The Singapore Free Press, 29 September 1948

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    18 1 The Singaproe Free Press LARGEST AFTERNOON SALfc IN MALAYA 3 SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1948. PKICK 1(1 (IMS
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    Common defence for the West
    150 1 I nations will stand together PARIS, Tuesday. polkj has been agreed by Mi; of the five Western I ho ir.ft m Paris today on the appeal to the United F lem of the Berlin blockade. is to be set up, and naval H irmaiL 1
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    49 1 Sinyap' etary, Mr. P. A. B McKcrron centre* with She Nationul Registration committee: on Ms lef: f. F. Garling, Covunissioner of National :tion, and Mr. G. Hawkins, Secretary for Deon his right, Mr. G. G. Thomson, Public Rela- and Mr. G. W. Webb, who heads the National Registration Board.
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    Gurney will take over next week
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    Chickens ate rations
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    STOP PRESS
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    K.K. beds closed -doctors angry
    402 1 Free Tress Stall' Reporter TPHE action of Singapore medical authorities In closing 70 beds at Kandanf Kerbau Hospital has angered private practitioners. They say that there is no alternative hospital to which tl. .11 send confinement and that many expectant mothers are living m totally
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    A W HAW: PROBE GOES ON
    111 1 A W HA W: PROBE GOES ON SHANGHAI, Wed. THE office of Shangha A Tiger Hunter", Maj.Gen. Chiang Ching-kuo, told United Press today that investigations were continuing regarding the "Tiger Balm Crown Pr: \w Haw's alleged currency smuggling plot. aid tnat the on win ther to Balm X .v Boon
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    S'pore crimes team for H.K.
    80 1 HONG KONG. Wednesday. A War Cnn m of six to eight officers from igapore are expected here to try Maj.-Gen Kinoshita hi and Sgt.-Maj. V Bunzo. President of the tribunal i be Lieut-Gen. L. A. Maswho has already arrived. Eilchl and Bunzo were reested m
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    Cals for Hie G.I's
    31 1 The United States Army is au--ers, dancers and sea for $4,246 a year jobs a5 CATS (Civilian Actress Technicians), who will entertain Amen and the Marianns. U.P.
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    $ SHORTAGE Asia and Africa as the 'key'
    164 1 SHORTAGE Asia and Africa as the 'key' WASHINGTON Wed. DOSSIBLK the v.oild dollar short ht be the substitution :ca and Asia as sources ow bought m the •ecj States and by inert European exports to these which should then ir turn, sell more to Westi Hemispheie nations, says the annial
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    The critics got a rough answer
    82 1 The critics got a rough answer BANGKOK. Wed! COR criticising the Siamese Army the stair of Siamese newspaper, Yuttltham, ten up by five assailants, one a policeman. Tb* per had carried lei of article^ criticisthe Army's role m Siae politics. The six-man staff ol the paper was attacked as they
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    Philippines may outlaw Reds
    56 1 MANILA. Tuesday. THE Philippines Govern- ment is seeking the advice of the Department of Justice as to whether the Communist Party of the Philippines should be outlawed. There is mounting interest m the question m view of the current offensive against the Hukbalahaps. the leader of
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    Egypt to pay Greeks
    21 1 Egypt has agreed to pay for damage suffered by Greek I m Eevpt dining the world war
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    'The Shark' dies in gun fight
    178 1 BANGKOK Wednesday. THE Shark," Siam's bandit king, has been shot dead a police ambush m South Siam after a furious gun\L m which 500 bullets r exchanged m as many seconds. Police said his real name was Sun Khong. He "was shot to ribbons
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    Reds aided by Dutch, says Jogja
    232 1 Free Press Special Correspondent BATAVIA, Wednesday. TMIE Indonesian Republic has blamed the Dutch blockade and Dutch "acts of aggression" for creating a situation favourable to Communist revolt m the Republic. Temporary Communist successes, says an official statement, are due to the fact that the
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    18 1 with his hands tied behind him. is led b has found guilty by a court martial of e.r
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    MALAY LEADER'S TRIAL RESUMES
    161 1 MALAY LEADER 'S TRIAL RESUMES BANGKOK, Wednesday. 'JUIE trial ol Haji Sulong, leader of South Siam's Muslim minority who is charged with treason, will be resumed m October. A former Prime Minister Khuang Aphaiwong, >vas the leading witness m the fl] stages 01 the trial, which v. held at the
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    WOMAN AMONG DETAINEES
    21 1 TEN Ch. detained by Singapore day. Of held under Regul being members secret soclet Th r emergency de:norning
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    TOJO VERDICT
    36 1 THE war crimes verdicts on Japan's wartime Prime Minister. Gen. Hideki Tojo, and his 24 co-defendants are now expected late m October. Readirg of the judgment and sentences la expected to last a week.
