Morning Tribune, 10 January 1948

Microfilm: NL2328
Total Pages: 16
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    6 1 MORNING TRIBUNE to Nil lATUBDAI M»
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    1,000 EVACUATED FROM FLOOD AREAS: HUNDREDS TRAPPED IN ESTATES
    414 1 1,000 EVACUATED FROM FLOOD AREAS: HUNDREDS TRAPPED IN ESTATES IB WHOLE lOWN OF i A 11NGGI HAS BEEN .CUAIED DUE 10 THE I population of 2.000 has b tc h eh ground north of loocLs have (nipped hundi huHan esteh labourers thr rubbi r 'itatt* from to Tmuji to Mertmg.
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    UNKNOWN
    32 1 IKv a way ht ill communieaJ teleptM ne ha* been cut WI roads arc unserviceable. »«J Government food-re-*s wl Kav, Johow H th in e first two part,nth vegetable. c ooktag
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    Malaya Tribune 12 Pages Today
    56 1 Malaya Tribune 12 Pages Today 7/jc Malaya Tribune will again consist of 12 pages today. There mil be the usual features, including "Ot>server's" Diary three columns of local gossip and another article by Lim Keng Hor on his Java tour. Also, exclusive Tribune pictures of the floods in Johore. >:nd
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    MYSTERY RED CONE SIGHTED
    21 1 MYSTERY RED CONE SIGHTED ESW; 0h »> *>«esi f£™l? pcared J la "j* aaS U* thOH%a **s of peo^e "•STLrWkhiesi 0 Reuter
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    INDONESIAN PREMIER SAYS "ALL IS NOT OVER-YET"
    474 1  - INDONESIAN PREMIER SAYS "ALL IS NOT OVER-YET" LIM KENG HOR 'BY MR. AMIR SHARIFFUDDIN. PRIME MINISTER OF INDONESIA, TOLD ME YESTERDAY IN AN EXCLUSIVE INI £RVIEW. SOMETHING OF HIS FLANS FOR THE FUTURE OF INDONESIA. He had just arrived in Slnga- pore from Java, in a Dakota plane belonging to
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    DOCK STRIKE GETS UNDERWAY: 5,000 HALT WORK
    598 1 DOCK STRIKE GETS UNDERWAY: 5,000 HALT WORK 14 SHIPS TIED UP AT WHARVES FOURTEEN ship* arc tied up in the bingapore Harbour Board as the first dockers' strike this year got underway yesterday. Five thousand labourers are involved in the strike, which was called following a 48-hour ulti« matum sent
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    Inventor Sues Ford for $251 Million
    120 1 Inventor Sues Fo rd for $251 Million NEW YORK. fa*. 9. Harry Ferguson, Irish born inventor, accused the Ford Motor Company today of appropriating h4e hydraulic system, hitching farm implements to tractors, and sued Ford. three subsidiaries and eight individuals in the Federal District Court, for $251,000,000. in one of
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    NO GOLD EXPORT
    29 1 WASHINGTON. Jan. 9. The Census Bureau announced yesterday that the United States exported "no gold .luring the week ending Dec. 10, while importing $87,563,--529 worth. U.P.
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    The Japs Couldn't Budge "Black Jack"
    343 2 Kepi Without Water S Days, But ir»i»iinr Man Bspsalrr) Frcderi< k Galls •uidn I bod I i .1 I I i <ti H. Ba I without rrived In Sl11 di) fternoon from ral i en rouU to Berlin H- ira ;i Lieutenant Oolonel ronaaaandlng
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    Pointed out the house-5 years
    42 2 Pointed out the house -5 years A Malay All bin Awana wkn Chinesi in voin '<" urmed hu pointing out the hous, was w years' rigorous imprisonment V Mr. J u «f,ee """»»<>•»! «< thi Singapore s.hh\ v si, rduy, h l Rayner, D.P.P., prose.
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    Wartime Liaison To Be Continued
    36 2 CANBERRA, Jan. g at, fttaS lu m 7' AartraiUsn me m inister, today declared Announced that il* An. Iratltn Mam n AU! >- <Wne| on Janla v o e 6w ln Reuter
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    "There Was A Crash....:" Story Of Fatal Accident
    269 2 "There Was A Crash....:" Story Of Fatal Accident Thetv was a crash and a few; •seconds late* he saw the unconscious body of a cyclist who had just passed him. said Arrifin bin Rawi, driver of a 3-ton RAF Lorry. when he related to tne Singapore Coroner. Mr. W. G.
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    "EMPEROR" DELETED
    113 2 London, .Tan. .>. A* King Gear* t 1- »p BH: h has ce****d t*> use the title "Emperor of India" fie L.aiirt contractions ol ihc words "India Imperator" are io be omit ed f''°ni future British i. ins and tie remaining word.- rearranged to give a balanced inscription.
