Morning Tribune, 8 January 1948

Microfilm: NL2328
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    13 1 MORNING TRIBUNE W mauum^ s 10 J__WJ S {0 v- ._L__fl THI'RSDAY. JAN^^H^^
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    MALAYA'S RICE: PARTLING CLOSURE
    153 1 MALAYA'S RICE: PARTLING CLOSURE A JUST MISSED GOiOVT RICE RATIONS. ks had reached such a had it not been for the chase of 20.000 ton* Philippines, there would no ration at all. out the startling disnadfi yesterday by the Union and Singapore tative at the ltth amof iwfthtMJ Asia Officer*.
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    UNKNOWN
    18 1 t,' an 1 rail- «'»«>! Jaffa and Mitm ri manned Cl M t SUPP es t0 Reute r
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    OCKERS TO STRIKE AGAIN
    323 1 111 call^ Ur B °ar<J a er »>anded m yejtenJay at 12 noon witb a 48-hour notice. Mr K. Pataraja. Secretary of we Singapore Harbour Labourmn Union said that th demands were not new oneswere m fact old issues. certain amendments to an agreement (unsigned) made
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    DECEMBER ACCIDENTS HIT NEW PEAK: BAD WEATHER IS CAUSE NO. 1
    371 1 DECEMBER ACCIDENTS IN SINGAPORE REACHED THE ALL-TIME RECORD OF 604. BRINGING TRAFFIC COLLISIONS IN THE COLONY FOR THE YEAR TO 6.3*5 PROBABLY THE HIGHEST IN MOTORING HERE Of the 6.395 acckJenU 151 wert recorded a* fatal, involvtnf |if death*,
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    SECRET RADIO STATIONS SEIZED
    40 1 Shanghai. Jan. 7.— The City Police have seized two more secivt radio stations which allegedly w.re m contact with communications m Hongkong as well as receiving messages for big-time market speculators. Code books were seized U.P.
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    MORE LEADS LIDES AS FLOODS WORSEN
    409 1 MORE LEADS LIDES AS FLOODS WORSEN UNION GOVERNOR STRANDED THE FLOODS IN CENTRAL JOHORE. WHICH HAVE CAUSED THE MOST SERIOUS DISRUPTION op rail traffic for many years, worsen. ED LAST NlOttt AS HEAVY RAIN CONTINUteb TO FALL INCESSANTLY. Rain was pouring heavily ichen our correspondent m Labis rang up at
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    Rubber All-Time Record
    139 1 Rubber All-Time Record Oct »n *to%pm*nt* «f xuhk** from smr*por? *iwj M»e M*»»y*n Vnkm dwrinf W7 r***ed tfie iwr mlWw w*f^ showing »<>o»t 75 per cent tacrf**f om IW Total shipment from Singapore and Malayan Union ports i for last year amounted to 953,--697 tons, the corresponding figure for 1946
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    Dinner For 10 $1.8 Million!
    43 1 SHANGHAI, Jan. 7. The Shanghai City Government today raised the restaurant menu celling prive from CN$l 2 million to $1.8 million for a "table" of 10 diners. The ceiling o-.~. foreign-style food was proportionally raised to $180,000. U.P.
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    MEXICO QUAKE
    33 1 Mexico crry, Jan. 6 ab earthquake shook Mexico City: briefly at 7.26 a.m. OMI and" swayed buildings but lasted only ■v few seconds. "Hiere was no immediate report of damage.— U.P.
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    MORE GREEK FORCES
    36 1 WASHINGTON, Jan. 7. The U.S. State Department announced that the American Mission m Greece has been authorized to divert "$l5 million from economic reconstruction to finance increases ir. the Greek armed forces. U.P.
