Malaya Tribune, 14 August 1948

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    63 1 The Malaya Tribune BY THE PEOPLE FOR THE PEOPLE Larger Sales than any Afternoon Paper in Malaya Printipg h >uilo Lw'm pur.,' rp n g Telegrams: Tribune Spore." Telephone: 5811 (9 lines) EIGHT PAGES SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, AUGUST 14, 1948 PRICE TEN CENTS The MALAYA TRIBUNE London Ayente Meaar*. Coitt» Turner
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    PLOT AGAINST BURMA GOVT. FRUSTRATED
    202 1 Loyal Troops Smash March On Ran &oon Reuter. RANGOON, Aug. 11—A plot to overthrow by force the caretaker CAicrnment of Premier Thakin Nu was disclosed today in an official commtmi<iuc here. Deserters from the Burmese Army decided to attack Rangoon and other places in the
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    Terrorists Ray Penalty
    102 1 Five convicted terrorists paid the supreme penalty of the law death by hanging at Kuala Lumpur this morning for unlawfully carrying or being in possession of arms. One of them was Abdul Manan bin ITaji Latif, the Malay wh r > was captuicd in the large-scnle battle
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    "THOUGHT" OF ABDICATION
    111 1 Reuter. PARIS, Aug. ts: The Maharajah (laekwar of Baroda ih lan d in an interview here tonight shortly before he left bu air for India that there IMM in his mind "a thought of abdication". The Mahe -niah, rrhose abdication It I c !n for by the
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    MORE "CRISIS" DETAINEE'S
    60 1 (Tribune Staff Reporter J The total number of persons letained under the Emergency tegulations to date is 228. this figure included 20 out of '08 Chinese rounded up In two aids in the Paya Lebar disliet early yesterday morningThe remaining 88 have been cleased. In further house-to-houpe
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    NO ROBBERIES
    13 1 No reports of robberies were received by the C.I.D. last night.
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    Spy Ring Charges All "Lies"
    71 1 U.P. WASHINGTON. Aug. 13. Lauchlin Currie. aide to the Piesident Roosevelt. When rved as advber on Da, today denounced as l the charges that he fed IS. secrets to a wartime let espionage net work. Cunic went voluntarily bethe House Un-American vities Committee to deny
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    ITALIAN COMMIE LEADER DEAD
    66 1 U.P. ORENCE, Aug. 13.-Com-I senator Giuseppe Rossi. Net of the Party's Centra ommittee, died today at Ms home here after a heart utile was 44. i was a member of the IS-member Directive Council ri the Communist Party. He ntenced to 14 years in by the
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    "EXODUS JEWS" ESCAPE FROM BRITISH ZONE
    90 1 Reuter. Hanover, Aug. 13. Nearly 4,000 of the 4,500 "exodus Jews" who were brought to Germany last winter alter a vain attempt to gate-crash into Palestine have fled from their British zone camps in "secret" night motor transports, it was learned here tonight. Aided
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    FIRE IN COOLIE LINE
    32 1 A small fire, which broke out at some coolie lines along Keng Lee Road yesterday evening, was soon put out by the timely arrival of one Art engine.
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    "Dictatorial Law": Cyprus Strikes
    169 1 Reuter. M« < SI A, 1J —Crowds "t strikers waited outside > ourt here today where /7 inkw leaders, charged witn unlawful assembly denounced the "dictatorial Cyprus •vv which considers a peaceMi demonstration an offence." I'll' 1 tiade unionists, including the secretaries of the left*umj Central
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    Olympic Results
    20 1 Full descriptive reports of the <J u>npi( names and complete resulia to date are given on Page S.
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    TEC HEARS RUSSIAN TEACHER ACCUSE SOVIET ENVOY
    226 1 Reuter. NEW YORK, Aug. 13.— Mrs. Oksana Kosenkina, 52--year-old Russian teacher, who leaped from a New York window last night, accused the Soviet vice-consul from her hospital bed today of keeping her a prisoner, ac- I cording to v Russian speaking American detective
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    Better News From Food Markets
    240 1 (Tribune Staff Reporter j Better news in the food markets here this week emanates from the iice section where prices have declined further. Some ot the commodities which had gone up during the holidays last week have since come down and prices on the whole
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    BRITON RELEASED
    30 1 Reuter. NICOSIA. Cyprus. Aug. 13. —Alfred Leech one of three Britons released by an Israeli court on Tusday after accused of "espionage" has arrived here from Palestine Reuter.
