Malaya Tribune, 23 September 1946

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  • Obituary
    DEATH
    47 2 Mrs. Koh Peng Yam, nee Chua Vans Neo. aged 47. passed WW peacefully on 20th September. 1946 at hex residence 361 fell* Blangah Read. Uavmg behind her beloved husband eight sons, six daughters, one adopted daughter, and one brother. Funeral Tuesday 24th September, at 10 a.m.
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    A Bid To Pull Small Nations Away from Russia
    442 2 CHURCHILL'S SPEECH A.P. New York. Sept. 22.-Winston Churchill s Zurich speech calling for a United States of to revive Russia's contention that he is campaigning for a western bloc to offset the Soviet Union. I, probably will be taken also as
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    Appeal To Mao Tse-tung
    93 2 Reuter. NANKING, Sept. 21. On the eve of the Nationalist drive against the major Communist base of Kalaan. in Chahar, Nationalist General Fu Tso Yi. who is rushing relief to Tatung, telegraphed the President of the Communist Party. Gen. Mao Tse-tung, asking the Communists to stop
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    28 2 RANGOON, Sept. 22.-Troops made a house-to-house search for arms today in the town of Pyapon where criminals have been terrorising the people since the police went on strike.
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    'IDEA MOTH-EATEN AND MOULDY'
    177 2 'IDEA MOTH-EATEN AND MOULDY Reuter. London. Sept. 22.—The Soviet writer Viktorov in a Pravda article broadcast over Moscow Radio today labelled Wins;on Churchill's idea a European family ot nations as "moth-eaten and mouldy." Styling the former British Premier as a "Municheor" the article Moscow's first mention of Churchill's speech at
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    JAP PLOT TO KILL STALIN
    153 2 Reuter. WASHINGTON. Sop; 22 -An unsuccessful Japanese effort to assassinate Marshal Si aim in 1939 is disclosed in document > is-utd by the War Department This the second in a series of volumes containing documentary ividtnce used by the American and British prosecutors at the
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    Agreement With Brazil
    121 2 A.P. LONDON, Sept. 22.—Britain and Brazil signed a commercial agreement under which Brazil may spend part of Argentine's sterling balance and allowing the free importation of Brazilian tea into the United Kingdom. A clause pertaining to Argentine's sterling balance was a companion measure to a provision in
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    RANGOON GENERAL STRIKE
    171 2 Reuter. RANGOON Sept. 21—Employees of all Government offices, Burma railway Ports and Posts and Telegraphs win stage a "general :>:r.ke on Monday as DO reply has been received up to 5 p m. this evening to the memorandum sent to the Governor urgin;; acceptance of demands lor
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    59 2 Reuter. LONDON, Sept. 22 —British Minister of Health. Mr. Aneurin Bevan announces a "superpriority" plan to complete by Christmas 30 000 council houses and an unknown number of private enterprise houses already up to roof level. Mr. Bevan also mentioned "serious" black market operations—especially in the London area—which, he said,
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    Demonstration During London Church Service
    177 2 Reuter. LONDON, Sept. 22.—Men and women, including a man in clerical attire, were forcibly removed from London church during a service when they staged a demonstration against the alleged holding at mass in a Protestant parish church. The demonstration began at the most solemn part
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    U.S. Airmen Living In Slavery
    159 2 A.P. NANKING. Sept 23 fldal but credible reo.™ Y*t far western Chin, T that some American r 2? !ta tefl men were living i n \~<7 der wild tribesmen north Burma fr i 1 It* mgiorced down r These reports three Americans had hL 1
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    50 PROPERTIES TO BE HELD UNTIL NEXT MAY
    439 3 Spore de-requisitioning (Tribune Staff Reporter) nos; on the eve of the target date of total requisitioning, Oct. I, fixed in June by the GOC, ipore, MaJ.-Qen. L.H. Cox, the Tribune 1 e a r n s al not until May next year
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    TO SURVEY HIMALAYAS