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    600 had no tickets
    14 1 days for travel c/n the 120-m.:- l>!hi-A XX) rupt A.P.
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    Boys brigade week
    17 1 The first Bc>- held by the Firs' Sinpapor* pany of the Bow B: -ade
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    FOUND WITH GUN AND GRENADE
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      18 1 edfsdf y try we I POPULAR I COLD FLAKE M *DE IN ENGLAND 4 v BRISTOL A LONDON
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      100 1 THt UADItIJ QPT9MWSTS xH 8 JrlL for the I 'J^Vf Connoisseur d'^ 1 1 y I S HERR liS Ptr DRY FLY. Pale Amber m cole possesses the bouquet of a true f"ino 9.00 DRY CLUB. An exceedingly pleasant wine, on the dry side, which will be appreciated either as
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    STORM OVER FAGIN
    101 2 Mi: II MF R HUE. the play-wriuht. who is an il of the American Civil Liberties Union, has accused the New York Bo.ird of Rabbis of ".hi of censorship contrary to thr spirit of the Bill of Rights** m trying to prevent the showing of the British
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    41 2 now fa a v ed m this fashion a bareback Ah the Ringiing Brotlurs and Bartnm and Baiicu C: m Hollywood early \th and a lot of pi. wondered if the had mtii calling It her contribution to a br the
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    Korda to spend £1,250,000
    232 2 Korda to spend £1,250,000 BY OUR LONDON FILM REPORTER C I R Alexand Korda plans to end £1,2 between ro\ nd t 194 ho will task m have i of I .1 be ne will fain present-day r which MYRNA LOY m first Briand 1 on md I th i
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    DANCE TIME
    213 2  -  EL I ZABETH LEE Bn TONIGHT, over Radio 1 we shall h this of bn ballroom ci and for my subje liosen this m important i one do Foxtrot ig played, and the fta crowded U :ice the Slow Ff Tun brii. Imm <Qui my run: ing Turns
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    YOUR LUCKY STAR
    182 2 BORN today, you are strong willed self possessed, and I r<;eHowever, jroa tend too much t<» extremes. You either violent!) fur somethini or as equally violent "against" it. nee your decision! not always as as tl ,v often wish to change your position later on. hut through
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    Bridge Problem
    203 2 I nd y Bo\ith ba v. Sou;h dub West ducked a:;d dv queen won W< st won tn< club lead w.th the Whal diamonds? What should lv West can lx sure that hi partner hai diamonc but not thi He may hav< :he ace but that la most
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    Fresh blood arrives
    77 2 BY OUR FILM REPORTER A NEW company film distribut the Trans-Pacific Film will o its doors m Bar Road, the first tit: the The first film ord< from New York by this company is "i I Rcar-Adn Richard E. Byrd th Pole on his pr- bnr: to
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    The Soul of Chin
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    FLYNN HAPPY
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    Cheeky Chappie
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      22 2 5C riECE DIN N IK H N TEA SERVIC! Only $55.50 the bet j Flowered rose china, 53 pieces only $51 50
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      238 2 SINGAPORE lror Tipm nly. m 12 00 noon to 2 00 p iOOW •i the m.dfin 1 p rr band and 7 ,'0 m. 41 ructn hand. M p m to 1.45 p fiom 930 pin to 11 00 p• i 45.-> m* tti-s m the m«d uti. hand and
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  • The Singapore Free Press WEDNESDAY, Sept.29, 1948.
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      A blow for China
      12 4 IT is 1 i he de- ng •he
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      Changi airport
      95 4 I>RFPARATORY work airport i n of tl a n:ed lay by Air Head- v blun^ pr mean side. In construct 1 though not all work has bf tnd it w mean an Incn i although the le runway itself will The sub* much rr than ng the hold-up
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    FAITH
    20 4 What t!' r I command you, observe to i do it: thmi sh.ilt not add thereto, nor diminish from
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    9 4 A hundred Boulevard h r used m the i
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    Is France seeing democracy die?
