Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 23 November 1947

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    33 1 gyTHE PEOPLE FOR THE PEOPLE MALAYA'S NATIONAL NEWSPAPER The Sunday Tribune Xo.v printed simultaneously ia Singapore, Kuala Luinnur, Ipoh Penang. 'Phone 5811 (Three Lines) tWULXi: PKiEaS SINGAIOtu _^-__3i_.R 23. 1947. PRICE TEN CENTS
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    MORE HOUSES FOR PUBLIC PLANNED IN RURAL AREAS
    327 1 (Sunday Tribune Stair Reporter) i The Princess Elizabeth Wedding Fund, which will De Kepi open inde.ini.ely, lg assuming a "by the people for the people" nature as the coatribu >ns are to swe i the Workmen s Building Fund which now proposed
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    Mrs. MacDonald Lays A Foundation Stone
    64 1 mra. Mac Donald, wift of the Governor General, performing tht ct rt niontt f>i laying the foundation -font of the new pre* nuaea <tt tht Hongkong tind Bhavigh*u Uunk >,i b.-chnrd Road yesterday, i t'n'rt ia Mi. E. Hdwardn, manager <>f the Dank, and
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    Hunted wild fowl, kills tigress
    117 1 (Tribune St iff Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Nov. 22. A full grown tigress measuring nine feet and weighing three pieuks. was sho: dead oy a Malay hunter. Udin bin Ali. m a Jungle 10 miles from Raub. yesterday. Udin, who was a member of the Yap
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    WEDDING GIFT
    27 1 35.000 BEES London, Nov. 22— A swarm ol 35.000 bers wa-, given to Miss Mile Morgan of Cilygwyn farr**. Llanelly. as a wedding present.— Reuter
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    $90,000 for new animal quarantine station
    150 1 (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) Detailed plans are being prepared by the Public Works Department lor the reconstruction of the aniir?.i quarantine station at Telok z v yer. A sum of -500.000. required for the construction of quarantine accommodation for cattle, and quarters for attendants,
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    MALAYANS' DEATH MARCH: INQUIRY
    102 1 MALAYANS' DEATH MARCH: INQUIRY CANBERRA, Nov. 22. The Australian Government will investigate a report made on Wednesday by General Thomas Blarney. formei Commander-in-Chief o** the Australian Army, that a paratroop landing coui. I have prevented the Sandakan death march m North Borneo by 1.000 Australian and British prisoners of war
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    PENANC BEAT SELANGOR
    49 1 (From Onr Own Reporter) Fenang. bat.- Playing a magnificent game, Penang. easily beat Selangor fa a return Mal aya Cup rugger match on the International Club ground tnis evening, Penang won by 15 points, tWO tries and three penalty goals, to :i points, a penalty goal.
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    4.000 BIRDS KILLED
    20 1 London. Nov 22. Fowl pest has caused r.< *ly 4,000 birds to be killed m Cambridgeshire. Reuter
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    SHE MADE CONFETTI OF CURRENCY NOTES
    73 1 EDINBURGH, Nov. Z2. A woman m black carrying a shopping bag has been tearing up £1 notes and scattering the pieces m Edinburgh streets. She has also made parcels of fhe torn fragment* and thrown th--m away. A .street cleaner- found a bundle of
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    CHALLENGE
    29 1 London. Nov. 22. President O' the Oxford Union. Peter Kroyer, of Christ Church, has invited the University of Leningrad to send students to a Union debate.-— i Reuter
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    MOUNTBATTENs OFF
    25 1 London. Nor. 22. Earl Mountbatten. Governor-General of India, and Countess Mountbatt-n left London by air for Tndia shortly after 10,00 anr (JMT today.
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    Inter-State Hockey
    39 1 Penang, Sat. -In a fast and thrilling Inter-State hockey match played here today, p. tiang and Selangor drew 4-_*li Penang held a 4-2 lead at halftime. Selangor scored two goal m the second half to even matters.
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    EMPIRE SANCTUARY
    37 1 London, Nov. 22- A plan to make Parliament Square m Lon, don an Empire sanctuary with names of British and Empire war dead engraved on its paving has been put forward by eight architects Reuter
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    2 KILLED
    25 1 London, Nov. 22. Two German prisoners of war were killed and seven others Injured In a bus crash at Berkeley Heath, Gloucestershire. Reuter
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    Slower Shuttle Hinders Malayan Badminton Champions In India
    357 1 Slower Shuttle Hinders Malayan Badm inton Champions In India BOMB AY. Hoy. 91. The Malayan badminton visitors an quickly getting into their pocea anil adapting themeelvea to new et.nditi'tns m Indm. .v. A. Dnrai, their ('ill hartihittiny s-inylcs star hoWi ver, la uiftDtf yxtai ily a casualty sniff he palled
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    CELEBRA TION CUP WINNER
    40 1 Celebration Cup winner GRAND PR/x II coming m after ita great win yesterday. Mr. Tan Yajn Chua'.s GRAND PRIX II xcinning the Celebration Cup race yesterday from T irabah (second). Winos was third, and Chatster fonrth.
