Morning Tribune, 29 November 1947

Microfilm: NL2328
Total Pages: 16
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    AMARAN
    214 1 I lIS '^H KKISKAM. Nov. It. lit touring cricket captain has fH<r<l so many difficulties as Amarnatb No captain has met difficulties with a cooler s,nd mar.> determined bravery. In the past two months* preparation for the Test or. deal, inclement weather at Perth, Ad. laide and Melbourne had
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    DURHAMS DUE HERE SUNDAY
    160 2 (Ry j. Military Observer 1 Tlv 2n I BaUalior Dtfb«m Light Infantry will arrive m Singapore from Rangoon tomorrow m th« troopship Talma They wiU go direct from th« Talma to the Railway Station, where a special train will t> waiting t ♦.ak" to Kluang. The
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    Pridi Appeals To Bangkok Govt: "End Action Against My Friends"
    258 2 Former prem-e;. Na Pud: Phanorr.ycn£. who esciped to Sngapore flowing the c>»up d'et it staged by Fie.d Ma: ■nil Pibul S^nggraoi last night issued I .-tai.ment thrrugh Lord Killeara's Ot!io- appealing to the new Siam.se Government to "retrain fixm acting
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    Chinese Claim Shocks Burma
    72 2 RANGOON Nov. 23. A claim to 77.000 square miles of territory on the Burma-China border made by an official of the Chinese Ministry of the Interior on Wednesday hM shocked Burmese official circles, it was learned today. Officials hope that China did not contemplate making any
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    EDUCATIONAL
    40 2 MERCANTILE INSTITUTION 209. Queen Street. Phone 2370 NEW SESSION COMMENCES NOVEMBER STH. Classes will be conducted m: Book-Keepirg and Accountancy Shorthand Theory, Speed ranging from 70 words to 150 words Practical English m Three Stages. Mathematics and Foreign Languages.
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    Municipal Chief Takes A Holiday
    78 2 Mr. J. R. Hill Municipal Treasurer, has been appointed by HE. the Governor as Deputy President during the absence on casual leave of Mr. L. Rayy)i'in, the Municipal President. Mr. Rnyman left for upcountry on Thursday night. Mr. Hill has been granted consent to undertake,
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    Hospital Romance Has Happy Ending
    308 2 (Tribune Staff Reporter) A war-time hoepital romance had a happy ending yesterday when Dr Chong Tuck Kwons and Miss Florence Wong Chit Moy were Married at the Wesley Church by the Rev. W. S. Reinoehl. A distinguished gathering of doctort, nurses and friends graced the
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    SMALL FIRE IN ANSON ROAD
    51 2 A small fire broke out yesterday evening m the vacant space bounded by Anson Road and Enggor Street as a result of petrol m some empty drums stored m the area igniting. The Fire Brigade which arrived m answer to a call quickly extinguished tile
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    CHIANG GIVES AN ASSURANCE
    52 2 Shanghai. Nov. 28.— Assurance that there was no need to worry over the civilwar situation was given by President Chiang Kai•shek to a gathering of university presidents m Peiping today as the thunder of guns rose m crescendo at several hotly disputed points m north and
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    NEW QANTAS AIR SERVICE
    236 2 Messrs. Mansfield and Co.. Ltd.. announce the inauguration of the new Qantas Empire Airways Constellation service between Australia and the United Kingdom via Singapore. The first westbound service is •scheduled to leave Sydney on Monday, Dec. 1, arriving m Singapore on Dec. 2; it will leave
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    GIRL CASHIER TELLS "FIERCE LOOKING FELL HELD UP JEWEL STORE
    463 2 The trial of the two Cbtnttc lim Wah Sans and Au Chey. who are alleged to have committed gang robbery o- jewellery valued at $62,160 from a High Street jeweller. Kwong Cheong Leong. on the afternoon of Mar 17 this
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    Refugee Pro
    28 2 New York, Not. 28-8 merce Secretary 1 riaian said alt,Ji Hon" o? the Europew problem Ls toproriM permanent hor.es and i r live normal Ml U.P.
