Morning Tribune, 22 January 1949

Microfilm: NL2345
Total Pages: 16
1 16 Morning Tribune
Page thumbnail Page 1
  • Title Section
    Masthead
    12 1 MORNING Tribune \o. 993 (Xew Series). BATUEDAY, lANIAKV HM9. Price 10 Cents.
    12 words
  • Article, Illustration
    Last Meal Then Death Plunge
    55 1 U ;.rihn of the H Chinei H entered tl* j H taken m the H 2? the camrt*. Last Order owl finished, myi i limbed Jumped i i re m finishing tn H°; a: no railing but N tiim. on the nutei later. M card
    55 words
  • Article
    80 FOOT DEATH DROP
    27 1 80 FOOT DEATH DROP This Tribune photograph shows the 80 Foot death leap from the root garil c n of the Southern hotel, m Eu long-sea street.
    27 words
  • Article
    MR. GAMMANS MEETS THE PRESS
    782 1 1 Mr. L I). Gummans, Tory M.P. and former Malayan |^l Ci\il s» TViint, held a Press conference M doveniment House, Singajwre, yesterday. M This is what he had to say: <■ BINGAPOI I cannot envis:'^H a (volution of selfGovernment m local affairs could ever
    782 words
  • Article
    CHIANG GOES
    380 1 CHIANG GOES Nanking, Friday Qeneralissimo Chiang Kai-Shek today announced his retirement as President of Nationalist China and left Nanking by air for Fenghua, his home m C hekiang province. Vice president Li Tsung-jen, a political opponent of Chiang's and an ardent ■dvocita of neace with the Communists, took over the
    U.P.  -  380 words
  • Article
    Reds Spurn Peace Plan
    104 1 Reds Spurn Peace Plan SHANGHAI, Friday. I 5 The Chinese nnnmu- I >ti,sf.i rejected the Sa- tumahst government* j catt for a ceasefire fol- j lowed b\f peace talks I and <t''Hiatuied that a S peur cmfcrnice tak* I place before the end of S h utilities, m a Chime&e-
    U.P.  -  104 words
  • Article
    S. Africa To Press Race Descrimination
    104 1 S. Africa To Press Race Descrimination CAPETOWN, Fri. The South African Government intends to take the necessary steps, by teglitatlve as well as administrative means, to gv effect to it* policy Of race leeregatlon, Mr. Gideon van Zvi Governor-General. MM today m the speech from thr throne opening the iecond
    Reuter  -  104 words
  • Article
    Commons Approve Anti-Red Radio
    186 1 I ONDON, Fri. The House of Commons tonight approved an agreement between the Government and the British Broadcasting Corporation for a powerful broadcasting station to be built m Malaya. Foreign Under Secretary Christopher Muyhew said the Government hoped that the station would have an influence m
    186 words
  • Article
    STOP PRESS
    54 1 T. V. SOONG RESIGNS NANKING, Fri.— li»signji tion of T. V. §>0t as (i«>\ernor of Kwangtiu»K ITnviix was announced olncially 1«»--niKht. Oca. Usiuh Vu.h was named to WBBtmi Soonj? wan m Nanking !<• day and then- w«iv reports he might HiicoM-d Dr. VVillinu ton KM M ambs.ssador t<»
    U.P.  -  54 words
  • Page 1 Advertisements
Page thumbnail Page 2
  • Article
    Dependants to go with deportees
    176 2 Dependants to go with deportees KITALA IIMITK. I n QEPCNDANXB of people iff tHatfid! ftw i tit Fedtrattoo uniier Mm EttiifMn fcf»l«tioßi iK^w be deported eowpßbfßy. Emergeacs pegolatfcHw to this rllrrt urn' publish :1 Inn* tod^JT. An official release itated thai the I of th rcgulatioiu wai to "ensure that
    176 words
  • Article
    Dutiable champagne at Lido
    88 2 Dutiable champagne at Lido RIVENUI sAcers vissted the Lid" at I'asn Panjan^; on January 10. «nd found 16 bottle; of champagne and 21 botUes of whisky duty unpaid. Low Cheng Huan wa.s chars;* ed m the Fourth Police Court ,y. iterday foi possession of the dutiable liquor. Tli eouit wa.c
    88 words
  • Article
    Tribunal meets
    100 2 T.IK Joint Tribunal appointed to considei claims fo: ex< fimtia payment.- fiom the Volunteers and member! of oth- local forces, will start wot k on Monday The claims ate fiom men wl.o weie victimised during the Japanese occupation. The tribunal Will sit m Kuala Lumpur and late- at
    100 words
  • Article
    Soon Hin Lee men still stranded
    144 2 THE owner* of th* Soon H ginned and sunk m Nf asked for the return of t overboard and escaped the Tinjong Ledang m Su.nat The Singapore Ovei <'as Chinese Importers and Expoiters Association has written to the Economic Affairs Socret- amt heie on
    144 words
  • Article
    DOG LOVERS' MEET
    44 2 DOG LOVERS' MEET The Singapoie Kennel ciation, who art- to have a show at the Happy World Stadium on January 26. at «3.30 p.m., will hold a meeting at t Association V premises on J:u: ary 24. 194 S. These inter i to attend.
