Morning Tribune, 15 November 1947

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    6 1 MORNING TRIBUNE fgATURDAY, NOV. 15, 1947.
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    active shot dead in cold blood
    161 1 ,i ileuctne teas murder"- "rhnese'ounmm m a coffee f r detect ive.vho ira* with t „r manned to run :[;;:X'!on,er^ ♦ft'- ex-detective m th* stall ichen *hw Chine* approached them about l /> vt Suddenly hot th^ni trim revtlvmt i n d .p*>v,i flrm,
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    ACK PAY COUNCIL to SUE GOVT
    518 1 ACK PAY COUNCIL to SUE GOVT RACIAL DISCRIMINATION CHARGE L Staff Reporter) L i v of tht l>nrk-P«\j < ngapore Gmtm- last wight hinted would bt suing mm, nt for f»l! pay- pay t<> all its tr. la«( nighl it was thai the Council was egal opinion on the p'iX',
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    Deaths From Perculosis
    24 1 rere 28 deaths from tis tor the «,vek ending agairM 24 m the prei rere 157 deaths and 533 the period.
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    Robbery
    20 1 test- gunman, accon>« another Chinese and held up Malay occuI house m Hertford Rd yesterday, and robot jewellery worth
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    AF PILOTS
    32 1 LJJw 14. A few Air wrpi ca.iets will be actr:iinin X as Royal fi Plot« from next month. nations are the Air Corps > certlfictte and the vacate .standard of edu-
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    DO S'PORE FAMILIES TO BE QUIZZED
    198 1 Staff Reporter Ng Welfare De pa r t J.f o n« to launch Us CLIE?" wit h sixty r and Me(lica bli tlle movement ls 1 )aVf'? (tlial basis for J JJ future social work. sfr( ">i the secreihSS w lfare 2t. ay/ es
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    Queen's Household Clerk Found Peat
    71 1 LONDON, Nov. 14. Jamea C. C. Cole (60) chief clerk and accountant of the Queen's household, was found dead at his home, Nottingham Cottage, Hensington Palace. He is believed to have died from the effects of coal gas poisoning. An inquest will be held by
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    Battle Against Armed Dacoits
    58 1 Rangoon. Nov. 14.— A "striking force" of armed police -s leaving Rangoon today for Ara* kan to rein'orce the force of soldiers and police operating against armed dacoits there a h:gh police official m Rangoon saicj The combined operation-] are now 'm full swing" against the
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    Fire On Ship
    66 1 Dover. Nov. 14— The master and crew of a Dover-Ostend >teamer Prince Baudoin, 3,050 tons, worked several hours last night to have the ship ready for service today after an engineroom fire. Tt took the Dover and Canterbury fire service three hours to get the blaze under
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    Flood Protection
    26 1 LONDON, Nov. 14 A revised fevs land protection flood scheme estimated to cost £6,550.000 is to be forwarded to the Minister of Agriculture. Reuter
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    GAS STRIKE
    26 1 Rome. Nov. Italy's r»o--day nitionwide gas strike ended today after conferences lasting 24 hours. A wage agreement wa> reached aftear Government m Reuter tervention.—
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    Governor To See Valberg Jump
    49 1 Lloyd Valberg (above), Malaya's champion high-jumper and prospective Olympic competitor, will ffot an eshibitio* at the. Jnlan Besar Stadunu at I p.m. today ichcn His Exctllev.ru the Governor, Sir Franklin Gimson, who has mm seen Valberg performing, has expressed his intention of being present.
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    Mr. Dalton: Was Budget 'Leak' the real reason?
