Malaya Tribune, 29 August 1950

Microfilm: NL3776
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    16 1 MALAYA Tribune rotors m TODAY LATE tegvT PAGES. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, AUGUST 29, 1950 PRICE TEN CENTS.
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    NONIS SAID — I AM VERY SHOCKED" I Today's Evidence In Spencer Inquiry
    1043 1 NONIS SAID I AM VERY SHOCKED" I Today's Evidence In Spencer Inquiry Witness Tells Court Tribune Staff Reporter SINGAPORE, Today. 4 WITNESS told the Relief Court Magistrate Mr. D. A. Fyfe today that when he phoned Nonis the news of Winnie Spencer's death, Nonis said: "I am very shocked. If
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    RUTH KHAMA AND BABY
    53 1 itii Khama. wife of exiled Seretse Khama. I Hi- Gresvenor Court Hotel. London, on her baby daughter 3-month-old Jacqueline, id bis family who arrived at Southamp*Jj -i;r i staj it the hotel at Ihe expense of h (■i»\ernment until they find a home in London. VP.
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    TOMMIES LAND IN KOREA
    273 1 Reuter-AAP. i Riti Somewhere In Korea, Today. P ll> H troops reached a port in South Korea a nd Z hoilrs after davvn todav from Hongkong, Q mbarkin S to th skiri of S 00 1^ ith a lon S history of victories beUt Argyll and
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    HURT MCA CHIEF —CHARGE
    53 1 SINGAPORE, Today. YAHYA oin Ismail, a 33--year-old Malay, was th.s morning charged in the Second Police Court with causing hurt to Mr. Thutt Pitt with a p ccc of brick. He claimed trial and tho case was postponed to September o Bail of $250 in two
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    Police Raid Change Alley
    102 1 SINGAPORE, Today. CHANGE ALLEY S bamboo telegraph' crackled this j morning. Quickly the Alley's wayside salesmen collected their wares and disappeared, j For when the bamboo tele- graph' sounds it can only I mean one thing—the Police are coming. Sure enough a Police posse came on
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    EDITORIAL FIRE ON TRUMAN, MacA
    492 1 NEW YORK, Today. PRESIDENT Truman's action in directing General Douglas Mac Arthur to withdraw a message on Formosa stirred a controversy across the U.S. yesterday. Some newspapers sharply rapped Truman for what they termed the "muzzling" of the Far East Commander. Others charged Mac Arthur
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    NO CARD, HOME — JAILED
    38 1 NO CARD, HOME JAILED Sim Ti nl San. 30-vear-oid Chinese, v.bo had no place cl .1 ode em] loymen: or identity card, was t-xlav sentenced to one month's jail by Mi H. hi Kingdom tho First District Judge
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    GURKHAS ON LEAVE
    29 1 nOUP hundred Gurkha-: aiv r leaving hy the E. Sang tomorrow for Calcutta, on. leave The E. fang is in tttm T{ pan 'nd Hone" Kong.
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    NINE MORE SCHOOLS BY SEPT
    237 2 Tribune SWf Rrnl APPROXIMATELY 210,000 studenu to be in Singapore schools by 195« a a Government survey. ror *i At present, there are only r) 4ftftfi enroUed. 4 000 N The increase will be due to the Twuv cation plan passed in 1947 and the
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    PENGGAWAS TOLD TO CHECK FOOD MOVEMENT
    88 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.At the recent Pi nggawas meeting in Tumpat. Kelantan. the District Officr. Inche Hashim bin Haji Mohammad, stated that :he movement of sugar and other foodstuffs must be strictly controlled, particularly in areas adjacent to, the Siamese boder. in vie* o r
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    Chamber To Oppose Tax Increase
    90 2 Tribmpr Stai, Reporter THE Singapor Chamber of Commerce has decided to oppose the Government proposal to double the present tax on companies* profits. This decision was taken at yesterday's monthiy meeting of ;he Chamber. The Chamber resolved to approach Chinese Chambers ol Commerce in the
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    Bandits Fire On Train
    81 2 Tribune Stall Reporter TWO passengers wen- report ed to have been slightly injured hv splinters when eang of bandits armed with automatic weapons fired h« «hi Ku.da i umpur-Sngapoie d y mail in Central Johore wsterdiv fternoon. Sevi lai of the coaches wer hit by the
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    Off To Australia
    37 2 Tribune Staff Reporter MISS Amy Laycock. Progressive Municipal Commissioner for the East Ward, left for Perth. Westen Australia, by *h r lnis morning where she will remain for about four months under medical treatment.
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    What Students Learn
    12 3 MOCK BLBCTIOH DRAMA MUSIC DAKCmcI JUNIOR LIBRARY ►HIGH JTJMPI
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      109 3 ECZEMA, SORES I Rash, Irritation j 7d rC3\ Pimples, rashes, spots, skin irritation and even distressing JC jv eczema quickly yield to Zam-Buk X (V- J/ trcarmcnt. This herbal ointment k /*f^^^y^ should be smeared over the affec- I ted parts before retiring at night r) P to heal whilst
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    Sally Carries Out Her Colour Scheme
    632 4  -  WOMAN'S PAGE By Joan Baldwinson SALLY sat at tne dining room table, surround* l by swathes of material, scissors, pins, paper patterns, thread, md a seving machine. W'th a deep sigh, she was jt st about to give up her task in dlsgu-i when
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    A FILM STAR GOES ABROAD
    775 4 HA3 it occurred to you how E difficult it la to xport an actress these days? Probably not—but here are the amusi-ur ''ay to day impression? of someone who had to do this. Sh" 13 Beryl Bamrrr. Fashion Publicist of the .ianh Organisation, who escorted
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    PRESENT FOR ANNE
    1623 5  -  TODAY'S SHORT STORY BY- DONALD GILCHRIST Steve gave ntr a comical, sideways look, patient, humorous, but reproving. Darling, you know we've already had one." "Not since the christening, we haven "Well, that's not so long ago. "Oh. it is. It's months. And she changes so quickly. Don't
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    FORM GUIDE TOMORROW
    7084 6 Second Day Of K.L. Races Class 3, Oiv. 4. 5 Furs. BRONZL 9* VSil 9M SKVKNTH: li. v .So, X I (Mawi) (Tass 2 Div. i. F > Won by Egyptian t.»ti»?n. 8.r;" (Ingrani). 'i utmt 1 mm, U sees. Dst. li. i. i^>,n 3 12 started.
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    Wider-Biased Govt.
