Morning Tribune, 22 November 1947

Microfilm: NL2328
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    9 1 MORNING TRIBUNE I V CENTS. BE,,.. NOV. SS, WW
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    Floodlit
    17 1 L4>i./rn/'9 Cafhrdral pi" m dear relief un- jfiood-lights for tlr Wedding celebratioiu i Wltihnn (Tribune yi(>t<>tir<ij,h)
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    OWDS THRONG ROYAL HONEYMOON ESTATE
    200 1 Won' Mf,,, dowA ir >r m, rw m ■w''- nuke for m „.v husband am M}, morning, tnd for new- about their w. itatUm i rafi tofioiii I, r- Local I ed at tho L,, ,),>-. »«wi IJiinbefA Ifajwfcm, focmea If r i NfeM Mountfat
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    Can Fulfil Obligations
    44 1 )K. Nov. 21 Siam Ek to fulfil he: obiir the rest of the year, Suxarnark, Assistant of the Government au, today. figures from available d expected turnovers. iam can find the needtons to complete the tons as contracted f<> r Reuter
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    20 Uninvited Guests At Palace
    274 1 LONDON, Nov. 21. Ttrenfy uninHfcd <7M6«f« /oimrf fherr way info Me Palace, just after tht Royal procession returned for thf wedding breakfast. The 20 went m a crotcd that rrunh'd into the Palace for* court and qvadninolr It/on flbi police could cloxt the gate* behind
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    POLICE SMASH 3 NOTORIOUS BANDIT GANGS
    131 1 (Tribune Crime Reporter). Within the last ten days. Singapore's police 'have smashed up what is believed to be three out of the four most active and dangerous gangs that have been operating m Singapore during the last two months. It is anticipated that the
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    Russia has spies in Australia, he says
    152 1 SYDNEY, Nov. 21 P"ss.a hnd agents m Australia actively ccnsoirinfi w/ainst the safdu. oi-'id order and (food fOVWnmenl of this comUry, said Mr. W. M Hughe*, M.P. m a rfcent ijmoi. t;io peace of the world comld onijt be threatened b$ one of
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    Guns boom welcome to American warships
    230 1 dinners of the Royal Art diet if ua^ i >•<• r:\urn-fjnn saint* t<) htrald the arrival of unit 0/ Ifc Utnttd ,<'nt(s Western Pacific FteH which sailed into giwjgpiri iffsttrdtiy mornmq. ii(.iui,d Ota Mm," Ffcg.s/t»/i Virt -Admiral 0, hi. C tok' (oniinavder of the
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    High Seas Rescue
    171 1 Hongkcng. Nov. 21. Ti^e Amcrieiin passenger liner Dartmouth Victory radioed that two men were rescued from a drtftinjj Chinese vessel off Ocfcen Island m the vicinity o! Amoy Of thp three who jumped off was lost m the heavy soa. Four Othen were still abfjard the unidrnMfled
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    EXPELLED MALAYS CABLE "NO HOPE"
    266 2 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Representatives of 25 Malay Arab. Indonesian and other Mus hrn associations, including MNP. Awas Putera. and Malay Union. mtC last evening to discuss the decortation from Australia of 14 Malay seamen. Tnche S Adam, president of the Malay Seamen's Union, told the
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    Budget Leak Inquiry
    57 2 London, Nov. 21. The House o{ Commons agreed, with one dissentient, to the Government motion "that a select committee be appointed to inquire into all the circumstances relating to or associated with the disclosure of the budget information by Mr. Hugh Dalton, the then Chancellor of the
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    Princess Hits U.S. Headlines
    52 2 NEW YORK, Nov. 20— No American woman «ver rated the type and size that Princess Elizabeth did today. The coverage of the wedding m the United States compared m scope and sweep with one of the major days of the Western Front The radio treated this
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    Chinese Seeking U.S. Citizenship
    75 2 San Francisco, Nov. 21. A.i immigration official said today that scores of Chinese attempted to secure American citizenship papers by methods that were illegal, m the last several months. Acting Director Arthur Phelan declared that 14 cases were still being investigated. Another Federal official stat'd that
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    "Night Of Nights" At Great In Aid Of Princess Elizabeth
    248 2 "Night Of Nights" At Great In Aid Of Princess Elizabeth Although the Royal Wedd'.ng is over, drives for further contributions for the bousing scheme to commemorate the Princess wedding, continue. Next Thursday, through th ccurt^sy of Messrs. Runme and Run Run Shaw, the Great Worl. Amusement ?^-k is presenting a
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    Strike-Bowl
