Malaya Tribune, 12 August 1947

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    53 1 The Malaya Tribune thE PEOPLE FOR" THE PEOPLE MALAYA'S NATIONAL NEWSPAPER Now printed simultaneously in Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh Penang. 'Phone 5811 (Three Lines) E5? St SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, AUGUST 12, 1947 TEN CENTS The Malaya Tribune London Ar*ntj —Mean C*C* Turner Ltd.. TaJto* tg, St. Martina Laa*. ff UI TUESDAY.
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    NEW CAMPAIGN PLANNED AGAINST SQUATTERS
    296 1 Hundreds Must Find New Homes (Tribune Staff Reporter) The Land Office has sought final court order to demolish about ten unauthorised buildings on lands in Beach Road reclamation which are occupied under temporary occupation licences only for use as store yards and for other business
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    won't head govt
    71 1 Reuter. SAIGON. Aug. 11.—French official plans in Indo-China were suddenly upset because ex-Emperor Buo Dai declined to head the central fO»ernnient. In opposition to Ho Chi Minh. informed political sources here stated today. A special official emissary on behalf of the High Commissioner, Mons eur Emile Bollaert.
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    Land Will Be Free
    40 1 U.P. Washington, Aug. 11.—The Interior Department announced that 2 750,000 acres of land along the 338-mile-long United States portion of Alaska highway, will be given away in five acre parcels, for commercial development, starting Oct. 2.—U.P.
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    FRENCH ATTACK INDIAN PEASANTS
    31 1 U.P. Madras. Aug. 11.-French troops injured many yesterday in a attack which routed a procession of Indian peasants and students in a nationalist demonstration in Kar-'.ikal. —U.P.
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    KOREAN—EGYPT DEAL
    35 1 U.P. SEOUL, August 11 —Ir w»* announced that the South Korean interim goverrmert n*n contracted with Egypt to trace 3000 bales of Egyptian cotjon ior 700 tons of Korean ttfrgstss concentrate. —U. P.
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    Ten atom bombs per week now
    44 1 uany l Am rican I new r si losives, W \j imb I ite id' pi lump of 1 r irrounded I H rhor U] I I jn in C 1 .ystemfsto hington. V con nroJ i P
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    INA members freed
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    untitled by terrorists
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    HELD UP BY WEATHER
    21 1 U.P. 0 5p Bay. A ig 11. nii flay 01 as and 1 1 land on UP.
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    EXPEDITION BY RAFT
    14 1 U.P. 11 AN,-' h3 h d I Band c 1 °aroia
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    RICESHORTAGE IN BANGKOK
    108 1 Reuter. Bangkok, Aug. 12 Six hundred railway workers demonstrated before Parliament House regarding the nun-availability of enough rice in the consumer market. They demanded Bangkok mem- hers of Parliament to come out of the assembly, then in session, to I ht-ar their grievances, and tried to gain
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    cheaper quinine
    41 1 Reuter. Kettering, Northampshire, Aug. 12. —A simple #nd- cheap way of' extracting quinine from the chinchona bark at source has been discovered by a French professor of chemistry. Col. P. K. Baranger, it was stated here today. Reuter. 1
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    Clash in Trieste
    35 1 TRIESTE. (Via Rome) 11.—The Allied-eontrelled Venecia Giulia civil 1 police ;.::d Yugoslav militia clashed today in a brief fisrht along the ftfor- gan line, south of Trieste. There were no Casualties. I
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    wins first match
    56 1 Reuter. NEW YORK. Aug. 11.—M. Mahan. Ind an Davis Cup player, won his first match in Newport. Rhode Island casino's 28th annual invitation lawn tennis tournament beating Thomas J. Burker of Rego Park, New York 6—l, 6—3, Mohan is visiting America with fellow Day's Cup players S.
