Morning Tribune, 5 January 1949

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    Masthead
    17 1 MORNING Tribune yj... I 978 (New Series). WEDNESDAY, I ANT AH V 5, IW9. Price 10 Cents.
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    Mac Donald tours frontier
    72 1 Mac Donald tours fro ntier MucDonatd tourJ(| md PcrMl and the Sunday and Monday. he kept tabs on an M^ operation Romp on V. vicinity until ho heard K. c terrorist h ad beon kil1 W thef captured and their X' mpanied by the British ■j, .r m either state.
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    FREE ELECTIONS FOR INDONESIA
    414 1 FREE ELECTIONS FOR INDONESIA —Dutch Promise AMSTERDAM, Tuesday. HUTCH Prim© Minister Willem Drees who left Amsterdara by plane for Indonesia today promised eventual free elections and democratic government for the East Indies. In a proposed statement the Prime Minister reemphasized the two-point Dutch plan: 1. Formation of an Indonesian interim
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    Bill Slim A Field Marshal
    65 1 LONDON. Tues. Gen. S Sir William Slim, < hi. f of the British of the 1 British Imperial Staff. ua* promoted to Field Marshal today. j Gen. Slim succeeded Field Marshal Lord i Montjomerj' as Chief of th« Imperial General I Staff when Che latter
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    US. WAR DAMAGE CLAIMS TO BE CONSIDERED HERE
    136 1 THE United States State Department announced m Washington yesterday that it has b,vn informed that claims for war damage to American property m Singapore and the I Federation of Malaya are being accepted for registration by the Malayan War Damage Claims Commission.
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    BRIDAL PARTY KILLED
    35 1 SHANGHAI, Tttes. A bridegroom, hi., bride ana eleven guests to their wedding feast were killed when the bus they were riding in fell through a wooden bridge nea r Shanghai on Monday.
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    DEAD MAN'S APPEAL
    33 1 WASHINGTON Tuesday The Supreme Court today considered the petition Wed by lawyer John G. Brannon on behalf of Kmji Doihuiu one hour before the latter was hanged on December 22
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    Untitled
    47 1 On her first outing after the arriird of baby Prince Charles, Princess Elizabeth went to the greatest show on earth," the Bertram t Mills Circus at Olympia, J London. Here she »mi- linqly points out an i k amusing incident to J other member* of her party.
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    FIRST OUTING
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    Colonel Of His Regiment
    48 1 C. G. Robins. .!i charge of Ad- m, Singapore Disbeen appointed York and Lan- giment. M a 2nd Lieutethe Green Howards Brigadier Robins I to the York and Regiment after ser ti the Ist Battalion of nt m Macedonia y during World war i
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    Abdullah— In Palestine To Stay
    130 1 Abdullah In Palestine To Stay N\ Tuos.— King Ab- Transjordan returntoday after a threer of Arab Palestine's district during "■Hie a blunt state- >t>lus that he was to stay. armies— lraqi and lan-continue to oc•sitions," he told lew at Nablus. Syrian and Egypreturn to their positions they will find us
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    Airabu Fliers Guilty
    151 1 Airabu Fliers Guilty BATAVTA, Tuesday. THE three American fliers held by the Dutch at Tanjong Pinang in connection with the Catalina arms smuggling case were found guilty by the Dutch Court there yesterday and sentenced to terms of Imprisonment from four years to 18 months. Albert Onstott, the principal accused
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  • Page 1 Advertisements
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      42 1 Jor The PEOPLE lly The PEOPLE JVEW ARRIVALS! NEW LAMBSKIN «r wide; 25 designs, including stripes from the conservative to the very gay. SEVENTH HEAVEN 46" wide! 20 shades! FLORAL SATIN. Sensationally new IT I P :T^l y^liyDftocAJLLax) pHONE >649 31 RAfFIES^PLACE^SIMGAPOKe
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    The Captain Lives In A Funnel
    319 2 The Captain Lives In A Funnel (Trihimr Shipping Reporter) THK Mastrr lists m MM tl th«» Ilium's. ;nid |lw < Wai fvi^iiHMT li:»s Immitn siiitr ies. it's a Hhtp, hui IhtmTa ■ntlilin iraang then, Ikt huuwTtt dauninj pal m lOf appearance** njUi', :«nd < In* rui.tuin h:«s taur ilprks <>!
