Morning Tribune, 7 January 1948

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    3 1 MORNING TRIBUNE II
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    HURT IN PLOSION
    71 1 K xyge n Company at Pafc«r»noi seriously BS. w^osion occurred En we cleaning out Kne fl>nerat ..round K.h/o.neral Hospital Eined. wt there wai X deal with Bad. eng.ne. however d out later to P ut w 0 1 ■shophouse fire m Mia- cause of the nre was
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    action Union Chief Warns The Public And Employers
    238 1 action Union Chief Warns The Public And Employers I X San y President ol Knp ..> Traction Company M, Union. yesteTday Wit. appeal to the public Ir and a warning c Koy-.-:> m gsnerai. th< public not en the footboards of r their wn safety I- came cios^ on the
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    SPORT UNIONS CALL BOYCOTT OF AMMUNITION SHIP TO CHINA
    178 1 SPORT UNIONS CALL BOYCOTT OF AMMUNITION SHIP TO CHINA ■tond boycott by 1 itnur■a vessel calling at SinHarbour believed to be W' war equipment to *ii ordered by two Sin- Kbour unions y.sterftontT Ol theSinga P° re H°n of Trade Unions told K^jesterday that a resolution had been passed to
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    ubber Re-acts
    17 1 r tV V lrom lts h,gh ■line. d stea fy at Ktate P ays tvend
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    thing Allowance—$4-Million
    16 1 thing Allowance— $4-Million on a l J, in *m fer 0 prom<i further investigate the U.P.
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    STOWAWAY
    23 1 A stowaway was reported on board the S.S. Oceantide that arrived m Singapore yesterday mornlne from Canada via the Middle East potts.
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    'GIMSON MUST GO'
    143 1 LAYCOCK ISSUES SINGAPORE'S FIRST ELECTION MANIFESTO Progressive caitdkkte's demand Singapore's first election manifesto is out— and it demands the recall of Governor Sir Franklin Gimson. The manifesto is issued by Mr. John Laycock, Progressive candidate for the Katong Division (Municipal North-East)._ Highlights of the manifesto are: 1
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    'STOP TREATING US LIKE CHILDERN!"
    375 1 A On this potot. Mr. Lagock- i* his manifhto, add*: "When I think of the pitifnl messes made ter© by Ootwimeiif departments since t9*s. I wonder Mar a Cotfrnmenf o//icial ffc* ««n>o to tell us that we are not fit to manage our own affairs.
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    NEW TIN PRICES
    83 1 NEW TIN PRICES London. Jan. 6.-The Ministry of Supply announces effective today that the pnee of tin metal of minimum 99 per cent, up to under 99.75 per cent, tin content will be increased from £51° to £519 per ton FOB United Kingdom port or delivered United Kingdom consumers works.
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    OUR RICE: ANXIETY IS OVER
    165 1 OUR RICE: ANXIETY IS OVER In the course of hl» address yesterday welcoming delegates to the 17th meeting of the South East Asia LUlsoti Officers' Coiiretence totd fcilletrti. Special Commissioner m South East Asia, said that he would not attempt to deal with the food situation Itt individual territories, for
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    M.C.C TEAM IN WEST INDIES,
    70 1 M.C.C TEAM IN WEST INDIES, Bridgetown, Barbados, Jan. 6— HC.C. cricketers who are touring the West Indies playing matches m Barbados, Trinidad, British Guiana and Jamaica arrived here today. The first match against Barbados is due to start on Friday. January 9 so that the tourists, who have had a
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    Banned Society Tried To Collect Funds To Pay Off Debt-says Accused
    352 2 Banned Society Tried To Collect Funds To Pay Off Debt- says Accused •\n Indonesian accused of assisting m the m J^eut (or. alternative!^ beiqr J memjn ot 5 fanned political m^an.sat.on, A.P.1., told tie k>urt m evidence .^terday that he had famed I, r the nanw of the (..-ganisat.on m
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    SHARP DIFFERENCE OF OPINION
    177 2 SHARP DIFFERENCE OF OPINION ran i lornu'd Qiaru-ri reported ye.ste day that tbe.fl v. 'n •> vi'-P fcrence ol cprJoj b I Umt (i W it?j and Kingd< n over Aaaerican alana to a Japaacae .n- 1 t.v to th t extent \r s Ible Th'v uW t!) d!! ren<
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    BOOKIE FINED $1,000
    76 2 'From Our Own Reporter) Penaagt J&* <> Pleading mill y to a charge of being a bookmaker f. r the puffO* of negotiating bets at toe race meeting on Dec. 27, a ChUfcie Tan Ah H >ftg was o Jay fired H,«00 M- h i.-faviit serve One
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    JUNGLE ARREST
    84 2 I (From Our Own Reporter) KUALA LUMPUR, Jan. 6.— The CID today arrested an alleged 24-year-old gangster, Chong Meow alias Chong Pei, last night, m a thick jungle about 22 miles from Kuala Pilah. m the State of Negri Sembilan.~ The Chinese was arrested on a banishment warrant.
