Morning Tribune, 21 February 1948

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    7 1 MORNING TRIBUNE r is In. <£• r isSBBBBBB
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    WOMEN PILOTS
    32 1 Volunteer luaerxe w* London alone thf 2ft r/ from ihoHt 3^ a^n OW aV, wartime ferry fcappy lT«*ce »'hen she u<w 18. l* oMl ttfi ?J^ yLf iSS rorkpif^/ a
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    GOVT. CLERKS' SOS TO GOVERNOR
    385 1 GOVT. CLERKS' SOS TO GOVERNOR T ARE DRIFTING INTO DEBT" TRIBUNE STAFF REPORTER) I GRANTING GOVERNMENT C'LERICAL V\OR KEKS ITErATMENT OF AN ADDITIONAL RATE IN IHfc F LIVING ALLOWANCES. ILBRKB VNANntOUS'.Y AGREED TO TSU. hi* The tension was reached at an xtraordlnary general meeting of the GCS.r.'hcld yesterday evennz when
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    Do Not Miss Today's Malaya Tribune
    65 1 j > 7/,> Malaya Tribune to- 1 JeH tips from the stables, tor today's racrs. J As vsuaL Allan Leuvs. i i0 T r "^cW Xi S r c^L r t a mri'e his daily feature—l Km /mm the 3/ctrs it J i is
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    MACARTHUR HAS CHICKENPOX
    54 1 Tokio. Feb. 20.-AHhur MacArthur, son of General Douglas MacArthur has a mild case of chlck^Poi The boy who will be ten years old on Saturday wa. reported to be getting on I "fine" with no fever and no com plications. He is not in hospital but is
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    N.E.I. Rubber Fund Ceases Activities
    179 1 I 1 Stan Reporter) gerunds Indies RubJ (eased its pucka* p ort activities from Jl' t «fn«»lc Affairs "f ni Sinpipore, was I ';>. th^ Consulate v f the Netheilandi l ()n^''»l o] rubber rI !l >- been trant«Port Bureau of I Economic Af. l!>
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    Yemen's Ruler, 3 Sons, Premier Assassinated?
    471 1 SIGHT FROM THE N r N o Vn rr/ «K. IMAM rAhr mu&Ey&sSSL ffiß OF ELt SONS AND THE PRIME WKWTB* The death of the aged King was eported in Cairo. He had been •piritual and temporal nead ot ■S klnirrtoni since 1904 and
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    Czech Cabinet Crisis
    63 1 Pragu,. Feb. 20,-Czechoslova. kla*l non-Communist parties boycotted the cabinet meeting SSay and the Government was expected to collapse a.ter mass designations of their cabinet members, predicted for ton gnt i Top political leaders predicted Ith resignations as the National Socialists, the Catholic Peo Pl e< Party and
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    10 1 appeal* for funds Jo, Borne fSr Blind (See Pa<r 2).
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    Cold Blooded Murder
    55 1 Manila, Feb. 19. Military police command said 50 bandits eld up numerous passenger iuces and trucks on the Cagay an VaMev Road in the village n Lomtiy. town of San Jose province of Nueva Ecija. late on S"dnesd3y. and murdered four persons in cold blood after which
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    "Communism Spreading"
    30 1 Berlin IW* 2O.~The official Soviet newspaper n che Rundschau, commenting on the lOUth anniversary of W Communist Manifesto, said to. day that communism is spreadin* throughout the world.
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    co-operation & goodwill
    111 1 co-operation goodwill Co-operation and goodvnl among all communities equa. opportunities in the public iervices for everyone and free primary education are stressed Mr r. c. H. Urn. Singapore lawyer'. in his election platform issued yesterday. Mr. Lim is independent candidate for Municipal North-East which has 8.607 registered voter.^ Other points
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    Hollywood Retaliates
    267 1 London. Feb. 20.- ihe Hoiiyro 3d embargo on capital, as i£ Alms, in retaliation lorß,IlU'i 75 per cent import tax *n.er S can movies, has resulted in nMi unemployment at Bn sn studios it was disclosed toda.\ 1 It Board of Trade Kstudyi^ an urgent request from the
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    44 2 Mrs. Lucy Hummer and two 'fuughters bep to thank their relatives, friends, who attended the funeral of her beloved lm*band Leo Vincent Hummer, v. ho sent wreaths, triegrams .ind condolences. Tlu»y also Ihank Mr. Walter Neubronner IBM Art Undertaker for good M'rvices rendered
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    GOOD for BOTH SEXES and all ages
