Morning Tribune, 14 January 1948

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    3 1 MORNING TRIBUNE Lt,NESPAY_JANJ4._I9«_
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    TRAGEDY MARS TANKER CREW'S SHORE LEAVE
    257 1 nev of the American t rJt<i M r l Jem bark to their x****. The launch moved out to sea with the Yankee seamen. After a few minutes the engine gave trouble The crew of the launch, consisting of two runners and a crew
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    GANG FIGHT IN BOAT QUAY
    52 1 The prompt arrival of the i i Police prevented what might have developed Into a big affray yesterday when two rival gangs of Chinese clashed m Boat Quay shortly after 3 p.m. Sticks, stones arid bottles were usk ipd one man was injured. S-jn men
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    UNKNOWN
    77 1 WK. 13 Thf y Duty tudiiu publisher allegtdly s^nt by a firuup" rauHenmg Wmben, incluJma Prt■f AfitAroti'i to ref(mph><jm<j trickt ruiif nfiitory'i 'i< tivftieg, 'Wi. i;(/.>io Khunnu reCOfJf Of th? I' tt< r. tcr ch'iTiirJ 'hf mn^ern\h "tinpl'tinn<: various dmdtog nd *ndanhe Mftfary uroup such If premm m orc/er
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    323 1 (Tribune Staff tte**i*t) TOP-SECRET CONFERENCES WERE HELD IN CERTAIN IXDISCLOSED QUARTERS IX SINGAPORE YESTERDAY. FOLLOWING WHICH IT WAS DECIDED TO FLY THE IIYSTERY DAKOTA PLANE WITH ITS EQUALLY MYSTERIOUS CARGO OF AN UNIDENTIFIED CORPSE TO BUKIT TINGGT AT DAWN TODAY The Tribune understands that 'sanction has been obtained to
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    INE CHARGED
    30 1 ft, Jan. 13-Umt«d States Warrant Offir*-r. Burton X today faced naval court »arpes involving th<? illentl n vessels for contraband from no r th ck^» ,v Ml- U.P.
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    47 CRASHES
    16 1 ;HAI, Jan. 13 A Chinese USS* plane c -u. •n undetermined numler of U.P.
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    IGHER RATES
    12 1 £5533 ase "Onerr-m shl PPers j... ral^. effective on U.P.
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    UNKNOWN
    105 1 we«f i, '»ti>>ci<,iiv lt y^ht s l>d t0 the **5 y 1 1 e*U,. Stanad that her husband, from whom she \ca* separated last October, be deprived of the right to visit her four-year-old daughter Antoinitte on the ground* that the child was born by artificial means, and Mr.
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    Export Price For British Cars Slashed
    66 1 Export Price For British Cars Slashed OXFORD. Jan. 13.— A substantial reduction m the export price of a majority of Morris. Wolseley and fcUey cars and j Morris Commercial vehicles has been made. the. Nuffleld Organisation announced. This action follows Sir Stafford Cripps' call for more competitive price levels. Th
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    Atom Bomb War: Warning To U.S.
    402 1 Atom Bomb War: Warning To U.S. WASHINGTON. JAN. 13.— i PRESIDENT TRUMAN'S AIR {POLICY COMMI&SJON TODAY WARNED THE UNJTEP STATES THAT ON JAN. 1. 1«53. AMERICA WOULD FACE A'PAY-THE PAY WHEN FOREJON COUNTRIES WOUI-P AU4OST CERTAINLY POSSESS ATOMIC WEAPONS "IH QUANTITY". ANP WOUU> F HO3A3J-Y ALSO HAVE XN MASS PfIOPUCTJON
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    SHE HAS BIC FUTURE
    55 1 SHE HAS BIC FUTURE Twenty three-year-old Miss Cicely Ludlam qf Sheffield may one day be Britain's first woman Ambassador m a foreign capital. She has been appointed Third Secretary tb the Embassy at Belgrade, and is the first woman to qualify as a permanent member of the Foreign Office D
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    Pilot is an American
    74 1 Pilot is an American The pilot who brought the Dakota with the mystery corps* from Jogjakarta and who is flying the plane to Bukit Tinggi today is an American named Mr. I Freeberg, the Tribune learned last night. The markings of the plane are rj 002 on the toings and
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    NEW RICE PRICES.
    28 1 SHANGHAI. J«n. J3:— Mayor C. Wu today pegged the who.esal* and retail prices of white r»ti nt $1,450,000 and t1. 500,000 per picul resoectively^- U.P.
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    S'PORE THEOSPOHICAL SOCIETY
    35 1 S'PORE THEOSPOHICAL SOCIETY A public meeting will be held at the Singapore Ix>dge Theosophicai Society tomorrow (ThuriK day) at G3O p.m. Subject w discussion: "The Bodies Yo* Wear, 1 conducted by Mrs. It. von Krusenstierna.
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    URANIUM IN BURMA
    30 1 HANOOON, Jan. 13.— Tnonww and uranium, used m the manufacture of atom bombs, hay* been found m Central and Eastern Burma, it was orflciaily learned here today.
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    OFFER REJECTED
    35 1 COIX)MBO, Jan. 13.— Ceylon s Government has rejected a British offer of 3d. a pound more than the 1947 contract price lor the island's tea this year, it was reliably learned here.- Reuter
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    Lorry hit taxi, climbed pavement, knocked down granite pillar —then ran into pedestrian
    265 2 lfe«S«* Mat (22). I CMMB Inrry-dnyer m» disqualified from holding a driving licence lor aiJßriod of six i»QftUM and fined $200, m default one id wth'e rigorous imprisonment, when ho was found viilty on a charge f
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    WHO DUNNIT?
