Malaya Tribune, 7 November 1947

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    61 1 The Malaya Tribune I f i jC PEOPLE JY)/? THE PEOPLE Larger Sales Than Any Afternoon Paper In Malaya Now printed simultaneously in Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh Penang. 'Phone 5811 (Three Lines) rfiu SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1947 PRICE TEN CENTS The Malaya Tribune Lorvi'tn Atjtnts: Messrs. Colin Turner Ltd., Talbot
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    "Church Can't Be Silent"— S'pore Bishop
    1023 1 A REPLY TO A TRIBUNE ARTICLE BY CASSANDRA (Tribune Staff Reporter) "Whether the Church is free to say what 23 thinks i is beside the uoint. Free or not, it I take the consequences." sage in an article written by the Bishop Rt. Key
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    YUGOSLAVIA BLOCKS ROADS
    38 1 U.P. The Allied day re have block. 1 out of. Yu- xception of i-Sesana high- •nt said built eight on ail their Pidary roads and Orle < g :i 11 traffic Vug( slayia. No r blocking
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    RELEASED
    35 1 U.P. pa mm two American d from Rusafter 3», hours mn 1 ..:< n they were i s. Soviet Mc- rial for antiHenry BurX r j j Press photoerar «ri;r. a Stars r otter, -u.p
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    NEW YORK BOUND
    17 1 6 -Th t liner dork ;U 4.21 Lf* To* 1 1:1 tT w aboard
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    G-G to take over from Killearn Next Year
    150 1 Reuter. Londcn .Njv. 6. —Tl.ore is no question nt ddng away with the orguni.s.ita n in Singapore o: a Specf'.' Cc'-'inLssioner ha S*ouih wes* Asia. Mr. Christopher Mayhew Undei-Secr?tary of Foreign Affairs, stated in a parliamentary reply today. It ha;! decided, however,
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    To Develop Colonies
    113 1 U.P. LONDON, Nov. 6. Tire British Government today asked the House of Commons to approve the establishment of a Colonial DcveI lopment Corporation with borrowIn| powers Sp to £100 000 000 to speed the development of Britain s colonial Empire. The Bill would establish both a Colonial
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    S'pore May Have A T.U.C.
    198 1 (Tribune Staff Reporter: A move towards the formation of a Singapore Congress of Trade Unions similar to that of the Trade Union Congress in the United Kingdom is being initiated in Singapore among ceitain unions. A number of trade unions of employees in Government and
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    India's Freedom May Be Short-Lived: Nehru
    154 1 NEW DELHI. Nov. 6.—Pandit Nehru, Prime Minister of India, said today that India was faced with grave dangers "from all sides" and warned the people that their freedom "might prove to be short-lived." He told a public open air meeting in Old Delhi that
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    Killearn's Outfit Cost $3½ Million
    60 1 Established two years ago. the Special Comrrtissklaer's Office for South-East Asia :n Singapore, headed by Lord Killearn. has cost from the date of its inception till June 30 this year approximately $3,606,550 (£424,--300). Lord K:llearn\s Office is primarily responsible for vital matters connected with the
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    ARMY 'BAD HATS' FROM CEYLON SENT BACK
    239 1 SINGAPORE WEED-OUT fTribune st.ifr Reporter) lha Tribune understands that following a recent weed-out in »he rank.; of the Oeylonese Army stationed in Singapore, about sixteen personnel have been sent back io Ceylon as "bad characters'*—that is failing to come up l the require:!
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    5-Hour Battle Near Kashmir
    144 1 KARACHI, Nov. 6.—A ive-hour engagement this morning between Indian Government troops and raiders outside Srinagar. Kashmir capital, was announced in a Defence Ministry communique issued here tonlgh*. Planes of the Royal Indian Air Force actively supported our troops" it added. "In other sectors of the valley
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    POPPY SALES AMAZED MISS SINCLAIR
    138 1 (Tribune Staff Reporter) "I am really surprised at the splendid response rrom not only Europeans, but also Chinese eleiks and Government workers" Miss Isabel Sinclair, Lady Ritchie's niece told me today when I asked her about her Poppy sales as she stood outside the Government
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    MIDNIGHT HOLD-UP
    34 1 (Tribune Staff Reporter) A gang of fiv; Chinese footpads waylaid a compatriot half an hour after midnight in New Bridg.- Road and relieved him of a wristwatch, gold ring and $2 cash.
