Morning Tribune, 3 January 1949

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    Masthead
    15 1 MORNING Tribune L. 1, No. 976 (Neu Scries). MONDAY, JANUARY 3, IM9. X'rhf 10 Oat*.
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    Thomas Cup Team In London
    174 1 w,. (From .JIMMY GLOVER, London, Sunday). T 4- fTHK Malayan Thomas Cup i 1 Team will begin serious training on Monday. They will have no more social enI gagements. The players were enterS tained to lunch on Friday by the Frank Henley Reinforr:ed Shuttlecock Ltd
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    S. E. ASIA TALKS ON INDONESIA
    351 1 jv ALLAHABAD, Sunday. pp eliru Minister of India ha* called Asian countries to a leu hh .u 00^ the Indonesian Problem. The conference will be held m i «lni the near future. It uill be on a ministerial level. fcrsia Ir^SJ?^ are Turkey 1
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    U.S. MIGHT INTERCEDE FOR AIRABU FLYERS
    162 1 U.S. MIGHT INTERCEDE FOR A IRABU FLYERS MANILA, Sun.— The State Department might intercede, i on behalf of the three American airmen jailed and later tried m Dutch Indonesia on charges of gun-smuggling. Attorney William H. Quasha said the father of one of the arrested Uiers radioed him this message.
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      49 1 Start the New Year with a New Fabric tARADOC Fabrics present a New range of English-printed Haircord m 6 designs and 5 colours. Guaranteed Fast Colours! Only $1.90 p.yd.! MARVELOOM Fabrics present "TRIPLE THREE," a new linen with B.D.A. finish. Crease- resist ing. 36" wide, m 12 shades! j
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    FORCES KILL JOHORE BANDIT CHIEF
    275 2 FORCES KILL JOHORE BANDIT CHIEF THK lM*r t4 I bandit K aii K m th« MNI M* 1 hfa riid vltft tvw> oth.-r bandilN at the han^N of th»« MCUfife -r-rs m dawn raid ye«4*rdav. nen ran (>; t wti ipoa .1 f then mm tht hief. nad a r
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    Universal Week Of Prayer
    156 2 Universal Week Of Prayer Tl--nut Th< M Uayan Chriati* iii har aireflged ft r into to held In th< B&Kllsh ■.:< nan Churcli m On nm<i Road atari Dg today on UiMJii igh ih M Th« sf> -irvir«.- AjiJ tM forty* <ive nuniiti > m .'< Dgth ir.i it 5,30
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    "SATHURATHI"
    33 2 Th- Hindu ataff <•■! S.H.B. •vjII o >tei v Urn Sathurthi" Vinaya^ui Temple, CVylon KoutJ, today, from 636 to 8 f>.m. There will be special Abi&hfgan and "Puwja cereraoniei aod :t r.u..-ic recital.
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    Sergeaant Ambushed
    87 2 Sergeaant Ambushed TAP.AH. >un.— A 'lr>- I aMMOi t;nh{ir* whaa handits auihusht'd hifr \cli i <• rrvl .iir^rt- ai Nasjw hwwi automatic tir»* at hi*'. ,v- n'turninK ffnw BUat t(» Ta;>ah. DM 5 iu-s«* u.-'»;ii,i m *-v lotvy J were f*»th .\,«nn'le:l Tun rnil^" *r«>;u T«jyah tht*. '(TR Jint GMM
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    Jailed For Pasting Anti-Registration Posters On Trees
    158 2 Jailed For Pasting Anti- Registration Poste rs On Trees IPOH, Sunday. For having m his possession Anti-Registration posters, a middle-aged Chinese, Wan Thin, was convicted and sentenced to three years rigorous imprisonment by Mr. B. G. Smith, the Ipoh District Judge. First to give evidence was a Malay auxiliary police
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    Gifts For 600 Sick
    90 2 Gifts For 600 Sick s.\ nmdml pilkati »n Tan Tock Sens Hospital received N< w V- ar pit boxes from the Independent Missionary when :U%. C. A, Davidson, head of the :v.i?.- ion. paid hi? third sueMM|y« Now Year vjsit to the Dts yi\-tcrday. T- t uifts. costing- about .^'J.OOO.
