Malaya Tribune, 10 February 1949

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    62 1 The Malaya Tribune BY THE PEOPLE FOR THE PFOPI E Larger Sales Than Any Afternoon Paper in Malaya. Printed Simultaneously Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh Penang. Telegrams: "Tribune Spore. Telephone: 5811 (9 lines). EIGHT PAGES SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1949 PRICE TEN CENTS THE MALAYA TRIBUNE LONDON REPRESENTATIVE: Ĕ. Maurice Glover, c/e
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    NO STIGMA ON TROOPS IN MALAYA
    326 1 House Rallies To Support Of 'Tommy' Reuter. LONDON, Wed.—Mr. Arthur Creech Jones, the Colonial Secretary, said today that the conduct of British troops in Malaya had been "very good indeed." Left-wing Labour member Emrys Hughes had asked in Parliament how many British soldiers stationed
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    Jap Bandit Leader Killed
    87 1 H" V LA LtTMLPUE. Today.— A Chinese fishing In a stream hi saaaei iiokou, Harvard Estate, Kedah, f<»und 190 rounds of Japanese machlnegun ammunition, nix Japanese handgrenades, six two-inch m;»rtar shells and DM Japanese big cannon shell. Four armed Chinese bandits shot and wounded a her
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    MURDER RATE FALLS
    143 1 STOP PRESS Reuter. I oN'DON. Wed. —Caiaaia! sreretarj Creech-Jasrea said the House ol Commons tou> that murder of civilians fey the Mala win terrorists tr \i Irani aa avaraft* <-r *fj a paaatli .luring the period t" December lo til \ti jsaaar*. iHis». •production <>r lUboer lias
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    Bandit Arms Taken At Kota Tinggi
    75 1 JOHORE BAHfcW< Today. A large assortment of arms has been recovered from the bandits during the Kota Tinggi operations. Security rafter and trees* discovered a camp consisting of live attap huts Iran which they reeaverad mm sub-machine gun, IS asserted Japanese pistols, 122 Japanese
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    DUTCH CABINET SPLIT
    47 1 THE HAGUE. Wed,—The Christian national newspaper Nieuwc Hurgsche Courant said tonight that the Dutch Cabinet was split over Indonesia and might resign. The paper linked Queen Juliana's reported postponement of her holiday trip with 'the very serious situation in which our country finds itself."
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    Door Is Shut To Brooke
    125 1 LONDON. Wed—Colo.iial Secretary Arthur CreeenJunes today declined to raise the ba.» on the entry into Sarawak. North Borneo and Brunei, or fctr, Antho*> Brook*. Mr. Crivch-Jone.*, rt ptymg to Sir Thoma.s Moore (Conservative) s a i a 'In this cv.-c Mr. BrOOJK is something more
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    BOWKER SAYS BRITONS NOT SMUGGLING ARMS
    177 1 Reuter. RANGOON, Wed—The British Ambassador to Burma, Mr. Reginald J. Bowker, today warned the Burmese that certain elements in the country were "stirring up trouble and doing their best to damage friendship between Burma and Britain." It? a statement to the Mr. Bowker said
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    WOMEN CLEANERS
    54 1 LONDON, Wed. -The Wai )fiiee announred here today hat H. KiT4. a War Od.ic! nessonger and leader of a pro.est march here East wick of rOVermnetlt women cleoner.iad been suspended. Women leaner. 1 are asking tor an increase in their pay from 1 sh i' L d. to
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    CHARGE REPUTED
    49 1 Reuter. WASHINGTON. Wed Mr. Dean Acheson, United States Secretary of State today challenged Russia's charge that the proposed North .Atlantic defence, alliance is en "aggressive move" by the Western powers. The purpose of the pact is directly the opposite, he sai" 1 at a press conference Reutei-.
