Morning Tribune, 5 January 1948

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    12 1 MORNING TRIBUNE '^aaaan^^^ k i*s > 10 CENTS. H MONPAV. lAK. 8 I**
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    GOVERNOR'S USE OF VETO NOT REACH OF PLEDGE, SAYS G-G
    1736 1 GOVERNOR' S USE OF VETO NOT REACH OF PLEDGE, SAYS G-G Full Soccer Results j PAGE U) FUTURE LEGISLA TIVE COUNCILS WILL BE LIKE PARLIAMENTS The Governor-General, m a broadcast speech last night from Radio Malaya, denied that the Governors' use of their "veto" power to foist income tax m
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    FIRST ACT
    56 1 RANGOON. Jan. The Parliament of the new Burma Union, which today achieved tsvI dependence, ratified today the > Angle Burmese treaty, signed m I London en Oct. n last by the British Prtme Minuter, «Y. Clement Attlee and Thnkm Km, the Burmese Premier. The Burmese Communist Party opposed
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    WON' CALL HERE
    32 1 Owing to a change of plans, the Secretary of State for Air, Mr. Arthur Hemieraon, X.C.. MP., will not now pay hia proposed vjait to Air Command. Far East.
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    Stalin Ill -Cancer?
    20 1 Stal in Ill -Cancer? s tt Jan > J? 1 'esdin* -^ues °*n 'hat »Ji« •"aaoned i was ...■>■:. I! to Reuter
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    52 1 Photo Two wrongs may not make right, but three misses ran make a hit and €S f l8 nhove rertamlv made a hit at the XAAF1 party last week They are three of Xexc World Cabaret who helped to mike the party one of the brightest of th« K»0fc Malayan
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    Let Burma be an example to the people of Asia-Cripps
    419 2 i oiTOON lan I s sl jl '•raj npw. t aaaicdsi of Urn i !n-<|tn i. d. < awed at sas i,mn:a iiifiriiendrnt'C t< la-br^ tioiis m l/.ndn i toda> lh il M M^ Rratain'i h'»p«s thai Burma would k»
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    Swedish Match Co. For Rumania
    90 2 Swedish Match Co. For Rumania BUCHAREST, Jan. 3. The j Rumanian state has taken over the factories and depots of the Swedish Match Co., m Rumania. i* was learned today, under the decision of the Bucharest tribunal which cancelled the 1929 apree- ment between the Rumanian Government and the company
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    THE WORLD SALUTES NEW BURMA
    158 2 THE WORLD SALUTES NEW BURMA NEW DKLHI. Jan. 4 Ceieinooial dnana beat out India s aalutc to the New Bui ma here t lay when V Win. Burma's fiist aillUsasadiTT to India, hoisted h'S (i untiys red and blue star-spani:-Isd ftaV' at a ceremony attended b\ Earl Mount batten. Governor
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    ROYAL LEAD FOR COAL ECONOMY
    163 2 LOffDOff, Jan •> The Km« and QuaaS have glvtfl I load tO i h«- domestic fuel economy cam* palgn launched by eat Ministry; <>t Fuel and I'owei Notioai signed *»v SJIi Plera U ,;ii afaatei of the Household, ha* boas pm up m Bsetnagham Palace
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    "Crucial Stage" In Indonesia Negotiations
    110 2 "Crucial Stage" In Indonesia Negotiations Botam* Jan. Ms*a>i*4ieai I betaa, the Dutch and Republieaa aides over In toneaia, which l kad boen going 1(1| tl>ll W(vk •ailar I'm ed Nations sponsoras p, note movina quickly tov 1 a mil Mage, i\ u U s n>uol ly learned i., re i
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    Troubles Over Kashmir
    92 2 SOUTHAMPTON, Jan. 3. Mi Philip Nad Baker, Secretary foi British Commonwealth Relations, left m the Queea gaasaaotk today heading a Brttlah dalegaUon to the Security Council meeting of I the Uaateaj Nations, which will disCuaa the question of India and HSkiatatl troubiea over Kashmir accompanying Mr. Noel
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    220 2 WASHINGTON. Jan. 4— Greet- I ings from the people of the United j Slates to the new Independent Burma were conveyed in a mess- a<re from Mr. Robert Lovett, Unit- pel Slates Acting Secretary of State, to U So Nyun. Burmese Ambassador here, on the occasion of the flag hoisting
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    130 2 t I LONDON. Jan. 4. Indian. I Burmese, Chinese and Afrcan I workers gathered .n London 'last night to celebrate Burma's new Independence. Chowdry Akbar Khan. President of the Indian Workers Association of London, which organised the celebration, said: "All freedom loving people of Asia welcome the birth of the
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    Burmese In London Celebrate Freedom
    891 2 Lendcv van c— as snnshire rtresj J J n on tneir gay Hearers a^d colourful costumes, hundred, cl Burmese patriots tofctner *Ath prominent world figures celebrated today the transfer o! poals to Burma m London at a ceremony m wnich Burma's first Ambassador. Maunp I