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  • IN BRIEF
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      New Hope For G. I. Fiancees
      99 2 WASHINGTON, Sunday. An eight-day grace {ktichI has been announced tor the entry of GI finances into the United States under special privilege. The spec ial Act of Congress permitting simplified witry tor foreigners coming to marry members or <^\-Miei>ihers of the US. armed forces
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    FIRST S'PORE HEALTH COURSE
    100 2 FIRST S'PORE HEALTH COURSE C»IX IV rat health •J v rhred m Pngunn day foi a ipectll r.ir.' k conducted by the S initary Institute. The course, which innovation. W|| i scheduled for six BMMII hi> h« en < xtcndc to rr.^ :Uii.cctuis to undergo a eompn.hon.sive course ot The
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    NEE SOON FOR REFUGEES
    78 2 Government will not any preparations for rec British refugees from unless it becomes dehr. I they are coming, said Mr F. McNiecc. Sccreta: Social Welfare on Fn He added however, that side ration was being giv«! their housing and fredin^ they arrived. Nee Soon Transit will
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    More Films For Swimming Club
    84 2 More Films For Swimming Club THE first film show heir- r. thf Chinese Swimming CM j last Friday night proven popular that the club inter U have film shows evcr>' month. According to Mr. Lconu V Siev*. the club's secretary. shows m future will bl fo I members and their
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    St. Joseph's Schocl
    35 2 The Principal of tr 51 Joseph s Continuation S Bras Basah Roa«! desires the pupila who have r for admission to call Schcoi this morning at 9 f their admission ill] s
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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      25 2 BUCK RYAN M W^vMM Bw* [SBswfmagfflft RUGGLtS W W^ W7 e>V) VW(?<)7 4 1 THOUGHTH£2fi'bA W£ 'AV£ ASM FOfi )&*).<■ i' V^ 'fl4ff' MQS ANbSUCHUK£? hmiO"
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    MAGNA CARTA COMES HOME
    97 3 MAGNA CART A COMES HOME Sunday. The eooy f-f the tht tin ii veraftoi Kin Henry today after r itkai m the m, WaafctafB1 let. rial insured for nj to the I'nitod ll] ut'sturo by lent Durini iti voyage from New liner Media, the r I packed m a hardpadied
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    KEENAN IS NEW U.S. MEDIATOR
    88 3 KEENAN IS NEW U.S. MEDIATOR WASHINGTON. Sunday. t-h B. Kttnan. Chief Prosot the trial of the JapanHe urai criminal! has been A::. lr.ediator for ttnfotrtd on t with President Truman. i i that oopio who "h^ve not proly th- •«--o r !< of history: H ide 1 nment ai a
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    'CAN MAKE A-BOMB'
    31 3 >v; t Sun. Canada th€ atom Dcmb 'he only weapon i be made from atomic ording to Canada's i< rity Genera] A g.l. Permanent can- the United Nations.
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    But one spot was bright
    82 3 But one spot was bright Two liners, the Warwick Castle from South African and the Orion from Australia, were held up off the Isle of Wight becuuw the N>u Year's heAvy seas prei vented them taking on pilot*. y As the Warwick weathered th«> gales a South African school mistress
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    Indian Girl Praises British Miners
    137 3 XXNDON. Sunday. After four months living «ig the miners of South Wales, Lancashire, Dur- .Northumberland and Fifeshire, Miss C. A. RadiMiai, of the Indian Ministry of Labour, is flying back «a with ideas for improving the Indian workera standard of livine. ™nks the British miner
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    BUSES STOP – FOOTBALL ' FAN'S CO HOME
    48 3 BUSES STOP FOOTBALL FAN'S CO HOME SUB Londoners tatioM or walk. rain yesterday 1 m 70 of London* m i vn,sdopots| Uh depots decid- &O ahead with truce fa support J for Ume-aad-a-rork iiuroay afternoon [»yby football <Ud 5.000 for against London h Heath were > ?«hout 50. Reuter
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    WARS, WATERS, WINDS, GREET THE NEW NEAR
    473 3 WARS, WATERS, WINDS, GREET THE NEW NEAR T H *I >U V T *T w «Jeomed j "lost of the world's capitals against a backwhefe <™t«nued fighting m several countries and an uneasy peace else:<nd Belgium SD W torrential rain and floods "*hered the year m Britain, France znhoxrlfn^T 8^
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    DEVIL'S ISLAND TO BE CLOSED
    97 3 DEVIL'S ISLAND TO BE CLOSED Five hundred convicts remain on Devil's Island, the penal settlement 27 miles from Cayenne, French Guiana, which is being closed. The transport He de Nunmoutier docked m Algiers yesterday and landed 117 convicts from Morocco, Algeria and Tunisia. Another 353 were being taken to France.