    343 1 Mr. Dalton: Was Budget 'Leak' the real reason? LONDON, Nov. 14 (By Sydney Campbell, Reuters Financial Editor). The dramatic resignation of Britain's Chancellor of the Exchequer, Hugh Dalton, on the day after the emergency budget which was almost universally condemned as inadequate, will inevitably arouse conjecture as to whether the
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    Tenders Called For Prefab Houses
    54 1 A move m the direction of solving Singapore's housing problem is seen m the call for tenders by the Director of Public Works for the construction of 18 prefab houses m Beach Road. 30 nt Paya Lebar, six at Joo Chiat. six at Bedok and
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      59 1 On Other Pages Alleged Secret Society Members In Court Page 3. Answers From the Moon Page 6. tTeW m Pictures Pages 8d 9. Today's Races Latest Selections **9* /5. Medicos Win S'p'jre 'Blues" Battle Paye 16 t{ A TflniYl FASCINATING! WAUFri corceous! 3i\pji(js AUTHENTIC Kashmir Silk Sarees m Beiutilul (olaurs
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    3 Hanged For Arms Possession At Outram Prison
    350 2 Civ: You Torvj. Chong Kwek K*o: auo Och Wfth Soon. ocaviotea oi unlawful potSc&sic:: c: sjirs aad ->e;:waceci tv> 4tc*ib by the Supreme Cour. ilngipOre. v.ere Kiii^i at the Ou*ram Road Prison a rc '^rri'ii Chua Yoa- Ttng vai ar: rf ..ome
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    Jap Condemned To Death
    86 2 Ar expert Japanese «wordi Minn who took part la the b<? headin r oi American airmen aac mrvivaai of a BriUxh .subir-aniu at NYi k Soo:; towards the mm! ./f the Wat, u\,s OQ Thurscia> sentenced *J dtath by a ?r.?a poi* '.Var Crimes Court at
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    Reunion Tea Party At Siglap
    135 2 Mrs. A. M. Aisagoff gav c tk large tea party yesterday after noon at her residence Palmt Road, Siglap, to welcome back Lady Gimson, who arrived wth her daughters Miss Margaret and Miss Judy Gimscn. About fifty women of all rationalities, mostly members of Social
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    British Troops Killed In Cafe Bomb Outrage
    170 2 JERUSALEM. Nov. 14. A score of British troops their exact number was still not known late 'aat night were casualties >n a terrorist bomb outrage on the Ritz Cafe, favourite rendezvous cf British troops m Jerusalem. The terrorists ambushed about 30 British troops
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    S'pore Indians Celebrate Nehru's Birthday
    144 2 S'pore Indians Celebrate Nehru's Birthday A largely attended meeting at I Jaian Besar Stadium yesterday afternoon marked the 59th birth- day celebrations of Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru by Singapore Indians. After flag-hoisting to the strains of the Indian National anthem, Mrs. Sen Gupta, president of the local chapter of the Malayan
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    2 JAILED, ONE ACQUITTED IN TYRE THEFT
    199 2 When three Chinese appeared before Mr. Justice Jobling at the Singapore Assizes yesterday to answer a charge of theft of two lorry wheels and tyres, two were sentenced to three years' rigorous imprisonment and the other as acquitted and discharged. The three accused
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    Tribute To Dalton
    464 2 LONDON. Nov. 14 The following are extra'; cs from lea columns of British newspapers on i the resignation of Mr. Hugh Dal- ton. Chancellor of the Rxeheouer DAILY MAIL: "Whatever their i politics, the men and women of this country will sincerely regret j the circumstance m
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    G.G. GOVER CONTRIBUTE WEDDING
    134 2 G.G. GOVER CONTRIBUTE WEDDING a Persona comS *^H toward, t:-Avo^ t *^H jess Eizabe^wiy«« t^on Fund kmdlv donated J?« Si* me Fund Ajlaissioii wi'beu^H but ions only i% JLI teeds will be turned o^H me^t the Princess JH Wedding Celebration F^H cl^thSsM PitorTliea^anPSiH n:a yesterdiv t.^l brought $535 SOfortfeijH El
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    Joseph Traver Chief Here
    27 2 Mr. Frank Travers, Chiifl of Joseph Travers and Ltd. arrive n Singapore teTday by air :rcm London* tt-ur Of the Far Ea>t. I
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    SUNDAY SOCCer
    20 2 The Brieh! St?r P.anemM meet tht Outran Roa«iP.«ji^H a soccer sun>- or. Sunia\ 'K H .Rampant: Plsang^riouM *M
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      232 2 ISStE OF COLONY OF SINGAPORE TREASI'RY ■KM The Government o: tiie Coiony of Singapore will invite tenders tor an issue 01 $10 Trillions by Treasury Bills on the 25th Nov 1947. subject to the S&rerial coniMMa governing the -ssue ar.d repayment of Colony ot Singapore Treasury Biils 2. -Copies ot
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      12 2 THE PSN v*'/// I] ALL THE GOODJH wii Jr H »o H
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    Allegd Secret Society mebers In Court
    203 3 Allegd Secret Society mebers In Court 1^ tm of si. ooo with PJS s..st „faya< the t o( a^:sting m the JJ S an ur.UiufuJ !6OCic- If, \he "Chap £«c lo ("13 Won «ler»"), at ctiii Sw«e Road on Thursday. The c9Me v.*A adjourned until Nov. 21 for mentionAnother Ch:i
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    UNKNOWN
    64 3 I K Biit;sh Serviceman; EU.'ity yesterday, beU£d POUW Map«trate. Gai. to a rharg* of 19-yeai oM Ceoi^c Har- j ol k A F Chafi charg- iht-tt Of wi;at watch j from L Miller at the J 'd^;ii. R A.F. Chanp. on Itornativfly dishonestly O f the watcn on OetT
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    UNKNOWN
    34 3 Ldmitting thai he broke donnitary of tho St. 's Convent, m ordtt to theft early on Fruiay J2-> ear-old Javanese b:n Burano was allowed |200 l'oi a week at the Mice Court yesterday.