    182 2 GOOD for BOTH SEXES and all ages My Mother's friend and mine Mrs N p r h v to you r one woman to rnut'icr. She kr lo*s1 o*s tul! well the unCHMtogi *earyirtß becknehe which is (»..-i a nictl.er's lot. Her own mother mlvred her to take Dh WITTS
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    Malaya's only home for blind faces close-djwn threat: lack of funds
    232 2 UAIAVAS ONI,V HOMK rOR BUN> CUME* TI4RKAT OP HATING 'l«» CLOSE I»OWN UNLESS ?'»KI. II M.S 4EI AVAII.AKI! St Nk-hulas llomr for tMp BlinO situated in Pmanß, tne f.nly .nstitutmn uhkh provide hope for xi*htlf>s rhildren rcc^rd'evs of rare,
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    $1,000 FINE IN GAMING CHARGE
    158 2 a 45-y<'ar-'jid CMnese, Loh Chf/ee. was lined $1,000, or one itar'^ rigorous imprisonment, at the Eighth Police Court yesterday when he pleaded guilty to two cttnfges. Ijoli wis tkeged to have al- )< wed his premises to be as a common naJtttag house and to
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    'Judicious Blend5 Of Eastern And Western Art
    179 2 'Judicious Blend 5 Of Eastern And Western Art The uaehers and pupils of the Hanyang Academy of Fine Arts are holding an art exhibition at the Chinese Chambe: Of Commerce today The exhibition will bp conti|i"i»cd lor the next three days. There are altogether 521 paintings 140 Chinese scrolls, 380
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    STOLE A-BOMB SECRETS DAILY
    199 2 i .YEW VOK.H. Fib. 10. Robert Gci/fen. furuxer soldi- i j •i mo id ht a Y'UhHv Miijjn- j Inf today hr brofee i«'*> Oakrklge in /.*>;? evujf dan 1 l for u uftk and stole atom J homh papirs tach IffliC S He s<nd. using
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    ARRESTED AFTER TEN MONTHS
    83 2 AlTtftod ten months Mftrr the date on which h»' was yiv--. to -ivo cheated eompatrioi a young Cantoneae appeared at the s«-con«.i Magistrate'! Court yesterday when poliw b:iil was extend- lor another two weeks. The Cantonese. Foon Toh Men. bged 38, pleaded not guilty to a
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    164 TRADE UNIONS IN SINGAPORE
    25 2 Tin- v urtration of the Bin |/(>re Can< Washers Union brlngf I tttii 1 numb rol n gin i >- c
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    GOVERNOR TO OPEN FIRST FREE INDIA TRADE SHOW
    325 2 The Indian Trade Exhibition, which will be opened today by His Excellency the Governor. Sjr Franklin Gims3i at the Oreat World Purk. \s the first, of its kind to be htW in SouthEast Asia by a Free India The exhibition, which covers
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    FORMER U.S. MINESWEEPER DRIFTED FOR 40 DAY
    314 2 (Tribune Stan Reportfrj Further information regarding the circumstance attending the disaster to the exmincsweepcr DYIMS 2205. while on her Wftf to Cebu from Bataan is now trickling in to the '/ffices of the American Consuatr in SlngapDrc A message- from the police authorities
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    Rollicking Film At Pavilion
    46 2 Rollicking Film At Pavilion The week-end shot Pavilion Theatre i- m ing old En,::-; <*»* Man Is Uinc: walls. Olynte Johns ajj deCasaUs in the pathos "and SSw jj a Christmas n ,u tf during the war The iilm n and brUUantl: «JJ not bo missed b]
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    HOSPITAL BOARD' COMMITTEE
    37 2 HOSPITAL BOARD' COMMITTEE n omciaiiy by the Ho .provisions i ,itals Board < 'year IMS t< time each an mental hospital the Colony and u. th, H- Kwa Siew I jjan Hoe UM\ y P Mr. E. Oalisl.''
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    Alleged Fatal Stabbing Young Wife AN ON MURDER CHARGE
    163 3 Alleged Fatal Stabbing Young Wife AN ON MURDER CHARGE husband on bis 14-year-old ,hv n at the corner of fanjon!;^tcanedTt the A^ize Court pSi£ S >■'■'■'" am v an Indian Harbour Hoard F red wi»« r L i:i. couple r Kf Ik. hus- ThP accused searched for ner and onth*
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    To Present rs To MACC
    84 3 inn A- CM* orpi Ri ceremony to b« |srt Headquuti --men? gp«t ibHB ot tot Adviiorj ,BMbop rt Singapore soman Crtholic Biihoj ar ,l many promineni iMi h»v< been latent tin presentation. the top half dark wue Ik bottom half crown- emblem of the Corf*
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    al Of Pte. H.R. Piyadasa
    129 3 al Of Pte. H.R. Piyadasa ie:a: took pla< >i y< Bierkg at the Military Out Hanjang, with full honours of Pte. .1. R of T Toy. C» ylon H'Atei Corp of Woodland! who met his death on ■Iglrt when he fell oft i&! uf a lorry and wai H J.
