Morning Tribune, 13 December 1948

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    Masthead
    10 1 MORNING Tribune Nl j*-iB"(Sew SerteO MONDAY. DECEMBEiTI3ri94i: Prior 10 OnU
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    27 BANDITS KILLED IN SINGLE OPERATION
    312 1 25 Shot In Escape Bid MALAYAN Security Forre> have killed 11 bandit* m a single operation a record since the terrorist campaign began. Twenty-five were shot as they tried to escape. The other two did not stop when challenged. A natro! cf Scout- Guards
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    INDONESIA: U.S. VERY PERTURBED
    76 1 INDONESIA: U.S. VERY PERTURBED Washington. Doc. 12 I U S. otficial sa:d today the State -tment was giving "very .seriou.- consideration" to the breakdown of Indonesian talks which caused "some surprise" here. Department officials spent severai hours discussing the matter although today is MB* erally a holiday at the State
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    HUNTED BOAR, ROBBED BY BANDITS
    35 1 Two Special Constables who went on a wild boar hunt at the 11th mile Taiping Selama Road were held up by three armed bandits an^relieved of I singlebarrelled shot gun.
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    PADANG ROBBERY
    32 1 While walking on the padang last night, two Chinese were held up by four others (one armed with a pistol) and robbed of a $190-wristwateh and U r >-go'"t ring.
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    ROBBED IN STREET
    20 1 A Cantonese was robbed of SllO 50 cash and a wristwatch alOOg Armenian Street on Saturday night.
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    UNKNOWN
    117 1 NANKING. Minday.— As Generalissimo Ch'img •shek oiled an emergency military conference his top Service chiefs to map out the campaign inst the C ommunists m the Yangtse region, came Mfwh&l k probably his biggest counterattack on the Hsiichow front. Here, Gen. Tv Yumings's three army groups. supported by aircraft,
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    UNKNOWN
    83 1 MUKGTON, Sun.— The le Rouse refused to com ptoday or. Chinese report? m United States was try persuade the Nanking fcment i ugh Madam. PI Kti-shek, to reach a pnt the Commu r S' >n' meeting. rT* lent's wife J* tet time, said aftern had eiven a "sympaL''lannK t0
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    Costa Rica invasion
    58 1 SAN T( 'SE, Pro. 12.— A8 .asion ot Costa Rica by mili.ary force? from Nicaragua under \v:iy The iBfM tof troct- J* id i( bo BpearHeaded by tanks and jeeps. >oized the bordor tov-Ti ■t^aarjgJs: SBftsMawas ,f QuAßACtfte and L'** l ■bena ls near tho w^-^t as
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    Geylang Shooting
    23 1 I Leisby. of Ao 'irity forces, loft leg by UaltS* at Ge y lan e V --by 3 condi- be improving.
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    New Air Threat By Russians
    144 1 BERLIN, Sun LL Qen. O 8. Lukyan< henko, Russian Chief Of Staff, has "warned lit i-gadler-General C X (lailry, American < *hiof of staff, that American planes flying outside the air corridors to Berlin would be forced clown. <;en. Lukyanchenko'i waminp. m a note to
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    STIO PRESS
    61 1 HONG KONG, I>«*r. 12 Marshal U Tsi-"hen, an old foe of (iem -rjillHslmo (.'Wang, said m an interview t<*UiV that ominuniht Wader Mao iHe-tunK rpsUl> m trying net up ri'|i«WU'-an form of icov»rniiu'nl m China. i»abis, Dec 12— ihc rmted Natlonn AsMmbly convened thin afternoon U> iontinue debate
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      48 1 For Ih« PEOPLE Bt Ih« I*EOPLE every honi>> CLASS WA*» Cocktail G1a.,.,, IIH-M f Tumblers I"*' J36o $3.50 each. 56.50 each. i Flower VMM ■7.60 each. A-h Trays Butter Dishei Jl <«* U M to $40.00 each. Salad BOWta A )Cut|en t 1M attrurt.v. r.r, s-ntat.or, bOX< $no.oo per
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    CHEAPER AFTER 5 YEARS
