Morning Tribune, 11 November 1946

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    13 1 MORNING TRIBUNE 1 NO. 166. (New Series) 10 CENTS MONDAY. NOV 11. 1946
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    UNKNOWN
    210 1 (Tribune Staff Reporter; Singapore Harbour Board workers had a stormy 4"m( ting yesterday at the end of which a spokestold the Tribune that the men were now ired to accept al5 per cent, increase m wages other concessions previously offered during nei ms, and resume work pending adjudication by
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    Railway Station Blown UP
    93 1 N,,\. 10.— Three 8.-i--tnd one XraL» were d when .'in explosion itei After the Bai station, north of t on of Ly da, w«! ered the evacuaover] of :i i tnaxke i bombs, waiting room of i tion building was ->yed and' other ivcly damaged. tatively
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    UNKNOWN
    60 1 m Nov. 10— Ten; fP lean who wre F heir jobs m vari f s t California's F nt shortly bel I P 8 n of JapF Pacific coast F Inst 'ted by Pi 1 Board. red I n from th d 1942 to X v mo F i
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    King May Speak On India Tomorrow
    129 1 London, N^v. 10. X h Parliament's the j abour profor the forthcominj deal tl British C ;sion until m No mov by t] tin present moment b\V sen ophite. >] ctT I subj 'a- i thin th< 1 Third. Fow fond I nationalised ha
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    THERE'S MORE RICE NOW, BUT DANGER EXIST-OFFICIAL
    259 1 THERE'S MORE RICE NOW, BUT DANGER EXIST-OFFICIAL Figures officially issued las' night when the "fre market m Siam clean confirm that Malaya's rice outlook can be expected jj be brighter. The need to rai.se our ''extremely meap > ration 'is stressed, and at leas* the preseni rations can be maintained
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    Cochin-China President Found Hanged
    94 1 Cochin-China President Found Hanged PARIS. Nov. 10.— Nguyen VanThinh, President of th<- provUioaai provernment of Cochin-China was found hanging t y a length of cop] wire m his 1 cdroom. The French neWo agency describes the death as suicid**. Yesterday erening, according to the Apency report, th< Resident attetK'ipd the
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    TRUMAN TO SPEAK TODAY ON POLICY
    48 1 Wa-shinprton, Nov. 10. The White House announces thai Pretiden( Truman will make a brief staten on policy on Ifontvay, Nov. London, Nov. 10. Moscow quo'c' Iranian leporta on Saturday k< government oopi vinjr tanks and c I an attack on Kurd cats
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    NO OTHER ROAD TO PEACE
    48 1 nf:w /ork. No 10- i Jan ftfatiaryk i C* ■akia >a<ri m a radio iddn-.v-: uciay ii.if th<-r. V.i road to hrough the United N I Republican -u'd D could meet (>: p'atfoim of Re iddi H I dom of •»f Immortal Ap I'
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    GANDHI SEES EVIDENCE OF MASSACRE
    102 1 GANDHI SEES EVIDENCE OF MASSACRE Chajmahfini, Eastern Bengal, 196 tO*- -Mahatma Gaud ft continued his tour of Smtern Bengal riot districts today. He visited a village ivhere on Oct. 15, nineteen men were killed and hurried together In one hou ai i hen >>'d bones r tiU lyimj on the
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    STOP PRESS
    57 1 EXPORT Dl TV ON RUBBER REDUCED T; irt duty d rubbei per pound feet i r n\ Ar 1 $2^) .1 ha d] i>ulu oil I 1 a the Mai jrau Un NKW DELHI L(j .A outbreak ol Hli Musi :.m r m a rural n ar N(
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    SIAM, BURMA, INDO-CHINA ALL HAVE SURPLUS RICE
    963 2 tFREE" MARKET BROUGHT 30,000 I TONS IN ONLY EIGHT DAYS Singapore, Sunday Th<- monthly meeting *i Liaison Officers from rri nn*-> m South Bast Asia to discuss food problems took place yesterday and today at \hr office he Special Commissioner In Singapore. m
