Morning Tribune, 5 February 1949

Microfilm: NL2345
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    Masthead
    20 1 MORNING TRIBUNE \0L 1. Nw. 1005 (New Series). P— jp— i— im^—^— sati-kdav, i i;nTa\i;v r>, i«n^ I'rice !0 Cents.
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    GOVT. URGED -'LET SWYATTERS STAY PUT'
    975 1 'KEY IS NEW LAND POLICY" (Tribune Staff Reporter) "J"hc Federation Government have been advised throw overboard any plans for the wholesale re-settlement of squatters and to concentrate on settling the squatters m tic areas they now occupy. Where squatters have settled m large numbers
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    Committee Members
    90 1 i J rhe formation of t*v J let to !n\ Mtlgatc "J atter Prob'.em tunoed ob Dec J IV last year. Jybera <>t tin- ..-uJ i litti .i.v:_ \i. NewbouK, CMH Secretary, (Cttairi 1 Hr. hoag Von Skin. 1 H. l)a\ is. jM > n. ■■■nij. •Vl x
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    O'KEEFE_BORNEO SULTAN WILL EXPEL AUSTRALIANS FROM STATE
    175 1 O'KEEFE _BORNEO SULTAN WILL EXPEL AUSTRALIANS FROM STATE citizens m raeo will i) t cxi that Bute if rethe proposed Of an Indonesian O'Keefe, from true, declares 11 of Ponof tho fUU l etir I>oitod m a bul--1 f '.v tho Netherulate General yesHtmid said he hopother Indonesian e Wp|
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    MADAME AU KWEE TO BE RELEASED
    168 1 MADAME AU KWEE TO BE RELEASED KUALA LUMPUR, I riilay. MADAM Au Kucc, the r>::-\i ar-oM iiMihrr of I athT Thomas Chin, Johorv Roman CatkoHc prh-st, who was iclicd by security furors m a lyltut loiind-up m n»ar Kajunj; on January 11 is to •>•' NIMMCiL This was officially :»nnounc»'tl
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    AIRABU CASE 'Witness Twisted Facts'—Hire
    484 1  - AIRABU CASE 'Witness Twisted Facts' Hire (By W. H. BLACKWOOD TANJONG PINANO, Friday. PABLTON HIKE, the Singapore broker charged frith arms running into Dutch territory, wrote two letters to the Public Prooecotor alleging that prosecution witness Caesar Houghton "twisted certain tacts" while testifying, which were read in court when his
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    STOP PRESS
    108 1 < anhkkka. Friday. Mil. Arthur ChlwvH, AustriiHM Minist.r fur Immi gratlon, categorically annoUßOed tudii.v that: "Th»« Government il«portl»f i'nIndonesian \\;«r time evar«e* Mrs. O'firrlr, 'l<» s noVV married !<• a-i \nsir;jiijin, if she clot^ ""t leave liwtralla !>.•*.. iv the < >f Febmary. The o©veraineal h <nll> ••m--powered
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    New court martial rights for servicemen
    237 2 New court martial rights for servicemen n changi i the report re* ta ivu i were: provision ol legal lid w ac csi h I al f e earli I no* H er I trial m i it I d I I I in to al i llowi 1 i
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    Salute to the Lion Flag
    32 2 Salute to the Lion Flag The Oylone>»p Ko- yal I*ioneer Corj)> innrch past at Wood- lands at the ceretno- ni'il parade yesterd-u J on the anniversary of Ceylon's attainment of Dominion Stfttvs.
