Malaya Tribune, 30 November 1946

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    51 1 The Malaya Tribune /,'V THE PEOPLE FOR THE PEOPLE THE ONLY NATIONAL NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA Now printed simultaneously In Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh Penang. 'Photic Numbers: Editor 5812 Editorial 5811 Advertising 581**5 Circulation Accounts 2005 v :s SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1946 TEN CENTS. The Malaya Tribune SATURDAY, NOV. 30.
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    1947 RICE SURPLUS LIKELY TO EXCEED TWO MILLION TONS
    281 1 Washington Forecast Challenged Reuter. LONDON, Nov. 29. Rico experts here challenge Washington's recent predi \n;n that world rice expo] s for 194*3 are unlikely o exceed 1946. which is estimated about 2,200,000 short ions of milled rice. People with long rice
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    Jap Cruiser Successfully Towed Away
    67 1 Jap crui>.-r rm re-floated the Naval I fully to wed away ..--.1 tni£ cijck yesel icfc and be temporarily v. wed out to itei date whf.V s .'-.formed the Of that the wav roceed with the 3g ..r.d re floating f oatins 3ock, rttenl of
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    Royal Family Visits Africa February I
    60 1 A.P. LONDON, Nov, 3<>. Til Rove! faauMy win saii i. o. x. next u<a r oti a long-pi: nn I goodwill tow of South Africu Buckingham Palace announced last night. The voyag< will be aboard HMS Vanguard. A specially built luxury train will carry
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    Bomb Explosions In Newspaper Offices
    99 1 Nov. 29. —Onr person was killed and ed tonight when bombs exploded a* offices in Barcelona. Beriotls damag< wa< done to ttit office-, when .he Falangist (pro-government) P:en-a and Solidaridad Nacional are printed. The editorial office, linotype room tnd main staircase were wreck* d and
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    D'ARGENLIEW GETS NEW ORDERS
    43 1 rhe French i ncr for IndoThierrj d'Arrecefved new in'sue a policy o- j _;ing order in complete fair the terms of ■ed at With •t meeting ot -China presidI teorge Bid- Adrmral irn to Indo- a week's time I
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    Chinese Youth Found Dead In Stream
    135 1 A young Chinese was found d«id in a stream at Bungei Sepang at the mile stone on the Semba wang Road yesterday. II is believed that lie had been murdered by two other youths over an alleged blackmarket rice deal. It is also believed
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    $8,000 ROBBERY
    31 1 Three masked Chinese, of whom were armed with pistols got away with $8 000 in cash and 51.415 in valuables altar entering a house in Rangoon Road last night.
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    Nobel Prize Uim Emily Green Balch 79r of Boston. Moms., a r>- tn.d WeUeiley College Protestor of Economics una History, :s to %har» th Nobel Peace Prti with Di Florida, wh is President of the World AUiattCx Y.M.O. a.p. Photo.
    43 1 Nobel Prize Uim Emily Green Balch 79 r of Boston. Moms., a r>tn.d WeUeiley College Protestor of Economics una History, :s to %har» th Nobel Peace Prti with Di Florida, wh is President of the World AUiattCx Y.M.O. a.p. Photo. A P f*S
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    INDONESIAN ARMY LEAVE CANCELLED
    110 1 Reuter. bat AVIA. Nov. St.—According to the Indonesian HcWl Del vice, > 1 leave in the Indonesian Republican 1 Army has been cancelled effective from last Wedn isday. The news service .-air it wa- beI lieved this »tcp had been taken in connection with the "tense
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    Soviets Pulling Out From Germany
    242 1 A.P. BERLIN, Nov. 30. Large-scale withdrawals of So vie troops apparently were under way in Russianoccupied Germany amid indications that Russia's policy towards Germany was undergoing a major change, placing it more in lino with the views of the United States and the British. Reports
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    Lewis Loses First Round
    402 1 A.P. WASHINGTON. Now 2 9.—Judge Alan OoltiOorougha today rejected v plea by the American Mine Workers' loader. John L. Lewis, for dismissal of the charge against him of cont nipt of court. Lewis thus lost the fight td avoid a trial on the contempt charge, and
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    INDIA STILL U.K.'S BEST CUSTOMER
    86 1 A.P. LONDON. Nov. 30.—India con inued to be Britain's best trade ustomer during the third quarter it this year, taking £21,000 000 iterling worth of exports, £2 000,000 i more than in the second quarter, ".he British Board of Trade journal 1 reported on Friday.
