Malaya Tribune, 3 November 1947

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    61 1 y T HE PEOPLE THE PEOPLE Larger Sales Than Any Afternoon Paper In Malaya The Malaya Tribune Vow printed simultaneously In Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Inoh Penan?. 'Phone 5811 (Three Lines) SINGAPORE," MONDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1947 PRICE TEN CENTS. The Malaya Tribune L<,niL>n A at-Ms: Mess.s. Colin Turner Ltd. TalKot P#mm*,
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    PAKISTAN TERRITORY BOMBED BY INDIAN PLANE
    611 1 Full Story Of Kashmir Invasion: Hundred Villages Were Sacked U.P. RAWALPINDI, Nov. 2 —Pakistan officials charged today that a licval Indian plane dropped bombs 011 Pakistan territory- The Pakistan Commissioner sai! Indian Air Force planes from Kashmir dropped three bombs, apparently aimed at Kohala
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    Margaret To Wed Rumanian King Michael?
    46 1 S 2 —An Una Paris newsPi os.s MarKir g M chaei ounceattend the Elizabeth mthatteif i-i i riou£ly j i LO] 'on Guar- ttache* repoi printed in "Already ihe s skedl would 11 Rose of E: gcrown of Rum?.- 1
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    SHIPBOARD TALKS
    26 1 -Dutch and In- tdera will hold s of the threeQs good oflices" al oard a ship near Thousand Batavia. the earned hero toed sources.
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    DEV.IN LONDON
    9 1 IValera, arrived o ad., talki ide Agreement.
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    Gandhi Blames Pakistan
    135 1 Reuter. New Delhi. Nov. 2.—Mahatma Gandhi said tonight he could not escape the conclusion that the Pakistan Government was a reciiy encouraging the raid on Kashmir. Garxihi. who was speaking at his prayer meetirg, said he was sorry to learn, that freebooters in Kashmir uere being led
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    MORE MOVIES FROM BRITAIN
    129 1 Reuter. A .Irive to ion scheduled j got un- j after :*n- nen F9.250.--the b.ggest in British films, by R nk organisa- j are row a product joe or Of 43 full ts to ccmba' fUm ex- i ding the L -75 per cent. 1 import
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    'REFERENDUM FOR KASHMIR'—Nehru
    516 1 'REFERENDUM FOR KASHMIR' Nehru Reuter. NEW DELHI. Nov. 2.-The dominion of India will hold a* referendum under inter^Uorml^P^ nf Kashmir as soon as order is restor.a, r«ui i Nehm Prime Minfster of India, declared m a broadcast today over the whole All-India Radio network. The Indian Government had promised to
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    Absent Tappers Planted Food
    105 1 (Tribune Staff Reporter) The rice position was so precarious that uppers could hardly be blamed lor absenting themselves t 0 grow their own food, said Mr. C. V- Mries, Chairman of the Mentakab Rubber Compary at the 24rn annual gei oral meeting and the extraordinary general
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    EXPULSION ERROR
    53 1 U.P. BELGRADE, Nov. 2. Victor Savltch, spokesman for the Yugoslav Ministry of Information, informed United Press correspondent Mary Lester today that her expulsion order was an error. Savitch'said, "we have nothing against the United Press or your reporting and If you want to stay in Yugoslavia, you may
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    WAVERING BEAM
    67 1 U.P. KECHIKAN. Alaska. Nov. 2.— The US Coast Guard revealed that the radio beam on Annette Island, where a Pan-American DC-4 crashed last Sunday and took eighteen lives, was found to be wavering the day after the ciash. Neither the Coast Guard or the Civil Aeronautics authorities would
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    Malayan War In Print
    59 1 U.P. LONDON, Nov. t. -It la learned thai the official Malaya campaign diepatchee are presently briny printed, and will bo pubUehed early (\cjcl near. Certa.n eeeHona were repintedly icf erred to different mntUttriea, and revised :n erner not to \srovoke harmful ciiticistn Th< \V<ir Ojfu' wan
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    LOCAL CHINESE WATCHINGNEW CHINA MOVE
    281 1 (Tribune Staff Reporter) A brief survey of reaction towards a request filed by me chairman of the overseas Affairs Commission, Mr. Lvi Wei Chin, to the Chinese Foreign Office, reveals "surprise" at the move. The request asked the tore gn Oftice to take immedutU- action
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    45 1 CHICAGO. Nov. 2.—Less than half of the winter wheat crop that had been planted in United States' breadhasket States and much grain row in ground, will be threatened seriously unless rain s break the proio.i„'.d drought, Santa Fe Railways monthly bulletin on crop conditions reported.
