Malaya Tribune, 14 November 1946

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    52 1 The Malaya Tribune jl) THE PEOPLE FOR THE PEOPLE THE ONLY NATIONAL NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA Now printed simultaneously i n Singapore. Kuala L umpur, Ipoh Penang. 'Phone Numbers: Editor 5813 Editorial 5811 Advertising 5812 Circulation Accounts 2005 j SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1946 TEN CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Thursday. Nov
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    UNIFIED MEDICAL SERVICE FOR MALAYA
    319 1 Equal Treatment For Local Doctors SINGAPORE, today-The Governments of the Malayan Union and Singapore have accepted in prmcipie a unified medical service in which loci! medical graduates will be able to take their place on c gui) terms with those from Britain, it was announced
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    British Prepare For Trouble In Germany
    113 1 Reuter. H'*'RF< >i:D. 3ERMANY, !fOv. IS. —Defence plana for u-e in ih--•vent of t touMe securing in Germany have recently been reviewed, senior staff Officer at British i Headquarter* claeloaeo tonight. Measures w,»u'.d include reintro- auction <>f armed eacorta :o uoi men personnel and
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    NO CONSCRIPTION
    43 1 Reuter. BELFAST, Nov. 13.—The Prime M,i:ist<>r of Northern Ireland. Sir Z**il Biooke, announced in North, m Ireland House of Commons today U'&t tie British Government IMd decided not to apply conscrip•i n into the British armed forces to Northern Ireland. —Reuter.
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    Fistieuffs In Parliament
    36 1 13 Mem im< at came to Hand ParUa- a tormy ii nas decidRoyal Commi<the seizure r lies of alleged baeco at the r. A. Foley. Se- and Home I ichanged bend a private
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    Perth Blacked Out By Strike
    189 1 Reuter. 13. —Perth is now suffering worse Ui»at any tune during the war as the re lilway engine drivers strike against the tlian standard Gaivet engines, which f d is unsafe. Foi a week the community has been without electric light. tram> and trains. The
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    FRANCE TO VOTE AGAIN
    74 1 N 13 —Within three et ion which C tnn Party in top I c National Assembly all day beating time to rally voters to the polls on Nov. and elecn turn elect .he ft as* Cooacil of ihe ties whs tibia the public that ttioo provided
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    Over 100 Dead In Peru Quake
    32 1 Km. 13-At 'east n>ad in the feed Dy earth on Sunday, and {her toll might interior said ting 27 .-econds 52 ninor n felt since that
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    Reds Will Defend Yenan To The Last
    238 1 A.P. Poiping. Nov. 13.—A Communist spokesman said today that the Communists will mobilise "our total strength to resist in orcher to accomplish the aim of shedding one drop of blood in return for every inch ot ground snatched" by the Nationalists. The spokesman
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    BIDAULT TO RESIGN
    95 1 A.P. PARIS. Nov. 13.—The French Cabinet decidea today that Preside ta and Foreign Minister Bidault would formally resign as soon as the newly elected legislature has organised itself some time alter Nov. 27. This c institutional formality rai- sis the (|liestion of whether Bidault will be asked,
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    British Action ‘Dictatorial’
    69 1 Reuter. NEW YORK. Nov. 13.—The Albanian OoVemdcUi today registered 'strong pretest" with the United Nation* against the British dec-t-ion tj sweep the Corfu Channel The Utter to Secretary General Tryxve Li< m scribed the British ■Cti >n a- dictatorial." British Admiralty >tatement is: i<d in London tonight
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    Soviet Reply On Straits
    159 1 Reuter. LONDON. Nov. 13.-The Soviet reply to the latest British note stating Britain's attitude to the Soviet proposals to Turkey for revising the 1936 Montreux Convention which governs the status of the Black Sea Straits, has recently been received in London. The British note was sent
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    TERRORISM IN HOLLYWOOD
    42 1 A.P. HOLLYWOOD. Nov. 14. Hw homes of two more non-striking movie workers on T|u>sday were b lasted by home-made grenades in a seconu successive night of new violence in »he two-months old AFL jurisdictional strike. Nol>o<ly was injured. A.P.