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    73 2 Honolulu. Jan. 4.— Hairy ges. President of the CIO national Longshoremen's Warehousemen's Union si I Union would back Henry t as presidential candidate. Bridges arrived Honolu. participate m discuss i ,tfl wages for pineapple foritt termed Wallace moveraj i "good thing." He said I ILWU members had a voting
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    TEAR GAS
    34 2 NEW DELHI, Jan. 3 1 used tear gas to diaperse mm who wanted to take forciWJBJ esaion of houses vacated t»yPJ lems m the old city today _8J arresta were made. Reuter
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      91 2 RlNfiAfOM MINK I,'AI, %*> A KMOTUM STOCK tm is i»8. NOTICE Ii he eby riven that the Transfer Booka ol the ab m Stock will be closed tram St h tc nth January 1848, both d ivs elusive, tor the preparation of Interest Warrants m respect 0 j hteresl doe
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    New Form Of Imperialism:" British Premier Charges Russia
    439 3 I. rt MaaJ Minister. Mr. Clement TON Jai I Russia w,th pursuing a policy Sfiw *^^nattons of Europe -with a new form t£«* "l'c onomic and strategic. ILrialisni Atta* L '[l B^aataoe. the vol lowed -j J LMgiea libertJa sad Z rtvak
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    47 3 Irilitary P- licemm. SftM gtd to have btvn round ssion of a 38 revolver rounds oj aaunonltion, rested at Oillman Barrtfveß o'clock veatfrQing. formation received loo* ladhavan of the lan. ar Police Station raided ccupted by the Militar i and found the revolammunit:cr. h:dd n ifl
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    67 3 Ifcnua". dinner ol ::ie FriKonpanion sis elation Id at the Associat ion's f IB Krw Market Road on y night. bentatives of forty local pons were present, and N 81 inpredatlon wer. W tht Vice-President o! g, Mr Lm Chiap Heng ests. I fee man associations nted were the
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    PK. Hydro Union's Requests
    268 3 (From Our Own Reporter) IPOH— At the first annual general meeting of the Perak Hydro Employees' Union held at the Kinta Indian Association, a resolution requesting the management of the Company to consider an allowance for employees worsting alt Chenderoh was unanimously passed. The meeting was
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    Penance For Act Of Thief
    117 3 Penance For Act Of Thief Hinekley. Jan 3 Canon Christopher Tut T#r. Vicar of Hirkley. Leices enf.rire, who is dong an act of penance for the thief who took parcels intended for poor children m Eurone from a Christmas tree outside Paris Church, refuses to disclose the na'ure of the
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    Home From The Far East
    69 3 SOUTHAMPTON. Jan. 4. About 1.200 British Army personnel, who reached Southampton from the Far East today m the troopship Dilwara, will be out of the Army today. They are going to centres at Aldershot and York for demobilisation The Dilwara carried 2.100 service men and
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    ARMS FOR CHINA
    44 3 VANCOUVER. Jan. 3. Arms valued at $1,200,000 left here for China today m the 204-ton Canadata vessel Okanagan after an 11-day dispute between shipowners, the Federal Uafcour Department and the Canadian Seamen a i Union had been settled last night. Reuter
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    Food Hourding Investigation
    159 3 Food Hourding Investigation MOfcfcCAMfeE, Jan. 3.— Roger Rose, town clerk of Morecamoe) and rteyattanx Uacaanlre, who ia the town** eaecutive food officer, issued a statement referring to investigation* carried out by the Ministry of Food officials into stocks of food held by certain hotela m the resort. "Many of the
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    GOBS ORDERED TO MED
    35 3 WASHINGTON, Jan. 3;— four detachments of marines were ordered into troubled Mediterranean. Some high quarters viewed it as a demonstration of American support for the com-munist-threatened Greek and Ttaliap Government. U.P
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    Armed Robberies In Singapore
    115 3 Armed Robberies In Singapore Three minor robberies occurred m Singapore over the weekend On Saturday morning., a Chinese living at Kampong Bahru was held up m his home by two Chinese armed with pistols. The robbers got away with 5137 m cash. Yesterday morning a Chinese iving at Mandai. m
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    British Armoured Cars In Action: Fighting Flares Up In Palestine
    408 3 British Armoured Cars In Action: Fighting Flares Up In Palestine JERUSALEM. Jan 4 —British armoured cars went into action with machineguns m Jeruaalem last night to restore order after a day of intermittent shooting and bombing between Jews and Arabs m the old walled city. Tear gas and smoke bombs
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    Lovely Linda
    45 4 Loi'ht Laaala (hri.tian h<)h nit- >•' MGM actress. v h n u taken a v//»x ttunlar hit m tht film "Green Dolphin Street" with Luna Turner. Van Heflin and Richard Hart, uhn are co-starred m this powerful and d raw a tic love sUtru.
