Morning Tribune, 13 November 1948

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    GALLOWS FOR TOJO
    212 1 UP LEADERS GUILTY "SPIRIT WILL RISE AGAIN" TFNERAL Hideki iojo heard himself sentenced to <*eath by hanging yesterday with the same hulf disdainful composure which marked his eoiidu-fc throughout the two and a half year trial by the International Military Tribunal m Tokio. Six of his fellow
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    BATTLE FOR NANKING
    91 1 BATTLE FOR NANKING WILE tfatkmjMat torvaa mulshing vi> ly y it< i lay *er the O»m--u r. east >f Hfcuchow. key! Nanking:. Cbn Miinist olur? en the we< of the c'ty. re bypassing poveirmen;] ff. i;nos an«i n rvvlni; south Lunghal ra? '".-ay The Nationalist ctainc-J .".0 0 Communists dead
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    BATTLE ROUND-UP
    49 1 i At my offico-. an ml t i vato were when bandits am- a two w n convoy be»« pfn Hentong an I Raub at ion ■:•>'. tho J two Euiopran J': 'o have hcen **W on Wednewtay was She wm Mrs. P V *»of Malaya K.siate. Sat*
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    SOPHOULIS RESIGNS
    20 1 SOPHOULIS RESIGNS 1 Friday. -Premier Sophoulla today long-promised reKtag Paul was •t >n motion the forming a new m U.P.
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    Goose cut a legal cackle
    92 1 8 taken m a y cianc <> dock* Han tottered int( V'U itself and sud- denly gave two short cackles. It was hurriedly taken out. Ng was then charged with stealing the goose. He denied this. He claimed he saw the goose, "wandering" about the
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    The 25 Men In The Dock
    601 1 FIVE American military polii emen stood at attention Wfhir.d General Hideki Tojo Mi Ills 24 co aeeuse'l as they heard their fate, ansia! to them m Japanese, \h- .ui.'h their headphones. THIS IS what they heard and hovv tiiey reacted: To Hang GENERAL TOJO,
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    DOUBLE RAF CRASH, 7 DIE
    159 1 AN R.A.F. Dakota and a Spitfi»\3 crashed m the jungle nrai Serendah, 27 miles aor'i of Kuala Lumpur during; a bombing sortie carried out by a strong force of Beaufighters and Spitfires yesterday morning The pilot of the Spitfire and six m the Dakota, including
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      49 1 CI T 1 I ililioii VOL. I. NO. s.i< (New Series) s\T. NOV. 18, I»4X 10 IVbiU \^^^M ««m»i%trnily idli*fcd •'•l^^y ipg on'y Qtuifity p**t .v Ik "**^B^^p^"^^ i^\ y «nd ujr of imprnvr<j li^litinn for ttorf» JPii irstJl.laUli, iJlKf^ If *'^H^| ji I MLj^^k Hfc3g mluwh ji^J tn.n.r.
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    Police Work Fast
    74 2 itfely I:• Uni f r m« th.. tteoiag to mm vio- j If th, )>.ivm< nt «W MA l'h(- pohc. am-'.MI s;\ Ch»n--yCDIIM ian K»x)ii SUr,-. P k ("hoon Hock, lim T(-o Honi ""on Kow Hon^. Low Ben Hih.t U tj T< h Fjon Chaa. A Cb#Tf|
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    Pawn To A Law Point
    138 2 [S ;nnvn-shop keeper who ;<-<<*pi> stoleu artk Kj m good iaith entitled to emptnsefk* when the ;u ti<l< »s surrendered to flta leirnl owner.' .vi jiui:cr* jobiin^ decided hr Wv^s not entitltu m ai appetu m t'i,, Sinsap'.Tcourt yest relay when Mr C. G. Goh
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    LIGHTER MEN
    183 2 Refuse To Accept Arbitration Award AI.THOI'GH negotiations by tlirir union uerv restarted y;-strrilav with the CommUsioner of L »bour. Mr. U i\ ttinglrun, thf >fm Vg*\!m workers <»i the (itn t -J Ughtfntgt ;*nti Trniivvrl <<*ii[>:un u-;»ru«»J ;fT Mtc rr»ft yesl«rd]f> :»ft« *m.> i: 'f t v. a
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    WAR RISKS INSURANCE
    37 2 WAR RISKS INSURANCE M r. IS. iJvatks and M:. A. D »»:c. have i^to appoirttt. utbeid 01 tile toa.d o; i.:ia*feui*Bt o^ tho Wm P.ir k .s puce 01 Mr. c. w. (Vfcrren :-.i;.t ..1., h. Moxo-i.
