Malaya Tribune, 24 November 1949

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    64 1 MALAYA Tribute BY THE PEOPLE FOR THE PEOPLE Ttk Tribune* S'por* larclr Z\fJX THAN ANY AFITR.NOON PAPER IN MALAYA Phone 5811/3 Nine Lines Published simultaneously at Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh a nd Penang. EIGHT PAGES SINGAPORE, THURSDAY NOVEMBER 24, 1949 PRICE TEN CENTS. THE MALAYA TRIBUNE LONDON REPRESEXTATIVE E. Maurice
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    Bombing Mission
    57 1 Flight Lieutenant D.J. Caruthers (18, Queen's street, Carroustie, Angus SeoMand) is seen giving advice on the adjustment of parachutes to a Chinese cadet of the Malayan Air Training Corps before taking off from Tengah on a bombing and gunnery flight. In the background. Flying Oflieer L.A. Ferguson (Church
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    NO WITHDRAWAL
    29 1 A.P. TiiiPOU. Wed.—Emanuel Shinwell, British Secretary of State for War. tohi a press confe'once today that Great Britain had no intention of withdrawing troops from Tripoli. A.P.
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    REDS BARRED FROM INDIA
    61 1 A.P. CALCUTTA, Wed. The Communist sponsored All Indian Peace Confress which begins a three-day session in Calcutta tomoi row. said that three Russian delegates, he'd up at Karachi since Saturday, have been refused visas by the Indian government. Four Vietnamese delegate"? have been turned back from
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    Li Plans To Fight Reds Without Chiang
    239 1 BERKEY SEES HIM IN 3ED Reuter. HONGKONG, Wednesday. £HINA'S Acting President Li Tsung-jen plans to carry on the anti-Communist fight in southern China with a Nationalist splinter group excluding Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek. Two envoys sent here by Chiang Kai-shek to persuade Gen. Li
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    TONED DOWN
    24 1 A.P. LONDON, Wed. Britain.--ruling Labour Party today toned down its pan to force state ownership of the nation's large insurance companies.- A.P.
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    LILIENTHAL QUITS
    26 1 A.P. WASHINGTON, Wed. David Liiienthal resigned to- 1 day as chaiman and member of the U.S. Atomic Energy Commission, effect' y e Dec. 31.—A.P.
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    PHUMIPUON MAY WED IN SPRING
    84 1 A.P. LAUSANNE. Wed.—King Phumiphon of Siam and his fiancee. Princess Sirikit Kitiyakara, may be married it: Bangkok next spring, an 00--cal cf the king's household 'i-l today. The 22-year-old king, a student at Lausanne University, is to return temporarily to his country next February, the
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    DEFENCE PLAN
    47 1 U.P. WASHINGTON. Wed. Defence Secretary Louis Johnson predicted today that the North Atlantic Pact Defence Committee next week will adopt a complete defence plan. Johnson made the prediction after conferr!cr with British Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery, chairman of the livenation Western Union Military Committee- U.P.
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    NEW DIRECTOR
    41 1 A.P. LIVERPOOL. Wed. A teetotaller has been appointed a director of Guinness, one of the world's large-t breweries. She the Mai chionesc of Dufferin and Avu. 42-year-old niece of the Guinness Company chairm.in. the second Earl of Iveagh.— A.P.
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    DOPE SMUGGLERS
    17 1 A.P. LrttENT, Wed.—Four drug smugglers have been arrested lor importing cocaine from France and Germany.—A.P.
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    U.S. WARNED BY BRITAIN
    52 1 LAKE SUCCESS. Wed. Britain warned the United States today to stop moves to bring representatives Oi allegedly oppressed minorities before the United Nations fo: hcaunga. Otherwise. Sir Te:cm Shone told the 59-natio i Trusccesnip Committee, the United States faces tfcj possibility of seeing his complaints before
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    DEATH FOR GIRL STRANGLER
    125 1 A.P. WAHN, Germany, Wed.— Royal Air Force Corporal Douglas Ingray of Luton, England, was convicted today of murdering his German sweetheart and was sentenced to be hanged. A court of seven R.A.F. officers found the 34-year-old corporal guilty of strangling Euirier Bierschwate, a beautiful 26-year-oid frauleln
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    SUPPORTS MAJORS BSD
    438 1 Mr. V. Calls Chiang Envoys 'Pygmies' Reuter. FLUSHING MEADOWS, Wednesday. ]M. ANDREI VYSHINSKY, Soviet Foreign Minister, told the United Nations 1 General Assembly tcilav th*t Russia no longer regarded the Chinese delegation to the United Nations as representing the Chin *-3 people. M. Vyshinsky said the Soviet
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    Charles And The Saucepan
    92 1 A.P. LONDON, Wed. Prince Charles, a temporary "orplian," was reported today to be consoling himself raising a great din, beating a saucepan with a wooden spoon. His mother, Princess Elizabeth Is on a visit to his father, the Duke who is itwrf"rr ~f at Malta with
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    T.U.C. APPROVES WAGE FREEZE
    81 1 U.P. LONDON, Wed.- The General Council of the powerful Trades Union Congress today approved the government's wage freeze policy hut asked for special 'incentive payments" for increased production for low paid worker". The TUC whose 8,000.000 dues-paying members form the backbone of the Laboui Government's strength
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    £3 MILLION IS GIFT TO FIGHT BANDITS
    194 1 Reuter. LONDON, Wednesday. MR David Rees-Williams, Under Secretary for the ifl Colonies, said today that the British Government's recent grant of £3,000,000 to Malaya was a contribution towards the cost of emergency measures in 1950. In a written reply to a Parliamentary question
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    MAYA IS BARRED FROM H.K.
