Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 14 November 1948

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    37 1 B T THE PEOPLE FOR THE PEOPLE MALAYA'S NATIONAL NEWSPAPER The Sunday Tribune 4totv Primed Minuiianeously m Singapore Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh Penang. Telegrams: Tribune Singapore. Telephone: 5811 (9 lines). TSLMEKN I'ACiKs" SINGAPORE. NOVEMBER *****48. PRICE "TEN CENTS.
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    CHINA: ZERO HOUR NEARS
    469 1 TIENTSIN, Sat Ihe zero hour of the awai! *l fateful North China lattie ap--1 pevrs nearer than expected as a result of m "probing *ttftclr by 10,000 Man-s-hun.ii* Communist lj»st ni^ht tei# miles cast o» the coal m une centre of Toneslwo. According to a telephone
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    SPECIAL POLICE AT THE PALACE
    239 1 J^ONrON, Sat -Scotland fr.rd detailed special police to ptuol the Buckingh; ri. Palace *rea and control the crowds this week-end vhen Princess F-liza-•eth's is exacted. It was learned that special Ec was ordered to be on beginning at 4 p.m. This is another indication that
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    STOP PRESS
    28 1 LONDON. .s;.| rrinr..ss CUubeth ualked In the gar- <•«« of BiKkinjfHin Palace to- day. The King and Queen are i remaining at the Palace all w^keml.- Reuter
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    NO APPEAL FOR HIROTA
    55 1 Tokio. Sat. Hi rota's two daughters have asked their father's defence counsel that no appeal for clemency .should be made on behalf of their fatlu-r. The sentence »-f death imposed on Hi rota, was genet v 'y unexpected anri is consvlj.e'! by *he Japanese reople is
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    Dead Man's Gun Comes Back
    236 1 A revolvm. Belonging' to Mr. Noifiuui Sevaon, of lla- Estate, Kiii.la Kulm, wna mardered by hp^ditn last MomiH>, was ?Oiife<! on the *K>dy of a hilese bandit ki'Uec' yesterday when he tried to i i M:<pe f rom a par^y of police ai\d scots guards.
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    KING RESIGNS TOMORROW
    51 1 OTTAWA. Sat. Mr. Mukcrusic King. Canadian J'.imc Ministei, told a j.»css confero-n c here tonight thxt he wo»ilcf hand his fori/id,i resignnim from the Premiership to Itcl<i Marshal Viscount Alexmrfei the Gt vernor General, on Monday and give Pin recomni-n.} ttion vho should form a r.cw government.
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    Tojo May Hang On Dec. 7
    139 1 Tojo May Hang On Dec. 7 Tokio. Sat. -The men who made December 7 "live m infamy" (m the words of the late President Roosevelt) may hang on the eighth anniversary of their crime. Unconfirmed reports circulating m both Japanese and Allied circles here, tonight said the executions will take
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    THERE GO I, BUT FOR.....
    45 1 NEW YORK. Sat. The Daily News published a cartoon today depicting Tojo as being conducted to the gallows, while a uniformed figure labelled "Allied War Chiefs" watches thoughtfully saying "There (but for the grace of heavier armaments) an F. U.P.
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    U.S. PLANS DEFENCE AGAINST A-BOMB
    175 1 WASHINGTON, Sat. Flans for a United States civilian defence against atom bombs, based on expectations that one Domb would kill 40,000 people and injure 60.000. were published here today. Already laid before the Secretary for Defence Mr. James Forreatal the plan was drawn up by
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    THE END OF A BANDIT
    79 1 THE END OF A BANDIT ON THE JOHORE FRONT ryNE pu.ture tells more than a thousand word-*. In the sullen iace of the captured bandit, .md m the watchful eyes of iue men iround him is all the drama of war m the jungle* TribiJin Reporter ftarry Fang returned yesterday
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    SCOTCH WILL RUN SHORT AT X'MAS
    157 1 SCOTCH WILL R UN SHORT AT X'MAS (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) §INGAP'ORE i> likely to hive a whiskey shortage for Christmas. And that is almost certain to mean higher prices. Although several mv rting houses expect to receive shipment a before the end of this month, imports generally feel there
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    Joint plea to "big 4"
    92 1 PARIS. Sat.- -Dr. Herbert Evatt, (Australia). President of the United Nations General Assembly, and Mr. Trygve Lie, Secretary-General of the United Nations, today issued a joint appeal to Marshal Stalin, Mr. Attlee. President Truman and M. Queille French Prime Minister) to try to solve the
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    ARMS FOR CHINA
    35 1 Washington, Bat. It was disclosed today that the United States has shipped 5,000 tons of ammunition to the Chinese Nationalist armies. A much big--2r arms shipment will soon be on the way.
