Malaya Tribune, 13 November 1948

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    Masthead
    63 1 The Malaya Tribune BX THE PEOPLE FOR THE PEOPLE Larger Sales than any Afternoon Paprr in Malaya Printing Simultaneously Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh d Penang Telegrams: "Tribune Spore." Telephone: 5811 (9 line*) EIGHT PAGES SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1948 PRICE TEN CENTS THE MALAYA TRIBUNE London AycnU-Messrs. Colin Turner Ltd. To*
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    THREE GOOD BETS
    46 1 rbret best '.eta for toua*"s rac the flnrt <ey of Ck Sm apart Turf dub'i Win*.at M■■ting nriU h .Sweet Memo-;. Natunl and rjo 1 Me da flint Th'- going will ro good de pit* this morning rain. SEE PAGE 7 STOP PRESS
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    WE DIE ONLY ONCE
    63 1 U.P. TOKIO. Fri. -Tojo's wife Mis. Katsuko Tojo said her husband had "died spiritually at the time of the Japanese defeat. Now it is only a matter of death physically for Tojo. "I am sure he desired the death penalty. Whatever he desired is the same
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    TOJO INNOCENT, Says TRIAL JUDGE
    439 1 'He Was Victim Of Propaganda Reuter. «.»...<! l r, ,«n,_l ,cte«_ Iltp XVN5 len<ler«» >_.,»t.l.l ln»ve l.t"«n i«",lN »»ll dioissbl tkem <_o<.llu-«ll >ll ?«> ul lnll.» »,5<«., lln loixin ln l.l. «5iiop.nl lridunlrl to<__4>. xirll .t.( 8 250.00») XV07-6 bv xvnict, 1'l.io s .,»>>!>, xv.ll
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    THE CATCH
    30 1 rncluv -K4r. Neorze tluitol, 3t2tes 3ecro t»_rV ol 8t2te. totl«> oslle_l ,ecent suggestion» ln Moscow for s moelln< between prcslclent I'rumul. uu6 >.ur«bu.l Vtslin s "pl0p28uu6u pe»ce ollensive".
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    Elizabeth Goes Out To Dinner
    86 1 Reuter. _,t)Xl)07' 5li<l9> si,»ucox> »2l,«2botb. w»lo.'0 bnbv is extb, woolt-0Ull, lns,l< 'll',-. <<cu»?llnn lronl Nuc2iN8bt,n, l'2l«oo wbon !-bo wont bv c2r wllb tbo Noloos !>.<lln0u'ri:b to o4no w«tl, f.i'li.l-, in tbo XVost Ln_! I'»,, l'l-»:,(,.'«i», ,lrovo to <. l, b.-.' tll.,0 Ml!. l^."> >,, l'_l_.0o.
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    CRISIS ARREST
    15 1 »>n.' .»> 3»N32p..5o b> lb, <. I N t,7i lV tor bolnz n.embol > llnl-twtu! soclo.v
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    PLANTERS LASH OUT AT GOVT.
    428 1 «son l^ritlnv—rlnnter> in l>ull.n« ttlen xvrotp »>eu»_.tl«n»l letter to tbe tribune. »l>ob. ttpl uxinl? tbe »utbnri..c« ln «be nnpltl___»3 luel< of «boxvn b> tbe stirrer" in tbe «liver «let., lu,,. nmkin« -lron« nle» lor n l»el'nnnenl x,l»K,nss lnro<. in tb. M^rlct. lbo lotto, bv tb"
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    DRIVER SUES LAWYER
    97 1 MA i ACCA. Friday. \Vell known European lawyer Mr. W H Sat was sued here tofay, by V'ong Kok Snng former taxi 'ab driver for danu ges for Jlleged wrongful detention by the police at Kandang Station on may 4, 1947. Wong alleged that the detention was
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    In Distress
    48 1 U.P. San Francisco. Frl.—Several Coast Guard stations picked up a faint radio message believed to be from a B-29 superfortress with eleven aboard enroutc from Okinawa to Guam. The plane reported on Tuesday it was on fire and was making an emergency landing off Saipan. U.P.
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    Peace—But not at any price
    186 1 U.P. PARIS. Friday. Mr. Hector McNeil warned Russia today j that the West never will accept "peace at any price." McNeil told the United Nations political committee "we are willing to have peace with the Soviet Union at any time she wants it. but, we
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    VISITS to BRITAIN
    29 1 Reuter. London. Fri. From today. United States visitors to Great Britain no longer need visas. British visitors to the United States will still require visas Reuter.
