Morning Tribune, 24 January 1948

Microfilm: NL2328
Total Pages: 16
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    5 1 MORNING TRIBUNE ,s, to CENTS.
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    We Can't Wait Until Russia Has Atom Bomb – Churchill
    432 1 We Can't Wait Until Russia Has Atom Bomb Churchill S'DON, JAN. 23. MR. HOX CHIRCHILL. BRI S WARTIME PRIME STER. SLEDGING THE SITIOXS FILL SIPt FOR FOREIGN SEREERNEST BEVIN S fS TO CONSOLIDATE PERN El ROPE DECLARODAY I BELIEVE THE PEST CHANCE OF PREVKNTINT. WAR IS TO BRING MATTERS TO
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    ND HUNT FOR CAPEGOATS"
    87 1 tLBOURXE. Jan. 23.— GenSir Thomas Blarney, former fiamitr m Chief of the Talian military forces, comfng here today on the newtollkhed nport on the yan campaign by Air Chief ml Sir Robert Brookeim, former Commander-m- Far East, said: "It is we gave up looking for goats
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    VICTIMS OF OWN BLUFF
    283 1 VICTIMS OF OWN BLUFF 'CHESTER, Jan. 23 The atesj of bluffing the Japanese > stroncr l 0 be attack f afa?ws gin; m S he m nOn f nsical state" lay 'h n Spatch- Polished ?2Vt"« he took he position i 9r hi i94 0hea^ l»rterB m ter f^ not
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    U.S. GOLD RECORD
    94 1 WASHINGTON, Jan. 25. United States monetary gold holdings have reached the record total of $22,829,346,132 or almost 130,000,000 more than the previous record established five weeks before Pearl Harbour. The U.S. stock represents over three-fifths of all the monetary gola £i the world and it is growing
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    TIT FOR TAT
    38 1 Ottawa. Jan. 23.— Canada nas denied Russian military represof visiting Canadian military ertativcs m Canada the privilege establishments because similar privileges are not accorded to Dominions Military Attache Jn Moscow, it was announced officially.— Reuter.
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    TAX OFFICIALS BEATEN UP
    37 1 TOKIO, Jan. 22— Five hundred citizens of Tamano Okayama prefecture beat up 16 tax officials m an organized resistance of Government's tax programme, it was revealed today by SCAP'S Tax Adviser, Henry Shavell.
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    RUSSIA BUYS BRITISH
    44 1 LONDON. Jan. 22:— Harold Wilson, President of the Board of Trade, announced m the House of Commons today that a Soviet purchasing mission is expected to arrive m Britain shortly to order Soviet requirement Under the Ano-ln-RnvU*. trarto itvKo. ment. Reuter
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    INDIAN LITERATURE
    46 1 LONDON. Jan- 22:— The S** 1 Publishing House of Moscow has agreed t, o puUish Indian literature dealing with working class mo 1"---ou n v s and c onditlons, Mr. Kantilal Shah, W ellkn«wn Bombay pullisher oi leftwine literature s «ih h.r. t«aay Reuter
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    CITY FATHERS WIN FIGHT FOR NEW DEAL FOR LOCAL OFFICERS
    384 1 CITY FATHERS WIN FIGHT FOR NEW DEAL FOR LOCAL OFFICERS Department Heads Defeated Singapore's Municipal Commissioners decided yesterday to create an Establishment Board to give a fair deal for local officers m the Service. At a special meeting, they appointed a Sub-Com-mittee of Five (with powers to co-opt) to advice
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    3 KILLED IN RAIL CRASH
    106 1 3 KILLED IN RAIL CRASH COLOMBO, Jan. 23— Three people were killed and 32 were reported injured when a passenger train bound for Colombo crashed into an embankment after running on to a wrong line because of a "false point" about 160 miles from Colombo. Twelve of the injured were
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    13-0 WIN
    37 1 Nairobi, Jan. 23.— Flaying the best hockey iver seen m East Africa, the all-India touring team trounced a Nairobi Combined side by 13 goals to 0, after leadln^ hv nirin ernalc at. half* timp.- Reuter
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      42 1 <Q^ HANDKERCHIEFS LADIES' FANCY HANDKERCHIEFS A wide range of selected handkerchiefs m new designs. 3 m a box. Prices: $2.60 upwards per box. KIDDIES' NLRSERY HANDKERCHIEFS A wide rang* of embroidered designs! 3in a box. Pricesf $2.00, $225 and $325 per box.
