Morning Tribune, 27 January 1949

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    Masthead
    13 1 MORNING Tribune ♦!»7 (New Series). THI KSDAV, JANIAKV >7, 19,9 ITii-r 10 (fill,.
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    MR. YAP: THE ARMY ANSWERED
    139 1 11l i iday \v. Hastings, I Mr. Yap g mrai evicted mac it was '..r> mess. the Army's i viction. Btatement The orticial ting to the I'ou Sun in Pj utaina two vshich If and tho \t tO fiV« on. it If to the Mi
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    Double Tenth
    81 1 that he wanted Double Tenth. *»Po* that thi s expla- undo! stood bv Hr wuh the h l u had furnished I made prcparag in when the riri n out mav mt was most y" X n, and if Mr. «U wanted thl> ™.v l 9 no good
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    Karens Slaughter Burmese
    108 1 Karens Slaughter Burmese RANGOON. Wed.— Armed Karen» have math* a iu»t«*sale ihujfctTf Of BVMM riUagen in the Irrawa<l4) delta town of Pantanau M official statement laJd today. The KareSßi it *iid. v. ere wiping out whole hamlets and sci/inu tfnH Bad imniunition. The t.rrer -shaken population mi Beeiog from its
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    PRAISE FOR NORTH BORNEO
    85 1 LONDON. Wed. North Borneo has known "a complete absence of political uniost. although the country is surrounded by territories where considerable political activity of a highly subversive nature has been only too manifest," the British Colonial Office's first report on the British Empire's youngest colony said
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    JEWS SIGN EGYPT PEACE
    85 1 R Egypt and plete <iffnod a coming "cease-fire talks, however, over boundRalph jp, n mediator Dr. J is seeking conbrae| to Joth Egypt and lef t on T U from both sides ;a y to report to their governments on the staK mate. The signing of
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    CHIANG'S SON NAMED WAR CRIMINAL
    55 1 CHIANG'S SON NAMED WAR CRIMINAL SHANGHAI. Wed. An offlClal Communist Radio spokesman declared that the flf* Bteo Li Tsung-jen must taki t omonstratc- NanWngi >•£ eerity in opening peace negoUations is to -put Na .onalist wa r criminals fc ffl The Communists have oin da lv announced the ■dditlOß Sfftve
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    INDIA WARNS DUTCH AT U.N.
    278 1 Threatens Passive Resistance LAKE SITCESS, Wed. India's representative, Sir Benegal Rama Rau, warned the Dutch that non-co-operation and passive resistance were more potent than military wea|>ons when the Security Council resumed its debate on Indonesia today. Sir Renewal urged the Council to bring its fourpower
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    Gibson Resigns last job
    41 1 LONDON, Wed.— Mr. George Gibson, etsttdsed in last night's report of the Lynskey Tribunal, has resigned his post of Chairman of the Northwest Regional Electricity Hoard, the Ministry Ol I u»'l and Power an- noiinetd today.— Reuter
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    Peace envoys stand by
    436 1 NANKING, Wed. A plane was ready on Nanking's inner airfield today to fly the Nationalist fourman peace delegation on their mission north to begin negotiations with the Communists. A secretary to the delegation has been appointed and a staff organised, including three radio operators. A successor
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    VON PAPEN RELEASED
    96 1 NUREMBEKCr, Wed. Franz Von Papon. Hitler's first Vice(.'hancollor and latest wartime. Ambassador to Turkey, v/as released from imprisonment by the Denazification Appeal Tribunal here today. The Tribunal released him as "an offender of the second degree" instead of a "main offender". Von Papon was appealing against an
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    STOP PRESS
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    Gurney Presents Honours At KL Ceremony
