Malaya Tribune, 17 November 1949

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    63 1 MALAYA TRIBUNE PEOPLE PGR THE PEOPLE Tefc TnbW LAR GER SALES THAN ANY AFTERNOON PAPER IN MALAYA Phone 5811/3 Nine law Published simultaneously at Sin gapore, Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh and Penang. EIGHT PAGES. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1949 PRICE TEN CENTS. THE MALAYA TRIBUNE T.ON DON REPRESENTATIVE E. Maurice Olover,
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    WILL MAO'S RECOGNITION AFFECT WAR ON BANDITS?
    331 1 Gammansasks Bevin Reuter. LONDON, Wednesday. Mr. Leonard Gammans (Con.) suggested in the House of Commons to- cny that before there was any question of recognising Communist Ch s n°>, the I <>reign Secretary, Ernest Bevin, should appreciate the delicate situation in Malaya where
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    A WOMAN MAY OUST EVATT
    104 1 Reuter. CANBERRA, Wed. Thirtysix-year-old Mrs. Naucy Wake, one of the war's most decorated women, is opposing Dr. Herbert Evatt. Ausira'.ian External Affairs Minrt- r. in the coming Australian general election in a const'ncy where women voters outnumber men by 3.000. Mrs. Wake, who won the
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    INQUIRY DEMANDED
    31 1 U.P. HONG KONG. Wed.—Chi National is; I ureiffl that he had demanded a full report from the Chinese naval headquarters on the shelling of the American merchantman Flying Cloud.—U.P.
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    BOOK OF THE YEAR
    68 1 ONE of the greatest adventure stories ever to be told in a newspaper, "Eastern Approaches" by Brigadier Fitzroy Mac'SrV M.P., begins in next Sunday's Tribune, and will be continued daily in the Malaya Tribune. Yotf must not miss this thrill packed, 300,000 word book-of-the year. Make
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    CONSULS RISE
    18 1 Reuter. LONDON, Wed. British Government securities were again strong today, Consuls rising by a full point.—Rcu-
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    KILLED CHANCES
    34 1 WASHINGTON. Wed. Secretary of State Dean Acheson said today that Communist China's arrest of American Consul-General Angus Ward has killed any chances of American recognition o the Red regime at this time
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    PEARSON ON MAO
    27 1 OTTAWA, Wed—External Affairs Minister, Mr. Lester Pearson, told Parliament that "in due course" Canada will extend formal recognition to the Communist government in China.
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    NO INDIAN DELAY
    35 1 Reuter. NEW DELHI, Wed. India cannct long delay a decision on recognition of "New China," Prime Minister Pandit Nehru .said here today in reply to a question at a press conference. —Reuter.
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    STANLEY AGAIN
    29 1 A.P. TEL AVIV, Wed.—Sydney Stanley, central figure in the British inquiry into allegations of corruption in British government departments, left Tel Aviv for Paris by plane today.—A.P.
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    MR. V. IS GIVEN A 'MISSION TO MOSCOW'
    347 1 MR. V. IS GIVEN A 'MISSION TO MOSCOW Reuter. LAKE SUCCESS, Wedn-ctiay. MR. Hector McNeil, British Minister of State, today told Mr. Andrei Vyshinsky to- return 10 Russia and explain to the Politburo why in the worst d<tys of Hitlerism there never was such a world coalition of opinion ranged
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    FOUND
    19 1 Will the owner of the above piece of jewellery contact Inspector Meyer of the Orchard Road Police Station.
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    ONE CARRIER
    46 1 U.P. LONDON. Wed.—The British Government disclosed today that only one aircraft carrier is now "actually bas ed" at Communist-threatened Hongkong. Naval quarters pointed out. however, that other British cairier-j were within easy reach of the strategic colony even if they are not based there.—U.P.
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    AID TO INDONESIA
    18 1 A.P. WASHINGTON, Wed. The Economic Co-operation Administration today approved a grant of U5537,500,000 to Indonesia.—A.P.
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    REMITTANCES TO CHINA S'PORE CONSULTS BRITAIN
    110 1 Tribune Reporter. Singapore Government ts now consulting the United Kingdom Government on tne question of rm ,j regular flow faeiily remit tances from S rgapoio to Chirvi- Mr. Tan »Thi!i an. Legislative Councillor, who has been pressing the matter with the Govcrnrrfent on bthalf
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    TIN DROPS ON SECOND DAY
    114 1 Reuter. LONDON, Wed.—Tin's second day of market freedom today was not so good as its first This morning business was done as low as £710 for spot and £640 for forward. I These lower prices were I still regarded as satisfactory i for the Eastern
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    BRITAIN GETS BIG GIFT
    59 1 Reuter. LONDON, Wed.—Mr. Norman R. Highhell. Acting Australian High Commissioner, handed" TAiaOOOTJOO" To STf" Stafford Cripps, Chancellor of the Exchequer, at the Treasury this afternoon —a gift from Australia to Britain. This is the third gift of money Australia has sent to Britain in the last
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    'BETH IS HONOURED
    34 1 LONDON, Wed.— Elizabeth was today presented with the Nenales./ decoi; tion of the Moj-:t Glorlou; Order of the Ojaswi Rajanya by the Nepalese Ambassador in London, Gen. Shankcr Shamsher Jang Bahadur.
