Morning Tribune, 23 November 1948

Microfilm: NL2345
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    S'pore woman meets Queen
    64 1 r if_._ M i|i|..<f.li.llOl a iir. s>bii Klasri (left), Z h«» left f«r America eight I •nnlhs age take up a J iraegte scholarship, Is seen J talking t<> the Queen at a t-t-ption iu London u**--n hy the H'ffh rsmmlssloarr 5 for lev lon, Dr.
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    U.K. HOUSEWIFE ON WORLD FLIP DOWN IN ALASKA
    130 1 j JLfRS. Richard M >rrow-Tait. British housewife who us trying to < ircl the world in a small plane with an cx-RAF man hs navigator, crash landed near Tok Junction. 205. miies south east of Fairbanks. Alaska, on Sunday. Tht icddent occurred
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    ACSU APPEALS TO GIMSON "Take Up Our Case"
    327 1 ACSU APPEALS TO GIMSON "Take Up Our Case" Th** (iuimm^ Turned Down rOVRTEEV thousand employees of the War Department in Singapore yesterr div asked the Governor and Legislative Council to -strongly" present their complaints on working conditions to the Vnder Secretarj of State for Har in the lnited Kingdom. Through
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    Fed. To Issue Royal Silver Wedding Stamps
    39 1 Fed. To Issue Royal Silver Wedding Stamps If Malays I (5 postage T** on D mber I I com--1 of I PP I t of other ponw< ill mtr es —a ra: of tl K 1 ent Y m
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    Franco Wins At Polls?
    26 1 Franco Wins At Polls? lIDWD m su„ 2 yes rns 'from provinces candi- "c^t ri of voters inrn tn in Nme estimates between 70 P nation.
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    "My Ananda, My Child"
    118 1 "My Ananda, My Child" BANGKOK, Monday. An elderly Bibwc-i retired Judge fainted in court today while the late Kind's mine a moving account of the scnes it the Royal bod chamber on the morning of King Ananda'n death. Many others in thf> courtroom were also visibly moved as the 64-year-old
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    RAF Evacuates Britons
    64 1 NANKING. Mon. Eleven British women and Children left hero for Hong Kong today in a RAF plane on what was described as "temporary eva cuation 1 Thoy WiT dependents of Embassy and other British p<>r <onnel in the Nanking area. Another small group of depen dents will
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    Skymaster Dumps Fuel
    58 1 SYDNEY, Mon.— A Skyma**ter of the British Commonwealth Pacific Airlines dumped 1.000 gallon-- of fuel in the sea when she developer! a minor engine troubl-*' soon after leav ing Sydney for Vancouver last night The plane returned to Syd ney where the fault was recti fled. After
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    Marsan-Stvle Wooing Got Them Gaoled
    196 1 I OS ANGELES, Monday. Claude Marsan today L faced a woman judge in a police court on tne charge of putting on too good a demonstration o. technique as a "great lover." it He said that he preferred to return to gaol and wait for
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    Indian Knifed During Quarrel
    31 2 Indian Knifed During Quarrel j .v j C.....1 v.». m i •"">"...„ k i j i A sS h jas i j$z::TJ tt\<!:,; w-* 1.11 th. »h..|> i,.,.,Hv.l in a brutal argununl.
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    S'PORE TO SEE A MODERAN CITY
    203 2 S'PORE TO SEE A MODERAN CITY A town planning exhibition will be held in mh«;»pore from November Mto December 1 1 to >timuiatr *ornl interns! in town planning am! bottteg, ami to s!n tht people Item necessary it is to have some t; m Ofl planning: in Singapore. The British
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    U.K.'s No.1 Planner Dure Here
    91 2 U.K.'s No.1 Planner Dure Here Sir Patrick \h*T< rom- hie. Britain's forei nost 1 town planner will be In v Singapore to open the Town Planning Exhibition which starts on November 30. He comes here from Australia where his visit coincided with a largei scale llritNh Council Ev- hihition on
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    Seven days more to register
    154 2 Seven days more to register \"*Or will be on the wrong sldr of tin lae. it vol. d > not appi) for y— ir registration in J th" next seven days it you I— VS not i !r:':*d> a done so. J I lint if vol l hn\e got your
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    ECAFE SECRETARY IN S'PORE
    144 2 ECAFE SECRETARY IN S'PORE DR. P. liOKanailian. Chief Executive Secretarv of the ECAFE arrived in kallang Airport at 9 p.m. last night en route for Australia to attend the fourth session of the ECAFE to be held at Lapstone on November 29. He was accompanied by j his wife. Along
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    More Meet For Art
    26 2 The group of Singapore! artists who want to form an| International Artists' AssoclatlOO here held their fourth meet- 1 ing last nignt.
