Malaya Tribune, 21 November 1947

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    59 1 The Malaya Tribune tHE PEOPLE jPOR the people Larger Sales Than Any Afternoon Paper In Malaya Sow Printed simultaneously in Singapore. Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh Penang. 'Phone 5811 (Three Lines) &w SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1947 PRICE TEN CENTS The Malaya Tribune London Agents Messrs. Colin Turner Ltd., Talbot House, 98.
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    ROYAL HONEYMOON BEGINS WITH AUSTERE 3-COURSE DINNER
    1008 1 PHILIP IS MADE A BRITISH PRINCE Reuter and U.P. V. Hampshire. Nov. 20.—Princess Elizabeth and Prince eir honeymoon tonight with a rationed three-course dinsting- day of pomp and pagean try that will go into hisie marriaoe of Princess Elizabeth, heiress to the throne-
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    THE BESTMAN
    33 1 k mnrqne** i is hesi mint at I N S ng. Like mm Lonl Mmtntk E 1? Navy m untuJ th< OH E. ma World War •''•*> t'>ik his name M M-try,tret
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    untitled PROBE
    23 1 -r House of M| up ttee to .quire in- which Wd to rhursday o* Mr. M c n llor vi the
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    untitled STRIKE
    16 1 U.P 20 op r I rowing strike Hk trains at 4 p.m. W Qdetf.—U.P.
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    Siam King's Murder: Warrant For Officer
    100 1 U.P. A warrant i :he arrest tiavLl officer on rdering King June 19. r- v ent source v. i messes v:-' testify that C; v rachai ChaitohM, red ln e late 01 and shot him in a 45cili- bre pistol given to Ananda by
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    THE FULL TITLES
    69 1 Reuter. LONDON, Nov. 20. The full tith- of the Duke of Edinburgh ii His Royal Highness Prince Philip, Thiicc of Edinburgh." it was officially stated tonight. He will sign him.stlf Phihp not Edinburgh and will rank ai British Prince. It was also stated at Buckingham Palace tonight
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    The P.C. Ordered A King Away
    108 1 U.P. London. Nov. 20. A bobby brusquely ordered a little boy in dark blue suit to get back on ihe sidewalk outside Westminster Abbey today. The boy meekly obeyed, but to the bobby's surprise, he got in line of the royalty wa'tmg foi their
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    FRANCO'S FATE
    45 1 U.P. NEW YORK. Nov. 20.—Po'and's Oscar Langa served notice that political events in Europe and the efforts of the Spanish people wUI result in ousting the* Franco regime despite the failure of the General Assembly to reaffirm last year's resoiut on on Spain—U.P.
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    LINER AGROUND
    38 1 U.P. VANCOUVER, British Columbia, Nov 20—The 5.800-ton Canadian Pacific steamsh'p Princess Kathleen with approximately 300 passengers and crewmen aboard ran aground just outside Vancouver harbour during a dense fog shortly after leaving on the Victoria-Seattle run.—U.P.
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    30 1 BAGDAD. Nov. 20.—House to house vaccination bejan i«e today to con- hat a smallpox outbreak in the c t> i northern districts, where seven cases w?ro admitted to isolatloiv hospitals.
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    She Sent Princess Dress, Got Invited To Royal Family Tea
    247 1 London. Nov. 20.-By lM .p.m. casualties totalled 2.000 with 37 in hospital. Americans who came to England especially fOfO* out were not in the Abbey in- c?uVd. Mrs Louise Ouernen. *i2-year-old housewi!e of Watt* ington. who sent the Princessj dress
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    SINGAPORE SCENES
    48 1 Illuminated from bo* to stern wttk thousands of twmhUng H„kis th I th |'■3 "< harbour. J*J» hundreds of other big and small craft, wat 'dressed up" for the Royal wedding last night. 4 m*. rj&isr&tw zzvva^zx on his motor cycle with M*Mm« display, one of the
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    Full Text Of The Archbishop's Speech
    616 1 U.P. The following is the full text of the Archbishop of YorkV speech to the Royal couples: "In the presence of this congregation and in the hearing of an invisible audience o! a very large part of the world, you have now become man
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    THIS MORNING'S ROAD CRASH
    26 1 At the junction of Lavender Street and Serangoon Road this morning a jeep and a taxi collided. No one was seriously hurt.