    125 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. QIV HENRY GURNEY, the Federation High Com'missioner printed honours to 27 people at a special ceremony at Kind's House here today. Th* Sultan of Selang Mded t^ vn m^. in C BE roi C B L attl K Muh.inima.i. D.SO i
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    Meeting for Mahatma Gandhi
    76 2 Meeting for Mahatma Gandhi Th" Singapore Region** inrt- in (.^orerrs^ and tt> [ndian Aw ciJKIIDB \\o\d j anting In menu y Mali itmt Gandhi on Januau inaiversaii ith, at N World I Arena 1..0 meeting begtaj at i 30 n rn The Q P will b- 1 v rs Raf.An
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    Bishop Founds New St. Hilda's
    50 2 i > an I R J< th Joiin Han h er, i op Cfi n \us\ to i ny. of t Church La d m dialled. It in six rhoni a farewel tea party was to th< Bi«h i Mrs. who w^s presented i of
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    POLICE PROBE 2 MYSTERY DEATHS
    62 2 SINGAPORI 1 1 < tw« Chii M tnai in:. n in tin I i ad by which h Bl shed Poli f the post N ten t ■'•i; recovered fi >m th< E planad< Poll m pect tl man was mu I i The I
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    Death crash driver fined
    70 2 TA'. Kli «g Huj I Chi e < w $20 (in ing i tl llcal student i nd< f lih tw< Ive tnont t OCCUI midnight on N th< i Ighth mil. .-tone. Coast Road. Tay'a ca a Buick, rippi d into Ong's Mot: is toun
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    1,089 Cards lost and re-issued
    56 2 1,089 Cards lost and re-issued A ard t led by 1 3 N I 1 at 6 day. .ra ii r i Mr H. E. W :i. told the Tribune that s his rctrd hats re] poli( atutory decli I ply for a n. Noticing Ls cl n a ne
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    SMALL-POX
    23 2 Batavla ind Bahra cet^ i li rd pi with small-] a i a Singajx r o n i. tfti tion oi 25.
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    ANOTHER MERCY SHIP LEAVES
    73 2 ANOTHER mercy ship, the Hong Aun. left hen I terday for the Sumatran ports of S i :r> I I ilahan with a cargo of relief supplies w t; v ""'"I f Chinese destitutes in these areas. The sent r< suit peah poi ti r Export
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    INDIAN HOLIDAY CHANGE?
    60 2 INDIAN HOLIDAY CHANGE? 1 |ue, B H .Pongal hoiThe Leaj a'Tv ll "ll v. I t Tani.l t m the Von-.. f am that thi brcHighl to I I I the Uovcn Bj >t :mii. I 1 the I:' I a Bank I K tovei b po: h "It w
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    44 S'pore Gamblers Arrested
    47 2 44 S'pore Gamblers Arrested Twenty-* ij I I I row by 1 I *.t W M s II Ptfteei Ch mcmtx r I ciet I UII the same day, Mala; ms II .~'.i I Of II ment m 1 1 No robl I I yest< r lay
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    P. & O. Veterans dead
    42 2 P. O. Veterans dead Two well I p a o oo died within other Ckpt J. I former Con p. ft o. fleel 2 at his home In I the age of 71 an I Rhodes aged rey on Januar) 9 I
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    GUN BATTLE WITH JOHORE BANDITS
    254 3 GUN BATTLE WITH JOHORE BANDITS mmi „l ■toll 'o annul handits «m,<l 5,,. ,i tmrtmbk* v,r, r,ui K ht K,«»n FMmi* >.st,r.|,N Ml Ml(i (his V !< Ml. when the Eui manager of ti-.. i itatc and 1« 8| w 20 bandits approaching ti<»m i westerly «4'.iai<i- waited in ambu>h
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    Pilgrims return on Cyclops
    37 3 I DCfK 8.230-ton |p now on Drought v t yan Mohamirom Jfddah. h the C> clops ,n Ditembor ac of the nimbe**** O.cat .^'•built to take J who received a cruiser uith earryttf
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    Sir James Sleeman coming
    61 3 L sleemao, OvtrJ >: -lrifi Of the nee Associ- Singapore on He will be here rt public a s ciat^on's C >n >' r at a public British Council r<j Road i* uary 2. v attend the tneeting ol the igapore branGov v r n Gimson
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    F.A.O. CHIEF FOR AUSTRALIA
