Morning Tribune, 1 November 1948

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    Masthead
    14 1 MORNING TRIBUNE VOL. 1 NO. 925. (New Beries) 10 CENTS. MONDAY. NOV. 1, 1948.
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    Americans To Stay In T singtao
    83 1 Americans To Stay In T singtao WASHINGTON, Sun. —A US Navy *;»<>k^«»i mil said today that t;'.^ jivmthv of the aircraft carrier*, T.uuw.i an*! Princeton at T«U|gtM should nut be Interpreted meaning that the I i ited Intruded hdrawtng from T>in^t..-.. Naaktag fpirts said I'iritish Con>u:, •ir Bft!ph Stephens Hid
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    Poisonous Fog Kills 18
    170 1 x -nnsylvania. Sun- ysterioiu smoke and i struck is penou m •nongahela valley last 1 this morning and -t Chambon pro- state of emergency nature of ndke I waibly beariog po;- I^rtal fumes! tne area for four n *ng the hoipiUla to 1 j^ith asthma cr.j
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    C.I.D- were there too
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    MANCHURIA: 'VERY BAD'
    338 1 MANCHURIA: 'VERY BAD' Chiang Admits Loss INKING Sunday —With the Chinese Reds hammering at the inner defences v of Mukden cityi President Chiang X ai-shek has admitted indirectly that tte Manchurian campaign is lost. The Communists expect to enter Mukden city tonight. The virtual Nationalist colKpse m Manchuria has brought
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    FOUR DIE IN TRAIN AMBUSH
    228 1 KfTAYTAN Sunday:— The raMialty list of the bnndit alt^k on the I"CCI. Hn mine iliSt train three miles fw« Sungei Umb\n X yesterda> increased when V rvp' »•>! Const-ble who was nerioush wounded died today. a.: Mrilff report ftoted hat two miners, a Kuro- 1
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    N. Korea Govt. Recognised
    24 1 BELGRADE Sunday— The OfF.cr announced today mat Yugoslavia will establish diplomatic and economic lelatio:^ with the Peoples' Government of Korea.
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    LERBUVIAN PRESIDENT LEFI FOR ARGENTINA
    30 1 uhtiLL.. bun. Peruvian President, -'Ose Luis Bustamente, WilO was deposed by the rigatiit coup, left Cor Boenoa A.r^ vi.i &-iita at H.oO a.m. .•rsterdav. U.P.
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    WOMAN KILLED
    51 1 A middle-aged Cantonese woman was killed In a collision between a car and a *,rlshaw on the Tanjong Pagar Koad, at 11.10 last night. The woman received head and iep Injuries and died on [he arrival of the ambulance. The trishaw rider was also injured and leni to
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    China Sea Drama: HMS Cossack Rescues 1200 Soldiers
    212 1 China Sea Drama: HMS Cossack Rescues 1 200 Soldiers The British destroyer C MMCk, attached to the tJitaM iacitic riiot. pLiyvil a major role m a nig.i :i>a drama w.iop. uc rescued 1,200 Chin eae hluis tvo.n the ua. Ting Lung which wa- v:>n Mhorc n*«r Keelonc (FonaOfft) during a
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    Change Of Name
    28 2 THE former Miss Joan Hewanliue Carrol! leaves St. Audrey.'* Cathedral on her husband* arm a* Mrs. Frederick George Cook*. The wedding tool; plare la-t wee'-
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    BANDITS BLOW UP BRIDGE
    310 2 Tmin escapes us MI.AI, Sunday Terrorists stages ,uo sabotage j«Ueinnt« In tlie Iteiigfttn Kulai aim last ni^ht. They <1> iiMnsiti'd a bridge Qfl the railway line ;«nd :ilso tl.ur. aged Telegraph Tost No. 442 near here. A goods train nearby was apparently ondMMgtd. It was about
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    DEEPAVALI: NOT LAVISH