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    HEAVY FINES FOR CHAP JI KI OFFENCES
    297 2 Heavy fines wvre imjuwed yesterday on six Chinese, including a woman for assisting m the management of Onp Ji Kee— a public lottery. In ft* first case, Tay Scan Toon (35), Koh Eng Kwee (23, and Tnn Hoh Hiontf (40) pleaded puilty to
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    S'PORE MUSLIMS CELEBRATE
    69 2 Muslims m Singapore ycster- day celebrated the birthday of their Prophet Muhammad with radio talks m Malay. Tamil and English which were followed by Quran recitation*. The reading of the Maulood and Sliarah took place at the Sultan Mosque, with Tuan A Wanjor as master of ceremoniei.
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    ALLEGED POSSESSION OF REVOLVER
    184 2 ALLEGED POSSESSION OF REVOLVER How two constables on beat duty came acroa* a man absorb•d m the task of wrapping a fully loaded .38 Colt revolver with handkerchief along Paterso* Read at 10.10 am on Ocfc> 7. last year, wrs related at a prellr.lnary inquiry held be ere Mr K.
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    LEFT-WING PARTIES CONDEMN FEDERATION CONSTITUTION
    484 2 BOTH THE MALAYAN COMMUNIST PARTY AND THE i PUTERA-AMCJA YESTERDAY i ISSUED BROADSIDES AGAIN iST THE NEW FEDERATION CONSTITUTION I The Communist manifesto declares Inter alia: "In point of fact, the Malay masses as well ia* other racial communities m j Malaya have gained nothing;
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    BANKER'S BID TO END LIFE
    121 2 HONGKONG, Jan 2T miiirj authorities annomS to^y ?hat %™°n nmt Chlnese bank^ Hsu £haf h«? ce f r dete I<;tives1 < tives from Shangnaj had formal y asked for cv. tradition charges on the misapprof o rl f"on of large sums belonging wh SSf ?r
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    $-MILLION CLUB FOR SINGAPORE
    37 2 $-MILLION CLUB FOR SINGAPORE A o MIL LI ON-DOLLAR CI 'SS Th» application has been en I «ne»iiy on the strength of the tion UUI cause c°ntaminaengK 3 gavre r vS ce aS at a C [S
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    Ex-Actress Faces Chandu Charge
    312 2 About 40 tahits and 900 leaf packets of chandu w«re produced before the First District Judge. Mr. Shanks when 3 Gh nese were chared with being la pu.fe» ssion of them. The accused are N« Gefr SUm. m tx-actress. Ghua Ah Kla, her lusband. and Chua
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      65 2 EDUCATIONAL Mercantile institution 209, Queen Street, Phone 2370 NEW SESSION ALREADY COMMENCED Classes are conducted In:— (took- Keeping and Accountancy Shorthand: Theory, Speed «*nfinj from 70 words to 150 i words. Practical English m Three Stages, Mathematics and Foreign Languages. I T" l «TOP THAT PAIN IN THE JWCK WITH
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      264 2 NOTICE MUNICIPALITY OF SINGAPORE StJWLtMtNTARY NOl Itsstrt or singapo* JNtCtfAL 3' 4 DEBEN STOCK 1948 1968-73) NVfefcStON OF SI.VGAI MtJNtCIt»AL 5' DEBENTI StOCK 1938 (1948-bd The Municipal ComriiJ of the TOwn of Singapore m give notice th?.t m pursuaJ an amending resolutions en 23rd January, 1948- I (a) The maximum
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    Municipal Loan Ceiling Raised To $30-Million
    331 3 Municipal Loan Ceiling Raised To 30-Million A an «f the Municipal Commis- mr > Tlu i "bribed 3K per c«t. linK 1 .In from $25 mUlion to 136 «ail«t I or b fore June 30, 194T instead of 1 Municipal CommlMlonei* he Mun.cipal **25£. ■inting thesf amendments. KliD gavo the
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    Mr. Goho To Contest Elections
    156 3 |(7Yi(>Nnr BUff Reporter) I S. C. Goho, the well-known lipore lawyer, is standing as kdidate at the forthcoming ions He will contest one of ■onstituencjes as an IndependPesndidate. but has not made Ms mind as to which constitu|he should stand. saklng to a Tribune reporter
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    JOURNALIST WEDS
    114 3 r Kirby Button, journalist Miss Mary Stuart-two ■HJ on the staff of the BriFar Eastern Broadcast**™K- unit m Thomson Rd c joined togethr m holy mat-' v n f at H St Andrew's Cathedafternoon the t K^ rOss Nicholson officiatat tn e ceremony tester JL* l Sutton of
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    Man free after hide-and-seek
    96 3 Peculiar circumstances led to th e freeing of a young Chinese accused, at the Semond Police Court yesterday, of theft. Ihe Chinese, T*n Tee Chin, accused of theft of bread crumbs from the Union Jack Club on Nov. 23 last year.wal* cut o e court a
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    100 PER CENT BEHIND U.K.
