S BAN ON FOREIGN SHIPPING
    91 4 SHANGHAI, Feb. 13. A spokesman of the National Ship- ping Guild here today reitereated that foreign shipping will remain banned fi'om China's inland waters. He was replying to rumours that United States aid to China would b* connected with a demand for "unfreezing" of this
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    F.D.R'S PREDICTION ON RUSSIA
    199 4 Washington. Feb. 12. George Earle former governor of Pennsylvania said today the late President Roosevelt once told him Russia was so big she would 'break up after war." Earle told the House of Repre- sentatives Foreign Affairs Com. mittee which is concidering the administration^ European Recovery
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    WORLDWIDE CAMPAIGN AGAINST V. D. PLANNED
    692 4 WORLDWIDE CAMPAIGN AGAINST V. D. PLANNED (From Patrick Crosse. Reuters Correspondent) GENEVA, FEB. 13 A WORLD-WIDE CAMPAIGN AGAINST \ENEREAL DISEASE (YD), GREATLY INCREASED BY THE WAR. IS TO BE LACNCHED BY THE WORLD HEALTH ORGANISATION. THE WAR-TIME DEVELOPMENT OF PENICILLIN AND THE SULFA DRI'GS HAS MADE POSSIBLE AN ATTACK WHICH
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    JINNAH TO ATTEND DURBAR
    150 4 London. Feb. 13.— A message from SJ.bi. Baluchisaan. m today's influential London Times declared that the arrival on Wednesday <*f Mohammed Ali Jinnah. Governor-General of Pakistan, to Sibl to attend the Dur. bar is o r the "utmost importance" In preparing th e ground for accession
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    DARING £20,0001 HOLD-UP
    96 4 DARING £20,0001 HOLD-UP JERUSALEM. Feb 12- M masked and arme<l Irgunists j £20.000 worth of disrooodi to ir a raid on the largest das dealer's shop m the centre of Aviv. The Irgunists assnsd into building on a busy Allenby Sti forced the employees and cust ers to face the
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    AIRWAYS LAND TAKEN OVER
    84 4 AIRWAYS LAND TAKEN OVER SYDNEY. Feb. 13 Hi Jty *M Chiflev. Australian PivvM if* today that compulsory by the Government ot all *'~*M lian National Airways WM land and 20 buildings at JJ^B airport. Melbourne ™+™m Airways have announce fight was "nothing *M with the acquis'!'? at Adelaide and S3
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      71 4 THE WHISKERS CM'B J The pos who wouldnt believe tne other l 3 Wni-kto W« ■M m the wjtei w.is only his own re I <iou» ,ib:»t't la« v fiction dived into the stream. He wjs I re c slowly .)»-ovc fl determined to have th.it other Ljiic I ml
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    MUNICH PACT "DROVE GERMANY TO AGRESSION" IN EAST-SOVIET CHARGE
    228 5 itjtc Britain and j»v CIU g to <-" n With information ent cited the Anglo- German naval en ot^ r the .leclaration signed by Hiuer £d Chamberlain m September tSi at the time of the Munich agreement, and a similar declaration
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    UNO TRUCE COMMITTEE'S REPORT ON INDONESIA
    234 5 LAKE SUCCESS, Feb. 12.— The United Nation? Three-man Good Offices CommiUee today presented to the Security Council its interim report of the negotiations which led to a truce agreement m Indonesia. The report is largely an historical account of the negotiations with the Dutch
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    UNKNOWN
    108 5 L, F, b 12. rihjn Pakistan For lh r ,div den ed Si Congress charges Kwwbetogcomiiut. S J^ :nßklst^s JV Economic and so. J c .S:rZM:ul!ah^d: t0 mV notuv that 5d Jewish Congress has Jtotiu United Nation* Land S •il Council a ir V.. genocide, m Z ther things,
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    UNKNOWN
    114 5 t:.-: party Is planned on it Bharatiya Bhawan, R I nmi ry ol late I Gandhi. expected that this occa--12 >t in life Association, m honour of. it Saint, Members ol all •-ties and nationalities tiMlv invited to attend k n a success. will commence i•- ling I the
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    Racketeer Newspapers
    59 5 Tokio. Feb. 13.— The Government campaign against racketeer newspaperi w ho operate without Official permission has resulted m the prosecution of 92 newspapers throughout Japan be. tween Octobei and December last year. Thirty-two trera charged with blackmailing, two with intimidation, two with iibe:. 25 with fraud. 15 with
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    Mountbatten's Tribute To Mr. Gandhi
    237 5 New Delhi. Feb. 12— The cfcath of Mahatrra Gandhi had the shock of personal bereavement to millionj of people m every part of the civilised world, Earl Mo'mtbatten, GovernorGeneral of India, declared today m a personal broadcast tribute to the Maliatr.ia over New Delhi Radio.
