Morning Tribune, 24 January 1949

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    14 1 MORNING Tribune Nll «-j| (New Series) MONDAY, JAM ARY l\. 1949. Price 10 Cents.
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    CREW MEMBER SAYS: "DUTCH HOLD U.S. YACHT"
    480 1 CREW MEMBER SAYS: "DUTCH HOLD U.S. YACHT" Inliiinf Staff Correspondent) seized an American yacht 24 horns outDd held its crew of two Americans and a icate for two months m a Bataria conratio:, t .ording to the Canadian who reached lay after being released at the insistence of authorities. Die
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    "HIRE KEY MAN IN ARMS RING"
    995 1  -  W. M. BLACKWOOD "Guns Stolen From P. I GovL Police Agent's Bluff Trapped Gang (From TANJONG PINANG, Sunday. (WESAR HOL'GHTON, Singapore bank ing accountant, who became a police agent, described Carlton Hire as a key man m an illegal arms smuggling organisation m the
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    PROTEST TO U.N.
    79 1 ATHENS, Sun. Greek guerrillas said that they haw piotested to the ''-N. Security Council that an American majoi piloted a plane which attacked the town of Kaipenissr.i. They said the major wn^ found' m the pl^no when they shot it down. The Greek air fore said yesterday
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    NEW DUTCH POLICE ACTION IN WEST JAVA
    121 1 NEW DUTCH POLICE ACTION IN WEST JAVA BATAVIA. Sunday. 'THE Dutch haw "stopped m to enforce order" m the Federal State of Pasundan, western Java Dutch Army H.Q. announced. The Dutch Territorial Commandant. Major General Engels said that he had been forced to order some ai rests. "Moie than once,"
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    BOUCHER WARNS TROOPS AGAINST RACIAL HATRED
    199 1 BOUCHE R WARNS TROOPS AGAINST RACIAL HATRED THE G.O.C Malaya District. Major General C. H. Boucher warned mm of" the Malay Regiment against racial hatred m speech made at i paaslng-out parade at Port Weapon yesterday. The "occasion was historic and marked the raising of the Ird battalion and the
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    Stanley Inquiry Report Before Govt.
    74 1 LONDON. Sun.- The report Of the Lynskey tribunal lite allegation* concerning ministers aM others wm p^" 1 to parliament by a forma) notice m yesterday* Parliamentary papers. It Is expected lo published arly next U 'a verbatim account ol »IJ evidence given at thetribuMU will
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    M. P. CLAIMS: 'TERRORISM HAS INCREASED IN MALAYA'
    88 1 M. P. CLAIMS: 'TERRORISM HAS INCREASED IN MALAYA' London, Sunday. Sir Peiei Mac Donald. a Conservative M.l. 'claims that "teirorist danger has recently mci eased m Malaya." He said yesterday that he will raise the Mattel i m Par iiarmnt on Wednesday MacDonakfa question, to be answered by the Colonial
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    LORD WELCHETT DEAD
    58 1 LONDON, Sun. Lord Mel'chett died at Miami, Florida, early today, aged 50. Loid Melchett. member of the f&mOUi Monti family, wa.s fiom 1940 to 11M7 deputy chairman of Imperial Chemical Industries and was one of the leaders of the Jewish boycott of Ormanv before the war and
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    Joe names his victims
    70 2 MIAMI FLOP.IP.* Sun.— Hi avyweight ohamp on Jor L<ouia Mdd on Friday aa far as le ki concern* ther are only 'wo candidates to meet him In titli match thifl .Tunf- Charl«fl And Loo Bavold. 'i Florida for a serioc Of xhibition matches, sa' i he
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    RUSSIANS FAIL TO TURN Up
    72 2 RUSSIANS FAIL TO TURN Up LONDON*. Sun 7 Navy was left waiting at t.i locks yesterday when th sians failed to .-how up witl part of the fleet bon iwei during the The battleship Royal Swe reign accompar.. j thre sutmarinei and ar. unnam tormer American were scheduled to arri\
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    STILL SECRET
    41 2 cop «h ig< d v wegtan. Swedish a Premiers Foreij Ministers, who met >essior here todaj trreement on :i > mtUUry defence i I i hint of their pi j meeUng adjourn I Tho talks Will c morrow morning.- Reutei
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    Governors Meet To Discuss Policy
    54 3 I tvi-r-I A I Rt I c olicy If n L. i trnor <>. I m ilcoii i I Edwti ■f r of Norf X Ma( Chief I I. tra I table. I I pi ttj Mi X i B X X X I iry,
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    Treatment Lost Him His Reason'
    19 3 Treatment Lost Him His Reason' Vatican i sed the ji subjtv Cardinal arrest- m( lilcal led him tt» Reuter
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    Two Bandits Killed In Hill Battle
    179 3 EGAMAT. Suaday. The Police killed two bnndit* m till battle during a sweep ne-ir the town M ran today. Three others escaped. The hph* fjwj bcewta the five mea were seen moving m Hie Ingh kiln n waa killed on the spot. Tho other
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    $10½ MILLION ON IRRIGATON SCHEMES
    188 3 $10½ MILLION ON IRRIGATON SCHEMES KUALA LIMPIII. Sun.— \edah \s to have the bluest drainage and irrigation works m the Federation. The works, trifl cover appro\i!iia( f !y 100,000 acres «>f padi 1 'i ml. j"id cost Ss'; nr'Mon. The r«4eratioH has a'sn other drainage and irrigation protects m baa*.
