Morning Tribune, 28 November 1946

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    12 1 MORNING TRIBUNE ifteu .v IV CENTS voT 181 THURSDAY, Nov. 28, 1946
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    EGPT GOVT. SCORE BIG VICTORY
    333 1 EGPT GOVT. SCORE BIG VICTORY I c \ow Sign Treaty I With Britain CA' V. 27. -The political digit Egypt is greatly darn <la >' °y last ni 6 n t^ big nment victory in thi CMi' A^»n 159 deputies roteri B© In the Govern nent I abstained from vot
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    Bombay Police Open Fire
    62 1 Bombay Police Open Fire Bombay, Nov. 27. The pol lired 15 rounds in three ai 01 Central Bombay during th to stop street battles n (s and empty bottles, the Bombay Government's riot communique said today. It also recorded one kni today and the injuring of a policemen by acid.
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    'Life' Banned For Vulture Picture
    68 1 Nov. 27.— Tlie publi- :ati( Icture of vultures j eec? dead bodies in Calutt Ai- 'list riots in *Jj i( r 3,0e0 people were j wile the reason for the f' 1 rnment ban on the ■fP* ssue of the United! f 3l ne "Life",
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    JINNAH ACCEPTS, BUT CONGRESS & SIKHS SAY NO
    495 1 JINNAH ACCEPTS, BUT CONGRESS SIKHS SAY NO iw,« New Delhi, Nov. 27. An authoritative New Delhi source disclosed today t ioL.o JlI nah P^sident of the Muslim League, and Liaquat All Khan, the League secretary, have accepted the British Invitation to ro to London with tin Viceroy. They will leave
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    2 Jew Immigrants Die Of Wounds
    38 1 HAIFA, Nov. 27. -Two Jewish Masal immigrants, reported injured in the resistance yesterday in th? transfer from the ihip Lochita died in hospital this morning. Their burin w re cairied out quietly.
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    Nazi Consul Plotted To Kill British King, Queen In U.s.
    56 1 Nazi Consul Plotted To Kill Britis h King, Queen In U.s. Nov. 26.— tion-G-Men Headqu had discusse id Queen Elizabet United States Germans F th i German named at S the n. was ever •The Federal Bureau oi Intrters has dl d fha i tl King I 1939. 8c I
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    Greek Officer, 10 Gendarmes Killed
    41 1 L'7 A f; rid ten i ndarm< s were lied jo an all-night battle 31 uerillas who attacked Mandate a i> northwest of Edesas In lacedonia, a report f I reek Third Army Corp.- gald 'oday.
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    The Odds Dine At White House
    111 1 WASHINGTON, Nov. 27 Th war-enforced blackout at White Hon Lrst dinner i President Tru nan ng I r dip! >mat and to 32 r»th» r The d'i r s the first l Whil Hou 1939 when Adolf Hitler < w /rid. The irc nd
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    Paratroops Rushed To Hanoi
    135 1 Paratroops Rushed To Hanoi HANOI. Nov. 27. frtAel ran hurriedly r,.rri d paratroopers Into Hanoi on Tu( lighting mUaoed »r. Ha and Lang on. nhrmi d port I •ti lUng of ink »a/o loaded with i on aU a-, romp!' tely undei ..,'1 Rida) rn Ituation "well nd. i bej
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    BIG 4 BID FOR AGREEMENT
    78 1 'iiifj. r i policy oi ecrecy adopts*] id to > I t U 'M'J b Bin d« la log the I elliti peactj Ureatle hiiwlipii] u-» •i iOttafttfle. rmdnUmi tffoH by 'i.,- i .■t r m,,., uri to tan l "V di.scus.Mont b.-t v. i.
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    Fishing Partially Resumed On Pangkor, But Situation Still Tense
    299 2 Fishing Partially Resumed On Pangkor, But Situation Still Tense (i>u» O'vn Keporier) IPOH, uesda Although many evacua families from rouble spol on Pangkor Island ha returned home, and the fishing nidus, ry partially resumed, the sanation remains somewhat tense, following threa I issued by one pj y against anoiher. One
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    $5-Million To Develop Sarawak
    227 2 $5-Million To Develop Sarawak I ndei th pn ol th< gonial Development and Weltttfe Acu, the Br tiah I DTOvlded funds to p Pie developm 2;' ol tin m ureas, th mpi ir< ment one healt n sei fjces, .'nd the went and 1 l of the pe pi the
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    Penang Malays To Tackle Prostitution
    136 2 ITn I, »jne Stall R< port i I'fiNANa. Wednesday. -With a riew to checking prostitution the Penang Malay Association Is contemplating plans to launch a campaign. The matter, lj still in it* pre um'narf stages but steps an being taken to get afflc a] anc
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    LORD TEDDER HERE ON DEC. 5
    42 2 Marshal of the Royal Air Force, Lord Arthur redder, is due to arrive in Singapore on the evening )i Dee. :>. on an official visit. He is making the trip out from England t<> Singapore by flying-boat.
