Malaya Tribune, 24 January 1951

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    55 1 MALAYA TRIBUNE Rythei b people i FOR THE .PEOPLE, i THAN ANY S I AFTERNOON J PAPER IN J tMALAYAjj Tel: •Tribune' Spore. Published simultaneously at Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh and Penang. Phon*»: Mil' 3 nln« line*. 1 SIX PAGES. SINGAPORE. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 24, 1951 PRICE TEN CENTS. THE MALAYA
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    FED. FACES $30 MILLION DEFICIT
    293 1 Revenue Up By $42 Million Tribune Staff Reporter THE Federation Government will budget for a de--1 ficit of $30,133,747. This is contained in the report of the Standing Committee on Finance which examined the draft estimates of the Federation for this year. The estimated revenue
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    Reds Still Get War Goods From H.K.
    143 1 U.P. HONGKONG. Tues. HE flow of strategic goods to Communist China has drop. j tharplv since the Western fid economic war on Reds hut substantial !ounts of steel, rubber and taoaceutieaJfl are still mov\"into China, authoritative Ltj -aid today. Hcrnkon? stll is one
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    'VOICE' QUOTES WHAT RUSSIANS OVERLOOKED
    99 1 1 ASHINGTON. Today. B Voice of America used the words of Lenin today ,nee Stailn. !C:kolai Lenin, founder of the Emunist philosophy, practiwrote the script used by Voice." It added up to the bitterest and most rwnal attacks the United ft nad directed against Jo'jtalin.
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    NEW CEASE-FIRE APPEAL TO CHINA?
    156 1 A.P. LAKE SUCCESS. Tuesday. Ive-naUon Arab-Asian group In the United Nations was reported today considering another fie-fire appeal to Communist China. Encouraged by what members of the group ■ed concessions by Peking, these delegates re said to believe it would be worth risking ar buff
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    44 1 Reuter. P| k, 'N. Thursday. Two J hurled a Mills-type greBritish Embassy in mjjht. breaking windows and doc* The men the explosion, assy had been picJ* 1 p arhrr in protest against nrr of a Dutch naval in Northern Irefor training.—Reuter.
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    NO LEASES IN CEYLON
    34 1 I COLOMBO. Tues. S< nanayake. Parry Secretary to nstry of External Plying to Communist categorically d« »at c vinn had leas° 1 bases to a foreign r lor war purposes.
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    Stop Press Guerrillas 60 Miles Behind U.N. Lines
    96 1 U.P. WASHINGTON, Tues. MAJOR GENERAL Floyd Parks. Army Public Information Chief, made the following statement late today regarding Tokio reports about. Communist activity behind the United States lines in Korea. "Groups of North Korean infiltrators and guerrillas aie operating in the mountains
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    U.S. REARMING JAPAN —PEKING
    78 1 U.P. HONGKONG. Tues. COMMUNIST China today charged "America is actually turning Japan into a military base for aggression in the Far East." Peking Radio broadcast a summary Qf an article from the latest issue of an authoritative handbook on current affairs, titled "Oppose America's Rearming of
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    FRENCH AWAIT NEW REBEL OFFENSIVE
    152 1 UP. SAIGON. Tuesday. GENERAL Jean de Lattre Tassigny, French Com-mander-in-Chief in Indo-Cfrlna, indicated today that a new Communist Vietminh offensive was expected soon in north Indo-China where the rebels last week lost an estimated 6,000 dead in a vain attempt to seize Hanoi. Tassigny told
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    Dutch Chief Of Staff Sacked
    56 1 A.P. THE HAGUE, Tues. IT was officially announced I today that the Dutch Chief-of-StafT. General Dr. Hans J. Kruls. has been dismissed from his post andl will be succeeded by Colonel B R. p F. Hasselman. Inspector ol tlie Cavalry. between him and the highest
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    East-West Clash In Moses' Birthplace
    141 1 A.P. HELIOPOLIS, Egypt, Tues RUSSIA and the United States clashed on Red China today as the Universal Postal Union began a closed debate on whether to seat a Nationalist or Communis government at the current m Th i c n Unlon is holding a joim
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    RED PRISONERS IN INDO-CHINA
    44 1 Communist Vietminh prisoners, under French guard, niarrh through the streets of the North Indo-Chinese coastal town of Tienyen. Large nun.be rs of Vietminh prisoners and political suspects are used hy the French army in labour fcangs. A.P. Photo. A.P. Photo.
