Morning Tribune, 16 November 1948

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    The Baby Weighed 7 lbs 6 ozs
    33 1 y-And Crimson WeU I Its Head GOYFR.vok Sir Franklin Giimon drinks a to. st to the Prli ce of "Edinburgh at last tveninr's Government House function.
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      ENGINEERS DIE IN BANDIT AMBUSH
      170 1 TWO mining e»vineers, Mr Roland Hal' nest, of Aus- traha. and Mr M. Urqur-rt. of Scotland, were killed wi*h a Chinese civilian and a Malay special c mstable .vhcr. bandits ambush- d a light railway trollev at Sungei Galnh, Batu Gajah area, i f Perak,
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      Jap Shipbuilding Programme
      48 1 TOKIO, Mon.-~he Japan^s? Government five-year Shipbull ling programme calls for construction of .reighters. frei-ghter-passenger vessels 3nd tankers aggregating a total of 1,000,000 tons. Fishing boats i.nd railroad ferryboats aggregating a total of 310,000 tons are also expected tn he hoiir durinc this period.— Reuter AAP
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    NoBOAC Priority For Onn
    134 1 NoBOAC Priority For Onn (From JIMMY QLQVMM) LONDON, Monday. Dato On* Prime Matter of Johon* State, is returning home on Thursday by K.L.M. because even the Colonial Office cannot get him a BOAC priority. He is generally satisfied with his "initial exploratory visit" for discussions with the Secretary of State
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    DIPLOMATS TO TALK ON S.E.A.
    270 1 Johore Meeting On Thursday Two-day conferee of British diplomatic and Adm) uistrative representatives in South-East |_fa< countries to exchange information ynd views on affair> 11 fleeting this area is to be held on Thursday. The conference will be held at Bukit Sen Tie in J.-hore
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    Leniency For Man With Ammo
    137 2 IOI'XG, well dre^-fd businessman, Teo r«U Chuec was cnitioii-d i xi*l discharged i the T hi nl Police < •it veslertltv. '■•hen he f;*eed a charge ol at-1-niptins to export J,9:tt> rounds o' .Tl ammunition l>\ ;>ir. Teo had a DetfttH for the expor* of
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    Prison Break
    55 2 SAI "<»\\\ Mon Thito >ntrles nere kil!« when ."Pr' Vietnamese poiiticaJ pn^n^is overnou r-ed thei- guard un-i H iped yrstcrd y from a tentien ramp on thf outsets of .-".••.'.'en. th.* semi-irticiti newspaper ExtiMu Orie».t re;h.j tv 1 today. It vOS later rt WN ted that lot, Of
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    "BLACK" MEAT 'GONE FOREVER'
    174 2 gl(. shipments af Ive sheep md ~oats froi** Australia are fixprtoil to r e ;uh Singapore fron* now to Christ mas. Importers say th*t thf MaHtmarbat in -nut-*on is now "gone forever/' From tbc middle oi* Occobe tui th t end or* this yea. thf Food
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    430,479 now registered
    40 2 430,479 now registered Total of 430,479 iden 1 tity cards have heen Is- Mod ta da*e. Metre than I.OOO.OO') completed application forms have heen reeeivsd bjf the central regis tra'ion office. Fourteen days are leit in whi h to register.
