Morning Tribune, 23 February 1948

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    Masthead
    7 1 MORNING TRIBUNE ,i /m cf.-.vrs I 1948
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    ain "Near aos And Bankruptcy
    42 1 ain "Near aos And Bankruptcy I Kr'r the brink <.f .star. ■if^:,ym«'nt. economic Hj t tal bi.nkruptry and H b j dex.k.t. bnnk. Hp by a fe'A' V living H d n tnurH' r Hi :n v.- M-TSiia.l .iid B nd to
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    Marshall Leaves
    30 1 I [.Lloyd, acI Lad; LJ yd, left fcjesterdiy morning by fet Darwin. During his Air Vic Marshal J. th Jones will be acting Ifr.in-Chief, Air C mir East.
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    JERUSALEM STREET BECOMES AMBLES OF DEAD & DYING
    203 1 JERUSALEM STREET BECOMES AMBLES OF DEAD DYING ■SALEM. PBB 22 ONE ■LFSTIXES CREATES! OI'TRACES TODAY ■dthe central mo »\V]SH BUSINESS ANT KNTIAL CENTRE OF EH I 'DA STREET IN lK n T A SHAM WF DEAD AND DYING. ■explosions which wrecked Wat tarn today caused WJ deaths md hundreds of
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    TRAINER & RIDER OF SPRING CUP WINNER
    44 1 TRAINER RIDER OF SPRING CUP WINNER M'lton Sullivan {right) who trained Grand PrU to win the Spring ("P at Saturday's Singapore weg und Abdul Maivi (left) ro iu Grand Prix <"«* **o. "(•lore the race said confidently his mount: 'He Ig good enough to win."
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    There Was A Protest And A Funeral
    275 1 S.T.C Vehicles Were Off The Roads Yesterday Because i Tribune Staff Reporter) The Bingftpwt Traction Co.'s trcll*y busfs and omnibuses u?rp off thf. roads tb*» whole of >vsterda.». Two reasons for this were given by Mr. R. K. Siro>. President of the Traction
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    "INFLUENCE OF U.S. IMPERIALISM..." BRITISH REDS ATTACK GOVT,
    486 1 "INFLUENCE OF U.S. IMPERIALISM..." BRITISH REDS ATTACK GOVT, LONDON. FEB. Z2 MK. WIMIAM CAIJ.AC lIHR P(M ITBUREAC HEAD OF THE i;l'.l I I, COMMUNIST P R T Y OPENING THE ANN! AL PARTY CONGRESB, CHARGED Tl! \T I!'F lAKOIR ATTACHE OF II*; AMERICAN EMBASSY MR. SAM HFRGER, WITH Ci( lIMNIi
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    Over at 6ft. 7 1/2 in.!
    79 1 S One of Briiam'a Olympfr y i Games hope* Alan Patfi- i .inn has an outstanding 1 chanc* of tctnn; n(t th* h'tjh jump fn the (HymfjU fl IfMi i» pmbthlit Biitan\ u* miktWC •m/ \n< f V.\ uhrsrm. < >;'v ftn i iir
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    CHINESE PREMIER'S "NO" TO TIGER BALM KING'S REQUEST
    92 1 CHINESE PREMIER'S "NO TO TIGER BALM KING'S REQUEST HONGKONG, Feb. 22. Thf Sing Tno Jih Ptio, published by Tigrr Balm King, Mr. Aw Boon Jlaxc, reported today that Chin*se Premier Chang Chun had rejected the Tiger's request for permission to purchase two transport planes to expedite delivery of the paper
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    CLASH OF VIEWS
    58 1 THE HAGUE. Feb. 21. me Pclis.i IClltfsttr to the Nether, lands, M. Bencdykt Elmer, has resigned en tile ground that his political views clash with thos« j r\ of the Warsaw Government, He j said that the fact that he was (a member o! the Polish Socialist
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    FOOD FOR GOA
    40 1 LISBON. Feb. 22. -The larger shipment of food to Portugues. India ever recorded is on its waj from Portugal to Goa. Thi steamer Scfala te't here last night with 9,000 tons of supplies including milk and medicines.
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    CHIANG AGREES TO OPEH TAUES WITH REPS?
