The Singapore Free Press, 2 November 1948

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    18 1 The Singapore Free Press LARGEST AFTERNOON SALE IN MALAYA SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1948. PKUE 10 EN l>
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    43 1 29-year-old XXKa-ytar film star, snaps hi* finger* a$ ht Ats m a Lot Angeles police station afte-r being arrested on charges of being "drunk, noisy, loud and boisterous. Arrested with him icas 22--old fhelma -\oOi driving the C* *i the couple we^e travelling.
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    Chiang's planes bomb Mukden
    143 1 n Fo may be m Premier NANKING, Tuesday at bombed Mukden one -mmunists entered the nment sources stated n sourcci confirmed the \Ploded within two i consulate. ikden haa stunin Pit n, that E 8 Yuan is ?o was r'reely named <sible new Premier. er Wong
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    DATO ONN'S MYSTERY 'MISSION'
    117 1 DATO ONN'S MYSTERY 'MISSION' Free Press Start Reporter 'THE Malty Union. S ngai port, ha* sent tht following telegram to Dato Onn bin Ja afar, Mentrl BNar Johor*. who is now on a London: 'Malay Union. Singapore wholeheartedly support your minion and pray for your success Tht telegram wa* *!gned
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    Boy killed in shop explosion
    80 1 Free Prr»* staff Reporter Al5-year-old Chinese worker. Tan Kirn San of lang Serai, was killed m a •>ide :i m a U a Jalan Sulian shortly after nine o'clock this morning. Smoke filled the whole shop following the explosion, making it difficult for ambulance attendants
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    Colony has 3 days free of crime
    75 1 Colony has 3 days free of crime THE Singapore C.I D Mr. E V Fowler. j>aid :ig that "there was tno crime lor th« last three day* In th* Colony, except for one doubt t-ul report of robbery m Amoy Street yestercb A Chineie arrested In the Amoy Street case.
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    Malayan rice enquiry urged
    365 1 Free Pr«s Staff Correspondent LONDON, Tuesday. 4 SPECIAL commission to enquire into Malaya's rice ration and the food position m Malaya m general was urged upon the Government at question time m the House of Commons yesterday. The suggestion was made by Mr. Walter Fie toh#r
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    Mukden rescue pilots angry
    55 1 Mukden rescue pil ots angry 4NGKV Chines* Air Force pilots arriving m Pelplng yesterday charged that when they trit<J to ferry civilians out of the doomed city Nationalist troops trained machine guns on them and fon-ed them to carry top Army personnel. The planes were dangerously overloaded hut arrived m
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    Two suspected Reds arrested
    60 1 CINCiAPOKL police yesterday arrested a Chlne«« and an Indian both suspected Communists, under the Emergency Regulations. The Singapore C.I.D. chief. Mr. E. V. Fbwler, said that the Chinese Is a known member of the Workers Protection Corps. Tilt Indian was arrested m the Naval Base. The
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    Delegates for ECAFE talks
    71 1 Delegates for ECAFE talks Free Press Staff Reporter 'THREE delegates from 1 Malaya will attend the LCAFE conference* at Lapham. New South Wales, it was announced this morning. Mr. P S Scrivener. Deputy Commit!. mer-General (Foreign) w;ll represent the economic department of the Com-missioner-General's office. Haji Mohammed Eusoff will rt
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    Floods In N. Africa
    26 1 El*\vn people wer* killed, six bridges Wtr« washed out. and rail commun cations between Algeii* and Morocco were cut by flooda yesttrday.