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    Jobless—He Tried To End His Life
    179 3 Jobless— He Tried To End His Life Pocaßir bt ffii jobless and a shamed of himself he decided to end his \te. a 28- year old Hyhmi. Tham Joon Yee. told the rblid Police Magistrate. Mr. F B. Debtors, yesterday when hpleaded guilty to a charge of attemptinf to commit
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    BURMA OFFICIALS DUE TODAY
    94 3 Thakixi Lun Baw and two members of the Burmese Public Service Commission are expected to arrive at Kalians Airport from Australia today. Thakin Lun Baw. who. while Burmese Foreign Minister r<pre. sented Burma at the Canberra Conference last year, has been on a five week official
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    BROKE TRUST YOUTH JAILED
    159 3 The story of a Malay yOVtn who borrowed a bicycle from friend, disappeared for a mont'i. and his subsequent arrest at Johore. was related at the Second Police Court yesterday. In the dock stood 18-year. old Kassim bin Hashim. a NAAFI employee, who pleaded guilty t:>
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    FRED ENTRY PERMIT
    30 3 FRED ENTRY PERMIT Magistrate yestera d bought a I;/ 1 certificafc Ami y with being in i< fraudulently i i admissioi i depot, Easl j r n, 1 to custody
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    SAOBA SCHOLARSHIP
    151 3 The St. Anthony's Old Boys' Association Scholarship for 1948 vaa warded to Master Chan Hon Chec of the present School Certificate Class. Members are informed that the first Members 1 Nisrht" will le held 0Q Sjiturday. March 6. at 7.00 p.m. Refreshments will bo supplied. Will those who
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    GOLDSMITH'S EMPLOYEES CLAIM FOR WAGES
    213 3 A goldsmith was ftn«.d $3U vben he was convicted on two charges of falling to fully pay two of his employees. The accused, S Abdul Rahman, the manager of a jewellery shop at Serangoon Road, appeared before the Sixth Police Magistral. Mr. E. S. de
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    U.S. SEAMEN ON THEFT CHARGE
    112 3 Three American searrk-n off the ss. "Barbara Sykes" appeared before the Second Police Magis trate, Mr. L. C Goh. yesterday, on a charge of theft. The seamen. Walter Crow <40>. Robert Roching <38> and Alexandra C Williams (20). weiv accused of stealing 102 bed coverworth
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    SEPANG CONDOLENCE MEETING
    167 3 Tributes to Mahatnu Gandhi were paid at a mass meeting or Sepang District Indo-Ccylonest-residents last week. The nu-etin-decided to send condolence me s sags to Pandit Nehru and D.-vadas Gandhi. were for bt^ j mounts. \he accused was acquitted tfl the four other charges whin sonv tigures
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    BAIL EXTENDED
    86 3 Police bail was extended to two Chinese. Slow Eng Nga <47i and Siow Eng Hoo <30> when they claimed trial at the Fourth Police Court yesterday to a charge of fraudulent possession of five bags of sugar. Accused were arrested at Telok Ayer Bas:n at 9.50 a.m. on
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    UNITED ENGINEERS LIMITED
    40 3 (Incorporated in Singapore) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN tha; the share transfer books of th? Company vrttJ be closed from 28th February. 1948, to 12th March, 1948, both dates inclusive. BY ORDER OF THE BOARP, G. COCKBURN. Secretary.
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      353 3 *On Your Radio Today* BLI F NFTWORK PROGRAMMES LN MALAY Jjjjjjr; p m Hm lluanll> PBftrDAMWB 12 noon Pr<*™" nie Summary; ur- J ttUcO iie«.; i-io uiMMH PKOGRAMMES 12.05 Musical interlude; 12.45 Ne-vs JIJJJ lo^ lanillU MPfINW) MALAY ENGLISH Malay; 1 p.m. Olose Down; 6 JJJiI fttl B-#>^«W lum 11(
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    Hatta Insisted On Death For Doolittle Fliers
    273 4 n chkri t »h- .n J t :(V u ibc man wm tobelted hytl v (irsT N „..,n tMlitod upon i" tided Japai m Mi 1 1 t|,,r i v u la mspiral r most i brlni H»| H I 1 Doollttlc l
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    SAVED CREW HE DIED
    174 4 OS ANGELES. Fb L« A gran test pilot who I hli ;r** to jump to Ml ty fM Hied became be would not < sort ais crippled wqierimenta' pUn^ until it cU-ared a million b*m«*l oil storage reservoir L A. Slim Perrett, 44. pilot ghaily madv
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    Jap Fishing Boat Programme
    80 4 IOKIO. Feb. 20. -Ilk Agntut. tore and F rentrj Minlilry nai a.ade plani for live-yew ftsn ing-boat construction programnv Kith tne cbject of increasing rapan'i fishing Oeet to oio.cou cons, at an estimated cost 01 38.370.000.000 yen. it was repc rctd ncre today. I he programme
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    ENJOY BETTER HEALTH
    128 4 ENJOY BETTER HEALTH Arc you tired, worn out. despondm*. it >i»n tally sluggish, feeling older th.it' y.»ur years? Have no energy? Suffer from backache or other pains' Can't «;«it, sleep, work., play like a healthy person? Has all the fun been tik.-u <>ut <*f your life? if you have any
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    Evacuation Of British Nationals In China Clarified
    288 4 NANKING. Feb. 20.— The British Embassy in Nanking ha* issued a statement clarifying the recent pivss reports regarding thn evacuation of British nation, als from the cities and areas threatened by the Communists. The statement said that the British Embassy "IX sires to
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    CARP REARING REVIVAL
    148 4 With view to step up -he supplies of fresh witter fish in Ma laya Chinese smallholders anil market gardeners are resuscitating the carp industry. Fish ponds which were neglected during the occupation period have been reconditioned and brought into use once again It will be recalled that
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    S'PORE LEGISLATION
    48 4 The 1947 Supplement to th' Laws of Singapore has now beei printed and a special Gazett> notification brings them int< force from February 21st. Th< same Gazettes ansounce the com ing into force in the same date o the 1942 Supplement to the L*Wl Volume I.
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    AND HOW IT SUITS HER!
    27 4 Patricia Vuwvfr, fame* model under contract to M-G-Af f fcotc* the wry latent m straptess bnthmtj suits, -and how it suits her.'
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    SERVICEMEN ON ARMS CHARGES
    172 4 Lance Corporal John Oakley who faced tentative charges of eing in unlawful possession of an automatic pistol, and unlawful fossession ol l.'iO roundl n i ammunition was committed to stand trial at the next Assizes oy the Seventh Police Court Magisir-*?, Mr. A. G. Shears yesterday.
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    DON'T I|l YOUR RE INTO DR
    21 4 r w 1( M Labou, Uni a thro* ntofh 1 I a the Uc in'.