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    Dawn Creepers At Harbour Board Arrested
    211 2 Dawn Creepers At Harbour Board Arrested i >ur men. who were caught in the Singapore Harbour Board a protect, d place— without permits, were sentenced to m tnths rigorous Imprlsonmenl each, by Second Dis rlct Judgt T. T. Russell, y< Two ol them. A!i bin Kasslm (20) and Wu Kow
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    10 Weeks' R. U. For Petrol Theft From Lorry Tanks
    77 2 cedtot.n "eja nment ■25* Naval io' The men w* (23). drive; which Ave gallon been stolen, andl m \tttk <22> driver* L'ffiM *oo pleaded > t a According to the a police jeep pati Street at 9.10 P m saw
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    HUNT ON, BUT NO PIRATES
    85 2 (Our Own Rep< PENANG. A hunt by the Customs an RA.so member* ai Battalion West V ped with fire-arms failed I a single pirate. With utmost hunting-party which ed to the teeth," K the-island cruise n fait I j boats belonging to the R The
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    Local Forces Being Raised To Replace British Troops
    235 2 umaon, Nov. 37.— 1n reply to questions in the House of Commons, the War Secretary, Mr. Bellenger, stated '.hat South East Asia Command will be disbanded on Dec. 1. The number of British troops in South East Asia has been reduced as
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    1,064 Naafi 'Smokes' Got Him Six Weeks
    90 2 As b result Investigat ii s IJ^' the S 1 8., William Coe a gr tlj* charge hand at the N.A.A.P.I. warehouse in Palmer Road, wa« searched on leaving the pr< mis s at 430 p.m on ruesday and found with a tin
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    TWO SIKHS FOUND WITH ARMS AMMO
    55 2 TWO SIKHS FOUND WITH ARMS AMMO ARMS, T i Sikhs, Birwand Singh Singh, who were I at I u Ton Streel .li rev >h Ti rounds ol amn 1 ard the charge JPla i. d lum in the Th rd oui: rday m re orden d ti lice cust li
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    Tengku Idris Shah Returns
    55 2 Tengku Idris Shah Returns (Our Own Reporter) K-aNG rengku Writ Shah bin Bultai Uaiddin Buleiman Shah, brother o. H. h. the Sultan of who wai studying In B I, he returned to Klan rl wi at to England in Wh- n th,. war broke out. he RAP. and !ii enlisted
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    29 2 WKLUNOTON, N\ j< h, „m, In the Nan Zealand election indicate that Labour has its amon^ those 10 far a minion peoph th< polli to- Q] the rxwntry for
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    3% Siam Rice For Malayan Union
    80 2 All movement, ol rice to Malayan Union, Imported the 3 per cent, export scnea I from Siam, should De accoi panied by a movement p;nj endorsed by an Assistant Controller of both th( Union and Singapore. No restriction on m from Singapore will b
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    FELL OFF LORRY AND DIED
    44 2 At a Coroners inqi day, into the death iPiew, who died Hospital on Sept 12 juries received dm I an over- crowded lon G. Port r. the Sing ner, returned a verd due to sh< i k ai I
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    ESTATE MATEREIALS POUR IN BUT ACIDS STILL IN SHORT SUPPLY
    427 3 ON THE RUBBER FRONT I (Tribune Staff Reporter) Rubber estates are no longer experiencing di u h obtaining their estate materials due to sup- idilv coming In from England and India. I was by Mr. Tan Hin Van, a prominent
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    Riot Sequel: Javanese On Murder Charge
    115 3 Riot Sequel: Javanese On Murder Charge 11l riot involving Javan se labourers I >n the evening I f which two ChinI killed, a Javanese. I appearea d I .J ibling at the I sterd iy on I L the prosecution, I in question a I arrested a Chin. !n connection
