Malaya Tribune, 15 November 1948

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    62 1 The Malaya Tribune BY THE PEOPLE FOR THE PEOPLE Larger Sales Mian any Afternoon Paper in Malaya Printing AimHltanrounly Kuaia Lumpur, Ipoh Penang Tetegrram*: "Tribune B'pore." Telephone: 5811 (9 line*) PAGES SIxXGAPORE, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1948 PRICE TEN CENTS THE MALAYA TRIBUNE .ondon Agents—Messrs. Coltn Turner Ltd., Tait >f H<>us«,
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    PRINCE OF WALES
    513 1 Philip Toasts Son In Champagne ONE DAY THE NEW PRINCE WILL BE- Reuter. London. Sunday. Princess I Elizabeth's son, first grandchild i to the King and Queen and fiist I great grandchild to Queen Mary. is the first Royal baby to be I born in direct succession
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    IT'S A BOY!
    660 1 ELIZABETH AND HER BABY BOTH DOING WELL Reuter and UP. London, Sunday—Princess Elizabeth gave birth to a son, who becomes second in line to the British thrope, tonight, at Buckingham Palace. Both the Princess and her baby are doing well. This child was delivered at 9.14 p.m.
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    33 1 STOP PRESS A spina) feature in the Radio Malaya programme tonight will be the "The Royal Baby" at 9.45. This will take the place of "World Affairs" usually featured at that time.
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    ALL SHIPS IN HARBOUR DRESSED
    82 1 For the pe«t tw> days captains and offices of Bh'r? in Singapore have Uer stra'n'n.-j their cars to he-ir the bo<~.m of guns at midday. announcing the b.ith of the yal baby. to dress their phips. This morning, lviwcver. Mary ships in harbour *er« all
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    JAPS IN S'PORE GAOLS TO BE SCREENED TODAY
    179 2 I TEAM of American war crirn investigators will iX visit Changi aid Outram gaol this morning to m reen Japanese war criminals in connection with one of the last big war crime trials su m to be held in lr>psa. The team,
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    Tweedsmuir Suits Aberdeen
    50 2 Reuter. ABERDEEN Sun. Lord Twetdimuir had a narrov majority ot 25 over Sir ftfak'OUll Sargent in the election hs K< tor of Aberdeen University I Result: TVe»dsmuir 474. Sargent 449. i Twecdsmuir is Conservator MP. for South Aberdeen anJ succeeds Eric Limtlater. novel ist, ;-s Rector. -Reuter
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    Muslim Pilgrims Complain
    115 2 A two-man delegation, representing haj-pilgrims *rrm Sarawak, saw a Government representative on Saturuay. and asked for the improvement of conditions on board the pilgrim ships. A member of the delegation told the Morning Tribune, that the Government was sympathetic. Mr. J. H. Loch. Singapore Pilgrim Officer, told
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    AUTHORS LEAVE
    34 2 Captain N. s. Norway un.i Major W. J. Rkklel, the two I flying authors, who recently I paid Singapore a visit, left a Percivai Proctor, pester Jay 1 morning for Pal. mbang
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    100 FAMILIES QUIT HOMES NEAR MUAR
    163 2 tyJORL than a bundled H>* in families evacuated from a subjected te-rori>»t area at 'iciniang Hem hong in the Muar-ljenga district iv the j,ust few days Grabbing a few personal Ivlongings squatter I families abandoned their homes or left th.-m as they mere destroyed
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    THANKSGIVING DAY IN U.S
    31 2 U.P. WAHINGTON. Sun. President Trum an has proclaimed November 25 Thanksgiving Day and asktd divine guidance for Americans in safeguarding the gifts of freedom and peace U.P.