    106 3 Reuter. odcn, Sept. 21.—Two Lood n ex-officers. Frank Menendez Anthony Tate, both of m have mountaineering ex- rnces propose to survey and :re the part of unmapped lavas. Givmg this information today th Diarist in the London Evening S'.andaULi. states that there be rive Europeans and 12
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    Canon Dead In Bed
    53 3 Reuter. LISLE, Sept. 22.—Canon de or Carlisle was found in bed to-day after he »ed conductinjl an earrv:c( He was 69 years of Vicar of Maryport he bed second resident Carlisle Cathedral in Previously he had been Saint Bartholomew, ham and Warden oi ham Boys and
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    Padi Planters Have No Rice To Eat
    195 3 To consider givinj assistance to padi planters, a I meeting was held in ike Office of the Resident Com- rnissioner, Perlis, with the Resident Commissioner a's i Chairman. I 'U phis meeting it was reveale I that about 3,LuO pad cultivators in Perils
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    MALAYA'S TEXTILE POSITION EASES
    361 3 (Tribune Staff Reporter) With the recent lifting of the ban on the expon of textiles from India imposed by the Government of India, it is expected that the flow of Indian textiles into Malaya will be increased several fold. This is a healthy indication that imports
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    MALAYAN CITIZENSHIP
    35 3 Mr. Lim Hong Bee. Secretary, M.D.U., will give a talk on "The Problem of Malayan Citizenship' at the C.T.A. premises No. 11 Handy Road (opposite Cathay Cinema car-park) on Saturday next at 6.
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    Hope Diamond Strikes Again?
    149 3 A.P. WASHINGTON, Sept. 22.Mystery surrounded tne death of 24-year-old Evelyn Mclean Reynoias, blonde heiress ivho lived under the shadow of the fabulous and reputedly sinister Hope diamond. Mrs. Reynolds, wife of former Senator Robert R. Reynolds. North Carolina, ica* found dead in her bed at the
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    "France Has Begun To Build" Says Bidault
    121 3 A.P. FARIS, Sept. 22.—The new constitution establishing France's fourth republic was provisionally adopted ~n Saturday and was hailed by President Bidault as uniting the nation with its colony "in a single community under a single flag". The Constituent Assembly nas finished with its
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    Records Crops From Cameron Highlands
    229 3 The output cf vegetables from the Cameron Highland- during August continued at a record level and the total production was e-timated to be 900 tons. equal to the annual production I of 1939. Cnmese farmers in this area are, however, not inclined to rest on
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    JUMPED PRISON AS GALE SWEPT ISLE
    116 3 Reuter. Isle Of Wight. Sept. 21.—Attei a search throughout the night by all available prison officers a'ded by the civil police tor Harry Hackney, 17 year-oid prisoner who escaped from Camphill prison. Isle of Wight, under cover of n terrific gale which swept the'
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    SHARE MARKET QUOTATIONS
    753 3 Share quotatijns, as at Sept. 20 according to -the Malayan Share brokers Association (Singapore) were a? follows INDUSTRIALS Buyer Seller Alexandra Brickworks Ords. 1.70 1.00 Alexandra Brickworks Prefs. 2.60 255 Brit. Malaya Trustee Executor Co. S.OO 9 00 Consolidated Tin Smelters 22/6 25/--do Prefs. 27/1 28/3 Eastern
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    H'burg Democratic Party Welcomes Churchill Speech
    138 3 Reuter. Hamburg, Pept. 22.—A cable v.ci oming the proposal lor h an. Ltd 4 ates of Europe by Winston Churchill in his Zurien speech has been sent to Church ill b» members of the Free Democratic Party in Hamburg. It says: "Young demjurats of
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    They'll Play Santa Claus
    85 3 Reuter. HONG KONG, Sept. 21. The wives of Hong Konjr Government officials will make weekly tours of the Leased Territories, on the mainland opposite the Colony in a special "condensed milk van," to distribute tins cf milk for 15,000 babies of poor Chinese families. This is
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    19 3 ATHENS, Sent. 22—Richard C. Patterson, U. S. ambassador to Yugoslavia, with his military attache, airived in Athens on Saturday.