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    More M-aid wanted
    29 3 The 19 Marshall plane counI trios of non-Communist Europe i will call on the United States for $4,330,000,000 aid for the year ending June 30. 1950.
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    Q. Mary Ran Aground
    152 3 Q. Mary Ran Aground i ir| Bund i Qutvii Mai cond bi ship m the world, was r «iii Ithii morning by six tu^s t f t» i having inn ■ground ncai here late last Bight with 2.000 people on board Thr Irage ttnei went btttk to th»> shelter- of
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    SLAVE CHILDREN FOUND IN JAPAN
    160 3 SLAVE CHILDREN FOUND IN JAPAN TOKYO, Sunday. Approximately 4,000 slaves have been found m employment on farms m Tochigi Prefecture alone, according to Tokyo Shimbun, leading afternoon paper m the Japanese capital. This disclosure followed an investigation conducted throughout the country m pursuance of a recent SCAP directive calling for
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    U.S. FLEET
    55 3 MANOJEURES Washington. Sun. Twenty United States wai ships, including two aircraft carriers, will hold manoeuvres m the Atlantic next week, tho Navy announced. Fourteen of the ships two light cruiMtr, 10 destroyers a cargo ship, and the 27.] 00 tons aircraft carrier Philippine Sea will afterwards relieve the
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      66 3 From LAIRA Z. HOBSON'S y KJ| BEST-SELLER IlKvff comes th<- 'SP academy award M| PICTURE OF THE YEAR! «Bkif starring ■If GREGORY PECK flit DOROTHY McGUIRE j| CAPITOL bW >v I PiITTTi r U i i Vi 1 i l?f ■v 1 B 1 bTi II i^k. tM* bPi vU
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    U.S. RECOGNISES SOUTH KOREA AS SOVEREIGN
    204 4 WASHINGTON, Sunday. TUX United SUtM granted full recognition on Satnr(]av to the American-sunported Korean Reoublu' as the regime which should rule all of that divided land. In his first oflici;il act of the New Year, President Truman also said the American mission m South
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    PAKISTAN AND INDIA END WAR IN KASHMIR
    295 4 HEW DELHI Sundiy. India and Pakistan called N an immolate cew Bre OH Saturday nitfht on tbdr U months-old shooting feud m Kashmir. im truoe agreement was announced OOe minute before midnight on New Year's Eve. It has been agreed that the major
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    Overdrafts Need More Calories
    92 4 Overdrafts Need More Calories i\ KF.KI.IV Sun. K.\- haustive te^ts by soviet I md (ierman nutrition e\- f pert* ha\e >h<mn that hard mental uork such t a^ oalculatinK an o\er- draft rt*quires up to three per rent more calories. 1 Marshal \a<*siU Suko- lo\sk>, So\let Military Govt'rnor. hi» authorised
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    Girl (II) Only Survivor Of Yacht Wreck
    82 4 Girl (II) Only Survivor Of Yacht Wreck Spanish eoas' guardsmen or Friday, found an 11-ytar-ok! Norwegian on the rocky storm-lasher coast of Cap< Silleiro. near Vigo beside the bodies of her father and mother Sh t was the only survivor ot the Norwegian yacht. Thaga&sa. The yacht crashed On the
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    LEGIONAIRES FOR F.I.G.
    25 4 ALGIEIIS. Sun— The French liner Athoi II (15,276 tons) left Oran last night with .i battalion ot Foreign Leeiona or Indo-Ciiina- Reuter
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    Reds Deep In U.S. Govt.