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    Dewey Demands European Unity
    271 5 Boston. Feb. 12. -Presidential aspirant Governor Thomas E. Dewey of New York demanded today the adoption of a United States foreign policy that would achieve European unity and end 'the exhausting drain on cv; American resources." m the lirst major address sinc c his candidacy was
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    Nehru's Plea
    97 5 "^l'-Al) y i —m* •V'/i^-, Pandit Jauaharlal Nehru, Indian M' fodau rlf^- mg a,ter thr immersion of Gandhi's th,'",?'- 9 l th( W(lvr °f violence which swept mmr llll <i">nlmt l ,V n l ntof independence, said free India X Jl> the turn* o in'her own soul." ■<
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    New Conference
    46 5 PARIS. Fob. 125.— A new conference of the 16 European nation* who took part :n the Marshall Plan c«»nfetenct here last year will probably be held m the French capital m m retor four weeks' time. It wss learnea today m usually well-informed cuelta.
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    Fatal Accident
    20 5 A 14-year-old Chinese lad was knocked down by a motor-lorry m Albert Street yesterday morning, receiving fatal injuries.
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    TURKISH SPITFIRES SHOT DOWN
    72 5 TURKISH SPITFIRES SHOT DOWN AXKARA. Feb. 12.— Two Turkish Spitfires, shot down over Bulgarian territory on Monday near the Black Sea coast town of Bonopol, SI SIIISS north of the Turkish frontier, hodtoet their W*y m a snowstorm, Turkish air experts said here tonight. Earlier, a Bulgarian official statement had
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    Porcelain For Java
    68 5 Tokio. Feb. 13.— The Dutch steamship. Strait Suanda. (7.200 tons) arrived at Nagoya. central Honshu, yesterday to load 600 ton s of ceramic and porcelain wares for Java. The leading of 790 tons of 790 tons of ceramic and porcelain wares destined for the Unite! States began
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    Arabs Thrown
    149 5 Jerusalem, Feb. 12.-MSeveral hundred Syrian Arabs trying to cross the frontier into Palestine were thrown back by Irish guardsmen m a thre c hour battle north of Tiberius. The London Exchange Telegraph Agency reported that two guardsmen and a sergeant were killed and five guardsmen injured. At least
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      Doomsday In Palestine
      218 6 Ruittoun m file bazaars of Palestine have it thai tomorrow it D-day for the Arab "Armies Of Liberation" which have been formed tp tight the partition plan for Palestine. Arab leaders, however, say that though no definite date has been fixed "from now on everything connected With
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      Intervention
      198 6 Ihe Hagana, the Irgun Zvai Leami, and We Stern Gang should give the Jews a total of from 80,000 to 90,000 armed men. Compared with the Aral) forces the Jewish armies are fairly well equipped, and trained along modem lines. J hey do not lack trained officers and skilled
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    He Lassoed A Germ
    866 6  -  EMERY LAMMARR OPERATING ON MICROBES by m** <+** At 'lurches, nini' miles from Paris, an 99**% of th-' PattSlaT Institute us fraatalaSd m a tin* estate which used to belong to Napoleon 111. In small rwm below the room where Pasteur <tie.t on September 28. 1895.
