Malaya Tribune, 25 November 1950

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    63 1 MALAYA TRIBUNE BY THE PEOPIJE FOR THE PEOPLE Tel: 'Tribune" Spore. LARGER SALES THAN ANY AFTERNOON PAPER IN MALAYA Phone 5811/3 Nine Lines Published simultaneously at Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh and Penang. EIGHT PAGES SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1950 PRICE TEN CENTS THE MALAYA TRIBUNE LONDON REPRESENTATIVE, E. Maurice Glover,
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    HALF MILLION FIRE BOMBS BLASTED WAY FOR U.N. ATTACK
    774 1 3 Tank Spearheads Claw Way Forward Reuter-AAP. 4 WASHINGTON report says the air force announced that B-29 Superforts dropped 500,000 fire bombs on targets in North Korea during the intensive air preparation for the all-out offensive which Gen. Mac Arthur launched
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    Today's Best Bets
    51 1 Ev "SPOT" L Theatre Z* 3 The Blessing JI 4 Golden Rod II E pace MAKER U 3 The Blessing t, 4 Golden Rod II t 7 The Manchester Cobbler By LONOSHOT" L i Selopian 3 Pers.an Lord Air Port L li likely to be heavy toil
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    BRIGGS SEES MR. ATTLEE
    70 1 LONDON. Friday. '-GEN. Sir haroia Briggs, antl- bandit Malaya, con th Prime Minister Downing (jr.:.. rs said that conferp quaint Mr. p-to-date siMalayan anti- iaign and to > -o explain knesting difficulties, in Brings conferred yeslav Colonial Sec■rv Mr Griffiths at the v. Official quarE said
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    CHILDREN RETURNED
    29 1 A.P. Swia rl md. Fri. I Brst mi .-:nce the end .r. a group being n Yugoslavia to d 8 tturrj 13 the Interd Cro-s announced A.P.
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    24-PAGE SUPPLEMENT FREE
    61 1 MONDAY'S issue of the Malaya Tribune will contain a special Tribune X mas Maga- zinc of twenty four pages, issued free. i Made-up in the form J of a magazine, it will have numerous articles, features, puzzles, games and stories to entertain you. your family and guests
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    PACT WITH PEKING
    34 1 A.P. BERLIN. Fri.—The Communist East German Cabinet has ratified a trade agreement of undisclosed value between Communist Ci- na and Eastern Germany, tb« Soviet licensed news agency. ADN., reported la3t night.—A.P.
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    U.N INVITES PEKING
    264 1 U.P. and Reuter. LAKE SUCCESS, Friday. THE United Nations Main Political Committee voted 30 to eight with 22 abstentions today to invite the Chinese Communist delegation to participate m its discussion of Peking's complaint of aggression by the Umted States. Mr. Ja'-cb Malik, the Soviet delegate, made
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    Europe Welcomes Korea Offensive
    202 1 U.P. PARIS. Friday. GENERAL Douglas MacArthur's "home by Christmas" assault on the Korean Reds along or close to the Manchurian border is viewed by the chancellories of Europe with uplifted eyebrows. In France and Britain there was great hope that the Korean war could be settled
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    REDS GET AN IDEA
    35 1 A.P. BERLIN. Friday.—The East German Communists started selling their newspapers to j West Berlin groceries and fish stores as wrapping paper to get rouna the Western ban on their circulation. —A.P.
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    PEACE SONG
    26 1 A.P. BERLIN, Friday. "Little peace dove fly over the roof," is the latest Communist song for Kindergarten children in the Soviet-occupied Eastern Germany. —A.P.
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    15 DIE IN FIRE
    37 1 MEERUT. United Provinces. Fri Fifteen people including 11 children, died in a fire which broke out last night in a cama of pilcrims attending a Hindu reiigious fair at Garha Bewar, near here.
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    MORE A TOMIC SECRETS OFF LIST
    123 1 A.P. LONDON, Friday. BRITAIN. Canada and the United States are taking more atomic secrets off the restricted information list. Britain's Ministry of Supply said none of these secrets would help in making atomic bombs. The decision was made after consultations between the three-power atomic
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    MADAM TAN GETS FIRST DONATION
    190 1 Tribun? Staff Reporter MADAM Tan Yam Pee, the woman who lost her husband and six children when their home at Beach Road was destroyed by fire, yesterday received $33 from Mrs. Eve Jolly. Wrote Mrs. Joliy to the Tribune: '1 know that nothing can compensate
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    TO CONSULT WEST
    42 1 A.P. PARIS Fri.-The French Parliament, with the Communists in reposition, enforced last night plan to consult with the Western democr;cies what to do if the Chine?Communis $gaik the French in 7ndo-C)una. The vote was 245 to 19 V A.P.