    408 4  - Is France seeing democracy die? WALTER FARR By PARIS. TODAY m Trance irliamentary I ing le. well-mean- red men. who tod deling the Som t to cut off pieces of living ying :omm. truth s of 1 nch pet to be wheel by the far: M. Robert m Govern: ranee
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    The car gamble
    41 4 OIR John B ■prodm like c off. h.p. I ano resources on model, and has seen to it tl the i for hi d m the ifacture of I tractor- the litre, t and lv COI IMKNW EDWARDS
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    Netc stamp excites the collectors
    323 4 A STAMP that is described as a new "Blue Mauritius" is exciting philatelic circles. It was produced In the Black Forest town of Freudenstad just after thr end of the war and its existence has remained a virtual secret till now. Like its famous prototype,
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    BREAKING THE SOUND WALL
    579 4 By a special correspondent UUMAN f reater than that of sound achieved for the f time m Britain 5, wl ci de Havilland D.H. aeroplane Mr. John I a Mini of Sup i nun i the im 'i* is thr the true d of an aircrafi
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    Science is baffled
    43 4  -  THOMAS R. HENRY By MEDICAL j con. the chief cause of death m ma? hL inations m kidney failure ,c. ors h. of some of Today, n P] D 1 I b p si m m I A cb m
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    UNKNOWN
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    DRIVE TO STOP ILLEGAL SALE OF LIQUOR
    27 5 I miss toners j >£ action ff Reporter I stopping the surreptidrinks in certain has been introMunicipal Comn hi A 'ampaign
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    Second barter ship to Pakan Baroe
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    NEW SCHOOL IN PONTIAN
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    EIGHT POLICE PROMOTIONS
    3 5 EIGHT POLICE PROMOTIONS
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    Post offices proving 'inadequate'
    65 5 Fret* Prt-s Stall Reporter 4 BIG post office building programme is forecast m the annual report on the Postal ser\ Department, Malaya, which lias just been published. The accommodation provided at post offices was proving unsuitable and insufficient to meet the m postal traffic, states the
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    INDONESIA RED CROSS PROTEST
    64 5 INDONESIA RED CROSS PROTEST A n of «2U n Red c the Indu; lor South-Eas' thrice per:; by the Dutch authc 0 to Jogjakarta." the broadcast add' In Siimapore v the Free Pn officially formed that the appeal made the International Red Cross would be taken up as soon as
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    Australia offers jobs to Asians
    12 5 I n Pi .1 Kt-p: THE 1
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    DID NOT STOP, DRIVER FINED
    71 5 DID NOT STOP, DRIVER FINED R.W.C. Mt tenced to a fine of 520 by the Singapore Third District Judge, Mr. Tan Ah Tah, for failing to stoo after an accident m which I Mountbat ten Roa<l He was also finrd $30 foi driving without a Ueenre Meade was acquitted on
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    Hussars on parade
    36 5 Hussars on parade the "lurched •y Of Jalan fiasah Road and h Road. The Colonial Secretary P A. B. MvKrrroii) and the Commissioner of c (Mr. R. E. Fonlger) ops at the Es- Sr, PaOi 6).
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    8250,000 MOTOR COACH FACTORY
    264 5 Free Press Stail Reporter rHK coachwork of certain types of motor vehicles, previously ordered out from Englaad. are now being made m a Singapore factory which emphns local men and materials for the job. Situated at the third mile, Serangoon Road, is the b: factory of
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    LIFE POLICIES DURING CRISIS
    63 5 LIFE POLICIES DURING CRISIS IT was official! terday that etarv o! State for the has been In consultation n don about the'r the matter of life m policies m vi< emrr .mh\ i It lir»s bee at l»\ist ?>(» per i life insurant involved, it is i the intention of
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    $100,000 CLLB FOR COLONY DOCTORS
    87 5 $100,000 CLLB FOR COLONY DOCTORS A NEW clubhouse m which it is intended to build one of the medical libraries m Malaya is being planned by the Alumni Association of King Edward VII College of Medicine. «f the b lation larked In I c one o: :nent oJ brarv to
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    PROTECTED AREA
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    Beer hair-do test a success
    48 5 Free Press Woman THI- Singa I er w!> hair-do to (he woman who would a! experiment with a beer rinse had t> Si. who I user: who Not Wasted dfg h trhj shh h tr m -do to to be I Free Press
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    Pisa for better rural roads
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      30 5 Design Craf tsniiinsliip 4>r Yf FURNITURE BY DAILY DEUVERIES TO ALL PARTS OF SINGAPORE. Simple and Tasty OUR SPECIALLY PREPARED AMERICAN GRILL CHOPS FITZPATRICK'S FOOD SUPPLIES TELEPHONE ORDER DEPT. 5281