    129 1 NANKING, Feb. 22. Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek has aiven his consent to a high Chinese official to attempt to reopen negotiations with the Communists, an authoritative Chinese source told United Press today. The source stressed that Chiang i did not initiate the idea, but
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    Bulgaria's Gesture To Turkey
    61 1 kOFIA. Feb. 22.-Bulgaria announced last night that, as a gesture of good neighbourliness, It was returning to Turkey two •urkish Spitfires and the surviv- ing pilot of the two planes wnicn made forced landings in Bulgaria on February 9 in the Black i£ea town of Sozopol.
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    BRITAIN MAY IMPOSE LEVY OF CAPITAL
    495 2 FURTHER MEANS TO SPEED UP RECOVERY "fi eze" may oe aj- c-pi. a v'th, however, tht prctsjo Uiat corrcscond.ng '■iissn prooii and pric:s, as well as iusiderabi" price reiueuegs, I is guaranteed To help the Government s-e--(u ie more coal for export Bri- tifih
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    JAVA TRUCE SHAKES WORLD'S RUBBER MARKETS
    253 2 NKVV YOKK F»». 22 BigfUl turv of thf truce agreement be tu«-«'M thf Imtch and Indon«\s.an: in Java lihv shaken the V/orld'j rubber inaik«-t.v say* the Nm Yoj k Journal of Oomiuorci The tnm opens the -vay for a conßi-Jriuble fxpiinsjon of In-lns ir»(t
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    27 2 nANOKOK. PBb, 21 -Thrice sia-vu-:e pfiltl, Khaaßf AMiaiwoOg fi.i.s i< «n nominated premier uirain today by t)io Regency Council. w*a reilab'] UMlerglood, rollowlng n Omch. lilor's uie.-tinj».
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    ENGAGEMENT
    54 2 CURTIS PRESTON The rnu:i«cin(iit is announced betmen David Bacheverell, son of llle lat/.' Colonel Edward Curtis. C.lf.G. and Mrs Hornsby of Taunton, Somerset, and Pamela Ruth, datlfhter oi the late ReKinald Walter Preston and Mrs Stewart Lee Smith, vife of 1/ Coradr Btew«rt L-e Smith VBNB, U S Naval
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    Malay Electrical Inst. Celebrates Anniversary
    150 2 Malay Electrical Inst. Celebrates Anniversary The second anniversary 0/ the Malay Electrical Institute rvn by the Persatuan Electric 1 Me'.ayu <Malav Ele-j'rical Asso elation*, was held at the Association premises in Valeria s'eet, yesterday even f f The Institute, ffti'rfc holds evening classes in Elect rcily iiv.d English for M.vxf
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    U.S. MINISTER TO ICELAND NAMED
    68 2 WASHINGTON. F«-b. 22. The 'White HOUM announced the nomination Richard Porter Butrick ka Minister to Iceland. He had been with the Depart. Blent since 1921, serving in Latin America, Hankow, Shanghai, Chmtfking and Peipint?. His la-t f< r*ign pott was in Manila where hi lerred
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    MID-AIR REFUELLING EXPERIMEMT
    56 2 SH tNNAN, F. b 22. Th< "r' I air > el iel ing expert'•'ir th< .V'.Mii Atlantic w.is 1 "lit iu( yt\x\\y day .*,on milea weal (M i:in.) A fi] ;>) fuelling L i Shannon, trana- t. i«-»u to .1 h< >A( it< cai ry»r.K freight in
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    ACADEMIC FREEDOM MUST BE GUARDED
    86 2 SHANGHAI. Kb. 22.— Tho United States Consul. General Mr. John M. Cabot, told tru- AmerJcan University Club in a prepared speech last night that. acad«mio freedom must b<> guarded in Order to "pr serve imor en.ich the civilizat :i \v have inherited." After criticising the
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    NEW YORK MARKET INDECISIVE
    115 2 NEW YORK, Feb. 21. Market movement were indecisive in featureless trading reflecting the limited attendance and cautious disposition in vew of the extend- ed week-end. Prices were mainly fractionally mixed with gains slightly predominating. Attention was centred on the wage problem as a major uncertainty w>th
