Morning Tribune, 30 August 1946

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    10 1 MORNING TRIBUNE fgdfgfb l MM) iU CINTS AUGUST 30, 194j.
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    Chiang, Soong Make Move For China Coalition
    380 1 Chiang, Soong Make Move For China Coalition \ue 29. -In -what is regarded as the ,iopmei:l in the China situation ct skno Chiang Kai-shek was reliably pproved today the creation of a beaded by the U.S. Ambassador to [ghion Saiart, for the purpes? ol .in coalition. paid a call on
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    69 1 m. Britiah and beH i ttlemen) h M ithern Judea H populaft Jewish B' I itine li cka on B Aviv rumi i m forB the Latrym V the Jem B- Ol parts of I being car- imposed. in road, leading to Gaza, lice checking Hf ravellers.—A. P. H
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    INDONESIANS WILL TALK TRUCE AT ALLIED H.Q.
    143 1 INDONESIANS WILL TALK TRUCE AT ALLIED H.Q. Killearn Meets S harir For Hour Batavia, Aug. 29.— Ind mesian officers are lo sent io Allied headquarters in Java to discuss truce it v. as announced here today. Tnis is ihe result of" th- flying visit of Lord Kiiicarn, British Special Commissioner
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    Chinese Custom Plea At UNO Security Council
    125 1 Chinese Custom Plea At UNO Security Council NEW YORK, Aug. 29. -Dr. C. I Hsia, Chinese delegate to the United Nations Security Council, t-daii brought up an old Chinese distmn to support, his cndorsevieni of U. S. motion to uccept all vie/fit applications jor membership *n the United Nations. Hs<a
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    'Col Passy' Disgraced
    81 1 PARIS. Aug. 28 —Col. Andre 4e Wavrin—better -mown as "Colonel Passy"—wartime Chief of General de Gaulles Secret Service "Direction Generals des Ktcherches et h'.s Etudes" was at the Frenr-h Cab 'net meeting today heSJ rejpanjfuii i£i<:ve financial mismanagf ment in the administration of hi, service. The Cabinet
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    27 1 MAUKAS. Auy. 23.— Madras will export cooking oils to Burma in exchange for increa ed supplies of rice Mr. A. F. Dixon. Food Commissioner sa'd today.— Reuter
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    29 1 BERLIN. Aug. 29—The American military governm. -nt today said it Was inaugurating a civil .service for 80 per cent, ol Movernment emplq il] t}" D B. ?mv ol Oenu
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    BIG 4 MEET
    264 1 BIG 4 MEET ADDITIONAL SECURITY AT BRiTISH EMBASSY PARIS, \u;r 2f.—The B;- Poieujn Iffinintei held their meel ag tcttay BQdei the ihadow <>f report! iMViilati-d In P;tri- last ni^ht th;r M Jewish terrorist* had arrived in Franc*- and hid ■worn to -ret BrnesJ Bevin*1. -H« I «'il »i t». tho
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    30 1 MOSCOW, Aut?. 29 --The Soviet ivwiummw RM Snort* 1 today commentod thai Russian athletes perform lor glory of the itaU and not for pgmml fam.- or a desire to el
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    muslims celebrate: no disturbances
    70 1 CALCUTTA. Aug. 29— More than a million Muslim.; today celebrat?d the festival of Id-ul-Fitr. Strict military and police measures, adopted after the Aug. 16 rioting, remained in force except that prohibition against assembly of more than five persons was relaxed for :ix hours to permit Muslims
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    "We Shall Achieve Pakistan" Says Jinnah
    215 1 "We Shall Achieve Pakistan" Says Jinnah H I tinah, ft B tival B B and I .'.MI fail i^' '.lit Of B -hall B Our only B *na!l peal to Bfua Ima t organise d cl n:itl our nd ■ei as cne solid d nation M l want every Muslim
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      62 1 A FEW OF THE NKWLY ARRIVED ARTTOLO CIAN SINGH'S HAVE ON DISPLAY FOR LADIES FOR GENTS I SWIMMING SI ITS ITALIAN SHIRTINGS (In popular stripe designs) CMB: GEORGETTE BLOUSES TOOTAL TIES 'Hungarian Fashioned) <m latest patterns) PURE SILK GLOVES PROPHYLACTIC 'Best English make) HAIR COMBS SILK KNICKERS PLASTIC TOASTRACKS FOV
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    Japanese Attacked Aged Man "Like Wild Beast"
    701 2 Sime Road Camp Case Bm< alked-up and stopped at the thi hold hi m, Kawazue rushed at him and He struck him on the face and neck clenched iis' or with a very short weapon and the oh na oped down to protect
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    Wrote $100,000 Cheque—Then Borrowed $50
    187 2 Wrote $100,000 Cheque Then Borrowed $50 (Our Own Reporter) PENANC Ewe Yet Khefcg, a self-styled "merchant of standing," was sentenced. 10 two years' rigorous sonment by Mr. B. J. Jennings in the Distnw Court on two charges of cheating, and one of attempt, id cheating. Five other charges against withdrawn.