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    SHIPS COLLIDE IN GALE
    126 1 Reuter. CAIRO, Wednesday.- The 8,000-ton Bombay registered steamer Jaljawahar and *he 6,657-ton Dutch steamei Singkep were slightly damaged in collisions when a 50--mile an hour gale swept ships from their moorings at Port Said. Three people were killed and IS Injured when a threcstoried house in
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    45 Britons Trapped In Insein
    134 1 Reuter. RANGOON. Wed.—Burmese planes today dive-bombed and machine-gunned Karen insurgent positions at Insein, U Diilei north of Rangoon, where about 45 Britons are trapped In the fighting area The British Embassy reported that attempts to evaluate the Britons by river boats failed today. The Embassy
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    Marketing Of Young Girls In S'pore
    108 1 Reuter. LONDON. Wed -The law against the marketing of young girls in Singapore is being strengthened. B r i t i s h Colonial Secretary Mi. Arthur Creech Jones said in a Parliamentary reply today. P-ovision is also being made to register all female
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    AMNESTY
    21 1 A.P. TEL AVIV. Wed.—The Israe' Government decided yesterday to proclaim an amnesty for all political detainees in the coun try.—A.P.
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    Ho Denies Treaty With China Reds
    126 1 BANGKOK, Wed.—The Vietnam news service today announced an official denial from Ho Chi Minn, Vietnam President, that he had entered into a treaty with Mao Tse-tung, the Chinese Communist leader. Ho's denial followed B statement hy a Vietnam representative in Ixmdon that eventual contact
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    VIOLATION'S
    28 1 SEOUL. Writ National Police Chief Lee Ho .said 61 violations of the .'lBth parallel, which divides Soviet and American Korea, occurred since the l>eginning of this year.
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    ROYAL TOUR HOPES REVIVE
    199 1 LONDON, Wed. —Much speculation has been aroused in London and elsewhere since King George sent a telegram to the New Zealand Society's anniversary dinner this week saying he hoped to carry out his proposed visit to Australia and New Zealand in the "not too distant future."
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    HUNGER MARCHERS
    34 1 A.P. ROME, Wed.—Police armed j with rifles and revolvers yes- j terday patrolled Ancona on the j Adriatic in armoured cars and jeeps after a bloody battle with 15,000 Communist-led hunger marchers.—A.P.
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    O'Keefe To Leave Australia
    136 1 A.P. MELBOURNE, We Mr. John O'Keefe an Australian said today that he will follow ilif Indonesian wife and his eight stepchildren out of Austra'ia. Mrs. Anne O'Keefe and the i children, all born to her first husbird vho was an Amboinese, were ordered by the Australi
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    A HITCH IN UK, SOVIET TRADE
    643 2 Britain On Guara Against Red Spies A.P. CT LONDON, Wed.— DEAR of Soviet spying on guarded industrial processes is severel hampering British plans for increasing trade with Russia. British factory owners and the Soviet Trade Mission in London are deadlocked over the question: Where
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    Rita's Dream
    56 2 IN her film roles Rita Hayworth has often talked about settling down in a little, vine-covered cottage. In real life she may live in this d5-.to.vicd villa atop a cliff in Mclibu, Calif. Agents of Aly Khan arc said to b< working for the purchase of the Villa
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    RATS PLAY WHEN CATS ARE SICK
    95 2 Reuter. LONDON, Wed. Human beings here have so far escaped the influenza epidemic sweeping many countries. Animals have not been i>o lucky. Hundreds ol farm cat-: have died from "leline flu'" ranging over agricultural areas, Worried farmers se» rats running boldly round in daylight
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    He Felt Old And Young
    151 2 Reuter-AAP. UKISBANE, Wednesday. Mr. Hart Waghmondc. a 26--year-old missionary trainee said during a visit to Brisbane that he felt "both old and young" because of the great difference in Indian and Australian prospects of life. In India, he said, expectancy of life was only 27
