Morning Tribune, 10 November 1948

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    Masthead
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    GIMSON CHIDES USA
    923 1 Raw Deal On Rubber AMERICA'S apparent policy of rontrolHng the price of raw rubber by ordering the use of a percentage of synthetic, <lr**w unfavourable aiuilv*i« from the Governor, Sir Franklin («imson, m an address lasi night at the Va-4-inini Oil Company's dinner to Jelegates to the
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    This Picture Was Flown 8,000 Miles
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    Do You Know This Man?
    209 1 D o Yo u Know This Man? FLIGHT SERGEANT Jflba J. Riekard, missir.g vvitness m the R. \.F. gen .ltd* or case now being: Koard m the Ninth Police Court, is also an important witness m another inquiry into two additional charges a^a.nst two R.A.F. men and a civilian, the
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    ORDER NISI ON POLICE
    371 2 ORDER NISI ON POLICE \ulttvi A Hire pels TISK Coiiiinissioner of Police ami Mr. F. ii. >linn>. AM*, have seven days to show why llu\v siiouW not b<' required to produce Carlton Hire, Sinj,'.»poiv businessman m Court. Hire is now held by v m connection with tiic Cal Mr. Justice
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    Govt. Responsible For Sick
    147 2 The Malayan planting "ommunity wants the Gov rrnment to accept respon-, -.ibility for hospitalising workers and their depend-, auts. They made this call on! tne Selangor state government yesterday morning through their representative C. Haddon-Care. Haddon-carc arguing their case before the State Council After the adjournment
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    QUEK CASE ADJOURNED
    124 2 Healing was adjourned until November 26 IB the case of Quek Tiam Song, a Duectoi 01 Thong Huat Tiam Kee. Ltd. j who appeared m the Seventh F'olicc Court yesterday to faro throe tentative charges of cheating j n connection with 1253,962.10 wotth of rubber. It was
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    Women's Branch For Union
    76 2 Tin- Ai my ivtl Sei /< Women Workers' Co" .•.Hi take place tomorrow at the A..C sir he idquart i In 3*l North Bridgs Rod 1 ;«t 2JO p.n< Mi. B s Ifanyam, the |»re« ■Ident o; the union, wi!! muuKurato the conference, and I£l»js Wee
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    MENTAL PATIENT ILL-TREATED?
    158 2 Dr. B. F. Home, Medical j Superintendent of the Men- 1 tal Hospital admitted that there were occasionally eompiainta of ill-treatment m the hcspital, when ho was asked m the coroner.s court yesterday during an, inquest on Kong Lee Patt j an inmate of the hospital who
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    IN TOWN TODAY
    37 2 V Captain red i ifc'k ?T brr«. ol th. U. 1; -n* l<M«ks initi hi* TtJui i fflewtag n. vfi:.hj sht<ws Mm all obj < ii;J 5 a raiiiu* <»! ;:«i milt v da;. and nij;J:'. >
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    BRIDES TO BE
    179 2 T*o Danish women, WmUm «^lj£ pe,iha«»n, and Miss Grethe ©l^W^JjJ passengers on the Korea are tra>e.lin^ across the world to get married. M Lise. who has been engaged /or l our ,<^ Arne Jensen of the East Asiatic Compa m kong, expects to get married m Hmigkon,
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    — Sheep -AND Condensed Milk
    32 2 Sheep -AND Condensed Milk A teal ,I MM 14.200 cases of milk from Austi m Singapore yesl the Charon and came into port The aWpi ftlso general cargoes vegetables onions and app^s.
