Malaya Tribune, 11 November 1948

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    62 1 The Malaya Tribune BY TIIE PEOPLE FOn TIIE PEOPLE Larger Sales than any Afternoon In Ma!;ita a \wr Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh d Penang Telegrams: "Tribune Spore." Telephone: 5811 (9 lines) EIGHT PAGES SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1948 PRICE TEN CENTS THE MALAYA TRIBUNE London AgenU—Messrs. Colin Turner Ltd., Tall >f
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    U.K. WON'T STOP US FROM JOINING THE FEDERATION
    1068 1 but wait until terror war is over, says Lord Listowel GOVT. ON TRIAL IN MALAYA-BACK PAGE Reuter. Wed.—-Lord Listowel, Minister of State for Colonial Affairs, told the House ol Lords tonight that the British Government "would not lilt I finger" to prevent
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    NUTS IN AFRICA -III-Will In Malaya
    236 1 Reuter. LONDON, Wed Lord MilvcrLabour) in his spcecn Coring ti»-' bate on Malaya ia tlw House of Lords tonight, i d be thought the Colonial i Met wa uUl 1 in from political stagraatism'*. H med, h< said, to have a great obsession with
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    Casualty on the soccer field
    28 1 (}<< tlkeeper Cvrrit recurs a ttentio-n after neina hurt <>■ yes terdiy'B soccer match he*v >• n thi P.A.F. i/i</ Kot i P:,'i The airmen loaf.
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    MARTIAL LAW IN NANKING TODAY
    259 1 NANKING, Wed.—Martial law will be promulgated in Nanking either tomorrow or on Friday as an emergency measure to control widespread rice rioting according to reliable sources tonight. Th? (iecision was made at a conference of high officials who also decided to impose E curfew nigthly
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    Onn To Discuss Defence
    801 1 Reuter. LONDON, Wed.—Dato Onn. Prime .Minister of Johov and President of the l.'nit d Malays National Organise tion, expects to discuss qu M lions of Malayan defence a I Un British War Ofliee befo c he. ends his visit to Itritaui <in Nov. 18. He told
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    One fought 4-3 fled I held
    82 1 A Javanese k!mwk*B ft uaht apainst fi v r Chinese who uttempced to rob him m St. G°'>'y: s Road last night. He overpowered on* mttM and later nanded him I ver to the police The other threi m<><l» off. i Commenting on the
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    WAR DAMAGES: TRAVESTY OF JUSTICE, SAYS PEER
    280 1 Reuter. LONDON, Wed.--Lord Elibank, Cons., tonight called on Government to review its attitude towards war damage compensations to Malayans. Criticising the action of the Government in slashing the claims for war damage, he said that of the £55 million award £10 million to
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    MacDONALD DELAYED
    33 1 Officials of BOAC QANT \S told the Malaya Tribune {hi* morning that Mr. Mac Donald V flying boat has been delayed at Rangoon, and would not be id Singapore untd tomorrow.
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    COLOUR BAR
    46 1 (CANBERRA, Wed. Aithur Calwell, Immi g r a t on lfliuatet, told the Australian Parliament today that a ne.ii: ber ef people from Ceylo.i who had l een refused < ntry to A irtralict had fad then return fares paid by the CJinmoma.a'Th Qovei .ment.
