Morning Tribune, 3 February 1949

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    Masthead
    12 1 MORNING TRIBUNE *^jY MM (Sew Series). HHKSOAV. IKBKIAKV |.j|.j l'ri<e 10 Cents.
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    Madam Au Kwee
    497 1 Madam Au Kwee linK Ro«M <-ai lj( ri ,r of Jolmre aM mother, not laaj opportunity to mL, h hi-r n«it> Hlra ike r arr t duriaf h raid UtKaJW -t^tt.-r area Th ;;'l ,\\»'<l ht'r Lori? i f'" u t n f down hef bMM, nth' t iM" 1(|t>l1
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    "Why Not Meet In Paris?" Queuille
    122 1 Why Not Meet In Paris?" Queuille S PABIf Wed. v S H«"iri Qn i French l'r. 1 •■!< -r. tofa) J offers f':»rs i i of neetteg for (k i m' S isvimo Stalin mid J at Tri" v.: I Invited Amtirlciii Presa Aasocia- thm tanafce his 2 opinion of
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    Call for More Action in Malaya
    135 1 ESTER, Wed.— The Manchester Guarded for a greater effort against the terrorist m Malaya. lised the Malayan rubber and m indus- lining their output as they have done esent conditions m Malaya. I 1 ear ago yesterday since the Federation me into being", the
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    "COME BEHIND THE IRON CURTAIN"
    297 1 "COME BEHIND THE IRON CURTAIN" Stalin Repeals Peace Bid, Invites Truman Cabled Invitation PARIS, Wednesday. StHin today invited President Truman to meet him m Russia, PJund or Czechoslovakia. The invitition was given m a tofegTMl to I'jiris to Mr. RiiiKsburv Smith, BuopeM director of the tateraatkmal News Service, wht> put
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    First Move For Malayan Chinese Association
    69 1 First Move For Malayan Chinese Association KUALA LUMi'UR. Wed. hmgor Chinese l<' :i dtrs .net h iv yesterday, at the Chinese Assembly Hall, ana unanimously decided to proceed with the rormation o: the Malayan Chinese Association. The inaugural meeting w>u be held m Kuala Lumpur on Feb 27 when delegates
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    World's Biggest Plane
    68 1 World's Biggest Plane The world's targem m Umdpkme, the ComaoHdat- S Bd I'u.t'r XC'97, hits m I completed a §erica <>f teti I I flxnhts m California be- fort being handed over to J I the United State* Air 1 Fore. The oiani 2 engbted ptam driven by "pueher" airecrewt
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    Sultan of Johore recovered
    58 1 Sultan of Johore recovered .''.!> to bi ii g "very well uid y« iday after- nonaJ i*n vsi ,)'i;ii rushed o i ii. nore Bahru i rival from j i on U llation <>; i Sultan's "t ed, hut Mlllltf Of < .i: told a n Oato i. Highness v;
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    REDS DEMAND ANSWER FROM U.S.
    210 1 BERLIN, Wed.— The offlcial Russian newspaper In Berlin. Taeglische Rundschau, demanded today that the e nited states either accepts or rejects the proposals made by Stalin. The newspaper said this v,,<u „< included In Stalin's sugut .<tion that a meeUng bearrang**l between bin ami I
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    REDS TO RETURN BRITISH SHIPS
    83 1 EDINBURGH, We. I. A rousing we Ico n <■ will be accorded to a Russian Navy k force «iv* t<> steam up tii- 1 1 tii of Forth off Edinburgh morrow. Ft w be operation "Happy Return the British Admiralty na for the arrival of
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    CHINATOWN TENANTS TO QUIT BY FEB. 14
    123 2 CHINATOWN TENANTS TO QUIT BY FEB. 14 THE Land Office ha.- giv n occupant^- of the ar *;i bounriod by I'ppor Pkikeilllf Street. South Bridfe X Cpp»r Hokkien BtreH m^ New Bridge Road. to quit their premise! b) F bruary 11 The occupants wore to have racatad last Beptemb i
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    Up On Gold Charge
    44 2 Lav Teck Wu of the B.S. Si" Kiang \va> charged at th^ St.cond District Court yesterday of illegally importing Into Singapore 150 tahlls of gold on January 25. The can- was postponed to April 4. L^u was not given bail.