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    3,000 DIE IN NEW GUINEA ERUPTION
    276 1 Reuter. PORT MORESBY, New Guinea, Tuesday. MORE than 3,000 natives died when Mount Lamington, New Guineas "spirit mountain" erupted like an atom bomb", official reports said i today. Among them were 35 Europeans who had been listed missing since the eruption began last Thursday.
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    BIG LOAN FOR SOUTH AFRICA
    70 1 U.P. WASHINGTON. Tut s. TH E International Bank today announced loans totalling US$BO,OOO,OOO for South Africa of which US$5O.--000.000 will come from the International Bank and US$3O.--000.000 from United States private banks. U5530,000,000 of the International Bank loan is for electric power devclopmen* and U5520,000,000
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    MOTOR RALLY
    55 1 A.P. PARIS. Tuesday.-Some 300 drivers from 18 nations roared off on Tuesday on one of motoring's most gruelling, the 3.250-kilometre Monte Carlo automobile "rally." They took tn the road carefully-timed' intervals In Oslo. Stockholm. Glasgow. Lisbon. Palermo and Monte Carlo. All must cover prescribed routes finishing in Monte
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    BIG THREE REPLY SOVIETS
    112 1 A.P. MOSCOW. Tues. THE United States. Franc and Britain delivered rime n to Russia last night which opened a new cycle in nearly three months of discussion on whether there will be another four-power Foreign Minister's Council. French Ambassador. M. Chatalgneau called on Foreien Minister Andrei
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    HUNT PLANNED FOR BIG PIRATE TREASURE
    172 1 RYE ENGLAND. Today. PLANS' to spend U5533,000 in pirate treasure hunt in the China Sea were made public today by James Brownlie. If all goes well the 10-man expedition will set forth in May. for some US$2BO,OOO worth of gold carried by the infamous
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    SAILS FOR KOREA
    23 1 A.P. COPENHAGEN, Tuesday The Jutlandia. Denmark's hospital ship to aid United Nations forces in Korea, sailed from Copenhagen today.— A.P.
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    BRITISH CASUALTIES
    46 1 A.P. LONDON. Tues. One hundred and twenty British officers and men were killed in the Korean war up to January 20. Minister of War. John Strachey told the House of Commons on Tuesday Hp said 366 were wounded and 231 are missing. A.P. po
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    ALLIES BATTLE IN YONGWOL
    199 1 A.P. TOKIO, Tuesday. A LLIED forces fought in the streets of Yongwol today w ith Korean Communists who are trying to turn the cast end of the United Nations defence line in barren central Korea. While ground action along the rest of the front dropped off
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    Cashier Shot Dead
    66 1 A.P. WELLINGTON. New Zealand. Tues. THE cashier of the Sydeham. Christchurch. branch of the Commercial Bank of Australia, was shot dead yesterday afternoon by a youn* man armed with a sawn off shot gun. Th" cashier. Peter McMul!lan. 24. was the only person in the bank when
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    New A-Plant
    52 1 U.P. LONDON. Tues. BRITAIN'S new U5522,400 atomic plant at Sellafleld went into fullscale operation today for the first time. The plant, designed three years ago for plutonium research, was switched on secretly over the week-end. It will turn nut for industrial uses ttk% same plutonium employed in the
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    Snow Menace In The Alps Grows
    198 1 Reuter. LONDON, Tuesday. MORE avalanches threatened fresh disasters today in [n the Alpine valleys where the 8-day "white terror" had already claimed at least 252 dead, 105 seriously 1 injured and 12 missing. Frontier guards posted along the mountain ridges separating Italy. Austria and
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    TODAY'S BEST BETS
    42 1 THE going at the Ipoh races 1 at best will be heavy. "PACE MAKER" Race 4 Captain Yule Rate 6 Blue Eyes R ace 7 Marcher l ords "LONGSHOT" Race 2 Agoko Race 4 Airmail Race 8 Knight Gallant
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    Intercepted Grenade— Gets Medal
    97 1 Intercepted Grenade Gets Medal Reuter. LONDON. Today. A BRITISH Empire medal had been awarded to a private soldier in Malaya *ho intercepted a grenade thrown into a crowd watching a game of billiards in a Penang canteen and hurled it out of .he window. The London Gazette announced the award
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    FRENCH ALERT POLICE
    92 1 A.P. PARIS. Tuesday. France tonight alerted 6,500 police and housands more bayonetcarrying soldiers to prevent a Communist demonstration scheduled for late tomorrow against General Eisenhower. The French government has outlawed the demonstration. The Communists, however, announced their determination to go ahead. Reliable sources said Moscow had rapped
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    SUN SPOT
    14 1 LONDON, Thursday.—A sun spot of moderate dimensions has been reported this morning.
