Morning Tribune, 29 August 1946

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    10 1 MORNING TRIBUNE ■r (New Series) 10 CENTS E 2!) 194<5
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    BIG 4 WILL MEET TODAY
    382 1 BIG 4 WILL MEET TODA Y I wm 27 -It is understood here that the Hf r Foreign Ministers— of Britain, France, Soviet I a Hit" United Sta es -will definitely meet in 3^Btf!Hiorrow. 11-nch Foreign Ministry Ejd France had accepted il lor a meeting fence July 13. K ;an
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    UNKNOWN
    135 1 t SrTON'. HAMPSHIRE. Aug. suite and hutments of th»* lof England's wartime staff I at Overton, Hampshire, have to the local councils Rousing 28 familes, by ixDrd B of Laverstoke 'I he prico is ■.-.tctod to be about £30,000. purchase WM made by Lord Hi. then his wife Viscountess
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    S. Embargo On China Planes
    34 1 IMWOTON, An, 8 .-The 1 bt a^ Dtpartim.nl has ruled l IT^ 1 aircrilf; can b re- Ihe situation there Secretary of < n Afr ated. •militarized n bombers Reuter
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    840 Po Ws In Sinking Ship Shot In Escape Bid
    80 1 a off the China Coast on Oct.. 1, 1'42 W Canidinn prisoner* of ivar lost Crimes Court here today rtnJUui ia < n in r Preter nfarhed to ™no*°no fneeel eioht counts of com- nriswers of tear. tn Ki u
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    KILLEARN WILL FLY TO MEET SHARIR TODAY
    365 1 KILLEARN WILL FLY TO MEET SHARIR TODAY Lord Killearn, Special Commissioner for Southeast Asia, announced in Baiavia last night he will fly to Jogjakarta today, to confer with Dr. Sharir in a renewed effort to arrange a resumption of DutchIndonesian negotiations toward a settlement of the year-old Indonesian probkm. SDFFDS
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    Britain May Accept Mufti
    269 1 Lonclon, Aug. 28. Britain was reliably reported last night to be willing to accept the Mufti of Jerusalem as a delegate to the scheduled Sept. 9 conference on Palestine, in an effort to save the conference, but in Jerusalem one Arab leader declared the meeting should
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      47 1 Give Us The Pleasure To Serve Satisfy You! i leading I citizenj Cho/cest Selections fnsisl on From 1 South Africa SWEKT VIKMOITII POUT WINE love Liqueur-Van I>«t Hum PEPPERMINT LIQUEUB available FHANCISCAN CONVENT our WIIITF PEPPERMINT fp r \n DRY VERM UTII depart m< cian siNCH co/*ria
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    Judge Tells Of Women Who Defied Japs In Changi Camp
    1153 2 Judge Tells Of Women Who Defied Japs In Changi Camp oi briug ing in camp (Changl internees' camp) anti- called by Kobayasm (accused No. S) the M Justic, worley, a judge of the Supreme Court. irlvine evidence lh« trial ol five Japanese officials of the camp, on part) treatment of
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    MALAYAN SOIL LNOT VERY FERTILE
    289 2 MALAYAN SOIL LNOT VERY FERTILE [t H lea the Forest Departmei :un fere* land al »>*■ Kla: i lot Date* B cultivation, ire ring r.., area ai tomato* jpy, rtption on the Meantime, etehle \\unz Raja Muea Road, Kuali Entbr. produce about 200 puuis r >f Oaf daily l^r the
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    7 NEW COMMISSIONERS
    33 2 A, mectinl ol I 1 trill !(j t >- tn(M t 1 th< followini offk eu Conuni M n. K. Walter*, a r O. 1 N Oehlers, C, B, Ooli w-
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    Plan To Develop Penang Island
    154 2 (Our Own Reporter hknang, Wednesday. lim icclitniiition «»t the foreshore ol Wi Id Is amonu oin- ol th»? iour meaatun t«.r tiit' development />i tli( POlt 'J PWUnf which ;iic to be brought up by Dr. On« choug LvciiU at tin- UeXt "K.^ Mi*B ol
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    SELANGOR SULTAN URGES THRIFT
    102 2 SELANGOR SULTAN URGES THRIFT His Highness the Sultan of Selangor has issued ft message to Malays of Selangor, and of Malaya In general, urging them to exercise restraint in celebrating the Hari Rflya Pussa today and tomorrow. He understood that the Malays would like to celebrate the occasion littingly, it
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    Indians on $15,000 Bail Each
