Morning Tribune, 9 December 1948

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    Masthead
    13 1 MORNING Tribune I \,u Series) THI KSDAY. DK(KMBKR 9, IJMH. I'riie 10 Ont»
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    UTCH USE 'M' AID ON NEI TROOPS
    317 1 UTCH USE 'M' AID ON NEI TROOPS Malom: "U.S. A. won't like this" We want trade with Republic' \> far u.n the evidence h is >iioun. the $600 million allotted to the Netherlands 1 under the Marshall Aid Plan for this first year which is almost at its end *eems
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    HIANG:-' WILL OMMIT SUICIDE'
    61 1 ON KONG, Wednesday. Leading Chi a iblished a report today that Geneialift-,-shok recently told close foUowen if r against the Communists he would fore the Nanking monument of Sui j r of the Chinese Republic. I v en* g leJ I tiian I I th take
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    Malay Students' Grants
    101 1 Malay Students Grants Tft€ Conference of i cently decided to ai>ot |49 I for scholarship expend i for J Malay students Abroad. This wad reveal i by th« Montr: Besar of Negri Sembi\hj\ at the State OoudcU meetne on Tuesday, an (Ttusao Meiayu report Mid. The announcement was made in
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    They lost to nature
    67 1 They lost to nature BY Wed. Sixty-artx mtin [slanden bo1« He of the mort K( IV Ige ..i 01 spinal -rung the wayi i. Moi^ington and in the t: k iin -.11 low I ind 30 mild tor. Island, was it undreda of the over the p^t *ar i mnanti
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    China reds attract 1RADERS
    240 1 China reds attract 1 RADERS WONG, some Lnessmen retald today trade v.ith the tt> unlsts. They e r.S. offlci- ngtoo has to prevent It! tfl may soon control to the Valley and foreign con- be opined <hbwy The Em- nsulates have their evacuai that There L intention of D r
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    Truman Got Less Than Half Vote
    53 1 NEW YORK. Wed.— Harry Truman wai elected pre*.dent with legs than a majorit ol the tal popular vote cait. a United Prejg tabulation shj wed today. H< got 24 059.194, cr less than halt th< total vote, but still ever than 000,000 more than
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    MARSHALL OPERATION FOR CYSTS
    91 1 MARSHALL OPERATION FOR CYSTS NF'.Y YORK, Wed. The reason for the operation performed on Secretary of State Gen. George Marshall yester- r w*t that two cyttfl ha.l loped in one kidney. Th.> ki.in.v had been removPhere W a nothing malign int. n wai stated. The Qeneral'fl condition (h< i.JS was
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    STOP PRESS
    58 1 PARIS, W>«l.— Britain anMMUaWd t€ th- S.ruri.N Council today that sh.- tad information that un am... I J. wish foro- was mountf towards Transjonlan. Britain'! delegate told tfce Council that it UM Jewt «•<><; tlnued U> "»ve towards |raiisj.»r<lan, a*e would t.. forced t<» take nctlon In conformity
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    Dutch Walk-out At ECAFE
    124 1 Dutch Walk-out At ECAFE j SYDNEY, Wed.— The Indonesian Republic was S admitted an an associate i member of the Inlted Nations Economic Com- mission for Asia and the lur Rant on Wednesday. The Netherlands* delega- tion immediately walked S out in protest. I The N.K.I, also was admitted an
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    HE COULD HAVE USED LETTERS
    248 2 Had he been con-man LONDON Uednesd^y, GEOKOE Gibson, portly Bmk of Kngltnd director. vzs que*;'ooed eontidenti 1 letters hf hai written to sttM^B :»Hen Sidney Stnaiey when the Loadon tribun probing ailegatioß» ol corruption in Government circles sat for the 17th time today. (.:bM>n. agreed
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    Sherlock Holmes
    62 2 n^ La: Chen*, one ol the act detecuve* from th; I leratiorj C ID. will i Icasl from Radio MaU i next Friday. December I at 9.43 p.m. He will tel 1 1 atorjr of mu:d->r cas y. work 'c Orj laat year and I »j rb briefly
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    Vampire Goes To Bangkok
    230 2 M AVSHHinS THE Tengah based Vampire, piloted by Flight Lieut--1 enant G. Francis, A.F.C.. will fly to Bangkok today to give 3 demonstrations for the Siamese Air Force, the Diplomatic Corps, and leading members of the business community. J tram tor thl^c hours. Four Sakais in
