Morning Tribune, 10 December 1948

Microfilm: NL2345
Total Pages: 16
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    Masthead
    9 1 MORNING Tribune ,>«*'»» ~ne*' I>WB*BKK .0. .948 l>ri,, 10 C*nts
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    REDS SLASH 15,000 TREES IN ONE NIGHT
    248 1 REDS SLASH 15,000 TREES IN ONE NIGHT sdfksdhsdkfdjkfhI Mm than 15,000 rubber trees were dashed by bandits in one nighi on one ewe in South Perak. Ihis WM learned last night, a few hours aJtt-r the price of rubber h»d jumped from H6 rents to Slashine has also been reported
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    The girl who wasn't met
    141 1 PIKST "floating buV' for T <.< ho<>'-eh {l d!vn, t h v m.v. CkWMi brinpin^ 10? children from \usfraiian to «:p nil Christn>a% with their relatives Arrived in Sin^np^re ;«es. terriav. On)y MM student, 15--jui from Ix»r»-to C<»n\ant, fKbome, \V*-*t Außtralia, had no one to
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    Smugglers cost E. Indonesia 80 million guilders
    149 1 ■MACASSAR. CELEBES, Thurs. Eighty million ■ta worth of goods has been smuggled out of Bern Indonesia in the past two years, most of it to ■apore. Justice Minister Soumokil toM Parliament Hesaidoiu Macassar firm alone made a net profit ■million guilders in less
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    Leading Lady Made It
    100 1 Leading Lady Made It AT four o'clock yesterday afternoon, the players of the Stage Club heaved a sigh of relief. Tonie Witt was well enough to play her part in their production. "The Importance of Being Earnest." On Tuesday. Tonie got dengue fever, and had to BO taken home from
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    PYLE BURIED
    43 1 HONOLULU. Thurs. The U.S Army announced Wednesday' that the body of Krnio Pyle. famous war coirespondeat killed at h Shima. near Okinawa, in ItSO, will be buried n the National Memorial Cem< tery of the Pacific in Honolulu next June. A.P.
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    BELCHER TO RESIGN
    46 1 LONDON, Thurs. Mr. John Belcher. Parliamentary Secrctaiy to the Board of Trade, is to resign after giving evidence before the tribunal hearing allegations of con-uption in Government circles. Mr, Aiken Watson, his counsel, announced this during the tribunal session today. (SEE PAGE SKTEENT
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    Oil Firm Flies Out Marine Crews
    75 1 The Anglo-Saxon Oil con pany of Singapore li Hying 24 special marine technicians out from England to meet shortage in crews for u v tanker fle^t. The men ur? expected arrive it Kalian g tomorrow aboard a chartered B. O. Ac. aircraft, which li
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    Eighteen artists exhibit
    144 2 Eighteen artists exhibit AVI"' 200 examples in oil. Vptstel, water colour sivl charcoal— the work of 18 artist -members— will be OB vie* tcday when the secon-i Y. M. C A. Art Cub exhibi-t-on Is declared open at 5«iJ p.m. by Dr. G- V. Allen. The clubs A: c entnusiasis
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    Ore Returns: Austral Malay Tin
    44 2 Ore Returns: Austral Malay Tin The directors of Austral Malay Tin Ltd. announce the to: lowing return? for November The figrores Fhow ore recovere(irt picu!s». Kampong Kamunt: ng 29' Thabawleik 32;. Austral Amalpainated Aaam Kumhang Section 6 1 I Ulu Yam Section 40 I
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    Appeal Cot Him Bigger Fine
    74 2 i A motor repairer. Wong Pak Lam, who was fined $100 or a month's imprisonment after a taxi driven by him had crashed into a Chinese hut and caused the death of the owner, apj pealed against his conviction in the High Court yesterday. I
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    Dyaks Go Home
    97 2 !rrilE »»>iik«. hn\f all r. li:rn i lo iMMMI MM <••{»! for J>i> mrn h .in mt rni niny f«>r r\ ir uith tht- Civil Unison t h.\ ri«j»f h«Tf !>• .jnmk4 in j!ii»|»!i' o|>cr:ii. .i^.int tho iMUMltts aril tht BM I'* a |W M ii ih«-
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    TEACH THEM BETTER, SAYS CHEESEMAN
    187 2 TEACH THEM BETTER, SAYS CHEESEMAN The standard of Malay education must be improved if Malays are to gain progress in the educational field. Mr. H. R. Cheeseman, retiring Director of Education, Federation of Malaya, told the All-Malaya Malay Teachers' Union in Kuala Lumpur on Tuesday. Although there ia an increas-
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    BLOOD STAINE MAN IN COURT
    199 2 BLOOD STAINE MAN IN COURT British Tommy Beat him up WTTfI bloodshot eyes, h^lf his hyrd wrrpped in b:\-n\-f h!s shirt crostsd with oo^Mtov-old bio id, burlv Boo! Ch^nd stepped in*o the First District C u 1 do k yestsrthy to answer charges of extorion ?nd ♦tftnpted extortion. Some 20
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    Look After That Card
    57 2 C. L D. Chirf, Mr E. V. Fnwi+r s* d UNt 441 p*opl«> hart reported tt!««'r i<»»»TitJtv cards !:>•€ bv four o'clock y#>>star«l*v affrmoon. "I cannot »tndrrvt»n h*»*v r»eopio can be ho C3»r*»' he said. "It <«u**-h a lot at lnronven?»rve to the aathorifies and a
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    The Museum Might Be Expanded
    73 2 Expansions ot Raffles Museum over the area where the Royal English School and British Council tuilding<tand has en mooted by I Government. Mr. M. W- T Tweedie. Di rector cf the Museum, said yesterday that nothing definite has been decided but he thought that the
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    Mr. Broadhurst
    20 2 Mr. D. K. Broadhun-'t. D.S.O.. Assistant Supennteadant of Police, has been appointed Assistant Commissioner C.I.D Singapore Police Force.
