Morning Tribune, 24 March 1948

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    10 1 MORNING TRIBUNE ■f^NO7I4. l.VwS«iMi 10 CENTS. WEDNESDAY, MAR. 24, 1948.
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    Insufficient Money For Johore's Needs
    157 1 Insufficient Money For Johore's Needs OF ss SCHEMES LL THE „..N (Mi i n Haji Kuttil who had lared that unless Johore lmw'oved its drainage and lrngaU system the rayat would find it difflcult to eke out a Itvingaod would btyjtfijtj L taxes because their ields plantations were almost perpetually
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    INDIANS "NOT WELCOME" IN MANY DOMINIONS
    151 1 BRimu nn2T2J MAB T/iE ATTITUDE OF OTHER i* t'Y I m v /(> VS r °WAJM)a IXDIANB. PARTICUTOsirnr iiv nniIGRANTS > WAS CRITICISED HERE SEXIER I v 7. R FORMER n'nSTOjfp nS A J^ COBB Wfl IS MAKING A LEC- TOW 0| 7///.; TA'/TED
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    BEHIND CLOSED DOORS
    10 1 BEHIND CLOSED DOORS '-s "*''</ tout fte Senate Com--oeo/bot* irerf. U.P.
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    $6,950,617 DEFICIT
    48 1 The estimated expenditure on state services In Johore for 1948 is $18,690,577. The estimated revenue is $11,739,960, and contributions from Federal Founds were needed to meet the deficit of $6950,617. The total acreage under wet padi m Johore is 16,321 acres and dry padi, 2,015 acres.
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    Britons To Be Evacuated In Event Of World War III
    88 1 LOS DOS, Alar. 2i. Tu<> lAiboui M' >>• h» i s 'Mi-/ >>n* Conferva tivt unt*d ti> Bntinh i ;<n >i n at >'t t<> b< 7ii planning imnudmttlf, for ii hi itittion at Hit British /s/» s ,/j th>
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    BREAK DOWN OF ALLIED COUNCIL
    438 1 SOVIET MAY DEMAND 3 -POWER WITHDRAWAL LONDON, MAR. 23. DIPLOMATIC OBSERVERS IN LONDON BELIEVED TONIGHT THAT THE SOVIET AUTHORITIES MAY SHORTLY DEMAND THE WITHDRAWAL OF TjiE THREE WESTERN ALLIES FROM BERLLN ON THE GROUND THAT THE FOURPOWER CONTROL MACHINERY HAS NOW LAPSED. British officials here
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    'Make Or Break' Protest Against Russian Menace
    101 1 'Make Or Break' Protest Against Russian Menace LINCOLN. Nebraska. Mar 23. Gowrnor Earl Warren of California declared the UnUr<t Rtatrs should lend a "mak* ftr break" protect to the United Nations against Russian aggrr^sion. The candidate for Republican nomination for president said rtiwh an action would halt aggression or break
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    AIRCRAFTSMAN IN FATAL ACCIDENT
    72 1 (Tribune Staff Reporter) A British aircraftsman attached to the R.A.F. Base Radio Repair Depot, Upper Aljunied Road, met with a fatal accident yesterday at the Depot's workshop. It appears that deceased was pumping up the tyres of a motor lorry when a truck being towed swerved
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    Sultanah Meets Women Of Johore
    149 1 Sultanah Meets Women Of Johore (Tnhunf Stuff Renorttr) Illllffini OF THK JDHOK!-. KAI'M IBIT WOMKNS AS SOCTATION GAVE A TKA PARTY TO THE SI'LTANAH OF JOHORE LAST EVENING AT THE ROYAL JOHORE INTERNATIONAL CLUB The Sultan of Johore wa.-. present together with members of the State Council. The Sultanah shook
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    HELP FOR CHINESE IN EUROPE
    40 1 NANKING, Mar. 23 Mr. Te Fan a delegate for European overseas Chinese to the National Assembly urged the Chinese Government to negotiate with European governments to impiove the lot of Chinese reskfeiiti m Europe. U.P.
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    46 1 Sir Edward Gent, present* the British Empire Medal to Johari bxn Haji Jaff" f or hl (jaUantiy during a henni Japanese air raid on the BJUi area u:hon he rallied his fnefighting team to put <>"t fire which brok<- out li a roMill <>f th* bomW»y.