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    5 BANDITS SHOT DEAD IN ACTION
    38 6 I indent KUALA LIMP! K. Tin rpR(H police killed five terrorists, captured I and ammunition i gdfgdf hj t er bvdasgfa sf imp gadsgsdfg df htbas fsdfa reft ty wte Free Press
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    Extra petrol not likely
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    Trengganu scouts for Jamboree
    24 6 Til. Incl Amin, I rict Commi Inche Abu Bakar bin Kulup Ohani, nd Abdullah bin a Rover Scout from an
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    PROGRESS AT HONG FATT
    20 6 XV tho b Two T>4o h Is bel ly m 1 m Ju 241 m I
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    COURT HEARS OF LOAN TO OFFICER
    24 6 A MILITARY tailor, < .an, i I lirt martial ol A I 1 Id, "You t. I I an
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    DEMAND FOR 'CRISIS' INSURANCE
    112 6 DEMAND FOR 'CRISIS' INSURANCE 'Some method must be devised 9 Free Press Stall" Correspondent LONDON, Tuesday. ADDRESSING the annual general meeting today A of the Association of British Malaya, Mir. C. K. Wurtzburg, retiring: president of the Association, warned that unless insurance cover was provided m Malaya, there was a
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    $1,000,000 TREASURE FORFEITED
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    MR, A.C.T. KWONG
    32 6 I ree Press Chinese Correspondent .nci Ci m Kuala Lumpur, Mr. A I has left for Chin will o assume his new do line.^e Consul b of liis leave.
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    TONE HARDENS AT THE CLOSE
    93 6 London Stock Exchange LONDON. Tui I 'HE Last day of account brought some hesita the London stock markets tod. Renter's financial correspondent At the outset, prices In all lions were slightly lowered bj some selling, but the daj progressed a harder tone was noti followim
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    Filming S'pore
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    3 'REDS' HANGED IN K.L.
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      47 6 TODAY ONLY 4 Shows "SI STORM" TOMORROW I CAPITOL LAST DAY! 11—2—1 15 77ns ij o. TR L STORY., and Its STRANGER than FICTION. THEPUIfOMER Of I hi Picture Starring WARMER BAXTER TOMORROW^ Oickevßifd Song! i r; I> 'ETTEVj^/ JOSE MCDONALD W\ ITURBI 4^ jane POWELL jL
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      73 6 CAPACITY PRE/ LAST NIG; I NEVER BEFORE HAi BEHELD SUCH SPLZK /w^ s inf. Youii BMMS PmI 3 forever B! 'i remember VTV^^R^l^ FOREVER Will TODAY— S NOff REVISED T! s||O\N pi m "a BOOK £A«ty TO AVO/D fff£ «t FH£ ORIGINAL HORROR SHOWM p AlhambrA *J tomorrow The End
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  • Page 6 Miscellaneous
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      59 6 |^^t Exclusive to the Singapore Free Press m Malaya A */JL? t/no r^/svt*/ MjrtA*/r\ fOH, THAHK GOODHESS]I GOT A yEXCUSE, MISiAIR ACE.'-^NJ <5. /~^-r^ YOU KE BAcK TOO, /LIFT. DUI~ I SENOR MAMDRAC»ORA I Adi OHven J3Ae to meAoik/.j^ ?£iss V eric. 1 look /what the 1 zat beeg south
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    GUE DOES NOT IMPROVE HOCKEY
    178 7  -  FORWARD State, friendly games instead By F EA(W E or competitive matches m hockey tend to create ill-feeling among players and teams and avoid any unpleasantness m the future, the Singapore Hockey Association has decided not to play competitive games of any kind m the
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    New snags in transfer system
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    Y.M.C.A. BILLIARDS
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    HULL CITY GAIN 9TH VICTORY
    65 7 HI j irinning the sion Not uh ihist Sta '•■•> •'•Nterla to one at up a new .!{Ue record by their ninth su* «»f th t tuallv Hull luive pi it httt this >eason. but when leading Oldham m a ii\ s| moiUh the ganu*
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    P.I. TO COMPETE IN ASIAN MEET
    53 7 to b< has been appru A A F. xecutive c> irafted ft comma:, rnanagtrrs of th if po -merit b- transferred from February to May. I d that February bring the tnestei would work haru school athletes. tO tTB ;xs should bt to bt-
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    MILBURN TO LEAD ENGLAND TEAM
    133 7 ll'OKl.l) r AMFI) Tommy Lawton has apparently readied the end of the international road and international football team has a new centre-forward. Milburn i d the EngL. I line agai: returned Sun foil id. 'Derby Conn' .Volverhampton Urn; r Ur Toi: pla Ast r Unit<
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    Dempsey's protege Wins in round 4
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    JOE LUUIS TO WRITE BI-WEEKLY COLUMN
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    WARRINGTON BEAT OLDHAM 55-0
    12 7 UK. Yorkshire (up Second Round 0. Lancashire (up
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    WEST INDIANS
    10 7 left Juy for London where They Reuter air
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    FREEDOM OF LONDON FOR FREDDIE MILLS?
