Malaya Tribune, 25 October 1947

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    63 1 The Malaya Tribune 0 THE PEOPLE FOR THE PEOPLE Larger Sales Thai j Any Afternoon Paper In Malaya ow P ri »ted simultaneously in Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, ipoh Penan* Phone 5811 (Three Lines) eigH j PAGES SINGAPORE," SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1947 PRICE TEN" CENTS The Malaya Tribune London Agents:—Messrs. CoUn
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    DONALD DUCK-DEMOCRAT: ROBERT TAYLOR 'POISON'
    209 1 U.P. Wail Disi nnlsts one* tvdut". iJ't ',h--of Mirk* tl Onrk told pi i sentntsvem' American] ac* 111 S£Mj dt/ir JM f ft /i/ .1 t*o« )i:unrst :>•'• durin§ n I H( rheri Barre*% t nfi rrrxce of >:■•■ threatened lust bowl of my n
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    Govt. Men Allowed To Form Unions
    150 1 Reuter. 24.—The Government of Ceylon i grant to all its public servants the ssociations without official supervision. or control. iati may be reale unions the ■s ii staffs and corps exceptect nl also decided si abtish machiWhitley counr the Whitley ip ir England at
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    FRENCH CLAIMS
    86 1 Reuter. SAIGON". Oct. 24. Frencii troop*? have entered and are holding two towns in northern Tongking, Chapa and Ch?em Hoa. 80 miles northwest of Hanoi on the river Cam. a ributary of the Red River, a French Army communique said here tonight. Several attacks by Vietnam (Annamese Republican)
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    PRESS AT WEDDING
    34 1 Reuter. LONDON. Oct. 24—Representatives of the world's press will be al--1 »tted 103 se.st.s at Westminster A bey for the weddine ot" Princess Elizabeth to I.t. PhiliD Mouatbatte.n on N..v. 20.—Reuter.
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    GBS Would Spend Millions
    112 1 U.P. LONDON, Oct. 24.—The Pl-year-old Georae Bernard Shaw cot into the debate on marriage cosU of Princess Elizabeth today suggesiii g disenfrai chisemer.t for the Communist William Gallacher and others complainine about expenditures on the wedding ceremoi y of Princess Elizabeth. Shaw said he would recommend
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    "Nothing Can Undo Pakistan"
    97 1 Reuter. KARACHI. Oct. 21 Mohammed Ali Jinr.ah. Ot ve:noi-Gener-al of Pakistan, said today in a r,.essage for the Mcslem festival of Dul Azha: Nothing on earth can now undo Pakistan. 'On this day I send greetings to our Moslem brethren all over the world both on
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    STOP PRESS 50 Die In Air Crash
    46 1 Reuter. SALT LAKE CITY, Oct. 24—A four-engined transport plane, carrylßf 46 passengers and a crew of four flying from Los Angeles to Denver crashed in Bayce Canyon, southern Utah, the United Air liner announced tonight. There were no survivors.—Reuter.
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    MORE DEAD IN TRAIN CRASH
    64 1 Reuter. CROYDON. Oct. 24. Thirty people are now kr.cwn to have died and 63 injured in the worst ever crash on Friday morning on the Sovf iern Railway when an 8.40 a.m. Tattenham Corner to London Btidge train during a thick fog ran into the
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    MILITARY AND FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE FOR CHINA
    386 1 Reported Acceptance Of General Wedemeyer's Recommendations U.P. NANKING. Oct. 24-The United Press has reason to believe that President Human and Secretary of S*te Marshall have approved t he Wedemeyer n nrt recommending military and financial aid to China. repor l( It is understood that
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    CHOLERA STILL RAGING
    31 1 Reuter. CAIRO, Oct. 24.—En the past 24 hours 446 more people in Egypt died of cholera and 876 new casts wire reported, a Health Ministry communique stated tonight.—Reuter.
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    JOHN DEWAR DEAD
    24 1 Reuter. PERTH, Oct, 24.—Lord Forteviot. formerly John Dewar, head of the famous whisky firm, died at his home near here today.—Reuter.
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    "Declare War On War!"
