Morning Tribune, 24 November 1948

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    BIG SLUMP IN RUBBER PRODUCTION
    281 1 BIG SLUMP IN RUBBER PRODUCTION bßEfi r «uliH tion in Mala) a tell by 13,835 tons last month. The drop was entirety to I bi£ deereav* in output from smaii hidings. The big estates mrtd about l.<KKt tons more than in September. atUibuted to the activities of terrorists who have
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    EX-FIGHTER COMMAND CHIEF HERE
    68 1 EX-FIGHTER COMMAND CHIEF HERE Royal Air f Kirtleof the iv< d in rt yeater- ft g Air- 1 > I Au.«--(1 Ausn A-: the inc ftl Commonwealth i tm rt <■'•■ many j d w h > w< my i wd War," he 1 i 1 S lOltO I a-i
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    STOP PRESS
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    Bandit Surrenders To Gurkha Patrol
    103 1 Chinese I bandit Jungle and k Patrol of the »W »i the trorl "n!I1 i, thorough Kenta ,f found L£ i Party of irn -T Gur*<has. h<. Sten gun 1 -nade.^a L Ml rounds of ammunition. During tho sweep 14 bandit suspects wore captured. A
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    No Relief From Siege
    247 1 NANKING. Monday.— Nationalist forees pushing eastward from Hsuehow were reported today to have reached points oni); 10 miles from Gen. Huang Pei-tao's besieged troops at Janehuan but reports indicated no immediate relief for the hard-pre-ssed army as the Communist siege entered its 13th day. A Miniltry
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    Australians Lift Boycott
    37 1 BATAVIA. Monday -Tne arst Dutch purchase of about ia(i)o tons of Australian Horn for Indonesia itoce dock workers lifted their do> oott of Dutch ships should w from Austrahan poas. commercial source- .-taua nci
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    ABDUL TOOK A HINT AND OUIT AUSTRALIA WITH WIFE SANDRA
    374 1 ABDUL TOOK A HINT AND OUIT A USTRALIA WITH WIFE SANDRA MOHAMED Abdul bin Salikin, 29-year-old Singapore Malay working in Melbourne, took a hint last month and left before he was served with deport at ion papers. Yesterday ho stopped ashore in Singapore with S his charming White Australian wifo.
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    BOBBY BREEN ON HOAX CHARGE?
    95 1 GLIDDKN WISCONSIN. Monday— Officials line announced today that "disappearance" of Hobby Brat* scractor and singer, was a publicity hoax and that an investigation was undei way to determine if Criminal charges could bo brought against Brecn and his pn agent. Breon. missing on an airplane
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    BIG JUMP IN ARMS IMPORTS
    346 2 BIG JUMP IN ARMS IMPORTS Mainly Pistols J)w outbreak <>f liFtHwW >" Mulaya. followed by ihr (ioxtrnnitnt'* defssrilM to *rant private licence*, gate h tremendous fillip to gfafftfOflri Ml import** luring the months from July to Sepi einhpr. About i,7<M> revolt er> Mt bn|iurteti compared vvitli only two ►r the
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    Air C-in-C Flies to UK
    52 2 p-IN-C Fa: Baal Air ComV mand. Ai- Marshal £,ii Hugh Lloyd, left for London in h:* special plane yeateitfay to discuss "outstanding ques-; tiom concerning tht Far East: Air Command" with the Aii I Minis*, ry. He expects to be away io days. j SIR
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    Old Victorians' Dinner, Dance
    30 2 Old Victorians' Dinner, Dance The Old Victorians' Assoeia-, tion \.iii hold its second reunion dinner and dance at the Victoria School hall on NaVem-j ber 27. at 8 p.m. l
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    SHAVED HIM ON DAY OF THEFT
    229 2 SHAVED HIM ON DAY OF THEFT AT the continued hea. ing of the Medical College 10bbery oasr in the Assize Court yesteiday. a Malay hairdresser told the court that he had shaved off a moustache woni by the Hrst accused. Husslaa bin Ali. on the afternoon of January 29 last
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    Bought US Comies: Booksellers Fined
    273 2 THREE Singapore booksellers were summoned before Mr. E. P. Shanks (First District Judge) yesterday t<. answer charges of (mpultftHg "Comics" instead <>i the jKMkHluab iMCified in their application forms. *i i< wt- MHfcunmed Mi M "itM**. Bhaik ptwotti nnd Import l><»|tf. -l>ai\" M:irio:i"' uwn> i
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    3000 Cats And Dogs Burnt
    71 2 a m J Nearly twenty four J hundr* tl dead dogs anti i si\ hundred dead fa In m were burnt in the Singa- (Hire Munieipal lnein**ra- 5 tor at kolam Ayer near J Seraiiijnon Komi from m January to October this year. I a
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    TALK ON FRANCE
    26 2 A talk on "My countrv. France'' will be given by Mr. M. Bodard at the British Council, Stamford Road tomorrow at 8.30 p.m.