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    $10,000-REWARD FOR JAP BANDIT
    133 2 $10,000 -REWARD FOR JAP BANDIT JHE Kedah Police have offered a reward of $10,900 for information leading to the arrest of a Jap bandit leader known to have taken part m the Badak fighting m North Kedah on January 13, when Major Barnes of 1 6 Gurkha Rifles was among
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    FEDERATION ARRESTS
    22 2 There have been 11 attest, m the Fodeiation during the last 24 hours 1 m Penan- an.l 10 m Perak.
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    ACCOMMODATION
    27 2 MERCANTILE HOSTEL 13, Queen Street. Accommodation available for Students and paying guests. It pays you to stay it the Hostel with or without board. Apply: Superintendent.
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    'Black Monday' And The Kids Go Back
    145 2 VBSTVRDAT was T.iack Monday for aae hundred and E5« xssi aysz Several of the children made <st minute purchases m > the t< wn before iromp aboard m i the .tit.>- noon Parents turned up r i ill fora to see th»-i! el-.!
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    3-DAY BRIDEGROOM HANCED HIMSELF
    39 2 3- DAY BRIDEGROOM HANCED HIMSELF 2 IhNt «la>«» a(t»T bJa marriage on .'«nnar> 19, 27-yt*ar-okl s«m hin s; v Z kffl han;»Ml h:iu<»«'lf uitli J v ir.'. Th. SJMMI court t.T(l;n. l;rn> j j lnsp. (f I- 5 i
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    SLEEMAN TELLS TRUE STORIES
    42 2 SLEEMAN TELLS TRUE STORIES 1 i^j II I S i [i i iveeklj :■< ing Us .1 I m Bto| d them r assl ein tacreaw th membe I i Bii James Inten n til, N( 'wo:- i R > Mala; pw. !•< uar;' 4.
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    'GUN' FIRE TODAY
    28 2 t;'::nk ami nw I c m ttie I ct t; ivA F. Reg v s which will take beunn 7SO a.m. and I I today
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    Policemen Trapped With Ammunition
    357 2 AKM'L Malik bin Kahman. l Police Corporal was sentened to six years' rigorous imprisonment ami MMtamed Vassin bin Ja/i/. a Malay constable to three years' by Mr. Justice Cox E\ans m the Assi7o Court yesterday for unlawful possession of 12,5*S rounds of ammunition. The men were
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    St. Johns H.Q.
    61 2 T:-. new Bi ad Headquarters of t..< J ha abul*nce a i iatioo at the eld St. Ft. er's C I i rch In Stamford Road inexl to tfc British Council pvt I wi f l be officially P s d on Saturday Februarj 5. at to
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    JOHORE SPIES CAUGHT
    106 2 JOHORE BAHRU, Wedn< sday Two Johore apie ien i ptured by the PolU this morning. One of them was a 56-yi ir-old Kongsai vrtio was i- Tan Kow, a mdit b at at II iwai m ii-.e n > secoi spy was ptui ««.i at Kampong iit.i
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      37 2 Tiers Of Loveliness >>/ ?L r A You ii love this gorgeous fashion number with its charming soft lines it.s graceful form fitting. One of the many creations* l>y SHANGHAI MODERN TAILORING 10. BATTERY ROAD. o'pore. Phone *****
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      65 2 RUGGLES I fc FW' mis ;*.*-T pimmv~mom-) on. w^'-« UfilIk?tlwAL YXXUf: N0 T^ &&r-\ ,FM *™^/T*ffiivm nmy *M awPOsssrsTonsf m// la r^^JT AQL so /icm// s/u///*f /I W£ MiY/i u W \Xuffo vlivLC < \sbibwj *Jir5| f TJi v i* r i(| fib''/ Jr% '^Tt r^p^^^H^' H!^rM i^'t i^JM ikv5*
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    Caught with opium tied to his legs
    37 3 Caught with opium tied to his legs v iinoui Ligti the i I'!' I to Mi I mv vt} oActn tun b ick tiy cabin round I the fee..lay of i of bo,:n P orta- rred to
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    Children To Learn Meaning Of Western Union
    49 3 Children To Learn Meaning Of Western Union tutuie are unportthe now be- the nations t< h of these exchange ject shall to Is. The I tingi and n la to this turn- xperti s leveral promoto d uncil of fi Permanent n Bi ltuin. nd and iitui U mat-
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    GUA MUSANG BANDIT HANGED
    37 3 I Wed. lit who I Communist m Sept. g gaol i I by a during tIC H< was g in and ition. ftei trial ■tii. His I sen>of deal i conM The Council
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    LUCKY ESCAPE FOR TRAIN PASSENGERS
