Malaya Tribune, 3 December 1949

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    67 1 Malaya Tribune FOR 77/ c* PEOPLE T«t Tnkunt" S'pora 1 LARCFJt SAI.ES TJIAN ANY AFTERNOON PAPER IN "MALAYA Phone 58M/3 X Km Una Published stmutt a mutely at o*,ynj»»re, KunUi 1,,*,,,,-.", Iputt and t'tn.tuu 1 TWELVE PAGES SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, DEC. 3, 1949 PRICE TEN CENTS. THE MALAYA TRIBUNE LONDON REPRESENTATIVE
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    MAN ON CRUTCHES AMONG FIRST TO CAST VOTE
    385 1 WEATHER FAVOURS POLL Tribune Staff Reporter RAKING ad\i»n*:;ige of the fine weather, Singapore turned out early tiiis morning to go to the polls for the Colony's second Municipal Elections. VVh'le ther? was no grsal rush, the largest pre-openinp-time queue was at felok
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    First Voter
    36 1 sharp at eight o'clock, the fir*; voter at the Marine 110 .tel. Anson Road, Polling Station, goes In to rerord his vote. His name Is not allowed to be published, under the Elections Ordinance.
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    TIN Demand, Supply Balance
    97 1 STOP PRESS U.P. LONDON, Fri. Demand and supply of three months tin reacned a balance on the market today with the spread between the buying anu selling prices amounting only to two shillings and six pence. Heretofore, the difference ranged from 20s. upward. Spot eased further
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    Strolled—Into Arms Of Police
    122 1 A qiun believed to be wanted' by Joiinre Police walked intc the Sirgapoio Traffle police Station in Maxwell Road vestcrdjy to apply for a duving licence, and wp i recognised, e&ascd a«d caught by policemen on duty. The man was standing in front of the main
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    $2,000,000,000 for ATOM STUDY
    70 1 A.P. WASHINGTON. Fri. America is to spend about i U552.000.0U0.000 on lis atoj matic and military scienti- j Inc research programme |n i the current fiscal year. John Steelman. national j co-ordinator of the scienti- j flc administration said in I a speech tonight at a
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    BANDIT AGENTS CAPTURED
    55 1 Kluang, Today. Eighteen bandit agents were captured and identified in a big combined Police military sweep at Hylam Park yestereiay. Ka. e ban Nair. a mandorc on Sokalinghum Estate was ambushed and stabbed by a gang of 20 armed Chinese bandits last night. The body was found
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    ETNA ERUPTS
    29 1 U.P. CATANIA. Sicily. Fn. Two new craters broke open today on the* sides of tlie aided Mount Etna showering Catania with a rain of sand and dust.—U.P.
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    Newsmen Take Oath
    36 1 Newsmen covering the elections arc n»-»mi taking the oath of secrecy before Dr. N. A. Canton, J. P. yesterday. The Returning Officer, Mr. T. M. I ievens, is seen standing in the centre.
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    S. E. A. Countries To Hold Defence Meeting
    160 1 Reuter. LONDON. Friday. TiE Burmese Foreign, Minister U E. Maung revealed in London tonight tbot a conferpnee. of South East Asian countries concerned with the defence of their democratic integrity and sovereignty wa*> likely tc be held in F*dbruaiv. "It is "more
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    WORLD TIN OUTPUT DROPPED IN SEPT.
    212 1 A.P. THE HAGUE, Friday. WORLD tin concentrates production declined from TT j 3.900 long tons in August to 13,200 tona in Sep tember, it was announced by the Internationa] Tin Study group in The Hague toda\. This was due mainly to the limfllJH of
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    NEW STAMPS
    20 1 A.P. VAIICAN CITY, Fri. A new series of Vatican stamps will be issued shortly for the Holy Year.—A.P.
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    ELUSIVE TRICKSTER AT LARGE
    98 1 A.P. SION, Switzerland. FriElus.ve Auguste Farinet, described by the police as a. confidence trickster who escaped from Martigny Prison recently, is still at large, the police announced on Friday. He is fast becoming a legend and the police announcement was made because of the latest rumour:
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    CAT CRASHES AT MUNTOK: SIX KILLED
    76 1 Reuter. THE HAGUE. Fri, Six u'uoh* inducing two Br!Msh pilots were Kllkd when ii Cataima plane crashed today In Muntok Bay. Ban Ka Island. Indonesia. it was learned here tonight. The flying boat was carrying out "nautical reconnaissance". It crashed while alighting on the
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    BACK TO WORK
    42 1 Reuter. I|AGC3. Nigeria, Fri. Tho 6,000 miners on "gc slow" strike for highci wages since Nov. 8 have resumed work at the Ehugu coalfields, where 20 to 40 were killed a fortnight ago when police fired on rioters.— Reuter.
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    Latest From Spencer
    40 1 Albert Spencer, the Tribune's racing correspondent 'phoned iroin Ipoh this morning to say that Ingoing will be heavy, lie says however, "P's a fine day here." For Spenc?r's x-krtions. best bets and race review Bat page ten.
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    ATTLEE HAS A CHALLENGER
    78 1 Reuter. LONDON, Fri. Prime Minister Clement AtMee- Is expected to be oprCvd In his Wa'.thamstow gsgex constituency at r ,hc general election next year by Lest er Hutchinson, '»n" of «.ht group of Labour memoer* of Parliament recemly expelled by tht Labour Party, it was authoritot;v
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    Recognition of Mao must be based on fact, says Britain
    348 1 Reuter. LAKE SUCCESS, Friday. BpiTAIN told the United Nations Polilica 1 Committee today that recognition of the Communist regime in China must be based on fact and not on sympathy. Sir Terence Shone the British delegate, said Britain was opposed
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    $500,000 Property Sale
    111 1 Tribune Reporter About ha f a in I lion do! T srs worth of property in central Singapore city tap to be sold by auct'on next Tuesday. The property belongs to the estate of Mr. Miiza Mohamed A!i Namar/e and will be sod by Nassim and Co.