    66 3 Christchurch, New Zealand, Jan. 23— Mr. Peter Praser, New Zealand Premier, commenting on Mr. Ernest Bevin's foreign policy statement said today: "When it come to the United Kingdom Government standing as it does four-square Tor democracy an<i self-determination for all nations a«ainst aJiy form oi
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    STOLE SMOKES, JAILED
    64 3 STOLE SMOKES, JAILED Sentence of 6 weeks* ri. was passed on a young Chinese, U>w Ah Huat (20), m the Second Magistrate's Court yesterday. He had pleaded guilty to a charge of theft of 20 tins of cigarettes valued at $78 from godown No. 43 of the Singapore Harbour Board.
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    WOMAN FINED
    67 3 A young Chinese woman. Ng Ah Foo was fined $40 or 3 weeks' rigorous imprisonment, m the Eighth Police Court yesterday. She wm uiarftd with being m possCMion of 21 quarts of dutiable samaoo. Accused was stopped while attempting to etter the Harbour Board at 6.30 p.m. on
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    APPEARS BAREFOOTED IN COURT, SAYS:"I'M A DOCTOR"
    209 3 BAREFOOTED 40- YEAR-OLD LEE SOO MENG, ACCUSED OF DISHONESTLY DISPOSING OF A STOLEN HANDCART. DESCRIBED HIMSELF AT THE SECOND POLICE COURT YESTERDAY AS A CHINESE DOC- j TOR Lee claimed trial to dishonestly disposing of a hand-cart on Oct. 12, having reason to
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    Riot Case: Accused Deny Complicity
    407 3 Riot Case: Accused Deny Complicity Seven Chinese employees of the Aik Ho Rubber Factory. who stand trial at the Singapore Assize Court on a charge of intentionally resisting the lawful arrest o* Tan Scow Tin (a co-worker) on the morning of June 18 last, made their defence from the witness
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    $4,000 BAIL
    50 3 Bail m $4,000 was allowed 37-year-old Tan Cher by the Eight Police Magistrate. Mr. R. W. P. Rule, yesterday. Tan pleaded guilty to importing 20 1/3 gallons of dutiable liquor and 15 pounds of dutiable tobacco on Ja» 22. The case was adjourned until Jan. 28 for sentence.
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    JAIL FOR THEFT OF CLOTH
    47 3 Sentence o- three months' rigoroug imprisonment was yesterday passed on a young Javanese at the Second Magistrate's Court. The Javanese, Wajad bin Ahmad, pleaded guilty to theft of a bale of pillow case material worth about $200 from the docks on Thursday.
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    Silat Funeral Association
    196 3 Silat F uneral Association At a special general meeting of the ceiuiy, ifle toiiowmg we*« eurpU** ouiC*-D«~ai«rt* tor 1 President: Mr. Ng Ly« Wbatt (re-«i#ct«tt); Vice-lTesWent: *U. Tay Twa Tow (re-electeU), MJ. Ohan Sen* Aim ire-eltoWi), Cheag Tb*^. (r*-«lfteU4>. Mr. C^w Joon JUm itt^tecUd), Ur. 14m Kcng Y«ow (r«-«l»cU4). Itr.