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    MYSTERY MURDER: MORE FACTS
    168 1 A.P. PARIS, Wed.—French Police said today that they wereconvinced that Edward de Muralt was murdered by a chance acquaintance, possibly someone he met only one hour before his death. th»-v -:tm thpy h«'i traced his movements up to 4 a.m. on Tuesday morning. Police have estimated
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    TIN MARKET OPENS -BUT NO DEALS SELLERS DID NOT TAKE BIDS
    191 1 Tribune M »rfcet Reporter JHE Penang and Singapore Un markets which were officially open at noon yesterday failed to arrive at a price at which business could be done. The smelters, the Straits Trading Company. Ltd., in Singapore, and
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    ANOTHER U.K. WARNING
    73 1 Reuter. LONDON. Wed. Britain had told Nationalist China that attacks in unarmed British merchantmen will be regarded as "illegitimate and unfriendly,' even if they take p ace inside Chinese territorial waters, Mr. Ernest Bevin, Foreign Secretary, .';aid in Parliament today. The Government considered it was entitled to
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    CUT WIFE'S NOSE
    27 1 A.P. LONDON, Wed. John Smith, 24, was jailed for two years today for cutting off his wife's nose with a razor during a quarrel.—A.P.
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    RED BAITER
    26 1 A.P. TEL AVIV, Wed.—A winHow in thr* Soviet l.egntion i»< Tel Aviv was smashed by a stone last night by a young Jew. —A.P.
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    Wounded Corporal Will Get A Surprise
    79 1 A.P. BURTON-ON-TRENT, Wed.—Miss Rosa Bantun, a Burton-on-Trent pottery worker leaves London airport at dawn tomorrow for the bedside of her brother Lance Corporal E. Kanton of the Firsif Devons, who is lying dangerously ill in Singapore. Banton was wounded in a recent skirmish with
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    untitled CHALLENGED
    37 1 U.P. LONDON, Wed.—Conservative leader Winston Churchill today challenged Prime name a definite election date Minister Clement Attlee to and "limit the uncertainty" which, he safd, was causing j "very great damage and injury' to Britain.—U.P.
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    RAF Pays For Requisitioned Goods If Proof Is Given
    186 1 Reuter. LONDON, Wednesday. AIR Minister Arthur Henderson said today that payment for equipment requisitioned or supplied to the Royal Air Force in Malaya was made as soon as the necessary proof was established. r> .„1..i„ r. nnnctinfi in Replying to a
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    ALLAN LEWIS BLAMES THE PYTHON
    111 1 Hy ALLEN LEWIS. A ten toot pytnon was found in the drain in the centre of Bukit Timah racecourse after training had finished this morning. The reptfltJttd hceji .kdled hy a terrific blow on the head. Experts said that he rmd been struck by one
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    Bevin To Attend Colombo Meeting
    96 1 STOP PRESS Reuter. LONDON, Wed.—Foreign Secretary Lrnest Bevin plans to go toVeylon for the forthcoming Commonwealth Foreign Ministers conference, informed quarters said here tonight. Only unforeseen health or international reasons are likely to prevent his attendance, they added. Political quarters expect the conference to open
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    Bandits Wound untitled
    29 1 SEGAMAT, Today.—A party of Telecoms labourers was ambushed by bandits at Chan Wing Estate, Labis area, yesterday afternoon. Four of the labourers were wounded, 'one seriously.
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    PROBE MISSION
    39 1 Reuter. IX)NIK)X, Wed.— donial Secretary Arthur Creech Jones tc'd the House of Comlaons today that the mission which is to investigate the organisation and administration of the police force is expected to reach Malaya next wee-k. Rente:-.
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    US. BODY TO DEVELOP RUBBER MARKET
    139 2 USIS WASHINGTON, Wed. American Rubber growers of Southeast Asia have established a Rubber Bureau with headquarters here in Washington, to develop the natural rubber market in the United Scales. The Bureau, whose director is Warren S. Lockwood, will be called the National Rubber Bureau.
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    Tin Share Market Lifeless
    49 2 Singapore, Wed. There was disappointment locally with London's failure to react to the improvement in the tin price from the predevaluation I?veL Business tn the tin share section was very lifeless. The inability locally to conclude a tin price today also had a depressing effect.
