Malaya Tribune, 9 November 1949

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    63 1 MALAYA Tribune PEOPLE POR THE PEOPLE T«fc TribW S'pom LARGER S.iLES THAN ANY AFTERNOON PAPER IN MALAYA Prion* 3*ll/3 Nine Lino Published simultaneously at Bin gapore, Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh and Penang. TWELVE PAGES. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1949 PRICE TEN CENTS. THE MALAYA TRIBUNE LONDON REPRESENTATIVE E. M >urtce Glover,
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    McMAHON'S GREAT SAVE
    51 1 i McMahon drew v einen- dons applause when he S took this point blank shot i by Thomas on his chest in a heroic save. Immediate- V ly alter he rushed back to 1 his post and was just in time to stop another shot i at
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    TUC DECIDES: SAME MIXTURE, SUFFER DOSES
    137 1 Renter. I OXDON, Tues.—British s unioa economic exdecioed today. after seven weeks of anxiouj discussion, to come out in full support of the Labour Government's "greater production at less cost" econonrvc f'O'icy. The sepcial economic committee of the 8.000.000 stronTrades In ion Congress ended
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    HATTA TO STOP AT RANGOON
    56 1 A.P. RANGOON. Tues. The Indonesian Repubi can P»'.mc Minister Dr. Mohamed Hatta pay a two-day visit to Rangoon on Friday and Saturday it was st&ted today. H< said Hatta will inform ally discuss "general topics'' with Burmese officials. Hatta is to be accompanied °y Dr.
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    Half- Trained9 Men Fight Malayan Bandits —MR. ANTHONY HURD
    154 1 Half- Trained 9 Men Fight Malayan Bandits —MR. ANTHONY HURD LONDON. Tuesday. MR. Anthony Hurd (Conservative) asserted in the ifl House of Commons today that "half-trained" men were being sent to Malaya to fight Communist guerillas. War Minister. Emanuel Shinwell, had said that reinforcements usually spent about four weeks in
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    SECRET MEET
    20 1 U.P. LAKE SUCCESS. Tues. Atomic experts of the Big Five Powers and Canada resumed their secret conferences today.—U.P.
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    15 Nations Discuss Special Treatment
    103 1 —Keuter. LONDON, Taes.—Representatives of 15 maritime nations today discussed "flag discrimination" (preferential treatment to ships of certain nations) at an International Chamber of Shipping conference which opened in London. Shipowners felt shipping should operate on a free and competitive international basis, but postwar Government bulk
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    4 AT ONE FLOW
    38 1 A.P Licheagtu, Szechwan, Nationalist China, Tues.—Weary of marriage, artist Chang Tai-chien has inserted aaveitisements in the newspapers divorcing all four cf his wives at the same time beca lse of "difierences of opinion."— A.P
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    NEW DEFENCE BODY
    27 1 U.P. fAiXltt, Tues. Tne i*ri- 1 tish, French and Italians set I up a Western Mediterranean defence organization today with headquarters in Paris. U.P.
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    ATTLEE, CRIPPS AND EDEN MEET NEHRU
    238 1 -Reuter. LONDON, Tuesday. TWO members of the British Cabinet Sir Stafford Cripps and Premier Attlee as well as the Deputy Leader of the Opposition in Parliament, Mr. Anthony Eden today heard Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru's impressions of his American tour from the Indian Prime Minister
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    YOUTHS HURL GRENADE IN CONSULATE
    116 1 -A.P.. GENEVA. Tues. Three youtns waving pistols invaded the Spanish Consulate today exploded a hand grenade and a "Molotov Cocktail" and then nea. Damage was slight and no one was nurt. Police, who later caugnt one of the youths said to be an Italian, blamed
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    COL STIRLING BETTER, BUT HIS COOK DIES
    75 1 A.P. DAMASCUS, Tues.—Colonel Stirling, modern "Lawrence of Arabia" and Syrian correspondent of the London Times was toetter today as ne lay in hospital injured by the bullets Of would-be assassins. His wife saW that her coo-v All Abflultabttii, a P*W*tine Arab from Jaffa
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    A-NATIONALISATION
    31 1 -U.P. BKUSShU-S, lues. ffcc Belgian Socialist Party asked the Parliament today to nationalize Belgian Congo's uranium production, estimated 60 per cent of the world's uranium outside the Soviet Union. -U.P.
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    JESSUP'S TOUR
    42 1 -Reuter. WAatliiNLiTOX. Tues.—Dr. Philip Jcsaup, United States Ambassador at large, will tour the Far East and may visit Comrmmist-he'd China before deciding whether to recommend changes in America's overall policy in the Far East to Secretary of State, Dean Acheson.—Reuter.