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    THIVY FLAYS DISUNITY
    204 3 Mn J a THIVY, Representative of the Govennnent ot India at a meeting of 200 Indiana yesterday Hayed the eommunitj for disunity. The meeting was being held at the Singapore Regional Indian Congres, Race Course Lane, on the occasion of the birthday of Nctajl Bubhas Chandra Bone
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    Shaw says Authors Are Gamblers
    168 3 Shaw says Authors Are Gamblers London. Sunday. George Bernard Shaw, now i»2 yewrj old today attacked the present laws of 'taxation on British authors saying that they, together with composers. paintci> and playwrights. lived by -gambling 1 more desperately than any starter m a horse iace He appealed to the
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    ALBANIA: "BRITAIN WAS BRUTAL"
    71 3 ALBANIA: "BRITAIN WAS BRUTAL" THE HAGUE. Sun. AlbeSift'i counsel told tininternational Court here today Britrii.i'.s mincswecping [n the Corfu Channel had been •carried out unlawfully, unskilfully and with needless brutality." Th»' Court concluded Us hearing of the case m which Britain accuses Albania oi responsibility fo r the mining of
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    'Can't tell butter from margarine' keeps Food Ministry telephones hot
    256 3 'Can't tell butter from margarine keeps Food Ministry telephones hot LONPON Sunday. THE busiest Government telephone In London yesterday was WHI for Whitehall 7935, which was more or lega a private number until the butter versus margarine co itroversy ram- up. The number la a pi.yatr lino to the desk
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    Rita won't retire when married
    74 4 mi. The Hollywood mrtfrm Rita H i. to i -i iiii" r i -i atn I Hi.- |lj ,.!;i ..i' < h.1L.1.1. ti I. s .rm ..11.. !i .1. '...inn. \> ii.!' .1. I I r i i i I i«r I [of Ml r
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    KAREN REBELS SACK DELTA TOWN
    181 4 KAREN REBELS SACK DELTA TOWN DANGOON, Sun. Food is being dropped by air to Government defenders m the Irraivaddy delta town of Puntanaw be-eiged by Karen rebels since last week. Hundreds oi Karens "have been attacking the town m successive waves since Jan. 20," a military communique said last night.
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    Air war on smuggling ring
    132 4 Air war on smuggling ring miESBADEN sun. United Stab I Ait Fore have decltred war on a nn^ of international smugglers who au I tiring vital German manufactured good; as well n> gold, "livti and cash into other cotnv Conservative estim it the value < I th( good o far
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    'We Want Oranges Too' — Cripps
    139 4 'We Want Oranges Too' Cripps BRISTOL, Sun.- Si: Staffon the Chancellor of the Exchequer, told he< kleri at .i meeting here tonight that Russia would like to see Britain and the rest of the world completely disai mod, because "It WOUld make thru joh so much easier.' Communist propaganda would
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    U.S. Tanks Outgunned
    85 4 U.S. Tanks Outgunned NEW YORK. Sun.— United States tanks are out-gunned and out-matched by British and Russian tanks and little progreM bus boon made m the United States since the war according to the Now voik Times military correspondent Hanson Baldwin. The latest and thr only American medium tank Buffers
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    Move For Far East Regional Defence
    101 4 Move For Far East Regional Defence BYDNEY, Sunday. The Canberra correspondent of t!i" Sydney Sunday Herald 1 claimed yesterday u iat /vu.--'.raliu and .Vow Zealand might! join with India. Pakistan Llld OyJun m forming a Far' East te^iona! defence council. Malaya li likely to be represented. The Council will frame
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    'Battle For Gaza' at Conference Tables
    158 4 'Battle For Gaza' at Co n fere nce Tables LONDON, Sin. Behind-tiie vrrirv tinued today at the Khodes talks betwfJ 2 and EgyptfaUM on a pea< l e settlement f«. r w Jr battle area for Palestine. Tlie acting mediator, Dr. Ralph morning plied between the conference delegations, tr>'ing to
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    Revolt In Czech Army
    12 4 to a Govenu iree*" but g*v« thei :"t.if»iiti«»n.