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    Hume strike 6th day
    36 1 The genrral manager oj Hume Industr.cc .Far Eas>' Mi C. R Unbehaun thl» momng :^]><ried no change" In the strike of its Chines* artIMUQ labour, wh eh i« la lta sixth day
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    Silence at Radio Malaya
    168 1 Free Prt-NN Stiff ReporSKSIOR Radio Malaya offi ould not comment, ■ig on the demand le by the Singapore Musin future all broadcast relays from hotels and restaurants should be paid foi The decmon uas n m had tv previously been ed to pay for relayed pronmes
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    MR.TUDOR WIL BE THE FIRST TO PAY UP
    182 1 MR.TUDOR WIL BE THE FIRST TO PAY UP Free Press Staff Reporter THE Singapore Comptroller of Income Tax, Mr. D. H. Tudor, will probably be the first man m the colony to pay his income tax tfiis year. Mr. Tudor told the Free Presg this morning that he expected to
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    Mystery death of film beauty
    141 1 HOLLYWOOD. Tver rKE toast of Broadway 25 years ago. ex-actre*s Mary Nolan was found dead yesterday at her sister's home. A yoat-mortem has been ordered. Detectives say the former stage and screen beauty had trltd to commit suicide recently once by slashing her whists and
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    Burma Red factions join forces
    142 1 Burma Red factions join forces RANGOON. Tuesday. THE outlawed Red Flag" Communist! of Burma and the legal "Whit* Flag" Communists have joined forces In an attempt to overthrow the Burmese Government, according to officials here. Seven leaders of the "White Flag" party hold seats m the Burmese Provisional Parliament. In
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    Arms Haul On Ship
    41 1 Four Jewish refugees wer by Genoa pol c# yesterday while inquiries wer« mad« into the Ending of hidden arms and an unlicensed wlrtltst station on a 2 000 ton Italian ship, bound for TangUrs. reports A .P.
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    HATTA AGREES TO MEET THE DUTCH
    182 1 BATAYIA, Tuesday. I)K. Mohamed Hatta. Indonesian Republican Premier, has agreed to meet Dr. Stikker, the Netherlands Foreign Minister, who arrived here by air yesterday, for decisive talks on the next steps to re-open political negotiations deadlocked for the last five months. The meeting will
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    Two nurses for the Princess
    60 1 PRINCESS ELIZABETH chose a Lancashire lass yesterday to be one of the nurses attending her at the birth of her baby this month. The nurse, MLss Mabel Anderson 22. whose policeman lather was killed In the bl. i, In 1941. is now living Elgin, Scotland.
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    95,000,000 Americans told: 'Do your duty'
    741 1 95,000,000 Americans told: 'Do your duty' NEW YORK, Tues. PRESIDENT Trumari and Governor Dewey yesterday ended eight gruelling weeks of campaigning with an appeal to 95,000,000 American voters to exercise their patriotic duty of voting at todays Presidential election. The appeal is regarded as necessary because m the past a
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    PRINCESS GETS SOME ADVICE
    38 2  -  DIANA STRODE rewe 1 Buckingham < i ritish the juld be that v their I 1 to hay The iur yrew BO strong that Royal Physician, it untrue. nunou ding 18-y> the lat< I I
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    WOMEN AT WORK
    30 2 THE work of women police m Britain has <le\ considerably since the LH. I l is liow iish< part are m addii m nd. I V I
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    BACK IN 1 HOUR
    20 2  -  Jaya Begg 4 CX IN ONE- hour laundi month In a num i villajj uhpojhpogj -]h
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    Woman of the week
    21 2 Woman of the week By Our Woman Fashion Expert T II l 1 luncl I 11l ild 4 i k nky
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    Wolves Paradise
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    Satisfied
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    Bridge Problem
    136 2 •r to ut of tv y in l the player inadcq'. ity. Thus, under the new I club ki;. South could bar the had o! by 1 ach: spade i would I 1 wh n South le a trump, W< d stip m with t clul Thi a
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      27 2 AUSTRALIAN ti 1\ I£i £i JK^f fL/ Aid* A O E v m SPECIAL DISPLAY wl AT MAIk TRANCHES. s c s i Singapore COLD STORAC l
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    MILLION CHINESE DOOMED TO STARVE
    187 3 MILLION CHINESE DOOMED TO STARVE wßi££ est P ro bletn m our history 9 \BOIT 10,000,000 Chin«M m Government-held A re s are fa <*ing starvation this year and very little, if anything, can be done about it. That is the food situation In a nutshell aa described by Counsellor
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    Judge on 'where to hit a boy'
    128 3 k MAN who cuffed a boy on the ear had to pan damages, not for hitting the boy, but for hitting him m the wrong place. It happened m the vestry of Christ Church, Lordstreet, Southport. Rodney 13-year-old choirboy, was bullying other boys
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    Plotters Sentenced
    21 3 I to prison t«#mis VI 18 months to 10 D rial court at A: on eh. m h MadaI
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    10 3 Harriman. m London Mr. i by air P Mr. ties.