    143 3 IPOH, Wednesday. northbound night mall train from fortunate escape when bandita terauejp and the engine and first three coaches 01 of [poh early today, as reported In tne .limn were the LY who 0 ital che* on were de- last paswas no of the urred
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    Government Officials Deny Union Charges
    675 3 some .hsm.ss.Hl M short noti,, wh ,n s( aIV h< "J? r on <hrlilll<i ll il o«ci*»« had alw! been DegMgent aiwut worknn n >• mtUm soiiu. i.ad u,st frataMea thrmi K h nrfii i maintaining a reeeH of *»>r\i<v, it ua^ Sfffii "We are
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    TAXI FIRE
    18 3 I pore Fire Br the Maine, under control, but the tt\i ua.s complex ly bu (.tn
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    THREE BANDITS SHOT
    201 3 KUALA LUMPUR, W* I Thn i »'.ni,i!'v Wl r <. i() ;m<] laothi i captured eurity force* m the p*«i hours. A fully loaded revolver, (MM L2-borc ilouMo barrel shot* gun jiinniunition were .il o rrcovorrd I Th( first landit was killed i v a military patrol
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    NEW JUSTICES OF THE PEACE
    25 3 Mr J. 6. A. Lewi* and Mr W F Mayor haw bten n:;i Justices ol the Peace for Singap re.
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    EAST-WEST SOCIETY
    32 3 Today's East-West Society meeting will bo In Id m Q British Council Hall at 8.30 1 r m 'Out oi Hat 1 talks given by any ol these present-:i programn
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    Special Kills Estate Manager
    98 3 I KUALA LUMPUR. Wednea «av. The Eurasian manrgei Of Kuala Pahan Coconut Estate was shot deal by a Special Constable at Kuaia Pahang Police Post last m*,ht. The manage: w «t out dogshooting with his brotherlaw. He had fired three bhots which were boa id by
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    GUY FAWKES TURNS UP IN MANILA
    102 4 MANILA. Wednesday. A TERRIFIC explosion marred the solemn ceremonies on Tuesday at the laying of a cornerstone of the p r ~jectcd Philippine Military Academy at Baguie. It threw the spectators into panic. One non-commissioned officer was seriously injured and nine cars parked near
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    Murdered Wife, Children, Then Suicide
    124 4 Murdered Wife, Children, Then Suicide red 1 v that M<j rmltei gan tson sdiutant nnirdt m d hU a if,- ;m.i tv.j J r.iMrt n un<i then committe i rotctdi Police last vv« ck found StanI. v IvinK mortally wounded at his homo, his wife dead m 1.. ,j and
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    'STRIKING' DECLINE IN U.K. ROAD ACCIDENTS
    103 4 'STRIKING' DECLINE IN U. K. ROAD ACCIDENTS 0 BATHS on i port -er 4.50 Tl Pea show t .i n th- i lied m i past to? ears Thei wa» .TV Just under 1 19,00 I w< re eitl sligh i riously hurt. Thi* is al out 12,1 than n
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    NORWAY'S REPLY MAY RESTART RUSSIAN "NO's"
    266 4 NOR WA Y'S REPLY MAY RESTART RUSSIAN "NO's" WASHINGTON, Wednesday mriOJATS warned today that Norway's firm reply to Russia that she DtfaM t# -SJSSf^e- membership m the North At.ant,e Secunt> P V \^^?Z^^X^ a -masterpier. of diplonrtcv however and said that it indicated Norw ways obvious interest m ?oinin, the
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    "Political Setup To Blame"
    83 4 "Political Setup To Blame" MADRAS, Wed. Sardar Kudh Singh, preaidont v.t the Malayan Indian Congress, said that trouble m Mala\a was not directly due to Communist* but dm* to tho pr«*«»i'nt political setnp hosed on ••undtMiiocratic principhs and unsatisfsiotory ert>nomio c:»:ulitions. The C'ot.irrinisi« wren exptoittag the ilt*atton to i.fhie-. thrir
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    STRIKE CRIPPLES FRENCH HOSPITALS
    59 4 STRIKE CRIPPLES FRENCH HOSPITALS PARIS W STATE Boapttali were completel^ itrlk und I i iy. after M 000 enu 1 1 hS\ voted m t r. and not if the i nistrati> i an un I I Donon is lent th< "ultimatum" stating it vill lign coUectively m a time
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    SUNK SHIP SURVIVORS DUE IN
    48 4 HONG KONG. Wed. Twenty-three ■unrtvon of the illfatod ficighUr Ma^bate. which sink five minutes after colliding; with tho Hsiang Sing on Monday off Foochow. are do* here tomorrow. Owners of the Masbate said the ship and cargo were insured foi MKS4X.OOO A. P.
