Morning Tribune, 24 December 1946

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    14 1 MORNING TRIBUNE tOL I NO. 203 <fiew Series) 10 CENTS LSDAY, DEC. 24, 1946
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    FEDERATED MALAYA PLAN
    814 1 NINE MALA V STA TES PENANG, MALACCA X«> Provision For Election In New Constitutional Proposals TIONAL PROPOSALS FOR MALAYA MADErSJiC rills MOR™™" 8 torn complete suggested coi eS. administration ol th< c S Sem n ent f0rmalntainil include the creation A t •uncil to aid and advia
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    BURMA ACCEPTS OFFER
    188 1 W< isifl I aililr lon, Dec. 23.— The dcci- leaders of the Burmese it Peoples Freedom pie (Burma's main party) d the London talks on •.eminent for Burma was [c after a heated all-night m by the party's Working ttee a spokesman of the v disclosed today.
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    A. BROOKE COMING TO S'PORE
    126 1 A. BROOKE COMING TO S'PORE HONGKONG. Dec. 23.- Mr. Anthony Brooke, <x-Raja Muda i A Sarawak, with a passport unj conditionally endorsed for Singapore and the Malayan Unior pians to sail from Hongkong iboard the Tjibadak on Thursday or Fritf'/y. Brooke said this afternoon here j that he had spent
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    Tommies Detained By Yugoslavs: No News
    77 1 BELGRADE, Dec. 23. Representatives ol the British Embasgv have not so far been allowed jo sc any foui British soldiers arrested several months ago by Jugoslavia, a British Embassy spokesman said here yesterday The four soldiers, he added, 'strayed into what the Yugoslavs ay
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    ALBANIA MAY BE ARRAIGNED BEFORE UNO
    186 1 ALBANIA MAY BE ARRAIGNED BEFORE UNO LONDON, Dec. 23- Albania > reply to Britain's "ultimatum' asking [or satisfaction for the damage caused to British warships m the Corfu Strait has now reached London and s being studied by Mm British Foreign Office, it Is learned on good authority today Usually
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    STATE OF SIEGE DECLARED IN TONKIN
    311 1 STATE OF SIEGE DECLARED IN TONKIN W.aNOI, Dec. 23 < Delayed) 5c al Louis Morliere, coniW: r of Tonkin, proclaimei arday a state ol iiege m Tonkin and north Annam. cquipp »d with loud--1 rolled into ttvh v streets Ing raged to broadi appeal to the Viotnamcs. 1 nder. oudspeaker
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    France Cuts Away Saar From Germany
    175 1 France Cuts Away Saar From Germany Dec et up a 'i rich Indu it and Use n I ol Glenn lit was officially announced n today. This here |n London us th<* lir.t. Itep Uv a complete ec< n imlc union France m the territory wl has been the bone
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    VICTORY WAVELL.
    37 1 CaiK Dee. *3. VKcoum WareU, Viceroy of India, who m& In London rec ntly for the to dian round tabl» talk-», I* ft Ciiiru dawn today for Kurr.c^. on rd wty ba<*k t<; Nrw Delhi
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    Tried To Take Own Life, Bound Over
    135 2 Tried To Take Own Life, Bound Over 'Til. l, nil .«m able, and I am aiHmpluyed," Nk Lang Xc, 58. living In Ord Road, told the fourt, when he was charged for Alt' mpu<l BiUcJd< by BBMM of a tmzor. Ng Lang Kcc appeared m the tfiird Police Court yeskrday
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    Carol Service At Christ Church
    86 2 Carol Service At Christ Church The choir of Christ Church, Uor.set Road, under the direction •f Mr. R. K. 8. Adams yesterday Evening rendered a selection of Christmas Carols and hymns iKiore a large and appreciative pongr^gallott, > i Ttie Young People's Choir of the Bethesda Church will sing Bacred
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    Ordered To Quit Premises
    103 2 Ordered To Quit Premises tM older to give up possession if No 50, Selegie Road, by Feb. 28 next was made against Lim Thye Kang, proprietor of the Universal Radio House, m favour of A G Armstrong, by the Rent V tessmept Board yesterday. Arm.sjTonK said that for sever«J years
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    EX-RASC MAN ON ARMS CHARGE
    68 2 EX -RASC MAN ON ARMS CHARGE Recently demobbed from the RAo.C, Hugh George Newman, «ho was alleged to have been fo\ir;d m possession of a pistol «t T'an-jung Pagar on Dec. 11 was committed to the Assizes by ttie Berentb Magistrate yestert -v. at the conclusion of the preliminary enquiry.
