Morning Tribune, 5 November 1947

Microfilm: NL2328
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    67 1 I nv* Hampshire Hant »r time Un'.tHbjs.adortoßrita.ru tierc with i P;*° J Hid rieJ tertaoOf. ft, m untkr'aK. 1 fttv solicitor were at ■o'hishomi-. boi tn« H t withheld *tf«tf X- ButterUeld. meit- tald Mr. Wimnt suicide by jhOCt»XH j I ;i- weapon, a pdiCl K rv Winant res.gned
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    85 1 H Btaff Reporter) I Kirn tn employee of I shipping company, In S nn- {An Park Bs un'i ning He Bii'.a way to lii.s ofhiv •••i Qiineae ent< i >■! B*i and gagged hia wife •>■ «<>t away with the :;i!iheis, one V Irtol and the -n'ner B t
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    QUARANTINE ISLE BABAY
    22 1 QUARANTINE ISLE BABAY I' from satisfactory. Here women and children me loiliny u[> steepm'j mats after a night out on the verandah.
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    DR. WU ORDERS 'MERCY' LAUNCH TO TURN BACK
    403 1 DR. WU ORDERS 'MERCY' LAUNCH TO TURN BACK (Tribune Staff Reporter* Tempers were frayed yesterday morning on board the motor launch "Lady Clifford" as it was taking Dr. Wu Paak-shing, Chinese Consul General, Mr- Williams, Under-Secretary to Government, and pressmen to St. John's Island where 700 Chinese immigrants are on
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    HE ISN'T ON HUNGER-STRIKE
    33 1 HE ISN'T ON HUNGER-S TRIKE Born on the nifjht of the immi<»™is> (irrhai at s<;- John's island, this baby doesn't worry about the food ration which is one of the <auseB ih> hnn<jer
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      39 1 Your o°st travel it »T e A##f# comparion! •*i?T ,1> w N In Wft supple leather F.iwn colour Pockets. Two locks. Fully lined with .silk motee. Size: 20" $07.50 &lte: M* $7 -.59 I Gift Parcels home tor Xnias.
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    "Had a lot of drinks" —then assaulted 'tec
    165 2 Tv entv-four-veur-oM Tan Kirn Huat. accused of assaultir.j a detect wtoW the Second Police Magtotrule. Mr L C. Go* day lii*' at the time of the incident be h^l had a lot of drmks and did not know what he was djing.
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    16,065 Saw Golden Casket Yesterday
    101 2 Tribune Staff R* porter' A total of ***** people visited Raffles Mu>eum yesterday to se? the gclden casket which S.ngapore is sending Princess Elizabeth as the Colony's wedding gift. This set a new record of attendance, the previous highest total being on Sunday when 8.320
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    Alleged Hurt With "Piece Of Wood"
    69 2 Bail was yesterday extended to Nov. 25. to a young Chinese accused at the Second Police Court of causing g:/ vofls hurt to a compatriot. The Chinese. Teng Kirn Pong, la charged with causing grievous hurt to Teng Hong Chee, with a "laige piece
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    FAREWELL TO MALAY OFFICER
    123 2 FAREWELL TO MALAY OFFICER A farewell- tea party was given at Jchcre Bahru by the mem bers of the Administrative staff of the Medical Department. Johore. to Inche Daud bin Haji Abdtl] Harr.id. Secretary. Medical Dept., on the eve of hi.- departure on transfer to Batu Pahat to tak. 1
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    Jail For 3 Indians Who Had Hand-Grenades
    193 2 Jail For 3 Indians Who Had Hand-Grenades Fcund guilty of being :n unlawful Dosse^icn of 1.094 hana grenades and 1.080 detonators at the conclusion cf their trial at the Singapore Assizes yesterday, throe Indians. Mydin bin Vara. sai, Kumaran and Razak Kachu bin Mydin. were sentenced to five, f<jur and
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    Faked Trade Mark, Jailed
    79 2 Caught red-handed by the Police, a Chinese. Chang Seek Kwang. was sentenced to six I months" fail and fined $600 m j the Fourth District Court yesterday, when he was found guilty o? counterfeiting the trade mark of VVatscii f s Flower Pagoda Worm I Cakes.
