Morning Tribune, 20 February 1948

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    15 1 MORNING MORNING TRIBUNE VOL. 1. NO. 688. (New Series) to CENTS FRIDAY, FEB. 20. 1948.
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    383 1 I-Fghi Me Or Else.." M ,..V. \*Jg&n33i mm othkr j#,B«. His ultimatum was a count P -punch to WaUott's declaration ear i^r that Louis ww brinc.nc h* thr negotiations rontr.rt f "jr a possible tS/SU bH statement on rnP ,v of hU for England on the Qu-en Mary. He
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    V.P. Abdullah Outlines Election Platform
    188 1 V.P. Abdullah Outlines Electi on Platform W- oj small busineat n t: clutches o: the provision of ll^'s tor the poor, W ljl nee rations and v conditions of K: dat? f ah< Inde K i ial Board: To Increase trie rice ration and decrease the p. ice by greater
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    32 1 Photograph >. I- Mor»Ulo) vinninu the First race at Ihe Second day of the B.T.C. Bpring tnld (Bngbjf) by n length. Princess Prints (Flannery) is seen lying third. Tribune -Vtf. V. P. ABDULLAH
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    VAMPIRE'S AEROBATICS
    534 1 Pilot's "Black-Out" In 500 MPH Air Display (Tribune Staff Reporter) ROYAL AIR FORCE OFFI CERS AND SINGAPORE IRESSMEN WITNESSED A THRILLING FLIGHT DISPLAY P Y A VAMPIRE MARK HI FIG HTER AIRCRAFT ONE OF BRITAIN S NEWEST TYPES O* JET-PROPELLED FIGHTER PLANES, OVER TENGAH AIRFIELD YESTERDAY Few realised
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    Victims Chase Robbers
    131 1 Dozens of people saw two armed robbers being chased by their victims in one of the busiest parts of the town early yesterday morning. As the victims were ga-nmg on the robbers, the latter turned and fired shots with revolvers, hitting one man in the right arm.
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    dual nationality and citize nship
    290 1 Lord Listowel Explains.... Tht qMLHium of dual nationalities and citizenI ship, altho't'jh a complicated prohltm. did not ar\nQ (if the mom* nt in connection uith th* Pm§m port elections, declared Lord Listou#l, i i^itmq Minister of Btate for the Colonies, at a H■•--conference last night.
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    U.K. Not FnHy Informed
    180 1 f Triune Sffl// Reporter) The people in the United Kingdom were not kept completely j informed of conditions in the vari- ous colonies, Britain's first tra- veiling Colonial Minister. T «ord iListowel, now visiting Singapore,; admitted at a press conference, at Government House yestarday. This admission
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    Paid $10 Million For False Permit-To Trouble
    353 2 I < hints- who pa*l nvr r I« million hin**sf currency) inr alt«:ed permits and 1 tukej fr«;m China t« NuiKupure and who f'fr'atfd that hr was now j;<>nniU»s vas fined thr S?rond Tolicf Court for pcsM-ssion of uji iNcSH «crti.'irutr of identity
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    CHILEAN PRESIDENT WARNS U.K.
    165 2 CHILEAN PRESIDENT WARNS U.K. sovereignty Bay. Fey. 18. Ih< Chilean President Gubiel Gen zul< s Vicierla reaflirnu-d Chile': claim over regions o" th<- Antarc tic in u spe< ch Winning Brltair against "trying t(. s natch these land.s of ours." Without naming Britain. Gon. /airs referred t. > antiquated European
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    A Hero – Now A Gory Exhibit
    131 2 A Hero Now A Gory Exhibit Shanghai, Feb. 19. ling Us bin a kidnapper, who becntr.c .1 hero -or ivscuing D ttUttfc nier s and a public enemy v.i.en HI joiaed the Japs liter his captn.e ■nd tin ally a Communist Onimando leader today became a gory exhibit in the
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    FAREWELL DINNER TO MR. D. SANTOS
    75 2 Mi Dominador Santos, uho > U attached to the Magnolia Ice i Of am plant In Manila, aad i 'vho came to Malaya to help In the rehabilitation cf t.he C 'ld Storage Creameries in Btajcftpore and Kuala Lumpur, was entertained to dinner yesterday
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    DECCAN STATES AGREE
    33 2 Bombay. Feb. 19.— Rulers of 13 Diccan states today signed an agreement merging' their territories, which cover 7.000 square miles and housing 1,500.000 people, into thv Province of Bombay.- Reuter
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    AUSSIE PUN FOR HANUS ISLAND
    122 2 Canberra. Feb. 19. it.. Air Italian Government is consider. ing the dt velopment of Manus Islad M a naval Uase at an ultimate cost of .£3.000,000. it wa.s learned here today. Unde>the project, Which would take several years to complete, the b;us r would be