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    CEYLON PIONEERS MARK INDEPENDENCE
    214 2 THEM hundred men drawn itm five companies of the Royal "noneer Corps (Ceylcni. l»4 by Biittah and Ceylouese oAcen, paraded at Woodlands camp yesterday to mark the first anniversary of Ceylon's Independence. Lt.-Col. R. H. S. Popham. Commandtag Officer of the •.'amp. unfurled the Lion Flag
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    Teachers' Union Backs Housing Allowance Plea
    83 2 SINGAPORE Teachers Union |J at a meeting la*i right o*cic'.od tc ask for housing allowance for aided English school teachers. Mr. H. N. Balhatchet. the President of the Union, told the meeting that the teachers have always held there shou'd be no difference between
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    KILLED BY HEAD-ON TACKLING
    90 2 Mid S.CJtC niphv f*>tk tatter, Wai Hrn Ctare, j »<-c hia iit«* bacaMM ()t hIS gondatai for hea<l-on t.uk>:i the Coroner's Court >. .s lay, Low Soo Teng. an«jth«*i U < ''i^'s players. »ai<l thit v». u>. m the habit of tuokfrom the frool H« had
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    ACCUSED OF $1,800-TRICKSI
    160 2 ACCUSED OF $1,800 -TRICKS I rVEE Mm Wong was alleged to have collected a total of $1,800 from three different persons after telling them that he could get jobs for them on hoard American ships. Twee was charged m the First District Court yesterday frith acquiring the money j through
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    Hanged For Having Gun
    66 2 LKE Kirn Piew, a bandit who was caught m a tecurity raid on his shop at Kampong Batu. Rembau, was executed at Pudu (Mot, Kuala UHBBUr. yesterday. He was hanged for navu a new 38 enfield revolver was found bidden r some boxes stacked on floor
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    Votes for all, jobs for local men
    113 2 Votes for all, jobs for local men PRCCRES ,IVES I PROAUSt I rmrUS I r.cunecu IH i :m last night, f. S in tiie Municipal fl in April. 'Vot- fl ''maximum oppo r. H local man" are S ting dex H manifesto H fu.i are follow H t At- 1
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      39 2 GREAT WORLD <Jh>b* 2.30, 6.30, 0.15 Whole Serial: "Daughter of Don Q" Republic Serial) Tomorrow: "Winged Victory" NEW WORLD lido 3, 7, 9.15 "Tonight Every Night" m Technicolor Tomorrow: Whol* Serial! Republic* "De#ert Agent" V>yal 3.30—7.30 "M&UI IViU" (Tehigu)
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      114 2 Vmi Nm, you just \Zihihk Nwrli K.£ff, wwT/V£im<>l Ytoon urn, my boy/} V ma. mat oid l^. Oh/i- ir wtu H j I RUN ALONG AND THINK 1 MR, DAD ?3 I YCU ABOUT ff/£ J ANY MORE CHCEK YOU ADMi HtmRT) UM TO THM </ Wl I <, n
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    MINES NEED MORE HELP
    228 3 RUBBER RESTORED. BUT: THE G0vern.,,,.,,) km, H fci. 'V"l Kri 1 rehabilitation. Ol this «n 'n m on >*■«■ m lU«a f.,r dustry. """NM.7',. milhonsh:^,. b,. !n :..l* ,ii m <o the mining m!- *Jte mTlalava' f W ProKrarr.mo to aeomfe „rnn«,ry ,n--"dus^l wherT^L 3m V
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    Bandits Slay Two Perak 'Towkays'
    419 3 Bandits Slay Two Perak 'Towkays' JJIAL.4LI.WIR, Friday. -Bandits robbed ,n! murdered hvo Chinese 'toui^ys' at Sjtiawan ;.nd I Karaugan yesterday. Nine uniforn^i bandits, armed with SUn runa md v- volvers. went to Sinipang Dua m the Bitiaw M Let ol at 5.30 p.m. five of them entcio.i a rubber .^ah--
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    'MNP WISER TO REFRAIN FROM ACTION' MASSEY
    225 3 'MNP WISER TO REFRAIN FROM ACTION' MASSEY THE Australian Commissioner tor Malaya, Mr. Claude M*s6ey, s.«id yesterday that he had "no official information whatever* 1 regarding the OVeeffe case. He was, therefore, "not eompeteaJ to give any farther information" on t!ie subject. Commenting on the Malay Nationalist Part}'.- reported plan
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    G.H.Q. WARRANT OFFICER ON FOOD PARCELS FRAUD CHARGE
    309 3 An Aimy Warrant Offloei who is alleged to have converted to his own use four sums of mosey strutted to him foi sending cf food par eels to tho rnitid Kingdom Faced a general court martial at tho TangUn Barracks yesterday. The