    88 4 COMMUNISTS and Red spies have penetrated so deeply into the United States Government that the USSI7OOO 000 loyalty programme is only a "feeble defence" according a. pamphlet published m the Hou.se Un-American Activities Com nlttee on New Year's eve. Its title was "100 thinga you
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    13,000 Flee From Luzon Blast-One Killed
    84 4 13,000 Flee From Luzon BlastOne Killed \u ition dvi fleeing from north m Luna on W«w „v < kilted i" th. of 1.1.i t wliM'h t lli thai afternoon aad eon intermittently f" 1 H i. Foui pcraoai vciw woun<i<<r aad M miaoi mjii'i. The 'i" <""i i ;||t| ;;o
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    NEW DRUG TO FIGHT AFRICAN TSETSE FLY
    159 4 NEW DRUG TO FIGHT AFRICAN TSETSE FLY THE discovery of antrycJde, a new diup to fi^ht tset.seborne .sleeping sickness m cattle, was announced on Wednesday Officials from East Africa are m London for two weeks talks on transport problems. The Colonial Office has published a report on Kast Africa's water
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    NEW PACIFIC AIR LINES
    288 4 LONDON, sun. Peter Miisthtld, MM of Britain's rlvil aviation "hruins" sack from a Mi,UiU) miles, .'{o-day lll^ht round thfl world, foreeanl this ireeh a tatwc network of i>iiMiii>n\\<-a!tli airlin> s to eov«f tae PacMe. M i viiii.i. 14 year-old direcUrn of long term planning at the
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    Marshal Tito Turns To West
    202 4 Marshal Tito Turns To West THF. Yugoslav Cot loader. Marshal 1 i talked Urn popular OOfl theory that "the cadi the moans' m his Now V \j 14. dross, regarded m Bel^r.! the most outspoken 1! hurled at the Russian-loi (\>r.\munist Information Burtti (Cominform* from Communist country Observers noted th.i
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    £750.000 FIRE
    55 4 KARACHI. Sun.— About 30 000 bftiM of cotton and a I irgi quantity of cotton seed.- ill* at more than a crore ot r (about £750,000) wore destroy* ed yesterday m a fire it Karachi port trust yard It took fireman using 15 ti: ginei nve hours to
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  • Page 4 Advertisements
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      30 4 HIGH (lASS PORTRAIT I OUTDOOR PHOTOGRAPHERS I Agent For I 9 1 9 I Wilh P.clures I Telephone 6032 to make an appointment THE LARGEST PHOTO STUDIO I IN MALAYA
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    NEWSVIEW
    315 5 A .-harp controversy has \,ver the decision Singapore RegionIndian Congress to the forthcoming k ipftj elections. The v ot others besides into the controia an indication t issues involved importance to all \v< ire not eonccrued with whether the sicii to contest the tioni was arrived at .ocratically or
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    TRIBUNE MAGAZINE
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    THE RED SHOES
    2641 5 BEGIN' TODAY- I his special serialisaficm* I from the famous screen- I i>lav -Till: lIFII SIIOB S I i iiilrotliK-es you to the stranaje and fasrinatins; J world of ballet. The "HEW s SHOES" ballet is from a fairy tale by Hans s Anderson. It is the
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    Who is not with us..
    328 6 communist propagan- J distg m Berlin haw < pened an intensive campaign to try to prove to the Germans by means of d:a•vtU's that they must love and defend the BoTiet Union. The propaganda campaign is aimed m the first place at members ol the
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    OUR DAILY PASTE
    136 6 A VARIETY of white rice J* that is b* Ing .served In the ration m the Kattlgampola district of Ceylon i.s to be withdrawn from distribution by the Ministry of Food m view of the numerous omplaints ma le against it. Lorgc numbers of people who consumed
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    MONDAY'S PUZZLE CORNER
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    How Much Do You Know A bout Films?
    373 7 I> v read our tims co'umns In fh<> M trninj; Tribune and the Malayn Tribtine? If you will «ot find the^e questions about films m 1948 difficult to answer. thi ec comedians pic- ihouM K^ familiar who love t:;eit per- ea Here
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    BERLIN: WHERE EVERYONE CARRIES A BRIEF CASE
    447 7 Sun.- They have this country that man boy is born id CSM m his hand l«U it go. Ice a joke until l -'.;rveyed. morning, when lagging toan observer picture. The m to be tailorlends ere- ttman saying. B have pint- ases, but
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    ANSWERS
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    Is it left or right?
