Malaya Tribune, 25 November 1946

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    54 1 The Malaya Tribune B y THE PEOPLE FOR THE PEOPLE THE ONLY NATIONAL NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA Now printed simul taneously in Penang n aPOre L umpur Ipoh 'Phone Numbers: Editor 5613 Editorial 5811 Advertising 5812 Circulation Accounts 2005 ',••1 i' S. SINGAPORE, NOVEMBER 25. 1946 TEN CENTS. The Malaya Tribune
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    9 DEAD IN MASS SUICIDE
    176 1 Reuter. Paris Nov. 24. Nine bodies those ol the min -r. his wile and their seven children were recovered from a canal at La Bassee. Lille, to-night had mysteriousj disappeared from an outlying Bassee. leaving no clue but the smoking ruin> arance followed a notice
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    Miners may be fined $200,000 Daily
    336 1 Appeal To Save Coal Reuter. Nov. 24. —The growing coal crisis, miners' strike, has caused the U.S. appeal U) the Governors of stages ifoi ie coal conservation. This, says the hould molttrte where necessary tne closamuscuieui places, lighting dnnouts of Indus rial activity. by
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    PLOT TO MURDER U.N.O. DELEGATES ALLEGED
    368 1 Reuter. W YORK, Nov. 24-M, Dim.tr. Manuilsky, the Ukrainian Ai ister, in a letter to Mr. Jam-* F. Byrnes,. U.S. Secretary chaiged that the shooting of Stadnik, the Ukrainian la i Wednesday was a "pre neditated attempt on the two delegates to lhe United
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    BOMB OUTRAGE ECHO: MORE ARRESTS
    57 1 Reuter. ROME. Nov. 24.—Four Jews —two Czechoslovaks, one Polish and one Yugoslav—who are believed to be members of Irgun Zvai Leumi. are reported to have been arrested in Genoa on suspicion of having taken part in the British Embassy bomb outrage in Rome on October
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    Pangkor: New Flare-up Feared
    158 1 Ipoh, Monday There i s an atmosphere oi suspicion Pangkor Island, where clashes took place between two Chinese political factions last week, and another flare-up is not unexpected reports our special correspondent on Pangkor Island this morning. Both parties have placed extra •guards' Ontslde their prem.se-.
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    MALAYA'S G-G IN LONDON
    38 1 London. Nov. 24. —Mr. MalcO.m MacDcnald, Governor-General of Maiaya, arrived by air in LoBcOfl day for consul'a 1 ions with the Colonial Secretary. Mr. Creech-Joni OB 'he now const i'utioii of tlte Malayan Union.
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    SUNSPOTS AGAIN
    49 1 Reuter. NEW YORK. Nov. 24.- A fresh wave of interference with the world's radio communications is expected within the next few days. Extensive sun spots have been observed —the usual sign of general radio .nterferenceseverely hampering trens-Atlan-tic communications. Astronomers in Maine reported observing 27 "major sun spots".—Reuter.
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    AZORES CYCLONE WRECKS AIRPORT
    58 1 Reuter. LISBON. Nov. 24 A cyclonwhich blew at 140 miles per hour swept Terceira Island in the Azores yesterday. According to report s reaching Lisbon the control tower at the airport there was destroyed and ail air traffic wa s held up for six hours. No
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    35 KILLED
    44 1 Thirty-five persons ivere killed and 55 injured in this train smash, which occurred at Revigny Station. ?iear Bar-le-Duo, oji the Paris-Strasbourg line. The crash occurred in thick fog. and iras one of the worst in French rail history.— A.P Photo. A.P. Photo.
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    Indian Princes Are Warned
    338 1 Reuter. Meerut. Nov. 24.-Dr. Pattabhi Sitaramayya, President of the All-India States Peoples Conference, told the Indian National Congress here that he had seen a confidential document indicating the move by Indian princes to form a confederation to negotiate' with the future central government. Speaking during the
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    Dakota Pilot's Skill Praised
    538 1 ALL II SAVED Reuter. Meiringen, Switzerland, Nov. 24.—A1l the 11 occupants of the crashed Dakota airliner were today brought to safety. They had spent four days and. five nights in subzero temperatures and snowstorms since the aircraft crashland 12,000 feet up in the Alps—the highest mountains
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      49 1 i or Malayans j •to publish IS WHO?" I'd I Dion 1947. world by send-, Ih rough thej Por further done or call .it RIENTAL HERS" No. 4783. make your child happy resenting a Doll or Tricycle V are all new arrivals. GIAN SINGH CO., -f Battery Road, Singapore.