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    Seized thug had victim's watch
    109 2 MUAR. Monday.— A watch which is believed to be the the property of the late Mr. Harper-Ball or Mr. Simpson has been recovered from a captured bandit by the Seaforth Highlanders. It was found after an action against a bandit gang which ambushed a Military
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    Dawn battle on mine
    116 2 ft ATI GAJAH. Monday— Two Chi. .j p u stables were killed in a gun battl. gang which attacked the Kong Yik M hours of this morning. A Chines, labourer j d wotmdcd. One ba— lit Shot dead. Documents and ammunition were recovered after the hattlc.
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    Marella To Become Marcos
    145 2 Ma rell a To Become Marcos Tin Mate"!.:. M yeais oh tin Singapore- Australia run. whie!. was recently sold to the BOuth American shipping c-»mpan\ Compania de Navegadftda Baru is dlie in Singapore today on her UOt trip from Australia Bu* ihe will obt t'v th. flag 01 Panamania as
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    Bombay hit by cyclone
    199 2 Bombay hit by cyclone BOMBAY. Mon. —Bombay and a n area of abou t 70 mile*, around the city were virtually cut off from the rc* of India today.- a^ gales with heavy rain swep India's west coast. Bombay's transport servicts were paralysed as a eyclomc storm with gales reaching
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    Fight For UN Membership
    36 2 Fight For UN Membership PARIS Hon I gan a nev Italy. Fr Ireland and int<» m« ".*.<■•■ I Nations despit I of thei! H Committee.- I Assembly s I Council bershlp I coun.r.. I vetoed by H
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    Back From Holiday
    32 2 WASH IN''"! M Wear inj; M confident sn ent Prel man returned from his weeks' vaeat sun tod:r. to Aki up the heavy load M ami world problems U.P.
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    SOS Message
    37 2 MANILA Monday. H Wireless RC A tcd a y lnte rr epteß an SOS from ti. A- transport Wabash en route Kobe requesting aid by p!aaH and saying that on,- man ml seriously burned.- U.P.
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    TITO WINS ALL THE WAY
    109 2 TITO WINS ALL THE WAY BELGRAPF •>* r T^ aml-a-half mo.-l:i CoiJgJ offensive to ur^eai Tito /as be?n a total r»j JSdY^Joilav leaders na*j complete and v *tf«l«" of Yugoslav! ts Thes-- signd--.nl also clear to observer 1. Yugoshivu, JM» tion of movm: tically in the ft ture. 2. The
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    WRECKERS STAYED AT STALLS
    285 3 WRECKERS STAYED AT STALLS Mm.i<_i*;* labourers demolished about 300 I! Aft l;;lis in ihinA street yesterday, under n a L M, tni lhf\ received sudden orders to stop. ie Kl This was the result of a letter from the Sixth Police Magisitiate (Mr. B. A. Fyfe) to the I Municipal
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    Food gifts to Britain -warning
    35 3 Food gifts to Britain -warning Oilt food to Hr tin have beel found to conta n things other than wl thf hriti^h i. 1.l th" ra Stou >; autboritief «i. r- 1-ir- ;-f liable i §eauted«
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    SILVERWARE FOR RECLAIMING
    16 3 SILVERWARE FOR RECLAIMING J _v. i pi y* if v i i< I C* u c
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    Voters Must Register
    13 3 Eli ci: nt :o all In Sin.mongj ist be] cf
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    ARMY FIND TWO CAMPS
    26 3 Lawin. ia;.. y located i-ge 1 .*r_dit a large l I ee> ocu--1 a from iSti 1 I -the; i ere l
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    "Onlooker" gives Cripps a piece of his mind
    89 3 "Onlooker" gives Cripps a piece of his mind -I i.s. nto in nee. i what per- i r "i~-j if] ed rati out ofl serves. hei to I the ai«l of the Burmese Memo-, c*rat&\ So popular BPS they Ir their c-wn country that tl have to live beliin.i barb
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    CASUALTIES NAMED
    67 3 Tiie Qpei ci tiiose kil.-. ana. wospded in the t>a::ci:: an;bush at ftbe Tin m Muar-Bakn Read on Nov. 17 have fcetn announced. Thty ar-_ KILLED: CApi 7 Ham brcck. m. c. Uj Ceafort!i ■H:gljlaKde: f WOUNDED: Lieut. Brown wr.a rMeived Ufbt 2''x'ound^ and ii (UngerQU&l: Al in
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    Exhibition Stays On
    39 3 The three day exhibition of u-ork by the C^unese a Tan Tin Theng at tke Cnin- s Chamber of Commerce whld) should nave flnlihed en Sunday, has been extended until today. It ha^ drawing large ciowdi;.
