Morning Tribune, 17 January 1949

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    Masthead
    15 1 MORNING Tribune JJ£ No .*lSS (New Series). MONDAY, JAM ARY 17, 19J9. Price 10 Cents.
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    INDEPENDENCEA NEW PLEDGE
    540 1 MK Malcolm MacDonald, Commissioner-GenerM jl lor South East Asia declared in a broadcast on "Britain and Asia" over Kadio Malaya last night: "We shall support with all our hearts any movement to associate the Malays, the Malayan Chinese and other communities who owe undivided loyalty— unswerving allegiance
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    VOTERS HEYDAY
    19 1 TEL AVIV. Sun. Israel will elect its first constituent Assembly in 2.000 years on January 25. U.P.
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    TROOPS OPEN FIRE ON RAGING ZULUS
    453 1 TROOPS OPEN FIRE ON RAGING ZULUS Durban Riot Toll Still Mounts Durban, Sunday /^lashes between "blcc mad" Africans and Indians reported early today on the outskirts cf Durban in the third day of Natal rioting in which at less* 1,075 persons were killed or wounded. K-\r.ipaglng Zulu n:\rriors in gangs
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    His Majesty Regrets....
    69 1 DURBAN, Sunday. Cypr>an Bhekunulu, chief I of the Uautu tribe, and 1 "i accepted Zulu "king", j expressed drrp concern i over the riots when in- r tennewed today. J He appealed to his i people to stop bloodshed and destruction to pro- perty. "It i* my
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    PENGPU ABANDONED
    85 1 PENGPU ABANDONED I viMV.. Sunday. N;l i| N tVns have abamionB o lis to the Communists. m Pengptl was m ot the Huai rive. i Cgpu followed by I- I' Cn.mumst capH. TienUin. oommerctol hub K' n c<hina V capture was no p. 5%^ V- K no .toubt WIH v
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    GAMMANS OFF ON TOUR
    91 1 M\ D AMMAN'S. Briof Jr n »«rvative member ,h 0! t wh *ur' of M Ml S^ne wh' iya r loft Bukil M^Don a H th th M l; Malcolm una!f| the Commission- «M-dfneral. for KuaU Lumpur yesterday morning. Mr. Gammans. who ti:ivelled by air. Intends
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    3;000 HOMELESS, THREE KILLED
    29 1 3 000 HOMELESS, THREE KILLED HONG KONG. Sun. Three children died and 3.000 became homeless as a result of two hres in Hong Kong and Kowloon suburb yesterday. A.P.
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    LIM CONFIDENT
    108 1 I ovnoN Sun— Mr. Urn Chuan Oeok, manager of tte MsUuM Tho:nas (up badminton teain, comigon'th,- r,suit of tta United I d 1 el nU siid he was ocniident his toam would defeat the Kat GlHs^ou on lVb. and uou!d Mon U defeat ?he Euro,,ea7i Zone u lnner-Expected
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    DEATH-FALL
    30 1 Two Chinese workmen fell off the first floor of a building in Cecil Street yesterday. One of them died on the way to hospital, the other was badly hurt.
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    STOP PRESS DEATHROLL
    65 1 STOP PRESS DEATHROLL DURBAN, Sun. South African Ministers of Justice |><»!V announced number of (laths officially reported in tarpi* days rioting »>etweea Africans and Indian* CM B.*> ":it hmehUim Sunday." In joint statement Mr. C. U. Smarts, Justice Minister, an'.l Mr. F. 0. Erasmus, I)e--f.ncr Minisler, said this Sgvre included
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    FORTY BANDIT AGENTS CAUGHT
    152 2 FOR TY BANDIT A GENTS CA UGHT L'OIA TI.M.CiI. Suml:iy. the Johore Police nptaned II fwiuiii H*■ :iml 4 in jngMl o\<t siisprt tfJ terrorist BVM todax. Assisted by the Military, the PoHcf also brought In \a!u:il)lo informatio!i. 8< ven of tiir ni' n wtrt ktoi* t !as loi moi
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    U.S.S.R. Rubber Contract Drawn Last Month
    32 2 U.S.S.R. Rubber Contract Drawn Last Month ing i übtM r f i Mala) i ontra ta drawn I i»t Fast mcignm^nt ei 10.000 tona v. potti this month n lin Bhipf A.P.
