Morning Tribune, 25 February 1948

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    Secretary Of State's Good Wishes
    412 1 mrt% <>f<r to m»tdsUU i Val'iy Btat<* >»« »i*<*" S "ad a tnetagt from St./ o/ Stair for th f/,r Wmtttml Li w*> pur yrsterdati T/ir mess"'/'- which uxi» deliv*i(i },v Lord Listoutl. trho is (if prt s* nt n Ynhtvti ani vk'> tens pr>st
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    DAYS OF PAROCHIAL THINKING GONE..."
    633 1 Sir Edward Gent's Address To Federal Council try could afford k in an the r Fcd ,r3tion. t3*»i H I the lhc esteem of the P^»n Federa| eg^lativc Ui.h Commissioner m li Council meeting on Monda> r .vrv SAID THAT THIS FIRST LEGISLATIVE his K*
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    28 1 m i I I i N Petrol Cat B Pel 21-Petl f.'l Hici'.-. is I L > I; M ■b.'i:l'.- Minis! l f Ht. Ann ■tpi^lv jxcursici H-'
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    240 1 lUJOXG AS THE MALAYS ARE AFRAID THAT THE If AND THE r DIANH MAY SWAMP THEM JLND AS MB TBE CB 0 INDIANS ARE JEALOUS Oh WIVILSGES GIVEX To THE MALAYS AS THE SONS \BOIL WHITEHALL WILL HAVE TO KEEP ON SEND rr British official* to malaya to act
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    Trade Dependent On On Armed Forces
    100 1 AUCKLAND, FEB. 24 Air Marshal Sir Hugh Lloya, Air Officer Commanding Far East; Rear-Admiral Caslon, Flag Officer Malaya; and Major-Gen-eral Harold Redman, Chief of Staff Far East Lard Forces, arrived here today for talks with the New Zealand Government and Chiefs of Staff. They
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    "YOU MAY DIE" LETTER THREATS
    105 1 i BAT A VIA. F^b. 24. -A number of threatening letters, signed •'You may die", have been received b y delegates to the Bandung conference to consider a provi. sional constitution for the proposed Dew state of West Java. the Netherlands East Indies News Agency
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    Plans For Anti-Election Meetings
    92 1 cratir Semngoon, Seletar. Bukit Timah, Tanjong Pagar an<i othu places. These meetings will bo the beinning of a large campaign for the political mass education of th.' people of Malaya nnd SinJPore, a spokesman of the M.D.i;. told the Tribune last night. I The PUTERA and
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    £2-MILLION AIR PORT FOR SINGAPORE
    61 1 £2 -MILLION AIR PORT FOR SINGAPORE LONDON, FEB 24. A CON- TRACT VALUED AT OVER £2.000.000 FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF A NEW CIVIL AIRPORT AT CHANGI, SINGAPORE, HAS BEEN GIVEN BY THE AIR MINISTRY TO GAMMON (MALAYA) LIMITED. .2 FIRM OF MALAYAN CIVIL ENGINEERS. IT WAS ANNOUNCED IN LONDON TODAY.
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    MALAYS MADE SACRIFICES FOR UNITY
    357 1 "IN THE CREATION OF THIS FEDERATION. LET US NOT FORGET, HOWEVER, THE GREAT SACRIFICES WHICH HAVE BEEN MADE BY THE SEVERAL MALAY STATES IN ORDER THAT THE GOAL OF A UNITED AND SELF-GOV-LRNING MALAYA MAY BE ACHIEVED," SAID DATO ONN BIN .lAAFAR, WHEN HE ApDRESSED
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    WIFE OBJECTED TO TATOO OF W.A.A.F.
    75 1 BLANFORD. F< b. 24. -Cecil Lambert, a stoker at Blanforci military camp is visiting a t3too expert m London to have lemoved from his let arm Uv "portrait Of a WAAF he married bigiimously during the war. By bo doing he i s following
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    CORRUPT PRACTICE BY CEYLON MINISTER
    89 1 COLOMBO. Feb. 24.- Mr. Justice Ralph Windham today held Mr. George E. Di- Silva. CeylonMinister of Industries, guilty of corrupt election practice by cffering bribes and making fals*. statements about his election opponent, Mr. D t Silva was disqualified from voting or contesting any election
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    Chief Prosecution Witness Unlikely To Return
    270 2 A CASH lIQM Till OLONUI OPFW F KEAD Oil AT IMB FIRM USTKICT COUIH VESTEBDAY^ THE CA« lIT TAN KOK KHKNCi, 3i;-Yt:AK-OM» SON OK UH-LKNt WN SIM.APOKK miNESE BISINKSSMAN. AC C V SEIDJJFBWUFFV STATEI» THAI C^IEF INSPECTOR JAMES MCWIDISON FORMKK OKH( fcR IN CHARGE
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    Children's Day At Trade Exhibition
    106 2 Btngapore bclkm i ehikhrea I i), n s|K rtallj invited by tn, Ri pr. -lit w ol the Oovemmenl ol India Malaj i Mr. J, a i: v i if the Indian i rade i bit »n at th, Qreat World on Fi oruary 28.
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    ADVISORY COUNCIL MEETING
    64 2 A public teuton ol the Advii ry c. uncil \uli be liold In the Municipal Council Chamber 1< tmmiti w t 10 a.m. r re the public session com. m :)<■< s. HE the Governor. Sir K> tnklixi Qimson, will pfejent tii. Military Cross to Major C.