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    Aged 15, Sent to Assizes
    82 2 Aged 15, Sent to Assizes A 15-3 wn, |-tch 2 V fc I>o unn 2 I W...V *j** Attizes nv ,v,... J R J CL J Wttrdaj icharJl tin M I pt J log Chii -Jj 1 U ut As the p Pte. Orice chall i and th« y Ba_*J
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    AMERICAN HOLIDAY
    14 2 Offii e of 1 u N I -w In Thankss i I
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    Too Excited To Report
    223 2 Ong Chin Chuan. a S.T.C. driver, who. with I wife, was held up by three Chinese and robbed of eai and valuables valued at SlO2. said at thi Seventh Pi i Court yesterday: "I did not report the pottceafta] incident because I was hungry and the
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    Dutch Will be Auction Seized Good
    63 2 Dutch Will be Auction Seized Good Several hundi toG *H i produce ar.d 2B con'U*ated .seized by th, Dutch I ports, are I public auction ~IaM den t of Rhio al i u Pinang this week More tha n^J -J 9 palm oil. pepi „:i. :..fl lof batteries will be
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    Half an hour more for your letter
    32 2 Half an hour more for your letter have evening to I I Control!^ M nounced fl posting tm I ter's will I early or at n ßlinU ti fl the day. has
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    HOW DOES A MICROPHONEAFFECT YOU?
    95 3 Ii difl in»t MBM tt» lrij»;h-* It !i theie in»*n orators k\\*'\ ;'lUlrr*N»'tl .{0 0 i;ti-.-».3 (Ml I tn* o; i-utioit 'i, MM l:i «»t ,,incrv i<| iii. s.n^a.ior ..mnliN i ti«» <:;•■ a .1 <l I .'\.tilt"« A i <> i i i n.
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    ACSU HITS AT ARMY REPLY
    174 3 ACSU HITS AT ARMY REPLY Army's ;.iv to the ACSU memorandum to the m the Legislative Council on working [ions iviiiani in the service, came under fire ight union denied every statement made by my e inan yesterday morning. AGSI m the MornMK i last the uiiaftfi the t-nio'i >In
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    Chines ECAFE Delegates Here
    15 3 to the arrived in rney wars Wu I'aak- Th ,ll! Consul-!
