Morning Tribune, 21 November 1946

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    13 1 MORNING TRIBUNE 175 (At W a. 10 CENTS I, ,'JRSDAY, Nov. 21. 1946.
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    GREECE TO PROTEST DIRECT TO UNO
    183 1 'Foreign Interference I Nov. 20.--It was officially stated today Greek Government is to .send direct to Uie iona her evidence of "foreign interfere] guerilla activity. (l iso stated tha* Greeci did not intend to approaches to Yugoslavia, Bulgaria or Aipiacing the evidence before ".he
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    Gandhi's Solution: To Live With Muslim
    123 1 fl i Nov. 20. Mahatma i prayer meeting Nukhali district of Wf that he had receiv. If letters and ims" m connection I- tnmunal troubles to I I me Muslims feared B me to East Bengal to them. He wanted to B m he
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    Invitations Out For Indian Assembly
    91 1 Invitations Out For Indian Assembly Delhi, Nov. 20-Invita-bclng issued to-day I ni maty meeting of the assembly to be hei i I the date for the anally set* at r?rt re ier thi.s week that the whJ h Is to frame th m f' r India on lines ie British
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    Minister Is Summoned
    60 1 BRISBANE, Nov. 20.- -A summons was i-sued here toda.v against T. A. Poky, Queensland Secretary foi Health and HornAffairs, alleging possessionn ot 533 lbs of tobacco on which excise duty had not been paid. Fohy ha- temporarily relinquished his portfolio pendin* findings of the Royal Commission appointed
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    China Civil War Again
    123 1 NANKING, Nov. 20. Civil Wai 1 Ims flared up again m Chiii.v i and is spreading m spite of tl>.recent cease-fire ordet, accord* inn to reports reaching hero today from a doien points n* North China. Women and children and noncombatants were r< ported to b<
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    2 Explosions In Jerusalem
    172 1 Jerusalem, Nov. 20.— The Pal■stinc police announced to-day that two explosions near the Jewish Agency building and th \avy. Army and A,r Force Institute Ollicer Club last night •]i r h T iv d°m9 ?ed a police armoured car whir^h was passing at that time, but
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    GENT IS NAMED ACTING GOVERNOR GENERAL
    239 1 GENT IS NAMED ACTING GOVERNOR GENERAL Mr. Mac Donald Leaves For U.K. Tomorrow Mr. Malcolm MacDo tld the Governor (> v ill leave Malaya for tin l tomoi is.siDiis with Hie g on various ma ,i neo, Including to resul oi tru recent itu U i discussions In Kuala iam
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    SWEARING-IN ON NOV. 30
    7 1 SWEARING-IN ON NOV. 30 SIR KDWAUIJ Ghi\T
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    Rumania Votes For Government
    49 1 London, Nov. 20.- Results <>t yesterday** and to-day'.s polling m the Rumanian general elections gave the Government bl'»c between 70 and 71 per cent ol he votes, Belgrade Radio report ed to day. "The vote *<>** the opposltl Wa<; ucrw Rmnll thi> P:ifli,, irlrl cd. Reuter
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    Agreement In K.L: Sultans Satisfied
    213 1 Agreement In K.L: Sultans Satisfied A further plenary rence VU h»-ld itt Kirm I Ku:ils Lumpur yesterday morning bo tween th Governor-G< neral, tne Governor of Malayan Union the Ruhr, ol the Malay State*, and reprt entatl I the U.M N o when the rep rt <>i the oonsututlona] working
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      30 1 GIAN SINGH'S SERVICE A Nylon Parachute for $45.00 j Mali ir underclothing now before we an «>nt j ■lock. A BOON FOR FAMILIES laiae? Mhi;;!i iV o. 4, B DAJAJ
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    Govt. Servants Resign From Thrift Society: They Can't Pay Subs
    252 2 (Trfbunt Staff Reporter/ Bel lemem ol the claim im oark pa> h no only teea me ol the buttling gue^ ions for more Uian one peat, but. also a remedy to relieve the hea Indebtedness el the Oover/mwnt servan i,
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    PAYMENT OF MUNICIPAL GRATUITIES