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    GERMAN REDS TO PROCLAIM SOVEREIGN GOVERNMENT
    128 1 GERMAN REDS TO PROCLAIM SOVEREIGN GOVERNMENT BERLIN. MAR. 23, GERMAN COMMUNISTS ARE TODAY READY TO PROCLAIM "SOVEREIGN" GOVERNMENT OF GERMANY IF THE ALLIED CONTROL COUNCIL BREAK DOWN FINALLY, ACCORDING TO GERMAN POLITICAL CIRCLES HERE. Sovereign rule over German territory has been vested m the Allied Council since the war ended
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    STORE NEEDS "GENUINE LABOUR PARTY"
    203 1 (Tribune Staff Reportrri nmmmrm AT A SPECIAL MEETING CALLED AT HIS OF TO* LAST NIGHT. MR. M. A. MA JTD. A _^NDIIMT^ TOR THE MUNICIPAL SOUTH WEST IN THE RECENT ELE( "URGENT NECESSITY. The recent elections, he said, proved that all right-thinking people, with the
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    Woman's Fatal Fall From Moving Bus
    179 2 A. fataJ accident where h woman f*H off an omnibus In her attempt to alight while it was moving;, had a a stquel m the Slnpfcpore Oorone's Court before Mr W O Porter yester<*ay The deceased. 2&-year-oW Tan Slew Huay. died as a result
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    Indian Chamber Lodges Protest
    100 2 The Stftgapore Indian Cham- i bei of Commerce has made a I •strong protest to the Indian < Government regarding recent representations made by Indian money-lenders to the Indian Government on the Debtor Creditor bid. The representations resulted m Pandit Nehru making a Htutement m the
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    M. N.P. PROTEST ON FAIR SITE
    136 2 The proposed c Jte chosen for building the Malayan Trade and Industries Fair on an eight-acre plot of land off Changi Road which is occupied by Malay farmers, is severely criticised by the Malay Nationalist Party m a statement to the Press. •About ten
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    JOHORE TO HOLD WILD BOAR HUNT
    87 2 'Tritoine Bt*ff Repot tn) On Thursday the Sultan of Fohore wjll hold a wild boar iunt at Aver Hitam. He has nvited al] the kampong folks m hat district Malays, Chinese md others -to join him m this lunt. the purpose of which is
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    Didn't Know What She Was Doing— Woman's Plea
    103 2 Didn't Know What She Was Doing Woman's Plea Declaiing that she did nol know what she \v*s «ioin# an<J that she only raftliotd her folly ivhen she was m the water, a 32-year-old Teochew woman, Ang Mia, who was produced before the Fourth Police Magistrate. Mr. R. Wait, yesterday pleaded
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    11 Jailed For House-Breaking: Three Bound Over
    206 2 11 Jailed For House-Breaking: Three Bound Over Klrv«n out of a total »f II pOTMMI who were piotuced jp Ith^ S«-c«««l Dintrnt Court yentft<lfly, on of nous*' hr«-Mkifip Jin.l Th*»f* Mt 223 BO P., Jurong. at 1 am on J«n 28. witp i»^nten« «vi to nin»months* rjgoroiM JmprlKonnvnt Th« othrr
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    Malay On Arms Charge
    144 2 Ahmat bin Haji Mohamed Said claimed trial at the Singapore Assize Court yesterday, befoie Mr. Justice Brown and a :ommon jury, to two charges of carrying arms, to wit. a revolver and unlawful possession of six rounds of ammunition at Patterson Road on October 7 last.
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    H.H. VISITS SCHOOL OF AGRICULTURE
    280 2 His Highness the Sultan of Pahang accompanied by his Private Secretary and Aide-dc-Camp visited the Central Experiment Station of the Department of Agriculture and the College of Agriculture at Scrdang on Saturday. March 20. His Highness was met on at rival at the Central Experiment
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    Alleged Breach Of Leases Ordinance
    223 2 Alleged Breach Of Leases Ordinance M' C X Cheng, of Winche*. tei House Singapore wiu aumnioned before the First District Court Judjre Mi. E P. Shanks yeVtrday to answei two chaises under Leases Ordinance The fiist summons alleged that Room 8. Winchester House was .ierequ Mtioned m April 19^6. and
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    REPATRIATION OF MALAYAN CHINESE
    76 2 SHANGHAI. Mai 23. Overseas Chinese from Singapore and the Malayan Union will be repatriated to their former countries of habitual domicile on Mar. 26 by the Far East Office of the Preparatory Commission for the International Refugee Organisation, it was officially announced today. The repatriates, mostly
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    FLOATING GROCERS
    93 2 A Company with a capital of $350,000 was formed last week to operate a floating grocers 3hop, a new idea to Malaya. The 60-ton vessel. West Wind, fitted with refrigeration holds, which came out to Malaya sometime last year was bought by the Refrigerated Sea Transport Company for
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    Mare Schools Needed For Malay Children
    126 2 Mare Schools Needed For Malay Children At the meeting of the J un ou State Council yesterday O Hijah Zin bin»i Suleiman Supervisor of Malay Girl Schooli Johore, appealed for the ol*t. ing of private Malay school enable more Malay' children I receive education There were only n Malay «hls
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    Chinese Youths On Robbery Charge
    100 2 Two young: Chinese. Tan Wah H Swee alias Charles Tan Uti H Kwong Kok Siang alias Keoti^ H Chye were produced before the H Thin! Police Magistrate, Mr F. B Oehlers on a charge of attempted robbery. Accused were alleged to haw H attempted to
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    JOHORE GOVT. URGED TO EXPAND ANTI-TB PLAN
    236 2 REFERRING TO THE JOHORE GOVERXMESI 8 TUBERCULOSIS SCHEME AT THE JOHORE STATE COTS- CIL MEETING YESTERDAY, DR. ISMAIL BIN A. RAIMA* SAID IT WAS A MINIMUM PLAN WHICH WOULD VOl SATISFY THE PUBLIC. M He CA-'ed for a modern scheme to provide up
