Morning Tribune, 7 October 1946

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    11 1 MORNING TRIBUNE be MONDAY. OCTOBER 7, 1946. (New Series) 10 CU.V'IS
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    UNKNKOWN
    191 1 ■Raiah's Nephew To Contest Legality a renort from London quoting O. M. Green in the ft™ Observer" says that it is practically certain artioi/will shortly be taken by Mr. Anthony nephew of the ex-Rajah, on behalf of the Sarawak, to obtain a judicial decree that the Governmenfa annexation was
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    Java Talks Open Today
    84 1 Baiavia Oc! 6.— Final plans for Mondays formal reopening of political negotiations between the Dutch and the Indonesian Republic were laid during a lengthy conference, today between William Scnermerhorn, Chairman of the Dutch Commlssioni General, Dr. Sharir, premier of the Indonesian Republic and Lord Killearn. British
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    Foreign Troops: Russia's Request To The UNO
    165 1 m K, Oct. 6. The <Ki t km spokesman m the Soviet Govern:Sß I the United il ral Assembly to m .luxation of the m ign troops in B- I non-enemy counUM spokesman said m ■turns Secretarym Dr. Trygve Lie, had m pia-e
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    STOP PRESS
    40 1 I A GIULIA, 1 crowd throw j, *nbs ai it v lroV e j up an authorised l ro-Yufoslav L Anti Fascist I Although iv.b] missiles, the I bj Allied-' I -;1 police 1 emen, ma- cheduled Reuter
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    59 POLICE KILLED IN KOREA RIOTS
    93 1 59 POLICE KILLED IN KOREA RIOTS SEOUL, Oft 6 national police announced jrestei nay that r 9 policemen Wtfe killed, 60 wounded and 100 missing in four I days' widespread rioting in Sou; Korea. Disorder! were Hourly being pui i down, i h« i jof their dead wid iPounded Korean
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    "NO DECISION YET on MALAYAN UNION PLAN"-OFFICIAL
    264 1 "NO DECISION YET on MALAYAN UNION PLAN"-OFFICIAL "All Shades Of Opinion Will Be Consulted First" Says Mr. Newboult (Prom Our Kuala Lumpur Reporter) The 12-man constitution-making committee of British officials and representatives of the Malays has not ye> come to any decision, Mr. A.T. NewbouK, Chief Secretary to the Malayan
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    THE LONDON REPORTS
    495 1 LONDON, Oct. 6.— There is reason to believ(,' that the scheme of the Malayan Union Ml] be so radically altered as almost to amount to abolishment and thai the sullans will be reinstated as sovereign rulers in their own states, writes O.M. Green in the Sunday paper,
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    7 1 Eiuhi-nundred and Thayetmyo dUti let Bu duri
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    Death Railway Sold For £1,500,000
    135 1 BANGKOK, Oct. 6.—S\am i 9M4 Grvat Hritaxn have agreed I M the sale of the notorious i S (haih railway"* Jinking Bur- i v>a nnd S\am, to the Siflm*" I*'1 -vmnivJit for £/,500,000, it i S (l o.fflcinUy reported here. y The purchase will include
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    Dutch Troops For NEI
    46 1 AMSTERDAM. Oct. 5 The mot* r VWMI Johan van Olden barnevek !<!ft Amsterdam t /day with j trooi.o of the < -Vv«».-)th f>f Doc if, > Divisio: for th<> Nttb^rlands I'd Tl>i. nth >nip rep.-. i bare left Holland with tioopt 4 Division.- Reuter
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    Small Producers Mainstay Of South East Asia Rubber
    436 2 Boston, Oct. s.— The small producers ol South Ash are turning out the Uon'sshare of the world's natural rubber. In the opinion of E. G. Holt, rubber adviser Ol the rs Department Just returned from a tour ol Malaya and tifr Dutch
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    SIAM BORDER DISPUTE NOT FOR UNO
    127 2 SIAM BORDER DISPUTE NOT FOR UNO Paris, Oct. s.— The French G ivernment t.'-nikht oiiiciaily denied American reportg of intep< submission oi the French -Siamese dispute to Jnternationa] arbitration. Tin statement declared: "In no ease can France recognise the validity ot the Tokyo Treaty of jyjl and consequent] y there
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    ALL-OUT WAR AGAINST GAMBLING
    71 2 ALL-OUT WAR AGAINST GAMBLING M nila, Oct. 5. Thf mayor Manila has announced an Mi-< at wai again t gambling in Ity, and ha* requested th< < Consul-General to use rai Influence on Chinese i ai here to refrain from f i >r f. r vlolaUoni ol th eambwho raided
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    BRITISH NOTE ON DARDANELLES
    55 2 LONDON. Oct. 5.- Sir DavirJ Kelly British Ambu.widnr to Turkey, yesterday handed to th< Turkish Oovornmcnt a memorandum Retting out Bii- view on the latest Soviet i to Ankara which prop* *he revision ol the preseni i« ol the Black Sea straits. Foreign Offlr.- spokesman d
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    NEW INDONESIAN CABINET MEETS TODAY
    29 2 :avia Od r>. Th*> n o! th" mw Ind m I which wai am <n Wedneid ow, the Neth< I j imported t iter.