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    GANGSTER KILLED
    113 2 POOKA, Bombay Province, <By Air Mail). A notorious gangst< of tfv Sataru District lit a.- hue WSJ finally trapped by armed pt lice m a viila'A m the interior <>f the dis. trlct and shot dead when he tl led t»> K l Ist capture. A squad o
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    53 2 Mr ;md Ms M Suppiah of Mi, Ceylon Road, Bingapore w sh 1 rxprea their gratitude to all tl oae who attended the Dinner und thank all those who tent viluabli ;l!ts l fttera and tele:'ia:i:.s q\ congratulation o :i the <.('<• isl< n ol the i ar-boring <
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    6 MONTHS FOR THEFT
    86 2 Sentence oi siy months' rigorous imprisonment to be followed by one year's police supervision was imposed on a 24--year-old Bengali, Mahabir Parasad, lor thelt of two mosquito nets and a few pifces oi clothing valued at $20 Parasad was produced before the Third Police Magistrate, Mr
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    Carried Revolver: 5 Years Jail
    219 2 All mi H .ji Suiaiman. till recently an overseer employed by Raj.i Bervice, wa. sentenced to live years' rigorous taspr^jonBJent by Mi. uUStic: Brown at the Assize Court yesterday lor carrying n i 8 Enfleld revolver near Ou'Jl maid Road oo Urn night o. August
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    "Reds" Allege Use Of Poison Gas
    90 2 MOSCOW. FEB. 24. The Chinese Communist Army headquarters have protested aga\ist alleged use of •gas by Chinese Government fo re c s north of Mukden m Manchuria. Tass. official Soviet news agency, reports from Northern Shensl The protect declaied that if this crime against
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    Control Of Buildings Built During Jap Regime
    233 2 To enable the Municipal Commissioners to control buildings or Structures erected during the Japanese occupation an«l the period lof the British Military Administration alter the liberation, an amendment to Section 144 of the Municipal Ordinance will i»l> proposed and discussed at the Commissioners'
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    £41,000 REWARD
    36 2 TEHERAN. Feb. 24. U tf Persia U offering a «J 500.000 rials fab ut b« the person ftndtagtf*" of Mohammad Masoud^ th« Persian weekly) Em KZ..-7. who wa,jj de^d on Feb press rep tor.
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    CRIME FIGURES
    44 2 ■toffV*" S3 the Criminal I Bars j committed. The follow! given: Anna rrn days' 19, -> 14: Simple day.=;» 8. I HausebreaWnJ 40 (second v den Mirs- ten days) 4: (first ten d days) 2 The ftgwres K^tking wj dropped srcond ten day
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    339 3 Inn 101 ,:-\T'K ou) CWM was WAWrmnClbS STREET, SINGAPORE. ON THE Vf 1 WHEN HE WAS WAYLAID BY TOM SsnXG W* ATIACKER& WONG WAS STABH BflSffiT LV AFI EF I ROM THE WOUND T!IIS WAS TO IF SINGAPORE < ORCNER, MR. W. G. PORUcOiOXER S COIRT YI'.STERDAY AT THE
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    27 3 n rganisaH^v;c t Government upon m of etaeatfona] [level. under act i Native provide t; v ■^V;; the Education! Education I W Compensation I I I
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    CRUELTY TO BIRDS: CHINESE FINED
    104 3 Chua Yung Seng, a 53-y\v.f id Chinese was lined S5 at t'.ie Second Police Court jresttrdaj for cruelty. He was found Carrying two gee>e upsiat do*»\ lied up tightly. Wrnn the ijee.se w :v released, it was found that they were suffering from 'ru:itps. Chua
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    For Vagrants' Home
    98 3 Kasmi bin Rahman, a Javanese youth, accused of being a vagrant. asfceU the Second Police Magistrate yesterday to help him get back to Kota Tinggi to his former job. He was sent to the house of detention. Kasmi was arrested begging alms at Elgin Bridge on Monday
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    S.H.B. Clerk's Appeal Allowed
    206 3 Under sentence of two months" iMprUunnknt fo r alleged theft of lady's handbag, a bottle of gin. v; tubvs of toothpaste and t*'° tins o! cake from the Singapore Harbour Board, a Malay cler* employed m one of the godowns liud his conviction and sentence .side
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    Chinese Gets 4 Years Jail For Attempt At Extortion
    371 3 KUALA LUMPUR. F b. 24. For having attempted to extort a sum of $4,000 from one Lee Hup. the manager and partner o: Chip long Fatt Chvong. Nc. 10. Cecil Street. KuaL: Lumpur, a Chinese. Chi BucH Chiew. wa.s convicted by
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    Alleged Sale 01 "Cork" Cigarettes
    115 3 Alkged to tu?e c'neated BO R. by sellin; him dv? padeeta of cork inst-ad of cigarettes, two young Chinese wotteß, Chan Ah Fong and Weng Rent, wore produced before Itw Third pjm Mafbtrate, tfr. P. B- OeWera, yesterday. They wt.ie charged v/ith .celling one Sgt.
