The Singapore Free Press, 1 December 1948

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1 8 The Singapore Free Press
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    18 1 The Singapore Free Press LARGEST AFTERNOON SALE IN MALAYA SFASFASF SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1948. PKICE 10 (IMS
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    CHIANG SET TO QUIT NANKING
    154 1 Reds launch final drive NANKING, Wednesday. AS Communist armies began the final drive on 1 Nankin- yesterday, all reports coming out of the capital confirmed that President Chi-ti-shek's government was hurriedly prepari to evacuate, probably to Canton. One rep mentioned Dec. :> as the date
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    MPs PROTESTS'pore court trial delays
    154 1 LONDON. Tuesda; Mloho McGovern, I tbour M.P.. protested In the I ominous today that two British lokHcra arrested In tpore In Jane had not yet the charges again»t them completely formulated and no date for the trials had been fixed. neth Pirkthorn, Cousen Does the
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    55 MUTINEERS SHOT IN KOREA
    19 1 55 MUTINEERS SHOT IN KOREA F. rean ofl t Oct. 20 mv id on Saturdiy 95 miles A. P.
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    'German bomb' was a bucket
    54 1 t^IGHT army engineers m Lj Croydon, Surrey, dug a 20- foot shaft m three iceeks to try to find a German bomb dropped m 1943. A mine detector eventually registered "definite impulses" and the endug on with redoubled energy. It led them straiaht rusty drain-pipes
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    NEW 5-YEAR TIN CONTROL TALKS
    136 1 Free Press Staff Correspondent LONDON. Wednesday. I/EY points m the tin control agreement submitted IV to member governments following the recent meeting of the International Study Group at The Hague are a nve-year control scheme and a change m price-fixing machinery. This is stated m
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    Burma battle: 50 Reds killed
    10 1 SFASFAS A.P. SFASFAS SFSFS A.P.
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    Wants Jo be P.C.
    32 1 pic- ture Diminutive Mrs. E. J. Hendricks, 44-year-old widow, height 4'B", weight 72 lp., is the first woman m Singapore to volunteer as a police constable.- Free Press
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    LAST, DESPERATE PLEA TO U.S.
    159 1 LAST, DESPERA TE PLEA TO U.S. WASHINGTON Tuesday. THE U.S. Government will reject any appeal for all-out aid to Nationalist China, authoritative sources said here today. Madame Chiang Kai-shek arrived m America last night to make what is described as "a last, desperate plea' 1 for aid. I no likelihood
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    140,000 JAPS IDLE
    18 1 Reuter Strikes >esterday tied up 420 Japanese ships and made idle 140.000 coal miners.- A.P.
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    Last-day rush to register
    94 1 Last-day rush to register tree Pi 1 Reporter 4 LAST- DAY rush to Singapore's 2* registration centres let#aj brought the total of applicants to ?l«.lfi?. Total of identity cards already issued is *****6. Nsiie of identit.v .trcK will be continued at the I", centres up till Saturday, when all work
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    U.S. aid check-up
    31 1 U. S. aid check- up The Economic Co-operation Ad- Paul G. Hoffman, yesterday announced plans for a flying .nspection tour of U.S. recovery operations In Europe. Korea and Cnina.- A. P.
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    11 1 fiad mt a lew minutes he mail train locoran dp- A.P.
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    Hull death roll
    42 1 Th- il trr the cocoa mill explo. are at Hull was brought to tight yesterday when the bodies of two of th« missing were found. Two others are still missing. Four are "dangerously 111" and two 'very ill. Reuter
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    4 1 The "Crossed Kris" Badge
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    Princess to share her gifts
    113 1 LONDON, Wednesday. jyRINCESS Elizabeth an- nounced yesterday "a-share-in-the-gifts-pla7i" for the mothers of all babies born m Britain on the same day as her son. The gifts are food parsent to the Princess since her wedding on Nov. j 20, 1947. Some of the parcels have
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    'Kris' badges made in S'pore
    160 1 SECRET KELANTAN MOVEMENT Free Press Start Reporter 'piIE badges of the "Kris" nationalist movement of x Kelantan Malays, a secret organisation alleged to be plotting revolt In four provinces in South am, were made by an engraver in Cecil Street, Singapore. The badge carries crossed
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    JAPAN MAY PAY MORE
    24 1 WAR CLAIMS: LONDON, to V proMinister of S i Colonies, Lord i told t: while MaLv contribui He asked Reuter
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    To 'Father Xmas, North Pole'
    21 1 FOUR -YEAR -OLD I she had a It ha* a very lucky girl 01 ie." Reuter
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    STOP PRESS
    12 1 U.S. a^ Chinese Air For. evacuated Hsuchow strtvdrome.- A. P.
