Malaya Tribune, 18 December 1948

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    Masthead
    63 1 The Malaya Tribune BY THE PEOPLE FOR THE PEOPLE Large; Sales Than Any Afternoon Paper in Malaya. Printing Simultaneously Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh d Penanj Telegrams: "Tribune B'pore." Telephone: 6811 (9 lines) EIGHT PAGES SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1948 PRICE TEN CENTS THE MALAYA TRIBUNE Lcmdon Agents Messrs. Colin Turner Ltd.,
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    SOEKARNO WILL VISIT ALL ASIAN COUNTRIES
    72 1 HELHI. Friday. Dr. rident ol the Iniblic, is expected New Delhi next plane chartered oy n l Sovei nment. tnesian office m New that Soekaino is exi?i the week but enow exactly when. c of his visit in Jogjakarta, the n capital, as ihe
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    17 1 Chinese, suspected of. I s of the Malayniat Party were the Emergency na last night.
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    13 1 g iporo C.I.D. arrestChinese last night, ieved to be memn unlawful society.
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    REGISTRATION COST US $300,000
    295 1 (Tribune Staff Reporter) REGISTRATION for Identity Cards in Singapore will cost the Government about $300,000. This works out at a little over 40 cents for each registered person. Final figures are not yet eady. but the total cost is expected to be much less than the
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    Commissioner-General and Artist
    37 1 The Commissioner-General Mr. Malcolm MaeDonald, ami Mrs. MaeDonald pause before some of the paintings h\ Mr. Uffl Choon Teek when the exhibition was opened >esterda\ by Mr. MaeDonald at the Chinese Chamber of Commerce.
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    SHOT SOLDIER'S PARENTS RUSHED TO HIM
    229 1 Kcuter and A.P. LONDON. Fri.—The next of kin of Pnvat* Charles Knill. wounded in a border incident with the Russians in Occupied Germany, are oeini rushed to his bedside, the War Office announced on Friday night. The latest repoit in London on KniU's condition
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    Mountbatten Regains First Love
    110 1 U.P. MALTA. Fri. Rear-Adnural Earl Mountbatten of Burma is happily back with his first love the Royal Navy and refuses to discuss any plans for the 'uture other than staying at ;ca. There have been many rummis of important diplomatic or political posts for the handsome
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    NEHRU POLICY APPROVED
    146 1 A.P. GANDHINAGAR, India. Fri.—Hie subjects commit too of the Indian National Congress last night passed tour resolutions amounting to a vote of confidence in Pandit Nehru's government policy. On Thursday Nehru's foreign policy was approved. The resolutions referred to the Governments policies concerning the princely states, non-Muslim
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    Stanley Is A Kind Man, Submits Counsel
    443 1 Reuter. LONDON. Fri. Stanley admitted that he had used two names from time to time, when the tribunal investigating allegations of corruption in Government circles continued their sitting today. But the Attorney-General had given him altogether seven names. Stanley's counsel begged the tribunal
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    Bound To Rebound
    118 1 A.P. NEW YORK, Today.— The New York Star in an editorial on Frida> said: "As with an> other colonial power persisting in I a doctrine of to have and to hold, the Netherlands decision to break off I talks with the voting Indonesian liepublic is likely to
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    Asia Does Not Deserve Loans, Says Malone
    116 1 A.P. NEW DELHI. Friday. Senator George Malone. Re- publican of Nevada, said on Friday that the Asian countries do not deserve loans from the United States because their production is satisfactory and they can earn dollars by selling goods. Malone rs here on
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    FIRST OUTING
    61 1 A.P. LONDON, Fri. Princess Elizabeth left Buckingham Palace on Friday for her first outing since the birth of her son Prince Charles a month ago -running in the front scat of a saloon car. With the Duke of Edinburgh, the Princess was out to inspect the work being
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    911 SCREENED
    29 1 In a security check-up yesterday afternoon and early this morning, 911 persons were screened in the Lim Chu Kang and Bukit Timah areas. No one was detained.
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    ROBBERY
    26 1 A Chinese and his wife were robbed of $207 in cash and jewellery by two Chinese near the Gcylang bridge, last night at 10 p.m.