    52 7 U.P. ATHENS, Monday. PRE: lIEP. Sophocles Venirelo ETovernmcnt was Irooadeaed today with the swear ng in of six Democratic Soeiidi?': M'nistcrs. They were Deputy Premitr (Vonr* P'ip:indreou, Interior Minister Nicholas Agriculture Minister Andrew L imbropoulos, Public Order Minister Augustos Tehologists. Transport Minister Nicholas Exarchos and Hygiene Minister Alexander
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    DUTCH QUEEN JAMES NEW CRUISER
    44 9 of Holland on 23 named a new Dutch c uiser 'De /even ProvnK. hp served between 1«M and KM. The new tB The uater in Kottcrdam ha.bour. Photo cruder ente.l Ui.ttudam harbour after the clklhrtkUlßm Alt m A.P. Photo.
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    SERVICES HITCH-HIKERS INSPIRES CHURCH RESTORATION
    118 9 HOME TOWN NEWS FROM BRITAIN WARTIME servtng thumbing for lifts gave motorist John £tnkey member of a oouth Stafford family of industrialists an Idea for raising funds to re-ouild the blitzed. S* Mary's Church. Walton. For the last r.me years ie has been giving Servicemen
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    TRAWLER NAMED AFTER BLACK WATCH PLUME
    81 9 JUST launched is M £145 000 lCc :t.-iong trawler Fed Kackle. one of the largest of itr kind In Britain. It has been so named in honour cf th< Aberdeen workmen who bvilt her ani after the famous vulture plume of the Black Watc'i
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    HOME-MADE NETS HAUL IN DOLLARS
    94 9 la Bfktourt, t MUM*, which has a r Dpu'ation Ji iust unao five and a ha!f thousand, are helping to earn millions of dollars. Wcrking in their nomes. I they are producing ashing nets for which Bridpo't Ifamous. Fred Kenway. Bridpertborn director of a local
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    SHE NEVER LEFT SCHOOL
    42 9 RETIRING irom the pos of teiclier a. St. Dorm nics' School. Stone. Stalfordshire. is Miss Dfeten Salt. She has corrpleted 'if* years unbroken attendanc* at the school—4? years as a teacher and ten before ihv as a pupil.
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    ALWAYS A HEAD ON THIS DRINK
    72 9 ON thorn at ttM Fdinburg:: Rare Scottish Antiquities Exhibition. whi< n ends nex month, io the skull ol Prince James Stuart Regent ol Scotland. 1567-1-57?-. found in St. tales' Cathedral during building opf tions. Belonging to the Ear! o: Moray, it is mounted in
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    1066-AND ALLEGED
    65 9 THE auction* er's hamm r has crumbled a heri tage that datts from ;ho Norman Conquest. Tne 3. 220-acu i Broad wis Estate, near WORCESER. has been disposed of following the death of Mr HJ Greswolde Williams. lassquire of Broadwas a/Id High She r.fl of Worcest if shire.
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      120 9 ANO T H LINK IN THE 3^#^M l Biro Service covers the Eastern henl- \r FT* iphere. But It does more than that—lt covers > i+\ every writing need; as witness the new Bro ljf F^m MINOR with Its easily fitted refill Inserts, its MBF protector cap which enables ft
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      268 9 ™iiiii3l!^ by Melati Puteh mm Aurt.; »»1 New- hr ft Keta fnim TOfJC»V *arm and Mbj£« nd< n: B.U Kwr»| Amov; 5.15 >ay It W -th Musu n.".t Pr.^ramme; «M> > rw I a.«'one*e Am.j 1 fi "J n RU s \i l\vokk e -£V D r\, 'tV* red network
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    D.R.B., GARNFAIR AND MEATH BEST FOR TOMORROW
    1570 10  -  Angry Shies At Kuala Lumpur By SPOT RUALA LUMPUR, Today. THE wet spell has come, and with rain coming down almost every afternoon, the going at the best will be yielding tomorrow, the second day of the Selangor Turf Club's August-September Meeting. DR
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    FEW WENT FAST THIS MORNING
    233 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Today. WHEN the horses were >ent out on No. 2 'and 3 tracks and strong exercise work on the sand ring this morrin:the going was yielding. None of the horses out. went under 40 seconds for the last three furlongs. The best time
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    RACE CARD
    638 10 DELOW is the race card for torn a of the Selangor Turf Club's H ing, together with scratchings. The will be held on races Five and Six, I The big sweep will be drawn on rao nj fl RACE 1 CLASS 4, DIVISION -y XORTHWEI.L |Ji BT. QI
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    WHEN 'BOY' MEETS FLASHY IT WILL BE NO-LOVE MATCH
    331 11  -  By LEFT JAB riUI WS star-studded boxing card at tbe Happy World Stadium should I s e all the fireworks local fight- fans want. main event especially, contains all the thunder, for Boy Brooks. Orient title holder, and Filipino Flashy Sebastian
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    SELETAR AIRMEN MAUL TIGERS 3-0
    176 11 n etar yesterday wound up their S.A.F.A. i Li Hgtte appearances with a well-deserved tray over the Tigers at Jalan Besar S< tetar Airmen, who are already runnersLgue champions Kota Raja, stormed for the major part of the first half. ilkeeper Ah Chua had bis
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    THE RUSSIANS MAY EVEN PLAY HOST
    39 11 USSR tak» pan 1952 Olympic H lainkl but sr c nay also pla> host to the i future daie. that wiii at Helsinki said *oca\ I s from foreign are certain to be
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    PENG SOON TO PLAY ON SATURDAY
    341 11 Th* foiWrwrn.; Singapore minton < 'hame •-•oship ties .wtii be playful this weekend v. the -\i Untoa Hall: S ATtIHJAA*. «t TJ» pJ» Men'a jus ior simple »P 1 «;oh Tian Chy rusefa.) A»--•h-w Tan R ard). UK's Junior Doubl*a I Final* s U»
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    WING SUN BEAT NORTH MALAYA
    93 11 Hoaiikoat.-"* Wm_ B«B Tabb Tennis T 'jam bear North ilaiavK team by *\x ---ames lo ai" tbe Great Worhl last msht. Rcwmlt* were iWimz Sun payers mentioned Bfst»: L*>h Kun Stm b- al Yau 1< Hunt; 21—It. 21 Wo«s Sek Tim *oBi to Chan Kali
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    USEFUL B.P.
    85 11 Tlie tottowim; play rs w<l. i>nraoaea the Kfoefal Pfcitwm ie« Patty in h frkndly mat* h Wkffl* ?he Rex Badminton Party ai the Citrioal Union tomorrow a; 7.0" p.m. Mens Sins:!'.-.* Low Mali •'hiiarr. L.->v. Kun Fati. Goh Tian <;'•-:••■ a:-l Si- Hew Pvh. lbs. \e cir;°. c
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    REV. D. E. SUNDRAM
    48 11 THE Rev. D. E. Sundrain says that the refereni-. to him as Pastor of tth* Community Church Youri People's Group is not quite correct. He is o dually in charge of the Malay Se?tion and was ;ecently ap pointed Chairman of tne Church Board.
