Morning Tribune, 28 November 1947

Microfilm: NL2328
Total Pages: 16
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    15 1 MORNING TRIBUNE r M lK eu>Beria) 10 CESTB. I 1 N0 F BU- AY. KWTOL
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    GOVT. DEFEATED 10-7 IN INCOME TAX DEBATE
    1041 1 GOVT. DEFEATED 10-7 IN INCOME TAX DEBATE HISTORIC WO' by UNOFFICIALS SINGAPORE'S UNOFFICIALS IN THE ADVISORY COUNCIL UNANIMOUSLY SAID A HISTORIC "NO" YESTERDAY TO GOVERNMENT'S BID TO FOIST INCOME TAX ON THE PEOPLE OF M ALAYA. THIS FOLLOWS A LENGTHY DEBATE IN WHICH SIX OF THE COLONY'S COUNCILLORS, FOLLOW- ING
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    The clock stopped for the battle of income tax
    788 1 The clock stopped for the battle of income tax \DoAwell Cooray There trvw little heat in the longM fed debntf on Ne-fax in ffc* S»npabi Advifory Council wtatiu/. Rnfher uhm fcrre a cold, logical tripping ripcirf 0/ fJie MMM /or /nrome-fcur I tfc Unofficial*, and w equally tttibbom adereiice to
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    McKerron Says His Piece.....
    9 1 Mc Kerron Says His Piece..... ZIZrKRWm^ addressing th* Council.
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    Sir Franklin On The Spot
    212 1 Sir Franklin On The Spot The Unofficial members ot J the Singapore Advisory oun.U »»*ve won a respite from the dancer of income tax in thai J Colony, and despite the Jac-k «»f vifour display- I ed, the people of this 1 c.ty musv b« ji genuine. J y grateful
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    PRIDI DENIES
    54 1 Ex-Premier of Siam. Nat Pridi. has sent a letter to Lard KUlearn denymr that he wa* in any way imputed in th* death of King Ananda. Nai Pridi further stated that to the best of his knowI d*e and belief, no member of his present entourage wa« implcated
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      26 1 XIAS BAZAAR ro FULL SWING! More present, to choose from, mcr. present, to .We! We co-operate in givint the public the BEST CHRISTMAS SINCE THE ÜBERATION!
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    SIR HAN HOE SAYS HIS 'NO'
    163 2 The presence of polyglot races keeping accounts in various lan*uafes mud the Present low standard of commercial morality would militate atainst the proper wwkmg of th«» income tax scheme jn«Hi*h large-scale evasion— These were the reasons Sir Han Hoe Lim gave for his refusal
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    Income tax "will be signal for more wasteful spending"
    471 2 Mr. C. C. Tan. voting against the Financial Secretary's motion, said that since the Counc 1 was unable to exercise effective control over the expenditure of Government, he believed it would be better for the introduction of income tax to be
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    'We Must Have Tax Now,' Says Mr. McKerron
    343 2 'We Must Have Tax Now, Says Mr. McKerron The time of unbalanced budgets, nec?c Sary in the rehabilitation period was over, and the first essential step towards a farsighted planning for the Colonyfuture was to consider the broaden.ng cf the revenue basis of Singapore. This view was emphasised by Mr.
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    608 3 lenial that Government extravagant was made jovern.r, Sir Franklin n his speech to the AU,unci ytoi rda.v iolio«--iPtote uO income tax. ■ktiD that tne 1 txuavig.incf was I heacuvituso- tne F nDm.ttee. ig to the debate, on li tirst like to refute tile m i*% en made tnat iest
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    Plug leakages, urges Mr Tan Chin Tuan
    204 3 Voting against income tax. Mr. Tan Ch:B ruan declared that, .t.ter examining the 194» Bud get, he tound that K was itW the'r rrcesaary nor advisible to i intr.KlucL income tax into the Cokflkf at the present moment. He advocated the raising of
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    NEWS VENDORS' UNION OFFICIALS
    24 3 NEWS VENDORS' UNION OFFICIALS were e^^- s jumasamy; President, Mr. k Hon Secretary Mj ure P.y K icanmi Hon. iw Mr V.' S. Manigam.
