Malaya Tribune, 4 November 1946

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    53 1 The Malaya Tribune /ii THE PEOPLE FOR THE PEOPLE THE ONLY NATIONAL NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA Now printed simultaneously in Singapore, Kuala Lumpur Ipoh Penang. .11« 'Phone Numbers: Editor 5813 Editorial :>SU Advertising 5812 Circulation Accounts 2005 I in PAGES SINGAPORE, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1946 TEN CENTS. The Malaya Tribune MONDAY,
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    MORE RESIGNATIONS IN POLICE FORCE
    313 1 Discontent Growing (Tribune Staff Reporter) DISCONTENT among Asiatics officers of the Singapore Police Force is growing. In the past two months, I was informed this morning, more than ten local inspectors have resigned. shorUv d U S hinted nat several mor <" Propose to resign
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    DEATH PENALTY DEMANDED
    55 1 Reuter. BELGRADE. Nov. 8.—Tht trial of 12 Germans accused Of «trocit«e« aga-nst Yrgoslav prisoners of war a<".iourncd today after the military prosecutor Gen. Stepanovic demanded the deaih penalty for all the accused. The Germans pleaded not guilty stating they were Only carrying out orders. The verdict will
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    No Obstacles To Lively Trade —Pravda
    99 1 A.P. W N v. 4 Pravda. in niti D of Soviet tordeclared that Ruslac'ng "abs >lutely no a the path jf improvr< ial and cultural ween the Soviet rj n the rest of the world. Stalin's recent hat there ha s been in the
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    'Give Up Death Fast' Appeal
    149 1 Nov. 3.— Krishna Ku Bengali Brnhii a d. atn fast" n T.iursaay, tope ia from Brii Parllam nt and Sinha the only tort gui st*ng nim la CI re s temperature -s j rising and his esi.-tance i- relied! to toe weakening In iddltton v*
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    U.S. CAR FACTORY IN LISBON?
    40 1 N I ile Kvemnir paI*i en, annousxea, thai a American and Swedish capiigrec tn fouad a comr £10.000.000, which will the manufacture rs ar d set up a Riant The factory is completed in IP4Y.
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    NEW G.0.C. in C ARRIVES
    19 1 AU-xander Galloway, IGr r L Ds M.C.. the new Command, arLumpur aerodrome c! ir.orning.
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    RIOTERS NOT HOOLIGANS —GANDHI
    180 1 Reuter. BOMBAY, Nov. a Mahstms Gandhi writing in liis paper Hari- j ian say-. I t wouM be wronp to stigmatise the perpetrators of ;he reiarious rctii in East Bengal as hool gans. The perpetrators of wrong are undoubtedly misled by rru'n who should know better.
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    Million-to-one Chance
    56 1 Reuter. SYDNEY, Nov. 3,—Australia's wonder horse Bernborouirh may be saved for stud but there is only one chance in a million he will ever face again, according to veterinary experis who treated the horse after his breakdown yesterday. Bernborouph sustained two seriou> inju.ies— to the near front fet•ock
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    Ex-President Faces 113 Charges
    83 1 Reuter. LONDON. Nov. 3.-The Indictment against Josef Tiso ■President" of the so-called "Slovak State" during the Get man occupation contained 113 charge*, for each of which the death penalty is provided. Ptague Radio said tonight. Tiso, who was hanaed over to the Czechoslovak Government last year,
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    Some Strikers Back At Work
    115 1 A small number ol strikers at the Singapore Harbour Board returned to. work on Saturday and are still working The majority 0 t the 10.000 are still i n strike. Negi Nation* betwei n the S.H.B. authorities and the strike committee" have broken oil s
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    FOOD IMPORTS SUBSIDISED
    50 1 A.P. NEW DELHI. Nov. 4.—The Indian Government announced that it had subsidized the sale of imported food grains to the extent of 155.000 000 rup-es--nearly U.S $50,000 000—to protect the consumer against a price rise because of the higher cost of some of the imported grains.—A P.