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    U.K. SAVED EGYPT —TORY CHIEF
    163 1 U.P. CARDIFF, Wales. Friday. I ORD W.OOLTON, Chairman of the Conservative Party, said in a speech here today that Egypt would have >>een overrun by the Axis if it had not been for British soldiers. 'Egypt, which but for the sacrifices of our blood and
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    ACHESON HEARS ARAB ON SUEZ
    118 1 U.P. WASHINGTON. Fri. Abdul Rahman Azzam Pasha. Secretary of the Arab league, today told Secretary of State Dean Acheson that the presence of British troops on Egyptian soil is causing a vacuum in the Middle East and impairing the security of that area by alienating
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    FRENCH DENY CHARGE
    23 1 SAIGON, Fri.- French official sources today denied Communist China charges that French '.ro.ips and planes have violated the Chinese frontier.
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    PRINCESS ANNE GETS PRESENTS
    110 1 Reuter. LONDON. Friday. Queen Juliana" gave presents to the British Royal family at the end of her state visit today. For Prince Charles and Princess Anne there were two small nursery horses on wheels. King George and Queen Elizabeth received tw§ creamcoloured Delft vases, about three
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    UNIONS DISAGREE ON CoL ALLOWANCES
    191 1 TriDune »ian ncpuiiw SINGAPORE trade unionists met yesterday for three 4 and a half hours at the Singapore Teachers' Union and disagreed over recommendations for increased cost of living allowances contained in a memorandum on the high ccst of living in the Colony. The meeting
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    Vietminh Trap French Garrison
    152 1 SAIGON, Friday. THE French forces at Tanmai, 15 miles west of the 1 China Sea port of Moncay, were surrounded by the Vietminh Communists today in the third day of round-the-clock fighting for their lives. A French military spokesman acknowledged that nearly two companies of French
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    VOLCANO ERUPTS
    55 1 U.P. MANILA, Fri.—The hamlet of Hibo's-Hibok volcano KM Camiguin Island, off the northern tip of Mindanao. 555 miles south of Manila was buried under tons of ro'iv and ashes during an eruption at the height of the typhoon, which battered that region this region, acccrding to a report
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    Still Holding Out
    83 1 U.P. A military spokesman here saiJ that late front line reports indicated fhat the besieged garrison stiil was holding out after nearly 72 hours. He said that except for the fighting n the Moncay area. Vietminh Commurj!st activity was "moderate" during the past 24 hour* He saiid
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    MORE LAND FOR PAYA LEBAR AIRPORT PLAN
    119 1 Tribune Staff Reporter \N extr?ordinary gazette notification issue 1 last night says additional plcts of land amounting to 57 t cres of land are needed under the Land Acquisition Act. This ados to tha area which may be needed for a civil airpor*
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    GIMSON SPEAKS TO THE ACCOUNTANTS
    393 2 ciR Franklin Gimson, 3 Governor of Singapore, speaking at the presentation ceremony of the "Sir Cuthoert Grundy Medal to Thomas Wong Yihmin Warn at the Municipal Chambers yesterday, said that the establishment of a Singapore District Society of the Corporation of Certified Secretaries was "an
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    SENTENCED MEN WALK OUT FREE
    160 2 TWO young soldiers of the Royal Signals detained 1 in prison for more than three months walked out of two court-rooms yesterday as free men. The soldiers /were M. T. Mickling and D J. Nicholls, both aged 19, who stepped into the Relief Court to
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    UNION CHIEFS FLAYED FOR BEING AGREEABLE
    98 2 JOHORE BAHRU. Fri. THE executive council of the Health and Sanitary Inspectors. Union and the sub committee for Salary Revision met delegates from all Federation branches of the Union at Kuala Lumpur recently. The leaders of the Union were severely criticised for being accommodating
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    Man Has Fit In Cinema
    85 2 PENANG, Friday. THE audience at an evening show in a theatre yesterday were almost ready to leave the hall, while the picture was still on. when Jiey heard groans of "Ayo—Ayo". Many thought it was some miscreants at work, but when the lights were switched
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    LIGHTS TO BEAT PARK ROBBERS
    63 2 Electric lights may be installed in certain selected areas of King George V Park as soon as the power supply position makes this possible. A few cases of robbery have been reported recently at the Park which is well patronised after dark. Cfty authorities are
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    DETAINEE TOOK LIFE
    66 2 THE Singapore Coroner, Mr. W. G. Porter yesterday returned a verdict of suicide on a 23-year-old Chinese detainee held under the Emergency Regulation since May this year. The man, Lee Kirn was found in a lavatory with throat injuries at St. John's Island on the night of
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    Most Of Pre-War Notes Destroyed
    94 2 Most Of PreWar Notes Destroyed THE total amount of currency notes in circulation on Nov. 1. 1950. amounted to $543,362.105.11. according to tho Currency Commissioners' Abstract of Notes in circulation si announced in the Government Osteite. The average amount of currency notes is circulation during October, 1950 amounted to $516,794,998.24.