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    VYSHINSKY PLEASED
    20 3 NEW YORK Nov. > An t dre SrMinisUr V le today Arable contribute to the cause of peace Reuter
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    ON CHEATING CHANCE
    15 3 ON CHEATING CHANCE i„ $aso y«»»^w lowed to a JO™— e 1 _i rt _"_**?a-;2""***
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    LIQUOR SMUGGLERS LOSE BOAT
    32 3 LIQUOR SMUGGLERS LOSE BOAT TWO •«»»»™_."_S_ )B %sStt_i naoor eavll > ftned •_***fߣ Court Jg«.«g- t a t __t torn, officers a m^J^,. popped a sampan m wn'c" J^SSf* W *T_ah «as -W*
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    Chinese Envoy At Industrial Fair
    25 3 Chinese Envoy At Industrial Fair Ml cal regions w c tt lC i c t^e norbeat combine to attaC* t n tricts with rou«h roads-
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    WELL EQUIPPED
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    Hm! Hazel's Wearing A Lovely Brooch!
    8 4 Hollytoood firmament.
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    Jurors' foreman, "excited and nervous," gave wrong verdict
    401 4 MALACCA CO'JRT SENSATION (From Our Own Reporter) MALACCA, Thursday. Bungling and misunderstanding by the foreman of a common jury at the conclusion of the Azzue hearing into a case of armed robbery by a BOR and six others resulted in I the
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    $300,000 Realised At Land Sales
    47 4 More than 100 people compris. ing individuals *nd representatives of business houses and commercial fnterests. were present at the salesrooms of Messrs Cheong Hock Chye and Co., Ltd Robinson Road, yesterday, wher-' an auction of landed property was held. Sales totalled $300,000
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    TAXI DRIVER ROBBED
    40 4 TAXI DRIVER ROBBED A Chinese taxi driver was rob bed of $20 in cash and a wristlet watch by three Indians in civilian clothes near the 12th mile. Changi Road, on Wednesday night. One man was armed with a knife.
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    WAYLAID
    57 4 On Wednesday night an Indian was waylaid in Desker Road by two Chinese who robbed him of $50 in cash. The men were not armed. Shortly before 8 p.m. on Wednesday, a Chinese .family lving m Tanjong p a gar Road wer^ robbed of $850 in cash and som*
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    Taxi hit a moving boy —a man was pushing
    215 4 A Malay taxi driver told the Coroner yesterday, that a 'moving box" cut diagonally across the path of his taxi and collided with it. He saw nobody near the box. He was Talib b«n Sudin giving evidence at the iflqu.'ry into
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    THE WHISKERS CLUB
    25 4 "JFiop has certainty C rked m^.ZT. •Mafic this ti-e," lauahln vv! 1 Ve,,ou gw c_ _?_r_H2 _*—>•. H 1 k _s N_£_ittQ_3£__ __«aifKß
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    Buckingham Palace Gardens
    10 4 <7«^PO w«t» thelnke m-th€ gardens at Buck>n</>»"» >
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      25 4 Attractive Afternoon Frocks If^ I C(V^ &™tiful Evening Gowns J^B Shanghai Modern Tailoring jSHBI 10 BATTERY ROAD. SINGAPORE. (mJHIII^ »"ade to order Phone 82C81. VV
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    1143 5 [^Trdust from korda's studios paillette Ooif i -The Story of toUB fetenn a T22S!to mean. A f M e it professional, mm* s {v^e taste ar.»l reui S e that the I ant '"£f CgC tie not for mm. nc;t!vity from t enJe r* pe-iy to an astonisnea thrties.
