Malaya Tribune, 25 February 1950

Microfilm: NL3772
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    68 1 MALAYA Tribune BY lift ~j PEOPU FOR THE PEOPLE Tdb TnU' Published simultaneously at 3 tngapore, Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh and Penang. r L\RCER SALES THAN ANY AFTE.°*JOON PAPER IN MALAYA J Phone 5811/3 Nb> ihm TWELVE PAGES. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1950 TEN CENTS. THE MALAYA TRIBUNE LONDON REPRESENTATIVE E.
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    BRITAIN "SITUATION IS GRAVE" ATTLEE TO CALL ON KING A T ONCE
    567 1 U.P. and Reuter. LATEST STATE OF THE PARTIES: LABOUI 314; CONSERVATIVES 294, LIBERALS 8, AND THE SPEAKER. London, Saturday Morning Ali Britain is asking this morning: "Will Attlee dsre to form a Government?" The situation is one of
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    TERROR BLAMED FOR DEFEAT OF CREECH JONES
    230 1 U.P. LONDON, Friday trtfE long drawn out campaign against Communist terrorists in Malaya is believed to have caused lection defeat of two of the Labour Government's front rank colonial administrators. The. elect orate sharply rejected Colonial Secretary Arthur Creech Jones and his Under-Secretary
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    A Present From Clem
    31 1 A.P. LONDON. Fri. The British sweet ration will be temporarily in(rt .iseri en Sunday from four to Aye ounces a week, the Ministry of Food announced. —A.P.
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    Indian—U.S. Relations Strained
    106 1 Indian U.S. Relations Strained U.P. WASHINGTON. Fn. Diplomatic quarters reported today that official between India and States, while b :ng cordial on the surface v somewhat strain* ed" Dt'lund the scenes. They said two major sources oi irritation appeared to be t.no resentment oi Prin r Nehru ovei •.-.dorcd un--'•"•venti'jn"
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    HATIA'S REPLY
    24 1 A.P. 3 ut*. i... lemier Mchairied Matta declared that Indonesia will "g.u ■V.y consider" opening diplomatic negotiations with Rumania and Yugoslavia. a.:>.
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    THREAT TO BERLIN
    24 1 A.P. BERLIN, Fri. Berlin's Coni:!iuni.-t youth openly bfttst that they intend Lo iho whole city on May 2-s Whit Sunday. A.P.
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    AN MP FOR 46 YEARS-STILL IN
    42 1 A.P. LONDON. Fri. Earl Winterton, so-called "FaX4Xt i»i -c kjl t mons," won another term with a Conservative majority of 10.423 at Horsham, in West Sussex. Aged 66, he has been an MP for 46 years.—A.P.
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    MALAYAN RUBBER GOING RED' -SAYS JOPLIN
    135 1 Reuter. WASHINGTON. Friday. A United States petroleum official. calling for quick development of theUmted States synthetic rubber industry, said production centres "of natural rubber in Ma'aya and Indonesia were "indirectly in the line of march of the Communists. The official. Mr. C. Jophn of
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    WALTER FLETCHER IN
    38 1 A.P. uOiliXlft Conservative Walter Ftetoker, a rubber merchant, retained his scat in Bury and Kadcliffe by a majority of 780, an increase of 670 over his 1945 lead. He defeated labour candidate John Owen. —A.P.
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    MacLEAN WINS
    30 1 U.P. Lo. *Va. ongadier Fitzroy H. R. Mac Lean (Cons.) whose book Eastern Approaches was serialised in the Malaya Tribune won the Lancaster seat in the e'ection. —U.P.
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    POPULAR VOTE
    27 1 This is the popular vote from 610 constituencies:— Labour (Including Labour Co-op.) M 18,080,045 Conservatives Affiliates 12,223,00? Liberals 2,540.959 Communists 89,644 Others 116,517 Total 28,050,227
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    ONLY ONE ELECTION RIOT
    150 1 U.P. LONDON. Fri.—Only one outbreak of violence was reported in the General Election. Frank Davis, Conservative agent in North Hammersmith, London, was attacked outside his home by eight unidentified persons, who allegedly carried banners associating D. N. Pritt. Independent Labourite, with Communist leanings. Pritt lost. R.
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    What Will He Do?
    10 1 ATTLEE WiU he dare to yove.n?
