Morning Tribune, 11 December 1948

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    Masthead
    13 1 MORNING Tribune I 1( w. 86fl») SATI'RDAY. DiXKMBKK 11. I»J8. Pliec U> Onls.
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    CHIANG HAS 5-MILE BOMB—RED RADIO
    190 1 CHIANG HAS 5-MILE BOMB RED RADIO 'jorl. Reports his Encircled Nanking, Friday. lediintv Nationalists are using a new type of which i;tuv>N destruction over an area of five according to a Communist radio broadcast from I in Hojx'i Prmince today. ie Communists admitted heavy casualties in the dw battle because
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    ADAME TO MEET TRUMAN
    26 1 *ington. Fn. Prcsidf^an will nicet Madame f Kai-sh. k lab today to r app-al for greater «> commitmeiiti tor the Quna flght ugainst
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    ALL NANKING TO BE SCREENED
    55 1 ALL NANKING TO BE SCREENED NANKING. Ft The Nanking municipal government will conduct a clty-wkV census jf the populace tonight, checking for seditious elements. Starting at 1100 p.m. 6.000 small team*, totalling 25.000 men will visit every homo in the city and gath r information on the occupation, background and
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    'People do not know whether' they can vote'
    59 1 'People do not know whether' they can vote' >r not to vote. rpp-istered. To-date barely 700 persons K can t0 "This is alarming and we must do^u increase the pace of re ?f e f at yestersident of the S.C.B.A. Mr. «p P^ Ck enera y m eet- uke up
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    ANZACS SHOULD VALK OUT TOO'
    150 1 ANZACS SHOULD V ALK OUT TOO' jytONE, Friday. ProfesNor H. C. Gelissen. ro! the I)i,t( h delegation, who staged a dramatic out Jf the conference la^t Wednesday, said he wpnsed that Australia and New Zealand had T<l what he called "the Asiatic bloc." HfJd the two u-, Tendered to D
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    ELEANOR SPEAKS HER MIND
    63 1 ELEANOR SPEAKS HER MIND PARIS. Friday. a nor Roosevelt g»*e Kussia* Andrei Vyshinsky lecture on fSSSay nißht on wot* and ,1 Assembly d-bato on Iw Haration of human righU. eU^3SSLricy. the Soviet depu^ mroiirn minist. r. served noUc^ jL-ill of th^ nuijonty. j S h e i*ld the iMt minuU
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    STOP PRESS
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    Evacuees From Shanghai
    170 1 mHE Tribune cameraman must nave craciied h fcood mi to brighten ti|» p>tfce 1 like this toda\. His audience Vlrn. Mi'gan Farnr- Baynes (right). English born wife of Mr. William <». Farrer-Kavnes, anil Mrs. l>nura «mlth, wife of Mr. Harry L Smith, with Harry Ji and William,
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    CHURCHILL FOR BRAZIL
    19 1 i nwnON Friday ilhad b 7 n n, ma toMon,,Do A^ao V BnmHan Ami-* I sador.
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    Scholarships For Malay Govt. Officers.
    113 2 Scholarships For Malay Govt. Officers. THE Kciant .in Malay Administrative Office is' Association at Its recent meeting in Kota Bahiu. the State capital, decided to establish scholarships for working; Malay officers and their children for further studios abroad. A committee, headed by Dato Sri Amar Diraia. was appointed to work
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    BERLIN BUDDHAS
    24 2 BERLIN, Fri. Soviet zone zono potters are exporting procelain statues of Buddha to India, according to ooviet- licensed press reports here. Reuter
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    STRAITS CHINESE DISCUSS RENEWAL OF S. SETTLEMENTS
    72 2 V&wS'Si J^ABSSft'S? a^at.on at yc^.y a.K«. ror ax, j that he wanted all UtmtCd Krittl htm Chinese in Singapore to h:u e Mti time stu,:y Lhe "S^MdM WgmA to MHUta to Mr Yap M| c; ek. t Ml for a public meet.nc of
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    "Tojo is no name for me"
    76 2 "To jo is no name for me" M ATSI YAMA (Jap.* n) Fri. Eight year old Tojo shinagaua had t nough of being asked by schoolmates when he in goin;; to be hanged. A schoolmaster s artcJ the trouble. The family and the 'oral court agreed that Tojo was.i'* the
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    HURST FAINTS IN COURT SIB CARRY HIM OUT
    291 2 HURST FAINTS IN COURT SIB CARRY HIM OUT After accusing S. I. B. f PL. KonaJd Hurst, one of the five reused in tht» Generators C*se, cjll<>|k<>(] while giving evidence at the Assize Court yesterday i»ftern3on. He would have slipp.xi from t!ie st »nd to the ground h^cl not Sqdr.