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    CPO: "I Shot Gang Chief
    528 1 unci 13 Ttibuti Kuala Lumpur. Saturday.— a dramatic account ol bow Leo 1 ler of the Malayan People's Chinese Self-Defence Coro v. t through Uie face by tiie Chief Police Offlcr Selangor, Mr. II O. Beverley, and killed, after ho had thrown handgrenades at the
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    Big Sweep
    115 1 FIRST POOL (value $100,000) I irst ($35,999) *****1 Second <sn.soo> 137J19 Third (58,750) *****3 STARTIfcRS: ($972 each): *****8, 1056.36, 2.*****, 380*1 34 101 1, *****2, *****6, •><>', re. *****2 SECOND POOL lvalue $100,000* First ($35,000) *****2 cond C 517,500) *****8 Third .$8,750) *****3 STARTERS: ($972 each): *****6, *****8,
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    SIAMESE TWINS.
    38 1 Baden, Nov. 22— Siamese twin \r th girls, born today to a German woman m the Municipal hospital o c Offenburg near here, died shortly afterwards. Th-. moth- r la progressing satisfactorily, it was stated.- Reuter
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    CLOSE SHAVE
    32 1 LON. DON. Nl. 22. Two painters were rescued by ia-M<T after dangling 00 feet above. Norwich's crowded town centra for 10 minutes When their cradle fell from und.-r th'-m. Reuter
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    Lien Hwa Win Again By 4-0
    135 1 Lien Hwa Win Again By 4-0 SHANGHAI, NOV. 22. The Malayan soccer team maintained then* unbeaten record before, ;< large crowd here this afternoon when they trounced the White Eagles Cluh of Shanghai by four goals to nil. After acoring all four goals In the first half, the Visitors took
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    CALIFORNIA QUAKE
    28 1 BOSTON, Massachusetts, Nov. 22. a two-hour fauiy strong earthquake WBS reported by the Boeton College aeiamograph atatlon which placed ihe *<* 1 i< off the California. UP
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    Union Govt Appoints "Axing Officer
    546 2 Union Govt Appoints "Axing Officer (Tribune Start Reporter) kVALA [.r.Yi!'i:n, SaturrJay.--?lie Goveri*merit office- system rfi the Malayan Union is to be overhauled with a view to effecting economy m ef- and expenditure anr! the appointment ■>f a pecia. office* foi* r he purpose has been decided upon. r i 'his
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    Stock Exchange Firm
    80 2 Stock Exchange Firm LONDON. Nov, 21.— -The stock markets nfler n quiet opening, slowly turned better and eventually recordday. Demand was mostly for the od a long list of Improvements on the bitter «.ias_> issues with brewery and 1 wilding shares most prominent. There wa.s not a great deal of
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    SIO FOR TRESPASS
    83 2 Admitting at the Second .Vlig i-t fate's Court yestcraay t'*\aX iir* v entered o Lavend fiftroet fcuu Mill, without lav/!ul excuse. Ku.- young C-iine,. wre each t.ned $10. irey were Lee An Kay. Fens h% L ck. Lee Ah l- .11.4 ard h.-n A'i Yui, accused v
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    NO NEW MOVE
    75 2 NEW YORK, Nov. 21.— The Indian delegation to the United Nations announced here todaj that it had decided not to move f. new resolution on the treatment of Indians m South Africa. Mrs. Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit, the Indian delegate, declared m a. press statement; "The resoluton before
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    PHILIP IN THE PRAYER BOOK
    76 2 LONDON, Nov. 21. Britons Loth at heme and m the Domii !ons and Colonies who belong to the Church of England will henceforth pray for Prince Philip, Duke f Edinburgh as well as the rest the Royal family. Wherever a k of Common Prayer specificmentiona
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    INDIAN PLANE REFUSED LANDING
    68 2 Mr. Patnaik, an In.lian Industrial isl who has been closely klentitie,! with Indonesian affairs, returned to Singapore from Java on Thursday morning, after permission ha<l hf en refused for his plane to land m th.- Republican capital, Jogjakarta. Arriving m Singapore together with Mr. l'ut nail;