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    EXCHANGE
    19 4 SHANGHAI, Wtd. The Chinese Communi.^to want to exchange capturod British coal for 300.000 baps of American lour. j
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    DOWN WITH CROMWELL SAYS SECRET SOCIETY
    157 4 OXFORD, Wed— Chalked Street today said "Down With Parliament" and "We Want the It was a demonstration of lieve King Charles I should not B^3 They believe the Stuarts that King George VI m Bucki ally blameless, is a usurper. This hangover from history
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    NEWS SNAPS
    233 4 NEWS SNAPS Pan-Am. took iStratocr j vice. I I largest I APCKLAV of places t: w m seen if the j land thii v J* J postponed lw The album. th* cm i Auckland Hari BobjS be taken t i. board's chairmaii next m J Retuer Georgetown. r.ntiM Guunfl Wed.
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    "FORCED INTO MACHINE-GUN MARRIAGE"
    334 4 "FORCED INTO MACHINE-GUN MARRIAGE" MORGANTOWN, WcstVa.. Wed. Confronted by his indignant father and mother and angry sister, ex-service-man Blair Robinett said that it was "more or less true" that they had forced him into a "machine gun marriage". A s the result of this he was invited to explain himself
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    NEWSVIEW
    199 5 ~j NV; s broadcast Y on Feder niveraary day. aural that < ir r rurney should over the adv.- ,)f l h e ition Crov- assurance ration in its gpgt i more than hopes and e faith of c- s v ,h I set their Federation is an in::r
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    TRIBUNE MAGAZINE
    10 5 i frrrar;i photographed \argci ei*a tin print output,
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    NEW MAPS FOR OLD
    214 5 MANY of »H have heard of a rial surveys. A few of the general public we aware of the posslbllltlei and results obtainable irom these processes when *dentiaca!ly applied.. The most commonly known form of survey from the a!r. is in connection villi t ie production
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    OIL
    74 5 THE i t or a group British and All ts m eking oil in v Guinea warns or premature dlscov< r >ort* i: v betwe< n Ihs the Auatraiian eoverm 'v Prime Ministrr .1 i ifley hlmsell n/iii i i to mah* an offlcia asnt of any majcH sovery,
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    RUSSIAN PREPARE TO UNSEAT RED TITO
    772 6  - RUSSIAN PREPARE TO UNSEAT RED TITO LEON DENNEN The author cf thrs exclusive rriicle Communist aims m Europe with uncanny accuracy m the article the author tells of the impending Stalin effort to unseat the rebellious Red tito. By [TALI AN labour circles m close contact with the Yugoslav situation
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    The Three-Eyed Monster
    670 6  - The Three -Eyed Monster M. ARDIZZGNE By PORING ovei the world's most intricate. manypieced jigsaw pu^zh -which t will take him nvjnthfl to wive ki young, rtocky Dr. E. O. N. van Hoopcn Director Mf the National Mi. < urn at Uloemfontein and "bright >oy" among South Africa's ">alaeontolo£ist.-. Like
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    THE ERRING COMRADES
    200 6 m the musea a ill i chauvinist i l< "Durir.p the G pation the Gen nationalists a of hnstiiity ar the Soviet Uni< people. fo i •The surv.vr ism and of the nationalist have deepei tiian m other I pulict of the T 'r' the Soviet r<
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    ATLANTIC PACT
    53 6 r'ALY'S immediate ence to the Atlantic I for which" consult going on m Washing strongly urged by formed Vatican circle "It If clear.- these nrr state, "that a part constitutes a guarant safeguard for West, sation, with no aims and with the of discouraging any wo aggressor, cannot
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    Two Chinese New Year Parties
    68 7 Two Chinese New Year Parties Teo Clansmen Meet Mr. fro Kirn EflP was host to the Iro Association at his Tampans Road Estate* Left: Messrs. Teo Kien Kirn, Teo Yin Mvee, Teo Siok Guan, reo Kmv Hong, Tea Wai Mm, S. Y. Teo and C. K. Teo toast their host.
