Malaya Tribune, 17 November 1948

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    51 1 The Malaya Tribune BY THE SPEOPLE FOR THE PEOPLE Larger Sales than any Afternoon Paper In Malaya Printincj Simultaneously Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh <£ Penana Telegrams: "Tribune Spore." Telephone: 5811 lines) MNCArORE, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1948 PRICE TEN CENTS THE MALAYA TRIBUNE OS, St. Martin's Lane W. C. 2 WEDNESDAY. NOV.
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    RED ARMIES FLEE IN DISORDER
    375 1 93,000 Casualties 8,000 Surrender GOVT. CLAIM GREAT VICTORY AT HSUCHOW Reuter. IN< Contrary to earlier indapemlent reports a i Communist armies 1 ai fid hs .How, Government bastion North Kinngtu, were omcjsJly re ..,onigb; mc rag northward in what w*a deMrir>d as a general retreat.
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    Tips from the dead
    155 1 U.P. fffM York Tues. Frederick G< rlsmith, testifying in his' ,i- fence on charge of m imputation, told the irt today that "when a i m and l»f .(ins go awad and round a certain f I predict that it will Stock; always do what, ought
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    STRIPES AND STARS . . .
    45 1 STRIPES AND STARS U.P. •S, Tues —The UnitliStat dag at the Military i won today Hew upside distress signal— to noon when it changed to right Ml up. States officials redplalnsd that the aiaed by an Amerit who celebrated Princess Elizav a little too hard.
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    STOP PRESS
    74 1 v.(. \M AT, Today.—A spe- <>iist ikir, who was seJjNj W«i iiuh o in bandit at- aaa Wing Estate, laxuk „11 Nov. II died r»U\. Nkc aveatlgnliaai of atJ* n \>. r Baaahaai poHcr J i« Nov. |5 led ta the dugout a few u ,,|r, -l yarĕn
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    1.000 TOAST PRINCE
    84 1 (Tribune Slaff Renorter) I A THOUSAND people diank to the health of the Royal Prince at a toast proposed by Sir Franklin Gimson last night at the Tanglin Club, which celebrated the Royal birth by an impromturc and combined dance with the Royal Singapore Golf Club. There
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    14 Held under crisis law
    137 1 (Tribune Ufa// Reporter I FOUR Chinese, six Indonesians and four Indians were detained under the Emergency Regulations last night. Two of the Chinese are secret society members. The other two are suspected to be members of the Malayan Communist Party. All the four Indians belong
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    NO SPECIAL CHINA SESSION
    63 1 Reuter. KEY WEST. Florida, Tuesday. President Tiuman, on holiday here, today told his first press conference since his election victory, he would not call a special session of what he described as the "do nothing" Congress to deal with China. Mr. Truman said he was in
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    STRIKE HITS THE 'QUEEN'
    67 1 Reuter. SOUTHAMPTON. Tues.— The sailing of the Queen Ehzaoeth for New York tomorrow has been cancelled because of I the United States dock strike. Her 2.200 passengers were notij fled by wire, and boat trains aid not run A line oookings sta<T were inundated with requests
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    Malan: We'll Quit UN If...