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    Wedding Dress Was Too Heavy For Them
    124 1 The two page boys at yesterday's Royal Wedding. A United Press reporter cables that the I wedding dress, heavy with thout sands of pearls, was too much for j the little prince pages to handle, I and became caught on the steps going
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    19 "Royal Wedding" Babies In Spore
    70 1 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Nineteen Singapore babies, all Chinese will celebrate t leir coming birthdays on the histo' ical weading da y of England s iuture Queen Princess Elizabeth Kandang Kerbau Hospital report* that it had 15 Nov. 2Cth babies—six males and nine females. D'Cotta
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    Malaya Gets $5½ Millions Out Of Death Railway
    113 1 Reuter. London. Nov. 20.—The Govern, ment of Malaya receives £656.--400 (about $5,600,000) from the proceeds of sale to the Siamese Government of the Dart in the Siamese territory of the Burmaaiam railway known as the "railroad of death." This figure was given
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    Far East Defence Medal: Query In Parliament
    124 1 Reuter. London, Nov. 20.—Mr. Herbert Morrison, Lord President or the Council, answering a question in the House of Commons today about the issue of defence medals in the Far East, said the Gov. ernor-Qeneral of Malaya, Mr. wLo has been co-ordinating action on
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    Plans of Workers' Dwellings already drawn up
    237 2 Plans of the workmen's dwe»l'nsfs to be built in celebration of Princess Ei'z Wedding have already been' drawn up by the Municipal draftsmen. Mr. Kong Chian. Chan man of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce, accompanied by Mr. Yap Peng Geek, railed on Mr.
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    Bulearian Premier Back From Rest
    55 2 Reuter SOFIA, Nov. 20.—An official announcement nere today saici that M. George Dimitrov, the Bulgarian Premier, had returned from a "prolonged rest and cure." The announcement said he had returned to Soya and resumed his duties as Premier. This is the first news that M.
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    Marked Down for Killing By SYDNEY HORLER CHAPTER XV
    1803 3 ,v Bellamy could not ir hi r n his routine t; n whilst he would be a mere -o trv to prevent his gf-f t mm Standish, •c agent. i I ou t the plans he Si' "Bellamy, in spite of
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    ECAFE Meeting
    51 3 Reuter. Shanghai. Nov. 20. Chief United States delegate to the United Nations Economic Commission for Asia and the Far East M Monnet B. Davis, accompanied by Mrs. Davis, left her* this evening by plane for Manila to attend the plenary session of the ECAFE opening at Baguio next
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    Cruelty To Animals
    683 4 The other day a man was fined for causing unnecessary suffering to ducks by carrying them upside-down. This draws attention to a law aimed at preventing cruelty to animals —a law which is probably honoured more in the breach than in the observance. Western peoples are noted
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    H.K.—CHINA SMUGGLING
    90 4 Reuter. HONGKONG —All ships arriving at Chinese ports with cargo loaded at Hongkong are now required to produce a manifest signed by a responsible Hongkong Government department. This new regulation is taken as part implementation of the agreement said to have been recently concluded between the Chinese Customs
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    LET THEM NOT LABOUR IN VAIN, SAYS CATHOLIC BISHOP
    765 4 2 More Views In Our Series "And This, Our Singapore" Collected By OSWALD-HENRY ivaZT lore Staff Writer. 44 1f we wish a true and lasting reconstruction of this country, it must be not only economical and material (however neressarv these might
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    WE WANT BETTER RADIO TALENT, MORE CULTURE
    366 4 "AS far as rehabilitation tfoes, one aspect associated with broadcasting that I should like to see receiving early encouragement is the cultural side of Singapore life," said Mr. John Dumeresque, Director of Broadcast ing. 1 U" As a Government official, Mr. DumeraSQiin declared
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    Mere Male in the Market
    972 4  -  A delightful burlesque sketch by A 1 J. C Bhattacharjee These jnctes are not meant for the peripn who has not had to IhCp foi I cannot expect any measure! of sympathy from him. Houjßwivcs and maid-sei vants who rrWre to do it almost dally
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    "MOCK" WEDDING IN SINGAPORE
    48 5 Ny mad up aas a "boy- for the "Mock Weddmr," presented by the ngaport Malay Union at the Memorial Hall vesterdau [Tribune Photograph). Another ihm t>■ >■ 0n4(r7otMW»n f prosenierf ttl thf Mem< j jh m> \Yn,,,t,t* «Verton a/ iht Snltpiatin .\fnhm ...ri r,,/,,.n, /•/..,j.,,,,-.*^.