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    Champion Wrestler Sold Stolen Fans, Spend Nine In "Coller" Champion Wrestler Sold Stolen Fans, Spend Nine Months In "Cooler"
    216 2 Champion Wrestler Sold Stolen Fans, Spend Nine In "Coller" Champion Wrestler Sold Stolen Fans, Spend Nine Months In "Cooler" Driver Sylveste.* Gregg and Driver Derek Anthony Calion. known to tcrestiny fans an Kid (\illon. the R A.S.C. champion, i~ere yesterday, sentencetl at the First District Court to ni>i* month* rigorou*
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    U.S. WARSHIPS DUE HERE
    90 2 (Tilbune Staff Reporter) The V.B. Navy "Estes" flag>h.p of Admiral C. M. Cooke o v i the American Western Pacific j F.eet, is expected to call at Singapore on Nov. 21 on an informal vlkit. wfth the light cruiser Atlanta and the destroyer? Rcpertus and Mason
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    PAMADASA FUND DANCE
    117 2 The old Franciscans or Sint gapore will be holding a Dance at I the Malay Volunteer Headquart- ers S.V.C. Beach Read on Saturday, Bth Nor. 1947 from 8.00 p.m. j —1 a.m. m aid of the Pamadasi Memorial Fund. The purpose cf t'.:is fund is to erect
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    BOYS' BRIGADE GO THROUGH THEIR PACES
    315 2 BOYS' BRIGADE GO THROUGH THEIR PACES (Tribune Staff Reporter) Yesterday was a Red Letter day for the Fifth Singapore Company. I Boys' Brigade, who turned out i smartly m their navy blue uniI forms for their 9th Annual Inspec- j tion and Display at th€ Choon Guan English School under
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    Chandu Smo Ke Cost Him
    124 2 A 56-year-okl Chinese letterwriter, accused of pouessing chandu. and allowing persons to smoke at his house, pleaded with Hr. P. Shanks at the First District Court yesterday. He was Ho Wai Hoo. who askea the Judge for leniency saying that his health was poor and
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    Hokkien Jailed On Hurt Charge
    65 2 Hokkien Jailed On Hurt Charge At the Singapore Assizes yesterday, a young Hokkien. Gob Wan Cher.g. was sentenced to i«x months' rigorous impiisonmen. by Mr. Justice Jobkng after a cemmon jury found the accused guilty cf voluntarily causing hurt to a Chinese cloth merchant. Sing Tiak at the Siglap Maiket
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    MDU Meeting
    31 2 At the Malayan Democnti: Union lecture meeting on Thursday at 5.15 p.m. at the M D.U. Hall, Mr. John Etx r. will .<peak on •The Go'ierncr-General and the Constitution.
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    125 2 A Malay S'nc.pou Company employee, I Kaffar. was yestertw Second Magistrate's (i to simple imprisonr.ent day and tine $75 for gallons of petrol iron lorry on Oct. 30 Aman pleaded railtj charge. Inspector L-\\ Bchari S secuting,. sai that Ad lorry belonging to 'he on Oct. 30 t. J
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    "Best Years Our Lives" Year's Bes
    82 2 "Best Years Our Lives" Year's Bes A large a^^ Mod a specif ißest Years Or Ou. Capitol last nlff pS of Shaw Burthen Pictures. There „Mur9 m this lon.s ir i% v one of the rjJJJ Ithe year, ar<i of nine awards^ w-j 'story is so rea. j that those
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    ST. JOHN'S STRIKERS
    93 2 FROM PAGE OSS baskets awaiting issue. Only the crew 01 J iations. They aie m an adjoining. ewnp- 5f 8"- jj Tfte rations /or one per«o»i rf«^ (> brearf, 16 o«?. flOWf potatoes, I <o. T/ fo 4 jt>ersot»«, 1 /ft. porfc fo 3 per^oms. <"» tn/anf
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    352 3 Tribune Staff Reporter > The French Convent of Holy Infant Jesus "was turned into a fair yesterilay when an endless stream of thousands 01 boys and girls, parents and friends "invaded" the school promises m Victona Street where a saJe of the handiwork of hundreds of Convent school children
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    289 3 I an.l a sailor— ■th'-y iove. W':: f picture I T T>r^i Wright. X' Hoasjy CarmilE;;'v II MM" Cat 4 hy Ki;;n;.; tad t K. ha^ tbe role o* > barker who |t mo and is often Hf his lovely fe r lov. Teresa heir daughm:i m love, while
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    Humanitarian Work Essentially Woman's Sphere
    127 3 Humanitarian Work Essentially Woman's Sphere Much was beir«g done to improve the standard and say j Rf: of each individual ii jne ctate by the Oovcrrment, but the State or Government can only sperd money up to its ir--1 come. Humanitarian work i essentially a womar's spnere, said Lady Gsnt
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    US Wartime Tanker In Singapore
    135 3 (Triburo Shippirg Reporter) The U.S. Navy tanker "Salamorie' (Commander B. C Mil>D is now m Sirgapore en route to Pearl Harbour for her an ual veflt. Lt. Commander S. I. Smith, Liapon Officer of the U.S.N., Sir^apore tcld the Tribune, those types of tai ker>
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    'Hello!"-$-"Goodbye!"
