Malaya Tribune, 9 October 1947

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    61 1 The Malaya Tribune jy THE PEOPLE FQFT THE PEOPLE Larger Sales Than Any Afternoon Paper In Malaya Now printed simultaneously in Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh Penan?. V 'Phone 5811 (Three Lines) Singapore, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1947 PRICE TEN CENTS The Malaya Tribune London Agents: —Messrs. Colin Turner Ltd., Talbot House,
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    GOVT. DEPARTMENTS MAY AMALGAMATE
    89 1 Bid To Cut Expenditure (Tribune Staff Reporter) It is learnt that the Finance and Revenue Committee is sitting every other day to expedite the examination of Government finances and the exploration of ways and means to cut down expenditure and increase the revenue. It is a
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    No Double Ten Mass Meetings
    128 1 ffifttftc S'aff Reporter I «i naeetULf. or political iii feature in this STr cc el.ratious of the Dov^e 'a Cfc nese Chamber of r ';'-'.'v. :torf>er.tatives of iatK).n< ufliiiaied tan* will hold a pi* -t 10 m. on Friday lent of the Wu Paak- Chinese
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    STOP PRESS $7-Million Housing Scheme
    83 1 Mvij ry Council this ft Mr McKerron stated Singapore Improve- had proposed isive building ar amountand that the ?J£ ci the sit had ask V i Aha: extent m could helu y|Wta money. Cr Kerron this in C J tJI by Mr. that the Govern
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    MIRACLE OF THE ROSES WHICH CANNOT FADE
    190 1 U.P. STOCKPORT. Oc' 8 A xt -*r~**-* mv« North England town today wmoi\i a. v**mn if golae.i roses placed on the Statue of VV</m Mary < n Saint Mary's Church 15 Sunday's ayo were Btitt not faded The rose* Which are golden in
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    Naval Base Men Dissatisfied
    411 1 (Tribune Staff Reporter) A request that an immediate review be made of existing rates of pay with a substantial increase of the present cost of living allowance, as the only solution whereby the deplorable plight of members ot the Singa pore Admiralty Local Staff Union can
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    30-MILLIONTH EGG FROM POLAND
    66 1 Reuter. LONDON, Oct. 8. A London housewife will receive on Friday with her regular egj: allocation one marked "Poland's 30,000,--000 th egg that's me". At the Polish Embassy she wiil be given a souvenir on presentation of the egg. Poland has th*s way of marking the
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    Today's Track Notes
    117 1 From Our Oxen Reptile,; Kuala- Lumpur. Oct. 9.—Thick mist hung over the race course this morning and cleared only after the horses completed their workouts. Double Nine <E. Donnelly) moved fast dojvn the home straight and look s a good thing fcr the last day. Most of
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    Cripps On Malayan Rubber
    95 1 Reuter. London. Oct. B—Replying at a Press conference today to a suggestion that Britain should encourage the United States to buy more natural rubber from Malaya. Sir Stafford Cripps, economic dictator, commented: "We are. of course, anxious that America should buy more natural rubber, but it
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    Indian Test Team In S’pore
    358 1 Staff Reporter) The Irdlan Test cricke r team arrived in Singapore this mornirg in a aoecial plane en route to Australia. Members and officials of lhteam were met on arrival by Mr. John Thivy. representative of the Dominion of India, Dr. A. A. Presi. dent
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    Gang Attacks Detective
    85 1 f Tribune Staff Reporter) Siicts were fired in Eu Tong Sen Street about 11 o'clock las. night and a man was wounded when a gang of about ten ruffians set upon a Chinese detective. Th? detective was eating at a stall when the gang attacked him, using
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    Two Taxi Robberies
    113 1 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Two taxi robberies occurred last night. A Sikh driver was engaged by two Chinese and a Malay at Geylang. They ordered the driver to take them to Bedok Road, where on arrival, one of the passengers produced a pistol while his companions robber the
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    WARTIME CONTROLS
    45 1 LAKE SUCCESS. NEW YORK. Oct. B,—William Thorb, United States Assistant Secretary of Stats, told the UNO General Assembly' 6 Committee today that the United Stated was now considering the possibility that certain wartime controls be re- i vived, to help solve world economy.