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    Sudan elections: 65 arrests
    106 2 Reuter. Khartoum, sun Police l»erc have arrested 65 p:o pie including two political leaders—after last night's demonstrations aga.pst the elections to Sudan's Legij'i- tive Assembly, due to be ncl.l tomorrow. The arrested men ine!«i-te Darderi Ahmed )smail, lead?: of the Unity of <he Nile Vall;y Party,
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    RICE BOWL
    35 2 1 SHANGHAI, Sun. Myyor K. C. VVu Shanghai's deep gratitude for the Hongkong loan of 10,000 tons of rice n a message yesterday to Rhr Alexander Grantham. Gov ernor o c the Colo.iy.
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    LEGLESS HERO HERE AGAIN
    48 2 The legless R.A.F. hero, Group Captain Douglas Bader and his wife, Thelma arrived at Kallang Airport from Batavia during the weekend. They left Singapore two weeks ago in a Percival Proctor on an inspection tour of the Shell Company's planes in Indonesia and Boineo.
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    WALL FALLS: ONE KILLED FOUR HURT
    249 2 A MAN was killer 1 md a woman badly injured yesterday afternoon when the wall of a war-damaged jshophouse near the junction of Middle Road and North Kridge Road collapsed on some stalls. 1 The nan was ?3-year-old Hee Khong, who died in an
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    Gold Yuan Forgers Caught
    66 2 Reuter. CANTON. Sunday. A big depot for the forging of Gold Yuan notes was uncovered when the local police made a sudden swoop on certain premises here, according to a local report. Over GY250.000 worth of forged Gold Yuan notes were discovered on the premises as
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    Rebels Kill Surjo
    70 2 Reuter-AAP. Batavia, Sunday. Communist rebels killed Surjo chairman of the Supreme Advisory Council to the Indonesian Republican Government, ot Nov. 11 north of Madiun, east Java, the Indonesian Republican Defence Ministry announced in Jogjakarta yesterday. Surjo was travelling in s convoy of five cars which wa? ambushed
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    SUPPORTER DEPORTED
    60 2 LONDON, Sur. —Passengers waiting to leave London ah pi 11 saw a slight fair man wearing a black top coat over a sports jacket and carrying a knuki bag. He was E. A. Scholz, a German PoW and supporter of Sir Oswala Mosley. ordered co be depot ted
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    Murder case key witness feared union
    238 2 100 Meng (Jane, 1947) ufMmd in L W Rubber Factory Murder case le Ul4*f he was discbj» rped asked ke u ;»n rrfs d I;J «t the Seventh Police C ourt I "Yoci told the Court you ran a«v-iy last year becaase uuitiy at
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    Bandit Camp Destroyed
    59 2 In the Sungei Siput arer, a military-police party yesteid-iy found a well-concealed ba.V.i. camp at the edge'of a rive. It consisted of two larg° holt, capable of accommodating 5u men and a parade ground. Toe camp was destroyed. Bandits attempted to attack the manager's bungalow at Mou.it
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    Ambassador To Siam Meet MacDonald
    27 2 Siai.\ Mi <; kok yesterday*. Short visit" c 4 Ho was West. an Serene, where h N guest of the General. Mr Donald.
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    DEATH OF POPULAR CEYLONESE
    67 2 The death occurs». Genera! Hosp.ta! Saturday night, of M- \< of the R.A.O.C. Hf J! a brief illness. A popular mmber <f, C: c y 1 o n e s e cGaunaiar > Nagahngam was a kta'm player in his ejuiy was once spo>t< lecm» theTP.CA..
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    58—AND untitled
    16 2 A OfrjMtyM mman. Goh tm I taken to after tusta.:. jury in a L:.
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    We Do Man-Sized Job: See World
    270 2 AIR HOSTESSES SAY— Air hostesses of the Malayan Airways are not given jobs just because they present an attractive exterior. There remains very little to envy with what they have to do. Getting about their business requires all the tact in the world. Once
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      425 2 ON YOUR RADIO TODAY BLUE NETWORK Close Down, 6.00 Programme in Tamil with Signature Tune; Summary. 6.05 Children's 1.17 Tamil song; 1.20 News in 10.55 a.m. to 12.00 noon Hour. 6.30 Sports Round-Up, Tamil; 1.30 Listeners' Request; English Schools' broadcast; 6 5 Musical Interlude. 7.00 1.58 Closing Ann. and Prog.