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    Looking for Trade
    29 3 Mr. Hermanns I. Stein, the n.w South African Trade Commissioner te Siagapore, "»__-<.. Stein, and three-year-I daughter Aadre Jaiiina. They arrived n- p tiie (egelberg yest -rday.
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    'I took them to college'
    164 3 rA Malay dispatch rider emi>l.*ye-j at tbe NAAFI told the .Vs*>i_e Court yesterday that lie uvk to Uie Medical College, on his motor cy-Ae. the two men accused of the #1 1,400 armed robbery 1 a« in- C elle^e on January 29 la>t. Wit said,
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    Labourer Murdered
    13 3 v m wa. r( I t 1» Raub-Bent E^lSi 801 c
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    TALK FOR 'POLITICIANS'
    41 3 TALK FOR 'POLITICIANS' Ungku A. Asi bin A Hami^ of Raff] will give a talk e D -i ti cla:: ill tni thi V Men's Muslim held at thi AU Mala .I mai Society, No. 31, L Qfl 12 Gey] Saturday
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    HUSBAND ORDERED TO PAY
    117 3 HUSBAND ORDERED TO PAY 1 sa May I I I mam M dollai hi r im iband Willi im No. i taat i<»f-.iru: Mrs. iiuun. uho i.. lived rl Irom hei ausband bUmk August 20 t t Ued foi ■ol itioa oi th. ir mat rl and decree nisi was
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    FAO's FAR EAST MAN NAMED
    65 3 The Food and Agricultural Organlsstlon hat nominated Mr. w. H. Cummings, Burmaborn u. rs. citizen as their Par Fr..-,t( vn Regional Repre tentative, Since the war Camming*-] t* ur< i Burma, siam and Indo-China to study the ricf Industry, and subsequently i_ an FAO man
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    ''If I Can't Fish Send Me Home"
    83 3 lan Ah Cii:- K an dderlv I fisherman dressed In ragged clothes ask -.1 Thi First District Jydge y* .-.tfi'tlay to send him bi.ck to China if be wti not allowed to fish la a curfew area oi the Johorf 1 straits He
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    RAF Do A Blitz
    64 3 Th" KAF lm. Ii d oat two b.'itzi* 1 yastclay Singapore based Spitfires attacked i>-in«iit p In thick I'-n^l-' in ".V -st I Johor i and sw-pt it with cinI non fire for 20 mlnutea, Nea**B.o^a, in central Malaya, ~"<-;ui fighters ani Spitfires strafed a caii
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    21 DAYS HERE— AND NO MORE
    81 3 THE S ten Herts the; ve mon 21- c'ea of (rinsh th..- mil Afl ia will I ,*.,< to this •fl tut i:.<. letter asxi we as- iti >n to notify trie auth ohtles, ct any special case strict i-hereace to th< gulatiOOi may
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    WORLD PHOTONEWS
    123 4 <AA ADA 8 t ..\£>T V. m er* the R, a Oswidfsw Me „>,*../ P»h, e form a cir 1 MUioaal ffora, gfe nfcHfada a u+ mL Jt^ M 77*e ry^epr ofrjscl pictured above is the icorlis fewest ISM ■•<*pf-.-*. Cn/le./ ."/.e Cierva. "Air Horse,' although it 'ooks
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      75 4 Tiers Of Loveliness You 11 love this gorgeous fashion number with its charming soft lines its graceful form fitting. One of the many creations by SHANGHAI MODERN TAILORING 10, BATTERY ROAD. Phone *****. Sil. VACANT KKITISH UOMANTKAI IKR required fur European Sehool in Naval Ba*e. Box A.Ult, MT s >
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      293 4 ;|ON YOUR RADIO TODAY j > Bl I F NETWORK M JtM h j :"o Amoy Si 10 10 12 00 M; 1.00 H Ma»--,n liah ll C Broadcait tur Tunv 1.00 pjn Dance mask by Opening Announcem nt ft Lou preager and Joe Wi Summary in nau 130 News;