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    16 KILLED
    31 1 HELSINKI, Nov. 6. Clouds of smoke and chlorine gas late today still covered the west coast port of Rauma where a chemical pulpmil explosion last night killed 16 worKers.
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    S'PORE RACES
    115 1 Today's track notes new jockey to rule here Page 6. YOUK PHOTOS Readers are invited to send in photos of local subjects for publication M the Morning Tribune, the only pictorial newspaper in Malaya, and also in the Malays Tnhunr All photos used will be paid U>r a
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    Rain Floods In North Malaya
    115 1 (Tribune Staff Reporter) PENANG, Today. The South* West monsoon has come with a arW Noith Malaya has been badly hit. In the past week, heavy rainc have been experienced and In Penang and Province Wellesley, several areas were flooded. But while padi-growers, planters and some
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    WORMS IN TAP WATER in KATONG
    249 1 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Certain Singapore householders are alarmed and watching with concern the appearance of worm* and rust in their water wh.ch is being tapped from the pipe. Their origin is a baffling mystery. The Tribune has received complaints from residents of the Ka.
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    IPOH'S "FIELD OF REMEMBRANCE"
    89 2 I P O H. November, 6- 7- j Ipoh will have its "Field oi I remembrance" at the Cerotaph on Sunday whcr Poppy P*Y Crosses mav be planned in a plot at the War Memoral. These Crosses are available «>- morrow ard Saturday between 9 a.m.
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    Marked down for killing By SYDNEY HORLER
    86 3 Sydney Horler's Famous "Standish" In New Escapades PRINCIPAL CHARACTERS CANDISH- famous a 6 a 06fl igeet of the t i 2< ri- Service. ISISINISTER Ti-crs benchjgiEF BELLAMY, Starfish's Chief, head of 'OI" He is known jus "The Mole HERR GREISNER. a Romtadlian secret
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    CHAPTER V
    2590 3 fWST ATTEMPT wa i bright for I igei waking full *T v not only sang in I lated at break- j little eentle exercise < if. J j so Sunning- I "V. fit I as she poured gh3 first Kip 11 u 11 1 J my love left
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    Who Is He?
    180 3 A. Jlc'o not on-- of the mosl handsoia- iv.-n in Hollywood but you like at him just the same, and the worn :n alv aye eeem to have a mad desire to comb his uri uly hair. B. He planned to be an architect but was bitten
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    The Sacrifice Of China
    921 4 Some few weeks ago an unofficial report from Nanking stated that 'he United States was likely to adopt the Wedemeyer recommendations for military and financial aid to China. The report was necessarily indefinite because no one outside a select few knows what Wedemeyer recommended, though in
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    Mine For Sale
    102 4 Reuter—AAP. SYDNEY. Mount Bischoff, in Tasmania, formerly the richest tin mine in the world, is to be sold at auction to the highest bidder. Shareholders received £3 million in divider ds from Mcurt Bischoff, but the mine became an ur economic proposition to the compary ten years
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    SEPARATION OF S'PORE: A REPLY TO MR. MacDONALD
    2424 4 The Case Of Putera And AMCJA, Set Out By GERALD de CRUZ IN his second broadcast on the 'Constitution" for Singapore. His Excellency the Govemtr General repeated the reference »n his first broadcast ;o •the possibility of Singapore, later on. joining the
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    PONGGOL BUS SERVICE
    303 4 Letter from Readers th company *>H I the privilege L av ™te fro m g tn ajj the end in the even i keeps U p gui '5J h *c«£ After the »«5 very especial v for pJ S passengers. nsgnl r After 6.00 nm m* from
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    PASSENGERS ON QUEEN MARY "STRIKE BOUND"
    46 5 T \',,V b. lw<) the *0.000 llnei Queen hound" remained stay there n it was lV they had ..:i!s since ci day. tat she next h'gh nterenee are on the md a half of on Hoard. m< enl key- '.and/
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    US KEEPS A PROMISE