    202 2 CHEAPER AFTER 5 YEARS Tnlmtt*' Staff Reporttr, IF you cv« r want to apply for .1 luvruv t I exhume for i special licence io exnume corpse do so after rive MVI i.om the date of hurial. for it co-t you only 51 for the I4MM If you applied fbf
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      CHURCHILL DENIES
      143 2 I ON'DON. Sun Mi Winston I* Churchill last r.\ght denied tnat m yesterday's foreign •ffairs debate m the House of Jommon? he had not advocated »Spair s admission to the We^t<rn Tnion. but to the United Nation. Reuter HONGKONG. Sun. Sear-prent-Major Yokohata Toshiro. rortner member of Shanghai Japanese
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    HMS BLACK SWAN
    27 2 SHANGHAI. Sunday— The British sloop Black Swan arrived here yesterday to replace the 10.000 cruiser Sussex, which is expected to sail for Hongkong. Reuter
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    Lifeguard And Bass Player Among S'pore Artists
    262 2 T i >t-;'- Wtf ter) SLNGAPORI pntnfrw nri versitile people— and m case* have dual porson- r.mi rureers. fegfi If the second ani v ill :tion of the YMCA Art Club, now at the YM premises La Orchard Road. a>i *td \Mm irhcv
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    PIRATES' BOOTY IS NOW FISH
    275 2 (Tribune Staff Reporter) PISH, not gold or gems, h?.s been the booty captured by pirates operating along the East ond West coasts of Malaya m recent months. On other occasions the pirates hrve been after the fishermen's gear instead of their doep-sea catch. One cf
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    Hongkong Women Smarter
    106 2 *>>' inn. Su«»tov. S HOWi KONG. Snn- ;i..:iu'.. n< wom^n «»r«» smarter than thHr Sinv Ka:»or«* sUters, *•>» Mrx. > Rath Horn^r. rvpr«»«*nta- y Itan «m" Elizabeth Ard«>n. th" mm b^JUty :.pe- S ciaiist. i lii Sinipipore, sh*» naiil. she cut b^r Crook* short- t-r and now
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    'YM' ROOM RENT UP FROM 1949
    128 2 'YM' ROOM RENT UP FROM 1949 (Tribune Stuff Reporter) MORE than 20 boarders at the Chine* IMCA iTI Selegie Road are advised of a 50 per cent, mew m room rent from Jannarv n*Tt vpar. At the moment they are paying $40 rent monthly. The management's rent increase notice is
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    Principal No Asian Trained
    57 2 Principal No Asian Trained a qu, ll „n by M: T? m tho approved sal&ryi3 numb, o< p U!O? eao Pn£J or Education vu now on Irtfl .i.u'ation., :r. com tion v. th«- now app™ s;i!;i:\ f Or |n tion j utment and that I r«'- ilation> would be subruD
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    Smuggled Diamonds
    56 2 Smuggled Diamonds SAN FRANCISCO, Sd Colon-M Edward J. Murray i atterupt on Morviay to' I himse'f with :i habeas cor from a charge ot smugjl U8992.000 worth ct Jiam from Japan to the I'd BUtei Mui *y v custodian irauiU at tto< Bade of Jai vau'.t.- ::ar:.a anion; othei enables.
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      28 2 RUCCLES r^&U'Mßotmio\ I O'YOU^A rtf? PAS7T&I-H&Y IW.OLb MAN, S f!i£fMW) €W I HAY& KNOW* KNOW WHAT VMqJ] MtXTHAUE GU&T J MAT UOOHQ U^S b£^ RU \Jk BUCK RYAN
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    Steel Arch At Cathedral Wedding
    30 3 |«r)i. >r t'.tc- kkirry (hapuian 'raving SJ. Andrew's t .ilJ:«'(»r;il ndeff U Uth rlnir MrcMkig on aturciuv. Th. bride w:. lormerlv Mlsa \p.n CalchveU iiKth.
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    Mac Donald Tells Teachers Your Power "Termendous"
    197 3 Mac Donald Tells Teachers Your Power "Termendous" :»n uaclionrla, Coinni!>sioneM?ener>l I th I>st Asia, paid glowing tribu*' to i rofetcioa of teaching a* a dinner f.> Mr. KA6HHMI C. M. G., the retiring: Director of M i« the Federation, given by Mm Mahyun t nion on Saturday night. I Uency
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    Fortunate To Die
    36 3 TOKIO. Sunday. A repatrl it soldier today r minded Ifi Hideki Tojo that she la fortunate to have !u: hud die at leait peacefully In the lanci where hi wai r mh, a.t.