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    Malayan Share Quotations
    809 2 Singapore, wed. INDUSTRIALS Buyers Sellers Atlas Ice 15.50 16.50 Alex. Bricks Pref. 2.40 2.50 Ord. 2.05 2.15 8.8. Petrol 35/6 36/6 B.M. Trustees 7.50 8-50 Con. Tin Smelt Pref. 21/3 22/3 Ord. 15/6 16/6 lE. Utd. Assur. 39.25 40.25 Est. Trust Ag. 7.00 8.00 Fed. Dispensary 6.50
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    BRITAIN SLOWS DOWN PAYMENT OF £ DEBTS
    220 2 BRITAIN SLOWS DOWN PAYMENT OF DEBTS 'KARACHI, Wednesday. THE declaration by Sir Stafford Cripps, British 1 Chancellor of the Exchequer, that releases from sterling balances will in future be slowed down was described on Tuesday by Pakistan's Minister of Finance as a "one sided declaration." In a statement issued to
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    TEXTILE MEET
    39 2 NEW YORK, Wed. British and American cotton representatives wiU discuss world textile production and distribution problems here on Nov. 28. Announcing this last night the American Cotton Manufacturers Institute said no forma' agenda had been drafted yet.
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    CURRENCY RATES
    195 2 Currency rates now in tone are as follows: Frer Market nrrenrie* selling B > I n r T T /O I» T T. O.l). 30 A. HO il s <! s. London I*' 7 i/4 I M 2 4 2 4 *B 2 4 316 Australia 2/M) »/31
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    RUBBER MARKET
    122 2 The rubber commodity market opened easier yesterday and remained quiet till the e!ose. There was not much interest in evidence except for short covering. Closing prices in cent? per pound were: Cuvers Sellers No. 1 RSS Dec. 45 1 4 45 1 4 No. 2 RSS Dec. 44
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    Along The Godowns
    73 2 Hai Mens:—lkin >ang—Drvou- «hire (44); Ogan i&fceer* Wharf); Gteaaora Beniauers <X* 43»; Falopo <tO/41>; < ham|M»llion lHg/39); ltentong \C >; Bt-iirinnis Mount I»;, \i (33/34); Hemlaod (17/ I*>, Adnui ral A.P. I i.rtcld (111 •»«>; lleluru I' Kr.fisf. IVlnre lli 5! j Kurnside llavsbris <2.V!'ii Mt'nlnr ;(<),
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    AIR MAIL
    81 2 Mails are expected from Aden, Afghanistan, U.S.A., Europe. Africa, South America. Azores. West fndiea, Canada, Great Britain, Eire. Iceland. India. Pakistan, Tibet. Turkey. Australia. Pacific islands, Ceylon, MedBn Padans. Thailand. Sourabaya, Ipoh, Kuala Lumpur. Penang, Taipins and U.S.S.R. Mjiils for Aden, Afghanistan, U.S.A.. Europe. Africa. South I Ameri<
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    SEA MAIL
    32 2 Mails are expected from Thailand, Eastern Australia, Hongkang, Java North Borneo. Lubuan, Brunei, Miri and Federation. Mail for Japan, Burma, Ceylon and the Federation will close today at the G.P.O.
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      408 2 ON YOUR RADIO TODAY BLUE NETWORK P 01 8 on Legislative Humorous SitngM; 6.30 Time L NrIK H vuiirn\Mvl'< touMil Meeting; 10.00 Ring up Signal News; 6.40 Inst™ KKOUaajKOOMMMW thfl ciirUhi; M30 Mll fwr rnU 6 .4.-. T u oll w «rld 10,55 a n, For the Sehoo.s My I'ROfiSAMMES
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    GIMSON OPENS BARRACKS AT WOODLANDS
    467 3 'Navy Must Fight Foe Within' THE first block of the new Woodlands Barracks of the Malayan Naval Force were opened yesterday morning by Sir Franklin Gimson, the Governor of Singapore. The buildings are of brick, and at present unfurnished. They will hold 120 ratings. In
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    TALENTIME FINALISTS IN MALACCA
    90 3 MALACCA, Wed.—A large crowd was present at the City Cabaret to witness tne fourth of a Talentime series sponsored by Radio Malay?'. Malacca. The finals will he held or. Sunday, Nov. 27, at 2.30 p.m. The programme wiii be recorded. The finalists are: Bins. Ranji Knight,
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    Rare Carpets For Auction
    53 3 Rare carpets from Persia. Afganistan, and India, some woven about a 100 years ago. will be auctioned m Singapore on Sunday, Nov. 20, Saturday, Nov. 26. and Sunday, Nov. 27. There are altogether 261 carpets, and are on display in the showrooms of Chpom; Koon Seng
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    NEW REGISTRAR
    28 3 The Governor has appointed Haji. Jamil bin Haji pazfir, 8.E.M., G.C.S., Tintescale Clerk, to act as. Registrar cf Births and Deaths for the Colony of Singapore.