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    Federation Health
    81 3 The health intelligence rtnort I lor the federation for the we. k ending February 14 i vvuls tnai there were 2u case* f smallpox, of which two proved fatal compared with \?> easei, of which three were 'atal, In the previous wrek. Eleven ol t> cases $ere m
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    Commons' Concern Over Affairs India & Pakistan
    1231 4 Commons' Concern Over Affairs India Pakistan Warm Tribute To Govts. For Able Handling Of Refugee Problem LONDON, Feb. 24.— A tribute to the "unbounded zeal" shown by the (iovernments of India and Pakistan m handling the Indian refugee problem was paid by Mr. Philip Noel Baker, Secretary for Commonwealth Relations,
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    S.C.B.A. HITS OUT FOR VOLUNTEERS
    211 4 S.C.B.A. HITS OUT FOR VOLUNTEERS At i c< inmittic meeting of tbe Straits Cninc.se British Association held last Monday, the Voluntt'vv Affairs Sub- Committee reporttd that it had under consideration the application to t" Oovemmellt ?Of an increase m lOC present aUovancCS paid t< the dependents ol deceased and missing
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    INSPECTORS' DINNER
    101 4 a Police Inspectors annual dinfkr will be held <>n March 10 at the Si;i View Hotel. iiiLs tai decided on at an Ex» cittive Committee meeting held < n Fi-b. 17. QuetU o Honour Will be Commissioner and Mrs. R K. Poulger Mr. and Mr.,, B. M. b.
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    40 4 MOST COVETED ROLE Jean Simmons, an artiste of the J, Irthn Rank Or fin ea at tht ag* o/ la Has won tht moat coveted film role thai of Oyhsiia f 7/ Two Cities Thi rim of this young hWory.
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      52 4 MAII^3S H»3U \4| WILL GUIDE YOl INSPITV of THE TURBULENT TIME ALL OVFIt T>;j: WORLD SEEK HER VALUABLE ADVICE r»t.//wv! UOMK WBWBCTfO DIIII(ULT!ES AND DISAPPOINTMENTB MADAMI ILOBEN C E HAS HELPED MANY, AND, WHY NOT YOU? t M ii.. 1 1 K]HiKi Hrn APPOINTMINT. j -J__M IILIKIN nrtl.lHXC^ Orrluml Road,
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    618 5 1. »_PoUHe«I considerations fe N ''.'."c'.xunt to the Allied failures M the war afjainst Japan m the u-ial I*-'- I ll^\ fficia i o:spatches ."'vhi'»ald Wavell who was \\m General ou time V<n.-.' R "neo the Netherlands East fiiSS-SiS: of Aus.ra.ta and Mm .v. i II IOTV II :lnli
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    London Bomb Threat: All Guards Alerted
    128 5 LONDON. Feb. 23.— Guards on all Government M I uildings m London were "alerted' 1 tonight after a I threat to blow up a building which houses a depart- L ment of tba Colonial Office. Aftfr an anon\Tnous caller. j speakiru with a foreign
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    AUSSIE SHIP IN ANTARCTIC.
    118 5 AUSSIE SHIP IN ANTARCTIC MELBOURNE. Feb. 23 —I he Australian exploration ship Wyatt Earp radioed today that she had reach. U the Antarctic continent but was en- countering unexpected difficulties with pack ice. She lef- Melbourne after repairs on Feb. 6. Cold south easterly winds and light driving snow were
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    Efficient Bomber Force For Britain
    153 5 Efficient Bomber Force For Britain London. Feb. 23. —Mr. Arthur Henderson. A:r Minister, report M that the formation of an effirlent bomtkr force for Britain's most rfTertivc safeguard against egression is *he Air Ministry** .A'i'.n endeavour. In b memcrandum to the White Paper givins the Air Ministry'^ estimate! of the
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    Mleged Doped Horse: Trainer's Claim Against Jockey Club
    300 5 LONDON, Feb. 23.— The High Court here tolay began hearings of a case brought against the Jockey Club, controlling body of British flat racing, )y James Russell, who formerly trained horses m America, Australia, and France, for damages arising out of allegations
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    BENES' PLEA TO CZECHS
    213 5 BENES' PLEA TO CZECHS PRAGUE. Feb. 23 Presld ent Benes of Czechoslovakia tonight appealed to the nation Ui keep calm m tho face of crisis as the Legislative Assembly adiourned indefinitely. Announcing this, the Chancellory said the President would broadcast m the next few day* ro explain that his views,
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    "Singing" Cowboy To Run For Vice-Presidency
    93 5 WASHINGTON, Web. 2f h Mr. Glen Taylor, ',!,-y<ar-oM Democni Senator from Idaho, who von famt <m a '-smqiny c,Zv- mil nm for the* Unrt.t State, Vin-Pr^mn, as %53* i Of Mr. U<nn, Wallace the randidate for the PnsUUncy m tH€ elections nr.r, Nov<mr><-r Senator
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      Pillar Of Strength
      304 6 i .1 the signature vi the truce agree- i- v\ een the Dutch i nd Indonesians is weln< iva politically, Malayan rubber produBpeculating upon the possible repercussions the true will have upon .Malaya's premier Industry. The New Yoik "Journal of Commerce", commenting upon the pact, says that
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      New Markets
      145 6 If, In the past, America was the main pillar oi strength lo our rubber industry, ominous ciacKs arc appealing on it, now. As the world output oi rubber increa^s, and synthetic rubber is a uic to lower its cost of production, the Americans will be reluctant to import