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    LAUREL TAKES THE LEAD BUT 24 DIE IN GUN-FIGHTS
    196 1 .—U.P. MANILA. Today. Jose Laurel, puppet president curing the Japanese occupation, took the lead today (Wednesday) in a close race with President Elpidlo Qulrtno for the presidency of the Philippine Republic. Latest returns gave V-aurev Naefbnausta Party. 25,261 votes; Quirlno, Liberal
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    SURPRISE TURN IN BRITISH FILM CRISIS
    135 1 Reuter. LONDON, Tues. The British film crista took a surprise turn tonight when the United Corporation of America announced it hac. made a 52\800,000 deal with a new British company to sponsor independent fl'm production in this country. Yesterday British film Caar J. Atrhur
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    5,000 ANGRY SOCCER FANS LOCKED OUT OF JALAN BESAR
    428 1 Police Are Stoned, Two Men Arrested Tribune Staff Reporter pIVE thousand angry people, many of whom had tickets, passes or invito tions to the Indian Tourists vs. All-Singapore soccer match at Jalan Besar Staoium yesterday were left outside after the Folice
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    POLO CLASH WITH REDS: 21 WOUNDED
    61 1 .—U.P. SANTIAGO. CHILE. Tues. Police said tonight that 21 persons were wounded in police clashes with alleged Communist demonstrators attempting to celebrate the 32nd anniversary of the Russian Revolution. A communique on tl>e fighting said those wounded included eight policemen and at least 13
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    JUDY ACCEPTS ULTIMATUM
    116 1 A.P. HOLLYWOOD. Tues. Singing star Judy Garland ordered by M.G.M. to reduce her weight or face suspension had trimmed her figure by four pounds today—with three more to go to satisfy i her studio. She is reducing by taking plenty of exercise and cub ting all potatoes
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    ACHESON ARRIVES IN PARIS
    114 1 Reuter. PARIS. Tues. United States Secretary of Stale Dean Acheson flew into Pans with 12 Washington officials today for tomorrow's meeting of the Big Three Western Foreign Ministers. Mr. John McClov. United States High Commissioner tor Germany, brought in another six advisers from Fra;>kfurt. and Ambassador
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    STOP PRESS Truman Watchers Filipino Elections
    121 1 Reuter. WASHINGTON. Tues.—A White House spokesman said today that President T.uman Mi taking a "deep interest" in the outcome oi tho Philippines elections. When asked if tho President favoured the re-election of President QnirLu, the spokesman referred to a statement made by President Truman
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    China's Aton Expert's Plea To Russia
    79 1 —A.f. LAKE SUCCESS, Tue«.— Dr. H. R. Wei, China's atomic expert, said a "treaty wltti any loophole for agrossor* l* ■worse than an open atomic arms race." He said no atomic control plan can be. 100 per cent sate but added he believed the
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    WHALERS BOUND FOR ANTARTIC—PASS THROUGH
    235 3 Whale Catchers buiJ t in Japan, arrived in Singapore yesterday on their maiden voyage to join their fleets for whaling season in the Antartk coming They are the 533-ton Suderoy XII which is to i£^%£^ to j in the W*almd lift ir arrived morning and
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    WEEK'S HEALTH
    32 3 Three cases of poliomyelitis were reported during the week ending October 29- two over the previous period. Other cases were smallpox two. cerebro-spinal fever two (one deathi. scrub typhus five.
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    KAMALA LIGHTS WILL SEARCH S'PORE SKY
    79 3 Two 16.000 kilowatt searchights will attract Singaporeins to the new'v-arrived Kcimala Circus at Anson Road on Saturday. These powerful lights will serve the purpose t drawing crowds by sky illumination. Mi K. Damodaian. the protor of the circus said: We were forced to purchase
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    LABOUR MEET IN WEST WARD
    82 3 Labour's next election campaign laJly wfl be staged in the West Waid where its candidate Mi. M.PJ). Nair will be introduced to voters. Tiie meeting will be held at th< Railway Institute. Spoonei Road at 5.30 p.m. today. Party President. Mr. Francis Thomas will preside.
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    EDOUARD KUHN
    82 3 EDO UARD KUHN In yesterday's Tribune report of the case against Mr. Edouard Kuhn. who was found guilty on charges under the Finance Regulations, he was described as managing director of Prince's Restaurant. This is incorrect. Mr. Kuhn is manager of Swiss Malayan Agencies and managing director of Princes Ltd.
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    BROADCAST
    43 3 On the day of the last Liaison Officers Meeting, tomotlow, Dr. William Clyde. C.M.G.. head of the EconomicOrganisation of the Commissioner General's Office and Chaiiman of the sub-commit-tee on Rice for South East Asia, will broadcast from Radio Malaya at 9.45 p.m.
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    MORE BANDITS ARE GIVING IN —REES WILLIAMS
    496 3 Government Must Control Squatter Areas KUALA LUMPUR. Tuesday. rOLONEL D R. Rees Williams. Parliamentary Under Secretary of State 1 told the press today that bandits are surrendering m "far greater numbers than they were able to do so before. Governments ability "There is
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    lour Sympathy
    278 3 17 OK PEE WAH is in the General Hospital with a broken ft leg And he might be there for months. Mrs. G. F. Magorian, a volunteer of the Singapore branch of the British Red Cross Society, has given Pee Wah a magazine. And though Pee Wah does
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    MR. E. N. HANLON
    44 3 Xr E N. Han lon. Premier of Queensland arrived m Singapore by air from Sydney Mr. Hanlon. will spend a few days here before. proceeding to London to conclude aI sugar agreement with the U.K. Government, the Tribune was told.
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    THREE BANDITS KILLED IN BIG JOHORE ATTACK
    410 3 OEGAMAT, Tuesday. Following the bandit am- bush on Voules Estate last Saturday in which 13 men and women of the estate party were killed and wounded, the security forces launched a big-scale offensive against bandits in North Johore yesterday. Mortars and ?f» pounders
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    VISAS WANTED FOR HONGKONG
    71 3 All persons except holders of British passports now require visas to enter Hong Kong. This includes Chinese Nationals travelling on Chinese passports. Applications for visas may be made to the Passport Officers at Singapore, Penang. Kuala Lumpur. Alor Star, and Kota Bharu. (Kelantan). The grant of
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    RICE DIRECTOR LEAVING TODAY
    44 3 Sir Harold Sanderson. Director of Rice. Ministry of Food in London, who has been in consultation with the Com missioner-General's Office on rice problems is expected to leave for Australia by air today. Sir Harold has been here a fortnight.
