Malaya Tribune, 2 November 1948

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    61 1 The Malaya Tribune BY THE PEOPLE FOR THE PEOPLE Larger Sales than any Afternoon Paper in Malaya Printing Simultaneously Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh d Penang Telegrams: "Tribune Spore." Telephone: 5811 (9 lines) EIGHT PAGES SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1948 PRICE TEN CENTS THE MALAYA TRIBUNE London Agent*— Messrs. Colin Turner Ltd.,
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    REDS FAN OUT AFTER MUKDEN
    617 1 Chiang May Have To Flee Country PREMIER WONG RESIGNS: U.S. RUSHES ARMS Reuter U.P. WANKING, •ion —The Communists had tonight consolidated their eon--11 ajot-sl of >1 ant huria were threatening all of the North China positions ~f ijhiang Kai-shek's nationalist armies. were rife here that
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    OUR RICE
    305 1 QUERIES IN COMMON'S Reuter. LONDON. Mon.—Malaya's ricc ration is not likrly to bo increased next year. Food Minister John Strachey said in a Parhamentry rcpy today. It was «-timated he said, that tli> exportable rice .surplus from producer countries for UM'J woul<l ix- about equal to exports for
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    12 KILLED
    17 1 Reuter. M< n. T.vei'.e Mp kill, i wh-n a USAAF 'f' r.r>ar MuJdrcm, today. Reuter.
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    MUSO KILLED
    122 1 U.P. BATAVIA, Mon. Jogjakarta R.adio of the Republic j of Indonesia reported today that the No. 1 Communist of Indonesia. the Moscowtrained agent known by the single name of Muso, was killed yesterday. The broadcast from the Republican capital said the Communist chieftain who led the rebellion was
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    500 BOO U.S. EMBASSY
    48 1 Reuter. LONDON. M'jn. Five hundred Communis demonstrated outside the United States Embassy tonight booing and shouting "take thos. Lomhcrs home.' "drop the name up while a deput it-0.. of four entered the Embassy to proest againsi the tnal ot 12 American Coramuaitt leaders. Reuter.
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    Black Magic On Stalin
    176 1 U.P. PATTERSON, New Jersey, Mon.—The Society r for the Reanimation of Interesting Superstitions waited for word from Moscow that Marshal Josef Stalin has shooting pains in his back. To celebrate Halloween, tne society gathered on Garret Mountain near here last r.ight and performed a Haitian voodoo
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    U.S. Plan To Beat The Reds
    124 1 U.P. HONG KONG. Tues. The Chinese Communists reported today that the United State? is planning a far-dung political intelligence set-up to combat Communism in Asia. The repot t was broadcast by the Chinese Communist radio. It said the organization would be directed by the
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    "EASTERN CULTURE"
    28 1 Panchawarna Sandlwara. Malay classical extravaganza, will present "Eastern Culture" at the Victoria Theatre at 8.30 p.m. tonight in aid of the Malay Students' Aid Organisation. Malaya.
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    Darkness foils the rescuers
    85 1 PENZANCE, Cornwall, Momlny. With mmrkm* tonight, hope faded of resemny any of the 11 men missm>i in the 480-ton Fiench motor tanker St. Guen»le off Roum xchich foundered and caps>Z(d near here in i yile "ttrly today. When it became possible to teach the 'Xieck of
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    TRUMAN or DEWEY ?
    506 1 TRUMAN or DEWEY 50 Million Vote Today Reuter and U.P. WBW YORK. Tues. Mr Truman and Gove-nor Dev. c/ yesterday c r d c d <. ignt sriuclling week* of tpeech making with an appeal to 95.000.000 American voter* to exercise their patriotic duty of voting at today's oresidential election.
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    "PROTECTION" LEADER HELD
    30 1 PROTECTION" LEADER HELD A Chinese, who is believed to be one of the leaders of the Workers' Piotection Corps, was arrested under the Emergency Regulations by the C.I.D. last night.