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    8 KILLED IN OLD DELHI
    49 1 Reuter. NEW DELHT. Nov. IS.—Eight ncople are reported to ha\e been killed and 1~ injll-vd in Old Delhi where police opened fire twice today t O *t°P brickbat battles. Troops later stood by. The police have been ordered tO ahoOt rioters on sight —Reuter.
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    44 1 Stockholm, Nov. 13—Press untitled ports said today that the Nchel prise for Chemistry pro! ably wil po eithef to J. H. Northrop of Princeton University for his virU.s reaseareh, or J. B. Sumner of Cornell, or W. M. Stanley of Princeton, both Enzyme experts.
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    Smuts Answers His Critics
    1779 1 Reuter. NEW YORK, Nov. 13 Gen. Jan Smuts today gav< South Africa's answer to the Indian delegation's charges of racial discrimination in South Africa and South-west Africa. After referring to the recent communal clashes in India, Gen. Smuts told the United Nations Trusteeship Committee: "One does
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    HIGH COMMISSIONER TO INDIA
    52 1 Reuter. LONDON, Nov. 13—Mr. Terence Shone, arhoee appointment n3 first B'itish Hirh Commissione< to India was announced in Sept* aher. is expected to leave Loudon by air tomorrow morning for Nov* Delhi to take up his new duties. He was formerly British Monster in Syria and
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    Terrorist Suspect Held In Glasgow
    174 1 Reuter. GLASGOW. Nov. 13. A Jew suspected of being associated with the Stern Gang of terrorists, wa c arrested. ahou t ten < ays ago at Glasgow it was disclosed to<"ay. The man who had identity papers representing him us discharged Soh'.ier of Gen. Anders
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    OUR FINANCIAL SECTION
    263 2 Share Market (Our Own Correspondent). The local share market generall3' was reported quiet bur steady yesterday. Most ot the business passing was written in industrials. Straits Traders improved slightly, being done at $15. United Engineers were again done at $10.50. Rallies Hotels $2.55, Ere. weries at $13.
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    Syphoned Petrol, Driver Jailed
    121 2 A Chinese lorry driver of the G.T.C- Lee Boon Kwee. who was seen, by a detective, at Covent (Sard ecu on the morning of 8 o: 22 syphoning some petrol from the tank of a three ton 0T C lorry he had been dr.ving. into a
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    PRIVATE BUSES TO AID S.T.C. ROUTE SHORTAGE
    292 2 The Singapore Ratepayers' Association is to urge the Municipal Commissioners to relieve ihe present serious shortage of transport by permitting the surplus buses Of other companies to ply temporarily over S.T.C routes. This resolution was passed unanimously a; the las meeting" held by
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    TAIPING TOWN BOARD FROWNS ON ACCOMODATION SITE
    272 2 TAIPING —An application by the Military authorities for semi-permanent accommodation in Taiping was put forward at the monthly meeting of the Town Board, Larnt and Matang. The site proposed is along the Swettenham Road. The chairman, Major K. J. L. Jamieson, said that
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    N.E.I. To Join Free Rubber Market
    89 2 A.P. BATAVIA Joining the worldwide move to free the rubber market from government controls, the Netherlands Indies Rubbet Board ha> announced that export firms e-tablished In the N E.I. may purchase rubber from the Board tor shipment j duiing and after 1947. "It Is
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    46 2 Reuter. Athens, Nov. 12— Workers on the Vthens-Biraeus tramways today started a 24 hour strike for wage rerease. The strikers demand an ill round 18 per cent, baste wajre in*rease with oven ime rate for ni-rht-vork and Sunday work at four time* the o.dinary iato. —Rruter.