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    Picnics And Potatoes
    637 5 Today's woman's page §lve$ cooking on Two well balanced menus i ;int 1 usual it; that Lif it i re inged. ber of te near to can with s |otol tti rat oni i. te in i 1 plaid thr .mtil makI "table to grass ;.nd ipkin
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    DIARY
    150 5 D IARY HONGKONG bound on vacation are Mrs. TM Chin Tuan. Mrs. Una Siew Jin. Mr. and Mrs. P. chard Chua 1 Ho L.m an 1 family. They left on the r.rthage last wee!:. 4 Leafing for ipoh yesterday morning was Jine Yuen Tai Foo. On her feet again Mls
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      40 5 A M^________________________fe_______H_***'''''"— ■MM__ RAFFLES HOTEL j Tonight From 7to 8 p.m. in the Lounge I THE COCKTAIL HOUR j with FRANK PICKFORD at the Piano I and from I pm. to midnight INFORMAL DANCE J FRANK PICKFORD His Orchestra I
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    THE MORNING TRIBUNE TUESDAY, MOV. 23, 1918 King Canute Retreated
    300 6 THE MORNING TRIBUNE TUESDAY, MOV. 23, 1918 King Canute Retreated Lond<n Agents S/gS-tr. rtt*. Turr.er, Ltd., Talbot House, 1)8 St. Martin's isine Tv.t. WK hope there will be no unseemly demonstrations of panic among otir City Fathers when on Friday one of their colleagues. Mr. A. P. Rajah, puts forward
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    POLITICAL UNREST IN CYPRUS
    588 6  - POLITICAL UNREST IN CYPRUS CONSTANTS ARGYRIS By m j Hritain'* departure from j j Palestine and l-«M*t ia I enhanced the importance; {of I'rpnis a* an aireraft carrier of the West. But: j the carrier is heading j into a political storm. THE whieh Is sweeping the Middi Bast row
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    What Hiram Said To Solomon
    320 6 WITH the fall of tho Egyptians and Cretans their [■lac at sea wai taken hy the Phoenician!, for at the" momeat the Greeks weie too new to the sea to be very Impoitant. though we know a greet <iea! about the doings Of the Phoenicia
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      24 6 Mala\an Airways Ld. NOW TWICE DAILY FROM SINGAPORE TO KUALA Unm K. JIHIH 4N D P■NA fl DAILV SERVK V* TO TAIPING mmm*.m^mmtA~^mx*^r^m»^r^^^^'^mm*m w.
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      45 6 THF MORNING TRIBI NF. Tuesday. November 23. 15H*- 'i f j —i j MAJ> MtNv PoUTD£S SOhmflk AS G-l_ /~S _s_ ,-t _-v .■i'fc.f «*l_> __fk_"lT_: LGT /v.i.-'A .ififefc. c^fSfi. n ____,^.-o T •■-,||a* rVT yjmm\-i T r Cr^ L&t-_^_-_ iii i 4 flu 11
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    SCAP To Decide This Week
    88 7 S CAP To Decide This Week m u< m ite tn« B |J P CI mationa the Fai ftitSU'l V Allior ft tin t»«uh net tht V to diaeliM which B, ductions liDonty, it wa>I U SWfWßj- >zu whose sent- cct to some L nil of the' but delc-| lenicncyj
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    State shipping line for Australia
    54 7 State shipping line for Australia i Introi !i iiu ion i u'&Uli ipi ite intci k' Mi. I M'-PlSt'';. ntly IoHJ thai the tov-r-n > 1 ntend to pj»-- r: n of Com- j f i r i the The Gu\- j vioutly !ccnl- 1 1 't ship- 1 me
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    MISSING
    20 7 OQtfn, Mon- n 21-yeai- cl »'d singing "star i ig last night MJ 200-mile flight across in Northern VWs-
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    Ailing
    15 7 t n Monday. admitted ai S i nC e fan ailment improving I U.P.