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    NEW M.P. WILL QUIZZ HOUSE ON H-BOMB
    79 1 U.P. LONDON. Fri. The hydrogen bomb got into the news when newly elected Labourite Norman Dodds announced that he was preparing the first question to be asked of the Prime Minister when Parliament convenes It will be whether the government would call a
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    SHINWELL GETS TOP MAJORITY
    81 1 A.P. LONDON. Fri. Emanuel Shinwell, British War Minist cr in the Labour Government for the past five years, won a 30.000 majority over the Conservatives in the Easington district of Durham County in the General Election. Shinwell former Fuel Minister, who was relieved of his post
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    -SO JOHN CAST TWO VOTES
    48 1 U.P. HULL, Fri.—John William Sayers, fisherman, was brought to court today on charges of voting twice. Pleading guilty, Sayers said he was making up for the lost time. "I am 45 and had never voted before." He was sentenced to three months Jail.—U.P.
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    LL.G.'S SON LOSES
    24 1 Major Gwilym Lloyd George, Liberal son of the former Liberal Premier, lost his Pembroke seat by 129 votes Labour's Desmond Donnelly.
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    HIS DAUGHTER WINS
    15 1 Lady Megan Lloyd L»eorge. Liberal daughter of "LL.G", kept her Anglesey seat.
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    Stocks Go Down, Gold Firm
    174 1 U.P. A.P. LONDON, Friday. THE Stock Market broke to lower prices today ir 1 anticipation of a Labour victory. Industrials and socalled "nationalised stocks led the decline. Associated Portland cement and sugar combine of Tate and Lyle—both marked for nationalisation in the Labour programme—were considerably
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    Five Rebels Lose Seats To Labour
    66 1 U.P. LONDON. Fri.—All the "rebel" members of the Labour Party who were expelled for opposing military collaboration with the United States were defeated in the general elections, results showed today. Konni Zilliacus. a veteran author and former Secretary of the League of Nations. D.
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      ••Labour Will Carry On** — Report I
      83 1 ••Labour Will Carry On** Report I U.P. LONDON. Sat. It is learned on good authority: 1. l .ie i.al>jjr government wiii continue in office tor th~ -resent: 2. Parliament will meet as scheduled on Marcii 1, and the King will open it normally on !V7arch 6, with a speech from
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      Latest For SiX. Rare*
      42 1  -  By ALBERT SPENCER lu~ Aitw 2.u»MI Wirners ip' p Tod —Silver Spear one of th? js,. jc.s io«..ay, suould win r good wagers are Friar's Last and udiuiniiii i£. is very good. (For full selections see i'age 11)
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    In Port
    64 2 Gianbank (44); Autoim-don (42/8); ttuloh (40/1); U iy*w*H Bteel Designer (35/--i 6); Javanese Prince. (38/4); Benalbanach (81/2); Marudu (17 8); FaLstria (19/20); i s.H.U. Crait (21 2); City of KimbiTli'v—Cua*ilne Maersk (25 8); Taluel (27/8); Morelia (29/30); Rlmau (15); Toniar (16); (13/4); \lcrliMau (il); Sumatra (8>- >>); l
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    SPASMODIC YESTERDAY
    57 2 SINGAPORE. Feb. 24. THE news as it has been coming jn the British Elections has not t been sufficiently encouraging to stimulate much activity in tho share market. Pending the finaj results deals have been tj cautior-= and rpasmodie ftaUirb. •fh;- lollowing are the price ehangt >:< une*
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    Share Quotations
    878 2 Singapore. Fri INDUSTRIALS Atlas Ice 1190 12.25 xb., xd Alex. Brick* Pref 2.40 2.50 Ord. 2.20 2.25 8.8. Petrol 35/- 36 B.M. Trustees 7.60 8.50 Con. Tin Smelt 1 Pref. 21/3 22/3 Ord. 15/3 16/8 E. Utd. Assur. 39 25 40.25 Gat. Trust Fed. Dispensary 6.50 T.oo Fraser
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    HOW TO MAKE RUBBER PAY MORE
    514 2  -  -BY A BRITISH EXPERT MOST U.S. manufacturers would like Malaya to grade her rubber by technical specification tests and not by appearance. They think that this will be the greatest single step to strengthen the position of natural rubber in world markets. Dr. W.
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    Tin Prices
    45 2 SINGAPORE. Fri.—Tin price was $287.75 cents per nicul Down $0.25 cents. LONDON. Feb. 23 Spot £599. Unchanged Three months £582 Down TT Settlement £599%. Up Turnover 10 tons. Second session Spot £599 UP Three months £582*2. Up Settlement price £bOO. Turnover 35 tons.
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    INDUCEMENT
    32 2 Reuter-AAP. jyivAUTA, Fri.—An Indonesian Government sj.-oke ma i said today tin <* .vernwien: Wk+ not eor»sid«-.ring f\- (<• vlinj; lb- -"'tre\« h.mge -ud .c aient' alaaA U> estate rubber 0 vpori ers. —Reuter-AAP.