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    STRIKE ENDS
    25 1 Frankfurt. Sat. Post-war Germany's biggest strike the walk-out of an estimated seven to eight million workers ended today at midnight without mob violence.
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      22 1 M<»re Pie An res Bark Page for e at c 5 1 W^r^ Available Laurel Hardy chose MARTINS NON. THROAT CORK TIP
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    KAMALA (7) HEARD SCREAMS -THEN SAW MURDER
    386 2 KAM ALA (7) HEARD SCREAMS -THEN SAW MURDER Bride of 2 months found dead CKVEN-year-old X a mala heard piercing screams from the lockfi! room of her nunt. Frghtened, she peeped under the door of the room. And this was v hat she saw, it was a'leged m the ninth
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    COURT TOLD
    7 2 IRENE Bhe*9 an expert now
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    S'pores Working Daughters
    207 2 (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) NEARLY all the working daughters of Singapore are found m Chinese households. In this respect, the ratio is one m 5,000 for the Malaya, and according to a vu ilable figures, Indians do not come into this ratio category at all. Wives and
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    Special buses for children
    242 2 (Sunday Tribune Staff Importer) SCHOOLCHILDREN are to be given a better deal by the Singapore Traction Company. Mr. A. A. Ewing, General Manager of the Traction Company, gavi. the Tribune an assurance that »rr re buses will bo provided to relieve me overcrowdmg on certain bus
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    4,000 to decide this week
    117 2 4,000 to decide this week (Tribune Staff Reporter) THE Municipal Loan and Thrift Society, comprising about 4,000 members, is to consider a move to break away from the Singapore Urban Co-operative Union, at a meeting to be held next week. The basis of disagreement was stated by a spokesman of
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    Irene (5) played 2 tunes —and amazed her parents
    237 2 A few months a?u, 5-year-old Irene Khoo was shown her unc.e's piano, and sat down and p ayed two simple tunes, using both nands although she had never touched a i ano before. To-day, although she cannot reach the pedals, and
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    HALF-MILLION REGISTERED
    25 2 Over half a million people have registered ioi security cards m Singapore. Latest figures issued last night were 529.058 registered; 389,476 caids issued.
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    The Staircase Is A 'House'—For Census
    329 2 The Staircase Is A 'House' For Census (Sunday Tribune Staff Itejwrter) I'HE 1947 Singapore Census was not wi'hout extremes space under a certain stair use was allotted, a census number, and a b.'ock ot artisans' quarters was counted as one house. One reason for the allocation of a census number
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    Generator Case: 4 New Charges
    186 2 TT.^E Ninth Polic: Magistrate (M". E. V. A. Peers) yesterday framed four additional charts fol'owing his decision to commit David Wolf Ginsberg S^' Alexander Grtenack Forrest and Cpl. Ronald U -st, accused m iht third and loot inquiry into the n.AF. generator caae, to stand
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    Worried By Trade, Suicide
    74 3 Worried By Trade, Suicide rfSDIM of death by was returned at inquest of Quek Mak ijTwas victln JL n was stated. He aiso troubled by the rf his businesg, which 2L him to stop remitting JJ to his family m China, m October 28, his roomsaid, Quek awoke at Light
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    6 Nonyas In Court
    80 3 '[X nooyas and a man were nrrested last Friday when I were celebrating the rthday of their woman •jrf.tenant, Wong Sum Moy. Tliis celebration took the ■m of the game of "chiki", Tfrterday they faced a -urge of gambling. All s*n pleaded guilty and was yi
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    DRILLS AGAIN
    27 3 Drills for pte-war and present leers and N.C.Os. of st ft'i Ambulance Brigade will fta on Nov 19. at Raff lea rtitution at 5.30 p.m.