    154 2 'Our Own ItvporWr, Wednesday. A n ol vita] Importance iffi <■• ng Mun uitie.s to Municipal employees was di^ ed by I mm ners tolay. Th first < i the probl< m art in</ out ol the payment, ol Xlituitles is the period of oecupa tlon
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    S'pore Wedding
    118 2 The wedding took place ye*t£iday of Miss Mary Anne Ma; dalena De Haas, daughter ol th. laic Mr. D. M. De Haas-Freeth and of Mis. L. A. De Haa IVeeth of Singapore, and First, Lieut. Frank Ferdinand Hubrlier, son f»f Colonel and Mrs. O. L Hubelier The bride,
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    CHINESE RELIEVED OF $300
    32 2 A walking along X m Chuan Road on Tuesday evenbur, was heki up by two other Cvrim ie rmed wi t > 1 a pistol, nv<\ robbed I $300
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    NEW MOON DAY
    34 2 Mew Mooi wh'fjh falls f£» Priday v. n l> elebrated mt. Binl B ddhist Temple V* r> I .by f^r Rid ird Plnnaduwa. All ar •d to be present for Ptnk&ma
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    S.H.B. Clerk Reported Men, Beaten Up
    143 2 S.H .B. Clerk Reported Men, Beaten Up rig hurt y. o Bai d rwn at the Harbour > c, Ibrahim ■n-udin (three months' and Mohamed bin I iird M it Court rday Yen ;i sup< rlntendent clerk at the Harbour Board, wai stepped behind jodown by three perns, while on
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    EDUCATION FOR CITIZENSHIP'
    32 2 EDUCATION FOR CITIZENSHIP' Mr. c>. c. Thornton oi Pubii< Relations will speak on "Educa on for Citizenship" at Satur i Y^ Men's Luncheon meet m to t>r held at C dl* Resimt.
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    UNITED CHINESE AMATEURS
    49 2 UNITED CHINESE AMATEURS Ail memb rs "f the United Chic Amateurs are requested bo note that i genera] meeting will tv held at the residence of Mr. i Khek Ens. 164. East Coas I i on Dec. 1. at 2 p.m. The object is to revive thr Association's activities
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    Court Decides On Tribune Readers' Appeal: No Prison For Juveniles
    270 2 Court Decides On Tribune Readers' Appeal: No Prison For Juveniles Out Own /»VpOrter/ IPOH, Wednesday, —'in principle that juvenile delinquents should not be sent to prison was upheld by Justice Evans and agree J to by Crown Counsel Mr. Brodie In the Perak Assize Court: today. This was the resull
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    No Noise, But Clerk Was Murdered And Robbed
    243 2 A case of robbery and murder m a house In Killinrv Road was related m the Coroner's Court yesterday at an inquiry into the death of Ong Guun Chye, a clerk formerly employed m the Land Office. The mother m law of
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    Dying Nurse Shouted "Don't Move Me"
    309 2 VV. B. Nichols of tbc 12th Para i under cross-examination thai, he h drr the influence of liquor but no v drunk. Nursing Sister Mavis Ivy Jones, who had I on his knees, ahouted as she went ou: 01 three-ton truck driven by Cpl.
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    Inquiry Into New Taxation
    97 2 Out Own Reporter MALACCA, Wednesday At today's Munlclpai meeting, Mr. Tan Siew Sin a*ked for the appointment of a special budge tary sub-committee "as was ed upon at the budget, meeting held on Wednesday. Nov. 6/' to recommend if necessary th revision of the rates of
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    Milk, But Not For S'pore
    89 2 Tribune SUfl Most of the st cases of conden-td mlik and 2,075 cases of milk powdei ex* pected to arrive her.- toda^ aboard the ss. Pundu. lieved to be for the G< 'of Borneo and Sarawak Considerable stocks. are expected to re shortly for consumi
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    POST OF SUPREMO TO BE ABOLISHED FROM DECEMBER 1
    260 3 'Hi ippointment of Supreme Allied Commander, Asia, is to be abolished from December 1, pounced last night by ALFSKA Hq. The post placed by a Commanders-in-Chief Committet* tins tne tnree er vice Commanders-in-Chiet have a collective responsibility to the British Stall.