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    PILLION RIDING PROTEST
    97 2 PILLION RIDING PROTEST »f n I '-t 'iv< i ■hi |>an p i d i i'--t the maj >rity < f whom ate (?e earneri expres Trave oncern, tat inn ild only increa e i icksha es Municipal bun arc at present ran :u .-i keh ton basil Many clerical
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    WAR SERVICE GRANTS
    57 2 LONDON, Aug. 28. There's no question of a genera] withdrawal of the War Service grants scheme > fore July 1, HM7, it is learned on enquiry at the Ministry of Pensions. Only wh<Te new rati-s of pay for a soldier have put the family outside the scheme
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    Treaty Still Weighs Heavily
    61 2 LONDON, Aug. 29. i,, the British proposals for a military alliance and joint defend the Egyptian poeple see only a new skin for the same bitter wine which they already knew, ;l Ifosco* radio commentator BaW Tuesday muht. h, added the Anglo-Egyptian irear still weighs h<
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    Prince Nikolai Says He Took Nazi Money
    178 2 MOSCOW, Auk. «S.— Former Prince Nikolai Alex androvich Ukhtomsky, said in evidence al his Moscow /rial Wednesday that the While Russians in Manchuria during the years before the war, spied for the Nazis as well as the Japanese againsJ the Soviet Union. Ukh
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    ARMY QMG NOW FULL GENERAL
    61 2 ARMY QMG NOW FULL GENERAL LONDON, Auk. 28.— Li« Gen. Sir Daril G. Watson, ter-Master General g aiy, has been appointed a General, states the Loi zette. Sir Daril rose from the He was General Oil. manding the Westen in 1944-45 and has I Adjutant General. Aged he won the
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    "NO WAR BETWEEN FRANCE, SIAM"
    202 2 New York, Aug. 27. Konthi Suphamigkhon, Siamese representative with the United Nations, hn denied French allegations that Siam is in a "de facto stale of war" with France in a letter to Trygve Lie. Secretary General of the United Nations, supporting Siam's application for membership
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    Graziani III
    65 2 HOME. Auk- 28 Rudolfo Graziani, foi Chief of Staff, wat under heavy escort t" r prison on the island of to Elena d'Aosta H< I Naples, it is learned h< night. Graziani's trial 01 collaboration with and supporting I l »»'»-!i po<tpon<'d owing ness. On Aug. 1 he
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    Colonial Secretary Optimistic About Singapore's Future "Miraculous Recovery" Says Mr. MacKerron
    338 3 (Tribune Staff Reporter) litimistic about the future of Singapore," said Mr. P. A. B. Mean xclusive interview given at his office where I found the rd at work on Hari Ray a. n to leave for a holiday in
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    Holiday Tension In India
    62 3 Holiday Tension In India B the AiiI ippei led to k I narkB :>n [|B ail B B I r ome to H i i ippcal BB i-nsoii-B l out aetiviB i-iplin-B ady to face all B Irocdom MB id riflce by B obstacles in cur I v ui many
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    Military Urged To Operate Buses
    161 3 Military Urged To Operate Buses (Tribune Staff Reporter) "s, in particular those living in the ansportless day's experience, say sore about the transport situation. The Traction Company strike affects them most, because nearly all of them, either on half-full or empty stomachs, are forced to trek all the way to
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    ILLEGAL JEW IMMIGRANTS IN TRIPOLITANIA
    25 3 nia tfeeka and en to halt a1 once, a aid Wed--1 hat shall mder conadding tkat amD is being A.P.