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    THE SECRETS OF RUSSIA
    264 1 In view of the interest in th? present negotiations in Moscow and the Soviet situation gener ally the Malaya Tribune has secured the Malayan publication rights for a series of articles consisting of extracts from the book, "The Iron Curtain" (known in Canada as "This was
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    BEST OUTSIDERS FOR TODAY
    38 1 (By Allan IPOH, Today.—The going should Ire very good for today's. Ipoh Races—the first day of the Perak Turf Club's August meeting. Best outsiders for today should be DEMARATLS, PRINCESS PRINTS and LORD FREDERICK.
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    RED FILIBUSTER"
    43 1 U.P. GENEVA, Aug. 13.—TheToviet "filibuster" against three United Nations conventions on freedom of information will prevent their adoption by the United Nations Economic and Social Council before it adjourns its 7th session here last week in August, it was learned today.—U.P.
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    Attlee Congratulates India, Pakistan
    142 1 Attlee Congratula tes India, Pakistan Reuter. LONDON. Aug. 13. Mr. Clement Attke, Prime Minister, has telegraphed "warm congratulations and cordial wishes*' for the future :>f India and Pakistan which ceh brate their first anniversary as dominions on Sunday From New York Reuter re ports stated that Sirdar J. J Singh.
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    RECORD EXPORT FROM U.K.
    79 1 Reuter. LONDON, Aug. 13.—British exports for July reached, in terms of value, the highest figure in all Britain's trading history, Mr. Harold Wilson president of the Board of Trade told a meeting in Cornwall tonight. The provisional figure for last month's exports was €145.600,000. Although the
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    Kremlin Talks Are Devoid Of Results
    446 1 Reuter and U.P. BERLIN, Aug. 13.—Leading Soviet officials in Berlin were told at an administrative conference today that the discussions at the Kremlin yesterday decided nothing, Germans in official contact with the Soviet military administration reported here tonight. The Soviet Deputy Military Governor, Lt.-Gen.
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    FATAL ACCIDENT
    49 1 (Tribune Staff Reporter A 25-year-cld Indian Cyclist received fatal injuries when ie was involved in a collision *'ith a motor-lorry in Holland Road yesterday afternoon. He died in hospital fe* hours later. Four othe r persons were in jured in a total of 15 acd dents yesterday.
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    CONFIDENCE MUST BE PROTECTED
    136 1 Reuter. Washington, Aug. 13. —Secretary of State ,Mr. George Mar shall has refused to turn over confidential Visa files requested by Senator Chapman comb, chairman of a sub-com-mlttee investigating the possibility that foreign agents aie operating in the United States. Mr. Robert C. Alexander, assistant chief
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    Malaya's New TU Adviser
    112 1 (Tribune Staff Reporter} Mr. A. Simpson, newly appointed Assistant Trade Union Adviser, Singapore, who arrived in the Colony on Friday, told the Tribune that he will not take over from Mr. R. P. Bingham. Acting Assistant Trade Union Adviser, until September. Mr. Simpson, who visited this
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    BIG ATTACK ON INSURGENTS
    94 1 STOP PRESS Kuala Lumpur. Aug. 14.— One of the biggest military operations against the insurgents in Selangor area, if not the biggest in the Federation, started last night and Is still continuing, the areas swept being the wide territory covering Puchong and also the Kajang Serdang
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    RAF Strike Again At Terrorist Camps
    215 2 Early reports indicate thai an extremely successful attack delivered which caught the insurgents completely by surprise, and several insurgents were seep around the huts as the rockets dropped. It is improbable that they would have survived. The pilot of the leading aircraft saw his
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    Charge Withdrawn
    96 2 Two Chinese. Goh Chu Neo (20) and Ong Kirn Seng (20) were discharged by the Seventh Magistrate, Mr. A. G. Shears, yesterday, as tho result of instructions received by A.S.P. L. R. Prynn to withdraw the case against them. They were two of the three accused charged in
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    Airman Sentenced To Death
    169 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Aug. 13. -For carrying a loaded revolver and six spare rounds of ammunition, Mohamed Ali bin Ramli, a 22-year-old airman from the RAF regiment, stationed at Sembawang, Singapore, was yesterday, convicted by Mr. Justice Spencer Wilkinsop, under the present emergency regulations, and sentenced to
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    Chinese Scholars Pass Through
    396 2 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Three Chinese professors headed a group of 19 Chinese scholars who arrived in Singapore yesterday en route to the United Kingdom for studies. The party arrived in the Canton from Hong Kong. The scholars hail from several Chinese colleges and universities in China
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    FUTURE OF MALAY TEACHERS
    130 2 (Tribune Staff Reporter) The Singapore Malay daily, Utusan Melayu, in today's editorial on Military requisitioning of Malay schools, suggests that the Federation Education authorities secure the Malay College, Kuala Kangsar (Perak), known «*s "the school for Malay aristocracy," for the Sultan Idris Training College students who,
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    Abetment Charge Against Woman
    403 2 Peh Bah Goh. a 27-year-old Hokien, was charged before the Eighth, Court Magistrate, Mr. R. W. P. Rule, with possession of 1,790 lbs. of dutiable Malayan tobacco on March 17. Tan Gcok Eng, a4l Hokien woman, was charged with abetment of the offence. In the afternoon,
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    Arrests In Federation
    34 2 Arrests made during the last 24 hours in the various states of the Federation ef Malaya are as follows: Malacca two. Province Wellesley two. Pahang (Kuala Lipis» two and Selangor 25.