    138 1 U.P. i LONDON. Oct. 24.—A meet- irq between Mr. Clement Attlee and M. Stalin to "declare war on war" was suggested In the House of Commons today. Me. BUu Smith, Labour, Proposed the meeting during a debate on the Kirk's Address. He added. "The Prime Mirister
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    Press "Scoop" On Wedding Gown
    88 1 U.P. LONDON. Oct. 24.—Princess Elizabeth wi;i wear a Wedding gown of heavy white silk satin with a line witty white tulle veil, 'the London Evening Standard reported. It said if Princes* Elizabeth carries a uouquet, probably it will Le of whitlilies. Tho newspapers published on
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    "CLASS JUSTICE"
    70 1 Reuter. BUDAPEST, Oct 24.—Amid K reat excitement the Hungarian Parliament today voted for a bill setting up Special workers' courts entitled to pass summary sentences on black marketeers. Th,2 Opposition spokesman failed to make himself hoard al»ovc Communist interruptions a"d the Speaker I Fake off the session. The
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    Pleads Guilty To Murdering 10,000 in concentration camp
    174 1 Reuter. BERLIN, Oct. ff A film showing concentration camp*, portable cremation furnace*, gas chambers, shooting rooms, barrets lull of human hair, heaps of bones xnd gold teeth, was the main feature of today's session of the Soviet court trying the Commandant and
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    Kashmir Sets Up Own Government
    163 1 Reuter. LAHORE. Oct. 24.—"The Provisional Government of Kashmir* in a statement today claimed that p, had rstablished its rule over most of Kashmir state and that! the Maharajah, Sir Hari Singh, and his "so-called Prime Minister" had left Kashmir province. It claimed that the now
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    PERSIA EXPECTS NOTE
    45 1 Reuter. TEHERAN, Oct. 24.—Persian Foreign Office officials were today expecting a Soviet note which they said mieht hint at future Soviet action, following yesterday's repudiation by the Persian Parliament of the agreement of April 4. 1946» for a joint Soviet-Persian oil company.—Reuter.
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    Truman Warns Of Disaster
    81 1 Reuter. WASHINGTON. Oct 24— Pn si dent Truman warned the American people in a half-hour radio speech tonight that unless Congress acts swiftly in the special session on Nov. 17 there may be economic disaster at home and abroad. A White House spokesman said today the
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    GREEK ARRESTS
    36 1 Reuter. ATHENS, Oct. authorities today arrested 70 people in Salonika and charged them with taking part in a "Communist plot" after the alleged discovery of a number of arms dumps by the police Reuter.
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    Wife Shoots Husband Who Wanted 16-Yr. "Sports Model"
    159 2 U.P. Birmingham, Alabama, Oc 23.—Her automobile leader hu---band got so involved in mixing pleasur: with hfs business that he wanted to 'trade me In for a sports model'"—so she shut and killed him. That was the gist of the testimony offered by
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    $1,000 MILLION REOUEST
    46 2 U.P. WASHINGTON. Oct. 24. President Truman will have to ir elude at least $400.000 000 for the occupied areas *of Kokm. 1 Japan and Germany In his $1.000.000.000 request from a special session of Congress, it I was reliably reported today. j U.P.
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    Reds Ready To Move In, Says Korean Official
    131 2 U.P. SEOUL. KOREA. Oct. 24.- A former North Korean official, who last ir.or.th escaped to South Korea, predicted today that North Koreait armed force 3, trained and equip ped l>v tlio Soviets. WOltld move Iti to take over the country upon the
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    COMMONS AGENDA FOR MONDAY
    98 2 Reuter. LONDON. Oct. 24 -The lon:;--term requirement of British Imperial security will oc discussed by the House of Commons next Monday, it was announced today. It will be based on an amendment by Conservative backbencher j. iv l Thomas regretting the absence from tie King's speech
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    NO MORE PANDAS
    36 2 Reuter. NANKING, Oct. 24. Chinese pan las whicn caused such a stii in London 7.00 early this year are becoming extinct .md the Szechuan provincial government has placed restrictions on heir capture. Reuter.