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    Compensalion Board Set Up
    49 2 The Governor has appointed the following to strv c on a board to dekrmine disputes over compemaUon for goods requisitioned under the Emergency Regulations: District Judge < civil), prsident; chief Surveyor, Government Architect. Mr. Cheung Hock JP. Captain Yap pneng Geek. JP, Mr. E. GaMstan, JP.
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    PROCURESS BANISHED
    73 2 Tie Governor n&.-- tpprcred the btf ishmnet Oruer of i Hoki^en vcman. convicici! rcrntiy. Jy m rv Ist. District Couv* on the to. owing charges: (1.) Living on the ean.>gs of pro' titutes. (2) rocuring girls for prosci.. rion. (3) retaining girls against their wriil m a brothel.
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    FUNERAL OF MR. KOEK
    222 2 Ihe funeral ot the late >lr. E. K. KooK. at Ridi (J»n Ometerv yesterday evening, wm itfiaded b> nuir> leading ritizei^s of Singapore. Canon R. K. S. Adams ufliciated at the service h the oeinetery chape). Th^ widow. Mm Kwk. Ha, accomcanievl oy Mr R. L
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    Owen Road Hotel Man In Court
    70 2 Owen Road Hotel Man In Court I I Cvi: I \n% i ah v-<u -< J ••i I*oo lot Mr. L E S Ong v. Mi i wain loc for an tan r'v'WeVC. he I 1- the bona. vu ;a J" pimishmsn.. f is waj n hctel m od place
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    REGISTRATION ENQUIRY OFFICE
    41 2 An Enqunv aod I rre'lioM oftic 1 has been set at centr i wgtotration Beach Road to deal wlfi all matter, cone 1 found identity car<b, c lanji addrr.s of holder, a- of cards on the death ers.
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    THEY HELD A DANCE
    62 2 EX-SKRVIC EMKN Ass x'ation held a dance at *hf Victoria Memorial hall on Thu -^Uay uigkt. »ir Franklin m son, the governor, olso tooii Ibo floor. ih" picture betow shews left to right, Ludy Hone, Air Marsital, Bir Hugh Lloml, Mrs. fclcler ;m«l Ur. P. I
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      36 2 FURIOUS M'NITE TONIGHT! If /ft TP v( It II Will MAIHE COLEEH tllV i GUNN IIMM KCHAII GAIOINtR Atbett Dtkkti i rtd I i«ii OdHes ht-mptrr D.'etlfd b) BRUCE HUMBERSTONE ProduH by fRCO KOHLMAH "^.IH^AIB CONOITiQNfC
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    The city thought she was THE BABY
    15 3 „rA.> "rnl 7 hl^ #r,,m y«ki*Hi*« >•»«»> h»J Horn.
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    Murder case witness back from hiding
    209 3 Murder case witness back from hiding LniCkieif H«n. witness «v tbe Aik Hoe llubber |1 tan vmtiH i**e whhii mm dropped m N*>*wn r !<M? *sift«r Hr tlivipjienr^J, w»kt at the S*vt»th ■foii.. (-Hjrt yesterday, 4 i rMM^p.fray be«Mi»e inaay tt^m,»i- ueri «t<B on my tife.*' S;.-. 100 M*ng ilj^ch
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    Flown 8,000 Miles For A Reprimand
    227 3 IL A British Army major who uas flown out ti. Singapore to t*» mjgNj'ter l) iJV in g ffO n« home fef> demobilisation was Nrvwtfi reprimancM ov IM wurt resterdav for ha vine ■it*!* f»ls« «heq?«o. He wax Major John Steven Walker of the
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    NORTHOLT PICKETED
    47 3 i dt v iy*' strikes to-: "52 ;M0 M lAd «lriKHi| "":J 1 N the nine I N <s vvo r»f stop-' Ti tati third day BRA pa^--. stv:i t ßi «*n rrafehtert x. l! t h- i..,,0rt d 'I'-v v.ould m o W Kurofteat.i
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    No Room In Girls' Home
    110 3 During Octobei. the Women ir.d GirUj Protection Section of the Social We'farc Depirtmeiu detained -ix gitls s~< I re.-m't o! .iids earned out on disoit!o:!y houses tl the city. The auti-vice work of the department continue." to iiamp^red "to some extent" by the <hortau;e of
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    RAF LATHE AT SHAW BROS.