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    STUDENT EXCHANGE
    50 3 Washington, Nov. 13. An -agieemem with the Philippines, similar to that concluded with China. lc OMcttd to be signed shortly by which student exchange under the aiiMfctotg 01 the State Department will take place, atconiing to Ihe prov;£ions ci the Fulbright Act, State Department officials revealed todttv. Reuter
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    EX-MAYOR WILL PRESIDE AT MUSLIM CONFAB
    140 3 EX-MAYOR WILL PRESIDE AT MUSLIM CONFAB i Mr. M. A. K. Nurrudin, Presrder: lof the Muslim Worker* Union. Penan*, who arrived m Singapore g fortnight ago for consult* atiotu with the President of th" Singapore Muslim League. Mr M. J. Namazie. about the pro pu«ed Pan-Malayan Indian MusV.m Conference, said
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    $2,000 BAIL FOR 2 CHINESE
    103 3 Two Chinese. Kerk Kwee Hing ond Tan Beck Ling, were yesterday, at the Second District Court allowed bail m $2,000 each until Jan. 7 when their case will come up for hearings They 4MMd trial to ii charge of failing to maK? co-cit er.-.ies m
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    YOUTH & GIRL ON LOITERING, THEFT CHARGES
    146 3 YOUTH GIRL ON LOITERING, THEFT CHARGES A ;.r.2 14--rear old u-y, tx»th Chimse. aped ItfoN Mr B L. Chua a th c Juveooli Co urt yp^V r d ay Tm- S !r) claimed trial tj a diarp d i..3tfr)ng tt thf mill:a:y jncnerator m Reformatc-ry Koad. M Nov. 13 with
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    She Continued Fight In Court
    87 3 Two Chinese wonur, ON aged 26 and the tUMT ag>i 48, stood ■kta by Ride ir. ihe riock at the Second Pol or Court vester-iay. ucmted of flgfthag In puMk at Club Street on Hwdty. Goh Miai: Chrr.fc 2Bi. m a voice of grumbling Indignation,
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    He threw empty Bottle at SHB Constable
    127 3 He threw empty Bottle at SHB Constable A 2f« year-old Indian ]atx>unr. who |2ttß* an empty bottk- ami p->ade obscene ftitttlM to a jx^lcernjin w*io preuivird him leaving the dock* on /ipril 27. \va c yesterday at the Third FoDce Court sent t;> rigorous imprisonment for v< •►■>: an'J lined
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      54 3 SPECIAL X'MAS SALE A LARGEST SELECTION OF VIM GIFTS new sHmati arrived: Jnibroide-ed Table CUrth Ivory Ware Wnen Ladies Handkerchief China Ware fewter Ware Camphor Chest Ware Silk Kimonos ANI) AU KINDS OF CHINESE HAND MADE FANCY GOODS Gur Inspections Are Cordially Invited *©O.\ JOO A 1 0., K< HIGH
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      280 3 REX-MIDNITF.-TONITE TO-MORROW r FACE of SIBJ|J...iilRTof FPP! jSjfc& r^Bi^. sworn to murder Tarzon! .Aft rW^S m '•^b^H b^b^b\ ..^^^MHHBblbk. *wH v^^| B^^^^Bp ElKr!2^ '^9 B^f ii B^Bb B^Bw2L ••> 'rJi^B^B^BVß^Rßm^^A^B^Bißlß^B^BW^B^Br^^B^r W H I* Bnfl B^T it^B^BT Produced py SOL LESSER Assoc>«t« Produce D^tcto* hurt muvamn f.^ i'^» Sew* 17 c*«toti
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      726 3 |0\ YOt It KAIIIO TOIIAV ■II E NETWORK Orchestra; 6.43 Interim!?: 7 p.r-i. In the medium wave band. This Xl k F\TI!"U Tint Si^-na 7.01 Rj-.dY Dr;.ri:» hy seivice can aJao be heard en a fre«*i«.™ P.-.kaian Burri Putra; 7.30 Ifcfi; 7.40 quency m the 61 metre band from f
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  • MORNING TRIBUNE London Agents-Messrs.Colin in Turner Ltd.. Talbot House. 98. St. Martin's Lane W.C.2. SATURDAY, NOV. 15. 1947.
