Malaya Tribune, 19 October 1949

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    62 1 Malaya Tribune by im PEOPLE FOR THE PEOPLE Jck Tribune" S'pwt LARGER SALES THAN ANY AFTERNOON PAPER IN MALAYA Phone 3811/3 Published simultaneously at Si ngapore, Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh and Penang. TWELVE PAGES. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1949 PRICE TEN CENTS. THE MALAYA TRIBUNE LONDON REPRESENTATIVE E. Maurice Olover, Malaya
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    British, Reds Meet At Border
    77 1 y Hongkong frontier po- S lice ma .i ami Sub-lnspec- S i tor R. N. Oliver talk to I the No. 1 Chinese Red i guerilla half an hour af- j ter the guerillas captured Shataukok, a town on the border tetween China and the
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    Mr. V. Warns The UN on Yugoslavia
    305 1 Reuter. LAKE SUCCESS, Tuesday. Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Vyshinsky, aaid today that any attempt to put Yugoslavia into the vacant seat on the Security Council would cause "serious deterioration in East-West relations." Addressing his first press conference since he became Foreign Minister Mr.
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    SUICIDE ATTEMPT
    36 1 Reuter. TOKYO, Tues.—A 23-year-old wife of a Japanese who had been arrested yesterday as ringleader suspect of a 60--member robber gang attempted to kill her twe children and then commit suicide herself today.— Reuter.
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    Magazine Tomorrow
    50 1 fTO-MORROW'S Malaya 1 1 Tribunw will be a twelve page issue and l will contain the Tribune J Magazine for holiday reading during Deepa(valt i There will be no Malaya Tribune on Fri- day. Publication will be r resunvd on Saturday with another bumper twelve page issue. L
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    SOVIET RAIL EXPERTS IN PEKING
    72 1 Reuter. HONGKONG, Tues —Several Soviet railway experts are attending a conference of railway chiefs now being held in Peking, according to the Peking Radio tonight. This is to lay the groundwork of a largescale plan by the Chinese Communist authorities to restore China's railways, the
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    Kenya Coming To S'pore
    139 1 Reuter. LONDON. Tues. —Britain's "big ship" naval strength in the Far East, depleted recently by the return home of the 10,000-ton cruiser London after her Yangtse battle, is shortly to be raised to three cruisers again. The 8.000-ton Kenya, a veteran of the war in Eastern
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    XMAS MAILS
    54 1 The Postmaster-General, Malaya, announces that the latest dates of posting at the General Post Office, Singapore, for correspondence and pa reels Intended for Christmas delivery to the undermentioned countries are as follows: United Kingdom, by air. 11.12.49, surface letters. 2.11.49, parcels 2.11.49; U.S.A 11.12.49, 25.10.49, and 25.10.49; Australia,
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    COSTLY WEDDINGS
    19 1 A.P. LONDON, Tugs. —British marriages are going to be more expensive now that the pound is cheaper.—A.P.
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    CRIPPS QUIZZED IN THE HOUSE
    205 1 Reuter. LONDON. Tues.—Sir Stafford Ciipps, Chancellor of the Exchequer, told Parliament today that Britain gave France as long as possible of the decision to devalue the pound. He was answering criticism by Professor Douglas Savory, Conservative, who said France was greatly dissastlsfied at the "lack
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    SPY DIES
    19 1 U.P. METZ, France, Tues.—Edmund Skibb, 45, convicted French collaborator, was executed here today by a flrine squad.—U.P.
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    WATERMEN STRIKE
    20 1 U.P. MANILA, Tues. More than 700 metropolitan water district workers walked out in a previously unannounceu strike today.—U.P.
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    1958 BUDGET SHOWS NO NEW INCREASE IN TAXES–YET
    1796 1  -  By LAWRENCE G. MANI flO immediate increase in taxation—either direct or indirect-is forecast in jj*gt&jm Budget report, tabled in the I«Sh^& mfve f fMOO.OOO. S| sooner or late??hiTw?U P,ans f °J the fut,,re ar *> carried out. the tTUnk wiU -re, but
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    HALT DIVORCES-ELIZABETH
    170 1 LONDON, Tues.—Princess Elizabeth roundly scolded the British people today for what she called a high divorce rate and felling moral standards. In the strongest public statement by any member of the Royal Family tor years, the 22-year-old heiress presumptive to the throne, told a Mothers Union rally: "I
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    A Slight Mistake
    39 1 The printed copy of the budget gives the estimated deficit an 97,980,391. This is an error caused 1 by the duplication of a credit entry in the estimates. The correct estl- < mated deficit is $6,400,- < 000.
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    STOP PRESS Lotteries Motion Uropped
    29 1 Mahal's motion calling for lotteries to be legalised was withdrawn in the Legislative Council this morning for lack of a seconder among the Unofficial*.