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    SIGS CHIEF
    68 2 London, Nov. 20:— Air Commodcre Eric Hardy Richard 10.1 j who lias been Director of Ra ie j at the Air Ministry si ice ai last year, becomes D.u*ec_;r j Signals Jan. 1 next and Air Commodore Leslie DaUc i-Moni whom he succeeds has been ap- pointed Commandant
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    Abduction Report
    72 2 NANKING, Nov. 21— Five Catholic Faih*rs. two Belgi.i hs I and three Chines.- m Hain.e... m I Chekia-ng Province, about 8(; titles south of Shanghai, are I reported to have b en ab-u-*c I by C -m munis U when they inilliratei i :i to the town early
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    MID-ATLANTIC RESCUE
    61 2 NEW YORK. Nov. 21. A lifeboat braved 30- f out waves to rescue a Women's Army Corps sergeant who wa.s swept overboard from an Army transport In a rni<t- Atlantic storm, It was reported here tonight. Sergeant Mrs. Vivian Croinl;. Of Chicago was picked up by the lifeboat
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    Blum Fails To Rally "Middle Force"
    276 2 Paris. Nov. 21.— Faced with nationwide dock and rail strikes on ton of thp many others already paralysing- th e country, Prance's veteran Socialist Leon Blum called for a 'middle way Government when he asked the National Assembly today for a vote of confidence
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    75 2 According to unofficial hgnrev I eon Blum lost the vote or conscience m the National Aisembiy necessary to allc-a him to torrn a government The voting was said f o nave heen 300 for and 277 against after a recount, but M. Blum reeded a minimum mal r Hy ot
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    CAPT. FARRAN IS WRITING BOOK
    132 2 CAPT. FARRAN IS WRITING BOOK LONDON, Nov. 21. Cant. Roy Farran who last month was acquitted m Jerusalem on a Charge ol murdering a Jewish boy will shortly resign his Army commission, the British War Office stated tonight. Capt. Farran. who was seconded to the Palestine police, is reported to
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    ARMED RAIDERS ROUTED
    83 2 New Delhi, Nov. 21. -Armed raiders estimated at 500 strong attacked an Indian Army column but suffered severe casualties and were dispersed m the Jammu district of Kashmir, according to an Indian Defence Ministry communique today. The communique added that near Berlpattan, recently liberated by Indian troops,
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    Penang Doctors Organise To Fight Against TB
    397 2 H(From Our Own Reporter) PENANG, Nov. 21. Thai an organisation among doctors should bo started m the ami -tuberculosis cam paign was suggested by Dr. Glyn Evans, the Chiet Medical Officer, m an address to doctors at the General Hospital. Dr. Glyn Evans
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    WINTER DRIVE
    76 2 SALONIKA, Nov. —M. Themistocles Sophulis, Greek Prime Minister, presided here tonight at the opening of a military conference expected to kad to a new all-out winter drivi against the Greek guerillas. The conference was attended by representatives of the British and United States military missions m Greece a:,
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    S'PORE INCOME TAX DEBATE POSTPONED
    195 2 (Sunday Tribune Staff RtiMtferi me long awahed debate on income for tomorrow, has been postponed boca Committee, composed of Advi orv Counein yei finished their work of examining he fe* rnierviewing heads of dee. nment and ™1 Items m ihe departmental e.,.mat< one hvn th|
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    Anti-Inflation Bill May Cause Ch aos In Austria
    275 2 Vi- nna, Nov. 21. Fears were expressed m Austria yesterday that the whole economy of the country might he thrown Into chaos hy the long gap between publication or the government's new anti-infla-tion bill and the time when tt can he put
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    "CRUDE" REFUSAL
    51 2 Moscow. Nov. -The Soviet Government described thp refusal of the Persian Parliament to ratify a n agreement for join; Soviet Persian explr ration ol Persia's northern oilfields a 'crude disci imination." The note, addressed to tii? Persian Premier. Chavn. Sultaneh, was published by Tass. the oflicial Sovior news