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    Peiping Cut Off From The World
    345 1 A.P. NANKING, Fri.—Communist forces have driven into Peiping's new business district and stormed the walls of China's ancient capital, semi-oflieial sources reported today. The same sources said Communist artillery also forced the evacuation of the last Peiping airfield remaining to the Nationalist forces In
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    Do Not Drink, Or Else—
    125 1 A.P. KARACHI, Friday. Din Mohammad. Governor of Sind. aas warned the European officers of the Pakistan government against drinking at parties. Din Mohammad, who was Formerly judg< of the Lahore High Court, wa; talking at a lunch given here in his honour by Pi; Il'.ahi
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    STOP PRESS Carrier Held Up
    70 1 Weather conditions in the China Sea have held up the 33,000-ton aircraft carrier Tarawa, of the United States Navy, which v.as due at Singapore this morning from Hongkong. A typhoon is believed to be raging. The U.S. Navy authorities at Singapore received a signal from
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    NAZIS GOOSE STEP POSITIONS
    266 2 U.P. FRANKFURT, Fri. —Germany's surv.vors are staging a whirlwind comeback and have grabbed off thousands of key government posts in the American zone, Weekend Magazine charges. Weekend, a privately owned American magazine circulated in U.S. occupied Europe, cited these statistics, culled fiom official reports. In Hesse,
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    SATURDAY SHOW ROUND-UP CATHAY
    242 2  -  RATIXG: Fair; Good. Yen Good E ctllent :kt OSWALD HENRY RATING FILM: "Letter From An Unknown Woman". STARS: Joan Fontaine. Louis Jourdan, Mady Christians and Marcel Journet. I SINGLE this out as the pic- ture of the week for its unusual theme and fine acting, both
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    PAVILION
    242 2 HATING FILM: "So Evil My Love" STARS: Hay Milland, Ann Todd and Gerahline FitzGerald. AN exceptionally good picture. t* with one snag; an uncertain ending. So I had better warn you in advance to keep your eyes glued to the screen for the last few scenes in the picture—from
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    REX
    154 2 HATING FILM: "Sword of the Avenger" STARS: Ramon del Gado, Slgrld Gurie, Duncan Renaldo and Ralph Morgan. TELLING the story of an innocent Filipino who is condemned to jail by the Spanish tyrants who formerly ruled the Philippines. "Sword of the Avenger" introduces to the screen a new and
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    CAPITOL
    213 2 RATING FILM "Good News (in technicolour). STARS: June Allyson, IVter Law ford, Patricia Marshall and Joan McCracken. PAMPUS life and raccoon coats are things typically American, and I can't see this picture making much headway with a local audience to whom such things arc new. But, as a spectacularly
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    ALHAMBRA
    188 2 RATING FILM: "Drums of the Congo" STAllS: Ona Munson, Stuart Erwfti, Don Terry, Peggy Moran and Richard Lane THRILL-FANS will revel in this film which is packed with voodoo and intrigue in darkest Africa. A highly improbable story, of course.* but that will not stop the crowd from seeing
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    SPOTLIGHT on INDIA Language Question Re-Examined
    1630 3  -  o? vv-i-VrS. Kris THERE aie various aspects, other than the one discussed m these columns last week, to the question of the introduction of Hindi as the official language of the Government of India within five years. Next in impoitance to the antagonism and
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    THE CONSTITUTION— ACT 2
    485 4 THE constitutional issue, from which atlcn--1 tion was distracted by the outbreak Of terrorism, is once again becoming the focus of public attention. Less than a year after its institution, there is a growing awareness among the people that the constitutional machinery is not working as
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    REFUGE FOR KINGS
    1203 4  -  By MICHAEL GOLDSMITH AP-Correspondent SWITZERLAND, one of the world's oldest republics, has become a refuge and holiday centre for the world's royalty. Five Kings and an Emperor have a permanent residence in Switzerland or come frequently on plasure trips. Lesser members of the Royal dynasties of Europe
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    TRIBUNE SATURDAY SCTENCE PAGE
    53 5 SHOES FROM CODFISH SKINS VGUE, Fn. The Press of the Polish Em•.ported that Polish cera along the Baltic •mfacturing ladies from codfish skins, lid, producers had aloived the problems of ng and dying the skins l iking and were now king on processes to make ook
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    This Wrist Watch Is The Smallest
    79 5 mparisoa with the ordlnl .S. postage stamp, hows the tiny size of t Is claimed as the world's kiest camera. •rfected by Dr. Kudolf St ineck. at Tutzing. Gerwy, tiae camera is warn as a. wn>t watch, as seen on young lady at right.
