Morning Tribune, 4 December 1948

Microfilm: NL2345
Total Pages: 16
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  • Title Section
    Masthead
    7 1 MORNING TRIBUNE m Tll: DECF.MBK.M l() c>,,,s.
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    CHIANG CALLS ARMIES TO DEFEND NANKING
    302 1 eady lo Hold His Capital E O.0 00 In Bloody lid! River Battle ISK'\<v Friday. Generalissimo Chi<mg Kai- hek called his far-ti. ag Nationalist |n *r m M f:»r as remote Sinkiar^ to ivr the defences of Nanking. ith>ri! Ive Oovenunwit militHr> MHurten conMmmißist
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    Planters urged to leave wives behind
    121 1 Planters urged to leave wives behind (from Jimmie Mover) lOM) M:ne London Correspondent) M ail I ridav.— -Some planter** returning to r furlough in England will be coining hin«i lh(iT uives antl children will b^ left beu «rKir, U[u r rt >nM»ani»»s are urging planters r( tiiri s 'Ht»s in
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    THE FACE OF CHINA
    10 1 tore Caaummmtat. too* ova* tm* at*.
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    MADAME CHIANG WAITS
    166 1 WASHINGTON. Fri-iay. Ma<!ame Chiang Will set.' President Truman but when, it id not known. On Thursday shv met U.S. State Secretary Oo-p*' Marshall. President Truman at a preti conference last Thursday pave no hint of what bil decision on China. ai»i will be whether all-out help, nanit
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    After the fog — a heatwave
    11 1 After the fog a heatwave London, Frktoy. comparea »j* timo R
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    ARMY IS UNFAIR TO THE A C S U
    135 2 Lei>islalive Councillor: .Ti I^7 ,m no(h inm.-mAI MEMBCB Or MB LEGISIATIVK <Ol\< H, !3&r ??SwyS« »a» m«w«n polua i thbbdbauxim when they have disregardad Union reqtK m Che Field Security Servi he i uUi not be ulk uq uniM ti oi
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    USURY HIT HIM HARD
    38 2 USURY HIT HIM HARD Gi r m a i-: nkrupt I .i- ruin by the family i who &4ke i' interest H banki y >; Ml i Assignee nipported plication and sai i that reditorc had op- 1 U.
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    FLYING CLUBS NEED MONEY
    85 2 (Tribune Staff Reporter) PLYING Club Committees throughout Malaya are considering ways and means of raioinu additional revenue to 'close the gap" betwern the operation costs of their aircraft and the amount which Malayan citizens can afford to pay for flying. Mr. A. F W. Andren. mem*>er
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    Red-handed with gun
    72 2 Yoi'NG S*mat bin FadiL caught red hiratf d wUi a Browning automatic and Vround- oi aniip.'.initio:: wr.ip- ir. a pa reel, told the Aislxe Court yo^toiday m defence that he cat nod the things en h€ I of his frieiul Jaiii who had rtnee disappeared. Samat was
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    Low Rates
    57 2 In the years preceding 1942. he said, the Government subsidy enabled flying to be offered at a rate which was probably as lorn as anywhere else iv tbe world. Mr. Andren added the F!ying Clubs were opposed to increasing their charges a^ their object was to offer flying
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    Woman robbed of identity card
    165 2 YESTERDAY four Oiineae forced a Tamil woman to surrender her identity card on the threat of death, and robbeti her of $10 m cash. The incident, the first of its kind since registration was enforced, occurred m a backlane off Hindoo Road, near Jaian Besar.