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    Britain's Most Perfect WAAF
    106 2 7/j Terrifying] She Says yL LONDON, Oct. 4.—Elizafbeth Harvey of Clay gate, Surrey, is Britain's most perfect WAAF Leading J Aircraft woman Harvey has been chosen as Royal Air Force girl from among six finalists. Miss Harvey is J on the staff of the Control Commission
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    London Indians Celebrate
    94 2 LONDON, Oct. s.— lndians in London, particularly Hindus, are celebrating the annual Hindu festival of Dashera over the week-end at various places in «ne Metropolis and in private residences ol many Hindu> doccrn and businessmen. The chief function is being organised by the Hindu Association of Europe
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    "South Africa Has Lost Right To Be In UNO"
    219 2 Puris, Oct. s.— South Anica has forfeited the right »^> remain with the United Nations Organisation, Mr. H. A. Naidoo, South African Indian Congress delegate, told Router in Paris today. Mr. Na'doo who is on his way t the United Slates
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    Russian Outvoted Or Bulgarian Reparation
    305 2 PARIS, Oct. s.— After sitting for more th hours, the Balkans Economic Committee of Peace Conference finished its work wit} cision about Bulgarian reparations. The Bt iti>)i motion that Bulj;arin houid pay the to'al of $125,000,000 was carried by nine votes to fivi •r the
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    GEN. HAWTHORNE LEAVES FOR NEW POST
    37 2 iiATAVIA, Oct. s.— The Commander of the 23rd Indian division, :vi«,j.-Gen. Douglas C. Hawthornleft Batavia for New Delhi by plane to take up the post of Director ot Military Training.- Reuter
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    PANGKAL PINANG TALKS
    144 2 PANGKAL PINANG TALKS PANGKAL PINANG, Oct <l At the minorities corL held here the Arab reS tive yesterday had K to order by Chairman van wJ •vhen he made ext^S 1 satory remarks obout 2 Netherlands Government cording to the Dutch" n£ j agency (Aneta>. Previously -md other Arab speaks
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    Indonesians Refuse Aid To Chinese
    146 2 MEDAN. Oct. 5, An Indonesian and Chinese delegation, together with the Chinese Consul left Medan on Oct. 1 Investigate the disturbances Bagansi Api Api. Aneta (the Dutch ne« agency) reports that in an interview with the Chine- I sul, the Republican Govi Sumatra. Hassan, stated
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    30 2 MANILA. Oft. Geronimo. president a» era! manager ol J* Rubber Products, inc.. facturer of Elpo shj for the United St •vill make further stug J rnodern rubber inausirj States. Reuter
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    PASSPORT FEE DOUBLED
    16 2 th. Philip^ pl«. •00 per cent. th€ P ltst which is $11.50 Reuter
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    Convicted Paratroopers: 15 questions For Parliament Tomorrow
    641 3 PDON, Oct. 5.— A very heavy list of questions face Ministers when the mimons reassembles next Tuesday. A total of 225 arc down on the a per and of these 66 are addressed to the new Secretary for War, Mr. FJ. 15 of
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    Bangkok Mayor Charged: Rice Smuggled To S'pore
    268 3 BANGKOK Oct. 6.—Tie Lord Mayor of Bangkok and I four-man council yesterday faced charges brought by t nteen members of the Municipal Council of illicit pub- i lie land leases. mncillors representing the seventeen petitioners I i a list of alleged improper practices
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    HURCHILL FLAYS INDIA POLICY
    173 3 -ACKPOOL, Oct. 5. Mr. Winston Churchill, taer British Rime Minister, today bitterly assailed ur Government's policy towards India declaren the British walked out the country's be destroyed and millions of "helpless ndians" left to face a dark future of misery r hed F king at the
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    THE SECOND LENA
    12 3 Best effort of the week. By G forgo Foong.