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    AIRLINER SEARCH GIVEN UP
    84 4 AIRLINER SEARCH GIVEN UP MIAMI F:. rida Sui Tho ■eh for the r south A-.-, rican Mrways Hner Star Ariel, which disappeared on flight from Bermuda to Jamaica five >i iys ago w.t:. 20 people 0:1 board has ended Coast Guard Air Soj Rescue Headquarters announced here. No trace was
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    Traitress to die
    64 4 THE "Cat M thilde Car t French* sistanc*. work< i guilty on Jan botrayiai ">5 resistance Germans, moi the firm.i: squa whqg appeals court plea. Cane, a man who wear l-ands. was I appeal. Bhe present by attorney A She was senl after I Parii tr court
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    CHICAGO FIRE KILLS THREE
    71 4 npHREE persons 1 and ten others injured mi more than S'.OiMV" rth lj property destroyed m ->^ fires m" Chicago area day. three o; four Negro occiipants of an a. jumped out of th window! m escape the flam l| is feared, Vu the basement apartnv
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    BETTER WHEAT OUT OF ATOMS
    84 4 fIOBART. Sun. Atomic research m Canada may i tod Tn'^'fS^""""" Experiments were btmo, carried out with phosphate j fertilise, containing ra di. active phosphorus, he said Australia's economy was working at only TO percent capacity despite full employment, Professor D. B. Copland former Australian prices
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    UNKNOWN
    26 4 BERXE. Bunda rnion leaden f f States. Britain an Marshall Plan decided at ni. establish an or.v Pans to co-ordi union co-opoiatio;'-pean Recovny Pi Reuter
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    DURBAN RIOTS ANALYSED
    282 4 ■IUIUSAN, Bun. A o-rowin. a Jr t fnvdU na tioualism aggravat.-d by the Malan Government'a plans for racai •^prt^ntion \a resided by ob■ervers her,. as the root cause n r !2? 1 riots Jn Durban. eaST i 12 °k Indians and Afr'cans m about equal numbers lost
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      52 4 r Ooes your STOMACH iir i t^hhiuhmi jo*. tAe n^kt? j|^:iyp II ><mi happen u> h.m- -rr winrd or dined 100 ensure a fl M 1A76 perlea n, K h, rest Ullh dobC of I)1; WITT S ANr u;lD Zfc^ //r ANTACID POWDER IhutniimActi Soothes Stomach f?e//eves Pa>n i^~™ >
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    NEWSVIEW
    279 5 ft:: x i c t v j ♦•stern I r India's I 1 hl P of I initiative if m oaI1 I conference I and the enI rise IW, the Asian I n-arded W baltengeto I lioned autho West has I the Orient I i centnty. I the i
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    TRIBUNE MAGAZINE
    73 5 Photo. Production of eucalyptus oil from the leaves of the native blue gum is one of the oldest secondary industries m Australia The main units of distillation plants are vats to contain the leaves, and a boiler from which stt 1 tm is pumped into them. Cutters engaged
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    RETURN TO SENDER
    506 5  -  C.A. NICHOLLS mw i Postal authorities nave been bu'.v i tightening up their regulations. People liave been sending Cttrioui and extra- ordnary things throojh the mails— trees. i for example. 1— iiti RECENTLY the postal authorities of several counti i have been busy tightenkng up their r^ulatkms
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    UNIFORM TRAINING
    92 5 IT would be a good thing il uniform training couroei lor nu.scs wcr« introduced throuKhout Au tralia, Registrar of the New South A'air Nurses Regtetratlon Board (Mr. J. V. Boyle i said recently. Mr. Boyle, who La RllO secretary of the New South Wales Health Department, said: "It
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    THE BEETLE THAT CAME TO DINNER