    17 3 F.A.O. CHIEF FOR AUSTRALIA d Dirt" United Kg\ .cultural rta Dodd. In March Europ t ten days
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    Judgement Reserved In Bank Case
    280 3 J|K- *t SXM E BROWN yesterday reserved judgment until Feb. 3 in the civil suit brought by Ban Hin b Bank Ltd against the United Chinese Bank and too others Mr the recovery of a sum of $31,840 on a frift Issued hv the lnited
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    MUNICIPAL COMMISSIONERS
    79 3 The Ifwucpal Commit■iMMfl will moot tomorrow, January 2s, to appoint Corimlsitooeri lo St;.nd.n g Com Dlittees, and tc I»J on the Table:— 1. Health Statement for D- cembei 1948. 2. Accounu i Nov< m i 1948. '0 5o 48). 3 EteporU ol Standing Committees n d dert f
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    ASSOCIATIONS' OFFICE BEARERS
    214 3 TEH lollowlng have ban eltcted office bawan tor ij»4<» in the associations mentioned: nilNO HWA ATHLETIC INION Patrons. K| Kim Sen;,'. Lim Sitw Kok. Taa Sye Choon Lim I^ng Teck. Ng Hay Lenp; president. Lim Yew L«»np\ v\c» ipi»>i(ient. Chin Kum Chin, Chinese secretary, Lim Khay Soon.
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    Businessman Fined $1,000
    69 3 Businessman Fined $1,000 I JAGIT LALi.. the manager of; C R Pawa and Company. Aa < yesterday toed $1,000 In the Second District Court for ittempting to export 28,000 iraids of Americans textiles rtlich ho had declaicd U BrlAsh products. A revenue officer went on j board the ship Mul
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    BRITISH INDUSTRIAL TEAMS GO TO U.S.
    46 3 LONDON, Wednesday. British team, the first ol 35 to [Ui the United Stat- this ■reai will leave next month to' rtudy American production Each team of about 15 persona will include wperviwry technical and .noduet.on workers fu-.n British Industry. A.P.
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    RROMOTIONS APPROVED
    32 3 promote or ciw. e W O. J. Wicht v nto As^stant supciSSu ww" 1> rt ll s, vice hM bce» «W*? ed ,s theserretar, of State lor the Colonies j
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    DR. MARY TAN
    8 3 Dr Mary Tan bas Si
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    BANDITS DERAIL TRAIN
    104 3 A I I Who d .\.:l. l n a d tta Hn. Bgia uM carrifcfi j v. r embMkßV r.a« their complet I Th e train en WWHe tak» n jy in: > t^c jung!( A Malay tindal at Pay* j Chempadar Eastate m Oea- tral Krdah
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    GOOD AND EVIL.
    34 3 The Singapore Lodge ThaaMh phical Bodety will hear talk entitled "What is Goo(i° Wh.it lis Evi)° givtn by Mi\ Sim Boon Hwce at thoir pr< -mi.--« < in j CairnhiM Road tonight.
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    Kampong defenders want arms
    85 3 Kampong defenders want arms THE Porak State Branch Bf I'MNO has iecided tc Government to „'tvc irflll ta membeis of the Kampong I 'nervation Corp* i.hiougioit the State. The State Working Committee also decided *.o form a r<vi.mittee of five men and oxn' woman to investigate OtOdlliOßfl in kanipongs throughout
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    LABOUR LEAD IN JEWISH ELECTION
    106 4 T« 1 Aviv. We! PRIME Mir.ist.i David I Jiin.*"' I 1 1 our f'M rr v had an overwhelming majoiitv in th«» first seven rural >••" tnent.s to Kport final returns in yesterday's assembly election Ren riiiTion.s party cisilv led the proKu^sian I'nited Workers whilo
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    Jap Reds Try For Left Wing Merger
    154 4 T..., TOKIO. Wednesday. Hfc. Cdmmunista yesterday wu- busy consolidating their gains with fresh appeals to the Left. Kyuich Tokuda, tfecretary-Oeneral of the CommunNt I arty, opened the Campaign with an invitation to the Leftto join the Communists in forming a people' < front
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    "WHITE AUSTRALIA" RACIAL OR ECONOMIC?