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    UNIVERSITY OF LONDON EXAMINATION
    74 2 ENTRIES to the University of London Final Examinations. June 1951 should reach the Education Office, by January 3. 1951. For the Intermediate Examinations. July 1951 entries will be received up to February 15. 1951. Entries for mathematics, advanced subjects at the B.A. Honours and B.Sc. Special
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    DOCTOR FACES TAX CHARGE
    126 2 4 SINGAPORE doctor was among eight people A accused in the Second Police Court yesterday of failing to make income tax returns. Six of them pleaded guilty and were fined. Two-Dr. T. Balasingam and Tan Thye Bee claimed trial and their cases were postponed to Jan.
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    CITY CHIEF
    31 2 MR. T. P. F. McNeice has been confirmed as President of the Municipal Commissioners and Mr. L. R. F. Earl as the Deputy President it was announced last night.
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    Traffic Isle On Kallang Rd.
    136 2 The construction of a permanent pedestrian refuge along Kallang Road similar to but narrower than the one along Collyer Quay has been strongly recommended by a Municipal committee to the Finance Committee. If the Finance Committee approves the project, which is estimated to cost $17,000,
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    A Medal For Ruth Valberg
    105 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. MISS Ruth Marie Valberg, retired Telephone Supervisor of the Telecommunications Department. Malaya, Kuala Lumpur, has been awarded the Imperial Service Mtdal by the King. Miss Valberg retired on Feb. 28. 1947. but served the Government as a pensioner till March 31. 1950.
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    'Sikhs Have Done Their Bit'
    164 2 LEGISLATIVE Councillor Balwant Singh praised the work of his small community, the Sikhs, who celebrated the birthday anniversary of Guru Nanak yesterday. The Guru, born 481 years ago on this day, was mainly responsible for organising the Sikhs as a separate entity in Indian society.
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    DEATH OF DR. ALBERT WANDER
    89 2 YEWS has Just been received I that Dr. Albert Wander 1 passed away peacefully in his home in Switzerland. DT. Albert Wander was a I groat dietltician and chemist and was the son of the Founder of "Ovaltine." He was Chairman of A. Wander Ltd.,
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    RICE—THE KEY TO ASIA'
    179 2 AP. LONDON, Friday. RiCE and its vital role in Asian economy is the subject of an editorin! in today's Daily Telegraph. This says: "Rice may be said to be the key. both poUtical and economic to A3ia "Unfortunately, the balance between enough to eat and near
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    VERDICT HELD IN MARIA
    2648 3 Kathi Questioned On Marriage Law gEFORE a -crowded, brightly lit court, Mr. Justice Brown, the Singapore Hight Court Judge, reserved judgment in the suit in which Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Hertogh are applying for the custody of their daughter, Maria, from her husband Adabi Mansoor
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    A NEW OVERTURE?
    615 4 TEN. Mac Arthur has launched what he hopes will U be the final battle in Korea. As a boost to his American battle weary troops, who are almost freezing in the sub-zero temperature of North Korea, he has told them that they can expect to spend their
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    THE GRAVE COMMUNIST THREAT TO THE RICH TONKIN DELTA
    1044 4 -It was announced officially by the French a few days ago that the big Communist attack on the northern capital of Hanoi had begun. Since the announcement, however. there has been little news of the progress of the offensive. The article
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    The Week In The United States
    681 4  -  By John Kerigan USIS. WASHINGTON, Fri. IN observing the national Thanksgiving holiday on I Thursday, many Americans j had solemnly in mind the United Nations General As- j sembly's declaration this j week that aggression is "the i j gravest of all crimes against
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    THE LIVERPOOL SCOTTISH
    86 4 WITH fitting ceremonial, Liverpool has accorded a civic reception to mark the 50th. anniversary of the formation of the Liverpool Scottish Regiment. The trumpeter* and pipers, arrayed in the Forbes tartan of the Regiment, played from the floodlight balcony of the Town Hall during the reception of
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    "Flying Classrooms' For The R.A.F.
