Morning Tribune, 11 November 1948

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    TOJO SHUTS HIS EYES TO WAR GULT
    567 1 TOKIO, Wednesday The IntcnatfOßAl Military Tribunal for the F;ir East found Tojo rd other unii'ined MCMed guilty of conspiracy to w»ge ag- v> rs Mrhidi were "cri'iiiunl m tiie highest decree". In clearest enunciation of -ts nndin^* yet the Tribunal declared: "The leaders
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    Strike May End Today
    117 1 Strike May End Today is expected to ho reached by mid-day tocay m the stnko of 200 Singapore lightermen of the General -.ehterapp and Transport Com- my which started on Tuesday doming. Reprcsentativrs of the Light•T Workers' I'nion interviewed i v^or A. S. Roman, Assistant' A ner of Labour, yes-
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    IT'S LOOKING TOUCH FOR TOJO-P. 10
    38 1 Ed back with eyes closed as the Tribunal preside nt Sir William Webb, traced the conspiracy which lad to the climax of Japan ese aggression with attacks against Ma'aya Pearl Harbour, Hoag
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    Wife Doesn't Think Her Hubby Must Have 4 Vices
    257 1 Wife Doesn't Think Her Hubby Must Have 4 Vices 4MY husband took to drinking, gambling, vising 11 houses of ill fern* and then started to frequent c?bnrets. "Y\ hen I tried to check him, he told me A gentle- This allegation was 'nade m the H.gh Court yesterday by a
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    Cyprus Island 2nd Malaya?
    157 1 LONDON, Wt'd.— The governor of Cypiiw Lord Winster will return to Britain during the week-end and report about the increasing Commun ist activities m the strategic British island m the eastera Mediterranean. Th<? last issue of the"Empire. organ of the Fabian Coioraal Bureau, warned that Cyprus
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    S'pore Social Survey
    202 1 165-page doeumcnt, the Singapore Social Sur.o> 194 J, is published today. The report states that overcrowding is not pri marily a result of poverty. Containing a total of 52 tables of statistics and a mas* of information on tbe social structure of Singapore, it took the Singapore
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    STOP PRESS
    14 1 Prince $iv Princess Of MX) f,u 111 Her Rov.j, PHaoeu ,f Reuter
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      7 1 PEOPLE War Began In Malaya -Back Page
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      65 1 CIT V Kdifittii \OL. I. NO. ML (New S^rl»*») mi ks. MOV. n. itu. 10 (See Page 2) r^-%M SYLVANIA V fl&ffi**^ fluorescent ffflEßEAff- lamps mean f^SSSK) Kour home/ improved lix ltini? THE CONCORD tt SYLVANIA for oflices and i 1 k~.# CLPCTPfC s!io\\ rooms, stores fc^.^ <S j tics.
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    SINGAPORE SOCIAL SURVEY
    217 2 A GUIDE FOR OTHERS; BASIS FOR RESEARCH THK Singapore Soci.V Survey, 194".' the lirst MB kind m 'hr British Monies is published today. The sponsors -»f the survey io,/t that llieir Kep->"t will serve as a JV.6t to other Colonies undertaking a te»L Thi.s is the fiivc
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    COPIES AT $3 EACH
    100 2 Iv < ost the Singapore so .ai W-lfare Dep'tt\'ment $1506 t. print 2.000 copies >f Uie Mng.ir-ore So<«hl Survey 1947, published today. As thf Government Print* r wrtJ t naMe to dn<iertak» the printing of the fle:>ort .lue to prcMttrc of work, *ne job fn>i undertaJcen
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    TO BROADCAST
    31 2 Mr. T. P. F. McNiece. Singapore* Secretary for Soc; Welfare will broadcast tonight jit 9. t0 over Radio Malaya. H •>■' jbject will be "A Social SUf-i vey of Singapore.
