Morning Tribune, 31 December 1948

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    Masthead
    16 1 MORNING Tribune |[)U 1, No. 974 (New Series) nODAV, DBCEMBEI SI, I9IX. I'ric- 10 t enls.
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    MALAYS KILL 5 CHINESE
    155 1 I Thurs. Fivr K~ three women jnd two I were killed, and a man I w oman wounded, by Malays I with parangs m an at- tick at Kampong Dendan? XT-!< rday. B* Four house? were set on fire L,,! \destroyed. Six othei Kciscs were partially
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    LAST MINUTE RUSH
    86 1 LAST MINUTE RUSH MUNICIPAL electoial icgistration figures rolling m at the headquarters totalled 8.329 t mid-night last night. A total of 1.400 registered at the Municipal Buildings alone yesterday. Returns from some I the other centres added up to 2.000 more. Full figures from all ccntios ire expected this morning.
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    Dutch, Japs sign trade pact
    48 1 Dutch, Japs sign trade pact signed. japan's unfavourable The agreement will nei p I)utch trade balance It P^f^ 1 ,^n approximately Guinea and Indonesm wll^ r a v materials «d nfan.far.ures from Japan. ,cal, 4 u,p.,..nt l 1U ,n..-.y. ™W C -Jty- DOrceWOi .products, pottny. lw;i Imanufact;;: ReuterAAP
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    SHIP WRECKED HAD DINNER
    49 1 Shipwrecked Filipino seamen now In Singapore Alpmio Garcia, Pedro Mabim and, ,nal Apiano had a suipnsej yesterday when entertained to j a p:v-Ncw Year dinnei by MTand Mrs. M. R. Anciano. M Klrfc Tcirace and later taken Right-seeing round the c«yThey will leave for Maai'a
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    WHISKY SOUR
    73 1 WHISKY SOUR S LONDON, Yhnr* i British Health Mtabter Anpi'rin Bfvai taw or- d'Tt'd 'tr r.. n«'t to i prescribe hciic drinks 8n part th'ir llf tllUlll for patient*.. 1 The banm-d dbiku JMJWtIF S rhampapne. \<hi^k.v, port, i sherry, ein stout. Soffereri may be <nly > temporarily df-"ri\«'d of
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    PLAYS IN LONDON
    40 1 Malayan piarist Ui Joyce Sena* en gui vol. Rave HCI first public piano iccital IB London last work. MiM Schareneuivel w^o kfl the first Malayan ever to pvo recital m ix>ndon. i»laycd m the iamou? Wigmore Hail.
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    RELEASED
    25 1 Di. Shuim-i Okawa one 01 the 2S Japanese leader? placeC on trial as major wa: ennnna s was released from an Insa* asylum today.
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    DUTCH PREMIER GOING TO INDONESIA
    214 1 DUTCH PREMIER GOING TO INDONESIA lo Promote Co-operation THE HAGI E, Thursday. THE Dutch Prime Minister, Dr. Wilhem Drees will be going to Indonesia to "further co-operation for the rebuilding of the whole of Indonesia," at a date to be announced, the Dutch Government said today. Political circles h<?re feel
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    BACK TO WORK
    23 1 MANILA. Thurs. The 500 striking workers of Standard Vacuum Oil Company will rr turn to work on D<'<\ 31 AP
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    WHITE AUSTRALIA NEEDS DUTCH
    109 1 WHITE AUSTRALIA NEEDS DUTCH KTDNKV Thursday. The p of the Putrh m „<lonosia ll necessary o, continuation of the WM* Aust.alia" policy according to several Australian n««wsn iners today. They were attacking Australia's case before the Sorm itv Council yesterday, ami Stood WUHMB HoifMß'i manner of presenting Thr Sydney Sun
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    SNOWSTORMS IN US
    13 1 CHICAGO, THurs. A ttftrt winds swept across th, norll U.P.