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    17 MONTHS' SENTENCE SQUASHED
    79 2 17 MONTHS' SENTENCE SQUASHED An indiioi Madarajan, now .tiij.-i Bentence 01 nine rw nthi «r:<l 17 Months' rtgOrOUl nuption chargvt of causing gtie%*ouB hint and criminal intimidation t- tv i .»f his compatriots, had nuj sentence of 17 Irnprisonmenl sotiaahed vi th< High Court yesterday. Mi Justu c Goi Ebiiith
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    DIED AFTER PARTY
    28 2 GLASGOW, Tucs Four people d'.»'d today from .sus- pected food poisoning ani another IP> were treated m hosplU] after a party here .a.st night. Reuter
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  • IN BRIEF
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      New Crosses for Soldiers' Graves
      226 2 The Imperial War (Jraves Commission N to replace rvirly 250 wooden etMMH on war graven m i>ui»dnn Cemetery with rvinforeei! conerelp crosses. Th»- Singapore Municipal C'ommlfMloners, havp'^lven appr«»\sil |«>r th« r»*placenicn! without charging the usual fees. <■ <: t Tin- burgiar-alaim at tho Singapore Cold
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    'WELL DONE INDIA AND PAKISTAN"
    50 2 Pandit Juw i. imc Minist PrcjH U ■M h v X M I ng >• cti \g cea v Lktn vl nt^ m cauw Ag c ate ftfxi yo»:: effort! bring cordial undexvt iadii j !:u:u ;»r...i Pakistan itreacthcn th. Co and Aatan <wi tiuiqMiltty
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    Busmen Told: You'll Be Sacked
    93 2 Busmen Told: You'll Be Sacked LONDON. T.. don'i bus. ti mon were warn they strike Satu--(i n they would r A notice, sign Latham, Chn::don Transpo'po?ted m all garage pets. accused th< flagrant breach of com topping work last 8 The dispute wh c than two-thirds don> surfaoc trant] I
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    St. John's Chief To Visit S'pore
    71 2 Colonel James c ">emi: Chief Commissioner of the S: Jrhn's Ambulance Brigai: Wiio is due to visit Binglpo* an«i the Federation early February, arrived to Ho:, Kong from London jresterdU He will hold an investitnrt and inspection of local ui# of the brigade on
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      93 2 BUCK RYAN I RESERVfIT(ONS YES. PLEfISE-l ft RECKON SHE'LL^ I'M HERE ON fl f rtflVE VOl) fICCFFTED VE3 UMK'^I P>T ;SMT vyin' Thfsc FOR SINGfIPORE? te THERE MUCH BE IOfIDED TO/SPECIfIL WOUW. W PTODUOS FROM w"r fIRE fiRF «W& Wfvi ■A^-— J YES, M«RVffN-/REISHT BEING J I^IfIXIMUM/irw MIND IF I.
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    BUTCHER BY DAY BANDIT BY NIGHT
    66 3 sas kiWr.ibv •mmHy m .'ohorr »>n StimtMV iVnmi r l SJ2S M M:!h« |M.rk bot,,h lonn intlH*roffrp rkt village. «Rtf Chong Fck M^d bK took part m f n CMBMC man. toy at Kulai last yvai lesier of bandit „'^ponsiMo ior scvera' abduction, extortion.
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    Clerk sold Army pipes court told
    52 3 Clerk sold Army pipes court told on Pin an Kntih>!i- accused of to of MB.W9 ipes belonging Borne of the been traced to ict Co irt v..iI it I>na took oi the pipea meant for on June i: 17 i Frew r 10^" 533.000 wcith of go fai been re-
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    BRITISH FILMS WILL COME HERE QUICKLY
    49 3 I movie-fans will i gee m my i f ing fi p n as 1 w< st end c Britain'i E ;.:!> -Lion Disw Im yl l llyini: I Singapore ItkM trade shows production bdng Sing tpore for ■creen* Royal Command film the Antartic."
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    COMPLAINANT WAS NOT IN COURT
    46 3 COMPLAINANT WAS NOT IN COURT A < harge < 1 att< I murder was t Np;iim I h Hindu Alagapan (40j whet i r»! m tlio Fourth Police Court y. aterday. Tin com] nant still ir beepital with a fra I -•■:>• an ax AJaj;a| ai hi furtta eatigaticr.s
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    IMAMS PUT DAMPER ON "MANDI SAFAR"
    115 3 Malay National Festival "Mandi Saiai t as fully and gaily celebrated as m the past. 1 m Malacca, where' the historic festival Originated, iU chaim and spirit. tough there were no fewer tourists than usual In I to celebrate the event, m the same
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    DETAINEE RE-ELECTED PARTY PRESIDENT
    134 3 The Malay Nationalist Party has re-elected Inche Isfcafc bin Haji Muhammad, now detained under the Emergency Regulations. «is its 1949 president, m the Central Committee re-shuffle. Th HXP did n<-t watder tJ.< detentlM ol Incbe l*hak iiiMifiaWV I^'. .>;••»■• (i<>-. ririrn' had t> l (jlven i
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    REDS ATTACK PENGHULU'S HOMES
    25 3 REDS ATTACK PENGHUL U'S HOMES Bandits attacked the house of the Penghului oJ K< rdau an Lipat m the *•> Btlki Kampoog guards beat off attacks.
