Morning Tribune, 8 December 1948

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    Masthead
    10 1 MORNING Tribune ly <..) Nsn Scries) WEDNESDAY. DECEMBElTSTmS. MM 10 Cent-.
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    302 1 Battle For Nanking Was Tank Chief With Lost Army NANKING TUESDAY Chuns WeJ-kvo, h -it Japanese Adopted •>on oi President Chiang X; i-«»hek. is believed +o be with the troop* reported ir:>j»j>?d m *outhw e>* Hmichovr. The Fort Knox trained oflWr was interviewed by i >rrespandents on Nov. M
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    SIAM CALLS UP RESERVISTS
    108 1 BANGKOK, Tin li Ann.- h.*.^ ters said today that p!an- Calling up thousand- or trail ng m mod U r. ning tn modenu m an<l Ln comt;;.:n<: It 8 SongK lla I v»-:t- Brit r r■' ti lining Johotr »n B■■ wrllj be .-r. en >'■
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    51 1 H ittei of I y return* B TanJflMOg m v \a fined Hj c Marine B; offence* I &ranee ft ■ts g^u lty to r Singapore I ince on ■2 v. .lisI' f the Port' h m ssei to H Urn inchorm r AttendBe 3 He was B which
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    Thomas Cup Team Play In Colombo
    166 1 (TribuiM Sj il Correspondent) Colombo. Tuesday. Fhe Malayan Th mas C ip Team, ail looking i < nnart, disembarked in Colombo this morning received by tls of the Colombo Badn I n Association. They took part in exhibition games at the Y.M.c Haii before
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    19 1 W Ifalone today. v s. Mr Burma W iy. ar. I a te pick came her. ol the
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    BLITZ PROOF
    79 1 BLITZ PROOF NEW YORK. Tu«h— The 4.000 strong British community m Shanghai, led by veterans of the London blitz, are organ- iscd on a "war footing m r." it ;l:ni ss for possible fighting near the city, the Shanghai correspon- dent of the New York j Times cabled today. They
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    Three toppled boat and drowned seven
    61 1 katavia. Tuesday B Indonesian women orowned When their small canoe toppled over m the river TJieedane near Batavia yesterday. The canoe was already some distance from the shore whon three women tried to jump m and capasize-i It Th» bodies Of „f the women,
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    Johore War On Immorality
    78 1 Johore War On Immorality H[ > this will be X alamic social X' 1 w authoriti X recommend amei X Kathla I r e followed reX lence of X te. *MuYI Ult their actiI would lead I new law m ng, prosX carriages, Hi conception I and "acti- s rpcommend-
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    THE FIGHT ERROL LOST
    53 1 NEW YORK. Wed.—Errol 7lynn, the Hollywood lero, tangled with a fork policeman m B Police tation early today and was brown into gaol on an assault charge. pc >: the dashing rish •i: I til ooiicenan c s Mr.s. Plynn was ;iven p, md fl>t his
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    CRASH VICTIMS FOUND
    24 1 I HONOLULU, Tucs. -Wj Ule rafU carrying wobi IIH »he missing be^n found In tn. r pun a j udaor UP
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  • NEWSBRIEFS
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      HELP FOR BILLY AS WIFE LIES ILL
      145 2 HELP FOR BILLY AS WIFE LIES ILL ment pai d out m S3.W3ln all T.OOO fair.ii^ berutr»m the Silver JuDllec Fund 't ted. to 2.228 famllie*. last montn In addition $39* wa^ paLi The total lor tiu montiiJA pockrt money to lr.mau.s Tv>r the Department *<« tttwrsf Bushey Puk ancj
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      "This is cheap"
      55 2 - Thifl ll cheap! Thi> It i snouted Dttl Daya 1 i ]<r. -nawker. lib •i- iue air. police constable ap- I Oe?| and asked r.dle the cart a'on: lo ::Aice station. He WM l 'if a IU) la r^.e Fourth PollC Court ye>«.erday for hawking j jr»
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      53 Reds Caught In Big Swoop
      52 2 j or o,' m v rity raul thro^Jiout the Federation ftt ienlay an*- 1 tho NUtUry <.«» n turod 33 Communists. I and susprct.v Many MY OB Uh F'olice "wanted li-t. The biggest PWOtp IVr.ik where 22 persons were arre. Us :it Phm Soon
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      68 ARRESTS
      30 2 Thoro were 08 anests m the Federation la ti:e past 24 hours: 11 m Selan^or. 4S ka IVtak; G in Kedih Potlis; 2 m Kelontan; 1 m HWMETMIU.