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    FLASH BACK TO 1848
    1366 3  -  When Fullerton Building wasn't there By Sabaratnam d yesterdays d hives of I leatheroi insecthat dusty hcif, took back you Mil ick, bach and i i till YOU! alive again ,v cheer of your good n puts in to and in SingaI ij ut Octoof grace
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    CHINA WAR AFFECTS SPORE MARKET
    580 3 (From A Market Correspondent) The deteriorating positron in North China made Malayan markets more hesitant and on!y small business was written during the week. Quotations eased for practie illy all sto ks save for some of the larger tin producers Among Dollar Tins P and
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    Produce Market Round – Up
    108 3 Produce Market Round Up The pepper market again turned better and the black quality gained $8 and the white Js4 a picul. Coconut oil was up $2 and copra prices rose $1 on better enquiries. The sago section tended to be easier. The following were yesterday's quotations SAGO FLOUR: Lingga
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    Rubber Market
    52 3 The rubber market on Saturday recovered sligntly from its losses during the previous two days with price gain of a quarter of a cent over Friday. With New York being only slightly lower. the market 'here opened quietly steady in |the morning. Only a moderate volume of business
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    Fibre Output Improves
    88 3 Reuter. WASHINGTON. Sun.- World fibre production last yea was 14 per cent belov the mipot of the last prewar season, but about one-fifth greater than In 1946. a review 's~ued by the Food and Agricultural Organisation said today. Taking into account the 10 per cent increase in
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    UK TAXIS IN WASHINGTON
    35 3 WASHINGTON. Sun. Mayor William O'Dwyer of New York has agreed T o license twelve British "Beardmoor" taxis in New York early in the New Year a British official revealed to day.
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    WHO WILL CONTROL CHINA'S
    1469 4  -  by Robert Root leaders of the ChtL nesc middle class, SVCO have tried to present a third choice for Chinese who disapprove both the Chinese Communists and the riglr st nationalist government, are now allying themselves witn the Communist who control north China. The alliance is
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    MORALE IN CHINA
    517 4 THE Chinese Communists having swallowed II n churia are now proceeding to ivbble iway at North China. As we write, osie million Commu-i.-.st and Nationalist troops sre engaged in a Voody struggle lor* the eontrv! of Hsu. now the last defence line guarding Nanking and the Yangtze
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    LAWYERS IN BRITAIN ARE WORRIED
    586 5 The Reasons Are FEWER QUARRELS LESS ACCIDENTS i. MONEY SHORTAGE Reuter. I lun f i ople in Britai'i are n< 4 bo quarrel** «iih l as they used to <>c—e L worrying ihe law. i i n b 'lieve that thin ii' one <>f m»«
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    FISHERMEN BATTLE SPEARERS
    120 5 Reuter-AAP. Sydney, Sun. ••Legitimate" fishermen long ago won their legal battle against the users of nets in certain N<V South Wales waters but they have started a feud with fish spcareif: w.iich may develop into a majoi marine disturoance. Neither side has much hopt that a compromise
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    Cost Of xmas Dinner
    147 5 Reuter-AAP. SYDNEY. Sun.—lt has b a estimated that it will cost the tverajre Australian fan 'y U 10 for the Xmas diner this I year. I A housewife catering for I horse! f. husband, three childr. n. and. say two "in-law*" who come to dinner, will
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    PALACE GUESTS
    43 5 MANILA. Sun—Two SUA traiiau tame aanraroos have "Invaded" Malacanar- Palj* 800. Fach about tin feet high the pair, a. male and a fcnvilo. were, flown to Manila fr>m Sydney as gifts to President Quirino from the Austrsu'Ui philanthropist. E. J. Hallstrom.
