Morning Tribune, 30 January 1948

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    Masthead
    15 1 MORNING TRIBUNE VOL 1 NO. 671. (New Beri< I 10 CENTS. FRIDAY, JAN. 30, 1948.
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    50 including girls, hold Jap train
    183 1 b n hunt m the i,ne conF vf f f« the mur-ie-1 12 bank emir '-vh.. k'-VVh) bandits >"..','n ai point. B\SSr rangers of iinds of yen riM !> ,wh *the largest obbt>!> ',fa nh' i-uP recent we J?"' m M'yagi Prers t 100
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    RENCH BANKS CLOSED
    39 1 lUUBI UU8 jan 29 French hanks exchange markets were closed y following the Government's Bion to withdraw all 5.000C notef vi circulation. The to authorising th* withdrawal passed earlier today. m banks will also be closed
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    First Labour Loss
    37 1 lUJLACHIE, GLASGOW, Jan. The British Labour GovernI suffered ita first loss of a s:r.i the 1945 general eleev.'hon Mr. Charles McFarlane, pvatjve. was returned with ■jonty of 395 m the bye-elec-result announced here today.
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    INDIAN STATUS IN MALAYA
    30 1 INDIAN STA TUS IN MALAYA 29. --United F etna thai the Indian High ESS 7. ir Lon,lon intend K C VH Co,onial offi <* for fe n h f the differences
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    JAPS SEE "THE MIKADO"
    69 1 Tokio, Jan. 29.— For the first j cm e in Japanese history, the public saw a performance of the famous Gilbert and Sullivan ccmic opera "The Mikado," which m 1885 was requested a ban m London by the Japanese Ambassador to Great Britain on grounds that
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    122 1 Among the things Girl Guides learn is how to light a camp fire. This is necessary because most Girl Guides grow up to be housewives, and then they have to know how to start a fire m the kitchen— which is the first step tou\irds a successful houstwfe's career. It
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    Tne Police, too, scored some successes
    222 1 G* tvi T m V° Uc e have torch. 0(K „tui an electric fWrtad m JKI coUect °r, was Sm2 tor* S c,° n J |M Vn $1 5 < n m I>roke il? J our ar ™ed ,rr 'ey fload and. got away
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    JAP ADMITS: "I CUT PoW's THROAT...."
    166 1 YOKOHAMA, Jan. 29— TH* Commander of a group of sir Japanese war crimes suspects, all of whom had confessed to tHe murder of six American naval airmen jn French Indo-ChimK testified that he personally cut the throat of one prisoner "to satisfy my desire."
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    BANDITS ORDERED MUSIC WHILE THEY RANSACKED HOUSE
    264 1 BANDITS ORDERED MUSIC WHILE THEY RANSACKED HOUSE $16,000 haul by robbers m 2 raids WHILE THEY TURNED O* THE RADTO FULL BLAST. CHINESE GUNMEN RANSACKED THE HOME OF THE REV. PHEW HOCK HIN IN HILLSIDE DRIVE, UPPER SERANGOON. ON WEDNESDAY NIGHT AND GOT AWAY WITH ABOITf $5,000 IN CASH AND
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    COLLEGE ROBBED OF $11,000
    617 1 COLLEGE ROBBED OF $11,000 Panicky gunman said: "that's enough" SINGAPORE'S BIGGEST HOLD-UP THIS YEAR TOOK PLACE AT LUNCH-TIME YESTERDAY. WHEN A MALAY AND A EURASIAN, BOTH ARMED. ROBBED A $11,000 PAYROLL FROM THE COLLEGE OF MEDICINE. The bandits, both of whom spoke fluent English, held up the Secretary to the
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    Service drinks and smokes cost Spore $1,300,000 loss
    384 2 I The Colony's finance- luffcred I tai Vt $WM>" MO m three months last year foe to liquor and to\bCCQ concessions granted to the Services personnel. This figure was mentioned m the Advisory Council yesterday by Mr. P. A. B. M'Kerron. Colonial