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    UK won't quit Germany
    178 1 Reuter. LONDON Mon—Britain docs not contemplate L evacuating Germany, Mr. Christopher Mayhew, Under Secretary for Fo-eign Affairs, told the House of Commons today. Mr. Raymond Blackburn. Labour, had asked whether the remarks on Oct. 27 of Gen. Sir Brian Robertson, British Military Governor in Germany, advocating
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    'HELLO" AGAIN
    27 1 BERLIN. Men. Telephone links between Germany and India, Ceylon. Pakistan. Soutii Africa. Australia. New Zealand, cut off on hie outbreak of war. were restored today.
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    FAULTY WIRING SAVED LIVES
    53 1 KLUANG. Today. Faulty wiring saved several lives when bandits attempted to blow up the Kuala LumpurSingapore mail train yest. iday. DNO f© caret asm*** DM the part of th( saboteurs, the fuse set off to bfSSS up tht train fizzled oat. An army Offta t later
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    STOP PRESS
    80 1 Johore Bahru, To-day—* Special Constables beat off attack by terrorists on Hock Lim estate last night after 15-minute battle. Shortly after II p.m. guards saw ten flash light signals near factory and stores. Alarm was raised. Bandits poured fusillade of shots into buildings. Special* fired more than 140
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    CHILDREN'S THEATRE FOR SINGAPORE SUGGESTED
    172 2 WOULD REDUCE YOUTH CRIME (Tribune Staft Reporter) Suggesting a Children's Iheatr? for Singapore Mr H J. C Rulasingti?, Chairman of th*> Panjans Rural District Committee, said recently that it would instil harmony amont> the various races on the Island. "It wouia neip reduce juvenile problems
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    Paludrine For Tommies In Malaya
    110 2 Soldiers operating against bandits in jungle areas will receive a new Malaria prophylactic 'oaludrine'. instead of mepacrine. Paludrine has several advantages over mepaciine. It does not effect the eoloui of the skin and cause jaundice. it eliminates the fourteen days build up' period lor immunity
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    Indian National Blueprint In Pandit's Pocket
    289 2 Reuter. PARIS Mon.—Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru. who begins his return journey lo India tomorrow will convey to the Indian Government I and Constituent Assembly the various Proposals for future Commonwealth co-operation that were put to him at the London Prime Ministers Conference. Tn Informed
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    MALACCA MUFTI IN TROUBLE
    80 2 THE Mufti of Malacca recently ordered Malacca Muslims to celebrate Hari Haji one day later than the rest of Malaya and landed himself into trouble. It is so serious, in fact, that public clamour for his resignation has forced the Malay Nationalist Party and UMNO to
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    Pahang plans homes for The Blind
    75 2 Pahang's Social Welfare Department plans to establish at homes for the aged, the blind and the needy, at several centres. The first one. in Kuantan. is expected to be ready before the year's end. It will accomodate about thirdy men and women. The building
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    BADER IN BATAVIA
    42 2 U.P. BATAVIA. Mon. British Group Captain Bader, DSO. DFC. Croix de Guerre the legless RAF pilot of Battle of Britain fame, arrived here Sunday In a Percival Proctor plane on an inspection tour of Royal Dutch Shell installations. U.P.
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    MUHARRAM CELEBRATION
    31 2 The Lembaga Pelajaran Ugama, Malaya Muslim Missionary Society, Singapore; will celebrate their New Year on Tuesday, whicn will be Jst Muharram, 1363 at 8.30 p.m in the Sultan Mosque.