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    8 Revolvers Surrendered
    54 3 < >ur Own Reporter I Penanjr, Thursday-Eiu-ht. revolvers and one shot guv have be < ,i surrendered to the police following the notification regarding the surrender of an before J l 1 31 The (li f «reap< n i.vcv by European who hacl ing a Japanese atitoma
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    Jam de-controlled
    44 3 TOuv Own Reporter) Pcnantr, Thursday. Jam i to come oil the list of controlled commodities in P<nanj? l1 officially stated when it woi controlled, jam found its way into th. I. lack market disappearing comfrom shops. Large itodu ire < JCDected !»y importer*.
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    "REMOVE RICE IMPORT OBSTACLES"
    215 3 "REMOVE RICE IMPORT OBSTACLES i Our Own Reporter} Penang, Thursday 1 1' a very OtltfpoflteJl Zettrr Mr. Ong Joo Sun a I'.cal prominent local Chinese criticizes the manner in which the Malayan food situation is being handled, calling the experts sitting in Washington people who know nothing of actual conditions
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    Poor Response To Land Work Plan
    81 3 LONDON, August 28. Oi every 14 ex-servicemen who apuy ior ti.'Jiiim^ for land work under the Gov 'rnment scheme, two aw rejected and of the remaining 12, one dot^ not begin and two more do not complete the course, said fh Ministry ol Agriculi
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    LONDON MUSLIM WARNS NEHRU
    173 3 LONDON, Aug. 29. 'cd Amir Shah, chairman 01 the All-India Muslim eague of London, speak I at the Id festival In the I st London Mosque y< day warned Pandit Jawa I rial Nrhru against the inclusion of Muslims in his overnment, and blamed the /icngal
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    $6,000 Airdrop To Malayan Guerrillas
    116 3 $6,000 Airdrop To Malayan Guerrillas .r Own f or) Penaiig, Than toy. nit •d, BJBOIIg olh'-r th.t.;.-,. n i-.uKt-t containing $6,000 during the occupation period OB the nut.->k rts <f Bj.l.du' i-> where Um fQ6" a operating ■gainst tho T told at the B ling <"ourt-, i day, in th
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    Had N.A.A.F.I. Beer, Fined
    58 3 (Our Own Reporter) Penang, 1 hon day A ftn« < $1,600; in default months' r.i. was imposed by Mr. B. J JelUfciQgl at the Di/rict Court on »h Lock Chi for po .sion of 100 bottlei of beer, i elonc" ing to NAAFT. The bee? «raa
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    "Indomitable" Home
    39 3 Indomitable" Home PORTSMOUTH, August 2^.---HMS Indomitable arrived at Portsmouth in Wednesday from the Far Kast. She brought home to Plymouth Portsmouth 3,01 1 passengers, tht* i.u--g^esj number bo far tarried in ;t British warship on trooping uu-> ties.- Reuter
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    The Morning Tribune FRIDAY, AUGUST 30, 1946. Java Talks
    206 4 The Morning Tribune FRIDAY, AUGUST 30, 1946. Java Talks m os 1 i i at which i a icer. in unBri ei In- larification j i language afl to anything. Th e j .w ri neithertht claim i n ognised as mde J republic nor the Dutch to re^sUbkind of
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    They Risked Blindness
    515 4  -  S. E. Webster By r. r rith n ik nu dly I c rro5, I iverfor i d Alky] Fluorophoi ar i nol n fluorine, but they ar. s i pol i thai human ob» n [or I nui n- one ol onlj one pan l.i iffe]
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    Pu-yi "Abducted" From Tientsin
    292 4 (By Duane Hennessv. Associated Press Correspondent) Tokyo. Aug. 28.— The puppet Emperor H( Pu-yi s "i ted' J from Tientsin and sent Into to smooth the way for advance of the trn radiograms introduced before th< ilitarj tribunal indicated today. by General K< n Doihara l«
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    39 4 NEW YORK, Aug. 28.— The Siamese Government haa asked the United Nations Council to [adjourn its application for memI erahip on the ground that 1 1 state of hostility between si:im and France was not vel ended yet- Reuter
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    Fear Of Depression
    127 4 BASLE. Aug. 2* I port of the Bank I j Settlement d I coming depn I i ally not bdievin I in bmineM can I ever. I The B I f- Hj future depression I from the depn I 1930. I Some count] I ten e business
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    US Defence Strategy
    142 4 US Def ence Strategy WASHINGTON, AU| K Secretary of War Roto I Pti Kon Tuesday direct -I paitmeiit officials to i H| defence plans on I Hu there will be no International V (i tt >mic d And 0:1 another phasi K Civilian Production Cl K Small, announced that th<
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    7,000 Strike At Trieste Shipyard
    92 4 TRIESTE. Aug. 27 B and workers left the Trieste last night ftft dtdoWn strike called against the entry o: tv.ops and 28 Venezia men to restore order ..:in& up of workers. A little fighting am' wo ker.s was .stopped b H^licemen but ipal disorder. Representatives
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    Why Grow Old?