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    DON BRADMAN OUT, CLEAN-BOWLED
    376 1 Edrich does it BRISBANE, Nov. 30— Don Bradman is cut. After scoring briskly this morning and bringing his own score to 187 —from his overnight total of 162 Headman was clean bowled by Bi!J Edrich in the Middlesex ail-rounder's first over. Bradman had batted 316 minute?.
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    To Pick Successor To Bidault
    51 1 A.P. PARIS, Nov. 30. —The Pr<Mirh Legislature will mcc( n<xt. Wednesday to pick a successor to president and Foreign Minister Georges Bidault who resigned on Thursday as head of the provisional government in the eonstituttonal step to pave the way foi a new interim Cabinet.
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      739 2 NOTICES This is to inform all my friends that I have to leave for India unexpectedly to attend to my sick mother, and I take this opportunity of wishing farewell to all. M. ANTHONY 30 E. S. B. D. PAWNSHOP TENDERS 1. Tenders are invited for the sole right to
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      350 2 NOTICES TENDER FOR GOVERNMENT HOSPITAL SUPPLIES IN JOHORE Tenders, in duplicate, are invited for supplies of (a) Rations (b) Firewood and charcoal (c) Burials (non-Mohamedan paupers). to the 1 undermentioned Hospitals: 1. General Hospital. Johore Bahru including 3rd Mile Hospital, J.Bahru and the Leper Camp, Johore Bahru. 2. Muar Hospital
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      381 2 In Singapore Wharves Ships' positions in Singapore today are: WEST WHARF Godown 12 Arundel Castle Godown 4 5 Olenfinlas (discharging general cargo). Godown 6 7 Irishbank (loading for USA) Godown 8 Bulan. Godown 910 Euryades (Discharging ex Australia) Godown 11 12 Meonia (discharging ex U.K.) Godown 13 13 Glaucus. Godown
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    S'PORE TO ABOLISH RICKSHAS
    611 3 Trishaws Preferred: No Limit Fixed Rickshas are to be definitely abolished in Singa pore. This step, affecting about 3,500 licensed pullers was approved at yesterday's meeting of the Singapore Municipal Commissioners, on a motion brought up b> Mr. John Laycock. Making a forthright statement about the
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    Mine Employers Form Association
    149 3 IPOH. At a meeting of Chinese and European miners held at the F.M.S. Chamber of Mines at the Kong Kong Bank chambers eighteen members were elected to form the first council of tne Malayan Mining Employes Assoeiaion. They comprise nine upreventatives each from the European and
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    Private Markets To Fight Profiteering
    231 3 There are already signs In Singapore that the black-market is undergoing considerable signs of contraction declared Mr. c. E. Collinge in moving at yesterday's meeting of the Municipal Commissioners that a private market be allowed to operate between Lorongs 36 and 38. Geylang. Mr. Collinge's
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    Overcharged Five Cents, Fined $150
    127 3 Notice oi appeal was given by deiencc counsel, when a Chinese women. Wong Ah Mui. was convicted and fined $150 in the Second District Court yesterday, for selling a cup of sw etened coffee with milk for 15 cent-, (the control price be'ng 10 cents;.
