Morning Tribune, 14 November 1947

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    8 1 MORNING TRIBUNE ■I mfffw 10CESTS. UvN.-v n. INT.
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    85 1 --H from the Queen <lS fanv,u S ccolleent -n n sipphire pieces i n J „s worth millions of tftdmt that gift "f f 2* < mt (joid mtom, n i>" t- 'he largest §tHd cast nu hi Attempted thw. v'tuld b* taken to Ltmi fMi \uttk-tnd hy Fi'ld
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    13 1 Yesterdatfa shooting m Geyln m/. White circle indtcatr, ififN (junman fell (Tribune Photuyrnph).
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    Gunman wounded in Ambush
    142 1 (Tribune Crime Reporter) Children fled m terror when a police party, with Runs m hand, chased an armed Chinese who was trying to "shoot it out' after being trapped m a police ambush m Loronj U, lieyiang, shortly before "<*m yesterday. The Police fired two smrts
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    74 1 L Nor. 13 At th<? plernry erence hoi-! m Kuala Lumpur yesy itttwoen the Governor of the Ma- Hiahrosses the Rulers and repree UMNO at King'i House, a numKcenary to give effiect to the opoealgfor the Federation of Mali lfajesty'l I'lOveinment has alicoeptance came up for disf iln dtocuwed
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    XPERT S'PORE
    31 1 XPERT S'PORE Ire Government appoint a IK lirect the (olohe disease, isclosed yesterW. J. Vickers, cdical Services, he meeting 01 ouncil. stated that the latins a speeiato difficulty m Ible candidates.
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    17 1 If 13.-Seventy-**i anj bulls to two brothers of the hlgheit [WSttCh a herd. N 2.100 guineas
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    On Other Pages
    23 1 On Other Pages $200,000 To Start TB Clinic Page 2. Mother m Pool of Blood- P. 3. To morrow's Race Selections Page 15.
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    CHURCH FAIR
    37 1 Women of the Presbyterian Church held a very successful bazaar m Penang Lan* yesterday. The bazaar was held m order to raise money to replace communion material lost by the Presbyterian Church during the occupation.
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    UNKNWON
    73 1 oh, Nov 1:5 "The biggest cheque m the J«tha!l transfers- £***** is expected to be E/S!? 1 Tommy Lsuvton from Chelsea to »n >t( s (ounty. "•tors fro m Notts oun:y lrav eueci to Lonaon DteSm ar Ht a to give a player-believed to rh.'Kf l ,i 7 eaT
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    Ceylon Freedom
    9 1 U»«oa. Nov. W.-The Ceylon Jones, ColonUl Secretar,.
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    CAR THEFT RING SMASHED
    216 1 CAR THEFT RING SMASHED (Tribune Cffi-T ,^P«"-" hing o f The Police last nf|ht c amjeri the smash ng P one of the most successful ringa ot S ng TWs re ring had been concentrating on thefts of 10 rested by A.&.r. gquaj Inspecto r Mong and detectives of the
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    S'pore Government Donates $½-Million To Wedding Fund
    307 1 S'pore Government Donates $½-Million To Wedding Fund The Singapore Government ll to donate $500,000 to the Princess EUZ Tts^y n r^^Tl^ZLsory Council, it was agreed hat tU^foveSent should vote this contribution to the Fund which is to bo utilised m a major housing scheme for Smg a por e a
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    Medical Chief will start TB Clinic with $200,000
    861 2 Trib.tn .<■ t>' R. t^r*tr) i fllpirinrirT'f D-ieclor oi Me Services, Di \V. J. Vickers, m the Advisory Council yesterday the assurance that he would sponsor an<! support a separate j expensive. tuberculosis clinic for Singapore, involving a capital expenditure of 5200.000.
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    LOST $35, TOOK CAUSTIC SODA
    67 2 fftnmff 'V had lost his chtthmn nmi c-ish $35 m a leather t-ag wftil m a Seremban Singijy>rr trnn. n Seremban Chinete, Trii Liam Tiang. aged T2. took eam»He sodta with his breid at a houst on Tanjong Paiar Road on Tut sdajf night. He
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    ALLEGED MEMBER OF API
    87 2 The first prosecution against the Angkatan Pemuda Insaf (API> organisation m Singapore, took place yesterday when Ahmad Balki bin Suib (39>. an Indonesian, living at No. 44, Duku Road. Singapore, was produced before Second Magistrate L. C. Goh on a charge of being a member o!
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    Won't Be Closed
    35 2 LONDON, Nov. 12. Mr. John Dugdale, Financial Secretary to the Admiralty, denied m a writI ten reply to Mr. Charles Taylor, Conservative, Eastbourne, that it was proposed to. close Chatham Reuter Dockyard.