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    ANOTHER $900 FOR U.N. FUND
    51 2 The Pasii Panjang Rural District Committee collected $900 from a concert staged recently at the New Star cinema hall, Pasii Panjang. in aid of the United Appeal for Children. The concer was staged by two Malay theatrical groups, the Pemuda Baru Sandiwara. and theSinaran Bintang
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    SEAFORTHS, DEVONS BAG MORE BANDITS
    282 2 JOHORE BAHRU. Mo.vli-y. —Following yesterday's new* of the capture of 20 prisoners by the Military forces in Johore, comes information of more captures by the Devoos and the Seaforths. A Seaforth patrol anesto! seven more susnects on the north west border of Johore. Devons captured
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    "Ferrets" Fed By Air
    379 2 The feeding of the "Ferrets" has now become a matter of first Importance to the Military authorities and no pains ar spared to keen them physically fit. Military food experts at the j Supplies and Transport Directories at Headquarters. Malaya District, have just completed research work
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    SECRET BALLOT REJECTS 2 MEN
    89 2 A step to safeguard the interest and welfare of all un employed musicians in Singapoie. was taken by The Singapore Musicians Union yesterday. Tne Union decided by seciet ballot vote to refuse membership to all foreign and upcountry musicians. The Secretary put forward two applications
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    Coffee, Pepper Port Closed By Dutch
    161 2 Trade between Sumatm and Singapore will be hard hit by tie closure of Telok Betong in South Sumatra as from yesterday. This is the view expressed by Chinese traders here. Telok Betong is the port for the rich area of Lampong producing pepper and
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      309 2 MALAY ENGLISH 1 Down. 6 Programme Summary, ing Announcement and ProPROGRAMMXS 605 Youths Effort; 6.30 Musical gramme Summary in Mandaiin, j Interlude. 7 Time Signal. 7.01 6.03 Peiping Dramas. 6.30 FooPROGRAMMES IN ENGLISH i 1 Saw Xt 7,30 New s in Mai- chow selections, 7 p.m. Can--10.56 a.m. to 12
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    They Would Rather Lose $1,000—Than Go To Court
    353 3 M nv &BgapOK merch nts pit prepared to > rather than go *o court on charges of >H aiifl Export Regulations. i Export Department deals with five cases a day. Forfeits for the lini cptcmber have amounted to nils forfeit is known
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    Produce Markets Round-up
    63 3 prevailed p i dttCt wi'irkt cloned f« ,r n ng were yester- v. i 1 1' >UH Unggii ,i .iSIS Sia.i SAOO SEED $36. a FLOUR: Fu.ir TAPIOCA: 934 g£DH PEARL $:*4. VHITE PEPPER: JyflUltoi Sara ...ak siii i. (iAMBIEB i Round) 913 ft j xi V,
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    Flying Dentist
    117 3 Reuter-AAP. VtDNEJ A dentist whose n m covers an area native country maid, who came I Scotland) to be .iving dentist I British demists to Queensland by the I ment, Mr. Mac-: ivelled ovei 12.000 I opiane, slow goods 1 tor-truck since he irry tin far northindi his
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    Sept. copra Production unchanged
    66 3 «'i copra in the 4 alaya in Sept tons was pracU* <-«»mpared with 32« tons in "■Bat, i I t .t to local oil S<, tember came to t 2,227 tons), opra from the only 25 tons in 85!) tons for month. tal ot 82 coconut
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    Gold Yuan Starts To Climb Down
    138 3 Reuter and AAP. SHANGHAI, Mon. The gold yuan was formally devalued at 45.5 per cent against the Taiwan dollar in an v.mcial communication fiom Premier Wong Wcn-hao te Governor Wei Tao-ming of Taiwan quoted by the cfticial Cent; j News today. $1,000 (Taiwan* is
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    PRIVY COUNCIL HEARS AUSSIE BANK CASE
    65 3 Reuter. LONDON, Mon. The JuoiCial Committee of the Pnvy Council today ended its hearin«* of the application by the Commonwealth Government for leave to appea' to the Pnvy Council against a decision of th! Australian High Court which has prevented nationalisation of Australian banks
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    ELEVEN DIE IN FLOODS
    35 3 U.P. PARIS Men. Eleven neo- I p'e were killed, six bridees were washed out. ««d rail cations between Algeria m*d Morroeo were cut by day. the Agenco Fiance Presse reported. U.P.