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    DEATH INQUIRY
    54 3 Police are investigating the death of Lee Kirn Tcng a former temporary clerk. Lee was found lying unconscious on a fivefoot way in Duxton Road by a detective on Nov. 1. and died in hospital two days ago without regaining consciousness. He had bruises and other marks of
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    CAMP FIRE
    57 3 MALACCA. Mon. A camp (ire will be held by the 25th and 26th Scout Troop (Pay Fong School) on Friday at the school grounds at kuUj Road. This will be the first camp fire ever held by a Chinese school scout troop in Malacca and will be under
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    More Take To Scouting
    124 3 A CENSUS of scouts, cubs, and rovers just corap'eti I by the Singapore Commissioner of Scouts, Canon R.K. S. Adams, shows an increase of 836 above the figure for 1947. The present total of 2.680 is composed of 543 Seniors, 930 Scouts, 585 Cubs. 300 Rovers,
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    ARE YOU IN THIS PAGE?
    251 4 Our picture page today is devoted to get-togethers of the «eek-end_bten, parties and dances-that are a feature in the or herself, as these pictures show, the children not excepted. i i —ma—■—TlM—HfT* Senior members o; the SIT. and their wives at the SI T. Sports
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    Gangsters Cagctl
    95 5 Italian gangsters are caged r Naples police Court im i ruber 21, with their r Otuveppe Lamarea i nit side cat;*, extreme fight, dark suit) who is manacled, i h-> tact- 31 charges of hokl ,ip, theft, blackmail and i ks on police. At lett. Dr. l.uitri Caporak*,
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    NEHRU IN LONDON
    40 5 LONDON, Tues. -r-audit <va hartal Nehru arrived in jordoo today i*» President Truman's plane. The Indian oae Minister had been nding 26 days in the Unit* States, during which he traveled neaily 10.000 s ;nside the country.
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    FREIGHTER IN DANGER OF BREAKING UP
    97 5 CP. PORT ANGELES, Washton. Tues. Her rivets popping and seams leaking, th.? nrescarred Panamanian freighter Andalucia ronight was in danger of breaking up on its locky perch off the Washington coast. A Coast Guard motor lifeboat was ordered to stand by the grounded 7,000
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    London Firms Help Malayan Hostel
    207 5 IN view of the increasing number of students from Malaya now studying in the United Kingdom, a Malayan Students' Hostel has been opened at i 4. Rrvanton Square, London, to provide them with facilities for social intercourse and other amenities. There are now over 200
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    CHANCED HIS NAME
    62 5 A.P. HOLLYWOOD. Tuts. Usually when an actor -hanges his name, it is to idopt one more glamorous. VJliam J. Hart had n diffr mt reason. He changed his name to Robert sterling because he lidn't want people to thins vas capitalising on the resemblance -of bis name
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    Nobel Prize Winner
    88 5 aj I>r. Hideki Yukawa, 42, P a Japanese scientist, was^ S awarded the Nobel Prize en November 3 tor his I tiindamt nta! contribu- 1 tions to atomic physics. > This is the first time the prize ht*» been awarded V to a Japanese. He is now
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    JAVA "HERO DAY"
    26 5 -U.P. SOURABATA, Tj-c...- -East Java is to commemorate November JO as "Hero Day." it was decreed by the East Javan government today. —U.P.
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    Japs' Are Against Separate Peace Treaty
    357 5 -Reutcr-AAP. TOKYO, Tuesday. A JAPANESE peace treaty recognised only by Britain, France and the United States might place Japan as a pawn in the game ror an international balance of power, and intensify the internal Rightist-Leftist struggle, stated the conservative national daily Asahi Shimbun
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    TRUMAN ON HOLIDAY
    57 5 WASHINGTON. rues. President Truman plans to take a three-week vacation in Florida, starting "from today. Present plans are to attead t'.ie Army-Navy footbaM game at Philadelphia on No.ember 26, attend a concert starting his singing daughter Margaret here on Nov. 27 and Jy to. the naval station
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    THE PHILIPPINES CITIZEN IS IN VERY FINE SHAPE
    177 5 -Reuter. MANILA, Tues. The of health of the citizen of the Republic of the Philipis in a very fine shape. Dt. Antonio ViUarama, secretary of health, reports. He says that the main coni of his department at ent is the establishment of
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    'COLD WAR MUST END' —ROMULO.
    240 5 'IMPERATIVE FOR 9m survival: U.P. CHICAGO, Tuesday. ITNITED.Nations Assembly President Carlos v Romulo said between the East and West most end UT civiliiMttioti is tfc survive. Tn an address before members of the American Assocmtiort for the United Nations here, Romulo said the immediate objective
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    NO SPEECHES
    45 5 U.P. as**.— AdrsSral Forrest P Saerman, new Ch'wf of Naval Operations, said; tonights that hj had refund permission fo< Captain- John G. Cromme» in to ma¥or .a speech at Montgomciy., Alabama. because- Cronnwtto would not promise* tor steer cJcoc of 'ecnU\;veisiai!l matters.- UP.