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    Export Exchange To Buy Cereals
    67 2 TIENTSIN. Tne ]<>int office of seven N^rth Chin:., riovinml and city councils meeting in Peiping yesterday 'iccided to ask Nanking to d'vert gold, silver and foreign cuirenci'rs converted by P^p'M?, and Tientsin residents luring the cunency refoini for cereal purchases abroad encou* ag« merchajits to
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    CHINESE REMITTANCES
    22 2 Remittances *:> China f:f»r. j Chinese in Sing more and tnj Federation during OctGbei were Singapore: S. -61. 339 Malaya: $714,475
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    Selangor Plans Islam College
    64 2 Selangor Plans Islam College SELANGOR Is to have an Islamic college toea Th- college, vh'eh W j|; fio H centi? for Islamic learning will train fatuie reilgtoas teachers and religious adn-.ir'r-tratlve officers ir. the State. This wa.s state-' by lochs Patch Akhir. President of Selangor UMNO, and chairman of the
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    Court sequel to dog fight
    166 2 H|tSB G. Rutherford, walking along the beu^h with her <iog defied tw^ other belligerent dogs and the sea to «ata her jiet froni harm. She scooped up her animal and retreated into the sea. while the other dogs which had charged at her pet now
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    Dinner At Govt. House
    68 2 Dinner At Govt. House I H. E. Tbe Gcverno. will entertain the Com- j mis si oner General, th-* I U.K. Diplomatic and Ad- i j ministrative Representa- 1 i fives attending the Con- j ference in Singapore this i j week, and members ot t the Singapore Leg_lati\e j
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    Italian Liner In Port
    105 2 Italian Liner In Port I I \L. *S first scheduled I i>a»M-njr»r and carero vassal t«. rail after :*>« war— the IUIKH) ton lin«" Nap »U arri\pd at Sinj;apor«* xestenla). I'lte lin«T, which 4 built in Kri f ain. is on il** wa> bach to Furop~ ant I h Irom
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    SIX WARDS FOR ELECTIONS
    244 2 Municipal are* is t |»v tf torn! wards and 18 polhno dis iri v Elections in April next year. The wards ire- *he city area; th'- Rocnore area Municipal North the towr area; Mt-iicipal and MunicipHl West. Each of the.-c wards are div lied into turrc
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    Pilot Train Had Blood On Wheels
    77 2 On Navcral arrived la Btng p ci it« v.-hi is, The dm f th trill not know how A there. Tins wraa stat zama into th,- d ath ol v.-oni ta Ker rm found i n th ilwa*, half a m'. r tS station
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    SIKHS OBSERVE PURU'S BIRTH ANNIVERSARY
    79 2 Singapore S eld day. tiie #Soth »r»nl*#eraa v rt the birth ol Guru Naaak, Ik founder' of S:kh'_r. In Caa*nrnemcriti«i day. the Sikh Miastanan* h> cietv of lialaya i»aa p-WaS*.**! a pamphlet t D >rld esi j* titled -The Urgcni Nee >• day. It is
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    Egypt Agrees
    39 2 CAIRO M P' agreed to th« a "no man's !snd itl on the lines of t I I v01 r bv Doctor Ralph* I g ing United Nation? JJ mediator. Eg] it« Minister NcOarsshy nounced last night.
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    Estate Attacked
    97 2 KLI'ANG Mon.— Twelve bandits male -u«eessful attacks op the managers "on rulai Estate yesterday and this morning. Thev surroun l 4 and attacked It lo: minutes in thr f.rat a H ,jb yesten'.v W^ repulsed hy fmeci-ii Thev came r.sci a.m. and rtaf* attack hut jsere W {f
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    "WETTING THE BABY'S HEAD"
    622 4 They Ran Out Of Beer _r lHiblic house in S\dn% ran out of Kcr before noon yesterday after crowds throughout the city had started "u eating the baby head" in the rarti morning. r In New Vork'i Times -qu?re. crowds read the news from the ClSCtrk
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    More Jap Rayon
    100 4 TOKIO. Sunday. —Rayon export contracts for October hit the peak since the beginning of this year because of a rise in the quality of Japanese rayon products. Japanese rayon makers, who have been troubled with a glut of unsold products, were helped by recent pulp imports which
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    BOY'S CLUB HOUSED IN SOCIAL CENTRE
    57 4 BOY'S CLUB HOUSED IN SOCIAL CENTRE The Katons Boys' Club, fffl go into temporary pwn» as soon a s the Ctfg Social Centr,- a t Jhoo Road is completed. Mr Tan ihoon Lip (JJ siden t of th, Boy. <W# told the Tribune tha j. Social Welfare Depart; has offered
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    TALK ON JAPAN
    28 4 A talk on Japan will be given at the East West Society meeting a t th 0 British Council. Stamford Road today. All are welcome.