    54 5 rue United j '■7-- xceedtd by I a* 7(J <kj uns of its j P iveries to j r'- -ond half of ft 1 ioi spokesman the other s. s 1 F ooe>tn*r» oi j f ...u< Ff-aco X ri r h. r les j W
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    TYRE PRICES SLASHED
    23 5 am received a UiHJ Malayan Motor ton anent pi nger and I übt that motorgreatly apiad< by the :his reduc-
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    actor slept on Pavements, fined
    58 5 r!:o -r.ve the i anie of C Rat;:a S.: ?am. of Kal- -.v:, ye-terduy. at the Mai st rate's Court fined simple :t r b c i! g drunk n Oct 5 at KalSoifi lyir* or the Ka.Iai g Road. Mac nrate. Mr. Gv. ha'
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    Britain May Accuse "Soviet Satellites"
    213 5 Reuter. LONDON. Nov. 8 Britain Is raider referring to th! United Nations the question of violation of the conditions oft peace treaties by the Soviet satellite countries, Lord Jowitt the L r 1 Chancellor, told t he How* of Lords today. b R i e
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    Indonesian, Malay Women Form An Association
    155 5 A meeting of Indonesian and Malay women was held at No. 651. Qevlalla Kuaci. last Sunday, t( form an lnJ ne&Un and Malay Women Welfare Association. The eh ef aims and objects arefoster closer relationship and promote mutual Understanding among Indonesian and Malay Women,
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    Royal Wedding Procession Order
    227 5 Reuter. LONDON. Nov. 5.- Three carriage processiors will carry British and foreign royalties to Westminister Abbey for the weddirn of Princes? Elizabeth to Li. Philin Mountbatten or Nov. 20 the Lord Chamberlain. Earl of Clarendon, amour cod today. "Her Royal Highiress th c bride" —as official
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    12,000 Unauthorised Buildings In S'pore
    427 5 {Tribune Staff Reporter) Awake to the danger of continued, unresti icted building, the Land Office is now seeking ways and means to curb what is officially described as the "insoluble" problem of unauthorised buildings in rural areas. As the first step towards this, application is
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    Self-Govt Proposals Criticised
    198 5 The citizenship envisaged in the Revised Constitutional Proposals had no roots in this country, because it was brought by parcel poot from England and would therefore wither, said, Mr. John Hber last evening in the first lecture of a series organized by the MDU. The self-government promised
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    $5,000 REWARD FOR GANGSTER
    220 5 (Frcm Orr Own Reporter) KUALA LUMPUR. Nov. 5. The reward for information leading to trie arrest of Cham Tham Lin, dargerous 16-year-old member of the "Green Dra--9.0r. Mour tarn Society." who escaped from the Selangor Boys Home on Aug. 18 has been increased from $500 to
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    Tyre Production In UK Good
    87 5 Reuter. LONDON, Nov. 6 The Board of Trade Parliamentary Secretary said the production of tyres in the United Kingdom at present was not affected by the lack of carbon black. Increased shipments have been secured from the United States and as a result consumption of
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    YMCA Prayer Week
    88 5 The V.M.C.A. weok of Pray- er ar d World Fellowship yill be observed by the V.M.C.A. of Singapore, "A" Orchard Road, in tne form ot a series of meetirgs commencing on Bur day 9th No- vember at 6.45 ai d continuirg I dally at G. 30 p.m.
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    New Jockey To Ride In S'pore: Today's Track Work
    219 6 (By Our Racing Corresnonder.-i) Trainers MarUn and Hobbs have brought over ttor string, for the Singapore Turf Club revival which begins on Nov. 15 exercised The horses arrived last rught ana wcrs this morning on the sand track. m I understand
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    Pointers for the Coming Races
    938 6 In view ol* the aoser.ee of the electric tota'isator, which was destroyed durirg the Japarese occupation, the Singapore Turf Club Committee has wisely deeded to hold only seven events or each day for the revival moet'rg. The 40 minutes interval between each race will ensure
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    CHINESE AMATEUR ORCHESTRA PRACTICE
    23 6 Chinese Amateur practice for a concert will be held at 139. Tark Road. 0 n Sunder at 0 p-m.