    44 words
  • Article
    NEW INDONESIAN BOD' FORMED HERE
    92 2 ANKW liwlo.ii-.iai organisation, the All-Indon« si.i ,--i rmr4 la Mtagaf i- l« H Mf#sasrd t:... In.. t.r^a>M':i'i i w <■> -i- witli lh<- rnt«* J»«tl maini tin 'rl.mn nation*, with «.i 'ha 1 i .Mir- j m <* whom are now t> i thi* c
    92 words
  • Article
    Cot Job On False Certificate
    77 2 OOVINDAS \MV J4-v Old Indian, used a f M school kiv ig certu ..1 he applied for jo. :it 'h.3eneraJ Post t^riir. on T ;itr. ry 11 He pleaded guilty a "h First S:.'ric' c -"-f yeoterda) T.n-i vv;.s linod 5100. It was stated th.it
    77 words
  • Article
    Medical advice by radio
    101 2 Medical advice by radio okips at im m Kalayi H ,<3 en ein now aav< advice by ivirelesa f 1 B por PeMßg and Kua! Ships of all nationah; have tho senrlee fr«. n ol g from thy Coast Statiu;. When rnieoac is Ml m boani. the ceptain has to
    101 words
  • Article
    Public Can Now Examine Ejection Rolls
    114 2 Public Can Now Examine Ejection Rolls Seven centres hav< opened where the public i examine the Municipal el< i toral Rolls jntil Fob. 3. Cl H an 1 objoctions made the proper channels vull coasi lend. Those who reg I Bhotlld make it a point scrutinise their names m particulars.
    114 words
  • Page 2 Advertisements
  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
    • Miscellaneous
      Page 2 Miscellaneous Column 1
      78 2 RUCGLES I ftf'U ft)O^V G£7/ /'Af 4A^4/^)N rWHAI DQiOU H YNOV7VM '&fI M^ i iXSmud 1 I W- muqhTHE /mte'9ALOT mAN?-ALL*m 9&mKteMNb\ \U POKOTTO9TOPA I WEU TRY TUG jM£ F6ONT oOor\ fJtt\JH&PA^"^ I A/A a.'a7v jv/./'. >;i v7^r/.'y ['DUMB POOR ]^v~ G73 I I yHMBDr < I 1 fafiscimrfcr CHfIP.'fINDMS
      78 words
Page thumbnail Page 3
  • Article, Illustration
    Indian Wedding
    45 3 Indian Wedding Mr. K. Balaaundnun i *i»n of IM !»!♦> l>r» K. S. I Knnoo siuin-. with hi* MMi m thr *O<>\»A>/ I Mtrr Ihfir wvdiHjitf at i t BWeiorrt lt«»pd i«n i'm^^- day. lh. WmU> Hlho ii «I«ni:h».T of Mr. uml i j >frs. r.wkir.-.mix
    45 words
  • Article
    Chinese Protest At British Trace With Reds
    67 3 Chinese Protest At British Trace With Reds lay. 'Ihc i nceeUng to ■■■> agminst the shiopers' plant trains with .•Mst hands. i liaj already with Pramiei uovr:nmrnt "c IM "in- >' h i n a i xpectod to both the nt ;»r'i Uw ;thoriti( 8, tttough w the pro--1 to
    67 words
  • Article
    SINGAPORE VOTE FOR SECESSION
    101 3 mittce of the Straits Chinese British Assoi favours the movement for the secession of p enan-, Province Wellesley and Malacca from the federation. This was one. of the resolutions passed at a committee meeting of the association last night. SCBA also decided to invite i representatives
    101 words
  • Article
    FOREIGN CAPITAL FOR WESTERN GERMANY
    42 3 ™ANKFItr Ti Friday wdl soon* be alZj? l inv < st in western Gcr2;. w '.-n Collison. ECA gutter for Tnamia, said impo^,; f army--trnent tcstricttons fcf'ca to t!u war arc JJ in new anion- the governor*. U.P.