    354 3 SIB man suvs aaii:cJ showed Inn pjr.dT SRI:GEANI J. X EU>n ul tli<» R.A.F. 5.1.8. s»id m the Ninth PoUw Court; yesterday lint Cpl. Unn .Id Hurst, mm of the umiimhl, led him to Ui^ Kqu.pi«ritt DefwxtßK nt of th»? Shh\\ Bros. I4<l and iwiutf^J
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    They Robbed Him Of $5.40
    73 3 Too TlMg ScD£. an A:b« rt Strftt eating-houdo tow^ay vva.--;ol>bed of 15.40 and a ailvoi !>«>!i. by four thugs m the «Ji!y morning ot June 27. I In the Seventh Police Court yenterday, Ong Kirn Chuun Cm ed a tentitivf o:»iit;e of \o > bery.
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    Bundled Inmates Into Bathroom
    84 3 Lye Omsk .Ji-n^. 9n three Chinese w*m were < ;ei; C(! <o have ?r>W)V y drntit-l' thop.if North f? i<'gc RoiJ »>li Jtin° 21, was .-onrnittc *o li. As.si^.\s on a hiij,'c of at:i<.-! I nb*i ry m thf- fl -onth Poll. t Coil 1 V
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      44 3 lAMKS MASON I* 111, Ft* tH |||f rex mm SOON iii TO-NIGHT, DANCE AT KATONG REST-HOUSE Ist. CLASS BAR RESTAURANT, TO SKRVE YOl 1 COOL DKINKS, UCSLUNf FOOD Music by the K ALOIf A HOYAL HAWAIIAN'S. ADMISSION FREE PHONK 847HJ 107 MAW INK PAKADE.
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    TITLES ARE OUT DATED
    144 4 TITLES ARE OUT DATED 'Some Tengkus Are Now Syces M»hy rajas nnd tt'iigkus ami either persott§ «>t roytJ design* sliouM forget thn* hereditary titles be cailftf th<\\ cannot justify tlu»ir i >istence as sue 1 any mon\ This bold fUggP&tion appealed m the "Reider'* Fon.ni" column of the Kuah Lumpur
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    MALAY EDUCATION 'SLOPPY'
    112 4 MALAY EDUCATION 'SLOPPY' [nche Abdul Shukoi bin Ismail, [nspectoi oi Malay schools, Muar told a nthering oi Malay leachen "We canriot i \;.>«*ct cv! pupils to quality for higtu education if wo contlnue to rtve them a sloppy educational background." Ho tiad primary Malay education should be tlu- first concern
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    Cheah Gets 9 Months
    77 4 Ch-ah Choon F.n^. a o;i-y n 6M Chinese wom.m. will scvo Ui (> ire months prison M**rt« €nco passed on her on August 10 'or having illicit char M. Her appeal against tlv sentence was dismissed n Ihf high court yesterday. Ch^jih had at*M.ttte<i nclPiu; about
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    Appointments
    37 4 Mr. A C. Brooks, chief chemist, Federation of Malaya has been appointed to act as director of Chemistry. Malaya. Dr. A. Jackson, acting chief chemist, Singapore has been ap- pointed ct ect as chief chemist. Malaya.
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    Remembrance Day In London
    86 4 Rememb rance Day In London liriiain paid honiai^ to hrr fallen soldiers „f the t Uo world wars, last snuchn Crowds flocked f thf* L,, n n cenotaph m spite ,t heavy downpour I'jctm ahows a general \i,w „f ceremony at hit, t,,!| as run. peters mmbM minutes sileiKf. Opposite
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    Poor Cot $27,526 In October
    126 4 Poor Cot $27,526 In October rublic it.. t amounting to >27..v.?0 w>. paid by the 8 Welfare Dopaitmont m Oct A total of $19,192 wai paii to 2.122 families. Pocket money amounting to $344 was paid to reaidenti i Bushey Park and NantiM Homes. The case of a foimor employee
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    STRIKE THREAT TO MANILA
    69 4 STRIKE THREAT TO MANILA MANILA. Fri. SecrtUg of Labour Primitive Lou a will shortly meet Manila Electric ComgW representatives and .ea* r of the Public Utilities «J ployees' Union m wgj to avert the strike of the Manila elect workers. h y The company wWcn known a, M.ra.co «g* Manila
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    42 Malays Now Study in U.K.