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    FOUND OPIUM IN SOAP B
    74 2 Sentence of one year's har labour was passed on each of two men found guilty of possessing of $15,000 worth of jpium in the Second District 7ourt yesterday. The two men, Sim Soon Hon*: (27> and Tan Beng Teo (23; rere seen carrying i i
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    UNKNOWN
    36 2 rath r and n Jb^ a -i ,J, V 't Pel- '/iBaaa I Rival concern-- <| country used W aaalry Soviet man, 1 S*!;!;' y !ars r B c *st on the use </•*■ mark Bata.- A.P.
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    UNKNOWN
    63 2 OEE Chip Fon b Sm j Bri rn<;:u"'e J house was on rir- the Police Court wavi Mid dav See ajai aTRatad m alter the Are artonak! Brothers PUna Headqal Wednesday He was charged afj if canvas tx d at tarty of the SingapS Bntr-'W Bee pleaded not wa<;
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    LALLYNG FIRE
    20 2 a small I caught m Flmah P sd m nocn bu; ssf pal 'I 20 mlnui No ~fl
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      31 2 VICTORIA THEATREJ Tonight Tomorrow at 8.45 p.m. Sun. 12 Dec. at $.30 p.m "The Importance Of Being Earnest" by OSCAR WILDE 5 I Stag< dub t Tsary i 'i I AHRISH
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      70 2 BUCK RYAN I iMNflsKvT^H^ll f^^J^i^ V^oil '»EU.K3WflIMWaSffl»fl.B,aNJ I THE uT, 6 r: F^J 1 HENWRM«£bt f«~ wilr r?Hl^?iW£S 05EE SEE IKE SHARPENED BfiMBOO STAKE CLEAR^ -V-' '-j~:V» mBmuSa^^sm and 5 J LN e CENTRE lh v ri MEmo w,CM 5l M RUCCLFS I f Y*\ Sf?S V m t>ASH rr!-*E~aui9\
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    Counsel used wrong word
    71 3 Counsel used wrong word iirt yesterday, Counsel for the c Case, Mr. Elias, asked Cpl. >.1.8 if he had suspected thit were involved in the cas:. ivilians' but a 'prominent emitted him. .at the? B uned B in i t Paya I 7 W V v tol< K every B
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    UNKNOWN
    15 3 Ise B -t Chu t Imitttd Bahi'i ••v:th a the het£ I D sterdaf
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    Nothing to stop him
    96 3 niGHTEEN \vnr-o\i M h! Ei }»ussini btfl Moh.i Si! Hff that there \v is noth n t st >p his entorinq; a h>us' hi i v";cntl<» Road, so he mCced in •ni hfip^d Ulam'f irtth iboul '?.O worth of r'wthinp. en th i ue:ht of Dec
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    SCOUTS IN BATAVIA
    42 3 3ATAVIA. Thurs. -B. routs from Blßgtporc Mnlaya. China and India t;- i day toured the iifhti of Bu i tavia. while their ship fCoppeo fwe% here on tts way to Wes :^rn Australia where the will attend regiona •amboree.
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    ONE-WAY ROADS SUGGESTED
    113 3 ONE-WAY ROADS SUGGESTED A one way traffic scheme for all the roads in the Singapore town area, proposed bv the Singa^o_e mnrovf»ment T*** h being by the Tr fir Advisory Committee. The scheme aims at th^ removal cf all collision points. encourages free flow of traffic, arvl makes traffic Hphts
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    CEMETERIES GOOD BUSINESS
    44 3 CEMETERIES GOOD BUSINESS >'. Hoard it rates private m Singapore. hyt who at meetsaid a: Kstate, .nto a ttm K^'" ■•ring Nttsa; J2J (SO .^ach. tak- must earn i it" he said. Lrai:: that the ral( issued JJ' 01 the rubber F 1 "i und.
