Morning Tribune, 2 November 1948

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    16 1 MORNING TRIBUNE *T i no 953 (Sew Berie*l 10 CESTB. ;OL p RSDAY, NOV. 2. 1948.
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    The Right Kind Of Water Babies
    57 1 WE SENT our cameraman out yesterday to bring urn back a picture of how Singapore was spending it* day off and were a little peMtlinlfttic because we knew how dull i Singapore can be on a dull day. The picture turned out like thift.
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    Radio Malaya Is Told: No Pay -No Relays
    205 1 Radio Malaya Is Told: No Pay -No Relays CINGAPORE musicians may refuse to make further broadcast relays over Radio Malaya unless some agreement is reached about payment. This was decided at meeting of the Singapore Musicians' Union yesterday. Mr. J. Hock, the union secretary, told members that two letters asking
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    AMBULANCE IN ACCIDENT
    33 1 Buk llanco on 'ts way tc /-»K to a Sikh injurtrishau, lkht> collided wi th a A won yestor(la y afternoon. inn fifi and tw chiMren *n «ltw were hurt
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    CHIANG: 'ALL IS NOT LOST'
    375 1 But The West Wonders NANKING, Monday. Soon after nrnting In Mukden ceatted, President Chiang-hai-shek today announced to the Central Poltttcat Council the KnomiitfHnK's highest policy-mak-ing body that Manchuria m now lost to tnfornaJ. llonal < ominunism. An he spoke there w&» growing realisation that the
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    AT SEA:
    826 2  -  DOUGLAS LARSEN IF WAR SHOULD COME. 2. THE TRUCULENT TURTLE ON the 11 war shouM come. U.S. shipping Us i Mxcted to be the targe; Ol i ne < f the hh §i <^ yaitating. widesp:ead submarine tttaclu PTer attempted by an enemy. It could b t mon
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    THE MORNING TRIBUNE America Votes
    279 2 THE MORNING TRIBUNE America Votes hindvn Agent* Messri Coin* Turner,- Ltd., Tuihot House, *S. St. Mmttn s Lane T.C. 2. TUESDAY, NOV 2. 1t43. TODAY 50.00U.000 American voters will decide who is io be the i.ext President of the United States. Although -.here are some 11 can didates, the contest
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      29 2 Malayan Airways Ltd. NOW TWICE DAILY PROM lINOAf o X E io hi ALA LTMVI X, IIOH AS D TKN A M Q X Mil M--RVICI io "^rl TAIPINCi
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      142 2 < On the sea, emph.isis would be on Mihuuiri'ir v ir fnre with enemy objective this |*rbcopt vie* uf I S. shipping I. S. Xiwy's mission would be *o hunt down en?my*.«* subs with weapons fiko this sub-blimp killer te^m. and to conduct its own undersea oflVushe with new streamlined
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    Dutch close coffee port
    112 3 D utch close coffee port between Sumatra ore will be hanl closure of Telok Sumatra rday. This is UlL v x pressed by Chi- uJ ra here. tung is the port fh area of Lamcjng pepper and Singapore mar- n s. wai closed tor oy the orders of< ithoritiei l
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    H.E. FOR UNION DANCE
    88 3 THE Governor of Singapore, Sir Franklin Gimson, will attend his first Trade Union danco, when he visits the Victoria Memorial Hall on November 29 as the guest of th? Singapore Musicians Union. "The ball will be held under the distinguished patronage of Sir Franklin, and we
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    MUHARRAM CELEBRATION
    31 3 The Lembaga IVlajaran Ufama Malaya Muslim Missionary Society. Singapore; will rektemtC then New Y*-ar on! Tuesday, whlcn will n*» jsi Muharram, LSBS at U0 pm m the Sultan Mosque.
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    Air Passenger On Ammo Charge
    84 3 WELL dressed Tco ueK unwc 1 (.io> was rounu wun x,t»o<# round? of .22 ammunition at Kallang Airport at noon on Saturday, just as U was about to leave the Cplony. by air. it was alleged at the Third Police Court yester.iay. Teo appeared on
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    Oranges Cheaper
    58 3 Oriu re n<>w cheaper than a month ay<> vritta y veral shipnv nts reaching hcie i-|l- r,.;!i v from Australia and South Allies. An>: ulian opanges are now I quoted b>' wholesale to ffom $?.oo -$8.50 a ca compared with anything from $15 upwards rarly last month. South
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    Accused of trying to bribe ASP
    115 3 Accused of trying to bribe ASP LHt HAM M()O\ (ft) ami V«m> Ah >1o» U-yrur -i l kvoinan offered a hrilH- of *4<> to AS|> Mr. Ba, it wiis all. ;il the third I'ollt v Court >••» frrday. Lot- also faced tßOthei I of assisting m the oprrat.on >f t
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    Produce Markets Round-up
    86 3 Produce Markets Round-up Quiet conditions prevailed m the local produce niriu t yesterday. Most linns wore doled for the Deepavali Holiday. The following were jHtlttday's quotations: SAGO FLOUR: Lin?g.t $19.10. Sarawak $15 Sia*. $16.25. SAGO SEED: $2G. TAPIOCA FLOUR: Fairs 29 FLAKE TAPIOCA 134 TAPIOCA SEED: $33. MEDIUM PEARL $34.
