Morning Tribune, 26 January 1949

Microfilm: NL2345
Total Pages: 16
1 16 Morning Tribune
Page thumbnail Page 1
  • Title Section
    Masthead
    12 1 MORNING Tribune W^ KM Series). UEDXKSDAV, JAMAKY 26, IW9. Trite 10 Oath
    12 words
  • Article, Illustration
    WHAT THEY SAID ABOUT STANLEY
    177 1 WHAT THEY SAID ABOUT STANLEY THE all-L.. M which led U lfc« appointment of thh trihuna W« re that large vim of in.'"- were being »T h*d |»ai»l. to HM nini<t>'rs ;ui<l public seruntv lh- allefatlSM m i»ur \i<^\ were largely th«* relult of th»' staifiiM-nts and lf:i\iti'-s of Mr.
    Reuter  -  177 words
  • Article
    Mr. Yap's Home —Army Explains
    350 1 Mr. Yap's Home Army Explains THE Army Public Relations issued the following statement last night on the eviction of Mr. Yap Pow Sun from his house m Princes Road, Kuala Lumpur "The 4th Hussars arrived m Kuala Lumpur as long aso as September of last year. Since thoir arrival the
    350 words
  • Article
    DUTCH DENY STACEY'S STORY
    220 1 J a A Dutch! ly that the pS Singapore by r;: v 26 year old I Hihh had Wch Stacey •sMy exag- British and SJK backed up tr,-." said that I Smith J Robert o'.; Portland hich Stacey, Prince, 22 (WashMixed 60 ipore en towed to
    U.P.  -  220 words
  • Article
    TRIBUNAL REPORT FLAYS BELCHER
    873 1 TRIBUNAL REPORT FLAYS BELCHER Vbw/ Delivered On The Stanley Case J Air, Gibson Cleared Mr. John Belcher, former Parliamentary Secretary to the Board of Trade, used his influence on behalf of Sydney Stanley and Sir Maurice Bloch, Glasgow whisky distiller, m return for gifts which he had accepted from them.
    873 words
  • Article
    Princess Elisabeth Down With Measles
    85 1 Princess Elisabeth Down With Measles I LONDON, Tuesday.— 8 Princess Kli/.abeth is" suffering from measles, J The nttack is taking an ordinary course. The Princess is at Sandring- ham with Prince harles. She had been fW'ling tinwell for the past two I da\s. m I Dr. J. N. insell, assis-
    Reuter  -  85 words
  • Article
    KLM by passes ban
    69 1 KLM by passes ban THE HAGUE, Tuea Th« Royal Dutch airlines KUfl announced today. w«ui. 10--B Ume Iti flight* from Holland to BaUvia, m.ioncsia. tom ?he firft plan. Hying by way of Khartoum, X- union Is and and Padangr, H expected to take about four and a halt days to
    Reuter  -  69 words
  • Page 1 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
      Page 1 Advertisements Column 1
      25 1 For The PEOPLE By The PEOPLE FOOTBALL BOOTS SPIKES (All sizes). Complete Football (Jear a\ailab!e. AlI-Eiißlish CRJCRET GEAR on the way! Special discount to dubs
      25 words
Page thumbnail Page 2
  • Article
    Two Britons Die In Bandit Ambush
    309 2 KIALA LUMPUR. Tuesday. Two Britons and i.leatity of the dead men is be.n« u.thMd M W upst of ih<- auUnrtUw. The news of ih« unfcj* br i l h < •Servndah Pol.cc Station by the W^dJ D**«" who. with a ■tattered knee, rolled •»^»^2l2
    309 words
  • Article
    Stanley Jones here
    137 2 Stanley Jones here DR. E Stundy Jonca. world-! famous nn.ssionaiy and autbOT Arrived m Singapore y«.-s--i«i,uy by t iying boat tnmi Hanyoon '.if tor a foitm^ht m liurnia. Thin is Dr. Jones' first visit to Malaya rinot WS7. He wa.s mci at Kalians port yesterday by Di M. L><>worth. Missidnaiy
    137 words
  • Article
    BANDITS KILL EUROPEAN MINERS AT SERENDAH
    134 2 BANDITS KILL EUROPEAN MINERS AT SERENDAH KUALA LUMPUR, Tv- TWO Eun i" an engi iei i and a Special Constable w< i .shot dead by bandits In an ambush at Serendah Tin Mine today. Another European WS wounded. Thf bandits were lying In ambush near the dredge after raiding the
    134 words
  • Article
    'CO-OP' SHOPPING FOR NEW YEAR
    86 2 Some 2,, r )0o members of the Singapore Cooperative Society vi>it<M] the Society's main store at North Bridge Road vester-j day, tin- am day of the Chin- 1 New Teai foui-d^y tale. The Chnstmas season was not half a.s busy a.s yesterday. Amy Tan, one
    86 words
  • Article, Illustration
