Morning Tribune, 26 February 1948

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    MARSHAL GETS 5 DAYS FIND ANOTHER HOME
    180 1 uvcu P LLOYD. OFFICER COMW&USIR MO" fa YESTERDAY GIVEN FIVE \fffU ASOTHI 'JffVhmgggi COURT JUDGE. r by the owners ri[T SsyrjS/S«S m MEYER ROAD. BY Lk i Chines rfs,r,' ami three otheri LTSaH -I.tis?::* jWU nav the rf»W«ffs W being *t* and February.
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    563 1 ■NOR si|{ FRANKLIN GIMBOM TOLD SINGAPORE ENS YES I! Kl» AY IHA r THE BRITISH COMMON lOf NATIONS WAS A POTENT FACTOR IN THE KANCI OF PEACE FRANKLIN A. DRESSING THE CLUB OW THE I [ON OF !hL 4 ANNIVERSARY YESTERDAY OF THE ■a >• the Con 1 1
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    42 1 SPOOL Feb 25 the fo 1.428-ton cargo ship Qiu-en leaped !< theij to rescue tugs wivn their :ollid,d m River Mersej p with the 4.974-ton «ship Hembury. Wtic Que^n. outward tor Stockholm, was on loxtrth sandbank I '■n 'i budlv holed Reuter
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    "LESS TALK-MORE ACTION:" MALAY CANDIDATE'S ELECTION MANIFESTO
    168 1 "LESS TALK-MORE ACTION:" MALAY CANDIDATE'S ELECTI ON MANIFESTO TALK AND PROMISES MORE AC I lON LS MY J^SAYS IHE ELECIION F J^'o ISSUED YESFERBY SARDON BIN HAJi f-CAinjIDATE FOR MUNI RCHAL EA&I IN iiik ELECTIONS 10 LEGISLATIVE ►ney i centres. and other I support income tax which I consider to
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    70 "GOING WITH EYES WIDE OPEN"
    450 1 70 GOING WITH EYES WIDE OPEN" Malayan Eurasians For "Hollandia" (Tribune Staff Reporter) THE FIRST BATCH OF 70 MALAYAN EURASIANS FOR THE DUTCH EURASIAN COLONY AT "HOLLANDIA IN DUTCH NEW GUINEA, WILL LEAVE SINGAPORE BY SHIP ON MARCH 8 THE TRIBUNE LEARNED AUTHORITATIVELY YESTERDAY BUT THE SECRETARY OF THE SINGAPORE
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    43 1 photograph* I A picture taken 1 immediately after thn collopse of 1 the Thong Sianu #»t* Co. garage at Hooper Road. t I! k Tnnah on i Tutsaay after- noon. Six buses i uvre buried uni dtrneath t h e tt» bris. Tribune
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    "INSIDE" STORY OF MALAYAN CAMPAIGN
    130 1 i The Morn>}\'( Tribune to- I morrow Friday) will con- S sist of 24 pages. It will ***** am a 25,000 i I word summary of the war J dispatches of Lieut. Gen Pcrcival, war-time General t i Officer Commanding, Ma- 1 laya, whose "secrets"
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    45 1 HONGKONG. Feb. 25. It Jae reported today that the British river st amor Fatshan was again selaed in Canton for carrying contraband valued at CN55.000.--000 000 (US$2O,OOO) mainly drugs, medicals and plastics The .ship was detained twice before for tne <. -I *iif k offence. U.P.
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    Churchill Was Misled, bays Gen. Percival
    282 1 Churchill Was Misled, bays Gen. Percival LONDON. Feb. 25.- An interview published in todays Daily Mail reported Lieutenant-Gene-ral Arthur Percival. former Commander-in-Chief of the British Forces in Malaya. a s expressing the opinion that Mr. Winston Churchill, Britain's wartime Premier, was "misled'' when laying at a secret session i in
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      29 1 Get your favourite "HOTSPURS FOOTBALL BOOTS fivn.irite departmental store from vour fa\ournc i»i" I ..,.»teed hv the manufacturers Even pair is Rua.antced ny Won us fob yop» spobts goods
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    ECHO OF RIOT ON DUBLIN ESTATE
    1223 2 FINDINGS OF ENQUIRY COMMISSION THAT IT WAS HIS CONSIDERED OPINION THAI THI IN Ql ES'fiON WAS A MEET- MEETING HELDON THE DM IMS DT IRFRATELY HELD AGAINST THE WISHES OF Tft E MAN CEMENT AM) THAT THE PROMOTERS KNEW TH A I Tilt MANAGEMENT
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    Illegal Immigrants
    71 2 Seventy thne Chinese- wh( tried to make an attempt to come Into Malaya in tongkangs without immigration papers and ffffe apprehended in the Kuantaii and Tumpat area by the immigration authorities and handed over to the Police arrived in Singapore last evening await'* g deportation. The Straits Steamship
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    Jews Accuse U.S. Of Double-Talk
    216 2 LAKE SUCCESS. New York. Feb. 25. -Jews today were accusing the United States of doubletaik in its attitude towards Palestine as the United Nations Security Council prepared- .or another meeting tonight. Observers felt that in the light of the American statement the partition plan as
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    219 2 lOKIO. F»b 25 The May. t U'iv;imid. near N\. Central Honshu. Mte of t iltra-natinHamuc esartssi i xuni Bhrtee In which apitit; Japan's mvtMicai god, n i Mthrlned bos turned mater.r.ak foi psaspectHre brides una us to •b: oft the Drosoei I 3f his town' Mowing I deeir I
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    AFTER THE DANCE WAS OVER
    256 2 I Rejecting a dairymaids .story t: a'.iegea happenings when thm was I coned honie from a Oance, a jury at Ipswich Arizes found John Miinaei sin-rry, a 20-year-oid private in the R.A.SC-, of Harrow -ruad, Suauuiy, Middlesex, not guilty of criminal as sault. He u;as