    65 2 M *'>M.a/if bjr <**• a^.i-yrihes to preixv* the tcanto* damaoe dont to p«l>iic comvmenee* m Sinvip:tre. In one xrerk. three flushing tanks and brackets were itw*'--94 from Maxicell Ro'vi: »:«d fimm Temple Street: and cnt fwtm Raub Stree*. From anothtr. xohtte t;le« tc^r*As the** thinos canno? bt rt*
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    PAKISTAN'S REPLY ON KASHMIR
    57 2 LOXDON. Jan 13— Sir Zafrullah Khan. Foreign Minister of Pakistan, flew to New York early today to give the Security Council Pakistan's answer to India's complaint on the Kashmir issue. His case is that the situation m Kashmir cannot be isolated from other problems which threaten
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    Dashed From Behind Car
    176 2 Wriile attempting to cross BerangMß li^dd »>n tin night of DM. 27 lust fnf, a 55-year-old I Chines.- Hospital Assistant, bee Nk<>w. was hit by a passing car .ii'd did i Stw hours later a& a result of injures received. This wi'.s (old the Singapore i
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    Pilot Killed
    41 2 'JOKIO, Jan. 13.— United Stats Army Air Force pilot. Lt. Carl w. Clough of Bakvrsfleld. California, was killed on Tttnißday when his plane. a P-47. crashed due to engine trouble at Northwest Field, it was announced m Tokio.— Reuter
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    Yugoslav Muslims tin Git Taint
    56 2 BAGDAD. Jan. 13 —The Iraq Government decided today to ad|mit 2 500 Yugoslav Muslims who wish to emigrate. Murataz Alumant. Assistant Director-General m the Ministry o: the Interior is leaving for Cairo shortly for talks with Arab League I representatives to make arrangements for the
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    HAD A FEW DRINKS-THEN RAMASAMY THREW A COP
    247 2 HAD A FEW DRINKS-THEN RAMASAMY THREW A COP RAMASAMY ATTENDED A FUNER AL -RAMASAMY DRANK "SAMS IT; HE tOULDN7 TELL THE MAGISIHATE YESTERDAY HOW MANY PEGS HE HAD. HE .KNEW HE HAD TWO BUT AFI-ERTHAT. There was a fie qu'l to this when Ramasamy. frail looking ■:»ppean«d m the Third
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    "Truth Drug" Restores Lost Memory
    118 2 "Truth Drug" Restores Lost Memory NEWCASTLE. Jan 13 —For the second time within a week "truth drug* has restored the memory to a man who had forgotten who he was. Dennis Adamson Bennett, 22 ex-sailor of Sheffield, went to Newcastle to work but lost his memory. The only clues were
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    Reburial Of 'Massacre' Victims To Be Discussed
    41 2 Thr BttfHU Chmr.sr s fc «»f C'ous/ O( There «>e discussed a LaJi/ wem'berafcip, creation a/ T 2£E /laisow *><**>** the Committee and members; Volunteer cVE'***;, th€ wtitutinn of a rind #fc WiCmbcraW|> ca >npaign
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    B.B.C. Quiz Master Be On the Air From Radio Malaya
    124 2 B.B.C. Quiz Master Be On the Air From Radio Malaya Mr Donald UcCullmtgh. the fmmom* BB.fTn "Brains Tnut." xcAo i» m Ainvtporr I program** to be brrxidcast from alt Stations ,j jT; a *^^H ir/»<A Niheerk tomorrow at 9.45 jun. |lJ ifl T»« pr+grammß it entttUA "P*um of f^« Air
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    UNKNWON
    185 2 Cecil Hobos. Reference Li- crarian for South East Asia m ;h? Library of Congress In Washington, D.C. is now visiting Singapore and the lAalayan inion. It was letmt thai he is on a tour of the countries m Sooth Ea*t Asia lor the purpose 01 securing reference material and
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    mv. ORANGE
    67 2 Owing to engine trouble the' ntr •♦Oranje" called at Olbral- tar for repairs. The vessel sailed I from this port on Jan 9, and is due here on Jan. 24 thS.t GDAD> Jan 13.— Health auh£ tOday reopened the frontiers of Iraq, Syria, Turkey and en?d n P
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    UNKNWON
    84 2 NANKING. Jan. 13 -M purpose of suvngthenaß smuggling measures upß Implementation of theCß {jritttb agreement sigr.edj day. the Chines- Goveraß reported by the official fl I Pally News today as jfl the purchase of 16 !rirM fUH| mo^or launches fn| UnIM States for patrol M South China waters Jpe
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      129 2 kimii:rgartex (ieneral daily classrs from 11 30 a.m. including pn»pantory musical instruction through the midiutn of uIIDUKT PIANOS, and PWCI'SSION BANDvS Apply: Secretary, FAR (ASTERN MUSIC SCHOOL 1-A, Kirk Tenrace. (Off llhoby (lhauti. I'honc 4 toe PAINS ID THE JOINTS? Swollen, tn- flamed, painful i_3^_L l o t n t
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    schief, Housebreaking Charges Against SHB Union Official
    739 3 s chief, Housebreaking Charges Against SHB Union Official IfatV Treatment yf thourers Alleged W*^ wolf ire Inspector of the Sin«a- t ;rt com J# r K^men^d charges of Kkine to commit mischief Enfnt: mischief by daBSure and other pro- ■or.pn?t- Ganapathj m lowest the three accord tree^ of housebreaking ■f
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    KIWI DANCL ON JANUARY 24
    67 3 KIWI DANCL ON JANUARY 24 Jers of ih, Kiwi U** m k' forthc °mto« Kiwi «'gnt :or mcml en and their 5. to be held on Saturday, Jan. '"•/■Mtacf of Mist Cecilia Kurau ...ir East Coa^t f tn partidHU are g.*tn n touch WKh the ytteHon BecreUry, Mr. p c
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    Decorator Appeals Against Sentence
    184 3 Decorator Appeals Against Sentence An Indian M'asUm decorator, Syed jaffar, wfco hsdbffn tentenced to 21 months' rt|J°W* imprisonment ty t|*e SecomJ District Judge, on a charge of abetting the offence Of eriml&al breach of tnwt.in rewecV «f 31 bales of cloft, «pp*feo tftfeet the conviction to 4lie Appeal Court yesterday
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    ANNIVERSARY
    49 3 An anniversary celebration o the Marigold Badminton Party will be held at the bungalow of Mr TeoKim En* on Jan. 24 and m It is requested that those joining m the function should B et m touch with Mr. Ng Chia Heng at No. 56. Syed Aiwi Jload.