    144 1 U.P. HONGKONG, Wed. Mr-. Maya Freeman, widow at one of the two l*3ftn men ;n a drink'ng brawl at the Freeman home in Canton last September, was ref"sed entry Into Hong Kong today. Mr?. Freeman flew >n from Kurtming with a group of American wives
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    1 IN 5 A UNIONIST
    22 1 A.P. LONDON, Wed —One out of every five persons in Britain is a trade union member. —A.P.
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    STOP PRESS llriluiu Probes 5 Percenter*
    89 1 A.P. LONDON, Wed.—Britain is Investigating the "five percenters '—contact men who carry Government favours for private interest*. A report on ihe ioquiry will Im« published S.Mill. The investigation grew out of charges made at a public inquiry into alleged lion among a te.v Government
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    Bandits Hold Ip. Hum Lorry
    75 1 SEGAMAT, Today.—Thirteen unit ornied bandits armed with rifles held up a timber lorry and trailer near the Se-gamat-Labis Road yesterday. -i. > bandits ordered the driver and two attendants out and set fire to the vehicle and the trailer, destroying them completely. Another gang of
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    PENANG SETS UP ELECTION COMMITTEE
    268 2 PENANG, Wednesday. ACOMMITTE is being formed in Penang to look into the question of introducing elections in the Municipality, Town and Rural Boards This was Government's answer to questions raised by Mr. m. P. Mathew at the Penang Settlement Council meeting today. Mr Mathew was
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    ONLY DID NOT LACK A CARGO
    122 2 Tan Kirn Swce. owner of a motor vessc'. was fined a total of $770 in the First District Court yesterday because his boat lacked crew, life saving apparaius. water line markings, fire fighting equipment. Besides, he allowed vessel to leave Singapore without a port
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    FINAL NURSING EXAMINATIONS
    49 2 Twenty trainee nurses wiii sit for their final nursing examinations next month. The nurses have complete.! three years and four month* of training at Singapore hospitals. The last time the finat nursing examinations wer* held, in February this yeat, 30 trainees became fully qua lifted nurses.
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    ITALIAN PAINTINGS ON SHOW
    229 2 Professor C. Ragusa did not sleep for four days He was preparing tor today's exhibition of oils Dy fOui modern Italian artists, Prof. Natali, Gragnoli, P of. F. C. Domenici and C. Funigliulo. The exhibition will open at Raffles Hotel at 11 a m. and will
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    MOUNT EMILY POOL
    42 2 Information hks now been received that repairs to the Mount Emily Swimming Pool are nearing completion and it is expected that the Pool will be available for use by members of the public on and alter December, 1 1949.
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    Planter Guilty Of House Breaking
    437 2 THE First District Judge yesterday heard an ac--1 count of how well-built L. C. Lincoln, a rubber planter, smashed down two doors and entered the bedroom of a dance-hostess shortly after midnient n N Lincohi was facing a charge of housebreaking. He oleaded not guilty.
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    Interested Patrons
    13 2 Mr. P X. B. McKernra Ilt«p*dtB handwork at fitrltf School ymtrrday.
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    ONN FUND MAY BE OPPOSED
    305 2 JOHORE BAHRU, Thursday. MEMBERS of the U.M:N.O. Johore Bahru branch M are meeting this afternoon to discuss and vote on a proposal to create a Dato Onn Fund The proposal was made at a recent UMO. meeting by Haji Zainal Abideen bin Haji Mohd Vunos
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    CATHAY CINEMA OPENING AT PORT S'HAM
    83 2 TlTfe evening, the of Solangor will open Port Swet--len ham s nr*t permanent cinema—the new Cathay. Built <>n modem lines, sinv pie buf effective, the new cinema has a seating capacity of 478. the ftrrt him to be s>how» will he Paramount'-. "Streets of
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    CYLINDER FLOWN OUT TO SHIP
    79 3 A SPECIALLY chartered BOAC York aircraft la leaving Tengah airport today 1,250 pound cylinder block for a disabled ship hyn« in Melbourne harbour. This is said to be the heaviest single item ever to carried by air from Malaya. The block was ughi here on
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    PEASANTS PROTEST TO GOVERNMENT
    71 3 A.P. PENANG, Wed. Malay tnts In BaJik Pulau have ;ted to leading Malay litical bodies expressing inanimous disapproval of the British Government'? plan to acquire their lands for tho 340-acre Fishery Culture and arch Training Institute, are about 100 houses on the site of the proposed
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    LAWYER WINS HIS APPEAL
    59 3 Mr. J.L.P. Harris, advocate and solicitor, was cleared of I of negligent driv• n the 1 Ugn Court yesterunen ho appealed against Magistrate's, Court tine of "A Mr. Huit is was alleged to have driven the cat out of PatarsM Road and oveitak- g a lino
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    SEIMTENCE CUT
    56 3 The Chief Justice. Mr. Munay-Aynsley. yesterday Mtercd a sentence of six months' imprisonment to a fine of ot. in default, one month's imprisonment in the aae of a taxi driwr. Tan Kirn Hin. wh-_ had been found guilty in the Second Police <:cu!*t of offering a bribe of
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    BLOOD BANK
    36 3 MALACCA. Wed. At a meeting of the Malacca Blood. Bank Committee recently plans were finalised lor the inauguration of the hank. T.ie Malacca branch of the MCA. has rendered much assistance in this connection.
