Malaya Tribune, 28 November 1949

Microfilm: NL3771
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    50 1 MALAYA Tribune 77 fE\ Ttt 'Triune" S'pom LARGER SALES THAN ANY AFTERNOON PAPER IN MALAYA Phone 3811/3 T Nil* Una Puolisned stmultanettuHly at a>.<yu//o/p, Knam Uutnpux, /p»N •ma Pen*HO. EIGHT PAGES SINGAPORE. MONDAY, NOV., 28, 1949 PRICE TEN CENTS. THE MALAYA TRIBUNE LONDON W 5 M«Aff« f; NOV. 28. 1949.
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    SPENCER JOINS TRIBUNE
    93 1 The Man With untitled Wirmers \LBEBT Spencer, one of Malaya's best known jockeys. has joined the Tribune as its new racing specialist. The man with more than 2,000 winners to his credit and twentythree years' experience of the Malayan turf, will give you exclusive tips, stable information,
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    COLD WAR BECOMES HOT IN MALAYA
    271 1 Communists Must Be Held Back, Says Cripps Reuter A.P. BRISTOL. SunilKV. Stafford Cripps, Chancellor of the Exchequer, sm<l here todav that Communism in Malaya hail to he held back if it were not. to overrun the whole ot South-East Asia. A questioner at a
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    BIG A-PACT MEETING IN PARIS
    160 1 A.P. PARIS. Today. Top soldiers of the Western world meet at Paris today to work out how to stop Russia from tramping Europe in *_ase of a third woild war. Chiefs of staff of the twe ve-naticn Atlantic Pact face first the problem of get
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    Labourite Says, Give Up H.K.
    111 1 Reuter. LUTON, Bedfordshire, Sun. A British labour Member of Parlia.iieo*- sa'.d today that Britain should reduce her overseas commitments to such an extent •'that it might mean having to give up Hongkong." He was Mr. W. N. Warbey, who told his constituents here that in
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    FOUR-MAS TEAM TO PROBE AFRICAN RIOTS
    210 1 A.P. LONDON, Sunday. FOUR-MAN commission headed by the former A Chief Justice of Palestine will inquire into strike riots which took at least 19 lives in Nigeria The British Colon in' Office said today that the commission had been named by the Governor of
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    5 POACHERS DIE
    29 1 U.P. MANILA, Sun. Five persons were killed today when an unidentified molor boat believed to be Formosan fishing poachers tried to land on Batanes island. --U.P.-
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    CALWELL HOLDS STRAW POLL: JAPS STAY OUT
    104 1 Reuter A.P. PERTH, Austraua. Sim. Immigration Minister Arthur calwcd. now on an election tour, nt.d a "straw poh" at a meeting here on the question 01 admitting Japanese to Australia ior the 1956 Olympic Games in Melbourne. He said after the vote: "Nine
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    CRASH VICTIMS: NAMES RELEASED
    60 1 The names of the two Royal Air Force peisonnel who were killed when a Beaurightet crashed in Pahang on Saturday are Flying Officer L. S. R. Smith, of Gillingham. Kent, pilot, and Sgt. D. Towner Of Hastings, Sussex, who was an official photographer. The injuied man.
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    ERNIE'S HOLIDAY
    26 1 A.P. LONDON, Sun. British Minister Ernest Bevin leaves today for a short holiday on the south coast "on the advice of his doctors". -A.P.
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    Two Gunboats Surrender
    23 1 Tv n hincsc \atiottaod launches fleeing Irofn the Co.,imunists surrender !o Portuguese authorities in Macao Hftrhoii r.—A.P. Pho'o. A.P. Photo
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    CHINESE REDS RELEASE WARD'S DEPUTY
    219 1 STAFF GET DEPORTATION ORDER A.P. WASHINGTON, Sunday. The Chinese Communists in Mukden have released the American viceconsul. Mr. William N. Stokes, and ordered the entire American consulate staff to be deported, the U.S. State Department announced today. Ihe deportation order wa; is.-ned hy a t'omniumst
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    1,110 SIT FOR CAMBRIDGE EXAMS TODAY
    88 1 One thousand, one hundre I and ten students sat foi the School Certificate examinations th.s morning in ten centres throughout the is and. TMa year there are 663 boys anil only 247 gtjrls taking the examination. The examination last until Deo. 6. Centres ot
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    MUSICIANS HOLD DANCE JAMBOREE
    58 1 The Mfjßiftinfl' Union of Singapore will be holding .1 "Dance Jamboree" at 4 he victoria Memoiial Hall tonight from 8 p.m. in ad ol the Union's Benevolent Stand which bj at present giving temporary relief to unemployed musicians in the "olony. Seven bands will provide both
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    TONY WANTS GORILLA'S JOB