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    Accused of trying to bribe ASP
    112 3 LEE HI AN HOOK (29) and Yeo Ah Moi ">5-year old •voinan offered a bribe of $40«) to ASP Mr. Eu, it was mWrngoi ai the Tidrd Police Court yesterday. Lee also faced another charge of assisting in the operation a chap-ji-Uee lottery on
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    RA Chief At Flagstaff House
    82 3 The Director of lioya: Anil lory. War Office, Majur-Gen-eral S. B. Rawlins, arrived In Singapore ye.sierday on an inspection tour of R. A. units In Malaya. General Rawlins was taken on arrival to Flagstaff House where he will be 'he guest ot the C-in-C FARELF.
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    Musicians Want Pay For Radio Relays
    212 3 JJINGAPORE musicians may refuse to make further broadcast relays over Uadio Malaya unless sony agreement is reached about payment. This was decided at a meeting of the Singapore Musicians' Union yesterday. Mr. J. Hock, the umcu secretary, toid members that two letters asking for
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    Air Passenger On Ammo Charge
    79 3 IyFLL dressed Teo Oek Cmvajc (35» was found with 1,93 d lounds of .22 ammiinition at Kallang Airport at noon on Saturday, just as he was about to leave the Colony, by air. it was alk'ged at the Third Police Court yester lay. Teo appeared
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    Mysterious Death Cloud Broken Up By Rain
    223 3 U.P. DONORA, Pennsylvania. Mon. Rain today finally dissipated the deadly cloud of smog (smoke and fog> which settled over this Pennsylvania null town ovet the week-end. killing at least 19 persons. But doctors warned that an epidemic of pneumonia might follow in the
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    CANADA'S FOOD GIFT TO PALESTINE
    77 3 U.P. OTTAWA, Mon —Displaced Arab and Jewish lefugees in the Middle East will receive 40.000 cases of east-coast canned herring as I "gift from Canada". Fisheiies Minister R. VV. Mayhew announced today. He said the gift was made In response to an appeal from the
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    IN HOLIDAY MOOD
    18 3 T/ie tide 16 doM-n <wd tfs ft»*e /or o rfrott M r*» bear/) alMtf 2?edo/c.
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    GOVERNOR TO ATTEND 1st UNION DANCE
    88 3 THE Governor of Singapore. Sir Franklin Gimson, will 3ttend his first Trade Union dance, when he visits the Victoria Memorial Hall on November 29 as the of tb" Singapore Musicians Union. "The ball will be held under the distinguished patronage of Sir Franklin, and
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    Oranges Cheaper
    52 3 Oranges are now cheaper than a month ago with several shipments reaching hcie recently from Australia and South Africa. Australian oranges are now being quoted by wholesalers from $800—58.50 a cast compared with anything from Sl5 upwards early last month. South African oranges now range from S13 —$14
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    ASSAULTED
    31 3 A Chinese hawker aged t~ was assaulted by an unknown person at Omar Street. l\« man received a deep wound between the eyes. He was taken to hospitil by ambulance.
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    THEFT OF $40
    35 3 Two men are fuid to hava committed theft 01 $40 in < isl and opium of r wo tahils. in a house at Amoy Street vest day. The Telok Ayer Police a-c investigating.
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    WRITING ON THE WALL
    460 4 THE fall of Mukden, now confirmed, means complete Communist domination of Manchuria. It also means that Chinese Government strongholds in North China are threatened as never before in the present civil war Already the question of the National capital being shifted from Nanking to Canton ts
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    HERR PUHL, HAVE YOU SEEN MY FRITZ?