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    SHB Workers' Delegation Sees Mr. Basten
    207 2 SHB Workers' Delegation Sees Mr. Basten (Tribune Staff Reporter A seven-man delegation from the £.ngap(*re Hartour Board Staff Association met the Chairman of the Board. Mr. Henry Basten yesterday m a conference on the question o! high cost of living and back pay. No definite results were arrived at. Neither
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    Husband won't talk to her claims woman doctor
    262 2 A wife, Dr. (Mrs.) Tung Ying Lam, who claimed that her husband, Vat Chong Lam, completely ignored her and would not talk to her was granted a decree nisi to be made absolute m three months by Mr. Justice Brown at the
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    132 2 Big blonde Ameri. ir, Jolh s«?l. age*l 19. off the Pa*hr\n t^r yesterday at the Fifth Disci Vt Court, fine! $30 fo; ■MSkUlting i Superintendent of Pjlice. Mr. A. R. Anderson, at the charge room of the Central Police Sraiiaa. and an additional $10 iov tiling ■IwiiJh language to
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    Grand Motor Show At Happy World
    96 2 British motor veh cles the latest models m cars and n&otar I cycles will be on shew cc tt&e Ipubhc of Singapore at a grand exhibition being arranged re take place at the Kappy World commenc.ng on Nov. 18. The exhibition, which U b?ing
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    S'PORE CRIME
    147 2 Gunmen m Singapore got away with a total of $2 433 m cash and jewellery from three victims m dawn robberies yesterday. At 5 a.m., four Malay gunmen were reported to have entered the premises of an Indian and :obbed him of 554* m cash and jewellery. I
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    163 2 and recovered a ;.yM matte. 44 rcunQscfi^B munition and 3 ix nfl ammunition, six >S he use were ar: .vT^H The pclice party il^H a number c: c^ckm ing tv the '18 i>M m the house. When the arr.ousi: i^M was prur.g v> ftnei^B wounded apparent!}^! att^ir.pt ~ak?aJ^H He
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    43 2 At a ro C U Singapore r ,♦>**■ Commerce stage of the p; nC es»« funds fo t %-<••!**■ Wiling W" ne n'> >rS B the comm itt %mM money to tak fl .tnvig WPfftrtt^tH view of of it wu} ,->»«»■ of model v Xl
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      102 2 PAINS IN THI JOINTS? Swollen. Innamed, painful fir^k symptoms of WT^jt^r^ < Kidney trouble •> •*hlch should |> jE'^' not be ignored KalJa^P^'c^ De Witt's Kid- B\)f¥^ ney &i Bladder 1 Pills are a well m ZPk known remedy 9 S« which will give 1 Vm. speedy relief by acting
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    114 3 A jc-unq Chmrtr xcomam relai*A tn the sm«/u|>orp i\tr<i*rr j h*> icrrihrmg (xperience utun awakt+ul at t L r'Wl'w. 7 to fimd htr itwther lying m a pool of bioed. "%> hU^d-ftained chopper at her site. TU&I I6ye*rold O*y Pak Mah. gaw cH4e*c ut ike j. y i^q hrr
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    136 3 tin ,nd twelve was pa*" R,uii- >- r Hyl^ ft jiiling at tht> charged with ft $150. wn-.. ne. ft AaU-ci into a Kr Serang R a v-ar. and held j ft. r.d,r at p.s:ol-i fttr* ntered the lift i ftn them the ac ftp. and held up t/:c
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    75 3 m itaff Ueporttr) m trunk containing i to a Malay is m; -tire room of thr i m Station await n«i m and the elothct frp d from a Chinese rr 'td by a police f^-h hours of the •"■-'-"ampd sultan Rd. B l^ has already been ■7^ Sot
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    RCH FOR EXTORTIONERS
    175 3 m '«ung Chinese n M*r k ilt th e First ■5«. accused of attem. m-^ another Chinese, J f,' alleged rrom th^ "ie, threa- in u «-y moot* I "d Lei Kok j X? n -J hu j. charge %1H n eXtOtt $10 a «:-ng under threat
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    TRADE UNIONS SHOULD INITIATE OWN BE NEFIT SCHEMES FOR LABOUR
    263 3 Rfr.rJLt feciiPKies for labour ahouki ber be mtiirted by trad« «mOow and ether labour organisation* themselves, declared Mr. R. P Bingh&ia, Labour Commissioner and leader of the Singapore delegatwß to the 1.L.0. Conference at New Delhi. Th?rf was such a
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    KL Programme For Royal Wedding