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    Britain's Progress To Industrial Recovery
    416 4 LONDON. Jan. 4 Some time this month a ship will leave! aport n Britain on voyage w dch is regard^ here M symbol.r of Britain's progress to ln ,ustrial recovery, i No well-dressed men and woir» m will crowd he, .ails as she teams ant
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    PERSIA'S GOODWILL TO BRITAIN
    207 4 Teheran. Jan. 3. Mr. \-M Eden Britain's wartime l 'fl Secretary, after lunching Premier. Ibrahim HakinuH Cabinet Ministers an.l Teheran'a famous archaeofl museum, called on Shah M<fl mcd Reza Pahlevi yestenhyM Mr. Eden said "I can I repeat again there is nu pofl object m my
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    135 4 HONGKONG. Jan. 4. ard Matti, one of the aurvivc the sinking of the Danish i 1 vessel KINA m the Philip Chrismas typhoon, today toll story of how he cheated dea He said his parents and br Kenneth were with eleven pa gers and crew m No. 1 lifeboa
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      32 4 1948 SCHOOL YEAR OPENS TODAY Knrol now f„ r a Ml ,sie Hasses and fc«|. N( M Kil «l«''Karten Classes W.B, EASTERN MUSIC SCHOOL 1 kikk TlftaUCl SHBHEffi^H'j WBaßDffißßßn^BMWTM^^^aajjjijMiiiii^^--, PJSJSJ I^Uwßaaafl KqulLeX^
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      333 4 [Monday Puzzle Com THIS variety set of puzzles will r;ve you many moments of enjoyment Time yourself on your tpeed for this column. 1. CROSSWORD PI'ZZLE |U p R 1 |s B 7 I mT TIT ,5 «4- i 5 j ji9 'co n B s I 1 I 5=
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    Mr. J.ARTHURRANK ANSWERS HIS CRITICS
    1870 5 Mr. J. ARTHUR RANK ANSWERS HIS CRITICS Speech by Mr. J Arthur J Rark at an txtraordin- ay (itneral Me; tint; of Odeon Theatrfs Ltd. at i the Dorchester Hotel. Park > j lane. 1.0->^ m. WX on I Friday, the l?t!i cf De- i j remhe-. 1*»47. aaaaafl All
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    Dowager Robbed
    91 5 JERSEY. Jan. 3. Thieves who stole £S,OOO wor h of jewellery from the villa of 85-year-old Dowager Lady Trent m Jersey failed 'O notice m the sanr i Com a box containing v;ther t;erms wor h £23,000. including r. i'l.nOO diamond nrr. Amonjr he stolen property w a
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    Jews Landed in Cyprus
    69 5 FAMAdJSTA, CYPRUS. Jan. 3. Disembarkation of the 7,750 passengers of the Pan York. one of he two ships which arrived here ye^'erday with an estimated* 15,000 Jewish illegal immigrants diver* ed from Palestine, was expected to be complete 1 yesterday. The Par York Baal so far
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      118 5 nwm tod 'cannot 'enjoy I life ii you are not teelin* tm to the mark. H ti sou Are suffering ll R rroni indigestion, flatu- |&s*fl lance, dyspepsia or aour Ir^fJ.* acid stomach here ia Na^lPJ instant relief from tour Uis. After the first nose o< De Witts Antacid frontier
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    58 6 Picture by ;< Crawford, lovely British star under contract to the J Arthu Rank Organisation Men* (i </<>od rforiZ o; her strictl,. limited spare time at the country esUite of Ravens,, r .mm W„„ Hampshire, which > owned by her uncle. Mr John Hcwttt. Here she ha^ With "Sallu"
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      The Peacock Quits Burma
