Malaya Tribune, 23 September 1950

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    22 1 Malaya Tribune TODAYS MEWS TODAY .ii .i.*j 111 WW 1 1 EXTRAi fifELVE PAGES. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1950 PRICE TEN CENTS
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    STREET WAR INSIDE SEOUL
    273 1 U.P. TOKIO, Saturday. THE North Korean Army called upon the civilians of Seoul today to join the battle against the United States Marines, who have driven to within two miles of the centre of the city. As the marines fought the Red forces defending the heart
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    MORE U.K. AID FOR KOREA
    43 1 AP. YORK. To-day— Chief of the Services MisW ishingtoa, who arby air Friday, n is -peeding furto the United NaI ns forces in Korea. I ter." he added, c ireful the last the < id» will be too AF.
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    Jap Volcano Erupts
    33 1 U.P. TOKIO. Sat. T Japanese National 1 ral Police reported it Mount Asama in ral Japan erupted an it •ne mountain .v.ts kilted, two in- iously and five were U.P.
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    U.S. JET FIGHTER CROSSES ATLANTIC
    188 1 U.P. -TONE. New York. Friday. V rican jet tighter c »mpleted the r ins-Atlan- b: -rope lied Nam plane and a seailed in an at-non-stop trorn N« w York by rethe air when the baled out s Bay. Labrador. »thcr was forced to i h
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    HELPED TO RUN LOTTERY— $500 FINE
    72 1 HELPED TO RUN LOTTERY $500 FINE SINGAPORE, Today. TWENTY ONE YEAR OLD Tan Ah Lvi who pleaded guilty to assisting in a chap ji ki lottery on Sept. 15, was fined $500 or two months' rigorous imprisonment in the Fourth Police Court today. He was stopped by detectives while cycling
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    SOYA BEAN
    28 1 AP. WASHINGTON. To-day. Manchuria's soya bean crop for 1950 is expected to total 117.200,000 bushels from 75.000.000 acres of land, according to the Department of Agriculture.—AP.
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    BALLERINAS
    22 1 Grace and Serene Lim in their ballet number "Columbine and Harlequin" at the YMCA Concert at the YMCA Hall last night.
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    THE BRITISH ACTION: FULL DETAILS
    643 1 THE following delayed dispatch from the Seoul front was received in the Tribune office at lunchtime today and gives details of the big action yesterday involving British troops. <Bxi WILLIAM PARROTT) TAEGU, Fri. (delayed). THE British Brigade today went into action and extended in width
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    RUSSIAN VIEW ON DEWEY'S 'INSULT'
    71 1 U.P. LONDON, Rrt THE Soviet News Agency. Tass. said tonight that Governor Thomas E. Dewey's N York speech, attacking Russia, was an unprecedented instance >i cruoe bofiS.iuess". The speech aJ&cd Mr. Vishins'<v. Soviet Foreign Minis, er. > walk out oi iupstate dinner which M York
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    STILL FRIENDLY
    28 1 irimitft rt a South am an r» putMie routd rontißiM irtendly relaiion.s v.ith b» tain ana lo ul UK 11'nini-mwealth. Premier Malaii told his followers here.
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    Rediffusion Talks: No Decisions
    63 1 SINGAPORE. Toe v. NO decisions were react* ci at this morning's meetins between Rediffusion 'Singapore) Ltd. and the Rediffusion Union to settle their 51-day-old stride. Mr. W. Lyle. Deputy Commissioner of Labour, at whose oriice the meeting was held, said: "Certain points were iais,d by the
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    Stole Sugar Month's Jail
    60 1 -SINGAPORE. Today. NING YEW THONG, a 17--year-old Chinese who pleaded guilty to stealing six katties of sugar from a provision store at the 14 m.s.. Road on Sept. 9 was sentenced to one months Ja I by the Fourth Police Co .i\ today. Ho had solo"
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    40 NATIONS PREPARE NEW ATTACK ON TARIFF BARRIERS
    1778 2 DELEGATES MEET AT TORQU AY MiSHdONTH GENEVA OELKGA 4 i> OPCJB 1( > na Unas v.lveh rontrd o*nrr j C previous years to bn£ doVV wo-lo tariff win a tb- v na rt at WILM-J Their rt terence. otl. .m ly Know,
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    A CLEAN YEAR, BUT ONE PILOT DIED
    63 2 A.P. HONGKONG, nual r.port Civil Aviation sa*» there Mfc W> civil aircraf %rcr injuries during tn<ended March 31. IPSOIn Ma v. 19*9. Piper braining PMJ Hongkong F ng crashed into fishermen I passenger--, but j bodvwasr Two rnontl boLginp 1 ed Hongk. overran
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    JAPS TO BUY MALAYAN IRON-ORE, BAUXITE
    239 3 Reuter. TOKIO, Friday. JHE Ministry of International Trade and Industry yesterday announced the first list of eight items ranging from iron-ore to sugar valued at U5567,000,000 to be imported into Japan under the long-term foreign exchange budget. Besides iron-ore and sugar list, which is
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    RETIRING AFTER 31 YEARS
    37 3 PENANG. Friday. Mr. C.W.D Hall, Officer-in-charge of the Federation's Detention Camps, 'S leaving Malaya next week on retirement. Mr. Hall was formerly Deputy Commissioner of Police, Malaya and put in 31 years service.
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    MOTOR-CYCLIST IN COLLISION
    53 3 v CI nese motor-cyclist I on the face, when r-cycle came into v:tl a car driven by r. in at the junction or Valley Road and Sultan Road at 5-5«) ;rn vt sterday. was taken to nosoltal ambulance. The car d into a trishaw The rider escaped
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    MORE SUGAR
    36 3 B ncleuch belonging Ben Line, brought to about 900 tons of 500 tons of sulphate imonia, 200 tons of glass, allum. clocks. instruments, and is all manufactured rmany. landed in Singapore r 12 cars.
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    Nature Saves Chiang From Red Blow
    189 3 A.P. TAIPEI, Friday. MATURE came to the aid of the Nationalists in 1 tii-ir island fortress of Formosa and made a Communist invesion this year practically role, unless the Russians supply the Reds an armada of modern craft. Defence Ministry Dionroke today and was
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    WEEK-END DIARY
    584 3 GENERAL II MUK KADMIXTOS PAKTY: ual D nner a: 30. Valley w at 8.30 p.m. M.r.A.: Singapore Ch*-«s Club m.. Movie Circta Hitrbkok's "NoU&ovtT a' 9 i> ni. RKK.HT nTAR sPORTS CLI B: t.narv meet!n.r at M Purmei Road, at 3.30 p.n*. W M.Y.F.: Cab n«t meetin-r at
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    WHITE WEDDING
    74 3 Mr. and Mrs. Tan Siong Hoon walking down the aisle of the Straits Chinese Methodist Church yesterday afternoon after their marriage. The bride was Miss Nancy Tan. daughter of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Tan Siong and Mrs. Tan Hong Tian. The bridegroom is the son of Madam Lee
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    REDS WIN IN U.S. COTTON DRAMA
    224 3 A.P. HONGKONG, Friday. A CONTROVERSIAL A U5.53,000,000 cotton cargo which caused cancellation of a ship's schedule and well-out of an American officer soon is going to Red China anyway. Agents of the Far East Enterprise Company, a Chinese concern, said today that tho bulk
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    Red China Has New Symbol
    93 3 Reuter. SAN FRANCISCO. Fri. COMMUNIST China has a new national emblem, symbolising both the ancient might of China and the ideas of her present Communist leaders, Peking Communist Radio announced in a broadcast picked up here. The emblem, in gold and red, consists of the
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    NOT SO HUMBLE
    32 3 HONGKONG.— The hiimbls bm\% in wh eh Mao Tse-tun„'. Chairman of Iht Chi.wse People's Government fU horn and spent his early ch.ldhppd i* be'nu converted into a national shrine.