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    TRIBUNE MAN IS MADE STATE COUNCILLOR
    127 2 TRIBUNE MAN IS MADE STATE COUNCILLOR Mr John Victor Morais, Branch Managing Editor of the Malaya Tribune, Ipoh, has been appointed an Unofficial Member ol the Perak State Executive Council. He Is President of the Kinta Indian Association. m the early days of the liberation he was chairman of the
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    GUIDES HOLD RALLY TO WELCOME COMMISSIONER
    421 2 Tribune Staff Reporter) A special District Rally of Hangers Guides, a nd Brownies from all over Singapo^ met at tne Church o. England Zenana Mission School yesterday evening to welcome Mrs. A. H. Pin-r-rck. Gin' Guid Commissioner lor Malaya and Singapore who had come
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    Widow hit her neighbour's teeth tor a six, to serve prison term
    99 2 Ai he Third Police Court ue Hmt Widow woe sentenced to tl and fmnl jr,o. or a further A h Complaman} stated that she m front 0 f her house; v^hen ncr l wth a wooden cloa mL'l
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    Desker Road Riots Coroner's Inquest
    1006 2 T> shooting and b:ttlehrc*in» incident occurred it tne junction of Desker Read and Karp.r.ij Sapor Roaj tr abc-ut twe -o'clock QB the atternoon ci Jan. 22 had an echo at &j Singapore Catmmt'% Cour jsterday. where jr. inquiry into h? death cf a y-ung Chines
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    Now it's "cats to Europe" plan
    84 2 NEW YORK, Jan. T9. w to-Europe" plan is <tevt{»l» n J day sf the American elt "vjj, cieiy prepared to comb 89 m Canada and Costa Rica 50.000 cafs /or Istf***Tfce programme §tartea a Me London Daily Mirr<» j r frontpage editorial M the
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      78 2 B Disperse That Gas After Meals With Oe Witts Antacid Powder Platuiance the result of accumulated gasses In the stomach and the dispersing of those gasses through the louth can be very objectionable to oursclf as weU as others. ,?h* d ,T of De wltt s Antacid owder will give
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    China as badly off now as during the war, says Swiss newsman
    431 3 China as badly off now as during the war, says Swiss newsman p AY S HIS SERVANT S3 MILLION A MONTH I (Tribune Staff Reporter) i RnfiQhard Far Eastern correspon- f•• SftJSKfc ZriW. Switzerland's j m ,1 .U left Singapore this morning for •SRSRS SIS "here he will report 'Ll
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    PLEADS ALIBI
    82 3 A middle-aged Muslim. Abduim bin Basin Shall, was brought »for, the Fourth Police Magisrate yesterday to answer Itrfe ol causing hurt to <-ne pflt Ahmad with an iron pipe. This was aIK-ged to have taken ►lace It the back of 28. Haji Lane i 8 a.m. on Jan.
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    A.C.C.S. old boys annual dinner
    172 3 The Old Boys' Association of the Anglo-Chinese Continuation School will hold an annual dinner on Sunday, Feb. 8, at the Cecil Restaurant, Finlaysor Given, at 7.45 p.m. Party games and dancing will follow the dinner. All members and their friends are cordially invited. The charges
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    ON CHEATING CHARGE
    74 3 Twenty-seven-year old Chua Teng Hwee, a Teochew of Kampas Road, claimed trial at the Second Police Court yesterday to a charge of cheating. He was accused of cheating Yeow Beng Low of $360 by handing him a cheque for that sum. which was not honoured, on Jan
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    42 3 Miss D. Bynes chats with Mrs. Loke Yew at Wednesdays cocktail party given by Mr. Loke Wan Tho to Mr. A, W. Green, an executive of the Overseas Cinematograph Theatres, a company of the J. Arthur Rank Organisation, who arrived here recently.