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    Woman Thief Gets A Day's Gaol And $50 Fine
    204 3 Admitting that she had broken into the room of another woman in tile Cantonese Coolie Lines. Binga> tore Harbour Bo.ud. and stolen Cash and jewellery worth $3i'o, Ngai Hak (48> t a Chines* woman told the police after she had been
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    GODOWN THIEF BLAMES 'TECS
    87 3 Seen by a defective, in a harbour board podown. on Oct. 3 carrying a case containing bottles of orange Juice which he distributed to three coolies, while helping himself to one, Lee Thian Hoo <18> was sentenced to eight weeks r.i. by Magistrate K. M. Bvrne
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    MOUNTBATTEN ROAD OPENS DECEMBER 1
    112 3 Mountbatten Road Is to bt r>pen to general traffic on Dec. l This announcement made yesterday at the Commissioners meeting by the Municipal President was greeted with louc applause. Mr Rayman however stated that the road runnine through Kallang Airport would be closed to through
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    S'PORE FOOD, PRODUCE MARKETS
    333 3 (By Our Own Correspondent, l Singapore, Pfiday. Prices quoted below are loi plcul weight except where other wise stated. Foodstuffs: —Yestercay' quotations were "Meehoon": Sian No. 1 $95; No. 2 $85; No. 3 $75, Indo-China $65; Kedah $65Siam glutinous ric e $105; Kedah glutinous rice $75,
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    31 Cases Of R.A.F. Stores Were Missed
    299 3 Out of a consignment oi 593 ea-es of R.A.F. stoics which had :een dispatched from the docks of the Singapore Harbour Board to 389 Maintenance Unit, R.A.F. Beletar, 31 cases, valued at t682, did not arrive at their destination. Twenty-nine of those ca-ws,
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      94 3 V EST SALE j jjg 1 tlibutOl in tin* -.50 -.40 M C0 wntts -.50 Bulbs '.00 -.75 Powder 2.L>r, -.30 onteci w--h Tiers: iNICO, LIMITED ft »ad, Singapore. KE COUCH LIRE Drug House v Bt ml Chemists) CYCLES nta 11. Ket Radio Co., Orchard Rca I, \N( HK? KUALA
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    The Rice Outlook
    427 4 Washington's prediction ha! world rice exports m 1947 are unlikely to exceed »is year's total exports of 2,200,000 tons has been challenged. At hist sigh l ihe American estimate seems obviously wrong. Burma alone is likely to provide an exportable surplus ot 1,000,000 tons, while the Siamese
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    WHERE THE LAST VENEER OF CIVILIZATION ENDS
    1131 4  -  Jungle Journey In Kelantan By A Correspondent 4 rom Khoia Bahru comes the story of a remarkable journey Into Ulu Kelantan. 11 was remarkable by any standard, a nine-day trek by elephant and prahu through the most difficult country. It was also remarkable
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    New Dacoit Terrorism
    128 4 RANGOON. NOV. 29.—A wellorgamsed gang of daco!ts arm Ed with rifles. stengun s and brenguxus is terrorising the population oi the Ryinmana district of northwest Burma, according to rep-jrts in Rangoon papers today. These daco ts. whom papers described as "Communists."? are reported to have been carrying
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    THE PEOPLE'S POSTBAG Peasant Economy
    345 4 Letters To The Editor SIR Your editorial on the Malav peasant is welcomed Both vou and the M.N.P. have given proper publicity to this very important topic and we Malayans have a live interest in it It is all verv well to say that the
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    Passage To India
    213 4 Sir. —I take it that shipping companies are informed befor?hand how many tickets they can issue to Indian passengrrs for any particular steamer sailing from here. If so, I suggest that they put up a notice outside the office informing the public only holders of permits numbers
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    Malay Sacrifices
    176 4 Sir.—I have read the statemeu oi Dato Onn as reported on Nov. 25th. in which he said that the Malay States must make sacrifices. But we do not know for certain what kind of sacrifices he has recommended to the Home Government for the States to make. It
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    Egypt's King And Turkish Alliance
    543 4  -  (By MARTIN HERLIHY CAIRO. —Increasing attention is being >. Egypt to the question of relations with lark particularly to Turco-Arab relations. Well informed Egyptian political quart t. recent developments in this direction as ot importance and fitting int o a pattern of v. nisation and
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    5,000,000 Japs Go Home
    296 4 TOKIO.—The lari er line in the world is rattan briefly on its ar s alter hauling more than 6.000.000 persons in little more than a FCt* n the greatest mass transportat.Qo teats In history. The line is known as SCAJA? —the United States Nary*! Shipping Control
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    Pilgrims Of The Smuggling Trade
    407 4 ZURICH -Pilgrims, pious and impious, are flocking in thousands to the popular centuriesold pilgrimage church of thMadonna del Sasso. perched high on the mountainside overlooking the* town of Locarno. Every week-end they arrive from Italy by lake steamer, by charabanc and by train. "We are
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      51 4 Detective Kyctughi negwct of coirettion, or corrected with improper glasses causes headache pain around the eyes; fatigue and dis•omfort upon use of the eyes for •lose work, Blur of print etc.. To Relieve The Symptoms an ac- rcate scientific examination by our i Kciractionist is advisable. 142. South Bridge Road.