    HOUGHTON GIVES EVIDENCE
    57 2 CAESAR U in>m right OCCOMMtaIII 'i'i-nt i/i K< led to //irr. an</ r rfiVr.s (7i A Piminv court if inn tried. Hou(jht"H cribed Hire aa ,m \lUiial amM The trial wat terday after th joumed it HoughUm't >vi<?>*With Bought tun «re Mr. treme Uft, Carlt Hins dt
    57 words
  • Article
    SPEED -UP IN CRISIS ARREST APPEALS
    91 2 ADVISORY Committees foi the hearing of objections from detainees will now sit full time m Penang, Taiping rod Malaya. Similar arrangements are to be made Shortly for Seremban and Johore LJahru. There have been big delays m the healing of objections, recent'y because of
    91 words
  • Article
    Poppy Fund In Johore
    53 2 The total collections for Earl Haig*a Poppy Da >' Fwnd m i Johore foi l'y4b amounted to < 514.555.73. This was an increase of $2,602.20 on the 1947 collections. The hcnoiary orgtniaei f°Jobora was Mrs. Aithuv Sleep.' v.-ife of the British Adviser. She wah as.-istt'U by
    53 words
  • Article
    Seamen Promised More Reforms
    133 2 THE International Transport Work.- has received a favourable reply from the Sorretary of State for the Colonies (M- p G Williams) to a memorandum asking for rdu^ service conditions for seamen m the British M: cit'OlK<? He« \i. British Spocm' Comnr»"MoiuT of thr ITWP' Asian SovivUnat
    133 words
  • Page 2 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
      Page 2 Advertisements Column 1
      38 2 Insist on RCA Iladlo Tu»«. s for j replaeptnentß m your radio *i They ar, h.-ifcr li( T»l)es give h< t c? all round performance on all Wave hands. Oktalaabli from all Radte Dealers «»r dir-Tt from Importers.
      38 words
  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
    • Miscellaneous
      Page 2 Miscellaneous Column 1
      71 2 BUCK RYAN >W?A/ 5/-J9/? TH&YTIME, FolKs:)\ KHfIT DJES THJS i<CfISTOR OilN fILL KfIVE THE) .jk (Tit RE -THERE!] Kl'M 501N6 TO THEY'LL KILL THE <%ESOUGH'/' SHREW PRfSCR'BE MISTER LflW ON YOU JHZ LOCAL Ou^ jv'RETCHED frOMflN^ «r-^ FDR YOU WHEN /NOTHIN" BLJT rfBOUT THIS Di^i-. ?i? rf PI F^ 2
      71 words
Page thumbnail Page 3
  • Article
    Unions Reject 'Tea Money' Allegations
    175 3 fH.XKSK and MMav 5.,:,,; 5,,,,, y.-stmtoy rejected all-Rations mad, to Mr i mdd commis.si, m .r of the Imornatiop.al T r? n^ port Workors" Federation. th.,t offi.ial.s of the men.s R.g.strat.on Bureau demanded "tea money" before reßistenng num f or jobs mon<? > The Joint
    175 words
  • Article
    Doctor's Verdict
    9 3 Doctor's Verdict l h> ■■'"> .rihunal'si and;,;,- dm,,.,. "u-an m- >
    9 words
  • Article
    Pistols in passing car
    69 3 DOLICE stcppt d a pacing *j I at the junctio.i of KtHa^s R' art a"d Lavender S;r- ■'-d taught two pttfengt carrying a pittoL Mu-tangin bin Mohamtd bad v.i ui^erviccaoie weapon and Daiorm bin Atmo earn' d B loaded pistol with fix rind*. 'ThJ« happened on
    69 words
  • Article
    MALAY WOMEN HOCKEY PLAYERS SNUB UMNO
    261 3 Xl ALA Ll'MPl'R, J Hn '>5.— A forthright statement telling the I.M \.0., Kampong Bharu Branch, to mind its own business, was issued through the Press today by the Hon. Secretary of the Ku»!a Lumpur Malay Women's Hookey Association, Mm I mi K also
    261 words
  • Article
    IRAQI SENATOR HERE TO SE LL US DATES
    158 3 Si T!i»ni!j. st Reportei I BN X l a. I AI N. 4 ili. th, fn mi t tali >'•• I i thi irai is mBJ M imooi tant (I|r ..tion miaslon t<> Uv i Ba t t haMci up l trade
    158 words
  • Article
    NEW YEAR SOCIAL
    21 3 The bingapore Clerical 6/ Administrative Workers' Uaioc i- holding a Chineae New Yea, Social ar.d Dance on Sunday,
    21 words
  • Article
    Union's Officials S T C Employees
    116 3 Union's Officials S T C Employees At the annual general m <tii^ of th»> ninjiport TrmctkM Company Employee* I'mon beM January 22. th«» following were elected oflice b. ar» rs r'n-sident. Mr. It. K. Saniy. vico-president, Mr. Jaswant Sin^h; hon. secretary. Mr. Yip Lan Fun; hon. asst -ocretary. Mr. A.