    253 1 Reuter. PRETORIA. Tues.—Or. F. Malan. South Africa** Prime Prim:' Minister, told the Transvaal Nationality Party Congress here today, that rather «hun allow the United Nations to interfere in the affairs of South-West Africa, or place the territory under trusteeship, he would prefer that the Union
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    Tooth By Tooth
    97 1 U.P. GREENVILLE. OHIO, Tues.—Two hold-up men tortured and beat a prominent husinessman and his wife today, using ordinary pliers to pull out a do ten teeth from the man's mouth, one at a time, because they thought more money was hidden in the victim* house. An armed
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    GUNMAN (II)
    51 1 U.P. PRUSSELS T es.—Wnon a ote' clerk r.ecme suspicious of a v v v '-registered guest, the po*ise raided ti.e guest's hotel room last nigr-t and found nim packing loaded revolver and 10,00(1 francs. Thoy identified tne mysterious gunman art vent v you.*" Sjeer.e de Cmy2, aged ll.—
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    Palestine Police: Commons Query
    195 1 Reuter. lOVDON, Le.-mard ammans, onservativ, asked in the of C'nimons today r. unat oasis po'ice officers wno were formerly in the "ah stine police and tad now j;on transferred to Malaya r ere heing given senio"ty over those officers who had spent all their service it
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    PARLIAMENT GREETS THE ROYAL FAMILY
    113 1 Reuter. LONDON, V.ids. But* Houses of Par iment tod™ jHi.ised a mot on conqi ttuuiting the Royal I < utly m the 'rirth of a >■/<( to Prints* Elizabeth. in the Haute of 01*WW ons, fhe Pi Wit M"i Clement Atthe, said th tod ay
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    reds move up in java
    134 1 Reuter. BATAVIA. Tuesday. Communist troops weie today moving up to reinforce their main armies battling with the Republicans southwest of Madiun. 100 miles north-east of the Republican capital of Jogjakaita. a Dutch Army report stated. THe population of Madiun district, centcre of the Communist revolt
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    Italian plane here
    73 1 (Tribune Staff Reporter I The first Italian aircraft to !ano in Singapore a thtee-cn-gined Fiat—arrived at Kailanj. Airport last nigh l carrying 26 Ita-ian immigrants for Australia. The Fiat, which belongs to an Egyptian airline, is handled by an all-Italian crew. It took off from Rome with
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    5 walk out on baby
    131 1 U.P. BELFAST. 1 es. Five n embers v.a'led out <>f the North Ire' nd House of Commons todiy as a oro c against prop- ii by Pnne Minister Sir Itaa.l Brooke to send a message of congr illations to King George on the b'rth of
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    TRUMAN SNUBS STALIN
    592 1 Reuter and U.P. LONDON Tues.—President Truman slated flatly today that < the U ailed States would not resume four-power talks on the German crisis until the Soviets lifted their blockade of Berlin. Ir>e President ivld a press conference -»t i»ey West. Florida, he nad r.v plans foi
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    Malayan Dollar Receipts
    133 1 Reuter. LONDON. Sir St I'foid Crinos. Chancel of the ExcheqiA- lold Parhament today »h dolla» receipts by Mal i< 1 were m ning "at rat > rr over last year's rate." He could not .-timatc wnat sales to haul cui-ency aieas wool 1 have be n If
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    DEAR will not start
    57 1  -  By Allan Lewis The going for today's racing at llukit Timah will vaffy heav>. The safest bets under these conditions should be: Blue Print. Oregon and Indian Heather Likely outsiders in soft going are: Fleeting Mem »ry, Yutoi. liberty, Penso and Precious Stream. DEAR will not
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    Tax: Employers Must Send In Returns
    266 2 (Tribune Staff Reporter) EVERY employer is now requited by law to send returns to the Income Tax Department in respect of three confusing classes of wage-earners for 1347. The categories arc 1. Peisons. other than married women. whose remuneration or pension exceeded $3,000 last
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    Nannies Have Hands Full
    207 2 MISS A. E. Butcher awd Miss E. E. Rico. RMS Carthage full-time children's nursery stewardesses have "more than a handful" each trip, but they like their jobs. Known as "Nanny" to all the children who come under their rare, thry say tho Children >o attached to
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    Sentenced —Still Free
    171 2 I Five British rt'lOM 3f Ihe HMS London, ■•e-rtenced t six weeks' impriso' nent. became free men the moment they loft the dock at the Arslzc Couti yesterday. Convicted on v. chat cJ caus'ng simple hurt In a Chinese taxi dii'or, they found their sentences effect freni
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    Crime Front Again Quiet
    32 2 Mr. E. V. Fowler, Chief of the ('.!.!>., yesterday remarked on the absence of serious crime in Singapore during the past week. Yesterday the crime front was again quiet.
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    FIRE HAZARD DOUBLE
    96 2 rUNGAPORE'S Municipal Fire 0 Services answered nearly three times as many calla dur- ing the ten months of this year, than they did in 1939. Mr. J. G. Shaw, Brigade Superintendent, told the Tribune that up to date 534 calls were answered by the two fiiv stations
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    Lectures On Social Work
    80 2 SEVERAL women were included in the audience of 100 lat a lecture on training for j social work, given by Mr. J. F. I M. Briggs at the Department of Social Welfare yesterday. The lecture was the first of a series arranged by the department for
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    COLLISION
    30 2 A European was slightly injured yesterday whm the car lie was driving collided with an :ankcr near 7 m.s. Bukit Timah Road. The driver of the tanker escaped injury.