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    CELEBRATION
    37 2 Mil. r>. i iw\.\.ir,.N, wno naa recently completed 2r> jmrf i rvioe with til-- Bast Asutic Co., Ltd., wa- riven Hunt! on Saturday night 'it the Thai i non^ Flcstainant. Hnppy World, by the Company's its.
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    Security Forces Probe Ipoh
    159 2 Security Forces Probe Ipoh H'OII. Suml:i.\. Over i^nf thousand person* wert* MiMMi In Ike IN)li<v in NVN operations c«rri»"l out y.-.»»Tti.i> in Ipuli .iiitl C h.mor. Forty-one arrests \v»»tv effected. Large security forces lurrouaded Chemoi Village and screened the 6,419 population, 24 of whom weiv arrest L Later in the
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    Dutch laws hit Malayan salt fish
    75 2 Dutch laws hit Malayan salt fish DUTCH restrictloni educed Blng&pore a salt importa t\o:i\ the eft«t coast of the Federation, iy 75 r< i nt of prewar figures. Exports to the Dutch I .< virtuaih come to a stands! These estimates were given :•■•> .i repri entative of a U
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    Woman terrorists at Sedenak
    155 2 Woman terr orists at Sedenak JOIIORE BAHRU, Sunday. Security forces encountered Chinese woman bandits when they swept the Sedenak area and destroyed two bandit camps at the 20th mile Ayer Hitam Road yesterday. One of the women was wounded when troops saw a movement in the lallang and opened fire.
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    Army workers to be finger-printed
    78 2 Army workers to be finger-printed THE Ainy Kfl to )rmt its civili avoid taking on penont with crimin was ftanoun '--hi. Th«? nmusui Army in wWi prt^ent Xnvy ai Force prn-'i s into a*.'^- i:on i the dUmUsal pen m l ij Thf ftn| Of Ihe Ai: v:i-';k o and
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    39 COUPLES IN MASS WEDDING
    382 2 THIKTYNIXE Chinese couples toured Singapog yestenlay afternoon after a maso wedding monv at the Great World. The couples were married by Mr. Yeng kit U the President of the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce. Iftei th< lour of the city. I let a!, in White
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      28 2 FOR LAUGHS WAT I' II Sheridan anil Gsry Cooper LEO McCAREy'S I <sooo i ■> SAM'm BBf J i 1 AM'Of' D RQ <>HOH( 7836 *(£f (4P<rol -MfA'Mf I
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      32 2 RUCCLES I /'£V6kythihg\ ivoan't fo/?G£t\ 'noton youruk] FT /lert know W'tteki IPo#l'fW-i REAOY?- ALL \\THAT CUECK QUIT, OLOBOY-ICAN \m (UOUW£COUNmY\auh Ccevn/i tupv fi GOtiM ALMOiT VEAfi IT W&" Vi BUCK RYAN 1
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    ATONEMENT FOR SIN
    74 3 carried w I Dfi Ivrtvatfi^ It ruma! Twn- 'rangi on K^ail 5 remple in ii»»' 2 I i ie u( the 5 <:l Hintlu J r»k»\ i r,ur WAS A 8 |i>-ha!i. r Irifl *«i:is or Iferlng t<>r favoart Ir. c rom his oolleet* 5 J r.insfimn
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    EROS forgives
    72 3 EROS forgives S The Britlrt Mi. James I Uday i r ,V Gt three months" imgpnwnt on William Kros. fee v. London Love, on trily on a B r-ourt of tion was not ir sentence. at there was a htvc .the court should triHh,. 0 t-l Painter for] Paint I"
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    Guardsman Carnegie Is 19 Year Old Peer
    323 3 (Tribune Staff Reporter) IX the ranks of the Soots Guards who disembarked from the troopship Dnnero yesterday «M a young peer who is 12th in the line of succession to the Bvtish Throne. This was 19-year-old Lord Carnegie, son and heir of the
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    Threat To Coronation Store
