Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 21 November 1948

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    38 1 BT THE PEfTPLE FOR THE PEOPLB MALAYA S NATIONAL NEWSPAPER The Sunday Tribune Now Printed Simultaneously m Singapore Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh Penang. Telegrams: Tribune Singapore Telephone: 5811 (9 lines). SIXTEEN PAGES SINGAPORE, NOVEMBER 21, 1948. PRICE TEN CENTS.
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    TERRORISTS ATTACK CHURCH
    373 1 Missionary Shot At Morning Mass fAMKKON HIGHLANDS S:it.— Terrorists attacked the Roman Catholic church m Bertam Valley this morning and fired ten shots at Father Berthoid of the French Mission. The attack took place during morning mass. Father Berthold was shot from behind. There were twelve worshipers
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    New talks for peace in Java
    157 1 New talks for peace in Java BAT A VIA. Satuiday The Dutch authoiitics here have leceived from the Netherlands Cabinet. conIdentlal instructions expected to provide for a resumption of talks with the Indonesian Republic. usually reliable sources stated here today. Other source* said the Republic had Invited the security Council's
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    BRIDE STUCK IN SNOW
    79 1 BRIDE STUCK IN SNOW lUNCTION. Utah. S-U. J Horsemen today iode into lofty mountain pass to rescue a California bride who wa« snowbound since Wednesday noon while returning from her honeymoon. Richard Giovannavazzi. a young marine corps veteran who walked to Junction, told the authorities that his br*d" was snowbound
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    100 towns cut off
    115 1 CHICAGO. Sat.— One of the worst early winter blizzards m years whistled across the plains of the states toward the east crippling communications, isolating more than 100 towns and marooning persons m stalled trains and automobiles. At least eight deaths were attributed to storms that ranged
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    GENERAL TAKES BOYS' SALUTE
    43 1 General Sir Neil Ritchie C-in-C Farelf, took the salute of the Ist Singapore Battalion Boys" Brigade at Empress Place yesterday afternoon. The Brigade later gave a display m. aid of the UN AC Fund m the Victoria Memorial Hall.
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    WED A YEAR
    24 1 LONDON. Sat. Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh were spending today their first wedding anniversary quietly at Buckingham Palace. Reuter
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    SIAMESE EMBASSY TO MOVE SOUTH
    26 1 BANGKOK. Sat. —The Siamese embassy m Nanking is expected to move southward, probably to Hong Kong, according to Foreign Office sources.
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    Hello, Hello...I've Crashed..
    19 1 The pilot of the crashed plune rings up Control Tmc*r to inform them o! the accident
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    Hundreds see plane crash into sea
    392 1 IN full view of Singapore's home-going Saturday workers, a Singapore Flying Club Gypsy Moth biplane crashed into the Inner Roads yesterday afternoon near Clifford Pier. The pilot Mr. O. S. Connochie, Scot first officer with the Straits Steamship Company, was flying low over his
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    LORD DOUGLAS HERE TOMORROW
    33 1 On a visit of all British Overseas Airways Corporation bases on the U.K. -Australia route is Lord Douglas, a BOAC Board member, who is due m Singapore tomorrow afternoon.
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    ONLY I PLANE NOW LEFT
    63 1 Yesterday's accident, the second inside two months, will leave the Singapore Flying Club with only one aircraft today. "The flying schedule for the remaining aircraft will be pretty heavy tomorrow," Mr. le Mesvrier told the Sunday Tribune last night. "We hope to have it m
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    5 KILLED IN NILE RIOT
    38 1 KHARTOUM, Sat. Fivr» Sudanese were killed m disturbances on the Nile, it wan announced here today, when pro-Egyptian parties staged a demonstration there yesterday. The Sudanese Government has ordered an immediate enquiry. Reuter
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    'LIZZIE' CREW ON STRIKE
    45 1 SOUTHAMPTON. Sat.- The crew of the 83,000-ton liner Queen Elizabeth walked out on strike an hour before the ship was due to sail. The liner already had been held up three days because of the dockers' strike m New York U.P.