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    COCKNEY GIRL A ROYAL 'TWIN'
    212 4 LONDON, Mon.— Four minutes before the baby Frince of Edinburgh was born on Sunday night a 28--vj*ar-old Cockney girl gave birth to a daughter in on? ol Die poorest East End maternity hospita-s. An hour late** rs the news of the Royal birth waj 'announced
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    TRIBUTE TO MR. KOEK
    253 4 For the fiftl tune within a vear th. Si- garjof Fench and the Bar met at the High Court ves-erT to pay tribute to ut* of the leading, members oi th Bar —Mr. Ed* ard Rowland Koek. Mr. Koek. died las. Thursday nigl't af.er i long
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    ESCAPED TO WED GIRL HE LOVED
    213 4 An Italian Prisoner of war who escaped from an Australian Kill CMS to marry an A Italian girl he had seduced arrived in Sinc,aporn jreslfliM aboard the Napoli. ie is Do-nenl-o timarda. He and tblSS other Italia 1 pnse» .41 mi 01 tlr-ir way
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    SCOUTS TO HOLD DANCE
    55 4 The Tenth Scont Group Singapore, will hold a "dance night" on December 18 at the St. Andrew's School hall ir aid of the Jamboree Fund an_ the Group's general fund. Tickets at $3 per couple and $2 per single tickets will be available at Robinson's and
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      54 4 PAR 'FASTEN i_«J ooimu-DicE i m*m TARIFF No-! m 0 1 MALAVADATFLM'"*" that "Cmsignee.* n.m appear ill Bills of I u"n; a,, cargo to Hedltet^ Ports. ~fi)-TIOB. MERCANTILE TION 209 Queen s "'Secretarial A J*? ing Intensive Course nior, Senior and A In Shorthand, and Typewriting h Higher) PTSCtI Mathematics
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      29 4 KUv-jvjLhj TL^^l^mL^'^Ln^S,'] I Ytmmo milks mYneee bain't nocows/ -T^m? yn_^__l^ l^m G K°° m Sf?" J mu£ J 30 5 at Jrn sum kraom m^T%*4 mZSEJSLWS. y <^m?J\mHFKm DAIRVDOW
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    New Style Girdles Are Curve Coaxers
    203 4 New Style Girdles Are Curve Coaxers WAIST nipped hips rounded; bosom? high. These three fashion facts^ add up to the new corset look. Both English and Parisian manufacturers are full of ideas .nd resource in producing these models, and the finishid results aie a far cry from the old fashioned
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    DIARY
    256 4 TO the chimes of church bells. followed by a royal fanfare of trumpets, Mrs. Pauline Lode r-W ate is made the happy announcement cf th<birth of a royal ptince to Princess Elizabeth this morning ove: a public address system The recording made by MOutrie'a Will be sent to London
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    Gold Leather Needs Special Care
    403 4  -  ALICIA HART -By- THE question of when to tep out in glittering aid how to keep them untarnished comes up with th«- gold lush to 24-caiat footwear When to wear gold shoes is a question for which a git Is good taste and common sens**
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    THE MORNING TRIBUNE
    18 5 Ur*ton Aocnts- Jiessrt. C<*n rumor, Ltd, Tuihf.t Roust, M St. Martina Lens TV C. 2.
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    TUESDAY, NOV. 16, 1948 A Prince Is Born
    610 5 TUESDAY, NOV. 16, 1948 A Prince Is Born 'IT'Sc boy!" It i** a civ *bat has been uttered oy Ptaav t I roud father TWbu^otlf the ag s. It h>s bee: uttered even in ihe most rumble of homo*. Yesterday the tame try was raL^i o-i'side the gates of B\*
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    Caston Cake gum
    71 5 THE possibilities of piouucing SdHpaaVos fKon Castor Cake proteins, suitable fo* thr> manufacture cf commercial plywood are desenbed in an Indian Forest Leaflet just published. The need for othei plywood adhesives ha.; been keenly fc't because of the increasing cost ot Casein adhe-ive*. The leaflet also describes
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    A THIRD WAY TO PEACE
    710 5  -  MURIEL PENN By te faya, is u return to •I- nuir.e ir,her»nt stability, founded upon property, a sense of psrsmnl taspams I ilit;. family and a PC*), community 11 things are as bad a- th< y are commonly thought tc ht "it means that there
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    THE CHURCHILL of JAPan
    373 5 THE Yoshida Cabinet too'; office recently. Already it has been the butt of some sharp criticism, even from the newspapers and that section of the public which demanded that Shigeru Yoshida should be given tbe post of Prime Minister. Ou the basis of two requoted articles
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      28 5 I i PR.rtTT> Cv-Ca-aTfe IHlji J *.LWAVS aSE-EM CU^SEtt PRut^oo av»t>r- 8.-F ~T° ,E *TM>Vx 1 we. cLouo-N.ttc 7 g wßm\ JLM. TOVOU! LJ nSSST I \S a^alaai
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    UNTO HER A SON IS BORN
    44 6 Today the world rejoiees with Princess Elizabeth on li,: birth of her son. Here are flash backs on her oun life, from babyhood the day, a year ago, when she became the wife of lhe Duke of Edinburgh.
