Malaya Tribune, 18 September 1950

Microfilm: NL3777
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    30 1 MALAYA Tribune ~7 TODAY'S ivvniSAT NEWS TODAY 1 &3 1 1 rj§ N Mill t'*lt > f ■niii vvmn if J TWELVE PAGES. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1950 PRICE TEN CENTS.
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    YANKS BREAK OUT OVER THE NAKTONG
    282 1 2,000 RED CASUALTIES Reuter-AAP. ni TOKIO, Today, (jl S of the Second Infantry Division today had accomplished the first crossing to the west bank of Naktong River, heralding the first major break-out of Gen. Walton H. Walker's Bth Army from its six-week-old "Defence Box."
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    More Self Govt. For Gambians
    140 1 Reuter. o\DON. Today. AFRICANS will play* a greater part in the v rnment oi Gambia, the African rolony. followconstitutional changes nnounced here today. African will gradually >> me leadership of the >ny's Legislative Council, no peoole of Bathurs*. colony's main town, will two members of
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    Shot PC: Man Held
    37 1 jnlMinr Staff Reporter 1 •!>■ are holding a fos interrogation in with tV shooting '1' '"an by Chinese it the junction of Gcyand Lorong 25 s tcrday. v poUoe**ia i? reas "out of uanger".
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    British Troops At The Front
    51 1 Wearing jungle battle dress and soft Iiats. four British soldiers (not identified) sit en the bank of the Naktong River in Korea watching a village burn across the river, ihis is the first picture of British troops in their battle positiohs in Korea. \.i\ A.P.
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    U.S. Planes For Vietnam
    78 1 A.P. SAN FRANCISCO. To-day. THE? 8,200-ton French carrier Dixmude will arrive here-to-day to load planes for In-do-China, the U.S. Navy announced yestcrd.-ty. The Navy said the Dixi mud<? will dock at the Alamed) naval air station for !r. three oi four-day stay. < i!v announcement did
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    MR. TAN WILL BE FRANK
    138 1 Tribune Staff Reporter MR. C. C. TAN promised this morning to present c -lull and accurate p:crur.of Malaya and her needs'' S4 the Commonwealth talks in London. Mr. Tan. who left by an this morning with Da to Onn bin Ja'afar and Mr. Malcolm 1
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    RHEE WANTS TO RULE ALL KOREA
    151 1 A.P. WASHINGTON, Today. THE Republic of Korea under Dr. Syngman Rhee will claim the right to govern Korea north of the 38th parallel, Ambassador John M. Chang said today in a speech before the American Bar Association. "The Republic of Xi rea has for
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    Pusan Radio Reports 'Ridiculous'
    73 1 Reuter AAP. Inchon Beachhead. To-day. THE United States 7th Division Infantry poured pahore from the United NaMOOS Inchon invasion armada tirs morning. Army engineers were alre»dv nshore ready to tbrow a bridge across the Han River, reached by the Marines seven miles from Seoul last night.
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    A – PROOF SCHOOLS
    29 1 A PROOF SCHOOLS XKW YORK. To-day. -New schools containing atom bomb shelters h:>ve been pro posed for New York City by MaximiUan Mo« President of the Board of vjucation.
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    Business, Govt. And Labour Groups Launch Anti-Red Drive In West U. S. States
    807 2 SAN FRANCISCO. ££45' FORNIA a WAR aS*inst American A Communists and any other subversive element. developing today m UM ci tic Coast States. Business. Government «no labour groups -to tho acconv oaniment of some waniing. irom high
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    One Of Hollywood's Unsung Artists —The Musical Director
    369 2 A.P. HOLLYWOOD GIVE a thought today to one of the unsung movie artists—the musical director. He composes and leads the playing of notes that set the theme of the picture—funny, ominous, or in-between —when the title comes on. His bassoons, viols, and
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    MISS FLOWER WILL BRIGHTEN UP U.K. JAILS
    136 2 Reuter. **ll B LONDON ■AILS in this eouiitn up for the 1951 FcstiwS of Britain year -TE not so much to attr« tourists as to g* prisoners. 1 Wayin* a leading pm »n the brightening" fi apt,v nan... d secretary of Britain" National
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    CEYLOS OPPOSES RUBBER EMBARGO
    137 2 U.P. COLOMBO. |f Eastern countries tfes shipping rubber to I the rubber m .rket will suffer an rmmedi.ite drop m pnr. this is the opinion heM hi Colombo trade StfeJi The suggestion tint A.-i i. rubber producing countries should not sell rubber to Russia has been
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    VOICE OF AMERICA DENTS IRON CURTAIN
    310 2 WASHINGTON. EIGHT r:onths ago Russia had the Voice of America practically choked off at the Soviet border, a State Depal tment oflicial disclosed, but now it is getting through. Edward Barrett, Assistant Secretary of State in charge of getting the American story acioss the
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      106 2 LINK IN THE^g(jfjjl2i Biro Service coven the Eastern hemlsphere. But It does more than that—lt cover* j every writing need; as witness the new Biro LJ^j^ MINOR with Its easily fitted refill Inserts, Its BSD protector cap which enables It to be carried In r pocket or handbag, and Its
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    ALEUTIAN GHOST' BASES SPRING BACK TO ACTIVITY
    422 3 Reuter. WASHINGTON. the critical needs ot the Korean warfront are I rig "near-ghost" installations in the is back on a busy, active footing. Three air bases there, previously scheduled sing at an early date, ha/c been ordered ill ope ration. They will provide
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    Bookmaker Had A Raw Deal
    102 3 Reuter-AAP. .MELBOURNE. Mr A. Thorson rt Park feeling ag- i-r a -utility* i truck I r rked the truck outside nises of the firm >. sold it to him and placI Dt to get rid of this truck Bought 26 1 50. g *****. thmgs
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    OIL DEAL IN PAKISTAN
    52 3 A.P. KARACHI. T rnment of Pakishas suggested that in oil companies for oil in Baluchis.'ince. Firms finding Ibe given 30 year leases en the fields. British firms—the Company and Oil Company— 1 n prospecting under 'L'ned before the F*"tition of the sub-contin-rt They have three wells
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    Lost Roman Town Ruins Found
    118 3 Reuter. CHELMSFORD. ESSEX..— Rums of what is belicvet. to be the lo c t Roman town of Canonium. known to exist somewhere near here, have been cHse*.**red by arcuaeologists of the Roman Socif t\ Trial diggings have «e\eaied a tine example of a :'U feet
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    DONNA GETS A BREAK AT LAST
    319 3 A.P. HOLLYWOOD. I years of puppy love Mickey Rooney and ira with Alan ■4\ Donna Reed is finally > real romance on a new woman" homf °Tt 'Vi got a DeW new baby, a new new kind of th< first I have ever ny
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    RAIL DISASTER
    66 3 Between 20 and 23 soldiers were killed on September 11 when a Pennsylvania railroad passenger train ploughed into the rear of* an army troop train, near West Lafayette. Ohio. Fifty to seventy-five persons were injured. Hallway officials said the four rear coaches of the army train were telescoped
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    REDS MAKE PROGRESS THE DEAD WITH
    276 3 U.P. HONGKONG. THE Chinese Communists are making some headway in their programme to bury the dead. When they first took over Shanghai, little more than a year ago, there were more than 100.000 unburicd corpses stored in coffin depositories, benevolent associations and funeral parlors.
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      142 3 BLOOD BANK Group A 33 Bottles B 16 AB 2 O 18 Donors 2. Breathe In Comfort... Clear Ni»-i W\\ V Congestion the Modern Way f cci (\1 can hardly breathe? Now stuffy Worried »«'S persistent Catarrh or Head Colas < You can dem J your nose in a few
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    DEFENCE EXCERCISE ENDS IN HUNT FOR LOST PATROL
    550 4 Tribune Staff Reporter. APERATTON planned defence exercise —came to an abrupt halt yesterday morning and turned huo an unplanned 100-man hunt for a lost The operation was to have been concluded veeterday evening. The exercises were called off at &.o0 a.m. oecause
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    Express Hits At Church
    254 4 QUEEN HUMILIATED Reuter. LONDON, Sunday. FTHE mass-circulation Bun- day Exoress today accused the Church of England of subjecting Queen Elizabeth :o "intolerab'numiliation" by Interfering in arrangements ior yest< today's weddinj of her nice. Lady Anson, to Prine.' George of Denmark. Because an earlier marriage of Lady
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    TO DIE FOR MURDER
    51 4 A.P. TEHERAN. Sun. Hassan Jaafari was sentenced to death en Friday when convicted of the murder of Ahmed Dehgan. member of the National Assembly on May 27 this year. Jaafari ■was said to be a member of the Communist Tudeh Party which was disolvcd in February,
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    GEYLANG AREA SCREENED THIS MORNING
    49 4 Staff Reoorter ABOUT 400 policemen including several officers and inspectors carried out a 5-hour screening of the area around Lorongs 25 and 25-A this morning, 4 in connection with the shooting of a policeman yesterday. A number of persons have been detained for questioning.