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    To Meet Malayan Students In UK
    133 3 Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald who fa at present :n London has arranged to meet all Malayan stu►nts m Britain who can manage U be presen; at the Colonial »ffi(\ on Friday. Entertainment m be m the nature of an Informal tea party which will
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    Passengers due by the Gorgon
    203 3 The following passengers will disembark from the Gorgon today when she arrives from Fremantle: Mr G. H. Armstrong. R. Beverley. R.K.A. Bruce. T- S. Bryce, Keow Sen^ Chew. Mr. A. D. Cox. Master W. Cox. Miss M. Duncan. Mrs. MM. Duthie, T. W. Harapson, L.
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    AMNESTY BILL
    34 3 Manila, Jan. 28. President Manuel Roxas* proclamation of amnesty for all political and economic collaborators goes to ConIgress today, amid indications j that the legislative body will give lit speedy concurrence.- U.P.
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    Whipping, Jail For Robbers
    221 3 KuahT,, o 0l l Moham ed 2 Mahamed ktio. t^ l^ b y Mr. *^n**rd** ssel at th ay< and sentenced Sua "r,7 us imprison ach for h ,yin kes of thp r °tan f! a^C h hn^/ C^ d a 61- Pra dealer pr °Pmy
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    More Negroes fight tor entry into all-white schools
    153 3 NORMAN, OKLAHOMA, Jan. 29— Sue Negroes have W*«* for admission to four different echoole at the University of Oklaho,na m a renewed effort to break down the state's racial segregaU Thia follows' the actions of Mrs. Ada Fisher, 23-j/ear-oW Negress, who unsuccessfully
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    THEFT FROM ARMY DEPOT ALLEGED
    115 3 Fourteen persons, consisting o: eight Chinese and six Boyanese faced the Fourth Police Ccurt yesterday on two charges of housebreaking and theft. They were alleged to have broken into No. 4 Sub-Depot at 8 milestone Jurong Road at 1 a m. on Jan. 23 and
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    "PAIKOW" GAMBLERS FINED
    71 3 Fines total being $50& wen imposed on 21 Chinese, which include 3 women, at the Eighth Police Court yesterday when they pleaded guilty to a charge of gambling m public. The accused were arrested when a party from the Gambling Suppression Branch raided two notorious gambling .houses
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      35 3 f| OLD CLOTHE^i V^i P MAW new: k by Dry Cleaning, Dyring and invisible Mending WASHINGTON DRY CLEANING CO. 412. Orchard Rd Telephone ***** .Singapore. C oir-pletion within 24 hours including Collection j and Delivery
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    Eye-Catcher Hutton!
    45 4 Eye -Catcher Hutton! V**, [is none othfi than H' U t Hut ton. Uowdk Paramount star who made Singapore roar with lauqhttr m th( ■Pfrtls of Panlint" Wen tm relates \>< tt/vrt? shots at her pool, m a two pttee suit as glamourous as h» rself.