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    P.I.-UK. PACT
    46 2 MANILA. Jan. s.— lt was learned today that an aviation '.iireement between the Philippines and Britain will be signed tomorrow by Vice President Elpidio Qulrlno. concurrently Seclotary of Foreign AfTairs, and British Minister I H Foulds and will bfo-ni* effective Imme- U.P. ituateiy. I
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    KIWI LEAGUE
    13 2 Member* rf tho IU t Uatfoc wy informed ia t [rdoor
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    BING AND SINATRA END 2½ MONTH ORGY OF CROONING
    45 2 BING AND SINATRA END 2½ MONTH ORGY OF CROONING BING CROSBY Rv*.i P^'->^ve the order on Octo- r'rllTt Dinnh Sh "as wwkaT P r °P-anime f or hearse; 7 v a a am R be; h. a in ™.s!c' p n u K^^n ,neer s
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    UNION BENEVOLLE SOCIETY OFFICIAL
    88 2 The following are the office of the Union Benevolent for 1943: 3 t Mr. Chan Siew Lock P 1 1 1 j re-elected; Mr. Tan Tlan S* fl President; Mr. Chan Eng < j Treasurer re-elected; Mr. I Teng Hon: Secretary- re-e- Mr. A.RG. D'Rose Hon
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    HOUSEBREAKER CAUGHT IN TRAP SET BY FARMER
    212 2 HOUSEBREAKER CAUGHT IN TRAP SET BY FARMER It was the night of Nov. 11 last year. The wife of a Chinese lormer-hawker, living two miles on* the main Sembawang Road at the 13th. M.s., heard a house-breaker attempting to get m while her husband was away. She told her husband
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    SAILOR HAD A BLACK-AND A.S.P. HAD A SMA
    146 2 SAILOR HAD A BLACK--AND A.S.P. HAD A SMA Rfjinild dv Toit. a (J-JW^ So*** A/rfo/n .wi^^M h'trnnmtcd" pol'cnnen ,n Iff charge room nt ,»r» F'af »*n </i*f "smacked" A8 P. Hcid*to<k .^j Cour^ /l«^</ d Dv Toif p/ertrf>!<# 7*& V to row** oiMf dmnrdrrb, u\,M t\ tht Central Police Stolon
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    Mow a;; says"no"to meal with Grannie
    226 2 Mow a;; says"no"to meal with Grannie VFW YORK J\N 6. NOBODY tS THE LITTLE M of FAIRFTtLD ILLINOIS. WILL EAT WITH GREAT-GP.M MA LITTLE LILLIE WINTER, 78. After she was found not guilty a fvrt*iff*t 2?°.. *7IU murder her granddaughter. Mmjorie **^> n > y drf *U arsenic m her
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      107 2 tOOR AFTER THE HEALTH m i YOUR KIDNEYS. i A* lufferers know only too well backache ts t&*± a very painful j| 1* him' is usually B p ''^H^iAl traced to weak M<'"^v£?S'kidneys which k A )U#i^'A -ire talllnß to do EMmSt heir work of BV^Wyrl poisonous waste I Hlj
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    BIG INDIA TRADE EXHIBITION FOR PORE next MONTH
    107 3 BIG INDIA TRADE EXHIBITION FOR PORE next MONTH I. M oeKSS m the iields of trade, industiy ndlasl I" "demonstrated to the peoples ot dd; "v v an exhibition to be held by the |O fneit month sap plied by fi««s m ldil inrearU Member but was ca«Ms«d owing {S&iiSSS
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    T.C. Employees ton Helps til Refugees
    68 3 T.C. Employees ton Helps til Refugees ISisfSSorc Trai its Co:ned a sum of R>.600 each to Nehu of the Dominion It, and to At. Liaqua: Ali ifnam) of Pakistan, for work amo"? Indian refuhrou,.h voiu^iUry do I ÜBOsg the unioi memne telejrraph; kstisßVtiOSJi ipsoi by >ir. Abviul Kar»m IBt Men
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    AID GOR CHINA TO GET UNDERWAY
    104 3 AID GOR CHINA TO GET UNDERWAY WASttINOTON, Jan 6 There ate indications here that Uie final york of whipping into rhape the United States programme for long-range aid lor j China wi.i4s£t undfiway m earnest about the middle of January. Officials returning from Far Eastern pots, such as former Consul-General
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    ONCILIATION WITH RUSSIA
    59 3 ONCILIATION WITH RUSSIA H States mad»- a doublf- pita hr ec^eiliaUoa wfatfi t United -Little As^mbly" boyH^by t.f entire Soritt bbc ■>r the dr?t time today. H I'riteii s ;U( delegate. B Austin, m the first B from he floor i;.c Woe to end the boyeot »iured i he Soviet
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    NGSTER WISHED HIS CTIM:"MERRY X'MAS"
    108 3 [H the Ministry of l sn headquarters at Christmas morning, l°*i addrcs^ed each ttumbers-f r „n cne to d raider surprised two Charles Jones, 58, nem t 0 chai SS M m. o r: aa tied us up we heard others jnovJ|»f a&PUt ami I
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    He Wanted A "Pick-Me-Up"-And Police Picked Him Up
    125 3 ■Mi","""" h< Hie charge and said that because of "the weaAhir" he felt unwell, and thought he would get some brandy. 'I thought the best place to fmd some brandy would be the captain's cabin." he said. "Soon after I entered the
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    Death Came In Gas-Filled Cold Chamber To 4 Men
    253 3 A verdict of "death by misadventure" was returned by the Singapore Coroner, Mr W. G. Porter, at the end of the inquiry into the death of fee tour dockyard labourers wfco died m gasfilled cold chamber on board tfce ss. Xarbada
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    UNICORN'S CLUB
    127 3 the Unicorn* Clwb held l on^pcc. at No. M St: |WWC*» 5?? i" i,0..«. tbe foliowtaf were elea«J o«ce-be^crs for JPIJ- President: Mr. StU«r*ai, tßee:ected>; gecwUry: Mr, Secretary: MTj:*»neth J*° <*<>*■ s#cwtV) Mr. Kenneth Tlo. Hon> Trwwrer: Mr. O. |l- ?erum»l A*&t. Sony: TieasuTM-: Mr. I>»ke U&**' Representative
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    It made D-Day Possible
    34 3 the miitiAturc Mulberry ttaf jot* has ccwe to Sntiptx* jnd it stttk bdtig rltUd up tt th« VkCirv'* M^moHpl ttalF where it witt be on exhibiUoo from ft^dgy this wtek.