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    bath tub in commons
    77 1 U.P. U A Conservative Member of Parliament, w 9ovemntent in Commons tonight why 1m ported from France at €tl§ each, while tkmter ot I (J ejt Ported at £H each. John Wibnot replied. The bathtubs at of flood quality and produced under iths tli-it are \>f
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    Premier will send Congrats to India
    100 1 Reuter. London, Aug. 12.—Prime Minister Clement Attlee will send congratulatory message from the British Down m-:nt to lead ers I India and Pakistan on the transfer of power to the two dom iv. oils en Friday. The transfer will be marked by various Londo;:
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    work hours to be staggered
    71 1 Reuter. London* Aug. 12. Stagger plans for Midlands an 1 northwest worker! are almost complete. Boot makers in Nottingham and Leicester will work between 6.30 a.m. and 8 p.m. Cotton employees are considering a plan to start at 10 a.m. Officer workers may be asked
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    GANG FIGHT IN SIMS AVENUE
    69 1 (Tr'bune Staff Reporter) Detectives out to stop a gang waj in Bima Avenue last night were Involved in a gun battle with a Malay, who was accompanied by another carrying dagger. No arrest was made. This morning however a Malay reported to the Police that
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    TO CONSIDER BORDER REPORT
    35 1 BANGKOK. Aujr. 12.—The Siamese Parliament Will meet in camera on Tuesday to consider the 140-page report cm the recent Washington border conciliation commission which was circulated today to members of Parliament.
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    Villagers Battle With Locusts
    109 1 Reuter. PARIS, Aug. 12. Villagers in the hamlet of Bretudette. southern France, fought a night-long battle last night with the aid of floodlights and bonfires to save their crops from an invasion of of locusts. The "battle" began at dusk as the people of the village
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    US'shabby money lender' says MP
    69 1 U.P. London, Auy. fj Labourite Samuel Silverman caused an uproar when he attacked the pn icar policy of the United State* and described the country a* a "shabby monty lender." After opposition protests, Silverman Withdrew the remarkbut added that Britain "had to borrow money on
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    Express Halted, 11 Murdered
    71 1 Reuter. Lahore, Auk 11. Eleven people were killed and i;>ur seriously injured when an armed band said to be Muslims was n ported to have held up the Sind express on a bridge over the Ravi River near Lahore today Four who stepped out on the
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    Rubber Estate Attacked
    65 1 U.P. SAIGON, (Via Paris) Aug. 11.— An important rubber plantation Bengui," 35 kilometers from Saigon was attacket by over 1.000 Vietnam troops last night. It is the first time that such a larfre band of Vietnamese troops had been aeen in this section for several weeks. They
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    holiday alter bomb find
    43 1 U.P. LIVERPOOL, Aug. 11.—A imager clearing sand from the hai.our bed between iivo large merchant slifpo today brought up a 500-pcuud German time I omb. Four hundred sailors and dock workers took the rest of the day off. U.P
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    8 MEN ARRESTED IN POLICE TRAP
    60 1 Eight men were arrested by the CID last night of £s a result of a police ambush at the 7* m.s. Tempenis. The men were in two cars. A polic> car swerved in front oi the r irs and brought th m to a
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    RAIL LINE BLOWN UP
    31 1 Reuter. JERUSALEM, Aug. 11.—Terrorists tonight blew up the Palest me-Egypt railway line, a mile south of Gaza. A short section of the track Was damaged.—Re v ter.
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    TOLD TO GET OUT
    35 1 U.P. JERUSALEM, August. 11. Mahmound Labib, commander-in-Chief of the Arab semi-min-tary organizations Najada anu Futuwa, was called to p°l' ce headquarters tonight and I oH tc leave Palestine within 48 nours.—U.P.
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    Untitled
    32 1 BANGKOK. Aug. 12.—The Indian Consul, Bhujrwat will hoi&t the Indian National flag on Friday morninpr at the consulate here, heralding it day of celebrations by the Indian community here of Independence Day.
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    6-mangangrob shopkeeper of entire savings
    311 1 (Tribune Staff Reporter) A Muslim Indian shopkeeper lost almost his entire saving, when six masked men robbed his shop in a vUlape off 7i m.s. East Coast Road late last night. jE had planned to celebrate Hari Raya Pu.usa which fall, Monday next—on a bumper
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    7 killed in riots
    48 1 Reuter. Calcutta. Aug. ii. Seven persons were killed and 25 injured in a renewed outbreak of HinduMuslim rioting in Calcutta today. Bombs, brickbats and acid were used when rival mobs of Hindus and Muslims clashed in eastern Calcutta. The police fired 32 rounds. Reuter.
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    U.S. Ship Ablaze
    23 1 U.P. LISBON, August 11. The American freighter Marshall Elliott caught fire in Harbour today.. Thy damage is not known >— U.P.
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    vote of confidence
    37 1 PARIS, Aug. 11.—The French National Assembly today gave Socialist Prime Minister Paul Ramadier a vote of confidence of 404 against 184, when a vote was taken on the Government's proposed municipal electoral law reforms.