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    —Seafarers And Airmen
    198 2 Seafarers And Airmen The Landbris, I>t4-ton freighter of the Sia»n-t»uU flnir. now m Singapore, is a trol> hit emotion I ship. Built m Italy, and manned by Swedish officer* and a Chinese crew, the Landbris is on charter to i .Sib.n: company, has Sweden depth-soundi ng gear, Canadian radar equipment
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    -A STUDENT
    91 2 Soren Eg" rod. a 25-Jiirj yvar old Dane wh knowi nine languages *fl to China I i t«^ language A Mafitei i Arts E?erc4 knows Sanscrij Gn Latin li3agllsh. French G I Italian. Swedish N>or veglac. He \s to su r--daria In Nanking Ur.i\ itM Egeiod recei Rockefi'll'r
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    NOT ENOUGH MONEY FOR MEDICAL PLAN
    981 3 NOT ENOUGH MONEY FOR MEDICAL PLAN McKerron Tells Con ncillors W p A b McKen-on. W ,i Secretary. f dedSlnkW©^ gervicef In the B;^' ri t he tO-y^ar. Ko.ooo dollar mcdiI plai: as inadequate. ■r^V'th. W: v. sfdCerrm said thnt K. Bbu^ how Uttl,.V l>( ,-,-.iii"i'.sh«v! Iti th*" rr of
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    Controls Clamped On Crisis Goods
    209 3 pIXTROL of prices and supply of nil essential articles m Singapore ui«s brought uniltT t!> Kmeruency Regulations Ordin*MV*t\ wh* n *he Essential Ar*Ww iControl of Prices .nd Supply) Regulations uere passed at a meeting of the Sinppore LetifilaHve Council, vesterd-av. i.v rdinutCf emI .»1 Secrea
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    Hu me strike Council poser
    164 3 ILJ*J should ast •"M.o^iatoly that i r «»p»«tuf« oi t,, V jquir* for iden- 7 to >• I-im Yew Hock t Wo Singipor* Legisla•uncil yesterday. -faking on ad%x^ PjWtofmpN of env by Hum- Indusrr..,., "'""<tion with the factoi y. sinv slnk<% a t thei, knovl
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    Yesterday's Bills
    43 3 Yesterday's Bills The follcmin* bi!N wit* j,jm»*Hl by the SinR»M»«' r l islative Council x-nterdav. The Chief Serretary, Fed- ration of Malaya (incorporation). Bili. th»^ Trade O juit^s (AmendnienO BiHi i» Trade I'nions (Amendment MM, and tb<- rranHf«*r nf :»o\ver^ and Interpretation Kill.
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    Husband And Wife To Study Family Life
    116 3 Husband And Wife To Study Family Life A British nus'iand in< Ml Egyptian wifo ire eomtof here A December for ie«eai kudies on Chinese Mid Ma.*-/ family life. The tiist acho'ai ships, r i< I the colonial Development Welfare Scheme ha-v hern awarded by the M-rret v State for the
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    Council Approved
    154 3 Council Approved L.>tab'Uhm, m of a eoMflUttee, led by M.v A. Gilmore. president 01 the Singapore Si.:»mp Club, to Mffttt impniv'j si amp dctigM Th t p»,. o; Organisation Sccr«Carf hw the Colonial Sccrt»tar>"s On ice to investigate operation ol each government d< -part nun t. ESTABUSHMKNT Ol I Joint
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      65 3 "STAHIXA" ESSENCE OF CHICKEN Prrdijff»*te«l Food Munufat'lurpjl only under th<' ■tlfßteSl aseptic f-(iii(li(i<»ns J ROM SKLKCTKP RRKKI) or vonvc; hkalthy CHICKEN-; Tnxlc Knqtitrle* tv: SOLE AGKNTS Rahamin Penhas Limited. 117 196 Ceril Street Singapore I OLD CLOTHES CyilbF mai>e new ijlT^^ Dry Clawing Dyeing —^j*^% and invisible mendiiiß WASHINGTON DRY
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    PEOPLE WHO MAKE NEWS
    394 4 PEOPLE WHO MAKE NEWS CANNOT SMI'.K Qontm Ktttg Idlwi, 11. Jr.*/, hm' n afui i Id T'rr<mto po/ic tlit fit hui l>tt-n krpt lock' 1 «i ri"'i''< rlo.s^t most of thn past y< w He i<v,. s alien- >'Ju he'd hi/ a mnn uni woin'i,\ hi dill <l mint nnd
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  • Page 4 Miscellaneous
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      291 4 On Your Radio Today BLUE NETWORK Chinese schools 1 Broadca i PROGRAMMES IN ENGLISH 10.55 a.m. to 12.00 noon, upenih,, AI1^"; MaI> Englis, Schools' Broadcast. ro1.00 p.m. Lunch-time music darm 12.1M .aw by the Radio Orchestra: 1.30 guej and ix- News; 1.45 Rhythm Parade <n Mandarin A^ with Harry Gold;
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    THOSE HIGH KICKS
    160 5 •rill t w .r m w ich Hatter, ou: v thov ra round- di to ,nd the abdo- tO Ti.at k two m one ou, dally >\ozcn. Ut >!owr, OH youi hack with atlM held <tiaight beside you re the 't.. w asoatdM that m mtjatJai of
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    Hips G Slips
    271 5 Hips- G Slips on ly mostly on iue mature Kild try other *CM w. ,irinp full fOl hip dislothca which aie I the top. and tt< and slimming eftects by wearing c Jacket of a ■yr you ever slip In youi V bathtub? Oi skid past tii iti< DOO I
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    Wear Them Around The Clock
    157 5 Wear Them Around The Clock WvlS //»rre ever meft a IMe/Hi »fern 0/ apparel as the blouM It can be worn at any time of the dan rath good effect. The hPC modeix illuMruUd here, both of thnn d<iwty and ft minine, arc equally tuitabie for afternoon or evening wear.