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    NUFFIELD GIFT FOR SURGEONS
    74 2 LONDON. Fri. The British motor magnate and philanthropist. Lord Nuffield. has given £250.000 to help young surgeons, particularly from the dominions, the United State* and other countries, coming to Britain for advanced studies, it was announced here last I night The gift, made to the Royal
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    Indian Killed In Accident
    56 2 In yesterday's worst road- accident an Indian motor-cyclist j was killed and the Malay pil- Hoc-rider was seriously injured as a result of a collision with a i taxi at the Newton-Thompson Roads junction at 5 p.m. The j Indian, Mohamed Omar, a cof- 1 fee-seller,
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    UNKNOWN
    36 2 UOS ANGBWA r tronomera v.ho hai rears to probe I yrcars Into sp«« J 200-irw;: lew of largest teles ;<o Universit} must m ye»r, because |> ScicnUsta that tl rim I B QOO A I 1
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    UNKNOWN
    61 2 MK. Yap Pheng G«*. re-<-! n t *d ,k.; gapore Straits Chines British 4** annuaJ meeting yest«>rib\ •Th more th«n a year m v \,^L tnbui^ M b-ivk i>pv to Volunt^r. t! d speciiJ '1 diHng the octup-tmn. b VFT"^ W "M for tW J y Schoi •:M r
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    UNKNOWN
    167 2 THE Commissioner General. Mr. Ma'colm Mai used a silver trowel when he laid the fJ stone of the Ramakrishna Mission Orphanage! tory at Bartley Road yesterday. The trowel J sented to him as a memento of the sot I The oaer «u i ith d uac M M gath<
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    HATES REDS, WAS ONE HIMSELF
    72 2 HATES REDS, WAS ONE HIMSELF BFRLIN. Fridav Err..- Reuter. the Socialist who b new Locd Mayor of Berlin says he hates Communi-: because of what he learned when he was a Communist 30 years ago. He was a pacifist when tlw Kaiser started his war in 1914. but i n
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      107 2 BUCK RYAN 'WHrtTOTHERMFTHODS^TXEYXT >| [LOOK! HEREBY COKt (MOHSM I (tHATTHE-?) _fc*^ C^y SJI T Wl) JJF. J .liJl|/'l DUG .'T I OTCH PJi.^flNTs,/fiLONSTriE VIOU PDUOW k TfIKE fl S^>^^ V'CSV ->'-', W_Swft_« /fi^T I HL fHaV^^^r 2_. j ._l <Jc _k hSt _fi_fc_^^_'^V~ r"^ j l^ '^J___l f y \a
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    The Girl With The Cat
    53 3 I of the flflfi Club players, who scar-d x r n Margrave and the rest of the east by ■jittini r-Mi.- tt'wr ihiruiK drew reheariials. She had no H Ini. reco\ered -*i.*fici.*ntl to complete ihe ti.iai r :»al. r -"ing. *he hit «<«|y a h^aciie"
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    Govt. Servants Get House Allowance
    123 3 Govt. Servants Get House Allowance Ire Government servants who are not provided with quarters are to nthly h-using allowance according to their scales >f pay. Utowance, whic 1 is retrospective from August 1947, ranges from six dollars to $100 a month. Government snvants in class 1. II and 111 are
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    Singapore Advocate in Hongkong War Trial
    51 3 Singapore Advocate in Hongkong War Trial B ai crlmea m Asia ivjls V, Kons?. W t. and I 'I; ing Bt v i M oei charged led in the I War jt* W". the end jf itioi -i I :il| i. we I GUbart I gather n l io were
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    Infant Mortality Increases
    50 3 One hundred and Beventy poopic died in BtaMßfOre Him the wee"< ending Decembei ana 612 childi on wore born. lnfcmtile death rate wa 96.41. compared 'o 89.7« W previous week. Chief causes of adult mor tality were tuberculo^ I pneumonia. One case of infantile paralysis was reported
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    JOHORE BANDIT CHIEF ESCAPES
