Morning Tribune, 26 August 1946

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    9 1 MORNING TRIBUNE I \v>/- Si'r.Cb) 10 CENTS JUST 23,
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    202 1 ment I KlU am, V concerning I ounlry I I i to E r Bri~ f \dated I places the I opalling sVuaI belongs— I ,)f :hc Bri1 American GovernI o paragraphs in I teaue no roo7/i Idowb/ Anglo-American I embarrasses I performance I I t of his state1
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    4 U.S. Soldiers Killed In Clash With Italians
    60 1 4 U.S. Soldiers Killed In Clash With Italians ROME. Aug. 25:— The Italian news agency /jnsa reported todf\\\ tnat tour American Negro soldiers were killed last night m a two- hour oatUe with Italian police m the principal Square of Leghorn. live Italian civilians tfere mounded during the fighting which
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    NEW INDIA MINISTER STABBED
    180 1 New Delhi, Aug. 25.— Official Quarters today confirmed that Sir Shalaat Ahmed Khan, a member of India's new interim government, was s abbed las: n ehi at Simla. H? resigned from th J Muslim League only a w days The League has ret used to participate
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    Unrra Refuses Food Offers
    57 1 CANBERRA. 40f, 35:-Austr;> Han Commerce Miniater Wil}Um' Wily DNRRA kai refme* off«r« An .-.Man dehrdimted food* m order to belp e«t the World f<;od shortci"-. Mi. SealljP .said m a pi iUt#men< th.M Aottralii offered ■vbttaßtla] qu.intitifs of dried eggs, potatoes, etrroti and oHm -r reiretabfef,
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    Court Martial Finds Naval Officer Guilty
    166 1 i Rosvth 25. Aftor a n mart hi lasting mand^r (S) Ke n< h William Rlley, V R. (retr H.MS. Lor.h--v Bas^ Supply Pdrt Fd^:.r. was senc\ on Saturday to three s imprisonment, to bo from ih.» service anrl c r r 1 coratlon.
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    FOOD TRAGEDY: KILLEARN IS IMPOTENT
    659 1 FOOD TRAGEDY: KILLEARN IS IMPOTENT T'n Office of the Special Commissioner, herd Killearn. !aal nigh I Issued a 2000-wor. statement referring to the food crisis and British and American policy towards Siam. T)i<s st acme tit .s/ .s.se.s thai Lord Killearn is no a dicta* or and cannot order any
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    Ukraine Accuses Greece In UNO Security Council
    128 1 NEW YORK, Aug. ?5: -Soviet-' Ukraine has filed a formal complain* Against Greece with the United I Nations Security Council, charging the Greek* are atttcmpting to pro yoke war with Albania. It ca.'led upon the Council to "without delay to eliminate thi. 1
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    'I AM NO DICTATOR' ADMITS KILLEAR Why Food Is Not Coming To Malaya
    2021 2 'I AM NO DICTATOR' ADMITS KILLEAR Why Food Is Not Coming To Malaya I m to r><- an idea it Lord Killearn, The pecia] CommiMioi .•>'><[ 1 ■an order count ries tand liver, switch ihi| I ill, take loads destined r one < and pa them aj "I tt m
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    "RICE IMPORT RESTRICTIONS MUST GO"
    168 2 "RICE IMPORT RESTRICTIONS MUST GO" The Sin Chew j<- p O/ leading Singapore Oi4 i^V language newspaper J I men ing on the rice crisfe dares that if the Governmu^R 1 does not take effecive m,VB remedy the situat on, tin ".J ortfer ?wa?/ be seriously ■hrcWm^ tencd. IS' To
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    Malacca's Battle Against Crime
    695 3 Fr o» The "Sleepy Hollow" I (Our Own l{^' r £> ACCAi Sunday. roturne I cmickly to Malacca with JS ih?PoUce force m the State j rmitulation of the Japanese. P a!ltr nt u ansiliun had been marked with Thf p ,nol o^ u iolem c
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    INTERPRETER ACQUITTED
    114 3 S i Yoong Shen, a court inter- r who appeared before First c Paul Btorr on a s umof attempting to oflVr o o. Griffiths of the mk\ Corrupt ion Branch of l-D- v quitted at the on Saturday. lleged that Beah offered 1500 every ten dny s
