Malaya Tribune, 30 September 1950

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    21 1 MALAYA Tribune TODAY'S NEWS TODAY M .-—.I.- "J EXTRAj •j TWELVE PAGES. SINGAPORE SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1950 r*KH_r its t > i>*
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    DESTROYER EXPLOSION KILLS 9; 5 MISSING
    161 1 A.P. WASHINGTON. Sat. AN explosion caused by a floating- mine in the Sea of pan has damaged the U.S. destroyer Brush, killing nine of her crew, injuring ten others and leaving five un- accounted for. Although the explosion blew a big hole in her
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    YANKS RACE EAST TO BAR RED ESCAPE
    372 1 U.P. By Frank Tremaine UP Staff Correspondent. TOKIO, Today. forces in the Seoul area began driving cast across the Communist escape route today. Unit?ci States Seventh Division troops in rv th of Seoul, fanned 23 miles east to capture the highway centre of
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    Troops Arrive From H.K.
    21 1 Ahout 300 troops disembarked here this morning off the Troopship the Empire Orwell. They are from Hongkcng.
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    ATTEMPT TO KILL Mac A
    68 1 A.P. SEOUL, Saturday. SECURITY officers found a cache of dynamite and a lead wire in one of the balconies of the Capitol's Assembly chamber where the ceremony of the handing over of Seoul by Gen. Mac Arthur to President Rhee was held. It was dismantled.
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    INDIA PLANS NEW EXPORTS TO SINGAPORE
    111 1 Tribune Staff Reporter MR. P. A. Narielwala. leader of the Indian Trade Delegation to Indonesia, said at a conference in Singapore this morning, that India hoped to introduce new lines of exports into Malaya, including building materials, cement, wire nails, small machinery, engineering and
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    TWO SIGNIFICANT FIRSTS'
    200 1 A.P. NEW YORK, Today. r E action of the United Nations Security Council in overriding a Nationalist Chinese attempt to veto an invitation to Red China to present its complaint of American aggression on November 15 resulted in two significant 'firsts.** I.—The Chinese Government at Pciping broke
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    U.S., BRITAIN START TALKS ON JAP TREATY
    226 1 A.T. LONDON, Today THE United States and Britain have started informal talks on calling a conference to write a Japanese peace treaty. A Foreign Office spokesman said today that exchanges began in New York yesterday between high American and British officials. The United
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    breweries Make $1,608,510 Profit
    63 1 MALAYAN Breweries Ltd. for the year ending June 30. 1950. made a net trading profit of $1,608,510. The Directors of the Company have recommended that dividend of seven cents and a bonus of 12 cents, both less 20 per cent Income Tax, be paid on each
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    Glowworm Shoes Which Shine In The Dark
    400 2 SHOES that glow in the dark; rubber boots that pump air round your feet like a bellows when you walk; and sandals with nylon mesh uppers were among 2.000 different shoes for every occasion, on view at the Bata Shoemen's UNO in Paris
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    BIGGEST IMPORTER
    42 2 U.P. WASHINGTON. Friday The Philippine Republic during the past year aas the biggest wheat flour importer in the Far East and the second largest in the world, according to Dr. Urbano Zafra. Commercial Counsellor ol the Philippine Embassy here. —U.P.
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    'Premises' Decision Goes Back
    106 2 A committee decision to amend the Municipal Ordinance to empower Commissioners to exempt any premises or part of a premises from the payment of rates was again referred back to the relevant Municipal committee. Mr. A. P. Rajah I South > in moving reference back said
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    "THE BLUE LAGOON" IN TAMIL
    186 2 WITH very laudable enterprise Eagle Lion Distributors have redubbed the -ound teak of their Tecnni;olot feature "Trite P»" c Lagoon" in Tamil. The sound synchronisation id very good indeed and though" It may seem strange to English speaking people to hear th<* Tamil language issuing
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    Hardware Cost Move Now
    169 2 Co...pettion amongst manufacturers and importers of hardware is now extremely keen and margins of proht have correspondingly decreased. Recently Belgium was placed on the Free Trading List, and German imports were brought more or less on to the same footing, a very large quota of goods
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    Stadium Fee May Yet Be Cut
    250 2 MUNICIPAL Commissioners are nndeeideri whether or not to cut charges tor the use oi the Jaian Besar Stadium by the Singapore Amateur Football Association. A "no reduction" committee decision Was referred back at the tequest of Mr. D. Robertson supported oy Mr. C. F.
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    OLD BOY OPENS CLIFFORD SCHOOL LAB
    102 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.— The Science laboratory at the Clifford School, which is the only school laboratory in Pahang. was opened recently by Mr. Ong Seong Tek. of Kuala Lipis. an old boy of the school. Speaking at the tea party, which followed. Dr. G.
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    DR. BESANT'S BIRTHDAY
    53 2 The Singapore Lodge of the Theosophical Society will celebrate the birthday of Dr. Annie Besant on Oct. 1. with a public meeting at the Lodge premises at 8, Cairnhill Road, at 6.30 p.m. Di. Besant (1847 to 1933) was International President of the Theosophical Society for 26
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    Brazil, NEI Elected To SECO
    179 2 Reuter. Flushing Meadows. Today. BRAZIL and the Netherlands were yesterday elected members of the Nations Security Council. Brazil replaces Cuba, md the Netherlands takes thr seat now occupied by Noiw 13 They will take their seats in January for two-year Brazil received 57 of a
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    Reds Murder Civilians
    92 2 A.P. KOREAN NAVY HI QUARTERS. Fri mander Lee Yong W Vice-Chief of Staff of N« Operations said tod South Korean civil, i massacred last night bj Reds in Yosu. 35 miles west of Chinju. The civilians slam reported to have Korean Democratic and families of the I
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      127 2 SORE, ACHING, BLISTERED FEET j&X? Arc your feet sore and r ainful Do IV they toon ache or swell? it so, be sure I lA tAi to give them a nightly rub over with h*— Zam-Buk. The six refined medicaments ■pp^|ByN>/ in Zam-Buk are easily absorbed Thus, Jj)^ pain, swelling
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    MPs Go On Supply Drop
    119 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. THE Parliamentary delegation novr in the Federal had a full day's programme yesterday. In the morning. Mr. A. T. ox-Boyd. Air CommoA. V. Harvey and Mr. r T. Popplewell left Kuala ..pur Airport at 8 a.m. >upply drop. They witssed three air
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    112th Bandit Hanged
    117 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. N OTHER bandit was hanged at the Pudu Prison. Lumpur, this morning. ging the total of bandits I under the Emergency il ttions to 112. He was Mat Noor bin Siak who was convicted on 2. on a charge of havnr.'.trm and ammuniid sentenced
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    PUT ON RESERVE
    27 3 Captain D. A. Johnston. Singapore Volunteer Corps, has been placed on the Singapore Volunteer Corps Liaison) Reserve of Officers tfect from September 1949 inclusive.
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    Woman Bolted With Bucket Of'Dud'Coins
    194 3 Court Told JHE mother of a month old baby, Tan Meng Jiew in the Relief Court yesterday faced two tentative counts of having counterfeit coins She was charged with having 3,109 counterfeit coins of various denominations in a house at East Coast Road on July
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    NO OIL MILL FOR K. BAHRU
    97 3 Mr. D. Robertson withdrew his motion at yesterday's meeting of the Municipal Commission which sought to negative a committee decision approving the siting of an oil mill on the Kampong Bahru area when he was informed that the plans for the mill had been
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    Dean A Red Prisoner?
    100 3 A.P. CHINJU. FRONT KOREA. Fri. American prisoners of war rescued today said they were told by a North Korean medical office* that he had seen and treated Major-General William F. Dean, the missing Commander of the U.S., 24th Division. The time of treatment was not reported.
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    AUXILIARY SHOT AT HOME
    231 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. pANDITS dead a Jay Auxiliary Policeman home in Johore last Special Constables were the same State when and a lorry were bandits. imps w< i destroyni the past few days Negri Sembilan, Ad St langor. of a Chinese kewt'o had been murdered in
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    CAUGHT WITH DEFENCES DOWN
    42 3 I S Marines march a group of naked Red prisoners along a road in the InchonSeoul area as other American troops move up to join the battle. Prisoners Here stripped in search for hidden weapons.—A.P. Photo. A.P. Photo.