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    Australian Envoy For Japan Passes Through
    147 3 rOLONEL William Roy Hodgson, 0.8. E. 57, Australian ambassador in Paris for the last four years was in Singapore yesterday. A passenger on the La Marseilleisc. Col Hodgson it, going to take up his new post as Australian Ambassador to Japan and to represent
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    MOBILE UNIT
    42 3 The Mobile Rationing Tnit visited EFIa Padant;. Holland Road. Padang Tebakar. Jalan Eunos, Lim Chu Kang, Buki' Pan Jang. Tampeni*. Lorol Tai Seng. Nee Soon. Seletar. r>nd Pasir Panjang. In all 607 transactions in respect of ration cards, were undertaken.
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    Just In Time
    40 3 This picture, taken by a P. K. cameraman while with a patrol in the Temerioh district, shows a bandit itnmedtnteh after his capture. His a tempt to throw a grenade was foiled h\ the leading >lala> seont.
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    MUNICIPAL ELECTION BATTLE ON THE AIR
    142 3 REPRESENTATIVES of the Piogrcsstve Patty and thy Labour Party are to broadcast from Radio Malaya. On Monday, at 7.12 p.m. Mr. Lee Siow Mong, Supervisor of Elections, wiil broadcast on the coming election-, reminding the people to vot on the Polling Day, Dec. 3.
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    DANCE CONTEST STARTS TONIGHT
    111 3 THE Singapore Professional Dance Championship, organised by the Singapore Association of Teachers of Dancing and sponsored by the management of the Happy World Carbaret will commence tonight for four nights—at the Happy World Cabaret. The competition will be on the four standard dances Waltz. Slow l-oxtrot,
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    SCOUT BLOOD
    34 3 >.! A L ACC A. Wed Patrol leader Tang Kwong Loon and Khoo Kong Lai, both of the St. Francis Institution, donated a pint of their blood yesterday at the Malacca General Hospital.
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    SPARE THOSE TREES
    450 4 THE accent is on economy in the Federation, the Legislative Councillors have got the axe on the grindstone, and have been making a few tentative swings just to test the feel of the helve. Mr. D. T. Waring makes a bid to be chief woodman, and by
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    CLOAK & DAGGER DEPT.
    106 4 CLOAK DAGGER DEPT. JJUSH, hush! Whisper who dares, there's a Special Branch agent hiding under the stairs While we share Mr. C. C. Tan's abhorrence of the Gestapo and the police state, we cannot help feeling that such descriptions arc a little drastic for our local sleuths. All right, somebody
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    WHAT FUTURE FOR THE RUBBER INDUSTRY?
    1831 4  -  By H.B. Egmont Hake C.B.E. Director Of British Development Boarn ANE of the things that vT has always struck me in thinking about the two great industries which produce natural rubber and synthetic rubber is the remarkable contrast between them. It would be hard
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    The Light That Mr. Ronson Lit
    516 4  -  —by HAL BOYLE IN a world of free matches Americans are forking out 550.000,000 annually for gadgoes to light their cigarettes. The First World War popularized the wrist watch. And what that war did for the wrist watch the Second World War has done
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    CHILDREN OF THE STREETS
    591 4  -  JUANITA, BAREFOOT CIGARETTE GIRL IS SYMBOL OF SPAIN'S DELINQUENT CHILDREN Spotlight on Spain: 2 by ROSSETTE HARGROVE BARCELONA. EIGHT-year old Juanita, an undersized and wizened little girl, fdled up to the cafe terraor on the Ramblas, Barcelona i equivalent of the Paris boulevards. She waf selling
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    CAPTAIN SLIT WIFE'S DRESSES
    265 5 TAPTAIN Ivor de Jorge Rakich. master of p vessel, was yesterday fined $100 and ordered to pay $655 compensation to his wife for tearing and cutting up all her dresses, undies, handbags and shoes. Mr. D. A. Fyfe, Fourth Police Magistrate found him guilty of the
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    McKERRON TO KICK OFF IN MATCH
    93 5 the Singapore Boys Soccer C will be contested for between the Katong Boys Club, present ho der s of the Cup, and the Singapore Harbour Board Boys Club at a final match on :he Singapore Cricket Club Padang tomorrow at 5 p.m. The Police
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    FINE SET ASIDE ON APPEAL
    76 5 Ang Seng Lam, under a Police Court fine of $201 for making a false report to the alleging that Boey Kirn Swee had locked him in a room and prodded him with th, I utt end of a shot gun. was cleared of the charge
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    GAOL SENTENCE DEDUCED
    59 5 Three. Punjabis. Jogindar Kartar Singh and Tara Singh, under a District Court sentence of 17 months' i ach, for grievously hurting a compatriot at the Naval Bam on CM night of Juno 11. had their sentence reduced to nine months in each case in the High Court
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    S'PORE GREETING FOR QUIRINO
    47 5 Greetings from leading citizens in Singapore are being conveyed to President Quirino of the Philippines by Mr. Pablo Peralta of the Singapore Public Relations Office. Mr. Peralta who is accompanied by his wife and child left yesterday on a month's leave for Manila.