    54 2 Marseilles, Nov. 21.— A1l tram traffic out of Marseilles was halted this morning as the walk-out of railroad men further tightened the strike stranglehold m this pert city. The strike of 6,500 rail personnel, which began late yesterday, was totally effective this morning and no trains left the Us
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    STRIP SHOULD BE "REASONABLE EXCUSE" FOR ABSENCE FROM WORK, SAYS UNIONIST
    245 2 The power of trade unions to negotiate rffectively depended o n their right to withdraw labour if satisfactory terms rouid not be secured, said Mr. P. V. Sarma Of the Singapore Teachers Union, during a discussion a t the
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      97 2 fm§r*j r Sftr Favorite Brunette J To-Day cAP I T 0 jft LOUCATIOrvAI, INSTITUTION 209, Queen Street, phone 2370 NEW SESSION COMMENCES NOVEMBER STH. Classes will be conducted m: Book-Keeping and Accountancy Shorthand:— Theory, Speed iangir.g from 70 words to 150 words. Practical English m, Three Stages. Mathematics and Foreign
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      15 2 THE PEN w/8 I ALL THE GOODI -<■• j* 4H I Jp J^V I w j
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    L girls woke up-and Ed man m dormitory
    148 3 n asE? school os VOV i* fDAroijKO DORVrTORY ELATED AT XfiMUlb POLICE COURT YESTEj*DihI docK «tood 22-year-old surt^o Wn Sui'W). who plead* my to breaking: mto the St Anthony- Convent School MWdte Road, at 4 a.m. on Nov. 14. m ->rier to
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    UNKNOWN
    77 3 ala>> m the r B ib bin Abas unri Lprt jresterdt? flice Court rf,dy for a week leaded guilty to i si% picuti ml Sailed bin Haj: d trial and »ai be ri'rniinderi be said that hs, rinding bai!. Bakar. prosccut>r. N v 19 th« ■Rizak", a motor p-j
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    UNKNOWN
    42 3 tht- Beventh Police ly to have commitarrnfd robbery, a ie. was ordered to m custody tor a year-old Urn Kirn of armed robbery i and two cheques and $165, from I Jabbar. at Arab St. king armed with a the time.
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    UNKNOWN
    59 3 be labourers, Teng Lee Ah Kow (2l». 16>. Ton Poh Gee l Click «24>. were »re Mr p. Bernard the Third Police day with gambling. c alleged to have Haying "paikjw" at he coolie lines at to Road on Nov 19. lm fl trial to the wen allowed bail
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    Possession Alleged
    26 3 f« alias Peter Li™, a L! rh «w. was charg. a> J1 the Seventh unlawful posI I'-volver on Nov. addreti as Joo s opposed.
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    PaymetttsToPassive Defence Services
    64 3 n aum p n ts to following memana 1400-1600 daily:Monday. Nov^ 2*-^ b Vftval Base: MAS. uoneg^ Sne (members not now m the Collie of Medicine) Tuesday; Nov. 25- A k r "O" Division. p Wfednesday,Nov. 26.-A R P •C" Dlvtston. r p Thursday, Nov. 27.-A.RP Friday,
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    Singapore Stamp Chili
    63 3 At the annual JieeUng^ the Singapore Stamp Club held ire B. Neubronner and "Wm. Lloy3 oi J °T°h r c e social general m? toff vrjj> continue to be held rejularly on the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays of each month at the Palm Court of Capitol arrant
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    API Case
    52 3 A 39-y€ar-old Indonesian. Ahmad Baikl btn Suet. altetfjt o a member of the Angtotati J*muda insaf (API), an unlawful society, was yesterday at the Second Magistrate's Court extended bail for a further week Ahmad was charged last wet He clawed trial to the charge and was allowed bail
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    Bail Extended
    84 3 Police bail was yesterday at the Second Magistrates Courextended for a week to 26-year old Teochew Leow Teo Heng on a charge of criminal breach oi trust. L«ow claimed trial to a charg. of criminal breach of trUSt An 7 SI. OOO entrusted to him on aub. 26.
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    Escaped From Police Station
    105 3 Tau Ah Kirn, aged 21. a Teo- chew, alleged at the Second Police Court yesterday, to have I committed extortion and then fto have escaped from police cusj tody, was absent when his nam^ j was called. It was explained that Tan was m hospital. He
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    Art Competition At 1948 Olympics
    124 3 In conjunction with the 1948 Olympics, an Art Competition i. being held for the works of living artists m Architecture Painting. Sculpture, Literature and Music. The works must have bp«n carried out sncf January Ist, 1944. The Architectural Section i* limited to designs fcr sports
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    Cheque Cheating Charge
    25 3 Frederick Philips, a y°» n Eurasian. *ho was charged U£ Micf Court, remanded for a tung Provincial Bank by prodnefinding the owner.
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    Arya SdWdjv
    11 3 The President- Srm ns^ i g H(jn Kumar Bine*.
