Malaya Tribune, 25 November 1948

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    64 1 The Malaya Tribune BY THE PEOPLE FOX THE PEOPLE Larger Salc» Than Any Afternoon Paper in Malaya Printing Simultaneously Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh d Penang Telegrams: "Tribune Spore." Telephone: 5811 (9 lines) EIGHT PAGES SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1948 PRICE TEN CENTS THE MALAYA TRIBUNE London AgenU-Messrn. Colin Twraev Ltd Tait
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    HONG KONG TO EXPEL RED LEADERS
    181 1 Assurance By Creech Jones In Commons Reuter. itvi.ov Wed. —The activities of Chinese l> Communists in Hour Kong were being closely wa l h (I. Colonial Secretary Artnur Creech in i Parliamentary reply today. .1 proceeding* were'to be taken ra] Communists who were trying
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    Thomas Cup Team
    116 1 Thoma* Cum tin i. lnone\ 11 ll wv ii il;i\s to go before tail, Ibej are stilt II sin n of tho tit.ttQ "l set for i!i i; tour. Th Tri'mm- Newsu nr, i!i> it. <»n to hHp thrill lliln il. (oil by senate hi ..»11r donations,
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    admiralty staff are not happy
    98 1 RNMITTEE members of Singapore Admiralty M if] (Jnloa au- to hold I Meeting with the Naval I authorities on nine i i n c<| by the Union not been "satisi Eohretl by corres■aksu" fc Union, which repreW employees, had exi mc I ned of over"
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    75, HE LIKES THE NEW LOOK
    78 1 Reuter. SYDNEY. Weu. Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Bell, taking their first holiday for 28 years, travelled 4,000 miles to Melbourne to sec the Melbourne Cup. For nearly 50 years Mr. and Mrs. Bell have lived at a station near Derby, in the far
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    Longer Service For Conscripts
    166 1 Reuter. lON DON, Wed.—-Compulsory military Re ."Vice k in Britain will be extended from 12 to 18 months by a Government bill read formally in Parliament today. Under this bill men called up will have their subsequent reserve periods cut from six years to four. Main
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    2 REDS HELD
    39 1 The C.I.D. arrested two Chinese last night under the Emergency Regulations. They arc suspected to be Communists. The total detained to date if 262. NO ROBBEKIFS There was no armed robbery durinc the last 21 hours.
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    MY LOVE ENDS RACING CAREER
    39 1 Reuter. PARIS, Wed, My Love, winner of the English Derby and French Grand Pnx this year, has finished his racing career and will now retire to stud, according to his.Chantilly trainer. Richard Carver. Reuter.
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    Gurkha Wives Toast The Prince
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    126 Share 3 Basins In S'pore
    129 1 untitledP WANTS TO KNOW WHY Reuter. LONDON. Wed. uabour member John Lewis today complained in the House of Commons that at tho King George V Dock at Singapote. 126 chief petty officers from the British -raiser Birminu ham were sharing two wjite* closets, three
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    'TERROR' TO DIE
    48 1 Reuter. Manila. Wed.— Kciji Sakuma. Japanese Army master sergeant and known as the "Kcmpeitai terror" in Davao during the occupation was tenccd to death by hanging today by a Philippines Army tribunal. This is the 30th death verdict handed down by the military tribunal. Reuter.
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    WIFE STABS MAN
    34 1 A Chinese woman in Bain Street stabbed her husband in the course of a quarrel shortly after 2 p.m. yesterday. The husband was taken to hospital. His condition is not serious.
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    MAN STABS MAN
    26 1 At midnight last night, a Chinese seaman stabbed a compatriot at Chifford Pier. The man >| In hospital but his condition is not serious.
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    ARMY PAY UP
    23 1 Reliable sources in Singapore this morning stated that the Government' in U.K. has agreed to increases in Army pay scales.