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    Indonesians 'In The Wars'
    44 3 An Indonesian trishaw passenger changed place with the trishaw-cyclist and met an on-, ccniinp 3-ton lorry, m a headlong collision m Norfolk Road. yesterday. He was admitted to i hospital with head Injuries. The trishaw-cyclist, also an Indonesian escaped Injury.
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    CAUGHT NAPPING
    57 3 7: ■■<< p' rfo -r^ 1 f MIMi r and a p'•■' /> -'-v 7'»r rfed and rf< y- //-..;/< a I <n f ;< Xi- o*6 Z btniii h i rtiflf** >/"-»- <nn( \flturtd. Biz fy "f/' r.v- k xged to ''n- c '>>» dint: an </»<
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    SENATOR'S WOMAN TO WOMAN CALL TO JULIANA —STOP WAR
    260 3 SENATOR'S WOMAN TO WOMAN CALL TO JULIANA STOP WAR SHINGTON, Tucs. ttor Margaret Cha.se Maine Republielay called upon I Of Holland on comply with the v :.t!ons cease-fire c Dutch-Indon*-si- first formal rtatetakla« office as only woman Smith sai<! statement as E Wtor, 1 an, what I know Is American
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    NAVY SHELLS BANDITS IN COAST JUNGLE
    195 3 NAVY SHELLS BANDITS IN COAST JUNGLE (TRIBUNE STAFF CORKESI»ONI)ENT) KUALA LIMPI R, Tuesday. A RoyaJ Navy destroyer, H M.S. Consort, this mornin bombarded five selected positions m the jungle, where bandits were supposed to be hiding. The destroyer fired nearly 150 rounds from her 4-inch eruns during this first combined
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    Bandits Murder Two Javanese
    52 3 JOHORE BAHRU, Tuesday. Two Javanese were mm dried when they went to collect rattan m the Jungle m North Johore yesterday. Two others scaped ;:';<i made report to th< police. A Polk party seanoted the area and found the bodies e> the two murdered men partly
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    Eleven Red "I" Men Caught
    146 3 Eleven Red "I" Men Caught ELBVSN Nandit int«!h^« n< a^ent* were caught m i «woop M Jnlong Tinß^' K*taie m the Sun^« 1 Blpul area They wore identified Hi active Communists supplying bandits with foo<l and into: mat ion. Grenadier puard.-mcn cap tured on«» bandit an <1 wounded three others
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    WHITE FOR INNOCENCE
    104 3 When white gloves were l" srntrci U) Mr. .In -tier (liah.M Callow at the opeaiog of II Malacca As -v/.vy. yr.-teitliy. accordance with the custo vvhor. th«-r- are ao crii un. cases Poi trial on the calendai he s:u<l "White .f'oves dem t innocence and I wish
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  • Page 3 Advertisements
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      90 3 T OLD^ CLOTHES f\J» MADE NEW AlTssm h n Cleaning, Dyeing Tl| and invisible mending at the WASHINGTON DRY CLEANING CO. 4,3. or<bar,l K..,<l Tel-,.h..n, MM Si ni; a,>or,C0n...1.1i0n within 24 hours including Collection and Delivery I I_^--.~ ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA PRl "vThi> IN COMPACT FOKM FOX EASY REFERENCE X compendium
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    ROYAL LABAOUR
    31 4 CARMEN Amm of the FuvdisK C</n.sulatc m New York hoWt (m altar cloth < mhnmtt red \>y Kmq Guxtar of SuxvUn for thr lUthlihtm Lutheran Church m Brooklyn, Nexc Y<»k
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    40 DEAD IN U.S. TORNADO
    81 4 LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS. Tues. At least 40 people were killed and 400 injured m a tornado which crushed part of the small lumber town of Warren about 90 miles south of here last night. Giving these figures today, j Mayor Jim Hurley said the I
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    NEW JESTS
    25 4 MELBOURNE, Tues. Aus-tralian-built Vampire jet airCraft are expected to replace Royal Australian Air Force MusUngl from next March, it was learned here Reuter
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    Palestine Flareup Follows U.S. Warning
    313 4 Palestine Fla reup Follows U.S. Warning OKDON, Tues. An authoritative sourer uid L today that the I'nited States has ieUverrd a "very sharp" warning: to the Israeli River ment to stop its attacks on thr* Arabs in Pah tine. it was understood that the American v. in? was given after
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    India Becomes Atom – Minded
    55 4 India Becomes Atom Minded ALLAHABAD Tl* ettiag Up an Atomic Entr^\ the chairmanship of Prim* Mmi-t.r idit NVhru. Dr. K. S. Krishna n. I of the All-India BctettOt <-\>ngttßM, announcing fotmation if, the Commission, told delegatei it was fitting tuat fodbm ihottld "not Ihk behind othtr coin-j tries" m the
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    JET CARS
    74 4 s Lomdm, Tuts The j world's fust v<i.s turbint "Jit Cans" will MON bt i spwdiny down British road*. They art n</u~ bt- j i/i// »i<;de m fft» Midlands. t aftt i the surpnst shini'- img <>f the engine unit at hist IfWr*! British Indus- 7 tries Fair.