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    3 CHARGED WITH TEC'S MURDER
    88 3 When Teh Ah Koon. accused of the murder of Detective C.iorig Ngit Cheng, appeared at the Seventh Police Court yesterday, after a 48-hour remand, two other Chinese stood at his &»de ;n the deck and were also charged with the murder of Detective Chont. They
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    Untitled
    50 3 Photograph hit Mr and Mrs. Chomy Chee Ch>m<7 photographed after their MNh ditif] on Thursday. The bndt i* the daughter of the late Mr. KoL and Mrs. Kok of Singapore; ttm groom is the fourth son of Ifct late Mr. Chong Tet Enn and Mrs. Chong of Jtsseltor Crio Studio
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    Sex Slayer To Pie
    42 3 LAWHtNCE, Massarhuscfts. Nov 20. -An all-male Jury today convicted Navy veteran Vincent Mellechate, 21, of first aegree murder m the brutal sex slaying of a seven-yeor-om schoolgirl and sentenced him to die m the electric chair V P.
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    Fell From Bus, Died Of T.B.
    92 3 A fmditui of th'i.'h \>y natural cause* was yesterday returned by thr Comrtfr, Mr. K. X On at the conclusion of the inquiry mto the, death of 23-yeur~oldr Ton Boon Bna who snst'tnied r.iinor injuries trhen he f-'V off a Singapore Traction Cnmnntu! ownibufi
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    Hit Policeman, Court Told
    79 3 An European seaman, who allegedly hit a police.nan on duty at an SHtf gate m the stomach, during the small hours of yestercfo* mc«.ir/ng, appeared before Mr. F. Bernard Oehlers an thp Third Police Court yesterday. He was John Grey, aged 22, accused of using criminnl
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    REPLY TO THE Y. M. C. A.
    1060 4 REPLY TO THE Y. M. C. A. aSSSSSBffiSBS I dislike argument, and I certainly do not wish to argue with Mr. Tan and his fellow Directors towards whom I always entertain thr friendliest feelings individually and collectively and with whom I have looked forward to a hearty ro-operution m the
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    Death Sentence For Jap Colonel
    189 4 It is announced by the War Crimes Organisation that for the execution of 5 British POW s on a tiny island off SIMEULOE, m Sumatra, a Japanese Colonel was sentenced to death by a War Crimes court at Chang i Gaol. Singapore on Wednesday. He
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    THE WHISKERS CLUB
    90 4 What can I lo— what CAN I do," said Whivk to himi.lt. Tho Fox cast a spoil on Hank and Hank has brought Mr. Rooster to the Fob's hoti*. Mr. Rooster thinks ho is to !>• th« v.'^»r at t*««t. But I'M afraid h« II •■< ti«thin
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    TALENTED AND TERR
    63 4 "Talented and terrific' is the description {turn to (<h rm ?^H Charisse, newest MOM glamour candidate for star* -n i r^H leading ballerina before she mtde her film d( but ana ''^H dramatic ability and winsome beauty will soon M«« .^H new film* "Fiesta" and "The Unfimshd
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    Contributions To
    94 4 Contributions to the Princess Wedding Celebration Fund sent through the Public Relations Office are as follows:— Siew Inn Steamship Co $50; lan Poh Teow $50; Singapore Restaurants $441; Nan Chiau Prers $160; Chung Shing Jit Pao $200; Ying Kit Seh $20; Kew Sing CluL $20; Xoo Soo Hong
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    SCOUTS' SOCIAL AND DANCE
    76 4 A social and dance organised by the Seventh Group Bo> Scouts of Rangoon Road Scho:l will be held at the SVC. Dr»l Hall to-right at 8 p.m. Highlights of the show will b exhibitions of ballroom dare ng 'b.v Mr. G. R. Collick and hts assistants,
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    Wedding Fun
    25 4 Buddhist Lodge n s n 100 J^B L'lgapo,-/ STI 26; Theatrf Co. W- M^M and Co. $20 W. famy«™ tal $2104 2b H
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    UNKNOWN
    33 4 Air Marshal Sir Huflß Lloyd. COB J-gfl with Lady LU,vd arj^l 'sir Hugh and Ud> LMJ attend at Colombo^ PJ of the first Pa w the new constitution Ceylon's new Doming 1
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    Trial Of U Sa
    19 4 RANGOON, trial of U «WJ m Burma and°ij\- d^'-'M connection witft Vl n J Reuter
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      27 4 COMING pjw SHORTLY |f|Ll^% (t«att!t Production I I GENE TIERHEY- DON AMECHE J CHARLES COBURN ITS GENES GREATEST DEBUT SINCE HER TRIUMPH IN "LEAVE HER TO HEAVEN"
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    AUSCLING UP THE HOLLYWOOD WAY
    56 5 /m/- />"' s mhtr "P ?t r must-US. Hat, lyiny on the floor, face m> </<** f f f,iud her back, and palms far.nt) tnrh other, she rtcommendx this Hif/" s f/, i/i tiAcards the ftet, stretch un'il the head ant shoulders fl n tl
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    DU'VE GOT TO BEND DOWN, SISTER!