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    AID FOR PLANTERS' WIDOWS
    110 1 Reuter. LONDON, Wed. Mr. Creech Jones was asked In the Commons today about compensation for the widows of those planters and other Europeans who had lo*t their Uvea as a result of the recent disturbances in Malaya. He replied that a special commitee appointed in Malaya
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    DR. KOO APPEALS to TRUMAN
    194 1 WASHINGTON, Wed.—The Chinese Ambus n sador to the United States, Dr. Wellington Koo appealed personally to President Truman today for increased aid to the Chinese National Government. Speaking to reporters after an interview with President Tiuman. the Ambassador said he hao emphasised again upon the
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    TO BAN OR NOT TO BAN...
    128 1 LONDON, Wed. Mr. Emrys Hughe*, Lahour, aske*> in the House of Commons today what films other than the "Tale of Two Cities" had been banned at Singapore. He asked for the name of the film censor, what his qualifications were and what kind of
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    India Accepts Challenge
    116 1 Reuter. NEW DELHI, Wed.---Official circles here tonight said they would not attach undue Importance" to a letter of Sir Zafaullah Khan. Pakistan Foreign Minister, to the Security Council threatening a full-scale counter offensive in Kashmir. There is no chance of compromise under threat of military operations, they
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    Mr.V: We will use veto again & again...
    587 1 Mr.V: We will use veto again again... Reuter. PARIS. Wed. Mr. Andrei 1 Vyshinsky tonight told the United Nations minor Political Committor: '"The voto is a powerful political weapon. In the political struggle now i, r oiti<; on even a simpleton would "<>t let such a weapon fall from his
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    STOP PRESS HIRE HABEAS VERDICT
    112 1 Tftw rule nisi issued against Mr. P. <i. Minns, A.S.P. and the Commissioner «>f Poller, Singapore, calling upon them to show cause why they should nut produce Carlton Arthur Hire In Court was dismissed by Mr. Justice .lubling in the High Court this morning. Carlton
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    GIVE LOCAL MEN A CHANCE
    458 2 Govt., Shipowners Urged THE Government of Singapore and local shipowners are largely responsible for the present shortage of certificated marine engineers in this port. Mr D. I. Greer. M. I. MAR. E Secretary of the Singapore Association of Engineers, told the Tribune yesterday. Neither Government
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    ONN'S CONCERN OVER RUMOURS
    250 2 Dato Onn bin Ja'afar, Mentri Besar of Johore, who returned from London yesterday, expressed his concern over rumours that he had presented a case for the Malays only during his unofficial talks with the United Kingdom leaders. He declared emphatically that he had presented a case
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    Honour for the brave
    59 2 The following members ol the Federation Police Force have been awarded the Colonial Police Medal for gallantry in aQltion agains>t bandits: Inspector Mobarak Ahmed of Negri Sembilan. Senio: Inspector 'Hisham bin Haji Nawawi of Johore. Detectiw Constable Choo Kit of Selan gor. Special Constable Alias bin
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    Mr. A.D. Stutchbury for WRI Fund
    34 2 Mr. A. D. Stutchbury has been appoint*. a member of the Board of Management of the War Risks (Goods) Insurance Fund in place of Mr. A. W. Nicholson.