    U.P.  -  42 words
  • Article
    ART AT CHILDREN'S CENTRES
    116 3 A Pof Singapore artists art fttken to teac'j Children^ Centres BodAl Welfuie' Udy Gimson and the centres at the Hall. Stamford m w lh« age? of nine ami thirteen w,ll ;,ttend the I classes. Drawing nuitcnals Will be provided. Children who show prompt will be sketch
    116 words
  • Article
    KOREAN REVOLT
    39 3 TOjO O. Fn. The Public Information Ofi><vr of the Ko- can Republic iHinounctd that patriotic UfclJHlnj had been repen- I m Hwarigiiai proviiu* -»n .fanuary I9i Hwunphai province 1? il)<* nrtffh nf tho .^.Stii narallt 1 Reuter
    Reuter  -  39 words
  • Article
    RAF FIGHTERS IN 3 BIG SO RTIES
    274 3 RAF FIGHTERS IN 3 BIG SO R TIES mmamm "'<>H, rrtiaj V 1|IIII;|N «»Mhe R.A.F. str*fe<] it bandit retr^f northwest of Kuala kangsur with de\ anting nwc hikl machine -gun lire this morning. Be»titightpis helped security tones flush a jungle j»re* on the Selangor Negn Sembilan border. A thud target
    274 words
  • Article
    Palestine Peace Talks Deadlocked
    234 3 KHOOKS. I ri. DUajjrr. im'nt over the future of th< 1 F,s?y|»tinn-hel«l nMta! *trip a* (ia/a has produced a deadlock m the Isra«'t-Kn\j>tlan armistuv talkl <>n Ike bland <»f flhmhs, iccordtag i>> ivelf-lnfonned sourcefe. The isra<M d» I- i, r :iti»n irai reported i<» ha\t> dewaadM
    234 words
  • Article
    POLITICAL MURDER
    56 3 PARIS Fri. Thr .<-•< ■< r. aiy of a French deputy, whosr v was And on last Dtght m a *mh§ strn I. dud this nioinini: rom 12 liulUt woun.ls. The deputy, Bttennc do Fanin Labourer, recently left Urn kfodefate Democrat nnc\ Socia!st Union P;nty to join Charlei
    A.P.  -  56 words
  • Article
    Former S. E. Asia Air Chief To Visit Singapore
    115 3 Former S. E. Asia Air Chief To Visit Singapore A I!: V.i? I. il Sir 1,--hn»;ini!>t. lafjMCtM <-r:>l Of thf ILA.F 'I \ir OOOHnWBd Fas I i. n, p. et HA F units bU&hmefiti In C* ■lo Malaya and H I*on«:. He is *xp«'ctr,i to arn\« Singapore Od l.inuary 27.
    115 words
  • Article
    RED ATOMPOWER?
    45 3 WASHING rOK, Friday. 1 Russian (iisccvt ii< of urani i m Centra] A.a4a m the last 10 v<ais might be Mfleleat loi f < development of atomic p i: > there, n. B. ShiTnk.in of H i yard's Russian research onl i j bbvs. U.P.
    U.P.  -  45 words
  • Page 3 Advertisements
Page thumbnail Page 4
  • Article, Illustration
    HIRE TELLS OF ARREST
    897 4  -  W. M. Blackwood From r'l WIOM. I'IYVVi. ThiifMla.x (cM i.mml fARLTON Artlmr Ilirr. Itegspon shi|»-»»n.ktr and s|mm ronst:ibU- ■ttwflrH to tlir mirinr policr. UU tefej Im»\\ hr was t:ik«-n on N,.«nl a IMitrh ua\al ship h\ »»is own siiprrior ollnrr. V.S.I. Minns ol th»» Sinuaajttc polirr,
    897 words
  • Article
    MERCANTILE HOSTEL
    26 4 13, Queen Street. Accommodation available for students and paying guests. It pay- you to stay it the Hostel With or without board. Apply: Superintendent
    26 words
  • Article
    'Hitler Considered Me National Socialism's Greatest Enemy'- von Papen
    155 4 'Hitler Considered Me National Socialism 's Greatest Enemy'- von Papen nuntiMUKKG, Fri.~-"Hit-ler considered n* the greatest enemy of National Socialism" di-clnred Franz Von Papen', Hithr's former Vice Chancellor, dunnfj hh re-trial by the Nuremberg Denazification Court of Appeal on Thursday "When Hitler realized that I Jra.v endeavouring to eliminate the
    A.P.  -  155 words
  • Article
    ANTHONY EDEN LEAVES
    37 4 LONDON, Thurs. Anthony Eden, deputy leader of the Conservative Party, left by air tonight for a two-months lecture tour of Canada, New Zealand and Australia. He is due to reach Montreal on Friday.- A.P.
    A.P.  -  37 words
  • Article
    WEEP BUT, THERE'S A LIMIT
    114 4 WEEP BUT, THERE'S A LIMIT NEW YORK. 1: H Federal Judge I defence Attorney of the American C mmw leaders that if he I ist wwj In the courtroom I moderation. Judge Hi- H made the remark t Crockett Jr.. al•■ v IN lawyer, who broke on Wednesday whili H
    U.P.  -  114 words
  • Article
    What If Hirohito Ran For Office?