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    GYPSIES LOOK INTO THE FUTURE
    612 6 GYPSIES LOOK INTO THE FUTURE BUDAPEST —Hungarians m all walks of life are resorting m increasing number? to fortune tellers, quacks and spiritualists to give them comfort and provide a refuge from the hard realities of present day life. The fortune tellers are the buslI est of all. Many of
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    CANNED FRUITSI
    79 6 SYDNEY. Australia has M goMen opportunity to from America food trade w:t| Britain, particularly m c'^^H fruit, said Mr. Chail.> X thington. owner of chain I stores m England, who i m A l 1 M 1 1 alia lo buy foods! '•The dollar position »1U ,n ?*^B
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    Meditation
    32 6 Judge not. that ye be not judged. For with what judgment ye judge, ye shall be judged: and, with what measure ye mete, it shall be measured unto you. (Matt, i
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    1017 7 W |TH VERA ARDMORE t hcom.ng Events nmt laki aarriai March t Denrut n Ga ini-r. iwides m; ttl rN.» lavan Air Cadet tal i H< V Sal s t |1 Shopping Bent C Warren ii id i ,to Mrs 1 •teat; r.. na mil e very
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    Horses Training At Bukit Timah
    89 8 Hunters Call (Um9**W**) lengths ,n front of Gula Malaku illar^r) inside, and Yunalard (Baqbij) on the outside, m the c enersr of track WOT* at liukit Ti Jock** Soencer, Trainer van lireukelen and Mr. X G. Tan. snuppo4 cm th> track While WOtchiag the horses
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    TRUMAN WANTS ANTIINFLATION LEGISLATION
    173 8 WASHINGTON. Feb. 12. President Truman repeated th< demand for his anti-inflation legislation today but a Republican spokesman reported that Congress should do nothing until it knows whether the market crash has brought about a "stabilizing recession." The President told a news conference that the week old
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    JAP CABINET TALKS
    185 8 Tokio, Feb. 13. Efforts to select a new Prime Minister for Japan at a ('inference of chief sccre. taries Ol four major political parties reached an impasse yesterday, as th liberal insistence <>n the formal mn ol a cabinet under the leadership of their hrad BhJgeni Yoshida
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    373 8 UNKNOWN UNKNOWN I Photographs its of photographs j m the MSfflUng j and Malaya TriE be had SI ap- I to the Trihune I t phi( Department Ebj ropy J (Ttibum .<■■-. j»,^B Jgaip and fcilVoweraß rurr, whos- numbM Tion, from all W M vvill converg* on Timah, oday, for
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    UNKNOWN
    185 8 LONDON 80l thi that Rommell vai un was exploded m North I described m dispatches! Marshal Viscount Alexl The legend, fostered l semi-official iccountt, depressing effect" on tin Army during Its n treat Alamein Alexander say He decided t>at Boal weak m itrategy and li exploit the moment thinking
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    Keenan Returns
    16 8 rokio.Feb li r.an. chief p tematlonal M the Far East I lor Washington J
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    ROCKEFELLER ROMANCE
    47 9 Palm Beach. Florida, Feb 12.— Winthrop Rockefeller will marry his starry eyed Cinderella shortly i.fter midnight on Saturday morning it was learned tonight despite the effort by the couple to keep the time a secret. There are lev details for th e wedding plan. U.P.
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    LORD INVERCHAPEL'S SUCCESSOR
    57 9 LONDON, Feb. 12 —*t Ol'vr Franks has been appointed Ambassador tithe mr.-.i states n succession to I-Crd Im-erchn-pel, who has retired from the Foreign Office Sir Oliver, who wa;! Pitrfesaor of Moral Philosophy at Glasgow rniversiy. joined the Ministry of Supply on the outbreak of th^ war
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    1947 JOURNALIST
    50 9 New York. Feb 12. Bert Andrews, head of the New Yorlc Herald Tribune Washington Bureau, was awarded the Heywood Broun memorial award for outstanding journalism during 1947. He received his award for his dispatches on the State Department's method for dismissing its employees f or security reasons.— U.P.
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    UK To Cut Forces In Japan
    94 10 LONDON. FEB. 12.— Britain will shortly begin a gradual reduction of her occupation forces m Japan, it was ornciaLy announced here today. The reduction it was stated, had been made possible by the success achieved by the military administration of Japan, headed by Gen.
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    149 10 GERMAN REFUGEE AND MAJOR'S LONDON. I rafngee, c >-r* > s|)o:virr.:^H vonv suit, failed rfl BBafßd m the Cour fl a judgmer- :fl The refugee v f,; ui| Sctvaabacher, who fl ordered 1 1 pay M5O ;afl costs who,, named ,<;* which Ei tie.* V. ';a-fl cf Chaplin-* id, granted
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    Ready Resume
    30 10 Washington. l m Yugoslavia ntf 1 fl demands 'or gold 1 II American I i3 fl flfl the Yugoslav aaasw ment. the WJL^LW State DeP al "IK today.