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    BRITAIN PROBS MYSTERY OF MISSING GIRL
    94 1 A.P. LONDON, Fri The British government Is still trying to unravel the mystery of the girl whe vanished from a luxui v nei at sea. The girl. Miss Gwenda McCallum, an Australian, disappeared from the Orient liner "Oicades" on the night of Oct. 30
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    BRITISH COUNCIL TO EXTEND SERVICES
    256 2 THE report of the British Council for 1948 tc Sep--1 tember 1949, just released, states that the Coun cil has broken fresh ground in Hongkong, por'3 and Malaya. It is intended to send a staff and to increase the services to Sarawak and Nortb Borneo,
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    ILL-TREATED DAUGHTER, WOMAN GAOLED
    67 2 KIT ALA LUMPUR. Fri.— A Hokkien woman, agea 31 wars, was charged in the Sixth PoPce Court this morning with ill-treating ncr adopted daughter. aged 9 years. She pleaded guilty and was sentenced to one month's gaol a fine of $50 or another month's imprisonment in
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    RUINED BY MOTOR TONGKANGS
    62 2 A bannrupt. Lan Giok Kang. whose liabilities amounted to $16,000, told the Chief Justice. Mi. Muiray-Aynslev. yesterday, that ftia indebtedness was due to losses D .notor tongkang.-. Tan said that was ofteiing a composition of $4,300 to his creditor* Te.d that his eldi i brother was
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    2 BANDITS HANGED
    94 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— The 75th and 76th bandits executed under the Emergency Regulations were hanged this morning at Pudu Gaol Kuala Lumpur. They were Yaw Har and Yong Kee. Yaw Har was arrested on May 22 by a patrol of the 3rd Battalion" Malay Regt, when the
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    New Member
    45 2 Mr. T.P.F. McNeice. is to be a Temporary Member of the Executive Council of the Colony of Singapore during the absence from the Colony 01" the Mr. W. L. Blythe. President of the Municipal Commission, Singapore, an excfficio Member of the Executive Council.
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    POLL VISITS
    39 2 I The Actinp- Coiomal Secretary Mr. J. D. M. Smith w ii tear the polling .stations today r* 2.00 p.m. He will leave the Victoria Theatre accompanied by the Supervisor ci Elections, Mr. Lee Stow I Mont,'.
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    APPOINTMENT
    21 2 Mi. JXXM. Smith, is to act as a member of the Singapore Haibour Board in place of Mi. P.A.B. McKnrron.
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    DEAN'S SCHOOL PUPILS WAIT FOR GREAT DAY
    167 2 AISE hundred little boys and girls from School c D hardly wait for tomorrow evening, when they are to take part in the school's most ambitious, delightful fantasy yet —Maeterlinck's "Blue Bird". They have had their dress rehearsal, and school yesterday was just
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    LAWYER WAS FINANCIER
    230 2 A SINGAPORE lawyer told the Chief Justice. Mr. Murray-Aynsley, yesterday that he hat' oevrn financing a money-lending business and that hb los. es amounted to $10,000. He was Mr. P. C. Nathan, who was examined in connection with the bankruptcy of S. Kaiimutmi, one of the partners
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    Dues will be cut from gratuity
    116 2 A GOVERNMENT Chandu Department emp'oyee, Sim Hcng Seong. who as a bankrupt is still owing the Official Assignee $355 out of his total liabilities of $472. will have this amount deducted from his gratuity of $2,580. Sim. who has been put on the retired
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    Training Chief Here
    70 2 The Director General of Military Training. Lieute-nant-General R. N. Gale CD.. D.5.0.. 0.8. E., M.C.. is voting the Far East Land Forces from tomoirow to Dec. 19. During this period he will attend training exercises in Hong Kong between Dec. 7 and 13, and will visit the
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    TALK BY ADAMS
    31 2 Canon Adams. Chairman of the Singapore Leper Welfare Committee will be speaking Of his Committee s work for this corrdtig Christmas over Radio Malaya tomorrow night at 7.10.
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    Study In Pathos
    116 2 The long sea voyage I from Bagnoli, Italy, to i olembo worsened the already weals' health of in- 1 fant Babuei Lukacs, a i Hungarian baby whose new home *s g«*ng to be Australia. Through the hep ol an e.ld-irlend employed at the Gal!e Face Hole!, Kandy,
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    You Vote Today Thomas, Robertson Give Radio Talks
    209 2 I A TOUR'S Francis i%onra5 and Progressive's Mr. D. Robertson spoke over *tactH Malava tetfc night. Mv. Robertson askred Sin- gap< if to return the Prog: !ves today because the Progressive Party stood lot a purely Municipal platfoim. He saiu It emnraces
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    LOTUS CHIEF
    21 2 The Lotus Club, has elected Mrs. K.M.R. Menon a* itPresident for 1949. Mis. X. M. Namazie vva? elected VicePresident.
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    Her 80th Birthday
    42 2 Madame Chung Siew Honjr cutting the birthday cake thai s*... r..« ,-ntu eelehraied fair H6th tnrthrtav. Her gTand-ehfW-ren and relatives are looking on. The parly was held at the Ang Siang Hill residence vi son-in-law Mr. Chew Tet Kee.
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    Malaya Loses Her Only Aero-Engineer
    202 2 WEARY from months of house hunting in Singapore, Mr. George T. Boenm. Chief Engineer of the Royal Singapoie Flying Club t v in his hand and sailed for Australia. "I'm fed up with tne nousing situation here," said Mi. Boehm, who would have remained much
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    EURASIANS WILL HOLD NEW YEAR'S EVE DANCE
    63 2 The Euiasian Association eft S.r:e i:v,i. is holding a X w Yrt!'s F.vc Dance for m«:> beYs anc friends at the Victoria. Memoii?'- Hall. T%e Dance is in aid of the Educator. Punt; ~i the As i ciation. Ihe Sambodians Dance Band will
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    CONDITIONAL DISCHARGE FOR BANKRUPT
    61 2 A conditional discharge from bankruptcy was granted to G. D. Gould, now resident in England, by the Chief Justice, Mi. Murray-Aynslev. yesterday. discharge was granted subject to the debtor, whose total liabilities amounted to $2,719 and who has paid 52 per cent of his debts, consenting
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    Sikhs Aid Varsity
    55 2 Tho Sikh Moncyiond. Association ol Singapore h* 3 donated $500 tc the University ot Malaya Endowment Fund. Other latest donations aie: Medical College Students fnicn $5,000. G< (Baaterm L':d. $1,580. Mi Fakhisamy T2nd instalment! $50C. and All-Mulaw kcttai Ohettiar s Chan Commerce $15,000. The Fund has new
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    FIRST AID PRACTICE
    36 2 The Parade and Fli Practice by the Singapor* neee 2nd Ccrrps oc th> John Ambulance Brigade let* by Mr. Lim Chi Koh wil staged at 5.38 p.m. tcmui v cn St. Joseph's padang.