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    176 2 I was ,JH '•v..J Jefferson, .-.e.,. J street, w ii|, criattaal ■be bad knoti s*fl >» MM an tot lti h^ entered the hoi cigarettes. un<\ a 9 ■a to what I h?rß go to work. H Al»out 10 40 pm.H left the beast, lodH door. an,i takhg fl
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    82 2 SYDNEY Bj JirH «Un who has armed M SS he tending a/^ fore World War HI He Defraeye textile iC Brussels. Mr Defraeye said customers in all A^raj i eities within th.- next w «1 believe that :ni-nun tiers will be -Bowd !n..t break out this J u Weatern
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    24 2 f 01 "nil Of ''''^B arigil °Kx was ai I *fe 1 dlstilUng I I charges o ilso oi r I termer I
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      242 2 Nurses say Oe WITTS PIUS ate wonderful for Backache In the courle of their professional dutits Nurses ha\e every opportunity for seeing the rejief given by DE WITT'S Pills Their recommendations, which speak more convincingly than any woids of ours, will intiicst all sufferers. I Nurse A. A. writes m
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    464 3 Iv ,,v l BVJWENC1 AT THE OLD lNl l|A rFRDAY WAS DESCRIBED DY v, T WORTH THE PAPER A \s GIVING EVIDENCE .V COVINDASAMY. THE SCE HARHOrR LABOrRERS IMMITTEB MEMBER AND P. nfV;,; i M nKTHKSliL.r.ANDALSO, i. a w. Yin \vu* thi»n RJ-- n>it ft I a») W AmuthuH.
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    IN COURT: CENSURED
    125 3 IN COURT: CENSURED H; m aothoritiei »*ert Bt Botch in the Dis■ivlvn the Uhl Ai ah H brought tip foi heaiH ;triu.s.- wen i. numHr. with |nfan*i in their tad crying in H- irmi the.se toti ■to bear th* ordeal of H)u" pn cedurc Theli '.vhilst their niocharged, visibly •ist:.c
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    IRAQIAN CHARGED WITH THEFT FROM SHIP
    433 3 An American seaman who "did j little bit ct defective wcrk" desi ribed to the Fourth Police Magistrate yesterday the part he played in a case in which a young Iraqian ts incused of theft, and alternatively with dishonest reten'ion ot 40 stolen bed
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    25 3 k,, it SI s Petaedrnl on Tuesday afternoon at the chr'sttniny of HttU n (t Victor, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. E. Morley.
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    Four Years Jail For Attempted Extortion
    358 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Feb. 24. For having attempted to extort a sum of $4,000 from one Lev Hup. the manager and partner o" Chop long Fatt Cluong. No.; 10. Cecil Street. Kuala Lumpur, a Chinese. Chi Suen Chiew. was convicted by Mr. Justice T. T.
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    A MALAY FINDS ENGLAND WHAT HE EXPECTED IT TO BE
    199 3 Che Mohamed Yusoff who wen' to England a month ago on a British Council Scholarship has spent the last few days in Bolton, nn.i in an interview" said thai hefounn England lust as he haul expected jt to be. He
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    Teluk Anson Wedding
    33 3 Photograph taken on the occasion of the marrmye recently in Ttluk Anson of Miss Lim Saic Choo of Sitiavan and Mr W**s Kino Liny, ot Veinna Musical Store. Teluk Annon.
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      103 3 Bicycles of Distinction Designed by Expert* Made by Craftsmen Re>yalJ£€> Enfield What you have been wait.ng FOR— THE BEST BIKE BUILT Ladies <^: GtuLs Models supplied with 3 OR 4 speed Keen— OILBATHS DYNAMO: BELL: TOOLS ALSO AVAILABLE T*ie World's Most Fa nous FLYING FLEA" taSec M Cycle. 0350cc: O.
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    Revision Of Frozen Butter Rations
    173 4 mttodM from HarcH 1 II bolden <>i E'ir'-p- '■•;<• 1, will be abW- to ration, of sugar md Mttet fr<»rn any lovurin establishmentSingapore Cold 6tort| Ud. Orchard Road, and bcincn in Katong. K- ppc MaYftl B..se. M S. All] 1 r RalUr^ Place; Bun B»e
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    Fancy Free
    15 4 FANCY FREE— are the playclothes worn by youthful songstress Jane Powell. MGM actress.
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    Queue Breakers Sent To Prison
    228 4 "It is about time y u > n prote c ion matt iven to the Singapore P iblic placet amu i ent i-.- 1 nat t>i, s like potV aaid th rhird p ice Magistral Mr B ilers, in paaaing ntenc two ><>ung Cantone.se yesterday
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    Claims To Property In China
    98 4 The Chint-se Government has decided to extend the time limit to 30th Juno, 1948 for submission of claims by Allied Companies and individuals to property in China which was under Japanese or Puppet Control during the War. Property unclaimed a Her that date will be
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    LIVED IN STABLE— WITH OTHER WOMAN
    290 4 LIVED IN STABLE WITH OTHER WOMAN LONDON'. Fel> 24. -A farmer of Rodmeraham, Keaft, was stated at Sittingl.ouriie *o have brought 1 married woman aid -her children to share a stable with him in his own farmyard. while h s wifr aid children lived in the fat mhouse. %rta smartly-dressed
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    Jap Reparations
    33 4 MANILA. Feb. 25. The first reparations ship from Japan LBT 87ft -arrived and la now un* loading 800 tons of reparations gooda ineluding machinery and spare parts for shipyard installations. U.P.