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    Clerk on outrage charge
    33 3 Clerk on outrage charge L r- -< year-old JT i.neral j},;' into qT! the r^^ag* nie nwxiH7 on DeP- P« in the la D u *<u- trUI, He f WOO in two F post
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    Indians Will Be Sent Back From Australia
    73 3 Indians Will Be Sent Back From Australia I CANBERRA. Thuis m,_ v Repw^ntaUvai toJ Immigration said in th. l xvh0 p oamc to AustnS day that 69 Eurasians fion In bl bo Sl n t back i lia aboard the Strathcder. -u P 10 a aD> Mr. Calwoil. who was
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    216 Gurkhas Will Go To Hong Kong
    89 3 The 2 6 Gurkha Riies arc under ciders to move from Malaya to Hong Kom; at tin •nd of tins year to replace t.i. Ut Royal InmskillinK ruaiucrs, which was originally Jo leavt Hong KOOg iot tho I ni.<« Kingdom this Autumn and
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    Food news for housewives
    72 3 »1 pped in re with to cominj into Jt:/ M holdHite rice 1 from irop K ago. range from 35c. 45c. compare I with 50c— 55c previously Fish prices fluctuated consu erably during the week. GOCWsized prawns are now aroun $2.40 a katty compared wnn last
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    "YOU WILL GET MORE FILMS FROM EGYPT"
    211 3  - "YOU WILL GET MORE FILMS FROM EGYPT" MR. KHOURY —SAYS I OC'AL au.li.nos uh,. n t'. <in^ii)a> to s.. Ee\n- '«^«r tl,, ucto rs mh« l» M.!«v. This h \u!..in,- E. Kh.Miry. pur ner nut! manaj;inf:-dir;. -ti.r thp Nahas Film s|, H i IUSi To. F;,rt> a%M v.ar <>M. I
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    FORGED NOTES
    31 3 Two Chinese were arrested on >: mshment wairants by the ID. last nijjht. for their (iealn^s in torg«d notes. A Chinese 'At a!.-o arrested for being a <viet society member.
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    Road for Mr. Robey
    68 3 The Rural Board approve i i yesterday th 11 naming ot a n-- serve load off Poh Hunt Road a.s "Rohey Cpttomt" in honour of Mr. H. Gordon Robey, who 'mis hern KtpOMlMc for the i tlt'vrloprncnt of the art-a An iipji'ioatiun tioni th'' BeJok D:.*itrict
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    AUSTRALIAN BISHOP
    33 3 One of Auitrmlla*j dilfftte > the Untied Nations A>- mbly Bhhop Brii O'Brici Raised through Blnf*poi< yestfrdav OH his way bark to jydnry. Blihop O'Brien bishop Auxiliary to Ordinal Gilroy of Sydney
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      77 3 KAW it O WHY! hi i jiij-:.sm! The Worst of All the Lawless Boom Towns! >^rajfjl CONSIANCE BENNEII JBt m*T I BftOO CRAWFORD PATRIC KNOWLES I' Jt^^J ANNE GWINNE lEO CARRILLO fr JF ANDY OFVINE WARD BOND MIDNIGHT f^fflßES^l TOMORROW PS 9 V PORE ji of Dr. (iibson Hill's j
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    How Robert Lim Fights in China
    32 4 SUHOKON-GFXERAL K.»h»-.-f li. s. Lim (left), in charsf wi tht- Notional l>«»feno»* M.'dital eeatie in the Kiang: »an <livtri*«t nf Shanghai, ta'k^ Col. l^\-\ L. Wor^land.
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    COWS WILL DISPLACE RADIATORS
    111 4 COWS WILL DISPLACE RADIA TORS STOCKHOLM. Thurs. -[I jrou ire a fanner acd ha\ to 12 B\< i r your ccwshee. you can turn off you: radiilor. This is what about 90 000 tarmc:\s i n Sweden will o? able to do if a recently constructed pumpiii. ciirparat':.^ drawinu wn
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    Comedy Of Errors
    114 4 LONDON, Thurs.- Fifty sixpenny British stamps for* commemorating: the silver wedding of King George VI an.i Queen Elizabeth for use in the international zone of Tangier Morocco, with a face value of 25 shillings, are thought to be woith thousands of sterling because of a printing error.