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    One Last Picture, Then Home
    36 1 Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald, the Cooimiaaioncr-General, with Mrs. Mac Donald, leaving Hallang eirport for Bukit Siren c. Mr. V|a< Donald returned heme yeserdav from his five-w ek vwm to "rl am.
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    'This Is No Time For Isolation'
    158 1 Reuter. NEW DELHI, Frida/ Pandit Nehru, Indian Premure told reporters today that the informal discussioi he .iaJ in London last mon-h on !nlia v I relationship rfttb clher >!cmmonwealth nations would cc followed by more formal bdkfi. I Nehru, who was talking to I
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    ROYAL APPROVAL
    26 1 romtv. Kin,; c.eort-0's npprovul of l<bw»p, Xsxinllnlllln l. s:ovo,nar-l_lone-r-_ll os on tin '.co,,l monclstiun as tbo (.ov^rnin'nt of siulxisU.,. vs»» announce,! from _!ucl<ln«b2m si:>>
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      80 1 I FOR WIDEST I j sJ LECTIONS J I of 1 I CHINESE CURIOS I Iffl PEWTER IIV COPPER I I WARE 1 I*o Always Visit I LEARN TO FLAY 1 THE SPANISH GUITAR 1 AND BE POPULAR. BKII'dMI ;»iir! ITALIAN I SI'WISH GUITARS 1 |p* 4W WAIVABLE NOW. New
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      135 1 RIGHT ON TIME! with a watch or clock serviced by YICK WOH HING 429, North Bridge Road, Singapore. Phone "922. W W DANCING TIME— v |/7 1 with VICTOR*SILVESTER W B and his Ballroom Orchestra A I MOON'LH.Hi WALTZ 1 ijjt ■nevada-v.s.' 8003 j 1 YOU AN; 1M! ST DANCE—O
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    Owen Road Hotel Man In Court
    162 2 I Ong Chin Cheng, the I license of a hotel in Owen Road, now under a police Court fine of $250, for failj !ng to enter in the hotel register the names of two persons, had bis sentence j confirmed on appeal in the
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    SECOND STRIKE SINCE EMERGENCY DECLARED
    176 2 200 LIGHTERMEN WALK OFF CRAFT AI-THOUGH negotiations by their union were re started yesterday \*ith the a Commissioner of Labour, Mr. K. P. Bingham, the 200 lighter workers oi the Gen ;ral Ughterage and Transport company walked off the craft yesterday aft« ernoon. "H was
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    Witness Ran Away To Save His Life
    215 2 MURDER CASE– (.Klon»z __Un. Ut V in tbe _4l«< «oe libber murder (Nl_e wblob .vm» tlzsopsj»».! ln Aoven» ber utter be «H»i<t nt ti»p l'oNt'e (,'ourt >e«4ter_ll,>. "l run ,n,»v beezitnze n»H«_v «ere n.____e uu m> life." Siaw Joo Meng discharged on November
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    Cheah Gets 9 Months
    76 2 (Tb.'ub (Tboon __n<?. 2 56-v! i». s)l.l <?l-lno«o W_3M2N wlll »e»vo tlio :ne muntbs prlson sent > onco pussocl on ber on > It» "or illicit cbsn l., llSl/ 2PP02I tbo S0Ntonce wlls <n tl»o blgb court vo«torl2V (.7, 2b b2cl UT/'lnlttocl soll'nr: sbout 30 puclcetH
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    They Robbed Him Of $5.40
    64 2 Teo Teng Seng, an Albert Street eating-house towkay was lobbed of ?5.40 and a silver belt by four thugs in the early morning of June 27. In the Seventh Police Court yesterday, Ong Kirn Chuan faced a tentative charge of jobbery. It was alleged that
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    REGISTRATION ENQUIRY OFFICE
    44 2 An Enquiry and Corrections office has been set up at the centr .1 registration office at Beach Road to deal with all matter:, concerning lost and found identity change* of address of holder, and of cards on the death of holders.
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    Police Work Fast
    98 2 4>vo ,luvs ago.. lbroo omplo>oo3 )f n rubbo, fsotorv Mllll». complnlnts to tb.' pol,o, tllsl tbov wo»o v,ctl,0" ol on xtortlon «;2Nl.. I». 2llego_l U_2t tbo gnno. »»t»cl boon collooting n,onll,lv t,-o,n tbo»< Victims for 30m. lliN»' lllloslonln»)! to ue>" X". lt'N". it tb«- N2V!N«Nl w<«« not
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    Goose Cackles In Court
    109 2 A GOOSE was taken in a basket to the Second Police Court yesterday. It quizzically craned its neck forward when 62-years-old Ng You Han tottered into dock. But it forgot itself and suddenly gave two short cackles. It was hurriedly taken out. Ng was then charged
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    Tengkus Work As Syces Now
    133 2 Malay rajas and tengkus and other persons of royjtl descent should forget their hereditary titles be cause they cannot justify their existence as such any more. This bold suggestion appealed in the "Reader'ci Forum" column of the Kuala Lumpur Malay daily Maj's, yesterday. i It
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    S'PORE TO HAVE OWN P.O.S.B.