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    Swimming Club Dance
    58 7 Swimming Club Dance swimming Club wms nfl Cub ilano*'. Some of »rt«>»- 'i re (right) Mr. U:i i ill Lim. >Ii«»s Mar> Sng, ■to ir. s ng h\\«'»* IiBOMd '«r. m, Mi-* !.il> Ths>m and Mr. Uhr( rh w > Mr. T.m (>ut'f I'll*- -n. M r V, Mr* apd
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      208 7 Close Down. TT~ T^ 1* rPJ^^-r INDIAN PROGRAMMES a On Your Radio Today jKWfe ?=i^i^ sSrsKi Dowi^ Broadcast; 12.00 P; m VI" \mov 1.15 close r>own Kadambam; 158 Closing iJ Down. amme Summary; 12.05 Ma- Amoy; km ln Tami l with BJgn»- S, ial y; lay Variety; 12,15 New n
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    UNKNOWN UNKNOWN
    383 8 UNKNOWN UNKNOWN fyrsj Rio; Suck \larrti i. T 1 J I 'I y i \ticide Calcutta i k ww o f n t'ir»'e -ver UlNed i 1 1 n etN>rn »njiir ,w l. *he rrstih! j hesran when the t 1; »n fl«* •■•r- t refused •> a"n'v >nts >
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    Britain Tries Experiments To Treble Coal Output
    399 10 BRITAIN'S nationalised coal Industry is oariying cut, at its "showpiece" eollieiiex m the East Midlands, mechanical experiments wrfcjrn may treble output per manshift. The exp»r'inents ar»* keyed to tho mc 't3try'i f 300.000.000 staling reorganisation programme, designed to make Hiitish mines among the
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      277 10 EXCLUSIVE TO Tilt MSS»nWf€ THIHI i J \f STRONG V\Hl J I F i y i r f olT r, ▼vcc PORE .OVEBtPDSr-THti $OB. r FO' NSWJCE AIGS//-YO RE *l THEN (G*0+if) TMAR'S 1 CCO** -HV J^ Ti^T .-JANTS Or, MARRIED V 1 MAH I <^RES AT LEAST A (Vp''
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    Check that sweet tooth
    346 11  - Check that sweet tooth Kathleen Hickley by Ling Bin :i ns\ I I fl IVOUI I m mi. east milk, n dome to Dvide a unbei of 1 foi the ila fit -t y. comet foi ds, It li amount i ottle, tas > m< ml In a rood r.n<\
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    DIARY
    204 11 OFF to school in Perth by himself yesterday on Ihe Gorgon Colin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sydney YVilmott. Cclin will join Christchurch College. Two sisters off on a vacation Mrs. E. S. Manasseh and Mrs. Mildred Barr. who leave fo South Africa by the Tegelberg around Feb. 10.
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    FASHION NEWS FROM LONDON
    433 11 irturien id att an c if! we 11 Til 1860 lod, th< i Gageni v/lir.i Which Bl i then rl i id al l ra< i i ÜbOR MAD! kilt p 'i' II lim 01 cii i!ar, p] <t. d, it can I I t than
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      59 11 I RAFFLES HOTEL I SUNDAY 6th JAN. I BY POPULAR REQUEST I THE NO. i REGIONAL I SAND of the I ROYAL AIR FORCE I (B > kind permission of the Air Council C.I.C. Mr Command, Far East) Conductor I Mr. H. E. WHEELER, I >lus., Bac. F.R.C.0., A.X.C.M. I
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      64 11 C. K. TANG Pewter Ware Bali Heads Siamese Bracelets Silk Underwear CARVED TEAKWOOD FURNITURE ALL KINDS OF LINEN EMBROIDERIES ETC., ETC., 241, Kiver Valley Road, Sing.ipor<\ fhomti 1026 a COLOUR "PRINTS by th«Defender hromafone (American) Process from y*>ur UMM) DHOW Ko.larhron., ft Diifuvrolnur Tnins,)arrnci^ v. v s-1 M Copy 9.50
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    RUSSIAN BALLET STAR CAST AS A PIANIST
    557 12  -  OSWALD HENRY iin^aa— 5l ODD ROLE IN BRITISH MOVIE MuisoMT II yea» at* that ballerina Irina 1 Baranova paawed thfOfJfii Singapore as a member of the Russian Ballet to danee in Ausl r to In the c«mpan> was the husband of the late
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      178 12 onofui i,u x ">"* and i: WAixi uos."KEY LARGO" million-il. li. .i HIMPHEI BDWABO k. Rom ,m; N LAI BEN iapfort< <i i>\ LionW Ban) m*»r. •> OREAI I QloW n.i:> "Aagtj God* 1 Mao! "Natiook of IBM N.Tth' NKW MORI Lido !t.1.") "Hom»Mivt< Ku\ al "\ija>a Lekuhni A Delightful
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    The Rubber Market
    36 13 t *.t <lull ÜB| v. t» -m. t! 1 business pi ices Buyers. Setters 36- ■.<< 35-% tt-% KSS 34-', 34-** d tender 36- 7 k 37-J v 36- 36- 36- M-% itly easier.
