Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 28 November 1948

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    36 1 BY THE PEOPLE FOR THE PEOPLE 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 28, 1948? PRICE TENHcENTST"
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    Rice May Cost Less
    149 1 itfiOhKH Ho ii.mv C..s|j— -rtU- future. i«id conflicting reports of a Possible depletion of rice sup51^ from Burma m the fu- trolled price of rational VS« «n Singapore. Rumour of a cut m the price has spread like wild fire m the city. But Food Contro"
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    DOCTOR TO TURN MONK
    88 1 DOCTOR TO TURN MONK IONDON, Sat. Dr. James [i Flood, fiO-yeat-old specialist with a successful practice U, publln, has resigned from Vie Hi\liy-li Medical Council for uV second time to become a monk. This l« his second attempt to become a brother. In 1944 lie entered the Benedictine Abbey of
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    'STRIP TEASE'
    74 1 -N£W STYU: London. Sat. Thieves with a new angle on crime arc touting Brituin, stripping lead sheeting from roofs mostly churches und .schools. Skilful Ka»K» can sell their "swa^" for ;is much as £70 a ton IM»- latest town to sulTVr is Croydon, Surrey, where two Khool roofs
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    Ginsberg holds up the court
    68 1 THE Judge stopped hearing legal arguments m the ftAF Generator Case after flvc muiutes yesterday morning. Reason was tliat one of the accused, David Wolf Ginsberg, was not present. After 15 minutes. Ginsberg turned up. He apologised to the Court. *n»e Judge, Mr. Justice Brown,
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    SPAAK SUCCEEDS
    28 1 Brussels, Sat. Premier Paul Henri Spaak today formed new Cabinet after eight days. The Cabinet will include eight catholics, seven socialists and two non-politicians. U. P.
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    ONN TO TELL UMNO
    26 1 nOrm, Mentri Bcsar of will speak on his recent Undon trip at a meeting of th* Johore Bahru UMNO on Vtc. 2.
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    BRIDE OF THE WEEK
    30 1 Lt. Comdr. Mrs. Jan. van Dapperen, DSC, Royal Netherlands Navy, leaving Wettley Church yesterday. The bride, was formerly Miss Henrietta Caroline Vernier van l>< r Loeff.
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    Ex-S'pore Man Wins £37,000
    89 1 Ex-S'pore Man Wins £37,000 LONDON, Sat. An ex-Serviceman who rec<yitly nerved In Malaya ha« won 137,286 for live HhllUngn m his nrst attempt In the football pool here on Nov. 22. He m George Swaby, 22, of Kt-thiutl Green, I.«.m<i« n. who nan juHt bern drmubllis«d from the Koyal Artillery
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    China Appeals To U.S. Congress
    288 1 WANKING, Sat.— China's Legislative Yuan today sent an urgent appeal to the United States Congress urging immediate aid to avert China's collapse "m America's self interest." The appeal said If China should lose to the Communists, who are the "tools of an aggressive international bloc,"
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    GLADYS MARY HERE
    134 1 (Sunday Tribune Reporter) JOHN Roberts, 39-year-old master of the Gladys Mary, who was detained by the Dutch m the big arms seizure from a Catalina off Airabu Island 200 miles prom Singapore, is now "somewhere" m Singapore. The Gladys Mary, which was seized by the Dutch m
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    LAW TEIK HOCK ARRIVES
    47 1 Law Teik Hock, the Penang badminton champion and last minute inclusion m the Malayan Thomas Cup Team arrived m Singapore yesterday by aii from Penang. He will be seen m action against Worn/ Peng Soon at the Happif World Coiwred Stadium this morning.
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    SUN FO SUICIDE DENIAL
    30 1 Shanghai, Sat. The reported suicide of Dr. Sun Fo. China's new Premier, was denied today. Dr. Sun was stated to De optiil.stic over the situation. U.P.
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    Siam Asks For Arms
    53 1 WASHINGTON, Sat. Slam is reported by authoritative quarter* to have asked the United States for arum to equip five battalions for possible use against Communists along the Sia-mese-Malayan border. The request, it is said, was made to the State Department and is understood to be under
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    Seized from bed, shot dead
    140 1 JJAWANG, Sat.— The Eurasian clerk on Vimy E#tate was seized from his bed and murdered by bandits who raided the estate this morning. The raiders also burned the smokehouse before they retreated. y The bandits attacked the manager's bungalow and searched for the European manager.