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    SATURDAY SHOW ROUND-UP
    2048 4 I ,tin: SANDS OF IWA IMA". k»rma: ATHAV Mars: JOHN WAWE. IOHN AtiAK, VDEKE MAKA ACCORDING to all sports this picture as caught the fancy of lilm fan.s everywhere it hao played and-especially in RoojEfcorjt an'tJ Manila. Just why U has clicked with the public Is rather
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    THE QUICK AND THE WED
    1473 5  -  TODAY'S SHORT STORY BY Michael Hastings BF.OLEV. sleek in spitth, limp heat. stDuv. he "ar o! the Sum. Nobody •a:ion to him: J *as :oo ueeply irvhiraself and his to r.ouce. he said. ;::odcrnise pas by our own effort*. xpec ing the CoioQflta to present
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      80 5 SUPERMAN by Wayne Boring V: EXTORTED MAYOR W«LL EVES I DO V=_ f >V MU«bT -E€£ A SCRAP J y THE /1 ADMIT PAV.KiG /jrf%x W cD V i 7r by AI Copp L U ABNER -mm f •<;• HCART* ,SOTOSOC.ETVm LET'S POT OUg MA*?) CUffk R S?S THET w-,*r
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    HAVE YOU SEEN THIS MAN?
    84 6 A 36-year-old. C. J. Buldwing was yesterday reported missing from his home at the Changi Prison Quarters, since September 21. His Muslim name is Omar bin Abdullah. He is 5 feet 9 inches tall, has a long face and black hair combed back. He is
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    Assembly To Hear Soviet Charges Of "U.S. Aggression"
    525 6 Assembly To Hear Soviet Charges Of U.S. Aggression" Reuter and AP. FLUSHING MEADOW, Friday A SOVIET proposal complaining of American agn gression against China was approved for inclusion on the United Nations General Assembly's agenda today by the Assembly Steering Committee. At the same time the Committee postponed a decision
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    MPs Wih See Malaya 4 In Groups
    155 6 THE Parliamentary di I*ration from the United Kingdom will arrive in Singapore this afternoon. During their visit th y will generally divide up into groups of two In order that between them they may learn as much as possible of Malaya. They will
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    THE CHINESE SEAT WILL HAVE THOROUGH DEBATE
    167 6 UP. Flushing, Meadow, Fri. A FULL debate in the General Assembly's highest political organ of the critical issue of Chinese representation in the United Nations was ensured to-day when the General Committee forwarded I it to the Political Committee. The question vas placed
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    MIDSEA SAILORS HAD MUTTON FOR HARI RAYA
    123 6 ALTHOUGH the Carthage, was hundreds of nfles a! sea on her way irom Sing i pore lo Uoni;konK yestt on the day of the Mohammedan festival of "Bukari-ld Indian equivalent oi tttf Mala v. "Hari Ra>a Haji" the Indian Mohammedan inenib'rs Ol her
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    4000 TONS OF RUBBER FOR U.K.
    46 6 The CLy cl Evan5yl.«_ now in port, will carr> 4 1 tons of rubbr and la* the United K-n^aorn will aiso take 23D tons o! t.-» The ship loacfd 3.500 t«>n- s of copra from Java for land and U.K
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    man Is er-Ruled
    230 7 ANTI-RED BILL Reuter. WASHINGTON. Today. T! itives today overwhelmid< nt Truman's v/cto of the S; Bill which he said would "l to ihose who would dest to the Senate which w ::t and enact the law There was no debate in the House. jhe oill_ is designed
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    ASSAM AID
    48 7 I 'ENANG, Friday.—Representatives from all Indian at oas in Penang and Province WellesJey wiil be" ting tomorrow at the InChambei of Commerce janiso a committee to ct fun 1 and materials to sent to India for the relief w victims of earthquake and rioods in Assam.
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    24 7 LIT Toda v T H, \V. day N can "V con' una soil "v;Y tior h !'< I sug I pea eipl I and
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    5 DAILY
    23 7 T day Hoi Ma day 1 tana B rooi tie t ten Ji UK. v n N 1 UnH i m
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    JAPS BUY FORMOSA SUGAR
    102 7 A.P. TAIPEI. Fri. A Japanese freighter was scheduled to pull out of the south-west Formosan port of Kaohsung today with the first cargo of goods for the island empire since the recent conclusion of a trade pact between Taipei and Tokio The freighter had aboard 4.000
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    BAD CASE WORRIES SCIENTISTS
    123 7 Reuter. BRISBANE. Friday. international sugar cane technolo ists are worried by deterioration of many varieties r %t *m throughout the world. -o the reevn: congress here of the International Society of Sugar can? T« "Vn.olo. i.sts attributed th running out" of the new varieties to some
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    TOOTHLESS DRAFTEES
    38 7 U.P. WASHINGTON. Today The a, my disclosed yesterday that from now on it «J take toothless long as they mert all other requirement* in an effort to increr.se Use number of mon •vatlable ioi a*cv«s« 1
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    JAP TREATY TALKS
    34 7 A.P. VFW Vv'HK. Today -The 11 gUtie Department s9t Ut Jc*hn router tic -vt.r-ian foreign Minister. Mr. Perry «aan ui.o.i..a talks on .«ri day the tC* of the peace tr^alv .—A.l>
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    INDIES SEAT FOR NEW GUINEA
    229 7 Reuter. JAKARTA. Friday. THE Indonesian Government last night decided that Western New Guinea, which the Republic claims Irom the Dutch, shall have direct representation in its Parliament. It appointed Silas Papare. a Papuan, as the representative. He was a member of the recent Dutch-Indone-sian Fact
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    Chinese Boys Held In Japan
    174 7 U.P. HONGKONG. Fri. AMERICAN authorities in Japan detained three Chinese students allegedly implicated with a Chinese jet propulsion expert, who is under detention in the United States, for attempting to send classified information into Communist China, it was reported today. A Hongkong newspaper, said the
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    MORE RAILWAYS
    138 7 HOME TOWN NEWS FROM BRITAIN A model railway, which may be the finest of its !:ind in Britain, i:; being built by Lord Northeuk, president of Reading Society of Model Engineers. SinCe boyhood lie has thousands of pounds on his hobby and during recent years j>t his estate
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    NEW LIFE FOR ANGELIKI
    112 7 ANGELIKI. the 12-year-old bind, deaf and dumb Greek waif, who was brought tc London in the hope of providing her with sight, sails tn New York from Southampton next week-end. She- was brought to London by the International Heir for Children organisation Famous surgeons tried in
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    ON WATCH AGAIN
    122 7 MEN of the Royal Observer Corps will or. Saturday keep watch along England's Oouth-Eaft coastline just as they did te.-. years ago [q Bmt 1940, observers had a hard keeping track of Luftwaffe aircraft which triei to defeat Britain by bombing. This time, however, the lay watchera
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    BEES IN BEDROOM
    146 7 •71-YEA E-O L D Mrs. -*Eve!yn Uis.M t of Walberton, Su taex wlio keeps 60,--000 bees in a glass-frontejd ntve in her bed-room, is to be honoured by Sussex Beekeepers Association. She has bee ;i beekeeper for nearly d 0 years. When she was a girl of
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    MAO HAS AN ALMOST UNSINKABLE ARMADA
    846 8 Junks l ined Witit Mud, Equipped With MachineGuns And Petrol Engines Ready For Formosa Invasion Reuter-AAP. TAIPEH. Formosa pOMMUNIST China's v' rret weaoon" for invasion of Chiana Kai-shek's isJand stronghold of For* mnsa. is nearly as old as Chinese recorded history it is the
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    "DON'T REASON WITH RUSSIA": DEEDS, NOT WORDS
    115 8 Flushing Meadow, i ruin. 7JIR Carl Berendscn. New 11 Zealand, said that the time for conciliation and mediation had passed, and it was imperative for the free nations of the world to establish an effective system of collective security now. Declaring the policies
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    AWARD FOR GALLANTRY
    40 8 LONDON. Fri. Corporal Ratae.'.al Rai of the Second Battalion of the iih Gurkha Rifles of the Brigade Ot Gurkhas has been awarded the Military Award lor "gallant and dh>thuuished service In Malaya" the London Gazette announced tonight.