    120 7 Now close your eyes anl concentrate anil it may help I you the right answer. Or maybe you can get the answers 1 without having to resort to such methods. (a> On board a s'.ip, wlveh s'de i.s starboard When you far? 1 the stern
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  • Page 7 Advertisements
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      28 7 MR. LEE SWEE CHENG HAS BEEN ADMITTED PARTNER OF THIS FIRM AS FROM Ist JANUARY 1949. I HAM It A < O. STOCK SHARE EXCHANGE BROKERS, UNION BUILDING, SINGAPORE.
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      322 7 On Your Radio Today BLUE I TWOHK PTr *> N«TWO«K CSHNBBE PBOOBAMMEfI Monday to fr/day 12. G0 p.m. Slg Tune; SAr* "tions: Ito Newi In Fr.7.»" hwm to 2.^0 lur 1 ahdcria, Cantonese and On fftf metres In th' iiif( Ou?Hins Ann Prog tm w*w bttnU. Oh '..?'>' L'amnMi^ m
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    SOME VIVID MEMORIES 948
    128 8 SOME VIVID MEMORIES 948 HOLIDAY MOOD: Ever) >♦*»'" has its round of holidays, and mam of us took the opportunity to jjo to the seaside whenever we could. tVKM'OME Hi MX: I", n !opr Wilson *a>> ihf tnan\ rhildn-n who rt't«rn»*vl t«> *^^B 't ir \'mas holidays. IKAMI: "Malta operator,
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      231 10 YiMsivi; t« the MMMXC riiimxt JACK ARMSTRONG ■P r uKE YOUR J VCJ WOT. HOKAY LIEUTr' roo. >;.:omecver shccteve a* iK Jr T WE H tRE AN PLAY V ELSE f W- ;/t 'xetSr WE^^ T<GER JLTt ABNER a (D J V THAW'S NO PINT IN KEEPIN' I > YA
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    NEW WA YS OF SER VING FRUIT
    642 11 NEW WA YS OF SER VING FR UIT Orange Fro** lagrodfteats: cup.* 1 of orange juice g largo »ops of orange shnbert. Pale dry oJwjai I M.thod: Pour cup of orange Juiaf each t.«n .iiiii scoop of orange ■Herbert nil gfawMf with ginger ale. Stir to blend slightly S< rvei
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    ADVICE TO MOTHERS
    158 11 A YOUNG mother who is frightened her precious baby will catch an infectious disease with which there has been some contact, should know that, if nothing has developed during the incubation period there is no cause for anxiety. The incubation period is the length of time it
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      68 11 C K. TANG Pewter Ware Bali Heads Siamese Bracelets Silk Underwear CARVED TEAKWOOD FURNITURE ALL KINDS OF LINEN EMBROIDERIES ETC., ETC., \l River Valley Road, Singapore. Phone: 4025 OLD CLOTHES -i nv\fm made new p II 1 I A h r V Cleaning, Dyeing and invisible mending at the Washington
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      57 11 COME TO MOUTRIES II j 1 Why not start a record jj library now, and add to your 11 repertoire each month from the most comprehensive stock m the East. Select them m Air-Conditioned comfort at J ll&IWjplBlllgtJ 32 I ESTAB. S MOUTRIE ft CO. MALAYA) LTD. g 1 *****
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  • Page 11 Miscellaneous
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      211 11 I" 1 1 HHHH«HM|MHMIim»MmMM4 1 DIARY SAILING for ho States on leave are Mr. and Mrs E. A. Hempson with daughter Kay. They leave for Hongkong- on the s-s. Canton on on Jan. 13. and catch the President Madison for San Francisco. i Expected here aiound January 4, Joe Keane
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    Gentlemen Prefer Brunettes Too
    124 12  -  OSWALD HENRY >■ jsil rul t it l,,mn pn-.T V;.^/ I „i (i Marilyn m.ix«hi »< lhout or -I. >t t-mi nr, it..- I I m tc. is a hirk ty Hutl I I it vill i runett Race Sti that w.i> a bloi i runeti
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    Footers' Mascot
    37 12 rHK LtS AngrU'N Kanis pr»>fetsloaal football tram haN named Locilk Hall honontrs ■ascot beeasve >he is "thtfir! :r'«l mosl like to warm our !)»*nch." The Ram* worked with Lneille m th*' pi<t ur»* "later- < .t-nci'."