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    FOR YOUR RADIO ENTERTAINMENT TODAY
    284 6 B^ -5 NETWORK fa 12.00 noon I Broadcast, music bv Joe f 1 15 Otto and n at the II accorhi*i. F- D. wn s 15 N< Samiiairy an J L inr, 8 20 the Radio The Talk of -y diary of things in the
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    HE WANTED TO RULE MALAYA
    57 8 Tliese exclusive pictures taken by a Tribune correspondent on one of the biggest bandit sweeps carried out in Johore tell the grim story of the jungle war. They are not pretty pictures. They are not meant to be. They are meant to shock you to
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      396 9 111 I I kil I VAVSf TrW-U jHf aaM9E- V *Ta-E* laAl 1.1 -L _L k __St '-a-o*aW^ COM£5 THE STORM' jjlj^ 1^ -%l >KlR\l\f. r lt^ X: .Sf Cx_i6_Hߣ_ll s t s .-"BBrBBaS Bia IB 'ffa'f j^ V^V *^aaj_ I y *^H 1 11 1 AT *-j > a?'""'-|
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    ORSON WELLES WORKS ON 4 FILMS
    450 10 ROME, Mon.- Orson Welles puffed bought lull.v i( .jjr ar -nd told an intervieu«T that he had high C'm-s lor the four films in which he is currently it.oUt'd. least the r.umber I am working on simuttan- ,.„.-!>■ should be a iecord, M he
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    Straight Talk On Travel
    186 10 Straight Talk On Travel LONDON. Mon. Whitnov Straight, vhief executive of thL'ntish Overseas Airways, told the airways' council, supervisory staffs, executives and technicians: "No self-respect-ing American woeld tmel in an American ship." Straight prefers the C^uee.-. Elizabeth or Queen Mary. And be added: "We want to see the da\ when
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    Brothers All
    42 10 OW, Mon. Coal min--1C00O r ,,ncs in token of 1 solidity" tc the stukminera, :companymg message are the bravery of »ch comrades heroically foi their rights in police tenor and provocations aimed the spirit of lesistto bring to their U.P.
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    BIG SEND-OFF FOR ANNA
    99 10 BIG SEND-OFF FOR ANNA L SYDNEY, M«m.— An- na <*ravete, who wan i j bom »bt»HrtJ the Chariton L Sovereign, 22 days out j of Australia, Ib of Hri- L tUb nationality, born of i t krainhai parents, da- livered by a New Zeal- y and doctor, baptised by a
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    LAST COCKTAILS IN TIENTSIN
    190 10 TIENTSIN, Mon.— British and Americans gather- j d al this North China port's fashionable Country Club last night and said guodbye to the soft stt tjife of Aul'i l-a>«§ Syr»e. They were enjoying their last wetk-etvil dit'te before evacuation caused by the onrush of the Cinnese
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    COAAMUNAL RIOTINC IN CALCUTTA
    85 10 CAJLCIJTTA. Mon. Six people were stabbed, four of them fatally, in Central and Nortn Calcutta yestcrdBV— a sequel to Saturday's disturbance.- when a srowd attacked a Muslim religious procession. The rest of the city was quiet. Curfew imposed in the troubleatriken area? was extended for ■mother
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    U.S. AIRLIFT BASE
    91 10 BURTONWOOD. England. Mon. The "temporary" united States Army Air Force base. Burton wood, begins full-scale production 1 i n e mair.tcnar ce todav on American planes flying the ait lift into Berlin. A hand-picked crew of some 3.500 USAAF officers and men working at top speed turned
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    No "Sharp Decline"
    73 10 No "Sharp Decline" i BVTAVIA, Monday. Dutch Assay hisilBjaaiters described the reported statement m the Hague bv Foreign Minister Dirk Stikkor that there had been a *>haip decline" in the number of incidents with the Indonesian Republicans as a •misunderstanding." Tne Arsay stated that there had been 225 incidents in
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    CHICKEN STARS TURN CRITICS! 'BUTCH' GETS HIS ANSWER
    424 11  -  OSWALD HENRY _2___3r v .v» Ti fllM director i "rd Zinn •in tnn claims he had movieland's most remarkable thickens working in "Mv Brother Talks To Horses/' a picture due for screen ing in Singapore shortly. The chickens, according to him, were
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    ECA AID FOR RED CHINA
    237 12 INDUSTRIALS LEAD I\\ \s|IIN(.TON, Men.— The ECA Mission to China announct A IttfWJLX it m made ree >ver> nut horiza tions totaling U.S. $263,345,203 for the week \„v< rnrVr 10. h, inc-iKting IT.S.l T .S. $23,277,000 for Communist Ch'na icduatriil items accented the week's grants
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    Malaya's Rubber Imports Down
    47 12 Imports of rubber into Malaya last month totalled 25.411 t0n5,— 1.715 tons lower tha n the figure for October. The nlgure for Nowmbeilast year was 25.942 tons. Out of the total 21.273 tons were brought into Singapore, and 4.138 tons into the Federation.