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    24 3 Lady M> the former Viceroy of I>. Earl Mountbattcn, ente\ the Globe Theatre. London. the Pr India. Pandit Nehru. They the John Gielqud protea"
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    EAN TELLS WOMEN HOME HOME TRUTHS'
    10 3 EAN TELLS WOMEN HOME HOME TRUTHS' It of th it
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    Love light
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    POLAR BEARS GOING CHEAP
    27 3 EUR< Am ng polar 110 p The n to is Welllngti n Zoo i v buy utra- The old 30 pounds.- A .P.
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    NEHRU'S ADVICE TO THE WEST
    175 3 EUROPEAN domination i world is over, "and where it Lingers here and there it will go very soon said the Indian Premier, Pandit Nehru, in Paris urging the men of America and Europe 'to develop "a more proper perspective B In tune with reality today."
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    Guard blamed himself: found gassed
    67 3 Guard blamed himself: found gassed IF Reginald Harry Adey. 43--year-old railway guard, had looked out of the rear window of his train when it i lurched, he might have m rtion of the 1. >:led the follov P B adford exp He t the lurch and was bus} parti he
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    29 3 iitia Johnson, i who sustained a mysterious brain injury m her Hollywood apartment. She WC a coma for two ireeks and nearly died. Police believe the injury was accidental.
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    Trraty Report Denied
    36 3 A British Foreign Office spokesman had categorically denied a preM report from Cairo that Bri- is prepared to abrogate the 1936 Anglo-Egyp-an treaty m the Interest of good relations betv the two eounti >
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    SCANDINAVIA MAY JOIN WEST UNION
    17 3 SCANDINAVIA MAY JOIN WEST UNION pOPULA I Until I m V vaded b\ G' pinion that a
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    300 robbed of passage money
    28 3 THREE hundred o Glribald shipping South A of pro-. immediate The 30 baldl to the judicial aut The Ol mitte^ an m U.P.
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    Uruguay deniesbacking Franco
    83 3 ENTRIQUE Irmand U President of the Ur; delegation to the United Nations Genera] sembly m a letter t :<m of Id Tribune emphat r^ted aga iguay among Latin A iring the admission of Spain to the United Nations. Hh that the Spanish Issue had not been examined
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      96 3 F.P. Crossword No. 527 I i 3 I i 4 I I 5 I 6 I 7 I I 6 9 MO P [3TST s^""^ 3 if f!a 39 'A 11 I I i f 1 I ri-i j re i6> CLUES down MMLUTIO7D fO v i >\\<>KU NO 8.
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    11 5 n pen Singaport Tli- bought by and and Li: i ere.