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    Quake Shocks
    38 1 Baghdad, Jan. 7.— four earthquake shocks struck the Penjutfc district of Northern Jraq today, and two were felt m Talafar aiSt Zakho m the same area 60 milt* north of Mosul. Ho damage was reported. Reuter
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    He wanted a passage to heaven so he hanged himself
    180 2 He wa nted a passage to heaven so he hanged himself ?HRfkTiIAS VCORVINC THE B4)l>i UK »-YKAH M,N,;r ||!;.VICIPAL LABOUR. Hi NADAISON TI h l „n.iH hrn life 'luring i Hindu holy peri.*.! called "Aakaies! rhfdi <• wimefK ed H IP« r».-' 21 an.! '-mU-I at ril '/clock) UM foWowta|
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    HIS TROUBLES BEGAN WITH PILES -AND THEY DIDN'T END WITH OPIUM
    194 2 HIS TROUBLES BEGAN WITH PILES -AND THEY DIDN 'T END WITH OPIUM Wtth thr yuiHini/ of temtmot r 'he First D.HtTirf Court >/+■>• terOay, th» cirtat* fH OH •lory Of n muUUr-i'i*ii Chin'-.'.' i:b> i»raii-sc ht ctnlnuttii pile* iinrimi the occupation. v "rafttr a M drinks" an<i ,'/i»«n upturn. Stmminmj
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    MANCHURIA LULL ENDS
    139 2 Shanghai. Jan. 7— The one week lull en the Manchurian front was shattered today with a two-pronged Communist drive a the strategic railway city o! m: .ng 33 mile 3 northwest of Mukln and savage arracks on S;ri f um near the Jehol-Man-churian border H^'avy Government reinforcements
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    Air Secretary to Discuss Kashmir
    126 2 Air Secretary to Discuss Kashmir Rangoon. Jan. 7.— Mr. Artnur Henderson. Secretary of SUU* for Air, who represented Britain at Burma 'a independence celebrations, may talk over the problem of Kashmir's future with India and Pakistan. It was learned authoritatively here today that Mr. Henderson, i a former Under-Secretary of
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    JAPS DESTROYED LANDMARKS
    87 2 JAPS DESTROYED LANDMARKS Shanghai, Jan. 7.— A total of 134 landmarks had been put uong the Yunnan-Burma border from Chiehkaoshan to Nanting■o, a distance of 630 kilometres Dr. Fu Chlto-llng, director of the IVrrttary D.yartnunt of the Ministry of the Interior told Ptosrm-n m Kunming. Capital I 01 Yunnan today.
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    Yugoslav Troops Fire At U.S. Zone
    52 2 •s__ h BS Ayo-J „u „o,u SUC W J ~Wt« Qitjr along the fnc Territory- Yofoak* frontier. Thli was the same area i ugoalava attemp>l to enter Trieste Free Territory through r^> American lines m midSepember after Vm treaty of ratituatior. There were DO
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    MALAYAN CHRISTIAN COUNCIL MEETING
    79 2 The Malayan Christian Council will hold its first meeting on Friday at 3.30 p.m. m the ChapterHHov e cSt. Andrew's Cathedral) at which the Rev. Norman Ooodali. secretary o! the International Missionary Council m London, will be present. The Councils public meeting will be held at
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    MIL HARRY L. WEE
    26 2 Mr. Harry L. Wee, B.A iHons.). MA. LL.B. (Cantab.), son of Mrs. H. I Wee, has been admitted a solicitor m England.
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    YARD ON TRAIL OF COUPON FORGER
    69 2 YARD ON TRAIL OF COUPON FORGER Yard police headquarters was today searching for the man believ,ei to be behind the laree-scale production of fake clothing pons recently flooding Britain and Hn?h enln 5 t0 diBru P t the lion's c °J£ es rat »oning system M manhunt began after detec\vZ
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    Bench war absent lawyer
    87 2 Bench war absent lawyer When a lauvtr'* fta drtsimd the Court yettZ btholf of a cl mt ai|d T ploymr, he uai* ytx^tk manded by M'Kji**^ Oehlers of th* Th^ Court. The Magntr f, rJ^ 9»>c** NMrrMKi .'nj previously and 'kit not tolerfi'" c ><« attend C»tr 4 >;. plied
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    UNKNOWN
    99 2 A Malay. Manggaei H din, who failed to tell th that a Chinese with ii was lh conversation ink m a house m Ke e Sea| on March 31 last jretr wi with revolver, was sent* ten months' rigorous it meni at the Smgaport yesterday. Mr. L. fcayner. D.P.P.
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    "HELPING HAS TO ARARS
    70 2 "HELPING HAS TO ARARS Cairo. Jan. 7.— Egfl* Foreign Minister. Atom* shba, today reaffirmed determination "to extendi ing han<j to the Arab* ft tine until they obtained i In an exclusive n ter also sai<j that Egypt lin c up with either the States ot Jfcwsia. both of voted for
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    BOR's On Je Charge
    67 2 BOR's On Je Charge Two BORs, David Hu" and Thomas Frederick wJ" appeared before Magistral C. Wait at the Fourtn Court yesterday to &> charge of attempting w jeep at 11.50 p.m. on Jan. The jeep it is alleged ed m front of Stamford w Bras Basah Road at the
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    STORE A.T.D OFFI
    65 2 At the annual rren^ral !11^ Singapore Association ot of Dancing held at the BJPJ Cabaret, the following office bearers for the > t gt( President, Mr. Chee/J^ elected) Vice-Pr^ lcltI1 po O. R. Collick and l°" Secretary, Mr. S. A. So *fa o t Miss Jenny Quek.
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    "Deliberately flouted law": Other of six gets 2 years
    334 3 The Angkatan Pemuda Insaf (A. P.1.) had been accused, "by a man named Osman," of being the "Angkatan Pembunoh Inggris .Society to kill all Englishmen)." This was what Ahmad Bajkf bin Suit), a young IndoI rfoiinr alleged at the First District
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    Ammendation For Loyang Squatter
    242 3 L,k n 19« suine l d H «M &U*u squatters nut fuey came m 0;> L h a l ;h',n iood. and t partook o: his boiled End ritt Wl iOns kept It lor J^P 6 tplaved host to them Cal ninths before he LdonOct 29.
