Morning Tribune, 20 November 1947

Microfilm: NL2328
Total Pages: 16
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    9 1 MORNING TRIBUNE W ,B**mi CENTS. L H ,r.>!>A> M
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    159 1 L staff Rppcrt"* AY „v CITIZENS. 81-NV. AND OLD WHO Hahw: th?: fspla■,V N <;ht hao a m' np W'-'AT STNOA- i, X LiKK TO- -s,rs< an imHfiirht like b fairyland Hncy lii'.lits tuinklo'l ir.orthe attention of X Th,« Singapore t!i- S.njrHpore Hn Gub v. r« illuminated X n
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    35 1 I-'V 19. Jewellery 8.000 vaa stolen early toLond m West 'End Mrs .1 Bowes. Mter-in-law of Quern Eliza- daughter Miss Diana -yon vvitlj be one of the ■«ae«nald« at Pnvcess m s wedding tomorrow.—
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    TO WED TODAY
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    DETECTIVE'S MURDER: FOUR MORE ARRESTS
    70 1 TUe Bngapore Police ™^T S and the other two Hokkiens, m a room J™^ )nth the murder Havelock Road, yesterday morning, m connection of Detective Cheong Njit Cheong. Three of the *%*s?,& TJSST^ tion, five firearms were found *J**£°fi' a utcnt rot*** also some property
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    Sent "$10,000-Or Revolver Note To Uncle-Court Told
    125 2 Sent "$10,000- Or Revolver Note To Uncle-Court Told A young Chines* who was ailesed to have se:U a lureuU-x. ;ng letter U> his incle. demanding $10,000. a^cd betfft Mr L C Goh at the Second Police Court yesterday He was Tan Pun Tang, charged with atUaxptiug to MOAN by sending
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    Teaekers Want One Education Service
    164 2 Teaekers Want One Education Service (TriUtme Stu/; Rt t >. > 'Ther,e must be only one Malayan Education service for our country, and we believe it U) be our r:ght today and not m Mime distant :uture." The Malayan Educator. U\teachers* Journal, wh.ch cypresses this view, decries the Colonial policy
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    Murder Charge
    64 2 A you^g ChU\e^y. alleged to bti the per &OP- who shot detective <: ho rig Ngit CheAg m a coffe?? j ..htp at BB4eM,iar Road, appeared, before Mr. A- Q. Qfrflgcetil at Hap .Seventh PpM.c^ Coiiit ye^tetcUi He, w^s 30-year-old Tee Ah Koon. charged witU tile nwirder of
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    MO SUCH STATE AS ABSOLUTE FREEDOM
    212 2 MO SUCH STATE AS ABSOLUTE FREEDOM Rptery \4dress; TVhere :j:u such thing ur state as aiisoluie freedom and the only pc^ible way o: regarding rree^cn; as a state, of relief irvm barriers to full and cc optiativc- Uie by everybody," Mr.' W, R. J&iueman ma.de thi* de/cisra:ion when he addressed
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    PI Independence Film At Pavilion
    142 2 Through the coiutuy V rko Radio Picture* ajixi the. raaxia*e<na*xu oi the Pavilion. Theatre. tike Filipino c:< iuiauiUty of star gapore be;n* afforded the opportunity of seeing the Philippine independence Film A Nation i s Born 1 u>niv m conjunction with the 1 ,ture "From
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    Retrial Of Five Indians On Arms Charges
    167 2 Retrial Of Five Indians On Arms Charges Tiie retrial U aye In4*W, A Atjdul Razak. N. M. Hajfcifc. V>ra bin} Shah. M^ixiiK-d Kassim aud T Alludin. cwmnrtJXttd a* t<he $:n&apoi;e Assizes, before Kfr Justice Thorogood yester/Jay. All live accused were seitf<caced to live yeais" ri&orou* imprisonment at a previous A^sia^es.