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    Collect Those Costume Tricks
    235 5 Keeping a sc\tpbool. Cf cohtumo trii ks 's a pr.M lie ti hobby for the >nunp mr wiio \van*s to develop her fllir fur fashion and to make ♦h" nio.st of the clothes she buy?. Clipping out iiktucs tub! stones which c ig"ge«t good i<ieas to
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      89 5 C. K. TANG Pewter Ware Bali Heads Siamese Bracelets Silk Underwear CARVED TEAKWOOD FURNITURE ALL KINDS OF LINEN EMBROIDERIES ETC., ETC., River Valley Road, Singapore. Phone: 40*^5 RAFFLES HOTEL From 7 to 8 p.m. m the Lounge THE COCKTAIL HOUR *ith FRANK PICKFORD at the Piano and from 9 p.m.
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      92 5 "Shanghai Modern Tailoring 1 10. BATTERY ROAD Now on display New stock. Moderately pricH. ULTRA-SMART— Evening Gowns of Crepe with bead unfcfoider/. lOUTHFTL— Evening Gowns of Ninon combined with la< DRESSY— Afternoon Frocks of Jersey Crepe. LADIES O^W MATERIAL MADE TO OttDKH THONE ***** For over b(J yC(IVS "His Master's
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    THE MORNING TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, NOV. 1948. Nature's Gentlemen
    296 6 THE MORNING TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, NOV. 1948. Nature's Gentlemen L§*#M A vent* fffNTfc Cohk Jurr.rr. Ltd., TtibOi lU'U,*". hb. *i- Mmtla'i La*'*. TV C. 2. APPARENTLY the Ti aie still people In fhis country, including h<ad.s of Government Depart' ments, who are inclined to believe that Nature has fitted each of
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    WEST INDIANS GO EAST
    1148 6  -  ERIC WALROND By mh€ deep sheitor At Claph*m 1 South m London waempty. The employment ex Ahuli the Mmi»trv 0l :'x>ur hart sot up wa> i the la>t of th Negro Migrant! <:ad arrival m i.-t-at Britain from th \Y» t In' on the Uoopshi Wirvlruot
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      28 6 141 k- '<•!' v Tin Elite i'»'-ft» r s :\i(i' BcCit 1 r»-<»ii!ts »Mt. ■■'ii.for inori«*y Thmi -■by 4 v i till/mmt ;»t Urn Tavern Hot. i .mplm KoH'i
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    Soviet Amassing Large Submarine Fleet
    120 7 Soviet Amassing Large Submarine Fleet 's Nfaify cnyaged m building and equipgantic v iderttafer nary, according to "Jane's Fifjhttl. ifAorifaftof rowmn o;» f/ie tyorWs nartes. /f e«M l/iaf /«fe*f Information "i'id*cates ntbtnarines m corn mission and toobnild- sAtaf KMVg turned over by thc Allies. ---'i nubs üborc which the Russian
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    One House In 5½ Days
    100 7 T Caching ;n o "I shortage :n many Am ratta is no ral rule. dln| Sojob wit I Co-opera- AdvancebuiWim one r.H a hair The Minister for Conservation. Mr. G. Weir, said the I house wei\ s built by a coxperativ; effort, backed by «i
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    Pl DEFENCE PROGRAMME
    27 7 H* pro,onstitut e Pha* of the rail defence Pacific area. If "V President entatton to National De- v ned bythr WV dr. os- Reuter
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    41 Huks Surrender
    91 7 MANILA, Tues. Fcl ty-ono Huks, including five i-quadron commanders, surrendered with their weapons to Governor Josf Lingad m a brief ceremony m tho town of Mexico, Prmpanga province. A strong force of constabulary men and ex-guon*illa.- are stopping up the campaign ir t!+ vicinity of Ssn Luis,
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    U.N. CENSORS RED SATELLITE COUNTRIES
    306 7 U.N. CENSORS RED SATELLITE COUNTRIES Stop Aid To Greek Guerillas Call I'AKIS, Tues.— The 58-member Inited \:*tion« Political Committee heating stiff opposition by thr Kussi«n bloc, ruled >esterday thiit Albania, BUgarhi *w\ Yugoslavia are endangering th» penr? by itdmt; the Greek Communist giiem'tos. 7hc three Russ>an satellite countries wore on
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    "Dotheboys Hall" Change Hands
    85 7 BOWES. YORKSHIRE. Tues The original Dot h< boys UilP immortalised by Charles Dickens as a boarding >chool where unwanted childen mtrt ill-treated, ha.s beer. sold. Th e ttrildtof, wii'i u n oMvoild gnrfl"n. is known nowa--lay> as "thr vili" to d!>:sociatf from It! reputation m the
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    SCREEN WRITER OF 'FOREVER AMBER' DEAD
    135 7 AVALON, Cal fornia, Tues.— Screen writer Jer ome Cady, 40 years eld, of Beverly Hills, California was found dead ye3terday aboard his yacht m Avalon Bay off Catalina Island. The body was discovrad *>y Mr. and Mrs. Jack Watson, I guests aboard ais yam*.