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    SURPRISE SMELLS ARE SWEET
    256 2 THhLK is an 82 per cent 1 probability that the woman who findk a bottle of perfume under her Christmas tree will like the smell of it. according to a poll just completed. That is a two per cent better chance than she has of linking
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    Torpedoes Were Less Trouble
    82 2 Torpedoes Were Less Trouble j > K IKK surviuriK th«> y i ,i* of being t r > Hofd \\\u f during the y M»r, 64 yesr-vld I < Sam drifted Into the t > dock In the First Mft- S uiii I ouri )e»trrd»>. He S u&a t hiirged
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    Justice Is Tempered For Wong
    126 2 \roUTHFUL Wong ToO| &enj» <20*. a clerk employed in Troloppe and Sons furniture makers, sold $T3C worLh of teak wood entrusted; to him Wong told the First Dis:riet Court yesterday r. ustd the money to pay t:idebts of his family Wong took the *ood to
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    Generators: Jury Told Required
    34 2 Generators: Jur y Told Required T m, 1 1 11 :IC> of the b. was occuL y to •Maud iv,,z acd „^2 and Davi,i Wolff GuubereS abt'tnit- nt The ju will toCoa this non
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    TWO ROBBERIES YESTERDAY
    89 2 ti»er« wt t« two rabkotepd tti i A Malay hei way home waa wiyliiiS 1 lon^ Chim se la Gejlivjl robbed > Two hi um later a neat cake idler ]\m with hii family ia k«. ooog Bilat Road was nAWi (100 c tsti and three nU
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      57 2 ACCOMMODATION &lEBCANTILE HOSTEL 13, Queen Street, Ph^ne 2370 Excellent Cuiiine. Rich Meaty metis. Springy Beds. Modern .i.'nitatioa. For Particulars apply:— Suporintendent. Loveliness (if fro Vou'll love this gorgoous f t.-.:.u 1 m;:..ter \v:"Ji its QharraiQs ift iiae.-5 its r u. rm tittin^. One oa° tho maaj creaUoM «>y sf#i;cfa MODERN
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      39 2 BUCK RYAN RUGCLES j r *»/ws/i«oyT4«n-'W' that's all right! T.. i'ih ABirtmrnE) V getting dark hjo- IP"^^**( f m }J^".m OLt>6OV,(X»(T,T?- 1 VXIKHOWWHAT \tHOUGH MfeSr YnO%MF(WTWTO) ?i3 V V SL?^r Mmee SHORT Or GOON AND HOK FOB J I^/I^,
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    Eight Britons And A Dane Wought 138-ton launch from U.K.
    110 3 Eight Britons And A Dane Wou ght 138-ton launch from U.K. I LD Mi. A. A. Baxter and a even ol vcn brou«»h ia to Singipore in seven weeks oh in-. a eOWYeifeod Fairmilc British naval nnftaaa i*,, u ciHivcy to the Shell Company. troI ,aunch I I" will relieve
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    UNKNOWN
    87 3 S L ng Chuan Singapore day <Sepag figure .i pie went whispered. I Tan wail mt yesterjurea wer^ hich cuuia Limber ri ach hoist naking thtoj ran th-.-JSITOR I \L\\ I -..< nt oi P. [nternationnl, D will arrive r S iturday cv. from the cal Rotary I r
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    NO FANCY HATS FOR TRISHAMEN
    132 3 Commissioners Rule:— •h JXS »rSdi sxs" r d v Thil Commissioners approver 1 rye-taws which ere expected to come into force from Jan jary l. next year. From this date, not moio two adults or one adttl' two children not exceeding throe ft et in
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    Tribune Thomas Cup Food Donations
    143 3 Latest contributions to the Tribune Thomas Cop 5 Fund:- I Kc»i Caawng Oo. I (Mr. F. S. Thams Kt:a!* Lumpur $10.01 A Furasian work- big K-ri 5 3.00 j The *«>tal new stands at ?3.345. The Fund will be open so !oiu; as the fb'»
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    Enlisted-Men To Sit On Outs
    62 3 WASHINGTON. Wednesday. -Enlisted men will be allowed to I t on At my Court? Martial Board- soon, under an executive Older signed by President Truman on Tuesday. The At my said this move, among Other "sweepim; improvements" to take effect February 1, is being made
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    MUSIC EXAMINATION RESULTS
    355 3 candidates pass, I "nations of the W B of the Roval held m Sin- In the subshown. V" erlt 5, -tmtion. -'-'Mnary GraJe:— vlvia Zacchcus. rreau. Gracic Chew, Josephine J Teresa PilKao Ching S. -huan, Dorothy f Wong, peter I, Tay Peck ii J Yong Sui ■wcvChan.