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    BREACH OF TRUST, SEPOY GETS 2 YRS
    171 2 Mula Ram. a sepoy attached ;to transport unit of the R.I A- S.C., was sentenced to two years" 1 rigorous imprisonment on a I charge of criminal breach of I trust by First Diftrici Judge Paul Storr. yesterday. After he had been sentenced.
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    HK & SHANGHAI BANK
    45 2 HK SHANGHAI BANK Atrangements have been completed whereby the Hongkong Shanghai Banking Corporation, who have been represented In Sandakan. Labuan and Jesselton for the past 27 years, are now j in a position to undertake every i description of banking business j in the<e place?.
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    "Burma Victory" Special Shows For Children
    188 3 Children ol all Singapor ;*s schools will be able to see Burma Victory" at the Pavili. n Theatre on Monday. October 25. at 8.30 am. A special show at 8.15 a.m. on Saturday. Nov. 16. has also been arranged for all those unable to
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    STRIKE LESSON HAS BEEN A COSTLY ONE
    553 3 Garrett For Overhaul Of Labour System (Tribune Staff Reporter) A drastic overhaul and examination by the Government in matters concerning labour and Trade Union development was advocated by Mr. S. P. Garrett, Trade Union Adviser, in an address to the Rotary Club yesterday.
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    MALAYA'S MILK MARKET IS NOW 'FREE'
    206 3 Trihtinr Staff Repo'tor) from now on our milk supply is on a free market basis. With the free marketing: of milk now possible, til* present system of issuing sweetened condensed milV against ration card has altfiosj ceased. The card system of distribution was Introduced
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    New Cars: Allocation Change Is Opposed
    102 3 The Singapore Rnt%p«ycr» Asao elation haVt reaOhrad to •rrtte lo the »'elonin! Secretary eppOoifMj; s onpiy tha inaa/aaiioa that Ihe re self) allocation of of now vehicles between the Union and Birgapore be changed to 10-1. It was ftlggMtet that if there traa bo
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    S’PORE FOOD, PRODUCE MARKETS
    318 3 tßy Our Own Correspondent). Prices quoted oelow are foi picul weight except where other wise stated. Foodstuffs: —Yesterday's quotations were "Meehoou' Siarr. Indo-China $65; Kedah $05. No. 1 $95; No. 2 $85; No. 3 $75; Siam glutinous rice $100. Kedah glutinous rice $85; Siam rice milling
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    N. Malaya Has Ample Food Stocks
    149 3 i Tribune Staff K.joiter; Penang The whole of noitfc Malaya is assured of enough rice, sugar and flour until the end ot the year, said the Food Controller. Mr. D. Ingram, in an interview. He added that an unprecedented arrival of supplies had made
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    Alleged Arrears Of Maintenance
    90 3 Irwin Oliver Jones (38), who is being held in remand on a murder charge, was escorted *roni prison to appear l«efcre Second District Judge T. T. Russell on a summons charge to show cause why payments of ar renrs of a maintenance order should not be
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    CONSUL LEE GOES TO MEDAN
    50 3 Mr D. J. "Lee. Chinese Consul at Perth. Western Australia, U in Singapore on his way to Medan to take up his new appointment as Chinese Consul there. He will be vis'tln* his brother, Mr. N. X- Lee, who is the Chinese Consul at Penang.