      258 6 ih<. old flag of Burnt, consisting of a peacock superimposed upon the Union Jack, was yesterday replaced by the flag of the sovereign Republic of Burma-a white star representing Burma, and four smallei stars representing the minority states. To some this change of Hags might mean
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      Yo uthfulness
      142 6 i' ia inevitable that the extinction of alien rule should unleash new and powerful forces avhich sometimes threaten to destroy the new state. But strong and wise leaders, provided they have a real understanding of these new social forces, can harness them for constructive ends. Hitherto the Burmese
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    How Britain Settles Labour Disputes
    824 6  -  Gordon Schaffer By 1 A little -noticed milestone has last been passed m Britain, The; National Arbitration Tribunal set up m the Dunkirk days to i avoid strikes, has issued its onethousandth award. For seven yeans, through years of unprece- dented industrial change, with enormous
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    Asia And The United Nations
    251 6 It teen* to me that the pro- b ems of Asia are also the problema of the world, and their i satiafactory solution will go fa" [toward promoting world security Si 630 There we see a «>nJ se ra cos and religions, a j conflict
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    Around The Town
    838 7  -  VERA ARDMORE WITH H |n The New J B fl fl-' I I:. a^KTaW ChrUtmti r 1 Br.t Iri- Pre.v L' d ■B aaV -k H r.^k ng Sng Bun High If I attraction at the Ca■v- by HarTj Hact■r.d p -rt 1" < band r Bourse
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    Macao Waterfront Swept By Fire: Many Trapped
    122 8 MONO KONl, Jan. .1 It II lean-d many weic trapped VtKfl u dl.u.stiou« fir«* swept Macao wuterfront Late on N«-w Tetr'l nlKht. destroying six luunchts. tw(» Junks as well m the wh.irl, eaMtag lotl fstirnat'Tl at sovf-ml liundred tbOUMim HoOg Kong toUftrs. Reporti
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    QUALIFYING CERTIFICATES TO S'PORE HOSPITAL NURSES
    90 8 Phot oft i a phi. P/jotograp/i^. Photograph). I h, W J Virker* lhr*ctoi „i M'dical Rervice*, addresse* tht nath'-nnq which was present at th> distribution ol </""/''</""/ Certificate* to 30 nursis and 3K hospital assistants at tht General^Jk H0vj,,!.,) nn Fndnu hi I On
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    11 8 Mrs. J iv /'fciii i toi/SSr/Cs?*, Ct,a« i,i„ „T'' CT ''m
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    Oil Tie-Up In Manila
    106 8 Oil Tie-Up In Manila ti A n NI H A Jan 3- A coitplete Mann oi| busin^ m ™'""a is threatened with a w*-out today workers Vacuum rT Sny and SoC( ">v vacu um company and a DrobjM. strike of California TeS Oil Company employees th'v wmri forni T exas
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    87 8 LONDON, Jan 2 charged his wife, twcd a £328 cheque -three n The wife. Marjorie dington (London), sj] was stated that further larceny would be prefe ti was stated that the riage did not begin mi n a a fat way. on account of difference m ages. Within two
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    Gangs In Knife Fight
    46 8 LONDON. Jan 3 Police cars were called to the scene hen rival gangs fought with knives ln a cafe m Kingsway. near Crydon airport A man was taken by ambulance to nosMtakwith wounds m his head. JjkjULntlvr man was detailed H police.