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    'Music For Everybody' At Memorial Hall
    389 2  -  (By Our Own Critic. For their sixth concert last night at the Memorial Hall, the Radio Malaya Orchestra. Conductor David Apel and Leader Cor Ryf, gave us an excellent evening's entertainment of music of the lighter type. The Orchestra was in good form. Their
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    SJAHRIR: 'WE ADMIRED YOU BRITISH'
    83 2 Reuter. BATAVIA. Nov. 24,-At a farewell party for British-Indian and British forces last night the Indonesian Prme Minister. Dr. S'utan Sharir. paid tribute t them savin? among other th:n?s: "Under all circumstances even in unfriendly contact or in conflict with u<: we learned t--admire and
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      469 2 FOR SALE FOR SALE.—Morris Eight 1010 j Saloon. As new $3,800. Owner leavi-g. Inspee iO:i Office Hours, 46, Orchard Road. EDUCATION Mercantile Institution 209, Quecll Street. Phone 2370 There is a big scope for you ahead in a Commercial Career. Take to the study if SHORTHAND, BOOK- KEFPING. TYPEWRITING Practical
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      314 2 NOTICES SALE BY TENDER. The Custodian of Property, Singapore, invites tenders for .he purchase of the following: Automobile. Radio and Cinema accessories, Japanese diesel 'o ries, pipe fittings, cast iron gratings, red oxide powder, sulplate of alunina, Dromb.e Plaster, Sluice Valves, aeroplane parts, nails. Concrete mixer, peppermint oil, steel pipes,
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      525 2 NOTICES TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: MESSRS. CAIRO COMPANY. of No 36 North Boat Quay. Singapore, are the Sole Agents for Singapore. Malayan Union, Siam. Dutch East Indies. Hongkong and China of Messrs. P. Gibbon,: Company, Malaya. China Building. Chulia Street. Singapore and No. 141 Bath Street. Glasgow. Scotland who
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      430 2 SHIPPING MANSFIELD CO.,~UT)" (Incorporated in Singapore! BLUE FUNNEL LINE j Sailings to and fnni United X I ulenfinlas due from rj k oa-ngara clue from U.K Sanndway due from 0 X h Tresi'iian due :rom U.K. jSanicrec due from UK ißhcxonor from V g Sailings to and from Australia Bfc
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    S'PORE FOOD, PRODUCE MARKETS
    312 3 (By our Owu CorresDODdentj, Prices quoted below are for picul weight except where otherwise stated. Foodstuffs:--Yesterday's quotations were "Meehoon": Siam No. I $95: No. $8i: No. 3 $75; Indo-China $65: Kedah $65Siam glutinous rice $100: Kedah glutinous rice $75. Siam rice milling $38. Rock Sugar:-Best quality
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    20,000 Sleep In Hong Kong's Streets
    108 3 Reuter. Hongkong. Some 20,000 Chinese destitutes, street sleepers and squatter s of semi-demolish-ed hones, are to-day menacing the health and security of Hong Kong. With a view to devising schemes for the care of these destitutes, the three Chinese representative* of the Legislative Council
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    20 3 A.P. Santiago, Chile. Nov. 24.— An earth tremor of mild intensity was felt here at 18.58 OMrg on Saturday. —A.P.
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    S'pore Harbour Wreck Clearing Goes On
    261 3 Tribune Stall' Reporter) The task of raising and disposal ol' wrecks and destructions which constitute a danger to navigation in Singapore Harbour ana its approaches is being s.eadily pushed forward. This operation is join'ly conducted by the Navy and Government authorities. It is no
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    YMCA TO RE-OPEN ON DEC. 1
    196 3 (.Tribune Staff Reporter) The V M.C A building at Stamford Road, which Is now being rehabilitated, will open its door s to members, for the first time after the liberation, on Dec 1. For the time being, only the ground floor will be available.