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      34 5 XOW AVAILABLE Wholesale enquiries tnvited. Sole A9«n(« /or SJM9ap« re and Mn^san Union. HUANGHD TRADING CO. IS -IB UPPER CROSS ST. SINGAPORE' PHONE 3591 P.O. Box IU4 SODA i i > i Phoenix Is Best
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    MORNING TRBUNE FRIDAY, NOV. 28, 1947. No Performance
    344 6 MORNING TRBUNE FRIDAY, NOV. 28, 1947. No Performance As in the Malayan Union, so too in the Colony the Unofficial members of the Singapore Advisory Council have throwti oat the Income Tax Bill. The Singapore exposition tacked the vigour shown by their cwtntafifte in the Malayan Union, but the fact
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    FAREWELL TO INDIAN TROOP
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    Women At Wo
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    788 6  -  Harold King Py- The French federation of L wiih its ii,« members is I wootd arttenty the political pu PARIS.— A big struggle is going on in Prance for contnl of the 6.000.000-strong centra) Trade Union organisation, the General Confederation of Lab our. which has, since the Liberation in
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    around The Town
    769 7  -  VERA ARDMORE ~WITH J s WeHding -inrr'ed at Sure The Rev jeremony. «ho wa> l ±d ntnon. the J! bring nmshJ collar and bu an old tam'ly pleated headrt P pd a a bcuquet oi eted h er ensembie^ )ougal. brother 0 jrom Sydney. I Balmoral Road
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    Royal Wedding Day Sports In Malacca
    139 8 Royal Weddin g Day Sports In Malacca LONDON. Nov. 26.— Leading British Liberals— centre party which is almost in eclipse at present in the struggle between the Conservative right and Labour left— tonight issued a "declaration of independence." LONDON. Nov. 26— A few of the scars caused by bombs to
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    CHURCH-GOERS SERMON ON S
    147 8 LONDON, Nov. 26— A vicar substituting t™ the ex-Rector of Wells, Norfolk, preached to af negation at Wells of eighty-more than twice the usual number -on the evil of spreading scandal They hoped to hear more abmr Key. w. E. Mom. whoso ilodmi,.. ££Z left a
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    Wind-Tossed Steel Sheets Kill Two
    116 8 Wind-Tossed Steel Sheets Kill Two L NDON. Nov. 17. Several 28 lb sheets of steel tossed from the top of new 90ft. building by a high wind hit three workmen, killing two and seriously injuring the third. The sheets were being used in the building of a granary at Gateshead-on-Tyne
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    GI'S JAP BRIDES
    53 8 TOKIO. Nov. 27— Japan, s nrides of eight American sol. c?iers, married under the GI Brides Law two mcnths ago accepted the Christian f^rh in baptismal ceremonies hciu ir a Tokio army chapel conduetd by Chaplain ftufus A. Cooper of 3101, Webster St., Saidugo California Wf.ddmy .V
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    30 Enraged Wives In Barrack "Mutiny"
    141 8 30 Enraged Wives In Barrack "Mutiny" IX)NPON, Nov. 27. Thirty angry wives of Irish Guardsmen now serving in Palestine stood on the barrack-square at Chelse*. London, and shouted down a bri gadier. He had told them they must quit their married headquarters. Brigadier Trappe Lomax said the married quarters were
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    6 Will Draw On Spinster's Fortune By Rota
    106 8 LONDON, Nov. 27.- Every year for six years a different person will get the income from the bulk of a £76,000 fortune left by Miss Beatrice Cecil" Allfrey, of Temple I Hill, East Budleigh, Devon. It will go in rotation to Lieute-nant-Colonel
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    S'pore
    28 8 A piWfire taken on the set of Alexander A"- se«m due for screening in Singapore shortly- m j yum^m A. A. Walter, OBE, JP, Korda's Eastern s
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    7 9 brMctmakb, 5/i.ssfs Mntildu and Helen Perera.
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    Wedding Bells Ring For Malayan Brides
    59 9 Photographic nervwe, (Picture by Mr Matthew Cameron, of Southern Kinta Tin Dredging Co., Ipoh, with his charmnig bride, Miss Margaret Reid, of Dunfermline, Scotland, after their wedding at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church Ipoh, last Saturday. Standing behind are Mr. J. Manson, who acted as
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    Madame Chiang's Vote Not Valid