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    Jap Women Are Short Of Men
    43 2 lUniU, iter >i Japaae* Jr; r:,] <•»■* J 94.15 i: ing to Bgui% ife psnrse Urn baais o3 J J ttgures for ttm m popul it ion of 77 39,r>i»-J in ivomeaairi iy 16. UtK, I r.p. H-
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    34 2 U.P. 24 _V; *V"' cf? H.co.'jr. Navy plant f 5 Rflitiar n-ato which s a r.i t d t: that sh a J sinking condibofl J^M X?; ab is»l S3 rcn-au-Pnj cc. Ha::
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    "STAR*QUOTES" untitled
    332 3 'B8TIOH: i■' (1 in fthi i > j' -V tpjest ion. liiink of after the they gave me V don't know. Ilywood had Blue Skies," th Bing CrosFi I Astaire. and hr.ye nly foi- f">ur have a little that my ntov- bind a laugh. They fust font let
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    YOUTH TO DABBLE IN ATOM SECRETS
    157 3 and-si :ty boys and girls in Britain n 0 form vanguard of the nations new s in nuclear energy. Governm?r.t ieme has just been announced under be trained in atomic engineering and well as receiving practical instructions U ns recruited by ntments in Vlii
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    "Do You Think I'd Murder?"
    160 3 LONDON. By Airmail —A man alleged to have murdered a taxidriver was stated in court at Bristol to have asked another man "Po-3 do you think I am a man who wouli commit a 1 murder?" The man. John Dillon. 23. an Irish labourer, was
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    Charles gets a letter, and he's 'flaming mad'
    200 3 nail.—Charles osp Itl owing to riese treated a prisoner. r which he n 'mlrg mad. Hi president oi v.v rry at Aomi Charles slaved 1 ere h<- was I treated 'ill he collapsed. The letter says: My Dear Sir Two years have
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    BRIDGE
    367 3  -  By YARBOROUGH Some of tin finer po nts in card-reading and in p] iy were exemplified In Lhe luui.i below played at Deauville by Swth fMr. Eddie Rayne whose p eutatura depaiLure weakened the English team). East opened the bidding with One Diamond South bid One Spade: West passed
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    CHILD MIGHT HAVE LIVED
    97 3 LONDON By Airmail.— Christopher' Mackty, two years and ten months, asked his mother Mrs Dorothy Mackey, 0 f High-street, Brampton Hunts for a biscuit, and because she had none in the house sh«> gavo him a carrot. A piece of carrot "went down ihe wrong way,"
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    Mr. MacDonald And The Communists
    827 4 In our last issue we paid tribute to the quality of the Governor-General's broadcast although we disagreed with its substance. Such is the rising quality of Mala van politics that today we are able to congratulate Mr. Chan Ming Ching, Singapore representative of the Malayan
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    Skyscrapers For Moscow
    118 4 Reuter. MOSCOW. The buildirg foundations of eight skyscrapers, one of 32 storeys and two of 26 storeys, have been laid in Moscow as the city entered the fMlst year of its existence, it is n'anr«ed to complete thorn by 1052 The Soviet Government approved the plan on
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    SURVEYING MALAYAN SEAS& MAKING THEM SAFE.