    122 3 Tr\- following programme has so far ter.v arranged to celebrate m Kttfilt L«mpUT H.R.H. the Princ. j? EUtabetb'4 wedd ng on Novemtei SO. Fret Cinema Snows Tor school children; Bococf match on t-ie Padang at 5 p.m. Tile T.P.C.A., League Cnamnion*. versus the Rest. A
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    Englishman On Cheating Charge
    66 3 Englishman On Cheating Charge When V. F. Finctfay. a 44 -year old Englishman, appeared at tiie Fourth Magistrate's Court yesterday, on a charge of cheat >ng a Chinese, he was allowed ball m $200 for a week when the case wi}] be mentioned. tf-ndlay claimed trial to a charge o
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    ASSISTANCE TO T.B. CASES IN SELANGOR
    269 3 ASSISTANCE TO T.B. CASES IN SELANGOR The Sela^gor State Welfare Committee recently discussed a scheme proposed by Dr. Holmes. Selangor State Medical and Health Officer, tor assisting these suffering from T.B. m this 1 State. During t*ie B.M.A. days it wa^ the practice o 7 the Central R£- lief Committee
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    PERAK RULER'S BIRTHDAY TOMORROW
    234 3 PERAK RULER'S BIRTHDAY TOMORROW Saturday, Nov. 15. has been declared a public holiday m Pcra* to celebrate the birthday of H*s Highness t^e Sultan since the actual birth date falls on Nov 14. the Muslim New Year Day. His Highness Paduka Sri Sultan Abdul Aziz Almuktassin; ißillah-Shah Yang d'-Pertuar Negri
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    Bevin On German Occupation
    58 3 LONDON Nov. 12, -The British vJSSi slcret.ry, Mr. En««t Brvi". lid 1.1 the Housr of Commons tod.-.v SS th, u.Md Ell .-x.su lo occupy lX Bi-vln said m reply to -aothc: CjU^ion that UO p.rsoas would b»- romovrd from employment m tfec Bn Sh zone on
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    VICTORY SAVINGS CERTIFICATES
    17 3 Sato of Victoiy Savings u;^ tlfleates ud to Novrmbfr 4. 19.7. amounted to $041.75*50.
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    ADVISORY COUNCIL CANCELS BMA ARMS PROCLAMATION
    194 3 The udvisi-.y Council yesterday cancelled tiie B.M.A. Aims Proclamation, and parsed tbf Arms Ordinance. 1f47 A temporary measure. th»s ordinance will bo m force one year and X capable of renewal for .urther periods up to one year. By Claiis," 3 any person who
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    4 Undesirables Are Expelled From Coloy
    175 3 Four more undesirable aliens wore expelled from t^t Col ny yesterday. CftiM «mo«6^ them I is a HokHtea Chl«**s« on whov I boat a police co^stabK> w^s mw- de:.cd. A corpxn-sil of police, whi> !*ad boarded tnr ve sS c! at thi i>;uTie time,
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    SOS APPEAL
    55 3 SAN VRANCUtVO' N(A. 12.— Th< Glotc \V rei«w ttKjay r,.,»..rt c*d inu-.r--i-epting distress *ig r HI» rom S£. Altlicarat on fire h*f**n» Manila and the Chiivi const- 11 U> nx^aCP S"'d i the Dtatch ship is proectdinr und-r 1 its ow" power. bVit ii»**s sh'ps m th< i
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      Fish In Troubled Waters
      186 4 The results of the expensive atom-bomb experiment conducted m Bikini lagoon over a year ago are now being revealed to the civilized world little by little. At the cost of millions of dollars we learnt that goats and pigs do not suffer a loss of appetite
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      Russia's Secretive Weapon
      201 4 Mr. Molotov's announcement that the "secret of the atomic bomb had ceased to exist" has left the world guessing as to whether Russia does really possess this dreaded weapon. Ever since the atom bomb was used m Japan, Russian statements on the matter have been non- committal.
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      All At Sea
      109 4 A virtual collapse of the discussions of the United Nations Three Power Commission was averted by the decision t 0 hold the forthcoming Dutch-Indonesian peace talks at sea aboard a ship. To induce the appropriate atmosphere of friendliness among the delegates, the United States has been requested
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    CHINESE SCHOOL SPORTS IN IP
    37 4 The Antflo-Chmesc Continuation School held their annual sports fmlpoh last ifahrin, mi a great success. Picture shows Mrs. Chin Thin Yctt giving nwiti th* ;«■>* ful competitors. (Scoop's Aituiteur Photo Service //xifti J
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    Eisenhower For President?