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    Coroner Told Graphic Story Of Fatal Assault
    372 3 I=,^FD IO IHE SPOI A^ HE WATCH- P ARMED WITH LOGS OF i. l offlS SHOP AND ASSAULT A COM 'VrM TO I!E GROUND WIIH BLOOD ■■"mwisheVd and face a witness ;roRE CORONER. MR W G. PORIEP 10 lHh INTO IHE DEATH OF
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    Chinese Children's Day
    226 3 The May fair Association convened a meeting on Sunday of representatives of the Singapore Associate^ Chinese Schools, tne Singapore Chinese Teachers Union, schools sponsored by the HokKien Association, and the Mayfair Association, at the letter's premises to arrange a programme to celel rate Chinese Children's Day, which
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    MILE OF FLAME AS A FOREST BLAZES
    122 3 LONDON Ammunition, left by troops during the war, which exoloded m the under- growth, hampered the efforts of firemen who fought a 150- acre fire m Ashdown Forest. Sussex. i A mile of flame made one of the most beautiful parts of the
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    SUCCESSFUL APPEALS
    200 3 oul "i M Chinese, Indian* Hi »d Malays who Had been H entencedbytli 5 ndlfn- to v;?r rtW l „.<:, nftog from x iv\., to sis months ndin^ a r. unlawful bo- n d the: convic- and senten© v^r. asid" n ordi r retrial ie by Mi Josi
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    PATRICIA, 13, FOUGHT MOTHER'S ATTACKER
    159 3 LONDON.— When two men —one of them armed— forced their way into her home and attacked her father ana mother Patricia Cooper, 13, grabbed one of them by the hair. I pulled he jumped »P> swung round and hit me on the arm with his
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    SEEK DIVORCE AT 74 FROM "LOST" HUSBAND
    132 3 I LONDON Kventv v lonian of Rft had a ,eaxT :<ti -ver fifty D^v,;,; l^ V«»h«l m the couw tok. f!5 5 that she Tvp r p os .said: tg Iresh agatett S l ii2J cti •m as eiul r.n>thin ff at V
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    35 3 A hapiiy study Mr. and M rs. Cecil Grant at the Air Ministry Doctorate Central Works Danct htUI at thr Officer's MMI m Leonir HUI rrctntly. (Photo tf ra p h hit Orient Photo Supplies)
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    'WIVES STEAL MEN THESE DAYS,' DIVORCE JUDGE TELLS HUSBAND
    117 3 LONDON Judge F. R Batt thinks that wife-stealing is out of date. In Manchester Divorce Court he said: "It is 100 years old He added: "Who steals wives these days? It te wives who steatf men.'* He was speaking to a
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    JAILED FOR THEFT
    169 3 "The value of the article you stele is small but such an act shows you are Potential danger to the public. I must impost- a heavy sen. tence on you as a deterrent to rthers." stated Mr. Justice jobling at the Singapore Assize Court yesterday m. ■elltrncing
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    £1,000,000 Plant To Turn Herring Into Margarine
    149 3 £1,000,000 Plant To Turn Herring Into Margarine LONDON The (Govern ment is to spend £1,000,000 backing a scheme lor turning 175,000 tons of herring into oil every year. A test factory, until recenlty operating m Lowestoft, has been transferred to Lerwick. m the Shetlands, where nroduction will begin on a
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    ACROSS THE-TABLE INTEREST
    98 4 Just ItecauHf ytw'rt pUinnmo t>> s-t mound a lunch* on and i omnuttf.' intrtin'i tat>U all ntt* rru><>* It *i «/"'xi wtx'trt for hmm<i a </-• trttk most of //•> fashion eatcitetmmU ntnn> (h> waixt W'tm** tht* dork rrtp <m Lmrwiim Tmm§ t<h> < >-sinr* with Cory
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    Offered To Keep Me If 1 Took Blame, She Says
    326 4 LONDON A divorced woman, former mistress ot Gi'bert Vale Onslow. 42. one of Biimingham'rf biggest motor dealers, slumped unconscious as she left Birm ns?ha:r. court after giving evidence against him. Two policewomen carried blonde Mrs. Gladys Holland 1 to a
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    GEOGRAPHY'S EASY SINCE HIS HEAD WAS BUMPED
    153 4 GEOGRAPHY'S EASY SINCE HIS HEAD WAS BUMPED LONDON —Billy Ewing. 9,' sent on an errand to the bakers, went home without the bread. He took back a bump: of knowledge instead. I For as he walked along the street a ladder fell on his 1 head And since then Billy
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    MILLIONAIRE'S SON FOUND LIFE TOO EASY SO HE WORKS IN A STORE
    158 4 LONDON "Packet of rasor blades? Certainly, sir.' the assistant behind the chemist's counter said to his iast customer. Then, his cißht-hour-duy over, be closed the shop and Joined ttoh o queue for his bus home And for Don
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    UTTER FROM LAHORE READ IN LONDON CASE
    201 4 Winchester, Hampshire, Mar. 24. -A letter from Quarban Ali Khan stated to be the police :hipf at Lahore, relating to his narrtam to a British woman int! subsequent divorce under Mohammedan law, was read luring a court case here. Arthur George Charleston, a
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    CALLS ON TRUMAN
    73 4 Washington. Mar. 23. Back m Washington after a tonr of 'he New England state. Sir C. P. Ramaswami Aiyar. former Premier of Travancore. called 1 upon President Truman at the White House yesterday. He was accompanied by Indian Ambassador Asaf All. After the interview Aivar paid his
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    Reserves Judgment
    42 4 Canberra. March 23. The Australian Government is reserving judgment on the proposed return of THtote to Italy. Mr. Joseph Chirley. the Premier, said today 'I want to know details of the rei.ons for the proposal before expressing an opinion." -Reuter.
