Morning Tribune, 25 January 1949

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    17 1 MORNING Tribune |T; L No. m) 5 (New Senes). ITESDAY, JAM ARV .25, 1949. Price 10 Cents.
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    MR. YAP LOSES HIS HOME
    833 1 MR. YAP LOSES HIS HOME j r///v Wants It A Mess 5 ff Reporter) |il ALA II >HTR, M° n Mr. H <> He verley. Chief police (itli.-er of Selangor, accompanied by armed police, toda> requisitioned and took possesdoa of number 5 Prime* Road, Kuala Lumpur, the home of Mr.
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    CHINA WAR FADES AS REDS ADVANCE
    306 1 Monesia May (Jo To UN Assembly— P. 16 Peace Talks To Start NANKING, Monday Q^hina's 21 year old civil war between the Conmunists and the Kuomintang was petering out today. The > ictorious Communists agreed to start peace talks and named a delegation to
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    BRITAIN, FRANCE RECOGNIZE STATE OF ISRAEL
    181 1 LONDON, Monday. The British cabinet today formally approved re- cognition of the State of Israel, a government source disclosed. The decision marked a complete reversal of Hnj tish policy towards Israel within two weeks. Only fourteen days ago the Foreign Office protested that Israel
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    48 1 5 Jewish armed forces, 2 including two girls, e\a- 5 mine the wreckage of J 3 a:. Koya! Air Force Tern- Z l»*st tighter, one of five J aircraft shot down by the Israeli Air Force and anti-aircraft iire over t t h c Egyptian-Israeli I )T border.
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    BUKIT SERENE TALKS
    133 1 BUKIT SERENE TALKS THE Commissioner General's Office last night issued the following communique on the Governor's conference which ended at Bukit Serene on Sunday "On January 21st, 22nd and 23rd the Commissioner-General, the High Commissioner, Federation of Malaya and the Governors ok Singapore, Hongkong. Sarawak and North Borneo conferred together
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    ASIAN ANTI-RED FRONT
    144 1 a military a f c i number of is forecast Soviet Newi ted ny the toi said -it I that oegotiaUCted as the I'akistan and might reel Kashmir dr-f.. n term frontier hv!, 0 it be set up alliance- might lUc countries iv e!tlr tabliahed for tan
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    PROGRESSIVES NAMED FOR CITY ELECTIONS
    209 2 PROGRESSIVES NAMED FOR CITY ELECTIONS *TH\. PMgKMKC r:.tv I: >♦ BjgM IKMiiillthHl IflfM .imliditrv forthc Munirij»al EWttft—. Ikf) ui'l Hum mi rfmtlj, Mr t P ■nj«*i p^ty ofti- toll lh«* Tribt:iu i liw\ vn til tiius <ciif»'-« <v Mm iighlsf it < t ion Ibe mniii!»tr. icrhufe: t v\ <»
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    BANDITS ATTACK CHINESE ESTATES
    159 2 HQRE BAHRU, Monday: Chinese plantations, Ban Estate, north of Sedenak. d Eng Kee Estate near .-r were attacked by bandits Mterday. Miaiderable damage was doae on Ban Lee Estate where fa smokehouse, a store and the irers' quattt is were set on Jfl The smokehouse and
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    22 HELD IN GAMBLING RAIDS
    28 2 Twenty-two Chinese- one of whom was wanted on a banishment warrant were arrested m gambling raids m Singapore's Chinatown during the we< k-end.