    115 2 will bnve lt«i on,» l'o«t NNiee >i_v1n5-i »2nK on Hl.nu_trv. tt)l9 is tbe <Nttiee NltnK Orcllutuee wbieb «en. it> Nrxt lentuni; on 'rur"«_.z.> p_»»>fie4z tbe next lio,_! it belor.» tl,e l<e«fi«llttlve c!uuneil. It xvill be nepltlnte kron» lli" l^.tl?ment> l.i.n wlll bo opone_l in ull
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    PROCURESS BANISHED
    78 2 The Governor lias approved the bar ishmnet Order of a Ilokkien v-tman, convicted re f ntly in re Ist. District Court on the ft ..owing charges: (1) Living on the earnings of pro; titutes. (2) I rocuring girls fori prosti .vtion. (3) Letaining girls against l their wh!
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    WAR RISKS INSURANCE
    40 2 Mr. P. M. Evans and Mr. A. A. Baker have been appointed members of the board of management of the War Risks (goods) Insurance Fund, in place of Mr. C. W. Warren and Mr. H. W. Moxon.
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    DAK AND SPIT CRASH, 7 DIE
    97 2 R.A.F. Dakota and a Spitfire crashed in th near Serendah, 27 miles nora ot Ku. i» U| during a bombing sortie carried out by a >i a n,t r of Beaufighters and Spitfires y». ?<»te r d a m*^*** The pilot of the Spitfire
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    MALAY EDUCATION 'SLOPPY'
    107 2 /Xlxlul gbukor bin Isniuil. ol scboolx. lXlu2, tolcl 2 gutnenng ol vlsluv toucllors "Wo cunnot oxpoot our puplw to quutitv lor bigbor otlucstlon ll wo oontinuo to tbom u sluppx ocluoutlong! baekgl^untl. No -iacl prlmurv Ii.2lsv ottuc2tion «moulcl b» tbo l.,?t collcorn ol toucber-, 'Wo i»uvo l,02lXl
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    Appointments
    36 2 Mr. A. C. Brooks, chief chemist. Federation of Malaya has been appointed to act as director of Chemistry, Malaya. Dr. A. Jackson, acting chief chemist, Singapore has been appointed ot set as chief chemist Malaya.
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    Poor Got $27,526 In October
    35 2 t27. Woltu .'X t'.co l_. > l3.4 <v.. _3o."n<'v »00. olov. l- >.s wlll, l. .l 8ops,l,!l. li'..^,.il.1 bin, I Nl_lll. l psvn». Nl >. Nti'..' .lubil", l. i> -It». l l''0N<_
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      152 2 "A BRITISH PICTURE THAT DESERVES HIGH PRAISE "DAYBREAK" IS A FILM OF ATMOSPHERE AND EMOTION, WITH A STORY OF UNUSUAL DEPTH AND FEELING 2-4.15-6.30-9.30p,m. "^^^^^cl)^^ I At'- RANK MMf Nil .-jjjl TODD PORTMAN. W'^TRkl, MAXWELL REED MM 8 > MONCRTON HOME 3 «ith EDWARD RIGBY BILL OWEN JANE HYLTON jjr
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      61 2 I j Today: C.15—6.30—9.15 DUB. For the 15th Time! Tlie Uncomp'irable "KISMET" Hindu.sta.jf) wit.i Ashok Kumar .V I unit a/ Shv.nti Tonight Midnite: "SHAKLNTALA 1 brbb c a HjrahßcQ THE BEST SHOW IH TOWV I Universal Internationa 1 presents YVONNE DeCARW RYEA "«T ROD CAiMKRON fißSftjT Book Now For II
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      67 2 $CE E N S Last Day: 2.30. i, ».15 P.M. I rankie Darro Lola Lane n "BI'KN 'EM UP BARNES" (Whole Sena!) Opening Tomorrow "CRY WOLF" j OPENING TO-DAY 3 Shows—3, 6.15 9.15 p.m. A "DAKLING" of a MUSICAL!] CAY. GAUDY ant GLAMOROUS! "Sweet R«sie O Grady starring HETTY GRABLE
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      98 2 GREAT WOULD Clohe l-Mll) "GREEN Doi.MiiA STREET" Tmm mrrw: ".iolsox mm (Technicolor, NEW WOKL!) 1-M<> S—7—Nl5 "PIS At BEEACEI I (Mah\ I ROYAL (HAB AXKHKV (Hindus! j.ti fr- H NMWeiiiiiiiti| NEW HAPPY Hi (Happy \\..rid To-day .U5, 7.15 v IBja A Smashing olunhu vfui: CONCLIDINIi LiHiP "The GREEN M ii