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    School boys' Good Efforts In 'Lena The Hyena Contest'
    192 3 School boy s' Good Efforts In 'Lena The Hyena Contest' The prize of $50 In Lena the Hyena contest No. 2 goes to George FDong, of 141-A Hill Street, Singapore, whose entry was adjudged best of the many hundreds of cartoons submitted. Tilt* standard displayed in th s contest wa.s
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    Reduction Of Troop Deck Fares To Colombo
    142 3 Reduction Of Troop Deck Fares To Colombo Mr. A. I. Raja Slngham, Rei)" entative of the Governnu tit of Ceylon in Malaya, stated yestctday that as a special rase the fares for troop deck pa* c<jf's on the "Queen i,f Bermuda" which will take about 1.000 farf- paying paslengen to
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    Morning Tribune MONDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1946. Truman And The 100,000
    367 4 Morning Tribune MONDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1946. Truman And The 100,000 gident Truman i to < omlng unpn dictable. Every American Pre; I i iat keep his finger on the pulse of the people, but It I disturbing whi n Amerin policy must follow the aph of a racing pulse. The
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    marhinal Comment
    751 4  -  Harold Nicholson marginal Comment i r\ By (By Special Arrangement wirti the London Spectator). .J FLEET STREET, Bept. 21. A court-martial < t particular i the Far East condud(i Id London yest< rday. Major Cecil Boon, 52-year-old Regular officer ol the K.A.S C. was found Guilty on live
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    Boycott Of Americans Threat
    122 4 Boycott Of Americans Threat LONDON, Oct. 5. J i ooycott of everj I throughout th< :-> League country Saudi, Arabia. Y<Trw-n $'3 Transjordan and Lebai threatened by Di. Hussein 2 jlidi. Secretary of p.;.; Arab Higher Executive in j9 last night. He was replying to Pr< Truman's statement yesterday urging
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    Rehabilitation Of Burma
    92 4 RANGOON. Oct. 5. -Mr. BO Binns financial said today Burma would nowies i curn to normal and be put bad ion the road to reconstruction and rehabilitation with addrf j vitality engendered by the poo; larly supported government Mr. Binn< who made the statement aftei an amicable
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    MONKEYS TRAVEL BY NAVY PLANE
    33 4 HONOLULU. OCt. hundred and fourteen :n* have arrived by the US. N giant Plane Mai- iPhilippines en route o mainland to be used ftght against Infantile paraU" A.P.
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    New Freedom Order For Schacht And Fritzsche
    369 4 New Freedom Order For Schacht And Fritzsche Nuremberg, Oct. s.— After over 12 hours oi "house arrest*' In different parts of this half-ruined city, Hjalmar Schacht and Hans Fritzsche two of the former German war leader; acouitted by the Nurem- srg war crimes tribunal —are free to come and ko
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    Schacht, Fritzsche Smuggled Out Of Nuremberg Jail
    349 6 NUREMBERG, Oct. 5. J was confirmed to-day Schacht, former Nazi finance chief, and Hans i che, Goebbel's propaganda deputj two ol the Ihra Na/i> acquitted by Hie War Crimes Tribunal were .smuggled out of Nuremberg jail last night under ol darkiu is and
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    COAL BEFORE GRAIN
    104 6 MONTREAL. Ocr 4. The transport rush in Canada to ensure adequate horn* 1 supplier of coal for the winter has held up the movement ol grain to Europe. The diversion of inland shipping on the Great Lake ha.s left eastern ports train elevators almost empty with the*
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    TO STOP 'BLEEDING' Of TAX PAYERS
    75 6 WASHINGTON, Oct. 5. -Discussions aimed at "stopping Gtermany, Austria and Italy 'bleeding the British and American taxpayer," and the pos3l blllty ol transferring some of he cost to lorm< r neutral :ountries have be< n a feature of the conference this week be■n xhf
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    CHINA NEWS IN BRIEF
    159 6 SHANGHAI, Oct 5 -Chen Chung-lu t puppet g ernor ol Kwantung, was sen- jed to death by the Chinese H Court on charge s ol collaboration Chen was a relative I ite Wang Ching-wei, the puppet premier ol China. Preparations are being made throughout the country
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    WORLD'S LIGHTEST AEROPLANE
    65 6 LONDON, Oct. 5 J Obey sekere left England today on the ftrsf leg of the 7,000-mile flight to Ceylon on his Taylorcraft duster— one of the lightest planes. Tho pilot is Ralph H. Sleigh, former RAF Squadr m Leader The trip is expected to take three weeks