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    Malayan Democratic Youth League
    183 2 Th. Malayan New Democrats You h League stands not only for •i democratic form ol governni< n M;i'a\.i f>ut f(,r ptacfl ana 'lorn from the hortfori of war," ttatc 1 Am President «»f ihc LaagiiT •peaking at Uk- tea part) hold ai thf' League premiiei m
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    Tongkang Missing With Cigarettes
    25 2 A report h been m.tdr- to the ippearance ol it Of l\r ing 42. The tongkang, 1 ml] Mo- lay m
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    Faroes Elections
    67 2 Copenhagen Nov. 10.— The Nationklistic F.lkeflog Party was beaten j m Friduy.s voting m the Faroes, and everything indicated that the I > Will stay with Oenmark. Th« FWkeflog Party won 88 scats, th« Oonservativc Sambands Party ix, and the Social Democrat* >ix. I ;»i decision on whether
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    China Cabinet Reshuffle Expected
    101 2 Nanking. Nov. 10 -On the oVe of the National Assembly >i whoh'salr Cabinet reshuffle is predicted by quarters dote to the Government with Gen. Chang Chun, present Governor of Szechuan. succeeding T. V Soong as Premier, and Finance Minister, o. K. Yul succeeded by I Chang
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    Hold-Up Outside Cinema
    156 2 A Frenchman, n\siding m Nassim Road, was waylaid by five Chinese and robbed of €10 and I 3.000 francs m cash and a wrist watch opposite the Cathay Cinema on Saturday night. It I is not known whether any of the Chinese robbers was armed with any
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    U.S. Will Still Buy Natural Rubber
    150 2 Washington Nov. 9. United States Government buying of tural rubber will not bo"abandoned "m the near future" <*' th ;n\ rsion D!r ctor Mr John Steelman. after a meet oi rh Rubber Industry Ad- il the Civilian Production Administration I Tl ik< I mi
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    Murdered Woman Had Dead Leaves In Her Throat
    180 2 Murdered Woman Had Dead Leaves In Her Throat PARIS. M police art' mak:. ./*J arrests aaily i D a new crime Wav« a Paris i, lik e a, armed p:.tn.) Every day hah :> of murder or ai vestigat.'rt. (hing ;i d J police m the i J nationwide dni|
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    Egyptians Will Discuss British Proposals
    114 2 Egyptians Will Discuss British Proposals London. Nov. 10 E-yptiandH legates will men this w decide whether to accept •■:m ject th? Sidky-Bevin fnrmulaß the basis for Armk-Euyptiß I agreement. reports R<cliaß Wyndham. News 01 The Wjß special correspondent n Caiß It can now br stated Egyptian Prime Miniver* I Mr.
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    'Race' Allegatic In Canada
    41 2 WINNIPEG, Nov. of impediments tzenship for peopN is urged In >:ut n Council of the Bapi Canada, I?.--la] of full d of Indian il di scrim most mrfortuni blbition of fu Indiani to Cani pie adsf Reuter
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    Asiatic Owners Want Merchant Shipping Act Postponed
    365 3 Asiatic Owners Want Merchant Shipping Act Postponed 1,500 VESSELS, 375,000 PERSONS AFFECTED Three hundred and seven J( l men women nln Sin m fac( d< I lon tf Government insist on m rous enforc Merchant Shipping Ac id Mr. Uu B o Tan a meeting of owners of mo or
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    CASUALTY FIGURES BIG ERROR'
    34 3 w» r oi tol k Party I Tiiursc r i ths due t<> P. Nagarnai W between 1 1 or r rhe Minister H quotes military Eh na^ Ivu Reuter
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    Filipino Girl Accused Of Collaboration
    163 3 1 Beautiful, X \n > Dominguez, m i late Gen- Ricarte, one time m try hero wh i died himsell :n rs rather than I Ami rican flag m I is doomed to b ol her natural ■Wiind prison bars. m iound guilty on i
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    PIG FOUR CLASH