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    RUBBER TREES DAMAGED
    42 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.— Reports have been received here of damage caused to rubber trees In the Tapah area of Perak by bandits In recent terrorist operations. Patrols have been instituted m the area m question, says an official statrment.
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    7-POWER TALKS
    34 1 7- POWER TALKS LONDON, Sat. Sevenpower talks m Washington for the preliminary study of an Atlantic Union pact will be called m the very near future probably next week, it was learned here Reuter
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    MALAYA-SOVIET RUBBER TRADE AT STAKE
    420 1 MALAYA-SOVIET RUBBER TRADE AT STAKE Russia makes 'test* purchase British Expert Will Examine Shipment (Sunday Ti\buiw Staff Rpportw) IN two days time, a Kussian ship will sail from Singapore lor Odessa, with a cargo oi rubber upon which will rest the future of Malaya's rubber trade with Russia, which has
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    Keith Book To Be Filmed
    95 1 Twentieth Century Fox Director Snody arrived m Singapore yesterday on his way through to Sandakan to contact Mrs. Agnes Newton Keith, author of "Three Came Horne 3 His Hollywood company intends making a jbm of Mrs. Keith's, book. Mr. Bn<tdy reached the Philippines a few
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    PRESS BANNED AT EXECUTIONS
    49 1 WASHINGTON, Sat. Mr. Kenneth Royall, United States Secretary of the Army, has ruled that the sole responsibility for deciding whether the press would be allowed to witness the execution of former Prime Minister Tojo and six other Japanese war criminals rested with Gen. Douglas MacArthur.
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    New Drug For King?
    75 1 LONDON, Sat— A new dlUfc recently discovered m the United States may be used to treat tbe King, it was learned today. The drug has been m use m America for about a year. It is understood to have a good effect m the treatment of
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    LABOUR PARTY MEETS TODAY
    54 1 A general meeting of the newly formed Labour Party of Singapore will be held at tne People's Education Association at Handy Road at 11 a.m. today. The meeting will consider and pass, if approved, the draft rules of the Party drafted by the Interim Committee, and
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    21 DEAD IN CRASH
    30 1 KARACHI, Fri. Twenty-one persons were killed today when a Pakistan Airways plane crashed m Vehiri m West Punjab on a flight from Karachi* to Lahore. U.P.
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    THOMAS CUP FUND; $21,000 Promised
    161 1 THOMAS CUP FUND; $21,000 Promised Miun;i>-.< t ami ruin i»:.i\inr. captain of MvLtya's Thomas (up Team, has good news U) report. Tlit* uioae> is i mm to fIOW ill. Yesterday, >.i.' nini were needed to make up the $50,000 required for the iraiiiN tour. Last ni^hi Mr. Llm told the
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    Greek PM Dying
    36 1 ATHENS, Sat— M. Themistocles Sophoulis, 88-year-old Greek Premier today received the Holy Sacrament. A medical bulletin said that his breathing was difficult a_id that during the night his condition has grown worse Reuter
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    SOCIETY-WILL PROMOTE SPORT
    104 2 SOCIETY-WILL PROMOTE SPORT r[E Union Benevolent Society, will promote sport as the Society extends. It held its secoml annual general meeting m Singapore yesterday. Membership Ifl confined to employees of the offices housed m the Pnion Building. The Society hopes to increase its membership. Oflice-bearers elected were: President Mr. Chan
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    ARMED HOLD-UP
    35 2 On Friday night five Chinese armed with two pistols and a knife broke into a house m Guan Chuan Street and robbed the occupants of $55 m cash and $105 worth of jewellery.
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    MALAYAN EXPORTS DROP BY $28 MILLION
    249 2 (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) MALAYA last month continued to maintain its favourable trade balance for the fourth time this year. But with October imports at 1 35,383,608 and exports at $146,506,722 (totalling $281,889,330) the trade balance narrowed down to $11,124,114. The September tradr figures
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    Came From China, Not 'Detained'
    196 2 Came From China, Not 'Detained' A CHARGE of unlawful detention of an elderly Chinese woman, a now arrival from China preferred against a lodging house runner, was thrown out by Mr. H. A. Korrer. Fourth Criminal District Judge, yesterday without the defence b^ing called. The lodging house runner. Liow Kow.
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    4 HELD IN JURONG RAID
    39 2 At dawn yesterday the Police screened 159 Chinese, three Malays, and one Indian m the village at the Bth milc?tonc Jurong Road. Four Chinese who had no identity cards were detained for further enquiries.