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      Super Salesman
      252 4 The Americans are so obsessed with the idea of becoming super-salesmen that they have clean forgotten the art of being super-customers as well It is this one-sided policy vhich will thwart America's ambition to become the "world's workshop" as Britain was about half a century ago. But Britain
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      Indusco
      237 4 The recent visit to Malaya of the members of the International Committee for Chinese Industrial Co-operatives should be a reminder to us all that not everything is bleak m China. Too often we have thought of China m terms of civil war, destruction, poverty. Ignorance and so on. But
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    Governor Inspects Guards-Of-Honour On Remembarance
    30 4 Pn<)h,rjvi^\ Jffif Ejctllenru the Governor, Sir Franklin Giwxon. inspected ymirds-of -honour >it th I Dai/ Wreafh-Laymg ceremony at the Cenotaph on Nov. ll i'«»«u-J Tribune
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    Here...&...There
    1010 4  -  PETER PRY By Remembrance Day m SmgaI pore parsed off with its dttfl religious ceremonial. It was a largo gathering that crammed the precincts of St. Andrew? Cathedral for what was surely a very impressive service. The combined choirs and the strong array of bishops, priests and i deacons
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      62 4 A TTENTION PLEASE! The "CONVERTOGRAM SPE- B^^^^B CIAL" RECORD PLAYER. 1 embodying the famous "GAR- BE, Automatic RECORD CHANGER, m a hardsome |j^ cabinet, (illustrated). Plug, into any radio and plays v.o to eight 10 or ir records mixed m any ?^r -Proves ha W an hour *«gg^S&r H L
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      16 4 r.viAMA .il CS l(i0N :::4 '"i U \\ilJ)AN I PeftaKff to: Malaya" Mansfuld A( f<> J
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    in's "Big5" Become "Big4" Dalton's Exit
    184 5 chancellor of tkc Exchequer. Mr. mission m Parliament yesterday that W ntJnUi Oi his BuJgJt to a London even- 3 X to the House of Commons. ■> onl th^ Cabinet hierarchy and alters B" 1 lii Vftihiit writes Reuters political cor- Laf>J" l a
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    UNKNOWN
    57 5 N 14. Lew r o; the British r Goo iwiii Mission r« last week, after e.W.'.siv- tour of Bl a message of itlf of his mission Ike-President, Dr. f unt from Hong"On behalf of the mentary Goodwill t I leave China I iag« i f thaaka for anil r
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    31 5 F'n* message has 1 foe Resident Com-. por P Bharu, by His h" G.'.-rr.or of th* lon Wret to hear o: Wh's death, please Highness the Sul- relative* mv sinncps
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    Raffles Library
    168 5 The following new books havp been added to Ra Tit's Libr iry Bloom UrsuU You and Yon Hoi i< lay Brown 'Ivor> Say the Wor>:. C^ark <Grahamo> Archce ■•logy •and S>ci?ty. E#p«7 (John J > Minor heresies. Huxley <A!dous> Versus A Comply. L^wis (C. Day) The P.etic Imag**.
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    UKRAINE ELECTED
    49 5 Flushing Meadows. New York, Nov. 14.— After India had withdrawn from the contest, the Ukraine was elected by the United Nations General Assembly yesterday to fill the total seat m the Unit ed Nations Security Council, ending the deadlock which had resulted from 11 inconclusive ballots. Reuter
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    CHINA'S GIFT
    63 5 LONDON, Nov. 14:— Wedding cuts for Princess Elizabeth arrived h«re by air yesterday from China. They included the tradit onai silk wertdin>r dress and 200 pieces of China decorated with the sign of double happiness and the initials Of Marsiial Chiang K:ii-shek and were brought to Britain by
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    MALAYA IS AUSTRALIA'S BEST FLOUR CUSTOMER
    202 5 MALAYA IS AUSTRALIA'S BEST FLOUR CUSTOMER i MZL3OURNE. Nov. 13. At (nit 150 s'r.ips will be required to work for eight months to lift Australia's huge export surplus of wheat this season. Latest estimates by the Australian Wheat Council revealed that the surplus will be m the vicin.ty cf million
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    COLOURFUL ESCORTS
    44 5 LONDON. Nov. 14 The War OflW MWtounewl that by a command of the Kin* the Household Cavalry escorts for Uw Kov v SJddE* will view «aUd»M Thw dectilon marki the return of pwj of th« tradifional splendour to tintain's Rcyui occasions.- Reuter
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    Fun On The Beach
    26 5 Fun On The Beach JF- -n hnWKKn the hdi™ a n<i actlrt*rWKHmZ<" th < S( r Ume ts demonstrated h<,, by *^a£T!Z&%XI& RKO Ra^os "Return of theßadman."
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    DEATH RAY PROBE
    32 5 ANKARA, TURKEY Nov. 13 Reports circulated m Ankara today claimed tha* Russian tdttltifU m laboratory's on B,COO--foet Mount Alagoz nwv tome vogross m the search f'»r death ray.- U.P.