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    NEW RIGHTS FOR YUGOSLAV CHILDREN
    185 3 rlfhts nniiJ c lm P°rtant 8* i 32 !aw overn■ts paV-pJ ons wit h their SSfsv r eit dear that t lhls law Ortlvh l t v ltvvas Passed !rer but lnterpst s of a «thor-ti c states l^at *«*!Z?J? T 1 for et jmportant
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    Heavy Penalties Far Extortioners
    202 3 Found guilty on a charge of attempted extortion, two Chin- ese. Sin Ah Boon and Bd* K;h Lam, members of a secret society, i were sentenced to 20 months' and 23 months' rigorous impri- j sonment. respectively, by the I Fourth Criminal District Judge yestcrdav. Sin
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    THEFT OF LORRY ALLEGED
    109 3 THEFT OF LORRY ALLEGED On trial At the Singajpore i Asst*es -on a fharge of stealing a th*ee-ton motor lorry from H.M. Naval faduAt Seletar. a younK Mtoti, ?T *£»<**: f ot merly employed at the docks as a driver, adatfUed taking out the lorry «t the request of a
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    PRISONERS' HUNGER STRIKE
    117 3 PRISONERS' HUNGER STRIKE p,»KGOON, Jan. IS -.Armed police and i-^to-c^W^ P° lX c centra! jail w*we l*30« prison•rs, who proved awawwt .the mtWacy- of the /m»cpem|CJKe P«y amnesty, started a Mt-tJown svrike during the week-end and have refused food tor to*- last 72 hours. According to a prison authority, 37
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    4 NEW BOATS FOR S'PORE WATERS
    157 3 4 NEW BOATS FOR S'PORE WATERS ft>ui small vessels destined for work hi Singapore waters arrived on Sunday after completing a three-month trip covering 4,362 miles from Sydney. Among; the vessels, which, were ordered by the Anglo-Saxon Petroleum Company, was a modern 210-ton ocean lighter, feoUL Hie fcom towed along
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    SPOKE INTO TELEPHONE THAT WAS'T THERE
    176 3 SPOKE INTO TELEPHONE THAT WAS'T THERE A Cfrtaese scboel teacher. JCuo Chi san. who ttUl an iwtfy scar on his tfcroaf as a ret^ of allegedly attempting to end his life with a raw Wade, was produced before the Fourth Police Court Magistrate, Mr. fl. J. C. Wait yesterday on
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    MDU Has "Forfeited Election Rights"
    201 4 -PROGRESSIVES' CLAIM A HARfJE THAT THE MA^ LATAN DEMOCRATIC UWgN fc AD FORFEITKI. ITS RI«HT TO HAVE A BAY IN Tg FY)RTHCOMIN« SINGAPORE BJJCTIONS BBCAUBE IT NOT ONLY ADVOCATED A BOYCOTT OF Wjßjf TIONS HIT ALSO ATTEMPTED TO DMttTUAOE VOTKRS FROM REGISTERING FOR A VOTE
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    Spore Flour Distribution: New System
    181 4 With «'fl»-rt from today, the ystf.'m of issuing Hour m S.ngaj.orc to industrial usi'r.\ i.e. bakers, biscuit manulacturers, no#»dle makeis. cake- makers. restaurants, colfee s lops, etc. will be as follows: Where a mat is prepared to take stocks m bulk, at not less than
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    Indian Variety Entertainment
    78 4 I A Variety Entertainment by amateur artistes will ue given at the Victoria Theatre on Jan. 16 and 17 under the auspices of the Ramakrishna Mission m aid of the Orphanage. The programme includes orchestral rvcitals. sketches m Tamil, vocal items, solo and 1 group dances, instrumental
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    JEWS lAUNCH WAVY MORTAR -FJRP ATTACK
    145 4 JERUSALEM, JAN 13— JEWS AJJAWp THE ARAB SHEIK JARRAH QUARTER Of JERUSALEM LAST NIGHT WITH VX!I 2WF-WCH MORTAR FIRE IN ONE OF THE HEAVIEST NIGHT ATTACKS OF THE FIGHTING IN PALESTINE I Slioik Jarrah, lying north of j tho oid city of Jerusalem, lies
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    Wing Lok Club
    86 4 At a special poneral meetin-j held at the premises of Wing Lok Club at Nos. 44/46. Smith Street. sin E a- re E eC 7> the blowing were elected office bearers for 1948President: Lai Nam; Vice PreslS^w Choy; Hon. Secretary; Lok* Weng Sung; Asst. Hon. SecretarySSn^ 1