    157 3 JOHORE BANDIT CHIEF ESCAPES of lh« 25th M.P. VB.A 7oi (^M; "«K. jotarkm. bnnd.t chtef and r mmander Kun duel yesterdn K to b3wLl S2T» from a Poh(>p diring a are following up. !lCVed th>lt hp Pht have boon wounded. The Poli e Fhrt poison.* i:),!a,j in a i:.i- svi^.-.-.m:
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    Creamery To Pay More Rent
    116 3 Creamery To Pay More Rent Tne Rent Conciliation ft**** yesterday fixe<J the rent 01 the floor of 23 R nTles P^ace. BOW crrunifd by Ootl I st" ajc Creamei i Ltd at from J.'*" UV 1 r. Tho application was nia«lo by Js* Byed Hohamed bin Ahmad bin Shaik Alkafl
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    TIGER SHOT IN MALACCA
    90 3 'v lull grown Ugei r»to d i ignt ieet air," incited a i i .scisiung two ana quarter p.ctn. ...~> m.v;. (ie&d ytvitcrciay (teg Kibj u..:. Aia ux Municipality c< ifiier ::o.;. tj- j i.aatta.i wate< U'tciicsent ic Ong wont u.t! i party i if l.vo
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    UMNO asks for better padi price
    57 3 UMNO asks for better padi price rH'j] IVtak brew l u UMNO will k ln v,r Governmcn to i I w tnc eftr s levels and to leensca to Matoy-owned This wai i nii; r rwolutton isaUor at I UMNO > ntral r» (Op'( iven SI to rwonsW iSSifi docislon
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    FLAG HOISTING CEREMONY AT FORT CANNING
    74 3 A nicmbor cf the Mulayan Roya l N'^vii Vn'ii'-.ti Reserve ••ill ho gt the Union Jack on I the now fla£-m:ist It Fort Mr P. a r.. afcKerron a* Hv» G O. C. Singapore District Major-Cental D D"->'op. >•■ present dining the short ceremony
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    FINED FOR HAVING CIGARS
    36 3 A mul{lle-aeo«i woman. Tftti Ah Swco, was (in.^l $].500, o. three months' i i^< runs imp: >' soninont, in tho F"ourth Poll. Court yesterday for bei:i( i i possession oi duti«Nt 0.\%n r
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    K.L. Plane Flew On 1 Engine
    114 3 i MALAYAN Airways r»*koU rt flying from Kuala Lumpur to SinffApon* on Thursday d*»volopod trouble in or* about 30 miles from Sincapor. The pilot immediate!-/ shut oil the damaged engine, Mid continued the Hi^in oa the n>innininK one. On landing it Kallang, th,> othei
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    Woman teacher ordered to pay
    77 3 Woman teacher ordered to pay A woman teachei wn; 01 dered i>\ Ifr. Justice Ttylor in the HiL;h Court wshvlr. to pay $f>o monthly towards a judgment debt of $1 10.72. The judgment deM iwu oottfl aw.irdod against her In ;i ch ii suit which sht» brought In ttw Hi^h
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      27 3 Wffi? f tl i ar, hftVfaH you hrard iTHE TOW I^ THAT TOOK 'EM I ALL.. THE RECKLESS RACE FOR Oil r> ftT^Mr'.sa^R^^l TONIGHT AT EJapiafeaill^a MIDNIGHT
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    EVACUEES FLOCKING TOAND FROM -TAIWAN
    375 4 SHANGHAI. Fn.-Wealthy BUddlS'JI nete who were among the flrst to i Cn: 1 when war jitters hit this tough h -l national city are now returning 1 numbers. 8 n 1 They found that Shan-ha. M I sent confused state, was a better I than
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    Removed His Own Appendix
    216 4 Removed His Own Appendix HAMBURG, Friday. Di Tbeoder Hon. 37 yeai-o'd physician, claimed today to haw removed hii own inflamed appen Ht- gaid "Immediately aftei the operation i nt home anu 100l ed after I \o: the foilowii two ai lookt d patients ai well." Hr saii that he performed
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    Singapore Stop On Jogja Air Link With Outer World
    266 4 SINGAPORE, Friday Republican Indonesia next week-end is scheduled to get its first Dutch-approved commercial air link with the outside world. An official of Pacific Overseas Airways (Siam) said here that the Dutch had given his company, a Siamese registered airline, permission
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    Whither, Soong Dynasty?