    986 5  - DU'VE GOT TO BEND DOWN, SISTER! HENRY GRIS i Says ft Oct. 30. A f starlet must have d yc-i know that, la.i- bf:t.'r think over twice mako ur youi mind of X itar and giab■of that Hollywood gold. m starlet hai to be t0 I ipdergo a rtringew I
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  • SATURDAY, NOV 22. 19.47
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      Unmutual Aid
      172 6 Whatever may have been the motives which prompted the Truman Administration to announce the Marshall Plan for Europe, a great many Americans however are looking upon the Plan as a kind of aid to America. This has been made evident by the speeches of American Senators and Congressmen,
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      Horse Trading
      237 6 But some of me Americans are bent upon having their rake-off from even the fnkeraDle $597,000,000 aid. In his message to tno special session of the Congress, Mr. Truman requested that he bs granted powers to control price ana introduce rationing, particularly m the Key commodities required by
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      The Balance Sheet
      148 6 Thanks to the relentless curiosity of the Finance Review Committees of Sinpapore and the Malayan Union we are m a position to know roughly the cost of constitutional cuanges m Malaya. Th« creation of the post of the Governor General will cost the Malayan Union tax-payers $390,000
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    GUESTS AT PERAK RULER'S BIRTHDAY PAR
    77 6 The Photo A ;iroup of the pMtti Nfco attended f ha Sultan of Perak's Birihd'iji Party of f>i* ;.-,,fl Jskcndaria. Kuala Kangsar, laxt Sa'mday. From left to right: Mr. E -V W Oliver, Lndu G-9 .S;r Ecfward Gint. His Hiqhn- v> f/j* Sultan ot
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    Here.... &.... There
    1010 6  - Here.... There PETER PRY By Phew! What a rcund of iazzling rejoicmg we've just been I through! Singapore and Us peo- pies celebrated the Royal Wedding m right royal style— The last few entertainment parties i will continue ever the week-end —and then it will be all over j and
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      8 6 Singapore to I baturcays Malayan A; rW^. sh***!
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    Around The Jown
    975 7  -  VERA ARDMORE ♦-WITH m the add to the impres- s cene. a number HtL:i:S d :hc> I the roadway to pro-l'-ght "^r new- la record th« n:s--m that wine brffni t tne opportunity m. i colour many of Kir. s ensembles worn oalltles pre■c girls m their
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      24 7 "fy /or young and old l9^B DIARIES election of sides lfe > m plain fine nindinffg. WOK STORE Winchester House °'lycr Quay. Singapore i i
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    SMILES & STYLES AT BUKIT TIMAH
    21 8 SMILES STYLES AT BUKIT TIMAH Photographs. A group of fair punters m a bright and cheery mood at Wednesday's racfs. Tribune
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    "Excellent Mother" Ordered Rest-Away From Baby
    134 8 "Excellent Mother" Ordered Rest -Away From Baby LONDON, Nov. 20.— A mother wiio was charged with attempted murder of her four-month-old baby, was ordered to take a noli- <jay— away from the baby. "You were Wv fc- Y«w n»v r nothing about which to **proach yourself/* Mr. Justice H*t!ett told
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    MISLED BY GIR 'WITHOUT SHAME
    452 8 MISLED BY GIR 'WITHOUT SHAME London. Nov. 21— "If ever there *af case m which a young lad has been misled and misguided by a girl who had no sense o' >aame. this is it." said Mr. H. Malcolm Lynde to th* Magistrates at Harewood End. Herefordshire. j He was
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    GERMAN RATIONS SLIMM HER DOWN 4½ STONES
    111 8 GERMAN RATIONS SLIMM HER DOWN 4½ STONES LONDON, Nov. 21. —F o! shortage has driven a w^rc- home af er less *.han a year m th* Bri is'n Zoil«' ot Germany, where .she an;' her sn. agedthJ 'o sleeo on sack* of s'raiH attic. M* has applied {or :»M her
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    39 Bandits Killed
    76 8 Rangoon, Nov. 21 Combine! Burmese military and police '.crces shot dead 39 bandt> and dispersed large armed bands i.i operations against "forces <">■ lawlessness" m Arakan, on the west-coast cf Burma, a government communi ique stated yesterday. i The communique, reporting "serious disorder" throughout Arakan, attributed the
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    JAP BLACKMARKETEERS
    32 8 TOKIO, Nov. 21: Seven-hun- dred cases of blackmwketeering 1 m textiles have been <Jiscovereti m Tokio as a result of a three days investigation by the Metropolitan Polic* authorities. Reuter
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    WINNERS
    60 9 ll.* <it tin Secimi 1 Bm§*pon Turf ml Meeting art kd I *>p t» bottom) Dotmettft api I 'J- D<>nn<lhi up) r f t} "rd race; Lotfy r /f i! 7 up) irintMr «>/ F" 44/, of( f ((of to I [ourUnnu J. Dm- W* of the fifth met:
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    Fice For Jap mpeitais
    17 9 Fice For Jap mpeitais Ijernmeni announced f°nne r Japanese ■JJf officem and HI h (Gend .armerie) "Provisionally
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    TION CHARGE
    17 9 I S ''<%tv r- A f V h urs ll>i: ted th 1 Madura Island.