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    Figures At A Glance
    51 1 REVENUE EXPENDITURE «90 452 M $I 272 658 REVOTES 99.777,443 SURPLUS m lf PUBLIC WORKS, EXTRA- ORDINARY 8,473.^ DEFICIT f 79g0391 1946 REHABILITATION LOAN AMOUNT RAISED BY THE ISSUE ESTIMATED AMOUNT TO BE «WOO.OOO SPENT UP TO DECEMBER 31, 1949 ESTIMATED TO BE SPENT IN 1950
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    Struggle To Keep Law, Order Will Last Years —SIR FRANK LIN GIMSON
    1404 1 l -intainu.g law Sir Franklin Gimson. *S F° vern r of Singapore. Ed against a «rf 8W and ordeT must to China, but in the world as a whole C mmumsm n °t only in Malaya or even
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    DATO ONN VOTE DROPPED
    347 2 Chairman Says Motion Unnecessary JOHORE BHARU, Tuesday. THERE was drama in the Johore State Council this 1 morning when the confidence vote on Dato Onn bin Ja'afar was withdrawn. Proposer Dato Abdullah bin Esa formally moved that the Council had full confidence in Dato Onn as
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    Mr. Fraser Is back S.I.T CHIEF IS BACK WITH A PLAN FOR SINGAPORE
    156 2 DACK from his "busman's holiday" in England, Mr. J. M. Fraser, manager of D the Singapore Improvement Trust, yesterday told the Tribune that he had completed a survey for an overall plan to develop the colony. Mr.
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    BILL SLIM TO VISIT MALAYA
    88 2 Fic'd Msrshal Sir William Slim. Chief of the Imperial General Staff will visit the Far East Land Forces sometime between Oct. 20 and 31. The field marshal will visit Malaya and Hongkong. Lieutenant-General Sir John Harding. C-in-C Far East Land Forces, will accomoany him Sir
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    He stole her watch to steal her love
    193 2 Love laughs at locksmiths, bat 18-year-old Yap Kirn Yeng was unable to raise a smile when he appeared before the Malacca Sessions Court President, Mr. F. A. Chua, on a charge of theft of a wrist watch valued at $25. Yap was
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    CURFEW IN SEPANG
    69 2 Commencing from last night, a curfew hats been imposed in Kampong Salak in the Scpang district of Negri Sembilan. Every person within the Town Board limits of Kampong Salak in tbc district of Sepang shall remain within doors between the hours of 7.30 p.m. and 5.30 a.m.
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    Get Your Card Details Right
    108 2 iTwo thousand five hundred people have been milling i at the Registration Centre for the past three days. On Monday alone, 1.200 queued up. Reason They want to have particulars in their identity cards corrected. Singapoie police have warned that inaccuracies on cards will render
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    SINGAPORE WEDDINGS
    65 2 T"|». Mirhnel Loh and W» bfide, Mary Won;, cut the bridal raki- alt»r their neoii wedding at the Strait* Cktarm Methodist Church, liapor. Mar\ i* th» «taught-r of Mr. and Mr*. Wong Yew.—David Foto' Service. Below Mr. Tommy Chew Kiua Choag of tm* Anglo-Saxon Petroleum Co. (Eastern) Ltd..
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    WIFE TRIED TO GET RID OF ME —HUSBAND
    194 2 that his wife was conspiring to get rid of him, Sqd. Ldr. D. D. Martin Butcher, told the Singapore High Court yesterday, that he did not take his wife seriously when she told him she was goin- to leave him. There was
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    CUT STOMACH TO CURE HEADACHE
    79 2 Foon Shce. 57, a bill qol lector told the Second FolicMagistrate, Singapore, yester day, that he had suffered a severe headache on Septem J?5" 25 > and SOing into the Kitchen took something to cut his stomach. He did not realise he had used a
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    Informer Rewarded
    51 2 Two Chinese women, Tan Siok Kirn, 35, and Loo Guat Hong, 28, were yesterday fined $400 each by Mr. D A Fyfe. the Fourth Police Magistrate, for assisting m the canying out of public lotteries- -Chap-Ji-kt. Mr. Fyfe ordered that onethird of the fines be given to the
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    Admonished
    35 2 eighty-year-o'd Chinese, Yew Kirn Liang, yesterday explained to Mr. E.V A Peers, the Second Police Magistrate, Singapore, tha* he sold cigarettes without a licence to while away his time. He was admonished and discharged^
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    Certain L. K. Morse, the Re sident of Kuching, and Mrs Morse who disembarked from the K. M. S. Carthage in Singapore yesterday. Th?y have beVn on Tlx tSJLl1 kIISRST Great Britain and wiii be returning to Sarawak in the s.s. Angby.
    43 2 Certain L. K. Morse, the Re sident of Kuching, and Mrs Morse who disembarked from the K. M. S. Carthage in Singapore yesterday. Th?y have beVn on Tlx tSJLl 1 kIISRST Great Britain and wiii be returning to Sarawak in the s.s. Angby.
