Malaya Tribune, 10 November 1947

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    61 1 The Malaya Tribune rV 11 iC PEOPLE FOR THE PEOPLE Larger Sales Than Any Afternoon Paper In Malaya Now printed simultaneously in Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Inoh Penang. 'Phone 5811 (Three Lines) Dili»»' SINGAPORE. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1947 PRICE TEN CENTS The Malaya Tribune L'.ndun Aijrnts: Meeere. Colin Turner Ltd., Talbot
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    GREEK KING HAS TYPHOID
    34 1 Reuter After a l ew ng Patl! of .n been ill :».r the day 'ouad t. I j U j from parar reported hut was learned r serious than r.
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    MALNUTRITION IN LATIN-AMERICA
    40 1 X,- n Pove-tv urpassed in -.republics. here »1 a -I'in-Amer-i• ai, Dr. Rr Si > i len former v Se< rotary y-sti ken an«l v/ere an easy ie<! rei üblics were c I com-neo-f&st ism" was he said.
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    SOVIETS SHOOT NEW FILM
    39 1 Reutei 9 (One n took part in documentary film I- of a Tiiump- released in the •be 30th anniverous parts of in the same day year, taking it y in the Stalin v ..-plan. Reuter.
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    INDIAN TANKS, TROOPS OCCUPY JUNAGADH CAPITAL
    486 1 Kashmir Mdpping-Up -Reuter and U.P. NEW DELHI. Nov. 9.—A battalion of Indian Dominion troops with a few medium tanks tonight entered Junagadh city, the capital of Junagadh state in Kathia\.ar peninsula, north of Bombay whgg* recent accession to Pakistan was disputed by the government
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    TWO-FRONT WAR AGAINST OPIUM SCOURGE IN MALACCA
    187 1 0»i CHm Sewn r'r> b Malacca, Nor. battle aganst Malacca goes on i the men, who l eradicate this evil ;r r Settlement. In recent licta of this narI n fe:retted out iweepa on shady hout the Settlena n Malacca j-• r, been
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    MISSING BODY MYSTERY
    160 1 fTribiuu Staff Rtporfrrl 1 The Police will start dredging one at ions at a spx off Tanong Katong, !f the body of v Chinese who is alleged to have fallen into th" water f£ J a i olor alter a light on board does not come up
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    Estate Watchman Shoots Intruder
    86 1 (From Our Own Reporter > taiping. Nov. 9.—A Malay watchman of Pcrdok Tai j ong Estate awakeied at 12.40 a.m. hy the safe alarm rirging, found that two planks rear the sate had beer removed. Flashing ms torchlight, he saw a man and challenged him. The
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    Death Of Tungku Fatimah
    91 1 Turgku Fatimah, a sister of H R H. the Sultan, of Johore. died last night In Johore Bahru a Vhe 6 funeraf 6 will take place this afterroor. between. 4 to 5 p'm. at the Johore Bato Malay Cemetery. Flags will be flown at half-mast in
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    TRUMAN HINTS MORE AID TO GREECE
    62 1 Reuter. .Washington. Nov. 9. PresMent Truman declared today that the "underlying causes of the economic and political unrest in Greece remain of grave concern to the United States Government and hinted tha* more money may be needed over and above the $300 000.b00 already
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    RIDING HERE
    22 1 .uot v 'At one of th< most succt tefnl jock* ys upcoMntry, photoe} uph* d at Fin hit Ttmah raeeconne.
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    Many Horses To Watch
    539 1 (By Our Racing Reporter) Slow work was the order of the track this morning anrj only a few horses were taken out on the third track. Others were seen exercising on the sand track near the stables. Prince Eugene, looking a picture of fitness, strode out
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    DYNAMOS WIN AGAIN
    23 1 -U.P. OSLO, Nov. 9:—The second ranked Russian football team, Moscow Dynamos beat the Norwegian Skeid team 7-0, half time 4-O.—U.P.
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    ITALIANS SMOTHERED
    27 1 U.P. VIENNA. Nov. 9:—The Austrian National Football team beat the Italian National team five goals to 1 before a frenzied 60,000 crowd in Vienna stadium.—U.P.