    292 4 A Tribune Reporter Boards The "Sharpshooter" (By Bernard Williams) Although to a landsman the seas might appear- to be OM vast stretch of Ocean waste with its ahyssmal depths to be easily traversed, to the sailors, the captains ami navigator:-- of all ocean going
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    HARTAL PAY FOR PRINCESS
    116 4 Sir, lt was gicst pM to observe the Harta! DayocOQ 20 which never before occctcj the History of M. fen Hartal is ne'. < it. but owing to arforaeacSSj stan»-e.< we wei* 1 other; on that serf *JQ We ail were VtTJ H j come to
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    THE BEAUTY OF PENANG ISLE
    1469 4 I By A Special! j Correspondent j DEEP gieen waters that rippled with the cool breeze, blue akies that melted into chrome yellow and flushed into deep scarlet, coconut-studded islands that skipped playfully through numen us rock-strewn bays, misty mountains that showed up taint and
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    OF MICE AND MEN
    639 4 r The view* eatprqsscd <n thu I coltnnn an thost <>t qm mdiri- dual atnl do a<>t tv Ci s.sarilu i reflect those of hit tv ursjMper. i REASONABLE ABSENCE Workers will have to take their S Trade Union Ordinance down from i the shell and
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    SHANGHAI IS "DINKUM"
    162 4 Reuter. SHANGHAI.— Shanghai is the -most plentiful town outside of the main Australian cities —a "dinkum" place with plenty ot good beer and r ice girls and only very lew people trying to "see you oft" (cheat you) This) is the gereral verdict or the Australian sailors
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    German Boy Friend Not To Blame
    103 5 Reuter. v By Airmail —A girl \0 with GvTman ier, tr»-3d to kill the Juvenile un'rvliam Sussex, was lid: "We ai" ii any way for haj when she id taken about took her to wrote to her fl Ii said: goii g to say
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    Famous Men-And The Great Greek Blunder
    1771 5 RIDDLES OF THE WAR (2) eageJnL^*™ LL: In this G«ek campaign his Svmtt Practical possibilities.. on htaf^utTwa "The spotlights were ties Tn the r™ 'o Gener al O'Connor's brilliant tac Ks t ha t U ie troops themselves ascribed the 1941 victhe o^th LI
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    'DETECTIVE ACTED MOST IMPROPERLY'
    333 5 —DIVORCE JUDGE LONDON. (By Airmail). -Criticising a private detective, Judge Donah! Hurst, special commissioner, declared in Reading Divorce Court that the man "acted most improperly, and in his anxiety to help those who were instructing him he 4 vent far beyond the bounds of propriety and
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    Wrens Riddle: Why So Few Blondes?
    125 5 LONDON, By Airmail—Eisht out of every ten girls in th WRENS are bnmotte s and the Service is a bit puzzhxl as to why it attracts so few blondes. When 250 WRENS paraded at Chatham Naval Barracks 240 were brunettes and there wa~ on«>
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    Adventurous Ex-P.C. Goes To Jail Again
    435 5 LONDON, (By Airmail).—Interesting facts about the history of a one-time Metropolitan police officer who claims experience as a seafarer, are recalled by the sentence of 12 months' imprisonment passed on him at Chelmsford Quarter Sessions. He is 30-year-old Guy Louis Fielding Gilson. and it
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    Pauper once earned ₤400 a week
    52 5 LONDON. By Airmail—-Olive Borden former Mack Seni ett bathing beauty and £400-a-we«»k star of silent pictures, lav dead in a home for destitute women, where she had spent some yearscrubbing floods. "The whole world has fallen on me the said the day b efore
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    Illegal Operation On Woman, Two Jailed
    501 5 LONDON, (By Airmail). There was a tense incid «nt during the six-day trial at the Old Bailey ot William Philip Andrews, aged 46. a shopkeeper, of Chatawortn-road, Willesden. charged with performing an Illegal operation on a young woman, and Herbert Percival Marshall, aired 47.
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    DRAW IN SULTAN GOLD CUP SOCCER