    76 1 U.P. ORANGE, New lei 1 Sun. "Two-ton" Tcny Galen to, former world beavywelghl boxing challenger, volunteer c yesterday to take the place Gaiguntua, the great t*m circus gorilla who died on Friday. "I should have done it year* ago." said the hairy 166 pound former boxer
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    PRINCESS' SUCCESS
    24 1 Reuter. SURREY. Sua. Prtpetri Ebzabein Monaveen w*9 IS letUTth" ainiicf ol the ihr-e-<>/\e Walton Orreft handicap ehas.- run IiCM! en Saturday af»ernoon.--R"iii
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    REDS PLAN 'SUPER PEARL HARBOUR'
    183 1 A.P. BRISBANE, Sun. A "super Pearl Harbour" on a world scale, with fifth columnists planting atom bombs in harbours and industrial cities of countries singled out for attack is being prepared by Soviet Russia, the annual congress 01 the Royal Australian Armoured Corps A;- ociatlon
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    16 Pages Tomorrow
    57 1 i Tim M**nya Trljawc will be i Id |»ages tomorrow. It will ineiutle a special j ;l-pa s c Christ in a s dipping Cubic giving information about your requirements for the ruining estive season. your copy now, from \our news\ endor or newsagWlli or ring up
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    BOAC SELLS H.K. AIRWAYS
    63 1 A.P. LONDON, Sun. The British Overseas Airways Cot I oration. BOAC, announces tan.ght the sale, effective Depernoer i, of its Hongkong Airways Corporation to the Br tish shipping tirm of Jarrtin< Matne on and Co., Ltd.. ..f Hongkong, The line was c? tabli hod in I'.i'.T
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    BIG AWARD
    33 1 LONI wiv, Sun. -A displaced person living in Franco waa awarded £17.500 by Britain yesterday tot hi.; Invention ol a p. i kscope fitted to #0,000 British tanks during the wai.
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    ITALIAN MURDERED
    21 1 A.P. ASMAttA, Sun. An Italian, Par«is:ni Giovanni was murdered by terrorists while driving near the Ethiopian lrontier last night.—A.P
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    RUSSIANS TOLD DON'T PLAY WITH FIRE
    118 1 Reuter. LONDON, Sun, Ftormei Russian Prime Ifinds+ei Ai.-\ inder Kerensky, broa leastm r to Russia fo? the hi t tfm< since he was deponed 32 years ago, tonight told Soviet Communist* that they were paying with hi. Shou'd Una fire ftßre up. Russia at
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    PLOT FOILED
    35 1 U.P. PANAMA, Sua. The new government of President Ainulfo Arias yesterday ti icovered and thwatJtf.l .1 pot under which lower ranking j police officers planned a I Willi 111 p I the state.—U.P.
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    BIG LOAN WANTED
    36 1 A.P. L,AKni Kan. i .ii' new Republic of Ch* I sited States of Indonesia woi:".i like to negotiate an i.auic din loan ol 11*9406 ftdft,(ltW In U*****,606,666 fnoni tne I riited States. AP.
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    300,000 FLEE FLOODED HOMES
    176 1 A.P. ROME, Sun.—An estimated .100,000 persons were reported lo l»e fleeing their homes today in the floods that have rmilTi 1 nuliions of dollars worth of damage throughout Ital>. There was no immedut estimate of the casualties in id tia\.H- caused hy 10 days of heavy
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    I t-lt'iiia* bus Arrives In Australia
    85 1 STOP PRESS Reuter-AAP. PERTH, Australiar Sun. Fhe 1,250-ton British submarine Telemachus, first of three Royal Navy underwater Craft to bi ha'<•«! on iydncy, arrived at Fremantle last night under command of t. Oliver Lascelles. \A. baacehea said the .".übna'mc had come tc AUntralia to
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    EXPENSIVE 'PHONE CALLS
    61 1 Ap P. NEWCASTLE, Sun.—William John Woods telephoned a woman friend 14 times in one day. The friend. Mrs. Kathleen Mary Coo'a, not pleased She had him arrested. Woods 46, and a Utsatrical .stage n.an-igei was convict, d of "persistently maum;, phone 1 ill- without reasonable cause." He
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    ALLEN FORESEES ERA OF LESS EXAMS
    269 2 D*R G V Allen, Vice-Chancellor of the University of Maiaya foresees the possibility of less text books and school examinations in favour of a more liberal education. He spoke at the annual re-union dinner ot tne St Andrew's Old Boys' Association held at the
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    DECENT LIFE FOR WORKERS
    224 2 Mr. Francs Thomus. Pjsident of the ;v??apon Libour Party, told Municipal East voterts at Lunar Park. Oevlang. that "if you vote for Mr. Mak Pak £hee. you vote for Labour, far social security and social justice." and a "decent -ife for all workers Mr. Thomas said
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    C-in-C Here
    36 2 General tie Corps i d'Armee Carpenteier. Commander in Chief. 1 French Armed Forces in the Far East, being greeted at Changi on Saturday by the Com- mander of the French i Navy, Far East.