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    prisoners' escape bid foiled—by fellow prisoner
    414 2 (Tribune Staff Reporter) KUALA LUMPUR —How a well-planned attempt to escape from the Pudu Gaol by two Chinese, awaiting their trial at the present Assizes for offences ol extortion, abduction and unlawful possession of firearms, was foiled by the Prison guards was revealed in
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    Jew orphans to be landed
    94 2 Reuter. Jerusalem, Aug. 11.— The Royal Navy will bring to Haifa 983 Jewish >rphans authorized by the Palestine Government to enter Palestine on grounds' from the illegal immigrant camps In Cyprus, a spokes man of the Palestine Government said today. After Che orphans reach Palestine,
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    Free-for-all in Asuncion feared
    37 2 territor mission- suayan c i weet b\ rarded bereto£ v I the imp; bels break *I J raßuay's f:VP Jf J fierce otree;. *Cis.o, 'he Gov. cnns to 'hem aeaii 1 the r
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    EGYPTIAN PREMIER TOLD "YOU'RE UNGRATEFUL"
    227 2 Lake Success. Aug. 11.—Sir Alexander Cadogan, chief Bri tish delegate, today in the United Nations Security Council answered complaints against British action in Egypt and the Sudan made last week by Nokrashy Pasha. Egyptian Premier. Denying that British policy arose out of imperialist motives. Sir
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    Formosa Fact-Finding
    33 2 Formosa FactFinding Reuter. NANKING. Aug. ii.—General 1 Weriemeycr's fact-finding misLion Jeft here by plane tins morning for a brief visit tor Formosa where they will j tv.'o days gathering information on conditions tr?ere.—Reuter.
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    Untitled
    51 2 The Ven. untitled World Budj dhi t Itiasiaa'a Chief, who is on a brief visit here, en route fur the Far Bast and the United States, will deliver a sermon on the subject: "How To Become Rich, Beautiful, and Wise." on Wednesday at a p.m. ai the S.Y.C. Hall, Beech
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    DEATH
    54 2 DEATH IAN Km Neo »nee Mr- iChay> affe 71 peacefully at he r reside: 50. Niven Road on Sur> irstant, leavirg behind k sen Too Yeok Soon, i a, 2 adopted daughters l law, 2 daughters-in-; K 5-everal grand children ;oi her 105b. Funeral o- f 17th instant at
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    Coroner Warns Major Who Admits He Shot Alleged Looter
    384 3 (Tribune Stall Reporter) A British Army major was told by the Singapore Coroner yesterday that the account of his actions inside an army depot in which a Chinese was shot while rolling a barrel out of the depot, would be sent
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    Strike By 20,000 Postponed
    16 3 U.P. 20.0 M aOK s was posipor.- the DOWCFfUI anded 9 150
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    Russia Not Invited
    11 3 U.P. if.en cp will "C rtiQ rorked un
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    Wants Mediation
    29 3 Reuter. P\T\V!A Aut 11. Tiie nion orgaaisa- 11 Th I mors B v iro ;V Austral uedtfli r V Indonesian-Dutch dispute gi tB s, Brit) Council.' Heater.
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    Double Drowning
    45 3 Reuter. .AN KING Aug 11 Tne kßthcan Adv w; Group a. J k R w. Aldri risu* *v. Srrgtam J"- pn Cerv.'cne. I •oi murder .i th Mi. ("ra-.li by j oi two Ch.: »2 dnr A n hot' ot i wt] •Ail
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    Hero-Worshipping
    19 3 U.P. In j. 11. 1 111S CitY S m st its hist S 0: m a h Sunday
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    Home Sweet Home
    16 3 11 epatriate 1 le Inter I > Organisation 1 iSf^JSi w Chweae Government I
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    Super Airliners
    24 3 U -Huge air V 4oftm^ SeiS and flying al per hour will cv b tween Austra ri '24 hours "with "terview I
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    Jobs For 12,500
    21 3 I ■"BOOH Wii Paced a*, -L'.jUu vii- 0 v Drou B h to Britai i »oi .n.- m.-n.