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    Peiping Warns HK On Frozen Planes
    192 8 A.P. HONGKONG. Ft PEIPING Government baj issued another warning to Hongkc.ng, holding the col.mv responsible for 71 airplane.* and some l*S. $45,000.00»"» worth o' airplane equipment impounded here. Ownership of the plane.and parts, belonging to two former Chinese Nationalist Airlmes, is being contested by
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    LOCKED OUT
    92 8 Reuter. BANGALORE. Today rEB Indian Governmentcontrolled Hindustan an craft factory here announce, yesterday that a lock out ha« "been called following; a light ning token strike by its 6.00»I odd workers. The workeis went on stnkprotesting against '•discinlin ary action" contemplated by the management against th< Secretary of
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    New Labour Party Row
    186 9 A.P. LONDON. Friday. Labour Party row over the timing of the next national elections broke into the open today Left wingers led by Health Minister Aneurin m urged an appeal to the voters as quickly jssible—perhaps in November. sh from victory in their to place the
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    Jobs For Indian Cripples
    84 9 Reuter. CUTTACK. Orissa Phy>ieal disabilities will not be i bar to entry into the Inlian Government's labour force. Government has just died a long-time ban in ioyment of deaf and :r.b persons as artisans, ad builders and in other ibordinate services". Knowledge and ability are only
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    Chinese Reds Hold Jap Deserters
    159 9 A.P. HONGKONG. Fri. CHINESE Communist police locently arrested in Canton three Japanese deserters —two women and a man— from the •'steel corps'' of the Chi&ese Communist 4th Field Army, it was reported today. The all-Japanese steel corps is composed of Japanese captured by the Russians
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    STEEL WORKERS MAY ASK FOR HIGHER WAGES
    103 9 A.P. PITTSBUKGH B*rl "J|UGE and fabulous" profits, in the U.S. steel Indusiry. are menu >u« d in .< resolution to be considered by leaders of the powerful United Steel Workers trnioi here today. The resolution as'is that the union deman I higher wages
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    U.S. AWARDS FOR AUSTRALIANS
    68 9 AAP. TOKIO. Fri. MAJOR Lario E Cartridge. Commar*der United Sr.t s v ifth Air Force, toda* awarded the American Ait Medai to four Australian Mustari*; pilots at an advanced fcafcv in Japan. General Partridge also awarded the Ajr Mfeaai posthumously to Vying t o r mander
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    Washermen's Squeeze
    59 9 W ashermen's Squeeze Reuter. JimmfU ORE VV,-her men here have out of by taximr their employers,. hoi cv? y man who emplo v., the water-carrier, laundry will be 800 per cen- more costly, ac- cording to a directive of the Dhoti Association. The washermen fell out with tho domestic after
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    FUNERAL OF MARSHAL SMUTS
    54 9 A view of the funeral eort !f| id hit 'd Marshal Jan Smuts passim: through Pretoria's Church: Square, on its way to Johannesburg, where his body will be r-rc-mateu. HLs ashes will he buried baridk those of his t r» n fris famt at Irene. Near
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    BERLIN FLARE-UP FREEZES
    162 9 U.P. BERLIN. Today. THE Eastern and West m Berlin authorities called a truce in the five-fl-iv-darcup of the cold war tou'ght and released all hut one of the police hostages they had been holding. But there was no sign ot oeace on the Russo-British >ront where armed
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    REDS DOUBLE COTTON CROP
    54 9 Reuter. LONDON. Fri. Chinas cotton harvest, now being picked. is expected to be almost twice as big as last year, according to a Tass news agency report received in London today. nc This year the plantations are expected to yield 15.--000.000 piculs of cleaned cotton, compared
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    Soviet Stadium Seats 85,000
    277 9 A.P. MOSCOW. THE LA.RLir.oT Stadium in tho U.S.S.R. is local d not in Mos?'av Soviet -apitai. but !n L- niasrad. Tee Kirov Stadium which has just been opened a few weeks ago in this north m ity will seat comfortably 35.000 persons For special event* when
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    SUMMONS FILED
    70 9 LONDON: The British aWniHrs «>! Civil Ay.at <>n ha* tak< t. urtion a£aJ6««t the uwnera ol tu< Tudor airMit.T v iii 'ii rra»hed in South Wale* :i <n March, k lliiitf «0 pa*aertgcTß *hp bi.v .1 master tn the history of air Irare'. The Ministry hai lain D
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    GREY BLOOM BEST PERFORMER
    246 10  -  TODAY'S TRAINING AT IPOH By SPOT IPOH. Today. Fr the opening of the official training for the Perak Turf Club's Autumn Gold Vase Meeting this morning, GREY BLOOM (R. Boy) returned the best performance when he did the half-mile in 50 and the last three in
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    FOONG SEONG CUP TIE POSTPONED
    89 10 The North-South zone final between Tvrak and Singapore scheduled to be played on October 7 and 8 at Singaporehas been f cstponed again and is now fixed to be play 2d off on October 21 and 28. Pcrak. who asked for the first postponement when
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    CH. ATHLETICS ELIMINATED
    155 10 The Criinete Athletic "A" were eliminated o> one lv nil when they met the. Mem tal Sports Club in tatt S-A.K.A. Junior Cup competition at the Geyiane; Stauium yencruay. Exchanges were keen and even. The C.A. were unlucky not to force a draw. Tfcey iv«»red a >:oal
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    DAI REES IN GOLF FINAL
    79 10 CARNOUSTIC Scotland. FYi.— Dai Rees. the holder, yon his way nto the tinal of the British Professional Ma.>h Play Golf Chanip.onship h.-ie t x?ay. but Henry Coi:on. innerup last year, -.vas e'hm*iM»d ir. the semi-final*. In Uie 3*J holes *lna! tomorrow, fie.-* wih l V
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    C.A. BILLIARD
    62 10 Trie following are the fixture-* for the Chinese Association Thr»-v Ball Billiard CauMntoaafctp: Sept. 25 Dm Sag <;. 4 a.i v«Tay Peng Tong; Sept. M; hew Vow SI :ni: \> v .'k S-hc Hoe .-•pt. 27: Won»; Slew C h on vs Wont; Choni? Yew, Sept. JTJ. Tny
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    RED ENVOY
    36 10 U.S. Justice William Douglas, in New Delhi on a wori 1 tour, attended the n HMiwißJ when Communist Ch;na*9 ambassador. Gereral Yu.-n Chun*.h S en. presented his rred'ntials to India's President Rajei: lrn Prasad.
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    AUSSIE CHAMP KAYOED
    44 10 A.P. MELBOURNE. Frt.— j American Negro Joey Brown knocked out < Australian lightweight champion Jack Hassen in the eighth round of 1 a 12-round fight at Mcl- j bourne Stadium tonight. 1 Hassen was on the i defence most of the time—A.P.
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    TIPS ON JAVELIN THROWING
    145 10 Geoffrey Dyson, chief coach to the British A.A.A., gare his sixth lecture yesterday -m the techn que of javelin throw 114. He pointed out that when throwing the lavelin the arm should not be used t. < tne mai.. driving force. It Is i£*ed on': to
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    DISMANTLING
    33 10 BANGKOK. A t-am Bf Irtish engineers lias begun 4b»mantlinn the Itmat— of the 1.443 feet long llama VI railway Bridue wh cfa wai destroyed by al ed bombei.-: during the Jap;nese occupation.