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    KEROSENE SMUGGLER
    15 3 turday. OUt 200 *500 m CommindS accused j Branch i out of the
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    U.S. Accepts Yugoslavia's Reply To "Ultimatum"
    228 3 One Crisis Eased MOSCOW, Aim. 24:- While the Soviet Government has not yet indicated where its sympathies lie m th*United States-Yugoslav dispute, it is evident even front the reserved reports of the incident m the Moscow press that Yugoslavia holds a distinctly favoured position
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    Won't Fight With Aussie Army
    160 3 Won't Fight With Aussie Army Sydney. (Air Mail).— For some time the Coon a barabran Shire Council had Us eye on 0 piece of land a i B inn away, New South Woes, as an ideal 8 le for an infants* we'(are centre. Inquiries showed thai if belonged to Gook
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    $37 Millions To Aid Chin a Fishing
    251 3 SHANGHAI, Aug. 24: -The training of Chinese crews to man modern fishing vessels has been speeded up with the arrival here of six "Pacific Coast" type deep-sea fishing boats purchased m the United States by UNRRA. These constitute 'h° advance guard of hundreds
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    Malacca News Briefs
    84 3 (Our Own Reporter) MALACCA, Saturday. An echo of the recent clash h RVCn Arabs and Chinese hooligans heard In court today when tnree Chinese and four Arabs appeared before the Police MaoistThe affray was reported to have •started when a tnshwa puller knocked down a Malay and
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    Turks' Firm 'No' To Soviet
    167 3 ANKARA. Aug. 24:— The Turk.. Government replying to the Sovitt note of Aug. 7 claiming RUMtAfi of the defence of the Dar danellei said that the Soviet pr-" posals "are incompatible with th»; sovereignty of Turkey and her security and raise the grave t objections
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    Police Hunt For Police
    119 3 Milan, Aug. 23. Thir y *r> bol" p f lic< the i "i AsiJ wcr s ill being hunt d U :< by a force of armed •> ice troops ,vi b ii arid m doned i I Mon.- rra^e llillJ (about ti'J mil s s
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    Girl Charped With The Of Yacht
    47 3 Girl C harped With The Of Yacht Dover. Ai i 24 tk d Miss Dori V: a I) V- r -oday ci t 11 Thu he Lp Blake and a I canTrdt of Afrik i w k They were seni ick 'o rivi (i lasi n Reuter
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    The Morning Tribune MONDAY, AUGUST 26, 1946. Education
    272 4 The Morning Tribune MONDAY, AUGUST 26, 1946. Education Malay n educatioi m nel irigoroua re tat ion i i from t r Mi I! X Cl '*ni'<ij i>in-< tor oi Edu Methodist Confermaj conK ock t<> mere t'< Malaya to learn the war only i fit of children of c
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    Marginal Comment
    1293 4  -  Harold Nicholson Copyright I Malaya By B¥ SPH lAL ARRANGEMENT WITH TIIK LONDON SPECTATOR) Ifi prei nee, alt igl li wholly unofficial Conference viv d many brought me cer i s the mo i d n an the t»which "Tin ns ol being Lan« trom an< i "lfl-
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    BURMA NEEDS COOKING OIL
    177 4 Rangoon, concloA to em] Development Office cd th<' Bttima Do conference, announ return. Write D^ teen. Associated Pi dent< We now knov are available,* 1 iaid 0 and how tiny i if I'.f-'oded. A promise has been given kW for th«? ipeediesi possibli c .1 of
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    "Bombs Will Be Used"
    58 4 Manila. A .must 24. Mariano CasU'neda, Philipi m.- 1 VOst Marshal Gcn.ral. thr< use bombi as well m art** l tin campaign a^ainsl the Hul bapg "if they don't behave' Mcamvhile, PwiidtlH M xas said the Philippines «nny been ordered to leixe ter»d firoariMs »fte» Aug