    69 9 Madame Chiang' s Vote Not Valid SHANGHAI, Nov. 27 Chineta afternoon newspaper, Ham Min Pao reported from Nanking that Madame Chiang Kaishek's ballot lot democratic Socialist woman candidate Wang Yung.teh was believed to be invalid. The lepcrt taid Madame s ballot ticket was of the type lor election of women
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    UNKNOWN
    27 9 I\,\ "Anna Karenina" (starring Vi«J e P""o. .Singapore personalities. Left to Wjht Col '^n Run Shaw. Singapore cinema magnate, «»»a c (/l used in the film
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    AID TO CHINA
    51 9 WASHINGTON, Nov. 27. Emergency assistance to China will be included in the United States stop-gap aid programme— as well as to France, Italy and Austria— under the recommendations to be made by the House of Representatives Foreign Affairs Committee, it was learned here late last night. Picture
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    MYSTERY SKELETONS
    48 9 MYSTERY SKELETONS sKsSsSg on two >" u c o o nr\ faat Tnpotholes below the 2^370 feet .in known men. vvpipAt the first inquest on a mie, suoiti» u vr^rksh're ravine. r;e y LyTeturnld r a S n h open ve. j £»S£'"£,rsi Ihw the cause ot death. Reuter
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    "UNDESIRABLES"
    77 10 Paris, Nov. Jtf.— To* french Iftrfetry of the Interior otftttf y«stentey that If "undesirable per sons" had been expelled from the country, including several "White Russians", wtio acquired Soviet nationality alter the war in response to propaganda appeal* The Ministry spokesman added that they had been arrested in "different
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    UNKNOWN
    120 10 Lund, ni Ngv H r tht children"' r< *B •Surrey, h B.rJI Uncle Mac name "Uncle u Wheat." Mits m References printed I t?n included ™ldren a n d ChKdr^a For McCulloch. it n J (that he suffered from JS Physical disability. PeJ-SH one eye and one leg. The
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    2 NEW GENERALS ARMY OFFICERS PROMOTED
    108 10 2 NEW GENERALS ARMY OFFICERS PROMOTED I London. Nov. 27.— The folloiH ing promotions were announrtß 1 in the London Gazette I i To be Generals Lt.-Gen.Bß Brian Robertson. Military Qm ,ernor of the British zone, fitfl seniority. 3rd October. 1946; UM Gen. Sir James Steele. CokM of the Hoyal
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    Tito, Dimitrov To Sign Treaty
    38 10 inter Geo'ipi Dimitrov tjjl Marshal T, i W^Jl he will sign a treaty" 'laboraticr.. frioiKiahip mutual aid." ton:or«J Varna Exinograd i mosph n< of nat onal «JJ ration and festivity, announce! yestei^> U.P.
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      165 10 «»iiiirv-K\<-hisi%<' lo thv Mor iiina Tribune I "SUNSHINE FALLS" j I /8Y PUTTING TUG ROTOftC BAO\ f /lO WO/K ...PUlT>4£ I Tw^EN YOU WANTToY" L^"V^ \s* -~^2EP ft VJO CRUI&NG PITCH MOU TM£ I PiTCW L£VW OOWN AGAIN. VOO^E DOWN DO YDU f^ NO I -L* LOAD Of P YOUR
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    THE BRAW BONNIE
    861 11  -  Mary G. Davison A SIX-DA Y SERIAL By IV The Imaginary Bonnie Tries a Little Business Venture— to Writer H ank's Puckish Delight! B- miin tr«s B^iWy thing would be m glanced at Wi watch. V a n -.-.t-ier hour and a hal. V as due at
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    Gen. Matsui Makes 23-Page Defence
    358 12 T( k^o, Nov. 27.— General I* ant Matsui. Ccmmander-in.Chief of the Japanese Army :n Centnl Chin a at the time or the "Fape oi Nanking." took the stjnd in his own behalf at the War Crime* Trial on Wednesday, an testified that it was his
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    'First President Of New Jewish State'
    67 12 NEW YORK. Nov. 27. An audience rf 2.000 cheered Dr. Chaim Weizmann, President of the British Zionist Federation, hei> on Tuesday when he was refrrred to as "the first president of the Jewish state'. The occasion was a dinner riven In honour of his
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    Poultry Ban
    72 12 LONDON, Nov. 27. More than 45,000.000 head of poultry feme under the ban imposed by the Min stry of Agriculture. From todav no Uve nouifrv in ay be moved, s:ld, exhibited or offered for sale or show in any part of England and Wales. This standsfll order has
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    Fierce Fighting Near Paoting
    101 12 Nankirgr. No?. 27.— Fierce fighUr* raged yesterday between jPacting and Wangtu railway station. 35 miles to the south as Nationals fcrces fought to break up a southern Communist column pushing against the Hopel provincial capital, according to dispatches reaching here tonight Over 100.000 Red trcops are