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    No Recognition
    52 2 BANGKOK, Nov. 21. RepreBentativea of Sweden, ->t*mu Switzerland ami Portugal boil Consular, today practicail, r pudiated yesterday's statement by the Foreign Minister ccncernin the de facto recognition of U new Government. In statements to tho press, Ibm representatives? declared I no inst ructions on the matter Iron tbeir
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    Currency Reform
    65 2 VIENNA. Nov. 2. From ll parts oi Austria Oral, Klar-'--furt, Sal:<bui an.l all centres H Lower Austria i eportl cam 4 V* dny that workers' organisation., stimulated hy the Communis wero protesting ajjairwt rurrrtcv reform. (Tie- Aust i ian Governments new anti-inflation bill provuk* for all cash notes
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    U.S. NAVY PLANE DISASTER
    65 2 SAN DIFGO. NOV 2. i U.S. Navy Lockheed W\M* patrol bomber with 11 1 aboard crashed into about 100 mil'-s off n J£7j: 1 early today and naval onio-v reported that only two su™ j vors had been picked up United States Mi&manne I maden cruising
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    ATTEMPTED EXTORTION CHARGE
    78 3 ATTEMPTED EXTORTION CHARGE An ih year old Ctilnese La Seng Heng, pleaded not guilty before B*»con<j Policy MHgistratc jresterday to a cnarge r *r 'it tempting to extort $10 M cent« from a compatriot Lim X I Moy. by patting fiim In I r o'. injury, st 0 coffee tall
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    Malay Protest At Seamen's Deportation
    192 3 Malay Protest At Seamen's Deportation We havr received thr following from ih<> Utusan Melayu A meeting or Malay snd Muslm: Associations was hehl on thr invitation of the Malay Seamen'fl rnior. at thc Restaurant Kits on Friday nipht. The following associations wno represented If. K. i\ Arah Association Jamathinc Kadniah,
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    Mrs. MacDonald Lays Foundation Stone of New HKS Bank
    876 3 A I clement we I!ui "J»-feertng braved ihe ln- W moraine to < >" l "^-<-<- ?< Orchard Road yester- u,..;!-/'V Ml »«»^onald, wife ol HE. P -Uses tor ti y !l stone ol the Corporanon Hongkong and Shanghai Banking i,,.
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    ILO CONFAB VIEWS AT SOCIAL TALK
    92 3 ILO CONFAB VIEWS AT SOCIAL TALK Mr. Yap Pheng o^-ck. vicechairman, Singapore Social Welfan Council, will .speak on the tlonship between Government _-nrl voluntary relief eles and ab- tn thi Social nurlty Committee ol the receni 1.L.0. Conference a1 New Delhi nt the Social Welfare weekly oi.--cussion_; f«n Monda3 otii'-i-
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    'Falsely Accused' Indian Claims
    206 3 Leaning across the d< ck rail at the Fourth Police Court, occasionally running his finger through hi s thick black hair young Indian 8.0.D. employee, told the Magistrate on Friday that he had "unnecessarily been falsely accused" ol trespass. He added that he had been m
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    PYKE RETURNS
    58 3 Mr. c. J. Pyke, Economic Adviser to the Government of the v. tlayan Union, arrived here last Thursday on board the Empress of Scotland after spending riv months at Geneva as the Malayan representative to th»- International Trade Organisation Conference. Mr. Pyke will make his report tti both
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    HE KNEW JAPANESE —BUT WOULD'NT SPEAK IT
    153 3 HE KNEW JAPANESE BUT WOULD'NT SPEAK IT At least one Chinese vi .Sin-..i--pore at the time ol the British capitulation could speak Japan ese but he k'-pt his knowledge to himself. He i.s Mr Omi Cheng Tee who was born m Malacca In 18(_7. Now livin-4 alone In Singapore his
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    A RACING MYTH EXPLODED
    347 3 The myth that Tod .Sloan introduced the crouch into Bngltsh Flat racing ha-; heen repeated so Often tlr-t II has almost oecome v legend. Quite recently Ihe story again appeared m the riess, and I suppose ll will turn up again and again m the future.