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    THREE RUN PREMIERSHIP
    124 4 THREE RUN PREMIERSHIP 1 0:1:0 II Dppei LII w.ii v. fll Minisit I plenaiy 54 H I II cattoni are then II candid;.: namely, II snigen; Ycs&da, II sidered tiu >t.>::-v^^H and D :ti crat .-I Ashidn. and Cha.:r.-.aM I Social Demoerati I 'ysma. I Although Uv D-r.cl asked l
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    SEQUEL TO STABBING
    52 4 The rtabbmc curred in a trolley buM junction oi Vltl P M .In.! High street on M o Feb 19 ha,! an \ns when a tall, we uk yei-oM Path- Ha»« v;as nrod.M-0.l on ton.™ Choo Che" r.avc boon 1 The cOI-l-.K'tc: d era. rio^.ni' Acoweu w
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    Alleged Housebreak
    31 4 Lee Al N ton ss Second toac:m! teeaWn Engine* n Pet 19. Hi.s plea the rn.se nv.iv court. Falling J ,u;, ol 1500 I ed until i will be
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  • ROUND-UP OF CABLED NEWS FROM FAR AND NEAR
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      K. TO HALVE RMED FORCES
      251 5 r armed forces l M< -;il' almost 50 ,»er cent in numerical 11ll 'T ia S for defence purpose* slash|i:;;.. ,ku ing the coming financial ,V:kv White Paper mtrol*'^:;'::;.:;:^"'^^- introduce, I- A.V. Alexander. Rlytew f,, r tli.' respective services I 'ndhur s on research and
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      BUTE TO PENANG S.X.I. DIRECTOR
      143 5 PiANG l fjj in inst.tutinn' uo knouTh.J", Xaviers more than in P**m c 0 as in r wc arc to teach our children anim 't> and triM h I? of s;m P"'city, independence, tral a '«l mora rcludtinn' 1 al aim of our education must
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      S. Korea Trade
      64 5 NANKING. Fcb 20.— The Ministry of Economic Affairs ana other Government ottices "ncrrned have- begun studying the question of inaugurating *do with Southern Korea, ac. '•'ding to Chinese n-ports. As a start it has been agreed hat fchli trade- will be «n Uter basis and that the
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      T.V. Soong For States
      62 5 SHANGHAI, FEB. 20. A Chinese report claimed that Kvangtung governor T. V. Scong is l2avinrc shortly for the United States for top level negotiations on Umtorf States investments in south China reconstruction The report said Soong left Canton for Nanking on Thursday to confer with Generalissimo
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      6 YEARS' JAIL FOR KIDNAPPERS
      173 5 KUALA LUMPUR, FEB 19 You dcs?rve not six but sixty years!" Chong Keow. mother ol kidnapped and massing son, hi&sed out in Hakka, addressing tnr P e Chinese youths aj they •vere being led away from the lock by constables at the end of their
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      K.L RENTS RAISED
      210 5 nouses w!th rental exceeding 5150 effect wu to decontrol rent entlrelv. Tne Chairman, Mr. H. T. W. Oswc-11, agreed with the remarks made by Mr. Raxnani und said that hs would refer the matter to government. KITALA lI'MITR. FEB. 19. LANDLORDS IN KI T ALA LUMPUR HAVE
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      GUNMEN FOILED
      143 5 ALOR STAR. FEB. 19.— Quick action by the neighbours and s.rart work by the Police halted ths activities of five robbers <vho otherwise vould have got •iway with a lot of loot at Sunrei Pasir In Central Kedah recently Five well-dressed Cnlnese, said to be anncd with pistols.
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      Walcott Laughs At Louis' Ultimatum
      246 5 Walcott Laughs At Lou is Ultima tu m NEW YORK, Feb. ML- -Jersey Joe Walcott laughed today itj Joe Loui.*' ultimatum to the challenger f o sign up for the return of the heavyweight contest in two weeks or lo*e the tight. Lour made 'his ultimatum after a new hitch
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      Boy Gored By Wild Boar
      83 5 IPOH, FEB. 19— A 14-year-old Chinese boy was scr.d to death by a huge wild b >ar early yrstertiay mo r ning In B.ta Parit The lad, it is learned, was out tapping rubber when he suddenly came upon the tusker in the estate. The
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      CLERK JAILED
      139 5 SEREMBAN. FEB. 19. Osman bin Abdul Hamid, a Roods clerk employed in the Malayan Railways, was on Tuesday sen- tenced to '10 months r.i. by Mr. Justice E. N. Taylor at the 1 Negri Assize., when he was found guilty of a charge of voluntarily causlrg grievous hurt
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      Fuel Exports Cut
      35 5 WASHINGTON, Feb. 19 —The United States Commerce Department today cut another 15,000 barrels of tor March to aw tu.-l lor /V iT r f petrel and oil from the export quota Reuter
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      ARMY BOXING
      27 5 The All-Singapore Bo::inp chargpion c hips ;n the S-A.B.A. Tournaments M-h<-duled to take ji'ace oft March 22-26 h;.s been po^tp«.ned till April 6 to 9.
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  • MORNING TRIBUNE
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      Hottest In The Orient
      216 6 Lieut-Uen. John Hodge, the American Commander in Korea, once oescriSed the situation there as "the hottest in the Orient' 1 Compared with the large-scale civil war in China, the colonial wars in Southeast Asia, and the bitter communal strife En India, this might at first sight
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      World War 3
      224 6 Thus reports that the Northern People's Army, estimated at betveen a quarter million to hail a million, may precipitate a civil war may be regarded as propaganda. For Americans and uussmns know tnat such a civil war will be the prelude to World War 3. Even if
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    GANDHI'S LAST JOURNEY
    26 6 Part of the crowd that hned the fire-mile route from Birht B<m*e /o >h< Jamum knfa I funeral ptocession near tht Princes' Park.