    351 6 (By RESERVE) Spore Malays 1 Jonore Malays i The Singapore Malays drew one-all with compatriots from Johore in yesterday's tie for the s>iu tans' Gold Cup competition played at Jalan Besar 2>*a dium yesterday. Tlie local team entered the field favourites as tlxj had
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    Police-Bandits' Border-Clash
    149 6 IPOH. Oct. 24. Reports reachirg here '.ate yesterday evening from the trouble-spot on the Siamese-Malayan border area disclosed that a posse of Police under Mr. Andrews exchanged lire with a group of bandits who cr.capc.l into Siamese territory. No details arc available at the moment, but it is
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    Huge Crowd Expected To See Lien Hwa-RAF Game Today
    343 6 (By "Full-Back*') Arrangements are being made to cope with a huge crowd today ai Jalan Besar Stadium, venue of the soccer match between Lien Hwa (United Chinese, XI and the Combined Royal Air Force team. A thrilling aamo us anticipated. Lien
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    US FLAGSHIP IN LISBON
    83 6 Reuter. LISBON, Oct. 24. The American cruiser Fresno, flying the flag of Admiral R. L. Connolly, Commanding Naval Foices in Eastern Atlantic and the Mediterranean, and the destroyer Bordelor arrived here today for a five-day official visit bettered by observers here to beat a political significance
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    SRC & SCRC Draw
    52 6 SRC SCRC Draw Fast exchanges and clever passing featured yesterday's hoc. t( y match between the second strin« of the S.C.R.C. and th S.R.C. on Hong Lim Gr en. There was very little t f > choose between the two teams and the game end-, ed in a draw, each
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    EXCITING FIGHTS AT SABA NOVICES MEET
    492 6 (Tribune Sports Reporter) The Auxiliary Poiicc Force boys turned up in force cheer their idol G. Prior to convincing victory in the lightweight finals with Tan Choon Ouan (S.P.F.) in the S.A.3 A. Novices Boxing at the Happy World last night. Attacking aggressively from
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    US DOESN'T WANT "TOKIO ROSE"
    179 6 U.P. TOKYO. Oct. 24. "Toky > Ros Mrs. Eva Ikuko TogU:i Daquino, expressed surprise toda) at ft Washington press dispatch that the American Legion wants her tried at the i arl!est poss'blo opportunity to forestall her reported attempt to reestablish p tmancnt residence hi the
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    NELSON' SPORTS CLUB
    30 6 By the only got! ol the match the B. S Maron defeated the Nelson Sports Club at soccer yesterday at Kampong Bahru Cossage scored for the winners'
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    Boy Tells How Car Swerved, Overturned
    215 6 Chan Kah Seng, a schoolboy M W .school, Bukit Timah, gave evidi quiry yesterday into the death of nil C Han, a schooi girl attending th* N,n v 1 ci Eukit Timah. 8 Nal The inquiry was adjourned ther hearine. Chan said that on
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    568 7 Good Fields 0»} Our Racing Reporter) TJi'' following is t>io r>n»vi f Penang, Sat is uic card for today's races RACE ONE Grifina, Pattfe "A" Weight for a e > Jurlon<:s. rangro Impravc Sir Georg, 002 Bonnie Grey »JJ Spring Time Early Bird JJJ Little Lidy *J} Warrior's Call 22}
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    63 7 Baa l SIR GEORGE Botmie Grc,f Baa 2 WINSOME II Loch Nelami Baa 3 BANATELLO RoyaJ Bounty Race COLD WAVE L(i<hf Eth I Race 5 FRIAR LAST Utd. Sojfgitarht* Baa <; MARDI GRAS Ohaf'trtttr Rmct COUNSEL U Titrahah Bact DOUBLE .SCOTCH Thi Pocky* E'-r, g WONDER BIRD L'tw Dear
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    Sinkiang "Pawn Of Soviets"
    135 7 U.P. NEW YORK, Oct. 24.—A Heraid Tribune editorial on Nanking reports of the revolt in Siniaarg provir cc, said that Sinklane residents recently were more and more oriented toward the Soviet Unfair and the Chin cse were encountering more l 'rouble ttirie CVCn though Chill-"' I
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    BURMA CYCLONE
    44 7 Reuter. RANGOON, Oct 24.—A cyclone blew h way 200 houses and wrecked the market place of Myaung nya In the Errawaddy delta. Th** storm which has swept the Rurmen coastline in the past 48 hours, accompanied by torrential rain, was abating tonight.—Reuter.