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    OLIVIER'S FOLLOWER
    470 2  -  ED. L. CAMPBELL By A.P. Correspondent MOVE over, Sir Laurence Olivier. There's another British actor getting ready to go after those motion picture laurels you collected with Shakespeare's -Henry V" and "Hamlet". Hes 34-year-old Mr. Guinness. Until a few weeks ..e was your colleague at London's famous Old
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    MASSEY IS SORRY
    170 2  -  Howard C. Heyn By A. P. Correspondent 4 FTER 26 years on stage *V and screen, actor Raymond Massey is feeling sorry for the youngsters m the business. "The New York stage is the same old vicious crlcle," he said. You can't get a Job unou've had
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    Bridge Problem
    281 2 JN BPn I lact that b i tw. d m respon a con g five did r t c rlgh: to bid five hearts. H'- iboukl tutvt itarl an c was !:ave North on m hears- but ntvertbtles permitMu- make the Anal North wouhi m <<pal" contract t(.u'<have
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    A TRAGIC FAMILY
    98 2 BY OUR FILM REPORTER EUGENE O'Neills "Mourning Boc< Electra", which is to be shown at the Cathay next week, is truly a magnificent film. The author, a mo fully satisfied with Dudley Nichols' RKO produ 1 by I X Paj ou, Leo n and Kirk I ♦he
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    'Song Of Siam
    14 2  -  LEE BRANHAM Hv *P < ildent Si befo. did people 1 SFASFAS
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      186 2 BFEBS (Singapore) SINGAPORE lud nf BBC Kr. 12 pm C r R O MM Metres, 25 61 m [Trs p m and 930 p m to 1 19 84 < ■etetf a rO] mnlv rODAI on (j'srrAi.g and ProI(mX Pi mmary; i 9 45 mese p I BBC ,;ovv Newv
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      86 2 YOUR LUCKY STAR BORN t »v h.i\e tw> outstanding Qualifications for nieces* the talent f«»r leadership and the ;*ltilit\ t<» Ket along with p«M>p|i* In v.tr>lnK w.ilks of life Quiet and i d. jroa dislike others Interfering with Miur personal alT.urs. but trt eoOßAetent .md willing to giT« help tnd
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      238 2 scatter your Interests over ton v. id«- .1 field. Routine work and moitotonj arf* abhorrent i<> ><>v. You most have w»)rk irhich !lfHRe (»f jroar mind to he happy. F.P. Crossword No. 552 hm*h fi fh pn w {i A __Mi* m— M —l£ 9 "o pn "12 40 I
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  • CRUSADE IN EUROPE
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      The Germans sign the Rheims surrender
      1112 3  - The Germans sign the Rheims surrender D. EISENHOWER by General Dwight r blem Hi Hie msl- ed a i lie those gj bul 1 1 m the [iculties mutual :itThe ■>wn, .ijor River Line uplishing In no instance any of t invo.ve Hitler himOn the contrary, each > fearful of
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      Czech 'New View' Of The Germans
      301 3  -  SIDNEY BROOKES ETDEF ■h')een tnd tha r of Germar. by Stal.n a: th^ b i I»HE reception of ti presentatlves fr<>m L tern Germany In Ci a beginning ot s of visits be r man local auand their opposite tnd the apin Prague o:
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    The Singapore Free Press WEDNESDAY, DEC. 1, 1948. SATA Makes a Good Start
    78 4 The Singapore Free Press WEDNESDAY, DEC. 1, 1948. SATA Makes a Good Start patient 1 .ur by the Slngas As.vas crowned m :\e opening first volun d clinic for ttment st pr J d«H!t d the d. .s message signed by all le. ry Club id :\e should be a
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    THE NEW PRINCE'S HOMES
    673 4  - THE NEW PRINCE'S HOMES JOAN CAPREOL By Reuters' Correspondent DRINCESS Elizabeth's son can call two palaces, three castles and three mansions his homes. He will spend some time m each every year. The two palaces Buckingham Palace m London, and Holyrood m Edinburgh are the national state residences of his