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    STAFF SHORTAGE
    36 3 MALACCA. Wed. Owing to financial stringency ihere will be no increase in j he establishment of teachers in English schools said the Hon. Mr. G.E.C Wisdom. R.sidont Commissioner. I at a press conference today.
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    GURKHAS HOLD SIX BANDIT SUSPECTS
    138 3 Lumpur, Wednesday. A patrol of the 1/2 Gurkha Rifles captured six bandit suspects —five Chinese and a Malay—near the Malacca border. One of the Chinese bandits was in possession of a large quantity of khaki cloth, while another has been identified as wanted by the
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    Govt. Loans
    52 3 MALACCA. Today.—When tho Malacca Settlement Council mot at the R«\»id ont Commissioner's utile 1 today Enoh'e Mohd. bin Sa!leh was told that thirty three Government servants were given loans to buy motor cars. 11 got loans to buy motor cycles and 212 to buy bicycles. All loans are
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    LABOUR RALLY
    57 3 AX election meeting in support of Mr. Mak Pak Shee. a Labour Party nominee for the Municipal Elections. was held in Kampong Amber yesterday. Mr. Mustaza one of the speakers, explained the principles of the Labour Party and said that another meeting will be held at the Lunar
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    MEETING POSTPONED
    58 3 The Progressive Party meeung to mcroduce all, Chong Thutt F -tt. candidate for Noith Ward in the coming Municipal elections which wme to have been hold yesteiday at Thomson Road was postponed because of the i ram. The meeting will be held on Saturday at 5.30 p.m. at
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    MARRYING TODAY
    23 3 The Municipal engineer. Mr. G. Edmond will many Miss Mary Heggie at the Presbyterian Church this afternoon iThuis.) at 5 o'clock.
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    PERAK CUTS MEDICAL SERVICES
    121 3 Kuala Lumpur. Wed. Because of the shortage of Medical Officers medical services in Perak State have been curtailed. The main reduction is the closing of a portion of Taiping Hospital to reduce the number of beds from "51 to 260. Many of the patients who have
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    PROMOTION
    31 3 Mi. J. P. Tham Assistant Commandant of the Extra Constabulary, has been promoted Commandant wii.li effect from July 1. 1949. in plac« of Major Wee Kah Kiat who ha« resigned.
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    GOOD DEMAND FOR RUBBER FROM EUROPE
    246 3 '['HERE has been good demand for Malayan rubber this week from the Eurpean Continent. Scandinavia. Germany, France and South America are nowbuying steadily. Russia is still an unknown factor and there is no news yet of her rubber needs. Market circles expect better prices
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    SINGH'S VISIT TO THE BARBER WAS IN VAIN
    223 3 DILOT Officer Balwant Singh of the Malayan Air Training Corps cut off his beard and doffed his turban and had a haircut for his first flight in a Tiger Moth yesterday—only to discover that his pilot had gone to a funeral. Winner
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    MacDonald Is Back
    37 3 Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald. Commissioner General in South East Asia rerurned to Singapore last nlghi irom Saigon by special R.A.F. plane. He spent a week in IndoClaina at the invitation of tiie government there.
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    NEW JUDGE
    47 3 Mr. F. A. Briggs. Regriatrar, Supreme Court, has been appointed a Judge of the Court. Federation of Mala.>u, with c fleet from November js. 194#. He will bd stationed at Kota Bhare vice Mr. Justice R. Moore, who is proceeding on leave prior to retirement.