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    Most Citizens Are Illiterate
    453 2 The Social Survey figures for "Illiteracy by Occupation*' show 9 two percent, illiteratv among clerks. Thr* report of the Survey says that it is a mystery why this shc;ild be m an occupation wiveh might be supposed to require some acquaintance with letters. It addf. that
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    Juvenile Workers
    75 2 Til!' Ueport ihovri that thy were Pii juvenile wagetftrnen amony the 4 !>.»'» ho>.. > holds suiveyed. Eights -five of these are Mil) siduiiv earners, and 11 au ptintipal mgt ttrnw. Or the subsidiary earnets. if are sons of principal earner. 17 ar> iteugtitera, k* ire bio thei*.
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    How It Was Made
    309 2 TilK household is tho unit of JB¥>rt%Mton f«r b mnnt'ion I'ontitii'ed m the Ke|,ort. Several pilot s.irveys wereca'ried out di« the plpnning stage t-> test the workability j| var definitions. Then a test survey of «>OO households was conduct^ to find < Jt sninething about th^
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    75% OF CITIZENS NEED MORE AIR
    337 2 WHAT IT FOUND OUT THHEE-QUARTERS uf Sir gapores population is living m overciowded nditions according to tl»o Repo.t. Thirty-iour per (en:, of 'v). 340 persons and 21 pci cent of the 4/J55 ohuse'.JidM interviewed dunng the .survey were found io be aci' i/ overcrowded.
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    How You Live
    64 2 A Fthe 4.955 U vove.i 42 per nt ((V rooms with win-' sky: H per cen.. with windows into U throe per cent.-" into the air-weP. cubicles with ;v» other rooms; c^eswithno-:.; per cent, roomi jnd md 15 percent. livLn More than half tly hoMs camo into
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    NO TYPICAL SIZE OF HOUSEHOLD
    167 2 THE survey figures show a largo percentage of single person households m Singapore -more than a quarter of, the total. It also shows the absence m Singapore of any marked approach to a typical size as is found m the United Kingdom distribution, where households
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    What You Do
    34 2 TWENTY-THREE per oocrn r of the total houses survcyeu. or 1.166 households are maintained by two >r more wtff3' o&rners. There were 2.0i33 suos »!.a. y wage-earners counted m the survey.
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    Men Who Came To Dinner
    36 3 Governor Oin^s^n, chatting f «•«•!> with Mr. P. W. Tarlc^r c<itt.r:-ia;i of the board of st: Rdafd Vacuum Oil Company J dinner party held at ihr* v -^j» View Hot»*l on Tuesday.
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    S.Pc Faces Extortion Charge
    64 3 S.Pc Faces Extortion Charge V M O k charged First W*" rd iv. He was (2.900 m one that on Nov- c.ii^'t. representto I v. Olu<ui Ec Pitvf y told Trng that to teli coiice that he wia pi<*thia re- would get the id. He ask- m the ihop. i
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    Detective Gets Gaol
    60 3 ionary deteetivv •ok 'rjjred 22. at- U bar p.s. wai years' ri porous robbtry by at ihe Assize ns 20. anotho: tried on the same ischarged followis verdict of not Jury. they entered the n.se m Kam--'■in m September. 1 with pistols and fee money" say- i-ovomment
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    PILGRIMS RETURN
    19 3 f Mccci pilim to MftUyn terJay on nave hecn to six ted of 109 18 ':iti'"\n, I
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    OTEC Builds New Exchange
    157 3 OTEC Builds New Exchange FOUNDATIONS Cof a new exchange with b cgP*cW> r for ls.ooo listener imes hive bam (?id on site ue\t to the Oriental Telephone and Electric Company g«re m Hill Street. The new bui!-Hn.? ii on lh< ol<j fcite of the riheo- Fat Chinese School, wWcn wu
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    MR. J. HYNES
    31 3 II j Hynet, 01 S who was admit tiKJ to the General Hospital at 4.1 i yesterday mornin;; -.ft or H accMcnt, was Oi*charg< a fe*j hours later.