    116 words
  • Page 3 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
      Page 3 Advertisements Column 1
      86 3 jtntfEWTURg t*2J£££"L g^cLE-- oAIHtKIiNL* m^ &g| MOMENTUM fW»W| BOX-OFFICE N2SYEARS- records ONLYTHREE! for its m nite BS!i ON SUNDAY AMD WOW— HOi/ttDMWWttMTfIIOOOCTIOK AT TllK RED RIVER] < "miol! JOHN ■—ix'ii'W f AN INCOMPARABLE COMBINATION 1 A a. of RADIO and RECORD 8* REPRODUCTION Jr. 4; j io f^ discount for
      86 words
Page thumbnail Page 4
  • Article
    KEEP AN EYE ON JAPANESE TEXTILES
    71 4 RL I American Kaao m the I ,i "i, the the ro of the topi Industry In world trado the hope of the British i >ttoo Industry that poih y -.y be followed regardlog i ipai v kUIc v hicii ihtJl (M i>r.'v.«nt the
    A.P.  -  71 words
  • Article
    "CARDINAL NOT DRUGGED"
    40 4 BUDAPEST, Tuesday. Ivan r.oldizhai. Hungarian Government spokesman, has denied that Cardinal Mmdszenty was drugged to obtain his confession. He *ai<l. It li ridiculous to say that it. or any drug, wai uaed »>>• the Hunga-| rian police" U.P.
    U.P.  -  40 words
  • Article
    FOUR G.I.'S WOUNDED BY MILITARY POLICE
    147 4 tokyo. Tuetday. FOUR United Btatei enlisted men of the Seventh Division at Camp CraAion. Hokkaido. wer, shot and wounded one seriously by military p< lice quelling riot lr the enlisted men's clut at Camp Crawford today. army at preatnt has not Issued a statement.
    U.P.  -  147 words
  • Article
    JAP VOTE 'PROTEST AGAINST SCAP'
    191 4 rOKYIf, Two* .ml o the I" ««>n»^ ha( J p lr(ion rr.ii^r;;:;;., 1 11 sssr, z «.■>. <■*« tKcupation. While the majority of Japanese wrtera ocflniteto showed that they were DOtaJ prwent m•- mod toward Communism, the Oommuntati DM m k up tremendous .trength and
    U.P.  -  191 words
  • Article
    'BANDITS HAVE FAILED'
    96 4 'BANDITS HAVE FAILED' LONDON, Tues. hin.s. Communist bandits m Malaya have failed to paralyse the country's economic life and overthrow the established Governments, the first issue of Corona, the new journal of the British Colonial Service declared yesterday. "A section of the Chinese community of 400,000 squat ters, most of
    Reuter  -  96 words
  • Article
    GUERILLAS ACTIVE IN INDONESIA
    189 4 BAT AVI A, Tqsj RESTORATION of normal conditions is tiom m East Java than elsewhere m ladoceaa with guerillas operating there m lar^e numben, the Netherlands Army authorities yesterday B an official survey of the Indonesia:: military situation. Guerilla activity consisted largely of mine tai i:inp
    Reuter-AAP  -  189 words
  • Article
    VERY ELIGIBLE BACHELOR
    60 4 LONDON. Tues. The engagement wa.< announced yesterday Lord Saint, one of Britain's richest young men and personal friend of Princes? Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh, to 17-year-old Leslie Nast. daughter of the late Conde Nast. Ameiican publisher. Lord Saint If 26. Miss Nast, a tall attractive
    60 words
  • Article
    COULDN'T AGREE
    25 4 COULDN'T AGREE BTOCK ii s t Flei m < J I j and Voi not j approa< 9lcfi i and I con Him to S Reuter
    Reuter  -  25 words
  • Article
    SOVIET ENVOY RECALLED
    50 4 LONDON, I Soviet AmtMSfl I Georgf N Zarubii r.-called to M level talk.v an 1 Embassy soura nio source what Zarubin v I Diplomats m a posit I know, howevei talk principally about I i 1 Four Aostriao i conferonco. due to alx>ut FVbruary 7 trade.— A.P.