    158 4 What If Hirohito Ran For Office? RMPEROR Hirohito and other member I Royal family will not vote m the com' I any subsequent, elections although the: permitted to do so according to the J. 1 constitution. The reason given imperial household foi tical non-paiticipatior desire to keep the En an
    U.P.  -  158 words
Page thumbnail Page 5
  • Article
    NEWSVIEW
    188 5 TMK v 1 hai seriously I misuiid rstood the roJcthU tlu Dutch are piayi i"^lieSl^v the Security Councll thia v k the Dutch deieg Dr. Jan Van Fov I to convince a vcrv and uns>Tnt h t f rid that his as not waging war but a war \n
    188 words
  • TRIBUNE MAGNZINE
    • Article, Illustration
      WAR AGAINST CATTLE DISEASE
      269 5 Till; r Antrydde, Ben p r;::L C fcemira 1 Indus rr. •> drag which protects aii• kroM Hit 1 attacks of liv, Will »>;n" 5.»,r.:s .»,r.: I.)'.- square «»»«3 i>i East >' West Africa lor 1 ,»..-j ;i\ v:\ctom hin- ovel a area* of Uganda, I-
      C.O.I.  -  269 words
    • Article
      The Last Outlaw
      169 5 OUTLAWRY Sulu will loon b ne a thing I the r- 1 r; iU tv :iU fficial :ep submitted to Prcs.de"".*. Qu rino by the Secretary t thi interior whicri says hat Sulu's No. l outlaw chieftain, Mon i Kam!o\ n1 I me 200 ol hi> followers
      169 words
    • Article
      MISS TOM THUMB
      302 5 ALL the shopkeepers at 3r am ley Rotherham, simply adore little Mtel Edith Barlow. Nevertheless, they do devtlop slight headaches when she drop^ m fur a spot of shopping. Take her shoes, for instance. One shop turned over the whole stock, but were unable to {it her
      302 words
  • Page 5 Advertisements
  • Page 5 Miscellaneous
Page thumbnail Page 6
  • Article, Illustration
    CASE OF THE MISSING
    1148 6  -  Frank Hillingdon I »y The North Pole was discovered by S j. Ross m 1851 and the world thought then that its position had been definitely fi d. By I? 01, however, nobody knew txactty who c the North Pole had got to. .yecinl xpedition had
    P.N.F.A.  -  1,148 words
  • Article
    GOLD FEVER GRIPS EUROPE
    626 6 SYMPTOMATIC of Europe's .-:ck paper mon-y is a growing "gold fever" *h it has ht ought a stream of the yel--1: w itufl to Italy's open market* Since tile recent establishment of thc:;e of these markets Italy has become a world-important centre for piivate dealing* m
    A.P.  -  626 words
  • Article
    Are Ceylonese Inefficient?
    59 6 A COMMITTEE uppoi-^' by the Government P^; liamentary Group m lcn to consider certain tIOIW by Mr. Victor lUtna yakc M psu c sting restriction ol •nploywof non-nationals to ness and trade own-c foreigners m this COUHtT took strong obj JCtloJ to itatenint by iwo ro; ml;)
    59 words
Page thumbnail Page 7
  • Article, Illustration
    WORLD PHOTONEWS
    168 7 A few of them look \u i Mighty tough onei b M 1 si. 1 1 bftfeici al Ihc umnl pr fttace at Pafham, B< i:"r. Enfland. r Wca anrt iiiirscm.:. i ne up tor i,»r fab far and, to the dclij •»t some 50(1 spertat r many
    168 words
  • Page 7 Advertisements
  • Page 7 Miscellaneous
    • Miscellaneous
      Page 7 Miscellaneous Column 1
      282 7 FOR YOUR RADIO! ENTERTAINMENT TODAY ww ava« uo n(la nn Record-d Pro- song; 1.20 News in iajatf? ill m VFTWORK PROGRAMMES IN MALAYA8 Manda >n Roco^ > 3^^ AnwaV ai,,; UW BLUE NLTWUKii gran m d Amov; Hindustani sonars, 1.58 OttH u. 110 12 00 p.m. Programme Sum- *<STh£?Da« ing
      282 words
Page thumbnail Page 8
  • Article, Illustration
    AUSTRALIANS HOLD A FESTIVAL WINE
    207 8 A USTRALIANS HOLD A FESTIVAL WINE ,i//,7w//./: vu r Svi/ v r v<7///v wu ///<' ,<'-'v<>/ history as wine men ttuuk t publicity HJ to capture a bigger home market. It was hell m conjunction with the 31st annual conferme of the Federal Vitkultural Council of Australia. The council with
    207 words
Page thumbnail Page 9
Page thumbnail Page 10
  • Page 10 Miscellaneous
    • Miscellaneous