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    GUNONG GEDEH ACTIVE AGAIN
    61 1 BATAVIA. feat. West Java's biggtet volcano, Gunong Gedeh, situated betweer. Batavia and Bandoeng, early this morning blew a srnok^ ash column 6,000 feet Into the air, throwing heavy rocks on the unpopulated! slopes. After eruptions at the beginning of this week, Batavia volcanologtr-tb proceeded to 3tr.dy
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    Divorced Queen to lose 2 daughters
    115 1 CAIRO, Sat. The divorced former queen of Egypt will have the custody of only one. of her three daughters, the youngest, Fadia. who will be five next month, according to the usually well-informed weekly nmti*paper Akhdar Rly&m>. Akhdar Elyem stated that the two older
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    BALM 'WAR' IS OVER and TIGER KING IS WINNER
    292 1 (Tribune Staff Repot tn i /^IIIXA Natty hud no v> sup(ilieH of Tifjor I'.aln. r»»<**ntly. THIh was when millionaire Tiger fialm King, Mr. Aw lloon Han, threatened to ntop supplies of his balm for sale m China if the Chinese National
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    Widow (21) Is Star Of Trapeze Act
    413 1 Widow (21) Is Star Of Trapeze Act HUSBAND DIVED TO HIS DEATH, NOW Petite, pretty Tan roke Wan. 21 ear -old trapeze artiste who m one rf the stars of Sht urn's Circus now performing m Singapore, i* carrying on the act which her late husband used to Jo m
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    NO, NO, BIVINS, THAT'S NOT JOE!
    64 1 CLEVELAND, Sat.—Boxer Jimmy Bivinft, who failed to come up with a k.o. punch against Joe Louis here on Wednesday, was charged today with punching his wife. Mrs. Do IHe Bivins, 24--year old, told the police that her husband knocked her out because she had
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    LOUIS DOES A WALTZ
    30 1 DETROIT, Sat. -Heavyweight champion Joe Louis. using his vaunted power only twice, waltzed through the six rounds with back padalling Vern Mitchell m an exhibition bout.
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    $15 MILLION GAMBLED AT RACS
    56 1  - $15 MILLION GAMBLED AT RAC S ALLAN LEWIS By Singapore raregoer* gambled $885,071 on the newly InHtalled Imroinetcr tote' at Kuklt Tlniah during the Singapore Turf CkA threeday Winter MoH whl^h runcln«l.- I y»-st»rdr;v. Th»* sijv.- .p Turf Club handled an all-time record turnover of *1A million In It* tir»t
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    China: Govt. Claim New Successes
    182 1 RANKING, Sat. Government troops operating south of Hsuchow were reported to have made further gains with the recapture of several strategic points while mopping up operations east of the city continued successfully with air support. Pro-Govemm^nt despatches said that Nationalist forces under Gen Sun Yuanpiang",
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    PHONE LINK WITH LONDON AGAIN NEXT YEAR
    470 2 U.S. will be on the line later TRANSOCEANIC telephone conversation between Singapore and London will be made possible again probably m the middle of next year, when the radio telephone link between the Colony and the United Kingdom is re-established. Though for the
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    BUS FOR ANTI-TB WORK
    203 2 BUS FOR ANTI-TB WORK THE Chines Bus Owners 1 Association 1 as presentsct the Singapore Anti-Tub.?r- -< viloftts Asao'vation with, a 14-soater bus which will be used to visit outlying schoolp and bring chi'uren to the Association's ntw clinic m Tanjon* Pa^ui Road for inasa X-ray <hock-ups. ••We Intend to
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    38 TB DEATHS
    23 2 There were 38 deaths from T. B. I n Singapore for th© week ending Nov. 13. Seventy-eight cases were reported.
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    ' didn't extort' says 'tec
    106 2 didn't extort' says 'tec PORMER detective corporal 1 Leong Thin, giving evidence m tiie First District Court yesterday, denied allegations of extortion made against him during the course or his trial. Leong and his runner, Tham Fook were answering a charge of extorting $300 from Chan Kwan Yen by threatening
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    DOCTOR FOUND DRUNK
    123 2 nil. Chollapa Retnasingam of Kalian^ Road was produced m the Fourth Police Court yostcrday and charged with being drunk and incapable on the night of November 19. The doctor was found lying on the roadside m Arab Street. He was then unable to walk and had to
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    UK—TOKIO
    24 2 UK— TOKIO LONDON. Sat. BOAC an nounced today the inauguration o n Saturday Of a onceweekly fifing boat service between Southampton and Tokio U.P.