    590 6  - - Josephine Lowman By lor Leg Beauty g. "Please give dm P f > O( general ,I hi r. apai I j;. ii > you ran will M<1 ltM i left foot flu |D d you. Btraigh the i rui. teg and return Lefl tto place. v w
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    PRO-BRITISH INDIAN HIT IRISHMAN
    184 6 BIRMINGHAM. Aug. 28.—Des:ribed as Indian with very proBritish views Edwin Charles Stevenson, aged 31, employed a s i night duty stoker at a Birmingham factory, was bound )ver for six months by the stipendiary magistrate today on the charge of maliciously wounding an Irishman named Michael
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    PEER DIES
    47 6 I BEXILL, Aug. 28:— Lord Hilmaine found, in a collapsed condition at I his Bexhill home Buffering from the effects of poisoning, died soon after beintf taken to hospital. He was a fifth Baron and had been a representative peer for Ireland since ion.- Reuter
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    Our Dumb Blonde
    18 6 Our Dumb Blonde "Are you sure that's what V he meant when he asked! you to string along?"
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    "PRAVDA" WAS RUDE
    103 6 PRAGUE, All*. 27— Di Z<^*fl Fierlinger, Czechoslovakia's De P^B Prime Minister, today expressed *M regret of the Czech Foreign MimstM at the attack on Britain in &M Thursday's ''Rude Pravda," o3:c« organ of the Czech C o minu« Party u *Aj -M No Cabinet member, nc told
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      126 6 I LI^L ABNEII exclusive in malaya to the morning tribune i F I J^**'»^^^^ t k^^^* h^^~* > *-4^r+ **4^^+ A I 011 IJ By Ai a P*' t)n Thi Beam-— "1 I fa<- r-TAi v in' OhJC vvif TH' C-<'' «L" »t T I IMPAWTIMT REMINDS nE. r I<^>
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    Making A $3-Million Picture Isn't So Easy-2
    1491 7  - Making A $3 -Million Picture Isn't So Easy-2 Henry Gris IoLLYWOOD REPORT 9 By©- Morning Tribune i S Corres. in Hollywood. S .i,P second part of the report from our This is lh ~T" den t oa the making of a new Llywood t«« e g; B i Arch of
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    de Gaulle Issues A Warning
    116 7 PARIS. Aug. 27: Gen de OauU© today issued a statement in which he expressed a warning of the danI gtr of Prance losing her Empire. Criticising the plans for the future French constitution as not complying with conditions necessary for French recovery, Gen. De Gaulle
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    33 7 WASHINGTON, Aug. 28:— Tbm United States Navy Department announced today that the cruiser Huntington and destroyers Perry and Rotert L. Wilson, which axe tn th* Adriatic, are expected to stay there indefinitely.- Reuter
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    HK Constitution Revision Plans
    309 8 HONGKONG. Aug. 28. Qo\ r Mark */o;.:i^ broadcasting over Hongkong radio to-ni^ht discussea the proposed revision of the constitution of HanKkong. Declaring thai la th- Intention of His Majesty 3 Govf-rnrnf-nt to carry out the rev s:on for the purpose of giving the citizens of Hongkong
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    JEWISH AGENCY ANSWER
    46 8 LONDON, Aug. 29:— The Jewish Agency*i ded km on whether or not I tO accept Britain's invitation to the Btptembef confercoie on Palestine lis expert r<i to be announced wme time today, Reuters Diplomatic Cori re.-Dondent learns on yjH)d uutho- I rify.- Reuter
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    14 Terrorists Swore To "Get" Mr. Bevin
    538 8 PARIS Aug. 28:— The French police were to-night making a nation-wide search for 14 alleged Jewish terrorists reported here to have sworn "to get the British Foreign Secretary, Mr. Ernest Bevin. The British Criminal Investigation Department, Scotland Yard, informed the French police the
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    Bevin Anxious But Cheerful