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    SINGAPORE SOCIAL SURVEY
    217 2 Report Will Be Base For Family Research Work THE Siiiga|K>rc Sotia» Survey, HMV —the tirst ot its kind in the British CoJouies —i> published today. The sponsors of the survey tope that their Report will serve as a gu'de to all other Colonies undertaking a <:in iiar
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    Small Number Of Clerks Illiterate
    458 2 The Social Survey figures for "Illiteracy by Occupation" show v two per ceat. illiteracy among clerks. The report of the Survey says that it is a mystery why this should be in an occupation wivch might be supposed to require some acquaintai.ee with letters. It
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    JUVENILE WORKERS
    71 2 THE Report shows that there were 96 juvenile wageearners among the 4,995 households suiveyed. Eighty-five of these are subsidiary earners, and 11 are p i incipal wage-earners. Of the subsidiary earners. 40 are sons of principal eurneia, xi arc daughters, six arc brothers, three sisters- a total of
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    Household Was Basic Unit
    306 2 TliK household is the unit of investigation for information con (aired in the tttyoTt. Sevcrai pilot Svirveys were carried out daring the planning stage to test the workability of various definitions. Then a test survey of 500 households was conducts to find out something about the
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    75% OF CITIZENS NEED MORE AIR
    218 2 THREE-QUARTERS of Singapore's population is living in overcrowded »enditions according to the Report. Thirty-four per eenr. of J 9,310 persons and 21 per cent, of the -1.955 households interviewed during the survey were found io be icmVi/ overcrowded. Thirty-three per cent, or the persons
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    108 2 The Report dues not i make any conjectures about the causes of overcrowding. But, it states that if the market for house-room is at all effective, the demand for more space must oe much less strong than C such a degree of overcrowding would lead on- 1 to expect. i
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    City Has Many One Man Households
    166 2 THE survey figures show a largo percentage of single person households in Singnpore more than a quarter of the total. It alao shows the absence In Singapore of any marked ap proach to a typical size as is found in the United Kingdom distribution,
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    PILGRIMS RETURN
    42 2 The first batch of Ifecei pilgrima to return to Malay: arrive-! here yesterday on boar.! the Adraslm. These pilgrims have teeaway, for about five to six months. The batch consisted of 309 men. f>7 women. 38 shiidrttj and ?*vq infants.
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      275 2 MlE3!ll!r BLIJJS NETWORK 9.00 *T T. M. A."-The „ng,, 1.58 Closing Ann 11.00 a.m. to 12.00 noon Tommy Handley show; 9.30 Prog summ in Tarn 1 with Malay Schools' Broadcast; News: 9.45 Dance music on sign Tune- 2On rwn 12.00 p.m. Programme Sum- gramophone records; 10.15 GOO Signature Tune Conine
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    FIVE MEN FOR ASSIZES
    528 3 Magistrate Frames 8 Charges GENERATOR INQUIRY ENDS AT the conclusion of the preliminary inquiry «nto the R.A.F. genen tor Ctsa, the longest in the history of the Coioi-y, the Ninth Police Magistrate E. V. A. Peers) yesterday committed all the five accused to stjtjid trial at
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    S.Pc Faces Extortion Charge
    115 3 unstable M° ,v C h waa chaigcu i rtjoo in tne first witr 1 C! Sr.,' r" tlW.' He ,V .v:.onn m on:J[ V t alleged th it QO Nov- M ii itcd U C('li"'. r I iir street representpood Control T< Be Picw. told Tcng
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    'Abolish Political Pensions'
    142 3 Utusai Mela\u. Shiga pore Mb "ay Daily, in i*>: editor.al yesterday, called for the abolition of politi m pemiofui granted] to llalay territonaJ h»;.<is bouse "millions ol doilarol on them Mon» i sr; v. ar for virtually no--1 re are hundreds >jf H < ii klnrial chiefs
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    How You Live
    93 3 1,955 i. lisoholiS IV•r-' i_> r rn t_ |j\c in th windv.vs into tic li per cent other types I < ont. -uo-e* -a *iftlows into the sky; nt. w.th wkm'.r*. ;V* h -~r ncr cu.t. JE* 1 with wiiklovs into JJL 2?ms; ii per rent s
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    REGISTRATION
    39 3 ntity Cards Oat. in Singapore to Tv r tniooV T r fllcr of 1 1 ceived 418.841 Hi th* a r»l>bcation form.': Ssj, Var «oua centres 35,803 application forms lVi ■*:<■ SL m applications ot out Undor '-'g' tratioti.