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    RUSSIA AND THE UNIONS
    934 6  - RUSSIA AND THE UNIONS Wickham Steed THROUGH CHAOS, I jßv In the courae or January three prominent members o- the British Labour Government felt bv;und to pruU >t publicly against the policy of the Soviet Union. They were Mr. Attlee. the Prime Minister, Mr. Bevin. Foreign Secretary, and Mr. Herbert
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      42 6 Special Sale I vcataf GtVM BfMUtiful St quins B»adr»l designs. QdMHI Trice v bl^ 1,, Clear 70 \»trrn</f»n I roc k Smart Weil Tailored Origteal i*t «c > ho s> 50 J. irai S :>0 S M Shartpltat Modem Tailoring Co. H.'.tv l:
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    Around The Town
    905 7  -  VERA ARDMORE Lan Visitor I I I I I B I X B B B Bonj'Oovr: Ui ier 7 B B I B nth By with i -.'i<-c the rrom B/ tk bwl s -ses B s rhcsi jjn B citi Austri Ha thi fash n i
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      17 7 LATEST BOORS I ifc irrivia. tadtn f"' 1 ro« to from I fTiii: LILLIPUT LIBRARY at UUle'a
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      239 7 lAW BOOKS c. InaJ Pi'xfduic Code But tan l a :.!a!i Lu-.v (> t Evidence Bil M^tor C .«lm C.iAfTr!i UO A; C»oUl Pro(.;.te Pi C<i»'MiL;v<-\ Mode n Rta! Proj.t-rt Hill A: Redman Law L..ndl rcl cj T f'-'kn law Lexicon. Modern Liw Manua' 'I»>phan. Curnparty Lav S tvrn- llarantik
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    THE LONG, LONG TRAIL
    38 8 /'Mirni/in*/ alona ffwrffftfl Han ON "Thu Ie" an the Anhdeacnn's ?tui<i> i and dog team. A hn-.-awfom loitmfii i, at thru htitf tht urge of the Mieeionary bthini them and damgen hetd no ktuterde.
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    SMALLPOX IN IRAQ
    37 8 BAGDAD, Feb. 23. The boundartti <: eight districts wen OTd ired to be sealed today and < mpulMry vaccination mfm impoeed throughoul Ike country to ■top the epread Of recent small- P')\ m Southern Iraq Reuter
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    8.C.O.F. Dependents
    42 8 TOKIO. Feb. 24. Tatty nine dependent! of Bti-\ tsM CSommanweaJtH Occupation 1 Poroe officers and men arrived yesterday at Run, southern Honshu, aboard the British vessel Devonshire and the Australian ship West! alia, it was announced. Ke uter- A AP.
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    IMAM STRANGLED?
    113 8 BAGDAD, Feb 23. The mystery of the fate of the 85--yoar-old Imam of Yemen deepened tonight with a report hero that he was strangled m his bed last month by members of a "Liberation Movement", headed \>y one of his sons who fled to Aden last year. Rf
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    U.K. Not Prepared To Be "Cheeked" '
    143 8 U.K. Not Prepared To Be "Cheeked" LONDON, Feh 23. Britain 19 not prepared to be "cheeked or chivvied" out of British territories anywhere m the world, Print Minister Clement Attlee assured the House of Commons today. He was replying to a question about the Falkland Island Antarctic dependencies, over which
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    PRICE REVISION
    118 8 PARIS, Feb. 24. The National Economic Council late last night passed a resolution recommending the Government to take energetic measures to reduce prices by 10 per cent. If these mo Slims should fail it recommended an upward revision o: wane scales. Earlier the representatives or the General Confederation
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    A PRIEST DREAM SCHOOLBOY TRUE
    315 8 A PRIEST DREAM SCHOOLBOY TRUE ht> ctre-.m he cherished as seh-vlboy cvm c true for Archdeacon Donald B. Marsh, wbote Diocese of the Arctic is one 1 1 the ljrsest m the Britis 1 Empire It stretches fit m the Yukon on th c west to Lab»ad r m the
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    One Girl-600 Boys
    206 9 M)NDON. Moire Williams is the only yr U among me 800 pupil s of Swansea (ivammar £>k- 1 She !i the first j^irl pu--6i v s&a this school, founded m ifi«-'. She Waa Helen Ol Troy m Qw f||3sfe s *horl's production o f tjhe play frßr'
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    Undeveloped Countries
    55 9 HAVANA. Feb. 24. *he Internationa! Trade Organisation is to treat undeveloped countries on the MM basis as those 'whose economies have been deVMted by war" The organisation's! main committee on economic tlevelopment has Agreed that the organisation's chaiter provisions toi undeveloped ronntiies sh* ll bp cx Reuter tended
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    Mass Infanticide
    66 9 tokio. Feb. 24. 'ii' !l P 1 prietreM of another maternity hom<> baa been put under police arrest on suspicion of having th e death of 22 babie* Mass deaths of babies In maternity homes given wide publicity by the prewi recently when two other maternity homei were
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    ARCTIC MISSION
    31 9 Thf >'>'*/»* t'lhn tn tht cZturiny vchrrt Archdmcrm iiar.su 'In '•</. Ht buiit it hinisdt uttn E»kuiio /»'//> t',,,k h<t,i thr i *years to collect mouyh soil to make v s/'ki// garden <*
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    Far East More Vital To Peace Than Europe