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    He wanted 17 kids -Rita
    129 9 He wanted 1 7 kids -Rita LONDON, Nov 20 Rita Hayworth, granted a divorce m Los Angeles from Orson We)les, the actor-producer, said that curing the four years of their marriage he "never showed any interest m establishing a home.'" She added, however, thai he once expressed a desire far
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    26 KILLED IN HUK FIGHT
    109 9 26 KILLED IN HUK FIGHT Manila, Nov. 21. —Military po- Ice headquarters reported yes- terday that nine military policemen and 17 dissidents were killed and three poMccmen wounded when a 30-man patrol 'ought a numerically superior Huckbalahap force at Lupao Nu^va Ecija. The announcement said the patrol left San Jose
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    CREDIT TO FINNS
    64 9 WASHINGTON, Nov. 21 The ex- port-Import B.mk announced a new credit of $5,000 .<K»0 to Fin 1 and for the purchase of raw cotton m the I United States for processing H that j country for local use and export to i Sweden. Norway and Denmark U.P.
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    Selangor Combined Services Rugby Win
    66 9 f Photoffniph by An incident \n the Perak European* versus Srlanyor Combined Services rugt/er match played m limh last week-end. The Combined team won by seven points to three. Picture shows Dr Stewart, Perak full-back, about to fjathir the hall I wnd from the tnurhline
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    Jew Gunmen Shoot Arabs
    79 9 I JERUSALEM, Nov. 21. Jewish gunmen, believedly members of the Stern Gang, lined up five Anfef from the same family against a fence and killed three. They shot the Arabs m the same place between Haifa and Tel Aviv where British soldiers last week killed five
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    ALL-BLUES RUGGER ENCOUNTER IN IPOH
    60 9 (Photograph by Teams m the All-Blues Rugby match m Ipi>h last week when the Pennny Asiatic XV beat the Perak Asiatics by 20 points (two goals, a try, a venaltv and a (Iron aoal) to six ooints (a penalty nr.ri n trii i 1 )ir
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    HUSBAND 60, WIFE 27: SHE NEEDED NO ENTICING
    170 9 HUSBAND 60, WIFE 27: SHE NEEDED NO ENTICING LONDON, Nov. 20— "A lac.V does .not go to a man's flat antl stay there all night just to mafce small talk," said Commissioner R. C Essenhigh at Sheffield Courty Court. He granted Cteorje Edwara Huntley. 6U, of Sheffield, exRASC eantain. a
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    AUSTERITY SQUADS
    32 9 Shanghai. Nov. 21.— Austerity squads made their first vigorous attempt m Shanghai yesterday to inspect the City's restaurants nnd hotels to check on the observance <>f the austerity regu--1 lations.