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    Massey Talks On Friendly Asia
    182 2 AUSTRALIAN Trade Commissioner, Mr. Claude Massey, said last night that it would be to the good of the whole world if India and Australia could be friends. His country would like to be friends with all countries in South Asia, he added. Mr. Massey was
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    Ten-Year Education Plan Inadequate
    150 2 Utusan Melayu, Singapore Malay daily, in its editorial yesterday, described the Ten-Year Malayan Education Plan as a "half-way" policy that would make most of Malaya's future citizen's only half-edu-cated. The paper specially attacked the free primary education policy. This, it said, was totally inadequate educational provision
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    Freighter Towed To S'pore
    130 2 The Amelia Earhart, American freighter which ran onto a coral reef near one of the Natuna Islands in the China sea and was stranded for ten days was towed into the harbour by the tug Argonaut yesterday. The argonaut, first tug to be *cnt to her
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    Raised $1,500 for 5chool
    97 2 METHODIST Girls' School at Sophia Road expected to raise $1,500 towards repair of its drill hall from the sale of hundreds of cakes, special Malayan dishes and ice cream during an art exhibition held yesterday. A special feature of the exhibition was the senior girls' tea
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    POLICE GUARD WORKERS ON RAIL BRIDGE
    107 2 SEGAMAT, WeGnesday. Repair squads of the F.M.S.R. worked ceaselessly throughout last night and this morning under police and military protection to repair the railway line and bridge at Kampong Lelak between Labis and Bekok which was sabotaged by terrorists yesterday evening. By 9.30 a.m.
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    14,903 CARDS ISSUED ON TUESDAY
    31 2 A total of 14,903 people received their identity cards on Tuesday. Another 3,859 applied for theirs. Total figures up to Tuesday are: Applicants —678,295. Cards issued—s9s.6o2.
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    China's destiny hinges on Hsuchow
    1065 3  -  Spotlight On IJhina By Goh Keng Hua of conr" Nl T ..'.Vi> on the one fact on the battle the destiny victory at throw open 01.. s of CenV 'T\ to them. force < 'hina. for in 9 fell 1 her capital are throw-,,,,-n and
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    Message Of Sympathy
    67 3 The Governor of Singapore has sent this message to the Secretary of State for the Colonies in connection with the King's illness. "Please submit to H.M. the King the loyal sympathy and concern of His Majesty's subjects in Singapore at the news j Of His Majesty's indisposition;
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    Fruit, Vegetable Prices To High
    178 3 IpfLESS retailors of fresh fruits and vegetables bring their prices down to reasonable leads legis::>,n may be introduced to force them to do so. m Municipal eta were told the Deputy Price and •ed Controller, If]. A. D. Sutler-Madden at a meeting Th-; were told
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    Communism Discussed At Lambeth
    79 3 COMMUNISM and its relation to the Christian churches was one of the subjects discussed at length at the recent Lambeth Conference of Bishops this year, said the Bishop of Singapoie the Rt. Rev. John Leonard Wilson. CMG. speaking at yestei day's Rotary luncheon meeting. The discussion
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    Crown Counsel
    12 3 Mr. A. D. Farrcll has been appointed Crown Counsel. Singapore.
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    HOUSE ENTRY NOT PROPER
    167 3 REVENUE officers raided a house in North Boat Quay and then one went back and searched the house when there were no responsible members of the household present, Mr. Pat de Souza. defence' counsel in a dope possession case alleged in the Second District Court yesterday.
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    Bank Holiday
    16 3 December 31 will be a Bank Holiday, but Government offices will not he closed.
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    'I was sick' Hussain says
    142 3 'I was sick Hussain says DOD clerk, Hussain bin AH, one of the two accused of the $11,446 armed robbery at the Medical College told the Assize Court yesterday that he was in Kampong Bahru having a haircut and a shave at a saloon, :it the time of the robbery
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    ASSISTED IN LOTTERY FOR CIGARETTES
    53 3 Toh Pec (68) told the Second Police Court yesterday he assisted in a chap-ji-kee lottery on Nov. 16 in return for a few cigarettes. He was doing 1 favour for a friend, he said. Toh said he came to Singa pore 50 years ago. He
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    NEW D.P.P.
    23 3 Mr. T. V. A. Brodie. Crown Counsel, has been appointed to be a Deputy Public prosecutor for the Coliony ol Singapore.
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    JURYMEN VISIT GEYLANG
    108 3 Mr. Justice Brown had to adjourn the trial of a Chinese firewood seller. Ng Thye Gin. at the Assize Court yesterday so that he. the jury. Crown Counsel, and the defence Counsel could view the place where Ng lived in Kampong Geylang. Ng was facing two charges
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    London Varsity Examinations
    28 3 The closing for entries to the examinations oi the University of London n Singapore are: Final examinations December 15, 1948 Intermediate examinations January. 15. 1949.