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    39 2 TOKIO. Feb. 21.— Nearly a thous- and residents of Tokyo have become ill from easing rationed bread or r yn imn flour Kvodo News Service 'lied 1 O. Qy E cr ul, k houkrh BuQc bad diedwi Reuter AAP
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    Largest Steel Centre In China In Flam
    296 2 SHANGHAI. FFB. Pro <;, vi > rill iimi slid tcda^ th* uh«> eity Wh „,',> >Ptlls cmtre throughout Thin M miles" u ,i J 1 "«<•■ lianv-x ind'fatln; thut lh«. Roven-rv n ioii after alirost a ueck-lon* st!ff t s l(l% Wf>r f
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    LUNCH PARTY AT PASIR RIS
    126 2 A lunch party given yesterday by Mr. Tco Kim Eng at his resi- dence in Pasir Ris in honour of Mrs. K. E. Imrie. wife of t'^e General Manager of the Anglo- Swiss Milk Products Co. More than 100 guests wer^ pir. sent. Swimming and
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    UN Ineffective In Face Of Great Powers'Conflict
    396 3 UN Ineffective In Face Of Great Powers'Conflict russia uncompromisir:; and aggressive na«t 18 months can largely b<- JKplatne<l bv h*»r impatirnt rmd oft^n io<?rcive methc<fs in hurrying on the conBOli«lation of her Western security belt. Now thnt the last link has been forped. there will be an opportunity to test
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    From Old
    113 3 I r...,5t !ipP ns,t.nTii^^^S^son's -Victory was nc^L^ Moiift hu taken a m w in'lLtnj MM that is helpiny to prf^rt'c old senhng torge* n NKi *m>wa<i»y from the U**l .scene. John Briant, an ex-army f«l kroJZs pop*L that of «*veftiig the vessels into barge yachts, fitted xoUk mm
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    PALESTINE OUT OF STERLING AREA
    137 3 JERUSALEM. F,b u.- r.~un, moved out of tte tferllßg n£ at midnight on Saturday. a loverlttntltt communique explaining the Chang* Mi* WJJ value oi :Pak-stin, nutrs an leu in would mt b, affecud and vuuld remain fully bnckod by f»}^t •The only difference Is Pav.nents
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    RUSSIA TO MEDIATE IN CHINA?
    61 3 RUSSIA TO MEDIATE IN CHINA? thre. main points <i, The Chinese Communists In charge of the l-ninesi 1 "jUM* Chines,- official source "proposal. «is sum submi f te<l. h terms The source^ added that SrtS? offem, through full dipSSact mSE bv cm. of th.- tej« Soviet diplonratv representative vvho knew
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    LONEL PAYS WAR DEBT OF 700 BEDSHEETS
    262 3 LONEL PAYS WAR DEBT OF 700 BEDSHEETS KM. F p»j 22. colonel Won ami his Wlow townsIWtochetter. Ifeuachufr w their \v;u debt yestergiient was 700 bedaheeta |WUnas Eve, 1944, the !n(i <'> command of f :> Gird von Flunstedt P>g hard in the fettle of' 5 f In the hitter
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    FRENCH PLANE MISSING
    40 3 PARIS. Feb. 22. -The French prrss agency reported that a seapiane with 19 persons aboard was missing on flight between Le iiiv:e and Discarrosse. south of Bordeaux. The plane was reDort ed overdue at its destination.- U.P.
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    PAMADASA FUND DANCE
    111 3 The Oid Fran^scuns of Singapore .ill be holding a Charity Djo™ Lhe Mu'ay Voiuiiteer Headquarters. B IV Beach Road, on Saturday, Rt 28, fr.un 8.30 p.m. to 1 m aid of the Pamadasa Memorial Fl The purpose of tkH fund is u> erect a new' win, to
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    RAMAKRISHNA'S BIRTHDAY
    19 3 |u ;itfl a Norri> Kwt ou Moll pro..^e-> 9. N u l b.. serial ITJI blu „,,,-ii^
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    ISKERS CLUB
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      38 3 1 I Tribune Photographs s i Reprints of Photographs i appearing in the Marniy J Tiibunc and Malaya Tn- i hune can be had on ap- i p'ication to the Tribune v photographic Department at S2OO per copy
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    THE 'EYES' HAVE IT!