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    India to send teachers to Malaya
    54 3 India to send teachers to Malaya Government of India wil recruit uachers from India to teach in the Teacher* Training School. Malaya. India also proposes to providi teachers for long term employment in Malayan schools.. Voluntary bodies runnin*. educ^tlonal institutions in Malaya should contact the Representatives of the Government of
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    Workers' Film Show
    51 3 A lilm "Meet the Pione is produced tor British factor workers, to see how their individual efforts contributed to the finished product and uses ,to which conveying-machinery was put when it reached cus- tomers. will be shown next year in Singapore. Kuala Lum- 1 j pur and
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    HIS WIVES FELL OUT OVER WILL
    106 3 ITHE two widow, of Seah let '"'•^^"Vhelr I 1942, came to the High Court yesterdav ov< the,. i husband's will. Kee Ah Liat the second wife. i entitled to a maintenance allowance of $25 per month under the will, asked the court for an
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    HELP FOR JAKUN REFUGEES
    86 3 HELP FOR JAKUN REFUGEES Nearly i'» Jahuc refugee** jf terrorist**! la Segaatot, OOCC, arc v-vim; iieip nom ihe local authorities and Malay organisations. They are hWICCd Is two >pe-ciaOy-hutlt huts in a in.***>> .v.i;npa:*i*t. J Twenty-seven or' their met iv. now taring employed in tlu Scgamal XWwn Oflice and th<
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    ONE BUILDING, ONE SOCIETY
    65 3 Eighty wall aalcricd employees of firms housed Ir Union Building. Singapore have a benevok-n; societ) i I their own. The Onion Benevolen. Scciety Bi it l» known P"' l(t I tiv, death claim. totalling (737.50 during t***e >''' ai rnc! ids Aufuat 31. l y4B The
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    He Doesn't Fear Tigers Or Terrorists
    218 3 He Doesn' t Fear T igers Or Terrorists (Tribune Siufi Reporter) Terrorist.*-- will hold no fear for 27-year-old Johnny Royola when he takes his tiger-hunting expedition deep into the B-uma-Siam jungle* next year. Royola. a Filipino will iin- terrorists. mal trapper of 10 years' experience, admtttct tin* poofcttittty of rurning
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    Boarded ship to steal
    75 3 Boarded ship to steal Younn Rajoo ..'alked int. I p.oteeted ate* in Tanjons Pag*v. boardei a ship, an.l was f aught :n cahin st .-ah;* ifi a fountain pen aial M Ci|paret« tec. Ka|.,o was sentenced at th* 1 First District Court yeat ito four mon- ns ti. fOi then
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      82 3 SII. VACANT I UK I'll nH WOMAN TKACHJ.K required fr.r Kim-peaa Seiiool in Naval Bow. Box A.I Mitt, M.T., s'lHtr**. (I..HU) -STAIIIXV ESSENCE OF CHICKEN A Highly < oneei.tratpd l»redlge-«led ""roti-in Food Manufttetured only under tlic -.irieteHl aseptic eondition-* 1 KOM WW il 'l Ml *MBD Ol VOINO HhAI.TIIV ■THICKEN*"
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    PREPARING FOR THE BIG MOMENT
    117 4 PREPARING FOR THE BIG MOMENT Pupils of Mr. M. R. Anciano's Far H**M of Music are rehearsing for the school* y^oritj niversary Concert which will be held at inr Hall on Dec. 17. f t j,e pi-» n _H At the concert, special recordings oi nO M playing of old
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      246 4 On Your Radio Toda, BLUE NETWORK r Uc U IC 55 a m to 12.00 English Schools' Broaden; u 100 pt. Lunch-time music by the Radio O 11 ch-M.-a 130 News; 145 Rhythm Parade with fu* mon, Saxophonists M f***-** Close Down 8 15 Programm. Sum- I* 11 mary «v
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    Bring Pep And Sparkle Into Your Locks
    102 5  - Bring Pep And Sparkle Into Your Locks ALICIA HART By rebuke you lackai dry i. t athd h hand- rxtnrakls com- lenti- ?r l snap nr which between with a quick scalp. pink ready for That li acoom- oga With hampoo. suits, thii followed for iv- making I tw quarts