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    FUNERAL ASSOCIATION
    22 2 The United Con! Funeral As.-oeiation xV elected Dr. Chia Kcag Ho< president for the year Patron is Mr. Cheong Hong.
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    NEW, BIGGER U.S. SCHOOLS
    393 4 mm emphasis in ifi-T circles in the United States today is the replace--1 nn nt oi one roomed schools by eentraUy .'"in '"v XT n v enlarged enrrieul urns. The Cato-Meridian en tr al School in N v York Sta!, is an example of the consolidation
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    SATURDAY SHOW ROUND-UP CATHAY
    394 5  -  RATING: Fair: i (jowi; Vrry Oood: < BxetUmt by OSWALD HENRY BATING: FILM: "THK BRIBE" "Robert Taylor, Av» (iardner, Charles Langhu>n. Vincent Price and John Hodiak. HERE'S good entertainment to satisfy the discerning movie-fan. And here's a deglamourised Bob Taylor that you're going to like, inspite
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    CAPITOL
    301 5 RATING: FILM: BLACK MAGIC" NT IKS: Orson Well?*, Nancy Guild. Akim Tamirott. Frank Latimore. Valentina Corteae and Margot Graham*. HOLLYWOOD regards its wonder-man," Orson Welles with a certain awe. So will movie-fans after they've seen him as Cagliostro, fabulous 18th century hypnotist and chailatan, in this story based on
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    PAVILION
    300 5 riXM- "tU AinKNTFKF.s OF MARCO l'OLO" STARS: Gary Cooper. SffeHd Gurie, Basil Ralhbone. Krnest TruM, Akin Mat*and George Barbirr. THIS is an established favourite which the Pavilion is reviving. It made new. when ;t was first shown many years ago, and it mdkes news even tcda\. especially lor Gary
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    REX
    210 5 FILM; AIRMATA MENGAI.IR 1)1-1 HITAKOM" sT\RS. Sophia Nfallal, Kartini. O. K. Fndanr. W.ildy, and Dadanjr Ismail. lAMI AM not rating this movie as I've not seen it yet. but. from all accounts, it is a high-das.- Malay film which should appeal to local audiences Made in Indonesia and featuring
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    ALHAMBRA
    288 5 RATING: FILM: «\svUKK RIVER" STARS; Gay Madison. Ror> Calhoun, a role. .Mathews, Cathy Down.. Steve Rrodie, Art Kj her and Job him Sands. RIP-ROARING action fills this meaty ouuloor drama of three men comrades in arms whoso friendship is broken up by two women. The action is set ;n
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    JAP SOCIALISTS OPPOSE STATIONING OF FOREIGN TROOPS
    280 5 A.P. TOKYO. Friday. JAPAN'S Socialists place themselves on record ia opposition to stationing of American troops here after any peace treaty. The Central Fxecutive Conrnittee of the Socia! Democratic Party, announced opposition to "conclusion of any agreement of a military nature with any
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    WOMAN'S TOUCH WANTED
    77 5 A.P. OTTAWA, Fri. The Canadian flour-milling Industry needs a woman's touch, the Eastern Ontario Women's Institute decided. At their annual convention, 300 delegates passed a resolution urging milling companies to put removal lettering on their flour bags to avoid embaiassment for houscwifes using the bags' around the
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    AN ANCHOR FOR MONTEVIDEO
    70 5 A.P. MONTEVIDEO. Fii. 1 British Admiralty has donated fho anchor of the cruiser H M.S. Ajax. to Monteviaeo, where it Wtl: he used in a monument commemorating (lie British victory over the German pocket battleship,* Ql a I spec. The monument will br dedicated scon on
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    NO BIG CHANGES
    29 5 U.P. WELLINGTON. Fri. Prime Minister-elect Sydney Holland said that the hUm government nf his free enterprise National Party does not intend \o make revolutionary changes. —U.P.
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    MONTGOMERY BUSY
    23 5 U.P. NEW YORK. Fri. PteW Marsha! Viscount Montgortcry was busy seeing New York and letting X *t him on \W hies--Viy».
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    ONE-MAN JOB
    44 5 Reuter. TOKYO. Fri. A lone robber drugged four mail guards into unconsciousness, shot a fifth and escaped from a Tokyo bound mail train just 13 minutes before the train reached its terminal With an estimated 7 000.000 yxii, \*iiir'i.ii ot money night.—Routed.
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    Forgotten Promise
    75 5 A.P. MT. CARMEL, ILLINOIS. Fn.-A man reported to Sheriff E.H. Kennard that his automobile had been stolen. Together they went out in the Sheriff's car to search for it. Their trip was halted by i funeral procession. The man. excitedly pointing to one- of the car s in
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    COUNTESS LOSES APPEAL
    93 5 A.P. LONDON. Fri. The American-born Countess of Moray Io?t, in the House of Lords yesterday, an appeal from a court decision depriv- ing her of a £150,000 trust fund from her husband's estate. The Countess 1« the former Barbara Murray, whose father was J. Arehileald Murray of
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    FOLDING BOAT JUST FOLDED
    57 5 A.P. LONG BEACH, California. Fri.- After careful planning and much hard work, 22-year-old Tom Wjllett completed his version of .a folding rowboat. Then came the big day. He .vaa going to test it. Widett headed Into the surf. The foidmg boat functioned perfectly, it folded. Lifeguards
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    STRATO CRUISERS
    38 5 A.P. LONDON, Fri. Th* government's British Overseas Airways Corporation will put tae first of its new Boeing stratocruisers into service between London and New York on Tuesday. Present BOAC service to" New York IS with Constellations.--A.l.
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    JAPAN without BLINKERS
    586 6 DEACE treaty or no peace treaty, things ar'. tak- .ng their ordained course in Japan. When the victors come to discuss the terms of a peac? treaty with Japan, they will simpiy have the pie*pure (or otherwise) of signing on the dotted line They will not have
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    THE STORY OF REVEREND JOSEPH WOLFF D. D.