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    ONLY 40 ARGUE POLICE MADE A MISTAKE
    275 3 ONLY 40 ARGUE POLICE MADE A MISTAKE Crisis Law Detainees J KWER than 40 of tho 3(M< odd LmergtMcy JlpriiIntion det iin?v* on St. John s island Mve availed themselves of Hicir right of appeal to the Advisory Committer vhich was >ot t;> on Oct. 1 to h«u tlv objection-
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    Red Threat "Gravest"
    39 3 Washington. /Sa*. Dr. Wellington Koo. Chinese Ambassadoi here, tod reporters that the Communist threat m Chins was "the gravest of its kind anywhere ia the world", adding 'that China had urgent need of mor»- assistance. Reuter
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    Sir Franklin speaks on mottoes
    347 3 Sir Franklin speaks on mottoes THE Governor of Singapore sail vesterda/ that m these days of international <v operati~»?i 'there »;< no room for th promotion of restricted national- Th<! Qovernor w«:, speftklng at the t*m Men's Club. Sins porr, yesterday when he pi« ■ented it With the Charter of
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    The whale-catchers are in port
    258 3 The whale -catchers are in port 'pinpTY-tvvo Nor.vrgian whale ntchera arv- m port. Tbcy arc the laptaim and «r-v of tw > 4KO-ton Japanese-built wtoien the Sudcoy XI and the Knurr Both vessels, barely 19 days old. left Kobe on Nov 3 with their Notwe^ian crews who were sent all
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    THEY'RE OUR ANSWER TO CHINA'S CHALLENGE...
    142 3 SINGAPORE'S air girls picked up 'ast weeks Sunday Tribune, saw the picture of CNAC's air hostesses, read their claim of being the world's most glamorous air stewardesses, read also our comment that they were the most beautiful we've set our eyes on and rang
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    Stop all demolitions, City Father tells Municipality
    521 3 (Tribune Staff Reporter! THE Singapore Municipality has been asked by a Commissioner (Mr. Yap PengGheck) to stay the execution of all further demolition orders on unauthorised buildings m the Municipality. In a statement to the Sunday Tribune, Mr. Yap says "The fact that
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    AROUND TOWN
    690 4  - AROUND TOWN Vera Ardmore by We ought to make housing, hospitals and education our special concern. We know more about all three of them, from the practical side, than any man will ever know. Take this bUfcUteaa cr the new university. Ask any young mother what she thinks about it
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    THEY'RE HELPING BRITAIN
    813 4 Just arri/.nl at RafHos Hotel air the Tcnniy Cbuketf. for a few wool's before going on to Hongkong for te/e«J months. May riarke, lull a: i cvelte, has nvays s'.^wn a flair for wearing clo .•".<• v You can alwu,.} depend upOtt her for tho latest ur.»:
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    IT'S A UNITED EFFORT-for UNO
    292 5 IT'S A UNITED EFFORT -for UNO WILLY Clok I! mson's "Fin<^ \rt ol MovcTncnt Kccit il" ot the Virtoria Theatre on Saturday. Nov. 20. and Sunday. Nov. 21. at «30 p.m. for the U.N.A.C. will indeed be "a "united jppcai" as her pupils participating a:e of many nationalities. Britain will
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    TOWN
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      14 5 A MM. MSUBCIICUi Ol GRAFTON MATERIAL on i>isri\v I HARROWS LTD. 7 AMIiiCR MANSIONS
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    STORM IN TOKIO OVER HIROHITO
    362 6 STORM IN TOKIO OVER HIROHITO Abdication Poser Again 'J'OKIO, Sat Sir William Webb'-, deseriptcn oi the Emperor as i\ ''leader m ettam**" has aroused a storm ii Tokio. The abdication issue has a^f m been thrust to the forefront No comment vas available tf top American opinion, but it is
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    MacArthur to decide
    90 6 TOKIO, Sat. The fate of I ojo and 24 other .l.tpaiii st- war rriminalH who were sentenced yesterday by the International Military Tribunal will finally be decided at a meeting of Gen. MacArthur and Allied mission heads on Nov. 23. The meeting, which will be held at
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    Tojo's Will
    378 6 rKIO, Sat— Hideki Tojo is still convinced that Japan should rule the Far East, and that he is being executed only because he was the loser. Tojo has been arrogantly dotiant ever since the war ended and he will die with a snarl on his lips. Tojo's ittitudf
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    Ben (92), S'pore's oldest European, wants to see General MacArthur
    271 6 (Sunday Tri\>me Repnrr'.r) SINGAPORE'!* oldest European, 92-year-old Kenjamin MacKay, veteran of the Spanish-American War of 1808, would like to see General Douglas Mao Arthur to "t**ll him about his father", General Arthur Mac Arthur, under whom he served over half-a
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    Film Co's Court Action