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    OVERRULED
    33 4 PARIS. Thurs The United Nations Political Commits overriding Soviet oppositi fave i- lupport to the South- rn Korean Government, and co blishment of new L T nl-N,-tioas commission or« KOI a Reuter
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    Admit Ceylon—And Encourage Asia
    254 4 Admit Ceylon— And Encourage Asia PARIS, Thura. India supps j the implication of Ceylon for membership of tht Jnited Nations. Mr. If. c. Setalvad, Indian delegate told e General Assembly Asia ar.c in parti( iiai that region to which Ceylon geographically belon^i not adequately repr?sent3d in the U:M "it is
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    UNKNOWN
    325 4 Medicine As Front-Line Defence J NANKING, Thurs.— Existing civlUon xM schools »vouid supply enoimh doctors to- I fighting forces If the troops could wait K "'-I To xp^.'J up th«* process an d. at the same tlnn\ Increase t he nuinb'T .«f trained medical men for the civilian population
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    'ANON' GIVE A MILLION
    111 4 NEW YORK Thursfl An UMBymous donoi i*l only as a "Chinese Chri businessman" has present cheque for 1.000.000 establish a foundation in (Jolted States for pro' house.- for retiied foreign ■ftooaries to the Presbyl Board of foreign nissions. The Reverend Dr. LlyoJ land. lecreUry of t,
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    Roman Taste For Port B.C.
    110 4 Roman Taste For Port B.C. orono, ioktl ti\L Ihnrv— Th. ffl mans drank vinto^H made from the llnfl giapM which n< w pfl vMt th'- world witk pfl This has been r-v^alß ihirinu •'\i-a\atiiin* in tfl region at the inMigjtifl iof the [><>rt w in^ in^itifl of Oporto. K\(\i\ati»H have
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    Deep-Sea Divers Fight Octopus
    114 4 Deep -Sea Divers Fight Octopus st. louis. Than a surgery pr.tient should begin walking tftt same day he undergoes and operatior Immediately aft he becovera iron: the anesthetic Thi s advice w±s given to the United State* chapter of the International College of surg< on Dr D. J. c of
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      65 4 CHARACTER DANCING f 4 SCOTTS RD SINGAPORE. f f^ T&- 7&4 S^^l P. A rrmark such this is our finest ffjjljf* $'<3\'s recommendation, and it is being j^S^ f repeated- rii.iny limes daily the. world |§|?i ovrr when referrihg to the efficacv of fel^! DE WITT'S ANTACID POWDER. I :^J^
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    UNKNWON
    57 5 I K I: the H iblicans K; ire and irders and h the Bin r ist a s n. Br m- in t atm m H; v:'" have B la f mB Iru I nal B ions B i i ■J-' 1 -.id B i v •-vDt. h. had
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    TRIBUNE MAGAZINE
    568 5 MOP.K and BlOtV <mp!r iftßf .irici wjik- la ioii foi m thought beyond tiv. h pew They art- not emplogrtoi I sightless out "f b-xinoss. F- what blimi work Call «io in industry >■ Here air- sui i i.-i^' i bout the Hi. y are mobile' tbi will
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    DO NOT PITY THE BUND
    371 5 DO NOT PITY THE BUND testing ii I im- run •v VCH proved 1 Lers can tx quick y nd switched over rereni v >' con- Operations A C h the blind are enradio Industry lude 35 processes In valve manufacture, cloven in component manufacture, si five in die >■
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    STEEL DOOR GUARDS RED
    292 6 II' A! K light into National fl c BSaaaasei Meassas Briars, around the v>mcey. T i i rass < ii the council room a Walk rift* la? J I did. I tried it foi tf There's an iron ur- itiht aest la N fork tf a
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    Grandmothers In The Army
    324 6 ML' 10^ T*ft T EB ■HBMBHMMHhJ|mHMJH Sir. Mav Ibe permitted to humour '-Anti abater "who airea hi- views in the Morning Tribune of the 9th in«t I douVt if he is a civilian clerk, if he is. he must be very poor specimen of mankind. i:
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    SOON YOU WILL SEE MUSIC IN TECHNICOLOUR
    608 6 SOON YOU WILL SEE MUSIC IN TECHNICOLOUR INTO the darkened wards of 1 American asylums for the insane has come a new form of art, but its discoverers j don't quite know what to do with it. It is called "auroratone," and the man guiding its development is Larry Cr03by.