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    WANTED BY BATU PAHAT POLICE
    86 2 WANTED BY BATU PAHAT POLICE Japin was alleged to have threatened Samriah bmte Kassanraji, a Malay woman, with assault on Jan. 4. at Bakan Chondang. Batu Pahat. thereby OOialning htr. thumb print for the purpos,. of obtaining: a -valuable security.' Inspector Karthigasu of the JVhcre Bahru Police escorted Japin back.
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    Musical & Dramatic Association
    30 2 Musical Dramatic Association The general meeting of the Liberty Musical and Dramatic Association will be held on Monday at 8 p.m. at Mr. Wee Bee Lees residence 36, Duxton Hill
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    JAPS CATCH 1,700 WHALES
    54 2 JAPS CATCH 1,700 WHALES TOKIO. Jan. 9. Japan', S C K Whaling expedition T ed more than 30 per c r of lts g° al of ,1700 whale's officials of Gen. MacA-rthur's hinhh JW wfcaJ e meat and blubber scheduled to arrive in Tokic about Jan. 20 aboard the fhf;Si°c
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    NEW MOON DAY
    30 2 The ru-w jaooc, day whica fall, 'am Road, by tW iC conn' Wtntmr. Budi.i a nuia ion l,,nlby Ven. M m M?v? P Sermon *m' Mahaweera Thera.
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    19 PIRATES KILLED
    52 2 BATAVIA, Jan. 9 —Nineteen Malay and Chinese pirates werekilled In a 24-hour shooting affray with Indonesian Republican police and Chinese volunteers which took place on Monday off the Sumatran fishing port oi Ba^an Siap^api, in the Malacca Straits opposite Singapore, according to Antira. the Ropuoljcan News Agency
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    FRENCH CABINET
    46 2 FARTS. Jan 9 -A special meeting of the French Cabinet was unexpectedly called today or tomorrow morning to hear vJI t i VC Mane Ac ting Minister of Foreign Affairs, in the absence on holiday 0 m aforges Bldault. the Foreign Minister. 'weien Reuter
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    HEAVY RAINS AGAIN
    148 2 Several hundr. IMJ ploying a break arc working day ani n ,JJ" clear Lhc heavy lan.tslidM i wmm the Kluane ÜbSjia Hne. wh«ch have cut rail a munlcation from g K'i-»|-\ Lunuui Heavy rains fell u-atn :a l»-l Toho»o late yesterday M noon. Affected areas L van?
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    UNKNOWN
    89 2 'Kawin Di-Paksa' Marriage," presented °> Malay Women's Associawg the Victoria Theatre »MJ provided a large audience excellent entertainment Extra turns compri; 11^ ana dance numbers nil» th e variety show. tn< lighting effects adding t the gaily dressed Malay on the stage. ni< Mr. L. Ray man. the w
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    Boy fell 18 feet through floor-hole while playing with sister
    213 3 Boy fell 18 feet through floor-hole while playing with sister The story of how a two year-old Chinese boy fell from a height f about 18 feet on the morning of Dec. 27, and subsequently died as a result of inj ,-ies received in the fall, was related to the
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    DUMB MAN CHARGED
    82 3 A dumb man was produced before Magistrate R. J. C. Wait, at the Fourth P<dice Court yesterday, to answer a charge of theft. Accused is alleged to have committed 'hi ft of $26 50 at Rochore Road on Dec. it last year. Hearing wax postponed to Jan.
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    118 3 ibune Stiff Reporter* te i newt report irom fort that the price o! I m tor-car makers and tot users had been inby ab>'Ut iiv». p r cent market in Singapore reunchanged. rer several local import icipate an increase ;»s offldai DotiflcaUon is reDkrsir.an the Goodrich ia Singapore, the
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    MOURS DENIED
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    An Honest Official
    96 3 Shanghai. Jan. 9,— The tabloid newspaper Hen Pao clfproecj that one reason Yu Ta-wei tried to postpone his mission to Wash- 1 ingtcn was that Yu was unable to pay a CNSSO.OOO.QOO hospital bill for his mother, who was tHi with cardiac trouble. The paper said that
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    Campaign for bigger U.S. aid to Nanking
    162 3 Campaign for bigger U.S. aid to Nanking New York. Jan. B— United States businessman with interests in China today resolved to press a campaign in Washington for "greater immediate adequate aid to China" a t a meeting of the Far East American Council of Commerce and Industry. Shortly afterwards, over
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    THE WHISKERS CLUB
    21 3 n 'tain. Th r Mm u*°f"'!£ B>W that .trucll y^»a.J Il h *s taHf w rt tHa Foa.