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    Reds Keep Fire Brigade Busy
    105 3 A.P. PENANG, Fri. Unruly elements suspected to be Communist terrorists kept the Penang Fire Brigade busy until late last night. A police telephone booth a quarter of a mile from the Penang Race Course was set on fire. Another fire was started in a street
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    INTEREST IN TAMIL STUDY
    89 3 JOHORE BAHRU, Fri. An organisation known as Kazahalam has been recently formed at Batu Pahat for the purpose of stimulating interest 1 n Tamil literature. At the inaugural meeting the following were elected office bearers: President, Mr. P. S. Naidu. Vice-presidents. Messrs C. M. Roberts and
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    How To Replace Lost Cards
    220 3 Anew and more convenient system will be introduced for the replacement cf lost Identity Cards from Oct. L When any person loses hi> Identity Card, he should go at once to the nearest policestation and make a report. The Police will take the ne cessary
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    NO DECISION ON THEATRE'S $4,207
    64 3 A committee decision to refund $4,204.07 to the Singapore Repertory Theatre was deferred at yesterday's meeting cf the Municipal Commission. Mr. A. P. Rajah, moving reference back said that the accounts which have been submitted were not such as was required by the Commissioners. "One
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      114 3 H the loveliest thing about you 13 Carry perfume bb your handbag ju»t as you do I VI3 «1 your lipstick, uae it as often to krrp you &JW pF tragrantiy lovely all day through. yPI Goya's lovely perfumes can make tbe subtle J§||§ difference between looking your best and
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    SATURDAY SHOW ROUND-UP
    1686 4 f im "WHEN WILLIE COMES MARCHING HOME" t'mewa: REX. -tars DAN DA ILK V CORINNE CALVET. COLLEEN TOWNSEND. PilS Is an entirely new kind of war picture. It ".as ro battle scenes. no iragedies and no psycholo- c a I twists. Instead we -re presented with some--.:iing
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    THE PORRIDGE POT
    1440 5  -  TODAY'S SHORT STORY By WILFRID ROBERTSON THE EVENING sun .vas i casting shadows h ring trees as Page and I drove crass and small bushes beatimj agains* the underside of th? car. It does not take lons lor n to s t ;r:ng up in African rairy
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      171 5 SUPERMAN by Wayne Boring I DA? adk D T TW^ S 'l P Z AKD BY THE TIME I pT*— BEING SUPERMAN MAY^ noT I SS^l^ D^^ N A L !S UT HAVE £O^E FRESH BE IMPORTANT AMD V L B-UEBERRY AND. J EXCITING BUT IT CAN'T NICE, ;SN'T R
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    BADGE FOR RAF STATION AT CHANGI
    121 6 The A.O.C. Malaya. Air Vice Marshal Sir Francis Mcl presented a ha dee to Station Changi at a ceremonial parade at the airfield this morning. -«Hip Captain L. F. J. Fuller Good, the Station Commander, received the badge, richly illuminated on parchment and approved
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    HOME ALLOWANCE FOR TEACHERS
    58 6 MALACCA, Thursday. A DEMAND from Government for housing allowances and fair conditions of service for aided-school teachers will be discussed at the extraordinary general meeting of the Malacca Teachers' Union to be held at the Malacca High School hall on Oct. 6. Federal Councillors resident in
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    SPECIAL GETS POLICE MEDAL
    40 6 The King has approved the award of the Colonial Police Medal for Gallantry to Special Constable Lav Kwei and the posthumous award of the Colonial Police Medal for Gallantry to the late Special ConstabularySergeant Lam Poh.
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    HOUSING BELONGS TO NOBODY—McNeice
    915 6 SINGAPORE'S housing problem is nobody's baby. When the question was brought up yesterday by several Commissioners, the Acting President, Mr. T. P. F. McNeice, although sympathetic, said that under the Municipal Ordinance housing is not one of th? functions of the Municipality. The Singapore Improvement Trust
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    Re-Site Kallang 10 Miles Away
    144 6  -  James MR. F. C JAMES iProges-sive-—East \Vaid» yesterday urged th.at the Kall.ing Airport should t>o i'--sited 10 away irom tfie City. Reason The gate barrier at the airport was the cause of school children, :eac.iers and clerks arriving late at school or office. Recently, a
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    BUSES AND 5- FOOT WAYS ON RAINY DAYS
    94 6 BUSES AND 5FOOT WAYS ON RAINY DAYS Mr. F. c Smm/BB sive—East Ward), yesterday I said that on rainy days buses should bo allowed to Q top j outside five-foot ways s o that j school children and the public could mount them without getting wet. He said that the
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    CALL FOR CLEAN-UP OF HOTELS
    109 6 Mr. E. V. Davies «LabourNorth) told the Municipal Commissioners yesterday that small hotels have sprung up like mushrooms In various parts of the Colony. The Committee by Government had done nothing, he said. These hotels are cesspools of vice where night is turned into day,
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    Options
    46 7 T H X tods Oper:4j > radio i The Ainboi and X tro of > uth M lua opposi the i n IndoiK 1 lS ilit id s .uth M of Bn The i p,K the status 'f tho la Dutch the island leadinj lndooe th. rd >
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    NEW RATE FOR RARIES
    31 7 have a ation I r Committee Ua trip, of the the sal ances in Gov< Mr N nounce no— sibihty r.< up i i icr questio vote
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    OPENLY OUNCES RUSSIA
    370 7 A.P. (WASHINGTON, Friday, lutrrrent today officially jdescrib- a power hungry government ng its power by forced •In a line drafted at l*re nan ?uggestioa rtmeat said that si the Soviet Union Kxed *H>me j 7.500,0 niie? of new territo Uken more j than 5 tfople under i
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    JUVENILE COURT ADVISERS
    63 7 women are among the panel of members appointed to advise the Magistrate of the Juvenile Court. The members are:— Mr. Rowland Lynd. Mr. Tan Eng Chiang. Rev. Goh Hood Keng,, Mrs. A. Menon. Briu. F. W. Harvey. Mrs. M. Har>vy. Mrs. A. Eames Hughes. Miss Mabel Mitchell.
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    TREASURY BILLS
    40 7 The Government of the Colony of Singapore will invite tenders for an issue of $3.500.000 by Treasury Bills on Oct. 10 subject to the general conditions governing the issue and repayment of Colony of Singapore Trea- ?ury Bills.
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    LANDSLIDE
    50 7 Reuter. STOCKHOLM, Fn. A landslide today swept 40 blocks of flats in the industrial village of Surte, near Gothenburg, to a distance of nearly 100 yards into the Ooeta River. At least one person was killed and many more were believed buried in the wreckage of the houses. Reuter.
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    INVEST $50,000,000 IN MALAYA
    703 7 FERGUSS ON TELLS GOVERNMENT Tribune Staff Reporter. JJR. E. M. F. Fergusson, Chairman of the Singapore Chamber of Commerce at its half yearly meeting yesterday accused tne Malayan Government of keeping large resources outside the country. He suggested that Government should set an example to those
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    Ex-Official Faces Graft Charge
    137 7 MALACCA, Fri. AN allegation that Yap Fook Chong. a former, Deputy Assistant Controlleß of Immigration. Malacca asked him for $500 for helping to fict the Immigration Officer's permission for his mother to reside permanently in the Federation, was made by Liew Fwcc today in the Sessions
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    MR. D. ROBERTSON
    46 7 Mr D. Robertson, referred to as "the spearhead of culture", by one of his brother Commissioners will be the Municipal Commissioners representative on a committee to be set up by Government to make recommendations for the Improvement of Orchestral performances in the Colony.
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    A Golden Key For H.E.
    376 7 Tribune Stiff Reporter MODERN in every line, the new Anglo-Chinese School building at Barker Hill with an auditorium for one thousand seats and facilities for science and school library was officially opened yesterday by Sir Franklin Gimson. the Governor* of Singaoore. More than a hundred
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    U.K.-Peking Relations 'Soon'
    141 7 U.P. LONDON, Friday. A LEADING Chinese Communist said today that the establishment of diplomatic relations between Britain and Peiping would not be delayed much longer. The forecast was made in an interview by Liv Nlng. Vice Chairman of the AUChina Federation of Trade Unions and Communist China's
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    SILVER JUBILEE
    37 7 The Singapore I* arbour Board Employers* Co-operat-ive Thrift and I»an Society, r«a is celebrating its Silver Jubilee with a tea party at the Staff Association premise*. Cantonment Road, on Saturday Sept. 30, at 5.30 p.m.
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    U.N. Journalists Institute An "A pology Hour"
    504 8 KOREA: A.P. KOREA Jf rvill be a sad day for Unit eel Nations news correspondents if the North Koi can "Reds ever Capture H. pp. Holler Hail. We have como to love this old claptrap of a building It has housed us for
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    KILLED BY ACCIDENT
    39 8 Reuter. STI'TTGHRT. Fri. An American soldier was killed yesterday by accident when another soldier grabbed his rifle by the trigger to prevent its slipping from his shoulder, the I nited States Army Provost Marshal said today.—Reuter.