    42 2 Rail of $i5.0n0 each wai ofl t. Third Polio •\o iTidmiLs. s RamaHngain and P Poniwmbalam. v.!,. ha-. pect 't I Departn val tl lt!| at the Blni HarbouT •d on Mood The chari u on s.-:
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    Malayan Museums Were War Casualties
    293 2 The Raffles Museum the war and the period ol scathed, but the museum* Taiping were severe war In the interim between the British evacuation and Japanese occupation i:i December 1941, the Taiping MuI reum was looted of all useful and attractive exhibits by the local
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    UNKNOWN
    63 2 LONDON. Aug. 27. -Fifty Of the Oranienburg concentj^H camp near Berlin will be C J with murder of more 1 inmates before the War '-1 Court opening in Birli thl sßß according to the Hamburg :^m A s m.Kst of the victims re^B sian. there will b e no
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    108 2 I Three Chines,, u h Su Ho*, and Chan Joo belore Magistral,, k' teiday. pleaded gu.,- B of dutiable tobacco in a mo^W Fines of $2,400. $3,840 aQd H were imposed on L, h L ai and re.-pectively A party of revenue offir- ,1 ed the tongkang which had
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    New Court Will Try Singapore "Highway Rabbers"
    274 2 (Tribune Stall Reporter) To deal with cases of over-charuiim by taxi arivers and other similar prosecutions, the Registrar ol Vehicles Court will shortly be re-opened Tlie court will come into being as soon as the Road Transport Proclamation has been amended declared Mr.
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    Traction Workshops Men Join Strikers
    509 3 IoMPANY CONCEDES 4 POINTS I .Tribune Staff Reporter) !l men engaged in the workshop.-, A k r U °d,v -lo™mennn the strike of employees r e Traction Company yesterday he morning, the strikers congregated at DunU r -i d ind drive is and conductors received
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    Penang Doesn't Want Town Planner Yet
    47 3 Penang Doesn't Want Town Planner Yet Reported PBNANO, Wednesday. Commissioners ol sugg^s- j Municipalty em- they con- ripe far such vices. arrived at when p [a letter from it) C t.ny ol the with regard to the rvices oi .1 town planner it to Singapore a year
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    29 3 tew vork. Aim. 26.— According t reports, United States Un--1 )t -liver bullion for the six «ndi-d June 30 totalled ounces ol which 202.000 1 from Mexjco.- Reuter
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    MANUILSKY FOR NEW YORK
    137 3 NEW YORK, Aug. 26:— Dr. Dmitri Manuilsky, Ukraine's Foreign Minister and delegate to the Paris peace conference, was reliably reported here today to be prepared to come to New York to present his country's ca.^e against Greece before the United Nations Security Council which meets on
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    Local Malays Off To Join The BBC
    200 3 (Tribune Staff Reporter) s soon w<.li miss the familiar voices nouncers who will bo leaving for xt Tuesday on a special assignment > a six-months contract to work with the s are Idris Ahmad Shah (2G) a Singand Mustaphabin Shaik Ismail (22) who
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    Employees Accused Of Sabotage
    94 3 Rotarian Crcsson, manager of the S ngapore Rubber Works* comment ing on Mr. Ferguson's speech at the Rotary luncheon yesterday, remarked 'hat from his observalion he found that employees today were practising 'passive sabtoage' because the general tendency amonq them was to do a.s lit He
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    Six Months' R.I. More For Ex-Inspector
    365 3 Six Months' R.I. More For Ex- Inspector Found guilty by the jury by a unanimous verdicl on all three charges in the first case against him, and sentenced accordingly by the Assize judge Mr. Justice N. A. Worley, Chia Kuan Oon, Police Inspector during occupation In the Japanese Special Branch
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    Unknown Soldier Identified
    37 3 'TON AU I ph i soldiS tifled in the I Capt. Colin American air World t in aud Bince rbour Yihen mlon met r bomber unst d postlited at that th,. baW,---1 the thre.