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    Malay Women To Tackle Own Welfare Problems
    197 1 A Malay Women's Welfare Association ;s now in the course of formation in Singapore, the prime mover being Inch? Zahara binti Nonr Mohamed. treasurer of the local branch of Angkatan Wanita Scdar Melayu (AWAS). This association is a purely soc-'nl service organization and
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    33 1 U.P. PEIPING, Oct. 8.—The United Status Copulate at Pciping denied a Chinese Press dispatch that American Consulates at Mukden and Changchun have begun pulling out, in face of a developing Communist offensive. —U.P.
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    CRIPPS UTTERS GRAVE WARNING
    409 1 LONDON, Oct. B.—Grave warnings that unless new dollars are made available to Europe in the quite near future," Britain will be driven to slash her dollar imports still further and thus begin a process which would lead to "gradual economic strangulation," were given here today by
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    200 Feared Drowned
    36 1 U.P. HONGKONG, Oct. B.—Survivors arriving in Hongkong, feared about 200 Chinese fishermen were drowned last Friday, when a sudden storm wrecked 50 or 60 junks anchored off Pinhoi fishing grounds near Hongkong. U.P.
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    New Empire Trade Preferences Likely
    159 1 Reuter. London, Oct. 8. Britisn ex perts who, it was learn°d autnoritatively tonight, will examine the possibility of an Empire cv.i toms union, are likely tc work out a plan involving a new form o f preferential tariffs within tne Commonwealth. The principal of absolute
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    U.K.—GREECE PHONE
    32 1 Reuter. LONDON, Oct. B—The telephone service to Greece has een reopened for public business. The service is to be limited to Athens from 6 v.m. to 8.30 p.m. BST daily—Reuter.
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    3 Men Adrift In Pacific: Missing 13 Days
    238 2 U.P. HONOii'ii Oct 8.- The Navy has intensified the air me" who have been f W*%™ believed to be adrift in the Pacific probably wathou,. food or water. The men are Radio Operator William B. Hopkins and Seamen Lenoard Mets and Winston
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    Postal Strike Talks
    103 2 (Tribune Staff Reporter) After the withdrawal of strike notices, served by the Uniformed Postal and Telecom-;. Staffs Union, two representatives of the Union have been elect* 1 to proceed to the to the Malayan Union capital this Sunday for discussions. These representatives, together with representatives from upcountry,
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    Death Sentences Confirmed
    134 2 At the Singapore Court of Crim.u;: Appeal, two Chinese who were sentenced to death for carving arms at the previous As&'zes, heard their appeals dismissed. The (best appellant, a Chinese, na i d Chua Yaw Tong. wa s sen tenced t > death lor arms on Sept.
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    Control Of Rent Ordinance
    104 2 Members of tile Singapore Clerical Administrative Workers' Union who have any pioon their hands ;ua result of the coming into force of th Control of R*nt Ordinance, arc sdYiSed to communicate with the Gen°r3l Secretary so that th Union can take up their problem with the
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    Suicide Verdict On Shot Soldier
    175 2 A finding of suicide was returned by the Coroner Mr. W. G. Porter at the inquiry yesterday«into the death of Pte. Albert JayI cock of the R.A O.C. who shot 1 himself with a .303 rifle on Sept. I 26 at Alexandra Barracks. In evidence.
