Malaya Tribune, 4 August 1948

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    57 1 The Malaya Tribune BY THE PEOPLE FOB THE PEOPLE l arger Sales than any Afternoon Taper In Malaya Printed Triryram* "Tribune R'pore." Telephone. 5811 «V» linen) FIGHT PAGES sin<;/\p»»rk. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4, 1948 TRICE TEN CENTS The MALAYA TRIBUNE London Agents Messrs Colin Turner Ltd.. Talbot Bouse. 98, St. Martin's
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    INNISKILLINGS HERE THIS MORNING
    261 1 "Rarin' To Go Into Battle With Reds" FIRST MILITARY REINFORCEMENTS FOR MALAY A, COMPRISING THE FIRST BATTALION OF THE INNISKILLING FUSILIERS, ARRIVED IN SINGAPORE THIS MORNING. THE INNISKILLINGS LANDED IN SINGAPORE A T 9.30 A.M., ALMOST EXACTLY 12 HOUR > AFTER THE COMMISSIONER-GENERAL MR. MALCOLM MACDONALD,
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    16 NEW WARSHIPS FOR U.S.
    95 1 Reuter. Washington. Ang. 3. Th« U.S. Navy la bulldlog l<> w ->hi;)S, with new weapons and icsip;n.s. This will hi ing into opeiation at least three carriers i able of handling planes for larger than thoee used now. a: well as several new types ranging
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    POLICE SCREEN 113, HOLD 11
    64 1 i v thin morning, men h< C.I.D. and the unipoiiec raided an area n r. Btier Road. tai "t 113 persons was ami II detained for questioning. No arms in but UN police dis 1 several unlawful ao- mbei ship cards ami •I ium packeta
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    GENERAL GETS LIFE TERM
    32 1 ;hal, Any;. 4. Major il f'iien H i-wu, lorrner Ponce Officer of w wra sentenced to life impri onment by the cSstrlcl yesterday for wardering ('hen I.ing-sz with
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    The General Did Not Forget His Batman
    171 1 Reuter. LONDON, Aujr. 3.—Never to forget an old romrade was the ideal of Brig. Gen. William Frederick Mildren. In his will revealed today left £222.403 then appearo I t two bequests £500 to extant Frederick Stapleton who served with the General In the
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    CANNIBALISM CHARGE
    38 1 Manila. Aug. 3. The War 'times Office said 19 Japanese PoWs' headed by Lieutenant lajime Alaoda will be arraigned soon on charges of cannibalism. 7'he Japanese were captured »1 the mountains of Bukidnon 'rovince la Mindanao.
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    FOR GI's BABIES
    45 1 NEW YORK. Aug. 3.—The HS Army indicated it was prepared to cope with cv '11 the smallest of emergencies. It issued a call for 2.370,002 Infants shirt;. The Army explained they are riot for undersized draftees but 'or the offsprings of personnel.
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    BURGHLEY ON GAMES TICKETS
    110 1 Reuter. LONDON, Aug. 3. I»rd ey, chairman of Die Bri- mpic Organising Comaid tonight that the littee has done all it could to prevent profiteering in mpic tickets. There have bean compia.ntil tickets were being sold b> 'i' i v officials and competi--1 "r<i Hiirghlcy said
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    HUNGARY'S NEW PRIME MINISTER
    36 1 Reuter. BUDAPEST, Aug. 3. The irian Parliament today mously elected Dr. Arpad former deputy prcjsl'i and chairman of the Party, president of R« public, in succession to vi TlWy, who resigned Renter.
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    Truman to study Moscow report
    139 1 U.P. WASHINGTON. Aug. 3.—President Truman returned Lo the capital at 1.20 p.m. today and went immediately to the White House to receive the report on the Allied diplomats' conversations with Stalin. The President's plane arrived here from Kansas City. The President had gone to his
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    "NEW DEAL" FOR FALKLANDS
    40 1 LONDON. Aug. 3. The Daily Mail today quoted Geoffrey M. Clifford, Governor of the Falkland Islands as saying he was negotiating for a "new deal" for the islands with the Colonial Office to improve their situation.
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    PRAGUE PURGE
    18 1 PRAGUE, Aug. 3— Prague Radio announced today that purge of the Sokol Gymnastic organisation had begun.