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    20 HEIFERS FOR DAIRY FARM
    71 3 Four thousand sheep and several thousand tons of tinned provision have arrived in Singi pore on the s.s. Gorgon. In ad dition, she brought in 20 heifer, to supplement the Dairy Farm herd. The Gorgon was the second livestock-carrying ship to arrive within two days.
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    POLISH PRIEST TO DIE
    104 3 Reuter. WARSAW. Nov. 24.—Father Zygmunt Jarkiewicz a Catholic priest, wa.s sentenced to death by th 0 Central Military Court here yesterday after being found guilty of organising a terroris' gang which murdered "armng others" thre i members Ol his parish. Father Jarkiewicz is the first Polish
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    47 3 A.P. New York. Nov. 24. —Five Chinese ?;urs< have complete' over two month' of stuti:e> iy hospitals hen aaoor tha ■napircn i>f t.he U.S. Before returning to I hina. they v> .'II vis tho John HOwk ti- Hospital ;it Ba'timore ;f>d several Wash i r.gto DC. hospital-.—A.P
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    SHARE MARKET QUOTATIONS
    773 3 Share quota I OR9 a> at Nov. 2_ according lo -the Ma'ayan Share brokers Association I Singapore I were tg foliowg INDUSTRIALS Buyer Seller Alexfindra Brickworks Ords. 1 80 2.00 Al*XHruira Briik-*Orks Pref*. 2 00 8.10 Brit. Malaya Trustee <fc Executor Cc 8.00 9 00 Consolidated Tin
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    Grave Days In India
    443 4 The shadow of communaj differences\has hung heaviover the Meerut convention of the Congress Party Ihe problem of Congress and the Moslem League is indeed the substance of the problem of independence, here is agreement on that, wever profound the dif- rences of opinion cai methods to
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    £200,000 Bequeathed To 'Keeper
    238 4 The French Civil Court at Troves are o consider •oon the validity of a will bequeathing about £200,000 v o a game&eeper, Lucien Lardin, employed by a French multi-millionaire who was murdered with .wo of his servants in a c astle near the ci y of
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    BEHIND THE SCENES
    907 4  -  IN N. E. I. by Stan Swinton, (A. P. Correspondent) BATAVIA. Java,—F oUr lop secret" prefaces to tne Ne norlands East Indies stormy postwar history were revealed to-day by highly-placed Dutch sources, who said: Gen. Douglas Mac Arthur planned an Allied invasion of Java af.er the Philippine
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    THE PEOPLE'S POSTBAG "Hidup Melayu"
    256 4 r LETTERS TO THE EDITOR s I I Sir.—l have read with great inter.st the letter by Che Wahab Hidup Melayu" was first conceived and adopted alter the signing 01 McMichael Treaties which gave birth to the Malayan Union. It was first adopted to preserve
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    Trespass On Estates
    185 4 Sir.—With reference to the brief report of proceedings against Mr. K. K. Krupp, Pres!dent of an Indian Labour Union, convicted of trespass on an es- tate. I am reminded that Pand.t Kunzru. when discussing Indian labour problems on estates in Malaya, bitterly complained that "Cooiy Lines" are
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    Perak Pay Complaint *
    143 4 Perak Pay Complaint Sir, —I would like to bring up before the authorities concerned the question of pay for the Fo d Control Clerks !n Perak. When the Civil Government took over the Government Departments, the clerks w:re given to understand that clerks appointed newly on a temporary basis would
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    Unwanted Promenade
    152 4 Sir.—A frequenter to Clifford Pier myself. I cannot help asking the question: Is the japan-ese-erect.d extension to the Pier a necessary evil which shouifi still remain, not only blotting the beauty of the waterfront, but constituting a danger w human lives? This clumsy, ritkety. 'promenad'". once exclusively used
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    Riding The Buses
    145 4 Sir, —As a newcomer to this I country I am amazed at the laxity shown by police and transport author tie-, over the i question of footboard travel on the buses. Ceylon had a s mi lar epidcmic of "free" rid ng until a series ot accidents
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    Slump In America By Spring