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    Sun Fo To Rest
    42 3 SHANGHAI. Sun CMna'a now wartime Prtmier I 1 Sun Fo will leave the Radium Institute this morning following a two weeks conlincment Lionel ation of <i Itf tumour. He will return to Nanking lor a brief lest Reuter
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    FUND FOR RELIEF OF DISTRESS
    152 3 The Straits British Chinrs.- Association i gapore) will start a Volunteer Memoria 1 g to relieve poverty and of Chinese volunteers w*" during tli( This vras decided at thr annual general mooting of the SCBA. Mr Ec Peng Lian. who made the proposal, told the
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    Colony Youth Rally
    62 3 Ikonv y <« holding a ki \t full y be der youth "«7 tiBB of Sin a B*Coun lor f at th Brl-*Wnes,-j ay "Matters on Jby tr a hoin 8 arranjr!W« Youth ill br presided M. Fraaor. Vice- ,> Cb,S h Council. f B -Secretary. Mr
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    NEW PLAN FOR HOLY 1 LAND—
    146 3 < nt .'.'i,.^ Kh th "--'»«>'h" pistil •JtS^S^i^Vy after th A-^nWy had knocking out fer^f'T foi a P ro P<>^» dotte n nori J 'ft }xlrtiUon l )lan and the Bernapartition d PWP to th, f 'i Jewish aauon l(1 Sib WtJ tr, ;i
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    2 Filibuster over Korea
    261 3 2 Filibuster over Korea JMKIS, Sun.— A Soviet filibuster on the Korean question disrupted erly on Sunday i United Na(ions pfcta to adjourn It- I'aris meeting on Sunda> morning. The decision to adjourn the SS- nation A.s/.rmbly was reached at two am Then Russia, Czechoslovakia I and Poland got on
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      78 3 S lONS rOR CHRISTMAS MOO X S j We b i < ttooary. (2 Vo!») IJ7JJ Webst< Pncyclopacdia Britanoici (R«d) 26 Volt. §7000 Also 111 f.lack Cloth J3JOO > uutchm ioa History of th< Wai (28 VoU.) .'50.00 Wyld English Did om lv Nuttaii-, Odhains, <m eU Bn] bU Dictionmrtei
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    NEGROES CANNOT GET HAIRCUTS
    118 4 NEGR OES CANNOT GET HAIRCUTS THE C OLO'JR BAR QUESTION STATE COLLEGE, PENN SYLVA.YI.V Sun WhltC itlf dentl <>f th< r«-rmsyl\ Anui Stat« Onllatf picketed mm of the day m p;ot.st against th«Mi re- 1 fatal t-> cut tht kali of (Vcgro > ntS Tljo boyroii sta»t»<i after the local
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    Racial Bars Must Go In Schools
    158 4 RICHMOND, Vlrctata, Sun. A Majority of faculty member m southern universities favou the ieniovi! of racial bar m graduate and professiona schools. survey by the South crn Conference Educationa Fund showed lecently. Aubrey Williams. President of the Fund, said ballots were *ont to every
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    POWs RUSH TO MARRY
    124 4 LONDON. Sun -Man. German prisoners of wa- due to return hom e toon from Bniai n have been arranging last -minute marriages with English girls. Sumo 20 weddings are being celebrated at one Yorkshire hosui alone where prisoner^ nave been living while working o n neighbouring
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    FINGERS CROSSED?
    40 4 NEW YORK. Sun.- -Scripts Howard newspapers' foreign Philip Simmsr^ ported from Paris 11 be no East-West »n f J n Eur °P c ove r Berlin or anything: else, barring an accident before 1952 at the earl- U.P.
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    EDITOR RESIGNS
    39 4 New Yoik. Sun. Mr WhittaKer Chamber.-, sclt-conrcs^ed former communist eouner ana key BfWf m me probe of alleged Communist espionage m the L'nited States, btg rcsigneu aa a senior eaitor of Time rnag"azme. his lawyers announced. Reuter
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    Legal Gambling For Britons
    155 4 Legal Gambling For Britons LONDON, Sun.— British gamblers, who last year spent £1.000.000.000 sterling on their hobbY hope that a new system equally fair to rich and poor will emerge from a Royal Commission expected to be set up to probe gaming lav anomalies. At present, the mbaUntial citizen with
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    American Women Help Refugees
    72 4 CAIRO. Sun. American 1 women living mi n Cairo are to meet twice a week to cut oat and prepare clothing for Ara>> re fugees m response to an appeal by the Rt. Rev Allen. Bishop of the Anglican Churcn m Egypt. The group will hold
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    Arrests In Delhi To Prevent Trouble
    67 4 NEW DELHI. Sun To present i recurrence of communal disturbances the Indian police ha*t Arrested SOO people so far n a new drive against the militant Hindu organisation. Rash:tiya S\v a y a mov a k San-h (RSS». i The organisation hail been holding-
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    Hollywood Stars Have Recipe For Married People