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    FLAG DEBATE ON MONDAY
    161 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. When the Federal Legislative Council meets next Monday. Sir Alec NewbOUlt, Federation Chief Secretary*, will ask the Council to dt I berate the report of the Committee appointed to consider designs and make recommen(iations for a flag foi the Federation. Dato Zainal Abidin
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    THE ELECTION
    551 4 TAKE a day off from the Malayan scene and lock instead'at Britain. THE ELECTION (and it deserves the capitals )is drawing nearer, and from all over the world the experts are arriving in London to watch the track work of the Socialists and the Tories and try to
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    THE CITIES OF THE PLAIN
    3678 4  -  EASTERN APPROACHES-3 by BRIGADIER FITZROY MACLEAN M. P. ON reaching Barnaul I went, before trying for a place on the Alma Ata train, out into the town to buy some bread. a commodity not always to be found in the sma'l wayside stations along the
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    THE LADY OF THE HML BEQUEATHS £100 TO MY EVACUEE'
    269 5 SLVEN-YEAR-OLD Stephen Harnett is going t<» tell his schoolmat*' s at Horn's Cross, near (ireenhllhe. Kent, that his bank account now runs into three figures. I ndVr the will of Mrs. Vlice I.angdale Mortimer Fletcher, of Coley Hall, n.ar Halifax,
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    FARMER DEFIES FOX HUNTERS
    378 5 A.P. LONDON, Wednesday. STUBBORN Welsh farmer defied the anger of Britain's organised fcx hunters yesterday >and assisted with the completion of a film that they would have no part 0f.,, Daniel Bertram Stephens of Cardiganshire lent his 32 foxhounds for use in the shooting of the
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    FRIENDSHIP
    50 5 Reuter. fi I >iCJ HI, Wed. A i v (up net ween i nepiu, Lne tiny 'ut tVluiOU Kingdom a tut loot oi me Himalayas, •>' to ue conciuueU snurtiy. X. Singh, India's tUKM 10 is.'pui. now Delhi, win discuss oi tne treaty witn Government during his ttu-uuy stay
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    New Drugs To Cure Drunkards
    102 5 Reuter-AAP. SYDNEY. Wed. Sydney doctors are using two new drugs "antabuae" and "curcthyl'' in the treatment of chronic drunkards. A patient dose 1 with antabuse, who drinks even relatively small quantities of alocohol, immediately develops a bad hangover. The drug produces this effect by accelerating
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    Stop Low Flying Over My Court, Or....' JUDGE STOPS MURDER TRIAL TO WARN R.A.F.
    147 5 A.P. MAJDSTONE, Wednesday. A judge gave the Royal Air Force its choice yesterday to stop low flying over his court, or he will close down its airfield. Justice Sir Reginald Croom Johnson laid down the law
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    REFUGE FOR MEN 'WITH TOO MUCH WIFE'
    130 5 A.P. LONDON, Wed. British recruiting sergeants used a certain appeal to get henpecked husbands into the Army in the Napoleonic wars. They offered an ironclad refuge for men "with too much wife." This came out yesterday at aa exhibit of some 40 old
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    CONFESSION
    27 5 Reuter. Wed. A private to.d a court maitial at Fatnborough, Hampshire, "I am corrupting the army far more rapidly than the army is reforming me." -Reuter.
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    SIGNED PLEDGE
    12 5 "Ernest" beer drinking red deal ;it Molland. Devon—has turned teetotal.
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    WIFE TELLS OF MISERY
    384 5 Officer-Husband Denies Charges LONDON, Wednesday. THE 27-year-old wife of a lieutenant-colonel complained in the Divorce Court that her husband w?s "morose, bad-tempered, selfish, self-sufficient," and had shown neither her nor their child love or affection. This was stated by Mr. Justice Wallington, saving judgment, after a
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    £50 FINE FOR FASHION PIRATES' LONDON DESIGNERS DECIDE
    196 5 Reuter. LONDON, Wednesday. LONDON dress designers arc to stop "fashion pirates" attending their shows, buying nothing and then returning home and copying the clothes they have seen. The dress designers are to "fine" £50 those foreign visitors suspected of not being genuine
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    Hitchcock Pays For Her Nylons
    106 5 A.P. LON DON. Wed. Mr s. Rene Brownjohn was watching the fi'm "Under Capricorn" in a West End theatre. Suddenly Ingrid Bergman turned hack th. sheet of her bed disclosing a mummified human head. Mrs. Biownjohn Started with fright bruising her knees and tearing her
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    MORE JAPS MARRY, DIVORCE
    92 5 Reuter-AAP TOKYO. Wed. More marriages and divorces were recorded in 1947 than in 1935. the latest pre-war year for which statistics are available, the Japanese Welfare Ministery announced. Marriages registered in 1947 numbered 934.170. of 12 per 1.000. against eight per 1.000 twelve years ago, and
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    OH THOSE 'SIXES'
    19 5 Tilford (Surrey) Cricket Club have insured their players for £1.000 against injuring spectators when hitt'ng ''sixes
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    Pat Neal Is 'Too Glamorous'
    96 5 Reuter. LONDON. Wed. The Hollywood fi'm star, Patricia Neal has been ruled "too glamorous" for British Hospitals. A portrait of Miss Neal as she appeared in the British film 'The Hatty Heart*' in the uniform of a nursing sister, was used by the British Ministry
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    CAMERAS TO NAB GAMBLERS
    62 5 Reuter—AAP. TOKYO. Wed—Camerr-, both kodaks and moving picture cameras, equipped with telescopic lenses, were used by Kobe police recently to nab gamblers at the Nishinomiya stadium baseball games. Forty plain clothesmen manned the cameras and obtained the photographs which incriminated the gamblers on whom police have
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    HOLIDAY FOR BEVIN
    59 5 A.P. LONDON. Wed.—The .British Foreign Secretary, Mr. Ernest Bevin, is leaving London on Saturday for a rest "on the advice of his doctors.'' the Foreign Office said yesterday. A spokesman declined to say where Mr. Bevin would the length of his stay would depend on "the pressure
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    BETROTHED
    59 5 Reuter-AAP. TOKYO. Wed.- The informal betrothal of Princess Taka. 20-year-old and third daughter of Emperor Hirohito and Empress Nagakem to Kosho Otani. eldest son of the Chief Abbot of the Higashi Honganji Buddhist Temple, was reported in the newspaper "Yomiuri Shimbun" this morning. Impeiial household declined to comment on
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    PRIZE ANKLE AT 80
    19 5 Mrs. S. Hutchinson tbO>, of Weedon. Buckinghamshire, won the second prize in an ankle competition.