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    Death Warning In Reverse
    465 1 FRONT PAGE EDITORIAL THE EDITOR. SO the Comrades had hoped to proclaim their Malaya-wide otmnunist Republic on August 3, 1948! It seems almost incredible that few thousand fanatics together with a law hundred cold-blooded criminals could have Imagined that the armed forces of the country could
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    Jews Ban UN Official
    116 1 LONDON, Aug. 3. -The Israeli Government today banned Mr. John Larsen, a Swedish United Nations official and "all members of his family from Israeli territory for alleged anti-Jewism activities. Mr. Larson, secretary to Col. Biunron. United Nations observer for Jerusalem, was *r rested by the Jews
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    GIANT CANAL WILL LINK ATLANTIC TO PACIFIC
    255 1 Reuter. WASHINGTON, Aug. 3.— Colombia has agreed to the United tStates request to survey for a giant new canal to link the Atlantic and Pacific 250 miles south-east of Panama, whose Government has refused to renew the lease of America's war-time bases. The
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    Wins Diving Title, Now Her Ambition Is To Have Babies
    216 1 Reuter. London, Any. 3. Mrs. Victoria Manalo Draves, wife of a Los Angeles electrical engineer, won the women's Olympic springboard diving championship at Wembley pool. Mrs. Draves, whose father is a Filippino, announced she now intends to retire from competitive
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    Wholesale Slaughter Of Records
    164 1 Reuter LONDON, Aug. .'{.—One world and 15 Olympic records lay broken at the feet of the earth's best athletes and swimmers as the fourth day of competitions in the Hth Olympiad ended tonight. The day had soon a whole sale slaughter of the old Statts j
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    "DON'T PAY RENTS" ORDER
    51 1 Reuter. BERLIN, Aug. 3.- Col. Paul Markgraf, Soviet-appointed Berlin police president jus*, suspended by tho City Council, has ordered tenants in the house of Dr. J. Stumm, his western sponsored rival police chief, to refuse to pay rent any longer, the German News Service DPD reported
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    ROBBED on BEACH
    71 1 A Chtacae couple robbed by two armed Chinese while j taking the "air" at Pasir Pan- jang night. The robbers got away with a total of S7O In cash and leweUerj. Shortly after midnight two I Europeans, believed to be snlI diors. hired a tax! from Bras
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    ONE ACCIDENT EVERY HOUR
    23 1 A total of 24 accidents occurred In the olty during the past 24 aours. None of them were fatal.
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    ... OLYMPIC FILM ...
    22 1 OLYMPIC FILM The film of tho opening of the 14th Olympic Game? la London will ho shown at th? Cathay Cinema tonight.
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    CYMA CONCERT
    39 1 Tickets for the CYMA variety concert to bo staged at the Victoria Theatre on August 7 in aid of tho CYMA Cluhhouso PUBd have practically beon sold out, the President of the Association informed the Tribune today.
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    FOOD THEFTS FROM OLYMPIC CAMPS
    113 1 LONDON, Aug. 3.—Olympic Housing Chief Stanley Briault announced today that a number of employees at Richmond Park Gamp had been dismissed following theft of Olympic food stores there. Olympic athletes from Argentine, Chile, Peru, Spain and Puerto Rico are among those housed in Richmond Park.
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    MALAYAN REDS PLANNED TO SET UP REPUBLIC ON AUG. 3
    3391 2 C-G Reveals Plot Made Last March Yesterday, a Malaya-wide Red Republic was to have been proclaimed—according to a Communist plot hatched last March and which has resulted in the present wave of terrorism. This was revealed last night by the
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      390 2 On Your Radio Today BLUE NETWORK Mandaiin. Amoy Cantonese; 1.15 Opening Announcement MALAY ft ENGLISH P»og. Summary in Tamil with Signature Tune; 1.17 Tamil PROGRAMMES 120 News in Tamil; 1.30 Listeners' favourites; 2.00 Close From 12 noon to 2 p.m. Radi* Down; 6.00 Signature Tune, ated or 483 metres in
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    ITALIAN STOWAWAYS' BID TO REACH U.S.