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    SCHUBERT'S UNFINISHED INFAMY
    237 4 SCHUBERT'S UNFINISHED INFAMY -EVEN HIS WILL WAS DUD LONDON.-Sam Schubert German bom international crook, cheated even m d^ath He left a note bequeathing non-existent property to a woman friend. He was found hanged m a London hotel where he wa* staying during his trial on iraud charges at the Ola
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    THE BIG CITY WAS TOO BIG
    85 4 LONDON. After AUdW Morris. 18. had spent BJ sending love messafs American airman NjcK** Cocuccl. she went to jo.n n m Philadelphia Thry P"" ned to marry; but nowA* drey has returned home v the village of Great near Grimsby '^Philadelphia i»'^ 0> towered
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    "Liar" Protest By K.C. Wins Man New Tria
    299 4 LONDON. Protest by a X.C because the recorder had told a witness "You re s liar," won a new trial for Gilbert Vale Onslow. accused of receiving stolen motorcycle engines and parts. Mr. Arthur Ward. X.C for Vale Ons'.ow. recalled at Birmingham
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    BOYCOTT OF "UNITED EUROPE" CONFERENCE
    132 4 SEI SDON PARK, Surrey England The International Socialist conferentw European recovery programme has v n cecided to boycott the Jnited Eurooo' i' T m at the Hague next May. P c onfer, nrt it caned a rival congress of European Socialist parties m Paris for
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    JASSY
    1602 5  -  NORAH LOFTS Specially serialised for Tribune Readers from the twvel by B W\ I I I 5K r I I rescue* I „AITKH I" r 1 When Hl* ■2? plans to redecorate and Ssi^some parti <>i MOrd* <.... Mrs Helmai took the a brilliant young arcnI jtfct ol her
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    U.S. Surplus Record
    62 5 WASHINGTON, Mar. 22The United States budgf* surplus reached $6,121,000,000. i pawing the $6,000,000,000, mark for the lirst time m his- 1 toi- yA flood o' income tax Payments ha s brought m $1100.--i 000,000 m the past three da>o President Truman has pit--1 dieted a budget surplus
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    Threat To Bomb Hotel
    34 5 VIENNA, March 22: -Britol Hotel, occupied by U.S. army i si-nior officers and high-ianK-I ing civilians, is placed under armed guard tonight after a threat Wai received to bomb lit.
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    'America's Survival At Stake
    194 5 WASHINGTON, MAX. 23. —The United States House Foreign Affairs Committee said yesterday that "the very survival of the United States" is at stake m the present programme to stop Communism and help Europe to recover economically. The Committee said this m a written statement sent to
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    "NEXT A-BOMB ON SOVIET"
    47 5 LINCOLIN, Nebraska. Mar 22. Congressman A. L. Miller told a Nebraska Rrpublican lunchnon today that most V.B. ships are m the Mediterranean and theji carry atom bombs. He said: "We may see atom bombs dropped not only on Trieste but Moxcowas well." UP.
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    SOVIET MAY ASK ALLIED WITHDRAWAL
    138 5 LONDON, (MAR. 23.-Dip-lomatic observers m London last night said that the Soviet authorities may shortly demand the withdrawal of the three Western Allies from Berlin on the ground that the four-power control machinery has now lapsed British officials here were unwilling to forecast,; but observers
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  • MORNING TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY. MAR 24. 1948.
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      Under New Management
      207 6 Whatever repercussions tfie Five Power Western Union alliance signed last week may have upon international affairs, its effects upon colonial politics, including those of Malaya, will be more profound than many suspect. Though the Western Union has been brought into existence primarily to meet the problems raised
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      Unstable Union
      213 6 However, there is a more pressing reason why the Western Union powers must formulate a common colonial policy. Withoifi the resources of its colonial possessions, the Western Union cannot realise most of the purpose for which it- is constituted. For example, countries like Holland and Belgium without their
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    WOMEN PLAY THEIR PART
    56 6 In the fight to sai>e premature babies wnme**ptoy the biggest part m Britain ntxd I m thts picture a band of women workers are shoum busy at work park-but the m I portant Multoline that may make all the difference- beiteexn life and death for a
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    WHAT AMERICA OWES TO BRITAIN
    1071 6  -  Or. George Stewart A distinguished Amettcnn author and lecturer I J looks at fcritaht's contribution to the American I ration. I j by We owe Britain much, and may gladly admit it. Our fore- ign policy for a century has been based on the fact
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    Meditation
    15 6 A soft answn- BgJJ IW ay wrath: but v""* ivords stir up anger I
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    1089 7  -  VERA ARDMORE i_. ,WITH .xrHlem ■I rgatw I rumble But re- a u v the H .tni H ,n.Both -.jted. and. v .ir.d..nr.v H „;tion,were .ound X proceeds. X fee recon- ws lor thf ,:th the s cnurged. ye. .:;TrJSS: LLfi T r rhcmpMO m a IB
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    Berlin In Suspense
    80 8 Berlin, March 26. The German capital today entered its third day without a functioning control authority for Germany after the wal-kout last Saturday of Marshall Vassili SokolovskV which plunged the Control Council into suspended animation. Indications were still awaited from the Soviet authorities that they wore ready
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    U.S. $100 MILLION FOR CHINA TO BUY ARMS
    293 8 WASHINCJION, Mar 23. The Uni <'d S ate Senate ftoreigu Rela loot Committee bM i«commended $4(j3.ooo.(M)O aid 4 o China of which about :> 100.000.000 could be u.^d for military tuppttei period of 12 mon'iu S. n.itor Arthur Vamlcnbcrg liairrnan of UM
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    Dragged Under Train—Unhurt
    227 8 Dragged Under Train— Unhurt LONDON. A man hanging by his foot, which was jumped m the c'osin" doors of a tube train, was <1 tagged under tho tram into a tunnel at Russellsquare. VV.. Fnderground station. And when the train was stopped he called to his rescuers, "I'm all right.