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      70 2 Waat a relief No More Sour Acid M Stomach. Sj f Thanks to De Witt's iSWiii Antacid Powder. I can IgSS'ME now eat what I hke I^^IJS without fear of any ilj |^r>2ff?J effects afterwards.'* omJ.?? 11 re J uffertn from «wess acidity. Indigestion, heartburn natulance. etc. why not try
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      44 2 f m t Today's issue ot the Malaya Tribune will consist ot' i 12 Big Pages V 1 Don't miss the special new ftoture j "DIARY OP THE J DAY" Three colutjms of i 1 lively local comment) I conducted by S 1 "Observer-
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      21 2 THE PEN M"i* I ALL THE GOOD* fully gjico^efl I fl f 91 Go-J Nlb f ,|^W I v 1° m :>
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      39 2 TlI>f;TAOT£ TODAY High Water; 10.29 a.m. 9 ft 7 m 11.50 p.m. 9 ft 1 m. TOMORROW High Water: 11.05 a.m. 9 ft 9 in. Low Water: 5.11 a.m. 4 ft 2 in. 5.50 pjn. 0 ft 1 in.
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    thought explosion was "bombing"
    153 3 II y UH— 1 s X L c r ortcr „r' L exam-nation The Police are seeking ex. ptrt advice from military authorities on the exhibits. then* Ming, the chief tenant of the house on Sophia iioad. said he thought at first the explosion was "bombing.
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    UNKNOWN
    60 3 II N- 111 Saoi tin mdone. Fill wh< fin' A« oxt I C n rf L itation 01 Er b rmnent. r- \;r ChiLoy that the Govt. nenti lor I vitn him Howlahnr i> exp -••ted to [official talks wgh t representatives. Mr. at pies nt In India -ted
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    UNKNOWN
    106 3 18, t< irtng memKs:v-. Defence Services. ■Dot yet received t'ne:r Kyments. will be made Her Forces Record OfX Road, between the ■800- 1240 and 1400-1600 I. Dec 1 M.A.S Vicm Yek Eng School. X English School. St. Hchoo] and Middle Rd. ■Depots 1. Dec 2 MAS. Chilectcr.tt St Theresa.'
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    By A Meteor
    17 3 II Nov. 28. a mystery gjrted from Hastings Jified by sir Spencer meteor. Reuter
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    A Sleaford Boy's Malayan Dreams
    373 3 ißy a Military Observer). Tucked away m a bar.acks on the verge of rubber estates and .iungV m Johore State. South kfalaya. a Sleaford. Lincolnshire youngster dreams of the day when a cherished ambition wiil cc me true. He is not counting the day till
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    CHINESE YMCA ACTIVITIES
    45 3 The Singapore Chines** YMCA are extending their M^^f 8 ln An English Commercial Training Class is being opened at their premises at Selegie Road. P Commercial Eng«sh Elementary Commerce and Elementary Economics will be taught nightly to all interested, irrespective of nationality.
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    RESENTATION OF AWARDS AT KING'S HOUSE
    372 3 [ceremony at 5 p.m. on p »l King a House. Kuala S„ p, X(e,lencv the Gov■jlEdward Gent, present*p h with decorations, wnom are members of the J Forces, and five service Wghness the Sultan of Sell";' Tengkw Ampuan, Lady a Mrs AT. Newboult 5X2
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    'BIG MY' TODAY FOR CEYLON TROOPS IN SINGAPORE
    214 3 (By a Military Observer). Today will be a big-day for the thousands of Ceylonese members of the Royal Corps of Military Police and Royal Pioneer Corps m Singapore— their new sports ground will be opened at Kran.ji and to mark the occasion
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    KEEP PLEDGE
    36 3 BASLE, Nov. 27 —The Bank of International Settlements at Basle announced today that Britain. Sweden, Norway and Denmark had adhered as occasional member* to the Multilateral Monetary Compensation aprtement sinned m Paris <>» Nov. 18.
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    Wrongful Confinement Charge
    36 3 U .7. i !a-miJ J t Hi f. irufrele, ytstt d harat o) u/. ngfml < men. a', kteibum Pink <.n Koi Batl >n |1« t,l Di( 5 irh> n•• <"'- v <- u,;/ tm ntioiud.