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    Democrats Losing Out In Jap Elections
    198 2 Tokio. K'-b. VJ a n aIHVftHHMN nteJH <<1 DaWoOal policy oy t Democrat Party jrasttfrday met with <i i >1 reception from th:Social Diii ctats. w!mj siiid it wa s "too aovtract", rpmlniscen; or the poll' v nder the old rciiaft. A i u
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    Aussie Wool For Japs
    65 2 Tckio. Feb. 19. .Fife hundred 1 bales Of Australian wool will ar- i rive at Kure. southern Honshu, ü board an Australian vessel the Municipal authorities at Kurc announced today. A spokesman of the British Commonwealth Occupation Force announced that several ships carrying foodstoffi wil! also
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    Alleged Cheque Forgery Welfare Dept. Cashier
    297 2 An allegation that the aecuseJ hmild havf had in his pos> s>!,>n a MM sum ol $^0.41U.V9 a tl.p time his aircsi was maatit thp li WinUl Police CVurt yes. t tcrday, where a Chinese cashier, S.m Swe t Khoon. attached io Ihr Social
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    SIX STATES SEE METEOR EXPLODE
    69 2 KANSAS CITY. FEB 19. —A Oillliant explosion was' seen high in the sk^ over six states a the United States today, pausing numerous searches fori crashed airc.aft. Astronomer* believed it might have been caused by a meteor exploding The flash was seen in Kansas, Oklahoma,
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    DEPOSE MINISTERS REAPPEAR
    63 2 Bangkok, Feb. 10.— Two *orme ministers of the deposed Thomrong Government, included former Minister of Industry Tongin Bhuripat. who has been in hid. ing. appeared for the first time this morning since the November 8 coup d'etat at the state ceremony opening the National Par. liament. The
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    Nail Driven In Skuil By Japan
    77 2 Fort Logan, c-i.Tado.Fe^B Virgil Qonies, 23.ye3r-u!d^B an. headed back to his N .1 co farm today, free M paralyzing effects of a :,M into his skull by a .M soldier. ~^H £uregeons at the Veterai^H ministration boqrital -pJ the two-inch nr.il from g9 brain
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    A GRIMMER END
    70 2 Atlanta (Gh >rgi; F« I William R. Walsh. 32, a M merchant marine sailor South Carolina, survived I Death March Bataafc, I But in his mind he ching. Police arrested M complaints were receli ;d m •was loitering in the wo m teriig the words "Deatb M
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    Anthony Brooke Cal Take Action
    72 2 Anthony Brooke Cal Take Action Mr. Anthony Brooto. ex-M Muda of Sarawak, wai noM barred from taking any >■ tion against the parties coM cd in Sarawak. Lord Ufm visiting Minister of State™ Colonies, said in Singapore I night. I The Minister dt' nied lf any pj dation for such.
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    RADIO POLICE TRAC HIT & RUN DRIVER
    83 2 RADIO POLICE TRAC HIT RUN DRIVER A hit-arvj-nm »^M traced by a Radio to nesdav morning short > m cyclist had be<*n in Balestier Road :T M The cyclist, a ed to note tin n'J motor-car as i. ww awav and Pjo™ ll Ro«l r incident at. Thomson I Station.
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    SHOWDOWN VOTE FOR JAP PREMIER
    79 2 TOKIO, Feb. 19— Four principal Japanese political parties Sccial Democrats. Liberals, Democrats and the People Co-Opera-tives agreed today to hold a showdown vote for the nomination of the next Prime Minister on the floor of the House o:' Representatives on Saturday. Although this will clear
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    Two Decrees Nisi Granted Locla Residents
    302 3 B»- on > alld in the s«*on M g--- rruplea, It deer Sr i■• p re 1 -m-nalist. a n Harry MjU«f; Japane se t rn ec dff/.h^eourt on the ccupation- told h tt b the petition ljst CCa tr n rearing thafwhen tame
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    Robberies in S'pore
    112 3 Robberies in S'pore FSrKSs 30 oclcc'K this morning Uth Btone l in robbery ea* Lvmed nth a i-istol. at pr.i. on Fcb the Sctim wjw heKI U P and c{ 5i70 in cash and propanting to $160. nbbeiv n Ln Cetand reported |ne was i hist at K3llang uterday to
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    A.O.C. TO BROADCAST
    34 3 The Air Officer Commanding Malaya. Air Vice Marshal J. Whitworth-Jones C.8.. CB.E. will tr< adcast from Radio Malaya today at 9.45 p.m. His subject will be 'Air Power and Air Superiority."