    264 9 Far East More Vital To Peace Than Europe iIETROIT. Feb. '?.l:— Serator Robert A Taft, poss*M« R«pablf<an candidate for the Preside icy. sai.l fctfi to-ijfh': "The Far EM* i ni'imvc'y evtn mor^ Important t<> Mir future peac than i> Kuropc We should be ai much CCneern«(l about 'he advane o
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    New Education Formula
    57 9 Cardiff. Feb. 23. A no a- tftu.. j cation, formula providcu m the I local government bill before ParIlliment wil' provide on estimated figures lor 1946-47 near'y •1:40.000 000 of new Exchequer money foreducation said D. R. I Hardman. Parliamentary Seen tary to the MinisU r of
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    EARL'S £649,120
    58 10 London, Feb. 23. -The Earl ol Harewood. husband of Princess Roy a! who died last May. left £649,120. Princess Royal succeeds to the greater part o e the estate. Harewood inherited nearly £2. 500.000 from a kinsman, the Marquis of Clanricarde. m 1915 and a further £300,000 on
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    Java: Agree On Evacuate
    135 10 BATAVIA. fEB U Onited Nations Seciii^^Bfle: fdl Good Ofiices O-n^^Bti. flay armour.c- d tluu fl l and th: Repib:.. Ail X 1 stands In I: d n ;ia fl I ect an fl H ;29,000 Ir.d.iv:siai; M .-hould have left -.;-'iß hd areas at m >;
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    THAW RELIEVES
    35 10 LONDON I ';'J thaw hroupt'.t an road cOddWona In mo« !*n™ British Isles. fl Toni'-ht all main r.-.(k > n^H and Wales are operi to W iftro— one m H^V-^ on thr Kcnt-Bun-ry bo«w
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    Children's Play Street
    30 10 London, Pel). 23, '!»VM of Transport -^JM play streets bands pnint" ;i round Thla is being i H ren who eai A 1 thattnesti I pests. Reuter
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      203 10 I < omi< s: lv< lnsiv< lo I lir Horning Tribune S m j "SUNSHINE FALLS" OO YOU KNOW WHtftE I /ASK T»! 77^HEW~. THAT WAsTjTJ 1 B LSAST I CAN WOT j7]|jT I'VE BEEN CM FIND MB FIOOGIEHm*YOP *n. NAOROW SQUEAK"/ I TAKE IT QUIETLY f|| J raA WAITING
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    That's Best For Elspeth
    804 11  -  Charlotte Carton i gn-DAY SERIAL \>> t m(N Thai a Farm Is More Conducive to Romance ..rMayhe If. Just a Cert, m Farmer. j -I 0 B m I ighi m m I Kir. SI I I B i B fflin it Hrklil hav< I B.Vunbu-'
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    UK Must Alter With India
    117 11 London. Feb. 23.— Mr. Lalji Mehrotra Vicv-President of the ill-India Federated cnamtxrs of Commerce, declared m London t night that Britain had got to realise that hhre r old methods o* trading with India could not continue for all the time to come. She has
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    Trade Methods
    22 11 industrialisation. I! these things are realised there is a very bright future for the relationship o? the two countries."-- Reuter
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    Tami-Mills Bout Off
    74 11 London, Feb. 23.— Promoter Jack Solomon said he had abandoned the idea of the proposed light between Tami Mauriello and Britain's cruiser weight champion. Freddie Mill*. Solomons -said he received no response to hi s purse offer W Mauriello. The promoter added that he if making ether
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    ALLEGES U.K. & U.S. DELAYED SECOND FRONT
    162 11 ALLEGES U.K. U.S. DELAYED SECOND FRONT Moscow. Fib 24. Mantel N A. Buihanin. IflnUWr of the armed 'crtei o| the ftyvtet Union, ia.-L night declared that during the Car Britain and the Unit 1 Stato i, und-r the Inflnew i I their "reactionary elides" bad help up the opening i
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    INDONESIAN LONGRANGE STRATEGY
    144 11 NEW YORK, Feb. 23. The Indonesian delegation to the TJniled Nations is conferring here on j plan* for the forthcoming Security Council discussion on Thursday with r-mphasis on details of the delegation's long-range strategy. Dr. Ali Sastroamidjojo con- j ferred with L. N. Palar permanent representative at
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    WAR ACE DYING
    45 11 MANILA Feb. 23. Colonel Jesus Villamor famed Filipino wartime ace and now an administrator at the Manila International Airport was reported m a critical condition at the Phlippinc General Hospital as a result of injuries received m a traffic acci- dent. U.P.
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    FRENCH TUC WALK-OUT
    138 11 Paris, Fi-b. 23. ah representative! df th. General Confederate n ol Labour t Communist k French T.U.CJ walked out today ait.'i the National Economic Council had rejected their proposal to call on the Ooverßiqent to bring the cost of living down by ten percent by March 15
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    ENVOY TO TURKEY
    64 11 MOSCOW, Feb. 24 A nr Russian Amabassador to Turkey Ale:;'indei Lavrfshchev. has be< appointed. Tas«, official Sovlei news agency, reported today. Moscow recalled the previoub Soviet Ambassador to Turkey m 1945 and since then has been represented by a Charge D'Affaire*. Continued absence of a Russian Vmbassador
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    RELEASED
    29 11 PARIS, Feb. 23.— Trang Ntfoc Danh, leader of the Vietnam dele gation m Fiance who was arrested on Jan. 21, was granted provisional liberty for health reason* today.