    110 2 JJEEPAVALI th«! festival of lights m ode brated by Singapore's Hindu community yesterday, but not on a lavish scale. This i« the irat year after Mahatma Gandhi's death and taring this period all Hindu festivals ate subdued. Nevertheless. Hindu busi- 1 nesses were closed and shopkeepers and
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    Devons, Seaforths Do Well
    163 2 JOHORE BAHRU. Sunday: Twenty Communist bandits wore captured by troops drawn from the Ist Devons and the Ist Sea forth s in a series of operations m North and Central Johore m the past few day I*.1 Several of them were recognised as wanted men. The
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    DANNY KAYE GETS BIG WELCOME
    87 2 LONDON. Sun. Danny Kayo, arriving yesterday foi an appearance m a royal command show, got the biggest welcom. .'v.i s<en at the London aii port. American Oversea* Airlines attache- irere unable to clear a path thtough the crowds and the police finally helped the stage
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    Trains collide
    56 2 NEWBURV. Vermont. Sunday. Fout persons were killed, five were injured, and hundreds of sk-eping passengers were shaken when two fast trains collided m a dense fog early yesterday. The engineers and firemen of both trains were killed Five mail cleiks were injured The accident happened on a single
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    They Left Her $8 To Pay A Bill
    96 2 NEW YORK. Sun. -While this city's 270-man police force was guarding Truman o n Friday, three thugs forced their way into the home or Mrs. fchMey Schneider, tied nor up and robbed her of US$O. 5OO m jewels. Th.y returned eight dollars
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    Puerto Ricans' First Vole
    48 2 SAN JUAN. Puoito tdCO, Sunday. Th e niOst i mpor taut flection m Puerto Rico s history will be decided on Tuesday when it is expected a iecord number of voters will turn out to elect their own governor for th* first time. U.P.
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    SOVIETS HOLD JAPS SLAVES
    178 2 ipOKYO. Sunday. General I Mac Arthur through an ofli (ial spokv-sman yesterday at tacked Russia again at itf most vulnerable point M Jap panese ->yes the Soviets' fa;lure to live up to agreements on repatriation of Japanese from Russian territory. The spokesman said that Russia was
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    U.S. WASHERMEN WORRIED
    86 2 CHICAGO, tun.— The Linen Supply Association wn» n furnishes iaundry servu\ worrying about what rot fs. who m resturants. or night club, on elert night, will do wrun the the returns. So the association I bulletin appealing straint. It said l 'd°nt sheets, mark up taWe-cl or
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    SURGEON BUILDS LUXURY BOAT
    169 2 SURGEON BUILDS LUXURY BOAT HR. S. H. TAN. Singapore op- i I v tical surgeon, is building a luxury cruising yacht, gaff j cutter-rig, complete with a 30 HP. auxiliary Diesel engine. U v xpects to launch m De m- ber this year. H e started work on the vessel
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    POWER DEPT. HOLD-UP
    226 3 POWER DEPT. HOLD-UP No Spares Till Next Year (Tribuu;* Staff Reporter) 1M()1 SAND dollars' worth of Me parlN I by -he Municipal Electricity Department yj. year ri» not expected till next. tile, there is an accumulation of maintcuwhich ca:not be undertaken until the ma- rrive. been overrlods and ri fault*
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    Rubber Market
    49 3 The rttbter market opened .-teady on Saturday morning and eased slightly toward* the close. Cl >slng pricei ww< Bui W. Sellers Mo. 1 Nov RBl r No.2Nov. RS£ J9-i 39 Ho. 3 Nov PS^ 38 On rrMv^ter.'-; r.de; •fOv.-^Dec 41 *H Jtin.-Miir. 1949 40-i W-l rone: Quiet.