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    S'pore Rejects 80 p-c Immigrants Applications
    511 1 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Stringent Immigration control in Singapore still goes on. Every month the Immigration Department is besieged with hundreds of applications for entry into the country—and every month 80% of the would-be immigrants are being refused the necessary travel documents that will sanction
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    30 DIED AFTER FUNERAL FEAST
    73 1 Renter. POONA. Nov. 'J.- Thirty people died from food poisoning after Bitting dutcn to a funeral feast in a village here. Nearly a hundred in furs were very ill, but recoveaea. The poisoning was said to be Hue fa the nee of flour made from
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    EGYPT'S CHOLERA KILLS 10,000
    45 1 ■Reuter. CAIRO. Nov. 9:—The death roll in Egypt's seven week's old cholera epidemic topped 10.000 tonipht with the announcement of another 175 deaths in the past 24 hours. Total official deaths since the epidemic beeran on S-pt. 23 are now 10.130.—Reuter.
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    PDS TO LAY WREATH TOMORROW
    41 1 The Passive Defence and Essent'al Services wii Ihe laying a wreath tomorrow at the Cenotaph at 7.15. Members will meet in the Cathedral Compound nearest to the Municipal Buildinp hy 7 o'clock to move into position*
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    OILS FOR GERMANS
    44 1 Reuter. FRANKURT, Nov. 9:—The AngloAmerican zone of Germany is to be relieved of its desperate fat shortage by the import of 6,920 tons of whaie oils from the former Axis country, Japan. German bi-zonal food officials were informed this weekend. —Reuter.
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    PROBE TEAM EN ROUTE
    53 1 Reuter. CAIRO. Nov. 9: —The Four-Power Investipat ng Commission which is to mike a six months' tour of the former Italian colonies arrived here from Malta today. The 27 representatives will spend tomorrow in Cairo and will resume their journey to Asmara 1" Eritrea, before dawn
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    A DUKEDOM FOR PHILIP?
    79 1 U.P. LONDON. Nov. 9. The Neivs of the World reported today that the King MMM considering the question of creating Princess Elizabeth the Duchess in her oivn right in addition to Lrstoiving a Dukedom on Lieut. Mountbattem. It said no final decision has yet been made
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    Siamese Envoy was not surprised
    308 1 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Official Siamese circles in Singapore were unperturbed by news of the coup staged by Field Marshal Songram, yesterday morning. His Excellency Luang Ratanadib. the Siamese Consul-General in Singapore, will remain in his pest. He does not expect the present Siamese situation 10
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    WHO IS THIS MAN SONGGRAM?
    354 1 Who is this man Sonogram w ho has seized power in Siam? Dodwell Cooray. of the Tribune sLafT, who lived years in Siam, tells youhere. Field Marshal Plaek Pipul Songgram. one of the leaders of the coup d'etat of June 21, 1932, which substituted a
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    MARKED DOWN for KILLING BY SYDNEY HORLER
    1734 3 cvnOPSIS OF PREVIOUS UTisKS STANDISH fsaioMi as so .in agent Oi Urn Service. He fa l uollc dinner ..t a speech, when m code iro:a Li AMY iotherwise Secret Service Chief. ut lor iroubi.. een i y SUmdish a BOj; dors, together BENNY
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    Who Is He?
    156 3 A. He had a round-a-bout career befoie he took up acting, sol all sorts of things from paint to potatoc salad. B He's tall, he's blond, he's teirific! You applauded him in lvs first movie role as one of the Mcicuiy Pla.vers. C. He thrilled you in
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    Comments On Cholera
    642 4 A deadly epidemic of cholera is sweeping Egypt —a country which does not have a very humid climate, wherein this disease thrives. There are thousands of deaths occurring in India also. Many people are asking—can it happen in Malaya? Unfortunately, in the Past it has happened here.