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    Bombed S'pore Church To Be Rebuilt
    240 1 (Tribune Staff Reporter) The generous contribution of a leading social worker and the united ecorts of a Christian community have tesulicd in the extension of the present Foochow Mebuilding at Race Course Road, Singapore. In a simple and impressive service yesterday. Bishop Edwin F.
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    "Resign" Call to Labour Govt
    355 1 Reuter. LONDON, Nov. 2.—Mr. Winston Churchill declared tonight that the British Labour Government had lost its mandate while Lord Woolton. Conservative Party chairman, called on the Government t 0 resign after the anti-Labour landslide in yesterday's nationwide municipal elections. The results announced up to tonight.
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    MORE INDIAN CLOTH
    49 1 Reuter. NEW DELHI. Nov. 2.—Tne Governmei. t of India today m an amioui cemert Betting form its textile policy disclosed plans to ir crease the output by P00.000.000 yards annually a d oidered standardization of trie production scheme to come into Effect on Dec. 1 Renter.
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    PROTEST STRIKE
    54 1 Reuter. BIRMINGHAM, Nov. 2.--Over 1 mer—more than half of the city's bus and tram driverand conductors were or strike tonight as a protest agamst having to work overtime pei irq negotlatioi s for higher wages. OrJv two of the city's bus garages and four out of seven tram
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    Couple Waylaid
    99 1 (Tribune Staff Reporter! Shgapore experienced a comparatively quiet week-end in crme. Only one armed robbery and ore urarmed robbery were committed on Saturday and Sunday. Or Sunday night a Chinese couple who were walking along Pulo Saigon bridge reported that they were waylaid by 2 unarmed men. at
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    PHILIP SPEAKS
    134 2 Reuter. CORSHAM. WILTSHIRE. Nov. 1— Lt. Philip Moui<tbatU>i., v ho is to marry Princess Elizabeth cr Nov. 20, made his first public speech in this little Wiltshire village today when he unveiled a war memorial. He had driven over from tne nearby Navy Petty Officers' School at Klrgsmore
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    PASSES TESTS
    57 2 U.P. SANPEDRO. tCalirtrnia). Nov. I. —Howard Hughes' giart flying boat—the world's largest ard the target of a Senate investigation was launched a 1 A v crt through tests with flyii g coli urs. The 219-foot plywood Dane that four years j to build, bobbed liko cork on ihr
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      591 2 agentT^^ IN SINGAPORE Aij€ 4 si<% For Malayan Railways AND uu:\ mm: FOR LONDON, ANTWERP. ROTTERDAM. HAMBURG TYDEUS Calls Haifa Nov. 6 From UK. ior otr»n*, Hong Kong and China BRECONSHIRE due 9th November. I DENBIGHSHIRE due 24th December. tXDO-I'HIXA S. X. Cosailings TO SAIGON, HONGKONG, SHANGHAI, JAPAN CALCUTTA From
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      260 2 WANTED WANTED TO PURCHASE: —Oil ergir.e 60 to 100 HP. for delivery in Malaya within three months preferably horizontal slowspeed. It secondhand, must be in good rm ring condition ard complete with essential spares. State price and where engine can be inspected. Box A 445 M.T. spore. BUSINESS OFFERS GRAPES,
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    Marked Down for Killing By SYDNEY HORLER
    1625 3 untitled Horler's Famous "Standish" Escapades el INDISH. famOUS US a a n agent of the gSH snistep r gtfa henehBELLA -'.V. Staiidish"s CHAPTER I U DISH LOSES W,U HIS W RYE m uhc fmest \i yfair), rouse J i-carned sleep, sat ilderedly at
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    Who Is She?