    489 4 l After every war, ex. < I cept World War I. the American people j have ejected a mill- tary hero as Presi- dent. Will they do so at the next election? i WASHINGTON The current "Eisenhower for President" boom has the professional politicians worried. And their
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    PLANES FA STER THAN SO
    170 4 WASHINGTON The Army the XS-1. a revolutionary ne-y rocket-propelled plane desrgned to fly faster than sound, ha^ completed three-rourths o! the* test fights ordered before its first attack is made on the Sonic Barrier. The test flights concern the plane's ability to climb and land,
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    Meditation
    16 4 A word fitly spoken »s ii** apples of cold m picture o* silver. Proverbs 25:11
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    HE SLIPPING THROUGH
    27 4 fully tWogyJ Sefl East indu* Fr reb«H Captain B.c-. v( nC complex a.„ M last btptem^^,^ i the i i nie 9 students F^B
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    409 5 I, premie: Khuar.g Aphaiwong denied today ;ip had been set up m Stam. as a result After the first formal meeting v t ir.fr new cibinei. Aphaiwong issued a statement outlining the provisional government's four point policy. He declared (1) That thf new military government will not resort to
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    32 5 I to tup t pootbal CUDS of 14 houses ngton coun- 'to q C.unSuch pubHcitj t0 inflame pubh t v ,ne man who Notttaf- D with bn Re uter Bi::;.u ro-.'iu
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    104 5 If, x n 13 According ft report! reaching ft: Bight Shihchiachft Communist forces Kft-:r..>on the climax of what ft to be one of the ft since the civil ft <;,veinment reports Nationalist forces ft. tcwn and are lighting: ft' Thy admit, how- powei plan i anil have rn^n desshells.
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    12 5 Pj Nov. 13 Burgess the famous tap rnel novels, .lied m
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    SLAVS RETREAT
    48 5 LAKE SUCCESS. New York. Nov. 12: Slav states retreated from insistence on strong action against Franco Spain and the Sub-Committee of the > General Assembly's Political Securit> Committee accented with a minor cha«K'»? the Latin American proposal to return the Spanish issue to the BMUTttf CoUllcil.- U.P
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    THE WHISKERS CLUB
    71 5 Hank to the rh Through the the Fox t who got up f vvWch he had i unily erosIdooi ink reached >" *poke. "Go a-, once tc the barnyard. ■aid the Fox slowly and firmly. 'and carry out my orders. Whisk just had time to dart out
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    GANG ROBBERS' APPEAL BRINGS THEM WHIPPING
    263 5 TPOH Nov. 12.— When Lav Chan and Yong Chong Fook two youthful gang robbers appealed to tne Malavln Union Court of Criminal Appeal against their flve and seven years prison sentences respecuvelj r for robbing their ex-school teacher, the -Court af er listenins to
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    ANOTHER ESCAPE
    12 5 STOCKHOTM. Nov. 13-Tho F-- nan ifii-"-' arrived i" Swed'-n.- U.P
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    Rain To Rescue
    69 5 BIRMINGHAM, Nov. 12— The threat of an immeniate water famine here has been diverted by rainfall m the last three Mays increasing storage at Elan valu-y reservoirs to 55 days' supply. The decision to cut off water supplies to households m th«* Manchester district will be fii--th«'r
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    IEFC AGREES
    30 5 WASHINGTON, Nov. 13 Th.« 3>nation International Emer^ncy Food Council voted unan mously to transfer its allocating functions to th- new brit»'d Nations F'»<»d and A^rt.-ur.ur* Ortf-misat on U.P
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    India Rejects Vacant Seat On Security Council
    377 6 LAKE SUCCESS, New York.' Nov. 13.— Mrs. Vijaya Lakshmi; Pandit, leader of the Indian delegation to the Urited Nations, officially announced yestedray that India had decided to withdtraw from the election for the vacant s*at on the United Nations Security CouncilMrs, pandt declared
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    90 6 «M?nrta to three'^ri^^^H |»nn.r!s..r.n:tntonrrS? r .^H Ah Pat. m:- eld.ri? kfiS^H Shauuudd.n bSs5-:?^H trate Court. V Imra*d atwy out cf •.'■-Cmß uoirin hvirst .nt -sfl^^H her lr.noc*>r.ot of t v ct&T On Oct Q Mr. V.,'.^.^M Tbiiiii \me Kheu. f w :.i 5 jeweller;, .-two d tL^i^^B rings, two
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    Marshall Hints Wedemeyer Report May Be Suppressed
    347 6 WASHINGTON. Nov. 12.— Secretary of State George C. Marshall said today ihe entire Wedemeyer report may ne\er be released because "I don't think it is to the best interests o f the Chinese Government, or 10 our Government to release it." Marshall said,
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    Wales Creates History At Hampden Beating Scotland 2-1
    188 6 GLASGOW. Nov. 13.— A great crowd of over 70.000 saw Wales score a deserved 2-1 victory over Scotland m th« international soccer match at Hampden Park Stadium here yesterday. Ail the goals came m the first half It was the first Welsh
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    Myrtle For Royal Wedding Table
    46 6 London. Nov. 13.— Myrtle from a tree grown from a spng of Queer. Victoria's wedding bouquet will decorate the :r.ain table at the wedding breakfast at! Buckingham Paiace after the marriage of Princess Elizabeth ?nd Lt. Philip Mour.tbatten.— Reuter I held.