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    CHAP JI KI RAMPANT
    91 3 CHAP JI KI RAMPANT A Chinese riding a bicycle along Kelantan Road on Thursday, and suspected of carrying I arms, was searched and found t > b L in possession of 36 "Chap Ji Ki"' gambling slips wortrr iit.HL At t\ Eighth police Court yesterday, the Chinese. Ng Lau Min.
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    Prove during curfew hours, gets one month
    123 3 Prove during curfew hours, gets one month A young Chinese Neo Tai, who .drove a lorry on Thursday night without a current curfew permit was yesterday sent to rigorous imprisonment for one month. At 10.50 p.m. on Thursday, A.S.P.. Mr. Griffiths and a police party on duty at Raffles Quay
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    Governor's Tribute to 'Mulberry' Inventors
    334 3 Governor's Tribute to 'Mulberry Inventors "No words o: mine can pav cdequat? tribute to the initiative, courage and resource of the men who made Mulberry an effective reality." This tribute was paid to the men responsible for th3 building and working of the harbour, by the iGcvernor of Singapore. Sir
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    Tugs arrive here from Australia
    87 3 Two tugs, the Derby and Cambridge, arrived from Melbourne ;ast afternoon. Under the command of Skippers Copland and Piggot, the tugs had taken three months to make the journey of 4 500 miles from Melbourne to n gaper e. In an interview with the Tribune,
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    "The Courtneys Of Curzon Street"
    258 3 (Tribune Film Reporter) It has been said with truth ti at Anna Neaglc has never yet made a bad picture. A fine dramatic actress, with a voice that thrills and a personality that is rare, Anna has stepped from success to success and! crowned It
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    Dead Body In Canal
    57 3 A decomposed body, believed to be that of an Indian, was found floating in Rocnore Canal yesterday morning. When the body was taken out of the water near Sungei Road it was *ound wearing a pair of shoes, a pair of shorts and a shirt. In
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    Mavis, Aussie Sailor Girl, Is One-Third Of Trawler Crew
    184 4 An -nihil rirl Mavis Snell, formed [riser M ilarlys M ny"f,om( aims, AiMi aha, to ngapore last afumoon. jt. vi. r«v i retired Australian rice Owned by Mr. (ox. a re i rro Kobens .rower, and under the ».WJ small Kex
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    WOMAN ON CUE A TING CHARGES
    114 4 WOMAN ON CUE A TING CHARGES 4tfrentrfour-yea raun, chua Ah Boon y-f--ST raced charges I cheaUng thr.- dilereni peopl l! u i loni Accused U "J** cheated NgAh Kuans of SIS on gtpl n last year. She b w" alleged to hav< cheated the same person ol ISO on Moi
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    Women carried opium all the way from China
    88 4 Two Chinese women, who came ashore at Singapore from China on Dec. 29. were found each with a belt containing opium concealed a* their waists. The women Lim cult Moi io& and Chan Mi Moi (6&h were each sentenced at the First
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    Marshall faces Rougher Road
    295 4 Marshall faces Rougher Road WASHINGTON, Jan, 9.— The personal prestige of Secretary of Stale George Marshall and his grim arid moving warning of the responsibility of Congivs.v were dominating the Marshall Plan debate as it Mtered its second day in the Senate Foreign Relatio ,s Committee today. Democratic Senators, almost
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    30 4 Mr ;ind Mrs Aw Boon Haw amve.i jn Singapore vesterdav by BOAC from Hongkong. He waa abetted at Kallang airport bv membera Of his family and rricn«ls and other relatives.