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    REFLOATED
    29 3 Hongkong, Jan. 28.— Tn^ Everett Orient Lines' Tuftstofttf' which was grounded m the Gulf of Tongking en Sunday, was refloated tills morning. The darotge was not determined.- Reuter
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    NINE NULTANS SUGN FEDERATION TREATY
    53 4 fill, the Sultan of Pahang. H.H. the Sultan of Selangor. H.H. the Sultan of Trengganu H.H. the Yang-di Pertuan Besar of Negri Bembilan (he Rum f Pfriis. 11 11 the Sultan of Kfhmtan. H.H. the Bultan of Perak. H.H. the Sultan of Johore. H.H. the
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    S'pore Youth Organisations To Form Council
    262 4 T F lh n ld u a f Startlng such a Council W brought ud by Mr A sub-committee wa s then iormed and the various youth j organisations were contacted The response was spontaneous ■IM a committee was then form- <£ t£ draft
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    MALAY RULER USHER IN NEW ERA
    63 4 Last Wednesday at K:n«iH House. Kuala Lumpur, the MM /(jn,s- of 8 Malay Statf* -MM the Federation and State AwM menttt. The Sultan J hmM signed these docu mints en tkM same evening at ft" hmM Besar, Johore Biihiu. Thmm Agreements m the mor*
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    Theft Of Cold Watch
    51 4 For theft of a pold watch Vounp Chinese, Tan Ah Chin (21^ was sentenced to two montn" [ll imprisonment to be "wioSS VhP nS- thS P llce su Pervlsion tik?n c Was stateJ have Keach at 4 p.m. on Jan. 22 The *atch was valued at
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    CHINA NOT SEEKING RETURN OF HONGKONG AT PRESENT
    194 4 NANKING. Jan. 23. Refuting allegations that the Kuomintang was responsible for the recent anti-British riots m China, Dr. Chen Li-fu, Kuomintang Minister o- Organisation, told Reuter that China and Britain had agreed m the Kowloon dispute on the afternoon that the Canton
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      84 4 WHISKERS rum -j. ab0 h "I- y° u afe let S S?*«*s prised by a tou^h o h* h f k Foil 1 he 1 w co«c«lt«d lik* a crtam f lt 'c '"S" spyn round angrily hu. h ulder He f Whisk asked. wha^ f calmed down with!! P
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    FILM FARE AT THE S'PORE CINEMAS
    693 5 FILM F ARE AT THE S'PORE CINEMAS he Lives Ci A Jengal Lancer" •'Tmetrab! 1 film I" ln inJi*- Coope r. FranEsS>* took 6IH t0 P^r'around the P lot reV n s'r Guv Standing L between Si onel f a captain of the Lancers. X and thus lead the Lan-PaTKi-hi
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    AIR CARGO CONFISCATED
    113 5 AUCKLAND, New Zealand, Jan 22:— The Tasman Empire Airways I/d. stated here today that six consignments of goods flown from South Africa and intended for New Zealand had been confiscated under a new prohibition order issued by c Indian and Pakistan customs authorities. Under the new order
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    Triad Society Case: Chinese Fined $200
    251 5 TAIPINO, TU alay-A large <"' possession of documents relating to a Triad bociety. Mr R O.K. Thompson. Assistant Controller of Labour. Perak gave evidence on the exhibits' which were sent to him tor examination. There was no doubt the exhibits (collectively) were Triad paraphernalia,
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    Negress May Have Own Class
    165 5 LONDON— The US. Supreme Court has ordered the State of Oklahoma to allow a Negress to take a law course at Oklahoma University— but she may have to take it In isolation. The Negress, Miss Ada Slpuel, 21, had been refused admission to the University,
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    'Democracy In Danger—It Lacks A Soul'
    127 5 'Democracy In Danger It Lacks A Soul London, Jan. 19 Democracy U m danger of dying out m the world because we have failed to give it a soul the soul of Christianity, Sir Stafford Cripps, Cnancellor of the Exchequer, said last night. "Christianity is failing m its power," he
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    FINGER BITE CLUE
    104 5 LONDON Jan. 19.— Evidence s'atirg that a finger of Pioneer Dennis Harold Tyson, aged 2U sta ioned at East Grinstead, ww found o have been bitten led at Darfor<j to TysOn being sen* t«nc«l o two months' hard iabour. He wa s accused of beinjr cOncemej fa
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    MORNING TRIBUNE SATURDAY. JAN. 24. 1948. Post Mortem On Defeat
    422 6 MORNING TRIBUNE SATURDAY. JAN. 24. 1948. Post Mortem On Defeat L'tiulon Aytfits Mrssrs. C >hn Turntr Ltd., T'tlbot House, 98, St Six years after the event comes the first official despatch relating to one of the greatest military disasters m the recent war the fall of Malaya. On the whole
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    AT THE ISTANA BESAR
    47 6 AT THE IST AN A BESAR Th* Svltan of Johore, accompanied by tks Sultana, arriving at the Istana Besar on Wednesday trcniny to sign the Federation and State Agreoments. They uero met at the top of the steps by Mr. E. E. F. Pretty, Resident Commissioner, Johore.