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    Brothel Charge
    59 2 Lam Ah Yer.g, a Chinese woman, the tenant of No. 42. Tan Que? Lan Street was Icharged yesterday at the Secord Magistrate's Court, with permittlne ihe premises on Oct. 7, to be used as a brothel. She pleaded not guilty ai d bail in $500 was allowed until
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    Disappeared With Goods
    140 2 A middle-aged Chinese tnsha t rider, Lam Kam was yesterday j at the Second Police Court sen--1 tenced io six weeks rigorous I imprisoi ment for theft. Lam Kam pleaded guilty to 1 the l heft of eight cartons ol I cigarettes, a dozen belts, 5J packets
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    Singapore-Bangkok Air Route
    81 2 A three-man SuLS?** of the Siames- A r *W headed by the m d v CqS General i g Chan,, -..J..;;: Siamese Air Porrl r' E ciaft. Major-Gcnemi ;v»that his visit with the poearil air route between ft! T***! At Changi veatafe.. by Mr. H v. 1
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    CHINA NEEDS JAP RAYON
    30 2 SHANGHAI. Ocj 7 J the Baxtei Section i Trust of China leave ter .bip'-.r. nesday. to *ep V rayons to China where «m! shortage fora h
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      601 2 BIKTH MARTIN—At Singapore on 7<h October, a son to Mr. Mrs. E. R. Martin roe Miss Lam Shoon Nyuk, daughter of Rev. j Lam Thou Onn. Mother and son doir.s: well. Trade Marks Ordinance 1938 This advertisement appears by direction of the Registrar of Trade Mart under the provisions of
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      520 2 NOTICE "TENDER FOR SUPPLY OF TODDY 1 Tenders pre ir.vited for the supply of pure fresh toddy to the Government Toddy Shops m Singapore from vie Left to the 31S[ December, 1948 at the rate of 300 gallons daily. 2. Tenders must be sealed and marked on the cov-r -Toddy
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      343 2 Nonets TOWN ROAD NOTkT TENDERS ARK INYITQ FOR THE FOLLOWING CONTRACTS FOR Tffi YEAR 1948. ,l. Leaso for Pig £'.aaff? House ar d Deter don fla Johore Bahru. 2. Lease for Sheer. I&4 G* Slauehtrr Heine md Mfc t on Shed. Bits. 3. Leas? for Caule Sl» IT nse o~.<i
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    "STAR QUOTES"
    365 3 MSG CROSBV em*™**™*™** j r [g T y ir an oxhausiU rt )t a way I like to be «Won-t vnuVlieve it? Tturc in which you recento: mayhe you're l TS u rn j n i mean Irving BcrSki< J. is only my 35th &SZ* \!> vetrs in
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    Liaised With Chinese Army During War
    604 3 HONGKONG, (By air mail) —A packed audience at Hon? Kor Rotary Club listened to Lt.-Col. H. ten-Hughes give a talk on his experiences as a Haiti officer with the Chinese Army during the Pacific If which tool: him to the interior of Free China,
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    Our Police
    974 4 The Malaya Tribune has more than once recorded its admiration for the Police of the country and for the good work they do despite severe handicaps. It is not pretended that the organisation is perfect or that the personnel are entirely free from the corrupting and demoralising influences
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    Eyes For Blind Soldiers
    98 4 (A.I.S.). Melbourne, Oct. 6—3 men in New South Wales have offerei to share their sight with blina ex soldiers. The Blinded Soldiers' Association ha s received offers to give a cornea of an eye to restore the sight of blinded ex-servicemen. The Secretary of the Blinded
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    KOWLOON UNDERWORLD
    1470 4  -  By OSWALD HENRY in Hongkong 1 decided I would go'out one night In search of its underworld. Not that I expected to find it at all glamorous. I had been warned against going. But there was something fetching in the idea. So I threw caution to the winds
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    LETTERS to the Editor Face An Evil!
    153 4 KM. Singapore. Sir,—The tim? has arrived for the Authorities concerned to clear the streets of Singapore ot the ugly sight of prostitutes scurrying around the city in trishaws and to introduce licenced brothels. If matters are allowed to slide, it is firmly believed
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    Crime
    195 4 LAW AND ORDER Sir.—We hear that the Oovernor of the Malayan Union has given the police more power to tackle the crime menace and at the same time news has come from up-country that the back of the Ang Bin Hoay has been broken Regarding the Ang Bin Hoav
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    Memorial
    203 4 U.P. Sir—ln referring to an article in your popular Morning Tribune, under the caption ''$400,000 Of Royal Wedding Fund For Public Memorial In Singapore," let me hasten to say that if the Government have really decided uDon this, it will not only have the widest public support, but also
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    Children's Lot
    460 4 R.W Sir.—Bipioitatk n < ehy to childr, n hL* era. sad feature of lig n 7 try, and n L s Co»twhen more children lhe on their own reaourc dealh of the.rp^^totr. Apart from those ehiin have no alternative Jm and whose employe? 10 werabl; for any tised
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    Malaya's Meat Meals Of Rabbit Are Trapped On Nullarbor Plains
    968 5 (A.I.S.). -Malaya's meat meals of rabbit are tralia's windswept Nuliarbor Plains w supplying £wiustri jV |Jan i ft-orth of nabV i v > .'untries The dry, Nulla:- nil a. •proX carcases is r>* r arkabU h 'J-■ t bbita la
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    "LAURA" IMPRESSES
    217 5 (Our Own Critic) Last night witnessed the presentation by the Singapore, Stage Club ol the play "Laura" by Vera Caspary and George Sklar. Laun wore the most intriguing negligee throughout the play and this modern thriller which takt'3 place in New York City makes one sit back with