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    SCORNED LOVERS DEATH PACT
    65 4 SCORNED LOVERS DEATH PACT U.P. NAGANO. Tues. Two lovclom Japanese women today committed a double suicide, taking poison when they were rejected by the men they loved. Twenty-six year old Matsuko Komura of a small village in the Gumma prefecture and 20 year old Etsuko Tanaka of Tokio decided to
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    Santa No Legend
    110 4 LONDON. Tues. Belief m the legend of Father Christmas is as strong as ever m this mcxlern. materialist world. If proof were needed to confound the doubters, the British Post Office gave it m 1948 Christmas. Santa Claus had many Utters posted to him at many picturesque
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    U.S. BOOSTS FOOD FOR CHINA
    106 4 U.S. BOOSTS FOOD FOR CHINA WASHINGTON. Tues. United States has boo?tod AmeI rican aid to China by USlll* 490.000 to provide cmfood supplies of wheat and rice to seven large population centres m that country. The action by the Economic Co-operation Administration was m line with the policy of <
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    SEAWEED SCANTIES
    47 4 THESE trim ".shinties." of a display of new WOOUI lin</rrie shown by the t*t( nntvmai Wool Secretariat London, arc partly made seaweed. Designed I>y B* Wilcken, the pule blur ln\>i> is made of lightweit/ht w yarn which w-w.v, n,s"carrier threa.l," caiai" alginate derived from weed.
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    Annie Didn't Need Her Gun
    177 4 SAN FRANCISCO, Tues.-A hard face 1 mid-die-aged woman bandit held up single handed a large downtown branch of the Bank of •Vmerica here just before closing time yesterday ani escaped with approximately US $2 000 lener Jonn U Zobel, 23 years old. said that the
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    New Coins For Old
    48 4 New Coins For Old LONDON, Mon, Th. Untish Royal Mmt fas 9tarttd making newly de- signed t9W coin*. Th* J chief change m the da- sign is tfv omUston of i i "md Imp" on cttpro ?nr- fr'7 coitMj >prA.-' 4 bnw S three-penwy and bronzi coins. Reuter
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  • Page 4 Advertisements
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      262 4 FAR EASTERN FREIGHT CONFERENCE M.ilaya Gulf of Aden lied Sea Ports Conference. it is observed that Steamship Lines who have started to take an interest m the trades catered for by the Far Eastern hre.ght Conference and the Malaya/Gulf of' Aden Red Sea ports Conference and who are not Members
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    NEWSVIEW
    312 5 <I)IT NBHRirS call Asian nations' OH Indonesia rently cam <i :>nt" m the ,i -surprise' m The astonNhtbe I nt h hi, not so Mtonish' regard to they are ptoy[ndonesU, the not afford to other kind tion. thi r W.struinoly i over Asian reIto Dutch RggfM:n Indonesia, then eir
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    TRIBUNE MAGAZINE
    34 5 member of a laboratory sta(T is translerrin* spores' of PENICILUUM NOTATTM from a master culture It is at this sub-culture sta^e that the whole complex procedure of pemcilun production begins.— FOX PHOTOS.