    68 3 Threat To Coronation Store LONDON. Sun. -T;;o co! ona-J j tio'> slone is gafe and und'sturbed la WertmUwter Abbey but a solitary policeman Y#& kept guard otef it since 1 oiiht following a threat to stealth historic sandstone. Sjotland vard admlt^d today th, threat Probat^ ,wi hoax. But the p
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    NO FOREIGN INVESTMENTS UNTIL YEN IS STABILISED
    54 3 NO FO REIGN INVESTMENTS UNTIL YEN IS STABILISED Tokyo, sunaay. IHHE r.r,, mor of the Bank of Japan. EilMtO lchimada, todav of economic conditions »n Jflg. y iSSnada said, However th it the announcom.-nt war, tim ,v Jft^atS cou:a bo i«garfed us great step towards the wo:, out ,s soon
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    PHILIP, A PRINCE OF A FELLOW, CHANGES
    457 3 THE FACE OF THINGS LONDON, Sunday. A PRINCE of a fellow. in public house nnd palace, that's the way Brita.n hao .-iz;d up Philip, Duke of Edinburgh. For more than year now, he has been on trir» serving a sort of apprenticeship for
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    NO GOLD
    35 3 HANKOW. Sun.— Feeling Is running high in Hankow at the fftUuro of the Central Bank to pay nut gold in exchange tc the gold yuan. Investors are arranging U protert met ting.- Reuter
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    BEVIN'S P.S. FOR INDIA
    40 4 BEVIN'S P. S. FOR INDIA I i r tered 1 i.. mi H( tlv British Kmbu.v>\ IHS -IT During the M< negoti n t ll( Berlin Utockade, last wiaintr, Mf BevfH .sen Roberts t«' Hoatam\ If .special British pOTOJ. UP
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    Monty Visits Hague
    105 4 FIELD Marshal Viscount Montgomery, chief of the Western Union defence team, arri\wi at The Hague on Saturday for a three-day \*isit believed to be chiefly concerned with the financial problems of expanding We-t--tern Europe's military power. Aut horitatix'e sources saut a highlight of his programme would be
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    NEHRU CONFERENCE 'GREAT STEPOR BIG RISK"
    320 4 i tmMmm ind turei-n olisvrvrrs Prime MNlfter »^ru's |N I^SSS; ?£££?«^ISU- may be K rea« >tep-or aM, risk V n.twu hive be-n invitel to tlio c-onferetv. s-h-ciulpd to 1 '11- 12 Th ursdav The purpose, accor din e to N-hru i^ to SS&ST tofiSSS^
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    Snow Follows 'Quake Homes In Danger
    68 4 TOKYO. Sun.- Citizens of the recently quake -devastated Fukui have been warned that some of their homes might collapse under the weight of unusually damp heavy snow. The homes which were hastily built after last year's earthquake are endangered by the weight of snow
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    Burglar—Alarm Makers Cash In On Crime Wave
    87 4 Burglar —Alarm Makers Cash In On Crime Wave LONDON, Sunday. BRITAIN'S crime wave is benefitting some people, apart from successful burglars. Firms who specialise in making burglar alarms and tricky locks are doing a record trade. Some burglar alarm systems have now reached a high degree of perfection. Suppliers of
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    ATOMS RUN WILD IN THE RIVER — BUT LONDON JUST CARRIES ON
    273 4 ATOMS RUN WILD IN THE RIVER BUT LONDON JUST CARRIES ON LONDON, Sunday. I ONDONERS turned on k their water taps this week and watched the result with an experimental and somewhat uneasy eye. Jupt what they expected to see was by no means as crystal clear as the water
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    "CRY WOLF!"
    49 4 LONDON. Sunday A London magistrate yesterday sent labourer Samuel Smedley to prison for 28 days for turning in a fa'se fire alarm. He said |he was making an "example" of Smedley after being informjed that nearly half London's i 1,000 monthly fire alarms are false.- A .P.