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      Squatters 'why?' answered
      173 2 Squa tters 'why?' answered £BCM I 300 squatters just removed from Sungei Siput to PftsstaJ Remis were given t^Iks on the emergency v :d tjr-vprnment's policy, by held officers of the A.P.K. Kdbile Public Address I'nit. They were told why Btroatten were removed from troubled areas and what proviaaoei was
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      $10,000-Bailee Flits
      46 2 $10,000- Bailee Flits say IN* •n-u^d of *t 2 50 c^.t, not.,, r^Unl t« i^^'^ J Ccmrt fetter** tor m,. prrim^Jj! h He rftow^r^i o« *un;U and M? Wr ij N j the Nk» ••*<«—> th, L^^ r^ k »tt iH«iH*i for his -or.*:. t(| i A\JIJ
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      COUNSEL ASKED TO SEE BOOK
      254 2 COUNSEL ASKED TO SEE BOOK "I AM entitled *o see it as i» right/ Mr. Efcfe defeu-'i conn** nodded to the Crown Counsel, Mr. A. F*rr*P when he observed t> Mr. Justice Bra^n »hV he did no' he r permission given f o Mr. Eii fj *h the notebook of
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      UNKNOWN
      23 2 A Chinese uadcwntn had just arrived froi Kaiimon Islanils v j..- i of $200 by three eom| m Market St:\ot fettci morning.
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      KUCHAI TIN
      14 2 T.n-ore prouuctKm o. T Cuchai Tin Ltd.'s dredge month was 300 picula.
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      Indians to Contes Elections
      31 2 I I 5-nnpflß fl icrnr i M I b?en .r- I n M m S I fl I bad I Lnaccu: I tiavt inwrtw, fl pleci us."
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      'Young Ambassadors' Go To Jamboree
      151 2 NINETY-FrVE of Ma!a>"as Scouts left Singapore yesterday on the Maetsucker to attend the South West Pacific Jamboree m Australia. An hour before the ship sailed the Scouts were lined up on the quay and Cannon R. K. S. Adams, the leader of the contingent, was
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      26 2 RUGCLES I MUST X GETTING MUM tjUCTHS&.ASIXX^i l-S^AmMY. MV fiftV^ /ik^ f ;«ijiJß WSTABOXCOtmm.AHb k BOY? J\ O*LVJ CAN'T €£i \]A THAT OOCHT TO Jjfjf L^ffli
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    30 3 NT a nfltfl H^V n w ßo^ Bprdr ror taxil was bvl H un<ierX iction ip ,->romptR.. ihtt there are l r .-> twxis m X gl \\nrmber Vm; -ogistcrrd
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    66 3 EL an nnX I. rcng p f >. |ht of j pshod v t to < icape. I woman X m hIB^. I'ofcce] X I m X s.-inp X of X hohi B print* ■r- notes m X I Kam mk I. I HMJ i X Wong m I
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    48 3 Rr i f I •ctobor 9, B^' u w promises of Company v and B" forging yan currency B -"i m the BJ- y»-sto!day. B How proprietor employees, p r i g Goh Sui Lok. V- >- Pu Se Tong. B 1 facing s °f poam r^ material
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    NEW TIMES
    56 3 NEW TIMES In order to aatUfy 0H maa\ different tyjK"* ol t-. -aer. wt»»»e only being «Mr to hroa»lrus» slmultiinrous prngrammei, Radio *l**»yaS revised schedule fr»>ro Jan. 1 will he:— Blue Network. 5-C (M«n.-Fri.) Chin?'* (Ml Lavish. U^d VlhimtU. r^7 Tumfl T-9 Ha 'ay (U1 hln so. TIKI~C r.il! bf»
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    100, GO TO SAIA CLINIC IN' 6 DAYS
    124 3 100, GO TO SAIA CLINIC IN' 6 D A YS OTT of 100 persons examined at the S A.T.A. clinic at TinJiH PagV during the ftrsf six days alter its opening. 44 were found to be positive cuses cf tuberculos;s Seveial of these were advanced and complicated cases. An official
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    POOJA CEREMONIES
    31 3 Commencing today jpeciai 'I ooja" ceremonies connected with "Thiruvempa" will be held at the Sree Senpaga Vinayagar Temple, Ceylon Road. Katong. for ten days from 5.30 a.:u lo -unrisc.
