Malaya Tribune, 15 November 1947

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    59 1 The Malaya Tribune the people foa the people Larger Sales Than Any Afternoon Paper In Malaya Xow printed simultaneously in Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Ipofa Penang 'Phone 5811 (Three Lines) J SINGAPORE SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1947 PRICE TEN CENTS The Malaya Tribune UKjtuion Ajtum. Colin Turner i ffit. lentil bouse, 98,
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    SINGAPORE RACING REVIVED TODAY
    468 1 Latest Pointers from the Track (By Our Racing Reporter) Horse Vacing is resumed today at Bukit Tima'. after a lapse of six years. Rain last night and a drizzle this morning rendered th 3 course slightly yielding. A goi crowd turned up at Bukit Timah this
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    9 Britons Killed In 2 Days
    46 1 r -sal Nov. 14. GunH tons iwo so T i- I tW > pol'C"- n Palestine umber of lin- "re; ed and 28 iv l >vi oil com- ambushed and a British in J< iro s were wound-tommy-gun rafe J 51 >•
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    Chiang Is Optimistic
    60 1 Reuter. v-kis N v 11 President k n Nanking this l full meeting of that the Sixth i:< has ended t forces have now x hand Tne Pre1.... lecla that the main Communists m pntr< between the v' 'A' ,r Rivers but n nl tro have al-
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    CEASE FIRE RID IN INDONESIA
    46 1 Reuter. LATA'. lA. Nov. 14. The first nto ibout a cease Art was being mane at h ru si an capital toly with nfei ence between .r r.d Dutch cease r i the auspices Si ly Council's good "fas committee Reuter.
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    Chinese Make New Bid For Sumatra Trade
    202 1 Reporter/ fcEciins. the iniurmal talk 2 n the Singapore id Chinese Consuls- the S icretary for EcoAll tirs. ..nd the presidents Chineae Chamber o'. tr r: and the Importers r r Association rer umption of bar-* en S'ngapore and 1- rts the Importers
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    Races Commentary By Radio Malaya
    25 1 Radio Malaya will broadcast a running commentary on the racing beginning at 1.55. The commentator will be Mr. John Dumcresque.
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    MR. P. SAMMY
    30 1 Iff p. Sammy who i 3 to take the place of Mr. B. L. Chua in the Singapore Juvenile Court, is to act in an honorary capacity
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    FINAL SELECTIONS
    58 1 (By Our Racing R pot i r) Race 1: HERODEN Kinvmra Pace 2: LUCKY ACE Prince Colin Race 3: PHAR GAY Rendova Race 1: LACKEY Renoir Race 5: AIRMAIL Everest Rac 6: SPEAR MIRTH Shawiord C Race 7: ETLOGISM Belita Best Bets: Lai key. Spear M ith. Airmail.
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    2,000 Chinese Homeless Race For Land
    466 1 (By Harry Fang, Tribune Staff Reporter) About two thousand Chinese settlers residing in Kirn Seng Land Company near the Gap locality in Pasir Panjang are desperate in their search for new lands and homes since notice was served on them some months ago to
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    ITALIAN COLONIES
    45 1 Reuter. ASMARA, Nov. 14. All sections of the population today read the first communique of the Allied four-nation Investigation commission for the former Italian colonies which declared that all native and European communities would be heard and all main centres visited Eritrea. Reuter.
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    Ceylon Gets Full Dominion Status
    192 1 U.P. LONDON, Nov. 14.—After 145 years of British rule. Ceylon has 'reached a stage in her constitutional development where she is ready to assume the "status of a fully self-governing member of the British Commonwealth." a Governments Wnite Paper said today. By agreements signed on
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    European Royalty In London For Wedding
    281 1 Reuter and U.P. LONDON. Nov. 14.—Buckingham Palace and London luxury ho' els were today making their last minute preparations for foreign Royal guests who arrive over the week-end to anend Princess Elizabeth's wedding next Thursday. The wedding has provided the Brat postwar opportunity for
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    PISTOL HIS "GENEVA CONVENTION"
    141 1 NPRENBERG, Nov. 14.- British soldiers captured by the German Army and forced to work for the J.G. Fat ben were told that there was no Geneva Convention in the Farben synthetic rubber plant at Auschwicz. Three former British prisoners of war told ihe American military tribunal
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    KING MICHAEL: REPORT DENIED
    91 1 Reuter. LONDON, Nov. 14 The Rumanian Embassy today denied press reports that King Michael of Rumnnin would not return home after next week's Royal wedding in London, but would remain in exile so l >n;'. a; tin- present Rumanian regime lasts. The Embassy spokesman disclosed that
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    SUPERFORT CRASHES FIVE KILLED
    40 1 Reuter. NEW YORK. Nov. 11 A United States Superfortress crashed in Mount Spokane last night killing live of th.' crew and injuring two others. Mount. Spokane is near tne en~ fern boundary of Washington State. Reuter.