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    "WOMEN'S POSITION GLOO MY"
    262 3 "WOMEN'S POSITION GLOO MY" Six Attend A TV Meeting OnV six uomcxi members turned up lor the first conference of *he Army Civil Service Vnion women's branch which w;».s hcl«! at 331 North Bridge Koad ye r tCfdpy. The meeting be.< an m (ruly f/minine style by bein^; h 'Id
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    Foreman Collapsed
    107 3 The {or<»ini»n of lh« jury tn on- of Sim; >« uorV's courts, Mr. Albert Mows collapse I m court yesterday ft*«l had to be takrn out c«j r»-( over. ■Ih«> incident J»aui>« i" during the summing up 0 5 Mr. -lustier Taylor M iin ;itt«'uit»t<-<! th^fi «-ii"» Th<>
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    Old Ammo Found By Police
    69 3 Old Ammo Found By Police An ammunition dump wafound by the Police on vacant land between Tiong Bahiu Road find Alexander Road, yesterday. Sixteen British hand grenades and ten thousand rounds of mixed ammunition wr?e found m water holts, jn the mud an«J under trees. The police believe} th:«t they
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    Grenadier had a few drinks — they heard he was a thief
    68 3 Grenadier had a few drinks they heard he was a thief THOMAS Herbert ■:1 I that t WIX D lM l| be wft 1 I thai fw*m i 1230 a.m. Ihefi Tn> sort- n- s r rose. A t<-\K .ii"in< nls tJtt\ s> i impoi fd h< r. 00 i
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    BERLIN INCIDENT
    214 4 AnhC omniums' feelings are running hi&h m Benin. In September, .MMMXM) (l ,Tiipib demons! r..t«d :igH<nst tie Kussian Mockwtr. The> stoned H*\ jeef>s. held m:«ss nietMinßs md e\en climbed flag-posts, un- I (he Ned iMiMfl JireU M them. A German u\':-<Jo,nr, mist youth, rif/ht fort ground Ui abiut
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      43 4 "Shanghai Modern Tailoring" 10, BATTERY ROAD Now on display Newstock. Moderately priced. ULTRA-SMART— Evening Gowns of Crepe with bead embroidery. YOUTHFUL— Evening Gowns of Ninon combined with lace. Afternoon Frocks of Jersey Crepe. I -A DIES OWN MATERIAL MADE TO ORDER PHONE *****
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      339 4 lON YOUR RADIO TODAY BLUE NETWORK 9.00 "I. T. M. A."-The MOgi. 1.58 cl^ in f_ A n AU h 11.00 a.m. to 12.00 noon. Tommy Kandley show: 9.30 Prog Summ^ m n Malay Schools' Broadcast. News: 9.45 Danco music on Sign. Tune; 2°£ 0 >nnign g 12.00 p.m. Programme
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    Make The Most Of Those Curves
    216 5 since th< fi < s °f > i i -iivlim- iJ*ve •■vns <t: «»o pin- ti> >■ icvsly t): •ny "> ;t *ed, lull \t mieec then Lj remiaiicont oi romantic days when grandma ti ipptd p»Jf It, the inns of l-.ci swim. Thmig
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    PERFUME, AND YOU Do They Team Up?
    561 5 PERFUME, AND YOU Do They Team Up? DID you know that i ivily scented OOMMtftM tun cancel out your perfu»u» cr that a perfume which on ihw-s one woman to lead pc jpV )»y the nose will rfpel the fffttlowing of anothoi According to Josei h Btl« sam creator of
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      33 5 LOVELY FROCKS SUITABLE FOR THE COMING RACE SEASON MODEL EVENING GOWNS pJST ARRIVED BY AIR /(US. TOMMY" THOMSON ROOM ISL 2nd FLOOR G.H. BUILDING BATTERY ROAD TEL 7997 WRITTEN IN FLAMES! 2d^HHHrSH '''^^AIR-CONOITIONEO
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      93 5 L v^ V t. L I II I «J» RAFFLES HOTEL Tonight From 7 to 8 p.m. m the Lounge THE COCKTAIL HOUR with FRANK FJCKFORD at the Piano and from 9 p.m. to midnight INFORMAL DANCE IN THE PALM COURT FRANK PiCKFORD His Orchestra But not now thanks to
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    THE MORNING TRIBUNE THURSDAY, NOV. 11, 1948. The Vanishing Surplus
    304 6 THE MORNING TRIBUNE THURSDAY, NOV. 11, 1948. The Vanishing Surplus /.< ndon Afjn\ts -Messrs Colin Turner, Ltd. Talhot House. Vb, _U. Martin's Lane W.O. 2. 0 ING A POKE'S !949 k budget approved on Tuesday by th^ Si "galore Legislative Council will have a surplus of $7.7 million despite tK?