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    20 LOCKS IN HIS SOCKS
    67 3 Lim Ah Wah, was stopped and searched by a detectivo when leaving the harbour boari on Tuesday, and was found wltri a bottle of briliiantine and a dozen reels of thread m his coa. pockets. In -addition 20 pad locks were concealed m his locks,
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    SCC Opened: First "Visitor" Lady Gimson
    33 3 SCC Opened: First "Visitor" Lady Gimson Franklin Gimson, the •r of Singapore, formally f Singapore Cricket at a ceremony yeste r Gimson, who also atteni the new visitors' the first visitor to the
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    MALAYA SHORT OF MEAT TILL NEXT MAY
    249 3 There is considerable meat shortage !hrough< Malaya at present, and It may continue to exist ill May next year. The Army of aval 1 Shipping space tor the import of livestock from ralia, bo;h for its use as well as for civilian consumption
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    Ipoh Boy (of 600) Off To England For Naval Training
    329 3 Ipoh Boy (of 600) Off To Eng la nd For Naval Training Tribune staff ler An ipoh boy. former Dalforce member und medical i udent at the King Edward vii College ol Medicine, was among the 000 Chinese sailors who arriv< yesterday on the Empress ol Australia on thfir Wl
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    Catholics In Malacca Will Celebrate
    182 3 Catholics In Malacca Will Celebrate (Q Rrpf>riir Malacca, W I ba cidm-r with th( Feast of Si x ivier tin R H s- usa parish prieft. wIT celebrate hit s.iv r Jubilee P^ Dec 3 and l«>r;«i CaUioUci have mad( nrr.t. I I com memorat n I tnaniM r O
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    Licence Fees-Municipality Will Benefit
    93 3 Licence FeesMunicipality Will Benefit (Out Own Reporter j Malacca. Nov. 20. "As a re suit talks with the Financial Seer tary of the Malay m Union, the Road Transport Department will continue t<> licence all motor vehicles but the revenue collect d r »n such vehicles will be tran' fenvd
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    MDU DELEGATE SEEING GOVERNOR
    93 3 MDU DELEGATE SEEING GOVERNOR (Tribune Staff Reporter) Mr. John Eber. vice-president ol the Malayan Democratic Union. Singapore, is meeting the Malayan Union authorities i)O discuss matters m connection with the proposed Federal ConititUtiOn Mr. Eb< r, who left Singapore on Tuesday aft n n, wa s expected to see Sir
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    2,000 Tons Of Rice Arrive
    148 3 Two thousand tons ol rice ar riwd la :rom Austral i on Euryades. which also brought 600 tons ol a] md orange: and 4.000 tons oi genera The Norweg m i learner, Nirild also called ai Singapore v terday on her way to Sn Tl
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    BRITAIN TELLS THE WORLD
    222 3 "W<« British have been accu« f d ol beln« standoffish. May bf we are rather shy." said Sir Axx gus GHUan, hcim ol the Empir* Department of the British Coun d] vcsicrdny. He was 5P ukin^ to membei ol the Rotary Club at a meeting held
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    EURASIAN ASSN.
