Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 9 November 1947

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    31 1 The Sunday Tribune 0 THE PEOPLE FO/* THE PEOPLE MALAYA'S NATIONAL NEWSPAPER- j. I{ '-J«««aalj li v...-.;..:»-.<. *a"'a l.jm-n!r. !noh .•-nan.. fcnvix>i i>A\}f> I iE, NOVEiVBER 9, 1947. PRICE TEN CENTS.
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    Sunday Tribune Sets A Record
    67 1 J, 1 T, S I r/, < </ if t,,<S)f ih >r' <f rif I mm. d<\ trn < '<> if norti *hr -n't 'i* fimaS) *'ii In*" nf'emoon '-> tr*vr'. th i 1 and sp<>rt*n<i page and ■r< m 'h >■ >ir „j)j,, <tll
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    $14,655 Piracy Near S'pore
    81 1 $14,655 Piracy Near S'pore fSundfi-f Tribun* Btaff R \>< :t» A motor tongkang which was returning to Singapore was ptrated m the waters between Malacca and Nsnatra at 8 a. in. on Thursn The piratej numbered .seven Cnlnefe. two of whom wen armed vnth pistols. Tii»-y cleaned out the tongkang
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    AT THE RACECOURSE YESTERDAY
    73 1 phototji 'i ph. The Tribune cameraman was at Bukit Tiinah before dawn yeshft'ij/ to give t/on a pictorial record of the framing for the coming Bmffapcre races. Here Kulogitm (nearer camera) and Lackey are thovm m a done finiwh. Our Ing reporter §ayt Enl(Kjistn must h'^
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    NEW JOCKEY
    30 1 W STIRLING of M( i bourne .s.-iys the B v kit ah rococourm Ut u m\ good (is any tn htA hotnetown**. He wiil i '</#■ far Major HotUUc.
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    Mountbatten Is Accused
    248 1 Mou nt batten Is Accused KARACHI. Nov. Ji.— The leading Muslim League i ewspaper Dawn, accusing Lord Moun batten, Gover-nor-General of India, of "conducting Kashmir operations m person" said today: **The British people have played many black roles m history before, but this will co <iown els the blacke.it on
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    MR. BAJAJ OFF TO JAPAN TODAY
    64 1 (Sunday Tribune. Staff Reporter) Mr. Inder Singh Bajaj, first yin^apore business man to be peimitied to ko to post-war Japan fm a trade mission, will leave Singapore via BOAC aircraft tomorrow morning Ifr. Hajaj will be m Japan for three weeks. General Mac-Arthur's Stafr
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    HOOKS EXHIBITION
    32 1 BOOKS EXHIBITION TJi»- Exhibition »>f British BooLi,, the iirsL to bY held m the Peninsula, which was organised with the assistance of the Department of Public Relations haa loft Malaya lor IndoChina.
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    $8,500 HOLD-IP
    19 1 F.\r Johoie bandits robbed the manager of Tangkar Estate. North Johore, of an $8,500 payroll on Friday.
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    MYSTERY KILLING IN PERAK
    166 1 MYSTERY KILLING IN PERAK f Sunday Tribune StafY Renortci) lI 'OH, Saturday: Mystery killings m Ferak have shocked the Sate and the Police are conducting a wide investigation into two brutal murders this week which He almost baflllng m their mystery. On Thursday, Ihe bullet-riddled body of Mr. Cheah Ling
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    3 Saved By Landslide
    72 1 IPOH, Saturday. Three Chinese mine workers employed at the Thong Foong Mining Kongsi Pengkalan, Lahat. had a miraculous escape from death while they were engaged in fixing pipes at the bottom of an excavation. While at their job, a sudden landslide covered the men. It was
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    VANISHING TRICK
    166 1 j fflUHtfay Trilnmr Report o< i White Cardoni, the Radii) 1 Mahiiia nui'fician MMM up to 1 his tricks, baffling h>s iivdii mcc at the Little Theatic m "Radio Roundabout," an 1 vntcrpnsivf/ thief MNM pruti ti-sin;/ some fu.s' mov.s of hi* oum umi vanished with j Cnrdoni's
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    Drunk Fined $1O
    36 1 A young fn<lia.n who assaulted a compatriot while m a state of drunkenness, was yesterday tined $10 by Magistrate L. C. Goh for being drunk and disorderly on Friday nieht at Arab Street.
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    'WEDDING" MEETING FOR COMMISSIONERS
    27 1 Thn Munirlpal Commissioners will hold a special mpeting some time this week to consider their contribution to the Princess Klizabeth Wedding Celebration Fund.