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    THIS AMAZING FUNGUS
    362 5 EVERY year million* of ioaes of pr»'ci(>us penicillin ar flown by 8.0.A.C to nmn> destinations thr< ".ighout the •vorti. Britain «»> the chief i source of supply outside North America and there is hardly a country served by British air routes apart from Canada and th»> I
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    ATOM VERSUS CANCER
    350 5 ONE of the newest types of atom smasher has pass- ed its first test as a potential weapon against deeply buried j cancers. The machine is the betatron, which produces a powerful beam of electrons. The beam acts against cancer cells m much the same way as
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    THE RED SHOES
    1849 6 OUR NEW SERIAL THE STORY FAR /;<>/:/.> LMBMONTOV tl* -<i itiinvtlhi fintf'l inifn- rr\i>, i• >■ MSJiSM '>' VH 'I OKI A PACE, whom h, 1 <i pi: tii 'Ii •ti f" f ,n f II idl-i tin <<i 'i h ill* i)n i i > -is
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    Seven Killed In Exchange Stampede
    38 7 I si ■■■< I- I r t la iu >ni--i rOHhed >v :-h:"V I not* > >>• belli -t .l;*'lr p>U I •■••ft. r< <>n lh« PM ihf Cf -v iK Lag <li«!" the mounted polk*.
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    Labour Rebel Joins Tories
    31 7 Tue#—Mr. Vhemai M s nt MJ\ for Yorktl ire, w*o v Lmbomr n H t. tr k uioii'i has fom*i i.'.i t Parti/. COM4 (I M0Mkff Reuter
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  • Page 7 Miscellaneous
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      140 7 ON YOUR RADIO TODAY rrwoRK net Music: 15 Marching 2.C0 Close mm< 2 Iren's Orches- 10 InterOrgan; 7.30 Town: 8.C0 3.30 Serial; MUi 9 30 ning star. Music: 10.30 iO.B.); hog AY PROGRAMME pjn. Programme Bum12.05 Malay Recorded L2.45 N«W| in Malay: OM Down. ;\m. Programme Sum7.05 Malay Music by
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    WORLD NEWS IN PICTURE
    206 8 WORLD NE WS IN PICTURE lis^uises for Rita Hayworth and n at Croydon Airport jr* ut these Southern Gentlemen Jer to remain anonymous brows* star* «sans~sSfiJ MERCY FLIGHT The h<iht 5 aircraft "Children's Angei" j,s I preparing at Milan for I 5 flight to South America to 5 appmi for
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    Pepole And Places
    60 9 CITY AFLOAT: Fleets of Sumpa-ntt /row the Y<mfft»e vattey carnal si/^ttm throng the B*OChoW creek at Shanghai an th< Communist threat to the Noiih Rank of the River drills them tomirdx the temiK>r<rri/ haven of Shanffhai Tkon*ms& of Chinese .speak tht ir lives afloat inland on these
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  • Page 10 Miscellaneous
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      164 10 i rvusivi: t« IM S -A- Aft/ a n aa ctd r^\ir^ i J^^2_. Z If-" CNEMOS^OUTOF W? y 4^v JfvV" TREECKCP/ <i^J^B\ ANYBODY ChACC ANP J LI L AblNtK I' LQW X- PUT- AHNCs BL- WHAI^(yA- IT RUB M pi? V^p r-tCKANIZE MC?| N J |RED MY L U
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    AMUSING NOTIONS FOR A PARTY
    142 11 AMUSING NOTIONS FOR A PARTY FASHION BCW1 from London tells IU that acce.«soti- Were Be\ tr SO popular in Britain us th< y are today. Most of them are practical, but there are few which are pure "f in and games' 1 foi Instance the crocheted i ftlng snows shown
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    Treat Those Dishes Tenderly
    265 11 B i in -in.- cMBI S [ngiof »t out <?■> K u losing much m u rumtahinci ft china is in A ti plve WMi H tee Btdi \t «ra du d A ftei a meal V i.-- allowed to H< not onlv mak«^ K ifBcull
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  • Page 11 Advertisements
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      57 11 |C. K. TANG KB ter Ware Bali Heads Bracelets Silk Underwear t AR\ tD TEAKWOOD FURNITURE I KINDS OF LINEN EMBROIDERIES 1 ETC., ETC., W Valley Koad, Singapore. Phone: Wlo ■UFFLES HOTEL! H S EVENING IN THE NEW LOUNGE COCKTAIL HOUR From 7 (o 8 p.m. INFORMAL DANCE UV im
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      56 11 il/U-it comes 1/17 v iA I v w COME TO MOUTRIES Why not start a record library now, and add to your repertoire each month from the most comprehensive stock m the East. I Select them m Air-Conditioned comfort at I ESTAB s moutrie a co malaya ltd. 1 JOHN
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  • Page 11 Miscellaneous
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      278 11 I DIARY 1 HOMEWARD bound to U.K.: Mr. and Mcv A. Guthrte or. the Willem Ruys. rhey t ttle in Kenya after foik.s in England. Sa li foi I K. on tl < around the end of the month >.!.. and Mm. S. Giles with daughter Suzanne. 12 yeaj lA
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  • Page 12 Advertisements
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      74 12 A ?a C i^i A f -fe rf -J h J)> lr I 3 ACAD I IWARDS FOR j BtST Pictute! BEST Di and BEST THE ACADEMY fAWARD-WINNING I J» PICTURE! 1 Starts TODAY! II 1.45 -4.00-6.30-9.15 1 No preceding Shorts! So come early! '"jy Jy *"y **—\)5947 AIR-rOND!TIONEO 1.1.)