    353 4 "WHITE AUSTRALIA" RACIAL OR ECONOMIC? By GORDON TAR (Associated Press Corespondent) SYDNEY. Wednesday. THE Australian Government's interpretation of its official White Australia Policy 1 came under fire from several newspapers yesterday following Pandit Nehru's recent statement that Australia was entitled to maintain the policy provided it was based on economic
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    SOLDIER DIES AFTER CAMP RIOT SHOOTING
    146 4 SOLDIER DIES AFTER CAMP RIOT SHOOTING TOKIo. Wedm sday. ONE v an soldii i di dy< s- liy from gunshot wounds received when American military po'iee were foi ceu to ...til a riot in an irmy camp canteen in Hokkaido )n Sun-hiy. Two others a: e '.eriously ill with uunshot
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    RED' DEAN SCARE
    40 4 LONDON. Wednesday.— Sir Alexander Maxwell, who "is trying to lure dollar-spending Americans to the United Kingdom, suggested that the "Red' Dean of Canterbury may have scared them away* by* antiliritish speeches i*n the I'nited States. A. P.
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    Chinese Airways Plan Service to Red Peiping
    159 4 SHANGHAI, \Vo<' CHINESE airlines, all partly v» owned by the Nation*:, t Government are planning to !i nine the passenger service enemy-held Peiping. Both the Chinese National Aviation Corporation and the r ntral Air Transport Corporation arc still operating offices in Peiping. The
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    NO EXCUSE
    74 4 LONDON. Wednes. A driver who pleaded that he was speeding to prevent hi* wife from eloping with l.onl .-MMi^ham when hicar knocked down and killed two cyclists was sentenced to 18 months imprisonment here today. The driver. Richard James, 50-year-old company director was convicted of manslaughter. James said
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    U. S. Urges France "Return Bao Dai"
    51 4 V SHIN •>N W DipI 3 sterday Stat ui ed to tl Um re vol tl IK t govei .r which > interpi this u at h a I k A I y fo: r who, they ::-Coii:- w\ ttr t a folwini
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    U.S. ARMY AND AIR FORCE IN ACTION-TO SAVE LIVESTOCK
    111 4 U.S. ARMY AND AIR FORCE IN ACTION -TO SAVE LIVESTOCK CHICAGO, Wed. AIR FORCE planes, Army bulldozers, and trucks veie pressed into the battle to save snowbound livestock in United States yesterday. The U.S. Air Force iH "airlift" operations in the snowcovered Nevada livestock ranges, rushing feed through the skies
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    $12,500 FOR A GOOD CIGARETTE
    92 4 12,500 FOR A GOOD CIGARETTE THE Pkittpf Tj^^fc offering US$l2.! 'H who can n| mula for pr J*^K to manual,: v^S^B Cornelio Bairiia,.-ia srS^B to local m:ir. -.iMcturers s^^H that he would un.iorUke toT^H velop th- .r:^.^B from locally produced leaf M such a formula were pr&jucM I "We would
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    UNION WANTS NATIONALISED SHIP—BUILDING
    81 4 UNION WANTS NATIONALISED SHIP— BUILDING Tho British S I ormakcrs ar. I Iroi r Sted I Shipbuildi :-rs I Int I case I for national!.- I ti&f- I bmi'iing: tnduti Li 1 Party execul I it to bo p'.i I programme fo I LWO Geni I ai Election. Tho eecrei
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    Family Team Tour
    71 4 SYDNEY, s H membera of tl I of Grmfton, >>'■ S I have just fin I tour in tho N of the st.it. I ed M a family I I yeais in Now V their home t I This yew they v H ambitious. I brother! and
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      17 4 55 THE BLRCK DRRCOn I J&d Whole Serial! I ■^■b"^tt^^\A^^^^B BBk^'x«n^ TADITAI tomorrow I tArIIUL mnite! I
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    NEWSVIEW
    248 5 HfK Va}' i: > un th e M .11 who Bast-vi.:-.! tht- autho K hm homo in ■> n: > aj on MonKy. rr.i:.^ .suimt have Bee:: a T t>us indiviKa!. Th/''l.u-f Police Bsot-r was taking no Bhar^cj? !i him Six Bribed po f<W Army B^ers ;nd eight HusEars