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    PREPARE THE "LIFE BLOOD"
    18 8 Th* ■■■tilling section of the awpoiilo depurtmnt carrynw out filtration process* Mfcfcr M .'.>/,<• rcwdHTtm
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    Man Walked Away And Left Her "Feeling Silly"
    188 8 LONDON. It was fogsy the day *To/n Sewell took Adelaide Lews of Kennington Paik i London for a trip to Brighton So after a few drinks and some lunch, they took a coach to East bourn?. Tom was the first to get
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    BRI IN OF
    68 8 BRI IN OF '•eai h aidprotiM parta of I* W or*M tpecial fooa S "M supplementtfeS famous m world Pioneer work -I resulted M fceiUnnint? of <,M res m vitamiafl 'arly par: of ttM :he nM aevelopmenc M produr a for a M work—once a fl monopoly- -and 9 co
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    'S PART HEALTH WORLD
    74 9 'S PART HEALTH WORLD I X ir-munis.i--w vbooptat cough and diph heria. This is now extensively used by practitioners, a'ld clinical results o be published soon will show all »he expected hopes of a radical cure for these (ommon diseases. A new manufacturing unit is coming into bein? at Elvers
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    TRIBUNE TOGRAPHS
    16 9 TRIBUNE TOGRAPHS aphs appearing^ j laiayl Tribune had on appl'i'*- the Tribune, aphic l»epartjij.Ofl per i'oP>
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    OCATES LITARY AINING
    143 9 OCATES LITARY AINING I March UniBar. tiair.ni'-: tui Am■"a very we msurBium for protection B rmou.-y more ■situation which could B war." Dr. Xa 1 of PresidB advisory commi.-- univnsal military Bain here today, B lii i; a "strong ■D-tiir-' Dr. i ompton ■ecvnt events emphaHo('i and v:_ ncy for
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    ET ADAMANT TRIESTE
    24 9 ET ADAMANT TRIESTE Mar 22 Ti H nnt Soviet M. f °J/ Urtv 11 light- ll[) l ;i nitfd B of d to Reuter
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    STRICT ASEPSIA
    110 9 Producing Culcift rol {Vitamin i D 2) somt timt.s known M thr sutuih'ma vitamin. The air m the vials fi ben*) replaced bit nitrogui to prrvfitt (tfttriorati on. nmt the picture shows th* final M-iiliTHj process. i Vn<Ur conditions of strict (ixepsta tiro experienced Mforktr* m the Ampoule
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    Resolution Rejected
    66 9 Lake Success. Ifur. 23. The I Azad (Free) Kashmir Governi merit categorically rejected the Chinese resolution on Kashmir today and said this would not bring eithe. peace or a fair plebiscite. In a cable to Dr. T. 1 F. Tsiang. President of the Security Council, the Azad Government
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    HER DOG MEOWS
    177 9 LONDON -A girl bought a dog. It MEOWED all the way home on the bus, and it has been meowing like a cat ever since. "Beauty," fifteen months old white Pekinese, never barks. There are loud meows when she wants her dinner, and she meows if shut
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    31 9 Ankara, March 22. Turkey to likely to receive credit under the Marshall Plan and will not bo expected to pay cash for goods supplied, the Turkish news agency reported today. Reuter
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    EURASIANS URGED TO UNITE
    253 10 EURASIANS URGED TO UNITE Kuala Lump; r m fl "A nation divuj. rotm mrt\y f, I I united an* on. J lightened." I tin* referring I a Euras.an R hi: preaUcnt twenty-nfth I meeting of th, sian Assoc.-ttion yestcr I He appealed to all Eui H a.i a small commui
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    Papanek Is Admitted
    53 10 LAKE SUCCESS. MAR 22 The United Nations becu H Council agreed by nine votes I to two today to admit to Hi I discussions Dr Jan Papanck. I former Czechoslovak delegiti I to the United Nations, who I recently denounced the Com I mtinist action m his
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    62 10 SHANGHAI, MAR 22 Gen. Li Chung-Jen, Director of Generalissimo s Headquarters m Peiping who arrived here this afternoon to attend the fifth plenary session of the Kuomintang Executive Committee m Nanking, admitted m a press conference that the situation m Manchuria "is really critical" but expressed a
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    TRIESTE: DIRECT NEGOTIATIONS
    53 10 BELGRADE. Mir. 22 W" goslavia h:. s agreed to nej 1 tiate on the Trieste I directly with Italy on the ba- !si s of the recent nto-TogUat- I ti talks. The announcement w I made by Yttfosla? F- r Minister Stanoye Simitcft H L special press
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    MICHAEL'S HOPE
    32 10 WASHING I ON. Marcl .-Former King M:^- Romania stiU hopes back his crown wWch Communists lifted fr and he «aid today WJ tout Ttuman shares H wit*i him. Romania. U.P.
