Malaya Tribune, 10 November 1948

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    70 1 The Malaya Tribune BY THE PEOPLE FOR THE PEOPLE Larger Sales than any Afternoon Paper In Malaya Printing Simultaneouslu Jj^L^ m 0 m ĕĕ^ r r P° h d Penang Telegrams: "Tribune Spore." Telephone: 58 It (9 lines J ™niuj*AG&| SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1948 PRICE TEN CENTS THE MALAYA
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    Commons to hear Mannion's case
    99 1 i t»ri 'i»v < s I' sstonal foot--1 ihe pres^Kj ...v,. md the ease iLw Mannior. the M:--'.es- h international inside n, t ..-ised in iht l! gtok< 't is undet'sl i»d mma r.iacus#sl to- r t W hen Mr. James rman of the I'nion.
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    The House Talks About —Cows
    99 1 The politiccamr under discommons today, was raised by Member E. P wo asked the Minister v and Country Planwis Silkin. why Ma nl was advising it Ashford to paint < owsheds pink. I Silkin answered: "No such n given by any r ol my department."
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    UK WILL GIVE 1 MILLION
    19 1 -MS Tuea Britain tm- .v that she would! t1.006,000 for the' Palettine refuge i
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    COLD STRIKE
    15 1 U.P. I hwa Swedish foi on. dollar per wage for posing ""••today L.p.
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    TRUMAN TO SEE STALIN?
    236 1 f resident may visit t^urope for personal talks, says Moscow Radio Reuter. |ON DON, Tues.—Moscow Radio tonight broadcast a Tass agency despatch J from Washington quotng an unconfirmed re|M>rt in the Washington Times Herald, that President Truman may go to Euiope for personal talks with Mr.
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    Plan for Peace in Holy Land
    103 1 Reuter an U.P. PARIS. Tues. In Ralph P.unche, acting Unte-i Nations mediator tonip :t introduced at a icciet ..eivor. of the Security Council, this three-point resohitl >n to •■r.;.;\ peace to Btrife-torn PakMttn?. 1. A settlement ot all outstanding problems i t the tt
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    You Let Us Down, Dr. Lin Tells U.S.
    579 1 U.P. \IEW YORK, lues—Soripps-Howard Writer WilHam S. Newton; in a Paris dispatch, reporteddk©dav that Dr. Lin Yu-tang, chief of the United Nations Social and £< ononiic Council, had warned in an interview that Communist power in the Orient soon will be a
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    Mrs. P will not mince her words
    126 1 Reuter. PARIS. Tues—Mrs. Vijaya Lakshmi Pand'.t. leader of the Indian delegation. to reply before the Trusteeship Committee tomouow to Vr. Kric Louw. South Africa wnr> totlay declined to place Southwest Africa under Halted Nations trusteeship Her words are expected to be blunt and
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    NO ROBBERY
    10 1 There were no reports of robbery last night.
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    Civil defence in the atom war
    201 1 Reuter. I ONDON, Tues.—The threat of the atomic oomb will be fully recognised in Britain's revised "ivil defence arrangements dealt with in the new Civil Defence Bil. published tonight. Main points in new plan are There will be no compul- sion for civil defence
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    Thumbprints: Mr. Tan Makes A Protest
    277 1 Mr Tan Chin Tuan accused Government m the Legislative Council yesterday of capitulating to the Federation over thumb-pnnting. Mr. Tan said: In view of the present emergency no 01 c can rcasonablv object tc legislation. "The question, therefw is simply whether it is necessary
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    WHY SLIM?
    185 1 THE ANSWER Reuter. LONDON. Tues.- Sir Wdiian Slim was appointed Chief of 'he Imperial General Staff because he was the •'officer most suited to the job j This was stated by War Secretary Emmanuel tJh'ftweti in the Commons today vhen Col. Gomme-Duncan i.ske l why a retired officer
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    Flying authors visit us....