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    First Gukhas Arrive Here
    77 3 First Gukhas Arrive Here The first Gurkha Battalions to arrive m Malaya for service, with British Forces, will be the l-'lOtb.. l/7th., and l/6th. Gurkha Kifles. Advance parties of the l/i°tn and intXi Gurkha WOes are due to arrive by air at Cfc»nfi W* morning. T*ey will be op to
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    20-year-addict
    65 3 Caught m the act o! preparing chandu over a lighted lamp, with a pipe beside him. at Tanjoag Pagar Road op Tuesday, Teo Oon Tong. a mWdle-agcO Chinese was, at the first Pistrlct Court yesterday. Aa**.* 3?---Jto. aged 4* a la Dourer. stat-; ed from t»e hoc* that he
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    Plea For Leniency
    91 3 m asking th e court to Uke serious view of the case, Mr. Boyi e added that this was a 'direct defiance of Government orders on the question o! socie- ties.'' Ahmad Baiki then explained that the paragraph referred to by the prosecution, was an accusation against
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    Current Singapore Film Fare
    360 3 "B°OMERAXG'o/ai! uns^ved biutal ■mm*: ls stL gripplns stor y a i WvJ 1 )n actual I >ich w^S IC murder Un <*r the h r Rea ders Case." headln X "The Hand 6^ quo Andrews T inp roles as Cotb 8 Jane and F *lED A
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    WOMEN IRESPASSERS FINED
    64 3 Tiro old Chinese W*mc*< Lim Shea c^i Tan Ah Kiong tih-MP. ages are 68 and 52 rcsjKc*nel V mn fined $50 or m default u+rk*' rimph iinpraunmci' when they plead*! guilty to trespass. n L Into the grounds of the British Transit Camp at Nee '^The tcomin
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    Extortioner Said He Belonged to "Gang No. 36"-Jailed
    209 3 Pee Chun Hock (19). alleged to have claimed to be a member of ♦Gang No, *6" and charged w*h attempting to extort motny from a harhs- stall m on- c* Singaterday convicted and «*htenced ;to B\k months' rigorous itnpriaonment by the *hird
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    FLOODS IN OREGON
    62 3 FLOODS IN OREGON Portland. Oregon. Jan. 6. Flood waters swirled over river banks throughout western Oregon wiping out communications and threatening to destroy the homes of 1.000 persona. An emergency flood control plan was s et up by United States army engineers and disaster re- lief organisations alerted a* torrential
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    Plane hits tree, Pilot Killed
    95 3 Plane hits tree, Pilot Killed J^ondon. Jan. 6.— A British $uropwm Airways Viking airliner carrying 12 passengers and three crew members crashed In an open field at Jluislip. m Middlesex, last night. *ttltag *h" pilot. All tae passengers and crew members-* seven of f&em on stretchers— were carrier to nearly
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    Theft of brass tanks alleged
    64 3 Theft of brass tanks alleged Ban m $100 was allowed at the Second Magistrate's Court yesterday, to a Chinese youth on a Ch Thf youth^iu Ah Tee. pleadpa not guilty to theft of seven brasTtanks worth $35 at Telo* Aver Basin on Dec. 30. The tanfcs, it was alleged, belonged
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    $1¼ MILLION BEMITTED
    25 3 m December, the Chinese m Singapore remitted $1,243,108 to £3r families I* Chin* while the Chinese m the Malayan Union remitted $365,973.
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    YEE CHEE SIA OFFICIALS
    54 3 At g«tiei«l me«VSI»f *«W of for the Bpotis aect^f 1*? SSft. Teo Wai fc,e San Ouan. ttoti. auditor, Mr Yeo Cfct Bet* «portn a«t)eHntsi«Utit|;. Messrs. Ram Yew Lai S*h Ttow Keng. Iteto*»*itatiY«B, M»sj*s. Kg Koh Kl4tt Tan Kok tim. Committees,-Measra. Koh finjc Yon>? onjr Yam Ouatt"
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    DON'T DELAY IN DEPORTING CHIMES
    82 4 DON'T DELAY IN DEPORTING CHIMES -Says CID Chief "The public must n-port any olK'iue, especially victims of r obbei.".s, as soon as they can after! mm c ),as been committed m! Order to help the police tC °et en the track ol the criminal and I Jg? property," M r
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    MOSES AND ISRAELITES DIDN'T CROSS THE RED SEA
    204 4 MOSES AND ISRAELITES DIDN'T CROSS THE RED SEA CAIRO, Jan 6 New evidence h.is been found showing that Moses and Israelites probably cWMMd the Lake <>f Reeds. Instead of the Red Sea" m their flight from EKypt to the Promised Land, Wcndol Philips, leader name was later extended Many scholars
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    Anne Crawford And Skating Champion At Ice Rink At Wembley
    63 4 Anne Crawford And Skating Champion At Ice Rink At Wembley Annf Crawford, star von- i tract arttste of the J Arthur J Rank Organisation Ltd.. cur- pfrtly supported bj/ Hans i Gerxetiler, uxjrld European J and Suiss Skating Cham- plan, now m training for the i Olympic Games. Thin happy
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    WALCOTT WON'T FIGHT FOR 20 P.C.