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    TRIBUNE MAGAZINE
    41 5 Photo. The Australian bottle tree is one of Nature's most unusual creations. With a few bottle trees around the house one need not worry about plumbing. When its bark is cut cool, clean water flows from it Australian Official
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    DO NOT DESPISE WATER
    312 5  -  W.P. Keashey WATER is the best known and least appreciated of all the minerals. It is a factor in the well-being of every individual, family, community, industry and nation It la vital to every member of the animal and vegetable kingdom. Water Is used for washing
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    THE STORY OF OLD COINS
    362 5 THE STOR Y OF OLD COINS THERK is a certain charm connected with the study and collecting of ancient coins which is not found In any other bra ich of nui mattes. It la generally accepted aa a fact that the iirst stamped com-- were issued by the merchants of
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    M. PAUL HANGS HIS WASHING ON THE MAGINOT LINE
    335 6  -  FRANK DONGHI Kodemk his v nm a b\ moving from his hmkdoul lam house into a bunker 0/ t!r Ma gin* Line. By THE EagUafaman nl't* tlaim- thai his home i. liii castle bfti 1' ml Koilerrin I'r nrh.n:;ii «>t Hm
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    TROUBLE OVER PINK COWSHEDS
    100 6 THERE is quite a how-do-you-do going on over pink OOWshtds in the English county of Kent. Reporter! havo been busy j trying to get to the back of I it. it seemi that Mag Jessica AJbery, who has vtnturetonw artistic ideas, is a member of tlu>
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    WHEN STARS EXPLODE
    576 6  -  E. H. TOWNSEND A STAR EXPLODED 4,000,000 YEARS AGO BIT VISIBLE EVIDENCE HAS ONLY JIST REACHED THE EARTH. SOMETHING colossal |n the way ol explosions >comrred recently m the »s. But in astionomy, recently Ls a somewhat re- ith term, Actually the 1 took place 4,003.' years
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    Reparations
    31 6 Thus far the Philippine has m leceived reparations goods from Japan worth over $12,000,000. according to the latest report submitted to President Quirino by the government reparation's advisory committee. Reuter
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    MORE FISH FOR MOMBASA
    225 6 MORE FISH FOR MOMBASA I I TWO Hull I the ne v$ for experiment*] w ha t; en received tl I 265--ton,s steam trawli r 0 I is meeting with ain m>oH;n tO bC to attempt trawling B E si Ah' car. coast Already Mombasa news* paper headline! hai i**
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    Bishop- Dedicates New Children's Hospital
    118 7 Bishop- Dedicates New Children' s Hospital In an impressive ceremony the Bishop of Singapore the Right Rev. J. L Wilson, dedicate the St. Andrew's Mission Hospital at Tanjong Pa?ar, for "the care and nurture of its patients in body, mind TJie hospital was founded in 1922 a functioned at Erskine
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  • Page 7 Miscellaneous
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      218 7 On Yo nr Radio Today mnn News m Amoy BLUE NETWORK M? 7 'oo rrogr^m. Summary. .^ramm,: 10% a.m. to 12.00 noon ;05 Religious Hour; u.so Ckwe Down. English s hools 1 Broadcast. c ha7 Entertainment; Itop.m. Lunch-time music N s m Malay; 8.30 Mawo N pK(; ;raMMES -th.- orchestra;
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    WORLD NEWS TO
    185 8 WORLD NEWS TO Berlin) I Afattftl 7;/ I Anfetf To Dutch m Indian Army 'Jk Chiang's Last P M kM A deputation from the London centre of the Congress of People against Imperialism is seen on its j way from a meeting in Hyde Park, London, to lodge a protest
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    CHIANG PAYS HIS RESPECTS