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    Forged Chaque Change
    62 2 Forged Chaque Change Police b*m was ye»terd*y at, th^ aecood Mg^isUrwe'e Opuflj tx^w^eii to 24-yewrro« UWi KWfW. on a ciwx g* c* u«inf a^ loc^wi cirque for tfee p^rppse oX cheaiiug. Urn -was cli«J:geti wUh using ?.s> gem^ne, a forged c^eq^dnj liavipg reason to believe it for- t',ed. for tne
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    "Surakaya Sue", Sm", Back In S'port Flays "White Australia" Poliocy
    374 2 "Surakaya Sue", Sm", Back In S'port Flays "White Australia" Poliocy (Txibime start ifcpertcr) Mis* Koetut Tranti- or Sour.*baya Sue- M buck again m S.»ngapore after her visit t<? Au«Uraliu. Looking the picture of he,a#b, thi£ auburn-haired EJuwpean who created such a. w.orJU s^nsaUon because <>i her pro-InUone*iai» JaroaJcusta ayrmg ihe
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    He is given second chance
    42 2 c. >.. jAjfifiJ evtr B*ncf t%i/rfAl^u^ uw .ye^' 'day <jiitn an. thttti lA.Kki, v. 'he Sevjnd Polu r Al'ij ■*<'■<*** L C C icAo J2rt») r^i vj Ni'N'iis on a ihii<ie o/ Hut I* yitaj,«i Uf*4*y to picf&wy thf>
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    Action Likely On Malay Protest To Australia
    66 2 Action Likely On Malay Protest To Australia Mr. Claju.de Nias^ey. Ausualun CommMoner to Mft'aya told t^it Tr4J>.uae th\» morning fiat he wa^ of. U»e opinion that the Australian Goveranwnt was KiWng consideration to Uie tele .iiaph re<lU^t from Singapore re^aiduut the details of the Intended deportation of 14 Malay seaman
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    POSTAL CL KRKS ON FORGET AND FRAUD CHARGES
    211 2 (Prom our own Reoarten KuaAa Luwaur, Nov. 19-, Two clerk*. kwpu*u»y a^d Tan Seng Ajrd. a<tta«Jied to the Postal Dep<*rtroeot. Kuaia Lumpur. wier c pxodikced separately before JBci* 2^>Wtei AttUUea, m the mH Mtgtelrnte's Couurt. thi recurving wtaeftjcharges of forgery and* fraud
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    UNKNOWN
    96 2 Jnam Sans. Vnf^j^^B. Inspector vi rp^l prosecuting, said tfcjTil "rested together ml 1 Chinese on Oct a"J t0 CID. Chinese character* Jl the -Gee Koon 3 ciety were tound uWS chest. Yesterday, after h^-J BUegatkMU, Tan told :>■ 'hat he was nut a :■-'>•■ society at the time Pointing
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      117 2 MRRCA^TILE INSTITUTION 209, Queen Street, phone 2370 NEW SESSION COMMENCES NOVEMBER STH. Clashes will be curducieU \ix;~ Boo^,-Keep,if g an<i accoui Uncy Shorthand— Thjeory. Speed jang^rj; from 70 woxds to 1W word 3. Practical Euglisb »n Three Stages. Mathematics and Foieign Language*. RBiiprit Tim Git After Meals With Oe Witt*
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    The Unsolved Mystery Of Mrs. Cuming's Letters
    450 3 I V^.vr.i M the X, :1lf nl h ho so-on.l mL--mmr*vn*t hy ft Jr r, ?wt«r ynterciay B* nnf th' five- 'lav fcr'^mg-s tragic X P ia.-f on Oct. 30. 1 nol-sion Cf the X The Stranpe Story of ET ,-,th at lea.-t
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    SUCESSFULL WEDDING EVE CHILDREN'S CONCERT
    255 3 SUCESSFULL WEDDING EVE CHILDREN'S CONCERT B. &n appreciative audlKwd f> the coflcerj by Hr.pi Children's OrchX the Combined SchooH Kich was held last even■thp Victoria Memorial Celebration of the PrinBdins: wnductta by Mr. Glan B. Master o" Music of the Br< Department, the Ba answered quite splenB the masterful baton
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    UNKNOWN
    32 3 lon. Nov 19 Prom next f i nei nd ihort form of certificate costing six pD be available showing P***, sex and date and 1 and omitting partig Ptrcntafe or adoption.
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    Miners Faint At Baby Birth Film
    32 3 London. Nov. 19.— Five miners have fainted during the showing c" the Him "Birth of a baby" at Maesteg. Glamorganshire. One of them was. a grandfather.
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    S'pore Table-Tennis Assn. Pinner
    75 3 A large gathering celebrated the 17th Anniversaiy of the Singapore Table-Tennis Association with a dinner at the Eastern Oceanic Restaurant last ntght. Glowing iribute3 were paid by officials to Mr. Chong Kow Thye, M.8.E., the Hon. Secretary of the Association for his "unselfish, untiling and devotion"
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    Ex-Military Motor Vehicles
    46 3 It is officially stated that the Government of the Malayan Union Is prepared to authorise the issue of export licences to permit the export from the Malayan Union of ex-Military type vehicles now m the hands of motor dealers m the Malayan Union.