    652 3 (Tribune Staff Reporter) travelling half way round the world (from Italy lapanl as stowaways on borrd the Lane Victory three Sanaa Giovanni de Giorgis Ermencgllda (16) Sanna Sana Teresa (16). and Congiu Enrico Mocelli Bat(17) arrived back in Singapore yesterday on board President Buchanan,
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    POLICE COURT RECOUD
    76 3 The Seventh Police Court handled as many as 36 preliminary inquiries last month, constituting a record with an average of more than one case a day. During the pa.n seven months this court conducted 18 preliminary inquiries in January. 23 a month in February, March, and April,
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    EXTORTION LETTERS SEIZED
    93 3 JOHORE BAHRU, Tues day night. Several hundreds of cyclostyled extortion letters in Chinese and reminder slips were seized by the police in a swoop on an area yesterPanchor, Muar district yester day. A police-military party acting on information received, conducted a hut-to-hut search and discovered the extortion
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    YESTERDAY'S WEDDING
    124 3 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Mr. Jack Richard Kelaher, Engineer of the Sarawak Oilfields Ltd.. of Serra, Brunei, Borneo, was yesterday evening married to Miss Jean Katherin Peterson, of Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, at St. An drow's Cathedral. The Rev. Kinross Nicholson officiated at the ceremony. The bride, who arrived in
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    Federation Round-Up
    192 3 KELANTAN: A police report from Kalantan states that three illegal immigrants have been arrested—one Indonesian and two Chinese. The police on Monday found SO rounds of .303 ammunition in Tumpat. PERAK: Sitiawan area Further details have come in of the police military raid on Salak (north) old town
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    Malnutrition
    754 4 Since the beginning of this year it cannot be said there is any real food shortage in Malaya and even official exhortations to grow more food have lapsed into silence. At the same time, on walking through the streets, one s feelings are not harrowed by the sight of
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    August 4
    115 4 Thirty-four years ago today Great Britain's ultimatum to Germany regarding violation of Belgium neutrality expired and the British Empire was launched upon a war which has never really been terminated, though the national aggregations of opponents have changed composition several times and the conflict into which Tommy Atkins
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    RECRUITING FOR THE COLONIAL SERVICE
    1295 4 For the Colonial Service to continue to attract the best type of recruit it must offer prospects, reasonable security of employment and reasonable terms of service. These requirements were postulated by Lord Tweedsmuir in the House of Lords when he opened a debate calling attention
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    Marx's Disciples Busy In Indonesia
    303 4 Reuter. VATICAN CITY. His Excellency Archbishop de Jonghe d'Ardoye, M.E.P., Apostolic Delegate to the Indonesian Archipelago, has paid a brief visit to Rome before going on to his native Belgium for a rest. Commenting before leaving here on the general situation ot the Church in
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    CAN VIENNA BECOME ANOTHER BERLIN?
    431 4 Reuter. VIENNA.- With reference to the situation in Berlin many people in Vienna are asking themselves anxiously, "Could the same thing happen here?" Superficially, the situation is much the same. The Western Allies arc occupying here, j-.s in BciMn, a large part of the city.
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    S'PORE LAWYER GRANTED DECREE NISI
    997 6 The Hon'ble Mr. Justice Brown delivered judgment in the Singapore High Court yesterday in the divorce suit brought by Mona Patricia Braga fc r a dissolution of he marriage with her husband. Mr. A. J. Braga. on the ground of his adultery with a woman
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    2 'MOTHERS' TO SHARE CHILD
    208 6 Holding that the plaintiff gave the child to the defendant as "Sim Poo Kia" when the chilti was 40 days old. the Hon'ble Mr. Justice Brown in the High Court yesterday appointed the natural mothei and fostermother of an 11-year-old girl as her joint guardians.
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    LESTER HITS SECOND 100 IN BATTLE OF ROSES
    557 7 Reuter. 1 v ™i g ong present da batsmen is Edward Lester who not only achieved the ambition of all Yorkshiremen—to hit a century against Lancashire in a battle of the "roses" but he did it twice in the same match. I
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    TODAY'S SPORTS
    42 7 SOCCER: S.A.F.A. League Div. I—S.R.C. vs. Indians. Jalan Besar Stadium; Div. II —R.A.F. Sembawang vs. Pulau Bukom S.C, Geylang Stadium; Div. Ill—Haikowyu S.C. vs. Serangoon Assn., C.V.M.A. ground (St. George's Road). (All games at 5.15 p.m.i. TENNIS: Tanglin Club Tournament.
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    SOCIAL A.P. XI
    94 7 The Social Athletic Party team to meet the Unicorn Club to-morrow on the C.Y.M.A. ground at 5.15 p.m. sharp, Will be chosen from the following:— Anthony Yong, Sim Im Peng, Thoeng Joeng Bong Phua Boon Leng, Tan Cheng Kiat, Koh Beng Hoo, Seah Teo Kirn, Koh Chwee
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    WESTERN B.P.