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    Johore Police Beaten In Replay
    263 11 <ro«md ie Po i< iiain or the rtiip witn 25 Bd i'-'eat ~*j j 7 I enaltv in the s»»<ond haif \"am«t a set of fast and nrkky forwards b Police deffvitrs did a solend *i too of wemphtZ »b«* down. Their tĔapi**. Sr. bmdk
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    TAN LOSES GRIP AFTER WINNING FIRST SET
    265 11 MOHAN AND PIRUZ IN FINAL Reuter. BOMBAY. Monday. TjEVINDER MOHAN, India's No. 1 and A. Piruz of Malaya, win* meet in the final of the Grieket Club'Of India badrmnlon championship tomorrow. Mohan qualified for the final today by beating Malaya's Tan Jm Bong
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    INTER-SECTIONAL TABLE TENNIS
    83 11 The sewage Pnnipanc StatiO!>team won the inter -*eruor.al Table Tennis tourney »>f ih«* Municipal Hmrrneer* Department played at the S n?aj»or» MunieipaJ Serwi-Unior.'< W mises at Farrer Park vesu-«l.t\. The Cup presented b ill. A. G. Araistn ncr and ;.rn or tbe tirnujats by Me* Mi*. A.
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    MALAY S. A. TENNIS
    35 11 Bntres ar: now,invited from members of the Malay Spor.AsdocuOion fat the Open Single? and Open DoubK TonnH Ch uncaoo-'hin? For fnllrpirtieui. rs members are advise to i'H5 notices nohX the Clu»»-house.
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    REDS RUSH WORK ON RAIL LINK INDO-CHINA
    211 12 A.P. HONGKONG, Today. fHINESE Communists are rushing the construction of a vital railway line to Indo-china that will link Indo-china firmly with the vast rail network threading Red China. When completed, troops and heavy equipment could be transported the roughly 1,500 miles from
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    BOAC INCREASE SERVICE TO U.K.
    165 12 D.O.A.C. announce an increase in the frequency of the popular Argonaut Speedbird Service from Singapore to London via Colombo. With effect from Wednesday, September 13 Argonaut Speedbird Service will operate twice weekly instead of only once weekly as before. The main reason for the increase
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    COMPLETE COURSE
    60 12 Twenty eight selected Teachers from Johore English Schools have just completed a week's Residential Physical Training Course at the Government English School. Muar tinder the direction of th? Asst. Superintendent of Physical Education. Federation of Malaya. The course will fit those who attended to conduct Physical Training lessons
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    TODAY'S MARKETS RUBBER
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    TIN GAINS
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    GOLD QUIET
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    NEW GUINEA SPENDER REJECTS U.S.I. CLAIM
    303 12 A.P. THE Australian Famgn Minister \i r Spender, rejected yesterday the Inrinw claim on New Guinea Island. He said neither geographical nor historical ground for 2! Guinea joining Indonesian territory w Mr. Spender made his statement at a conference following his discussions with the
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    WINS STUDY GIFT
    48 12 Syed Ahmad b. Jamai. a former pupil of the English College. Johore Bahru. hus been awarded a 5 Year Scholarship at the School of Architecture. Birmingham by the Board of the Sultan Ibrahim Studentship Fund. Johore. He leaves for U.K by air on Sept 5.
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    SHOULD BE DOUBLED
    18 12 U.P. Investigation has revealed that the production programme is woefully inaJt-cnaate and should be doubled.—U.P.
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    Yank Guns Aid South
    270 12 TOKIO. Today AMERICAN artillery. w». sh ps. ulanes and talks bolstered sagging SoutrKorea. lin< s at the easteit ord of the Korean front today. I With the support of US J guns, the rattle-weary Republican troops regained some ground .'.round Pohan? witta Pusan the most important
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    STOP PRESS BRITISH RACE TO FRONY
    10 12 Reuter. SOMEWHERE IN KOREA
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    70 HURT IN TRAIN COLLISION
    7 12 U.P. CONNELLSYILLK,
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    South Fail Back
    5 12 TORIO Today
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  • MALAYA TRIBUNE (SINGAPORE)
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      64 1 MALAYA Tribune by nor PEOPLE FOR THE PEOPLE Tel: 'Tribune" Spore. > LARdtR SALES niAN ANY AFTER'KOON PAPtH /N MALA YA Phone 5811/3 Nine Lino Published simultaneously at Singapore, Kuala Lumpw, ipoh and Penang. EIGHT PAGES SINGAPORE. TUESDAY, AUGUST 29, 1950 PIUCE TEN CENTS. THE MALAYA TRIBUNE LONDON REPRESENTATIVE E.
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      ALLIED LINE DENTED BY NEW RED PUSH
      278 1 A.P. rA AM TOKIO, Tuesday. TllK right wing of the izO-rrule Allied south-eastern Korea defence line bent I st night before the power of a fresh North Korean drive. Severe reported from the central front town of Waegwan to Pohang, 45 miles east
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      Himalaya Mountains Vanish In Quakes
      120 1 < n T V Monday. k 1 he wart inn I hump route over the reported today dm of motin- vanished In <»ne of the iv tkes in hisshakcd the daily for 13 Itcd tlie bovas again m affected ar a rn«d in twisting isso\
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      300-ton Raid On N. Korean Steel Works
      108 1 TOKIO. Today. AMERICAN or.perforts in a new strike at North Korean war industry, yesterday rained 300 tons of bombs on Songjin, jai>t coastal town 180 milt-o north of the 33th parallel. The targeis of the Superforts al Songji.n was one of the rrost
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      TREATY SIGHED
      22 1 A treaty of amity and eoi.suiai service was signed ye.--terday at ;ne Manila Fr-reign Oiiice" between Greece and the Philippines.
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      Reds Shell Pohang
      119 1 U.P. ON THE POHANG FRONT Today. COMMUNIST mortars dropped shells on the outskirts of Pohang this morning after forcing another short South Korean withdrawal during the lurid night lit by flaming gunsof American artillery and warships. In the o f her seetoii around the 120 mile defence
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      MISLAID WATCH
      28 1 A gktfopeafi woman was reported to have mislaid hei wrist wattn with gold chain worth »2.090. between th 3 Singapore Swimming Club and Oxley Rise yesterday.
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      NEW COMET
      25 1 A.P. X new comet was repotted hv the Vatican observatory yes erday to be tr .veiling from Taurus, toward, the constellation Cridanus, A.f.