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    360,000 Yards Cloth From Shops Soon
    267 6 (Tribune Staff Reporter) In the course of the next few days Government will be releasing 1,500,000 yards of relief textiles to the public. Chinese textile dealers have been allotted 24 per cent or 360,000 yards for distribution. The Chinese Chamber of Commerce has already
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    5 Years' R.I. For Culpable Homicide
    162 6 The Singapore Assize Court sat till a little after six o'clock yesterday eveninc whnn a common jury brought in I heir verdict in a murder trial. On the first charsre. the jury found Mokmirt bin As in guilty of culapable homicide not amounting to
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    Operation Child-Feeding In Singapore
    118 6 The Singapore Government has oome forward with $30,000 a month to be utilized :n providing >n«> free well-balanced real to eaoH child ol pre-school age. Children, -iter weanm«. were foiuad to be lacking in nutrients. This was particularly noticeable among the children of thy low-income public
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    INDIANS FACE HOUSE-BREAKING CHARGE
    86 6 A charge of house breaking, in order to commit theft of i2O bales of tentage, valued at 56.000 from a shed at the 223 Base Ordnance D->pot. during ihe early hours of the morning of Nov 24 was explained to four Indian soldiers. Krishen Singh >22.
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    Defence Chief's Powers Limited To U.K. Only
    232 6 Reuter. LONDON, Nov. 29— It was made clear In the House ot Commons today that the New Minister of Defence Mr. Albert Alexander's powers contained in the Ministry of Defence Bill of the "formulation of a general application of a unified policy relating
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    BEAT UP SICK POWS, JAP TO DIE
    262 6 Found jfiiil/y on /wo charges forcing: sick pri-soners-of-war to work, and marching them from Kanburi to ftftttofl N'avok, a distance of 45 kilometres, without a break in 23 hours. S Mai. Shimojo Hartikichi. a sub-tamp iu—mandan! of the Burma-Siam railway, was sentenced to
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    J. B. Stadium Fence Being Restored
    133 6 There should be "no cause for perturbation" over Jalan Besar Stadium, said President Rayman as yesterday's meeting of the City Fathers. He referred to a statement made by the Commissioner of Police and the Public Relations Offl r over the football Stadium and its
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    Magnificent 3rd Wicket Stand Breaks Brisbane Records
    1085 7 SI TOPS 4,000-MARK N TEST CRICKET Australia's Great Recovery Reuter. s< ored his sixteenth century in Engla nd-Australia Test cricket. Hassett, rescued Australia from a bad start, in the opening day s rest match between England and Australia at Brisbane yesterday. breaking partnership
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    Score Board
    92 7 AUSTRALIA. Ist Innings A Morris c Hammond b Bedser 2 S Barnes c Bedser b Wright 31 D. G Bradman not out 162 A. L Hassett not out 81 Extras 16 Total (for 2 wkts. I 292 Fall of wickets: 1 for 9; 2 for 46. BOWLING O.