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    GOVERNOR DEAD
    36 4 A.P. NASSAU. Bahmas. Sun.— Sir George Ritchie Sanford. •Jovernor of the Bahamas (British Colony» died today cf a heart attack. Sir George, who was 57 had served for 25 year* In the colonial service.—A.P.
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    New RAAF Chaplain
    136 4 MEN of the borabi i and transport Squar i attached from the Rovai Australian Air Force to F.E.a.f arc to have an o'.d m tance an their Chaplain. Ho is- Padre Leslie Qordea Criso (T.'mttd Clvjroh- -1. who arrived in Singapore (taring the Wi. k-rnti on posting
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    Russian Opposition Expected Today
    393 4 The SECO And Korea U.P. LAKE SUCCESS, Sunday. DUSSIA was expected to offer strong opposition on Monday to United States efforts to sidetrack the debate of the explosive Formosa issue by the United.Nations Security Council in favour of a report from Gen. Mac Arthur's Korean Com-
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    13 Red Divisions May Be Trapped
    283 4 Reuter AAP. \Bij Ah.'- Valentine\. INCHON. Monday. .THE 'clockwork like" Am- erican landing at Inchon threatens to cut off at least 13 Communist divisions fighting in South Korea. It can also strangle the country 'a entire road and rail network radiating from the 550-year-old
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    A DAY OFF
    1259 5  -  TODAY'S SHORT STORY BY J. ANTHONY EDWARDS M t ape across the a th a rather ungrtnly. ill. She reached -work which -epaajpdvfl from tnat and peered After a few raoabc v >pied. as mm had if ir ire Spartan I fiom of Mrs. haiiging out the
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  • Page 5 Miscellaneous
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      70 5 SUPERMAN by Wayne Boring, rS CcE YOU HAVE THS I KanY AREA IN WHiCH LITHEREFORE. I M REQUESTING /^W^ _s G_.s ABILITY TO ABSORB N YOU MAY BE BECOMES [THE GENERAL STAFF TO .COMMISSION /X --Cv C EX=»OS!ONS, PROc. ZAINEY, j A SAFE AREA. FOR IYOU A BRIGADIER GENERAL IN
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    SINGAPORE NEWSREEL
    23 6 Officers and men of the H.M.S. Consort arriving at St. Andrews Cathedral for ter day's Battle of Britain Si rv toe.
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    Indian Wedding
    31 6 Kaliammal. daughter of Mr. M. Ponnusamv wis marriei recently to Mr. Karuppiah of the Indian Bank. Md.. Singapore. Photo shows the couple seated on a dias during the ceremony.
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    Tara St. Wins Gold Cap
    36 6 Tara Street (Basby) bfalin j Kaj Mahai (E. Donm ii and Four O'CIock II (Joi!->) to nin the (.old Cup evrnt over 11 miles 3« yds. al liukit Timah last Saturday
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    Jin Eong, Piruz Had One Serve Of Rice....
    78 6 Tan Jin Long of Ipoh (left) and A. Piruz of Ku.'!-' Lumpur. Malayan Thomas Cup hopes for 19V!. who returned from Bombay by a BOAC Argonaut on Saturd said that they did not Ret sullicient rice in Bombay. Pirux and Tan met
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      82 6 IT'S HERE your extra-flavour coffee in giant 11b. tins! Wonderful to have plenty of guards that glorious, fragrant rich, mellow Maxwell Hou>e freshness until the very last Coffee always at hand and al- spoonful is usedways freshj Vacuum-packing 1 Don't wait get Maxwell keeps Maxwell House roaster- House Coffee today
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    New Jobs In Johore
    156 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. INCHE SYED HASHIM BIN ABDULLAH. Class 118 tore Civil Service, has appointed First District Officer, Johore Bahru. with effect from Sept. 19. place of Inche Abdul \ziz bin Haji Shukor, Class lIA. J.C.S., who relinquished the post. Inche Abdul Aziz also re..nquished duty
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    Books At Library
    156 7 co three ensur* (Chinese J be avail® lie at the P 1 Erskine fcry, the se to be opene< Social YVetfa t The 11 Joo Chi at t( haalt p rt>! It liters heading P u i-'orm-rd com Cheng jlui M° to I Mlr of L and
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    The Foreign Ministers of Britain, the United States and France began their jhtee mMf ******** * Ssten?o'*0'* on September 12. They have agreed to give priority to the orgamsahon of aWc*«»Asf»» State Photo shows:—Left to right: Robert Schuman, French Foreign Minister, Dean Acnesoll* VJi. »ecrr» y mow snows. i« s Britain's Foreign Secretary.-A.P. Photo.
    56 7 The Foreign Ministers of Britain, the United States and France began their jhtee mMf Ssten? o'*0'* on September 12. They have agreed to give priority to the orgamsahon of aWc*«»Asf»» State Photo shows:—Left to right: Robert Schuman, French Foreign Minister, Dean Acnes oll VJi. »ecrr» y mow snows. i« s
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    Captain (76) 'Gonged' For Tenth Time
    207 7 HOME TOWN NEWS FROM BRITAIN ONE Of the ten Meritorious S'. l vice Mf dabawarded this year has sjone to Captain James Ingham Carswell. of Hove. Sussex, who once r signed a commission but stayed on as a private b cause hi *ouia leave
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    U.S. TEACHERS FOR BRITAIN
    166 7 mHK largest party of 1 rican teachers to xlS1 "choos in many part* of Bug land. Scotland and tt«cs and will stay for h V VsIn most cases they arc x changing both i "The""party includes 10 men, most o( whom have bro> -,h wives and
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    MONTY'S MILL
    186 7 THERE will be little danger this winter of FieldMarshal Montgomery being cut on* in his country retreat at Isington Mill, near Bentley. Surrey. The local council is going to build a new bridge over the old mill stream. When the Field-Marshal first converted the old mill and went
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    PRINCESSES AT RANGER RALLY
    100 7 DRINCEB3 Elizabeth F take the salute at tho merch pa>t of thousands Of Ringers 3» the All Eng.and Ranger Rally at the JThite City Stadium on Sunday. October 22. Princess Margaret, who U the Sea Ranger Commodore, also Will he present Representative* w,u 1)0 coming from
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    Red Agent Killed, Documents Found
    196 7 JOHORE BAHRU, Sunday. SECURITY forces trapped and shot dead a wellknown bandit agent in Johore yesterday. Important documents we c recovered 'mm the body Five Malay suspects were arrested by security forces in another area of Johore. They had warned some bandits'of the presence of
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    HANDICRAFT EXPERT
    69 7 TRIVANDRUM. Sun The Handicraft Marketing Consultant of the United Nations Economic Commission mr Asia and the Far Bast. Mr. William Majad. has arriv.4 in Trivandrum tSouth India >. He visited various handici all institutions in the city and made a collection of samples of their products. Mr. Majad.
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    MR. YONG YIN CHOOI
    39 7 PENANG Sun —The funeral of Mr. Yong Yin CTfcooi. a-well-known businessman, took place recently. His son. Dr S.T. Yeoh is a well-known medical practitioner and is also an old boy of the Penane Free School.
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      62 7 m fp^ mi ma J Who's been at the t SP» m How the family loves Huntley and Palmers' 'Barley Itts. uitß'! The only trouble is they go so quickly wifck lmdren around. Not that you can really mind... theea delicious biscuits are so nourishing, and are the most ecoiW
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      365 7 I Oi I J I mm mary; l u> F* s«»n*r*; H. 15 New*'; 1 < ,os l>own. P|»gf!«W> Nummary: !aM lude; T.LI 1 alk 'World fN( MMr .v Paw«fcM Itequest; Srwa; 8.91 Women's turner; Kt l > NETWORK imhvn "k:»«;iommi-> l iv.' signal, OprnVJBI knurl. A Pro*. MmiM rj
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    EGYPT CENSORS NEWS OF FAROUK'S HOLIDAY
    344 8 A.P. camo. r~y m I* -S BE 2 jjjjj Mi I ttMNfl lap ma> 00And they w*r- able v. »?rr, "trMtoc ba and oat of tbe door* for boars an be awaited nia toim fBSJt enoid r-aa**. ncTr t>trrtn> men. dressed ranetf? hnnr.ng maatera.