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    Slessop Back From K. L. Off To Hongkong
    128 5 Air Chief Marshal Sir John Sleasor accomp a n i c d by the A.O.C. Malaya, Air Vice Marshal F. J. W. Mellersh returns! to Singapore from Kuala Lum- pur yesterday. The Air Chief Marshal made a tour of the it.A.F. Station
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    Song Date Put Off To Dec. 7
    47 5 Radio Malaya has decided to extend the closing date of the Competition for Composers of Songs suitable for broadcasting to Malay Schools, to Dec. 7. Entries should be addressed to Songs For Malay Schoo's, Department of Broadcasting, Cathay Building, Singapore.
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    ELECTION RALLY
    37 5 Mr. Mak Pak Shee. Labour candidate for East Ward in the coming Municipal elections will be introduced to the public at a meeting to be held at the Geylang English School today at 5.30 p.m.
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    COUNCIL MEET
    19 5 The Per lis Council of State wilt meet at the Council Chamber, Kangar on Saturday. Nov. 19.
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    War Loss Bill Goes To Select Committee
    173 5 KIT ALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Federal Legislative Counc l this morning referred tne War Damage Compensation Bill to a Select Committee, empowered to deliberate jointly w,th the committee that has been appointed by the HMg»Fedeiation High Commissioner and the Governor of Singapore to
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    4 Hurt In Car Crash
    63 5 Four Chinese were hurt when their car crashed into an STC pole at the -junction of Bukit Timah and New Ccmetry Roads yesterday afternoon. The four —three men and a woman —were taken to the General Hospital for treatment The condition of one of the
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    GUIDE untitled
    30 5 Kuala bumpur, Wed. A new Girl Guide Hut for Kuafa Lipis has officially be«>n opened by the President of the Guide Association, Pahang, Che' Normah binte Haji Hussein.
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    61 Red Suspects Caught In Kanghar
    241 5 BATU PAHAT, Wednesday. CIXTY-ONE bandit suspects were captured whon the Police threw a drag-net around Kangkar Senangor Village and screened the entire population last night. Ten of the suspects were identified as having assisted bandits in the murder of a Chinese land owner near
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    Brind For Bangkok
    63 5 Admiral Sir Patrick Brind. the Commander in Chief. Far East Station, will be leaving Singapore on Saturday in H.M.S. ALERT tQ pay an informal visit to Bangkok. He will then go on to Hongkong, returning for Singapore on Dec. 15. The Commander in Chief will confer with
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    NEW CHIEF
    16 5 Mr. Choo Bob Soon hn been elected president of the Chinese Pi loudly Association.
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    Workers Get A New Deal
    247 5 RUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— Government Contractors in future will be required to observe fair terms and conditions of employment. The Federal Legislative Council this morning adopted a resolution to the effect. The resolution was moved by Mr. R.G.D. Houghton. Commissioner for Labour. In respect of -about
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    LOKE LIBEL SUIT WILL BE HEARD IN SINGAPORE
    680 5 Stay Application Turned Down THE motion for a stay of proceedings in the Jibel action filed here by Mr. Loke Wan Tho, the Singapore millionaire, against (1) Mr. Lachie McDonald, (2) the Associated Newspapers Ltd. and (3) Mr. Frank Owen, editor of
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    VARSITY GIFT
    28 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— The Coliseum Theatre. Kuala Lumpur, has donated $1,187.--20 in conjunction with University Month in Selan gor. which realised a total of approximately $38,000.
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    TULLOH AND A YRES WIN 6 BUKIT TIMAH RACES
    2242 6  -  KING MIDAS RETURNS TO FORM> PAYS $70 By ALLAN LEWIS DAIN which started threequferters of an hour before the first race made the going- very heavy at Bukit Timah, yesterday, the second day of the Singapore Turf Club's Winter Meeting. With
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    SCRATCHED HORSES MAKE GOOD TIMES
    469 7  -  NO REGRETS, AIRMAIL MPRESS AT B. TIMAH By ALLAN LEWIS NO REGRETS, who missed his engagement at X ikii Ttman yesterday, showed that he is O.K. by being tne best worker this morning. Ridden by his usual pilot, E. Donnelly, he ran half a mile
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    Success Of Newcomer
    78 7 TOP: PEROSTAN. a new itiportation. cleverly ridden h\ C. Tulloh made a brilliant dash in the run horn to beat EgypttM for his lirst win in MauiVM at Hukv. Tims*, >♦•••;• rday. EXTREME KiUHT: Mrs. Yeo Hock Seng it-ruling in Dark flroeade winner ot the main race
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    JOLLILADS SOCCER TIES
    72 7 Following havr selected l>ia\ l .otbali lor Jolhlads i-r lean os&«n»i Singapore Diatrirt today at Fort Canning anq on Sunday against Singapore Baramir Board R« nation Citib at K>pp*d Harbour ground. Narayana. Baaak. V. X. Pyed. Ghani. V. O. Sy<*d. .-mtha. Ahmat. Salahudin. Tr<bmj?, Huasien, Dollaks Rahman,
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    Water Robs Indians Of Bigger Win
    398 7 KUAJLA LUMPUR, Wednesday. A HAT-TRICK by centre-forward GtiHam highlighted the soccer match between the Indian tourists and Selangor played here yesterday, resulting in a 3—l victory for the Indians. A heavy shower before the game made the ground condition very poor as a result
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    MATCH OFF
    30 7 Phe 1,... kay game between the S H Cs and the Medical College/ heduled to be played yesterday wh» cancelled owing to the bad condition of the ground.