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    Trolley Buses
    717 4 Before the war in the tiuan- j cial ci lumns of the Loudon newspapers there appeared weekly statements of traffic earnings of j various transport undertakings, mostly those of home and foreign i railways* but including those of i the Singapore Traction Com- oany Limited. If these statements
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    Malayan Business By The Back Door
    860 4  -  A Businessman's Analysis Of The Black Market B y "Businessman" Prior to the Japanese occupation oi Malaya, the standard Of commercial morality stood high. Today it s practically nonexistent. Three and a half years ol Japanese misrule have created damage which is not going
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    ITALIANS BITTER
    287 4 Reuter. Fro"i John Talbot. BeKte*l Correspondvnt > ROME: (Air Mail —ltalians outer at the condition! of the pcttec treaty, are hugiiinim M> -now peivonal animosity towards BrMsfa troops .tationed tit their xrantry. Siiu» the t-me, three and a half month* ego, when Royal Marines ond from the British
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    'Jemand' To Be Filmed
    70 4 A.P. HOLLYWOOD RKO Radio Studios is arranging the co-ordi-nated stage and screen production of "Jemand." one of Ferenc Molnar' s earlier European dramatic successes. The play will be produced in New York this autumn, and subsequently wll b e made into a picture. Milnar already has
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    THE PEOPLE'S POSTBAG Imports
    435 4 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR* Sir.—A year has slipped by since the re-occupation of this cour.tr y and rehabilitation strides have not been as great as they should have been. For rehabilitation to proceed at rapid space and bring about speedier results, goods necessary for reconstruction activities
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    "Airborne"
    95 4 Sir.—ln your issue of Sept. 17 it i s stated by a Reuter Correspondent that 'Airborne never once raced as a two-year-old". Now Airborne and Murren who ran second in the St. Leger were both handicapped to receive 1 stone 12 lbs. fr >m the t ip weight. Gulf
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    S.T.C. Buses
    88 4 Sir. -The announcement by the management of the S.T.C that new buses will be arriving in the not distant future is very encouraging. However, travelling in buses, nowadays, has its inconveniences and the situation is aggravated by the management in not providing straps for the passengers. Has it
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    C. Of L. Allowance
    75 4 Sir \V»- appreciate tht- consideration shewn by the coat ot living committee in raising the allowance, although the allowance recommended i- not an adequate compensation to meet the present abnormal high cost ol living. We expected any increase recommended will date irom April a- the previou-
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    A European Woman's Appeal
    245 4 —1 «Onld like to congratulate :t Mala van European" on his arti rle OU 'abolish racial discrimination! '—thourrh I fear that the < an.er of snobbery ii rven deep* i rcotcd than ho thinks; for tli root of the trouble i: not only "'racial" discrimnnt on.
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    Telephones
    25 4 Sir. Telephones have been issued recently without consultation with en advisory 'priority) board' Penang has such a Board. Why 's Perak backward? PROGRESS. Ipoh.
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    10 4 Other Correspondence is held over owing to pressure on <pace.
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    Putting Appeal Into 'Grow More Food!'