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    UNAUTHORISED DEALS IN CURRENCY
    231 2 h'videno that B. H. Battat and Kane Wooti Geok were 'innuthorized dealers In foreign exchange, was given in j tht» Assize Court yesterdav by Mr. Overtor.. Deputy Conj troMer r.f Foreign Exchangi Battat and Kang arc charged with conspiracy and a series of other Charges rt
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    They Had a Ride
    40 3 Bue He Did Not bov» <5l«» lllew over «eletar. FHl>e) are cUmblnz w,<» ltbluVota ll>. pilnr. OMcee H ,N w«te tl»w !>»»<"<» up rvue,. I'r-' bs»v didn't. l»o4i lLlan l»ejnic enn»o»ed bv bt>. b«>««n»»,«Me!X»x, No rnrbv Xtlxerton.
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    52 BOYS WENT UP IN A DAKOTA-BUT 1 DIDN'T
    234 3 JjTFTY-two Pearls Hill schoolboys were flown over Seletar and part of Singapore in an RAF Dakota yesterday. But one boy did not "go up in the aeroplane." He was Kok Lian Huat. His parents did not want him to. But headmistress,
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    WOMAN BANDIT
    33 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues A Malay woman bandit was one of three bandits captured by the Police in a sudden raid on a bandit camp in the Kemasek area of Trengganu yesterday.
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    'LOTTERIES WILL ROB GOVT OF AUTHORITY'
    353 3 IF the Singapore Government legalises State lotteries it will be surrendering its right to control and pnniafe crimes, states the Labour Party in a four-paged memorandum against lotteries, issued last night. Referring to the suggestion that the Federal Legislative Council must accept human nature
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    GOVT. OFFICES IN KOTA BHARU
    35 3 The offices of the District Forest Officer, Kota Bharu. the Assistant Controller of iVleeomnrmications. and Assistant Custodian of Enemy Property at Kota Bharu ar^ m in the Food Control Uiilding.
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    IN BRIEF
    128 3 Maj. General Sir Ro- bert Mansergh, Com- mander-in-Chief of the Allied Forces. Nether- S lands East Indies, i arrived in Singapore from London last iffht. "So This is Singapore" f will be the subject of a 1 x talk at the East West i Society meeting tomor- i
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    Hollywood Gave Him A Big Hand
    114 3 MR. Lim Eng Kwan, of Singapore, was given a big hand in Universal City when he visited Hollywood some weeks ago in the course of a sixmonths' totl r of tne" United States. At tfniversai-Irrternatfona! studios, he was given a Tingside seat to watch
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    WHITLEY COUNCIL FOR SIGNALMEN
    151 3 A memorandum oi agreement introducing Whitley Council conciliation machinery between the Malayan Railway administration and the Malayan Railway Signalmen Union was signed this morning in a 15--miwßrte ceremony at the General Manager's office, Malayan Rafrway, Knala Lujnpur. The General Manager, the Hon. Mr. J. C. Sander
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    International Bank Is U.S. Weapon–USSR
    404 3 Russia charged yesterday that the United States was using the International Bank as an instrument to effect its policy of economic expansion in Asia and the Far East. This Russian diatribe blew up during discussion on the draft report, prepared by the Drafting Committee, dealing
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    NEW PLAN WILL COST $200,000,000
    356 3 Education Survey might have to pay more than $200,000,000 (hiring the next ten years for the education of its .100,000 children. This fs revealed in a survey of the Colony's educational needs issued lajit night The surrey which, forms Volume... 11 of the Educational Plan
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    K.L. TRIPLETS DIE THE SAME DAY
    95 3 Kuala Lumpur. Tues.—The first triplets to he born in the Federal Capital since the liberation, and who would have been one-month-old on Trtursdav. have died. When the mother. Wong Lee, left the maternity hospital the triplets were placed in the Kuala Lumpur Convent but
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    Back to work
    44 3 Chief of the Singapore Vaval Baa* Police force, Lf-t <,| P. H. Little M. B. (with garland), Mr*. Ut% *.n<l rhefr little daughter Janet, who returned yesterday after spending live months<ureat Britain. Thi% v*us I t.-Col. Little's first leave since the liberation.