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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      296 2 j 111 ejh i rmm BLUE NETWORK LasrtNcws Summar y and c, <*e 1.45 "Mitti", "Do Dil" film hits; PROGRAMMES IN ENGLISH. PROGRAMMES IN MALAY, an! Pro^um^T^TamH 12.00 p.m. Programme Sum- w uh Sieri Tune- 9nn nZ 1.00 p.m. Dance music by mary 12.05 Musical inter- Down. 0 be Vaughan
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    India And The Commonwealth
    1176 3  -  SPOTLIGHT ON INDIA »5 «l^l» topic of speculaT lndia now. and it o foi «me time the question of relations with the g V,,;:,,:,-,..wealth. '■IX2I Pandlt Nehru went in October. I the Commonwealth iters' Conference, this P ua~ Mv discussed r only in Indi'i. i Pritain"
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    BATTLE ROUND-UP
    52 3 >. >>rm5 sn umt 2 l, vute xvo/e, wouwloti wben bun'ilts um buubotl _t two )e«" couvo.v bo' ween Nentong :,n l si2l"b u< noon veutllstlvv ol tn4 two Vul,pc»n wome'l sulvl to l.uve '««'N woun'loll «1 Weclneucluv xvss not ln'rt. 8l,e w»< __lrs p V. VlcK» «l
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    Rice Down 5c A Katty
    124 3 A Sift? d op of c kattl the best quality OfeHt rice is the best food news of he week. Householders have declined to buy 'Free Market' rice since the better quality was issued, and there has been a dr->p in both wholesale and .etail
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    Malay Students In U.K. Varsities
    97 3 HliUlzz i,»l lu»_Unl3 lour xxnmen nr»> no« in tbe r.ou'. nml <'nll. ln tbe Unite.! n<:» orcUn»; to 2 letter inebe lliri» bin l>lobtl. ltewtion'. «Meer ol «tbl» i«n,»v Ilnlun t s.reut Nrituln. T'bov 25- luxv moo»l oino 3oelologv. m'llitsrv tocbnllju, or science. T'bo «tlllionts
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    FULL MOON
    20 3 Full moon celebration will be; held at the Sinhala Buddhist' j Temple in Outram Road on Monday. i
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    Compensation Board Set Up
    48 3 The Governor has appointed Ithe following to serve on a board to determine disputes over compensation for goods requisitioned under the Emergency Regulations: District Judge (civil), president; Chief Surveyor, Government Architect. Mr. Cheong Hock JP. Captain Yap Pheng Geek, JP, Mr. E. Galistan, JP.
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    Pawn To A Law Point
    131 3 IS a pawn-shop keeper who tccepts stolen article in good faith entitled to compensation when the article is surrendered to th»» legal owner? Mr. Justice Jobling decided he was not entitled in an appeal In the Singapore court yesterday when Mr. C. G. Goh raised
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    MR.E.R.KOEK'S FUNERAL
    190 3 Nie l»_t__er__. ot lllle l_tt« tHlr. U RoeK. «tt Nl6u Nltr' «l<e_n«vterH «vveninss. v»« «ttenltelt bx munv ie__H_nss «stlien». «of 8_n^Hpore. l"?nion li. _t. 8. >6_tl___3 uMcigteck 3t tbe set-vice i.'» tbe cbeipel. The widow, Mrs. Koek, waa accompanied Dy Mr R. L. Eber, a partner of Mr.
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      330 3 U U i.aIIgCIOUS <UIU usea Early treatBrat always la advisable. Mr. j KIM HIMG has spent rs in very careful luoy ol tin* dtoeaae. Ht overed an effecttva re-nt-uy fur it. No operation Is ,ry. Certain cure can be oaceted within a prescribed period Fees will be refunded jdo cure
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      364 3 M Wklt^2l„— 5s,< FOR SALE j Orchids -New arrivals. Act ides Crassifolium. Mitratum. Falca-; turn. Dendrobium Parishii. Pr i m v 1 i n v m. Chrysotoxum. Aggregatum. Fimbriatum ear. occulatum, Draconis. etc. The Gem Nursery. Moulmein Road. Phone: 7542. (D.2oi Brand new 4 cu.fr. American Refrigerator. Price $495 cast:.