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    C.S.C TEAM
    64 7 Following will turn up for Ceylon SpArls Club against Singapore Hornets at the S.R.C. grounds on Saturday, in the first round of the Singapore Hockey Association knock-out tournament V. N. Pillai, N. Rajalingam. S. Nagiah, V. Ramalingam, E. J. DuraisamV. A. C. Shegaran, S. Maniam, S. Kulasingham. A
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    Von Nida Leaves Today
    96 7 TWO Australian professional golfers—Norman Yon Nida and Peter Thomson—are flying from Singapore for Manila today 'to contest the "World" Open Championships at Wack Wack course scheduled to start on Nov. 25. The first prize has been valued at £A 2,400. Total prize money for the tournament
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    The Importance Of Self-restraint
    428 7 CiOLF by HEX HOG A X Xo. 52 One of the most noticeable characteristics of top flight golfara is self-restraint. They must keep themselves well under control physically, but that i» onty half the battle. The mental aide is a vital cog in any championship game.
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    RUBBER CRICKET
    72 7 Essex Country cricketers in England are using two rubber cricket pitches for practice. Fast bowlers report that the surface is very true, and similar to matting practice wickets. At the moment, the ball has a tendency to "come up" too sharply for spin bowlers, and the composition of
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    RUGBY UNION, SOCCER RESULTS
    54 7 A.P. LONDON. Wed. Today's football results are.— Oxford University 1. Wolverhampton Wanderers 3. R.U. County Championship Oxfordshire 6, Eastern Coun ties 25, Surrey 6. Middle-ex 14. RIT.nY UNION: Devon 6. Royal Navy 5; Aldershot Services 6. Army Trial Team S; Cambridge University 8. MV. St. ele-Bodcer
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    AMICABLE AA.'s NEW OFFICIALS
    143 7 At the Annual General Meeting of the Amicable Athlelie Assocratton, ths following were elected otnre bearers for the rerm 1H49-1BSO:---1; irons: Lt t. w Han Bm Low Tan* Chang. Lav Htaig Iter, Low FeO£ Cer: President: I'an Chiang Chua: Yiec-ptcsiUtsrits Kirn Choo Aim Soon Ho>. Lee
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    Wet Ground Mars Army Rugby Trial
    193 7 The sodden ground and the slippery ball prevented the Army trial yesterday from serving its purpose. The Reds (Probables) took two tries and. a drop ?ual while the Blues (Possibles) went pointles.-'. Ay- this was only a trial game no conversions were taken. Play
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    MEAD TO QUIT
    35 7 A.P. LONDON. Wed. Pete Mead, the tough American Middleweight of Grand Rapids. Michigan', says he has given up boxing. Mead was smashed to a fovf round defeat by Randolph Turpin last night.—A.P.
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    9-Man CRE Team Beat SCC Ladies
    254 7 FIELDING only nine men, CRE North defeated the SCV Women by the odd goal in three in a hockey match played on the padnng yesterday. Play was lively throughout, but the ground was too soggy for the teams to put up theii best effort.
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    HOCKEY 16 GAMES FIXED FOR NOVEMBER
    277 7 SIXTEEN game*, beginning from tomorrow have been scheduled to be played during thin month in the first round of the Singapore Hockey Association Knock-ont Tournament. Of the two games to be played on the opening day, the Singapore Recreation Club Whites have a. ready
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    COURSES FOR REFEREES
    64 7 Referees refresher courses will be held from Nov. 2S to Dec. 2 and from Dec. 5 to Dec. 0 at the residence of Mr. Lim Yong Liang, Secretary of the S.A.F.A., at 52, Kampong Java Road. A written examination will be held on Dec. 10 from 2.15
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    ENGLAND BEAT IRELAND 9-2
    488 7 A.P. MANCBESTEB, Wednesday. ENGLAND'S football team served up a classic play of soccer in trouncing Ireland 9— l in a World' Cup Football game today. Centreforward Jack Rowley of Manchester United, who came into the team because Jack Milburn of Newcastle United fractured a wrist in
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    HAULAGE PERMIT
    95 7 I, CHEE HOA OF No. 1. MAIN ROAD. KULAI. JOHORE, being holder of Haulage Permit No. 11 A, hereby give notice of intention to apply fir a variation of the above to extend the Zone of operation from Ayer Bombam and Jonrre Bahru to Ayer Hitam and .1
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    Re KOH untitled CHENG, Deceased.