    55 1 PLYING At TIIORS: ('".ptain Nevil shnte Norway and M ijor James ltuicl.il. two at thors who flew to Singapore in a l'ereival I'roetor airer.ilt from the I nit. d Kingdom The men are on their wav *a> Australia. They have been ting several countries "gain ing
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    King Scraps A Law For Royal Baby
    372 1 Reuter. Tues.—King George VI today changed a ruling by his father to ensure that Princess Elizabeth's baby expected within the next f e\v days, will be born with th;- title of Prince or Princess and will be addressed as "Royal Highness." An edict
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    WINDSTORM FANS FIRES
    51 1 SANTA ANNA. CALIFORNIA Tues. Hundreds of thousands of dollars damage was reported today to have been caused by a win l-uorm which has swept Southern California and fanned bush fires along an 18-m le stretch in the past few oiys. Winds sometimes .evhel hurricane force m mourtmr.
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    AIR STRIKE
    35 1 Reuter. LONDON, Tufa Al! I'r»t sh European Airways «ervices between London and Europe h.i\e been cancelled tomorrow because of a strike of engineer. 1 at Northolt airport, the corporation's mam airoort I ton-
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    STOP PRESS
    72 1 C.1.8. -prfviwj 10."> persons in a dawn raid today ••'•> village 0' 4 mile Jtukit Tima»i Koad. A Chinese and Malay we.-c brought back to headquarte for further interrogation. Two Chinese members of the Workers Protection Corps were arrested under the Emergency Regulations. On* man was found in
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    SURPLUS—$7.725 MILLION INCOME TAX—$35 MILLION
    301 2 SURPLUS —$7.725 MILLION INCOME TAX —$35 MILLION S'pores 1949 Budget SINGAPORE wHI have an estimated surplus of $7,725 million for 1949 as against $2 million as Known in the draft budget presented to the October meeting ol the Legislative Council. The Select Committee, which has brought about,* this surplus, anticipates
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    SLUM CLEARING: THE ONLY WAY
    111 2 One way to clear the shin; in the city of Singapore was to provide more buildings an I cheap and efficient means of transport in the rural ar.-is. dated Mr. P.alwant Singh (I'.jral West) during the adjournment session of the Singapore Legislative Council yestcrda.'. Mr.
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    MALAYS WANT TO GO TO ENGLISH SCHOOLS
    387 2 SINGAPORE Malay education circles are expected to request Government soon to grent special scholar ships for Malay students in English schools as a means of raising the standard of education of Malays in the Colony. The competitive nature of Government scholarship scheme, they
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    Malayan Round-up
    122 2 BELANGOR A police jun•l. patrol killed six of twent\ bandit* who ian out of a house in the jungle near kampong Pays DaJam on atonday evening*. PAHANG. A Malay constable was killed when a police 11 nek was ambushed at the 147t!i mile Kuala LipK Kuantan Road at
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    Jeep Falls In Drain
    58 2 A jeep going along Bast Coast Road suddenly swerved to the right, hit two tar drums and fell into the drain near Telok Kurau Road, yesterday at 849 p.m. There were five Chinese in the jeep and two of them fell out. All of the occupants
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    SINGAPORE GOVT, READY TO PAY
    192 2 i* LTHOUGH the Singapore Government is ready tr» pay government ftaflfs the Housing Allowances approved by the Legislative Council six months ago, pay ments are being he'd up until agreement is reached 1 with the Federation government on classification ot* I houses. Mr. P A.
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    ANOTHER HITS TRAFFIC COP
    31 2 j A traffic policeman vu.- p> jured when his motor cycle came into collision with t lorry lat the 9th mile Bukit Pan Jar I Road yesterday.