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    Malaya n Races Fusion Will Be Successful
    199 2 (Tribune Staff Reporter) The fusion of many races in Malaya is going to be a success, and lead ultimately to the emergence of a new cultore in this part of the world, I said a distinguished authropo- logist. Professor N. Dutta-Ma- jumdar of
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    Young Men's Club Hold Dinner
    69 2 I lie V's Men's Club held its tirst fellowship dinner lor ihis year at the Prince's Restaurant last evening. Seventyfive members and frirnds wer e present, among whom were Mr. and Mrs. T. P. F McNcici. Di. and Mrs. C. J. Poh. Mr. and Mrs.
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    FEDERATION ROUND-UP
    86 3 I following official com was issued by the in Kuala Lumpur today: arrests during the ours include 13 frorr aad <>iv- from Johore. t raa rive Chinese suspect ng connected with the t the two Europeans morning at the TroMinea South of Kampar. arrested, the police visited the
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    NEW OFFICES FOR MR. J.A. THIVY
    132 3 iit biation of the first ary of the independLnicaa, Mr. J. A. Thivv. Rrprc entative of the Governf India in Singapore, will the Indian tricolour at offices at 31 Grange Road, toaMM row. Grange Road, recently •by the Government of Ii lia will he
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    MALAYA TO JOIN UNITED STATES OF INDONESIA?
    444 3 GATHEfUNG RAYA Hut before that re-union of, Ma a y race was established those Malay territories now en-1 jpymg British protection must! first be united and that unity I could only he possible, Dato! Onn was quoted as saying by" the Malays embarking
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    Acrobatic Handcart
    185 3 A Municipa 1 refu.se handcart, summersaulted twice after being Untuned o0 the road by a panning lorry and vras hardly damaged, yesterday. The man employed to push the handcart, fortunately for him, was standing clear of it at the time of the accident, which took place at 11
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    OLD DODGE MORNING ROBBERY
    214 3 Employing the old dodge of entering their prospective victim's shop as the shutters were opened for the day's business tn the morning, four Chinese whose armoury consisted of two revolvers and a knife, entered j a tailor's shop in Crons ©trect, yesterday morning, and robbed i
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    Scholarships In U.K.
    127 3 Over v dozen Raffles College and Medical College graduates who have applied either for a scholarship or a fellowship appeared before the Singapore Selection Board yesterday The Board sa t at the Chief Justice's Chambers. Two scholarships an*} one Fellowship being offered this year from Singapore and
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    30 3 Over 400 Chinese arrived in Singapore yesterday in two > ships from the China ports. The Kwelyang arrived with I 160 passengers, while the Sand- I vikea had 262 on board.
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    SENTENCED MAN MAKES THREAT
    254 3 As he was being taken away from the dock, a young Chinese extortioner, Ang Seng Tec, sentenced in the First District Court yesterday, to two years j r.i. plus eight strokes of the mtan. threatened to seek revenge against the complainant who had £ircn cvUlescc R-rinct
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    CHINA SEEKS MORE TRADE with MALAYA
    159 3 (Tribune Staff Reparterl. The Chines.- Overseas Mini try in Nanking is greatly interested in increasing thvolume of trade with Malay i and is now preparing plans ;.>:' put this aim into effect. This was revealed by the Chinese Consul General. Dr. Wu Paak-shing. who
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    JUDGE DISAGREES WITH JURY
    217 3 The trial of Koh Kirn Tong op a charge of attempted murdej of a Chinese woman. Chew Poh Wah. at a house In Eu Sen Street on July 3. *****. concluded at the Singapore Assize Court yesterday when the- pity returned a 4-3 verdict of not
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    TOILET SOAP FROM U.K.