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    Congressman Haji Back From Mecca
    178 2 lhe first Filipino Muslim Congressman to »isit Hie holy cit> of Datu Mannlao lOHhfatMj arrived iv by air yesterday on his v ay back to the Pliillipires. *>>atu Minaaac will spend a fe-.v days in SifiiTipofe availing the arrival of a pilgrim ship earn lh.«
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    More Lightermen Told To Quit
    218 2 [KiHIERMiTN of the Malayan Lii;htera g e Connany. under notice of dismissal, refused to lea.- their m Yesterday v h,, the \s ant Coimmssioner of Labour (Maj. A. S. IwfcveJ them into coining. The 35 men refused to accept notices to quit, served on the
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    3 Men In A Boat—At The Wrong Place
    112 2 Three tired leaking bowmen arrested in a restricted arci off Pulau Bukoro. told the First District Judge \cs<erday fid, they were busy looking for a tongkfng. They were me.,Wl on .N*ovembcr ItJ, at 1.05 a.nt When the ju 'gc asked why they
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    STRAITS SETTLEMENT RESTORATION ASKED
    74 2 k MOTION asking for the restoration ol the St rails *V Settlements will be, tabled by Mr. T. W. Omr, at a general meeting of the Straits Chines;' British A* sociation. The meeting will be held at the Garden Club <>:j Puis maws 10 a* 5.80
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    Big Fire Station In Alexandra Road
    293 2 THE major resources of the Central Fire Station at Hill Street will be concentrated at the new £.1.015.000 File Station to be built next year at Alexandra Road. This is being done to avoid the delays that arc caused by heavy traffic in town
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    A Party On The Napoli
    150 2 Th* 8.0(K)-ton Italian motorvessel Napoli, of the Lauio Lire, was jam-packed with about 300 guests for a cocktail and buffet party yesterday evening as ahc lay in the Siricapore docks. The party was given by the Singapore agents of the line, the Barretto Shipping and
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    Motor-Boats Catch Fire
    43 2 Two motor-Itoats caught tire at Telok Aver l> i in at 5.30 p.m. yesterday. Two lire engines after half an hour's battle succeeded in saving one of the boats. The other sank shortly after the arrival of the fiic engines.
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    Malacca Transfer
    33 2 Father Rene Chakt. assistant Vicar of the Croon Shepherd Cathedral, has been transferred to Malacca, where h e will be taught Chinese dialects by Father R". Dubois at Gajah Bcrang Malacca.
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    RUBBER STILL DROPPING
    352 3 London, New York Buy Less Hie price of robber dropped another I rents yesterday. T*W fourth big drop in a week brought the price down to 3-5 8 cents less than it wis las; v edne&day. .nodtm and New York mark-ts ftfestg *n$ 1 roriMiierably lebs, ar.d
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    ISLANDERS KEEN TO REGISTER
    223 3 Rukom Group islanders are eager io get thHr i :i.ds ihey can come tj Singapore "with ■Ml !rtuW«-" J u B n ire ti» it) of tr 300 uiau Buk« m Xc puiar* ;i liavr l ivii 3*l ice th>' i\ ration opera*. h© hearJ that
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    Ex-Detective Faces Extortion Charge
    273 3 Vlie First Div. net Court was crowded yest nfay for i.'ie trial o) ex-uetective Leoug Thlm and nuddJcaged Tb.im Took, who were answering a dftfqp of extorlion. it was allied that on October 22 they procured $3WI irom Chan Kwan Yen by threatening to arrest him
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    2 CHINESE EXECUTED
    102 3 WONG Hoi Yen and Wong Heng were executed under the emergency regulations yesterday at Pudu Gaol, Kuala Lumpur, and Johore Bahru Prison, respectively. Wong Hoi Yen was arrested on September 29 at the 14th j rrille. Puchong foliowing police 'action against bandib; in the area the day
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    Mr. M. S. Dorairaj Dies In Malacca
    63 3 Mr. M. S. Durairaj. prominent, member of Malaccas Indian community, dkd of pneumonia at his house yesterday at the age of 50. He was a trustee oi the Malacca Indian Association and was due to retire from the Public Works Department aft p
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    Registration In Kluang
    36 3 National registration has begun in Kluang. Any Kluang resident aged 12 years and above will not be allowed <ntry to Singapore. un]c_s registered, after November 30. Registration in Segainat begins nn Nnverrrer 27.