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    53 6 SHANGHAI Nov '*3. --^H Chinese law formally took m zance of Inflation rouay^when^H i National Government offl» j nounced that al 1 fines st;rulat<^M the criminal ccKles an-.: poiicea^H lations be Increase 1.000 *> :E j^^H At this rate the finei m be "cheap" m view of the cm
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    37 6 Wooler. Nrrtl:uir.ber.and- >■ 12: KarlKr .■->: ::J;^M of war. was eh rged with murdVrin* --^B Eugene Mergentta! r «g body was f. v d b near their i %^^m aftvr having HW missing. *vai- custody for eight Reuter
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      195 6 [RAFFLES HOTEL Tbnifcht POPILAK FLOOR SHOW ATTRACTION I MAKGARFT. MAURICE MARYfiA djr t -"r. 1 Whit? 4: Biu« 4: Leber>traum Syncopation tidm si>io: to Nor.-resider-ts $140 r^NOTICf: The management announce; complete •<? jrganization of the catering deot. The f>e*>t cuisine m town under exnert supervision. C. K. TANG I Pewter
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      40 6 A GREAT OCCASION J% ■■1 ft I 111 I CATHAY CHAPUHI IAInAI m I "MflNSlEillll Midnight Tonight W.Y MJj .y 1 CHARLES L^— f CHAPLIN'S Uo^,S oy l TRIUMPHANT m '^.i*" I RETURN! Mi I A—' lV<< 4 V*^^ I
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    Ground The Jown
    1004 7 1 c 0 :don Mcv Road. VJ V i v c was deiorated and I ranged w rvif n M bi? r E r'-^gan. m I E s present j Mr and M«., E'-y Mb Lurna KiiV- Miss Roma E i EIJaS M»IU B c I oei
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      127 7 M. FLWTER S. GRtfIBERG WHOLESALE 41 RETAIL DEALERS IN DIAMONDS AND JEWELLERY 4.0L8 41 1 All! ITt lASES m 9 Carats 18 Carats Gold Telephone: 7923 67, STAMFORD RO^D. BY CW&T JMJIIJPINO SLNGAPOKE MALAYA DRY CLEANING CO. 416. ORCHARD ROAD SINGAPORE. PHONE ***** Quick and Satisfactory Service By Efficient Shanghai
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    NAAFI Inspectors Hold "House warming" Party
    232 8 Th, Ml inn and gaiety tO UM fu!! at thj "Houaewarmiiit" Cocktail Party and Dwee held at the NAAFI Inspectois' Mess at Victoria Bank Pasir Panjang Road, on Saturday, lasc and the lar^o gathering piesent WBW unanimo«U m their verdict that "it was rarefy
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    The Major Does Needlework
    83 8 London. Nov. 13. Major Crawley Boevey. 64. of Camberley (Surrey), is doing; needlework to earn dollars for Britain. He itf high on the list of "accredited workers" for the non profit- making W.V.S. company, Women's 1 Home Industries, who work on ex- ports for dollars. A
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    124 8 LO^KJN Nov H Warirnß to HoliyvvKxi thai it it eootlniwa t»> refuse to send tihv.s to Britain the British lilmgoet may forgot his favourite American stars hns beta by Mr. Glenvil Hali. TlO sury Financial Sec: eta: y "We were willirji to settle the <lispute with Hollywoo! any tune
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    203 8 LONDON. Nov. Five thousand women yiipnd M PflnceM Elizabeth arrived at the London Palladium Royal Command Performance. Her gown CfcUMd tIK gaip a gown of remarka'nl" tovelUMM m white satin brocade patterned with gold. With it .she '\vo2e a white \r>:; cape. Lieutenant Philip MounLbatton, wearing a dinner jacket,
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    64 8 4 1/1 *"*»rw London. Nov. 13.-1 !has made Princea Lady of the Order oi the ter. He invested her*J at Buckingham P° lace insignia ol the Ordri I ribbon of t'ngflsheM* diamond star and a d:^ 'band. The Prtocesii the Oarter ribbon at nr» next wetk. Queen Mary andQJ
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    50 8 v.. N Van!, faced a l vl3 concentration of ro^ dor he Con^t, ■cade ago, is jtf'W vfdt i precautions f crtw ;..j Crimiral mvestigj^j j experts who b£ J ember 20. Tn ,t;iv per cert. /^h^y^ available to c on:« Scotland JH n IS *oTe* sU sniciousi)e r
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    12 9 U i Idler, Board of Etvy Secretary, tIM tax. :i 111