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    THE UNO CLUB
    443 4 THE black balls are flying thick and fast in the UNO club. Two new applicants. Israel and Ceylon come vi) for membership. Russia vetoes Ceylon, Lgypt threatens to walk out if a Jew puts his foot across the threshold. The members of U.N.O. are supposed to be
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    HIS MAJESTY
    119 4 THE news of the King's illness is heard with concern throughout, the Commonwealth. Regret that his tour of Australia and New Zealand must be cancelled is offset by the knowledge that the King would not willingly disappoint his people. It is his self-less devotion to duty during the
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    THE HOUSEWIVES WANT A UNION
    1015 4  -  IN THE LAND OF THE KANGAROOS aaaa aaai ALBERT NORMAN Sydney. THIS article is a domestic document. But since It points up world sltua tion, it is comment to be written into the public record. If it were a full-fledged public inquiry with regular fields
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    WHAT'S THE TIME, PLEASE
    802 4 TIME," said Admiral Lord Nelson, "is everything." And he changed British naval tactics from the hammer-and-tongs variety of melee to coordinated attack. It's remarkable how often a careful planned procedure will fail if the time schedule Is disregarded. Not only in battle. Not only at sea..
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    TRACTORS FELL TREES, FILL VALLEYS, CLEAR SCRUB
    251 5 Asia's Biggest Land Scheme O F f Asias bl land reclamation schemes is being carried out in the United Provinces, India, where two areas totalling 70,000 acre, are being converted into peasant settlements for Indian ex-servicemen. At Gangakh ular and Nairn Tai. virgin
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    STAR CHESS SET MAKER
    112 5 i pottery have and made at the Potteries, Hunting's Mr. G. Cur- ises in "customiuch of it for the market. ti employees is loan Sherwood, rom an elementary .loan went to Ait and Craft* t all advice, shf the industry h girl meat u«i oi her
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    BOAC's 150 MILEAGE MILLIONAIRES
    150 5 MO fiver than 150 British Overseas Airways Cor':*>n aircrew have now become "mileage milres"—that is, they have each flown a million or more. total, 102 are CapMi ci aft. 12 are era and six are inters, ttli m ;»re still flying 1 f J.A.C. setvices, except
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    ROADS OF SYNTHETIC RUBBER
    112 5 Synthetic rubber I* being used to re-surface Bxchang* Street, one'ol Akron'., busiest thoroughfares. This DOVcl surfacing material *as (i.s» u«ed i n ling land and the Netherlands. On a trip to Europe, the Chairman of the Goodyear Tyre Wd r'tihiK t Company was im- d by
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    Warrants For Free Travel
    109 5 Members bi the R. A. F. and vv a a. F. undergoing pro longed treatment In hospitals •via sanatoria in the United Kingdom wilh are unable to go home o n leave may have ult Free lenvel trave warms transferred tc near relatives, so that the
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    DANES TO BUY 35 JETS
    34 5 I COPENHAGEN, Wed. i Denmark will buj C"> jet planes from Britain in u>49 and total ol CO by 1951, the Danish Defence Minister, Rasmus Einn--1 sen, d today.
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    PROGRESS IN INDIA
    36 5 Tractors ploughing up the land i. -it if pur Village, headquarters of the land reclamation unit. In the foreground can 0: seen the tall grass that for centuries has grown an waste land.
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    Ex-Convicts Preach Crime Does Not Pay
    324 5 U.P. SELMA, North Carolina, Wed—Two ex-con-victs who between them have served 20 years in penitentiaries, were today offering a macabre demonstration to North Carolina public schools. By its very grucsomencss they hope to make it effective. Their main exhibit is an electric chair wiiieh
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    INDIA VOTES DRY
    35 5 Reuter. NEW DELHI, Wed. Fhej Indian Parliament today voted for prohibition hut rejected an amendment to ban tobacco. The Constituent Assembly, is at present discussing directive principles 02 state polu y. Renter.