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    LOVE AND INTRIGUE TOGETHER WITH AVA GARDNER
    28 4 ovely Ava Gardner. Universal-International star, v M ears m Sin ga pore', htr first co-starring picture in* fM Mac Murray. l
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    Bandit Removed His Mask Identified Later
    219 4 Court Told Six Chinese gunmen entered a house m Moulmein Road at 8.45 p.m., on Aug. 8, last year. The first man who entered wore a white handkerchief as i a mask, and held a revolver pointed at the inmates m 10 were m
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    UNKNOWN
    160 4 LONP. Jan 11— A 34 _^^B Poliaj* »aff s»«rgcan*. EugM Jurkitwicx, was executd a I veld Priw* Bristol, der *f Mm. Emily Bowe*« 74. licensee of t:.e (i^M MkJdlcxoy. Somerse T« W rjf Criminal Apina! diOH Jurkiewicz's arP^ 1 doa"h sen enre. and yJW Secretary refund a n P
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    THE WHISKERS CLUB
    11 4 Bar stars? xr e*g r*H*g "T-fder Ha«" m
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    WORLD PREMIERE
    14 5 •#j rhi oKwure of "The Brothers" wheh Jdtotric* K >r-n>nn VJh< theatre.
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    THE VIKING GOES -HUNTING NOW
    601 5 THE VIKING GOES -HUNTING NOW Film Notes From Britain U SDON Jan I I, r amber, VUting Ahoy. Bust"! i^r ukma VioneyI from H!:>' me to tne I Island? off the btrrlt* by "The Blue Hi. unH itcn of the Yatawt ■seauh of wlttabN v?.rk- the film. BvikT.e Ahoy explored
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    YEARS IN DARK BUNDED THE SPIDERS
    111 5 YEARS IN DARK BUNDED THE SPIDERS London. Jan. 11. Flooded tunnels and caves, some 30 ft. under water, have just been explored at Castleton, Derbyshire, by scientists wearing diving gear and carrying underwater electric lamps. Vac scientists discovered that: A'l living creatures tht-y found were bl:nd after centuries of 'Jarkness.
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    Coupon Secret Defins Thieves
    208 5 Coupon Secret Defins Thieves London Jan. 13. The lack of a secret characteristic which denotes a forged clothing coupon to the expert was mentioned at the magistrates' court m Marlbo-roueh-street. London, by Mr. E. C. Sinsrtcn. counsel for the Board ,of Trade, when he produced a packet of 1.800 forged
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    SINGS ON BUSFOR CHANTY
    189 5 London, Jan. 11.— Mrs. Wini nic Pearson, a clippie, has raised £120 m six -months for a legless schoolboy by singing to passengers on her bus. Winnie, I 35 widowed mother of two children, has been singing her way 1 ploni? the bus routes sirce sne
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    MOOTING TRIBUNE Primary Producers
    302 6 MOOTING TRIBUNE Primary Producers l b. i > <■;<■» 9 S wamsDAY, jan_ i^J. 948 The strength and Aeakness of Malayan < conomy lies m the fact that its prosperity is built around the production of two important industrial raw materials— tin and rubber. All other economic functions m this
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    UNKNWON
    122 6 A scene m the House of Representative at Canberra, Australia, during the opening mmM the British Commonwealth of Nations preliminary talks on the '*K"**f A Peac€ Treat y- Sogfl round the table (clockwise) are India: Sir Raghunath ParaUfpg* f*^£- to Australia.. Btr frM Rau Canada- Mr K. A. Greene
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    "Whisky Galore"—A typics Compton Mackenzie tale
    724 6 "Whisky Galore" A typics Compton Mackenzie tale Books of the Week I M km "Whisky Galore s by Compton Mackenzie (Chatto and Wiitdus). As the title suggests, this new novel of Compton Mackenzie's is "non-austerity" jn every respect. It is, indeed, an uproariously funny story m the inimitable manner of
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    Meditation
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    Triple-threat weanon against T.N.