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    JOHORE BANDIT CHIEFS KILLED
    135 2 JOHORE BANDIT CHIEFS KILLED BEGAMAT, Mood r Jw«» Joho ((i i j Mcc m tiro X by. Leaaer or v femei LJm Han B i n Hi H °f the G< rt; Labourers' ri I heid r ti C i unl! KtOliiOQ 9{gl littiQQ i'" I< 1 1 |§9 io-
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    MALAYAN PROPOSES UNITED STATES OF MALAYASIA
    138 2 MALAYAN PROPOSES UNITED STATES OF MALAYASIA it-- [mm gelt me its un<k i I int i oliti< "United Bl it >• :.t. The L'nited State* cf Malay.-. u:vi(U\l into BiX zor.i undcf C utrai C~I eminent s »ver ignty and pre itige of the present Flulen t M ila> Statea
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    Emergency Incident Roundup
    135 2 Emergency Incident Roundup IPOH, M ;■< rtODf ha\ Perak for o Emergency Regulai Iheae tht, bandit agents. Or., of them v the Tflnah ir< pected ox mx\ p and rcndei Ing m< 3 wounded bandits, Anothei C m tnunist vvus arrested by th« Po Sungkai BtUte. He ta id< nailed
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    'CHILDREN'S SHIP' RETURN'S
    47 2 Th» rgoa. Australia^ ;ood ship, b< -,v [a por: will become the CHldrv :s Ship 1 i n he: return trip. gh< wttl take bate fl3 chiklrtß who ar< >turning to their Australia^ s I ols after thej came hfrv foi the Christmas noUdays
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    BRITISH SOLDIER GETS 7 YEARS
    123 2 A IJHITISH aoktter, Pte. H. J. QortOO. Devonshire Regiment, A was sentenced to seven years' imprisonment m the Asjatse Court yesterday for stealing four i aics of cloth from an Army stoics depot. Gorton is already undergo. ng a sentence of two years for theft.
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    R.A.F. COLLECTS FROM SHAW BROS. LTD.
    55 2 An R a.f. mobile crane calli i a( Ifetsra Shaw Brothers Ltd., Robinson p. .id yesterday tools awaj d lathe, Irills anj on c gl mder, Ldemifl- as equipment mJ rig fr m Paya Lebar. Th< i m< val \va s d out on
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    Stanley Holloway Coming Here
    51 2 Stanley Hollow v tl mai who made lart: 8 r; up thee muikei I Albert and the Singapore ihortly. He will be pass to Australia I months contract I i go on to N\ i Zeal Stanley Holl materialises planning He come here m i. i
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      85 2 ACCOMMODATION MERCANTILE HOSTEL 13, Queen Street. A oommodatiOO available for denU and paying guests. It pays \ou to .stay if the Hosti 1 Eh ir without board. Apply: Tintendent, 1 1 r f !^^ou P* HAVE ■■■■■■(flj <eep the supply of hfe I .in^ hormones flowing from jur glands and
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      36 2 RUCGLES n"? 10^® TmG =<*loß2£-N0W l VOU WISHED CL£AR:/tf>'sO!tT£2 OUT ALLTUE ANYTHING S ACCOUNTS RBHtm ComOLjPOIt UPSTAIRS/ Uf THATMiSS IN MOST IMPORTANT kINTBRESTING?} FOUR FINAL WOS BUCK RYAN ri"vS'*r\ \^£v&jjk:A*r.o --..v /-> \w\fs-jj} \w.n* stew Idfx^ AY
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    Nobel prize man passes through
    125 3 I: norm AX HAWOKTH. Director at th S nt of Cnemistry at Birminirham L'nivor-...-.»r!ii ieifWtil.l. Mid Nobc-1 Prize winnrr igh Singapore yesterday. He fi Sying by to New Zealand to attend the Seventh i 1 ogreM at Auckland. I! Nt the Royal Congreaa. Sii Tribune
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    Acheson To Press Atlantic Pact Talks
    450 3 WASHINGTON, Mon. Diplomatic informants forecast today that Dean Acheson, the new secretary of stnte, will t*ke over at once as chief I nited States negotiator m the t^lks on the North Atlantic Security Alliance. He hi»s already received I review of the project from
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    Sultan celebrates birthday
    18 3 rRBNOOANU; Chinese. India* mmtt&ttfef a-*d tongratuSuli Trongganu »Htfd his 42nd rthdaj l»j .i colourfvl ista&a.
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    Air Chief for Ceylon
    25 3 CommandI :iy today for Colon.' j Sir Lesli ctor Gc"er r P >rce. s Colombo .1 t -.vo-clav I shments m
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    Royal Engineers Meeting
    33 3 Royal Engineers Meeting glneera Oi;* A fttion wUI mnua] general M 6.30 p.m r 'mm of the r^an B .ks ah mem s< ciation, mem- mbera of the v>; 'iv ted to attend.
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    $400 for lepers
    7 3 -S Motoi Club star
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    DRIVER ROBBED
    12 3 1C robbed a c,; of $11 »k night, the "Id.