    487 4  -  (By WILLIAM America's first post-war 'Economic reces^.on"—a polite expression for a "slump"—will come by next spring, according to domestic experts now Studying the nation's buying and production situation. But, it will not be the "bust" that many people expect eventually to follow the current bot
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    283 4 NANKING -The tion of Chiang K. birthday gives ri I concerning a sue the aging General] become Incapacit: reason. The organ.c laa Chi n.-se Qoternmeni Chiang's uiu iet shall dcv ilve ap n the Eiecnt!ve Y-. apprortmattnij thai Tbig office ii' v; j brother in-law P. V. S
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      97 4 .KtDAK, f w I v r fiiis~>' \;t h We're flying our flag in Maiaya.. Many rinTi iI1BM nil, _any wo: Id-famotb lis,- Murphy sets to listen-in ti> the World'* Bi Why do they choose Murphy: Because th rtutto sets are outstanding for the truth of reprodiw for the ease
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    Sequel To 1942 'Quit India' Arrests
    1098 5 TCERS MUST ALL BE JSHED SAYS NEHRU A.P. and Reuter. Nov. 24. —Pandit Nehru, Vice-President rim Government, demanded punishBritish and Indian officers concerned in bles when he addressed the Indian Nan c s here. andhi, Nehru and other Congress lead- ed after the famous
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    MALAYAN CITIZENSHIP QUESTION STILL OPEN
    227 5 Governor General, Mr. Malcolm MacDonalci. 3 left Singapore for London, carried with •onosais for the new Malayan consiitu ion ther things besides, but here is one thing take along with him, and thai is the deci--ship." said Mr. G. G. Thomson, Public is Officer, in
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    The Scene In 1942
    441 5  -  {By Lim Keng Hor What actually happen id in 1942 -the events to Which Mi. NehTM now refers'/ 1 was present at tha*. historic meeting in Bombay When the India-Congress Committee passed the. "Quit India" i i solution. About 300 delegates j rom aU ore/ India
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    Churchill To Move For 'U.S. Of Europe'
    259 5 Reuter. London, Nov. 24. —Unaer the leadership of the former Prime Minister, Mr. Churchill, an organisation for the promotion of a United States of Europe may be formed shortly. Mr. Churchill would not comment today on reports that he was inviting support for
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    'Dim-Out' For 21 U.S. States
    150 5 Reuter. NEW YORK Nov. 23. The United Mutes took the of siege economy" today in the wake c»i the relentless order ol paralysis engendered by the coal strike. With this and oth< r strikes causing idleness of half a million people measures of conservation are
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    More German Women Than Men
    75 5 A.P. BERLIN, Nov. 24.—Figures released in Berlin last night by th American Military Government show that in the American zone, as elsewhere in Germany, there are many more icomen then m< n. This is chiefly due to ivar los set and the fact that millions
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    U.S. Will Insist On 'Safety Clause'
    224 5 Reuter. WASHINGTON. Nov. 24.—A State Department official declared last night that the United States will insist on a "safety clause" in any trade agreements concluded with Britain and 17 other countries—a clause to withdraw any tariff concessions deemed inimical to American economy. This significant
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    47,000 DUTCHMEN IN INDONESIA
    62 5 Reuter. THE HAGUE. Nov. 23—C01. Alexander Fieves. Dutch War Minister, said here today that of men in the Dutch Army some 47.000 were stationed in Indonesia on Oct. 1. He added that the first contingent of Dutch corps to take part in the occupation of Germany
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    YUGOSLAVIA SENDS GREECE NOTES
    66 5 BELGRADE. Nov. 23.—Yugoslavia sent a second sharp note of protest to Greece today charging continued violations of her frontier by Greek fighter planes, the Yugoslav Foreign Office spokesman announced. The first note was handed to the Greek Minister in Belgrade yesterday. The spokesman said that further
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    PERAK CLERICAL UNION
    28 5 IPOH—The Perak Clerical Union wa s officially opened by Mr. A. V. Aston, the Residen* Commissioner at the Union Headquarters in Station Road last Saturday.
