Malaya Tribune, 17 December 1948

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    Masthead
    63 1 The Malaya Tribune RY TIIF. PFOPI.E TOR THE PFOPI.F. larger Sales Than Any Afternoon Paper in Malaya. Printing Binultaneoutiy Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh <£ Penan§ Telegram*: "Tribune B'pore." Telephone: 5811 (9 lines) EIGHT PAGES SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1948. PRICE TEN CFNTS THE MALAYA TRIBUNE London Agents —Mesars. Colin Turner Ltd.,
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    AIRABU ISLAND ARMS CASE STARTS
    672 1 But Hire 7rial Is Postponed (Tribune Special Correspondent) TANJONG PINANG. rhurs.—Because Mr s H. D. Euaa will not have urn before Xmas to read the outcn prosecution papers uxauist uari ion A. Hire, Singapore Wjcuman, ncu vi u.»jong Pinang in connection witn vi ol illegal
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    OPERATION 23rd MILE
    20 1 v< urity forces break off operations at the 23rd mile, Mua r, to study captured photoand documents.
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    Dutch Reject Hatta Note on Talks
    205 1 Reuter. A.P. U.P. THE HAGUE, Thurs.—The Dutch Government today announced that it would resume negotiations with the Indonesian Republican Government only if the Republic ended truce violations and undertook to become on of the states of Dutch-sponsored Federal Indonesia. In an official statement the
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    WAR IN BIBLE LAND AGAIN?
    50 1 A.P Thurs.—Jewish forces lunched a full-scale atLgainst the Egyptian gard Faluja. in the Negev, lnnounced here today, ire the same Egyptian troop? bottled up by the Jews I original Negev lighting, fate of whom has loomed in the "peace" talks be the Arabs and Jews.—
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    MANILA SERVICE
    26 1 Reuter. LA, Thirs—- A schedulservice of flying boats by Airways Ltd. anil Britsn Overseas Airways i was sanctioned by i iinno this mornH Reuter.
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    TO BREAK RUBBER CARTEL
    114 1 Reuter. WASHINGTON. Thurs. The United States Department of Justice announced today it had filed a suit to break up an alleged unlawful world cartel in natural rubber products. The complaint, filed by Attorney General Tom C. Clark, named as defendants the Dunlop Rubber Co.. Ltd., of
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    CHECK-UP
    65 1 An Indian who failed to give a satisfactory explanation as to why he had not taken out an identity card was sentenced to 10 days' simple imprisonment in the District Court yesterday. 1 CID Chief E. V. Fowler said this morning that the man was among 200 people who
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    NEHRU WANTS TO STAY IN
    156 1 Reuter. NEW DELHI. Thursday.— The Subjects Committee of the Indian National Congress Party voted today to pass on to the full Congress tor discussion a. resolution which welcomed Innia's free association with independent nations of the Commonwealth "for their commonwealth and the promotion of world
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    Your Rice Ration ?
    78 1 Your Rice Ration Reuter. J LONDON, rtairH. mlz\ Secretary \r Ihur (r< «ii («mm»n lo!d iv *!!arw ii today he w;.s i mutbtr to forecast what the future rice ration 1 PMsalrtN in Malaya would ii) until attaeatUeaw by tae International Rearrgeaey Food t atneaittev for the lust hall al
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    MALAYAN POLICE DISSATISFIED — ADMITS CREECH JONES
    146 1 MALAYAN POLICE DISSATISFIED ADMITS CREECH JONES Reuter. LONDON, Thurs.—Colonial Secretary Arthur I reecll Jones said in a Parliamentary reply today lie was aware of "soma dissatisfaction' amon» Malayan police officers over the promotion Of certain Palestine police eilieers who bad been absorbed into the Malayan force. He was inquiring into
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    KEEP YOUR NOSE OUT
    103 1 U. S. Govt. Tells Supreme Court WASHINGTON. Thursday. The Government today told the Supreme Court, hluntly. that America's role In world affairs will suffer if the court Interfere! with the conviction of Japanesewar leaders. The statement was made by Solicitor General Philip B. Perlman in a
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    C. C. TAN'S QUIZ ON AIR COOL PLANTS
    101 1 Mr. C. C. Tan (Municipal South-West) will ask government at the next Council meeting on the advisability of spending gold dollars on airconditioning plant. Details of permits for the impoit of such plant from United States are to be tabled at the
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    RICE BLAZE
    30 1 A.P. j RANGOON. Today. Air passengers into Rangoon on Thursday from the rice district I centre of Bossein reported large i areas of licelands ablaze in the Delta—A.P.