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    wife Wont Have Man's Four Vices
    253 3 •MV husband took to drinking, gambling visaing houses of ill fame, and then smarted t»» frequent cabarets. "When I tried Jo cheek him, he told me 4 A gentleman must have fout vices.* n This allegation was »naf> in the H.gh Court yesterday by
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    Malayan Terror Round-up
    142 3 PERAK A ocad Cnirue whose bcnly was found rear Song-d Kuning village in tie Teluk Anson area on Tues !:-> morning was dol ltr.g a nle pin in one hand. It appeivs he was preparing to ambush somebody when the grenade blew up and killed him. A
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    Grenadier had a few drinks -then heard he was a thief
    100 3 ,t, Jack <ei.. a fe*. tola >h CrevMtVr Nht rit "J Fourth t-Mltee I* few Jr.rkff" 1 uj midnight When he append m court, j he w s told that be stole SbO from house in Beach Rjm at
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    FOUNDATIONS FOR NEW TELEPHONE EXCHANGE LAID
    167 3 pOUNDATIONS fov a new exchange with a capacity for 15.000 listener lines have been laid on a site next to the Oriental Telephone and Electric Company olfiee in Hill Street. The new budding is an the' old bite of the Knee Fa.t Chi-, nese
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    Old Ammo Found By Police
    72 3 An anununition dump e/asj found by the Police on vacant; land between Bahru Road and Alexander Road, yesterday, i Sixteen Erithh hand gtenades and ten thousand rounds of mixed ammunition were found j in water holes, in the mud and 1 under trees. The police
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    Foreman Collapsed
    72 3 The foreman of the jury in on* of Singapore's courts, Mr. G Albert Moses, collapsed in court yesterday and had to be taken out to ret over. Ihe ineldent happene-J during the summing up by Mr. Justice Taylor In Ml attempted theft case. The accused, Ting Vh (noon,
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    Malays Want Living-Space
    118 3 Inchc Salleh Hakim. Unjffl-] cial Member of <he Bcianfcor I State Council. the Government, at the Council meeting on Tuesday, tv grant more living-space to MaUy to cope with the growing Malay population in Kuala Lumpur, j He suggested that unal' areas around Kampong B ilu v,
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    SIX WOMEN MEET AND LASH OUT
    246 3 Only six worn* a members turned m for the first conference of the Armv Civil Service Union women's branch which was held 831. North Bridge Road yesterday. The meeting began in truly feminine style by being h *ld fifty minutes aft-r th; achedulcd Lime.
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    Woman Banished
    90 3 Ix>w Slew Kirns bauielun?nt order iiae been approved by vho Governor-in-Council. On July 30. 1948, Low Blew Kirn a woman was convicted > i three charges of living n earnings of prostitutes, of prn curing girls for prostituti j.» and of detaining girls again tt their wiH in
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      400 3 SIT. WANTED CHINESE GIRL, 22, Jr. Camt ridge Certificate, typewriting, read write Chinese. Seeks I rmplovment. Write Box A 1772 M.T. S pore. IV/956) i ooifiturb STYLE your hair at Malaon Muderne. Ladies Hair Dresamg Salon 12« Orchard Road. Phone *****. trm** FOR SALE 1 Brand"new 4 K etrigerau>r. Price
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      481 3 VEHS. FOR SALE CHEVROLET FLEETMASTER iatc 1947. under 10.000 mile*. Ist. class condition, .several extras, including Fram Oil Filter, best off .m over $3,800. 808 Al7BB M. T. Spore. (8.995) Mercury De Luxe convertible one of smartest Caff '11 \2 Modol any trial $2,100 or near offer ling Lave Raffles
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      231 3 MISCELLANEOUS MALAYAN RACEGUIDE November Issue complete witn K.L. results on sale now at all leading book stall 3. (A 985• For Your Next Party Ring Up CARLTON CLUB Bookings Now Open for Exclusive Party. 1 hone 0181— 28A Cavenach Rd(A.9P7» FREE Bible Correspondence Course of 30 lessons English, (r.iinesc Romanized