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    RED CHINA
    702 2 D7HAT is all this mystery about Red China? First we read that Peking has rejected the cease-fire proposal; then the next day we read that Peking has agreed to a cease-fire, though on its own terms, the principal of which is that the United States must change its
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    PARTITION HOLDS UP PROGRESS IN IRELAND
    870 2  -  By STANLEY CLARK Reuter. DUBLIN. ALTHOUGH the partition of Ireland is undoubtedly I holding up progress, the Boundary is, paradoxically, Southern Ireland's largest industry. Every week-end thousands of people from Northern Ireland pour South to enjoy the ration- free luxuries of the Republic— and
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    C'Wealth A Model
    431 2 LONDON, Wed MR. St. Laurent. Prime Minister of Canada, and Mr. Liaquat Ali Khan, Prime Minister of Pakistan, speaking at a dinner given by the Canada Club in London recently, both i stressed the example presented |a the world by the Common- 1 wealth and the threat
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    Through Chinese Eyes
    206 2 What the Chinese Press is saying today. rlE Nanvang Siang Pau calls for a clarification of Federal citizenship. The paper expresses the hope that Federation will submit an amendment to Government which will widen the scope of Federal citizenrhip for Chinese nationals. The unity that Malaya will
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    SHOW WINDOW OF BRITAIN
    1062 2 A.P. LONDON. FROM May to October, all of England. Scotland. Wales and Northern Ireland will be one huge show window displaying the art. science, industryam' history of their people. They have invited the world to flatten its nose against the pine for a good long appraisal
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    SOME QUEER STARS
    531 2  -  SCIENCE FOR THE LAYMAN By H.W. BLAKES LEE A.P. WHEN you take a ride on an interplanetary ship you can expect to see the strang-est-looking stars As one. astronomer said at the American Astronomical Society meeting: "The only thing you will not see is a square star."
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    THE IRON LUNG
    482 2 A.P. NEW YORK. TWENTY years ago Barret Hoyt was just home from a hospital, his life saved by a mechanical contraption in a hair-raising drama of life or death. The contraption was a Drinker respirator, named after its inventor. Dr. Philip Drinker of the Harvard School of
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    CALL TO A-BOMB MOSCOW
    110 3 A.P. NEW YORK. Tues. j Harold C. Urey. Nobel .v.mer of chemistry. the United States Jj d W arn Russia that it j drop atom bombs on first time the Red m v- a "false move" in MM I'd /ersity of Chicago 1 t said he
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    SOVIET WORLD HISTORY
    76 3 A.P. LONDON. Tues. lame "World HiswiM be published in the U.S.S.R. at Sciences, the Tass geooy reported from jite v rk will be written by a L-. of scientists under the ef academician Boris the next five years, t imes of a 16-volume Lor) Df the Soviet
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    Formosa Is Vital To U.S. Defence
    109 3 A.P. L.MvE SUCCESS. Tues. E frank statement that leas security needs sited. States policy on i confronted the United elevates on Monday, declaration apparently the State Department General Mac Arthur's lit Formosa is vital to fence of the United mats who have been tryvolve
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    Rubber Shortage In Australia
    202 3 A.P. CANBERRA, Tuesday. VSTRALIA is suffering a serious shortage cf r with a reported reserve of only three in hand. Acting Prime Minister, Mr. Arthur tori n, admitted the rubber position was Perilous." But he declared the government was it difficult to obtain supplies of rubber.