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      S'pore River Course May Be Changed
      268 1 Tribune Stuff Reporter MUNICIPAL Commissioners in a few days' time will decide whether or not to change the course of the Singapore River to make way for a new bridge at Kim-Seng Road. Tf thu nMtviVfll H (i S If the proposal goes through,
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      Mao's Protest Is Very Late
      81 1 U.P. WASHINGTON. Mo.i. TH E State Departm I said today ti-at Communist China's protest again..' the Anji-o-AmericiM bombing of Muichuriau town* Is a matter for the United Nations to handl-v The protest reached ihe State Depart] »ent many hours alter t had be izi broadcast
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      Amy Off To Australia
      78 1 Tribune StafT Reporter MISS Amy Laycock. Progressive Municipal Commissioner lor the East ward, h it for Perth. Western Australia by air litis I morning where site will re- main for about four months under medical treatment. Miss Laycock vvtll also make a study of Municipal Government
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      REDS CLAIM CRUISER
      47 1 'i >v\. Today*, THE North Koreans claimed to have sunk several Ami riean ships, including one heavy -jrui: ci. The news wa.-; carried oa Monday in a Pyongyang dispatch from v Pray l." coi respondent who give credit to North Korean artillerymen sine fliers.
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      Bandits Fire On Train, Two Hurt
      79 1 Tribune Staff Reporter T\vu pasaengjsr* wore reported to have been sligiitk injured by splinters when gang of bandits armed witn automatic weapons fired a» the Kuala i umpur-Singapou day mail in Central Johore yesterday fternoon. S<>v« ral of the coaches wrr hit by the
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      VICE-CONSUL DEAD
      19 1 .h.scpn Stanton Uoodreu.s 53, "ritish Vicc-Cor.su! in New York died at his honnm New Yok last Right
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      TENSION MOUNTS AS HELEN' WEDS
      205 1 U.P. HERAKLION. Ofe&Moa. CRETE'S "Helen ol Troy, a \j 19-year-old beauty vvno.se abduction threatened to plunge this island Into a Trojan War has married tier kidnapper, his relatives said today. Handsome Costas K.eialoghianis crowned her with a wreath of laurels In a marriage ceremony last
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      TRUMAN'S "GAG" ON MacA SPEECH DENOUNCED
      401 1 U.P. Reuter. WASHINGTON, Monday. REPUBLICAN Congressional leaders today denounced the attempted suppression of Gen. Mac Arthur's Formosa statement today as "outrageous" and a piece of "incredible bungling." Senate Republican leader Kenneth Wherry said that Truman's "gag" order "will be resented by every American". Representative
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      Chamber To Oppose Tax Increase
      91 1 Tribune Sti.. »teporter THE Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce has decided to oppos• the Government proposal to double the present tax on companies' profits. This decision was taken at yesterdays monthly meeting ot Ihe Chamber. The Chamber resolved to approacn Chinese Chambers oi Commerce In
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      "4 MAO ARMIES NOW IN KOREA"
      184 1 TOKIO, Tuesday. fHE biggest threat to the American beachhead ii* Korea now is not the North Koreans but the possibility that the Kremlin will order the Chinese Communists into the fight—if this has not already been done. i r The Chines. Communis yesterday accused
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      BRITISH LAND
      28 1 STOP PRESS SOMEWHERE IN KORE4. Today. Biitish troops reached a port in South Korea today and begin disembarking to the music suoplied by batpip»'*.— Reu ter.
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      "SO SORRY, YES PLEASE," SAID ENVOY
      194 1 SO SORRY, and jra* plea.- wr arc pa.-slri" ihvoupu Singapore on our way lo Calcutta, and we have nottiin r lo s/iv." This was i)v reply I !?ot from Red China's Ambassa "or to In r Ua 47 v. ar-old Mr. Yuan Chung Hslen.
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      PRECIOUS STOKES LOST
      33 1 A Frenchman. Jean Bffe Coifed w«i* reported to haw losf ;,000 worth of nreciou.stones and casta $20 from U hi.- ofl.ee ai 19. Winchester ttyase at t' 05 a.m. yesterday
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      FAMED BARITONE DEAD
      23 1 Baiitoac Giuseppe Luc* dted suddenly at the Columbus Hospdal. New York l»Bt l ist n-sht d the Age of L
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      MOTOR FIRM TO BE RUN ON CO-OP BASIS
      258 2 MR. George Lee, the well-known Singapore motor magnate, will make commercial history in Singapore when he runs his new $10,000,000— motor works off Tank Road on a co-operative basis. And this is how he will do it. Anybody who owns a motor
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      Low 'Trixi' Rates Will Hit Taxis
      161 2 Singapore taxi owners tear that the aadition 01 1,000 "truths* will put them out of business because of their mobility and th borates. One owner said At present the law compels us tc carry only on a per taxi basis. This means whethei we
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      TODDY SHOPS IN VILLAGES
      68 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon The Government of the Settlement of Malacca has recently reviewed the policy regarding the opening of toddy shops on estates. The Settlement Government has decided that toddy shop* should not be re-opened on estates, out that in selected villages in the Settlement they
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      Suicides Prefer Caustic Soda
      122 2 Th: rase of a Cmnese who took caustic soda, survived aftei a gas.'-ostoniv had been performed, jnly to administer another dost vi the gastrcstomy tube- with fatal results, hnxnrdj itely he was discharged frem hospital, is related I'd the Annual Report of Mi. A. W Hunt.
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      LONDON PRAISES THE C.G.
      298 2 SIR Gordon Rolph, one of Australia's first knlgh's who arrived from the United Kingdom in a 8.0. A.C. Constellation yesterday said that London official circles had nothing but praise for Mr Malcolm Mac Donald, tlu Commissioner General of South Baal Asia for hlfs work heoe. Owner
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      MEMORANDUM FOR FILM COMMITTEE
      49 2 Mr. M. M. Iv*alai. vicepresident of the Indian Motion Picture Distributers Association, is preparing a memorandum, which will be submitted tv the Filn Policy Committee. This Committee was appointed by the Legislative Council sometime last year to go into all aspects i>l tin- Mm trade."
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      ONE KILLED, 5 HURT IN CRASH
      53 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— A Malay Police Constable was killed and five other Police Constable were injured in a motor accident here yesterday. The Police party were returning irom a patrol along the Kuala Lumpur Bentong Road. Two or tine injured men l were sent
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      RED PAPERS IN UNION BUILDING
      63 2 Communist pamphlets were I discovered on the seernd i door of Union Building yes- j terday. Police have recovered I them from the lavatory. One of these pamphlets I was the English edition of I thV Freedom News, a police j statement said that these
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      FINE ARTS MEET
      48 2 The first ani ual general meeting of the Indian Fin* Arts Society wdi be held on September 3 at 4 p.m. at the British Council Hall on Stamford Road. Members wishing to discuss any particular subject may intimate the Secretary m writing before August 31.