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    Nehru Appeals For Peace And Order
    281 1 A.P. Calcutta, Nov. 3.—A joint appeal for "the restoration of peace throughout India" was made by the head of the interim government, Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru and three other government members n Calcutta today. Pandit Nehru, who was accomnanied by Sardar Vallabhai Patel. Liaquat Ali
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    Weddings 'Off' In 150 French Towns:
    158 1 Reuter. 1 PARIS, Nov. 3.—Civil weddings ivill be impossible in 150 toivns off Herault, 1 wine-growing region of Southern.France, from to--1 morrow, if the mayors and 1 town officials carry out I their intention—which was J reaffirmed this afternoon —to strike tomorrow in t
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    SIX ARMED ROBBERIES
    90 1 Old of oiph t robberies which were reported to have ocruied between Saturday am" Sunday. .six were armed robberies. The biggest haul was made by two Chinese run men when they walked away with 52.500 and jewellery worth $?15 from a flat in Tiong Bahru Ro a
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    ELLIOTT ROOSEVELT OFF TO RUSSIA
    61 1 A.P. NEW YORK, Nov. 3.—Elliott Roosevelt, son of the late President Roosevel... has left by plane for Stockhcln. enroute to Russia. He plans to spend six weeks in Russia preparing a series of magazine articles. He was accompanied by his wife, the former Pave Emerson,
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    Franco: SECO to decide today
    184 1 Reuter. LAKE SUCCESS, NEW YORK, Nov. 3.—The United Nations Security Council will decide tomarrow whe;her to make i possible for the general assembly to take action on Poland's proposal that all the United Nations should break off diplomatic relations with Spain. Expectations are that the
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    $100,000 FIRE IN HONG KONG
    74 1 Reuter. HONG KONG. Not. -A- estimated $100,000 Here Re.,• damSgC was caused by Tw <-p.n,r lire in a motor I v- depot here ,0 1 cat. Firemen battled with 50-foot high flames which threatene. ro spread to petro' dump and tney were hampe-ed bj motien
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    'German Standard Of Living Must Be Raised Soon'
    193 1 A.P. BERLIN Nov. 4—Gen. Lucius D. Clay, deputy American military commander of Germany, say* in a broadcast to the United States that the living standard in Germany must be raised quickly if the Germans are to be won over to democracy. Gen.
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    2 More Ships For P & O Australian Service
    512 2 2 More Ships For P O Australian Service (Tribune Staff Reporter; MfliiSSSpi Two P &O. vessels, the "Essex and the Sussex will shortly have their names changed. Hitherto employed in tne Federal s^ am p N tion Company's services they are now to be trans ferred to the P. O.
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    Foodstuff Buying To End Dec. 31
    142 2 Reuter. Washington. Nov. 1. —The United States Department of Agriculture formally confirmed its previously disclosed intention to end by Dec. 31 all Government procurement of foodstuffs in this country for foreign governments thereby forcing the latter to buy on their own behalf in future
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    MILITARY GOVTS COLLECT DATA
    54 2 A.P. BERLIN. Nov. L» —The Am erican. British and French Military Governments, with the eo-opewation of G( rman scientists, are collecting for publication reports On significant technical and industrial development* during the war. The compilation will include German r'uta on medicine, physics, metallurgy chemistry, mathematics, biology
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    Russia Learns Value Of Publicity
    186 2 Reuter. New York, Nov. 1. —M. Vyacheslav Molotov, chief Soviet delegate t 0 the Big Four Foreign Ministers' Council, is considering proposing that the press be invited to its opening session on Monday. This change in earlier Soviet policy is believed to be dictated by
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    New War Office Appointments
    147 2 Reuter. LONDON, Nov. I.—The W* Office announces the following appointments: MaJ -Gen. Brownjohn to be De putv Chief of Staff (.Political) OflSte of the Deputy Military Governor. Control Commission, Ge» many (British element); Major* General Baillon. Director of Org* ni sat ion. War Office, to be
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    Troopship In Ocean Drama
    105 2 A.P. Yokohama. Nov. I.—The troopship Admiral Hughes tonight sped to meet the Army transport Coastal Crusader, i.ono miles out of Ydiohnma. to evacuate a member of the latte:'s crew in need of an emergency operation. The Crusader seni a distress call to the Bth Amy headquarters,
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    WANTS CHARING CROSS BRIDGE REMOVED
    47 2 Reuter. JONDON, Nov. I.—The removal of Charing Cross railway bridge Sfl expedite the carrying out of the first stage of the scheme for ro> development of the south bank ares of the Thames is recommended by the LCC Town Planning Committee —Reuter.