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    'TRISHA IS THE POOR MAN'S CONVEYANCE'
    149 3 'TRISHA IS THE POOR MAN'S CONVEYANCE' J aasa/i rnaneyasaa rl hi *.hvu'd n tu I «<> to-, r:»ar.> lacnanrwl N *>. .,;t,u:i t -ii y liiiiiripiii at a meeting f,« pR s S r^ tnsh.' i,v. Vl < da>. Mr. Fii^ih. «ur»|Htrt< I Mr. it. v Medfcin, rtarki-d M*jfce,ti<. i
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    TRUSTFE NAMED
    85 3 TRUSTFE NAMED MR Thio Chan Bee, J. p I riahSS r »!1 ipr»t;ir.!< d rn»m ber ol ih? B Truste fie Singapore Imp: E n 1 DSl foi thret y far 'n pi M Chi a r P io resign ij b er Mi. Chi n n sigi au»c l»e
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    Ceylon Community Association Activities
    113 3 Ceylon Community Association Activities The Ceylon Association, Singapore, has Israed ;i welfare rub-committee. < Members are Di P Thillalbathan, Titus dr Silva, An timny dc Silva. Edgai finthoni ind Ernest Fernando. Membera ate wrelc i to make Inquiries and give gestions they may nave to Mr. anthonisE. i i a.
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    Buying In Britain
    19 3 111 sjofi l« r/.r,K in London I ,m ICtiOO 1 n-rnr for I I and commttnlcfttioni
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    Radio Workers Form Union
    160 3 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Radio Malaya Asian employee! have formed th"ir find trade union with ft membership of over 200. It will be known as th^ Department of Broadcasting Employees Union when it is registered under the Societies Ordinance. i.,, 1P assistants, technleiaas to ;-on tneladrd Mr
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    world has to wait
    7 4 an international illness.
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    U. S. Secretary Of State 'Doing Excellently'
    226 4 U. S. Secretary Of State 'Doing Excellently' WASHINGTON. Wed- Us. Secret*;!,* of State George c. Marshall underwent a major operation yesterday when un? ot his kidneys was removed. "The operation was successful. Th? Secretary is doing excellentiy. No complications anticipated." the Army's .valter Re^d Hospital reported after the operation. The
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    Madame's (Social) Cup Of Tea
    91 4 Madame's (Social) Cup Of Tea I WASHINGTON. Wed.-The White House announced toda v that Madame Chiang will be President Truman's guest a* tea on Friday, but it gave d/j hint when she will see him fo-| a talk on aid to China. Mr>. Truman and Mrs. Marshall will be present
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    French Denial
    63 4 i'ARiS. Wed. Government circles formally denied reports that France 'had urged the' immediate signing of a peace treaty with German v. I According to reports circum. lated in London, the French Government had advised the United States and Britain to conclude a peace treaty with Germany before the
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    Ningpo Grief At Sea Drama
    218 4 SHANGHAI. Wed. The Ningpo Residents 1 Association of Shanghai officially announcod that ove r 2.800 families of passengers thus far reported their relatives missing in the Kiangya paster. rhin f, iP\ owners- lhe China Merchants steam Navigation company, however, insisted that this could not b>
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    Kyoto is Radio Active
    77 4 TOKIO. Wei. The discovery of highly radio-active metals in the Tango district of Kyoto Prefecture is reported by Professor Jitsutaro Takubo of Kyoto University Physics Department at a meeting of the Geological Society cf the University*" In trips through the Fuchu country of Tango, the Japanese
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    Hsuchow Evacuated By Reds?
    33 4 SHANGHAI W I Central AJi tCrJ tion (CATC the im y that it I mg flights to Hi I indication that I I evacu Ui by U R U.P.