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    RUBBER DOWN ANOTHER 5/8 c.
    116 12 Rubber again slipped five-eighths of cent yes terday. The market opened quietly steady in the morning but. with upcountty liquidation reported, it closed easier. Only a small volume of business was done at a low of 37 cents for No. 1 Ribbed Smoked Sheet f.o.b.
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    Produce Market Round-up
    97 12 Produce Market Round-up Pepper was again a bettet market and quotations were marked up $3 $5 a picul. Fair business passed for Lingga sago flour but the market was down 75c. a picul. The following were yesterday's quotations SAGO FLOUR: Lingga $19. Sarawak $16. Siak $16%. SAGO SEED $26. TAPIOCA
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    Shanghai Speculating
    68 12 SHANGHAI, Mon. Wiih th t. first cflii of living Index since Aug Iff 19 due lo be announced yesterday, Shan ghai residents. were wildly .speculating o n the first gold yuan index upon which hingts their livelihood for tb« n e*t nalf mon th. The Index wll! be
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    Malayan Share Quotations
    784 12 Singapore, Nov. 15. gapcre share quotations as given by the Mal« Share brokers' Asaociattos as felloes INDUSTRIALS £>U2<* Seller Ice 14.00 15.00 1.95 2.05 f. 2.90 3.00 xd 39 9 40 9 ItU tee 7.50 8.50 Tia iO) 18/- 19/r> (P)25/6 26/6 cd rn United t urance
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    Slight Price Ease
    24 12 Slight Price Ease There was very little S interest taken in the share market yesterday 5 with prices tending to J ease slightly I
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      56 12 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE Hai Hsia 45 Pat viz 41 Bencruachan 42/3 Gujarat 40/ 1 Selandia 38/9 Soudan 36/7 Clytoneus. Nanking Victory 33/4 Steel Navigator 31/2 Lake Chilco-Tjikempak 17/18 Samaria 19/20 M. Brandet 21/2 Burnside 23/4 Kampar 27/8 Eastern Saga 29/30 Napoli 15/16 Eumaeus Rimau 13/14 Sloterdijk-Morelia 10/11 Asphalion-Talisst 8/9 A jax-Glenartney
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    A BIGGER CONN RETURNS
    203 13 "I'm Still Fit —Says Billy GEORGIA. Kit*-..— A bigger, older and mon seria»UN Billy Conn ft** into the ring here tonight in his hr*»t regular tight sj.ce he was knocked out by Joe Louis two years a^o. The 31-year-cid Pittsburg "Kid" meets Mike oLtown 205 pound
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    SUIVI Sent Up A Class
    85 13 SUIVI Sent Up A Class Suivi and tour High- S iifss ha\e hi-en «**nt u{> i from <la«a«» iuo It <la*, on*'. j suni won thf fourth i racr. for hoi-r»v (lass l>i lurs., at BuL't lim in last turtLM to pay st'< for a win ami Sl.' ">r a
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    Home Soccer Fixtures
    238 13 I LONDON. Monday- Foi lowi ing are football fixtures for I Saturday. Nov. 20: First Division Arsenal v. Newcastle Utd., A-ton Villa v. Everton. Blackpool v. Manchester City, Ballon W. v. Stoke City. Derby County v. Portsmouth. Huddersfield T. v. Middlesbrough. Liverpool v. Charlton Ath., Manchester Utd.