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    DATO WONG SHEE FUN'S PARTY
    57 3 Mrs. Hili-i ii lturr«>tt and Mr. K. van Heni«*ii < «1 at Mr. \Voi;k Shei' Tun'n party U the lutcrnutionui 4 'lull, .'ohorc lUihru, on Saturday nii«ht to <»* > »h»'at" hin •>>i'vution to Dato. In the hottoin p!rtur>> art' Dutin \\<u\ Mris, Mrs. .l;i(Tar
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    Israel conquers: UN plans sanctions
    271 3 Israel conquers: UN plans sanctions TEL AVIV. Sunday.— The Israeli Army opened a major air and land offensive 1 m Northern Palestine and captured the Arab stronghold of farahttta an 1 pressed on m defiance of the Uniu d States cerse fire order. United Nations Truce Headquarters at Haifa confirmed
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    ARMENIAN CLUB DANCE
    68 3 More than -00 people attended Saturday night's gala opening dance organised by th Armenian ■ports club and h«-i.i j at lOC. Tannin Road Present the function won* the president or the club, Mi W. Ivi.iitir. and lii.; wif> who later f' senfc d prizes to winrut:; of
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    CLENEALY'S MEETING
    53 3 The Olenealy PltnUtlooi, Ltd held Its 34th annual gcn,ral meetlni »t the Hongkong Bank Chambers on Saturday Mr. P. O. Lundon took the chair. Th« report and accounts lor the ytw ended June 30. 1943 werr tdoptei. Mi. J. H. Pallllpi wa* reelected director Ifessrt. Bvatt Co. w<
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    AFL PRESIDENT WAS INTIMIDATED-LEWIS
    64 3 AFL PRESIDENT WAS INTIMIDA TED-LE WIS WASHINGTON, B-H^£& Sn ve^tton m the Freiu-i, coal miners strike. Guon told l--.w.s dmt 1" SS,p fl oi hum > Y^- Minn r v went as fai you dared to oppote Ihe shooting ol hungry French m» workei i' V ;a known to me,
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    STREPTOMYCI-THE WONDER DRUG
    88 4 H«cc th* discovery of fttreptoniyrtn b>. Dr m I<M4, m» world h»» ptaM a r.cu hip,> n U ht T t A Oreemford operative fillinti vials with Btreptomgcto under strict os> Gloved operatives spinning metal seals on to th> cUmed riali A i.reenjorc t operative droned m
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      66 4 ON YOUR RADIO TODAY dLUE NFTWORK MALAY ENGLISH PROGRAMMES PROGRAMMES IN ENGLISH 1.00 p.m. Lunch-time music! by The Radio Orchestra; 1.30, News; 1.45 Dance music by Benny Goodman. 2.15 to 5.4) Comitt ntries From Tlv SelanfOr Races Relayed From I Kuala Lumpur with Interval Music from the Studios. 8.15 i
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      62 4 News: y.45 World Affairs: 10.00 Music For You: 10.30 Dance music by British Bands. 11.00 I^ast News Summary and Close Down. PROGRAMMES IN MALAY. 12.00 p.m. Programme Summary; 12.05 Musical Interlude; 12.45 News mi n Malay 1.00 Close Down. (i.OO p.m. Programme Summary; 6.05 Children's Hour 6.30 Sports Round-Up: 6.45
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      51 4 News m Malay; 7.45 Musical Interlude; 8.15 Close Down. RED NETWORK CHIN£bE INDIAN PROGRAMMES 11.00 a.m. to 12.00 noon Chi-' ntso Schools Broadcast. 12.00 p.m. signature Turn 1 Opening Announcement ana Programme Summary m Mandarin; 12.03 Cantonese Selections (Request); 1.00 News m Mandarin. Amo v and Can toni.se, 1.15 Opening
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      64 4 nouncement and Programme Summary m Tamil with Signature Tune; 11.11 1 Tamil songs: 1.20 News mi n Tamil. 1.30 Listeners' Request; 1.58 Closing Ann. and Prog. Summ. with Signature Tune; 2.00 Cloie Down. 6.00 p.m. Signature Tune. Opening Announcement ana Programme Summary m Mandarin; 6.03 Mandarin songs; 6.30 Teochew Selections;
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      62 4 Market Report m AnW^ Peiping Dramas M 5 w Cantonese and AJJ*Opening Announce m; Prog. Summary m T m Signature Tune; i r j Request: 9.15 Tim, s -i News m Tamil: 9.f B stanl film WU; > Round-Up: 9.55 M' hits; 10.10 Teugu 10.25 Listeners K- Q Flute Solo:
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    The Petticoat Makes News
    109 5 Fri( can iiiake <>r Fenilfi :ls 1 knitted ««isl -v; under a d psa and ru-iiin^ I.p-Mi'v wto -v; r.K> InMkl err lymHnMm! Hie »nHu- i.v w!i pervn let < letailn omrive baiM'Up and are Important In he!puig Jo es(.iMi.'i theme. A ciirii- liishri «ra!«t, a
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    Thanks For The Parcel
    549 5 Thanks For The Parcel POR i aths past ti I Bpare TU v and T i Enterpri «s", o- T'NT a it i- known, h> i i hig fine woi k in ■end' tag to austerity* Men Britain. Letters of acknowledgment from ii«^ttiul recipients which .»•*> aiiivlag 'at rNT headq
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    •• . . ail we want is a little help."
    72 5 ail we want is a little help." ffeiotr m n,: < tract! from a Irttrr written lv Mr*. Wtnttti.l X FeniHsson, on* of th* nntumnt rs >-f T ST u Wt nit rsjwsjisjf m Chrittmmn fmmm wmi fun Fmr at WootlsMe i>>t Siitnitiii'i !)> nibrr l,th. und ns v >
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    NECKTIES BY DANTE?
    219 5 Wi High Hti •'l i centfy ray <• nUon drawn to ihop mrindow II >>i what I took la i < t< type <>f MraVpc irtrs < loj v nsnc( ton. h<<vt ♦.hat they wvr ruw -;iruof menr tics, int Impoi Design had .1 y p a
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    PARTY WISDOM
    156 5 Are you giving a childrena potty m the near uture? If so you might be Interc ted m a te.v wayi la planning this party m o.k\*i to satisfy t.v children I'.vd make it easiei on yourseli as the hostess. I was watching Mi i. J. J. Coi
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  • Page 5 Advertisements
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      100 5 IVUTOIIAT THEATRE \OV iSER 6th— 6.30 P.M. r^fl DANCE RFCITAL 4 Jrf. KY PCPfUi OF THE --tPJi LAVLOR DAXCF STUDIO miP IN AID OF sad POPPY DAY FUND TICKETB AT ROPINSONS S I Aki ,r 1 SL, els each. ARTISTIC IDENTITY CARD PROTECTOR. WADE OP CELLULOID AND LEATHER >LBBALM QUOTATIONS
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      63 5 C. K. TANG Pewter Ware Bali Heads Siamese Bracelets Silk Underwear CABVED TEAKWOOD IXKMTI RE ALL KINDS OF LINEN EMBROIDERIES ETC., ETC., 241, Rlvtr Valley Road, Singapore. Phone: IO'JS Pv\llivEbl\l IN AID OF THE POPPY FUND i AT RAFFLES HOTEL IN THE PALM COURT SUNDAY 7TH NOV. DETAILS O" THE
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    THE MORNING TRIBUNE Malay hrtgress
    280 6 THE MORNING TRIBUNE Malay hrtgress London Afjrnt* *T* CWW Turner, Ltd., Tmlbti Bomm t*S, -St Martins «^.'W Tl C. '6. MONDAY NOVEMBER 1 I*>4S SPEAKING m London last week, the Under Secretary of Slut for the Coionics, Mr Re c .'Williams. said that Malays "would astonish the world m the
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    OF WAR SHOULD COME
    515 6 ft U (DOUGLAS LARSEN, staff coi resposdent :of NEA, m four articles exclusive lo I the TRIBUNE NEWSPAPERS tells n I how ready is America should war j i break out. But I Old. U I t tf \n Am .-omo of the to[ the s
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    This is not a war scare story
    343 6 This is not a war scare story warfare to wage. It is the kind of war to which modern methods and means cf warfare do not apply/ Meanwhile the U.S. offensive would get under way according to the overall plan of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. The primary mission of
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    BERLINERS PREPARE FOR ELECTIONS
    332 6 rURSr preparations arc now bcin^ made here for what may well turn out to he the most publicised and most significant elections m the history of modem Europe. On December 5, citizens of al! four sectors of Berlin unlesa the Russians i -sue other orders tor
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      32 6 i rosii Shiptn«':-< _v Essence w chicken I mm Iftfertfld BW«d s>t HMMI) CkilhHN K,,x of 10 St On! \mi»Tra»l»* Knquiri»<» to: ■OUt \<.FM> Rahamin Peuhas Limited. ,17 111 CBOL STRKKT SINGAPOKE.