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    Tengah Will Be Civil Airport
    234 1 Tengah Will Be Civil A irport THK il<\.!(i|»ii)< nt < f < "lianyl airport •>• folnt ILA I. and Civil iinpoit ll tO be dtsoootlnued, »»<i ll xlft *"S It AY. airfield «t r«agwi developed m*t«a<i The fl«xiM< nmwii; now uii'l- i < <>n■tructtoa »t Chang! win h<l completed foi
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    P. I. Hero Remembered
    12 2 P. I. Hero Remembered FlI nii'dn x\'-\r i l ■>• wr* i Mr
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    Court answers money posers
    294 2 Court a nswers money posers MONITORS FOUND GUILTY JUDGEMENTS m reaped of two grmir ot Bfc*rget 01 eoßtnvveßlloa »f the Finn c EiflilMloM, trough* >£•?!>♦ Mentor IJmited, \\t n- glvtfl m tile Pir-t D!stric« Coaii vestatdsy. In first gr p, the company mi chained with Myiae the Stnits ecuivalent of
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    BANDITS BURN PAHANG STATION
    69 2 BANDITS BURN PAHANG STATION :r.?y destroyed :h kmu .-c tin v u.:- Bg it 4nm I rra > r i c %> foui d Bt V I I Sn Htfc dOdg 1 o a fl Ua« a 1 vh itro found i toldtaf lit lintd ar::. ÜBffbff Id i% r»t>
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    Crash claims two victims
    52 2 f i Chew Str nesitay i t ma mat Wcnc Ah ten-.../ -old g Botl wen- Tv id at ground Ceor ■tain j' I under t I ria Ifun dp we rk< I c.i-it o\> \t:icat:or: \>. It wiii I that tl ■eajiM at m g
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    GUNMEN MARK HAUL
    25 2 GUNMEN MARK HA UL Ait 1 pifi l m! i t Ycr Cfca Ka /••-*.or- lay lad go\ away v.tr. px-»-pcuy ar.u caah wortk $130.
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    POLICE BAND
    20 2 tre J-. c BATJ and a: U B tani Qard from 5.30 I c rat on January 23
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    PHONE CALL WAS PHONEY
    157 2 l.\ 9S»!i:F 1 1 HOAXER raised a false fire alarm yesterday and caused two fire engines to come dashing to Robinson Road for nothing. The telephone call was traced to B Chinese coffee-shop proprietor m Boon Tat Street .The man was arrested. The Ma'ay Nationalist Party
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    Rayman was 'energetic, capable'
    20 2 Rayman was 'energetic, capable' tl N lira Mourr.i: ties and I I tod i jj Uu vit today t| 5
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      38 2 RUCCLES SYOU&CMTOiWZymL IT WAQ "1 \C./S£U&E TH£Y^ Y THZ WW SE7H V OH.JOHN!-H^ |f" 'J^2 MD& QUITS A HIT JOLLY HARD GOING] THOUGHT I MQA UDOK9ATYOU ONE LOVELY- 4fe ¥OU\ WHmcM*mjg),fiTrrfKT...^[T£KmYMCH£6 i^M&Mm twy-sfJ fa Q^mi BUCK RYAN -^f^^
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    Cossack Dance
    60 3 tot i .-'i-ri Gay m.I I r i;j Hi'. 1 a' Mr. Crea S o i.-- h «■.>■>. Parlj :»< t»:o Victoria Hexnoria! •>" WedßMd i- Two !••<•! tad Mtj < hlldrra from variomi So- iin! Welfare c«»tre», il:- children oi Rotarlan»i and of memfcew of <l>" j
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    SEAMEN TO BE PROTECTED
    96 3 SEAMEN TO BE PROTECTED A lwd before February 1^»; svst „l bf t !fe laOG1 a0G6 i lavorc,istored.1 avorc,isto r ed. and 5.29, of these are unemployed. Tl^ wholr idea l;«hin.l tiM rh( nul ls to protect the interl innm" Command. Attendant B^eau, tSd the Press 3f«ter'i: s,-am,n used to
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    Look For Cheaper Groceries
    101 3 Look For Cheaper Groceries THE Food Control Department ,r cheaper shops before maK Poriodical inspection* h.xe own that m some big shop> rged prleei have not be«J h ing ed foi some time de>p.t pWe^opsinqmeanum of food items dunng me There has been, for example^ big drop m the pneef