    186 3 A. A real native of California w Ji has nol only grown up in the State nut also grown up before youi eyeJ on the screen. B She had her first real role in 1934 and you stood up and cheered these two clues should be enough,
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      645 3 ton 2jAl.ii FOR SALE. Latest Model new permaiient waving machine with heaters and spacers. Price $500-0.). Apply to: 78, Robimon Road. Singapore, (D.704». FOR SALE. Newly constructed BAM* Launch 18 tons, equipped with cabin, sleeping aceommoda.t v;. and electric lighu>; copper sheeted, shallow draii ana installed with new heavy duty
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    Malayan Company Profits
    869 4 Attention is bein? iocussed on the profits being earned by some Malayan traders and there is more than a suggestion thai any earnings which may be re* gardcd as excessive will be looked upon with public censure. It is necessary to consider very carefully before condemning what
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    VIETNAM NOT COMMUNIST
    256 4 Not lor c; ago ir a reply to ciuestiors Dut to h;m by a foreign correspondent, president Ho Chi-Minh stated: The French colonial Is* propaganda wishes to make out 1 that we are communists, fas- j cists, imperialists, pro-Japanese, xenophobes, etc.. .As a matter of fact the
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    Singapore's Home From Home For The Seamen
    895 4  -  by BERNARD J. WILLIAMS It has been a general beli< I ♦hat Merchant Seamen are B nonchalant happy go lucky breed, with their pocaets evei full, who get around places and have a contempt for everyon and everything, and.their life i sea and
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    Strange As It Seems
    7 4  -  by ERNEST HIX
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    LETTERS to the Editor New Malayan Constitution (l)
    761 4 Sir, —On October 5, His Excel- j lency the Governor-General, Mr. Malcolm Mac-Donald, spoke over Radio Malaya on the new constU tution which is to be implemented in January 1948. His Excellency's speech was a workmanlike defence of a hopeless, uneviable position.
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    Poppy Day Badges
    153 4 Sir. Tne select known as little tin wheels have been the flr s 7 secure the Poppy Day Car bW es, can he President n' Fund explain hov this hap^. These badges are for a'l ;n« ns such should be sold to all not only to the
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    Wedding Gifts
    66 4 Sir—I cannot underhand*':.? people 01 Malaya be burdened'celebrate he festivities o! Process Elizabeth's wedding? Shcui not the people of Malaya collet money for some hing Tor tfc 1 people of Malaya. In my opinion the Pr.ncrfc should be shocked to hear tha$600,000 is to be ipen fcr sake.
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    Reply To "Walter"
    13 4 We suggest you address Pcomplaint to the hospital «•'rcerned —Ed.
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    Gentlewomen Of The Jury
    48 4 Reuter- AAP. SYDNEY. —Provision for men t 0 si* on amendments to the New South Wales hut have submitted to the US**"" e tT Attorney-General nr"ir> in introduce? Ed view of the Goverrmei that the objection w« servirs on iuries eof sustained —Renter— AAr-
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    SHOT IN PANIC NOT MALICE, P.Cs APPEAL ALLOWED
    271 5 I, !t' p'wrte f I f■ m the Sup- »ek His I. E. C a] by three P nee of is ir sonmMi! Mr J. t; I app Amin and r pres- Wahab tfted' vi r end: a, ay>appellant., Ma in f.
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    Perak Leads MU Dollar Fund
    140 5 (From Our Own Reporter) IPOH. Nov. 2. Of the contributions paid in to the post offices m the Malayan Union for the Princess El zabeth Dollar Fund. Perak leads so far with Selangor second and Kedao third. A total o" $1,900 has been paid direct
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    ACS MAGAZINE
    112 5 The Anglo-Chinese School Magazine which will be out of the piess n a le v days will con tain pictures o." the family ol Mr. T. W. Hinch who retired this year after twenty years as its Principal. This number, which has been specially got up to hon
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    ARABS ADAMANT
    49 5 CAIRO, Nov. 1. —Arab officials said today that the Ui I ted States proposal to complete the partition of Palestine by July 1 would make no differerce to their plan to "fight to the last drop of blood*' to prevei t the splitting of the Ho'.y Land.