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    "GODDAM LIAR" SAYS U.S. ENVOY
    257 3 U.P and Reuter. °°te, in ai. Dl Tam»j v «I uktsf thai he v n-puo- J Sjak A X Gam cl Tsm*ii *oQaj T ,(1 last for i'r s Vl0e so a'ntii Affairs l r ,n> 0l 3 Uu about With bS^ 1 r"° ny
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    Soviet Flag Now In North Manchuria
    52 3 Reuter. NANKING. Aug. 11-—Govern-ment despatches from ChansChun stated today that CCmttlUIlistS in Nerth Manchuria have substituted the soviet hamme. and sickle emblem for a national flag. People under Communis' control in Manchuria were U»< to hoist the Soviet national fla: a Communist brcadcasl from
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    G-G Jinnah
    35 3 Reuter. Karachi. Aug. 11.—The Pakistan Constituent Assembly, which opened here yesterday, to-day unanimously elected Mr. Jinnah Pakistan Governor-General De Signate aS Assembly President. His was tne only nomination re ceived for the ollice.—Reuter
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    Japan's Last 32
    48 3 Reuter. TOKIO. Alt'; 11.—Fom maior powers. the United States. Russia and China wiH draw lots tomorrow for the last 32 of Japan's fighting Lrincipally de-troyers and escorts, it wa announced today. This will be the third sharing cut of demilitarised Japane^•' Skips among the Allies.—Reuter
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    Won't Be U.S. Base
    42 3 Reuter. ROME, Aug. 11. The Italian Foreign Office today denied a report in Pfavda, the" Soviet Communist Party paper, that Leghorn, on the west coast of Italy, would be turned into v base for an American lleet. Reuter.
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    Fate Of A Bunch Of Bananas Was Decided After 11 Days
    199 3 The fate of a bunch of bananas hung fire for 11 days until it was decided yesterday in the Juvenile Court. It all started on Aug. l when a little boy looped it off a free be* longing to
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    American To Wed Kurusu Girl
    56 3 U.P. Tekio. Aug. 11. Frank X White, '2~. civilian employee ol bCAPs reparations section, told United Press today he plans to bo married on Au;<. 14 to Ph; Kurusu. 21. younger daughter ot Saburo Kurusu. special Japanese envoy to the United States during the negotiations
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    Red-Sandals Woman Murdered
    64 3 Reuter. PORTSMOUTH. Aug. U—Police are searchinß the Royal Naval barracks of Portsmouth today for two sailors seen las' I Friday night in the company ol an unidentified yOUXJ« woman iU red sandalo found strangled a boml>c<l site at Little Charlotte Street. Portsmouth, on Saturday. A vital clue
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    48 Gangster Papers
    54 3 U.P. Tok o. Aug. 11.—There are 4£ -gorotsuki" or "gangster" illegal newspapers definitely operating in Japan to menace Japan's democratization efforts and must bt wiped out "now—not tomorrow," Major Daniel C. Imboden. chief of the press publication unit of SCAP's Civil information ?nd Education Section, said at
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    Bandits Now
    57 3 Reuter. SHANGHAI. Aug. 11. "g* Chireae Government Office has -advised" all Chinese language newspapers to designate Chinese Communist forces as "Communist bandits" and banned th. mention of them as "armies" or "soldiers." The Government directive stressed that the term "Communist bandits" was to be used during the "period
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    Income-Tax
    444 4 On no other current topic does there appear to be so much unanimity in Malaya as in the matter of income tax. Practically all sections of all communities have given some indication of their feelings towards the proposed imposition ol so crushing and unnecessary a burden on this country—a
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    REFORM OF JAPAN VIA EDUCATION
    698 4 Safeguarding Peace In The Far East Reuter's Shanghai Correspondent Reuter. A thorough reform of the Japanese educational system and an c xtended period of Allied occupation are likely to be among proposals which China will put forward when formal discussions en the Japanese peace settlement
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    Co-education Problems
    517 4 Letters' To The Editor? The Peopled Postbag Sir.—Sometime back your Sunday paper published the views of arious educationists on the subject of '"co-education," featured jy Harry Fang. The general views seemed to be one of approval of the scheme with the ■potlight on its advantages. What f the
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    Indonesian Issue
    361 4 Sir.—Of late there have been several attempts in the local press to sidetrack the Indonesian i«sue by laying so many trivial charges at the Indonesian door. I was thoroughly amused wh?n reading the latest in one Singapore newspaper. A Chinese gentleman writing from Indonesia charged the Indonesian officials
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    Indian Independence