    57 3 9— The Bis xperts j i on whicv tains -us- t" tio n I tl nt rmine what «fr. Byrn me I Molotov m was a r >vlva] i I Fi Ism fn ly. When t rj a Mr. Bevii uv^ m c \n\ m W i
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    CALCULATING MACHINE vs. ABACUS
    152 3 CALCULATING MACHINE vs. ABACUS Tokio, n a nimbi d American Privai from Missouri and «i Japane* who holds he Is just as (i f1 .11 meet on Monday, on the stage oi the Ernie Pyle Theatre here to determine which is superior m the lidd of ligur jjrc ancient abacus
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    68 3 L ndon N P. Sinha p.- [dent ol Tataa Collii ibour Association and le iding member ol the C >ngr< ss Social) Party of Ind I I i meeting (jf the Indian Affairs group >t t> i Fabin I hi i Brit i: I/. the i g Part: r si
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    SAND RAIN
    9 3 I nonth and 'tailed a tnd it
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    Transonic Trials This Month
    29 3 n i tid •nitt. LJ>« rhich Bntiah m tcchniciani hare }»rr»n orkii «-n for V ble i ha •ed l (i and ii I' Reuter
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    'Choice Between U. S. And Communists'
    208 3 'Choice Between U. S. And Communists' r B lar M( mm •lii.ir Republican p« cli tw< i -id the Comm n I betwi domination ;r nr: live With only one d i >. hat ha s h ginning t<> ar d n I in*- led ing. I I I 152
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    Ananda's Death: New Probe
    76 3 Bangkok Nov. Dissatisfl d with the report 61 the Commission ol Inquiry on King Ananda> death after ftve months' Inten Investigation the Siamese Cabinet to-day opened what amounts to Its own mv itigation ot the mysterious Royal death. A seven-man subcommlttei the Cabin* went to the
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    Polish Art Treasures 'Missing'
    34 3 Oti -i Nov B.— l for the rcm( val P rt tr n nCai c urn. arly nU 400 i Cra X Au i Amb i 1 1 i i
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    MOLOTOV CALLS ON TRUMAN
    28 3 W.\. HINOTON, N v If. Molotov, i,. i: Mini P« ■;> Tn, he Bid 01 i, Wmi.. Ho Before ting P hi. Mold tche ..n
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    Filipino Complaints "Groundless"
    39 3 Filipino Complaints "Groundless" ;i Admiral H. I r < phimen \\\c Filipino ..i they m n tbu ed < I on I J CoL John P. Stafford ol thi Corps f i..'. report' ld< or indication and no i dsasdfdfafdsaf A.p
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    INDIAN STUDIES BRITISH MINES
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    Morning Tribnne MONDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1946. Hongkong Hits Profiteers
    300 4 Morning Tribnne MONDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1946. Hongkong Hits Profiteers Hi I has Ettnand th< Union mething of a lead. In three weeks, the black martaken a beating. In *hr eeks the black ai has di i d com- prices of luxury -cl;> have been broughi ,vn by fifty p< I
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    JEWEL THIEVES HIT THE HEADLINES
    748 4  - JEWEL THIEVES HIT THE HEADLINES H.L. HOPKIN OUR LETTER FROM LONDON r b y j B: With winrl; i: Is and n I bad I; ..th m l] ral In d n 1 p :th Bom< which I p] ;>• rUQU nt< mpt 'i were 1 lewelThe home m Smith-squar
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    CHINA BUYS £125 MILLION WORTH SURPLUS GOODS
    155 4 SHANGHAI -Some U*****,000,000 £125,000,000 worth of United States army surplus stores of various kinds, recently bought by the Chinese Government is expected to begin arriving here m the middle of NotSSil 8 ed over sci I »ns. airfields, godowns and oral Islands m
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    C^rdinal Has Two Heart Attacks
    37 4 Vatican C I 9. CamUlo nal Caccia Dominionl 69. ranking Cardin i the Order ns. suiind hi s condUipn Is d admini. r d and I Papal ben< dlc- 1 A. P.