    255 4 Hollywood Stars Have Recipe F or Married People HOLLYWOOD, Sun Aft "lnink about whit Mayo said, "rath er th™ Can *V t Miss Mayo and the Ltor f >0U M Michael OShea. who wore married oa July 5. 1947. sa y they have found that rule. for successful marriages are
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    UNKNOWN
    105 4 NEW HAVFV n that, because of t" staff at the school m St and l Uucnanp. Chi Ra > a authorise- 1 to leave tfc] The return tcT Ame^c* y^" ie hf xr star educational and meilcal has been abandons becaw war The first evacmttoa m gt- 1927 f^ttai
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    FUTURE OF MALAYA'S UNIONS
    156 4 FUTURE OF MALAYA'S UNIONS LOXDON T Sun. The S:<iM Weekly paper Tribune >aii tJB ■■foundation? of a ?enuin< trafl union movement an being laid m Malaya I Detailing the official :ej on the recentJj ressed P4B Malayan Federation *''^J Lemons, tlie Tribune ;u!(!eB "The existence of the* bofl unions, against
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    $500,000 FOR FIRE ALARM
    54 4 MANILA, Sun. J\ Qr M States War Damage UJM sion today award-i^ to Manila for the nr- m system m the- "JM trous fires which haw city more th;.n one lars m three months In the part woek fin stroyed ten *ffZJZSM and a YrsnW excess
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    FIRE ON THE VAN HEUTZ
    38 4 HONG KONG Sun Fire destroyed the compass r^m of steamer Van Heutz, piracy victim. The fl re was caused by sparks from the welding apparatus while the ship was at the dock.- AP
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    Schedules Of New Shipping Company
    101 4 Schedules Of New Shipping Company NEW YORK. Sun.-The Atlantic Overseas Corpora UQn announced the schedule which th e newly established Belgian-India Line wU! iollow. Sailings will b,- on a monthly basis with ports of call being Antwerp. Karaclr. i ßombay. Marmagaodn G0.., and Colombo. The agency .aid that call^ would
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    UNKNOWN
    285 5 1 I just wage. I wr b»' a soI rTthe student I m the laI l lathis tv "I' it makes the I" mrtion that I „ouM be low Kwdhighwten Kry conditions obI employer approa■the problem from lent I-' ills m C: is t« cut down t" o f
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    TRIBUNE MAGAZINE
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    TOY COWS CAN BE MILKED
    775 5 A MODEL tire engine that races screaming from its station if anybody shouts "Fire"- a model cow that can be milked; an electric-eyed Teddy Bear that walks round the room; these are some of the remarkable playthings now on view m New York. where American
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    The Cry For Rubber
    40 5 COLOMBO, Saturday. CZECHOSLOVAKIA H y tc<j m the develop men! ol trade relatioi i v I Ceyloi tJl 10 dvakian TraO Oom i m India, wbo al rl [p Colombo by air teisted ral and U.P.
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    ELECTRIC SHOCKS FOR SOVIET BOYS
    987 6  - ELECTRIC SHOCKS FOR SOVIET BOYS Don Dallas j Th^ Russian li v 'y' \^n calls for th C ct lZ >"J! 0/4,500,000 OJ industrial workers fa j electricians for p (m B? lncvr. Th< m i i all .s the o activit SERGEI !>aviaovich Ogolt- *>ov, 4a years old. is
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    POSTBAG THE A.C.S.U.
    239 6 POSTBAG THE A.C.S.U. v.-ir. Tae interest shown by 'Act*. Agitacor' about the memorandum submitted to HE the Governor by the A.C.S U is ver;- symbolic m that it symbolises the exact mentality of an ex-service man now serving m the Wai Department He still views local nutter.? with the eye
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    Jet Is The Thin
    99 6 o^n^W-^ v '\^;;'^Jj JHE RAAF would have to bo equipped with modern jet fighters capable of very high speeds at more than 40.000 feet to keep m step with the times, the leader of the British jet flgtiter mission to Australia, Group Captain F. J. Ed
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    MONDAY PUZZLE CORNER
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    THAT WORD "MOM"
    69 7 Mo- i familiar that when you mention it you think art othct words which Degir. with "hlw" then do you know? I, moN Unnatural m form MON An eyeglass A libfi (iv> MON an aobey v a medium of exchange words that end m MON DM tiovil
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    WORD DIAMOND
    45 7 I Wo arc HSi a country foi our wotd dia 1 >od today, but I tho clues hav< nothing to fio with tnythtng that can be found there. O L HOLLAND D i Chiet: A rake, a greeting, I eleyated kn spu.. nngte.
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    "AYE" or "NAY"
    74 7 Ii bo aye" or»nay". says the Bible VeU aU/OU tavc to dofrttttttt -cue, ka to answer "ycs'or "no". :...v. ail correci. give yourself a pat on the back. it. are tweutv sheet, 4. Cream hi noav.er ftiD lUsj^der^ «tlc ,old ,or tne 5. A Lt,e than aI.