    104 7 All persons having any clai ms against the estate of the abovenamed deceased, late of No 40. Veo Chu Kang Road. Singapore, who died on the 21st day jf March 1949, are required to end particulars of their claims tn writing to the Public Trustee,
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    Re CHIA GHEE CHUAN, Deceased.
    109 7 I All persons having any claims against the estate of the abovei named deceased, late of No. 39. Mandalay Road, Singapore, wht i died on or about the 15th day of February. 1942, are require* to send particulars of iheir claims in writing to the
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    HOLLAND EAST ASIA LINE S.S. "MOLENKERK"
    36 7 due Singapore approximately 22nd November 1949 loading cargo alongside S.H.B. Wharves for Colombo Aden Pert Said Alexandria/Genoa Mar*", Ina Antwerp Rotterdam Amsterdam /Hamburg Fcr cargo and particulars .(lease apply to:
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    NEDERLAND LINE ROYAL DUTCH MAIL
    15 7 Agents: Holland East Asia Lin*' 41 Robinson Road. Tel. 3443/7128.
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    DEATH
    35 7 A. P. JODHI—ex-Chief Clerk, American Cypress Co.—expired at 7 Keppel Road. The Cortege wUl leave his resitlence at 4.45 p.m. to-day to the Church of Our Lady of Lourdes ond thence to Bidadari Cetnetery.
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      299 7 NOTICES THE SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD NOTICE is hereby given that, in accordance with th-> provisions of section 63 of the Ports Ordinance (Chapter 14U>, the Board intends to sell by public auction at 10.00 a.m. on Friday. 2nd December, X 949, at its Gcdowns Nos. 17 and 149 (Entrance Gate
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      88 7 ,F 1 DON'T SHOW UP TO 2 THE f BUT THE GAN€ IS WAITING PORI Fj'MMY IS SUPPOScpH-EXIUSE Mb 4 FFULAS:: THe MajN EVENT SNiLL GO t r T LOOKOUT FOR MOOCH ON THF JfME AT THE CFNTER-/F I DON'TJ TO GO ON WITH Fl MUST MAKE ON IN JUST
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    A MAN FROM MALAYA WAS AT PEKING TALKS
    241 8 U.P. HONGKONG, Wednesday. rO. LM'JNIST agents from 13 Asian countries, including luaiaya coaft wrfl at Peking today for th? purpose of establishi ig t Far Eastern liaison bureau. Tlie Communist Radio sale 1 trade union leaders und?r the skilful guidance of a
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    SCHOLARSHIP
    42 8 Che' Murad bin Che Mat of the Trengganu Civil Service, now serving as Assistant State Secretary, Trengganu, and Clerk of Councils, is the only candidate from Trengganu applying for a Federal scholarship for administrative service to the United Kingdom in 1950.
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    Reds Threaten To Blast British Ship Out Of Swatow
    251 8 Reuter. HONGKONG, Wednesday. THE British registered vessel Sing Hing, 270 tons, which successfully ran ihe Nationalist blocade into Swatow was fired at. by bo h Communists and Nationalists. When the ship's skipper, Cp.i L. L. J. Branangan asked the Communist authorities
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    Czechs get asylum from British
    152 8 A.P. BERLIN, Wed. An entire Czech Mission in Germany severed tti relations with the Prague Communist and obtained asylum with the British, it was disc'osed today. Bruish authorities said that the Reparations and Restitution Mission headed by Dr. L. Rozboril asked for the asylum as
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    TOKYO ROSE 'JUST NERVOUS'
    55 8 A.P. SAN FRANCISCO. Wed Mrs. Iva Toguri Daquino, 33. convicted of treason for her wailime "Tokyo Ro«e" broadcasts from Japan, left Ban Francisoo yesterday to start serving a ten-year sentence in the women's federal prison at Alderson, West Virginia. Asked how she felt, she answered, "Just
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    NATIONALISTS FREE TWO BRITISH SHIPS
    115 8 Reuter. HONGKONG, Wed. The British ships. Wosang and Tsinan. which have been held by a Chinese Nationalist warship for more than a week the mouth of the Yangtse wcrr re'eased today and are It ;.nnng to Hong Kong. Passengers and crew of both ships are
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    'You Must Not Talk Like That Mr. Wyatt'
    249 8 Reuter. LONDON, Wednesday. FOREIGN Secretary Ernest Bevin today rebuked Mr. Woodrow Wyatt, Labour, who called French policy in Indo-China reactionary in the House of Mr. Wyatt asked what representations he had received from the French Government requesting recognition by the British Government
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    PILOT KILLED
    35 8 Reuter. CALCUTTA, Wed. One pilot was killed and 15 people were hurt when two Royal Indian Air Force planes crashed into Calcutta streets today during a demonstration of formation flying over the city.—Reuter.