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    Work On China Bank Building Starts
    144 2 many months' delay, work has began on the foundations of the new Bank of China buildings. Recently, a fence was ejected round the site of the proposed buildings m Battery Road. y Foundation work is being carried out for the tank by The Nanyang
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    British 'Cat' waits in secret to flee from the Dutch
    315 2 £OME\VHERE up the Djambi River, m Republican Sumatra, a British-owned Catalina flying boat lies, heavily screened with green branches to camouflage it from the eyes ot Dutch airmen who regularly make reconnaissance flights to look for it An English businessman,
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    WAR RISKS RATES UP
    44 2 LONDON. Sat. —Lloyds Underwriters announced today that the rate of insuring "against risks of war. strikes and riots on cargo bound to and from China has been incrf*as*d from three shillings to seven and a half pei; 100 shillings. U.P.
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    Gas will cost more now
    291 2 Gas will cost more now (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) JjUNICIPAL gas consumers will have to pay more for their supply from this month. Gas rates have been revised, and increased by about 11 per cent. The new rates will apply for meter readings from this month. According to a Municipal
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    WILL PAY FINE IN 2 INSTALMENTS
    69 2 WHEN Lian Shiak Chuan came into the Fourth Police Court yesterday, he found himself facing three charges of possessing and importing 125 Ib. of dutiable tobacco and possessing three quarts of dutiable brandy. Lian pleaded guilty to the charges. The offence was committed on
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    DEGREE FOR PADRE
    31 2 Rev. T. R. Doralsamy and pMlr. Cheah Bian Kung have passed the B. A. General Examination of the Univeri sity of London held m Singa pore m June.
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    School Shows Its Art
    55 2 School Shows Its Art t h u 1 a h i: t tr w prizes on o»ch claaT^? handicraft and art for A model, ■Landing on h camouflage, rhe exhu^t the combined oftort of third and fifth stanSa.ubo^ Among the school tionhf was the Si, A.thu, TuZ cup. which was
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    Giant light guides ships in and out of Singapore harbour
    471 3 Giant light guides ships in and out of Singapore harbour I i 'flying picnic' orj.; inisod by the Chinese Y.M.f.A. to take pi ice today hat been j*>st;. t< m k\ Sunday T'!"' Government iMea k H than three gsJlon« of kerosene ii a ntght to t ships irto or
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    PR Chief Silent
    92 3 Sunday Tribune was yesterday told that Mr. J.N. Mt H\i;:ii. Director of thr Federation Department of Public Relations, hod "no conimu nt U) makfl on charges made In the Federation Loivt Council that the Public Relations Department way "incre waste of badly needed money." The Councillor who
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    Electricity: Don't Pat Yourself On The Back....
    125 3 Electricity: Don't Pat Yourself On The Back MS C. C. I'AYNE, El'ctn(<i! Knu'mrr- ttthl thr SuHdni; Ti'lmn that th* public net I vat pat thfnts'/i > on th» Lark for thi <frv.'.r.sr nf hhu kouts <(>nn,'i the it-ist U m f fc,v. Thi ({cae.'sr toaa due In sli>i'it!ii lirtt:r <>},ertttina
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    Teachers Alarmed
    115 3 jif A L. AY teachers m Johoro 1" Bahru were reported alarmed yestcrdav at rumours circulating m the State capital that tho now rent allowances for them, ap- proved under the new salary scheme, had been withdrawn and that allowances along the old scheme would bo restored. It
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    BRITONS IN NANKING
    64 3 BRITONS IN NANKING NANKING, Sat Only Is w :.i'Mi and children oiit of Nanking's British civilian c- nniunity of about 60. are leaving or have loft as a result of the present crisis. Of the departure! some women Will he going m any case because of their husbands' leave or
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    A.P. Weds
    99 3 CTribmm Staff Report* r) Mi. James Coldwell, son of Mi. and the late Mrs. Jmmes Coldwell of Galashields. Scotland, was married to Miss Holly Loveday, the third daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Ix>vodav of Singapore at the Bethcsda Chuich. Bras Basah Road, yesI terday. The biide's
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    INDIAN FILM PROGRESS IMPRESSES MR. LOKE
    312 3 IX Un years' time American and English rihns will no longer find a potential market m India unless the producers take to "dubbing" them m the Hindustani and Tamil languages. That is the opinion of Mr. Loko Wan Tho. Singapore film m ignate. when
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    If your radio annoys your neighbours....