    596 4 The .subject and importance ot sell sufficiency have been stresI sed since the shadow of war was I cast upon this land literar'.ly lill--1 ed with milk and honey. And. although newspapers have taken up the hint and many articles have been written on
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    CHINESE GOVT. TO AID PRIVATE ENTERPRISES
    328 5 Reuter. Shanghai, Sept. 21.—The Ministry of Economic Affairs is establishing special organisations in the most important cities of the country to assist industrial and commercial enterprise, promote rehabilitation work and grant industrial loans. According to Mr. Wang Yunwu. Minister of Economic Affairs, the first
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    RUMANIAN OIL: PARIS TALKS HIT NEW SNAG
    184 5 PARIS. Sept. 22 The EuroI pean Peace Conference hit a J new snag the Slav bloc, spearj headtd by Russia, contested viI gorously a proposal to give special protection in Rumania to British and foreign oil compani ies. After an unprecedented seven j
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    BERLIN-INTERNED INDIAN'S TO LEAVE
    115 5 Reuter. Bl RUN, Sept. 21.—Forty Inians who were living in Gemn 1939 and remained ughout the war are to be repatriated. ne time since the occupathej were interned, but all now been released and the rnment of India has agreed can go back to India, mplicated
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    Battle For Newspaper Readers In Britain
    221 5 A.P. London, Sept. 22.—Britain's newspapers open a simulation battle on Monday, vying for the favour of illions more readers with all the attractions they an cram into six extra pages a week. papers n °w exist in a s An unparalleled dehas raised their
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    Killearn Asks Sharir To Speed Up
    62 5 A.P. BATAVIA, Sept. 22.—Lord Killearn. the British mediator in Java, has written a letter requesting Dr Sharir. Premier of the Indonesian Republic, to speed up truce negotiations with the Allies, in order to clear the way for the first formal tionsare expected to open
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    Communists Quitting Big Kalgan Base
    98 5 Peiping, Sept. 22.—Chinese Communists are reported to be hastily evacuating Kalgan as one of the three Government columns reach within 30 miles of that great base in Chahar province. American arc rig from Kalgan said the Communists already had removed hospitals, factories and supplies and
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    Greek-Yugoslav Frontier Clash
    63 5 Reuter. Athens, Sept. 21.—Greek newspapers today reported that flashes occurred yesterday between Greek gendarmerie and Jugoslav soldiers "protecting" irmed band'ts on Mount Beles, in the Greek-Yugoslav front er. There was no official connrmitions here of these reports jrhich said that Yugoslav frontier posts in the same area
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    JUDGES SACKED
    36 5 A.P. BOLIVIA, Sept. 22.—A government decree on Saturday night removed all members of the Supreme Court accusing them of having collaborated with the ousted dictatorship of Gualberto Villarroel who was assassinated on July 21.—A.P.
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    Moscow Calls Wallace Peace Champion
    137 5 A.P. LONDON, Sept. 22. Moscow radio said the U.S. Secretary for Commerce. Mr. Wallace had championed a policy of "peaceful collaboration and understanding" in opposition to "imperialist and expansionist" groups in the United States. Contrastino the ousted Commerce Secretary's utterances icith Mr. Churchill's Zurich snecch
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    FLYING TO FAMILY'S DEATH CRASH
    106 5 A.P. SHANNON, Eire. Sept. 22. —0i1-b-jrt Perier. managing director of the Belgian Sabena Airline, is flying to the scene of the Sabana Skyma tar's crash in Newfoundland after learning his wife and daughter Mane. 17. were killed in the wrick. Two other children. Janne. 16,
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    France Becomes A Smugglers' Paradise
    201 5 Reuter. Paris, Sept. 21. —Smugglers were busy today In the thin strip of land from the English Channel to the Alps between the French frontier —where Frenc customs officials on strike stood idly by smoking and chatting —and the Belgian border —where the customs guards
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    THE MUFTI IS CONSULTED
    125 5 A.P. JERUSALEM, Sept. 22.—Jama! Bey Husseini, deputy chairman 01 the Arab Higher Executive, left Jerusalem for Alexandra yesterdaj to confer with the Mufti of Jerusalem on the progress of the Lcmdot tallrs on Palestine. Members of the Executive here rei terate that there is "no chanc«
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    MALAYA'S RICE CRISIS: A LESSON FROM 1919
    132 5 Reuter. LONDON, Sept. 22.—1n a letter on the rice famine to the Sunday Times a correspondent says a valuable lesson may be learnt from the tsl9 famine. "The government took a hand," he says, "and buyer, entered into direct negotiations with Siam. The
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    Plan To Put Europe Back On Its Feet
    223 5 A.P. LAKE SUCCESS, NEW YORK, Sept, 21, The United Nations sub-commission on the economic reconstruction of devastated areas proposed a broad programme designed to put Western Europe back on its feet and help formulate a long-range European economic plan unprecedented in scope.