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    MALAYA HOUSE RECEPTION TO SYBIL KATHIGASU
    374 3 Butam feettagl I I nu;<deship with all peoples < l the Far Fast who resisted the Japanese ambitions to eMlMlltl hegemony throughout As;a were express- ed on Thursday evening by lac Un-der-Secretary for tht OU n i Reel Will [an v The statement wai
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    $3,648 CLOTH CHARGE
    73 3 Bail m $2,000 w: f h two sureties was yesterday is the Second Macist rate's Court offered to 40--yVar-old Won? W.i Choon, who facrs a rharce of d shone jtly retaining four baUr of etokn khaki cloth worth $3,648, at an ad tress at Eu King &np
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    18 Deaths From TB
    30 3 There were 18 deaths from tubercuKsls m Singapore for thepeek ending N< v 22. against 31 m the previous week. Deaths totalled 154 and b:rth.> 565.
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    THE NEW MARLENE
    123 4 This is tht n* w Marltnt Dittrich tU tthf aj.pt ars »n Lydia. the tantaliztng gypsy girl "whose lore knows no hounds" m Paramount s "Golden Earrings". Marlent co-star it with Ray Milland n this t( mptstuous hue story and her tharactt nsatton of the gypsy Lydia
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    Kept Love, Pretty Girls Out Of Brother's Life
    165 4 LONDON, (By Air Mail) —Every time a pretty girl seemed as if she was about io pass near him m the street. Miss Shirley Chapin, 32, made her brother. Dr. J. S. Chapin, a New Yoik dentis\ cross to the other side.
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    Sweden To Open Far East Trade
    52 4 New York, Nov. 27. A Swedish commercial delegation recently leturr.td from Naila left here for Stockholm on Thursday with a report on its efforts to arrange for the distribution of Swedisn products m the Far East but ocficia:.s declined to publish the r e.
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    37 4 it i Nanking, Nov. 28. An authoritative source told Reuter tonight that the general session of China's first democratically elected National Assembly, which was scheduled to convene on ChrlaS mas Day. will be definitely- nnctponed. a* Reuter
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    Tennis Exhibition Games Next Week
    191 4 Exciting tennis is promised at the Happy World Stadium on Tuesday evening when several past title-holders and ranking payers give an exhibition. C. K. Pang, ex-Chinese Inter- national, and Ong Chew Bee. exSingapore Junior Champion will play against Kamis, ex- Malayan Doubles Champion, and Gafor
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    R.A.F. toys for S'pore hospital children
    376 4 R.A.F. toys for S'pore hospital children An arts and crafts exhibition organised at the Education Centre. R.A.F. Station. Changi. was judged yesterday by Col. J.CT Willis of GHQ. FARELF. and Squadron Leader W. A. Carmiohael of Air Headquarters, Milaya. Exhibits were the work of neto- > bers of the RAT.
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    Winter Transp Chief Appoint
    47 4 London. [fl Sir Will ot i Lii dseil. who tH ed the Eighth Army lopaj^H for the advance from .Vasfl Tripoli, has been r^m 1 chief executive of the transport executive ~;'!M 1 will lead a drive for k'rj round of goodi wa^om-a^M
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    Blind MP Scores "Inner" At 15 Year
    41 4 Blind MP Scores "Inner" At 15 Year Londi-n. Ni'V Fiaser, war U". wrr.V'^B Parliament s. "\-B on 15 yarda range wlr.ohheM ,e l for Winded e.vS'rv.ttna™ St Duns'ans training Biishti l Oscillations m headphc ceases is ataed at the bull. Reu.elH
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    Ban On "Sitdov Diners Lifted
    14 4 London, Nov. 28. J^M Britain limiting SSJftMSaUI munity. R"**
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    THE WHISKERS CLUB
    50 4 After Flop the Frog had worked the magic that made the For grow smaller and t »c Rooster bigger Whisk had seen the Rooster chase the Fox round the »oc m. Whisk laughed when at last the Rocster had grabbed the Foa bt the tail <md fdsfafsadfasd
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      66 4 THE KATONC REST-HOUSE (RESTAIRANT BAR) a s!?h. resort k bs th e sea with """rious rooms and comfort. A rendezvous where delicious fo od and good wine are served lt DANCING SATURDAY, NOVEMBER, 29 and every Saturday night. op e n to Non-Residents:--i ADMISSION FREE. EXTENSION IA. M. FOR RESERVATIONS
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    HOLLYWOOD SEES RED