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    Big Hats Are Un-Christian'
    71 3 Big Hats Are UnChristian' .QNPQN, Tuesday. J 'v.-ho wear big hats itre or cinema proper Christian warde their neighcomplaioe the Rev. John ■abate Church, p Norwood. B parish magair says every time |*s to the theatre or cinema view blocked by a I r< d of trying to twist I
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    Flames roar from the crumbling shell of a building containing lacquer thinning fluid at Chicago, Illinois, recently. From the river a fireboat prepares to augment the landbased five fighters—four of whom where reported killed. Th- fire v.as preceded by an explosion- The building is close to the famous merchandise mart—largest of its kind in the world.
    56 3 Flames roar from the crumbling shell of a building containing lacquer thinning fluid at Chicago, Illinois, recently. From the river a fireboat prepares to augment the landbased five fighters—four of whom where reported killed. Th- fire v.as preceded by an explosion- The building is close to the famous merchandise mart—largest
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    Wallace Has A Plan
    113 3 A.P. BOSTON, Tuesday. FORMER Vice-President Henry Wallace last night proposed as an alternative to war a "really big P.W.A. p.oject for the whole world" P.W.A—Public Works Administration are large-scale building projects carried out in the United StatesWallace said his plan would cost U5510,000,000,000 annually, recommended it
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    WE CAN DO WITHOUT TELEVISION
    54 3 MELBOURNE. Tuesday. TELEVISION is something civilised people can very well do without, said 8.8.C. Governor Mrs. R. G. A. Jackson, formerly Miss Barbara Ward. "I am afraid television is just one more nail in the coffin of personal effort", she said. She congratulated Australia on
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    Truman Angers Wounded Marines
    200 3 U.P. PORT HURON, MICHIGAN. Tuesday. A WOUNDEP Marine corps veteran, twice wounded n in the Korea fighting wondered tonight whether President Truman ever received the Purple Heart Medals that h 1 19 buddies mailed to the White House. Private Fir:., mid R. Chatterson, home oa a
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    CORFU HERE
    83 3 WITH thirty-three tourist class and thirteen first class passengers for Singapore, and eighty-seven tourist class and fourteen first class passengers in transit aboard, the Royal Mail liner, Corfu, berthed in Singapore yesterday morning from Hongkong. The tourist passengers included eleven service men, a number of whom were members
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    SIX B-36s ARE BACK
    56 3 U.P. FORV \7O.;TH, Texas, Tues. I QIX B-C6s Superbombers land- P ded at Carswcll Air Force Base yestcfdiy after a historic non-stop flight from Great Britain. j It was the first time the sky I giants —equipped with four jets plus the si:: regular piston I
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    Mr. Dulles Leaves For Tokio
    124 3 U.P. WASHINGTON. Tues. JOHN Foster Dulles, the State Department's Republican foreign policy adviser, left for Tckio yesterday on the delicate mission of trying to wrap up a Japanese peace treaty that Russia cannot veto. Dulles and a party of diplomatic, military ana cultural experts will
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    'THEY'RE BRAS'
    32 3 Reuter-AAP. SYDNEY, Tuesday. AN elderly man protesied indignantly that he couldn't get into the trunks hired to him at Moree baths. "No wonder", said the attendant "they're bras; my mis-take."—Reuter-AAP.