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    Dado Marino Was Sick Man
    308 7 U.P. LONDON, Oct. 21 Sad Sam IcMnos* told the United Press today »hat Dado Marino was g sick man when le fought the 'osing buttle against Irishman Monaghan on Monday night. Inchmose revealed that "secret I session." Dado was supposed to have had on Wednesday
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    Mufti Orders Boys To Go Into Training
    223 7 U.P. JERUSALEM, Oct. 24 While Moslems throughout the world observed the first day of their Cur ban Bairam—sacrifice festival lasting four days—thousands 0] Aral) boys of the Najada Futitwa today started *g hours of "physical training*' ordered by 'he Or ard Mufti. Jaj
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    Collegians Swamp S.C.C. In 6-Nil Hockey Win
    122 7 Combined Colleges o" S.C.C. •> Raffles and Medical witnessed the Combined Colleges Hock y XI give the Singapore Cricket Club the severest trounc ing they have taken in this season's hockey on the Padang yesterday. The Collegians were superior in ail departments, and
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    RAFFLES COLLEGE HOCKEY
    48 7 Raftic< College will be represented by the following when they meet the Indian Association at Bakil Timah tomorrow at 5.30 p.m G. Leembrucgeh: iUJasahathy, D. K. Scii, Hun,; See Sang, John Marks. E. M. Thomas; R. Lam. N Chinaga ratnam Roy Jansen. A. Karim. Baleh,
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    SRC Beat Rangers 3-0 At Hockey
    54 7 After an evenly contested flrsthalf, in which no goals were scored, the Singapore Recreation Clttb beat the Clarke Rangers defence .»ud p'>t in three quick goals to score a well dtaerved win on the Padang yesterday. Scorers for the SRC were O. de Roznrio
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    TO-DAY'S SPORTS
    56 7 SOCCER Lion Hwa rs. Combined R.A P., Jalan Besar Stadium RUGBY S.C.C. vs. R.A.F; (Chang.). Padang. HOCKEY Spore Hornets vs. Police. Thomson Road; Clarke Rangers VS. R.A.F.. Selctar: Spore Colis vs. Naval Base Police, Naval Base BOXING St. Patrick's School Competl tion, 4.30 p.m.. at St. Patrick. School.
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    Crack Cyclists Competing Tomorrow
    491 7 Malaya's crack cyclists will b? i eomp cintomorrow at the S.C.C. Pad; ng at in tne Cyci ng Champion ships. Singapore Island Ramoi. ers. one-time the champion cyci ing team of Malaya, will be represented by two o" th ir stalwarts. Kwa Chin Savo and C.
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    S'hai Tourists Beat Selangor Tamils
    88 7 (From Our Own Reporter) KUALA LUMPUR, Oct. 23.— j Playing their last, mctch in Malaya, I the Shanghai tourists beat the j Selangor Tamils by two goals to nil j this evening before a big crowd at I Prince's Road Stadium, i The tourists scored
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    SABA NOVICES MEET
    43 7 At tlic SABA Notices LVunj Boats lasf night at the Happy World, cpl. Bulat Ittnatl (&PF> was awarded a special cup for the Best Boxer of the meet, while Tan Choon Guan tSPF> received a enp for the Best Loser,
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    Police On Track Of Pilfering Gang
    94 8 (from Our Oh n Reporter) IPOH, Oct. 24. Tho local police believe thai they n- or. tho track oi" a gang of thieves who have been pilfering stores from the Ashley Road military camp. It ia understood that several Chinese have hoen detained as
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    17-Year-Old Girl Drinks Caustic Soda
    83 8 i From Our Oun Rrj>(>rt*r) SUNGEI PAT AN I, Oct. 24. A 17-year-old Chinese girl Is reported to have attempted to commit suicide on Wednesday evening, hy drinking caustic oOda. Tho reason ot vn act was not known Th- 1 girl is a daughter of
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    ARMED ROBBERY
    63 8 (From Our Ov'n Reporter) SUNGEI PATANI, Oct. 2: Tne Sungei Patani police have detained three young Chinese- suapected to have he responsible fo* t'nc armed robbery perpetrated at night in a shophouse in Cujang. IferbOK. One of tho men is reported to have asked a woman to open
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    "WARMONGERING WORSE THAN ATOM BOMBS"
    533 8 U.P. LAKE Success. (New York), Oct. 24.—The Ukrainian delegate D. Z. Manuilsky, leaping in a new aUacK on the United States and Great Britain told ihe United NaVons Political Committee Uiat restriction Of warmongering is as Important as atomic energy and armaments control. He charged
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    Lady Gent Visits Pg. School Clinics
    126 8 (Fiona Our Own Reporter; PENANG Oct. 24 On Wednesday Lady Gent, accompanied by Mrs. B. X King and Mis Scott, went on an in-peotion visit of the Women's tervice Lague school clinics starting with Francis Light School, Je'utong Malay School and ending v/ith Moh
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    BOY ADMITS FOUR CONVICTIONS
    76 8 fFrom Our Own Report r) TAIPING, Oct. 24. A young Tamil boy. Loganathan, who was found guilty of breaking into the house of an Army officer. Capt. Drake Brockman o the RASC Unit. Kamunting an«. stealing an alarm clock was on tred by the District Judge,
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    Judge advises man to cure wife's "Lying Habits"
    170 8 fFi Otn Our Ou n Rt port, r) PENANG, Oct. 2: Charged with having ustd criminal force on one Hawa binti Abdullah at 42, Irving Read on the night of May 11, the case against an Indian, Das. was quashed in the
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    Tindal Charged With Murder Of Labourer
    281 8 (From Our Own Cor.) KUALA kUNGSAR. Oct. 24 At the conclusion »f a preliminary inquiry held here spread over two days *Tuan Sheik Abdullah, the local Magistrate, preferred against a 15-year-old PWD, Tamil tlndal named Govindaaamy aScharge of murdering a r?o-ye.u-old fellow labom ci.