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    Indonesians Forced Him To Carry Samsu
    73 3 guilty in the Third < ourt yesterday, to a rge of carrying 58 ?ars of samsu, du■099.70 cts., in a ng, which arrived on Oct. i7 from »i-api, the chinchew Chng Teow Pin. 250. nan distillery of eni, consigned the o Chuan Wine Sii
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    NEVER DROVE BEFORE: INDIAN KILLED MAN
    80 3 NEVER DROVE BEFORE: INDIAN KILLED MAN (Our Own Reporter; PENANG Remarking tha I who had never rjrh motor lorn killing a man. Mi. B J. J< i bh( P nang D: Uudge, sentt nee u lugustln to six mont impi onm nt rous drl On an count ol I ift
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    Army Council Member Visiting S'pore Camps
    92 3 Th- Financial \\< mber < 1 tin Army C 11 Ai MP. a rrive ii Singapore earh; in December tc visit Armj Lshments her« London that Mr Freeman tourii o eatres veiling by .1 of nfor--1 A my Council in Lo th< difficult anj
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    Cambridge Exams. Next Week
    82 3 Over two thousand Candida ft taking th( Cambridge Examinations i n id Singapore bet n Dec. 2 and Dec. 13. Th t] English part ol the Scl Certificate examination I idy b« en held at all c Tin- States pres< I gest numb' i ol candidal
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    Jap Defence Counsel Suggests Court Visit PoW Camps
    183 3 DEATH -RAILWAY TRIAL Af. r a hi ing flvt ig in the trial of 1 i i rshida, construi tfst I railway, and foul n a reel y chai vrh The trial a adjourned Ili on afond ding a t d fi
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    Labour Union President Fined For Trespass
    127 3 Labour Union President Fined For Trespass CH KLANG, Charged Witt wii I B upp, pre ilrient ol 'hi n iab >ur n I 10 on each r\ d (\d Selaj Ml f ('ivi:c > I vCl< Ho| d thi thou tpi lon Hi ed to hold a me ttnp 01
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    Attempted Theft, Youth Convicted
    88 3 ed t i onclu Ah Lai, one of threi tri d at I he Assizes ws fd by Mr Justice G. L. Job! to three neat! roUl 111 onment. Th- two other bi V k n Koon and H i Kok Ann i 14 1. were
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    87 LICENCES RENEWED
    21 3 tion ol Ji i Slew i liceno Cafe, in Collyer Q < i day I i 1 c r
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    MacNAMARA PICKS HIS MEN
    101 3 'Our Own Reporter) I BUTTERWORTH Ovr> r <> hundred p* i on. turned uj> .n th< h. itterworth Pol ce Stiatioif for th. i ction ol Poflee re* cru The men presenting. for elei tion we lined up on th Bii C. p dang and M:
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    ACCUSED COULD NOT BE IDENTIFIED
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    Morning Tribune THURSDAY, NOV. 28, 1946. Consultations On India
    354 4 Morning Tribune THURSDAY, NOV. 28, 1946. Consultations On India !Thc British oovernun;n\\. Invitation to Indian leaders ID vUA London with Uio Viceroy to discuss th6 bi La of the forthcoming i.> eUng of he Indian Congti ment Assembly unfortunatedy offers no hi pi ol solving he crisis. Thi consul ations
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    The End Of The Nelson Touch
    809 4  - The End Of The Nelson Touch H.L HOPKIN OilK LET! ER FROM LONDON *by*™ Brit in the a genen us to j but in the case j. on, it has I been g« i long enough. The Labour ntroduc'r.': I bill to legislate for the tion ot 'rant that been
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    50,000 Girls Chose Him.