    A.P.  -  50 words
  • Article
    REBELS ISOLATE RANGOON
    66 4 RANGOON, activity m Burm isolated Rangoon I of the country Road and rail V ifl Rangoon has I following the desi bridge 1«7 miles north can.tal. telegrai JJ been out WKI el attacn have caused th in I t-.! Itrmffic on the knltf «ratem«J« system. m atM
    A.P.  -  66 words
  • Article
    LONDON DOCTORS TRY MUSIC CURE FOR MENTAL PATIENTS
    278 4 LONDON, Tuesday. TWO doctors have been ex- perimenting here on the effect of music on menta'.ly-ill patients. The results are puLlished m the current "Lancet" a British mod'cal Journal, The doctors, A. D. Mitchell, and A. Zanker recall that Pythagoras, the Greek
    Reuter  -  278 words
  • Page 4 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
      Page 4 Advertisements Column 1
      112 4 L Chinese New Year's Ere MIDSKiIII E&anSJjip PflM K J 1 (1 RIDAV 2Sth Jan. 1949 1 Tai Thou,; Kilm Co. Tresents "WANDERING MINSTRELS" starring I'ai K\van r r Chun C'hiu-lisia (m Mandarin) >0 HIT TINES IN MANDARIN J^T^ r ~AJ~^_r^U~U^LT ~l j& WE MAKE COLOUR PRINTS by the Defender
      112 words
Page thumbnail Page 5
  • Article
    NEWSVIEW
    263 5 >] ,1 base for dio war m the pbe British coofltroct--000 radio ;h Johore, mpletad, it I the most the East. this vensh Governnjjnised.Jt l,te. that the Communism by sternly stratc themthe altar democracy. if d- :s to take it must be implanted m tne rtsofmen. ment the of
    263 words
  • Article, Illustration
    TRIBUNE MAGAZINE
    55 5 By WATCfI THE BIRDIE: It is iin anxious moment for the tuo ladies and the fortune teller as the bird hesitates before it selects one of the cards telling: what the future holds m store. The turd predicts happiness and sorrow with commendable impartiality. It's all m the
    CHEW BOON CHIN  -  55 words
  • Article
    THE YEAR OF DECISION FOR ITALIAN LABOUR
    665 5 ITALY S Communists nave I mad* 1949 the year of decision 00 oigar.ized labour. The is.-je is basically simple, rnion workers must chooae between the Commu-nist-controlled Italian General Confederation of Labour (CGIL) or the anti-Commu-nist Free General Confederation (LCGIL>. About April. when the
    U.P.  -  665 words
  • Article
    WILL TEACH PRINCESS ENGLISH
    66 5 WILL TEACH PRINCESS ENGLISH Eightoon-year-old Mary IVorth is "thrilled" at bcinf chosen »>■• governess lor DenrirVs throe Royal Princesses Mary, the daughKT of Aiiiniral Sir Dudley North and L«><iy North, left school only last •>' and has never bc<Ti abroad She knows no Paniih. Hie thrcr Princesses, a^«d 9, B
    A.P.  -  66 words
  • Page 5 Miscellaneous
Page thumbnail Page 6
  • Article, Illustration
    HOW LONG, 0 CRIPPS! HOW LONG!