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    FEDERATION CRIME STATISTICS
    109 2 TRIME statistics released by the Federation Poiice Force last night show a big drop in gang robberies in the Federation from 1,115 cases in 1946 to 218 cases up to October 31 this year. There were 361 cases in 1947 and 268 cases in 1948. Death caused
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    F.P.A. APPEAL FOR VOLUNTEERS
    115 2 So many mothers and mothers-to-be-have approached the Family Planning Association that the present staff cannot cope wit them. An appeal has been made for more volunteer doctors and nurses by Mrs. S. M. Barnwell, the Chairman of the F. P. A. who said that "More mothers
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    Army Bride
    95 2 R. Q. M. S. and Mrs. Glvndwr Parton after their wedding at St. George's Garrison Church, Tanglin. on Saturday. Mrs, Parton, formerly Miss Joan Coo|»er of Middlesex, England, wore a traditional white gown ot embossed crepe and tarried bouquet of hydrangeas and orchids. She was given away by
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    Plea For Poor And Overage Boys
    230 2 IN impassioned plea for the establishment of a school for vocational training in Malacca was made by Mr. V. E. Dias at the recent meeting of the Malacca Settlement Council. He moved that the Government should consider the opening ot a school for the
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    MEETING OFF
    24 2 The extraordinaiy general meeting of the Singapore Pi inters Union, which Mras to have been held csterday has been postponed inde finitely.
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    FEDERATION HAS 75 MORE POLICE STATIONS
    66 2 The Emergency has resulted in the building of 75 new Police Stations in the Federation since September last year in addition to the expansion of many which already existed. A considerable number of temporary police posts andstations have been established in requisitioned buildings. These
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    SIKH BEGINS HIS FLYING SCHOLARSHIP
    65 2 Twenty year-old Pilot Balwant Singh of the Malayan Air Training Corps began his $500 flying scholarship yesterday. He was taken up in ;< Tig?r Moth for the first time yesterday. Tne instructor was the Club Captain of the Royal Singapore Flying Club, Mr. John Wagstaff.
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    Leslie Wins At Motor Club Rally
    252 2 Mr. B. L. Leslie, driving a Ford '8* won the first prize at the Singapore Motor Club Rally held yesterday., Speed was hot the essential factor. It was good careful driving and obeying all traffic regulations that counted most There were twenty-four entrants for
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    S'PORE GIRL VISITS PIANO FACTORY
    62 2 Students from Singapore. Indonesia. China and Ceylon were among the British Council students who visited the piano factory of Messrs. ChaUens Lid. in London re-> cently. Mi** Louise Cheng, from Singapore, a student of pianoforte tried out many of the pianos. She said she had
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    C-G IS ENVOY No. 1
    447 3 fHE exact nature of the duties and function of the Commissioner-General for South-Fist Asia who was appointed to office on August 8 last year has been made public for the fir* thne in a Supplement to the Government Gazette tnis mSn* ror«S the J** 80
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    McNIECE TRIBUTES SCOUTS
    106 3 MR. T. P. F. McNiect. Sin--1,1 spore's Secretary for Social Welfare. yesterday paid tribute to the Colony Scout Movement lor "its inspiring service and contribution" toward the creation of a "new influence tn the lives of those boss and girls in the Colony's welfare homes and institutions
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    Jungle Operation For Air Cadets
    209 3 gIXTY members of the Malayan Air Training Corp.s are going on a special jungle operation next week end. They will spend two days in the reserve near Mcßitchie Reservoir, rated to be one of th toughtst in Malaya. Royal Air Force Dakotas will supply them
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    MCA TO RUN LOTTERY
    80 3 Kuala Lumpur. Sun. The Working Committee of the Malayan Chinese Association meeting in Kuala Lumpur today decided to run their first lottery on Feb. 26 next year. Five hundred tnousan tickets will be printed. The committee also discussed details about the workings of the MCA's v;irtcus
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    PROMOTION
    46 3 Gazette Notification y .erdav stated that the Sectary of State for the Colonies has approved the promotion of Mr. Lee Siow Mong Straits Settlements Civil Service, to the Colonial Administrative Service and Mr A V. Winslow. Strait-: Settlements Legal Servioe. to the Colonial Legal Service.