    724 5 IpY GRISt MaK y a Flirt. Corre^ondent n Hollywood, R*»poe»< Tor Inljune Readers— N Reaction I bearingi n by the D rjn-Amerl-red lut InreatiIta "tat r^'- s were of protca istrj leaden Uywood." nveatigation second week and thing about d lid Bed its apig to the air
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    CURBS OFF
    76 5 CAIRO. Nov. 28.— Egypt's waning cholera epidemic claimed another nine deaths and nine new caaci m the past 24 hours, both figure* are higher than the previous days, the Ministry of Public Health announced last night. All restrictions on navel anywhere m Egypt imposed because of the epidemic
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    BIKES HIT
    58 5 LONDON. Nov. 27:— India's economic stituation may affect Britain's plan to export 1.400.000 Wcyclei this year. The Indian nyirket. the world s j best for bicycle imports. Has 1 ecu closed since the Government of Ind; a decided In September to purchase only essential sterling commoditu-s, a British
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    MORNING TRIBUNE
    338 6 London Agents M^srs CoUn Turner Ltd. Talbot House, 98. St Martin s Lane WX^ Saturday" HOY. 29, 1947. Asia's Poverty The second plenary session ol me United Nations Economic Commission for Asia and the Far East (ECAPE) i which opened this week, could inaugurate a new era for
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    SCHOOL FOR SCHOOL-BUILDERS
    50 6 Five-hundred architects from various parts of Britain attended 4 he recent exhibition of designs <md plant for adaafl tmildings at the Royal Institute of British Architects. Picture shows Miss Heather Raikes lookina if <i mnMttM school which is to be btiit at Walkern Road. Stevenage. Herts Barratt's
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    OTHER PEOPLE'S VIEWS
    132 6 gaga gagjgaj '•*"'< have H V^aV You don't i>k' *nj j t. <i> i H An y §OVt> scheme provt>s m H Yov thmk govt, is not doing enough for tie j H H or ffjejaj ■J| YOU WISH TO PRAISE GO. 2 j DONT HESITATE TO
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    Kirk For The S.I.T.?
    104 6 Kirk For The S. I. T.? Sir— The Singapore Improvement Trust, m these days of grave housing shortage which especially hits the poorer classes, deserves a kick m the pants for its ili-planneJ. expensive building scheme at Owe n^ Road. I believe ths twe'vo building's cost m the region of
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    "T.B. Tax"
    114 6 Sir Since Government has more or less decided to ojtpose the introduction of State Lotteries to aid the war on TB, may I suggest the following alternative means of raising more money for this worthy cause? Racing is experience.ng the biggest boom n Malayan turf history. Why not
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    RADIO MALAYA
    39 6 Sir. One more complaint about Radio Malaya. On holidays and Sundays, isn't it possible for this highly costly organisation to give iisteners more hours of entertainment? Must it stick to its routine schedules always? D. M.. SINGAPORE
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    No Bribes
    61 6 Sir Relaxation of the controls on rice is bringing about a desired result. What about de-controlling prices of cooked meals I think this will help to mark down prices of food at big restaurants m the parks and Chinese hotels, as the restaurateurs will not have to charge
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    OUR COPS-AND CORPSES
    94 6 Bir -The Police ar* doing a darn good ptecj v ing with the city's gangsters. But I wonder if tmeu ficienfly rewarded. _i, Agitt* They hold the riskiest jobs m the service- t ;> cticc who was shot dead reentry- but are their ciemtly compensated m the
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    Living? Cheaper
    29 6 -S/^ Wafer rafe,s are to be inr-rpased !*<>m Jan. 1. W' aider if this is part of the authorities' drive to reduce the cost of living. PAVE.
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    Around The Jown
    1096 7  -  VERA ARDMORE WITH II Party .v.- an tftti I v at X Xs the t:>- occasion mm f a l:r < Mr k ovdi KaWtotl*** take me oawj v j, r Among the v- and MH J'nti'u P"" 1 M1 ;T o c'i mensmatea, r ,md Mr
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      52 7 I^^ K„„ k s,„re For those people going abroad see our fine selection w I aaM Christmas! J OU C 6 I g? Books and Annuals. lwr M ru UUavouri.es and FOR YOUR WOOLLEN ■X bumper g if, TWO PIECE '">« Q»ay /-a**^VuumiSo k° Tel mr BOOM IB L. 2nd.