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    'U.S. Should Open Doors To More Indians'
    216 2 A.P. WASHINGTON, Wed. P D. Saggi, Indian edUor rind Nationalist leader, paid here the United States should lift its quota on immigrants from India. He also urged that Amcri can newspapers print more Asiatic news and that the United States pay more, attention
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    A Stylised School For Scandal
    388 2 Reuter. LONDON, Wed.—The revival of "The School for Scandal" with which the Old Vie has opened its new season at the New Theatre is a double theatrical event! Sir Laurence Oliver and his wife Vivien Leigh return together to the London stage and Sir Laurence
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    1953—'Zero Year' For Japan
    296 2 U.P TOKYO. Wed.—The year 1953 will bp -Zero 1 Year" in Japan if present recovery go right. iAfter that Japanese officials hope thfl country will manage to get along with no further direct foreign economic aid. Thp officials in charge of Japanese rehabilitation hope to build
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      357 2 ON YOUR RADIO TODAY mary: 7.05 Religious Hour: quest Programme; 11 p.m. ENGLISH PROGRAMMES 7.30 Malay Folk songs: 815 Close Down 10.55 to 12 noon Schools' News; 8.30 As I Saw It; 8 Broadcast; 1 p.m. Radio Or- p.m. Close Down. m pb^pauul-o chestra; 1.30 News; 1.45 INDIAN PROGRAMMES Dance
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    Trial Behind Closed Doors For MNP Leader
    230 3 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Inche Ishak bin Haji Muhammad, President of Ihr Left-wing Malay Nationalist Party, detained for over six months under the Emergency Regulations recently brought for trial behind closed-doors before the Advisory Committee (Emergency Deten- lion). No decision was made and no
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    40 answer search for radio talent
    145 3 IJADIO MALAYA'S m arch 11 lor amateur talent In the Colony goes on. So far the response has hem most satisfying, ana about 40 entertainers have given in their names for participation in the Talentime" shows, a spokesman said. The shows will be in
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    Radio Variety Goes With A Swing
    146 3 BIGGESr hit at yesterday evenings presentation of "Variety Fair" at the Vn toria Memorial Hall were the Hegloncrs (under the direction of Tony Arnopp) who were one of the finest dance hands to out to Malaya. The Reuioners, drawn from No. 1 R.A.F. Regional
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    TELLERS NAMED FOR CITY POLLS
    53 3 Mr. W. W. Duncan has b<en appointed the Returning Officer for all the Municipal Electoral Wards In Singapore. Assistant Returning Officers for the various wards arc: City -J. G. Aspinall. Rochore- Chan Bak Hoe. North—Dr. N. A. Canton. South—J. M. Frascr. East— H. S. Bull.
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    Foggy London
    64 3 As London b;.v chrouded n f*e, !5»; mm brofce tl«ro:ir:i» to IMondnatr tho white end jrold of St. Paul's Cathedral as the alwwaft frees wfth l« IMS plefliee mm made flow overhead. At left (Top) is s< <.n tht* gutted Clmreh of Christ in (irevlriars, destroyed on that
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    PLANS TO DUB DISNEY IN MALAY
    202 3 THE war in China has held up plans for "dubbing" the soundtracks of Wait Disney's full-length cartoon features in Malay. Work on thh was to have begun last August at RKO Radio Pictures' office In Grange Road. Singapore. Mr. Jack Cutting, a Hollywood "dubbing"
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    FIRE ALARMS
    43 3 The Singapore Fire Brigade was summoned four times yesterday to put out lallang tiros. Fire broke out in ft scrap lubber and oil dump at 4\ m.s. Pas'r Panjang Road yesterday atternoon. It took firemen one hour to extinguish tlie flanKS.
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    Assaulted woman with iron bars
    174 3 THE First District Court was told by the prosecution yesterday that Cheah Kirn Soon. Chua Ah Twi and Tan Ah Soy accused a woman Tau Kum Poh of 'slandering' another woman, demanded $5,000 as 'damages' and three days later, assaulted Kum Poh and her daughter
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    WAR OFFICE RECOCNISES A.C.S.U.