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    Safety rules for that Christmas tree
    326 5  -  Kathleen Hicklcy By DO you remember the old fashioned Christmas, trees ablaze with fairy like candles? They certainly "made a lovely show, but unfortunately they were full of potential tragedy, and were a \>\^ worry to parents, who vote unable to ax their vigilance
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    DIARY
    112 5 OFF to England on the Devonshire is Mrs. Km Lindsay with little Alastait. Linda bids au revoir to friend.-- at a niominj; 'drinks' South Africa bound aie Mr. and Mis. D. Toones of Batu Arug. They leave this morning on the BcmevAin. While ;n Sin^apoie the Toones were guests
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      60 5 That we will instaJ an HIS MASTERS VOICE" BANDSPREAD RADIO i final initial payment, the bakace payable over VI months. ALL H.M.V. RADIOS are 111ll > guaranteed bv the s <>!«' lti^t^ibuto^s S. MOUTRIE CO. :MALAYA) LTD. JOHN LITTLE'S BUILDING ST9MACH W// w/%> SUfvJy/ W ""at with? Why De Witt's
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      114 5 RAFFLES HOTEL j NOTICE. the ballroom will be 'exclusively reserved tonight 'for a private functiom. i XMAS NEW YEAR FE STIVITIES XMAS EVE Special Xatlf Dinner Ball Craeken Novelties, Noisemakers, Bsltoona, «-tc. FLOOIi SHOW XMAS CAROLS EXTENSION TO I A Dineh $8.00 Nonnliners $3.00. \M.\s NlGHT— Special Xnati Dinner Ball
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    THE MORNING TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY. NOV, 24, 1918. Vote For Social Insecurity
    416 6 THE MORNING TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY. NOV, 24, 1918. Vote For Social Insecurity /;i A>i*>\'< Mmtn I'jiin Tuni-r. Ltd. Talbot Hou«f 98 31 Martm t Is"* Wx THE Federal Legislative Council is effecting progress by marching backwards into the political jungle of reaction. Last week, Mr. M. P. Rajagopal put forward I
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    MILLION HEADACHES FOR MACARTHUR
    555 6  - MILLION HEADACHES FOR MACARTHUR Gordon Walker by Japanese Commitmsb sax that their chief fiitn i* lo achieve a membership of 1,000,000, Then, they explain, they will be prepared to take over the country. OHM of the I lfr««t I ob* u Ing the headquirten Douglas MacArthui in J ipaa today
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    THE VAIN SOUTH AFRICAN
    248 6 THK average Johar.nestui man. before the war notorious for bi, careless rtvesf, is to;ay in datt£ei of winning the title of Wold's Vainot Male Rm most obvious signs of the Jchai»6uburg mans rcoocupaUon writa his clothes are the number 01 men'<i c atfittois in Uie cty
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    GOVT: "QUICK TO TAX, SLOW TO PAY"
    795 7 GOVT: "QUICK TO TAX, SLOW TO PAY" What About Insurance. Compensation Claims? it 4t«**m 1 v Sir John Hay addressed Kamu-N jning (Perdk)^ Rubber and Tin Ltd.^ shareholders in London yesterday. 4 IGOROi g attach on t* ••Unit* Ktafdon an I Milayan Govtrw fits' deUv in settling wai Insurance an
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    Jungle Burial for the five Dakota Victims
    62 7 Jungle Burial for the five Dakota Victims f thf 2Dd Scots (iuards ar.i three I took part in a simple burial tenrico i;' .t of Sen?ndih ycotcrday. 'lliey were I nmrti to five airmen who died in r-;,;:,;;^!^ November 12. Z ty found wj P Oure -i Ui« il u
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    PRISONER SHOT
    13 7 r.atu I > ooera i ittacked Bred AfC Of pt< ti to
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    MALAY REGT. SWEEP
    113 7 MALAY REGT. SWEEP Troops of Ifc* I*l Bn.. Th< ;.I<'iv Regiment, woikinji with ctetachmeaU of 4th Hus^ai? i'..} jo'ilv earned out a fullK*fe yweep during the \v««k■n«l. Tiuy had .some success in tiv f. >i-a south of the Renpas'-Kuala KlWgfUl toad \vhe?c itWil .••jtrago^ and murders h*ivr takea place latily.