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    4-Hour Questioning Of Accused In Car Murder Case
    165 4 •alked of motorclr murder trial TlWi* f the much objected <o a rigorous 4 hour .L" h aCCUsed wa! M. G. Neal. FedmT Counsel Perot T by Mr pected to end today The trlal ex Accused, Teh Seh Tian, all,. Hn \«f
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    Imperial Confab On U.k. Crisis Suggested
    73 4 Imperial Confab On U.k. Crisis Suggested NAIROBI. Feb. 21. -Sir Earl, Pago, former Australian renre22fS in H London aid K .^y .that he favours an early Imperial coherence on Br t «in s «r Earl... who U h,,,., t(> di> ™^s correlation „f African ml Australian cK vel,p m en
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    Priests Die In Hunger Mar
    190 4  -  Chinese Reds Excesses By In S. Chahar Krcmh. one Dutch and STof Z£^jST!f r th 'ase and exhaustion durin a .cmm?.«Z. t d (if hu W. dhUW M had ktfMi the 7m \erT n Mar(h af^r -^or Chaha, a (l iJl;: t:> r,,;!"-^^.; a!d ifi
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    21 Operations In 20 Years: Girl Gains Use Of Legs
    163 4 21 Operations In 20 Years: Girl Gains Use Of Legs Boston; Rb. 22. "You know Hie pretty 23-year-old brunette said, -ifs better thm becoming m rle star o r Inheriting a ml- dollars, its something you ••■'t describe this thought ol ally being able just to go f« r .1
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      153 4 Man a 1 ay) Puzzle I I. CROSSWORD P.-Z2LK. "To,, J u '2'- spin :^r^ sH 17. Kootirkfpar?; is" l^ ?EFIB ser. 20. Dispatched. 21. Comp J s I PEFI^> H Point. 22. Exist. 24. Like. 25 ft, WORD DIAMoXD^H t^ibu meter. 27. Drive off. GLIDERS form the "I •>
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    IR RICE PRODUCTION GREATER THAN EVER
    229 5 IR RICE PRODUCTION GREATER THAN EVER nim heia*' produced in Mngapore p;S.;;;;;.!v^iod since the end of the I ,|...i jn ,n oflicial statement from KSa KiSdSal- Apiculture DepartHf If the world rice situation. ru u.rd rice crop at 96 per cent of the K !I ft'wr'.meni stated that Asia's I
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    BATTLE OVER BORDER POSTS
    133 5 TRIESTE. Fob. 21. Official ■ourcei today confirmel that I heavy exchange of fire between Italian and Yugoslav frontier guardi occurred near Gorizia yesterday afternoon when a Yugoslav patrol entered Italian territory to remove posts marking the provisional frontier. According to Italian reports the Yugoslavs were challenged
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    IETNAM – SIAM FRIENDSHIP
    97 5 IETNAM SIAM FRIENDSHIP k Peb 20 Hie ram. I Barnes ne-eyed Gin. Btah has apj> alcd to Phibun f closer Vieth relatl nj along with ttb East rn countries n front aga nsi "maneoafgresslon by foreignill n waled here today *i written by the Genio l« prominent in antt- tctiTities
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    nerners Repudiate vil Rights Plan
    18 5 nerners Repudiate vil Rights Plan fcf?*' 20:--!35 £Wft P re" I anti-pin 55-«) WiUia m Col ht aeailHt
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    HOLD-UP MAN JUMPED INTO RIVER: MISSING
    269 5 HOLD-UP MAN JUMPED INTO RIVER: MISSING MALACCA. Feb. 21. A youthful Chinese who robbed a Chinese ahop-keeper in Bukit Piatu in a oaring daylight hokl-up on Friday afternoon is reliably believed to have come to a tragic end when justice overtook him after he Jumped into the upper reaches of
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    Ex-King Loses Properties
    51 5 BUCHAREST. *tb. 20— Ihe Cablm? stripped ex-Kin,; Carol of ail properties and citizenship for slan(tenng Rumania abroad. Hi 5 e-. ties h;.d tCD conftnated i>revic>us'y. but he was reported to t>e still huding large industrial shares, lhc raa« oiritT confifi-atcd the property of &sx former diplomats abroad.
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    WORLD NEWS IN BRIEF
    349 5 'xOKIO, Feb. 21:— Four officials representing MacAUhur's ,hcaaqu;uters will attend a meeting of the United States Food and Agricultural Organiftrtton at Baguio in the Philippines from February 23 to March 14, it was announced today.— Reut«r. TOKIO. Feb. 21:— The Japanese House of Representatives today eiect<d
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    Former M.P. Here On Lecture-Tour
    297 5 (By a Military Observer). MR. SOMERSET DE CHAIR. the distinguished author, and former Member of Parliament arrived in Singapore by air on Friday afternoon from the United Kingdom on a War Office sponsored lecture-tour to the Forces ir. Malaya. Hong Kong: and Ceylon. Mr. De
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    American Navy Give Up Fight Against Liborka
    295 5 HONOLULU, FEB 20 Ih< United States Navy today gav< up tiyin*,' to cope with Libarka th malicious and poisonou spirit of the Marshall Islan tftfl Naval authorities headed th( pleas of 160 former residents ol Bikini Island thrown out o) their original homes
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      Streamlined Colonialism.