    195 4 pOKIV-TU'O Malay students, including four women are now studying m the various universities and colleges m the United Kingdom, according to a letter fro*- Inche Idris bin Mohd. Shah, Public Rehtions Officer of the Malay Union of Great Britain. They ar* mostly law. medicine,
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    STORE TRADE SCHOOL
    22 4 D,.ov domes*** Mr. Ernest W Ml Engineering been appointed i superintendent j.mu; (Trade, school. Sir^P, place of Mi. D
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    Stereoscopic Carpets
    159 5  -  Kay Sherwood B\ fere r^^", „,h,f S pn----i MS sl( .n of l!.reo-..lnrn- ywn dye-i .1. '•clow Hhil-s -WWJ >j..ace ji c textiles. |lug cut m vaiyithia >Ctf. KU.TfI woven to make < nigiattern J wM olojr unoMr, two It- ,1 lebut of -ill-nylon |»w s fabric v>'s.
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    TODAY'S RECIPES
    244 5 Sra food Lord Cahvrt. Ingredients: 4 )b. fillets of solo t3 to ft). A cup of finely diced pocked shiiinp. 4 cup of finely diced cooked lobster. U lb. of cheese, thinly sliced into 6-8 inch squara. 1« tablespoon-ful of buttei. l._. tahlo^poonsful of ennched flour. 1 cup
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    BRIGHTEN THAT RAINY DAY
    481 5  - BRIGHTEN THA T RAINY DAY Kathleen Hickley ll> ri* ;i jzrey. v><\ dismal .1..\ TIM tain has been PM»« ing flown for he lira. ;«n th"r<* is little MkeHk >' I of it stopping f^>r sev« -i! mj'e hours. to drclc t curl up on the .'.Man with v book.
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      85 5 SUITABLE FOR THE COMING RACE SEASON MoD££ EVENING GOWNS JTJST ARRIVED BY AJR MRS. -TOMMY" THOMSON ROOM 181. 2nd FLOOR G.H. BUILDING BATTERY ROAD_ TEL '99" C. K. TANG j Pewter Ware Bali Heads Siamese Bracelets Silk Underwear I CARVED TEAKWOOD FURNITIRF ALL KINDS OF USES EMBROIDERIES 841, lii\er Valley
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      68 5 Exclusive glbssware, pottery, paintmgs, l m RAFFLES HOTEL Today LUNCH IN THE BALLROOM i VI 30 to i.30 p.m. ORCHESTRAL CONCERT THE COCKTAIL HOUR 7 to Bp.m. with FRANK PICKFORD at the piano INFORMAL RACE NIGHT DANCE EXTENSION TO IA.M. NO ADMISSION CHARGE FRANK PICKFORD HIS ORCHESTRA TO.MOKKOV. IN TIIK
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    THE MORNING TRIBUNE SATURDAY, NOV. 13, 1913. The Lords In Debate
    295 6 THE MORNING TRIBUNE SATURDAY, NOV. 13, 1913. The Lords In Debate Wndnn Agents -Siessrt. C*>lin Turner, Ltd, Talbut Huu.se, I* St. M<urUn's Lnn* TT.C. 2. Till: iiou9e of Lords de- bate on Malaya last Wednesday was certain ]y i lively one. Th? nohie Lords hit hard At the G« veniment
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    TITO REWARDS HIS PARTISAN FRIENDS
    489 6 M.AI*SHAL Tito h*s re ware'ed 900 partisan families from the mountains of Montenegro who fought with him against the invackr by giving them the chance of a better life. They have been moved bag and baggage from their rugged and barren homeland and resettled 300
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    SOVIETS TRAIN SHADOW ARMY
    973 6  -  DAVID BROWN by iif.iiiiitiiiiiiiMitiiiiitiriiiiiiiiiitmif iim, II( <r Former Nazi generals are training a para-mi;t:ary police force m the Soviet- zone of Germany. This force will take over Gerauny if the Soviet forces withdraw r r ■•••»■•■••>»•*••»■«■•■■«•■*•■■•»■■•:•••»■■••■*•■•■»••*' AlUii'OßTthAt 4.500 •[>• t oof no* v: ntrn*i\t training m
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    World Photonews