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    Died Of Wound Dead Bandit Had' After Battle Plenty Of Ammo
    102 7 Died Of Wound Dead Bandit Had' After Battle Plent y Of Ammo i Coostabie p attack k--. on ICooday )Uifi Thit ,1 in the nt. ndK Ml I w: k.' th« x »l wtt Station T ,oo Mondiy the poltco. A barvlit ran vine: d St:n Sim. 116 rounds or
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    Bandits Rob And Kill Shopkeeper
    23 7 Bandits Rob And Kill Shopkeeper UJ I -iy Two enten I J v ik--.ii area f ir. I ;ot- touk ihc |j tnutti^f-
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    A.PO Shoots Bandit
    16 7 lp i:v- Ofll- r lt -a-, via- i S reuOmi Th, ARC. .".-lit
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    33 Arrests
    27 7 There wore XI arrests in lh€ Foliation yesterday: B in Selar.gor; 2 in Tieggan'i; 7 In Xcgri Ucinbthin; 5 in JoiMJi*. ani Li in Per.ik.
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    REGISTRATION: LATEST
    32 7 REGISTRATION LATEST A total of 8.&5T pMffc plie.J to! legislation on M n day. Fi£iues till j:cn<lay evcmn'; arc Applicants '">" Cards issued 580.699 Th*;« air Nl daya nsow before the otatr^i cios**.
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    'Clear Out Red CIO men told
    266 7 PORTLAND, Oregon, Tut*.— ClO trade union President, Philip Munrav unloosed slashing attack an Communist party-line follower* in the CIO today ami thrmilitrf that they Ret in line with the policies of th<* CIO majority. Mm lay opened the ClO'a convention 'is morninj by making
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    WILL THE WEATHER BEAT THE LIFE?
    117 8 WILL THE WEATHER BEAT THE LIFE? mi While the attention oj ihe nvrld is focusstd on China, the Berlin blockade taken second place in the headlines* But in Germany as tinier approaches all eyes are tm the planes thai are feeding Berlin. Can they heal the weather The British and
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    JUNE IS YOUNGEST PILOT IN MALAYA
    293 11 JUNE IS YOUNGEST PILOT IN MALAYA I, daughter of the Federation's iry, i.s the youngest and lightest jj.; i .<**■ aid w< ighl only 90 pounds. She is also H jl lined pilot to qualify to carry pas paaaenger was her instructor, Mr. hd Hammett, and her second was her
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    Eva's Charter IN UN
    64 11 Eva's Charter IN UN B. Dr: Ko Braraugiii Arge«B rMm i"«iay L'nitH B to universal B- in| oid wife of H. preJ- Italian H H i' to H; form ■'■•<■■ H j ho He aged I cctio y hts H( i itthy I B and B H work B B
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    METHODIST AND FOOD IS EXHIBITS
    45 11 METHODIST AND FOOD IS EXHIBITS IK :ls School ar Ait ancl Handwork V\ rht mM P**i*the°s2 '«nl\voi'< wUI P** 1 there will ntoo Proceeds *«1 be asetl to K ««/iepairii^the ivy* prepared and r I parents of E£ lr] Of the *-*■> j ri< tx held
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    Food Parcels to Australia
    125 11 I- t-ood Pari< has- Australians reels to their m Eng. it deli- increased eka. This i-tary. 1 n '"'-ntly, N fh Alderplanned s ember 4. the first anniversary of the scheme, but because of tii avalanche of Christmas o*dt ra, the fund ran out of parcels
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    The 'Queen' Becomes A Floating Hotel
    224 11 SOUTHAMPTON, Tuesday. Striking crewmen 0 trooped back aboard the Queen Elizabeth and the biggest ship in the world became a palatial floating hotel to be moored here until the dock strike in New York ends. Cu'»ard White Stai L*IM has agreed not to sail
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    London Dines By Candlelight
    225 11 LOXDOX, Tues.— Many restaurants have brougnt I back a flicker of romance to austere London by advertising widely "dine by candlelight". An older generation smiled sentimentally, took a mental jOWie? back to a richer age of gentle shadows, soft voices and red carnations. But restaurant owners,
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    FURNITURE TAX CUT
    48 11 LONDON, TUBS. Bo:** f ol [Trade President Harold w'ih^n announced tod that tne Sovernmant \n»H lepeaft controls over tae minulat lure and _H •>• piy 01 lumitu-e rext week, and will tut purc"vt_r* tax or. furllftturc from two thirds cr retail pi iee Lo one-thud. U.P.