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    Too busy to talk
    56 3 Too busy to talk The CMrf KnKintvr of t i the «).000-ton Soudan was o busy to tell the press SS shook the Soudan S four hours after she left X l^e *hip docked Hi j "g^SZQ m J S lmlian— both iiK'inl>»rs o grS^, u-e UUed an the ship
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    Wellington Koo Jr. came unnoticed
    89 3 BEARINC. tho same U. famous father. Mr Wellington Koo, Jr., pa**' 1 through Sin K apoto a Uys aso unnoticed h> lht '''uniike hi. father brlHUnt .liplomat. once at the Com of St .lames ami now Washington D.C J»"' or an economist. Mr. Koo came
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    MEET THREE PEOPLE
    55 3 I Parachuted Into Emape •I Lt OH H. i.. |-„rt who i i H mio ex Europe 1 th. Alii- He retun i *H GdMl 'HiWih I I InJi.i M.i RJLI tur. for India, I 4 V thr< m ha i 'ii twi y<-,(» an.i '.II hC
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    SIR LAWRENCE, BEST
    25 3 \r\\ ?ORK Thuri n :It UU( d Laureace OUvei tin- [n Hamlet I Mivla H illan va nanw d lh< lkll;'o[ool AP
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      101 3 1 cJioo 4k i (l N Qi^Cs.. i pin, i:. -n f> i pßJrate^ a Inf. .rin .ii i SSm eS /pr g'j.oo p.^i. V TOXIIillT! ,-V (NKH M\iis EVB) xr thi li^Kßhcaaßßaßn&lihLvJii You'll ISO A II w.th Laughter, and whal v Start it would Be For the W'S\ ¥EAB!
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    TRUMAN PLAND NEW MILITARY AID PROGRAMME
    480 4 TRUMAN PLAND NEW MILITARY AID PROGRAMME MrAamrOTOir, Thur>. PwiM Truman made move rillll, nhip mto shape ne«. nu.ltibillion dollnr programme of promot,- recovery abroad and street hen defe^ against CommunTs,, direct*! (.overnment departments to provide him promptly ith m over,n ■Mo.ure of he proposed sending, including miUtary »n<i eWmV: aid
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    STALIN CAN BE RUDE
    146 4 STALIN CAN BE RUDE J R BABI v. mot pltned H* told them I t emiei Btailo wai v.iii hr last saw him. a .Months :^o. tic D Stall". \i:\ c.-uilcojs ar..l earwct with a i »rmii attractive peraon- :ty wato he chooset to tMeti It bui bi ftiSO c:in
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    TRUMAN'S RADAR LANDING
    9 4 TRUMAN'S RADAR LANDING 1^n,1,n,... l»4. 1 IXTIm-I l.lllJin|f_ U.P.
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    BRITISH GERMANY C-in-C IN LONDON
    76 4 BRITISH GERMANY C-in-C IN LONDON i LONDON. Thins c^n. Sit Brian Robertson. British Com-mander-in-Chief In Germany, arrived m London fiom the British zone of Germany yesterday. A Foreign Otfice spokesman raid he was paying a routine visit to report on conditions m Germany and would return to the British zone
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    Pt. Nehru Honoured
    60 4 AT tfPtela? Convocation M Dectmhtr 28. th* if yon C'.jn»r>!fv conferred on Pnutit Sehru th> honorary denrrt «>/ Doctor of Saenrt f'in-Ut Sfhru told the Convocation that uith Mahntnui Gti ml lii'.s 'iv th> shfrt anchor. Indui WM to\tnd tj b'comr- gnat BmMm§ a netc liti mm
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    He told US about Pearl Harbour
    166 4 He told US about Pearl Harbour NEW TORK Thus. Ifea* Riviera Bdutiber, pre-wir Peruvian minister to Jipas said last ni^ht that he knew n months before Pearl Harbour that the iTiptncit w*n piar.aing and practising for, tM attack. He learned of the plan* from a Japanese member of his iM
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    G.I. Joes would not surrender