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    CHINA'S NEW PREMIER
    108 4 CHINA'S NEW PREMIER Todays Profile DR Dr 8 toxin-: c Rein 1891 and lang'.; Bar of Art. lie and :ibla. returned *nen 26 and wo: mr the d lopment principles. Impoi ral times and through i n C DR S in h i Kwangi nt and In i ji!7. Mill
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    NERVES OF WAR
    172 4 THE American Air A Force, along with improving its technique for be an enemy with bombs and bullets, is studying how to convince him by psychothe nucleus of i logical Warfare Dr. WorkIng within thp Plans and atlons D. the ed out with four rs and three
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    FAITH
    28 4 And moreover, because the preacher was uis»\ he still fcatifht the people knowledge he uu\»' Good heed, and sought out. ;ind sot m order m 'n\ proverbs
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    DESPAIR IS CHEAP IN CYPRUS
    230 4  -  DANIEL DE LUCE \U .P. ('orrt'siiniulent FAMAGI M\, vprus |\ESPAIR is cheap and *J unrationed m the Jewish "hell camps"' of Cyprus, where tv thousand Jews are still behind barbed wire less than 200 miles their goal. Isr. Two thousand B:. apless civilians who point,
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    British Labour Reorganises
    89 4  -  ERNEST AGNEW By A.T (Or respondent BRITISH labour V ders have formed the nucleus of a Trade Union I uinter the Communlominated World Fedi a of Tr. (WPTU). oping to a\ WFTU I to be r rolit lab TW VFTX and rru .i year "We purge m
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    Frust experiment Tiong Bahru
    19 5 SDFASDFS ement i floor of to shops suitable exienI .irk. In the I from B
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    PORT FACILITIES FULLY RESTORED
    233 5 Looting: 'Thing of the past' Free Pre>> Staff Reporter AFTER three years of intensive rehabilitation work, the Singapore Harbour Board is today operating on a pre-war scale, handling ab<. .000 tons of cargo a month, berthing an average ot 22 ships simultaneously, and spending rather less
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    U.K. LIGHTHOUSES FOR FAR EAST
    228 5 A I IMOUS British firm is now working on the production of a number of lighthouses for the Far East. One of the most recent orders is for an electric lighthouse which can be attended by unskilled labour for Kuraman Island off Labaan m British
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    VACANCIES IN J.B. TRADE SCHOOL
    24 5 VACANCIES IN J.B. TRADE SCHOOL 'FHERE 18 m the Prado Sci. hru. m 1949. and the pupils BM- I m •a <■ I i Ugh
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    IT'S ALL OVER AH LENG
    95 5 r\VO 18-year-- -Id girls B i Sim— quarrelled a man m the Singapore Sixth Police Court day when Betty summoned Sim using abusive langua Betty said- "Ah my fiance Here is the ring he gave me. Sim aDUM'd me KolnK Sim said: '"Ah I I
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    MECCA PILGRIMAGE HARDSHIPS INQUIRY
    24 5 11 co-op^ and Muslin M In Si workol ed m the the au i FP Malaj Correspondent T H: Council
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    61 5 47 i iipiD "arcav-'rom-it-aii" holiday resort and rest house whert the tired city dweller can ?r n o'fikend or as long as he Irishes. The resort, '-South Wind*." at Tanjong wi'h h y jurona'river it 'due to have ft* oala opening early m December. It can be reached by Balat.
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    SCOUTS LEAVE ON DEC 7
    20 5 Pan -Pacific J i Ausreminded that their leavi on TvDec. 7 and not D<c. 8.
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    GODOWNS REBUILT
    50 5 Pictures by These pictures which give an idea of how rehabilitation r has progressed m the Singa pore Harbour Board since the liberation. On top is the south wall of the S.H.B. 's Empire Dock today and belo w is the same scene m 1946. courtesy of S.H.B.