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    Here....& ....There
    1646 6  - Here....& There PETER PRY By This is what I call a real clog's life!'— How often have I heard this expression, accompanied by a woe'ul shake of the head and a look of sadness and depression that would have made a hired funeral mourner look like a Laughing Jackass In
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      23 6 Pared Post For any destination within Malaya. Through any post ;rirC> Surcharge 1& 1 Jb Malayan Airways Limited Mansfield Co., Ltd., Sinc»P» re
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    around The Town
    910 7 House v i t-r Hugn and Lady SstfrS ideal venue for a cock a ri the guests made •a^y **r*Ji their unir gaifoa for a her ul 11 liv wreath m she w.U ll > H nex cemetery. H n J n *Jtte new Parliament. g la
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      65 7 from Monday Next ~THE BIG 3 IN RECORDS COLUMBIA H. M. V. PAftLO»»HONE ftuy them at «N«it to Cltjr ttoofc «W»» Quick a»4 S»«s»ctOTy Service HivisiW# Me**** i Something to look forward to'\ AFTER SEASON SAW F»^ raJPAY ''rd JAN- TO 7«h FEB. 194S MRS. rOMiHV THOMSON KOOM 18L, 2nd.
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    Here We Are Together, Chump
    55 8 SittaL^L l^ dQily >Ut hathinq hold n( > °"racnons for this baby who turns away from the tub to avoid the ordeal as much as possible. Chiblrm at the Ntw Market Creche are nnt all camera-shy. The: all tainted to be m the picture and
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    She Says Parents Banned Pleasure -Wins Right To Wed
    208 8 LONDON. JAN. 19. -A girl who said her paj-eiits /forbade her to hnve any pleasures or any friends was told yest-rday that she can p 0 ahead with her (March f r a Wh t0 WPdding ln ♦v° bJ r c
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    Torture Of Doolittle Fliers Recalled
    340 8 TOKIO. Jan. 22.— Japanese torture by "water cure", "bamboo squat", 'stretcher treatment" of tnree American fliers captured after the Doolittle raid on Tokio, was described before the Allied Tribunal today. The three fliers were Lt. Dean E. Hallmark, Lt. Robert J. Meder and Capt. Chase
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    BOARD & LO AT 10 CTS.