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    MUNITIONS CHIEF
    40 3 WASHINGTON. Sun. -Hubert K. Howard. Chicago coal clitcutivt:. ynw appointed fry president Truman today to b? Chairman of the liatior.il Munitions Board. which_is. re** ponsible for drafting defence policies both for the military service *nd thr gonoral pubnt
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    'Cole Was A Merry Old Soul'
    99 3 KuuLa Lumpur, Sun. A sale of toys, shoe* and dri-s»r*i made by Ike children ot the Selaugor Children's Home was held yesterday. The sale realised K7O. The Sultan of selansor donated $190. JJr. r. liawMHi. thief Social Welfare Oilicer. thanked all thus* who helped
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    Bandits Fire On Military Lorries
    189 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. BANDITS staged two attacks on Military vehicles between the 90th and 94th mile, Karak Manchis Road. A military convoy was fired at the 94th mile One shot caused slight damage. A few hours later, a Military vehicle proceeding to Kuala Patah was
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    YWCA GENERAL SECRETARY FOR KL CONFAB
    84 3 KhM. Helen Roberts, general secretary of the world Y.W.C.A. arrived in Singapore last night from BangkOK to attend the Malayan Y. M. C. A. conference at Kuala Lumpur. ifiSS. Roberts was accompanied by Miss. Leila Bridgeman, national general eretary ol the V. W. C.
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    INAUGURAL DINNER
    40 3 The Singapore branch of til Amoy Canning Corporation held a dinner at the Great World on Satuiday night to mark iog of the branch in the Colony. Among those who spoke were Dr. and Mrs. Lim Boon Keng
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    STRANGE BED-FELLOW
    617 4 ADVERSITY makes strange bed-fellows and none stranger than Emperor Bao Dai. He has gained new and influential friends Last week Mr Bevin chided a member of Parliament rex describing His Majesty as a puppet. Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald. alter his return irem IndoChina, had some very nice things
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    WHY DID THE PRISONERS CONFESS?
    3654 4  -  EASTERN APPR OACHES -9 by BRIGADIER FITZROY MACLEAN M.P. BUT Vyshinski had other fish to fry. Yagoda still remained to be dealt with. Yagoda. who. a» People's Commissar for Internal Affairs as Supreme Head of the 0.0.P.U.. of the N.K.V.D.. had unti' eighteen months before
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    WINDFALL FOR DEVOTED NURSE
    332 5 A LITTLE CHINESE GIRL WHO CHARMED HER BOS LONDON, Sunday. EARLY in the >oth century Kui Mvi Kwai, Bttle girl of three, left the Chinese quarter of Hongkong with her mother, who was to become the servant of a wealthy Parsee ship broker. The little girl
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    He's Got Bambi On His Mim!
    47 5 "Chnmp.tm Diamond Ace," the Boston bu I owned by Victor Green- I land of Hammond, Ind his plenty on hits mind. It is 'Champio.i Wrn/hf* Si Si Wee I'.mnbi," a Chihuahua (alined by Trtesa ThurSM r of Palatine, lII. t U.S.A.)
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    ANNE (3) GIVEN FALSE TEETH....
    123 5 LONDON, Sun. A' GIRL just three years old has been fitted with dentures under the National Health scheme. She is. say the authorities. the youngest patient in Britain to get "Bevan fabe teeth." Anne Smith is her name of Maione-terrace. Birtley. Co. Durham. Dentists decided
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    EVERYONE LAUGHS AND LAUGHS AT MR. DAN HORNSBY
    214 5 LONDON, Sunday. LANKY, rufTled-headed American stooped every now and again and spoke to passers-by in London streets. As he talked, faces wrinkled and creas- Ed into laughter. Everything about the man ("Just Horsby. please," he says) is funny. He wears collapsible boots,
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    OLD SNAKE
    75 5 A.P. RIO DE JANEIRO Sun. An 80-million-vear-old snake has been found near San Jose Itaborai. s.naii town in Rio de Janeiro state. A report of the Geological Museum here says a field party, digging in a site which has been explored for 20 years, found fossil' birds, lizards,
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    SNIP-SNAP
    28 5 A woman in Lisbon had a nine-inch pair of scissors In her body since 1947—left there by a surgeon when he removed her appendix. Scissors now removed.
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    MAN 'MIDWIFE'
    27 5 Ambulance man James Buckley, of St. Albans, Hertfordshire, acted as "midwife" when called to the home of an expectant mother—the third time in his career.
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    THEY 'MUST WIN'
    33 5 Bishop Bernard Heywood, of St. Albans, Hertfordshire, told churcnmen that bookmakers arc always sure to win because "only one horse IS running for you and tne rest for the bookmakers."
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    FINAL PROTEST
    47 5 LONDON. Sun. Miss Mona Douglas walked into Douglas dsle ot Man) Police Station recently and j showered 894 pennies on I the counter. Jt was her final protest) against being ordered to pay fines and totalling €3 14s- 6d. (or 894 pence) for motoring offfnces.
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    TIT FOR TAT
    16 5 While an Ashford farmer was out hunting a fox i aided his poultry.
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    Beauty Queen: I Was Pestered
    275 5 ESSEX. Sun.. MISS Shirley Howard. 17 year-old red headed C a mi v a 1 Queen of Canvey Island. Essex, "abdicated" a few nights ago. Two of her Maids of Honour quit as well. Shirley and one of the maids. Miss Joan Meade. .bp< ill
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    Bulldog William Proves His Right To Name
    155 5 HAMMERSMITH, Sun. They call eleven-year-old William Muddyman. of As-penlea-road. Hammersmith, Bulldog at school. For years it was just a nickname. But now young Bulldog Muddyman has earned his right to the name. He has shown that he will not let go. For William.