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    Legalising peaceful picketing
    166 5 Free Press Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. PEACEFUL picketing is to be legally recognised m the Federation. It is allowed m a bill to control trade disputes which is to be considered at the next Federal Legislative Council meeting. Picketing calculated to Intimidate obstruct or lead to
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    CHINA SOCIETY WILL FOSTER HARMONY
    139 5 CHINA SOCIETY WILL FOSTER HARMONY DESIGNED to be the greatest contribution towards inter-racial harmony m the Colony, a China Society uas formed at a meeting at Katong yesterday. Presided over by Mr. Yap Pheng Geek, the society pledged "a sincere and sober endeavour to promote among the local people a
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    Progressives have many nominees
    245 5 Progressives have many nominees Municipal elections Free Press Staff Reporter JtHE Progressive Party will have at least 21 mcmx bers, including four women, to draw from m it* choice of nominees for the Municipal elections next April. The Labour Party, a newcomer to the pol. field, and the Malayan Indian
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    FIRM DONATES FOOD TO TEAM
    86 7  -  CRUSADER Badminton side sails tomorrow By NiK wen-known Malayan firm, Messrs. Sime Darby and Co., Ltd., has donated a large quantity ot foodstuffs to the Thoaias Cup badminton team. The gift includes 400 lb. of chocolate and cocoa 2 tins) of biscuits and 15 bottles
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    FRIENDLY SOCCER
    44 7 THE 8 h Coy. of the Boys Brigade will p!: ndjy •Jist Princ° trd Rd. Boys' Club at p.m. toe vill rep: Boys' Club: Soo C o, Kirn Phong: Toiig m ng. Ban Uan; Chek Slat. Ibrahim. Keng Yee. Philip Thomee Lay.
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    S.S.C. Juniors have own library
    285 7  -  CRUSADER By r PHF newest facility ottered by the Singapore Swimx ming Club to its junior members fa I library of their own. At present it has about 40 books latest publications on swimming imported from Britain. the I' ni ted St. id Australia. r.
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    Value of junior golf tourneys
    312 7 IX prewar years the boys' and girls' golf champion- ships, without m any way having official status from the ruling bodies of men's and women's golf, played a notable role m the way of being nurseries for senior coif. Both junior events had lar challenges
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    RSGC results
    26 7 APORE 1 i fternoon for Mr< pt D P. score of R S Wicks p FPL S H X Mr. M, 38} \fr =39
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    KIMBOLTON PLEASES IN TRAINING
    203 7 I ree Press Racing Correspondent IPOH, Wednesday. KIMBOLTON (Turner) did the only fast workout on the Ipoh track this morning, when he galloped six furlongs m 1 mm. 23 sec, doing the last three m 42 4 5. The chestnut displayed pleasing action all the way
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    New records accepted
    88 7 THE Internati J \ma- teur Athletic Federaha> .t epted as a d record th*» time of 35 mins. 13.4 sees, by Harry Churcher for the five-mile>' walk m London m June 1 Other records accepted include H. McKrn! for the 400 mrtr Milwaukee, the 5 mm 0.7
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    SAVOLD OPEN TO COUNTERS
    52 7 j «ay. London, d a favourn a work day. that Sa\ was a Dptmanlike and I a a sold mcd op*r ight counters of Barwell. I himself refrained ad the Jamaican In to del ver •rkout of »hree rounds Savold's breathing was j and unhurried, show
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    POPE RELEASED FROM CONTRACT
    42 7 J EORGE I County cricketer who toured li.dia m 1937-38 and played Africa at Lord .> -»-d from his :üb. approachr health reasons of his wife, and Derbyshir, i that it would be imp abl mmi without grea Reuter
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    BACKED AWAY FROM LOUIS
    57 7 SPEEDY Billy Smith, weighing •f Oakland, Calif feet to keep out of a four-round cxc Lou s the heavyht champion. In Cincinnati ,r most of the exhibition Smith Dg range, but m W e records of the first round .mered him and knocked the ring hard
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    F. & N. SOCCER XI
    17 7 F. N. SOCCER XI 1 Malaya Cup V< Park. C B Br ?u AM D. Reserves: Aziz.