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    ASIAN QUAKE
    44 3 SAN FRANCISCO, FEB. 18.— An earthquake centered in Asia, possibly along the Kamchatka Peninsula of Siberia, was recorded by Pacific coast seismographs today. A 40-minut^ tremor described as a "mild" to "moderately strong" quake was recorded at 3 40 p.m. GMT.- U.P.
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    Why Pay More Than You Need?
    113 3 If you have anything to t sell or buy. why pay more I I to do so than you need? j For a minimum of $4. you can reacn your t>uyin<j or selling public, through the Classified Advertise- mrnt columns of the Ma- taya
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    UNKNOWN
    75 3 Kim Chin, a 45-year. old who dishonestly misriated ftve sharks tiniSHß godown on Ft b. lc Kto simple Imprisonment day and in addition, line. d fault further ine i rous Imprisonment N«aded guilty to tin Jttor Lai Behari -Sin g y a sergeant in the SHE Jy P ice
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    WHISKERS CLUB
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    BUDDHISM & SINHALESE
    50 3 BUDDHISM SINHALESE The Ven. Narada Thera of Ceylon who recently arrived in Singapore, Will deliver t sermon in Sinhalese or th« at ovo subject on Suturda> at 7 p.m. at the Singapore Buddhis A .^ociation Sinhalese Buddhisi Temple) 96, Outram Roaa. S njjapero. AM the Sinhalese Buddhist 1 arc invitt-d.
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    7 YEARS FOR BRUTAL ATTACK ON GIRL
    213 3 Pointing out that it was a brutal attack on the girl and that the accused had acted wise. iy in pleading guilty, Mr. Justice Brown at the Assize Court yes- t rda y sentenced a 45-year old Cantonese clog maker. Leong Ban, to
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    "No Factions'' In Ceylon, Says B'pore Lawyer
    161 3 "No Factions'' In Ceylon, Says B 'pore Lawyer Mr Victor Mvndis. prominent Singapore Ccylonese lawyer, arrived back in the Colony by air yesterday a'ter attending the celebrations held in Ceylon on, her attainment of dominion status. J The way the celebrations were planned and carried out was greatly admired by
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    ABUSED A.P.O., FINED $50
    111 3 Because he was not all^vci t, eater th, SHB iiw without permit a Chinese seaman us_ abusive languag* and swan- H--arm at a police .nicer. He. was yesterday at the Second Pbl c Court nnc'd $5;). Lee Seng <38«. the seaman o the 1.8 "Rhesus pleaded
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    Jumpted from Blazing Boat & Disappeared
    240 3 Jumpted from Blazing Boat Disappeared vv r Porter vesterflay at <m inquiry into the iieam 01 a Sd U2SS seaman, y David W. Sawyer, wnosc bo< t y ha.s M been recovered since The deceased, in the company of two other American seamen and a crew of three Malays, were
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    Jap War Leaders Liable To Double Guilt
    199 4 ITOKIO FKIJ 19 MOST OF THS 2. r > JAI'ANKSK WA R LEADRKS ON TRIAL. INCLUDING HIDKKI TOJO. ARE LIAWLM TO DOUBLE QUILT, THE PROSECUTION TOLD THK INTERNATIONAL MILITARY TRIBUNAL TODAY In the first ateM the prose( ution sail I the defendants' gMIM
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    Greek war: Direct U.S. Intervention?