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    Deep Concern
    72 1 U.P. "We do not hesitate to declare government's deep concern at such a threat to our power to engage in international activities, he wrote. Perlman said the tribunal which tried the Japanese was an international undertaking and no business of the American supreme court. He added that once
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    EUROPEAN UNION
    40 1 Reuter. PARIS. Thurs. The European Unity Committee of the five Brussels Pact powers today decided to submit its sub-committee's report on plans for a European Union to the Governments concerned. It then acljourned until Jan 6. 1949. Reuter.
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    U.S. Marines Arrive In Shanghai
    410 1 A.P. and Reuter. WASHINGTON, Thursday. The small United States Murine detachment which arrived in Shanghai today will be need to protect American lives and "not to maintain order or defend the city", the American State Department said. Mr. Michael McDermott. State Department spokesman, said "Their
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    HENS LEAD TO VITAMIN DISCOVERY
    279 2 FURTHER TESTS UNDER WAY U.P. PEARL RIVER. N.Y., Thurs.—A nook 01 V tting hens, scratching and packing on a chicken house floor, led science to a new vitamin that may cure pernicious anaemia. The disease primarily attacks the aged and is one of the most
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    'EUROPEAN MOVEMENT' TO MEET
    133 2 Reuter. BRUSSELS. Thurs. The first conference of tho International Council of the "European Movement will take place here from February 25 to 28 according to a spokesman of the Movement's executive committee. Of the International Council's four presidents of honour, Mr. Winston Churchill and Belgium's Premier,
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    Senator Malone Cries Hoarse In Philippines
    163 2 Reuter. MANILA, Thurs.—A visiting United States senator warns against extreme nationalism in Philippine irade. Senator George W Malone. K< publican of Nevada and chairman of the National Eec noroic Resources Committee, I dv yes the Philippine Republic should first establish the integrity Of investment
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    BRITAIN RECOVERS
    39 2 A.P. London. Thurs. Britain cut ►he drain on her gold and dollar reserves by more than I one-fourth during the thir.! j quarter of this year and increased the volume of exports, by four per cent A.P.
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    DO THEY NOW?
    33 2 A.P. NORTH WALSH AN. England, Thurs. Educating giiks is more important than teaching boys, local educaI t:on officer w. O. Beli says j because girls run things later on.- A.P.
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    DEVOTED COUPLE
    76 2 Reuter. SYDNEY, Thurs.—Mr. and Mrs. William Ashe, of Sydney, New south Wales, were a \«-ry devoted couple. Many turns, and partiridar'v in 'ater years, they expressed to their famil> the wish that they should die together, and that one shentd not be leti to mourn the other. Ear'\
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    AIR RESCUE MISSION TO SAVE NINE STRANDED MEN
    138 2 U.P. WE3TCVER FIELD. IfSssa •husetts. Thurs. It was announced here today that a pu-tacuiar air rescue mission thf first oi it. kind in Lit United States *lr force history, with men's Uyes actually at stake, will be atLeinpted atop 7.500 fool lei
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    JOLLY XMAS FOR FILIPINOS
    50 2 Reuter. MAM la. Thurs. Philippine Government, employees -*re yoing to have a }olly Christmas this year. On the recommendation i President Quirlno, th< State Council. the Republic's highest advisory body, has approved a one-month salary bonus for every Government worker, it was learned today Reuter. I
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    PARENTS NOT TO BLAME FOR WAYWARD CHILDREN
    149 2 U.P. LINCOLN. Thurs. —Outside Influences are more to blame than parents for juvenile delinquency, according to Dr. James M. Remieirdt, University ol* Nebraska sociologist. It s easy to place the bulk of responsibility for wayward children directly upon the mother and father, he
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    They Are Hungry For Knowledge
    121 2 Reuter. BYDNBT, Thurs.— Bearded Austrian professor Dr. Eugcnius Milch, has appealed to trained Australian scientists and teachers to go to an unexplored island In the Gulf of Tong-kin and lecture at the local university. Dr. Milch made the appeal before leaving Sydney to rot urn
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    Canton Tackles Housing Shortage
    59 2 Reuter. canton. Thurs.—Provision-! al measures drawn up by the local authorities to ease the Mousing shortage have been published so that public opinion can be gauged and the measures revised accordingly if necessary. The measures, revised or otherwise, are eventually to be i presented to the
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    OLDMAN WEATHER
    42 2 U.P. New York. Thurs. A radar screen that mil] spot approa- j ehiny btornii a« far 200, milts away and give the city at least a six hour-warning will be installed soon at the New York Cttv Weather Bureau -UP
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    This City Has No Housing Shortage
    244 3 U.P. BREMERTON, WASH., Thurs.—This Puget Sound city of o2,000 comfortably housed citizens is a paradise for apartment hunters. Thn hmicinrr dinrtn,,,. t r. i me nousing shortage i s aj No. 1 problem to most cities from coast to coast. But Bremerton ha.s modern
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    Fiji Trade Chart
    48 3 U.P. SUVA Fiji. Thurs.—ln 1947, PS. was fourth in trade with Fiji and the colony earned >2.100.000. according to latest figures released by Suva Pubhe Relations office. Largest trade was with the United Kingdom. Main export items were sugar, gold bullion, copra and cocoa-nut oil.—U.P.