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    FOR CHARITY
    64 6 TIHK task of locating and selling for charity pro pertics left by Jews who died m Germany under Nazi op prcssion has been delegated by the United States Mih tary Government to a New York Corporation, the Jewish Restitution Successor Organisation (J.R.5.0.). The J.R.S.O. has been authorised to
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    WILLI PEELED POTATOES IN PARADISE
    1220 6 WILLI PEELED POTATOES IN PARADISE I lln 1945 sixteen year old Willi, j a Swiss, traded identity papers and clothing with 5 a Russian prisoner of war believing that the workers' Paradise was so- mething like this "j- lasasaaaiaar aciaaa-^ ,irill>«I|llll| Jllllll -J»r 1 Willi tvani|ed to quit V a
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    ALL 5 TO FACE TRIAL
    536 7 RAF Generators Case: 'Jury can't convict them, 9 counsel says AT the conclusion of the preliminary inquiry into the K.A.F. generator eas<*, the longest m the li'gul history of the Coier-y. the Ninth Police Magistrate (Mr. E. V. A. Perr>) vestord»y committed all the five
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    'Abolish Political Pensions'
    135 7 Melayu, auiga Daily, m I** tenfcy, called jtion of pobtj pen^iona t0 Mala*, rritortol heads bcnillkma of 6oiHr^ r on them :«Jo::» »r virtually no- bUfltiK Is -j! m.(!i I :i i,ts m the /j'-l'.- t j .lth t uch titi.s iis oa .al:r.iral). I'^ng,ji. Oraag Kavatc
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    Condensed milk prices rise
    284 7 THY. coataoHeJ pr:r«» of sweetened condensed mMi m Sfaifapon hvs gone up since the beginning o:" this tomth. (ert^in foreign brands nave risen by two to foot (Kji> on the tin :i nuik ■hortagei it necessary to km* r im ocy milk fiom ie& and other
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    CUT STREET LIGHTS, CITY TOLD
    169 7 CUT STREET LIGHTS, CITY TOLD •igapore Chinese fc amber of Com- ser5 er has told Deputy «un«dpa| President Mr J Biythe) that oub »diea like the Muni and the Singa lection Company '-tan temple m lectridly. "nber was replying the Depu/yV Save Electri- city" campaign launched recently. The Chamber earlier
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    Cmdr. Moorhead in New Delhi
    59 7 Cmdr. Moorhead in New Delhi The Director of the Malayan 1 Meteorological Department, Commander H. B. Moorhead. who left Singapoie a short time ago by air, is i? New i Delhi to attend to the South I East Asian Regional conference of the International I Meteorological Organisation which is to
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    MALAYA TO TAKE PART IN AIR TALKS
    258 7 MALAYA TO TAKE PART IN AIR TALKS A STAFF member of the Inrernaticnal Civil Ay i at it n Organisation WW describes liniself a.s an ''*nte« national civil servant" because i<? r.orves .10 nati nw interests, is m Singe. pore for talks with Malayan d'/il aviation authorities. Ho is Mr.
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    Himalaya Gets A Bell
    100 7 Him a lay a Gets A Bell When the recently launched P. and O. liner Himalaya is til tod out, pride of place will be given to the ship's boll of the original Himalaya, which has been presented to the compan;. by Rear Admiral Hammick. whose father commanded her sixty
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    Malay Soldier Killed
    48 7 Malay Soldier Killed A twenty three year oW Malay member of the L.X I. \{m, B. Awmj;) who w.i- ulmit ted to the IJ.M.H. yesterda} mftf Itig wnTcring from a K un shot wound m the gtonnach, I >• h.ilf an hour later. There will be OOTOOer 1 qi'iry.