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    141 9 Picture) Air Vue-Mnrshal J. D. Brcakep, Air Officer Commanding. Malaya, and Mrs Bnokry left for home recently ON ihf a.s. City of Carl.sle carrying with them the good Irishes of thoir many friends In Singapnrt Air Vice-Marshal Breaker's place here is taken by Air Vice-Marshal Whit worth-Jotten.- (Tribune Photograph). [to
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    47 9 m [3 H">'- s th< rn:t'n H. taya I■r X m a letter H* H coun w hom X beauty X .s the B nan of I urti K. :c.':: Hr. 1 1 Soviet H < ;rni, I C B i rH C iisulta- frame H>. ■t
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    May Protest
    14 9 IBs sss ■I U impawn 1 old anti- 1 v Ruma-I U.P
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    DOCTOR TELLS OF NIGHTMARE CAR RIDE-AND CRASH
    317 9 LONDON Nor. 13 "A doetoi 1 iv- men lift :n his cat ;it nighi t- Id yesterday «-i h:s growing un as ncsa v they asking him I'm nuin» y irhile he drove .iicriu. Hi sh d 'hat he even Mdf M v
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    African Governors To Meet In London
    126 9 I A COnfcftnea of African Uovnnors, the first of its kin'l to be Ihm, op«-nt'd In t*ip Hoaro M>morinr Hall, Th«- Church Hous«', Westminster on November 7 and will finish OQ Nowmbcr 21. The eonfvrene* w;ii «Jimuss African af'slrs U'ukr thrtt main grotipuigs po'itical
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    Cominform's Aims
    50 9 I PRAGUE Nov. U. The first i issue of the (>. niir.foim nia^izmt 1 was publishc«l J:i Bt lgrad<. vest,A V with ithe ('««tiajatir-ii tha f "ironi our journal will ratouiMl the voic«' of Ibi people aga*nst warmongiis lor lasting peaea ;vul for the peoples of dtmo U.P
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    BULLIT BADGERED
    36 9 PARIS, Nov. 13.— The Communist newspaper "Huirallite yesterday ao cuscd the fom.cr U.S. >■!)— Hlor. Mr. William Bull.tt. of beinir a MTMOB* ■W who interferes md screetly m j the internal allairs ot biatice. U.P
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    "IRON CURTAIN"
    43 9 LAKE SUCCESS, New York. Nov. 13.— Thomas Cabili of the Philippine! said yesterday he wished the next General Asuewb'y session of the Unted Nations could be held m Russia k.ecause "I want to see wh.it is behind that iron curtain"- U.P
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    BR. ADMISSION On A-BOMB
    39 10 PARIS. Nov 13.— The Rightwinp Paris newspaper "L'Aurore. published a report from its London correspondent, R. Pbctafa), ye j teraay saying that British Army Iciiciais are convinced that Rus- U.P sia has the atom bomb-
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    REDS ON RAMPAGE
    48 10 MILAN. Nov. 12: Communal I mobs roaming the streets ;n reprisal against the Icilling of Communists m j recent brawls today attacked and I sacked the headquarters of the t.\treme Rightist "Comrr.on Man P«n< 1 and then attacked the Catholic news- i j>aper "lUlia".- U.P
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    44 10 Sydney. Nov. 13 -B will send live a:: cm tain en an exchange I RAF to participate m sation of the Conn squadron m Britain 1 pire basis. Group Captain 1.1 DFC. will leave for B| month to attend the! Force Staff Ccllege.-S
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    51 10 TOKIO, Nov. 11 1 suigi ry r< moiii fibrous ;ur.iouisloast 221 ictimsrf oonihing m Him ti.. tsi 21 montH noA-siui- reporte the smg.iv u^spi i v Gen Kr?uJ siiima ti 'pita! T Katsuben that".:* 1 ;:v: l gra-iiwlly llecrf i radio activity r i,ow s too weak man lieings-
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      227 10 Coiiiie^-Cxelu^ive lo the Morning Tribune J -^0^ *^o** "SUNSHINE FALLS" GOOONEfiG'.LX)ESSPWGG6) \1 WELL,SIR. HCS RION6 IT \I N^<3WeGS PULLED T)4£ PTTCH OONTROL LEVER AND OLLTHATA BJCYCLE^ \j j UKE ACYO£...IN RAa (TJ y TWE OCOPTtR CUMB£D AWAY BERXIE TME VERY ONE3/^ A CYCLE... TECHNICALLY J I S '^l EYE OP
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    20 11 lORD E.S.-X. Nov. Inr' Zbtowski, 25--ish loldler acciM»«i hootebreaklng c.nd firearms, wore two lai ribbons when ho E^ex Assizes