    447 8 BOARD LO AT 1 0 CTS. charged to working J? Street Creches fo^ children. 5 This includes one f n n medical attention and You don t believ, me V Creche as I did. and At eight tf'Ciock evi-ry n;3l a stream of working motheri companied by btbei m aaa
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    UNKNOWN
    93 9 Em***** snack*, competent ,p W Market R° ad 6sk Cornelius. ec n the agv Ol th<-* is follows by anbread. butter, jam. Uy. all very in"™ leave the crt-rlie m the afternoon lothers return W g^pore creches are the Government cipi'ity with a cer)i nnancial support ':c. One contribu
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    UNKNOWN
    86 9 Jan. 22. -Sir Fers. Indian political India Burma Asmeily leader of the [°up m the Indian Assembly, declared that there was m economic outlook rn ment of India ined to pursue a wmrol, although m rs there was fear would result m awg scale, j?i r p ?r annual
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    More, Please! Our Appetite Is Good
    86 9 Mealtime at the Netc Market Mood Creche is a riotous affair tcith the clatter of spoons, the babble of the children punctuated with cries of "Morel" Food is good and well balanced and is supplied by Social Welfare. I A grateful smile from a
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    TRAGIC END TO NEW YEAR EVE DANCE
    321 9 LONDON.— When the inquest was formally opened at Tunbridge Weils on the bride of two months who was found strangled after a New Year's Eve dance, a question arose about her marriage. Her father indicated that it had been kept secret from the
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    HAPPY QUARTETTE
    37 9 excellent advertisement for the Creche is this happy quartette, nng carried pick-a-back saves a lot of walking, and Big Brother latl is a Kli *i*9 horse if he has his bahy brother as a load.
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      151 9 >i tit v>i now mi; IS PREPARED TO ADVISE HER PATRONS A>D ACQUAINTANCES *80l T THEIR BUSINESS ANP PRIVATE AFFAIRS FOR TUB CURRENT YEAR. Mw A LEAP YEAR HAS A LOT IN STO&B FOE ALl* SO AVAIL YOURSELF OF THIS OPPORTUNITY TO BE GUIDED BY HER APVICE THROUGH 1948. Flat
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    "Politically Unwise"
    73 10 WASHINGTON, Jan. 22 —The Executive Board of the Congress of Industrial Organizations, after an eight-hour session, Toted tonight by 38 to 11 lor a resolution opposing the entry or a 'hird party m the 1948 United States Presidential elections. Ihe resolution said a third party would be "politically
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    UNITED KINGDOM PROTESTS TO ARGEMTINA
    140 10 UNITED KINGDOM PROTESTS TO ARGEMTINA LONDON, Jan 22 J Foreign Office snrwM nrmed today that BmJ patched this week a jS to Argentina protestXjM the erection of a basTcSH iion Island m the Bntal land Island dependen^B Contrary t 0 official^ tion jtiven here yesteri^H the matter wouid be b
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    Moscow R Britain, United States
    180 10 Moscow R Britain, United States LONDON, Jan 22:-4fl radio, m an Kr-glish broadcast today. c> warniM British and United Sti*M peria lists were cor.:inuir.g 1 "old policy cf divide keep both the dominions dM under their sway". The commentate -*ud: J year s of the British M rule produced U-.v
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      138 10 l«..,ir«.i:%H..siv. <» *l«r...nj{ "SUNSHINE FALLS" /WE DIDNT GET TO l^^ VY Y ou eEFOte YOul fiX "ERB. I JU«T COMPUTEDj W APWENTICKHIP A«J KNOW EACH OTHER DURING H RL#, MY LAW TRAININaH Bk A JflOW™.^™ p^^^^ppV^ I B^^ I"" i -i J LJ I "BELINDA" f, y ES THE fARMER-^
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    ON the NIGHT OF the NINTH
    1296 11  -  J. R. Wilmot Serial Story— By ■TpIER XII ■jrtl, would have aPK<<d manner Kuxn that sic* t«oX thoin to Heal b^ I whether anyone Knguagt- and restore ■m the *d at W I had Dr. Driver clos- behind him than t.^ I S at
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    Secret Hid From Husband 7 Years
    388 11 LONDON, Commenting on the conduct of a husband who declared he regarded his wife at virtuous until she confessed to deceiving him for seven years. Commissioner O. Temple Morris, X.C.. said at Newport, Mon, Divorce Court "There are none so blind a& those who
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    158 11 W)NDON,— TaII women, short women, women fat and slim, grandmothers and bright young things are calling at Torquay's Imposing police station to claim their..., Well, some blush and whisper "camMcnieka." Some serenely ask for "briefs." Others are blunt and say plainly that they want their "knickers— that is