    70 4 WALCOTT WON'T FIGHT FOR 20 P.C. New York, Jan. 6.— While the Twentieth Century Sporting Clu D announced today that Joe Louis will defend his heavyweight championship m New York m June, Felix Bocchicchio, Camden promoter who has exclusive call en Jersey Joe Walcott's services, said he will "not consider"
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    HER KNOCK UNHEARD, SHE HAP TWINS—ALONE
    144 4 HER KNOCK UNHEARD, SHE HAP TWINS— ALONE LONDON, Jan. 5. -Mrs. Matxl C(1()k V widow living alone and expecting a babyi kroCked on me of brr bedroom Ur P l iu hl th :i^"t w take But r.'jghbours Hdn't hear h,r and .fa. gay birtn t( Jjj without assistance. I
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    24 4 Wesley Church Guild Social-A happy group of members Une-uv to form m the course of a word-building game P lOTm A Merr y Christmas"
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    Japan will be to —but only to the U.S.
    224 4 Japan will be to but only to the U.S. SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 6.— Secretary I Army Kenneth C. Royall said flatly today tJ Lnited States intends to make Japan a h\M "against any other totalitarian war threats" M Far East. I In an unusually frank ex- non- democratic idej pression
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    Australia's 'Save Dollars' Bid Blocked
    72 4 MELBOURNE, Jan. 7. Ac- j cording to todays Canberra tterald. the Australian Trade Union's ban on Netherlands East Indies shipping is providing a stumbling bbck to Australia's attempt to save do la s by obtaining oil from the islands. The Netherlands East Indies j are
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    Rector Jailed For Year
    43 4 I LONDON. Jan- Rev. Arthur James Lloyd, aeed 35, formerly recor of Wickham Bishops, Essex, was jailed for a year at Es|sex Assizes, Cholmsford. for frau-dulei-ly £478 church funds. T/.e money it wa s said ha s been repaid.
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    6,000-TON DO ARRIVES IN
    49 4 6,000-TON DO ARRIVES IN BATAVIA, Jan. T.-Ai built 6.000-ton dry dock. I by the Netherlands Ea^ Government, has arrin Tanjong Priok. Harbrur. from Aden, the Wi news aeencv report*^ A Dutch tug towd dock from Aden m one J at an average s^e^d of 0 an hour. Reuter AAP
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    Indian Officials Kashmir Debal
    94 4 LAKE SUCCESS. Jan. J M. C. Setalvact, a pronnnetf bay jurist. i« flying to N<* today to attend the Security cil debate on the Kashmir wa« learned here. Mr. was one of India's lew'"* i gates at the recent Grt* sembly. Mr. B. G. Haul, the
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    101 Food offences
    40 4 During December, 101 cases of .ood offences were dealt with an d nnes totalling $32,451 were io P o°n S ly%?5 U U aid UP amoßntel The quantity o f rice confiscattl6 W oi3. 65t648kattieS val «edat
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    THE WHISKERS CLUB
    28 4 ••"VcoyS' 1 wLhT*" 1 1 h k hard fcit .udd.nly Hank, with "I>J Ww gasp and b«nd forwa Wtlk* rook the Fo« on rj« I
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    HEANETTE'S BACK AFTER FIVE YEARS
    1161 5 I ti_____m_____________________ li_l___l IjLLYWOOD. Dec. It aving a J jeanetu Mac Donald. because there a s ritch-dark m her little dressing room on trie ge when th.y were -lh c Birds and the ie had switched off tne d was lying down on rest between
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    Evictions In Kowloon Merely Routine
    132 5 Eviction s In Kowloon Merely Routine NANKING. Jan. i»: -S. 1\ Labouchere, Councillor of th* British Embassy, sa«c today that the Kowloon evic ion question via^ "purely an adrainistra iv« mat er for the Hcng Ko>g Covemm€Ot, M He said the evict io-i order was issued for reasons of public
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    Edinburghs Lease First Residence
    83 5 Edinburghs Lease First Residence LONDON, Jan. 6. -Process Elizabeth and the Duke of Hamburgh have decided to take a lease of their nrst house I* i the rambling vine-covered Wln«»--ham Moor, Surrey, tluckinghalti Palace announced today. the couple will probably move m late thk month or early m February. The
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    LORDS TO BE REDUCED
    72 5 LORDS TO BE REDUCED LONDON, Jan. 6— Well in* lormed political sources said today that the Government before Parliament is dissolved m l»50 may introduce a bill to reduce the membership of the Lords to 300 of whom only half would be hereditary peer*. These sources said the proposal originally
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    Church Services In Mandarin
    50 5 the Chinese Y.tt.GA. m Selegie Road has introduced church services which will be conducted In Mandarin by local pastors these services, w*>'ch will be held every Sunday at 3 p.m. at the V.M.C.A. ttall will be the first of their kind t-» take place m Singapore