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    HAVING THEIR LAST SAY
    262 7 This is the eve of victoiy-DEWEY NEW YORK, Sun.— Oo>erni>> Thoiins rVmry. Ilepu^'n r. i>re>identfc] candidate, ended h»s rUs tio.i campiugn by ritikuling "goblins will get you" off Trunvxi rmi charging that wavering adtmnist ration foie' f r,n poUcy ht4 paralyzed world ivace efforts. *i"r r,
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    MICHAELWILDING HAS PLEURISY
    15 7 MICHAELWILDING HAS PLEURISY meMo lUr. I ■,y Witl Uliag wlttt POOS OMI oosciibcd He will
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    INDIA DOES NOT WANT GRATUITOUS ADVICE
    193 7 BAY, Sun. Mr. Sardar Pa el. lnd.an DeMinis said hero, Indians as a free peo-i >ox no infringement^ sov< reignty nor do they I itous advice. a:Kip i. -standing is not onoun h; 1 h 0 to!d a public! "the ties that bind od
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    AUSSIE WAR BRIDE FINDS LIFE IN HOLLAND DULL
    63 7 Sim. An Austra- has returned to ountry because, she i md life m Holland V ..me Van Emme <1 I Putch air- 1 1 m Australia n war merle* said on! 1 m Sydney by plane- bea Holh.ui any ter two years.
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    US CANDY FOR GERMAN CHILDREN
    64 7 WASHINGTON. Sun. Army nir forces said that t United Sttlej pilots, flying the Berlin airlift daily, are dropping more than 1.500 candy chutes to Germair childr n. A statement said that tiny; parachutes made from handkerchiefs were sent by people m the UniUd States, who
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    SHORT WORKING HOURS INCREASES JUVENILE CRIMES
    201 7 SYDNEY, Sun.— The alarming increase m .juvenile delinquency m Australia was reiited to working hours for young people, the Roman Catholic Archbishop of Brisbane told confirmation candidates "We h.wo curtailed hours Of labour until many your.jf people have so much tune on the.hands that
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    Peruvian Envoy Resigns
    25 7 CEIi-E. Sunday.— Peruvian J ambassador m Washington, 1 Alfred Ferreyris, resigned as, the result ox th^ right-win military revolt m Peru.— U.P.