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    A WOMAN PEEPS AT SINGAPORE
    3745 4  -  VERA ARDMORE -bu- At Govt. House H.E. Sir Franklin .md Lady Girn.son gave a delightlul dinner party at Government House cm Thursday evening, it was attended by many oor. r the Consular bodies and Other distinguish-' 1 representatives. The Misses Judy and Margaret were also
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    The Sunday Tribune NOVEMBER, 23, 1947. Anti-Chinese Bias
    546 6 The Sunday Tribune NOVEMBER, 23, 1947. Anti-Chinese Bias London Agents:-Messrs. Colin Turntr Ltd.. Talbot House, 98, St. Martins Lane W.O. 2. Inconclusive findings have been reached by committees which have recently examined the finances of Singapore and the Malayan Union; this was inevitable m v-iew of the widely divergent interests
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    MAGIC KEY IN MODERN MALAYA
    1053 6  - MAGIC KEY IN MOD E R N MALAYA R. B. 001 Wealth Not Culture Is The By A European m the Government service recently confided to a friend who has lived m Malaya for 35 years that he would like to get on a friendly footing with more Chinese but
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    under the counter
    529 6  - under the counter NOEL WHITCOMD BY A CHILDREN'S playroom full of toys has been installed m the Holland-Amerika flagship, Nieuw Amsterdam. But I bet there aren't many customers for it once the little dears get wise to the trick of the galley door. Working by invisible rays, it flies magically
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    LOST in the JUNGLE
    581 6 (Specially Contributed) When I tft-rived m Singapore and my neighbour, an old Malayan, was going through my wardrobe as women do. she came upon several shorts and sweater sets and said, "For heaven's sake what's this?" I replied, as brightly as a newcomer can to an
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    COLD CLIMATE CLOTHING
    90 6 SYDNEY. Arrangements have been made by the Australian Army Headquarters with the leader of the Australian Antarctic Expedition Group-Captain S.A.C. Campbell) to carry out tests on cold climate clothing on behalf of the British Army and the Canadian Army. This clothing has been evolved as a result
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    3 MEN AND A WOMAN
    136 6 London: IBy Air Mail). A husband "compelled" by his wifp to sleep In another room with the wife's father and undo. alleged "constructive desertion" by Ms H'ifp But Mr. Justice Jones m the Divorce Court, gave the wife, Mrs. Margaret HoUis, of Anne of Cleves-road,
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    Bloodless Carving Of An Empire
    686 6  - Bloodless Carving Of An Empire W. A. HARPUR By. j K'flg George receivo<! bad J*i* vice regarding fiscal policy a re Milt of which the British E*nJb? lost thirteen colonies. A stuT.'y i 'nf.-nt was born which m the short space of one hundred and seventy years has come to
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    A Thousand Women Sand Carriers Are Jobless
    311 7 -vi r fl Trlk., *>^ Sunday rribune >tafT Reporter) Over a thousand Chinese women who earn their ivmg by carrying sand for the construction of buildmgs are now withodf work. Every night hundreds of these women throng r H r chin Chew ll
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    57 7 Death Of Chinese Educator SHANGHAI, Nove. 21. Prominent Batavia-born Chinese educator. Lee Teng-hui, died on Wednesday at his home here last night, aged 73. Founder of the Futan University m Shanghai which is largely attended by sons of overseas Chinese Lee was educated m local schools m Batavia and later
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    AID FOr KAMPONG RELIEF FUND
    87 7 (From Our Own Reporter) KUALA LUMPUR, Nov. 21 Kampong handiwork is now on sale at the Information Centre, Batu Road, and at the Station Hotel, Kuala Lumpur, m aid of the SeLangor Kampong Relief F^und, organised by H.H. the Ten^ku Ampuan of Selangor. Embroidered ladies
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    ARREST FOLLOWS TEMPLE HOLD UP
    314 7 ARREST FOLLOWS TEMPLE HOLD UP (From Our Own Kcporterj PENANG. Nov. 22.— The Penan.* .tp^aLOa triat o:i<Oa tiie rocbers v.no went bl tai as trie 'unoi long uiune&e mil lemp.c to roo a mon ft cnan iec KaK, of *>i*. naci been arrested by A.b..**. Coomoe wnne tne otner, who
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    No Maps For This Trek
    1171 7  -  NEGLEY FARSON MOSS FROM A ROLLING STONE -by Man i s made by his environment, and the Union of South Africa has given us some magnificent confirmation. Smuts, old Louis Botha. General Hertzog I (even though he did strive to take the Union out of