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    Reconciled
    16 7 Monday, v p lynn and his n en .onto to confirmed incom*nl n t U.P.
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    HOW IT STANDS IN PALESTINE
    64 7 First map sh'iws the areas T* first allot rtl Arabs and Jews hy the l~ fitted Nations. On- tre map shows areas won hy iorcH of arms uh»*n the I'ni- ted Nations' Hrst trute \\as ohserv»d. Mai» on rijfht shows lh»* new divisions under tV
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    S. KOREA ENLISTS POLICE
    149 7 SEOI'L. Monday A Governnient spokesman said today the situation nea; the ;'.&th parallel was "very critical" and tho Home Ministry plant d to tiainj about 25.000 additional police after recruiting thorn within a I two-week period. Hor.?e Mimstci T. Y. Yun said about 40 North Korean
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    SESSION OF ASSIZE
    24 7 A Session Of Assize Will be held in the Singapore Su- I Pierre Court n n December 6. at 10.15 a.m.
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    RUSSIA REJECTS PALESTINE PLAN
    480 7 RUSSIA REJECTS PALESTINE PLAN DARIS, Monday. Ku-ssia claimed in the tnited Nations political committee that the I nited States and Britain were striving to mould Palestine into a tool for joint military policy and "their oil monopolies." Russia's Sem>Mn K. T-a*ap-kin rejected Bernad.tb- > plan and chatted Britain with trying
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    New outbreak in Negev area
    217 7 Anfav outbi all of mll'tary activity wm reported -n the Ncgev area In southei Palestine >*>•<< Tday. An Israeli mmy spokesman slid that Egyptian lore-'- have taken w verai previously imcccupied tions from «*fs;nt to 10 Mill a East oi thi li line which I*
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    What Missed 2,000 Years Ago
    172 8 What Missed 2,000 Years Ago Marie Sect (tl), Ean Ean (24) and Enjj Eng (30) love the sea next to acting. IMB jm gg ■■sm-rwp**---- Xs ..awsaia. ~^y*.-j~^~g~?%^jw^sig^»B^ *s The girls driSlSed up for ths •••i.rman: Yap fit* Lan (16) Ean Ean and bg Eng. 1 Kipht: Wouldn't you like
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      245 10 JACK ARMSTRONG 1 r y x*y. -"-"-spent ---ev yjtx 1 1 now tf --J _r— r_l ■•«_.-B»-l.- I ARES'^E-EuS Thß(. 7*f" p. f-»?_a EXI ~LIjS~Sa Ma _„y p, »w.iwk ff-rra II V ,»as^«£? _ec»usE_ t^_> *v^e^/ EV I LIL ABNER I -p l r~~~~~~~™~~ Ijf ah *^--ATCHt»ir^!r-r---_J *m p:ck ~3~~
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    Chinese Reds Hit Out At US Aid To Chiang
    275 11 Chinese Reds Hit Out At US Aid To C hiang American interests in China will be obliterated if kftlMnto lied hands. This was indicated in a 4lca-t on b statement by the Central Committee of pMdßiuust Parly yesterday. ■/ugh it 3 tin strong■"er ind ition of P w ed w
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    Spaak To Set Up New Grovt.
    73 11 BRUSSELS, Sun- It. Pnui Henri Spaak. who last nitrnt a^reei! to the i truest of Print* Charles, Re^-it of Belgiuia, that be shoul t form a new Goverrmcnt, tr-iay sai-1 that he hoped tc compete its fonhaticai bv noon tomo ow. "The former Cabinet
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    WIVES SHOULD SHARE SAVINGS
    240 11 SYDNEY Sat.— Wives should at least be allowed to 0 share eqiihUV with their husbands moncv thev sav. from housekeeping allowances, said Mr. W. n. Hazi'lton. speaking at a farewell function on iW tirement as Sunreme Court Prcthonotary in bydney. Mr. Kazclton MM that bv 1.t."
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    'The West First'
    152 11 'The West F irst' BOSTON, Sun. i-tm: ;h- urgency of Aid to Bui :n<l Asia, thp ('linst»aii Sctenc Monitor ltd in as: MtOI to! t f that I Commu.i if m ivouM be "more pataitrsylllf t'-i i\ iliz.i* ion than a sw» c]i'u Chinese Red victory The papii said .1
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    'GET TOUGH'
    29 11 Cl.\( i.\NATI. Ohso. Sun. Thr American Federation »»f Labour convention prepared foioi^n poiicy statement today dematfcttng a strongei United States position In dealing with Hud "ia. U.P.