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    HO IN NEW YORK
    201 6  -  JACK FOX BY Washington. Lincoln. Franklin D. Roosevelt and an assortment of Maixist leaaers. Henry Wallace's picture is not on the wall although the party gav* him its support in the presidential election. The mUd-looking man of about 30. and wearing a brown sweater serves as
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    The Bells Bring Them Together
    137 7 I TK t,>i >kxt hear the bells or st. Andrews c *Tnr EITHER AT 6.53 EACH MORNING OR AT 5 in/w ii in -OH P» a TIGGING AT THE ROPKs iOXEN TPv Mh ..,l GIVBW IN MEMORY OF CAPTAIN J. s M FR\^ro AST HI
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      236 7 On Your Radio Today hl r «Bl NV ORK Signal; 7.01 Popular Request; PROGRAMES IN INDIAN PIJB Lmu4. f News in Mala >' 7 45 In im nni Openinp An- music terlude; 8.15 Close Down. =Jff and P>og Bum1.30 10.50 a.m. to 12.00 noon nou S ip nabn music by
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    THE CHILDREN'S SHIP MES IN
    128 8 THE CHILDREN'S SHIP MES IN into SINGAPORE wmkkp^ RAILED THE children's ship, thi s.s. haron, with itr* BOYS \m> •.IK!.<* WHO HA\K HKTI KM l> FROM A* MK\I.I\ H> tMBfD CMBSTMAfI WITH TIIKIK I'ARKXTs. THEftl WCBfl TKXIJs \M» I.AKiHITK rHBI nJHPBI INTO IH XKMS WAITINi, KOR THKM ram Nl <
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      204 10 EXIXrSIVE TO THE MOBXLXG Till til M J_____ JL^ _JACK^ARAASTRONC iJSTk^tr^i I REFUSE THERE'S THE H6EEYAH.' W^^tf HOKAY' GO OAT t^ >^- J \TO SAY OLP T./HBER >OU fWOB»TS IN S*^2lJ^- /A < J 5 6 VTXJR ATOM/C ANYTHING AOLF AGAIN HOLE/ WAN LAS' 1 3 BCViB/ HOW AfE >OUR
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    Cool Headlines
    338 11 By;-:/. th€ keynote tint r* re«l hairdressH tunate for H .ng in the Bp:s u *«y curls, and ido not look K :r. th< heat and arc Hrta-ly I to manage. Hcoreover present day Kiior.s ftta *t dictate that K woa: ar. :r.>! uttered hair K-v Sho*T. '.ore
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    BATHROOM'S ARE IMPORTANT TOO
    412 11  -  Kathleen Hickley By SO many houses in Singapore do not boast adequate bathrooms. Showers are efficient, and verv necessary in this climate, but are not to be compared with the luxury of soaking thoroughly in a long bath. Fortunately the new houses being built do include
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    DIARY
    89 11 I^IRST nigaten at last night's opening of "Peter Fan" by pupils of Dean School were Mr. and Mrs. im O'Kccfe whoso son. Steve, plays one of tenifyinu pirates. Off to HonpkonK tomouow by BOAC are Mrs. Y. C. Foo and Miss June Foo They w.l return in mid January
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      54 11 RAFFLES HOTEL THIS EVENING IN THE NEW LOUNGE THE COCKTAIL HOUR from 7 to 8 p.m. INFORMAL DANCE Cn from 8.45 p.m. PICKFORD HIS ORCHESTRA PUNDAYNIGHT'S ATTRACTION THE BAND OF THE ROYAL ARTILLERY (Plymouth) (P 1 »nd permission of the Officers R.A.) t°r:—LJeut S. V. Hayes L.R.A.M. =5-^ -jxs.m. (Director
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      63 11 C. K. TANG I Pewter Ware Bali Heads I Siamese Bracelets Silk Underwear I CARVED TEAKWOOD FTJRNITURB I ALL KINDS OF LINEN EMBROIDERIES I 241, River Valley Road, Singapore. Phone: WZS I Baby Portraiture WeMng Photography j 9 Portraiture in the Home I Distinguished Photography I Peter Robinson I Commercial
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    British Film News STARS REQUIRED FOR NEW FILMS, SO FINALS RUSHED
    456 12 British Film News STARS REQUIRED FOR NEW FILMS, SO FINALS RUSHED ril M DIKMTOR RALPH v»I ART has just vvm- pleted Sydney Fax's "op?n-air" proniu'tion •A Cdv. a (Jirl ftn4 a Bike" with the filming of ov*»r M sets In tne final w^k. ,>. mjotUy oi the j ii! <
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      114 12 HEKES VOUR WEEKEND ENTERTAINMFNr ITS COMEDY FROM START TO FINISH! ,11 ST \VH\T VOt NEED TO GIVE VOI* THAT OA¥ FEEUNG VOI UANI HEFOKE X'MAS. 24,15-6.30-9.3Qp.m. pHQNE g^ Wm f \\\J J OVIS A NKW ALL THE GLORY. I EXCITEMENT Qr THRILLS OF tw. j^ J YOI I fc^ AGAIN!