    96 4 G.I. Joes would not su r render gEATTLE. Washington. Thurs. Dr. Lousi Morton, an army historian has dug up new details of mutiny and violence that preceded the American surren- Dr. Morton, who i< htipint: to compile a complete ninety volume history of the Pacific war. said that officers and
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    Sir Akhbar Hydari Dead
    41 4 Sir Akhbar Hydari Dead NEW DELHI Thurs I Akbar Hydarl Govern^ Assam, died ol peart WJJ on Tuisday night at act* I He had been b ai I States for the last I had been th. Governo. As<am since Ma> I
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    NEW RECOVERY PLAN FOR JAPAN
    188 4 NEW RECOVERY PLAN FOR JAPAN |APAN*B labour unions retain i w the right to strike under .he new economic programme decreed on Dec. 17. by thi* I Government. A high Government source said "There is nothing m thi« new programme to prevent 'apanese labour from enjoyingL Jffi?* estab! i-hed rights
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      26 4 r I.T.T E J.Tr ilT.TijFrl HIGH CIAS PORTRAIT OUTDOOR PHOTOGRAPHERS Agent For With Pictures Te«ephone N» to make M /H£ LARGEST PHOTO STUDIO IN MALAYA M
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    NEWSVIEW
    403 5 H should not let the H,M year pass away X drawing the X I ion of the public to the notable ■Lv-nu-nts of 1948. la X feel that the last X f the year is an C .riate moment to K. t the only bouquet IK, found among our
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    TRIBUNE MAGAZINE
    19 5 high! Phot« dwwVthf rmrmvmm rtW urc beinx mc 4 m Ihe niU ol Uw r. I,f omem.
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    RUSSIANS USE KID GLOVES IN GERMANY
    625 5 IMPORTANT chants m Soviet zonr cy bic'udin,; the cxnvewion ol the .nil economic commiefion ;<n elective body, ifedal con- sions tor "bourgeoii «pe< i liU. 1 ami a sil more rtiertive Litrge ol communiitdominated So< l«t I'nity party. have been foreilu cd h a
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    JAP DIVERS
    74 5 JAPANESE i t e i i W noi be i i to \u ti ilia i I- tiong i"> (i.i t t lustratia hi to I pearleJ that Ihej rtenturcd JapMM 1 l: The indunti can If muni k. to carry |(1 l mml Miaistoi Arthui Calw ni(
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    THE LOVES OF GARMEN
    1938 6  -  SOPHIE KERR MORNINC^ TRIBUNE SERIAL fey THE STORY: Don Jos*>, young oftictT m a fashionable Spanish regiment, falls victim to the charms of the bewitching gypsy, Carmen. He kills his commanding officer m a sword-fight over her and i* forced tt> flee to a mountain hide-out,
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    World Photonews
    90 7 Abovt Su- Btmffoid C* ppi rwcekttj par&nki frow IfiM /•;t-!i (TfcMlrtur^. <• f dun:>;j Chrstmas RfCfptf* <■; i«" f»rfl3Jl fl»rf9»l» > UtUm (Y.M.C.A.i at i:/(nn cuinf.sk war activity. Tte* rttttnai u<uds Ut Pmgpu wetm <-/ f«H mi s activity N (> >>nun\t t. <>",)* oppum'i tk- (•>'!. CM
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      166 7 On Your Radio Today r, Down N ws ln MU BLUE NETWORK '^'p"™ Programme Sum- A.noy: 8 15 p.n Programme Sum- ','J,,;,. Bjs8 j 5 Close Uoot. f"'' S Tl.h SlpuUur. SST^SS S w;^o m g RED NETWORK S^^K^S cial Prcm Concert; 9.30 inw luSin^, A nNews; 9.45 Popular music
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    SOME BIG MOMENTS OF 1948
    67 8 I Tribune Cameramen Capture N <* Gl*» -Xi, H,-rJi «MH ;.wor),i t| the *-,c!rat on of Mnlava. si U 'iiini; th~ bwtffWßHM of ■Sat. mk nt nMm ln ctlr Sl oulK hoari! t I! i. THE i.mKIM Mien annual f x :i<'»'. !hl> m th