    126 6 NEW YORK.-A aew synthe t'Lr; a Possible triplethreat weapon W insi tubercuIt may lead to a n,.>re yanid Hiagmosis of the disea^ and niy fimhng a partner for ,tr^omyJ in J t might also help b th, <« L hnin?, f chemiral '■> a new e
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    Around The Jown
    935 7 WITH VfittA AHOMCMHE 1 jhcNcus c^ Bia v >. I they D g. WflS« ■s N. J Davis tuve I w H ijwan, th^« ■Marle:.n and baby ■irdre Ann will be Ke Canton >:^rUy. I j,nu.,:y 18. at St Htht-dral Aur: IliO' M: and Mn R H
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      146 7 S ix"town tcTnight j m PAVIUON" RESTAWttNT j FILET STEAK WITH MUSHROOMS. j i (The Best of Courses). I AND A SPLISNDID PlCTtJftfe \at the cinema as usual 1 ROT CORNfeU A 269, ORCHARD ROAD, 1 rttOpfeitrroß. moNE 4447. S jj IftAffLfiS HOTEL I Tbnipht DANCE 9.13 to midttifcht f.J^tt^OttCtttetftA
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    Fishermen Go To Sea In Fear
    174 8 I.ondoi.. J.>n 11 P Ml Ol .Stlffki y ..nd W- 111 V rfott th« k ;,r<> twenty two Ol alia* that th»y put t t m f. ;.r nl th'-ir l.v- ahiapoel from anti s ft piß| .»t Mtrfty Arm., et i Lradlßg them
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    Sleeping Beauty Of Geneva
    105 8 The MorWd hope for lasting peac teas pinned within thtse magnllUmt Imildings not tunny years ago. But m 1931 the statesmen iiathind irifhm the Palncc of the League of Xationji permitted II" h( yinntnn of the, destruction of nil thty stood for by letting Ja/tan get
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    DOO OF FLI
    72 8 DOO OF FLI London. Jan n_Y q pie agree with Dr Mirt who tcld a London q that t- very bey and *i have the chance to flj there ought to be cigfc i vide the right kind O f« jtty.' The memben C f Youth Centre met 1* I
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    UNKNOWN
    88 8 London. Jan. H year-old councillor, shall, of Woodbr.'i^^ his appeal at IP^ I sions against a Ipswich magistiates ing" a bus queue He was summoned un 4of the Regu at.on 9 (Formation of Q"^ !942, and fined 10s Mr. Stephen Ho^'thl^ case a J Article 4 covets tn person
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    UNKNWON
    126 9 |;ing club" idea. L opinion* of ;msor -W€ don't j icourage flirtation there i> M P ett >' ex. 15. <>: 81 lohß'J I put Ihe ißterpiHattoii on impanionship and friendship which does not iasi toe long." Pat Delaney. 16. of Ampthillsquare. Euston: "Flirtation comes automatically. I can't .a.unt
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    UNKNOWN
    94 9 Kr.:ght 68 and Jan, 65 oi Bd. Hackr.ey Wick. Mrr.p-.'d twelve fee* Bedrivrv. window to lit when tbejr found Hcu- ablaze I hey Her* Mr and Mrs. I eicaped before the H firm hold. Hit said: When I Hstaircase ablazr. I B. I was m my bare I my
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    His Bright Idea
    69 9 LONDON Jan 11. -To save his lurniture from floods. Mr. Ewart Roberts, of Llanrwst. Denbighshire, hung it from the rafters of his sixteenth-century ia!e The floods were caused by the River Con way overflowing its banks after five days of torrential rain. Fields, roads and houses for
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    Reception At Burma House
    48 9 I At the reception at S the Burmese fcmbassy m London on Burma i !ndef>endence day ttie I Burmese community turned up m full force. Sir Stafford Cripps is seen chatting with three j Burmese women whose national costumes lent colour to the scene.
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    'DOs And Don'ts' List For Lovers On Church Poor
    113 9 'DOs And Don'ts' List For Lovers On Church Poor London. Jan. U— Young peo pie passing St. Wilfrid's, Preston (lAnes). stopped to read this advice to courting couples pinned up by Father ft. Scott, of the Society of Jesus: "For the Man.— Don t shout or whistle outside the house
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    Mother Charged With Murder
    77 9 London, Jan. 11. The mother Df three young sons, Mrs. Louisa \nn Pope, aged 34, was charged it Barnet. Herts, with murdering :he youngest, John, aged four, nonths. at her home at Kenerneirive, Barnet. She was remanded n custody. Div.-det.-inap. Colin MacDougall i ?aid that when
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    IKE IS FIRM
    38 10 WASHINGTON, Jan. 12. Army I Informatftn Chief Major General I Floyd Parks saW today that Otn. i Dwi^ht Eisenhower has ntrt changed his mind.'' about statements that he < wants nothme to do with politics— U.P.
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    UK STEEL ALLOCATIONS
    49 10 LONDON. Jan. 1J Sir Stafford Cripps, British Chancellor of the Exchequer, announced today m!- creases m allocations of steel for 1048 to Britain's engineering, coal mining, electricity and agricultural machinery industries and reduced allocations to shipbuilding, factory and Oovernment building and the j gas industry.- Reuter
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    Govt Mer Leaving Mukden
    97 10 Govt Mer Leaving Mukden SHANGHAI. Jan 13 Chinese Government hj" v/orklng for the past we* the evacuation by air 0? 1 government i mptoyejj Mukden, accord ine to tj^l China Daily News this nvn quoting an authoritativeiJ The source is quoted asg that a fleet of transport 2 13 shortly
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    Make We For Youn
    90 10 LONDON. Jan. 11.-U ficial signal of two adim.il sent them into peaceful! mettt. Both asked to be droppel the active list to make younger officers Admiral Sir Henry Prt Wippell, 62, who sat on singing "fcoli Out the Ban cheer survivors of the bat) Barhtm, sunk
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    79 10 LONDON. Jan 11 •days after the Ministr" ATiathm abandoned us i rrajce Airfield Common a W«|sn air freight to* mJmJfed people of Svansn :ed a fryin? club to M field "on the map It was a first- im- fig" 1 tion during the war Some conversion m been done.