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    $27Million Water Plant For S'pore
    376 3 $27 Million Water Plant For S'pore (Tribune StalY Reporter) Then h, no shortage of water for Singapore v;l't-n tn« Water Department completes a six-year scheme for th* new watir supply ;r Sing;<pori' with he^dwork: OB thi Johore K'vn Ifr F G. Hill. Municipal Water I Engineer, m *<n interview yes
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      71 3 B/G HOLIDAY f&\ ATTRACTION! iKj 5 SHOWS DAILY fAj QUEEN OF TERROR f FACEofaSIREN-HEARToiaFIENO! J^^g f Queen of the beast-claw men p, 0()U ced bySOl LESSER COME EABMf TO AVOH) IHSAPPOINTMEXT Red Route Throughout The World! v High Quality and High P<rV<T. lormamr MnadinU Hrociver V^Y 18/ for u;c m
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      248 3 W YOUB WADI© TODAY fei NETWORK aueradors'- 10 30 Rvund-up of S;n- mary in Mandarin; 12.04 Cantonese Htv UMI qw.aain, iu.il kui*«i programme relayed lrom the Suuth- ENGLISH aP re WHfiSL* 1 era Hotel Roof Garden; 12.45 HoP R0GRAM\1ES 8^ ma 3Ai %V W-SgRWIE Talk" in Cantonese; 1 p.*, Utlt
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    REPLY to Dr. CHEN
    722 4 REPL Y to Dr. CHEN Dr. (hen Su Lan, President of the Chinese M made certain criticisms of the Singapore i IL CA. m a fcilrfCMl from Radio Malaya on Nov. 1. I iv\i r a The Tribune today pub! J.ies the local I.MX.A. of Directors* On S;iturdr.y. Ncv I.
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    TO DEFEND U SAW
    49 4 LONDON, Nov. 18— Mr. Derek Curt s Bennet, leading British <>jo-' sel. is leaving for Burma this week to defend U Saw, Burmese politician vr-o of the assass nation of Prim* Minister Aung San and six other Burmese Ministers, it was learned here tonipht. Reuter
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    THE WHISKERS CLUB
    104 4 WbJsk followed Hank and the conceited Rooster back to the Fox's home. The Rooster had been flattered by Hank into thinking he was to sing to important guests at a feast. But Whisk knew the Fox better than that. Ht heard Hank say "Here is my friend
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    THE PERFECT CHOICE FOR NEW MGM FILM
    35 4 THE PERFECT CHOICE FOR NEW MGM FILM Cud CJIariftM, a former member o' the Ballet Ru$K, > pefl choice for the part of the premier** dans* »<*< in MGM't mmt >fl colour hit "The Unfmixhtrf Dm en"
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    Alleged Secret Society Member Faces Extortion Charges
    375 4 (F;om Our Own ReDor'er) KUALA LT'MPVR, Nov. 18. A Chinese. Leo F;x>ng Liat alias I>*e > Foot nhcWMIff. alleged to be a member of secret society at Sungei Pelek. Sepang. faced his trial before Mr. Justce T. T. Russell, at the A^zes yesterday
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    WEDDING SPECIAL
    14 4 new yoRK. Britain", Roy* e M Nfrf n^'^ I absinth ty P
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    NEW BETTE DA VIS HAS BEEN BORN
    932 5 NEW BETTE DA VIS HAS BEEN BORN jWffpi^WM^w ct IsjKS TO THE WfNDUST TOUCH ft i ft I I ft ftft id r ft nao with ft ft inj I I a c::-.- i can m jc and WtadU«t Bhe> The Hits Wi 1 a: changing H m i go
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    Deportation Of Malays In Full accord With Policy Of White Australia
    120 5 Melbourne, Nov 18 The President oJ the Austral ans Association, Mr. W O. Fulton. d«' dared here that (hi recent deCision of the Austral. an Government to depart 14 Malay seamen who during a long stay here had married
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    "MILITANT" TU ORGANISATION
    63 5 "MILITANT" TU ORGANISATION MOSCOW, Nov. 18. Mystiiying communist-led riots m France and Italy i\s deieiice against "reaction'", the Oflty*l Trade Union organ Trud disclosed that Russia is seeking to make the World Federation o' Tiade Unions a "militant organisation of 70.000.00U workers. The publication averted tiiat m Italy "American secret
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    Notorious War Criminal
    90 5 bhunghai. Nov. 19. -Military sources disclosed yesterday that it of the moft notorious Form*~ san war criminal suspect, Lee Lungchi. w'.i<> during the Japs xrcupatlun, engaged »n dtu* r:>ffirMni{. etng and .slaying i or the Jap forces, was raptwvd m F<>r'T»c^a ;ind brought to «?hanehai t >
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    Freedom Train
    62 5 New York, Nov. 19.- It was unP'juncod yesterday thut the exhiDltion of the freedom train wh'c'n is touring the nation to display th? original copy of the Constitutional Bill of Rights and ot'ne r hist( rical documents scheduled for Memphis. Tennessee, was cancelled because the mayor there ruled
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      78 5 Expert Ladies Dress Maker/ Latest Fashions. v% mmmfix 344, Orchard Rd., Singapore \l /♦'V^ i formerly at 153, Orchard Road Jj\\ J Prompt Service: Satisfaction v^[^^ Guaranteed uses Pepsodent! You may think your teeth are white but Pepsodent makes them whiter still There is Irium m Pepsodent, the most efficient