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    Chinese Reels Trapped
    174 4 Chinese Reels Trapped NANKING, Ja:i. 9.— More than nO.OOd Communists under Gen. Nieh Y'u-ging were trapped northeast of Hsusui, a railway ;tow n nortll of Pacting, wh:ie one whole regimen: was wiped out i according to a Ministry of Na- tional Deforce bulletin last nigh 1 I With tne encirclement
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    £800 A YEAR, SHE STOLE
    53 4 LONDON. Jan. 7. Mrs. WiniSSJSS M nn a S ed 46 of The Woodlands. Southgate, whose husband said he earned £800 a year was fined £3. with £10 costs at -Mar borough-street today for nowlrf a spray of wtinclS, nowers and a wallet worth tZ
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    SINGAPORE STAMP CLUB
    36 4 SINGAPORE STAMP C LUB «"e ne>rt social meeting of the S«J*Pora Stamp n ub wffl h! at the Palm Court, C ito I R^taurant on Jan. 13 a JJV This will be a.n alUuVlon evaaißg, n
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    ALURING HAZEL COURT
    27 4 Alurinii and lovely Hazel Court. star of "Holiday Camp" Jf***! she made a big hit when she represented a typical British iiirl^M holiday. JM
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    Raffles CU. Bulletin
    185 4 The Raffles College Union has just published the first issue of its Bulletin. Its object is to focus attention and interest on the activities of the College and to acquaint the public with what goes on here. In an article on the food problem Mr. Ong Teng
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    Hollywood Quizzed
    546 5 Hollywood Quizzed I, From 1 ESRY CRIS M The Hft faVDne t4 .college.. ustry *,V" 'taduate. has, b ll n u" notion pic-' W+f£ JUtrtJ outside Ikes IrVandsfongly, To of the country has MtS of the Win bust,i Holl^v ;^i utd ethpt racu o ut hv i surrey of Hoii>
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    81 5 Beautiful Jayashri who plays f/>* title role tn "Shankuntala'' a Katkmum release directed by V. Shanhum which is due in Singapore shortly. Thi* Indian classic has just had a. sensational opening m Neic York where tt is bemg screened with English subtitles A similar torsion is to be shwcn in
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    226 5 j?" ;i that's !ra !::V l^ -^-star,l--in H newi irTu^rf m <* "Go* th!v hvvn Ma >^- I," p fricia Marshall, iroctor from the stage /"Will i s Tj »Mrd!'s rtandJr, v.- **i Elizabeth „J Sure JnR VlBltin g the sot "you a .'V .ansu-ei i WalJht.- drt Just
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    By The Way
    37 5 - Production has just begun at Mctro-Goldwyn-Mayer on "Alias A Gentleman," starring Wallace Beery with Tom Drake, Dorothy Patrick, Gladys George, Leon Ames and Warner Anderson. Harry Beaumont is directing with Nat Perrin as producer.
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    TWO DIFFERENT FUNCTIONS IN SIAM NOW
    197 5 BANGKOK, Jan 8 Minister of Education Sarabayavanija, in a special broadcast to Austra- lians, stated that promoters of the coup d'etat and the Government now functioning are two| J entirely different bodies and consist of totally different persons He said: "It is right to
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    SACKED MOVIE DIRECTORS TO SUE COMPANY
    91 5 SACKED MOVIE DIRECTORS TO SUE COMPANY I Hollywood, Jan. R:— Two movie-wH er-direc}*>rs have asked more than three-million dollars in damages from movie studios for firing them because they refused to tell a Congressional committee whether they were communists. Ring Lardner. I Jnr., asked $1,382,500 from Twen'ieth Century Fox. Director
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    Chinese (Barbers On Strike: Want 545,000 Per Haircut
    167 5 Chinese (Barbers On Strike: Want 545,000 Per Haircut NANKING, Jan. 8. Fourthousand striking barbers gathered at the "Pacify Devil Temple" which houses the barbers Go Kwan Kung to protest against the .Government rejection of their demand of CN$45,--000 per haircut As the barbers' strike in Nanking entered its second day,
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      Racial Suspicions
      197 6 In his recent broadcast the Governor-Gene-.;il mentioned how certain Malayans had informed him with particular nostalgia of the .acini harmony that had prevailed in pre-war Malaya, and how they deplored the "development "J' suspicion.-" between the manv communities in post-war Malaya. Now il is true that in pre-war
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      The Paradox
      107 6 'ytiltCyS^wWch has •ctively striving I Vi ll sus l' ll l() ns is of^tm.\? th^^^a«wth I ore' trSiS^rt 1 b >' w »«w organ™ fi ,h ri" 6 ***"<*** toI? in^S pJro^te^^ both *»ve been conrtiurted J IV onst 'tutions mm «n»l interests and\in PVe Vent to racial
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    Comp editors For Governor's Shield
    95 6 First Ipoh Rover Crew who are competing for the Shield offered by the Governor of tht V-i'-r,*! Union, Sir Edward Gent. Left to right {seated): R/M Chung Shi n Yee, R/M J. Stephen. R/LiM Aorumaui, a omv., f o. iuu..:u„> i, oi Sockattngam. Middle Row:
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    Here... & .... There
    1232 6  - Here... There PETER PRY i By My disappearance from this Page caused quite a bit of panic in the office— so I have been told I The editor phoned up the -'Lost Property Department" at the Post Office and even got a couple of "Flying Squad" cars on the search
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      101 6 CHINA COMPANY so I Ml iHCt IOAD. SINGAFOaH SVI ON BTO| KlNi.s MM N 01 AMI'IIOKWOOP CMStST atajoLSSAU I M mi \M> IMM Jo <<l IHK i.riiiM-r Ifcoao, Daariasj ijjvmsussaaasa, Mm otaisjs> MM I MSI I la* Moth H.:uik.'nhhfv I BJ*SM*I I mem Caaaao, < IsaMrta stoma* r^Jaassaaa i Kun
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      17 6 Meditation 'or B eS they ar Bna f Ihl'L«Lf1 hl L«Lf heart 5:8). y Bha see <***■ (Matt.