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    New Cancer Cure Is Demonstrated
    61 4 2K213 r?;^ £L2S2 l ,aW,J w >™' ctfnic by Mr. John BJ!'"'. 1 »"»«—»< Wf^lKMrtw fon/ro»'er*i«Z w^ ss&r? ts^arjc 77./- philanthropist is Mr. E J Hailstorm, son of a Londoner and Pinsidrni of the Royal Zoological Society of Nero ßonthWoto He said thousands of earner
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    TUB WHISKERS CLUB
    54 4 f.T. X' .r* r*" d a ,Hd do rope •n»» Fin, the Frog Wi.hlng Wall. There i*trnci| It all looked very eacitine .n,i ••IH.mou.. Follow me.' .aW Flop who i- Soon »h.T ar d o thc open.ng*. *n»it«d Flop. •At the end of th»t tunn.l w. thall
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    Soldiers flung charpoy into crowded street
    488 4 In convicting 20-veai-old C pi. uorcton Lamp I. ell of the Ist. Bn. Seaforth Highlanders for voluntarily obstructing a police inspector. Mr. E. S. d< Banzie. the Second Police Magistrate said: You must understand that it is a serious offence to interfere with the
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    Archbishop Wants Miners In Lords
    167 4 LONDON- More Labour peers I are needed, especially those with practical experience m the mines. the shipyards and other industries. I the the Archbishop of York. Dr. Cyril Garbett. said. There were already some with this experience, and their speeche were greatly valued, but many
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    KISS FOR ANNE FROM MICHAEL
    71 4 LONDON. Smilin? warmly, with her fair hair blowing m tho breeze. Princess Anne of Bour-bon-Parma was embraced and kissed by ex-King Michael of Rumania when she arrived at Davos Dorf, Switzerland. Princess Anne was dressed m a tan coat and was hat less. Michael, who
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    Rice Situation Much Improved
    91 4 Rice Situation Much Improved UmppM, Jan. n.-rmm believe the world riet mm\ is easing rapidly. Most Eastern countries have the \1 rice crops since the «■<,, £J need less wheat. In the three normal f.jnorfk. countries. Burma. s lam 5 French Indochina, the r j ff J this season ngereeeU
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    Grady Going To India
    156 4 Grady Going To India NEW YORK Jan. 25.-Hennß F. Grady, the United S ate s \M barsador o India who ha s J^M m America for six wye"i s f.»fl conference on Indian qutsioaH with S a*e Department oliiciakH at Wa.^ing^on, lot La (iuariiM today aboard Mie Pan-AmerciaH Clipper Invincible
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    SECOND HOLLYWOOD FOR AUSTRALIA?
    125 4 *v, Jan 29— American film interests are planning m establishment of a second Hollywood m Australia. rhey have informed Prime Minister Joseph Chiftev that Iks) are examining this method of using their stored up dollar funds m Australia. Negotiations have entered a hopeful stage which may.
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    288 DEAD
    64 4 Okayamn. Japan, Jan 29 r ltv latest United States Navy igurvs show that 288 Japanese lost their lives when a ferry carrying 408 passengers, including thre 0 members of the British Commonwealth Occupation in^' 8, "W a mine an d sank nshim C I nland sea just offl
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    he's Cute Is Kate
    21 5 he 's Cute Is Kate IKatherine Hepburn as she appears m a scene from her Q-M vekkk "Undercurrent" coming to Singapore.
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    STUDIO STARDUST
    288 5 ardxer |i trying to i untain top! I I apartment house Hying, dark-haired act: ess has hei own plana for a j ttrl's home of modern de- plans include tome of Incorporated into the ie apartment m which lined Clark Gable In I ks kardner says she will
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    CREMATED BY MISTAKE
    105 5 LONDON.— An under aker wen o Merthyr Tydfil, Glam. Infirmary, 'o collect the body cf Mr. William Henry Griffi lis, 6 of Fell-s reet, Treharris. for burial. H e found that Mr. Gritli h's l>ody had been- removed b> anoher undertaker mi n mistake for that of
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    ANGLO-AMERICAN MID-EAST DEFENCE THREATENED
    254 5 is o-4-year-oia wmmssmmuuwmm. Saba, a former President of the Iraq Senate, the Bagdad correspondent of the British-controlled Near East Arab broadcasting station m Jcrsalem reported tonight quoting informed circles there. Regent Abdul Illah held consultations with the country's political leaders today.— Reuter. LONDON, Jan. 118.— The
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    ILLITERATE TROOPS
    170 5 LONDON. Education chiefs are disturbed by the Army 8 report that ten m every hundred recruits car.'t read or write. An Sir Graham Savage, Education Officer of the LC.C. suggest c 1 to the Association of Education Officers m London. "I wonder If the Army could be persuaded
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    Court Sequel To Armed Hold-Up On Estate
    426 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Jan. 2<J.— As a sequel to the arm. Ed robbery which look place at Ulan Simpan Estate, Kuang on Oct. 10, last year, two Chinese, Choo Ten Yew arid Keng Kirn Sui, faced their trial before Mr Justice T. T Russell,
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    CHILEAN'S WIFE HELD IN MOSCOW
    143 5 SANTIAGO* Jan. 28. The Chile Government reported that Russia had refused to subrni to the International Court of Justice 'he dispute over the Soviet refusal to gran,t an exit visa to the Russian wife of a Chilean diploma 's son. A» a result Chile is
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  • MORNING TRIBUNE
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      R. I. P.