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    41 10 London. Jan J|d three days i w« farmer lay wedrf first m an a nt-ea» Although m darkness. he J day from nigrw-j the sun warnv.J nj Friends rescued most unharmed j according t a a°J had "taken w calmly*
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      73 10 "SUNSHINE FALLS" ir irv w0 IC ANUv£roft S| r-^ -fj r./CANACAR ViJ v,j> /no nj|c A_. (A YEAS. WITHOUT WORMNft (AWUMENTSHAVEVO-JGCTj .J-r,!_Jrf J CHEAPEST CAH-ANO NO J mowok^ Tss-^\ M^W i~^^O(i*Jtmkr Belinda "BUCK RYAf wm^t ,s -n«,s --j S6^feOMP.s O^« I j Kie^e^ minjo wku. ma^c Shocking S^bar eSox W
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    ON THE NIGHT OF THE NINTH
    1789 11  - ON THE NIGHT OF THE NINTH J. R. Wilmot 4 Sew Serial Story- ■&y KrVc 1 pr< baW ■sn-.uc:. nil X r ai. H< wasaireai Wp. y- 1 ■h*Wty- :v. years 0: K^had held a varietj Lme lhat mterestec X) T that rf' fi le<Uy dlj ■•3, net. and never
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    POLICE POUND HIS WIFE DEAD IN BUNGALOW
    123 11 POLICE POUND HIS WIFE DEAD IN BUNGALOW London, Jan. 11. Shortly alter a 31-year-old ex-«oidier walkc-1 into gfefcfcrU PoUce-«t«Uoa o*c- i ers went to a bungajow and found Mi wife, aged 22, dead. Evidence to this effect was giv- en at Cfcatteria, Cambridgeshire, when Alec Charles TJndal was remanded In
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    Horse Meat Tor Humans' Popul In Britain
    481 12 t nvnn\ Jan 1 1 -Bri tain, home of the Clydesdale n i"eS popu^uon dandle ,o agricuilUWCS^h^SS2U were already fighting a SHSS bmd.ered by the thousands and the,,- i m the Hoi* Meat Un -Human Con utmption Only shops which are sprinkled tnicKiy
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    Best Films Of 1947
    103 12 LONDON. Jan. 12.— The J Arthur Rank organisation was tho only company represerted I three times m the American 1 film daily's" poll for 1947 S 10 best films, states a cable recei t~ Pd by the organisation m Lon- < O't from Ne w York
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    Mystery On Bride Who Vanished
    84 12 Mystery On Bride Who Vanished LONDON. Jan bridegroom and w not yet told the \Z St. Edmunds Church. I Range, Manchester. did not turn up fc J ding at the week-end Iho bnde. Mrs. Miriaa Cowley. 36. dL^ppearcU, ember 16 from the ho» and Mrs. George «S Greame street Moo
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    Mayan Share Quotations
    640 13 asdfa S. Malayan M 9 a Tronoh JJ Sunrti Besi Sung* B,dor 47/J 4f/f Sun**i K.nta 22 »/J S Way 2 2t5 Taiplnr Con. 2 35 Z.%0 T;.njomr Tin M >' Takump. Valley 20,6 2T6 T» Iam V2 ?A^t Tekka 9 9 10 Tekka Taipinjr 13 6
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    RUBBER EASES
    97 13 I he rubber market opened very steady and business was done at 44 cts. for Feb. No. I pe r sheet m anticipation of' the stock figures being published before noon yesterday. As these figures were not available th c market eased off and became a sellers one
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    New York Talk Of A Higher fin Price
    517 13 New York Talk Of A Higher fin Price Washington Higher world prices for tin with the price established primarily on the old pre-war basis of Singapore and London tin quotations are now considered virtuallj certain by Oovemment officiate wrestling with the problem writes Oscar Neumann, m the New York Journal
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    OIL-FIELD HUNT IN BAVARIA
    157 13 OIL-FIELD HUNT IN BAVARIA BERLIN, Jan. X 3. The American Military Government is to finance a geological survey of the Bavarian basin and other German areas m the .spring of 1948 m the hope of finding oil flelds rich enough to end the present necessity for British and American taxpayers
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    Market Notes A Jottings
    176 13 Market Notes A Jottings <FYom Our Financial Cor.) Th<> December rubber stock figures were anticipated yesterday, but they failed to materialise. Possibly they will be published today. At the close the tone of the rubber market was described as easier after Arm. The foreign imports into Singapore and the M.U.
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    Paul's Warning-'We Can Sweep Pakistan Front North To South'
    161 14 GANDHI STARTS NEW FAST mm iifIHI Jan 13.— India, m the event of IM.ty, warned the Muslim? m a speech at Jammu, today. Mr. Pate! followed up this b JL'fl2 dangerous. asserted that Pakistan by encouraging Kashmir Invaders A-as waging full
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    TINS OFF
    65 14 |h( snowing ls the rport t-1 h M,lnv;,n Sh..n-br<kM r m a fndiwtrlata pontinued g steady nartcel whlltt m HV t«n M'ction )r lH.s MIC marked down m rw in.stann-5 *.n pr< fit taking. CROP HOORBB Crop fiKU.es r Bn oI )rp( mbfr Aler OH* Ayer Panai 95
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    KEPEL BUS FOOTBALL
    47 14 KEPEL BUS FOOTBALL The following haw been selected to play fcctball for the Keppel Bus Company against th c Paya Leba r Bus Company at the West Coast Road ground on Friday. Taib. Rasu, Mumi. Ah Him. Ghum. Sinthu, Sulong. Thangu. M3tnoor. .Mahmood, Govunda, Pillai and Sala.