    52 8 President C hiang Kai-shek descending steps of Sun Yat "•i? mb ■l h r i >Ugh UneS of of tht Nanking garriHon before holding one of the biggest military reviews in Nanking »'nee the end of World War 2. He is accompanied by military leaders. 1111
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    UNKNOWN
    69 8 Berfort n( -W which 'I'h/cB of the \Ve.^r« L Howlcyi l M Kdvvjn O.H« whi-n ;Mf s P f J lament m^™ 'IF j General Sir Roy Bo- ucher inspects a guard j of honour in front of the Secretariat in New Delhi. He Handed j over the command
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  • Page 10 Miscellaneous
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      204 10 i vrriMVi: so in? !VM!! JACK .^ONCj fANPvcu tojnp cut xs-io yoJ^ m[?^ TS",1!S1?i P US^~ P "^^H t>" TEST INFORMATION IS AW j '.3TIWG VCUR^ Cljs^ LI'L ABNER I LI'L ABNER.T f -D4EV IS FRIENDS >l I -HAKES FINE STCAK^ W Pf r \l FJ]^ IS.?, 55 S B
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    Jewels at Your Feet
    265 11  -  Epsie Kinard Moke Hohdav By I J I v- iy are the ws f:on\ on V 3t< r.r. which I t designed -tc.-. if, ;md I I .:<■ mal footired srtin i a encn'ftf sps i| simplify i ap.. and to shoes, d Btrnps Lied ivn-
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    Sitting Pretty
    202 11 THE way in whioh you sit down to chat With fii.n.ts 1 nils thorn instantly w!.elner you aie going tc be a lldgetv 01 a poised eoavcisati mutrt You will be '*ype<J" M a fidget if shuttle V »'»i f < ot, try to wrap ti»€Hl aiovind youi
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    WAYS WITH CHICKEN
    234 11 (Hie KEN PATTIES h edienti I lb. cold chicken. pint white sauce. l oz. batter. oz llour. i egf. a shallot, finely chopped. Salt and pepper. Nutmeg Egg and breadcrumb* Frying fat. METHOD: Chop the chicken finely Fry the shallot and rtoui* in the butter without browning,
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      42 11 C. K. TANG Ptwtei Ware Bali Heads Siamese Bracelets Silk Undenvear CARVED TEAKWOOD FURNITURE AU KINDS OF LINEN EMBROIDERIES i E T£-_ etc., Nit River Valley Road, Singapore. Thone: 4025 k >i OMUKKU W |to S^ JOHNNV WEISSMULLER J+* w% If l-<
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      87 11 II E W A It II of a jolly good time for yourself and your friends if you go to RAFFLES HOTEL ON SATURDAY NIGHT (29TH) for the MALAYAN RUGBY UNION BALL wheie the popular R.A.F. RUMBA BAND will play the latest Sambas tad Rumbas and FRANK PICKFORD his ORCHESTRA
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  • British Film News
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      TOMMY, CHIPS, TO CO-STAR IN THIRD AUSSIE FILM
      104 12 LONDON. "DITTO STKIXCiS" is the title of Baling Studios* "third Australian film which is due to £•> into production in Australia in the Spring Tommy Tnncter anil mips Rafferty will »n ttM picture Trin lor. incidentally. 11l prtm nt appearing In Lot
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      Car On Set
      66 12 THE first price-icitmer of tkt E irfrj Co t Motor Shew a Ihiht green amort* ear witt spC(taruL.ir KfMi, c:irvt<; wHtdscr99n o*d bejelt toad which fold <mt Of vinr to uUou extra Imggage space h->u been loomed to TWO Cities fa a film. Wi I'jhnvj |mt (fl
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      Sally's Luck
      100 12 SALLY ANN HOWES. 13 year-old daughter of Bii tish comedian Bobby Howes has been given a seven-yea film contract with the J Arthur Rank Organisation. She will soon be seen a. Chrittabel in "The History o Mr. Po'ly'" and as Pamela ii "Tools Rush In." Sally has been
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      First Film Part
      43 12 P LAYING a friend of Steirctrt Granger in "Adam a>w Evelifyie" ig Joan SchofieUi. the actress iwfe of screen tto Dennis Pri-ce. Denn;s and Join fiist Mel whilr playing toqrtlve'r in Craydun Repertory Company. Tkis is Joan's first film part.
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      Happy Reunion
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