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  • MORNING TRIBUNE
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      Fruits Of Anguish
      188 6 The proposal that a tax be levied on transactions effected during the Japanese occupation has been opposed by a member of the Finance and Revenue Committee, among other reasons, on the grounds that those who stuck it under the Japanese •*deserve some consideration and compensation for the
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      Red On The Map
      196 6 is the Brnish LaDour Government contemplating introducing Socialism into the colonies? In his speech during the second reading of the Overseas Resources Development Bill, Mr. John Strachey, the Food Minister and once an ardent Marxist, hinted darkly m this direction. After paying a tribute to the
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      "Lazy Britons"
      127 6 The Union Finance Committee's passing remark that the "people of the United Kingdom are unwilling to work with due diligence" seems to re-echo the remark made Some tittle ago by the Singapore Cathedral Courier" that the Labour Government workmen"'"* f >! riftless and Inefficient Such statements, coming at
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    Eurasian Concert In Malaya
    48 6 Eurasian Concert In M alaya Participants m the Blue Danube Valxe an item presented at tk >■■ ra recenth,. Lett to right: Mrs. Men*yn V. Koch. Miss P Rodrioue* v/ '2 ai L Coil *l J Madntvre. Mr G Baptist, Mr. L M Minjoot, Mis* Yvonne The*',,} nn,t if'^l
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    HOME AFFAIRS ROAD TO UNITY
    944 6  - HOME AFFAIRS ROAD TO UNITY Pedagogue sswerwr Is ihe attempt I some people to I the various n^M Malaya to co opj for lite (wnmofl|B an impraetieß J dream? j In the firs: article I told you something about the pattern of the population o." Malaya. I told you of
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    Meditation
    40 6 If thirc enemy be bur-*ry give frm bread to eat; ar.d if h be thirsty, give him water tc drink: for thou shalt heap coal? of fire on hs h-?ad. and the JU>rd .shall reward, thee.. Pro: verbs 25:21-22
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    MARRYING PHOTOGRAPY
    36 6 MARRYING PHOTOGRAPY KARACHI.- -A b:ia<*J nearly a thouswM nlllfs^H wa> represented by raph ai a special m arr iiM BCny performed m a v"« This vafi said J marriage of tbi- kind formed In Sind. Reuter
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      78 6 LOOKING FOR A NEW RADIO? Mta have a W lI>K RANGE of QUALITY SETS to suit all pockets F^li'll EKCOPYE V|DOR The QUALITY of tlWtt sets will AMAZE you. They aro real STATION-CIETThPS and the TONE is second to none FONT DELAY PAY US A VISIT TO-DAY and see lor
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      18 6 .Siiiffapoiv to i I i I rPALEMBAMj, 4! I 6»tufJ IJ p 4 -.at»e Sa>A« Vlalav.n Ajr*g 3
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    Round The Jown
    1139 7 WITH VERA ARDMORE- I wm I t K d omken m K,«iy Club me: |R<d t<* hesf X 0V,.. bY IW n k II appi^' l^' MB G S<i '>•'• I Kr rS(>if p:e '^1 Be speak« j r. Mrs m Ef fid that m If walks
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      1 7 WtciAuryl
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      47 7 Capital mi Rex Restaurants Bars. Princess Elizabeth Wedding Fund I November 16th to 20th 1347. "SPECIAL TIFFINS AND DINNERS", served daily NOTE —"With official permission an extra 50 cent: v/ill be charged and will be paid m lull tome PRINCESS ELIZABETH WEDDING FUND I Phone 2125 2644
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      162 7 J^\ CALL AT Doueet wim^fj X Lot Mrs. Tommy Thomson j jjny^ l^ »dvi«e you rokardu k your f Ijl fcr smart Day ard Evenitig l*i T Gown* foi »he Turf club O^W|flfly /V/1K TCLLPHONE 7997 V^.vrtl Ml fej^^ ROOM 181 2n<l FLOOR Mfflty jWjlf'wT'/T IG H Bldg Battery Road.
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    ONE HUNDRED YEARS AGE
    34 8 r/je «rene af ffce wedding m the Chapel Royal at St. James' Palace m ISkO of Queen Victoria a*4' Prince Albert. place <>ti February JwKf' t> n -qninn s V
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    TODAY's PROCESSIONS
    247 8 Besides the Chinese and the Malay communities, the Indians j will also be taking part m the illuminated procession to bejield tonight m celebration of Princess Elizabeth's wedding. Their processon, consisting of eight vehicles decorated with coloured lights, will follow the Chinese procession at Anson Rd. Highlight of
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    UNKNOWN
    39 9 IS Your lUsi c "g^ Concert will be ml T g Stadium r t !i n Park. Kuala ramm :i a l ot Limn (> f poU b ration J-'mpur un the occa-. .n v;^ding of Her the Princess
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    CINEMA MATINEES
    42 9 On the occasion o; the wedding of H.R.H. the Princess Elizabeth to Lt. Philip Mountbatten. R.N.. today over 9.000 school children m Kuala Lumpur wiii be treatffi to cinema shows m the day by the managements of eleveen local cinemas.