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      154 5 If it's obtainable anywhere it's m Jh& $inqapDh& SJfwpM Electrical United Trading Co., 61 Stamford Road, Singapore. IF IT IS ANYTHING ELECTRICAL, PLJEASE CONSULT US. Embroidery D'rect Importers of all kinds of Chinese Hand-made Fancy Goods 10. Battery Rjad (Rodney House>. Singapore Flowers Lotus Flower Shop AT YOUR SERVICE Artificial
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      213 5 General Mcrchandik FOR ALL YOUR REQUIREMENTS VISIT U A It i O 5. Stamford Road, Singapore. Where a new shipment of porceialn DINNER SERVICE SETS and ALUMINIUM WARE may be inspected Telephone 7563 lair Dmsen Ladies Hair Dressers, Latest Fashions and Manicure by Miss Anna Majoric Ann I Ladies Hair
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      160 5 Men's Wear RED SEAL BRAND' Best Quality Neckties r a $2/50 each FOSTARS Australian Gents Shofs and Banrtals— Shipment expected soon Stockists of Best 'Victory Brand' Cork Hats (Helmets). E ALLA BUX 4; CO., 92, North Bridge Road, Singapore. (Adi'lphi Hotel Building) Mnsu Stare T.M.A. Music House, j 61/63. High
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      157 5 Refrigeration Marden Company Refrigerating Engineer! 82, Orchard Road P.O. Box 7">5 THfjjrams: "MARDEN' Singapore. Sanitary Contracto FONCHIN&Co., Lta Office 64, Wallich Street, Phone No. 7557. SaiJtary Electrical Contractor* Building Repairers and Ocd?i> Importers. Shoes SHOE CO., LTD. BATA BUILDING, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD Silk Store NEH SILKS In New Designs At
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    Why Grow Old?
    353 6  - - Josephine Lowman By For lln Beginner ir exerci hen tvi rj day ;> n the Lowman fi nd Brill a k you, l H< that 1 mile and tell them, little bend and -way." 1 olut u> cessity hav< pounds to I but al ential ii you
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    Tito's 4th Note: No Apology
    217 6 LGRADE Aug. 2\ The m Embassy announced > I n ghx hut Marsha] Tito had d another note to u.s tmbassador Richard c Paterton f li reporting tha; no mv nm parachuted from an Am<plan found near there but no apology for the Incl--1 aid
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    Given Peace Manchuria can be China's Granar
    442 6 Given Peace Manchuria can be China 's Granar SHANGHAI, Aug. 23 iven lastin* pei i aid to get back on to its feet, Manchuria upply house and bread bask el for tl lh< opinion of John A. Outline, an ex-field editor ol the Naval Aviation Nrw~ Ifaguine, formerlj [With Tim,,
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    League Study Raw Materials Problem
    127 6 London, Auk. l j I problems arc roiisi est publication of the E, on I Financial Section of tht I The problc flj consumer! are con cv r W the two wars, and one of t h I Bioni i< that the I materials i>
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    INDIAN DINNER IN PARIS
    117 6 PARIS. Au^. 23. Mr EfJ Bevin, British Foreign Minis! and Mr. A. V. Alexander, F:r Lord of the Admiralty, fn n ame the jruests at a private dial given by Sir Samuel RunganadM .loader of the Indian delegation Hotel R«>yal IConceax, Par:-. ni^ht Mr. Hector McNeil,
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      70 6 IJ"L Alt\Ul EXCLUSIVE IN MALAYA TO THE MORNING TRIBUNE > i ill They Gtvc Her the Air? g v a pj ,BBED U9 PROGRAI^ XY=*\ > Glf^'' ON MV <^ MULE-TAIL BRAIDER IN FREOf JIhOW THUWDAY TOT IT R \j? Z *£L^y(-)l( T S M M E° W WEDNESDAY NIGHT
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    Gossip From The London Film Studios
    1168 7 Gossip Fro m The London Film Studios n 4 nH is ana nal Films ft provincial ft thn.ughI towns m the proE millions of coun ry. who 1 se h c mm studio, wni b t «atch all the do. ailed business Of mm n short. National m a tour!