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    Iranian Army Manoeuvre
    18 8 An Iranian trench mortar crew carry out exercises near the border at Moghan. —A.P. Photo.
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    A HALFWAY IS IDEAL
    277 8 UP. LX>NDON*. I v p Ir. 2 -po.-i the child? Th* Mbn Ob.-yr\'>t;on Association wanted to find out what Briton? thought about thf probkr.n «o it asked the members ot !t« pam I The men thought rho rod waa a good ide«. and the women ii.dn't
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    CHEAPER TO HAVE 13?
    48 8 Reuter AAP. MELBOURNE- South Melbourne housewife Mrs. Z untuck and husband Willi am have 13 children aged from 2 to 23 including 3 seta of twins. "I'd like another". Mater Zantuck said. The family milk bill runs into 98 pints a week. Reuter AAP.
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    LECTURES ON MARRIAGE ARE POPULAR
    17 8 Reuter. USE; j- i i_- intvc w i r X ■■■hexed x
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    AS THE SMALL FRY SEE IT
    14 8 3 .n. i pi^. i which :a rates
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    POH LIM AND MARJAN SCORE WHIRLWIND WIN
    466 10 GOH Tian Chye and Low Seah Chuan (Useful) yesterday blitzed their way to victory in their S.B.A. Championships tie against Andrew Tan and Quek Keng Chuan (Diehard) in the Men's Open Doubles at the Clerical Union Hall. Though good individually, the Diehard combination
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    Jabbering Record
    47 10 HOLLYWOOD. James Stewart wil! spend four tfftyt jabbering ir.to a telephone. The drawling film n'ayer is cast as radio give-away programme winner in 'The Jac/cpot. Twentieth Century Fox claims the 27 minutes running time he'll be seen telephoning is i record for i main actor.
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    PAKISTAN HOCKEY
    42 10 Reuter. ROME. Sun. A Pakistan team won the four nations international hockey tournament at Saronno. Italy, beating each of the other teams in turn. They scored a total of seven points. Switzerland getting six. Italy five and Belgium two. —Reu-
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    RAYMOND SOMMER DIES IN CRASH
    59 10 This picture shows Raymond mond Sommer, 46, wealthy sju r'wnan and champion racing driver of France, driving his British Cooper 1,100 cc. racing car in the Grand Prix of the Haute Garonne, at cadours. near Toulouse, on Sept. 10. Shortly after this picture was made
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    Reds Check Progress Of Film Industry
    159 10 PENANG, Sunday. THE Chinese Film industry keeps on improving, although acting and film technique cannot be compared with western standards said Mr. Ling Kui Shing, a Shanghai-Hongkong Chinese film magnate who left Penang for the United States yesterday. Mr. Ling said that Chinese picturegoers
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    REBELS REGROUP FOR ATTACK
    55 10 Reuter. RANGOON, Sun. Communist rebels, scattered by Burmese Government forces, were today regrouping at two villages n the Pegu district of Lower Burma, according to press reports from the area. The reports they had set up a hospital and were giving military training to prepare their
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    BIRTH, DEATH FEES
    36 10 KUALA LUMPUR, bU*.— Two dollars are now being charged for either a birth or death extract in Perak. Selangor, Negri Sembilan, Par-ang, Penang and Malacca. The increase took effect from August 1. 1?50.
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    They Seek A Spearhead
    714 10 SELECTORS HAVE BIG PROBLEM LONDON, Sunday. ENGLAND socccr selectors were out in force t day having a final look-round before choosing their side to meet Ireland in Belfast on October 7* The centreforward position is providing them with one of the biggest problems. At least six
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    MARRIEDS TRIUMPH BY TEN RUNS
    148 11 OEDfI beat Singles by I runs in the S.R.C. nd home cricket game I a the padang yeatcrIED8: Clarke mn A> nab. L>. Almeida 12. b r S< ally i B Ross 4. ft Valberg Roda l" O. Bosairlo ct. D. Keyt 17. D. Miller
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    WHAT'S ON TODAY
    68 11 GENERAL it V.: Board of Lmeiors meet inx 5J5: C urr > r, r *1 > Jawi "UDO 6 p.m.; Pub- A Voyage along the n by (1. CJ. Tbomwn < HI >/*k. Y.MX.A. Staff am.; Basketball o.oU i.mercial -1 p.m. I.IITIK THKATHK. Meviijs?: r.i Hotel at
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    CINEMA
    80 11 i viH\Y: "Stars in My Crcvn <•>. 4.15 and 9.30 P' !l\1H\MBRA: "Ace „,5 )n,m 12.30. I 30 and 8.J0 p.'»v, 1*\\ if ION: "The Inspector fi r. f 2. 6.3»> and 9 30 V.nu i U'H1»L: "Roseanna MeCoy i ,4">. 4.00 and 9.90 T» Ri "S at 11.
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    SPORT
    32 11 >o»m;K: Jnr. Cup tie. U.Q. v GHQ K. H i kowyn v O.A v "V Business H-*e. "A j> a .Wishing Hm\ v btanvac HO« KfcY: SRC. "A" v Cos- yadancr.
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    SCHROEDER TO MEET SEDGMAN
    62 11 A.P. ANGELJES, Una frd n Ins miidae match rmw hack a-'atnst mipion Art La>-sen I will meet Frank Australia toda> In n-4les finals of the thwest Tennis Touma:r. veteran American star, took licklui! two sets hu'. rallied Laraen 4—6. 4 -6. 10—*». in moved into th.-
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    GIRLS WILL JUMP SIX FEET
    352 11  -  Says Coach Dyson —hfy Dyson, the British ace athletic coach fi X m Smgapore, said yesterday that he ww ~t mat women wowW be clearing six teet £Se high lumpers in five or ten years time. n -<on was giving his Arst lecture to a
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    S'PORE MALAYS TOO GOOD FOR N.S. SINO-MALAYS
    91 11 SL.IiEMF.AN. Pan. Singapore Malaya poocsi eleven stormed N.. n Pembilan Sino-Malaya goaj anM throughout their tnendty encounter today on the fetation paa*ng io win by rive gajva t* Malays i or. .1 two quick i-'oai- through insads-righ Awang Gahos and en***dsl«f« Ahmad Yll-Oii.
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    COMPTON TO BE DIVORCED
    51 11 LAJNDON. Ptm. Mrs. J**a Co m ion. wife Of Denis CompTui th England crasketai now to Australia with the pesi ream. sahj «mny bar she was taku. pr.K-eedrnys tot *$T iusMMtai my solicitors to serve the petition on my nusband before he sailed last W*C t,ic
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    Kim Heam Gives Indians Hard Fights
    195 11 mHK ill Tnjia Baltic 'f«rc>h« I I team last night trounced All Singapore b\ nv< games to nil at the Happy World Stoflhiln. However. .Sinjwipore. wsu in tio wav outplayed. C'h.ti X i Heain was the best player <-f the nigh' <«n the Oftftpnj
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    Sandosham Hits 130
    193 11 Ukll Statfh XI beat Abbas blo- XI »>• 12 n an l" lltnn j*kfci*t*a«F* tome criekel ■anteh at the BaWHlu ground ye«uertla>. V Sandc-ham contributed won r Srersy t" l mac to citable l*i' 11 m' t«m to yinLbh i- XI: Mauri Kadi" b. -Ba*t«T» S2: NW*"
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    ASTON BEATEN AT ST. GEORGES
    86 11 MENTAL BOSPrTAL HtC. Stored i one-Mil Victory over S.c. m a Junior CupTte oS 5m bod twund jwafw™&cahal Hosr.hal g everything but *:oTe. r. Tan. Aston goal** per. JJJ ,n Vine **m Waging off nsaaj H Tim l half sms aworo le a a rtsiehtrthi
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    Tommy Weston Packs In
    95 11 Reuter. lON DON ktt, D-i'-un h« v i tjje announcemen *> fW thai he *W fide no and tnke Up tram D* Another of the famous old Michael Bearv is n»o former n partH.Mßmr. i be fell "*sss .-oumtsM* rldera >"" v r SS«r 1« i
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    H.K. Tourists Baffle Malayan Malays
    285 11 IPOH, Sunday. r LAYING most disappointing soccer Malayan Malays were beaten by Hongkong Chinese today on the Chinese Assembly Hall ground by three goals to nil before one of the biggest crowds ever seen in Ipoh. Tourists dominated play throughout and their short-passing and nippy
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    Capt. Marble
    58 11 MAKING his first appearance hero, masked grappler Captain Marble knocked out George Zbisko in the first round, in the main event ot the wrestling programme at the Happy World on Saturda\. Man mountain King Kong was given a hard fight by S di pTappler Hnrdit of the Naval
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    Indians Go Down 2-0 To Army
    169 11 SUPERIOR n all IkpaftTftlti of the bsbw. BtngmwKT th*. trict (Anuvt chalk d an a two-nil win over Sincapor c Indiana in a SAFA Conuivu.t i;Lea.rue tie r. Jalaa BnaW Stadium yesterday. For more then twenty minutes after the change of en Is, Ind-an.-were
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    PENANG vs H.K.