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    KAISER'S STEPSON SENT TO JAIL
    64 8 Reuter. BERLIN, Oct. 24. Conviction and sentence of line months* imprisonment paaaed by the Britisn military court on Prince Ferdinand S« henaich-Carolath, 34-year-old stepson of the Kaiser, on charges of falsifying denazification questionnaire was quashed today by Allied Control Commission appeals court. Pi mcc Ferdinand
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    HONGKONG ELECTIONS
    50 8 U.P. NANKING. Oct. 24. -A Chinese report, unofficial, here to- J day said that the Chinese authcrities are considering a plan to hold the Chinese ratior ai elections for Hong Kong in KOWIOOn, in order to circumvert the British objection against Chirese voting within a I British colony.—U.P.
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    Highway Robbery! Police Make One Arrest
    173 8 (From Our Ou n Reporter) TEL.UK ANSON, Oct 24 A >.;..: v named Mohamed Ah Faah. was arrested In connection with a highway robbery m Oct. 9. near the fifth mile Bagan Datoh Road.. A Chines: 1 cyclist v as on his way to
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    Alleged Cheating
    130 8 iFxom Orr Own Reporter) PENANG, Oct. 21 An Indian Sundanam, living 10 Green was alleged to have been cheated >f $30 by another Indian when he gave the mn \v 4 o the latter as dcs» sit to purchase ten cows ar.d 21 goats. Oomplainant reported that on
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    London's Worst Rail Crash Kills 28, Injures 150
    357 8 U.P. LONDON, Oct. 24.—A Southern Railway trsip rolling through dense fog on the outskirts of London crashed a the rea/ of a stalle:! nissengcr train today killing 28 persona and injuring; about 150. Sixty of the injured were taken to hospitals. The
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    Brazilian Envoy In Moscow Arrested
    177 8 LONDON. Oct. 24.—Tli 1 sador to Moscow and his en into custody and allowed to 1« oniy when the safety and saf< ihe Soviet Embassy in Brazil reported tonight. (Brazil broke off dipl< last Tuesday). The radio declared: According 11) reports reaching the Minister of
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    MP's Don't untitled Much Of Stalin's Floor Polish
    34 8 LONDON o a bar. lage GHOST LAS VEGAS, ::vla:: H." I i i ing V frTHIFIB M 23. The h here, cauffh* fire, a: CARDiXAI Dff >
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    SENTENCE IN BRIBE CASE REDUCED
    369 8 From Our Own pot t* r Kl ALA LUMPUR, Oct. 24. "The maximum Imprisonment foi an offence under section 3(b) ot the Prevention of Corruption Enactment, 1M8 Is two years. The I pellant, who is first offender, was sentenced to 1" months rigorous imprisonment. 1
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      56 8 WEATHER J REPORT Intermittent Rain Intermittent ram at first slowly becoming hardly cloudy. Risk of heavy showers tomorrow morning. Wind southerly. Sunset 1821 hrs. Sunrise OGII hrs. Moeniise 150S hrs Moonset 0243 hrs. Max. Temp. 90 deg. Mm. 70 deg. Rainfall 0.4 inches. Hurniditv yesterday at 0730 84; 1330 56;
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