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      57 5 LIT AIL\LK by Al tapp f d To'cf' L JSC aaaCSS 7it DOr'f r V but he: must be: makin' 5 I -sT STOP/.YOU If J |V r Voni-V he'd 1 fatV \5 BOTHER SOME. SIU.Y MISTAKE:. AH rOGL/. r THATS STOP LOOK-MS UP AT < TR^C^ P *££t!IV ISAVOUNG,SWA
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    TIN PRICE CHEERS SHARE MARKET
    881 6 SINGAPORE, Wednesday. THE local tin share market received a little encour--1 agement from a better metal price. But business, was still on a limited scale. no Industrials were a little firmer The following are the share prices announced by .the Malayan Association today. INDUSTRIALS Atlas
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    RUBBER STOCKS, OUTPUT DOWN
    100 6 Rubber production in Malaya fell in October by 8.666 tons rj compared with production in ptember. Stocks at die end of October were aslo down by S,Qt3 tons as compared witli stocks at the end ot September. Stocks at tbe end of October totalled 69.072 tons
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    COCOA SEEDS FROM AFRICA
    65 6 Six thousand specially selected cocoa seedlings from West Africa are due to arrive at Tengah this afternoon for the Government Cocoa Isolation Nursery at Pulau Tekong. The seedlings are from the Research Station at Pafo. on the GolJ Coast, and will he taken care of by
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    COPRA TRADE IN OCT.
    132 6 A.P. WASHINGTON. Wed.—The Philippines exported 55.• 445 long tons of copra in October- the- U.S. Agriculture Department reports. This was approximately the same as September. Copra exports in the first ten months of the year totalled 457.074 compared to 517,126 in the same period a year
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    TIN
    83 6 The price of tin rose by $3 18 in Singapore y*e«lerdav to $800 1/8 per picul. The price indicated good foreign orders as reported in the Tribune yesterday. LOMM» N, Novenab?r 22: Three months tin £595 per ton. Up £7 1 z Spot tin £643 3 4. I nehanged.
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    REALLY CHEAP CAR
    37 6 A.P. XhW YORK. Wed. H«iurj J Kaiser Kai<er-Fra.- sr<Uv n nds to produce a low-pricea automobiK selUn* "wUhka. tha income of millions who has* never before been able to own I new automobile. A.F.
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    Along the godowns
    82 6 Hollvbank (41); Rarnss i i>hrrn Wharf'; Mount Man»tield (41/4SV) Wakde— ftaateal <41 >; Rota Nica < 10/41); Bois»evain < :;h :iH) Bengal If); Tarakun (33/341; Bidor i\\e»; trii >id»> of Kmpire Bock Knlraiic«>>; M<<lttmpii- Rurn»i(l 119 MBrj Hoegli tfiftver*MM (J*/ ii., I oksaux tSC); BritWi I'rince i
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    PRODUCE MART
    48 6 Coffee Rio No. 5 by the Ruvs was done yesterday at Sill. Copra changed hands at S35 1 per picul f.o.b. Jan.Feb. while sellers for December shipment asked $85H with buyers bidding $35 1 i. Coconut oil was nominal at $57 asked per picul f.o.b. Dec.-Jan.
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    RUBBER MARKET
    91 6 THE rubber commodity market opened .steady but with piotit takers in evidence, prices eased s'-ightly toward* the close. Closing pi ices in cents per pound were Buyers Seller No 1 RSS Dec. 46 46 1 Nc 2 ItSS Dec. 4514 45% NO. 3 RSS Dec. 44 s 44%.
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    Chinese Refugee Capital: A Denial
    178 6 U.P. MANILA Wed.—Reootts fro* Hong Kong .stating that pet mission had heon for capita! to be invested in the phihppmes were discounted bj the Foreign Office today. u o ri Jose Rodriguez Philippic Consul in Hong Kong, had been quoted Taking in these report* that
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    AIR MAIL
    109 6 Mails ar? expected trcn: Aden. At'-'hanistan. U.S.A.. Europe. Africa. South America, Azores. West Indies. Canada. C.reat r.ntain. Hire, Iceland. India Pakis'an. Tihet. Turkey. Australia. Pacific Islands. Ceylon. Medan. Padanir. *Thailand. Sourabava. Ipoh. Kuala Lumpur. Penang. Taiping and U.S.S.R. Mails for Aden. Afghanistan. U.S.A.. Europe. Africa. Sooth America, Azor-s.