      Page 10 Miscellaneous Column 1
      140 10 lExrusivK n» the jiok.^i™. i kibi mj JACK *RMSTftONC: B^ I SHE HAS A\ :N AC^ITION, SAY IDCK WHO I WT/PEJET THERE ARE JUST WALKEI7 INTO v^:'^» X THC?£"\\ .zR \E CAPABLE/ THREE ROCKET ENGINEERING/ APPEP'V( ATC^XBOfABS I rWETO 6C UOER -BUT OF 6CO MfLES (CHAMBERS WHCR tV. IF ITS
      140 words
Page thumbnail Page 11
  • Article
    You Can Dye It At Home
    197 11 t I I i i c t he Scat itil the m Hid be I v 0M I L t > I I I.; iii dy« on your y» how the titi t n, unless you hrst remove old coloui .)n the other hand
    197 words
  • Article
    DIARY
    106 11 I the I of V.. ir< lane-.- rtart I 5.30 Hirrowi Colledic.rv no-' lishr..._ a. Mi I A. B Mi X benefit foi S ■k (L Sing ij m bid 1 well bon it a t< i party m Robinson- Cafe on Thursday. January 27i at P«m. Celebrating their
    106 words
  • Article
    Today's Recipes
    306 11 Tod ay's Recipes SALAP BOWL lngrtdfants: l*i cups shredded, scraped raw parsnips. r, 4 cup diced celery. cup minced onion. 8 to 10 small stuffed olives, sliced. teasp. salt Dash peppei x i cup French dressing l cup mayonnaise 1 small head lettuce. METHOD: Use mediumcoarse shredder for parsnips. After
    306 words
  • Article, Illustration
    Pretty Back Takes a Bow
    171 11  -  Alicia Hart By IS your back ready for an unveiling by low cut party gowns? If not. got cut youi scrubbing brush, and skin cream, and do not discontinue i back care routine until those muscle bound shoulders arc limbered up. Begin your routine m
    171 words
  • Page 11 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
      Page 11 Advertisements Column 1
      76 11 I D6H CLASS PORTRAIT I OUTDOOR PHOTOGRAPHERS WE MAKE (OI.OIK PRINTS mi hv tn i nder Chroniatone (American) Prwess < 'our is permanent) m ?r your B »mt A Dufayco'.our Transparencies ft Ist Copy S 9.50 extra Copy 8 7.50 M $15.00 513.00 ■^Jj^r^M Photo Studio In Malaya P accommodatlotTvisit
      76 words
    • Advertisement
      Page 11 Advertisements Column 2
      91 11 TODAY AT RAFFLES HOTEL LUNCH IN THE BALLROOM 12.30 to 2.30 p.m. also ORCHESTRAL CONCERT the: cocktail iiorit from 7 to 8 p.m. DANCE (Evening Dress Optional) 9 p.m. to midnight FRANK HCKFOKD HIS ORCHESTRA NO ADMISSION CHARGE j DONT MISS THIS j SPECIAL ATTRACTION TOMORROW NIGHT j THE NO.
      91 words
Page thumbnail Page 12
  • Article
    NEW FILM COMEDY GIVES IDEAS TO ROMANCERS
    427 12  -  OSWALD HENRY ummk- i ■■< M»i"« -AND EQUALISES WOMEN > PKOB\BLY no fiirl will tWi BfJamifl thai I r•»--1 K>sed to a man. l.very Dan, nmtwr. will Atrec that when girl iecidei thai t-vTv cirl. and most espi tially herself, should be married,
    427 words
  • Page 12 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
      Page 12 Advertisements Column 1
      160 12 SfcL Airmark su. h.n thUi^»ur finrst RgSw^ X, I ,j>,i.v limes daily ih<-- world J^^l^ i rnng '«> l n s \vr\cil) POWDER.-*. more A7I p^/^ ANTACID POWDER Neutralises Ac/d Soothes Stomach Reitovs P**_ y'or^(jerfv! new Cc^i .-.ow IT V. from LEO McttKY #to| Jove you j SHERIDAN 2>MLj^ Now
      160 words
    • Advertisement
      Page 12 Advertisements Column 2
      23 12 I lEAI IVOR] D lob g 7 "U. nllens" (Teelinieolor) Daring m 1 NEW WORLD THIN fi" <m Ma!ay) "Heer Kanjha" (Hindustani, iQi
      23 words
    • Advertisement
      Page 12 Advertisements Column 3
      160 12 rw Mr*.'*, -'*M OF K JA\AON'H Sabu, w r I Rfffc \> PHONL 4-42 r A I AVI liul 1.45-4.09-6.30-!)ia As% "SSS— Bi B A \V UNIVERSAL-INTERNATIONAL pftMflu I l/r^Tlk WILLIAM ANN E !i BLYr I .Pi. m NUNNAUY XZHNSON'S ri /I I Ch»'ap M'trninß Shown at 11 a.m. TODAY:
      160 words
Page thumbnail Page 13
  • Article
    Rubber Market
    14 13 IW Um> jo* u,v E ...titer y. Bel* I 37- U m.
    14 words
  • Article
    BRITAIN BREAKS DUCATION RECORD
    19 13 I; F:i r.iuAi. lujtrtal 8 m October, them. produemonth in< ream of tember. affure A.P.