    181 4 loulsville. Kentucky, ftb 18 a High state Department milieu! tonight gave t broaden oftir:.'M hint so far that the Ual. lad BUtCI might eventually Intervene more directly In Um (iitsk guerilla war than hither to. "International communism In its desire to obtain control ovei Greece
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    TRUSTEESHIP COUNCIL WALK-OUT
    143 4 TRUSTEESHIP COUNCIL WALK -OUT LAKE SUCCESS. Feb. 18. Dr RfUlidy, Iraq member of th United Nations Tntteeshlp C< unt-11. walked otlt of a CounclJ meeting today rfter had ridiculed the Palestine partition map as "looking lik" a piCUMO portrait, complete with enclave fre< cities, minorities, geographical and ethnographic*! oddities ann
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    YEMEN RULER DEAD
    97 4 YEMEN RULER DEAD CAIRO. Egypt, Feb. 18.— The Arab League Secretariat announced toaay that it has received word of the death o; King Imam Yaha Ol Yemen in i cable from th?re. The King was bom in 1860 csnd ruled as absolu; i mona ch over 100,000 square miles soutn
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    Against Sabotage
    103 4 SHANGHAI, Feb. 18.— Trains on the Shanghai-Hangchox railway were delayed for an hour as armoured cars shuttled back and forth as a precaution against possible sabotage by a guerilla band which landed 30 miles south of Shanghai. Garrison members claimed t^e band was about 150 men split into
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    Marshall Denies
    77 4 WASHINGTON. FEB. 18 Secretary of State Oeorga C Marshall denied the Russian charges that the United States sought a seDarate peace with Germany in 1943. He said abo there was no basis for the ircent leporis that tho Soviet has cast out "peace feelers" i a the "cold
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    TO JOIN INDIA
    70 4 NEW DELHI. Feb 18 S I small Indian states have voted by an overwhelming majority t > accede to India, it was disclosed here tonight. They are Mangrol. Manavadar. Bhatwa (greater and lesser*. Sardargarh nnd Bnbriawad. They voted by a total of 31.395 to 39 to accede
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    Campaign For Children
    91 4 Campaign For Children (JENEVA. Feb. 17:— Delegates from 14 European nations met in Geneva today fo plan a Un^ed Nations campaign to save millions of the world's children from starvation and malnutrition. On Feb. £9.— Leap YmTg ex tra day has been chosen as a symbolic day on which f
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    B.S.A. AIRWAYS
    49 4 LONDON, Feb. 18. —A Government spokesman in the House of Commons said today there was soitu- justification for the Inference that training and maintenance standard of British Soutli American Airways -one of Britain's three state .owned airlines —were not as high as they shouM have been. Reuter
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    Drive Again! 'Old Age' Tart
    246 4 (Tribune Staff Reporter) I Seven vehicles daily are taken off the roads! manently in Singapore by Vehicle Inspectors for faulty mechanical condition and "old ase". state* Registrar of Vehicles, Mr W. A. M. Watts In an 1 view yesterday. I Air. Watts blamed owners of
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    Missionaries Executed
    36 4 Shanghai, Feb. 19. Chines piets reports, under Peiping datelines, said that 20 foreign mis. sionaries captured at Yanchiaping, in southern Chahar, had been executed and that 17 others had escaped to Peiping.- -U P.
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    POLAND WAR U.S. FLIERS
    93 4 POLAND WAR U.S. FLIERS Warsaw. Poland. Feb. government spokesman san next United SUtes tl^J that flies ever Warsjw w valid visas will be paiM a" ed "to serve sentences m country.' Be said. "This is the Our patience Ls t*h» BI The phrase "last time ra to five United States
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    47 4 London. Feb I ment put ad\ ;r md luxury g- n di our tcn: g ht not j £2.500 on advertising months beginning M^ ed J The P'.an was Sl i WOfWng Ooinmittee 0 eratioo of British rndus approved by the uM the Exrhcauor. Cripps. U.P.
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    22 4 Variety Girl But from the looks on Olya San Juan's '<fl appears that (jatdeniny hores don't appeal to th< shnvflv J actress.
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    610 5 K n 1949 creals. cJt. K t lium-n a^ked ft* KortnePruiiiumnir t- ch.nese Central OofV of c:v:l war and W€ d etr:'!.>t:ntf economy. Kional 56.000.000 w uin ■SV^ew alerted w■ction project*.* 1 s ■oration ,:i essential tranH c lines, tun and U"W- pnd export industr »vrkcou:d be underBop ratioqs
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    All-Time Bail Record In HK
    123 5 Hongkong, Feb. 18. —Magistrate Francis X. D'Alniada set an alltime record bail of five million Hong Kong dollars on Hsu, Chi Chang. former manager of the Chinese Postal Savings Remittance Bank. whose extradition had been asked by the Chinese Government on "stealing' 1 charges. At
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    Correspondent is Expelled
    37 5 TEHERAN. Feb. 18:— A' f red Holt i.n Teheran correspondent of the i-ncicn Times, waa expelled from 1 rr w today His expulsion is understood to bo to a recent message to his news-
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    Doctors' 'No' To Cradle To Grave' National Health Plan
    375 5 LONDON, Feb. IS.— With the publication today of nationwide balloi figures, the British Medical profession has decided overwhelmingly to reject the Government's National Health Act— part of the scheme for social security "from cradle to the grave" based on the Beveridge
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    JERUSALEM DEFENCE NOT U.K. JOR-Bevm
    144 5 LONDON FEB. 18.— Th e defence of Jerusalem "is now the United Nations responsibility and the British Government cannot undertake it" Mr. Ernest Bevin, said today. He had been asked by Sir Patrick Hannon, Conservative, in the House of Commons whether as the holy city
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    SPANISH SINGER IMPRESSES
    41 5 HELSINKI. Feb. 18:— Spanish singer Marimi dol Fozo completely conquered listener! at her flnt concert hero yesterday. Critic weft unanimous* in praising be*— tM niorninir newspaper U.I. Suomi said, "the singer's voice is 1 ricfly just excellent."- U.P.