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    Anon Gives $10,000
    59 3 An SM b"> < f th<l i \nglo dtoeae School, who ptden t<» Noaia isißJiiMT has promia- j r j to donat. |IMM l<( V the building Uma si the i new sol«»o; it*. Bar!.: r j Koail. Th.- Rev. Hefberl H Peterson, prtedpai oi i oi
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    MALAYA AND DENMARK DOING MORE TRADE
    184 3  -  Merchant Prince Says I. with Man r d Increased in P" value smce the PWuig to H. R. H. ot i Denmark, JJ Managing East Asiatic L l* la Smgab Sin gapore has her, copra ties, and of merfrltnt n KHng beer, punters quantities
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    SOMETING FOR EVERYBODY
    300 3 SOMETING FOR EVERYBODY New Radio Programmes- km* 01 mm mus.' nre un.lkeV ti get ,ny m reused WJrM* unl,r th? nev Kxlio M»»Pya iitorf? inm^ scheme which conies int., op&tkm on .lan. 1. The new schedule provides for both the Pwed and the Blue networks to h"vo a short-wave and
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    Army Asked To Loan P.T. Men
    57 3 Singapore feocU! Welfexv I asking the Army to send )hysical tracing insti actors v Boys Club. Boys Homt <; nd Children s Social centre c nelp the youngsters to dee!op pbyiiet] t: aining and ;amrs cia?s Social Welfare hopes tc tart the ne v
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    47 JUVENILES WENT WRONG
    87 3 3RTY-SITI f N Sing-p ore children were brought before tha Jovenßf Cburf for offences ranging from is-rt, hooscbfCihilfc theft, and other offences si nl^ht Of these, 14 were fined, eever >und-over and four commit to Ins tut* ns Bevei "iendci wn cnutioncd mi (charged. Thla la
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    BRITISH CYCLES SELL WELL
    31 3 Indonesia, Malaya, 1 India and Pakist».i tn among the 36 countries from prhlcß orders were r« during last months fcfteyt and motor cycle .show Earl's Court, London
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    Age-limit A Bar To Bright Students
    137 3 Age-limit A Bar To Bright Students I ■< -limit imp. v I o student i many bright young Maliyi from studying m Ihfl 'slaaitc College, Aloi Mar. {t-clah. Only nve students i£vp txv n admitted this IlllUte) yt'ar, an Al<>- Star report stated Malay children wishing I > 'oin the
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      35 3 1 YOU SHOULD r^&^e^ &d OUR Emjf < c»n AITORI) t<i l<nk OIK hOTM hi the mouth IV id! solve pII your ChristniHS Gift problems (onsuM him CCTAR S. MOUTRIE ACO MALAYA) LTD JOHN LITTLE'S BUILDING
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    The Boys Want The Tsingtao Truth
    61 4 f:> x »M L>DEB of I 5favy*a Pai ifir nest, hatred Oscar Badger, nveri new ne i > sjaestJesrj iurteg i»••.n{ l'r»>ss «..:i.« reaoe in Sasmghsd. Admiral v.a iked HTSSM v.i: I ".v.V Pacific polity with the Beds irtvaag dowa replied lasu l in-'.e
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    FOURTH URANIUM FIND
    69 4 SAINT MARIE. Ontario. Tues. The fourth discovery ot uranium In this area was reported from nearly Beav<\Fvcck. a tourist resort at th< mount h of the Agawa River. The latest uranium dUe very was made by Dr. Lyman Ellkt and his brothi--. Clayton Eliot, both of Di
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    Fiji In For Big Blow
    64 4 Fiji In For Big Blow SYDNEY, Taws flss j rieane warnings were V posted last night in J Vanua and Leva in the 1 Fiji Islands. i ■sports Ironi Suva i naid these were "final" I warnings and that the hurricane was moving J south-east from the Ro- 1 tuma
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    WHAT CHINA GOT
    30 4 Washington, Monday. At army spokesman said r.S at my supplies valued a«rssiivsou.uoo :;ad been delivered to Cniaa since July undei the rS>l2s.oo'.».r.i>-» •\.:'.iHii'! aid programme. U. P.