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    Parents fined for neglect
    27 5 ay ;>ondent 1 f >*1 n I d trnir uere Jelehu h or. m mipriMiice I h it p irr>:)!^ (>een tinK heir
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    Woman among bandit dead
    19 5 Woman among bandit dead ndent I I MPIK. Mo nd. 1 one woman Ren In district of Kuala hed
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    MEDICAL JOURNAL IS OUT TODAY
    13 5 MEDIC AL JOURNAL IS OUT TODAY aff Report X is to have por--
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    FERRETS FED BY AIR
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    COUNCILLOR DEMANDS HOTELS INQUIRY
    166 5 Control 'must be tightened 1 Free Press Staff Report* TO check the "mushrooming" o f Singapore hotch, which have been established r mainly for undesirable uses, Mr. Lira Ye* I (Nominated Inofficial) is i further his proposals lor stricter control of hotels by asking the Government
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    SHIP HERE ON MAIDEN TRIP
    6 5 SHIP HERE ON M AIDEN TRIP
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    MALAY RED CROSS
    57 5 MALAY RED CROSS Correspondent John Malay Ambulai will be Ahmad Mohamed Alsaaofl its leader. Ret: certificates will be Riven to members, who had d vice during the ROINGGENG PARTI the Traffic Poand r party yestercl. Headquarters m honour of the Traffic C Mr. C. J. R. Bembroke. ASP. who is
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    MUST TAKE LEAD, SAY DOCTORS
    72 5 MUST TAKE LEAD, SAY DOCTORS ERRING to the Un l of Malaya, the editov le of the Medical Journal We hope that we set adequate n tation on the C and Coi Actually majority of the membei the Council and Court si i as is the pri -s." blished by
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    200,000 more acres of pati
    12 5 200 ,000 more acres of pati Press Staff o i Xl Mr.
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    Second bid to blow up train
    33 5 I IT Correspondent m i\\ lornlng. 14 lb. ol •tton laid on the rails id Niyor, •re d the charge was laid after the uilot train had
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    Tapper shot by unknown man
    69 5 Tapper shot by unknown man SEGAMAT. Mon.— Murder by some person or persons unknown was the verdict of gamat Coroner (Incbf Bidin bin Login) at the inquest on 38-year-old Chin Pui. It was stated that Chin t out tapping on Sept. 17. but was shot through the stomach. His body
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    Malayan films for kampongs
    123 5 Free Press Malay Correspondent IT is the policy of tin taken m Malaya to people m the kampongs as it is realized that such pictures are popula. Federation Director of Public Relations m a ment to Utusan Melayu. Many pictures have taken m Malaya and the
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    TWO GRANTED $5,000 BAIL
    17 5 LEE Third I jria Street on O I second >-d the d for
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    'CHINESE MUST AID MALAYS'
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    Indian protect
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    Plan for Malay library
    178 5 Free l'r» »T Reporter A Singapore Malay Journalist has publ ed two book «ratory to setting up a Cultural Library, to be composed of a wide range of works relating to science, philosophy, politics, history, iture, medicine and art. He Is 34-y ar-old inch* Saiehuddin. a
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      64 5 of the Year*" E OF OUR CUSTOMERS, EXTENDED 0 amber, 1948 X MAS Shoppers, ar i X'MAS GIFTS. OAI S. MAS >< II I \< I 1 1 RIALS \l l s kko( \m SHARKSKLN MIBTINGS i HJI Nil I Porrnaiionc/'r HIGH STREET. |DEKrJ= I IL E I attire par
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    THIS WAY OR THIS?
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    'SOVIET PULLING OUT OF GERMANY'
    134 6 'SOVIET PULLING OUT OF GERMANY' Wave of factory removals ANEW wave of factory removals In eastern Germany has started reports that the Russians may be preparing to leave Germany. U.S. intelligence sources say Russians are not only dismantling factories owned by Germans but also plants to which the Russians themsel
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    Coffin boom
    46 6 SHANGHAI funeral parlours have reported a boom m the sale oj coffins. With most shops sold out the public has turned to coffins. Said one buyer, "A coffin may not be backed by gold reserves but at least its worth its weight m wood."
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    POLICE HUNT THAMRONG
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    Girls accuse R.A.F. officer of 'indecency'
    141 6 Girls accuse R.A.F. officer of 'indecency' IW A.A.I A.F i rial. »nd telept It and k ..t there was no case to a:. and th<> char. Wing Commander Normal, land. OBE, Command I Officer at Btani and undue Hie leged i taken pit switchboard room midnight on Septemb was told
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    U.K. Coal For France
    27 6 a ill -si'lld o 000 md E I -iu.ooo h of nuich nery and under a n--w plan c and the sterling U.P.