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    Big Indonesian Treason Trial
    168 5 BATAVIA, Feb. 18.— Seventeen former leaders of the Republican movement, in Indonesia, including Dr. Subardjo, a former Republican Foreign MiniI ster, will appear at a military court at, Jogjakarta, Java, tomorrow charged with attempting to overthrow tjhe Republican Government in June and July 1946. ainx-ar before
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      Malaya's Economic Partner
      220 6 The Indian Trade Exhibition which will open tomorrow at the Great World Park is a significant event both for Malaya and for India. It i.s the Jirst exhibition of its kind t.j he organised outside India and the first Indian trade exhibition ever to be held in
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      Complementary
      222 6 But now the relationship is being reestablished on a new basis. The new India is striving to free herself from the shackles of an economic system which made impossible the full economic development of India. Instead of exporting cheap and Impoverished labour, she is now in a position to
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    GUIDES AT SIGNALLING PRACTICE
    23 6 Th> Fust ComfMf of Girl QuW* of the A.CG.B., Ipoh, at morse nittvuUinf) pmd pj,,,f,, I Scoop's Amateur Service.
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    BRAZIL OUTLAWS HER REDS
    752 6  -  ANDREW MARSHALL DEPUTIES DREW THEIR REVOLVERS ..1 By i RIO DE JANEIRO. Although Communism in Brazil is deadofficially—it is generally believed here that the real battle of Communists versus the rest is yet t I come. The Communists themselves are known to haw threatened that if
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    The Lost Weeke
    114 6 paris. ,\t ;jw f* Paris, Dr. Loon Bruel.ffS made a life study of*M a swift and efflca c %fcj Dr- Brad claims tl. transform a h°^^S niac of "lie category in*o "'Scoace for life within t***" "another v^ n h "The results obaira Rruel are so la
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    Around The Town WITH VERA ARDMORE
    626 7 Around The Town WITH VERA ARDMORE L o I i the ■JgccentiiU^th, new K r n'.9 I |2! at thd R-; w «toe day, and I must gj the initial shock r 1 i quite liked "rurally most women 1' i 1 I tin I and it does go crap
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    Lucky Winner Of The Valentine Cup
    39 8 Above The fxrUint, fim*h of thr Vahtilm* Cup Rnc* at th> tMMHI iM J^f Sin'jnpon Turf null sp™,, mSSSZ oS wJ**lm,. Everest ifmmr) v,st wtm >.y i dbrf U^ ««mM (Afntrii. (flitlWi photograph).
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    LAYTON'S DESPA TCH NOT FOR PUBLICATION
    187 8 LA YTON'S DESPA TCH NOT FOR PUBLICATION LONDON, Feb. r> Hi, Adnyialtv ftlWOttllCed lasfl night: Admir,,l I.ayton\s eootemp ift r y report to the Admiralty OB the Malayan campaign written In 1943 b< fore the Commanders. inChlel ol the other, two service both In C iptivity were able to vivc
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    Caught After 5 Days' Manhunt
    173 8 LONDON, F b 18. I venty. three-year-old Donald George I Thomas, who wa^ found in j 'London boarding house after thousand^ of police had been en. ,na^d in five-day manhunt. Wai today charged with the murder a 7 Police Constable Nathaniel Edgar in g London
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    PRIMROSI BUT IT WAR OF HORROR UNKNOWN
    261 8 PRIMROSI BUT IT WAR OF HORROR UNKNOWN The bungalow at Brambledown m tfc. i ,1 pey, was called Primrose Cottage-bu t i "«i H horror and misery for the hree children r,f Enright. For Michael, 9, Maurice, 5 and Maß left there without food for twenty thre JH hours of
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    Coi Scriptwriting Competition Result
    87 8 First prise of £75 in the com- 1 I petition for documentary script-' writers, sponsored by the Central Office of Information to discover new talent among free-lance writers, was won by James Mad ill of Glasgow, for his script on "Get Rome Safe and Sound." Second
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    UNKNOWN ADVISING OPPONET
    161 9 UNKNOWN ADVISING OPPONET Melboun I I ni r ived In su crowd believing Patrick, who was the aggressor for most ol the ftght had von on points. Chere was considerable sympathy howewr for T< till who recovered from a ihcrt left which him do.vn f( p .1 count eight In
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    25 9 > 18 i: C! will not reci*'. up in blishea United Minis K Unite-J i ft* Ible so as b &TABLE' RIGHTS 11 Reuter Reuter
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    Happy Punters At B. Timah Happy Punters At B. Timah
    49 9 Happy Punters At B. Timah Happy P unters At B. Timah photograph) photograph). Tribune hi pensive oorf The cameravmn COMlfhi this one of Muss A. Hobbt conttmplatauj the 'hancts iji thf ntjf race. Tribune IVhjrh stall tt le?- Mrs. E Ostenhofer (left) and Mrs. R. Mcßaf Putti' MMMV pn^rpecttt.