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    Chinese Sent To Mental Hospital
    45 3 Mr. Justice »«.wn ycs< r My committed a mi Ide-aged Chinese, Lee Tang lang, to lie 1 Mental Hospita* for observation. 1. v now 'e.ained in lite civil rnison pen« Mg his trial ok (harges of muffle*' and atto.i.ptcd murder.
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    School Certificate
    20 3 A total of 862 Singapoie school children will sit tor the Cambridge School Certificate examinations from November 29.
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    Thousands Waiting To Return
    95 3 THKKE are still thousands of Malayan Chinese i;> \;v--tous part of China waiting to return, Mr. l\ l\ Hit, international Refugee Organisation representative in I iuna, yesterday told the Tribune. Mr. Ho s-;id that the last batch of 170 ret tr:i:a? Mai van Chin se avowed
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    Father Claims $8,000 From Lorry Owner
    274 3 4 < mnesc father Ow Ah Leong, who lost his Ifi•>« aro v daughter h; a motor accident, is dtfiMSf a sum of .VS,OOO fror.i Tan Hock Kang, the owner of a 8-ton lorry, as damages for loss of expectation of his life. He
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    STEVENSON ARRIVES
    45 3 British Ambassador to China. Sir Ralph Stevenson. and Lady Stevenson, arrived in Singapore yesterday by BOAC flying boat. "He is returning to China after leave in Britain, but will stay to attend the conference of British diplomats and administrators in Bukit Serene tomonow.
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    Fewer Kedah Malays Go To English Schools
    74 3 FEWER Malay school-children in Kcdah are applying for admission into English schools stated an Utusan Melayu rcpoit from Alor Star yesterday. Only 70 Malay children from all over Kedah have so far applied for next year's school term. Last year the applicants numbered
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    New Member Of Medical Council
    41 3 Dr. Chen Su Lan has been nominated by the Alumni Asso<l ition of King Edward Vll College of Medicine as a member of the Medical Council in place of Dr. B. R. Sreenivasan, who has resigned.
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    ACTING OFFICER
    20 3 Mr. J. W. Ewart. Assistant Curator of the Botanical Gardens, has been appointed to act ay Agricultural Officer.
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    THE FOG LIFTS
    490 4 T HF heavy to U*t V *t i-ttlo cTJiins pasi icw u*.y for London, he maie it quae followed in his wnke by assuring us that, hi* .mil si ice I have com.- this far. doa- you thus it I ouH be quite wrong if I did
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    SET THE DECREE LEVEL
    925 4  -  Two famous educationists discussed the question of the establishment oj Universities m the cdmt<, at the congress of Universities of the Commonwealth held a! Oxford recently. Their inews are 0 j particular interest to Malaya, wiere the establishment cf a University is taking concrete shape. IIH.IIIIt
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    TRAIN RIGHT LEADERS
    528 4  -  By PROF. D. HUGHES PARRY ICL-CHANrEI iA)R OF london uniyrksii I* i_ _i_ IN the discussion that followed Sir Alexander's rvnenintg remarks, every speaker assumed, without question ami without explanation, the desirability of increasing educational facilities at all levels and in all parts of the British Commonwealth
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    FAT MEN LASH OUT AT DON
    404 5 Girls don't run from me says 61" waistliner SYDNEY. Tues. Australia"? fat men have been angered by the statement of Professor Rousseau of South Africa that men over 10 are comic. pot-bellied creatures who are an offence to the senses of any woman of
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    ABOVE: A bull resting in a IVnang Koad. This picture was taken by Mr. Teoh Slew Selong and entitled, "Atter A Day's Hard Work." Roth these picturei were displayed at the London Salon ot 1 hotography during the 39th Annual Exhibition held this year.
    45 5 ABOVE: A bull resting in a IVnang Koad. This picture was taken by Mr. Teoh Slew Selong and entitled, "Atter A Day's Hard Work." Roth these picture i were displayed at the London Salon ot 1 hotography during the 39th Annual Exhibition held this year.