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    Soviet Medals For Persians
    53 5 Reuter. Moscow. Sept. 21.—Soviet orders and medals have been awarded by the Supreme Soviet I to 25 Persians lor "services renj dertd in supplying Red Army i troops with arms and transport oig freights over the Pers an j a'lway.s' during the war, ii was announced
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    BRITAIN, U.S. WILL ASK RUSSIA 'WHY'?
    120 5 A.P. LAKE SUCCESS. New York, Sept. 22—American and British delegations to the United Nations Security Council were reported to be completing separate challenges, demanding why Soviet Russia is seeking data on Allied troop dispositions and air and sea bases in foreign non-enemy countres. The
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    20 Rice Looters Shot Near Rangoon
    47 5 Reuter. A report from Pyapon. 50 miles southwest of Rangoon says that 20 persons were killed at the nearby town of Kyaiklat when troop- fired on armed rice looters on Wednesday night at Zadabadi mill. One .soldier was reported killed. Reuter.
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    WANTS WORLD FEDERATION OF NATIONS
    249 5 A.P. LONDON. Sept. 22 -The Internationa] Committee lor the study of European problems predicted failure for the United Nations Organisation on Saturday and called for a world federation of nations for the preservation of peace. "In the light ot the recent events, it doe* not
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    Civil Jobs For Ex-Soldiers
    117 5 Reuter LONDON. Sept. 22. An Army Council Instruction has just been issued which notifies a new important step of declared War Office policy of as<V sting a time exp.red sold er to obtain employment in civil life. An agreement has been reached With certain engineering electrical
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    Argentina Bigger Menace Than Spain
    237 6 A.P. London, Sept. 22.-^u Q ting from the .United States Blue Book on the Argentine issued m FeDru aiy. the International Committee for the study oi European problems, charged today t hat "during tne last few months. German groups in Argentina have, notably under the
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    Hungary-Y'slav Minority Exchange
    143 6 Reuter. Paris. Sept. 21. Tluritcn thousand oi the Hungarian minority in Yugoslavia are to be exchanged for an equ number ol Yugoslav minority in Hun gary. under an agreement signed in Paris between the two countries, it was learned today. According to lhe Hune.i.-.Mi, the agreement will
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    The Saddest Queue!
    58 6 A.P. CANNES. Sept. 22. While international film festival delegates were watching motion pictures on Friday night, thieves stole jewels and money from their room- and homes and escaped with 30 parked on Cannes streets, according to police repoit-. The victlm> queued up in front of the police
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    HOUSES FOR GERMANS
    178 6 A.P. HERFORD. Germany. Sept. 22. The Rev. J. B. Hynd. minister I responsible for the British zone of Germany, said that relations between the British and Germans are improving. Mr. Hynd. on a tour of housing facilities foi British families and Germans -aid in an interview that
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    EL ALAMEIN
    80 6 Reuter London, Sept. 21-—Churchill will be the guest of honour at this year's celebration of tht battle ot El Alamein to be held on Oct 23. Field Marshal Lord Ifontgo mery is to preside. Both speed care to be broadcast Vai&ety ariists and a band of the Scots
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    LOST YACHT FOUND WAS PARTY NEWS
    105 6 Aa he was throwing a parte at bis bungalow at Changi on Saturday evening. Air Commodore G. L. Worthington. Equipment Staff Officer. Air Command. South Ea-t A-ia. was surprised by the news that his yacht, the >5.000 "Eastwind", reported lost a week ago. had
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    India's Tour A Great Success
    767 7 'We prove we can be united' Reuter. on sports editor > i;""J^ S Indian cricket touring ma nagei. Pankaj Gupta, summing up the :to Britain, told me today: »i n ever? way ..er the Indian toy has been a great success, cursea by one of