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    CEYLON RUBBER DISCUSSED
    33 13 Wednesday.- The ion in Ceylon is gadersti to have been discum Sir Oliver GocneCommissioner for an interview with Noel B Secretary of State for th. I rumonwealth on Monda\ A.P.
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    CHINA BANK PAYS UP
    80 13 The him s< Emba nounc«d on Tuesday that Hank of china hat mad nnai 1-ssL-i.000.000 payment In Wing ofl th. i,loan ma.!, by U I *nd Import Hank to v hina buy cotton The loan wn< m;l n u M and payments on Interest and onnnpal
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    Malayan Share Quotations
    833 13 ipore, Feb, 2. .if ndaj a ay the Maitjan era Asaor.iauoa *ere I >^j- Buyers Sellers At 14.00 15.00 atex. Brtsl 2.92 '> 1.974 2.0.2ft H 3 at istes 1J6# t>.50 L8 Is 9 do. i'i 23 6 24,6 '.''.75 41.75 I 7.00 8.00 e. a: N
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    Industrials very firm
    36 13 Buying interest m the share market yesterday was almost wholly con- S fined to industrials which i closed very firm. The other sections of j the share market re- mained quiet. I —J
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    132 13 T H a Some flOUl W. le at -l i aiesd D siiew. .1 hrht th .1. r tarked up P f.»i the for black. Aaotraha waa mpwhnl to ISSWe taken up supplies «,f white per, while loc «i t tion- foi th<- btaeh quftlH < Stoomil
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    265 13 NEI TRADE COMMITTEE HOLDS FIRST MEETINC JHE liaison committee on the Indonesian trade appoints by the Singapore ex^H nL/ 1 111^ w <> uld investigate the position m oonnecnon uitn export quotas on re-exports to the NEI. mad* m ooniimrtion^fi t? "T*" I™''1
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    AFGHANISTAN ASK FOR INDIAN HELP
    61 13 AFGHANISTAN ASK FOR INDIAN HELP i new delhi, Wednesday Afghanistan has asked whal assistance Indi i can a.. develop her chrome, coal ar i Iron mines, hei agricutiun i industry and hydro-electrfc j Jects. Afghanistan hi ask d for Indian cotton tu| M steel and tea, In re1 u n
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    NEW YORK RUBBER
    58 13 NEW YORK R UBBER NEW YORK, Wednesday. Crude rubber standard futun closed on Tuesday unchanged Sales totalled ;:i contracti ci tide i übbcr futun i Dtim lei «);)<• closed unchanged to t< i lower. Sales totalled 72 oori tracts. Offers were: M;uc'» n».2. r |fay iH.uoiu, September Spct number our
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    World Bank loan sought
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    THE RUSSIANS DISCOVER IT OF COURSE
    121 14 THE RUSSIANS DISCOVER IT OF COURSE ft MM HU MMtflmtof I lilted. AlMttU :*iul Ri»»fen nigM like know that it mk th» »;us S f! ns who introduced into football tactics th. quit i r rhuaghlg *>* tonvards m an attack. The newspaper •'Soviet Sport" says r world did not
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    PACE MEN DID THE TRICK
    68 14 U dian I selei i.-iii." thii '> n 8 tb< Indk -t. <a-\ lo Enjf- valuable •In th- fourth T< it ii Ml. chant John Prim wai svati« able." M.othei comni.rit i the I In I kcularl} i mV t lilurc m He, teata to
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    N.Z. TEAM HAS BOTH AGE AND YOUTH
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    THE G-G HAS WON £4000
    162 14 MELBOURNE. Wed Gallant Qeatiemmn, who won the liawthora Hurdk 1 i 1 Caulfleld on Jan. 15. registered his seventh mecesi m eight starts, :md brought lus Stake earnings to nearly £4 OCO. He will now return to Oaf racing, .nd if hi shapes well enough,
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    Louis is definite this time
    106 14 Louis is definite this time ORLANDO. FLORIDA. Wed. —Joe Louis says he may lay nil world's cnampionstip hcavv-weight title on the line once more, and if so. "It Will ho the last time and I SMS* it this time." His difCOVefCi and advisor. John Roxborough. said en Tuesday sftei a
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    Miko Oda to train Japs
    62 14 Mac Arthur ap| Oda. winnei 4 I and-jump m i: I at Amsterdam I'mted Stat. > to study new American m training to help I I standard of Japai up m prepa- .it..:. tl :< Olympics. Oda is 1 ad Japan Track an tion. The
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    Hans Killian refusal visa
    53 14 Reuter WASHINGTON, wci five-man German entered for th< championship m N next month w, foi the United SUI then bMk-grou "inelieiblo foi admiss Washington B1 The Depait: team captain Hans !a long history ol a 'pation m Nazi I land that his admis I considered to
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    Kongsgaard—the greatest jumper?