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    Flynn To Marry A Princess
    143 8 FILM STAR ERROL FLYNN is engaged to in ar r y Rumanian Princess Irene hica. The rnneess, blender and brown-haired is the daughter ot the late Prince Jean Chlca, who was killed in a plane crash twelve years ago. She lives in Paris with her
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    BIGGEST FINE
    48 8 A.P. WASHINGTON. Wed John L. Lewis and his United Mine Woikers paid US$l,lOO,OOO in ccurt fines yesterday. Union attorney Welly Hopkins who handed the money to the court clerk said, "This probably is the biggest fine ever paid by n defendant in the federal courts. A.P.
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    THE SHAH OF IRAN
    40 8 A.P. WASHINGTON, Wed. The Shah of Iran arrived here today and was met at the airport by President Truman and members of the U.S Cabinet. The Shah is on a month's visit to the U.S.— A.P.
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    BULLETS WHIZ
    31 8 LEEDS. Wed. Shoppers in a crowded stieer. in Leeds, Yorkshire, ducked for cover today when gunmen blazed away wildly in a jewellery show holdup. One man was seriously wounded.
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    GASOLENE $10 A GALLON
    63 8 Reuter. HONGKONG. Wed. -High price of gasolene in Canton m a y disrupt transport throughout the city. Gasol< ne their is sold ;if HKSIQ gaMon. Buses are expected t f suspend services in anothei week. Unemployment is reported to be increasing owing to lack of trade.
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    Red Pilots Have No Chance....
    146 8 U.P. HONGKONG. Wed. GOVERNOR Sir Alexander Grantham sa*d today that CNAC and CATC planes at Kaitak would remain grounded until they have been registered by the Nationalist Government and enter scheduled operations re-negotiated by the Colonial Government. The Governor also emphagha{ gprt was no chaccc
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    VAST CHANGES, BUT THERE IS ROOM FOR IMPROVEMENT
    432 8 Reuter. LONDON, Wednesday. MR. Rees Williams, Under-Secretary for the Colonies on his return here last night from the Singapore conference of British Far Eastern and South East Asia experts, spoke of the need for understanding and appreciating the vast changes that have
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    SAME AS U.S.
    50 8 U.P. NEW YORK. Wed. The Newsweek Magazine reported today that a secret meeting of United States scientists reached the conclusion that '•Russia, like the United States presently is theoretically capable of making a borrib 75 to 100 times as destructive as the one droppeu on Hiroshima. —U.P.
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    U.S. Grain Experts To Tour Far East
    183 8 A.P. WASHINGTON, Wednesday. THREE United States grain experts will arrive in the Far East next Monday on a survey to determine if the peoples of various countries of the Orient are developing a greater taste for wheat. They also hope to find ways
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    UNICORN FOR HONGKONG
    61 8 Reuter. HONGKONG, Wed—The colony's naval forces wfl] be strengthened by the arrival of an aircraft carrier and a cruiser in the next few days. The aircraft carrier I'nieorn 20.000 tons, is expected next Monday. The Unicorn carries more than 50 Tempest and Searire fighter planes. The Jamaica
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    WHAT'S ON TODAY GENERAL
    189 8 ST. HILDA'S C Hl'RCli: Consecration of New Church l.v t.shop Baines at 5.30 p.m. at a' Hilda's Church Raton* ANSON ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION: Twa Loh Koii practi e 52A Nelson Road. 7.30 p.m EAST WEST SOCIETY: Mr Claude Massey on "Sidelights oii Singapore" at British Council Hall
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    CINEMA
    172 8 C ATJIAY: "Ship Ahoy" witn Eleanor Powell and Red at 11 a,/n., 1.45, 4.15. 6 45 i-nd 9.30. CAPITOL: "Task Force" wi»h Gary Cooper at 11, 1.45, 4.00. 6.30 and 9.30. \LHAMBRA: 'Rainbow Island"' With Dorothy Damour and Eddie Bracken at 1.45, 4.15. 6.45 ar* 0.?n. PAVILION: "The Perfect
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    SPORT
    34 8 SOCCER: H U.DX.A. v. R.A-J Changi (semi-final. Besar Stkdium; «-«.re cer: Jollilads v. h q a„* n jne District. today at Fort Cai HOCKEY: S.C.R.: v Hong Liim Green. Dutcn CluO. Pairrr lark.
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    LONDON SHARES
    150 8 Reuter. LONDON, Wed. A n vector was the haver Government Boruritiea M, J Ann trend wu shown »nroufcj, o\it th.» ■eetjos whs* «rtth gain* to one r lrk'"i No jrre.it enthusiasm J*™. the far* of the new ir«a period in ti,- other Bed the Us** Stock Exch Hast
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