    696 6  - HOW LONG, 0 CRIPPS! HOW LONG! Rosette Hargrove Mr and Mrs. John Bull ar: getting more than discouraged they wok into the future and vhsthir tins will still have teeth left hx the twu Mil. and Mr John Bull getting more than i litti. dltieouraged, as U* y look into
    NEA  -  696 words
  • Article
    POP CORN ON THE GINZA
    392 6 Till-: Jap aeie people de- tei .<■ a id ;ii\ j jettl tg the friendship and cot perat.bu of US o cupyJ i§ forces, woma i bsei t report d but the progress wcuili b faster -i the Japanese would put l?i>-, faith m their
    UP  -  392 words
  • Article
    NO COLOURED VOTES WANTED
    58 6 Dr. Daniel Malan, Fouth Afliran Prime Minister announced that the Government's legal ftdvisen believed Parliament might, by a bare maiority vote. remove coloured voters fron- ioint voters 1 rolls and abollsn native representation. "In our view no special pro- <'< 'lure is necessary to ensure the
    Reuter  -  58 words
  • Article
    Moral Delinquency In Belgium
    632 6 Moral Delinquency In Belgium M^>RAL, deJintjueMy n Be 1 it "0t a W iUu njvb T ei i md where it doe^ •>• v do me its io r irl tys m many other Europe i countries such as Franco Germ my, or itr.i.. recent war las left •om< unpleasant
    U.P.  -  632 words
  • Article
    IF A SLUMP COMES
    134 6 IF an American recession 1 affected Australia, the trade union movement might press for short -r botjrs to combat t the secretary of the Melbourne Trades Hall Council (Mr. J. V. stout) said recently. Mr. Stout was commenting on a statemi nt by the chairman of
    Reuter; AAP  -  134 words
Page thumbnail Page 7
  • Article, Illustration
    WORLD PHOTONEWS
    135 7 Above: A band of Chinese seen resting during their trek biick t«. their homes m Jogjakarta The Dutch army stated thai the Chinese iKifl been "herd< d"' into a srho house n d railway yard sta miles south of the caoitai b fore the Dutch forcea ar i
    135 words
  • Page 7 Miscellaneous
    • Miscellaneous
      Page 7 Miscellaneous Column 1
      237 7 On Your Radio Today v ORK 12.00 p.m. Bif. Time Open- IN ENGLISH Ing Annet. Prog. Summary L 2.00 noon ln Wandarlh; 1203 Mandarin Selection 12.30 3Q Opera: 1.00 NVwv In M I nn. Cantonest Am »y 1.15 ClOS< Dov:n. y.oo Sig. Tune A ■;-i; Ing Annct. m Mandan i;
      237 words
Page thumbnail Page 8
  • Article, Illustration
    UNKNWON UNKNOWN
    426 8 UNKNWON UNKNOWN S<ml-Ohk Party Contractors dealin r/ xrith Messrs. I slay Xt n W9re hosts to Mr. T. G. Taijg and Mr. J. W. Stoffri>m. \rh<> are both leaving 9mff&pott on home have. Messrs. ;»n Kukum l*:ij)er Ltd. threw a Chinese New Year dinner party over the weekend to its
    426 words
Page thumbnail Page 9
Page thumbnail Page 10
  • Page 10 Miscellaneous
    • Miscellaneous
      Page 10 Miscellaneous Column 1
      229 10 i ivmvivi to tiii: *ioiixi.\« ntim JACK MMSTRONC I I [py^' GE a "*i?!-V- 'hCWP V'u UKE WHAT? ~~T^> AIINKCC-i- A 1 V HAVECNECF I lit MAT ON EARTH AR( '-<■ GOCP NIGHT LOREE... ALL V *s~&ft\'\ XSfJ- B t'AV^ rr- 3E HERE EARLY IN THE UfIGHT. iC*^ f^ i|
      229 words
Page thumbnail Page 11
  • Article, Illustration
    HAVE YUU TRIED HOME MADE BREAD?
    579 11 HayK -King 1/ so. Mild are ircrth tt I ;f -p?M--m recipes ngn Uents, Hid wnicb can i .:;f-d into I oz-". J'i-i! gci toe. i teaspoon mm watei i^ pint luke warm milk. oz. ytast. l teaspoon gait METHOD Place yea*, wrater, and
    579 words
  • Article
    Shopping News
    184 11 Shopping News rpHK new horn*- waving leti 1 on sale th»s week, froJ vide the porfoct ONVM foi two ftrti getting lofethar, and lotting th^w back tuv t down both -Tittaphonci.!ly. J and litoi ally. The BMkera claim Urn: thr wave will last until th<- y tit mows out. the
    184 words
  • Page 11 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
      Page 11 Advertisements Column 1
      64 11 HOOD REASONS WHY YOU MUST BE AT RAFFLES HOTEL ON SAIVRDW SIGHT (29th) XT IS THE MALAYAN RUGBY UNION BALL THE TOPI LAX R.A.F. RUMBA BAND wi N play the latest Sambas Rumbas FRANK PICKFORD his ORCHESTRA wiU play your favourite Waltz, Foxtrot Onestep Numbers and there will be an
      64 words
    • Advertisement
      Page 11 Advertisements Column 2
      82 11 C. X TANG I Pewter Ware Bali Heads I I Siamese Braceiets Silk Underwear I I CARVED TEAKWOOD FURMTI'RE I 4IX KJNDS OF LINEN EMBROIDERIES 1 I 241, River Valley Road, Singapore. Phone: 4025 I IMPORTANT BOOKS The Companies Act 1948 $16.2.> Index to Companies Act. 1948 8.00 Students Income
      82 words
  • Page 11 Miscellaneous
    • Miscellaneous
      Page 11 Miscellaneous Column 1
      175 11 iftlAltl Sli DENTS of the Medical College will sec thr Chinese Now Yea; n at a college ptcm on Friday night at Hartower Hall. Admission will be fifty e<-nts only. The Chinese Swimming; Club will al?o celebiate the Chinese New Year with a glia dance on Sunday evening at the
      175 words
Page thumbnail Page 12
  • Article, Illustration
    Wanted: A Bright Spark To Light A Bright Spark
    360 12 Ilrili*li LONDON DEADOB nt home papers nrx J ei l f^K^l X they see .111 ad. that says Wanted: a bright e «^ru t« plei'trifv the perfect woman! Ifi not a stunt, nor It it meant to bi »mp 0I tie-up.