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    To Chinese man Artist
    32 13 To Chinese man Artist It Lns. Chinese «r--ihibitcd her pamtipore recently, was to dinner .at the Yuen Restaurant t World last night. a frige p&ihering ction was most enltends leaving for krt&S
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    London Stock Exchange
    155 13 LONDON, Nov. 26— Todays session has brought some sharp tails to British Funds. Selling of Consol and Treasury 2^% issues resulted in a loss of 1 per cent., both closing at 83y 2 Miscellaneous Industrials were I also inclined to follow this downward trend but losses in
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    SHARE MARKET QUOTATIONS
    691 13 SHARE MARKET Q UOTATIONS I 'ORE NOV. 27 hare quotations toby the Malayan Association were as ipilSTB'AL.' M ftujcr Senef I 13.00 14.00 I 1 80 190 I 3.45 355 Be 6.75 9.50 822 23, 25 26 6 43.00 45.00 Bust 5.10 5.30 900 10.00 ll 3.87' 3 97'jCd I
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    2 Plead 'Guilty' In High Street Jewel Robbery Trial
    391 14 2 Plead 'Guilty' In High Street Jewel Robbery Trial the Btagapoft An'wet ye terday, fi ur younj Chines,;? appealed bt-lort M: Justv Thor food t<- answer ehttftl in con BCCtioa \v:th the iffHltiOlUl D b feCffy which took '.ice on Ma: 17 last, when a Well -known Chines lewellen 1
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    MALAYAN PLANE BRINGS HAPPY GROUP OF KIDS FROM THE CAMERONS
    235 14 Photograpli). LONDON, Nov 26 —The Big Four Foreign Ministers today broke their deadlock on Austria and agreed to place her peace tieaty first on their agenda. Waving excitedly from the windows of a Malayan Airways Dakota aircraft, sixteen happy European
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    Sheltered Felon, Charged
    90 14 Hampstead, Nov. 26.— DonnaVi Lilian Aberg, 34. single, described as a matron o Roslyn Him Hampstead, was here today re* manded on bail until next Wednesday, accused of harbouring an escaped convict, Alick Canning Kostanda, and concealing the commission of a felony. She had appeared en an
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    Federation Statement Soon
    74 14 Federation Statement Soon London, Nov. 26:— A Government statement about the federation of Malaya is- expected to be made shortly. When Major Bruce, Labour, asked in the House of Commons today what progress wa s being made to implement the federation of Malaya the Colonial Secretary Mr. Arthur Creech Jones,
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    Theft Charge
    50 14 K. Rajah, a teen-age Indian boy, appeared before the Second Police Court Magistrate yesterday, on a charge of house-break-ing and theft of a table cloth from a house in Meyer Road on Nov 24. H He W as remard<?d in Police custody for 24 hours for further investigation
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    UNKNOWN
    130 14 MELBOURNE \cM ot South XH P»ayiord. has entJS 1:i °n that wherAsH v-innvnf s act t0 M n **U trading b&aS operative, it might t)e uncorstituiiona! I Mr. Piayford w* M press representatives "rne yesterday ore ß h«s Murr to' "M been conferrinj t-juH Ol Victoria, Mr. h"' Jl
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    RUSSIA OUT OLYMPICS!
    39 14 LONDON. Nov 27fl hances oi the Sovifl participating in t« Olympic gam^s at^J next year was redu«« barest possibility viet winter sports showed that ai! tournaments had mm in Russi:i it thesawß the sjame .n S^laj
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      60 14 Tie Ho Hong Steamship Co. (1932) Ui. (Incorporated in Singapore) rASSENGER FREIG HT SERVICES For Hong Kong, Swatow Amoy BS. "HONG SIANG* For Palembang and Pladjoe S.S. Sails 7th Dec. FOR DJAMBI B.S. "EMPIRE MAYMEAD".. (Hong Tat) t¥imm 2nd Dec For further particulars plfase apply to The Ho Hong Steamship
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      582 14 lON YOUR 'RADIO i BLUE NETWORK VW MALAY ENGLISH PROGRAMMES W J 2^ 2 p m **> metrei in -£**< the medium wave band 720 wSfrS l0 V^v 1 me^^a p. r second u, the 41 HfigtiS 6.00-11.00 p.m. 455 metres in D*n Wur the medium wave band 4 825
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    432 15 I !id tiring L ilties and K..fflesCol-i I Franklin l tchto* K n Lady Gimson who call »way Cu^ vO L r gnded up the in K s p r:::^ activities fo, W Raffles ColW;;.:\ :liat they ■r' :-r every K ir .i wen ihemiclfrt Kir. n manv L
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    31 15 Ie of f:v, jrears' rigorous lent was imposed on it t AssiM Court by Mr Justice Thoronhe was und guilty n unlawful possession m kerat Albert Street 1 list year.