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    TRAFFIC ARRANGEMENTS FOR ROYAL WEDDING PROCESSION
    236 9 The following traffic arrangements, are anno J iced m coinection with tde Royal Wedding Celebrations tomorrow. Between the hours of 7 p.m. and 11 p.m. vehicle traffic, having a destination on, or which crosses, the processional Route, is strongly advised to make a de-
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    PRAYER FOR PRINCESS
    168 9 PRAYER FOR PRINCESS In celebration of Princess Elizabeths Wedding, the children of the seven Malay Child Feeding Centres will offer the "Doa Selamat" Prayers tomorrow. The English version of the Prayer is as follows On this blessed day the twentieth. All we child) <n who are present Pray for 'security
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    Today's Royal Marriage
    335 9 Today's Royal Marriage In Westminster Abbey to- lay, Her Royal Highnesi Princess Elizabeth. Heir Pre- sumptive to the British Throne, will bo marrie«l to i Lieut. Philip Mountbatten. R.N., a descendant of the male line of the Royal House of Denmark. i Lieut. Philip Mountbatten. who is now a British
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      76 9 l*iil|iii<4"-^ rr— <lia( <oiiiil%! the/K/^^laau I UHIVIRSAIIf^^J^ Distributors CYCLE CARRIAGE (1926) LTD. 43. Orchard Road I Singapore Phone No. «1«9 Represented by Johore Motor*. »3. Jalan Kuhmat. Batu Pahat. Tone Ke« MotorH 80, Birch Rd., Utreml an, Malacca Motors Encinrer. mc Work, 87 Woifer»ton Rd., Malatca. B. CJ. Motors, 274.
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    CHINESE SCHOOLS' HEAVY LOSSES
    49 10 Nanking. Nov. 19.— The Mm istry o: Education reported that Chinese schools and universities suffered U*****,000,000 damage during the eight years of the Sino-Jap war and the figure does not Include losses m per- sonal property to faculty members and Irreplaceable manuscripts and books. U.P.
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    UNKNOWN
    92 10 ArwrdinftothewishiiJ the tody Wa r<i A large gathennj "PM I and sympathisers o *3 It will be iecaUed tb» I ate Mr Cain was fa*M on Sunday -iiternnmi atftj pensary with a gapin, 2 nai wound The disenSi rrit^e by 'lie IT-year osTiß in* deceased Mr. Hen Sin hid
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    TYPHOON 'FLOR
    50 10 Toko Nov. IP The tmH "flora' is now c?nt?rh Shiiii. darra^ w lili yawing otfrj nawa on Tuesday. the43rdM ther Wmg announced yestaß Meanwhile andher l^M "Gladys", centered 180 fl south ea£t of Yap is contufl to move west -northwest at I miles per hour, early todM U.P.
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    UNKNOWN
    43 10 Tokio. Nov. 19 Duane H. Cook, aged! years, of Caylorfniid^B sentenced to life impn^ men! and hard laboarM a court martial for rape 'a 14-year-old Japane*« Th? wa« review*™ Majoi General WUIii»M i Chase. Coinmandinß GeJ of the First Cavalry DflM U.P.