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      163 7 taalaattai jSj-Jnli P■^l■^■■T^P*^*^^^^^™^^^ WISS Leaf Plates with their own cups m pastel shades ideal for luncheon, tea cr snack service". lis SHi 502 I Give CARPETS this X'mas Carpets from Peking, I Mirzapur and Persia m gorgeous designs and colours. A Gift well X^^T^X appreciated by those (A <5i I
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    "Husband" Was A Woman
    86 8 "Husband" Was A Woman SANTA ROSA. Ctl f.. N«v. 27 -Two foOnf womc.i admitted taVay wen- n.arr .«d la a chnrcll r«*remory an i lv?ri for five attentat ;»> man and w»f<\ Marietta Cot k 26. and Thei- Walter <27- ajare Jnilad on charges of fekndoOa iaaparaotaf lion. Tha masqu-
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    BRITISH OLYMPIC HOPE
    57 8 BRITISH OLYMPIC HOPE One <>f Britain's great OlymPc hopes. Maurrern Gardin* r. w-ho is regarded as one of Ih* greattst hurdhrs. Maurreen is at t nt t)U men* studying at Doughhonoigh College and is training hard m her span time on the eitilegr track under the aa*J 0/ traner G.
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    CHINA'S WAR
    60 8 Baanghal Nov. 27 Undrr lh* direction af the Canadian broad-ca.-ting expert Roy Dunlap the ttOtf oj China's eight years f>i2Uiig'.e against Japan and her efforts at reconstruction anrj r:* habUitjkti'Ln !a being told to the world by *hort-wa\e radio Tor KWD hours each d.;y. beamed to reaxa I
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    Up-Country Hockey Skippers
    40 8 G. L. Carson (left) skipper of the Johore State Hockey Team and at one time Peirak's centre- tor ward, and H. Morris, the Negri Captain. Johore recently beat Negri by the imly goal scortd m *hf- mntek
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    "Heavy" Putting At Highland Games
    57 8 "Heavy" Putting At Highland Games George Clark, of Grange, famous Sce)ttish "heavy," putting the 28 lb. stone *29 ft. 2 ha. to win the Open Event. He also broke the record m the Hammer Throw at the Braemar Highland Sports at Princess Royal Park. ptotograp*'' Malaya, at a tea party
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    'STORY OUT AND MA
    138 8 'STORY OUT AND MA LONDON. Nov 2S The Of putterinjr candles dm m? tri. electricity cut shone on the facet of two wom-n as Mr. Justir.. Lewis decide*! at. Exeter As^r s which of them should benefit ruV 1 under a £10 000 win. As the candles flickered the Jtrdge
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    Long Under In The Mus Says Doc
    26 8 Long Under In The Mus Says Doc LONDON N y m d«rpant ..~tl I cial Health D jr. I 1 takm m y,M "Long imd-rpar.tv M
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    They Stole Fizz & Ja
    51 8 They Stole Fizz Ja LONDON. Nov. who broke Int i C*V Club, Prtncea-road, ha<i a substantial .1 kitchen before tag £900 worth ot cr.a!W.|JJJJ and wines, 5.000 guitar and a saxophoa I The stall their quarters fl hearn nothing. Ifr Michael Noms. aecretary, Baal: only three waetoaga V ihatterini Wow.''
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    PEACEMAKER
    29 8 PEACEMAL^H SHANGHAI. N u'^ e 2J,"^^B o£Wnteter) n 'of the Ch^**^H repi. entative l settie be Sspute S between G:«e« hex raefehbouring counu ka and northern Owe* >*m
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    "Distres
    15 8 I learned that her M Dover n toidu woman $JM bin over a WVJ^^^M
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    UNKNOWN
    32 9 Ii i Lor •ask .11 ■ney a JVnaa Neame 1 for aflai iairßeacon <Wd Shaaani aboa< aaaae 1 thai m Baacoa ;n i memory nen he made JJ v biowa sky
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    UNKNOWN
    25 9 11l to us th..conf th m useum wh»»r tcoat, I ire D thi n P v I 1 L s for L n t
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    Give Him Old 1-2, ys Wife
    96 9 Give Him Old 1-2, ys Wife II SquareI B '-'4. Wft. W US' 2^o m forty -s, told |M: I'll glfa Id -wo It MI Is had 1 1 k r hushind lari. > Cla"e, an Ir.shU and 'arte c.; pottce I h made threat* through a lava- a train
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    Bother Is t Guilty' Murder
    81 9 Bother Is t Guilty' Murder I Per, Mrs. Marjorie Eva 01 Sheffleid-driye, Jjn-Tyne, at Durban ■Mea wi .ot gu ity to P ncr -u-w. .•k-cid apn. bouiifj over tor two I infanticide. RR '-•<■: XC, Raid |Wed incessantly anc •F^other greai anxiety f" until 0 n September EV and her