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    BAO DAI WON'T SAY YES OR NO
    218 4 PARIS, Sunday. FRANCE Is expected to ask Bao Dai, former emperor of Annam, to return to Indo-Chlna to head a proFrench government of Vietnam, In a final effort to end the stalemated three years old war. Leon Pignon, High Commissioner for Indo-China and
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    ALY ANGRY. RITA MEETS AGA KHAN
    152 4 ALY ANGRY. RITA MEETS AGA KHAN CANNEb, Sun. Mftfa ;.cires s Rita Haywom Qurseri h bad c< Id night in the 30-r Zy2 of her friend. Prince A 1 Kb* The prince took Rita r. r day nigiu to te« hii [it! Agn Khan. Thtre has been nodi sot culation
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    'CONTRACT, NOT ROMANCE' SAYS 90-YEAR-OLD BRIDE
    124 4 LOS ANGELES. Sunday. A9O-YT7AR-OLD woman confined to a wheelchair w;i- here today to her Negro chauffeur, aged 28. by NtQl minister after three judges and a wedding chapel t refilled to perform the ceremony. The bride is Mrs. Adriana Eugenie Nicholson. Ht band. Allen
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    Boy priest celebrates
    84 4 LONG BEACH. California. Sun.— Tiny Marjoe Gortner. boy preacher, who arousH naticrwide discussion two weeks ago by pe forming I marriage ceremony, celebrated his fifth birthday yesterday. Hi.; buthday was cekbrate' for an e n tire week and will climaxed on Sunday when he preaches a birthday
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    GRANT TO BUY WHEAT
    31 4 WASHINGTON, Suday. The Economic Cooperation Adnvnistration yesterday announced one of the largts single grants ever paid US$55.--440, 000 to Britlain to buy O n adian wheat.- AP
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    NEW GROUND FOR DIVORCE
    30 4 LOS ANGELES, Sun. .vu Gertrude Joyce who has a»*« for a divorce said her husband cold her "nothing would me more pleasure tna" decapitate you".- UP
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    WELLES BETTER
    38 4 WASHINGTON, Sunuav Former Under-aecretary State Summer Welles Is wj proving steadily from a nej attack he suffered on t mas night His wife sai; he might be able to leau hospital next month for valescence. U.P.
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    NEWSVIEW
    313 5 little bit difficult explain why the of publicity turned lkW ial war that h have been indo-Chma 1945. E French have over KiS Via Nam and S "war if costing them lv- rai million francs a Moreover the Kr'ench war in Viet Nam ir openly impenalthan the one in
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    OUT OF MALTA'S ASHES
    327 5 IHIBiXF \I\<.\/I\F THK war U*ft Malta with a lvbuHiiii?: problem «>u? of proportion t«» hi r v'.v resources. More tl.an 5.353 ar raids had battered Valletta and tbe Am (p***. Itoriiba <*r> P!>^' adJe/1 up to H M l«n< Which (i.T?* fono feU in t?u> month
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    RUBBER TREES HAVE EARS
    227 5 •nESPECT women. A "Be KffC to be fair in ineso dea'iips." Boy Scout sloßrin? or tne codo of a businessman' club. perkapa? No those arc part of lesson one in how to be a Malayan terrorist Strange as it appears, the Red gunmen who Live made
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    HABBUS CAPPUS HOCUS POCUS
    1196 6  - HABBUS CAPPUS HOCUS POCUS DAVID CLAYTON By P Among the convicts on Alcatraz Island-America's most dreaded prison-one phrase forms the commo n and unending topic "Habbn, Cappus Hocus Pocus". For no one has ever escaped from Alcatraz, and the only way to get out .s to d.scover a legal technicality
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    LITTLE WASHINGTON
    261 6 Iut mat will probably become fi Western Germany's new "Little Washington' is now a tiny little hamlet with a wotid famous university :in<! i population of slightly above 100,006. Stretched alone; the banks of tli«> Rhino river and snr- undod by vine-ciad hills sad f<-w Bssdteval casUes Bonn
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    FIVE BLIND SCIENTISTS
    513 6 CATARACTS suffered by five pioneer atomic physicists may give science new knowledge of an old and baffling affliction. Multitudes in the long history of man have lost their sight because of cataracts. But science c t;ii know? little about the ma'ady. The five physic i-sts were among
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    MONDAY'S PUZZLE CORNER
    54 7 would i ?\mn 's SI'OIITSMEX Hiese two sportsmen *»re now well known trtUhts in the sports circle. Their individual prowess huve brought them into the limelight. l^elt He was recently knighted for his services to snorts. Right: He (Touted sensation at Wimbledon when he defeated Noel Kndford
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    Telephone Numbers
    82 7 telephone has beM a i>ait of our business and social life. Certain number! we used so 1 en that we hal them the least hesitation or reference to the tdepjjone book. Can you Sal these number* withovt lookteg i r .to a book for reference: (t) The Municipal
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    ANSWERS
    46 7 A NS WER S [I !ftii I p9pl V p i ••:!:<! ji:-v fttdAflC ix«p hs l g t (img OXNI JH 9RMTI (8) rots (q) ioic i*> IHK.Ix HNOHdami I p.)q s Xunnj -i» -lira si y K gam J ■■>.v. M io.«i.> ii 1 sKOixv-Manajn;
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    LOOK UP INTO THE SKIES
    136 7 On a clear cloudless night you will see a myraid of stars and the solar system. How many of them can you recognise and what do you know about them. You will not find these quesi tions difficult if you have made a study of
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    RED NETWORK
    73 7 Schools' Broadcast 12.00 p.m. Sig. Tune, Ojhhln B Attnct rrog- Smn,3ry in Malaria; l?.O3 Cantonese I'ramas Socctfons; 1.00 ?TeWS n Blaaterin, Cantdnese Anoy; 1.15 C1o?e Down. 300 Sig, Time ft Opcni nB Annct. in Mandarin; r, ,-,i N*ews in Mandarin; 5.15 -a! Interlude; 5.30 Mandarin Requests; B.o< Down.