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    U.S.-China Treaty
    419 4 Today the United States and China will sign in Nanking a new basic treaty ol commerce and navigation, the first to be signed by either country since the war. Bu; that is not the treaty's significance. Nor are the terms of i\. which have still to be made
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    A LITTLE KNOWN PART OF MALAYA
    888 4  -  by R.B. Ooi Fur her up the beach the Jeru River discharges its .muddy waters into the sea. a police slsl ion stands at the river mouth, shaded by trees on the hillside. A granite quarry is a hundred yards away and beyond that
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    TIGHT QUIZ FOR POLICE
    126 4 A.P. BILLINGS, MONTAJlA.—Billings jr. ice arc instructed to consider these questions in deciding whether person is intoxicated from alcoholic drink? Does his b; C;it h have an odour of alcohol? Is it faint, moderate, or 1 he partly dressed or unclad, Oi in? clothing dirty? I-
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    More To Buy In British Shops
    169 4 More goods were sold in British shops during August, normally one ot the slackest periods of the year, than in any previous month during 1946. This was because greater supplies of all types are reaching the shops. The rising flow of household goods, production
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    Britain's New Defence Chief
    463 4 A.P. (By ED CREAGH) LONDON. —G re a t Britain's new defence chief—the man who gives orders to admrals and field marshals- is a former office boy. a blacksmith's sjn with a grade school education. He i s also a veteran diplomat an orator of almost
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    SNOW WHITE AND THE 7 PUPPIES
    62 4 Reuter. SYDNEY: An Alsatian owned by Mr. T. A. Brinsmead of burnie, Tasmania, gave birth to seven snow white puppies on Oct. 21. Thi> is believed to be an Au>tralian. and probably a world, lecord. The sire i> a white dog which some time
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    THE PEOPLE'S POSTBAG Indian Graduates
    192 4 Letters To The Editor Sir.—ln Malaya there are graduates of various Indian Universities, who are bound together by a double-bond -ol the mother country and of their respective University From time to time I have had discussion* with a good numbr-r of fellow graduates of
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    Sophia Koad
    173 4 Sii.—May I through the medium of youi paper oring to the notice of the >ervices and the public, the question of the use oi Sophia Road which leads to HQ SACSEA in the Cathay Bunding? Situated along this road are four schools, two of which are functioning while
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    MacArthur Report On Korea
    333 4 WASHINGTON. Although South Korea continued to struggle with acute food shortages and with the disastrous effects ot floods and cholera, notable progress was made in labour legislation, political planning and education. Gen. Mac Arthur reported in the latest summary of U.S. military government activities in Korea.
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    Europe's Industrial Revival
    588 4 A.P. WASHINGTON. —Sixteen months ago. when the war stopped, only one-fifth of Europe's factories were going. Today almost three-fourths of them are working. That swift recovery has meant that men—even while they hv\d in basements of bomb-wrecked houses, picked their way through debris-clogged streets and ate slim
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    MUSTARD GAS FOR TREATING CANCER
    292 5 Reuter. Washing'on. Certain types of mustard gas— one so-called "nitrogen mustards"—have been founa by United States army physicians to be a possible substitute for X-ray treatment 0 f neoplastic tissue founa in such malignant growths as cancer, according to the War Department. The discovery was
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    NATIONALISTS FIGHT WAY INTO CHEFOO
    76 5 N v. 3.— Govern ittled into Chefoo i n the northern lefoo, according to r p rs today, t fighting is said with the Nationaling wry stiff fern the Communist 0 is continuing to rcements from iria despite tho al blockade. It that Nationlanded on
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    Java Solution "Very Near" Says Van Mook
    76 5 N v. 3. Indonesian 'very near rtus van Mook. I, General of the Neth- said last night, □amission General Mook is one ol rs and representthe Indonesian Re.cd by Dr. Sutan again on Monme optimistic Obsettlement will I :'ew points,** Dr •aid, "on
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    New Violence In Palestine
    236 5 Reuter. JERUSALEM. Nov. 3.—A jeep hit ;t roadmint near Petah Tkiva. and a bomb exploded near the bridge over Kishon river, near Haifa, as new violence broke out in the Holy Land at the end of the one-day strike of Arabs again the Balfour declaration. One
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    77,000 Poison Phials Seized
    79 5 Reuter. Berlin. Nov. 3.—Seventyseven thousand phial s of potassium cyanide the suicide poison used by Goering. Himmler and other leading Nazis—were se zed by the German criminal police In the Wilmersdorf district of Berlin when they arrested 34--year-old Gunter Wulff of Charlottenburg. and his black market
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    GRAIN FOR JAPS
    48 5 Reuter. TOKio. Oct 31.—Gen.-MacAr-thur's Headquarters today authorised the release of 740.000 pounds freight W Indian grain ito {the Japan—a Government by the British Commonwealth Occupation Forces. The Japanese authorities have been instructed to store the grain, pending instructions from Mac Arthur for its ribution. —Reuter.