    75 11 PENANG. Pun. Penang Ptate Xt will meet Honck.Mic now tour in* the Kedo nitron, on Somber 30. The match v.il he played on Victor a gredttj Jo H v fh.- foltOTVinv pUwvrs ht.ve l**cn HMVee, t.. repr-sem the Pe.wn--Kant Poh (Cam..: Madhava:,. Rim Fon< and Poh Aun:
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    EARNS PLACE
    30 11 A.P. MINNEAPOLIS. Sun. A placj on the U.S. WalK-r Cup team Avhich plays m England ftext spring is assured the new XLS. national Amateur golt champion. Sam -A.P.
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    U.S. MAY ASK U.N. TO BACK ARMS DRIVE
    267 12 A.P. NEW YORK, Today. SECRETARY of State Dean Acheson intends to ask 3 the United Nations general assembly, opening this week, to raise stout new defences against Communist aggression wherever in the world it may break out. His request reflects the lesson
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    RUBBER
    41 12 TODAY'S MARKETS SELLERS predominated and business was done at 147 cents. Lunch break prices were: Buyer* Sellers No. 1 RS5 f.o.b. Oct. H6' 1474 No. 2 RSS f.o.b. (Vt. 145i 1461 No. 3 RS3 f.c.b. Oct. 144; 145i Tone: steady.
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    SHARES
    22 12 Market opened with strong buyine inquiry and sellers appeared to have iron»* under rover There has been all round im provement.
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    19 12 Tin pri«"- was 5 8 |»er piou! lown K 5 S. x>n<!on priit-; £784 p* r toil unchanged.
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    11 12 Gold pri was $190 tali;I of l.j re co'd bar.
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    She Is Sorry They Saw 'Blockheads'
    69 12 A.P. PRAGUE. To-day. YOUTH unionists of Breclav Moravia, went in a body to s< a Laurel and Hardy picture titled Blockheads" and Dana Karaskova is sorryit happened. "We cannot be indifferent about what films our youth go to sec." si.c wrote in the Prague
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    KOREA WAR CAUSES BOOM IN GERMANY
    223 12 U.P. BONN, Germany. Today. WESTERN German industry is booming today and unemployment has been slashed as a result of the Korean war. The sweeping industrial boom since Communist troops crossed the 38th parallel late in June has been phenomenal. Western Germany's still great industrial
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    PAN FINISHES STRONGLY TO WIN ROYAL OAKS
    117 12 Reuter. Paris. Sun. IL Eugene Constant's Pan. the favou rite, today *'en the £2.000 Prix Royal Oaks the French St L< get tx-ating M. Marcel Boussac's by 1! lengths over one mile sevt q furlongs at Longchamp. Baron Geoffrey De Wakiner' Fast Fox
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    Peking 'Breather' For Importers
    392 12 Reuter-AAP. HONGKONG, Today. fOMMUNIST China's extensive plans for industrialisation of the country has given both foreign and native importers on tiie Chinese mainland a new lease of life, at least temporarily. Buffeted until now by heavy taxation and stringent import controls, importers are now experiencing a
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    Tried To Make A Hog Of Himself
    63 12 AP. Roehelle. Georgia. Today. A pig tried to make a hog of himself at the farm ot Charlie Duncan and drowned in a bucket of swill. Returning home after a day's absence, Duncan found a pair of tiny hams pro- truding from the
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    OFF TO LONDON
    49 12 The Commissioner-General eral. Mr. Malcolm MacDonald, with Dato Onn and Mr. C. C. Tan. just before they left Kallang Airpui l this morning by air for London, where they will attend the forthcoming talks on the economic developmoiu of South and South Easr Asia.—See Page One.
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    McCarthy Takes On Marshall
    136 12 A.P. LAKE VILLA ILLDi SENATOR Joseph R Carthy, Wis con publican, said today General George C Mar has a "dislike" for Ger* raJ Mac Arthur and a Chiang Kai-shek McCarthy 1 shall's appointment m L'J Secretary of Defena speech at a picnic of Like County republican.He
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    Not A New Comet
    83 12 AP. Berkeley California. Sur. A COMET spotted constellation T turap kf Vatican otMM rvd one, a University of 1 Bin astronomer aayi Di. Leland B Conniagl identified it aa Teno±c D' Trest" which i. the Taurus vicinity time. A story from th< Vatkaa City indicated it
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    15,000 See S'pore Beat Burma 2-1
    148 12 A.P. RANGOON, Sunday. piFTEEN thousand football fans on Saturday saw Singapore beat Burma by two goals to one It was a clear crisp day for brisk, fast-paced football. None the less the game sagged possibly b» M* Singapore obviously a tight rein upon their
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      67 1 MALAYA Tribune BY THE PBOPU J FOR TW LARGER SALE. THAN ANY AFTERNOON PAPER £V hi MA Y\ Phone 5811/3 Nine Lino Pubfyhed simultaneously at Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh ana Penang. JL K ir^OiZ«S~^~ SINGAPORE, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1950 PRICE TEN CENTS. THE MALAYA TRIBUNE LONDON REPRESENTATIVE E Maurice G,
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      New U.S. Division In Korea: Inchon Landing This Morning
      152 1 A.P. By Russell Brines, A.P. Correspondent ON BOARD A U.S. COMMAND SHIP OPF INCHON, Monday CLEMENTS of the U.S. Seventh Infant™ DWiu sion were landing at Inchon this morning U.S. Marines were on the Han River, seven miles from Seoul on
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      ALLIES FIGHTING GRIMLY IN SEOUL SUBURBS Heaviest Resistance Since The Landings
      883 1 Reuter and U.P. TOKIO. Monday. WITH the well-equipped airfield of Kimpo in their hands, the United Nations troops were this morning: reported fighting grimly in the suburbs of Seoul after a 19-mile drive from the coast. They were meeting
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      WOMAN BANDIT CHIEF SHOT IN TODAY'S GUN DUEL
      81 1 Tribune Staff Renorfer JOHORE BAH3U. Today. GURKHAS shot and killed an arm?d notorious woman bandit leader in South Johore in a :.un due)] this morning. A rifle and 19 rounds of amannition together with cash and documents were recovered from htr body.
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      TO DIE FOR MURDER
      52 1 A.P. TEHERAN. Sun. Hassan Jaafari was sentenced to death en Friday when convicted of the murder of Ahmed Dehgan. member of National Assembly on May 27 this year. Jaafari was said to be a member of the Communist Tudeh Party which was diaolved in Febfuary f
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      GOVERNOR DEAD
      36 1 A.P. NASSAU, Bahmas. Sun.— Sir George Ritchie Sanford, Governor of the Bahamas (British Colony) died today cf a heart attack. Sir George, who was 57 had served for 25 years in the colonial service.—A.P.
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      2,000 DIE IN ONE STRIKE Reds Are Fire-Bombed
      117 1 A.P. Fifth Airforce HQ. KOREA. Monday. ALLIED war-planes on Sunday spewed searing •'tMicd gasoline firebombs on R c Korean troops all along the south-east front. A massive strike, made at Reds fleeing across the Naktong River south-west of Lake Upo. left nearly
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      1,000 INCHON PRISONERS
      19 1 Korea H.Q. announce that almost 1,000 North Korean prisoners had been taken in the Inchon strike.
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      Allies Held In South
      256 1 UP. KOREA FRONT. Monday. ON the Naktong River line, fleeing Communist troops were caught trying to cross the River at a ferry point and air force pilots claimed that 2,000 were killed or wounded. In the area three miles southwest of Changnyong. the Reds still clung
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      Rhee: 'Victory Near'
      52 1 AP. KOREA, Monday. ?JYNGMAN Rhee. President of South Korea snid yesterday: "I wpvr-that the Lnemy is crushed. The hour of victory is not far off," Expressing his pleasure at the landing at Inchon, he said: "The Korearf Communists are going home and we v ll also go
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      TUNGKU MAHKOTA DECORATES WIFE, AUNT
      93 1 Yang Muila Ongku Ammah biuie Ahmad, wile of H.H. Tungku Mahkota of Johore. being decorated with the Most Esteemed Family Order. Darjah Krabat (DX). Second Class, by her husband at yesterday's investiture in the throne room of the Istana Besar. The honour was bestowed by
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      LONDON CROWDS SEE, CHEER PRINCESS ANNE
      105 1 #A.P. LONDON. Sunday. rINY Princess Anne made her first public appearance to-day in the arms of her mothei. Princess Elizabeth. The occasion was t lie departure by train of Princess Eli--7 ibeth and her two children for Balmoral Castle in Scotland, to join the
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      GEYLANG AREA SCREENED THIS MORNING
      49 1 Tribune Staff Kenorler ABOUT 400 policemen including several officers and inspectors carried out a 5-hour screening of the area around Lorongs 25 and 25-A this morning, in connection with the shooting of a policeman yesterday. A number of persons haxe been detained for questioning.