    360 words
  • Page 12 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
      Page 12 Advertisements Column 1
      91 12 TODAY'S BPBCIAi. M()KMN(. ''?>TIL4 "sorrows jT ie,OF THE FORBIDDEN JBgi^ ENGLISH IRAN-il ATIONS! OA7: D.U OAA)/ V SHOWS at 1.45-4.00-6.30-9.15 IM)l CLAS FAIRBANKS Jr. m A MIGHTY AIIVIMIKi: S\U\ OF Till: III«H SEA§B "RULERS SEA" A PARAMOUNT PiCTUBE NOW SHOWING! at 1.45 p.m.— 4.00— 6.30— 9.15 WARNER BRO^ PRESENT A
      91 words
    • Advertisement
      Page 12 Advertisements Column 2
      27 12 (iRLAT WORLD (ilobe 7—9.15 ROMAN(E OF ROSY RSDGE" Tomornm "TONIGHT \M) EVEBY NIGHT" (Technicolor) NEW WORLD Udo 7—9.15 "SMILING GHOST" ROYAL T~ 3-7.30 "AR YAM ALA" (Tamil)
      27 words
    • Advertisement
      Page 12 Advertisements Column 3
      159 12 .<. i.15 4 ftiK Drama' P* Far st.irrmt; NMl>r 11-.hv,,, m U( MM( ()|(Jk OniMNti I()-M k( -LIVIM, A lilt. WAV Marring: OEKE fcEUj Showing Today! I 11 a.m.. 1.45; 4.15; 6.45 A IJfl HEART- WARMING DRAA\A I IN A STORY UNEQUALLED I IN EMOTION!! THE BEST-LOVED I^^^ mfSw^M I
      159 words
Page thumbnail Page 13
  • Article
    MERCY SHIP THERE
    59 13 I ni.«n > "h'l»- I'Mlau Kijiani: ha^ „,(,!> with a larK** rar K «i o i p**li»-t ft. !,stitut.s th.r.-. K. fiint linjMirters A K\|M»rt.rs I v rabl«« \»-st»Tda\ from th»- luft ,i. „il>:iim. X .-iimitl**'" v\hi«h l« f t h»T«' on tht m. r«\ I ntart.d
    59 words
  • Article
    The Produce Market.