    230 6 AN application by the Republic Pictures international Corporation for an injunction against Mr. Run Run Shaw and Mr. Runme Shaw trading ai Eastern Film Agency, li.stod for hearing m the Blngepora High Court yesterday. was adjourned until Nov. 23. The application for an adjournment was made
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    PALESTINE PLAN
    100 6 i ParK Sat. The Security Council's special committee <>r seven today formally approved Uie plan put forwful by I>i Ralph Bundle, acting mediator for establishing truce linos and demilitarising zones m the Ne.frev, southern Palestine. The approval took th<» form of a verbal motion stating that they con.si'loicd
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    RED STRIKE HITS PARIS
    94 6 Parto, Sat. The Commun-ist-ordered Btrike hit Paris today, bringing transportation to a virtual halt, cutting the electuc powt'i and ending the publication of newspapers. The Communist-led General Confederation of Labour militantly called on Franco's 20 000.000 workers to join the aria strikers m a union against
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    Pig Population Is Still Below Pre-war
    166 6 NGAPORE has I'cur times as many pigs us :t had m 1945, but tin pig population is sti!! only half what it was pre-war- Nobody k!io*>\s the Itutni'tf of poultry m fhu Colony; th€ second main animal hi.s baiiiy activity of loe.il farmers. A
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    $100,000 Clubhouse For Indians
    163 6 I«HE S n^apore Indian Association is to sycnd MOO.--000 m the btl'lding of a I luchruse ftt Bakstier Piuin. Plans are now being drawn up by the architects and work is expected to bi ing within two months. Full support for the scheme was given by
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    JANE GOES TO TOWN
    252 7 |UQB and Ballyroo are said to l characiotiz.- ;m phase of jlollywuod Ufo. Some say it iun) to happen m Hollywood, out It doesn't anymore it dors. ltd when it happens it takes i crazy pattern of events and usually leaves the reader with his head
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    Atomicache
    31 7 An unknown thief who stole thickens from Saskatchewan University's poultry farm has Wn warned m broadcasts: "Don't eat them." They to 4 been used m experiments i*d might be radioactive.
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    £8,750 'tip'
    46 7 IFTER having a meal m o "Chicago restaurant, a tramp i *W he had no money, and 'Wresfl Jean Brehm paid the M. bill for him. He .<aid fd rwnember her. Now the tramp. Edward i **Moo, has died and willed i fo £8,750.
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    TO ADVISE PERSIANS
    75 7 Teheran. Sat. Five Amclican experts are expected m Teheran shortly for six months, during which they will advise the Persian government on economic and technica' problems associated with the proposed 7-year plan to develop the country's agriculture, industries, communications and public utilities, it was oHlcially announced today.
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    AND THEN CAME A GIRL
    56 7 AND THEN CAME A GIRL For 150 years all the babies «n the Small family hax'e been boys. As usual, the baby at Sef ton-street, Beeston, Leeds, ira* expected to be a boy. And, as usuil, i'jp cot Ji'if blue trinitnini/x. Hut the babti |g a t/nl and thy v
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    LONDON LETTER
    1276 7 From .JIMMY GLOVEII Saturday, November 00 .hi* Is London! *3 Uke Singapore, it is composed of all classes, rich and poor, honest and crooked. And there's no limit to wha v one may buy or the amount one may spend, austerity notwithstanding. Like Singapore, too, there are hundreds
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    'Bubbles' and baby
    15 7 Mrs. A. P. Campbell, formerly "Bubbles" Alforri of Singapore, with her child.
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      78 7 ffl Abe A A wk SI Wi ~~^^3h BLUE NETWORK PROGRAMMES IN ENGLIS.TI 9.00 a.m Sunday Morning Concert of Popular Music 9.30 South America lake it AwayHalf an hour of music from Latin America 10.00 Tin Pan Alley-Fifteen minutes of piaro medley 10.15 Hit ParadeFeaturing some of your favourite ftars
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      287 7 Close Down. 1.00 Lunch-time music broadcast from the Sea View Hotel mi n Singapore 130 News 1.45 Keyboard Cava: 1 cade -Piano medleys 2.00 pro- I gramme Summary 2.02 Relax i to Music-Forty minutes of i tuneful melodies 2.45 "Jazz Octette or the BBC" 3.00 Concert Hour-Th e main work
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      80 7 7.C0 Teochew request programme 7.30 Musical Interlude 7.45 News m Mandarin 8.00 Mandarin Request programme C.45 News m Catonese Amay 9.00 Opening Announcement Prog. Summary DJ Tamil witn Signature Tune 0.02 Duet songs 9.15 Time Signal News mi n Tamil 9.30 'Kajal'. Jag Bit' film songs < Hindustani) 9.45 Clarionet
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  • THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE SUNDAY, NOV. 14, 1948.