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      737 6 MANSFIELD CO. LTD., incorporated In Singapore) BLUB FUNNEL LINE Carrier*' option to proceed via other porta to toad and discharge cargo. Sailings for LIVERPOOL, GLASGOW CONTINENTAL PORTS "Anchises" °ails for Colombc, Genoa, Marseilles, Dublin Liverpool Nov. 24 "Cyclops" sails for Colombo, Genoa, Marseilles, Liverpool Glasgow Dec. 4 "Rhesus" sails for
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      276 6 *BOUSTEAD COT, LTD. SINGAPORE Lloyds Agents In Singapore, Ticket Agents For Malayan Railways GLEN LINE ACCEPTING FOR ADEN, LONDON, ANTWERP. ROTTER DAM, HAMBURG. Due Sails OBRECONSHIRE (calls Alexandria. Tangir and Casablanca) Nov. 26 Nov 29 GLENGARRY (Calls Genoa) Dec. 11 Dec. 16 <fr Calls Amsterdam »>efore London. FROM U.K. FOR
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      561 6 THE HO HONG S.S. CO. (1932) LTD 66, CHULIA STREET, PHONE 3sW4-5 (Incorporated in Singapore) PASSENGER FREIGHT SERVICES PALEMBANG, DJAMBI, PAKAN BAKOE RENGAT and BAGAN SI API API. "HONG ANN" Sails for Palembang Nov. "HONG SOON" Sal is for Djambi via Rengt De "HONG TAT" Sail* fo.- Pakan Baroe ►"HONG
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    HEAVIER R.A.F. TEAM BEAT ARMY H-3
    411 7 TAKING full advantage of their heavier pack, the 1 R.A.F. Combined defeated the Singapore District (Army) by 14 points (three tries and a goal) to three (a try) in the second match of the Quadrangular Rugby Competition at Jalan Besar Stadium, yesterday. The Army
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    Hovers v. IRC in Cup Soccer
    185 7 A silver cup (above) presented by the Dravitla Kalagam As-Moe-.'it:on in memor\ of Mr. V. O. Chidambaram will be compelert lor annually at soccer between the Indian Recreation Club and the Rovers Sports Club. lb. first match will bo played on Saturday at Farrer
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    ENGLISH RUGBY, SOCCER RESULTS
    54 7 A.P. LONDON, Wed. Today s foot'all results: Wales 5. Be'gium 1, played at Cardiff. RUGBY UNION: County championship Kent 31 Berkshire 0, played at Blaekheath. Sussex 3, Hampshire 13 played at Hove. Other matches: Oxford T'niverslty Greyhounds 8, St. Thomas Hospital 6; Devonport Services 16. Royal
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    PENANG PICK POCKETS WORK OVER TIME
    105 7 A.P. PENANG- Football m Straw featuring the Indian touring team, which have been drawing record crowds in Penang. are keeping the pick pockets extra busy these days. Mfrre than ten ca.«ej» of pick-poc-Uetinji were reported recently. The most recent victims Mr. R. <;. Sanaa,
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    McKERRON TO ATTEND SHUTTLE FINAL
    63 7 H. E. the Officer Administering the Government. Mr. P. A. B. McKcrron, C.M.G., will attend the final match of the Annual Badminton Competitions in Singapore, today at 5.25 p.m. at the Clerical Union hail at Rangoon Road. The finalists for the badminton Cup presented by
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    S'PORE GUN CLUB BEATEN AT ARCHERY
    84 7 Johore Royal International Club beat the Royal Singajwre Gun Club by 315 to 288 points in the Toxophily Tournament play ed at Johore Bahru on Sunday. Mr. 11. H. Beamish captained the International Club, while Mr. Wilson captained the Sineapore Gun Club. The best
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    FOUR SECOND ROUND MATCHES FIXED BY S.H.A.
    266 7 Knock-out Hoekey Tournament UIGHT matches will be played in the second round of the Singapore Hockey Association Knock-out Tournament starting from Nov. 30. Only four of the eight matches have been fixed because'five of the 16 matches scheduled for the first round have
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    BOXING POSTPONED
    23 7 The boxing card scheduled to take place at the Great World arena on Oec. 2 has been postponed to Dec. 9.