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    British monuments in India
    279 4 BOMBAY,- Before August 15, 1947, Indians whenever they trou- bled their mifKU abou' the matter at all— looked upon the many I scores of British memorials, statues, portraits and busts scatteied in streets, squares ami public halls throughout the main cities of this sub-continent iv tilings
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    THY NAME IS CHARITY
    142 4 Mr. Robert Morley. the actor, has a high appreciation of the value of names, as may be noted in his recent experience with Sir Montague Burton, head of the tailoring firm. He had objected to the use of his name in the play "Edwaid My Son"
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    Malaya's Street Stalls
    573 4  -  By ERIC LIM ALL over the world you will lind these stalls of the wayside. Malaya, too. has its fair share of them, in the daytime, only the few which occupy the cool shady spots can carry on; at night tluy move as near as possible to
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    JOIN THE CO-OP!
    144 4 Sir.—l am in thorough agree. ment with you that it is neces. sary to consider very carefully before condemning what may appear to be "a clear profit" at a high rate. Malayan traders should be left, alone. People who are dissatisfied with trading conditions are at liberty
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    A S'pore Mercy Ship Is Back
    382 4  -  (By Tribune Shipping Reporter The S S Islander which has an excellent war record and has been a maid of ail work during the occupation for the Ministry of War Transport, is at anchor in Singapore waters now This i.538-ton vessel got away in
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    Why Are There To Be No Elections?
    735 4 Sir. —Let me turn to what Mr. MacDcnald has termed "a firm expression of intention that elections should be introduced early.' Th.s is claimed by the Governor-General, as firm advance on the original "general promise, that elections should be held as soon as
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    "Labour Code Is Outdated"
    115 4 R tlit Sir.—The Labour r<* f 11 -s an ouSateT/ legislation f ramecl relationship between such as labour contrS 1 the.r respective emnhv* other function wa^ocoS, 13 migrant labour rom India. Th sCo during t he day, when t,i' orosm -*as unknown'?®* country; but today lhe
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    RE-DEFINE "DISTRESS" & GET ON WITH THE TB JOB
    390 4 RE-DEFINE "DISTRESS" GET ON WITH THE TB JOB Sir, —In view of the recent publicity which has been given to the Jubilee Fund perhaps you would allow me to quote several relevant paragraphs from &he Silver Jubilee Fund (Singapore) Ordinance No. 1 of 1936. Preamble: "'And whereas the subscribers to
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    Singapore Shooting Sport Revived
    533 5 GUN RIFLE CLUBS AGAIN (Tribune Staff Reporter) (lav-D C ißeon 0 f^ ingapor f a ns have foun d a 'WW sport in cia> pigeon a nd competitive rifle shootineof man &P T l has ca P tu red the imagination y J* B P e
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    First Contact
    57 5 Renter DATA VIA. Nov. 8. The Dutch and Indonesian Republicans had their first contact under the auspices of the United Nations good offices commiss.on in informal talks here today In addition to the United Nations commission, members of a Dutch contact group, and three Republican Ministers were present.
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    Overseas Chinese May Vote By Post
    87 5 U.P Wash ngton, Nov. 9.—Chinese official sources here said tod o; that the Chinese interior Ministry is currently considering plans or a postal ballot to per mit voting by Chinese OY«vsea* in the forthcoming elections. They said the Ministry hai not yet completed its
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    Religious Films
    104 5 (Tribune Staff Rf-porter) A large crowd of about 700 were present at the final screening of the religious film "Who Then Can Be Saved?" at the compound of the Telouk Ayer Methc.l st Churchy ,The show was held under the auspices oi the Teluk Ayer Methodist Youth Fellowship.