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    SHB Will Not Revise Salary Scheme In Advance Of Report Of Commission
    131 5 Tribune Staff Reporter The Singapore Harbour Board will not contemplate a revision of its present salary scheme or cost of living allowance in advance of the report and recommendations of the Salaries Commission. In the opinion of the
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    Chinese Woman Gets 4 Months
    59 5 Law Ching. a 51-year-old Chinese woman, was yesterday at the Third Police Court, sent to simple imprisonment for iour months for dishonestcly receiving stolen property on Feb. 8 at No. 31. Chin Chew Street. She was said to have received IS bars of refined steel,
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    NOT ALL U.K. TROOPS TO QUIT
    67 5 Reuter. TOKIO, Oct. B.—Lt. Gen. Horuce Robertson, commarder-ir.-Chief of the British Cony mor. wealth Occupation Force in Japan, said here today thai he thought it "most unlikely' that all United Kingdom troops would be withdrawn from Japan in (he immediate future. It was vi
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    Shot At Detective, Gunman To Die
    205 5 The Heath sentence was passed on a middle-aged Chinese, Leong Seng Chai, by Mr. Justice T. A. Brown at the Singapore Assizes yesterday. Leong, who described himself as a manager of a hotel in Kuala Lumpur, was found guilty of carrying arms at Carpenter
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    Young Woman's Death
    73 5 Lim Wee Chin, a 24-year-old married Chinese girl jumped from a second-floor wirdow at a house on Beach Road on Oct. t. At the irquiry into her death yesterday, Mr. K. K. Oon, returned a flrdirg of suicide. Her brother, Lim Yee Tee, alleged that his sister
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    'VD Cures': $550 Fines
    173 5 As a result of summonses taken out at the instance of the Medical Department, four Chinese, were yesterday fined a total of $550 'at the Third Police Court, before Mr. F. Bernard Oehlers. for advertising certain remedies as cures for venereal diseases. All defendants pleaded guilty.
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    Population Of S’pore About One-Million
    244 5 A rough estimation of Singapore'b population (Municipality and Rural) reveals it to be around the million mark, which is nearly double the figure o 567,453 obtained at the last Malayawide census held in 1931. The schedules filled by the local enumerators have been forwarded to
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    Siamese Air Mission Here
    180 6 (Tribune Staff Reporter). In full grey Air Force uniform, members of the Royal Siamese Air Force Mission to Singapore, landed at Changi at 2.15 yesterday .aJiqrnoon in t silver Dakota, piloted by a Siamese Air Force pilot. The Mission, which is the firs: of its kind
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    25 6 Reuter. LONDON. Oct. 8— A beetroot weighing 4 lbs. 9 l.zs. has been iTown ry A. A. Payne, of DesU Road. Brookley, in'his back garden.—Reuter.
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    Bradman Will Play Again, Against Indian Tourists
    128 6 Reuter—A.A.P. ADELAIDE Oct. B.—Don Bradman says he intends to play for Australia in the Test matches against the touring Indian cricket team, and he also hopes to De available for South Australia's match with the Indians which starts here on Oct. 24. Bradman,
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    Threw Grenades At Police, Shot At Five Yards' Range
    528 6 From Our Own Reporter KUALA LUMPUR, Oct. B.—How the police had to open tire and kill an armed Chinese, in selfdefence, after two handgrenades had been thrown at them, was revealed by Mr. D. A. Weir, A.S.P., of the C.I.D. at
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    NATIONAL CYCLISTS' UNION FACES TRACK PROBLEM
    217 6 Reuter. LONDON, Oct. B.—The vn>ble«Y* corf routine: th;» National C.'clists Union is where to lino the tn cks on which the Olympic hopes tt BOftChM alid trainedThe NCU is 1 kcly to make application fcr a Ministry of Education gran* towards /he ccst of
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    SRC's First Hockey Game Of Season
    359 6 The Sir gapor e Recreation Club, gained very 1*8» in search for hockey talent a t yesterday's trial on the Padang, when the Colours shared two goals with the Whites m scrappy game. Although a few of the Clubb old-timers" did play in tne
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    S’pore Civil Service Association
    90 6 The Committee of the Singapore Civil Service Association held a successful function on Friday, October 3, at its pre. rrises 60 Tessensohn Road, the occasion being the formal taking over of the Association new billiard table. This Association, which Iwas founded in 1915. provides its members
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    ACSOBA PLAY SCC AT HOCKEY
    109 6 The hockey team of the A.C.S. Old Boys' Association will open its hockey season tomorrow evening against the Singapore Cricket Club at the Padar.g. The team will be selected from the following: N. Pillay, Cheong Thiam Siew, Dr. Ore: Swee Law. Lav Hock Chye, Edwin
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    Hornets Hockey
    51 6 The following will represent the Singapore Koike s tne Johore Cricket Cub al hockey, to be played at Johore, on Saturday:-- Eddie Ronnie Barth. Malcolm Mod. d?r Bonnie Eartn. M Toledo. F I-ioronha; Basil Seneerder, H 3uiley, Donald B'-oth. J Scheerder and P Woodford. Xi nve: G- de
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    VACCINE FOR CAIRO FROM RUSSIA
    38 6 CAIRO, Oct. 7. -The Health Ministry arnourced today thai the Soviet Charge d'Aflaires has notified the Ministry that 1.000,000 units of cholera vac. cire are en route from Russia aboard a special plar.c.