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    RED SHADOW STOPS AID
    49 5 WASHINGTON. Nov. 13.— The U.S. SectrUUTV of Commerce. Mr. Avernll BanrimaA, told the Houso of Pepre-M-ntativ.s Foreign Affairs Com mitten f..rtav thai, he favoured ttoppißf at n«e any Am«T can aid to a'iy nation If it c«m t undtT Russian influence 1» the future. Reuter
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      38 5 P^niHSRfHIS CWI» d com- could without being heard i n jae and Hank. Before long they came to [m rt -> though a farm. On the farmyard wall feeling stood a handsome Rooster. through Hank walked towards ti» Roo3ter.
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    SYDNEY TAPS 2ND ANSWER FROM MOON
    124 6 SYDNEY. (Air Maih. Tnee Council ot Sclent •«ic and Iniuiiriui Research scientists receive- 1 ru.lat echoes from the moon at the second attempt m Sydnry tm Nov. Signals we e relayed by byline from the Radiophysics Ltbo< rutory's propagation stations at Hornsby (Sydney suburb)
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    S'hai Catholics Protest Against 'Black Narcissus'
    181 6 SHANGHAI. Nov. 14. The proprietors of the Golden Gate an-! Carlton theati-s have been flooded with indignant protests over the showing of the British technicolour film "Black Narcissus" which opened yesterday at both theatres. Members of Roman Catholic religious bodies and students of the
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    Dramatic Arrests In Police Probe
    156 6 (From Our Own Reponen IPOH. Nov. 14. Ten Chinese residents, among whom are a bus company proprietor, a transport j contractor, a rubber merchant, a -j^trol and wholesale (ration)' dealer and a fishmonger, alleged to be members of a triad society, were arrested m a
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    N. KEDAH POLICE CHIEF FETED
    81 6 A LOR STAR. Nov. 14— The North Kedah Police chief Mr J. N. D. Harrison, who is leav« ing this month tor Australia on furlough, was given a farewell tea party by members of the Alor Star Police clerical staff at the Baka Bata Police
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    28 6 BRATISUv^j chosiovak securitr f«J gating a Slovak I J* covert-,: evident t^J cia s In Slovakia i? With .1.1.l ton* qtJ, official statnrn7l htre to lav.- Reuter
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      149 6 JBHfli I fll "Say it with Flowers" j J "Yes, French Flowers." j HSHHf IPVBJH9v^^BJB Bn^n^^SWu D^^^l j I i ESTABLISHED 1572 j Malaya's Leading Jewellers biaiiioiul .Liul Geß Merchants j i B. P. de SI Iva. I Jil.. (incorporated m Ceylon) i Singapore. 19 21, High St. Penang. 1,
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      73 6 If ja^ fl B. >v vk r# i _"^>' I I '^-^^v *i R? Bf;! If. fry I I 04*1 R" I I BfeHlflril mi» I fl "*f /B B WA X The price of fl gffoir that nevM B I happened!..^ B |Jf Gary pay, whiß M y rna
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    Arounbd The Town
    902 7  -  VERA ARDMORE WITH I held W :ion t-i P bat "i ■V sv.-laiigor poppy D;«y f attendB :r adornad Kg i'j kid and g<-U ft and MM D. A. L. Kk':i r^'' P arty Jl ■v. was very m ■r d:r.n«T gown o. K':;::-. J WUII SOU
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      108 7 0/^\ CALL «.T jfel Dourel Jj^^ ut Mrs. Tommy Tlxn,u>n M HOOM 18L 2A>tl FLOOR I /i^i Wfei l^ jgh Bidc v ry ßoad Lovely <*ttd Intriguing CARPETS Peking Mirzajrur Persian Widest Ran^e U* your in^^eo^M'n X^cT^^^ Attractive Caiiot jO /IUvA M»ir insptctlnu our .omplrte 7H£ BIG 3 IN RECORDS
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    UNKNOWN
    33 8 Weighing ,d by |MC *S ,9 qiotmd). Tho tinu fans are hatchfd m a .social incubator. Assistants at LuWnytone Silk Farm f«*«9j*e? a m M the worms are about three xoeeks oia.
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    NO BROADWAY MELODY, ONLY ELLIS ISLAND BLUES
    209 8 LONDON, (By Airmail). A honeymoon among the bright lights of New York was planned by Joseph Green, 26. and his bride, Veda, 21, of Melcombe-place. Lon- 1 don, N.W., who have relatives, there. But half-way across the Atlantic. Veda contracted chicken-pox, and on
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    Japan's Electricity Is Rationed
    54 8 TOKIO, Nov. 14: Students who have been complaining about their inability to study at night due to the electricity shortage will receive special allocations of electricity under the Government's new power pro-ffl-amme. it is the first time that electricity m Japan has been placed on a
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    MORE POWER FOR SCOTLAND
    73 8 LONDON. Nov. 14.— Urgent inquiries are to be made into the possibility of giving Scotland more intimate control over her own affairs. This reply was given by the Government m the House of Lords tonight to an influential group of Scottish peers who demanded the I
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    SEEKS HAVEN
    30 8 WASHINGTON. Nov. 13— Tne State Department disclosed today that Stanislaw Mikoioajczyk. former Polish Peasant Party leaddr, has applied m London for permission to enter the United States, U.P.