    A.P.  -  19 words
  • Article
    Malayan Share Quotations
    651 13 g ran. -1. ■gapore quoutiomi WL given b >' the Mal sbarerror.or? As*>rtatioi u f rllowa i m Buyers Sellers K 2.90 B Hri-.r B Fniftee B Hi a B 5.40 B B B H B' Eaaten B B j B m (75.00 cd B 1 1
    651 words
  • Article
    Industrials steady
    40 13 Industrials steady The approach of the Chinese New Year holi- i J days has already affect- 1 S cd* the local share mar- I ket. i Industrials continued S quietly steady yesterday. > i while tin shares were i apathetic. J
    40 words
  • Article
    Beef plan proposed
    85 13 CANBERRA. Fuday Mr. Joseph Chifley. Australian Prime Minister, said today that the Austialian Government was prepared to spend £40,000.000 developing the Northern Terii- Tory as a beef production area for Britain. Optimists believed that 400.--000 tons of beef could be oxported annually from the Northern Territory. He
    Reuter  -  85 words
  • Article
    BUYING FOR RUSSIA BOOSTS LOCAL RUBBER
    164 13 marker na\e been well nvpr «i... v i *i i ix- i .1 <>\er me 1«»\ «»l. «»t those ni unr m Lou fsfngire?! 1 ->s tt» „,,klv r,.,>ort b> TL I \Z Prices have been mail Russian shipments due m Ja alight improvement
    164 words
  • Article
    NEW YORK RUBBER
    65 13 NEW YORK. Friday. Crude rubber- standard closed m the New York market on Thursday 25 to 30 points higher. Sales totalled four contracts. Offers were March 19.10 nominal. May 18.95 nominal. Ciude rubber number one closed unchanged to 15 points highei, Sales totalled 9S* contracts. Offers were
    A.P.  -  65 words
  • Article
    Produce Market Round-up
    133 13 Produce Market Round-up With ii port of lai rn-.nts of black Depp mg m here ma nam fietong. this sectlOß <•; 11. i Icet \'i sterda) be< an Sellers' quotations Ii I |ITB B picul to $172 |TH reports of largl meats of black peppei eomfti*K White pepper prices, hear*
    133 words
  • Article
    CALL FOR ACTION ON JAP COTTONS
    198 13 CHARLOTTE. North Carolina. Fri.— Sir E. Raymond Btreat, Chairman of the British Cotton Board, told members of the American cotton industry here tonight that the moment is appropriate for action to underline the Importance" ol the revival of Japanese competition. He said the British
    Reuter  -  198 words
  • Page 13 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
      Page 13 Advertisements Column 1
      51 13 AlhambrA TODAY at 1.45; 4.15; 6.45 9.30 p.m. Columbia's Smter Productloa! i SK»B.fie» TECHNICOLOR Special Morning Mtttoec T<»«la.v and Tomorrow at II a.m. "DO YOl LOVE ME" 20th Cmtury-tox'* Tulwi color MwleaL i NEXT CHANGE 20th C»ntury-r<»\'H "I WONDER WHO'S KISSING HER NOW" j, m TECHNICOLOR starring June Havr Mark
      51 words
Page thumbnail Page 14
  • Article
    PLAN TO FIND NEW BOXING HOPE
    178 14 >N Fri Th< and k»rtnj to f< i ayndi< I further the U ,11,! bom Tin ill would vud. -on-ad talenl potl and v ing th, ir led n tniien.i nt*. bad been tound.be would then we taken m hand and SUbnequently an| to
    Reuter  -  178 words
  • Article, Illustration
    VON NIDA IS BEST BET AT WACK WACK
    252 14 VON NIDA IS BEST BET AT WACK WACK MANILA, Friday.— The Far East «.pen golf tournament OfMM today at the Wat k H ack country club links with the Australian professional Norman von Nida the strong favourite to win the championship on the husis of his sensational practice performance. Yo'a
    U.P.  -  252 words
  • Article
    HWA YEW B.P.