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      343 10 1 EXCUJSIVE TO Till: >lOll\l\<. TR||||\|, s I JACK ARMSTRONG 50 SHE S^ ThAT WAS SOME \\NHY IS THAT N^VFR^Z ->-> A V X SPY. .STIUL I BRIGHT iPEA OF MINE. IEOPfifS? LOOKING B^crL^ lhE^f -Aii .h. SV HAS PtNZAS./ HAVING HER TAKE THE AT YOU OLP sp?/^ w UFEI
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    Teach Them To Put It Away
    288 11 Teach Them To Put It Away THE fi«*t stop towaids encouraging children to he tidy, is to teach them to put away their toys. This job If regarded ny most childi^n as a penanrt and only dono undn suffeiance, hosjwvti you eta i»iovi le a means which will make the
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    DIARY
    188 11 HR.H. Prince Axel and Mr. Hakon Christian will be guests of honour at a inception given by Mr. and Mr K. Q, Lomrner at "Rosen cath" on Sunday at 7 p.m. 40 member? of the senior students at the Far Eastern School of Music will welcome m the New
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    COME FOR CURRY TIFFIN
    188 11 COME FOR CURRY TIFFIN CVRRIED SCRAMBLE INGREDIENTS 4 tablespoons dried fgg; 1 teaspoon cuny powder; 2 tablespoons milk; 1 <kss« rtspoon chopped parsley; oz. margarine; .v. atoning; 4 ilices buttered toast. Mix the curry powder with the dried eggs, and then reconstitute them as usual. Add the milk, chopped parsley
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    TALL STORY
    303 11  -  Epsie Kinard ll y FRIEND of tall American girlfl who dciiiand smart lashiuna tiiat taiiy with theti size i.- ;t ucblguei WBOSC own height is f»vr f«-« t tea lachei That If P*K NYwton's height nxasund m hei stock Inged feet which explain* why riie hai taken no
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      83 11 C. K. TANG Pewter Ware Bali Heads Siamese Bracelets Silk Underwear I CARVED TEAKWOOD Fl RNITI RE j ALL KINDS OF LINEN EMBROIDERIES ETC, ETC., 241, River Valley Road, Singapore. Phone: 4025 'encyclopaedia britannica MANKIND'S ACCr^TED **»>%£* PBESENT E E A D S SkENCE A co m pena,u m f
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      42 11 RAFFLES HOTEL WISHING ALL OUR PATRONS A HAPPY, PEACEFUL AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR. I TONIGHTS BOOKING for the GALA DINNER BALL CLOSED. KATONG REST-HOUSE TO-MOT: EXTENSION IBX 2 AJK. baßooaft, etc. M > f MUSIC BY THE KAI.OHA ROM HAWASS. PHONE M7IC lo7t
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    'THE RED SHOES' POETRY IN MOVEMENT
    379 12  - 'THE RED SHOES' POETRY IN MOVEMENT OSWALD HENRY I FILM NEWS hf JO see the film -The Red Bht*r fa t;> v a new expenenee, to feel tori al i tion that one hardly *et, from Mhal U dished up as dame entertainment lence. Thlg i^ a picture which Britaii
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      121 12 WISHING EVERYBODY A PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR. LET CARMEN'S CASTANETS A WHIM. Ol FLAMEMCO HERALD IN THz SEW YEA^ ir^ *^r™ i I »Pf v^ (iff \?M'}j ?> i O\/P"^ jJlG&JfcJii CARMEN action .wv.vrßßi TO-DAY c z^ TONIGHT at MWTE! J^P~ c cr a Whip-lashing thrills A REPUBLIC SIHIAI I AYLOK
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      20 12 VI Chapters of W k M SIZ7I ING I I M > so PI Ivr^^l i 1 ai^ll 111 f T^
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    Malayan Share Quotations
    835 13 Singapore, Dec. JO. Singapore onar« quotation* today m given by the Mai« •van Sharebrokers As*ocjaUoi vtrt M fellows Buyers Sellers Atlas Ice 14.00 15.00 Ai-x. Brick Pref. 2.80 2.90 Ords. 1.95 2.00 8.8. Petrol 41/- 42/6 B. M. Trustee 7.50 8.50 Con?. Tin (O) 17/9 18/6 do.