    251 3 (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) ELECTRICAL* disturbances that interfere with radio reception and also cause considerable annoyance to neighbours when sets are on, may be effectively d?alt with through fixing suppressers, a spokesman of Radio Malaya told the Tribune yesterday. There is no legislation here,
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    12 Cases In 3 weeks
    105 3 Traffic Wardens SINCE they began operations on Nov. 1, Singapore's volunteer 'Traific Wardens have reported 12 cases of bad driving to the Traffic Police. The Sunday Tribune understand! that the 12 reports came from four of the 43 ward Mis who have enrolled m the
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    IDENTITY CENTRES CLOSING
    129 3 Registration work m ccrI tain areas of Singapore is now {completed and 13 centres are to be closed shortly. The centres arc: ;{7!>, Paya Lobar Road; 18<>-n. Jaliui Kayu, R.A.F. Base Employees Union; Singapore Harbour Board; 420, Pasir Panjang Road; S.C.R.C. Club. New Bridge Road; Malay Settlement
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    Physical Culture As Art
    113 3 PupiN of Willy Hlok Ham-on demo" itritcd the art of movement last night m the Victoria Theatre before an audience of r{ m; 'rested spectators who had come to sen this new form of physical culture. Mrs. Hanson and her pupils some of them t-xtiemelv young
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    WHY MUST SOME MEN WEAK FLANNELS WHEN THE LADY IS IN EVENING DRESS?
    692 4 ITALIAN vermouth served 1 m champagne glasses was one of the favourite drinks at Tuesday's cocktail party aboard the Lauro Line's Napoli m Singapore Docks. The ship's saloon was so crowded with thirsty guests elbowing their way
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    AROUND TOWN
    676 4 that Italy was extremely short of passenger ships at present. So many of her great transatlantic liners had been lost during the war years, but she still retained four of the big ones. These were the Saturniu, Vulcania, Conte Grande and Conte Biancamano. The Biancamano was, of course,
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      22 4 Always m Stock A Large Selection of Siamese Silver m Nielloware AND m Filigree Jewellery KHALIK Jewellers 11, The Arcade, 'Phone 2476
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    AROUND TOWN
    711 5 Tiir: Koldi committee i l l i" "Sp'ir Time .'>n«f T:«!--<nt Ivnt^rpvisr-, air *!s mitttnc out i ?-pceial ofToii. to send hoM- 1 p'nco's for nooMv persons v. Britain, ny hotdtng a c:i.!slm«s Cai.nval ,it Woo!si'\. 50 O-.'uri 1 Rm I. from t cclcck nn fs»»<ird«y Do- T;i"ic
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    Eyes Have Ears
    200 5 IT Wfi;; Paul JonCH. I<ady V.I. P. him! ;v bright young thing found two indecisive moles shuffling In front Of them. The blight young tiling howed out gracefully and took what was left. Later she s:iid to ber pirtner, "Why didn't you step forward. You might have
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    The Diplomats Gave Mrs. Burrett A Very Busy Week-End
    1052 5 The Diplomats Gave Mrs. Burrett A Very Busy Week-End Chinese V.M.C A the lw;«!e being vice president ol its Ladle* Section, bho is n.\x*t secretary of the Wayfar.-.a. Y.vV.J.A. an I roun.selloi foi Town I'ione YWV.C A. ThJ groom tin a loading choi»- men>.he, 01 St ".v f^oiy Choi OommitU
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    ALI BEARS GRUDGE AGAINST TUP WORLD
    623 6 ALI BEARS GRUDGE AGAINST TUP WORLD I ONDON, Sat. Pakistan has ceased to be a dream and has become a reality, but it is still undecided what the word really means. There are two main schools of thought. One derives it from the Persian and Hindustan word "pak" meaning pure,
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    7-page note tells UK: 'you're to blame'
    177 6 7 -page note tells UK: 'you're to blame' QUATEMALA CITY, Sat.— Guatemala has blamed Britain for the deadlock over British Honduras cinel rejected a British offer to allow the International Court of Justice to decide the case on a legal basis. This was stated m a sevenpage note handed to
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    S'pore girl weds in UK
    132 6 4 HAPPY outcom.3 of a war-type romance m tn t Far East was a wedding at Holy Trinity Heddington. Oxford, recently. While serving with the Royal Artillery m Singapore. Mr. Herbert John Pierce, only son of Mr. and Mrs. H. Pierce of Wayside. Thursley Road.