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      205 7 Radio Malaya Highlights SPOT THk aAVO.aUI'h For you to pkk the top Request tun e oi the week and win $5! 9 p.m. tonight. PEOPLE S PALACE— The London Philharmonic Orchestra with Isabel Bail and Webster Booth— lo p.m. tomcat. MUCH-BINDING-IN-THE-MARSH Richard Murdoch and Kenneth Home m the most .musing
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    The Graves Of The Two Lady Raffles
    556 8 (Tribune Staii Reporter; In a Quite corner ol the I rhucehyard of Bt. Paul's. East I thill, cl te to the North-East corner of the Cnurcn, visiting iporcans may find a grave which will turn their thoughts immediately to this Island. The grave
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    GANDHI PRAISES TRUMAN'S SAVE-FOOD ADVICE
    217 8 NEW DELHI (By Air Mai!)— .a. '.at ma Gandhi m his postprayer speech recently welcomed President Truman's reported advice to the Amerlean people that they should eat icss bread and thus save much-reeded grain for starving Europe. "it.,.-;. grat iiations to President Truman on this
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    SHE SAID "NO SUIT, NO WEDDING"
    143 8 SHE SAID "NO SUIT, NO WEDDING" London: Nov. 12 -The reason Edna Joyce Hamilton put. her wedding off was that her fiance "could not possibly have married m tho suit ho had," she said She told him she C »uH not marry him till he got a new suit which
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    Couldn't Feed Her Baby£32 Damages
    78 8 Couldn't Feed Her Baby£32 Damages London: Nov. 12 -Because she couldn*t breast-feed her four-month-old baby after an assault a mother was awarded THI I I 3 damages and costs against a husband and wife a*. Clerkenwell county court. Th? mother, Mrs. p o; Beatrice Hurley, of Al >xand*i Upoer Hoilovo-
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    New Stamps To Commemorate Indian Freedom
    243 8 New Stamps To Commemorate Indian Freedom NEW DELHI. (By Air Mail) The Government of India have decided to issue Social commemorative stamps to mark the grant or independence to India. Three stamps of the. denominations of 1% snr.as for internal circulation 3'^ annas for ir.teri aiiona- postage and a 12
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    Won't Give Up Oil Refinery
    137 8 LONDON. Nov. 20. Russia hag rejects* Britain' protest against the Rcizui% of Ihe Lobau oil re-ii.u.-y m Aus *>;■ by tti tniliti r v authoi it s, I w. o3fteially announced m Loncon tonight. The r lin ry is cw i**d Jointly by Bi*iti..h. An:
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    43 8 TOKIO 21. Frank Pickelle, actinj ef of Ihe Foi T ade I Gen. Mai thui 's Hea Iqu will Tokio by aii on Sunday t< present SCAP al the United la linns conference on trade and em ployment, ii was announce I Reuter
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      253 8 OUTSTANDING VOCAL CLASSICS MARGHERITA CAROSIO and CARLO rAGUABUI Lucia di Lammermoor Doni/ttu Duet, Act 2. Two Parts 118 l>B iss] (.M.LI and >! \R| ANIGI I Aida Ci leste Aida verdi Boheme O. .anciulla -PUCCIM hD IMI "{joGALL] CURCI, Saprane Lo. here the gentle lark BISHOP Peer Oynl Chanson Solvejg
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    THE RAZOR'S EDGE
    1936 9  -  SOMERSET MAUGHAM EXCLUSIVE SERIAL BEGINNING TODAY by r Singapore will shortly be seeing tiie s< reen version ef "The Ha/in s Edge*' which tVfcj acquired hy ?oth eiitui > I ox and produced hv Darryl I Zanuci.. Starred m tiie film are Tyrone Power, Gene Tie; ne.v,
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    The Talk That Failed
    46 9 A couple ol days later l went to say good-bye lo Mrs. Bradley and Klliott. I found them sittine over a cup of tea. Isabel came m shortly after inc. We talkc! about my approaching Journey, I thanked them foi theii kindness
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    MAUGHAM'S TRADEMARK
    262 9 ii <.-.■• tm i i ij, 1/ rll ;,,,f ie I i.c V I L' -ir .1. i/, ,i j.i j t,, ni „;•,'<• I i a,' i < it -ii '<wh -m Itt un*i fill It! Nil fff I Of the symbol, ht relnl* think a. a
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    A LEAKY FAUCET GIVES SET THE RIGHT TOUCH
    292 9 Hollywood Those who pine fot- "the tfOo<l old days" would fin. l tlje I ■el of "i Remember Mama" at RKO Kailio a nostalgic dream. There time has been turned back 37 yeais ami on a replica of San Francisco's Telegraph Hill
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    VICIOUS CIRCLE