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    ON th NIGHT OF the NINTH
    1683 11 Qtrial Story— By J. Wiltnot MUSIC HATH I CHARMS I i A htp-cat Eairptian prm- i J cess disappears, a tough city editor gives Mike i O iirien his choice of crack- r J ing the story or Irting fired, l S and Mike's
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    THIS MODEL WAS A MODEL GIRL
    463 12 Ri RBANK California, Feb. 8 Then Ii no m*y of lon*. i har«l n -:ir «tai vi^on *»truegle baea d tkji Bkaala btaa-ayad Hear v (OrengeJ u'i'l whose real n ir |i -i" Beatrice CaMltaVM •ml nrho he* be** c** the (Malt CtßUde Ratal
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    AMBASSADOR TO IRAN
    103 12 Washington. Feb. 12. President Truman plan s to nominate a skilled career diplomat as th,> new United State? Ambassador to Iran. on,, of the Soviet Unions nun. Communist neighbours and the target of continual Russian pressure. Well informed sources said John C. Wiley. 54. present Ame- rican
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    462 13 B^^otations j I SS 25 I 41 9 .3 I. 2w/ ■""V* 43 10° W 5100 5400 Hj o i i 815B 15 if 2 SV/2 M mi 11.00 Kit--** He. Kent SOO 900 15.35 ll.li B v W 410.00 420.06 B tt^ 15.50 16.50 811B II ,C
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    MORE REFUGEES BACK IN MALAYA
    160 13 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Singapore. Friday. Arriving here this morning by s.s. Hong Siang from China ports was another batch of 250 Chinese refugees for Singapore and the Malayan Federation. Most of these people had evacuated from Malay? on the' outVeak of war here. The China
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    Market Notes & Jottings
    124 13 Market Notes Jottings (From Our Financial Con It is obvious that the Banket both here and m London overbid the marking down and yesterday tflftt was reported to be opt mism again and there was analround marking up. It will be difficult to determine the difference between real crests and
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    18 13 Tttan AdraS'US River Clarence Loneview Victory p. 7 Utsire Coal Plant TrevethOe J', J (Ball) k/9
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    Robber Closes Steady
    67 13 The market m rubber was described as quiet yesterday, but a fair amount of business was passing. The price of No. 1 Feb R.S.S. dropped of a cent. Prices are: Buyers Sellers No 1 Feb. RSS 40} 40* No.' 2 Feb RSS 393 40 No. 3 Feb.
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    TINS AGAIN BOUGHT
    49 13 The following is th c report Ol the Malayan Sharebrokers' Asi sociation as issued yesterday: At the opening of the market todai there was an optimistic tone and buyers were prepared to take ur. tin shares. This resulted m an all-round marking up of all prices.
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    Successful Farm Settlement Scheme By Malays
    507 13 /From Our Own Reporter Malacca. Feb. 12.— The attempt by the Malay youths of both Muar and Malacca to experiment on a collective youth farm scheme has proved mere than successful according to report issued by the Committee managing the scheme m Muar. Ihe
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    IMPASSE OVER JAP PREMIERSHIP
    100 13 TOKIO, Feb. 13. Two rival conservative groups m the Diet continued to fight for the newpremiership with little indication ol a quick end to the impasse which developed after the resignation of the Katayama Cabinet on Tuesday. A spokesman of the Conservative but self styled Liberal
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    U.N. Compromise With India
    66 13 LAKE SUCCESS. Feb. 12. -The United Nations Security Council today achieved a compromise with India which wll permit continued debate on the India Pakistan dispute while the Indian delegate go heme for new instructions. The Council decided without objection to adjourn the debate for six days.
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    FINE GALLOP BY GAME BOROUGH
    312 14  -  ALLAN LEWIS lij SINGAPORE Friday rißßf! ir.Ul, (I):ium,„) slmwH his usual M«'e; when Kettinß oxer three lur'onqs m the smart IttM M ;,t Bukit Timah litis morninu IS'lvri Übbbj Bsattatf nam tarI Mafl Victory Marrh (DBWBOBI m id 27' F'..v! Plan*' fOfltleil l*'> ir. 26
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    Sydney Recovers
    43 14 Sydney, Feb. 12 Irading on th« Sydney Stock Exchang which was much brighter m th morning had rallMd until it be came a definite recovery by night In Melbourne downward move. ments Were much imaller than In the last two days.