    214 4 THE Royal Air Force is to train its aircrews in ''Flying Classrooms built to carry ten pupils and two instructors. The aircraft is the VickersArmstrong Valetta T.3 which made its first flight last August and is now in production for the RA.F. This large twin-engined
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    PLAN T 0 MAKE SOPHIA ROAD SAFER FOR CHILDREN
    275 5 with a temporary wooden structure i out by the Municinal Engineer ad to make the road safe for schoolSafety First Committee has because of the narrowness of this *f s lame number of school children ment should be constructed. The Municipal
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    MISS GLANCEY IS HEAD OF GIRLS SCHOOL
    69 5 L*jwi have Fedo- <;, rmnent m Woouui Mali a Il.admisr- r, r« School, r an f art I Pu'iU? Works p*' t,,< o-p n-.ihi i Dimict: i" Omar, an r Chi! > a.-.- na«( f r Unr. CVrk. 1 i Hi 'her Divir
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    CITY AND GUILDS TEST
    33 5 pirate candidates in v. h > wish to ri> V v and Guilds of Examination -heir ens p tssible betZ V :U. 1950. Entry at the Off. it is an-
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    Wanted Malay Shot
    168 5 KTJAI LUMPUR. Fri. j H■; i who was shot v forces ng has been j I Mansur bin Abu. v as -i reward It" 'In another area, I di ad two I i indits. One i- irt ne md a quanammunition were re- a' ment. one r
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    RIDA NOT PART OF SECRETARIAT
    44 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. THE Federal Government i yesterday stated that the Rural and Industrial Development Authority is not a part of the Federal Secretariat. The address of the Authori- I Ity is No. 1, Clarke Street, j Kuala Lumpur.
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    SCHOOL'S LATEST MAGAZINE OUT
    56 5 PENANG, Friday. THE Anglo-Chine:.o School has issued an illustrated maga zinc of seventy pages, edited by Master Goh Kong Chiang. He was assisted in the task by the Principal, Masters Geh Cheng Hooi, S. Balasubramaniam, Ung Ban Chuan and Lim Ewe Soon. This is the twelfth
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    NEW CORONER
    20 5 WJR E. E. Eb?rt has been ap- pointed a Coroner for the Conlony with effect from November 11.
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    Frontagers To Pay For Road Extension
    232 5 TIONG Bahru Road is to be extended to Alexandra 1 Road and the cost is to be borne by frontagers. The Singapore Improvement Trust have made representations to the Municipality that they anticipate industrial development along this frontage. They have provided a road reserve
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    POPUL ATION UP BY 70,675
    336 5 THE population at the end of June. 1950. was estimat- j ed to have been 5.226.549. states the Registrar-General of Births and Deaths for the first half of 1950. This estimate, is based on the population enumerated j at the census held on September 23.
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    'ALI PLAYING AT JEKYLL & HYDE'
    416 5 'ALI PLAYING AT JEKYLL HYDE' MR. C. R. Dasaratha Raj, Labour candidate for 111 Rochore Ward told an election meeting yesterday that one of his opponents, Mr. S. A. Mchamed Ali is playing a fantastic Jekyil and Hyde same but he cannot get away with it." Mr. Ali is a
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    Gen. Thomas Visits Taiping
    87 5 GENERAL Sir G. Ivor Thomas, the Army Quartermaster General, yesterday visited North Malaya Sub-Dictrict. He flew to Taiping accompanied by the G.0.C., MajorGeneral R. E. Urquhart. Brigadier Bright, i/c Quartering FARELF and Brigadier Jones, i/c Administration HQ Malaya. With him was Major A. G. Levitt, his
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    TheyBrought Him Back In Salt
    82 5 PENANG, Frl. FELLOW sailors of Lav Gee Beng, who died on board a cargo boat on her way from Sumatra to Penang recently, thought that their dead comrade's wife would not approve, if they buried him in the sea. So they salted and preserved his
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    JAP TRADERS
    31 5 A.P. TAIPEI. Fri. A Japanese trade mission is scheduled to arrive in Formosa tomorrow. It will be the first group of Japanese to visit this island since VJ-Day— A.P.