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    JEWEL LOTTERY 'N CANTON
    60 5 Reuter. Can tun. Hun. Canton la having Its /Irsf jewel lottery. During the week-end big crowds <iucucd up before the offices oj the Central Trust hid., to buy tickets which were limited to 6*909. Prize* arc saul to include diamonds. Each ticket (<.st C>o ffOtd yuan
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    Droughts Predicted 100 Years Hence?
    538 5 C V DNEY, Sun.—Mr. Inigo Jonc- VK. Met Soc, F.R.US.A., W--0 rector of the C rohamhurst Or :;ervator/, Queensland, clairna that fa will be able to prr-dct eastern Australian wrought cc.n d. 'cs in advance A m.s '•«147 theory proved correct. His contention has been
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    The Gamest Woman Of Modern Times
    267 5 ONE of the most courageous Australian women of modern times is a young nutrition expert from Can berra who recently spent three weeks alone among savage aboriginal tribes in Arnhem Land, Northern Australia She is Miss Margaret McArthur, who made the expc dition the
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    RORY GOT THE 'WATER WORKS'
    69 5 RQKYt two-year-old hem ai Gkvtoow umlcfced Ha pen hoain§ the em§e to ins. Then Km clawed Mm hone ia/.. ma MM cmye and if. /r r (i.n fuel 'i mouthful hut loifahi eecowda hi bad ewullotced 7rtlfons of MMtnr und eoifn;<o'jfi v Moaaoia M. rook
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    PEOPLE OF BERLIN SAY THEIR THANKS
    957 6  -  By Harry Grayson BERLIN Flying over the pock marked, blockaded city of Berlin, the 72-ton C-54 Skymaster entered the Tempelhof Air Base traffic pattern. Capt. Jim Young ordered the wheels lowered, set the big ship up for one of the most difficult landings in
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    LABOURITE WINS
    48 6 U.P. EDMONTON. Sun. —Labourite Austin Albu defeated Conservative Edwin P. Hubbard in the Parliamentary by-election here but the Labour majority was greatly reduced. Albu got 2G.1G4 and Hubbard 22.837. In the 1945 general election Labour carried the district with a majority of more than 19--000- U.P.
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    PUNTERS ADVISED-WATCH THESE HORSES
    188 7 Should Be Winners' 1 In Near Future PUNTERS are advised to keep the following horses In j mind for the very near future i CLYNOR (in a longer rare». Happy Travpllc- (also a lorg race), Ballymnn II (in any spring, Blue Prim, Genoniar. and ivlarcori (all
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    DON'T Let This Happen To YOU!
    170 7 HHKN tli.- burses were (he I oat for the M.trl 1 the Ittnt rate on Suturdaj ;t friend of mine as k. 1.1» d Double Ten had i« ehanee to which I rented 'Van**. I 1 told him to have a I Uekel each
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    Pencheff King Kong, Battle To A Draw
    204 7 I thousand braved th'? iwlemMt weat'ier to see the v ling at fhe Great W »rlil open-air arena on >ituru. v night when the top liner brought together George Peatfcelf, undefeated hm\v*<-ght eh .nipion of Au»traii;\ and the giantRnagpran, King Kong, tetvyti'triglit eh:
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    Peng Soon scores easy straight-sets win over Marjan
    575 7 i £APTAINEI) by Wong Peng Soon, Singapore nu-n\ •ingles champion and a Thomas Cipper, Ul» NAAFI Sports Club became Singapore's fir *t post-wav mter-cominercial-houses badminton champions yesterday. NA.API's defeated the Shell Sports Club by three i g nncs to two. Peng Soon
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    SWIM GALA AT SCSC
    118 7 V f 1 Swimninß l Ai the Chinese Svimu°' on Saturday wa* the l *aiv 21 th mn V aspirants T "»rit h f ro: s v pole. oi ln< lenient wee tlx r U? :t 00(i crowd and ni?M ,n f ra defied n» c
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    Test Draw
    35 7 Reuter. The first Test match played between fiidia and the West Indies ended here today In a uraw, India being 2?0 for six in their second innings at the close of play Reuter.