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    371 SCREENED
    18 3 Ch a 'Ck-upa In the Bittrt, 3^ok arfasot. esterday re- song bf in-; one was de-
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    TO BE DEDICATED
    14 3 r. L, Wilson.! »re will de-Andi-ew's Miss- j "row, at 5.30;
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    For Whom The (Alarm) Bell Tolls
    79 3 For Whom The (Alarm) Bell Tolls Ift Of I oW Cheats Kati P> to 1 the iot Police i hint PcHc< Court .-aid that 1 !l> I went house m S< :ih I and stoV the Alarm clock. Three clayg later, hi- to Wong Chew Ifeng iwn It foi .>io.
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    RING SWINDLE
    40 3 Phang Hian Wan st< rday pleaded guilty to o charg< of iting F. Sena i i .i ring valued at V 375 and vla <ntenoed by the Fourth Polict Court Magistrate to two month's iii, r oious impiisonment.
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    Shrieking Woman Scares Robbers
    79 3 A shrieking woman caused robbers to flee empty handed from a house m Everton Road yesterday. One of thorn threw a fully loaded .38 revolver into a stationery lorry. The weapon was recovered and handt d over to the Police. When the robbers, three Chinese, entered
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    Mooring lines carried away
    67 3 Masters of vessels berthed at tlu East Wharf have complained that their mooring: lines are often carried away by the displacement caused by passing vessels. Shins entering and leaving the eastern entrance to Keppel Harbour have to pass clo.se to the B«8t Wharf. The Master Attendant.
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    Dr. Jones Waits At Rangoon
    76 3 Pi E Stanley JOttca Amenean missionary and author expected m Singapore ycsteiday from the United Kingdom failed to arrive. He La do layed Xt Rangoon whilo the ijl>a^ flying boat by which he Ifl to travel has been delayed ai H A ia iar,e rnnnber
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    SIR WILLIAM STRANG HERE
    113 3 S IX WUIAM SIKAN<., Portly to beroim IVnn nent SNTCfetf) at HM I VvriMgn Oflir*', arrived >m^i|>ore trorn Rugoii yt'sterdav m a smnial Hmi i II on i >) f..it ->■(• ioi my» If th feicnt i; before 1 take up in', appointrnefl d Sii Willli
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    INTERIM GOVT. IN INDONESIA SOON —DREES
    171 4 INTERIM GOVT. IN INDONESIA SOON —DREES AMSTERDAM Iton. ■BO William Drees says ho 1 Indonesia »ill hSVC U interim government S He s.iri he believes the Indonesian trouble can be settle,! «l>e world ».ll Si>e Us 1,, i™ now Vn.t.n" tho UntM Nation, Security Counol. The Dutdl Fo!(Mpi Officv has
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    REVOLT IN KOREA
    81 4 .1. iovtbern lUjtm. M > n rebeta an.i OOCttpkd ttW ouarlMi of Uk Worth Koi (Soviet occ ipled) ivop o s Army's at Hal Ju. clos.- to the :;sth* parallel, which JlTMei northern from Koica. Mi i.,, Bak Sack, Prliw MinistM ir POtttheni fAnu-n--<an occupit'i' Korea, toui
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    GERMAN SMUGGLERS CAUGHT
    123 4 GERMAN SMUGGLERS CAUGHT LNKJ [JRT nda> THE United States A.. F I 1 ann< uncea today thai i yen European ring leader: have boon arrested m a war mugglen who have been draining up to U*****,000,000 a year irorn westers Germany. Several Americans v. also involved In the rin^. Tlie
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    GOING, GOING, ......GONE!
    98 4 INDIA'S Maharajahs have 1 been getting r id of their elephants since th e country became independent. Care an^ fteding O f ceremonial elephants has proved too expensive for them under the new order. Consider the cast Of the elephant ol Dharampur. He was handed over to
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    RIOT GUARD
    34 4 RIOT GUARD IKDIANB am tfand g*ar I ing Hi n 1 ce»f rvof.s Hi N -4frt-ra. rfrnrf and iw/f/r. fhr rtor« and armoured brought m to I The dama n i N0 lion pounds.