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    ANSWERS
    40 7 I t SSOHOV «Ploo ii n -ox •■;'ui uo v)«og 'aaoo *aHOS HWW3 «HOA\ -uibsmdix* i!mi^ 1T ;;:;;i; -uioo 'uoiuop 'Xaooui ax •,w3uoui 'opououi WKWOOW XOK.. UHO.U IVH T '9UO -«W* tW»lt°« ■mor JW oidiuox iCdpWS v \.IHX |U
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    WHO ARE THEY?
    64 7 Alilumgn thv> -v thvte lUli paits that widely differ m eharuc;.ei, tlu-y naw ono IMag m common U»e\ «W ftiUei discovered 01 shupttl to .^uuom hy D:i\i<i O. SeU To give you further leads hon- ate mmm oi the pletuira kn which they stai ced (a) "T':u
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    WORD CHAIN
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      52 7 I 0X YOIR ILtDIO. TODAI BLI'E NETWORK H Lunea-tmie music Orchestra. 1.30 H Dance music by H tone, Close H BH Summary S mnmry, 8.20 Mom- MygaH of magazine olmfaw and H cjmpetition. "At You: Gray at the to answer re- Lassica! music J> .45 World weekly com- 0 Music
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      70 7 A selection of gramophone records chosen by Rona.d Wild. 10.30 Danc^ 2 Erttish Dance Bands. UM Last News Bumniav> i v^iom Down. PROGRAMMES IN MALAY 12.00 p.m. Pwgwmnio Bun inarv. 12.05 Interlude. 1 Umm m Malay. IJO Down. 6.00 PvagninnK Bj mary. 6.05 Chiidron 1 Hour 6 30* Sports Bound-Up,
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      50 7 tlfO P.m. Sipnr.a.o lanr. Opening Announcement pSrammc Bjmmary to Ui,nr. aOS Selections (Be^ieat), 1« News m Mandarin, 4mos C intooeac, uaoj Cantonese Dramas s r.nns 7.30 Chinese Aft an Nws m Mandarin A Market Report to itmoy. B^o PeiDtog Dramas, fc.-ij wew« INDIAN PROORAMME tureTune, I.M "J, MM Ckwioj m
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    DAVID COX'S ENTH
    107 8 I St. Im m Cornwall England, houses an artists* colony, one of the last fen kjt w j. v their colony is threatened because landlords find it more profitable to rent their premises to faj But lovers of art m Englatid and elsewhere m Europe and America
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    SM IS INFECTIOUS
    600 9  -  Douglas Liversidge JKHJKHJKHJKLKKLJ H X X-- X :P V HHr I m B" M I Hl-. I v converted rishing lofts Uag the graceful I of St. Ivcs Bay. The I :.u<<i decrease m their r i> slowly stifling the one of the few relag important art
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      286 10 I EVUIXVI TO Till: MORXIXG THIBIM: JACK_ARAASTRONC /CMNCFO^CTrnNG WORP *N I A J ion v c forced.... s V N >M meM i ILL CATCH C WCO s^>\ 111 "^TIv V. A^i SI 5 HCO^AY>7] I i V RECKON A^ »\'N N yi K'C^O fl J lr5NC^ N lAS WfLE^
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    THE FIRST APPOINTMENT WITH THE DENTIST
    399 11  - THE FIRST APPOINTMENT WITH THE DENTIST Kathleen Hickley Übo' *Bt* fIBBBBBI cniui J it to the do :i >f an perhaps I > comi child M more I few fou* to IN visit is >orilld bo I the Having ;p ieoce what to 1 1 Of y lentiski ciuldren, I
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    CLOTHES CARE IS COMMON SENSE
    284 11  -  Alicia Hart by THE fitdt lesson a young girl should learu. is how to keep her new clothes looking as fresh as they were the day she bought them. The failure to han# up clothes, to keep them brushed, and pressed, and to allow rip*,
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    DIARY
    142 11 PEGGY Swain, who was the first wife allowed into Singapore after the libtMation. tells me that she and her husband will bo going on their first leave around April by the SA Canton. Planning on going to Australia m February to visit her aged grandmother and to bring Cherry-Mac
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      68 11 RAFFLES HOTEL J i XOTICE THE BALLROOM WILL BE j j EXCLUSIVELY RESERVED i TONIGHT FOR THE ROTARY j CLUB XMAS DINNERS- DANCE S f, m~^m^*+. A FOR YOU...FOR XMAS I One oicture among ptctuus f JL CAPITOL 's Kt/\i re/tef /v^^fe *iy Pto b Plll h *vc found their
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      29 11 C. K. TANG Pewter Ware Bali Heads Siamese Bracelets Silk Underwear CARVED TEAKWOOD FLRMTI RE ALL KINDS OF UNEN EMBROIDERIES ETC, ETC, 341, River Valley Road, Singapore. Phone: UK
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    BRITAIN MUST NOT LOSE THIS BOY TO HOLLYWOOD
    449 12 «j|t> (^^^y?Mß^\v/ji»M:i«i:y| f INEGI'ILIVS version of Charles Dickens' "Oliver Twist" (shortly due at the Cathay) is a re;Uistic pnd touching document which c:uinot fail to move even the sceptic with its portrayal of the orphan who il »red to ask for more.