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    THE HOSPITAL FOR SHIPS
    270 4 The Singapore Harbour Board Dockyard ha* a close resemWance to a busy hospital vj mitme that repair.* Amongth' thousands of ships that call at or pass through Singapore, every year, there are always re P££ s and like In any busy hospital, where no sooner a
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    HO CHI MINH HAS ARMY OF MORE THAN 140,000 FIGHTING MEN
    961 5  -  By LIONEL HUDSON Reuter. THE official French view is that if r SAIGON, Tuesday* 1 dependent VietnamTodaf h ar^ Wlthdrew their troops newry-in-country by to-morrow. y hard COIG communists woufd be in control of the «SteM fon,ler E reneh
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    RED CHIEF LOSES TO A MIDWIFE
    86 5 U.P. OSLO, TueS, Tlie Communisls lost tbvcir in tic Norwegian Assembly today when a rc-cbsck at Hamar showed Emk Locvlien, Chairman of the- Communist Party, had lost by less than 50 votes to a itjtdwife. The iP-count shov/<yj| that 51 Labour baiiots in.-Hamai had
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    DUCHESS INSPECTS THE RAF
    92 5 A.P. HAMBURG. Tues. Her Uoval Highness the Duchess Gloucester arrived in the British zone of Germany yesterday. J y She was accompanied by the Director of the Women's Loyal Air Force WRAF Uoormandant Dame Felicity H*» nbury. The Duchess was met on arrival at Bueckeburg airport
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    NO 'LITTLE BOY BLUES' TO TEND THE SHEEP
    109 5 A.P. WASHINGTON, Tues. Unless more "little boy blues start watching the sheep, Americans may go to the butcher shop one of these days and find there is no such thing as a lamb chop or mutton. A shortage of shepherds has reduced
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    INDO-CEYLON TRADE TALKS THIS WEEK
    114 5 Reuter. XEW DELHI, Tues. A bade delegation from Oevloo is expected to arrive in Delhi on October 20 to discuss with the Government of India issues affecting trade between the two countries in essentia' commodities and allied matThe delegation which is expected to 3tsy fn
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    MISS CHURCHILL WEDS TODAY
    74 5 Reuter. SEA ISLAND, Georgia, Tues.—Miss Sarah Churchill, ictress daughter of Mr. Winston Churchill and Mr. Anthony Ccauchamp, a British Society Photographer, announced here today that they would be i tarried tomorrow. The couple said that they had been secretly engaged for a week and that they
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    FILM CHIEF WANTS QUOTA UP
    150 5 A.P. LONDON, Tues. Eric Johnston, head of the Motion Picture Association 0* Amenis riving into London this week t<T try to expand Hollywood's Biggest foreign market. The London Office of the Hollywood him chief announcer! yesterday that he wants the American film quota to be
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    Judge Is Enlightened
    173 5 Reuter-AAP. 'J MELBOURNE, Tues.— Z Estimates of annua! cv- penUitinv on their perso- f nal wardrobes mad* to < tne Australian Arbitra- a tion Court by eignt v lac-tory women workers 4 g recently ranged irom 1 J ~A«.<* Jo £A 199. They were giving cvi- a
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    PAY OF INDIA'S PRESIDENT IS $6,375 A MONTH
    91 5 Reuter. NEW DELHI, Tues. The Indian Constituent Assembly has passed an article of the Consitution this week, fixing the salary of the President of the Indian Republic as Rs 10,000 ($6,375) a month. The salary of the Governor ,J\'' State will be
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    U.S. Envoy Tries To Tree Stepinac
    230 5 U.P. WASHINGTON, Tuesday. JHE Stale Department revealed today that linked States ambassador Cavendish Cannon has conferred with Marshal Tito of Yugoslavia about releasing- Catholic Archbishop Aloyisus Stepinac from prison. Lincoln White, a spokesman of the State Department, refused to give any details of the
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    SENATE OK's AID
    27 5 U.P. j WASHINGTON. Tues. The Senate Appropriation Committee today approved the U551,311.010.000 spending programme to heip rearm Atlantic Pact countries and other non-Communist nations.—U.P.
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    BANDIT RAIDS DOWN, BUT EGE SMUGGLING UP
    91 5 Reuter-AAP. BANGKOK, Tues. Banuil a;u< Communist activiti;'; have decreased in southern Thailand* as a result oi close co operation between the Thai and Ma'ayan authorities, Interior J4inister Lt. Gen. Mangkorn Phromyothi reported today. The Minister, wh© has returned from tour of south can
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    PAA CUTS 8 HOURS OFF FLYING TIME
    80 5 A.P. SAN FRANCISCO, Tues.— Pan American Airways announced that the first regular commercial fiight of its Stratocruisers to Tokyo woukl leave San Francisco on Tuesday. Flights will leave San Francisco every Monday and Thursday. San Francisco time. The douote deck planes will cut
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    PROTECTION AT A PRICE
    575 6 RECENTLY the Malaya Tribune revealed that planters were puzzled by the Federation policy governing the allocation and payment of special constables. In some cases special constables are paid for by the Government an item of some $30,000,000 covers this expenditure in the Federation budget but recent
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    WHEN THE VICE-CONSUL WAS HANDCUFFED
    1850 6  -  SHANGHAI AWAITS RECOGNITION—2 The Anglo-American community were made targets for labour troubles because their firms are among the wealthiest in Shanghai and because the Communists' anti-imperialist" propaganda convinced Shanghai's always anti-foreign labourers to feel it was open season on AngloAmerican employers. by ANDREW ROTH DURING
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    Tan Replies To Manyam
    1817 6 MR. S. S. Manyam's statement published in last Saturday's issue of the Malaya Tribune was one of the worst examples of distortion of facts. On or about November 22 last year some representatives of A.C.S.U. called on Mr. Laycock and handed to him a letter signed
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    DATO ONN
    451 6 LETTER TO THE EDITOR. Sir, The leading article in the Straits Times on the resignation of Dato Onn is one of the most extraordinary examples of eye-wash I have come across in a long time. Why so many words to deceive so few? Having failed to keep his
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    WHAT WOULD YOU HAVE DONE?