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    RED HERRING
    320 4 MR P. A. B. McKerron, Colonial Secretary, rises in the Legislate Council to answer criticisms of Singapores medical services. The burthen of Mr. McKerron's statement iff *hat we have done wonders, cons.dering the a?fri-,-ulties, and that money is the big need. He points out that eight million dollars
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    ANAEMIC EXCUSE
    201 4 INHERE is another red herring in Mr. McKerron's statement, though a very much smaller one. It concerns the suggested formation of a special flying squad b ood transfusion unit. Mr. McKerron says that it would be quite impossible to organise such a unit so long as the main
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    LORDS VERSUS COMMONS
    1083 4  -  A Great Issue Facet Britain's Parliament IK GUY EDEN Political correspondent of the London "Daily Express" WITH the reassembling cf Britain's Patliamen*. the Government :s to ptcocr.t to the House of Commons the Parliament Bill and put into effect a procedure use I only twice before In
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    TREES HELP TO TEST PLANE ILLUMINATION
    317 4 THE aircraft pilot who flies at night needs to be able to see and read the multiplicity of instruments in the cockpit and also to see the contours, lights and signals of the outside world. Outside vision would be best from a completely unilluminated
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      228 4 ,1 ENGAGEMENT )j The KRi; agement is announces Ijotween Ucn, el«lc.-;t son »f M». 6c Mrs. N H. Ellas of Calcutta r.nd Sarina 2nd daughter of Mi 1 I Mrs. D. J. Elias«of S pore. j Asthma Germs Killed In 3 Minutes Choking, capping, wheezing Asthma nd JJronchiti* poison your
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      23 4 I I piece telescopic Cotton Swim Suits in j r J^K^^^^^^L^ PRICES I HO>l Sfiffip j CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT SECOSD ROBINSONS RAFFLES PLACE SINGAPORE
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    808 (94) QUITS, SAYS CRIME DOESN'T PAY
    311 5 BRITAIN s oidcst hdr Z lbr > Wooldridge, starts a new lif; today. He's refl t j n j fr »m crime—he says it doesn't pay. \„<1 Hob ou£iu to know. He's ninety-four and first appeared in court hrfi ti, i /aiu »-Pre.
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    Sweden May Not Join Western Union
    400 5 Reuter. :v to got sufflT titles of up-to-thout member North Atlantic whether or linavian couateagree to join alliance now be- between the n powers, CanUnited States, to diplomatic offi- r ccivcd from dlpources indicate that and Denmark Mine to enter into ment, which la
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    RABBITS' LUCK
    37 5 H king an Australian Mrs. Palmoi of nchor Hotel. Croyoon. aye the liver to her ky**. out something that first sight like a piece but which turned out fectly cut white sapphire worth £50 sterling.
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    NEW BOY
    30 5 Lotus Rich, $•>, has just joined a New York college. "This is the atomic aye," he said recently. "It's the only way to keep in tune with the Nave*."
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    NEW BRIDGE LAWS BUT NO SCORE CHANGES
    1002 5  -  (By WM. E. McKENNEY NEW YORK (NEA) A new code of bridge laws became effective throughout the world last month. There will be no scoring changes under this new code. Many had thought that the no trump count would be changed to the
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    THE SHIP THE NAZIS COULD'NT SINK
    750 5 STRATHNAVER WIPES OFF BATTLE SCARS The 22.500-ton Strathnaver which was the first of the famous "Straths" to be built for the P. O. Company and which kg familiar to many thousands of Services personnel who sailed in her as a troopship, has now completed
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    GRASS ON THE MENU SOON?
    41 5 Britons may be eating processed grass soon, according to Alderman Mrs. H. M. Nicholls, of Northampton. She told a Derby Co-oper-ative meeting "I have seen it—and if it had been flavoured could have eaten it myself."