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    She Dived To Rescue In Her Undies
    243 5 PUTNEY, Sunday. P<3R diving to the rescue of a friend who was in danger of drowning, a school-girl received "a good hiding" from her mother for spoiling her new Sunday dress. The same girl, now 29 and mother of two children, Mrs. Lilian
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    LUMINOUS NINE ON DIALS
    97 5 LONDON. Sun. —If experiments now o Q i t(i carried our by the Po.it Office are successful, telephone dials with the number nine treated with radio-active luminous paint will be fitted in unlighted cail boxes In many parts of Jbt country. When the use of tr.is
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    Traps For 'Smart' Tinmen
    323 6 U.P. LONDON, Sun.—Sm. n men, I who try to buy ~Ji w* London with cheap "transferable sterling" purcba ied in New York will have to reckon with the London Metal "intciiig'-r.ce ser vice." All sales of tin to continental buyers who Indicate it is to be
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    MALAYAN. COLLIERIES MAKE 32% PROFIT
    175 6 MALAYAN COLLIERIES LIMITED lesuits for year ended June 30. 194:* must be regarded as highly satisfactory to shareholders. The comprehensive presentation of information in the report might servo as a mode', to many llalayac companies. Profit, after d- orec'atlo*-., is shown *d. Sl 101.841 <32
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    U.S. Lifts Tin Import Controls
    90 6 U.P. WASHINGTON. Sun. -The Commerce Department announced yesterday the lifting of restrictions on tin aside trom the necessity of some users to report the .linoum they have on hand. t'ne order becomes elective on Deccirfbrr 1 and will lift controls on distribution and inventories of
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    Tin Prices
    16 6 SINGAPORE. Sat. $300.87* up $1/8. London, Friday closing: Spot £640. Three months. Buyers ESW
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    CITRUS SALES
    34 6 A.P. KINGSTON, Jamaica, tun. CitrtiJ shipments from Jamaica to the United Kingdom are expected to reach 900,000 bojCM if present shipping arrangements are maintained, the Citrun Grower* Aspocintinn* announced cm Wi dm-,da:,—A.l'.
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    BETTER DEMAND FOR INDUSTRIALS
    453 6 SHARE MARKET LAST WEEK By a Market Correspoiiden; aUIET prevailed on Malayan markets and only a moderate turnover was effected during the week. Industrials met widening demand and were nearly all a turn or more better at the end. Particularly in request were Robinson Ordinary, Gammen,
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    Austral Malay Tin -£25,325 Profit
    218 6 AUSTRAL MALAY GROUP THE simultaneous issue of reports of the five tin companies of the Austral Malay Group, always an interesting annual event, took place this week. The parent Austral Malay Tin Limited showed a net profit of £25,325 arising form dividends to which added
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    AUSTRAL AMALGAMATED TIN LTD
    92 6 AI'STRAL AMALGAMATED TIN LIMITED result? rubra ced a fun year-' mark by the Ulu Yam dredge which is to be reconstructed to ireat deep ground in existing leases Tiie Puehong dredge produced foi less than ftVC month? in the financial yea; to June 30. 1949. Not
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    Kampong Kamunting Tin Ltd.
    112 6 KAMPONG KAMUNTING TIN DREDGING LIMITED made £60.957. say 8/8.4 d. pet share during the year endea June 6, 1949 and out n/- per share during that period. Net liquid assets £69,603 on balancing were piactically equal to 10/- per share. H is hoped to secure additional
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    Pungah Tin
    12 6 PITNGAH TIN DREDGING LIMITED accounts comprise resuits from on/y tnree
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    HOPEFUL
    57 6 U.P. LONDON, Sun.—St Starford Cripps, Chancellor of the Exchequer. said today that the United States waabandoning Us traiitionai policy o) tariff protection and the cio'lar-stertin:; problem eventually "would b<olved-" r •;rfc«kir.r. at I he, hanquet. of the C-omrr.trci*'. Travellera Beoavcjcht T-...titu-tion, Crips de"mandcd a "keener and more energetic salesmanship
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    Thabawleik Tin Ltd.
    72 6 rtIABAWLEIK TIN DREDGING LIMITED showed a pro«t of £191.330, says 23/90 per share in the year ended June 30,1949 but the Burmese Government has Imposed taxation at almost confiscatory rate* to meet which necessitated the provision of E137 676 up to date of balanct snoetl After pioviding
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    PRODUCE MARKET
    142 6 Pepper prices soared by about $50 on Saturday witn the uncertainty created iii pepper markets throughout the world on the nature of the export tax on Malabar pepper imposed by the Indian authorities a' few days ago. But prices were mostly' nominal witn only some loose business passing.