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    ALLEGED FOOD CONTROL OFFENCE
    239 2 Dr. G. V Allen, Principal of the King Edward VII College of Medicine, gave evidence yesterday when Low Peng Nam, Manager of Messrs. Eng Cheong Peng Kee, appeared In the Second Distrct Court on three *ounts of overcharging m fo: d applies to the College Students'
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    MUNICIPAL WORKERS DEMANDS NOT MET
    64 2 The worker^ of the Town Cloansji? Department who put ?i o three- point demand to th^ authorities concerned for increased wages and other eonces-Informr-i by the department that they could not b i TlPt. Ronresen* "i the worknrs howpvpr h&v* rot so fnr the T
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    Chinese Art Exhibition Opens Today
    189 2 Chinese Art Exhibition Opens Today The Society of Chinese Artista opens its 3 -day Art Exhibition of over 320 Chinese scrolls and modern oil paintings at the Chinese Chamber of Commerce at 9 o'clock today. On display are 187 Chinese scrolls and 115 oil paintings most of which are the
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    Gunman Shot In Middle Road: Coroner Praises P.C's Bravery
    454 2 jj C c and particula poll »n stables, D I b. H I and Ramlan b. Bungip (P.C.3877), is worthy h commendation/ 1 remarked Mr. \v. O. Porter, he Court yesterday, at the conclusion of an inquiry into the death of
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    MALAYAN NEWS FLASHES
    463 2 MALAYAN NEWS FLASHES A mass meeting of Muslim w 11 bt- hdd at 3 30 p.m. on tomorrow at the Jalan Besar Stadium U> celebrate the vlst birthday of Mr. Jlnnah. Tne Perak Boys' Home m Tupai. with a capacity lor 100 boys is expected to open some i:mc during
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    "Govt. Squeezing Rubber Industry" -Tan Cheng Lock
    166 2 ••Government has done noth J whatsoever to help a sorel^Sl industry whether by m^l financial aid, relief fr, Jm T t l tion or otherwise", said Mr 7?] Cheng Lock, presiding at theiJ ordinary general meeting The Malaka Pinda jj^l Estates Ltd. yesterday
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    SINGING CONTEST AT ODEON CABARET
    147 2 SINGING CONTEST AT ODEON CABARET Miss Hong Slew Man and M Choon Lai Kwan won first place m the Amateur Singing Con petition sponsored by the Odeo: Cabaret, New World, for Chines songs m the cont st held recent ly, while Mis<? Lena dc Souzaan Mr. Jimmy Lee was awarded
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    Heavy Smallpox Toll In Union
    87 2 Heavy Smallpox Toll In Union Smallpox continue* v take -J toll m the Malayan Uni »n wnen the outbreak for the w< k Ing Dec. 14 totalled 159 rases an. 36 deaths. Highest number of recorded m Tren gears <.; wnw 126 were reported wit: while m Kedah th re
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    LIFE IMPRISONMENT FOR JAP COVERNOR OF OUTRAMRD. GAOL
    221 3 tilled More 77m,, Mx; Vi,«, w ra Koshiro Mikisawa, the Japanese 0 Road Prison who was on trial befort Court, at Changi, on charges Ol civilian and political prison. was •zuilty yesterday and sentenced to Ufe Unpri m» n H s subordinate.
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    Contractors' Reply To Strikers' Three Demands
    295 3 c entatlves ol skilled, -killed, and unskilled workin strike employed b y repairing contractors a i gapore Harbour Boart i me ting with their emra at the Labour Control (flee yesterday afternoon. workers, numbering about i" -truck work yesterday i ting as no reply
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    MORE RICE FOR SINGAPORE
    38 3 A consignment of 142 toiii Siam 'iree 1 jrice, imported j Chop Tan Guan Lee, is due here today by the "Ifarosa" In add:tion. the steamer is bringing t n 1.500 tons Government rice.