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    1,700 In Rank Studio Strike
    93 7 LONDON. Sun. Picket* paraded m front of J. Aith.;r Rank's Penham .studios today after 1.700 workers struck it protest against the dismissal ©f 92 employees as "redundant." The film unions contend. «i that instend of firing peop 1.--the studio ought to increH the staff m
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    We told the people the truth-TRUMAN
    212 7 ST. LOUIS, Sun.— President Harry Tfpmm wound up his campaign m his home state with charge that the Republicans have tried to "bluff" thrir way into the White House with a "propaganda Wit/." Truman said: The smart boys said that W3 couldn't win. They
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    RED TROOPS GET WARM SEND-OFF
    83 7 RED TROOPS GET WARM SEND-OFF SFOUL. Sun. Soviet no p got, tunraltom M i ry.i of I i Friday from Koreani In thd farewell parade down "Stal i Btn et" m Pyongyang, Korean capital, accord;.: propaganda broadcasts. Th<- capltal'i Btreeti *> nil d with an atmosphere i I love mingled
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    POPE WANTS MORE TIME ON THE AIR
    59 7 VATICAN CITY. Sr.n. Vnt r:in Radio needs more facilltiej to- carrying the voice ol the Pop' 10 tW Catholic wo: id. a Vatican delegate old t 1 InternaUonal High Frequency oroadcatting conference ycsteiday. Father Fellppo Qocforii, iai representative ol -''P" I-:u:- Bald he
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    POLICE THE EN IN KING
    107 8 POLICE THE EN IN KING The Urn of the millions m J i good deal on the cffickucj^ livery da\\ ftowands of Poke m receive the ban: training pfoti 2 Police training centres <U Kuala crnrim depend r Police force. fm over FedcMtm L//o fa VsJmtm's three A basic knowledge
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  • HOME SPORTS
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      SPORTS
      67 10 9 to the 1 i a I I i 1 Oxford 1;: Or, of th wa: l'ni\- -it; m deteat'*:? unpton Oxford, *twjjj out B; swer, on- of Hj with most o: thy z?r I that little atiri pc tuned U»e -cales. C*l liff continued l*!l of victo'.-s when
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      UNKNOWN
      24 10 LONDON, Sunday.-' player C.L. Choone m ,n the men's single Wimbledon (London'Jj minton tournament tht- English Intern^ Radfon! who won <-■> 13 B. Reuter
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      UNKNOWN
      27 10 CAPETOWN. *m M.C.C. scored lo- wickots m •'?'>*• province first inj»g SB6 for four, dec** close of p'.av on g d»y of their n it* M Reuter
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    DERBY BEAT BIRMINGHAM, STAY ON TODAY
    421 10 LONDON Sunday. DERBY County OVtftfUM r.r.e Of their ittfest obsttelei to dcte m winning B1 R rmin-iiham by the only I o! the match, aad retained ne 'r uobe«tea record. With Por r .>mo\v.h fa'rer;n» OHC6 More, Dtrtof took over the League leaaership for
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    NEW RED MOVE IN BERLIN
    214 11 s>| Sun. A new demand for a meeting oi our 'Foreign Minister Council, ami the withihe Western Powers from Berlin was made by Ihe KuiiniW Wirirrti German Comn.unisi tiled "Peace Committee" of the Peoples i a demand Kn a formal declaration. d for an All
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    Shipment OF U S Military Supplies To China Stepped Up
    99 11 Shipment OF U S Military Supplies To China Stepped Up WASHING! ON. Sun -The date of the first shipment of military supplies for China iia.s be* n moved up to "Norember" from the previously! intended December date, and the stcond shipment mighi be mover] up to "December-,] but this is
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    Death Stalks Those Who Convict Him
    220 11 TACOMA STATE, Washington. Sun.- -Four men involved m eentencmq him to die haa died ioct Hak« Bird, a 46-year-okl N^gro, tuapectecl m the slaying of 29 persons throughout the West, grJimad and boasted. "Wait and nee, your jKjlicemcn and judges will »>e sit ting
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    German "Millionaire Princess" Marries G.I.
    95 11 BERLIN. Sun. —Ursula F «Kr, the 23-year old ed i German Cinderella, •-almant to the Philadelphia 1 ns plans to for the United Stat?> i Nov< mber with her new isband, secant Paul tad of Oregon. Miple were married m German civil ceremony jrday. They
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    U S BOMBER CREATES NEW ENDURANCE FLIGHT RECORD
    141 11 WASHINGTON. Sun. -A Northrop YE -49 eight -engined flying wir.3 medium bomber has broken all endurancv flight records for jet-powered aircraft m tests at Muroc air base. California, it was announced tonight by the United States Air Force. Flying 3,458 miles betv.^en
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    'BRA' HELPS COWS TO GIVE MORE MILK
    55 11 LOS ANGELES. Sun.-Form-fiiting uplilt is the latest thing for cows. Over a five year period Bycvine "brassiere"' upped milk production from 25 per cent to 35 p: j r cent, and successfully comba'-tcd mastitis by distributing the weight of the milk. in\entor J.