    175 7 World Photonews r i From erert/ conceivable perch, gobs and middies stand by as this U.S. fiyhter plane takes off from the deck of kifrSfl Levte Crew was carrying on high speed air manoeuvres SO miles from New York. Camera on special bridge, hft, i 8 shooting the event for
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      251 7 FOR YOUR RADIO ENTERTAINMENT TODAY 7ftO Timp SiCTia 1 110 Opening Announcement darin and Market Report m ,hI X NETHORX Hffht classical music; fl.oo S^^ 1 l^ l&fc and PtE Summary m Tarn.l Amoy; 8.00 Variety Show MMES IN ENGLISH, orchestra m a programme of 5^Ti t u U K
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    A SKIER BREAKS HIS LEG
    133 8 A SKIER BREAKS HIS LEG Whtn modems happen during skiing m New South M ales, Australia, the a mbuknee comes to your aid m form of a mowmob He. Peter while skiing fell heavily md broke his leg. Hi* companions made an Improvised sled of four skis to dra* Peter
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    GOLD YUAN LOSES FACE
    310 10 Chump Chinknos o Stillborn 'Baby' N INKING, Vr One of fli Ujst successtul wru \ntnfim m the \«»»rld. th<» t>oU\ > u:>n, i> offi^iiilly il»*\ iJu-<J Ny the Ct\ernnient of Chin« »'hkh in*To dnc-j t*riug uith f'\i::^ <olo;r> »n fate August \heu i had beoom< I
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    R.I.A.F. ATTACK KASHMIR FORT
    59 10 NEW DELHI. Fri.— Royal In-i-au Air Force Tcmoe^ts rocket -attackeo troops m the Kashmir fort of Chilaf. on tne of the river Indus. 40 -p.ile^ south of GUgit, au Iniiian joniruuiiqve said. lrviian tighter- bomber pilots continued their roconnais^a'ic*" and *:ttackei Gilgit airstrip abou. 140 miles
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    RADIO ACTIVE CRUISER SUNK
    75 10 SEA'TLfc.. Fil. oun* ..on Mpl of the First taA Force tt»et combined with gu.> fire f.om airplanes and subm:rine? sank the heavy cruiser r.S.S. PensacoJa ilOniile^ of the ccust, aaccord<ng to *he l.'ith aval district headquarters. Thirty-Odd ship.- anj pianos from three aircraft carriers train v*
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    Wong Still There
    44 10 SH-VNGJiAI Friday. Chinese reports from Nanking =aid Premier Wong Wen-hao has «<i«rreed to remain at hfel pest "for short periOvi i'ne uew cinaiiv^ Mi'iistc Hfsu-!-:an assumed oftice m Tsanki'.ig on Thurstey, leplacin.. Wa<if; Yun-wu. wno rertgned due o the economic cr»3i3.
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    Israeli Splashes Tall Story
    216 10 7 EL AVIV. Fn. -The Lsr h f bill <-r atta-k upo'i Britain, caimina I troops have actually re-fnte'ej r! Ki Tlie newppapei Hama-> extrem.^ rightist. headlm*-"BriU.-h Staj^e Re-«nt\v Palestine. Uerouth. twMMMetrightist, stated "We rrvu.-: .strike now British troops arc returning and i.ay reached Latroun and
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    UNKNOWN
    79 10 '>. hi _k| Ralph ]*,»<„<» ifi JM M ■< i c. h. m:t;\: v f;^.,', 1 i:VV7 -i '.-<■ \nhrt\ F.h«l •=♦---I*l l :h- oh;vti on tW MOflß in* ,hould be ;>r -1 h\ th" comnk.l \> i.,r- thex «^H n.iVi if mI t,, thr 4^l or Arabs. Isrnfll
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    UNKNOWN
    66 10 BERLIN Ft. BritH Aim Soviet threal Russi 'fulfi 1 Genei il Luciu? mise t w themtgjj This i Soviet J iߣ that -V A iic«| ttraying uU >; con vwW t)el The fog ovei th« fields m i »t I reduced 24 hours P i)i: wnueji 321 plan- glittoJS
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    UNKNOWN
    25 10 BOW Tte ,r Action IJ^ Isrss? gs tafti but Vcl It add>M r I approach must IJ^J fe y a radical cnawj^ Yugoslavia' U.P.