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    VISIT TO FATHER'S BIRTHPLACE
    48 6 U.P. CHICOPEE, Massachusetts, Oct. 7.—General Douglas MacArthur olar.s io visit this bir-h place city of his father when he returns to the United States, according to word received here today from representative Charles R. clason now in. Japan with the special War Commission.— CP.
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    IA HOCKEY
    43 6 Th-s I.A. will hold It* first practice at the 8.0.D. Sports Ground at Qt. Georges Road at j 5.15 nm. tomorrow between 1 the Colours and Whites. AU others interested to play this reason are also kindly requested to turn up.
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    Relief For Chinese In Sumatra
    130 6 (Tribune Staff Reporter). Two vessels, the s.s. Rosary and motor tongkang JBC No. 1758, are ready to sad for Fakan Baroe, Sumatra, with foodstuffs and medical supplies to relieve the distressed Chinese there. Since 17 persons will be leaving in the Rosary and IS in
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    WALES SOCCER XI AGAINST ENGLAND
    75 6 CARDIFF three oi the Welsh <',«"" n vhicr: lost to [relax"ii ul wore included ..f *W meet England ober 18. ici:- R the left-wing, BrviTw Edwards. Jone? There ar.; Barnes ar.d Thomat low of Liverpool, t muL Liverpool, Barr Q Powell of Quei Rers. T.
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    42 6 The following untitled the Singapor, K-., agamst H ghai Bank Sport day. This be the S first same of the seuoo R. Rozario; A. j anseri JfeOdder; M Sen Cruz, F. Nororha: 0 Po f Carnegie. Jan:-, d Lopez, W. n Moore
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    Soccer Tourists Guests At Dinner
    228 7 (Tribune Sports Reporter) Members and officials of the Shut ghai socttjr touring party and lritnds were ontertaTrod to a dinrer last n;giit by Mr. Loong Pan Poh, managirg cirector of the Majes i e Hotel. Th e occa tier was the visitors' fi ;.e victory
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    CHINA MUSIC, DANCE & DRAMA SOCIETY
    93 7 CHINA MUSIC, DANCE DRAMA SOCIETY In icspoi se to public requests the Ch-ra Music. Dane-- and Drama Soc> y. after its successful engagements at the Victoria when a re? Dance and *am Romar.ce of the Eackoaar er joyed universal receptor, has <!cc:de C i to cpen *n-c-hrr seasonal performance a'
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    SAOBA PICNIC
    51 7 Tho St. Anthonys old Boys' Association will he hcldb:g a picnic on October at Pasir Ris. and all members, honorary members and other old boys if the School are cordially Invited to For further part;. r-.>la:- please write to the Hoi:. Sec. c o s r Anthorys Boys'
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    SHANGHAI CHINESE WIN OPENING MATCH
    550 7  -  Disappointing Soccer (By FULBACK Shanghai Team 3 Army 0 fonfi-oTi 8 lwl P re s*ions of the Shanghai Chinesp touring rrfrn tf am V9T y ood Opposed to the Army a^on at Jaian Pesar Stadium yesterday in the B of thrir Ave gaire Singapore tour
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    Singapore Olympic Sports Council Discusses Proposed Stadium
    263 7 A mcc ing of the Singapore Olympic Sports Council was hel"<! at the V.M.C.A. last everirg. Mr. H. P. Bnraon °retitled. Colonel Campbell tnaa It ho ugh the .s.A.F.A. were tbfi only ready source from whom ihe necessary fords t 0 launch the
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    FRIENDLY SOCCER
    134 7 I The following pla.vers will be i selected to represent the Young Companion Athletic Association Ist XT and 2nd XT against the S.H.B. j Boys' Club Ist XI md 2nd. BI in j friendly soccer games on Friday at the Jalan Besar Stadium. Kick off at 4 p.m.