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    INDONESIAN CABINET CAN'T DECIDE YET
    127 4 INDONESIAN CABINET CAN'T DECIDE YET Shahrir. Pr< m Lnd -1 met for iiv« :;-W night with H decision v.:. Dutch pr ,-l the Nether] n I agenda for 1 at Rcpubhca :r% Monday. Ni.v 11 I High Inci M alter the i: m pec ted thi_ accept the b u*
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    Arrests Follow Explosion
    58 4 Paris. Nov. 9 have' been maexplosion of tin g j oi the main str I m the French according to a repori bruck to-das by the fra N(»w s Agency. The report si ited thattwi cident occurred !1 Thur night m fnmt ol departma stores and several
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    Chinese Version Of The Psalms
    55 4 Rhanffhai (Ail Mail). BPj rt l to rank :inv sillers, tlv C the P«»tos V,. Dr. John C H wu v pointed Chines. Holy See and" most distinguished scholars. In a preface Kai-shek expr< at the complet standing work b the hope tha- i Testament
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    'Wonderful News'
    36 4 Washingi Wotn Se« there h Russo-Americai ftcation ()t X ial sensi here and tl >s. who ar< i establish^ pendent goi/ mer Japan ••This I us." was thi Shun. com iv. unificati' 1 A.P.
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      168 5 it's obtainable anywhere it's m i pha SinqapDhs. §twfbtk Dispensai HEALTH and VITALITY Whj iufler GENERAL DEBILITY %h«L a wide rangt of TONICS ar« now available CENTRAL MEDICAL HALL 61/53, Victoria Btxeet I :ll United Trading Co., 12, Stamford Road, Singapore. IF IT IS ANYTHING ELECTRICAL, PLEASE CONSULT IS Embroidery
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      207 5 Hair Uressers i Ladle* lyrcavri, Latest 'ashiorjs and Manicure by afia Anna 3lajjorie Ann Ladlei Hair Dreailßf BaJoon Formerly o! Mal*on Oalaxy and Malson Inter landl. Peeren Build^if, Orchard load. Hotel THE TAVERN Dp-to-oate Hotel In a Quiet and 000 l Locality. Rooms Luxuriously Purnlihed Bar: All kinds of Ist
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      125 5 xM// "lore T.M.A. Music House, Pa fUJIC*. MCiXC ft BBOOBDC. Taoa« 7411. Optician Regarding; the eyesight CttMin; New China Optical Co. 71, «i£k ftr**o, Blngaior*. ncßt 1711 Photographer CENTURY STUDIO" No. 23, New World Amusement Park. SINGA PHOTO STIDIO 14 High Street, Singapore. Indoor And Oitdoor Photographtri Pianos USED PIANOS
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      157 5 Sanitary Contractors FONCHIN Co Lto Offlc« 84, W*!l!cfc Btr^t Phone No. 7N7. Sanitary 4 Electrical OootraetM Bu.ldlnf Repairer* and OfLtrs Importer*. BHOB 00., LTD BATA BUILDING NORTH BRIDOI ROAD Silk Stores NEW SILKS In New Designs At Mclwaiii's j Expert Ladle* Drecfltmker* 62, No,ii2 Bridge 84. T*l*. TNI Sports Special
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    POUND'S ART TREASURES "MISSING" FROM WARTIME HIDING PLACES IN CANADA
    210 6 OTTAWA. Nov. 0 a bigli Canadian Oorernment official declared last night tha Canad no( con.civably responsible" for the ippearance ol <** ninks of Polish art treasurer norn their wart inn* hiding places m the Dominion. >-rt qii'.tin' Polish Og -hat
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    WHEAT, FLOUR SUPPLIES STILL INADEQUATE
    188 6 WHEAT, FLOUR SUPPLIES STILL INADEQUATE Washington Nov. 8. The Dnit i States Department ol a ulture to-day estimated that I;. it, Improv mem ol w production, wheat and v needs ol Importing coun rie« during the present cr >p it ending June M 1047 would ■main "Jar m excess ol
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    FOOD PARCELS
    38 6 IVPETOWN, Kov. 8. Orer s.OOO food and clothing hare n tO addi r m tho Bi i I cone of Oermany since October o j,, ft pons« tn church appeal to i th< food erifii Reuter