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    ELECTRIC CUT MAY DIM K.L. CELEBRATIONS
    324 5 t From Our Own Reporter) KUALA LUMPUR. Nov. 2. The Royal wedding celebration in Kuala Lumpur, for which Government ha 3 allowed a sum of $1.100. were discussed at a special meeting called by Mr. H. T. W. Oswell. Chairman of the Town Board,
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    Alleged Cheating
    109 5 (From Our Own Reporter) PENANG, Nov. 2.—A hill guard. Tay Lean Hin, employed by the Land Office, Penang, was apprehended at the Land Office following a report made by Mr. V. E. Dawson of the Land Office that the man had cheated three Chinese vegetable gardeners. It is
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    German Unity Britain's Aim
    90 5 U.P. BERLIN. Nov. 1— Lt.-Gen. Bir Briar. Robertson. British Military Governor, dec ared toright that Britain aims to reach agreement with Russia, Frai cc and the u.hted States on the ttl ification of Germany. Rcbertsoi "s comment-, were cors'dered significant, because they came at a time
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    STAR STALLION DIES
    77 5 Reuter. LEXINGTON. KENTUCKY. Nov. 1Man-O-War, America's best-krown thoroughbred, has died at Mr. Samuel D. Riddle's Faraway Farm. Marager Patrick O'Neil said that his death was due to a heart attack. The famed horse was beaten only once in his racirg career, r.nd as a stallion he sired
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    BITTER FIGHT
    66 5 U.P. FLUSHING. New York. Nov. 2.— After an all-day debate fhi General Assembly approved, by 41 votes to 10. with four rations abstainirg, the bitterly cor tested resolution implicitly censuring the Union of South Afr'ca for faUirg to place the South-west Africa mandate under UrJted Natiors trvsteer.hip. The
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    "ENGLISH MUST BE TAUGHT IN TAMIL SCHOOLS" DR. MENON TELLS HIS CRITICS
    483 5 (From Our Own Reooren PENANG, Nov. 2—"l am convinced that English must, be taught in all Tamil schools, and that in all English schoo's in this country Tamil may b P continned up to the Serior classes. Without
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    NATIONAL GUARD FOR PAKISTAN
    132 5 U.P. KARACHI, Nov. 2—An Order for the formation of a Pakistan National Guard on a voluntary basis was promulgated in Karachi today. The Pakistan Gazette Extraordinary said that an emergency has arisen making it necessary for the formation of the voluntary organisation to supplement the armed
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    Christening Party
    68 5 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Mr. F. G- Lundon. President of the Singapore Flyirg Oub, and Mrs. Lurdon held a christening party for their first little grand-daughter. Feona Louise Bardwell, daughter of Mr at d Mrs. M. E. Bardweil of Sedarak Estato. Feona was christened by Bishon Wilson at St.
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    Chiangs' Wedding Gift To Princess
    63 5 Reuter. NANKING, Nov. 2—A porcelain dinrer set of 175 pieces, specially ordered by Presidert and Madame Chiang Kai-sneK as a weddirg gift for Princess Elizabeth, has arrived here from Kiukiarg ard will be taken home by the British Parliamentary GoodvAll Mission. The gift is expected
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    APPEALED LODGED
    50 6 Reuter. LONDON, Nov. 1 Five men including David Weil man, MP who were sentenced at the Old Bailey last Wednesday to Imprisonment ranging from one to three years for conspiracy to evade the Board of Trade orders regarding the supply of cosmetics, have lodged notice of appeal. Reuter.
