Morning Tribune, 30 September 1946

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    10 1 MORNING TRIBUNE (New Series) 10 CENTS MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 30. 1946.
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    Dardanelles: Russia Varms Turkey Against Outside Interference
    685 1 Dardanelles: Russia Varms Turkey Against Outside Interference lOSCOW, Sept, 28.-— The Soviet Government in a to Turkey on September 24 and released tote Turkish Government by refusing to share thr Soviet Union the defence of the Dardanelles Bosphorus waa preventing the Black Sea pow•Jrp guaranteeing security in this area. By
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    Communists Condemn Paratroop Sentences
    58 1 Communists Condemn Paratroop Sentences Sept. 29. Meeting K w, the Congress of the WLh Communist Party passm resolution condemning mmo^tragtous sentences of My a imprisonment with m labour and discharge B th.e army with ignominy" K the 243 paratroopers mgrci at Klvana, Johore, H mutiny. K i-.lution is to be
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    UNKNOWN
    92 1 wtEMBERG, Sept.. 29: ReW: -itives of Britain, the H and Fiance— the ft I the International Mim. Tribunal- are to take m at reading the 180,000 review of the evidence at W Tin] ol the 21 Nazi leaders B After the review— m late on Tuesday afterm toy will
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    30 1 BOMBAY, St'pt. 29.- -Another Haj pilgrim ship is to leave Karachi on Thursday with 838 pilgrims on board. The ship which sailed from Karachi on Sept. 15 has reached Jedciah.
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    LATE NEWS
    84 1 HS™JMept.»: Those- the Soviet Embassy Royal Palace in I apologise fur M h I the Soviet I from yester- les in honour of K King George o! I The Yugoslav aAffanes has written himself lor his abK th gave sickness as E tor their nonI Reuter Pt. 29:
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    General Anders Loses Nationality
    29 1 London, Sept. 29. —Warsaw Radio stated last night that General Anders, commander ol the Polish Corps outside Poland, has been depr.ved of his Polish nationality.
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    TRUMAN, SMUTS SAY WAR IS UNLIKELY
    370 1 S.A. Premier Calls For A New Spirit Among Nations Paris, Sept. 29.- -The South African Prime Minister, General Smuts, declared tonight that war was "very improbable for at least a generation." He was broadcasting from the P a 1 a c e of Luxembourg
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    Highlander Killed By Dutch Sentry In Java: Others Hurt
    93 1 Highlander Killed By Dutch Sentry In Java: Others Hurt Batavia, Sept. 29.— A Dutch sentry killed one Seuforth Highlander and wounded "several" other members of the battalion last Ittght, a British spokesman announced. He said the sentry opened tire as a result of a 'misunderstanding" when a British military lorry
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    B. M. RICE DISAPPEARS
    66 1 Black market rice disappear* d from the streets yesterday -but it was available "round the corner." Women r< i ten congregated at the usual spots, but instead of displaying their rice, carried samples only, keeping their supplies out of sisht. Several people reported t> Ing abk'
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    "Permanent Peace" Says Truman
    85 1 "Permanent Peace Says Truman WEST POINT, New York, Sept. 29.- President Truman told America's future jnilitary leaders" yesterday: "We believe we are going to have a permanent peace. That is what we are working for." Mr. Truman made this stateirtibit at the U.S. Military Academy. Earlier, in an extemponuieOU3 talk
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    Russia Won't Reopen Danube To U. S. Shipping
    139 1 Russia Won't Reopen Danube To U. S. Shipping Lake Success, New York, S^pt. 2s. -Russia has served notice on t"h» United States that military mra- sures in the Danubian area are of primary importance, implying that thi Soviet has no Immediate intmtiou of opening tiie Danube to free navi- fat
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    5 KILLED IN BOMBAY
    23 1 Bombay, Sept. 28—- Five weft killed and twenty injured, mostly by stabbing, in communal dis- furbrmcf's hero today. Reuter
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    Schermerhorn: "Too Much Blood Has Flowed In Indonesia"
    790 2 ITAVIA, Sept. 29. An appeal to the Press to b .n mind the delicate nature ol their task was made by :he chairman of the Dutch Commission-General In Indonesia, Professor W. Bchermerhorn a: a press luncheon hfre. Professor Schermerhom said 'You yourselves
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    Wavell Greets Burma Governor
    114 2 N Delhi, Sept. 28.— Viceroy Lord Wavell in a message today to the Governor of Burma, Major General Sir Hubert Ranc°, said. 'My congratulations and best wishes for success to your new all-party government." Pandit Nehru, Vice President of the Indian Interim Government, in a telegram
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    Reports Of Lolo Captives
