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Unemployment Problem

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STOCKHOLM, Dec. 15 (UP). Reports from Oslo reveal that Norway will send 5,000 workers to Germany next January where they will be given employment at the German wage scale.

There are now over 35,000 un- | employed persons in Norway and the figure is expected to increase during the winter. Forty mil- llon crowns have been appro- prlated for relief work, largely in the war harassed districts,

Mr Nila Ahlederg, Chlef of the Dureau for. Foreign Freight of the Swedish State railways announced that negotiations are now in progress between Sweden und Soviet-Russia concerning Swedisit Imports and ex-

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Wood Pulp For Italy Sweden is shipping wood pulp and inachinery in direct cars to Italy which, on their retum trip, carry fruit and vegetables.

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Hungry French Raid Thai Towns

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of Udard Inst night, but there were no ensualties. The population calm and carrying on as usual. Even] familles living in the houses scarred

biomes.

by bomb fragments remain in their

Border Towns Raided HANOI, Dec. 15 (Domel)-Eight Thai planes to-day attacked the fron- tier towns of Savannakhet aud Vien-

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STILL SMILES This man on a stretcher was woundbd when a German bomb struck a factory in southern Eng- land. Although seriously hurt, he still manages to smilo,. as rescue-workers give first aid.

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Egyptian Friendship VIRGINIA BRUCE

CAIRO, Dec. 15 (Reuter.)

The momentous military events Tournament Hockey of the past week have had a tre mendous effect throughout the country.

Egyptians have always he-

Police "A" And

tiane on the French side of the lieved that Egypt's fate is linked A.N. Other XI

Mekong River dropping more than closely with Britain's. During 30 bombs. Another report says that recent months, however, they That forces bombarded Savannakhet have had to face a tendentious

uerass the Mekong River.

whispering campaign in-

Win Easily

Drive Along Libyan living freely in the played during the week-end, includ Border Maintained country abusing its hospitality in three in the League.

augurated by thousands of A number of hockey matches were

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· Following wete the results of the and deliberately circulating re- Tournament matches: ports calculated to sow distrust Hongkong University by six clear goals, At Boundary Street, Police A beat of the Allies.

Goal-scorers were Howlett (2), Jasbir Nevertheless the Egyptians have|Singh. (9), Teja Singh. desert through a sandstorm which remained steadfast in their loyalty to other team beat the Sil A.A. Regt B On the Y.M.C.A. ground, the A. N. the Allies.

Examples of

for Italian underground 6-1. Goal-scorers the winners One armoured brigade which cap- activity reveal the arrogance of the were Hitchcock (4), Alsey and Mor- tured 13,000 prisoners in the Bugbus Italian. area alone, signalled urgently for ns-

ealony, Many in recent for the Gunners. sistance as they were anxious to months have even refused to pay At Boundary Street, the Khalsa continue the advance without being rent, telling the landlords that any Sports Club beat Police B, 3-1. Gur- action against them would be useless bachan Singh, Awlar. Singh and Kar- hampered by acting as warders.

has been raging the whole week.

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the

gan. Digxington scored the only goal

Craigengower

Beat P.O.C.

At Bowls

A battalion of a famous Indian as it was only a matter of weeks be- mindar Singh neared for Khaksa. Mar realment took over the prisoners and troops would enter the country.

fore Maralal Graziani's victorious want Singh replied for the Police. the armoured brigade hurried on 10-Immediate reaction to the British werds Sollum in order to cut off enemy forces retreating from camps Successes in the Western Desert is in the interior of the desert which]

wave of manifested in wave confidence had surrendered.

throughout country. A small example of this is the fact that 400 Musiems on Saturday registered willi the Government as intending pilgrims to Mecca. This number exceeds all those who had previously registered. Newspapers continue to display re- ports from the Western Desert under HANOI, Dec. 15 (UP). The banner headlines. Representative of officers R.C., 56-55, in a friendly Japanese have

pald Indo-China the option of the entire Arabic press, lawn bowls match played on Satur 102,302 plasters as compensation to

"AI Ahram" declares. "British success the families of the victims of the Air- proves.