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    Call For Peace In Indo-China
    163 11 Call For Peace In IndoChina PARIS. TUBS A of well known French p-onie called i<- day for peace n.^ Uv Unnimnr National! Oiihum— m «>t I)t Ho Chi Ifinh The appt al was tffMd nnt others by printer Henn MiltMT xistentiult-t writ' r ar.d philus.>phe t Jean-Paul B;:rtvt' actor IWlll-LOttta
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    CHOCOLATE KING DIES
    73 11 HIRAfIN'IffAM. Tiics. Mi. 'ErfwarcJ v d.l' :-ij f a ICVOUt Quak't jjiifl 'o»<t.ci duUrma.n of the Dt'.ily Wewi Limited, the company which contio'.'i th i London novvsp- pfr.s Star und I Nous ChroniM died h«> lo'day rj;rd 75. Mr. Edwani Cadbu»y. k practising nhilpi.thtopist nil his lit-',
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      26 11 -MAN EATER" Vi /j Comirtv! SINGAPORE 21 Camera Studies 2 1 BV 3.00 t'rinted by WITHEKBY CO., l»«idon rub!ish«'(l by KELLY A WAa^H I 111. >ini;\pok>:
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    MASSEY (DEAD) WAS NOT SO DEAD AFTER ALL
    316 12  -  OSWALD HENRY •JiTSfIW"! THE man who answer* the telephone anxiously watihe-d the rehearsal of a scene for the tilni ••Mourning Becomes Electra" which Ls due _>bortlv for screening in Singapore. Mis. Raymond Massey had telephoned repeatedly with an 11 geoi ago fot
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      99 12 a W m> mm Mw^ -ifs^El^^^g i_D iiiM~___ _________H_______g mm .IH m v_—\ __^_v 1 ■^ti;ilJi|J;;|i!||i;!,'i}|l|||;ilik']E: I 77/7/ 73£57 i;\TI:RTAIX\IL\r j I BARGAIN IN TOWN! AT 1 SHOWING 1 payment: I FltOM lOHAV j ONLY 3 SHOWS DAILY at 1.30 p.m.; 5.15 p.r*. A M.45 p.m. AlhambrA J Starts TODAY!
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      90 12 XK "TO Tomoncm -RAJA > m* 1 EVEN THIS WISE STORK IS LAUCHIVC.JI And so will f T Y i whon vou (C I Keep Your m J\ \{\}J\ '4_i 111 ia Ijl v v\ Itmmt THB _f J^ffifr fx >^ BBSKj^f 'mjii TONY ZALE vs. MARCEL nEBDAX I with
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    JAPAN LOSES MARKET FOR BICYCLFS
    116 13 JAPAN LOSES MARKET FOR BICYCLFS wE^T v,r th loss of ,he nf kiT. I ma rket of Ja P*"*. number ono exnorter -____U_? pans ,n s Signing of a contract for tho sale of 100.000 units of British bicycles and pare* to the Netherlands East Indies last' August was only
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    PALMKERNEL YIELD BIGGER IN OCTOBER
    148 13 PALMKERNEL YIELD BIGGER IN OCTOBER L ,n-K". the |>«lenitl«n k n) >, I.tums**) ton. Uhlgh^^t t..r nn> month fcSi'b. r production r ,a,M onlj Ml tons. r u iIT for th, cor'p.n.lm^ '"-nth la,st Cr »w ih 9U tMns lt rwnutetivf total L ,h, nr-t ten months r.. October xm«-
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    Malayan Share Quotations
    737 13 Nov. 23. L ipo, tre quotation* w- a." given by the Mal-- Sii^rtL-ri kers' As^oc.ia _os u f. llo^s ■> T 4 T CJ ■g Ici 14.00 15.00 I 2.92 4 xd I 41/6 m :.:o $JSQ m 19 t m B- |i i 42.25 He* Trust
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    Tendency To Sag
    19 13 Tendency To Sag m The share market continued its listless at- titude yesterday. Priees tended to sag. e a
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    RUBBER MARKET
    43 13 Buyers. Sellers. No 1 Nov. RSS 37 37- No. 2 Nov. RSS 36 36- 4 j No. 3 Nov. RSS 35 35- On registered tender: Dec. 37-' s 37-% Jan-Mar. 1949 37 37- 1» Apr.-June 1949 36", 37-', Tone Very Steady.