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    THE PRIVATE LIVES OF FILM STARS
    150 7 THE PRIVATE LIVES OF FILM STARS 1. Gretchen Young received a telephone call for sister but went to the studios herself. That was in 1927. Twenty years later she was named the best actress for 1947. Who is she? 2. When Edna May was dropped from the pay roll of
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    DETECTIVES IN FICTION
    46 7 DETECTIVES IN FICTION J These (Vtpetivrs arc i ahnost a'« well known as V i Sherlock Ho!m<*«i. Who arc th< i "r respective civa- tors: (a) JBfctpectnr Han?.n:l (b) Lord IV! er Wim- 1 -•> i S (v) Pkllo Va::tv (0.) bMpector I'svnch i Fathor Brov.n. S
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    ABRREVIATIONS
    32 7 How many of these abbreviations convoy any meaning to you: (1) A.M.I.E.R, 2) A.1U.8.A. (3) A.Q.M.G. (i) K.R.S. (5), L.M.S. (6) M.R.C.O. (7) C.Y.MA (8) S.P.C.K. (9) R.1.8.A. (10) UN ESOO
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      68 7 NETWORK Band ■Bandstand 9g to 12 noon Ne^rs, 9.45 BvuMg sta Bctst ICCO Take Vouv Chico, 11.00 Down. 12.00 p.m. JWR*^ 6 •3 00 I :me Summary, Summary. 12 05 Malay vaiC, 6.90 Dane- ricty ?ongs; 12.15 News; ix and Shares Close gown. 7.15 Bong 7.00 Pn*ramme Summary Magaxfet-, 705
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    MALAYA'S FUTURE AIR COMMANDOS
    192 9 MALA YA 'S FUTURE AIR COMMANDOS "^C As lie iioc.s till p] :ll.< attack on b tnd baj, <J umm y, Aircraftsman Abdul ii a fti i■! demonS .s' t :atr.s the essential -2 gressivenesfl of bayonet flgtiting. He Know/ that after all the bombing, gunfire and scientific warfare, the
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      100 10 1 EXCLUSIVE TO THE >lOSKXI^<. THIBI^Ej *ACK ARAASTRONC II'!. ABNER tco bad this"! B^C'Tfei"^ "EF VO' DCs^T 2 1 I H-nrs wswwam r 1H SHl"^-J^^./'/'A )K > OAM WAYA''^ j > 4j^*^rff NEVAH COMES "^hbTYDER ;;:-:OSc Cs'^&faps*' HEAVE t^.\ Ai > v H i :r=::: C CAPTAIN EASY PARDON Mi
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    Do Y ou Need A Fattening Cure?