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    COMMUNISTS WANT YANKS OUT OF CHINA
    55 6 SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 9.— Yenan Ridio repotted Friday that B t*'Upfrain hai been sent to Pirsi<N-!it Truman by repre entativea of public !,(,di<-h In Communiit-occupied area.of r'irni.'i demanding withdrawal of /Vmericar forcei from China and cessation of aid to Generaliisimo Chiang Kai sh«-k m
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    First Chinese In U.S. State Legislature
    28 6 I win v T nit publicn Sharry X i: .^IV Un:v,.rsi«y Ar./ona Law Bch' "jjj graduated the Wghest m wa asdfsdfdf A.P
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    NEW NOTE ON UK-EGYPTIAN MILITARY PACT
    205 6 NEW NOTE ON UK-EGYPTIAN MILITARY PACT Cairo Nov. 8.-The Egyptian Pr< mier, Ismail Sidky Pasha, ha s c -niirmed that be is preparing a note explaining the latest Bntfsh proposals for the new Angiomtian military alliance to h's coll agues m the Egyptian treaty d< legation. The neneral tenor of
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    Britain's Views To Be Presented
    229 6 VJS. KaiM'H In i uiiuchi LONDON, Nov. 8.- Informed sources h Major-General R. E. Laycock: has tfone to the Ur States to present the British view on the acq by the United States of bases m Canada. Laycock is the foremost British exponent ol combi
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    H. K. Cable Thieves Are Caught
    95 6 H. K. Cable Thieves Are Caught Hongkong. Nov. B.— "Operation j Snake" m which the Navy and police participated and which was launched to clean up Chinese pirates, who during the last week Oi October stole six miles of underwater cable m the vicin tv Ol Hongkong, produced the first
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    SUDAN M HURRYING TO LONDON
    183 6 SUDAN M HURRYING TO LONDON CAIRO, Wov. P HudOlestoi Oovei Sudan who arrived I from Khartoum, ft London aecompanu o private secretary. Hi-> sudden jounx.N f surprise m political circh h( be returned to Khartoum onlj leek and wu preparing to i touT of Inspection m the p:iovl It is
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      107 6 LIX ABXER exclusive m malaya to the morning tribuni i On ward tad Upward i XU _T If' it< A MUT vo' HOW KIM YO' BE V NOf-NOf S^ NEAREST V (-^Mf-CAN'T TRUST (-"I CAN'T LEAVE U T U "'r wamt! TAKF HIM I SO lOQORANT ?I I NEED A
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    Gossip From The London Film Studios
    1270 7 Star From Sweden ndon. b rjn the set „;>• now interna- iv Greta Garbo, Bergman, Greta GyntMai Zetterling. ti Number One m her since her resound- m "Frenzy." she ha s ;;i to England by Basil Polling Studios, to tic rol« m '•Frieda." I]
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    Mrs. Pandit: Eire Was Too Peace-Loving
    133 7 LAKE SUCCESS, New York, Nov. 8. Mrs. Vijaya Lakshmj Pandit, leader of the Indian delegation, \old th( poll leal committee ot the United Nations to-day that India regretted Eire had not been recommended by the Security Council for membership of the United Nations "Perhaps
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    Dutch Against Planning On British Model
    155 7 The Hague, Nov. A large group, ol Btates-Oeneral mem bers have launched a protesi against planning of Netherlands affairs on the British model, it wa> revealed last ni^ht m a re port of the Commission studying Governments military budget. Parliamentarians objected t" the large
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    around the Jown WITH VERA ARDMORE
    674 8 around the Jown WITH VERA ARDMORE I Round And About Di and ktail d nted en i fh had an unusu q tv ted it I* ry well Ind them was Mr M: La idl a W T.. who had romp on to v adei :>d I > 11 n.
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    Why Grow Old?