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    Shanghai Welcomes Foreign Aid
    261 7 Shangh ai Welcomes Foreign Aid SHANGHAI, Aug. 24:— That the Chinese Government should encourage foreign capital to invest m public utilities m China, especially Shanghai, was urged by Mr. T. C. Tsao, Commissioner of Public Utilities of the Shanghai City Government, m an address before a distinguished foreign and Chinese
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    Gen. Alessandri Leaves For Paris
    96 7 SAIGON, Auk M, General Jean Ak-sandri. fofßMf French niiimissioMPr for Cambodifl and president of the recent second Da lat Conference, left August L'l for Paris via Calcutta, his aide nvealed Friday. No oflclai announcement was mad*' Of the departure of General AlessandHi who had bteii
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    15 Injured In Delhi Riot
    56 7 New Delhi. Aug 24 fifteen i n ar i officia ly r ported ired m a riot hia evening m Delhi. A curfew reed b tween 10 jo d m and 4 30 a.m. uiid order has a Issued prohibiting public ■mbllns m lho streeli
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    U.S.—Yugoslav Friction Symptom Of Larger Ills
    545 8 U.S.— Yugoslav Friction Symptom Of Larger Ills uthough the saf< I theii the row between the v.a. [JJJ 0 be more a symptom of largei than international incident. 1 unde tier circumstan the situation might no t i irovoked such an official furore. Then J urgency and tension m the
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    TO MARRY FOR SAKE OF 80-YEAR-OLD MA
    82 8 BKLPASI w via el* rippled m ifl b< Ighl bj b> D, Bd 40 Bui ni must be Man becanii If th(: rhc m thai /at,- th Keei HaJooe Avr-nu«-The dry cM ol Oanads I felt v bi \ht pkM I I ■>.
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    44,000 For Italian Army
    48 8 44,000 For Italian Army I i aui 24 a to ai of the 1923 age t> en conscr pte<j tor em Arm^. It was officially cj tod LB-mont h p rlod oi compuls< i :i ci i In t -jrcc but b r duction h under con- Reuter
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    Formation Of Govt. Hailed
    264 8 Formation Of Govt. Hailed Cabies On India LONDON, Au£. 24.— Dr. P. C. Bhandari, chairmi of the pro-Congress India League of London com menting on the formation of the interim government said: "One could not expect a better selection Indians to form the interim government. p and j Nehru as
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    8 Congress Members In Cabinet
    84 8 8 Congress Members In Cabinet NEW DELHI. Aug. 24.— The neu Interim government of India announced today consist of five caste of Hindus, all irnrn- .he Congress Party, three Muslims, one ol them a Congress member, and on" representative of the scheduled caste ("untouchables") and Sikh, Parsee and Indian Christian
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    THE RING'S PICTURES
    17 8 Ed by H r the R i r their waj 1 k da. Reuter
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    Sorensen Felicitates Nehru
    273 8 Sorensen Felicitates Nehru LONDON. las. 24. T:,.,; !iaid SorctUen, momber of Parliament and a life-long chain] „f ]r^ an independect pave Reuter the foilowing exclusive messap«> today of the formation of the first India interim government I extend my sincere congratulations and heartiest jrood wishei to Pandit Nehru on the
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    10 Nazis Freed
    58 8 BUENOS AIRES Th e Argentine Bupr i has urdered the reU a Germans who have b Axis ag -ii'S. Th^ chief among Juan Sigfried Bee by a United Slat-, B •he u chi i i i all South among the Gorman ag The court ruled th< deported
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      300 8 7'ZIW AMERICAN Answer To Yesterday's Puzzle f IIOKKWORIi IS Joined 20 N.rvou, 28 Beattant LIUCS: lii: tvsitrh expression 8^.^,1 M >l( I L'JB' T I Ll 1 brij* '-M K'lfine an! 29- Another tim,. AJLIAISBIPI 1 I^IEJ" 23 33 oi"^^ I^^ IKJ r 1C liU< Print,.-:- 37 Patrick k&lSoßggßlUllmS 9
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    MORE FOOD FOR NIPS?