    224 11 THERE may l. fewer too thin we men ol middh y.ars than too phunp ones, ijat tii. pe son who has in angulai figure hrs a moi^ trouolesosßti probten than h<-r heftici slste;*. Adding weight Is u.-ua'ly more difficult th j taking it
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    Today's Recipes
    192 11 CADBAGE. APPLE. AND RAfSIN SLAW. Ingredients: r3 cups sUrcddod raw green cabbage, chilled 1 cup diced, pared, cored apples. cup seedless raisins ?4 cup French dressing. METHOD: Arrange chilled cabbage, apples, raisins, and dressing in alternate layers in salad bowl. Toss; serve. Makes 6 servings. SALMON SALAD Inf;if'(!ients:
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    TEAM STOCKINGS WITH CORRECT SHOE STYLE
    257 11  -  Alicia Hart By aj KINGS, and shoes u uld puli together foi of the cause; if the campaign to flatter you loiter span of legs v > beneath defend*mmakes matches K- a, and stockings f ingenious plotting. the trick of heel rein.vhich are availne
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      72 11 JL it ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA MANKIND'S ACCUMULATED KNOWLEDGE PRESENTED IN COMPACT FORM FOR EASY REFERENCE ndium of the world's wisdom in 24 magnificent and Uustrated volumes, forming a sell -contained library of unequalled range and value KELLY WALKS! LTII V Booksellers, Stationers, RAFFLES PLACE, SINGAPORE. J^JWIO IN6S IID KOII j 1
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      64 11 C. K. TANG Pewter Ware Bali Heads Siamese Bracelets Silk Underwear CARVED TEAKWOOD FURNITURE ALL KINDS OF LINEN EMBROIDERIES ETC., ETC., 241, River Valley Road, Singapore. Phone: 4025 j. OLD CLOTHES uW^Sr made new fa by Dry Cleaning, Dyeing and invisible mending i m the WASHING TON DRY CLEANING CO.
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      169 11 1 DIARY I VISITORS from Kuala Lumpur Mi and Mrs. Charles White, Who have been guests of Mr. and Mis. M. R. S.vain. Week-ending out at their seaside home in Pulau Übin: Ml*, anci Mrs. A. D. Andei?on. I Away Visiting her grandmother in Australia: Mrs. So min Wire with
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    Premier, Survivors See 'Scott' Epic
    356 12 ||ii<i*h Film *>"» IX)NDON. CCOTT OF THE ANTARCTIC" (the Royal Command film) has had another special showing at the Odeon Theatre in Leicester Square. PrtattC Minister Clement AtHtC and members of the Government were among the distinguished gathering In the aud:etu-e were «urvivo.s and relatives
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      128 12 II a.n I ■!■->; 4.l."»: «■*■'> :ui(i i« «0 !>•"»• N.u aril N««M) GREER GARSON li>l fjSH PIDGEON iii M-G-^ »s i. trfy h«? of the year! F£TE:i UKF9M EI!2«ETH TAYLOR CESAR RCi^i HI '-pj^c'^i" |BETTY GRABLE y ov THEjc£l ellV VICTOR AAATURE MD 'Jfl» y JACK OAK IE TODAY
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      34 12 GRKAT WORLD G!obt 7 o.lj "Niprht ft Day" (Techni< ,!or) Tomorrow: "Flytag lortr^ss" NEW WORLD !ld< 7—0.15 VI.C.M.'s 4% TRr/an Eacapes" Toirorrow: "BoßinaCg of Rosy r.itl^e" io val 3 30—7.30 •Sri Anda!" (in Tamil)
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      165 12 10;. to-u v osn 3 SHOWS— 5,6.10 Bl j "TWO SISTERS FROM BOSTON MtarririK ALLY SON QRAyS withLAlKll/ MKUHIOI OPENING TO-MORRovP "You Were Never^ Lovelier" Fivd Attain*. Rtta Ha\^ (>r tj 66V'. -.^e lasl Fi Sbw t/ bqos 2-U:-5.:0-9.::0;.e. ".*r»— i 1 TOMORROW Return Cf Ihfl Naughtiest, Happiest Plctttfe Tn
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    Malayen Share Quotations
    786 13 Malayen Share Quotations pore, Jan. it. U(t ,y *U.e MM- rJ r Ktr ft u- fe lions' Buyers Sellers ,ft, M W.OO 15.00 tl-v Kri.-» 2M 29Q 1.95 2.00 EL W. j m Trustee 7.5<» SJ| 17/9 18/6 n do P)23/6 24/6 r rtd AMur. 40.75 41. i0 10E* Tru,t
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    United Malacca
    34 13 United Malacca S The rubber crop figure t of United Malacca for i December was reported S at 126,050 lbs. I The total crop figure from May to last Decem- ber was 831,564 lbs.