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    Rubber Wrapping To Pack Meat
    159 2 DLIOFILM, a non porous, grease-resistant by-product of natural rubber, is by far the best wrapping material science has developed for meat packing. The traditional way to pack meat was to allow it to "breathe", and the packing material had to be porous. Meat, when packed
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    ALLOWANCE FOR CITY PRESIDENT
    105 2 fTHE Municipal Commissioners have now agreed to special allowances m respect of Government officials seconded to the posts of President and Deputy President of the Municipality. They will draw cost of living allowances m accordance with the Government scale from Aujpist 1. 1947. Expatriation allowance on
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    BACKROOM BOY LOSES ROOM
    152 2 BACKROOM BOY LOSES ROOM BBCAUSK a tenant failed to tender nis monthly rent to the land.ord for a portion of a shophouse m North Bridge Road, he was ordered to give up possession on 01 before December 14 by the Civii District Judge, Mr. A. W. Bellamy. The order was
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    Eggs will free son
    101 2 —Mother told Tan Si«'W Sau. who was alleged to have tried to get eggs, whisky, and dollars from a woman whose son had been detained by the CT.D. under the Emergency Regulations, was charged with cheating m the. First District Court yesterday. It was stated that
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    SECRET SOCIETY MEMBERS HELD
    55 2 The Singapore C.I.D. arrested 7 Chinese secret society members on Friday. A Hainanese, who is a known housebreaker, was arrested on a banishment warrant. I*istol Recovered On Friday Inspector Ong Kirn Boon recovered a pistol and 63 rounds of ammunition m n house m Duku Road.
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    Coroner calls for Probe
    78 2 Coroner calls for Probe An open finding was recorded m the Coroner's Court yesterday at the inquest on Kong Lee T'att. an inmate of the Mental Hospital. Kong died on his way to the General Hospital on October 1. At the post-mortem it was revealed that he had yustain.ed six
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    Lily has plan for more polite cabaret girls
    234 2 Lily has plan for more polite cabaret girls SINGAPORE'S cabaret girls have thought of something new a publicity woman. Meet Miss Lily Aw, Propaganda Officer to the Singapore Cabaret Girls Association. She is small but shrewd and has ideas on how cabaret girls should behave. Lily was appointed only a
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    100 Malays Out To Seek The Truth
    305 2 100 Malays Out To Seek The Truth (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) •'VOICE of Trophefv" tKirt of a worldwide organisation representing the Seventh I>ay Adventlsts Church, recently opened a Malay section at its headquarters at 399, Upper Serangoon Road. The response from Malays has been encouraging, Mr. H. W. Peterson, Singapore
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    Man with 2 cards
    69 2 Mi B. V. Fowler, chief of the Singuporr C.I.D. told the Press yesterday that the Boyanese who had two identity cards, got them by mistake. In taking the card at one of the centres, he was un aware that his employer had already done so for
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    Chinese Friendly Association
    119 2 Chinese Friendly Association At MM annual general meeting of th<- fklnillii Friendly Association tH<> following were elected office-bearers for next y«ar: Patrons: Mean*. Hoc Chyc X"C, Slip Kwoo ('noon, Tay Ang Liang and Lim Choon Ann. President Ong Kwee Chwee; vice-presidents Choo Bob Soon, Chia Ann Lum, Choo Hoay Guan.
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    5 didn't come back
    74 2 Five of the «60 I'ilipino Muslim pilgrims who travelled on the Philippine Naval Patrol LST-S.VS for the annual pilgrimage to liecea died. Four of them died m Mecca. The other died on board the .-hip four days ago. The LST. which arrived m Singapore yesterday, on
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    Cremation Of Mrs. Ampalavanar
    65 2 Hit iuntra! of Mrs. P Ampalavanar took place on Friday evening, attended by a large number <»f relative^ and friends. The cortege kit the residence. t4 Highland Road a' 5 p.m. for the Hundu cemetery where the remain* was cremated according U» Hindu Ht Mrs. Aniuriiavanar
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    3-STAGE PLAN TO HOUSE MUNICIPAL WORKERS
    268 3 I'htiM- Mm. I: 95 Million Dri,LDOZERB an prcpar- ing the site f or the first of three building plans to house married junior staffs Of the Singapore Municipality. Tenders for the eonstrue.tion of two four -storey. <1 I k>ck:-; of Cats were c.iih <1
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    Ginsberg Tells Judge: I Want To Engage Counsel
    512 3 DAVID Wolf Ginsberg, one of the five accused m the R.A.F. Generator Case which was heard before Mr. Justice Firown at th<- Singapore Assize Court yesterday, applied for an adjournment of the trial m order that lie might have time to rrief
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    SANDRA LOOKS FOR A JOB
    239 3 MOHAMED Abdul Ha mid Mn Salikin. the Singapore born Malay who returned here from Australia with iii.s Australian wife, the former Sandra Jones of Melbourne, is looking for a job and a home. Mohamed. Sandra and their two year-old < laughter JnmeH. left the home
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    If you own a turtle....