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    —By An American
    266 2 By An American DLANS for more definitive standards for crude rubber to meet specifications demanded by technological advance were discussed in South Bend, Indiana recently by an official of the United States Rubber Company. Dr. E. M. McColm, technical director of the company's plantation division, recently told a regional group
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    DEPOSIT REQUIRED
    60 2 Reuter. CANTON. Fri. Traders are required to pay a deposit cf 20 percent of their total value of exports io Hongkong, according to a Chinese reoort from Canton. The deposit is payable in Hongkong currency and when tent is sold in Hong- merchant sv.r- o remainder of the
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    SEA MAIL
    33 2 Mails are expected from Federation, ana hfetfan today Mails for Philippine Island,'. Hongkong, China. Japan, and Juva will close at noon and for Federation unci Thailand al 5.45 p m today.
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    CURRENCY RATES
    23 2 #O.D New rates for Hongkong Currency announced yesterday are: 53', selling T.T./ 0.D., 52 4 buying T.T 52 11,16 buying O.D.
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    PRODUCE MARKET
    77 2 The pioduce markets weie idle yesterday. Nominal prices I for coffee wore Rio No. 5 $141. Rio No. 7 I $138, Rio No. 3 .«143. There were no buyers, or sellers in evidence in the absence of overseas advices. Copia buyers bid $37 pci picul 1.0.b. Mar-Apr. and
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    ECA Pays Poor Prices
    153 2 THE rubber >~ :>; been very stean throughout the week W« there has be 9n v k eV n ir, qulry for near snipm.m says the week:-, rnarkel r! ceiver issued by LptlPeat Ltd.. last ni-ht k The prospect oi eoa buying has been r Yon
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    THE MARKET YESTERDAY
    110 2 THE market was very steady yesteiday and although ECA buying in London was disappointing thou wore ru, keen sellers in evidi ace. Most people weie awaiting the British Election result their effect on the NYw v rubb. j market Closing prices in cents pei pound were. Buyers
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    WEEK'S PRICES
    71 2 Highest and lowest prices during the week ending Fchuiaiy 24. 1950 are: Highest Lowest CBN Spot 54.', 53. R.M.A. I. R.S.S. F. 0.8. Maich 1950 54.3 16 53 R.M.A. 2. —do 53.% 52 52 R.M.A. 3. do 52.11 16 51.-, 51 "C" Blanket Crepe do 52 51. J
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    Seamen's Board To 'Answer Mr. Reed
    128 3 THE Singapor Seafarers' fcdminlstratldn Board met yesterday under the chairq anshipof Mr. J. D. Joseph. n consider alleged graft md corruption, involving Si amen's Registration Bureau, in th" methods of employing seamen here. The allegation was made Mr. George Reed. Adto the southeast Asan
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    Storm Over Cup Of Tea
    143 3 FltfcDßlCK Wiliiam Gieschen, 20-year-old Australian of the "Memphis Town." started quite a stoim when he asked the chief cook foi a cup of tea. Wh: .1 t;*e "storm" subsld( d. th i oi, W. C. Hen- <• n aUfred from a Iracture ja*y. He was
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    WEED KILLERS —A WARNING
    83 3 I.A LUMPUR; Fit meat ysterday warned iblie, and in particular wners and drivers of motor lorries, of the dangci of ttanspoiting rice and other foodstuffs in lorries which have been used for canying 'Odium arsenite, such as weedHei for rubber estates. There have been cases of
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    TWO T.B. EXPERTS
    53 3 Singapare has an i'ili-tuberculosis clinic ol which she can be v«' v proud, said Pro"r P. Gcrnc/. Director of the Pasteur lnHtittltfc in Paris after inspecting the s.A.T.V link: at Tanjaai Pagar Picture shows Prof. Gcrncz and Dr. Garliek >n the X-ray room of the s.A.T.A. clinic
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    POLICE CHOSE DEATH TO DEFEAT
    496 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. JHE gallant band of men, who defended the police station at Bukit Kepong in Johore were given the choice between surrender and death. True to their tradition, they chose to die. For three hours from the crack of dawn they had fought
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    NO SCHOOL FOR 500,000 CHILDREN
    105 3 MORE than 500.000 children of the primary group In the Federation are not attending school, said Federation Director of Education Mr. M. R. Holgate in a radio broadcast. He gave two reasons for this: a large number of pupils in kampongs. estates and shops, left
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    473 BABIES
    38 3 Pneumonia was responsible for 25 deaths for the week ending Feb. 18. Tuberculosis took 20. enteritis 19 and convulsions 19. There were 199 deaths during this period. There WCT? 473 babies born durtng the same period.
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    WED—36 YEARS
    49 3 Dato and Datin Jarry Gild celebrate their 36th. wedding anniversary to-day. Dato Gild has <been resident in Singapore longer than any other European, and arrived here on Jan 14. fifty years ago. He was made a Dato in recognition of his service! to the State of Johore.