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    FAJAR B.P.
    60 14 At the annual general meeting of the Fajar B.P. the following were elected office bearers for 1948- PresSdent: Mr. K. M. Noor; Honorary Secretary: Mr. A. Rahman V H Hussein; Honorary Taeaeurer: Mr. Ali b. So'od; Honorary Sports Captain: Mr. Mohd. Noor bin Suiniman Honorary Auditor: Mr. Omar
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    COLD SPELL HITS MANILA
    119 14 MANILA, Jan. 13— A sensational cold spell hit Manila last week, causing many residents t 0 don their )ackets. The temperature dropped to the year's low of 62.8 fief- at 6 a.m. on Jan 5, while m Baguio the people awoke to see frost glistening on
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    ISLAND CLUB JANUARY MIXED FOURSOMES
    120 14 ISLAND CLUB JANUARY MIXED FOURSOMES The January Miixed Foursomes Competition held over the 2nd nine holes on Sunday afternoon resulted i m a win for Mrs. Weeks and J,A. Chippindale with a net score of 36*k. The following were some of the bent cards returned: Mrs. Weeks J. A. Chipptftdale
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    157 14 The following rfc^ Utter Competitor, jj th v schoolchildren m Ui conjunction r^' Elizabeth's wedding bven announced ENGLISH SCHCH 1. Chin Keng Hb« Chinese Secondary &d 2. Nagl c Yap iau Bchooi> 3 Ann, Braga eg tn e Holy Infant Jem Commendation: Anjj) do (Thy Convent S( tong Juniper
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    SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
    120 14 in' m |r Ships alongside the SUuapor« wharves: WEST WHAHF Godoun 2 Tawali. Godown 5 City of Lucknow. Godown 6,7 Asphauon Darvel. Godown 13 14 Aeneas. Godown 15 16 Neleus. EMPmjBpOCK Oodown 17/18 Port Bmswick. Godown 20 Fort Peaslake. I Godown 21 Merlimau. Godown 34 M«»x Marint CtsUtville.
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      236 14 M^Sr 12.05 Malaya Music; 12.45 News; j-^A^SSIS IA »«X POLISH 100 Clo «c Down. 6.00 Programme ton*se; 1-15 OPj^J PROGRAMMIS I Summary; 6.05 Malay Music by A Pro*. Sun""« r > Tiga Serumpun; 7.0 D Time Signal; Sljnuture Tune^ i 12.00-2.00 p. m 526 me res m I' 01 Talk:
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    220 15 TRACK NOTES AND JOTTINGS Lr Own Ktporttt K^; Laddie. GnmeBnß Bird n. Grfd■Cactui Grand Hill. h and Browns Bay. K d ii ,j. Donnelly W,,- trim, went EovertlM r^Xv Dawsor Stroae X an individual last ■is eelding appeared Kne his best winning laddie Ueffersi kept Ko:: n 'Mivi' m
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    83 15 I Jan liv- Jackie law suit against the wig B:ard of Control fed and British EmBht boxing tit) ndI thf consent 01 both Ibrcjght the action I Board last October Hthem 'rorr. ricognis■but hirrjsel* 05 world Empire champion Bclar, interlocutory m HalCit them, ■r. Justice Jenkins fcder staying all
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    Ceylonese Cricket
    67 15 The follow! nr hat** beta eater* »4 to represent the Si«c*W> Oylott«a* Chilians at cricket a*»inst the Otylonese Forces XI on Sunday UUt. commencing at 10 a.m. at the frolic* Grounds. Thompson Road, Bi&x*pore: J N' Fernando, (Capt) It. Muthucumaru. S YoeaTajah, QJL* Sundrnm. C. SeneTtratQe. b. KuUslncham,
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    Shield Crick: NSW Fail To Force Win
    193 15 Shield Crick: NSW Fail To Force Win SYDNEY. Jan. 13— In a race against time. Mew South Wales ftilod to gain an outright win over South Australia m their frfceffleld Shield maich here today and had to be content with points for a first innings lead. South Australia. 222 for
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    10,000 SEE "MULBERRY"
    38 15 10,000 SEE "MULBERRY" Over 10,000 visitor* have *1- ready viewed the Mulberry bour Exhibition since Us t>pening last Friday afternoon at tfce Victoria Memorial HW. From yesterday. orgtUiiM parties of schoolchildren from various Singapore schools vfcKe*' the exhibition.
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    187 15 gaTVe n c matCh a few Hockt i J PDrts clut> a win over tte fcC^lC. ne* had Blme the P» d I »g. grasp, and the ball rolled barm lessly cut of play. The Chinese looked like scoring, on several occasions m- the closing stages but the Ceyjonese
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    AUSTRALIA MISSING GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY
    101 15 SIDNEY, Jan. 13.— Australia is n issing a golden opportunity m not exploiting; whalefields which SI p act i calI y at her door, Caphe L J master of ••Tpri h owned whalechaser reVi«. £id nOW to MelboUrne for bourne after having a propeller I broken
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    Unity B.P. Beaten
    98 15 la a ftienflTy game played on Smxjay morning at the Utters »tirt, the Beng Swee flacc Badminton Team defeated th* VtMj £P by 5 games to nIL KecuHs (0.8?. Team players mentioned first) Wont Kent W»fc beat Ban KUt 15-12, and Tan Meng i Kiat beat Hee
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    H.K. Magistrate Pooh-Pooks "No Jurisdiction" Submission
    126 15 HOKCOLOHG, Jan. 13 The Kowloon magistrate, Mr. W. J. Bkiir-Kerr, toddy rejected defending counsel* submissions thmt territorial jurisdiction was tnvolve( when two Chinese were charged with fttiJNUf persons to resist the police during tks removal of squatters and ike destruction of *l.acks m a
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    M.C.C. Start West Indies Tour With A Big Shock
    245 15 M.C.C. Start West Indies Tour With A Big Shock Bridgetown, Barbados, Jan. 12— three individual centuries were made by Barbados batsmen m their game agatest the M.C.C.— ttie tourists' first match— and when stumps were drawn, the home team were m AH ui-beatabte position. The tour has certainly started with
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    ROCKLITES S.P.