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    Gunmen Left Shoes Behind
    579 5 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Firing: two shots into the sir to deter pursuit tlx masked Chinese gunmen fled from a house in Oxley Road In the early dawn on Sunday taking with them $4,300 in cash and valuables but they left their shoes beh'nd. The gunmen, the
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    7 Vehicles In Car Crash
    74 5 U.P STOCKTON. Califorrla, Nov. 8. —Two persons died in a seven vehicle motor accider t in which two brses crashed into a Duming pile-up of five care on the h'eh v. ay 10 miloj south of here today. Several wsre iijured. A highway patrolmen said
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    YWCA To Hold Week Of Prayer
    84 5 The S'ngapore v.w.c.A. will hold Week of World Fellowship and Prayer commencing today to •which all titeniberj of tbe Association are invited. The programme is as follows: Daily J a.m. at Leonic Hill Road; Wednesday (Nov. 12» 5 p.m. piayer meeting with Katong members
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    Shorter Speeches
    37 5 -Reuter. LAKE SUCCESS, New York. Nov. B.—Dr. Oswaldo Aranha, United Nations General Assembly President, today suggested i hat delegates should keen their speeches as short as possible ard speak only once ir- general debate.—Reuter. .at*V
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    Victoria Elections
    63 5 Reuter. MELBOURNE. Nov. 8-— Early counts in the Victoria State elections taking place today indicacd defeat for the Labour O-cverrment which ma y lose 14 tr 15 seats Gairs were beir.g made by the Liberals who might be able to form a government on their own. Key issue
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    33 5 Reuter NEW YORK. Nov. 8.—U So Nvun, the first Burmese Ambassador to the United States, arrived here today by a«r on his way to Washington where he takes up duties on Morday Reuter.
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    Half A Length Robs Gordon Richards Of Riding Record
    212 5 Renter LONDON. Nov. 8.--Half -i length stopped Gordon Richards, the champion jockey, from beating his own record of 259 nil er.s <r a seasop today at A'exandra Paik. London, ir the f.hade of historic Alexandra Palacp At the start of the
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    Unity Needed To Win Cause
    189 5 As a <-onsequ*-nrv of th.« resolution of the Central Executive Committee oi the Singapore Puhl.c Works Labour Union held on rhe 27th 0< tob. r 1947 a meeting of lh,. v.iriou.s Government Workers Unions' representatives was held on Novemb. r 1 at the preeasts of
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    WIFE REFUSED TO BEAR CHILDREN
    142 5 UP LONDON. Nov. 9—The House of Lords, the highest tribunal, was asked to annul a marriage because a wife made her hus band use contraceptives. Frederic Charles Baxter of Hanwell. Middlesex, appealed to the Lords a-ter the Court of Appeal refused his plea for a
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    NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
    122 5 Reuter New York, Nov. B.—Prevailing uncertainties as well as weekend considerations found the market range in one of the dullest Saturday sessions for some time. Well mixed price changes rarely reached one point with individual group trends indecisive and piv< A Is had infrequent appear-, ane/*
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    MORALE OF U.S. TROOPS
    34 5 TJ.P. Snlen. Oreeon, Nov. 8: —The morah: Of United States troons overs»n r <s evcellent except in Korea "where thugs are badly upset", Representative Walter A. Norblad said here today.—U.P.
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    TO-DAY'S SPORTS
    45 6 HOCKEY. &.C.C. vs. V.M.C.A:. Padang; S.R.C. vs. Med.cal College. Padang; Singapore Cits vs. Police, Thomson Road. SOCCER. Banka Sports Club vs. n.O.D. (Civilian,; see. BOD ground. BADMINTON. F. and N. Sports Club vs. S-. Chinese Methodist Church term, Clerical Or«on Hall. 7 p.m.
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    MALAYA'S BID FOR WORLD HONOURS
    645 6 SPECIAL BADMINTON NOTES Three badminton ambassadors mm Malaya to compete in the All-India badminton championships, will leave penang by the sJb. Bajula today. They are A. Samuel and Clian Ken Leon- of Kuala Lumpur ana S\ A. Dural of Singapore. The trip emanated from an
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    DANCE NIGHT AT EOS CLUB
    178 6 Everyone who attended tbe first social and dance given oy the Eos Club at York Hill on Saturday will count the nigh, as one of the most enjoyable they had for a long time. fhe large, well-lit hall, festooned with buntings and balloons spoke eloquently
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    8th Annual Chinese Sports Meet
    81 6 The cream of Chinese athletes, both men and women wui be participating in the Bth Annual Singapore Chinese Athletic Meeting to be held at Jalan Besar tomorrow and on Wednesday at 9 a m. each day. Among those taking part are Tai Chong Cheong. Yeo
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    Muslim New Year Sports Meet
    71 6 The heats of the Muslim New Year Sports were successfully run off yesterday on the Victoria institution grounds where fair gathering watched entrants from various clubs and .schools competing. The finals Wil) be held on Nov. 16 at Jalan Bcsar Stadium, commencing at 2.30 p.m.