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      352 12 DOROTHY'S STiLL TRYING TO CELEBRATE ESR WEDDING DAY i 1 I awl f Katherii lenv t till i> GentleII > relate, >-r hiuband, v !i i\ pi ia»e to tf> lli n to H »!!w ..,..1 for tJ>.' (M .I'i.ln't leave bi>caa« of vr.--:ij; bowineM In Sew tv imc! rain
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      149 12 (.RKM \\o»;: aumm i-i I{»*l»uhHc Pitt !iri>* C all of the >..t.;i! a n tl •Romance on i!w Toniorrou "Slaa M V. I ::l U uoo -P, ROYAL B II O J A mm^ I I .t.i.i- 1.4 V, I.lft; <i.4.*> I -V 4:s Drj;. i I'or (oinTort I I
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    Post-war Record For Malayan Tin
    128 13 Post- war Record For Malayan Tin I [HE HAfiOTt Tues. World production of tin m ,-oncentrntes remained at a high October level of •im> long tons, compared with the September postr recoH of 13.400 tons, the International Tin Study iroup reported on Monday. For the first time since the war
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    HIT BY RED EXPANSION
    106 13 InrASHINGTON, Tues. All important question* about .laj.an's future have been settied .vr»i»t reparations and th. of her industry, the Far Kustern Commission mi.l to<lH> \n official said that Communisl Niioc»'s*es m the Far East have ma^niff-ii both the industrial problem and the reparations puzzle. "Communist expansion
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    Malayan Share Quotations
    531 13 Singapore. Jan. 4. Singapore share quotatio ■today as given by the Ml ■ayan Sharebrokers* AajrcJatt ■v«rt as fcllo*» r s Buyers Selle mAV.A* Ice 1* 00 15.00 Bai*>x. tinck Prt-f. 2.80 2.90 1.95 2.00 ■b.b. Petrol 42/- 43, MB. M. Trustee 7.50 8.50 ■Con?. Tin lO) 17/9
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    STEADY
    24 13 a The share market was very stea<ly yesterday in Z both industrials and tins with interest however 5 still on a restricted scale.
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    Mam moth 5-Year Export Target Set For Japan
    135 13 Mam moth 5-Year Export Target Set For Japan TOKIO, Tues Japan hoi>es to export $2,000,000,000 (B) worth of goods annually by 1953. This new target is an increase of more than $500,000,000 over the previous goaJ. it ha* been set as the result of Allied orders to get things humming.
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    NEW YORK RUBBER
    47 13 NEW YORK. Tues.— Crude rubber number one future* closed 15 to 30 points higher on Monday. Sales totalled T> contracts. Offers were March 19.05 (US cents per lb. May 18.95; July 18.70; September 1 18.50. Spot number one ribbed smoked sheets 19. 8. A.P.
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    RUBBER MARKET
    88 13 THE market m rubber opened steady yesterday and with buyers satisfied, eased off slightly at the close. Closing prices were CALCUTTA. Tues. Tho East Pakistan Governmenr stated on Monday that raw jute exports to hard currency areas will continue to be pilmitted till June 30 next. Buyers. Sellers.
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    THE PRODUCE MARKET
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    INDIA FIGHT BACK IN TEST
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    48 14 INDIA 2ND INN'S Mushtaq All Ibw Atkinson 106 Ibrahim c Atkinson b Gomez 25 R S Modi c Christini b Goddard 87 V S Hazan not out 3 J Amai nath not out 6 Extras: IS Total: (for three) 273 I".ill of wickets M. 154, 262 Reuter
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    BREABLEY RETURNS
    14 14 Aussk* leadisg (ockey Arhiii Breasley has resumed [ding at Ifoonee VaHey coursi
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    They toast the Baron
    150 14 Melbourne, Monday. Chore i- tremendous Interest throughout Australia m the knighthood conferred by the Kinj on Don Brad The health of An: tralta's first cricket knight was toasted by fellow cricketers at a luncheon at the Melbourne 1 < !i Icket Groui Phe toast was proposed
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    Spitfires draw
    38 14 The Spitfires drew with the Sime Darby Football XI at the Gcylani: Stadium. Sallehudin scored the Sime Darby goal while Salleh scoied the equaliser for tht Spitfires who played with ten nun throughout the .-econd half.