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    SELANGOR BEAT PENANG
    36 1 Kuala Lumpur, Nov. 9. Selangor secured a second win m the Malaya Cup rugger competition today, beating Penang by 9 points (3 tries) to 3 points a penalty goal) on the Selangor partang.
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    SINGAPORE BEAT NEGRI
    22 1 Singapore beat NVgri Sembilan m the Malaya Cup rugger competition by 42 points to 9 points at Seremban yesterday.
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    B A. HONOURS
    35 1 Information has been received that Mrs. J. Devadason of Tanjonp Rambutan, Perak.. has passed m the subsidiary subject, Economics, for her External B.A. Honours (London) Examination held at Kuala Lumpur m June.
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    Children's Concert
    35 1 In conjunction with the Prince os Wedding Celebrations, the Singapore Children's Orchestya and the Comlined Schools Choir will fivt a concert m the Victoria Memorial Hall at 6.30 p.m. on Wednesday, Nov. 19.
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    NEW RESERVOIR
    23 1 STAINKS. Nov- 7:— The Kine accomoamed by the Queen opened a rew reservoir of the {Metropolis ?.Viter Boerd at ~y Reuter
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    GARDEN COMPETITION
    24 1 Malay vernacular schools m various parts of Selan^or are busj v>r»>rarir^ for their ■nßOal school garden P4 ution .1' U-l^i i '-v-
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    TRUST TO RENT OUT-NOT SELL-THESE HOUSES
    198 1 (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) The Singapore Improvement Trust's 12 shop-cum-residential houses m Owen Roatl, recently completed, are now to be let out to the public. The houses are pictured above. As an experiment, and to further invest the sale proceeds m another building programme,
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    Yesterday's Weddings
    55 1 Miss Dor<tthy tteddle and Mr, Uougtas tfoiuyw <>j i*w ».s, Married yesterday at the Presbyterian Church, Btngapon Tribune photograph. Wvddmfj group of Miss Virginia Buaan Mxunver <m<i /:n Vincent Cnntll, taken aft', r Uu cereiflOJiy nt St. Anfrrv's Cathcdnil yesterday. Best man hnu Bqtuuirxm headier D. Carlson, and
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    Wedding Fireworks
    34 1 Wedd ing Fireworks From 9.00 a.m. to 1 .00 p.m. on Nov. 20. the Princess's weddine day, fireworks wl!! be permitted* except r.ear Hospitals or m placos where the ir^'^crki culi ~rei*; a public
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    COVE RNOR REVIEWS BOYS' BRIGADE DISPLAY
    104 2 GOVE RNOR REVIEWS BOYS' BRIGADE DISPLAY Empress Place rrxoumied to ill' beatina o/ drums and th* tramp <,j 1n,,,1.s at v i* I U tr, w/--/y/(/// QMd mnith i><t.st >>*)<,,* UK the G<n s emnr, sir Franteiin (»tmson. btj the Uo./s' JJni/'im wport Battalion, <•>'. 'ft* vent ->l its ilf}
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    MONKEYS IN S'PORE GOVT. SERVICE
    753 2 MONKEYS IN S'PORE GOVT. SERVICE (Sunday Tribune StafY Reporter) An invaluable Government servant who joined the Staff of the Botanical Gardens m 1937 now spends his day., behind bars, eating v.hu' left-overs charitable nurses and children give him. The employee is Put oh. a BerOk monkey who was brought down
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    Requisitioned Claims: 24% Refunds
    132 2 lii May last, mi n an application sponsored by the Singapore Ratepayers Association, the Compensation Board ruled that the A.D. Claims and Hlrtags wa r.ot entitled to deduct 24 <■ oofu f of the compensation payable on requisitioned properties m rc\sp.c« of J!MS. Subscqu< n t
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    AMERICAN SHIPPING CARGO SERVICE
    82 2 Messrs Guthrle and Company Limited, the local representatives o" the American Mail Straits Pacific Service, announce the reopening of their cargo passenger service. Although Lhc wartime loosest of the AMSPS weie heavy, the rebuilding programme lias been completed and there are three C 2 and Six
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    2 NOT GUILTY
    69 2 A verdict of not guilty was retnrred at the conclusion of ihe trial of two Chinese, Urn Kirn roil and Lee Kirn Tee at the Hii gapore Assizes yesterday. The accused wore charged with armed gang robbery of two cpaim pipes valued at $75, from a house
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    Social Research And Town Planning
    125 2 Those wiio are Interested In social research, its aims and methods, and itfl application to town planning are advised to attend the Social Welfare "Training School" on Monday Nov. 11 at 1.15 p.m. The topic for discussion will be social research, and Prof. T. H.