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    Secret Synthetic Process Will Step Up Output
    173 6 A.P. KASHINGTON, Friday. A NEW process to extract 25% more general purA pose synthetic rubber out of present American synthetic plants has been perfected by the General Tyre and Rubber Company. The Akron firm said it will disclose its secret to government if
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    Steady In Tins
    214 6 Tin shares were fainv s'eady lccally w ih moderate buying interest being maintained. Ritber .-hares have again eased slightly whilst industrials rema ned firm. The day's price change: 8.8. Petrol 39/3 40/3 Frascr 0t Neave Ords. 3.27J 3.35 Henry Weugh 2.32\ S.S7I McAlister 44.30 X.m hi Ra.fles
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    World Tin Output Down
    142 6 A.P. THE HAGUE. Fr. The International Tin Study Group <?u--mated in its advance ««ati tics that world production of I n ir concentrate in September 1!»*.0 was 1P,200 tons, compared th 14.:i0<i ton-< in August. Tlic production was c ver in all important countr es. in
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    EXCHANGE
    33 6 U.P. HONG KONG. Nov. 24 The following were today** eloaiag prices on the Hong Koni Mi: day Exrh.'n HKS6 45 5.49 per U.S. dollar. HKMfi.fts; per pound sterli..-.. per tael of «old.-U.P.
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    WEEKS PRICES
    91 6 Hiehest and Lowe«t vrices during the week ending Novemfcci 24. 1950 are Highest Lowest Fu>-r* Noon To-day t 212 17" 1" Spot Loose ITr? R.M.A.I RSS FOR Dae g ffl R.M.A.2 RSS FOR Dac. g |S R.M.A.3 RSS FOR De- 19« 168 UR.M.A.I Pale Crepe FOB Dec. N,
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    OFF-GRADE RUBBER INTERESTS EUROPE
    143 6 THE market opened firm at 1 the beginning of this, week on adverse news from Korea but later eased on lack oi support from America and re?s P eiling by Honj Kong in Singapore. There has been a better Continental enquiry for off-grades and some interest
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    STEADY AT DECLINE
    145 6 The rubber coaaaaadltv market was easier auain yestnday dropi I in X by another lour cents from Thursdays .loan- Toe market had opened yesterday r.t 17. C€«ta ,1,,-ed at 171 tents Imyers making a drop of six cents during the day s session. The lowest at which
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    16 7 lUPJ urn Blew Poh n<2 nee. SerraiM on the nd th K r wedding on
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    RICHMOND,J'AVANCE
    525 7  -  Best Fancies By SPOT DICHMOND (Race 5) and J'avance (Race 6) are v mv fancies for the two main races at Bukit Timah today, concluding day of the Singapore Turf Club Winter Meeting. The going will most likely again be on the heavy side and the present weather is
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    SRC WHITES ELIMINATE V.M.C.A. 4-0
    352 7 K.O. HOCKEY DISPLAYING marked superiority in attack and del en-7- S.R.C. White* hau no aMfteUlty m eliminating YMCA from tea S.H.A. krackaut tournament \>f ioui toais to n 1 in a scrappy ba>. DOUycontested hockey ghme on tl.t<r homa ground yesterday. The Ys did not
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    S.C.R.C. Hockey XI Against R.E.M.E.