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    LOUIS STAKING
    49 7 NEW YORK. Sun.— Comm sooner Abe Greene of the National Boxing Association, opines thai Joe Louis is risking his title at least sev-en tim« s in next month. Greene said, If <n any of tYcsc so called exhibition opponents kay> Louis, his title would be In jeopardy.
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    Winner
    30 7 I'rincess Guinevere (liroan an), seems to be having a road laugh after winning the second race. Her owner. Madame Ida 001, is seen here leading the "Princess" In.—Tribune Picture.
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    Hall Won—But The Crowd Was Annoyed
    459 7 Reuter. LONDON, Sun —When Refe- ts E. B. Thomas, an c cf vast experience, declared Henry Hall, the =ung Sheffield blacksmith, the winner af >.r v very '..'use and thrill-paoked fight wi'.b Ernie Roderick, of the welterweight title since 1939, ifccrv was a tremendous
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    'Gater' Cup Rugger
    151 7 The 'Medicals' and 'Dentals' will play their Annual Interfaculty rugger match Torn or r o w at 5.15 p.m. on the >utram Road School ground. The Challenge Cup prc'-e ited by Professor Gater will be given away to the winners 1 y Mrs. Ng Wood Kan, L.D.S
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    MCC 4 for 542
    35 7 Reuter. KTMBERLEY, Sunday.—The 1 M.C.C. had scored 542 for four wickets in their first innings at. close of play on the first day I of their match against Griqualand West here.—Reuter.
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    Dirt track riders crack six records
    86 7 Reuter. PARIS, Sunday. -Leslie Graham and Jock West, British racing motorcyclists, and the French rider Georges Monneret. today broke six world records in the 500 C.C. Class at Montlheiy Autodrome near here. Riding a special A.J.S. machine they set up new figures for the
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    Spectators invade Field—Austria Beat Sweden
    201 7 Spectators invade Field Austria Beat Sweden Reuter. VIENNA, Sun. Hundreds f f police had to be eull-.l to dear the field rear the en.l jof the international sccoer j maUh here, i n which \u \i j* j beat Sweden 2— I when a I large number »1 the GO
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    Medicos Win Table Tennis Tourney
    243 7 SPARKLING tabic tennis wa: seen at Raffles College'; Social Hall on Saturday afternoon, when Singapore's two colleges clashed in the secont annual inter-college match. The Medical College trounced the Raffles College by nine games to nil. Lee Ek Chong (MC) this year's Singapore junior champion
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    GARCIA OUTPOINTS KASSIM
    144 7 BABY GARCIA (US lbs.), I younger brother or Kid I Pancho, gave a good account of himself at the Happy World Covered Stadium last night i when he outpointed Little Kas- sim (118 lbs.) over six round.jin the main event in Promotei 1 T. B. Lim's "talent
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    Allan Lewis' Column....