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      MR. STRAUSS GIVES A LEAD
      306 8 MR. I. M. Straus* New York v arehouse owiipr, may have started a social revolution without knowing it. He got so Uroi of listening tc his employees grouses that he lost his temper and did what many bosses have yearned to do. He called his
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      MEMO TO CITY FATHERS
      62 8 Jhe New South Wales Co-operative Community Advancement Society is bu loing one hous a every 5Ms days. The New South Wales f ;o-operativr. Com mumty Advancement Society is build asr on« house every 5Mi days. mn«J he A^ eW Sc uth Wales f >operaUvfc Communuy Advancement
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    THE SENORA
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    585 8 TRIES A NEW LINE BY A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT Lima. Peiu. SBNORA Eva Duaue de Peron's recent proclamation of Argentina's "10 tights of old age" is seen her*, as public confirmation of her exclusive dedication to labour and social welfare work. Formerly "Evita" appeared to be openly identified with high policy
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    HER BIG DAY
    13 8 Franco treated Evtta like a queen when »he \lnltcd Spain.
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    THIS BOOK WILL SHOCK THE MEMS
    665 9 Frankest woman writer rips away Glamour of East gMII.Y ll*hn, fr -m\ of Mainfi Ohiaatf H:n slick ;m<! faaakmfl BOOMM writer on llm Tnr j:asl, h:is d«ced no\H th?«t wiU shocU IIM Norn from Kagmpore to SI: njrhai. Tin book, Miss >IIJ., !>is jusi
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    Oval Grandstand To Be Rebuilt
    204 9 JYDNmf, Sat.— lh< large mibii. prftudtfa 1 m the Members 1 encK-vore of Sydney ticket -round one of the b«'.st known Bporta jvig m th* British OmmonwemlUi hk' Far P:ast— v.iil be co-tskfered niuuife m four yenrt time "o •of rebuilding the utaod ;ir»d Oi"
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    122 9 BATAVIA. Sat.— Dr .lohnni him i>ii. on«* of tin In.lo- n«»siBn K«'P<ibli«*"s main u»'k«»- i tiatoi with th»- Dutch, v nounro.j m Jogjakarta iaj<t night th;«t hia (Jovernmrnt wouM continue to "fight lor bwdom" i>v every mean* In its pww«.r if the Dreoini negoUations for ii[,'rrfmcnt
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    32 9 KEY WEST. Florida. Sat. President Truman has no intention of calling the 80th Congress back into special session to consider Chinese developments, said sources close to him today. Renter
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    RESCUER IN TROUBLE
    68 9 OL7AM, k U)t. -An Ait Itorcc R 2f* sci'-'-h plane >»-lii<ii wont Mown while hunting {"<>• the crow of mother superfortress w > ni^htcd t'iv today °n tiny rtr.li rf Fnis. SOO miles southwest of lino. Navy reports s-iui tJi;it th«peared unta|«red. The piano crashofi early yesterday
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    211 9 TWO tunes were included m the Malay piogramme from Radio MaT-ya yesterday morning at the special request of ;he Tengku Ampuan of TrengJTar»u who was m *ne Cathay studios at noon with the Sultan of Tre:.£ganu on an inspection tour. The tunes were 'I'atah Hati' and
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    BEAT DEATH -BUT JUST
    64 9 ANCHORAGE. Alaska. Sat. With petrol for only 20 minutes' flying. Mrs. Richarda Monow-Tait. 24-year-old British round-the-world flier, made :i radar-controlled land- ing here m heavy fog last night. With her navigator, Mr. Michael Townsend, she took off yesterday from Cold Bay. near the tip of the
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    'IDEALS OF VEGETARIANISM'
    35 9 'IDEALS OF VEGETARIANISM' Miss Pitt Chin Hui will give a short talk on the "Ideals of Vegetarianism" at the monthly meeting of the Malayan Vegetarian Society, at Mo. 8. Cairnhill Road, this evening at 5.15.