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    63 15 lors for the Wright-lifting C ntttta are rente that the competitlißi bet oO N »r. 29 and 30 at urld Ar-:... at 8 p.m. Those |t in the Weifht-UfUng I nueivei at 31. t 3 p.m. for a I D |at the New for the weighS;iturd..y. ptrtcular s ore
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    57 15 B Involving 53 locally■P r '"■I of the R.A.S.C. ■f ting with dangerous 111 H kenzie Road on i was called at the Istrate 1 Court on V piain Athey, adjutant school, opposed 11.I 1 "l! R. G. Smith. ■s."' the Royal En- School, applied V respect of six
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    Kings, Rulers Of Arab States To Confer
    76 15 I Baghdad. Now 2..— King* anc rvlers o: member states of the Arab League may meet f-arly next me nth to discuss the future of Palestine if the United Nation! adopt a partition plan, it was learned authentically here yesterday The meetmg wh.lch
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    SAILORS TROUNCED
    73 15 Displaying good combination in the forward lines, the Keppel Bus Company defeated a team from ti.o s s Diomcd by four goals to one in a friendly soccer match playt-d at the 6th mile Pasir Panjang Road ground yesterday. Bus Company Team: Taib, Murr. Govinda. Tee Kiah. Gham,
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    Perak Amateur Sports Assn. Plans Stadium In ipoh
    195 15 IPOH Nov. 26.— With a v^w to co-ordinating and promoting interest in all typos of amateur spcrte in tin State, and improving their standard a Perak Amateur Sporis Association WUj formed on Sun.iay at a meeting hel d in the Ipoh Club
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    HARMONY WIN
    24 15 Harmony Musi«a. m a friendltll .nt on,d l first t s. S. Sivnrn 3-0. y°;^ H chPW beat Suppiah »^4> J^fwtf* K-
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    Problems That Face Indians Living In Indonesia
    366 15 (Tribune Man rfp»«"' An :n.,ight into the life and proWrms ol the I nd n d -,,ia was gi%vn by Mr. N. R.r;havan. the first ttAtt CojwJGeneral to Indonesa. at a Pies Conference at Adeipn. not y-.-,terday. Speiklng <n som,- of the pn*Rtlt
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    AMARNATH'S BIG TASK
    551 16 I HIS I li;si STAR IS TODAY KKIsKAM. Nov. ?7. No touring cricket captain has it pel so many difficulties as m. r nit b No captain has met difficulties with a cooler and mor.' determined braverv. In the past two months' preparation for the Test or.
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    CSC Win 2
    30 16 The Ceylon Bpd teated thg Jobored al h >ckey by tvop (Bcorers Yogarajihi The Sup rintendiq Engineer's De^artT.eji yard) defeated the Hiih!ande:s by :wo&oi tScoiers. Balan m
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    SCRC Take Another Hockey Defeat
    82 16 The SC.R.C. suffered their tliird hockey reverse when the Postals XI defeated then 3 1 on the home ground (Hong Lim Green> yesterday. Outstanding in the rUitlngl team was centre «half ToiedJ who played a great spoiling gam,^ and fed hi* forwards constantly The Postals
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    Royal Couple want to be alone
    88 16 LONDON, Nov. 26. Princtss Elr,i>» > fha M Edinburgh, v-ho left Broadlands, Uomsty, r>:n m bren since their weddiny, today asked M !Jldee** i/t I period of their honeymoon to be spent m 4 be "absolutely by themselves." Uarq*& "'/H The wish has been
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    Sir Oswald left by the side door
    92 16 LONDON. Nov. 27. Hundreds of young men and women shouting, "We've got to set rid of the rats" parade outside a hall in Leytonstone, Last London last night whore tl* Osi J a Mosls y< forn leader of the British Union of Fascists,
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      51 16 HJ;fp"Jli|k^Sl f SPORTS I '•r'-*i mt' nfifi in mi' r i rill n--KCCKEY SCRC vs. 223 BOD. Hong Lm Green: Spore Colts vs Police Training School. Thcir.scn Read: SRC 2nd XI vs. RAF 2nd XI. Padang. SCC vs. St: Joseph's Institution, Padang. BADMINTON. Exhibition matches. Great World amusement park. 830
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