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      139 10 It'omirw-lvxrliiwii'e to the Morning Tribune j i "SUNSHINE FALLS''^ -^^a^-^^ -."1 I /bUTAPKS&NGCRUiSB* \l l X A SUPGBMUMAM 9TORT\ I I /TMKO^U«CW« > /HAOWim€S6tOTU€9nWNCt\ (ONTWCrtWOPCW BCNOtt J fOON»..THK AOMUMTf Ai WT\ ANTICS OP Tuf.UMScau'ABL£"^(LANOEO HIM BACK OH TMC \iX^> HAO«BCOVO>TOT C I A±=4\ />T v AND hAO 06CK. UNPORTUN^ra^n^^VP^ 6o^
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    ESPERATE FLIGHT
    1002 11  - ES PE RAT E FLIG HT Pte. H. D. Colson A SIX-DAY SERIAL By I, c re ta's Startling Information Plus Martha's Feminine J I Ini.it.on Flash "Danger Ahead" for Chris can***, s I »<1 ■,<..■,; Frincim >. had ym 1 had to win laat W* r /<'■"'"'" i' om
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    MORRIS IN GREAT FORM
    105 11 Sydney. Nov. 19.— A classic innings of 120 by W. Morris, who had scored m the first innings, failed to save Queensland m i their Sheffield Shield match with Victoria, who won by seven wickets. Morris, who claimed 14 fours and one six m his stylish
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    Veiled Threat
    80 11 Home. Nov. 19.— The LeWsi reaction to Premier Alcide' Dega6peri"s speech against the-poli-tical violence sweeping Italy, brought the veiled threat o! revolution from Communist B^ I'almiro Togliatti and the denunciatic of the government programme .as a "struggle to reconquer the world for Christ. There was a slight -diminution
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      84 11 a men iimfn f A j>iui I LAST 3 SHOWS 6 15 and 9 15 p.m. 1 it HAVILAND, LEW AYKES m W Dark Mirror" V' One v.ho loves and w ho loves ...TO KILL! V ED or BEWITCHED! to-morrow l! M isical Gem! WALTZ" <»HK\i WORLD X,, 7— 9
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      162 11 MALAYAN < OMMFMO RATION MEDAI^ IN HONOUR OF H.R.I PRINCESS BLOEABRVB WEDDING <'\vry !>itishcr and I.oyul j- >.^"% >übje.i of The BRITISH <S J'.-winw^s^ E.MPIRI shoui:! be prou«l f*S >m (o own one I 2jS3 ?m I PRK V 51) ds. LACH V -W 4 .SmAi r- of t!ie Gross
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    G.C.D.S. Farewell Tea-Party
    172 12 (From Our Own Reporter) TPOH. Now 18 —A farewe'l tr -party was held by the stuctnts of the Government Com mortal D.-y School at the JuM^e Cafe to rrark the comDleJon of a successful years course lr Tinmeroial subject* fill the students sat for the ICC. Certificate
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    "Secret Hand" In Burma Unrest
    91 12 Rangoon, Nov. 19— Negotiations between the Burma Communist Party and the AntiFascist Peoples Freedom League the Government party, for poli- tical unity have broken down, a Government party statement announced yesterday. The statement issued by tne I ARPFL headquarters here I charged the Communists with
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    Forthcoming K. I. Wedding
    81 12 KUAt/V LUMPUR. Nov. 19.— invitations have be?n Issued lor i the marriage of Miss Evelyn Eose Foster with Mr. Douglas i Hector Leg<?e at St. John's j Church, Bukt Nanas, Kuala Lumpur, on Saturday. Nov. 29. at 5 p.m. The bride-to-be is the elcest daughter of
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    INTEREST-FREE LOAN
    127 12 Members of the Executive Ccunc'l and of the Legislative Council of the Seychelles have unanimously agreed to place at the disposal of His Majesty's Government m the United King, dom an interest-free loan 01 Rs. 200.000 "as a token of solidarity with the Mother Country 'n the grave
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      177 12 I m ii ■ii i »m- /4 vy cv/on v Your LAST Chan re of Seeing: m+> jHyfl IvL^ r M '^»»n Children's Matinee Today 11 A.M Kay Kyser m CAROLINA BM'ES TO-NICHT i SBB| 9.30 p.m. |r j^lgid^Mk PREMIERF SOT Band on f^ |Cr i-^^K^' »n« oove/.- fe^Ksi, >\^^
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      160 12 TCDAY AT THE :=::::::^J P^ne CATHAY 3400 FIVE SHOWS DAILY ON TH[ DiaJ 11. 1 4f,. 4 .13. (i.45. 9.30 1., N| WITH CHEAT PRIDE J^ fl jHE strangest man <&v? ju^^B (he SUAVE aid DAPPEK JSfffc >?W I "MONSIEUR £J VERDOUX" 4-^1 as portrayed by 4l^H^9@3 W chaPlin lwiPlH
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    Malayan Share Quotatins
    722 13 *"g A,, Matayan 13.00 r ISO 1 116 3 2° I 23 W X' 4ft 00 X 510 ft 30 t li st pom 1000 I, |0O 10 00 uf H" -i oo ■"'< 12.50 43 00 W- _7T>O 2SOO ft 1033 10."i 1 50 1 OQ
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    UNKNOWN
    29 13 n our lust of big bumustmas books is "Inside oy John Gunther $12.60. f 'fad his "inside r "i^a; ,aTg'n O nd a ideal if you wish a
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    Market Notes & Jottings
    313 13 Market Notes Jottings (From Our Financial Corr.) I Voting proxies for the Raub Australian Gold Mining Comj pany, L'mited, meeting to be held m Brisbane on December 4 have been circulated m this country though there is nothing outstanding to vote upon. The report says the period has i been
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    RUBBER VERY FIRM
    66 13 With New York prices for forward up over h cent the market opened very steady with business done at 42 for No. 1. Later m the day the market went firmer with sellers reserved. Closing prices with sellers re* served are as follows: Buyers Sellers. No. 1
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    Tins Harden
    31 13 The Singapore Share Brokers Association report re>4s as follows: The market yesterday continued very steady m industrials, m the tin section most shares are showing a tendency to harden.