    86 13 I About loui changed W at.<l7S a ivera oftenn- I.ms day I Mdi down btack pcppa was m v |l<] picul ons fO white pepper J I unchanged. lowii wore yt-tej-Bamwak $14. Siak $14 10. SAGO SEED $22 TAPIOCA FLOUR: Fan $126. FLAKE TAPIOCA $30. MEDIUM PEARL:
    86 words
  • Article
    Malayan Share Quotations
    731 13 g Bporc Jaa. is given by the Maiif sbartbrokcrs' AmocIbUob u fellows i Xew Year Affects Market j London retained only t < a small interest m tin J S shares pending claritica- tion of the China situa- I 1 tion. The local share S market MM
    731 words
  • Article
    Tobacco talks on
    87 13 I ondon Anglo- AmerlcM ■tilted today i,,j n mrnt which will bn:i g .sum. America's bulging itocfci Virginia to eigarette-fhort Britain A four man American dt legation headed by Don Blish. Unites States embassy eCo*Oi mic expert, net with a Bcura of Trade d- legation for *he
    UP  -  87 words
  • Article
    TRADE SAGS AS CHINESE YEAR ENDS
    129 13 TRADE SAGS AS CHINESE YEAR ENDS (Tribune Shift Reporter) pih close approach of tlie Chinese New Year has had an adverse effect on the city's trading generally. This is particularly so with Chinese firms. European business houses, have also been affected to some extent. In pre-war years, most Chinese firms
    129 words
  • Article
    WHEAT Warnings: 'Shortage'
    60 13 WHEAT Warnings: 'Shortage' Warnings: 'Shortage' WASHINGTON. Tues. Tht World Food and Agricul ture Organisation today warn- I ed that wheat stocks were still too low to give propci protection against emergencies. The warning comes on the eve of the opening of the World Food Conference, a» which 44 countries, including
    Reuter  -  60 words
  • Article
    'Surplus'
    104 13 WASHINTON Tues. Ar Administration plan to hold down the U.S. wheat and cotton crops this yea r was disclosed on Monday by Chairman Elmer Thomas. Democrat Oklahoma. Of the Senatt Agriculture Committee. The plan calls t0 r serving notice on wheat and COtton farmers that the 1949 crops they
    AP  -  104 words
  • Article
    RUBBER MARKET
    58 13 THK rubber market was a^ain quiet yesterday with little business reported. Yesterday's closing pi ices were Buyers. SelN is. Xo. 1 Feb. RSS 3*5 :v> 7 m No. 2 Feb. RSS :j.V\ 35% No. 3 Feb. RSS :;1' H U% On rag. tendei F.-i)-M;<! 36 M% Api.-June :;«i\
    58 words
  • Article
    N.Y.RUBBER
    56 13 N.Y. RUBBER NEW YORK. Tuesday Crude rubber fUixtard futures dosed Quitt pj New York market <» n Monday There w< rt no sales. Crude rubber No. l. futurti closer unchaßfed to tu^t points lower. Sales totalled 341 Contracts. Offers were Mure i| 19.35. July 18.75 b*d. Spot number one ribbed
    A.P.  -  56 words
  • Page 13 Advertisements
Page thumbnail Page 14
  • Article
    VAN BREUKELEN FINE DAY
    1535 14 VAN BREUKELEN FINE DAY Tribune j $<>LWfion« i <!V> ULA9 ÜBWm )f K:l l_K\ !rlv\ .il RU Vffrri.« ■art •—nahian Rhna «m»i riH> Bmc I—i.ou>K\ 080 l E >t'ari«*t liufr 11 Gold Stream nUi I—O\ \T!O\ sk>«»tr;'ak ajtoMMMeM O-itsidfr: Tiber Baee S—BLEOANV ART Lurk> A<*e Oregon Outsider: Ko>itl Borough l»
    1,535 words
  • Article
    RACE CARD
    802 14 Till; following are the acceptors and n«m 1 weights and probable jockey for I> PS^B tlie woml day ot the Selnngor Turt !üb\ rl^^H Meeting to be run :»t Kuala Lumpur IhVft i will be drawn on Kare Eight and tlu D, m^f P^H 1 on IICM Four
    802 words
  • Page 14 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
      Page 14 Advertisements Column 1
      64 14 FRIDAY f ADITAf WHOLE M'NITE V/r\rilUL SERIAL Ilfe Man Zan :t>'§m3 A s P e^'^''ty prepared solely for •■'■'fflw- I he treatment of P^es Antiseptic -'Brar T rinq9nt Analc e5| c and healing InqreMSJjW! die nt s. skilfully compounded have Ife// "^p f mad M an Zan an outstanding success
      64 words
Page thumbnail Page 15
  • Article
    HARRYFANG NETS TWO GOALS
    406 15 HARRYFANG NETS TWO GOALS SCRC win 3-0 JHE S.C.R.C. beat the V.M.C.A. three-nil m a fast and thnUing hockey game at Hong Urn Green yesterday. All the goals were scored m the first halt. The Chinese forwards were dangerous whenever they got the ball and their combination and fast moves
    406 words
  • Article
    CUP FUND WHISKY
    51 15 CUP FUND WHISKY Going, going....! iMffHO of fi- "Chal- E -„.t.-h Whisky--1 rlftlM*. There l ihr\ t:il for the fund S ontribatkNMi now- S VIT -mall. IIMMM bo J S tir tht Trl 5 2 bun.- lh..ma* Cup Fund. j, th, M:i!:«>« '1 nbune fftm It.!. Villon Koad. >i:iu ipori
    51 words
  • Article
    DECISION WIN
    12 15 Solly N,w Jor- md JrTommy 135 1 4 1352 pounds
    12 words
  • Article
    DRO BNY TO STAR IN DOCUMENTARY
    89 15 Tues. Jaroslav Drobay. who is conhis s] rta activity to tennis and forsaking ice winter, Will star m I decumentary tennis Director Jiri Swirth. m I. m.M 1. ai^ ....11 I ai j< n < i vie m iTi win ik devoted to the
    A.P.  -  89 words
  • Article
    PULAU BRANI SOCCER
    28 15 between the in< d an i the GH.Q giment will Bl mi this PuIAU Branl A Rahman Xl iinis, Boviol. Uimad Yubof. s twang Gabos,
    28 words
  • Article
    S.A.O.B.A. CRICKET
    34 15 All i 'id boya of the St andrew*! School trihing to play Cricket are requested to %6\ l n tOUCh with Mr. Austin T. Hhl (Collate of Medicin* Tei 5421 Ext. 329>.