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    U.S. SCIENTISTS ARE 2nd CLASS?
    58 5 U.P. BOSTON, fri The United States "stands in real peril" of lo ting its leadership in v nee by treating its scienti "second-class citizen-." University of Minnesota pn feasor warned. Prof. Maurice B, Visschei. cad of Minnesota's physiodepartment said the condona! committees, newsipers and magazine
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    MAGIC FLUID PUTS OOMPH INTO A MOTOR CAR
    361 5 U.P. CLEVELAND Ohio, Fri.—A 'magic fluid that gives an automobile engine an added oomph for quick getaways or nolo over a steep hn: was introduced here recently.' It is a solution containing alcohol, water, tetraethyl and a soluble oil. The technique was
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    WOT! DRIED POTATOES
    73 5 U.P. Calcutta, Fri. Dehydrated potatoes appear to be as unattractive to the palate of the civil population of V\ Bengal as they were to the fighting forces during the war. Of a quantity of 1.300 ton acquired by the provincial government two months ago a mere 55
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    Pressure Crushed
    48 5 The Bathiscape, designed by ProfeHHor IMceard for under-water exploration, lies propped on a 1 dork In ?)akar, French Went Africa. Operating off the S.S. Scaldis, left, it was «rushed by sea pressure during a submerging test, ht- device was reportedly lowered a depth of 4492 feet.
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    Atoms Make Paintings Whistle, Ring Bells
    294 5 A.P. This new use of radioactive atoms is told by L. Yaffe, of the Atomic Energy Project National Research Council of Canada at Chalk River, in the new scientific Journal, "Nucle onics." The rays from atoms plac nl somewhere on the painting would fall
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    Aim To Conquer Lightning
    103 5 U.P. SANDPOINT. Ida. Fri. Conquest of lightning was the aim of novel experiments conducted this summer in north Idaho's Kaniksu National Forest. The U.S. Forest Service and General Electric <'<>. teamed up to see if lightning, a prime cause of forest hres, COUld be stopped at
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    PRAEST MAY JOIN JUVENTUS XI
    93 6 A.P. TURIN, Saturday. Trie famed Danish .soccei foiward. lohn Hansen, confirmed on Frilay he will try to persuade MS former team mate. Praest, o enlist with tne Juventus ;occer team." Hansen joined the Juventus jOCOer team some weeks ag«l and was credited with the latest
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    SAVOLD— TANDBERG
    81 6 U.P. OSLO. Fri. Savold's mana ger Biliy Daly said tonight he doubted whither he would accept suggestions by Swedish promoter Eddie Ahlquist for a Savold-Tandberg light n Stockholm in January. Daly said h e received a cable on the offer through .lack Solomons. He said he vculd prefer
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      603 6 Sinhalese Engagement. Nanavakara Nandawathie. The engagement is announced between Mr. Don Gilbert Nanavakara of Pasir Panjang to Miss Nandawathie Punchie Banda of St. John s Island on 17th. Dec, 1948. The marriage will be announced shortly. CSIHJAIIUJV VACANT SARAWAK Oilfields Limited require experienced topographical draughtsmen for work in 1 Borneo.