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    Soong On Way Out
    54 4 SHANGHAI. Mon. 2 m Dr. T. V. IMM retiring J I Governor of Kwantung province. South China. arrived m Hongkong from Canton today. Ask I 5 ed hi* future plans. Dr. I a Soong sai.l he would 5 wait and nee what th« next move m
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    BRAWLS END HOLY BAPTISM CEREMONY
    112 4 NEW YORK. Mon. Blows, bom and ba*tl« -throw ing eaded th<* annual religtom ceremoaj <»f "di\int; fur th»- cross" m the Hudson Riwr here. The ceremony, commemorati*£ Christ'i baptism, was held by the Orthodox Church yesterday. It li a contest between divers to rescue a
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    ELEPHANT v. TRAINTRAIN WINS
    56 4 Colombo, Mon. -Even the train wrecks here different here. Half an hour out of Trincomalee, a bull elephant charged the night mail train. Result The cow-catcher and buffer were doubled up and a vacuum pipe smashed. It took 30 minutes to get the tiain going again.
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    AGA KHAN'S BLESSING
    31 4 CANNES, Moncay." The Aga Khan, spiritual leader of 70.000.000 Ismaili Mohammedans, will give his blessing to the marriage of his son and twice-divorctd American artress Rita Hayworth. A.P.
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    CEYLON MEDICAL ASSOCIATION
    36 4 COLOMBO. Mon. A Medical Association is being formed m Ceylon to establish a Research Institute, a Writing and Publication Committee and to function generally as an authoritative body on indiP-^n. ova medicine. U.P.
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    REDS vs. DEMOCRACYTWO-THIRDS DON'T CARE
    131 4 REDS vs. DEMOCRACY-TWO-THIRDS DON'T CARE V Km Two ihlrdi v>f the worlds peoplet are noil and wtnowk vkstnus Indepei I WTcfl says a n'p.Mt publish-.i i n ••> :>ny I'i< M I Hrn report nlled "Most of Urn w isiotvs of noted MCtel soiontists. aft America, Southeast and North Afruit.
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    6 DIE IN JEEP-TRAIN CRASH
    50 4 6 DIE IN JEEP-TRAIN CRASH TOKIO. Mon. can and one J killed and MOthei i:l^ was seriously inju- «w when a jeep m which they'd riding collided with 8 a railway crossi::ya. it was umouna U j Those killed were States Army offiohis wife and baby W ese male.- Reuter-AAP
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    Dress Returns To The Classic
    138 4 LONDON. Sun. London's leading fashion designers open a six-day dress show tomorrow with high hopes of outclassing Paris and New York with their spring and summer creations. Britain's "Big Ten" fashion dictators, from Norman Hartnell to Bianca Mosca— the only woman designer have set their
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      71 4 Tiers Of Loveliness 8) 0k I I a* You'll love this gorgeous fashion numUT with its charming sou lines its graceful tonn fitting. One of the many creations by SHANGHAI MODERN TAILORING 10, BATTERY R< >AD. 6'porc. Phone ***** 5^ GarrarD RADIOGRAM UNII um/J ronrert an?/ Radio into a Radiofimvi
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    NEWSVIEW
    188 5 ■HE I 'table pasI s \i- Jor-General m diiress to menl( the Malay the passing Tort Dickson h» warning hatred He reniind men that bed sl of band:.- Chinese, it dl j: warily follow that Ihinete were their es« Wo a ndeed glad to note th: M.ijor-General a shown
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    TRIBUNE MAGAZINE
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    ATOM CLOCK SPLITS A SECOND
    193 5 AN "atomic clock" which can split a second to an accuracy ol on« part m 20.--000.000 and is Of hitherto unapproachable accuracy Is one of three new invent on product d by the U. 8 Bureau of Standards. Th' 1 other two are a "magnetic
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    P. I. METAL INDUSTRIES
    59 5 PHILIPPINE mining start;; 194.) With '1 lot DO luok forward to. This is regarded as specially true oi the base metal lidustn pr(:CIIU>US mind iA worldwide i-mumi and wher< »horta ■< s are expected to Jtift for some urn" and In wh >se development and expa
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    PACIFIC COLONIES THAT SPAIN FORGOT
    1146 6  - PACIFIC COLONIES THAT SPAIN FORGOT A CORRESPONDENT Two IV th century documents resurrected recently m Spain, claims Senor Santos, gives his country unquestionable rights to four groups of islands m •he Pacific. r.\ T> 19th-century < Sen nisn agreements ha« i resurrected In i surprising fashion In M-* Irld tq
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    WHY WAS HE NAMED CHARLES?