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    TRADING BRISK IN SINGAPORE SHARE MARKET
    1002 13 TRADING BRISK IN SINGAPORE SHARE MARKET (FROM A MARKET CORRESPONDENT) J^JALAYAN markets had a cheeriu! week. The upward trend continued until Thursday when there was j>rofit tckin in all sections, and most quotations closed below best. Volume of trading was the highest for some time. Among Industrials, Fraser Neave Robinson
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    Broke arm, fought on
    26 14 Broke arm, fought on S I for i m ith <' bn > the >>■'■' S s \l■ i tki I schrtlihti IJ-/..1/-,; S S t B I Reuter
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    Big Crowd See Wales beat England 9-3
    324 14 Big Crowd See Wales beat England 9-3 LONDON, sun.— Wa'f« anJ Motlaml spent J .mi..- ».i.!*i»-. Union today with 3 N :.n,h>nl liy BiBC points to liir ,;;j'l n *:i i'.;.-U BCQttend sprang a Mir;..,v ,u tl pwerftf FVMMft lii by eight points i The much critftcii team ti iumphed
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    Davis Cup Entries
    91 14 New York, Sunday. Eleven i Nations have so far challenged the United States for the Davis Cup, it was announced tonight. Closing date for receipt of en- tiies is Jan. 31. Denmark was the first country to file its entry for the 1949 competition, Other challenges have
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    Curry wins
    43 14 LONDON, Sun.- Joan Curry won the Biitish women's squash rackets champion-hip on Saturday for tho third year in succession by boating Janet Morgan 2—9." 9—3. 10-8, 9—o. Miss Curry eliminated Miriam d:- Borman of Belgium in the quarter finals.- A. P.
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    N.S. CHINESE WIN
    34 14 3.000 saw the Negri Sembilan Chinese Recreation Club triple champions beat tiu T.P.C.A. by a solitary in a disapptnnting game of football on the T.P.C.A. ground at Kuala Lumpur on Saturday.
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    MCC MIGHT SEND TEAM TO INDIA IN 1952
    195 14 London, Trnitsj ths M»ry»ehone (rirket Club which cnnrellnd an English eri<!.,t tour in ln.1 as t winter is Inclined to send aa V.u-a) h team in three years' thii Tli recent Asian erlekH m conference decided to nsk the Mf <<> rn'onsid(>r
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    CARR BEATS MCKENLEY
    53 14 BYDNCI holdei "f .11 m the A I'M. W.I it ">'■ v kn the Olympic i ii. doctod 9.8 i.... da tvtnt He 1 1 j l Bart am aa A.u«tranai with E BtHcWM I'.r Boal I I .t:. I and the wa run I imittfltorm whlcli
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    NOTTS BEAT NEWPORT 11-1 IN RAIN SODDEN SOCCER
    367 14 NOTTS BEAT NEWPORT 11-1 IN RAIN SODDEN SOCCER I ONDON, Sun. Kuin sodden grounds Made sower in EsgiaM a gamble todny with players ririidteg abort and Mm Ml frcquentlv stieMng in HM mud. This w;is evtdeaced by several big scores. Third DivMoNm N«U§ County skilful'v ted by Tommy Lawtoa reveHed
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    Freeman Beats Mohan
    132 14 Freeman Beats Mohan 1.0-; Angeteft, CaUforatai U :)p.':»r fl tiia' lmli:»s i; Sfohan i.ni x\.:^ I i '>'-s: i State-. badi :v.. !> rfcninpi Dfi t r <m th i eonrt »'.>.. ohm he s -»'\vd Mi towerhig ofifi n.hiS rr-'.'i.'.an flaiird h;i< i; to *vin Mm mat 'h in
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    HIGHLIGHTS
    248 14 IT 1 The hip evsal in I.e:gue football was the reappear- 5 3 I anee lor Middleshorough of Will Mannion the Fang- J land international inside forward on whose head a I 125.000 transfer fee was placed when he refused to sign m Bl the atari of the season.