      108 6 ,;:\V U| JillVl ''Vli-h may tun, be of great consequence for Malaya and lIT countries, a trroun of i;,; we colonies of these European counU V U U> economic props tk CaSe f ertai ™*s of include the S™ f m mple doe fusion control I far K
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      Underwriting
      47 6 tiere we come to the essence of tk thv mother count, v f Colonies with Tne British i" v *i, to b aimed at. ""i 1 1 to bwEJSS, ie intish ait> ••'"•«'v«-:. ■t <J 7 colonial H.-,_v.-| Itr wl c v t !"j: aI Mttonalism?
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    WAR SECRETARY VISITS BERLIN
    8 6 a-i Sir **i*j2LS_!_ XJtt**
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    UPROOTING JAPANESE MILITARISM Mac Arthur's Plan For Japan
    606 6  - UPROOTING JAPANESE MILITARISM Mac Arthur's Plan For Japan Miles W. Vaughan +by L'?? 1 0 -Gemral D JU »la* MacArthuri> statement that a 'blood bath c revolutionary violence" j would occur in Japan if the M. |«ed occupation should end its jProCrtunn* to eliminate the sys. wWch contributed to the
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    Meditation
    19 6 A nd y e shall know the ruh and ike truth shall k :X- f. J 3h2 <> :3?
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    Changed His Nathu
    39 6 UNITED I ffel'-kr.oun lor;:! >ore the nam, "H" hn.^cd it i, 1 afUT the n Gandhi's sieged H thuram Vin ivak d- H come known. m He said i!^; i l3 been brought upon tftc H
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    888 7  -  VERA ARDMORE L.*WITH ■f.hib'tion I I w I I ft I ft I that van I irt It I H I I t I Ir ill the B i H ft'.: ill] p rs Oth< goods ft:. m die::': s, ty> ft:... ntings bv ft'' 5! whi
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      12 7 MIASAMY NADAR SONS. AT THE X D >AN TRADE EXHIBITION l^vr would
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    BIGGEST SAUCE FACTORY IN S'PORE
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    BRITAIN TAKES EXCEPTION
    119 8 i,2n Fet> 20 —^itain has, taM exception to th, proposed publication by the Ca nad ar V 77 -"t of document, on the fall of Hongkong in 1941 Canadian Prime Minister Mac-K-nz.e King tol d th v Route of Commons here today. Th«. Progressive. Conservative Opposition h
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    Jars & Jars Of Sauce Out In The Sunshine
    48 8 Jars Jars Of Sauce Out In The Sunshine 7"" »e manufXSJZ Bauci ?*«'*<» n at JaJan B*iUm when 7 '"f contain .t™% %Z?Lj > I* »»r, dW. ft*«*«f. 0/ I 0/ maferto/a an^ s v //o ««d ta/lik watet Each far M|KMed to tunskim for about tkr* months tnkni out.
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    "TOW EUI RICH FOO
    335 8 "TOW EU I RICH FOO Sauce, or "TOW BIT- n l*nsable item m the UhW n*«>l «•*> H m the prop ,raS o <Ik H several qualities and these l the difference between ahs .i n ■Ctfatac one. dslllc s > dish J Food connoiaseuii all 0v m MM sauce
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    WCIUMS BY CHAN SECHON
    120 8 Tribune Cameraman j i and moft Yimous sauce factories li located in Jalan Sultan—the Kwong Tal Kin* Bauce Factory^- which turns out atout 30 piculs of sauce of various qualities a day. The amount is equivalent to 2 >UO bottles at l] katties. The "K*ong Tal
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    IS
    28 9  -  I Fang K i 1 land.- I ■jV I f'-< fin than tiv It;., ind lan ll nt on 01 |o:., -V Ifan Df■resta'i: nts 1 1
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    tain Will Survive 48, Say Economists
    112 9 j,^ a Tun u ell 1 iits have ussy?-** i i Perthe 1 1 1 living will be 13 percent above IM7 ami more than 20 pueent above 1946. They calculated also th;il if f he budget next April shows a ■urplua of £400.000.000
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    MIGRATION TO STATES OK PACIFIC COAST
    48 9 w YORK, Peb. a.— The past n years of migration to i on the Pacific coast of States has meant (he r< tional shift in popuInce the California gold rding to statistics iv--1 by the Metropolitan Life 1 ante Company today. U.P.