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    "Ray Of Sunshine"
    72 13 New York, Nov. 19.— The Ne* York Herald Tribune today described the British coal production figures as a "ray of sunshine through clouds of depressing economic new* from abroad. •'No one— be he friend or foe o! Socialism— should fail to rejoice m these tidings. Were Britain
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    17 13 The market yesterday continued every steady Ir Indust. Tin secc. most shares ;m shown tendency to harden.
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    BOON LEONG 'CERTAINTY' FOR OLYMPICS
    76 14 LIEN HWA'S CREAT WIN OVER SHANCHAICHAMPIONS Shanghai. «xjf£2aMr^ sK&z£r»££ val. the Malayan soccer touristy < en »»a g 5 3 tter ead ing r «ti» 2* I a y c r s was Chia Boon Most outstanding of int 2i p i a > r
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    S.C.R.C. HOCKEY TEAMS
    103 14 Thf SCRC. will meet the J#hot« CtlelßM Club'ar hockry on Thursday Nov. 20 «t Hoiic Liin Orcpn m 5.1a ij.Tr.. The ttaru will btj Cheok Wah; Chun Bock. Swce Lav. Mock Chyt. Ch n Ohfe. Kor Siaiiv. Lin. Simnr -Capt.t. Harr> Fan?. ltfc« Ptu. *-n r Kirn.
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    Merrilads Soccer
    43 14 The M>oria section of the Morrlads Musical 1 ZMciation v.ii conttmn r th the seven-a-stde soccer f«jnp»; j UUon on Sunday: Yeo Ww Hooks twin vs. Wun Yew Tims team W :i T;.n E»i«r Kiaf< team vs. Anthony" Yony's team p.m.)
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    Compton III
    31 14 London. Nov. 19. Dems Cnmpton, Middlesex cricketer pnd Arsenal Player, back into hospital. A recent .prration to his knee was successful but some minor treax* rent is needed. Reuter
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    Sport Fatalities Mounting In U.S.
    241 14 New York. > r ov. 19. The number of fatuHties m Amenam «»orf w monntinfl. Although the American f0..-viH f"™" only half over. 15 J«J oJrearfv resulted directly fro* the game, rhilc boxing has cost the h\>es of **t*«w fighters American ings thhs year. Since
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    Australia Selects Olympic Boxers
    112 14 ADELAIDE. Nov. IS. Boxers and wrestlers to represent Australia at the Olympic Games m England next year have been chosen m Adelaide by the Austra--1 Uan Boxing »nd Wiesiling Those selected as boxer a are GGwer of Tasmania, flyweight; L »iirke. Qje^nslancl, featherweight; C. Vfya.ro a)9o
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    Chelsea Haven't Missed Lawton
    239 14 LONDON, Nov 19. -The soccer limelight has leen focusscd so intensely on England International centre -forrrard Tommy LaWtcn 'cr some tirr* ttat the sterling performances beint put up bj* his st'ccessor m the Chelsea front line. Ken Armstrong, have scarcely lccclved th*ir deserving share of attention.
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    Saturday's Hockey League Fixtures
    143 14 (By "First Timer*) Saturdays Hockey League niatcnes, m which the Army, S.C.R.C, Police and I. A. figure wili commence al 5 pm. The Army will meet the Singapore Chinese Recreation Ciuo en the Padang 'Umpires. Messrs. V. C. Westerhout and T E X Retnam>, and tne
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    Hospital Youngsters Soccer Team
    58 14 Tnt following win represent the Hospital Youngsters XI soccer against tSe Seaside 9**g*rs XI on Sunday, on then ground at sth mile Pasir Panjans- K. Jeevamjah. Mohintfci Sing*. L. Ptinniah. S. George, s. Marjgesu. G. T'nangaveloo, XTbjmjbi, A. Arumugam. K. moktar. N. Nadarajah. F. Earn. Reserves:
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    61 14 LONDON. Nov. isJ del' son. f eathenwht t^M of British Guiana, vhofl GUPhfied m his r-eentfl^M Ha! Broweli of c- been susoetided three i^B th? Southern Couiki. «^B tis'n Bo:i'i? Bo?r' fOn^H B- aid ait v;'"' Counr 1 also dec! A "M of £500 his pu-"* ~m the Board's
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      59 14 lie Ho Bong Steamship Co. (1932) Ui (Incorporated m Singapore) PASSENGER FREIG HT SERVICES For Hong Kong, Swalow Amoy KS. HONG SIANG* For Falembang and Pladjoe Sails 9 P M. 2Tlh FOR DJAMBI 8.8. "EMPIRE MAYT^IEAD" CUont Tat) md Dec Icr tMrih*« pattiwulaurs pl^as« to The Ho Hong Steamship Go.