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    "Traveller's Joy"
    54 12 yOLANDE DONLAN. .\me:> cap. star who made h- English stage debut m "Bom Yesterday' 1 is now appearing m "Cage Me A Peacock" West End production by >»*■ < Langley. Sht^ will later play LA In the screen adaptation stage success "Tra/«.lle*S Joy." John McCallum ar.d Goot.* Withers
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    Belgium Votes
    33 12 BELGIUM has \ot<sl "Hansh't" and Oliver Twiht" rtrst and third bt-st British llirns to be screened m that country. Disappointed Star SOI'TH African 111 111 Moira Lister went to America and
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    Busy Pat
    62 12 PVTRH I A ;:«>< Imm st t(Hn I si tr.e bwletl moatht o! f tut*. ISi hM* »n Kranr.- MM :i:ii*h. J two pketmrm th.-r.-H, tour lra'i.ois l\--rpr ooit m-H :nu* NoilN and M Mv Mi l*« BMW ir. an \:n.ri<an thriller, Pimnchi I Tom*, Bmtfem dith and
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    Jean In Tears
    82 12 JEAN Simmons, who stars with Stewart Grangtr m Adam and Evelyne" recently ppent day and a half m team t at Denham studios for hor role Evelyne Wallace, orphan daughter of a fockey, who ti adopted by a West End (am- layed by Granfer. F.velyne believes he
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    Film Approved
    113 12 Since m< ntii tu m m tlii 5€ a lumns of the Fhis M( dera Age ;1 "Harvest Fr im The Wilder- which tells the stcr? >f Britain's Groundnut ac'»«.Ti3 m Africa, the Aim was screened to a dittin^u's v »ed aud:> Cabinet MinHters. Memt rs ol Parl!am*2«(
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      124 12 IT SIMPLY SP ARKLES WITH FUN ,/I Last lour bhovs irfSouYbqoi S.4.ls-6.30-9.30p.m. 1 17 HAPPENED ON 5 AVENUE TOMOKROM RkH From Ihf N t..rt. lon Stan f lv Roar! OMINti Something Wtetemi And New. THEIR NEW TRIUMPH A !NL- IS THE GREATEST YET' J|:.-*- TRACY HEPBUFN f 'MEPER&FiAMk <. ■ii
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      134 12 REX mm^ mm^ Thone 404.!. L4ST ff/0 1 1 *».3O 6.«) !t. i WHOLE SERIAL I TOMORROW MUSIC WITH THftfUSI W" TW Ring of tilt C«wfcoyi U. provM MmMlf tttt Kbf ef •«t*rtalnm«nt In a pfe. I tur« that brings out bit UU many takntt ■> 9^^ /^^R\ f BoSns
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    Philippine Central Bank Opens
    129 13 THK newly-established Philippine Central Bank opens tor business m Manila today. Philippine Secretary of Finance Miguel Cuaderno fits certified to President Quirino that ten million pesos (i S$5.000,000) is available as initial capital for the 'l'hc President's office announced that an additional 1M million pesos will
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    NEW GUINEA OIL
    64 13 MEW YORK. Sun The Standard Vacuum OH Company ha* announced m New York that Klamond Oilfield m New Guinea has been brought into production with the first delivery of crude oil to the port of Sorong, m western New Guinea. Production is at the initial rate of
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    London Market Awaits Opening
    99 13 THr.KK are hopes on th«- L<ndon Stork h\< li;tnn- that til*' New \Var will tirinj; n revi\al of MtfMfl m stork market Trading on I rida\ wus again wry limited althou^h price* were generally tirtn. Then is a general disposition 1^ to await the Chancellor of
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    828 13 Singapore, Dec. 81 Singapore Bhare quotation! today as given by the Malayan Sharebroken' Awrclatioi %trt as f cllovs i Buyers Sellers At' 15 Ice 14.00 15.00 a;^x. Brick Pref. 2.80 2.90 1.95 2.00 8.3 Petrol 41/- 42/6 tJ. M. Trustee 7.50 8.50 Con?. Tin (O) 17/9 18/6
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    Market Re-opens
    16 13 Market Re -opens I The Singapore Share Market reopens today after the New Year hoii- Jdays.