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    DELI SULTAN LOOKS FORWARD TO INDONESIA'S FREEDOM
    362 3 'Tribune Staff Reporter). Whatever the outcome of present talks now being carried out between the Dutch and Indonesians regarding the future of Indonesia, all native peoples look forward to the day when Indonesia is completely independent and recognized as such, declared Sultan Osman
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    Churchill And Russia
    489 4 Stripped of picturesque phrase and rhetoric. Mr. Churchill's latest speech in he House of Commons amounts to this- -let Europe unite against Russia. Lan-«-11r has failed to win Soviet friendship, and Moscow s intentions, if not precisely known, are menacing. It skilful, plausible pleading, but the counsel
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    New Book On India
    262 4 Reuter. SYDNEY. —India is so much in the news today, ;»"d it- problems arc so complex, that a relatively short and simple account of Indian affairs by one who has hud Unparalleled Opportunities for viewing the Indian r.cenc as a dctacjied observer would be welcome in
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    China Still Starving
    332 4 Shanghai. Despite the spread ing civil war CNRRA-UNRRA relief shipments from Shanghai to the interior are being speeded up to alleviate distress in the coming winter. In the past 30 days the movement or urgently needed supplies reached a new record, totalling no less than 121.772 long
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    U.S. And Moscow's Suspicions
    273 4 Washington. American diplo matic strategy, as reflected in day by day conversations among the career men in the State Department, is bent upon solt pedalling talk of a get-tough-with-Russia policy. Top ranking diplomats who forge this country s foreign policy would like at- the same time
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    PROGRESS IN AIR TRANSPORT
    930 4  -  By RAY GLADWELL There has been it great deal of talk in aviation circles of the airliner of the future cruising at 500 m.p.h. high .above the earth, carrying passengers in vibrationless jet-propelled flight, with luxury cabins fully pressurized and air conditioned. Britain may be the
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    The Life Of Chinese Donald
    542 4 "He Is a most extraordinary being John Gunther wrote o.' William Henry Donald, and it cannot be denied that he accurately summed up the Australian who was unofficial adviser lo Chinese leaders since shortly after the turn of the century. Donald died in Shanghai last
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    THE PEOPLE'S POSTBAG Approves International Club
    258 4 Letters To The Editor S Sir —After reading the letters of Miss J H." and Pamela Dickinson in your paper. I feel eonstrained to make my observa tions on the question of forming a Nudist Club The former's suggestion, i daresay, will be considered
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    Internationa! Socialist Club
    117 4 S"r.- —I heartily M:ss Pamela Dick ns n .uyuvstion r an International Socialist Club in Singapore in pi a," t .i a Nudist Club You could not depend on local support for a nudist club, bu; you could dep nd r. consider-» able support t\.r a S<
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    Praises New Councillors
    125 4 Sir. May I. cn behai! oi my community, congratulate wno had a hand .n the s iect. r. of the new Advisory C uncu members? All three members ar. levelheaded. with many year perience in pubi c servict in country, and the elect rs c not have
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    BING, HYMNS SLOW UP PRODUCTION
    215 4 Reuter. Sydney.—"Deep in the Heart of 1 work in factories faster than any othei m Crosby slows up production. So do hymns These arc some of ihe odd results of music-while you-work reported in a summary of information prepared by the Industrial Welfare division of
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    Tracking Cosmic Rays
    149 4 in the In a secret labora rj heart of Cheshire ter scientists v. r-: I i night during i on ezperlmenfl amic led will ttltimatelj Ito detect the pr 'of the large cosmic r in Ine upper attnospi j They are Profes i Blackett. atomic r« tist.