    25 4 50,000 Girls Chose Him. i chances is Mcl ael Wiidlaat six veai rt ol British films had to wait thi i nl "Plccad 11 10
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    Delayed Plane Landing Being Investigated
    122 4 Delayed Plane Landing Being Investigated An official announcement was mdae by Air command. South East Asia, today on the report ed delay In the all >w?ng of a j 8.0.A.C. Lancastrian to land a1 rhe id ith passenI mall ."i unite from md to Australii The text Is a Th
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    INFORMATION ON ATOMIC WEAPONS. TOO
    192 4 INFORMATION ON ATOMIC WEAPONS. TOO Troops' Data Lake Succ "•-Trie S>v„ ter V. M Milnotice that Russ member, of the rjSited n£* for full informal r® of arms include .V^ rocket-power.d wVanon? fl Referring to tl Senator Tom United Stat. international should includt dat tary of orgai said that ii
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    Cruiser Newfoundland Back Home
    49 4 Cruiser Newfoundland Back Home DEVONPORT Nov Newfoundland, S,OOO-ton expected at Devon port from lervice in the I has on board 100 navi including small numb- r Marines vho U b on arrival. The ship i i.-'> i and placed In board is £-50 1 purchased in Austra company Reuter
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    PASHA GETS VOTE OF CONFIDENCE
    50 4 PASHA GETS VOTE OF CONFIDENCE CAIRO. Nov. Tl P Sidky Pasha last oj of oonfldence in Chamber 'of I walkout by 54 OppC nnd therebg to possible treaty of alii aw i ill- vote support lOsed course of gotiationj with the I to 0 witli three absl the absei I
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    Egyptian Parliament Holds Secret Session
    142 6 CAIRO, Nov. gf.— Willi tJinus.ititls ol police una ling; lh€ building, 'he Egfpthkn Parliament this even lug weiy into secret session to dismiss /he rormnlu reached with Mr. Erne** U'vin, British Foreign Secretary, for revision off 4 he Aiiflo-Efyptiafl Tre.i.v Bai d.-.j <.- th,l Prettier,
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    Award For S'pore Fireman
    47 6 Thr Colonial Police Medal foi fcdlantry, awarded to Divisional Officer Leonaid Frederick Phipp'. •I the Singapore Fire Brigade, will be p'i tented before parade of «.he nemberi of the Singapore Fir. 'iri^ade at the Central F'ire .St;. '.ion, Singapore, at 7 a.m. tomorn
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    138,000 Ask For Resettlement Training
    49 6 138,000 Ask For Resettlement Training -.')-)N T Nov ft.— Mr I).. ked the Mr. d i undei i I ettlement <; ni i Mr. i luding oy applicants, 131 have i)« ■••ii r< ing undrr the vocational train hefcae of which 106.767 cept< f i P7h ili 31 ,854 Reuter
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    World Conference On Trade
    41 6 World Conference On Trade i man B< i today tlw ,i aooM la ipril x would be c D il 'Tali i t .»t- i d, ho: I d. v.- sid th d tfcal R ia wh htsJ d delegat'on ti
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    ALLIES OPEN ZONES TO EACH OTH
    27 6 'ii;ur i d tion and nainten-r I a quadi i -partita I the American military CJ..\«rnirani diclosi d m -u A.P.
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    MRS. FAWCETT BELIEVES HUSBAND STILL ALIVE
    270 6 LIVERPOOL, Nov. 27. --The wiU of the famous exp orer Colonel P. 11. Pawcett who ad out <> explon the dense Brazilian Jttngle in lt'2;j and nevei returned arrived ar Liverpool today from South AnuTi.'i in the iteamer Santander, Mrs. Paw cett, aged ie>.
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    MRS. PANDIT: S.A. DELEGATE DELIBERA TELY FRIVOLOUS
    592 6 New York. Nov Vi.. Lakshm* Pandit I oiler ot tin Indian delegation to the United Nations. )lied vigorously !n the Un ted itlon3 Joint political and le^al tee t<>-day to the speech by the South African d legate. Mr Heat« -n Nicholls. She
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    US LOAN FOR PHILIPPINES
    34 6 WASHINGTON, V ■traction Finance Director Qeorfe Allen Praaident Truman arrangements have kx for the U8.525 .000,000 Philippinei Oovernn th*> new Republic Bleel i commitments Allen said thai zr pending. A.P.
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      179 6 I.l*l, \li\i;il //V\f i\ MALAYA TQ THE MORNING TJUBUNI *«^^^s>*^_^s_^^_-h_^^_ w >^_ 1^^ Uiofc Down, Look Dtiwn r> lyonesome Rope! By Al a^ OBVIOUSLY THERE'S Y MR. VAN ~^X^ -Jl M if*!** ?SO THASS A "1 I "FmE 4-s th FLQOP" WHARVAN i> A GAY COSTUME < CRAMP LIVES X
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    GARY GRANT RETURNS TO SCHOOL-KNIGHT IN SHINING ARMOUR
    567 7  - GARY GRANT RETURNS TO SCHOOL -KNIGHT IN SHINING ARMOUR Henry Gris OUR SPECIAL FEATURE FROM HOLLYWOOD By Morning Tribune I Corres. in Hollywood i i d. The sumn c se and th<' I i this p; resolved not I unity or s room; e the precious vac was s Ll]
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    Training Of Dutch Troops In Britain
    186 7 5 The Under r Foreign Affairs, M ,ew, declin Commons to- a ic ■■:■>■ i Lathat no Dutch tied in Bri« 10 the lat< n i \v ad nned In r\ -.1 the pro? a peacel tlenn nt in he impending with- :*H British
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    around The Town
    809 9  -  VERA ARDMORE WITH Perfumed Gifts c, uu make a i ptable pi We h red them during pi rs 1 feel sur that there Is no one who i not welcome fresh st .-I beauty pre* paration^. At Robin I D Raffl ther< prod ol the famous
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    Why Grow Old?