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    GALLANTRY IN MALAYA: 9 AWARDS
    164 3 Nl U-. InrlutUng 1' M > ha I award* <l tin daU for jjal'aul' I n nr. »r i-.n. M. I |hw >:. IV oCker aoMl :ir.- four ,'..is, ami lhr« I tiftfl s,,l,i|- r> u'l ZaJn \::n;i >'f UM Jr.'! \U\ Mfl Refine nt
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    ONCE BITTEN TWICE BOUGHT
    97 3 ONCE BITTEN TWICE BOUGHT SEYKKAL weeks hro, a- ■ill, anti valuable MMMN hainmerrt! silxer dgWtt* Imi\ was -.toleii from th« home of Warrant OflCf! NewtoM P. Morgan, of th» I iiitt-il States Military Liui son Offin-r's staff. \(st«'rtia> mondmgi A *'> rio iltahi* walkrd into Mr Morgan*! <>f!i<':- .iixl t;i«
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    PLAN TO TEACH ENGLISH TO ALL POLICE
    149 3 PLAN TO TEACH ENGLISH TO ALL POLICE I (Tribum Staff Reporter) TDK i'< li' nit- Dd tO tiain nil t i Steers :n«l constables n.in English so that reports be taken down directly Eng i ii. simplifying m;itt< when t<;< report iia.s t>> be no d In i ourt, the
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    'Protection' racketeer jailed
    45 3 'Protection' racketeer jailed < k r» was n 18 month jaJ by the Fii Pi* t rii .Jui '■.--i'li!. i for Ktoilin; |90 from ji f- ll< 'protection i on Ja n UJu 'i\ Ocl I he c too] ih€ o m j3(j md kly r
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    EFFIGY OF CHIANG WELCOMES REDS
    263 4 STJD2KTS PARADE IN PEIPINC STREETS PEIPING. Fri. I IVINCi elligies of (ieneralissimo and Madame L Chiang Kai-shek were led through the streets of Peiping m chains m one of the many parades welcoming the Communists. Three students staged a scene which depicted a Communist soldier
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    They're Just Waiting!
    40 4 They're Just Waiting! AMERICAS film actreu fU a Ug*t from Prin I Kha* m teparate ttafmm** r^ntiu: the andßUa ha* pounced thai the, wiQ be married i Ta™ get Ui mvaroe f«m wife. W« ,i th* i/ an- tu.st ypemmg.
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    'World A Dangerous Place To Live In'
    166 4 imiNCETON. NEW JERSEY. Fn. -seientifu progress, once thought to be for mankindbenefit, has made the world a dangerous piarr to live according to Frederick Osborn. Uki States representative on the United Nation. Atomic Energy Commission. nrn "The peoples of the world have mcreued
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    It's A Boy! For Nurse Turley (59)
    122 4 It's A Boy! For Nurse Turley (59) HELENA, All >. J J Friday. Mrs. Fred J. Turley, 59. -a.vl her livr- i day-old -»<»n v.as :\i .ins- wor to her prayers but ta f —expected «»ne. Mrs. Tmieyt «h'v ive other eMMfCH b> a pr xi'.ms Murriage »re aH d«ad,
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    "FROG MAN" TRIED
    46 4 ROMAS itl —The Italian "frog man" who led a daring sortie into Alexandria during the war and put the Valiant and Queen Elizabeth out oi action was again on trial m Rome today. He is Prince Valerio Borghese. head ol Italy's anti-submanne unit.
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    U.S. NAVY CUT TO SAVE CASH
    195 4 WASHINGTON, Fri— The United States navy announced today a reshuffle m fleet strength, forced by economy reasons, which will place greater temphasis on Atlantic defense and antisubmarine operations. Because ot limitations m budget proposals for next ycat, Navy Secretary John Sullivan said the number
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    Communist Editor Dies
    61 4 LONDON, Fri. Mr. William Rust, editor of the Communist newspaper Daily Worker, died last night after collapsing at a Communist Paity meeting m London. He was taken to hospital where it was stated he had a stroke. Rust, who was 45, had been editor of the Daily
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    INGRID JOINS ITALIAN
    38 4 HOLLYWOOD, Fri. Roberto RoMClltnl, Italian movie director who won acclaim for "The Open City" and 'TaJsa," has announced an "international partnership" with actress Ingrid Bergman. Producer Samuel Goldwyn, and Rnfi.«s*>iini'« qcca. I riat^ya a U.P.