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    CHAMPIONS Are Made At RICHMOND
    201 14 LONDON. Tuos The Ice Figure Skatir. n !,..!ifhips of Finland. Hungary and Czerh md DOMihty the European and world titles as likely to he w«i indirectly this season on the n p rink of Richmond, Surrey. Since the summer, three leading skater fzefh-vlovaki?, two from
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    65 14 BELFAST, Tuesday Monaghan of Belfast v. fond his woHd Oyweigl I i against Dado Marino lulu m Honolulu on M I Annouacftng this IfoMgtan'i nanafer he hail decided to a:. offer ficm llarino'a n $25,000 m addition to turn air tickets. His manager has I that
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    HOME SOCCER FIX TURES
    203 14 LONDON, lion. The followwinging are the home football fixture! for Jan 8 i I A. COT THIRD KOIM) Arsenal vs. Tottenham Hotspurs; Aston Villa vs. Bolton Wanderers; Barnsley vs. Blackpool; Biminghara City vs. Loicester City; Blackburn Rovers i vs. Hull city; Brentford vs. j Middlesbrough; Bristol
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    KARIM SOCRES FOUR FOR CEYLONESE
    360 15 KARIM SOCRES FOUR FOR CEYLONESE pLAYIXG brilliant hockey, (he Ceylonese SportClub scored an easy five-nil victory over the SineiClub XI at hocl v pla^ d on SKR srr*xi,» CcV i l0 f ne T',*li n as their «*on«lover the S£fJ^ the Club by four jjoals to nil m their first
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    CHS WIN
    38 15 The Singapore Dist (Ft. i Canning) lost to the CHS. jby 4 goals to 3 when they met at socce:- last Sunday C.H.S. scorers were Joe Scan <2>. Betdin bin Adam <n and M. Ismail <I>.
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    CUP FUND WHISKY NOW $7.5
    102 15 hottlft Of s< -ttch whisky Cj.- i'ribuiif Thonia* bg will' hr mm sin tortSMM arc still nn•:i' r»*du"ing: the tarind n >x>ttle> will t, r n uho g;ives $J5 o» Fu:i'l from toda\ iMitriUution to t'n yin sia Assn., Slne»--***** i horK kah Kiat, S?Y0O
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    84 15 BODCA SCORE RUNA A WAY WIN 1U.0.D.C.A. had things their own way when ounced the Serangoon Association s—o m a y encounter at St. George's Road yesterday. The 8.0.D.C.A. outdid the S.A. m fast stick work. Krupa Singh, scoring three of the five goals, played a great game. Lawson and
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    SHING WAH ASSOCIATION
    77 15 SHING WAH ASSOCIATION ISHINC String are the officeot the Shing Wah Association <85A club President: Cheong V President: Mok Woi; Gen. Secretary: Mena Shun; Asst Sec: Cnee Kiong; TreaNg Yeow; Sec. Ho Kok Social Secretary: Tai van; Sports Contain, ite T^ng: Asst. Sports Choy Wen g Siong: Yong Chee Seng;
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    Carpmael's Shuttle win
    81 15 Carpmael's Shuttle win riendly return match ninto n consisting of 5 fnj 4 double* the Youngsters B. Par- Chermin Pemuda >bys games to 4 f^°LEB: A. Aziz lost to *h£S?& 2 15 3 15: £ft V alek y -15. Grnimy to Mohd. Alwi 10- taw n. Yu, off fc a.
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    R. A. RUGGER
    62 15 The following have selected to play for the Royal Artillery versus Singapore Cricket Club Ist XV on the Padang at 5 v.m. today <RA Bard (Plymouth) ist to be mi n attendance at the game.): Salmon (Capt): Cuppage: Churcher: Corneld; Roberts: Duckworth: Golding: Wilson £urgeon; Warner: Wilkinson;
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    Indians' Hockey Fixtures
    85 15 The following are the Indian Association's hockey fixtures Against the Army at Farrer Park on Jan. 8; against Combined Changi District at Changi on Jan. 9 (transport leaves Prinsep Street at 3.45 p.m.); and against S.C.R.C. at Hong Lim Green on Jan. 11. The following have bewi
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    S. AFRICA 307 FOR 5
    37 15 S. AFRICA 307 FOR 5 CAPETOWN, Tues.— At lunch today m the third Test match between South Africa and England, South Africa wei* 807 for 5 wickets m reply to England's first innings total of 308. Reuter
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    Green woods elect officials
    72 15  - Green w oods elect officials Scah Eng Liat The Greenwood Badminton Pai ty i letted the following office-bearers for 1949 at their annual general meeting: President K. V. Marican; Vice president: Yaacob hin A. Manan. Hon. Sec. Lim Jee Teck: Hon. Treasurer Sim Stow Koon; Hon. Auditor Wee Yung Thye,
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    29 15 An incident in the rugby match betirecn the R.C.C. "B" and th- G.H.Q. Signal* played on thr Padanti <m Monday \chivh the S.C.C. uon by six points to three.