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    U. S. Davies Cuppers In Melbourne
    128 6 Reuter. Melbourne Nov 24 -The American Davis Cup team have arrived here by air from Sydney. IX s expected they will have their nm pract.ee on tru» Kooyong stadium courts venue of the Davis Cup challenge round against Australia next monthlater to-day A; present
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    "I'll Show Him A Thing Or Two"
    60 6 Reuter. Sydney. Nov 24 Jim London, world wrestling champion, has an -ngagement with Fred Atkins at the stadium here tomorrow night Ait r seeing Atkins in what were termed rough tactics at Melbourne LondOj Mtfd if Atkins did not observe the rules cf
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    Muslim Athletics
    66 6 Th, Muslim Athletic Meeting, m cehbiatiou oj the Mu>liui New Yea>. was at Jalan Besar Stadium y, sterdav, before a large crowd. Among the guests present were S:> Franklin Gimson (thj Governor), Police Commissioner Foulge>, |f«. Mr. J. Vamazte, member of the Advise v Council, and Mr. Haleein
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    MAMMOTH CROWD SEES LIVERPOOL FIGHT BACK
    533 6 ENGLISH SOCCER LONDON Nov 23.—Despite atrocious conditions, heavy rain and gusty winds throughout the football attendances aggregated almost 800,000, reports Reuter. Forty-live thousand saw Liverpool fighting back again losing 2-1 at half-time beat Arsenal to consolidate their position at the head of the First
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    DOCTORS, POLICE ON STERILISATION CHARGE
    49 6 Reuter. HERFORD. Westphalia. Nov. 24 Seven Hamburg doctors and two firmer policemen, accused of carrying out compulsory sterilisation of Gypsies, will faco trial before a special Mllitar. Tribunal in Hamburg on December 4th. Dana German News Service In the United States me. reports Reuter.
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    TRADE DELEGATION OFF TO EGYPT
    44 6 Reuter. PRAGUE. Nov. 24 —A delegati left Prague yesterday for Egypt to negotiate a new trade agreement between the tw i countries. The delegation will negotiate a ioan of one million Egyptian pounds for the purchase ol cotton Reuter.
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    NYLONS FOR CHRISTMAS
    59 6 Th re is happy news in Britain to-day of a larize supply of more than 40 kinds of goods. Big stores already taking names °f curtomera for the first consignment of nylon stockings t xpected next month, while more elothmg mat rial will come fn m 200.000
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    BRITAIN HONOURS 'BALACLAVA' ADMIRAL
    279 6 LONDON. Nov. 23 An unprecedented military honour h*s just be n bestowed on a 75-year-dld naval officer who became a legendary figure in the Eighth Army during the Eastern Desert campaigns He t 8 Admiral Si: Walter Cowan. Burt. Adm. Cowan has been appointed Hon. Colonel
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    Dutch Service Chiefs "Dislike" Java Pact
    84 7 N v 24 -Admiral H It'rlck and GenLruis c(>mmander-in-Netherlands Navy n {hi confirmed t pd military asDcV eh Indonesia 0 with Queen ng to confirm rcr.ad planned to ment was acGOl rnment Ad s: i flately: "I 1 r 1 emer.t'' add a mid
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    OXFORD WINS BY LAST-MINUTE GOAL
    403 7 Round-up Reuter. ■X. Nov. 23. -Tile South African full back .ith a penalty goal in fading light three m time snatched a dramatic victory for orsitv over London Scottish. South African ompson scored the only try for Oxford Uni international full back Keith Geddes ith
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    Luxury Liner Has 2 Swim Pools
    81 7 A.P. California, Nov. 24.—The luxury liner "President Wilson"—the heavies' commercial vessel ever launched on rhe west coast —will siide down the ways of Bethelhem shipyards today. The 610-foot long vessel will ride into the water on eight tons of grease. Designed to accommodate 550
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    HAMMOND'S BEST BOWLERS STILL IN ENGLAND
    485 7 Suggestion To Fly Out Spin Experts Reuter. (By Vernon Morgan, Renter's Sports Editor) LONDON, Nov. 24.— A suggestion has been put forward in th? British press that the MCC should o.L-eiully consider the advisibilitv of sending out f Australia more players by air with
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    She Fired First Shot On D-Day
    217 7 ROYAL NAVY'S LARGEST CRUISER HERE The Royal Navy's largest •ruiser is now in Singapore. She s the Belfast. Of 10.000 tons with a main armament of twelve 6-inch guns and eight 4nch dual-purpose guns. She Ired the first shot on D-Day. the commencement of