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    UNO Has No Teeth
    738 6  -  James E. Roper "Tut Tut" Said U.N.O. by I LAKE SUCCESS. New YorkRed blood flows daily in Pales tfne, a nd with the threat of fu l scale war constantly increasing the United Nations is able only to say "tut, tut."' Meanwhile, the U.N. military staff
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    Meditation
    15 6 E humility and the fear of the Lord are riches, and nour padnft. Prov.
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    First Of The Vampires In Singapore
    63 8 On* »f tkt two Vmmwtn Mmrtt Ul Wifkier Apxrwfi »'>irh hot* <ir rtved N B^gaport umpped ■< rettooA yl?//-'',/ be/on fl went «v filotcd by FU.-U. J W. WQ*m «»i i f*rtiZ««fl tfteftay 0/ ■jrohaffri on Thmsiltn Th> i hmr. OM Rntain's m»Wߧi tprnpvlUtt
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    She "Steered" Him Out Of Trouble
    126 8 LONDON. Rowland Sutcliffe .Mar. on on Monday I Lithcrland, Lanr.s, who runs 111; Bllfpeniion «aa for d.iv--1 009-lonry haulage bmtmni. ing while under the Influence of thought it meant the n.d oi his rtrlnk lirm wh»n his licence was susliended for F©»r §1* months
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    ANTI-JAP HERO READY TO RAISE ANTI-RED ARMY
    114 8 ANTI-JAP HERO READY TO RAISE ANTI-RED ARMY PEIPING. FEB. 20.— Gimu ral \T:i Chang Shan hero of t- ne unti-Japane.se resistance *n .Manchuria :n World War Two told the United Press tcdo.y he was ready to ral'y a force of ::00,000 to' flght the Reds in his home ground >t
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    CURFEW LIFTED
    61 8 RIPOLI. Fib. UK Th«> CUr>w imposed on liiptili. Liby;.. lesday when British .^f.ldierI .-a I Jed out t<» disperse Arabs nonstrating against the Bn;ish Militaiy Administration, wi^ lifted hire today. Fittytwo people, including the Pi >sident of the Kotla (Arao nationalist bloo and ts i>ecrettri were arrested. Condition*
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    ILLEGAL HOARDING
    57 8 Toklo, Feb. 19.— Fifteen million yen £75,000) worth of llkgally hoarded goods were confiscated during January, official* of f.:e Government's Economic Stabili. Tition Board announced. The announcement said that out of 61 tips on the location of boarded good s received. 20 wer. 1 investigated. Seized goods inv'ludcd
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    Marshall On China Aid
    88 8 WASHINGTON, FEB. 19— The United Press learned today that Marshall will apptar before the House of Representatives For eign Affairs Committee on Friday to testify on the $570 mil- lion Chinese aid programme. Committee sources said Mar- i shall would be the first to testify at
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    SHE KNEW ALL USTASHI EXPLOITS
    126 8 IfltrOVlca, < Yugoslavia). Feb. 19. -American .born Mrs. tniu Debljak. 32. stood before the district tribunal here today and calmly admitted she had known about the "terroristic exploits' of the Ustashi K-ader. Djuro Djrkovich and had herself work ed under the Ustashi direction. OB trial
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    U. K. MEAT RATION: REVISION POSSIBLE
    114 8 LONDON, Feb. 10:— Th Chancellor of Ihe Exchequer Sir Stafford Oipps, said today that the Government w a s ex- amining whether to revi-c meat ra ion as a result of i.urea.sec price to be paid f°r Aiv.n'fne I suppliesHe was asked at a
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    LABOUR RETAINS SEAT
    53 8 r A8QOW I SCOTl and I Feb 19:— Labour todaj reta<n*d the ParIan en»ary Real for Paisley, near Glasgow, when Scotland's po'iciforOeneral, Mr Dougta H. Johnston wai lected by 6,545 over hta ion i oppon< n( |fr j John ICa< C n 1 j on n n
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    Lord Listowel Arrives
    43 8 Lord Listou*t, ris'tinfi Minister of State for the CdomlM (tight) and the Governor of Btogcpore Bb Franklin Okmßom tf Governmmt Boum OH Thundap when Lira TMtowei <i<ivr an intcnifu to thf Press, shorthi <itt(r his arrival m Bttgopore, [Tiibune photo)
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    PLENTY MISERY GR
    203 8  - PLENTY MISERY GR RALPH CHAIN By 300 Strokes SHANGHAI. FEB. 10- L» al Mnall time tough Hsu Lih Pnvj. was given 300 strokes on the buttocks for gate crashing Into I Cbinett theatre and attacking ushers when refused admittance —UP fHE 'SWAN3 »;qB FROL COMMi^^.^H M Brtusl I doing u
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    FIRST CONFE
    8 8 Wednesday. Un hath aid'* o) M*"
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    LAND OF T THEY LE
    165 9 LAND OF T THEY LE I K uooD-ip;-H^Y 'iHEIi! It i:: B Ht.it. ■> 140cz.. JaT> 150z.. butter rats -k/ -t'i Hess iopk" Hde |B e&tUess top f > i[ H: Hi.:... no H H H~ H H S-i V peop] Hvh:?.-:;. ttlej H. one ■f sht- y Qe bottle
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    WRESTLERS BANK BLOOD
    46 9 In imsufr I<> tht (i/;//"// /o/ Mood donors several professional v ■>•' \fj*rs headed by A"/m«/ Soup volunttt rai. Picture shows esttert with medial ptrsonnfl' Left to rifjht (wrestlers) Kiny Hutu/. G'oific Zhisc... Ali Kim Bey, Curly Connor, ami David Ginsberg (local wrestling promoter).