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    SEPTUPLETS
    75 3 A woman gave birth to sev n children m one hour at a village In Sierra Leone. British V. Africa, on Oct. 21 There were three ma] ■> and four female: and -ill are report ed to hav< died on the same ni*W The woman was Madam J -u>
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    ALLEGED THEFT OF TAXI
    59 3 Three Servicemen. Major GK i' rid Warren <29». Sgmn. George Webb and Bgmn. Jack Hcjbman f2l>, all of S.E.AL.F lDpeared before Second Magistrate L C Ooh, on a charge i I stealing a taxi at l a.m. on Sunlav m Albert Street. They claimed trial and
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    Malay Youth On Arms Charge
    121 3 Malay Youth On Arms Charge a Qght b. tw( 1 n two d< atui young Mmay. whom th( wanted to arr it m the I World Amusomrnt Park. emi<-d when a fully iniuicd revolver <it vva.s ai- cd' leli from Malay, wal and one ol thr ctfjes drf his own
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    Govt. Clerks Welcome Living Cost Increases
    314 3 Govt. Clerks Welcome Living Cost Increases tribune staff A Tr.buiK Inl n i I body knew about it "Its official, I ild then Tn r the] nent was .1 huge mm the n< 1 allow nrhich for the ftrsi tim< .il privileges t n ried off! 1 tlnct from bachelors
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    Sequel To Loss Of $186,000 Worth Cigarettes
    37 3 Sequel To Loss Of $186,000 Worth Cigarettes 1 1 n 1 1 r ■r rI Paul 51 n i n bin 1 Marlcar U8) -J malud d -IT- md Yj jinor M rial to 1 War. 4
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    SALVAGED JAP SHIP OFFERED FOR SALE
    55 3 Th \> Hor al Maru tik oil BTIi ha now ral ed md beat hed. c ent m n 6.5 cabli troa ••[1 ip Obelisk and off< •1 a for 1 Tenders a^' now being receii ed hy the Receiver ol Wreck Singapore, and
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    INDIA PASSAGES
    116 3 The Representativ< I rnmert nj India In Malay:. Ann unc< that s forth< r fUH deck 2" ttr Ida and 12 elai passages ar< available for th repatriation ol Indians <n v oa wti 1 to ..ail for Intl .1 "ii >v at Dec< mber 27th. D>- 1
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      122 3 i ipw IK VI IE EXCLUSIVE IN MALAYA TO THE MORNING TRIBUNE f v «^^l %^^P* *-4^* »i^^* fc^^ I *<^^>^ W I 1 lift A B" Picture. No I)ou»it!!! r- 1 [U77r£^STM~ f fresh f«h .chums ,/7— A ffl QUARTET OF BUMS GOOD PROVIDER -KNOWIN HOW PARTIK LAP VOUS^y
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    Prince Philip Jakes after His Uncle
    740 4  - Prince Philip Jakes after His Uncle H.L. HOPKIN OUR LETTER FROM LONDON by A few detalb about Piinc* Phiiip of G who has ap-Piit-d to becon* i Biithh subkci and who at on- time ill mentioned i likely to become engaged to Princt-- Elizabeth, will Interest r^adiiv m Malaya amuch
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    Morning Tribune TUESDAY, DEC. 24, 1946. The Federation
    448 4 Morning Tribune TUESDAY, DEC. 24, 1946. The Federation There is <jn«- fundamenta difference b en the Malayan Union scheme .'<n the i w constitutional proposal which have emergec m the proceedings of tin Working Committee The Union scheme transferred •o His Majesty full po*fel tnd Jurisdiction m 1h Malay States.
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      PULL YOUR SOCKS UP
      110 4 beai tli Singapore lm provement Trust is unable to carry out Its building project m the Fartu Park area because of (ack of materials. This hould Cv a continuation of th. housing »cheme drawn up before the war. ft covers cottagi a well as flats similar
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      MUNICIPAL RUBBISH
      50 4 What is wrong with the Munic'pallty and the city's rubbish? My refuse bin at Norfolk Road U cleared by Jap pows sometimes once m three days, some times once m seven days. Its over eight day* now since it ha been cleared, and it still awaits attention.— KH.L.