    45 7 F^RKDDIE M rid European, Br 1 British Empire llghtheavywelght Lnn don In city freedom on the as for the Court of Common Council on Thursday is the name of Frederick Perclval Mills pr er of Denmark Hill. Cambi Reuter
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    DICK TURPIN WINS ON POINTS
    61 7 |)ICK IN Ol Warwick. British and Empire middl* champion outpointed Bert Sai.--i f London m t'.ght round? at Birmingham Monday night. Showing a perfect straight let' and an improved riglr put up eduied at tn-' champion lID Van Dam. but Van Dam was hurt. Giovanni
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    IA lose tempers and the game
    373 7 G.H.Q. Signals 2; Indian Assn. Ist XI 1. AFTER spending the majority of the time dribbling away all chances of victory, the Indian Association first team hustled their way out of the S.A.F. A. Cup competition with a display of frayed tempers m their
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    UPSETS FORECAST IN AMERICAN FOOTBALL
    277 7 UPSETS FORECAST IN AMERICAN FOOTBALL AW cadi may bt brewin American college football. Last Saturday's games hinted of 1 revolt m the ranks Notre Dame and Michigan, the two blgwigi last yea: rc f d limit by Purdue and n State. Te> r Bowl opponent m New Orleans la day.
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    Mills' fight in S.A. may be cancelled
    127 7 Mills' fight in S.A. may be cancelled Till ftfht between Freddie Mills. British holder of the world lislu heavyweight title, and Johnny Kalph, South African heaw\v«i?ht champion, due to taki- place m Johannesburg on Nov. iv he calle<l off Fed Broadribh Mills' manacer, said th.it he would not a*reo t.»
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    MR & MRS CRAIK WIN FOURSOMES
    34 7 MR MRS CRAIK WIN FOURSOMES Bun- Son: M R- Craik Mrs. M. F. C O. Cru kshank I 35i M H Pa' and Mr. B. P. White 46— 9J d Mr. 43 ll 381.
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    LEADING JOCKEY TO BECOME TRAINER
    47 7 gRITAINS leading light i or more than 30 will retire at the end of \h? current flat race season to I trainer. Richardson began riding irr 1913 and won many bin handicaps, including two Cambridgrshirt's Mid ffdsfdas gfr jy jhjm A. P.
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    TONIGHT'S BADMINTON
    43 7 Tin I championship tie between Wong Peng Boon (Mayflower) and cheong Hock Leng (Eclipse), scheduled for tonight, has been postponed 1 15 p.m. The Commercial House tie between Mansfield Sports Club and the Cable Wireless Sports C*UD will be played tonight.