    58 9 I pi g >vernrd told l Hiroo m daily I to 440 fooc ?rai the anI ►Ism, saying at pre* ar e act obtaining that amount ol rice through Oovernn channels although they are getting some other foods such as flour, potatoes, corn. Narita predic ed
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    He Saw 32 One By One
    138 9 Navy Cadet's Ordeal LONDON, Aug. 24:— A ye, merchant navy cadet's 27-days' ordeal In an open boat during wlucn he saw his 32 companions die, is described m a book published to day. John Ro^s, a Scotsman, was only 17 when SS. Benwyvis was
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    Mates Die,
    48 9 from the survivor's reports. Ifl dedid to all the officers and men served m the line during the „nd is Offered as a tribute to tin iory of those who never came k— 2so British and Ch who Darnel eppewr m the roll of hor.our Reuter
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    $50,000 TEXTILES: LORRY HELD
    57 9 »Our Own Reporter) PENANG, Saturday. The discovery of large quantities hi textiles valued at $50 000 was mode by the Butterworth Police today when a military lorry bound for Sungei Patani, was stopped at Mitchell Pier after cros.-ing over from Penang. Two Indian soldiers, who were
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    'COLONIALS'-A RISING TEAM IN LOCAL CRICKET
    331 10 i 3 In•Ck)lonialB' a compara compriBin mainly ol v, ii. Ceylonese hail. from various c 'ii<%"'.s In ,mbo, and the Christian thers' Schools m Binv.its formed In February this y< through the kind offices Of A. E Oelilkan, who though In his forties, is
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    Penang Student Wins Chiang Kai-Shek Award
    246 10 (Our Own Reporter) PENANG, Sunday. The unique distinction of bring the only Penan*; student to have won Generalissimo Chiang; Kai-shek's scholarship for the best medical student while at Chungking last year goes to 21-year-old Tan Ewe Aik. A former student of the first and
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    NORWAY WINS HIKE TITLES
    14 10 NORWAY WINS HIKE TITLES 1 r I 'iff? 1 rk by f i A.P.
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    WORLD CYCLING MEET OPENS
    190 10 Zurich Aug. 24. -In tne Wonu Cycling Championships op' ned here today G >rardin (Fran and Derksen (HoUand) arc sxpected to give professional favourites a good s niggle. D< rkseu was the amateur champion ii--I<j:;9. For the amateurs pursuit ract there are :y: Kors irom 14
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    SHARE MARKET QUOTATIONS
    563 10 quotati< Malayan (Singap The Majority of 1 I B it I Buyer teller Alexandra Brickwork* els $2.o<> $2.40 indra Brickworki 2 80 3.00 Malaya Tmite€ Executor Co. 8.00 D.OO nolidated Tin Smeltera 24/8 25/9x4. Eastern United u ranee 40- 00 !5.00cd I-\ ier Neave Ltd. 25 50
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    38 10 TOKIO. AUg I workers and farm 1 m front of the II I morning ftgfl t ttv I and the Imp I tax on u-or>: I Special prccant.' Occupation fa I I o [cc were on duty Reuter
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      101 10 At The Worlds GLOBE G.W. DAILY: 3 7 B1 r > P.M. SON OF ROBIN HOOD' i in Technicolor) OPENING TO-MORROW "George White's Scandals' 1 i.i ija\i' Jack Haley) I Ij )O N.W DAILY I 1 018 PM. "EDGE OF DARKNESS 91 CXRROL PLYNN) pei lal Hari Rayi midnight WEDNESDAY
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    Spectators' Fight Ends Charity Soccer
    240 11 Spectators' Fight Ends Charity Soccer rM have been a splendid game was VI)U among spectators at the Jalan 'I-'' rday when the. charity football rnmbined Royal Air Force and the 1 FooTbali Association was abandoned I' anal whistle. A light broke out near the Chinese gonl and the crowd invaded
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    S.C.C. TROUNCE THE POLICE