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    WIFE STAVED— BUT DESERTED
    115 12 WIFE STAVED BUT DESERTED LONDON. A husban.l '*<"» >vi beea r**!u«.j <i|:T> h he .tiir^-.l Um< i won.i ik»l perform 'ti > I: wift-Iy (juti<s W a- (.-ivtn nil i on tho irrounH of wh« n ho ■ppaalad Ix>nl .fusti..- Tucker. In Uv Appeal Com*, s.-«id "'h'f caui (Irsrtion t..oii'.'h
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    455 12 SIR HUGO'S WIDOW "SHOCKED BY WILL Two Women Discuss A Millionaire (iTERMAN PREMIERS' CALL FRANK KI'KT. PV b U A CSI! for a new political orrter m Qer miry "unh;tni{M'if.l bjf zonal front.*:" with Gc i;<^ .:<t;n^r on th«ir own reaponiibllty v hs ma»i«^ 'iv by two German pmvinciai nien
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    62 12 i.i»N!..,V fw •*|W' V a»r rif] Tht doel I h.n,i :i t r T m T he on- wh. xa; i>oy 10-.kinp G V At 1.:,. olio (lv- out i Mm pay :-;>-n.at' jn^^B f reyiou s »o,i,] y haf| n c injttn fl was hit m
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    Malayan Share Quotations
    526 13 I If.:-- r» a it-:' ZtfSmZ Sung»> Wa^ 3 y? o 60 Tatptoc Con 2.50 2. 50 rV_tt-PS Val'.v 22 23 Taruoot Tin IS/J Tekka v m 'Tekßu Ta:ping I^6 14 6 Telok Krum 167_ I*s Temoh W h WH Thaha^leik 46/- 4 a T>.i.„kah Harb. 8
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    Rubber Closes At ½ Cent Loss
    119 13 Rubber Closes At Cent Loss Tile market m rubber opened yesterday morning with business !1 as high as 40!. cvnts for No 1 March R.S.S. ter the publication of the nuary iigures of production Malaya, which showed an Increase of 3.316 tons, and a increase m the hands of ducerg
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    Market Notes & Jottings
    152 13 Market Notes Jottings <Frcm Our Financial Corr.> The January rubber statistics for the Malayan Federation. I published m Kuala Lumpur day before yesterday, show an increase m production of 3.316 ton., I ever December. Total stocks heid are put at 81.918 tons, and added to the Singapore total of 64.625
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    SHAKE MARKET DEPRESSED
    64 13 The share market was again i depressed In sympathy with t^e London Stock Exchange, states I the Malayan Sharebrok- rc 1 Asso:iaticn. A number of issues were markd di-wn. but on. bright feature I was the rise m t!v price of Gammons, which showed appreciation after the
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    CROWN FILM UNIT CONTROLLER
    49 13 John Grievun. the founder of the Documentary Film. is leaving ITXESCO1 T XESCO where he ha* bee^ Director of Mass Communication*, to join the Central Office of Information m London, a& coordinating and controlling the film activities of the C.0.1, ami the Crown Film Unit.
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    HERCULES CYCLES
    162 13 Some sense oi Britain's gigantic production effort for the export market may be gauged lrom the fact disclosed today that one Birmingham factor' last week achieved a record chromium-plating output, amounting to 1.424.000 cycle components chromium p'ated In five days. This shows an increase of 133 per cent,
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    Aid For Ex-Servicemen From India, Burma Urged
    287 13 An appeal to members >f th; Ex. Services Association < Singapore Branch) to devise sum 1 possible avt-nue of employment for ex-Servicemen coming frcm India and Burma. wa£ made at j the annual general meeting ot that body held at the S.C.C. fc§
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    ASKED WAY OUT— AND TOOK IT
    136 13 ASKED WAY OUT AND TOOK IT IX>NDON. A ffir! escaped from Holloway Prison by posing as a visitor and asking one of i the staff to show 'her the way out. Joyce Truman, 20, described as "a girl with a pOuV had arrived only an hour or so before. She
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    LAST JOURNEY
    123 13 MANILA. (By Air Mail. American war dead 00 Hie island of Panay. southern Philippines, will be recovered land shipped to their respective homes m the United States, it has been officially disclosed here This task is being undertaken by Captain Edward F. Fernandez, lii-ld chief of the operating
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      64 13 ANGLO-CHINESE AKT EXHIBITION AT Y.IYI.C.A. Miss Lo Kit-ling, the young artist from South China, and Mr. Harold W. Offord. ;»n English jrtist. are holding a joint Irt i xhibition at the V.M.C.A.. Orchard Road, from Marc"i 5 t > 8. On March 5. the exhibition will open at 4 p.m.