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    Stipe's Report
    148 7 The Stipendendary stewards' report for the races held in Kuala Lumpur yesterday was:— Sweet Memory ard Tin Pocket were checked at the fourth furloi g when squeezed by horses on the outside Irj the second race. The occurrence was accidental. Wonder Bird was checked at the first furlo.
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    E. Donnelly Rides 3 Winners At K.L.
    868 7 (Bp o Mr Racing Reporter* Wednesday. l idends vere paid at t»U second day of ihe Selangor Turf V n an^} liberty ($37) I -abler van Rrvukelen was the S v ssflll V ainer h th winners. white Trie going was very goo*
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    INDO-CHINA PARATROOPS ARE TOLD: "STAND BY"
    396 8 Communications Cut Reuter. SAIGON, Ceo. B,—A French military offensive in Tonkin, noilh Indochina, is imminent—if not already stait 3d—reliable reports reaching here from Hanoi said toda Rear Admiral Bat:er, acting Commander of the French Forces in Indochina, left hers for Hanoi this morning. Internal
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    AWAS MEETING
    48 8 Tomcrrc.; at Kajang. Selangor representatives of all branches of the Angkatan W a nit a Sfedar Melayu will hold a congress So laise funds through auction tales of articles donated by# members throughout Malaya. The Singapore branch ol Awas is sending eight delegates to the congress.
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    Pakistan Sides With India On SA Issue
    802 8 Reuter. NEW YORK, Oct. B.—Strong support of India's cas? in the Southwest Africa issue was given today by Pakistan's A. S. Birzada when the General Assembly s Trusteeship Committee resumed its debate. Declaring that the trusteeship system would "prove a boon for the
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    Legs In Porthole, Jailed
    111 8 Nineteen-year-old, Hokien, Tan Poh Sea°, accused at the First District Court yesterday of attempted house breaking on board the s.s. "Tydeus" on Tuesday, in a voice of grumbling indignation, protested his innocence. Third officer J. Corron of the "Tydeus," said that while walking along the deck
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    SIAMESE AIR MISSION HERE
    60 8 The Siamese Air ftlir.sion arrived in Singapore ij< sterda>/ and in picture is seen iht Siamese Air C-in-C, Air Marshal Luang Punluk inspecting the RAF guard of honour. Behind him, left to right, are Croup Capt. Cat or (Station Commander, Chan,,, I F!>. Li J, eer-im-ckarge
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    Mufti risks Security
    111 8 Reuter. JERUSALEM. Oct. 9.—The Mufti of Jerusalma. Raj Amin El Hussejni, flew today from the safety of his sanctuary with Xin X Farouk of Egypt t<> the Lebanon for the express purpose of discussing Arab security [n Palestine in the event of the withdrawal of British troops.
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    More Appeals Launched For A United India
    384 8 Reuter. LAKE SUCCESS, Oct. B.—Poland today support* the majority report of the 11-country United Nation Special Committee on Palestine on three points—partj tion, economic union and Jewish immigration.. Her Ambassador, Mr. Joseph Winiewicz, rejected the minority proposal tor a federal state— sponsored by
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    35 8 LONDON, Oct. 8 —The British Mhis.er to Vienna. Sir Herry Mack, and General Galloway, Commander-in.Chief of British forces in Austria, left here by air today for Vienrn. d was lean ed authoritatively.
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    30 8 Reuter. LONDON. Oct 9—Rura Bus North of Scotland 0 United HospiuLi ?0 MMM County 0. United Berrifta MmA 13d of Hampshire »3 Risca 3 Cross Kpjs 6 —Reutd
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