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      "SWISS ARMY IS BEST IN WORLD"
      249 2 Switzerland Has the most efficient army in the whole of Western Europe with i he exception of Great Britain according to Mr. Arnold Lunn. a Briton author who passed through Singapore last night on his way to Australia in a Qantas B.O. A.C. Constellation.
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      More Hope
      36 2 But now, they have become more hopeful. Mr. Lunn is the author of many book:-* on ski-ing and mountaineering. When he was young, hi defied the Alps and othe- European mountains. He was hurt
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      12,000 PERSONS VISIT KOTA BHARU SHOW
      78 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The combined agricultural show for the Districts of Kota Bahru *and Bachok was held at the Land Oflice. Kota Bahru. on August 26. More than 12.000 people visited the show which lasted till 11 o'clock that night. The exhibition comprised agricultural,
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      545 CHILDREN REFUSED ENTRY IN SCHOOLS
      69 2 PENANG. Mon —Mr G 7 Shelley was told in hr i Penang Settlement Council today that 156 girls and 389 boys were refused permis- slon in the English schools this year. Ho was told that a comprehensive plan has be.n prepared to expand English
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      FEDERAL COUNCIL
      26 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon,Tiu- next meeting of the Federal Legislative Council will be held in the Council Chamber. Kuala Lumpur, «»n September 27 and 28.
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      2 Months Jail For Lifting Motor Cycle
      202 2 A 19-year-oid Englisnman. John Merrison. wit yesterday seni» need to wo months' prison by the Second Police Magistrate on a charge of lifting a mot >r cycle parked in front of th" Orange Hotel, on June -1. The sentence is to take effect
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      Labour To Issue "E" Manifesto
      172 2 The f about Party of Singai*cr« has worked out its election manifesto and intends* <r> m -ice ii public during Hie v\. I 1; I M, Ai. IfalaJ tcld the fribtur* ycstetday Mr Md. i. who is the deput > rguniaer of the Party's elect'on
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      3 MONTHS' JAIL FOR STEALING RUBBER SHEET
      119 2 DOR stealing a sheet oi rubber worth $1. a 16--year-old Malay. Abdul P ishid bin Madon. was »t nt to jail for three months' rigorous imprisonment by the First District Judge. Mr. H. E. Kingdon. yesterday. The theft was alleged to have taken
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      NEW ADVISER
      34 2 KUALA LUMPUR. MomMr. M. C. if Sheppard, who will be tlie Acting British Adivser Kelantan. when Mi". W. F. N. Churchill, the British Adviser goes on lnave. arrived in Kota Bhar-t yesterday.
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      Shortage Of Staff Hinders Dept's Work
      179 2 |\IFFICULTIES arising out of the shortage of staff in the Department of Chemistry, Federation of Malaya and Singapore, have resulted in the halting of chemical services to Commercial firms in Singapore. Rcferrin/r to his *wgotive aspect of the wortc of the department Mr. Moms
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      MAN HELD ON ASSAULT CHARGE
      63 2 «NE of tie two persons who ••'js alleged to have assault- 49-year-old Mr Chor.g Thut* itt. lawyrr and President <>f tie- Singapore Branch of th Hal y ;in Clenese Association wh:!i he was getting out of his car a* his house or. Aug. r.°> was
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      PUBLIC LECTURE
      37 2 Prof. T. E. Jessup. Professor of Philosophy and Psychology at the University College. Hull, will be giving a lecture at Wesley Church, on September 2 at 5.30 p.m. The lecture is open to the public.
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      COUNCIL MEET
      20 2 The next session of the Legislative Council of Singapore will meet on September 19 in the Memorial Hall.
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      RAIN KEEPS CINE MAN ON BOARD
      326 2 Mourning his luck at Singapore's rainy day. is Mr. Arid Klemens-m. who is a passenger on board the Oiga Maersk, which docked fn Singapore yesterday. Mr. Klemensen told the Tribune that he was travelling round the world in Moller Lines ships to take pictures
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      NONIS: INQUIRY BEGINS
      1156 2 Police Tell Of Finding Of Winnies Body THE Singapore Relief Court Magistrate \i r n Fyfe, was told yesterday how the PoliJ covered the half naked body of ten-year-oldiSh Annie Spencer on the rock-studded beach off tSE Blangah on the morning of June 30 The court was
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      UMNO CHIEF TO HEAD COUNCIL GROUP
      571 3 rrr J KUALA RANGSAR, Monday. T f HE UMNO General Assembly now meeting here in the Throne Room, today adopted a resolution to form a Parliamentary Group with the President of the UMNO as Leader who 7/miil automatically represent UMNO on the Federal Council.
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      Nine More Schools By September
      203 3 ITN approximate 210,f -C *t students ate expected to b in Singapore schools by 1990, accotding to a Government surveyAt present, there ar3 only 121.000 students enrolled. The increase will bo dje to the Ten-Year Education plan cPin >947 and the Supplementary Five-Year Education Plan
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      BOUND FOR UK
      154 3 MR. Patrick Gordon Walkor British WfWlp*** for Commonwealth Relations arrived at Kallang by An* Ce\lon Consteliaiion yesterday. Mr. Walker, accompanied by Mrs. Walker, Miss E. Emerx his private secretary and Miss A. Hiliier his stenographer, is on his way back to Britain after an extensive tour in
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      Charitable Bodies Welcome City Move
      270 3 SPOKESMEN of three charitable Inst tutions in 43 Singapore, the V.M C.A., Chines? V.M.C.A. and the Salvation Army, expressed satisfaction over a municipal committee re.-.j nnienc.ation to exempt properties of charitable institutions from payment of assessment They hope the City Fathers will puss the proposed
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      HE WANTS TO BUY PLANES
      57 3 He left this morning. He will also attend a conference held by a British airplane mantuaeturing sock iy in Britain. Mr. I. M. Holyman. managing director of the Aus ralian National Airway... who stopped over in Singapore last night is on his way to purchase
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      Judgment Reserved In Camp Bribery Case
      395 3 JOHORE BAHRU, Monday. MR. W. B. Sutherland. President of the Sessions Court, today reserved his judgment at the conclusion of the trial of 30-year-old Ho Yuen Lim,, a clerk/interpreter attached to ihe Klang Detention Camp, who denied three charges of cheating three squatters of
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      MISS GIMSON TO MARRY ON OCT 21
      60 3 Mi« Judith Annette Gim■oa, second daughter ot tne Bii Franklin (Jutuon, uoveinot oi ttngapore, will be mam?.' to Captain Douglas Snow"en, former A.D.C. to the Governor, on October 21 at the All Saints Church. Tuornton-le-Dale. Pickering. Yorkshire La ly Gimsou will leave Sing-Ipore
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      Husband Left Wife For Other Woman
      202 3 Court Told j A YOUNG Indian, C A V. Daniel, who married in 1944, left his wife in May 1947 ano was later found residing with another woman, Jothi, in Burmah Road, Penang He paid no heed to friendly advice oo go back to
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      FOUR PLAYED MAHJONG IN PUBLIC
      87 3 JOHORE BAHRU. Mon— Four Chinese were fined $10 each in the Magistrates' Court today for gambling in public at Saling Village. Senai area, on the afternoon of August 22. They were Wong Ngiap, Wong Men, Chan Kee and Chong Yoon. They were fcund playing mahjong.