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    TRADE TALKS
    34 7 LONDON". Tups. MlfOei Council, is to come to Bri tain sOOn for trade talks. 'Mr. Glenvil H*U, Financial Secrets 'V to the Treasury. I announce in the Heuae o f Commons today.
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      124 7 MM fi If I B^fl I BtUC£ MUMBCRSTONE M^W SAT M'NJTt— BOOK* WORTH Will* i: nentiami QooUtldMi '*Jj2 Troubr.dgc «oci< of r:tiquett- J^ Webeters. CWKgiate Dictionary W'J .lorn-. RR^!Uh Pronouncing LMctt->tmry 6.30 Walker. Rhym«ag Wcttoi«ry 7.. r K) Basic Bngiiih Pocket Edition 1 HOgVta i'oeir.t Thesaurus Pocket O"fo:d Dictionary Benham.
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    UNKNOWN UNKNOWN
    55 8 UNKNOWN UNKNOWN -I UitJ h 1 1 Ann m the middle of a »u*k| Maurrr.i iVo ia a wide ju?u;>. I xtcrity eraefcea that I4C *en the limbn— the b<»w (foreßround), the arch and the mv Tied post (hark^rouml). The sticks helj. the children to erase s ><f-f >n«iio>i*rv >s.
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    TITO'S WORKERS' HEAVEN
    773 10  -  LEO STOECKER The Accent Is On Work For Yugoslavs In By XI LGRADE, \»'^os|.i\iM Inr-il-it Here m tin i Marshal lito\ new "wnrKew* paradise" th* M o» i^ work. mForeit;nf rs m tkl^racle hotels ar wakened 'v^foiv seven a.m. by the clatter of store shutters «;oing up
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    They Never Forget
    83 10 •-M..IMIN. TikfHila.v. >lari> huiKir*^!-* <>£ "*r veifffWH MM P r \t»ntHsl b. bad weather from att-ru. .iK >t«*t-r-aaw };p»iu«mbranr«» vt-n ;u->n^ »t «h«- Onoiaph pUnt^i their |».»i>|»ies* M s t< '«>. him t •".(••eam M ..>..• i. +*>"A tlM I «•>• r ?-ju*Ii •■ad ti<«- 1 ii\'i«>\kn
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    YUGOSLAVIA DENIES PACT WITH U.S.