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    Chiang (Jnr.) To Confer With Premier On New Price Laws?
    145 11 SHANGHAI. Sun. -MajorGeneral Chiang Ching-kuo left for Nanking yesterday' evening m response to another urgent call from Premitr Wong wvn-hao, it Is learned today. Maj.-Gen. Chiang was accompanied by S. Y. Liu. Deputy Governor of the Central Bank. While nothing
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    Freach Papers Comment On Margaret's Romance
    235 11 Freach Papers Comment On Margaret's Romance A two column 11 ot FVir.cc™ Marra*>th Lord OgilVy •■■>' a, tin,. S to Soli, which claims are beinj,' counusbwid tor her— 1 alkeith and ono of the InM Margaret »g published m Pera dtomlMes n X there is no que.s--»m from Ma!a%.v the
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    Yehudi Menuhin In Philippines
    52 11 j Manila, Sunday. -Yohudi Me- 1 nuhin internal onHly fan;ous Anicicin vlolin'st. anive<! li.mi San Francisco aboard a Phi'ipplnes AirUnc piano for a spHoj of oonoerta hero and m other leading Philippines cities He will givo a press conference tomorrow afternoon at Uie Manila Overseas Pre3s
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    FOUR KILLED IN APARTMENT FIRE
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    54 11 LAKE SUCCESS. Sun Th* United Natlonj Temporary commission on Korea di clared that peaceful negotiations between Soviet-occu-pied Northern Ifon* and th> US-dominutcd southern section must bf established befofe occupation forcei an withdrawn It r< commended that machinery for amicable negotiations be set up beforv withdrawing occupatioa
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    281 14 L. T. A. to receive annual grant from Government I ONDON. Sunday— British lawn l^tf» "j L the doldrums" internationally since the. it is generally agreed that what tt has aoKe parison with the game m other M*»«» cularly m the United States has ber-n adequ ..t mS Now it
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    54 16 > have a tjiiv*er \\r. oi cooking i>«>rk m Hawaii. The pig is hii»"J with red hot rooks, covered cabbage lcavci ni th;'" sfpanii"! for >»f ver.il hour*, ihin one U getting: th«» \vork«» f»»r *he first reunion of the MSad Combat inf.intrv Tvttfli
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    107 16 even people were Injured on Singaporp streets jretterday and one en a playing field. They were" Three MX&, a- EWTfttm. a! Chinese and an Indian 1 when a motor 67c!e~ ana bkycle collided near Mevtoa Circus; An Indian when a motor car and a motor cydL* ccliided i
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    163 16 Athens, Sunday.- -Attempt* irere being mac*? here today to avert, at ierst temporarily, ttt political crisis which threatened: yesterday when Mr Sophocles VeoiztOS, former Vice-Prem:ei and deputy Liberal leader, cailod or. K-nj Paul to press th< n^e-d tor a "vjper-party govern ment instea-1 Of the
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    51 16 Cieoos Mi Ban. The Kco- j aocUc Counci' announced yeibesday that tin agreement ha bees reached with Pakistan for the ihipnent of wheat and j Unaeed oil to that country, fno accord resulted from the vi'it :o Pakistan of L.S. Ambafsidor m Ejeno? Aires, the ■BUOUROeme::t said.-
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    31 16 Tliree police constables on their bt-at found a ratty, onusable Webley revolver Ijriag th 4 ground m a back lar. net>r JTohore Read at Tb-ou--8.19 P rr.. yesterday.
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