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    UNKNOWN
    23 10 Byron M to States Amb^J^^ tralia. told -v v id here today i i facing a hle f& hSr- I truth- Reuter
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      135 10 i "POP" j j HAVE N OU S^E^ .-HES JUJT SOME i TO THS- t-^T 1 COS^' Tiiini'XE ;M 11$ ,y w A "RUGGLES" r^OOX'. feP&RG'JEprf THEN THATStWEGe] V YOU wfRERtGHT, 1 K^fZ) d£7T£/(?6Gl IX (WV- 7W/S 1 V oV^ DAY, GENTLEMEN, WTMPbOOR/^^THE VOICegCAME J #/>/•***, /7/94 I THROUGH HER£
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    Just A China Coaster
    10 11 WINQ SANG lufontnQ life ex erUist'nff.
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    British Rescue Ship For Tientsin
    286 11 V/IUfcltl lllll _ri\ liVlllVV T4:; t,s§§-ita Jardine Matheson ship Wing Sang, 'm 0 X— at Singapore, is expected to evamatt Hn*ish lafioaak triHii imperiflnl Tientsin this month Thi> vrlll be ttl9 first mass e\acuation of Kuro ruins 'nun Tientsin besides American nption^ls who ,-p k!\
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    Students' Defence Corps
    143 11 Students' Defence Corps SEOUL, Fri. Minist.v of BdUUIIMB Ahn Ho San m.J today that the Kenyan Govcinment is considcit »g the o.mation cf a Fat ne rand DotV> v c Corps" among public sencol ami cc'iege students to "out ?'i all ;.nti-national ai.d insiicoi^ elements amon£ students and toacheis." The
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    Latest Thing In Jets
    161 11 BKVERLEY Hllul^s, r i A ten a- jet engine that "ould tore Jirough the eart'^ nnd concrivafcly attack another cou n fry l» foreseen by Jet Scientist Fritz Zwicky, pro^sSOT of atrophysics at California's Institute of Technology Zwicky, who directs th<* reyea re n of the
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    What's Your Capacity For Liquid?
    40 11 What 's Your Capacity For Liquid? IF SOMEBODY says to you, ''You drink tike a '.utk, this I* ichat he vi(un-s. Yip* res (M the chatt %bovc tre the amount of each btr^r</c the averayr American ifMCWf m one jtar.
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    PIONEER DELA YED
    229 11 PIONEER DELA YED j^WV YORK, 1 ri. The clivnsio.i ol thr HmnHmim to ll'*lif;!\ bWHitsr of the s*st vrAst shipping strilirMm th« arrival of lh«» hrst :.ii ;»Wne ever fo fly under Ms u-%n pmmtt the M right brothers' Kitt\!M\vk. F'aul (Jaibci, curator »)f the National Ai. Mhnbi of tht>
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    "Saraband for Dead Lovers" – the story of a Royal secret
    523 12  - "Saraband for Dead Lovers" the story of a Royal secret OSWALD HENRY FilM HEWS *L. PROM Ealing Studio* has eorm* y«-t another film th; tin in its telling-powtr such offerings as •Massy" and "Blanche Fury." It r: name* "Saraband for TVad Lovers." It's star*? Stewart Granger, i Joar Greenwood, Francaise
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    RUBBER DROPS AGAIN
    199 13 Estates Sell Forward Kubber prices had slipped ;:i«>ther !hre» qpnffen of rent b\ last M'jjiit. The Lewis and Peat (Sitlgipore) Ltd. maiKet r°por 4 wnwd ymtcfdiij mM that this week's prices have been th» lowest since March me repon c.onnu.i- yrsicr-•-l.iy's Tribune report that «n- creasing production
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    'POULTICE FOR A QUAKE'
    31 13 'POULTICE FOR A QUAKE' omciai cur-. [bed m i i m eurthI moM drastic 1 J tad Hsca: H it that f u i currency I ifbi b* 1 dt V
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    NEW FORD WHEELS
    30 13 d.veiopen h Ford Motoi Company at V)(! .jt-signcd to t he construction r motor vehicles. ntaila the shaping strip of metal ad then pro- /arioufl pi esses.