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      RODE BICYCLE ON RAILWAY BRIDGE
      56 3 JOHORE BAHRU, Mon Choo I'iang, 28, was fin-d $6 in the Magistrates' Court today for trespassing on a railway bridge at the Senai Kulai junction on August 18. It was disclosed that Choo was riding a bicycle on the bridge which he was knocked down
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        365 3 NOTICES THE MOTOR VEHICLES (COMMERCIAL USE) REGULATIONS. Notice of application for a PSV Permit to authorise the use cf two (2) Hackney Carriages. I. Lim Huang c o Chop Lim Nam Thye of 27th Mile, Jalan Pontian/ Johore, hereby gi ve notice of intention to apply for a PSV permit
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      PREVENTIVE WAR
      572 4 THERE is an old saying that prevention is better than cure, and it is sound sense in all matters save one —when it is used to justify the declaration of war. The way things have gone in Korea has been a grave shock to America. At the end
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      WHY FORMOSA MUST BE DEFENDED & HELD
      768 4 WHY FORMOSA MUST BE DEFENDED HELD The Forbidden Speech Of Gen. Mac Arthur THIS is the speech of Gen. Mac Arthur which was ie haw been made last night and which President Truman banned. The speech was cabled for delivery at a Veterans of Foreign Wars aanaal camp to be
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      The Reason For The Ban
      616 4 Reuter, U.P. A.P. WASHINGTON. Monday. PRESIDENT [HUMAN pi tsonallv ordered Gen. Mac Arthur to withdraw his public statement on Formosa because it would eonfus- Lhe Adminisi rat ion's policy an the Chinese 4 siand bastion. The White House disclosed today the hectic weekend conferences that
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      TRUMAN RESTATES 7-POINT POLICY
      826 4 WASHINGTON. Mon DRESID2NT Truman has 1 written to Mr. Warren Austin. Chief United States delegate .o the United Canons, outlining American policy on Forrjesa. according to the Wr-ite Bouse today. The lex: is as follows: "As i t'»i<i you on t;-«' Phone this morning 1 want
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      Officer Slain In Camp Attack
      280 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Monday. BRITISH officer was killed while another A British officer and another solcier woit rounded when a party of security forces attackall occupied bandit camp in Pahang this i iirtlui" details are available at the moment, i.'nliow up operations are in progress Haiic
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      5 TAPPERS HAD SCRAP RUBBER _CHARGE
      74 5 Yon.— r ive i'i.n.-.- rubber tanpers— nd uir«*e women— w brf Ka«ps> wf»] ro>-;e«<ion i!a >f scr-p rubI tre>l Tht'"tccu.HHl persons were r ,1 1 Cha Yin Pin vo tf> 19. 'JJJ m,„ .fi 39, and Yong Seu x inspector arrested it to Estate
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      MURDER CHARGE
      71 5 1 SNANG Monday. A ye:tl old Chinese. Kho<> Thean Hock, who was alleged to have atabhed Ong Hun Kee to de ith recently was yestcrd y d<arg (i with murder be- fore Magistrate D. R. Home. Af"a the Charge had been explained to him. In pectoi Tan Pens
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      SESSION OF ASSIZE
      24 5 A session of Assize will be held at the Supreme Court. S ngapore on Monday S pt. I at 10.33 a.m.
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      AIR DAY SET FOR DECEMBER 2
      194 5 (SINGAPORE v?ill stage an Air Day at Kallang airport on Saturday, December 2. this year. Apart from promoting air-mindedness among the public, the Air Day is aimed to aid reffjlUUng to the Malayan Auxiliary Air Force and the Malayan Air Training Corps. The Air
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      $7,000 POOL FOR TODDLERS
      147 5 UlNwAl'Oi.h is raddtera will W ..cn mint |6 JW swimming pool Ili to themselves at Mt unt Kmily Park Th-. '.tun >ip.d Commissionera in conurilttee have approve the eon: truetion of a "pad. pool" adjacent to the oa fo. adults. Th< pool will be in the
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      GIMSON FOR U.K.
      44 5 Th Cio\ rnor as Presidetu Of thy Singapore- Legislative Cotlßt !1 ,fter consultation with its members has accepted an invitation to b present ss the guest of His Majesty's at ihe format opening of the New tloui:? of Commons >c.. 20
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      Shrapnel Found In Man's Body
      344 5 MR. W. G. Porter, the Singapore Coroner yesterday returned a verdict of culpable homicide amounting to murder agai tst an unknown person at the inquest held inio the death of 30 year-old Nyin Teng Seng who was killed in a bomb outrage at the junction
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      C-IN-C TO VISIT MALAY REGT.
      50 5 Th' CoOURaSMter in-(.'hi. f Fai h ;ist I :<n<l Forces. General F.ii John Harding returned froni Hong Kong on Aug. 2» Bftd left for the Fed* < i.tte m the next day. He will visit the ''rd Battnnon, The Malay Regiment, In the Kota Bahrti
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      LANDLADY SUES FOR POSSESSION
      198 5 AN attempt to throw out 15 residents occupying rooms at No. 130, Sophia Road, paying monthly rents, ranging from $30 to $50 per room was revealed in the High Court yesterday when Madame Goh Suat Neo, administratrix of the estate of Chia Soon Kim, sued these
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      Map Dropped To Dakota Rescuers
      159 5 A specie! photo-map of the jungle ares they will have to traverse was air-dropped today to the ground forces which are still fighting their way through difficult country to reach the R.A.F. Dakota which crashed in Kelantan on Friday. A Similar map is in use
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      MELLERSH FOR BORNEO TOUR
      60 5 The A.O.C. Malaya. Air Vice Marshal Sir Francis Meflerah, K.B.E. a.F.c due to take oft from Changi tins morning on a routuu visit to the Governor* of Borne, i and Sarawak. The Air Vice Marshal, who is Air Adviser to the Governors plants to reach JeSSCitOB
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      Methodist Marriages To Continue
      138 5 MET HODiST ministers in the Federation will continue tc; marriagea without h-' nces pending clarification of status of Metho«i st minister*, -aid Dr. r. l. Methodist Bishop ot South cast Asia yesterday. A bill gazetted in the Federation c Wick ago validates ah marriages hitherto solemnized
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      BACK FROM U.K.