      310 6 After twenty-two months of uneasy and prolonged existence the Malayan Union Advisory Council has been laid to rest with the solemnity that USliall) attend; such events. I inspired by the dictum that one should speak wall of the dead, oiiicial and unofficial mourners present at the ceremony
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      Grief
      132 6 Gri ef I'he Government Craved our indulgence by assuring us uiat the vi .democratically elected Advisory Louncii would 'oe treated as if it were a popular assemMy. Also we were led to believe that we were to tolerate it until a more progressive constitution was forged for us. Only the
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    Mr. Loke Wan Tho Entertains
    43 6 Mr Loke Wan Tho. host of the cocktail party given '.n honour of Mr. A. W. Green. J Arthur Rrtl Executive, and Mrs. Green seer with Mr. Green. Mr. Claude M( ssey and Mrs. Green Stated Mrs. Schofield.
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    Authors Are Having A Hard Time
    1008 6  -  Ronald Preston Crisis In The Book World -by- LONDON. Britain's younger »nd less known authors are having a difficult time as a result jf a sharp fall m the public demand for books, especially novels, and the shortage of paper due to the economic
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    Meditation
    21 6 Let your communication rea, yea; Nay, nay c otcMm ver is more than these if pvil i Matt. 5:37). W*
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    Around The Town
    933 7  -  VERA ARDMORE WITH oad Psrty latherli ga] ?2 tne resident u-.-.Curv.e. M r ns Oreec tl oversea^ <-•■ Itnar Rink organs a Cprejcfltoo iP> of Sin^ap i' LsS wife Eto» w "h" son tin screen brigh:-,.: ared Borai t »rrli c Ntw In her 1 d ]L
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      22 7 DBJBCT CHINA!^ Destiny feat- osophv ?*5 Stream !fe!;' r U s $5.70 sharra ..$i0.50 t y book L T R E "us?
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      44 7 Special Sale for 2 weeks only Evening Gowns Beautiful Sequins Beaded designs. 30 Original Price 70 To Clear $130.W Afternoon Frock Smart Well Tailored Original Price w f rt To Clear $5© JU Sliangiwi Modern Tailoring Co. L» No. 10 R __„._Sin,a P ore.
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      244 7 < O >l M I IM I I Smith. Fconomics IMJ Booth. Book-Keepin? and Accounting. 3.60 Rowland. Office Or am >.%\ ion fc Management 6.50 Eckcrsley. Commercial Course fox Foreign students JjJ Tovey. Balance Sheets Weston. Refresher Course m Punctuation and Spelling JfJ Cousins. Teach Yourself Book-Keep-nr. Z'J Whitten and
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    Architects Of The Future
    53 8 Kindergarten class m .session. P ifrfja learn to write characters on slates. The teacher Showing a llttle °°y now to Ho about tracing his outlines m the right way. Th* m tteo ladtiie.s at, Interested m idcture hliwks which th* y are trying to put m
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    Walls Pulled Down Around Her
    158 8 LONDON. Jan. 20. While a, MOm*n aiH seventy-five was sill living m a cottage, the owtv?r had parts of J t I)U ii,.d down around her. She was l«'ft exposed to th/ weather, declared her counsel at Bisfop'g Stcr<ford Herts. Pa it of the front
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    Singapore Kinder Learn
    490 8  - Singapore Kinder Learn HARRY FANG STORY BY m retrospect, ones start m schoel life tnroagh the kindergarten brings pkasant and amusing memories which we light shy to relate How often we are uncomfortable when our parents biurt out innocently stories of our school days at conversations— days when an "amah
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    "The Court" In—"The
    147 8 "The Court" In— "The LONDON Jan. :^-fl j had been a: large f^rfl 1 and posing aa Dr. 'V caped ebnrict alias "the Co 11 Vo *^M car like the one he :*J ho wS% !ct r0 assault- .1 This was a Roll:! :J^B fee ly m keepine wi'-Hfl and
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    Where Children gh Play
    318 9  -  CHAN SECHON Picture By Uarnan Chan Seehon vto |s» lrst h;,nd L of what the utile pw fo boys and g-rls are land laj everyday. betihs st I s.bl and 11.30 ajn. Ait perl di I] s D I all seri( fher< is plenty cf fun
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    Threading Beads Is Tricky!