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    Terror Of Torland
    983 11  -  T.C.H. Jacobs I The' *By f ■L w breathless sunpeniebe I geni came down to him: I Keepsti" Ja«i»es ttirnttf. Are. I ight? Mrk M H xvm he whimpered t > acK Srieant h«i > beto I Ijv can you letdown? emed an eternity be-, I fare
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    59 11 Tripoli. March 23.- Reports issued by the Soviet news agency, Tass. that the fourpSwer Allied Commission enquiring into the future of the Italian colonies were being prevented from hearing the wishes of the local inhabitants, were officially denied here today. Nothing was being done, it was stated,
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    FORMER PREMIER ARRESTED
    37 11 Prague, March 22.- M. Jan Sramck. former Czech Premier, and M. Hala. former Minister; of Posts, were arrested yesterday while trying to leave Czechoslovakia illegally by air, it; was officially announced here; tonight. Reuter
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    $555 MILLION AID
    42 11 Washington. March 22. me United States House of Representatives passed by voice vote today, after less than half-an-hour's discussion, an immediate grant of $555,000,000 for Aus- j tria France and Italy pending final approval of long-term forr'igTi aid. Reuter
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    Russia Boycotts Control Body
    336 11 BERUN Mar. 23— Russia has imaounCfd the -indeflnite postponement- of *aU aub-commitjM rwtinesof the lour- power control authority, whfch means that her representatives have been „-i*vi/iroum for 4 he time being. United States officials de-, clared afterwards that there were strong indications that the Four-Power Kommandatura.
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    SIAM BANS OPIUM
    16 11 Bangkok. March 22. me Siamese Government has prohihited the production of opium. U.P.
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    Malay Women Demand Voice In State Affairs
    489 12 A demand for recognition by government was voiced by Che" Halimaton binte Abdul Majid m her presidential address at the second annual general I meeting of the Selangor Kaum Ibu held at the Sultan Suleiman Club, Kuala Lumpur, on Saturday Che Halimaton declared:
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    98 13 Ihe market m rubber ojx-n--pd very steady with n 0 sellers until business was done m A P'il spot at 41] cents when filers were over. Subsequently, it reacted to *o;- cents at which price r ood buying started and m the iiUernoon the marki-t became steadier. At
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    SHARES FIRM
    25 13 1 he market m shares open d flfm yesterday with little iusiness passing, states the Malayan Share-brokers' Asso'iation. It closed, however, quietly ■teady.
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    U.S. WILL DEFY RUSSIAN ORDER TO QUIT BERLIN
    404 13 WASHINGTON. Mar. 23. l/nited States* State Department officials frankJy acknowledged today that the Amencan authorities m Berlin would be m a 'vulnerable position" if the Russian authorities there demanded the Western Allies 1 withdrawal from Berlin. Expectations that the Soviet Union would
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    LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE
    176 13 LONDON. Mar. 22: -A sharp rise m tobacco shares was one cf the several firm 'eatures cf today's stock markets. Leading industrial issues t-ncoun-tered fair demand, resulting m gains by textiles, tavwerie* and store shares. Imperial Tobacco were 7/30nds higher a* 3-15 16ths. In th t oil
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    143 13 HONGKONG.— A new "let down" approach pattern, to aid and control planes landing m bad weather at Hongkong's hill-fringed Kaitak aerodrome, will be inaugurated m April. The new pattern will greatly increase the safety and speed of bringing m aircraft through the gaps m the hills when
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    Argentina Won't Sign
    53 13 HAVANA, O-T>a, Mar. 22. Argentina will not sign the •final act" of the Woild Trade I Charter being drafted here by the International Trade Conference, Diero Luis Molinari, head of the Argentine delegation, told the conference toiay. Argentina could not accept any document establishing a "super state",
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    140 13 Market Notes Jottings < From Our Financial C'orr.i The publication f the Malayan rubber production figures for February yestenlay had an initial strengthening effect on the market, which later rencted slightly. The figures are as follows Estates 2K.529 tons and smallholdings 22.121 tons, making total of 50,650 tons compared with
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    Exterminate "Red Bandits" Call In Shanghai
    283 14 Shanghai .Mar I Hit* rankins Government KuomtntmnK «'ffi laJ mphatlcally called m MMAfhaiiaficlen during drafi i»u»*in. y netting feeterdey, to jo.r aimy m the stru^lr MeJnM i:ol.shrviz:itif<n of China stntinii that the CommtmfU wn filing th* comtrt, th* Soviet Unkm, tk*m offit it* nrjed