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    New Malaya AOC
    49 6 Air Vice-Marsnai J. WmiworthJcnes, C..8.. C.8.E.. takes over the st of Air Officer Commanding, Malaya, today from Air Vice-Marshal J D. Breakey. C.8.. D.F.C.. He started li s Air Fore? career in 191G when he joined the Royal F'ying Ccrps from the Tei ritorial A. my
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    St. JOHN'S: GOVT. TO ACT
    131 6 (Tribune Staff Rtporttr) Fallon-.ny complaints from quarantined passengers about cnnditu.ns m the camps at St. John's Island. Mr. E. C S. Adfeme, Secretary for Chines" A f fairs, yesterday said that Gorarajateai in fends to re-establish tne Board of Visitors to the island. /7' fore
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    13,270 TONS OF RUBBER WENT TO RUSSIA IN OCT.
    121 6 (Tribune Financial Corr.) A total i 13.270 tons of rubber were shipped from Malayan p< rts to Russia during October. This f: the principal feature ot the latest ocean shipment figures which show that a total of 90.584 tons w.:s despatched
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    RAFFLES LIBRARY
    193 6 The following new books have been ;>ddea to Raffles Library. Cay ton <H.R.) BC Clair Drake. Black Metropolis. Garbctt (Cyril) Tie Claims of the Church of England. Gattl tAUMo) Kamanda. Illus. Hanftt (WHso«») Problems of the Peace. Kravcheiiko < Victor» I Chose Free-, dom. Loekicy iR.M.> Letters from
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    Jail, Cane For S'pore One-Eyed Bandit
    211 6 WHEN A YOUNG CHINESE. Li- X KIM r#vi BEFORE MR. JUSTICE JOBLING AT THE Sinn* A?D YESTERDAY. ON CHARGES OF GA -A<#t TARILY CAUSING HURT TO A CHINEPI CjnJ v WHILE COMMITTING ROBBERY OF < HE WAS FOUND GUILTY AND RIGOROUS IMPRISONMENT AND TWEI
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    silent dogs weregolden -to thieves
    155 6 I Because Ins watchdogs did not bark, p Chinese towkay did not suspect thai robbers were breaking into h's house in Anguiliia Park just before 'lawn yesterday. When h.s wife hea 1 d the sound iof splintered wood, he got, up to investigate. He opened
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    $563 Hold-up in coolie lines
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    MUSLIM NEW untitled SPORTS MEET
    48 6 nartic Relj BOB) j 3 Wus). r sp* d ii g arc remin h I by tteta tsing Con jJJ I ber 1947 a- 9 a ittfci the two 1 f i and Boy n =pect v■, arc I uper.- until nea*> cej
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    BOON NEW ASSOCIATION
    46 6 A B| the R be h?hl at No. 18. Loron»lH I 9th November, IWJ AGENDA: 1 4 scriplio: 0 > i firm thi To receive the Her Trr&sa mor thlv accounts Tr. Or Bun Ya; Set's Bb« T zal W Cea t ITT i
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    13 6 Tli *jw Associate i. ::.er JBj fl Great Wor!d today a: "M
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    Disappointing State Trial In Penang
    87 7 (From Our Own Reporter; PFNANG. Nov. 5. —Penang's first hockey stat?. trial turned out to be a disappointing affair or the Victoria Green today when the Colours shared honours with the Whites in a oneball draw. The standard of play was poor and fell much
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    Johore To Form Hockey Assn.