    94 3 If you own a turtle.... you own a turtl* or a tortoise, do not bore a holt through its sht 11, Ns a string to it and drug it alontf. If you do, o/lictall of the Municipal Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Department will be after you. 'It is definitely
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    HOUSING FILMS TO BE EXHIBITED
    80 3 Films will be a feature of the j Housing and Town Planning Exhibition to be held at the I Firitish Centre. Stamford, from j November 30 to December 11. The films will be screened to the public at the Victoria Theatre on December 1 l
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    He turns his back on nudes
    171 3 He turns his back on nudes TWO Yankee ex-prixefight-C! 3, champions of the TS Navy m the days gone by. iii membcis of the crow of the s.s. Metedith Victory which berthed at the Singapore wharves last week. They are: Able Seaman Tommy King (40». 1!*27 fly weight Chain p
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    Australian Official Sees Boys' Display
    85 3 Australian Official Sees Boys' Display Mr. Claude Massey. Au.stialian Commissioner for Malaya. was Impressed with the smart marching of the sth Singapore Company, the Hoys' Brigade, at their ldth Annual Inspection and Display at Choon Guan School yesterday afternoon. Among those present besides Mr. and Mrs. Massey. were Mr. and
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    DEFAMED LAWYER —CHARGE
    40 3 K. Esmail Sahib of tho General Lighterage Transport Co. was charged m the Third Police Court yesterday with defaming: the character of the Singapore lawyer. Mt. V\\ E. Demuth. Sahib claimed trial. Bail of $3,000 was offered.
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    Baggies And Haggis The Kindly Killer War Hero Weds
    2256 4  -  Vera Ardmore IK AROUND TOWN NATIONAL dishes of Scotland Scotch broth, boiled Tay saumon, haggis, roastit bubbley-jock, and grumphie Ayrshire tatles were on the menu at Friday night's celebration of St. Andrew's Day by members of the Singapore St. Andrew's Society
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    .... importance of being elegant
    103 4 importance of being elegant Mrs. It.-n.-.- Parrish,^ designer of the costumes^ for the Stage < luffs anniversary production of the Oscar Wilde comedy **The Importance Of Being Ernest". Performances will be held at the Victoria Theatre on LJect mber 9-12 incluaive. Mrs. Parrish perfected her knowledge of period and modern
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    It Is Rare That A Chinese Girl Dares To Fall In Love....
    1125 5  -  YUMEI LIM writer BW^^^k. I Mt9W^ (It means: I love you) iZr, Hllbrrt of love is as T M «s < -'viii/ation. bat JpproachinK it from the rhi*U,. wonwn 1^ |M.int of view 1 "r,. H ,or >
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    BERLIN'S NEW WAR
    55 6 Faking is as old as collecting. Holland has her Hans van Meegeren m painting. France has Monsieur de Sperati, self-confessed faker of 225 "classic steamps" that no expert-philatelist can prove to be forgeries. RtooJ j.rr bri<?adts hay />«,,> formed by the Soviet iMr4 Wrst ,m Government* ,n
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    STAR STAMP FAKER FOOLS THE EXPERTS
    1665 6  - STAR STAMP FAKER FOOLS THE EXPER TS PAIL ALMASSY By THE Court of Chambery will have to pronounce the vetdict m a trial which iuns tno risk of upsetting the philatelic wo? Id. The value of ell the ri rest classics could be compromised, and for quite a time a
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    USHER ON STRIKE
    83 6 Manila, Sat. Manila's 200 'jai alai' Ix'tthi" utfhcts are on strike for better pay and it appeared today after their fourduy walkout that they would ask for a r|M m thrii wr»^< Following the Frontons closure last ni^ht. tin first time it Was closed Hince its opening
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    GI's RUN AMOK
    58 6 TOKIO. Sat.— Two Japanese were killed and five injured m a series of armed assaults allegedly committed by two unidentified American soldiers In Sapporo. Hokkaido, according to Gen. MacArthur's headquarters announcement today. Four of th»- WOtllHled ;jrv ii. a critic*] condition. M.r.'s and < il> mm i...\.