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    8,674 JOIN UP
    24 3 MALACCA. Fri —The total enrolment figure for the AntiBandit Month for the Settlement of Malacca up to Feb. 21 was 8.674.
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    SHB TOOK ALL CARE-COUNSEL
    230 3 JHERE was no negligence on the part of the Singapore Harbour Board as they had taken all reasonable care in the discharge of their duties as bailees. This submission was made by Mr. C. H. Smith on behalf of the Singapore Harbour Board yesterday in the
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    Verdict Held In Ponniah Case
    215 3 KUALA LUMPUR Kr uay. THE First Magistrate. Mr A. P. Jack today reserved judgment till next Tuesday in the case of John Voin aged 45. Euro|>oan Manager of Sungei Rinetting E. tate. Setm nyih. who stands charged with iiaving caused the death of Mr Benedict
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    St. John's Honours For Seventeen
    158 3 SEVENTEEN Singaporeaij who have served the Si. Ambulance Association for more than v decade, reeeiVcd recognition yestcnlay. Si i PntrlcV MacKcrroii. Ofliccr A .hnlnistorint: tho Government presented medal ribbon? of the insignm of the Order of StJohn of Jerusalem to them at Government House. The
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    THE FIRST LAYER
    34 3 These sheets of perforated steel form the first layer of the 'sandwich' extension to the runway at Kallang. Stones, sand, bitumen and. finally, more periorated steel form the final runway surface.
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    Sea End 'Sandwich' For Kallang Runway
    290 3 TWENTY thousand gallons of Singapore manufactured bitumen emulsion are being poured over 1,500 tons of granite stones from the P.W.D. quarries to make a 'flexible eight-inch sandwich' at the sea end of the runway at Kallang airfield. Tho 'sandwich' consists of the following layers:
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    OFFICER WINS MILITARY CROSS
    204 3 AN officer of the Suffolk Regiment has been award' A ed the Military Cross for skill, energy and leadership in command. He is 2nd. Lieut J. Starling who was in command of a patrol operating some miles north of Kuala Lumpur on Nov. 30 last. The
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    BODY FORMED TO STREAMLINE ISLAM CONTROL
    83 3 THE All-Malaya Muslim Rebg.ous Conference, after a two-day session tfl Muar, Joharc. has decided to establish a liason committee to treamline the administration of Islamic affairs throughout the country The meeting decided there shou'd be uniformity in the observance of the first day of
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    RESIGNATION
    34 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri Federation. High Commissioner, Sir Henry Gurney baa accept'd tne resignation of t'.e C.O.C. Malaya District. Major Gen< ral Sh. Charlc I Boucher as an official />f the Federal Executive Council
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    INTERFERENCE
    588 4 THE last session of the Singapore Legislative Council provided us with some interesting debates, but the most interesting of them all was the debate that did not take place For a brief, tense moment it seemed as though the Council would plunge into it. The opportunity came during the
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    WHAT ABOUT GIVING FORMOSA TO THE FORMOSANS
    1142 4  -  by STANLEY RICH HONGKONG. A MOUNTAINOUS little island waits in the Pacific like at sitting duck today to see who going to be its next landlord. The island is Formosa. And while its 6.500.000 inhabitants wait and wonder, at least five international powers
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    GREECE'S 110 PARTIES AGREE ON ONE THING —THE KING
    1169 4  -  By S. MODIANO Reuter. ATHENS ALTHOUGH at least 110 parties and party coalitions are contesting the 250 seats in the new Greek Parliament to be elected on March 5. there are only four main parties or groups in the batt'e. They
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    QUEEN OF HEAVEN HAS NEW GUESTS
    236 4 ROME REGINA Coeli (Queen of 1 Heaven) prison is extending her famous hospitality orce again to Italy's Communists, In the hectic days of the liberation and the first postwar years, it. was the Fascits' turn to hob-nob with the common criminals in the gloomy
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    TWO ANTI-REDS CALL FOR WAR
    844 4  -  -By- SYDNEY BROOKES Reuter. LONDON. INTO the international atmosphere created by increasing talk of war and bigger bombs, a London publishing house has this month dropped two books each advocating the use of force to clear Soviet influence from Eastern Europe and liquidate the communist
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      22 4 COURVOISiER FINE CHAMPAGNE NAPOLEON BRANDY Sole Agents For Malaya, British North Borneo Sarawak. LOW TANGCHANG. LTD (INCORPORATED IN SINGAPORE) Singapore and Penang
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    WHICH WAY FOR THE SAAR?