    344 4 Sir—May I request you to give me the hospitality of your columns to get my doubts cleared. The President of the Malayan Indian Congress from Kuala Lumpur has issued his fiat fo Indians in Malaya to celebrate the 15th August 1947 as the day of our independence. I
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    Dogs And Rabies
    151 4 Sir,—The Veterinary Surgeon of Singapore is reported to have recently said, with reference to hydrophobia. "The disease, however, is so terrible and so easy *o get, that it is always wisest to take the strictest precautions* end that one of the methods for the prevention and eradication
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    Reminder To Indians
    188 4 Sir,—Mr. Thivy's recent press statement is a timely reminder to Indians of service to be performed: the "all-round heightening of the well-being of all Malayans m general and of Indians in particular." It is abundantly clear that hitherto there has been too much "furthering of Indian vested
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    Strange as it Seems
    7 4  -  by ERNEST HIX
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    HONG KONG APPREHENSIVE OF JAPAN
    232 4 Reuter. Industrialists and merchants of Hong Kong are casting amious eyes northwards as August 45th draws near for the reopening of foreign trade with Japan. Local industries which are not yet fully on their feet again fore, see ominous signs of competition, in which they
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    Air Pact Between Britain And China
    125 4 Commenting on the receatl transport agreement D=tSK:M| China and Britain the Latal Times hopes thai Man to an end the recurring str«l of incidents which have grcß this country grave cause fcrcavl plaint.*' It says that commercial aircraft have be?. accorded complete freedpa I
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    THIVY'S MESSAGE TO INDIANS
    49 5 it si* rtf j. f. nrt senI '■^'"'"'c/ j£ .•> s m< r my >t•" ~JLtka ■< s f/ '>'i' ia,dun OH* I v J, ;f '/"iM// (•••<• o/ Indim. vtln t< t nil ■il t\> 11 j j.;. cam i A•. tkt k* r~ ..v.
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    Teachers Fear Victimisation, Resent Officials' Presence
    229 5 IK:,. Unpor, MOD.UT.-A j m t DSidrr tne I rmation of aS-.-r.: r T< h rs' Union un- j dfrtv Trade Uni n Ordnance, j A unbft ol teachers alleged cision was due to the presence at ;he meeting of officials oi the Education
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    Alleged Scene In Police Station
    119 5 A British soldier was charged ir a Sirgapore police court yesterday with being diunk, assaulting a policeman, and cau irq mischief by dumag'ng tamp in the police s.atio.i at Nee Soon. The accused, W. Walker, aged 27. of the British Transit Camp Nee Soon pleaded
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    Engineer Assaults Police Officer
    111 5 A Chinese Auxiliary Police Officer on duty at the Singapore Harbour Board who could not furnish information as to the whereabouts of a ship to an American junior eng'neer was threatened with assau't. This was statea yesterday in the First District Court, when the engineer of
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    S'pore Acts In Dollar Crisis: Bans Goods From U.S.
    356 5 (Tribune Staff Reporter) The Singapore Government last night took the first Save-Dollar step to implement the pledge given last week by the Officer Administering the Government to help Britain in her economic crisis. It xcas announced from the Offiice of the
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    518 5 MOTHER SOLD FREAK CHILD TO EXHIBITOR (Tribune Staff Reporter) Stringent registration rules 1 which will clamp down on the I trafficking of unwanted children lis a prominent feature of the new Singapore Children's Ordini ance due for legislation by the Council in two
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    26 5 Reuter. BOURNEMOUTH. Aug. 11. The death was announced today of General Sir Walter Stewart Leslie Adjutant General, India, between 1922 arid 1936. He was 71. Reuter.
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    Schools Art Exhibits Of High Standard
    196 5 (TYburn- Staff Reporter) The Sixth Inter-School Art Ex hibition which was officially opened at the Chinese Chamber, of Commerce, Singapore, by the Chinee Consul, Dr. Wu Paak ShlDf, yesterday, was well attended, and the display of youthful art much admired. There were about 750
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    $16.000 DAMAGE IN TAPAH FIRE
    86 5 (From Our Own Co-respondent TAPAH. About 6.15 am. on Friday the Tapah Fire Brigade was called to Tapah Estate. Tapah Road and found the estate smoke-house fully ablaze. After about two hours' efforts the tire was put out but the building was completely destroyed. The
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    NO POSER FOR COURT
    34 5 While the Juvenile court was in session yesterday a woman walked straight up to the usher and asked if she could register for some cigarettes. She was immediately sent away.