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      37 12 OPENING TO-PAY 3 Showi 3, n.13 9.15 p.m. London r\:<\ presents Anna Keagle and Michael Wilding re-unitt?j m a Brilliant new Picture! "The COURTNEYS of CURZON STREET" Romance! Spectacle! Htart-warmmg Drama! and a cast of hundreds! j^
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    Rubber Price Up, But Business Stays Hard
    909 13 M»rket torrestKmuent) oangeaMOt of a three cent ns S i the week business was hnrd to Hue was small. Prices barely held 3U t In many shares these now represent buyers will operate against the nom inal quotations of late, and there was
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    SACO MARKET IS EASIER
    122 13 Hi- Hjgoflour market took on .i slightly easiei tendency to~ wardj the week-end with httie buying Interest reported. Ungga was quoted down to $18. fUak flour, however, rrmihicd unchanged with ■nail bußta ptMlng at sir»-\. There were no importiint piico changes m the othn mc* lions
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    Natural Rubber Has Been Cheaper Than Synthetic
    232 13 Natural Rubber Has Been Cheaper Than Synthetic YORK, Sun.—On some days m Novemfjwura] rubber was cheaper than synthetic New York Commodity Exchange IIWIB fur delivery m 1949 and sold for as centa a pound, against 19.5 cents > tion and art two I situti> r >lved is un- and been
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    Changkat Serdang Profit $22,477
    100 13 the civingkat Setdang iv Yd.lv* Ltd. report a protii of $22,477 tor the year ended Au;;. 31, 1«j48, compan a vltl a loss of $3,221 for the orcvi'his year. > Thia difference us accounted for to v grt.it pxtent by Ihe fact that $23,997 was spent
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    Malayan Rubber Stocks Are Down
    74 13 rOLLOWING the trtnd m New York market, the r local rubber market opened quid but steady on Saturday. Prices at the dose slipped Cl< ting pricea: the previous days leveh ;;-> 1 Dec Wg 37-Ji 37-* Malayan rubber stock ftguw JJo. J Dec. RBB M
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    HAYTOR MAKES $14,411
    63 13 HAYTOR MAKES $14,411 T (I An re<j -*ith CM loti tt.« i to be fubmiued :it the mum I meeting of the bom* pany to be held on !>♦-»•. 18 The Increase IB the v<»rkln': J profit la dvi Lo tin- n. creased price i celved for the estale'i j
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    DONALDSON HITS 104 FOR NS WALES
    146 14 I'KKTH. Sun.— U l>on'!*>n scored 104 for >Vu s..uth Vales In thrir sht-flio 1 ShleM matrh a*aln»t the holder*. \\e*t«'rn Aiistrnlm. h+?r today. Ww Wales uvrc «!l out for 51 7 »rd m r^ply W<^t<»rn Au^traJtoi hc:l lost two \rio!i?*t» for Hi by cUtttr
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    BAKSI-OUT of THE SCENE
    79 14 v YORK. SundayCharles. Cincinnati p i hi»avywpigh*i. techni ;a)l v k'-U'Cfced cut Joe Baks; Pennsylvania tn the vyt'; round cf a tv.xin?, .tv 'h i n Friday ni <r lit The loss removed Baksi m cvi\<\ Jc ration as a:i op- pCttefH f*>r heavy vci?.^i rhatrtDioa
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    YEOVIL WIN, DERBY LOSE AND NEWCASTLE UTD. STAY PUT
    336 14 lOXDOX, Sunday. Yeovi the \Ye>t County team and the London amateur side Walthunstow Avenup took the honours among thy» Htt'e c'ltbs m th second round of the Football Association Cup today. Veovil ore the only non-league club definitely m the third
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    OCEAN' WAY WINS CUP
    95 14 CALCUTTA. Sun. C(mfidcnUy ridden by the Australian Jockey. Leslie Divis. the mx year-old Ocean Way hy Tiberius out of S<\i\v;\v tr <Uv won the Kind's Cup over 00 mi!e here for the s^i-n! fMU m succession DCCM Way. cwnod hy V.: Maharaja f MMikUmdli, started at
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    OLDHAM BEATEN
    256 14 Wnlthamstow Ave-v.ir\ the one remaining amateur itde m the competition, well earne-.l t!ie i rigtt on ftp'n* ftgabi at OldMatn r»e\t Saturday. i Mtinniou, the England inside forward who^.c name had be:*n roupled with Giuhain, came to L<odon to wa*ch 'he gsire. y \lf saw Walthamstow lead by
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    CAMBRIDGE SURPRISE
    213 14 London, Sunday. Cambridge University provided the biggest turprlM of the lugby season today when they went to Arms Park nnd defeated the hitherto invincible Cardiff XV by eight potatl to six. It waa the UniVersity'i thiid game m five days and followed reverses against Oxford and Newport. nave