    1122 5 THEY speak German. They eat German lood- bratwur,i !l, bhidwurst, end mountains of sauerkraut. They quaff steins of roaming larger, and prefer the white wipes of the Rhine tc the icd wines of Fiance Yet Premier Johannes Hoffmann chums that nis million Saarlanders want no
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    DON'T THROW THAT OLD VIOLIN AWAY
    939 5  -  By EDMUND BENSTED MANY people poss-ss an old viohn. left to th* in by some elderly relative. Three of the strings arc irobably missing and ptrnaps the bow is a Ettje laid, so that when sonny trie:; to play the ins. rument the few
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    VOICE OF SHANGRI-LA
    650 5 OUT oi the remote, crackling void of the shortwave atmosphere a faint voic trickled into the ?a phones oi a New Delhi monitoring station. •Lhasa calling." it repeated faintly in English. Startled listeners jumped to their dials to catch and hold the fading voice. What they heard
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    FAMOUS POET: AGED FOUR
    407 5 ALTHOUGH four-vc r oh. Michele Chi did ce.n neither lead nor write, she aireidy v poet of note. To her papa. Dr. Louis Chedid. a LehOt iftict?! at the lustitu* Franc.-. Miebch waa Jaud <*-••' ordinaiy cmid. To hei author-mother. Loutoe. she was a very energetic
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    Sydney's Houdini
    202 5 NOT since the day- of Sea Kelly had the Australian police been so embarrassed. The cause of their red fiees was a dick thief named Djicv Dugan, known as the Houdini ot the Sydney underwoild. and he; partner m ciime, William Mears. Dugan and Mears were < tencod
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    SUN GODDESS
    8 6 5HELL DANCE 'I <""»> v,..< >>„.!«." .'7.>! <«»!« II^» <«»»' «>
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    25 YEARS OF CAPT. BLOOD
    103 6 A.P. v. Fri. CAPTAIN PETER BLOOD, famous Actional character created by the late novelist. Rafael Sabatini. nas been brought to the screen again in the •Columbia picture. "Fortunes £f Captain Blood.'' The film was completed on the twenty-fifth anjniversary of Blood's first [presentation on film.
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    FILM REVIEWS
    1259 6  -  RATING F \iß; GOOD; VERY GOOD EXCELLENT. by OSWALD HENRY "RATS OF TOBRUK" (Aljuvnbra)—- Much to my sui >l and deUgdit i founu thi Australia* made film a really first-rate picture. A deep.y moving, human *****-->ncn, oi" ccmuge. reilow-iv.-'--mg an fricn bhip on the batt t .'eld. it
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    MARTA SPEAKS UP FOR BERGMAN
    664 6  -  Ingri d has the right to lea d her own life By ALINE MOSBY delays are expected. —U.P. end A.P. Hollywood, Fri, CWEDISH ACTRESS Marta Toren said today that she thought ingrid Bergman has the right to lead her own life \Yip '"r>y rhe wants
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    HIS TWENTIETH DOCTOR ROLE
    187 6 LONDON. Fii. CECIL PARKER has his 20th role as a doctor in "Tony Draws A Horse." Pinnacle Productions' comedy about a marital mix-up wnich is now being made at Pinewood Studios. London. Each landmark in Cecil's 25 years' stage and screen career has occurred while playing
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    NIVEN SIGNED ON
    52 6 A.P. HOLLYWOOD, Fn DAVID NIVEN has hern signed by Mctro-Ooldwyn-Ifftyer Studios for the leaning role in the movie "Kiss of Fire." The British actor will have Mario Lanza and Kathryn Grayson as co-stars. Niven, for many years under contract to producer Samuel Goldwyn. is now a fr-e-lance
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    Harry Had To Tell This Tale
    196 6 HOLLYWOOD. Fri. RED SKELTON and songwriter Harry Kuby. whom the comedy star will portray in "Three Little Words." have been pals for b veral years around Hollyirxxi. Kowever, it wasu't until they met to discuss the new picture that Ruby revealed an interesting sidelight
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    JANIS BACK FROM TOUR
    82 6 HOLLYWOOD, Fri. JANIS CARTER who recently completed her important role in Columbia's "A Woman of Distinction." with Ray Milland and Rosalind Russell, has returned from a tour of Army hospitals, sponsored by the Hollywood Coordinating Committee. Janis appeared at Drccksville. Bath and Canadaigua. She also visited
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    MARGARET'S FUTURE
    59 6 HOLL\WOOD. Fn. MARGARET LOCKWOODS him future has bet n placed, in the hands of Earl St. John, executive producer for the J. Arthur Rank Organisation. Present plan is that she should star in two films before the autumn of this year. Sh- will then do stage work until
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    EXIT CALICO
    112 6 A.P. HOLLYWOOD. Fii. THE MOVIE STUDIOS bai a marvelous aotntioa tot troublesome triangles, tin > just cut annoying third part;< s out oi the script In "Double Crossbonea, Dcnald O'Connor makes lcv< to Ann Bonney, the famous ,a:iy buccaneer, portrayed by 6-fcot-2 Hope Emergen. The technical adviser. K.D.I.