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    Cabaret Girls Collect $2,000 For China
    120 5 of six caba:ets—the Great World, Happy World. Liberty, Southern. Odeon and Garden—gave a review of their work in connection with the collection of teds for tht lelicf of South-China flood victims at a meeting held on. Sunday at their club premises in Serai: goon
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    Boy Protests At Bail Sum
    90 5 Saying that he had no intention of commiting theft of four gallons of benzine from a jeep, an English-speaking boy of 15 protested in the Juvenile court yesterday against a $100-bail asked by the prosecution. The boy said that bail was fixed at only $50
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    "Duck Has Got To Be Fed"
    94 5 "The duck has got to be fed," said the prosecution officer in the Juvenile Court yesterday when a with beini; in possesion of a duck, case in which a boy was charged with being in possession of duck, valued at $2 and suspected to
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    Dutiable Stout: $455 Fines
    73 5 A Chinese stall licensee at the Happy World, Sim Bock Sin. was lined $355 yesterday in the Singapore Third Police Court for (v ring 353 pints of stout on Which duty had not been paid. Another Chinese, said to be the manager of the same stall,
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    S'pore To Have New $-Million Catholic Chinese Newspaper
    249 5 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Oversea Chinese in Malaya and other parts of South-East Asia are to have a Catholic newspaper in Chinese which will be printed in Singapore. Plans are now under way to float a public limited company with a subscribed capital
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    Gang Robbers Took Wine, Shirt
    70 5 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Three bottles of arrack and a shirt were among other articles including cash and jewellery, which made a total of nearly $1,000 that armed robbers in Singapore collected in three "jobs" yesterday. two of the robberies were in the town area—houses occupied
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    Nicobars Want Independence
    70 5 The inhabitants of the Nicobar Islands in the Bay of Bengal are demanding independence. A deputation of Nicobarese called on the Ass'stant Commissioner, Major J. de Tssa Boomgardt, and requested him to inform the Chief Commissioner at Port Blair that the Nicobarese desired independence. The deputation also
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    Girl Alleges Rape, Evidence In Camera
    227 5 The preliminary enquiry into a tentative charge of rape against two Boßs of the Seaforth Regiment, G. McCulloch and C. Howell, was begun at the Seventh Magistrate's Court before Mr. A. P. Jack yesterday. The complainant is a 15--year Chinese girl and the alleged
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    Recalled Again
    36 5 Reuter. PARIS. Aug. 11.—M. Emile Boilaert, the French High commissioner in Indo-China. who returned ihere or.ly recently after consultations here is being recalled immediately to report on the situation, it was learnt here today.—Reuter.
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    Bigamy Charge Against Chinese Dismissed
    905 6 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Holding that his first marriage in 1937 was void in so far as he (a Christian) had not complied with rites of the Christian marriage under the Christian Marriage Ordinance Mr. Justice Brown acquitted and discharged a Chinese, Teo Kirn Choon, who
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    FAIR DEMAND FOR LOWER GRADES
    151 6 RUBBER MARKET (Tribune Market Corr.) The rubber market opened quiet yesterday morning at 20£ cents lor No. 1 R.S.S fob., at which price business was trans- j acted, and. although the market eased a shade later on in the day, there was no pressure to
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    ELECTIONS REGISTRATION: S'PORE OFFICIALS WORRIED
    392 6 (Tribune Staff Reporter) No little concern is felt in official circles at the slowness of tiw public in registering themselves on the electoral roll The Singapore Public Relations Officer- was yesterday asked il he thought that the public apathy was due to the non-repre-sentative character
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    17 Fowls In Basket: $12 Fine
    55 6 A Chinese icho had put 13 ducks and four hens into one. basket was fined ti dollars in the Second Police Court yesterday for causing cruelty to the poultry. The man, Poh Kit 2',, who was arrested in Clemcnccau Avenue pleaded guilty. 'The poultry,
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    Channel Canoe
    49 6 Reuter. LONDON, Aug. 11.—Two Trenchmen Marcel Deflenne, 27, a sailor, and Michel Debnay, 26, an estate agent, crossed the Channel from Calais to Dover in v. canvas and rubber canoe in six hours 20 mlnutefc. They have been allowed to tiny in England y few days. -IJeutcr.
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    LOST TEMPER EVERY 7 YEARS
    155 6 SITIAWAN. Convicted on a charge of voluntary causing hurt to a co-labourer- with a dangerous weupon. Xarelnan Sinnappan was sentenced to one month's r.i., and six strokes of the rattan by the District Judge, Mr. C R Newton in the Sitiwan Oourf The District Judg»
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    $5OO GIFT
    46 6 Dr. Oetoyo, Secretary-Genera! of th? Foreign Affairs meat of the Indonesian Republic, temporarily ?tat;onea in Singapore yesterday, announced that a sum of $500 has been received from Mr. N. V. Tioiv, Lam. a former resident of llakng. as cor.tnbutioo towards Mi Indonesian Red Cross.