    58 15 The annual general meeting of the Rocfclites Sports Party will be held on Sunday at No. 14 fcorong M. Tetafc Kwtbu, Singapore. The Jlocfclites will play a friendly soccer match against the Slue Hovers i«t XT tomorrow and against Joyful Juniors XJ an Saturday. 36th games to be
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    Enough Rice In PI For 8 Months
    161 15 Enough Rice In PI For 8 Months MAfftLA. IS.-the t»hl% pines has stlfftciafct lice ill stock to feed the peofile tw the flirst elgtit moftths of thte y«J, »c--cotdittg to a report stttlttkitted to President fioxas teoefitly by Judge ServillAtio de U Cruz, chairman a»d gcttetal manager of the NARIC.
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    2 BIG EVENTS FOR S'PORE FEBRUARY RACES
    195 16 2 BIG EVENTS FOR S'PORE FEBRUARY RACES ,HE OFFICIAL PROGRAMME FOR THE SINGAPORE URF CLUB'S SPRING MEEIINO. WHICH WILL SI ART ON SATURDAY FEB. ft WAS ISSUED LAS I NIGH I Racing will b»' h.-ld on tVM lilt, endlßi Feb. 21 Tbc programme provides two uns for <ach division of
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    NO COURSE SALE OF BIG SWEEP
    45 16 Thr Commit!* of th, m**- t Turl Club hurt *<>*<* TftiA, wummommTOihtl m§m A* ni th> fir* m"' Ki'/ firfc«f« vriU I""" 1 I tach Thr tot'il pmti >"' Ira, nfhr tlnlurtimi Oovenmim ,tx tht ClmYi Comm4m on «M dkHmtmtopothoi iimjm.
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    AUSTRALIAN TEST TEAM
    44 16 SYDNEY. Jan 13 -The Australian team, to meet India m the fourth Test match at Adelaide on Jan. 23. will be chosen ifom: Bradman. Hassett. Morris. Barnes, To^hack. Lindwall, W. Johnston. I Johnson, McCoal, Tallon. N. Harvey and Miller Reuter AAP
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    Van Mook Instals Preliminary Council For Indonesia
    325 16 Van Mook Instals Preliminary Council For Indonesia BATAVIA, .J.»n 1". At s|> :>■ I tva timt't today, Di Huboitus m Mook, Lieutenant Governor••n«M:t' of the nki, Installed ;< ''iHiiiijniiry F"e<lrrat iv«- Council •r In 10.-urn The Council will .ye the task of Mowing OOOihjti»n of I'rcliiiiinaty Fe<lera- v« i (lovprnnicnt
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    1908 OLYMPIC RUNNER may CARRY the To to OPEN GAME
    234 16 1908 OLYMPIC RUNNER may CARRY the To to OPEN GAME Aim, Streatham, London, runner, "ho «h first home m the three n! te T mcc at last Olympu Games m London n nNyT y run thc f iml st "<je of thl n mpic Torrh Rehl y "+<* July 2™*
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    23 16 RANGOON. Jan 13 The withdrawal of British troops from Burma will be completed by the end of January, it was I'uthoiitati.ely learned here
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    Naval Base Hockey
    63 16 The following will represent the RN. Police against H.M.S. 'London' at hockey to oe played at Naval Bas» tomorrov.' at 5.15 p.m. Hill or Gurdev Singh;' Shamsher Singh and Inspector Jangeer Singh (Capt.i; Sohan Singh, Lt. Col. Little and Kartar Singh; Surain Singh. Bha- jan Singh, Harbhajan
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    MANKAD NEEDS REST
    100 16 Hobart. Tasmania, Jan. 13. The weather again finished another match. Rain had leaked through the covers overnight. leaving a xcet patch at one tnd. Amarnath made use of the pitch, making an occasional ball lift, writes Duleepsinhji. Morrisby and Walmsley batted confidently. Amarnath getting them behind the
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    TEAMS FOR NORTH v SOUTH RUGGER ENCOUNTER
    233 16 The following are teams selected to represent the North and South m the flast big rugger match for the season which will be played on Jan. 24 at Jalan i Besar stadium: NORTH: Haigh (Penang); Dawson (Sdangon, s. H. Dowse (Perak). H. O.
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    Indians Win By Innings
    245 16 Indians Win By Innings HOBART.Jan.i3.-'nJ cricket team scored victory of their tour total they overwhelmed T:s^B on innings and 139 rW| Tasmania were all out J second innings today fjl compiled m just under hours. Set to get 253 to a J innings defeat whe n p.ayi Tasmania with ninev^S
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    12 16 same name recent^ the Seventh Court bery at J*obin<on Road 9, 1946.
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