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    Tibet Appeal To U.N. Still Holds
    244 3 AP. KALIMPONG. RETURNING from a conference with the Dalai Lama and other Tibetan officials at the provisional capital of Yatung. Dzasa Surkhang, leader of the Tibetan U.N. mission, said today the Tibetan appeal to the United Nations for assistance against Chinese aggression has not
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    DIVINER JOINS IN STONE HUNT
    259 3 AP LONDON. Tuesday. A MENTAL telepathist and a water diviner have A entered into the missing Stone ot Scone act. But the indomitable sleuths of Scotland Yard are still baffled. The telepathlst is a 30--year old Dutchman. Peter Hurlcos, who says he can solve crimes
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    Post Offices To Issue Car Permits
    153 3 POST Offices in the Federation may in future issue road tax licences lor private I cars when no alterations or additions are necessary to existing registration particulars. This suggestion has been commended by the Organisa- j tion and Method Adviser in 1 the Federation
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    Miranda Will Have No Tail
    111 3 Reuter. LONDON. Tuesday. AN unconventional mermaid will make her appearance in the Festival of Britain Gardens on London s South Bank this year. She is Miranda, mermaid with no tail. Her designer, sculptor Arthur Fleischmann considered mermaid with fish tails rather dull. He planned his
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    German General Vanishes
    132 3 A.P. PARIS, Tuesday. THE disappearance of German General Herman Rancke due to be tried on war crimes charges, was announced centlyAt the end of the war, General Rancke commanded the Germans in the pocket around the French port of Brest, which the allied forces had bypassed long
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    JAPANESE TO BUILD SHIPS
    66 3 A.P. .NEW YORK. Tuesday. JAPAN'S Ministry of Transport has announced building permits have been issued for construction of 19 ships totalling 176,090 gross tons, reports the Journal of Commerce from Tokyo. These additions to Japan's expanding merchant marine have been approved by SCAP. Of the 19
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    STOCKS FIRM ON PEACE MOVES
    98 4 A.P. LONDON, Tues. j THE London Stock Market i took heart today from the j manoeuvring at Lake Success for a peaceful settlement of the Korean war. Textile, Steel and Electrial issues were generally firm and gains were marked up for selected Oils and Mining
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    MORE CLOTH
    26 4 THE Isbrandsten line freighter, which called at Singapore a few days ago. brought as her nrciß cargo about 2,000 tons of textiles from India.
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    HONGKONG EXCHANGE
    31 4 U.P. HONG KONG, Tues. THE following are today's quotations on the Hong Kong money exchange market HK55.92 5.83 per US$l. HK515.30 per Sterling HK5331.50 per tael of gold. _U.P.
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    STALIN FEARS THE GERMANS
    318 4 A.P. BERLIN, Tuesday. A FOREIGN diplomat in Berlin tells this story of il the days when he was stationed in Moscow: Joseph Stalin was engaged in conversa™n oveEuropean problems with several envoys ot trie men friendly governments and commented witn a sign. "Germany is the greatest
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    30 HUKS DISARM POLICE
    75 4 U.P. MANILA. Tuesday. A press report said 30 Huks raided the large Gueco farm in Magalang. Pampanga Province in central Luzon, disarmed a special police force there and seized 27 firearms, including machineguns and automatic rifles. The report said the police force was taken by surprise
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    EIGHTH ARMY ORDERS NEWS BLACKOUT
    85 4 A.P. TOKIO. Tues. A news blackout today was ordered by the U.S. Bth Army on any action on the Korean warfront west of Yoju. Yoju is about r>s miles inland from the west coast, and some 17 miles west of Wonju. A memorandum issued here
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    RUBBER FOR HK
    46 4 THE China Steam Navigation newest passenger and freight ship, the Anshun, which arrived in Singapore a few days ago on her maiden voyage, will leave here in a couple of days time with 6,272 bales of rubber as her main cargo for Hongkong.
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    Tin Market
    70 4 LONDON, Tuesday. THE tin market moved up the price of spot tin by $7| to $1,255 but did no business in cash tin. The price for three months was nominally unchanged at $1.212§ but actual business was done at as high as $1-225. The noon closing prices were:
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    PEPPER EASIER
    35 4 U.S. LONDON, Tues. THE pepper market opened weaker with sellers of Malabar offering at 1250s without takers. Singapore called black at 11/3 and white at 18/9. both on the shipping weight basis —U.S.