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      67 14 patients recover heiltk by takinj the wrll-ttij LOB I LIN A reduces wj eradicates metubolic a "M afe Rrcummfnded '-'iB GLFfOMETER for the riffl u< ur.itc measurint of V tents m the unit I Distributors: *j^M Singapore. I ALL THE GOODjH l«*r f H F ""^Bf BJ t'** w Ay
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    S'PORE RACECOURSE RECORD TWICE BROKEN
    1641 15 S'PORE RACECOURSE RECORD TWICE BROKEN .'lvc. eteveriy ridden by J. Donnelly, 8.7, set up a course record Qjj r more EUcecoyrw today when it won the Singapore Stakes Lance *li£ ht ty Ie: s than seven furlon s The time 124 2 5 was „i l second' le>s than that
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    BIG SWEEP
    95 15 FIRST POOL value SIOO.OOO First (535.000) *****5 Second (517.5W) 42t»733 Third ($8,750) *****2 Starters ($1093 each) *****8 *****6 *****8 *****3 *****4 *****3 15:602 *****2 SECOND POOL, value $100,000 First < $05,000* *****8 Second $17,500) *****0 Third < $8.750 *****2 Starters '$1,093 eacto *****1 *****2 *****7 *****y *****4 *****2
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      82 15 SAT AT MWNicm M II HUH! I f (FIKST 7 (HAPS.) ai i. who ruoss mm HIS PATH MISi -A.li'^SpP' |)!i: THIS MAHMANyr 1 .THIS DKKAUKI) ULUft] SALE SPECIAL X'MAS SALE A LARCiEST SELECTION OF X'MAS GIFTS NEW SHIPMENT ARRIVED! I'mbroideircd Table Cloth Ivory Warp Linen Ladies Haudkerchief China Ware
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    PRINCESS IS EXCITED
    587 16 LONDON, Nov. 19.— Uk« any excited young *irl on the ere her weddins. Princess Flizahfth drafted herself out of bed after a few hours sleep todny. despite near exhaust»on frnn a round of pre-nuptial parties and dant-es, to see her Iridal dress m all its embroidered loveliness.
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    20 Killed, 10 Hurt In Air Crash
    43 16 NAPLES. Nov. 19.— Unofficial reports reaching here today said 20 people were killed and ten injured when an American passenger plane crashed In the mountains between Ravello and Salerno about 30 miles south of Naples Reuter
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    MALAYAN BADMINTON STARS REACH BOMBAY
    155 16 BOMBAY, Nov. 19. Malayan badminton players. Samuel, Durai and Chan Kong Leong. arrived yesterday to take part m the Western India and All-Iruim .dminton Championship commencing m Bombay on December 6. After from leading Indian badminton playors, the Malayans have the opportunity of meeting a
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    Colts Wit
    26 16 The Singapore Colts Hockey Club defeated the G.H.Q FARELF m a game of hockey by two goals to nil played at Tang l!n yesterday.
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    KATAYAMA CABINET DENOUNCED
    28 16 TOKIO, Nov. 19— The National Congress of Industrial Organlzaitons Japan's largest labour organization claiming at least 1,700,000 memberstoday denounced the Katayama Cabinet as anti- labour.
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    MISIC SUCCESS
    27 16 Francisca Bacsafra was sue cessful m passing the Rudiments Stage 111 of the Associated Board of the Royal School 01 Music London, held m October.
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    29 16 A large crowj attfljM Lido yesterday wfaeif ij variety and dance jm j was presented b.v the m men: m a:d of the Pr»l zabeth Wedding Fund. I
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    13 16 .end 'w^Sib cob who is on trial i w ;th the ass^ssinaw
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    FRIENDLY SOOCER
    16 16 I The PoUe .soccer team jj< (Mun Khu». tan .a jchnny. a .a* b_a
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    5 16 NO AUSTRALIAN WOOL JAPS Told
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      56 16 MA* CLEARANCE SALE AT BOTTOM PRICES INCLUDING ALL KINDS OF HAND CARVING FURNITURE, CAMPHOR CHEST, CHINESE H^ND MADE FANCY GOODS LAMP-SHADES ETC. Your Early Visit is Welcomed PEIPING STORE 173 Orchard Road, Singapore. Phone: 7835. For Prompt, Reliable Efficient car o-clearing, shipping transport facilities Consult.-' BAGGAGE TRANSPORT SERVICE 11-A, CECIL
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      24 16 Today's Sport hockey S.CRC. vs. Johore Cricket Club. Hong Lim Green. ATHLETICS Railway institute Children 1 sports 2.30 p.m., York Hill Home. 10 am.
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