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    But Sells More Ball-Bearings
    59 13 TOKIO, Tues.— The demand is increasing here among forngn traders for Japanese precision ball-bearings, BCA.PI Economic and Scientific Section reports in its weekly report of Japanese industry. Indian buyers are now negotiating for the delivery of about 45,000 pieces of hall-bearings. The Chinese mission is also
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    Gets German Fertilizer
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    Big Off The Season Soccer Treat On Saturday
    85 14 MM tttmi -HI t,,r Afodtalll *»«< 8.-VTM «!!....> < jrtK US7L.I sriU be selected I (oUowlng (•v nng w;u Mun; r Tong b. on Leong; Qiye Hw iooa S^ung Ssoc GUI; lo^B Hon .<: rr 1 Suing. LUn 6wani I Hoc; Hong
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    Kamrai for Wack WackMeet
    107 14 K amrai for Wack WackMeet MWILA. Tu-v*.—__■ Kamrai. ..pen golf champion of Siam. Is competing in the Kai WUmX open SOW championship. BpOOMred 'bv the Wack Wack Golf and Countrv Club. billed in January IMt, it am announc. i Mer*. Xhe visiting champion will be accompanied by three Siam- -r*
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    MOVIES TO DECIDE FINISHES
    122 14 Aulhoiit.io» At the RanJwt ••< i»cec'.»irst l.^u«;quarteis ofj the Austialian Jockey Club. I and home of ii'cing In K«w South Wales. .io\e b»*en menttni; with the ust* or moving films of ac^s for u£e ol r <-1s at :nqi':ries. The A.J.C. nas receive*! 10--ports and speci/.ien
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    Britt to be trainer in Australia
    130 14 Britt to be trainer in Australia SYDNEY. TIMS. Edgar I.i.tt. now OQC of England's top-rtight }OCkey«, will return to Australia to set up as a t lamer. He revealed his plans to Melbourne sportsman Mr. F. P. Ciuttenden. who recently re- i turned from England. Mr. Cruttenden said he met!