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    Chap-Ji-Kee Woman Fined
    62 2 i A Cantonese woman. Leong Say (46) was fined $1,000 or' two week's simple imprisonment, at the Second Police Court yesterday for assisting in a chap-Ji-kec lottery. When arrested, Leong all mother of three children was carrying 104 chap-ji-kee slips She told the court that she had
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    MALAYAN WREATH
    44 2 I Mr. W. A. Ward. Malayan Agon t in London has reported that a wreath was laid at the Cenotaph i n London on 1 Remembrance Day on behalf lof the people of tlie Federa- j tio n of Malaya SingaI pore.
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    REGISTERED: A THIRD OF SINGAPORE
    33 2 Identity cards Issued] J up to Monday evening totalled 318.823 more than a third of the 1 Colony's population. Cmpleted application terms i received numbered I 150.814. S
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    BILLS PASSED
    41 2 The following kills wern passed by the Singapore Legislative Council yesterday. The Chief Secretary. Fed eratlon of Malaya (Incorporation), Bill, the* Trade Otolites (Amendment) Bill, th.' Trade Unions (Amendment) Bill, and the Transfer of Powers and Interpretation Bill. i
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      211 2 ■■■■jra iMmft Opening Today at 3.15; 6.30; 9J5 p.m. Mmutaz Shanti Dillip Kumar in GHY.R-KI-IZZAT (Hindustani > Sat. Midnight "Shakuntala" NEW STAR CINEMA si Mile St©ne-Pa»ir Panjang To-Night To-morrow at 7.15 p.m. A; 9.15 pan. Bob Hojm>—Bing Crosby Dorothy Lam our in "ROAD TO RIO" The Hilaru us Highwaymen are
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      206 2 On Your Radio Tod* BLUE NETWORK c l( V PROGRAMMES IN ENGLISH 10.55 a.m. to 12.00 noon. Open English Schools' Broadcast. Pr« I. 00 p.m. Lunch-time mu- d 'by the Radio Orchestra: 1.33 ottei News: 1.45 Rhythm Parad in Mai with Karry Gold: 2.00 C! Down. 8.15 Programme Summary News
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    $33 MILLION MEDICAL PLAN IS INADEQUATE-McKerron
    1013 3 Xi: p. A. B. McKerron, rjoloniaJ Secretary, j, i, ded Singapore's i\ services ir. the legislative Council m<»et- rday—and conlemned the Hj-yar, 0,000 dullar mcdi- inadequate. Ken n as amnvci inu against he vl( aised dur- ing *he October mcetir." <,f the Council. Terming
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    BUS FARES WORRY 15,000 WORKERS
    162 3 About J5,000 civilian workers in the Army are worried about their new transuon scheme which starts n«xt month, Mr. P. Williams General Secrvtarv of the Army Civil Service Union naid yesterday. "The new scheme would mean that a worker living far a wary I from
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    Husband And Wife To Study Family Life
    123 3 A British husband ir<" his Egyptian wife vr/» oming here j.n December for ,eaear?h stu--1 dies on Chinese and Malay I family life. The first scholarships/er if.r Colonial Developmeu*. and Welfare Scheme have been 'awarded by the .Secret -iv of State for the
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    Evidence Not Good Enough
    152 3 Dr. B. F. Home, Medical Superintendent of the Mental Hospital admitted that there v ere occasioi alh '.'ompiaints of ilitreatrnei.i lin the hospital, when he i was asked in the coroners court yesterday during an inquest on Kong Lee Pah an inmate of the ho.spitH who
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    -Sleep—And I Condensed Milk
    45 3 -Sleep— And I Condensed Milk A toial of 6,550 sheep and| 14 200 casvs of condensed, milk from Australia arrived In Singapore yesterday when the Charon and Asphalion came into port. Th aU>o brought in Ig. ncral cargoes Including vegetables onions, oranges I and apples.