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    He has plan to defend Philippines
    300 6 He has plan to defend Philippines MANILA. Saturday.— Col. Jesus A Villam Philippines' outstanding war ace and until r^mT" general manager of the National Airport Corned tion has come out with defence plans whirl! 2\ enable the RcpubUc to have "a nßhti fi ro n H n^! when and If
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    Call To Lawyers To Strike
    66 6 Call To Lawyers To Strike 1 tional i: A !hsi nurnt to c ill o-i all n l.iwyo.s to morrow m i 0 Bjdati Ooverntuen; oan C n The iiin.' were to <■ i Sudano tiirhaw 5 \th j, i .Nil. ulfci thl i T <" tylM t!i»« S.id:uu«j:o h-,n,
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    63,000 VOTE
    57 6 New York, Sat Sixty-three thousand P]a.st coast Amorican ers were voting today on whfethei to accept toe terms o: ;i wage ftettlement teached wltii shipowners on Thursday already rejected by 2.000 men I m iN'-w YoiU. I'i:cili< coast >lo< kers Wiii' I also voting on an a- 1
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    LONDON LETTER
    1077 7  - LONDON LETTER JIMMIE GLOVER From Saturday. fITHITE P olir< borse near. Jlly stole the r Mayors *X' horse headed the pioand km>w li: X(> £Juder animal cv« r existed. JTnrancrd. cako-walked and Ivfullv sido-stepped within {"k of the feet of the JJowts alon th<> procession routf\Vhen it came to tin
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    Jap Govt. Probes Coal Scandal
    256 7 Jap Govt. Probes Coal Scandal JMIKIO, Sat. The Government today began looking into the 6,000,000,000 yen, yeariy sent by the Kyushu coal mine operators to Tokio, m a major step that may break the coal mine lobby scandal wide open. Four investigators went down to Fukuoka, m KyHshu. by early
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    CONDEMNED JAPS STILL DON'T KNOW
    153 7 CONDEMNED JAPS STILL DON'T KNOW Tokio, Sat. Informed Sugannt Prison womreeu said today that some of the condemned Japanese war criminals had not iff t been notified of Gen. Mar Arthur's statement upholding the sentences pronounced by the International Military Tribunal, and none o) the doomed nun has been given
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    ACTRESS MAY BE WITNESS
    58 7 MANILA, Sat.— Miss Cora Noble, popular Philippine movie star, may take the witness stand m the current war crimes trial of former LieutGen. Shi.^io Yokoyama. The beautiful screen actress is expected to give evidence on certain atrocities charged against the Japanese General who wns arraigned for
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    P.I. CONSUL TO MADRID
    26 7 MANILA. Sat. Former Congressman Nicanor Carag has been appointed by President Quirino as Consul' to Madrid, Spain, it was officially disclosed today.
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  • THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE SUNDAY, NOV 28, 1948
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      THE VELVET GLOVE
      361 8 IN war, innocent people must always suffer 1 along with the guiuy. Men m action, whose own lives are at stake, cannot be expected to wear kid gloves. They 'would be foolish if they did. Their job is to get the enemy before he gets them, and
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    THE PAY PACKET IS NOT ALL
    2307 8  - THE PAY PACKET IS NOT ALL FRANCIS THOMAS Arc you happy m your work? .No. I X WJiat makes you contented and efficient m your job/ Do yju or Jon) you like your work? Do you or don' i I you like your boss's Here is the first of two
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    EXPERTS CITE CHINA'S BLUNDERS
    1067 9  -  DOUGLAS LARSEN s rw v a m— Chang had his best military year m 1946. But once the peak was reached, the generals took j th.ngs easy. The army's strength dropped to a new level, and with it went the morale of j I the troops.