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    MARSHALL SWORN IN
    84 8 General Georne Marshall. 69. ..as sworn in as defence secretary of ISA at a brief private ceremony at Washington on Sept. 2St Immediately after the ceremony h, r ed a conference of the joint chiefs of staff. Photo shows: The ceremony oi swear Eft. Left to right:
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    DETERIORATION OF SUGAR CANE
    181 8 AUSTRALIA Reuter. BRISBANE. INTERNATIONAL sugar cane technologists are worried by the deterioration of many \arieties ot sugar cane throughout the wrrld Delegates to the recent congress here of the International Society of Sugar Cane Technologists attributed the "running out" ot the new varieties to some "symptomless
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    REDS BUILD RIVAL SHIPPING CENTRE
    244 8 GERMANY: A.P. BERLIN EAST German Communists, envious of the bustling western port of Hamburg, arc building up a rival shipping centre on the Biltie coast. The government s slowly unfolding five-year plan for the Soviet zone, it is learned, call;; for 100 per cent expanI
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    Blind Boy Is Best Typist
    92 8 AMERICA Reuter. CON SETT, DURHAM. A MAN who has never m a typewriter is the p:on typist of Consett Council offices. Each day William (E illy) Douglas makes short", md notes cf letters dictat: to him. Bad types them out at speed of three lettt
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    War Against Elephants
    76 8 INDIA Reuter. GAUH.V" EARTHQUAKE T C AaMU is waging against wild elephant The Government ha- capture target of Mf phants for the hunting son which starts in Octob< Besides saving tho'J rnls cf tons of toodgrains fc the sorely-stricken provmc elephant hunt is expt to bring to
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    RACE SUPERIORITY IS A MYTH—UNESCO EXPERTS
    321 9 T.m oi superiority ertain races over k s no justification l natuca; scientific s ann.)ui!ce.i here nel >i :.r trna: tonal rs. facioii. are the 00- 5 ir. !he ol :n »1 uv i.ug to tnese n *eu by the ati is Eciuca: ?.i
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    FINES FOR GAMBLING
    60 9 Sixt\ s vov.-year-okl Lim Kirn asked the Fourtr Police Magistral yesterday to reduce a un? of 82© to 510. or four days jaii. Ht said he had 10 money and was iobless He did not get the reduction however. Lim wjui found guil'v of gambling at 18
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    TALK OF JOURNALIST
    47 9 Mi. Norman Barrym one. diplomatic correspondent of the "Evening Standard' will be giving talk over the Bra.. Network of Rndk> Malaya on Moi.day. at 7.12 p.m. He will be reporting on the work of the R.A.F. which he been observing m this Comm nd
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    HOTSPURS MEETING
    23 9 The ■t*W«i *P*' rl C u b will hold a -'ener»4 MM* ng tomorrow :i. N<;. Alsa, ta, v 3 p.m.
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    HAS NO FAITH IN P.I. ARMY LEADERS
    278 9 Phillipiner Reuter. MANILA. DENS i: Secretary Rut X ngleon. irked by -.c retention pinny bru«, says in :ew that he doubts :y to stop Comxnu--,jkh i-abaps. and order in the pi s, he adds, will achieved 'if riiose were not removed". residem reportedly
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    STAGE YANNER
    278 9 HOME TOWN NEWS FROM BRITAIN rHE liv. ry caricature cf lifle in the Army as ved by National Servicemen. "Reluctant Heroes" by ex-Army Officer Colin Morris received a good Pr*\ss after its recent first night at i-onaon s Whitehall j Theatre. Says th*? Daily TeK ?raph "Its chief
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    "TRUTH DRUGS"
    205 9 THE NAME tiutii drug: given to intra venous barbiturates v.hen used for narco analysis is a misnomer declares Dr. £lhs Stungo. clinical assistant »n the qi partment ot psychok) lcai medicine. University Collet London, writir. in 'Th. Medical Press' Dr. Stungo says "The statements dtadomed under the influence
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    JUST THE JOB!
    79 9 rM BACON, who is )usi over sit. tali. alwu- s had trouble in seeing the game when he went to y.atch his favourite football team. Nottingham Fortst So Tom. a surgical shoemaker, made himselt a pair ot wooden overshoes. 4in. by 3m.. which he takes to the
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    THEY COME III FOURS
    66 9 QUADS ARE very muen in the news in Britain just *iOW. Experts say that they OCCW once in every 660.000 confinements, and until 1935 no s?t had UU livei in Britain tor 112 years Then came the St. Neots Hunts i Quads. In i948 there were
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      147 9 L« Radio Jfcnra»l«t- "Malayan TODAY tk'l-l: W.W Nj;«. fr« T', Talk "Mala, C«l--*w^*m* HtacaLn- h»How.d b> th. hn.«- >«"•».: r p ai Suns*: E NETWORK y gfciJ !U* -Urriude: TL M<>*': A ■'T' Tamil Film RED NETWORK I SETS £2 SB N pr«*~tm« JSSfe 040 Tamil M-l £g rr*c*amme >«»»n»ar>
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    More Gifts For Mrs. Govindasamy
    466 10 Tribune Staff Reporter. [TP to this morning, the Tribune has received a w total of $272 from Tribune readers for Mrs. N. Govindasamy, widow of the Indian bus driver who was shot from behind by terrorists on Wednesday morning. A hundred dollars was received yesterday
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    DONATIONS TO SATA
    75 10 The following donations have been received for the SATA. China Society (Proceeds from Exhibition of paintings) $2,233.75; Anonymous, $10, Chinese Association. $100, Anonymous $50, Ec Ann Hoe $10. Servia Singh $10. Urn Bok Kee $100. Robinson Co., Ltd. $250. Miss Yeong $20. Jesselton Ice Power Co.. Ltd.
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    MYF DINNER
    26 10 The Tamil MYF is holding their annual anniversary dinner tonight at 7.30 nt 1, Short Street. Bishop Tippett will be the guest of honour.
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    WEEK-END DIARY
    840 10 GENERAL TODAY SHB EMPLOYEE S CO-OPEB-ATIVE SOCIETY: Silver Jubilee Anniversary. 5.30 p.m.. S.H.E. Association. Nel Road. TAMIL MYF: AnniversaryDinner. 1. Short Street. 7.30 p»m\ YMCA:. Orchard Road, art exhibition, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. chess club. 3 p.m. ST. HILDA CHUBCH. Katong tea party to the Rev. John
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    17,220 U.S. Casualties
    223 10 WASHINGTON. Today. LATEST figures announced here yesterday gave total American casualties in the Korean conflict up to a week ago as 17,220. The Defence Department reported this number as that of casualties whose families had been notified up to September 22. It is 3.309 higher than the
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    SERVICES' SICK FLOWN HOME
    261 10 Tribune Staff Reporter. JjICK and wounded men of the Navy, Army and R.A.F. were flown from Changi yesterday on the first lap of a trip home by 14 flying hospital Hastings aircraft. Last night they landed in Ceylon, to spend the night in transit hospital accommodation
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    He Doesn't Want To Go Home
    142 10 STRANGE COUNTRY. A former warder. Alan Thomas, now jobless, told the Chief Justice, Sir Charle* Murray-Aynslcy. in the Hiph Court yesterday that he did not want to go back home though he could get n patriated. Thomas, whose liabilities amounted to $6,521.51. appeared in
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    MERCURY B.P. WIN JUNIOR TITLE
    41 10 MALACCA. Today. 1 curyv Badminton Party, makim: their debut in the Junior Inter Party tournament. w»n the Chanipionshp and the Pain:ii.Challenge Cup. which !iad j concluded. Last year's winners, did not compete. Shamrock B.P. became runnersup.
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    KHALSA MEETING
    28 10 TtiM Khalsa Aaaociatioi holding an extra-ordinar> meeting on Sunday. Oct. 3. the Club pavilion" at S p.m. A "home-and-honie hock* game will follow at 5 p.m.
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      88 10 POISONED WOUNDS rW^~l Cuts, Scalds, Burns j Sufferers from leg ulcers, old AW VV y> wounds, poisoned sores, etc., will j m W m T\l2 m }A/ •md in Zam-Buk a truly remark- I The six active medicaments in L \M Wff hfe Zam-Buk quickly soothe the awful I I
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    SISTER ON, LEBOMBO RUN BEST
    334 11  -  FEW FAST GALLOPS TODAY By "SPOT" IPOH. Today. —Sisteron (Ayres) and Lebombo <TaiU ran together in a fast gallop on a fastis track this morning to clock the best time or 7 3 5 seconds in the last three furlongs. It was a neck-to-neck issue
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    Chartered Bankers' Easy Victory
    81 11 Chartered Bank Sports Club had an time when ue^met Man 'Hou« S tea"ue sol-er game MM Hous. y erday keeping d> n f n ho alone keeper Frank fine ke->t them a' bag ,rt u^ie eow anticipation ana a Aner fifteep minute* play. t»Pir centre-forward McMTJLt
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    U.K. LEAGUE FIXTURES
    174 11 Reuter. Today.—The followdavs football fixture*, r NGLISH LEAGUE FIRST DIVISION Villa Newcastle, v Chelsea. Portsmouth. v Arsenal. West Bromwich. E vert on. Stoke. r Utd. v Sheffield W. 1 v Huddersheld. Burnley, mpton v Middlesbrough. vhiiM) DIVISION Grimsby. v Card ff. Coventry. I Manchester City. LtM ester.