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      43 12 FOR TODAY ONLY! Show- .3, 6.15 A P.l*) pp I TOMMY TRINDBR In "FIDDLERS THREE" h hilarious Musical "ROMANCE ON THE HIGH SEAS" A Warner Uro TECHNICOLOR MUSICAL! TO-MORROW at MID-NITE "I WONDER WHO'S" KISSING HER NOW" Another 20th Century Fox TRCTINICOLOR MUSICAL!
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      47 12 •Norf,,.. UM m P-OVAI. TlllllLLtot IOB^AVI 11 1.45 4.00 -6.30 9.15 EDWARD G. HUMPWUY **********011 IAUREN Lionel BARRYMORE'CLAirETREVOR Preceded by Special Fight Film FREDDIE JOHNNY ■ILLS y» RALPH PHoneslsS^ A!ff-rON r >!T'O K rn M%f WHOLE W SERIAL Ji TODAY! Only 3 Shows: 1.45 5.30 9.00 I
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    RUBBER RATES REVIVED FOR S'PORE SMALLMEN
    98 13 RUBBER RATES REVIVED FOR S'PORE SMALLMEN bum rate of two m* a tappd* tree tnn art This gxture was fixed at meeting of the Singapore Rui ai Board yesterday Th.- Chairman of the Board (Mr, c \v. a Bennett) stated that sine- the liberation BO rates had been charged on
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    New rubber preservative
    41 13 DETROIT. Thara A new chemical which preset ves rubber but doesn't stain light coloured objects is reported by D. E. Winkler anl F. M. McMillan of the Shell Develop meat Co.. The chemical is an anti-oxidant. I A.P.
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    RUBBER PRICES YESTERDAY
    66 13 Set opened brisk j "trim, with t<>! prompl With n -is in VI,' the market became firm ileaed slightly mora than 1 seats ovei the previoua 'i t I .<> lag |,i afen Buyei Bi No. l Dai R88 .".7 .'t; L Dee, itss j !><•»■ RSJSJ
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    SHIPPING
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    Malayan Share Quotations
    649 13 a^aawaaaJfcJL jS^aaaaaa* j Little j interest j The share market j was featureless yesterdaj 1 with very little interest 5 taken. 2 Malayan Breweries are now quoted in their new form. ,,,,,e|, rV I Blngapore, Dec. 8. Bwaearcre snare quotation* Kaasiebrokers' As*xMattoa L 3 lows' I j
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    New York Stock Exchange
    79 13 Muetuat. I srOUBd the midday levels with tradois digesting developments at the Senate-House economic subcommittee Investigation ol business profits American Federation of Laboui has served a notice that it Intends to demand "maximum wage Increases" unices employers agree to halt H.itl r price Increases and cut
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    108 13 rWO Uu Yin Chong Dec. U SIAK .sagoflour vva a slightly easier market yesterday. Business for a shipment of 500 jags was transacted at the lower level of $ir>-\. Copra prices .showed a $1 hop for both BUBdried and mixed qualities. The following were yesterdays quotations SAGO FLOUR:
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    LONG-RANGE THREAT T0 MALAYAN RUBBER
    131 13 LONG -RANGE THREAT T0 M ALAYAN RUBBER II \|\N. \rgentina, Ihurs.— (iiven enough time. possibility that the amaleSSl amaBaaajaaera S !h r j.^.-'f more independent «f Far Eastern »vntbettS rubber than it has be^n. "''"'x !r\ at aea Sttn in* of the rubber tree is one S plan to transplant
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    31 13 l.-n UDE Thun ■a-;;- manning Australian m recently reK D gland, said alUn wm,' nr.ted Kin-; I to suffer ■l-,.' ■;••...-.> the British I' itantlsllj re- charges on Mr Reuter
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    W. INDIES START WELL
    111 14 ItOMBAV. ItßHi Writ lmfi«*^ nia«l«* a k»>«hl start uith an unfini>h«"d oprning imrtmTship of 9X belorr hiiirh rrunM India on th»* i»i»«-ninK MJ »»f th«- ..ml cricket N«l t»>.Ut.\ at the Krabotirne Sttdium. (K«'* n»t out IS. Ntollm«\\«*r mil Ml l*\. I►, iii.j J. :i can
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    INDIAN CRICKET STANDARD HAS PICKED UP
    94 14 INDIAN CRICKET STANDARD HAS PICKED UP I ONDOX, Thurs. Praise for the standard of cricket in India and the West Indies came from Colonel R. S. R«it-Kerr, Secretary of the M.C.C. at the annual meeting of First Class County Secretaries at Lords. Talking of international tours, he said the cricket
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    His Ears Move With His Feet
    93 14 His Ears Move With His Feet SYDNEY, Thur* Ro- vale Child**, famous in > S \u*ir*U» pacing ciri cleA, fascinates trot- ting fenatlca with th* antics ot his "siH> t cars." Whew racing at top J S s-Krd. Bo>-ale ChUden i ears keep time with i his hootb.'ats —his left