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    PROSECUTOR NAMED FOR BRIDGES' TRIAL
    103 5 U.P. SAN FRANCISCO. Tues.— William Passly. famed as the successful prosecutor of tho Garshon and May conspiracy trial and the mail fraud case against Boston Mayor JameM. Curley. today was named to the prosecution staff in the Government's forthcoming; trail of union chief Harry Bridges.
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    'LAND MUST BELONG TO THE TILLERS of SOIL
    108 5 NEW DELHI, Tues. The land must belong to the ti.llegf of the soil and, in the agrarian economy of India, there is no- place for inteimediaries. in the words of the Agrarian Reforms Committee's report to the Indian National Congress. The Committee
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    THE UNDERCOVER GIRL
    731 6  -  Waged 7-Year War of Nerves Against Reds by- Frederick Woliman PULITZER PRIZE REPORTER NEW YORK. PARLY one February mornL ing in 1942, a couple of strangers rang the doorbell of Angela Calomiris' apartment in Greeriwich Village. They identified themselves as FBI agents. Up to that point in
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    MEDICAL GEOMETRY
    592 6 THE much vaunted unified Medical Health Ser--1 vice proposals, designed to' give more equality to Asian doctors, move a step nearer. They are ready to go before the Legislative Councils. v We get the impression that we should be cheering. In fact there is nothing to cheer about.
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    THE POISONED CHOCOLATE CASE
    846 6  -  By A Special Correspondent SCORES cf reporters and photographers flocked to mall-town Kristiansand, in southernmost Norway recently. They were there to cover Scandinavia's biggest ever murder trial —The i'oir.oned Cchocolatc Case. This was the story they heard: On March 12, Oddvar Eiken, Norwegian ex-Air Force officr
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    JAPANESE ARE BUSY GETTING MAR RIED
    1081 6 Reuter.AAP. THE Japanese marriage season Is in full swing in spite of economic hard ships and an acute housing shortage. All Tokyo's ceremonial halls have a "waiting list" business and officials report that business has increased 30 per cent compared with, last year. Tokyo's
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    The girl who was not good at figures
    184 6 ONLY arithmetic '.mothered U5-year-old Patricia Turner when she was at school. She shed tears about it. Then she began work and had to add up figures She worried, and made a mistake. It was a sina'l mistake and was put right on
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    Women Take-over
    26 7 As part of a campaign to instill into the Japanese some sort of »n m»* housewives and a rae.uber of the Diet. «nciuaea pro
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    Orsolino Loses To Vie U.S.
    142 7 i.—A.P. \SHINGTON. Tues. tdio G. Orsolino of the Philippine Islands today his suit against the United fjj ates for the latuse of his alleged patented formula for "wet battery or the vinega r ingredients The U.S. Court of Claims fled Orsolino's patent ired before the
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    pARIS RUMOUR
    27 7 Keuter. ARIS, Tues. Rumours Paris stock exchange that Fiance was withering troops from Indosent Indo-China shares sharply with losses g between four, and 11 percent.—Reuter.
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    IT RAINED, THEY MET, THEN MARRIED
    170 7 -U.P. MORA, Minnesota, Tuesday. JAPANESE g-irl and a young American farmer are honeymooning today after the labour of two senators had resulted in their marriage. Orren L,ucht, 21, of -Mora and Toshie Okutomi, :'2, of Tokyo, were married in the home of Lucht's parents
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    NECKLACE OF COBRAS
    65 7 Reuter. NEW DELHI. Tues.— A tall, wiry "sadhu" (hermit) from the Himalayan ranges is parading the streets of the capital—with a "chain" of live cobras around his neck. Not all the "theories" that the snakes are deadly and poisonous will convince nim to leave his "jewels" aside.
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    FRANCE WANTS RECIPROCAL SYSTEM
    81 7 Reuter. COLOMBO, Tues. The French Government has informed the Education Department through the French Legation here, that they would like a reciprocal system by which French nationals could do research work in the Ceylon University. They point out that France and India arc exchanging eight students
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    DENMARK'S ARMY HAS 1. NO PARADES 2. NO MARCHES 3. NO RED TAPE
    422 7 -Reuter. AN army in which there are practicaUv no ™„r a COPENHAGEN, Tuesday. raijirarj service nnd its oldest member is 84 j old. The chief. M. Frode Jacobsen, a former Minister commenting on his task.' told me:
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    Seven Men Dale The Beautiful Constandic
    178 7 -Reuter. S LONDON. Seven men have made a midnight date with Con- .stant-n. a woman so beau--1 tiful that she was once < kept locked up to keep j her beauty from men's eyts. But whether she will i i turn up is douh
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    AUSTRALIAN INCLUDED IN EXPEDITION
    80 7 -A.P. CANBERRA. Tues—P. G. officer In charge of the Australian Antarctic researcn expedition, will accompany the Norwegian. Swedish and British expedition to Queen Maud Land. Antarctic, as Australian observe I It was officially announced yesterday. Law, it was stated, will arrange the exchange ol information between
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    BOWS BEAT CLUBS AT GOLF
    194 7 -Reuter. BEXHILL, Sussex, Tues.— Members of the Highlands Golf Club here wondered if their eight was playing tricks when they arrived for a round of golf. They looked again and saw that arrows were being aimed down the fairway of the course, which is within
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      89 7 LIT AfIXER by Al €app S«r-EGAD/r- THERE'S /WjfcC fSUM-SHE^) T 'LET MLR *ASTT AHNI* SUM/r HILUOHS QP Mia-W FATBACK THAT LA2V UOUT NOKUM U/'' RIGHT AWftV, SORROWIW iV* AH < BH-LIES-BUT HOW -BUT IT'LL DEAD .1 r ??-G-GR^t/'7s 3 HER«r)/ Ptt-ru'LATK. haintt can i replace ft take allth SCofr>"THIS may
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    RUSSIA'S BID TO MAKE JAPAN RED FAILS—COLLINS
    204 8 RUSSIA'S BID TO MAKE JAPAN RED FAILS —COLLINS -UP WASHINGTON, Tuesday RUSSIA'S efforts to spread Communism in Japan through former-Soviet 11 held Japanese prisoners of war has "backfired" pccording to Gen. J. Lawton Collins, Army Chief of Staff. He made the statement to associates on his return recently from a
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    BOMBS AIMED AT POLICE
    68 8 -A.P. CALCUTTA. Tues.—Many police were injured by bombs thrown at them yesterday by students and Communist rowdies celebrating Jhe Russian October revolution anniversaryA mob of about 300 marched down the city's main avenue followed by a police party. Near the Public Health Institute the mob threw
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    S. Korea, P.I To Get Anns Aid From US.