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    30 12 one hundred and sons, including A irrw? th« Japmtx Cha^bef^ merce and Industry J. Ed by th c Central Committee during \l of January, th' lj announced Reuter
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    Malayan Share Quotations
    619 13 P^>' Quotations toM.**£ Se Malayan Wp HA -re I ss ss I T m« 110I 10 51 on MOO I MN 3 4 3 5 o 2 5 5 X- 1090 11.20 Ko. 150 160 160 i'O ■< 24 50 25.00xd W lS 4 l'2 4 5
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    RUBBER CLOSES WEEK EASIER
    94 13 The market m rubber lost J cent of Feb No. 1 R.S.S yesterday. With prices lower from New York the rubber market opened at 40i cents buyers for No. 1 Feb. R.S.S. and steadied up to 41 1 cents business done. Further sellers made the market
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    Market States & Jottings
    221 13 Market States Jottings (From Our Financial Corr.) The statistics relating to tapping acreages on estates art published m gnat detail by it ate, but tney do not. o'. cours.r give any indication of the amount* tapped but merely th« percentages. Thus, during the month ot December estates which have entirely
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    Pakistan Releases I.A.F. Planes
    98 13 Pakistan Releases I.A.F. Planes Karachi^an. 22.— Th e Pakistan Government released 89 planes comprising 57 Spitfires and 32 Tempests belonging to the Royal Indian Air Force which have been at the Royal Air Force station at Mauripur on the outskirts of Kaiachi since the partition of India, it was learned
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    SHARES REMAIN VERY FIRM
    44 13 Th e following is the report of the Malayan Sharebrokers' Association issued yesterday, Considerable interest was maintained m tins and a number of counters wer e marked up again. industrials were firm and little interest was shown m rubber shares.
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    Marine Insurance Rates Raised
    64 13 Montreal Jan. 23. Marine "war risk and civil strife" insurance rates for voyages from Canada to Palestine have risen here by 50 per cent— the highest for any route— since Nov. 29 when the United Nations decided to partition Palestine. Montreal insurance officials said the rates
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    FIRST CHINESE TRADERS REACH JAPAN
    125 13 •ikio, Jan. 23— Thre* Chinese :raders arrived m Tckio, yesterlay. representing the first ccn:ingent Of Chinese private busilessmen to enter Japan since ,'ne reopening of private trade They are Wang Cho-jan. representing Manchuria, Tseng Chi-yin, trie Chinese colony m :hc southern area, and Wen Chao-chu,
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    Nehru To Broadcast To London
    105 13 Nehru To Broadcast To London London. Jan. 22— Pandit Nehru's voice enunciating the prin- j ciples o* India's freedom wiil be heard by a London audience on I Monday night. It is a surprise which the India League is keeping for its Commemoration Day mevting at the Ccnway Hall For
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    131 13 IF THE ATOM BOMB FALLS... GOLDEN, CoUinuto, Ja,i. 21. The townspeople h* re icill gather for an "atomic toicn meeting" on Fi#>. 12 to leant what to do m caso the A-bomb falls m this reeky mtmntalit foothills areaLieut. -Col. John J. K*lUy of the Golden Reservo Officers Association said
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    Olympic Ban: Wilson Answers His Critics
    723 14  -  PETER WILSON VWI.I J'm astounded, 1 (i)dn t dream that >o marj British sports fan> .vould I* gard it as either un'air, or m x.me case* almost persona insult, that the Germans and the Japanrsr shouhl bo ban M^d from the Olynip.iid *h<-< ►tarts
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    TRIBUTE TO BOSE
    263 14 Declaring that Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose would be known m history as the hero of Indian Independence, Mr. A. N. Mithra. the Singapore lawyer, paid a striking tribute testifying to the great services 0/ Netaji at a public meeting of Indians held at the Indian Association Hall
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    Military Confab