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    UNKNOWN
    103 14 LONDON Sunday.-Bru,, W J heavywe^ht champion, intends i 1 back" m spite of the Ue Oma cffi^l appointing; conclusion to his vith i For Woodcock it means that his 1 rehabilitation following a lay oft 0 rQ f started when his jaw was W.no further forward than it wu
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    DORIS IS CHAMP
    27 14 MEiuLtOURNE, Sun. Dons Hart cf Miami. Florida, won the women's single championship at the Victorian tennil tournament by defeating Mrs. Nancy Berton. Austrh'.iir. champion.
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    Test: India Follow On
    65 14 Test: India Follow On BOMBAY, Sunday.— The Indian Dai*™ not happy against the West Indies amir:«teatt« keen fielding. I There was a second example 61 wU oil standing between the Indian batsiaw m un J tween two wickets when ManVord w i* rw 4 out addition to the lunch score
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    Fanny for Australia
    79 14 AMSIKKDAM. toUH.-i™'^ Fanny Blankers Koen. Dutch Olympic star, has cancelled her proposed American tour m favour of a visit to Au c tralia next month. Bhe will leave the Netherlands on January 3 by ai r with he/ husband who coached he* for the Olympic Games. The
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    BROKE HAND, FIGHT
    77 14 NEW YORK, Sunday. -Be C auPf m hand Jake Lamotta has withdrawn *<* i round bout with French middleweigM m duled at Mad Won Square Garden on J»" *J3 Because Ezzard Charles is only .j] 26. an impressive victory W cltht lun e but. "J^ the harbinger
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    Bee cut betting
    44 15 Bee cut betting Hvftn d swarms .Ktoiian HL I one IMM v^t.-ad. two and upI m But ■«•>■■,?. it Moin■k^ -i by the K»n of which X or- totalisator ■fS;«' p** fumes h ,.r entered the Mi ot >; .venting him tt!?JPSurM and cover- Reuter AAP
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    THREE RECORDS SMASHED AT CHINESE MEET
    574 15 THREE RECORDS SMASHED AT CHINESE MEET j^ Singapore Chinese records were broken at Be Ninth Athletic Meeting of the Singapore Chinese Knattur Athletic Federation at the Jalan Besar Radium j/tsterday. Right fr >ra the start of the 400 metre race. Singa■ore'sLe s inter. Yeo Choon Bee of the A.A.A. kept
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    THOMAS CUP:US WIN 4 MATCHEES OVER CANADA
    120 15 THOMAS CUP:US WIN 4 MATCHEES OVER CANADA US CHAMP FREEMAN HEATS CANADIAN ACE ua.muma, California, Samfov— lnitn.l st t r to victory m aU mat**-* over £TS^S^ battl( d th ir one win of representing the American /.one m th*'" Sa rda > t( > within minton tournament m England
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    Savold's parse withheld
    87 15 Savold's parse withheld LONDON. s,,n. In accordance with the mid disq •itilih'cation, SavohFfe pww uf approvmmtely £o.(M»0, is betag withheld until th«- Board ■anettoa payment. v> it ii'i-fu'v i:?ht, \\\f DMtter will bf dealt with bg tlu Soutln -rn Area v miell ou Dee. l") Mad not by tho British
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    F & N SCORE 5-3 WIN
    48 15 F N SCORE 5-3 WIN control Sfficult, me socear b j£^ hho!o o! was and Ne»»ve pnd <he CommWCW W| packed with thrills. .> BromfeMi I F& N r«n out uinnorn b> 5 f^J\ N v hi |e l^uiind^ Talib (1) Mj*e« w«e woreri Srh((()I (1) Keeden (1) v
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    M.C.C. In Strong Position
    97 15 M.C.C. In Strong Position JOHANNESBURG. Sun. Although getting: no response from the perfect wicket, the MCC attack today tied down Transvaal batsmen on the second day of the match here after George Mann had declared the MCC's first innings at si-> for seven wickets. The touring team bowlers did well
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    CYCLE CHAMPS REFUSE PRIZE
    377 15 Two competitors who won the first and second places m the Singapore 100 miles Open Cycle Road Race yesterday, caused a sensation when they refused to receive their trophies when called by the announcer. They were Kwa Chin Swee and Huvnh Van Thiong of the Chung
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    Drop 'Foul Rule' Call
    83 15 LOMftM, Sunday A contn.snnilai to that which lagi-d nearly jo yean ago and resulted In the United st.it.-.-intioducinK |he "no foul rule' has beta provokrd hy thr dtopotad clisqiialitir.ition of Urn American heavyweight, i>>»Savold, m his recest t>k r ht with Hruco Woodcock, the lititi^h champion.