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    Itagaki Instigated Invasion Of Manchuria
    236 14 lOKln IKB SI <• »l BtU»W« Hamki J«»i WH Japan U.ir MisUster was deserlbed b> Hie Allied pr.;>r t uli<.n i« .is thr iswlifator cf tk More* Pole 'mident u!i<h led t<» .l.i. ,v.\..-nr. .i i.uu l-uiia and IIMN 'P !hr ive phak; tf aMtfera
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    92 14 Then is m Wkon populm or i-*tttr knomi bicul o/ pi§ NUm tkt Larpt White- the La r> i* Whp* Yoihshnt as- it j,s kn'ncn m mtinu purfx f>f tht world. Its (is a heron »>/•/ mvrt rxallif ncofini 'l o. irbni fit nblity to xttti.sfy \h* xirml 1 1
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    SOAU Officials For 1948 Elected
    185 14 A fp*rlnl fCßeml i' ■•■1 tJ n^aporc ftikr Au««nd. t r. L'ni*.n i hi-!d M the Indian V< DrmoUnion i»r<ini.-»'S. Short SI •< l. <<n Sundiy, und*"- Chaff" .i. hip of Mr. Ii Jiar Ah; o <\u-v--.iin of Btaffupore i n -U'>n of 'I ..rir
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    NO COMMENT
    80 14 NANKING. Feb. 24. A UniU-d Scatta embassy spokesnum said he had no information that the State Department had ordered dependent* of Consulate peraonnel to Mukden to leave Immedlat ly. as reported m press dlipatthes. He said as far as h t knew. rhere Is nothing to it. Quest.
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    SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
    74 14 Il.ini u-h J.'SNtn— Enip F-'l;i-«' 44 B. Haal4« SHEERS. Raju a ill Eipenor 42 Ii (N«mMan Purl. > 40 l IVgi-ltterj; 33 {\LI. Davis) Menti;k:»b 31 i flrfdiro 17/18 Ft. De.v-lakr 19 20 St ft 21 San An^t-lo Victory 23 4 Waterman -Kajaiig 27 28 Samannda 29 30
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    Scout Ceremony
    68 14 Hie birthuay oi the late Lord Bi<den Powell, founder oi the World scout movement, was ceU bra ted In Ipoh on Saturday when 400 rovers, scouts and cubs assembled at the St. Michael'; Institution ground to observe simple ceremony of the breaking of the flag und to hear
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    U.S. War Veterans May Soon Learn To Gamble At Govt. Expense
    357 14 U.S. War Veterans May Soon Learn To Gamble At Govt. Expense WASHING I ON. Feb. 22. -As If it is not enough that war veterans are Laming how to dance tht rhumb j and ride horseback <t t>e government's expense, a House Of R.presi ntatives investigation committee turned up i
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    "BATS" WIN 5-2
    133 14 The Choun Chum Llitflkn School "Bats" met a team from the BvlPg B.P. on i>jiturd;iy ana wen by five K&mvs to two. Sciti were us follows tC.G.E.S. 'Bats' mentioned ftrsti.: Singles:— David Tan beat Phan Kah Pah 15-6, 15-9; Lee Senjr Toh beat Thlo Gini Yon- 14-14
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    Tried To Save -He Killed
    66 14 Tried To Save -He Killed aooni I lit In v II Bint .r I I i A |r j three I I Bo m M hot i tail i I I X Th MM :>> I 80 b< I I'h- i the dl o.Car Ml a an« n -."jfl a
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    CHIANG DENIES
    157 14 SHANGHAI }..j M eminent [nformatioo ~fl today inj implicit. Jn^^B Chiang Kal Shek rKrenfl th reopening of I I with the R a., was n I t:ul denial was issued ;^fl United F.<>, Nanking I from authoritative .^urc^M •the Cteneralist mo bad fl permit an unn. .r.f 1
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    Penaog Appointment
    63 14 It had been arranged H iW L. Blythc. Secretary fora jese Affairs. Kuala Uj [should succeed Mr 8. Resident Commissioner. W" .when the latt- d l lough at tlv end o FeW I but since then a further arw 'ment has been made IWB A V. Aston, who
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      256 14 *On Your Radio Today! BLUE NETWORK programmes m Malay rtn; is.il M"^ IJSjl JSj :S3 I PROGKAMMES n <*"' mumuy, P- 1 r op'"" a: 3 J M'\l AY X' K\r:i KU 1?0:> Mii-'-K-a! Intorlude; 12.45 Cantonese; 1J IT M.U.AI 4, I'.M.IJSH News m M^ay; 1 p.m. Close DoNvn. PWg.
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    WORK ON PENANG RACE TRACK
    589 15 last three. KAKMAX tTurner) and I'KK FECT (Talt) finished on tVMI terms alter getting three m 39-1 0 •ecotids. JESSANE (Wahab) had nothing m hand running three m 39-1 seconds. LOCH LADE (Harper) MM most impressive, woi king with SIX KEITH (Tankard), doing strong pace
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    129 15 I B SUNBEAM an, r, KRE PATH starts! off fiom vent half pace anil incieajeJ gZmmrtm pace over the "tvcoSEE di<l strong pace WJrt ,J WILDEY •Turner) finished KIMB^V" Krdfwent ,S I S?hS mlli. which he <*, M RAMILLIFS (Bagby, ha.i n \HKAM for company lolnp pac.: Vk from
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    EXCTING END TO INDIANS LAST MATCH OF TOUR
    210 15 EXCTING END TO INDIANS LAST MATCH OF TOUR v b m Ausi X oil :!1 t>A> m tou itt m 184 m 1 X..:.- last day H with a &.1 Id Si m they wanted 139 Hven tickets fall. At Bii;' n int rva they had ■76 r the I
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    26 15 tof Vl now I* 1 th Governor-Gen- 1 p Cross or Sir p wmorrow "cl 1 l **W ?ence Officer saw »ii months m ■an--1
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    WITHDRAWALS FROM OLYMPIC GAMES
    57 15 LONDON. Feb. 24— It was ann( unccd from the Olympic Games Headquarters here today that the small South American Republic of El Salvados has withdrawn from this year': Olympic games. I his is the fourth South American nation to drop out. others who have already withdrawn
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    ANNUAL SERVICE AT ST. PAULS
    35 15 King Gteorge has been pleased five permission for the Annual Service or the Order of St. Michael and St Gkorge to b. eW m St. Paul's Cathedral, L nd r
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    FIRST DAY'S HANDICAPS
    417 15 lielow are 'he handicaps for Saturday, the first <lay of the Penanji Turf Clubs Leap Yeai Meeting Northern Han'hcap Horse* S, 7 Furlong Elegant \rt M.OI Kimbolton 8.11 Merry MMW-r > 1 1 Star Gel H. 04 Courtesan 8.03 Despair T.ll Howe 7.1 1 Prince Vimalu 7.09
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    WARSHIPS TO VISIT PENANG ON MAR. 12
    38 15 H.MS. "Cossack' under the command Of Captain J. Jefferis. DSC R.N.. and H. M.S. "Conccrd". Lieutenant Commander W. S. Donald. D.S.C.. ft.*., wlfl visit Penang from March 12 lo 17. 1948.