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    PRISONS DEPT. ASIATICS NOT GETTING SQUARE DEAL
    391 5 Promotion Comes Too Late In Life 'Tribune Staff Ttepo <ter) Although special appointments to higher grades have been granted to Asiatics in Government Service, these promotion s appear to come at a time when the oflicers covered are due for retirement. The gesture
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    Agreement In Java
    121 5 N v 13. -The drat; Indonesian settle- d to be initiallec Ing of the Dutcn gat ions here c Commissionack to Hollanc rning to ask tht it's consent tt ree ment. [Ue issued ai v stated "a e-jreement' but an inthe Commis. day told Assocl"a very clear
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    Priests Bum Abbot, Layman
    115 5 A.P. PEIPING. Nov. 13—Chinese I police reported today that 36 priests in the famous Taoist temple of Paiyunkan (White j Mountain* revolted yeaterda? and burned to death the Abbot of the Temple and its Ta nisi I layman in a huge bonfire. The priests, accusing the
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    OVERTURES MADE TO EXILED MEN
    173 5 Reuter. LONDON, Not. 12.—Soeemi army officers who joined the Republicans* cause during the civil war and are new in exile in Lorn"on have been approached by "unofficial ambassadors* 1 with an off Of of reinstatement in the Spanish Army if they are willing to return
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    CEYLON RAISING TEA EXPORT DUTY FROM JAN. 1
    213 5 Reuter. >, Nov. 12. —During: the meeting of the mcil today. Sir Oliver Goonetilleke, Financial the Ceylon Government, announced Cevlevy a heavy export duty on all exports n free auctions are resumed at the beginh( new year. ffl exhaustive nil recent r.eBoard
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    Indianization Of Armed Services
    63 5 Reuter. NEW DELHI. Nov. 13.—The Indian Interim Government has appointed a committee to adv se on complete Indianization of the armed forces within the shortest possible time, it was announced here today The Committee of seven which will include three senior Indian officers representing the three
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    Rome's Leftists In High Spirits
    79 5 A.P. Rome, Nov. 13. —Torches flamed on the t.nver of Campidoglio, RomeV city hall a> 0.000 cheering Leftists celebratec their victory in Sunday';, municipal election* The Victory .Was reported already ta have created a critical situation for Pvnr.' Minister Alcide De Gas peri's cabinet. The
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    Penang Bread Hawkers Pay The Price
    104 5 (Tribune Staff Reporter) PENANG In the tirst three days of the one-week campaign against breed hawkers launchei by the Inspect* rate of the Food Control Department, Penang. 500 one-pound loaves were seized. The campaign i.s to safeguard the interests ot the public a;: far
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    Chicago-Japan Phone Wedding
    66 5 A.P. WASHINGTON. Nov. 13.—Miss Dora Lebbedies »1 Chicago became the bride oi Captain waiter Hettlinger on duty in Japan in a t lephonic marriage ceremony yesterday The bride. 24 said she met the husband. 29. five years ago when he worked for tne Chicago Peeking Company Hettlinger
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    Big Opium Haul
    60 5 Twenty-four pounds of Persian opium w.>re found by a Customs Search Party which boarded the Shell Oil Tanker Solarium on her arrival at Pulau Bukom from Aberdeen on Tues- day. Part ot the drug was hidden in Ore-extinguishers which had had their contents removed. The local value
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    PROBLEMS FACING BRITISH MIDDLE EASTERN FORCES
    400 5 Reuter London. Nov. 13. -The British forces in the Middle East were faced with the constant danger that political considerations might prejudice military proproblems. Gen. S r Henry Maitland Wilson. British Command-er-in-Chief declared in his report to the War Ministry punlished to-day. The report
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    U.S. To Go On Making Synthetic Rubber
    246 5 San Francisco. Nov. 13—The United States must not allow its warbuilt $700,000,000 (U.S.) synthetic rubber industry to lapse hut should continue to produce enough synthetic rubber to meet one-third of the nation's normal requirements and to maintain a standby capacity for emergency use.