    1004 6  - THE BEETLE THAT CAME TO DINNER JOHN SILVERSIDE *In a hotel {ro o m i it Brussels sits I a gui c t lEnglishtttatt engaged m \u iar thai i was begun \nea r ly a century ago. The enemy? The Colo- ratio Beetle I» is :he i r im
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    CLOCK TURNS ON STREET LAMPS AT DUSK
    410 6 THE British Horologk'il Institute, one of the oldest societies of its kind v tne world, recently eelebra ted its 90i:-i birthday by holding an exhibition <f clocks p.'id watches m Loudon. Though dockmakin^ is on o of the oldest of .n. gineenn» industries,
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    TWO DRAMATIC FILMS
    115 7 To lovers or dramatic ptatursa s above would recall to their nrnds two <>: the b?st .sneen tragedies of the year. However to h lp \ou to refresh your memories tisre are soxna leads. Loft: When her son Oiin comes home. Christine leeks to restoie his t;
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      50 7 p7 AN" INCOMPARABLE COMBINATION l/v a, of RADIO and RECORD P-S^fw REPRODUCTION j Obtainable from all THE SOLE DISIRIBITOKS IN MALAYA J I ESTAB s moutrie a co. (Malaya) ltd 1 1 a7 5 JOHN LITTLE'S BUILDING ■■■HI SINGAPORf T£L 703 JP fOtf 777/: CY///VBZ W /V/;' W YEA R
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      388 7 PUZZLE CORNER k^^ i^Ofl Ik. J^HblPl^k Jl These Medical Terms W7128 C Doctors have a tendency towarls making :1A A J simple ailments sound so terrifying with mcdi cal terms. Common among their terms is a set Ifl I 2 which end with 4 'itis" e.g. Gastritis denoting something wrong
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    HERMIT-KING OF AUSTRA BOHEMIA
    119 8 HERMIT-KING OF AUSTRA BOHEMIA The most colourful, controversial and contradictory figure m Australia's art world is Norman lindsity, father of novelists Jark and Philip Lindsay, and one of four brothers who have achieved distin<>(ion as artists. A master of Mftcfc Bad white art. Linds»v has poured forth a stream of
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      193 10 |"kmili «ivk to tke wok.\ix« i huh I j H p|AiJ [CAN96E X I I V^Skim tr I Ij, Ht IS IN CHARGE Y 1^ I ""^TI ;OF COORSE. 1 GO AHEAD AS" MOIL f 'hERE'S NO WASTE r T H^^BGO*^-Y. l 'I r I AIGS TLnI MM "WHEN VO
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    WIPE OUT MAT STAIN
    325 11 special nod it I* I inera on it of the now- tains can a you I k ving i q an ''>- m- nt to sat it will ;asy. i suing i tagly. from the it dry moi c v them. C< Fl CHOCOSTAINB. col water,
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    HOUSEHOLD HINTS
    434 11  -  Epsie Kinard By SHEETS laundered at home I should be hun^ up to dry, by placing about one thiid of the sheet over the line, instead of m the middle, as they tend to wear out first ■CFOM the centre. Never hang sheets by the edges, a.-: this
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      61 11 RAFFLES HOTEL THIS EVENING IN THE I NEW LOUNGE THE COCKTAIL HOUR From 7 to 8 p.m. INFORMAL DANCE From 8.45 p.m. FRANK PICKFORD HIS ORCHESTRA tOLD CLOTHES fMADE NEW by Dry Cleaning, Dyeing and invisible mending at the V 1 A J H| NCTON DRY CLEANING CO. Telephone *****
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      125 11 C. K. TANG Ptwter Ware Bal« Heads Siamese Bracelets Silk Underwear CARVED TEAK WOOD ICHNJIUUI AIX KINDS OF LINEN DDNMIB ETC., ETC., 241, River Valley Road, Singapore. Vhoiie: 4025 BOOKS ON INCOME TAX AND I COMPANY LAV/. I Konstam. Law d Income Tax with SupP- WJ I Wilson Hoato.i on
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      149 11 IHARV RETURNING tj the UJC, after a year with Radio Malaya, on Thursday by the Canton: Mr. Peter Bond of Radio Malaya. Mr. Bond was beard for the lift time on the air yesterday. When hick m England, he hopes to continue broadcasting work with the 8.8.C. A farewell party