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    SCRC Hockey
    73 6 The S.CR.C. ill moot «h<> Naval Base Police at hocKey at Hong Lim GrCen loinorrow evening at 5.15 p.m. The following will represent the Chinese: Lee Ah Chlo; Chan Chun Bock. ("he ong Tlilm Slew; An Tat Chu. Goh Chtn Chye, Lav Hock Chyp; Swrr Lira Sevang, Harry
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    "AS A WRESTLER HE SLINKS"
    105 6 U.P. NEWARK. NEW JERSEY. Nov. g.—Former World heavyweight boxing champion Primo Camera of Italy and former contender Tony Galento, the "human bee barrel,'' who once almost knocked out Joe Louis, wrestled 30 minutes to a draw here last night before a capacity audience who bellowed
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    SAFASays "Thanks"
    95 6 <Tribune Staff Reporter) The Singapore Amateur Football Association desires to acknowledge and thank the following for their donations anti assistance in yesterday's game between Singapore and Selangor in aid of the Princess Elizabeth Wedding Gift Fund: Choon Kee Press for printing the tickets the paper for which was
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    Lien Hwa Win At Hongkong
    172 6 U.P. ard Reuter HONG KONG, Nov. 9.—The Malayan Chinese touring team. Lien Hwa. defeated Horir Kor.gi_o after a tough hard-fought name before a capacity crowd today. Lien Hwa's speedy attacks urcettted the Hong Kong team. Aw Boon Seorg, irxide right, retted the game's only goal
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    Lien Hwa XI Shine In Bangkok: Full Reports
    686 6 (From Our Own Correspondent) BANGKOK, Nov. 6.—The Malayan soccer tourists, the Lien Hwa, thrilled Bangkok soccerites by their brilliant displays. Below are special reports on thensecond and third games:- Playirg their second game in Bangkok on Nov. 2. Lien Hwa beat Assumption
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    Broadway Misical Party
    47 6 Members of thr Broadway Musical Parly are roqueted to turn Up at thr residence of Mr. A. J. Pan?. 2H Duku Foad on Tuesday Nov. 11 at 7 p.m. Musical will be rendered, and a magical show will be given o< the Hon Secretary.
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    KIWIS BEAT BRITAIN 13-10 AT RUGGER
    221 7 Renter SWINTON. Nov. 8. At the close of the second Rugby League Test match between Great Britain and New Zealand here the r>owd rose to applaud the tourists for their well-earned victory by two goals and two tries to two goals and one try-
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    S'pore should have won by bigger margin
    606 7  -  (By "Full Back" Singapore 3 Selangor 1 it was not surprising to see Selangor go down to Singapore at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. The aosence of Kai Ban and Kai Sow was keenly felt and after an even first half in which each
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    SOM PONG TO LEAVE NOV. 20
    109 7 IiJY "K.0." Boxing promoter Kirn Lin received a cable late last night from .les Cortes. Manila promoters that no is making arrangements for Kirn Lin. Som Pong and KW Pancho to leave Singapore hy tne next ship 'caving heie on Nov. -0 Kirn Lin
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    S'pore Racing Notes: Better Stake Money
    717 7  -  (By Our Racing Reporter Judging from the good entries received from up-country owners and trainers for the Singapore Turf Club revival meeting on Nov. 15. 19 and 22, despite the high Of travelling and other expenses involved, it may be safely predicted that Singapore
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    S'pore Badminton Thrills
    268 7 (Tiibune Staff Reporter) Weng Peng Soon and W-jng Chong Teck. of the IfayfaUr Badminton Party, thrilled buoDdnton enthusiasts at the Clerical Union Hall yeserday whin they met and defeated Cheong Hock Leng and Cyril Wee. ol the Eclipse 8.P.. the Singapore Badminton Association's Open Championships. The first
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    R.N. POLICE vs. S.C.R.C.
    71 7 The Wan; lo represent lire R.N. Police e.gain;it the S.C.R.C. at Hockey on. Tuesday at Hong Lim Greer at 5-15 n.m. will be chosen from the following: R. Hill and Gurdev Singh: Shamsher Sirgh, lisp. Jargeer Sirgh and Ourdial Singh. Bagga Sirgh, Col. F. H. Little.