    377 3 'Hello!" $-"Goodbye!" The following: pMMt(pa arrived lit Singapore by air: to*\ Biyramjee, Mr J. Sin^h. Mr. J. G. Mosley, Mr. M. T. Piivott, Mr. C. M. Johnson, Miss K. Symcs. Mr. S M. Sheth, Mr. Chen Fook Yuen. Mips M. E. Grey, G. Capt. V. S. Bowjing, O dipt. W.
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    R A M C Recruiting Team Will To ur S'poren Today
    152 3 R A M C Recruiting Team Will To ur S'poren Today .By a Military Observer) A two day tour ot bingapore Island by an RAMC recruiting team seekirg locally enbstGd personrel for skilled trades W ib? RAMC m Singapore ana Maiaya, starts today (Wedn2s<<ay, November 5) A team of one
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    RECORD HARVEST
    50 3 SYDNEY, (Air Mail): The New South Wales Department of Apiculture has predicted a reotrd oat harvest for the State ami fairner> were warned that it would add U the already difficult an itorage problem which the 120 million buahel wheat, ha: vest lias created > Reuter A A
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    TARIFFS AGREEMENT TO AFFECT RUBBER & TIN INDUSTRIES
    314 3 TARIFFS AGREEMENT TO AFFECT RUBBER TIN INDUSTRIES mportent gains by tV rubb?r md tin industries are regarded as likely under the innrnaiunia! j igreenunt on tariffs b-injj sigmd it Geneva. Expectation* arc based partly on a specific refer- 1 ?nce by the President Of th- j Board of Trade. Mr.
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    Rice Production In S. & Asia
    158 3 Rice Production In S. Asia In thr campaign for mcreimed rice production In South and FBast Asia no single factor is of greater impoitance than irrigation and drainage. Recent investigations show that there is room for improvement on the existing practice apart altogether from the need for restoring ricelands lost
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    Chinese Social Affairs Fellows
    114 3 Four Chinese wellarc experts. holders ol united Natiors Social Affairs fellowships, recently beIgan a short study course m iLndor, organised by the British Council. This course ha> been designed to Rive a gereral pjctui> of British social services befori they bfg^n detailed studios of their u\vri
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    Light Air Letters
    58 3 The Postal Authorities advise that I->j;ht Air letters may be sent only to the following eounTiPB m Europe -Cyprus, Eire (Irish Five State). Gibraltar, <;reat Biitain and Ncitner*. Ireland and Yfalta. The L ?h! Afr Letter Service extends to many other countries, ami into! mat ion regarding
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    GOLD MINE
    55 3 Johannesburg, Nov. 3. Another fantastically rich gold strike was i cported from an Orange Free State field with the announcement by the Kiddle Wltwatersand Western Areas L'mited that borehokt results ranging up to 1.652 inchpennyweight* have been secured P n Snp-tad district, O.F.S. about to miles west of
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      31 3 fOLD CLOTHES j f^IADE NEW! by Dry Cleaning, Dyri»g and invisible Mending WASHINGTON DRY CLEANING CO-j 412. Orchard Rd ...Telephone *****. ...Singapore. Toir-rHetion within 24 hours tocludiiif Collection and Delivery I
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      Dynamiting The Bridge
      329 4 The outlawing of the Chines, Demociadc League serves to underline the fact that the Nanking Government has decided to fight the Red, to a finish, until now ihe existence of the Democratic League as a bridge between :he Reds ana the Nationalists had kept alive the hope
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      Overseas Chinese
      220 4 The weakness of the League lay in the fact that it had no real roots in the economic and political life of the country and its prestige was built largely through its role as a conduit pipe between the contending Reds and the Nationalists. So long as the
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    STAGE CLUB
    58 4 Tho Singapore Stage Club welcomed Miss Margaret Gimson, daughter of Sir Fmnkun. Gimson, to membership in the Club at an informal party held at the Prince', m <»../,^| Left to right: Mrs. Jant Margrave. Mrs. Ngiri Biggs. Mr. Vernon Maryrn U ,,M Miss Margaret Gimson. Mr. "Bill" Hynd
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    Here... &....There