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    Delay T Pensions Allowance
    157 10 Delay T Pensions Allowance Low. Conservative ™}M Commons y»tentof*B view o< the present r^fl which df!aye d t h J.JW tension, and a ll<W»2?H resoective government XH cret; v rCommon^Jß ttons w.'Uld guarantor W -sums ciue would be mm arrange f ur thf jj|*« money m other waJiroZH Period o|
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    Shot By Accide
    53 10 YOKOHAMA. Nov. 21 Army announced l.ut WHh Dudley, Departnwnt of Army! llan. Frederlcktovvn. MiMouri. after he accidentally shot sell m the head with a Jtfl pistol he waa examining while 1 a group of friends. The ace occurred on November 7 and I ley died en route
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    JAP DIET UPROAR
    55 10 TOKIO. Nov. 21 a Cabinet Secretary Sud tnrew Diet circles into uproar when he annoitf tnat the Government favc ed increasing the House Representatives Com™ on State Control of Mines norn 30 to 60 a bers. m a determined a to pass Iht coal Bill the Diet
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      246 10 iComirt-Exeliisiv*' to liii- Morning Tribune i "SUNSHINE FMIS" /gee what Evu»*i r^^s) "^1 i T <*&\ 'tl I ™ul»'» p^oSpst^U *i ft>i. "<f^^\r ;T^ tjlPCil>l BtiWdC/J^ I Tfk^/ 7\ AmU^^^C*? "RFI INIDA" I ,iTr~- j '^Jfcrt^BH tXPcCTATIONS" I f V*'^" *^*-ri "As wi \^J^^ L ill ~^fl|) SURE TO Orrtß
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    ESPERATE FLIGHT
    901 11  -  Ptc. H. D. Colson A SIX-DAY SERIAL m fy I Chris Does Some Fast Thinking, Some Smart Telephon- Some Quick Proposing and Ends Up on the Beam i °*2 and he: fiends and his ■bled as he slumpmcid- a ,t mnt paraaea w."" ent he naa M^ r
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    MOTOR BOAT HITS MINE: THREE KILLED, TWO INJURED
    165 11 (From Our Own Reporter) PENANG, Nov. 21.— News has been received by the Thai Tin Syndicate Ltd., Penangr Branch, that one of their motor boats I struck a mine off Renong m Siam and exploded as a result of which three were
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      29 11 Starts On Monday m the Morning Tribune "THE BRAW 1 i BONNIE" j By J Mary G. Davisoti S SJ L S 1 Another Romantic 6- D*y Lore Story
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      185 11 Lovely and Intriguing CARPETS Peking Mirz^.ur Perf-iiin idcsi Range for your inspection w Attractive Curios anj Jeweiiery. Com* >;.. >y«nu a pIOSMBI fctti/ hour impectmg out complete Wib U^rry after the Races? Visit THE KATONG REST-HOUSE (Restaurant Bar) A health resort by the sea with luxurious rocm& and comfort. A
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    COMMUNIST DESIGN TO EXPLOIT MANCHURIA
    209 12 SHANGHAI, Nov. 21. The •Communist design to develop Manchuria into a base for dto'onged civil war was disclosed by the Communist Radio, which qucted Li Fu Chun, representing the North-ia^t Bureau Central Committee of Chinese Communist party, as annulment that Communist economy m Manchu.:ia was
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    22 12 eminent plans to build up their ftr«i?th as socn as possible lor I counter-ofTensive and the Gotho air S efV f U.P.
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    SHAKESPEEARE TO
    18 12 Powers t/) *J \*rr Uo r d^'aWm^ tf,J *«a laaaaaH Tn<K^ last n< ,h V neuter
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    PAILS TO TURN PROFESSIONAL
    73 12 CHICAGO, Nov. 21 —Promoter Jack Harris said today he had "come to terms over the telephone" with Dinny Pails, the Australian amateur tennis cnampion and expected to sign him to a contract soon. Harris said Pails had agreed to play for $20,000 minimum guar entee or
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    Striking Italians Clash With Police
    104 12 ROME. Nov. 21.— Striking ueasants armed with rifles', iraehineguns and spades, clashed with rollce In a f^esh outbreak of violence at Gravina m a "bloody Puglia" province. R«ports sa!d police were forced to barricade themselves m their headauarters after the peasants attacked. A showdown m
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    107 12 LAKF StfCCESS Now Tort Nov. 21. Car'og P F -»rv" r i tlie Philippines pred'r^od that ths Russians woum Identify their propaganda campaign agalna the United States as poop as t United Xitions CJen^r^! AjfKtnbly en»l.s, "as a result of the defeats they havo suffered" m the WOtld
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      181 12 AT LAST!.... SINGAPORE CAN TRULY BE PROUD OF SUCH A MAGNIFICENT PRODUCTION! yHVjB vh.iii run; IX N!\<.AIMHU; SHOWS Jlhfinrinnri!! ro-»%v B!ffTiVTlT^HHTn^t.lf> t '(l l .n < I J 11; 2: 4.15; 6.30 915 P.M To-night** Thrill Miduiitht A //jj S\«L treocherous, Dr. tfea^^y THE IST INSTALMENT JH 1 (CHAPS 1-7
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      179 12 SOW SHOWING! f% k ftlf V 4 «7 > LA I HAY 6.45. 9.30. V1 "fl I Hl.'ivJ CHAPLIN -AS A MIUD'Rer'B HAS RETURNED BOOK N Ow H V^^rUAO tC in CeQsityofdraau.^H A^T an even more mm Ln A I L I n of laughter I UWi VERDOIK* I CHARLES