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    Bradman Does It Again
    971 7 Reuter. (From Norman Preston. Renter** Special Correspondent with the MC.C. Team). BRISBANE. Nov. 29.—Don Bradman has punished England's bowlers again. On the opening day of the first Test here today he hit 162 not out of a total ol 292 for two wickets. Lindsay Hasset helped
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    Plea To End Distrust In Boxing Council
    408 7 Reuter. LONDON, Nov. 29.- W. W. Meisl, Austrian representatlve at today s newly formed session of the AIBA —Association International de Boxe Amateur —made a strong plea for the removal of distrust and suspicion among members at the meeting. He asked: "How can
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    CONGRESS, SIKH ACCEPTANCE DISPELS LONDON GLOOM
    399 8 LONDON, Nov. 29. —News that Congress and Sikh leaders are joining the talks has dispelled Ihe general feeling of gloom whdch overcast London political quarters following earlier news of Congress and Sikh refusal to come to London. Mr. M o r g n Phillips,
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    Koo's Proposal On S. African Indian Issue
    212 8 Reuter. NEW YORK. Nov. 28 When the d bate in the United Nations Political and Legal Committe hearing India's c o m plaJ n against South Afrca opened last night. Dr Wellington Km (China) declared his delegation had grave doubts oi the wisdom
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    202 DEATHS, 194 BY T. B.
    146 8 The Municipal health statement for October showed thai out of the 202 deaths recorded during last month, 194 were due to tubercolo-h. Referring to this ci f vestcrday's meeting, Mr R Jumabhoy asked the Municipal President what m< isures \vur being taker, by the
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    25 8 A.P. Paris, Nov. 29.—The United Nations Educational, scientific and Cultural Organization yes terday seated its first woman chairman Dr Encarnacion Alzona of the Philippines .-A.P
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    'Laski Trapped Into Doing Something Silly'— Witness
    580 8 'Laski Trapped Into Doing Something Silly' Witness Reuter. London, Nov. 29. -Extracts from ;i hunk describing Harold Laski, professor of political science at London University and last year's chairman ol the Labour Party, as a "garrulous little petrel <»i Socialist politics" wearing "tight-fitting hipslinky overcoat of the sort ihat dance
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    Municipality Insures Against Thefts
    176 8 (Tribune SLiir Reporter) Indicative of the time s we live in with a rampant crime wave sweeping the city, even our City Fathers have taken steps to insure against any risks lo cash being carried in transit beiween the Municipal Offices and Banks. Committee No. 7
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    Fire Officer Congratulated
    120 8 Congratulating d I v 1 s I onal Officer I. F Phipps of the Bingapor< Fiu« Brigade who was presented with the King's Police and Fire Service medal by the Governor for good work done during the war. Mr l. Rayman, Municipal President, said that Officer Phippa
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    S. DISTRICT'S TEAM TO MEET MCC
    116 8 Reuter. SYDNEY Nov. It.—The Southern' Districts' team to piav the MCC ?t P Hourigaa (A'C1>. Captain. F Johnson (ACT}, .-:o\v spin right-arm bowler; H Longbottom (Iflawam), rightband bat: F Jones Ulawarra) fast medium rich', iirm boWlef; r Qcodfejlow (Mom Vale) right aim -low bowler
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    'HERMITS' SPORTS CLUB REVIVED
    101 8 Reuter. Oxford, Nov 29. At the suggestion t the Nawab of Pat audi, who captained the Indian crfcketer s >n their England tout this year -The Hermits" Sp lis L'iub of Indian students of Oxford University has been revived. PataudJ one of the founder* of the
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    Woodcock's Italian Opponent Hurt
    90 8 Reuter. LONDON. Nov. 29. Bertolo Spagnolo. Italian heavyweight, matched with Bi uce Woodcock. British heavyweight champion, at Haningay on Dec. 17 is in Hospital with a severely injured mu-cle and will b< unabie to fight. Promote r J ick Solomons hopes to get Niv< fl Andewon.
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    BOUQUETS FOR LAYCOCK: COMMISSIONER RESIGNING
    422 8 (Tribune Stall Reportej High tribute to Mr. John L;. ing from ins appointment as Mi for private reasons was paid a; v, ol the Commissioners by Mr. Lazai cipal President, and Mr. R. Jumabhoy Mr Laycock appeared for the last time at, a Commissioners' meeting.
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    40 8 Merry Union moot the Sine Sport. Onion h o.m. at the lattti X Lorong "M" t. be selected fror "V The Tjioag Aun] Hin. Chart s 5 Cheong En- L Koh Cheng Hock Gan P.> Lim Kirn Peot n
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