    127 2 Reports Of Lolo Captives Shanghai, Sept. 29. Pnvat :ej nrta from Chengtu say that •Ji>- U.S Army Mvejtitbtori Wtr« vnitncij* h\» liceriun airmen actually were D-tn^ hekl in bon Jage by the Lolo tribesmen 'I vegtetn China and all verc in jood health. Reports a/e Interpreted as ncanlng that a
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    RUSSIAN ENVOY TO BRITAIN
    77 2 HONGKONG, B<<pt. 29 A ;trn- I 9b nn to break up eorruption racket lii various Hongkong Qoti rmn< n\ d« pafftrnenLs was start<-d early In Lh<- tTMk a mgim of raias wen earried out by a special unit of U'° pollee wiiich VLsiKd the Import and
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    44 2 M ■>'.-. Bept. 28 Qe irgl Zarub'n Ru an Ambassador tiada during the p r win n Un- Dominion Oovernm* w charg* d that M -t« rj b r.nK operating in the coun- < n i lected ai the to m Borlei Ambassador to Br t
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    Tito Intent Official Usis Closured
    97 2 Washingt malic official that the ton American librar jeopardises the U.S. Information dominated Eastern I The SUte Depart drafted a note to tl Government urging the ban on the U.S. service on th* pound T "fundamental and basic cratic issue" of freedom! volved. But report
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    "Britain Will Have To Earn India's Friendship"
    947 2 "Britain Will Have To Earn India's Friendship" LONDON, Sept. 28.— The Liberal Manchester Guardian warns Britain that if she wants India's f/i»ndship it will have to be earned. We shall have to work hard to win it, and to induce her to forget the past/* it declares. "India's independence, India's
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    Army Officer Wins Tribune Lena Contest
    459 3 Another $50 Prize This Week Zonsolation Prizes For Seven Entrants ,ds of entries pou red into the Sunday Tri- for the Lena th e Hyena contest. The ma- the efforts were good— sufficiently good, in I cause the editor to increase the number of
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    NATIONALIST DRIVE ON KALGAN
    198 3 NATIONALIST DRIVE ON KALGAN i pini Sept. 29. A determined Government drive on Kalgan '-,'ave an impetu s to efforts u> liberate the cease-firs team hold by the Communisti in the- Chahar province stronghold. American und Chinese Nationj alist members of another team reached Peiping on Friday afternoon after being
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    Jap 'Prowlers' To Be Scrapped
    85 3 Tokl pt 28. Some 158.00U tons ol steel which <>nc> prowled the Pacific In the shape oi Jap I will wind up In scrap turn ic ol Japan* industry by the end ol 1 J47. us. Navy Headquarters here i d above tonnage would b«
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    Morning Tribune MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1946. Coi8nage
    347 4 Morning Tribune MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1946. Coi8nage ft ifl reported tha Lnueu Kingdom DO minting silver coins. Tn e coinage U io consist emire- ui oase metal Silver money has been in circulation in Britain from pre-Koman times ana us parsing win be regretted on sentimental grounds alone. Fadist reformers
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    Marginal Comment
    1449 4  -  Harold Nicholsom Copyright In Malaya By I(Kv Special Arrangement with the London Spectator). Paul Verlaine in order to commemorate the fiftieth anniversary ol the death 9l i\<ui Verlaine, the Centaur Prei i hav< published a charm- edition ol hi- "Poemea Baturnlens. Lt U a neat lUtl book bound
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    Potsdam Created Problems
    116 4 Potsdam Created Problems Berlin, Sept. 29. T oi German affai] become apparent thai J proving that the Potsda ferenee was a singular h- an international meetin 7 solve the German proWeli The Potsdam "agreement created mor- problems was designed tu sjlve. T power government in a as represented by the
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    W/Cmdr. Foresee India-U.K. Friendship
    132 4 London. Sept. 20. Wing Coa mander Campbell -Johnson, ii was on Lord Mountbatten'ssti in Southeast Asia, said a? Liberal Party meeting at Sd bury tonight that! had the privilege of med Pandit Nehru when Nehru vl ed Malaya last March. He felt deeply from what tl
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      116 5 1 K TANG ROAD, Easter i mm Kids Various -ypes of and Max FhCtor I ducts. Bismurelle Olfi c prwenti, ere i aii BtJX co, Bridge Road, Singapore. Hotel Building) Papcn \%l X ii i H<»(»k Slow t. BOOKS IKVH STREE t[NOAPORE. taurant r, 61 MUMIi Rd. mj- Phone Baggage
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      225 5 .ladies tiair Dreittrs, latest *Mhions and KteDicnrc by Mi«» Anna ilirtjorit' Ami .-.wiies Hair Dressir? Saloon j Formerly of Maisun Galaxy and Maisoii lnterlandi fteeren Buildlnc, Orchtrd Road. I Hotel I THE TWIKN Up-;o-date Hoiel In 9 Mui^i wn6 000l Locality. Rooms: Luxuriously Furnish- i td 3ar: A]l kinds of
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    Why Grow Old'?