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    ARMY CALLS FOR BOOKS
    108 6 THE Army has repeated its icquest for old books and magazines for its jungle troops to read m their scant spare time. Isolated units of troops are finding that their hours off duty pass very slowly, and they would welcome any i- '-(ling matter to pa.;s
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    TO TOKYO TODAY
    82 6 COUTH AMPTON, Sat -A k British Overseas Ah »v:i\ liying boat, will leave here tomorrow for Tokyo, inaugurating a weekly service to the Japanese capital. The Japanest terminus raa formerly Iwakuni m tbe Commonwealth Occupation Foice zone. 24 hours from T( ky:) by train Th« IO.OOC-mih trip
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    Cardinal's Secretary Arrested
    106 6 DUDAPEfcT, sat. The Mi- nlstrj 't the Interior announced today that Dr. LajOS Zachar. seen tary U> JOB 4 ph Cardinal Mindszenty had been, "detained on suspicion Of treason". The brief communique gave no details Or comment. No further information is expected to be available until police
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    SUEZ CANAL COMPANY
    141 6 L :w york, Rat. Tht [shrandtsen Steamship mpany announced today I hat It i- s holding the ComJ fcanie Unisveslelie dv Cana. le Sues responsible for losses oiinected with the holding ip ,ol Iti steamer Flying I'rad r. The announcement pointed >Ul In a cable to the
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    INDIAN PLAN REJECTED
    67 6 PARIS.. Sat.— By the closes' v,)tj this session th e United Nations trusteeship committee last night rejected by 22 votes to 21 with 11 abstentions u n India n proposal relucting the South African government not to proceed ■vith measures amounting to incorporation of iSouthwtst Africa into
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    MILL AFIRE
    45 6 SALEM. Oregon, Saturday. Seven convicts today set fiie to the Oregon State Prison flax mill m a desperate escape attempt, but gjards recaptured the conspirators after a series of tights. None of the prisoners wa.s ,iH^ to t over the prison wall. U.P.
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    SPAAK QUITS
    31 6 BRUSSELS, Saturday. Piemier Paul Henry Spaak and his 20-month-old coalition cabinet have resigned. High government sources saM that Spaak wished to devote ah his time to foreign affairs. U.P.
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    RED Trouble in Dunkirk
    121 6 RED Trouble in Dunkirk PARIS, Sat. —Dunkirk. where Communism dockers i lave barricaded themselves n the port since last Tuts lay. was today tensely awaitng developments afttr the M.ivaJ of reinforcements vhich brought governrm nt tnd security forces m the ma to about 3.000. Police, Republican guard's and North African
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    "Citizen" Demands Right To Speak
    294 6 PARIS, Saturday. fI«M 'citizen of thy world" Garry Davis Interrupted the plepjuy I tesaion of the General Assembly odav by leaping up trom one of the public seats to demonBtrate from the balcony over- looking the Assembly. He managed to shout "We the peoples of
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    SIGN OF TIMES
    34 6 NEW YORK. Sat. Inflationary sign hung m a bookstore at La Guardia airfield. Reads "Formerly 19 cents now $3." It was over a volume entitled "Harry T.vman, a Politmil Biography." U.P.
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    WHY HIROHITO ISN'T IN
    41 6 TOKIO Saturday. Emperor ii.ohito was not placed on trial Mfone the International Mili--aty rrtbuaal for the Far East ;ccau.~;e the Allies had previ:usly decided that he should not be, Mr. Joseph Keenan, Chief Piosecutoi. said today. Reuter
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    JAP-MADE BOATS
    39 6 TOKIO, Saturday. A itcamshlp anivcd at Yokohama yesterday to pick up eight Ja-panese-made 50-ton boats and a barge; the Japanese press reported today. Sh.- will sail for Vladivostok as soon as the boats are loadrd. Reuter AAP
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    TAX CAUSED SUICIDE
    25 6 TOKIO, Saturday. Kiyoji Yamada, a 45-year-old bicycle deafer of Tokio, yesterday committed suicide* Reason: He could not jxm hi.s fare*. Reuter AAP
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    TB Tests For 50 Million
    105 6 (JENEVA, Sat. The World Health Orßani»r has approved a large-scale research wZT^T the results of tuberculin te^JK" 000 children m Europe. The programme is linked with th e international campaign cond acted nine European countries by the Scandinavian Red Cross and the United Nations International
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    THE MEN BEHIND the GRAFT PROBE
    666 7 PEOPLE IX THE M:\VS I ONDON, Saturday. The probe into alleged corruption m government circles which has crowded everything else out of the main headlines here this week has prised the lid off some fantastic little worlds peopled by equally strange characters. Hundreds of
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    I Meet A Vulture
    881 7  -  Charles Gibson By IT was about 11.80 on Sat- urday night at the Swimming Club. Those are facts and I can piove them. The conversation had ranged from petrol rationing, via roads and the semi-bathing suits worn by semi-ladies, to inflated retail prices m Singapore, and
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    WHIPPED AIRMAN, JAILED
    93 7 WHIPPED AIRMAN, JAILED MAIDSTONE, Kent) Saturday. Harare Caro, t a wealthy London busi- nessman, was today sen- fenced to three days' jail i for h om e-w hipping. A younff former air force officer who is in- timate with Cam's movie- actress daughter, Kvn- neth Coates, 2.' t years old,
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    SHE RAISED THE EYEBROWS
    70 7 AUCKLAND. Saturday. Three spinster sisters from London have arrived here to visit a married sister m Wellington whom they had not seen for 33 years. One of the trio was Miss E. L. Ingram, one of the first half-dozen British women to qualify as a solicitor.