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    HOUSING TROUBLE
    53 3 HO USING TROUBLE A.P. LONDON. Thurs. Even Britain's (.'mwn jewels have housing and queuing problem.**. Only 0,000 of the 20,000 visiI to i s a day at the; Tower of I London are able to see the jewels. As a result, offorts arc being made to move the disI play
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    REBIRTH OF ARMY
    40 3 U.P. BERLIN, Thurs. German officials voice a hope for a reborn German army as they and Anglo-American-French authorities moved to ;ct a unified anti-Soviet administration working In western Berlin and the occupation .ones of western Germany. J.P.
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    NEW STAMPS
    40 3 A.P. RANGOON, Thurs. New postage stamps In a variety of colours will be issued here January 4. 1949, to commcmorUc the first annivcrsory of Burmese independence, according to a press note issued by the Government of Burma. \.P.
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    UNESCO GIFT
    22 3 Reuter. Manila! Thuis. The Rcpubic has been presented with a nft of $1.000 worth of book coupons by UNESCO. Reuter.
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    DUTCH CLEARED BY AMERICAN
    60 3 THE HAGUP:, Thurs. Di. Alan Valentine, American chief of the Economic Co-operation Administration's mission to the Netherlands, today cleared the Dutch Government of charges that it improperly re-exported Marshall Plan goods to the United States. Dr. Valentine said: "This mission has just received officially from the
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    CAMBODIA FREED
    47 3 Reuter. SAIGON, Thurs. The in dependence of Cambodia withit the framework of the French Union, was formally celebratei at Pnompenh today, when Gen Robert Blaizot, Acting ITi; I Commissioner, on behalf of th« French President, exchange! documents with King Noio dom Sihanouk of Cambodia. —Reuter.
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    untitled-part player BRENDA HOGAN, with a wistful expression, during si photographic *ession before she gets ■ ret in "THE GUINEA PIG" which the BOULTING KROTUERS are making foi Pilgrim Pictures, starring RICHUKD ATTENBOROUGH and SHEILA SIM.
    35 3 untitled-part player BRENDA HOGAN, with a wistful expression, during si photographic *ession before she gets ret in "THE GUINEA PIG" which the BOULTING KROTUERS are making foi Pilgrim Pictures, starring RICHUKD ATTENBOROUGH and SHEILA SIM.
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    ALAN LADD BECOMES A NEWSPAPER MAN
    232 3 U.P. HOLLYWOOD, 1 hurs.—Alan Ladd, who once wanted to be a newspaperman, is both star an/1 technical expert in his latest picture about the newspaper world. ual "I think I ought to get n bonus for doing: two jobs," he said. He's got to
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    PRICE OF PEACE: ALLIES PAY CHEERFULLY
    182 3 U.P. LONDON. Thurs.—hi an unheated flat in Perl in tonight Mr. and Mrs. Gustav Krelschniar sat down to dine from a dish of beans thai cost about 40 cents to bring to their table. Tiic Kretschmars paid less tiian half of that in German
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    CALLING IN THE SCIENTIST
    501 4 MR. Raymond Firth's Report on Social Scii.-r.ce 111 Research in Malaya just published, 13 an indication of the new kind of technique .vnu h is being incorporated into modern col :niaJ administration. In the old days colonial policy was largely formulated by administrators and politicians whose
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    BRITONS WILL HAVE A WHISKYLESS CHRISTMAS THIS YEAR
    1033 4  -  By LESLIE HAYNES REI TER S CORRESPONDENT Reuter. DOOD shops In isntain ate for the fust Christinas me,' the war faced with an ibiimlunee of supplies of most seasouahle foods and drinks hut a reluctance on the part of their customers to
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    'THAT MAN MUST GO'
    636 4 A.P. THE wealthy here drink tea these days. For generations they have upheld Chiang Kai-shek with cold cash as a national unifier and bulw r ark against Communism. Today the only thing that seems to be restraining their open denunciation of the leader they once idolized
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  • Obituary
    DEATH
    40 6 JAYAKODY: On 16 December, 1948, at the General Hospital, Singapore, D. E. T. Jayakody, late of Messrs. Eber Koek, Solicitors. Funeral to Bidadari Cemetery loday at 5 p.m. from his residence No. 160, Moulmeiii Road. Ceylon papers please copy.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    41 6 Mr. Hee Ah Chcong wishes to thank all friends and relatives v/ho paid night visits and attended the funeral of his beloved mother, the late Madam Low Ah Lin, and also all those, who sent wreaths and letters of cendolence.