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    Varsity do well to keep S.R.C, Reds' score down
    321 7 C.R.C. "Red" who are favoured to win the Knockout hockey tournament had to battle hard to eliminate the University XI by two goals to nil in a fast and thrilling hockey encounter on the Padang yesterday. Watched by a large crowd
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    AMERICANS WILL WATCH THE GAMES KEENLY
    148 7 Reuter-AAP. SYDNEY. Wed.—Although Americans will not be competing in the Empire Games in Auckland next February, they will be keenly observing performances of Empire athletes. Since the Olympic Games in London last year. Morris Curotta, Peter Mullins, and John Marshall, ail' of whorr performed*
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    King Kong And Layton Meet Again
    152 7 THE eagerly awaited return contest between Giant Ty Layton and King Kong tops tne wrestling programme at the Great World on Saturday night and should provide a thriller. King Kong has been out of action since their last meeting four weeks ago whilst Layton
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    Union's 'No' To Massed' Start Races
    147 7 Reuter. LQNPON. Wed.—By their rejection 01 a that they should permit massed start races on the open road next year, the .National Cyclist* Union (Britain) have Stuck to a hart which has Deen in existence since the bicycle wap about the fastest tarns On
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    WEMBLEYS TO PLAY EVERGLOW AND AMBER B.P.'s
    107 7 Werabley Badminton Pariy •win play ladminton against Fvererlow B.P. and ArabeY B.P. bn Saturday at 3 p. at. and ti pan resp»*vtively. Following will represent Wembley agaJftst Everg low B.Pi at tho tatter's court. C'B" xtring tiesi: Soon Kirn .Huat. Tan Tian Siew,
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    SWEDISH XI LEAVE SAIGON FOR HONGKONG
    37 7 A.P. SAIGON, Wed.—The Swedish football team, Halsingborg, left today for Hong Kong where it wJJI play three matches. From Hong Kong the team will go to Calcutta, Rangoon, Cairo and Alexandria.—A.P.
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    26 RACES FOR IPOH MEETING
    855 7 From Our Own Sports Correspondent IPOH. Wednesday. TILE Perak Turf Club will run 26 races at their December Meeting to tje held here on Dec. 8, 7 and 10. A total of 171 horses in Classes 3 and 4 have been entered for the meeting
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      179 7 Just Received! Just Received!! Letts Diaries CoUln* Diari?s Christmas Cards, etc. Go to i'F.TER CHOXG COMPANY Singapore Branches. Pimples Go Cane Killed in 3 lim »d r<« m moo i rulir —to. •*••©< h and eie»r **rm 1» m*t dUcorery that WJ am aaS Mruitei Urn skia urn «»elWa BO.U.
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      530 7 NOTICE Notice is hereby given that George Zeimcs of The Great World Recreation Club, Great World Amusement Park, Kirn Seng Road, Singapore, is applying to the Governor for Naturalisation, and that any person who knows any reason why should not be granted should send a written and signed statement of
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      466 7 SITS. VACANT Vacancies exist for Probationer Hospital Assistant. The next course in the Training School commences Crd January. \950. Candidate* fnust be of good education (Standard VIII or over) and between the rijjes of 17 -23. The actual period of training is three years preceded by a trial period of
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      79 7 41 KJ V k WOI |*y s* m I^rf I MOOCH, MA»9E* BABY-MOOCH DON'TI \MEANWML£: JIMMY SAVRF IS I j J!MM\' T R<ES DESPERATELY AGAIN I MM- WAIT, BABY.'YCU MADE A/MAKE MISTAKES! COMPLETELY FRUSTRATED IS HIS AND AGAiN.TO CONNECT- 3UT PuLL VER T0 E 51G MISTAKE THIS OAME IS OuR,
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    BULLETS WON'T STOP REDS
    316 8 'IDEAS WANTED' A.P. SACRAMENTO, CALIF., Wednesday. I T. Gen. Albert C. Wedemeyer, Commander of the L United States Sixth Army and former commander in China, tonight called for "ideas" instead of bullets to stop the progression of Communism in the Far East. -Bullets will not stop
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    Red China Has Her Eyes On The Gurkhas
    207 8 LONDON, Wednesday. Ufi-PAL a kingdom of mystery and the home o of extending their control to Tibet Tibet m tne Broadcasts ftom the Chinese Communist capital of Peking during the past tern days have strongly hinted that they intend to push their
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    29 8 A.P. WEST POINT, New York. Wed. -The Shah of Iran bestowed clemency upoon 30 United States army cadets today and had them re'eased from confinement for infractions of rules.—A.P.
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    A FRIEND
    60 8 TOKYO, Wed. —A Japanese businessman who nas just returned trom a visit tc Thailand quoted Thai Premier Phi bun Songgram as saying that he wished to £ec Japan bccc-mc an independent country as soon as possible. Taneo Miyahara, who was the first postwar Japanese visitor to Thailand, has
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    Stage Club Tackles Difficult Play
    175 8 THE PLAY: The Winslmr Boy. THE PLAYERS: The Singapore State Club. THE AUTHOR: Terence Rattigan. THE Winslow Boy is a very good play. It is one of those plays that look as though there was nothing to them at all except a bit of whimsy
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    Only Survivor wants to be a pilot...
    360 8 Only Survivor wants to be a pilot U.P. OSLO, Wednesday. TWELVE-YEAR-OLD Isaac Allam. only survivor 1 of the Dutch DC-3 airliner crash in which 2? children and seven adults were killed, said today that he wants to become a pilot. Isaac\ being treated at Drammen Hospital lor an injured arm
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    ISAAC HAS BECOME A FAVOURITE
    116 8 A.P.,U.P. GIFTS letters and flowers pouied into Drammcn Hospital today for Isaac AH—W .mm He is in fine spirits and has been chattering a lot to a young Jewish student. Gaby Banan. who is keeping him company and who can talk to him in his
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    CHURCHILL ILL
    31 8 U.P. LONDON, Wed.—Winston Churchill. Britain's 74--year-old wartime Prime Minister, is ill today with a cold and his doctors have ordered him to remain Indoors until Friday, it was announced.—U.P.