    199 7 A.P. CHICAGO, Tues. —A young tenant farmer's wife, who camp here expecting to get US$lO or "maybe a $100" prize, got $20,000 in cash on a radio programme. Mrs. Charlotte Guthrie, 30, the winner, took it with little outward sign of emotion and said: "It's
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    Chief Of The R.I.N.
    47 7 V»ce-Admiral W. E. Parry, C-in-O o. f e Royal Indian Navy who told a confer ence of Senior Naval .fflcer* yesterday that Bombay will be the main base of the R I. N„ and its defence is a matter of great strategic importance.
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    NEHRU HITS OUT AT RACIAL DISCRIMINATION ANDCOLONIALISM
    475 7 U.P. NEW YORK, Tuesday. ADDRESSING 650 guests at Columbia University today, Pandit Nehru explained the five basic points guiding India's foreign policy and hit out at racial discrimination and Colonialism. Nehru spoke after Provost Professor Albert Jacobs had conferred the degree of honorary
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    BRITAIN ISSUES SPECIAL STAMPS
    185 7 A.P. LONDON Tues.—The British Post Office has issued four special stamps commemorating the 75th anniversary of the Founding of the Universal Postal Union. The Union, a "World Parliament" for postal questions was organised in Berne, Switzerland, on Oct. 8, 1874. It. legislates pn Internationa' postal questions.
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    THE FORGOTTEN SUNDAY BLUE SERGE SUIT
    91 7 A.P. TORQUAY. England. Tues. —What the world needs to revive its sense of integrity is a return to the old-fashion-ed blue serge Sunday suit. That is what George Quemby of Liverpool told the meeting of the National Federation of Merchant Tailors here. "When I
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    MARGARET INSPECTS THE HIGHLANDERS
    45 7 A.P. INVERNESS, SCOTLAND, Tues. Princess Margaret saw part of her new regiment on Saturday. She inspected the First Battalion of the Highland Light Infantry in her first official engagement as the Regiment's Colonel-in-Chief. The inspection took place at nearby Fort George.—A.P.
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    HOLD P.I. AID
    44 7 A.P. WASHINGTON. Tues.—Representative Fred L. Crawford, Michigan Republican recommended Monday that the United States aid to the Philippines be held up until after the island election, to insure choice of a Philippine Administration friendly to the United States policies and ideals.—A.P.
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    TRUCK DRIVERS SUE UNION FOR DAMAGES
    129 7 U.P. PORTLAND, Oregon, Tues. —Two San Jose truck drivers, injured during the September 28 strike violence at Dalles. Oregon, today filed damage suits with the United States district court totalling US$144,400 against the International Longshoremen and Warehousemen's Union and 33 of its members. The
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    HAPPY JAP PROFESSORS ARE BACK
    94 7 A.P. NEW YORK, Tues.—Fond recollections of his lecturing days in Japan are expressed by Dr. John Dewey, world famed father of Progressive Education who will celebrate his 90th birthday anniversary next Thursday. The noted philosopher, teacher and psychologist recalls that in Japan he hao 1
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    $30 MILLION AID FOR KOREA?
    55 7 A.P. WASHINGTON, Tues.— House Majority leader John McCormack expressed belie! yesterday that the U.S. Congress will provide money for a Korean aid programme before it adjourns until January. McCormack said he hopes the Senate will provide U5530,000,000 in a supplemental appropriation bill to carry the
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    TOKYO ROSE
    28 7 U.P. SAN FRANCISCO, Tues.— —Mrs. Iva Togui "Tokyo Rose" D*Aquino was granted a further stay of execution of her sentence for treason until November 3. —U.P.
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    'WE WILL NOT O.K. RED CHINA YET„.'
    404 8 BTITAIN ASSURES THE U. S. A.P. WASHINGTON, Tues. BRITAIN has assured the United States and other Western powers that it is not proposing at this time to grant even "de facto" recognition to the Chinese Communist regime. Diplomatic authorities here said last night
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    FLYING CLIPPER ARRIVES IN MANILA
    72 8 A.P. MANILA, Tues.- Blockadebusting SS Plying Clipper of Isbrandtsen Line arrived here yesterday with cargo from Communist Shanghai. It was one of three ships detained by Nationalist gunboats at the mouth of the Yangtze River after a call at the new Red port. A sister
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    ANTI-LOCUST MEET
    22 8 Reuter. CAIRO, Tues.—The Egyp. tian Government has accepted an invitation to attend the anti-locust conference in Karachi on Oct. 22.—Reuter.