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    H'KONG CHINESE WIN T-T FINAL
    423 10 ALL-INDIA SUBDUED THREE thousand spectators saw the Hongkong 1 Chinese win the Triangular Table-Tennis Final with a five games to one victory over All-India at the Happy World Stadium last night. It was a classic struggle—the best that locul fans have seen in the post
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    NEW U.S. ENVOY
    32 10 A.P. ATHENS. Today The new U.S. Ambassador to Greece. Mr John E. Peurifoy. arrived lure on Friday by air from Rome, accompanied by his wife and two children A.P.
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    JAILED FOR SPYING
    25 10 Reuter. GREENVILLE, TENNESSEE. Today. Alfred Dean Slack, an American chemist, was yesterday sentenced to 15 years' imprisonment for "war-time spying for Russia."—Reuter.
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    Ten Horses To Watch At Ipoh Races
    310 10 THE following are the ten horses worth watching 1 in the Perak Autumn Gold Vase Meeting which will be held on September 30, October 4 and 7. BRIGHT EYES 6 yr. by Pageant—Sartaress Mare br. a. m. har never been fitter. Won the
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    Arrested In Prohibited Area
    105 10 A.P. STOCKHOLAi. Tt q SWEDISH police have arrested two Polish magi persons found in a motor boat in a r •ohibited area near Mellsten Tortress off Nvn Shamn, the police Super intendant Tcrstcn Dtcaoa ndd yesterday. The boat was equipped with maps and petrol, he added.
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    BRITISH WOMEN SCORE GOLF WIN
    156 10 AP. TORONTO. Thurs. -The I Women's Curts Cup team ■cured an fc 2 victory over lb* Ca Ladies Golf tin on team baking a clean sweep of three doubles Matches and winn p.j By seven sini::«~ Icata. Jean Bissoed (Bournemu defeated Mrs N. J. Car
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    PROBABLE RUNNERS
    57 10 Reuter. LOUDON, Fri —S \i milers have been declared pro! Mas for the rf.fflt Caacb Boy J Stakes to be run waff at Ascot tomorrow. Th> v hi with jockeys: Peter Farcer kta7. Rickabv). Wat Tyler (Gordon Richards). Silver Gate >R. M stone Hyperbole 1 <' Smirke). Princess
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    NOT OBSALETE
    54 10 CALIFORNIA. Hie propeller iI about t* new MMMX <vi Ifc tithe arrival of the Jrl MPf- new laaaritorj creation calk I supersonic pMawlhr bi kx te«ted by the Natioaal A.l\ Committee for Aneroa* (NACA) for possible iiM planes travelling 500 to mile? an hour. win. h In under
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    WORLD TENNIS AT WEMBLEY
    63 11 A.P. NEW YORK Fri. -Fou<* ol ricas leading profesv inal tennis players left York by air today lor in the World indoor Professional eharnliips a» We-mbify. ting »n Monday. art Richard GonWelby Van Horn. Bobby Riggs and J. DdMLld Budge. Budge, a former American angles charapton,
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    NEW M/CYCLE SPEED RECORD
    39 11 A.P. iRIS Fr: A BH'~: ■W..S- Perjus Andern yesterd iy broke th» ntt rnationai t.*o i.our A speed record. He covered 318.365 kilouetres was also &er on a .i77i ridden by Uttflo ol tiy. -A.P.
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    SCC PLAY WELL THOUGH BEATEN
    498 11 (By NIMROD) THE Singapore Cricket Club "A" team went down fighting to the Police Sports Club by four goals to one in a fast-and keenly-conteeted -toockey game at the Padang yesterday. Superior in attack and de- nee. the Police wefe a wellinit team. They display
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    STIFF TEST FOR ARSENAL
    172 11 A.P. By Jim rharnber* TjOJfTO** Friday. Top lino game n tomorrow's English football programme is the needing of >ewna.nio United, heading the Virst Division, and Arsenal, who have as many 'points as the leaders, out an inferior goal average. New Castic. on the crest of the
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    Captain Marble Out To Scalp King Kong
    130 11 CAPTAIN Marble, the 2601b. masked wrestler, C who made George Zbisko, the Polish head- JT look like chicken feed when they tl Stadium last SaturSSUffl come up against a mighty tough Gpponday, will come up 0 Hungarian m the Happy World tonight. &rua
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    Officials of the Singapore Table Tennis Association and managers of the visiting ALLINDIA CHENESE table together with the players just before thefinal of the Triangular Tournnment between INDIA and H.K. CHINESE at the Happy World Stadium last night. A record crowd saw the CHINESE score a con inching game to one win over he INDIANS.
    55 11 Officials of the Singapore Table Tennis Association and managers of the visiting ALLINDIA CHENESE table together with the players just before thefinal of the Triangular Tournnment between INDIA and H.K. CHINESE at the Happy World Stadium last night. A record crowd saw the CHINESE score a con inching game to
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    JACK LEE WILL LEAD ENGLAND
    127 11 Reuter. LONDON. TJrars. Jack L Derby CountT. :< udia o d-s -"i- in the English Ist. Division, 1.- ■beea chwen to lead f!a_-:ii■>!'.• attack a<xain,«i iTelaild 11. ll:< utcrnational aeecer ;aaU*b :'t I* ii* t uu Oct. 7.--ke<\ who is-27. •wtM b- maumg bin lirst
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    RED ARMY WIN LEAGUE TITLE
    55 11 A.P. MOSCOW, Fri.— The Red Army team today won the 1950 Soviet Union's league soccer title by drawing with Tiflis Spartak. The ecore was two-rUL Moscow Djnamc continues in second place and, from the games left to play, will finish there even if they ehouki
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    INDIANS SURPRISE NAVY, WIN 1—0
    416 11 tNDIANvS 1 ROYAL NAVY 0 I?HE "much-fancied Royal Navy took a one-nil i beating when they went down surprisingly to the Indians in a S.A.F.A. Inter-Community League .soccer at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. An ear'y goal by ir.sidenirht I'ar.un in the.third minute of play sealed
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    AGA KHAN WINS
    44 11 Reuter. A.SCOT. BKRKMi.KK. X' The Ketnni Axa Khan and tho Gaekwar of Raroda fitch »yon a race here today. The. Be;'um'fl twn-yeiT id r>lt Fiai.se dv Buis C»in**] a lv > lengths win in the Howl Lode.Stakes run over a n -R-JUter.
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    Negri Indians Beat Johore Railways
    96 11 SEREMBAN, Fri. The Negri Indians defeated the Johore Railway Institute by three goals to one at hockey jriayid here this evening, in ihe "first match of a series the vlsl tors will play here. After holding, the Indians to a goalless draw in the first
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    AUSSIES ARE HARD TO BEAT
    140 11 A.P. STPNKT. Tbura. AaaerJ»«na will have n torrii: laffc when Ihcy iry lo retail the D:.vis Up satf* Sir Merman i l r > <. bovk iu.Svdn. v today alter Al»tre/ia'* vi. i.irioii contest in Ihe lillf'ed States. ,<ir Nonuan. Vi> ■'"letn Lawn Tennis Av<m»:
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    ALL-INDIA SOCCER XI TO TOUR HONGKONG
    64 11 A.P. HONGKONG, Fri.—Hongkong footballers this fall will trst their mettle against a visiting All-India Soccer Xi the Hongkong Football Association announced today. A cable has been received from the Indian team, aeceptiifg the offer of a thre< game programme in November. The Indian team
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      64 1 Malaya Tribune BY THB PEOPLi FOR Tia PEOPLB Tel: 'Tribgot* Sporv LARGER THAN ANY AFTERNOON PAPER IN MALA YA Phone 5811/3 Nine Lines Pubhahed simultaneously at Bvn gapore, Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh and Penang. EIGHT PAGES. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1950 PRICE TEN CENTS. THE MALAYA TRIBUNE LOS DOS REPRESENTATIVE E.