    71 7 The following will represent theSC.RC. in a hockey game against R.E.M.K. on Monday Ho* 37 at the home ground. Hong Lim Gr Ta n ne Chee Yuen. Cheong Thiam Siew Dr Cms S*ec Law. Au Tn CTm Ooh Chin Chye. Lian Fook C nn Swee
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    TRIBUNE SELECTIONS
    182 7 "SPOT" "PACEMAKER" "LONGSHOT" R pil T SILVER SEOCIN BONNIe'pRINCE OREGON 2 i\\ m Raaiata Prince Oregon Silver Sequle a.ia p.m. ore)CO a Star of India Abby Kay 1 IUcTT THEATRE DOCBI.E ARtES KMPIRK ROSE •> 45 0 m Congo Theatre Doubl* Arle. King Arthur Congo Reg mar j
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    SPECIAL RACE CARD
    1163 7 RACE 1 2.15 P.M. CLASS 1, DIV. 3 FURS. 19 YARDS. 432 Rnnn<* Prince (i'liervl 8.13 Mr. Wee Hian Chong Hrddi* In top form, haa Rood (banes. (1) 300 Hector (PeiVival) 8.08 Mr. Loh Chin Allen Recent performances f*ir <2) 0«n Mimtrel Rnv (T Pon > 807
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    CRICKET, SOCCER FANS WILL MISS AN ALLROUND SPORTSMAN
    435 7 TRICKET and football loves will learn with regret that all-rounder Johnny Arnold will not be rjlaying county cricket again for Hampshire. His health procludes any such possibility. a fiiniH is on«» of the few men who have played for England at cricket
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      374 7 NOTICE NOTICE LIM KIM SEAH 30, Church Street, Singapore. NOTICE 4s hereby given that LIM KIM SEAH has applied to the Board of Licensing Justices, Singapore, for a First Class Public House Licence, restr.cted to the sale of Beer and Stout, at No. 30, Church Street, Singapore, and that his
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    FULHAM CONFIDENT OF TOPPLING ARSENAL
    759 8  -  By JIM CHAMBERS Reuter. LONDON, Today. THE "all full" boards will be up again at Highbury Stadium today when Arsenal, the leaders of the First Division of* the English Football League entertain south-west London team Fulham. Fulham fancy themselves quite a bit to stop Arsenal's
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    University's Inter-Faculty T-T Match
    181 8 University's InterFaculty T-T Match UNIVERSI'i rfl annual interfacultv table-tennis match will take place at the Oei Tiam: Hani Hall. Bukit Timah. today at 2.45 p.m. William Fun,- will lead the Medical team against Arts and Sctenca team which will be skippered by Tan Boon Lim. The two teams will compete
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    15 TEAMS JOIN U.S.S.A.P.L.
    272 8 i 1 iji'T* 'on brighter lootbaxi lor the bflicea* 1 Man tne ncw.y tomieu «m.ied bervices (S pon.) a—Ol ati ll I loitoall league Uaau >is inauguril Entiling m mo bhacK.e Ciub yestciuay. Futeen uniis l aye algal* lied the-r uueni en to iompe;° in tui
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    Raised
    67 8 U.P. KARACHI. Fri -The Pakistan government tcuay announced on mr ease in export duty on cotton to R5.300 per bale. The duty rises under a Dill passed by Pa liamcnL on Friday amending th? Tariff Act «f 1934 Toe government raised tne duty fro.r. Rs 40 for short staple
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    KEEN RIVALS
    23 8 UNIVERSITY HOCKEY:Teams which participated in the annual inter-faculty match played at Sepoy Lines on Wednesday. Medical (colours) beat Arts Science three-nil.
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    MCC Show Improved Fielding, Dismiss 8 Batsmen For 216
    388 8  -  By REGINALD HAYTER BRISBANE, Friday. 4 PART from one sorry blunder in the field, the M.C.C. came through the first day of this match here against Queensland with a considerable a of credit in dismissing eight state batsmen for Zlo runs.
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    SCOREBOARD
    103 8 QIEENLAND Int. INN'S. Archer lbw b Bedser 63 Mackay c Brown h Bed-cr Harvey lbw b Warr 3 Carriean b Hollies 100 McCool c Hutton b Warr Jack lbw b Hollies Toovey not out II Tnllon r WarhhtOOk b Fedaei I Raynert c V." sah brook b V/arr I
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    NEHRU DENIES REPORT
    35 8 Reuter. NEW DELHI, Friday.—The External Affairs Ministry denied a report that Pandit Nehru has suggested that Burma should invite Vietminh leader Ho Chi-minh to Rangoon to attempt a settlement with France. —Reuter.
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    "Heart-Throb" Ray Has Tough Order
    344 8 WOT since the days of handsome Tarzan Ty Layton has a looks and brawn man invaded the mat ring in Singapore but tonight at the Happy World Stadium, handsome Ray Hunter, Junior Heavyweight Cnampion of Tasmania, will set hearts agog when he steps into the
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    SPORTS BRIEFS
    330 8 A.P. UNIVERSITY beat S.C.C. by three goals to nil in a second team hockey game at the Padang yesterday. R. McCoy scored" two and Wan Arifftn accounted for the third goal. IPOH. Fri. HOOKER Osman bin Hussein, scoring a beautiful try in the 20th minute of the game,
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    WEEK-END DIARY
    1047 8 GENERAL i TODAY EX IK CH X: Anniv-r.'ar\ eele- brat nn< at 3 Palembam: Road. I QEYT.ANO STIIAITS HYF: Va- r cf F'- ening at School Drill Hall Aliumed Poad. 6.30 p.m. 1 CHINESE YMCA: Huak class 2.30 p.m. Roiv Ru lding at 5.30 p.m. Concert at St.
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