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    64 8 LONDON. Jan 3. T. nate women for ever and to the rest of his life fishing i ming and lolling In the sup Tahiti atoll was the resoluti George Brent. 43. thrice-md Irish-born film star until y day. Yesterday he waa marred the fourth time, to Janet M 27,
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    NEW BI SHIP
    25 8 The new twin screw t>n> t<m M has been completed for thmM Eastern Service. The wrirM "Sirdhana" which was lom M 1
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      93 8 I 11 'SP am T,P TOP TECHNICOLOR 1 1I f I oli TERI AINMENT FROM THE COMINQI MAN WHO GAVE YOU "BEST J YEARS OI OUR LIVES" \'OANNY KAYC9 FUNNIEST ...in every sense out of this world!' A&r*^ w\ V Ak\ M\ -tm IB i Jr^ ML a V J
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    30 9 ,f seventy Mi lne his name on Dot-square. WJ; 0 w >:reet. and m >ry. uttering an«i nto a C c the cheques torn Roberts" bo:.k Lkdie. was a
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    81 9 Jan 2 -An expio ajrajg, Cumberland, ■anec factory to man was killed and jured was stated at it the (setoff today ■j caused when the was killed, put 8 lortar shell m a vice ted to strew oil the a verd.et of "death venture" ot James o: Addion Street,
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    11 9 Ferwawti,,. MBit, who M {l (st >^ of tht Peace WJ^Year Honours
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    S'pores New Refrigerated Food Store
    32 9 Photograph). A view of the Pharmaceutical. Ptrfumefy and Confectionery Departments at PiUpatricsfs, Singapore* new refrigerated ft od store which was opened to the public last week. Tribune
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    31 9 Photograph) Mr and Mrs. Stanhy D. JJo-fil nft*r their wedding at the Church of St. Joseph* in Victoria S f rtct. on Saturday. The bride HMU fonmrly Miss Marts Fran- Tribune
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    No babies: So Judge Lets Wife Keep Her Pog
    178 9 LONDON, Jan. 3. Becauae childless Mrs. Edward Stowell felt frustrated without something to lavish her affection on, a Judge has allowed her to keep her dog, though the Stowells' landlords objected. Mr. Stowell was summoned at Brentford t Biddlesex) County Court
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    Singapore Weddings
    93 9 (Photograph by graph by Photograph). S taken after the wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Daiid Evans m yore last week. Left to right Miss Nancy Teo. bridesthe bride {formerly Miss Eileen Chua of Batu Gajah), the and the beafman, Mr. H. H. Oillott. of the KABC- Lloyd Studio
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    Straps Save Passengers As Plane Tips Up
    58 9 LONDON, Jan. 3.— Seat belts saved the five passengers from hitting the roof when a British Overaeas Airways Viking from Amsterdam tipped up on its nose after landing at Northolt Airport. •'For some reason not yet known the Viking left the runway and
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    ALLEGED INTENT TO MURDER BY HUSBAND
    187 9 LONDON. Jan. 3. A charge of causing bodily harm to this wife with intent to murder by exploding a grenade was preferred at Xortn London against 41*-year-ol<d Albert Gilbert, a builder arvj decorator, of Alsen-road, Ho! lowa v. Mr. K. S. Lewis, prosecuting. sai,j
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      32 9 i i Pictures for the Home pine reproductions of Old and Modern Masters, beautifully framed. j r at prices from I 6-00 35-00 THE PRINT CORNER Roneo Building 104. ROBINSON ROAD. SINGAPORE.
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    Clay Pipe Meals
    78 10 I LONDON. Jan. 3.— A mother |*f 10 children ac clay pip** I without ill effects on her health Idtttina: each of her pregnancies, I ha British medica! journal re- ported yesterday. T< is 36-year-olc WOfIMB cor. Mime i Co.i .ia dishes when site I ran out
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    BRITAIN & IRAQ
    98 10 BRITAIN IRAQ LONDON. Jan. 3 Taj -J Minister of Iraq. M Baji a. Jabur. ia expected to arrive^M on Jan. 7 to discuss w,th V British Government the „.J of the Anglo-Iraq TreatyV which Britain terminate! herafl date m 1930. V The British Foreign Secr«w i Mr. X: nest Bevin.