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    Loaded Oramges
    76 4 Loaded Oramges i;km a.m. iri l our |'«'"t> on:an /r J I Arthur .h.Mtii M i I on Thurs.ls.v tha» hoiH tilt- <Towti t'lrrw arango at hitn WbM lM tri.-<1 to J nutkr psHHeal '.p'N-rh. J 5 di I ii. «t t.«in<: IIM gt'iiuiiii (»rhit<«-. s> i:»«»rh. lif s:ii<l. hiu
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    De Gaulle Told 'Quit Politics'
    170 4 rMRIS Fn -Minister of Justice Andre Mane yesterday advised General Charles dc Gaulle to Stay OUt Of politics after the Chamber of Deputies rejected a de Gaullist charge that Mane was protecting his relatives from collaboration charges. The chamber voted their confidence In M: «ie
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      42 4 Evening Elegance /f 1™ I I i VI r ft I'( ifl d by You m this ofi the-shouldera gown m filmy organsa, or any fabric tyou dtsir« 5V> graceful, so flattering. SHANGHAI MODERN TAILORING 10. BATI SRT ROAD fe'pore. E^hone 820^1
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      111 4 SPECIAL ATTRACTION FIRST TIME IN SINGAPORE SOMETHING NEW AND DIFFERENT FOR THE SWING FANS GRAND JAZZ CONCERT "SWING SESSION" AT THE VICTORIA THEATRE On Sunday 6th Feb. 1949 at 5 p.m. to 7 pni WITH "The FREDDY GORDON Swing Group Featured Artistes, Instrumentalists, Vocals and .litter-bug Specialities. A Complete I
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    NEWSVIEW
    355 5 I POPULAR history tells I I I us that Xapolean lost I the battle of Waterloo I because at a critical moI during the fighting I he had an attack of gasI itain lost her AmeI s because of I tie squabble over I of tea at Boston. I
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    TRIBUNE MAGAZINE
    24 5 Industrialization has not destroyed the skill of tiie British craftsmen. Cecil Frank, a village wheelwright, still finds a demand for his services.
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    THE COLD WAR DEPRESSES HESS
    676 5 THE 'cold war li mentally depressing to Rudolf Hess and s*x other Nazi chiefs m their Berlin prison. Although the squabhlir.fi: between Russia and the West may seem to bear out Hitlei rian doctrines, the Fuehrer's ex-henchmen don't like it. They're worried that the breakdown
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      29 5 wT/.A VAN \IR WA YS I TED Airhn' tor S«rvioH i Btagapon X t urn|);ir, Ip<»h, (i m, Mtff, ls ham, K llU;lt llansKok, Saigon, M, iMiibang and IkUavtak
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    WICKEDEST CITY IN THE WORLD
    1122 6  -  J. P. Gallagher For 150 years Jamaicans have campaigned to rebuild Port Royal but eve«y time tidal waves, hurricanes, earthquake, fires or plagues have intervened. Today no more than a huddle of dusty yellow buildings, th s city was once the capita! of the notorious
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    Fate Of E.R.P. After 1952
    334 6 Fate Of E.R. P. After 1952 ■TESTERN Europo's plea foi extension of the European Recovery Pan beyon I »">2 is getting a cool reception here. Ri .1: i If. Bissell, deputy i |tttatanl adminlstratoi of u r E< momic Cb-operation \(\i inistration, predicted 1 hat the plan will end on
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    A TRIP TO THE MOON
    554 6 AS fantastic as it may sound. there are some earnest young- men m this respectable community who talk matter-ot-factly about gom.; to the moon. And they sour.d a> if they mean it. Visionaries 0 Perhaps. At any rate, they're buiMing rockets. Inventing new kinds of
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    World Photo News
    181 7 World Photo News let leaders gather a t i solemn mtamritd to oommemua'e tiie °sth anniversary d< alii ot Lenin at tl\r Bolshoi Thnitrc In Left If ri;;ht: <;. Maienkov; V. M. N. A. Bulganin; X t. Voroshilo\ G. jofl: Josef Stalin; L. Beria: P. K. Pjuo\o: If. M. ShvtrniK;
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      31 7 X ITOXt. WKXT-HOI SI, TO-NIGHT BOON HIS SYNCOPATORS HEALTH ÜBOBI BY THK SEA WITH FIRST CLASS BAR i RESTAURANT SATURDAY, 12th FEB: CHAP-CO-MEI EXTENSION: I.A.M. I Phone *****: 107 Marine I'arade
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      193 7 FOi? YOUR RADIO ENTERTAINMENT TODAY JS PROGRAMMES mar;; T.Oo Malay Mus-c b> INDI vX PROGRAMMES Programme Suiu- Buara Hiboian fakaUn j u--2 Dance Music; muda T.imbatar. J. 8.; »OO Time Signal. Op--13.50 Interlude; Ncwa; 5.30 Saturday nigti nncL m(i p ro^ r> Sum Mwric; i-i.30 Sw- h.^o- ?oo Dose uown.