    9 9 22 s trass raSas-a fewrshsws?
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    Happy Groups At Cocktail Party
    89 9 p happy group* at the cocktail party given by Mr. Loke Wan Tho m honour of Mr. A. W m, J- Arthur Rank Executive. Top (Left to right):— Mr*. J Sharp. Mr. Sharp. Mrs a. ■C""i Ifr. Loke Wan Tho. h mt, Mr. Green and
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    SLAMMED DOOR IN GUNMAN'S FACE
    85 10 LONpON. There was a knock on a shuttered window at the booking-office of Leicester Opera House. r A girl cashier. Miss Lilian Prjdmore. of Mcd way-street, Leicester opened it to find a gun pointing I ncr A man's voice ordered 'Open the door, quick." Instead,
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    Died On Wedding Eve
    474 10 Died On Wedding Eve fore a 49-year-oli h mr n: ht *fl ft was to have been ma "7 J ol^^* found l strangled. and^^M live bridegroom, who hL P >^B» her for 26 years, was '^t^-W hospital, suffering from a^H This was stated at \\> a n.,^aW when Harold
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    3 DAY'S GRACE
    70 10 United Nations Coffl^H sion decided today tc *2^B the Russians another days to grant them into north Korea. A spokesman .-aid a te r addressed to N^M Korean commander i J Mm Gen. G. P. X* January 18 might ;M reached him. H I commissioners < I
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      167 10 JComies-Exclauive <«> Morning Wrmmm "SUNSHINE FALLS" SAY CROWN AND ANCHOR t I uADNT Evf ECTEO SUCH A I JJ "ERB MORE THAN ANYTHING^ •ERB WAS OVER THE TOP. .-"ajg^K J 1 I COUNTER ATTACK>>v -HE HAD HIS SOUVENIR HEADING FOR THE JEfIRiCS" <?»^ ;-^mM AND WAS EASILY J vT_ fty-i'
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    ON the NIGHT OF the NINTH
    2308 11  - O N th e NIGHT OF the NINTH J. R. Wilmot Serial Story- By d on n, m "Eg Pritrt ••>■ llian itth tne prof*" h( s he #ai ovx na 0 IB perbapi ten days nisht rrportol the inter*** 1 Stanton Dale more would em have admitL it clinched
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      48 11 J*2 3. 6.15. 9.15 pm Romantic Riot! le Bachelor And le Bobby-Soxer" i" F /LOrDs ROLL BY J**** Technicolor THF rISS* m gg BUCCANEER* I! (iUE V T WORLD >««nU CU7 915 «c ?i%* Ape XE V WORLD •n Technicolor "He Tu„V r* *m PR Uv<) m Tamil
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      35 11 oHavn &loal FAITH! IN EVERYTHING ELSE I YOU CAN ALWAYS DEPEND ON PHOINIX i AERATED WATERS j and FRUIT CORDIALS THEY ARE THE BEST OBTAINABLE FOR YOUR URGENT REQUIREMENTS DIAL -3709 or 3700 i I
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    U.S. CATS FOR U.K.