    235 8 A.P. WASHINGTON, Tuesday. lIEUTENANT-COLONEL Richard Lawson of the L Far Eastern Branch of the U.S. Army's Plans and Operations Division, is leaving in a few days for Seoul, South Korea and Manila with completed plans for military aid to Korea and
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    MR. V. GRINS FROM EAR TO EAR
    183 8 UP. WASHINGTON. Tues. Soviet Fo r eign Minister Andrei Vishinsky smiling from ear to ear shook hands with more than 1.000 guests tonight at trie Russian embassy reception, celebrating the 32nd anniversary of the Bolshevik revolution. Vishinsky. who left his sick bed to
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    PASHA RESIGNS
    26 8 -Reuter. BAGDAD. Tues.—General Nuri-Es-Said Pasha, the Iraqi P r ime Minister resigned yesterday. Regent Emir Abdul Illah. has not yet accepted his resignation. —Reuter.
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    Cuts In Aid Grants Revealed
    76 8 .—A.P. WASHINGTON. Tues- The Economic Co-operation Administration tECA) today announced several reductions in previous aid grants to foreign countries, including: South Kotea. U553,467,000. outbacks in authority to buy nitrogenous fertilizer and other commodities in the U.S. French Overseas Territories. U*****,000 for iron and steel mill
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    'Do Not Recognise Unjust Laws,' Pope
    201 8 <- —A.P. CASTEL GANDOLFO, Tuesday, j DOPE PIUS XII, in an apparent blow against r Communist-controHed courts, has sternly warned that Catholic judges must never recognise unjust laws. He ruled that Catholic judges bear grave responsibility for the application of laws contrary to Christian
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    FIRE RAZES BULB FACTORY
    57 8 -Reuter-A AP. TOKYO, Tues. Flames fanned by wind from Tokyo Bay yesterday razed almost an acre of factory and warehouses of Toki Electric Industry Company, manufacturers of electric bulbs, in Sninagawa district of Tokyo today. The fire caused an estimated loss of rjo.Goo.ooo (£lOO,OOO at official
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    Hilter's Gestapo?
    118 8 —U.P. BONN, Germany, Tues. S German Government i aAcaalu denied tonigfcr that the planned Federal S S Criminal Folic* Depart- i ment, charged ith in- veatlgatioa of subversive 1 activities, was a re\:val t of Hitler s Gestapo. X A- spokt-suian tor Ua* West German Govern- i meat
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    12 DIE IN COLLISION
    38 8 -U.P. MADRID, Tues.— Twelve died and twenty were injured in a collision of two electric trains 15 kilometers from Madrid. Error in signals caused the accident, derailing local passenger trains from Avila and Segovia.—U.P.
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    WAVES WILL TELL
    41 8 .—A.P. i BERKELEY. CALIFORNIA. Tues. —A way of predicting the number cf casualties from water waves in amphibious landing operations will be one of the fruits of the recent, Operation Miki in Hawaii, University of California enginers report.—-A.P.
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    Mr. Kanellopoulos Regrets...
    175 8 Mr. Kanellopoulos Regrets U.P. ATHENS, Tues. WAR Minister Panayotis Kanellopoulos said today that the ejection of Yugoslavia's Marshal Tito from the Kremlin threatens tho very existence of Communism not only in the Balkans but also in Russia itself. He also expressed regret that the Anglo-American powers still seemed to be
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    Mothers. Wives Cheer Their Heroes
    80 8 The men of the tiny frigate Amethyst step out bravely through the streets of Ply mouth. The Amethyst escaped down the tricky Yangtse Stiver in the face of heavy bombardment from Chinese Communist shore batteries ii April. The cheers this time were the men's mothers,
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    Conference Will Not Soften Malan's 'Heart'
    274 8 Reuter. BOMBAY, Tuesday.' D A.J A Maharaj Singh, Governor of Bombay, stated today that any resumption of diplomatic and trade relations between India and South Africa should await the result of the proposed roundtable conference on the treatment of Indians in the Union. "There
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    CHINA GOES GAY FOR RUSSIA
    83 8 -U.P. HONGKONG, Tues. The Chinese Communist Radio said today that the anniversary of the Soviet October Revolution was j celebrated in cities and towns throughout China. It said the main celebration was held pi Peiping where over 5,000 attended the outdoor showing of Soviet films
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    HUSBAND SOBS
    32 8 -A.P. NEW YORK. Tues. A sobbing husband today claimed the body of his estanged wife, slain during a hotel tryst with a Chinese United Nations clerk who then killed himself.—A.P.