    456 6  -  Josephine Lawman B) Happy Vacation As a p* '>>.' wt an d that outSidf ol the I grief and anxiety which the war brought, our great* it hard during the war wa.s being unable to tak<- a trip, if tyre and r i cm were easily available
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    INDIA AND SOVIET
    68 6 Lond(,n, Srpt. 29 Bovt?t Fi ivn Minist'-r V. M. Molotrv it erred in Pars on Ei:**rclay with V. Krishna llenon, personrepresentative ol Paiiuit Jawaharla] Nehru, vio.j •>l India's nev; interim R.«vern- i ment, a Tus tS dispatch from Paris reported 'The interview was concerned I with Questions
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    75 6 LONDON, Sept. 27.— A Woiran whose nationality was stated to be German was Sentenced to six months imprisonment at Marylebone for illegal entry. She was said to ho In 1 love with a British soldier in Ger- many, and to have arrived in Engi land in an ATS uniform, having
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    Gold For Paynienm Of Reparations
    289 6 LONDON. Sept. 27.— 1t is authoritati the formation of a new "Commission f< I sloration of Monetary Gold" to fulfil the m j 1 gold clauses of the Paris Reparations Conferen 1 be announced simultaneously in London, Washii ft and Paris to-niKht. Eighteen nut-ions represented
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    19,467 Families Accommodated
    90 6 19,467 Families Accommodated LONDON, Sept 'monthly housing rirr-.J today as White Pup< rs show- -M j during August. aceornmodJ was provided in Great BritaJ for 19.4G7 families by ni I j ingi, repair of habitable hoJ and requisitioning and I ■ton. The July figure waslM Temporary houses compleJH during the
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    Tito's Action Criticised
    110 6 VATICAN CITY, Sept flj The 'Ossevatore Romano." sem official Vatican newspaper, toda published an attack on Marsha I Josip Tito, Yugoslav Premier, the arrest of Aloysiu.s Stepinai i Catholic Archbishop of Zas 1 and Primate of Yugoslavia, wj is awaiting trial on a charge) i "crimes against
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      155 6 1 IjVlj Alli\l<]lt EXCLUSIVE IN MALAYA TO THL MORNING TRIM V/ flMur Slaucht^r on Common wealth Av4kW€ Bv Al Capo TrM /cur V/^ 1T > CTnr "\l OOeANWMILE— OUTSIDE. T?HE NEXT MORNING SCREAMING HEADLINES, J DEBUT IS A TRIUMPHf MOST J THET SIGN AH 'W\ THE CREAM OF JV EX-
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    Gossip From The London Film Studios
    1051 7 the Savoj with star I Ray and Peter Oravei In coti versa tion al at iWe in the foreground and t- dancen In the back and. From this he progr* ed to a "Jitterbug" seciuenc which is a stage number featur Lng Carol Rayp
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    RUSSIA, CAUSE OF GREEK TRAGEDY
    239 7 WASHINGTON, Sept. 87.— 1n fact, the best available military opinion here is that the whole act of the tragedy of post-war Greece is the result of Russian eil'ort to outflank the Dardanelles and crack the British empire position in the Middle East and of Britain's
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    Police Didn't Help Mobbed Minister
    128 7 Police Didn't Help Mobbed Minister INNSBRUCK, Tyrol, Sept. 27:An angry crowd of Tyrolean assailed Eh\ Karl Grubcr, Minister In cnargo of the Austrian Foreign Office in Innsbruck, today spitting anl .shouting at him and calling him "tiaitor". Gruber, athletic man of 38. knocked down a man who tri*-d to punch
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    PERSIA: NEW FLARE UP
    70 7 TEHERAN. Sept. 2ft- Alter ,i 20-hour truce, heavy lighting has n broken out betw en Qashqal tribesmen and governnt forces betwi en Bhlrai and Bushire Accordinu to the P r slan Government, the Qashqal tr betmen have bee/i sue-- fully ihed back ait r a numb
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    HER 27th CHILD.