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    The World Around
    67 2 HAMBURG -The town council of Bamberg United Btates zone town of 84.690 inhabitant*, mostly Catholics— has forbidden the election of a Beauty queen on "moral and religious grounds Reuter. noME. Fri.— Police this week searched Central Italy for tho pianist Arnaldo Graziosi and his two accomplices who
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    MORE WATER for TANGLIN NEWSBRIEFS
    221 2 Ac OMMITTEE OFTHK Ml m Mvi "^H EIW HAS \PIRO\M) \M: <^Mlv MfA H PROVE UATKK TKKSSIKK IN V F ME^M 'i he City Fath. rs will consider |1m scheme on Dcrcmuil M This action follows eon* plaint! by residents m the m i A
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      59 2 FA: Tr.E^B IFF No 3 F-JH DATED MAY IMI I optioc fadlitia >H i!,: hiced la toe on^B An addendum i .T.bo^B Notts and Conditfrffl X^B ro^pt'Ci will tn' i>*u'.Hlst«M •Si Altixj ESSENCE OF CilCl M»nuffu-t«:r«l Mil) aajj Btrftct««l ■^P* ndlt W fndr DH* l SOLE AliE-^B Rabamin Peril SIAIUfI
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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      85 2 V OH.GATMCHI'IVeWAN!--^^ TIUII. bON7VOu\ Wtf&TtQV. THBXII g 7^3 W RECKON 'foAN^ BkEN7WKINGABOIffICOM;i\<'QCUM 7H.WK fT WOULD te\ Sf VOUR FA7U&R amtQTXeR, 1 TM£ 'tS £Uf>HO*!UV, \iyOiNGroTRB frrr^^ then? AGocbibkAip H toDVOuANDM£,6,\&- Jr^.,,-, n tSHOREUit i mall mN7iN i pVvW CVJLb &HW, f<T f AUKS 70*5 I v '^y. &J*sSh?&r£d s^i'>W^r\ n
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    UNKNOWN
    88 3 I tylers Must Cm y By Dec 23 I, nil: FOOI» iONTKOI UEI'ARTSl 181 11MZLNG PKIC'LS \T VARISfri viL<- THEIR JOB IS TO FIM> iHVi I \IFNT RET.iIL TRKKS OF WESH k RE KKI-XTKH TO WUOLESALK PHE ••OVBRNMENT CAMrAI<iN THE DISPARITY OF PRICES IN MAAKHTO IN THE CITY. H.
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    11 Died On The Roads
    82 3 TRAFFIC I'olu, m Mwwl h slight lucre** m th< tc>i:ii number of accklenu In November. There were 11 faUlttkl Out M U>tal of 621 acckicnla month. Miin-.iy vclildei were involved m 33 tcddcnti nan vehiclei on cpnttact to the Scrviur. mi n 85. and civiliw
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    UNKNOWN
    69 3 B 3 i was B t eonm -t; rday j m Ellis, of H lied B r a re- I B furnishB occupy* B i ital of B board Mr. B i; sun.B ll >n the was B the rent B ild be B \h hat the B Kili.
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    Architect Comes Home
    95 3 Architect Comes Home MR. B. J. Scow. 2S-yeai-oifl architect who has Jwrt arrived from England Is oio of the many local bey.-- who made id la their BtUdiea abroail. Mr. Siow (ra#iated Melbourne i:nivcr.sity m 1945 aurl later obtained the A.R.I. B.A. after taking a two-year post graduate course In
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    S'pore's New Police Deputy Commissioner
    39 3 Mi. G. R. Livctt. Deputy Comnnssioner of Police, Federation, arrived m Singapore on Wednesday. Mi. Uvett hap taken over the post of Deputy Oommissioner from Mi. C* Barry wi>o pioceeds on leavf tomoi row.
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    MISSION LEAVES TODAY
    134 3 „ad (tet p ffie£ hUn A. > Pakistan to Indonei Tribune twneot ring the diplc--111 I, Indr,it( >r;' a m Over 500 people. Including representatives of the governments of India. China. Australia, the U.S.A. Belgium, Portugal, the Netherlands, F/ance. Siani and South Africa and loca 1 Legislative
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    YOU CAN STILL SEND MONEY
    165 3 IV 1 I "V uv. Umi «i;r M,,,,, uatrilMitor*:— I MPOb K'.lary U.i. ••Kos Thorn uu<l N Ht|«|c.al llui J X-> O. TryN.« *r- Hfl« ar»> ih« intcM <«;n:fir,ut«).-<»:— K«>n S|>orts ciub s 3VOO stonr. Sin^apor*- B 10.00 >»r. !i. H. (ir i(r s I
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    Chinese Y.M.C.A. To Have A Big Day
    174 3 Chinese Y.M.C.A. To Have A Big Day i^J lI: i?. 1 I Y i -'"-A. AT SELEGJE ROAD WILL E A BIG may OF CELE JRATfONS TO-DAY TEN ri SAND PEOPLE ARE EXPECTED TO ATTEND AND i v «EMI B OFFICIALLY' 'WELTWR CELEBRATIONS. START AT 2 PJJ AND -VII l
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    Agent Arrives
    56 3 MR. \v. (i, Ifacl onald, the new District Pa \y^ nt foi the Ai;.t: lean Pre Idi n\ Line, ..i" Branch tia m hn »i Ik re fn m Shangh ii. H i- taking over th< pO I m *i:. I. l>. Bridgi who i; leaving Cor Hongkong
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    MORE STEAK?