    10 4 an«l T. V. SOONG next Govern.*- Taiwan?
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    U.S. Ships Due From Tsingtao
    69 4 U.S. Ships Due From Tsingtao HONG KONG, F:i J The United Mat* Naw Birerafl < arri.r Ta.awli X om- of America*! larg- s Mt and B0«rwl \vars!ijj»s JJ will bo leaving; befff u for sin^aporf* on Mon- S i ttiA\ >r Tuanday. j Blw will be iceomp*- S bM by
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    COUNT KILLED FOR "FREEDOM"
    90 4 Haifa, Fri. -At the fourth hearing in his trial for the assasstnation of Count Bernadotte, Friedman Yollon declari i for the first time that ho wai leader of the "Fighters for the Freedom of Israel", while coaccused Shmuelviti admitted ho was a morn be!' of the
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    £ 300,000 Sunk In Wine
    121 4 300,000 Sunk In Wine SYDNEY, I ri. r h Australian Win.- Indu,- tM h.is .isk. t thr Tariff Hoard for grant of £MVi. S 0<)0 for th.- pwpnt 4 subsiding an ifrtftMq campaign to pruiiiuti' hr *al»' of \u*'r.ilian \rin.» in Aiistra'ia and iibr^a;.. a Th»- nii»n»-\ i* to cwm
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      36 4 ACCWLMODVTION* I MERCANTILE HOSIFI 13. Queen BtWrt, I Phone 2370 I Excellent Cttlslne jj I meals. Spring) Beds Ni«m Sanitation. For Particu* apply:- Superlntenaew. Evening I PersooU off-thc-sl filmy or. 1 Sou,. "I SHANGHAI MODERN TAILORIi
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    TRIBUNE MAGAZINE
    74 5 This Is what it tamed out to be— th." Gieaisbern Collar, solid g*|fi asaaaieal ayaiea, aaj Oaorge tl. Burrow*, M not one day passages taaa l.ooo jreara." Th loos ol cliis oonar (twtee) is a story to make cold Rweal ran o*»\\ >i the neek of every eoll<vtor:
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    UNKNOWN
    150 5 I K m I I m s I K population of B:; j reaaed Bid-: last B h ITS Then B: I s with B lans I I I I puI K until he has I this problein be alB divert himself Brepleasar.t risks. our poI Bar.i administraB- haved
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    IRISH FAIRIES RUN THEIR OWN BANK
    925 5 THE clay of Ireiand is u v in^. up it.- ttea.su: cs. In March of this yea: ra bits, <loinp «ome aprmg-cleaii-Ing in their holes at PortatlIngton, kicked up 102 300--yeai-o!d pold ccms. whi< !i were picked up by two wo men. Last yeai
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    WIZARDS OF THE WASHTUB
    941 6  -  Do ug las L iversidge by From all o\er th; world requests for guia hnce ame to laboratories in London where o group of sdstitit; is turning clotheswashing into a scittiLC. Tlic writer cf this aru:ic also Imrai that electridt; in soap par.icles is of medical
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    Shaw Will Not Grudge A World War Over "Hite"
    526 6 PEOROE Bernard Shaw -ays the>, is one tiling fbi the sake of which ho would net grudge a World War. The issue he has in mind is not democracy against communism, or religion against atheism. It is phonetic sptiling of English
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    WOMEN IN THE NEWS
    82 7 M \RGARET, whose regular outing ha\«' rais^u nuirh comment durine j, h« rt* Jining with Marquess of Biandford, (on her rifjht). I RITA H.UWOKTH has st nick (he h-adllr.rs b> r. fnsinj; to go bark to Aork nfter rwivinK r Item MfliH li«r Hollywood director husband,
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    FOR YOUR RADIO ENTERTAINMENT TODAY