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      458 3 SITUATIONS VACANT WANTED Immedi;...e!y: Ju.ii >r Accounts Clerk lor gener I office vvjrk. Knowledge of ry,~» j ing preferable. Sta tt 4 |s i Salary $65 plus 30', co l Apply ErtS A 1795 M.T. Tpore j «3.1» < WANTED a Building Overseer. Apply with copies of testimonials, stating salary
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      242 3 VEHS. I OR SALE PLYMOUTH 1944, 45 Lefthand- Drive. Everything in excellent [condition. Over $2,000 secures. 1 Apply P.O. Box 1092, Singapore. (D.20--***** Buick left hand hand drive. Good condition taxed insured best offer secures. Phone ***** for appointment. (C.15) FOR SALE- 1 Standard 4 door saloon 1938 model. New
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      218 3 WANTED WANTED. Secondhand Fiat Marvellet. Particulars and price to 28 Feinhill Road, Singapore. (C.141 WANTED.—A Telescope old in good condition or new writ? stating price. Box E. 992. M. T. Spore. (A.993) WANTED Lightweight Motorcycle or Auto-cycle lowest price ana particulars Box A 1770 Tribune, Kuala Aumpur. (Z. 978) ACCOMMODATION
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      321 3 MISCELLANEOUS Income Tax advice help for filling return available from K. Ramanathan 8.A.8.L. 5 Church Street, Kuala Lumpur. (C.171 TIC-TACS MALAYAN RACEGUIDE November Issue complete witii K.L. results on sale now at all leading bookstalls. (A 985; For Your Next Party Ring Up CARLTON CLUB" Bookings Now Open for Exclusive
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    THE CLOSED BOOK
    536 4 T HK Social Surve> of SingmpOPe will not be read hv more than half the ixpulation of this COl °This will be so. even if the Survey is translated into the main vernacular lai:tuages ot this country. The Survey tells you why. Fifty-three p*r cent of the
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    JAPS WANT UNCLE SAM TO QUIT
    1203 4  -  by9 MHtIMtV WABJiI It GROWING antipathy for the Americans who are helping to reform Japan marks the fourth year of Japan's occupation. Much of the earlier exuberance over an "easy" occupation has worn off. The Japanese believe today they are being "over-reformed." They want
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      271 4 Smile tb» Odol way t ||Q|l"-«-3Hr Sole \stribu*/)r.-. SIME DARBY CO., LTD. «■■■a«HaMaa«M«a^««aßß««S™** l B,ll—^™^^^- THE OVERSEAS ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LIMITED. China Building, Chulia Street, Singapore. FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR VEHICLE, WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION INSURANCE, i etc Branches Agents at Hongkong, Java, Bangkok all towns in Malaya. I ™jj== ARRIVED "S> THE FAMOUS
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      70 4 50 Years of Integrity —Drink Gold Leaf and be sure of consistent quality The quality of Gold Leaf ranks highest among Teas of Topmost Choice. MOTIN COST mm BUTlMOimm^t TYPIST'S CHAIR J Jr\ work for i/ou AIDS POSTURE IMPROVES HEALTH REDUCES FATIGUE ORDER NOW FOR EARLY DELIVERY RMBVVBft 111« ROBINSON
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      6 4 H.M. King Ueorg< ff «'f gWI
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    4 5 Tribune Saturday Science Page
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    INVENTION MAKES FLYING SAFER
    728 5 INSTRUMENT TO STOP MID-AIR COLLISIONS co'lisioe.j n< mid-air may be elimii ated by the invention of an An. t iviian technician, wl.o has devised what a comparatively simple instr it for inclusion iv or hodcx aircraft equipment. *nr t 1S Mr Ba,Q l Cocks, manager of
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    BROKEN NECK CURE
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    Tamped Stone In Franki Process
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    5 HUNDRED VOLUNTEERS
    61 5 >'»V" l,'»»!',! 0,< v!»on <»„' <»M'. ,,'ivo»'! ,0»l ,0, < 0»"N lo p"N«l l"'" V'»> !>!' /X'ltS l' t,0 l!,'. I! V < > !l< 0» xl l"s ll" l'ltlltlll,", l.»!»I!".l >< lo l!,!V so, t!'. .lllion, Wl, l> ll'll.,!!» l own "'libis! ol ll,o I^l-X'.lf. l>01."»>.!.