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    RUBBER MARKET
    65 6 The rubber commoctty market was quiet on Saturday with little change in pricesNoon prices in cents per pound were: Buyer? Sellers No. 1 RSS Pee. iti 3/9 1(5 5/8 No. 2 RSS DSC. 45 I 1 45 31 No. 3 RSS D»v. 41 tfA «4 S/9 on registered
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    HELEN HENG IS COLONY'S NEW SHUTTLE QUEEN
    448 7  -  By SHUTTLE OEYENTEEN-YEAR-OLD Helen Heng (United Family B.P.) was crowned Singapore's new shuttle queen when she captured the women's singles title at the Clerical Union Hall last night. She defeated Mrs. Ong Heng Kwee (Diehard B.P.) in straight sets —11—7, 11—0—in eleven minutes.
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    N.S. CHINESE BEATEN BY SELANGOR
    96 7 SEREMBAN, Sun.—Negri Sembilan Chinese, this season's southern finalists in the Malayan Chinese F. A. competition, suffered their cond defeat for the season here this evening when they were beaten by the Selangor Chinese by three goals to nil The game was scrappy with the homesters
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    AUSTRIA WINS
    23 7 A.P. MILAN. Sun. Austria's soccer team today heat an Italian team by four goals to three before a crowd of -0.000.—A.P.
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    MCFA Team vs. Tourists
    103 7 The following have been selected by the MCFA to meet the Indian tourists at the Chinese Assembly Hall ground in Ipoh on Tuesday (Dec. 6:) Goalkeepers, Chu' Chee Seng, (Singapore), Tan Swee Hook (Penan?); fullbacks. Tan Kai Sow (N. S.), Wong KaMi *'<»h (PpiiH»»e) Wm*r Kok
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    AUSTRALIANS HIT 306 RUNS FOR 3 WICKETS
    133 7 BLOEMFONTEIN, Sun. The Australian cricket tourists g#r? erely punished the opposing attack for nearly three hours en Saturday before ram forced tm early close on the first day of their three-day match wim Orange Free Stale and Basutoland here. When stumps were driven
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    CAMBRIDGE TEAM NAMED
    86 7 Reuter. LONDON, Sun. Five oU blues and two freshmen ar: included in the Cambridge team to n*a?et Oxford in the University soccer match at White Hart Lane, Tottenham London, next Saturday. The team will be: T. S. Davis, J. A. Hul'-, E. Farmer. W. B. Sheret' R.
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    VICTORIA LEADS
    38 7 PERTH, Sun. When stumps were drawn on Saturday at the close of the second day's play in the Sheffield Shield match here, Victoria, with all thensecond innings wickets intact were 214 runs ahead of West Australia.
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    BROMWICH WINS
    38 7 A.P. SYDNEY. Sun. John V.mw--.<ich retained hi- New s-oinh Wares RiafTle3 l«um* title en Sunday by »ny Sidwel» 6—3; 10—S' o-0. b—J. jc-ce Fitch defeased NNarywry Fa (ton Jl-f, 4 p lhC Women's Singles Final. A.r.
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    Oliver Beats Von Nida By Four Strokes
    167 7 Reuter A.P. MANILA, Sunday. THE American professional, Ed "Porky" Oliver, 1 with an acCTecate of 285 won the 72 holes PhUippines open |Ku™ment at the Wack Wack Club here today four strokes from Norman Yon NH*, Australian professional champion, who had a total
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    'Rajas' Win Cup
    35 7 Harith, oayOairr of the Kota Rajas, receiving the S.A.F.A. Challenge Cup Mr. F. C. Sands former S.A.F.A. president alter the "Rajas" heat the B.O.I). Civilians* Association to retain the cup on Saturday.
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    TOURISTS WERE UNHAPPY WITH BOOTS ON
    287 7 PENANG, Sunday. INDIAN Tourists suffered their second defeat in fifteen games during their Singapore aad Federation tour today when they went down to the Penang State eleven on the International Club ground. Leading by one goal to nil until four minutes from the end,
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    AUSTRALIA NEEDS TWO FLYWEIGHTS
    142 7 Warner Told To Gel Them hi Malaya A.P. SYDNEY, Sunday. CTADII MS LTD., the Australian promotion organiN >tion. have requested Jack Warner, their representative in Singapore who is signing on a team oi Malayan boxers for fights in Australia, to include at lest two flyweights. They
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    HORNETS STUNG
    47 7 The Ceylon Sports Cu*; fielding an improved s'de than pteviously beat the Hornets by four goals to nil in a replay in the Singapore Hockey -v—ociation's knockout tour nament at St. George' I ground yesterday. Seoreis for the C.S.C. wer~ Yogarajah, Ponniah. Doraisamy and Kaftan.