    992 4  -  PETER PRY it By Quite a stream or people hay? during the last three days or been finding Raffles Museum a very interesting place. Up int 'stairs went a steady stream c. people and after vanishing :n from one door they came out n. another after an interval
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    Over 5-Million Armed en Killed In Last War
    156 5 C.vcajo. Nov 4 -Mere than 15 nUUQB members of t a™*ed torce. of th.- 57 nations which 'ou*ht on both sides m w^a War II were killed or reported missing. General George C M*r shall, now Secretary of State. Siid m a
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    500 FOft I
    78 5 PALERMO. Sicily. Nov. 3. Six hundred carabinieri, using armoured units and field tanks, have arrested 500 persons in an inland wide search for Leonardo Vitrano, a wealthy Palermo industrialist kidnapped by Sicilian handits months ago, the police announced today The industrialist, one of the richest men of
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    U Saw's Property, Shares For Sale
    137 5 RANGOON. Nov. 3 Th»» family of U. Saw. former Eurmose Pnm» Minister and number one 'defendant m the trial of Myochtt Party members accused of the assassinations of U. Aung San and other Burmese ministers, today offered for sale his property In and near
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    British Commonwealth Prepares For Atomic War
    317 5 British Commonwealth Prepares For Atomic War LONDON Nov. 3. Behind clcsely guarded doors, top ranking Service chiefs' and scientists from all British Commonwealth ountries met m secret today, for the rpening meeting of the Common- wealth Advisoiv Committee on defence science, under the CMlrmanlahip of Sir Henry T.zird. head of
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    MEAT FORM COUNTRIES
    51 5 MEAT FORM COUNTRIES NOV. 4. Britain lor: 3.800.000 worti: I a month from dollar 'out I u der a Oovdecteion aheadv sBby Prime Mil ister Attcul food imports by 10 a month. rrns this in the Hou** wr-s today Dr. Edith kill said wheat would cut by £1.800.000 and' £300.00u
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    BANK SHIFTS
    46 5 S'unsiu;. No?. I— The Central Ban* of China is hiding the r.»x\ Board of Director* meeting tn Nanking, lit.- m November, as the Government La carrying out plans to r.iove the mm offices of u^ four main government banks trom Bhang!ul to Nankng U.P
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    FLOCKS TRIP
    38 5 LONDON. Nov. 3— Russian objections to the estimated cost of flyir.tr a Four-Power invest tpt m <-oir. mission to North Africa m connection with the d^yosal of the Ital an Colu- Special D'- put.es here.- Reuter
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    19 5 IpO MEADOWS Nov. vr. opposed end Russia today a Jdtat French pish suggestlor that EJNatiors General As- Reuter
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    58 5 (to y 'l Ln giant thought he would g*ntog it. TodM i; and a n I small fell out or tne giant egg. Above the cneers of the Whiskers could be heard a shrill cluck-clucking. There were more cheers as a large red comb rose from the mass of
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      85 5 Original-Qohnw 'ADDING MACHINES CALCULATORS i NEW SHIPMENT ARRIVING 1 SHORTLY 1 Orders Booked m Rotation 1 f?AM P* A ITD 104> ROBINSON ROAD |\y*H L SINGAPORE. (Incorporated m England > Just Published NEW BOOK ON MALAYA THE MALAYS j A Cl'LTl RAL HISTORY BY RICHARD WWSTEDT prioa $4.50 CONTENTTS. OridP,
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    "DIVIDE EUROPE" PLOT BARED
    384 6 DIVIDE EUROPE" PLOT BARED Berlin, Nov. 3— The American-licensed newspaper Der AbenJ I l^day launched an American Military Government antt-Corr.mu-nist campaign with a full-page blast, disclosing the text of the secret Soviet -German agreement o* August 23, 1939, dividing easI tern Europe. The Der Abend's full-p3ge attack consisted of three
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    54 6 juarcVd' O d 00 3 r^J^B from all WltUh countries ~*> t >' tc?^i^M ;on defence *c>S \2^B Wd. head q* p, ir lw r !^H Rl 'T- rii: -""v"c".Tsj™ understood -'.j, t ?/*^H cerr. will be ultj, r^H wealth :i rd"'^ v^ C^B and. particubrly ;r°S| .catl.jn of