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    Reductions In British Navy
    147 1 Reuter. LONDON Nov. 14. By October 1 this year the British Navy would have been reduced from its wartime peak of 850.000 to 180,--000, Lord Hall, First Lord of the Admiralty, announced today. It was expected that the complement would be reduced to 147,--000 where it
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    CUSTOMS UNION FOR EUROPE
    89 1 Reuter. BRUSSELS, Nov. 14. After Planning the first steps towards a common customs tariff for 1* British Commonwealth and European Countries, the study aroup lor a European customs union ended its first session here tonight. The 14 countries, which met at the invitation of the Benelux
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    SIAM PREMIER'S SUPPORT APPEAL
    53 1 Reuter. BANGKOK, Nov. 14. Appealing for fullest support for his Government over the radio lastnight, Premier Abhaiwong told the nation that Marshal Phibun and those who assisted in the coup d'etat would not interfere In the administration and will confine themselves to the maintenance of peace
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    DEMONSTRATION IN TOKYO
    29 1 U.P. TOKIO, Nov. 11. Thirty-thou-sand school children, accompanied by their teachers, gave a 'icni'mut ration si 'he imperial Palace Place, demanding comfortable classrooms lor children. U.P.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    77 2 Mr V. R Ram and family bee- to express their heartfelt thanks to the Doctors, Matron, Sisters, Nurses and the rest ol the staff of the General Hospital. Malacca, and also to friends and relatives who kindly rei tiered valuable assistance, sent wreaths, letters of condolence, paid night visits
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    Marked Down for Killing by SYDNEY HORLER
    1972 3 rUAPf'-tf X I \i TIOVS ii her new»'he dining* to hap* Irawled as •the world il happenings! I specimen allow v tO fast With to the »Wet ,ret the being >at (town idge, Sonia s full of larling" she outrages are Why. V
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      830 3 Tribune CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS SITUATIONS VACANT WANTED: —Head clerk tjf taiga British manuiactur ng Company just starting up Malayan nraucn. Ouunncatlona, good sound knowledge o; accountancy essential, general cummen ial experience, Senior Cambridge or equivalent, ability to deal with correspondence. Saiary dependent pa qualifications and interview. Excellent Opening lor right man.
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      644 3 ACCOMMODATION DESPERATE European couple urgently require rtat house 3. 0 saantns Of longer. Board ng house Uf< toe expensive. Can someone please help. Reply Box No. A 506 M.T. Spore (P. 848). WANTED either bungalow fiat poruohouse furnished or unfurnished or private board European business couple particulars Box ASUS M.T.
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    Austerity
    821 4 The Supplementary Austerity Budget presented in tne House of Commons on Wednesday dwarfs Britain's austerity of a year ago io insignificance. Britons are tasting the bitterest fruits of victory. The crisis —which is manifesting itself to a greater extent than at any time during the waris chiefly the result
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    Singapore's "Love Nests"
    150 4 Letters To The Editor Sir.—With the crying need o the populace of this town for more bu'ldmg and houses I can't understand why hotels which could be utilised to relieve the housing congestion arc* allowed to spring up like mush rooms. Some of these hotels though licensed
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    Why No Malay ADC?
    112 4 Sir. His Excellency the Governor has a number o! honorary A.DCs attached to his establishment composed of Europeans and Chinese but I have never heard of a Malay as having been gazetted as one since 1819 when Singapore was taken over by the British from the
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    HAS SOCIAL WELFARE FAILED IN MALAYA?
    1958 4 "CANDIDA" reviews a Government Department and allied charitable organisations, and asks: In the past few months, criticisms have appeared in the Press from time to time concerning certain new Government Departments which have come into being since the resumption of Civil Government in April.
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    Dredger In Tow
    397 4 [By Our Shippmy Reporter) The' 386-ton tug Tyne.'- flying the Dutch flag put into Singapore a few days ago after traversing a distance of 9.000 sea miles with a tin dredger in tow all the way from Rotterdam, to Singkep in the Rhio Aichipelago. In an interview.
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    OF MICE AND MEN
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    332 4 Per ence or <T mT BrL a because Til «s. the nos*. Tax Control However. Bgj£* what recover Stfe at th- unprecedented 12* gilded preserves aS?S«I vo-co, to g lVe tne the hmits of taxauJiS! reached that thepip, we shjulJ encourage stit! les, gambling boothsV* mannei rem tusces] offl
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    HEAVY FLOODS IN PENANG
    48 5 h Iding i ions'i in several I 77. s? p.'ioto- k of G <vemp n tng town ntth thv'fli>d mutts Utpptng the bottom of the stone ntepa, (nut boys waiting in the "laki which the rains converted a school playground in Penang town info.