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    NYLON-FLAGS LAST LONGEST
    30 9 WASHINGTON. Sat.— A national military establishment concluded that the best way to keep a flag flying m peace or war is to have it made of nylon
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    Mobile Registration Starts Today
    231 9 MOBILE ft t </ is t rattan Taims will §m into action from today, to serve the residents m those areas which have not sufficient population to ennble a fLicd or temporary centre to be set up, and thost liinng on the neighbouring islands. For today
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    TAMURA TO BE RETRIED
    44 9 Tokio. Sat. -Lt. Gen. Hiroshi Tamura. who pleaded not guilty on Oct. 30 to charges alleging command responsibility for maltreatment of war prisoners, will have his trial re-opened on Monday. Gen. Mac Arthur's legal section announced today. Reuter A AP
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    351 9 U.S. PREPARING PEARL HARBOUR ON RUSSIA, SAYS VYS HINSKY PAHIS, X>tt. i:.j.«.sinn -I. (xiit An.'-.i Vtslnis rh rtjf-s torf'/if ,f tin 1'...; States ore vrf/:-iny a 'Pctrl Ifut bum" for T..* N iti. Vislnmtku *>>J,l the Gm>i>il A.s*it'ih}>ly'x y.tt !iral rji-i },i' f t(C th"t s>t'h AUK :i: Uli CM
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    1142 12 lie siii'iMisril a iia nU-•a h f I saved S i liis brother olkirii^ i%nl il cost s hint his liCe i THE AUTHOR HERMAN ttmpfm ha* wUm&me4 most o/ the imiwrtant and intrrcntiinj murder ca.sf .s hi the Colon)/ m the past
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    71 12 ON STRIKE OFFICIALLY NEW YORK. Sat. Sixtyfive thousand dockers m ports from Maine to Virginia were on strike officially today, but the ration-wiJe shipping ticup. which had ocen threatened, had not materialised. Mr. Joseph P Ryan, president of the Dockers Union said tl*al he hai 1 .10 intention of calling
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    56 12 BATAVIA. Sat.— -Maj. Gen. S. C. Alagappan, the niw Indian Consul General m Balavia told reporters here today: "India docs not want to sec war m my form take place m Indonesia." "We arc hoping the present political situation will tx solved amicably and to the
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    25 12 Manila, Sat. A smallpox epidemic has broken out m three lowns of Mindoro causing at least one death, the Manila Health Bureau aaid today.
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      524 12 HAVE FUN WITH THE— By CONSTANCE SHARPE AQUARIUS LEO JAN 21 FEB. 18. ,*VLY 24 AUGUFT People will annoy yon w You will find i,oursnf liea variety of ways: natch tw:en two fires %I%mA\ >.ivd your step, otherwise you mil d\i r y. But prop^r*.y ani tome antagonise folk you
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    280 13 turns down £2,000 I ON DON, Sat -Peter Bran der, Brit'-iiVr? iirst jXtU'K amateur featherweight, win is reported to hi ye refused an cffer of f?. 000 to tui n professional recently, i^ to rest three or lour month:, aftor he has 'uli Htd his outstanding enga^. vnents. iTiis decfnoK
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    152 13 One hundred and fifty students took part In the sPcunl post- war swimm.ig champ 1 m ships 01 the Singapore Chin' to High School hrM »t tho Too Kirn Eng swimni-r g pool Tempenis, yesterday afternoon. Heivy rain at the be°tnrrrs and a drizzle <.n and off throughout
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    210 13 LATE TRY SAVES PENANG pENA.NG, Sat. Playing under bud weather conditioPb here todfiv, Penang roured a 'art-minute try and avoided defeat at the ha has of Selangor m vn inter-state rutger fixture. The team.s were evenly matched, and the greater part of the game was evenly contested. Penang's defence played
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    3 T-T Men Suspended
    84 13 3 T-T Men Suspended 1 Three Singapore table tennis players were huh- 2 pemled for two years by J m the Singapore Table S Tennln Association yes- S 2 to relay. They are Lam Kwong g Meng (Chinese Sports i Association), Cho Van I Yik (SI'WA) and Wong S Tong
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    PHOIBOS WINS AGAIN
    54 13 SYDNEY, Sdt.— By whtrirg th^ c. B. Fisher Plate at the Melbourne Cup carnival, Phoibos, brilliant three-year-old, brought his winning to nearly £10,000. It was a dashing performance and added to notable victories m the Mo.wee Valley Stakes, raulfield Guineas and three weight-for-age races m his last
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    MALACCA BEAT JOHORE
    38 13 Malacca beat Johore by two goals to nil m the inter-state hockey match played at the Alalucca Club Padang yesterday. During the second half of play Webber (Malacca) was mjurcd and was sent to hospital.