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    CITY CHESS TEAM SCORES GRAND WIN OVER VARSITY
    409 5 Captures Mac Donald Cup In First Annual Contest j\ unexpected early lead and a very strong finish enabled City of Singapore Chess Team score a comfortable and well-deserved win 9ver I niversity of Malaya Chess Club v*esterdav 9 their first annual chess
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    Turpin Gains Quick K.O. Decision
    99 5 AP. Birmingham, England, Tues. RANDOLPH Turpin. Britain's middleweight champion, knocked out Eduard Lopez, Spanish titlcholder. in 55 seconds of the Brat round of a scheduled ten-round fight Monday night. Turpm cornered the Spanisn southpaw at the outset and flattened him with a scries of vicious
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    Australian National Tennis
    90 5 AP. SYDNEY. Australia. Tues.— ART Larscn of San Francisco P S singles champion, and Dick Sav.tt of Orange. New Jersey, won their matches in the Au* tralian national tennis tourney today with the stra-ght set vieof Davis cupper who his title had trouble at the .Urt with
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    GARDNER OUTPOINTS HONORE PRATESI
    51 5 AP. NEWCASTLE. England Tues. Gardner, English n>T weight outpointed Honore PraTesf former French cham pion in a ten-round fight here Monday night. from a There were protests hirh thp crowd wmcn uTougnt t°he Frenchman had the had a slight lead at v* up the fresher man.—A
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    SPORTS BRIEFS untitled EVEN AT HOCKEY
    47 5 1 'ENAMt, TllfS. ~j ;OR held Penang to a I I I draw in the rtna! I J it h of the Quandrangular rnament I <kc. Bakar Avann and .1 f..r the home team. s «ame from Eng feTand Vowles (2).
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    35 5 A.P. Mil W A I'K'KE. WI SCON S IN, Tues. |E MICELI, of New York. (d 1 te. hnical knockout i Arthur Kintr. of Toronto. nouad of a scheduled A agj,
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    29 5 A.P. PROVIDENCE, RHODE .'SLANT. Tues. v.HTWEIOHT champion Ike Williams knocked out Ralph of Providence in the 1 of a scheduled ten- Las! night.— A.P.
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    untitled U.S. OLYMPIC COACH DEAD
    46 5 ;-HILAPWLPHIA. Tues. BORN I.awson Robert- 77. four times head J ..f the United States *am. d-ed today. >v Oivmpic teams ha coached 1928, 1932. 193«. were all 1 unpions. [0. red as traj k coach of the of Pennsylvania in 1947.
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    ROME XI LOSE AT SOCCER
    67 5 A.P. ISTANBUL. Today. Hi Anknra Garrison's aoiver i#atn beat Rome 2-0 here yo-iterday in hard-fought marked by a current of tensi ;n the se ond half. B»th soaU were stored before i interval. 1- eMiniatftd 3.500 fans watched i same, played on snowawept i ..round
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    44 5 A.P. N PEACH, CALIFORNIA. Tues. M IDDLECOFF, former Opel < liainpion. with .i mder par 271 for 72 hoi. on i I'StlO.ttn, Lakew«M)k Park i ten ft Tournament yesterday i h rt. h-.rse Manuel dc la tuire and at 274.—A. F.
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    34 5 A.P. v a'STA. GEORGIA, Tues. ItOl Masters Golf Tourna- •urnanient in the United will be played hers fruin c through eight, v I>ema!»M won the title ihird wme last year. -A.P.
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    PHILIPPINE GOLF CLASSIC
    56 5 A.P. MANILA. TM FOUB {..otessioiml and «1 ueura will tae t>rr (<n Thurs- ihe Far Eastern OpM at Wack Wack Country row. will split ash awards U553,760 and trophies will the amateur medalist at 36 rney, which will attract j i amanirs resident i Urn t 'p
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    Victoria XI Win By 9 Wickets
    139 5 AAP. s BANS, Tues. Victoria -l.md in their Shetid match here today by nine Baal scores were 191 and 269. Victors rl 73 for L Queensland. 197 n the first i'.ning:- had their MCOCd innings for 100 and it was a (tang •!!splay by
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    TURPIN-STOCK FIGHT FIXED
    38 5 A.P. LONDON) Today. v H Turpin. the Bri h *»h middle-weight cham. nght Jean Stock of Leicester on March *aj announced yestert will go 10 rounds m ruiiisM. was beaten by Stock. French champion, in
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    ENGLISH TEAM FOR WORLD T-T C'SHIPS
    35 5 ENG LISH TEAM FOR WORLD T-T C'SHIPS A.P. it I U >M>O.V. Toady. .i.l.- Tennis Ass*' ■"1 c ompleted its nine players for the "M li'ti Martina in ,< 1««; t. dy, Rosalind v»ra U Kobem.-A-P.