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    MALAYAN BREWERIES' BIG PROFIT
    91 3 Malayan Breweries mnds v 22 t t i' adin Profit of S7 U.W, I oii the year ended June 30 The total credit of the profit and loss appropriation account stands at $1,997.061 Fom this sum the first second and third Interim dlvid ends, totalling 5660.000
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    Controls Clamped On Crisis Goods
    239 3 pONTROL of prices and supply of all essential article I in Singapore was brought under the Emergency Regulations Ordhr*net', wh< n the Essentia! Articles (Control of Prices and Supply) Regulations were pa: sed at a meeting ot Urn Singapore Legislative Council, yesterday. The n«.w ordinance
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    TRUCK KILLS 2-YEAR-OLD
    25 3 A two-year-old Chines, girl 'vhs knocked down and killed by a lorry in a hack-lane in tipper Nanking Street yes c; day.
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    QUEK CASE ADJOURNED
    122 3 Hearing was adjourned until November 26 in the cas<- of 1 Quek Tiam Song, a Dtrectoi of Thong Huat Tiam Kee, lA<l., I who appealed in the Eh yenth I Police Court yesterday t<> face three tentative charges of I cheating in connection with i $253,982.10 worth
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    EMPEROR OF RADIANT PEACE
    562 4 THE trial of Hideki Tojo and hi? cronies, which 1 is now drawing to a close, is interesting for the wav in which ft has been used to whitewash the soiled character of Emperor Hirohito. He has emerged out of tru trial so much the man
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    THE CRAZY AND HOLY YEAR
    1842 4  -  The Man... and His Legacy The year 1« 1« was a elimaiie point in the history off It ii in an progress. 1< was shaken by revolution* By A Special Correspondent HAD the revolutions of is 18 rot occurred, the Istu of Trie.ite and the
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      314 4 I if W i Ĕ Ĕ*\ plea, ft. (pleasing, phmsen). To I I (I i| -it.- ug. eeuhle sensations ->r I 5 l\ •••notions In; to delight; to JL i 'Jil ajl «»«*wyi »<» g«»<><» '<•• vi. To give pleasure; to be kind •-nougii. liliir):,, s StnnilniO Dictionary. Thai s
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      80 4 So very lovely It was for beauty such as this that Cyclax preparations were rWftl created to complete the SXH|\ picture ot delicate charm 1 H a loveliness that is'natural', skin pi i L transparently clear, cool and "7 1 > smooth, and fine of texture. 7 m Such loveliness
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    Economic Recovery Military Security
    326 5 2 Lines Of Defence First Sea J.ord, Admiral of the Fleet Lord North Cape, G.C.8., KKE. in a recent |X)kc on the rising costs of naval con 1 thai :t n igate which cost between £oDO,--in 1910, now, with new scientific costs £1 1 million. t»i
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    FRENCH REDS USE COAL STRIKE TO WRECK MARSHALL PLAN
    371 5 deals what the Communists hope will !>•• a mortal blow to the anti-inflation, currency stahili/.ation and fffttirfj eeovery programme of the Government of Premier Henri Queudle. ('ontimiance of the strike an openly-avowed Communist tactic to wreck the Marshall Plan in France
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    Russia Has 250 Submarines
    238 5 AN indication of the trends of Russian naval construction is give:, in the foreword to the r )oth Edition of Jane's Fighting Ships, published recently. The publication says that construction constat! mainly Of submarines, of which more tiian 2;>o are Mid to be In service ;,rui
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      530 6 ACCOMMODATION BRITISH FIRM URGENTLY REQUIRE HOUSE, FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED, ON LONG LEASE. WILLING UNDERTAKE REPAIRS AND RENOVATIONS IF NECESSARY. REPLY BOX NO. Al7Bl, M.T. S pore. SITUATION VACANT •WAN T X D TEMPORARY CONSTRUCTION SUPFRIN lENDENT by large American firm. Please write Box No. Al7BO Malaya TrtDunc, Spor\ l iving
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      684 6 NOTICE Tako notice that I, Oswal 1 Hogan of 3 Buckley Road Singapore by occupation Import?•* Exporter the holder of licence/Permit number 369-C under which I am authorised to use four lorries J.3060, J.471\ J.5737, J.5807, to carry my own £;oods from Endau to .<ohore Bahru, via Kota Tinggl. intend
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      1002 6 THE MOTOR VEHICLES (CoLimerx'ial Use) REGULATIONS. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR VARIATION OF A HAULAGE PERMIT. TAKE NOTICE that I. Mooi 3ai of Jalan Kirn Kee. Muai, Johore, by occupation haulier, he holder of Haulage Permit No. 4171 under which I am authorised to carry goods for Hire or Rcwjrd in
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    Highest Priced Untried Horse
    137 7 ui\n u:\ms j I u •Hani PH*V <~ krs Wi place in h'l 1 fir* r:ir ,0 ',||L It iv s n in, >,'.t\. Hm* aeee i. 1 M th < orn-nt Si i S r un»>ttaf race- i( meet ibe X 1« T* 1 th.