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    60 6 an art tre&s «^9 easy r.,^ k > 9 tor-o when they .rnv^i^H the fleet auxiliary -.-s*;■ I Monarch. Intend :r.::ic^H hiWtion at L ndon'j R?rjJ dem y next rr.onth. the yM cargo iF.clud i -i^o.aj^H Indian muse'j.-r> and]^H collectors representi&i 9 artists 1 finest aohieveiw^H sculpture, textiles. :r.f-i«
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    UNKKOWN
    124 6 New York. Nov. 3.— Fish have moved back into the onee deadly waters of Bikini Lagoon, the scene of the atomic bomb explosion, and marine life is going or. as usual, scientists disclosed on Monday. Dr. Leonard P. Schultze. curator o! fishes, said that there was no evidence that
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    INDIA BUYS JAP SILK
    52 6 TOKIO. >' t. I' W brought .Y>,. <i:a 2 300 000 poun.is or rajw from Japan, a report <*•»■ rome Headqua: tor's .En«V Scientific sal ;.;,M The repor: sui, ';V U -JM 3 i!k will be supplied uB« a partial pa;i •.■f.t «JJ| cent purchase or
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      180 6 Hac You Ever Tried Our Specialties NASI GORENG fr 4 e(j r:ce« Savory Rice With Tomatoes (Baked) and Rijsttafel IN THE BEST JAVA STYLE They ar» simply deliciou- »r.d appetising to s-itL>:> even th? mos: jaJed app^tiu JAVA RESTAURANTS^ J I JUST ARRIITD:— I -Qtirk ritfeczir* (The Pick of th*
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      77 6 "RAFFLES HOTI To nlsM-POPWAR FLOOR SHOIV >' MARGARET, MAURICE Mff AJmisiion lo N<m-r«j en 5I MI«M« mo«» J," '"M Remembrance Ordwsfral 6JM FAFFLES AUGMENTED ORCHESTKA Directed by Joe Speeimar.-Gue?t Ccndu t Guest Artistes: Varessa Day, Cor.trjlto. b- Denis Kempton. Barltore, Ar J Under the distinguished patron aS e of Hb
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    Ground The Jown
    1410 7 WITH VERA ARDMORE Concert Raffle* -i, j vjj>d a hive or b-. C> "i n^emt"d nejtj Ken:ng. This will B S'-d':" Singapore. hvVuchtxci-Ufnt art- j B K<n:pston. A t .i iril play the' lofthf -Alamein Con^ Kich he ct-mposed and to the men who fougnt j atEiAla-'
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      12 7 13,Battcry Road HALS ttICURCg i I* TKtAi MfcNTS Having C^U, HAI SATURDAY
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      117 7 M. FLINTER S. GRINBERG WHOLESALE RETAIL DEALERS I IN DIWIONDS AND JEWELLERY UOLb t IGAIIITTI: C ASEft m 9 Carats 18 Carats Gold Tekphor.c: 7923 $7, STAMFORD ROAD. tX COl'fcT HULDIKG SL\GAPOR£ C. K. TANG j Pewter Ware Bali Heads i Siamese Bracelets Silk Underwear I CAUVfcb TEAKWOOD Tt-RNltUßfi I
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    PLEBISCITE FOR KASHMIR IMPOSSIBLE
    161 8 PLEBISCITE FOR KASHMIR IMPOSSIBLE Flush ng. New York. Nov. 4 Pand.t Nehru's suggestion 2m Kashmir plebiscite was itCtlltd wth int. rest m United Nations circles, but nitial comment g<.-n erally was it would b*' ImpOM bl until order is restored jnd nvn complete i egist ration o| VOten than exists
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    Bukit Timah Race Course Ready Force November Meet
    99 8 Bukit Timah Race Course Ready Force November Meet ±L The race course at Bukit*T^Timah. which fell into a 7 J shocking itate of neglect dur.ng the Japanese occu- pation. has been complete- ly renovated m preparation t icr the first post-var meeting of the Singa I pore Turf Club which
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    NEW RECORD
    81 8 HILVERSUM, HOLLAND, Nov. 3 Hellvan Vlict, Dutch woman o »mi ming ihamj>ion and holder of severa. world records, set up new world figures tonight by swimming the 400 metres breast stroke m five minutes 56.8 seconds. This bents her own record of six minutes 8.4 seconds, established last
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    Medical College Alumni Activities
    125 8 The falowirg is the programme of the Sirgapore Brai eh of the Alumni Association 01 the King Edward VII, College of Medicine for the mor.th. NOV. s— At 8.00 p.m. CliricoPathological Meetir at the Department of Pathology, General Hospital. NOV. 12— At 800 P.m. Dinrer at
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    UNKNOWN UNKNOWN
    59 8 UNKNOWN UNKNOWN i Shanghai. Noi [M ir.i.... H. l 4 -M gold ni.nv v M chu i( l und tin ,:■<■ enabl:n« i::^^^ age U.lji" grams daily. r winti spr;ng cxen.- U.P lifoi 4 Borti Weln--I (.n leadfi oi CNRRA 5> d by Communiiti U scaped aT ri Sunday, hi-.