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      Britain May Revalue Pound
      217 1 AP. LONDON. Today. BRITAIN and her sterling area partners have gained about U551,500,000,000— more than doubling the 4 gold-dollar reserves—since the pound was devalued a year ago. Officials disci j .*sterday and said the Treasury day and said tne Treasury, early next month, will announced the
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      BRITISH TROOPS CAPTORE TOWN AFTER STIFF RESISTANCE
      611 1 More Tommies Streaming Into Korea By Air Reuter AAP. with tho British Brigade in Korea. SU irdav. gRITISH troops—men of the Middlesex Regiment and Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders—have pushed west from their bridgehead over the Naktong River and captured the town of Kumyongdong.
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      MARINES STORM SEOUL OUTSKIRTS
      252 1 Reuter-AAP. By ALEX VALENTINE ON ROAD TO SEOUL. Today. THE United States Fifth Marine Division has fought its way through stiffening Communist opposition to within sight of Seoul. lhe Marines hurled themselves against the outskirts of the bcleagurcd Korean capitul at dawn after ":..oding hilltop positions
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      Democratic Party Opened To Negroes
      86 1 U.P. LITTLE ROCK. ARKANSAS. Today. THE ranks of the Democratic Part;> in Arkansas were opened to Negroes today. Henceforth, Negroes can vote in the party primaries and run for ;;tatc offices. The State Democratic convention approved hy a unanimous voice vote a resolution to strike
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      NEW U.S. ENVOY
      33 1 A.P. ATHENS. Today Tho now US. Ambassador to Greece. Mr John E. Pcarifoy, arrived here on r nday by air from Rome, accompanied by his wife and two children A.P.
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      JAILED FOR SPYING
      26 1 Reuter. GREENVILLE. TENNESSEE. Today. Alfrct. Dean Siack. an American chemist, was yesterday sentenced to 15 years' imprisonment for "war-time spying for Russia.'' —Reuter.
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      Assembly To Hear Soviet Charges Of "U.S. Aggression"
      180 1 FLUSHING MEADOW, Friday. A SOVIET proposal complaining of American aggression against China was approved for inclusion on the United Nations General Assembly s agenda today by the Assembly Steering Committee. At the same time the Committee postponed a decision whether to place
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      CHINESE INJURED
      24 1 A MALE Chinese was injured when his car overturned in Jalan Besar, opposite the New World in early hours of the morning.
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      AWARD FOR GALLANTRY
      40 1 LONDON. Fri. Corporal Ratanlal Rai of the Second Battalion of the <th Gurkha Rifles of th;- Brigade ol Gurkhas has been awarded the Military Award for "gallant and distinguished service in Malaya" the London Gazette announced tonight.
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      COUNTESS TOLSTOI DEAD
      34 1 A.P. ROME. Today.—Countess Tatiana Tolstoi. 84-year-old laughter of Russian novelist Leo e Tolstoi, died here last night, it was announced on Friday. She had been under--roing treatmtnt at li Rome clinic.—A.P.
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      JOHORE SULTAN SEES SULTANA 5 HOURS DAILY
      83 1 A.P. LONDON. Today. THE Sultan of Johore la spending rive hours a day with hi.s wife in the Welbec'c Street Nursing Home, where iheir daughter. Mariam. was born last Monday. Tlv Sultan tees the Sulana for three hours in the morning and usually
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      THE CHINESE SEAT WILL HAVE THOROUGH DEBATE
      174 1 UP. Flushing, Meadow. Fri. A FULL debate in the General Assembly's highest political organ of the critical Issue of Chinese representation in the United Nations waa ensured to-day when the General Commiufc forwarded it to the Political Committee. The question was placed j
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      600 REDS KILLED
      91 1 UP. Fifth Air Force H Q. in KOREA. To-day. AN Air Force spokesman I iid yesterday that tighter-bombers accounted for 660 North Korean dead and extensive damage to Red equipment in strikes immediately ahead of the front lines and sweeps behind the lines to-day. Fifth Air Force
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      NAN CHIAO: 9 ARE HELD
      30 1 FUR more members of the Nan China Jit Pao staff have d» t; Uv d by the Special Branch, making a total number ot nine.
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      Two Mystery Crashes Killed British Airline
      158 1 A.P. LONDON, Friday. THE mysterious loss of two Tndor-4 airliners in 1 1948 and 1949 was described by the Civil Aviation Ministry today as the death blow for the British South American Airways Corporation. As a result of the two i disasters, the Ministry
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      Bus Crash Kills 19
      55 1 Reuter. DARES-SALAAM, fit NINETEEN people died and twenty were seriously injured -when a motorbus carrying 52 people rolled down a precipice alter getting out of control on a winding hill in a remote part of Tanganyika today. The V'lled an! injured were all Africans. I; was
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      SHIP STEAM KILLS SIX
      66 1 A.P. PORT SAID, r'rt. SIX people including two children died yesterday irom burns suffered while landing her° irom th i Greek steamship. lonia, on Wednesday. Steam suddenly expelled v from the vessel's vacuum pipe poured into the motor boat which was 4n past angers ashor Four
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      CHINA TRAINED KOREAN TROOPS
      240 1 COMMUNIST ADMISSION A.P. 15y han-r Ruo-sin l'ntt"tl Press Slafll C orresponde'it LONDON, Saturday. A spokesman for Communist China's Foreign Ministry admitted last night that C'.iin trained Korean troops have been oourin<? into the Korean Dattieiront. In a broadcast, monitored in London, the New China News Agency
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      MASS PRAYERS TODAY
      23 1 Muslims in Singapore observed their Hari Raya Haj; to-day with a mass prayers at the Victoria School Ground this morning.
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      HIGHER TAXES
      35 1 U.P. WASHINGTON. Today. r he House yes f crdav approved bigger taxes an per son*l incomes and corporations as the first emergency step to pay fo» the nation* nc.reascd war and irtcnec efforts.—[lT*
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      PETITION TO TRUMAN
      44 1 A.P. NEW YORK. Today. -Mrs. Kay Uflbc t petitioned J'rrsi lent Trumaa j'esterday to set iSide the death .sentence pa; ed r, n her husband- 33 yrau >ld Negro Leutenant Leon Gilbert —for disobeyinu 1 «t« t'e orders in Korea.—a P.
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      To Be Tried For Treason
      59 1 A.P. RANGOON. To-day. Authorities said to-day that "Burma Surgeon" Gordon Seagrave would be tried for treason by a special tribunal on Oct. 9. An American Embassy spokesman said that the 55--year-old American missionary doctor was being well treated in Rangoon central Jail. The spokesman said
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      SECRET DEBATE URGED
      46 1 Reuter. THE HAGUE. Today —The Dutch l'ai .mmcmary Conimittee on Un on A fl an J lias ecommended that the debate on the Commission's report on tnv future sta:'j- 9t Western New Guinea should be he'd in reerct. ii wu.s announced her< today.—Renter.
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      ANTI-RED BILL Truman Is Over-Ruled
      249 1 Reuter. WASHINGTON, Today. THE House of Representatives today overwhelmingly overrode President Truman's veto of the Subversive's Control Bill which he said would •'give aid and comfort to those who would destroy us"'. m The bill was hurried to the Senate which was prepared to follow
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      SOUTH ATTACK
      44 1 Stop Press KOKKA. Today. SO L' TII Korean troap'» jumped off at dawn loday in the second day of the major offensive, which they hope will carry th«*m to the :i«ih parallel. Initial advances on Friday ringed from three to 10 miles.