    34 words
  • Article
    NEWS from the MEWS
    701 15 THE T>',. Xi,,., »pnnt for Class I Div. I horses it r\.L on Satuiday saw No Ke^i.lI'V.al his previous foini to win rather comfortably. He was always gom*; m U behind the Into and when heads were turned foi home he had no difficulty m run-
    701 words
  • Article
    S.C.C. HOCKEY
    43 15 The following have be-. select* to represent B.C.C. I vf. Johore C.C at the Padan*! lon Jan. :>8 at 515 p.m.: 1 Mathot: Haig; Lloyds; Bra i nds: Kuyper; Daniels; H« i i. I Tabor; Moolenburgh; Pcaivy Read. Umpin Mr. Smith.
    43 words
  • Page 15 Advertisements
Page thumbnail Page 16
  • Article
    TRACY TO STAR IN 'OPERATION MALAYA'
    65 16 HOLLYWOOD T. n- i fefBJ I I ihM soMi* r ;n. in Ute ■r tn:i: i >i». i.ttion Mall bi'-'d upon (Hi.- of th. tjon-ii < •>• i hmturei of thr recent v .1 •ction I ,»»oiit March 1. ja* fl desperati rfy m
    A.P.  -  65 words
  • Article
    UMNO Plans For "F-Day"
    141 16 The United Malays National Organisation may request the Federal Government to declare Feb. 1 "Federation Day" public holiday throughout the Federation, according to a Kuala Lumpur report. 4 The report said the proposal was contained in a lepoit prepared by the Selangor State branch of UMNO,
    141 words
  • Article
    REDS WILLING TO TALK PEACE
    367 16 REDS WILLING TO TALK PEACE Bul list S demands SHANGHAI. Tuesday. 4 OOlflfi MSI broadcast picked up in Shanghai to- day said that the Chinese Keds are willing to MftOttatc pM« the newly appointed five-man Nationalist BM0t delegation on the basis of the ori--iinl eight (oinmuiiisi demands. The announcement was
    U.P.  -  367 words
  • Article
    Assembly Leaves
    16 16 Assembly Leaves JANKIN| rmn i |«ecUled 2j to rvartiat. Saturday. S M 4m.] tribal t^m m
    16 words
  • Article
    Plane crash 7 killed
    48 16 Berlin. Tv seven per» 16 Injun on M A a British airlift children :m«i :O j a Russian bio. Ed ta ttn S -f Got many The plain ta !27 poisons, was flying I th RAF an pott lin the British i Zone A.P.
    A.P.  -  48 words
  • Article
    SINGAPORE WILL SHARE CHILDREN'S FUND WITH OTHER COLONIES
    165 16 i Tribune Staft Reporter i Singapore's .share of the United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund •rill come from a block allocation of $500,000 (Straits) made foi British possession in the Far East, including Hongkong. The amount that each territory will receive from
    165 words
  • Article
    Security Council debates freedom motion on Indies
    156 16 Security Council debates freedom motion on Indies IAKE SUCCESS, Tues. The Security hoping to clear up the Indonesian pro Palestine comes up a.^ an issue again. W» debate today on the Indies. u r reDiscussion will bo reopened on a four solution, calling for the creation of an Indonesia by
    A.P.  -  156 words
  • Page 16 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
      Page 16 Advertisements Column 1
      360 16 "COURVOISIER" COGNAC THE BRANDY OF NAPOLEON (Produce of France) Their Reputation is Universally Recognised Throughout The World. 5 STANDARD QUALITIES (1) COrRVOISIER FINE CHAMPAGNE. NAPOLEON BRANDY, (The Oldest Cognac Liquour) (2) COIRVOISIER V.S.O.P. BRANDY (The Kent Liqueur) (3) COIRVOISIER V.O. BRANDY (An Old Brandy i (4) COl RVOISIER GALA SPECIAL
      360 words