    238 7 i B,,i NETWORK il v music bv aoorp- i and Joe to l l^ONears, W 2.00 Light atp^ Time, 2.45 psate Pr°feSonj ;iJ ™,ic. ng i.CO fane, Tea BumSumma news. 8.30 "Grand Hotel with Albert Sandler the Palm Court Orchestra in a programme of light
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    AROUND THE WORLD IN PICTURES
    89 8 AROUND THE WORLD IN PICTURES BRITAIN: I. J. HaywarU, Vader of the Council for the Festival of Britain. 1951, leads the way through the mud to th* site of the flowewß RK U rldH hT roadwuv -"HP— h"»t permit the S imulta tt eoaH movement of aircraft and surface vehicle
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      242 10 EXILISIVE TO THE MORXIXG THIIII >j """j JACK ARMSTRONG ""~3 OUT MI^HT BE ABLE TO GBT I CHACO REYS TANKS ARF r HOW AWAY »N PR PIN2AS SAiLPLA>4e ALL ON THE EAST SlpP op ■3l r-" OUR ONLY HOPE IS W^ r !Tfe WORTH A TRY ANVWAY THE /MOUNTAIN BECAUSE
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    Dual Purpose Sun Clothes
    94 11 Dual Purpose Sun Clothes I w s I ited i r»-y. with brlej bare topped bodice ol i ;ibi( bolero < matching p:int us us<-(i to into a pra' Ucal I Ct r i p double up i:u r:tlv i«: tIM nen S i purpo i both chic S .mi
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    DIARY
    206 11 RBUTURNBD from a visit to her homeland by the Malayan Airways from Bangkok is Mrs. P. Pramoj. Back here to spend the Christmas vacation are the two sons of Tungku Mahkota and Ungku Aminah. Both have been attending the Christian Brothers' School in Peith for the past three months.
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    Attention Housewives
    316 11 The traveller tan safeguard hei luggage fsoni damage camel by spilling or leaking cop metics by sealing bottles, anc boxes with a strip of adhe A convenient storage place for playthings for the convalescent child, is a fabric shoehag which can be hung beside the bed. Crayons, pencils,
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      199 11 lAFFLES HOTEL ikv INCH IN THE BALLROOM I 1 >.3O to "2.30 p.m. I ORCHESTRAL CONCERT I TEE COCKTAIL HOUR 7 to 8 p.m. IvHJ! Frank Pickford at the Piano I DINNER" DANCE I (Evening Dress Optional) I till midnight fck PiCKFORD HIS ORCHESTRA IOHORROW NIGHT'S I ATTRACTION I THE
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      14 11 |«Mi:riAirX'3lA« j IT v SPBCIAUST JUST ARRIVED STRAPLESS BRASSJERSTOR BVENWO WTEAR MRS. "TOMMY" THOMSON
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    NAZI UNIFORM-LANDED STAR IN G-MEN'S HANDS
    442 12  - NAZI UNIFORM- LANDED STAR IN G-MEN'S HANDS OSWALD HENRY r RLM NEWS by lUOKKKST TICKER, six-foot-six film giant, hokl^ r the somewhat doubtful distinction of h iving been pulled in by the Federal Bureau of Investigation. r n. th«^ war. Tucker, serving at .t Lieutenant In tho pW. Corpi Motion
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      145 12 •In 3101 Jl.\l.\<> B1W«.>II^ ELECTRA, i% i" prtfMKC ok' Massive c»ayodv. and nuisl rerl«i»ly, of I real $t+mtnt§m €il ih€ fc I'M -illi* BlitiFfP/ Sat. Wmkm «>1 Literature. ■*.V-*' I J^ j ifr^'-y V ,lWr',- »^> -ft,yfc- jWX JK Ir. *£E^V> v i yf is^iSßr ■BPS- *^Mla' v Av JnvSW^
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      51 12 K: i GREAT WORLD I \GU BE 3-7- P.15 "Northwest Mounted Police" I in Technicolor) ..now: "EMPEROR WALTZ" U) Technieok' NEW WORLD LIDO 3 -9.18 Yvonno do Carlo In t i "GABBAH" i T< morrow: "Northwest Mounted Police" r (in Technicolor) 1 ROYAL 3.30—7.30 "DEMON LAND" (in Tamil) r *a.