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    MARRIED, BETRAYED TRUST
    104 5 U.P. Shrew port, Los Angeles, Wed. -Officii la ol the Home Poi .Juvenile UlriS complained thai one of their M ycai o'd chaiges let out <>n Sunday Ui go te Church betrayed theii confld enee by running oil and getting ma rried. They dkbiM Rod oiM about
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    PLEBISCITE SUGGESTION DENIED
    115 5 Reuter. GUATEMALA CITY. Wed. Guatemala's Foreign Minister. Dr. Muncz Mcany. in a cable from Paris today denied that he had suggested a plebiscite by the people of Belize, British Honduras, to determine whether they wished tt> remain a British colony or be part of Guatemala. Dr. Meany
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    French Papers May Be Charged
    115 5 Reuter. Paris. Wed The state prosecutor today ordered legal inquiry "against an tin known person*' as a preliminary to possible charges against the publishers of the Communist lewspapets ilumanite, Avantiardc and Consorit. This move followed a comdaint by the French Govern nent against the three
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      38 5 VIC I I I VI By Michael O'Malley and Ralph Lane j fiot7~Fr> I I/ I'll confess that i found Fi see iue midget raceps aw at it's scttxeo. ALLEY OOP- By V T. Hamlin r'~~^^^- iT i
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    HUNT FOR BRITISH WHITE HOPE FLOPS
    322 6 "There Must Be A Good Heavyweight" U.P. LONDON, Wed.—Promoter Jack Solomons was ready to admit today that his latest hunt for a British white hope heavyweight flopped badly despite the lure of a US$4,OOO purse for amateurs willing to enter the professional ranks. Solomon's
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    CYMA SOCCER
    56 6 The Catholic Young Men'i Association :S Teresa> will be having a home and horr.< soccer match be ween the presiden's and the Vice president's a the Railway ground a. 5.15 p.m. on Saturday. The Presidents team will br captained by G. F. Pin o and E. F. Hendricks
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    136 Horses Entered For Perak Meeting
    465 6 1POH, Wednesday.—A total of 136 horses have been entered for the Perak Turf Club's December three-day meeting: on December 4, 8 and 11. Following are the list of entiles. Horses, Class 3—first run; 5 furs., 6 furs, or 8Mi. Second run 6 furs, or
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    WINS AGAIN
    31 6 SACREMENTO, California, Wed. —Undefeated lightweight Maxie Docu&en of New Orleans finished swinging hard and won a close but unanimous ten round d e_ cision over Benny Walker of Oakland.
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    EURASIANS BEAT SEL CLUB
    115 6 Displaying all-round superiority the Selangor Eurasians Association beat the Selangor Club at hockey by four goals to nil on the padang on Tuesday. The Club were on the defensive throughout except for a few good moves made by their forwards who found it hard to break
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    Table Tennis Win
    71 6 Chinese V.M.C.A. beat S.H.A.U six-nil in a friendly table tennis match. Results (Chinese Y.M.C.A.'s players mentioned first): Toh Choon Foong won by walk-over; Lav Buong Hoo beat Si van 3-1; Lee Soo Suan beat V. Nalpon 3—l; Leong Scow 800 beat Chu Tat Chew 3—l; Poon Kwong
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    $40,000 In Prizes
    32 6 COLUMBUS, Ohio, Wed.— It was announced today that the Professional Golfers' Association tournament which is offering $40,000 in prizes next yeat would be held on a 72 par on
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      549 6 Penang Hockey Team Selected Thirteen players and one umpire have been selected by the Penang Hockey Association to travel to Ipoh this week-end where Penang will meet Perak at hockey on Saturday, November 27. The players selected: Dr. C C Lees, Lee Tiang Slew, Tlrlok Singh, Mohd. bin Che Din,
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      285 6 The Motor Vehicles (Commercial Vse) Regulations. Notice of Application for Variation of a Haulage Permit. TAKE NOTICE that I. Quek Eng Hui of 5. Jalan Kim Kee. Muar, Johore, by occupation Sub-Contractor, the holder of i Haulage Permit No. 132B under which I am authorised to carry' own goods and
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    MCC-Good Start At Last!