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      112 5 I^Bm^ Bt irt liif mo#t importarr* pro^ucfiao I! Sa*. at M'nfte C4PJTQI wJKJ' (Dance Ofycords InW nc >Jorc Hi^ L°*V ot it I'm Lucky, Foxtrot, i^ l P^* f^^' !BTIIA W 5 038 Come to Baby, Po, Foxtrot TwilUht Time. Foxtrot OB ***** JIMMY POfISEY HIS ORCHESTRA So Would I
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    MORNING TRIBUNE
    331 6 With March 20 provisionally selected as polling day m Singapore, it was inevitable that Ihe ominous rammee of political guns should be. 'i'*ar(l. The tilßt of these have come from Katoqg area wrhwe the Progressive Party candidate has begun his offensive with an impressive seven-point manifesto directed against
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    Valeric Hobson At London Airport
    47 6 i L>ofan Q out across London Airport from the co-pilot's seat of «B^W^^ r^ Hnbson makes this very attractive picture. Valeric is a «aro/fle J 4 r '*«r*£* <} r; iniwturn Ltd and sjx'nf f/ie day o// /rojn Pinetcoo<l Sludjo* nxitmy the airporf.
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    WORLD AFFAIRS DAWK OVER BURMS
    1070 6  - WOR LD AF FA IRS DAWK OVER BURMS PEDAGOGUE POLITICS FOR YOUNG KOfrLfc -r.^^.^, Py ---^urt^w. After IH*ny >«■ I the Burmese peopl i have won $luirfr«| dom. Tfce task n«i is to m»He tiui j freedom effective. During the Past few weeks there have been learned and heated discussions
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    Around the Jown
    1182 7 L,,-*WITH VERA ARDMOUt*- < I. and the Conways U us most deUfM; j nd th e conways j. theatre Armenian dby joao Grant. a Y- Jean McPiiettoa U*. lie ol fourteen Vr debut and acted the car, Conway delightIfrl Conway portrayed b> r -te Lomax, wti I
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      100 7 "Lily of the Valley Bridal Headdreses and Bridal Tulles" j DkY CLfeANtHG CO. I B < s&«sr?« > «'34 ckarges M<dttate -smice Gtt*t*tit*«l is t_w 'arpp to *pvrsp ■B TOPSn" &^JS9SSf^SSSt FOB TO ,«wr ™mwmfaJmJto*m <*"** fm HWMDK^ 1 F_at "M" S&S3N 3UJWWO, OJICJfAJU* HOAP. pHOjrgjggK. ,"3HF M?' 3 7iV
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    Loved Cars, First Drive Killed 4
    161 8 Loved Cars, First Drive Killed 4 LONDON, .»ai. Tr(1(lv j,, vl( (l /y about rars. H( kneii .-..TyihinK about them, but he had neftr driwn one un tu one Saturday jttf Thrn hr and thr" "th" hoys were killed m a head-on rolllsion with a bus at Barton l.nm v
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    Dorsets Home
    70 8 Dorse ts Home DORCHESTER. Jan. 6 .--Th* Second Battalion o f the Dorset Ihirt R< ulment. which is goint; Into "suspended animation" banded its colours to the depot Of the regiment at Dorchester for -;i!c-k«'«'pinK. Ihe battiiliun which has 192 vein Of continuous service returned to England during the w,
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    TELEVISION MAST
    28 8 Pictum L<>hl and vUnr the t I f vi s /on mast at Al< xnnilm Pdlnct stands cut m cleir reVef (v/ainst the fi'tiin'i domis. i
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    LOVE-LIFE TIMETABLE WAS KEPT
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    98 9 I caught my wife smoking he tells court LONDON, Jan 6. A man accused of faring a gun at his wife said, m a-> alleged statemen: to Sls police: "I came home and caii^h k my wife smo.king. "I can't afford to smoke myself and don't see why she should
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    B.B.C. Denial
    71 10 London. Jar. 6. Rep rtfl it aching L-idon from Irdia abcut a 8.8.C. brcadcas; qucting Premier Sjarifuddi n for a statem<-- that the Indoie>an Rep üblican Government wa« prerarei to co-operate wit/i .h? Netherlands ay hcritie^ on cor.l dition t}»at i: w?s allowed to r?tain H| independence were
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    BE Airlt Crasher
    76 10 BE Airlt Crasher NOftIHOLT AIRPQi diesex. Jan. 6 A plot fd and six occupants injured when a Bnt:sfc« Airways Viking air^ toniiht as it was ca •land here. The plane, flying U !gow, made a forced ploughed field neartlj but was smashed treft. Its wheels. wings l^y scaittred radius o*
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    No Significa
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      48 10 "SUNSHINE F ALLS V____ I[7^^ma**. I n T ZZ T^nffHOG^T '""C^-l k?\ I'M BEGINNING TO TWINK fii /UDOK, MAYOR .AMEDGEHOb-^ ->^V TUAT MOTORING 16 A ''BLICk RYAi <=>" 9 titi t should K&& w IT 1 'n >#^ y^> 4s^ i^W Jlmp Sfit^y JUST jake"^ ]'M Haa^Mu^rHJ A f*&' l
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    Nimitz Claims Sea Superiority
    99 11 WASHINQTON. Jaß. 6-1 lie United States, with Its present naval strength on the sea and m tht air. could win a war anytime within the next few yeart. fleet Admiral Chester W. Nimitx re- Dorted on his retirement last i month, it wafi disclosed here today.