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    untitled To Sponsor Art School
    63 5 I about to R Sanaa. Secretary I j-- rntmne v here to ii..: imang i 1 i ■3 Exnioi- g Cham! r oi Comw" 600 entries mi: im among 40 liasajaaranter of an j t: suppl; potential 6 bj tea Id be the I n
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    All-S'pore-Can-Have-Telephones—Plan
    263 5 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Plans are now being considered for a network ot telephone service all ovei Singapore Island. As the first step towards this, the Oriental Telephone and Exchange Company intend to open satellite exchanges in the Bukit Timah Road, Paya Lebar (Uppei Serangoon Road), and Pasir Panjang areas.
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    Indian Envoy To Indonesia Here
    42 5 Mr N. Raghavan, Indian Consul-General in Indonesia, arrived in Singapore by plane yesterday, accompanied by Mrs. R Mr a Raghavan will stay in Singapore until tomorrow, after wSeh he proposes U visit Kuala Lumpur, Penang and Sumatra.
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    Judgment Set Aside Till Law Is Amended
    518 5 (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, Nov. 20. At the last Malayan Union Court Of Appeal a judgment Of the Court below was set aside on the ground that the trial Judge should have held that the Court had no jurisdiction to hear
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    How S'pore Enjoyed Wedding Celebration
    320 5 (Tribune Staff Reporter) As one European onlooker phrased it. never was such spon- i taneous delirium shown by the j people of Singapore over an oc- casion outside their immediate J sphere since the long forgotten j Silver Jubilee of the late King George V
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    Special YMCA Centre For SE Asia
    187 5 (From Our Own Correspondent) IPOri. A'cv. 20.- That attempis j are bein" mo*** f o establish ft YMCA CVfitr*' in Sooth Eas* Asp was'reve 'ed by Mr. F.. A. Gardiner President of the Tpoh YMCA in the <•-■•"-•' o« 1 talk «1 the "At
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    Chinese Girl To Exhibit Paintings Here
    123 5 Miss Lo Kit-Lin-. young artist from Canton, is to exhibit her Chinese paintmfes at the Chinese Chamber of Commerce from Nov. 22 to 25. Miss Lo is a graduate <>f the Canton University majoring in Economics. She is a special correspondent ot th t
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    Arrest Of Store Supervisor
    75 5 (From Our Own Reporter) TAIPING, Nov. 20. As a result of investigations, the Taiplng Police have arrested the Supervisor of the Engineering Stores Dump 164 C.R E., named Hosey, ior alleged' theft of 400 sheets of corrugated iron valued at $1,600. The alleged theft was said
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    3 JAILED, ONE FREED FOR EXTORTION
    386 5 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Nov. 20 j Three Chinese, Lim Fatt, Sand Liew Soo were convicted by Mr. Justice C. H. Whitton at the Raub Assizes cm charges of having wrongfully confined a boy named Chong Kon Vong at Tras village on
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    "U.S. Economic Aid Alone Not Enough"—Generalissimo
    211 6 NANKING. Nov. 19.—Generalissimo Chiang Kai Shek feels that Ainerie.au Military assistarce is of as equal urgency As economic aid. and the two must given together to be of effective help to China, an excellently-placed sources toM the United Proxs today. When the news of
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    West Australia Heads Sheffield Shield Cricket
    112 6 Reuter-AAP. Sydney, Nov. 20. Isolation, which is now bridged in air travel, and cricket weakness, which has now demonstrably been overcome, had previously been two factors which contributed to the non-inclusion of West Australia in the Sheffield Shield competition. Now, in their first season,
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    Indian Team To Meet Queensland
    56 6 Reuter-AAP. BRISBANE. Nov. 20. —Four spinners are included in the Indian team to meet Queensland here tomorrow. Both Nayudu and Amir Elchi will play. The team is: L. Amarnath, V Mankad. Sen.. Nayudu. Amir Elahl. sarwate. Rangnekar, Adlkhari, Sohoni, Kishenchand and Rai Singh, with Rangachari,