    171 7 •nMDON Wednesday. The t the M.C.C. team 1 n ,np th' ir first Aye mat'south African tour it change from ;-J V-jl- tin r po-t-war tours, t two years ago i game ended visitors, and v., Indies last Winter Ltiartstfl dW not register a r in
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    FERNANDEZ WINS BY K.O.
    105 7 U.P. HONOLULU, Wed. HawIB mI rweight champion lukir F nandez scored a >ekout over Tommy lof Toungatowm, Ohio, in the of an action-packed rated No. 2 contendcrosrn now held by Kobinson. an was ranked No. 5 fort the bout. He a) Bell with smashing nttack and
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    PICNIC ON SUNDAY
    30 7 1 Athletic Union i Success picnic X m Kng's BunRis. on Sunday 1948. Members ?d to assemble at 4€ Grange Road i' at 8.30 a m Sunday
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    Graziano Is 'Too Mixed Up Mentally'
    218 7 U.P. NEW YORK, Wednesday.—Rocky Graziano, former world middleweight champion withdrew from his scheduled fight with Fred Apostoii fn Oakland, California on Dec. 1 in the face of a threatened sus pension by the National Boxing Association. Graziano, who broke his training at Oakland and
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    Fox rushed to hospital
    80 7 U.P. BUFFALO. Wed.—'Blackjack' Billy Fox, a 22-year-old negro light-heavyweight from Philadelphia, was rushed to hospital unccnscic»is just after he lost a 10-round fight by a decision to Ted Lowry of Newbedford, Massachusetts. Fox took a terrific beating about the head during |be bout, but he appeared
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    LIM SWANG'S HAT-TRICK
    62 7 The Hospital Assistants' Union beat H.M. Customs by four goals to one in a friendly hockey on the Farrer Park yesterday. Swee Lim Swang scored three goals for the Hospital Assistants while their fourth goal came from N. K. Dass. Cheng Kee scored the only goal for
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    Proposal to abolish testimonial matehes
    150 7 Reuter-AAP. SYDNEY, Wednesday —If proposals made by the president of the New South Wales Cricket Association, Mr. syd. Smith, are adopted, testimonial matches for retiring cricketers la Australia wiU be abolished. He suggested at a recent meeting of the NSW association that a fund be
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    W. Indians Win By 9 Wickets
    56 7 Reuter. PESHAWAR, Wednesday The West Indies scored a ninewicket victory over the Northwest Frontier XI today. The West Indians scored 100 for the loss of one wicket in their second innings. SCORES: Northwest Province first Innings—96; Second innings—187. West Indies: First innings— 184; Second
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    EXPERTS TIP CANADIANS TO BEAT INDIA
    85 7 Garnis And Birch Rated Above Best Of Indian Players Reuter. MONTREAL, W T ed.—The Indian badminton team defeated a Montreal side here last night winning five of the eight matches played. The scores were close. Canadian badminton experts who watched the matches predicted that
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    "I'd Be Happy If Law Teik Hock Goes"
    288 7 PENANG, Thursday. "I shall be very happy if Law Teik Hock can be included in the Thomas Cup team, but since the Badminton Association of Malaya, which is the parent body, has already made its selection, we, as affiliated associations, must not
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    ST. ANDREW'S DAY
    31 7 The annual St. Andrew's Day rugger encounter between Scotland and the Rest to be played on Saturday on the Padang at Kuala Lumpur will be an* exciting match.