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    MALAY S.A. TENNIS RESULTS
    272 7 m owing are the re- final match- j ir the 'nt team ten- i• nament of the Malay tort! Association held over i week-end Anmad I Ktsain'! bmi beat Bostam on.'. M i Score, v. ~i Kasstm heat totam Kurahi (match not; phyedl Abu N beat
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    HEAVY SCRATCHINGS LIKELY IN FREE HANDICAP
    298 7  -  Fox May Run Only One Candidate By ALLAN LEWIS pitST acceptors for the Three-Years-Old Handicap number twelve, live of the origin;»! entries being scratched—preterriiii; to run in their respective classes. When final acceptors are declared at 11 a.m. on P riday next the field
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    Handicaps For Saturday's Races
    409 7 ■pa and probable candidates day of the Singapore Turf Goal's Skm 8.00 EExcellency 7.13 Race Fan 7 07 Class 2—l>i\. I—7 Fur. Suivi 9.04 Tour Highness 9.01 Air Port 313 Cetewayo £.07 Blue Prim 8.07 Mardi Gras 8.06 Prince Eugene 8.04 Gcnonian 8 01 Mareori 8.01
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    Second Day
    221 7 Th<- following MTV tfcc fHWIgW s jmd probable randidntft* It* oniv fonr rn< es Tor Wednesday, Ike second day of the Singapore TVrf c bibs Winter Meeting: (i Furs. (i Furs. MmcqUc 0 Eagle Hcail 8.11 Congo ,s j 1 Happy Quadrant Pharminda 8.09 Tollana *-JJ Sir Galahad
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    WHO IS NOEL HEALY?
    296 7 By ALLAN LEWIS WHO is Hcaly? that qucstior will probably be asked y many who attend the races at Bukit Timah on Saturday next when this name appc": A on the semaphore board as tho rider of some of CO. "Olive" Davids' runners, i Interviewed Noel
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    New Tote Will Start To Roll On Saturday
    347 7 piFTY seven betting windows will await punters at *he Winter Meeting of the Singapore Turf Club next Saturday, when the new electric tote which the Club has bought from Australia, goes into o]K k r:ition tor the tirst time. Cle-ks at the
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    CYMA Soccer
    68 7 The C.V.M.A. iS.J.C.) will play a friendly game of soccer against the Hospital Youngsters' at Fairer Park at 5.30 p.m. to-' day. The players will bo selected from the following: M. Hendioff. W. Hendroff. L. Nadar. E. Gomes, \V. Van Huizen. Alo de Silva. C. Gomes. J. Lopiz.