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    Children's Swim Meet At SSC
    102 6 The Singapore Swimming Club held a very successful children's swimming competition yesterday morning at the SB.C. pool Mrs. D. E. Thompson presented the prizes. Results were: Boys under 6>. Gale HamI mond: Richard Lea: Boys iimi der 101: T. Pleter: R. Minns: P. j Thompson
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    Bluewhite Rovers
    72 6 In two soccer matches played on Saturday and Sunday at tho Telok Kurau English School Oround. the i Rovers defeated the Mer- rilads 2nd XI by 3-0 and the Singapore Rangers 2nd XI by 2-1 respectively. Ciubs or Associations desirous of having friendly matches with 'Bluewhite Rovers" kindly
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    SCRC Team Get 1-Nil Trouncing At Hockey
    89 6 Playing on a sodden ground and in a constant drizzle, which made good hockey impossible, the Johore Cricket Club trounced a weakend S.C.R.C. XI by seven goals to nil at Hong Lim Green yesterday. The Chinese played with nine men in the first
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    FRIENDLY SOCCER
    82 6 The Chinese Hurricanes Will play a friendly game of soccer against the S R. D. "B" team at the Thompson Road ground on Sunday 23rd, Nov. at 5.15 p m The team will be chosen from the following:— Koh Song Hua, Lyn Voon Fall, Koh Kirn Seng, Cheng
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    BLUE ROVERS SOCCER
    97 6 The "Blue Rovers" XI to play against the R.A.F. 7 M.T.BR.D. Coy. 1st XI at soccer on Sunday at the C.Y.M.A. ground. at 5.15 p.m. will be selected from the following. Turn by, A. Rahim. Sattar, Din. Puteh. Yusof. AlcX. William, Ismail, Am at (Captain), Arthur. Peng
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    TO-DAY SPORTS
    39 6 HOCKEY Normal Class Teachers vs. Victorian Old Boys. Victoria School ground; S.C.R.C. vs. Clarke Rangers, Hong Lim Green; S.R.C. vs. Royal Naval Police Padang; Combined Colleges vs. R.A.F., Raffles College ground; S pore Colts vs. S.C.C. Padang.
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    "HELLO!"—&— "GOODBYE"
    465 6 The following passengers arrived at Singapore by air:— Mr. M. R. Danscy, Miss J. Dowcll, Mas. M. P. Danscy. Mr. C. O. Turner, Mr P. Brown. Mrs. Brown, W/Cdr. A. W. Alberry. Mr. W. G. Wormal, W Cdr. M. Pcnfold, Mr. Lai Chan Wa. Mr. Au Yong Siew
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    Brilliant Aerobatics Thrill Rain-Soaked Wedding Crowd
    591 6 (Tribune Staff Reporter) The biggest crowd that Singapore has seen since the liberation packed the esplanade in ranks for the Combined Services and Police Display yesterday. They formed a human quadrangle on the green, swarmed the Municipal and Supreme Court buildings and even climbed
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    71-Year-Old Woman Takes Part In Wedding Celebration Sports
    270 6 A 71-year-old woman took part in yesterday's sports meet held at the York Hill Home in celebration of Princess Elizabeth's weduing. She was Mrs. L. S. De Gamier who ran fourth and won a consolation prize. The meet yesterday was most successful
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    BANKA S.C. S.C. LOS BY ONLY GOAL
    102 6 The ci iv the Urn nJ Stadium vi ...i JJJJJ than thi ST 1,1 ueßatikT&J Club at a -ai,h lasted "Play open, Unough a sta drizzle whuh inert*** 2 steady dewm Kn.r marred the cvei ing g lV sodden pitch made ball antral!
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    SPECIAL GUIDE TO TOMORROW'S RACES
    1184 7 TRIBUNE'S EXCLUSIVE RACING FEATURE Below is the complete Card for Saturday, the final day of the Singapore Turf Club revival meeting, giving full details of the horsed, a&e, description, last three runs, probable jockeys, weights, owners and trainers, as well as prospects of the horses,
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    SERVICE CHAMPIONS TO MAKE DEBUT SOON
    168 7 On Dec. 3. at the Happy Work"! Covered Stadium, three champions who have yet to make their debut in Singapore will be seen in action in a special programme organised by the Singapore Ama"or Boxing Aesocla ion for the benefit of the anil TB.