    110 14 Kongsgaard the greatest jumper? SEATTLE, WASHINGTON. Wed.— Ski experts here rate Norway's Sverre Kongsgaard as very nearly the equal of the great Torger Tokle now, and perhaps will prove himself the greatest ver to jump m America. Kon^sgaard. w!io la an exchange student it University of Idaho, sot a now
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    JOLLILADS CELEBRATE
    33 14 Memben of the Jollilads Sporting .Association are reminded ol the Cheese NY.v Year dinner and jdaace whicn U to be be] at the the Asau«;iat premises on Saturday evening, February 5.
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    AUSSIE 'DAVIS' TEAM WAITS FOR BROMWICH
    117 14 MELBOURNE, Wed.—Sir Norman Bro >k s, n ?ident of the Australian Lawn Tennis AflS( lawn. stated today that Australia's Davis Cup team be announced until John Bromwich has whether he will be available. Eromwich is reported to have sought a week's delay before Riving
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    JOE KEEPS ELMER AT BAY
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    ROLLO HAS BEEN SOLO
    71 14 NEW YORK, Wed.— Elliott Emerson of th, Harness Racing Group revealed today that m* trotting horse Rollo has been sold by the coin.- 2 Sweden's Ragnar Thorngren for a reported pn« The bay colt was a leading money winne more than $25,000, and was second last
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    RECS DRAW WITH PIONEERS AT HOCKEY
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    Result at a Glance
    108 15 Result at a Glance Tv ii aiv th»' Willis a:ii| f-thlf* of r->tat" (|ir.<tlraii- B t 1 > tOWMMMNH I during th»* <hi- \.w Var Holida.VH. Ntat. .Singapore, a, IVrak and p.iriH it»:ite<l m S tournarr.en!. Karh plavoi! thri'e •s. S KF>l I.TS >\U RDAV, 4an. fii: m i.it fl
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    $10 MORE FOR THE CUP FUND
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    Fuller scores a hat trick for R.A.F
    204 15 Displaying: all-round superiority, the Victoria institution defeated the R.A.F. (Juixmg) l*y four goals :o three m a soccer match, played on the school 'round yesterday. Filler scored a hat trick for the I.A.F. The Victorians teored two quick goals within fift*'*-n minutes of
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    KHALSA CRICKET
    114 15 The following will play for th< Khalsa Association in a home and home game or. the Association's ground on Feb. n 1 at 10.3C a. I.'.. HALDIAL SINGH'S XI Ifews Singh, Sewa Singh, R in Sin-h. Wasir Singh, M. B. Singh, Dr. Sarbaa Singh. B. 8. San. Mohini;
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    AID SCHEME FOR SOCCER STARS
    65 15 r he for* tli." lln agin he otball i ition, League and th P -:i on that provi l< nt •che ne for players ihouW i>-' I),;, d m -m unexr« akdown of Mgatia Delegates, wh > sat for two ioui could not agree on
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    BERTOLA WINS
    18 15 S/ FRAN ertola, 11 n won i rough t< n-rou over R S m Ban Fwu
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    97 15 •^ngapore Malay Badminton Tournament, w*ed by the Singapore Malay Badminton Asso«ation wdi open on February 12, 1949, at the Haw- ar Oyir^asium, Clerical Administrative Workers' R^r.croon Road, commencing 7 p.m. The tournunent wffl be run on Saturday, Sunday and —.v nights. I r OMSt
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    JOGINDER FIGHTS KONG FOR $2,000 SIDESTAKE
    133 15 A big money match tops the bill at the Great World on Saturday when Kin- Kong meets Joginder m a winner-take-all w itest which cam side-stake of $2,000. A <roup of Indians have subscribed for Joginder and Kin- Kong hs covered the wa; Both
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    COMMITTEE WILL CHOOSE TEAMS
    63 15 LAKE PLACID. New YOTK. —The American teams m t world hob-sled championships to be held m mid-February Will be chosen by a committeerather than by tiy-outs because tliere is not enough snow bere for adequate eompetiti* The Swiss teams are already here, staying- In New Yoi.-.and