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    Sailor On S'pore Ship Deserted, found wealth
    448 2 Sailor On S'pore Ship Dese rted, fou nd wealth (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) Daily, scores of ships, big and small, call at Singapore Harbour. Each carries a tale—some of adventure, others of disaster and mutinies, and, yes,— even fortun?. It isn t very ofter, that a Ufc*c I La carried
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    PICKPOCKET GETS 4 MONTHS' JAIL
    63 2 An ex-convict who picked cr> eentfl from the pocket of i i anese cloth pedlar m Aiab Street on Fri(lay ni^ht was yesterday af the Second Magistrate'l Cour sent to rigorous Imprisonment <-r four months, to bo followed \>y six months' police supervision. He was
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    MORE SARAWAK CABLES TO PM
    217 2 The Sai:: v. 3k Dayak A c «>ii ai d the Mul Natiorel Union of San navt- sent the British Prime M. ister a telegram expressing ai receiving i,o reply to jo I telegram sent on' July i. Tho message adds that, their reason for
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    PARTIES FOR POOR CHILDREN
    205 2 About 7.500 children win b( entertained at th^ p >or Children's annual parties to bo heM m Kuala Lumpur m January next year The parties will b". organised by the B B. Paw ai i Lucky World committeesPlans are being prepared to entertain the inmates of
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    S'PORE GETS READY FOR X'MAS
    657 3 (Sunday Tribune Staff KciMirter) The spirit of Christmas has invaded Singapore via the shops Enterprising shopkeepers with an eye to roaring •sales have already started putting out banners and posters exhorting the people to "shop early and avoid the rush." Displayed to entice them are
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    Malay Girl Charged With Cheating
    115 3 A slight an! attractive teenage Malay girl with dark lustrous hair. Zaiton binte Abdul Ma.jid. stood m the dock at the Second Police Court yesterday charged with cheating. Daud bin Ali told the Magistrate that he was a businessman and had known Zaiton personally. She
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    Life Saving Classes
    158 3 At the first Ufe BftVblg Cln.^ conducted t the Singapore CMpos^ Bwtmming Club sinc-^ the liberation by Mi. Lcr Hon Mm. Instructor, the following were sueC€ssful m passing the biteimedllite Certificate and Bron/.e Modallion Pch Koon Poh. Kar Goon L'n Tan Geok Grim, Arthur Choo, Ho Wee
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    TONIGHT'S SHOW AT RAFFLES
    117 3 A distinguished gathering which will include HE. the Governoi Sir Fr-jr.klin Ginison. Lady Gimson and their daupit err- Mia<Judy and Miss Margaret, RearArmiral and Mra. J. Hgerton. An Vice Marshal .1 WhitWOftßJones Maj. Gen. and lira. L. H. (.'ox and Brig. Spark:; have promised to be
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    "JULIUS CAESAR" PRESENTATION
    94 3 At the conclusion of Friday night's performance of scenes from "Julius Caesar", presented by the Singapore Teachers' Repertory at Raffles Ii stitution Hall. Mr. David Lyttle. the producer was presented with a Malayan Kri s by Mr. Thomas, 01 behalf of the cast m appreciation of the
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    WEDDING RIDES FOR CHILDREN
    87 3  - WEDDING RIDES FOR CHILDREN Lim Siew Poh Tn order to £ivr the children of *ho various Hc-lionls better »p--pip«:iation of II.RH PiUlcfcM Klizahoihs vvr.itjin^ day on Nov 30 the Rjijh Tiuunioil Rarvine fArtny Oontnictora) have ggnei* ohhlv provMcd twenty loi ims to 'H.k«- Ihrn\ on loura round th<' town htiM
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    Donor Gives 60 Books To Raffles Library
    529 3 (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) Raffles Library is rapidly catching up with the losses it sustained m its collection of books at the time ')f the fall of Singapore. It was estimated that approximately 8.000 books were out then with the 3,000 subscribers, and
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      438 3 "Hello!" -A f mmml liy r!* ilie following IMUNtagen arrived i Sitrnin. A. Cope, Sik'ni". Doody. Siffnm. at S iu?apore by air I C. Brown. Signm. P. Moody. Sitruui. Capt. N. P. Luscoiuie, Capt. P. it- S. A. Watchman. Rev. Father TourWilson. Suster M. Ruber. Sister M. nier. Lt. Col.