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  • VERA ARDMORE'S GOSSIP COLUMN
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      LOVELY BRIDAL GOWN
      632 8 [twlher Good'byi B Headq re wishing farewell t hi tall party on Pi i A lovely party, good tings to at and drink, and lot ol really attractive dresses, ly K»n wife "t the M.G.A.. among tn»* guests, wearing i ofl hade ol blue and Mrs. Coi
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    Your 35-ct. Lunch This Week
    159 8 Your 35-ct. Lunch This Week I TODAY: Rice, Vienna I" t ro -t. salad with rUKSnAY?— Rice, boiled ehii l:<n 9\\ ii hitr tail* fl or r;il»l>:t te rreen peas. < hye Huay. WEDNRSDAY:— Pried met, bee* of prawns, bean sprouts, b. i n cake, Choy Sim THURSDAY:— Bice, vegetable
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    BURMA SOLUTION WARMLY HAILED
    267 8 LONDON, Sept. 27.— The formation •alive Council in Burma has been rec< .ii approval in Bri Jsh political circles. I This solution of the yearold political deadlock in Burmese politics is regarded above all, says Reuter's political correspondent, as due to the persistence, patience and courage
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    U.K. Trade Mission To China
    266 8 U.K. Trade Mission To China i will pass through g f I A United Kingd >m Trad I sion to China Is exp< I leave London on Sept. I three months tour, and willpjjß through Singapore on or std 4. Members ol the M. I all experts in a particular
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    Passengers By Air
    50 8 The fqll i ing i I'.v Q.E.A. nn Sept. From Australia: (t H Ifj Cock'"' M Th« followinj i >d H 28: I For U.K. r M born, s. Ldr. B I Lac. R. H Ta; Chantle H F<. India: G Plnnv;.lii Pill.'ii. V Burn;,: M M
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    SCHOLARSHIPS.
    14 8 HEW YORK. B H Illnl I an War ma W I China.- A.P.
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    FAMILIES TO JOIN TROOPS IN JAPAN
    154 9 FAMILIES TO JOIN TROOPS IN JAPAN LONDON. Sf-p^. 28 Wlve s and British OCCOpatiotl ;r< be on their way 'lo Japan. The first contingent tram India and Britain la expected to arriv by th^ '-nd of November. Meanwhile, women will b»- n cruited in Britain for servir* :n canteens, clubs
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    CIHFLEY'S LABOUR GOVT. MAY BE RETURNED
    72 9 CIHFLEY'S LABOUR GOVT. MAY BE RETURNED Melbourne, Sept. 28 —Th ii lustrtlian t'lurai lection 0--1 \j. rnato ti eit-iin m.\i toe Labour Guv 'rj k -.it ii»c uy Fiim- Miii. ei ChMltS again be returned to powej The first overall picture of the state of the parties fives Laboti? •isKunmoe
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      122 9 it Singapore's Greatest Screen Event! Out' of the life Of The World's most celebrated masterpieces Paramount's adaptation of the f.imoas Ernest Hemingway's worid-miownod book FOR WHOM InC BELL TOLLS (In Technicolor) with I GARY COOPER Ifs'GRID BERGMAN Support «'d by Akim Arturo TAMIROFP de CORDOVA THE MOST LENGTHY FILM 01
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      122 9 7 IA CondijtiOMject '|!AM2»M 4t£ IV SEAT Ah ARMCHAIR. e5O SHOWING TODAY i V t uUn J A H I Ii I Ljk k a" NEXT CHANGE THUNDFiUNO ACTION BREATHLESS ADVENTURE rA TWi iOVi **<** i Joel McCKA KJ^AJ f Brian DONIEVY- Sonny TUFTS AIIIA\h D D A 11—1.30—4—6.30—9.15 LH
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    BOOKS
    853 10 VE Day- And After amm< i rial Record Sylvan Press 0 6d Mr Tab* I down till n himself and st and the polltl *n ol Europe and thi contemporary London scene daring h<> l^ur raontha ftfi r the celebration of V E Day. H< ii quick-minded and candid
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    SHARE MARKET QUOTATIONS
    608 10 I According to -the Malayan Share I Lokut I Pahang Coi I Pattanl I Pangnga Rl I Petahng I Ratman Hyd. m Rambutan %o, 'fl 'I Ran tau j Raob Aust. Gold 2 I Rawang Cone. I j Rawang Tinfields g/3 mj Ration*; Consolidated 20/6 Solayan* Siaim-s..