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    115 15 HOX, Himl Indus riiu.nns < up badminton l«am t-am :*—> a h( nJV rM iuh. 1 I" ■> roinhiiuil tin ai,.| "l"-d to ,»\.n,.in r wyw of th. lli( rinuM, W«i l.d b> I -\imlii M,»h>ui wh., r.};Kt,r..| :t „min< -.*>. vu ft u j n
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    279 15 POLICE BEAT SIGNALS 15 —10 In a fast, thrilling game playt ion the Police mining School ground at Thomson Road, the Police t the G.H.Q. Signal Regiment by it; points (two goalfl and two tries) to ten (two tfoals). The Police attacked strongly at the outset and f^>r the first
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    100 16 Malayan Told "Quit Australian" S HRISBANK. W«d. j Torpiket* bin llassm. a Malayan. has h«»*n ord.r- J •rd In th»- Immigration J l>«»purtm« -nt to lia\«- Australia »•> the first J I ftvatlAblr ship. a Tkt (imriiHlan.l lr:n!«s and Labotir OMMCfI pro- IcatH to lmmi^ratiin S Minist.r. Arth'ir ta'\\»ll. 5
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    178 16 RANGOON, Wed.— Karen rebels today attacked the criminal investigation headquarters and a police Station at Insein, 10 miles north of Rangoon. Several truckloads of rein- ■merits were uahed to Fnsfin Official sources said i-.Mvytiuhtins: was taking pace m the centre of the town. fugeet were
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    253 16 No Interim Period THE HAGUE, Wednesday. THE Netherlands Government is considering; a plan for immediate establishment of an Indonesian Federation, a reliable source reported today. The plan appareiuly would mark an important (Inline m Dutch policy. Heretofore, Dutch and Indonesian negotiations over Indonesian sovereignty have fthrayi
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    183 16 SHANGHAI, Wed.— Nationalist military chiefs dealt new blows to popular hopes for an early peace to China's three-year civil war. In Hankow, the major Nationalist bastion on the Yangtze River 250 miles southwest of Nanking, Gen. Pai Chung-hsi declared martial law and threatened death without a
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    116 16 TEMI'CO. Chile. Wednesday. Panic-stricken inhabitants of Villa: ica and Pvikon fled their homes before slowly advancing riven of lava spewed out by erupting Villanca volcano. The army is aiding m the eva< uation. The volcano m the Ar. lies mountains of Cautin Province, Central
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    110 16 Aly Khan Divorce Begins PARIS, Wed. Divorce machinery began grinding today to free Aly Khan to marry Rita Hayworth when Princess A'\ Khan unexpectedly appeared before the Seine Civil Court. The princess, former Mr? Loci Guinness, conferred with the President of the Court MarRousselet at the Palais dc Justice. This
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    235 16 A Municipal mundor, Iyam Perumal, charged with murder of Appavoo, a fellow labourer, told Mr. Justice Taylor m the Assize Court yesterday that he knew nothing about its because he was drunk at the time. Perumal murdered Appavoo at No. 20, Syed
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    171 16 SEW DELHI, Wed, The > *rajah Sir Pratap Smi;h of Barodi hAi M i I > r lie Ml province m Western i t with it< .1.000.04)0 poptilawhich according to official now beoomet pftfi ol lb* Iniiar. I'nion. H Irifiia attnin«^<i li»T iri;.cv nothinK hut IfOdbk brewed at
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    120 16 COUNCIL DEFEATS RED MOVE LAKE SUCCESS. Wed. The United Nations Trusteeship Council today defeated the Russian move to grant native inhabitants of trust areas the right to council sessions. The Soviet proposal as well as a similar Philippine plan was rejected after a sharp exchange of words between the Soviet
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