    51 9 Each moi n'ng *1)>- Iresi Gloi i.-i Grahame wears m "Roughshod" Is smudged with Fuller's earth io show signs of soil and wear. Bach night the dress Is dry cleaned and m the morning smudged again. Clothing always must i>«* clean when glv< n to an aetoi each
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    SAVING OLD LETTERS IN FUN
    109 9 valli, remlnine stai of "Tlte Miracle of the Bella M vi, h I L Lasky und Waltei M;.. r.... n are producing, baa saved cvi ry let lel she baa received since she was a small gii i Foui trunkloada ol the missivea ai*> enroute
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      88 9 MOVIEMAN'S DIARY HAY ytonsieui Verdoux," 1 Cl upUn unusual co•sji i vr*-i'-v "Prom This Das i oi ii.-. Jo. in ..iiLaiii.- uud Mark rumun* lC drama. ..i/;.n An.i he Leopard with Johnny Weissmulier, I d J-. h.r. ila-ld: le thriller. i lPIIO^: .viy tun urite Bruwith Bob H .oe. Dorothy
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    Grand Prix Wins Celebration Cup In Great Finish
    2027 10 G rai id Pii.x ridden by the Malay jockey Mawi, won the Celebration Cun at the Singapore races this afternoon. Earlier m the day, its owner Mr. Tan Yam Chua was confidently expecting to carry the cup home, and wa.s openly tipping
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    Minns, Abbett Win Golf Competition
    241 10 The President <s_ Vice-Pre idenl prizes played on Thursdaj mom au. resulted m a win for <_'•. .vlum. s. A 1 hftt «10i witb c of 5 up on bojrey. The following were some vi ih< esl r.irds returned:P. G. Minus M;ii S. Abbetl ,IG>
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    MATCHES OFF
    46 10 lay's Singapore Hockey League matches, m which the Army and the Singapore Police were to have met tin- Singapore Chinese R tion Club ;.n.l the Indian Assoc: ttion on (Padang and al Thomson Road respectively were called ofl on account of br.;\ ground condition
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    MOTOR CRASH SEQUEL: BOR CHARGED
    63 11 MOTOR CRASH SEQUEL: BOR CHARGED ■Kr<*m On, own Reporter) SEREMBAN, Nov haru«" ot rausln death by do- ;l i ••-•nt a-t nol amount* Sio homicide was preferred jiiuvt i Pril li soldier, named CfOiS<* r i>' when he uas produced In tl-*' Seremban Magistral*-"* Court before Tunku Nuprin It lirooon
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    Troops Welfare In Malaya
    58 11 (From Om Own Repoi ler. KUALA LUMPUR 22 ODCttnuing h< Quart* of an Hou W I, Hackrv k< on the subject ol "Troops lare m Malaya Maj<>.- 31 Tk... y iuty Assistant Director ol Army V ;are Bervii es al Mal trict Headquarters and poke iioout
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    1102 11 Ignatio Ferna ndez, Ma lay a 's Grea test "In vader" HERMAN RAPPA- MALAYA'S BOXINC GIANTS No. 9 o, m the lav twenties ther* arrived Pino boxer named x*aung Pern *v lc, He d a totally unknown quantity. noi alone. He an ml to :ii; big vi v and II
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    Leper Settlement Doctors Entertained
    111 11 Leper Settlement Doctors Entertained (From Our Own Reporter) KUALA LUMPUR, Nov. 22 The stall of the Sungei Buloh settlement were hosts at a din* I ncr party m honour of Ur. B. M. licOwan, Acting Medical Superintendent, who is shortly leaving on transfer, and Dr. V. J. seevaratnam, until recently
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    Alleged Theft Of Army Blankets
    115 11 (From Ou r Own Reporter) SEREMBAN, Nov. 22- -Alleged to nave committed thert ot four blanket > valued at $40 from tho Military camp at Rasa on Nov. 17, two men named Loe Chee Song and Joseph Sta Malia were produced before the Seremban Magistrate
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    59 11 HAVANA, Nov. 22. Over 500 workers completed feverish l.t»t minute preparations at p m. lor the opening ol the United Nations conierence on trade and employment. President Grau San Martin will welcome 1,000 delegates representing 62 countries, also observers, Food and Agriculture Administration, Trade Organization, International Labour Office.
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    Amarnath Hits Unfinished Century Against Queensland
    1548 12 Indians Recover After Shaky Start BRISBANE, Nov. 22. -The Indian players were pleased when the weather was even warmer than yesier i for il serond day's play m their match against Queen hind today Sohoni and Amarnath opened the attack with thc new bail
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    24 12 Tho /.n,,**/. uj yetsl(atut*g s< oemd race showing Blackpool (J. DonntUii up), winning trom Minstrel Uftii i Flannery I and Everest (Turner).