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    GLOWING MORE FOOD
    72 5 M B: ItiSh tractors will rate A«- luction. I .•11 months, h tractor.il into Aus- r 10 00') b. sold I m, II Minister log Mr. P Hard, the id :md CusCourtice. rts and v. a large tratioll of BnN< -v SOut.n past week. SNATCHED BI T
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    S. T. C. Checks Corruption
    289 5 Sttijj Reporter T;il Singapore Traction will shortly have Miad to ch»*ck tic* in huse*. information of I < <rruption on the luis routes. ral Manager* cf n: my I Mr. A. A. the Tribune that had l ccently unti-corrup-ea and .several h v t been
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    JAPANESE IMPROVED
    48 5 Tokio, Tuesday.- A national language research institute wilt soon be established in Tokio to improve, simplify and make studies of the Japanese language, it was learned today. The sum of 10,200,000 yen foi the building of the proposed institute has already been approved by the Government.
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    Buffalo Hunter Saved By Loincloth
    90 5 Reuter.—AAP. SYDNEY. Tues.-An glnal woman saved a wounded buffalo hunter from bh-eding to death by using her loincloth as a tornlque. The buffalo hunter. Pat Kenny. 30, was skinning a buffalo near his headouarters at Alligator River, Northern Territory. when his skinning knife slipped and
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    YOKOHAMA PORT SPINS BIG FIGURES
    60 5 ReuterAAP. TOKIO, Tues. Occupation-I operated Yokohama port taaa handled 900.000 passengers and 9.000.000 tons or cargo durin; f i the past three years, it was j announced today. The port disposes of incoming cargo for American occupation forces and supervises era barkation and debarkation of
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    Malayan Scouts For Australia
    143 5 T..JE "Malayan contingent" to tho Pan-PaoSc iam- boree in Austiaha will leave early ne<t n onth under the leadenrhip of the Dis*ti\ct Scout Con~mi.-5 si nor. Singapore Rev. Canon R.K.S. Adirvs. Tne contingent Will consist of nearly 100 scouters, rovers and scouts. Every state in the
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    THREE BISHOPS FOR BRADMAN
    78 5 Reuter.AAP. SYDNEY. Tues. —Archbishop Halse. of Brisbane, at present in England, told In a h tter to his diocese of tht respective values of bishops and Test cricketers to Huto'-jntoh-huntin:? choir boys. At a Test at the Oval, he said, one cathedral choir boy was h«.ard
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    41 6 Mr. Mi* s j Jcae P h ten dor their heartfelt thanks to all relatives ai;d friends ror their kind assistance and attendance at the funeral of their beloved son, Etlwin, ai;d lor their floral tributes and messages of sympathy.
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    Malan Govt. On Way To Fascism
    326 6 Reuter. BRISTOL, Tues.—Dr. Yusuf Dadon. President of th? Tiansvaal Indian Congress, told the press here tonight, before a meetinr: arranged by the Bristol South African Anti-Racial Discrimination Committee, that "the present South African Government is well on the way to fascism." Calling himself "the
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    SYDNEY'S WONDER BATSMAN
    103 6 14-year-old Sydney schoolboy. Grant le Huray. the "unbowlablc boy", recently hit up his best score. 267 not out. and, on the same afternoon, took seven wickets for 24 runs, playing for St. James. Croydon, in New South Wales churches competition, Sydney's largest junior cricket organisation. Grant's score
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    652 7 M~«f« :>re the weights candidates together TH' f h st three runs probable jockey* for to„itb !h r fh set ..nil day si the Singaoore Turf Club's RACE ONE -tfSCS .ass Div. 4, 6 Fit's. I Yu<v!.s. •»o<> Ba-by i A W. olj U.> ng b.ll Spmccr (Hob
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    RACING STARTS AT 2 P.M. TODAY
    263 7  -  Indian Heather A Safe Bet By ALLAN LEWIS RACING will commence at two o'clock this afternoon at Bukit Timah, the second day of Singapore Turf Club's Winter M-eting. A well balanced card of eight events should satisfy the most ardent race fans and winners
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    TRIBUNE SELECTIONS
    101 7  -  By ALLAN LEWIS Race I—IV AIF I.a I,\ Kalang sky Master. Race 2—KNIGHT GALLANT Belita Skystreak. Race 3—"'RICOLOCR Bow Legs Some Brani. Race 4—SPEAR MIRTH Maestro Nevada. Race 5— JACK'S DARLING j Sir Galahad Pharminda. Race 6—INDIAN HEATHER Bally mun II token. Race 7—1.1.1K PRINT \stivel Marcori. Race