    70 3 A .small quota of To;let Soa, tfl available for importation from the United Kingdom for j consumption in Singapore. Johore and the East Coast of Malaya only. Applications for licence, together with evtdcnce of firm offer and export licence number tesuedr to a mantrfaetuf»*r in trie
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    CULLED FROM THE COURTS
    284 3 Two young Chinese. Koo Teng Kirn and Lav Seng Hock. were brought before Mr. L. C. Goh. Third Police Court Magistrate, yesterday. It was alleged that between November 1947 and August 7. 1948. the first accused, Koo, cheated the R.A.F. Motor Transport Sec--1 tion, Changi, of
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    PHONE RINGS DIFFERENT IN TIONG BAHRU
    154 3 I Tribune Woman Reporter) Mr. R. W. Stainforth, General Manager of the Oriental Telephone Co.. Ltd.. stated that subscribers making use of tht new temporary exchange <t Tiong Bahru must expect a different type of ringing tone. Instead of the usual double buzz-buzz followed
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    Enteritis Claims 23 Deaths Here
    77 3 i i Emcritis was th e chief cause j of mortality out of 165 deaths that occured in Singapore j during the week ending Aug 7 Twenty-three deaths were caused by enteritis. fcecond came tuberculoslj which claimed 20 lives which lis half th e number
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    E. Maurice Clover
    861 4 This week end Mr. E. Maurice Glover, for fifteen years Managing Editor of the Malaya Tribune Press Limited, leaves on retirement. An Englishman, he returns to the country of his birth, not to rest entirely from his labours but to assume new responsibilities in the metropolis of
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    U.S.- EX-OFFICIO MEMBER OF EMPIRE?
    1283 4  -  by William H. Stringer (Chauf of the London) Now Burena of the Christion Spo Moartheri. The British Commonwealth of j Nations, the greatest informal I untreatified association of states the world ever has known, is j now entering one of its epochal j period., of
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    GERMANY'S "BLACK" POPULATION
    268 4 PKANKFIHT. Or*, adnonistiatots here bebmflM a special sup, j vised lahour scheme nay be amdri v v. slst in the reJiabtttattn of Western Genaany'i lanl Market" pnmaatjpn, noaaW by aoaae <>f then at on,, m cent of tho total 4fi.ooo.iWl numbers ~f c,. chiefly younp people, haw
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    FOR EXPORT ONLY-FOUR ROSES
    310 4 Reuter. VIENNA. (Air Mail I. Complaints published widely »n the Communist press in Vienna that some of the foodstuffs supplied by America "and paid for in dollars" have been unfit for human consumption are denied by both American and Austrian officials here. The Communist reports paid
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    Engineers Discuss The Mosquito
    192 4 In the course of discussions at the conference on civil engineering which has just concluded in London, anti-mosquito work as it affects civil, engineers was one of the subjects dealt with. A paper submitted to conference reported on? method of dealing with mosquito breeding swamps which
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      464 6 Church Services St. Andrew's Cathedral: 7 a.m. Holy Communion. 8 a.m. j Choral Eucharist 10.30 a.m. Matins followed by Holy Com--1 munion at 11.15 a.m. and 5.30 l p.m. Evensong. St. Paul';; Church. Upper Serangoon 8 a.m. Holy Communion, and 5.30 p.m. Evensong. St. Hildas Church, Katong: 8 a.m. Holy
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    SELECTIONS
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    Rain Plays Havoc with Home Cricket: 4 Games Abandoned
    661 7 Reuter. LONDON, Atlg. 13.—Rain played havoc with many of the county matches in the series enaed today, and four had to be abandoned without even a decision on the first innings being reached. Ito rive for 34. Muncci had three for
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    Today's Race Card
    994 7 Following is the card f»r today's races at Ipoh, with probable jockeys (first race at 2 p.m.):— RACE ONE Horses Class 3, Div. 4, 5 Furs. Straight 13 1 Kaiserine 9.00 Lansdown (Spenceri 2 0 0 Sir Keith 8.09 Turner (Martin 0 2 0 Sky Raider II
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    Post-Mortem
    254 7 On Yesterday's Game THE RECS put up an excellent show in the circumstances. Although the substitute were hardworking, particular Ron]/ Barth the absence of Laxcther and the Noronha brothers considerably weakened the defence. Despite this, the Rccs had more opportunities in the first session and were worth more than
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    News From The Mews
    160 7 (By ALLAN LEWIS/ IPOH. —Jackpot, Maestro and Virtuoso, formerly trained in Ipoh by M. Van Breukelen arc now being trained at Kualu Lumpur by A. W. Sleigh. Dr. Hugh Smith, owner of Honey Comb, and managing partner of 'Tiga Lima Kongat" left on Tuesday last for
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    26 7 Mr. K. Abraham. Sanitary Inspector, Grade I. has been ap pointed to act as Chief Sanitary Inspector, Health Branch, Singapore, la place of Mr. H. -ander.