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    GERMANS FLEE TO THE WEST
    191 4 GERMANS FLEE TO THE WEST BFKLIN, Wed.— -Germans arc floeiui; Iron* the Russian occupation zone to lite 1 nittul States and British zones at the rate of from 25.000 to 40,000 a month. Five Germans have already bee'i MQteucfd to death by the Russians on charges of "economic sabotage" in
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    Air Salute To Siam
    53 4 Air Salute To Siam UNGHO* a i a I ill. »'<ief u n R1I l nl. I IMS < I "''V h ft las ba! 1 Eft ,,ra,i Mr, J** itliedia "an naa ftaaaeWi aaana the Wjir h aamas t« hold th- 2 Ijal >,ar u.rv upsfJ J th»- military
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    UNKNOWN
    169 5 -A. N i which tj'cal leaders and ir. this country. M thins MunicicboM have never MiDttch interest ■jal poUtica. This ever, in the most .i\- id v i n oed i 7 h e re errone us beI n n g the that KS leinT lived in Mupontics exit
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    TRIBUNE MAGAZINE
    106 5 tj It bench the Amazon attest was aaSoosorufi more than four eenturies ago, little of the hinterland lying more than rive miles behind the rior I anks has e\er In-en explored. \«»\v team of experts and scientists from the I nlt«Nl £j Nation* la to begin a ten-year
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    SECRETS OF THE LOST WORLD
    917 5  - SECRETS OF THE LOST WORLD PETER WARING I SCIENTISTS of eight nations are preparing to set out on a ten-year quest to open up the ••Lost World" in the vast basin of the Amazon River the world's last frontier, a mysteiioae area a? large as the PSA. and about Which
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    Dying Race
    72 5 ONLY. ron-trurtiv-' policy backed by th. mones and power ol the Common--1 tltn Government can gave Australia's aoorlglna] declare! Australian author, Alan Mafshall in 1,1.^ "Ourselves Writ the aboriginal is left ,;i',. he will perish/ 1 shall cl Um "And tuture ia left to th. will peri h
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    ROBBING PETER TO PAY PAUL
    1496 6 ROBBING PETER TO PAY PAUL A Singapore Banker looks at the Debtor Creditor Bn I AFTKK more than tfetSS years the Moratorium has been lifted in Hongkong The (provisions of the Debtor and Creditor (Occupation Period) R:!l 1948. which was passed in June last, can now be enforced, share transactions
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    THE ARMY WELCOMES ANYBODY
    446 6  -  TAN KOK HIN Kdo&\ '"'^^wp^WfcviSßHßc^nHHJlpffipFv.'^fi Sir. Bo ing a civilian clerk of the army. I was natuially interested in the memorandum which tile Army Civil Service I Union recently* submitted to the H.E. the Governor of Singapore and In which it compared the conditions of service
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    Scots Will Not Be Quartered
    317 6 Scots Will Not Be Quartered SCOTSMEN, who can still j be hanged, drawn and I quartered under laws of their country surviving from the middle ages. will be freed from the threat of barbaric justice when the new Scottish criminal justice bill, rea- ches the statute book. Drawing and quartering,
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    WORLD PHOTONEWS
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    AIR FORCE'S NEWEST 'FLYING BOX-CAR'
    110 7 in its fir>t public demonrtntton and test flight at \\,rcr- Virport, Trenton, N.J.. Ike I > VF's new YC--I?,'. better l.nnwn as the ■riyim; R ;ir. gave specMfn i thrill an it went thr>tij;h s pace*. Shown In tort above, thr hupe cargo [)?.?>■ hin
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    CRASHED COAL CARRIER
    72 7 Cameramen and a jptard Itaad by uivoka&e of a foorfngiivd I .S. Navy plane 1 "?ht which crashed »*J tamed at TempelM Mrtn-ld In Berlin. Four Navj and Air Force fliers were injurrd In the plan* uhich was carry 10--t^ns of o.al t(» Wockaded R^«n A th«-
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    On Your Radio Today
    179 7 BI T I VFTWORK Viva Acmrica vou the music of •lean; 1.30 News; music by Harry close Down. !':o£ramme SumNews Summary and P Ices; 8.25 Callospitals—Patients s for their favourite 900 'TTJUL"— Handley Show; 5 Dance music; Review; 10.30 the Peoples -Songs m sung and playPeople
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      36 7 VICTORIA THEATRE j TONIGHT io, ii Dee. ;it I Sun 12 Dec ti M° j THE OIPORTANCB l BpecUl BUg< Clul I ANNIVKHSAKY I Ml I < Tel r )H<ti Bx i tre. Tel. < RBNBE PARRISH j
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    UNKNOWN FIRE!