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      Russian Opposition Expected Today
      403 1 The SECO And Korea U.P. LAKE SUCCESS. Sunday. RUSSIA was expected to oner strong opposition R on Monday to United States efforts to .sidetrack the debate of the explosive Formosa issue by the United Nations Security Council in favour of a report from Gen. Mac Arthur's
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      13 Red Divisions May Be Trapped
      290 1 AAP. (By Afejr Valentine}. INCHON, Monday. THE "clockwork like" American landing at Inchon threatens to cut off at least 13 Communist divisions fighting in South Korea. It can also strangle the country's entire road and rail network radiating from the 550-year-old capital of Seoul.
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      2nd Sabotage Attempt On British Carrier
      89 1 Reuter. LONDON, Sunday. THE Admiralty tonight confirmed that investi--1 gations were being made into a second possible sabotage attempt in the 13,190-ton light aircraft carrier Vengeance. It was announced on Sept. 5 that a small amount of sand had been found in the lubricating
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      GERMAN ARMIES: NO AGREEMENT BY BIG 3 YET
      362 1 NEW YORK, Sunday. WORTH Atlantic diplomats worked throughout w today trying to prepare an agreed statement of views on the rearmament of Western Europe for approval at tomorrow s meeting of the foreign ministers of the North Atlantic powers. Thpre w»r* t*'o
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      SOVIETS BOOST OIL OUTPUT
      87 1 U.P. VIENNA, oday. SOVIET technicians and equipment are boosting crude oil output in the rich Ploesti fields but Oii. a* unintentionally gave away that sabotage and absenteeism are giving trouble. The drilling programme is directed by Russian supervisors and using much Soviet equipment. Hundreds of abandoned
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      New RAAF Chaplain
      126 2 MEN of the bomber and tiansr.jrt Sharon attached from the Royal Australian Air Force to F.E.A.r are to hire an old acquaintance as their ChaplainHe s Padre Lcdic Gordon Crisn rUnitcd Chi"<mcs>. who arrived in Singapore during the veeU-rnd on posting to the Australia/) Wins operating witli
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      Mail Trains Cancelled
      76 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Because of the derailment of the pilot train preceding the night mail train from Kuala Lumpur to rrai on I Saturday night, all day and j night mail train services j north irom hi re nave b?-. a cancelled temporarily. The Malaya Railway authorities
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      DEFENCE EXCERCISE ENDS IN HUNT FOR LOST PATROL
      603 2 Tribune Staff Reporter. APERATION Evader—a planned defence exercise 9 -came to an abrupt halt yesterday mormng turned inu> an unplanned 100-man hunt for a lost Patr T°he operation was to have been concluded yesterday evening. The exercises were called off at 8.30
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      FRENCH, HO SWAP PRISONERS
      79 2 Reuter. ;-,AiiK>N. Sun. X&B fuse ollieial exchange of prisoners between the Vietminh Govei nment and the French authorities in Lndo-China has been completed. The French Army nanciea over 50 guerilla prisoners in exchan-e f .oi 52 Frencn civilians held «by the gucruias since December 1946, wno
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      SHAW-COMFORTABLE
      48 2 Reuter. 1 LUTON, BEDFORDSHIRE. I Sun.—A hu f tin issued this morning sa:u that there was no significant change »r. the condition of Mr. George Bernard Shaw who was operated upon last week for a broken thigh bone. He was stated to be "comfortable and very cheerful.'—Reuter.
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      POST FILLED
      31 2 Reuter. RANGOON, Sun— Minister o{ Rehabilitation it wi n WHS today appointed Minister n. Charge of Defence and Home Affairs—portfolios resigned last week by Lientenant General N- Win Renter.
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      CATHEDRAL SERVICE
      33 2 Officers and men of the H.M.S. Consort arriving at St. \ndrc.vs Cathedral for yesOllicir* ana ter lay's Battle of Britain Service. Admiral and Lady Faulkner arriving at St. Andrews Catrv* dTal.
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      Briggs, Del Tufo Make Johore Patients Happy
      493 2 JOHORE BAHRU. Sunday. CIR Harold Briggs. Director of operations, made 5 the patients in the Johore State Leper Camp sth mile Scudai Road, very happy indeed when he did a good turn by having a Federation flag flown out from Kuala Lumpur in
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      LEPER CAMP CLUB OPENING
      58 2 Mrs. Hodgkinsou. wife of tha British Adviser. Johore. was thrilled to receive a basket of flowers after having declared the Patient's Club in the Johore State Leper Camp open. Madame Seah Ngan Hong (background) made the presentation en behalf of the patients. On the left is
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      Emergency
      58 2 AP. NEW YORK. Sunday. IRON lungs flow n to India and Israel are one emergency aid from the United Nations to child victims of Polio. Both countries were his by Polio epidemics. India in 1949. Israel last May. Both needed respirators in a hurry. UNICEF— United Nations International Children's
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      Red Agent Killed, Documents Found
      201 2 JOHORE BAHRU, Sunday. SECT 'RITY forces trapped and .-hot dead a wellknown bandit agent in Johore v. stcrday. Important documents we. c recovered (mm the body Five Malay suspects were arrested by security forces in another area of Johore. They had warned some bandits of
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      30-MILE GALE UPROOTS TREES IN AHMEDABAD
      77 2 Reuter. AHMEDABAD, Sun. A 30 miles an hour gaie lias been sweeping «-ver this industrial city. 300 miles north of Bombay following torrential rains of twelve inches yesterday. Cyclonic gales have uprooted trees and paraly «*d telephonic and telegraphic communications In Certall an as.
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      KARACHI KEEPS 'DAY'
      36 2 KARA in. .S'ui —Airmen from the Roy*! Air Fibre* staging yozi at Mauripur incar Karachi) marcned through cifV streets here this morning to attend church services In commemoration of the Battle of Britain.—
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      Policeman Shot Near Rediffusion Junction Box
      333 2 A POLICE Constable, Wahid bin Babu, was shot by A two armed Chinese while on guard duty at the Rediffusion Junction Box, situated at the back lane between Lorong 25-A and Lorong 25, Geylan yesterday morning At about 6 a.m. Wahid had taken over
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      DANCE CONTEST IN NOVEMBER
      59 2 PENANG. Bun. The Malayan Amateur Dancing Championsnip sponsored by the Singapore Dancing Association will be hel in November at Singapore, said Mr. Goh Ch ng Hooi. the Malayan Open Ballroom Champion recently. "1 havr a good chance in th- 1950 Open Championship and although oppositions will
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      Major Red Incident
      63 2 One hum'rod an d i i seventy-lour ba i J incident occurred ing the month ot Aug- I ust. 1 They are: hmb (23): Vehicle Efold-t ps i (35); Sabotau; |c J Estates. Mines Property v (81): Attacks »n Ml--1 ages. Defended Posti > (4): Grenade Outrages
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      3 Thugs Smash A Set
      145 2 Another Redillusion belonging to a coffee stall owner at the Oversea Boarding House at B-:. coolen Street, was broken by three Chinese youths on Saturday evening. The proprietor of tne shop said three Chinese who spoke Hokkien were having tea in his stall it about
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      JOHORE CELEBRATES SULTAN'S BIRTHDAY
      894 3 51 Persons Honoured J HORE BA HRU, Sunday. TLNGKU Mahkota, the Regent of Johore, today decorated fifty-one persons—49 men and two women—with honours bestowed by his father Major-General Sir Ibrahim, Sultan of Johore on the i casion of his seventy-seventh birthday The ceremony was held in
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      REBELS REGROUP FOR ATTACK
      25 3 Reuter. rnun,; I f-overnmcnt forces. were today strict villages n according Z%Sm:%& m ,hl reports .aid they m mcnfora now attacK.-Routcr.