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    Flt.-Sgt. Bigamist Has Heavy Responsibilities
    183 14 Flt.-Sgt. Big amist Has Heavy Responsibilities LONDON A fllght-ief ant lecpted f•* bigamy w < freed and sent Jack to the DAF to face hi: iieavv responsibilities' to ...ree women. "I feel it is lr their mte- retti to send yu back," Mr. Justice Cassels i :d him It was
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    33 14 LONDON. Mar. 22: -Fo«>t>K\:l ivsults: FIRST DIVISION Aftton Villa 0. Manchester U 1 Rugby Union result: Cmni. Ud 0, Newbridge 12. Rugby League Resutt: Bradford Northern 17. Dewsbilry 3 Reuter
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    KOREA FACES "CZECH" FUTURE
    72 14 Nanking. March 23. Korea fact's a "Czech" future Mr. K. P, S. Menon. the Indian Ambassadoi. who served as the head of the United Nations Korean Commission, on his arrival m Nanking from Korea, via Tokio and Shanghai. He said that Korea was caught between "two
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    SIAM KING'S DEATH PROBE CONTINUES
    159 14 SIAM KING'S DEATH PROBE CONTINUES Bangkok. March 22. A fourman delegation, representing the board investigating the death of King Ananda, is scheduled to proceed on April 4 to Lausanne for an audience with King Bhumipol Adultej. it Is reliably understood here. Led by th* board Chairman. Phra Pinit Janngadhiin. the
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    FOOD EXPERTS BACK FROM CONFERENCE
    58 14 Food experts of the Special Commissioner's Office, who attended the recent meetings of the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organisation at Baguio. P.1.. returned to Singapore on Monday. They are Dr" William Clyde, C.M.G*. who headed the U.K. Delegation. Dr. Lucius Nichotls. C.M.G.. Nutritional Advise?,
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    ADVISORY COUNCIL MEETS TOMORROW
    25 14 A meeting of the Advisory Council will be held tomorrow j (Thursday) at the Municipal j Council Chamber, at 10 a.m.
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    U.K. Cosmetics Conspiracy Case Ends
    91 14 London, March 23. The courts of criminal appeal quashed the remainder of the convictions and sentences m the cosmetics conspiracy case m which Davici Weitzman. Labour VLP. for Stoke. Newington, has already won nis appeal The court allowed the appealsof Joseph West. Allied Stafford Northcott.
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    136 14 Tlu- Vtttlta of the friendly itturn Batch between the BinUini: Timor Badminton Party and the Coronation Badminton Party played at the Bintang Timor court. consisting of 5 singles and four doubles last Saturday <Bintanjj Timor players mention^ first): Singles:— '.Vahal, Sarkawi btai C G. Chn,ng 15-4, 15-8;
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    32 14 -V. Kirldm't Hotuits inth v 'apnv nun. Th* Pr u X t, tnt t)t thf structure stamis uminmutjul >ilthuutih tin ni furniture m it has burned MM* Th* umtrtated eoitmf&ed, completely jutted.
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    "Star Tiger" Crash To Be Investigated
    125 14 LONDON. Mar. 23.-Formal investigation tui the loss of the Star Tigrer airliner !o be openeri J a public court m London on Apr. 12. was announcS by the Ministry of Civil Aviation Lord MacMillan is m charge of tho inquiry. The Star Tiger, a
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    'We Mince Our Words,' Says Judge
    197 14 LONDON. A woman who hari been a man A constant companion for years heard Judge Forbes say at Birmingham "We are apt to mince our language these days. When a man lives with a woman, *yen if she is known to all and sundry
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    48 14 The following players will be i selected to represent the CavmMlffli Yf.unjrstfrs Ist XI ac^nst the Spore Cricket Clui. Ist XI on Wednesday vi the SCC t.our.d. Kick off at 5-15 p.m.— Ooinan. [Bent Ge«\ R:tzak. Chwee Le©|r, Sattur, S« im:id. Krishnnsamy, B.ilan, Barry, Oopal. Dollah. Muthia.
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    Wife "Looked, Imagined More Than She Saw"
    159 14 iajndon. When a your. wue got home earlier m expected, she looked In at tft window and gay her hustai k ssing a seventeen-; ear-o:<i girl she told Manchester coroner. The wife, Mrs L\v Sharp, < added, that with her life! dugrmr. They
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    61 14 m a friendly table- vm > held at the Tew Chee 1»*g" last Friday. o* (Sports Swtlon l >«•« AFsooiationLy 5«*»»^ 2 Results «Yrw Ch* S mentioned nr,t'.-xhT^ C(p beat S- gUPPi^ 3 Sens beat D. Supp-a« 3;« 2-3; Koh En- torn bj Mariam 3-1: Dou..le> s
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    41 14 Glasgow. Mar. mysUry surroun whereabouts of Jac* son. world British pire flyweight cl iolved early when. It was dls h, was still KWhead. a not yer havln fast where to fend Ws titles aga" M lagKan ol brd tolSght.