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    LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE
    172 13 London, Nov. 21.-Kaffirs have provided the feature of jester days markets with a shaip rte m Middle Wits shares fiom 29 shillings to 31 shillings ar.« r, pence following rumours of good ;;«P m f Apart :r, n ,tn, activity, the markets ftntrahy spent a quiet day
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    alayan Share Quotations
    826 13 Bl***? quotations to- ft* Malayan 13.00 I* oo It-'- "I ioo io.oo X 195 505 M^" M r ,4.00 29.00 ."30.00 B A-A 1035 10<0 I i M I. or. 1 i i I< 0 ■p,.,, 2600 26.75 Hr 4 CO.. 00 57.00 1100 H Chines* H
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    Industrials Again In Demand
    59 13 The Singapore Share Brokers Association report reads as f-1- lows industrials were again m demand m the local share market notably Henry Waughs, Singapore Cold Storage, the Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank, Goodwood Park Hotel, and Hammers. The exception was Gammons. Tin shares still commanded the
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    Rubber Prices
    197 13 The market opened higher on New York advices with 43-1 2 I cents done for No. 1 f.0.b.. but i profit takers came out with the j buyers marking down these I prices. Buyers Sellers. No. l f.o.b. bales Dec. 43 43-1/4 No. 2 f.o.b. bales Dec. 42-1
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      230 13 Expert Ladies Dress Maker/ Utest Fashions. CHOP CUING YOU A Orchard Kd., Singapore 11 1 h formerly at 153, Orchard Road 'J\ liompt Service: Satisfaction H^JJ Gun ran teed I I\AL APPEARANCE TONIGHT OF FRANZI THE TOAST OF VIENNA IN "WE PROUDLY PRESENT" A KACKSTAGfc RIOT /y by IVOR NOVBLLO
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    New Amateur Boxing Rules For Singapore
    642 14 BIG FIGHT PROGRAMME TO AID T.B. FUND Now riles passed by the Anutei.r B:xing Association m London o n Sept. 27 this y^r md alopted v th<? AAyr y and rlal Services Boxing Association*, wi'l be foll^ved by the Singapore Amateur Box-ng Association :r.
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    HE TELLS JURY KNOCKED OUT
    108 14 HE TELLS JURY KNOCKED OUT NEW YORK. Nov. 20 —Boxer Jak* Lamotta spmt an hour > teUing the Grand Jury why he was knocked out by Billy Pox m their recent bout. Bcfre entering tdie juy, room, Lamotta, who still worej a "mouse"' under his left eye as a souvenir
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    TABLE-TENNIS
    102 14 Meettn? the Yin« Ying Snorts Club i at table-tennis at their premise.-, the j Leisure Table-Tennis team defeated I them f y a four games to three. Results: (Leisure players meni tioued first >. Loe Meng Kong beat Panir Kai Sum 2-0; Kuan Sun- Ho beat V p Ten?
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    USEFUL B.P.
    86 14 The following players will represent the Useful B.P. m a friendly match against the Hercules B.P. on Sunday at tne formers court. No. 45, Lorong 27A, Geylang Khoo Peng Koun, lA. Malik bin H. Zainuddin, Robei t Yap, Cheng Heng Wah, Larry Lim, Dol. A. Rahro.aa. W. Alwi
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    Market Notes & Jotting
    349 14 Market Notes Jotting {From Our Financial Corr.i^M When we survey the mes 3. confusion and the threat of utj collapse m ihe absence of trjjH pling economic and financial cc^B trols, we may reflect that rtfl ever the immediate causes of J troubles, there is no ga;r.sari« the fact that
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      204 14 ENJOY I BETTER HEALTH Are you tired, worn «>it despondent mentally siupgish. fee itSc j.-ier than v »ur years? Have BO energy? Suffer rom backache or other pains? Can't eat. sleep, work, piay lise a healthy person? Has ail th^ fun been taken <»uc of your life? If you have
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      534 14 ON YOUR RADIO' TOUiyI BLIT NETWORK 3L4LAY ENGLISH PROGRAMMES 12 00-2 00 p.m 455 metres m the medium v*ave b*nd 720 megucyelea prr «ecoPd In the 41 metre band. 600 11.00 p.m.: 485 metres m the medtum wave barvt A 4.825 megacycles per second m the 61 ♦nette when the
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      250 14 9 P-nv Op. n 1 I Pro,. Bu,V n ;;;/^nc^™ Tun, 9 j» rili «U M Tamil; 9.30 T \9 nu! flbi bi iof Na S u '•i« m T.,r.i 'ln ,J U I «ong> 10 20 Voc',l JL° ,Hi^J *iyah Partr o15 P r ky^W nouncement r 'pm* 2i
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    TODAY'S CARD
    422 15 FINAL DAY OF SPORE RACES Lp Your Eye 0n... htv one who has come «lown. His best chance j brackets today. I > li I .r /?>.<."'. has strong pace, can stay and strong J j.- F iTt:ft hied to stay, been showing: well m track fci lTi
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    BIG SWEEP NOS. WITHDRAWN
    40 15 i The Tribune is officially informed that the following Big Sweep numbers, for the second day, *****01 *****0 and *****01 *****0, toere withdrawn, as the person to whom they were issued has had his membership cancelled.