    93 3 The War Office has authorised the Army in Slngapcie to recognise the Army Civil Service Union. The Union represents the civilian staff of the War Department here. The Army authorities anil the union will have discussions shortly on proposals for Whitley conciliation machinery the Army announced
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    COURTPOSER FOR SUB—TENANTS
    252 3 TAY SIOXG CHUAN, tenant of Ng Kirn Beng, in the High Court yesterday, contes'el O Civil District Court ruling that the Ron! Ordinance did not apply to dwellings shared hy landlord and tenants but on'y to dwellings where apartments ire let or sub-let. Mr. Mark Morrison for
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    GOOD WISHES TO COMRADE MAO TSE-TUNG
    82 3 Mr. Tan Kah Kee, wellknown Singapore business man, yesterday sent a cable of congratulation to Mao Tse-tung, chief of the Chinese Communist Party. His cable, addressed to General Yeh Chian Yin, Mayor of Peiping, urged that "war criminals should never be forgiven." He listed
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      251 3 BOAC SELL 'HYTHES* BKITISH Overseas Airways Corporation have sold the greater part of thefr Hythe flying-boat fleet to the Aqnila Airways of Londoa and Southampton. The last BOAC Hvtbfl to be seen in Singapore the Honduras left Kahang yesterday morning for Southampton. The llytlfc s oa the Sydney-Southampton route will
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    FIVE DOLLARS
    515 4 COR five dollars you can buy a meal at a good 1 restaurant, three bottles of beer, one hundred and sixty cigarettes, or five cheap seats at the cinema. It all depends how you like to spend your money. You earn it and the choice is rightly yours.
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    WAR DAMAGE
    2205 4  -  No. 1-A Plan Based On Guesswork BY S i R GEORGE MAXWELL Mil. memorandum published early in 1948. Is so vague throughout, so discursive on matters that have little connection with the subject, and so elusive of everything that Is practical, that the average reader finds it difficult
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    MEDICOS BEAT DENTALS TO WIN PRATNAM CUP
    301 6 THE Medicos won the Pratnam Cup yesterday when 1 they defeated the Dentals at socew by two goals to nfl on the Ootram Road School ground. The winners got to one goal early in the game and the other In the tost few
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    BEST BRITISH ALL ROUNDER?
    181 6 Reuter. LONDON. Wednesday. In any ballot for the best all round sportsmen in the British Isles, Dr. Kevin O'Flanagm. Ireland's centre forward in tho amateur soccer international against England at Norwich recently, would doubtless command a numocr of votes. A specialist in football of both the
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    Utusan Melayu On Sino—Malay Talks
    291 6 The Malay daily, Utusan Melayu, commenting on the Sino-Malay Goodwill Committee talks now being held in Johore Bahru, warned the Committee against concluding any agreement of a permanent character which would later jeopardise the interests of either party, especially the Malays. Any Sino-Malay agreement of
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    C—Ray Kayar for Cup Team
    63 6 Mr. Chew Chin Cheong of the Capital Products Company Is sending a ease of C-Ray Kayar to the Malayan Thomas Cup Team. The case, Is addressed to Mr. Li in Chuan Geok. It wW leave Singapore on Friday by air. The C-Ra.v Kayar, is an
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    CUP FUND Whisky: 3 Left
    83 6 THERE are still threo bottles of "Challenge" Scotch Whisky to be claimed. A bottle will go to anyone who donates $25 or more to the Tribune Cup Fund. The total of the Fund is $5,027.40 Send your donations to the tribune Thomas Cup Fund, care
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    SUMMER TENNIS SHOULD BE INTERESTING
    103 6 Reuter. LONDON, yy Thanks to the the Lav/n Tennis A of the "eight weeds' late last year. British reiki*, ers of the gann are see a progiammhancod in Interest coming summer. The eight W allows a tcutn...mittcc to pay penscs at mcetim as the playei
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      625 6 ENGAGEMENTS. LIM ONG.—The engagement is announced between Miss MAGGIE UM GEE NEO, second daughter of Mr. Mrs. Lim Kirn Lee and the late Madam Ang Geok Neo and Mr. ONG KOON KEE, eldest son of Madam Low Nya Hoe and the late Mr. Ong Choon Yang on the 9th February,