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    "CRADLE TO GRAVE"
    37 8 Reuter. PARIS. Tues. Foreign Ministers of the five Brus r sels treaty powers—Britain. Belgium. France. Holland and Luxembourg— yesterday signed a multilateral convention linking social security schemes into cne comprehensive "cradle-to-grave" benefit network. Reuter.
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    Australia Buys Cheap Russian Gasoline
    153 8 -U.P. NEW YORK, Tues. Russia has completely drained Austria of its domestic gasoline production ror sale to Australia, National Broadcasting Company correspondent Joseph Israels reported from Vienna today. Israels said tho Soviets are concentrating over 30,900 tons or gasoline at the German Baltic port of
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      323 8 AchesonMav Discuss Jap Peace Treaty WASHINGTON, Tuesday. WITH a personal send-off from President Truman. U.S. Secretary of Btate Dean Acheson left by plane early last night for a meeting of the Western big-three Foreign Ministers at Paris. He will discuss with foreijsm ministers Ernest Bevin of Britain and Robert Schuman
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    GERMAN COMPETITION FEARED AGAIN
    212 9 a xjtttd aio PARIS, Monday. AMERICA S efforts to get West Germany on her feet economically are scaring many Western Europeans. They are beginning to fear Germany may soon be hammering at them again as in industrial competitor. Nor can they forget Germany as a military
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    RUBBER LOANS
    126 9 Keuter. COLOMBO, Tues.—The mil-lion-rupee Loan Scheme for the re-habilitation of rubber land mooted a few months hack will be carried out despite the fact that the rubber industry is now in a better conomic position consequent on the devaluation of the r;;--pee, it is learned in usually well-informed
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    RUBBER MARKET
    104 9 THE rubber commodity market opened steady yesterday. Out inspite of the slight rise ifl the price in New York and London the market closed unchang d from Tuesday. Closing prices in cents per pound were Buyers Sellers No. 1 Dec. RSS 45ft 45 No. 2 Dec. RSS 44
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    AIR MAIL
    84 9 Ma.ls ait expected from Aus:j.lia. Pacific Islands. Hongkxtrea, Thailand. Baiana. Sourabaya, lpon. Kuala yjeii»ur. ttoaang laipeng. Mails 101 Aden. Afghanistan. L'.S.A.. Europe, Africa, South Ati'.'.ru a. Azotes, Wesi Indies la, lit eat Britain. Kne i eland, India. Pakistan. Tibet. 1 ukey, H(..;i-k.ani., Korea, Japan. Fadang. Medan. Pat-ilk- Islands
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    TIN OUTPUT IN OCTOBER
    131 9 Anglo-Oriental (Malaya) Limited announce the following outputs of tin concentrates for October. Am pat Tir Dredging Limit«d 1.580 picuis; Batu Selangor Tin Dredging Company Limited 370 pfeuls; Berjuntal Tin Dredgi'ur Limited 1.081 picuis; Jelapam; Tin Dredging Limited 171 men Is; Knmuming Tjn Dred\in« Limited (Including Siam&gt;
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    PHILIPPINES MAY EXPORT RICE
    302 9 MANILA. Tues. Secretary of Agriculture and National Resources Placido L. Mapa thinks the Philippines could not only be self-sufficient in rice but that it could actually become an exporting instead of an importing country. He reports a rice c r op for the last crop year
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    Along the godowns
    47 9 Tank haven No. 1 (Sheers Wharf); Sentani (40/41); Noreverett (35/36); Steel Seafarer (83/34); Jerantut (31/32); Benavon (17/18); Bidor (2122); Kustrbls (33 341; Banjoewangi (23); Star Alcyone (25/26); Fernbay (27/28); Bennevis (29/30); Rajuia (15 16); Masula (13/14); Idomenens (8/9); Bradeverett AdvaotuH (6 7); Ozada (4/5).