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    They Done Me Wrong' So Charlie Took £50,000
    124 5 New York.—Because he was sacked by a Chicago company i thirty-firs years asm, Charier Iffassey, 65. has spent the rest J of bis Mfc stealing from them. His th fu are to total €50.000. end hns spent thirty one years in gaol.
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    OUTSIDE ORDERS
    45 5 Reuter. BRATISLAVA. Nov. 13 Czechoslovak security forces Investigating a Slovak pot against the Cchechoslovak state have discovered evidence that public officials in Slovakia kept contact with ana took orders from opponents ot the State abroad, an official statement ar nounced here today. Router.
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    Philip Asks Australian Girl Friend, But She Says "Sorry"
    363 5 LONDON, Nov. 12—Three Australians who entertained lieutenant Philip Mountbatten whsn he was a junior officer in Sydney with the British Pacific Flest during the war in 1945 are among personal trie ids to whom he has sent invitations for his marriage
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    ADULTS' BAD EXAMPLE HITTING TODAY'S BOYS
    219 5 LONDON, (By Air Mail).—lt was "easier for a boy to te honesi in my youne; days than it is for the boy of today/ says Mr. C. A. Joyce, forty-five-year-old headmaster of a Home 031ce approved school at Ashlon Keynes Wills. Grown-urs ar? f
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    Forgetful Fiance
    80 5 London: By Air Maili.—Cecilia Westw otl 36. of Shaftamoorlane. Birmingham arrived at Kingston 'Ontaiio't t 0 marry her ex-Ca.nadian Army fianceHarry J an-ttc—but he had vanished. She bedtve be is suffering from los > of memory. Sh: raid h? had spells of locs of memory when idle knew
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    Knight Was Huffed She Didn't Go With Him, Says Claimant
    267 5 London: 'By Air Mail).— Claim that Sir Edward Bushby wrote her letters indicating disputes .between them because she would not go with him to British Columbia.wa.s made by Mrs- Flon-nce Clover in the Chancery Division Mrs. Clovver said she would
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    BRIDGE
    318 5 THI-: IMPORTANCE OF tempos BY YARE3ROUGH Some tricks must be developed j in the play to fulfil most con- tracts. The declarer uses hi", entry cards to develop these tricks He must not lose time. It is because of the time factor that entry cards are called tempos. Tricks
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    TRUMAN CAN'T REMEMBER
    44 5 U.P. WASHINGTON. Nov. 13. The Wh tc House said todaj that President Truman could recoil having SSJ id in 1941 that the United States should encourage Rtissians and Oermans to kill each other ofT. quoted the statement from tlic NewYork Times:—U.P.
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    Drove Lorry At Wife He Still Liked, Court Told
    149 5 London: (By Air Mail .—A man accused of attempting to mur>ler hs wife by'trying U> run her down with a moUjr-lorry lent her flowers next day and still had the "deepest regard for her. Bridgend (dam) ma thstrates were told. The
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    £69 FOR MAN WHOSE BOOT CAUGHT FIRE
    113 5 London: <By Air Mad).—A man who said tn e toe cap oi his boot burst into fiam.s a ,ld DUmeu his toes while he was lUing a loot irom a fire was awarded £69 10s. damages at Bow (London) County Cou.t agai st
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    Indians Fail Despite Gul Mohamed's 85
    169 6 SYDNEY, Nov. 14. India collapsed after a promiaini start in their match agair.sl an Australian XI captained by Don Bradman today. The tourists began well after Amarnath had won the toss in a match generally regarded as a "Test rehearsal" lor the tourists. Gul
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    SCORE BOARD
    58 6 INDIA M Innings Mankad Sillier b Johnston jj Sarwate <• Saggeaf •> Miller 32 Gul Hohamed < Saggers b LOXtOn Hazare run <<v Adlkhari <• Saggers b Johnston Amarnath b Li KtOfl 10 Rangnekar «> Loxton 6 Kishenchand not oul > r i7 Sohoni run ou H Nayixfu
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    HOCKEY LEAGUE GAMES TODAY
    123 6 The Singapore Recreation Club. Police, Ceylon Sports Club and the Indian Association will ligiin* ill today's Hockey League games on the Padang and at Thomson Road. The Recs' will take the field against tiie Police on Padang while the Ceylon Sports Club wiU battle against the
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    CSC RALLY BUT LOSE IN 7-GOAL HOCKEY MATCH
    68 6 Despite a magnificent rally in the second half when they Betted three time*, the CeV-CC Sport* club vent down at hoc v to tf;i» l-.P C. by the d*l 7 al in seven at Ii ny Li»i C r on sestejday Tne
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      196 6 «J I E E X S I: fit Day: 3 00. 6.30. 8.15 P.M. KING OF CHINATOWN" OPENING TO-MORROW 'TIONKY TONK" Diamond Theatre Last 3 Shows: 3.15. 6.15, 9 15 "SHIKARI" in Hindustani OPENING TO-MORROW Return Screening; by Public Request .'RAT TAN" Swarnalatha. Wasti, Kiran I>»* wan and nu-ny others.