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    Gangster's Grenade Wounds Police Chief
    346 6 (From Our Own Renorer) KUALA LUMPUR, Nov. 2.—ln the early hours of hi* morning a police party cornered the remnants of the dreaded "Malayan Peoples Self-Defence Corps" secret society, killing one and arresting three others, including a Chinese boy. In title gun-bat.le that preceded t§le
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    TREASON TRIAL
    83 6 Reuter. BUCHAREST, Nov. 2 M. Constant in Tit el Petrescu. leader of the opposition wing of the Rumanian Social Democrats, declared in C 4 vi t here today that he had "no doubt of the patriotism*' of Dr. Julius Maniu, former leader of tne suppressed Rumanian National Peasant
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    8,320 SEE GIFT FOR PRINCESS
    70 6 (tribune Staff Reporter J Throughout yesterday hundreds of people vended their way to Raffles Musenm to so; the Gold Casket Singapore* wedding gift to Princess Eazaoeth and i>y thf time that the doors were closed 8,320 peopU had filed 7XI sf. Dr C A Qibeou-HW,
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    Arsenal Maintain Unbeaten Record
    200 6 Reuter. LONDON, Nov. 1First Division leaders kept then unbeaten record in their MWj match of the season hv dravui g with Chelsea in a scoreless game at Chelsea's grourd Stamford Bridge, before a crowd 01 87.0 W. The gates were closed an nonr before the match
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    WIFE CAN STAY, BUT NOT HUSBAND
    64 6 Reuter. BELGRADE. Nov. 2 Thr Yugoslav Government announced today that Mrs. Mary Lester Brandel could remain in Yugoslavia as correspondent of the United Press News Agency hut her husband, Mr. Arthur Meyer Brandel, New York Times correspondent, must leave the country on Monday morning
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    What The Quadrangular Tournament Taught
    938 6 SPECIAL BADMINTON NOTES Singapore easily walked away w>t,h the Pamadasa Memorial Cup in Malacca last week-end. when the local lads scored fifteen wins out of 15 games played against opposition from Johore. Malacca and Negri Sembilan and once again proved tha she is still one
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    Heavy Going Likely For Today's Racing
    369 6 From Our Racing Reporter PENANG. Nov. 2. There have been heavy scratchings for tomorrow's Penang Races. In so te of this, moderate fields will face the starter. Heavy rain wil 1 probably mal<e the going heavy. Following are the handicaps, order of running and
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    Selections
    48 6 (From Our Reporter) Folk. ing are my selections for today's Penang Races: Race 1- PAMELA. Springtime. Race 2.—GOLDEN OAK. Wonder Bird. Race 3. GOLDEN SLIPPER Bitter Sweet. Race 4.- DEMOCRAT, Madang. Race S.—AIRMAIL. Jack Druce 11. Race 6. SIR KEITH, Perambulator. Race 7. —LAND ACT. Golden Harvest.
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    71 6 A.P. LONDON, Nov. I .-First*. elections h< I ar. c-arlv'at. Labour irei With Lai I rr; almost every area. At E cai til Lai the town c< un fr bourites. In Exeter. Libs dropped servativi othi i I Litaak Labour a Ia s i se::. wich.