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    AROUND THE WORLD IN PICTURES
    312 8 AROUND THE WORLD IN PICTURES D I A Student Ricm Major General G. H. Bourne C. B,C. B. i;., who recently arrived m Berlin to take over the duties of Major General E. O. Her- bert, as Kritish Military Commandan and G. O. C. Troops attended the second session I
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    FRENCH SHOE INDUSTRY IN TROUBLE
    409 10 PARIS, Friday.— The French shoe nr>«l leather industi\, crippled the war and now again one o- the finest m the world, is fac d vsith a falling Martcot and the threat 01 unemployment, according to trade union official! here. These ofllciate say thru thr price
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      168 10 [exclcsive to the mornixv triihxe J JACK ARMSTRONG ,-00-> r FNING EVEN.N' A.-55 BCNLEY >OU REST BE -AN f^OLAVE ,HI THERh JACK... I CAREFUL INI Jf- KARO m m LA rn.VFR- APE ME y HE*RVCTCON»M THAT thing. JT_ W- I IP HL -A KAKOr^im r^+ RACK TO XLV THAT P*NG
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    Use Corsage To Accent Party Costume
    353 11 jmakk pom puty earaafi Mn;ut ace- ;soi\ g ,t. your imagination when Jtiran^ini; the flown OM ■■■ii;,-:. i r <« Hf II i.iav M Worn m in-. Dions whvk to accent I cost tme, 01 dramaf -<■ b kalntyie. If you Wit WMftof flor.il
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    DO YOU WALK THE RIGHT WAY
    343 11 rr\ N lift your shouldn give youi Bgm ring back \our Vio watch Ihe the vv iistline :d the stomach iculoosly flat. t improvements r >o si*' k n m a d be sufficient 'jr a v oman to tto keep the J trim.
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    Simple French Cooking
    150 11 Simple French Cooking MUSHROOM SOUFFLE Take fifty pMW of flour, equal quantities of buttet and grated chewe. and a pint of milk. Mix into a thick white sauce, then and half a Poundof fresh njush; roomi (small or shced. three yolks of eggs, and ta*Uy the tVce whites Of the
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    DIARY
    204 11 r 1 centrttmtc towaida the Y.W.v'.A's Financial Appeal, resident! 01 Un> Y.w. C.A. hofltd aro planning to hold a Jimiblo Sal<» on FVDnjary lf» at 8 Fort Canning Read. To tenure it- ftmnrttl .success, the frills would l>r grateful for any contribution of old clothe, shoes, toilet articles and
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      59 11 Aim X J fcMfc' J!rVWPri£p\ f^ > -'T^ •^K' 1i ''*T L)J\IS V i '-J V- j/£''Jf > *1 \V E MAKE |I COLOUR PRINTS |C9 B Tl by the d IVlt "to Chromatone (Aimriciui) Process iin I from your jri-Bi- W. Kodachromo A Dufayrolour Tr«Mi»M«iCIJP i, 191 Copy 9.50
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      78 11 1 TODAY AT I RAFFLES HOTEL LUNCH IN THE BALLROOM I 12.30 to 2.80 p.m. also I i Orchestral Concert I THE COCKTAIL HOUR I from 7 to 8 p.m. DANCE (Evening Dress Optiona!) 9 p.m. to Midnight 'FRANK PICvFORD HIS ORCHESTRA I No Admission Charge TOMORROW NIGHT BY POPULAR
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    Lancashire Lass Gets Movie 'Promotion'