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    HELP REACHES SURVIVORS
    63 7 Reuter. LONDON. Nov. 83. Two re^cu. cMumn s totalling 70 men reach d the stranded United States Dakota at 445 p m. GMT. the Swiss Radio said tonight. Radio telephonic communic*t U ns with the coiumns wa-, out and there were no deta.ls a s to the
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    Australian Takes Ten Wkts For 0
    363 7 Reuter. Tn,„ London, Nov. 24. fc**t2?i )om) miincf weekend of Gordon Allen taking ten wickets for zero runs in Australian crade cricket ma'ch is being claimed ns a world record It was certainly a remarkable performance Yet remembering the wide range enjoyed by cricket'from
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    124 7 Nai Sum Pong (9 at. 13 lb.i knocked out J'mmy Bird «11 st. Ii lb.) in the second round oi a scheduled 10-round bout in the Happy World Stadium last night. Bird was floored in the first minute of the second round for j a count
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    60 7 A.P. SYDNEY, Nov. 24.-The United EState* Davi s Cup tennis team reached the end of its long air journey across the Pacific on t fcaturday and received a warm welcome from Australian tennis fans. Six players of the team leave by air for Melbourne
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    Joint Control Of Germany, Their Aim
    703 7 A.P. (By Edwin Shanke, Associated Press Correspondent) Berlin, Nov. 24.—The Allied Con'rol Authority is standing at a dead end awaiting a new impuise from the Foreign Ministers' meeting in New York. It is the machinery through which the U.S., Britain, France and the Soviet
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    108 7 A.P. BELGRADE, Nov. 24.—The Yugoslav Foreign Office last night announced it had "handed two notes to the Greek Minister, energetically! protesting against aggi/ssivc acts by Greek planes". But Uie Greek Minister in Belgrade, Mr. Alexander DalicU*, denied that he had received any note, and said that
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    Britain Tells Polish Govt. About Elections
    175 8 A.P. LONDON, Nov. 24.—The Brit i sr. Government has notified th Polish Government that under the Potsdam agreement Britain would reQUite representation for all political parties in Poland on all commissions for the forthcoming elections to assure prop counting of the votes. A Foreign
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    PITCHED BATTLES IN CAIRO STREETS
    376 8 CAIRO, Nov. 24.— Anti-Government demonstrations continued in Cairo today when for the second day running police and students pitched battles in the streets with guns and stones. The casualty list so far reported is one policeman kilied, four students seriously injured. Over 30 students were
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    409 8 Reuter. WASHINGTON America is still at war. This technical truth is little known by mosl Americans, but the fact is *hat the President and Congress have still officially to proclaim the end of the war. and. in fact, the U S Government is still operating
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    60 8 Reuter. Paris. Nov. 24. -Count G. de Rochefort's Fabiano. by Capiello out of Gandara and carrying th. 1 topweight 11 stone 4 pounds won the main steeplechase at Auteu.l to-day—£l.666 Prix La Haye Jousselin—over about three-and-a-half miles beating Sans Malice by two-and-a-half lengths with the favourite Lindar another
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    80 8 Reuter. AMSTERDAM. Nov. 24.—Thi j Dutch "Liberal Party of Free--1 dom" < right wing) adopted resolution at the meeting last night condemning the Indone.s a agreement negotiated in Java by the Dutch Commission-Gene-ral. The Commission, declared the resolution, had "forfeited the trust of the Dutch
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    316 8 Reuter. Meerut. Nov. 24.—lhe plenary session of the allIndia Congress today approved the resolutions on South Africa and East Africa. Both were pu; from the chair and adopted witnout discussion. The resolution on South Africa reads: "Congress endorses the resolution p&sjs.d by the allIndia Congress
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    280 8 Reuter. LONDON, Nov. 24—The pressing pr tain after the war has been solving the j illegitimate children, born of white moth troops of the U.S. Army. The League of Coloured Peoples in Britain has revealed that as far as can be de.ermined from welfare
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