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    Against Hindustani
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    CRIME INCREASE DUE TO SHORTER HOURS'
    137 6 'IMIK alarming Increase m juvenile delinquency m Australia was related to over-short worki hours for vouiik people, the Roman Catholic Archbishop of Brisbane told confirmation candidate ir until many young pie have SO much I their h 1 itli It," ht» ipreme Court of
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    TIN SHARES DECLINE
    207 6 ew LONDON, Tuesday. 11 T ITU the exception of iron and steel shares. TT which were fairly active, the London Stock ExchanfC was idle yesterday, says Keuters financial correspondent. Rubbers were unchanged to lower and tins declined. News of Government setbacks m the fighting m China resulted
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    WITNESS TELLS OF 'DEATH'TORTURES
    74 6 WITNESS TELLS OF 'DEATH' TO RTURES TpORTI RES inflicted by the Japanese. Keni] at Shanghai's Inion Jack lub fi\e ye. weir described at Hong Kong recently b old. Welshman who recounted the death of P Yung, a grandson of the former Chinese Ambasv to the United Mates Returning dead. rack
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    Newfoundland hungry
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    Soviet radio propaganda flops in Berlin
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    AUSTRALIAN PRICES RISE
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      175 6 MdndrdkC Exclusive to the Singapore Free Press m Malaya I \MiANM<LE 9 MRMA. AT HOME !K I I FEARLESS, Shi A" A*, HwT I I MERMA--THE SEA.GOES Id WOftK Ok THE VICIOUi PAc THAU NEVER r 1 rJ YOU'RE Mi 1 '^6GfO TH«OU6H THE OCEAN TI6ERS-" RAN INTO SO H
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    THOMAS CUP PLAYERS BEATEN
    113 7  - THOMAS CUP PLAYERS BEATEN MOGENS THOMSEN Denmarkmay change team l!y tree Pr waal Correspondent COPENHAGEN, Monday. Tr it is not too late, Denmark's team for the :p badminton match against Ireland here tomorrow and on Wednesday is likely to 'fled following the sensational defeats of t the Danish Cup pla\
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    A dropped goal is now three points
    21 7  -  CRUSADER kju Known m .uaiaya mat a n. is t four, as hithei ykui
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    Awards to hurdler and sprinter
    7 7 Awards to hurdler and sprinter I U.P.
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    GAME POST PCNED
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    INTER-STATE HOCKEY
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    BELFAST CELTIC TEAM FOR U.S.
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    2 MORE SCRATCHINGS
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    Lim Kee Fong was disappointed
    231 7  -  COURTCRAFT B Till! Merrydale l.adminton party of Kuala Lumpur had another successful outing m Singapore umi thy >ld badminton party i three at the Clerical Union. an. the Lim I whose h Thorn; I 1. did I tl all the from Setenger with th porpose
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    Deserved praise for Jamaluddin
    145 7  -  CRUSADER By "A VERY fine goalkeeper." This was the tribute which members of the Singapore Malays XI paid to Jamaluddin of the Perak Malays at the end of yesterday's Sultans' (up soccer semi-final at the lalan Isesar stadium. It was well-deserved praise for Jamaluddin saved his
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    Golden Boy v. Dutch champion
    59 7 Free Press sp Correspondent BVI 1 Tod GOI DI HOY. the lightweight champion I \;i. who will be coming over shortly. Jiis been matched itemeijer, the- Dutch hi Hits to Jimmy Welch <»l I Happy rhe three (Ipofa Mok X he (far bin Jabbar (Singapore)
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    MCC Batsmen score fast
    102 7 ceo: i i a bn. I side 29^ ru >plng OUbt t: would then 1: sible. Bedse.r did tour wickets for only 19 runs when the Pi' 1 39 on the be; Their captain. C: and Georgeu checked the rot and Cheetham declared at 83 for
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    SCC HOCKEY XI
    34 7 THE following players been selected to rthe S.C.C. against Harlequins at the Padang today at 5.15 p.m.: Mathot: Haig, Van ir; Geeks, Scheltus, Kuiper; Thomas, Tabor. Pear-Moolt-nburg. Brands. Umpire: Mr. \Y
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    Tussle for possession