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    S.C.R.C. HOCKEY FIXTURES, TEAMS
    91 11 ;ey fixtures and teams P.IC. for next week are folkr MOM. AY: (Oct. 2» ascains -ports Club l3t XI at Road: Tang Chee Yuen. Cheah K:m Swee. '•r.oon. Goh Chin Chye. ng. Swee Lim Swan*. H Yam. Harry Fang. Ho X Leong Mji Seng. San, Low
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    A.C.S. OBA HOCKEY
    52 11 ing are invited to the Anglo-Chinese Assoriat on verStalT and Pupils hoc- r at the Ceylon on Friday <Oct. 6> Sports Club ground F.oad: Yuen. Ariaretnam. Law. Cheong Thi;an Kee Siang, Lav Swee Lim Swang. Yam. Harry Fang, -iah. E. Ebert. N. Balaam Keng Chin. Yong Ong
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    Rafflesians Hold Successful Swim Championships
    425 11 WINNING all the six Class One events with W plenty to spare. Keith Mitchell swept the hoard in the annual Raffles Institution Swtmheld at the Chinese Swimming Club yesterday with 30 points to become the Champion in his division. There was a close tussle for
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    TIGER PRESSMEN KEEP UNBEATEN RECORD
    73 11 Tiner Standard were .00 good for Sime Darby S.C. when they c lashed in a Business A fixture at Geylang Stadium yesterday. They won by «ix goals to nil and thus kept .'.or unbe -ten recoi i clean. The Tigera led a goal at interval
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    COMBINED SCHOOLS LOSE TO CEYLONESE
    47 11 Although the .vmbined S hools XT played found the Ceylon Sporr.» Club a nhade too i;ood in atta-k ana defence when they met in hoela > OUM ut Balestier Ro id yesterday. The Ceyknese ran out easy winners by three goals to nil.
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    H.M.S. DOCK YARD WIN JR- CUP TIE
    79 11 victory at iiocflr stadium yesterday. rY started the Jalan tfesai t second naff- re disippointThe Signallers j7 re Th ir forinif in many form %ds failed jgC fd.l»Dockyard. lne ieaders Signallers, lou w w* sll, Fi 0 u »iii, a powerful l««4 to
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    HONGKONG SWEEP BOARD IN T-T CHAMPIONSHIP
    252 11 Hoiii. k. n. wNrt The I > ..rd in th< Kar Tab;.- Tennis individual championship which w ided a. th* Happy World mi ias« night. I'iC.v "e.uied the first. >«cono r.n i third places. Whi S.i Chu. the 1948 Aili lirtiu Champion, won 'lie
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    A.C.S. LEAD WITH TWO VICTORIES
    70 11 MALACCA. Today. -The ArmloChinese School. Inter-School L-ad-ininton champions last year and holders of the Pamadas Challenge Cop. are leading in this year s tournament w;th two victories. They defeated the Pay Fonu* and the High Schools by four games to one respectively. Other results of
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    13th A.C.S. SWIMMING CARNIVAL ON OCT. 2
    62 11 The 13th annual Swimming Carnival of the Anslo-Chineae School will be held on Mondy. Oct, 2. at the Ch nese Swimming Club at 3 p.m. There will be two events for the Old Boys 100 Metres Free Style and 150 Metres Medley Relay.
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    MALACCA BADMINTON CHAMPIONSHIPS
    43 11 MALACCA. Today.-The Mala.: ra Badminton Agonal ion i 13 Championships will be started shortly. The events are Open Men S nglus and Doubled Veterans Men Singles and Doubles. Open Women's Singles and Doubles. Entries for the above events clone today.
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    CHINESE ASSOCIATION'S 'BUFFET & DANCE' TODAY
    25 11 CHINESE ASSOCIATION'S 'BUFFET DANCE' TODAY The Chinese Association will hold a "Buffet and Dance" at the Club premises. 1230. Serangoon Road, to-day at 8 p.m.
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    MALAYA IS TOP ASIAN EXPORTER TO THE U.S.
    421 12 A.P. By Morris J. Harris, AP Correspondent. MALAYA was the leading Asian exporter to the United States for July, with a total of US$23,--900,000. This was under the U5525,500,000 of similar business done during June. But the July trade showed a handsome
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    ENCYCLOPAEDIA ON LEAVE
    36 12 PENAAO, Fri. Mr Tham Ah Kan often described as the '-Encyclopaedia of the courts'* is now on iour months' leave prior to retirement. He has served in the Government Service for 33 /ears.
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    'Unified Korea' Move In U.N. Today
    106 12 Reuter. Flushing Meadows, Today. fIPHE United Nation's wili be asked today to appoint a new commission to supervise the, establishment of a unified independent and democratic government for all Korea and the relief and rehabilitation of the war-torn country A resolution sponsored by Britain
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    SOEKARNO GREETS MAO
    107 12 A.P. JAKARTA. Today—President Soekarno yesterday in a telegram to Mao Tsetung, conveyed "the best wishes and congratulations" of the Indonesian people in connection with the first anniversary of the Chinese Peoples Republic. Soekarno expressed the hope that the future would bring peace and prosperity to the Chinese
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    BAR LIFTED
    41 12 Reuter. OTTAWA, Fri. Canada today withdrew its 11-year-old bar against German immigration into Canada. Immigration Minister Walter Harris announced that German nationals have been placed or. the same peacetime basis as any other foreigners for emigration to Canada. —Reuter.
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    THIS MORNING'S ACCIDENT
    18 12 This morning's accident at Cross Street. Three vehicles were involved, but there was no casualties.
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    TITO'S PLANES FORCE DOWN SWEDISH LINER
    182 12 U.P. xr BELGRADE, Today. P° Yugoslav YAK fighter planes forced a Swedish airliner to land at Belgrade airport yesterday "because it has been distributing unfriendly propaganda leaflets", the Government Information Office announced. The four-engine plane was put under armed guard for 50 minutes before
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    Plot To Kill Ruler Of Nepal
    87 12 Reuter. NEW DELHI. Today. THE Nepalese Embassy here said in a communique tonight a "conspiracy to assassinate the Maharajah of Nepal and other high dignitaries "had been discovered in Khatmandu. The announcement followed the arrest of a number of Nepal National Congress workers on
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    MRS. FORD DEAD
    34 12 DETROIT, Fri. Mrs. Clara Bryant Ford, 84. widow of Henry Ford, died early today of heart disease. Mrs. Ford's husband, founder of the Ford Motor Company died a few years ago.—Reuter.
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    JUDY QUITS MGM
    106 12 U.P. HOLI YWOOD. Today. JUDY Ga/lu.id and Metro Goldw/T Mayer Studio have partem company "to serve her best interest's"' the studio announced today. MGM said Judy had asked for and been granted a release from he contract with the studio, where she has i>cen under contract since
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    PROF. GOES OVER TO THE REDS
    126 12 A.P. PARIS, Today. Leopold Infeld said yesterday that he had resigned as Professor of Applied Mathematics at the University of Toronto and was going to live in Poland because he feels he can pursue his scientific work more effectively there. Prof Infeld. 52, a
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    Today's Race Results
    63 12 RACE ONE Horses CL 2, Div. 4-5 Fury sprixgbox ih Captain Yule B.W arad Rob Roy 9.00 Harper EUerv Winner trainned *by* p Hobbs. Tote: $19. $9, $12. $32. RACE TWO Horses CI. 2, Div. 3—3 Furs TANTALUS 8.10 OArt McPherson 1 Bull 8.02 Jones 2 Rigoletto
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    Canada Freezes Foreign Exchange
    132 12 U.P. OTTAWA. Today THE Canadian Governim nt last night ordered CM <- dian banks to discontinue dealings in foreign exchange until a fuller notice pending a cabinet study of the exchange rates. Finance Minister D. C. Abbot made the announcement at a time when there was
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    COUNCIL OF EUROPE
    33 12 Reuter. LONDON, Fri.—Tho next meeting of the Committee of Ministers of the Council of Europe has been fixed for Friday, November 3, in Rome, the Foreign Office spok-*--man said today.—Reuter.
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      55 1 MALAYA Tribune PEOPLE FOR THE PEOPLE Tel: 'Tribune" Spore. LARGER SAIJ3 THAN ANY AFTERNOON PAPER IN MAI AY A Phone 5811/3 Nine Line* Published simultaneously at Sir? gapore, Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh and Penang. FIGHT t*AC*eS. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1950 PKICE TEN CENTS. THE MALAYA TRIBUNE ~O.VD O .v MP«MK»T4TIF.