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    MARSHALL PLAN: NEW U.S. MOVE
    131 4 WASHINGTON. F«.b 25— A call for full participation o: American private enterprise as part of the Marshall plan was made yesterday by Allen Dulles. Congressional adviser on European aid to the foreign affairs committee of the House of Representatives. He also called for development of
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    315 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Feb. 25I Shortly after a member o' the iLee Loy gang was shot dead by the police at a coffee-shop in Sungei Buloh. a Chinese was arrested in front of th c Sungei Buloh Police Station, when he mad<. an attempt to throw two handgrenades at the
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    Tasmanian Premier
    79 4 HOBART. Tasmania. Feb. 25. The Tasmanian Labour Party decided today to reinstate in the Premiership, Mr. Robert Cosgrove, who vacated office last December to face bribery charges of which h e was found not guilty last Saturday. The 63-yeair-old Premier will fa«e what may prove the bitterest debate
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    45 4 Vediv?llu, d M Fourth Uifia^H Accused wa irntta^H 24 and charged -ithkjH a 14-year old girl. \[M her lawful sv-ardiuns^H milestone Bukit Trr^haß 10.20 a.m. on Oct. 6 lafl Bail ol $:wo aitk t\vfl was allowed and the M postponed to Mar. 3. 1
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    69 4 Alleged to have attenH escape from legal >fl middle aged Teochew^H :\w Siong, was woduce^H the Third Police M]fl Mr. F B Oehlers. yestH Chua was charged wH tempting to escape froH :ustody of the police I Kandang Kerbau Police I at 1120 p m on Feb that time
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    68 4 Teo Ah Mang. a 40-tf annate of no fixed a vas absent when his cas Mlkd up at >he Second Ztourt yesterday Teo was tc, be charged areaking into a house at ling Rise at 2.30 a.m. on iav and stealing a jatj Lining $80 belonging I T H.
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    23 4 MRS. TOMMY THOMSON (hft) yavc a cocktail party at Raff Us HoUl recmtty W I Tribune picture arc Mr. and Mrs. G. D.
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      179 5 I. l-k -l-The drain on Britain la W> hb e from £48,000,000 in WSS* January. Lord PakenttrTCt--* i" the SftEf^ not a charac ire." I. are worse than met explain the t the January d both to Hri^ other parts ol a rea. notablv by lan Prime MiniajaaMaa letat
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      29 5 I HE. FEB 24 -A oneken strike throughout ovakia m support ol the ist dominated Trade Council's demand for tionakzation marked day of the Czech Gocrisis still unsolved
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      U.K. Is Not Desperate
      148 5 LONDON. Feb. 24. The K« ynote of Britain's economic policiet this year must be to make sterling strong and stanle as a (ontrihution to the British economv and to a great part of the rest of the world as well. Sir Stafford Cripps. Chancellor of the
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      Third degree alleged
      87 5 LONDON. Feb. 24 An tccuaation that British and Allie i offloera used third degree method against Germans at the Bad Nenndorf interrogation camp m Germany was made in the House of Commons today by a Laboui Member. Mr. Richard stones. Ht said he himstlf had vtsncd the
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      U.S. Wants Immediate Korean Election
      193 5 U.S. Wants Immediate Korean Election Lake Success. Feb. 24— T.:e United States today called for an immediate election in Stdth Korea to establish a national govtrnmcnt respite the United Nations Korea Commission report that it did not support such a step. Philip Jessup. United States delegate, told the Little Assembly:
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      349 5 AV\A. Feb 24 M, Ma r K mg. Canadian p,,, n k*** in the H«£ L2? ent t0 consider SST^ Publication o W Commission w „icr. f' 1 fan of Hongkong ptSaTfPS PPOBI--atfc ife, aid m, i 'c o th E bui E f remam 11 war, ■a full
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      32 5 LONDON. Feb. H.— Bum and Russia have acreed to est iblish normal diplomatic and consu ar n lations ;<nd to exchange ambassadors, ♦he Burmese Embnaey in London an n lunced today.- Reuter
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      ECHO OF BOXER'S DEATH
      111 5 Chicago. Feb. 23. -Mike SpMe- Hi. manager o prize Dffhter Ham Bnroudi who was Killed on Fri- day night at the Chicago Stadium ring was ordered to anpear before the Slate Athletic Commit. ision on March 8 to show the I cause why he should not
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      Civil War Threat Growing In Yemen
      160 5 CAIRO, Feb. 24._The threat of civil war in me Ypmen which adjoins Saudi Arabia and the bntisn nr^rtorate of Aden appeared to be growing, reports SSandSanaa,^ Yemenite capital, reaching Vv^rp said todaV. Reports have been current in life Middle East for some t-me that
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      STRANGLED WIFE-THEN SANG "AULD LANG SYNE"
      130 5 MAIDSTONE, Ktnt, Fit) 1 y A 21-year-old gasworks worker sjmilfd and war>ed to his parents from the dock in th* Assize Court here today when he was sentenced to death for the murder of his bride of threti months after a dance last Nt
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      Wavell Defended
      469 5 LONDON, Feb. 24.— Commenting on Field Marshal Earl Wa veil's dispatch on the operations in the Southwest Pacific between mid -January and the end of February 1942, the Times military correspondent said: "Gen. Wavell had to direct operations of all Allied forces in the area of Burrm\ Malaya,
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      Voice Of The People
      207 6 lii about a month or bo, the Singapore Legislative Council wiil be graced, for the drat time in the history of f .he Colony, by the presence of six men ejected by popular vote. Hut Singapore voters should not delude themselves into believing that the control
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      Words And Deeds
      215 6 Though candidates are competing with- one another in promising to do this-and-that for the people, there is very little chance of their being able to carry through even a fraction of what they are promisirg. Then, does it mean that the candidates are making promises which they
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    59 6 A sp<cial sub-miniaturt cahv 10 mm. in diameter and 30 mm. in length has !<eea mtvthmti aaj laaitl J>e aMHIa available la per .sons suffering from defecti\>e hearing ich' n the Hetkmel Hem Service A<t comee into operation in July. The picture shows an assistant msertinu th< pinto, into
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    Can The People Rule?