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    PRODUCE MARKET
    133 9 J ihe Indonesian Copra Funci tendered 4,900 picul of Indragin copra in the Singapore produce markets yestcrdav. The copra wa s bought at $35.11 per plcul ex-godown. The Singapore copra mar net was slightly easier yesterday with sellers asking $35 per picul f.o.b. Nov.Dec. and buyers bidding $35
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    36 Nations Ratify Wheat Agreement
    169 9 Reuter. JONDON, Tuesday. Thirty-six of the forty-one .countries which signed at Washington last March have ratified the International Wheat Agreement, it was stated here last night. Delegates from 31 countries which had ratified the agreement attended the second session of the International Wheat Council held
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    Malayan Share Quotations
    865 9 I Quietly Steady 1 Singapore, Wed. S London is apparently not &gt; prepared to advance on recent bids for tin share* 5 and the local market i remained quietly steady. J Industrials snowed little change though the under- &gt; •Jl tone remained steady. yL- Singapcre, Tues. INDUSTRIALS
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    SUA. LIFTS 'RESIDENCE' BAN IN K.O. TOURNEY
    211 10 THE qualification of one month's residence in the Colony, required for all players, excepting Service personnel, who wish to participate in the knock-out hockey competition organised by the Singapore Hockey Association, has been waived. This was decided at a meeting of the Association
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    KINGS' TRAINER PASSES AWAY
    97 10 Keuter LONDON, Tues. Major F. W. Bariett, of Wioughtc; Hall. Wiltshire, an owneitrainer of racehorses who tiained winners for three English Kings, died yesterday at the age of 74. He began training undet National Hunt rules in 1929 and trained for King George V, King Edward
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    CIVILIANS XV v NECRI-MALACCA
    51 10 Following is the Singapore Civilians team to play St mbilan and Malacca Comb-n--ed in tbe H.M.S. Malaya Cup rugger competition to be played at S&lt; remban on Saturday Sauhderson, McViear. Leembruggen, Pennell, Roper: Rees, Taylor; Chalmers. Pughe. Reed. Roualle. Abranis. Little and McCully. Reserves: A'Court and
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    Friday's Boxing
    58 10 MOK KHAI RHOOX (Top) will fight Sam Langford of t&gt;vlon (below) in one of tho supporting bouts at Friday's night boxing. Rhai Khoon is well-known to local fight fans and it will be interesting to see how Langford, who is one ot a new batch of boxers who
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    Full-time Pros Will End Soccer Trouble
    343 10 EDDIE HAPGOOD, greatest full back of his gene- ration, should know a footballer when he sees one. The former Arsenal star has always maintained that he has the nucleus of a ftne side at Watford where he now manages. Of present day football he
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    I.R.C. SOCCER
    59 10 7idian Recreation Club "A" XI will meet H.M.S. Unicorn at soccer today at Farrer Park at 5 p.m. I.R.C. players will be selected from the following: S. Paul, S. Sithambaram. K. Arumugam. S. Valoo. S. Muthiah, 8 J. Layman. V. R, Suppiab. S. Murugasu. A. Noordin, Ramakrishnan. M.
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    Seremban-Badminton
    26 10 nMAlfll v SCHOOL of Seremban won the first M ?h»»f baSmSnton tournament in Negri Sembilan inter-school M^ n, n ~l rtll ,ho\vs a representative of
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    2 Ex-Army Men In Sports Limelight
    522 10  -  By ARCHIE QUICK rpYO ex-Army men are in the news as national stars °One° Keith Jones, Aston Villa's young goalkeeper. gets his first cap for Wales against Scotland at mighty Hampden Park, Glasgow, on Nov. 9. T e other, heavyweight Jack Gardner, has outpointed
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    C.S.C. TABLETENNIS RESULTS
    107 10 Result! of the first round of the Chinese Swimming Club open ■ingiea table-tennis championships played on Sunday are: Chong Kun HoonK beat Robert Lee 3—l: Wee Stan Leong beat Chua Beng Chiang S—o: Lim Choo Ann beat Low Scow Mrng 3—o: Quek Eu Huat beai Y. T.
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    S.C.C. BEAT AIRMEN BY LATE GOAL
    283 11 i GOAL 15 minutes before the end gave the S.CC. a one nil victory over the R.A.F. Seletar in a hockey match played on the Padang, yesterday. The Airmen shouU 1 not have lost on the run cf play and might have even w:&gt;n
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    BANKA-BILLITON S.C.
    33 11 Heathen of the Banka-Biin-ton Sports Club are reminded that the third Annual &lt;&gt;r&gt;eral Meeting of 'lie Club will be held on Sunday, at the Southern Hotel (third floor) at- 10.30 a.m.
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    N.S.W. WIN BY 94 RUNS
    64 11 Keuter SYDNEY Tues. —New South ofeated Western Au strata on xhe fourth and rial day of their Sheffield Shield match here today by 94 tuns. Western Australia were out for 188 in their second innings, Fred Johnston taking five wickets for 64 runs. The Ana!
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    INDIANS SHOW S'PORE HOW SOCCER CAN BE PLAYED
    928 11 Un bea ten Tourists end tour with 1-0 win By PHILIP GOH THE INDIAN soccer tourists ended their series ol matches here with a one-nil win over AllSingapore, yesterday —a grand finale to their unbeaten tour, which local soccer fans will remember
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    WALES MUST WIN TODAy OR...
    221 11 -Reuter. GLASGOW, Tuesday. WALES, who meet Scotland at Hampden Park tomorrow, must win to have any chance in the international soccer championship and a prospect ol a trip to Brazil for the World Cup finals. Their hopes are not bright following the workmanlike way Scotland
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    V.S. STILL UNBEATEN
    40 11 The Victo ia School hockey team whic i lost to the V.M.C.A. 2 1 last Saturday was the seer nd team ana not the first team. The School theivfore, st 1 maintains its unbeaten record this season.