    827 4  -  11l a drah. desolate former («ermaii army barracks some 500 men and women pour over <»..»00.000 cards in aged file-cabinets. Ii is one of the largest bureaus of missing persons in the world. by Jack Smyth IN a drab, desolate former German army
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    Soviets Want No Hothouse Children
    737 4 Reuter. THE Soviet t r lon wanl no "hothouse children" according to Pro! nor Viktoi N. Kolbanovsky, Soviet au* thority on child upbringing and child psychology. One of the first principles in bringing up Soviet children, is a correct physical environment, he *<dd a Moscow
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    SHANGHAI TRIES TO STOP THE ROT
    586 5 Higher Pay, Fixed Prices—May Mean More Food Reuter. VMiANGHAI, Mon.—Hungry Shanghai landers this morning arc expectantly awaiting the reaction of local traders to the Chinese Government's action last night in unfreezing the Aug. 19 price ceilings and wages. It is generally predicted that goods
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    Nehru Is "World's Greatest Man"
    545 5 Reuter. ONI" >N M< in A>meriI* Or. Btani the Prime liHfi i Mi Jawaharial Nehru, as "the greatest in the world today" in a ntitled "Mahatma An Interpretation", lied here by Hodder ;hton Limited. a, who for 30 years sonal friend of jays that if
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    GOLD HOARDERS BEWARE
    95 5 Reuter. SHANGHAI. Monday. Beginning from today holders of gold bullion and Uni- ted States dollars will be sub- ject to severe punishment aside from having their hoiI dings confiscated if discovered, the local financial control authorities warned last night In announcing the closing of the comersion period.
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    ERP Chief Hoffman Turns Schoolmaster
    350 5 Reuter. WASHINGTON. Mon. Mr. Paul Hoffman, in addition to lunning the European Recovery Programme (ERPt. has turned school master. He has become chier er at a "college" that has been established to give a special intensive course of training to the men and women chosen
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    Be Thrifty And Own Up When You Are Wrong
    302 5 A Padre Tells The Women Reuter-AAP. SYDNEY, Mon.—The Very Reverend sCOSCOe a Wilson, Dean of St. Paul's Cathedral. Melbourne, startled an audience of young women recently when he told them "il was time they woke up to some homo truths about
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    Red Voice Of Berlin Blares To A Vacuum
    460 5 Reuter. BERLIN. Mon. Russiaocontroilod radio propasjaiidiata in Dei Mil are todi/ "talking largely into a v* euum," according to Colonel Gordon Textor, Director of American Military Gove.nment's Information Service Division, who has just concluded an official survey f.f radio listening in tire
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    CLAIRE BOOTH LUCE ROBBED
    44 5 U.P. NEW YORK. Mon. Claire Ltootli Luce, playwright, actret retired political, and wile of Time-Life Publiahci Henry K. Luce whs robhed of jewels woith 135,000 ivhen burglars entered her room nt the Wal-dorf-Aslona hotel early today, the police rcpoitcd. -U.P.
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    NEUSEL TO PERSUADE BOXING AUTHORITIES
    801 6 'Let Germans Fight In UK' Reuter. 1 ONDON, Monday.—An ambassador of German sport has arrived in Britain to judge for him self and his fellow countrymen what chance they have of re-entering the international sport world. He is blond giant W alter Neusel, 41-year-old German
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    Ice-Hockey Booms In Great Britain
    206 6 Reuter. LONDON, Monday.—lee hockey is definitely booming m Great Britain where the visit of continental and o>ber teams is eagerly awaited in crder to compare the strength of thname in 'Iritain and ether parts. Tlic main talent still comes fiom Canada although native born English
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    HOME SOCCER CARD
    286 6 Reuter. First Division Arsenal v Birmingham City; Aston Villa v Burnky. Blackpool v Newcastle Utd: Boiton Wanderers v Manchester C: Derby C. v Middlesbrough; Huddersfield Town v Chelsea: Liverpool v Portsmouth; Man Chester Utd. v Everton; Sheffield Utd. v Preston N. E.. Sunderland v Stoke City; Wolverhampton
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    S'pore Table Tennis Team For HK
    93 6 A table-tennis team will leave Singapore early next month to play a series of matches in Hongkong. The Singapore Table-Tennis Association received the invitation from the Hongkong TableTennis Association some time ago. Six players, two of whom have since been chosen, will make up
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    MURPHY TO FIGHT SANDS
    68 6 ReuterAAP. SYDNEY. New Zealandcr Bob Murphy, has been booked to tight Australian triple champion Dave Sands at Sydney Stadium in January. This year Murphy went to England, where he won the Empire middleweight title from Vince Hawkins. Murphy lost the title when Dick Turpin knocked him
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    DROP NEW BATTING RULE —CHEGWYN
    142 6 Reuter-AAP. Sydney. Several first-grade captains aic advocating the abolition of the divided batting time rule, which governs play in .Sydney district competition m itches. One, Jack Cbcgwyn < Raadwieki, said: '"Division ot time will kill New South Wales cricket inside 10 years. Under the rule,
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    DOOLAND FOR UK?