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      27 6 Singapore to PENANG s s3 Daily I UATAVIA J145 Fridays PAUOafBANG 5 Tuesdays SAIGON 200 Sundays MEOAN J Saturdays Penang to: IVIEDAN 63 Saturdays Malayan Ai^ys Ugg]
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    Around the Town
    693 7  -  VERA ARDMORE I .*WITH L Birthday I i. Man 11. A i1 J i ai band in ttei n Br ta c I CI Jata's g North] Road DCW low heeled sh I mOTU ;r. during Dee hoart. rtiinly I 1 v iw com and serrlcetM ihoei
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      110 7 "An Exclusive Selection of French Cold Curb Bracelets." MALAYA DltY CLEANING CO. 416. ORCHAfcD gO>o StNGAfrOrtfe. tttONfe ***** Quick and Satisfactory Service fefficiettt SfaniilrLi best tity Steam Chanta*, frittw* dressing:, Charges Moderate sei^Gitf^teed jl within 24 hours. I 1 1 ii i aawa«a^a«a«awiaaaiaaaaaj«aMiaM HAVE YOU SEEN OUR RANGE I OF
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    HE DIED WHEN SHE WAS FREE TO MARRY
    157 8 HE DIED WHEN SHE WAS FREE TO MARRY Hfir's minor hindslidr J uhu h mxnrrei <>n th* Kota Ttnqin Road bin fcftSf half fhr highway. Seiyeral slidtn <d a simihir nature moh tense in thi fmsemi nret I JL LONDON fan 8 Nura* 1 .11 29 of WaJlaaey ,ri.! M0
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    Husband, Wife Are Councillors At 25
    199 8 LONDON, Jan. k TtaetVa sast much apore time in the lives of Mr. ami Mrs. RofißoJd Clark, bo h aged twenty-live. q| Mount Pleasant. Maldon. Essex. Both are member* of Maldon Council and thev claim to W- th e youngest pair of married councillor!
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    Landslide On Kota Tinggi Road
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    Recalled to Moscow
    88 8 NANKING, Jan. 8 —It was reliably reported that Soviet military attache tc China, MajGen N. V. Rcsschin has been recalled t 0 Moscow "for consul- tation" The Soviet Embassy here, when asked for a reason for Kosschin's recall, said he was returning to Russia "on leave" tut.
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    MP's WIFE FINED £25 FOR SHOPLIFTING
    253 8 „;;."'!<»■ .Jan. Wh,.,. Mr 2 <" Chesu,: I f ndon 8W was On. io ext lor stealing from a •tow. the West u3^ gLJ "de-,?' d bUt f r her do^ n;'Mo C pr.^n W,JUId tave Mrs. Nutting is the wife of MP W
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    UNKNOWN UNKNOWN
    186 8 UNKNOWN UNKNOWN (MXCLViTfi Tribune Staff Rep, r er Fang and Tribune Caa*H Chan Sechon visited t^H areas in Centra' jnj Thursday last and M back with them a J complete with pictur^H flood situation in thai M which practically wM from north and snuthiH ps far as rail an<j -1
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    Fiance Father UNKNOWN
    144 8 Fiance Father UNKNOWN LONDON, Jan 8 W pective son-in-law carce^fl aid of a dock thief, convictions, at Liverpool^ After James Herbtrt. m bourer, of Florida-street. pool, admitted stealing tins of tongue from the I his wife pleaded \v.:h 'Jß pendiary magistrate V McFarlard) to gi\e :3 B more chance. LH
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    34 9 Even heavy vehicles found the going precarious and the course taken by the Singapore car and lorry in this picture had to be carefully watched as they negotiated thr flooded section of the road.
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    GIRL WHO BIT P.C. IS FREED
    85 9 LONDON. Jan. 7 Margaret Beck 17. of Park-road. Cadbury Health. Bristol, won her appeal at Bath Quarter Sessions against a three months' jap sentence for biting a policeman. The Recorder. Mr. E. A. Hawke. binding her over for two years. said he did not
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    Tackles Prowler -Rugby Style
    144 9 Tackles Prowler -Rugby Style LONDON. Jan B.— A man carrying a tora.i and chisel who tried back door of a house where the family were on holiday chose the moment when a patrollinsr coss able was in the yard. \nd when he tried to run away j th*' corts'able's shout
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    She Smelt torn With Bottle
    170 9 She Smelt torn With Bottle LONDON, Jan, 8. A wafe who saw a six-foot burglar at acking Ivr husband wi.ih a j piece rrf lead piping, grabbed a I bottle of milk, hit the burglar on |>.e head and knocked him down a cour„ was told. The alleged burglar, Fran*
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    NO-NOTICE SACK: JUDGE AGREES
    69 9 London. Jan. 7 —A notice in a workshop In the City saying that employees were not expected to give notice or receive notice was held by Judge Konstam. K.C., at Clerkenwell today, to defeat a workman's claim for wages In lieu or notice. He dismissed an
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    28 9 A Chinese womfn and her baby who were marooned at the 2+th nih on the Kota Tinggi Road where the flood water* were chest high in certain sections.