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    Home Rugger
    199 7 Reuter. LONDON. Sept. 21—Bugby Results Yorkshire Cup First Round Bradford Northern 3 Huddersfieid 20 Dewsbury 9 Bramley 3 I Halifax 7 Hullkingston Rovers 11 j Hull 24 Featherstone Rovers <S I Hunslet 10 Batley Wakefield Trinity 8 Keighley 2 Rugby League: Oldham 16 Warrington 2 Saiford 23 Barrow
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    Penang Race Weights
    187 7 PENANG, Sat:—Handicaps for the first day (Sept. 28' of thPenang Turf Club September ing are as follows: HORSES. CLASS one. six fur; Jesanne 10.09 Colour Patch 8.13 Houlichan 8.10 Mr. Chip? 8.07 Prunella 8 06 Favourite 8 04 Tepong 7.08 The Pathan 7.07 HORSES. CLASS two. 5%
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    ILLEGAL JEW SHIP INTERCEPTED
    183 7 Reuter. Haifa. Palestine. Sep:. 22.—A British naval patrol intercepted a ship carrying over 600 illegal Jewish immigrants off the Palestine coast late last night. The ship's engines had broken down near the Syrian border. She appeared to be mak- mg ror Haifa, and is nov% lying
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    Icelandic Footballers Impress
    103 7 A.P. LONDON. Sept. 22.-Icelandic footballer-, playing their first game on grass, were narrowly beaten by three goal- to two by Dulwich Hamlet in the first match of their brief English I tour. But Dulwich were fortunate to win. The Iceland forwards continually outmanoeuvred a poor defence and
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    Brigade Answers Call to Blazing Bees' Nest
    61 7 The Singapore fire Brigade was called to St Andrew's I Cathedral on Saturday night, but when they arrived they found coolies burning ,a be»es' nest in the Cathedral compound. In the early hours of Sunday morning the Fire Brigade put out a motor-car
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    Chinese Beat Recs By Odd Goal
    421 7 SC.F.A 2. SRC 1 The Singapore Chinese Football Association beat the Recs by the odd goal in three in a charity game of soccer in aid of the S.R.C. Rehabilitation Fund at Jalan Eesar Stadium yesterday. it was a fast and clean game throughout,
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    Cassock Wins Irish St. Leger
    90 7 Reuter. Dublin Sept 21— Major D. McCalmont s Cassock, starting 4—l and ridden by J Moylan. won the Irish Saint Leger worth l .000 at Curragh today beating by a length Turkish Tune, which was a 2—l favourite, with Lmaria 3—l. third two lengths away
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    RVS SUNDRAM SCORES 46 vs S.R.C.
    263 7 R V. S. ETindrum and K. Mutnukumaru. scoring 46' Aj 40 run, respectively, were the mainstay I r. Sports Club when they beat the Singapore Recreation Ciub by 45 runs in a game of cricket at- the Padang yesterday. G. Clarke upped the SRC
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    NAZI FROZE VICTIMS ALIVE
    57 7 A.P. WASHINGTON, Sept. 22 —Grwv (ietails of how Nazi experimenters lroze concentration inmates to death were revealed in German io cument. released by the War Department. In a matter-of-fact language, the report! told how human guinea pigs were stripped and exposed for hours to the cold
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    AAA Hold Reunion Meeting
    191 7 Th< Amicable Athletic Assoj ciat.on held its first reunion I meeting last night at its premti ses off New Bridge Road. The j association ceased its activities I during the occupation, but j through the efforts of a provij sional committee set up since the liberation,
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    Easy For BAOCC
    221 7 1 The Base Account Office Cric I ket Club. Changi, had an 1 easy victory over th e Singapore Recreation Club 'B" Team in a game of cricket at the Padang on Saturday. The SRC was dismissed for 70 runs. The BAOCC passed this total for five
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    42 7 A.P. The resignation of Mr. Wallace 'removed a cabinet crisis but left open a clear gap m th<- direction of American foreign policy." commented the popular Be rim afternoon newspaper "Nacht". The afternoon newspapers featured the .-tory but canned no editorials.—A. P.