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      BRITISH TROOPS PRAISED
      100 1 A.P. TOKIO. Saturday. pKS. Mac Arthur's spc.tesll man said last night that British troops in Korea have been doing one whale of a good job" on a tough assignment. He said they have been successfully clearing out Red pockets of resistance left when the U.S. 24th Division
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      ECONOMIST CONGRATULATES MALAYA
      108 1 Reuter. LONDON, Today.—The inI tial weekly journal The Economist yesterday congratulate! the administration in the Federation of Malaya on having IMjftpe "considerable P r °g re 2liV_ in several direction* utfflnv the past f( w mc-nvDS. > But the administration had three particular causes for worry. The
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      SECO NOW DECIDES TO INVITE MAO TO FORMOSA DEBATE
      878 1 Nationalist China's Don ble Veto Is Over-Ruled Reuter and U.P. FLUSHING MEADOWS, Friday. JHE Security Council today voted by seven votes to four in favour of inviting Chinese Communists to take part in discussion of the problem of Formosa, Generalissimo Chiang
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      ROYAL VISIT TO U.K.
      48 1 Reuter. THE HAGUE. Friday. Queen Juliana and Prince Bernhard of the Netru rlands have accepted an invitation to pay an official visit to Kins George VI and Queen Elizabeth ai Buckingham Palace Irom November 21 to November 21. it was announced here today. Reuter.
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      More Gifts For Mrs. Govindasamy
      462 1 Tribune Staff Reporter. ITP to this morning, the Tribune has received a total of $272 from Tribune readers for Mrs. N. Govindasamy, widow ot the Indian bus driver who was shot lrom behind by terrorists on Wed- nesday morning. A hundred dollars was received yesuTday
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      May fairs Will Celebrate Red China Day
      234 1 Tribune Staff Reporter THE Mayfair Musical and Dramatic Association 1 will celebrate the first anniversary of the New People's Republic of China tomorrow with a concert a dinner and a three-day exhibition. The Special Branch of til Singapore Criminal Investigation Depart ment has
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      GOODWILL ELEPHANT
      28 1 CALCUTTA. Friday, following India s example ol landing elepnanu as gilts ol fnwran la 10 send an elephant to Turk, y as a gesture 01 trienusnip.
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      Another 'Yellow Top' Burnt
      97 1 Anther Yellow Top cab was burnt last night. A Chinese girl and youth engaged the taxi to New Market Road, where two other Chinese helped to burn it. One had a gun. The taxi, driven by Noordin. a Malay, was engaged by the girl and the
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      SIR MELLERSH PRAISES CHANGI
      91 1 Air Vice Marshal Sir Mellersh said this morning that the RAF Changi is capably and efficiently meeting the many demands made upon it. The Marshal was presenting the Badge to the Station. In the Malayan Emergency he said, the station is the hub ol the air
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      Sugar Price Up By 4 Cents
      127 1 It wis oflicially stated yesterday that due to a general advance in the world market price of sugar the prw c of *ug[ar sold on the ration will be raised by loui cents a katti from Monday. The announcement said that as supplies which
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      HEADS THE LIST
      24 1 VATICAN CITY. Friday Osservatore Romano, said today that the Catholic church in the Ukraine "heads the list of those being persecuted."
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      CONTROL TIGHTENED
      29 1 Reuter. BONN. Friday.—The West German Cabinet today Decided to tighten the control of goods passing between West and Last Germany and the Soviet sector of BvTlin Renter.
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      SWEDISH LINER FORCED DOWN
      82 1 Stop Press U.P. BELGRADE. Today.—Two Yugoslav YAK fighter planes forced a Swedish airliner to land at Belgrade airport on Fricay "because it has been distributing unfriendly propaganda leaflets," the Government I n I o r ni a t i o 11 Otlice announced. The four-engine plane
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      BEST BETS FOR TODAY
      31 1 "LONGSHOrS" Three Best Bets. Race IAM ALLS Kaee 4: MAVF.MK Race <i: MISS NATHAN "SPOI 's' Three Best Bets. Race 1: F.NTF.RPHISF. Race <;: no rkgrfts Race CONGO
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      FOUR KURT IN FIGHT
      43 1 Four persons were injured in Kirn Chuan Road yesterday when two squatters families used iron bars. axes and wooden poles in a fight. Four were taken to hospital with injurit I and rive persons were detained by the police.
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      MEDAL FOR MacA
      30 1 Reuter. HAVANA. Friday. The Cuban Cabinet today re- commenaed General Douglas MacArtnur lor the urana Cross oi the Order oi (.anos ivianutl De Cesped; s. I —iteuter.
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      "War Is Over' Says Walker But We Nearly Lost
      308 1 A.P. SEOUL. I lEUT -GEN. Walker, Commander of the U3. L Eighth Army, says in an interview that th? Red army in Korea been shattered. "As far as we are concerned the war is over. The enemy's army has been disintegrated
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      38th Parallel Issue Now In U.N. Assembly
      224 1  -  By Tom Ochiltree, AP Correspondent. A.P. FLUSHING MEADOWS. Friday. DRITAIN and seven other countries today suo- mitted a proposal leaving up to Gen. MacArthur the decision whether to send United Nations ground forces into North Korea. The resolution was circulated in the General
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      REDS ON 38th ARE SHELLED
      168 1 A.P. TOKIO Sat. ADVANCING South Korean forces slammed artillery fire into fugitive ir. ed on "hr ItfUl parallel, boundary of Communist North Korea today, but they were under orders of the Allied Command to halt the chase at the parallel and regroup. Military and political
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      WELCOME FOR PREMIER
      47 1 U.P. ALEXANDRIA Egypt r rt. Thousands of Egyptians tailed out into tne harbour In n\i7-b 'decked boats today to welcome Premier Ifustanha el Na'v>s Past nek to Egypt n f t"r a two-nmnih <'ov in France. Switserland and Italy for reasons <d health UP.
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      UNIONISTS CALL FOR HIGHER CoL RATES
      292 2 Tribune Staff Reporter. rTMTRTY-FIVE representatives from 21 trade unions in Singapore at a meeting yesterday •held at Singapore Teachers' Union agreed fhat the cost of g living in the Colony fad men since the scale of these allowances was last fixed. The meetfng resolved
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      DONATIONS TO SATA
      77 2 The following donations have been received for the SATA. China Society (Proceeds from Exhibition of p.dntingsi $2,233.75; Anonymous. $10. Chinese Association. $100. Anonymous $50. Ec Ann Hoe $10. Servia Singh $10. Lim Bok Kee $100. Robinson A Co.. Ltd. $250. Miss Yeong $20. Jesselton Ice «r Power
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      TREASURY BILLS
      38 2 The Government of tinColony of Singapore will invite tenders for an issue of $3,500,000 by Treasury Bills on Oct. 10 subject to the general conditions governing the issue and repayment of Colony of Singapore Treasury Bills.
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      HE SAID: STAND And Then Something Went Bang
      124 2 The Singapore Coroner. Mi. W. G. Porter yesterday '-cturned a verdict of death by misadventure at the inquest into the death of Lt. Ronald Smith. Commanding Officer of H.M.S. Barwind killed in an explosion which occurred on the ship on Aug. 30.
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      Ex-Official Faces Graft Charge
      137 2 MALACCA. Fri. AN allegation that Yap Fook Chong. a former Deputy Assistant Controller, of Immigration. Malacca asked him for $500 for helping to get the Immigration Officers permission for his mother to reside permanently in the Federation, was made by Liew Fwee today in the Sessions
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      $10-Bribe, 1 Year Jail
      63 2 MALACCA. Fri. Convicted of getting a SiO-bribe from a Chinese at Java Road a Malay Police Constable. Hashim bin Saad was sentenced to one years' hard labour. Tan See Kon. a detective. found guilty of having abetted the offence was also sentenced to one years' hard.
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      PETROL TANKS FOR R.A.F.
      53 2 Ticklish and dangerous, said on officer u( the Itolw. pointing to four six-ton petrol tanks which she brought yesterday to Singapore from Colombo for the R.A.F. The Singapore Harbour i Board Floating Crane, capable of lifting up to So tons, came alongside the ship to take
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      NO LICENCE
      32 2 Because she did not get a licence for her dog. Leong Ah Yeng was yesterday fined $5 in the Fourth Police Court. Leong said "I have since obtained a licence."
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      SERVICES' SICK FLOWN HOME
      263 2 Tribune Staff Reporter. SICK and wounded men of the Navy, Army and R.A.F. were flown from Changi yesterday on the first lap of a trip home by flying hospital Hastings aircraft. Last night they landed in Ceylon, to spend the night in transit hospital accommodation before
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      P.I. ARTIST TO HOLD BIG SHOW
      291 2 AMERICAN artists arc more imaginative and there is more feeling in their work, said 23 year old Arturo Rozerio Luz, a Filipino artist, who was on board the Tourcoming which touched port yesterday. Arturo left the Philippines four years ago, first going to New
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      Mrs. Epieunca Jueftimanc Oi/. who is ooing back to the Philippines after making a pilgrimage to Rome, and an ■\.nsi ■ > tnur of all the OQHWtrtSS m Europe. She N on board the Tourcommg which arrived »»i Singapore ■>< st< rd<iy.