    120 7 Hockey enthusiasts in Johore will meet at the Interr ationai Club today to form a Johore Homey Association ard to select a Stat? team to play against Negri Sembilan on Nov. 13 and ugaii st Malacca the rext day. A North Johore versus South Jonorc
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    Hat-trick by de Silva gives bankers 3-0 win
    282 7 i 1 R^'rou^d'^ f h,>ck y at the Them- Withm five minutes from the j start tne Pcice came near to I scoring pul fauna tho Bankers' defence hard to beat, immediately ater this. $i c Banker-, j foiced a short corner
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    NEXT 'VARSITY BOAT RACE ON WEEK-DAY
    96 7 Reuter. LONDON. Nov. 6. -The historic annual inte:-vaiaity boat race be- tween Oxford and Cambridge will be rowed on a Wednesday next year, instead of the usual Saturday. After consideration of a number of problems, the authorities chose March 2t and the provisional time
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    Busmen Beat Sailors 3-1
    135 7 An interesting soccer gam* was played at the Panjarg yesterday, the Bus Company football team defeating the s.s. Menelaus b> three to one. The sailors showed better combination ard were faster than the bus company in thfirst half. They scored their first goal through o'Conrei. Soon
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    Indians hold first practice in Sydney
    249 7 Reuter. SYDNEY, Nov. 6.—The Indians enjoyed their first practice this afternoon on the Sydney ground. The wicket was firm under bright sunshine, and the pitch was faster than the tourist had yet met. The timing of several members of the team is still no*
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    Selangor Asians Face Stiff Rugger Test
    299 7 (From Our Own Rr porter) Ruala Lumpur, r> T oy. s\- R.-ian-gor Will figure in the Brat "AllBiues fixtures on S'Uuvday. Nov. 8 at Singapore. This will be the lirst time that the Selangor Asians are visiting .the shores of Singapore. The match should
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    TO-DAY'S SPORTS
    23 7 HOCKEY SC.C. vs. Medical Coilegt; Unton, Padang, s.c.R.c. vs. y.m.c.a., Hong Urn Green; S.R.C. vs. Rallies College, Padang; Services Trial, Tanglin.
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    Lien Hwa Win 60
    21 7 Reu- BANGKOK, Nov. G The Lian Hwa beat another Bangkok team 6--0 at soccer this afternoon.— Rev-
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    Som Pong To Take Crack At 3 Titles
    686 7 'i B]t "X O.") Fourteen years ago. at the age of 19. Som Pong fiist donned the gloves. His rise to fame was meteoric, for two years this poker-lace, icrocious-hittiny pug hst was ci owned weliei-weight champion of Malaya. He, kepi the
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    West Yorks Win At Rugger
    73 7 (From Our Own Reporter) Penar.g Nov. 6. —A keenly contested rugger match was witr-es-at the International Club ground today when the West Yorks beat the Penang Sports Club by 15 points (two goals and two tries) to nine (two tries and a penalty goal). It
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    4-Nil Soccer Win For Nelson S.C.
    105 7 In a one-sided game on the Kampoi a Bahru Road yesterday the Nelson Sports Club beat the Naval Head Quarters team at fcoccer by 4 goals to r-il. The Nelson oper.cd the BCOrwithin ten minutes of play through Gopal. John Chua put his side
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    METHODIST AID-BAZAAR
    188 8 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Under the auspices of the Women Society of Christian Church, the Wesley Church (Methodist* will hold its first pott-war Bazaar at the Church compound and hall at 4.00 p.m. today. A number ol unusual attractions which should appeal to adults and children, will be on
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    16 8 Inche Abdul untitled Abdullar, of lVaan. hj.s taken over duties as Aasi aant Engineer, I'WD Klang.
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    "ATOM-BOMB NO LONGER SECRET" SAYS MOLOTOV
    630 8 "All Roads Now Lead To Communism U.P. ana Reuter. LONDON, Nov. 6— According to Radio Moscow, Soviet Foreign Minister, M. Molotov, today declared thac the "secret of the atom bomb no longer exists." Molotov was speaking at the 30th anniversary of the Russian revolution.
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    SEVEN-A-SIDE SOCCER
    57 8 The Sports Sect on Of the Merruads Musical Association will hold a sevei-a-Side Soccer competition some time this morth. Memoers wishing participate are requested to be Dresi't.t wltnout fail at 25 Sea Avenue, Kator.g. on Tuesday. 11th November at 12.30 p.m. The draw of payers fcr the teams
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    Raffles College v. SRC Today
    75 8 Raffles College will meet pore Recreation Club to kjctaj encounter this evening at 5.15 P-» J* the Padane A keen struggle is m 'tore ana hockey enthusiasts may le sure of a feast of thrills. The Raffles College XI will be Tone Sen? B. K.