    3402 6  -  Eastern Approaches—l 4 By FIT ZROY MACLEAN IMMEDIATELY in front of me stood one of the city gates, its great arch sot in a fortified tower which rose high pbove the 'ofty crenellated walls. Following -i string of dromedaries I passed through
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    HONGKONG BORN CHINESE ARE DIFFERENT
    1499 7  -  By Rev. Father T.F. Ryan IN T recent time there hf>s' been a pood deal of comment on Hongkong and criticism of it. and wa who live here have been stimulated to examine ourselves and iudge our surroundings. The result is that we know more
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    THE NIGHT LIFE of CHOLON
    532 7  -  By MILTON MARMOR A.P. SAIGON. THIS French city in Asia shuts down nightly at 9 o'clock but its twin city of Cholon. almost all Chinese, keeps wide awake until the 1 a.m. curfew. Strangely enough, both opposing Vietnam governments in the civil war in French
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    So You Want To Be An Author
    540 7  -  By HAL BOYLE A.P. MILLIONS of American-? want to be successful autnots. But only 5.000 really arc. What defeat-. the rest Robert Perm Warren, Pulitzer Prize-winning novelist, says this is cn o of the chief reasons "Lack of nerve or hard work. You
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      149 7 ALLEY OOP bj v r Ha,.,!.,, LLL ABXEIt by Al Cmjp MR_ GRANITE—AH THAT Mr. A XTHAT'S P JUST I'M NOTHJMGff- JUST A "YyASSUH IT JaHH HEAKr.^lr MOS'|§_J GO GOOD NEWS A ME. CAI LS J SEDIMENTAL j THOsiK OF VOU+* TIRED OLD SCULPTOR, WHO JL SORRY f IT'S GOING
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    CHINESE IN EUROPE HAVE 3 CHOICES...
    282 8 A.P. LONDON, Friday. APPROACHING recognition of Communist China makes this a month of grim decision of nearly a hundred Chinese Nationalist diplomats in Knrope. Informed Chinese sources say that most of then* admit privately they must soon make one of three choices. They can
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    LI TO ENTER SANATORIUM IN NEW YORK
    104 8 Reuter. HONGKONG, Fri. Acting President Li Tsung-jen has made arrangements to enter New York sanatorium, according to sources close to the Kwangsi leader. Li. who is expected to leave Hongkong next week, v»ill make an eleventh-hour appeal to President Truman for American aid
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    MORE CHILDREN IN CHURCH...
    78 8 A.P. BRADFORD, Fri.—"Suffer little children," Anglican Bishop of Bradford Dr. W. F. Blunt pleaded yesterday in a diocesan conference. Some grown-ups seem to think that children should be barrel from Sunday morning services for the sale of pence and quiet. "I would rather see a lot
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    RUGS ON THE FLOOR OF CELLS
    74 8 Reuter.-AAP. SYDNEY. Fri. A goal de luxe, to be known as Bcrrima Training Centre was opened recently. Prisoners will be taught crafts. Each man will have his own desk, bookshelves, rugs and toiiet. There is a comfortable library, and a large quadrangle where bush
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    JAP AIRMEN TO FIGHT FOR CHIANG
    64 8 Reuter. HONGKONG. Fri.—An unconfirmed Chinese report said that about 500 Japanese air pilots will arrive at Taipeh before the week-end tq International Court of join the NationistAirForce. The report linKed the recent visit to Taiwan of J. well-known Japanese naval commander, who was last
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    ROCKET PLANE
    45 8 A.P. NEW YORK, Fri. A rocket airplane to ily from ivew York to San Fiancisco in less than an hour was described to the American Society of Mechanical Engineers. It will travel almost 10.000 miles an hour, but will land at only 150.—A.P.
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    Sues Bing Crosby
    68 8 Aqua'ic strip teaser Jady Cook, above. Is suing Hobwood's Crosby brothers Bing, Everett and Lawrence tor using a stripped-down picture of her in arts piurging an aquacade at a Chicago lair last year. |1 "ems the DrosbJ brothers were considering Judy's act tor their show and when
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    Taunting Remark Led To Shooting, Killing
    168 8 U.P. MANILA, Friday. THE death toll in yesterday morning's shooting affray in the Malacanan Palace ground i rose to three, when one of the two wounded m*u Staif Sergeant Eufronio Siariz of the Malacanan Guard, died in the North General Hospital. Private First Class
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    MORE X'MAS TREES FOR U.K.
    83 8 A.P. LONDON, Fri.—Scandinavia can send more Christmas trees to Britain this year. For several years the Forestry Commission has allowed the import of only one such tree, to stand in Trafalgar Square. London. On Wednesday it announce a partial lifting of this ban imposed, because
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    JUST ONE MR. PRESIDENT
    61 8 A.P. PRAGUE, Fri.—From now on, theie will be no other president m Czechoslovakia except President Ktement Gottwald. The Communist-led government recently abolished the little "President" for the judges in law courts, substituting the title "Chairman." This was done, it was announced, because the government fek that
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    STOLE PAINTINGS
    40 8 A.P. NICE, Fri. Walker James Lord, 39, an American, was sentenced to five months imprisonment at Nice yesterday tor stealing printings, among them a Picasso "The Child with the Doll" which disappeared from Grenoble Museum in July. A.F.
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    No White Collar Jobs For Youths
    118 8 A.P. PRAGUE, Fri. —It is be coming difficult for Czechos:ovaks to enter a white collar profession as the Communistled government presses more and more able-bodied men into factory and mining job--. Minister of Internal Trade Frantisek Krejcit announced that henceforth the government will oppose
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    Americas Queen
    35 8 Deeded out In royal splendour is Peruvian neauty Ana Maria Alvarez alderon Fernamlr. The- crown and trimings go wf.th her title, "Queen of the Americas," wow at a heauty contest in Lima, Fern.
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    BIG JAP RAID
    25 8 TOKYO. Fri. The biggest raid in Japanese police history netted 80 Koreans suspected key figures in a nationwide, U*****,000,000 theft syndicate today.