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    155 11 SYDNEY. Jan. 6— A hypnotist who tried his powers over the air laat night threw 20 people at the broadcasting station Into a trance and laid out many other listen*!"? unconscious. After his experiment lr mass mesmerism the radio station was deluged with indignant telephone calls'.
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    200 Raiders Killed
    49 11 NEW DELHI. Jan. 6.— An Indian Army communique announced that 200 raiders were killed this morning during an attack m Naushera m Kashmir by 4.000 Moslems wearing uniforms and steel helmets. The communique said the Moslems attacked with mac* 5 U.P. J guns, mortar and artillery.-
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    184 12 Firrt on (he I ,t of «*H Rep u ySn| ient;al a»pirarr. Ha^.J who star d the whoWJ charging Government «;3 of getting rich by special *pciu!a?ive accoiw s. He saiJ hat the te-timony will be ch«»cke t j a.ains brokers' retords. B
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    Malayan Share Quotation
    658 13 P» C "*iSJationi tor^hv th« Malayan fe n were a. a vs. i"- r> 26 fd 43 41.00*1 S lO 5.30 fOO 10.00 f $J M*l «-00 9.50 1025 xd D 5 45 fSi ark IGO *6 1.75 I.M rB 5100 WOO 44.00 44.50 0 33 50
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    One Bright Spot On Stock Market
    149 13 One Bright Spot On Stock Market LONDON. Jan. 6— The one bright spot m today's market? has been the revival of Interest m Middle Wits m the Kaffirs market. Following rumours that an announcement will shortly be made regarding 1 new borehole, these shares Jumped 1/9 to 3/8 shillings Apart
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    Shanghai Markets Drop
    170 13 SHANGHAI, Jan. 6— Speculative markets generally dropped sharply as Washington reports suggested long-range United States aid to China might surpass ffSSS 11 8 earli er estimate of Stock market opened high at CN$625 for Win* On Textiles which pilot the share market. As reports of "more optimistic
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    34 13 Nanking, Jan. 7.— The Chinese Government has protested against the eviction of Chinese from Kowloon City and requested the Government of Hongkong to oease th e "forcible measures now being taken."- U.P.
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    Veto power at Jap peace talks vital to China
    274 13 Rangoon. Jan. 7. Dr. George feh. China's Minister for Foreign \ffairs, who is here for Burma's independence celebrations, declar- l m an interview with Reuter p Rangoon today that China m- listed on retaining veto power at he Far Eastern peace
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    139 13 TSINUTAO, Jan. %—Oommunist attacks m a semi-circle Around Tsinetac are cut^ng off cc*l and hoi impor atiun, and today threatened thousands of refugees wi ft starvation, T^e freeutt* ci.y of 800,000 is cow jammed with 300,000 refugees studen'e and couptless army and naval personnel. The plight
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    SIX JAP WAR CRIMINALS TO DIE
    44 13 YOKOHAMA, Jan. 6:— Six Japanese war criminals were sentenced to death by hanging and seventh was jriven 46 years hard labour by the Eiphth Army Military Commission for contributing to the deaths of 14 Australian war prisoners U.P.
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    125 13 Market Notes Jottings Jottings (From Our Financial Corr.) The Registrar of Malayan Statistics has issued figures telating to soap imports and exports. During November Malay* Imported 2,883 cwts. of Washing soap, all but two cwts. from the United Kingdom. A total ot 371,509 lbs., of toilet soap was received, chiefly
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    TINS AGAIN HIGHER
    47 13 TINS AGAIN HIGHER The following is the report from the Malayan Sharebrofcers" Association issued yesterday: Tin shares continue to make a feature o? the share market. There was a good volur^ of business passing m many cases at higher prices. Industrials continue to be a firm market.