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      LOTTERY FINES
      67 4 I b>ee an Indian m Penang ha> been fin d $1,000 for selling a Penang Turf Club big sweep to a non -member. What does It moan? Every Turf Club now oils from 200.000 to 300,000 $1 tickets on every race day. Each Turf Club cannot possibly have
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    5-Second News From Britain
    361 4 5-Second News From Britain Further outbreaks of r, I have been reported m thi I dah district. I I The control mcv o| brands oi condense! mil Penanpr has been uduct-d t> For employing I lame Don to pull a cart, a Chinese named ong Ah Bah was fined $5
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    FREAKISH WEATHER IN BRITAIN
    54 5 FREAKISH WEATHER IN BRITAIN Moled ami I a] I*' I It)* I at, but m N pped by lot md I b Ofi rj <*:.:■ pi d 1 p] m tocnorrc U th«m llyint; b frit II v lin L nU n 1 A R ■1 B 1 beei lercd
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    12,095,000,000 Roubles from War
    91 5 Moscow, Dec a 'The fcho graphic text 0/ procwdlnyi t:^ 0 lion tft€ Supreme sni -rf. which adopted the to Union'i ts44-47 budgei sh>. fj rid w i^w's 1 r < 000 noo E570.5 j reparations during tfn fk aly The income tkte 0/ f/l€ biMlfM
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    Workers Storm
    71 5 Budape t, l> t, 22. r>n rlghta for !r c co-operatlvt< which they alleged wi re ik ufllcli ntly guarantt 0 i 1 ID new b.ii fust pa ad bi 1 Huu m i' ir lament 100 hi .d r irtned Parllaaw 1 bulldin v here. Thej wew
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    BOMBAY STABBING
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      637 5 it's obtainable anywhere it's m With Christmas uiui New Year drawing near, Singapore shop-windows are displaying as wide a varie ty of goods as can be desired m the circumstam <-s. and competition to bay is happily being replaced t>v competition to sell. To the discerning buyer as well as
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    FEDERATION OF MALAYA OFFICIALLY PROPOSED
    4377 6 FEDERATION OF MALAYA OFFICIALLY PROPOSED COMMON CITIZENSHIP! {NOT A NATIONALITY" the following I^mary Of The Constitutional edcration Of Malaya i m framini h m the Commits guiding j)i .i. requuS mem I rural Oovernment Malaya v> to ensure th. diij effective adminisition of the country and the •lfarr yl it
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    Around The Town
    1197 8  -  VERA ARDMORE -WITH A Children's Broadcast pupils ol Bonnydale 0\ wh n three and programme uro!« c Day. i went Radio fctudios on day t i hear them making the rd and I v. oluttly en when, arriving m th- ol the recording, to B arly thirty
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    Why Grow Old?
    350 8  -  Josehine Low man n By Ornamental We take our clothes and all Ol the craftsmanship and material which go Int i our wardrobe, very much for granted i- ft ever, should w< mv. I sources of material. It wnildtaß us all over the world T.fi clothes industry
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    U.S WELCOMES
    34 9 Iron d» n Bed by tiu Gutted I pt tnbnt toda;CJnit d Stir a ifinlslei ami tin Buim^ I m the Qui-tion iDdependenee. The tys it hoped that ••will result m furthci
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    FUEL MINISTER SENDS HELP
    35 9 I ngham II would an indt'imt fuel si. The V pue] IB m Mr. Emm:<niiH Shir.. iterday offered to pn»v.d»- c need d to enable the iactory Uj :.'i!iut- w(<rk Reuter
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    BURMA TALKS
    29 9 full self-goi Th- tUtement add l\\> had many •ifi- m Bui ma. lncJu Anee to om troop- m Bunn i .1. '.h campaign against the Japanese. Reuter
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    Our Special Food Markets Report
    337 10 Pr.ce^ quoted bekw are I itatetL xistuffs: Yesterday's uuut- :.< vre "Meehoon Si tm 1 $95; N'). 2 $35; No. 3 $72 Indu-China $65: K- dan $65. Rise: Siam No I $95; N m Siam glutinous rice $90. Kedata glutinou^ rice $75. 9iam r.ce milling
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    MOLOTOV BACK HOME