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    MINIATURE MULBERRY HARBOUR COMES TO SINGAPORE
    237 3 The original Mulberry Har-; bour whith made D-Dty possible travelled ICO miles from its lish tases to tie Normandy beachi feut the model .Mm berry nas beaten its original foi it has travelled over 16JW0 mile* on its travels to Singapore. So popular was
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    HUK LEADER TO SURRENDER
    70 3 HUK LEADER TO SURRENDER MANILA, Jt-n. 6.— It was teoi L^i^ Tarvc supreme fttad .of the tUisfeftt- HutfctUthap ojfaniwtion. saw Senate |*re«iaens icse Ave:iro, yesterday, m cop- aißftiri wftti ffee lattsr's propofgls for tije $i*r«nJder cf Taruc. made ronnter-offers to Avelino's "un-cn4ltk>Ral snirwicl^r'' Urms -jjjw n wa« iHHIersUKHI T*^wc w.ri>J(<
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    $35,000 FOR BOYS' CAMP
    36 3 X?OH, The propose^ Jjjtofc Boys* C«mp to oe miUt on a nitte-»cre |^>t In S*iitin |U*H ftortjon of 435,000 from .*4 jae x>-> tO-tmeat jo n^H the project m tbe n«ar futwc.
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    THE Ss.-A-DAY DOG.
    62 3 IX>NDON. J»n NORMAN WJfcKJNSON. .40. PHntg.'. a r^r,?e t^:^ Mv d e°l^t «.p«t .or the m^- f rates. But Jam convinced thai my dog is i™*?™ 1 fhimm r, «/f is against my principles t j have H pun shed for somethma j SStrocuSTif the dog was
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    He was a modern Sir Galahad -but it didn't last long
    235 4 LONDON, Jan. fi.-Derek Fearn. strode i,, t0 police station, brandished a rusty sword, demanded tn;«t the girl he loved should be •'•Stand Mill, or you will B« this." he told Serpj OZZ ..,a Poll.*- Constable B«*| at SMthirell (Noitsi
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    Heavy Fines for Tobacco Offences
    182 4 Heavy Fines for Tobacco Offences Htftff fines were ImpOftd "n tvo founf HakkioM hv Mnpistr«ti X f: o.hii-t.s, ;it th<- Third Police ''"nit peiterday, when they pin found pjilfy <>f Importtaf dutiable tobacco 74,500 itlcki of Gold n.tk'- clganttei on Nov. 30 hist year Tin* offewdtri wwe Pfic Qran <2.
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    Malaya was meant to be a little Manchukuo
    302 4 Malaya was meant to be a little Manchukuo lokio. Jan. 6 Hidt-kl Tojo, under cross-examination today, admitted that the Japanese policy envisaged the extension throughout Asia o' the "Man- cbufruo" pattern of puppet rule. He said Japan anticipated that an Alhtd clhipsr m the Europran'uur u-nuld Innr the WJ" "f
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    CEYLONESE LEAVE FOR HOLIDAYS
    81 4 When the troopship Oorgic left Singapore yesterday afternoon for the United Kingdom, she embarked 451 Ceylonese nationals, of whom 300 were civilians and the rest Ceylonese servicemen. Almost all the civilian passengers are the families of Ceylonese who are domiciled m Malaya re turning on home
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    "Twelfth Night" Children's Party
    69 4 "Twelfth Night" Children's Party Over a hundred children were entertained at the "Twelfth Night" party held at the Singapore Redemptorist Priests' Mona 3tery m Thomson Road, yesterday. In spite of the inclement weather, the children enjoye<j themsdves with swings, see-saws and merry-go-rounds, treasure hunts and ended with a cinema treat
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    Children played hide-and-seek— Sheena found a gun
    58 4 «M four, hvvd U l Tl« 1 ?4lB* > "n<l-.so,.|< L t To P |a y hideHn<| him. <W **iO»d to Atni D^ and *S c u *«l»n^U)n inquest. "i -w\sK a to pu fi id^ he aida corner. P a gUn froni
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    Sout-East Asia Harmony
    53 4 Mr. Guibaut, Consul General 'or France m Singapore, Special Envoy of the French Republic to the Burmese Government on the occasion of the Independence Celebrations m Rangoon, conveyed th c French Government's good wishes to the President of the young Republic tion Mr T r l c
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    Ah Exhibition To Am School Building
    309 4 (Tribune Staff Reporter) In order to finance a scneme tor enlarging me secunaw Cni.iese Scnooi. Jonore, of wmcn ne is neaa-master, Mr. Jonnscn Lee is holding an exnitmion sale 01 iUO of h*s water-coiours at the C.V.M.C.A. m Selegie Road. Tnis is tiis sixtn
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    29 4 A newcomtir to the screen lovely red-headed Arlene Dahi. I iner model, has a featured role i' MGM's "Virtuous, a <?fl comedy ichich stars Van Johnson and June Allyson^M
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    ON EXTORTION CHARGES
    84 4 ON EXTORTION CHARGES Goh K,e Seng, a Zi-vM Chinese, was at th e SecssM gistrate's Court yvsterday.H manded m police custody U hours for further investigj on two charges of atumpttß tortion alleged to have tftfl within three days of each rtj Goh claimed trial to attj ing to extort
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    Advisory Coun Meets Tomorrow
    23 4 A meeting of the AdJ Council will be held torn™ at the Municipal Council m ber at 10 a.m.