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    Atom Bomb Secret Out
    454 5 A.P. LONDON, Nov. 3.—The United States has about 100 atom bombs, and each is 25 feet long, torpedo-shaped, and powered by 100 pounds of plutonium in two lumps, the i Daily Express reported ye sterday under the streamer head- line "Atom Bomb Secret Out." Chapman Pincher,
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    U.S. Gives China Equal Rights In New Pact
    251 5 Washington. Nov. 3.-The U.S. has signed an extensive five-year Treaty ot -Friendship, Commerce and Navigation*' with China. It is a so-called '"mutuality" treaty which guarantees Chines, individuals and business firms the same rights in tho U.S. as American individuals and corporations have
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    Rumania Replies To Britain
    80 5 Reuter. BUCHAREST. Nov. 3—Rumania's reply to the British note of Oct. 28 on the forthcoming Rumanian elections fixed for Nov. 19 was handed yesterday to Mr. Adrian Holman, British political representative in Rumania. The Rumanian Government, while thanking the British Government for its expressions of satisfaction
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    Monty Back In UK
    55 5 Reuter. LONDON, Nov. 2.—Field-Mar-shal Viscount Montgomery arrived back in Britain by air today after his first visit to the British occupation zone since he became Chief of the Imperial General Staff. He arrived in Germany last Thursday and yesterday addressed a secret conference of 100 senior
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    PENSIONERS PRODUCE OWN PAPER
    143 5 Reuter. SYDNEY —Six weeks ago. four old-age pensioners in Perth whose ages total 300 years, set out to produce a monthly newspaper for fellow pensioners. Although handicapped by old age. they gave themselves a deadline and 5.000 copies were distributed throughout Western Australia on time. The
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    Admiralty Denies French Reports
    79 5 Reuter. LONDON, Nov. 2.—The British Admiralty today denied reports in the French press from Trieste that according to men of the crew of the 7.270-ton British cruiser Leander, the Leander had been shelled by coastal batteries off the Albanian Coast. These reports said the Leander had
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    Embassy Bombing: Three Detained
    45 5 Rome, Nov. 3. —Three people have been detained from a shop from which suitcases were bought, in which bombs which cestroyed part of the British Embassy on Thursday were placed. According to the reports the suitcases were bought hy a foreigner.—
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    ITALY TO BUY LIBERTY SHIPS
    53 5 A.P. WASHINGTON. Nov. 2.—The U.S. Maritime Commission said on Friday the Italian Government ha<; signed a contract to purchase 30 Liberty ships now and hoped to take 20 more later. It made a ten per cent, down payment and must pay 15 per cent, more
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    "Jews May Wage Terrorism In Britain"
    116 5 A.P. London. Nov. 3 —The London Evening News says "Jewish terrorists are planning to carry their underground war into the heart of Britain." Te bombing of the Br tish Embassy in Rome, the report said, was "'the first blow." The Jewish plan <said the
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    Pennies From Heaven
    57 5 A.P. Seattle. Nov. 2.—Two and a hall tons of pennies and silver dollars unused by American troops in the China-india-Burma theatre during the war, arrived here after circling half the globe. Under a military escort. 1.020.--000 pennies and 19.000 silver dollars were taken off the transport Fred
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    Burma Regt. Battalion Disbanded
    94 5 Reuter. RANGOON. Nov. 2. -In a colourful ceremony at Government House attended by the General Officer Commanding-in-Chief. Burma, high officers of all services and senior government officials, the Governor MajorGeneral Sir Hubert E- Ranee today received for safekeeping the un:t flag of the 26th Battalion of
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    TRUMAN BACK HOME
    20 5 A.P. INDEPENDENCE. Missouri, Nov. 2. —President Truman arrived home yesterday to vote in next Tuesday's election. —A.P.
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    Bevin: We can't do too much at a time
    466 5 A.P. New York, Nov. 3.—On his arrival here for the meeting of the Big Four Foreign Ministers which opens tomorrow, Mr. Bevin, the British Foreign Secretary, told correspondents: 'Everyone in the world wants peace. They are tir ed of turmoil. A
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    'SOS' TO GANDHI
    130 5 Reuter. London. Nov. I.—lndian National Congress supporters in London are to-day cabling Mahatma Gandhi. Pandit Nehru, the Viee r President of the Indian Interim Government, and Mr. Acharya Kripalani. President cf the Indian National Congress, asking them to dissuade Krishna Kumar Chatterjee, a Bengali Brahmin living in
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    28 5 A.P. BUDAPEST, Nov. 2:—The arrest of between 300 and 400 merchants by the economic police has brought a sudden hf.lt to the speculation in United States dollars, cables.—A.P.