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    TO DANCE OR
    36 8 To-nignt's meeting of the East and West Society at the British Council Hall at H. 30 p.m. wil be a discus sion on: "To Dance or not to dance." The public arc invited.
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    C.S.C. CINEMA
    18 8 The Lainese bwimming Club. Singapore, are having an open-air cinema show tomorrow night from 8 p.m.
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    CONVOY PRACTICE
    27 8 Fourteen vehicles of the Singapore Volunteer Corps will go on a Convoy Practice tomorrow leaving the S.V.C. Headqua iters in Beach Roa.l at 5.30 p.m.
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    Libelous Attacks By Tass To End
    177 8 A.P. LaONLX)N, Wednesday. DRITAIN accused Tass, the official Soviet news agency, today of "fomenting internal strife" in Britain and threatened to strip it of diplomatic immunity, which frees the agency from libel suits. Viscount Jowitt who, as ix>rd Chancellor, is tne nation's highest law
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    FIGHTER CRASHES
    26 8 U.P. LONDON. Wed. Three persons were killed today when a Royal Air Force meteor jet fighter and a private plane crashed in the air.—U.P.
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    Vatiean Warns Newsboys
    81 8 A.P. VATICAN CITY, Wcl. —Catholic ncwsvcnditrs who "knowingly and trebly" Communist newspapers must be re- ,eu tbe sacraments, the Holy Office ruled today. It made allowances, however, for newsvendors "under effective coercion" to handle Communist publications. The Holy Office ruling explained provisions of the historic papal decree
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    JR. CHAMBER MEETING TODAY
    53 8 A meeting of the Junioi Chamber of Commerce will be held at the Washington Restaurant, 51A Bras Basah, Road touuv at 5.30 p.m. It la open to all men between 21 and 35 jn any profession and of any nationality. Those above 35 are invited to
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    "WE'RE UP AND ABOUT," SAYS ANGUS WARD
    270 8 Americans Ordered Out Of China WASHINGTON, Wednesday. THE Chinese Communists have c out of the 1 country the United States Consul-General at Mukden, Mr. Angus Ward, about whose detention the United States has been protesting, American State Department ufficials said today. Ward who
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    Stay In At Night, Call In Manila
    220 8 A.P. MANILA, Wednesday. THE mayor of this capital. city "requested" all 1 citizens to stay off the streets after eight o'clock nightly until further notice, as fear was expressed in some official quarters that the armed outbreak m Batangas may spread to Manila.
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    LONDON SHARES
    138 8 Reuter. LONDON. Wed.- Tl scarcely a trace of bp London Btock Ex, h j A Modems ajTinurv 0 f 1 brought only a hfindl I hnnct British Covernm-n' rund? v. r irregular but Movement? did not exceed a quarter percent direction. Once turnover consisted oi n ordo/;. Alterations?
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    WHAT'S ON TODAY GENERAL.
    173 8 ART EXHIBITIONS: Italian paintings at Raffles Hotel Room 49, 11 a.m. Pictures by professors of the Academy of Arts Florence. Italy; 3rd Annual Exhibition of the Y.M.C.A. Art Club at Y.M.C.A. Orchard Road at 5.30 p.m. Exhibition of Chinese Paintings by Chang TanNung at 4.30 p.m.
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    CINEMA
    180 8 CATHAY: "Bride of Vesreance" with Paulette (iodo.'rd. John Lund and Mac Donald 1 arey at 11. 1 45. 4.15, 6.4," and iJ.ni. CAPITOL: 'Coroner Cm-k'' with Randolph Scott at 11. 1.45. 6.30 and 9.3" p.m. ALR.\MBRA: Mr. Worn.' m Chinatown with Boris Kai "fl a* 1 45, iil5. 6.45
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    SPORT
    37 8 1IOCKEY TO! BMSY: u.mr- b v. P.W.D.. lartrr 1 lUK'KKY FRIENDLY: V..O-P. v Hnrl-Niiiin.». B.O.D. m. RIGGER: St. Andrew s Prt.ii Boys v. Present. irround. iiAliMINTON: KSt-'t t Club v. '.falay Seitloinen' (final) Clerical Uniun. •>■-> T
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      258 8 -Manila when you fly Pan American's SLEEPERETTE* way flV> YOU LEAVE Singapore at 12:30 noon Flights every ...reach Manila by 9:30 that night. Thursday to En route you've rested! That's the MANILA beauryof PanAmerican'sS/^/^i<?//<?,the j Your choice of "all-comfort" chair lounge that makes Sleeperette or flying as restful as lounging
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      20 8 Illood Bank liruup A 11 Bottles (..roup iv 7 Bot.'e* ».r i, AB 4 Bet ties Uroup o 20 Buttles
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      99 8 Asthma Mucus Dissolved First Oav your system. MP four e^ r > t rKT x. your health and > Krtptton of rort-Utesthrr.uphth.--l ivth Ing the attack, stranplinE mw j rc ,tRivlng free, easy ful sleep. No miction*. Ju CSTSONDACO taj i b« entirely free from A Bronchitis In next t
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