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    MCC WIN BY INNINGS
    122 7 Reuter. KIMBEjRLEY, 'Jues.— The M. C. C. won the fourth, successive match of theiSouth African tour when they defeated Griqualand j West today by an Innings and 72 runs. Griqualand West, following on yesterday I 284 runs behind the M. C. C. first innings total of
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    BOOKIES CLEAR £500,000
    135 7 Reuter—AAP. Sydney.—Bookmakers won at least £500.000 during the) eight racing days of the Melbourne Cup carnival when only nine favourites and two equal favourites won out of 51 races. The three main races of the) meeting were won by outsiders: Rimfire 66/1 in the Melbourne Cup; Comic
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    MEDICALS BEAT DENTALS IN CATER CUP MATCH
    279 7 lILAYING on a ivfif greasy ground, the IN 1 ten* the "L-enl. la" by 19 points CB goals and thn-c tries) to nil, .1 the Annual Inter-faulty "Gaff* Oip mitcli. pfcyir 1 on the Outraiu Road School gmuMt vestcruay evemng. The Medicos got
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    MARCEL CERDAN FOR U.S.
    45 7 Reuter. PARIS. Tues.—lt was announced today that Marcel Cerdan will leave France by plane for th e United State* Thursday evening, November 18. H«- will have about 10 exhibition matches anj return to France during the middle Of next month Reuter,
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    CRACK CHINESE BASKETBALL TEAM DUE
    106 7 AY SITING liafretball team from Shd, :i> m is dv» t<, play series of 1 atchc; here next month. The baJitHbad team from SfMV hai. which is at present !aar r.g Java, is i scheduled to a .%c in Singapore on Dec. W. Ths team
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    Two Changes Made In Scottish XI
    136 7 Reuter. GLASGOW, Tut s. —The i xperimental Scottish In- j in-national soccer XI did to well against Wales last; month that with only two changes they should defta;| Ireland at Hampden rark here tomorrow. Willie Houllston, who lead? the attack inppla t of Reilly.
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    WOMEN UMPIRES
    60 7 SYDNEY. Tu.«. An a:utf shortage of tennis umpires in South Australia leu to a me?> ing cf the women's commit'c* of f Jic State Lawn Tennis Association recently. "Women coe'dn't marre a worse job of it i.an men." one committee-worn ir- commnrtc-i I>av.s Cup selector. Mr. Fraik Piper
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    Hongkong Bankers Score 3-Nil Win
    235 7 Respite a we* rnd slippery fieid, (he lloiWjkong Hank XI playd sp»endid soecor to beat the Ch trten d R:tnk -ports' Ctiit XI by 3 goals to nil at Farr» r V.itU yesterday. ftnnlt Flnnrt. Club: Beins opened the scoring in the 11th minute with
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    BOUNAVISTA WIN 2-1
    62 7 The Bounavista Sports Club! defeated t°e Base Command I Medical SU»v by 2-1 in a! friendly soccer played at West Read o n Saturday. Henvy rain made ground, conditions difficult and the first half ended with the Bounavista one ahead. Awang Chee scortd the goal. On resumption
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    Malayans draw
    19 7 The Malayan studcnt.s hockey team in Britain drew in a match on Saturday with Emmanuel College, Cambridge.
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    PETROL UP BY 5 CENTS
    87 8 The mice of petrol has gone up by five cents a gallon today. The new oiiicial price is $1.45 cents. Reason for the Increase, according to Mr. P. H. Palmer, manage] of Shell Company, is a rise in woildoil prices. This latest pi ice rise,
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    40 Nations Attend UNESCO
    127 8 U.P. BEIRUT. Tuesday. A thousand delegates fiom 40 nations gathered here today for the third general assembly of the United Nations Educational. Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO). Lebanese Foreign Minister Hamid Frangieh gave the keys to Emir Beshii palace to Director General Julian Huxley, who formally
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    Pious plead for godless
    99 8 Reuter-AAP. TOKYO, Tue?. The Ninon I Shukyokai, an association xe--1 presenting Chi«st:t.n. Buddl'iSt and c*her major t«iigious sects in Jjiran will I n begin a campaign to ft a-o mitigation of me sentence imposed upor. Tojo and his 24 iihow accused. \it was learned t- ay.