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    Police Call Joan The Rock'
    188 8 A.P. LONDON Fri. MEN with nets climbed up a building scafold yesterday and captured a bad girl from Gibraltar. Their quarry was an 11-year-old Barbary ape. named Joan, a runaway from the zoo a quarter of a mile away. The ape, which has a police
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    'HEIGHT MONEY'
    57 8 Reuter. LONDON. Fri. -Constructional engineers on the erection of a London bui'ding claimed fourpence an hour "height money" for working .above 100 feet. When it was refused, the;, decided to call a "go slow strike, by ordering union members to "stick to the letter of safety regulations. Result
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    'Full Stomachs Will Stop Communism'
    258 8 Reuter. MANILA, FRIT. AY. THE most effective way to figh* Commurism, Presicjent Quirino told a corps of visiting US newsmen from Tokio recently, is with food. Give people enough to eat, he said, and the Communisms will not. have a chance. Commenting freely on a
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    DIDN'T KNOW TILL LATER
    72 8 A.P. BRISBANE. Fri. Joyce Isobel McCurley. 18, was rounding up the cows en the family farm at Burpengary, s t x miles from Cabcolture, when she heard a rifle shot and felt a pain in her chest.. She fainted, but soon recovered, went on to milk
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    DANGER LIGHTS
    35 8 A.P. SALISBURY. Fri.— Eight led lights wi 1 bo placed on the 13th century Salisbury Cathedral's 404 foot Splr* tallest in England, to warn aircraft when the spire undergoes repairs next Spring. -A.P.
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    PRODUCERS WORRIED OVER TIN PRICE
    126 9 A.P. PENANG. Fri. -Tin produ cers in the Federal capital are gieatly worried due to a steady decline in prices since thef ree market in tin was opened. Chinese minei s plead that they aie now worse oft than before the devaluation. Since Nov. 15.
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    Tin Prices
    42 9 Tin price in Singapore \cs(crda\ was s>'£9s-73. Down d> M cents. LONDON: I)F.C. 1. •««|>,.{ CCM bu\«TN—Down 11%. Three months: ifiTX. Down Tnmovar: c>3 tons. Sfcund session: Bm4 i'6l4 buyers. Down Cl»/j. Three months CBT7. Down ♦:i" 2 "urnover: 45 ion-.
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    REMITTANCE
    38 9 Family Remittances to China for the month of November, 1949, are as follows Singapore $27.925.26; Federation of Malaya—sl9.l39.--16; total $47.06 L 12. This figure also includes some remittances made by residents of the Federation through Singapore Banks.
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    STEADY AFTER DULL START
    86 9 Week's Rubber LEWIS and Peat Ltd. reviewing the rubber market for the week say After an exceedingly dull week v/ith the smallest of the market on Thursday evening looked like easing eft. and theie was some liquidation here. New York however, unexpectedly showed a recovery and
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    YESTERDAY'S MARKET
    105 9 THE rubber commodity market opened ver ysteady yesterday and prices were 3 8 of a cent better tliau Thursday*, with selicrs rather hesitant. Closing prices in cents per pound were: Buyer? Sellers No 1 RSS f.o.b. Dec. 46\ 46% No. 2 RSS f.o.b. Dec. 45% 45 7 S
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    JAP TEXTILES CAUSE ALARM
    254 9 A.P. LONLX)N, Friday. DkITISH cotton mills "cannot compete with the rice (low living) standards of Japan," the House of Commons was told yesterday. Mr. M. P. H Lewis, Austin, Labour MP raised the question of Japanese competition in export markets with British mills concentrated in Lancashire.
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    STATE QUIZZ
    34 9 Reuter. .AuiuiiA, bfl. rue 3 ate Trading Committee. Ret the Government of In a ..o investigate the possibi littes of State participation lade, has been toaiiag the country sensing public reaction. —Reuter.
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    WEEK'S PRICES
    88 9 Highest and lowest puces duriau the week endins December 2. Highest LomM (iosins Buyer* Ssrt 46.5 8 46.1 4 46.1 X.M.A.I. R.S.S. P. 0.8. December. 46.11 16 46.1/4 46.1.2 R.M.A.2. 1! S.S. F. 0.8. 45.2 3 45.3/1 45.12 R.M.A.3. R.S.S. F. 0.8. 44.5 8 4-1.3.8 44.1,2 "jC Blanket
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    PRODUCE MARKET
    98 9 The copra and coconut oil weie quiet m?n.. ts in Singapore yesterday with prices unchanged. Copra was bid for at $35 3 4 per picul f.o.b. Dec.-Jan. with sellers holding Off. Coconut oil sellers were indicated at $59 per picul f.o.b. Dec.-Jan. whi'e buyers were at $57. Coffee
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    Yen Rates
    75 9 TOKIO, Fri.—The Japanese Foreign Exchange Control Commission hax lixed the r-i'es for purchase and sale cf •reign exchange in yen and >nve.dures for handling such transactions by authorised hanks and exchange broker* it was learned today. It is believed the new system will be inaugurated from Dec. 5.
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    AIR MAIL
    97 9 I nre expected from Aden, jres, Afghanistan, U.S.A.. Mia, Canada. Europe. Africa d erranean Islands. Iceland. India, Persia, Pakistan. Palestine. Virgin" Islands. Turkey. rilia. East Indus, Pacific (viands, Hong Kong, Korea. Burma Ceylon, Indonesia and the Federation (except Kota Bfthru and Kuantan),' today at the G l'.O. Mails
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    SEA MAIL
    46 9 Malls are expected from India and the Federation at tne G.P.O. toda\. for Eastern and a [Strait* CTariatraaa [a Me4an. rhailand, SSt «.'italn. N. Britain Burdne, Egypt. Nortn L nd West Africa. West Indies Ceylon, U.S.A., Canada and the Federation at the G.P.O. today.
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    Textile Mission For Japan?
    132 9 Reuter. NUW YORK, Fxi. —Sir Raymond Streat, chairman of the British Cotton Board, told the opening session of the Ang'o-American Textile conference here that a cotton and textile industry mission should be sent to Japan without delay to study the conditions for orderly progress there. He
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    'NO DUMPING'
    21 9 TOKYO, Fri. -Prime Min.ster Yoshida has pledged that Japanese exporters would not resume "dumping" or any unfair commercial practices.