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      MPs Will See Ma lay 3 In Groups
      163 2 THE Parlianrniary d; \c gat ion from the United Kingdom will arrive in Sua- j K&rjore this afternoon. During their visit they will generally divide up into croups of two in Otdoi tnai between them tiny may learn as ttOch a., UuMlll
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      FIRST BOW
      66 2 THE Chines V.M.C.A. Harmonica Bund made its nrst public appearance last nigh', before a capacity crowd at the V.M.C.A. Concert :n aid of the V.M.C.A. Building Fund. The two and a hall' houi programme ol songs, dances, and instrumental music ended with a play "Tne Telephone Never Rings
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      Photofinish
      29 2 RANGOON. Frid. The photofinish with his horse bunched with others was too much fcr SS--year-old Abdul Aziz. He collapsed in the stewards box of the Rangoon Turf Club.
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      Kills Aziz
      35 2 The picture showed Aziz's horse in the second place. But Aziz never knew this. He died thinking he had won the race. .tc owned the largest sti ing of race horses in Burma.
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      Register New Voters All Year Round
      490 2 THE Elections Reforms Committee, it is understood. hate recommended that the Registration centre ai tt suS of Elections Office should receive annlicationffor new voters throughout the year. At present voters can only register durmg the one and a ha"f month period that the registers
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      Gorgon Here With Sheep, Meat, Fruit
      100 2 The Blue Funnel Line ""^ior "°s.s°i 'Goreon" arrive in Singapore from Fremantle. West Australia, yesterday momfne bringing 200 livo sheen. 60U ions ot Hour, son cases of fresh fruit, mft tons, of froz n meat. 1.600 cases of fresh tomatoes. 100 tons of froci
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      SQUARE DEAL FOR ADOPTED CHILDREN
      63 2 A.P. TAIPEI. Friday. The Judicial Yuan ruled today that adoptd children have the same status in the eyeof the law a« natural children. Consequently, it said, no marriage- may take place between adopted and natural children of the same family. This point had never before
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      MORE SUGAR
      45 2 Tiv Benclcueh belonging to tho Ben Line brought to Singapore about 900 tons of sugar, 500 tons of sulphate of ammonia. 200 tons of sheet glass, allum. clocks, watches, instruments, and cameras all manufactured in Germany. Also landed in Singapore were 12 cars.
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      BENHAM STEELS TEACHERS
      127 2 THE publication yesterday of the Benham Report 1 on Salaries of Federation Government servants has strengthened the determination of Malayan teachers to carry on the fight for a Unified Education Service. Said Mr P V. Sarma. President of the Malayan Teachers" Union: "Th»' n commendations of the
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      Shops Told To Close
      75 2 JOHORE BAHRU. Fii. All shops, except petrol pumps, in the following areas of Johore have been ordered to close down daily Aith a two-hour interval from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m.» for business. The Town Board Areas o: Cha'ah. Bekok. Bukit Pasir. Pava Bakri Village and
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      4000 TONS OF RUBBER FOR U.K.
      49 2 The City of Evansville. now in port, will carry 4.C00 i tons of rubber and latex to the United Kingdom. She will also take 230 tons of tin to U.K. The ship loaded 3.500 tons of copra irom Java for Holland and U.K.
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      More CoL Rates, Please
      147 2 Singapore Government servants want their cost living allowance increased. A large number of them said yesterday:—" We are glad Government is carrying out investigations into the whole question of cost Ol living allowances. "There can be no doubt that the prices of foodstuffs and other commodities
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      INDIAN MISSION
      42 2 Sir Franklin Glmson tne Governor, was entertained to tea last evening when he paid a visit to the Ramakrtshna'Miss.ion at Bartley Road. He was shown around by Swaini Vamadevananda. The Governor took special interest in the carpentry and weaving classes.
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      500 RED CHINESE ENTER PHILIPPINES
      132 2 U.P. MANILA. Fri. A MINOR Huk wh. surrendered W i th a small grouo of his men t(. the army authorities said the rebels plannt d to launch raids on Camps Murphy and Crartte at th edge, of Manila and also claimed that snw Chin--se
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      Mr. and Mrs. Tan Slong Hoon walking down the aisle of the Straits Chinese >1< thodist Church yesterday afternoon after their marriage, The briaN war Miss Nancy Tan. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tan Hons Tian. The bridegroom is the son of Madam tee Chop Neo and the late Mr. Lan Quec Poey. Mr. Tan Siong Hoon is a member of the editorial stall of the Malaya Tribun.
      68 2 Mr. and Mrs. Tan Slong Hoon walking down the aisle of the Straits Chinese &gt;1&lt; thodist Church yesterday afternoon after their marriage, The briaN war Miss Nancy Tan. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tan Hons Tian. The bridegroom is the son of Madam tee Chop Neo and the late Mr.
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      MOTOR-CYCLIST IN COLLISION
      61 2 A Chinese motor -cyvust was injured on the face, when his motor-cycle came into collision witl a car driven by t European at the junction or River Valley Road ana Mohamcd Bill tan Ko.:«l at b.50 p.m. yestei dayHe was taken to nos-nta' by ambulance. The car
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      ELIZABETH WITH ANNE AND CHARLES
      74 2 Princess Elizabeth holds lv r month-old daughter, Prince s Anne, with a restruiniu s hand on her son's sbouldt-r. as she paused in the doorway or her railway carriage at King's Cross Station. London, recently on her way to join ihe Royal Family at Balmoral.
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      Two People Missing
      121 2 Two rases cf people mlsf=\t»f w«-re reported to the poucc yesterday. One a Malanari i&gt;ov. and tne other a 26 vrar-old Malay woman. Syed All bin Maidin Kuchi of West Hii: Road stated that the missing boy, Kuthi All. hi 1-i years old. He is 4 ft.
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      SIX YEAR COMMONWEALTH PLAN TO DVELOP S.E. ASIA
      304 2 EMPIRE MINISTERS MEET MONDAY Reuter. LONDON, Friday. A SIX-YEAR Commonwealth plan for the dcvi lopintent of South-East Asian countries to I consider. ut next week's meeting of the Commonwealth Consultative Committee involve schemes totalling over $15,000,000,000 according to usually reliable sources here.
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      RETIRING AFTER 31 YEARS
      39 2 I'ENAXC Friday. Mi. C.W.D Hall, Offieer-in-ch of the Federation s Detention Camns. &gt;s leaving Malaya next woe; en retirement. Mr. Hall was formerly Deputy Commissioner of Police. Malaya and i ut in 31 years service.
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      Croc Solves Riddle
      69 2 A.P. LEOPOLDVILLE &gt;B* i Congo. 17 rid A oianf crocodil 1 kill d recently on the banks ol the Stanley Pool has permi the identification of a Por--1 Uigurs- citizen who disappeared in i 947. Members of the Leopold ville Yachting Club, irtw .;hoi and dissected the
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      AMERICA TO USE MORE SYNTHETIC
      204 2 U.P. NEW YORK. Friday. THE United States will use more synthetic than 1 natural rubber for the rest of talis year and throughout 1951, according to Harry Humphreys, president of the United States Rubber Company. As compared with 40 per cent synthetic consumed in the
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      HAVE YOU SEEN THIS MAN?
      86 2 A 36-year-old. C. J. Buld wing was yesterday reported missing from his home at the Changi Prison Quarters, since September 21. His Muslim name is Omar bin Abdullah. He is 5 feet 9 inches tall, has a long face and black hair combed back. He
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      ASSAM AID
      49 2 PENANG, Friday—Representatives from all Indian organisations in Penang and Province V'e'lesVy will be meeting tomorrow at the Indian Chainbei of Commerce to organise a committee to collect fund- and materials to bu sent to India for the relief of the victims of earthquake ■Ad floods in Assam.