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    'RAJA MUDA' HAS NO RIGHT TO TITLE
    445 5 Sarawak Issue Officially Clarified In response to a request by the Government of Sarawak, the Secretary of State has now supplied the following official statement which is being widely circulated in Sarawak: (1) It has come to my notice that Mr. Anthony Brooke
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    INDO-U.S. AIR LINK SOUGHT
    132 5 Reuter. WASHINGTON. Nov. 12. Th; Indian Governmen, has agreed 0 the signing of the Bermuda Type of commercial aviation agreement vi h the United Slates, responsib'« diplomatic sources disclosed today. Formal announcement of the agreement is expected to t>c made shortly. Thv BJtieeincnt provides for no
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    Belgium Cabinet Crisis Looms
    104 5 Reuter. BRUSSELS. Nov. 13—The sixth Belgian Cabinet crisis since the war loomed sudd.nly today when two of four Communist ministers in the coalition government issued a formal threat to Camille Juysmans. Socialist Prime Minister, to withdraw their party from the coalitionActing as delegates of their party,
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    U.S. NARCOTICS TRAFFICKER ARRESTED
    126 5 A.P. WASHINGTON. Nov. 13.—The U.S. Treasury announced the arrest of Robert Dudley Linville, who the Federal Agency said was once active in Hong Kong a s "the most important international trafficker in narcotics," and at present listed in the narcotic investigators' archives. Linville, arrested in Phoenix,
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    PERSIA'S NEW TROUBLE
    91 5 Reuter. TEHERAN, Nov. 12.—There Were f:osh n.dications here today that the Persian Government would make j> move to regain control of the town of Sfienjan—occupied by Azerbaijan Democratic Party since April— by force if necessary." The semi-official newspaper Ate la mbliabed a report that the Government fo;Les
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    BAJPAI. MERKELL-- STATUS RAISED
    44 5 BAJPAI. MERKELL--STATUS RAISED Reuter. WASHINGTON, Nov. 12.—Sir Gir.iah Bajpai was today appointed interim Charge d'Affairs of the new Indian Embassy pending the appointment of fu'l Ambassador. Mr. George Merkell. the piesent American Commissioner to India, was also appointed interim charge .'Affair- in New Delhi.—Reuter.
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    23 5 Reuter. VATICAN CITY, Nov. 12 untitled dinal Camilla Caccia DamiaJajai died :o»ii?h t ac-cd (V.*. H<- had been ill siru-e Ncv. 8. —Reuter.
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    'Siam PoW Administration Was Friend Of Prisoners: Nakamura
    515 6 Evidence ihat British and Allied Prisoners-of-War, employed on the construction of the Burma-Siam railway, worked naked and even without footwear was given in the War Crimes Court yesterday by Col. Snigeo Nakamura, commandant of the Siam PoW Administration unit. Nakamura and four
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    Opium Comes— In Many Ways
    170 6 Reuter. HONG KONG: -Trafficking in orepprei opaun has Iner—e in Hone Kong due to Immigrant* ham the interior of Chma. Iv beptewber 62 drttg tiafflc SMes detoCted as .oPlpared 12 ill March. Thi< is officially at'nbuted ta IBHiaiaiiSß who art bnng•'g theii own opium With
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    New Plan To End U.S. Maritime Strike
    147 6 A.P. SAN FRANCISCO Nov. 12 Nathan Fensinger. the spec al representative of the U.S. Department. of Labour, today resumed conferences with unions ana employers in an effort to end the 42-day-oki maritime j st r her. Feinslnger was reported to nave submitted a
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    'C' FLAG FOR GERMAN SHIPS
    99 6 LONDON. Nov. 12.-The type of flag to be ft iwn by German >hips was decided at a meeting of tho Allied Control Council in Beilin today, -ays the British new- service in Germany. The Hag will he composed of five horizontal -tripes of thiee colours
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    Reception At India House
    91 6 Reuter. LONDON. Nov 12 Tt BT»1 reception g:ven in London by the neW aa toi atUI Oovefnntetfl of India was held at India H.»us. to-night When 300 guests. refifMelitative of tho pi\«pera,.««ry commission »1 the United Nations political and diplc«nalic wo; Id attended a party given
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    U.S. Won't Break With Franco
    54 6 Reuter. The United Stores vieW is stated to be that until the Security Council Mtlnd pic HIM floanish regime a thTĕat to international orncp .my etttofl WHich might lead to eivii war should be avoided. The United State* Government, however, hi maintaining the ondemllttttOh Of
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    ENGLAND BEAT WALES 3-0 in SOCCER INTERNATIONAL
    414 7 Reuter. Manchester, Nov. 13—in the first full soccer international to be played in England since 1938, England beat Wales 3—o before a crowd of 60,000 here today und so became almost sure of winning the international championship. The Englishmen were more polished; their
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    Cabanello Wins
    67 7 A.P. SAN JOSE. California. Nov 13-—Speedy Cabanello. the hardpunching Filipino from Manila was too powerful for Kenny Lindsay ol Vancouver. British Columbia, and knocked out the Canadian in one minute 49 seconds in the second round Of their scheduled Ten-round fight. Cabanello. lift, flex red Lindsay. 123. twice
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    RECS SCORE GOOD HOCKEY VICTORY
    162 7 ad Wireless hockey computed of men I from India, were the S.R.C. in a padani yesterday, ere the stronger I .cd thei: win. rnrnenced with the I ing the attack, and k pacing tactics gave rsl .ui;al scored by broke through in the D minutes.