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    NAVAL POLICE HOCKEY TEAMS
    171 8 The following will play the R. N. Police during their week-erd games: TODAY (Friday> Against the R.A.F. Tengah at Naval Base at &.15 p m. Gurdev Singh: R~ Hill ai d Hup. Jar goer Sir«h. Gurdial S ngh. Col F. H Little and Kartar Singh. Arjan
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    ALL BLUES CUP RUGGER
    100 8 The Combined Singapore Asiatic side to meet the Combined Selangor As atic side in the Ail Blues Cv:« rueger competition Will be representta oy following; Patrick Yee iS.CR.C.», N. Shah < Police), W. Fung iM.C.UK Wee sow iSC R C >. Low Kee Pow «S.C.R.C.». Oh
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    TAMIL'S SOCCER
    58 8 A team will be selected from tne following to represent the Tamil Brotherhood Association vga nst the D'strict Dawns a: soccer to be played at Fort Canning on Sunday: Ganapathy. S. Muthiah. Muthu. S. Chandra. K. R. Muthiah. Noordeen. N. G. Samy. R. Govinda. G. Muthusamy. G. Suppiah.
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    S'pore Inter-College Badminton Tomorrow
    382 8 The stage is ?e* for the s'xth Singapore Ii ter-Colloge bacminton encounter betweer the Raffles College and the Medirai College which w'll be payed at the Raffles institution hall to-mor-row at 2 p.m. for the Tratr.am OhaKerge Cup, presented by Mr. Tan Ah Chua. This la
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    29 8 Mr. S. Nadegan. Advocate, untitled JoTiho, b'»js been elected member of the Senate.of the new Parliament, of Ceylon. He: in the son-in-law of Mr r. Thambipiliay, of Kuala Lumpur*
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    Badminton Win For F & N S.C.
    244 8 Badminton Win For F N S.C. In a frier dly return badm.r.tcm match of four J?£ three doubles played on. Satur day last, at tne Clerical Union Hall the F. ard N- Sports CluD "B"Team beat the National City Bar k by six games to one Results (F. and N."
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    Bankers Soccer Victory
    129 8 In s friendly soccer match between the Chartered Bank Sports Club and the Base Group Royal Engineers 2nd Team at the latter's ground jn Tanghn on yesterday the Chartered Bank XI won 3 to 1. Tho Bankers were more on the defensive in the early stages, but
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    Clay Pigeon Shoot
    82 8 Tfce Singapore Gun Club held their weekly compel tion at the Seletar Ritie Raiifce on Wvduesday evening. The results wen as follows: First. Mr. Tan Huck San. Score 90 X 100; Dr. G. Rulbome. Score 90 X 100. Dr. Ransome having won the tankard two \%.ek« ago
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    Madras Abolishes Horse Racing
    62 8 Reuter. MADRAS. Nov. 5.-The Go verrment cf Madras. Southeast India, has decided to abolish horse racing in the Provirce. from April 1 next year, it is understood A bill havii thU effect was published by the Government some t me ceo but it was allowed to
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    SCC v. MCU Hockey
    39 8 The following have beer selected to renresei t SC C at hockey against the Medical College Union at the Padang today nt ?-15 p.m.:— Barres; Elliott. R«?<?ves: Scheltus. Gut-U-idge. Oilman*; Piercey, «abain. Bell. Read, S-uart.
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    SOCCER FRIENDLY
    74 8 Kadnvanallur Muslim League Football XT to meet Trafalgar yourger XI on Saturday, at Mental Hospital grourr*. kickoff 5.15 p.m.— M. N. Maideen, M. S. M< harned Shah. S. S. Ibrahim. M. N. Syed. S. A. Kader Oli. V. O. Syed, K.N. S. A. Hussaln, S. A. Ibrahim. K.
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    108 8 'FROM PAGE Ott ance 10 be made in order toi trade unions wnier. touMms yet be entitled to be aSiitti the Federation, to be tiigstl memoersiiip. The Federation will eri trade unions of all GoveiS and Municipal senires a forces. and the Seaport II Board. Trade Unions anrt
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