    74 10 YUGOSLAVIA DENIES PACT WITH U.S. LONDON, Tue>-.--The Yupo- tTfUMBt o ffl cia 1 I v r;-^ thi published ie»ort« -.nt Lt h»d signed a military naent wttn the United -c.ite- calling for mutual aid m ie event >t writ with Russia The Yugoslav information o*.tcp hm th%t the repevt appearing
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    THEY TRAIN WITH LIVE GRENADES
    390 11 THEY TRAIN WITH LIVE GRENADES Chinas Top Troops Use U.S. Methods, But... SHANGHAI, Tv s.— From ti:e distance ,'an,c the crack of a rifle; fron the trjncli just m front >j{ us a ma hinc fcun answer cd. The ?mmunit)on was blank. This was a train ing manoeuvre. When it
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    Fall Of Manchuria May Ease Berlin Situation
    232 11 MANILA, Tup*. Dwindling o* the Berlin crisis m anticipated now that Soviet Russia has ichieved he*goal m Manchuria through the Chinese Oommuiiists an authoritative Chinese source m Manila tcld Routes yesterday. The Russians aie very clever, this informant said clever than the Americans
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    Bandits Trying To Gain Control Of South Hainan
    121 11 Can.on. Tues. Raadittf" are said to be trying to gain control of the southern part of Hainan island and, with this end m view, are imported to be pieparing for a strong attack against Yulin Hnrbour. Government t*'«ops and "ban. l ts"
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    AMERICANS ARE LEAVING PEIPING
    150 11 D PEIPING, Tues.— At least 150 Americans m Peipin^ may eviuuiHi* from North China. The> may go back to America instead of going to Shanghai The Shanghai and Nan king recommendations to Ame r i ca n nationals to leave had the effect of add ing
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    White Russians To Evacuate From North China
    124 11 White Russians To Evacuate From North China SHANGHAI. Tursdny. ITie International Refugio Organisation has agreed "m p;inciple M to evacuate WhJir Russian and other refugees (mm North China to Shanghai. Mr. Bolopoflf, chairman of thr Shanghai Russian Emitrrants As?oei;ition i told the North China DtUy I Ncw< yesterday. How and
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    COTTON YARN STOCKS SEALED
    54 11 CANTON. Tuesday. Local economic police .squads have been femtting out hoarders: m city-wide sweeps. The results have been good as m their inspection of shops anr] godown.s they haw found, among other things, .substantial quantities of cotton yam. These stocks have, for th< time being, been
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      75 11 i Sfctwa S, «.I5 i i*.!.", p ni l r ':"r-» m story fur Ui- i K.si jjlorlous ariress! BLTTE DAMS m "THE CORN IS GREEN" "■^L-JOAX LOBKIXQ h-OFENWG TO MORKOW— »>>nakl O'Connor A iK« San Juan m '»•< Bigger -lav show— "ARE YOU WITH IT?" ......0 (tI(U QftKAYWOU* "■WW
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      408 11 NOTICK I Tak. notice th{«t 1. O.swall F^o^'aa of 3 Buckley Road Sin apor_ by occupation Import. I Exporter the holdei of licence/Permit Bomber :n;9-c under which I m authorised to us« four lonics J. 3060. J.471\ J. 5737, J.sfcO7. to carry my own ;;ood.s from Endau to .<ohor«» Bahru,
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    "Scott" Film Is A Hero's Story
    349 12  - "Scott" Film Is A Hero 's Story J. ARTHUR RANK vnofl MEWHxraoi LONDON Oct. >8 By Air Mai! the King and Queen uateli "Scott Of The Antarctic" at the Koval Command Performance on November t!-ev will see a film which took two years to m «ke and is a complete
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    Rabbit Scouting?
    159 12 kS filming on the Two C t.ts H comedy Cardboard CaniU- rr' js ncnnnt] completion Sid F < 1 preparimp for Ma p/<;v "Harvey," m which he wffl apPf«r «f f^e Priruc o/ U'a.V« j Theatre. London. Sid's main i pre-occuputio), t the Moment jfi Me rr/.vf/nr/ o/
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    "The Perfect Woman"
    102 12 BERNARD KNOWLFH If t tired Pati-id Roc p Perfect Woman" for Tm Cities at Donhji i Pr is due to start ('ally next fn on ?'t film version ti Playhouse hit. Peter B'l more is writing Ihe icn "npL'y. Qmotgn and Air Blanc vUI piod-ico. Nigel PatricM
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    Produce Market Round-Up
    73 13 g contmui marlwt quotat.ons il foi all |lldtl mi -rival of sago- ;jv. X ing were yester|V TO I. FLOUR L,ngga ED: 526. K^a FLOUR: Fair Lutt TAMOCA: $34. TAPIOCA SEED $33 MEDIUM PEARL >■ I WHITE PEPPER: Muntok $ISB. Sarawak $187. BLACK PEPPER: Lamport $175. GAMBIER
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    Kuchai Tin Production
    19 13 L Tin Ltd- report 268 Piculi of tin-ore C produced by the com Lyidredic IM| month-
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    CROP FIGURES
    45 13 Rubber crop ngum for last month m respect of th? fol- 1 lowing companies -Aci Gajah 23.800 lbs.; Ayer r*anas' 119.000 lbs.; Glenealy 50 S'JO lbs.; Kluang 66,00^ lbs.; Pigtin 195.500 lbs.; fambalak tlM* lbs.; Teluk Anson 66,501 lbs.; tTlu Henut 37.800 lbs.