    318 6 j Vl' If 'i:. 1 Princess Elizabeth the Duke of Edin--1 name their first chii I Chi rth people think that they have a clue to qiu stion win' ii !»as i.f en debated m the correspond* nee i ■;ns of Australian n«\.s--1 ipers, name
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    THERE IS NO OIL SHORTAGE
    255 6 THE gent ral manager of the Philippine division ot Standard Vacuum Oil Company, J. Parrish. has expressed confidence m the ability Of the oil industry to gradually overtake the present lead of world demand over world supply. Mr. Parrish who has jusi returned from a
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    WORLD PHOTONEWS
    169 7 WOR LD PHOT ONE WS It \\:is .i sight to s« X?5-|H>untl ICusMun taking *t strxiKiil' a ftlst Mmf »»:»r i?i V York ilv. Hi- wurkrd up quit* tliirNi (UiriiiK his a I lii> < il.v Hall H so 1 droiHM'd m litt* :i iiih-'. His ff\\ i EttM i'ii
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      165 7 On Vourßciili-oToilJiy Soul i:> Chinese ■Ml VKTWOKK J-gJVy? ";n fesi 'SB M-S och-tlme music B^o Music Magwhie. .voo LlB ,p.m .Time s imm;( v Orchestra, 1.30 Close Down. S^iluwlth 8 mature Tttnj, ight Instrumeß- —^«i»« ?i?*^Uorded Music, l.» :.00 aoae Down. RED NETWORK 1.1. 130 'iflwd mmc BummarV. PROORAMMBfI IN
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    WHEELS HUMMED T LIM CHU KANG
    227 8 WHEELS HUMMED T LIM CHU KANG \LiLr speed merchants thrilled tk mgL crowd that turned out to h the Singapore Motor Club's sped tmJ at Lim Chh Kang Road on Sutuky morning. The meet, the first of the year, was held m brilliant Meat her. Fast times were registered during
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      144 10 {EXCLUSIVE TO THE MOIWIWC tRIIII^ 1 MSI P> lie pent shoot that is fejl£ w^* H5 I !th SIS UTTLE j vIC BUT PONT CAGE ARCUNP HIM out/ I T>€ HAHBUER!/™ TO PET HIM/ BEFORE SOMEBOPy r^^iJj/ )T T.WGOOV BILLY'S THE ONLY GETS HURT. y-< T~^T r T ~T^ AT
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    Cotton Queen
    145 11 I if TUJ for I typ. thu w. thread look m luminous ai chai i,; Btcause it.,> Mg toft ifhtem Urn IMIBI It m l v foi p!uv suit- 1 Tho P: ii!u-iiat,.l on th: l.fi i- n outstandm- exjmple. v hai tun tkirt, which naret out from
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    Domestic Moppet
    335 11  - Dome stic Moppet Kathleen Hickley By jirls «how a it which d by their IIORM lOf Itu: P on II ton I i^ually r^ -wp rsaVon of wise mojill that her j..,. [gh playing for her IBtti tarn to do may be i I -ance sOfltei vhen isy mother la
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    TRY THESE CRISP HOME COOKIES
    181 11 OATMEAL DROPS. Ingredient*. 1 cup shoitening. 1 cup svga:. 2 beaten eggs. cup orange juice. 2 tablespoons grated orange peel. 1 teaspoon vanilla. teaspoon salt. 1 teaspoon soda. 2 cups quick cooking oats, 'j cup chopped dates. 1 J cup chopped walnuts. METHOD: Thoroughly cream
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      74 11 iAFFLES HOTELJ HIS Ei/ENING IN THE I NEW LOUNGE j 1 COCKTAIL HOUR From 7 to 8 p.m. INFORMAL DANCE 1 rom 8.45 p.m. }^l PICKFORD HIS ORCHESTRA A remarlt such as this is oar finest Emendation, and it is being E^^tf^ A/ '^d ihmy times daily the world |j«fe»i§
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      29 11 Sensational Attraction For The CHINESE v i1 1 i ii i iii Iftikitoi. 'v^rtT l^M" €kjk tsfaiwt Witfetett riiTHRI| M dDLiniine r ft... |M 34DD :J 18 1 V
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      244 11 lIIIIIIMI lIIIIIIMM j IM.IH V I WE take off our hat to chairman Dr. J. W. Winchester and his com: littee mem- j bers. Miss Margaret Tay. Mr. T Visvanathan. Dr. K. Villasamv Di. Au Kee Hock. Miss K. Y. Wong. Miss Q. C Wonp. Miss K. N. Lim. Mr.