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    SUBS: VERY POTENT WEAPON
    107 5 VTce-Admiral Sir Claude Barry. K.8.E., C.8.. D.5.0.. Director of Dockyards, speak ing at a reunion of submarine officers at Gosport, said that because of developments in the submarine branch and the submarine's greater potency the present generation of su mariners would have a greate» part to
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    SOUTH AFRICA'S DEFENCE
    108 5 Vice-Admiral K. D. B. McCarthy, C.8., D.5.0., Com-mander-in-Chief, South Atlati tic, speaking in Capetown, Mtd that the time had come for South Africa to play a greater part in naval defence, with Ufi aim eventually of taking over the naval station at Simonstown. Britain's financial position, he
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    Naval Recruiting Is Being Widened
    254 5 NAVAL recruiting is being widened in many directions. A scheme for youths between the ages of 16J6 to 17'o years is to be added to the old schemes of recruitment of hoys and men. This eliminates a "blind spot in the ages during which entry
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      108 5 Foot Itch Healed in 3 Days h a.iuirt and burn nearly dine y»" U -kin crack, peel or ,juse of these na that has spread the world, -md is i ailed h .is Athl«t«*a Koot. h Dhoby Itch. You .an t trouble until you jm- cause. A new di*- <
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    ENGLAND BEATS WALES ONE-NIL
    308 6 SCOn, MILBURN INJURED Reuter. BIRMINGHAM, Wed.—With Scott, their right back, off for 65 minutes through injury, and Milbtin, centreforward, also off for live minutes, England displayed heroic defence against odds in the soccer inter national against Wales at Aston Villa's ground her» today, and richly deserved
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    Jew exile returns to Germany
    178 6 Sixty-two-year-old Arthur I Goldschmidt. ex-bank clerk who j fled the Hitler regime in Ger j many because ho was of Jewish (descent. i 3 now in Singapore on jnis way back to the Fatherland for "a fresh j-tart in life." During the nine years he
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    Flying 1,000 miles to catch ship
    128 6 Four American members of the crew of the freighter, Steel Navigatoi, who missed their ship at Kohsichang by 15 minutes, arc expected to arrive by plane from Bangkok to catch up with their ship in Singapore. The men arc: Wallis E. Woods, an assistant
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    Detective Gets Gaol
    99 6 A probationary dctectiv". Ang Cheng Bok aged 22, attached to Pava p.s. was sentenced five years' rigorous imprisonment for robbery by Mr. Justice Brown at the Assize Court yesterday. Sco Koon Seng. 20. anothe: probationer tried on the same charge was discharged following a unanimous verdict of
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    COPIES AT $3 EACH
    92 6 rtost the Singapore Social Welfare Department i :»0C to print 2.000 copies )f the Singapore Social Survey, published today. As the Government Pnnti r was i nable to undertake the printing of the Report due to pressure of work, the job wr»s undertaken by a commercial
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    TO BROADCAST
    32 6 Mr. T. P. F. McNiece. Singapore's Secretary for Socid I Welfare will broadcast tonight at 9.45 over Radio Malaya. H-s subject will be "A Social Su< i vey of Singapore.