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    Special RACE CARD
    1529 5 DELOW is the Race Card.for today, second day of the Perak Turf Club January meeting. The double totes are on Races 3, 4 and 6, 7, and Big Sweep on Race 8. RACE ONE 2.15 p.*, CLASS 4, DIV. 3-6 FURLONGS. 002 The Dancer (Dunwoodie) 8.13 "Quartette
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    Schoolboy Breaks Five Swim Records
    108 5 Reuter-AAP. SYDNEY. T Afirtren-year old *< Barry s v ftttona bidUe five Atistttlittl r< c4)f when hp woo Ine i 650 jrswtJ swimming title a' I Ottfc Syd ney Olympic Fool. Hl:s swim ecllpned tie per- i mance by world-br-ai lug Jahh Marshall at his
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    TRIBUNE SELECTIONS
    132 5 i I By "FACE MAKER" By "LONGSHOT" Race 1 CONSTEITaTiOI* PRIM ESS NI FFIELD t 215 P.M. BrlMnnt Son tlnaliat V The Dancer Gan T mead R Mt t CAMELIA AGOKO t45 p|| i Aaoko AmnKoment J Why Worry Camelia s INSPIRATION PENNYWORTII I Sl5 P M Pennyworth
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    C'wealth XI Fail In Strong Bid For Win
    762 5 FOURTH TEST AGAINST INDIA ENDS IN DRA W Reuter. MADRAS, Tuesday. THE fourth unofficial "Test" match between India and Commonwealth ended in a draw today, fifth and final day of the play, when the tourists failed to get the 271 runs required
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    Changi Yacht Club Regatta
    165 5 A large entry has been received for the R.A.F. Changi Yacht Club Regatta which will be held at Changi on Saturday and Sunday. Entrie» have been received from the Royal Singapore, R.A.F. Seletar and Royal Engineers Yacht Clubs, and from th? Naval. FARELF. Naval Base and
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    RIGID TRAINING FOR LOUIS
    63 5 A.P. NEW YORK. Tues. MARSHALL MILES, who handles Joe Louis' business affairs, says the ex-thampion will take to the woods after two mora fights. Miles said Louis would undertake a rigid training regime somewhere in Canada io get ready lor a return fight with Ezzard Charles.
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    AMERICANS PROPOSE AID FOR MALAYA, FAR EAST
    159 6 U.P. WASHINGTON, Tuesday. TWO resolutions favouring United Slates action action to organize and aid the Far Eastern nations including Malaya were introduced in the House today. Representatives A. RibicofT. Democrat and Jacob Javits, Republican, introduced a resolution favouring the creation of an organization
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    VAMPIRES FOR H.K.
    73 6 U.P. HONGKONG. Tue*. THE Government announced today that the first flight of Vampire jet reinforcements frill arrive from Singapore at the end of this week. The complete squadron of 16 operable planes will supplement th? Spitfire squadron already here. The Vampires, flown from England via Ihe Midole
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    MISSING
    48 6 A.P. LIMA. Tues. ABeruvian military air transport plane in commercial service is missing with 15 aboard on flight from Lima to Arcquipa. Peru. The last radio report from the p.anc M received on Saturday .afternoon while flying over runta Loma?, about halfway on the route. -A P.
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    Heavy Strikes On Reds
    131 6 RA.F. attacks against the bandits in the iungle were slightly stepped up yesterday with the improvement in flying weather over Malaya. Tempest fighter-bom-bers. Brigand Light bombers and Lincoln medium bombers I were out in a series of concentrated attacks against bandit targets in three states —Johore.