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    Malayan Share Quotations
    776 13 Singapore, Nov. 9. -anore share quotation* riD v given by the Main g r- broker* As*>Ha*joi r a> nSranaMJ t 14.00 15.00 lex. Brick 1.90 2.00 I 2.90 3.00 xd B 39 6 40 6 I 0 8.50 tin tO) IS 19/--(P)28 6 26/6 cd a-, m
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    Tin prices improved
    32 13 J The share market yes- Sterday showed more in- J terest in both industrials > p and tins. In many cases, B S business passed at im- proved prices. J
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    JAPAN TRADE PACT SIGNED
    205 13 JAPAN TRADE PACT SIGNED 350 fo Increase In Sterling Exchange Tokio, Tucsdaj A trade r^re^inent ior th« ex change of a minimum of £55,000.000 (upproxim.itel/ USs2io,i)oo,ooo) betueen occupietl Japan and »ue Hritish Commonwealth countries h>\s been concluded between SCAP representatives ai?d British Con»mon wealth trade representatives, Gemral MaoArihur's headqunrters annoui<ced
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    Breweries' Dividends
    85 13 Malayan Brewerlei mod > not trading f>roiit of ST?.'..^'? for the year nded Jun. 1 30 The total credit of the profit and lon appropriation account stands at |1,t07,Gf1. Fr )in this sum the fii.st. s<cond and third iVcrm, <»ivid♦•n<is, totalling S6«)0 O'-o have been nai*i. leaving a
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    RUBBER MARKET
    64 13 RUBBER MARKET j j I 'I'he rubber market was kJ quiet throughout ye«t»" <la\. Closing prices were: liuy. Sell. S I No. 1 Nov. RSS 40 40'/, S No. 2 o\. RSS 38«/4 38^ No. 3 Nov. RSS 37fi 37 «j, On registered tender: S m Nov.-Dec. 40 4it\ 4
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    NEW TOTE ON SATURDAY
    360 14 Punters Will Find It Easier To I Place Their Bets If IFFY seven betting window* *ilf await punters at* r 'he Winter Meeting of the Singapore Turf C\uh next Saturday, when the neu electric tote *>hi<!» the Cluh his bought from Australia, goes Into operation tor
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    KLUANG POPPY DAY SOCCER
    56 14 KLUANG POPPY DA Y SOCCER A charty football match betwem ?A Coy. RA&C and Comblnal Kluang Chilian i eleven m aid tof the Poppy Day Fund will be played tomorrow nt 5 p.m. on the Kluang To*n Padang. The following will represent tne RASC Teams: OOOdncta Stone Gray Handley Gormiey
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    CYMA Soccer
    70 14 HM C.V.M.A. (S.J.C.» wil! play a friendly sjame of soccer' again?t the Hospital Youngstefs* at Parrel Park at 5.30 p.m. today. The pldvets will be selected from the following M. Hen- droft, W. Hendroff. L. Nadar, E. Gome». W. Van Huizon. Aloy de Silva. C. Gomes. J. Lopez.
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    FAST WORK ORDER OF DAY
    258 14 CAST w»*l% •< ordei r of the day at fcifcit Tiiiiiih yesterday inornta^ i when number two ST«»s track was opened for trial?it£. So«ne good triak were w;t«fnsed lUtfroniflu the track wa* heavy. Worker* to impress most were Pudiac, Natural, Couplan. Caharet Gold Medallist. Lousiana,
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    SERVICES HOCKEY TEAMS FOR TOMORROW
    145 14 SERVICES HOCKEY TEAMS FOR TOMORROW The following wiii represent j the R.A.F. and Army against tht Combined Civilians at hockey on the S.R.C. padang tomot tow. Sgt. Andeison (RAF); Sq Ldt. Ackiill iRAFi, Reg. Sgt., Mj. Charlton (Auny); FWLt Mem moll (RAF>; Conidi. Oxford (Ainiy) AC Hassim (RAFi; Conidr. Lawson
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    Handicaps For Saturday's Races
    302 14 Handicaps For Saturday's Races rhr f..!1..v. nu art* th.* han-1. „»>. m i tot HMlifcgi ray*. th.- Hr.t ,£> ",f nL CMft Winter Mci-tin-: '*>'"r Ch»H i —Div. I—6 Fur No RtfrtCl 904 G.->UI M^iaMi.st 903 (Jay Qfbltr 805 Minsr.fi Boy Evett^T kJO Ganifborouyh s.Ol Class I—Div. *>—« Fur. FHks!^!