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    Chinese Reception
    61 8 A reception was held hi the Chinese Embassy in London on Oct. 10 to mark the 89th anniversary of the Republic of China. Picture shows—left to right: Rear Admiral D*. S". Cornwall of the U.S. Naw; Madame Qtristguard, wWe of the Banish Nayal Attache in' London; Admiral Sir
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    GEN CAFES SPEAKS OUT IN ARMED FORCES' ROW
    195 8 GEN CAFES SPEAKS OUT IN ARMED FORCES ROW A.P. WASHINGTON, gENERAL CUFTON B. Cates. Chief of the US Marines, accusep the A r m v General Staff today of seeking to reduce his famous sea-toKshore-assault Corps to a mere "police force." The army, he said, has already taken all the
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    GREEK DISPUTE IS STILE NOT SETTLED
    301 8 U.P. LAKE SUCCESS, Tuesday. JHE United Nations Balkan conciliators have failed to settle the Greek dispute, authoriative sources reported tonight as the dealine for the peace talks expired. General Assembly President Carlos P. Romulo, head of the United Nations Conciliation team, received replies to
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    SOMALILAND TO WAIT 10 YEARS FOR INDEPENDENCE
    77 8 LAKE SUCCESS, Tues. A subcommittee of the Political Committee, preparing a merger of the various resolutions dealing with the disposal of former Italian colonies, decided tonight to gran* independence to Italian Somaliland at the end of ten years unless at that time the
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    MINISTER OF CHILE
    24 8 A.P. NEW DELHI, Tues.— The Government announced India's Ambassador to Argentine J. B. Vesugar is also accredited Minister of Chile. —A.P.
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    NEPAL MAY LOOK TO REDS
    187 8 Reuter. PATNA BIHAR, Tues. The people's movement m Nepal agitating since 1947 for political reforms in tne Himalayan homeland of the Gurkha soldier—will look to Communist China for leadership, if Nepalls continued to live in a state of frustration, accotdlng to Mr. D. R. Regmi.
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    Russia Deports Foreigners From Caucasus Area
    157 8 U.P. WASHINGTON, Tuesday. JJUSSIA has forcibly deported mor- than 17,000 foreign nationals from the Soviet Caucasus to concentration centres in Central Asia in a ruthless drive to clear that border area of non-Russian population, the State Department reported today. WfUte i T n| d
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    NO HOPE FOR WEDDING BELLS
    144 8 Reuter. SHERINGH AM, Norfolk. Tues.—Dozens of girls sitting in their hornVs in this small East Coast resort epitomise the plight cf more than half a million British young women. For them, hhere is no hope of marriage. In Sheringham. there are nearly twice as many
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    RUBBER MARKET
    111 9 The rubber commodity market opened steady yesterday at 44 18 cent. With a certain amount of profit taking in evidence the market inclined to ease but was steady again at the close. Closing prices in cents per pound were: Buyers Sellers No. 1 Nov. RSS 43 3 4
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    PRODUCE MART
    38 9 Coconut oil was firm market yesterday with business done at 534 f.o.b. Oct-Nov. after Hellers asked for $54} Copra was also firm with sellers hesitant and business where done passiner at $32 per picul f.o.b. Oct.-Nov.
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    Along The Godowns
    55 9 Taksang (44); Fossarus (Sheers Wharf); Memta Siboret (40/41) Schiedijk Utrecht (42/43); Breeonshire (38/39); Mariekerk (36 87); Tairea (S3 34); Angby (17); Bentong (18); Promotheus (1920); Willamette Victory (25 26); Merkur City of Poona (15 16) Benvenue'(l3 14); Shillong (11); Velma Lykes (8 9); Benledl (6/7); Ovula (Coal
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    CEYLON RUBBER INDUSTRY MARKS COME-BACK
    923 9 U.P. COLOMBO, Tuesday. With the increase in the price levels ol rubber, certain owners of rubber land who had abandoned tapping, are planning to start tapping again. In view of the price increase, it is stated that the Wages Board for rubber should be reintroduced
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    Shares Easier
    30 9 j Singapore, Tues. The share market was still unsettled and rather easier. Dissatisfaction still continues over the absence of news of the tin price. Industrials were rather quiet.
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    AAA OK's 11 NEW RECORDS
    192 10 A.P. ELEVEN native English track *nd field records set during the summer have been recognised by the Amateur Athletic Association. One of them eclipsed a mark which had stood for 28 years. The eleven marks were in only eight events. The Association recognized all three
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    EDUCATION DEPT. SOCCER
    117 10 A soccer match between the married and singles of the staff of the Education Department, will be played on Oct. 24. 5.1S pan, vi it* Monk's H;il Street ground. The teams will tx .Ucted from the following: MAKKIKD: Axiz bin H. Ahmad. S. L. Cordeiro, M. Bamasaniy.