    1203 6  -  PEDAGOGUE Dm mr<; fnu Yni JNr. PEOPLE WORLD AFFAIRS I By "My frank opinion,"' aald tha Sceptic, ''is that democracy b all bunk. Democracy means rult by the people, but nine out ol ten people in this country ar\ 1 not fit to rule themselves, and
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    Meditation
    16 6 Deliver my soul, O Lord, f rom lying: lips, and from a Ufa] Th. 1,?C:2.
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      25 6 r Post For any destination titbit I Malaya. H Through any P o>t Surcharge Malayan Airways U nl,ted I Mansfield 4 Co., Ltd.. *W« H
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    Around The Town
    960 7  -  VERA ARDMORE WITH 1 frefltoi tt tl i H,i nrto 1! Guat < were nt, r it* aripriallv lighted u] I rwu giwn the othe L Mr and Mrs L Cre, in H Hand W b lous 'smal icoetsfu |:e hostess, irho Is a tal ful Mad
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      9 7 It^Wt^nßavf! aavavafl aaavavW vif dei. 9n f 0 m9Ky
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      225 7 ■BlfalgalaSaaMi EiS Accent your frocks with effective Jewelled Accessories jL IX TOWN TO-NIGHT AT i THE PAVILION RESTAURANT j I CHATEAU BRIAND > "NO NOT TEA FOR TWO i i BUT I 1 A DINNER FOR TWO > I AND S A SPLENDID PICTURE lAT THE CINEMA AS USUAL j
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    Nanking: City Of Young People
    140 8 i I-., mania-, u. lint ti: I I ling 1 I pal J us 1 OC 010 i m ill i •PP i I !.n^ ;> under T N n nl tn un We arlUi t Ami tvti it '.rutin notlflcatl n mad< tear uvtl
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    Asked For Dose Of Own Medicine
    90 8 SHANGHAI, Feh. 2. r Police < avuniantaner Bhobtrn Tu pleaded tp vajn for a dose of his own medicine Yu sent a letter to Mayor K. C. Wu asking that he be punished for his "negligence and shortsightedness" resulting in the rtctnt student assault
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    Chiang Celebrates Chap Goh Meh
    70 8 KUUNG, Feb. 25. Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek celebrated the first full moon after the Chinese New Year with a party at a mountain lodge near his residence here with Madame Chiang and other guests at a dinner and tea, followed by the viewing of an American
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    33 8 Washington. Feb. 24.- Weilinformed international economic experts said here that a Communist seizure of power in Czechoslovakia would probably result in the loss of a proposed $350,000-0-000 loan from the World Bank. Reuter
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    Pottery At British Industries Fair
    64 8 One of the most attract<v- features' of this pear's British Indus tries Fair uill be the vde runge of beautifully decorated pottery. Picture shows Fied Halfpenny, at Josiah W< dntcood Potteries moulding a vase designed by K(>th Murray. 'mi aaaai WKt9^w Josiah Wtdfiuooil and John
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    LAWYER GAVE CLIENT INJECTION
    192 8 LONDON.— A solicitor who gave an injection to a woman client, saying it would ensure her fitness to aj tend court, was sus pend»d from practice for throe .\'i:»s by the Law Society's dis ciphrj.iy committee. He is I^'Slie John Criffin. o* Fleet-street, EC. an j
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    28 8 ISTANBUL. Feb. 24. Some 115 Turkish villages have bee l completely submerged and 10,00° cattle drowned by the recent floods in the plains of Adana I'arsus and Tchokovrova.
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    187 8 UNKNOWN UNKNOWN MY policy GREECE London. Kenneth Eiwards. 23. got up at gitttd Ins wife Margate., 21 I and went off to -to. proceedinga, according Bar. i mnv.sy.. n, ro. Temple Ifcrria, K.C., at Newport (lafon), DitCrCt Court. The husband denied intimacy that night, but the Commis>iont r e mmented:
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    69 8 Si LOUIS I r fl tian N it fl General MacAri -I fl aidential oir.iidate.^B Smith, naer ifl "American rTnt'' fl Henry Wallace Hifl Governor Tbooui .fl most "unfavourab.'e fl nationalise We prfl to any Of these." H reason tor the MacAfl Or alternate choices fl in the order
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    49 8 LAKE SUCCESS. Fa^fl United Nations had heard fr 'fl of the Good on -cfl Batavia. 29.000 Repifol^fl "jatedfl Netherlands eontrolle^fl keeping with the agfl which troops w.-uldte^fl as of midnight Fe^ u^fl have been .vacuatedf^M Sumatra. 6.000 from I and the remainder I Netherlands occupied^B west Java- U.P.