    58 10 MOSCOW. Dec. 22.-M. VvaIchesUv Molotov, Soviet Foieign minister, and M. Andrei Vyshinsky. who have beui In Mew York attending meetings oi the United Nation- Organisation, i rived back here yesterday. The statesmen travelled fioir. Ni-w York m the liner Queai Elizabeth to Southampton and fIU w the
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    11 WOMEN DIE IN HANOI FIGHTING
    153 10 1 1 WOMEN DIE IN HANOI FIGHTING IWKIS. Dec. 22.-Casualti-from the fighting m Hanoi. Indo China, now include 29 FuniM civilian- kilhd and eight wounded and 19 Chinese civilian* killed. according to a French news agency message reedved norn Haimi tonight. Of the French dead 11 we .<•• women. Most
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    INDONESIANS FOR PACIFIC DEFENCE
    96 10 THE HAGUE. D, >it M, delegates to D«n Pasar, Baiiß conference on, "the Oreal E.uR arvi> of the Dutch Ea^i Inci:-B/. which opened on Walne-dayß an- to ask foi the Inclusion :l Indonesian members m X Dutch delegation to the Paciflcß' defence talk- m Australia ;>rl
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      118 10 HERE'S WISHING ALL OUR PATRONS A VERY MERRY X MAS GRAND FESTIVE ATTRAC TION OPENS TODAY AT THE iTj I FJ I I riVBS Please Note New Starting Times of SCi-eeniiiß 2.30 6.00 9.30 p.m. It's A Full Three Hours Show fe A genuinely heartworming picture that will <lmE** W
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    M.C.C.-NEW SOUTH WALES MATCH ENDS IN DRAW
    377 11 M.C.C.-NEW SOUTH WALES MATCH ENDS IN DRAW I'ASTLE, Dec. 23.— Thf- tW< between the MCC and Mew South W i m a draw with the MCC 2nd innii Country XI bar their first innings lost three wickets for 105 at lunch time Voce and Pollard who op-ned the bowling for
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    Local Team For China Olympics
    182 11 Local Team For China Olympics meting of various Chinese ts ciubs wa s convened last r<J ay by Mr. Aw Kow, son of Aw Boon Haw, at the Goh Club, to form a Singapore Amateur Sports Federa 1 the object of integratftCtivlties of all Chinese 4 associations and putn under
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    Y'S MEN'S SOCIAL
    27 11 Y'S MEN 'S SOCIAL The Tn Men C! Unnor and dan Cecily irl?u on Dec- for members and their friemK i.?!,. "J;,l oHii hr $7 cer head.'
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    Score Board
    189 11 I. innings— 39s. jm^'v. COUNTRY Xl— lst Inns. b Vocc 7 ijß Oibb b Langridge 22 h Pollard 12 fßccourty o Hammond b i«Vo(\ 30 e ßill c Compton b Voce 14 X H.unmond b I Langridge 5 Sinnix c Washbrook b Bh n 32 !Bu.::-.^'i v Voco
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    Round The Movies
    262 11 Cathay "Caesar and Cleopatra' Vivien Leigh and Claude Rain*, with Stewart Granger, Flora rtobson and Francis L Sulli oan. (Eagle-Lion). The enttance of the Cathay Cinema was transformed last night into the gates of an Egyptian temple. This, and a frk-z. 01 authentic design gave the right
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    Davis Cup: Full Draw
    113 11 Davis Cup: Full Draw BOURNI j o h:. Auat: N 1 plaj un ranked m An.. belate, m the In th( Cup -md tie b»-t-* Aubtraiia and th< Unit d oe^mn.nK In Kooyng c 'juris here on Dec. 26 Full draw: First day: Bromwich vs. Bchroeder, Dnny Pails (Austr. lia>
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    UCA B.P. PRACTICES
    23 11 United rrK-mb-r badrr rourt at Tembelln? b \y fr»r nraefces c will be l.<-i-i on Tv( sdays, irdays and Sun-
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    OUR FINANCIAL SECTION
    315 11 TINS AND INDUSTRIALS CONTINUE STEADY (Our Oun Cf**r ps>nrient> Th» itun market, after the week-end and with the ristmas holidays almost here, was inclined to be quiet yesterdaj with practically n I mg< pi In Dollar tins, (here was gi absorption oi Kuchals, but i profit taking,
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    Rubber Prices
    34 11 Blßfap rubber prices 4% Buyers Sellert. lt> Ib. N l RS6 I li 42 No. 1 RSB FOB In i, Jan 431 NO 421 ditto 42| ac of M irket 9te idjr.