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    52 13 Yesterday's R ace Winners Picture. I*lcture» "Newmarket stable V Indian Heather (Dawson), winner of yesterday's big race, the Free Handicap for tliree-year-olds, being ietl m by Dr. Subramaniam. •Tribune Mm On (Talt) winner of the fifth race being led m by owner. Mrs. K. L. Lira at vhh tertiav'a Siniranorn
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    71 13 New Delhi, Sat. India were all out for 454 m reply to the West Indies total of 631 when the First Test match here was resumed today. Feature of India's innings was the great innings by Adikhari who was not out with 114. Other Indian batsmen
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    ANOTHER PENG SOONTEIK HOCK CLASH?
    972 14 EXCLUSIVE TRIBUNE BADMINTON FEATURE By A Special Correspondent A CHANCE FOR THE CHBE COUSINS T'll venue for the big badminton exhibition on Sunday next has at last been fi\(d. It Is to be staged In UM BVC Drill Hall at Reach Koa»:. The Happy World
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    235 14 SPECIAL TRAINING FOR CUP PLAYERS Cup i (^present t'" >.i /j-n/- I, run N.sfrM.ff i r>i thrh (<ij)fity-(>;)n--umni'jrr T Lm d\ »riw r;» fV. to w.iifcv »r> n\/ tnt-nf*-- to •■'f'?/ m tHHyitpnrr nftrr thr N"i >i I />rr 21 eX44MtiOM for I infensit^ /> f'"»*i- I ing nt th»
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    Eclipse B. P. Enter Final: Hock Leng Beats Durai
    377 14 THE Eclipse Badminton Party yesterday scored a narrow victory over the Amateur Athletic Union to enter the final of the Singapore inter-club badminton championships. The Eclipse BP. will now meet the Useful BP. m the final. Chia Chin Soon, representing the
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    98 14 It was a defenders' day at Tanglin grounds yesterday when G.H.Q. Signals clashed with the "A" team of R.A.F. Changi yesterday at rugby. Signals won by five points (a goal) to nil. The game produced little good rugby as a whole faulty passing among the forwards spoiling many
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    POSITIONAL FLAY IN DOUBLES
    1042 14  -  JOHN EDE by rx-Cambridyc captain THE commentaries on some badminton matches played m Singapore recenl'v between the Merrydale Badminton Part-" o* Kuala Lfi*wn**m the Mayflower and Marigold Parties; I suggest that the ••in ar>*j hr^k" rombination adopted m the men's doubles i, a dangerous practice not
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    2478 15  -  ALLAN LEWIS IV COURTESAN PAYS $91 .4RRYING top weight, In Jian Heather won the big rft rtL- the frer handicap foT three-yea* -olds at .tprday'n races the first day cf the Singapore f-rf C'uVs Wint. r Meeting, from Astivel. Indian Heaths was brillia-itly ridden by
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    281 15 S.C.C W pts.; G.H.Q. 8 pts. p LAYING on a dden field made- worse '\y intermittont show.i the S.C C. ddTlnated the game:; d»ifl do^eatcd the CJ.H.Q by 20 pofntfl (a Koai two penalties and thr c tries) to th'cc points (a try), on
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    233 16 EXCLUSIVE PICTURES \v\v Homes For The Squatters PRICE of MURDER C»>K iibo.it a Mionth, bandits In the Tcmiai/g IJ.nchonir locality of the Muar-Lenga area wore given no re.;*. They w,-re hunted, harassed, captured or sh<»» dead by patrols of Sraforth, Gurkhas, Devons, Koyal Artillery and the 4th
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    255 16 HOME SOCCER RESULTS dfsafdsadf FIRST DlVlSiov Kverton 2. BHHftS, rManchester C 2 Liv, Newcastle 3. Derby c Portsmouth 1, BtacHpJ", rrcatooO. Aston ViliVi 1 RtokcC. 2. Wolves w.j SECOND DIVISION Brentford 2. Grimsbv 0 Bury 2, Bradford l Chesterfield 2. Queci, PR Coventry C. 1, PlvtoLi, West Ham l. Southam^
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