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      507 6 NOTICE Estate of LEE SIEU BIN, deceased. ALL Persons having any claim against the Estate of the abovenamed, deceased, late of 19 Kirn Yam Road, Singapore who died on the 7th day of January, 1945 are required to send particulars of their claims in writing to the Undersigned on or
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      4 6 LAUGHS f saturday ifIS^SiiCATHAY
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    Engineers Overcome Signals
    280 7 The Singapore Engineer Regiment trouncrd the G.H.Q.Signal Regiment by 24 points (three goals and three tries) to 5 (a goal) in a rugucr match played ft t Tanglin Barracks yesterday. The Engineers held the upper hand throughout the game and within the first cishi minutes scored the
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    Boxing Card Passed By Controllers
    118 7 THE boxing card for Sunday 1 to be neld at the Happy World has bey n passed by the Buxino Bo;;rd of Control. Siamese boxers figured •strongly m lrie carci DUt Hie t<T.-round main light is beItfea ,T;ibba r bin Jaffar, prcseat day leading Malay
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    Tekuronians Soccer
    98 7 roSn r Hy soee r for Teku-i IbW 3 Sembawang pSE I^, OO Feb 12 at Seletar: lir. w Pcn S Soon Beng on r H Hus »e*n, Potter, Jan-j t0,.. Mc ßraid, Balakrishnan. So.h T ny Lim and Teck I tohuV° llowin S a *e requested th
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    ACCEPTORS FOR THE GRAND NATIONAL
    538 7 THIRD LARGEST FIELD A.P. LONDON, Weil. DARIS money totalling about £12,000 is expected to bring out the third largest field in the history of the grand National Steeple Chase. The four-and-a-half-mile jumping classic will be run on March 26 at Rintree.... Seventyone horses, out of
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    Denmark's Cup Team Named
    83 7 Reuter. DENMARK, W-d. Denmark, winner the En.-opean zone in the Thomas Cup badminton competition, today an- i<need their tcatn tor the final to be playtd at Pi.xton, England, on Fcimtary 25 and Stilt is; Knud Christensen, Preben Dabehteen. Mogenx Fcteby, Poul Homn, J. B. Olesen and
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    EITHER JOE OR NO ONE —SAVOLD
    67 7 U.P. NEW YORK, Wed.—Heavyweight boxer Lee Savold arrived here on Wednesday and big manager Bill Daly said "cither Savold fights Joe Louis in June for a title or he tights no one". Savold refused to meet Ezzard Charles for the right to a title
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    TODAY'S SPORT
    43 7 GYMNASTICS: Y.M.vJ.a.. Orchard Road—s.3o p.m. HOCKEY: S.C.C. women "A" v. G.S.n —S.C.C. RUGBY: S. C. C. "A" v. S.H.B.R.F.C.—S.C.C. SOCCER: Tamil Brotherhood Assn. v. S.H A.U.—Farrer Park; Jollilads v. P T.— Geylang Stadium. WATERPOLO: Army v. Chinese Swimming Club Tanglin—s.ls p.m.
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    RECKLESS IN LOVE.....RECKLESS IN PLAY
    277 7 A.P. WASHINGTON, #M They 'a 11 themselves the Order °t t)IP S O 5 of Iltaly (O.S l.kJ IP ne Washington and iiiburban soccer league, There are a few Italians to mak.' the name lew, but ttiL rest of tlic team composed of Spaniard*. OTpcKs,
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    These women are seen atriving for possession of the ball In the hockey match between I the S.C.C. Women and the ■ Changi Ladies on the Tadang, I yesterday. The former won l by two goals to one.—Tribune Picture.
    38 7 These women are seen atriving for possession of the ball In the hockey match between I the S.C.C. Women and the Changi Ladies on the Tadang, I yesterday. The former won l by two goals to one.—Tribune Picture.
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    Changi Ladies Lose To S.C.C Women
    330 7 A VASTLY improved S.C.C. ladies* hockey XI brushed off all opposition to beat the Changi Ladies by two-goals to one op the padang yestcrdav. From the outset, the S.C.C. pressed home their superiority and at no stage of the same were they in danger
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    swimming Record Smashed
    44 7 U.P. SYDNEY, Wed.—Victorian John Marshall again broke a 12 year old Australian swimming record held by American .<ae|< Mrdlr-a, when he w<m the 2*o yards free-styb-event. His time of 2 minutes 112 seconds bettered Medlca's record by eight-tenths of a second.—Cl*.