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    Natural In Top Form—Should Win On Saturday
    218 7 Natural In Top Form —Should Win On Saturday By .ALLAN LKWIS JRACKS number 2 and 3 were open this morning at Bukit Timah but only slow work was done Game Law Nevada (Haie) and Your Highness (Dawson) kept company over five about half pace. b Natural (Ellery) was worked twice
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    KLUANG SOCCER
    52 7 A char.-ty football match bctwetn 24 Coy. RAfcC and Combined Kluang Civilian eleven in aid *»f the Poppy Day Fund will be played tomorrow 5 p.m. on the Kluang Town Padang. The following will r< present 'he RASC Team*: Goodrich; Stom; Gray; Handley; Gormley; Davidson; Martin: Morton: Freddon:
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    6-POINT RUGBY WIN FOR RAFFLES
    218 7 Two ti tea scored live minutes fiom the end gave Raffles College a 6-point Rugby win over St. Andrew's School' at WooJsvillc yesterday. The cjii<«e boys had tin I heavier pack but they filled to make Use of this advantage. The tackling of both teams
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    Raffles 'Past' Beat 'Present'
    191 7 Up against a strong loam when they faced he Old Boyr I of the school, Raffles Jci3«:itu j tion schoolboys put up a gam?, struggle, although beaten iy j 2 goals to nil on th n R 1.1 ground yesterday. The Old Boys swept into j
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    140 7 The following wi;. represent the R.A.F. and Army against the Combined Civilians at hockey on the S.R.C. padang tomorrow. Sgt. Anderson fRAF); Sr> Ldr. Ackrill (RAFi. Reg. Sgt. Mj. Charlton (Army); Fl jLt Memmell (RAF); Comdr. Oxford (Army) A/C Hassim (RAF'); ("omdr. Lawttuu (Armyt; L
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    110 7 Reuter. BOSTON;. Tues. Joe Louis j engaged in a fourround no decision exhibition bout with Johnny Shkor here last night and towards the one had an upper eyelid grazed in an accidental hrad bunipincr incident. Tlie wound bled slightly but was not rtons. Louis weighing 15 stone
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    240 8 a thousand a day THEY SEEK TO ESCAPE THE REDS Reuter—AAP. RANKING, Tues.—A thousand reiugees are arnving daily in Nanking from Hsuchow, Pengpu and other points along the Tientsin-Pukow railway as the Communist peri; in north-western Khingsu and eastern Anhvvei grows. They include many who originally
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    371 8 what would YOU do? U.P. NEW YORK. Tues. L M. Strauss believed today that his labour relations problem wa.s solved. "I lost my temper", he said, "but we cleaned the p!ace up." Straus-- called in the "100 employees of his accessories
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    104 8 (Tribune Staff Reporter) the maintenance of ordinary prisoners, and de I tainees under Emergency Regulations, a supplementary provision of $118,600 is approved by Government for j the rest of the year. The orignul estimated exI penditure of $275,000 for the maintenance of prisons fo** j the
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    STOCKS DROP AS WORLD'S NOT WELL
    45 8 LONDON, TulS. After a eh- erful start a vague ft el ing that all was not well with the world passed over the stock exchange right after lunch today and stock closed mostly lower in an atmosphere of uncertainty.
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    161 8 Reuter. WASHINGTON', Tu-s —William C. Bullitt, former I nited States Aiiibassador to Russia, lc f i by piane for China tod»\ on a survey trip for the joint Congressional Marshall Aid "Watchdog Committee. He hopes to return l.> Christmas and report on China's needs to met
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    MEDEIRA STILL PORTUGUESE
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    61 8 Reuter. LONDON, Tues. Panam r Will give a state banquet in i honour of King George and I Queen Klizabeth on Februa* 9. when the battleship Van guard taking them to New Zealand and Australia stops in 4 he Panama can I for a day and a night,
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    37 8 ROME Tues. Dr. Kail Grober. Austrian Forelg r Minister, signed two agreeing nts here today with Count Carlo Sforza. Italian Foreign Minister, to simplify frontier traffic between Au.-tria and the Alto Ad.gv-Trt nting (formerly South Tyrol).
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    124 8 Reuter. TEHERAN, »ed Saed Rarar> asked by the Shah <* f form a new J> eeed that of ai Hashir which i the week-end ,tt.', J*i 'office five im.nthHazlur said th H 'paralysed g and expressed !his cut rent yeai i Persia'i new V k 157-year-old
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