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    Don-a good captain
    200 14 f Responsibility rests on the M.C.C. and the counties to i ensure that the teams which go abroad should be as good as can be selected", declared Colonel Rait-Rerr. "But there is a limited number of players who come into the selection field and many have perfectly
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    JOYFUL JNRS TO MEET BOD
    71 14 A team to represent the Joyful Juniors Sports Ciud at soccer against the 223 8.0.D. (Military XI) on Saturday, at Alexander Koad ground will be selected from the following Tony ACaiia, Cheong Beow. O. Antfullia. Henry Chua. Kim Kee. Saclara Sintjh. Ah Peng. Hanifi. Kim
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    Japs—Mac A will decide
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    Special straw for Hurry Up
    103 14 SYDNEY rhuraday 3 cause Qui Hutrv t p eats ms US special .st: aw will be tlta Melbourne tor him to sleep if he goes there foi tat Al tralian Cu: in Ma:ch. This a;v: pieeauth including a bhj tank i sS were taken when
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    296 14 BID TO END REFEREE] ERRORS LONDOX. Thu! s Referees or umpires as they an? termed for some sporting encounters are the victims of attacks from both players and spectators and the one who will please everybody at the same time is a rarity. In fact some people would say he
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    THREAT TO TRELOAR
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    PADDON TO RETIRE
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    MONDAY'S RUGGER
    57 14 (SLJ^J^^-* o q C B XV ww °J c r R C on Mondi tne mon S c at b.lo P- .Vl r i2 i Padaflg. i--? R c r-fl represent Sj. r rne Bainbl'd-v clark. II M. Cr we- F D H Witt; Goldie: C CaWer 0;
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    28 14 The bocae) «**£M Singapore Harbour ,J defeated the B. v at Thomp>< n $J ended in J aoane and M Messrs. Tajs a Lovcday umpire" ,^aa|
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    91 14 OLYMPICS- AUSSIE SWIM P LA N SYDNEY. Thursday. A committee of experts should be tormeci by the Australian Swimming Union immediatel> to plan for the 1952 games in Finland, according to Olympic Games swimming coach. Forbes Cailile. Unless the Australian Swim ming Union is raoie active. i'» might not be
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    SPIT FIRES SOCCER
    40 15 SPIT FIRES SOCCER XI v.'i'l rvily :n:itches foU0«l ltJth Military I'olice i. IMb againf! it ucyiang y- M'.iir.st Sinit leyltff: 24th P^ g Vacuum XI f**JJ; s BOUSteM S.C.. A selected from I Too Hcng. zrtsn J. j:u and Mahadova.
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    123 15 ~v. o r; States Amateur Athletic I IiOB and the Amateur Hocto Association have 2rt Kyi to ..promise over the Utter dispute which almost packed lh« last winter Olympic otmct I 81 MoiiU. Switi>e announcement Hbirißg Uh wangling which had beea -on concerning the |owrning of ice
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    SPORTSMEN SEE FILM of OLYMPICS
    73 15 SPORTSMEN SEE FILM of OLYMPICS Sports minded Seremban made full use of the opening ni^ht of the film of the 14th Olympiad on Friday at the Cathay to see it in large numjbers. The attendance included His Highness the Yang di portuan Besar. the Hon'ble the British Adviser an<l Ri
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    FULL SCORES OF SHEFFIELD SHIELD MATCH
    251 15 I P. AXE. Thurs. The following are the full iweboards of the first Sheffield Shield match fan the IMg^g ket season. Dlaved on Nov. 26-30. in which Wales defeated Queensland by 115 runs on wist innings: &B.W. i>t IXMNGS: r y M Ctool b
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    COLONY HOCKEY TRIAL BRINGS NO CHANGES
    272 15 COLONY HOCKEY TRIAL BRINGS NO CHANGES J HE SUigapore Hockey XI which defeated Selangor I*6 Colows, iiicklently, were the selected te-,m a^fcl f °™«ri »»e spearheaded by AndKw .^I 1011^ Ah hio bron S h t off sever*] remarkable saves. It #M, perhaps, his inclination to "rush 1 insfe<»d of
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    95 15 LONDON. Thurs. Tom Hurt, manger Of Bruec Woodcock has accept* d terms for Woodcock to moot South African champion Johnny Ralph in Johannesburg on January 29, it was disclosed today. Although the high purse offered to Woodcock has not been revealed, it is expected tha- the
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    SMWHA OFFICEBEARERS