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    PATERSON WINS
    91 7 U.P. LONDON, Nov. 19. The British Boxing Board of Control today restored the world's flyweight championship to Jackie Patcrson of Glasgow. The title had been taken away from Paterson becaus» he failed to meet Dado Marino of Honolulu last summer. The Board said a review of the medical
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    Unique Feature In Malacca Celebrations
    134 8 (From Our Ow-.i Reporter) MALACCA, Nov. 20. Bright colours filled Malacca roads ana street as tho Settlement's population turned out en masse to Join in the Royal Wedding celebrations. An all-bullock call |>roe«'S9ion by th«» Malay community was a unique feature of the morning's celebrations.
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    28 8 U.P. MARSEILLES, Nov. 19. Heavy trooj» relnforceuenta including tank.-, ;*r rived in fcfarseiilaa today, French Army and Navy accelerated tho unloading ci thip* In this strike-L>uand harbour. —U.P.
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    HAIKOWYU SOCCER TEAM
    99 8 A friendly soccer match between the Haikowyu Sports Club of Singapore and the Poloe Samboe soccer XI will be played at Poloe Samboe on Saturday. The Haikowyu XI will be selected irom the following: Chin AiK, Ronnie Lim, Chandra, Krishnasamy. Zam Zam, M'chael Loh. Barry Algoo. Jabbar,
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    SMART GALLOPS AT BUKIT TIMAH THIS MORNING
    508 8 Celebration Cup Runners At Work (By Our Racing iCeporier) Some smart gallops were seen on the track this morning when candidates running in tomorrow's races, the final day of the Singapore Turf Club revival meeting, were put through their paces. Eureka was slipped
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    INDIAN DONATIONS
    145 8 Mr. K. Jumabhoy, tmairman or the Indian Chamber ot Commerce j called on Mr. L. Rayman, Chairman of the Princess Wedding Central Celebration Committee again yesterday morning, and handed in $4978.00 contributed to the Fund by Indian merchants nere. They include $1111.00 from Messrs K. M. Abdul Kasaim
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    STOP PRESS TOMORROW'S SCRATCHINGS
    149 8 Scratchings and order of running for tomorrow's races: RACE 1 Horses. Class 2. Div. 2. 9 Rurs. j Rendova 8.11 Yutoi 8.07 Gay Sprite 7.09 Prince Manoharan 7.04 RACE 2 i Horses, Class 2, Div. 1, 6 Furs. Dagobert 8.03 Christmas Knight 7.13 RACE 3 Horses,
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    YESTERDAY'S SINGAPORE WEDDING
    144 8 While world attention eras ct&sed upon the Royal W«KtdUig in London, Singapore abJ nad a wedding yesterday. It was the only w.'dd'nj in the city, and was at the Teiuk Afnt Me:hodist Church b*tw< an Mr Ong Kee Pung and Miss K'»h (ieok Yong. Tr.e bride >s
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    School Extension At Alor Star
    152 8 (From Our Own Correspondent) i ALOR STAR, NOV. 20. A I Kedah-wide campaign for dona- tions towards the Alor Star St Michael's School Fund is being organised by the Rev. Frs. D.' Venaargon of Sungei Patanl and Paul Vong of Kullm. A sum of $11,000
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  • Article
    Helen Heng Beats Mrs. Pennefather In SBA Meet
    167 8 j Miss Helen Heng Bin, I star badrrnnten niUZ I sterling display gave t Clerical Union HaU beat reteran Mrs J*" father in two L! 11-8) HesSemWlnai, oTfh e Badminton pionships. n chumMiss Heng m now Chung Kon Yoon tor Mrs. Pennetather
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    ITALIAN RIOTS
    50 8 BARI. Nov 20 Or.r pen J was killed and a number or others injuTd when shoe mti fu ed as a crowd i: d monstra] tors tried to hre;k into nffici the Italian Christ an Daoo raj tic Party in Gravida I Telecommunications wer> following the incident R.
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  • Obituary
    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    45 8 Mrs. Pang Wah Hen's family sincerely thank thej priests, relatives and frieadj who rendered assistance at tft| 'uneral of. their dearly belovri the late Mr. Pang Wahßn en 19-11-47 and all those whi naid night visit, sent wreaths .etter.s end telegrams oCeatii '.enc.s. etc.
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