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    TAMILS TO MEET R.E.M.E.
    37 7 Brotherhood AssoLll meet the R E ME W :kshop. at soccer, at Road n Saturday. ut lis team will be: Muthusamy, Noordin, N. G. nbn. Muniandy. Suppiah and Manian. Berry. N B. Krishna.
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    Players' Demands: No Decision Until Feb. Next
    182 7 Reuter. SOUTH PORT, Nov. 12.-The Secretary of the Football League, after the management committee meeting held at Southport tonight, disclosed that it will not be until February that football players joill know the decision of League Clubs on their claims for improved wages
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    NAVY ENTER CUP SEMI-FINAL AFTER ELIMINATING RAF
    367 7 R.N.A.S. (Sembawang) 3 R.A.F. (Tengah) 1 Rallying in the final stages, the R.N.A.S. (Sembawang!. the Navy's last hopes in the Victory Cup games, eliminated the Tengah Airmen in the second round of the knockout soccer competition played at Jalan Besar yesterday, winning by
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    Victory Cup SoccerSemi-Finals Draw
    37 7 Wednesday, Nov. 20, 5.15 p.m. SRC (Eurasians> v. RNAS (Sembaioang). Saturday, Nov. 23, 5 p.m. SCFA (Chinese) vs. RAF Base Headquarters. The final wf& be played on Sunday, Dec. 1, at 5 p.m.
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    Ireland's Soccer Team Against Scotland
    87 7 Reuter. LONDON. Nov 12 —The 'ea'Ti to p ay BcOtlMti ill tho Soccer International a r Hampden Park. Otasjpew, on Nov. 87, Vn announo »>o a- Hinton Fiilham No hian ('Brentford), Hiertej i.iniiola o.tiey. cKknebester Unitett), Vernor. Beliast CeHic Farrell f Evert on Coc'.v. a*n-.
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    C.S.C. HOCKEY
    66 7 Th" Ceylon Sport* Club opens J the hockey eaaon with fcfce first > ff) be played thi cresting •g air st the PcliCe at .".l."> p.m or the Police rromd. fallowing erfll rtpreoeitl \hc s C V. W. Pilhti J. Sebastian, V V. Jotm, C. rhuraisi»e.vn A. >h>trarar\
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    CHINESE BEAT YANKS AT BASEBALL
    31 7 The Chinese Baseball Team beat the American Team eh sen from the President Line Mar ne Leopard" by 14 to 8 played 00 the SRC ground-
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    Soccer Becoming More Global
    345 7  -  By ARCHIE OUICK More and more, soccer is becoming as global as h<? late war. World-wide characteristics are developing each week. There is the Great Britain vs The Kest of the Worltl match, to be played a| *iv» season's end. Czechoslovakia!! and Swedish teams and Dutrh
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    New Life Win At Badminton
    141 7 Playing at the Cphinx Badminton Party's Court the New Life Badminton Party defeated the Sphinx Badminton Party by four games to three. The results were as follows. (New Life B.P. player s mentioned tirst): SINGLES: Koh Bong Swee beat Aloysisus De Souza 15-3. 15-3: Charlie
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    ARMED ROBBERY ALLEGED
    58 7 Alleged to have robbed six tyres and an electric pump from a Garage in Lavendar Street at 4.10 am. on Nov. 12. Koo Cheng Cher (24) had a tentative charge of armed robbery explained to him when he appeared before Second Magistrate L. C. Goh. yesterday. The
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    S.C.R.C. SOCIAL
    27 7 Members and their friends are reminded that the S.C.R.C. is holding a Tea Dance at the Clubhouse on Saturday from 4.00 to 8 00 p.m.