    66 8 UNKNOWN FIRE! 2.45 A.M. I TAX MINI IKS AFTER THE FIRST TtOM ROUINSON KOAD, AT 2.50 A.M., EFIRE HKK.VDE WERE I'NWINDB AT THE FIRE WHICH PARTIALTHE sHAW HK OTHERS' FILM HEADIEDH&DAI MORNING. I ANSWERED THE CALL AT ONCE. VESE K»l K KNCiI.NES. >TPir IHK l IKE WAS I'NDER HEBtILDINGS ON
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      252 10 EXrLISIVt TO THE HIOHXIXG THlBIM: j 1 JACITARMSfRONC __T ,-..vr:/;:S v Thls 15 ABSURP/"^\ HAM/ I'LL SHOW I SCOFF^^^^^J HOW POT KNOW THESE PBOPUE J VOU SOMETHING/ V NOW/ ICC,-:. PR PINZA TWS 15 NOT A HAVE NO BCA^B/ fV. FOLLOW ME/ 7-^^ _r-; J T H PK£SfC?eNTCARPOSAIP \TRCK Al/WBE
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    A CAKE FOR THE CHRISTMAS PARTY
    956 11 Ltiel nildien's tv th choo ite marshCrctkc will the 5 9Od things the recipe. riltm IMoUtt Bit '■■ike tfn 3 rap cup 1 tetipa n vanilla. 2 (?z< wrfl beaten. I packet chocolate, melted. k cups i- lilted ,-ake dour. 1 fctspa soda. 1
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    DIARY
    156 11 BACK from their vacations in Hongkong arc the Tan Chin Tuans. They left here on the Carthage and flew back 8.0.A.C. Said Mrs, Tan, The >oa was rough on the voyage and kept me in bed all" the way so we decide' l to fly back." Left for Bangkok
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      62 11 WLES HOTEL rKIS EVENING IN THE NEW LOUNGE THE COCKTAIL HOUR from 7 to 8 p.m. INFORMAL DANCE L* from 8 45 p- m -'™i PICKFORD HIS ORCHESTRA s unday¥ight's attraction Th e band of the ROY A L ARTILLERY (Plymouth) > Permission of the Officers R.A.) iu <*or:^ Li
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      94 11 SPECIAL XMAS ANNOUNCEMENT f P BEAUTY SPECIALIST JUST ARRIVED LATEST TREATMENTS COMMENCING MONDAY isth DECEMBER TCLEPHONE FOK AFKMNTMENTS MAKE AN EABL1 AWHMNTMENT FOB rOUB FACIAL TBEATMENT STRAPLESS BRASSIERS FOR EVENING WEAR MRS. "TOMMY" THOMSON 18L G.H. BLDG. BATTERY RD. STORE TEL. 7997 f i^Jflfa//|SjjHfci .SEES* aaaaVm JaS^rM^af Kj W f
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    FILIPINO STAR TO MAKE DEBUT IN COMING FILM
    221 12 dfjdflskdfjksdfI CINCtAFOKE will mx>ii be seeing a new star Ml the screen. He is Kamon del Gario. Filipino, wsh% mad history in his battle against the Japanese when tlie Philippine Islands were invaded by the enemy in the Pacifir War. Del wai
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      102 12 i j LAST 3 SHOWS —AlhambrAI STARTS TOMOiillOlV Preceded by WOODCOCK-OMA FIGHT! m\f WHOLE hi SERIAL! TODAY 3 SHOWS OIIHTIIBI^^3 %M This i5 the very 9| |l LATEST P P^Drail ALL THE ICK ■^^J TRACY SERIALS: ALL-NEW /C^s| THRILLS! Wt figh* for life in Hie -Q^^r^l i t'lfc^l l [The
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      128 12 UDg N r,uROY "DEMON L.r <• STAIIT« TO-IIAY 11 1.45 4.00 6.30 lift i n^ fiafcijjjtajitaa. IiBAHRYMORt Vk^iV^^THEVOR PKon e sis9jy AIR-CONOITIONEO I aIAO LA^BW^^n^BV^^ai I gAM| j Last 3 thOWl 3. 6.15 9.15 p.m. t A 20th Century Fox Miracle Musical! FOOT LIGHT I SERENADE" Btarrtef lieuy (Jrable Fohn
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    THIRTY MILLION BUSHELS LESS
    81 13 THIRTY MILLION BUSHELS LESS I I net!.— The ofticial forecast for this se>;»>H x^rilhui wheat crop is 189,8>0 t OOO bushels. M>n L M 1)00,000 busheis below last year's ivithls M i!»,913.000 bushels. .mh).000 bushels more than the average vears ended 1938-39. ider wheat this season, latest official 12 971.000
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    Stock market
    18 13 ■london- w,d Quiel ■j,. r i n all sectT 81 CI Market shares closed lower.- AP
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    Meat for U.K.