U day. that France plane which was shot down the country's integrity. There is no L. C. R. Souls (C.C.C.) to flott

Treaty is

a necessity for safeguarding 1 M. Rozs, G. Tanner, D.. A. Rotarlo. by Japanese anil-aircraft guns on July 7 over Walehow island.

doubt that the week's events have cock A. Perry, J. McCutcheon, A. Japon will also after Indo China a strengthened in the greatest degree Omar C.C.C.) beat W, Webber, 9. lodge. 8-29; P. K. Laú, F. Lec, G. 8. Ladd, A. M. twin-engined plane to replace the Anglo-Egyptian friendship." Air-France plane.

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More U.S. Bombers

Reach Manila

Anglo-Egyptian

The inhabitants of Cairo are pressing the greatest jubilation.

Cralgengower Cic. defeated Prison

F. N. HI, W. J. Bagley, W-16; W. J. Curd, ex-H. L. Ferman, 3. W. Leonard, W. J. Penny (C.C.C.) bert V. 11. Freeman, J. W. Grani,

BURMA RAILWAY BOMBED

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Baseball League Trophies Presented

The Hongkong Baseball League held

an informat dinner at the Peninsula

SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH!! MANILA, Dec. 15 (UP)-I 19} offlelklly confirmed that 12 American bomber planes from Honolulu land- KUNMING, Dec. 15 (UP)-Elght Hotel on Saturday at which the tro- ed at Cavite shortly after 5 o'clock Japanese bombing planes bombed a phier won during the past season were on Saturday evening after an un-section of the Burma-Yunnan railway presented by Mr B. C. Lawrence, Pre- eventful trans-Pacific flight.

This brings the Navy's long-range at one o'clock this afternoon. bomber strength in the Philippines to 20-the largest in the history of the Islands,

{sident.

The winners of the various competi Road Alo Attacked tions were.-League, U.S.S. Mindanao; KUNMING, Doc. 10 (Central International, Portugal; League Charity News) Japanese scouting plane Cup. U.S. Navy. reconnoftred along the Yunnan sec-

Mr F. P. Franklin of 34 The Peak tion of the Burma Road yesterday Ins reported to the police that early morning. Two hours after the re- yesterday afternoon someone stole a connaissance, eight Japanese planes pair of binoculara valued at $40 from autside of the front of his house.

LATE NEWS

made their appearance over western Yunnan and scores of bombs were released at a point on the Burma) Road.

The air raid alarm was sounded In Kunming at 7.40. a.m. and the "all clear" was given at 2.30 pm.

Re-Surfacing Planned. KUNMING, Dec. 10 (Central) Newey. In view of the congestion of traffe the highway authorities.

lanning to re-surface the Kunming-

are

Pichikwan and Lungling-Wanting ections of the Burma Road with asphalt

Police Inter-Division Basketball League

Following are the latest results of the Hongkong Police Inter Division Baseketball League: -

Western Division beat Eastern Division $5-35; Shamshuipe Division beat Yaurati District 26-23; Kowloon City Division beat Timahatsu Division 11-9

Division beat Western Division 40-2,

Army "A" Defeated

As Club "A" wezo unable to raise a-full team for against the Royal Scots owing to the their Rugby- match Volunteer. Camp a Rest of the Colony. The Central Motion Picture Studio team substituted. The Rest team woo

B sending cameramen. to film the by two goals and try, (13) to a Energetic efforts axerted by the dropped "gont and a try? (7). Chinese to keep trame-going on the

Burma Road in the face of Japanese

norist bombings.

Match On Wednesday

It has been reported by Kwan Yu- The following will represent the Navy keo that between 1.30 and 2.45 yoz. against Club A on Wednesday #8_6.45 terday afternoon ha elther lost, or Et Kennedy Wilson, Cadet

p.m. at Happy Valley bid Rowa; Sub* Lamble. had stolen from him two $500 and Gracie: Buball Smith, Wilson Bub-Lt one 3100 banknotes. The loss occur Winter, LA (E) Brown, Hughes, Stockham, red between the Tung On wharf and Cadet Thornhill, Willams Bags, Taylor

Remrvos==Bkinner, Lilley, Emil,· Rees) Thomson Roid.

Pilot Officer Daugh, Jones, Mitche|L

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