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    ACCESSION TO INDIA
    44 15 NEW DELHI. Feb. 24- Junagadh. ind i; ,n lUte with a 800.000 population m the Kathiaw:.r Peninsula north of Bombay n-v. voted b.v 190.779 votes to 91 m favour of accession to India, according to referendum figure issued here today.- -Router.
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    FOR MR. RIPLEY
    51 15 ■ere's a bit o! wceer news which Should be brought to tl Attention of Mr. Rlplcy. m a n imateur league gwie Jn England, a team scored only one Koal against themiclvca. TO they wen. Howzat. you'll probably ask. The ioswer: 'heir opponenta icored thrice against them.
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    C.Y.M.A. WIN K.O. HOCKEY
    70 15 The CV.M.A. scored a tfiree- nil victory over tin- Singapore 1 District Signals, when they met I m i Knockout Hockey Competi- urn fixture at St. Georges Road 1 yrst( relay. MetnwhUe, th t Knockout Hocy». ii.unmment lixture between I the Posts and Telegraphs and the
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    Raffles Snatch 10 Win In Inter-College Soccer
    347 16 Raff les Snatch 10 Win In Inter-College Soccer RAFFLES OOLLBOS XI 1. MEDICAL COLLEGE XI 6. In a fast and k< vnly.eonUsjt'd prame, Raffles ColU ge registered ;i Barrow one-nil rldory oter the Medical College m th«.ir annual Inter-eoUcfe soccer naateh tor the u Purdle-Ow«n H Cup it the Victoria
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    VICTORIA BEATEN IN SHIELD GAME
    154 16 IfISLBOUKIfB, Feb. 2k. Souih A i. *:;>>!:> beat Victoria here today by wicxet.s m the last Shef- 1 tieiu "M match of the season. Victoria, forced to follow on 180 Thru* behind, were dism»3r,ed for 280 m their second innings. Sam! Loxton, who will tour
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    Local Trade Unionists Ha Much To Learn Still
    202 16 "ALTHOUGH SOME OF THE VKIONB HAVE HEES or. OANiBiMO AXD ARE ESTABLISH ISC T//IMB E L V E OX BOUND USES OTHERS HAVE YET TO LEARN SOME OF THE FIRST PRISCJPLES Ot TRADE UNIONISM." SAID MR F W DALLY. ONE OF THE
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    AIR CHIEFS HERE
    97 16 Aii Marshal Sir Brian Baxer. Aii Commander-in-Ch:*f of Transport Command, accompanied by Air Vice .Marsha] J. W. lidKir. Director General of Pcrscnell. who aiv on an inspection lour ol the Middle East and the Far East, arrived at Tengah airfield m a special "York" aircraft at 5.30
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    66 16 Representative* of the Ministry of Food are tods bilitiet of developing food promu,Hon m Awtnuw- v, Sir Henry Turner, Controller of M< at and Lir<*>>>< i; of Food, shakinrj hands with Mr. John Stnu Food, whem the repreeenUthKn mci the n London. In the background are (ief! to n<ihl)M' Chainnan-Desitm'itr
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    INQUIRY » : FALI CFI.
    130 16 INQUIRY FALI CF I. OTTAWA, Frt 24-J .Kenzio King, CanadZ aflnfcte and o w jjty I leaders haw discuiJi whether th, foil, Ro>al CummlssJoD'i mqui Canada's part m the del Hctufkong Her,' it teli Japanese to 1941 ,h,,uid| Uihed it vaa le ;i k dtod It was beiiived that I
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    110 16 SHANGHAI, F b N price o! rice I ;ir> J time high ol CNS2.TI 1.000 rjicul 1 170 lbs.) an mere! CNS3OO.OOO o?ei si rdafi tation -is city wtli ritid givi-n a go ahead sign by mier Chan- Chun to mice celling i" Lls ccommodity
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    Malaya On Eve Of Political Changes
    414 16 "IN THE POLITICAL FIELD, MALAYA IS ON THE EVE OF IMPORTANT CHANGE S," SAID LORD LISTOWEL IN THE COURSE OF A BROADCAST LAST NIGHT Lord LUtowel stated that prior to the war Malaya was a I peaceful and prosperous coun- itry wher? different races
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