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    Harder Than Oak
    38 6 Reuter. jLONDON. Aug. 11.-Wood sub- ot.tut. made from bacteria anu wu<.ii flour and claimed harder than oak. disclosed in the British Chemical Industry journal, may He used for I Pre-fabricated housing construction. I —Reuter. I
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    S'pore Indonesians To Celebrate Second Anniversary Of Republic
    131 6 Indonesians in Singapore v.'!' celebrate the second anniversary of the Republic of lildoretia on August 17 at Istana Kampong Glam where, at 9 a.m. they will hoist their nation? 1 flag and sing their national anthem, after which the Proclamation of the
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    Teachers Claim Discrimination
    536 6 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Monday.—"What, im for work? Have we no rights in our jobs? si as teachers have rip responsibility in shaping cational policy and practice in our count These questions were posed b M p v ma. Secretary of the Singapore Teachers' bna
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    STARLIGHT CLUB
    68 6 Mr. V. M. Abdul Kadir, pre- sident. and Committee member. 10. the Mohamedan Sfeuiiight Club will hold a reception ir honour 01 the Hari Raya Puasa c_i Monday. Aug. 18. at 4 p.m at the house of Mr. N. M. Haafeim, No. 101. Onan Road j (kindly lent
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    32 6 MELBOURNE a Reito Austral last n sleep au foda !>■ tor. njn: tjro tn '■>■■■ A ]/>!ny fta* n cast icaa I to cut wkik »*kci Reuter, AAP. _i_
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    129 6 New York. Aug. 11.- P II ty of compromise on M i I on United States Ilni id such anares in bettei iaai with tnppcrt spn tod meters, conn I aviat ons. specialities and* ing to re due tin Ml m losses. Lagging tendenc i
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    Industrials Steadier: Moderate Inquiries For Tin
    75 6 Tribune Finane al D n Industrials in the ma'n were slightly si there were moderate inquiries fc/ tin Rubbers cont'nued to be neglected. The foremost question i n everyone's mind today is: What is a good hodge against crisis developments? But to answer that
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    STAN MATTHEWS TO GO ON THE STAGE
    617 7 JOHN THOMPSON'S SOCCER REVIEW LONDON, (By Airmail)— Stanley Matthews, England's greatest Soccer star, is to go on the stage. He has been oilered big contracts to appear in one-nig] t-a-v. vek scries of variety performances this winter, followed by a country-wide tour next
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    Bailey Won—And Lost For The RAF
    476 7 Bailey Won —And Lost For The RAF Archie Quick's Sports Notes London. The Army are again inter-Service athletic champions, but they owe their title to a Leading Aircraftsman in the R.A.F. named McDonald Bailey. You may have heard oi him. He sprints a bit. It was this way. Army and
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    KUALA LUMPUR RACE WEIGHTS
    460 7 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Ruata Lumpur, Monday. Following are handicaps for first dm of Selangor races on AvftUfl 23: Horses. Class 1, Div. I, 6 Furs King Arthur ».04 Win The Peace 004 Princess Guinever 0.01 RoaewelTs Boy 8.13 Countenay 8.11 Goatskin 8.00 j SSargun s °7
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    240 7 SCC 2 F. &N. Sports Club. 2. Down by two goals in the first half, Fraser and Neaves fought back gallantly and managed to level matters with the S.C.C. 2nd. team at soccer on the Padang yesterday. Poor finishing robbed the F.