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    British Film News Story Department Reshuffle To Keep Dp With Production
    394 12 British Film News Story Department Reshuffle To Keep Dp With Production LONDON. SYDNEY BOX. Managing Director of Gainsborough, beliexes that the foundation of the production programme ot anv British studio should be set in the *tory department. lie is putting this belief into practiee bv re-organising Gainsborough's own Scenario Department
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    Produce Market Round-up
    48 13 Produce Market Round-up um I Ungga p ...i hew Cosed th- sHCh* it oil men thprtcn-wfc- en tations: awk TAPIOCA 534. .AKr- {M £IOCA SEED »35. rnii'M PEARL: So*. SSs PEPPER MuntoK tjSc PEPPER: Lampong LbIER ißound) >130 Java; ipRA B s KJ IEG UOSSI2B. B. audi M.j.
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    Malayan Share Quotations
    657 13 I Nov. 22. kapore wan quotation* fu riven hy the Mal- ftaiebi en As^wia-oi Eas frllo- B Ice 14.00 15.00 Bnck jj, 2.05 •J.!'2'..xd I tr ;1 6 1 jnist ;.:,o S.5O Tin 10) 15 19/i. P) 23/1 25 6 em United pu r Bee 11.50 42.25
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    Market Opens Low
    27 13 Market Opens Low The share market 3 opened the week ex- tremely quietly yester- day with small business passing at slightly lower levels. S m ......Q Q.
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    SIAM WILL BUY U.K. ROLLING-STOCK
    192 13 don l( .;.Pr, «v ..Tll' SS, Whi<h i,s due to •>•■'*•■ H»"Kk<»i *<* Ixuv «l*.„li Z tLV y -<'''»<l £"5 million for British nmntltmetm*- matrriais lor Ihr Shame Stair Hallways A sizeahie share of thr allocation will go foi the pui chase of j mill,
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    Rubber Average 46c per Ib.
    39 13 Rubber Average 46c per Ib. The average Helling j 1 price of No. 1 Latex i Rubber at the Singapore auctions during the quar- S ter ended Sept. SO, whs i 46.04 cent* a pound. m*.^^..^**- >_^**^^m r****..^**. t
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    Pakistan Cotton Goes To India
    37 13 LONDON. Mon. —Pakistan', cotton crop this year, esti maud at 1.300.000 bales, will go mainly to India. Australia. China. Spain and Russia will get 15.000 bales each. Radio Australia re- ported.- Reuter
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    Australian Revenue Increase
    41 13 I For the four months to CVto- I ber- 81. Austral R p customs an.! excise revenue was £A M.<!.>l.--897 ar, j n ■>■ ase of 7 1 7 1 1 ovi i the mme riod for i«*i7. I
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    Competition For Indian Market
    108 13 Com petition For Indian Market I MELBOLRNE, Monday—lf Australia did not go after Indian markets she would be beaten by other countries, said Mr. H. fc Gollan. newly appointed Hirfi Commissioner to India before leaving here for India today. Bfr. Gollan. former Australian Trad-' Commissioner to India, raid hfe visit
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    AUSSIE WHEAT PRICE CONTROL
    95 13 TiH Australian Wheat i.-id*i.,-try -i\:.y soon I opt ;< tyjteni of prut- stabilisation. n.»original plan winch wai intra dueed to thi- Federal "■>,_. liament two years ago whin pn on were high was thrown out again I ccaus*- i»* did nat g i... the aj roval
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    Rubber Market
    77 13 f With no advices f* )'.n London and New York, the local rubber market wai quiet yesterday. Pi ices vv i e aroun I Satui day's closing levels Tone. Steady but quiet. Closing prices won- Buy< Sellers Mo. 1 Nov. RflS 36-fi 37 No. 2 Nov. USS :{.V'-
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    CLUBS SEEK FA RECOGNITION
    416 14 CLUBS SEEK FA RECOGNITION I ONDON, Vnmdnv.-Thr.i.mho.it Britain c*.erv MB dai mon- th::r, KMMKH) sportsmen |>l:»xso<rpr in -ell or^ini^l amateur !e:i-;ues-but n.tiior.l th, ..flit ia! FoOttaH AMW iation recognition thev have been Neekiac foe many ye:irs. beading a •crusade" to gain this recognition is a M war- old Sunday school
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    Fates Hard On Scott
    251 14 Fates Hard On Scott Fa e m the i* I illness and injury ias t- en unkio I this -season Id _*wi.e Sco»t, the Arsenal and England i*;htback. Du i the v nv r w wai Ir Norway. Scott an operation foi ippfndi- i mmr i the rust month's league
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    BILLY CONN MAKES A COMEBACK
    98 14 BILLY CONN MAKES A COMEBACK ~.-i LAS', Texas, Won Conn the on e \.r:. yweighj boxing contender Dtak bit second appeajance of hii ccm.eoa:k campaign h re Thursday nig]..: in a ten round bout again.-.; Jacki t Lyons of Oklahoma City. Ccn n is 4 -ot expected to eacounttr more
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    Hin Wong Nets 3
    44 14 In played n Saturday at the Farre** FzTk between C S. A, and Kwl SpotU Loafui Hin w n§| -'red ail thiee goat* [or ir.e C. 8. A. Tne c. S. A. ran out winner.- by three •toll to one.