    50 3 At i ral n r:!fr» o I Mr. J I II n Mr t Shephi Hon 1 per Mr. W H M 1] C. B Dr W B B J r Dr C I I Mr N. S Hoga B Oai Mr H. X DA H Va U\)f
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    Morning Tribune THURSDAY, NOV, 21, 1946. Franco-Siam Settlement
    356 4 Morning Tribune THURSDAY, NOV, 21, 1946. Franco-Siam Settlement io leasi din t Interest m h<' bo Llemenl ol \\> Francori oriaJ dispute, I ..it is, ol course •L' c on tli imeri 'a rice export < ut. Slam hi no m drawing at teni ion ic\ thai Cambodia tnd Ihe
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    B. B. C. Censorship -The News Again
    756 4  - B. B. C. C ensorship -The News Again H. L. HOPKIN OUR LETTER FROM LONDON S 11 A Remembrance Day talk by L idy Ifacßob rt was br >ad i to 01 nei but only after cci I i bad been CUI "Ut. A 1 banned 8.8.C Then ertaln pi
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    Factory Workers Not Tolerating Nazi Students
    110 4 VIENNA. N. matt-ly 3.000 V work r.s and demon* ai CommunUt b mi up a students a the University ol VU ;ist what t i "toleration ol Nazi ,tud I Nazi prole n cr m& di p orderly fashion at being told that a
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    ALPINE AIR CRASH
    44 4 ciKL'NUHLE. France N v ive passengers injured and six oth hurt when an A] Lray plane mad 1 a forced landing yesterday near the Olandi n I In the Southern Alps, onlj miles north <>i the Italian I del.- A. P.
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    Jews Protest: Tension Still Running High
    339 4 Jews Protest: Tension Still Running High Jerusalem, Nov. 19.— Six thousand Jew s detained m camps In Cyprus have sent a message bo Mr. Arthur Creech- Jones. Colonial Secretary, proi sting "against the ridiculously small number" oi Immigration certificates ail 'tied to them. "Bitterness, tension and Impatience are running high
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    Liberals Not In Favour Of Treaty
    64 4 Liberals Not In Favour Of Treaty CAIRO Nov. 19 Samra Pasha m Egyptian Sen:'i* Liberal Gonstitui special commitl tudy Britain'? pro] n 'A it. aty with Egypi to reject them.* 1 Samra Pasha, M ity of the Commi' had voted uld the Li*)- tionists oppose the th only partj upp
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    Chiang Risks A Total Split
    241 6 NANKING. N" 1 19 by convening I >)ned 1.: Constitutional Assembly Oeneralia Chiang k.. t chance on the ionai split" the Communists talk' ••^vocation of tl meant the most imi risky and potentially angeroua politic he Generalissimo has ever made Although the Commui. Ltened .1
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    LABOUR PROBLEMS THEIR SUBJECT
    121 6 (Oui Ov R Penan P t con nd worklni problem v >j Mr. L( Mi n to meet Settlem nt Adrisorj Council i<fld m P< n; i Mr I t th< ;ommil tiould I ol one repr sentative from each of th< trbers of (<( mm<
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    Triple Role For Britain's Territorials
    38 6 Triple Role For Britain's Territorials T i i into H pro •■.i fo ,i tyrritoi v I line l nid borne livision and i roop i i illj the Ten itorial i. I bet 1 m to roach !>
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    NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
    59 6 \V YOrfK. Nov. 19. T: was quiet Improvement m tb final hall hour und ?r the leacU ship of assorted Steels, Oii Motors, Rubbers, Buildings an Foods changing numerous loss* 'o k r ain- and gave the market a Irregular appearance with move meats mostly limited
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    CURTAIN RISES ON UNESCO PARIS TALKS
    199 6 PARIS. Nov. 19. President freorgea Bidault, French Prim*' Mini.sb-r, toduy formally declared the United Nations Educa Uonal. Scientific and Cultural Organisation open m a cere mmy m the luxurious amphl theatre ol Sorbonne, Paris, m. LJidault, and 30 world education leaders In the speak*
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    UNITED NATIONS CONDEMN RACIAL DISCRIMINATION
    285 6 Plushin idows, Nt-w York. \<a Lfi :n on the [Jnited Nations agenda aft m Sweden, Iceland and Afghani ken their .scats today was the Egyptian mdemning religious and racial persecution crimination. Th,- Russian del< i M Andre* Vyshinsky, said that the .Soviet Union would yoU
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    HAITIEN SENDS SOS: 'AFIRE'
    44 6 HAITIEN SENDS SOS: 'AFIRE' NEW YORK, Nov. 19. The Radio Marine Coporation inte^ cepted a distress message from the liberty ship Haitien reporting it was on fire and needing help off Luzon in the Philippine-. The vessel was formerly the James I. Mckay. A.P.