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    Malays Want Living-Space
    119 7 Malays Want Living -Space InchC SalUh litknu. I Jn it« cial Member oi tv- S« miV State Council. i quenl-1 tl»* [Government, it MM OPBKII [meeting on Tin i<iy. lo Kr%rl mor^* HvinK-^pa< *la Mai r I" cope with tho flowing M.t'.iy population m Kn;ui Lun."M I He suffKOstotl that
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    Show Gives UNAC $1215
    56 7 Show Gives UN AC $1215 The proceeds fnin the Malay charity show held dt I'a.sir Pan jang m aid of the United Na tions Appeal for CMldren k ccntly have reached $1,215. The show was sponsored by the Pa sir Pafljang Rural Dis trict OOfßmittM. A sum of $1,000 was
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    UNKNOWN PHOTONEWS
    401 8 UNKNOWN PHOTONEWS TOP: JUST GRIN AND BEAU IT —This wise old bear at York's CVntral Park Zoo has the answer to the heat problem—jiwrt grin and bear It. It also help* to follow ht* example and wet i pa beach head at some «ozy spm, submerging your head to nose-depth
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    IT'S LOOKING TOUGH FOR TOJO
    638 10 IT'S LOOKING TOUGH FOR TOJO TOKIO, Uttl.— lt looks bail tor Former JlMMi^ Premie:- "ideki Toju For five d..ys now, lateiii'tion- Military Trillin' l for the Far E-»M hi>* heen re t l in'4 .rs Fong judgment of Tojo and hi> '24 eo-ue-fendants. The judges have h:td nothing r«kh! la
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    URANIUM STRIKE IN CANADA
    244 10 URANIUM STRIKE IN CANADA SAILT^TEMARI*: (Ontario) Wed-.^ i\n Inij*, riant unuiiuir strike ;»lonu <h e nui^Jj shore ol L«ke Suptnor started .1 rush of Sle into the HJ-ea. NiK Tesc assays sncwed radioaciv depotrj 1 59.1 per cent uraivim ore. L<xh; miners c the find as having 'sensational ,ot abilities
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    UNKNOWN
    57 10 LONDON, W-m. crw 500 watched a w* which escaped :rc:> m a busy London ptn*l refuse m the trees •L'yard Firemen tried i i 6 ches from under it J the ironkoy ah. ao« Offer Otf a fnilt m postwar no dfect The 'animal va ncrr-l by an ig*H
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    UNKNOWN
    36 10 HoUywooci Kennedy 58-y< comediao died months oi On,- ci the 01 Cops, he was knew ri •slow burn 1 t.ci- t j he main: expease durii to blow up 1 <l bottlt at the en
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    UNKNOWN
    21 10 The H»| H Attorney-Gen< Sh»wcro* lengthy iodid m the ißtemfti today < v statement i ness fiW Corfu CJiann two yea-
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    SURPRISED
    44 10 NEW YORK. Wed. Mr. Lewis Douglas. U.S. Amopsjidor m London, sui 1 today that a report that he mighc tu<cced Mr Marshall as Seciela*v of Staf.e was as much m.i prise to him "as tne resultw <( the American c!ections woi.- 'o some people."
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    SILENT
    41 10 WASHINGTON. Wed. Nc official comment \:\a BJt^AMfUe here tonigrht on a M Mnc%b ladio report. ba^oJ on a quo f a tian from the WasiLn^icn Times Herald, that Preiitießt Truman might f,o to BuruJC tor personal talks witn Mr StaJir..
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      163 10 "POP" 1 SB WHAT E*v*CTt^ IS > n I JEW A I <"fr X^| J^. a *-C 9 bV^ > H fc \—^*^™*fc I r w* >a n b m■> Kw* V I a. \i S A i "RUCCLES' 1 r MH4/ (MCIC GCWt SOMETHING] t £XP£CT THBVII 1 V
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    AID FOR BRITAIN
    43 11 kBBHALL PLAN IN ACTION A lighter, appropriately tatd Ho[k-'. •hKi-s «ii the flr«t Hhlpniont of steel to arrive ■gfritd under the Marshall Flan. The steel v ill be made maeftfeM*) as par of England's effort to rebuild doitltlc poace-tjnie industry.