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    RED PROBE FOR PANAMA
    111 10 RED PROBE FOR PANAMA WASHINGTON, Jan 3 J Pranell Thomas, of N the Republican Congress] an m 1947 directed the series d vestlgatlons about alleged .'mists m Hollywood, said yei lay that the House of R :^y r.ves Committee on un-Am« Activities, of which he is d man. would make
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    125 10 LONDON. Jan. 3. InteraJ t > ty s stock markets was -A in the commencement of :heH British Transport gtock terrH which were 3 per cent l9lH VJSS. Active trading tookM v.\th the opening level of 9?j|H after some fluctuation this M closed at 97 3/4 in a qujeter
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    CZECH DIES
    54 10 PRAGUE. Jan B Death occurred on j Year's day of R'fl Bechyne. 68, MWisterM deputy Premier m 4 pre-war cabinets and M time Social Democ^fl leader. During tlu '^B Bechyne was a mem&^H the Parliament of J Czechoslovak GowrMa^B m exile and editor i j contributor for the
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      184 10 lironVir^l"^;. ,he W««fS "SUNSHINE FALLS" /miUJmllw irc^ UwlwWt* AT TOP SPEED UP A /i^ THEIR FIANCE GiTUATON. WHCU YOJ. J4rf M,^^« /l I ON TMBR PRONT VT AWAY gß/Hl /AG A MOTORIST, r^T EACH OTWfcK^/ i R)GHT 1 v^^^f g [vaMjmmcm^ iJBi£l- /\across the road.. J \l .|g|jj I 11
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    WITH EYES WIDE OPEN
    1056 11  -  Thomas Mack A SIX-DA V SERIAL By I, wherein Sieve Kenton Suddenly Finds Himself Under j a Arrest _A\.staken for 'Silk' Anders, the Bank Robber! I- HMs attention between the :t u Ken on he held fo jded m his Window an /^reading, a -^ecllye Xltbs^:
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    Union Removes Price Control Of Cigarettes
    177 11 Union Removes Price Cont rol Of Cigarettes I™m Ur Own Reporter) S? vta r'^ umry S iU^^eaand the forpoatUoa regarding .utiles U 80und an ■Mfefrosa the P a eta* tro! Department. Malayan Union A pent s of the well -known brands and the Prtce Control Department have co-operate*! m order
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    BOAC Plane Held Up
    69 11 POOLE, DORSET. Jan. 4. A British Overseas Airwaya Corporaj tion flying boat which should have left Police Marine Airport for I Karachi on Frkr&y morning with j 15 passengers will now not leave I until Monday morning. First, bad weather delayed the departure for 24 hours,
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    Communists' 3 Year Plan For Britain
    191 11 LONDON, Jan. 3 -The British Communist Party, yesteraay offered a 3->tar plan to put Britain back on its he; but said recov-r; would be impossible without a new Labour Govemineni Pr»rty of th? Left. The programme .ai.'ed ro: iirahinf of the armed forces from
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    FOOD FOR UK FROM CANADA
    129 11 OTTAWA. Js-i. 3.— New cont**ac fcr Gi 'adian fOoi sapplies fcr Britain— smaller quantities at higher prices. were anncunced here yesterday by Mr. J. C. Gardiner, Caiadian Minis- f er of Agriculture, who said there was a "real bepe" Canada j would be able to
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    Gangster Shot Dead By CID Chief After Chase
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    58 12 s h TV YCR X Jan 3 --Marajall < aeaidy, execothre Seen hary ,<> the American Jockey ;;a,l that tm dub £5 s^aesL r ,,01N0 Au^ralia's ,vt ft» Club moiu^Si h•- i for [<h«. > n Proposal bj aav< trea ibiimea-i istraiiau r*rin« rw rijr am,
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    100 12 SYDNEY. Jan. 3 TV aB wice^aful uae m Austral* new drug Streptomyi m bj I treatment of tuber- tis is reported from Sydney .^H The successful t;. H case ia confirmed by the sfl Director-General of Heaith/H Moms, and the British Mefl Aasociation spokesman.
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    45 12 Flood s In Hungary Budapest. Jan. 2. Tr ifl River floodeti several villas an estimaVl 60.0^' > I under water in n<>!th-ea^ Hungary on the Russian bofl the Ajrriculture Ministiy anncH e.i today. I In the villages of Ts/.abetsB houses were <lwtroyed. the rounc«ment said.— U.P
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    Shares Open The Year In Brisk Fashion
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    173 13 Sydn y Gampeli. Reuter*s Ragadal Editor. on. Jan. 3.-Th e British T yesterday raised its loans to municipalities air local government aui one ball per cent. c -or loans for more than iwnichhai been 2u per 2 be tares per cent. May roUowi yesterday's issue f ay nationalisation atock
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    513 14 vomm 1. s Ihi an ippnrl Blrm nghan. a/er> d i« aa/hJie Arsenal had I the odd P l,v ...<:• 6 ted El I U I icnoci a ii ri ung 1 1 I i hard i bal I .f! ajtei i'- U ittentl »n
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    179 14 The YnonK Yuon:- Club Of Kuala Lumpui Selang r Chum ploa vajii participate m friendly tub matched again-t local teami at th« Qreat World U m; Jan 8 to J. <n 10 rV 'IV Mi'tiL at 8 p in ii'»
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    83 14 The sSmgapore Municipal Service Union will meet the Chinese Youth Service Association at Table-'lYnnls tomorrow at the SMSU premises, 27 TyrwhUt Road, tomorrow. Seven men* singles will b, played beginning at 730 p.m. The following will represent the SMSU: Leo w Cher Young (captain).