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    Dreamed-So He Accused Wire
    104 8 LONDON, (By Airmail). -Every time Joseph Lewis, president of the Free Thinkers of America, dreamed that 'hi.- wife was m love t with anotheT man. he would accuse her of being unfaithful to him. That is what she stated m a suit fui separation, cables John
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    UNKNOWN
    39 8 TOKIO. Nov. H members of the lTtt C^fl dustnal OreanisatME «>■ through the ItrccM \-esterdny m th< M *«H stration of the autui 't« rive". They demi»*J«« the 1-800 yen ""^JI which haa hem o;:'O«a»!H ..?e Govern sun-- Reuter
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    163 9 at KvS:ik F»rm, iun 1)1.;:: I"^' r 1 OM,-.r0 M,-.r oi th- BMW the footing m industry Kf BMtain's ancient Bun* silkworms are world for milXu V been export**, E: theii Mlk that 1r: ;hr uecn X, term ;*n interna- 1( ,r and visitors Ks ol the he are
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    50 9 |p« Jewell, 21, a Bnsst=('kin<r a di voice m fcom hoi Amoiican: tli«' groundi that he I Fnpiish accent, saya •other, Mis. a. Jones, 1 chokf HotH. Bristol. Mirror: "We got a l«g* ftom her last Vten we played it we i ha<l niaiked Ame- i im*\ like that:
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    38 9 In the souvenir rooms at Lullinystone Castle, the models are dressed m mattnals mu<t< fr*m th< raw silk. The artificial flowers m bright colours are made from the cocoons. '■^j^^fflj^V Skein of rau sHk l,W<r hy '^H I"
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    Bangkok Arrest
    78 9 BANGKOK. Nov. 14:— It was reported yesterday that Pung Srichand. Pres dent of the dissolved House of Rt-presentatves, was arrested yesterday evening after attempting to convene the House. The report said that Pun^ presided over a meeting jn Parliament House yesterday afternoon attended I y 14 members of
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    37 9 Sacramento. California, Nov^ 12. Governor Earl Warren >- California announced today he will be a candidate for thej Republican nomination for prc-| sidcncy. but said he would not seek delegates m other States nthpr than hk own.- U.P.
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    36 9 WASHINGTON, Nov. 13— Both I Dutch and United States sour- ces sail the United States ApnI culture Department will allow 1 the Netherlands an 'xtra shipment of wheat of about 9 000 tans m December. U.P.
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    EX-STAGE STAR, POUND DRUGGED, DIES IN HOSPITAL
    180 9 f LONDON. (B> Airmail). PhyljUs ("Johnnie") Clare, him actress, 'and cabaiet star, was foun<l serio- < usly ill m ncr luxury West End flat and died later m St. Georgt'l i I Hospital.. It is understood she was suffer j ing from an
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    The Generals And Admirals Didn't Turn Up
    99 9 The Generals And Admirals Didn't Turn Up Lomiorw Nov. 11 Ki<i<l-Mar-shals, generals an<l admirals wiv expected at a special .s« rvn n> St. Mary's Noltom Church. Brid^o^d Gam. last w«-«k, but none of them turned up. Th'-y wit mi i mb«'rs of tho formt-r German high command new at the
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    CINEMAS HIT
    83 9 SHANGHAI, Nov. 14. Vastrun movie theatres m, Shanghai will be "compelled to close" if local authorities insist on their paying the 20 per cent "Winter Relief Tax" it was stated here today. In such an event the owners intend to s«'U their premises to the Government. The deadlock
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    Clay Pigeon Shoot
    69 10 The Clay Pigeeon sho<Jt held oa Wednesday, resulted m a draw between Mr. Quek Mong Song and Mr. Lim Joo Heng with a score of 75 each. Mr. Quek Mong Song won r. the shoot off. The results were: Ist Quek Mong Song 75: 2nd Lim Joo
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    65 10 A LOR STAR, N cv M ->tly motor so 10 '/clock |fl n ght on th* main J to Siam. near a '^1 T:t. Gaiah. about >^l m A.i r St. n.s U»>t their lives ujfl others wt ro serio'j'.y j^H The two pers :.> r!H killed wt're Haji
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    24 10 TheSt Andrew's OldlH soeiation will hoM sfl dinner and dance at i?M Club. Lloyd Road, on tM Nov. 29, at 8.15 p.m.