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    143 12 The Stipendiary Stewards report on yesterday's races stated that m the second race Jockey J. Donnelly who rode Blackpool was severely reprimanded for crossing Minstrel Boy and Desert Queen too sharply at thc third fui long. In the third race, Mac Scott fell at the mile post. An
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    100 12 Playing a friendly game <-l I.adminton The Roxy Sport* Tarty defeated th,. Health Dept. i Munieipal tv ly 5 yames to 2. < Ru.xy's players menI'.xoed first.) Singles Koh Beng Swee heat Chan Swee Lee. 15-6. 15-1; Ro .Tt Yap bea! Ahu Bakar, 15-8. 1-3. 15-10; Poh
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    106 12 The fol ..wm- v. ill represent the Postal and Telecommunications at hockey against the R.A.r. Seletar on Wednesday at th r latter'a Ground, Seletar. C. B. Humphr es, 13. Seheerder. S. Rajaretnam; F. Rajoo, M. Toledo. T. C. Chong; Ali Ahmad, O. Carnegie, W. Ponniah, M. Wright and
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    282 12 Over go p.opic gathered last Wednesday, on t'^e eve o the wedding of PirinccAs Elizabeth, •it the Great Eastern Oceanic Restaurant to celebrate thi* seventeenth anniversary ct t'i Singapore Table Tennis Associatu n Many members from the H pital Assistant:.* Union were present. AlTiliated clubs and Assoi
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    101 12 Singapore Badminton Upsets There were I Vo upsets m th«> Singapore Badminton Astocia tion Championships played a the Cleric..T Union hall Fetterday, w:ei Ismail bin Marjan (Devonshire) b-at Yap Chin Ie (Devonshire! 15-5: 10-15 13-13 (5-0); and Low Seah Chuan (Mayflower) beat Koh Keng Siang (M;i. lower) 13-13; <C-3>: 13-3
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    29 12 To-day at the S.R.C. end ol the Padang. teama from the uss Eftea and the USS" Atlanta wil! play a demonstrat'on game of baseball at 3 p.m.
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    Singapore Prepares For North v. South Game
    764 12 SPECIAL SUNDAY BADMINTON NOTES m _S st lto If^tteea have been arranged for likely representatives from Singapore m the forthcoming Mf badminton match— -North versus South— to bo played at tho Ha ppy World covered stadhini an December 2G and 27. Th« cream
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    Boxing Champion Queries Paterson's Reinstatement
    76 12 Boxing Champion Queries Paterson's Reinstatement BFLFAaST, Xov 21 M Mcnairhan. Bo!'a*»t flvweiaht cognised by tbp n're Pr ir" Boar, and tho Nat on^tt f s 0 o« America a "*J champion, l> *°Jll rle isi 11 iv k Pa'c-r*. n a ol^' World tiff hokfe- the Monagrnn P Reuter loday
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    124 12 BYDNEY, Nov. 20.- A \on cious mixture of colon* Si rants was advocated hy p rof jor Averv Craven, Pref OIS 0r n s f Modern History at Ch'ca X Un ty, before he left Austral a. ter -vt,*; th(> U:iiv of -Sydney. Professor Craven, who the average
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    87 12 NANKING. Nov. 21. There have been no reports of largescale war fronts In China during the pa..t 21 hours. Near the North Slu-nfl- City ot Yulin routed Communists arc sad to he lighting rearguard actions while the mam body retreat*, to the South-East and South
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    77 12 Wedding Diess On View LONDON Nov. 21 Princess EBhbeth's beautiful wedd ng drcst. i*>, en her instructions, to l>e taken to Saint James' Palace where m i glass caie it will be included In m public d -play of the wedding presents. The d splay. lUurilng «>n Dec. 1. wl'l
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    93 12 SAIGON, Nov. 21 Tho French nave Biisnendrd 13 Vletnaawai newsp'pe^ l" Cochin-Chilli for publish me, the refusal of the South Indochna Vietnam Executive Comr'dtteo to support the peso n... v launched by Gen. v n Xuq*n, p.-esklent of OocWn-C3"» B *i the Frerch Minister here saui -<>-
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    67 12 LONDON, Nov ll.^ttlVMg Pakistan regained top pgjg from South Africa a* best customers lor txpo b dating July. Auguat and W tember with confined purtha ses worth it w^ announced here tonight .J*» Africa* purchases totalis £23, UUd 000. px The total value of British U than
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    58 12 The Tan To-k fcvWJgittS .4 slants *-t an induin t team at Table C^?!"T_r* Bee .iniile, and heat IhSfS kr Dlayfd r,t X Thomas 9-21. IMJ. JJ Z 21-17, 21 0■ Ah £^*U P. Bupranianiani ginjh 13-25 »-»J« Heine lost t<> s. X "j ond*.--12 13 IJ-11. 21-191
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