    471 9  -  Josephine Lawman By While You Wait There are helpful exercises Which you can take while goin 5 about your daily tasks and errands without creating a mob scene on the gtrest or bringing gutfaws from your family. These are not quite so valuable as mat exercises but
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    UNKNOWN
    51 10 I. 7 --A batch orphan .nd have ar:ter a stormy eden. The ehilUms of the Nazi> pith families who jvide them with Mi vale curs took 3 in various parts y Some people far as Glasgow iren back with I the third batch ewish children to country since last
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    Hindus & Muslims In India's 'Home Guard'
    292 10 Hindus Muslims In India's 'Home Guard' BO\ L R\Y Recruitmcn 1. h, IV for a volunteer ci Izen army d the Home Guard"— which will help the police m chocking communal disturbances Bombay is thill the fh-i of In aces to launch n clearly d.-lu, u scheme of thi, kind.
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    Brides From Shanghai Go To 'Frisco
    113 10 Brides From Shanghai Go To 'Frisco SAN 1 RANCISCO. Nov 26.— American servicemen ox V STS Oi :11M, bride- from China in every sing number and th- loci I r. \\g on w.th increasing di>may. IgfjßßJgratieQ official* sav thai most <>! the Cl.ine.se bnd« i ar« ituj frOSl the .Shanghai
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      78 10 COAL SAVING London. Nov. 27 Between 2,000 and 3.000 tuns of coal will be saved by Army Southern Command, who last summer saved nearly 9,000 tons of fuel wood, which was placed into stock lor winter. CATHAY 17/ II am., 2. 4.15. 6.30, 9.:!0 THE GREATEST JUNGLE PICTURE EVER SEEN!
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    They Renounce BarracKs Room For Monks' Cell
    150 11 They Renounce BarracKs Room For Monks' Cell Noi 27. R nouncm ior the k's c il. fl u Engto Jerusal m and n men of the Trap.l "i Cm Th Idlers will spend th nri th< lr Uvea undergoing rigours ol the most severe i U i rd r In
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    Our Special Food Markets Report
    303 11 Tama: lad $10. L ff< Pure Ran quality) $75. Qua J fcuurabaya No. l $ao Padang Bali N. i S7Q- is? $60. E.K Ni.. 1 t V'i $40. No. 2 per cent. $30; 30 p, r Tea Dust Cloves:— s4o. Cinnamon: $38 Gum Benjamin n
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      Markets Dull, But Easier
      137 11 (O nt) Tin tin and rubber m (iull lei erday lr. were uuy- [1 iaii E itheri K wer wan*in the Austral an I was very little to report an< ws Am mg D llai H ad s Hers M w tl ng< V 05 with
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    LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE
    76 11 •NDON, Nov. 26. Piicc. in Ctions of the stock martoday show<d declines. Witching of capital into Industrial equities ha_ now comely ceased and profittaking generally Qui. t market rt 1 ulted in a long li-t ol small Oiltedgi mit small -and persistent Belling and d easy. Industrial
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    PENANG MUSLIMS WANT RELIGIOUS COUNCIL FORMED
    121 11 PENANG, Nov. 23.— A request to Government to form a Muslim religious council. "Majlis Ugama Islam" for Penang all Province Weileslcy has been made by local Muslims At a meeting ut representatives of various Muslim bodies, a resolution to this effect wa> a lengthy
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    SCOUT VC DIES
    43 11 WEST WICKHA A. Nov. Z Victor Oeoi who last year Corn well Decoration V.C. 1 has died in His lather and both killed and he ously injured when tl at Pickhurst Drivi ham. was bombed in l l A\ J
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    Around The Local Cinemas
    129 11 CAPITOL "Bathing Beauty Red Skelwith Est.h r Williams Basl i\f, Ethel Smith. EUU I dwin and Jean Port r Met ro-Ooldwyn-Mayer). Here lm brimming over vvith fun, colour, music, beautirul girls, in fact everything that adds up to really entertaining movie fare. Hollywood pi i ducers
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