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    A WOMAN PEEPS AT SINGAPORE
    2384 4  -  VERA ARMORE Interesting Personality The con-stant m o an 'Oh. on? always leei the same peopi her*. I'm i> .n-d with the same «*<i faces" ha.s become a cliche m Singapore, and you know. if. noi a true one. W,- h:ive stream of interesting peop;*
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      233 4 NEW SELECTION OF SAREES!! Kashmir Silk Sarees m beaut i f u j colours $50.00 Kashmir Geor«?tte Saree s m beautiful colours $70.00 Satin ard Silk Sarees with Ja ri work $35.00 Plain Bangalore Silk Sarees with Bonier $75.00 B<n ares Silk Gauze and Jari Sarees Plain ar ci Jur.gle
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      81 4 Beauty into your h a r Shining Example The cleansii-g, stimulating, beautifying lather of an Amami Shampoo wall ->how the colour, and put sheen and highlight into the dullest, most depressing hair. So shampoo regularly vwth Amami AMAMI L SHAMPOOS 1 SIMPLE TO SET! In a ftw drops of Amami
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      19 4 "Marjorie Ann" (Kathleen Heigh) For Personality Ladies Hairdressing 242 ORCHARD ROAD (opposite Grar^ R<l., Jui otjon> Tel. No. *****.
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    Vera ardmore
    1550 5 1 white chiffon and black lace, a nbi nation. Mr* Spark t rma was m nied m aqua A black uinn-. unique silver beading ci Mrs Murphy. M< v I oked charming m I a 1 th a flared white coatee. U uther h c h hair style
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      190 5 C\ MICHELLE MLMe frMJTY PARLOUR Mary '9 y iSli l 13, Battery Road. oil TKKAIMKM.s k^AVIN(; for the races. TONIGHT /.V THE PALM COURT RAFFLES HOTEL m p- REMEMBRANCE I ORCHESTRAL CONCERT RAFFLES AUGMENTED ORCHESTRA (iirecte.l by JOE BPEEI MAN. Lea rter Violir.ist TIBOR KUNSTLER GITEST CONDUCTOR: K. A^ WADDLE
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      26 5 Established IS 72 Malaya's Leadinf Jewellers Diamond ana viv :n Merchants K.i*. tie Silxtu (liic^ri^ij^-'i In Ceylon) Singapore. Penaiif 19 21, High St. 1, Bishop St.
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    The Sunday Tribune
    17 6 London Aycnts -Messrs. Colni Turner Ltd., Talbot House, 98, St. Martins Lane W.C. 2
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    NOVEMBER, 9, 1947. Towards Normal
    355 6 NOVEMBER, 9, 1947. Towards Normal The Singapore Black Market m cigarettes, once one of the most flagrant and persistent m the colony, quietly expired last week when price control was removed. In the Malayan Union, however, control remains for the time being. Control was never very effective. In the days
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    Malaya Must Learn From China
    1085 6  - Malaya Must Learn From China R. B. Ooi PENDULUM SWINGS T O THE PACIFIC I For the second t me m 25 years another political prophet ha.i pronoun* <». I that the focus of history Mis Shifted from Eur-jpo to the Pacific and th'it the focus of the now ora
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    SNAKES IN EMPRESS PLACE
    548 6 It is not necessary to enter the jungle to meet with a snake adventure, as contributor Alison Mayhew discovered- To say that F dislike snakes would be an understatement. I loathe the things. They mako RM go goosey all over. I've only r ot to iook
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    300,000 CANDLE POWER FLASH FOR MALACCA STRAITS
    225 6 A British firm of UghtfaOOaO i engineering Rave a t presert 16 lighthouses under construction J for the Tar East. Orders amounting to £28.000 have boer i received from Malaya ard Sira- wak. and m addition the firm have been asked to propose
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    Under The Counter
    530 6  - Under The Counter NOEL WHITCOMB By iiciuwiiy Mown a quiet street m North London, m a draughty hall i behind a church, is the University J of British Movie Business. Next to a religious poster on the door, is pinned a scrap of paper y lth words "Company of Inside,
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    ENGLISH AS SHE WAS SPOKEN
    275 6 ENGLISH AS SHE WAS SPOKEN TOKYO— P or Ja pares-! For ya'S hey s udie I English and now b^v l*av? an Englishspeaking occvpa ion they canmi undcrs and wha 4 a ivone i«--asking tbau The fol'owing le •er from 'he NippoM Tim s. o: Oc ober 3. says, all