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    Chinese Beat Indians To Win Sundram Shield
    349 11 Chinese Beat Indians To Win Sundram Shield ISCF.A. 4: Indian Association 2. > Singapore Chinese Football Association won jjver shield, presented by Mr. C.K. Sundram Iyer, jnnual soccer contest between the Indians Chinese which tool; place at the Jalan Besar dium yesterday. > same was watched by a large crowd
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    Growder & Moss In Great Form
    196 11 Growder Moss In Great Form a Home and Home Cricket ■eh on the S.C.C. ground yes■v. A.c Growder's team beat. K Jagger's by 115 runs. inji first knock Growder's mad 173, D.B. Haig (42) nnd Eld'-rton 52*. Pearson tot k m wickets for 69 runs. tt-am were dismissed I .'v;
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    Stronger Govt. For Egypt Likely
    160 11 Stronger Govt. For Egypt Likely Cairo, Sept. 29.— Intense speculation has followed the news of the Catrnet's resignation. It U expected that Isma'l Sidky Pasha will be asked by the King to form a new Ministry, and In the meantime he is carrying out the usual administrative duties, but the
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    YWCA MEETING
    54 11 TV, ..vf y W. I forttl I meeting v iU fc» held on Tb'ir-.i<, v October nt S 18 p.m. it 8 Fort j >nd. 7hf talk to be friv-n T v Mrs. B. G. Pellen will bo »n--t'Hed "They wen! to Wm«binftoii t All memben and friends
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    Recs Beat AMDGW
    260 11 The Singapore Recreation Club beat the A.M.D.GW. by 82 rum lii a cricket match on th<* former's ground yesterday, feature of the match being the bowling of P, D Almeida who took six wickets for 10 runs. Batting i\ it, the visitors made 78 runs (A. E.
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    S'pore Police Sports Meet S'pore Police Sports Meet
    304 11 S'pore Police Sports Meet School, who eh-an-d 5' 8". The P.T.S. won the ii dividual championship. gaining 56 p rtnta while the P.M.D. came MOOnd with 11 points. Mrs. FotUger, Wif»- of Commissioner Foulger, distributed the priMfc 100 Yards Fina 1 Cpl S-ng <1>: Siniva agam (2); Retnasinghaxn <3). Time:
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    Home Soccer Results
    321 11 LONDON, Sept. 28. Foodbal r« Ml!tS. ENGLISH LEAGUE SECOND DIVISION niTliltej I, Newcastle Utd. 1. Bradford 0, We* Ham Utd. I. Burnley 1, Swansea Town 0. Chesterfield I, Fuiham l. Leicester C. 9, Bury 0. Miihvall 2. Sheffield Wed. 2. Mi-u Port County 2, West, Bromwiuh 7.
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    Fate Of Ashes Not Certain
    45 11 The MCC team fi ft ii<- afternoon y rinr.! of .v, Australian rnlei football v •<•. k\ lirht d I tting rarir Alr«-- c! ft Hi i r ni I ion of 1 fine. >■.-•. t M iryM *w h n Reuter
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    World Food Prospects Are "Generally Good"
    678 12 LONDON, Sept. 29. -European farmers reaped the riarvßft of a full years peace this month, promising the Continent an alleviation, but not, an end of the war-born food shortage. Heavy rains in the British Isles and drought in the Balkans upset some calculations, but
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    PRECEDENT FOR FREE MARKETING
    122 12 HDOI Ih« m Ui* e Market, reopened 1 lik«-!y to h" precedent for tV,»- r 6i th< rubber m|#| >•■> n v. i t i r b«ak«l roth-- •<■< mn{ they fffijt I < ■<i \>,r roffi old 10 ouUidc the itcrliog *re* c* t iterl
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    Paris Conference "Outlaws" Yugoslavia
    194 12 Paris, Sept. 29.— A peace conference commb I Adopted yesterday an American proposal i 0 bai davia from the privileges of being a signatory i^m Lalian treaty if she persist od in her announced refjl :o sign the pact. I The Italian Political and Territorial Commission
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    Another Successful Concent At The Victoria Hall
    393 12 Another Successful Concent At The Victoria Hall La:>t Bight's Music for Everybody" was the second of the series of fortnightly concerts being given by Radio Malaya's Orchestra. Encouraged by the success of it: first public performance, the Orchestra, under its Conductor. David Apel, attempted a much more ambitious programme, with
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    KILLED EIGHI YOUNG WOMEN
    73 12 Tokio, Sept. 29. —The poiict day pinned another sex i laying /cshio Kodaira, running up to 4 the total of youns women 1" killed. Kodaira, tt-year-old who frequently laid his new alongside the decompOßad ana skeletons of hi previous has confessed to six of the lust
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    Y'S MEN HOLD DINNER.
    36 12 The Singapore' Y's y. i their first dinner hi the reoccupation Cecil'i Re«tauranl memben :md th< attended, and enjoyed a v evening. I piano Ifist Linda Tan, and -.in i itM-d with
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