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    BALLET-FANS HOPE FOR 'RED SHOES' RETURN
    447 12  - BALLET- FANS HOPE FOR 'RED SHOES' RETURN OSWALD HENRY fgfgffggff DfNGAPORE iN ill talking about "Il.v Kffd Shoes.* 1 >o are the ballet enthusiasts la the dty who an- hoping that the pktijra wW »\*y return screening at the < athay at >ome tuture date. I believe I made mmtion
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      97 12 77^^- t,W LAMAP.fi n StA^H<|£. WOWVOM. E ,if :FRS -LOUIS HAYWARO "tomokkow only -BY BBQUEBI i/^J WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY \i:Y GRANT LARAINE DAI m RKO RMte'i •3111. IJfiiV^ AlhambrA? J%I «l» A i >i|^^ 9.30 I'M. 'jK^tlpS'^^ .'Goodbye, My uX&l& M lII'IITIM A 1 l^^^f^^ A/: A 7 (J/AaLtl: 'Small
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      34 12 ■■■■■■MMMROnMBB Lm| X shows: G.l r >, «J.lo I.M. The sen-en'; most kHuTorgettable exdtcmenl I MYKKSUS "MAN-EATER OF KUMAON" starnnft BABU, WENDELL COREY, and JOANNE VU,K OPENING TOMORROW "BLANCHE FURY" with STEWART GRANGER IN TECHNICOLOR
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      94 12 M;i VI *STi r I. 'II <: i iiiNiv ronmrrow BOYAL "HKKK K\N, H^ (HiM,t, MtMli It's FUNDERFIIJ TOD A l7 t i-i.ij-i.M-i*,,,,,; Mm $tf v: >~- Paramount IKAN MABLBNI John I AKTHI H DfETaUCU II Mi I WEDNESDAY! c*pr*T^^^sv Special .i.m. Ba*i itf^Q sorrows \*<*Tl FORBIDDEN •^^^^rSS^ m Mnnit.trin
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    The Produce Market
    53 13 k kliof la the c ptcuL it fo! v i furl I black with lo |M 8 TAPIOCA FLOUR PLAKI TAPK v MKPH'M PEARL *31 WHITE ER PEPPKR iMBU t Culm V 111 |1 COPRA Surul:. Mixed I i OGONI T OIL 160 I I NUTMEG HOfl
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    THE RUBBER MARKET
    40 13 •t continued towmrd. tho fu; amount recorded on j .my ctaafi F ,101 prices r Buyen. Sellers. iff 37^ 54V> 34 4 Fob.- Ma 37 37 A pi. -Juno 36 36 July -Sept. 36% M% Tono Steady.
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    FRENCH-SCAP TRADE TALKS
    23 13 Tokio. Sunday New traoe talks between the French Government and SCAF are; j scheduled to open on Monday. Reuter AAP
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    Malayan Share Quotations
    699 13 Jan 22 given by the Mai«ttfdlOirSI B«ve» Sellers \lndustrialss steady i The approach of the J Chinese New Year hollJ days has alread\ affect- cd* the local share mar- J ket. S Industrials continued I quietly steady on Satur- day while tin shares were apathetic- eIce 14
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    GOOD SUPPORT FOR INDUSTRIALS
    632 13 mmgu (I nun A lUfflm orn'sjxiiiilent) Jill, lhujmsam holiday limited Hi- weeks b«isiness to live days m a month uhicli will we tlie slK^rlrst iporUM numlh of the year, wMMMO of the OMwJM viem iw. NeveHMeti KMwaable amount of bus uess was written. Imlustrial shares on
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    U.S. STEEL THIS WEEK
    28 13 NEW YORK, Sunday. Tf# American Iron and Steel Institute estimated this week's production at 1.845.400 tons of steel ingots, another new record hi^h. A.P.
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    Nida Is Confident
    55 14 Nida Is Confident 1 v H that h b* In i ..i ik ;> i*m .1 th tv'pßtln i in-" 1 i I "Wit* a little h h h t h< bo'l r -"n lor to.' i hax* iroab! I think I ha\-- :i X'"' Reuter ri i I Bat
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    CHARLTON UNITED GO DOWN TO PORTSMOUTH
    465 14 CHARLTON UNITED GO DOWN TO PORTSMOUTH LONDON. Sunday. o i !it*n away \ictories were scarce Portsmouth the First l)i\ ision I idWfi, ».v. r.vi i one of their stiffest obstacle* of the season m winning at Charlion tvfcere «»n' i ct before this season had a visiting club been successful.