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    A PERSON OF NO IMPORTANCE
    103 9 photograph > fohreta, Ptrsian Gulf. Fob 18. rhe Bheikh o! Bahrein has 1 strongly condemned the political activities ol 22-year.old clerk Zirch, who last month Wu s sported in Teheran to have told Persian Deputies that th people o! Bahrein wish to l> takon. over
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    Gromyko Accuses Dutch
    187 9 Gromyko Accuses Dutch lake Success. Feb. irf RU**ias dcK?gate t'J the Ct'CUM Couacii. M. Andrei Gromykc today accused tK Netherlands I having us<d the United Nation., Good Office s committee as a tool for the preservation o" thei .imperialistic rule in Indonesia. He declared that th t Renville iigrfemi-nt, signed
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    PROTEST AGAINST PRESS CENSORS IN JAPAN
    175 10 PROTEST AGAINST PRESS CENSORS IN JAPAN TOKIO. P* u I respon i.. ms |n T <* M tion official* in Japi"^H tog frequently V[ "»':..i.t J .v" 1 5^B-' I I against 9 Arthur." V Th- I I proved unanimous] I mr metttag of ti I I enfs Club m
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    Big Kidnap Uncovered
    60 10 Hongkong, Feb. IK: dispatch reported 'IK portant C m unist d been discovi red ord 'fl napping i f families IK tionalift officials flit: them for ran! im. J The document tain d the t'i!^ n?P r iM 3 I.— Families ol IB i leaders on act.vo
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    PARIS TRAIN SMASH: 24 KILLED
    81 10 Paris, Feb. 18.— Rescue won continued throughout the night to free victims trapped in the wreckage of the two trains which collided jresterday at Thmntries. northern France. According to the latest information. 24 Wtie killed and 30 seriously injured. A passenger train, carrying workers from
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    HAD HOMEMH GUN. FiNER
    21 10 pSmdok TfcnJoni M^^K j cused wa°s a J'^Jl^B trlct Juto n^^V t .av the Rnc in J^m
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    "MUSIC HATH CHARMS"
    881 11  -  Jack London Berkebile H\ A SIX-DAY SERIAL MMe> the P" lhe Old Amerlcan 1" I m id Id"- ■Jtbts Kin i K|::;r. i By said m n Lfben sh< ttndi Kity ar and Brtically engaged i Ran/.- s rythlnj L Main r;iuv> laugh tin] lam a-raid j
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    Demand Expected For Libyan Independence
    190 11 CAIRO, Feb. 18.— Full independence for a united Libya is expected to be demanded by the Political Committee of the Arab League Council, now meeting here. Members o* the Committee tonight turned their eyes westvarda to consider the position the Arabs in Tripolitania. western province
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    YOUTH OF MALAYA NOT TAKING INTEREST IN THE COUNTRY
    423 11 PFNANG, ft* 17- Sp«- at the Conimitt«*o m«« *i n k' i the Settlement of P«- aujr kmn nation h»'ll ul **n «flfi»-o of |)v Pcna r,|r Turf Club. Thai* ro«i Banj^ CtenMft yestcr.ia u;m Mr. J. P. lOMtir, the Pr
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    FILM FLICKS LOST-TWO STARS
    379 12 FILM FLICKS LOST -TWO STARS LONDON. Keb. 10 1 IN the current Individual pro- i ductlon "London Belongs To Me." Percy Boon (Richard Atlenborough), takes Doris Josser (Susan Shaw) to the Moonrakers Club, a Soho night spot. The studio reproduc*ion of The Moonrakers Is typical of the real thing. By
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    Malayan Share Quotations
    555 13 f ht Malays fltf B U i V H B c >,,■ BtOOcd. V ti 40 S0 V 1 if.10 20.00 I; 9' io 9 3*1 H 14/- 15 J5 15.75 I m.M 110.00 25 H 15 50 |i.M Bs 25 IS Hs M (OMI'VMt H 14/1
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    U.S. Embargo On M. East Arms
    136 13 Lake Success, Feb. 18. —Brit sh Colonial Secretary Sir Artnu. Cretch Jones urged the Unite i Statea to keep its embaig' against arms shipments to t:x Middle E3*t. Iraq delegate Awm 1 Khalidi talked out OS thi Trusteeship ounrtl it began debating the lan
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    Market Notes & Jottings
    221 13 Market Notes Jottings (From Our Financial Corr.» Only the merest whispers ol a capital levy rumour in the United Kingdom have reaciea Malaya and it js fair to say that they hav, Ixen practically with. ut influence owing to recognition the British Government s obvious disinclination to impose j *-uch