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    'No Change In The Plans' Says HOffman
    242 11 l\\l) \I» I OH C1II.V1 WASHINGTON. Wed.— China's ulleht i> "des Me" nil tint Atn-'rican aid will be continued deW Communis! victories, Paul (i. Holiman said ye> rday. MotliM;.; me* for most ol the day with hi> > -m ii public advisory board
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    PROMPT ATTENTION FOR EUROPEAN AID
    106 11 WASHINGTON, Wed. Democratic Representative Sol Bloom, un will resume the chairmanship of the HfVM Foreign Committee \vh«- 1 the new Congress ts organised, said that an\ administration requr^t for Western European military aid would i> ceive "prompt and ear.--ivi M attrntion by hi« committee. Btootn
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    JAPS TO GET 50 PER CENT MORE IN '49
    414 11 JAPS TO GET 50 PER CENT MORE IN '49 A 111 FOII \II»I»O\ NKW YOKK, Wed. J.ipan can e\|>er< <h» n construction appropriation from fee mmt iumttt§tk congress to be 5<K, greater th;>n *he on<- for 1948 rncler-Km-retarv ol U'ar HlHmi S. Binqptff toh\ th»» I'nited Ires, m ;«n ejtdMive
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    AMPLE STOCKS OF RICE FOR PI
    92 11 MANILA. \YY«i Mi t>:t' v. t riro. maauir of the c< ernn r nt operated National j:kv an. l I'ojn Corporation, ifcyj his arrival yost*>i Jay aft noon by aii from .San Kjnnrih<<.. tl: it the Ph.t'ippinos v'i| ha-. j.n ample stock of i*'"
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    THOSE 'PROP' MAGICIANS SOLVE RIDDLE OF LENSLESS GLASSES
    422 12 FILM NEWS by OSWALD HENRY i IIKKK'.s the latest example of ihe apparently limit less ingenuity jf the men whu work m the* pro perty department of r movie studio! For hi* role of tho ovil. powoi-mad scientist m "Dr. Cyclops.' Albeit
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      43 12 OFKMNG TO-I)A%! a gfcowi t, «.i5 v« 9.15 run. the ltig){»vt TIN 1 Shon! Donald O'Connor O'ga San Juan "Martha Niewart Lew F'arker "ARE YOU WITH IT?" the ROLLICKING MUSICAL rage of the Broadway *taffe SONGS! DANCES! GIRLS! all Net m CARNIVAL ATMOSPHERE
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      101 12 lad,, W^ID KO\.\l. larni! SAILING TODAY' 5 //1//;V I V/U'AA T \\24AS43MM Phone 5159 jST AIR-CONDITIONED rPICTIRK THAT DESERA ES HIGH PICAiSE IS A FILM 01 ATMOSPHERE AND EMOTION. WITH A SiOß\ j| OF UNUSUAL DEPTH AND FEELING' I 2-4.1 5-6.30-9.30 p.m. pHONE 6 q 0 3 I AR7HU« RANK
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    Australia's Imports Up In September
    74 13 Australia's Imports Up In September X unfavourable I* 3, „t, mber for E Vj months. ft doc to a rem rls but mainI I .ua.ter ended suss m at u* record B [7.841.0 ML hl 't was „,,00.000 loss -ota. of £19, ,bout £2.000, m t any P'ov.ous 1- 't
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    Crop Figures
    22 13 Crop figures for last montli m respect of the following ruboer companies were Malaka Pinda 125.950 ibs. New Scudai 54.500
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    Malayan Share Quotations
    755 13 Singapore. Nov. 10. i ■togapore share Quo*""* K; a. given by the MaiX sharcbrokers 1 Aa^orla^oi X as fellows' INDUSTRIALS x>uac* •en** as Ice 1 400 150 a. Brick C|s 1.9* 2.00 >„<' 2.90 3.00 xd Petrol 39 6 40-6 M Trustee TJI 8.50 b Tin (0)
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    MARKET STEADY
    23 13 MARKET STEADY The share market was S quietly steady yesterday. B J There were a few mm >r price increases m tins. 0*
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    S'HAI FIRMS OFFER BARTER GOODS
    223 13 S'HAI FIRMS OFFER BARTER GOODS Assurance To Mayor SHANGHAI, Wednesday British and American firms m Shanghai have promised eo-operatio lin the purchase of ricv to relieve the cereal shortage by offering their comn < dity stocks for barter trade wit,; the producing area; Mayor K.C. Wu said yesterday. Thr> foreign
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    RUBBER MARKET
    65 13 RUBBER MARKET Theie was very little piicfluctuation m the local lubbei commodity market which remained steady yesterday. A moderate volume of business was recorded. Closing prices were Buyers. Selleis No 1 Nov RSS 40- 40- Mo. 2 Nov. RSS 38", 38- v, N T o. 3 Nov RSS 37- 37-
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    Anglo-Argentine Trade Pact
    47 13 Anglo-Argentine Trade Pact LONDON, Wednesday. Un tish experts have b< i j4un K Jl^h erin^ data and material for new Anj;lo-Ar^entine tieaty, it was learned yesterday. Informed sources say that. Britain is seeking a five yean tieaty with mci eased purchases of non-essential British gOOdfl by Argentina.