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    52 6 KURB, Oct. 4.— The British Commonwealth Occupation Force Head quarter uxtay announced tin- acQUitta] of a 20-year-old Jfipah- < youtb who had been Charged with the murder oi an Indian soldier. Evidence revealed the young J;'p<-< nese had gone t<> tin assisianc*- oi a woman vliom the India;, olditi M.'tci
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    'British Justice On Trial'
    408 6 That the prosecution had not proved intention on the part of the accused, was mission made by Major T. S. Bains, one defence lawyers, in his closing address in the SJS War Crimes Court, Saturday, at the trial of* Japanese personnel of the Outram Road Prison
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    BLANKETS: POOR SALES IN PENANG
    75 6 BLANKETS: POOR SALES IN PENANG PENANG. Sat. Frvciv: were regi stored when Brazil made blankets were sold t t: public at $2.50 each at vr places in Penang last n'g'n: Smart black-marketeer, matin; use of the opportunity to some money, brought thr kets to other spots where ::> charged customer*
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    Labour Adviser
    43 6 TEHERAN. Oct. 5. Sir Fr derick Legget, British adviser in his capacity as suit ant to the Anglo -Iranian 0: Company, has arrived at Aba(W on his way to Teheran the company on labour and li dustrial affairs in Pen Reuter
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      126 6 U*l, A»\IH EXCLUSIVE IN MALAYA TO THE MORNING TRIBVSf Wi.'rvn:ii Must \\w\i g y (anp 1 J>i ft FPAIN GO'NG SOUTH- p.. THAT HO R R ai .r VUT^ A^JOTHf.R Qlßu HAS PROBLtHS.| AH wamTC uim X I JINX WILL v LOVES I M BI 1 1 1 1 rv-\Ki'-r
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    The Amazing Story Of Gene Tierney-2
    2134 7  -  Henry Cilris \aj Ixwood Gossip By Morning Tribune I Corrcs. in Hollywood i S^a instalment oj f Mc life sto>y of actress Gene n LiATtoOUfUUvu>OOd correspondent Henry i^°Zrt l was publ shed on Saturday. ..dialects in tne had years of exdramatlc coaching. believed half
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    VERA ARDMORE'S GOSSIP COLUMN
    391 8 Dinner At Government id th at H Batur* the n. r tl r >mmlsi I by Sir Leslli B ipson, Mr < tour, the Chini nDr. Wu Paak John Mr Pergu Mr Le K Mr. and Mr L n Vii nd Mr Tan bin Tu in
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    HOSTESS
    93 8 at .i pn viow ind wh i I as 'i Mai i v ■< when h n sii' i■ in ick ner lovely ph i \ry and mu most <::. i n I >an *be disastrous ries of ni toe ol the most sue irers ol black and the
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    Why Grow Old?
    325 8  -  Josephine Lowman 5) Exercise Does It i ion oiei over my desk again and again, "Can one tit by perspiring? \v>. i h scales will show a los j v. v bm they do not indi the slightest loss ot fat The weight you lose by perspir
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    UNKNOWN
    156 9 I. South Ausand rvat >r l^y ;isical I. t nd starting 2 7 won the E 1,000 Di-rby I m ii< here I five. Moon. econd thr( e hH.HoUten*B 25-j chance nila further ngths away. red the course >:onds. This win in 15 laced on the dered to hold
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    Planes With Wings Like Insects
    53 9 Planes With Wings Like Insects LOS ANGELES. Oct. 5. -Airplanes with wings lik*- insects instead of the conventional anchored variety were described a^ a future possibility before the Society of Automotive Engineers by William Stout, a Detrtot consulting engineer. Explaining his studies of flapping wings, he 'That'- 'vhy bugs don't
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    Soviet Paper Accuses Britain
    174 9 MOSCOW, Oct. 4.— Trud, Soviet Trade Union newspapei today accused Britain of plani ning to extend hrr cotonia] empire over North-east Air lea and so gain "a monopolist position" in the Red Sea area. The article said: "Britisn aeroplanes fly freely over Aby-s-inian territory. Briti>h forces
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    BOOKS Reviewed
    1008 10 BOOKS Reviewed "Rice Bowl Broken' by Made Munday, Hutchinson Co., Ltd Lnc i. M S3 illustrations, price 15^. i.. B wl Broken," the orilinal tltl( ol which wi Shanghai Corwspondent/ 1 reflected Bve yars ol Japan( m military tucce and failures, tortures and ganst r rule In Shanghai written by
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    CHRYSLER PRODUTION TO BE CUT
    39 10 DETROIT, Oct. 5. The vslt Corporation which has pfOdUCed over 400.000 p:< s r, thus far this year :)nine a sharp cutback in tieir output becau >e < i .hor- «.f she< t A. P.