    114 12 New York— One m/Uim American eaf/a will emigrate to a *alal m he Ks'-war rt'construc^br efforts of European ca? if the Unied Natiors ccnsenta. The scheme- which is gui i serious -will b e announced by Robe*! Kendeli, president of the American Feline Socie y-Kend-U will
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    DIVORCE CASE WAS LIRE 'JIG-SAW PUZZLE"
    620 12 loN rx)\_ If a husband allows his wife to walK out, oi his home for no apparent reason and return just •us she feela inclined, ne is eitner a fool or saint. mis view was expressed by Mr Commissioner O Temple Morris XC. .it
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    ayan Share Quotations
    586 13 Municipal S'porr 5 <~ c 1926 113.00 114.00 pore 5 <"o 1928 102.00 103.00 Spore 44°? 1930 119.00 121.00 Spore 3<Tc 1935 97.50 98.50 Spore 3<~c 1937 98.00 99.00 Spore 3' i 1938 98.00 99.00 pore 4 <- c 1939 108.00 109.00 Pen. 5^ 1926 113.00 114.40
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    RUBBER EASIER
    82 13 A drop of 2 cent was recorded m the market for rubber yesterday. It opened slightly easier and after business wa s done at 40S cents it steadied and there were buyers at 41 cents at which price it remained fairly steady, business done. Prices quoted are: 1
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    Market Notes & Jottings
    622 13 Market Notes Jottings (From Our Financial Corr.) Whatever technical correctives may have operated m the London market, they do not appear to have brought abou*. much recession. The problem now facing those investors who. despite the relief of fears of Immediate devaluation, are still a little sceptical o r the
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    Tribal Raiders' Broken tip
    117 13 New Delhi, Jan. 28— Today's Defence Ministry communique occording to the Governtment of India Information Services, said: "Raiders formed as companies and battalions have been concentrating around Poonch and Naushera during the last week. Our ground forces as well as aircraft on reconnaissance have fpotUd considerable
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    Prunkenness Pays
    73 13 BOSTON. Jan. 28— S> ate Representative Clarence Wood of Hopkintyn repored that a Cambridge wcman admitted she purposely feeds whisky to her husband and turns him over to the police each .ime he wa s released from periodic drunkenness sentences. H2r explanation w«s: Sober and free he earns
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    Concentrations
    70 13 after forcing the raiders to withdraw and inflicting casualties. On Jan. 26 one of our patrols attacked a company of raiders .veil-entrenched on a hill r.nd put them to flight. "From Chhamb long-range patrol searched the country !or raiders seven miles north-west but made no contact. "A party of
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    NEW IRAQI CABINET
    111 13 Bagdad. Jan. 29.— Syid MohaI mcd Alsaader. former President of the Iraqi Senate, today formed a new Cabinet to replace that the Saleh Jabr. which resigned after riots over the recently signed Anglo-Iraq Treaty. Political parties today agreed to support the new Cabinet, which included three ex-Preim-ers,
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    SHARES STILL STRONG
    41 13 The following is the report of the Malayan Sharebroktis' A^ociation issued yesterday: lm shares continued to tc m demand and prices wei<> marked up following good enquiries from London. Industrials were fiim mm marked up m some instances.