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      35 4 «»d ion* off on a «»«fLu2. F !l To cautiously towards fh« Nrry M tfc,,, 9^ Ir M ll M^ W" 1 •■< ••towfHairfi'i M»}« I'^ith •no tint to lot*. and ovmmolloil yor Hank wit* I
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    E GIVES 'GLAMOUR' TO MALE STARS
    1095 5 E GIVES 'GLAMOUR TO MALE STARS Nf?V j t, ,>.!< I'" I' l P< ><to,< I That's tddfe Schmidt, Hollywood tailor WOOD Dm M Then* 'i (mil c |p R i'-o Drivi m lilli wh ll ESddtti And it Ls he who has those suits Claik Gal wearing on the
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    3 Judges Agree The Scotwwn Was Right
    177 5 LONDON. Jan. s— Three Lcrd Jufi'ieti have docided the Scotsman who says his matrli rnonial troubles are no concern of an English court is right. Lor^ Justices Tucker, Bucknill and Cohen all agreed on the point at the Law Courts, and allowed th
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    Communist Influence In Indonesia
    246 5 LONDON. Jan. 6:— Chirjres 'ha. C mmunLst influence is increnno m tho Gov»>: rment and political and i^ustrial organisations of f 'e Indonesian Republic are made mi n a memorandum published by th e Dutch "National COmmifee tp* Commonwealth IViity". The Committee is a priva >
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    Pole Maimed TO Lead Robbers
    106 5 LONDON, Jan. 4. Stanislas? Zborowski, 25-year-old Polish sot dler, sentenced at Chelmsford. to six years' penal servitude f or* t a I score of robberies, planned to terI rorise Britain as leader of an armed robber band. At least ten of hl3 friends their intention
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    ALL-METAL FLYING BOAT
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      The People Of Malaya
      250 6 The political and economic history of Malaya is 00 closely connected with its demographic history that the new census figures for i te Malayan Union are of more than academic interest A perusal of the census figures reveals ti c emergence of new trends which m
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      Sex Ratio
      108 6 Another (actor which militated against a natural increase m Malaya's population was the abnormal sex ratio, particularly among the immigrants. In \W\ there was an excess of b 32,636 males over Females but now this figure naa been reduced to 284.270. This is an important fact as it
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    BRITISH SOLDIERS' UNWILLING TASK IN JAVA
    848 6 Books Of The Week I I "Java Revisited/ by Johan Fabricius (Heineman). Johan Fabricius is a Dutch journalist of repute and the author |o nine or more books. His newest book has been translated from the Dutch by Mr. M. S. Stephens, and. as
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    CHINESE ASSETS IN U.S.A.
    210 6 HONGKONG. -Assets m the United States privately held by i Chinese individuals or Corporations amount to between U3- $300,000,000 and $1,000,000,000 according to the Far Eas:ern Economic Review. In addition, resources m the US. owned by or at the disposal of the Chinese Government amount to
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    Arms And The Man
    42 6 ALLAHABAD.— A gun *h;« was conflscffted m 1931 from tw late Pandit Motilai Nehru. ther of India's Prime Min^ Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, returned to Pandit Nehru Pandit Motilai Nehru's n is inscribed on the gun.- -X v i
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    Meditation
    18 6 Blessed are they which d< W and thirst after riphteoi :sre» for they shall be filled. 5:6).
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    Around The Town
    1057 7  -  VERA ARDMORE L-* WITH Le SNvi-nmt'ng Kantind peKrittl Rid v- r i had Rh3tr.,: the P^ «-rt rat Hr I i itti W* l^ W :o I not.ced w ten we::-du ssed V V rtf |I*W by ■c: Bcurh.li and his X" /Dd7 v: iu<:t ir Australia,
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      19 7 PiP" —^Uixnvv. »'ot'o^ S ""I You, 5 U ""-a m Book »•*> AyCIT s Y T Bo o r •^^"sap,,,./
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      121 7 Just PuUish^d Kellys Directory of Merchants, Manufacturers and Shippers for 1947 I for Great Britain British Empire with sup- t plement for other Countries $43W Australian Manufacturers Directory 517.0« kl-LLV A WALSH Ltt>. BOOKSELLERS. STATIOXfeRS, PRINTERS. place. SlNCiAPOftfe. I I C. fa tAMG j Pewter Witt Bali Heads I Siameie
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    KEL of M IND
    213 8 KEL of M IND Little, if anything at allfl of Malaya's fishing .rv-.I is. perhaps v M of this country's r.'j^H tivities- and yet it cc 9 play a very bi£ part -I daily life. The pictures on this by the (Yntt.i iffic* <M niation. London, v of the role
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    Tax Investigators Probe Note Flood