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    NEW CURE FOR COLDS
    35 5 I'll!'.' pl>V'!»'0»" <!,",», l, tllit» p, NN'll!,,, <l'0-< into lll»' no < lll,o»lt »'"l l»>Nl5. lll <!,!.'»! 0" ."l»,n»"0 »1! !l, on,' t<< tl»'.' »l,»V! si'lt tl»0> ll»0!l< ll.. N" Nl n,0'i>< s'll iNV03lig'lllon
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    Tragedy In The Animal World
    224 5 K ll l NNl ,.,N l "i"U<»l»"'V «,s ll»0 ll1,""tll ,.'»<..' W.i'l i.ll,!»,.,»,.< ,t. t">» si.conllv 2N ol'bllv s'lll!!».' > l,»t!< »»oon ob ln Xollow.'ton, l>!"tl0N!»l s'.llll. n»'00t b»<.' >l,l'0,0-> l.< l.l'i l»ol>. "ll- l».». -wolIlN lilll'l ltNltlo, "N,I »'.»">> it lo rot up ,'lt",
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    New Machines And Gadgets
    478 5 Electronic control maintalns Die temperature of electrically heated ovens within 0.1 decree Fahrenheit. It consists of an electronic adjustment of the input power of the oven, and works on a continuous HOW of power rather than in "on-off" cycles. Electric foot-warmer for use in bed is
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    25,000 m.p.h.-SOME DAY
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    Giant Fans Save Fruit From Frost
    294 5 ll_Ni.. bloxxi ill; in 0sil»»i sotntin»? top», ol li2-loot ll < t» xvel-8. «7,- lo ">».'- tbt.' lonkULecl tbe ,l,m. s">nl in /Xmel'ell'» l.itl'l.i l r.xvinl.- 2/. lis. ibov silDl.«2l7t l.x mixing lll v...lll..'l 2,r <,l '.l,'»., 'vitb colcler n:> benelttl. ,»,.5 'iovloo. v</
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    130 6 llle lumll>' of tbo lute Klluclum Xgutbu t_i«w Xwoo «iow teocle: tbelr Kesrtlelt tbsnks to ul! wbo sent wveutbs unc. tokens at svmputbv. puicl nlgbt vlslt» un»l uttonclecl'ber luoerul. Tbev wisb to express tbeir tbunk, un<l upproclution ospeclull/ to —l'bo Nouxlmusto, un6 Ztull ot gorungoon I3ngl,,b 8cbool. l'bo Stull
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    TRIBUNE SELECTIONS
    93 7  -  r» Reuter. hko\vvsba\ W Token E|»iC. unATIRAL fciiiptic (ult»a) LASiiKD oiiulan Tah^ a .yoi R HlOHNfNS SuUi |'rinc»"»«> F.uffen**. wMOVT ON I.. K H. Mmdasur 1 memory H \|a*»ttr \ntlvel. <,o!l> MEI>ALM*T afjaret j,\ i-rrtt. |,„nc1u U*<1 (•Mil B\ "Mike*' i-lilAMONU EPIC Tukeii 2—( OLliA* Nutural i'rinif 4
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    84 7 n»elt Nl«_'t-_l f.i< »n l .»n.l» lcl"t_ tloll_? l' 5ll«v lb« Nest t ,71 N». l'^Nt sri>m u,» uctuc > !l>o mask utter lbo os u .i»?lS. .< til» torwurll t''».0',0^ !ro,n. on b_5 !>7»lIl_iNl gumo s ll!.' oijlbt getting itllttllN >tl'
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    23 7 <on «olI5l XI >l l. l Combmll. ...2"' »3t. it.»',, ol! itl sislum In, !l. ,>.»,,NUN b. l'!l.' Veutl. .XI0"' bt
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    GOING WILL BE GOOD AT BUKIT TIMAH TODAY
    66 7  -  By ALLAN LEWIS |>AIN this moniin? will, in my opinion, not affect the going today at liukit Tim when the programme of the first day of Singapore Turf Club's Winter meeting is decided. T A E T ST T BETS Bllould SWKr:
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    623 7 ll," toUowlnz «_re tbo runners, logotb», witb tbet, tn« run». u«_cl rlUor». tor t««l«.v'» tbo »tu> ot lb. <4<ng_tp«ro lu,l l,»,.» Winter H_«,U«.«r. 0 09 _.leg_.nt z?i l>o:no, «I_l's .n. "II Nrownubux» z»'«.» l'lt'lnorv <» 3...... b 3 u Dugobert d Qonnellv lNrouK"^..» l ll o>,l_r'« Nro_.nun <__t»n«no.