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    Condensed milk prices rise
    291 6 JUL controlled price of sweetened condensed milk in tow gone up since the beginning of this month. Certain foreign brands have risen bv two to lour cents on the tin Australian milk shortages have made it uccessary to import hard currency milk from America and other
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    Cut Lights: City Told
    115 6 'PHE Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce has told Deputy Municipal President W. Biythe) that oub lie bodies like the Muni cipaiity and tho Sirica I>ore Ti action Company should .set an exrmple in saving electricity The Chamber was replying a letter from tbe Deputy following their
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      408 6 NOTICE NOTICE is hereby given th&>. LAW AH TIEW of No. 389 Jalan Besar, Singapore, has applied to the Board of Licensing Justices, Singapore for a House License for *he by letail of Stout L« er for cor rumption on the ground floot of the premises known as Lok Tlwa
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    FAST RUNS AT BUKIT TIMAH TODAY
    863 7  -  fox \s Horses Impress During Track Work By ALLAN LEWIS pit i,l was a large attendance at Bukit limaii thts I ,,,,»rnirm »hen Saturday'* mniiers were given tt*4r t,n;'U °l >v ding trials were don? by Cabaret and N RegreUt, Snaos, Indbn Heather end
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    CURRIE STOPPED THIS... ..But this shot had him heat
    72 7 ABOVE: Combined R.A.F. goalkeeper, Currie, stops a hot shot from .Mahmood, Kota Raja* inside-left, during their game at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. A few minutes Inter he dashed out to meet Haji Garhan, but failed to hold the ball. This goal
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    Police XV Go Down To Nee Soon RFC
    226 7 THE Singapore Police Ru£bj XV went down to Nee Sotm Garrison R.F.C. at Thomson Road yesterday by 18 points (3 goals, one try) to five points (one goal). The Police were however, without the services of some of their players—who were "staying
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    Chong Tee surprises Marjan -wins in straight sets
    416 7 THE Useful Badminton Party entered t »i c final of the Singapore inter-club badmirloi: championship**, w n c a they trounced the Marigold Badminton Party to the tune of four games to one at the Clerual Union hall last night T. Chong
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    Aussie Mat Champ To Fight King Kong
    232 7 After eight months ct din; cult negotiation. Great World will introduce George Pcnchc.7. the Australian Heavyweight Champion in their promoti m this week. The Australian has just completed a long tour in Serb Africa and leading American and Britsh promoters have bo 1
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    St. Joseph's Go Down
    111 7 In a keenly contested badminton match, the Chinese Notional Language School team defeated the St: Joseph Institution team by three games to two. The following is the result: (C.N.I. ,8 plnvcrs mentioned first). SINGLES- Lav Tefig Chuan heat Chun Kee Meng 4-15. 15 4, la 6;
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    SOCCER CUP BROADCAST
    52 7 Radio Malaya will broadcast the match between the Katong Boys Club and the Harbour Boys Club when they meet 'n the finals of the Singapo c Boys Soccer Cup today at 5 p.m. on the Pada'Jg. Mr. P. A. B. McKerron wid present the cup and meda!:after
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    Rajas were in great form
    470 7 Koti Raja 4 Combined RAF 1 l/OTA RAJA, winners of ifa Singapore Cup, were a little too good for the Cojnbliiexi K.A.F. :if i. lrn Besar Stadium yesterday. In tine fettle ami at full strnnfrth, th "n^as' gave a dcmonstn;t:oii of the finer points of
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    S.H.B.A.P. XI
    43 7 The following will ran. est tf the S.H.D. Auxdiary pV.ce at hockey against Ge J Q FA h ELF at Tanglin at 5.15 pm. to <ay Bingham; MeGready. McCutty: Lawthcr, Lovcday, H.zario; R. G. Clark. P. Clarke Trcmcnhecrc, Devlin. a.id SpciJewindc.
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    SCC Women go down for First Time
    259 7 A. last minute goal m a thrilling hockey match ort th Padang yesterday resulted tin- S.C.C. Women's team bed. beaten by the w.a.a.f. Champ by the Odd goal in five. Tne tussle .'>r supremacy lasted from whistle to whisti The WAAFS scored first
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    ROYAL S'PORE GOLF CLUB
    43 7 The Ladles' Conpetifjn fir November (Bogey) was piaye* 1 at Bukit Timab i.n Mo.iday, and resulted as f< dows: "A" Division won ov Mrs. E. A. Elder (2 down). *'B" Division won by Mrs A. E. Gerondal (1 down).