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      225 8 STOP THAT PAIN IN THE BACK WITH DE WITT'S KIDNEY ft BLADDER PILLS Do you dread getting ud ir the morning? That first mov< to get out •of bed means more pain, and herald r another day o! misery and suffering. But why suffer any longer than is necessary? Get
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    UNKNOWN Stamped Feet
    53 8 UNKNOWN Stamped Feet > London. w sen. featherw-8- British Guiin.K t6f lO udly ■r^wgjjii* boxing P^JSpM fc-iunate to t > the crowdj drr H AiMierscn. \^W to Bagwell, cl GlouJ, ang. clap"»«Jd sUntpfcd their ;.t p- did not know gjnjm .njured his L have be-r. fightd on appear. W(1 ro
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    57 9 London. Nov. ii.-Tajß Commons tonight :fl 252 to 144 a motonby^H our Members of Parlu^H 1 the Government 'M ect.'on of the 1 -I I Hot. 3— Th,. rcvi'M t Wait lmm. Dorset, was tkc it«tc woodlands io-' L c >t;.is and tl«f C;t:::a^'v' iu::t d to £11.500. cht
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    "Directed" Jobs
    87 9 London, Nov. 3.— A motion by a small group of Labour members o| Parliament to get the Govern. mefll s contrcl v engagements rder annulled was de.euted m the House of Co»«mo.is tonign; 0/ 252 to 144. LONDON. Nov. 3.— British liouscv\i\rs are hoping to have a Uttlt
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    Yangtsze Ports —No Opening
    73 9 £^angha.. Nov. 4.- A spokesman of the Shanghai Chinese Navigation Trade Guild today criticised the British Parliamentary Mission head. Lord Ammon. fGr repeating the British des.re to open Hankow to ToMgn shipping. He said that since last Jimthe Government had been trying to find out the
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    Joint PI-US Concerns
    126 9 MANILA. (Air Mail).— A reputable Americar cil processing svrdicate and a bg West Ccast lumber concern have initiated partnership bids with the Phi.ippines for the corstruction of a 10,000.000 pc-os oil refinery crd a 3.000.000 pesos plywood manuiac '-urine; plan*. Local priva-e capital has also beer invited
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    237 9 There was a large and representative gathering at the dinner Riven on Monday night at the Chui Huai L m Club by Mr. Low Tang Chang, Managing Director of Low Tanchang Ltd.. m honour of Mr. E. L. Watson. Export Manager of Amalgamated Tobacco Corporation Ltd., Luton. England Among
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    FRANCE'S CEREAL CRISIS
    67 9 Washington, Nov. 3. Special Cereals Counsellor to the French j Government, Tanguy Prigent, who was Minister of Agriculture until last month today told the United IP. ess: "As head of the French 1 Oplee^tion to the World Food j Council convening tomorrow, I j 'ntend to afk
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    New Book Tells Story Of S'oore's Wartime Drama
    303 9 tion and withdrew without leas. A year later thi- jamc group, all i hut the worn tn, attempted to repeat the performarc? and was wped out. Some we;e killed fn actton, i others wo c executed after courtmartial anfl rvmai kable tribute
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    SCHOOL HEAD
    45 9 IX3NDON, Nov. 3. Col. A. C. T. White Victoria Cross, formerly Chief Education Officer Southeast As a Lund Forces, is recommended i for appointment us the principal ;i at the City L'terary Institute, states the Ljn-..i County Council Education Committee report today. Renter.
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    NAZI CAMP MEN TO HANG
    64 10 NUREMBERG, Nov. 4.— Four top-ranking Ned concentration camp officials were today serterced to be harged, after a United States military coun Here found them guilty of participation m war criires. crimes against humarity a rd membership of a criminal organisation. They were tried with J4
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    72 10 DETROIT. Nov. i-| Secretary of State Nog mour said that the oosd averting another wcrii vends. m an overwhelm sure on Westerr Euiq i cc. s s m repelling the "a j ment of oolice States". In an vi mistakable i if o the Soviet Urion, I also asserted
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    36 10 Jinnah Appeal Egypt CAIRO. Nov. 4peal by Mr. Jiwafc' noi -General 01 Pafc help from Muslim f(K Muslim refugw 7n(! j a was rea^i by J Uriin Rah-m. Cfcarge D'Atfam-si at a press conlm tcxlay. Reuter
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      208 10 1 I onii«vs-l vrliisi\^ to the Morning Tribune j 'SUNSHINE FALLS" YOU DONT REALLY I I ijr"^ v OFROAaY CALL THAT OOfTRAPTJONi J^ TERMEO "OOyißtf "j i a bjke oo you 5r '"TK^''"^^—-- U4^-^~ r TCE^AINLY j M^n^A^R^l7^r^^)l ATPmPC^ Y^AM POLLY 9ROK.E TjUST KEEP I' AN MR TAUAHT^^^^^Ki AN' I'M
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    SIGN FOR ESCAPE
    1042 11  -  Alex Wells A SIX-DAY SERIAL By HI Don and Gisa Give One Storm Trooper the Surprise of Life but Unfortunately Another Trooper Reciprocates 1 f.'frsnn. Bnt»h W, au>nt. tips „f?m€. Wh the Hefner E; been remHmg r,, m unoccupied Wi,,uiht I"' <>' tro hl 1-. m, tspondenfa
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      5 11 I YVONNE DE C\l?tO; N^^
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    Tass Reports On Java
    132 12 MOSCOW, Nov. 4.— Tmss. th. official news agercy. today gave this report of the situation m Ja Fi*ghting or a growing scale between Dutch troops ar«d Indonesian Republicar^ m Java ana Sumatra is reported from Jogjakarta, the Republican capital. All Easterr Java was m rc--1 volt
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    WATER BAN