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    HAPPY SCENES AT KALLANG
    103 9 HAPPY SCENES A T KALLANG ,en haaaay exited mchoolch Idiev from thi Tanglin School* m the Vemeron Highland* arrive* n §'mgnpon on Thursdiy for their Christmas vacation by Malayan A >fiu* mum the first trip of its I ids ineutent,allu bit an a.reraft m Malaga. The youngsters wen delighted wth
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    Well-Known Taiping Residents Wed
    54 9 i ntter th> a* dding Mr. and Mrs. A N. Arokiada.ss photograph' < I Af okia<lass. at the Church of St. Louis m Taping last m N who works m the PWD, is the eldest *>"?' fh( hnd( vy s Miss Anthony, welt-known Taipmg rt s,d(
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    COLONEL CALLED HIS WIFE "A GUTLESS LITTLE SWINE"
    177 9 LONDON. Nov. 28. An Indian Army colonel who. m the opinion of the judg*. "was apt to treat his wife as a subordinate under his orders." was given a decree nisi and £1,000 damages with costs m the Divorce Cturt. Mr. Justice
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    400 Girls Wanted In The Navy
    75 9 400 Girls Wanted In The Navy London. Nov 2H. X K.»u: bVBaaT d g.ri volnntent ;»r. taanteaj for Voluntary Aiu Detachment ■arvaoe with the Royal Navy toff two y«-ars. which may include ofCfKI aaifk*. The initial training s fl'mi'"taiy all that il ■**draj |gj a fi.wt aid ir boaaw nursing
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    Riding Without Lights A Habit With Her
    154 9 Riding Without Lights A Habit With Her London, Nov. L'B. Mrs Henriette Farnham, 2. r a French school teacher, who wakes uf> m the night with an impulse t > ride her bicycle, iccently made her fourth appaaraaoc m eleven weeks before BriatoJ naagletratfai With eleven .summonses againat her for
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    New Bank For Penang
    72 10 PENANG. Nov. 28.— After a :ouple Or mo.iths renovation. The Eastern Bank. Ltd., will :>pen up for business on Dec. 1 it their premises lying at the :orner of Weld Quay and China Street Ghaut, or rather just Dpposite the breezy atmosphere of the Mitchell Pier.
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    Plot To Blow Egypt's Chines Of-Staff's H
    151 10 Plot To Blow Egypt's Chines Of-Staff's H c l M a M^..gny 3ey <* Pub ;,_•?>** yesterday J** t un^ officer, r nd a^ass-na;. ci.v were arrest^ J H. >aid the arrest! cd. i cannot dlii, the present state c; I Denying rep,. ts Cr^ Egypt and abroad thatj Waa
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    Information Ch To Broadcas
    44 10 Information Ch To Broadcas Mr. K. W. Blackbumt, was recently appoint*! 0 of Information at tat G G.Fce wIH broadcast on mat ion Work In the Co!om 915 p.m. Malayan to Thursday. Dumber U I G»ru>ral Overseas B«rn*fl the Far East?m BtfW viousiv annouaeai
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    "SEND RATIONS SOS IN KOLI SIE
    38 10 Jamrr.u. Kashmir. MH dnv old s eg, ol Kot »fl flashi '^f^SJgJ h we. 80 miles awtf Mir P u 7 r^eported SflH and was'^^JM gerlously tfreotened gatf*^ to be relieved. Reuter
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    "Scorched Eart Threat Again
    8 10 aEV'tSal ed tonight. Reuter
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      303 10 jCajmfrs-ExclaMtarVe U* tiit* Mtiriiiiig Tribune* j i "SUNSHINE FALLS" /KEEP PEDALLING AND~ I "7 AnFaPPROACM TME\ (TdO YOU THINK "V— ~~~^3 /^TME GOLDEN RULE PUSH FORWARD ON THE GROUND AT A TANGENT I IyOU CAN MANAGE lAS EASY 1 lIN (DOING A CYCOPTER CONTROL COLUMN S£wj L AND TAKE TwE
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    THE BRAW BONNIE
    920 11  -  Mary G. Davison Jack Karney A SIX-DA V SERIAL B\ j Forget your worrits and read our love j stories —there is one each week In this paper: it starts on i Monday and finishes I the following Saturj day. I j Next Monday "AWUA, MY IWF
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    Mother Is Gaoled Again
    101 11 London. Nov. 27.— A woman who was awntencet: to a yearimprisonment last yaar j£J£ traatlng her daughter wenoy. aged seven, was gade i again for two years at Ctoaater for illtreating the sam< child. j Sh- is Mrs. Jesala Adam;. 33 0 f Velindro .Cannarthen^ir. It