    90 14 At the second annual general meeting held on last Saturday at No. 18 Sirat Road, the following were elected office be;.ifers for the ensuing year: Patrons Mi. Loll Siang Yang und Mi. Be Teow Hock; Tresideat: Mr. Low Khoon Ctuia; Hon. Secretary Mr. Loo Yang Kwang i
    90 words
  • Article
    Gomez gets them out
    112 14 MADRAS, Friday. South Zone batsmen found Gerry Gomes, the Trinidad veteran more famed for his batting than hia bowling, at one time almost unplayable here today and were allout soon after lunch for 46 runs when the West todies b€- m a four-day's match. Gomez with
    Reuter  -  112 words
  • Article
    S'pore Turf Club Spring Meeting
    195 14 I MAIN attraction of the Singapore Turf Club's 11 Spring Meeting, to be held on Feb 26, Mar. 2 and 5, will be the Spring Cup Race for Classs One Division One horses, for which ttu? stakes will be $3,000. Entries close at 12 noon
    195 words
  • Article
    Ray — the next 'victim'
    94 14 Ray the next 'victim' CHICAGO. Friday. Heavyweight champion Joe Louis today said that Elmer Ray whom he will fight m an exhibition at Miami on Tuesday, may be his next opponent m a title scrap. He said that he was leaving for Miami tomorrow to confer with promoter Mike Jacobs
    U.P.  -  94 words
  • Article
    C.S.C Water-Polo
    52 14 The following will represent the C.S.C. against the Tanglin Barracks at Water-Polo on Sunday. Jan. 23, at 10 a.m at the Club's Pool Ho Kian Bin. Ho Tian Chiao. Ho Wee Siong Ong Beng Bee, Oh Chwe e Hock! Yeo Jui Chung. Jerry Tan. Taos Sock Wai. Vow
    52 words
  • Article
    RACE CARD
    531 14 THK following are the accept*, r*. xra(rW H 1 weights ;»nd probable jockeys foi l+daj-VjH the lirst clay ol the Selangor Tnrl luh thrW-dJrM (dp meeting: 'm RACK ONE •>.:<<> p.m. HORSES CLASS I WV I 6J PURL H WhttC Socks 1.88 Turn.- »^m ourano* s 18 Harp.t
    531 words
Page thumbnail Page 15
  • Article
    LINES SCORES HAT-TRICK FOR SIGNALS
    184 15 LINES SCORES HAT-TRICK FOR SIGNALS TONVEKTING a last-minute penalty •'bullv Lines completed a "hat trick" for the (i.H.Q. Signals to defeat the Singapore Cricket Club by three goals to nil m a hockey game played on the Padang yesterday. The signalmen's superiority was apparel from the opening whistle. Reeves and
    184 words
  • Article
    UNKNOWN
    47 15 liing,I iing, going..-j l i»i Thai- Whisk) 1 itributioa to t |),\.m Vnr y a total i" r ,l fI,mI J J a >4THI.!»"- S ptnautioatt, bow- j should he i i the Tri- i n»ua* rund y tj> Malaya Tribune Ltd tasca Read, ap.r- V
    47 words
  • Article
    Malayans Beat Midland Team 9-0
    136 15 Mala yans Beat Midland Team 9-0 lIAFFORD, Thurs.— The Malayan Thomas Cup nten team, which i> to meet the United States m ie between the American and Pacific zones at m aexl month, easily defeated a strong Midi nd ttptsined by M. W. Field, the Staffordshire and lEnr. land player,
    Reuter  -  136 words
  • Article
    HARBOUR BOARD RUGGER
    10 15 HARBOUR BOARD RUGGER IlftSi -epreaent Club s tain; 1 -th.
    10 words
  • Article
    NO PLAY
    6 15 I, Friday the here
    6 words
  • Article
    C.S.C. HOCKEY
    53 15 The following players have been selected to represent the Ceylon Sports Club against j Folice XI at hockey to be play- i ed at Thompson Road ground I today V. ft, Pdlai; Ramalingam, Nagiah; Victor John. E. Doraisamy. A. C. Shegaram; W. Ponniah. Kulasingham. Vnayaratnani. Abdul Karim. C.
    53 words
  • Article
    The Danes Swamp England 4-0
    117 15 The Danes Swamp England 4-0 < openhagen. Thurs. Denmark won all four matches on the first day of the Thomas Cup F.uropean zone Baal here tonight against Bag" land. The Danes won the tw< singles and two doubles without dropping a game. The tie will be concluded tomorrow, when three
    117 words
  • Article
    SPITFIRES' FIXTURES
    117 15 The team to represent the Spitfires XI at soccer against the Junior Dynamos XI tomorrow at 5.15 p.m. at the St. Patrick's School field. Katong. will be selected from the following Too Heng, Wun Mahmood? Kirn Hian. Eh Lin Seng Chiang. Daud. Kwang Jcu<. Byed Ali, Rex Lee.
    117 words
  • Article
    Clarke scores 4 goals for SRC
    195 15 Clark e scores 4 goals for SRC <• raid < irk.- displayed hn»« form when he netted all four goals tor S.K.t against ;he V.M.C.A. on Iha F'adang IlietlifaOj The final „iv wa, \~~Z. I >'••• \.M.<..\. were fortt'iiate to gel the.tr tw goals thf ugh H.iriv Fang, for their
    195 words
  • Article
    "COSMOS SOCCER"
    56 15 The Cosmos XI to play soccer against GHQ Signals Ist XI on Jan. 21 at Farrer Park will he selected from the following: O. Argullia, Sim Im Peng, A. Rahim, Puteh, Lloyd. Goh Guan Chwee, Goh Guan Kirn. Jaffar (Capt.), Murthee. Jasman. D. Angullia, Osman b. Omar. Chwee
    56 words
  • Article
    UNITED FAMILY B.P.