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    Rolfe Out: Rennie Gets The Role
    150 6 LONDON, Fri. INSTEAD of sa.Ung for Hollywood as he red planned Michael Rennie has rtarted work at Pinewood on Somerset Maugham's "Sanatorium." No replace? Guy Rolfe who had to turn down a starring role opposite Jean Simmons because lie has hims?lf to go into
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    FIVE MONTH untitled
    32 6 U.P. HOLLYWOOD, t MOVIE- ACTRESS Gail Rs* 5.cVs courtsMp with G«y Madison lasted three- yars but ."ho has separated iraw the voung actor after JHt months of marriage. < I
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    GEE-GEE GENETICS
    480 7 JOCKFT7 CLUB stud records go back in the final analysis to the {cave walla of man, where Stone Ago p.rlists depicted the foreruns rs of Derby winners and dray-horses in bold strok--3 cf charcoal and ochre. T. arlyj singic-hoofed ho' ses were probai loureygrey colour, vrit bulky bones,
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    DO YOU KNOW THAT...
    115 7 Dr. Norbert Welner. famed mathematician, reported recently the development of an experimental apparatus that m«j permit the deaf to hear through the fingers. A new automatically operating contact lens which fits under the eyelids "with the invisibility of air" is the latest aid to short-sight developed
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    SETTING THE WORLD ON FIRE
    485 7 IF there had a faint spark of Imagination in official British science publicity services, the world in general and the U.S.A. in particular miiht have learned last week that Sir John Cockcroft. chief cf the Harwell (Berks) atomic plant, experimented with a potential hydrogen bomb
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    Only A Few Thousand Years Ago
    142 7 A.P. Anew theory of creation has started a controversy among scientists. According to this theory, the present solar system— the family of earth and planets came into their present positions only a few thousand years ago The new theory was advanced by Dr. Emanuel
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    Water In The Desert
    245 7 ALTHOUGH the old geologists regarded the Sahara as th° floor of a prehistoric oc°an. modern surveys have shown that the cmntsand is not more than a hundred thousand years old at mosIt is known that there ha* been no marine intrusion for some tens of millions
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    Don't Yon Believe It
    344 7 BLEEDING from Aie nose will frequently stop alter a key or ic;' has Dcen applied to the bacK. But it would stop anyway. There is no relationship between the spine and the /easels o* the nose, and. in any ease, cold or any other applications to
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    NEW DRUG TO FIGHT T.B.
    425 7 NEW YORK HUNDREDS of tuberculosis patients will be treated this year with a new drug. orn in Germany, and called TB-1. lt has been given to 7,000 persons in Germany in the last two years, and credited with many good effects. American doctors arc just
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    What's New? SWORD STYLE
    32 7 POriF.R AND TOASTD FORK in sword-and-foil si\ The fork, in. long, made oi "hu bran ban sword ot polished ste. Handles o nut.a arc cl\, I aac brass.
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    COFFEE PERCOLATOR
    27 7 COl i EX PEftU ULATOB heat-rcaictins glass, Ojnttl teed. Has a hoat-reaiati handle and can be ua >n gas DT electric bo ?rj mediurr heat.
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    SHOWER FITTING
    45 7 COAi&TJNEI) HATH AN MlOvVKlt VITTONQ has gadget whicn mixes Lot an, cold water to any tempt ratui merely by adjusting the twj rdinary stop-cocks. The co; supply Is tuki-n direct fro the mam and hot water oarrled along with the col by suction.
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    The Navajo: Prim itive American Still Locked In Pre-Columbus Era
    2197 8  -  llv GUY HALFERTY ('.RAND CANYON, ARI'Z. < HAVE visit- d one of the world's most incredible laces: the land of the I ncrican Navajo Indian. JOne would expect to find ■rimitive people in Africa, jlongolia. Central Ameiica. i But who
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    MAN WITH A MISSION
    912 8 .••"SIMTH a mission?'" said M the. comfortable ear■monist with the mostIfeared pencil signature fn -Weil if [you nut it like that. I don't BUnd." David how la tolerant of everything but inI toi- ranee. Recently when he completed 2j years oi radical sniping trom the Tory
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    NO EGGSAGGERATION
    34 8 U.P. ASAHIKAWA, Hokkaido, Thurs. The chicken world wrote down p new ehamnion, in its antals when a chick in this town produced seven ggfl in a day. laving four in one row.—U.P.