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    Mrs. Pandit Better
    71 6 FLUSHING MEADOWS N York, Nov. 19. Aftei remaii ty In her hotel last night with a ■ore throat and general fai Mis. Pandit arrived hen morning to take pan In meeting of the General Assemblj of the UNO. Mrs. Pandit was unable I tend the reception given
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    PIPED WATER SUPPLY FOR TEHERAN
    119 6 Teheran, N v. 10 ri of Teheran has igi tract with the rei Sir Alexander efs, London eers, for and d city v the Pel Ul' .mi Es Suit tieran, the ca] with :i population oi which i.s rapidly growin Its water bn \i\ the
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      150 6 I LI'L ABl\Elt EXCLUSIVE IN MALAYA TO THE MORNING IJUBUNi I I Smilin' Xack »v A1 t; I THEf LATE. AVIATOR V TH' VUKRY LEASTS )f« (CT 1 II MUST SHORE MUSTfjUS DOGPATCH H AM LL GO. f MAH \aH' (GULP.' I TRUSTED DOGPATCH j LL'S FORM A «/T U«
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    Revelations About The Hollywood Lana-1
    1181 7  - Revelations About The Hollywood Lana-1 Henry Gris By© V Morning T>ilnin>. C<>r> ts. m Hollywood S Revelationi About a i- 11 s that photograph! veil; a girl, >nco a glamour i> l who wani to b»' tnt* i iiciine. and about Holly, i wood's most do v te 1 N
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    Around The Town
    463 8 WITH VERA ARDMORE Malayans In Lou Jon A H him ii n ol a doui i an I i th Sultan. re marrii d al < Hull on N i 1- -1 b real ou d I I to D ny ntl d Lion 1 i wag
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    Why Grow Old?
    312 8  -  Josephine Lowman Keep 'em Smiling k i am d scusa ng ihe problems m which i aders have expre-ed an interest A .letter before me says, "I would like bo much to see an ait C|e about the thin, severe, straight lips of so many middleaged and
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    Hitler's Plan To Invade England Told
    163 9 Hitler' s Plan To Invade England Told r H It >iin c ambled becajj c thj hole built t: I v.il Air ifflciml gtory Lion" wan Mi. Cl- m i written replj^ t i ona i n Hitler's plan and which led to all into m the United teiYlng a
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      151 9 You Saw And Enjoyed "THE SPANISH MAIN" Ygu Saw Pirates And Big Fights At Sea. You Saw The Ferocity Of Those Cut -Throats. Hal All Was A "W£E-BIT" As Co pr i i Whol You See When You Are Led "!GHT INTO THE D:N OF ZIG PIRATES! 808 HOPE'S /""-C
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      65 9 d It'i At 1 I Toda> 1 n.m. The MotiMti r That Wm aij leadei li r(l > JE^Jiicltarci Ll*>\rrl!yn'a A MHh Ciil>i> I I j\ Fiodu>«d by D*fWf v ■hi in*V<4l PHONE 6 909 |47l U—^ 4.15 IS*— 9.ll ACTION TO KEEP YOU BREATHLESS! hit J HAT STAR! I\
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  • OUR FINANCIAL SECTION
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      Industrials In Good Demand
      235 10 It Owti Industrials continued 1 yesterday. Cold Storages business done at the price Malacca Electric Fteffl $1 Collieries, after their fall inquired for at 12.45, sellei In rubber hares Pajami were un offer at $1.55 with buyers a f 51.52 1 Mentakabs w re wanted at
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      League Leaders Clash Next Week
      253 10 LONDON, Nov. 20. -The muM important League football cla>n OJ the month will be played on Saturday week, when Liverpool visit Blackpool. Liverpool are the Division One leader*, WhUe Blackpool are second having been replaced at the top of the table by their hom e
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      LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE