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    C.S.C. T-Tennis
    51 14 C.S.C. T- Tennis Th^ following will represent the Chinese Swimming Club 111 triendly game ol tabh tennis against th? Shell Sports Club o n Sunday M 2 p.m. at 21. Amber Road. Ng Yew Wing: Loke Seek Cheong; Lim King Seng. Leong Yat Choon; Charlie I Kang: Lim Choo n
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    Suivi Up to Class I
    73 14 Two horses, Suivi and ynr fflghnnas hav« been sent up rrom Class two to C as,. o:.e Dona to Cia_s two Canm Class one are Race Fan Prcclnns Stream, Home >tretch. Lucky Three and Goat'v *)ri:n. Tb.re*' Class two horses. Rivian, Bptnr Mirth and IBpendtglit
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    61 14 LONDON. Tues. Britain's Amateur Boxing Association today decided uot to nominate j British bo-Ken. for the Euiopean I team to meet the United States Golden Gloves champions inj Chicago next May. The reason was that the event] fa!!.-; too close to the date of Bri-,
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    127 14 Chinese YMC A Table Tennis j Chinese y.m ca. Table Tennis team will play a friendly match against Shell Bports i Club today The match will he held at the Chineose Y.M.C A premises at J :r.. The following players will j lepras- nt the Chinese YM.' A j Toh
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    The Litle Spitfires
    47 14 I'tutto h Pictured h:n»\»' aiv Ihl >l)itt:rf% (It'll), a team roiuIk»\»- brtag rtuiag "»*n ihfir s'tri'.t c:i« ••MlllttTH this •♦.•as»m. lf?v.\ nu'l an K.A.I'. Jmu:i^ tl^cn right on Sunila> ai GcjrlMlg Ma.limii and ran uut ulnaen b> the <kl<l jjoal in ttiiv,'. Ranjit Singh
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    Savold Already In Shape For Woodcock Battle
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    Nathoo, Noor In States
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    108 14 Jimmy Cashed Joe's Eye CLEVELAND Ohio, r. Jimmy Wvins Cl m negro, made i spirited for a June title b- 5 carrving thf tlfh- U CM pion Joe Unu. durlnf JJ of their slx-roond aseirtn. scrap. Bivin* did m I punching during th J four rounds but IXHJtfsnni so;n e
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    36 14 Body-building Association At Uis anna iny cf th.' *< Association. 208 Q'".H-n> W- 1jt W rre elected President, r- !j joint-v.ee H J secretary. (1 K n treasure.. U» auditor. H. ta eU v three coii-""'- 1
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    315 15 f, 11 from ntnH to finish, the .Singapore r .'ph .tion l"b troum eil the Singapore Cru ib b' 0:,,s to uil ln a nor k^ "'^tfh played aU dc-i R n leav- K.C. centre-! 5 ii't-tiie'K", tH ich half, Th. I by R. Bar-
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    KOTA RAJA RUGBY XV
    63 15 The following have been j selected to represent Kota, I Rai.i Sport.-. C-J'.ib at trttggei against Customs Sports Club at Farrer Park on Friday. Kick off 5.00 A. Rahman: Ali Ahmad N.az Shah: Zamzam: Taha. Slun iff Madon: Ja' afar Ridwan; Hashim: Ismail Jab bar; Mahsoocl:
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    REPLAY ORDERED
    78 15 a Football Association commission meeting in York. upheld the Bishop Aucklanl j Club's protes t agsinat the re suit of their fourth qualifying round Football Association cup tie against Scarborough on the gorund thai Scarborough fielded two In- < ligible player-s The commission ordered I that the match
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    T-Tennis Team Off On Dec. 5.1
    98 15 The Singapore table tennisteam is scheduled to leave by thc Bangols on December 5, for tt sei ies of matches in Hon.. kong and Macao. The youngest representative in the team and also a membei of the Siong: 800 Athletic ASSOj ciation i.s Chan
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    69 15 The foUoWinfl have beer. selected to represent Customs Sports Club in a game ol rugger against Kota Raja i Sports Club at Farrer Park on Friday Kick Off 5.00 p.m. i Transport leave-, nom H. O. a* :4 30 p.m.: Iksan; GanhS. U. D>■ Bates. Roulli
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    272 16 Egyptians Threaten To Leave UN DON'T WANT ISRAEL AS "CLUB" MEMBER PARIS, Tuesd.u.— When Australia casVd on the I nited Nations today to ai cept Israel for memb*-Tsip, Egyp. promptly threatened to walk out if the Jewish state became l member. The threat was mad Egyptian Delegate Adry Aa Iraos
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    131 16 NZ Fight To Admit Ceylon PARIS, Moe Im i spirited defence of Ceylon's application for membership of the United Nation-*, which Is vetoed by ths Soviet I'nion. Mr. J, V. Wilson. l New Zealand delegate, deelar- 1 ed hero todey his country regarded this "unjust treatment' with deep concern. He
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