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    405 15 Seletar A irmen Score Nine Goals Against Signals ItcEvan Nets 5 In A Row 1 o G.H.Q. Signals 0 LAF *!*£> tR%I .-n CREATED A RECOri) THIS 'HfcSELETAK R-^ W HEN TH^Y OYEP-RAN G.H lO^'YoTKE lUNE OF> 9 NIL AT JAL N BESAU B^r. y-SS B^-^'^XS R,vors Sixcts Cvh lilXst
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    40 15 Some creditable track and fVld performances are anticipated this afternoon, when the Air Command hold their athletic meet at Fairy Point <Changi>. In the event of bad weather, the sports will be postponed to Sturday.
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    56 15 The Malacca Badminton Association will hold it& second post-war annual general meeting on Thursday, March 25 at the resident of Mr. P. G. M. G. Mahinda^a, No. 289. Tranquerah Road. Malacca. The association had a very busy year last year. It was also the most successful
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    216 15 Singapore's five representatives m tfv Malayan Chinese tennis trials to select the Malayan iteam for the 7th China Olympic Game^ did well to hurdle through the first round against their compatriots from upcountry Chin K.e Onn gave an impressive display to bcjt H. N. Lee
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    47 15  - Flowers Does Best Gallop ALLAN LEWIS i R?i S h;iif ,t lf v fiv,.. l« Out* m 43 i the iMt ,U w lt j f 1 work 5, anil ae< three m i: »«m) an.] ove I 5f m and vo nu. a o2 ,ent 1
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    307 15 Hollywood. March 23. Clun Foh Yu, sports editor o. the Southeastern Daily m j Shanghai, arrived here with two marathon runners on a t<,ur of the United States. Cfaen said China will be represented m four events m the 1948 Olympic games. He
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    304 15 Tigers II Beaten In Second Division Tiftt ii o Ist Devonshire Regt. 1 A solitary goal scored m the second half of the game gav< ttv Ist Devonshire Hegt. a narrow win over the Tiger Sports Club m a S.A.F.A. Division II league soccer played at the Padang yesterday Ihe
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    304 15 SYDNEY. Australia's Davis Cup team for 1948 A. Quist, C. Long, W. Sidwell and G. Brown -has been described by J. O. Anderson, former Davis Cup player, as the weakest he can recall. "I am disappointed at the selection and I cannot share the optimism of
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    160 15 i man with a red face strayed t into Sir Stafford Cripps'* i Press conference m London. Sir Stafford was answering j queries when the man rose •and taid: "Sir Stafford. I am h*re I only by accident, as your car outside happens to
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    35 16 Ph ,tntjit>j)h by LkmU -Col "*</ A/™, iv T A Tkowfom timing <tt the Pr no s uthi their wedUmg on We^mesdrnff laMi They \>u b leaving Rimoamon b* tht BtrathHfiWi no Bmturday. Orient Photo Suplies
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    317 16 Dramatic Scene Near Police Court A dramatic incident Ilkjk place outltdc th« Seventh Police Court, yesterd iy. when the complainant at a preliminary inquiry of tentative robbery charge was accosted and held m an hihilcr'k by an elderly Chinese as soon as he stepped out of the Court. The elderly
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    JUAKE ROCKS TOKYO
    41 16 TOKIO, Mar. 23. An earthquake severe enough to rouse children from sleep, rocked Tokyo and Yokohama area for 20 seconds beginning at 0428 Tokyo Time. Many Japanese living m post-war wooden shacks rushed out of their homes. U.P.
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    30 16 LONDON. Mar. 23. FieldMarshal Lord Nilne, former Chief of the Imperial General Staff, died m his sleep last night at his London home aged 81 Reuter
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    23 16 ATHENS, Mar. 23. Nine people were executed here today after being sentenced by a military court on charges of rebellion. Reuter
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    200 16 Mechanisation Of Rice Growing In The Far East Load n. Mar 23 me B i t.>ii O 1 ni.'l Office It exarr.inin« ;,i pi faff int"n>i!u"itton Oi ♦•xpcrimental w< rk IB the mcci „ni>at;.,n «>l rice DlO(hictlOO m F;n Ea.ste:n terri- torld A statement i>sued todtl i from mall by
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    88 16 YUGOSLAV ARMY PATROLS BATTLE WITH POLICE TRIESTE, Mar. 22. Yugoalav army patrols invaded the Anglo-American zone of Trieste free territory and fought a machinegun battle with the civil police, according to an allied military government announcement. One policeman was wounded seriously. The fight broke out at Draga at Elia m
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    142 16 The Johore State Council yesterday adjourn**.! for three hours »o study the Trust. < Rh. port, and it was the QrH State Council m the Fe.ieration to da so up to date The Council appointed a spe- cial committee empowered li deliberate jointly \v;*h
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    60 16 SHANGHAI. Mar. J i tense "no comment" wa« made !by all available American •sources m Shanghai relative to 'a Washington dispatch winch 1 told of unconfirmed report* on a possibility being considered m Washington for JW*?** airlifting of ammunition from Hawaii and Okinawa
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    38 16 SHANGHAI. Mar. 23. Chinese afternoon papers m identical Nanking dispatches insisted Premier Chang Chun has submitted his "ac^srnßtion to Chiang Kai-shek and said the Generalissimo has not yet decided whether or not to accept. U.P.
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    36 16 Winchester. (Hamp* Mar. 23.- Jam,, r I year-old liner deck j to appeal against t of death pafted n terday for muni. high seaa of Eii^n i 'Gay" Gibson, a i actress. Reuter
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