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    At The end of the races
    118 14 WUtmi. rjcture. 1 Mrv E. l-ddlau Thomson riwlilag tin < ~t *-ru MLL■ vv«n by Games Low at auturita*'-* _a<r\ H liiiiah from Mrs. Iteilly. Mrs. Thomfton, with Mlm tS MitebcU ar*. thr owners of th»- gn\ Vustralian c-ldi^ T ribune Mrs. Charl»><» ivo.ixes
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    RACEHORSE COVERS 100 MILES
    99 14 RACEHORSE COVERS 100 MILES New Warrior, an 11 -yoa-' -old j brown gelding, v.* bo recently won the Angles* y handicap ttt Fiemmeton Ka&ecousM. Melbcurno, has nov/ covered 110 miles, 2J furlcpga n iaces. His latest win was from his bundcedth ata* t His reccr i i*> 17 wim (inolid'ng
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    Ceylon Hocky Star Here
    50 14 I. K R.P.--. ICI for Singap has .< die rf laa veiyproj i v\ sport. ll] ny Thi? (Ex-CLI r .< Chl fcrcl r was eel 9 combji* -I vs. the A ed in tii tion 01 I XI, but un i toe e*l H [fuu
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    S'PORE ASIANS BEATEN
    192 15 S'PORE ASIANS BEATEN \si_ins piaved bad rugger ana »unerea K Mlie b mils of" the Singapore Cricket Club ,f „,e tn ilo the M"< yesterday. jilts I'"' I _l V ,ilK nom Ij Sag, t loam two mei in with his ■ile. fumbled and up V „n the leivlei use
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    First Foal
    43 15 iht itesi stake--1:.. ma Au.-tra- v,.; I hW first. It is a by Dhoti. mon u s list of Pl :h \vu> aby Mi I I am .>ire of non B-rabrook. it w n 24 racej ami D.c:T s during I
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    RSGC's SCOTLAND vs. REST SUNDAY MATCH
    388 15 the draw I the Roy- 1 Club'i Scot- i v T atch to be j r I T mah next j I-" m■ ing (Scotland ■It RCi Scr.) ,r.l H. tan lei vs. B F r .1 C. HhiL s r\. Vi Scot: iA)
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    Champ's wife passed through
    31 15 kei, wife of iwn tennis Norman Brookes. ;apore yestack to Aus- in England. visited nder. son *hlv f VT» '^oives a rood parcels Hos- which she 1
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    Scullers sign for title race
    105 15 Scullers sign for title race Bvans Puddara. Amtrallap i champion, and Max FUher. .New South Walci champion, 'have ligned articles for thei i world iculiini title ra© which will t..i:e place n Mo* [▼ember 10 <-n the parramatta i iv* r. near Sydney Each hai [depw.-it j £Alot The course
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    S.C.F.A. plans big games
    222 15 Several big soccer matches are in store tor Singapore faa> before the end of this year. The Singapore Chinese Football Association council meeting held at the Singapore Garden Club, yesterday, has under taken to arrange these matches. This rear'j Malaya Cup holders the Penang Chinese— hav
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    AUSSIE ATHLETE FOR 1948?