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      1628 11 GLAMOUR GIRL: 1948 FASHION HOT,LVWOOr>. Th. Hollywood «tory haa ho»«n undergoing change m the y.<,.;t-war yeaffe, nnd th.change i% both m its cast the NMc plot. Take the Hollywood :!;imotit gtri> for hntnnor. Who would have worried m those halcyon days about a. glamour yrirl getting married and foreaatflng her
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    DEAD MEN TELL NO TALES
    1003 12 DEAD MEN TELL NO TALES S Famous %|ioi< t rimes: Xo. II Herman Kappa j ONE night m March, 1937 an extraordinary drama was enacted m the Cantonese Cemetery m Thomson Road better known as Macau Sua. While one man stood by and looked on m grim .silence, five Police
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      498 12 HAVE FUN WITH THE— By CONSTANCE SHARPE AQUARIUS it. An old friend will return i/ i ij 7 7' 1 5 f eel 9OOd about it. Household goods and personal possessions will come w w-f-v m for a change romid: a week Ltu to buy and sell. Good for- JVJ
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    ANTI-T.B. CLINIC OPENS TOMORROW
    486 13 Will Deal With 200 Patients Daily more than a year of preparations the Singapore Anti-Tuberculosis Association's Diagnostic Clinic and Treatment Centre at Tanjong Pagar Koad is at last ready to offer its services to the public m the war against T.B. The clinic will be officially
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    ROCKY AGAIN IN TROUBLE
    62 13 Patterson, New Jersey, Sat. Abe J. Greene, commissioner of the National Boxing Association, announced today that Rocky Graziano has been suspended m all NBA states after his withdrawal from the fight at Oakland. California next Wednesday night. NBA states include all boxIng states except New York
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    SISTER CILL BEST
    245 13  -  ALLAN LEW IS Fioin Ipoh, Sat. Otficial training for the December Meeting started at Ipoh this morning. Only the sand track was opened for fast work. Sister Cill did the best gallop of the morning. Ridden by E. Donnelly. Sister Cill covered two furlongs m 25' z
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    186 13 Sydney, Sat.- The Lawn Tennis Association of Australia has thrown an "anti-trade protective screen" around visiting American tennis star, Miss Doris Hart, and a high official of the Association reminded her shortly after her arrival that she was under the control of the Association. The interview
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    1706 14  - PAGE 14 SUMS UP MALAYA'S THOMAS CUP CHANCES JOHN EDE By OUR STARS IN making final assessment of the Thomas Cup team's chances, let us first consider the handicaps which the players will have to overcome. The first is the extreme cold of an English winter, about which a good
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    Wins Over Devlin Inspired Malaya
    201 14 Wins Over Devlin Inspired Malaya THE defeat of Jack Devlin. former all-England champion, by local stars m 1936. gave the necessary fillip to badminton m Malaya. Mr. Lim Chuan Geok. nonplaying captain and manager of the Malayan Thomas Cup team, said this m a broadcast over Radio Malaya last night.
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    Eclipse win team title
    297 14 TMK Eclipse Badminton Party became the Singapore inter-club badminton champions yesterday, when they beat the Useful Badminton Party by three games to two. S. Ahmad Mattar (Eclipse) was the outstanding player yesterday. He displayed terrific form m his match against George Chen (Useful), whom he beat
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    Peng Soon wins his 3rd title
    136 14 trip!,- badminton ■J"" "»'"> lM*£j (he men's douW s .th T,oh JVn u the CVrfca! ii 4 ()fl l( yrstenlav. K.'|»rtH«ntlnu v, >, flower ilatln.i.ii,.,, i.. irt tlu > l> a> >^ i*..h* Kin. am. Jln him (Marlf«u it.r slrairht ieU IV.S, Th»- Slnpf«,
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    S'PORE SCORE EASY VICTORY
    770 15 S'PORE SCORE EASY VICTORY Coutts nets 2 Singapore 3 Selangor 0 JjINCJAPOKK »x-at Selangor squarely by three goals to nil m their first inter-.state hockey encounter this season, played on the SOC padaiiK, yesterday. The Colony team had the measure of their upcountry opponents m all departments of play for
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    104 15 «ldbourTH\ Sat Am< n jjj^ro olynipit spitntcr bf Ewvlf has in2by the Victorian Athle•l/tgu* Oln P°t.«' m rich professional foot--2 next year V Leap*'* soc n ;t > r 'M gulli Ewell would be to compote m the professional spiint "jupjonship. the StHwcll J|jnd the
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    64 15 MORONEY HITS A CENTURY libane, Sat. J. Moroney became the third centuryrof the innings when New Wales carried their to 409 against (QueensWay m the first of the M Shield games this ore stumps were dmwn island had lost two wictor 71 runs, but W. A. i was still unbeaten
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    Penang Scores 9-Point Win
    47 15 Penaßg, B«turd«y. p» nang lM>at Perak by 12 points (a penalty, three tries) to three points (a try i m their inter State Rugby encounter on Victoria Oreea todiiy. Penang led by .six points (a penalty, a try> to nil at the Interval.