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    Musical Manila Encores Famous Violinist
    344 4 Music al Manila E ncores Famous Violinist MANILA. Tues. More than 5.000 persons attended the farewell con cert of Yehudi Menuhln, the lamous violinist, m Manila recently. Brought to the Philippines capital by the M anila Symphony Society Menuhin played to capacity audiences and hia schedule had to be revis
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    RITA EXPLAINS.
    46 4 HOLLYWOOD. Tues.-Rita Rftyworth, suspended by her stndlo Columbia) after gallivanting with Prince Aly Kha n from the French Riviera to th e Mexican coast, said oh Monday that her studio had cut off her salary because she turned down a 'detrimental 1 rolr. UP
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    Stars And Stripes Flies Over Red-Held Mukden
    303 4 Stars And Stripes Flies Over Red-Held Mukden NANKING. Tues. The American flag wjs s .ill flying ever Ifcti ron>ulate-rteneral in Communist-captured Mukden last month, stated Chinese Government official when he escaped. The official, who requested anonymity, said h c escaped from iheflj cborian metropolis on November 18. Mukden fell t
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    UNKNOWN
    64 4 SYDNEY, J their Mod..- batti for wt»to*£U re-tly. JftS ripatinK >n J rbM i Sydnt-y-H P*tWl J i I win fh. titi*- H tralia. t,,.^' i l>ntrr Ir Fne^ nd^ a«ain>t Mr- c*> I Mr. »ra.Hr. «n 1 John GrijJ. old AMH-ruan. ...j I Cil flS r aoh in<
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    18 4 I) I i I win i M I I I the US Huna. last r..:; 1 A.P.
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    15 4 n worth oj |tj 62-51 milli r. J :T nerce and lA\ S I
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  • TRIBUNE MAGAZINE
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      NEWSVIEW
      211 5 I* that I v. hy ifllX, ..IS tO intry i I .vern- among m, four X X wo don't n sponsibie B opinion is toX this charge B; it»r the ■y. ...>.,:: that it B( re the boB tside interI t xplain the Bi<.r. that extsta ■t'- Siamese MaIg
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      NEW LIGHT ON MEN OF 200 MILLION YEARS AGO
      834 5 IN ■oath \f.i::i today Amo I MWhMOlogist ;m( Iff m.tkr n:'.- <fisc^ven« jil'uut th« dim past. Twenty-fiv. oid wi-mi Phillips, thi I'mv 1 of California. Ins concciwd of an rxpctlitior rt'.viwtii into propoily co-ordi r>"iti--- to wivst frorr Africa its ancient
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    PEARL DIVERS DO NOT LOOK FOR PEARLS
    758 6  - PEARL DIVERS DO NOT LOOK FOR PEARLS BERT PARRY By INESE pearl shell J mr n who before the hK?O I war ruined rich vll-bearing reeft waters by 'Hegai i-i.l taking imma- again op T; ire Wishing -in on the )t i .-horta-t of rvar! „',(•11 for buttons. tr;nk-t--•uid iceessoru's
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      THE TRUE SPIRIT OF X'MAS
      174 6 Sir, flui Hi —l is not a long v/ay off; and soon there will t>e an orgy of spending. Untold profits will be marie by trader v Santa Claus will m fact t>»come a means for enriching the traders. For many of us Christmas l>as
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      No Phoning
      129 6 Sir, We all realize how useful a telephone is. particularly m an emergency. But imagine my chagrin when, not only m one instance, but m several instances I wanted to phone somebody urgently, I was told by subscribers that I could not do so. I was completely dumbfounded
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      C. O. L.
      78 6 Sir.—The present cost-of-Hying allowances paid to Municipal clerks may be said to be among the highest. Tnis was as the result of a strong support from a number of Municipal Councillors, some of whom are employers themselves. Yet it is strange to note that not all employers
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    What Price Patrictism?