    147 15 Best Austia.iar. athloto for 1948 is likely to be selected fiom two outstanding candidates for the title 01ymp.<* ■CUlling chimpion Mervyi. Wood and John Winter. Olympic high- jump winner. Tho winner, who wil. no chosen finally by a special committee led by Sir fcrank Beaurepairo. noted
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    S.C.F.A. Will Have Own Club-house
    279 15 The Singapore Chinese Football Association v/ill have its own ground and elub-house in the uear future. The probable sites in view are the former Polo Club ground, the Anson Road Stadium and the soccer field at Guillemard Road, Geylang. The qut-stiOP. of having its, Kn
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    F & N SOCCER
    72 15 F N SOCCER Tho follow. n,; will repreiert F.&.N Spoib. Cluh football team against Standard-Vacu-um Oil Co. XI en Friday al Farrer Park. TJkso on She re-i serve list mu.st also attend and be prepare i to play. Ong Keng Swee; A warn; Chik. J Nonis; Ami. Aniut.saY C B.
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    He's a Brown —but not Bill
    128 15 He's a Brown but not Bill Probably the Brat Bngli->h professional siol-eter engag** l to eoadl i mnioyets ,i an Austialian < ommercial company passed t< lough Singapore yestonl.**' on *ou* tu Sydney by lh*. Ho i.s Sydney Maurice Bi< opening bats:. ian for M*d< >■ ■ex County, who ll
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    PACIFIC SURF MEET PROPOSED
    196 15 PACIFIC SURF MEET PROPOSED In the 41 years that tho Surf Life Saving Association of Australia has been in being, its members have saved 66.732 lives, and the association now protects as many as 20.000.000 surfers a season. Now the association ll to ask the Mew South Walts AmHt* ui
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    Strike on 'Elizabeth' Settled
    49 16 Strike on 'Elizabeth' Settled a S ta v Ik 'Stic A\-\*\ ts nil s prej A I and cc tain 1 tf 150 kick g today w It Five hundi i ■tv rctun to P it said tli "stick i1 tkii rally -Oil V Dg o: -ie Compan; Reuter
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    Revolution Recognised
    43 16 Revolution Recognised WASHINGTON, Monday. 1 rhe United Btafc today recogted the new Peruvian revolution ry regime. The new government li head-; w y Oenerai Manuel Odiia •a ho led tho revolt laat month. orthrowing the former prestent Jose Luis Bustamentc R|- tro.- U.P.
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    REDS HOLD UP RELIEF COLUMN
    352 16 REDS HOLD UP RELIEF COLUMN Si ..i.ting oont'.nti*^ M hotli ridfn of the Longhai railway east of H MI( y.v two N*tfc I*l wmm aw iMi '"pfcl wy jm the Jaeci It rettw CfH. H naag FttM fo array sxr-up encircled by Connnuo NL Chen IT* m. PO-C MMBI deNpatvhc--.
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    Complaints About Mr. X
    371 16 UK Probe Witness Received LONDON, Monday.— David Rufus Williams Assistant Secretary of th'" Empire Parliamentary Association, today told the tribunal probing alleged corruption in Government circles that a complaint had been made to him abo::: 'Mr. X" mousing money to bribe ministers. Ho said that Sherman
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    REPUBLICANS DON'T OBJECT
    144 16 DATAVTA, Monday. The Indonesian Republican Government tuua not objected to the resumption of informal negotiations with the newly appointed Netherlands Cabinet delegation, th<? Republican news agency Antara reported today. The Dutch delegation i3 nowi rn its way by air to Ratuvia The Republican Cabinet met last rn;,ht
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    Urges Action On Hyderabad
    19 16 Urges Action On Hyderabad j the s his p: joct H- nee Ln H terioral tion by I Reuter
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    East African Fish Survey
    41 16 U r. K ill tun pound catch huge edl 1 I H D of giant Tha ihl] i Mr. J. i Mnggi trawl..-....*.-. ished fi J In th-* first veys lnl i 31*1 L.Uv A I_ih:;;_ U.P.
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    F.E.W. Mason Dead
    27 16 LON ICN T English n A. E. I Mai r. a H fu Tea*'. Lon* home tod y been BUfl ana h months Reuter
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    Petrol Rationing In Ceylon?
    25 16 COLOMBO, U n rationing maj troduced in C sumor- voiunUi cent, of their nsuapW which now tot lons a mon::.. Reuter
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