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    JONES TO RIDE FOR TURLEY
    62 7  -  By ALLAN LEWIS ••ack Jones who lias I -en riding for Hav-***' stable will in future do the mair iding for Charlie Turley's palinne. Jones who has «-kuien very consistently si*«ee coming to Malaya has his share or wind ers to his credit. lurlev is
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    R C U Lose
    194 7 The Ceylon Sports Club trounced the Raffles College by fIV2 goals to two at th* 1 Cclege ground yesterday. Highlights of th'- gam 3 were the three quick golds scor° i by the Ceylcnese within th j hi t* fifteen minutes of play. Th s Oeylonese
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    COLLEGE T-TENNIS
    48 7 Keen competition will be witnessed today at Rrtlles C>lieg.when the second annual int*»reollege table tennis match for the Yong Kon Vui's cup, between Raffles College and Medical College will be played oft at 2 p.m. sharp. Las: year the MCI' beat the Raffles College by 9-nll.
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    Services Team For H'Kong
    142 7 l»l_44' 8o,xio«.?4 orbket K xx blob let' lo, N«,n« liong x o«,.««._t> plnx n «umbo, nl lnto,por« lltulobo»» sbouicl givo u g«»<x1 uooollnt ul tbomxolvs». t4/l_en l4ung lltong ?»e»'» vieos tennl tu»l _il.no tbov we»»o bv tbo 8lngl»poro >. s vines Xi Nut «bougb *4»o «ong
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    Fast Spurts At Bukit Timah
    420 7  -  By ALLAN LEWIS jyi'MBER two track was again (|K*n to fast work Ibi i aiming and today's runners made most use of it by spurts down the straight, but there was also somt fast work by horses entered for VYf-dntsday next, the se ond day,
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    1st. Chinese 'old boy' to win Cup
    63 7 lltun l_l»K» lllNN xxl»»» n n» 7 point ou< "t u po»»«»lblo »xx«nlx. tb» < bluo74» >,l. lie» xx ol<l t»ox l<» win tbo 4obn»»«o,, l_lokiug uo l»s"«ontnti«»n ln l««X'« «r. iub,. »,.»n Xls ,lob„<l,»„ xxn« xnool». «t> r e-on.l, !l».4? l,l^. 4
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    A Brilliant Try Beats SAOBA
    181 7 BRILUANT try scored oy Bonjamin Ross nay* St. Andrew's School a thnte-txiint (a try) to ni< victory over the Old Boys jf thj School at Wi id* viMp yesterday. Ross touched down in the very first minute of the game when he burst through the
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    20 7 TNo lH tbelr l-l... liplonsnlps lc»s l4l'.ii V". 2, lbo l'l" Tim l_.'l7> s Nlin»3 pt>oi 2, l»l,
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    42 8 U.P. N»«w York. Fn. Freeman Chum's Chlnric rcs-tau-ant mj featuring special "Harry Truman 'ocktai:'" mixture of Sloe Gin, Sscotch. Crcmc de Mcnthc and Mvi Kwai Lv whisky. Signs promise "one dnnk and you take on the whole country." U.P.
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    131 8 JOHANNESBURG. Frl, Dr. Daatci Malan, South African Prim« Minister, declared in an Intel view with the nationalist newspaper Transvaler publiahed today tint it wrvs difficult to rstim;»t< the damage done to South Africa by the recent Utterances of Gen. Jan Smuts. The newspaper had approached Dr. Malan for
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    U.S. SENDS ARMS TO CHINA
    431 8 Li. IS. Senator Says Communists A. re Gnawing Out The Vitals Of China Reuter U.P. i r W ASHINGTON", Fri.—The Defense Department announced today tho °f approxima »;ly 5,000 tons of sma': arms and a;nrmnition to China. The announcement did uot say when shipments W3»:j
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    COMET MOVES AWAY
    98 8 Reuter. KHARTOUM. Fri. Mr. Alexander Leuchars, a Sudan Airways official stationed here, reported seeing a long tailed comet of the first magnitude at 3 a.m. gmt to day. The comet was said to be visible in the Corvus constellation, south of the plane: Venus, and moving away
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    38 8 bri.-Ni l,. lveb°r. Outcb llovornm?r.» ,,o. logute to Inllonesiu wbo o "l ,.t 8cblpul uliport lnuux/. »»i<l tbero soomeli tn !.u no rol_«on for poeslmism ».n tbo s,ce«tion ot ,.sumln° t,cul negotiutlom, wltb tbo ln ltepub'ie
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    23 8 j "CHEVROLET 1941/42 Model. i Recently overhauled and reducoed. New upholstery, tyres. i Owner leaving. View. Inspection 10 Cavanagh Road.
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    Fortune?
    49 8 V »ft**SOr S. I). Kalela r. Government of India inurmaf r*>n Ofhcer in Singap. »*e, performing the vanishing kno trie! with Mrs. Mitchell, wife of Mr. R. D. Mitchell, AttMralian Information (><ficer in Singapore, during a cock> ail nartv a* In- '.a House. 31 Grange Road, y» sterd*y.