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    They Will Explore Himalaya Unknowns
    105 16 WASHINGTON. Sunday— An American expedition has received from the Mr.:- IT -h of Nepal, permission to explore a wild md lofty valley m that oountrv from whkh ill ou:s ten have previously been bar~ed. Dr. r>:!l IttpltJ Ol 1 yen «d«>r of th tion. cabl'Hi
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    STORE MAY BE A HQ. OF THE UTD. NATIONS
    180 16 STORE MAY B E A HQ. OF THE UTD. NATIONS Singapore instead of Shanghai may become the I headquarters of the L'r.ited Nations Economic Mission. The decision rests on Mr. Trygve Lie. Secretary General of the United Nations. This became knou*n ifer the fourth conference of the Commission. h?ld at
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    Viking On Business Flight
    182 16 Viking On Business Flight THE first VUriig tlrerafl on a cuuuaertatoJ fh^ht land- at Kallang Airport yesterday afternoon, bringing 20 ship's otfic->rs engineers and deckhands as passengers to S'ngapore Viking v^is chartered by the Anpio- Savor. Petroleum Co to bung cut the men as relief CfWM tor its local y-baseu
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    Diplomats Told To Quit
    68 16 Washington. Sun. The Unit'd States Government ha^ orlered two Rumanian diplomats o be ejected from their posts. Rumania had also demanded :he recall of two l\S. officials it Bischarast. The four officials involved: Treote^s. minister counsellor at the Rumanian Legaion m Washington and Alexindra Lezareanu. counsellor;
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    5 GUNS IN POND
    66 16 hTjisriA.v tsunaay. Police patro; dragged a pond ;n a blukar at the 16 mil Pontian Roag and recovered four 12-bore shotguns and o rifle yesterday. A small lean-to nearby wa searched and an automatic pistol, wireless equipmen; and "9 rounds of assorted ammunition were found. The
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    Self-starter For Jet Plane
    26 16 Washington Sun. The United States Navy claimed today to have developed the first successful self-starter for jet and turhnnrnn nimmft engines. Reuter
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    Shipping Prince
    36 16 SYDNEY. Sun. —Prince Axel ot Denmark, second cousin of King Frederick arrived here yesterday m tht course of a world tour m hi.. capacity as chairman of the Danish East Asiatic Shinnin<? Company. Reuter
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    Soviets Changing Berlin Chief?
    52 16 BERLIN", Sun.— The German News Agency DPD today quoted "well informed circles*' for reports that Mtj. G-*n. Kotikov, Soviet Commandant m Berlin, was suffering from a heart disease and had returned to Moscow. Col. Yelisarov, Chief of Staff, was to be appointed his successor, the agency
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    'Atom bombed'
    27 16 PLYMOUTH, Sun. —After beinjf 'atom bombed" the"Redland" fleet attacking Plymouth was engaged by j coastal batteries today In the last of the British air-seu exercises.
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    TOO DEAR TO FEED: PRISONERS FREED
    33 16 i-'Jtvih'iisa, sun. sevemy sewn persons m jail here hav< oeen released to save the cosi of feeding them. They wen jailed for collaboraticn wltl tae Japanese A.P.
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    More leave
    14 16 MANILA, Sun. —More American evacuees hav° arrived m Manila frcm i China.
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    Tribune Thomas Cup Fund
    271 16 Tribune Thomas Cup Fund I^tpvt rontributioni t»H the Tribun.- Thit.-.ia, (inH S ieetad 'nttihifH r r^l Ma'.H.a thr.uieh M-fl V. M G Vah-wU^H Dr. i-wia*. Mr. l him >m Can Mo.OoH i Mr. J. V Hmkuiu' >H.OoH Dr. Tan In Mr. Tan X.-. Jin. > ',\^M Mr. I han CkM
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