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    Bing The Golden
    31 9 LONDON. Jan. 7. Bing Cro»by topped the money-makers for the fourth year in an American cinema owners' pool, followed by Grable Bergman. Cooper, Bogart, Mope. Gable and Peck.
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    TONY THROWS AN ASH-TRAY AT TRIBUNAL
    147 9 London.. Jan. 7— As ai ash-tray came whizzing towards 'lie member-; of Chelsea, London, Rent Tribunal, the chairman. Mr C W Skinntr, remarked; "He's ai»Out the liveliest witness we've had." "He" was two-year-old Tony Pea roe, who had thrown the tray from his scat.
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    Iraq's Case To Be "Put Properly"
    61 10 BAGDAD. Jan. S. The Iraq National Democratic. Liberal and Independence parties which recently denounced the present Anglo-Iraq treaty (revision of which is being discussed in London) are preparing to send delegates to Britain "to put Iraq's case properly", it was reliably learned toiiay. Each
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    96 10 LONDON. Jan J that Soviet claiificati» A H proposal for tolvtag the 'aM on Austrian assets in the J treaty draft ma.!. \y u \fl slav Molotov i n I m 1 conclusion of th.- London ence of the Bi^ y <r J9 Ministers has now been iM iv
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    100 10 RIO £>£ JANEIRO The occupants of the pfl works of the Brazil > :,csM munist newspaper lar, threw han<! .>ijH on the police who the buUding today The occupants .iiecfl selves behind rolls of vM and although firing -^1 some time the police v.ereH t > occupy the buil-hng
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    WITH EYES WIDE OPEN
    880 11  -  Thomas Mack A SIX-DA Y SERIAL By VI Nancy's Trick Makes Her the Cirl-of-the-Hour for the j j c ang/ but She's the Ci rl-of-a-Lifetime for Steve j in). A,x U a: h^ l ,n those Why 11 nselve.l i Id the i Steve me De
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    125 11 Restitution Of H.K. To China Revived NANKING, Jan. 8:— Dispu'e over eviction of Chinese from the leased territory of Kow!o©~ once again brcught to the fore tre issue of restitution of Hong Kong to Chinese sovereignly. Many official arid unofficial Chinese appear to feel strongly about :he Hon? Kong Government'*
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    171 11 Dutch Reserve Right To Freedom Of Action In Indonesia BATAVIA, Jan. 8. The Dutch have told the Indonesian ftepublicans through the Security Council's "Good Offices" Committee now negotiating jn Indonesia that the Netherlands Government would reserve its right to freedom of action if a cease fire agreement was not reached
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    215 11 LAL'NUE, Jan. 8:- Former King Michael, let it be known E> would remain silent or. the en's surrounding his abdica>n, while tne Communists s'ill eon' rolled the Government of Rumania. He did r.ot say so many words, but the decision was indicated by his «eere ary. Mors*
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    121 12 Defeat Predicted For Guerillas In Greece ATHENS l»n n i. riflea ind stocks munition will I*- ahip|*-d ,'.i, from Britain M reiutl of gill proximately (750,000 aterlln Um Greel G ovafaataaaal rnaas i itisena svlth aterl nff basMai Firitaln it svaa dtocloeed todaj Th.- ■ram will ba distnhut. -j i»y
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    706 13 JtfCtf 9 to- ?he Ma^> ,an 13.00 A*- 0 ISO !•*> 55 Ml 27/* < JJS 10.00 ,00 4.00 5 40 a0 60 l^W L i.75 »M B 5100 WOO 44 00 44.50 h 3 00 34.00 E L ijm m* I, 24 M 4! V II
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    Rubber Undecided
    106 13 Both London and New York closed at easier prices and the local rubber market opened In uncertain mood, and moved slowly downwards in the fore- noon. In the afternoon on rumours I of the local Singapore Harbour i Board strike it looked as if H would steady up
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    UN Commission Fears "Welcome" Of Bullets
    121 13 LAKE SUCCESS. Jan. 9.— The United Nations Palestine Commission will meet for the first time today faced with the problem of its own protection as well as protection for the people of Palestine. U- N. Secretary-General Trygve Lie said he would place the security
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    MARINES IN INCIDENT?