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    VIETNAM FIGHTS ILLITERACY
    103 6 The drive against illiteracy i> s goirg or. despite the war, all over Vietnam. From January to April 1947, m 18 cities m the 4 Bacbo (Tonkin) fighting zores, 57 training courses have been organized and 2055 teacherc of both sexes have completed their training. With the
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    Australia To Re-Open Siamese Tin-Mines
    49 6 Australia To Re- Open Siamese Tin-Mines Melbourne. Australian tin mining companies with interests m Siam are planning to send mine managers and technicians back to that country within a few weeks. It is expected that at least rour months will be required to get the m!nes back into urv><»ctlon
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    Armistice Thoughts 29 Years After
    805 6  -  W. A. HARPUR y D TODAY and on Tuesday, hun<leds of thousands nvllions people will oft>r prayers for a common objective the attainment of lasting peace. November li the anniversary •f the armistice wh'.ch ended the (iist wit id war has come to be egnded
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      88 6 Singapore to L']J:l'JW.: f J BATAVIA Fridays mom 14.11 17 > 1 I'ALL.niiANG Tuesdays t..0,.i |j >1 4.; j<s SAIGON Saudays i.ron IG.II 4.^ 1200 iVifclDA^N Pcnan^ to: d e»aturday.s t>o Malayan Airways Limited Man*fit!d A Co., Lid., Sin-;ip»rr. NOTHING CAN ~TAKE THE EYESIGH'i, your most precious pift of God,
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      172 6 CIGARETTES SWEET A; PLEASANT y BA/ i kJ TO SMOKE SOOTHES &/HCL WW I iW THE NERVES #lfc tf PREFERRED BY ALL y I#^ Made m England I^^ V^ (1) Save 30 WHITE HO rse omntv c iKare*te packet; f or 6 labels off the WHI Te HORSE rour<l tins
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    S'PORE HOTEL BOOKED UP BEFORE IT'S EVEN READY!
    488 7 'Sundnv Tribune Staff Reporter) >o short is the housing situation m Singapore, that a hotel, which is at present undergoing renovation and repair, has already ben completely booked up by house-hungry Singaporeans. Seventy roDma f th\< hot t «i the Ooodwooct Pa
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    Back Pay For Penang JCSA
    88 7 (From Our Owr Reponer. PENANG. Nov. 7— A (i:ci-io. to accept paymer.t o th e fj.-c--(,pd instalment (f th° back t>ay award v.ithort prejnd'ce to further claims v.as mai'e o.t a committee meeting of the Pci ai g i Jurior Civil Service Assoc'atior. held thi;
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    Back Here To Rebuild Largest Newspaper Library In East
    296 7 Back Here To Rebuild Largest Newspaper Library In East Mi. H. R. Hunter, the man who was largely instrumental m building up the largest newspaper library m the Far East before the war an'! which the Japs destroyed, has now come from Ceylon to Singapore to rebuild the People's Paper's
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    SECRET AMMO DUMP FOUND
    78 7 KTALA LUMPUfe, Nov. 7. Momhors of the local Criminal Investigation Branch, who have teen closely following the trail of the lema'nir.^ members of tho "Malay m Peoples' f h!nese Self-Defence Corps." whoso leader, L^° Loywas shot <i^;id .<y the police about a fortnight ano. wen 1
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    Brutal Killing
    65 7 ic.i O-r c er) IPOII. N )v. 7 A b utal killing was reported from a nail vili m Partt Buntai* en Thursday. the v ct!m be ng a pi »ki ru-nt Chinese, Ifr. Chcafa Ln^ N^an, P etdnnt o» the llu S•« mj» Fish-m inrrcr, As- cation
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    HE FOUND INCA. GOLD
    1179 7  -  NEGLEY FARSON MOSS FROM A ROLLING STONE-BY In real life, if you want adventure, if you ar*» willing to turn against a boredom born of the mere concern for physic.il needs, you have to take chances, such as throwing up a secure job, or refusing to
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      324 7 HEX .SCIATICA WENT L\ ONE WfcEK Firs* r> of Kruschen Brcught Roto r When sciatica attacked f riis woman six years ago, .«hc c mhi scarcely move. Treatmert aftei treatment faiicd to help her. She tried K'uscher. and got immediate relief. In oi c week, her sciatica had jior.e "Six
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      17 7 COMING VERY SOON TO THE ALHAMBRA HANDS ACROSS THE BORDER" A JAMBOREE OF ACTION! Ml SIC! ROMANCE!