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    PLAYING CARDS ORIGINATED AMONG HINDUS
    623 8 LEON ABR ANSON Jound Leonor Fini in a small apartment In a workingclass district of Paris. She was sitting before an easel. A striped shawl fell over Iter beautiful, bare shoulders. Two cats. Moudji and Melusine. roamed round her feet. Pictures of stufiVd owls hung
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    ELECTION RESULTS IN DETAIL
    6639 9 LONDON, Friday—Further ,«-tai>d r»'Milis of the British General Kieetions, supplied by Keiiter, are:— EDMONTON Elect. 74.988. KESILT: A Albu- <Lab.) 34.897. g. p. Hubbard—(Cons.) 2:i.325. O. Thornton—(Lib.) 5.143. > majority 11,572 no change). Previous Result: iiH5 Durbin (Lab.) 33.163. ■dw (CoftsJ 14.094. Ward 'Ind > 1,382.
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      85 9 ALLEY OOP by V. T. Hamlin l^lg "WE'RE WnTTYM ILL lON /T I [am OmE FLOUR )\OOD \l (WA TNI-R.''/"/ 1 ["AH NfVAM SfXN SA"iSFIED\ WHSW.T-AH TEIED r SACK WIU-TH'FIFTV/BETTER KEPT STRICT HtUUOM, < THAT NOUCfE k COUNT THAT HIGH < MILLION FIT IM IT— )SEF_ VOUP OUT InJ BOARD
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    AUSTRALIA TO BEAT DAVIS CUP HOODOO
    644 10 U.S.-A.P. MELBOURNE, Friday. IN case it passed unnoticed, some hot tennis news went winging halfway around the world from Australia not a fter taking four straight What it added up to was that p A^^ g a a round and mean to go Davis
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    Boxers Fined For Poor Showing
    67 10 U.P. MIAMI, Florida, Fri.— Featherweight champion Willie Pep nd Himmy Warren ot Brooklyn dr«w lines today for their poor showing in a ten round non-1 itle bout h»re last night. The Miami Boxing (ommisHion lined who won hv a decision, $500 and Watren $250. Warren
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    England Not Proud Of Dick Bergmann
    431 10  -  By archie quick THERE are likely to oe repercussions from the men's singles final at the world Table Tennis Championships in Budapest. A drab, long-dra\vn out game was won by Dick Bergmann over the Hungarian Soos, and such were the lengths of the defensive
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    De KRETSER'S XI vs Y.M.C.A.
    55 10 The will play cricket for De Kretser's XI against the V.M.C.A. at the V.M.C.A. grounds, Balesthr Road, today play commencing at 1.30 p m: P. de Kretser. C. Colling. P Scully, R. Delilkan, D. Delllkan, D. Anderson. J Martens, J. Pylilkan, R. Bain. Anderson, J.
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    CRICKET TEAMS FOR WEEKEND MATCHES
    137 10 The following will play ciicket for the Indian Agpciation in a home and home match between Balwant Singh's XI and N. Abbasbhov's XI tomonow. at 11 a.m. on the Singapo-r Khalsa Association Ground. Balwant Singh's XI Dr. M Abraham (Captain >. M.V Raiii'Wazir Singh. B.S.
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    KOROSCENKO MEETS KING KONG AGAIN
    125 10 Emil Koroscenko. the powerful Czechoslovakian wrestler, gets his big chance against King Kong in the wrestling promotion at the Great World today. Koroscenkp won a rather hollow victory over the Hungarian in their previous meeting when King Kong was disqualified lor throwing the Czech out
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    Drobuy To Live In Australia
    76 10 MEtBOrHNK. Sat Jaroslav Drobny the Czech tennis star Ind 104» Wimbledon finalist, will seUlein Australia. He has accepted a business appointment in a Mcl bourne sports store. Since his arrival, the Czech has P la >' e Jf 1 the Australian cham- I pionships and
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    FARELF BOXING TITLES
    340 10 Followers of will be clamouring for^ scats when the Happy World s te dium is thrown open on tne evening of March 10 for uu Army FARELF ChampionT standard m the contests of the pasi wo years and promises; 01 Sen keener compet t lnns this year
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    GREEN HOUSE B.P. TEAM
    71 11 The following will represent the Green House Badminton Party in a friend'y match against the Serangoon Rangeilp j.'..P. op Sunday, Fvo. 2otn, it 4 p.m. at the Orical Union Hall: Heng Boon Guan. Tan Hunt Keng, Heng Kwang iicck. Loo Geok Chuan, Hong Boon Chuan. Heng