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    HOME SOCCER RESULTS
    12 7 LONDON. Wed. The following arc the Home Footbu'l results:
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    SCOTTISH CUP SECOND ROUND:
    26 7 Stenhousemuir 5, Albion R. 1. Alloa Athletic 1, Clyde 1 j *Raith Rovers 3, Hibernian 4. j 'Dundee Utd. 1. Dumberton 3.
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    INJURED FIGHTER
    32 7 A.P. LONDON. Wed. An injure knuckle and a commitment (or a bout this month will prevent Welsh welterweight Eddie Ihomas fighting Charlis Fusar In New York on February 18.— A.r.
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    RUGBY UNION RESULT
    12 7 Reuter. Surrey 17. Bershire 6. Second round replays.- Reuter.
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    Marjan To Play In M.B.A. Tournament
    380 7 The Singapore Malay Badminton Association Championships begin this Saturday anil the preliminary ties wM he played over ttfl Monday. <iood response Ims been received by th'- Xssoclatlon from Its 21 affiliated parties and a high standard of pUvy Is ex- pectcd. Prominent among the
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    Sinhalese To Play Cricket This Season
    217 7 AFTER a lapse of nearly 3 years of inactivity, A the Sinhalese Association of Singapore will be running a cricket eleven this season ana quite a number of good fixtures are listed me season. Trie Association was runnin? a good Cricket XI before the
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      49 7 M fs/W- JYOU CLUMSyTbOT I 010 rYOU COULW'T uip; M-Miss] SO? IT WAS HOLY Behind the plot to listen Adx you AL H »r' njaiv beat a half- V, 00na... You r cow M C lirl? l M SURE HUBERT WASyC IN D*T JOB .1 DESPISE YOU.'.*/ S—ll——X OONA
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    CARDINAL CASE FOR UN?
    401 8 Hungary Must 'Bear Full Responsibility For Sentence 9 Acheson U.P. WASHINGTON, Wed. OKCRIvTARY of State Dean Acheson said the trial and sentencing of loseph Cardinal Mindszenty was a "conscienceless attack" by Soviet controlled Hungarian authorities against moral resistance to communism. Acheson said the United States is
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    BIG DEATH ROLL IN AIR CRASH
    94 8 Reuter. COPENHAGEN, Wed The Danish state aeronautical control announced today that the wreck of a missing Scandinavian Airline's Viking aircraft has been found under water oy the Swedish coast and that there was "no doubt" that all 2.S people aboard were dead. The aircraft,
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    CREECH-JONES SUMS UP S'PORE FILMS
    115 8 Reuter. LONDON- Wed.—British films withdrawn or refused exhibition in Singapore last year were Captain B«>>™ U -AgataM the Wind", "Night Beat", "I nmmmm a Crimilia, -<i.,ud Time <ArV' and Orekftd* lor MMa Baaae dftak". t\u- CuDalal Secretary Vlr Art lior ClUtA* Immtm laid Ike How
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    India House Sponsors Seamen
    48 8 LONDON, Wed. -The appeal sponsored by India House fur 40 Indian seamen again: t prison sentences for disoUV.ience of orders has been referred to Chelmsford .piai ter sessions at a date to be announced later. Tiie appeal was presented by Sir Vv alter Monckton.
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    EVATT ON AUSTRALIA'S FOREIGN POLICY
    151 8 A.P. CiANLERA, Wed.—The Mi- > nister of External Affairs, Dr. H. V. Evatt, speaking on foreign affairs in the House of Representatives on Wednesday, said the integral part of Australia's foreign policy was the maximum degree of co-operation with United States, especially in relation to
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    Costs Rocket Britain's Health Scheme
    191 8 A.P. LONDON. Wednesday. The rush for free medicines, spectacles and ;ientai treatment has rock ;ted the original estimated cos; Of Britain's National H<.alt > Scheme. The Health Ministry asked on Wednesday for ao additional grant of .£s2.Gd<>COO to provide England and Wales with free mu;>a!