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    KHALSAS BEATEN
    104 7 The Hospital A Ist iota' rjnion Diet and defeated the Khalsa Association in n friendly game of hockey Oy the only goal scored in the match. Tlic game was played on the Khalsa's ground at St. George's Road. The goi' was scored by Lim Swang after a line
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    'WE'RE ON TRIAL' SAYS LORD MANCROFT
    478 8 Policy Vacillating And Unrealistic THE PEER FROM MALAYA HITS AT GOVT. Reuter. LONDON, Wed.—Lord Mt ncroft, opening the de 4 bate in the House- of Lords oi: Malayn tocViy criticised the Government's policy as having o* on 'vacillating, complacent and unrealistic." Lord Maneroft, Conservative
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    WHAT'S ON TODAY
    61 8 GENERAL M.Y.F. WEEK CONCERT at Fairfield Chapel Noil Road 7.30 p.m. Y.M.C.A.; Lawn tennis 5pm commercial classed 5.30 p.m. gymnastics and keep fit class 6.15 p.m., lending library 7 p.m. choir .practice 8 .15 p.m. EAfcT WEST SOCIETY: Talk by Prof. N. S. Alexander of Raffles College
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    211 8 CATIIAY: "River Lady" v colour) with Yvonne DeCarl) and Dan Duryea—1.45. 4 15, 6.45 and 9 30 p.m. CAPITOL: "Romance, on t.ie High Seas' with Jack Car-on and Jams Paige. —2, 115, 6. >0 and 9.15 p.m. HEX: ".Summer Holiday" (in technicolo-jr) with Mickey Rooi.ev and Gloria De Haven
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    SPORTS
    41 8 HOC'KEV: Combined Services v. Combined Civilians—S.R.C.; Combined Civilian women v. Combined Services women— S C.C.; S.H.B. Police v. G.H.Q. FAREI.F— Tanglin; G.H.Q. Signal Rogt. v. Johore C.C. Johore Bahru. RUGBY: S pore United v. I R.A.F. Seletar Jalan Besar Stadium.
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    MME. ODO DIES
    70 8 The Rev. Mothei St. Odo. Superior oi the Convent School, Telok Anson, died last night. She was 76 years ot age ano had seivcd in Malaya for f>3 years. "Madam Odo". as she wi k affectionately known, came t:> Malaya in iH9S and served 4' years in
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    THE COMET
    118 8 Reuter. Over Auckland AUCKLAND, Wed The new comet win eh has flashed across the skies of the Southern Hemisphere In the last three days. was BS»*i from Auckland, New Zealand today. Conditons were cloudy, but enough of the cornel was seen to Indicate It was an outstanding om
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    SAVE 'CENT' DRIVE
    74 8 The Government is planning a campaign to make people 'cent' conscious. "Every cent that the consumer can save on an article |g a cent worth saving," an official of the Price Control Department told the Malaya Tribune this morning. He was commenting on the Department's action in
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    MR. KING TO RESIGN
    29 8 OTTAWA, Wed.—Mr. W. L. Mackenzie King, Canadian Prime Minister, will tender his resignation .to the Governor General on Nov. 15 it was announced officially today.
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    U. S. Offers To Royal Baby
    187 8 U.P. LONDON, Wee —It was revtsled today tfc*t enterprising Amer-cans have offered Princess Elizabeth's expected baby a free trans-Atlantic diaper service. The National Institute of Diaper Services wants to supply the baby with diapers, which would be flown weekly from the United States and
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    I Didn't Dance A Jig, Says Woman MP
    181 8 Reuter. LONDON, Wed.—Mrs. Elizabeth Braddb<*. bluntly spoken Lgcuur Member of Parliament, did not dance a jig on ihe floor of the House of Co** mons, she said today during the hearing ot a claim for libel damages against the Bolton Evening News
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    CRISIS ARREST
    47 8 One Chinese, M specte I of being a memner of the Communist party, we* arr c l last night under the Emergency Regulat.ons. "he total under det-ntcn to-date is 315. CT.D. also ai rested two Chinese, alleged to be n.r nbers of secret see ties
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    FORRESTAL IN PARIS
    24 8 PARIS, Wed.-i United £»1431 Secretary for Defence Jai. es Forrestal arrived ry pKno today foi an inspection tour of Western Europe.