      43 5 Co tunand r g. c. w BsAley, Loinnu-doner of Prisons. Singapore yesterday returned from London by Qant i P.O.A C Constellation after studying prison methods in the '.K. He was met b\ aeve "al pr. n officials in Sing ipore
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      SHARES DULL
      159 6 SINGAPORE. Aug. 28. Tho sharp market opened and cloned dull to-day. There was hardly sufficient business to test prices. The following were the price (.nances SINGAPORE. Aiig. Pfef. 1.85 1.95 Ord. 1 1.85 4 lex Bricks Gammon 2.10 1.45 M. Coils. 1.40 1.45 Kobirwin Cn. Ist. Pref. 6',
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      Along The Godowns
      72 6 In Port: Van T. Hoff (it). AlcVgei.da (44), Teleniaehus (Sheers), F. Sang (40 Chandpara (38 9, fTycJaya (36), Hoegh Silver light (S3 4) Olga Maersk (31 2), Heligonian Queen (17 18), FVmby (19 20), C. MeLeod (21 2). Frederick Clover (28 4), Tantalus (25/6), Selandia (29 30),
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      H.K. GOLD RISES
      58 6 HONG KONG. Mon.- Hong Kong.- ji;:cry gold market which »-eacrs to every mmour shot up four points to-day following the publication of news abou: Chou En-lai's protesi, altho -ih o'her currencies remained st :ble The following were the official Money Market closing: HK56.36 per U.S. dollar. HK515.50
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      FREE FLOUR ON SALE SOON
      171 6 COMMERCIALLY imported flour will be on sale in the shops as from September 1, for the first time since the war. The Governments of Singapore and the Federation recently returned the procurement of flour to private trade. Owing to the level of prices in exporting
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      PRODUCE
      157 6 Copra was fairly steady in Singapore yesterday with buyers opening at $45 1 4 per picul f.o.b. Sept. and sellers asking $45 3 3. Business was done at $45 i 2 and then sellers withdrew asking 546. With buyers advancing to $45 3 4 busintss was done at this
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      Indonesian Strikes May Be Settled
      73 6 Reuter-A.A.P. JAKARTA. Mon. SOURCES close to the estate workers traJe union Sarbupri, disclosed today that the one-wtek old strike Involving so*i.e 700,000 estate workers 'lo Java and Sumatra, organised by the Sarbupri. may be settled on Wednesday next following discussions With the Indonesian Ministry 11
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      Tin Price
      26 6 The price of tin in Singapore yewterday at $391 5, 8 per pieu- ex-smelter showed a drop of S9 1 2 on the plcuL
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      Indies Will Soon Have Envoys In Red China
      154 6 Indonesian Ministry of Foreign Affairs will undertake th appointment of diplomatic representatives to the Chines" 1 Communist Government as .soon as the new cabinet is formed, according to Dr. M. Razlf. first Indonesian Con-sul-General for Singapore. Dr. Razif arrived in Singgapore to
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      OLD MAN HAD SAMSU
      37 6 JOHORE BAHRU. MonPhang Ling 72. was fined $25 in default two weeks rigorous imprisonment in the Magistrate- Courl tc-day for unlawful possession of four bottles of samsu. He was arrested on Aug. 22.
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      RUBBER STEADY
      178 6 THE übber commodity mark was steady yesterday with the rows of more aggress action in Korea by the North. Jaoan was still in the market yesterday and contributed a ftttte to the steadiness. Deal's were however c iutious as New York's reaction to the United States cut-back in
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        344 6 I MISCELLANEOUS KNoWLEIHJE Of Paim.siry arid j Phi siognomy brings Happiness ;md Success in Life. Consuit Madame Lydia, 14A. Change Alley (off Raffles Place) 10 a.m.— S.A* p.m. (Q.TTS). BUSINESS OPPTY CINEMA $5.000, avai able foi investment in open-air Cinemas. Appiv Teetee. Box A39J0,, Tribune, Spore., <P.3til>. TUITION S T
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        501 6 BOUSTEAD CO., LT? I SINGAPORE Lloyds Agents In Singapore Ticket Agents For Malayan Raiiwav* GLEN LINE ys ACCEPTING FOR ADEN, LONDON, ANTWJiPP n DAM, BtMBURG n °TtF.}-. BRECONSHIRE n GLENEARN Due FROM U.K. FOR BTRAITB, HONGKONG, SHANnu^ 1 JAPAN. **vmAi\ ax u GLENGYLE Gdn«. 13 14 In Port GLENAFFARIC Due
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        139 6 situations wanted lady seeks post tin w panion to invalid, Lady pan'on. or nundtn? chi dif-n. iv A.3922. Tribune. S pore. H ACCOMMODATION TO Let furnished b'jedrooms bathrooms attt< Lonrr lease. Tant-'hn. Apply A.3y36. Tribune. B*pefe. (T» IST. September one loaM with verandah, has n. eai at private entrance. Central.
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      FORM GUIDE FOB TOMORROW
      8794 7 Second Day Of K .L. Races Class 3. Div. 4,-51 Furs. BRONZE FLASH vIVTH: 11.6.50. K.I. .'O7 2, I >• v Furs V, .gvpnan H.CS v :I Tul,- 1 »iun. 16 5 *T i» st. li. 1. 4. Going Gocd. v, m ti 50, r>n i.i
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      D.R.B., GARNFAIR AND MEATH BEST FOR TOMORROW
      1618 8  -  Angry Skies At Kuala Lumpur By SPOT KUALA LUMPUR, Today. THE wet spell has come, and with mm down almost every aftertheK at the best will be yielding tomorrow, the day of the Selangor Turf Club's August-Septemt3er Meeting. D.R.8.. who is c^ n
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      FEW WENT FAST THIS MORNING
      302 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Today. WHEN the horses were sees on No. z and trackand stream axerciac on Ike pMM ring uns BaPfBIWI it. fomg v*as yielding. None of i tie UOrscS out. went under 10 epuonda ior tne last tpree forloaagp, 'i ne b«st time to
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      HOME SOCCER
      76 8 Reuter. LONDON) Mon.- Following are torn bail res ulis: lm.likh LKAUUK: riral division n, Eludderaftetd l. Tottenham i. Bolton 2. •Voiverbainpiiw 2, Derby \i 't'liiro Utvunon South: Br'.-»oi c. Alderahol v. Hecoajd Lavuuion: Caniiff l. Manchester City J. Leicester J'.irmmgliani Sheffield Ltd. t>. rwan aaa J. Third Division
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      Miss S'pore 1949 Keeps Time As Brooks Trains
      44 8 Boy Brooks feu:ts row before an attack on Jaffar bin Jabber's body at Joe Diamond's Trainii.g tamp yesterday evening. nnn Yvonne-Patterson (Miss- S.ngapore 1949). a. ted as turn keeper. She can be seen on the left.