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    62 14 An sSC.F.A. team will tour! Medan on January 20 and play' four matches tht re. one o' which 1 will be charity match for the I benefit f the M>dan Chinese Refugees' Fund I ihe team has not yet been ■elected but the names will
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    714 14 In a thrilling tible-tennis en„ntei between Malayan srara. the Smgapoie State Team regis-. v narrow 4-3 victory over the N rth Malayan Team at the Oreat World on Saturday night. A large crowd saw Singapore) hj|.l the fort against the form id 1 thle Nbrth Malayan Team which had
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    818 15 3 Still Lucky For Manchester: Arsenal For tu nate To Win I HOME FOOTBML ROUNDUP [DON. Jar. 1 1 oil n««« rn,t< T, minut.- throw* tfSaS! *«*m*4 am\ tm BffaaaiH ftifaaMam tmTSA c 52 for r.e\i _»v enavlila* .iTI sis t.i Evrss as uatatt taan alaaM tn* m were perhaps
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    152 15 Ike To Write War Memoirs WASHINGTON, Jan. 3i General Eisenhower 18 considering handsome offers to write his wartime memoirs under a lump sum payment plan that would legally permit him to avoid, the i hravy taxes, the army disclosed J today. The Supreme Commander cl the Western Allies Second World
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    75 15 Tote Business Increase NDOX. Jar. 3 Ihe gross ver last year o! the totalioparatcd by the Racee Benin* Control Board nted la £21.133.774 comuith £14.789.125 m 1946. ttatriautalaV turplm lor aaaaal ol racing breeding tterißari idence, however. I Bsßtly to be Bote than £328.000 nuaaV available m ange.s m rnethodj
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    58 15 Pi t Disaster Fund Wound Up ET HILBR A F I ear-ohi 4;„" n > The "r'. W Pit hil P ife an MethUbrM 3o »om^ S,!;,n one of J er 2 SuJH^ b Y the m 9 m m n plt m S(> p- he 'elief S*«taB beneficiary: 1
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    53 15 China Political Party In Burma RAaSGOON. Jan. 3 The China Democratic League. Chinas third largest political party, today established its Burma branch m Rangoon's Chinatown and selected a committee of seven local Chinese businessmen and journalists Tne brancn will co-ordinate its activities with the Party's overseas offices m other South-East
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    77 15 Nan t-; v n 4 -Promot*2 Jgor sai d he had it f st ag:np th( PGS 'Hwfc^.-atch *«cott m Phii. j adelphia next June. "Louis is very well pleased I with my offer." Taylor announci cd. i However, the Promoter refus- ed to
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    106 15 Ihe Singapore Recreation Clob w*N be represented t>y the following against $ne Singapore Chinese Recreation CJufc on Wednesday at the ftfl.C. ground: R. Rozaria; 3. Scfreerder, James de Scuza; Clfr. L*W*on, Cdr. Oxford. F. Nororma; W. N_ Moore, C. Campbell, JI. van Schoonbeck. J. .Stanley, (Xix, WarprJck. Reserves:
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    84 16 HAMBURG. Jan. 3. -A new i mass grave estimated to hold 2.000 bodies was uncovered yesterday at the Belsen camp. According to a camp source this is the eighth muss grave disccver- ed m Belsen Camp since the end Of the war. When Biitish trocps first
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    108 16 Washington, Jan. 4. -The ited States programme for ergency winter relief for FT Italy and Austria got und formally 34 days atter the line set by Secretary of Mr. George C. Marshall. and the United States sifl Rome the agreed terms of initial share of American ance unde r
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    36 16 LONDON. Jan. 3. Mi J nald James Bowker. at pfl High Commissioner for the M Kingdom m Rangoon, lias I appointed Britain's first AB sador to the union of BitraaßJ was officially announce! heß Reuter
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