    523 12 llri«i«li l«li« i\\y of Britain's favourite character actresses n as 11 been -promoted. Alter playing Lancashire •nd ocfcney chaimcteii M the stage and screen more tines than she can remember, Thora Hind. has earned role as lady's companion in the Two Cities' film 'Madness of
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      134 12 |B KepiiWic-s LATKST l»o^- v.-riii Stars flfl ,s t.aiuriiv; fl M \N(, ol ">« HIXESK /J SECRET SEKVICL! JB !2.30'- 4.30 5.30 y THE BIKIK DRRCOII if- v Whose Serial! (hildrfiTs Ctab Mutim^ TODAY l*> a.m. 'IMKATKS OF MONTEBY" m Technicolor t *\>><n> Mmnmr TOMOKROU It ia W.OI Btc. "SWFKT
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      150 12 AfU>MM(i|>.\THix fl 1 with r.. m OrKNDf Q TODAI fl I MOWS] I; «.i:, ,9 44 G00D NEWS' iterrlag 'une A!l>s..n Pcfef l^uf, J with le— M(( ntiken TO-MTK at MID-MiF "SOULS OF CKINAfI 5 GLORIOUS SHOWS 1 Wl vvit So 11 a.m.: 1.41 p.m.: 4.lv. 6 43 a $M
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    PRODUCE MARKET
    99 13 M ?i a picul local!. But irk with P"c< i U i picul There v.. B of sagolloui. •nut oil and copra remained unchanged The following wen yesterday's quotations foi produo ■AGO FLOUR: Ung| |i« Saiawak $14. Siak Si SAGO SP:ED: |22 TAPIOCA FLOI 11 F. $26 FLAKE
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    Malayaan Share Quatations
    732 13 g Ft t. I. Sngspcre pr.are quotation* E u glvea by the Maipfjtreorokerf Aa*odaUoi nu fellows' Buyers Sellers -a, ice 14.00" 15.00 a Mask 2.924 L974 2.0.2 4 I ti 4,; 3 44 3 M. Trustee 7. DO 8.50 I 7;r. (01 18 18 9 a iP)
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    U.S. WILL BUY N.E.I. PALM OIL
    135 13 IWN I >i.— The K.< A annouix d toda\ that th. %!i will porrtaase I .s. *8.»70,ooo north ..i „j| within -t\ mun'hs for it* s»<wLpit.. «,f str Li* f The quantity was not >p< ed officially but it was u <tood to he
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    Rubber Prices HIGHER LEVELS
    48 13 Rubber Prices HIGHER LEVELS ..uKlity maikot mostly un,.om Thinsday. A J r Um< of burtw i The industrial section J became hesitant at the higher levels yesterday. i lln shares still failed to attract buyers. I Buyers. Benera. 94-4 36-4 36-4 36-4] i 36-4 P St »t suiet
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      105 13 AlhambrA <N«»u \ir-< OmliMoiutil i snows; ioiiav Nt.f. Tiiuts: |o.i;> \.M 1. .H0 .YttO A ».l.» IV M SUPER- CHARGED WITH ACTION... THRILLS AND BREATH-TAKING ADVENTURES! with (he HIB DEAD END KIDS. Please Conic Early!: m m m ■■■■■■i mi ii TUMBLING and SPILLING and CATAPULTIMG m a WILD and
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    CUP TEAM DO T.B. PATIENTS A GOOD TURN
    139 14 CUP TEAM DO T.B. PATIENTS A GOOD TURN (From JIMMY GLOVEg) 1 LONDON, 1 1 THE Malayan Thomas Cup team will j>i a A singles and doubles matches on 5,?,., *M patients and staff of the HareAeld Hospital l The exhibition was arranged through Dr a m E. Morein., now
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    27 NATIONS CHALLENGE FOR THE DAVIS CUP
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