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    From Waiter To Club Owner
    103 11 LONDON, Nov 12— Twenty years ago Samuel Henry, son of a Polish Jew, became a waiter at a London dub and became fired with the amWion to own 1 a club of his own. He later became a wine merchant and part owner of the
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    WAAFS DROWNED
    80 11 Windsor. Nov. 13.— Two WAAF aircraftwomen were drowned m a saloon car discovered yesterday almost completely submergjed m the Thames at Runny- mede. Surrey. The Air Ministry say the two girls have been identified but their names are not to be published until thennext of kin had been
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    PRINCESS DRIVES PAST PICKETS
    96 12 !ON T DON. Nov. 13 Pr nifesy F:r/ab"th «trove thr.m^h s'rilc* pirkHa to LondoVs luxury Savoy Hotel 'ast J>»gnt t afe:ul flow,.- ban m ai<l of disab!i'«i rr.en Striking bolel work.r ejrrj ln| placards. para.Ld r-u-l th< hotel but wore i-War-il by pottc* horn kb« entrn.w
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    British Troops Irgu In Pitched Battle
    103 12 British Troops Irgu In Pitched Battle I I Jerusalem, N>v v a»niy squads today pounce on several hundred Jewish 'nier?rj:n! members m the forest surrou: Tel Aviv an ucheii c to lon^ battle m uhch foui r.;. uf the ligun Zvai L-unii were kille.i A number or persons v>; wounde.i
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    Many Abstentions In Vote On Spain
    157 12 LAKE SUCCESS. K«W Y Ik Nov 12. The United N*tiu!is Political ComtaMm aporov<>l ho re today a resolution rxuresiiug conn-lence "that the B«curitj Council wiH rxercis* its respon--Blbilirr»a under* the Char^r rt soon as it considers that 4 he situatfcm m regard to Spain
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    War Not Imminent
    91 12 WARSAW. Nov 13— A Pol^h Foreign Oifict* spokesman sail yesterday he wos confident that war was not imminent, but added that Russia has only an Army capable of land righting. an<i could reach Paris within x week. The official condemned the American suggestions that western powers conclude
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    Sarawak Flag
    95 12 The .new Sarawak Colony flag, which has been aoDroved by His Majesty the King, arrived In October ami was flown a* the As^ana from Oct. 23 It is based an tht> Union Jack having m the centre the Sarawak crest consisting of the yellow ihleld with the black
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    CUBA'S ATOM PROBE
    30 12 HAVANA. Nov. 12: President Grau San Mart n decreed the creation of a 11 -man Cuban Atomic Energy Coin mission, headed by Health Muiister Jose Aadreu.- U.P
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    KORDA SCOTCHES A RUMOUR
    817 13 KORDA SCOTCHES A RUMOUR STARDUST FROM KORDA'S STUDIOS- M Our Film Reporter* inique sent to the Tribune through his mana- < Alexander Korda. hrad or London Film ProducB* 1 tumour published m another Mal-iyan paper m B t ,j;h mm studios have been forced to sn;«p If olucti<* I llans
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    She's Up To Her Neck In Trouble
    156 13 Robert Taylor is playing hl« easiest scene m "The High Wall," but Audrey Totter i.-* up to her i neck m trouble. Bob is supposedly I asleep on a hospital rot, vvhilr 1 Audrey is rattling: off long passages of dialogue. The words
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    Market Notes And Jottings
    378 14 Market Notes And Jottings (Fnn, Or FiU'inrml C<>rr.> Yeiterday v.r.5 a tenting day for niajkcts Th« ;u t uraulation of bearish events \"«i>.s almost uniQue. Locally the.c was publication of the ;ir^J viratft BUI of the Ir.come TfOc nuasure. certain provisions of Vbu-h v.iU not be relished by the trau^in^r
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    TINS RISE AGAIN
    28 14 TINS RISE AGAIN The Singapore Share Broker* i report reads as follows: Market again mainly centred on tin shares, and most countj ers shewed gains. Industrials continued steady.