    86 15 UNITED FAMILY B. P. The following otht i tls .vote eW cted at the re ant meeting M the United Family Badminton Party Patrons: Heng Mii Keng. Heng Mvi Cheng. H^pc Mvi Thtaiu, Dr. William Heng. Ec Sim Mong, Tan Sze Mee. Tan Ong Soi.g. PXe Hong Chwee. president; Sim
    86 words
  • Article
    BODCA SOCCER
    67 15 The team to represent HOT) ca against Johore Bahru Malays at Johore Bahru tomorrow will be selected from the following: O. Angullia. Samad, Hateman. Jubri, Zam Zam. Chye Hoe, Ramlan. Chwee Leng. 1. M. Angullia. L. Lope/ Aziz. Lalan and C. Gomes. (Tiansport leaves the Rex Cinema at
    67 words
  • Page 15 Advertisements
Page thumbnail Page 16
  • Article
    DISAGREEMENT AT DELHI ON ASIA BLOC
    313 16 DISAGREEMENT AT DELHI ON ASIA BLOC MEW DELHI, Friday. The nineteen-nation Asian oiil-Tpnce meeting m secret session at Hyderabad House today disagreed over the iormation ol a permaa*at Mac of Far Batten t—frtea to tafeganrd ♦h.'ir Interests m al spheres. Muslim nations i- d by the F r Pakistan. 8H
    U.P.; Reuter; AAP  -  313 words
  • Article
    Austrian Treaty Talks
    34 16 Austrian Treaty Talks \i>ov m. nn- Kited Statea, Rae- I i ir aaee have aovi ,i m reeaaac la •> 5 k m Feataarj j i i > l m iuntrtm, a I seetga la A.P.
    A.P.  -  34 words
  • Article
    Malayan wages —
    49 16  - Malayan wages Creech Jones by ;N Fri.. The I Mr. Art told 1 I t average J.'ij-i three th v r I I quest I t he that tin nt aras I*l* pa further te of living I ,|y by Increasing ric ost of living had declin- January. Reuter
    Reuter  -  49 words
  • Article
    NEW BURMA GOVT. SOON
    125 16 NEW BURMA G OVT. SOON ;<>< >N Fri. Burma* p Minister, Thakin Nu v pected hi re to announc( ra oi his new cabinet t Informed sources sal i hay, 16 instead of 21 n ra The Cabinet resign.! ter>l ry because ol "the wor- nil i iltuation brought about
    Reuter  -  125 words
  • Article
    VON NIDA STARTS BADLY AT WACK WACK COURSE
    200 16 VON NIDA STARTS B ADLY AT WACK WACK COURSE MANILA, Friday. Although favourites were somewhat maapaatattag m the opening round of the Far Fast golf champ >n,hip today, gallervites till figured Filipino Larry Moates r id \ustralian Norman von Mda were the men to heat over t i 71 hole
    U.P.  -  200 words
  • Article
    NORDIC UNION TALKS
    134 16 LONDON. Fn A decision which termine g navis vln se a three-powei Scan liin defence alliance or Join Atlantic unl m may be taken phenhagen at the twomeeting of Fume Ministers. M nisi l and Defence n sters or' Denmark, Norway and Sweden, opening m Copenhagen tomon
    Reuter  -  134 words
  • Article
    MATCH OFF
    27 16 The Khalsa v rrsus Ceyloncs* IpoTiS Club hockey fixture which was to have been play >d at St. George's Road yes- L erday was cancelled.
    27 words
  • Article
    BIG JEWEL THEFT
    58 16 BIG JEWEL THEFT LONDON, Friday. Scotland d to the Interaational Criminal Follc< Oommlsskai .ti r m- Ust night details of jewellery woith E25.450 stolen the home of Viscount ited m Laadan, Speciai wall.: v\ is .>emg kept ts and aerodromes to jewels from being hipped out of the country. I
    Reuter  -  58 words
  • Article
    Malayans win at Stafford
    241 16 (From TKOII SENG KHOON. Trihmie Mali feaaj and member oi the Malayan Thomas Cup Teta) STAFFORD, Thursday.— The Malayan Thorn Cup team scored a runaway victory agaiasl Ml Field's picked team tonight at the Hay Market Hall I nine matches to nil. All grimes were double*
    241 words
  • Article
    HASSETT IN FINE FORM HITS 197 N.O.
    75 16 HASSETT IN FINE FORM HITS 197 N.O. BRISBANE Fr M tiant 197 i I I*j Eiasaetl tes J J man. teal the Sho Shield mati tween Qui V;: J Victor. a Wicket ,yen help lost thi wickets m but latei f ling displa ci vclose of pi iv :l 378
    Reuter  -  75 words