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        117 2 NOW II 1 i showingL I XJ 11 1.45 4 6.30 9.30 Malay Film Latest Dramatic Hit! (THE WILL OF GOD) Starring: NENG YATIMAH P. RAMLEE Wu 1 3 Show? Daily: 3. 6.15 9.15 p.m. Shaw Bros Colourful Malay Drama' "DEW 5 MURKT' starring Kasma Booty. Osman Gumant.. To-morrcw at
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      STRICTER TRAVEL CONTROL ON ALIENS
      520 3 NO ADMISSION WITHOUT VISA KUALA LUMPUR, Friday 4 LIENS holding valid Certificates of Admission will not bo allowed to land in Malaya after October 1, unless they are in possession of entry visas. Any alien travelling on a valid passport or other travel document recognized
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      Gurkha Gets Medal For Bold Action
      147 3 Corooral Ratanlal Rai ol tbp 27 Gttfcha Rifles got the Military Medal for very L gallant action, while commanding the loading section of a company on June 25. While advancing down a stream, fire was opened on his section from a bendit sentry post
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      Deficit Areas Will Get Siam Rice
      95 3 A.P. BANGKOK Friday r HAIL AND will probably have a rice surplus c: 400.003 tons this year, said Minister of Commerce Major-General Phra Borichand Yuddhakit. Total produe* ion for 1950 is estimated at 1.200.000 tons. He said increased allotments had already teen delivered and
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      WARFARE EXPERTS ON PATROL
      68 3 Group Captain C. R. Lousada. Chief Instructor of the Offensive Support Wing of the School of Land Air Warfare in England., and Lt. Col. N. Crookenden. Chief Instructor Transport Support Wing, are on patrol lv Malaya's jungles. They are here to see for themselves the conditions
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      MIDSEA SAILORS HAD MUTTON FOR HARI RAYA
      121 3 ALTHOUGH Ike Cartharc. was hundreds of miles at sea on her v.a\ from pore to Hongkong yesterd ly on the day of the Mohammedan festival of "Bukari-ld" Indian equivalent of the Malay. "Hari Raya Haji'' the Indian Mohammedan m; mben of her crew
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      JAPS TO BUY MALAYAN IRON-ORE, BAUXITE
      243 3 Reuter. up %jt TOKIO, Friday. •piE Ministry of International Trade and Industry yesterday announced the first list of eight items ranging from iron-ore to sugar valued at U5567,000,000 to be imported into Japan under the long-term foreign exchange budget. Besides iron-ore and sugar list,
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      57 3 I JOHORE BAHRU. i^ridav. FORTY NINE-YEAR-OLD Lrc Koi. W'ah. a prominent Chinese leader and president of the Malayan Chinese Association branch at i tiled at the General Hospital at 115 p.n today. 1 He lea' cs behind ;i wido\.\ three Fiona, a daughter ano
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      HUGE FLOOD DAMAGE
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      114 3 Nehru 'Vain Ambitious' HONGKONG. Fri. THE pro-Nationalist. Kung Sheung Evening News yesterday accused India's Premier. Pandit Nehru of being driven to "dishonourable ends" by his person il vanity. The Indian Premier. Kung Sheung said, 'is beyond reason and justice." An editorial attacking India's proposal that the Chinese Communists be seated
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      Along The Godowns
      59 3 In P&lt;Kt:— Benveg (45), M*rkur &lt;4J). Tankbayen I tiorgon (40-1). MeUskerk (38-9), City of EyansriHe (36-7). Steel Admiral (03--4) Kartosano (31-2), Bahgonian Queen (17-18). Benattow m-m, Tosan (21--22), Toronto (23-4), Mentor (25-6), Pres. Fillmore (27-S), Benvrackie (23-30) Kimau (15). Astyanax (15*1«, Bencleueh (13-14), Bali (11 Cornelius Maersk
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      Left Wingers Call For Elections Now
      254 3 A.P. LONDON, Friday. "pHE left wins of the Labour Party began campaigning out loud today for a new national election within the next few weeks. The Socialist weekly Tribune called on rank and file Socialists to rebel against Prime Minister Attlee and support this
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      BACK TO BANGKOK
      41 3 BVNGKOK, Friday.—Th* Sianiru? Criminal Court which proVed-d U&gt; Lauft+pne- to record, testimony of the Prlner** Mother, aecond last wltnes* in the inquiry Into tt* death ol the late King Ananria Mabldol, has s nt the evidence to Bangkok-
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      89 3 A.P. LONDON, rriduv. British exporters should try to reduce the prices ol their goods to Pakistan buyers. a governrnentuppolnted industrial mission reported after studying the Pakistan market. The mission said British prices were still too high for Pakistan buyers in spite of the devaluation
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      West Release Red Police
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      Mrs. Pinnlek, Chief Commissoner of Girl Guides in Malaya and Singapore is seen present ng the Medal of Merit to Miss, Ing -. .District Commissioner, Singapore at a cerenony held yesterday.
      30 3 Mrs. Pinnlek, Chief Commissoner of Girl Guides in Malaya and Singapore is seen present ng the Medal of Merit to Miss, Ing .District Commissioner, Singapore at a cerenony held yesterday.
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      GURKHA DIES IN ACTION
      50 3 Riflemen Kirtidhog Rai (No. *****:23) of the 1 7 Gurkha Rifles was kiliod in action in Negri Sembi'.an on September 19. In another action on September 20. No. Rifleman Rajbahadur Rai of the 2 10 Chirk da Rifle-- was v ounded. His condition is fairly good.
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      91 5 U.P. HELSINKI, Today. THE go\ernmcnt drafted Finland's 2,200 pnarmacists today to prevent them from joining a general .«trik&lt; in which 13 0.000 workers arc already participating. it was the second time this year that the government used wartime powers to keep vital workers at their jobs.
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      82 5 A.P. PHILADELPHIA. Fri. Aplastic cream which the manufacturing' company claims will "nearly double the life of nylon stockings" is now on the market in the United States. Blue Magic, Inc.. producers of the product known commercially as save said the plastic starch, pac caged
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      428 5 Reuter-AAP. With The United States Marines On Road To mup Seoul, Friday. 1"* usually crowded streets of the city of Seoul are today stilled. f jSStt and overturned trucks straddled the broad tree-lined avenues in the centre of the city. Machinegun muzzles poke
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      36 5 A.P. With U-3. 2n&lt;. LI vision. Korea Today. A l6-year-old expectant mother sunvnu red to the Americans today ana said she had been forced by the North Koreans to act as a py.-.P.