    123 7 In a friendly encounter between Western B.P. and Winsfield B.P. played at Buona Vista Road last Saturday, the former beat the latter by seven games to two. Results (Western named first) were: Singles: Lloyd Cheah beat Willie Chee 15-5. 15-6: Ismail lost to Thim Fook 11-15. 12-15 Jantan
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    EAST-WEST SOCIETY
    27 7 Mr. Pascoe Thornton, of the Department of Broadcasting, will address the East-West Society on "Broadcasting" at the YMCA tomorrow at 8.30 p.m. All are welcome.
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    REF DIDN'T TURN UP
    53 7 The Civil Service Assn. writes to state that its team did not fail to turn up for Its league soccer match on Saturday, as reported In the Sunday Tribune. In fact, both teams turned up but the referee was not present and the match had to
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    Post-Mortem
    236 7 On Yesterday's Game. ROVERS owe their victory to two things —luck and i th» stonewall defence by up by Vass who, in the absence of Sabapathy, flayed right full-back next to 1 John Hon, the latter substituting for Kadir. Time and time again Vass either came in the path
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    SCC UNLUCKY TO LOSE TO ROVERS
    749 7 PM tZ**££ £at\ho SCO by" the odd goal in three* in iceenlv contested Div. L League game at Jalan Besai ly yes{mfS The Club were definitely unlucky to lose. It was their best performance this season. The Rovers were a goal uhead ut the
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    Y.M.C.A. TENNIS COURTS
    58 7 The YMCA will open lis tennis courts for the use ot members only as fro m j Aug 16. Until .sucli limes as a Tennis Club is reformed and all the courts ready, no visitors will be accepted. Th c Association was ahead with plans tor the
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    The Selangor Association sprts teams went over in Penang during the August Bank to play of games with the Penang Club Pictured above are S.E.A. and P.R.C. rocket the in a narrow win by Penang Club Below. The two teams. The soccer match a high standard of after a hard Club members are on the right.
    56 7 The Selangor Association sprts teams went over in Penang during the August Bank to play of games with the Penang Club Pictured above are S.E.A. and P.R.C. rocket the in a narrow win by Penang Club Below. The two teams. The soccer match a high standard of after a hard
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    Penang Race Weights For Third Day
    482 7 Weights for the third day of the Penang Turf Club August Bank Holiday meeting, on Friday, are given below. The scratchings and order of running will be announced after acceptances close at 11 a.m. 1 tomorrow. Horses Class 1. 7 Furs. Liberty Halt PW
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    MISS QUITZOW JAILED, FINED
    199 7 CONVICTED on three charges of cheating the Naafi Oor- poration, Miss Inez Arisa Qultj zow, was sentenced by the First District Judge (Mr. E. P. j Shanks) yesterday to six j weeks* imprisonment in addition to a fine of $600. The prosecution alleged that posing as
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    F & N SOCCER WIN
    34 7 F N SOCCER WIN Faser Ncave Soccer XI j beat the State Express Soccer 'team by 2 nil in a match played on the latter's grounds at McNair Road on Friday last I July
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    Indian Govt Aid For Repatriation
    257 7 A sum of about $200,000 was ••pent by the Government of India for the repatriation of indigent middle class Malayan Indians during the financial years 1946 to 1948, Mr. Swaminathan. First Secretary to the Representative of the Government of India in Malaya told the Tribune
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    Shell S.C. Cricket
    64 7 The following will represent the Shell Sports Club In a cricket match against the Singapore Cricket Club on the S.C.C. Padang at 2.00 p.m. on Saturday next: G. Clarke (Captain), A Neubronner, J. F. Cockburn, E. W. Lloyds, J. F. Pearcy, N. Aeria, J. V. H. Geeks,
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    BROOKES' APPEAL
    139 7 i In the legal action instituted in Brunei by Captain Bertram Brooke, Tuan Muda of Sarawak, and his son, Mr. Anthony Brooke, against Sir Charles Vyner Brooke, the former Rajah of Sarawak, and others, the Resident of Brunei in Chambers has declined to make an ordei for service
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    "KING" COLE STANDS FIRM
    76 7 Reuter LOS ANGELES. Aug. 3. Negro singer and pianist Nat M Klllg**) Colel today jtopd by i his decision to move Into I newly purchased $05,000 horn, :In an exclusive Lo.s Angeles I district, where prospective neighbours had protested tha. homes were covered by restrictions limiting
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    OLYMPICS SENSATION: REG HARRIS EXPELLED FROM BRITISH TEAM