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      531 6 RAFFLES HOTEL LTD. (Incorporated in r*« Cn'ony of Singapore)^ Notice is hereby given tha the Annual General Meeting c the Company will he held at tin N.T.S. Building, Singapore, 01 Friday the 31st December 194? at 11.30 a.m. for the following purposes:— 1. To receive and consider th< Statement of
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      537 6 The Singapore Harbour Board Notice Re Closing Of Roads NOTICE IS HEREBY CIVEN that all roads, paths and unenclosed land, the property of The Singapore Harbour Hoard, in the Tattjoag Pa gar District will be closed to the Public on Satuiday, January Ist, 1Q49, from <> a.m. to (j p.m.,
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    COLONY TEAM 'BETTER PREPARED'
    279 7 RUGGER CLASSIC SPORE "INVADES" FEDERATION SINGAPORE is expected to bring home all the ba'*ons from her three outings to the Federation today. Of the three her encounter with Sclangor in the All Blues rugby classic to be playcti at Kuala Lumpur will provide her with the
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    JOLLILADS TO MEET BUKOM
    35 7 The JolllUdfi will meet tb£ Pulau Bukom XI at .soccer at Pulau Bukum today. A Special general meeting of Jollllads Athletic Union will be held tomorrow at. 521-2 Kaßtpotlg Bahru Raod.
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    Savold May Fight Tandberg
    92 7 Reuter. OSLO, Fri.—Lee Savold. American heavyweight boxer, who lost to Bruce Woodcock in London, is interested in a fight with Olle Tandberg Swedish champion, but the fight must take place in Oslo Savold's manager. Billy Daly, stated this here today after he had had a meeting
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    TITLE
    29 7 LONDON, Saturday. Sydney Wooderson. former champion miler, defends his Keat County cross country title on January 1 in races near Maidstone. Wooderson is also Southern ana England champion.
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    Tribune Thomas Cup Fund
    83 7 Latest contributions to > the Tribune Thomas Cup Fund: Singapore Harbour Board Head Office B.P. $20.00 The total now stands at !ir4.072. > The Fund will be kept V open so long as the Tho. < mas Cup Team are I abroad. Money collected will be
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    England 144 For 2 Wkts
    232 7 Reuter. nuRBAN, Fri. —England were only 17 runs behind v South Africa's first innings total of 16 j when rain stopped play for the day with their Hal at 144 for two in the first Test here. A storm broke over the ground before tea
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    Rec's 2nd Defeat
    61 7 THE Hongkong and Shanghai Bank XI S.C. did well to hold the Singapore Recreation Club to a one—all draw at hockey at the Padang yesteiday. Carvaliho put the Recs in the lead with a powerful shot. Breaking through cleverly, G. De Silva had A. Clarke Rec's custodian,
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    Today's Sports
    107 7 HOCKEY: Singapore v. Malacca—Malacca; G.H.Q. Sig. Regt. v. R.A.F. Sembawang— Tanglin; R.A.F. Seletar v. Spore Colts H.C.—Seletar; Teachers' Union v. C.S.C.— Oldham Hall ground; Khalsa Assn. v. A.C.5.0.8.A. RUGBY: Singapore All Blues v. S.gor All Blues —Kuala Lumpur; S.CC. v. Negri Sembilan— Seremban; Police v. 223 8.0.D. —Alexandra;
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    S'HAI Team win
    151 7 IN a thrilling basket- ball match at tne Happy World .stadium last night, more than 3000 I fans, including the Chinese Consul-General Dr. !Wu Paak-shing, the I Ta Kung Poa basket-ball I team from Shanghai give 3. brainy and speedy display to beat Trie Rest of Singapore
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    W. Indies Force A Draw
    124 7 Reuter. DQMBAY, Fri.—History D was made here today when the West Indies touring team scored 462 runs in live hours, the' fastest even seen at the Brabourne Stadium ground. The West Inches carried their overnight score of for one to 589 for nine wickets in
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    TODAY'S RUGGER
    53 7 The Negri Sembilarj rugger XV against the Singapore Cricket Club today at Seremban will be: Dillon: Sanderson; Lawley. Alma n J- Pinto: Fabricius; Pinto; Strudwick; Wyatt: Wilson Trevor: Goodsir; Cartnlchael; Smith: Houghtor (capt;. S. C. C Macintosh: Roper. Monis; Newton; Oates; Geeks Masters; Fox: Leach; Leask. Road; parry:
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    FAIRWIND WIN
    24 7 Fail wind -B.P b* at Pelahdok B.P by live games to two at badminton at the Clerical Qnlon Hull o n Monday.