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    Second Day
    194 14 The following art- the wdfjM s and probable camitii:i' > only ionr r<ue"* for Wednesday, the <*eenml «l^v o.' ti; apore Tnrf lab* Winter Meeting Class >—Div. I—Abt: Class ?—Div. S—AH: i 1 i i i 6 Fnrs. Masootte D.OO Eagle Head 8.11 Congo 8 H Happy Quail!
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    STARS HOLD SIGNALS
    79 14 Th e Star Socc?rites XI helu tli e G. H. Q. Signal, to a3all draw ir a soccer match played at the Far re r Par's on last Saturday. Play was fast and v.xciting. and evenly conusled. Ih e G. H Q. forwards play- ,ed constructive lootj".
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    SHB Police Trounce SCC 6-Nil
    152 15 H :oo one-Nitled hcxke.v was seen on the p:Mlang t»'rd»v when Singajxire Harbour iio;»rd IS Nloi be^t the Singaporp Cricket Club V* h N the huge nurgin of six go: Is to nil. Jiug the firs', half the S.HB. forwards made mnd iho nor)', defence
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    William Fung Wins Tennis Championship
    95 15 William Fung Wins Tennis Championship -I table U*»-.'.s itaeMi fayC the V.M.C.A. Orchwhen the :in.i> cf tournament w;«s for« a rootl c.O\"d c 01 hts rplendkl vieTong Men Kio.itT. a player, Wi'Uam ftme the Club's kinglet ifter i)''!"*^ foiiy five playod sp'oti'lidly cond and third sots, ntly tii c-i m
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    JOHORE COLLEGE TROUNCE ANDIES
    35 15 JOHORE COLLEGE TROUNCE ANDIES li h c'oiio-e beat lp w's h o c k c y by nil at WoodsvillV led by two 0 ;1! at half ttrne. Ing mert the soal Sinpara Singh (2..
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    MALAY S.A. TENNIS RESULTS
    311 15 MALAY S. A. TENNIS RESULTS The following .ire th lesults of the final matcncs m the inUr-tcam trnnis tournament of the Mala/ Sports Association held ovci the week-end Intei-tcam Final Ahmad Kassim's t<^am boat Bostain Kurshi's lean by two matches to one. Seems Ahmad Kassim bo:>t Bostam Kuishi t match
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    Rex B.P. vs Mayfair
    76 15 Rex B.P. vs May fair The following' pJayerj have been selected to tpnatsA the Rex B.P. against the Mayfaii B.P. n a game of Ba *r»»mt m consisting of 5 Singles ani 2 Doubles to be laved on Sunday <»t 7.30 a.;n at Vowtit Road Sim Kiang M'ang. T;»n Hock
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    Ceylon Pioneers Held To Draw
    114 15 rtj large crowd witnessed the Ceylon Pit* Star Sorrerites, at football, to a one all >: 'H' onset uu-. Up the pace but 1 understanding "i- mn»r 3 failed the day. Both winger, displayed brilliance bu t fei: tf' fence of thr were very hard
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    ST. ANDREW'S SCHOOLBOYS BEATEN
    210 15 ST. ANDREW'S SCHOOLBOYS BEATEN iv i-.in- :.\r mmvwti 'i or; tfce <nd gav< v'ol- '< <:« S-pc4nt tugby wta twtt St. Andaew*! B a) v» o \il!c yt.-t Tn>' college 'ov«. had the beaviei aack <>ut they failed :o njakr ate of :his ndvantngc. rht taekhng of '>ot teomi of
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    A BETTER TEAM THIS TIME
    73 15 A BETTER TEAM THIS TIME Perth Tu«a. -Coffland's team of women cricketers who are to lour Australia arrived -t Fieraantl,. toda\ on board the liner Orio\ Their first matchj is agaim 1 Western Australia starting on Nov. I?, Miss Molly Hide, the ;>;in tain, considers th< team stronger than that
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    Louis Boxes Exhibition
    111 15 ROSTOV Tuef. Joe Louis was eng&jtd m a fourround no decision exhibition bnut with Johnny Sllkor hen last Bight anci towards the tnd had an Upper < yelid grated m an accidental h« ad bunipinn incident. The wound bled slightly but was not h riom, Louis w
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    RSGC Nov. Bogey Competition Results
    321 15 RSGC Nov. Bogey Comp etition Results The Royal Singapore GoH club's Novpmbfr Bogey Competition was played at Buklt Timah over the iveek-Ctd and I resulted m a tie m "A" Di\ision between R J. F^vivv Bfiil J. Markham wit»i a acoro <rf 3 up, and a win Joi D J.