    373 8 Reuter. LONDON, Aug. 3.—Reg Harris, the world's cycle sprint champion and British Olympic hope, was dropped tonight from the British team because he refused to train In th o same condition! as cycle teams from some 20 other competing nations. The British
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    Mel Patton's Great Win In 200 Metres
    679 8 Reuter. LONDON, Aug. 3. —Mcl Patton, most fluent strider of all the American athlete stars, flashed to victory tonight in the Olympic hurdles over 200 metres. Hls time was 21.1 sec. 0.! slower than the Olvmpie record held by Jesse Owens. his cc'oured
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    He Created Olympic History
    124 8 Reuter. LONDON, Aug. 3 Capt. W. O. G. Gntt, a Swedish artillery officer, made Olym]i<c history today when he won the swimming contest of the modern pentathlon an event xchich gave him ii(t or y in three of the contests of five events and assured him
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    KING FETES OLYMPIANS
    140 8 lO;\ T DON. AUg. 3. Trn Kinn iinri Queen hold a reception at Buckingham Palac 1 tonight for representatives ol all the nal ona competing In the Olympic Games. Representing India were S M. Ifolnul Rao. chet de mission. Kisan Lai. captain oi the hockey team. Jamadar
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    4 Unlucky Men Of Pakistan
    200 8 Reuter. LONDON, Auy:. 3. —Pakistan's four-man freestyle wrestling team felt tonight, for the second time sine? they arrived in Britain for the Olympic Games, that they had made the 5,000-mile journey in vain. Debarred from the fro* Style competition on a teqh- nicality. they tried
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    ALMOST PERFECT
    59 8 LONDON. Aug. Two reached tOO per cent. prrftctinn in th* .~>o metres small hove rift< event when they scared. $$S points out of a possible 600. They wee R. Cook und W. Tmnsen, both of the U.S. Third was J. E. jonsson who scared '01. Two oth')s with
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    5 BROKE RECORD in 1 EVENT
    152 8 Reuter. LONDON, Aug. 3. No fewer than five competitors in the qualifying round of the 10,000 metres (nearly six and a quarter miles) broke the existing record of 46 mins. 28. h sees., which has been standing since 1012 in the name of G.
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    "8-Goal Aziz" Gave Danes No Chance
    215 8 Reuter LONDON. Aug. 3.-—Denmark had no answer to Pakistan's B—soal insid? left Abdul Azziz, live wire unci inspiration of hi; team s 9 nil win in the Olympic hockey tournament tonight. Relying too much on lon-* hitting straight down th" giound Denmark could not
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    Five Finals At Wembley Today
    190 8 Reuter. LONDON. Aug. 3— Wembley Stadium Will continue tomorrow to bn the main centre of activities of the Olympic Games, with live more events brought to an end. Th.y are tile 110 metre., hurdles and throwing the javeMn foi men anil the 80 metres lurdh
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    India's 'Hope' Pulls A Muscle
    200 8 Reuter. London, Aug. 3. Nineteen-gear-old Henry Rebcllo, India's hope of a gold- or at least a silver -medal, was put out of his hop, step and jump event today by a minor muscle injury in the right thigh. Rebello felt the muscle go as he
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    CHINA WIN—BUT ONLY JUST
    29 8 LONDON. Aug. 3. China yon their second basketball match today, but again—only just. They (ieferjted Korea ,by the narrowest of margins 49 points to 48.
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    3 GIRLS BREAK A 12-YEAR RECORD
    87 8 Reuter. LONDON, Aug. Three gonna yirU D Urn an I Hungarian glided through tht Empire pool tonight with th' orthodox bn shattered Olympic records. Thr "old-fashioned" etrdk proved Useli race, the nmm'i B#i »if/r< t breastntroki {he modem butterfly stroke. The world record holder.
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    All The Late Results
    516 8 Reuter. Athletics Men's 110 m Hurdles (First two >v each qualify for the final). Heat I: First, w. Porter (U.S.) H..'{; Second, P. P.rarkmmn (Belgium) 15.2. Heat 2: First. C. L. Bcotl (U.5.)—14.8; Second. H. Prayei I France 1 15.5. Heat 3: First. A. U. Triulzi
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    Afghan Team Played Like One Big Family
    236 8 Reuter. LONDON, Aug. 3.—Six brothers in the Afghanistan hoeXey team gave the United States representatives a big headache in their Olympic hockey tournament match at Sudbury in the north western outskirts of London tonight. Their dash and team-work were a feature of the
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    23 8 U.P. WASHINGTON, Aug. 3.-In-lian Information Services said today tho India-Japan Radio telegraph circuit which was closed during the war will be reopened "shortly.'"—U.P.
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