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    Tins Have Better Inquiry
    42 9 SINGAPORE, Fri. There waa a little more buying Inquiry for tin ar. s ;inJ prices hardhSHNl in some cases. In-i-.rrlals canlinued to he i ry steady market and t -»as slightly more i ,c rv for rubber shar»**-
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    Australian Goods At Trade Fair
    180 9 AN exhibition of Australian products will be a feature of the Penang Trade Fair opening at the New World Amusement Park on December 24. A wide range of the manufactured goods And foodstuffs which make up Australian 110-million dollar a year trade with Malaya, will
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    Along The Godowns
    78 9 Rawang (45); Rebeverett (44); Clytoneua (42 43); Geuang (41); Seroei (40/41); Bencruachan (38 '89); Hoegh Silverlight (35 36); Cyclop* (33/34); Slamat (17/18); Connie us Maersk (19 20); Frederick Clover (21 22); Andaman (23 24); Flonia (25/ 26); Rhesus (17 18); S.H.B. Craft (29/30); Mantin-Senai (West side of
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    China Silk For Russia
    64 9 A.P. NEW YORK. Fri.—The China Silk Co., in Shanghai has shipped the first batch of 800 bales of raw silk to the IT.S.S.R. under the Northeast (Munchuiia) —Soviet barter ay cement concluded on August 1. repofta the IKS. Department of Commerce. The firm is also preparing
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    JAP TRADERS GO ABROAD
    73 9 TKIO, Fri.—The first Japa- post-war commercial t ntative left for the n of South Africa and yesterday, as the Jap-L-xport trade returned the hands of private trader.*. He was Hide Takahashi of foyo Cotton Mills, who oeen given permission for tlx- visit overseas. 1 Mi n
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    JEN MIN PIAO DEVALUED
    139 9 Reuter. fiOMMUNLST authorities in Canton —and presumably other pares of Communistoccupied China —are facing the same difficulties as the Nationalists had in maintaining steady currency. For the .ourth time within a fortn Ight. the jen mm piao in anton again devalued :>dav. The People's Bank there
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    Malayan Share Quotations
    814 9 Singapore, Fri. INDUSTRIALS 1 \ttas ice 15.50 16.50 Alex. Brick* Pref 2.40 2.50 Ord. 2.05 2.15 1 8.8. Petrol 34/6 35/ 6 1 rf.M Trustee? 7.50 8.50 Con. Tin Smelt Pref 21/3 22/3 Ord. 15/6 16/6 E. Utd. Assui. 39.25 40.25 -Gst. <fc 1 rust '-ed Dispensary
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    TWO SEEK CHARLES' TITLE
    112 10 U.P. NEW YORK, Fri. Cesar 13rion of Argcnina and undefeated Roland bajtaraa of the Uicnx probably the best voung heavvwcights in the world will light a* Madison Square Garden tomonow night for consideration as challenger for Ezzard Charier' championship. Matchmak-i Al Weill of the Inte-national Club
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    New Cycling Proposal
    109 10 Reuter. PARIS. Fri.— A proposal that the world cycling championsh.ps should be open events, made by M. Achilte Joinard. President of the French Cycling Federation and International Cyclists Union, has raised considerable controversy in the Brion of Argentina and undeM. Joinard told the Zurich cycling conference last
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    MONK'S HILL B.P. TEAM
    46 10 Following have been chosen to represent Monk's Hill badminton Party against JuBtor B. P. in a return match at the latter*! court on Sunday at 3.00 p.m. sharp. Tan Kirn Teck. Robert Kaag. GOB Tiang Seng. Chua Chye Soon. Chua Ah Bah.
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    FATHUL KARIB SOCCER TEAM
    56 10 FathuJ Karih Ist XI to play a game of soccer against Royal Army Pay Corps on Dec. 5 at Farrer Park at 5.15 p.m. will be selected from tho following: Jar:ar Jabar. Ahmed. A. Rahim, Zukie. B.J. Layman. Haren. Dollah Kuchok. Jasman. Puteh (Captain). Aman, A.
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    VISIT CANCELLED
    23 10 The Indian soccer tourists wil not be able to play a match in Malacca owing to theij early date of departuu.
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    RACE CARD
    998 10 DELOW is the card for today's races at I|>oh Ihe X BiR Sweep will be drawn on Race 9 and the Double Totes on Races 3 a»d 4, and < and H. RACE ONE 9 P3T tk B*Ba W. ■■Ml Vnn Breukelcn. 4vrM) Rio Mr Lim Cliuan Geok
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    Inter Colonist – Shoot: Colony Team's Scores
    205 10 Inter Colonist Shoot: Colony Team's Scores Singapore was represented in i Ik National Small Bore Inter Colonial Match for open n'ghts by a Team of eight. The match was shot on the Miniature Range at the S.V.C. H.Q. in Beach Road on Wedmil day. The result of the match will
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    SOLTARA, KAKAMA AND KIRRABEST FOR IPOH
    1682 10  -  SliRt'iii tg \i 2 To«l?*y r- n By ALBERT SPENCER HUNTERS face o difficult CarJ tomorrow, when Class 3 and 4 horses go to the tapes for the opening day of th, Petak Turf Club's December Meeting Eiehteen horses have been scratched so far.
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    SELECTIONS
    128 10 RAC E ONE Li tKY TOM (1. 3 Div. 5—5 Furs. Str, Cold Wave THE RAVEN Spear of Sarawak II Wonder Rird U E SIX til Kl>. V RACE TWO F'arepalh CI. 3 Div. 4—5 Furs. Str. llaba EXETER RACE SEVEN n n vm CL 8 I Dn. 1-1
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    POHLIM OUT TO WIN TONIGHT
    250 11 Tribune Badminton Correspondent i TPIPJLLING battle is promised in tonight's inter club match between the Marigold and Eclipse badminton parties when they play off their second ror.id of the SBA's inter-club tournament, both parts having drawn a byo in the first round. Ong Poh Lim,
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    TONIGHT'S LINE-UP
    81 11 abh Hue-tip vUI be rflotra i Eclipse players tumtimted first): >;\ CLE. < tiw.>i Ttttck ,v. Ong Poh Lim; Chi'x ?oon Tan Chong Tec; mat i\ Koh Kenq Siang. DOUBLES: Chia Chin Soon S Ah* ad Mattar r. Ong nnd Tan Chong JVt, kLt ng and Wee X
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    Hotshots Down 2—1
    84 11 Hotshots Down 2 —1 Sii. rwood Forresters beat tin* .•■ready hotshots by two sroals one at the Victoria School inn yesterday in a fri«»nulv ~r:>e. ForrestPrs had th* better .of ■he ■xenar.gps and should havr bj a mere eonv.rv u-gin. icrwards nau m >re forceful and accurate. S.-orers ior Forresters
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    VON NIDA LATE
    46 11 A.P. PERTH. Fri. Australian open golf champion Eric nin was eliminated on Friday Hon the Austialian f< BSkMuU golf champlonKolvin Nagie boat him two and one. Norman yon Nida is not playing as he returned from a •to Malay t too late.- A.l*.