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    Played 'Now Is The Hour'—and Vanished
    202 12 Played 'Now Is The Hour' and Vanished LONDON. Nov M Sttmg down at the pano Nev.lle Sidney Wathen. IS played Now :.s the hour for aat IrO say good-bye" with more feel DJI than his parents had avor heeu d bafofav Then a ft* minutes later. he iraJkad Oast Of
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    Inoculation Of Poultry
    98 12 A conaignmant of Anti-Rari-kh*'t Vaccine has been imported by air from India m cold storage by the Singapore Veterinary Department Poultry nwnefi wishing to hh** their fowls inoculate 1 against this disease (Ranikhet ais> kvown locally a> Sakit Bu'»an Tujoh "> should communicate with the Chief Veterinary
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    Tin Plate Ban
    50 12 CANBERRA, Nov. 27 N c W restrictions on the use of tin plate m Australia were an- 1 nounced today by the Minister for Supply ana Sr.-ppir.g, Senator Ashley. At the same time the list of purposes for which tinpiate can be used was slightly extended A.I.S
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    Export Of Copra
    78 12 At a meeting held at th»> Secretary for Economic Affairs' O.Tice on Thursday, to discuss the export of copra ar<j cocoanut oil, Mr. A. Oilmour, the Secretary for Economic AiTairs. anruncd that with *nVc* from Nov. 26. 1947. export licences would be grafted for the export of
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    Cholera In Egypt
    45 12 Egyption authorities have can- 1 celkd th c requirement of inoculation m respect of passengers on vessels calling at Egyptian ports who <lo not land. Requirement of inoculation is i also cancelled m rvspect of members of crews obliged to 'and. I
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    Malayan Share Quotations
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    Injunction On Banks Sought
    51 13 Injunction On Banks Sought SYDNEY. Nov. W-r^^S! for the Australian trading banks will seek an interim W«^tt«» m the High Court on Monday to restrain the Commonwealth Govt, from implementing tne Bank Bill. The Bill has pa**d all stages m the Federal Parlia ment and has now received royal assent.
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    Rubber Offerings Absorbed
    200 13 W-th no news from New Y.rk th* market opened beta with a ittaaSf undertone Towards the close ;t w..s dull with very little business passng. The chains prices areBuyers tellers No. 1 lob. bales *>?• 42 42-1 4 No. 2 fob. bales Dec. 41-1 2 41-3 4
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    Tins Firm
    71 13 Sharebrokers' Association report: Tin shares showed an increase m firmness m sympathy with London. Industrials m the main were fully steady, with the exception of Raffles which were slightly easier. Nanking. Nov. 27.— China, through her Ambassador to the United States. Doctor Wellington Koo. will lodge a protest
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    Market Notes & Jottings
    293 14 Market Notes Jottings I -Ming cum and buying: ex" is an old and. I believe, not illegal, method of escaping: income tax. It is carried on m London by virtue of the active maiket. the comparative narrowness ct prices L'nd the ease with which bargains can be "carried" over a
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    Week-End Soccer Teams
    38 14 The following players have been selected to play against the Amber Rangers, or Sunday, at Kampong grcuncs, kick-off at 5.15 p.m.— Hassan, Harun, Muhammad. Ibrahim. Jantan, Jabbar, Ismail, Hj Kadir. Samad. Endot and Ahmad Fattah.
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    LA SALLE SPORTS CLUB
    90 14 The LaSallites will meet the Chinese Hurricanes Soccerlads on Sunday at the Jalan Besar Stadium at 5 15 p.m. The team will be selected from the following: B*e Chaow, Henry Chong, PH Chong, James Tan, Heng Fook, Chwee Leng, Guan Chwee, John Hon. Ronnie Lim. Wing-
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    Hockey League
    50 14 The following will represent the SRC against the SCRC m today's Hockey League on the Padang:—B. Noronha. R. H. Barth. P. Neubronner; H. Hoeden, O. Clarke. H. Rodrigues. D. Ross, R. Barker, A. Clarke. O. Rozario, E. Ebert. Reserves:— C. B. Humphries, Dr. L. de Silva; V. Vanderput.