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    TYPHOON HITS JAPAN
    46 7 TOKIO, Saturday. Considerable typhoon damage from widely-separated areas ot Japan were repotted today. In the Osaka. Kyoto and Nagoya areas many houses were inundated and farmlands were badly damaged. However, the damage was not on the level of a major disaster. Reuter AAP
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    STRIKE ENDS
    57 7 - MELBOURNE, Sat—Australia's strike of export slaughtermen, estimated to cost Britain 30.000 tons of meat, ended today. The men decided to return to work on employers' terms. but warned that if they did not get the 20 per cent wage increased demanded they would meet again on Wednesday to
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    – ENDING?
    41 7 ENDING? NEW YORK. Sat.- The dock strike that has most completedly paralysed most of the east coast for 10 days showed signs of breaking after labourers had reduced their wage increase demand from 50 cents an hour to 25 cents. Reuter
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    509 7  - Diplomatic Truth s EMERY KELEN By 111 NG ARIA N -horn Kmery KH.-n, w tiute International cartooning iiiml»t the signature "Mm and Helen" has been famous since League of Nations days has for some years been living m the United States. A penetrating observer of United Nations conferences, he recently
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    19 8 London Agvnta—Mesxr*. Colin Turner, .Met, TalbA House, 98. Ml Martin's Lane W.C.2. SUNDAY, NOV. 21, 1948.
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    FAT AND FORTY
    348 8 DROFESSOR Rousseau of South Africa leaps from academic seclusion into the blaze of the headlines. And for why? Has he discovered the answer to the atom bomb? Has ihe produced some startling theory that will change our way of life? No. Professor Rousseau has simply had a
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    1160 8  -  M.A. FRIEDERICH By There is still good food and gaiety m the Paris of the East— if you can pay for it. If you can't, borrow a truck and become a millionaire. SAIGON is a city under siege. Indo-China is a battlefield. The French have been driven back to
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    420 9 a rnny m London, Sal. hUWArAI wing-commander and Battles of Britain- Java fighter pilot, who won the Hi- r heard himself descrtttod m th^ Divorce Court as 'a man of strong passion with a rather limited control ove** It— strong passion whose
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    DOES THE WORLD NEED "FAMILY CONTROL"?
    736 9  -  Richard Kleiner Hv NEW YORK. There arc prophets of (loom who think that what this world needs is a good, big dose of atom bombs, dropped where they can do the most damage. The reason, of course. is that the world as a whole
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      331 10 A THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE, NOVEMBER 21 lUm IJ-I L AIEKIBtS by al capp 1 V^/ ILJ^^^ I O *\Jf~\ _L^ _^M ■_a____i__M_i A__»^^^^ FTAPLE^ Y^»-S >E TFi :T r- VETRADE: 45 YARS HE'S BIN RETIRED ON A J SOMPMOW>'-Yll TIIrFS^TcS TTI I TESTIMONY SENT A PRETTY V^ ro^ni^u? I MIS
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    119 11  -  HENRY GRIS from HOLLYWOOD— To pay or not to pay that big money to big movie stars has not been the biK question lor long. As everyone knows by now, Hollywood has been jockeying into position to luiiiicli a drive to rut those fabulous salaries which today seem
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    THE SHREW IS TAMED!
    1171 11 THE SHREW IS TAMED! JPACTICB m Hollywood Mem to follow the same pattern used b> an animal tamer who rather than begin with the least obstroperous, tacktefl the most obstinate, this being based on the belief that btheri would ;aitoDMtlCally lall m line. And Miss Lamarr certainly i:" one Of
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    29 11 Star In The News Wutthing others perform before the cameras— Hedy with Anna Sxen, to- actress. Murv m foreground is X chard Wallace, director of "Leftt Live a Little."