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    Pravda Hits Out Again
    286 6 Reuter. MOSCOW, Nov. 2.—A st rong attack on British and American policies in Arab countries is launched today by Pravda in an article by its international observer Boris Leontyev. Saying that British troops are sUI stationed in practically all such ccuntr'es, the Soviet writer continues: "Not
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    BURMESE RED LEADER HELD
    102 6 Reuter. RANGOON. Nov. 2.—While Ikdajor-General Aung Tan's AntiFascist League discussed the motion tea- expulsion 3f the C. mmunist Party, it wa< announced here yesterday that Thakin Soe, prorntoenl Communis, and leaa.r of the Red Flag Cultivators Un'on nad been arrested by the police ur.der the Defence
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    NEW CHILE CABINET
    153 6 A.P. Santiago. Chile. Nov. 1. Cnil president-elect Gabrir" o. nzal w Videla announced I ndeiy thai he had formed a cabinet to take office on Nov 3. It includes three Commnn j s, repn sent in a. that party**; btst participation in a Chilean cabi Raul Julliet.
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    Tidal Warning Hawaiians Flee
    148 6 Reuter. SAN FRANCESCO Nov 2 Wr. [c lesicients of the beach areas of ihe Hawaiian islands fled t<> the hills following a warning by the United States Navy that a tidal wave might strike the islands foil owing an earthquake near the Aleutians, it is reported
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    NEW CRYSTAL PALACE MAY BE BUILT
    119 6 London. Nov. 2—A new crystal palace for the old one at Sydenham. London, which was burnt down 10 years ago. is the hope of Sir Henry Buckland. manager of the former building, and now manager for the trustees of the siteAt present it is
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    I.R.A. Chief On Second Hunter Strike
    98 6 A.P. Belfast. Wov. 3. —Tho Home Minis to- Mr. Edmund Warnock, disclosed tcday that David Fleming, imprisoned Irish Republican Army leader, who staged a 77-day hunger strike in a Belfast prison last spring, started another fast 18 days ago in an apparent effort to
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    STANLEY MATTHEWS MAKES WELCOME RE-APPEARANCE
    186 6 London. Nov. 2. —Mori than 950,000 watched today's League football which furnished plenty of surprises. Blackpool, through Blair's goal in the 15th minute, scraped home against Chelsea to retain the leadership of the First Division, but Wolverhampton, hir by injuries, sustained a home defeat in
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    38 6 A.P. BERKELEY. California. Nov. 2: The construction of the world's largest cyclotron—a fantastic giant designed to prove and perhaps duplicate feats of the most powerful ptiysical force in the universe—has been completed. Professor Ernest O. Lawrence announced. —A.P.
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    Moscow Reports "China Mutiny"
    57 6 Reuter. London. Nov. ">. —A report said 10 have come from Shanghai that 3..»00 of the S6th. Kuomintarar 'Chinese IfatienaUM) Division had mntinied and refused to Ugh I in the civil war aeninst the Communists was I'ioaricast by Moscow Radio tonight. The report has net so
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    Memorial Near Florence Smashed
    53 6 Reuter. Rome. Nov. :;.—Unknown persons on Friday ni?ht smashed tho me'Tiorial near Florence which oommemorated hte Kin? of En? and's visit to the Allied armies in Arezzo in July 1944. Ansa, the Italian News Agency, said last night. The Agency added that invest igalions were now
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    Malays Trounce Indians, Will Meet Chinese
    297 7 Haji Rahman Nets 3 Goals Cup Soccer At Stadium Malays 5 Indians 1 Despite inclement weather, a good crowd turned out at the Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday and saw the Malays swamp the Indians by five goals to one, in a first round Victory
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    British Win Services Soccer international
    73 7 Soy. J. The British 'rices becomes the jjions of the Allied beating Czechoslothe final intermoment at the Stadium today, and spectators, rel?. nations, saw a garni. The British the first half when tly in Czechoslorritory, and led 3-0. hs greatly improved ond half and rriainiteadjt
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    K. L. Race Handicaps
    185 7 Own Reporter) LUMPUR, Nov. 2. are the handicaps for f Kuala Lumpur races. S! I, Division 1. 5*2 i 0 10.7 I I i ort< 9.12 9.0»» T 8.8 Dwti -mm 8.3 I 7.13 Urg 7.12 Hi leqoii 7.11 Btlh 7.10 lasfl I, D:vis Or. 2.