    85 15 Kuala Lumpur. Thurs.--Th, following office bearers were elected at the inaugural meet ,ing of the Selangor Malay Vv'omen's Hockey Association j held recently:— Chairman: Che Rubiah. Hon. Secretary and Treasurer: iche Umi Khalthum. Captain: Che Zan binte Sutan Aman. Committee Membcr.s: l Cho Rahman. Che iSshanii I.smail. Che
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    Indians' 'A' Team
    88 15 A team will bo &t lecfted from the following to play for tne Imi.-in Association 'A 1 XI J against the Chan^i Indiana XI at neeer at Ohanfii on Saturday. All payers are requested to 'assemble at 87, Prinup St. by 4 p.m. for transport to ChangL
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    Red Rockets hold meeting
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    C.H. School's Weekend Sport
    135 15 C.H. School's Weekend Sport Th«- toii'iu kindly i ked to tur u u\> for uv C H. S. Soccer and B.i'imintor Fixtures with the Fm^t an I Noavo and the Orient t! Bai' Party i| the Qtylto| St;. dtum and the Ctortefti UnloiBull respectively (.r. Sunday December 12. Ist XI:
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    HARRIERS FORM CLUB
    131 15 An inaugural meeting was hold it BereaUMn whon itepfl wore takon to foim a Harri« r.' Club for Negrl Sombilan. A sub-committe* was oloctod to draft rules and submit it U> a. general mooting to b<> hold on December 17. M(>mbotship to the Harrlere Athletic club will
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    'YOU WILL BE BETTER FED IN PRISON'
    111 16 rpHE %ctin* Uiifi" -Justin-. Mr. Ju«ti«* G«»rd«»n I Smith. told an i-W,tl> ('him**. Ch^onj; llfiifc. uho .ppMrird a^in-t hap M Kve M-nCnr*. -You mil be ht-ttrr hoOMtl *ml hotter frd in lui»ki prison." S Cheung and a youth Tuah Ah Sionß. Hpp^aJed again*!
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    247 16 in graft probe LONDON, Thursday. The Minister of Works, Mr. Charles Key, today told th° tribunal probing alleged corruption in Government cirvles that Sidney Stanicy was introduced to him as a sympathiser wanting to m?<n rru-mberr of the Labour Party. Mi Key who ppeko in a
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    86 16 Convicted by red tribunal —20 years VIENNA, Thurs. Dr Margarete Ottilinger. Under Secretary of State at the Austrian Ministry of Eco nomlc Planning, has been sentenced by Soviet couri martial to 20 years' imprisonment On a charge of spying. No counsel for the defence was allowed, Frau Ottilinger. 30-year-old blonde
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    31 16 Ann Wells, a 25-year-dd model, ha* filed a suit for divorce against Prince Padmanabha Krishna Satyapai. charging him with committing "numerous acts of violence" upon her person. Reuter
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    Tribune Thomas Cap Fund Donations
    102 16 Tribune Thomas Cap Fund Donations -it»-Nt contribution to i the Thomas Cup Fund: Ervpttan Queen. S'pore 10.00 I Tb<* Fund now «tand» at The h^ind will be open »on« th«« Thomas iup T»>*iii are cbromd. Send a!l rontributitmH, i ho\%v\er nmall, to Tin* Tribune Thomas Cup S l-\ind, Q o.
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    173 16 China May Get Non-Party Foreign Minister Chinese Premier Sun Fo uns reported roaaj u>« n*idy to announce his war cabinet some time a« So far no news of the probable lineup of the nefl government has leaked out. but informed circie* a last effort was being made to induce Dr.
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    131 16 Yaks' Tails For Santa Claus LONDON Than Bratf may p-t YaX for making Santa Claua win MI i; m not be i Übm [< thia Cart tan tßimt n ol .1 Tiheu trn<l'' •.••■>. yisitiag h« arr u i tl Icn. Tho f mr-man p by Ptaancc Secretary 7^ Shakal>f..i.
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    25 16 Film actor Krrol Flynn pafl a US$5O on Wednesday 'M kicking a policeman Fi™ shook hands with the ccr.plaH ant. Patrolman Joseph Ber^^M
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    48 16 tv-vear-old reng £*d up behind ba£ *J of front of an aUar i Cause: Two bnde? turneu The other w^Vn claimed "he >wn WIU Fcni! for y ar W make It kg! ««*„<,„„ Feng. ld r rv hots I Ka willing t0 m lirtp A.P.
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    237 16 SAN FRANCISCO. Thurs.— month long tour of the Orient has convinced Mrs. J. I. Blair Buck, National President of tho General Federation of Women's Clubs, that the "little things" have big importance for the women of the Orient today. Such simple things as candles, for
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