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    NORTH WIN VARSITY RUGGER
    180 11 PLAYING colourful rugger, the North side of (he University of Malaya defeated the South side by 14 points (onpi goal, three tries) to three (one try) at the Sepoy Lines yesterday. In the tirst half Swee Loong scored tin Qrst try for the North, but Zakaria
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    RUSSIANS ATTACK PERSIAN FRONTIER POST
    276 12 Exchange Fire For Seven Hours; 5 Die Reuter. TEHERAN. Tuesday. TWO Persian soldiers were killed and several injured when Russian soldiers atwked a Persian frontier post last Saturday, an official source disclosed today. Unconfirmed reports said tha.t three Russian so'diers were killed. Shots were exchanged
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    ... The Atomscope
    125 12 The Atomscope a. o. wet meters to register t:it» presence of radioactive mater ul are to be produced by British scientific instrument factories from 1950. The tidy meters look like fountain pens and work off cheap flash lamp batteries. The degree of radioactivity is revealed by a quartz fibre needle
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    Canberra Talks JAP PEACE TREATY TO BE SPEEDED
    220 12 -Reuter-AAP. CANBERRA, Tues —Au stralia ha 3 Invited Britain and New Zea'and to confer in Canberra this week on South-East Asia and the possibility of "pushing on with a peace treaty for Japan." Announcing this today, Dr Herbert Evatt, Australian Minister for
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    THEY ARE ASLEEP, SAYS Mr. V.
    94 12 Reuter. WASHINGTON. Tues. Mr. Andrei Vyshinsky said at a Soviet Embassy gathering last night "the enemies of freedom in the word wiM tremble" when the common feeling of friendship between the United States and the Soviet Union awakons. It is at present asleep, he
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    BAN ON DADOO
    37 12 -A.P. JOHANNESBURG. Tues.— The Department of Justice tccrav issued an order prohibiting the prominent Indian leader Dr. V. M. Dadoo from taking part in any public meeting in the principal towns of 3outh Africa.—A.P.
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    "NOTHING DOING!"
    102 12 Reuter. BERNE, Tues.—Owners of a Swiss quarry in which traces of uranium have been found have "refused categorically" to negotiate with a Russian group, the Swiss Government said today. The Government statement, in reply to a question in Parliament, said it was understood negotiations between the owners of
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    Another Blockade Buster Is Halted By Nationalists
    217 12 Reuter U.P. HONGKONG, Tuesday. A NATIONALIST gunboat off the mouth of the Yangtze intercepted the second British blockade runner in three days today as high level British Navy talks in Hongkong indicated that the Navy v/as planning some counter action. Five miles away,
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    AUSSIE LEAVES FOR PEIPING WFTU CONFAB
    73 12 U.P. SYDNEY, Tues.—Tho Genera! Secretary of the Australian Seamen's Union, E. V. Elliott, left here by plane today to attend the all-Asian conference of the Word Federation Oi Trade Union at Peiping, capital of Communist. Cliina. Elliott, who is a Communist, was the only
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    STROKE OF PEN ENDS STRIKE
    64 12 Reuter. PrTTSBURGH. Tuesday. Republic Steel Corporation, America's third largest produce!, today!! signed pensions and insurance agreement ending the 39-day-o'd strike of 45.900 workers. The agreement, similar to the one the union negotiated last week with the Bethlehem Steel Corporation, provides for increased benefits and a
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    Worst Air Disaster
    66 12 One of the victims of the Potomac air crash is carried away on a stretcher. The airliner *een in the background collided In mid-air with a fighter aircraft. Both machines crashed and all 55 aboard the passenger nlm The Bolivian pilot of the fighter was the oniy
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    WE HAVE BEEN CONSIDERATE, SYMPATHETIC' — MR. HAMMETT
    689 12 WE HAVE BEEN CONSIDERATE, SYMPATHETIC' MR. HAMMETT PENANG, Tuesday. Speaking at the meeting of the Penang Municipal Commissioners, today, Mr. H. G. Hammett, Deputy President of the Municipal Commission, said: "As you know there was a meeting last Saturday evening of the Penang Municipal Services Union. Ido not propose at
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    BIG DROP IN GOVT. STOCKS
    150 12 A. P. LONDON. Tues.—Prices of the 100 British government stocks broke as much as 25 shillings a share today. The 2'l&gt; percent Treasury Bonds issued in 1945 tbuched a record low of 65*4. The attractive Consolidated 4 percent Loan due for redemption at par in
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    GOOD DRIVER
    24 12 A.P. LONDON. Tues. Princess Elizabeth was tabbed a very careful driver today after she drove a static training device for 15 minutes.—A.P.
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    Mr. Wyatt Hits Out At Tories
    231 12 LADY MOUNTBATTEN'S £1,400,000 Renter LONDON. Tues. Mr. Woodrow Wyatt. Labour, tonight accused Conservatives of personal and ooliticsl animosity against Earl Mountbatten, in opposing a government bill to enable his wife to use a £1.400.000 inheritance as she liked. Mr. Oliver Stanley. Conservative, supported the
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    POWERFUL RED COLUMNS ROLL WESTWARD
    205 12 HONGKONG, Tuesday. POWERFUL Communist columns drove westward t&lt;&gt;div along a 600-mile front in a massive atta&lt; k which threatened to cut dwindling Nationalist China into three parts. The northernmost spearhead, thrusting toward tile natiMial capital at Chungking, captured Ensh h, 1 30 mlrs northeast of
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    Drive On Communists Intensified
    222 12 SAIGON, Tues.— WITH Chinese Communist troops driving relentlessly towards the Vietnam frontier, French military authorities are intensifying their offensive against the Commu-nist-controlled Viet m i n h forces. They want to strengthen control of the Chinese frontier and clear the rich Tonkin deiti. After last month's
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    Red Bar Mahjons
    43 12 Aerate. HONGKONG, Tups- i t has been ha j 'n Canton by th.- Co»:i S,minlsi authorities, cording &lt;&gt; v press dcs- J patch. Th.i penalty v S breaking this order will be sweeping th&lt;- strse+s of the city or washing —Ifenttr.
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