    29 3 LONDON. F:;<:,.y. Jl Ministry annoimced ha t an agr< cmeDt h&s n sipned between Vl o: L^ii Britain for th< delivery ci 1.090 vy.\< r; meat r.P.
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    8 of the rotan ana 7 years
    107 3 8 of the rotan ana 7 years M.;. and Mi-\ A. V.. B i m. were out v Uiw i night I Jiilt 15 1 t wen and five C iim c H ct them carried revolvers. The too;? a watch, a g« ling a |100 Ln c;i- i from
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    Inspector Retires After 28 Years
    25 3 B Foulger, and th- Phtef ol j the CID, Mi E. v. t.v.. after 28 years sei ria "Ml -if
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      73 3 I VICTftWA THEATRE "TBS IMPORT ANi 5 S I '.'■> S9T" <».><• v;,i i>i; i iii; .> l a< ;i-: i VB, Com di !i. 10 ]li c 8 f..ni I '.Ml ATB .v.- TO $3 n Tel, :.mm Ex. from 9 l at •i hcatn r. I. 6826 I
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    Ruhr Must Never Be German Again
    255 4 PARIS, Fit— The French National Assembly voted last night against letting Germany ever regain full control of (he industrial Ruhr. The vote came m a general debate on foreign policy. Foreign Minister Robert Schuman earlier told the Assembly that France is nearing a merger
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    "Cold" Ship Launched In Britain
    68 4 J COWER. Lsle Ot Wight. I Fri. -The 22.900-ton Argentlne refrigerator ship Artico was launched by Senora Maria Ligiu Gomez de Odderu. wife of the Argentina naval attache to Britain. The launching w a* mi n the tin y 300-year-old shipyards Of Bamue] White and
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    Bathing is a human right
    155 4 Bathing is a human right NEW YORK. Friday. Battling is a human right that trttCfdi property tight?, according to a Hem York court, and so a landlady was undei »rderi to permit hei tenant tc bathe as often M ibe wanted. it ail itaried irhea M:s. Bell A. Olsen of
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    KARENNI CAPITAL RECAPTURED
    67 4 RANGOON, Friday. Burmese Government troops have recaptured Loikaw, Capital of the Karenni state and about 230 miles north-east of Rangoon. Karen members of the military police seized Loikaw on Oct. 23. Work at the Bri-tish-owned tin and wolfram nines at Mawchi, Karenni state, has been suspended since
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    BANNED
    26 4 BATAVIA, Friday. Radio Jogjakarta announced that Indonesian authorities have banned both newspaper and radio used by the recentlyformed Murba Party, dominated by thft t»— t-_«
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    UNKNOWN
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    UNKNOWN
    54 4 WA>HINUTON, I (lav— UA Navy tesM n.mnod that air <pfl al M.arly 4.tH>** mik^H hour havr be*»n vttH m wind tunnel ttfl Ilirlltv I t-«i> arc 4*ifl t« (l.'V.lop UrA[K'lfcß shuutlnK dewn I m 'Mi'iinß |Mt or ttftef th«»B s{>. .hI nf »"iinti. U;, r'-c-.-rii-makiac^H pilhllfj m "I ttired
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    SOVIET WOOL TACTIC
    144 4 NEW YORK Fri -Woi dealers expressed eonctrn over Rossia n participation, un i large Kale, in Australian wool auctions with the fear that it would cause world prices of fine wool to soar and to disrupt supplv. According to cabled rcpofftl to the International Wool Secretariat. Soviet
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    CUSTOMERS
    27 4 Moscow, Friday Pravda announced the rival of a Rumanian trade delegation, bringing the number of foreign trade delegations m the Soviet capital to nine. A. P.