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    Johore Fought Bravely But Services Won 14-0
    548 8 Combined Services 14 pis.; Johore 0. In a slow moving, but hard fought game of rugger, tne combined Services (Singapore) defeated Johore by 14 points (a goal, two penalty goals, a try) to nil m iheir -Malaya" Cup fixture played at Jalan Besar
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    MONDAY SOCCER
    48 8 The following players arc selected to play footoalf for the Keppel Bus Company against the Merchant Navy on Monday at the sth mile Pasir Panjang Road ground. Matiioor, Kdtis, Govinda. Hual Gin, Ghani. Samy, Mahmood, Ah L^ng", Taii3. Salahudin and Hwee Yong. Reserve. Ah Kow \hmad.
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    Useful B.P. v. Jacques B. P. Today
    109 8 The Useful B.P. will play a frier &lv badminton match against the Jacques B.P. at the* former's court, n, St. Michael's Road, today at 3.30 p.m. p.m. Th« usef ul's team will be selected from the following: George Chen. Raymond Frois. Goh Tian
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    NEW JOCKEY
    26 8 ohi> hails from Nattciuflf-i N.8.W., tKmk* ih> Bukit Thnah racevryurtte is "votnparable t<» /In' )x s7 m Atishttlid." Ro),innom t'Hi riii*- for "Ollir" Davie*.
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    BADMINTON CHAMPIONSHIPS: HELEN HENG DOES WELL
    609 8  -  SHUTTLE (By me large crowd which attended yesterday's play m the Singapore Badminton Championship saw Miss Helen Heng (United Family 8.P.)" ihe Singapore I *?u e \i^ niOr Cham^ ion win fresh laurels m a clash round m nS SiCW EnR (AAU > m
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    Island Golf Club Tourney
    214 8 JScorers and starting timp for the competition today: Ist Too B. no J. A. Chipi>.nd:ile (10) A. Nassirn (18) 8 :so C. A. Ft. Bat f man (Ber.) B. Goodrich (S^r.) 8.40 W. Mr Mull an (8) W. L. Rollestnn (5) 8.43 J. C. Barn (IG>
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    NELSON S.C. TO MEET ENGINEERS
    53 8 The followinpr players are selected to play football for the Nelson Sports Club ogalflftt tli»» Royal Rngineera today at AleVflUVlrfi Roa«i a.l 5.15 p.ni. Transport loaves kampong Bahru at 4.4. r p.m. Tony. Talih. Amin. IlamM. iianift', Bulong, Doll, liaaian dupal, Nadaiajaii. John Cbua, ICefiß
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    CALL TO STARDOM
    37 9 SUITS HER i>< ,t and shape' [j Jtan Porter, tietro-Qoldioyn-Hani actreHH makes a ph i m<i sight m <i sto m Buit, V, J //-////i../ ifouuy actrea* will soon m m w M-O-M film.
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    SHE LOVES TO SEE MOVIES -EXCEPT HER OWN ONES
    391 9 M.'iiK<'«'«'t O'Brien is probably the only actresi Ln Holiywoo.i vsodoesn'l realize she la an actres*. Acting is not a business or profession to the youngster with the tip-tilted n «c an.) the famous pigtails. To her it la a never-ending of
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    IT'S NOT SO FISHY
    107 9 IT'S NOT SO FISHY Sir Cedric ftardtoiehe mmm m mytterhotu but intfoleiil that have a lay off from a/)--/i (uiti'i m. "I Remember Mama." so D\i'.<ior George flffei us grantt d the n qm at. Bir Cedric gave kkmaelf imy next day, however, when he showed up with n fme
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    There's A New Awareness In British Films Today
    1326 9  - There 's A New Awareness In British Films Today RAY MILLAND HENRY GRIS, «he ©"ty Malayan Film Correspondent I In Hollywood, Reports For Tribune Readers— says Hollywood, Oct. 20. When I iked (>n tv the stage al Denham, hem me thoroughly convinced '.t ne Important fact. Film people h«« wot
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    Not Movie Leader Type
    46 9 Not Movie Leader Type Casting directors usually pick impericus tall men with thick gray hair as symphony orchestra conductors. Kugjne Ormandy. tamed con<luctor >f the Philadelphia Symphony appealing m KKO Radio's "Memory of Love", said. "I know. I'm not ihe type." He's short, balding, extremely affable.