      39 2 Mrs. Epieunca Jueftimanc Oi/. who is ooing back to the Philippines after making a pilgrimage to Rome, and an ■\.nsi &gt; tnur of all the OQHWtrtSS m Europe. She N on board the Tourcommg which arrived »»i Singapore ■&gt;&lt; st&lt; rd&lt;iy.
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      MYF DINNER
      26 2 The Tamil MYF is holding their annual anniversary dinner tonight at 7.30 at 1. Short Street. Bishop Tippett will be the guest of honour.
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      Crawley Here To Inspect R.A.F.
      394 2 Tribune Staff Reporter. BRITAIN'S Under-Secretary of State for Air, D Mr Aidan Crowley, arrives at Kallang this afternoon on a ten-day visit to units of the Far East Air Force. r On arrival he will be met by the C-in-U FE A F., Air Marshal
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      HE CARRIED WOOD WITHOUT A PERMIT
      100 2 Acting Corporal Yusof bin Hassan of Tuas Police Station told the Fourth Police Court yesterday that while inspecting sampans at the mouth of the Tuas River nt the 18th mile Jurong Road on Aug. 26. he found a boat loaded with 30 bundles of
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      He Doesn't Want To Go Home
      148 2 STRANGE COUNTRY.... 4 former warder. Alar ThoA mas. now jobless, to idl the Chief Justice, Sir Murray-Aynsley. Court yesterday that he mo not want tc go bach nome though he could get re Pa T r homa d S whose amounted to $6,521.51. appeared
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      SILVER JUBILEE
      36 2 Tht Singapore Harbour Board Employees' Co-operat-ive Thrift and Loan Society. Ltd. is celebrating its Silver Jubilee with a tea party at the Staff Association premises Cantonment Road, on Saturday Sept. 30. at 530 p.m
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        172 2 WARNING TO PUBLIC We, Messrs. Horma-Pharma. Ltd., London. Manufacturers of the well-known tonic OKASA hereby inform the public that the OKASA TABLETS are specially prepared for use by people living in tropical climates, such as, Malaya, Indonesia, etc. This variety of OKASA is pa in bottles, closed in cartons as
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      HOUSING BELONGS TO NOBODY
      909 3 njNOAPORE'S housing problem is nobody's baby. When the question was brought up yesterday by several Commissionla Acting President. Mr. T. P. F. McNeice, although sympathetic said Uiat under tha Municipal Ordinance housing is not one of the functions the Municipality. The Singapore Improvement Trust is not
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      CALL FOR CLEAN-UP OF HOTELS
      114 3 Mr. E. V. Davi s 'LabourNorth &gt; toW the Municipal Commissioners yesterday that small hotels have sprung up like mushrotms ;n various parts of the GOlony. The Committee appoint -d by Government had donenothing, he said. These hotel.-* are cesspools i ic&lt; where night is
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      Bouquet For Thomas Wong
      88 3 Mr. Thomas Wong, a committee clerk in the Municipal Secretariat, won high praise from Mr. T. P. F. McNeice, Acting President of the Municipal Council, yesterday for topping the list of students throughout the worid to pass the Corporation Certified Secretaries examination. The 27-year-old Singapore man
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      BADGE FOR RAF STATION AT CHANGI
      116 3 The A.O.C. Malaya. Air Vice Marshal Sir Francis Mellersh, presenled a oadge to RAF Station Changi at a ceremonial parade at the airfield this mori'ing. Group Captain L. F. J. FullerGood, the Station Commander, received the badjie. richly illuminated on parchment and approved and
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      SESSIONOF ASSIZE
      19 3 A session of Assize will be held at the Supreme Court. Singapore on Monday at 10.30 a.m.
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      Admit The Press Says Mr. Davies
      218 3 Mr. E. V. Davies (North) newly appointed Labour leader told the Commission that Standing Committee meetings should be opened to the press and the public. "We are preaching civic consciousness and we arc working towards self-govern-ment. This will be a step to wards this
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      Re-Site Kallang 10 Miles Away
      153 3  -  James MR, p. C JAMES (ProgesslV( East Ward) yesterday urged that the Kallang Airpcrt should be re-sited 10 miles away from the City. Reason The gate barrier at lirport was the cause of school children, teachers and clerks arriving late at school Oi office. Recently,
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      BUSES AND 5- FOOT WAYS ON RAINY DAYS
      85 3 BUSES AND 5FOOT WAYS ON RAINY DAYS Mi F. C. James (Progressive—East Ward), yesterday said that on rainy days buses should be allowed to "top outside five-foot ways s o that school children and the public could mount them without getting wet. He said that the Singapore Traction Company authorities
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      $15 Monthly To Settle $3,300 Debt
      83 3 In the Singapore Bankruptcy Court yesterday, the Chief Justice. Sir Charles Murray Aynsley. ordered Goon Swee Weng. a clerk whose debts totalled $3,300. to pay $15 monthly towards his creditors. The first payment is to be made on November 1. Another debtor who was
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      36 HOMES FOR GOVT. SERVANTS
      40 3 Malacca, Thursday. Thirty-six semi-detached houses costing $300,000 arc going up in Malacca for monthly-paid Government employees. The houses, which will be ready early next year are being built at Bukit Piatu, two miles from town.
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      JUDGE CRITICISES IMMIGRATION DEPT.
      508 3 A YOUNG Eurasian. Ronald Duclos, a former A Assistant Immigration Officer accused of fraudulently altering a Certificate of Admission into the Colony was yesterday acquitted by the First District Judge, Mr. H. E. Kingdon. Acquitting Duclos, Judge Kingdon criticised the supervision and system of filing in
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      APPOINTMENT
      32 3 Mr. A. P. Rajah was appointed to represent Municipal Commissioners on the committee to be named by Government to enquire into and make recommendations on Film Censorship and other associated matters
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      OPEN SIT HOMES TO THESE MEN'
      153 3 Thousan Is of civUians emcloved by the Services are Mr F. C. James (Progrcs sivc-East) said yesterday. Mr. James urged that the Singapore Improvement Trust open their doors to these civilians. The Services do not give them homes. Nor can they appTy for SAT.
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        107 3 CYCLING... philips pffij /W&gt; Swiss WATEmOOFWRISUIT JUL WATCH Of ITS TYPE j^^^^m 17 JEWELS 9 Fw^^^A Here's the Bicycle fcr MEN who ENJOY LIFE -|-HIS bicycle is for i V ill the s p° rtin§ and V/f/ ll 11 adventurous. The 4\\ I! b.s.a. 603 A is strongIt 'Wf' y
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        225 3 TYPEWRITING jft BK.KEEPING m %M BEGINNERS, OCT. Bk.-Keeping, Accty.. (Cert. Adv. '51 LCC), Typing. S'hand, Latin. French and English. (By Eng. Tutors): Revision Classes in Cert. Adv. Accty., Com. Corresp. Daily Speed 50/120. 5 Hrs. Typing Senior Camh. Matric. Pre. Senior. (5 Subs, ol Senior Qual. Test.),' French, Latin Hindi,
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      MUST WE CROSS THE 38th?
      958 4 A.P. LONDON. Friday INDIA has told tho United I States. Brnain and other Western nations that tne will oppose any plans 1« the United Nations to pursue the North Korean Communists across the 38. n Pa Dimomatic ofiicjals reoorted on Friday that tn Indian Prime
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      TAXATION
      445 4 TAXATION is not a popular subject It is T Inherent in human nature to want as much as oth"n 0 g c p V nuosophy and Singapore tb. Federation are fast approaching them. If we to have the schools, hospitals houses roads and°all the other expanded social services we
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      THE MISSIONARIES
      125 4 fHE Parliamentary Mission are working hard— and with discretion. We must congratulate Honourable Members of the Commons andl Labour s Noble Lord on refraining from making any of those snap comments with which. Z as Vr° lher Politicians have caused no much offence. *&gt;orJ™n7hJ*' Und thQ y.^ m
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      "A POWER-HUNGRY GOVERNMENT"
      426 4 US. OPENL V DENOUNCES R US SI A A.P. WASHINGTON. Friday. THE Slate Department today officially described Russia as "a power hungry government bent on spreading its power by force.' In a policy outline drafted at President Truman's ?uggestion, the Department said that since 1945 the Soviet
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      A Golden Key For H.E.
      396 4 Tribune St iff Reporter MODERN in every line, the new Anglo-Chinese School building at Bark r Hill with an auditorium for one thousand seats and lacilities for science and school library was offi- I cially opened yesterday by Sir Franklin Gimson. the Governor of Singapore.