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    HIGHLIGHTS
    193 14 >? hr» .'{'ing Fulham. They followed last u.Mk'.. f M M with si\ today and for the second w.**li irn.t, rj^c Ateley brother of international Jack '.■>•■»! h.-i rick. 1 miian* »m added to the excitement at the Itead Ui Division where Tottenhuiu's brillini< \-Ji. >\-. KromwlcJi Albion Southampton's
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    PLAYERS HELD ON FRAUD CHARGES
    120 14 M M'll nnuro Pintsto, Iraiiur oi V. Lii^noli Boccfr tf'iin, In.. <'. m fraud CttirgteJl t(»«l'iy ti; t t O Al- genttae football players, Cailos de Felice Fasconello and Ernest Paggi. for alleged accepting of 2.000.000 lire to play for his team and then leaving
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    INDIAN CRICKET
    78 14 INDIAN C RICKET At h mcettu^ i I Imlian Association <>• i. t >n held on Wednewi •>, Mr. Li Singh i li )»t'u mi uiin ted v I ('•'p.. mi I»t l!. „on. a (ininiu,.. v ected liln id i^ v tli t i \3SOCiaN. AliSn ,M. v f
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    Army Lose To Oxford
    219 14 ON DON, ii" 1 s, T „»r thrlr :\nn:::i' iWMWI ll MrMrk n uith v ..r ;i i rtusm i, II iwtl 'i:'- .:n.i \n the w.Nii iMf t-> I i p*a*K) KToHag «hrir pataN m Hi. hist t«>n niiiu p r:it" ;.-i!xlinj; l> t»i«- :i
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    Hassett hits out
    121 14 Sui Hassett at overnight i of i<>7 to 203 for Victoria gainst Queensland today m a Sheffield BhieW match. Victoria wore all out m their first Inning* tor i4f> and Queensland lost six foe 151 In reply, lan Johnson, the Test bowler, taking four ior 32. Hassett
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    GIRLS' SPORTS CLUB
    21 14 The Girls' Sports Club will hoKl a practice match at the SRC. Padang at 5.15 p.m. tomon ow.
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    40 14 LET'S SEE WHO WILL GET THAT BALL! M' s d g# o/ </i^ Gkrls' Sports Club figh ting it out v»th a r/|Ur -forward m the hockey encoun ter on the Paaang (toy evening. The Girl's were victors by three
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      373 15  -  JIMMY GLOVER i i rom BIRMINGHAM, Sunday. n\»\i i.nrn Sports Club, badminton hnaiqim for Worcestershire. Warwickshire and hire situated m the country 10 miles from Birmingham, was packed to capacity yesterday when the Malayan Thomas Cup teair Mrirs of pames with the county players.
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    45 15 J E!W YORK, Sun. The Wlghtman Cup Lawn 1\ r.rJj I rV; rational betv/"' i. women players of the United Stales and Great Britain will be pbiy--o',} during the week cwwnencIng September 5 rii the courts of ti. Philadelphla-P( nn.-yl-vania ket < lub. Reuter
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    115 15 Si'.f.u are Indian A ocia I inti oducing Badminton fcr mi. mbci i. TaM< tfnnis, w. 1 t.o revived m M Fnext fort: Ight, ah former Indian Assoc(iti< n players are kindly nqu ted to gi toi.cfi with tli'' '•;<!<.< t hunea Secretary, T 1 In
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    44 16 t t.ink I *i Nt .lohn J M MM his institution .m pi ptti n^'ht n<»v\ m Tium.inpiopoxnJ woi "on <jf He .-ai.i t $i hank hsa eaovgh iun«i.- at ita .<! to join Mick U undcrt'ikin^ iinm diately. U.P.
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    42 16 A Chines^ found a Japanese swerd an^ sheath hidden m th e attap roof of his house at Princep Street yesterday afternoon. The sword, m a good condition, is m the custody of the Beach Road Police Stat-on.
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    133 16 NANKING, Sunday. DEIPING surrendered to Communist forces yesterday. A cease-fire agree 1 11 ended the 40-day siege of the city. Some units of General Fu Tso-yi's 125,000-man garrison have aiready started to march out of the city. The Peiping cease-fire is the first 100 tl peace
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