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    32 10 RANGOON. Nov 111 Governr.it- I f-« decided to impose so per ten on IV box office takings «f^H the Entertainm®^B Amendment Act |"«1 travel ftlmi aie "J fr«»m the new tax.-H^B
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      150 10 r«Miii4vs-lvrliisivo lo the Morning Tribune f" m 4^9 s _0~ _^M* FALLS" I /WE WENT INTO ACTJON\ I[^ /"mEMEArOFTWEACTIONXI I X MOST OF TWE LOWER SH j/^ICHAPMT FOftfiOnEN T>€Y SCON AFTER TWESPAGG6H KJ WOVE AaTHCXfiHT OF TME I D6CK MAO A €OTT SPOT FOR IOtXVTER. WE MAO ARRIVED \EPISOOE MO6TOFU6
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    10 HOMECOMING
    1044 11  -  Leigh Berry A SIX-DA V SERIAL By I. Shy Learns What Makes House a Home— but Then. So Do Dana and Pel ■g e v could get ■surprise and try ■f Shy bad swung Hn from the rack. E die aisle and f' th| platform X;' il wed
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    RAID ON REDS
    62 11 SHANGHAI. Nov. 14:—Another important underground organization of the Communist* was reportedly raided m th* Western District hero yesterday by the police and military autho rities. All important personnel nt tn«organization are said to have been surprised ami taken Into custody. The authorities are still investigating the cause,
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    EIRE DOLLAR CUTS
    58 11 DUBLIN, Nov. 14.— Mr. De \alera. Prime Minister of Eire, announced m the Dai! iPiirlament) a series of new dollar cuts yesterday, including restrictions m petrol consumption, restiiction of foreign exchange allocations for travel, suspension of tobacco iiurchascs. ut no curtailment of home supplk-u for the T
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    CURRENT SINGAPORE FILM FARE
    491 12 CATHAY A glance at such names as Mirgaret O'Brien. Jose Iturbi. Jimmi Durante. June Allyson. Hugh HerI bert and I Any Adler is enough Ito convince film fans of excellent I sntertainment. These stars aro teamed m Metro- Goldwyn -Mayer's delightful musii cal comedy "Muse For
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    KOO SEES MARSHALL
    90 12 WASHINGTON, Nov. 13 Chinese Ambassador Wellington Koo today visited Secretary or State George Marshal! t 0 cb am additional details oa the tentative proposal to give China about £300 CGO,CCO In aid ovsr a 15--month period. Koo said he first learner or the plr.n m the newspapers.
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    55 12 NEW YORK. Nov. 13-Ger,. eral Fen* Yu Hsang m an article m iMe National Magazine denounce WTUiiaai C. Builit > suggestion for jud to th« Chinese Natvcal Go v eminent. Feng char:ei trie Bullltt plm xas a 'new efort to drive the ments m Chin, l
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    941 13 Nary Hates To Talk About Himself In Holly**** 1 R T Off< lflUnp R ~>ders~ Lo| A THINKS HE'S PRETTY HOT, BUT- looD Oct. 25. -Gary E like to be :ntrr- „< disras'.t- HOT *W 'alone. He £^g m ■tiight -for any re*|V the self-effacin* m, jdiA be li i
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    Market Notes And Jottings
    445 14 Market Notes And Jottings fFmm Our Fmamc& Corrj Chancellors nf t!»e Exchequer cannot be permitted even involuntary imMffPSJu iji m the ok) *iayc the sudden resignation of a Chancellor on budget day <e*en supplementary budget day i wouli have been the signal for Consols to shed a point. That was
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    Malayan Share Quotation
    655 14 SINGAPORE. NOV 13, lvi Singapore ahtut quotation* to- i day as given by the Malayan Shareholders' Association were as follows LVDI'STB'AL!" Bayer **rw Atlac Ice 13.00 i4.(n On is. ISO 1.90 Prefe. 3.10 3 20 B. M. 'nustee 8.75 9.50 Cons. Tin Smelters <O) 22 23/. do
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    TINS STILL RISING
    52 14 T*e Singapore Share Brokers Association report reads as fol lows: Tin shares again provided the main interest m the market yesterday with higher prices reported m many counters. Industrials remained steady, and m the rubber section shares m many cases were marked down on the drop m
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    Rubber Off 2½ Cts
    200 14 Rubber Off 2½ Cts Owing to lower advices from London and New York, the mar feet opened about 2-1/2 cents lower than the previous 4ay's closing prices. Small business was done, and sellers came out m quantity lowering prices further. Buyers were reserved w'.ien the market closed. Buyers Sellers No.