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    "ABANDON PARTY POLITICS" TRUMAN TELLS CONGRESS
    782 14 l( :lMMI- HIiHH. sM I TEN VKAKS AGO !.I\IM. l<» vI;WI L i;r HITHE ADKKD .<., natc m lotot Mr >tn calkd i i p^jresiln -Stole ol ti. Union- m-v to ;:oandon arty politus. Mrov.ry program PPin" m P l y- nd to live
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    318 14 v -\!i i lr iff orCtner. v here! Wfit no* 2J«*2| lIM Jap*** *°TV Vh lh ,ourt,y with ticket, 1000.000 Yer. each. Tha arjut «\)000 m American money a, „'c U-ii ed States arm:* converBJoa rate. V leas four other Juckjp JapiDtfi arc h:ldin? ticWe s worJi
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    100 14 LONDON, Jan. •\-T«| tish civil air pb»m- ed to have cra^ 05 l London a**d c oU e r M Eiglish Channel ctf >w*M Brf ish news a r '^J British j:«ropean Air« king airliner carrying pers a^d three ere* V crashed m the open m Middlesex
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    83 14 YOONG YOONG TABLE TENNIES FIXTURES There have been some chances m the scheduled table-tennis fixtures between the Yoon" ioong Club of Kuala Lumpur and local teams. The revised matches a*eTonight: Yoong Yoong Club veisus Tiger Sporting Association (Singapore Champions) Friday: Yoong Yoong Club versus The REST. Saturday: Yoong Yoong Ciuu
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      312 14 shipping wtmm Ships alongside the Singapore i p. Kid nn s wharves Kohliev. WEST WHARF rancor. Godown 2 Emp. Nijrer. Sen&i Godown 3 4 Melampus. Bangnora. Godown 5 City of Liuknow. Darvei. Ciodoun 6 7 Trevethoe. Orestes. Godown 13 14 Mactra. 5^ Godown 15 16 Neleu*. Silveroak. dAuPCTin DOCK Lok
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    THIRD TEST GATES BIG HELP TO INDIANS
    190 15 THIRD TEST GA TES BIG HELP TO INDIANS Mr* Jtl ||i f total h 7, l ,"r «..l be no and dnkm with M»e iUU associations* A*"*** M Newly every flm-cIAM match i* Sydney j afteettd by rato. U to***' that th« N*w Soitth Wales As»ocUtkm ttvtnwt j» of the
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    120 15 "No" To Soviet Demand Tokio. Jan. 7.— Mr. William Sebftld. Chairman and United States member of the Allied Council for Japan, today refused a demand by the Soviet rrerabei that the demilitaiisatlcn of Japan be placed on the next Council agenda. 'Such a discussion would be unseemly, undignified and would
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    CONFIDENCE IN INDIAN'S FUTURE
    106 15 CONFIDENCE IN INDIAN'S FUTURE Colombo. Jan. 7.—SI? John ColvlUe. retiring Governor of Bombay, on his way back to 3ritain. told Reuter here that he would not cense to wort for cordial relations between Pritain and India. He said: "I attach great lmportanee to this not only for the welfare of
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    20 15 aSSSS s««tai ias U A hoc^V fixture .^ohave hcon P i a ye d i ns aCC Unt
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    122 15 thur Rank Film of Ceylon's Sections !mi^e tf Ch lhe GDv". n Novom^r 25 I j 1" g? h^n' k >n nin/ ]n^ rU Ur "Rank V 4 forth <l>: mc^s. jm a«? SJ" called ;Of th^ British A total of 25,000 feet Of films avp been shot and almost
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    NEHRU EXPLAINS KASHMIR ISSUE
    219 15 JAIPUR. Jan. 6. -"We have, referred the K«hmir question to the Security Council because our intention is that whatever we do, we should do litfc «Hrl- i i.sed manna*,* said m**™ j*waharlal Nehru, l>rime Mmijtet or India, addretUn* A fewlic i meeting here yetfcrW. According to
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    U.N.O. Bebate On Kashmir
    113 15 U.N.O. Bebate On Kashmir NEW PKUU. Jan. Woen' the Government of India's refer- 1 c nce on Kashmir comes up for j consideration In the Security Council. India will be represented by Mr. N Gopalaswami lyengar. Minister without portfolio and Mr. M. C Setalvad. say* a Press Note. Colonel B.