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      Chinese Boobs At Welfare Library
      150 3 A ccmrhittee of three, lias been formed to ensure that suitable Chinese literature will be available to the public at the proposed Mount Erskine Central Library, 'he second library to be opened by the Social Welfare Department. The first one is in Joo >t Place.
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      M.T.U.C. Calls For Higher COL Rates
      169 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. A,LL Employer Groups in the country arc to be informed of the present high cost of living and urged to find ways and means of improving, the present living conditions theii employers. This was decided at the meeting of the Central
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      BANDITS DESTROY MAIL
      50 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. All correspondence post, d at Tanah Rata between 2 IS p.m. on Sept. 14th and 3 20 a m. on the 15th and Ring! between 3 p.m. and the 14th and 9 a.m. on the 15th. Vjta destroyed by fire caused bjf bandit activity.
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      HANDICRAFT EXPERT
      71 3 TRIVANDRUM. Sun.—T ie Handicraft Marketing Cons dtant of the United Nations Fconomic Commission i>r Asia and the Far East. Mr. William Majad. has arrived in Trivandrum (South Tndi o. He visited various handier; ft institutions in the city and made a collection of samp.es of their products. Mr.
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      New Dato
      63 3 Dr. N. Mootatamby of Johor c Bahru (third from the left) was the only person decorated with the title "Dato" on the occasion of the seventy-seventh birthday of The Sultan ot lohore yesterday. Picture shows Dato Mootatamby with Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald (Commi<sionei-General. South East Asia), ff. H.
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      'Care' Book Expert Here On Survey
      213 3 WARREN A. Pinegar, Far East Regional Director of CARE (Co-operative for American Remittances to Europe, Inc.), has arrived in Singapore in the course of establishing the CARE-UNESCO book programme in this part of the world. The programme already has gone into operation in Burma,
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      ANGLICANS HOLD CONCERT
      89 3 THE St. Hilda's Anglican. Youth F- Uowship held a concert consisting of two plays, and variety entertainment at St. Hilda's School ir Katong recently. The highlights of the evening was the second play "The Green Monkey* in which the President of the Youth Fellowship and Waiter Koh
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      SENTENCE POSTPONED
      57 3 Mr. S. E. Teh. the Second Police Magistrate postponed sentence on Saturday to September 23. on Chan Ah Kow who pleaded guilty to a charge of theft of a drum of nails, worth $30. from Sine Malayan Engineers at South Bridge Road on September 15. He was offered
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      TOWN BOARD MEETING
      52 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The muntcipalisation ol Kota Bharu Town will oe discussed at a meeting of the Town Board today. Other item for discussion include the revaluation of properties, the allotment of a site for a Malay baza Aland the adoption of too* plans for relatively cheap
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      Reds Check Progress Of Film Industry
      161 3 PENANG, Sunday. THE Chinese Film industry keeps on improving. 1 although acting and nlm technique cannot be compared with western standards said Mr. Ling Kui Shing. a Shanghai-Hongkong Chinese mm magnate who left Penang for the United States yesterday. Mr. I.ins -said that Chinese
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      BIRTH, DEATH FEES
      37 3 KUALA LUMPUR. bU»-~ Two dollacs arc now '>elng charged far either a birth or death exf- ct in Perak. Selangor, Negri Sembilan, Pahang, Penang and Malacca. '\'no increase took effect from August 1, li'so-
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      MR. YONG YIN CHOOI
      39 3 PENANG Sun.—The funeral of Mr. Yong Yin Cl.ool. a well-known btiaroeaamaii. tnoK place recently. His son. Dr S.T. Ycdi Is a well-known medical practitioner and if also an old hey of the Penaag Fret School
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      Don't Put Up Prices Warning
      125 3 KUALA LUMPUR, torn.-— The Government had viewed with concern recent and unwarranted incrc uses in the relad prices ol certain cummostulis, states a Federation d lieu and processed toodprcss release. It adds: Supplies on tne market of these commodities or the ingredients required for their
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      PR Film Unit Back From Island Tour
      134 3 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. A Public Relations mobile unit < Public Address and Cinema) has just concluded a week-long tour of four islands off Mersing. The islands visited were Pulau Aur. Pulau Permangil. Pulau Tinggi and Pulau Besar. Inche Mahamood. District Officer, Mersing, accompanied
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      REMAND ORDER
      56 3 The Thiru Police Court on Saturday ordered AJunad bin Elias t > be remanded to September 2? H« was charged with robbing Koh Ah Hup of {i wnst-watch worth $35, cash of $2J.50 and a torchlight worth $3. The robbery was alleged to have been committed at Swettenham
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      INDIAN RECEPTION
      54 3 The reception, which WM to be given by the Indian Trade Commissioner to the Indian trade delegation in the Capitol Blue Room on Wednesday, baa been postponed. Fresh invitations will be issued as noon as the exact date of the Delegation's visit to Singapore is known, says an
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      AFTER KOREA
      655 4 117 HEN the League of Nations was born after the first world war, men of vision dreamed of an international force which would keep the peace inviolate, present a sure shield behind which little countries could live secure from the ambitions of their larger neighbours. The League foundered,
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      THE UNITED NATIONS GENERAL ASSEMBLY
      1853 4  -  STAR-STUDDED TOWN MEETING OF THE WORLD OPENS TOMORROW by TAD SZULC Photo Correspondent of Loke LAKE SUCCESS. rE world's top diplomatic figures are expected to attend the fifth regular session of the United Nations General Assembly scheduled to open at Flushing Meadows on Sept. 19
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      UNIQUE RESCUE FEAT IN MINING DISASTER
      312 4 MORE than one hundred British miners have just been snatched from death by rescue woi f t which is considered unequalled for boldness of decision, individual courage and quick organisation. They had been trapped for two days by the fall of thousands of torn-
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      PYTHONS GUARD MALAYA'S RICE
      735 4 RICE production and utilization il concisely surveyed in an article published in the iournal Nature and written by Mr. H. Q. Cloves of the rice section in the distrmution division ot the Food and Agriculture Crganisation. Mr. C >wes points ovt that nee il t(U staff
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      THIRTY MISSING IN SHIP EXPLOSION
      52 4 SAINT MALO, Krance. Sun—A Navy spokesman sani today that 30 persons missing, since the F:cnch wi atliership, LM Place, exploded and sank in the English Channel were presumed dean. Of the ship's crew ami passenger list of U3. 42 wnr rescued, 21 were dead and
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        35 4 STRANGE AS IT SEEMS Ifcosr 1 ■■fcv Xa[ plM F n T Answer 1 THE KANGAKOO laM SUPPORTS ITSELF ON 175 TAIL >4P WHCS DELIVERING BLOWS M -J* i/^ESMER-- lEs FIRST EXPONENT OF JflpCH 1
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      REDS PLAN TO SEIZE WESTERN GERMANY
      148 5 U.P. to BERLIN, Sunday. PAST Germany's Foreign Minister George DerL linger declared tonight that Western Germany wouM be wrested away from the western allies and tied into the Soviet bloc of East Europe m nations. Patterning his address at a party rally ng the
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      U.S. Clamps Control On 32 Goods
      102 5 Reuter. k SI INOTON, r oday. TWO war materials eluding steel, timber, a cohol and nylon wen placed under ican Federal anu-iioard-!:;rui tonight, ordei la effective tomorrow tt the same time as it i frictions are easy payment foi motor ear.-, furnihousehold eqi'.ipNit rial
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      Express Hits At Church
      245 5 QUEEN HUMILIATED Reuter. LONDON. Sunday. THE mass-circulation Sunday Express today accused toe Church ol England of subjectim Que >fl Elizabeth to "intolerabV humiliation" by interfexinf in arrangements tor yesterday's wedding of her niece. Lady Anson, to Prince George of Denmark. Because an earlier marriage of Lady
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      48-Hour Search— Pilot Still Missing
      156 5 48-Hour Search Pilot Still Missing A.P. MANILA. Hun. •TWO days of search by the 1 13th Air Fore-> and Navy Diaries and ships oi' the Philippines and ChinesNationalist navies have failed to reveal any trace of a Jet fighter pilot, who radio-d he was "bailiiu out M over Luzon Straits
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      Captain (76) 'Gonged' For Tenth Time
      209 5 ONE of tho ten Meritorious Service Medals awarded this year has sofie to Captain eames IriehaDl Harwell, of Hove. Sussex, who once r< siened a comtnlssion hut stayed on as Drivai > because fte would not leave hi.> Regiment. tv> m dal has been
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      NEW ASSN.
      27 5 AP. JERUSALEM. Sund t y. An Israel-Holland Assoetation. Biased at strengthening the cultural ma economic ties between the two states, has been established here. -AP.