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    UNKNOWN
    24 4 MELBOURNE I -:m;is lf:.;;/^^H I°™ Victorian^ i^*f'j rH .he" "^fl •all about U! ivtor managed to;:■■■ ■iub wht-n ho mdi-r tho acceptanc Reuter
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    UNKNOWN
    107 4 Pose Problem PARIS, Fri.-Bartender U lll^' c Til i:iß his intpnational ground against French police who ra fa i v rica nM U.N. enclave to stop the sale H Christ, once a San Franj^^M was alleged to be contravene tobacco monopoly. .lm orlt roi of t^M The French police
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      32 4 Tiers Of Loveliness p. You'll love this gorgeous fashion number with its charming soft lines it.--graceful form fitting, one of the many creation* by SHANGHAI MODERN TAILORING 10. BATTBRT KOAD l»hon.- *****.
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    154 5 I m m BBSBSaV ■t m I ■t I] BBsssaV I' une, B- ova to ft.: I ft A:; Pica is ft mtift i i ces m w. the U.S. ft I onI that the ftV::.n.:...;.-m m ft- be halted? Rr. not, for the ft factor m If'-reicTi policy
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    TRIBUNE MAGAZINE
    932 5 A MAJOR BUILT THIS ROAD FOR A BET If t,>ok good Aid of skilful improvisation just minoi part of which was th«--100 il manufactuu* of Bail* y Bridge pails to reopsa th< modern, two-way road that Is th«- Philippine Republic's mo*t •xp.-nsive highway. And that was only the
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    NEW SOVIET POLICY FOR THE WEST
    694 6  -  LEON DENNEN Shift To Permit Soviet Concentration On Asia k «y_J fLOSE objerven shi*t m the n In Europe permit the Krem I its full nefffff s < v !t-rid ion Jfai V ist Already the Bucharest dquarters of the Om .n- nil, :»c
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    KEEP GOV. SERVANTS MOVING
    299 6 KEEP GOV. SERVANTS MOVING 4 ■liik^iiik^fiy Will it not ti- Cotfducive '.3 better tuy it lJov- .tnonl servant m t. vari is dcpartittbntd of the Co- ly ar subject to periodical w^axsten from on r.--u to the other' :t i.- considered i y that 0 tin: pi van: I or
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    It's Ragtime Again In British College
    300 6 It's Ragtime Again In British College HILARIOUS Tags ■lUdtlt'l time hOBOU I method of ev3pouraiing !i. Ir.gh spirit: ;;ave COM I I th' ir own again m I »ri*?:i T i now that th? rVod of cnr: cx-.-crvicc>nct: to the 'n. < sities hflta eased to l 1 trickle. Pottctfnten
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    A BUNGALOW ON THE HILL
    55 7 nu l,abr»d»«r rt«»»d. Mftn<U a ImngaKtw n<l <mif«»rtable. In tb«» lounge you'll flml a stacks «»f ma|faxin<^ and difTeivnt irvt«»or far away is the s«»a and a b^ach. Just th«* nd holkiav. Am! that is what it is f..r— to «sin^:»f>or«* nurs»**j with wmewkfrf to
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    CANADA HAS BLACKOUTS TOO
    156 7 CANADA, one of the voiM's richest nations in potential hydro-electric power, is suffering from an acute nonage of electricity. Blackouts have been imposed in many oi the principal cities. Canada's plight arises from three main causes; unsually hzht summer rainfall; delay in buildir* new hydro-olco tnc
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      36 7 FOR-^OUR RAO.O JODAV ■f I ESl iPf M 1 -'•i 430 TV* Latin Amoncan dance mu- v^Tvmi^ 8^0 'Sincerely Wta; ».46 Special W •^nimary; 8.20 r oR summary n Man OpeoiOf Annouaoe- wVi M a nx
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    IT WILL BE A MERRY