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    BOUNAVISTA SOCCER
    22 15 llounavista Spoils Club will meet Base Medical Stores at SOOCer on the West Coast Road ground today at S.lO p.m.
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    89 15 Russia to train again Sfjrfnfif, Sat. h'ussia, Melbourne Cup winner hi IH'/H. champion stayer and publn- idol, icill iturn tit tr n hunt i hi tft/d--w v m Doemta r m preparmtiou for th*_ si/d--vrit tup at Easlr r. Russia, rit/ht [fears old, has been at the stud, but hi*
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    SRU Membership Subscriptions Due
    82 15 All Rugby playing dutw Singapore who would like to be affiliated to th«> Singapore Rugby Union are asked to send m their annual membership subscriptions of $10 to Mr. W. M. Quayle. Hon. Secretary, S.R.IT. c/o Thomas Cook and Son. (Continental and Overseas) Ltd. Cheques should
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    Malay Women Hockey Team In Action Today
    112 15 KUALA Lmnpttr sports enthusiasts trill today watch for the first time m the history of Malayan sports a Malay \cosnen's hockey team m action. The f/irls \<ill make their tbbtit at the Sultan SulaiHJ'ri Club f/mtnd.i this afternoon. The team, taptaimd by Che
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    'Rajas' were too good
    401 15 JfOTA RAJA, Singapore Cup and Second Division League winners, upheld their prestige by beating a strong Chinese (SCFA) side by three goals to one at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. Despite threatening weather, a lar^c crowd watched a game m which superior ball control and combination triumphed
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    390 15 The K«'*t 14 |»tH.: Scotland 11 jits. AFTER losing two of their players, both of them threequarters. m the first half, the Rest just managed to defeat Scotland by 14 points (a goal, three tries) to 11 points (a goal, two tries m the annual
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    369 15 .Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) Pat Van der Trouw was the most successful girl swimmer m yesterday's Junior Swimming Gala held at the Singapore Swimming Club. She won most of the events for the 'under 14 year-olds'. Her closest rival. Joyce Van der Tright was
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    FIRST TO REACH £10,000-MARK
    55 15 FIRST TO REACH £10,000 -MARK Melbourne, Sat. Mr. H. G. Raymond, ownei of Melbourne Cup winner Rtmfirc, \a the first owner to reach £10.000 m stake money on Melbourne metropolitan racecourses this season. Visiting owners H. J. Marshall (New Zealand) and P. J. Concannon (South Australia) are i.ext jusl above
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    232 16 ISAXDKA SEES S'POIIE Above, Peng Soon plays one of the most difficult shots m badminton with almost contemptuous ease. The shuttle is just leaving the racket at the completion of tl> low drive on the backhand. Few players' have the powr of wrist and
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    83 16 Jagindar Wins On A Foul Jagindar beat Coutinho m the sixth round of last night's main wrestling bout at the Happy World. Couttnho wag disqualified for employing questionable tactics. The other results are as follows Ho VVah Peng knocked out Boodh Singh m the fifth round; Tiger Ahmat won by
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    55 16 The following will represent the Ceylon Sports Club against S. C. C at hockey on Tut sday at the padang at 5. p.m.: V. N. Plllai; A. Ponnampalam; S. Nagaiah; V. Ramalingam, E. Doraisamy. A. C. ohegaran; S. K. SunIrmm; A. s. Ifanlam; s Kuaiasingiuun; a. Karim.
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    40 16 SHANGHAI. Sat. The British Chamber of Commerce m Hankow today denied the truth )f a foreign refugee's story m Hongkong alleging that antiforeign feeling was running l iigh m Hankow and foreigners \r<> being stoned and spat ipon.
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    267 16 1 LONDON, Sat.- Foot Ml results KA. CUP FIRBT ROUND •Barnet Exeter City ♦Bradford C. DoncaifcrColchester United 1; Reuto abandoned). Crewe Alex. 5, Billlngham 0 Crystal P. 0. Bristol C.I Dartford 2, Leyton 3. Gainsborough T. 1, Wittoo A. 0. Gateshead 3, Netherteld 0. ♦Halifax Town
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