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    School In Memory Of Gandhi
    78 13 BANGKOK, Feb. 18. The Inilian community here has decided to found a school here as a memorial to Gandhi costing 5.000,--000 baht. Prominent leaders me' last night under Charge d"Affaires Bhagwat Dayal and took the decision and called for donations. I An immediate response came
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    IMPORTANT DUAL CITIZENSHIP BILL
    326 13 LONDON, Fsb 18— An important British nation ality bill published tonight establishes tru* dual citizenship principle that people of India, Pakistan, Ceylon and Ocher self-governing Commonwealth countri?s have both particular status as citizens of their own countries and common status as members of the wider association
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    RUBBER RECOVERS
    55 13 The rubbn market opend steady in th c morning with business done at 3&s for March. Subsequently with good dealer buying, the market advanced tj 39] and closed fully steady No. 1 March 39i 39g No. 2 March 38 A 38i No 3 March 37-f 394 April June
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    SovietView On Gandhi s Political Role
    587 14 Wit Kl I iVu CONDWIONB PMI HKK IHM >M ><>' un. "ml fr-r.. "Ih p.:m «f vie., (.andhi played a PHI II •jnrt. But at iii time Gandhi btood for non '''i 1(>(1 U1 th political struggle Ms was his cardinal political /inciple. a
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    Golf Stars Come To Blows Daring Game
    226 14 Golf Stars Come To Blows Daring Game bYDNEY. Pet'. I'J. -A^traiuu ■Ml BUI Norman von HM» and American profl wmal H-nry Raiim cmm bo >> ow« wiring im ibim mund of tin Lower Bio Orande Valley Open tournament ai Hailing". T'Xa>. iat ueckrnd. Aft«M the playcn iiad cuiaj.u-U't. thr 18th
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    Pace Work At Bukit Timah
    350 14 ALLAN LEW IX) Singapore. Thursday. As all horses have had one run -•ach. most of the candidates for Saturday s races were confined to -jac? work this morning. Shawford (Woods) as usual was first out and went from the 6f at halt pace running home
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    SEEN AND HEART AT THE RACE
    335 14 SEEN AND HEART AT THE RACE L iliu ALLAN LEWIS\ Singapore, Thursd;oTV "lhUy" Lawler was /teen at his r ichtn u*inninif on //<w h yesterday. Badly pl'ut.i in th- (•■rlu flflpM Bill rode with all hs old dash arut judain* r*t ft, just u( thtrf and MM lat< r s>
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    Raiders Killed
    84 14 New Delhi. Feb. 19-1 an D«.icncc Ministry ciiS dated Feb. 18. as fl the Indian Informal nl •'So vent v bodies of raifl counted by our troops H Poonch garrison after aB tack which wai nade <fl points north-west oi Pfl February 14. &bv fl raiders are known
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    Jap Repatriate
    42 14 Tokio. Feb. 19 fl campaign will b< laticS Mj. 14 1 th, r»;)atn« Japanese nationals abrofl Prime Min si C fl tions. WJI isters. as well ascthei D:A bers an fl radio app pie for tht-ir eo "prfonM campaign. Reuter
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      341 14 *On Your Radio Todai BLUE NETWORK inHHllWa; ll p.m. L:u>t Nous Sum- BMry in ManM" 0 r^IALAY ENGUSH a e [ri^r^/^-^M PROGRAMMES programmes in malay u.uone,,, n jV :il "'*B nogn»«« s> PTOm 12 noon ,0 2 D .m. Radiated lU)(>n P'-o^annne Summar, il lL 4 uU i-.n 52G menus
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    baseball president alleges discrimination against negroes
    188 15 baseball president alleges discrimination against negroes New York Feb 19. -Branch Rickey. President of the Brook, lyn Dodgers Baseball Team, uid that the Ifajoft Leagues occasion ally destrrv accounts PI their meetings to avoid publicity on con. fldential matters. Further discussing ehArgti that the other 15 Major League Club owners
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    SELECTIONS