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    Missing Bomber Scare
    141 6 A RADIO failure aboard an R.A.A.F. Lincoln bomber flying from Singapore to Darwin. Australia. yesterday caused many anxious hours for the Operations Stair at Air Headquarters Malay a, Changi. and Area Flight Control at Kallang. With a crew of seven and six passenger? aboard- some of the
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    INDIA DAY
    72 6 Singapore Indians will be celebrating Indian Republic Day on Jan. 26. and the Singapore Regional Indian Congress is arranging a public meeting at the New World at 5.15 p.m. on that j day. Mr. P. S. Raman of the j Singapore Institute of Commerce will preside. Messrs. Yap
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    Pilot Snatched From Sea
    166 6 IN a perilous landing in semidarkness off the East coast of Korea, a Seletar-based Sunderland flying boat saved the pilot of a "ditched" American fighter, the R.A.F. said yesterday. The flying boat—a unit of the British Far East Flying Boat Wing which operates irom Iwakuni, Japan—was
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    Food From Skies For Sakais
    169 6 SEVERAL large bands of Sakais. evacuated from 3 their jungle haunts and concentrated unaer police protection while Security Forces comb their former living area for bandits, are being fed almost entirely from the air. the R.A.F. said yesterday. About eighteen tons of foodstuffs—rice, salt, green
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    Smuggled Cosmetics Seized
    79 6 AP. TAIPEI. Tuesday. REPORTS from Kaohslung in south-eastern Formosa said today the Customs authorities there had seized ihe fishing boat Fu Hsiang on its arrival from Hongkong with a cargo of smuggled goods worth USS2O.OOO The goods included flavouring powder for cooking purposes, nylons, cosmetics, lipstick and
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    untitled granddaOSM"r «,f tte !«*p XinX Vic:or Emanue! of Italy and ex-Queen Erna. married Count C ar»o Guarienti of \ rona, at th* Church of the Sacred Heart, Ib r a 111 ma, Alexandria, Egypt, early this mon'h.
    38 6 untitled granddaOSM"r ,f tte p Xin X Vic:or Emanue! of Italy and exQueen Erna. married Count C ar»o Guarienti of rona, at th* Church of the Sacred Heart, Ib r a 111 ma, Alexandria, Egypt, early this mon'h.
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    Attlee Welcomes Asian Peace Move
    410 6 Reuter. LONDON. Tuesday. PRIME Minister Mr. Clement Attlee said today the British Government welcomed the initiative taken by the Asian and Middle Eastern states to bring about a cease-fire in Korea and to restore the possibilities of a negotiated settlement. He was reviewing events in
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    Govt. To Compensate Riot Victims
    97 6 SINGAPORE Government announced last night that it would consider claims for compensation for victims of the recent riots over the Maria de Hartogh Case. Death injury, or loss of property by theft or destruction can be the subject of claims. Compensation claims will I not
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    WHAT'S ON TODAY
    83 6 GENERAL CHINESE Y.M.C.A. Selegie Road, joint staff meeting. 11 a.m.. basketball 5 p.m.. students' table-tennis, 7 30 p.m.. table-tennis tournament. Y.W.C.A. Katon? Groups' meetin«j. St. Hildas School. Ceylon Road. 4 p.m. I LONDON ASSOCIATION OF j CERTIFIED AND CORPORATE ACCOUNTANTS, meetinsr to or- I canise a students'
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    CINEMA
    71 6 CATHAY: "The Fighting Kentuckiens" at 11, 1.45, 4.15. 6.45 and 9.30 p.m. PAVILION: "Seven Days to Noon" 2. 4.15. 6 30 and 9.30 p m. CAPITOL: "Mv Daughter Joy and Bubla Baliet Revue 11, 1.45, 4.00. 6.30 and 9.30 p.m. REX: Baba Aris 11, 1.45, 4.00. 6.30 9.30. p
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    TIDE
    31 6 H.W.: 12 19 a.m. <8 ft. 8 in?.) 11.18 d m. (9 1 "t. 8 ins.) TOMORROW H.W.: 1*!.** am, <8 ft. 9 ins) 11.53 p.m. <8 ft. 9 ins
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