    101 8 Eft. SSri <•>•■"• s heon a .V th.' lam number ot r hi.nnir an.l b»-«*n paid Into rtij to BM banks MMI paM In i "r waM.s of noto.« ov. tn, counSS That won!-! WOUM suspicion Jewellery an<l other things an.i n-a.ly m«n« S*hintnor»»H nl
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    Mother in death cell reprieved, father to die
    98 8 Mother in death cell reprieved, father to die LONDON, .lan r> m the condemned cell at Hollowly jail, Mrs. ■•to Pray, 42, was told she h:us ten reprieved. Bui the Home Secretary has refueed to Intervene m the cue "f her lover. Vtctorrlaao MfitHnrt, p, with whom riM was lentenced
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    WOMAN! SHOT DEA AT AIRPOR
    102 8 LONDON, Ja-n. T^J were heard as Mrs30, was walking en n« ™J Hur n (Hapte) Airp '3 an^ i(\e fell wounded. soon af erwards. Her husband, W»»'»J| was founcl nearly woun4 m bb neck an m hospital m a serio«s cobj A double-barrelled => near
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      70 8 OLD CLOTHES 111 film WADE NEW! IJ ifj^^ h Dr\ Clawing, D\rwg |1r and invisible Mending WASHINGTON DRY CLEANING CO 412, orchard Rd .Telephone *****. .Singapore fomnletlon within 24 hours including Collection and Delivery I Attractive Afternoon Frocks IfS S Beautt f ul 'ftwing Gowns I 10<7 c DISCOUNT. ti^Sni
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    TAN-CENTER YA's FISHING TRY
    150 9 ESrt- «-N 18 herfolk a»^ their nets and lines preparatory to their next excursion into the h; mMc dwellings whore, pre-;-^e th-ir plain meals and braeiv wave a farewell as their >Vn start out on their task of hnnjrmp bHck the.r silvery Th?SitantB of Kelantan'a flshinp
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    new Opium Den Password
    121 9 Jan. V Kxo-ut.riir warra.' the uns.v. Cf Scotljjd a pt»woH to 4n jpium dM hi Wa rn r nham C .r-r^l. oujrl <:■■ vai V1 5 EfcmiMi to In ►aratiOn an,i smok'T.p nd witb !<: -tr cund i of prepared Opium, an,: a pipe bowl With
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    A who loved girl freed
    27 9 Jan 5. Richani loventry postman, has iv round to help him days he spent m priIng m love with the idderley. 2f>-year-olil
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    Bible For en, He Said
    38 9 Bible For en, He Said Jan 5 Certain 0!'-! Tettamcßt are kil p to read an-1 10 part :r. relieious was stated at the E'.iucational Asso>n>ion ard Whitehouse. preScoitty for Research aske.i that a coniup to consi'V. TIM
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    29 9 X JL Lorn Norton, of FilWirwkkihtre as jailed for defying forbidding him tf I muidi of the hail ton at Cowntiv heM that he had om empf an.i order.
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    More in U.K. Jail Than Fo 34 Years —Bui fewer Women Prisoners
    196 9 More in U.K. Jail Than Fo 34 Years Bui fewer Women Prisoners LONDON. Jan. s.— Number of people m jail ha» reached iU highest figure for thirty four year* This wa» 17,300. the daily average prison population on July 8 last, says the report of the Prison i Commissioners, issued
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    SHE BOSSED 22 MEN
    52 9 SHE BOSSED 22 MEN Schoolmistress Jean Riding, 22, of Queen's Park-road. Blackburn, Lanes, refereed i Kew Year's Day football match between Married and Single Men at Blackburn. "We chose Miss Biding because shehas a thorough knotoledge of tho rules", said the Rev. W. Molyneiuc. loho organised the match. "She kept
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    Head Boy Headmaster
    123 10 Head Boy Headmaster RUGBY. Jan 5, A who was nead t> #v t ol the school XI to headmaster of Rugby was announced today q Arthur Ffcrde. 47. h as n an invitation U succeed H. B Wron wh retfai end o r July. Sir ArtbL Rugby School from 1914
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    Wants To India In
    99 10 NEW DfeLHl. Jan. 5, rltative quarters stated that Karl Mount batten r or- General of India, rum to Britain somtd vreen April and J une U Official quarters saM posa! had b|«n made! stays on In India Tor t year, as reported Car! Mountbatten stt press
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    'BISHOPS STAY BEST HOTS
    70 10 LONDON. Jan. 4.-I*l Bryn Thomaa, of Baihan 3.W.. told the Church Al Westminster that one hil did not know how the lived when m Lon lon I meetings. Later he told a iepoj some members couKi d the cheapest "bed and brt When he came from
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    A case of 'Jove locked in'
    76 10 LONDON. Jan 3— Hundred, of people m Piccadllly-circj: watched five policemei dealing with a man who had eiambere. up l|je Eros fountain and wa.« dirjinj affectionate! v bir tena< ously around Cupid's neck. While the policemen climbed or to the fourvlaia basin to persua^
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    Bank Surver Philipping
    38 10 Bank Surver Philipping MANILA. J.n.' reliably learned X ban* officials an to the PhilJPP ir f nectlon with tin pin c request for $100,000,000 Th t offic als the country s fia and detern.ine tf| to pay U.P.