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    PRESS STRIKE
    27 6 U.P. mi: News paps im v I oaha rpien tn ck ti cert affec* all northerr centres (>••••"'•:• rid G wer« threatened i Italian rjress.— U.P
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    Som Pong wins again: Baltazar Outclassed In Return Fight
    632 7  -  By K.O. It took Som Pong cxactly four mmutcs anil 20 seconds of fizhtintr t > settle all arguments when hn knocked out Baby Baltazar at the Happy World Covered Stadium last night. After a comparatively tame opening session. Som Pong
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    Cheques For Homes Destroyed By War Bombing
    93 7 Reuter. LONDON. Nov. 2. Cheques for £100.000.000 will be sent out by the British Treasury on Nov. 10 as the rirst bulk payment for houses totally destroyed by bombing during the war. These paymer.-ts will cover about 140.000 properties, the War Dam age
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    THRILLING GAMES IN STORE BADMINTON CHAMPIONSHIPS
    930 7 (By SHUTTLE> Several thrilling' games wore witnessed in yesterday's ties for the Singapore Badminton Open Championships when the favourites hurdled the first round. Only five ties were played out of the seven originally scheduled The remaining two were decided on a walk-over. Spectators who
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    ANNAM EMPRESS IN FRANCE
    66 7 Reuter. PARK,, Nov. 2: Nun Phuong, Empress cd Annum, arrived in Marseilles by air from indo-china today with her five children Nam Phuong. wife of ex-Emperor Bao Da|, said thai she bad come to France for Uei health ;»nd to accompany her eldest son who will
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    153 7 The Seaforth Highlanders B Commow t?am played better iootball on a muddy pitch a* Giilman Barrack; yesterday and defeated the Nclso- Sports Chib by two goals to ril. Tiie v irncis opened rconiig through Grimes. The Nelson Sports Club attacked .-'ronglv in rcxt fey/ sai r
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    Cricket Teams Entertained
    133 7 Reuter. MELBOURNE Nov. 2. At the conclusion of play in yesterday's match, the Indian and Victorian teams were guests at a dinner on the Melbourne cricket ground of Sir Rahunath Parar.jpye, Indian I High Commissioner who is shortly I returning to India. Proposing a toast to the
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    146 7 Reuter. BRUSSELS, Nov. 1. Diattes Rumces a representative suie composed mairly of Mfggf reserve players, beat the London Football Association t€amdrawn from London reserve ddes, by three goals to ore aHcysel Stadium today. Twentyfive thousand people watchou Ihe game, in which all the goals wer
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    355 7 (From Our Owa Reporter) ipoh, Nov. 2 A meeting was held or Saturday right o"--twecr the representatives of the Perak, Penang ard Selangor Bac'mintop Associatiors, When the team to represent the No--h tnc South was selected* The match will be played aiirh the Phrstinas holidays in
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    Services and Civilian Prospects: Opening of S'pore Hockey League
    1062 8  -  By 'First Timer" Novv that the Singapore Hockey League has begun enthusiasts have their eyes foeussed on Nov. 11, the date cf the Singapore Civilians vs. Combined Services encounter. Last Friday's game between the Combined RAFNavy and Army teams gave an
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    Pravda Condemns Mikolajczyk
    65 8 U.P. LONDON, Nov. 2. The official Soviet newspaper Pravda. commenting lor the lirst. time on the disappearance of Polish Opposition leadei Stanlislaw Mikolajczyk, said he was an agent provocateur sent into Poland by foreign masters to disorganise the country. Pravda spoke of Mikolajczyk a disappearance a flight
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    113 8 U.P. WASHINGTON. Nov. 2.—For casts regarding the amount ard form of foreign aid. winch W»U be Baked of Oorsress In a special session, are likely to be crystalled this week, when a 19 member special committee, which toured Europe this summer, meets to write its report.
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    92 8 U.P. LIMA. Peru. Nov. 2. Peruvian Red Cross plants rushed relief supplies to eaithouake-shat-tered Central Peru where floods left thousands homeless. The town of Satipo in the mountainous area of Junin Province, appeared hardest hit with 10 reported dead and many missing. Two strong tremors, the first at
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    48 8 U.P. TOKIQ. Nov. 2—Australian Chief Judge Sir William Webb i roke into Friday morning's session of the Allied Military Tribunal, trying top Japanese warlords, in order to cut short Russian evidence on the Manchurian border fighting between Japanese and Russian units, which occurred during 1938.— U.P.
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    184 8 Reuter. NANKING. Nov. 2 In no way can the extension of the American I Advisory Group activities in training Chinese irfantry in Formosa be regarded as the beginning of United States military or financial aid to China. A source close to the
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    64 8 U.P. LONDON. Nov. j ing Soviet thrashed out. t Swedish teams 75.000 far s at ftii* thenbui f> Atl* j warm-up more than quarter c in earn easy. the piorahirj w oners, the Red to beat Czechoslovakia' larkirg Sparta C: fc goals to ore. while elasaa
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