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      107 5 AP. MANILA, To-day. COMMUNIST Hukabalatiops raided the town of Teresa. Riznl Province, about 20 miles stores and burnt the city hall. Residents reported that about 59 armed Huks appeared out of the darkness last night at the Municipal Building. The police force, outnumbered and surprised, promptly obeyed
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      220 5 U.P. SAIGON, Today. Foreii i Legionnaires, striking back toward the Comm.mist-capti red fortress of Dongkhe were ci-dit3d tonight with thwarting any "Korea" typ: R-d assault in Indo-China The French troops were advancing foot by foot aeainst euerilla resistance toward th? jungle out Dost and military sources
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      88 5 AP. COLOMBUS, To-day The Democratic Party of Georgia defied the law when it challenged Supreme Court rulings on racial secregation. a Federal judge declared here. A resolution adopted by the State Democratic Convention which said in effect that Georgia would never allow mixing of races regardless of
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      SOUTH EXECUTE COLONEL
      102 5 A.P. Somewhere in South Korea, To-day. COLONEL Choi Chang Sik who ordered the Han River bridge at Seoul dynamited on June 28 in the face of his own retreating troops, was executed by firing squad on Wednesday. Choi was convicted by a court martial of negligence lending
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      111 5 A.P. LONDON. Today. THE U.S. Navy has 52 warships in the Mediterranean—its biggest concentration there since World War 11. A Navy announcement from the U.S* Atlantic and Mediterranean Fleet Headquarters in London said yesterday that 46 fighting ships and six fleet auxiliaries are east
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      253 5 Reuter. LONDON, Today. THE Commonwealth Ministers, whose conference concluded in London yesterday, issued a communique saying they were agreed on the need to persevere in measures to increase sterling area's dollar earnings. They said they were pleased to "note a very considerable
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      62 5 Reuter. BOMBAY. Today. MR. S. A. Dango. Indian Communist leader has been refused a visa to Ceylon by the Ceylon Government, it was learned hen. yesterday. Mr. Dange who is Vice President of the World Federation of Trade Unions had been asked to presid over the
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      73 5 U.P. BUDAPEST. Today. THE official Hungarian Communist newspaper Szabad Nep yesterday reported an "appalling lack of foodstulTs" in Hungarian shops. It blamed the situation on Hoarding but admit I .d that faulty distribution contributed to it. It said: "Hoarders attacked the shops, spread warmongering rumours and organized
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      131 5 A.P. OSLO. Today DR. Ralph Buncae. former United Nations mediator in Palestine, has oeen awarded the Nobei Peace Prize, the Norwegian Nobel Prize Committee announced last night. The prize this ye:&gt;r amounts to 164.'Jv&gt;'j Krou-r £8.215). Dr. Bunche. 4G yoer-old grandson of an American Negro slave,
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      Korea May Decide Fate Of U.N. —Romulo
      133 5 Korea May Decide Fate Of U.N. Romulo A.P. NEW YORK, Today. pENERAL CARLOS P RO l T MULO said last nignt the Cnited Nations Oragnization will "wither on the vine" 'f it fails in its handling of th? Korean crista. "After Korea, the United Nations will never be th" same
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      55 5 A.P. COPENHAGEN. Today. BUYERS applauded warmly when pn attractive young Mannequin displayed a housecoat at an Odense fashion show last Dig&L Sin turned beneath the spotlight, gave a professional smile, and (hopped the coat o ho'v the nightgown derneathL*ne applause was even louder. She had forgotten to
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      FOUR TOP TEAMS CLASH TODAY
      721 6 HOME FOOTBALL REVIEW By ARCHIE QUICK LONDON, Today. FOUR top teams in the First Division of the English Soccer League meet each other today. They are Arsenal who clash with Newcastle, while Middlesbrough are opposed to Manchester United. 1 Both games hold exciting prospects. While
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      BRITISH WOMEN SCORE GOLF WIN –
      161 6 BRITISH WOMEN SCORE GOLF WIN TORONTO. Thur*. -Vhe Brilial Worn« r. Curtis Cup t«*am ac&lt; te«. an 8 J victory th Can., lun Ladie* Golf Un on team i taking a eleen --weep of thr d&lt;nKe&lt; HVIMJ i-.n«l winn:n&lt; Rv &lt; j tfco k«i ii .&lt;:n-'!• lens. J.an Bi-&gt;cood tBom
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      INDIANS SURPRISE NAVY, WIN 1-0
      423 6 INDIANS 1 ROYAL NAVY 0 THE much-fancied Royal Navy took a one-mi 1 beating when they went down surprisingly to the Indians in a S.A.F.A. Inter-Community League soccer ?ame at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. An car'y by rigiit in the th.ii'l minute of play scaled
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      NEW M/CYCLE SPEED RECORD
      40 6 A.P. PARIS. Fri. A BritiFh motorcyclist. Fergus Anderson yesterday broke the international two hi ur cias.s A speed record. He covered 318.365 kilometres was also set on a Guzzi riddin bi R'Hlo of Italy.- A P.
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      ALL-INDIA SOCCER XI TO TOUR HONGKONG
      63 6 A.P. HONGKONG, Fri.—Hongkong footballers this fall will test their mettle against a visiting All-India Soccer XI, the Hongkong Football Association announced today. A cable has been received from the Indian team, accepting the offer of a threegame programme in November. The Indian team is
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      EARLY LEAD TRUMPS STUDENTS
      791 7 teachers held ace AN early lead enabled the Teachers' Training College to turn the tables on the favoured Combined Schools team when they clashed for the first time in a badminton Classic at the Victoria School yesterday. Snatching all the three men's singles in a now,
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      JACK LEE WILL LEAD ENGLAND
      128 7 Reuter. LONDON. Thurs.- Jar!: L &gt;c of Derby County. ;oadin-; j in the English Ist. Di.-i-.on. lifti been chosen to lead Knffiand'.' attack again*! Ireland to the*'ni. inatioiml soorer inau li :'t E last on Oct. 7. Lee. who is 2/. »111 be making hi-
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      AUSSIES ARE HARD TO BEAT
      136 7 A.P. SYDNEY. Thurs. Americans will have a territic task when they uv to rasa n tho Da..- cup mmyn Sir Norman «hm in Sydney today afte* J victorious contest i:i the Lm'-t sir Norman. President of the Lawn Tenni&lt; A- -.&lt;■ a. ton ot kustraha.
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      WORLD TENNIS AT WEMBLEY
      66 7 A.P. NEW YORK Fri.—Fou rot America's leading profes_ sional tennis players left New York by air today lor London to play in the World Indoor Professional championships at Wembiey. Starting on Monday. They are Richard Gonzales Welby Van Horn Bobby Riggs and J. Donald Budge, a
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      FOONG SEONG CUP TIE POSTPONED
      89 7 The North-South zone final between Torak and Singapore scheduled to be played on October 7 and 8 at Singapore has been 1 cstponed again and is now fixed to be plnwi ofl on October 21 and 28. Perak. who asked for the first postponement when
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      Negri Indians Beat Johore Railways
      100 7 SEREMBAN. Fri. The Negri Indians defeated the Johore Railway Institute by three yoals to one at hockey played here i this evening, in the first I matoh of a series the visl- tors will play here. After holding, the Indians to a goalless draw in
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      RED ARMY WIN LEAGUE TITLE
      56 7 A.P. MOSCOW, Fri.—The Rod Army team today won the 1950 Soviet Union s league soccer title by drawing witii Tiflis Spartak. The score was two-r.ll. Moscow u\ name continues in second place and, from the games left to play, will finish there even it they
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      SCC PLAY WELL THOUGH BEATEN
      517 7  -  By NIMROD THE Singapore Cricket Club "A" team went down 1 fighting to the Police Sports Club by four goals to one in a fast and keenly-contested hockey game at the Padang yesterday. Superior in attack and defence, the Police were a wellmit team. They
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        595 7 SITS. VACANT i A course for TWO PUPIL i ALMONERS will commence on■, 2nd October, 1950. Candidatemust have studied Economies and must hold the Raffles College Diploma or a University Degree. The actual period of training will bp 15 months. A salary of $225 p.m. ph»« C.O.L. and Singapore Allowance
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        228 7 ACKNOWLEDGMENT Mr Mrs. Tan Siong Hoon thank friends and relatives for their useful and valuable gifts received on tho occasion of their marriage en 22nd Sept.. 1950. NOTICES SINGAPORE IMPROVEMENT TRUST. Tenders are invited for Reinstallation of Public and Private Lighting and Wiring for Two Blocks of Tenements at Krota
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      AUSSIE CHAMP KAYOED
      40 8 A.P. MEIBOLRNE. Fri.— American Negro Joey brown knoc.-ved oat I Australian Mfatweigai Ja~x Hassen in me "igatn rouna ol ;t l i-ioanu ngAi ai .*»clDiiurne 1*" nignt. tiassen was on tne deiencc mosi ai me time. —A.P.
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