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    BASKETBALL IN AID OF UNIVERSITY
    139 11 rIE East Java Basketball Team, which are here for a scries of matches, will ptav against the Ho Ho Basket Bali ream. Commercial League champions and reckoned as ihe strongest sidti M the Colony, on Monday at the Happy World Stadium, the gross proceeds of
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    LITTLE LADY, LOCH CLYDE DO BEST GALLOPS
    219 11  -  From ALBERT SPENCER Iyoh, Today. IITTLE Lady (Harper) und Loch Clyde (Tulloh) caught the eye during this morning's gallops when they wont over the two together in 27 <>. Tna track wps heavy. Francelene (Avres) ran the tnree in 41. Others seen out
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    HOCKEY DRAW
    18 11 The Singapore Cricket Club XI yesterday drew with tbe Ceylonese two all on the padang yesterday.
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    Liverpool Should Win Again Today
    567 11  -  By JIM CHAMBERS A.P. LONDON, Friday. I IVERPOOL'S record run of 18 games without bemg beaten is likely to be improved upon, as the leaders of the First Division of the English Football j League receive Portsmouth tomorrow. Liverpool's very strong defence, however, wil! need
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    ITALIANS WERE VERY SAD
    70 11 A.P. MILANO, Fri. -We did not deserve to lose' was the only statement today from six sad looking "Arzurri" members of Italy's national soccer team on their arrival in Milan from London. The Italian national Cevm lest 2—0 in their match with Britain on Wednesday. A
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    KHALSA, P.W.D. WIN
    163 11 Hockey Tourney k goal in each half gave Kha'sa Association the passport to thp semi-fmals of the S.H.A. hockey tournament when they defeated the Singapore Hait>our Board l olicp by two goals to nil at Thomson Road yesterday. Jcrom opened scoring for Kha'sa in the early minutes
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    WALCOTT vs. TEN HOFF
    29 11 U.P. S ri'TTGART, Fri. American heavyweight Jersey Joe Walcott will meet German champion Hem Ten Ho£f in Germany next spring, sports officials said today.— U.P.
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    Karachi-Sind Eleven All Out For 150 Runs
    291 11 Reuter. KARACHI, Friday. THE Karachi-Sind XI were all out for 150 on the: opening day of their match against -be Com nunwealth cricket team here today, and by close of play the Commonwealth had scored 49 for two wickets in reply. Jock Livingston,
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    SCRC HOLD FARELF TO 1-1 DRAW
    121 11 A 10-man S.C.R.C. team did well to hold G.H.Q. FARELF to a one-draw in a return hockey game at Hong Lim Qroea yestoila\. They played with nine men tor about 15 minutes. They won 3-2 in their first encounter. I?cth goalkeepers Tang Chee Yuen
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    Aussies Find Runs Hard To Get
    281 11 Reuter. CAPETOWN, Friday. rIE Australian touring cricket team were dismissed today for 235, their lowest total of the tour so far. by Western Province who replied with 12 for one wicket by close of play. Against a varied, steady attack and shrewdly placed field,
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      522 11 1 NEWS IN SMALL DOSES. 1. Today is Election Day. Vot? for the Best Man. 2. Senior Camb. Exam, started on Monday. 1.110 Students from Singapore. .New :ses?ions for '50 Senior and '51 Matric (last ctuiace) start Dec. 14 subjects. 3. LCC Autumn Exam, just finished. Over 300 students from
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    'Slainte Mharh'
    90 12 The Chieftain of Singapor icoit clansmen, Mr. t1 Smith, calls a. The Ring at last night s St. A row's night fe,tival ttl *he <ctoru» Memorial Hall, v>hkh was atten«\d b> me.r; the. (>OO Singapore Scots and the r guests. Mr. I». A. B. McKerron, t Officer Administrating
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    No Joint Defence Policy For Indonesia
    271 12 Reuter. THE HAGUE, Friday. THE Netherlands-Indonesian union will have no joint defence policy, according to a Dutch Government memorandum today explaining: fhc draft bill tor the transfer of sovereignty to Indonesia later this month The memorandum si id the n»ifeh Government did not th'nk
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    DRIVE ON CHENGTU STARTS
    104 12 Reuter. HONGKONG Fri. Gen. Liv Po-cheng's Communists advancing atter their capture of Chungking stcod at one point today 120 miles from the Nationalists' fourth pro-v-Ks.cuai capita) ot Chengtu. They are heading in three columns for Chcngtu which is 170 miles from Chungking Nationalist sources here reported.
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    SOLDIER WAS HELD 2½ YEARS
    73 12 U.P. BERLIN. Fii. B b authorities announced today that a British soldier who turned up m Berlin on Tuesday had oeen held by the Russians fqi two an<i a haif yeats. They srid Private Noel Moncaster ci tar Royal Pioneer Corps who disappeared fiom his
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    CHAIR FOR SLAYER
    40 12 A.P. roKT WAYNJB, Fri. Franklin Cick, 30-year-old celery iar:n worker, was found guilty early yesterday of the rape slaying of a 17--year-oUI nigh «-enoos gni in 1944 and sentenced to die in an clccti -c chair. A.P.
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    XMAS STORES BURN
    25 12 Reuter. LONDON, Fri. Christmas provisions worth many thousands of pounds were destroyed in a warehouse fire at Plaistow. East London. Inst night.—Reuter.
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    LABOUR CANDIDATES FINAL STATEMENTS
    225 12 the last Labour Party election meet ing at Dalhousie Square yesterday Mr. Pat Johnson warned the voters of City Ward, "Do not vote for your silent candidates." Mr. Johnson spoke after Mr. F. B. Ochlcrs. Labour can d date for the City Ward, had informed the
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    LONDON SHARES
    164 12 Reuter. London, Fri. Tho feature in :he London Stuck Excham ■<• today was a sharp rise in Oerman bonds, 'Jains of up to and a half points were anovn in potash loaBH and weri' the result of a wave of specula' ivc tmi'ing. British Government funds w*»f> quickly
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    KNOWLAND WARNS UK ON RED CHINA
    243 12 Reuter AAP. R da> that British r,<* gnifon of Qmiltwwi* bS gf* blow to world peaes as the Munich agreement of thp Kn; East Mr. Knowland, who baa just comnletcd a month s tout* urged ending«ppcas3ravnt di China. r,r MicArtVir »'ll 3.1 i cPn'
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    Strike By Penang's 'Floating Staff'
    110 12 A.P. PENANG, Fri. Over 300 ating staff" of the Loa i presenting deok-hands, launch crews and guards, staeed a three and half hours strike this morning as a protest against a reduction in wages. Ferry services however, were uninterrupted, as white collared clerks, officers and
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    NEW BOOK FOR VISITORS
    63 12 Mr. P. A. B. McKoiron C.M.G. is continuing tc live in the Colonial Secretary's house Government Domain. While Government House is being repaired. His visitors' book is at the inner gate to Government House. The residence of the Acting Colonial Sectetarv. Mi. J.D. M. Smith C.M.G.