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    HARRIS WINS
    23 7 PARIS, Sun. Reginald Harris of England today won the first of four races that will decide the European indoor cycling championship.
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    Liverpool Remain Unbeaten After 18 Games—Set Record
    463 7  - Liverpool Remain Unbeaten After 18 Games Set Record By JIM CHAMBERS A.P. LONDON, Sunday. LIVERPOOL, the leaders of the First Civision of the English Football League, set a new post war record on Saturday in playing IS games from the start of the series without being defeated. Liverpool came through
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    HOME FOOTBALL RESULTS.
    373 7 Reuter. LONDON, Sun. Following are football results:--ENC.LISH LEAGUE FIKST DIVISION Aston V. t. Arsenal L Blackpool 3. Manchester U. 3. rharlton 0, Bolton 0. Everton 2. Stoke 1. Fulham 0. Derby 0. Huddersfleld 1, Burnley 2. Manchester C. 4. Birmingham 3. Middlesbrough 2, Chelsea 1. Newcastle 5.
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    SHERWOODS WIN 1st GAME
    50 7 Sherwood Foresters making *b"- r fivcf appearance in the S.H.A, Hockey Tourney beat C.R.hTNorth and East ny two goals to nil on Saturday. On the Police ground on Saturday the S.R.C. (Blue*' were knocked out of the competition by the Police by 2 goals to nil.
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    TIGERS LOSE TO S. S. C.
    68 7 The Tiger Swimming Club lost both their matenes to t!»fc Singapore Swimming Club in water-polo fixtures at the S.C.C. pool, yesterday. Their "A." team was beaten B—2,8 —2, and the "B" team 6 —S. Scoters for the "A" Team 4 were Sun Ho and
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    H'KONG BEATEN 2—1
    45 7 Reuter. HONGKONG. Sun. The Halsingborg visiting soccer team defeated Hongkong 2,-1 in thci- first match here today. Halftime score was 1-0 in favour of the visitors. Tho second match will be played tomorrow and the third and final game on Nov. 30.—Reuter.
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    JOLLILADS WIN
    28 7 Jollilads defeated the Singapore District Fort Canning by the odd goal m live iti a soccer match played on a muddy i/itch at Fort Canning yesterday.
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    CHIANG FORMS INTERNATIONAL BRIGADE
    99 8 A.P. HONG KONG. Sun. The Sunday Herald, quoting reliable soutccs. said an InternaLioifel brigade is being organized in Taiwan to figni. Clune.se Communists. The Herald said Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek recently apptoved plans foi such a brig tde. The strength of the proposed brigade was no: knojvn.
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    SHAH GETS DEGREE
    27 8 U.P. Ann Arboi. Michigan, Sun. The young Shah of Iran received an honouraty degree in Civil Law from the University of Michigan tcday. —U.P.
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    MORE POLES EXPELLED
    63 8 U.P. PARIS, *'an F'iu:e e.sprli ci nine tr*i b *rnt*a m fiom Freocfi feemvrjjf t< ,b. bringing UM mi. > t" Poles uus Led from France m tne hist two clays, tiie atiuwtiv of the Interior announced toda^. The Ministry said mat the Poles expelled belonged to
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    ALL CHINA IS UNDER MARTIAL LAW
    241 8 Communists Are Forty Miles From Ch»nakins U.P. HONGKONG, Suiub'V. tntl i\e\vs report. Bute* me ictiicmcnt of acting President U Tsungien. the presidential, duties have been handled by Prcmeir Yen Hsi-shan. foreign correspondents have been ..av..-ea co leave the capital. In south China the Reds
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    BEVIN SACKS A RED
    50 8 U.P. LONDON, Sun. The foreign Office announeI «-a totiay that one ol its o,!i< tals has been sus|m odetl Iron duty be- j tMN he is ■Hegel to be v communist. They reiuned to give > his name or any further t details oi .he ease.—l
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    Japs Want Formosa, Cast Eyes South
    239 8 Reuter. TOKIO. Sunday. PRIME Minister Shigeru Yoshida today expressed a desire for the return of the Kurile Islands. Kara futo and Okinawa to Japan. Yosnida told the Diet Committee. "As a Japanese. I hop that the Kurile lalaßte, Okinawa and Karafuto will be returned
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    SJAHRIR WARNS TRANSFER TIME SI DANGEROUS
    147 8 Reuter. BATAVIA, Sun. Ihe opinion that the peiiod of transfer of sovereignty in Indonesia is very dangerous if the go eminent does not proceed cautiously was voiced yesterday by onetime Republican Premier Sutan isjahii' in an interview with the Datav.a newspaper. Keng (J o.
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    DEPORTED
    26 8 A.P. SAN tfttANCillUU, Sun. Twenty-two Indonesians and 1G others from the Oi lent wi!i be deported tomorrow. They will leave by a chattered plane. A.P.