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    S.C.F.A TO HOLD TRIAL CAME
    127 8 The S.C.F.A. is holding a trial match between Possibles and Probables at Jalan Besar Stadium tomorrow to enabb the selection committee to pick a side to represent the S.C.F.A i in the forthcoming Malayan > Inter-State Competition. The following players hay been requested to turn
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    FINAL TEST: PLAY TODAY DOUBTFUL
    114 8 Reuter. London, Aug. t$* Late today pools of water lay m plflCQj in the middle of the ground at The Oval and plan on the first day must therefore, be regarded as extremely doubtful unless there is a sudden change in the weather. An official
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    S.R.C.-Navy Match
    64 8 Royal Navy 5 S.R.C 4 There was a glut of goals at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday when the Royal Navy and the S.R.C. met in the second round of the first division S.A.F.A. League. Navy won by five goals to four. The Rocs played well in spite ot
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    DUTCHMEN BR USHASIDE GALLANT DEFENCE
    654 8 PAKISTAN'S OLYMPIC HOCKEY DEFEAT LONDON, Aug. 13.—Pakistan, fighting gallantly to the end on a greasy rain-soaked pitch, lost their Olympic third place in the hockey tournament tonight to Holland, who won by four goals to one. Tlie Pakistanis were in trouble from the opening whistle
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    Thrilling Cycling Marathon
    210 8 Reuter. WINDSOR. Aug. 13.— Jose Beyaert of France shot out of a bunched mass of spinning wheels today to win the Olympic cyclists' marathon— the 195 kilometre? (121 milts 291 yards) road race with a great burst of speed. He finished just ever 20 yards in front
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    PAKISTAN DAY PROGRAMME
    116 8 The Overseas Pakistani Association has drawn up a colourful programme in celebration of Pakistan Day. tomorrow. There will be feeding of the poor between 1.30 and ".30 p.m. that day at the Sultan Mosque, followed by prayer meeting at the mosque at 4 p.m. A mass meeting
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    GOLD MEDALS FOR INDIANS
    116 8 LONDON, Aug. 1.1: The Indian Olympic hockey title winner* were presented with tiii ir yold medals in tin Olympic Stadium tonight. in their pale blue blazers and white flannels they looked extremely happy as the mounted the rostrum n the growing darknett. A large part of
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    SABRE TITLE
    51 8 LONDON, Aug. 13: r.uity-Mgnt-yeai-old Aiadat Geie-vich jOnight won tlw Olympic individual sabre title. This la th< ritth time In succession that .his title has gone to a Hung.i I rian. In his A rat fight. Gerevich snatched victory from his feli low countryman. Paul Kovacs, 1936 world sabre
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    Sweden Win Olympic , Soccer Title
    243 8 Sweden Win Olympic Soccer Title Reuter. LONDON. Aug. 13 Swt del became the Olympic soecei champions tonight when in th< Wembley Stadium they defeated Yugoslavia in the Una 1 v 3-1. They had been the favourite: for the title lipht from th< •tart of the competition but Ihe Yugoslavs toupht
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    THERE WAS CONFUSION OVER INDIAN NAMES
    143 8 LONDON, Aug. MS: —Con/a >~, v Indian hockey players who defeated Great 1 Olympic championship at WembU v la*i i ah Bntish newspapers today The official programme contained t) crs and the reserves. In this p ogratnm 0 given as centre forward. Later it
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    TODAY'S SPORTS