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    Rice Is Down 5c A Katty
    128 13 A prire drop of 5r r katti rice is the best food tews of Householders have derlined to buy 'Free Market' rice since the bftter quality was issued and there ha* been a dr »p in both wholesale and >**!ail prices. Fish prices have
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    Malayn Share Quotations
    801 13 '■<■ NOV. 12Lgtpore share quotation! IV v given by the Mai- .rf brokers' As^a'Joi [•if -iIOV-3: INDUSTRIALS U i C c 14.00 15.00 195 2.05 i, 2JO 3.00 xd 39 9 tO 9 M. Trustee 7.50 8.50 i? Tia (U) 18/ 19/--(p) j;» o 26, 6cd it-
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    London Interest
    46 13 London Interest 9 Further dividend an- a nouncements from Mala- 5 yan Tins, Southern Mai- 5 5 a\ans, Tronohs wul Southern Tronohs stl'nu- I lated interest from I on- a don, yesterday, but there Z was little noticeable effect on the local share market. «aaaa»o J"""*'
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    Port Stocks Are Down
    57 13 Dealers' and pott stocks of rubber m Malaya m November were 78,077 tons, 1,851 tons lower than the previous months total of 79,931 tons. Dealers' stocks last month showed a big drop a*. 57,451 tons. September stocks wort* 59.669 tons. In Malayan ports stocks rose from
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    Welfare Pays
    68 13 The value of incentive jpny ments and wo 1 faro schemes f >i < workers is shown m the cp n tions of the Australian oo*;;--pany, Dunlop Rubber (Allff«rJ a lta) i M. of M'Mboirne. Viot-r i:». Despite serous shorta^rs ff materials and f ue>, the pany prcxluco
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    Produce Market Round-Up
    140 13 Produce Market Round-Up Iii wan ftn Impi n a nutnbti °i lectfcMM m the n market ><• prevailed Pepper, w'm h h:i^ the decline tor the past f<<itntght, took .1 tinn fot- the i I tti an<l quotation- -am< -1 |8 I picul Copt a was tiiiiiii and >• prioea
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    MALAYAN BAUXITE
    51 13 CANBERRA, Fri. The Australian aluminium mission has ivcommended that, the Australian reserves Of bauxite should be conserved for defence purposes The mission is trying to pu supplies from Malaya for immediate u.sh Prospectin^ rights here have been applied for and an Australian txpert will inipect the Malayan deposits
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    Australian Trade
    45 13 Although the import of articles wholly or mainly manufactured has "fallen roughly 50 percent., Malayan .statistics .show that Malaya's total trade with Australia for the first six months of 1948 has increased approximately 2'j million dollars ovei the corn spending period of 15*17.
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    BIG FIELDS AT B. TIMAH TO DAY
    143 14  -  ALLAN LEWIS /rf Day of Spore Winter Meeting By I.'ISITOKS to Bukn Timali l« tlav. the hiM *M 01 Sii^itpor*' Turf Club's Winter Meeting. iWI v%i*n-*«»* a most interesting nftenioon's racing as hit U*>Ub> Mill go to the post m most of the
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    Desir Wins Autumn Cup
    91 14 LIVERPOOL.. Friday. ra Liverpool Autumn Cup MB won here this afternoon b;, Lord lxwat's Desir. Mi. D. Moni:-' Royal Taia wa.. second und Mi. D. De Roupement's Pwoyal Highlander third. Twen-ty-five ran. BETTING 25 1 apa *>♦ Dos'i. 100- S against Hay*] Tara. 33 1 aeainst
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    Today's Rugger
    79 14 A rugger match b-Jtwetn the Singapore Police and H. M. S. Tenor will bo played at Naval Base ground today Tht following has been selected to comprise the Polic*- .side: Hibben; Glossed: Ngon: Mohammed Shah Chapman: Thomas. Lawren'ci iJantan; Noble. Bulat; Mc- Cully: Rickett3; Beinon: Ma*od. Ta n
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    RACE REVIEW
    779 14 Ra^K 1 In r electing; tlic ciaottr of this race I am ijilunf newcomer to tl^s clas^ m Hrown»bay wiio won w*M Ht ncr la%? start m Cass 2 on tiiia course. She has b-^n >vorKirg well at training. The danger co her «bo«.!-1 come fiom Toke i
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    Teams For Hockey Trial