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    YEN ISSUE TIPS 360 BILLION
    129 13 T O n ThUrS The Bink of '"P™ notes m circuhtioDi were increased by more than loowuim'mmi yen for the second successive day on iwT^T ing the total volume of banknote. U I 1' P sh M 0.000,000,000 yen mark leil aW the l*te government
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    PETROLS IMPROVE
    17 13 The share market rl<». ,i the year nn icCSJf Br h Ro <> p SLSnS I
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    RUBBER MARKET
    33 13 Thk rubber m., J, tl lv t,,.!a, :no;ri!: With more buyoi „t! throughout the Jg r '"'fu rtc mre Wo JJin, RBB 34« m On reg teadei 'Julys,,,, lonr Str;, ly
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    MALAKA PLNDA RUBBER MEET
    31 13 MALAKA PLNDA RUBBER MEET Mi. Tan Chen* Lock (chairman and managing director! i Presided at the 33rd annual ordinary general meeting of the Maiaka Pinda Rubber Estate Ltd. held here yerterday.
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    MARKET CLOSED
    16 13 a j The market will be 5 officially closed until Monday. i A" 1111
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    The Produce Market
    33 13 The Pr oduce Market Ml I SEED lOCA I LOUR 1 UOC TAPIOCA I MMm pf v WHI i I i PI R I'KR v iluiil.tjr i T OIL v. \n-; HOfl >i
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      66 13 SAIL TODAY WITH ALL MOITi GKBATBBT STARS INTO I9UI! at II a.m.; 1.15; }.!.">; Ml Ml |> m. INSURANCES I NATIONAL EMPLOYERS Mutual Omml INSUBANCE Ass.K-iation Ltd. KUt sol NP OEPENDABUI »NSI t;\VK ■I TK(TIi).V ÜBERAL AND I'ICOMPT CLAMS SETTLEMENTS. WMBT WOM H^TICHAL EMPLOYERS j INSURANCE 1 i oral M
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    FANNY TO HAVE SPECIAL TITLES
    41 14 1 1 tr phi .yen Faiihy B Koen for Mrs Blar.K -rs X as a (ding Bl X md ~io rardi sprim i Westei d Austra printer SMrlej Strickland npanf the Dutch rhampion on her Reu-ter-AAP
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    AUSSIES SHOULD CHALLENGE
    51 14 A USSIES SHOU LD CHALLENGE SYDNEY. Thors. Touring (Jolted States professional Bobby Ris^ said thli In Sydney. Adding, M J believt Austral!* ihOVld cfcallengetnd I think the will". Australia starts trainir^ her player* too late." he went on. "'Here, a player It still regarded ii junior when he is 21-
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    JENKINS GETS THE GOODS
    41 14 tad parents for Britain appeal ,s to send mo pftparcW fo Medy people ttvtai near Jenkms home m Worc^tr^ ThJ gl^ S > a nn UnCod m a letter to the Mayor of Worcester fron a >rcroiarv. Reuter
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    SKI CHAMP HAS A BOY
    22 14 Ff .1 iurs. mpi r> Gret me tlu I h fam m 61 Montz latl February.— UP
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    MATCH OFF
    33 14 The hi ek< 'natv\. t o n q Sifnalj h the Admirai< ClviltmiDi whlrt was U tmwt been played F*» te-day t-vf";ti^ h Taitfiii Barradci was cancelled bt»caiLs. ot baa wflllifi
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    L. HASSETT IS STILL IN
    34 14 L. HASSETT IS STILL IN HFi.bo,.i:ni,, luurs^u,,,.. 77 ,,T K1 a-* Imh mkkk lamni befoad t 's, solved »»ny doubts his rrk Jj| Is to i 1949-SC. S2 *m °^'iui mc m J94Q ReuterAAP
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    REGAL SON WINS CUP
    48 14 BYoannr, hhm Mr j. c Ijani Regal S m, -'.arting a 0-1. won the €3 000 Sydn-\ b;;mmer Cup run vt I:. mile flvt> fur'.^ngs at Rand wick h€W RegftJ £on drew away ait- r.terinc: the ?traicht to sr« i oasy threo Ungths wii
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    PRESS WILL BE THERE
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