    120 6 What Price Patrictism? F\ ONE can. pad does, forge* patriotism when it cometo business. Example: whereas a veai ago the idea would proved raosl unpopular. toda> a group ot Fihpino businessmen are openly P****** proper government authorities forVesumption of trade with the Japanese. In a memorandum Buomu* ted to Commerce
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    THE MEN WHO GUAR WAY TO NANKING
    129 8 THE MEN WHO GUAR WAY TO NANKING As the Lommumsl troops draw nearer to Nanking each da\ v ill] T 1 J 7 MIM tlieir utmost m cheeking their ndvance. loaay as the eyes of the wrli\ v I Press brings you pictures of the Generals and their men who
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      290 10 ■%s 1 1 SP\ I TO TIIL MORXIXC TRIBI \i r BBJ -i_ bVJ JACK ARMSTRONG J VSS^sT" /^T>> voufi BCW\6 IS A NOAX 7 ANO SVTnCHROTW/ TO RELEASE ANP irTT^%H flirifr^^- C^ Pr V P;\2A^ VCJ PONY HAVE; HAH/ kVITH My OBSERVE MASONS in\ iS^^M y&^^^ w^CzsJ^d A i
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    ONE WOMAN DRESS SHOW
    130 11 ONE WOMAN DRESS SHOW I cut. ma Preview I evcotaf mni pore at P. I i helped bj tat half Ais flni.hrtf V ind U m will not i. t unt.l ,t her show. Lov MiltHj wm&tlt W tim, for W,th tN T !;''iu jU 7 r f r «Wdnl.
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      156 11 WE. K. TANG Be Ware Bali Heads Siamese Bracelets Silk Underwear CARVED TEAKWOOD FLRMTURF KINDS OF LINEN EMBROIDERIES Iluer Vafley Road, Singapore. Phone: IW laffles hoS ■night -THE COCKTAIL HOUR iroTti 7 to S p.m. ta tlie Lounge I witii WANK PICKtX)RD at the Piano ■informal dance from 9 p.m.
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      106 11 OLD CLOTHES fk by Dry Cleaning, Dyeing and invisible mending J WASHINGTON DRY CLEANING CO. 412, Orchard lioad Tetepfcone 82H51 Sln BHi»ore.8 Hi»ore. CorM)le(ion within 24 hours including Collection and Delivery J^» Vk/A'S M-C-M's wonderful J M Technicolor Mu.sical. *OOOP Jk 'vJKVVS' starring Junr AlJyson l yfc J j-'t.r Lawford
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      35 11 Til HON YMCA KVKNING COMMKKciAI/ CLASSES Now Bet»ion cummencnff Wrrln..«lay. DtTHinber. M» SubJ.cts Shorthand < bt->?iniierH aod speodi Junior liook-k- plllff, Typewriting <t>ay t vt-ninK CbUBCHi. For admisMloD apply to YMCA. -A" Orchi.d Koad. T«'l.phon«> 7107.
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      223 11 I DIARY I AT a recent meeting presi-1- A ed by Lady Gim.-on and held at Government Hou?e. the following wire elected members to the official committee for the Handicapped Children's Homes Lady Gimson. Chairman, Mrs, S. F. Ho, Vice-Chairman. Mrs. S. F. Ho. Mr. Harold Tooke. Treasurer. Mrs. H.
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    FAMOUS CINEGUILD MOVIE TEAM PART
    416 12 r Hi -ifisli i ilm ft*, a* TIH famous C ineguild team of Veame 411*1 Lean ha* parted. Ronald Neamf, who was usponsible for Wie production of "Oliver Twist" (shortly to be icleascd m Singapore 1 and othei Bin luccesses. has foimed hi: own producm^
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      192 12 Thf Bcmn'i Ital Hfunliqg Mm uLSErS iOriWSON LAST 5 T.mU'H k ll l > YC'J^ EMOTIONS WILL BE SHOCKED, SHAKEN BY THE VIOLENCE OF THIS DRAMA! "^irrjfTM B^fc •Jiff'- n>* c m LIFE LOOK NEWSWEEK COSMOPOLITAN LIBERTY REDBOOK P[V| *f RAYMOND MASSEY KATfNA o^XJNOU 8 IKSi LEO GEN N- KIRK
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      39 12 < For TcKlay Only! 3 Show.- 3. 6.15 9.15 p.m. Ealing Studios Present TOMMY TRIXDFZR m "FIDDLERS THREE" with Frances Day Sonnio Ha>e A hilarious musical set m ancient Rome! Opening Tomorrow "Footiight Serenade 1 A 20th Century Fox Picture'
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      73 12 I I I I f SAVAGE ~J STALLiOfiI f^ CUMMINS -toes COBURN Ktetial x«m siiowiul 11 a.m. 1.45 p.m -4 00 -6.30- i> r I PKone W§Jw AIR-CONOITiONEQ I t H serial! I TODAY 3 SHOWS 2 p.n:. 6 p.m. 9 p.m. k"OM I 3| B^B LATEST t IJ ALL
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    UNKNOWN
    70 13 Nl !irms here can register their MMH m fl 1 1 11 general trade enquiries m London I* *JZ M ilayan trade, a trade registry of merit* m Malaya is maintained at the Malayan IKioii Acent-y m Lon Wm to register W mch with chambers of r hav< the
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    INSURANCE DIVIDENDS
    47 13 Th(> dirt-dors of the AskInsurance Co,. Ltd will declare a dividend of 20 per cent, on Founders and Ordinary shares and an addition ft) dividend of 5 per cent, on Founders shares at the 24th annual general met ting o! the company on Dec. 18.