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    Kim May Bring Team Of Manila Boxers
    278 7  -  (BY KO The absencc of Kim L-'n will i>e accompanying Som Poijr, to Manila, will also be keenly rek. for it cannot be gainsaid that r. has been chiefly responsible fo the majority of boxers imported into Singapo: c. If Kim fails to
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    All-Johore Hockey Association Formed
    163 8 A meeting of Johore hockey enthusiasts from all over Johore was held at the International Cluh, Klaang, .yesterday with Mr. Yew Teck in the chair. The Sultan of Johore was elected (pending His Highness*! approval* Patron Of the Association. The following w. re elected office! oars
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    CUP SWIMMING
    44 8 The 100 metres free style In the Jackson Miller Cup competit on for mer. held at the Singapore Swimming Club yesterday, was won by M- L. Johi son i" 71 seconds. Secord and third were A Moody and C C Lamb respectively
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    RAFFLES COLLEGE vs TECH. COLLEGE
    53 8 The Raffles College hookey team to meet the Technical College, Kuala Lumpur, at Bukit Timah today will be selected from the following:— Wong Tong Seng. N. C. Kaliasanathy, D. K. Sen. G. N. Thomas. John Mark. S. Simrh. Selvamani. Rudolnh lam. Hashim. Salleh. A. Karim,
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    It's Still A Goal When The Ball Isn't In The Net
    796 8  -  S'PORE HOCKEY UMPIRES DECIDE..... (By "First Timer" Ml is set for tomorrow's hockey classic on the Padang. in which the Singapore Civilians meet the Combined Services. Both sides have held trials and selectors have left no stone unturned when
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    Happy World Nets Over $2254 For Wedding Fund
    76 8 (Tribune s'aft Report if] A tot:.' oi f.er was collected y> etday at the i hippy World Whcll held i F.'m*'v N'gtlt in the Pi m a«d of the PrhceSs Elizabeth Wedd n? FV"d Amongst the collections made at the gate was
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    Red Rockets Win
    121 8 Playing at Haig Road, the Red Rocket B.P. defeated the 8.0.D.C.A. Junkrs BaCm i ton Team Dy a I r.rrow margin ol four game.', to three. Result* Red Rocket? first) Ahmad Masouki beat Seah Yak Thai 15—9, 15-12. Freddy Ong lost to bmstl Rahman 9—15. 5—»5. Anthony
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    TO OUT DIPLOMACY.
    52 8 Reuter. LONDON. Nov. B.—Mr. Richard Frarasov«ci former Rumanian Minister of the Irterior and or c of the country's' leading diplomats, at oreser t attached to the Rumariar. Legation in londor, has decided to retire from political life and live ir France, a Rumanian Legation spokesman rtated here
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    The hon teams in yesterday's Selangor vs. Singapore match at untitled Uyht shirts. (Tribune Photography. " ''
    15 8 The hon teams in yesterday's Selangor vs. Singapore match at untitled Uyht shirts. (Tribune Photography.
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    Police Party's Arduous 13-Day Jungle Trek After Bandits
    755 8 (From Our Own Reporter) IPOH, Nov. 9.—Arduous 13-day jungle trek over hills and rivers during which period they did not see the sun for six whole days were harrassed continuously by mosquitoes and leeches, and existed on a meagre supply of yams
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    PROCESSION FOR ROYAL WEDDING
    74 8 (Tribune Staff Reporter) The "Boon Yew" Association Singapore called an emergency meeting last evening to dscu&s contribution* to the forthcoming celebrations to eommemmorate the wedding of Princess Elisabeth. It was unanimously decided to hold a Tua Loh Koh procession in honour of the occasion at the
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    DEATH
    62 8 WEBB: Or 10th. November 1947. Marioi Mav <Ma:sie> dearly beloved wife of C. B. W-rbb and cevoted mother of Pearl <Mrs. A. E. Garrard, Noumea. New Caledonia», Gordon and Hugh. (Perth. W. A. > and Guy. A fi:r<eral service \\T1 be held at the Cathedral cf th? Good Shepherd
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