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      3 H.K. BASED SHIPS SAIL FOR CANTON
      163 5 U.P. HONGKONG, Sunday. JHE battle between the Chinese Nationalists and Communists for possession of almost a score of ships now anchored in Hongkong harbour went into high gear today as three ships sailed for Red-held Canton and crew members prevented a fourth from
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      PERSIAN TRADE TALKS WITH USSR CONTINUE
      129 5 Reuter. TEHERAN. Spn. PERSIAN trade talks with Soviet Russia and negotiations for the settlement of lortg standing border disputes are continuing satisfactorily, it vas lt anted from Government .sources today. Both parties have* r I d upon a submitted list of commodities which can
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      WHILE SON (4) SLEPT
      196 5 HOUSE BURGLED ABOUT 52,000 wortn o: clothing. camera* and Parker fountain pens were n fiom the house of Mr. c. J. Bpfkermaa. a Dutcn family living at 37. Wilkinson Road. Katong, late on Saturday night. Their four-year-old soa was sleeping in the house alone at the
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      COAL IMPORT
      32 5 Reuter. TOKIO. Today.—The Government's Natural Resources Agency today announced that the imnort of "non-fuel"' coal during August amounted to 91,000 metric tons. Non-fuel coal is nllccated to the steel industry.—Reuter.
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        53 5 LIT, fIBNEB bY C<IPP T. n«iHn ALLEI? OOP V k -ft C/r* vp' ;T6CNL V A I f VvELL. LET EM COME.RJT 1 KNEW >OJP AJSip Ac TriJrc I B> SADTRY. THEY LL rirasesE I tVNTWiOW. N» iT MV f plenty toV^v SAT \r-ZEe AN' 1 L)MPA... N// V h:-E/
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      Business Improves As U.N. Forces Advance In Korea
      965 6 THADE. FINANCE AND MARKETS By a Market Correspondent. PAIR business was done as each day saw confidence <-lowly returning to a market long possessed by doubtTandfears. Where there were price changes nractJcally all were upward during the week. Many factor^contributed to this.
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      65 DEATHS IN HIBOK ERUPTION
      198 6 A.P. MANILA, Sunday. THE Hibok volcanc subsided today after a three day rain of hot ashes and fiery boulders which claimed 65 lives and devastated a large area of Camiguin Island. The official death toll was placed at 65 by Philippines Red Cross officials in
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      H.K. DOLLARS
      8 6 Selling, T.T./O.D. 53 5/16 T.T./O.D. 5213/16
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      GALE, SAT. WINDS DELAY SHIPPING
      103 6 Reuter. LONDO, Sun. GALES KWCpft the coasts of Britain ia.st night and continued today, causing smali shins to race for shelter The 27.000-ton motor we*scF Gcorglc, witl- American tourists on board, was also delayed by gale winds, which held up shipping making for Liverpool, early
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      BETTER ENQUIRY IN PEPPER
      68 6 NEW YORK. Sun.—The downward trend in the price of pepper halted today. Spot supplies are extremely scarce. Even while prices were sliding during the last two weeks, few sales were noted. Now better enquiry is evident. The government has made a final award of 275 OQO
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      Railways May Pay Off Reds
      107 6 Reuter. TOKIO. Sun. The National Railways Corporation is expected to i dismiss communist employees at the end of this month or early in October, reports Kyodo News Agency today. The Communists ana their sympathisers number approximately 1.000 in the ocacion. The ccrporation has not decided
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      U.S. AID TO FORMOSA
      72 6 U.P. HONG KONG. Sun.—The United States is expanding its economic aid to Formosa, to Chinese reports. The United States already has allocated funds for building a steel bridge and now 7.000.000 feet of lumber are due to arrive there from the United States. A joint commission
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      Kemeitai Man Was Petrol Fence
      121 6 Reuter. TOKIO. Sun. OCCUPATION cnminel Investigation Officers and the Japanese Police in Vokoh una arrefted a former Japa nese gendarme officer on charges of fencing huge quantities of gasodnc stolen Tom the United States Arm.-, according to the Kyodo News Agency today. The suspected criminal,
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      Commonwealth Trade Talks Tomorrow
      259 6 Reuter. LONDON. Sunday. MR. Ghulam Mohammed, Pakistan's Finance Mhj ter, has arrived in London to attend the Commonwealth Finance Ministe/3 Conference beginni liere tomorrow to discuss the development of monwealth trade and other Commonwealth ec< m and financial aspects. Originally it was intended to begin these
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      Chinese Reds Fear Western Blockade
      114 6 UP. HONG KONG. Sun THE Chinese C mm are seriously concerned the possibility that W< stem nations might cut off strategic imports which I desperately needs i construction. It was undersi that both the United Stat* s and Britain were planning further joint ac r
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      One Serve Of Rice....
      145 7 Tan Jin Eong of Ipoh (left) and A. i ,ru/ oi Kuala L>umpur, M.ilayan Thomas Cup hopes for 1952, who retor ned from Bombay hr a 8.0.A.C. Argonaut oil Saturday, said U-tt they did not get sufficient rice in Bombay. Piruz and Tan met Davindcr Moil
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      Sandosham Hits 130
      213 7 Lall Singh's XI beat Abbasb- I "vlb) 12 runs in an Indian < association's home and home mat Ii at the Balestier gerund yesterday. v. ..'..'-ham contributed with 130 runs to enable Lai! ingh's team to win. Vbbasbhovs X.I: Y. Madri c Bnslteran ::2: Narayan > it
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      ASTON BEATEN AT ST. GEORGES
      98 7 M \TAL HOSPITAL S.C. ...rod on.'-nil victory over S.C. in a Junior Cup--01 th« BOD ground yesterday. Mental Hospital attacked tor i time, hut they did i him; hut score. L. Tan. Aston goalkeeper, was :.ii form off many a "ood sav\ The second half
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      Indians Go Down 2-0 To Army
      165 7 SUPrniOd n»" rtajwrrinenia Oi the gam*. .-Nii:ii.".e District (Army> > hi'itjd up a two-nil win over Sin-nnore Indians in a safa Comn.u.i I.' League tie c C Jni r.i Besar Stadium yesterday. For more then twenty minutes after the change of ends. Indians were
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      EARNS PLACE
      32 7 A.P. MINNEAPOLIS. Sun. A place on tTh 1 U.S. Walker Cup team which plays in England next spring is assured the new U.S. national Amateur golf champion. Sam Uzzelta. -A.P.
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      GIRLS WILL JUMP SIX FEET
      352 7  -  Says Coach Dyson (JEOFFREY Dyson, the British ace athletic coach v now in Singapore, said yesterday that he was confident that women would be clearing six feet with ease high jumpers in Aye or ten years time, years time. Dyson was giving his first lecture
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      POH LIM AND MARJAN SCORE WHIRLWIND WIN
      282 7 /Useful) yesterday blitzed tneir scg Kg|S«ro is wars r, to combine effectively to cope w R M r, Phnon's t.riekV net-PW- kj! C( 1 1 WiiUW»» Malayan Doubles Cham- i ions. Ong Poh Lim and Ismail bin Marjan (F. n./ Bournemouth), scored fV
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      Kim Hearn Gives Indians Hard Fights
      206 7 THE All-India Table Tennis team la-u night trounced Al! bwxapore by nve game.- to nil at the Happy World S'.adu m. However. Singapore, v. i in no way outplayed. Chua K:?n Heath was the best player <>f the night on the Colony side. He
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      MARRIEDS TRIUMPH BY TEN RUNS
      221 7 MARRIEDS beat Singles by 10 runs in the S.R.C. home and home cricket game played on the padang yesterday. MARRIEDS G. Clark.- run OOj 17. N. Acria b. D. AJmeida 12. B K'.«rt i). r. Scully 1, E. I-' BferOier l». B. Rosa <i fiwrs
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      S'PORE MALAYS TOO GOOD FOR N.S. SINO-MALAYS
      90 7 SEREMEAN. Sun. Singapore Malays BOOCOI eleven stormed Negri Sembilan Sino-Malays' goal area throughout their friendly encounter today on the Stat'on padsng to win by five geeal to one. Singapore Malays scored two quick goals through inside-right Awang Gabos and Outside-left Ahmad Yusofl. Soon
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      COMPTON TO BE DIVORCED
      55 7 I ONDON. Sun.- Mrs. Doria ronton wife of Deufci Oempfon ti England cricketer, now n hi- wav io Australia with the IPJC r- o". said today that ahe v Vi ,s taking proceedings for J V TTnatructed my serve the petition on my huabanu Sore he
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      H.K. Tourists Baffle Malayan Malays
      275 7 IPOH, Sunday. PLAYING most disappointing soccer Malayan Malays were beaten by Hongkong Chinese today on the Chinese Assembly Hall ground by three goals to nil before one of the biggest crowds ever seen in Ipoh. Tourists dominated play throughout and their short-passing and nippy play
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      Tommy Weston Packs In
      123 7 Reuter. LONDON. Sun. Biltna ha* I ,„s t U on, of It* lineal toC*^Wjg I the annou.iHtm.nt by 10-mnv Weston that ho will ride no M* and take up trailing. Another of the famous old be f. it there are some useful youSers along sISnU to
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      They Seek A Spearhead
      798 7 SELECTORS HAVE BIG PROBLEM Reuter. LONDON, Sunday. ENGLAND soccer selectors were out in force to- day having a final look-round before choosing their side to meet Ireland in Belfast on October 7. The centreforward position is providing them with one of the biggest problems. At least
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      Capt. Marble
      60 7 MAKING his first appcurnncc here, masked grapnlrr Capt tin Marble knocked out George Zbisko in the first round, in tho main event of the wrestling programme at the Happy World on Bttr urday. Man mountain King Kong ««a Siven a hard fight by S th graprler Hardit Singh
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      PENANG vs H.K.