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    THE SIN KOH STREET GUN BATTLE
    1151 12 I unions Spore Oimrs: .\o. 10... Herman Rappa /VLO resident k of Singapore wit! remember the 3ej>peraie fight a large ban a of Cantonese gunmen ntpge-l against the IV.ice. Tho incident occurred iarly m 1922, and the scene of the tight was a, 'mgc
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    HE IS JAZZ ENEMY NO. 1
    610 12 MODERN jai.s. as pcrfoim?d at present m the Untied Sta.ee. is the r,ttt ot severe criticism at vhe momert. Its chief enemies are obviously not those Wh musicians whose living has so long lepep.iiod on their ol«»ymn Negio-inspired music. Strange to say, modern Jazz's
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    TODAY'S BIG MATCH
    931 13 Sr\Di%Y lIAIMII\TO\ II ATI Rl THE Governor of Singapore r Si^ Fran^lin Gimson. Lady Gimson and Miss Gimson, the Colonial Secretary Mr. P. A. B. McKerron. members of the Legislative Council, the Chinese Con-sul-General and Mrs. Wu and other high Government officials and prominent personalities have accepted
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    STORE TABLE TENNIS TEAM TO VISIT HONGKONG NAMED
    629 13 THE Singapore Table 1 Tennis Association has announced the selection of six players to comprise the squads to play a series of matches In Hongkong and Macao early next month. The players were selected after two weeks' trial, conducted °n league system,
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    GAME LAW RETURNS TO FORM
    2350 14 RACE ONE Horses. Cl. 2, Div. 5. 6 Pun. and H Yards. 851—731 RIMA. 8.07 w. L»wler i 419—298 Eddy Fraser 900 (10) G Woods 2 420—312 Ptin?ess Nuffi- (8) J. Tait 306—260 Libert? 8.01 (4) E. Donnelly 4 (Winner trained by T. L Fu\)
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    Lucky Star Pays $103 In Last Race
    171 14  -  ALLAN LEWIS (By <i:imc Law returned to racing form yesterday, the laM day of the Singapore Turf Club's Witter Meeting, to win the main event on the card from Colbay hv a length. RiNien by B. Donnelly. Cianio Law lay handy riglit through
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    74 14 BIG SWEEP FIRST VOOU $iOO,(mo' Ist Prize: No. *****2 1 2nd Prize: No. imilO2 ($25,000). 3rd Prize: No. *****5 ($12,500). Starters ($1,562): Nos. *****0, *****1, *****7, *****3, *****9, *****0, *****8, *****4. SECOND POOL $148,690 Ist Prize: No. *****0 ($74,345). 2nd Prize: No. *****4 ($37,172). 3rd Prize: No. *****7 ($18,586). Starters:
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    SCRC HOCKEY
    109 14 S.C.R.C. teams for this week's 1 hockey fixtures are as follows: Tuesday, against C.S.C. at home ground See Ho Meng, Lav Huck Yan^. Lav Hock Chye. Fam Kirn Hock, Au Tat Chu, Gan Kee Siang. Patrick Yee, Gan Kee Tian. Wong Kirn Fong, Yap Mook Kirn. Reserves Yeong
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    YMCA T-TENNIS
    71 14 YMCA T -TENNIS Tho Chlnise Y. M. C rable Tennis tram wiQplay'j fiiendly match against t^ Chinese Swimming Club oi 'oday. Tli .natch will be held *i Chino.se Swimming Club pr* mi^cs at 2 p.m. sharp. The following playen tt represent t h Chinese YM( Ong Kay Ann. Lav Kifn
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    PERAK WIN
    34 15 JOH, Sat Perak ecor- 14 convincing 17 pcints [foal, 2 Uriel a penally, a m foal) to tlx points (a j penalty) Rugby vic[jover Sela.igor when tnev It on the padang here.