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    3 Sisters —1 Wedding
    62 8 The three daughter's of Mr. arid Mrs. Pan; Stenilier, who live on a lann near O/aukie, Kansas, T.S.A., are carried over tlie snow after they were married recently. Left to right are i>onna Jean (25) an d husband John Meyer, Muriel tvatnleen (2») who married :s
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    The man who fought Ranikhet says 'goodbye'
    307 8 (Tribune Staff Reporter) THE man who is responsible for saving over 65,000 fowls in Singapore from the dreaded Ranikhet disease last year, is retiring from public service after spending nearly 28 years in Malaya. He is the Colony's first Chief Veterinary Officer, Captain
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    ROYAL SOVEREIGN
    73 8 Reuter. kosyth, Wed. -The delayed handing over to the Royal favy of the 29,000 ton battle ship Royal Sovereign due to take place t<»d:iy i« lihety hi further poatpotted and will probal ly not take plaei- until to morrow. If the submaflncji i broken, Ursula and Unison, also
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    SCHEME TO 'EMBARRASS' AUSTRALIA
    151 8 A.P. Cannbcra, Wednesday. DIVERGEIT views on Ausattitude to tr> Dutch were expressed U> J*« House °f Representatives 01 Wednesday. When the opposition attacked the Immigration Minister. Mr. Arthur CaU'eli, for insisting on the deportation j i Mrs, Annie O'Keefe and hu eight children, Mr. Calwell de
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    TRINIDAD RICE
    34 8 A.P. LONDON. Wet!. The British Governme.it is considering the possibility of "large scale rice planting in Trinidad, Mr. Rees Williams, the Under-Secretary fcr the Colonies, told tne Rotate of Commons today. A.P.
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    Dutch 'Red Tape' Hinders Colony, N.E.I. Trade
    227 8 (Tribune Staff Reporter) 0 ING A PORE Chinese merchants may not be 1 attracted to barter trade with Dutch occupied Republican territories, unless certain N.E.I, trade regulations are altered. ki m .L. r.: .\l a inejuiig «-i tne aiu-.i-Btttj* Oveiscas Chinese Importers oral
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    STERNISYS ON HUNGER STRIKE
    49 8 A.P. TEL /.VTV. Wed. Tlie Hunger ii.ike of 40 former Group ex ivmists went into its eight day today. Nine of their hunger-.-ti iking wives were squatting in the office of the Israeli Mm stricsof Ju3tice and in the Interior since last Tuesday A P.
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    Big Bandit Hunt Starts
    333 8 JOINT OPERATION WITH SIAM Kuala Lumpur, Wed.. A large combined offensive by the Federation n and siam to liquidate armed Communist forces massed along the Northern Kedah f ron tier was launched early today. It was the biggest operation yet against bandits since the emergency began.
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    ECA MAJOR SHARES
    34 8 A.P. WASHINCTON, Wednesday. —Economic Co-operation Administration chief Paul HoiTman announced yesterday that 811--..am, France, Western Germany md Italy will get v.aior shares ot the USSI.2BO.COO 000 ECA. rands fOi 1050. AP.
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    ACTIVE VOLCANO
    37 8 A.P. AUCKLANI>, Wednesday. All er heavy explosions, Ngaurahoe Mountain threw huge rocks almost 1.000 feet high on Wednesday. Ngauiahoc, 7,500 feet, is in the NOl >.ii Island, lt was last active in May 1048. —A.P.
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    42 8 Y.W.C.A.: Way fat i- incf* ing, 5, Raffles yuav I ..o i POLICE RAM): Park —5.30 p.m. to STRAITS C1IIM>1 mi ITIODIST CHl Kdi New Y«-ar Re-lliii<»n In Kampottg Kapor i: p.m. Y.M.C A.: Orchard Male Voice Choir.
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    Cinemas
    241 8 CATHAY: "Wnndeiiit Mi trels" (in Mandarin» with i* a i riwang ami Chun Chiu-H-u— 11 H.III., 1.15, 6.45 a ALHAMRKA: W .i. l, Minstrels" (in Mandarin» wit-i Pai Kwang ami CluuHsia —1.45, 4.1ft, 6.15 :uul p.m. PAVILION: "The v->: Touch," with llosaliiul ku Loo Gcnn, Claire Tievoi Sydney Greenstrv.t
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