    88 6 Reuter-AAP. SYDNEY Bruce Doolrind, Test a ncl Stale spin bowler. Is expected to leave South. Australia for England within a few months. 'South Australia, and Australia for tha* matter, can illafford to lose Dooland." comments sporting writer Roy Cclmer, of the Adelaide "Ntws." "He is the best
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    OORNOCK WILL PLAY FOR CUMBERLAND
    32 6 BTJWTSY, Mo»i V/.dt-r On •< 1 Leieest'n.-.'dre j««ck»« a srho arrived m Aust< ilia ree. Nt y has ag;oed to play fir Cumberland. *n the Sydney firat-grada competition.
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    Malaya Should Not Rely On Brilliance Of Singles Players'
    632 7 Malay a Should Not Rely On Brilliance Of Singles Players' Sdminton Captain, John Ede) »«v:''s Thomas Cup players s< tiled. Much rigorous practice this sphere of the game, ial the Hipjice of Malaya's singles players throuß uway for lark of attention was tabten betaken ton Patty M the M lav
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    BRITAIN BONOURS untitled
    40 7 V \cii.tM- a«- 1" a today ,A" i nitHl SlatrA' Ml r i•» i Olyat--1 r ku'nll in !h r iii x- f*»»:id.4, !r' j trd**tl Jin- John 'r'u.-M Irupli) I"» S l.t:nli.s |M-r.»r- i!»<- <»»<•<» 11.. feHl >•
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    Jade Princess Impresses
    162 7 IfHE op« ned tot I inonuag, -th the Ij l»nv ing return Ibv Jad< Pi i 1 v.-i.o clockisn for tee on a heavy ter. returned f*rince tßroaPo: hni i who i th three to i i oeds) c d Urn Lawler I took the the same
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    FLANNERY BREAKS 23-YEAR-OLD MALAYAN
    790 7  -  Another day of upsets at K.L. From ALLAN LEWIS JOCKEY Frank Flannery broke "Fluey" Bfefe*'' 23-yoai old ."lalayun turf record when he landed a winning double at yesterday's Selangor Tprf Club's October November Mftiny. Frank's wins on Lady Kut!i and Assail broiggfrt his total number of
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    Rain ruins rugger
    49 7 An hour's rugby battle between the St. Andrew's Old Boys Association and the S.C.C. on the rain-sodden Padang ended in a draw. Neither side scored any points. Rain which threatened before the start fell in torrents a few minutes after the whistle, slowing down play considerably.
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    Picture above are the soccer teams of the Malays and the Penang Malays, who Pi.dureab.ixr »•» the m.i■« ['^")" ||JK , |V|UlfJ8. F..Bli„K «on 0-1.- Bl0**HB
    34 7 Picture above are the soccer teams of the Malays and the Penang Malays, who Pi.dureab.ixr the m.i■« |J K |V|UlfJ8 F Bli K «on 0-1.- Bl0**HB HmjvlvMiy in «I» 7- Ptiolo situ re I'lclHW.
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    MCC Score Fast 118 To Win By 9 Wkts.
    251 7 Reuter. CAPETOWN, Mon. Sco--big 118 in 46 minutes otf !»1 balls, the M.C.C. scored ugroP. victory over the Western Province team here t .lay by mne wickets. I It was a day <f thrills, .stalling with F. G. Mann, the torn
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    3 New Caps For Wales
    105 7 Reuter. CARDIFF, Mon. Following I heir defeat by Scotland, Wat** have chosen three new caps— keeper; ltees (Cardiff) and iii Hide and out Aide left respectively—for their match against Euglund at Vlllu Park, Kirmingham, «>n Wednesday, Nov. There are five changes from the team beaten
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    Yellow House Team (left to right) Wee Koh Teng, Tan Peng li<w and Edward Scow, won the Inler-Hoiise Medley Relay at the St. Patrick's first annual Swimming Carid vul at the Chinese Swimming Club recently.