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    SCOTTISH FIXTURES
    84 13 "A" Division Following are the *OOtt*eJl fixtures for Satu.day Nov 20: Aberdeen vs Ei.st Fife; Clyie vs. Mcrton; Fallch 1 vs. Dundee; Hearts vs. Queen cf the Srnh Motherwell vs. Hibernian; Rangen* vs. Albi >n Rover*-; St Mirren vs. Pa^tick THstie, Third Lanark v* Celtic. i "B" Division
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    King to see 4 races in Australia
    183 13 King to see 4 races in Australia SYDNEY. Mon -When in Australia next the King will see four rac° meetings. On Easter Mr nday i Ap :1 18) he will see lac Sydney Ci o I run rnd present e cup tJ the I owner of the wrner; on May
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    Holed In One
    50 13 Wlrn Justice Cordon Smith played at the Ho*?! Slngancro Golf Club. Sime Road on Satu;day. he did the second hole in lone, the distance being "ill j yard J. Ciichton w,n the CI_T **d -Cup when he derated Maj^r Winterbroone in the final l.y 'thres and one.
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    SATURDAY's WEIGHTS
    89 13 ritHE following we the runner* »"<• "right* f 1 three race* of the third da> (Saturday.. Ihi eapore Turf CivV* Whiter Meeting: ID Ho**es. a. 1 1, JMPWt Bar™ m 6 |CoUv«y n|) Gold Medallist 900 j Cora Sea rn No F.<»gietB 900 Move On „o Byron Sli
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    STAR SOCCERITES DOWN RAF JURONG 5-2
    201 13 STAR SOCCERITES DOWN RAF JURONG 5-2 THE Star Socceritc trouiioed tbe RAF Ju rong by five guilf** *.o ore at soccer played at the Fairer Park on Friday. Both sides rresaed for an early score t the outset of the game. T!u RAide! ence cleared Keav'ly and the inter**nediat« lin.**
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    Runners. Weights Eor Tomorrow
    637 13 THfc folloniR* arr tke r— m v fcf H^ rou\ rac«-s. tUr <mm»o___U &js ,.f for I ihiU'% Whiter MeMin^: ""5'|kii. T(| Ho-- CI. :)»v 2. 6 futt 2 0'i Renoi- I ft 4 I J Cduptfia n 1 4 U risssvd Durbar I I 0
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    207 14  -  MALCOLM MODDER i\o Play Johore On Saturday I d Singapore hookey eleven was seated las' to plnv gainst Johore 'n the Colony s first te a-tta-W U> he played at Segamat on Satur I ntm far will be seen in the CoV^ny*** team bi <V:ij ;.oied by right fullback
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    Ipoh League Champs Beaten In Charity Game
    261 14 Ipoh League Champs Beaten In Charity Game The game was devoid ofi thrills, passing was inaccurate, ball eontiol poor and kicking was erratic on both sides. The Malays were good opportunists and Teng Moy. the Cheng Wah custodian brought IMM In an exhibition sower game played in Hid oj the
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    Found Cue In The Back Of A Lorry
    125 14 Smiling and very much \< lievc 1. Joe Davis v. alked gut <1 Tooting police «ta*ion on Sat urday carrying hi.^ 7e. *kl cue whlc>i made him famoue and which was stolen <g days ugc. The police tc'd Joe— t€** red workl
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    155 14 IN AI -A LUMPUR— Yeoh Teck Chye beat Chan l J in straight sets in the finals it t-V Pudv Scbooi on Sunday to £.nnex _ie w* badmintor title. I J I lip in the I the men's f. !tr: 'hip with Lim 6 n thev beat Teck irtner
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    'Malaya Cup' Veterans' Soccer
    187 14 'Malaya Cup' Veterans' Soccer KUALA LTMPI'R. Mon -j Ant:igoments an new c f m- I plete for a socc:r match be- tween the Setongor "Mnlaya I Cup' Veterans and their ?'.nv:;'.poie opposite* 'o be play?! in l Singapore on December I] ir I IS th s year. So iai Singapve
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    R.E.M.E. Down S.C.C "B" 9-0
    360 14 THK K.K.M.E. Rugby VV trounced th:» Singapore Cricket Club "B team at rm»l»\ by P jarnts <:*: In.s) to nil on a 1 middy and *lip|M*-ry field at ilie Pacini; yesterday. There was a I, gin drizzle throi.ghout the lirsi luff. ni« suppcry tint ami