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    WITH EYES WIDE OPEN
    1020 11  -  Thomas Mack 4 SDC-DA V SERIAL By Steve Meets a Strange Gf*i P of People and Then-} p reslo! Realizes Who His Captor fteaMy Is J 3f*sf< of M*9 fi hank r,'-'«- lf Jli forced BtiW to tn'n mi l ir ip r.f. f/ S&' h
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    Woman Cleared At Inquest On Laver
    268 11 LONDON, Jan. 5. Mrs. Dilys Beatrice Webber, SO, last week heard Home Office specit•;sts bear out her atory of the death of the man with whom she had been living, Charles Cotton 43 After the Stockport. Cheshire, her solicitor. Mr. J. P. Mooney. said
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    U.S. MARINES TO REINFORCE MEDITTERANEAN WATERS
    375 11 MOREHEAD CITY. North Caiollna, Jan. s.— United Stat s marines reported to be 900 to 1.000 strong sailed lor the Mediterranean today. Virtual wartime secrecy was clamped on thj operation. but wa t erfront watchers reported they had full combat equipment including taa^s and
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    GREEK CALL TO THE COLOUS
    216 11 ATHENS, Jan. s.— The Greek Government today called 42.000 more men to the colours to meet the challenge of "a foreign help:ed rebellion. The new mobilization came as Government i artillery flgnter bombers hammered away at guerrilla holdouts m the hills north of KoniUa. The
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    RED CROSS HEROINE MARRIES
    104 12 RED CROSS HEROINE MARRIES HAMPTON. Middlesex. Jan. s.— Miss Nancy Redhead— Red Cross nurse heroine o! a 1945 shipwreck off the Nicobar Islands —was married here today tj Major Murray .Band. M.C.. whom she first met when h e was organising refugte^camps m Java, i When a 900-ton transport full
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    280 12 1 LONDON. Jan. ft. A v--*n X." Ikt of a femer 11-V ri^rve police offWr. tcld court how. acting on police fitSUli g n^wasa Professional blackmailer William Stanle> Caldecott. aged 36. a tailor, of Clarendonstreet Westminster, was charged with demanding £50 from
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    52 12 ATHERTON. LANCS. Jan 4 A reu nion that fail*! to turn out f?!SS iS thought t0 acc^nt for a t^pay which cost the n o 35-year-01.l Charles Radcliffe i uk d e 2^«. ami Frank Holmes! Ight' Prom th !f k shall all; 3 had ZZ bankTn/ 3
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    Lyan Share Quotations
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    93 13 The market opened firm and steady with business for No. 1 Jan. f.o.b done at 44f cts. It eased a littl c by noon but subsequently turned steadier when business m nearbys was done. In the afternoon the market was. quiet with very little business passing, though nearbys
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    PREDICTS WOULD GOLD BOOM
    168 13 SYDNEY. Jan. 6.— Claiming that a price rise m gold m Ausi tralia and the whole world was most lik* ly. Mr. L. Rubinstein, a director of the North Deborah •Company, suggested at a meeting m Bendigo (Victoria) that tho Government should stabilise the Australian price
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    Mother Sobs On Hearing Sou Sentenced to 10 Years
    247 13 On ruarng a sentence oT 10 years' rigorous imprisonment and 12 strokes of the rotan passed on a sturdy young Chinese yesterday, his mother broke down and sobbed broken-bcartedly at the Singapore Assizes. The sobs came from the gallery of the
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    Prifein Sends Plaque To A.A.M.
    192 13 Prifein Sends Plaque To A.A.M. The Governor cf Singapore. Sir Franklin Gimson, yesterday presenter to the Automobile Associa'ion of Malaya a plaque whidh the Government had received from the Ministry of Air cTaft Production m England m recognition of a rift £5,000 for the purchase cf a fighter aircraft. The
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    Tins Firm
    34 13 The Singapore Share Brokers' Association reports: The market again opened with a good deal of activity m tin shares and prices were firm. Industrials were steady with limited amount of business passing.
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    SUNSHINE HOTELS FOR OLD PEOPLE
    409 13 SUNSHINE HOTELS FOR OLD PEOPLE Britain is to build a chain of "Sunshine Hotels" for old folk. Power to make this provision is made m the National Assistance Bill, which has passed its second reading m the House of Commons. The Bill, which was supported by every side of the
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    Market Notes A Jottings
    158 13 Market Notes A Jottings (From Our Financial Corr.) Whether th e local share market merely followed London or whether it took special encouragement from the statement by the Malayan Union Governor at the Advisory Council meeting, It certainly maintained its firmness for tins. Rubbers on the other hand have hardly
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    3-month bride murdered after new year's eve dance: husband held
    452 14 LONDON, JaiL 6.-Bobert Gorrinw has been pdwithn ii Phyllis, his bride of three Lhs, outside a X- v fear's En dance at the l unbikJge Wells A- embly Rooms. She was las{ sten alivi m IhC dan:o hall after ijic
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    185 14 LONDON, Jan 6 -Blarkmarkrt<fvs and taxi-dodgers threaten t> paralyze every day business Hie m Pritain with a new racket- the hoarding of silvtr coins The fear thai the Bank of Kncland j s about to call m the prrfti-nt Hank note issue and replace it with new notes has
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    Olympic Sports Committee
    46 14 lh,. meeting O f delegates o f the Board of Control of Gnmes. Sina apuro Olympic Sports Committee, nxed 'or J a n. 12 has cp- n postponed to .T-»n 19 Iho meeting will b p held at th "VMC.A. at 5.30 p.m.