    35 7 Yellow House Team (left to right) Wee Koh Teng, Tan Peng li&lt;w and Edward Scow, won the Inler-Hoiise Medley Relay at the St. Patrick's first annual Swimming Carid vul at the Chinese Swimming Club recently.
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    St. Andrew's down Raffles in downpour
    213 7 In a terrific downpour of rain. St. Andrew's School beat Raffles Institution by 3 points to nil in a game of rugger at tho Raffles ground yesterday. The game started in f.«:: weather and both sides making quick passes erith Raffle; making the first
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    PENALTY GOAL PUTS S'PORE MALAYS IN GOLD CUP FINAL
    162 7 SINGAPORE MALAYS 1 PERAK MALAYS 0 p LAYING on a rain-soaked turf, Singapore Malays beat the Pcrak Malays one- nil at Jaian Besar Stadium yesti rday in the semi-Lnai of the Sultan's Gold Cup competition. A penalty goal scored, by Hahth
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    ARSENAL HELD TO DRAW
    116 7 Reuter. PARIS, Monday. Arsenal, the English League Division One champions, and the Racing Club of Paris drew at three goals each before a crowd of 50.000 at Colombo Btadhmi heie this afternoon in the return match between the twu toam*v Thme was never more than a
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    Attention Referees
    65 7 A refresher course for Chinese referees has o. en organised under th auspicious of the 6". C. F. A. to take place every Friday commencing from Nov. 5 at th?" residence Icr Mr. Lim Yong Lian», No "&gt;2 Ham pong Java Road, at 5.15 p. m. sharp. Padre
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    TODAY'S SPORT
    49 7 H r&gt; &lt;~*KEY S.C.RC. v. Post i Telegraph Hong Lim Gieen; 80.D.C.A. v. V.M.C.A. St. George's Rd; Ceylon Sports Club v. S.H.B. Police Thorn son Rd; Girls' Sports Club v. Naval Base Ladies H.C. S.R.C.; Harkquins v. S.C.C. S.C.C. padang. Atheletics: Malay School Sports Jalan Besar stadium.
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    Game Abandoned
    62 7 Tho hockey i:iatch betwee: the KhaLsa Association* and S.R.C. on ilk pn lan» yester day had to be abandoned alt' 20 minutes pi play due to the heavy ram. At tllls stage the Khaba Association kd by three goals to nil. Rattaasingh scored two of the goals while
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    HOME SOCCER RESULTS
    395 7 London, Monday. Following an football results First Division Biimingham C. o Derby C 1. Burnley 2 Sheffield Utd. 0, Charlton Ath. 4 Sunderland 0, Chelsea 0, Arsenal 1, Everton 2 Huddersfield T. 0, Manchester C. 3. Wol verb, amp ton W. 3. afiddlesbro gh 1 Blackpool 0,
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    DULLES—NEXT U.S. SEC. OF STATE?