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    SUNDAY SOCCER
    63 15 The following players will be selected to play soccer for the No. 1 Sub-Depot of 223 8.0.D. against the Blue Rovers, on Sunday, at St. George's Jload ground. kicfc-off at 5.15 pan.: Kuan Cheng, SyectOmar, P. U>pez, L. 9. leek, Supptah, T. s. Wee. P. Tan. F. de
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    Japan's Five-Year Economic Plan
    124 15 Japan's Five-Year Economic Plan SHAJfCffAj. Jail. 7.-Tl* China Press claimed today to have learned from a Wph Chinese Qottttlme*t omdai that with the advent of TO New Tear. Japan ha* started a ttve-year economic plan under which top priority will he gtto* tt> rehaWUtatJon of "machine llKWir while lighl lwhittriea
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    Junior Meet At Swimming Club
    40 15 The Singapore Swimming Club will htld a meet for juniors on Sunday at 10.30 a.m. There wHU be "Ftf?e Style" events for boys under 16. girls under 16. boys under 13 and girls under 13.
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    58 15 The Joyful Juniors Sports Club will hold their half-yearly general meeting at the residence of Mr. Chan Wah Kee. 203-2 Silat Road at 10.30 a.m. on Sunday. Office-bearers !o r the half year) ending June 10 will be elected at the meeting. Members are requested to
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    144 15 NANKING, Jan. 7:— The CNRRA Air Traiapcrt directed by Major-Gen. Chennault will be reorganised as the Civil Air Transport Comply according o a higfiity responsible source doee to the Mini* ry of Communication* here. The Chirese Cen ral Govennient will have a controlling If••ereat m the
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    107 15 NEW S. R. A. CLASIFICATIONS rutes In Malay*-— *rom Class 1 to Class 2ferto: Austerity MaKl; T, Lady- Tim mo; Kimbolton: Xi a. Btftika 11 (late Pete Ohwrfr ->• lTOm'Clmst 3 tA Cla* V-^.^f* Bif||lartWi; gamVi: Air Oee: Oo.aen cSm v*«k w6^ cyMo l^tMi p)«# to C\m l T«4. Max
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    73 15 In a badminton mateft played at Thomson Road between Star BP. and Greenwood tfce Star B*. be*t Oreeawttod 3.?. by 3— l. Hesults. Star players mentioned Urst. are: Poubles:— R O. Nalr and JPavis beat Marican and Harom. I&—9, 15— J2. O. R. Kurup and
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    223 16 v k Li 1 drama: r-r. > frnmm M ny i i a r. .1- .t J tnrmmSktm *itk ma A-: wmm n f#rfU uktd htm H .-r.remdy ivprtoed. Mid the -r v ',r .:v .-*r.'. But looKsf oat of a w-.ndov.
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    46 16 itaaaii€Baafii u:d odtj tftoc Oftct aagfaatni i mloa r>n th •r.r>n Aij kft on th< *!ur Mf«i War MMMtf Stra *-ii i/;ni^lu.*:vj pa.^ over ladPf a tour Ofl .itar/ BOil n Dortbtra ONaai itratQl rr.;»d. hit tr!n Wir.hr,,,» r J-nt U.P.
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    89 16 k -Former Jipan- Pfctnft r H "^k; Tojo aa:d m i i>- .~z ±gr. h:s ftp > -r.at he Itflcrtrt i ft Ufll By M tbf »*ar cri.r.es trial 10 tl'.-r rr. BjMti o- r lapaatM xir deid in^ said he :-4-^*v^ \:.i\ Ai:ed
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    66 16 TO PRESENT INDIA'S CASE New Delhi. Jan. 7— N. Gopalaswam: Ayyangar. Indian Minister without Portfolio, will leave Bombay tomorrow for Lake Success to present India's case on the Kashmir issu^ before the United Nations. Sir Zafrullah Khan, who will present Pakistani case and Mr. Ayyangar have known each other since
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    30 16 Frankfurt. Germany Jan 7 Brown T, the 34 -year-old no also his clan's r P 1 return^ dan hi« U.P.
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    239 16 Gales Sweep Britain: Ship In Distress In Heavy Seas hampered attempts 10 locate and help a whtefc had run Into dtfErutt.es durlr^ :e ga.e* which r.ave b»*en .*ve-p:ng Britain'^ MtftfMk s.nce the middle o.' last *etk Sotfr.ng has beca heard o( :~e Cardiff motor vessel TeaseL 290 tons, since she
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    73 16 SHANGHAI. Jan 7 The Taiwan Provincial Government has completed a survey showing that 13^40 Taiwanese conscripted by the Japanese were killed during the war, 218 others were wounded, and 470 are still missing, according to semi-official news reaching here today It was reported that Taiwan
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    25 16 BANGKOK, Jan 7 —The first de facto recognition of Slam's present government has been extended by Switzerland, it was revealed here today Reuter
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    90 16 RIOTS AN LOOTINGS KASHMIR Karachi. Jan 7 rx-oplc were arrested dtul n- ght after riots and k which followed t'r.. mtfltf terdmj of 64 Sikh r ug« portrily accomrr. <lites temole here. Trouble beftn when a of about S.OOO stormed tM pie and set it on Sre slaughtering the Sikhs
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