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    BABY IS BORN IN TAXI At FLOODED ROADSIDE
    196 14 LONDON. Jan. 6. A doctor, warned by telephone from a tiny hamlet that a mother-to-be on her way to hospital was m a taxi marooned at the roadside by flood water, raced to her aid by ambulance. But before he arrived, a
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    CRIPPLED GIRL FELL DOWN STEPS-CURED
    68 14 CRIPPLED GIRL FELL DOWN STEPS-CURED LQNPON, Jan. 6. Poreen Tbomson,. H. uas crippled Swr two years. Then she fell down a flight of staus— and cured herself. tot nipht she said: "I don't nr. d a bath-chair any more." The t:es of porer^s left fo.t had Wen stiit and iuMed
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    Chung Cheng Soccer
    72 14 The Chung Cheng High School XI will meet the Chinese High School Old Boys m a iriendly soccer match tomorrow ,at the Jalan Besar Stadium &t 5.15 pm. The C.C.H.S XI will be selected from the followi ing:_ Cheng San, Chan Ho^ Soon Onn, Kwok Kwong. Chit
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    ANNA NEAGLE IS VOTE QUEEN OF THE sCROE
    159 14 ANNA N EAGLE IS VOTE QUEEN OF THE sCROE LONDON, Jan. 6. British film exhibitors have elected Anna N'eagle as Queen of the Screen m 1947 In n popularity J*'H **'<* **V Ihr -Met i<>n Future Hn-ald." covering (ill international stars, exhibitors placd Anna third to Bfng Cruvhu end Je>me*
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    BRIDAL GO VEIL STOR FROM C
    54 14 BRIDAL GO VEIL STOR FROM C LONDON, J I bridal gown i ~M irom a parked <• ...:M port-street. \V M The loser is 111 j9 ii.au Johr.:o. 9 Eastcote. Middlesex. A relative said -I "Douglas is l" J Chkhester m a rsj« he had gone to z-M to collect
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    56 14 Poses As H Rooks H Luxury hotel-keepesH cut Britain have betzfl look out for a girl citfl as a "millionaire supfl daughter.'' The girl, aged abouM a story that sh? m stranded after havngfl Iran, and that he: iufl gone en. I She pretends to -M with the hotel that
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    135 14 WEST WHARF Godown 2 Strathnaver Godown 3/4 Merlimon. Godown 5 City of Lucknovk Godown 6 7 Melanpus Godown 8/9 Trevethoe Godown 13 14 Cuacom. Godown 15/16 Nelous. EHFTWS'DOCK Godown 17 18 Fort Bruswick Godown 20 Port Deaslake Godown 21 Segamat Godown 34 Manx Marine Cast evllle. Godown 25
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      237 14 .wa megacycles per seC ond ta RED NETWORK I.M Ustener's Favouritas; 3£& pT 225 metres c W<f R l3! AN 2M?5i«- S3 on the medium a y e band Th>t Mandarin Selections. 0.30 J service can also b, heard on a 12 00 9nn Are »rotl»ers" In Amojr: J| Tai
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    Earl Buns 40 Ancestors To Clead Up Family Vault
    451 15 n r spenc-r* jog- x onshifi rA v Mi! p. near ■°Lv '.v:rc cOn-Ml-wi HI I irtl 1:: > Ivl/vW1 v 1/vW thir.v-flve, ■1? :vy ar.cu. or. from Hr raolt, v. lY e be<*n i\ ut "V itidy— I njr." he
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    na To Buy an Liners
    116 15 1. 6-Sh n rsung K:..r.' Oeneral Manager Kr..-? llerchanti Steam X companj, da >' ■th-^ 15 American-jHillt Biased by jh« Company ■r. CniDejp wateri next WtA negotiations were Hto purcbafc ocean ttn- c; e than 10.000 UAI Hps ilittd\ purchased Bl'r.it-d Stat-.s. averagHons each. w:i!
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    gratulations To China
    66 15 gratulations To China M Q Jar. 6 -Congra- messages including m K:ng George of Bn, W/emjer Josef Sialin of V been pouring into ■f s c capital following, ■rcement of the new r *;?sent Auriol ot xS*** of tho N>. P d if B ene s of CzeB^?^ Jiian Pe
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    Village Moassacre 12 Yean For Jap
    297 15 (From Out Own Reporter! Kuala Lumpur. JBn. 6.— Major Yckokoji Kyomi. a Japanese officer, who was charged before the War Crimes Court here with be:ng concerned In the killing b> bayonetting of many ci?i!lan residents of Joo Loong l/>ong village, Jelebu. m Negri Sembllan.
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    Rebuilding China
    56 15 Nankin*. Jan. 6. Seml-offl-tinl source today said Minis er Of Communications Yu Ta-wei and Pei Tsu Yee, former Central Rank G-vernor, will be arm- pfl rninuttiy m a prepared memoranda do'rfilin^ tie Chin- o*p Oovfi-nmfnt's plan* for re- j wnWing wartorn Chin a with ncrnal resources a,^ American
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    PERS CLEAN-UP STORES AT BARGAIN SALES
    82 15 i vnc-e before the war. Early today a few bareain on or* were aga iV Q'«eii r ~ig for i rtregmi and coo/s at reduced prices and reduce^ coupons rates hut excitement had died down. s ales managers believed most housewives thought all best
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    Doctors Not Prepared For Atomtic tomb Attecks
    141 15 CLEVELAND, Jan. 6. —The; President of the American Medical Association today warned j that his profession was not prepared for atomic bomb attacks, m which there would be mass casualties. Dr. Edward Boris, opening the AMA mid- year meeting, reminded the 3.000 assembled
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    Lien Hwa Basketball Team To Tour Indies
    143 15 Tlw Singapore Lien Hwa Basket ball team will $or \y be lecvirsr for Java where arraigement- are beinf made for a serie« of matches m Ba avia Pandofi? and Scurabaya. On the return trip, Den Hw» v.ill fo on to Medan for a
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    "BAFs" INVALID IN GERMANY
    101 15 "BAFs" INVALID IN GERMANY Hamburg, Jan. 6.— British Occupation Army money— vouchers known as "Bafs"— became inva- lid at midnight tonight Monday to prevent its further vs c by German racketeers. An order issued by the British Rhine Army headquarters said t*e money could be exchanged only m recognising pay
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    SIAM COLLECTS FOR RICE
    33 15 SIAM COLLECTS FOR RICE BANGKOK. Jan. <J.— Britain paid Slam $1AM,90% tor December rice deliveries, it was revealed here today. The payment is biggest thus far Previous biggest was m Au- gust.—] Reuter
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    Merrilads Soccer
    48 15 the Sports Section Of the tterrilads Musical Association brought tiieir aeven-a-side soccer competition to a successful conclusion last SuT.day a; the Karikal Road ground when Ong Swee Hock's team defeated Tar. En? Kiats team by 7-4 goal? after extra 'ime when the score stood at 4-all.