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      103 12 "ROMANCE ON THE HIGH SEAS TECHS I "I WONDER WHOS KISSING HER NOr a i'Oth it HKKK'S YOl -R WEEKEND EXTI ITS COMEDY PROM START JUST WHAT YOl NEED TO (i!\ m'jj GAY FEELINC; YOl WANT BE] Today Four bhows \jT" PHONE H^^^Hf^ W CIVISANIW 4S^ >^ mt 3T t
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    London Stock Exchange
    9 13 London Stock Exchange IT I l/li. on* t A.P.
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    The Japs Settle
    45 13 The Japs Settle TOKIO. Frl <;♦.,! Mat Xrthur has allo-at a 3.750 KVA el.-nrio Mttf t<> th< I nlted Kingdom as pari;!ion* from lapan. S This is thr MCtai ul- location ;.i iiuijor itectHi:\\ rrpjirations a/.> un- S4m MU"s .Mi u-:u-.. y i transfer pn.nrniumi-. Reuter
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    PRODUCE
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    MARKET ROUND-UP
    43 13 TAPIOCA SEED $33. MEDIUM PEARL: $34. WHITE PEPPER BfuntoS $204. Sarawak $203. BLACK PEPPER: Lampong $192. GAMBIER Round $130 Jiv* Cube $50 Hamburg Cube $55 COPRA Sundried 53m Mixed $35^. COCONUT OIL: $62. fob. NUTMEG 110S $130 B and \V. $57.
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    Malayan Share Quotations
    672 13 a iaaaaaa^L JL.aaaaaa. j Lifeless and dull j The share market was again lifeless and dull yesterday with 'ittle a 2 business passing. 'aaaaaa^r: -aVa»-aaa.' K. Lanjut 18 19 Kamra 3/10 4 Katu 25 26 Kamunting 13 13 6 cd Kent (F.M.S.) 3 5 3 '8 Kepong
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    MACARTHUR HAS DONE WITH JAP COMBINES
    45 13 MACARTHUR HAS DONE WITH JAP COMBINES ""--"•n. i, i, r of J industries M.ij-1.. r;ini t n "7 ry n,»,; Z (ununKsi,,,,, sai( J^J >>( ••nsii! rah!. f 7-.--. h«-ail«-<l :i N. 10 m /;ill 'll|MI immW, ;1,,,| :1.,., H 2 tl:- Tn n. ami li(lW
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    RUSSIAN RUBBER SHIP DUE HERE NEXT THURSDAY
    81 13 RUSSIAN RUBBER SHIP DUE HERE NEXT THURSDAY the year is S.OOoTon" DeC mber ,6 for The Russia,, order for the m, „l bv abouMou r e tm^Jer^Vo;e?I« s r n, ,to t ">e n.arke. t Tt U .iiffi„..H sdfsdfsdfdsiiiiiiti i London report their market fully steady with more support at
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    RUBBER MARKET
    68 13 ned steady with husk I bu.-in ss passing yesterday morning. Later, th-' market fluctuated slightly but rallied [and dosed practically unchanged from Thursday. ("losing prices were Buyers. Sellers. !Xo 1 I'< c. RSS ..'7- 38 No. 2 Dec. RSS 36--, M-% So. 3 Doc. RSS "6 36- 4
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    40 HOUR-WEEK BLAMED
    30 13 SYDNEY, Friday. Valuable [overseas markets for Australian goods are being io.»t because of a til op in man-hour output and production interruptions telated to the 10-hour week.
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    New York Exchange
    70 13 NEW YORK, Fri. Offerings occasion illy increaa d in i i the afternoon and the iveij hi u sufficient slightly to upw I I the market balance with steels, mininga rubbers, d< partment stores utilities snd Wet Stocks among the !<a\- i J groupa The steady pressure
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    LONG CHAMPS TO SCORE A DOUBLE
    950 14  -  ALLAN LEWIS (Bv DAKOTA, KENTUCKY DERBY SHOULD WIN IPOH. Friday— The final day of the Perak Turt Club's December meeting, tomorrow has the usual card of eight events, but the programme is well balanced and has more variety, consisting of two races for Class
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    CHARLES FAVOURED 12-5
    74 15 s u liakfU on the ftcht for l*sl. M Joe j Bookmakers uetr la>in K U to 5 on Chart** M «l', lklll IS fo 5 a^ainvi him. Charles uho K a u more than light hravvu>Vht was favours brcaiiH«.*ht> %v ft s ronHkl^red -sfc. fpt r
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    199 15 \-Billy Conn Says LpCAGO, Friday. Billy Conn steps into the ring, I u j t i„M V yweight champion Joe Louis for the third time ofi Friday night and this time he is hoping for w o'her shot fit the title and not the crown itself. Conn n 'id:
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    Boblin brings in 11,500 guineas
    114 15 Boblin brings in 11,500 guineas NKWMXKKKT, Fri. Bmo4 m.i r.-N were still J I d mand i»n the f,.urtti >lav ol the New- I aarkel H vvr 111 be r 1 -:i!»'s today. j Lord \'iii:« rd bought I t !'H»b!in, six-year-old l :.»ar Kobrleigft out J. i if M..