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    Keen Rivals — But They Are Best Of Friends
    620 9 Keen Rivals But They Are Best Of Friends THE most competitive city m the world is also, strangely enougn, a town of the stoutest friendships; Not even the constant mad scramble for th€ starring and star making screen mie* seems able to strain the ties that link Hollywood p-is Nd
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    JUST FANCY
    82 9 Casuai conversation on the s<*t or "On An Island With You," revealed that of the entire cast only on? Peter Lawford had originally plann»*«l ;in acting cueer. Star Esther Williams had her heart on a swimming career. Jim- I my Durante thought he would he a pianist. Ricardo
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    Sir Aubrey At Home
    97 9 At 63 years ol age Sir Aubrey Smi 'i returned to England th.s summer af er an absence of n.nc years to play trie important r\>le ni L'jrd Caversliam m the London Film prcductir^ of 'An Ideul Husbana. Durir^ .us stay Sir Aubrey and his wile
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    Composer Can't Predict Song's Fate
    186 9 Composer Can't Predict Song's Fate i Ing H.-rlin. bulou: |y MM cessful oompocei »f popular vongn for forty years, revealed hu.is-if as very realistic -ii>«mt hla work and his attitude toward* ii ih> viewpoint explaini the hard worli he puts into his s<i.ys |fi 1,, cause he, expert tii<;i:^:i i,
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    A FULL PAGE OF SINGAPORE RACING NEWS
    1338 10 Ist Day's Weights, Race Card Below arc the handicaps and rare card for the first day of (he Singapore Turf Club revival meeting at Bukii Tifnah on Saturday, Nov. 15, giving the age, description, weight;, record of last three runs, and owners and
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    144 10 COt id. from Col 7. ing. But as th e barrier Was raised, it threw up its head and was last to get away, losirg by several iergthb to jack Druc^ II who had ihe best of the jump. Roumd the bend. Airmail who was fast makiiig: up
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    How will the hand tote affect the betting?
    499 10 (By Our Racing Reporter) Although there is no doubt that pientu ,r port will be forth oming for the totaiisaior \*^L SUrj gapore Turf Club revival meeting on Nov 1V eSln 22, speculation is rife m racing circles m, h 9 possible
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    LITTLE ABAYAN — MALAYA'S GREATEST G.O.M. OF BOXING
    1064 11 LITTLE ABAYAN MALAYA'S GREATEST G.O.M. OF BOXING HERMAN RAPPA -MALAYA'S BOXING GIANTS No. 7 7: lon ha/i a 1 0 bai such > it < v «.i to n itn <.i i .i, i nto] n nt, nt \k 0 mila m t. Ti./ I hin tr. iit m Yot]
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    This Week's Radio Highlight
    248 11 This Week's Radio Highlight PEOPLE'S PALACE— an hour of popular music iy tlif BfaC Theatre urehettra w.th guest a ~tisu Peter Dawson and fcttta Kroialor—lo i> m tonight. WORLD AFFAIRS— a talk by lan Mi>rris«;r., ji c Lunaon Tinier Corrrspond'eni In tb« Vnx B>nt, who has jitst lotujiu-.i from mdln
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    C.Y.M.A. FOOTBALL
    114 11 Tho President's XI will inw.l the VL«-e-Pre< dent's xi for the CYMA Church of St. Joseph) r'ootball Challenge Cu;i presented by Mr. a. Dias on Tuesday, at St. Joseph's InMitution jrrou"ci at 5.30 p.m. PRESIDENT'S XI— M. HendrofT (Cnpi.), N. E«s. N. Alcantra. R. Gome-, L. de afornay.
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    GPD SPORTS CLUB
    48 11 The- following will represent Oir Govt. Printin.. Dent. S..<jjts Clu' agminat ih<- Benooolen BoortG club m a friendly painr of badminton on the O.P.D. Court today: Tan Boon Poh. Khan*. Ah K:<np\ J. Louis. Yco Yon T«'.\ Y»'O Pon^c Chwof. Ali M.;!:--soor. ;tn(i Ahubakar M.-iU:ir.
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    B.S.R. SOCCER TODAY
    63 11 B.S.R. SOC CER TODAY Tlio following will pay for tho Brißht St:»r Rangers 01 the INuifL iKawpong Bwhru arca> aga*nst the Joyful Juniors m }^amf of Hoccer today r »t tn^ REME t'rour.a. Prince Edward Road at 5.15 p.m.: X Jeevaralah, Daniel, Mohirder S»n?,h, A Joseph AltrJNl. Arumugam, s. George.
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      638 11 I YOI7, T/W:s wS^^ANB THE— 1 i AQUARIUS r,/\//.\/ J Jr//j B*os. /s I HIR Ko« are gMng i>, fall <„>' with thi h .':o>a// ißCople .»>,.' although old y J frumd* \rlttbi 'u,,al and trust ;> worthy, dm't h, too fn*w*th *">ther pit. you, fJZfUlen™ to anyone. p* m
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    s'pore scored first, but selangor all blues won
    399 12 SeUngor All Blues r» Sin^anorc All B'.ues 3 A La ute try by R^ad gave Selangor All Blues wlci S i Bluea In a hotly- contested rugby gane on ihe Padang yesterday. The victors won by six i Int3 (one penalty, one
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    HOCKEY CANCELLED
    32 12 The hockey matches between iho R. N Pol re and R A r l an ai *1 R.N. Police ar.d Bingaporo Horneis for last Frii s :il <■' Satirdi'y were cancell(<i.