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    Sept. copra production unchanged
    97 3 Sept. copra production unchanged Production of copra m th* Federation of Malaya m Sept embor at 3.326 tons was practically unchanged compared witii the figure of 3.327 tons «n August. Sales of copra to local oil mills m September came to 3.295 tons (August 2.227 tons). Exports of copra from
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    RA Chief At Flagstaff House
    81 3 RA Chief At Flagstaff House The Din ctor 01 Royal Ar 11 l.ry. War Ofltee. Major-Gen eiui 8. B. Rawlins, arrived m tpore y»'.scici;ty on n Inspectioon ?<>ur ol R, A. uniti m ifalaya. G<n< ral Rawlin mi arrival to Flagstaff HOU where ba will be ihe iue I I
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    GUNS RD FILM SHOW
    244 4 GUNS RD FILM SHOW Tribune Pictures Three hundred workers and their families on an estate n»*r Kulai, South Johore, watched a film show on Sunday night, while armed guard* kept watch over the audience and the operaton*. Manned hy three volunteer* from Singapore, a himhll van took complete open-air cinema
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    Dn the AIR
    314 6 Dn the AIR V MALAI ENQLISB PROGRAMMES PRi iGRAMMBfI IX ENGLISH 10.55 .i.tu. to IL* noon English Schools broadcast. 1 p.m. D i inn -mo hv /UnbfOM 1.-^O Nrws. L.46 Otto in.i Itmi Foomian. 2 Ctec lown. 8.15 Provjraninit> Summary N'cw.w Sunnnaiy and Annouiu- ;;it nts. 8.20 Music hy TV
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    RON DUKE PAYS $89 AT KI
    1753 7 psets Mark 2nd Day I From ALLAN LEWIS KUALA LI MIUR, Monday. ther day of upsets at tody's races, the 1 liV of thfl Sclangor Turf Club. October Meeting' niches* dividend was returned by Iron !>uke. the *i\*h rare, with $89 for i\ win
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    WORLD EVENTS TOLD BRIEFLY
    183 8 DEEPAVALI Twenty five pohc? and some civilians were injured m Calcutta on Sunday when police tried to «top the u*e of fireworks for Deepavali celebration. Police used tear §ML DISASTER Twelve are missing from the wreck of I small French tanker which tan aground and turned
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    St. Andrew's down Raffles in downpour
    210 8 In a terrific downpour of rain. St. Andrews School .beat Raffles Institution by 3 point* to nil m a game of rugger at the Raffles ground yesterday. The game started m fail weather and both sides making quick passes with Raffles making the first
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    Game Abandoned
    62 8 Game Abandoned The hockey match between! the Khalsa Associatioon and &.R.C. on the padang yester day had to be abandoned after 20 minutes of play due to the heavy rain. At this stage, the Khalsa Association led by three goals to nil. Rattansingh scored two of the goals while Anoop-
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    Rain ruins rugger
    53 8 An hour's rugby battle be- twccn the St. Andrew's Old Boys' Association and the S.C.C. on the rain-sodden Pad- ang ended m a draw. Neither side scored any points. Rain which threatened be- fore the start fell m torrents a few minutes after the j whistle, slowing
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    S'pore Malays Win
    33 8 S 'pore Malays Win Singapore Malays beat Perak Malays 1-nil m the semi-finals for the Sultan Cup at the Jalan Besar Stadium today. Harith scored for Singapore from penalty m the second half.
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    S'pore T-Tennis Team For HK
    92 8 S'pore T-Tennis Team For HK A table-tennis team will leave Singapore early next month to play a series of matches m Hongkong. The Singapore Table-Tennis Association received the invitation from the Hongkong TableTennis Association some time ago. Six players, two of whom have since been chosen, will make up the
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    CORNOCK WILL PLAY FOR CUMBERLAND
    50 8 SYDNEY, Mon. Walta Cornock, Leicestershire cricks ter, who arrived m Australia recently, has agi eed to play f c r Cumberland, <n the Sydney first-grade competition. Mr. S. Ston.^, CumberluuJ Club secretary, said "Cornock likes Australian wickets and has shaped well at the nets Reuter-AAP
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    INDONESIAN LABOUR FOR FED. URGED
    285 8 INDONESIAN LABOUR FOR FED. URGED RESPONSIBLE Malay circles m the Federation are reported to be oppo«d 11 to the Federation Government plan to recruit Malay labour m the north to cope witti the estate labour shortage. They suggest that importation of lndonesiai. labour into this country is a better way
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    Malacca Mufti Troubled
    80 8 Malacca Mufti Troubled THE Mufti of Malacca wcently oidorci Malacca Muslim? to celebrate Han Raya Haji one day later than the re9t of Malaya and landed himself into tiouble. It is 90 serious, m fact, that public clamoui fot his resignation ha? forced the Malay Nationalist Party and I'MNO to
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