    96 13 Tsingtao. Jan. 9— The United States Marin e Headquarters here is trying to confirm that one Marine was killed and four others capture^ by Communists in a tragic end to a Christmas Day hunting expedition. Chinese General Ting Chih Pan. commander of the newlyorgan'zed 11th P?ace Preservation
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    Bomb Thrown At Italians
    108 13 Bomb Thrown At Italians MA LI LAND, Jan. Is— Ten ta--1 liais were sligh 'y injured a* i hey sat drinking o n the veran- dah o? a cafe here yes;e;day evening when a Mills bomb was thrown in o the buiic.rtg by Soma'>s. The incidoit was the climax of
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    138 13 Market Notes Jottings The rubber market did not know quite how to regard the prospect of yet another strike at the docks. If loading is seriously interfered with, this would seem to be a bear influence this end and a bull influence at the terminal ends. However, there are other
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    Shares Quieter
    38 13 Trie Malayan Sharebrofcers' Association report issued yesterday leads as follows: The market in tin shares turned a m%W easier in sympathy with London and local profit-taking. Industrials were steady with smaP enquiry for sel» cUd shares.
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    59 13 NEW YORK, Jan. 8. Joey Maxim from Cleveland was favoured nine to five to spoil the American debut of Olle Tandberg. Sweden's heavyweight contender, in an international ten-round bout In Madison Square Garden tomorrow night. Maxim is favoured despite the fact that he is giving away the fair-skinned
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    32 13 Rome, Jan. 9.— Mr. Leif Egelawi. South African Hitrh Commissioner in London, is understood here to have been suggested by Italy as prospective Governor of the free terrisn v.l Tiieste.
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    Iraqi delegation prepares for vital treaty talks
    385 14 Iraqi delegation prepares for vital treaty talks LONaOONaJ li-aaji iJ.-iV^ati.*ii. head- eaty of 1930, will hold .j,;,,. expert this morning brfore meetifU British Fo retary Brae* Bwrin this aflei noon. The pgCftHl h^ofuiions are reliably under %mm\ to centre on Arrh le J i' e of the present i reaty
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    P.T. EXPERTS TO MEET IN ILK.
    265 14 The international Congress Phv>h\\l Educaion is being held in London immediately re the Olympic Games m Experts in physical trainrrom all parts of the world hav been invited to attend. The aim of the Congress which win be formally opened bv the Minister or
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    JOLLILADS SOCCER
    75 14 the Jo lilads again.-!: the Seafotl! Battalion aoeowd team on Sundav at 5 15 p.m. i GHlßltaa Barracks': Jolh.ads XI: SitViambwrn; Rasak Mu. ha; GHmi, Haniff; Kayambu; K, R. Muthiah; MumMi; Muniyamli; Sin' ha: O, •nan: |f Krishna (Caj*)j Safehudn; Krish-asamy Jollil ads 2XI vs. '"A*' Company St^rfc
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    120 14 Anne on way to meet Michael Copenhagen, Jan. 9. a smil-' :n and radiant Princess Anne of Bourbon Parroi left Denmark 1 today aboard the North Express ■t 0916 for Switz land, wher? young ;i nd handsoiriv former Kiny Michael ol Rumania :s stuyin*,'. The Princess was accompanied by her
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    NEWSPAPER ANNIVERSARY
    48 14 A garden party wil be held at P^lrp W n PUr SWlmmin g POOL i aslr Panjang, on Jan. 15 on th "casta* of the 19th Anniversary I P'»h Press Group m C £n b rat nS WiU be take P^ce Kuala Lumpur. Ipoh and Pen;iriK.
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    163 14 2- All Draw In Hock League Game The Ind: n *w„ M the Police t, ato..?! |a League Hockey fi«, m\ ground in .horntoniM terday M The game was fai M swung frcm,n dt n J« in the first seS sion th M opened accounts when sl Singh scored from
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    DUTCH PROMISE CO-OPERATION
    97 14 BATAVIA. Jan 9 A spokesman of th' Netherlands East hmmm C7<" rnment said today Wetland had promised the Security Council "Good Offices" CommUhM its co-opt ration allowing the Republican AmBaafJOSaStor Sutan Sjahrir and the Viee-Preekieni Dr. Mohamed Ha t t<i to i* turn to Batavia. Dr Siahrir
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    169 14 Last Minute Goal Gives SC Hockey Win (Tribune Stan Reports* A last-minute goal ay I Pow enabled the SCJtH i score a narrow 2 1 '..jtorfl the Cable and Wirt ess M team at Heng Lim Green fl The poor ground :ndfl were not conducive key. Infringement^ r fl ent
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    Our leading "feathers" to be In action soon
    315 15 Our leading "feathers" to be In action soon I, n Four of Britain's leading PNDON- l ;V'-,:„^ hT division-Ronnie Claythe f eatn« i aeignt -m ch ampion. kjo^WSiptlnd IS WiHiamsL Son early this ye** ualla* it the Albert Hall, toncla v,on l«*ts y;'Xn s mms Williams at nJan Vrt Monoy
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    74 15 IyoRK Jan krht itianipion Joe Lou:s Em with the 10th Get* Esf Club i lefend his EstJaraey Jot WsUcctt, Iter opporvrr. mutually i[o the i hampion ami "about JUBC II", at e detefnined aster. Mostd Um Bght arUl be the Yankee Stadiusai in jta aa n tstimeH .1
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    63 15 kai, Jan 9 C modity i\y day I .v and r.en expressed :e.ir the i" w-th the no gold pan! Ir I riling :;i: > hum al i ast thich tringent c ws "and R::,r tort and *injj U. lark ,us f r si idyatyes- c high CN$2OO,Wuinew rumours
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    49 15 lei Aviv, Jan. 9.— Unofficial reports from the Syrian border s a:d today that Arab troops havcrosgvfl the border and attacked two Jewish villages— Kefar Sold and Dan in Hagalii. British troops arrived from Mettula. Fighting continued. First reports said two Jews *ore injured. U.P.