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    49 8 WASHING I ON. Fefefl Tandberg. weight champion- *m Haefer on points dji| contest her. l ™"fl This was M*™M ng ht in the United fl his brat win in Stockholm iMfcJfl on points against v*m Joe Baksi. the m-n-J of the chm;'^ kn er Tn„i,e world title.- Reuter
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    35 8 WASHINGTON^ Fe j ney General on i Federal Bureau or .agents to 16 panics t..: advance m J.,. J "The pwP e °,„iwM tioni.t.- recent in the resuU among to 1 tion of H
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    48 9 ■ON Fel 21 A 101l m the ae»powering Anieri* rcral* ,>!lls and Um Carbtx I rita n during the war, neie today I y Uwd B:.' ll i Statei and Mi i Bei retary 1 1 agreement ni| em i ;ement which haa aim ar* v. ari
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    18 9 IRA Feb 24 Rei> cf the Man u Island at ar ultjm it being < onii I i Reuter
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    20 9 I Visitor* to tin Fair M (ll set '"I here r s u dl^tey in iwicty t»/ new ntij tray*
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    BRITISH RADIOS FOR EXPORT
    73 9 g „l f mtUo .vf.s. KOO/6.J rermifee, »"»"i'v J** a re betot hirtaad ot<f m J Nwmaera t* »rtt** tjataaa- e ra afoot* tela <>• ftau one audiuni wavr .1 r*U rtMf< t/ I* tr, V tfiaplty «f s /w |„alr|M rM«>. In the ...cturt i
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    COTTON FOR WHEAT
    55 9 CAIRO Feb. 24— A barter agreeem ortwten Ikt Soviet Union and Btypi „r«.viding for an exchange of '.a, ot L>ryi>tian t-o ton for 000 toOj of Russian wheat and 19.000 tone of Russian maize, is exp., cd to be signed Here in the next .4 k( an,
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    42 9 WASHINGTON, Pa*. 24.— Sir C Ramaawaml Aivar. former Prer of Ti.'vann.re. who is ataffOftd on i lad ure tour of the United State*, was iiitervuwinc; Secretary of j-ri- re Ma-shall t>> day Mid was this evcn'ng dining with Supreme Court .hrtice Frankfurter.
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    Teachers, Pupils & Guardians Demonstrate
    120 9 Teachers, Pupils Guardians Demonstrate Shanghai. Feb. 25.— Five hundred primary school teachers and students, with their guardians, demonstrated outside the Council building against high ttiiU n fees and low salaries, when the City Councillors yesterday discussed the education policy and conditions. They were kept away from the building by approximately
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    COAL OUTPUT DROPS
    32 9 LCNDCN. ye.v 24.-- Coal output in Britain lait week dropped more than 23.000 tons be'.ow the previous vcjk't, 1948 record of 4.143.600 tons it arai officially announced tonjjrh*. Reuter
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    PALESTINE CO's RESPONSIBLE FOR MEN'S LIVES
    124 9 PALESTINE CO's RESPONSIBLE FOR MEN'S LIVES London, Feb 25 -When Mr. Antii ny Edtfl aato I thi Df .Mir;., t, r in the Hon Comrriv ns yesterday what action (j. i.l t.tkeii in view o the recent, fir atg openly tlprtaatd .:>. British servicemen in Palestine, Mr. Alexander replied thai
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    59 10 RANGOON, fl fl plications for i '-fl 'fl fl last December i fl mler Anng Ban colleagues, o\p»c^fl day. it ras reliably^fl today. fl The Btrmeae \m ral l' Chan Atoon.M IrtaeC counsel's ror.tfl the Special tribunalM tish Gowraor had fl lion to try ihe «*M Tb« At'vrney-GeM and
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    39 10 LONDON. F £B n Ji^H will spend £4:i.7oo.oUU^p ier Royal Navy shediam i.»J 'fl dsciosed today. Navv personnel is| at 167.300 by March Now warsnipa Four-:! 1 fl .and sterling fl last year and :<■" fl l<ea for mv,,:^d^B
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      369 10 s^.^^^*-^*-^'*^--^" ■.^«^->*^'"*^— maa»aaa»*aa»»»aßaa*Bta»ia*»Hßaaaiaa» loniivs: Bxdw»iteTttTfcellfcrwi^g Tribune j "SUNSHINE FALLS" r T~ „\1 I/ 1 KNOW THAT. MAVOR.AI loCOLY ENOUGH rAN t^J"] |*> \/<C Z' HOW WW A MINUTE Q J V I t HWE J^pWi WW WE REAU.V P"- I > 1^E P AN N 0 1 5 CAN/' \OF
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    801 11  -  Charlotte Garton SIX-DAY SERIAL ft i risk ghtWl Klsptth a New Si le to Don's Character and g, DM a Later Fireside Tete-a-Tete. j aaj l B fl i R fl IB ll I fl fl fl fl I II fl fl' i-yR fl. fl fl fl fl ifl
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    Harmless Friendship-Ends In Tragedy
    221 11 Harmless Friendship-Ends In Trag edy LONDON. A wt)imin whc brooded over her husband'.* irioiKiship with another woman gassed herself in her "home, it w a s stated at an inquest at Shrewsbury. T he inquest was on Mrs. Vera Donnell, 38, f Kendal-road Harlescott, ShrewsburyT he husband. Courtnev Weston Donnell,
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    MUSIC WHILE THEY MINE