    74 12 I I MANCHESTER. Nov. 3— All domestic water supplies m Manchester ana •20 other townships drawn from Long* 4dendale reservoir* will be cut off on Nov. 11 because of a short*** due to the drought. One and a quarter million people will he affected and will have to
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    ILO MEETING IN ISTANBUL
    50 12 MONTREAL, Nov. 4. The International Labour Office meetire; of Government representatives of the Near ard M>d- die East, which was to have j be«n held m Cairo, wiU now take place m Istanbul from Nov. 24 to Nov. 29. thp nn «n- rcunred here today.- Reuter
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    166 12 Dutch Oppose Probe Of Colonis Policies FLUSHING. Nov. 4.— A Gereral Assembly plenary meeting convened a: 11.17 a.r.i. to commence a discussion on a report from the Trusteeship Committee on non-selfgoerning territories. The Netherlands delegate, J. Kernkamp. warned that if the I Assembly approves of th* Sj backed resolution ask.ne
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    RUBBER TOPS 40 CTS
    137 14 Our Financial Corre>p.>ndint> With New Y> rk up by 1 4 cem Jor spot, the l-cal n^rket Ivery suady. and business for No. 1 R.S.S. December shipment done ;jt 40 to 40-1 8 Blanket crepe 'C m bales for December was done at 32. and later
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    TINS STILL RISING
    39 14 Tin shares ng?«n provided main feature of the market yesterday, with brisk business a. rising price*. Industrials c <>nt:nuea steady, but rubbers still failed to att-act i interest m spite of a further riM the commodity.
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    REPRIEVE FOR KIRIN: RED TROOPS WITHDRAWN
    581 14 i Market A olo* And Jolting* (Bit Our Fnnencial Cor.) One senses an underlying conflict of influences m the markets. Tht technical position is sound a.nd that protects the market from a i-.iost unsanctified flop when the r cables are bad; there is no
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    NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
    129 14 NEW YORK. Nov 3-w* mixed price movement's coauna? the quetest trading Wlth lht g tions, mostly evt-nin^-u,, Leading steel, mines. «»J turns, farm implements and at m«nta retain their advances vtlatter aided I y reports thknary negotiations on :i n aittrcai to the British tax on
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    SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
    166 14 Ships alongside the Singapore Lam Hai. wharves Pei ak. WEST WHARF Ena. Godown 1 Oranje. Kalgan Godown 3 Chanda. Tong Hai Godown 4/5 Manchuria. Ebonol. Godown 6/7 Tricolor. Fengtien. Godown 8/9 Hemland. Stia. Godown 11/12 Socotia. Dover. Godown 13/14 Stentor Sereraban. EMPIRE POCK Guan Godown 15/16 HaNand Kweiyang.
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    army will field strong V against Navy today
    391 15 army will field strong V against Navy today vMLORS IN FOR TOUCH TIME (Tribure Sports Reporter When the Navy rugger XV take the fieid today at the Jalan Besar stadmm, they will be putting their fitrergih against a team that has consistently played good rugger this season. The Army, their
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    50 15 IL r«* >■'■"'"'■ v< 4\mvmrt4 h» t night that *ht hnd alL <v*m tmd w<u W*- mi of tin". masted L, ftooitu sch<»>n< r. the >rrr}., (00 t<MB), *W«jj t nut M 808 snmtui it „•>,/ innmri'i before Lm We thc th Carl'taS pnsi60* mUet north-weH of l>:,li. m
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    181 15 8p missed cha;.,es it X *jn the their second conI win when they clushed X RAF Ten-^ah and deW- by v single goal B EUrry Fan? m the rirst m from the itart, the forwardi made rings I: R.A.F. defence, but retkly when they came within scaring* range. Their
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    105 15 ■VMC.A. battled determinW 'he Singapore Police to Hi. Iraw at hockey at Thorn J The V's cle- a gran I game, time i unashing tuck danger* H v took the Policemen by ntl nuta of the ire througn B Following this setback, B pressed and Pillal was to save
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    58 15 -A LUMPUR. Nov. 4. ■leu a party O l three yesterday afternoon -"> ied around a d'sp^nd at the back ol the J,7Jto Park. One of them. Vt Peng <9 years\ i c trio, fell headpoad and v/as v muddy water. "v< red by an 'ntensiTe search. called, proI
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    MANILA RATES LIEN HWA HIGHER THAN TSING TAO
    135 15 MANILA RATES LIEN HWA HIGHER THAN TSING TAO MANILA. Nov. 4. The Mala- van Chinese Lien Hwa football I team on its arrival m Manila, will be entertained by the Manila Football League. Mr. Henry Tang, Honorary Secretary of the League, told Reuter. Mr. Tang said that he expected tr.e
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    Serangoon Assn. Hockey Team
    78 15 The Serangccn Association I hockey team will play against Mr. Chong Kow Thye's team on Saturday, at the Scrangoon English School ground. The following will represent the S.A.:— Gan Kee Tian. .v Thiagar.'.jan. Teo Chee Tang. \iiuna P. Durai. Basil Barker. 1 Jenny Yap. Chua 800
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    H & C B'minton Team
    88 15 H C B'minton Team The following will represent the Harrisons and Crosfieid Sports Club against the Merry Makers Badminton Party "B Team m a friendly match consisting of 3 Singles and 4 Doubles to be played at the Anglo-Chin-ese School court on Saturday. Ching Koh Puan. Kan Kwee Cheng. Beng
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    TO REPLACE ALLIGHAN
    38 15 LONDON. Nov. 4-^r Richard Roland, former leader of the Commomvealth. was last ni^ht udop £< "s a L'lbour candidate for the fortLoming Giave.and by-etect.on caused by the expulsion from t' ■House of Commons of Garry Aliighan.—Reuter.