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      59 6 Tide-Table TO-D w i High Water: 12.14 a m 9 ft, 2 In 11.31 < m 9 ft. in. Ii w Water: f> a-n 3 it 9 Nr. 6.1! p.m. :n. TOMOKP'. >W. High Water: 12.4f a m. 8 fl 7 »a 11.5J :u 9 It. 1 13. Low Water:
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    TO-DAY'S RAGES
    1677 7 Special Tribune Racing Feature, Giving All The Information About... Below is the complete Race Card for today's races, the opening day of ihe Singapore Turf Chib revival meeting, giving full details of the horses, description, last three runs,probable jockeys, weights, owners and trainers, as well as prospects at
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    Selections At A Glance
    84 7 (fry Our feeing Corn's;; ;..drnt) RACK ifERODEIN Despair RACE 2: LUCKY ACE Cool Play itACE PHAR GAY Rendova RACK 4: LACKEY Liberty Man RACK 5: AIRMAIL Everest RACE ii: SPEAR MIRTH Jack Druec H RACE 7: El LOGISM August Bless ing (Ry flp Top) RACK I:
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    Supporters Cheer, Fire Crackers At Inter-College Hockey Match
    450 8 MEDICOS WIN BY 2-0 (By "First Timer") Medical College u'fles CoUcjC The Medical College e'.rier-ej by two nil in thsir annual ho-key encounte. :,fv U»t reamer Collet con ihe Pa lang ye; terday. The v. was played at a fast pace ihrjughain
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    Jack Beech Quits Ring
    169 8 Jack Beech, Terry Lee and Bomber Newton, the three rvices boxers who did so well ri Singapore during the tirst year o the liberation, have had a remarkable scries of victories in Ebgland during the past ten months. Beech has just announced bis retirement from 'he
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    LIEN HWA XI TO GO SIGHT-SEEING
    106 8 Reuter. SHANGHAI, Nov. 14:—The Lion Hwa s xjcer »le" in, from Malaya, which arnwd yesterday from Hongkong, will haw a short work-out today to preparation for first match tomorrow against Railways, one of the Chinos league leans which they ought to trounce without difficulty.
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    Fine Goalkeeping At Colts v SCC Hockey Match
    76 8 A brilliant exhibition at go 1 by C. Humphries, Singap re Colts' custod-an. VM the leature of yesterday's Padang hoc key match in which the Singapore Cricket Club were beaten by two goals to one Though Celts showed fine com bination to
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    TABLE TENNIS
    64 8 The Singapore Indian Association Junior table tennis team will meet the Tan Tock Seng Hospital Assistar f table tennis team in rive singles to be played at Tan TOCk Seng Hospital on Wednesday. 19th November at 7 p.m. sharp. The Indians will be represented by the following L.
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    PAID OFF
    53 8 While the complete census report is being prepared. final payments are now being made to enumerators. All enumerators who worked in the Municipal Area are asked to report to Dr. Hutchinson. Munlc pal Health Officer, durmg office hours on or after November 24 for payment of the balance
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    To-Day's Sports
    62 8 RACES Singapore Turf Club. Opening Day of Revival Meeting. Bukit Timah. HOCKEY. League: S.R.C. vs. Police. Pa~ d;iiig; C S.C. vs. Indiaa Assn., Thomson Road; Y.M.CA. vs. Naval Police. Naval Base. RUGBY. Three-Cornered Competition: S CC. vs. Non-Europeans. Padang; Negri Sembllan vs. R.A. Tampin. Seremben. ATHLETICS. Malay School
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    FRIENDLY SOCCER
    31 8 A friindly football match will bo played today at 5 p.m. on tne Telok Kurau English School ground between the Chartered Bank Sports Club and the "Blue While Youngsters".
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    Johore Score Only Goal To Beat Malacca At Hockey
    137 8 (From Our Own Reporter) MALACCA. Nov. 14. Though playing a dogged game from the outset. Malacca were unfortunate to lose their hockey encounter against Johore here today by the only goal score* 1 in the game. Johore scored this goal early
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