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    VICTORIA WIN ON 1st INNINGS
    213 15 MELBOURNE, Wed— Victoria beat South Australia on the first innings of their Sheffield Sheild match which ended here today having led by 40 runs. Victoria were dismissed for 149 m their second innings today when South Australia were 117 for three at close of play.
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    120 15 SAX FRANCISCO. Tuesday Lloyd La Beach, 200 meter titiist. from Panama, left on Sunday for Australia and Now Zealand for a series ol races, British Commonwealth Pacific Air Lines said today. Herb McKenley, National AAU 400 meter champion from Jamaica, also was scheduled to make
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    POISON GAS ON THE NEGEV FRONT?
    121 16 POISON GAS ON THE NEGEV FRONT? WEL aviv. Ttte* Brig.-Gea VIIIImb X Ritey, I j iI? Nlt chief 4 st- 'm K.lostm- old correspondent* to Hai I nfchi he hid i Wd an E m compUint on the imc oj potooii .m> on tlie front. He had also V. trai
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    TWO TO TAKE HOME
    90 16 i ro j ip i my i U Foi j pagM I ad of I II [llom w' 1( I), iccufi ►mcd them elvei |o .iding the4f newspftpen H ,:n beflnninf t<» (>"ii v-1111 bu th« k 15-minutt- boi "t (t -11 n journey to their
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    U.S. MARINES TO LEAVE CHINA
    183 16 U.S. MARINES TO LEAVE CHINA TSINGTAO, Tuesday. Inited States Marines stationed m Tsingtao announced today they are with drawing from China "since the Chinese government has decided to negotiate for a peace settlement with the Reds." U.S. Marine authorities officially notified the National Shantung University on Sunday the Marines are
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    42 16 Amid the WSUef of re- port* on proapwts for 5 p*»ac* In China** critical hour, tk* official Central N>w« Agency yesterday «v:>orted only this: > Premier :un Fo and Vice Pre- J mier Wu Toh-chen -\re definitely not suffering from blood pressure.
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    NOKRASHY PASHA'S KILLER
    48 16 Manacled is Added Ha mid t Ahmed Hassan who ac- cording to the Police f^red five pistol shots at i i Prime Minister Nork- raxhy Pasha m Cairo. On the rif/ht if Colonel Im- i am Ibrahim Bey, chief 0/ Arab Affairs, Police j Dejxirtment.
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    CHINA REFUGEES FOR P. I.
    84 16 MANILA. Tuesday. Movement of 6.000 stateless Europeans from China to a temporary haven m the Philippines is expected to start within three weeks. Three ships have been chartered to move the refugees. They are White Russians. Czechs, Poles and other Euiopean nationalities. Denzil H. Clark,
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    79 16 g oin- !r: m lrui I'aki-taii nation- th« I'nion i they hi M wnttt-n p»»rGovoinment to I'tnon. v^.i- lisclostMl today m circulai bjf South African ..s the statc-ownod aninnOMßCißg they would not accept bookings foi MBgtfl on aircraft boun.i through South Africa. The circular Hi I V
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    Trade Schools For Malay Pupils Urged
    69 16 Trade Schools For Malay Pupils Urged Inch,. Mohd. Ali bin Salleh. i Malay Member, suggested m the recent Malacca Settlement Council Budget Meeting that Engltsh-school pupils who had been superanuated should be given another i chance to enjoy the benefit of i proper education m special 1 continuation classes or
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    Motor Club Time Trial
    97 16 The secretary of the H&gapi r Motor Club told the Tl that what was yesterday d erlbed IB the Press U M M< I Club Race" was m actual fact Time Trial to be held et 1 Chu Kane: Road on Jan. 2" Ttv stretch is
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    Malone Back Home
    62 16 Senator OCOTgC W. r.ialo Republican, from Nevada, was in Singapore last nior. reached home just in time the opening of Congress. Accompanied by Mrs. Male: he visited the Pacific Islar South East Asia, India and j Middle East as one-man committee of the natural I i sources
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    46 16 NEW YORK. Tues— Vi taker Chambers said today the persons he charged wjw spying m the government Russia worked without pay eaUM of their Communist victions. Chambers aal I he personally had been a functionary 'of the Cornn.Party" and that hi< were small.
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