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    544 14 Horn Football Round-l r p Lowest Attendance LONDON. Sunday. WILD went her, waterlogged pitches an shocks lor the lading te.un, m three of the four league sections ushered m soccer on the first day of 1949. From all over the country came reports of
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    108 14 MliNhl. Jtl I: V\ .1. OICillv f.rin.r Xiislr.ilian I.h| l.owl.r. i-v|>r»-»s»-4l \nsl mint's J !»•< liiiKs on flit- ivtiiudi J hood conferred on Don r.ntdniHM when li»- <•<' rlar.il Io«1m> "II— ftj roii^rat illations Don to J >4>ii ;ind IjkIv KradniHn." j Australia's f a in mis
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    59 14 Law Student Wins Tennis Tourney London. Sunday. rranl Mott Trille, 10-year-oUi Jamai ran law itudeflt at Oxfon University, won the Brltlal JuniO! Lawn Tcnms I'outna iiH-tit at London's QttaeM <'lul on Sat.i! iJa;» Mott Trille m th« dual (!<■ Xtat'-d BrMW Ward of Middle' m«'x til. 6-3. His only wcakiMS.was
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    196 14 CALCI-TTA, Sun. -An unbeaten third wicket Indian stand of 127 between R. S. Modi <78) and V S Hazare (59) was the feature of the second day's play m the third Test between India and the West Indies Jnere. At the clom <>t play
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    THOMAS CUP TEAM AT BALL
    405 14 THOMAS CUP TEAM AT BALL I ox Don, sun Members of the Malayan Thomas ('up 'ream were given tremendous welcome on Thursday night at the Malayan .students Union Annual New Yeai Ball at the assembly hall of the Royal Empire Society m London. The team winners m the Pacific Zone
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    FAMECHON OUTPOINTED
    98 14 AIKLdJOrRNE. Sun Althougn Anuie ramocnon was easily outpointed m his rir.Vi fight m Australia against promising lightweight Archie Kemp, he should do better wht-n ho is fit. At 9.12^.. he weighed m 3'.--lb over the weight limit, but Kemp waived the £50 forfeit. The bout was rugged without
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    BODCA Soccer Fixtures
    52 14 BODCA Soccer Fixtures The following is a list of 8.0.D.C.A. Soccei fixtures for the month of January 1949 Jan. 5 vs R.M.P.; Jan. 8 ye C.C.M.P.; Jan 15 vs GHQ Signals; Jan. 19 vs Kranei tireless: Jan. 26 vs GHQ Signals all matches will be played on the St. Georges
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    115 14 THE Singapore Amateur Height Lifting Federation vvill not be able to carry out their intention of donating the proceeds of the forthcoming mtei -state weight lifting coni test between Singapore and Sei lan<ror. to ihe Tribune Thomas Cup Fund. Mr. Kong Fook Kce. Hon.
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    WILLIAMS TO MEET GAVILAN
    71 14 New Yoik. Sun. Lightweight champion Ike William m<! welterweight ccntondn Kid Gavilan of Cuba wili meet m a non-title 10-rounder at Madison Square Gardes on January 28. it was announced here by Henry Markaon, n:ariißin<; dtrcctoi of the -Otii Contury Sporting Club. It will In their
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    Signal Regiment Six-A-Side Soccer
    63 14 Signal Regiment Six- A- Side Soccer The K«^iim-ntai Hfatiquartfrj troop beat th« F.S S. troop by nine points to nil m the final of the Singapore District Signal Regimeftt shc-a side iocoei competition ln'ld at UW Yio Cnu Kang < imp on Ifonday. Lt. Col J. D. L Moms, 0.8.
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    130 14 Table-Tennis Players Cautioned JHREE Singapore senior table-tennis players, Wong Tong Goon Lam Kwong Meng (CSA) and Cho lan \ik (SCPWU). who were recently suspended for two years by the Singapot* Table-Tennis Association were released from their suspension and cautioned instead. This decision uaj taken after the meeting of the Dis*
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    ENGLAND STRUGGLE FOR RUNS
    332 15 CAPETOWN, Sunday. ENGLAND were struggling for runs throughout the afternoon here today and when stumpg were drawn at the close of the first day's play m the third Test against South Africa they had lost nine wickets tor 294 runs. George Mann and Godfrey Evans played
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    64 15 N Bub. The follow* ts 5 Bath v 20. tstleford 5 Keigbley 7. r arj I Bi ford N 7. rstose R. 9, w \ki 't> '■> 00l Stanit-y 2. Bar: bd Honk 5 Oldham I l i Mwd I Bwtodon c. rk 0. Icm 12 i^ich 0.