    87 11 A dance band JS ?o play j between shifts at the foot of the shaft. 1.200ft. down Aitken ColI liery, Kelty, Fife, on Wednesday j This announcement cOmes after I another over-the- 4,000.000-ton j target week, wi'h Scotland e\ ill i heading the output competition Output
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    40 11 MANILA. Feb. 24. Negotiations are understood to nave bee.i concluded by President Roxys with the United States .^over. ment for full settlement oy Jat 1. t952 of the Republic bonded i indebtedness amoim*'»n* r ?'> mor* I than 53 1,000,000. Reuter
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    Posed As Airman: Sent For Trial
    235 11 Posed As Airman: Sent Fo r Trial LONDON Km Blast uouptaj woman, wearing an HAV unifoim, mistakei for man when sh e made her first appearance at Marlborough-street, wa s in the same dress when, at the Itsumed hearing, she was sent fo» trial The woman, Pe ,rl Rrow,aged 25,
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    9 MONTHS OLD— SHE CAN SWIM
    128 11 LOS ANGELES -A girl nine months old is already being trained a s a speed swimmer. The baby's name *s Sherry Lynn WhitfOrd, of Los Angeles, California. He- coach is fort*»€ long-distance qhainpion, Crys'al Scarborough. Sherry Lynn Whitford can only manage 20 metres at
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    389 12 NE WS FROA\ J. ARTHUR RANK STUninc M- LoNPON. Ken is. THE Rivoli. a £250 000 t inem i the finest in the Mi-idle East, has opened in the heart of Cairo. Tlk fust fiim to be shown was th« Arabic production "Saga Lai Zal 1 (Fall of the
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      182 12 511W4.11 \l TKAIIIM. lOss, Hirb Street, Singapore. Tel »M speciaTTmfr for LINEN EMBROIDERIES, SILK LINGERIES, HANDKERCHIEFS, CHILDREN BABIES DRESSES. LACQUBB W ARK, CURIOS, ETC.. AND ALL KINDS OF CHINESE HANDMADE GOODS. 1 ADVENTURE I As fwU astkefatdfosk itself! c JOHN WAYNE Binnie Barne s Albert I), kkf r 7\EF "IW
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    BURMA PARTY DIFFERENCES
    98 13 RANGOON. Feb. 25. The Burmese people's volunteer Or ganisaiion. comprising termer members of the Burma Defence Army was meeting today to dLcus s the political situation rising from the organisation's tiueatened split with the Racialist faction o! the Anti-Fascist Peopie'a League (Oovernn e.it Party). Ihe differences between
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    NEW CONTROLS for U.K. ANNOUNCED
    218 13 LONDON, FEB. 25— MR. HAROLD WILSON. PRESIDENT OF THE BOARD OF TRADE, ANNOUNCED YESTERDAY THAT HE HAD SIGNED ORDERS DESIGNED TO ASSURE THAT THERE WOULD BE NO PROVOCATIVE INCREASE IN PRICES OR PROFITS THAT WOULD STRENGTHEN DEMANDS FOR INCREASED WAGES. The new orders follow the
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    RUBBER PRICES
    79 13 ine price iuwuvi 4v-** of a cent yesterday making a total drop lor two days of U cents The market opened easier and business was done at 391 cents for March No. 1 RS.S. and continued at the same prices throughout the day. Prices quoted are: Buyers. Selk
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    NEW J.P.'S
    46 13 NEW J.P .'S It is notified that His Excellencv the Governor has been pleased to appoint the follow ng gentlemen to be Justices of tru peace for the Colony of Shiga we: -Mr. Phillip Stewart Gordon Mr. William Albert Peter Grose, and Mr. Brian Cecil Fay
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    SUICIDE OVER INDEBTEDNESS
    204 13 He believed his father had committed suicide because he had been "brooding over his indebtedness/? «a middle aged Punjabi, Abdul Ghani. told the Singapore Coroner at an inquiry mto the death of his. father, 55- year old Feroz Din, proprietor of the Radium Sports Store at Stamford
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    NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
    143 13 NEW YORK, Feb. 24.-The markets continued sluggish with the net position virtually unchanged from midday. News that the Anti-Trust Division of the Department of Justice has initiated nationwide enquiries in im P ort Fs steel compannis over semi-finished product price increases, continued to find Steels holding
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    NEW YORK RUBBER
    59 13 NEW YORK. Feb. 25. Rubber futures yesterday closed 16 to 50 lower with sales of 198 contracts. Closing prices February 19.90 nominal, March 19.90 traded, April 19 55 nominal, Hat 19.23 traded, June 18.45 nominal, July 18.35 traded. August 18.00 nominal. September 17.90 nominal, October 17 60
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    SHARE MARKET
    26 13 The shares market was aga^ affected by the political situation, and following London most prices were slightly easier, states the Malayan Sharebrokers Association yesterday.