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    OF RULERS
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    EVA NOT PEAO-LEGALLY
    170 9 EVA NOT PEAO -LEGALLY MUNICH. Feb. 19. -The ctti. eial German, position on Eva Braun is: she was neither legally dead nor K gaily married t I Hitler. I Hie Berlin Registry Office reported that today to Otto Gr.tschneder. lawyer for Eva s mother who is trying to settK property
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    Insult To U.S. Army
    59 9 SEOUL. (Korea), Feb. 19. General John R. Hodge, American Commander of South Kor a. la a stem protest to Sovin authorities, charged that th« manhandling o! two United States liaison officials in P.v 'ngyang on February 8. constituted an "insult to the United Stales Army as
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    PATEL PAYS LAST TRIBUTE TO GANDHI
    39 9 Stirdar Vallabhbhai Putd aadr<**tng the mammoth n.cetlnfj nt Ramlilft Ground* on Feftruary 2 tchen ot*r tjut/'fr •<t tnulu.n i Ljyeople ftothen<t t*> ;><ijt MMMr hMI hcmaqe to iht Fuller >.t the 1 Xa'irm
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    POLO GAME FOR DRONES AND BUTTERFLIES'
    208 9 LONDON. PEA. li' -A Communist leader today described polo as a game for drones and butterflies as a Government board heard testimony on a proposal to transform the wrr d famous and cxclus'vp Harlinghrm poio club into a public park. Mr. T. E. Manahan.
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    14 KILLED IN CRASH
    56 9 BRISBANE, via Sydney. Feo. 19. Fourteen persons were kill ed today when a Royal Austnlian Air Fora Lincoln crashed 300 yards from Amberley aerodrome while coming in for 9 landing The big plam rapidly lost, both height and speed just before it crashed. The entire complement
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    TERRORISM IN PALESTINE
    134 9 JERUSALEM. Feb. 19.— Two British soldiers were shot in the back by a Jewish terrorist in a crcwd.d main street in the heart Of Jerusalem today. One died and the other was seriously wounded. Some passengers i n a Jewish bus were slightly hurt by flying glass
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      34 9 SiN^eiali^ed in Graifting Young Malayan Fruit Trees. ESPECIALLY OF Fl Qf^llTY TYPE Large Varieties of "Quality Crafted" Young ji Trees in Stoek Ohtainahle from: E?«iek Yong Orehard (o(T B«k«t Timmh Roa4) Sintjaporc. Agents Wanted.
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    LABOURERS C WITH OBSTRU POLICE
    286 10 LABOURERS C WITH OBSTRU POLICE vvor i V>e C l- c l^'.^H recehe SB »a r present lUbuur. rs took thuß n;i to pay J^jJ I ?J2Sw whe lhr *M uirtncoming iiceatl confined the couraS "On Monday, hA B police party v. J 1 to thii offence J I Elfteeo
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    MUSLIM RELIGIOUS LECTURES
    35 10 commemoration i S»MurSidina Ml :^B dul Kadir Jilani of conclude to-msnt :^M Road mosque. fr) Following the lt 1 <j^H be road by Tuan Abciul Waliid W J Served .'or women I
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      198 10 lomii s: I\4 liiss^i lo lln >lo riling Trifii-iie "SUNSHINE FALLS" I Z! PMINEAS MAS A\~ ~TI I 7^u"aN~TELrMaIriOOGJ k/ M« PMINEAS FLOO6LEJ I TOS. MADAM MftEALLY NICE I O /^nL 1 Ot< > «V BtUEVt HE UVEST j)/ JS NOT A PRIVATE 1 *iH\ house..^/ v^l/ :r^ ki 01
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    SIX-DAY SERIAL "MUSIC HATH CHARMS"
    549 11  - SIX-DAY SERIAL "MUSIC HATH CHARMS Jack London London Berkebile By I V M.zarra Gets the Moral, Thyra Cets Her Jive r M,ke Gets What He Coes After I I I I I I It I b If ■V'- y I m. M:.v .v. 'In ■ins l)v: i'-- m\c:T. i you
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    WHAT'S BEST FOR ELSPETH?
    90 11 j The qvtstion MM* What j MM J*sf /<<r Elspeth: To marry an agricultural > f,» litn'tittilist and live ON his small professor's salani doinq her own houstvork. mrinti for thf family fc« insisted they should have, rtnountiny t)w BHmutotkm of city life Or to marry
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    SOVIET TROOPS IN AUSTRIA INCREASED
    124 11 VIENNA. Feb. 19. -Austrian sources said today that Russians had moved approximately 10.800 additional troops into Austria v.ithin the past few days. These sources said the 10 JUO Russian troops are stationed at Doellersheim, 45 mile*, northwest ol Vienna, former German manoeuvre grounds, which have
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    ANSHAN POSITION UNCERTAIN
    77 11 SHANGHAI. Fob. 20.—Conflicting reports on tho situation M Anshan, the stetl producing ntre £outh of Mukd.n. appearI in today's morning press. While gome independent reports said the city had virtually 'Hen to attacking Communist* v ml -official reports i>aid the Redg had been beaten bick to originai
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    He Went A Little Bit Too Far
    123 11 Bvppu. Japan, F.b. 19.— Tike f shio Tnkeshim.; was doing lU right as "Capt. Robert Joaeu until he tried to sell Chaplaia A. D. Mann o c the 19th Infantry Regiment a story that he was a •United StaUs rOdßet shi.o test pilot."