    254 8 MARSHALL'S PROBABLE SUCCESSOR BITTERLY HATES COMMUNISM Reuter. WASHINGTON. M on.—John Foster Dulles, ?T slightly stooping, with sparse grey hair, har bouring a bitter hate of Communism, is generally regarded as the almost certain successor to Secretary of Stale George Marshall if Governor Dewey becomes next
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    Red failure in Malaya
    196 8 Reuter. LONDON, toon. Foreign secretary Ernest Berln'i st Btenent that Communists in Malaya failed in heir efforts to ißllnenc« the workers, which ho made In a speech to the House of Commons on Sept. 10, was questioned in Par ttanu nt today. Mr. Kenneth Pickthorn, Conservative,
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    Cripps Urges Anti-Soviet Bloc By West
    244 8 I ONDON, Mon.—Sir Stafford Cripps, Britain s ,J Chancellor of the Exchequer and economic coordinator, stressed in Parliament today the need for economic co-operation among Western Euro pean nations In resisting the Soviet Union's -'cold war" and international sabotage by Commform agents. Resuming the
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    WHAT'S ON TODAY
    335 8 Gr.NL'KAL VMC\. Otchai.l P.oait: C »m- I incrclal Classes 5.30 lb Malay Class 5.30 p.m; F.i -t Ait Class 0 pm.. Lcr lir.ji Library 7 p.m. YWCA. Fort Tanning: NYth*-.li 5 p.m ST ANDREWS SCHOOL. Woodsvtllc: i&gt;l AodrcWa Correspondence Club E.xhi».i- in for th* r.iibllc— 2 p
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    CINEMAS
    195 8 REX: "Chinta" (in Malay) with 81 put Sarawak and Rommai Nor 2. 4.15, 0 30 and 9.15 p.m. CATHAY "Magnificent Obsession" with Robert Taylcr and Irene Dunne—1 45, 4.15. 6.45 and 9.30 p.m. CAPITOL: "Spring In Park Lane" with Michael Wilding and Anna Neagle- 2. 4.15 6.30 and 9.15
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    SHOWS
    15 8 VICTORIA THEATRE: intern Culture" (in aid of Malay Students' Aid Organisation. Malaya) -8.30 p.m.
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    SPORTS
    43 8 HOCKEY: SCC vs. Harlequ'ns (Padang). SRC vs. Post t Telegrauh (Hong Lim Gicen) 5.*15 p.m. Ceylon Sports Club va. SHB Police Thomson Rd.) 5.15 p.m. Girls' Sports Club vs. Naval Base Ladies H.C MEET: Malay School bpo-.ts (Jalan Resar Stadium) 3 p.m.
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    Jew s Are Still Violating Truce
    231 8 Reuter U.P. LONDON, Mon. Jewish forces today refused truce observers' requests to withdraw from positions occupied *n Lebanese territory a United Nations spokesman said in Haifa to- night. The Jews had seized strategic heights and a village in the Lebanon, southwest of Metulla on
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    TRIAL OF 12 TOP U.S. REDS STARTS
    109 8 Reuter. NEW YORK. Mon. The trial of 12 leaders ol th" American Communist Party, charged with advocating the violent overthrow of the United States Government, was] postponed again today. Postpontmcnt to Nov. It was decided by Federal Judge Harold R. Medina after detence
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    SOVIET SHIP DAMAGED, BEACHED
    88 8 Reuter. The Soviet ship Poltava wjis beached in Hongkong harbour yesterday with the stern submerged, following her afternoon's collision with the Eumaeus. The Poltava, which was bringing a cargo of soya beans from North Korea, wag holed below the water line. The Eumaeus was only slight
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    VYSHINSKY PLAYS HOST
    44 8 PARIS, Mon. Mr. Andrei Vyshinsky, Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister. entertain, d Prime Minister Nehru privately to luncheon at the Soviet Embassy here today, it was dis closed tonight. Mr. Nehru was accompanied by Sir Girja Bajjpal, Secretary General. External Affairs Department.
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    Eleven Men-Only One Joh
    55 8 Harry S. Truman Democratic forty Thomas E. Dewey Republican Party Henry A. Wollacc Progressive Citizens -of Amcrico n S,C,ts «S^l Norman Thomas Socialist Party Edward A. Teichert Socialist Labor F °'-cll Oobbj I Dr. John Maxwell Vegetarian Party Claude A. Wotson Prohibition Party Gerald L K.
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    Tom Dewey— The Racket Buster
    321 8 Tom Dewey The Racket Buster But The Real Fight Lies Between Thomas E. Dewey, known to the world as New York's gang smasher, became the man of the hour again when the Republican convention in Philadelphia this summer nominated him as their party candidate lor top honours. He has conducted
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    And 'Middle Roader Harry Truman
    414 8 HARRY B. TRUMAN, during his three years at White House has made such important decisions as few American presidents ever faced. And yet he never wanted to lie president. He had to decide In 1915, whether or not the atom bomb should be unleascd on
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