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    FORTRESS MISSING
    40 7 Reuter. ROME. Nov. 3.—An America! Plying Portress which left Capodichina Airport near Naples for Lot* don on Friday was today officially reported lost 'somewhere near tht airport." The plane carried rjf passengers but a crew of eight.— Reuter.
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    RAIN SPOILS CRICKET MATCH
    173 7 Rain interfered with play in the cricket match between an Austra lian Combined eleven and Singapore District at Port Canning yesterday, the game having to be abandoned alter lunch. .Singapore District batted first and accred 69. Luring took six wickets nir 32 runs, his fine bowling
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    ONE MAN CAUSED 3,000 TO STRIKE
    45 7 A.P. LONDON. Nov. 2.—More than 3.000 cold stoiage am', dock workers ended a str ke on Friday after airreeirjr to negotiate on the posit on of one worker who refused to join the Transport ami General Workers Union. —A.P
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    STORE TABLE TENNIS
    235 7 The final events in the Singapore table-tennis championships have been fixed for Nov. 9 and 10. at the Great World. The ad-' mission charge of $1 for both nights will go towards the Singapore Table Tennis Association rehabilitation fund. The inter-club league chamDionship between the Chinese Sports
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    Rocklites' Soccer
    153 7 The Rocklites' foot! ah team will play iwo Koecer games on Ti esday at Telok Kurau English School Ground again si Army Pos. Office Teams. The Oral came is at 4.00 p.m.. and at •*>. l"' p.n the A" teams will meet. The fallowing have been asked TO
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    £250 Million To Be Spent On Guam
    146 7 A.P. Honolulu, Nov. 1. —The U.S."Navy in the next five years plan to spend 1250 000.000 on Guam and tl 00,000.000 on Saipan, building outposts against attack from West Honolulu. the Star Bulletin reported in a despatch from Guam today. Rear-Admiral A. Pownnll.
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    British Pressure On Smuts Reported
    103 7 Reuter. New York, Nov. I.—New York leftwing newspaper "PM" commenting on General Smuts postponement of the speech on the South jAfrican-Indian question said: 'It was the British delegation that at the last minute managed to press General Smuts into withdrawing his speech from the Plenary
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    'Big 4' Meet Today To Thrash Out Differences
    498 7 Reuter. New York, Nov. 3. —Four men on board the 45,000--ton liner Aquitania have drawn up important reports which will guide the Big Four Foreign Ministers when they meet in New York tomorrow to hammer out the East-West differences holding up the
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    Former Enemy Now A "Guest"
    87 7 A.P. ASTORIA. Orgon. Nov. L— The naval hospital here, which treated thousands of sailors and marines wounded by the Japanese during the war. has admitted a tormer enemy—Tarashura Kitooka of the Imperial Japanese merchant marine. Kitooka was saved from drowning by fellow Japanese crew members,
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    POW'S TURNED AWAY FROM SOCCER GAME
    907 7 London, Nov. 2 v--The revision of the soccer rules has done much to safeguard the goal-keepers following fatal accidents some years ago but they are still prone to serious injuries. Two marred today's League programme which was watched by neariy a nrllion people. Parry.
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    Harlequins' First Rugger Defeat
    382 7 I London. Nov. 2.—Harlequins surprisingly suffered their first defeat of the season. Bristol wini n:ng 14-0 after losing their four last matches. The Bristol backs proved the match-winning lac* I tor. supported by determined j tackling of the backs. Oxford University who are ex- pected to
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    Famous Flying Boat Ends 10-Year Career
    88 7 Reuter. LONDON. Nov. I.—The flying beat "Can op is* 1 familiar to travellers on the Drrban-Cairo route today went to the breakers yard. Prototype of the famous Empire flying boats the "CaHopis" has ten years continuous service with Imperial Air>vavs and the British Overseas
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    SRC XI v. CHANGI RAF
    51 7 The SR.C. team to meet R.A.F. Changi, in the Victory Cup competition at ihe Jalan Besar Stadium on Saturday will be chosen from: Webber, Ferguson, Lowther. Sanderson. Htunphries, Vass, Stanley, Neubronner, Norohna, A. de Silva, R. Barth Clarke, Ross, Valberg, J. Peters, Conceicao, J. de
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