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    Produce Market Round-Up
    113 13 Produce Market Round-Up Pepper prices en tinned to drop and black peppcwas quoted down to $165 a picul yesterday—a drop of $10 a picul complied with Tuesday's prices. Whit* pepper quotations were down $1 a picul. Ihere has wen no arrival oi sagoflour for two days. Th t > following
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    When the Schoolboys Met the Old Boys
    75 14 When the Schoolboys Met the Old Boys tak«-n < ark I** I r,-sr:h m".i! ntmtca l t r,«iml on Tik-mlsj I I ,v HtiiUents ran v.mr. r^ U\ tA-» X«»« !s n,'. Pirl > Th* teams Pant (rifht^ ami *MM picture! xvlth th- rllin aju. y dOMfe Va'bw^'s attempt lo
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    TWO GOOD MATCHES ON TODAY
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    RAJAS TOO GOOD FOR RAF
    396 15 m 4 Continued RAF 1 Dt /rTl\ winners of the Singapore Cup, wire i 1 good tof the Combined R.A.F. at tefrn UMlIk, th, -mjw j.monstratio.i of the finer points of the ru*. I-; n little bettor finhave Riven the r goal- n-todian. lf injui-
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    SCC WOMEN BEATEN
    282 15 last minute goal m i i thrilling hockey match on th Padang yesterday resulted n the S.C.C. Women's team bei'i^ beaten by the VV.A.A F. Chan-i by the odd goal m Uvo. Th-^ tussu- .or Mprcnuir/ 1 lasted from whistle to urhifti The WAAFS scored first but
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    UNKNOWN
    34 15 ■Th fi ilowing will ren.eacnt V >M!; AuxMi-iry Po'^-e at ■< igainst <; 'Q FAhELF B^'- :i 15 j. m. to ay > :;'in; McGready, Mc- Uwthei L rvedav R--2- R(; Clb p. ciartc !>-vlin. a.:d
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    ROYAL S'PORE GOLF CLUB
    25 15 P* Lk<Wei v ipetit' m f->r •von ,)v Mrs. '2 -town) v r nusu i on i.v lira wrondal -i down).