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    Chinese Women's Hockey Team
    134 15 (From Our Qm* Correspondent) KUALA LUMPUR, Nov. 21.--group of 18 Chinese women, postibly more m view of the fact that many others are coming forward to register their names, who will invade the R*WW stitute Padang for their nrsr hockey practice torn™™* I evening at five
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    Nationalisation Of Banking
    52 15 21-AnappH-on by Australian trading "before a single high court an interim injunction to the Commonwealth for "Jinto effect Its bill for -imt until the bill relj!*e,R °yal assent. te?? A rtle S wiu now refer the our," f 2 U bench of the n^ ek a hearing.
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    TRIBUNE FORECASTS 1, 2
    90 15 By CiArhck' b> 'WeUinfton' S RACK 1 R«iHk:\H Fate 1 SEATTLE ON Silver Jupltrr Rohr vb t RACK i— MINSTRLL BA\ Far 2:^B£LITA F>cUopUte Duke San S RACE a— CORAL SEA Race 3: U4C SCOTT i LKiubk Five f oral Sea KACE 4.— SHAVITORD Rac^ 4:—
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      81 15 SHOWING {gfoffijtfmm M l^Bl e -te 100 buty l^Tv W Preceded by Special Newsre c Exclusive pUtures of the procession m Singapore on day of R<».v ii Wedding. TONIGHT AT MIDNIGHT SP6CIEP PPIS... APvlyrPKg-TEEMING SiSGAVORE'. ROLAND CUIYfR RICHARD HAYDN 1 THOMAS GOMEZ SPRING PYIN6TON TtjH^ Coming Back for One Day
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      61 15 ■ap«i-.i' I art dub, revival »uiu. third day, Bukit I HOCKEY Kue games, Army vs. S.C.R.C, ■dam;: Polite vs. Indian As■ciation. Thomson Road. I RIGGER W up. Johore vs. Singapore frJliiins. Padang; Singapore ■rvices vs. NegTi Sembilan, Pan Besar Stadium; S.C.C. Medical (ollege Union, I TABLE -TENNIS P-Colle-e Table Tennis,
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      534 15 Following is the list of final acceptances, with probable joeVeys, for today's races, the final day of the Singapore Revival meeting: (Trainers 1 named m Jackets abbreviated as follows: E— van Breukelen. D— Davies, H-Heddle, Hbs— Hobbs, MMarland. Mn— Martin. T— Turley, S— Sullivan, F— Fox, P— Pattie, R— Rodgers.
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    QUEENSLAND 289 FOR 7 vs INDIANS
    305 16 QUEENSLAND 289 FOR 7 vs INDIANS BRISBANE. Nov. 21.— India, full of confidence after their sensational defeat of ftradmans Australian XI at Sydney earlier this week, did not finish the day too badly against Queensland m the first day of their mcteh today. At close. Queensland had lost seven wickets
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    Colts Romp Home With 4-2 Victory
    120 16 Colts HC 4 S.C.C 2 dsplaying better combination, the S:ngapc:e Colts scored a !our goals to two hockey victory over the Singapore Cricket Club on the padang yesterday. Though things looked pre'ty bad U'r the Padang Club at the start, when the Colts registered
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    "Ike's" Successor
    29 16 WASHINGTON, Nov. 21. j President Truman today nomi- j nated General Bradley to succeed General Dwight ©senhower as Chief of Staff of the United States Army. Reuter
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    23 16 Photograph). ,iood-h«* ts I" TA^ 2tftm»ctpuZ Building wan one of the moat brightly lit under a battery of Ji° Al^'V'i/ Wedding Celebrations.- Tribune
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    29 16 BANGKOK, Nov. 21— Siam's new Upper House is scheduled to meet on Monday when the Khuang Government will be exnected to seek a confidence vote. Reuter
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    Lean Blip Back In Power
    96 16 PARIS, Nov. 21— M. Leon Blum, veteran French Socialist leader, was last night nominated Premierdesignate by M. Vincent Auriol, French President, as strikes already involving about 600,000 workers continued to spread m France. The French Government announced yesterday that it had decided to call back
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    120 16 SYDNEY. Non 2] ?.M Harvey brothers had 1 1 shi^e m Victoria's sM total cf 331 against W9M Wales on the ODening tayfl their Sheffield Shield -itchl today. At the close Nerd Wales hid lost one vital five runs Mervyn Harvey, a '"'''J ooened for Victoria andswß steady 45
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      79 16 Tennis Edifl On Dec. 2 1 With the sanction oJ theß tapore Lawn Tennis Assc<^M the V's Men Club of SIdJ is sponsoring a tennis rxii| ■by prominent Singapore H at the Happy World Stadnfl Tuesday. Dec 2. at ?j=™ aid of the Y. MCA TennM vilion F»md. Further details
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