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    DAY'S ACCEPTANCES
    493 15 Sektiotts (3y "CkM-rick") Rat* I: H«toden Radiant Rhythm Race 2: La^ky Ace Liberty Race 3: Ph»r Gay RttHftftTft Race 4: t&ttotf Utotty M*w Rare 5: AWMiI ftttft**** Rac* 7: tttH*BMT Dvnnni Race «sSsSs^{wtltM Race 2: tfOfll' mOf Hue iMtt Race 3: Mj^TOAir Race 4: KAS«MIRi SONG Race 5:
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    78 15 m re Recreation j Ceylon Sports Club Hid Association will Bay > Hockey League m,- Padang ar.d at will take the field Police or. Padang ■Ceylon Sports Club! against the Indian ■at Thomson Road are scheduled to ■m. iharp. ■bf the Recs 1 and the B first outing m
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    25 15 LONDON, Nov. 14.— P. C. Frederick Tall acted as midwife when a baby was born to Mrs. Lilian Gissing m Avonmouth DOlice Station. Bristol. Reuter
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    S.F.B. DEAL WITH FOUR FIRES
    150 15 S.F.B. DEAL WITH FOUR FIRES Tribune Staff Reporter) The Singapore Fire Bngadv was called out four times yei»« terday to deal with local outbreaks. Early yesterday morntog they dealt with a fire on a motor tongkang at the Telok Ayer Basin. The tongkang had Diesel oil on board and the
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    60 15 To-Day 's Sports RACES Singapore Turf Club. Opening i Day of Revival Mt t ting, Bukit Timah. HOCKEY. League: SRC. vs. Police. Pa-, d.ng; C.S.C. vs. Indiaa Assn.,! Thomson Road; Y.jm.CA. vs. Naval Police. Ifa'vtl Base. RUOBY. Three -Cornered Competlt on: S.CC. vs. Non-Europeans. Pa- 1 dang; Negrl Sembllan vs.
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    24 15 BEVERLY MASSACHUSETTS, Nov. 13. Reffsteretf under an assumed name, screen actress Ofeer Garson Is recuperating »t Beverly Hospital today after a minor operation.- U.P.
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    108 15 LIEN HWA XI TO GO SIGHT-SEEING SHANGHAI. N«.v. 14:— The Den. Hwa 3>ccer ?c\i\ fttmi Malaya, which arrived yesterday from Hongkong, *|U hav<» a short work-out to.iay la preparation for their first matcll tomorrow against Railways, on* of thi> Chiries-^ lvalue t-^m, which Uh-y oiwch* t; trounce without difficulty. Their
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    MEDICOS WIN S'PORE "BLUES" BATTLE
    265 16 MEDICOS WIN S'PORE "BLUES" BATTLE MC.U 2. R.C.U The Medicil College beat Raf ties College by two goals t3 nothing on the Padan? yesterday. after an exciting tuss'e. teams appeared to suffer from "nerves" m the eariv :sticres of the game, but s<>or .cetVed down to play a hard hitting
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    Indians Collanse After Good Start
    234 16 SYDNEY, Nov. 14. India collapsed after a promising start m their match agairst an Australian XI captained by Don Bradman today. The tourists began weU after Amarnath had won the toss m a match generally regarded as a "Test rehearsal" for the tourists. Gul !Moharoed
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    Fine Goalkeeping At Colts v SCC Hockey Match
    73 16 A brilliant exhibition at soil by C. Humphries, Singapore Colts' custodian, was the feature of yesterday's Padang hockey match m which the Singapore Cricket Club were beaten by two goals to one. Though Colts showed fine com bination to win their first
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    Rangers' Teams
    90 16 The following will (represent the Singapore Clarke Rangers at hockey today against Singapore District at Tanglin: J. de Bilva, F. Rodrigues, Benny Kleinman, Ruddy Singh, Lav Hock Chye, Seva Singh, Ali Ahmad, Satindar Singh, H. Shah G Wood ford. M. S. Gill. Reserve: S. M. Ally. On Sunday
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    29 16 Rangoon, Nov. 14.— The Government of Burma :s 'serously considering" the imposition ol the deuth penalty on people convicted of rice smuggling, Thakin Nu. Minister of Agriculture sail today.
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    162 16 The London Ev J ncuncemen;" an editorial: The Star deep:, the publication -n^H nal of an accurate i 3 sony-* of the Chanceilor^H budg.t prcpcsals of I minute m advanced! tual declaration the I tragedy of Mr. Daiil signation had been about. "The Star shares tM spread sympathy 'orJ
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      54 16 Tide-Table TO-IjAY High Water: IX U am 9 ft. 2 In XX.ZX *m 9 ft H 18. Lew Water: a ti. 3ft 9 lr. B.U p.m. 4 m. TOMOKFOW. High> Water: 12.4P a.m. 8 ft 7 In. 11J9 «< 9 ft. 3 13. Low Water: 6.*>B am. 4 ft. 3
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