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    Tito looks to the West
    172 8 BELGRADE, Tues.—Marshal Tito served notice on the Coniiniforii today that unless It made peace with him he wa. ready f o turn *o the west for the goods he needs to build a .trong Communist country. Speaking before the Ljuchjana Academy of Arts and Sciences,
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    FRENCH REDS DENOUNCE ERP
    197 8 U.P. PARIS, Tuesday. The ii en restoration of "formal relation denounced the European Rch Communist party tonight ecovety Plan and called for thes" between France and Russia. The Central Commission punished the major policy resolu;ion as the Assembly met to Jebate Minister of Interior 1 Jules
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    Penniless, he left £20,000
    96 8 Reuter-AAP. SYDNEY, Tues.- An X6-uear-old Indian hawker, thouyht to be penniless, d'td recently at Wanyaratta. a country town, leaving an estate in Victoria of €20.000. The Indian, Gourdit Staph, ha t been hawking n the district for nearly t>o years. One storekeeper said: Gourdit Sinyh often
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    MUDSLINGING CHARGE IN GOVT SCANDAL PROBE
    806 8 Code Number Used Over Telephone Reuter. LONDON, UES—FRANCIS CECIL PRICE, MANAGING DDWgHSAm% DON DEPARTMENT STORE, GRIPPED THE FRONT OF THE WTI NESS sTjLNU Al HIE GOVERNMENT INQUIRY INTO ILLEOED CORRUPTION TOIIAV \NJ? °*Z iFf'TEO THAT HE WAS BEING SUBJECTED TO A MUDSLINGING CAMPAIGN SO
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    ASSEMBLY ENDS DEC. 14
    30 8 Reuter. PARIS, Tues.—The United Nations General Assembly ir. Paris is officially scheduled tc end on the night of Dec. 14, X was authoritatively learned tooay -Router.
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    GREEK CRISIS NEARS END
    139 8 Reuter. ATHENS, Tues.- Tho fivo-day-old Greek crisis seemed near ing a solution today as Corner Premier Themlatociea I Sophoulis and Foreign Ministci Constantin Tsaldaris reached an i agreement. It was Announced that the two "premier designates" had i reached an "agreement in principle." Tsaldaris said he
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    Petition To End Deposit System
    149 8 'PHF Pan-Malayan Chinese RoI mittance Association has sent a pctiton to the j Controllers of Foreign ExI change in Singapore, Kuala 1 Lumpur and Penang. The Association has requestled the authorities to revise or !do away with the deposit system for all remittance shops. This
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    ICELAND OUSTS COMMUNISTS
    53 8 U.P. REYKJAVIK, icoland. Tjcs. —Communists, «ru had controlled the 7p! i lie Union Federatim 'or the last six were ousted laet night ir a stoimv meeting. The Obmntttn'itti trie.; to disc uranchise n i jarter if Uh? delegates nef re the decisive vote hich tin them out
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    Ten Gun Runners Indicted In U. S.
    462 8 U.P. MIAMI, FLORIDA. Tues I The federal grand jury today indicated 10 persons who allegedly particpated in an international ring to inns and into Palestine via Czechoslo vakia. Twenty- me others, including four men identified as official members of the Israeli diplomatic corps
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    WHAT’S ON TODAY General
    96 8 Y.M.C.A Om \Tt Club model draw|£?i p.m.; World Wci-t special m<~tm K and uim i,L <p«ik,r Mr. Soali Y„„ Kl| i p.m. s TECHNIC Al. \NS <H |i 1ION OF MAI.AW u5£. Teleprinters and Transmit* at Telegrams" by Mr n j Thomas Govenmeot i„. School hall.
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    97 8 HOCKE SRC v C.S.C. S.R.C. ground; C.H.Q Kegt v. Cable Wirel«»I —Tanglin; S port' Colts v. Tochers' Union; Customs v. I S.H.A.IT. —Starrer I'ark; I' 1 C.A. v. Medical College Gcoigc's I'd; Khalsa A S'yoK Hori Afl St G Roao vKl'GllY: S.C.C. "A v.;• Soon Garrison R.F.C—S. ground; Rolicc
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