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    STORE WIN EASILY AT SEGAMAT
    249 15 STORE WIN EASILY AT SEGAMAT Barth Nets Twice SEGAMAT, Sat. Singapore scored a convincing four nil victory over Johore m their first interState game played on the Town field here today. Aonnie Barth, the Singapore skipper, played a brilliant game and was responsible for two of his side's goals, slamming
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    287 15 The Medical College XV put up a gallant but struggle against the Singapore Cricket Club to lofee by three joints (one try) to ml m a i game played on Outram Road School ground, ■Eranty brok" through tfl Ht half .vay out. th only Kin the
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    COSMOS SOCCER
    60 15 The Cosmos Sports Club Xl will be selected from the fol lowing mi n a friendly Soccer game against R- A. F. Sembawang XI on Monday at Farrer Park:O. Angullia. Im Peng, A. Rahim. Marzuki Osman b. Omar, Puteh, Lloyd Osman b. Daud, Jasman, Salim. Muthee, Jaffar (capt)
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    36 15 Croydon being led m by bis owner, Mrs. B. H. C'hua, after winning the seventh race at Buklt Timah yesterday. CYovdon, who was ridden by Charles scored a winning doulilt- durinr the Singapore Winter Meeting Tribune
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    MAGARTHUR MAY CUT SENTENCES
    407 16 HATES TASK OF SIGNING DEATH WARRANTS' TOKIO, Sat.— Gen. Mac Arthur, who has the linal say m the sentences panned on Tojo and the other >| .Japanese war criminals, may cut the penalties imposed on several of the former leaders of the Japanese Government, it was
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    AIRMEN LOSE
    47 16 In a fa.st and exciting zhuw of hockey played at Scletar yestcnlay. the Singapore Hospital Assistants' Union defeated the R.A.F. Seletai XI by two goals to on< The scorers were Swco L#iin Swanc »nd c:hong Kow Thyc for thr H.A.TT. and Mannrl foi the Airmen.
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    Recs win Easily
    92 16 The .s H C. easily M»femtcd ChaOfl District Snvlcefl :i| hockey played on the Padang by four goals to one. The Recs always dominating, opened the scoring 10 minutes after play through Carvahlo. Carvahlo followed through :uid, addid another goal through a penalty hit. The Changi forwards
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    NEW CHAMPION IS ONLY 19
    47 16 MELBOURNE. Sat— PluyLng iomc of the most brillian L golf ever seen here. Peter Thomson, 19-year-old star became amateur champion of Victoria today by defeating th c Australian amaU ur champion Douglas BaeMi by six and four m the 36 holes final.
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    143 16 Ten Hoff to fight in U. S. HAMBURG. Saturday. The first German-American fi^ht contract since the war was signed here yesterday. Lew Buiston. Twentieth Century Club sporting mana■er, who Arrived m Germany hurt night on b flying visit from New York to see German heavyweight boxer Hcin Ten HofT. signed
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    Selangor Win 3-1
    97 16 Ku-ila Lumpur. SaturdayIn one of the cs\ games seen this season brra, Seldng.>r beat Perak l>y three goals to one m an in*er- State hockey fixture played on the pad ang. The game H'trted tamely but soon oeve'oped a fast and thrilling a flair. Sclangor scored m
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    198 16 The following playdrs were chosen to represent the Rest XI j vs. the Singapore vs. Johore XI I on Thursday November 25. J 1948. at 5.15 p.m. at the SRC. ground SINGAPORE vs JOHORE XI (Colours): Lee Ah Chio i (SCRO. R. H. Barth (Capt.) SRC,
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    53 16 lI7ITII his Sianese tigresn Nanking-burn Sheuin Chiang Fook, proprietor of Shvum's C'lrniH now at Geylang, prove* that all animals are not beasts. Photo was taken when he was training Taiwah m the ring; y "sterday morning. TAN YOKE WAN the show must go on
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    306 16 DERIJN, Sat. Marshal Sokolovsky, Soviet commander m Germany said Unlay that the Berlin problem could be solved easily, but Britain refused to Bcfeepl the basic principles agreed upon by the Big Four powers m Moscow. Sokolovsky told correspondents of the Soviet-controlled German press that General Sir Brian
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    392 16 STOP l»R|;ss LONDON. Sat FoctbtH results FIRST DIVISION Araeoal o, NewmiOt l Aston Villa 0, Kverton Blackpool 1. M i/ichester 1 I Bolton W. 2. SN,ke Derby C. 1. Portsmouth I HuiKiersttuld (1 Middkahn Liverpool 1. (ii.Mlton l Manchestei 11. 3. Binning, ham C 0 Sheffield U.
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    23 16 BOUNAVISTA S.C. TOUNCED 6-0 soccer at AleXilll °J_ cnoru C lub wa s tro^edfcy 0 i goali to nil by 223 B. v
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    31 16 L AST-MINUTE GOAL SKKEBiBAN. Sat -A minutr goal tro^i^L Car valho gay- *"Etf <F i solitary goal JJ Scrabilan h «''V inter-St* they met In nn inter* hockey encou. P i
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