    115 8 CRICKET: S.C.R.C. vs. S.C.C.. Padang, 2 p.m.; Public Services XI vs. United Services Officers, Padang, 2 p.m.; LA. vs. R.A.F. Seletar. Seletar ground 2.30 p.m. SOCCER: S.A.F.A. League Div. I. GHQ Signals vs. R.A.F. Changi) at Changi; Div. 11l Serangoon Assn. vs. S.H.B. Boys' Club. McNair Road; La
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    Inter-Parish Soccer
    101 8 A buu ,1 i I n Cathedral tod i s A ,r Heart tiit irUI be Saturday. t th c?v? I ,-round .a 5.15 pm Thp ire a- follows tra ns CATHEDRAL: b.« Hogaa. D. Bwyny R n 'M. Swyny. Rudolf Stewart p. Lop r F Anthony de
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    HAPPY WORLD WRESTLING
    112 8 After a fortnight's interval wing to the Trade Fair occupying fhp CovitrerJ Stadium, 'he Happy World promote: has re-started his wrestling programmes, and na s aranged an attractive card for .anight the bouts to be lelct in mi open air arena :iceted behind the cabaret building. Main
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    DENMARK BEATS BRITAIN AT SOCCER BY 5-3
    285 8 Reuter. LONDON. Aug. 13. Donmark took the Olympic sooi cer bronze medals by beating Britain by five goals to three (halftime 3 2) in the match to uecide the third and fourth places in the Olympic competition. Pracst, centreforward. an I Hansen, inside
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    BASKETBALL WIN FOR U.S.
    26 8 Reuter. LONDON. Aug. 1" Unite! States won the Olympic basket ball championship by beating France by 65 points to 21 point.;. Reuter.
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    ALL THE LATEST OLYMPIC RESULTS SOCCER
    12 8 t. Sweden; 2. Yugoslavia: 3 Denmark.
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    BASKETBALL
    70 8 Uruguay beat Chile by 50 points to 32 to gain fifth place in the Olympic championship Chile finished sixth. Final Placing l. United States. 2. Franc 3. Brazil, 4. Mexico, 5. Urw e;uay, 6. Chiie, 7. Czechoslovakia, 8. Korea, 9. Canada, li» Peru, 11. Belgium. 12. Philippines, 13. Cuba.
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    CYCLING
    140 8 Olympic Cycling: Road Race (Over 195 Kilometres) 1. J. Beyaert (France), r> hrs. 18 mins. 12.6 sees. 2. G. P. Voorting (Holland I 3. L. Wouters (Belgium). 4. L. Delachouwer (BelgiumV ft. N. Johansson (Sweden) 6. R. Maitland (Gt. Britain p. Cycling: Road Race Team Placings L Belgium (L»
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    FENCING
    74 8 Individual Sabre Final 1. Alador Gerevich (Hungary) with seven wins. 2. Vicenzo Pinto (Italy) tiv« wtns and 23 hits against. 3. Paul Kovacs (Hungary five wins and 24 hits against 4. Jacques Lefcvre (France» four wins. 5. George Worth (US) two wins and 27 aga,nst. 6. Gaston Dare (Italy)
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    EQUESTRIAN
    96 8 Individual Three-Day Event Final Placings 1. Capt. B. Chcvalli r (France) with plus four marks. 2. Lt. Col. F. Henry (U.5) minus 21 marks. 3. Capt. J. Selfelt (Sweden minus 25 marks. 4. Lt. C. Anderson (US* minus 26i marks. 5. Commander J. M. M i quez (Spain) minus
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    BOXING
    283 8 G. Dreyer (South Africa) won the Olympic lightweight boxing championship by defeating V. Vissers of Belgium on points in the final. E. Forementi (Italy) won the Olympic featherweight championship by defeating D. G. Shepherd (South Africa* on points in the l:nai. P. Perez (Argentina) won j the Olympic flyweight
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    GYMNASTICS
    146 8 Final Team Plaeings In The Olympic Men's Ovmnastic Fvent 1. Finland 1.358.3 points. 2. Switzerland 1,356.7 points. 3. Hungary -1.330.85 points 4. France 1.313.85 points. 5 Italy 1,300.3 points. 6.' Czechoslovakia 1,292.1 points. 7. Pnited States 1.252.5 points. "8. Denmark 1.215.4 points. 9. Australia—l.2l2.ls points. 10. Yugoslavia 1.194.8 points.
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