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    SHARE MARKET QUOTATION
    674 10 Sh Oct. 4 irding to -the Malayan Share f ation (Singapore) wtrt w». I 1 1 I 1 l 1 INDUSTRIALS Bayer Seller Brickworks Ordi. 1.70 1.90 \1' ari'lra Brickworks Pn 2.O0 285 '•Srit. Malaya Trustee <fc Executof Co. 8 00 9.00 isolidatcd Tin Smelten rf/6 26/do
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    WHAT Critics Say About The England-Eire Game
    383 11 WHAT Critics Say About The England-Eire Game I Archie Quick's Sports Review I moo- football selector who would be an i-oot bailer! If I were one, I should be i' confused over the Judgments of the on' the Eire versus England soccer match at 1^ to the varying ideas of
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    UNKNOWN
    44 11 JC1SC0, Oct. 5.— et, Edde Moylan Jersey beat Tom Brown of 6-4. 3-6, 6-4, to c7, < semi-finals of the Coast Tennis Chami along with the ional champion, Jack K>a- Los Angeles, Jul us Herd- Baker fit and Harry i >j San Fran A.P.
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    CC Win by even Runs
    106 11 ilcipa] Pa- the SCC. dens in a crick t 1 the i rgin of n W. WV ton 1 :> 2. T.W. Cults i J.p. Pearson lbw ■>'. ii.J.c. Tinker G.A, Mott b R.J. n R.J.W. Moss b a.c. Growder c 5 I- Cj-ty li,
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    PRAGUE F.C. VS. GLASCOW RANGERS
    19 11 PRAGUE F.C. VS. GLASCOW RANGERS the Sparta I i wa. d holder Olas*™ their tour, n v i Reuter
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    CAMBRIDGESHIRE FAVOURITE
    60 11 CAMBRIDGESHIRE FAVOURITE T.ONDON, Oct. s.— Lord Milford'i filly Wayward BHIo, [fl now the favourite for iho Canibr'dsreshire u* 10-1 k unden tood tha r Sir M NfcAlnine'i Qroapier, irinifer »1 rk today, will probably < larewitcli a d run in tho Cai 1 ni idgeshife. Tli(» Frenck home, Archillc THt
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    PEIPING POOD PRICES
    25 11 PEIPrNG. Oct. 5:— F oo d prices at Peiping has jumped 50 per ci'nt. since August 1, a nuhlir nfflnini r^port-pd- A.P.
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    Hot Favourite Wins Easily. Hot Favourite Wins Easily
    81 11 Hot Favourite Wins Easily. Hot Favourite Wins Easily MELBOURNE. Oct. 5.-Aus-tralian champion racehorse, Bernborough, icon his fowteenth successive victory when he easily won the i1.500 Melbourne Stakes run over one viile at Flemington here today »/> two minutes 13 1/4 secoiids. firm bo ro u aii scaled nine stone /fit
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    Home Rugger
    324 11 LONDON. Oct. r A hi**' rally enabled Richmond to draw vrtth Parii University at Richmond where each -cored I goal a ri i v.o »en;ilt\ goals. Tl*e pact of the Frenchmen coupled with the leg injury of Wade, former Newport fly-hal ;< -'i lh< University to l«-."d b|
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    SOCCER STRIKE THREAT
    71 11 T ')N T D'»N. Ocl he o trik< rv cf the Foo»l.;il! J■ < ue. i" red 1 t, told Reuter u "I H o t think the tari«« 'Jh«- J |0, M'rltd had to meet kh« 1 1 d d Uke plai rtainly hink football would"
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    £13,000-Forward Scores Five Goals In Debut
    751 11 LONDON, Oct. s.— Newcastle United who h, spent £34,000 so far this season in a bid to win promotion to the premier division reaped a big ttd day when they scored 13 goals against the lowly Mew- port County. Len Shackleton, England inside-right siened
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    Ross 58 For SRC
    189 11 With splendid contribution < r 53 by D. Ross, the s.R c. defeated a.n. Fibers xi in i cricket match "n the p&dang y»\st»Tday by :*A runs. The B.R.C. scored ICI Fibers XI replied with 133, K'-nu Hock (42). Score 8 R.C.: G Clarke e Itost
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    Malaya GOC-in-Chief Details Army's Contribution To Rehabilitation
    683 12 Singapore Port Restoration One Of Biggest: Help In Crime War (Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Sunday. Ueut.-Genera] Sir Frank Messervy, OOC-ln-C, Malaya, in an nter- i view with the Tribune, ci tailed the many achievements of the Aimy m Malaya with reference to
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    Britain Disapproved Truman Speech
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