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    $30,000 AID FOR FLOOD VICTIMS
    193 15 $30,000 AID FOR FLOOD VICTIMS (From Out Own ttefrottet) i*OC i*a. 6.-More Ulan 530,000 ha» been sjfctii by ike State Welfare ifefcftttttifciit on relief work for ffcftafl of the recent floods at Kuala ft&ttgsar, Leng f one, frarit and Grik. This was revealed by Mr. R. H. Weller, who presided
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    60 15 11 /From Our Own Reporter J IPOH, Jan. s.— At yesterday's meeting of foe perafc Welfare Council, the chairman; Mr. It- Weller, State Welfare Ofl&cer, announced a gift of $1,000 from the Sultan of J»era* to the Welfare Department for relief work. This gift had
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    39 15 BAGDAD, Jan. 6— The Iraq Army today celebrated its 26th anniversary. Shafcir Alwadi, Minister of Defence, said: "I assure the nation that Iraq has one of the best armies m the Middle Fast" Reuter
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    74 16 BLOW THE WHISTLE h\ notahw FOOTBALL i. tnt Mr nt th> Th> i i» it li mm imy.lM ,i to attack him Police f M ro thr fUld to attack the l*,hn who ftrnl t»mmi(-<j»n n,Uey» m the an Ctov<V* reply WM H hurl 4mm "t the ptHm\ injuring U
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    86 16 ....OR WAVE THE FLAG A VOOTUALL linrsin<in "fr. J Allan Ijttttny nurnfcU-rixid, fiimnthtir. wan shot m front <>/ 40 000 }n<ipl*' nt th* PrmtonHvrvlrt/ uuifth <m lio.nnij D<iy. >l vxis tfVtllfri A/trr Ifti match h» l>>nml htx 'h<rt *<>iikrtt m ttloutt Mr LolUy tnld th Daily Mirrui "I itportitt t<>
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    62 16 P. ATA VIA, Jan f> police havt UTNUd 11 Mnbwn oi an if -<ion«'.sian torrorist "suicidf nj;i'l" M|d to b«' reHponsible for homemade bomb attacks which ■i iv«> kllli>i| two pooplp here un<l injured 17 within the last thn.-e Wtkg, tIM N'i'ttierlan.l.s News tgipcy nptrted today, 'I'hiilten
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    586 16 1A Mi .<,:•■ ttmmi ntj RE VPPEARS TO HE AT URAOT A DOtKN TIKS ALRKADY X*™ AUSTRALIAN TEAM WWJJJ WILL TOUR BJTCLANDTOW SUMMER WITH THE NAME <>* THI MANAGER OF THE ThAM ALREADY ANNOIWVED. IT IS CONSIDERED ALMOST CERTAIN THAT DON BRADMAN
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    86 16 BURMA'S FIRST PRESIDENT PROCLAIMED Rangooon. Jan. 6.~-Soa ShwiThaik was proclaimed President of independent Burma today m a religious ceremony conducted by 30 Brahmins and attended by Burmese Cabinet and foreign diplomats. After th c ceremony British ambassador Reginald Bowker visited the Jubllev Hall to lay wreaths m respoct for ex-Premi-
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    WOMAN ALIVE AFTER 36 HOURS UNDER DEBRIS
    139 16 JERUSALEM, JAN 6 ROVat A^'Xf AF| EH TOIL N^ ALL NIGHT IN THE FLICKER ING LIGHT OF TORCHES To" DAY BROUGHT ALIVE FROM iSAIPIIf E C X U P P LOSION IN JERU- bulance nel l the WalUng am Jn the sudden hush,
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    250 16 TEACHERS ACCUSE MR.NEWBOULT OF BIAS The Malayan Teachers' Union \could be the alst body to acfi'ocate a lowering of standards, but will continue to object strongly if paper qualifications, facilities for acquiring which do not exist m Malaya, are prescribed to recruit a special class of men and women to
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      72 16 British P.C. S In Palestine Jerusalem. Jan. 6—A I constable was shot an<j day m Jaffa by unidentiii sailants. believed to be j but n Jeruiak-m. despi^i die firing through the njj one bombing incident, were no casualties Intermittent firing wenti about three hours. Early 1 morning Jewish house infl
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      82 16 TOKYO, Jan. 6 -The s cution today closed its< examination of Qenerall Tojo, former Japanese ft after Tojo had declared i international court tryin for war crimes that he 1 had committed no either legal or moral m ever he had to do will war. Tojo strongly
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      163 16 BRIDGETOWN, Barbados. 6. G. O. Allen, captaa manager of the M.CC. which arrived here today. I ed a leg while training on! ship during the trip and I likely to play m the fir* starting on January 21. Immediately on hifl arrfl the "Tetela". Allen told >« Prseton.
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      41 16 LEOPOLD ASKS FOR POPULAR VOTE Brussels, Jan. 6- PJJ pold of Belgium, no* s exile m Switzerland. v» message to the Beltfuj" ment which is believed* t that th« question o> n» be put to popular vote. reliably k-arned here Reuter.
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