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    FRANCO-ITALIAN ECONOMIC UNION
    101 14 WASHINGTON. Jan 2H. Franco and I aly today gave the Ur.ited Sta <?s an outline of the tentative proposal s for the ftf ion of a full economic union i between 'he two countries within ue frawework of Haj Marshal! I Plan Ambassador Henri Bonnet °.n<l Alberto
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    TABLE TENNIS
    120 14 The Harmony Musical Association played two fixtures during the weekend. They defeated the Nc* L> cratic Youth League tli r to two at their own premises on Friday night and drew three-all with tho Yew Chee Si a at the latter's premises m Tclok Ayer Street. Detailed results
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    Prison and birch for youths who beat up clerk
    404 14 Two young Malays who assaulted an Indian I lerk m broad daylight m an attempt to rob him of the contents of hil pockets, Mdl included a Savings Hank hook, were yesterday sent* need to long prison terms by Mr. Justice
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    Far East Council Dissolved
    139 14 Far East Council Dissolved SHANGHAI. Jan. 29. The committee of the Council for the Far East he policy-making: body of he United Nations Relief and Rehabilita ion Adminis»raticns China programme dissolved itself las. night after transferring con'rol over supplies and finance to f 'He Chinese Government Board of Trus ees
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    PROPOSAL REJECTED
    55 14 ST. JAMES, NEWFOUNDLAND. Jan. 28.— Members of the Newfoundj land National Convention, who have I een debating a confederation with I Canada as a tenth province of the Dominion, today defeated by 29 votes ito 13 after an all-night session a i motion to put the question of
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    GERMANS STRIKE
    53 14 HAMBURG. Jan. 28 The Angioi American l-izonia was threatened I today with the worst labour troubles of the occupation when Qarayui Union leaders called a city wide general strike of 190.0C0 workers m Hanover fur February 3 after a million-man walkout had tentatively been scheduled for WurtembergBaden on
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    CHUNG HWA'S NARROW WIN
    266 14 The students o: tha Chung Hwa In.-.titution i »yed extrejnely well to gain t narrow 4-2 xictorv over the Si ;apore Indian Association at able-tennis On Tuesday night a' the School premises The skippers of l ith teams, Wing Chien Ping (C.H.1.) and 0 X Sundram
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    SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
    50 14 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE Shlpa alongside the fl wharves .1 vessel fl Rajula E. Hamble Steel Scientist (Pakhoi) Port Royal Park Pentakot a fl Denbighshire Bengal Mt. Revelstok- Park ftavnaas m jM raksang Hong Ann senggararv JBBB| tfeerkerk P^fl Bennevis) Jruas Gorgon) tondo Jlenartney fl katong '^H Cast led or.' 9BBBJ )orsetshire
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      366 14 W YOIJB RADIO tfflMl IILUE NETWORK PROGRAM'S IN MALAY leeUons; 1 P-m- n^/'M MALAY ENGLISH io l^ *****1 ProßPaimme aumn»ary v I Amoy Cantonese, r H PHOGRAM^ 1205 "Domestic Affairs"; 12.45 Ann. iz Prog. Su. V I?nn ?no -?5*' 8 News m Malay; l p.m. close Down, with Signature fun<.
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    TOMORROW'S IPOH RACE CARD
    754 15 4 3 Norfeld 6y 812 2 4 Sklttals 3y 8.12 0 0 Eastern Gold 6y 810 3 0 Locksmith r >y 810 0 0 Totiand 3y 8.09 2 0 All Boloney 5y 8.09 0 0 Odour Patch a 809 0 0 Chum's Choice by 8.0 4
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    REGRETS, THE RAVEN, SLICKNESS BEST BETS
    757 15 REGRETS, THE RAVEN, SLICK NESS BEST BETS .Jan 29- Very large fields will- ace tg 1 il« th* "first day of the Perak Tur i':; r vtbrnan- menmg. Picking winner Snot "m easy task but punters woul< be very good and onS MK rainstorm, track conditions will bets are *o
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    TRACK NOTES
    263 15 1 No Regrets. (I. Donnelly) easiv had the better of Maestro tJ. )onnelly) m a three-furlong try,ut this morning, returning 7 45 sec. No Regrets, looking cry fit. was not fully extendei it the finish. Star Range (Morsilloj looked im.resstve when taken out individually. jimmy Boy was griven
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    Phadkar Is Congratulated
    32 15 ADELAIPB. Jan. 29.— P. GPhadkar had received over a dozen cables from India congratulating him on Ms Test hundred which incidentally was his first century m first class games.
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