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    GRANGER GAVE FREDDIE A BOXER'S SOUVENIR
    440 12  -  Oswald Henry Film Gossip —by BUT IT WAS ALL IN FUN HREDDIE MILLS, Vwfii licht heavyuei^l.t (hjnipion. is Bsnteg a IftTfC lump VJMlfr hll lefl vyv. He didn't get it m I title fifht, but Irom film vtar Stewart Granger! it ail hippnifd iftei
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    S'PORE COMMITTEE APPOINTED
    130 13 S'PORE COMMITTEE APPOINTED SEI BARTER TRADE Ire Chinese cnamoer ot Utamerce ted the Government proposal to set ommlttee for the barter trifle with Cided at a committee meeting last night. :iment's proposal for closer liaison bt tweon the Economic Affairs Branch, and the Dutch -cushions were held here last week
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    P. I. Copra Held For Higher Prices
    116 13 Manila. Moo.— The Philip. pint copra market which opened m i94i» by registering a 35 per cent. price drop has steadied m the last f. w days but sales remain negligible Bids of rss23 for 100 ki' >■ grams at the NYw Y«-ar
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    Bicycles to be registered in Rural areas
    21 13 Bicycles to be registered in Rural areas La *d&* y?*SLles Rufml airas r UIC next to take that taken il Conmtotn
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    STRIKE-BOUND
    85 13 LONDON. Mon.— Tne new'/ refitted cruise liner Quctn Qf Bermuda and four ifaJpa aic among cra't held up la the Thames by the strik. of 300 "deep river" tu^men. The men, protesting again: 1 what they claim to be too iui... hours of work stopped woril I n Saturday,
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    160 13 WASHINGTON, Mon. Foreign aid Chief Paul G. Hoffman said today he will consult "v< iv soon," perhaps this week, with Secretary of State Dean Acheson on the future of American aid to rumbling China, Hoffman toM report-Ts that i.i-; Economic Co-operation Administration will not alter Ita
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    Australia should have better tracks
    247 14 MELBOURNE, Me* In llhßfcwi liw arrived m Australia recently with his wife I annv Hhngers-Koen, the Olympic champion, said th^t Australia would have to improxe its running tracks to improve its runners. After what he had seen so far m Aiistr;«li:» he VM MMIsJ that
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    YVONNE SAVES UP
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    McKenley betters record
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    126 14 MANILA, Mon. Ihe American diving champion Vickie MhuhJo Draves has accepted an invitation to come to the Philippine* early m February for a series of exhibitions. The Manila Junior Chamber of Commerce invited Mrs. Draves to come to Manila. The Olympic star whose father is
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    Australia Win By Superb Defence
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    48 14 LONDON, Men. The MJ ing arc Saturday Rugb; UJ results: Edinburgh I nijw" 0, Royal High School F*w Pupils 3; HlUhead Hfi Fohncr Pupils U. S^L Kelso 0, Jedfor- 3! Andrews 14, Bphlnz o. -3. Glasgow High School F«J Pupils 24. MussH!-u:^' burgh Acad. 8. Reuter
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    96 14 Now Tori M I Amatcui Hockey A.-- .:.fl and th< /Un< '.^.ateM Athlotie Union, wi v-jnjM ov» r hock< v .1 x ?i cancellation -fl pic games last F< renchod a oomr: -.:^H ment. The AH A 1 BJ name an.! gl^ I M ."ivo tcr.t:ol it
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    NEW STARTING GATE FOR ATHLETES
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    CUP FUND WHISKY
    62 15 Going, ?0mg....i iNoriii |hi vi ,t hal- s< ti Whiiky f.,^1,. n »Lii.ii.(l. Then- J m aim i '•'> nto* J bottle lh, total for th.- ftnul ,un.l> at MI6IJO. t itrll Im»W" f> ,r Ml all, -hi'iild br aVlr.^-'i! I lax 1H 1 fen« i|,- i*
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    JOHN MILLS PLAYS FINE GAME FOR SCC 'B'
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    GOLD MEDAL COMPETITION
    103 15 The following players qualified for tho ims Gold Medal which must bo playoci m conjunction with the January Monthly Modal: Dr. L K. C. Davtcs, D. A. Ferrier-Smith. c;. Townsley. R. Nancarrow. A. K. Minns. F. Jonos. J.W.T. Xv, O. A.T. Carson, S. K. 0«W, C Y.