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    The Proprietor Lends A Hand
    136 9 IV^/im tht (ompound of th( Ku rnn Ttr Hinu Sn-r- Fect'trv at Jalan Sultan PwUire shmrx i section 0/ hundreds of huge earthen lotah uhuh <■ n'a'j erf .wuc m /Am second statif of exposure. Here the proprietor Mr. Loh Hee Sany (n<jht) manifests a
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    Anti-Italian Riots: Britain Accused
    216 9 ROME. Feb. 22. Britain was 4 oday accused by an Italia., officer cf inciting the anti-Italian riots in Mogadishu, former T.alian Somaliland on Jan. 11 when 52 Italians were killed. The official. Signor Cesare Donati. secretary of the Italian A; bistance committee for Ifogtf*' shu, eacned
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    Benes Refuses Anti-Red Cabinet's Resignation
    74 9 Benes Refuses Anti-Red Cabinet's Resignation PRAGUE, Feb. 22. Presidcient Eduard Benes. Ignoring charges of foreign espionage refused to accept the resignation of twelve anti-Comnuinist cabinet Ministers. Benes told the five-man Communist delegation that Czechoslovakia's seven parties must stop electioneering and work togethei in an orderly government. "I will not accept
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    UK To Peg Down Prices—Wilson
    59 9 UK To Peg Down Prices— Wilson OXFORD. Feb. 22. Harold Wilson president of the Board of Trade, safd in a speech yesterday that he will issue orders next week rolling back prices to the December-January level. The orders will then remain in effect until industry produced and the government approved
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    "Remarkable Unanimity"
    99 9 LCNDON. FK.V 21. New Sovct piopo-als cwi the much-dis-putcd qucst'on German as:>ct; ia AiM.'i.i together with U Fiench proposals would form Olid bass" lor Mtliflftorg oik lusion tf the A 'stria peace treaty talks the United States d< U -rate. Sarnurl Raour, said ;ct the open iiv.* meeting
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    51 10 Tokio. Feb. 22.— Outgoing Socialist Premier Tetsu Katayama was looked as a strong candidate Tor re-election in the showdown vote on the House of Representatives floor on Saturday. House representatives hopelessly deadlocked after ten days inter-party negotiations decided on Thursday to hold a election on Saturday.
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    40 11 SHANGHAI. Feb. 22.— The Chines^ Communist broadcast monitored here today claimed that in th,. last ten days of nghting on the Mukxlen boat the Redl captured mote than 2.000 mment troop? and inflicted 2 800 casualties.- U.P
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    Special Tax On China's Wealthy Families
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    "Nephew" Of Gandhi To End Fast
    115 12 LASCRIXES. New Mexico. Feb. 22. A self-styled nephew of Mohandas K. Gandhi said that he would end his announced 32-day fast here tomorrow 11 days short of his goal. Mohammed Keifei Den. 47. who i claims that Gandhi's wife is his aunt, explained that
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    76 12 LONDON, Feb. 22. The steel price increase in the United Stat- es represents "naked" shameless profiteering", Tass repor*.ed from j NewYork in a messagebroadcast tonight by Moscow Radio. The despatch said that even before the steel corporations raised their prices they were making record
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    LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE
    139 13 London. Feb. 2Q.-A attempt WDUt prices baur^j been *imc*t the only bngM up* m today I otiv.rwisc dull and quiet London itoefc market! a the outlet it was apparent t .at iiuougn neglect liuiu.-ttiafc masgggS and William Cory lost two shlllings closing at 91 shillings borne buyers
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    94 13 A half Dent loss was recorded ID the market in rubber on Sa Th r e da m y arKet opened easier on New York news with small bus. nes s done at 40 cents for No. 1 March R£.S. and further seller. It closed quietly
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    France To Repay Depositors
    26 13 PARIS reb. 22. The Cabinet ££32^1 rSrssSTS depositor: of more than 200 000 franc, would be subjected to a •Ilieal inv^tisatlcn. U.P
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    MCC Score 63 For 3 In 2nd Knock