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    Rubber Eases 5/8 Cent
    115 14 The market opened easier and i became steadier by noon. It reI ma-ned firm then oecame easier again, and prices at 3.30 p.m. j were at 44j for No. 1 f.o.b. Dec. New York was up 25 cents (U.S.) for Nov.. Dec. was down i cent.,
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    Malayan Share Quotations
    836 14 SINGAPORE. NOV. 13. 1947 Singapore share quotations today as given by the Malayan Shareholders' Association were as follows LVDl'STB'AI Stayer SeJTer Atlas I tf.00 ,4.01 Hex Brie* Ords. 1.80 1.90 Prefs. 3.10 3.20 B. M. iiustee 8.75 950 Cons. Tin Smelters (Ol 22/- 23/do (P) 25/- 26/6
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    "Resistance Forces" In Action In Siam
    28 14 I BANGKOK ■.^■,M^"M sioration of n orta U» reduction of »> v c mental reform. „r tf»^ :0 BrtSggss^ provincv s il* 1
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      425 14 ON YOUR' RADIO TODAY I Rl iV NKTIVOKK. ch«w Guuk^nc Drama*; 1i.30 Amo> %.%7 *v VvJ-M-a Selections. 1245 Do h sue T-lk In MALA\ t\OLI>H >: j v m Trne S.pnal A: NSWJ pro(;ram.>ies J° 6 2EI! 1-00 .00 piii. 4N u.etie^in JJ^ n Caalor!^ t i.is O p«-nin>: he
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    ACKEY FOR THE BIG RACE
    719 15  -  GARRICK ALL SET FOR TOMOR ROW'S RACES [BY With good fields, good going and racing-starved j Singapore eager to welcome the revival vi racing here the Singapore Turf Club November meeting which begins tomorrow, bids fair to be the most successful m its history. Chief
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    RACE CARD
    767 15 Horses, Class 2, Division I, 7 Furs. SPEAK MIRTH blk a m 12 2 Ellery 900 PRINCE EUGENE 4y bag 0 Turner 8 10 COLD WAVE 4y br a g 00 1 Harper 8.07 JACK DRUCE II 4y brag 2 1 Lewis 807 GENONIAN 6y brag 02 1
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    SWING BADMINTON PARTY.
    67 15 The following wi 11 represent the Swing B P. to a iriendjy badminton match against th? Bright Star B.P. Ml Saturday ai 7 pm. at their court: Ong Tian Si.-w Tan Soon Be<\ Tan Tiam ChW»», Chan Tian Chwee. Ben Tan, AlrttilW W£ Tan Beng Chiang. Yap
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    VALBERG GOOD ENOUGH FOR OLYMPICS
    374 16 VALBERG GOOD ENOUGH FOR OLYMPICS Will our leading high jumper, Mo>d Valtn'i pflifcapAtt 111 the VXIH World UMUa? I* l» r qualified to inter the finals on hi, pWUM standing.' These QUiNtions, vital m thems< Ifti and vital to lJoyd. MM answ'rd by Mr. K. I itMlMlMi at >.steidi>s Olympic
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    JAFFA FOR THE ARABS
    37 16 LAKE SUCCESS. Nov. IS. The United Nations Palestine Par•it ion Sub-Committee discussing the boundaries of the proposed future Arab and Jewish states last nißliJ derided to give Jaffa cttjf to ttW Arab stale.
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    Race Comments
    440 16 Prince Colm. Red Hackle and Donnell Abu should be forward -runners. Selections: LUCKY AEE LIBERT! Horses Class I. Di>. i, 6 furs. Heroden. Olympic Flame, Kinvara, Christmas. Radiant .Rhythm and Martian Maid should contest this event which seems to be an open affair with several newcomers competing. Heroden
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    SEVEN-A-SIDE SOCCER
    73 16 As a result of Tuesday's draw eight teams Will compete m the seven-a-si-i«.» competition iorganis«'<l by the sp >rt3 gecftion of tho Merrilads Musical Association. The competition wiU be iori a knock-out system and the cjround lor a'l matches will be the sports iie;>i iuKarika: Ron i Fixture*;
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    LANCASTRIAN CRASHES
    63 16 LONDON Nov 13 I tish-South A:;.. r y./fl inouncei that th-i: Un 4!^^H aiicrait. Stir L-hi. cwmgui^^l m the stuihoaM outer m*M crasluv! at Bermuda mAj t2 The piiot receive! tacal I'i.J There were no casualties "^^^^^B the passengers 01 trie rest cFi crew. Reute: Today hock-.y fixfj:,.
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    Strong Indian Team For Test Rehearsl
    187 16 SYDNEY. Nov. 13— Amarnath who has quite recovered from h:i attack of gastritis, will lead the Indians tomorrow m their matcli asrainst an Australian XI. The team is: Amarnat^. Hazare. ftfankad, Sarwate. P.ans^iekar, Aahikari, Kishenchan Qol Mohamet. N ivudu. Sohoni and Irr'tii with S
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    SOCIAL ATHLETIC PARTY WIN
    28 16 The Social Athletic Party beat the S^rangoon Association by three goals to -nil m a soccer match played on the Menta! i Hospital ground
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    LOCAL BATTLE OF BLUES
    136 16 i Tl:e "Battle R-)ya;' ■.:'*> [honours between Rafti College und the Medical C?i;ep j will take place today at :l:e PaKlc:: rivalry has aOTs :ed between tiie t •spirts honours and m today! j struggle, the supp.rteri m teami are turning I !orc The tearoi will
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