      80 7 PENANG. Sun. Penang State Xt will nnet Honekong Chinese, now tourine the Federal ion. on piember 20. The i.iatcb will be ulaved '"i Victoria Green ground' Tho following players hajve b'tn boaen to represent vie Penang late XJ Abdul Pnlnm. .fa* i' Kan. Poh <<~apf.i Ma'dhavaa, Kirn
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      TRANSPORT MEN PLAN REBEL UNION
      250 8 Reuter. LONDON, Sunday. UNOFFICIAL workers' leaders at London meetings today proposed rebellion against the executive of their union, the mammoth 1,300,000--member Transport and General Workers Union, unless it accedes to their demands. The meetings were co-ordinated among the members of the transport, waterfront, and food
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      'End Eire Partition' Plea
      120 8 Reuter. MONAGHAN, Eire, Sun. PRIME Minister of Eire John A. Costello declared here today that the partition of Eire would always endanger European security and that the West would be strengthened by the end of partition. There was general sympathy among Irishmen with the aims of
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      PREMIER QUITS
      40 8 Reuter. VALETTA. Malta. Sun. Prime Minister Paul Efltfa resigned today. The leader of the extreme rightwing proItalian Nationalists Dr. Enrico Mizzi. was expected to be called on by the Governor within 48 hours to form a government. —Kouter.
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      MEDAL FOR DOCTOR
      49 8 A.P. ROME. Sun.—Sir Alexander Fleming. the British discoverer of peneillin. was today presented with the Gold Medal of the First International Congress of the American College of Chest Physicians meeting in Rome. The presentation was for the contribution his achievement made in the struggle against tuberculosis.—A.P.
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      Attlee Risks Commons Defeat To Please Left
      240 8 AP. LONDON. Sunday. IT appeared today that Prime Minister Clement 1 Attlee has risked a parliamentary defeat over implementation of steel nationalisation to quell I a threatened revolt within his own party. Some informed sources here said pressure from his own Left Wing
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      BACK FROM PARLEY
      33 8 Reuter. CANBERRA. Sun. One hundred scientists from 13 nations including India and Indonesia are now returning home from the seventh conference of tho InternaMon Sugar Cane Technologists in Queensland. —Reuter.
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      AUTUMN FAIR
      49 8 A.P. FRANKFI'RT Sun. THE largest international autumn fair since the war opened with more than 3.000. firms displaying their products. Officials expected 100.000 persons including many buyer? from foreign countries to visit the 13 large halls and eight national pavillions." The Fair will last for five days.—A.P.
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      107 8 GENERAL Y-W.O-A.: "International Furin sjlitiy Club "The Romantic Evolution of O'ienial An" by Air.-. I., G Seliars- Rattles Quay. V..W, I .A.: Board of line. iOif» r.mn.tiiy wieeting 5.15: Commercial French Jawi curses- ..30 pm.: JUDO cla*s 6 p.m.; Public Lecture "A Voyage the jron Curia n"
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      CINEMA
      81 8 CATHAY: "tfterfl .n Mr Crown*! at 11 1.45. 4.1* and •> 3?» om. AI.'IAMTtRA: "Ace nrilriuond at 12.30. 4SO and 8.30 p.m. *si! JON. "The Inspector O-'-aen'" al 2. R.:io and I H n.m. C mmto».: "Roseanna McCoy' it 11 1.4H 4.00 and 3. TO nm. J-*:x -*P erra"
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      39 8 socci'U: Jnr r U pii.<- BLU Snoro r>lr». v OHQ v. Pin at I TjnjUn: H' kowvn v C.A "A" a 1 A" Mnj £V!V> blishinK v s ansae HO(KEY: PRO. "A" x C oaI tOlil* OB pQjl-mm
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      7 8 H.W.: 2.11 p.m. 'ftft. lj n >
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      INDIA RECOGNISES ISRAEL
      215 8 Reuter. NEW DELHI. Sun. INDIA today announce: her decision to recc2nis' Israel de jure. A commun'que issued by Indian Ministry said briefly: "The Government of India have decided to accord recognition to the Government of Israel." tiy this decision India h"j> joined more than forty nations. including
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      PRINCESS ANNE: FIRST PICTURES
      44 8 Pr m ss tularin voids her b»bv daughter Princess An ie. lor her first picture Ihe piemre wki tranJmi«?d E radio from London to Sydney then airfreighted to Smgapore.—A.r*. Kadiophoto. Prince Charles kisses his baby sister. Princess Anne A.P. Badtonhe>*o.
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      CHOU WARNS U.N. ON NATIONALISTS
      206 8 TOKIO, Sunday. THE Communist New China News Agency in a 1 Peking dispatch, monitored here, said Foreign Minister Chou En-lai warned the United Nations that China would consider it a most unfriendly action if the United Nations General Assembly considers the items to be submitted
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      FOR SALE
      49 8 NEW YORK, Sunday. SCAP Offices here announcJapan has US$1 000.000 worth ->ose pearls for sale at Tokio. nu pearls, owned by Japan Cul '»r t d Pearl Co.. are being displayed at the Bank of Tt?pan in Tokio. Bidding on them v. u oe <> on Oct. y.
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      HIS BIBLE 'SAVED' HIM
      216 8  -  By Stan Swinton A.P. Correspondent. A.P. WITH THE U.S. 25th DIVISION ON THE SOUTHERN FRONT, Sunday. lUORTH Koreans were all around the foggy hill. American tanks moved forward, infantrymen riding their steel backs. An enemy artillery shell burst over the leading tank» Every soldier—American and South
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      New Jobs In Johore
      157 8 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. INCHE SYED HASHIM BIN ABDULLAH. Class HB Johore Civil Service, has been appointed First District Officer. Johore Bahru. with effect from Sept. 19. in place of Inche Abdul Aziz bin Haji Shukor. Class lIA. J.C.S.. who relinquished the post. Inche Abdul Aziz also
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      INSPECTS TROOPS
      28 8 A.P. TRIESTE, Sunday. General Mark Clark tho U.S. Commander of ground force? arrived here today to inspect U-S. troops in the free territory of Trieste. A.P.
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      'Red' Heads African Indian Congress
      148 8 A.P. JOHANNESBURG. Sun. I\R. Yussuf Dado the first South Africans "named" under the suppression ot Communism bill was elected Prettdi nt of South Attica Indian Congress tod ay. Congress met behind closed doors in Johann< burg as Dr. Dadoo is bam d from attending public
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      FRENCH POLICE CLASH WITH AFRICANS
      95 8 AP. PARIS. Sun. DEMONSTRATORS for a ••free Algeria" clashed with police in Paris and Marseilles today. In Paris, one policeman was hurt and some 660 North African! were taken to the police stations for a check of their identity papers. In Marseilles, two policemen and
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      Named After Bernadotte
      72 8 A.P. ROME. Sunday. A STREET in Rome's Uso*tiiul ViOa Borgbese Park was named after Count Fw« Bernadotte of Sweden today —tne second UMlferßary« his 111—Hon in tine while heading th) J mediation mission in t» JewArab contliet. Giorgio Aadreott, of Rone pn the ceremonies which tended by
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      PAKISTAN HOCKEY
      41 8 Reuter. ROME. Sun A team won th" four na '.ens international hocfccy at ?aronno. itai... beatin°c each o- th teams in turn. They sco* a in-a! o; s?v m pc nts. Sarzerlan* ,>rT c 0tll five and Belgium two.
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