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    87 15 Tkey Don't Wait to Go Sack To Russia Sranghai. Ja: 9. \i anghai j wfcl(taj Russians m'Oc -top ied for j ai ti received •ptlet Union citiii> nship are ftaPNaaiing iinwillingness to be repatriated follow.ng reciipt of letters ir, m relatives who returned t< U» c *a last I year
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    126 15 Soviet-Pakistan Friendship Pact? London. Jan. B.— No information of a Soviet offer to the Pakistan Government of a ten to twenty-year friendship pact has been rc ceived at the British Foreign Office, its spokesman stated in London tonight. He was commenting on a press report attributed to "Foreign Office quarters."
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    24 15 TO DAY 'S HOCKEY iBJaTJu* Hocke, fßll today win I '-caw. Bj i10 1 joining 16 Drespnt u Quest- SmB 1w«» even u it
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    38 15 I hted I Bar The dancing was strictly impromptu. eeliL U 7 S NpSid by the prem i /VL Vtt haa PWr a mong the ScowtrSl who sreettd the c <>ttish-h,. rtk 4aa.ijr-.zrjC- U.P.
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    295 15 <BY JOSEPH YAN) The Yoons Yoong Club. Selangor 8 I!*7 Inter-Hub Table-Tennis Champions of 1947, who were j beaten by the Tiger Sporting Associatlon the previous night, stag- i ed a fine come bat-.: oy beating The Rest by three games to
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    60 15 TCKIO. Jan. 9—A United Sta es B-17 Flying Fortress cir cling over the stn?>:en Russian ship Dvira this Safternoon pcite.i tha^ tJ e sea is subsiding and that the shmi list was now only 20 degrees. Heavy seas, which have been buffeting the ship, are reported to have
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    78 15 New York, Jan. 9. New Jersey Sta'e notice discovered svnd seized 55.000 lbs of explosives oi; a vacant farm at Wall towntiiip. New Jersey yesterday. Eight nen foun,' loading the explosives or> to a trailer were arrested. The prosecutor said vie wad •'fairly certain'' flaaajsj explosives were
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    139 15 Nanking. Jan .9— The Nationalist campaign against Communists in Manchuria is being intensified as reports today indi cate tie establishment of -bandit suppression headquar ers in the northeast" similar I 1 the Ncrth China Command un- der General Fu Tso-yi. The new Manchurian comI mand,
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    103 15 Jerusalem. Jan. 9. —The Stern gang. Jewish terrorist erganisa tion. today issued a statement from its "underground headquarters" threatening all foreign correspondents in Palestine who ace pt press cards issued by "the 1 Fascist. British-paid, Arab Higher Executive." "By this unethical act implicit j in the
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    365 16 NEW BEVIN POLICY GIVES ALL-OUT SUPPORT TO U.S. LONDON, Jan. R-Fon?^ Secretary Erne* l lobaj programme ol foreign policy, cov« 1 Jin the world where Kiu*;an can interests conflict Formal appro* H of the plan, winch is ixp U mtMm thMi JJ Lfcsjsjf (.ovmiment has complete > aMlM ontd all
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    167 16 KARACHI Pakistan I m The poJ i > niarW <"'' r ind lootei t,i <)>■ Pakistan r» kil r u '>f OS T aday Karav hi a i qu el un impoaed aitei lac maaa Ti, ere vert eatln et< <1 lo bi r, OM
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    197 16 BARNES BACK IN FORM— SCORES 85 Sydney. Jan. 9— S. G. Barnes, back to his old form, played tru brightest innings of the day in sec ring 85 ior New South Wales on the first day of their Sheffield Snieid match against South Australia here. At close of play NefJ
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    61 16 LAKE SUCCESS Jan Indian Government will pate "to the fullest extent 1 global "give-one-Uav drti I United Nations Appeal ft I ren. it waa announced t I official* of the Appeal The decision, which i India's original position reached by the Indian Sor after a month of
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