    47 14 Nanking, Jan. 23.-^a military and political conference covering the over-all situation prevai ing m the country at present will be called by president Chiang Kai-shek early m Fetouary was learned here today Jk will be attendnnn f hea^«axters m China and other military leaders- Reuter
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    The Bevin Plan-I Investment Problem
    442 14 The Bevin Plan -I Investment Problem (Ffom Sydney GampeU, Reuter's Financial K4J LONDON, Jan. 22.— Economic integration ofl em Europe and its vast overseas dependent terj which British Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin, &M today is m practical terms an investment problem! Huge resources must be poured j into Europe's overseas
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    China's Foreign Policy
    97 14 China's Foreign Policy Shanghai, Jan. 23.— Dr. Tv Yung-tan, China's first ambassador to Burma, revealed here last night that President Chiang Kai-shek had told him the keypoints of China's c oreign policy towards he r neighbouring countries were the promotion of friendly relations and the extension of assistance to enable
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    P. BRANI SOCCER
    43 14 Pulatt Brani Combing meet 223 BOD m a soccer at Putau Brani today. Tnei Brani tesm will be: Qarke; James. Abdul «Jnr); Mat Yasin. KhawU 4o|, Jsmail Bujang: Ahntf aolT, prince. Samat. Awann and Mi Sago. Kefrree: Mr. Ahmad HH
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    XETER TIPPED TO WIN GAIN AT K.L. TODAY
    781 15 XETER TIPPED TO WIN GAIN AT K.L. TODAY H (SRD I j,. uondsomp dividends can be X 0.-rtid race over the nine furtoiMSß on E, uw won s PPc' c d s trcng sP«rt over the IMt half* P day »Sf SI tfng V Saturday's rt*es will BtoMM*. bjjth o
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    Gold Ring, Beer And Oranges Figure In Alleged Corruption
    242 15 Lawrence Thomas Fernandez, who was alleged to have acor,ttrf^ Void ring six bottles of beer and a dozen oranges to oeYred 'or trial on two corruption charges before rhird District Judge. Mr. A. D. Farrell, yester day. Together with him, two
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    123 15 The following have been eiectea oflke besms of the ***?*£>**;. dian AssocUtion tor 1*^8: Patrons. M. T. Aaaomull f»q. P. Sardar Ba want SlBKh. B. OoTindasamy Chet--2? riot JP; P«M«te«: Mr. S L. pSttSTI; Vice-Pttwldents: Mr. AX. lasac, Mr. S. T- Pa^l SHhaVam; »>hy: General Secretary: Mr- D.
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    68 15 Tlie Chung Che»ng Hltfh Schiool will meet the Singapore Indians at soccer tomorrow, at the Government Printing (Mice Ground at 5.15 p.m. p.m. Tlie Chun* Cheng XI will be selected from the following:— Cheng San, Chan Hoe, Soon Ohn; Kwok Kwong, Siew Leon*. Kwog Chimp; Yuen Cheong,
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    2 MILLION STRIKE IN BAVARIA
    175 15 2 MILLION STRIKE IN BAVARIA FRANKFURT. Jan. 22. A general strike by an estimated 2.000,000 worker* started at midnight on Thursday throughout Bavaria protesting against the food situation Transport of other overnight workers were the first to be affected by the walkout, which is the biggest m Germany since the
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    BRADMAN RACES TO 2nd CENTURY IN 79 MINS., SETS NEW RECORD
    525 16 ADELAIDE, Jan. 25-Racing to his second hundred m 71) minutes, Don Hradmaw scored his :j7th first-clas/ double century today when he knocked up 201 against India m the Fourth Test, to create a new world record, eclipsing Walter Hammonds*
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    206 16 DON CLASHES with ADELAIDE NEWSPAPER Ah:. i. Aim, /cm ?.t />/u ItM'tniun iixlnii (fa^Jnut urit'i flitA(t> '.'</<• |'/'s> tmcavn'. Ik* rowpin fil Ml rrid.ff inlk t>> ''<•• Tj*ff'!cy ('hifi ycJcnlt'i ?/•<!< »n"<v j,n'iUi gathering ;■*</ ''i'l ii'>f m If /id h 7 i A*v h!ir<itin,i t tmtm toM I'xl'Vt "Th
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    565 16 R:ingachari kept a steady length witl* Bradman playing every ball of one over watchfully. Barnes batteJ wiih supreme confidence and a four off a square cut from Phadkar was his fourth boundary m 18 runs. Sen appealed for legbefore against both batsmen m Rangfadhari's second over. His
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    344 16 BRIDGETOWN TEST BRIDGETOWN, Jan. 22 —England's bi^ problej M finding a spin bowler to pair off with Douglas W right il next Summer's Test series against Australia is aloj solved. The name is Jim Laker. TocL.y. m the second day's play of the First iM against
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