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    After their victory
    49 7 picture. SDFSFAS Members of the Katong Boys' Club carry up their captain, Sahel, on their shoulders after yesterday's boys club soccer final, m which they beat the S.H.B Boys' Club 6-2 Free Press ing the Sinig Club what to do to get re leg Free Press
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    No funds to rehabilitate playground
    181 7 yHE Gills' Sports Club, Singapore, m its annual leport says that the Club ground In Serangoon Road has been derequisitioned by the military authorities but is m the sama condition as when the Government lent the land m If 31. A considerable sum of money,
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    Today's soccer international may be delayed
    242 7 Today' s soccer international may be delayed 4 KEEN match is anticipated when England meet Switzerland In today's soccer international at Arsenal Stadium, London, provided the fog lifts m time to permit play. The Swiss soccer team arrived at their 1 after a journey of ll^-hours from Switzerland. Their aircraft
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      35 7 Today's Sport KfV > X < I II Mil I M I I Kh.< s» Gtorge'i pTf^fnt Victoria KLGBI \r- R X B R< Nt team v :21 \>h I -v i t X B« v I
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    BIRTH
    22 8 SODHY— At the Bun. B Liimpur, on 30th ber. 1948. to Moi Chen?. wife of Dr J. S. Sodhv— a son.
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    DEATH
    42 8 Mrs. Hoe Guan Chiar.* nee Mada:. c Lvi r peacefully at her residence No 3. Annamalai Chitty Lane on 28. 11 48. age 69. leaving behind hei d son Hoe Chve Kee. ter. 1 Son-in-Law. 3 md 12 GrandFune- ember Road
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    'CRIMINAL CONTEMPT' ALLEGATION
    117 8 'CRIMINAL CONTEMPT' ALLEGA TION Free Press Staff Reporter DR. C. 11. Withers-Payne, addressing the acting Chief Justice Mr. Justice Gordon-Smith m the Supreme Court yesterday m connection with certain action m New York taken by Messrs. Run Run Shaw and Runme Shaw, submitted that the Shaws were "guilty of criminal
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    Saigon planter killed
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    PERMITS FOR JAP IMPORTS SUSPENDED
    108 8 suspended by the Oovi Singaj> fur- led thai ill tl for A aist submit i Ithln < they i ened will b< celli appi. Un tit with Japan, announ $11,500,000. ci the amount allowed for Malaya under the agreement between SCAP and 'erling countries The
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    Rubber prices
    105 8 IAL Market con dent gives the prices of rubbei lin cents per lb.) su 11 a ra (oda^ as follows: lone of inwk«t: (Juiel >I\<;\l*()RE CBAMBtK ot COMMERCE The Singapore Chamber ol o,nmerre Rubber Association <» n oon prices yesterday were. In ceot* P*t lb. BineiH Sellers No
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    N.Y. rubber
    51 8 \EW YORK crude rubber Ku dard futures closed 20 point* lower yesterday. Off* were: Dec. 17.80 bid March 17.20 bid. Crude rubbir No. 1 futures JO points lower. Offers wren March 17.50. May 17.35, July 17.20 bid. Spot No. l ribbed ■mnked sheets 18 nomii A. P. A.
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    'LOST £615,000 DU TO PROBE'
    62 8 'LOST £615,000 DU TO PROBE' Witness tells tribunal LONDON W.i S'YRIL JOSHI A ROSS, t department store uho j d inquiry investigating a! orrupi ment circles, that ceri his bu had lost It, !.">. (100 m publicity about £3.j.000 he had pa Stanley, key figure m the inquiry The £35.000
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    SMALL PKICE CHANGES
    153 8 DI'SINESS on the London >tock Exchange \CNtt-r--d.i\ v.»> mainl) lor the purpose of levelling p<isitions, bein| the last day of the account, and pi movements wen- small and n tlh without import, says Renter's financial correspondent. Rubbers declined and tins vrere irret;ala th« i mid supp: .d
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    'Pray for Stalin' —ex-Minister
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    MPs CHEER CHURCHILL
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    Fog again halts Berlin airlift
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    Incapacity is ground for divorce
    10 8 Incapacity is ground for divorce .a I a a dt
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    The King's four before illness
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