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    Harbour Board Score 13-5 Rugby Victory
    345 7 The Singapore Harbour Board XV proved too good for the R.A.F. Tengah when they beat them by 13 points (two goals and one try) to Aye (one try) yes. terday. The game lacked nothing in vigour, speed and thrills in spite of the sodden
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    CERDAN TO RETIRE SOON
    65 7 U.P. PARIS, Wed—The weekly Samedi Soir said today that Marcel Cerdan, world middleweight champion, would retire from boxing within a year. The newspaper said it received the information from Lucien !toupp, Cerdan'x manager. Cerdan will fight only three times more, twice in the United States and
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    SELANGOR SHUTTLE TOURNEY OFF
    86 7 The Selangor Junior Singles Badminton Championships scheduled to be played on Saturday at the Methodist Boys' School Hall, Kuala Lumpur, has been postponed indefinitely as the hall is being used for the School Certiiicate Examination. The ties to have been played were: Gan Oon Hock v.
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    Leslie-Jones Was Army's Point-Getter
    405 7 ARMY 11 pts.; NAVY 8 pts. The Army forwards paved the way for their point getter Leslie-Jones to pile up a score and to defeat the Navy by 11 points (a goal, two penalty goals) to eight points (a goal, a penalty goal) in their *****
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    Thomas Cup Team Sails In 7 Days —But Funds Are Still Very Low
    410 7 QOVERNMENT has agreed to make a grant towards the expenses of Malaya's Thomas Cup team. The grant, which is not to exceed $3,000 is in fact a refund of Entertainment Tax on gate money taken at exhibition
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    Goldstein To Meet King Kong
    198 7 KING KONG, the giant Hungarian grappler takes on leji Goldstein in the main event of this Saturday's wrestling card at the Great World arena. This will be Jeji's second appearance in the local ring since his return to the Colony Goldstein made an impressive debut
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    LOUIS TO BOX
    29 7 PHILADELPHIA. Wed. Heavy weigh t champion Joe Louis meets Chile's Arturo Godoy in a six- round exhibition htre on December 14, according to promoter Herman Taylor.
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      42 7 *5sT WACKIEST BWNT HUNT EVER! flit wsr W, ii M'NITE GathaY 1 ''On.- No a4OO *Vi'V» all> ~,ade Partes N| n >*»v ran get the JJ*ej Ft TKK cI|ONG fetfeft! 75 1,9 upwards V'g Road and at kjTpS*. Lunipui I Penang, etc.
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      116 7 "MAN-EATER "j BOXING I HAPPY WORLD STADIUM gm> FRIDAY, 2Gth NOV. 1918 .Vn Jimmy NEWELL vs P. S. CHONG (Royal Navy Sensation) fw%T 6x3 Mm. Rds. /$4 Special Bouts I 71 J 4x3 Mm. Rds. W >5v Young Porter vs. Fg. Osman U MMm Little Mydin vs. Atau Kid Plus
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    Queuille Gets The Votes
    77 8 Reuter. PARIS, Wed. The French National Assembly passed a voir of confidence in the Government of M. Henri Queuille today by 316 votes to 164. The minimum vote rcquiicd for an absolute majority in tne Assembly is 311. The deputies today took 6f> minutes to record
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    TRUMAN ASKE RUSSIA TO JOIN F A O
    300 8 More Food Will Mean More Trade Reuter. WASHINGTON, Wt d—President Truman today appealed to the Bo>;et Union to join the Fo 0 d and Agriculture Organisation of the United Nations. Speaking to the Food and Agriculture Organisation conference in his first public
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    TUC Rooting Out Secret "Red Cells"
    227 8 U.P. LONDON, Wed.—The British Trades Union Congress, chief support of the British Labour Government, formed a special commitUe today empowered to root out what it said was a secret communist move to control its unions. TUG in a public statement, told all Its unions
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    Delegantes
    37 8 Dele gantes lhe Indian delegates to th i ECAFE Conference at Lapst une, $aft South Wales, Australia, Messrs. C. C. Desai an d B.M. Adarkar, with Mr. .f..hn A tihHr. Indian OoM. a>» rf >. s.iitative io Malaya.