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      The Week In The United States
      478 4  -  BY JOHN KERIGAN WASHINGTON Fri TVARK skies and cold wea- ther came to large areas of the United States this week. Smoke from great forest tires in Canada, accompanied by a mass of cold air. moved over most ol the northeastern part of the
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        46 4 BEST QUALITY MIKIMOTO CULTURED NECKLACES CHOKERS and EAR STUDS IN VARYING PRICES AT B. P. de Silva, Ltd. (Incorporated in Ceylon) M&gt; G!C AND MANY OTHIt ■iw iMPaOVUAINTS RMMPSJ KM *O»&lt;NH&gt;" «OM *l.iPl mm FEI o4BQ ftUO AT *U*t* IUMe&gt;U« I MIUM j) IHHmMI l Jj
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        82 4 J DO NOT FORGET 1 S THAT YOU CAN HEAR A THIS [WAR fI.M STAR 4 I ON RECORDS. I I I l f L Make a note of those two reco:.:. c •J» •J. PTH 14 "TANGKAP from the A IKAN" Ma'av Fi'm Production »J» jT "OH BULAN'' "Xanh".
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      Warrant Out In Income Tax Case
      82 5 f Justice, Sir v-Aynsley. yeswarrant for I Cecil Sampson use he failed to response to a tor summons. 3 Uv boon summoned the High Court to a as to his abi- &gt; n judgment for ts. amounting to h the Comptrol- Tax had obinst
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      Big Jump In Malayan Trade
      104 5 U- .luring the Hi s &gt;\ tr totalled 0, an increase of (£00.000.000 over the n noil last year, and 90 of the tot;;! trade whole of 1947. Mi E. M. F. Fergusson. at t yearly general meethe S.ng ipore Cham- of Commerce Said that
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      'Under hand Methods' Used To Hire Sailors
      204 5 -INQUIRY TOLD Tiibune Staff Reporter. MR. K. C. Huang, Secretary of the National Chinese Seamen's Union, giving evidence before the Seamen's Inquiry Commission yesterday charged certain local shipping companies with 14 underhand methods in hiring seamen for their vessels Huang said that he
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      3 WOMEN IN STORM
      140 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. AN expectant mother, when r\ trying to leave her house, was blown back by a fierce storm which hit her karopong in the mukim of Guv. Pahang. recently. Another woman was pinned beneath the rafters of her hcuse. when it collapsed ana had
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      Some of the unionists who met at the Singapore Teachers' Union yesterday to consi | r the rise in the cost of livmg. Picture shows the r. Pr amtatives of 21 unions <K>nlng to Mr. P. V. Sarma.
      37 5 Some of the unionists who met at the Singapore Teachers' Union yesterday to consi r the rise in the cost of livmg. Picture shows the r. Pr amtatives of 21 unions &lt;K&gt;nlng to Mr. P. V. Sarma.
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      Don't Hire "Kolehs"
      82 5 Holiday makers at Changi Point are advised not to hire "kolehs" which may be unseaworthy. Under the Merchant Shipping Ordinance, it is an offence to hire out unlicensed boats. By hiring these boats, holiday makers are not only endangering their own lives, but are encouraging the boatowners
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      INVEST $50,000,000 IN MALAYA
      697 5 FERGUSSON TELLS GOV ERNMENT Tribune Staff Reporter. MR E M. F. Fergusson, Chairman of the Singapore Chamber of Commerce at its half yearly meeting yesterday accused the Malayan Government of keeping large resources outside the country He suggested that Government should set an example to those
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      Big Building Plans For Next Year
      227 5 Tribune Staff Reporter. T|HE Singapore Chamber of Commerce forecasts k in its half yearly report issued yesterday that a very full building programme will take place in the Colony next year. It is expected that the general building programme will exceed all normal yearly
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        241 5 ji "The best cleaners i 5 In town, my dear." ji Entrust all your garments where /ou can expect 5 I greater care and satisfaction, j; Just give a trial :j I order to:— ij I PAIUS DRYCUEANING J 28, Coleman St. SINGAPORE Phone ***** jj gjj MODEL TIB DAXM
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        60 5 by V. T. Hamlin ALLEY OOP J :r by fll Capp If I 1« Al**'"**** ..,»l«nlMll r TH C- C ROUGH THANK H'./v ;1 rfSv mpamS maRRV.S' DSTTE.P V I BOwIEGGED Oi-F- S wrong LAMS I LIFE.f fiOO'bVE yew &lt; t'mfT--on account tw £f thZm GOES ON.^/ KNEP 'AP AH
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      Textile Prices Rise
      357 6 DURING the first haif ol the year both imports and exports Ol cotton pj cc goods showed a considerable increase Most prices oi rjnite 1 Kingdom suppli- rs are still -ligrt when compared with offe** from other oroducin; countries. Reports recently received to the effect that suppliers
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      RUBBER TRADE NORMAL AGAIN
      249 6 TRADE, FINANCE AND MARKETS The weeit in rubber opened on n Arm note in Singapore owing to the uncertainly of the announcement regarding j an increaco in duty on rubber in the Federation. Last Monday business was virtually at a standstill as exporters \*erc unwilling to
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      GOLD DOWN FURTHER
      58 6 U.P. HONGKONG. Fri. The gold market continued to decline today following the favourite Korean wimep and speculator.'' began exploring other fields in nn efforts to boost the price aea'm. Tt.e market dropped three more points and eIbSM at HKS279. while tl»e United States dollar and sterling maintained
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      Hongkong Keeps Up Rubber
      181 6 The rubber commodity market was steady in Singapore yesterday despite the weak markets in both London and New York. The market opened at 134 cents a pound for October first grade sheet, rose to 137 cents around noon and continued to steady up closing at 110
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      Tin Prices
      39 6 SINGAPORE. Fri. The pric.- of ti.i mm per picul ex-sr. elter —a risr of on *he picul. LONDON. Thurs. The price of forward tin was A: 773 per ton a drop of V; 17 on the ton.
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      WEEK'S PRICES
      101 6 Highest ami lowest prices dur 11« the week ending September **9 1960 are highest Lowest (losing Buyers Noon Spot Loo- 1 tHi 136: HO S M.A.I R.S.S. F. 0.8. October 158 i 111 136' R.M.A.2 R.S.S. F. 0.8. I*i »J»* X.M.A.3 R.S.B. X.0.8. 156 131 134. X M
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      SHARES DOWN AGAIN
      216 6 U.P. SINGAPORE. Fri. WITH London still profit taking, the local share market declined in sympathy in both rubbers and tins: Industrials remained fir *rrie day's price changesWerC SINGAPORE. Sept. S». rig*, t —vc 213 Boweries 5.» Ampal J 7 r I Austral. Atnal. 3 U*i Aver IfrUUH
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        563 6 MANSFIELD CO., LTD. (Incorporated in Singapore) BLUE FUNNEL LINE Garners option to proceed via other ports to load and earner* discharge cargo. Sailings for CONTINENTAL PORTb. "Autclycus" sails for Dublin ct 4 for Uverpool Avon .•Clytcncua- saiis'for London, Holland M* j .•Caucus "7 Havre lsg 12 for Gen- Marseilles, Liverpool
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        277 6 SAILINGS ritu» c.n. /CONTINENT. Spore P. S ham. Penang •Lalandia" for Saigon and Bangkok 5/6 Oct. 3 1 Oct. I 2 Oct. 'Nordvcst" for Saigon and Bangkok 13-11 Oct. 11-12 Ot. 9-10 Oct 'Korea" for Bangkok, Manila, Hongkong, Kobe and Yokohama 29 -0 Oct. n.mhclm" for Bangkok 8-10 Nov. "Nordhval"
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        422 6 &4fflSS//?&M^ SITUATIONS VACANT WANTED BSSIe female expciience not essential, apply A4"3t. c o. Tribune. Spore. (Y4JOB) WAN'IED cxper Chinese mand'-res to supervise labour ganSJS. Apply in person to S2. Telok A&gt;&lt;r Street. Spore. fWaWI SINGAPORE Lawyers reou're shorthand typist. Uox A.4030, Tribune. S pore. &lt;W. 589». WANTED clerk f-wnrfca t&lt;&gt;
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        361 6 MUSIC THE OTTO FOORMAN Music i Schools 37. Orchard Road. 14* Moulmein Road. Telephone 4739. Vacancies for beg nners snd_ advanced available. (W. 554). FOORMANS MUSIC ACADEMY, 94. Wilkinson Road. Katong. Tel *****. student? for piano, violin, theory. Beginners and advanced. «'J 5 o&gt;. VEHICLES FOR SALE FORD N 1910
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        662 6 BOUSTEAD CO., LTD. SINGAPORE Lloyds Agents In Singapore. Ticket Agents For Malayan Railways GLEN LINE ACCEPTING FOR ADEN, LONDON, ANTWERP, ROTTER. DAM, HAMBURG. RADNORSHIRE G. 38 39 GLENGYLE Due Oct. 12 GLENROY Due Oct. 26 FROM U.K. FOR STRAITS, HONGKONG, SHANGHAI, AXD JAPAN. DENBIGSHIRE. Due Sails Pt. Swettenham In Port
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      DEATH
      86 7 *^TT\t—Mrs. Um Peng Siang uvav peacefully at her P as X„7 11 Pa'm Road S'Sresidcn 2gth Se p tcmbe r, a Lving behind her 6 sons, 10 kU Scow Eng. Seow Sn Scow Hock. Seow Peng Scow Beng. 3 daughters, i on- t Mrs. Chua Chow rock&gt; Sicw Khim
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      S.C.R.C. HOCKEY FIXTURES, TEAMS
      126 7 The hockey fixtures and teams of the S.C.R.C tor net track arc as follows: MONDAY: (On, 2 &gt; a -.oust Ceylon Sports Club Ist M at Raledtier Road: Tans Chee Yuen, Freddy Loo. Cheah Kirn Swae, Uu Fook Cboon. (Job Chin Cbye, Gen Kee Sians. Swee
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      No Regrets To Win 'Gold Vase" Trial
      488 7  -  By "SPOT" IPOH, Today. SPECIAL attention will be focused on the Gold Vase" trial ((Race 6) to be run at 5.10 p.m. today, the opening day of the Perak Turf Club Autumn Meeting. It is most unlikely that Tara Street, Four O'clock II
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      MALACCA BADMINTON CHAMPIONSHIPS
      40 7 MALACCA. Today.—The Malacca Badminton Association's 19S0 Championships will be start«l shortly. The events are o|&gt;on Men's S ngles and Doubles, Veterans' Men Singles and Doubles. Open Women's Singles and Doubles. Entries for the above events close today.