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    Wheeler Scores 4 For GHQ
    160 7 Combining speed with hitting power, O.H.Q. Farelf out paced the S.C.R.C. to defeat the Chinese team s—l in a hockey encounter at Hong Lta Green yesterday. Dimunitixe S/Sgt. Wheeler (centre-forward) smacked in four of the five goals for his side. Wheeler's atfle weaving in and
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    JAP WARLORDS' FATE HANGS ON A THREAD
    256 8 A.P. WASHINGTON, Sat.—Whether Japan s warlords live or die depends upon a legal tec hricaJity argued in the Supreme Court on Friday. The technicality is: Does the United States Supreme Court have jurisdiction over the military tribunal that tried and convicted the war
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    FRESH DISTURBANCE
    29 8 A.P. RANGOON. Fri.- A fresh disturbance broke out on Thursday at Mouimem, the principal seaport of the Southeast Burma coast, it was officially stated on Friday. A.P.
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    THREE NEW DENTISTS
    42 8 The I vaults of the Professional Exan 'nation of the College of Medic.mo held in December, 1948 were released last night. Three candidates qualified for the Diploma in Dental Surgery. Lee Ah Loa. Lav Kieng and J. a. Jansen.
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    S'pore's Saddest Man
    145 8 S 'pore's Saddest Man Yesterday tt* "Rajula" sailed from Singapore with 700 Indian deck passengers. Among! them were 37 estate workers from the Federation, repatriated to India. They would have numbered 38 but Panchanathan failed to pass the medical examination *on board. He was sent down to thu wharf where
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    X'MAS DANCE
    55 8 U.P. The Singapore Chinese Swimming Club will hold a Christmas Dance at 8.30 p m on Dec. 25. Further details are available at the Club's premises. What Shirley U worried about is just why. if he was old enough in 1936 to be her father. Robert couldn't be
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    CANTON ALUMNI ART
    38 8 Dr. Wu Paak-shing. Chinese Consul General, yesterday opened the first Art Exhibition 01 the Canton Alumni Association at the Chinese V.M.C.A. Ov> 200 exhibits were on display including oils. water-colours, pastels, ealigiaphy. and handicraft work.
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    Edueate Women To Be Women
    118 8 A.P. I MEMTHIS, Tennessee Fri.—An American edu- i eator says that women's colleges should teach the j V essentials of marriage in order t«» help "the terri--1 ble stale of the Ameri- can home". i Dr. Homer P. Rainey, > J President of Stephens College,
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    Music Circle's Xmas Party
    110 8 Tnbuno Staff Reporter) Members of the Singapore Music Circle and friends will hold a Christmas Party on Monday at the Y.W.C.A. premises. The naity will commence at 5.30 p.m. and will include a programme of carols, community singing, competitions, music and party games. A prize will
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    Manila man named in Smuggling Case
    262 8 Tri ~n :U.n. TANG JONG PINANG, Friday—At the continued hearing of the three American pilots of the Catalina flying boat accused of gunrun a Albert Onstott of California said the machineguns and unmuniUon were transported by his plane were delivered to them by a
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    ISRAEL LOSES
    40 8 U.P. PARIS. Fri—lsrael lost LU bid for membership to the United Nations today. Its application failed to get the necessary seven votes ITS the Security Council. Five nations voted in favour of admission, one against and five abstentions.—U.P
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    MENON IN EIRE
    45 8 Reuter. DUBLIN. Fri.—Mr. Krishna Menon, Indian High Com misaioner in London, arrived here by air this afternoon from London on a special mission to prepare the way for trade talks between BIT* and India and to discuss the exchange of diplomatic representatives.—Router.
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    TEA PARTY
    38 8 Mrs. Yeoh Bock Choor. •rife of Dr. Yeoh Bock Choon. gave a tea party to some one hundred and eighty guests at the Airport Hotel last I veiling to celebrate her daughters' Yeoh Quec first birthday.
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    INDO—CHINA WAR
    29 8 A.P. SAIGON, Fri, French troops operating in Tonkin repulsed Yietminh regular battalions with heavy losses, the press section ot the French General Staff announced on Friday.- A.P.
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