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    141 15 IPOK. Sunday BelangOl Mmlftyi wore unlucky r.ot to have WOO their hockey fixture with the Peiak Malays which ended m a one-all draw at the Padang yesterday. Town one goal at Interval, thf visitor? pave an improved display m the second half and were faster and better
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    68 15 LONDON. Svn— Jot' Day- rmet world anooker champion, made l ntW world rtcord break ol 141 whll< playing »n exhibition frame at Leicester Square hal 1 here tonight Thfc brok: his awn world cord by De p iint. S.CC HOCKEY The following haw ctfd to ropi»s<nt &C.C
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    319 15 THRILLS, spills and laughs were plenty at the N£w 1 Year Cycling Gala held at the Padang yesterc^y morning. Huynh Van Thoung. one of the Colony's crack cyclists. made a brilliant spurt down the final lap to win tho 100 Lips Race (about 20
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    47 15 Sun. Tony /,:ii'\ world*! middleweight champion, in<ii<it«<i "m Saturday that h«» kfl to retin from the ring without un his twit. -I" t who was dfthronod by v last September, promt* finite on his Q 1 f. W fI.'JV-. HO 1J» 34. A.P.
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    35 16 heiti Ji lu v:.: Floi da Duval com ly official another U i k to ma th< w imh :< n rd« »*< r< red the mum llari i u Divorce* 1.345 A.P.
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    45 16 tlmm-i* «x»v T?^ Sun Seventy- uiree thousand people were m;"l(' hollHll'ss tOIW m Miran Ml 3 mcnca "f mow caused lo"aF>s<' of hun'fccds of slum dw«H*nga throughout the citj Ten people wen lied of •xposurc today, The temperature was s>.\ degrees below Reuter
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    185 16 'I'll die for peace' I'KH'IMJ. Sunday— S man calling himself i un sha.i-c hinj; invited represent at i\es <»f All Maesc pa|M*rs to lunch S toda>, promising an M- tr.mek important an notiiicement. Fifteen npusiiM*n re.- j pondtui, w h»Teu|H»n Sun rt-ad pn pared stat*-- J( inent i I have
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    170 16 LONDON, Sunday. The question whether Britain is morally obh> under existing alliances with Arab Governments to lift the ban on supply of arms to either side m Palestine was being discussed m London political circles this weekend. Usually well-informed qua: 1 era suggest that
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    106 16 LONDON. Sunday.- S.r Maicolm Campbell, 64 years old. who once hold the world speed records on land and Wfttei dud on Saturday at hli home m ReiKite, Surrey. I M i Sir Malcolm was a man who J22F 2^^'!* S? Wl lived the life of amazing ad-
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    135 16 World rubber output for Nov. Wot I.I |.r.H|ii< t,on of :..itur..l ur»l>< r I nit" I lOtalk 000 xumpUoa !27tS00 l0B| I International Robber Stud) iroup tat« <J to<!;iV. World itodu it Ike end Now ini>« i v.'< it < tniiitt 4 740.000 tag ton tm. him t ht .Jtriu.i
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    24 16 Manila. Sun. Philippine 1 immigration officials have a I •'black list" of suspected Chinese communists, it con- tains some 150 names. UP
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    153 16 BANDIT DEAD A T AMBUSH SCENE IPOH. Sunday Troof 'of the 2 2 Gurkha RMct terday swept the Sungei g Salong area, scene of attack on the 4th HuNew Year's Eve m whir British officer, a corpora six ti-oopers were killed nine otheis wounded. They found the dead of a
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    52 16 BOMBAY. Sunday: V: Admiral Sir Patrick B: passed through Bombay I m the British steamer. Can! on his way to Singapore. He will take over command of th< British Pacific Fleet fr n Vice-Admiral Sir Denis Boyd Admiral Bnnd is expected reach Singapore on Janua
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