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    13,000-MILE TRIP TO MURDER TRIAL
    264 13 JOHANNESBURG, Feb. 9. Three people will leave h ere during the next few weeks for England trawl ling <Y- the txpMfi Of the British taxpayer and on the authority of a Hitjh Court judge. They are making a round trip of about 1. '1.000 miles
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    Jap General To Answer For Crimes Of His Men
    332 14 I lOKIO IKB THE ALLIED WIWttJIJJ TO I) AY lIIAKI.KD THAT DKHENDANf CiKN IWANL MAIM lII*,ANStVEKA.ILK Rill ALL THE BLACK DKKIM 1 H A IMJ***** IKOOPS L'NDKN HIM HAD COMMITTED IN MIIIK INrA>l111 s RAPE OK NANKING. I At the total
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    ROCKLITES SOCCER & CRICKET FIXTURES
    259 14 ROCKLITES SOCCER CRICKET FIXTURES The following will reprc.^n the f IWkhtes at S^eeer avatrut In- dono.-!:in 2nd XI on Thursdi. at the C.Y M.A. flMBd St tKorga* Road at :>JS p.m -Siiurui A Rahini. Ohtattj G H Meiip. I Rahim, C RndngU«s N Kan; abai. J Miranda. Quintus Ch; D.
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    A.C.S.O.B.A. DINNER
    74 14 I The annual dinner of the ACS Old Boys' A r socintion cclel rating the 62nd Anniversary of the Founder';Day will he he'd at Robinson Cafe, Rattles Place, on Monday. Mar. 1, 1948, at 8 p.m. Old boys who have not asni in their n-unes yef, p'ea^e do
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    AIR FREIGHTING FRUIT TO S'PORE
    162 14 MFLBOI'RNE. Feb. 84:—Australian fruit-marketing interests have been exploring ttjp possibilities of sending consignments of fresh fruits by air. to be sold on the Malayan markets Two consignments, each of 640 lb- of cherries. Vtiere forwarded recently (0 the Singapore Cold Stores, through Traa»Australia.i Airlines by
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    M.S.A. TENNIS
    180 14 Th»- results ft! the terms t>urna'iiieiu ui the above Aa:ocMa.*on i „n .sundav were.— Open Singes icnampiurunip— Abdu.lart b. Haji Ahuiaa beat Osmall b. Taraj 6-1. 6-2; Mahmood b. Haji Yusot i eat Ibrahim 1 Kalim 9-7, 6-3; Boftwam Kurshi heat Ahmad b. Rajie 6-4, 6-1; Haji Jamil
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    SWING B.P. WINS
    116 14 The Suing Badminton Pauy I eat The Geylang Methodist Youth £e.lowahip by 4-3 games in a friendly table- tennis played last Sunday. 1 "Swing BP. players mentioned nrst.) Tan Koon Jin lost to Robert Phua 15-21 (15-21). (21-16>. (17--2 1 Ong Thiam Siew beat Lim Ra*) Guan
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    BRITISH SUB. DUE HERE
    88 14 Brisbane. Tuesday —The British submarine AENEAS reached Cairns. Queensland, las! night. The vessel is undamaged after having been stranded for almost 24 hours on Eagle Reef 140 mi'es north of Cairns. There was only one casualty aboard. He was admi'ted to Cairns Hospital with a crushed
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    SERANGOON ASSN
    52 14 The 10th annual general meet inn of the Serangoon Association, will be i held b< the Soraiigoon Enelish School (Simon Road) on Saturdav, at 3 n.m. Jharp. The election of offi>e- ear- s-nd thai hon auditor for this year wi'l be held AH members u nd as-o.-iptos are
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    23 14 Th> Singapore Railway Station which JM the Far East before the uttr Is presently Made) h.-.i-.i^V-H ture shows the work >n progress
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    299 14 LONDON. Feb. 23:— Revised Jaatbal fixtures lor Saturday. .*eb. 28. are as loilows: F.A. Cup Sixth Round: Fulham v Blackpool. I Queeiu Park Rangers v Derby County. Manchester United v Pres on Northend. Siuthnnron v Tottenham Hot spill's. First Division: Aston Vi'la v Arsenal. Blackburn Rover* v St"ke City.
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    99 14 BH Iv uiv the Latest -fl to the S ':i! ts R> DC -fl classification list >: I ma TRANSFERS l^fl Fata Class l t> Cam fl Plash; Vo r:\. Oakl aw; Ron H*fl n: Grand Hill: True s- fl Will O' The WUp; Slrer St* "fl 'Night. FFrom
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    SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
    43 14 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE Heinruh Jossen— Emp Pa 'jJ-M E. Ham Me "".'m^Bb! Raju'a (1)— llpenor «j I CKemlskam Park) I Tegelberg J (Mt. Davis) -Mentakab Bredcro Ft. Deaslake ltf J I BJca o<i 1 1 San Angelo Victor? Waterman— Kajang Bfl Samsrlnda l8 1
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      97 14 The Ho Hong Steamship Co. (1932) Ltd. (Incorporated in Singapore! PASSENGER FREIGHT SERVICES For Roßf Kong, Swatow Amov S.S. HONG SI VNG" sails For iv.ngoon via Penang. S.S. KKI'ONG' sa s l st Mar. SS. KAMINING sajls Ist Mir SS HONG SIANG .ai's nth Mar For Palemban 0 and Pladjoe
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      370 14 *On Your Radio Today! PROGRAMMES MALA\ ti.M.MSI! From 12 Uooii 2 p.m. xvuuiulcc on 52ti metres in ihe medium wave band. ;iud (20U kc lee. in the 41 metre band. From 2 p.m. to 3 p.m. Radiated on 52U mctra only. From 3 p.m. to ti u.m. Radiated on 52fi
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    329 15 GRIFFIN'S GIVEN BARRIER PRACTICE <Bv ALLAN LEWIS PEN'ANG. JAN. 25— GRIFFINS WERE GIVEN BARRIER PRACTICE TODAY. SLOW WORK ONLY WAS DONE. MOBRS. SULLIVAN' AND SLEIGH TEAMS ARRIVED FROM KLALA LUMPUR LAST NIGHT, BIT .ERE NOT EXERCISED THIS MORNING. Yesterday's five griffins which were tried over three furlongs had the
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    94 15 IL HOLT has become a L r i n tie Lamar and Lfv ajitJihtlfnT »f ro Barat. He will now this time ttttftet rodeo [ranees and screen work. I season the Lamour Innings outfit played to I than a hall million ro|ars Next season with fa* a dramas eai*.