      104 10 LONDON, Nov. 19. -Leading Industrials are beginning to show signs of benefiting from reinvestment demand following I certain amount of selling m th< Home Rail market. There was a fair list of appreciable gain^ among older established Industrials but business was not on a large scale. In
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      'PEOPLES' CAR' ON TEST
      166 10 London, Nov. 19. -The Nuffleld Organisation ha.s the British 'peoples car" on test. Sir lilies Thomas. Vice-Cha rman of th<- organisation, told Renter to-day on hi* return from the United States: "There neen be no secret about the tact that the Nuffield Organisation has m pro>pect
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      U.S. COAL STRIKE MAY STARVE OTHERS
      80 10 WASHINGTON, Nov. 19. The Acting Secretary of State, Mr Oean Ach<_\son, declared today that the impending coal strik* 1 m the United States would comas ;t "very serious blow" to all foreign countries receiving Bh Pments ol either American coal or food. He told
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      Greece: Fighting More Severe
      116 10 London, Nov. 19.— Leftwlng band; m Ore- re hav e as their Pmited objective the definite intention of driving Government r out of Aegean Macedonia \b b lieved m usually well-in-rm< d quarter.- In London. Both Greek and British ob- of all political opinions pp.iv recogi
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      Our Special Food Market Report
      331 10 Our Special Food Market Report (By Our Own Correspondent) Prices quoted below are tot plcul weight except where other vise stated. Foodstuffs: Yesterday's quotitions were "Meehoon": Siam $80; Indo-China $65; Kedah $65 No. 1 $95; No. 2 $85; No. 3 $75; Siam glutinous rce $100 Kedah glutinous rice $85; Siam
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      SOVIET SILENT ABOUT EXCHANGE
      103 10 SOVIET SILENT ABOUT EXCHANGE M i cow, Nov. 19 Pand t Nehru's rcm m announcement that Molotov would be willing t< exchange diplomatic repn s< lives between the Sovjei V and India has not be n men toined m the Russian pn Foreign oihiv officials h ivi been informed ol
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      218 10 Try This AMERICAN ANSWU 10 >^F W\ F PRI mi n II //I F Crossword ruzzle mm r— /ICROSS 31-Vcin ol metal AiGI^VR U SEJ 4— Fashioned 35— Albert r-^b-^-M-^- r B— Calm 36-A star COpR -m^-l r-n 12-Atmosphere 37-Italian family "SfsOM" N B^ 13 -Smell 38-Not strong eT. TX^W^"
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    Bishop Wilson Favours United Church Front
    136 11 Bishop Wilson Favours United Church Front t putty held m lil the Adelphi Rou; lust evening, the Righi i L. Wilson, CMG, tru Singapore, paid trii(. members of his dio...(j otiu-rs for the gin gavr him while he was lr Road camp and for ttv .ance of their Christiar lot
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    Victory Cup Semi-Final Drawn
    558 11 Sembawang Navy Nearly Beaten By S.R.C. After Haif-Time Lead s R. C. 2 r.x.a.s. Seakawaag Wha would have been a fasj and i: Ing name was Barred by a wel ground and a tricky ba<i when the s.R.C. drew with he Sembawang R.N.A.B m the semi-final
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    BRADMAN NAMED CAPTAIN
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    Any Winners?
    127 11 j (Tribune Staff Repo'tc" S( The $.5. Pundua, dorr 1 ing here today, bring* 56 horse* for Malaya. Oi the^e U are for the Ipon trainer and owner, M\ Van Breukelen. The re- i maining 45, mostly arif- I Hn\ it i^ understood, are J for Kuala Lumpur.