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    TALLON NOT AVAILABLE
    89 10 Reuter and AAP. BRISBANE. Tues Don Tallon. the Australian wicket keeper who declined the trip to South Atrica for business reasons has notified the Queensland selectors that he will not be available for the state side as wiefcetkeepar. Queensland's team to m«et New South Wales in their
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    DOCUSEN'S 66th WIN
    68 10 A.P. NEW ORLEANS. Tues. Filipine-AmeTiean MftXie Docuserf. New Orleans' lightweight, won a fourth round technical knockout over Jackie Weber of Rhode Island in their scheduled ten rounder toTrtf?ht. Fans booed the decision of referee Eddie WoTfe to halt the main event match because of an eve cut
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    EXIT ASSAULT
    46 10 A.P. BALTIMORE, Tues.— Assault, one of the leading money winners in turf history, has ended his racing career, trainer Max Hirsch said today. Assault was the horse of the year in 1946. when he captured turfdom's triple crown and also won the Pimlico special.—A.P.
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    BROWNE STEALS SHOW IN PADANG HOCKEY
    257 10 A Singapore Hockey Association XI defeated the Combined Services by 2 goals to 1 in a fast and exciting game played on the padang, yesterday. Browne was decidedly the outstanding player on the field and his brilliant display in goal saved the Combined Services
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    QUTHBIES WIN 2–1
    32 10 Guthrie's Sports C>ub defeal .d G.H.Q. Fort Cannine; 3-1 at soccef at Farrer Park, yesterv day. J altar and Chun Hoon nei**ft for Qttthrie* and Herbert for the G.H.Q.
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    CHANCE IN S'PORE TEAM FOR IPOH
    120 10 There has been another change in the team selected to travel to Ipoh today for the hockey quadrangular meet. \V7Cnidr. Proctor wjll not make the trip. His place will be taken by P. H. Coulter, Combined Services player. Meanwhile, Edwin Doraisamy said this morning
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    THE FIXTURES
    36 10 The programme for ipoh is:Oct. 21: 4 p.m.: Perak vs. Penang; 5.15 p.m.:—Selangor \s. Singapore. Oct. 22: 4 p.m.:—Singapore vs. Penang 5.15 p.m.:—Seiaugor \h. Porak. Oct. 23:—4 p.m.:—Singapore vs. Perak; 5.15 p.m.:—Pouting »s. Sefrngor.
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    ARTHUR KING A VENGES DEFEAT
    206 10 Reuter. LONDON, Tuesday. ARTHUR King of Canada outpointed Tommy McA Govern of London in a ten-rotmd lightweight bout at the Royal Albert Hall tonight. Both men were inside the nine stone 11 poinds for which the fight was made. King, the coloured holder of the
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    SNOOKER RESULTS
    82 10 Reuter. LONDON, Tues. The two big snooker matches, one in the world championship and one in the News of *he World tournament, were continued today. Albert Brown led South Africa's Peter Mans by 15 frames to nine at close of play in the News of the World £1,500
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    BRITISH PGA SETS NEW RULE
    59 10 A.P. LONDON. Tues. The British Professional Golfei s Association today clamped restrictions on American entries in British tournament. It ruled that future entries must be made by the players themse'ves and not by the United States Professional Golfers Association. The action was outgrowth of the
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    MALACCA BADMINTON
    25 10 MALACCA. Tues. Dunlop Sports Club was too ■trppg at badminton for the Hotwkoni: Shanghai Bank team on Sunda\ winnfne all fly*» matches played.
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    GOAL!
    16 10 X VVV8 V5..od?»le ln a aUN v,m. Osmrnel «t N»5ar >-tasli,.... > rr»t»nn»> pls'rllir»' Tribune Picture.
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    AIR RACE MEN HERE
    123 10 Mr. H. D. Christie (left) and Mr. A. B. W. i George, now in Singa- pore, are on their way to England for talks with Government about ar- rangenieats for the tan tibury International Air Race* in 1053. Said Mr. Christie: "By tne time the race
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    Kia Ora, Toboggan & Airgee Promoted
    432 10  - Kia Ora, Toboggan Airgee Promoted PENANG RACES ROUND-UP From ALLAN LEWIS Norses won a double. Kia Ora has improved beyond expectations. He mad. the opposition in the Clas111 race over 9% look like a moderate lot. I thought his form in winning over six the first day was good. He
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    S'PORE BADMINTON FIXTURES
    276 10 FoMowing ties of the Btßjta* pore Badminton Championwill be played this Weekend: SATILBDAY 2.15 p.m.: fitter-School: Victoria JSchool vs. St. Andi>e» School. Tournament Committee: Willie Tan; Umpire: M. A. tarn-.. 7.tt p.m. Hen's Open gravies: Wong Peng Soon (Mayflowi i vs. R. Alimat (Eclipse); Teo Boon Eng
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    LEADING JOCKEYS
    197 10 By leading in five winners at the Penang meeting Frank Flannery heads the Jockeys' winning list ana carried his total for the season to 43. He is four winner*, ahead of Wally Bagby whose three at the, mooting/ made his total 39. Jockeys Ist 2nd 3rd V. Flaimerv
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    ANOTHER PLAYER SENT OFF THE FIELD
    288 10 A fine, clean Inter-Commiimty soccer between uV n Eurasians and the Royal Navy had an union ,i nate ending when a Eurasian player, Ferroa. wa sent off the field at Jalan Besar Stadium yestenftty. Th*' Eurasians won 3—2. The Eurasian forwards played with better
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    RAFFLES WIN BOTH GAMES
    71 10 It took the second XV's to provide the thrills when two teams oi" the Raffles' Institution met the Victoria School at rugger at the R.I. ground cm Monday. The R.I. second team beat the Victoria second XV by 11 points to nil in a fast and
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    MUAR BEATEN
    48 10 MALACCA. Tues. Muar Yo\ir>t?Bters went down to Malacca Government Servlcea 2- t at soccer reatgrafflf. The winners were champion's in the recewt Falconer Shebi tournament end got thefr goal* from Tain Chee Lam (2>. Abbas and Tarn Kong Chee. Jalil and Moon Joon scored for Muar.