    107 8 IT was a big day for the students of the Methodist Girls' A FOR ALL Afternoon School on Thursday. It was the day of their Christmas concert and handwork. Everybody started on a little nervously, but when Santa Claus came round, he soon broke the
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      248 10 j EXIHSIIE TO THE MOBXIXC TRIBIM Tack Armstrong fl^/T/f^n i JACK IS GOING HOW 'BOUT A LEETLE /cHPCO REV. .VCU'P WF WORP?r: v -^T'S $ON'-hC> COME. YO" ALL ITS "X ah THOUGHT THE SAHE.'- MRS. YOKUM. TAINT "V* MRS-YOKUM. YOUR MALE FUST S T OP- V J C c "a
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    SHINING NEW HOME FROM DINGY STORE ROOM
    448 11  -  KAY SHERWOOD fgfg 01 acutertate, avtngej«making telltng fob American Mem. m to oe hi, m the fy decidfd they were hrn or j I hunted V i mnd c room to W good shape with no I >■ m they X urafing new
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    DIARY
    163 11 Dont forget today* Carnival at "Woodslde' 1 m Grange Road. Kteorgantoed by that veteran baiui 01 TNT to i aise funds for a mentor Christmas ior folks m the U.K. The committee tells me that pi ices are being kept as low possible so you need not be afraid
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      99 11 HAFFIES HOTEL 1 I Today LUNCH IN THE BALLROOM I 12.30 to 2.30 p.m. I ORCHESTRAL CONCERT I *H£ COCKTAIL HOUR 7 to 8 p.m. I with Frank_Pickford^iL the Piano I DtNNER DANCE I (K'venins Dress Optional) I till midnight I PRANK PICKFORD his^ ORCHESTRA i I TOMORROW NIGHT'iTATTRACTION I
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      31 11 vj-. For the FESTIVE^JEA^N For ultra smart and exclusive model evening gowns visit A* MRS. "TOMMY "THOMPSON 18L, 2nd Fioor. (i. II M*. »»«"V JJ" r I"AYLOR I IIANCE Studio -J
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    TRIP TO TROPICAL ISLES GAVE FILM RIGHT TOUCH
    429 12  -  OSWALD HENRY Jf I W» I W mWm\ *^'mm^L IF the best uay to learn how to kiss a Kir! is to find a irllltag subject and experiment. the*i the best way to make a film about the Philippine Islands is to
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      146 12 HEIcES AIX Till JO* W Till WOULD FOII AIL THE %%'OIIE» I** i:\J4IV! f 1 I ft tt$M"V% brim I* I lii«Paiii'te[DoK..iii«i«ffl« 11 am— 2 pni 1 11 6^—3.13 X P^onesls9j^ AIR-CONDITIONED I I 1 rnTHnU^DiHnniBRQ--8 34DD ■l, v _n BSC9 O 9 11 a.m.; 1.45 pJB.: Ll5 Jj 11
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      39 12 3 Shows EX I 3. '».l") xi: i.lop m. fVOMNB de CARL 4 tivating tl "RIVER LADY co-star:.: n LI I Rod Cameron Dar. Duryea a LJniven I Technicolor hit! —TO-NITE AT MID-NTTE— 4i ßomance Cn The High Seas'
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      61 12 "CAPTAIN Atari I -HI I LAST DAY! 2.115.6% I XaLlj"* a lit* Hj m <*jtJS 9 "Dr.JEKYLL&Mr.HVD|j HAVE YOl SEEN TOKI IS WHAT EVERYONE IS SAYING SINGAPORE. REMEMBER m A BRIT J^J^ LONDON BELONGS TO ME 1 fi'ICWRD 4TTENBOROUGH iUSTiIB $l» ,-<29|KM FftV COWPTON STEPHEN MURRAY with WYLIE WATSON SUSAN
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    Produce Market Round-up
    71 13 Produce Market Round-up D d to havo ■t quota[ioc ..p to y Lie •i,,n V I'm' 1 irket Wils IK w. ro V'" tcrIK vl>; V ,r"R: Fair 129 I V $34. 11.I 1 533. K. AKL: $34. X, l 1; ER: Muntok X S W L.i.-npong I' (Round $i3oJrv»
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    Malayan Share Quotations
    694 13 SELLERS j 1 RESIST j t The share market \va* jj m quiet yesterday with I S some selling resistance j I at the present levels. J tporo. Dec. 3. I fctae:ipo:e «nane quotation* Xv i* given by the MaiX' Sh^c brokers' AworlaUos LNTI'STRIALS K^. Ica .100