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    Around The Local Cinemas
    259 11 PAVILION 'HOW GREEN WAS MY VALLEY with Walter Pidueon, Maureen O'Hara, Donald CfUp, Anna Lee, Roddy McDowall, John Loder. Sara Allgood, Barry Fitzgerald, Patric Knowles. (20th Century-Fox) No tribute i a too hl«h for the picturised version ol Ricnaro Llewlyn's book "How Green Wa My Valley"
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    RUGBY RESULT
    14 11 I'XDON, Nov. 19.- Rugby results: Devonport Ser--6 St. Barfs Hospital 8 Reuter
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    He Knew Nothing About International Law
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    Canada Steps Up Wheat Movements
    103 11 Canada Steps Up Wheat Movements TTAWA, Nov. 18.— Wheat l tits now underway are r f b» relieve quickly the c of grata at Montreal rs for overseas shipments. c shortage has been so hat ships wishing to load be n kept waiting m al for &8 long as five
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    'DUM' EXHIBITION
    59 11 The inter-club friendly diaugh match between the Chine.v Swimming Club and the Government Treasury Dept. on Satur day laft resulted In another draw. An exhibition by two of Singa- pore'- belt playei.s Chla Tian* Kirn al Us Joney, and Llm Chin Kw.r alias AH Chwee, win be given
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    MADRAS RAISING BETTING TAX
    80 11 Madras: With thr object << keeping the poor away from rac 'racks th Government <>t Mad-, have decided to raise the betting tax from fa per cent., to 15 per cent, a spokesman r >t Guvrrnrncnt told R«'iit»T The Oov rament, he added '< n Iderlng
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    THREE COUNTRIES WIN U.N. SECURITY SEATS
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    S.R.C. TO MEET RAF
    39 11 t'-llowing will represent R.C. m a hockey match the R.A.F. (Paya Lcbar) -tow on the Padarm: A 1 B. Scheeder, M. ModS. Bath, Jimmy SanderSchecder, H. Rozario, K. ng, S. Slope. T Mendis de Mello.
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    U.S. CARRIER EXPLOSION
    31 11 SAN FRANCISCO Nov 20 rrler /^n' itani rday •d on< \n worker, seri ously burned eight others and i minor burns to 2') Including two navy enlisted men.
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    HOCKEY CANCELLED
    15 11 Th». hockey match betw< the SRC. and RAF. (Seletan wh.< been played Jed
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    S'pore Evacuee Returned To Find Husband Had Another Woman
    271 12 Mar* ha Ann Lewis was gran three mon-hs by Mr. Justice t. a. Br, rrday m the High Com; when she p» l lti(, dissolution of her marriage with Power Roya on i The petitioner was also grant cd full custody
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    ALLIED CONDUCT CONDEMNED
    85 12 B.rlin. N Ino Council ol Evangelical Cnurches of BerLn and Brand nburg to-day atnduct m the deol Qermam The Council allied violations Of th( laws of humanity* m the pn I >nged detention and treat- Borne Oerman prisoners I ir. In letters to the Military Goven f
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    Commons Statement On Army Allowances, & More Of Kluang
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    Stage Club Presents "The Flashing Stream"
    464 12 Stage Club Presents "The Flashing Stream (By Our O Last night at the Victoria Theatre, Singapore, the Stag? i Club marked the first anniversary of its existence by present- ing Charles Morgan's three Act i drama "The Flashing Stream." i The intention b hind the selection of this play wa
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    RUMANIA REJECTS CHARGES
    137 12 R UMANIA REJECTS CHARGES LONDON. Nov. 19. AuthOrtta I s I tive British Government .sour' 1 said today that Rumania bad V rejected the British charge! F convoyed m a note dattd No> |g lfi, that "grave irregularities' had become apparent ;n that country's preparations today's genera] elections A Foreign
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    59 12 Nat***, Nov. 20.—Tn, M I consiitu ionml A- I Parliamen adjourned for 18 hours to permit b» I tio:, of 172 oandiais for |on he Presidium ol tfc Johannesburg, Nov. 8 when a chartered plan< nesburß Air Taxi I on 1 f« jol p Durbar Lon* v. 20 1 ,o-
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