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    RACE CARD
    1094 11 The following are the weights for today's races at Kuala Lumpur, which conclude Selanpor Turf Club Gold Cup meeting. RACE ONE 2.15 P.M. k.ii. If—■ <la 2-Div. S— «l furs. HaUvmun II <Bfti?by) v.iv 'Madam Chan" Lswii Airpal ,j. Donnelly) 8.12 "Oman KongSl" ..it... .i «K. r. Breukelen
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    NEW WORLD RECORDS FOR TRACK EVENTS
    128 11 Reuter. LONDON, Fri. The International Amateur Athletic Federation today announced the acceptance of the following world records for track events 3.000 metres 7 mins. 58.8 sees m?de by Gaston Reiff of Belgium at Gavle. Sweden, on Aug. 12, 1949. The previous record was 8
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    SILVER SPEAR BEST FOR GOLD CUP
    82 11  -  GOOD GOING AT K.L. By ALBERT SPENCER The Man with 2000 Winners. KUALA LUMPUR, Today. JHE going will be very good for today's races, the last day of the Selangor Turf Club's Cold Cup meeting. SILVER SPEAR should, win the Gold Cup ;md is
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    76 11 RACE ONE -VLLYMITN II \irpal Congo R U E TWO KANDA lUstfe Princess Nuflield tt \r Y. 1 HUhK It AKI E»J VGNE Sunbeam I! Jimmy RACE FOUR ♦I AT A HARI Jack's Darling Lord Dhoti SAC B Fl\ E ARTIC LORD Atlantas little Ned RACE SIX 1 HE
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    ARMY BOXING RESULTS
    173 11 Final reaulta of the Singapore District tArmy) boxing champion he'd at Tangiin last night *re: FEATHERWEIGHT: Cpr. Hart <GHQ Sig-O brat L Cpi. Supari bin Yitso.. Referee itopped the fight: MIDDLL- EIGHT: S Mai. Birch rhtained wo. irom Cpl. Mccrhcuse; li ANT A MWEKtHT: Cpl. Ane Ww
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    SUNDAY SOCCER
    45 11 Ine Juiiuaas team to meet toe Kota Raja "A" on Sunday at the Railway ground Kampong ftafrru will b iected from: Durai. Narayarra. Kader. Daniel, Ah Biau. G-hani Hanill. Sintha. Zaman. Kassim. Ebrahim. Kassim. Muroh. Dollah. Ahmat Juri Krishnan. Abuul Rahman Baba Marican.
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    WELSH SOCCER XI V IRELAND
    80 11 CARDIFF, Fri. J. Charles, the 18-year-oid Leeds united contrehalf. is the only new ca.o in Ihe Welsh soccer team to meet Ireland at Wi 'xham on Mar. 8. Tho tram W. Short (Plymouth Argyle»; W. Barnes fArienalft (capt.). A. Sherwrod (Cardiff City); R. I'aul (Swansea
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      503 11 Sp ec;a r Announcement!!! SMIL KOROSCENKO ;< -HOSLOVAKIA m WORLD'S MOS> in POWERFUL WRESTLER rURN BOUT WITH £TTJk KING KONgHSU CHAMPTON OF LUROPE THE GREAT WORLD H I TON9GHT AT 9 p.m. ly THE FACTS: 3 weeks ago King Kong _W threw Koroscenko into the lap cf the Ringii, aiders
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      597 11 NOTICES "auction sale of Valuable Singapore Properties To Be Held At Our Saleroom, No. 1 Prince Street, (Corner of Collyer Quay), On Thursday, 2nd Marrh 1950 At'2.3o p.m. Lot 1. Freehold land and house No. 11 (Old No. 12). LorI or»g 12, Geylnng v, oad. area j 3,935 sq. ft.
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      537 11 ACKNOWLEDMENT Doctors Gladys Gunatilaka and Sibyl Klani. thank all fi lends who sent wreaths t<nd attended the funeral of their brother Welter Percival Gunatilaka. VEHS. FOR SALE Austin-A.40 —1949 U.QPO miles. One owner. leaymtr country Riner ***** after 1.f.0 p.m. Saturday. SIT. VACANT WANTED—C hin c s c clerk with
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      240 12 Chung Shan Mater Wcrks Co. No 240, Lavender Street, Singapore. Tel 4880. WE SPECIALISE in: J^g^|[ubrtcation Expert Workmanship. Spray Painting. Upholstery. Body Works, etc. LI THE OK*AT EASTERN OPTICAL CO 2~"> South Bnds« Road, "Xel 783S K-«ablii»h«>d 1925 C.' V.'ran 0.0. (I'hila). m™t up-to-date B.L. equipment. ESngei ex,., rten belter
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      89 12 j HOT JUST VM HERE IS PROOF: An ■Juerfiw r m the Malay, Wfjj haB certainly tOpS ol its advertisements -My car but I DOOM run Lr U 'at the a.!got »t ait»» it 0 Jrice I nut -< < the first o ver in.n.eihate J Tribune appeared might autl
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