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    Dr. S. Me non On Soviet Boorish ness In Korea
    387 11 LAKS SUCCESS. Feb. 19 In- to 00-ojprrate in any way with the United Nations Oominlssioß in Korea sent there by th< Unit* j Nations Gerur:.l Ass inolv t l prepare rifretiOlU aas itrMMd by Dr. S. Menoii. .Indian d.airm 1
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    TAXING CHINA'S RICH
    152 11 NANKING, reb. 20. The total pri t'vusfiwiii the 'Special Relic! Levies' -CtiiDa'a mwest wofttci uf revenue designed to tax tru rich— were fixed at i0.000.000.00j Chtneie dolUn by the sponsoring committee yesterday and. o: this amount. Shanghai alone il expected to rain 5.500,000.000 dollars. Iha n- w
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    Truman Opens Campaign
    59 11 WASHINGTON. FEB. 19. President Trrnian formally launched his campaign for re- I- lection next November with a 10- year programme for peace rnd prosperity. This programme called interaiia for the expansion of agricultural output, an increase of employment and a higher mminjum v/age. "It can bo done—
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    Bloody Batt Anshan
    55 12 SHANGHAI, fl* government /^I; >.;■ den claimed that m 10.000- Reds M Manchuria. 65 Mukden. tl e iJts^tlv 1 w?rr Mibj MowUlst I Uie Hod 1 1 thr city t mffl Reports did no? rate of the hu; Irside the [M ed defences n t -m the
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    430 12 NOT too lons '»W. an enterprising movie scout ventured south Um bOrtfei U) cmtch UM .lancing art of the Cansinos. father and daughter, a u-u\ that had b«»<onie the tcast of Agua Caliente and had lured nthei •alrnt-seekeiS in the past. IV»
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    GEE, WHIZZ
    122 12 WHEN Barbara Stanwyck visited husband Robert Taylor on the sot of "The High Wall," things promptly started buzdn^. as if at a signal upon her enirance. a swarm of bees that had been nesting near the ceiling of the sound stage began swooping over the players. One apparently
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    BOR On Charge Of Intimidation
    299 12 KUALA LUMPUR FEB. 19 r.tt. Arthur Eastwood., a 8.0.K v:as charged at the Ncgri As:lzes y;sterrtiy befon Mr Jus tice E N Taylor with criminal intimidation hv thiemtening Uew Ki'n Hin witfl death on HeptemDCr 23, at Loba< Road. Serembmn. The accused c:n:m-^(i trial zna
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    582 13 Sung e i Bldor 46 9 47 Sunrd Kinta 25 26 „n -i Way 300 a io T-ipin« Con. 2.65 2 7i i kua,.., V.. I ley 23 24,Ta am 33^ 3 40 Tfekka 8 9 9 Tekka hlplnc M 1 1 Telok Kruin 1.67'. 1 7.->
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    SHARE MARKET UNEASY
    46 13 me relieving u tbe report o: tiV Malayan Sh .irebrokers' Association issued yesterday: rhe tin share market was again affected by the uncertainty °t the London market end a number of Issues were marked down. uneasier tendency bjm I tilt industrials sect ou.
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    A DISCLAIMER
    35 13 u Yap Cheng Hal. of the Contn 1 Department, writes that he is not the person !(> wme name concerned in cheating which appear. ea in the Morning Tribune nnd v.-. Tribune of yesterday's
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    211 13 Market Notes Jottings <From Our Financial Corr.» People in this country will note not without a touch ol irony that Japanese bonds have been sharply appreciating in Lond> n ,n the belkf that the debt service will be resumed when t-i p leaee treaty is sisruri Not having had first-hand
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    LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE
    197 13 LONDON, Feb. 19.— General uncertainty as to the outcome of .he federation of British industries and associates plan tor decking the innationary tendency is still curbing business on Lonaon s stocu marKet Ihv Kaffir section was again iesponsiblc 7 or some bright spoi as tiie result of
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    RUBBER MARKET CMS 11/8 CENTS
    77 13 RUBBER MARKET CMS 1 1/8 CENTS The market in rubber recow r--1 od 1| centl yesterday. It opened very steady on New York advices with business done from 39^ to 40] for No. 1 March R.S.S. and was fully Steady throughout the day. Prices quoted are. Buyers. Sellers. No. 1
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    147 13 lOKIO. Feb. 20. -Bribery and graft are common practices among government officials, the newspaper Asahl Shimbun reported today. Although n>> names were mentioned, the paper s&ld there was concrete evidence that businessman and industrialists were bribing governmi Bt officials with millions of yen monthly in
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    ECHO OF SHAHRIR COUP D'ETAT
    258 14 ANTABA SAID TODAY THE CAM 8 K^^] 1 HXY (ASF it'llU'll INVOIVEB M hCCV SEP "ggfjf WITH KIDNAPriM. SITTAN SIIAKIK IN HU. <«" ol' 11l Y 3 1!H0 <K% l>r ii%ed At the first hearii.s th«* m«»nin? 15 of lb* l. at u <tw« MN
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    161 14 Amateur Boxing Tourney Tkt Bb«>Hn A.r. »itur Bating /uiodatST OP«> tournaments toi ,^n, at the Happ> World St-oiU.,, on f*. 29 l > •W^ l— l l' r^ IUI „l iinv ihrlU i« too* .x 1 such* ..iitii.ri.nt- Mich a> the Arehti brothen »nd Bo«»l Chin take part. A number
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    65 14 Radja 44 I. HfcwMc Shieis Van Heu'-z A.D.E. .iCajU.ai t 4 3 Marella J Cheehire j 6 Baxlara LykCb 31 2 £>redero 11 18 tort Peaslakc 19 20 Mulncra 4 Meiltoi 23 6 (Hoti.'h BttverlltfKtj 29 30 Meneluib 15 1»> Priam Timl.all 12 13 Trevayic.r ]0 ll Trt-sii
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    23 14 The S.H.B. Police received a walk-over from the C.C.M.P. in the hockey fixture which vrai to have been played at Thomson Road yesterday.