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    PEPPER FIRM
    25 8 U.P. NEW YORK, Sun. The black pepper market staggered through the week on the Indian tax uncertainties an i closed generally firm. U.P.
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    LOST FISHERMEN
    30 8 Reuter. TOKIO, Sun. Fourteen fishermen are mis ci ng and five rescued from a Japanese fishing boat which sank after a collision with a steamer in darkness yesterday.—Reuter
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    FAO TOLD ESTIMATE ON RICE TOO HIGH
    151 8 A.P. WASHINGTON, Sunday. DURMESE delegate U Myat Tun, told the Food ami Agricultural Organisation conference that its estimate of rice available in Southeast Asia is a mil- lion tons too high. He said he agreed that a possible surplus of North American wheat
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    AIR TRIP TO S'PORE COST 30 s.
    126 8 Reuter. LONDON. Sun. Britain's aii-minded youths today teamed how to get an air trip to Singapore and back, witn food, foi 30 shillings Instead ol the usual £300 faie. The Ait Ministry to d them that as fiom next month the Royal An
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    JERUSALEM
    63 8 U.P. LAKE SUCCESS. Sun. The Archbishop of Canteibury ha? rejected the I'nKeti Nations Palestine Conciliation Commiss.on's plan for th* division of Jerusalem into Arab and Israeli sectors and has pioposed in effect that f .\u Tel Aviv Government be given sovotcignty over .he new city area with the remaindei
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    GOLD SMUGGLERS ARRESTED
    76 8 U.P. PARIS. Sun. The Police disclosed that three men were attested today for alleged complicity in the operation of an Airborne international fold smuggling ting. Tne Police said that the airest brought to five the number of men taken by the pc ice in the past month
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    Oxford. Cambridge Win Easily
    208 8 A.P. LONDON. Sun. Oxford and Cambridge University chalked up rugby wins on Saturday in their last games before the Varsity match at Twickenham on December 6. Oxfor<l put up a very impressive show in trouncing London Scottish 32 H. because the Scottish with the best pack
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    Radio Commentator Said 'Fine Scrap'
    259 8 HENRY HALL vs. EDDIE THOMAS Reuter. LONDON, Sunday THERE has been a bit of a rumpus over the broad- casting of the recent British welterweight tit] fight between Eddie Thomas of Wales, the hew champion, and Henry Hall, the defeated holder, say.Vernon Morgan from London.
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    CHINA AT U.N.
    68 8 Reuter. LA.KE SUCCESS. Sun. The Chinese delegation to th£ United Nations yesterday asked the General Assembly to find that Russia had vic'ated the United Nations charter and her 1945, treaty with China by aidmg the Chinese Communists. It also called on the Assembly to call on a.l
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    LI GOING TO U.S.
    25 8 Reuter. HONGKONG. Sun.—Actine President Li Tsung Jen wi.< soon proceed to the United States for further medical tieatment and recuperation. -Reuter.
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    DATES FOR COLOMBO MEETING FIXED
    141 8 Reuter. LONDON. Sun. —The British Government has agreed to a proposal that the Commonwealth Foreign Ministers conference in Colomho shall he held between Jan 9 and Jan 14 next yeai. a Foreign Office spokesman said tod t A foimal announcement of the date of the
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    JEN MIN PIAO FALLS AGAIN
    89 8 Reuter. HONGKONG. Sun. The jen mm piao I Communist currency I again fell on Can ton's back market, according tc despatches fiom that c:*v. Thij morning 100 jen nv.u p ao was wortli app ly HKSO.7O while the officii iate is 600 jen mm piao
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    WHAT'S ON TODAY GENERAL
    142 8 YMCA: German and Malay Classes 5 30 p.m. s I N A I» O It E HRI"» NAN YOI TH OI'N( II. Youth. Speaker (V)inm:-<i' v i'r William? Booth-Davev at YMCA i >r<-h"rd Foad :n> p.ni. EXHIBITION OF PUNTIM.* Works of Saptohoedojo a' John USD a.m.
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    CINEMA
    179 8 I ATHAY: "Adam and with Stewart Oran-.rer and JSimmons at 11. 1 4."», <15. b 4,1 arid p.m. CAPITOL: "Hearts A a»»* (Mandarin) with Pai Yanu i-'O 11. 1.45. 4.00. 6.:J0 a« a 9.30 p.m. m R<> PAVILION: 'It Had T «T You" with Corn«*l Wilde 'linger Rogers at
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    SPORT.
    40 8 HOCKEY TO I ICNI.Y FAR.'Xh v. H.A.K. ai Taiurlir.. WOMIvX'S HOC KK> v. WAAF, Chanel l; HOCKKY I v .i 1 v. Dutch Club, padanv. Ceylonese, S*poy Var KlitKk: H.C.C. 1»t\. padans. T.uirna1(11.1.1.\ KI»S: YMCA mint 1st Hound »> 1
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