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      WHEN BOY' MEETS FLASHY IT WILL BE NO LOVE MATCH
      339 8  -  By LEFT JAB FRIDAY'S star-studded boxing card at the Happy World Stadium should produce all the fireworks local fight fans want. The main event especially, contains all the thunder, for Boy Brooks, triple Orient title holder, and Filipino Flashy Sebastian
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      THE RUSSIANS MAY EVEN PLAY HOST
      101 8 A.P. MOSCOW. Mon. */oservers here believe that :i I only will the USSR take part in the 1952 Olympic Games at Helsinki, but Bl may also play host to Ihe Games at some future da! Indications that she wiii be represented at Helsinki are
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      INTER-SECTIONAL TABLE TENNIS
      86 8 ItMJ sett am Pttmptttg Malic team won the later aectaonal Table Tennis tourney of the Municipal Engineer'a Depart meal played at the Bngapore Municipal Services Union s i te nalsea al Irarrer Park yceteruay. The Cup prteetUed bj Mr. A. <I. Armstrong and pri/ Euf the iin«lis|s
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      SELETAR AIRMEN MAUL TIGERS 3-0
      308 8 D.A.F. Seletar yesterday wound up their S.A.F.A. Senior League appearances with a well-deserved three-nil victory over the Tigers at Jalan Besar Stadium. The Seletar Airmen, who are already runnersup to League champions Kota Raja, stormed Tigers' goal for the major part of the first half.
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      PENG SOON TO PLAY ON SATURDAY
      391 8 Tli. foMsSril Basjgspore nmi!«.!i ChamponanJp tics b- i.ia>.'d tl.i-- x- kctid t',. Clerical Union Hall: »xi i rti) \x. t ;..t«. Men Junior fttiarlea «h >n«i• t Gob Turn Chye fuaaful) v. Andrea Tan (R chard i. Men's Junior Double-* (Filial.. Seah Y.-ak Khern
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      Johore Police Beaten In Replay
      411 8 JOHURI BAHRU. Monday, 221 Vehicle Co. "A" creai d an tips, i in tho Johore Bahru Diat* net Football Laague when the) defeated the Police XI in a return league encounter b»- three goals to two ai the Police Depot ground this evening. Their previous
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      TAN LOSES GRIP AFTER WINNING FIRST SET
      272 8 MOHAN AND PIRUZ IN FINAL Reuter. BOMBAY \l,„ a UEVINDER MOHAN, Indies No. 1 and of Malaya, will meet in the final of the C l' l Club of India badminton championship tomorro Mohan qualified for the final today by I Malaya's Tan
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      WING SUN BEAT NORTH MALAYA
      98 8 Hoiu-kun..'- Vftttg Sun Tail. Tennis Team beat a North Malaya team by six sanies to on' at lAS Great World last night. Beeuß* were (Wing Sun uia> ers mentioned first): Lob Kun Sun beat Va iY. c Hun* 21—11. Zl—l2; Worn; Pe* Tin. lost to
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      S'PORE SCHOOLS CRICKET TEAM
      84 8 The will represent the Combined BchooTa ('ncke' Veaaa against the BagrtHh echoolbeya in a eraekel man b to be played al 2 p am. tomorrow at Raffle- Inst tut ion uround. B. DeUkan ISJ.II. Waft* Fan* Weng (S.J I.). P. Scully (S.J.I.i Chin Yoon Fook (11),
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      USEFUL B.P.
      83 8 Tliv follow.ng pamyen will represent the Uselul Padmn !<>n Party in a friendly match aroin-t Oi* 1 R"X Radminion Party at tlie Clerical Un.on touioirow al 7.60 p.m. Mens Binden: Low Euth Chuan. Geow Kirn Fait. Goh Tian Chye and Sir, Haw Pah. Res«; ye Cniia Kee Men
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      W. I., TWO WICKETS IN HAND, 74 RUNS BEHIND
      208 8 LONDON, Monday. jyEST Indies, having dismissed Middlesex for 311 at Lords today, lost eight wickets for 237 in reply and finished the day 74 runs behind with two first innings wickets in hand. The last six Middlesex wickets fell this morning
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      MALAY S. A. TENNIS
      39 8 Entr (x ai now invito*! from member* of tin- Malay Sporu Asso'-i itioti for the Opoi. Rhnglef rind Qpen Doubles 'iVnni;- Ch.intpionshins. Fo. full puLicu'ars members are ;iciviyc"' to see notices posted ■t the Clu'.-house.
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      Scoreboard
      77 8 Reuter. .Middle.:x I- inning*—3ll N e«U Indie» Ist Imnn; Kae r Law* b .Wo>» '.'>, Mollmerr lb* a §iau 81. Marshall b Sim* Worrell b Harr 1, Comnton b Young ft, Waleot! v Lrws b Young I'hristiani not on lit. Gomez c Liw» b Young 1, t.odd. rd c
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      Hongkong Bank Win Four-Two
      261 8 HONGKONG md Shaiwfc-i the better beal Sin!, ioj? ..oa s ii, i wo m a j.- ~A na ii Btadiuni yesti rda' The ajame ■eafced ri. I.i V 1 'a: ami itw 1,1 ucavi l -tuwee r** 1 T 1 **«*«> Nej been more a <
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      WOODCOCK TO MEET GARDNER
      124 8 A.P. LONDON Mon.—Br heavyweight champ i ia Woodcock askto on San: day to bo refused from November 14 bout witn Joey Maxim, world ligh heavyweight eh; mpion fru:n the United S 1 ites. In making Ml pquev Woodcock revp; led for tfci first time -i»;»t ho
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      COUNTY CRICKET AT A GLANCE
      121 8 l/»M>< »N. Moo- rl k of play mm: At Dealer wi 1 IW.» tor ~J Derbyshire <"" < K-li> ISO, Carr Ml vV MllllOOl. r t*IH ceetereb re wr«i nu i>k<) bear? rain d Al Oral, 7* bad light upped for 1 Stared. H leoxon
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      REV D. E., SUNDRAM
      40 8 T HE R V rcfcrr. i says t'la' thf to- him as f Community C riurcn People s Group > correct. H' Vl i. 5 charge of t»< > J |0 tion and WM pointed Chairman Church Board.
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