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    COLLEGIANS SCORE FIRST, THEN TAKE A TROUNCING
    308 15 RE. .IE 32 Medical College Union Displaying all-round superiority, the RE. ME. easily beat the Medicos .n their rugger encounter on» the M.CU. ground yesterday. The visitor^ took the initiative frcxn the start, ard penned their opponents be their area, but m a
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      66 15 TODAY'S SPORT RUGBY Five Cornered Competition. Army vs. Navy, Jalan Besar; S.C.C. "'A" vs. Police. Padang. HOCKEY S.C.C. vs. Hornets. Padang: S.R.C; vs; C:S;C;. Padang; Colts vs. H.Q. FARELF. Tanglin; M.C.U. vs; Naval Dockyard, Selej tar Ttt)E TABLE JHigh Water: 3.19 a.m. 7 ft. 5 m. 2.10 p.m. 8 ft.
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    100,000 See Hiraji Win Melbourne Cup
    196 16 r m MELBOURNE. Nov. 4. A rr;mendcus cuwj f ICO.UUO. including |bt Ind.an cr c«et team, saw ta r w° rf *^^B hirnj: <•* zam. -^übach*. a 12-1 chance. *.:i ♦4 n Hacl^B bourne Cup. Australia's j.:cmier Hctat :.kv ",'-V >)3 f^^B milts MTC
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    259 16 LONDON. Nov. sation of the staff at Normar Hartnell row working overtime en Prircess Eliz^Hgth's bridal ordor has been made 1 ecessary by the death of Madame Lucie. chW'f fitter. Madame Luci d«*d sudderly of )ieart failure. She was -riortlv to have given the
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    27 16 DONCASTER. Nov. 4 Evelyn Walkden, Labour MP for Don caster, has been called on to resign by the Doncaster Di"isioaal Labour Party's Executive Committee.
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    SCC's Rugby Win Against District Hqrs.
    200 16 An incident m Monday's rugger match on the padang ichen tne BCC "B" beat Singapore District Headquarters by 17 pom's (one goat and four tries) to 3 points (MM try) Picture shows D*kU% '< (//V) making a rain effort to brat Rover (SCO for
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    95 16 MALAYA TRIBUNE 12 PAGES TODAY a*>#m«s I Win Today's Malaya Tnf.unf tnfl te bigger and betttr. WliiH 12 pages. It will ontatn special feature? and much wnfl netos. ?/ie features wtll include »<■■ f^ier article by th? "-'Vj-UnnH 5 LtdJW War/, m 1 rf/e» o/ Me W'tt*" sene*. RuH fimc
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    69 16 8 MONTHS FOR CYCLE THIEF Sentence cf eight nonth? r»H rous imprisonment was pass^i^M Tang Ah Tee by Mr. H A jrT «M m tne Fourth Diftrtct C«lrt ye« Taiig gained po«3ossior. bicycle from a keepe- o: V;^H stand, at the Tuan Mong l ■■••^B School en June 2, by
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    70 16 1,000 Tons Of Tin Leaves For US (Tnb>w Shipping K'/"'C^ The American freighter ArchifcT UJi Singapore > day with a thousand '<*<"* 1 «»%».♦*/<" f*« f (to iM9in*mml isoneoj m> BdmSoM the tM|VOd the UfUt^J^^ i- cad ratkmtog i* i trim, mm if n<xt year*** U a bumper crop Sir,
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