    519 7 AT the conc'usijn of the cur- rent Singapore Spearlight n-.A Princess Prints formerly trainee hy "Snowy" Mp land w»U »c taken over Ly Jack Spencer I MR. KHOO HEW; TBDCwhc] has had to dispose jf L.r. team of horses owing t:> ill health has sold 1 iost
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      30 7 LADIES An' GENTLEMEN > YOUR ATTENTION, ALL P F i 1 MR. HAPPY DAVE HAS AH i r A A SLEEPYi KAYOE'5 MANAGER TOO 51 GET SOMEl DAHLING-TSLEEPY til j K..Toe
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    GOVERNOR WILL TOAST ROYAL BAY Simple Childhood For The Pr i nee
    1045 8  -  By LOUIS WULFF Member of the Yesterday o nuth>>r on' louri ,4 flitSf m t H r I- ,i t ff Palit WHEN Albert, the Prince Con- «»rl, h)is!' i id ol Victoria, want*H ad vice on Un
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    City Joyful
    324 8 Governor Sir Franklin nbuson win hauth of the BwtfU b*by M Go-. innl! S** C. y nl 8.45 p.m. «n the presence ~j t|„. n ,o,,s Mt ;»n»I rH Services t hiefs, incluil.m tkl H *.*t and the G.OC. Sin K tMk,re. ftj f «nsohur repteacrtattves wv\ ai,
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    ANTI-STRIKE LAW IN VICTORIA
    118 8 Reuter-AAP. MELBOURNE, Sun. The j Victoria Government will put into force next Tuesday an antistrike law-Essential Services i Act passed several months ago —which forbids strike picketing, rules that strikes must not be called without the ballot of workers, and provides severe penalties for strikers employed
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    FOOD SESSION
    74 8 U.P. WASHINGTON, Sun. President Truma a has named Secretary of Agriculture Charles Brannan to < head the American delegation to ih e Food and Agriculture Organization meeting which opens its fourth session here on Monday. One problem a t the meeting will b L to select a permanent
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    Greece Still Has No Government
    170 8 ATHENS. Sun. Greece \vn? toright still v ithout a government, M. Con /aritine To.d- lai is. Vice-Premier and Fo-c gr Minister in the outgau-g Sophoulis Cabiii* t having s-i far ft-deri in IU) talk> with party leaders to EH up a new ministry. Both King
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    Elections
    80 8 Reuter. < T: Umne Stmff Keporter) The registrator, of voter* for the Singa«. jie Mun"-. I Elections will b t In this week. The Municipal E!<vt»onc, Ordinance becave law la*4 Friday. Twenty-seven Municipal C ir.missioner s will I c elected cavil of the six Municipal war ds returning three
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    BIRTHDAY
    57 8 THE Indian community in Singapore celebrated the 59th nirthday of Pandit Nehru. Prime Minister of India, at a well-attended meeting at New World yesterday. Among the speakers were Mr. Yap Phong Geek, who said that while Mahatma Gandhi was the greatest spiritual force, and Tagore the shining light of
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    SOVIET ALLEGES SABOTAGE
    128 8 Reuter. BERLIN, .sun. The Soviet me Control Commission today alleged that leading German oflu-ials of the provirce or Saxony in the Soviet aoae were behind an "economic sabotage plot'" The cemmisoion said leading officials of the Saxon Ei-onor.iic.s Ministry anct pr vlncial Industry offic. •'had sabotage the
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    Greatest Forgery In History
    410 8 THE HAGUE, Sun. Nearly £20.000.000 worth of almost perfectly forged Bank of England made on Heinrch Himmlei's orders in BachseaJuiusen Oranicnburg concentration camp during the war. are still in circulation. 11. Adler. head of the anti-forgery section of the intermination police revealed today in an exclusive
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    S'pore's First Albert
    40 8 A, it. Infant h n Mrs. hiUp .J w v was )f bat,.-; i in the umc tine n•. Prince. 1 Albert was iu j(J two o dock fcMi 9V is inine wci, this c wninf "1
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    WHAT'S ON TODAY
    272 8 GENERAL BAFFLES no LI E«l UNION; Dr W« i,, e M.n. iCantabi ivili i V,. RaJftes College Seholarsh-.p v....... 1916.--S.30 i n i.M.C.A.: meeting- 515 cial classes—6.30 p.m.: library—7 p.m.: Uk.ii pntfe —8.13 p.ih Y.W.C.A. Fortnightly meehsg—M u Speakers: lira. Got fa| fa a Worlds Y.W.C.A Charma
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    Late Mr. E. R. Kock
    29 8 m Sing poi w I Bar pain •4 the High Cou't •to the Bsernor; w c. R. Koek. a and till jof the LegAtotow >
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