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    RUBBER GLUT MAY BE GRAVE
    268 13 jnt. I'Koni 1 ion or NATURAL HI 1.5 XX roi( irils ESS'^StfeSTv"!*™ 1N IKI|: llmKI: The report lUted In oui opinion, over-prodiwtloa m the r future \m nort fieri ni thi 1 U .:t -r the impi synthetli which aftei all w\ tal efom proportion
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    Shipping Intelligence
    62 13 Shipping Intelligence VESSEL QODOWNfI Einpitt- Han.:- BHBB3UI Btdor 12 3 Bon irty 10 1 Katon^ 37 Tifrrmg 3r» Somnulsdijk j Mariokork Bangola it 18 River Mitta ly 20 Trevayloi i\\ l Tiv van ion |g 30 Holland Ifl Polyhomus 1:; 1 j Rimau 1 1 Adrastus n 12 Silverash <>
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    NEW YORK RUBBER
    32 13 NEW YORK. Prl Crud< rubber standard futures closed 15 to 35 points hijihn on Thursday. Soles totalled two contracts. Offers were 18.2') am) cts. bid; March 17.85 bid. AP
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    Rubber Shows Gain
    85 13 Rubber Shows Gain oined l -v, < <i.i\ I. v<-ls. arket op« m«-«i •.I h ith ".1: t rom 1 iii burg ndon, Ihi Interest, .H! With I \o 1 R| ed Bmolu 1 f.oi) Dcwmbei t S9 cents. < ing pi i< wtft t 18, S< 1|» No j
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    Galvanised Wire Cuts
    60 13 The quantity o gahranlzi j wire available for distribution is very small, and the aDoetr tion haa been drastically out. It is confinol to those Wbot* names were on *iie list for Novemlx^r. The commcHiity are allowo I for export to V I^'l and Siarn only. Goods
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    WIRE NAILS
    33 13 A li-nitort quantity of wlro noUl.s .s available for export thus month. Export** may no.v submit their ,>utwaH «Joe larat-'-ns to the import and Ex port OMoe for enUorBemfrt 'Permit Export."
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    THREE GOOD BETS FOR TODAY'S RACES
    126 14 rin orell ;'t P«nans thout utU'rm m the mciv y E BBVBN Pott SUr \<Uj wen verj s: ■>• '•>• a' X L .^ftnr be«: v <• n. >-trr.t (Of POIIK ib Milii »>o ono oi bHi of the J<v «ti Uuj H unics
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    TRIBUNE SELECTIONS
    115 14 TRIBUNE SELECTIONS Bl UXAN LttVftS Bum 1-KAMIME:. IVrton Fine lM&f. Race B— GOLDEN HAB\K>l' Kcul •:i i ky l>«*--b> rilv:;i:*Hter. S-UKIGHT HOISE M^'t Loch Emfdvnde Outbid Cio'den News H.v. 4- Ff OFIAN Of s— r;iY!A\ QR*iyraeAd (»','s:^-r: Mlas T.n R ft c '>— BKi.GI I>l Kirr»ber'^> Badger Or.i^iu* r: D?maratus.
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    RACE CARD
    694 14 firiMrtaf are thr ia,u:;.! i.l ?l<; run. no K his an 1 j.r I uj.i-h rjues. tkt lirst tluy tin i 1 RACK ONE Horn's, a 3. D»v r 0 0 o brgun 900 Qem 2 Or SlickaeM >v' i .*■> I QoMcn BMppcr Mfl I > i
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    New Starting Gate Will Be In Use
    1140 14  -  ALLAN LEWIS v.> H'Oii. KEUiAV. n T TTtl FK.HT BACKS FOR MOHHIH (Uss m ON If Itu: TKUGKAMME. THK PKKAK nIK CLSsVS i, m IM!:M; MFKTI\(J OI'KNS rOMOBKOW. RCLB^ UIII NOT RE AfeJ L4MC ASTIIKV HAVE BEEN OF I \!F BIT RACINC. SHOI
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    140 15 nN KritUv— Tuelve European n.Ws i H|St ,r,m th*- International slx-da\ r.t- ithir iHTUiw they allege that the promoter > ■b- th.tu the money they were guaran- „f Luxembourg, acting: a* »poke«raa« m mm "Wf a^f all going home" 1£ would le*ve Ha«hlngton today and W in the (^ueen
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    The 'Don' is blacked out?