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    21 8 LONDON, Fri.-Representatives of the Parliaments of Britain. Canada. Australia and South Africa are to meet representatives of the United Sta'e3 Congress.
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    FRANCE FIGHTS
    82 8 DAPJS, Fri.—France, fightta? tooth and nail against the Anglo-Amenc i decision to nat J back the Ruhr mines and key industries to the Germins, is sending cne of her topn-nking diplomats M. Andre Francois-Ponet, on a social "politica; ana diplomatic" mission to Germany. The Ficnch Foreign Office T*
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    SATURDAY SHOW ROUND-UP REX
    207 8  -  by OSWALD HENRY RATING FILM: "Summer llolidn,> STARS: Mickey Rooney, Gloria De Haven, Walter Huston, Frank Morgan and Butch Jenkins. SUPPORTING CAST: Marilyn Maxwell, Agnes Mooreheaa and Selena Royle. rURTH of July means nothing to us, but it means a lot to an American. That is
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    185 8 RATING FILM "Romance On The High Seas". STARS: Janis Paige, Don DeFore, Jack Carson and Doris Dav. SUPPORTING STARS: Oscar Levant, S. Z. Sakall and Fortunio Bonanoxa. WHAT happens when a husband cancels an anniversary vacation to engage a pretty secretary, and his wife decides to take the holiday
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    PAVILION
    339 8 RATING FILM: "Daybreak" STARS: Ann Todd, Eric Portman and Maxwell Iteed. SUPPORTING CAST: Edward Righy, Rill O.ven a ad Jam* Hylton. THIS is a picture that will l>e remembered foi three things —its theme, its stars and their acting. Those whose interests lie in things technical will also have
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    CATHAY
    249 8 RATING FILM: "River Lady" •STARS: Rod Cameron, Yvonne DeCarlo, Helena Carter and I)an Duryoa. SUPPORTING CAST: Florenoe Bates and Lloyd Gough. |F you see a poster in town that reads "When thev wanted excitement men and J money waited tor the River Lady don't translate it to mean 'That's
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    ALHAMBRA
    188 8 RATING FILM: "The Dude Goes West" STARS: Eddie Albert and Gale Storm. SUPPORTING CAST: James Gleason, Binnie Barnes, Gilbert Roland and Barton MacLane. DESPITE its name, and the cowpunchers. Redskins and outlaws mixed up in the story. "The Dude Goes West" is essentially a satire which pokes fun at
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    Strike 1. FRENCH
    97 8 PARIS. Fri. More the i 1.200 Paris wo.kers stru ;*< today in protest against the arrest of Communist Deputy Waldcck Lhillie*-. Deputy Mayor of Geme v i 11 i »i suburb, in yesterday's armis tice day demon t rations, ao-« new crashes with stiew were reported from
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    77 8 FRANKFURT. Fri. a?£it to 10.000 000 Ger-.ijn workers In bizonia struck today for 24 hours to pro', s*. against high prices. Tn many parts of the Anglo-American zone the strike was reported over 99 per cent effecti/e, and in the Ruhr, industrial heart of Germany, neavv industries were
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    43 8 _si)N2c<; xows«,t.n «3 luli'l. st,'l<s7 l rsilwl>x/nxon x»ii. b bus l.i, plotl !>lewl«»on.l!0 i > s 7»' munloutlonu tbo mo-ltn on<1o 1 lllon ,'len Wl.'l'»<! >>'l l. < UN <l00,,N7lS lo» '0 pl,- votuils ,,l V Ug'oflnent 2,0 not V, t Known
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    40 8 Reuter and U.P. XtsiXX' VOsisi. —llxe 14 8b2!on»on> o<! tbst n_- oust co_»,t lne»l,b",sblp lluo' x»,te<1 _,li,,s" ununlmouslv to tbo «b»p per» linul conlrnct ollor i,n«l tbut u generul «tlike xvo»«l4 bo osloctlvo »t tonlsf'l» siouto, un.l t'si
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    103 8 U.P. DIRMINGHAM. Alabama. Fri A young mother who said she strangled her three year old son to get his US$2 000 insurance. was found guilty first degree manslaughter and sentenced to ten years prison by a twelve man jury. Mrs. Dorothy Ruth Fitz hugh. 22, confessed shf
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    NORTHERN IRELAND IS ANGRY
    27 8 DKLFAST. Kn- cil today monwealth co un own the Crown tre «ted U adopter! a «i tag of th, w0:,,.,,:;.;; name of theCom^J^
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