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      1086 14 SPECIAL GUIDE FQI Uelow is the full card nr today's races, the fin a! da) 1 Turf CM Spring meeting, together with the records of the luvtth'^^B owners, trainers, jockeys ;md prospects of the candidates:- nr <*^B RACE ONE 2 P.M. B HORSFS. CUaSi 2 Div. 2 Abt. 6 Furs
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    MARRIED XI BEAT NGLES BY 3-1
    401 15 MARRIED XI BEAT NGLES BY 3-1 ■Tan Lai Chuan Cup Soccer .By Grounder). RRfl INNUAL SOCcE* t'NCOUNIER BE I WEEK [xiAND SINGELS XI OP 'HE ROVERS SPORIS RTHE lAN LAI CHUAN CHALLENGE CUP TURNED 1 A THRILLING CONTEBI WHEN THE FORMER SPLENDID PERFORMANCE IO WIN BV THREE DONEAI £1 GEORGE'S
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    BCOF CELEBRATE
    39 15 Kure, Feb. JO.—BriUfh ComQwcaltb Occupation Forces brated the second anniversary of their rival in Japan with a ceremonial parade of than 2.300 officers and men enuu?ei o1 the wo- n'« sei*vicea at Ansac Part in tod j
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    182 15 Playing a friendly naU-h on Monday aight at their own premise*, the Chinese Y.M.C.A- table-tcnuis "A" team narrowly defeated the Shinp Wah Sports Club by four games to three. Alt the jramos were evenly .Hatched and four out of the stven ties* played went to the "rubber" before
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    145 15 The following will play cwcjcet for the Indian Association against the tat Bn. the Devonshire Regiment on Sunday, at 11.00 a.m. on the Sprang Ground, Changi:— R. Sitharam (Captain i, M. U. Patel, Mohamed Shah. H. Shah. Ibrahim Isa, Achu•ha Menon. M. Ra&iklal. Rajah Arasaratnam, Z. Bhatri.
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    Kramer Leads Riggs
    85 15 San Francisco. Feb. 20. -Jack Kramer, former amateur tenn s champion turned profession, today defeated the world professional champion. Bobby Rig£s 11 9. 6-2. taking the longest lead yet in their transcontinental professional series. Kramer has won the last three matches giving him a l<^d o' 18
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    113 15 ♦B> ALLAN LEWIS} <»v wARRKK > Kate l'— M\Y PRIM E R.u 1 MAY PRIN( F. PThlli Bm*t Kanda K .i.u.i Tollana flzc FORTUNE'S Ru^! FORTUNE'S ■FAVOURITE FAVOURITE True Seturity Mac Scott Run Rabbit Run Spear Mirth Race 3 L-ORLi IVAN Race S -LORD IVAN Darnok
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    421 15 Perth. Fi-b. 20. The Indian tourists got Western Australia all out for 270 runs in their first innings in the last match of their Australian tour which began here this morning. At close of play the Indians had scored 19 without the loss
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      211 15 OOAY'S RACES I Hft LJia a. n^ rv«niels Bad starter I T i M >Vee i; f f,r Hian Diniels (Stirling) Ran poorly Sat LrNl';' r N 712 P n S^" m A. Sle^h May upset tvHAj 1 n Ms J a r RaSTe Martin .Turner) Prefers soft. K|K" J£:
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    489 16 ihr for ai, M^ 'Cy.-ti^ n ar |y HMM DulaU.m and vital installa- will fall upon Ihr < 'V^ a "hat J. HhUwo-th-fast night. the Importance ol the vi) Defence Benrtcei luring !i i' ids, tin- An Miish:i> Ml /r »a Nm<im m
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    39 16 Mr j f Paul, of the T< epraph l>> k IfiM hn'pwuni ■••<• #«<> r 7 ir', f rn ntfi* "t thc Church 0/ Orr L^i./ •> nfl f brW« i«nd bridegroom, itid (ft brkfesmafd M:m Lec/a Bao, M«fef o/ f/i^ to
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    Fighter Crashes
    45 16 Manila, Fob. 20.— The Thirteenth U.S. Air Force headquarters at Clark Field announced that a P-47 Thunderbolt fighter plan? crashed and burned today at the foot of Mount Arayat in Pampanga province and that the American pilot was presumed to have been killed.
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    163 16 AIR MARSHAL SIX? BRIAN FAKER. AIR COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF, TRANSPORT COMMAND, HAS LEFT ENGLAND TO INSPECT THE R.AF.S TRUNK AIR ROUTE IN THE MIDDLE EAST AND FAR FAST IN HIS CAPACITY OF INSPECTOR OF AIR TRANSPORT SERVICES, ROYAL AIR FORCE. Accompanied by a number
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    SHARPEST DROP IN COMMODITY PRICES
    81 16 Chicago. Feb. 19.— Corn and wheat prices rose again bur wholesale prices -or some 900 basic commodities recorded thei: sharpest drcp in nearly 18 months. The Lzbzur Department i nounced the average wholesale prices of tnese commodities drtpped 2.5 per cent, last week the sharpest
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    JERUSALEM JAIL BREAK
    65 16 JERUSALEM, FEB. 20.—Si- rens sounded in Jerusalem this morrins: when prisoners staged a jail break from the Central I Prison Twe've prisoners are i known to have escaped. It has no: yet been stated whether th<?y wcrr Jews or Arabs. Traffic was halted in Jerusalem as police
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