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    SPECIAL GUIDE FOR TODAY'S RACES
    1284 14 SPECIAL GUIDE FOR TODAY'S RACES HvUm is UK complete card for today's races, opening daj m' ih.- s J pore Turf (lub Spring m fding, together with records of the 1 Hint, owners, trainer, probable jockey and prospects of each can did d{^M teh* is likely to be Rood. \w%*
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    Keys At Play —Not Racing But Cricket
    345 15 liiysu issociad Uw Sii c ii icket el match sui ay next. key will be Capby Frank F innery, and aenti M, h are m the hanis of Jockeys Poiky Donnelly. Charlie Ellery, ami Frank Flannery. Charlie and Frank have already shown ability
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    To Supply Foot To Olympic Athletes
    34 15 To Supply Foot To Olympic Athletes (food w£ I sident ltn Treasurer 1 the United nmitt vi Camp of the J^mmittee Mjf would not donor, of the ianS "m W make win 0 there
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    Friendly Soccer
    64 15 The LaSaiUtei will play friend- me of soccer against thf Raffle* College at the College ground on .Monday, at 5.15 p.m. The team will be selected from the ring:— Bee Cheow; Ohanc H»>; John L.ih: Pit Ch<»np; Chwee Leng; Ronnie Lim: Ec Klan; KtSa* Wah; Koon PUn; Chye
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    RAF Swamp Police At Rugger
    84 15 In a seven-a-side rugger match played at the S.CC. padang yes. terdav. the R.A.F. Seletar defeated the Police by 20 points t4 goals) to ni!. The Airman scored two tnej m first half and two m the sec- j ond. They wtte all converted. The
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    High School Soccer
    102 15 I Players to lepreaeni the Commer- i rial Kgb school union let XI to two wmeTaaainst the Blue White Youngsters 2nd XI and the Hospital Youngsters 2nd SI In game of Soccer to be pl»yed at the Telok Kurau BDffUßh School Ground today at 4 p.m. and
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    SELECTIONS AT A GLANCE
    87 15 By AILAN LEWIS By <'ABRICK Kiev I: IKWNEM. ABI R"« i Happy tan ,ad> K alan,: Fie Ladv "appy j Bar. GOLDEN GROVE Rare!: MAY PRIM F. Ra May Prince golden Grove D ai£™° Race 3: EXETER <« fus m Maid Smiling Thrcneh V™l veil Mv
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    Olympic Judges "Incompetent"
    105 15 Bucharest. Feb. 12,-Donda Gallin, captain of the Rumanian team, charged the ree-nt winter Olympic games julg-s; were incompetent ami th«- rtiu.t^ i were influenced by Anient. >n n-1--nancial circle I In an interview with the (ommunist newspaper Romania Libera, GalHn called the *aM -a pretext for Am«nca
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    BOD Governor's Shield Final
    89 15 The BCD Governor's Shield .occer ftr.ol will be pl^ed today at St. George's Road between H.Q. Civilians and 2 ouo Depot (Clothing*. Teams are: H Q Civil' ans: Osrr.an Anpullia- Razak: Ahmed; Bancaa; p Gupta- Busu: Lim Kirn Hoc*; jubri- Karmal Btagb: CbX* Boon Leong: Tane
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    539 16 AS A RESULT OF THE f'RlPAßlnr 4r M TWEEN BRITAIN. NEPAL AND INDM sirvL- EE *aaaaaaaT BER. FOUR OF THE FAMOUS GURKHA nJS LAS I JOINED IHE BRITISH SERVICE AND wil I pr LN "^iaß BY MAJOR-GENERAL C H BOUCHER C B r C0! fl General Boucher made a
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    ARAB INVASION OF HOLY LAND: EYE WITNESS' STOW
    487 16 ly Sam Souki. United Press Staff Correspondent). SOMEWHERE IN THE PALESTINE FRONTIER. FEB 13.— RIGHT IN FRONT OF ME. HUNDREDS OF ARABS. RIFLES HELD LOOSELY. THEIR CROOKED ARMS AND BANDOLIERS SLUNG OVER THEIR SHOULDERS. WERE CROSSING THE BORDER IN 10 PALESTINE. 'I
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    41 16 London. Feb. 13. Sir Stafford i Cripps, British Chancellor of th, Exchequer, will give an address j on Mahatma Gandhi next Tuea. day at a service of intercession i fo r thf. people of India at West- I minster Abbej Reuter
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    67 16 Dnaands from all the. world mmrkeU are he ma received by British ,-J turi s for mobile c ran s "Jeavitn, K*ftßf slmre 1,. tr. With a tremendous amount of engineering and rccons Ztam m prongs m all parts ni the world, there is a boom m these mechanical laboursen
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    Match Called Off
    41 16 The Knock -Out Competition hockey match between the Shell i Co. and th c Police, scheduled t j De played at the S.R.C. padang yesterday, has been cancelled I owing to the sodden condition o" I the ground.
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    BALKAN RELATIONS
    66 16 SALONIKA. FEB. 13. The United Nations Palkan commission hav e decided to make a Jew approach to the Governments of Albania, Bulgaria, Yugoslavia and Greece to urge the establishment of nornal diplomatic and neighbourly relations among themselves as soon as possible, it was disclosed today. The Fairwind 8.P.,
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    NO ACTION DISCIPLINE BOARDS
    78 16 NO ACTION DISCIPLINE BOARDS The SC F A Dil m Board yesterday ceeidM I meeting not to take al .m regard to the direM B tion of the Chung '^1 I Club 'Chinese Athieud^B, S.A.F.A. League. It was also m that any ;,ti .!:at«sH S.C.F A who wish M 'separately
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