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    Labour MP Tells Govt: "I'll Vote With Churchill"
    873 8 Reuter. LONDON, Aug. 11.—A clash between Mr. Winston Churchill and the Attorney-General, Sir Hartley Shawcross, who twitted Mr. Churchill with having tears of •gestapos, goblins and dictators at night' 1 enlivened the resumption in the House of Commons today of the supplies
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    Badminton: This Weeks Ties
    225 8 The following; <ye the Singapore I Badm nton Association Champion■Mp ties f«.r the week-end MEN'S JUNIOR SINGLES: Teo Bcon En? (Useful) vs Milton Nonis (Spitfire), Heng Siak Thiang (United family; vs Loh Ngian Hyn (Mari- J gold), Ng Cheng Hua (Maxfi*) vs M. T. Weng- (Jacques),
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    Urges Freedom For All Asia
    73 8 Washington. Aug. 11.—independence for Burma. Indonesia and Korea was advocated today by Democratic representative Emanuel Celler in v tter to Pandit Nehru. Declaring that August 15 should b a day ot world celebration. Celler wrote: "This occasion has wcrldwMe significance. India has struck off her
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    Indian – Russian Link 'Special'
    92 8 Indian Russian Link 'Special' U.P. MOSCOW, August 11. —Mrr.c. Parr it, Indian Ambassador and Nehru's s s'er. told the press toaay that "we feel vv? have a spseial link \v th the U.S.S.P.. since both India and Russia have rhewr the capacPy to blend and hannoaisfc different aces and civ
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    to reconsider ban
    46 8 Reuter. Melbourne, Aug. 11.—The Ex ecutive cf the Australian Trades Union Congress decided today to call a conference cf unions to review a ban on Dutch sh'pping in Australian water by 17 Australian unions when the Dutch began "police action" in Indonesia. -Reuter.
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    TO-DAY'S SPORTS
    29 8 SAPA League ace WJ. Chinese Juniors, Jalan Beaar, 5.15 pan, .loliiia.is vs. Base Hq- P«»ng 5.15 p.m. Cosmos vs. Supply Depot. Viet oik. School ground, 5.16 p.m.
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    Women Shouldn't Play Soccer On Sunday
    98 8 Reuter. Sydney, Aug. 11. Women's i football on Sunday destroyed na- tional character, Mr. Thagger, representing the Churches of Christ, j said in Melbourne. Thirty Church representatives asked Frankston Council to withdraw permission for ;i women's football match to be played on a 1
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    TODAY'S SOCCER WILL DECIDE LEAGUE WOODEN SPOONISTS
    487 8 (By Lineman) Bi.t* surprises marked the opening of the current SAFA league, the Indian .Association (making history in the third fixture of the programme by boating the Chinese Seniors two goals to nil. while the M.F.A. snatched their first points from the Army
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    MIGOLI BEST FANCY FOR ST. LEGER
    160 8 Reuter. I LONDN. Aug. 11.—Callovc! I on the Balrt Legar head at Ihe Victoria Club tonight: 9 4 j M'goli offered 5—2 taken: 7—2 Pearl Diver offeree 4—l taken; 7—l Savaiirao offered 3—l taker: 15—2 Aibar cfTred 8-1 taker: 100—7 Meriy quin offered The
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    South Africans go slow for 338 total
    340 8 Reuter. MANCHESTER, Aug. 11.-Occupying the wicket for all but 40 minutes of to-days play. South Africavan up a total of 338 in reply to Lancashire's 218 at Old Trafford, to lead by 120 on the first innings. For the mrgt part, it was
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    S.B.P. SUNDAY FIXTURE
    99 8 The follow rur are selected to represent the Social B.P. against the Marshall B. P. in a friendly return match 01 five single* and two doubles to be played at their court, 1778, Ha g Road on Sunday, at 3 30 p.m.:— E. A. Nun is, Tan
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    C.Y.M.A. In Return Game On August 16
    117 8 The following have been selected to represent the C.V.M A. Church of the Sacred Heart in a return fame against the C.V.M.A. Church of the Nativity at the Victoria Bridge School Hall on Saturday at 3 p.m. Messrs. S n Man Choy, Chua
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    27 8 Reuter. WASHINGTON. Aug. 11.—The United Sates Chamb of Cofwwiere* has opposed the creat io iof a l'n rd Nations :>U harity to control the world's oil resources.—Reuter.
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    Northants win in 2 days: hat- trick by Douglas Wright
    391 8 Reuter. LONDON. Aug. 11.—There wen *T ings with both bai and ball in the I nrogiamme to-day. Douglas Wright. England and Kent iegbreftk bowler, accomplished a hat trick agninst Sussex when he took the wickets of Cox Nye and Cornford
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    246 8 untitled London. Tim. don's fash.. oured displays of latest* women's milliner} however, th, gtaal ereatior for men. The beret, popular in even without the joyed under M ntgomerr being shov.r. ■porta hat, in shades of huntinj greea» J colours which remo\ military asso m Tr Jj
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    INDONESIANS WILL PAY
    37 8 BATAVIA. Aug M -3 perty Scscroyed, ;i the wait of Military ictim* 1 vines of agent*-] responsible elements, c > restored or repaid owners, a Re pub statement issued todaj ers included Cbin***, I a*
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