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    Malayan Share Quotations
    672 13 g Dec. 7. B« given by the Ms As^tatii L f 14.00 15.00 l.L>O 2.00 2.55 2.92 B- 10 41 Bru.-t»-e 7.50 8.50 Kn iOl IS 19/H| IPI 23. 6 25/6 H United ■ar. 41 42.25 ft Trust 5)0 6.30 X I 3.60 3.65 9.75 10.25 c<
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    Dull And Quiet
    25 13 j S The share market was 2 S dull and quiet yesterday. J Business continued to be on a meagre scale. j
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    'JAP TEXTILES WILL REVIVE'
    164 13 fHL Japanese have the will U ttritm tl.Hr textile tnule j»nd sooner or Inter will do so. the \>u York 'Journal o! Commerce sj'u\ on Moml;i\. Daniel Small, the joun editor, -aid the lapaneae textile Industry rank* high m the allied polii md economic scheme for
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    Rubber Market
    63 13 The rubber market opencx yesterday morning. Wltl ■bowing more Interest the market becane ratbei steady towards the ck Closing prices were Buyers, s« tiers No. 1 Dec. ttSS 34- 'j Xo. 2 Dec. RSS 3!J- M No. 3 Doc. RSS 32- SZ-\ One registered tm<h Drc. 31-4 58
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    Produce Market Round-up
    102 13 Produce Market Round-up A FAIR VOhMM of I usimss was neOOVdcd m (he Mffß flour s.ction yesterday Sink [changed bunds at $lfi The prpprr BUtrket took turn foi thr better with Miters' quotations up slightly. Tin following mrt ytitor day's quotstlonfl BAGO FLOUR Ungga $19. Barmwmk $n;. ENah 116 BAGO
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      61 13 Complete m 15 Episode* TO lI A It ;i1 l -30; 5 ir> 8 ir> 1> m AlhambrA" NEXT BIG ATTRACTION! Color by TOi.MCOmK! "IfTxir% Fo ii k 1 ol Dr. CJibson Hill Ctmen studies o! OiaiiptM IS |'l,.,to K ra|.h> Depi<»in X »^»<'"- lls K><ls ol the MiUayan b,
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    JACK'S DARLING – DAY'S BEST BET
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    80 15 d „rrd m the Mcoad half of the hookey match th^ HODC'A and U« %MCA am the BOIK A \,.t.r«tH> evening gave the BODCA a une-nil vie- t uAI was foalle** despite determined efforts D art of the for*ard» U» score. x through the secon I half the V.'O3C\
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    157 15 ■t |,ii\|K)N. Tups. ■chi'i-' Louis S L|, r rt>TN '.it ne J X ,-hlrrs >avold J < ontender B, th worW title. He X, i 'tit think loh- Bg „ii a foul will stop J K|. from being; Kn d ainon^ tht- lead- Kjj h-.iw rights." j Kj. "I
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    25 15 Ire Women's Hoction will hold a »g i Uh Singapore CricI ecember 10 to i-e--li ctivitie.-. Women's i invited to send tjr- m ruativ<?3.
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    124 16 Fund Still Opek wm i i •U'.'.f i :hl\ I I C h»* All l>l rtK s. K**tiuirii Rama- > o»i;«ni".-:i tvran I IjW l chop 9mm t'^At. I \\v ■dtff > 1-W* Caiimlin AorkI ihe i ital *tand* at vi.Vv-. 1 Ihe ru»d bf n I »o long ft"
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