    113 15 The 'Don' is blacked out? KAMM; Fti An official 1 protest us to be lodged j th<- (l.ti.iion of the ku 6 Broadcasting Commission not II to broadcast the Bt adman I testimonial tucket matcn 1 1 v .hich NgM htfl toda;, I Mr. A. A Calwell. Auatialian I IClnlstei
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    177 15 |TM*LATEN REC'S Who haw &oiw through tkt pr n! lK>cke> MUHun m a flaaif of victor] w.-\t flown, Mir prlalagljf to second grade Ne»- 9omi Horlrry Club !>;. 2 l»Vl they met ye*t»>rJa\ on the ra<l:ir K The Ileis. without nian\ ol their st;ilwar<-> and fielded a team that
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    119 15 X an fa>t X ric me 104. X fours, ■l outes fpi X ig Uwrt B r n ti'.i tir-t V. m testimoniti here today. X Hassett'i X f(: nmo. Saggers, who 100 m one X- tea for the B]' iking 71 ofi Br -.-on. the S^K v B
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    14 15 inddeal m key match S.C.C. and 1 the 11.riant: The S.C.C. -Trihune B
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    They rose to the 'Don'
    37 15 The croud rose to Itradman a* he led hi* men on the field. Today he bats for tfce first time I against Llndwall. Then I it is farewell tor the j Don.
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    ASTRAKAN OUT
    38 15 LONDON, Fri. AstraKnan. by Turkhan out of Astna. who was given to Princess Elizabeth by the Aga Khan as a wedding present, is not expected io go into training for the .iext flat racing season.— Reuter.
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    CEES FOR ICE CROWN
    61 15 DE LIER. Ilolland-Cees Brockman. HolU nds bi S skating star who last year came with n v fe» yard* of a world skating crown is conhdentlj P" eve^hLX^rto tvain m NW av°h n e men^nei Finnii Liak.iev^wedi^ «rM champion Hedluns and American Johnny w as his
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      27 15 SPECIAL X'MAS REDUCTION! I \BOR\TOKI SOENZA DU FOPOI.OS BEAUTY PREPARATIONS lustre of its orlflMl cdo«r. V' n .w toir |«wrtfc «nd to vi "\i&i- 3K= r» i
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    PHIBUN'S NO TO NANKING
    53 16 i BANGKOK, Fn TI Siar:->»- premier, Phil i -on^krar revealed on rhui the Nanking Refug Conirr.it- tee had requested S.a:n *c receive 3.000 refugee! from Chir. deluding White Russian Phibun said th rnment waa considering re--sue?t but he p r. F It Siar> was not prepared
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    Wharf got the worse of this encounter
    20 16 too to* lib* rj tMp "Hiiniwt*. 1 when *m i "22^ I l >
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    Russia Denounced for Separating Husbands and Wives
    197 16 Russia Denounced for Separating Husbands and Wives PXRIS FRIDAY.— UNITED STATES AND BRITAIN TED THE UNITED NATIONS IN A DRIVK TODAY POR WORLDWIDE DENUNCIATION OF RUSSIA B FET'DAUSTIC INHUMANE AND UNCIVILISED POLICY OF DEN\VSG A SMALL GROUP OF HUSEANDS AND WTVEB THE RIGHT TO LIVE TOGETHER. The issue tnvoli tai
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    38 16 G:'.;r.- hau tcwenns todaj W -I Winding s l rocks The rest f dead, 10 I JJf one wasl .9 a ni--: M the s tht- :.c-k- "^Tn. S.r I year-oid Alt J er in In --^M
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    300 16 DURING THE I ask l XI) m SOON AFTER RESUMPTION or GOVERNMENT IN ihi»; nfariv *BH 816 OF PI'BLIC MONEY \v v^ LOST L>J GOVERNMENT. °> M THIS IS REVEALED IX A RKPOPTfTuM COLONIAL AUDIT DEPARTMFXT Ftp' 9 PERIOD APRIL ITO DECEM 33 19J The most -t-rious loey--^ weiu
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    Too busy to register
    109 16 Too busy to register Oag Sooi vne fa^fl i to r-"4i^t.r n tir>, !o^| try *ir,t Migi-twl i Mr. X Shtftj tttsaj that iv lud h9 t.M> hn>\ iHtfe kk S ami hio [scone tv *jrfl rifi kit liv.ih <\a> '-ufl i without .1 rard ia a Pjfl lit lh-
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    RED WEDGE AT ECAFE
    160 16 SYDNEY, Friday. Russian delegates to the Asian confer- ences are trying to drive a wedge between white and i coloured countries at the meeting. Delegates from some white countries are sure this is an important part of the policy of Russia at the ECAFE conferonce. There
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    NEGRO WOMAN GETS JUSTICE
    78 16 WETUMPKA, Fri. An-all-white jury trying a white man for raping a young negTo woman today answered a prosecutor's plea to prove that a negro can get justice m an Alabama court. They convicted John C. Howard of raping 22-year-old Melinda Jackson, and sent him off to
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