    30 13 LONDON. Wed Uruguay has contracted to ship 34.000 tons of rmat to Britain during the year ending next February 17. the Ministry of Food has reported- AP
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    Malayan Share Quotations
    661 13 Hull Ana in: The share market con- tinned to be dull yester- a S day with small business J passing at slightly lower I prices again. %aaaea^f/ Dec. 8. vafU quotation* K_y 4. given by the Mal* Kb Sharebrokers' AsjoclaUoa K*t as am_r aeiicr K., lc. 14.00
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    COPRA, COCONUTS, COCONUT OIL
    143 13 COPRA exports from Malaya I in October totalled 6,831 tons ($4,306,189). Exports from Singapore accounted for 6,781 tons ($4,276,789). The Netherlands bought up 2,300 -ons ($1,603,321). all of which A-ent from Singapore Imports of copra into Malava Jurmg the month totalled 6 552 tons ,3,198.223). the
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    Produce Market Round-up
    127 13 I Speculation la again rife la th. peppei market with reports that 'oca i stocks ate running low because of krregalai ar rivals. Belleis' quotations f<»i both th:> black and white qualities ercre again marked up yes- terday. Over 1,000 ba^s Blah -ago hour v, tic bought
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    RUSSIA PILES FIGURES
    70 13 RUSSIA PILES FIGURES b K J (M r as •inlu'n.-ed as bfore 1M mtt p,,,e ,s K >S J X T,,,t,! l '"<"'•"• V. n :l monthly Una. World production ol natural ti rubber durin. n-s I correspondim ■lin.H tT c b r period o| 1947 M a tou Product
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    Rubber Up
    60 13 5 Vf>t,r,iaNs rubh^ri i» r sateH thr. mm*n „f „n t: 12? »"-i^v m:ir s am. ,h an lu^S th-n kecamc ii rill S :lh K< r? ices ""'-«uat..«i in m«- afternoon uh,- n s, 11- I«ti app^an-d. l. t< r th( T ?2*^ f-^ and i,, MMI
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    RUBBER MARKET
    51 13 Yesterday's closing prices for lubber were Buyers s- IU i b. No. 1 Dcc. RSS 35- vi No 2 Dec. RSS 34- 38 No. 3 Dec. RSS 33-% 34- On registered t< ndot Pee. :<•".- ::<; Jan. -Mar. 1949 35- 7 36-4 Apr-June li)49 35- 3<J Tone: Steady.
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    GOODS FOR JAPAN
    27 13 WASHINGTON, Wedaesda) More than 500.000 tens of I'.S. I consumer goods went to civilians of Japan and Keren in Ai: gust and September, A.P.
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      95 13 WE HAD TO HOLD THIS OVER FOB ANOTHER DAY FOR THOSE WHO COULD NOT GET IN LAST NIGHT. LAST 4 SHOWS (7)<xc>Uw>i 2-4.15-6.30-9.30 p.mV phone: bqos j T^T- "*J0 \f r MfffS WtYrT^i aal/^ RAYMOND MASSEY- JACK CARSON j PETER LORRE >..»-..< n FRANK CAPRA NHSCIIU U« to. "I" 0
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    LT.-COL. FOX SADDLES 3 WINNERS
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    Empire Tribunal
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