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    Morris Plays Himself Into First Test Team
    381 7 (From Norman Preston, Reuters Special Correspondent with the MCC Team). MELBOURNE, Nov. 13.- Don Bradman today confirmed the opinion formoci at Adeltude that he had lost none of his skill, and will again be the biggest headache to the English bowlers. There is
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    Score Board
    95 7 Reuter. MCC Ist Innings: 314. AUSTRALIAN Xl—lst Inngs. Harvey c Ikin b Smith 22 Morris c Evans b Yardley 115 Bradman c Pollard b Compton 106 Ha>sett c Hutton b Smith 28 Miller c Evans b Smith 5 Pettiford not out 27 McCool not out 22 Extras 2
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    ISOLATION OF SPAIN WILL LEAD TO WAR—Franco
    994 8 A.P. (By Alburn West, Associated Press Correspondent) MADRID, Nov. 14. —Generalissimo Francisco Franco told the Associated Press, in an exclusive statement yesterday, that the economic and political isolation of Spain "would greatly increase the possibility of war" through the disunion among and within
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    COUNTERFEITERS BUSY IN JAVA
    54 8 Reuter. JOGJAKARTA: Within a week of the issue of the New Republican money counterfeits of five sen, ten sen and ten rupiah notes were found In circulation, the Indonesian Finance Ministry announced. The public ha< been asked to report anything that might assist the endeavouring to
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    Fishing Fleet
    45 8 Sydney. Nov. IL'. —Sixteen flshinc i vessels. manned by men of eft n-iflereri t nations, left Sydney oday I under the auspices of t* u> UNRKA for China where they are urgently n-tdea x<> replace losses of fishing i \essels during he war.
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    5 – Party Coalition Likely For France
    313 8 5 Party Coalition Likely For France Reuter. PARIS. Nov. 13.—A blanket of silence has decenaed upon France's political panics, each of whom is considering behind locked doors the country's verdie. of last Sunday's election, and preparing for the bargaining which must shortly ensue to form a coalition Government. Such a
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    JAP FLIERS MISSED PRIZE TARGET-OIL
    166 8 A.P. NEW YORK. Nov. 13. The man who commanded America's Asiatic fleet at the outbieak of World War II yesterday asserted that j "with the forces which the Allies po-se-sod we would have lost the Far Eastern theatre even if the j plans and preparation-
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    LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE
    103 8 Reuter. LONDON. Nov. IS.—Excepting Ho sic Ilai s which were the wing lot ies op to o: c ;<n" s half points •he markets generally were preserv- 1 <r t m m R'lS'^O vances were fully maintained. In the Industrial section miscellane OSJS issues were most y
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    80,000 Tons Of Goods "Lost" Due To Strike
    337 8 (Tribune St aff Repn: or > Tli'' South East, Asia Freight Movement Committee at a meeting yesterday decided to recommend the resumption of loading of cat goes for Singapore from Die. 1. The chairman of the Singapore Harbour Board, Mr. Henry Bast
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    RUGBY UNION RESULTS
    47 8 Reuter. LONDON. Nov. 13.—The following are Rugov Union results". —Cambridge University 28, Guy's Hospital r.: OXi'ord University 10. Oxford T'mv. Greyhounds 6: United Services, Poitsmouth 26. Royal Naval College. <Greewich) 4. 'Ihe Rugby League result is Bramloy 4 Wakefield Trinity 18 Rou r er.
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