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    U.S. Cup Team An 'Unknown Quantity'
    113 14 CHICAGO, Sun. The American badminton team which met Is Malaya in the Thomas Cup tournament on Februnry 21 in Glasgow, Scotland, is an "unknown quantity", Mr. Warren Wheary, president of the American Badminton Association said here. "They are our best players," he laid. "They
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    WEIGHTS for 2ND DAY
    225 15 The following are the handicaps for five of the eight races to be i un on Jan. 26. t!n se< on<l day of the S«-lajigor Turf Club's Gold Cup meeting HORSES CLAM I DIV 1 7 Frits Thai Cay U Of Yutoi 8.11 Gold .Stream 8.13
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    Mitchell (16) Wins Eight Prizes
    264 15 yXTEEN-YEAR-OLD Barry Mitchell received eight prises at yesterday's presentation held at Singapore Swimming Club. opt for the 50 metres free event won by Wigbbe rs, Barry won all the i >ty!e events for men various meets held at ub during the past year. y-eigbt children
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    33 15 tuw «hows tho Singapore and the 'Australian' Schoolboys who play»J in the 'miniature tejf on the Paibing on Saturday. Singapore nrhoolboys, victors by three wickets and ninety one runs won the Willow .Shield.
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    CUP FUND WHISKY
    75 15 CUP FUND WHISKY S Co n going— I ANOTHER of the 12 I A bottles of "Challenge" i Scotch Whisky has been j claimed. There remains t only four now. I i I The total for the fund now stands at $4,730.90. i I Contributions, hnw- i j ever sniail,
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    A.A.U. SOCCER XI
    69 15 The following are requested to turn up for Amateur Athlete Union at Soccer against St.»te Express XI at Fairer Park tomorrow at 5 p.m. S. Abu Bakai, Chailie Kang, Goh Ah Long, Tan Yew Kian. Tan Tcck Chye, Tan Yew Chor, Ainut b. \ia.->«jd. Hamid b. Matzuki,
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    SELANGOR WIN
    16 15 S ELANGOR WIN defeated Negri nineteen points Serembsa on Sat eftered the flnaJ AU-Bluei Cup compe-l
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    GOVT. STUDIES CHINA PEACE PLAN
    322 16 NANKING. Sun. An emergency meeting or me Chinese cabinet was held today at the Executive Yuan headquarters in the first full-dress meeting to discuss Communist lender Mao Tze-tung's peace proposals. Premier Sun Fo issued a call for the session with no amplification. The formal presentation
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    Siam, says 'yes' to Nehru
    42 16 New Delhi, Sun. Siam, which otiginally declined the Indian Government's invitation to the Asian conference on Indonesia, opening here on Jan. 20, has now accepted and will be represented by observers, it was authoritatively learned today. Reuter
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    Dutch Say U.S. Plan Is Impractical
    237 16 THE HAGUE, Sun. The American scheme for political reconstruction in Indonesia to be placed k fore the Security Council today was described by an official Dutch spokesman as "impracticable in all its main points.*' He said that to hand the whole area over again
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    S.E. ASIA STATEMENT?
    271 16 (By tht Diplomatic CorrJ I LONDON, Sun. An announcement on the Far East is to be made here shortly, a Foreign Oflwf I spokesman said, but he refused to specify its naturf I or confirm rumours of an imnendin? oact. I This followed the successful conclusion of
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    No striptease for taxi-men
    118 16 SYDNEY, fcmftn ftm Ffbruaryl.todnv,,,;,, 1 ney and Newcastle w Suth Wales, must not .-how t W underwear or t>rac*i W rdriving. ftn The State Minister for Tran port. Mr. M. O Sullivan existing regulations require taxi-drivers to be u deti "and Udy and to weat clean
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    REINFORCEMENT
    39 16 REI NFORCEMENT SINGAPORE. Sun. Dutch Djakarta radio announced that several detachments of the Royal Netherlands Indies Army. i the" Netherlands Royal Army and the Netherlands Royal Navy, left Rotterdam for Indonesia on Friday on board the Dutch ship "Zuiderkruis
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    ENVOYS MEET FOR DELHI CONFERENCE
    213 16 ENVO YS MEET FOR DELHI CONFERENCE NEW I>EMH, Sun. Delegates were arriving here today for the conference M Indonesia, called by Pandit Nehru after protests by Eastern countries and Arab League States over the Dutch 'police action" in Java, Sumatra. The conference opens on Thursday, and Indonesian representatives are meeting
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