    125 8 S LONDON, Aug. 20.^v i tsh Foreign Minister EtW S nest Bevin tola huichpu'-m t about the Paris Peace Colm J ference yesterday; H. "t am simply cni ow jft I lik e everyone els e i n Z\\ i whole icorla for a M merit
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    Anglo-Siamese Agreement Negotiations
    82 8 Anglo -Siamese Agreement Negotiations BANGKOK. Aug. Direk Chainam. Siam. se ForeM Minister, told the Siamese ?< liament that consultation m going on between him Lind iB British Minister regarding™ Anglo-Siamese agreemen I ed wa Jan. 1 this year. A coM munlque is expected. It was erroneously report! Monday that Siam
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    Objectionable Posters Amended
    87 8 LONDON. Aug. 28 I quest of the Lond- n <- ;W Council, the managem nt M Tivoli cinema in London throughfare St I amended two iarg< vertislng th e film 1 The King of Slam" considered 'offensive to vm tast 4 I On P scene depict( In
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      327 8 TVy T/lW AMERICAN Answer To Yesterday's CROSSWORD io m |AIN[I IMla]U] lSlT|UlP|t"lo Gii.- Altar 22 A number 33— SnrinS singer PAI AC IJTa D- AIC C ues: |3 mppening 23 Co,,c!ud r 17-Uw trees reiJ 1. a u!?M. K 14 FaKchooj 24 R.t;.i'l Ml 40- VVi->t Suxo u i=. SJnT2Ji-
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    Vyshinsky Assails Australia Proposal
    177 9 Vyshin sky Assails Australia Proposal PARIS, Aug. 28.— Andiei Vyshinsky, Russia's number two delegate at the Pjris conference, this evening attacked the Australian proposal for a reparation, commission as "absolutely unacceptable" "Unjust 1 "impracticable" "stereotyped" and "abstract." it ran e >anter to *ho pnnr.pir '■'< ami should no unjus* rietor
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    POLICE FIRE ON STRIKERS
    72 9 BOMBAY. Autf. 28:— The polk Opened fire today to di:sp. crowd at Amalner, textile centre i Khandesh district. Bombay prow where textile workers on strike wei demonstrating in defiance of a bal on public meetings Three persons are reported have beta killed and 1 •"> injured
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    ROBINS SCORE 102 vs. ESSEX
    32 10 I H i i i r i. rsusl L< i furth* Hampshira K. <■■■ 76 102, Thompson l. Oval re 115 Glou- 193 I), Bui r 8 Reuter
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    INDIANS PAY FOR FIELDING MISTAKES
    275 10 INDIANS PAY FOR FIELDING MISTAKES ainly :;iy. Despite n hours b< Hour. mo. t unable to 1 1 I] to the soii!t- had d <>verht. n play began the pitch took n bowling and none of the Kent men *ere happy. Yet teveral from Fagg and Da vies mi Bed
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    282 10 JO1?AN Aur. 23: rvoked by i lv :-dini:er s n |L.Oi that t>e New Zeal H am would be chosen for I m* i/.ir "irrespective of i olour," c *-H >pic here. II I I Dail M Pr fl. 3. Davel, Pr deni of Noiti: Transvaal Rugby tball Union,
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    60 10 YORK, Aug. 28:— The J old filly F V by Foxhunt er 'fl ?eme, danced 1 Cber Handii J hree-quaM'!- j DJttg by e I i trained Wood Hf Foxtrot vvi, .1 i KionteSi at j r J led 3-1 i fl i.> r \nc\ D lvi] I Foxtrot
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    CRICKET LEAGUE
    197 10 7..0ND0N. Aug. 27. Tlu- following is f Mv County cricket championship standing including matches ended on Aug. 27: COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP TAJ3LE Ist Inningi U-ad I- two points for tic in Ist Innings In match lost. I- li four points for l iiihi:' f lead in one-day rtiatc Reuter
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    Y's MEN's TIFFIN
    31 10 Mr. A.s. .Martin oi the Aimy Educational ceni re will k n*», Total Education" at tfie Men's club luncheon meeting < n Saturday, at Cecil's Restaurant at l.io p.m.
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