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    137 15 I DON. Feb I When he spM lloretcaasmpatead, Devon. I ha had not paid One of £5, 6 ft i su. Imposed last S<'pfe aaatt, Alvyn Glyn Bsl- rton Farm, i dbe had not had a partly j fcet i three ream •eared that he had been ill ind
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    Frankie Tells Why
    34 15 FRANK Sinatra likes bow ties because they are "comfortr.ble, neat and distinctive," he kaid. He adonted the tie in seeking a distinctive trade-mark when ho sang with Tommy Dorsey 's band
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    26 15 LOUIS Aimsti a.* "Batchmo," Charlie Ba T.tP Mad Mab." 7. r.d U ton i ail mp,' Dorsi y. I known b< s ToxniTsj Dorsey.
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    Surprise For Theatre-Goers
    84 15 THEATRE-GOERS who have seen Pedro Armendariz only in Mexican films are due for a surprise when they see hirn in 4 Wr.r Party," an Argosy Picture in which he co-stars witn John Wayne, Henry Fonda ana Shirley Temple. In it he plays an American of Spanish-French descent
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    Postal Appointments
    57 15 Mr L. Isaacs, Deputy Chief Accountant, Malayan Postal Service, has been appointed to act as Chie! Accountant, Malayan Postal Service, with effect from the Feb. 10, 1948, inclusive. Mr J Macintosh. Accountant. Malayan Postal Service, has been appointed to act as Deputy Chief Accountant. Malayan Postal Service, with
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    KAMPONG MELAYU B.P.
    134 15 The following were elected oincebearers for 1948 at a general meeting SS on Sunday Feb. 22, Wejidera, Mr. Hassan Ali; Vice-President Mr. Mohammad Ahmad; Hon. Secretary. Mr. Nor Ahmad Asst. Secretary Ml. A Ha mid Jaafar (re-elected), Hon. Treasurer. Mr. Nordin: Kassim, Hon. Auditor; Mr. Abu Hassan
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    "SOCIAL A.P."
    134 15 At the nineteenth annual >,'< 0 Kal meeting of the above Party -1 lowUl"- were elected officia s ,l I year Co-Patrons— Mr i eo Chwee Song. Mr. Hoe Chye i-?e; President— Mr. Lim Geok Ann; VicePresident Mr. Chia Ann Lum «re--1 elected), Mr. Yeow Cheng Hoe, Mr.
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    112 15 LEO CxENN us Rosalind FUis- sell's co-star in "The Velvet; 1 Touch.'' an Independent Artists production by explicit permission ol the staid Bar Council, British equivalent of the American Bar Association. Gcnn was a London attorney, when he decided to try his hand at acting Archaic
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    BLACK EYES FOR STAR
    95 15 SHOOTING of the big fight \rUo*n Dick Powell and 9jt pov" Williams, which tames _;iace early in "Station Weat. was held uv until the end^of production just in case the stars were seriously hurt For scenes following the fiftht, therefore, makeup men had to apply bruises
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    Assize Sequel To Shooting Of Chinese Detective
    288 16 Assize Sequel To Shooting Of Chinese Detective A BHOOTOIG INCIDENT which OCCURRED ATA COKKKK STALL IN WHEN A CHINESE 'J' F n V DEAD WAS RECALLED A^ThTbINGAP^Y^^^ BEFORE MR. jtSTICE RKCWN AND A COMMON JURY. Choy Tak. a Chinese claimed trial to daVft "t committing the atatdai of Cfcong NgM
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    101 16 geataaw*v .saw mm* bj The Borough of Erith in Kent has found a solution for modern suburban lift irJh '"J^^H tion of its first Mobile Meal Service which icill cater for elderly housewivts. iatai« aqe pensioners unable to take up the strain of shopping queue*, preparing taeir M and facing
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    DECREES NISI FOR TWO LOCAL RESIDENTS
    256 16 Two decreet nisi to be made absolute at the end of three months were granted in the High Court yesterday The petitioner in the suit which was disposed of by the Chief Justis was Mrs. Kathleen Da vies, who asked for a dissolution of
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    247 16 1 Another recreation club an i V( u I m Blakang Ulati. was officially o pei Mrs. L. H. Ccx en Tuesday aft« r noen F M Ii b operating in Singapore District 1 ?d. and two smaller one s at N lse the social evenings, invite outside lecturers,
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      75 16 V \vi l, SATURDAY N j A^ j AT MIDNIGHT pip* \smm 'ZtT'C IliWaiaSS'^" m!\m^AMnumNp a&iaai£avw>aa^ *^aa^ r -„•>«■ aiMiai aaaaaaaaaaMaaMaaaaaeaaaaaweat INDIAN TRADE EXHiMTION \T l II J (iRI'AT WCJRLD A FEW DAYS MORE TO AVAIL YOURSELF OF THIS UNIQUE 1 OPPORTUNITY TO VISIT OUR STALL AT THIS EXHIBITION. 0.
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