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    LEEDS PAY £8000 FOR McMORRAN
    151 15 LONDON, Ifon. Leeds united have spent at out nail the money they received recently from eicestei City foi Ken Chisholm on Eddie McMorran. the Irish international centrefoiward. They paid Manchester City about £8.000 for this strong, hard ■hooting loader. McMorr:ir. s signing is »nother example
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    RSCC Mixed Foursomes
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    BUKIT CASITA SOCCER
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    ARJAN DASS LOSES HIS MACE
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    Famous Gym Shuts Down
    104 15 BRIGHTON, England, Mon.Thf historic boxing gymnasium al ov< the IVlham Aims public house httt has been closed be cause of a boxing slump m the town. Moro world champions trained heir than In any other Bn tish was a boast of this English Channel re.sort city.
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    BIRLA WINS
    58 15 Buenoe Aires, Mob. Prince I Bit la of Siani on Saturday piloted a glider :57. r kilometers m loss than seven boura to win the highly priied C-Laurendo de Oro trophy. Birla took off froni the Alba ttos glidei club's Reid Iferlo at 12.20 and arrived ;«t tii«Otto
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    Communists Strike In Siam
    59 16 Communists Strike In Siam k Mon. Mounting t.'.-oi m South ;> i r^port«d 1. A of th«> Siamest ,r t: |r- t i district n<ar the i tier it-t ww k-vnd n:^< shot down a i inter md kidnapped r cmcs of wirdci «'-i) took placr m t. rootiei ;*i<
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    INDONESIA TO GO UP TO ASSEMBLY
    136 16 INDONESIA TO GO UP TO ASSEMBLY LAKE SI'CCESS. Monday. ArOSSIBILJTV that the Indonesian question will be brought before the next Inited Nations General Assembly was seen here today following the action taken by the Asian Conference. The general attitude of pro-Indonesian spokesmen m the I.N. is that if the Security
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    TRAIN ATTACK
    34 16 RANGOON. II n Bunna'i :na:n trunk ttße between RanI y iDsurgenti wh' bl"\v up I br.dge near Totl&fO m Central Burma. Insu jent i alfo cut telegraph wrirei m the area. Reuter
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    42 16 RITA AND ALY DOWN WITH FLU I Mon. Pi i: formed the Palace H. hone today that bol i Hayworth m Influrnii and irei I l«3 the Prom fennei •■>• r- i 1 1 Thr coupi<- had dial* -join M rth'i Wei A.P.
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    Canada To Probe Yacht Seizure
    86 16 Canada To Probe Yacht Seizure official !.,> as "•Mounding" th*j port that luaadiuil .mm ha.l t. (1 t jo> in. i, I, ,u 1 ntl s i (omaluipiM r ja s, nn pot,- MTMdd NkH vi Uivesti^at.. inWd i iniiiu'diat' >\ p i i First n, v,, „f j^' Dutch
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    65 16 MILFORD. Utah Mon.--A plane cairying four persons hunting snowbound sheep disappeared m stormy skies over ic°-jagged mountains m western Central T Ttah on Sunday night. The manager of Mllford Airport said the missing air party 1 hoped later to drop feed to j marooned sheep after today's i
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    146 16 M.P. to press for 'ter ror' debate LONDON, Mon. Sir Peter Mac Donald, Conservative member of the House of Commons is to press for a Parliamentary debate on terrorism m Malaya if he does not get a "satisfactory reply" from the Government to a question he is to put to
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    71 16 Bombay, Mon. -The Governi ment of India has sanctioned the development of Santa Crui airport near Bombay at a cost of 6.300.000 tupees "< U551.890.--000) to cope up with the increasing congestion of Inter- national and international air traffic. With the loss of Karachi aitpott
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    187 16 TOKIO. Mon Upsetting al 1 pre election predictions Prime Minister Shigeru Yoshida's Government Party j captured a clear majority or the 466 seat! m the House ol Representatives. Th e Communist Party captured bo placi s, The landslide victory ol the
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