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    RECS HELD TO A DRAW
    149 6 The Shell Sports Club played 'good' hockey to hold the Singapore Recreation Club to a two goal draw in a match played on Farrer Park yesterday evening. The Recs opened up the attack immediately on bully off and for long spells confined play in the
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    England's T-Tennis
    33 6 A.P. LONDON. Fii. Jack Car ringtou will captain England.} table tennis team against Bel- gium in the final lound of the west zone in the Europe Cup on Jan. f>. A.P.
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    S'hai Team To Meet Colony To-Night
    122 6 The Ta Kung Pao, "Crack" basket-ball team from Shanghai arrived here yesterday by a X.L.M. Plane, from Java. The team was unbeaten throughout their tour in Hongkong, Manila, Macassar. Soerobaia. East Java and Probolianggo. They have played 26 piatxh.es, won 25 and dicw 1.
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    SCC TO MEET CYMA
    46 6 The following have b cr. selected to represent S. C. C vs c. Y. 11. A. it the Padang today :tt 5.1. pm.: Messrs Van Hoot m: Lloyds Reeves: R jmester; Rule; Den Dis: rnomas; Bel fcfachln: bmlth; Mcßac. Umpire: Mr. Brands.
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    ENGLAND TO 'ADOPT' NET-BALL
    174 6 Reuter. fONDON, Ihurs.—Jnteru national basketball matches between European countries and Britain may be staged la London in the near future. A suggestion that the sport he "adopted" by one of the big London stadiums has come from Mr. Ernest Page. Secretary of the English Basketball Association
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    BELCHER—'SOMETHING TO HIDE'
    394 8 Counsel Submits Real Truth Suppressed Reuter. LONDON. Thins. -Mr. rTdmund Levies, XC accused John Belcher of deliberately suppressing information in a he gay** the lord Chancellor, Britain's highest lepal authority, when investigations began into aile rations of corruption There was nothing In the statement which gave the
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    FOUR SPECIALS KILLED
    69 8 KLANG AERA. -About 8.30 am. on December 15. Specia' I Constables cf Sungei Selangoi Estate were on theii way tKanriong Bahru Estate tor th* I usual parade when they wet .ntacked midway between bo. estates, by six to ten hnndii using carbines and automatics. All foil Special
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    MISSIONARY ON VISIT
    61 8 His Eminence Maulana Ahifcll Alim Al-Siddiqi the founder of The All Malaya Muslim Missionary Society will leave Colombo at 7 a.m. by plane for Singapore and will arrive ncr at 4.30 p.m. on Tuesday. Dec. 21. After his visit to Singapore he will visit the Philippines, Indonesia,
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    'TRIFLING'
    47 8 A.P. ATHENS. Thursday—U. 8. War Secretary Kenneth Roy all on Thursday conferred with the Greek General Staff for what was described as a "trifling" but what others had said would end In a renewed Greek request for an inei-ease i n the Greek Ai my.- A.P.
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    Reduce Baccy Tax?
    92 8 :I Ti -.'cow Biafi Rep trter) At Tnesdav's meeting of the Legislative Conn- J el! Gov< rnnssnl r.*l'! be ■n rl v N hr, i:i th»- J l:i r of income tav. there I is any possibility of re- i dneing indirect taxation, j j Mr. CC
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    BANDITS KILL DRIVER, BURN LORRY
    106 8 Kt'AI.A LUMPUR AREA !At 2.0"» p.m on December IS. armed bandits placed an obstacle across an estate Road on j Sungei Pangkas Estate. Tn estate lorry winch was return ing a; this time witn labourers and latex stopped when it earn, to the logs on
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    COLONY HAS NO MUFTI
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