    260 8  -  Josephine Lowman By Foot Work Recently I have been writing oftener than usual about feet because there seems little doubt that thousands more p ople now suffer from this trouble since the war. Many women were on thru* feet for hours and hours longer than usual. Chiropodists
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      126 9 LORD MAYOR'S SHOW T Br Don) Miss This Picture Nou Being Today 5 Shows 10.30 a.m.— 1.30 I— 0JI p.m Directed by Sam Wood Who Made "Goodbye Mr Chips" and "Kitty Ko\le ANN SHERIDAN ROBT. CUMMINGS RONALO REAGAN BETTY FIELO J^/VIT WARNER BPOS' dtf^k TtJ[^ *is even too 9° ocS
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    Our Special Food Markets Report
    204 10 By Our Own r Prices quott-d bi-!uw ar- i r cxc pt where oti. Foodstul quot In $65; X d v' 5 siam ur: Bl'Qli Hum J -Siam $40; PalBlack Beans:— s4o. Soya Beans: -No. 1 $30, No. 2 $23 Dl 1 Chilli quality $80.
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    GENERAL STRIKE THREAT
    29 10 M inila I neral i. I pa] lab win r* who i d< manding higher wages Thirteen other unions tentatively iled a walkout on Tuesday. A.P.
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    MUSLIMS TO HOLD SPORTS MEET
    27 10 a Muslim at meet will be held on Nov. 25 at Jasan Besar dium In celebration of th< Muslim New Year Day.
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    SHARE MA RKET QUOTATIONS
    306 10 I I Pat. I I •mi I I I I Pi;.. I nioiidaUd I 1i n me Sou M 1 i Vallex ioh Thai. aw I. Ik Tongkah Harbi nr ioh 0!u Pi«h .11 ■f Nomin.n) RUBBII COMPANH9 Ayer Molok .70 lyei X a.- 1.00 Alor
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    BALLYMUN UPSETS, PAYS $112 FOR WIN
    280 10 Xl i j irn d three in* re win lV i (Lewi Dai Is ft, l lni 5 I $9, $5, ST. Cash c 1 Li 1,087); 'J 78, I 142 ($271) ($271) 339. C. M.G M. Duke Carr) n (Dawson) 1, S .Spinel
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      304 10 Try This AMERICAN WORDS THAT DANCE Crossword Puzzle p^^H^, ACIIOSS 33— Common theme =<_ L SI Ai T J I— Dance movement of dance musio rIAIT "PAiNi R s—Dance step .15— Fish eggs J^.-_* B B— Mrat dish 3&— Flower pt.aik A 12 Game played 00 3&~More dreadful rHS, H
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    Malays, Beaten 3-2, Nearly Turn Tables On Chinese
    626 11 CROWD INVADES GROUND TO SEE THRILLING KEY CUP TIE CHINESE Leading comfortably I three-quarters of the gan backs to the wall durirm 1 1 Malays banged m two goal could do to prevent a draw Victory Cup Soccer compe yesterday. Gates were
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    Woman Cricketer Wins Golf Tournament
    117 11 A 15-year-old K-rl. urd, nnished sec Jac (l ni! League Asmpion of champions [vanhoe, Victoria. eilard, with 89. was behind the win-' j£i Mummery, of Ivan- TKJ rv. who was for- j f Doi Dednam, was, c c ;in international itte holder. Mrs.i is third,
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    HOME SOCCER RESULTS
    340 11 LONDON. Nnv B r 'ball ENGLISH LEAGUE FIRST DIVISION B lton 0. Blackburn 0 Charlton 1. Chelsea 3 Bn-ntf t I Orlmiby l. Hudd»-rstMd 0 d| 2, Evertrn 1 Liverpool 8, Portsmouth 0 Manchester U. 4. D«Tby l M.ddl sboro 1. Sund»*rland 3 Prt'ston N.E 2. Ai
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    Chinese Beat Seletar R.A.F. At Water Polio
    85 11 Thr Chinese Swimming c lub 2nd Team beat the R.A.F. 8 tar by five goal* to tlirei In game Ol w:it r polo .it the (\S yesterday. On the whole the game ragged, the Chinese i Ming ie?eral opportunities by mishandl' Ing. The
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    Camera Wins Again
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