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    The man in the box
    101 8 Reuter. LONDON. Wed.-M<*t interested in the debate t.% Malaya w the HmWf of Lords t<niffht axis O >to Onn >iin Jaffar, Johore'it MmUter, Unto Onn v is given a r'n th* diplomatic boa\ Early »n the dt;l;atc, Lord Listowei. Mm s'tr of State for >hr
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    Two Men Must Die
    146 8 Reuter. LONDON. Wed.—The first 'judicial executions in Britain. !sincv hanging was suspended, are to take place soon. Two Britons now under sentence Of death for murder were today refused a reprive by Home Secretary Chuur Ede. The Home Secretary decided that in the case of both
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    GROUND CREWS OF B.E.A. STRIKE
    66 8 Reuter. LONDON, We 1. hold up at many European capitals today by a strike of 1,000 engineers of BritVa European Airways, which gr i »r.d ed 43 planes at Northolt, airport, travelled by othe.- airlines. Th2re was no indication ho\v long the strike would last
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    RECEPTION TO AMBASSADOR
    67 8 Reuter. PORT OF SPAIN. r.lMDAD, Wed —Sir John Shaw. Governor of Trinidad, was anaonx the guests at a ro-'ea-tion given here tonight I y ihe Muslim community in i iStnut of Mirza Abul Hassan Ii i fthani, Pakistan Ambassa lor to the United States. The Ambassador, who
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    MacDonald Angers The Red MP
    188 8 Reuter. LONDON, Wei.—Mr. J Jin piatt* Mills, recently e.»pelled from the Labour Pnrty for being too far Left, pro* tt sf't in the House oi Ca:matte today /gainst tt c broadcast speecn of Mr Mw.colm Mac Donald, C missioner-Gcneral for S nthEast Asia, on Oct.
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    SHOW FOR AIR ENGINEERS
    66 8 (Tribune Staff Reporter.> j The Society of Licenced Aircraft Engineers i:: giving an- 1 other film show tris evening at S.OO in the Qantas Engineers' men at Brooke Road, Katong. The show, although put on specially for the benefit of members who missed the last one
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    TODAY'S TERROR NEWS
    113 8 Gmhjah Mart. k\; !I! < la .v. He fired Z2* ■hots at the ,<, wh:cn the lights i 'L* f.re v.as returned ho shooting a lem minute* *n f no casualties I OUARD3 on fc Pong saw two jZ! b ed in black |fi2> «ter the kamolv
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    Another Russian "Jump Victim"
    118 8 U.P. VIENNA. Wet, police said today a jumped from i ir window of the Kommamiatura ot r..r: I positively identified as I tof trian, Friedrich Poei.-! famerly a driver can military err*-: recently ehauffea sian Officers Club Police said Boeim < r' ly was agitated by
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    COMMERCIAL ACCORD
    48 8 ROME, Wed. -li;: Turke y signed a c0 °2i accord Invohriai anJJJ >t good* valued a: li* about rulated by a c Italy will l«P w skins, steel and and send Turku cotton t >:Tks. ti:- product, p biles, sbemlccl I J* j farm machinery, -w
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    18 8 WASHINGTON j Acting Secretary Robert Lovett repots that P**%U* under way foi a tween Pteatdeat un
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    45 8 M Madam ha H' Klou a>f«'d 7b (I**» mother »f «;'«0 u Foong ami f t< n the grand..»»!"*' passed »«»> 1 (t u Mj JO.lI-4S a( v Koad. Corf f w !J at NJ fio'> .he rh. nh «'I ih. >i for lllil 1
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