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    Late rally failed to save Chinese
    233 15 Ceylon S?>nrts C!ul». S.C.r.C. I RESPITE asj irilcd rally i ti the socom! h^lf tht SCR C. went down by w alf; to on< to the >ylon Bportf Club m a return ho -I'.cy encounter ll Hong Lim Gffwn yiTcrdav. Thr ChfalttK played vvitii
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    Raffles 'Past' Beat 'Present'
    185 15 Raffles 'Past' Beat 'Present' lip against a strong im wh« w n th.v faced hi oi«' Uay of thr school. Rifflta JiUtitui Uon schoolboys >ul up j. gMM atntggle, a!tlK»i:;:h Iwatt'ii *f ground y«stoi<l:iy. Tho Old Hoys IWC >t ir.to acliooli)oyß territory from th« initial whistle anil m thr tinth
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    Roderick Protests
    78 15 LONDON. Tuesday. Ernie Roderick, who was beaten ay lit my Hall foi hi- British w< Iterweight champloiwhlß laai I night is protesting ■tp™< tn refetce'i decisioo which meet witli (lisa^Komont :m jii-. morning's British press. Nci rarleton, managei Roderick, saM l.< will t-ntc! wtitton protest to the Stewards
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    C.B.O.B.A. VS ENCHLON
    83 15 C.B.O.B.A. VS ENCHLON The following player* wiy, b<- selected to r present foi the cboba Ut xi again the 2ml BNCHLON Ut XI At mii'c't at the 6t. Jo* ph Ground. Kick off at 515 p.m. today Than fit Man John n< n P. .1. I) Ruzarlo; Simon Leoog; 1.l
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    POLICE UNDER FIRE
    257 16 For Kachau Burning LI4LA M MPIR, Tuesda>— The burning of X ichau vflfcge, hßm South of Kuala Lumpur, by swii ri*\ fortfM m Miti-tundit operation*, on November I, v viuU i foe :»t the Sektngor State Council this morning. Rufcbor manufacturer, Mr. Leung Cheung Ling told the
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    Malayan Round-up
    121 16 Bl A a olfc <■ Jl|tl--glt patrol killed >ix oi twenty t'.mdits who -an OUt house m the jun^lo n«;<r k:un\>on^ Paya Dalam on Mon«l «y \»ning. PAHANG. A Malay constable was killed when a policy tmck was ambushed at tin 347 th mile Kuala Lipis. Kuantan }load
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    Chap-Ji-Kee Woman Fined
    60 16 Chap-Ji-Kee Woman Fined A Cantonese woman, Leong Si;y (46) was fined $1,000 or two week's simple imprisonment, at the Second Police Court yesterday for assisting m a chap-ji-kee lottery. When arrested. Leong a mother of three children, was carrying 104 chap-ji-kee slips. She told the court that she had been
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    Police found ammunition in taxi
    52 16 Police found ammunition in taxi Police tour..! "JliO loirv's of unxnunitioa when they ■topped CTvn Jit Ri!n^'i taxi or, Seletai K( ail tinmornhig of Ma-.^i 7 fawt Tho annnunitio.i «vft| t!;c rear flcoiing of the C3r Chin was senierccd »o four ycaia' r.i. by Mr. lustic Taylor m the Attiae
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    SPITFIRE CRASH
    46 16 A finding of death by misadventure wu recorded ac Lfae ocrun< is court yesterday alter the inquest on 22-year-dd Flying Officer G. C. A Bird o!" me RAF who wa^ killed wileti hll Spufiie crashed Oa the runaway of .ir.bawang auiieid on October 26
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    Malayan Wreath
    40 16 Malayan Wrea t h Mr. \V. A. Ward. Malayan' Agent m London hftJ report-. d that a wreath was laid all :he Cenotaph m London on, Remembrance Day on behali of the people of the FederalOn of Malaya and Singapore.
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    Higher Taxes For S'pore?
    405 16 There was lively discussion at, yesterday's Legislative Councill meeting when Councillors icferred to the financial position) of the Federation of Malaya -id its possible effect on the Colony. Mr. John Laycock (Municipal! North-East) opposed any suggestion that steps taken by the Federation Government to introduce increased
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    Jeep Falls In Drain
    65 16 Jeep Falls In Drain A Jeep going Cop.«t Road sudd p.lv -a r the light, hit two Ui drums and fell into the 'i all Te'ok Kurau Road, yesterday 1 1 8.45 pjn. Hkto were tr. nese m the jeep and two of them fell out. All of th» o
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