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    BRITISH OFFICERS in SAIGON
    94 8 Reuter. S.VMiON, Wcirf—British staff olßccrs and an allarhe sf ike American t.. in t.arrived beet today lor a week's Vtalt. It WBM learned from n Maa*l*l r. V»M.- Htftl that the British in < in Ike I'iir Kant noiihl >?sit Saigon a Ik.vi Dec. 'I a<companding
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    ROCK TO HAVE LEG. CO.
    43 8 LONDON, Wed. -Trie Bri isb colony ot Qibraltcr, present administered by n governor aided by a.i executive roun ill, i. to have IcgislatUTi is .soon the necessary con itiluUonal instrument can bi prepared, it was announced to day.
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    CEYLON ENVOY SEES TRUMAN
    48 8 Wa thing ton, Wed. First Ambassador of Ceylon to the United States. George C, S. Corea, today presented his credentials to President Truman at the W r hitc House. At the ceremony Mr. Corea praised United States efforts "to a way to honourable peace".
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    OIL THREAT TO WEST
    253 8 Reuter. IfcAIUS, Wed. -Syria warned Western Europe that it BlIgM have its Middie Eastern oil supplies cut off if the Western nations voted for the Palestine partition plan. Syrian delegate Faris Bey El Khoury making hLs iina! anti-partition appeal on behalf <>f tho Arabs, appealed urgently
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    AMERICANS WANT AN ETERNAL HONEYMOON
    170 8 U.P. VIENNA, Wed.—Orson Welles said today that Kuropcam; are definitely more realist It about marriage than Americans. But this, he added, has nothing to do with his own marriage and divorce from film star Rita Hayworth "She is not my wife any more." he said
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    The People Who Waited The Man They Waited For
    21 8 4 ll<»».» s"".>»"» ,,<><„ nail I»»»»,' Ill <>..„.^., »n« lr...„ X, .'.:.->'. s !.:»»< is"!,. |H,ll
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    WHATS ON TODAY General
    72 8 EAST-WEST SOCIFTY: M Uodard on "My Owntry— —France," I'.riti ii (>*tn»clt Hall—8.30 p m. < IIINESK ,M.( 191 r Icgic Road. 1 ><■!:•• to on 'SI»<wH C<-education l<e Encouraged'' —8 p.m. Y.W.C.A.. Raffles ow:iy Dressmaking cla;;, 10 am Wayfarers' cluh—1 p.m. Y.M.C.A., Orchard Road Commercial class,
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    Cinemas
    193 8 REX: "The Sea Hound K<iH Serial) with Duster Crabbr2, 1.13, 6.30 and 0.1) p.m. CATHA V: "Rendezvous with Annie," with Edd'.o Albert 1.45, 4.15, 6.15 and U.CO p.m. ALHAWRRA: The Master I Xcy" (Full Serial» —1 -JO. .>1j i and 8.15 p.m. i CAPITOL: 'Son- of Love with Katherine
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    71 8 iiA.sKnr.M i .«i; «5 VI IN TON: Chinese 1).m. ClU"'' f WEIGHT-» IM IN< /.M C A -s p.»n- K »;i;r UVMNASlH S rrr class HOCKEt: *,v« itegt. V. H M S. I t; il y jJasc; H.O.U.C.A J t( i: FAttEL* St. i Shell S.C. v. I..A.I- XI
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    MUSIC HALL STAR DIES
    63 8 Reuter. LONDON. Wed.—Miss Nellie Wallace. Engiish music hall star, died today in a London convent nursing home. She was 78. Her last Stafe appearance wa.! at the Royal Command performance at the London Palladium three weeks ago. She then collapsed in the wings on leaving the
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