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    FOREIGNERS QUIT
    28 12 Reuter. HONGKONG. Fri. All foreigners of the Kowloon (Hongkong) branch of tl. Chinese Maritime Customs have decided to resign because of the present con- I situation.—Router.
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    SIMON'S SUCCESSOR
    31 12 Reuter. LONDON, Fri. A successor to H. M. S. Amethyst's cat, Simon.' who died in quarantine,' has been presented to the ship by a Camden Town, Ixmdon, "pet dealer.—Reuter.
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    Anti-Atom Vitamin Found
    138 12 U.P. I.A-LLLA > .1>, Florida, Ll A\*» *oi*hw«te ..amu hiorAz SofltfaerB they had Isolated h uoun oiler* pro- ,i again ir,i rg S .)t';.»n. U: Horis Sakoi*3 a«u I«rne* t5- hi the bio research Si rjt ry s~id the new >,taniin Hae&wf t "Vita uin IT can
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    REDS ACCUSE U.S. OF COUP ATTEMPT
    115 12 U.P. HONG KONG. Fri. The Communist Peking radio today charged the United States with trying to engineer a coup d'etat in Inner Mongolia with the aid of Chinese. Japanese and Eurasian agents. The charge was made in a broadcast giving the Comnrin'st version 01
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    STUART IMPROVES
    25 12 U.P. WASHi.sGTCLW Fri. Dr. J. Leighton S'uart. States Ambassador to China who sufie ed stroke yesterday was reported in an "improved condition. -CP.
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    CURFEW LIFTED
    12 12 Reuter. A tn. Curfew in the Athens area ended today.—Renter.
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    MASKED MEN STEAL £17,000 PAYROLL
    104 12 Reuter. MOTHERWELL. Friday. Pchcc threw a heavy cordon round this Scottish coal mining town tonight after four masked gunmen HBftched a £1,.030 payroll fiom in front ci a bank. The cashier and sccuiity officer of a steel \vc»ks had just diawn the first payro!' from
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    20 DIE IN CRASH
    42 12 Reuter. I.lkj uiu J/ WEikO, Wtt Sixteen [inaW gtlfn and four 01 Use ctew were killed when a Brigillnnjj airnnei crasiied m the interior of Brau la-st nit,ht. Only survivors were one woman passengei and a five-year-old child.—Reuter.
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    WEEK-END DIARY GENERAL
    119 12 TODAY CHINESE V.M.C.A.: St. John Ambulance Class 6 p.m.; Commercial English class r> 0 p.m.. Chinese Art of Defenr. 9 p.m. Chinese Musical Recital Loins P. T. Chen- 8 p.m. IMON DANCE PARTY: R* cial dance at 8 p.m. at 12, Ra< c Course Road. ST. PATRICK
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    CHURCH SERVICES
    363 12 TODAY SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHIKCH (5. Penang Road); Sabbath School 3.30 p.m., preacning service 5 p.m. TOMORROW CHURCH OF ENGLAND: St. Andrew's Cathedral 7 am. 8 a.m.. 10.30 a.m.. 11.30 a,m.. 5.30 p.m. St. George"*- Garrison Church, Tamjlin. (o|>en to civilians) 7.15 a.m.. 9 a.m.. 9.45 a.m. 6.30
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    CINEMA
    285 12 CAPITOL: ''B!a<k Magic" with Orson Welles. Nancy Gflild at 11. 1.45. 4. 6.30 and 9.30. Ni d« nitrht tonight; '"Valley of 1 Giants" Matinee tomorrow: Abbott Costello meet Frankenstein". CATHAY: "The Bribe" with Robert Taylor and Ava Cnrdner at 11 a.m. 1.45, 4.15. 6.45 and 9.30. Midnight tonight: "The
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    SPORT
    111 12 TODAY 1(1 GGEIt: S'pore Civilians v. .foboro ;it .1. Bahni (HMS M;\ laya); S.ll.B. v. R.A.F. Tencaii nt Tentvah; Police v. R.A.F. Sctetar. at. Scletar. HOCKEY: State Trial on padan». BADMINTON: Commercial House tournev 2.30 and 7.30 p.m. 11ASKETHA* L: Women: Java Chinese vs. (United Sinrao-re Men. Java Chinese
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    MISSED LANDING
    81 12 rj s Navy Ensign H. N. Farnsworth of Pompton Plains. New Jersey.* brings tan Corsair fighter in to land on ,h. fliirh* d. ck* ot tbe I. S. Carrier Midway dwws reeest .North Atlantic Exercises, Co ung in. his plane was ua\. I off (topi, ihe tigh.ci am!
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    I Spied For Russia'—Russian Priest
    190 12 U.P. SARAJEVO. Friday. DL ACK-BEARDED Russian Orthodox priest Alex -i D Krisko. alleged leader of a Soviet spy inside V pleaded guilty, before the Sara jevo tVstrict court today, of spying for the U.S.S.R. Kiiskc wan the fir«t ot Russian defendants in the first trial
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    CRIPPS OFFERS STOCK EXCHANGE
    72 12 Reuter. LONDON. Fri. Sr. Stafford Crippa, Chancellor of the Exchequci, today announced an cffei of tw> ~nd qu per cent exchequer stock jiritutinu: at par on Fchnwry 15. lOfiS in ISxchangc f" 11 quarter per cent csccheqii bonds which matuie on Ftb- n vl5 next. This
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    N. AMERICA BILL
    18 12 Reuter. LONDON. Fri. Ho'i.'T of Commons today passed the North America Mill through ail stages.—Fteutcr.
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