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    ALOR GAJAH RUBBER
    97 11 Since a preliminary report was issued to shareholders on July 16, considerable progress hM been made In rehabilitating the property and the whole oi the 633 acres of mature rubber can now. said to be In pood order, states a report of the directors of Alor Oajah
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    CHINESE SWIMMING CLUB MEET
    64 11 CHINESE SWIMMING CLUB MEET The Chine Sw'mmin^ Club championships w.ll be hWd on Thursday (Boxini; Duy> when heata will b« hrlri at 11 a.m. All competitors art asked to turn up it Ul« clubhOQM not than 10.30 am for the various events. TIM llnrtls will tak»* place at 3 p
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    Why New Malaya Is Denied Franchise
    253 12 Newboult Explains tribune Staff ReportKUALA LUMPUR, •< L2-man C D mitt .-r- wa not p i- to rec election irom beginning, declared Mi. A. T. Newboult, Acting at cwiference tn re today. He wa asit- d at th. conby Mi. K. K. O'Connor Attorney-General,
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    S.S.C X'mas Treat
    93 12 A Christmas treat was given to the children of members of the Singapore Swimming Club yesterday at the premises of the Club. High tea was provided and the children, 325 m all, were later entertained by three R.A.F. officers who acted as clowns Thli act was followed
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    CURRENCY NOTKS IN CIRCULATION
    73 12 The average amount of currency notes m circulation during October, 1946, is $390,172,489, ac cording to latest figures just released, while new issues since the liberation total $212,248,741. Included m the latter flgunj h ihe sum of $11,200,000, befog currency issued by the 8.M..» 'British Borneo)
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    Moscow Tilt At U.S.
    93 12 LONDON, Dec. 22.--Moscow Radio commentator K. Hoffmann today accused the United States of "downright interference" m China's internal affairs on the 1 side or "Kuomtntang reactionaries." Describing the Chinese National Assembly at present meeting m Nanking as a "sham.'' the xv.mmentat'jr said that 'Kuo- 1 nrntang
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    54.92 In. Tall Today
    50 12 TOKYO, Dec. 23. -The Crown Piince Akihito of this quakeshaken Empire is 13 year* old today. The Kyodo New, Agency noted the event and reported that the prince is 1.395 metres m height, and weigh> 39.8 kilogrammes, that U approximately SVJ2 inch and 87.74 pound A.P.
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    Search for Missing Lakeland Climber
    91 12 md), Dec 3 tdio ■mI tin and h I I untain ■i mbi r m s Ince Fri'i ■•>-. The searchers returned having t John I 41. of Hil-Mi-l-il' n intainer v. Nt wltti i ristm ig at m Hotel and rolunta re i act
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    Jap 'Quake toll
    69 12 Tokyo. Dec. 23.— The newofficial toll is 2.206 persons dead and missing m Saturday's earthquake tidal waves, it was reported today by the Japanese Home Ministry, which listed 1.026 as dead and 1.035 as i missing. The Allied Headquarters latest 1 report showed 947 dead or missing,
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    PONTIFF EXPRESSES SYMPATHY FOR JAPAN
    64 12 PONTIFF EXPRESSES SYMPATHY FOR JAPAN LONDON. Dec. 23.— The Pope has arranged tor funds to be j made available for the relief of; casualties and those made home- j lesa by the earthquake which rocked Southern Japan on Satur- '< day. th; k Vatican Radio today The Pope has conveyed
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    Bukit Timah Hold-Up
    43 12 During the early hours of Sunday morning three Chinese, two of them armed, broke into the Bukit Timah residence of Mr. J. A, Ellas, the well-known businessman, and relieved him cf about $200. No arrests have .so far been made.
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    SOVIETS BAR U.S. SHIP FROM DAIREN
    262 12 United p r the port of Dairen on i vcibal ultimatum from military Lai here to the effect thai Kav irithin 20 minutes, we shall i for the consequences." Pr- the Russian Military Uer m charge ot the city had refu penult an American
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