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      A. C. S. LEAD WITH TWO VICTORIES
      70 7 MALACCA. Today.--The AngloChinese School. inter-Sch«&gt;o! badminton champions last year and holders of the Pamadas Challenge Cup, are lea-ting in this year's tournament With two viotories. A They defeated the. Pay J'ong and the High Schools by four games to one respectively. Other results
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      13th A.C.S. SWIMMING CARNIVAL ON OCT. 2
      61 7 The 13th annual Swimming Carnival of the An glo-Chine.se School will be held on Mond&gt;. Oct. 2, at the Clrnese Swimming Club at 3 p.m. There will be two events for the Old Bovs-100 Metres Free Style and 150 Metres Medley Rel£l&gt; Mrs.
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      MERCURY B.P. WIN JUNIOR TITLE
      41 7 U.P. MALACCA. cury Badminton Party. kmK their debut in the J"™' l Party tournament. won tne SampioU-p and the Pamadaa Challenge Cup. which had just concluded. tt nn^r s Sentosa, Last year s winners, oemu up.
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      CHINESE ASSOCIATION'S 'BUFFET & DANCE' TODAY
      25 7 CHINESE ASSOCIATION'S 'BUFFET DANCE' TODAY Tho Chinese Association will hold a "Buffet and Dance" at the Club premises. 1230, Scrangoon Road, to-day at 8p m.
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      A. C. S. OBA HOCKEY
      35 7 85?* Lav an Siew. Oan Mm wan Hock Chye. "J" F&ni r t Cha'. Ho" Yarn H»£ y N&gt; BalaCharlea Lelah Toni mnuiini. I Hani ti,,,, •X pi* W Uuy
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      TRIBUNE SELECTIONS
      163 7 j MOT ".HIKE" "LOWOSHOT" Rao, 1: I ENTERPRISE LIBERTY H.AC ONGBVILEE 9 m aplain Ywlo Vie \K^-fL!!* I Abbotsforrt Ong*\ille Abbo.sf rd Rin HEIDELBERG TANTALI S :5.0C p.m. s Matefa Independence U- imi* P Hull Birthday Gift H.rlhday GUI Race TI DOB FHIDE SFITHEAD TOM. TOY p.m. Y«Wf
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      SPECIAL RACE CARD
      1300 7 RACE ONE 2.30 P.M. CLASS 2 DIV. 4—5 FURLONGS. STRI6MT. m* gat Kov (Kllrrv» !MW Mr. W.M. Watt BoMM Recent form poor 1 310 Hurry Up (unfixed) ».oo "Mr. MoeAague" ft 0 j. R. Rodgera Rodgera Hu a chance ::O0 Mi Ham Don.) 8.13 "NM Kongai" Allan
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        683 7 i? announcTook Yam, of Madam Ang Scow Uang and the late Mr. Cn Ywv Tone to Miss Low JK Ist Oct.. 195». FOR SALE ),u Blackstonc 5 H.P. Diesel Engine. One Potter 8 H.P. Diesel Engine. One 5 H P Diesel Engine. One Old Japanese 3 H.P. lApprox). Engine. Approx.
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        264 7 NOTICES EDUCATION NOTICE. Four new Regional Schools will accept registration for admission to classes from Primary I to Standard IV for October. 1950 beginning frcm Monday. October 2nd until Friday October 6th, between 8 a.m. and 1 p.m. These schools are situated as follows: (a) Yio Chu Kang Road School
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        556 7 PRESCRIPTION HEADQUARTERS \A (DAY NIGHT SERVICE) L^f)/ 10 12 HILL ST. USE sincere s HOUSEHOLD PREPARATIONS 111 x FAMOUS FOR OVER 30 YEARS. *S*J^&gt; SINCERE DISPENSARY LTD. Wholesale Retail Dispensing Chemists, Hill St. Chulia St., Singapore. TBUFORM The ONLY Up-to-late S Racing lorm Guide S Issue No. 2 for IPOH
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      Rafflesians Hold Successful Swim Championships
      499 8 iinNNING all the six Class One events witn W plenty to spare, Keith Mitchell swept the board in the annual Raffles Institution Sw mEChampionships held at the Chinese Swimmini Club yesterday with 30 points to become the Champion in his division. There was l close
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      HONGKONG SWEEP BOARD IN T-T CHAMPIONSHIP
      242 8 ■nnrlrorir kvmk the Hf** n the F:h Ba&gt;t Tahle-TenaJa lixWt-du.-il Champitnahin which wjj Stadium niarht. the first, r»cond and third ■MCia A Mv au win*. the IHB Chrne Choaipann, won »a* ''IT. *&lt;ninsl hifl ioam-n.ate. Fu ttn Fonu. who ioaor4oa *"**V af't-r too exhaur.-d
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      WEEK-END DIARY
      984 8 GENERAL TODAY STIR EMPLOYEE'S CO-OPER-ITIVE ROCUTYi Bilver Jubilee Aanlveraary, .".3o p.m., s H.B. Association, Ne 1 Road. txmil &gt;HF: Aanivareary Dinner, 1. Short Street, 7.: m p.m. I 04 A 11r- hard Road. art exhibition, 9 a.m. to ti p.m. ihes» club, 3 p.m. V W( A. Rafil.s
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      SISTERON, LEBOMBO RUN BEST
      333 8  -  FEW FAST GALLOPS TODAY By "SPOT" IPOH, Today.—Sisteron (Ayres) and Lebom'oo (Tait) ran together in a fast gallop on a fastgoing track this morning to clock the best time of 37 3 5 seconds in the last three furlongs. It was a neck-to-neck issue and there
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      Chartered Bankers' Easy Victory
      154 8 Chartered Rank flndrtf &lt;** I hid an ea;«v tirm v»h -n &lt;...■«• me. KrJSeid S.C. man In- 2 gt. o r&lt; s Road I ,1 won by fi« BOW in ni The Banker* eon Id piled up nv.r. hut for foo-i KrU Tan ketit them a'
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      H.M.S. DOCKYARD WIN JR. CUP TIE
      181 8 HM S Dockyard eliminated G.H.Q. Signals in a S.A.F.A. Junior Cup quarter-final soccer encounter with a convincing five-nil victory a, Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday After leading one-nil at the interval, the Dockyard completely eclipsed thenopponents with their superiority to score freely in the second
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      TIGER PRESSMEN KEEP UNBEATEN RECORD
      73 8 TUcer Sta'-n.-.rd were &gt;•&lt;&gt; prood tor Sime Dwirhy S.C whoa they &lt; la-dted in a 'I&lt;u-e "A" fixture at Reylaitig Stadium yesterday. They wrtm \&lt;y six goals &lt;«■ ml rntl thus kept ;\cir unbeaten recotj dean. The Ti.'- r. led POflkl nt mi.i .al Kai
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      COMBINED SCHOOLS LOSE TO CEYLONESE
      53 8 \it j" i the •"■■••ubined S Ikk&gt;l XI plnyed well, they found 'be Cee'oi Sjw&gt;&gt; 9 Club de ''•&lt;•&gt; "o&lt;v' in utt.i k nnd 'lefenee when they nH in hoc* key game it Bale«t ier Road ye*» terday. Tin- (Vvion*«ej ran out easy winner? b|
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        14 8 BLOOD BANK (iroup A 41 Bottles. B 20 AB 2 O 10 HONORS 16
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        327 8 When ii comes ta real en.eyir.ent there is ntttirs finer than GOOD food served in the spotless AIR CONUTICKED NEW ADELFHi GRILL Try our Swiss chefs Special Luncheons $2.50 CoUi Buffet t (one helping) Complete Dinners S 3.50 You wi.'l live lorge; and happier if you en.'cy life a J
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