    82 14 Th" following have ».or>» i ,Belf»cie<t to play m tlv If- i jcon.l Singapore J ckey trt'l tc ■be hold on Monri.iy Nov. 10. COLOfJRS: M thot; U. H Barth. R M. s. Charltoa; X D. Williams. 'Mi. Oxfonl. I fas son; D. Ross. Tin Hon
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    TRIBUNE SELECTIONS
    101 14  -  Allan Lewis Hy ■ftM I-KKOWNSMV Tokeu Diamond K|>i«\ I Ka<< i— NATIJKAI. Rcllptir Colltay. Rarr 3— ■•XASIIF.iI (ouplun TaJ-Ga X*..,. 4— YOIK KltiMNl>s Sui\l Kace S— MOVK ON D. X- K. K»r. ,->HKCT MFMOHI A«U>*»l. Rao- OOLD MKDAI.I l<r CtataMl Kar« A— NEVADA. Londa I.iiJ C'oi>l P!-.y. By
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    RACE CARD
    785 14 Tfer foiUm-ia* art- th<- mii it*, i,, X lh r v.th llir«N' run*, and prolmbU* rid i> f,, r fl>x thrlr »,r,i Ukv of fhi» Singapore T in <;„»,. 5",,*,. r ''V,^ ijace <>\k Class I, Dix. *>—<; i, iIN 000 Elegant kit •<> r, M 1 1
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    Champ & Ex-Champ
    37 15 Champ Ex-Champ Ei-MfM h»*uvy weight rhuinpion ef the world, Gil* lewevich, übo recently lost *is title t- I rtnldh* HilLs of En«Un«d, stuildn^ hands with Mnivel erdan who ivwnMy won the world middVwei^hi rrown fro#n Ton> Zai<-
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    India begin badly, Mankad out
    238 15 HE* lIKLHI, Friday— The W>st Indies fiist mifi^s ii tli' 4 Test match witn India here closed t >Ja\ or(i.;i ,i Indii, 57 for one at lunch, had r.r.u)r a had tari f)\ losing t\\r\' first wldsel uith only eight run> pored. iuK was t.hp
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    Services Team For H'Kong
    105 15 Services Team For H'Kong Services ruk«'t UmM for lions i>\ air yesterday fct i number of inter-t>ort iiciiUl yi\«> a gaa4 'ii "l tlitnistUes. *'h< Hong Kong Berv" :>m toured Malsva th.> were «^a«'lv iii»" Siagaatrt **«>r- Hut (hough th«--g Kong intn will This Paying on their ovn I*lll still
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    35 15 n T LatrNt- At olesi* of play, India »«ari MMI #?3 f«*r 3 >viek»«ts. ManUad H»\v Jon^s 5. lbra!um Ibw Uowf/ 85, >I».»«li c Ka«: h Cameron 68, Ar.::\r»ath a.o. 50, Hnz^rt- n.r.. '8. Reuter
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    ODD COAL WIN
    253 15 ODD COAL WIN Ilu: Shell Sport* Club ,lot M'i'ted play m the se:ov'\ session, after an even first i »tfi to bcot thi Sii:eH ipf>re Cricket Club hy two gOftta lo one m ihe hxkey Ottt?i p^yed op. th< Padarg yesterday. OutsUwttof r la > (MS on thr field were
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    MANNION'S CASE TO BE RAISED IN PARLIAMENT
    475 15 MANNION'S CASE TO BE RAISED IN PARLIAMENT I ONDOX, Friday— The existing tnuislVr ftyttHM m I*n>lessioiiaJ football. iwHi.ih.rr> ike <iw» or WIH M'lmion, hughind arid Middleshroogb inside for yard MO elused to resign from hi« <lut» at the sUri of \h? se;is«n, fwis created such a furon that the whole
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    'HIROHITO A LEADER IN CRIME'
    217 16 Webb Accuses Sort Of Heaven J IOKIO, Friday— Empen* liirohito was >f**rday described as leader m c-ime" by Sir Wilba-i Webb, Australian president ot th« International Hill tan liibunal. He expressed this opii. ion for admission to the re-; cords oi the Triounal after Gen.
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    Dr. Wu is confident on China
    81 16 Dr. Wu Paak-Shing. Chinese Consul-General. Singapore told a mammoth meeting at the Kuomintang Headquarters yesterday, that overseas Chinese should have confidence m the Chinese Government. Dr. Wu said, "I have great confidence that the present situation will clear up m the near future." Dr.
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    MACDONALD RETURNS.
    75 16 THE, Commtesioner-General for South-East Asia, Mr. Mai colm MaeDonald rtiVMd '<• Singapore yesterday afterno j i by flying boat after a iive-\vee-k visit to Britain. 'lere he is being greeted by 9mM and William Rowley. Mesent at Kallang to meet him were: Mrs. Mar Donald Sir tanklin Gloimm,
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    SEPERATE P.O.S.B. FOR SINGAPORE
    121 16 Singapore will lave its OWN lost iW isibK I Bank on January, 19*9 if the PM OJoj ShvW ()i1 I Ordnance which went through it- ifw r tie I Tuesday is passed the next fima it goes J Legislntive Council. It will be separate from th*
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