    228 11 S.C.C. TROUNCE THE POLICE I cricket Club easily! V m to a game m on th s.C.C. ground flrv a ciub chalked up 141 :uns. Ks top-scon d with 34. Sun- took four for frl and Jeans 5 H the police. It Club, Bishop with a foi D with 3
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    Odd-Goal Defeat For RAF Hospital XI
    35 11 Odd-Goal Defeat For RAF Hospital XI d A p Asian club beat Pltal tram at soccer Dockyani ground by two goals to one. A. «rt scored for Club uhil, Gorman .Cored ifrmen. Mr. W. Hackett
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    Took 5 For 1 v. Sussex
    169 11 LONDON, Aug. 24:— The ;>oft ticket at Eastbourne provided bowlers with plenty of opportunities. Maurice Leyland m an unusual role of bowlers took four wickets m :upl>ort of Smailes' five when sending Sursex back to the pavilion m lesi than two hours. Oakes m
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    Ethiopia Claims £100 Per Head
    53 11 PARIS. Aug. 24:— Ethiopia is rlaiming £100 per head for the loss ol life caused by the Italian invasion of the country. The dead are given as 760,000. The claim is part of the reparations bill submitted to the Paris conference amounting m all to
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    509 Runs In S.R.C. Cricket
    123 11 Time robbed Leijs.-ius' eleven of victory m a high scoring cricket 1 mmch against an eleven set captained by D' Almeida at the S.R.C. giound yesterday. Leijssius team had ».i~ht runs more to make to win, and several batsmen more to bat besides those already
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    COLONIALS' THIRD WIN THIS MONTH
    301 11 COLONIALS' THIRD WIN THIS MONTH The Colonials, scored Uu-ir third successful cricket victory this month prhen they met the Base Accounts XI, a new team, yesterday at Thomson Road. The Colonials wo n the toss and sent Base Accounts m to bat. Base Accounts are reported to hav e playtd
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    World Title Fight On Sept.4
    105 11 CAKDIFF, Auk.- 2.V On the night of Sept. 4 when the British lightweight champion Ronnie James Opposes Ike Williams, United State*, for the world title, there will be plenty of Welsh rapport both Outside and inside the ring. Five prominent Welsh boxers \vill be appearing
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    Boxing Champions To Defend Titles
    133 11 LONDON, Aug. 24: The boxing champions, Ernie Roderick, middleweight, and John n y King, bantamweight, were ordered by the British Boxing Board of Control on Saturday to defend their titles. King who the Board said has 1 Intimated his belief m being able to defend
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    England Hold Scotland To Charity Soccer Draw
    466 11 MANCHESTER, Aug. 24.— England did unexpect(dly well to draw 2—2 with Scotland before 70,000 spectators on Manchester city's ground here to-day, m aid of last year's Bolton cap-tie disaster when were killed and over 500 injured. The Scots with two weeks of .prison
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    The Generals Meet
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    JINNAH SAYS VICEROY'S STATEMENT "CONTRARY"
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    England-N.Z. In 60 Hrs.
    36 12 England -N.Z. In 60 Hrs. <>i on, Aug. 24. An I n r p lany n Ohiakea airdrom Hare, a \in fl > >', r 0( oti E an<l.. i but \he )of 60 i last .->,.■ 1 A.P.
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    British Soldiers In Venice Disturbances
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    Poland's 'Remarkable' Reconstruction Job
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    Essex 303, Indians 39 For 2 Wickets
    350 12 OU'IHEND, Aug. 24.- Essex batsxn I v .he opportunity tie dians here bu L ma s n fielding and boy. i were being led once again by A: B« made fl j M which helped to t men. Everythii ting, the pitch beii
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    Litvinov Was Allied Hope
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