    111 15  -  "GARRICK" (By Selections, subject to spratchings. for tomorrows races are as follows:— THE SPRING CUP Horses. Cl 1. L Abt M GRAND PRIX II Ran Demctrio Coral Sea Horses, Cl. 1. Div 2. Abt. 1 M. FORTUNES RAVOURITE Mac Scott Spear Mirth Horses, Cl. 1, I>»v. t, Abt. C
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    Chinese Champ To Meet Londoner
    117 15 Chinese Champ To Meet Londoner This Saturday's wrestling: attraction at the Happy World Covered Stadium is a first -hand match between Napolitano and Son of Kong. A fortnight ago. Kong won the Malayan Chinese heavyweight championship with a win over Lambong. Last Saturday Napolitano defeated Lambong after a gruehjng contest,
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    Married v Singles Cup Soccer
    178 15 Several State players and ve- terans will appear in soccer match between Married MMt Singles of the Rovers Sports Club at St Georges Hoad The players will vie for the Tan Lai Chuan Cup which has been donated by the Club's president, (Mr. An* Soon
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    Bachelors Win Weiding Trophy
    126 15 Bachelors Win We i ding Trophy TAPAH, Feb. 16:— In the rejlay of the hockey ma'«h for tic Royal We.ldtn.ir Cup pr**o"-(ed for annual competi ion b» Mr Mustapha Albakri MCS, the Bachelors convincingly ''eai •nc Marrieds by 7 10 1 JJttM. Tnc first encounter resulted draw of one all
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    S.C.R.C. CRICKET
    37 15 S.C.R. C. CRICKET OoUe K e on Sunday at 10. JO Au Tat Chu. Swec Urn S*« np. Pimir. Uu Hoik cn>(. B "sTorer"-Chec Chw,, Chiang .*«ffl Tnternattonale" Bjvgl Mr. Ramsfrate guUi™" ••Niel Kongsi Davios "Valdor Stable
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    Da tighter Liked Babies But Was Mentally Unbalanced
    346 16 SMOTHER'S EVIDENCE AT MURDER INQUIRY Her lavfhtrr was wry fond of babies and had been lookins after deceased and other small children since «arlv last vear, (hong Ah Font, mother o| A 14-year old Chinese eirl who ,> «:n a tentative charge
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    ABDUL KARIM CHAMPION AT MFFLES' SPORTS
    80 16 ABDUL KARIM CHAMPION AT MFFLES' SPORTS Abdul Karim became Individual 1 'hampion at Raffle's College 10th. nnual Sport meeting, uhicn conluded at the College {r r un^ \stenlay. Karim finished with a total of SO points. Runners-up was J. I Mmrkl with a total of 11 points. Two events were
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    INDIA TRADE SHOW
    59 16 The Indian Consul-General in :atavia, Mr. N. Raghavan, aconipanied by Mrs. Raghavan UKI the Press Attache, Mr. P. R. v Manl, are expected to ;jrive n Singapore this morning to atBBd the opening ceremony of the ndian Tradt- Exhibition "at the! Jreat World Park tomonwv by lis
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    SVOC OFFICE BURNS
    32 16 PAELBANO, Feb. 19. Offic, bunding u; Standard Vacuum Oil Company's branch at Palembang burned down completely. No casualties were reported. Cause of the nrv is not yet known.— U.P.
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    10,000 Olympic Medals
    39 16 10,000 Olympic Ml are beinfi itruck for the XIV Oh, m pad 0.000 A/V Olympiad Vommemoratfvt medals to be struck s hi, thr «HHfear-oM firm o/ jofcw Piwcfce* (Medattbto), Ltd., of I Claphnm, London, SW.h. g
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    PerakCeylonese Celebrate Domioil
    63 16 The Ctyhm Association in Perak cehbrated r, i D* last week-end in Ipoh uvth a fU 9 hoUttofcZl fl sports meet. Above (from left to right) M r \t V *M the President /standing by the Ceyhm Fhu,, Vr T Vice-Presidtnt. Mr. Rajaratnam, Patron, and \ir rti
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    175 16 Connors Takes King Kong Again Tomorrow The lough Australian heavyweight, Curly Connors takes en the Hungarian giant. King Kone at the Great World arena tomorrow night in a return battle over ten seven-minute ounds. Both matmen are "notorious" ior their rough and **win at all costs" tactics. It will be
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    MEDICAL COLLEGE
    28 16 Medical C M llth Annual AW s Saturday at th« Victor^ .round at 2.15 p.m Men, wife ol the Ugnate of the) jity. College. away th<
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