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    SAFA Cup Soccer
    12 7 SAFA Cup Soccer play m yesterday Cup Stad beat the Indian^ two-one
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    FLAVELL SEEKS MOVE
    36 7 Babby Flavell. Hearts Centre- forward, who co*t £10.000 on h.s transfer last December from Airdvie is asking to be placed on the transfer list. He assisted Arsenal. among other southern duU In .me
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    Boxing revival on Friday
    114 7  -  CRUSADER By A LTHOUGH there are no new names m the card of fights with which the new promoter, Mr. T. B. Lim, hopes to stage a revival of professional boxing, there should be good fare for those who go to the Happy World on Friday
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    BIRTHS
    25 8 GRAY: At XX on Stpt 28. i Louise, wife of H. M Gray. :.avanjr Lavang. litarj Hospital to Marjorle wife if R A MC
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    MARSHALL PLAN FOR ASIA MOVE
    216 8 Singapore m the project NKW YORK, Tuesday. 4 BID by 15 Far Eastern territories headed by A India. China afod the Philippines for a "Marshall Plan" for Asia, aimed at increased industrialisation of the East, was reported today by the Wall Street Journal. Other territories
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    Sino-Burmese border demand
    92 8 1. proved a resolu nw; early d lUon of Sino-Burmese bon This action was taken i Foreign M Liv S) shuen that China would s< an appropriate opportunity to present the case to Burma other than at present 'when there is a general Commu: Infiltration into South-
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    UNO DEBATE ON AFRICA BEGINS
    204 8 PARIS. Tuesday. THE United Nations General Assembly opened the debate once more on India's charges of racial discrimination m South Africa despite a strong protest from the African delegate, Mr. E. H. Louw, who said that the matter fell entirely under ith African domestic jurisdiction
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    £TO STAY PUT SAYS CRIPPS
    62 8 TO STAY PUT SAYS CRIPPS SIR Stafford Cnpps. Bi Chancellor of iiir told the I National P lub y that his count flatly oppo- v cU yah tion of the st> lational llonetar y Fund's managing direct Mr. Camille Qutt, who <; lared m his annual report, published "So exchaj
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    Call to Indians to withdraw
    236 8 UNO DEBATE ON HYDERABAD PARIS, Tuesday. A FTKR a three hour debate on Hyderabad, initiated by Argentina calling on the Security Council to order India to withdraw her troops from Hyderabad and to restore the State's independence, the Council tonight adjourned further discussion to a
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    The world depends on U.S.:Cripps
    160 8 WASHINGTON. Tucs. THE British Chancellor of the Exchequer, Sir Stafford Cripps. said today that 'the future of the world and nothing less" depends upon the future success ol Marshall Plan. Without a foreign aid the European coir .c been plunged Into cha< Sir Stafford to!d
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    'May put me out'
    172 8 Tin .iviin m a small room at Kj--1 tong In which there art bed You can hardly i cat "If my l&ndlad fo have to have my child In this room, shell try md pal me! I don't ki A Chinese hu>li.<m] died In childbirth atnd
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    The flames of love
    35 8 iy of Army Sers>t Kenneth Wills that his wife bad poured kerosem him and tried to set him on fire, the Bristol iEnt?la::d> D Court granted him a decree msl U.P.
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    Jet airliners 'for experiment'
    47 8 THE Ministry ol Supply, is to order a small number of Tudor VIII all-jet airliners "for experimental purposes" it was announced m Parliament yesterday. The Tudor VIII. the world's first airliner powered by four pure jets, made its debut earlier this month.— Reuter.
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    PLANE HITS PEAK: 7 DEAD
    78 8 CANBERRA, Wednesday. CEVEN RAAF men were killed when a Catalina flying crashed on a peak on Lord Howe Island, 500 miles north oi Sydney last night and hurtled a blazing wreck, dow.i the steep mountains The two survivors were dragged from the wreck; before the
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    Rubber prices
    141 8 SI'LCIAI Market rorrtspondent lives the prlees of rubber (m cents per Ib.) at 11 a. m today as follows: Bf\ Hers No 1 R.S.S. Spot. total 11 u>, S.fc. m bales Oct. N*. 1 E. 8.8 It It 1 N« I RAM 4." No. .1 8.8 1 «it
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    U.K. volunteers: 'reserved' jobs
    42 8 THE Bn bo\ I It of v which volunl 1 not be accepted at pn r the reserv> The list includes mo tis. The announce em•hat the emer reserve scheme is "m r> a call for mobili.v. Reuter
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    TYPHOON HITS TONKIN
    55 8 TYPHOON HITS TONKIN FIFTEEN billed and 20 Injured typhoon hit t: Tonkin m French Ind on Monday night. The typhoon, th. m ret for 10 years, with winds more than 60 miles an hou lysed electrical and v services m Hanoi. D damage are not available owing to the breakdown
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    MRS. ROOSEVELT HITS AT RUSSIA
    138 8 PARIS Tuesday MRS. ELEANOR ROOSE VELT sharply attacked Russia tonight, charging that that country lacks the "essential" aspects of human freedom "which a totalitarian government cannot give to its people." "These concern freedom of speech, press, religion, cons- cience, assembly, fair trial and freedom from
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    'Asian century has begun'
    166 8 'Asian century has begun N INKING, iue>ri A^M KI\(» the Chinese people that they n« fear Wie revival of Japanese militarism. Premier, Gen Chang Chun 'today urged the creation of an Asian economic bi mutual benefit of all the nations concerned.' Speaking over the radio, Gen. C has just returned
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    GREEK REDS TO DIE
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    Israel's fate no with UP says P.I.
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    UNKNOWN
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