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    Arsenal held by Paris club
    191 7 ARSENAL, the English League Div. 3 champion*, and the Racing Club of Paris drew three goals each before a crowd of 50.000 at Colombes Stadium. Paris, yesterday afternoon m the return match between the two teams There was never more than a one-goal difference m
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    REFEREES' COURSE
    32 7 RL?REH. fur organised under the ausp. Straits Chinese Football to take place every Friday or. Nov. 5, at 5.15 p.m. at '.deuce of Mr I\m Liang. 52, Kampon^ Java R
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    GIFT HORSE WINS FOR NEW OWNER AT K. L. MEET
    156 7 Free Press Racing Correspondent TjR. CHIPS, given away as a gift 111 Lumpur won first time out for his new o the lucky "Kee Kongsi," owners bigRest stakes winner m Malayan Turf i. Imported just before i Mr. Chips (late
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    BIRTHS
    59 8 1o 4 P. 3. Thompa son. Borh well. nu-Labohm rhe 31s^ r XX Hospital. I -On th« Ist N Or F X de Souza -a wn 48 a r No. 1. Halifax >f W. N it. a son. William Newton pita] Singapore on (i Ocl to Mr. Mrs. W.
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    ENGAGEMENTS
    62 8 «;agenien oetween Mr. Foot I t eldest son of Mr dc Mrs. Ho Poh Kwa! daughter of Mr. c Chee. was announced Mr. Lim Sim s Lim 2nd. daiu?h- the t Chin. ent la mnounced between Mr Teo Kan Soon. son of Mr Mr* Teo Chuan and Miss /»n*
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    33 8 Chof. Wee Bin Oon and fai aU relatives. :\?sociations \reaths. scrolls .ms. letters of condolence r cars, attended nigh' ■U of th« late M Oim Neo (wife tt th« late Teruj i
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    JEWISH FORCES PUSH INTO LEBANON
    268 8 Egypt accuses Arab allies TEL AVIV, Tuesday. ISRAELI forces m Northern Palestine, ignoring United Nations observers' new requests to halt further hostilities, yesterday drove into the Lebanon, penetrating three miles inside the frontier. This new development coincided with further signs of Arab disunity with Cairo
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    Voodoo on image of Stalin
    131 8 Voodoo on image of Stalin PA'ITERSON 'New Je: Tutfdi THE Society fQf ttio Reani- matlon c»f Interesting; Superstitions i« waiting for word from Moscow that Mars. Stalm has shooing n his b To Oelebntte H-ilioweVi. society m«mi>«is garb«d j t Oa:r«t M n«»ar h«r» after »uns«t and per formed a
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    ARAB LEGION'S NEW AIR FORCE
    62 8 KING ABDULLAH of Traru-r-dan mentioned •v Royal Air Force" of b Legion yesterday m hU speech from the throne inaugurating the second ordinar n of the Transjordan Parlian. This is believed to be the first definite disclosure of an Arab Legion Air Force. King Abdullah
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    French strike move spreads
    234 8 French strike move spreads PARIS, Tuesday. i |NX million heavy industry workers may be urged to strike for higher wagei after the Executive Council of the Communist-led Iron and Steel Workers* Federation meets m Paris on Friday. This possible spread of the month-old miners' strike to other industries throughout France
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    Inflation returns to China
    123 8 Inflation returns to China SHANGHAI, Tuesday. WITH the lifting of price and wage ceilings, prices !or essential commodities In j Shanghai yesterday rose by ISO per cent, over the prevailing black market rates. One economist remarked "It looks lik« we havt gone back to the old Inflationary Chinese national currency
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    ROMMEL WAS KILLED ON HITLER ORDER
    132 8 ROMMEL WAS KILLED ON HITLER ORDER WASHINGTON, Tuesday. A FORMER Nazi general has confessed to Amtrican Investigators thai he arranged th« murder of M -al Rommel on Hitler's orders according :o a U.S. Army book on war crirats The book Is the last of series on Nazi Conspiracy and Aggression,"
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    Rubber prices
    130 8 V SPECIAL >I»ik«t corre«Dondent gir— tbe pr|c«« of rubber In cent* per Ib Mll am. t«dav follow* New York stocks t\s u\c New York Bio* .iking *nd trimming counU increased at f mn but failed to dent vrl\ market fluctuated f it I the da- iritii average clo««.