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    FLYINGXV'S CLOSE WIN
    186 14 r a iii Sun— The, &tedj d.| M a .harity If h in aid M_l* lv Education I Bt before «vl "ind con.Jir st P hv i h riad <ve:_u- adv uitmnc VUneouU."' fo cod mtvtrjt I the first h J ,v, "-t no futlher. Oliver Cameron
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    SERVICES LOSE BY 2 RUNS
    44 14 HONGKONG. Mon. The Malayan Combintd Services iost the second match 01 their to*, to *h t Army by two runs Stores: Army 113. Malayan Combined Services 111 (Steele ic. Banter 29*. Steele took live Army arlckets for 'JO. Reuter
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    K.L. Women's Hockey
    43 14 K.L. Women's Hockey KI'ALA LLMP'TR. Sun. Tli< v umen's hcckry match beU» < n the ■urOMfQi ar..; the Red in aid oi ih- Poppv iMy Fun I ended in a oallcs*- -;i;tw on the Padang. Lady cm my wis rimon/ ti" large gathering -.irsent.
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    "DUTCH ARRESTED HIRE"
    395 15 Foulger opposes habeas writ Judge: No Reason Why L Should Not Do It' ]MK. K. E. Foiilger and 111 Mr. F. Minns A.S.P., opposed the application for habeas corpus made on behalf of Carlton A. Hire, Singa(tore businessman held by the Dutch at Tanjong rinang in conation
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    WAR CRIME QUIZ GETS RESULTS
    116 15 WAR CRIME QUIZ GETS RESULTS SIX Japanese ia*_t* nant-gene-•iH will face trial in Tokio as a result of iM tour of Hi APMiican war nme InfCttap*.tion team to S mth East Asia the Morning Tribune believes. The team arrivod in ftf ;.;i--pore on Sunday and leaves f.,r Manila this taawai.ng.
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    US PLANS ANTI – ATOM CIVIL DEFENCE
    64 15 US PLANS ANTI ATOM CIVIL DEFENCE Washington. Mon. The new U.S. Congress will be asked to set up the most ambitious civilian defence programme in history, defence officials said today. Civil Defence Planners urged a home front defence system built around 15 million highlv skilled civilian volunteers, able to cope
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    Hirohito upset -may commit hara kiri?
    195 15 Hirohito upset -may commit hara kiri? TOKIO Mon. An influential section of Japanese opinion is seriously concerned that the Empercr will m-t abdicate but co*r-mit hara kiri. Two reasons were advanced today for this belief: The Emperor is greatly concerned with the severity of the sentences imposed upon intimates like
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    Nationalists hit back
    381 15 N INKING, Mon.— Nationalist Chini cla m«H I 4 successes on Monday in the fiery laillion m I lie still raging on .he bloodstained plains snrl I ing Hsuchow. strategic rail junction in North uT I :sauooaust reinforcements smashed three Communist columns to link up with the
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    GUATEMALA COMPLAINS ONCE MORE
    115 15 PARIS, Mon. Guatemalan Foreign Minister, Dr. Enrique Munoz Meany, said today that British warships had arrived in British Honduras and important military disembarkations are in progress there. He told a press conference that Britain was using force with the intention of frightening a small law-abiding democracy,"
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    Irish Diplomats Leave For Paris
    50 15 DUBLIN, Monday.— Eire representatives will leave by air for Paris tomorrow to discuss matters arising out of the government's decision to break the last link with the British crown. They are Finance Minister Patrick McGilllgan, Attorney General Cecil Lavery and External Affairs Minister Sean MacBride.
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    'FAITH WILL WIN'
    57 15 Damascus. Monday. Janl Mardam Bey, the Syrian Prim Minister, declared here on hi' return fiom the Arab League's Palestine talks in Cairo Arabs were determined "to M the enemy everywhere." He said faith would surmoun all difficulties in defeating t)> Jews despite the "big quaoti ties" of
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