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    PLACED TRUST IN GOD, HEALED
    86 14 Denver. (Colorado). Nov. 28.Cedl E. Harris (42) victim of tuberculosis, who placed his trust In God rather than medicine, claimed that a travelling evangelist's "miracle" made it possible for him to be alive for thanksgiving. Harris said he came here four years ago Irom Kansas
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    UNKNOWN
    104 15 IL r: IU ssive defeats, IRC staged .t welcome L- y when they scors, victory over 223 I Lim Green. ■me :;st as k°kh Eft I hard for goals. U appearance after Slew played a i Lm< n the defence and E isted by Dr. Swee i alkeeper. Brat
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    70 15 1 f v will represent for ■ted Youti Badminton Party: n Chia Ens Hin. Slow Wg Ol a Huat. Ho Ah ck Le.njf, Cheong Bag Leong. P C Koh Cheng Hock, kk L< Cheong Eng Leong, M Yew Yap Pen? Seah, M. ar.a C m* Hong Phin. Misses: lap
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    DOCKYARD CUP FINAL
    53 15 Reserve Craft defeated BkC.B. Department two-nil m the Dockyard Cup soccer final at the I^aval Base yesterday. Watson scored the winners" first goal midway through the firsthalf, and Bates made the issue certain with a last-minute goal. Today. the Dockyard League XI wilfmeet H M.S. Terror at
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    Malayan Badminton Stars Competing In All Events
    95 15 BOMBAY. Nor. 2R Th* Malayan badminton player* are participating tn all the fhre> event* o/ the all-India badminton championships s in ej le s. doubles, and mirnt double* Samuel, xtteran double* champion m Malaya, is also takmo part m the veterans doubles While
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    Good Wrestling Programmes
    133 15 Two attractive wrestling prosramcs will be staged at the amusement parks tonight. The Happy World is putting on Bosca Boa and the Australian. Brown Bomber, m the main event over 10 five 'minute rounds, j Bosca Boa is one of the most po- pulr r Chinese wrestlers
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    Lien Hwa Lucky To Draw
    152 15 Lien Hwa Lucky To Draw Hongkong. Nov. 28— The Malayan Chinese footballers. Lien Hwa. m mediocre form, luckily managed to draw with a nonChinese civilian team m a threeall match this afternoon. For most of the first half, the visitors, playing with the wind, showed little of the brilliant combination
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    OUTPUNCHED
    91 15 Oakland (California). Nov. 28 Maxie Docusen (T3l£ lb.) Filipino lightweight of New Orleans. won the ninth straight California bout as he outpunched Billy Gibson (134 lb.) of San FrancisIco, m r fast 10 -round main event hefCrf 4.000 fans. Docusen making effective use of his left jab had Gibson
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    Friendly Soccer
    122 15 The "Bluewhite Rovers" will play two friendly soccer matches on Saturday and Sunday, against the "Joyful Juniors Sports Club'" "Katong Eurasian Sports dug" respectively. The "Rovers" teams will be selected from the following:— Michael Yeo Kin Poh. Ali b. Mastan. Hashim b. Noordin. Chong Lian Feh, Chong Lian
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    SALSU Badminton
    69 15 Th<> Singapore Admiralty Local Staff Union will m«et thPermuda Kampong Geiam Badminton Party m a fri-ndiy gamof badminton at No. 6, Carpmaej Road, Singapore on Suncay, a* 3 p.m. The following wil 1 represent SALSU:-Chan Mun X Aziz bin Ahmad. Lim K«g Ho: Won* P«ng Kow. Stephen j
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    BRADMAN, IN TOP FORM, IS 160 NOT OUT
    1264 16 BRADMAN, IN TOP FORM, IS 160 NOT OUT Minikinl iiia*l«'r«»d m fir*! iv*t AUSTRALIA 273 FOR 3 BRISBANE. Nov. 28.— Don Bradman, driving, pulling and 'hooking: as only a Bradman can. won his battle against Vinoo Mankad. regarded as the best left.arm spin bowler m the world today, and put
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