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    Complete Independence For Ceylon Demanded
    529 8 COUNTRY 'RUINED BY FOREIGN RULE' Reuter. r*M rmswstn Kent Tl. —A demand for complete nation WESUS!-* r 1 'X™ f S centuries of forcitm le < particularly 130 years of Bn i sh rule' which Intel "brought political and ruin to the country" is made
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    ENGLISHMAN SUPPORTS PAKISTAN
    265 8 Reuter. LONDON. Sept 22«- Addressing a meeting of Muslims organised by the Muslim Party of Great Britain in London today an Englishman John Sperni said: "I would rather see everyone of you advocating what you know to those in Britain who know nothing of Pakistan than sitting
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    Tried to Burgle Secret Papers
    97 8 Reuter ROMS. Sept. 22 CIA 21-: Italian alleged to have our. trying to open a safe in the counter-in-telligence corps ofne« > hai be- arrested by Italian carahtnieri »armed police> in tha AlU.d Com mission building here it is learned to-day. He has been handed
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    "Labour Is Behind Wallace"
    111 8 A.P. MIAMI BEACH. Sept. 22. President A. F. Whitney ol the Bl therhoi d of Railway Trainmetl said on Sunday that a political ticket headed by Senator Claude Pepper ol Florida or Henry A. Wallace, former Secretary of Commerce, would have the overwhelming support ol labour.
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    34 8 LONDON, Sept. 22. —The British Government knew of taifc> that have been going on between Iraq and Transjordan on po> ibility of* a un til between the two countries, a ign Office rrpoa"ramam said.
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    Dramatic Development In Java Situation
    506 8 A.P. A definite promise for solution of the year-long deadlock between the Dutch and Indonesian Nationalists developed with dramatic swiftness within 72 hours after the arrival in Java of the Dutch Commis-sion-General headed by Professor Willem Schermerhorn, former Dutch Prime Minister. An authoritative source in
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    He Was Thanked By Chiang
    143 8 Reuter. LONDON. Sept. 22.—Vatican Radio to-day re ported the death in Berlin of Jesuit Fatner Jacquinot de Besange who spent most of his life in missionary work in Shanghai. He was 68. In 1932. "the Radio said, during tho war between the Japanese and Chinese
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    French Police To Join Civil Strike
    153 8 Reuter PARIS Sept. 22. Tho French policemen's trade union has announced that on Wednesday the police will join the civil servants" strike which has already brought out 100.000 employees, it. wa s learnt here tonight. In northern France, bank and ■stock exchange employees hay;
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    Pirette Sale Denied
    118 8 Reuter. PARIS Bep4 22.—Marc--i Le Baron's three-year-old riUy Piretti b> Dein out of Pimpette to o< won th 1600.000 franca Prix V«rneiUe for lillies ovt-r about a BUte ixnC a half at Longehamp. Second a neck behind was James Hennessy': PastoureUe with ifaroel Boussac;Aloorada anothei length and
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    U.S. Denial
    26 8 Reuter. •WASHINGTON. Sept. 22—The United Staus Naval Department announced officially to-night that the withdrawal of United Statnaval forces from Iceland would begin to-morrow.- -Reuter.
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    61 8 How much mualc doea I take to BKJCe a musical picture? Tile answer to this question e»:i jbe found in Fox's amain ilimusieal. i "Stormy Weather**, whan it opens 27th instant at the Jubilee Theatre. It's a musical calvacade showing the changing trends in the public's musical
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