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    CRIPPS WARNS OF RED DRIVE
    253 8 LONDON. Tuesday. 1 EUROPE'S economic sickness is being painfully J cured, but it "is still sufficiently bad to provide an excellent opportunity for internal economic sabotage being conceived on a wide international basis by the Cominform," the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Sir Stafford Cripps. told
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    Spain's offer to Luftwaffe Chief
    78 8 BERLIN, Tuesday. FORMER Field Marihal Hugo Sperrle, Luftwaffe commandet who bombed London, Coventry and other cities m Sngland and who was acquitted of war Crimes at Nuremberg last week, has received an offer to reorganise the Spanish air force, according to German reports. Sperrle, 64,
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    NOT TO QUIT GERMANY
    203 8 LONDON. Tuesday. I>RITAIN does not contemplate evacuating Germany, the I'nder-Setretar> for Foreign Affairs, Mr. Christopher Mayhew, told the House of C ommoni yesterday. Mr. Raymond Blackburn jour MP. had asked whether the reinn 21 of the BrltlsJ Cknernor m Germany, Gen Sir Brian Robertson, aditmg Ailied
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    Emperor's cousin flees
    191 8 TOKYO, Tuesday. i NATIONWIDE search is being conducted for Miss Masuko Kujo, a 22-year-old cousin of Emperor Hhohito and daughter of one of Japan's five "Gosekke" families, from which empresses arid consorts for princes of the blood are traditionally chosen. She has been missing for a week,
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    70 8 The Aoa Khan's %on, Prince Aly Khan (above), who left with Actress Rita Hayworth by plane from Los Angeles yesterday for Mexico City. The couple, whose names have been linked romantically since their meeting on the French Riviera last Summer, declined to comment on future plans. Miss Hayworth's divorce from
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    Plan unlikely to be changed
    219 8 INDIA AS REPUBLIC LONDON, Tuesda IT is generally expected that India will go ahead 1 with her plan to drop her Dominion status and become a sovereign democratic Republic, says Reuters political correspondent. is believed that the Indian Prime Mini* Pandit Nehru, who leaves Paris
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    UNESCO For Japan
    23 8 Tht Ur ;«-*d Nat ocis' I ganitation l* to b*g r. op. m Japan m-ith th« app' O«n. Douglas Ma
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    Jam Put On 'Mikado'
    30 8 Japan*day broadcast a the Gnb*-n ajid B\.. y*ra 1 Th« Mikado" f m the count: Th» optra u»*d to be banned as respectful to »-nal hoviw-
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    50,000 JAPs AIDING CHINA REDS
    37 8 50,000 JAPs AIDING CHINA REDS (I EHFTY THOUSAND Japanese priJL being used by Chines. omm v their drive to grab all Foreign Office estimate a^ of repatriates returning fr The Japanese, It artillerymen, airmen, and hospital work
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    Killed American: 'no action yet'
    44 8 THE U.S. State Depar said yesterday awaiting reports fror before taking any acti the case of Mr. Irving EC A. official who v. m a Vienna suburb The investigation thert is being handled by A: and Austrian officials Reuter
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    RAIN SAVES U.S. TOWN
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