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    Medical Test For Cyclists
    183 15 LONDON. Wed A n solution that competitors tftQuM be medically exa.nined in 'ire every big cycling event »s likely to come up lor discus&nn at j a meeting of the Npt"p.i j Cyclists Union on Nov. V 7 This is the result of allocations that itntgl
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    St. Andrew's Win 23-3
    136 15 The Cable and Wlrelesa team put up a vet y poor show m their first ruggei match of thlal reason, when they lost to the St. Andrew's School 2nd team by 23 points (one Roal. one penalty goal and 5 tries) to 3 (a try) at
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    KHAI SAS BEATEN
    57 15 ITtif. I, y >-jujl\ Assents' ""l defeated the ">'> m a friendkey by the only th, match. pltyed on the! "t 8t George'J dbyUml fine effort ban rtgkt up fit th,. X-, on hls own to 'H thro^K defenCeWl WJ and had it bUrtipy nature 1 rt*r«
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    A BUTTO IS PRESSED HERE
    119 15 ••and the dividend is vv vtl there "A win ticket on horsr number eighl please" a button i<* pressed and yon *et your ticket. Meanwhile (se* picture below), the amoim' returnable on horn* number tight i* Indicated «»n the bnrtmM'ter »o*e board. The number of
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    West Indies Start Test Badly
    247 15 NEW DELHI, Wednesday— the West lmhV* made I disastrous st;»rt m their first test iiHt<h with India hrre today, three wickets lallttf to K;uigach»r. with only 27 runs on the board. The wirket thus live* 1 up to Its reputation tor favourine bowlers uuiinc th»>
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    ENGAGEMENT
    33 15 The Xn 6 agoment is announce bttwwn Urn, eldest son if Mr it Mrs. N IJ. Ellas of Calcutta bnd Sarin^ 2iui dajghtrr o' Mr n Mrs. r>. J. niai of B'oore.
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    PEARL HARBOUR SLEPT SAFELY WHEN
    99 16 TURIO, Wednt-sdav lapan b*gnn her uggre*sive *ht agaia^t <he \V extern I*o»\ers m De^^ii'ber 1941, not at Peari Harbour, bui M Kota Bahru iv Malay;;, the Interuational Tribun; tr\ing Jap m ese war leaders on war crimes imrges declared to day. Japanese warships shelled m
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    Financial Wizard In Again
    88 16 Financial Wizard In Again HITLER'S financial wizard, Df Hjalmar Schacht has betn arrested for retrial as a mijor Nazi offender. Ke was acquitted at Nurenbergr and released after serving one year of a sentence by a denatzification court. He said on arrest he was not hiding from the authorities m
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    WAR BEGAN IN MALAYA
    149 16 Tho tr.bur.al found the attacks .Tapar. launched m 1341 against the United States and th? Net iu: lands W**€ war- of ■dggtfd33 -on. They were unprovoked rttricks proTptej ty i desire to seize the po? sessions of those rations. It was beyond donb* that a war
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    Hunger Riots In Nanking
    299 16 NANKING Wednesday At least three per«?iLs were trampled to death and many seriously injured when hungry mobs stormed Nanking rice an.l grocery shops today. Simultaneously President Chiang Kai-shek issued a stringent national emergency ord^r against hoarding and speculation while the Executive van drafted measures a.'mcd at
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    Spy Film Banned
    99 16 BANGKOK, Wednesday. The Siamese film censors yesterday banned the Twentieth Century Fox film "Iron curtain." The censors said the subject of the film and treatment conflicted with the principles la J d down by the Censor Board, hue it is unofficially learned the film was banned because
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    Registration
    45 16 343,598 Identity Cards have been usued m Singapore to datr». The Central Office of RegLstratioi has received 448,* U completed application forms from the various centres 35.803 completed application forms under Group Registration. 153,850 blank applications have been sent out under i Group Registration.
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    Malayan Battle Round-up
    116 16 Malayan Battle Round-up HCKAK- A whoso boly mv rt Sunff-l Kur. pin m one hani q£gt was preparing to L c blew up an,i kill, il^^ A Chinese arrosted X police at T^mJ, ftoad oo C •lay 'vas carrying a st rf tortion money MiNcriben S pretea-le-j to be mad
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    Prize Money For The Navy
    96 16 LONDON. Wednesday Royal Navy prociamaUn^ ed tonight disclose hat 000 prize money wiu tt by officers and men of sea service during W«" IL 1,250.000 available to JJ Royal Air Force *i I for the benefit of persons are or have boon any of the
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    "I danced no jig!"
    81 16 LONDON, Wed. Bux^jti Mrs. Elizabeth BracHock. Member of Parliament for the Zigzag Road viU'.vict of Liverpool yesterday dented that she l.ad danced a jig on the floor of ti.e House of Commons Mrs. Braddock's attorney .said during her libel suit oga'nst the publishers of the Bolton
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