    354 14 West Indian Bowler Difficult To Play GEORGETOWN, RIM USD GUIANA PER. 21 SHORTLY AFTER DISMISSING BRITISH GUIANA IN THEIR FIRST INNINGS FOB Z9€ THUS CREDITING THEMSELVES WITH I 'IKS! INNINGS LEAD OP M, THF W.f HAD SCORED 63 I OK THREE IN
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    125 14 HUSBANDS OF SOVIET WI VES TO PROTEST LONDON, ffcb 21 The new* Mrs in ;i price, „n of the 8 *i?es in Moscow li seeking a divorce rom her British I >and ha* sparred other Bri- husbands to further act! VitV ■v. approached the P' reign Office md are jwa
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    INDIAN GOVTS. TO BLAME FOR GANDHI'S DEATH —J. NARRAIN
    157 14 INDIAN GOVTS. TO BLAME FOR GANDHI'S DEATH J. NARRAIN NEW DELHI. Fob 22. -lndia< Socialist Party loader. Mr. Jayajxakash Xarrnin, told tlu A»l India CeßpcN Committee thai the centra! and provincial government, weil as communal Drganbattoni must bear some u: the blame fl Gandhi's death. Why had governments only realised
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    Taft Calls For ON Action In Holy Land
    70 14 WASHINGTON, Feb. 22.— CeXUtoj R. bert Taft. Republican asplrttli to the Presidency of the United S-t.ites. called for a United Nation s enforcement of the partition a! Palestine and de dared that the alternative woulJ be civil war in Palestine. He said
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    EXECUTIONERS TO DIE.
    55 14 BUDAPEST. FVb. 22. The People's Court has sentenced to death six former Hungarian army officers convicted ol execut- in^ 126 members 01 a Jewish labour battalion during the war. Chief Defendant Major Qesa Lakatoa hnd bet n sentenced previously to six months' impnsrjnnuMit for participating in tho
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    UK Bombers For Argentine
    68 14 BUENOS AIRES. Feb. 21.— The Buenos Aires' press today featured a statement from the Argentine Air" Secretariat reporting tnp arrival of an unspecified number of British Lincoln bombers for the Argentine Air Force. The statement said they could "range over large sections of the AtlanWc from
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    Deadlock In Election Jap Premier Seen
    120 14 lOKIO. Feb 22. Ihe House o Councillors. Japan's upper legiv l.,tiv, body. !at< last night d» signjted Shigeru Yosh:da os premier after the Democrats and Socialist members hid le.t tor their homes and long a'Ur thr Lower House had detfglUted Hit^sh. Ashida. Earlier in
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    HELPFUL CHEQUE FOR BRADMAN
    128 14 SYDNEY. Feb. 22.— Accepting i cheque for £100 from two BrUbaDr publioans. Don Bradnan said he would use ihj money for the treatment of hi> baby daughter, who has ■ttffered 'rorr spastic paralysis since birth. Bradman said: "She wii' n.eu attention for a long time, an::
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    109 14 CAIRO. Feb. 22. Abdul RahI man Azzam Pasha, Secretary i General of the Arab League, wil! head the Arab League's delega 1 ticn to the Yemen, on the eastern shores of the Red Sea. 10 i enquire into the new regime there after the reported assassination
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    116 15 W. WWti IfISEIN pugby m f«" e thf Second M n mltih »as post- 'I, the s*«*< h h the sixth roupd o tne .i'-VbeplayeAext^only. vwpre Ixaten today. i n,rbv all won ttvelr matche*. a rd Qutnns P 3 rlc Ran ■^ySSw thousand specta.
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    53 15 lONDON. Ftb 22. -An envelope bearing a Newfoundland air mail stamp carried in an att mpted flight to England from Newfoundland in 1«19 will auctioned in London on luvsd?y. The aircraft crashed soon illei taking oft. The stamp is a three cents' issue overprinted by hana 'Aerial Atlantic
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    70 15 There will tv a Variety Entertainment by amateur artistes at the Victoria Theatre on March 2 at 6.30 p.m. under the auspices o the Ramakrishna Mission, aid of the orphanage. The programme includes orchestral recitals, etches in Tamil and English, vocal items solo and
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    129 15 MIAMI, FLORIDA, Feb. 22 Ont of the greatest upsets tn the American turf history occurred at Hisleah Park yesterday, when Assault and Armed, two of Americas KTMtMt horses, were soundly beaten by outsiders in th^ $50,000 (£12,500) WWenia handicap. The race was won by El Mono
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