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    Yesterday's Rugger Matches
    126 12 photograph. phoioflrapfi: A lineout m ye% rday's padang rugger h.'w en Smgapore All-B lues {white) and Belangor AllBlues, which Sclan">r trim Tribune At Jalan B"s,ir gtadium yetterdby, t-n LofH^*ea Bervice* (j t Hoth pore) beat Johore m a Malaya Cup rugyer m<iich. Tribune victor e sko*OB a
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    NSW 561 for 8: Indians 182 for 4
    177 12 CIQSe (f play scores yesterday ir the match at Sydney: N.S Ist Innin-H b Blah! ir»2 Liuceraui run otai 58 MoroQey b Blahi 9d Miller c Huzare i Ranjrachir] i W. Alley c Mankud b Elahi 0 Pettiford ibw b lJank.id V
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    SINGAPORE BADMINTON CHAMPIONSHIPS
    30 12 T\\'\ i\iH-: for tiio women'i nr>pn doubles olv";pionsh:p.=j wll taVc»» |>|{>te jit the O-rif-al Union Hall today, niter tho conclusion of the frames m the morning session.
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    Medicos Trounce Raffles
    226 12 The Medcal Colics Union swept the bunr: 1 ir the encs < f competitive aivl exhibitior badtnirtorj matches for the Tratmai Cup it-., i n«t th 2 Raffles Cc l'se Unior a* the Ruffles Iv.stitution Hall yesterday. A good crowd of collegians present Many matches were k'
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    S'pore v. Selangor Soccer Today
    76 12 Sirsapore and Sdangov hay- tor mary years be'.-n very kcer nvals m soccer. Ir the Malaya Cup comoctition. the two team> mci m the Aral or. about a dozen occasiors. Srgnpore cnu-'S' in* the v/inrers more ortei a ■i.'vfit Stevenson (Capt., M F A rm
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    CIVILIANS XI TO MEET SERVICES
    69 12 Tiv« followinK w.« represent 1 the CWUians Bgatn«t the Combed JScv.a-s at hockey uO Tocsaay, at 51b P- m o l T n padarg: B. MoTorha; R. Barth' A. Ponnampalam; U Ciir r d Williams, Dora> samy/ D. Ross, Ponnian. a Clarke. Karlm, E. Eberc
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    APPOINTED
    50 12 THE HAGUE. Nov. 6 Mr M U CoU' n, fornu r L> lh( l)y itaniiic-iu '.'I finance m Batavia, has lieen appointed Minister thout Portfolio m the Dutch Cubhi t ass i i>: n A. Jonkinnn, Mini iv of 0%. i <hi Ten Itories, it w«i nounced todi Reutrr
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    TO-DAY SPORTS
    22 12 TO-DAY SPORTS BOCCtI S\VIMM!N(, ret |a« BADXDfTOa Sin I m bJR.^ ATHIfrS art l v »ctsfl, BOCKBI N.i a] Po'Jre i fc
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    52 12 SCMYF v. F NSC T!i f illowing will i-on-eamtiw Fell r :en l Jouth Neave Spnrti club at 7 Dm T 1 morrow The gamea win ben... el at the ClertcsJ rnin^ Cy Seah Yeah Khc-nT Tan SSS, Tan Chn Tan. Hen R I Phcng Hul, NVoSeS Hen- c n
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    Fullback Scores Twice In Trial
    98 12 COLOURS 3: WHITES Yesterday's civilian hockc*/ tr:al at the Padang wa« mT unimi)icsslvc. Both sets o! play, crs seemed t o have had an ciay. w'tti the reiult U,ar t i rr 1 failed to Droducp any br'; lianco from any of thp players participating
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    3 a.m. News
    295 12 London, Nov. 8. The following are Home Football results: FIRST DIVISION Artenal 2, Blackpool 1. Helton W. Survlerlund 1. Burnley 1. Wolverhampton l Charlton 0, Blackburn 1. Liverpool :> OrtaMfcy L Manchester Utd. i Hii'lderHlieM I M'brough 2, Manchester City 1 Portsmouth 2, Aston Villa 4. Preston
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