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    PARKER—OFFICIAL
    37 10 Reuter. NEW YORK. Tues. Frank Parkvr has signed a profession at contract here wiih promoter BObby Riggs. forma!t> abandoning the amateur game in Which he had been an outstanding performer since he was 15 years old.—Rwater.
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    Caulfield Cup Goes To Lincoln
    136 10 Reuter. MELBOURNE. Ti.es.—A. H. Griffiths Lincoln, by Manitoba out of Lipstick, a 12-1 chance, today won the Caulfield Cup of £5,800 over one and a half miles at aulfield race-course here. His jockey, Eastwood, who weighs 5 st. 6 lb?, and was the smallest rider
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    KATONG C.Y.M.A. BEAT GUARDS
    55 10 In a clean game o! soccer on Sunday at the East Coas' P.oad ground C.V M A. <X a to n g Parish) defeated Doirs Unit 4-1. Scorers for ihe winners were Aloyeius Rozarm <2). George D'Pilva (1). and Edward Rodrigues (1). Sgt. Berridge scored the
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    SALSU HOCKEY
    65 10 Following have l-«en selected to play for Singapore Admiral; v Local Staff Union versus Malayan Naval Force Hockej at Farrer Park ia U6 |a,ni. Bakar Hassan; S. M, Singh and Bakar Sidek Kri.-'.man Bttttv, Dai>:isn Singh and Ba! want Singh S. Khalaff. Peter Then. Wong Siew Choon. Md.
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    Chinese Recs go down to strong Harlequins
    250 10 ALTHOUGH they were beaten by three goals to one, a scratch S.C.R.C. XI did well in their hockey game against the formidable rrarleqiirrrs at Hong Lim Green yesterday. The winners were a fast and balanced team which showed better combination. The Chinese attacked
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    FORM GUIDE FOR SATURDAY
    5149 11 First Day of K. L, Races EIGHTH 28-9 -19 Ipoh 8.04 6 Furs (Spencer) Div. 1. Won by Happy Quadrant 1 mm. 20 set s. Going Very Heavy. BEAUCHAMPS 8.10 (late Bustle i NEW HORSE SISTERON 8.10 Scratched 24-9-49 Ipoli LAST 28-9-49 Ipoh. 8.11 6 r
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    FIRST OFFICIAL MEETING TAKES PLACE ON THE H'KONG BORDER
    393 12 Britain Overlooks 6-Foot Violation Reuter. HONGKONG, Tuesday. FIRST official contact between British authorities and Chinese Conimunists r on the Hongkong frontier took place today in the mainland border town of Shataukok. It was between Inspector Robert Oliver, and a detecnment of
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    Nationalists Bomb Red Rail Targets
    211 12 Reuter, A.P and U.P. TAIPEH. Tuesday. THE Central News said today Nationalist B-25 bom1 bers yesterday scored hits on Shanghai's North Station. Two locomotives were claimed to have been destroyed. Raids also were carried out against railway targets in the nearby city of Soochow and
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    AUSTRALIAN CAR
    33 12 U.P. CANBERRA, Tues.—Minister for Post-war Reconstruction J. J. Dedman said today that the Government had agreed to make dollars available to the Ford Motor Company to manufacture an Australian car. U.P.
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    Mao's 4 Requests
    194 12 U.P. HONGKONG, Tues —Communist sources reported today that informal negotiations were under way between British and Chinese Red representatives in Peking and each side presented conditions under which relations might be established. The report, which could not be confirmed officially, said the British offered normal trade relations
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    ALBION FLASHES: PICKED UP 3 SURVIVORS'
    155 12 U.P. LONDON, Tuesday. THE British aircraft carrier, HMS Albion, so new that most of her specifications are still a secret, was rammed today by coastal steamer Maystone which sank almost immediately in waters lashed by gale. Tltc 18,300-ton warship reported the accident briefly stating
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    Mr. Knight Dropped In Last Night
    289 12 CASTLETON KNIGHT, the 50--u year-old movie wizard who startled the world nearly 36 years back with the first synchronised action-sound film he made "merely as an experiment," and whose most recent technicolour efforts "The XlVth Olympiad," "The Royal Wedding" and "The Royal Wedding Presents"—
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    MINERS STRIKE FOR SHARKEY
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