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    162 15 lIOKDON Friday, Two of ting newcomt class umpires reason are S. J. t N Uinghamshire R J Price. Middlesex, > Finland cricketT «W one of the f 7, r V s 'n the history N^'.r,:, ams hire Club hii career took t Although only of 55 could usually something
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    Fulham buy Ivor Powell
    22 15 LON'I Fulham. on footballer ndeavour Ivor Ponal halfI trk Rang. lis- stment," > lis... tS fla loft I A.P.
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    183 15 LONDON, Friday. Britain's Jockey Club has rejected an appeal from newspapers and stay at home bettors that owners and trainers of race horses make an overnight declaration of runners for the following day's races. Present racing rules in Britain require only a 45 minutes
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    Lancs' Old Guard Goes
    151 15 Lancs' Old Guard Goes CrickrtffiL^** Th County II? captain next season SocrMarv' i '!f'l m^V Sth!U Ml >r K """rt Howard. th,. dub smco 1«S who has m^St b,- Major Howard, wfco It .%8 "|magcd the M.CC tea* «n tw<> A'i.sti;ili;in loun in MM 17 and IM| j; Mt. Fin*
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    75 15 BTDNBT, Fiodav 0 ym pic athletes Herb McKeaky (Jamaica) and Lloyd la Beach I (Panama i are expected to arrive here by sir on January 7. This will irre them eight days to prepare for the Australian athUtio championships at the Sydney Cricket Qrouno on
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    37 16 LARGE-SCALE ARRESTS IN INDIA SEW DELHI FTi hundr tb« militant Hindu orj Kashtnva Swayani Sevak. who ag agah it the baa on th *i of Gandhi. from var.ous >. I St n two laj eS SB Punjabi Reuter
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    326 16 LONDON, Friday. Mr. Winston Chuivhill. Britain's war-time Premier, ur^ed the British Government Friday to end "its sulky boycott" of the new st*te Israel i»nd to restore full diplomatic relations with Franco Spain. "The Government of Israel, which has been set up at Tel Aviv,
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    37 16 TOKIO. Friday. There will i be 2.500,000 unemployed in Jap- an after the Government as well as private businesa carry I out their retrenchment pro- grammes* according to Labour i Ministry estimates. Reuter-AAP
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    129 16 I rKIO. Friday. Mrs Shizue Kato, member of the Japanese Diet, today accused former prime minister Shigeru Yoshida of having accepted 1.000.000 yen as a political contribution from a textile firm president who is at present in prison on charges of having attempted to
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    116 16 Tribune Thomas Cup Fund Latest contribution* to the Thomas Clip Kun.l: Singapore Police i A.SSJI. NllMl Mr. Ee On Kee, S S>ore s 2.^ 00 i Th« tot. 1 1 now stands at $&K*o 00. The Fund uill be open i lonu as the Thomas I "up Tram art* abroad.
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    337 16 Belcher's w ife, Lulu, weeps in court I I I I ■■•'■",;i baath. Attorney r *W \< 7> ■•-•*2| two v. ""M A as J witness stand at the on' of hel I evidence Mrs I: i £m streaming down her face M swayed and almost fell' Hel husband, who
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    29 16 ST. PAl'L -Four railwayman dear here yesterday; ST SSassssj employee. J J. H; o I neer, who then adjourning room and sh* W i self.
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    201 16 Menu -Caustic Soda Noodles UNCARED FOR TOKIO. Friday. If the the home recipe programme of the Japan Broadcasting i Company has many listeners, there is probably a large number of sick people in Tokio. It all started when a Mrs. Katsumata broadcast her recipe for making Chinese noodles a few
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