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    $800 FINE ON RICE CHARGE
    101 3 F^n Ch< e Chong i 27) wh ri that two r ol r'u him by a frl nd for wn r( Ti imptJnn hut ted iding Kfilty to a rhj»rL r f ol boarding rice i*i in optician's shop was "ned »n default, four months'
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    Employees Employers Would Like To Have
    306 3 The type of employees employers would like to have was denned by Mr. E. M. F. Ferguson, chairman of the Singapore Chamber of Commern before Rotarians at their luncheon meeting yes- erdav. Iji Mr. Ferguson's opinion. tbCB6 nr e the qualities employers seek in
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    Big Haul Of Rice At FMSR Shed
    156 3 Big Haul Of Rice At FMSR Shed A sequel to the discovery ol j a large quantity of Sbmese ric i by jpevenue offices at S ngapor° railway station on Tuesday, was heard in the Second Distr'.ct Court yesterday when three Chi nese appeared on charges ol transporting rice without
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    Cyprus Objects
    80 3 Nicosia, Cyprus, Aug. 26- ih» genera] council §f the Pan-Qyprlaa Labour Federation ha s protested U> the Governor of Cyprus, Si r Charley Woollcv. against a permanent or temporary settlement of Jewa in Cyprus" because of the effect on supplies The protest nude yesterday was, losed today aftei
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    The Morning Tribune THURSDAY AUGUST 29, 1946. We May Get Less...
    335 4 The Morning Tribune THURSDAY AUGUST 29, 1946. We May Get Less... eptemb r I will We riM'jy We may I igh 1 hope DOi Thus said I Kil •am in bit radio talk the f""<l si' na'ion on Wed > lay night The grai ity of nnot be exagger- ke
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    THIS IS THE EISTED FOD
    1223 4 THIS IS THE EISTED FOD )m Hugh r, Reu'er't i tnt). MOUNTAIN ASH South Wai. Ninety thousand people were for over *ag< r ">> (:;a mi in music, i and he arts at the great national I ■>! Wales, the E Idfod," hi Id here. nothing quite like the E
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    Russians Support Yugoslavia
    266 4 Russians Support Yugoslavia LONDON, AUg. L- I? yesterday dur^d I attempting to ext:t Yugoslavia with a d,,pl a O f ISM force in the Medit ea n -clarc-d the British u, r •undivided domination Middle East M These development incu^ M int-m*-" national attention r-, K, widening rift between the
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    British High Commissioner Name out soon
    198 4 British High Commissioner Name out soon LONDON. Aug. 27 Wlnl t" H Identity of the nrsli British Hi? H Commissioner to India is official secret it i> believed iabie quarters In London thai I •Jost has been accepted kno\v n Foreign Office dip' 1 nam e is expected to be
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      154 5 If it's obtainable anywhere it's in Electrical United Trading Co., bl Stamford Road, Singapore. IF IT IS ANYTHING ELECTRICAL, PLEASE CONSULT US. Embroidery Direct Importers of all kinds of Chtflflfg Hand-made Fancy Goods 10, Battery Road (Rodney House) Singapore Flow* Lotus Flower Shop AT YOUR SERVICE Artificial Fresh Flowers, Presentation
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      206 5 General Merchand FOR ALL YOUR REQUIREMENTS VISIT hi \itro 5, Stamford Road, Singapore. Where a new shipment of porcelain DINNER SERVICE SETS and ALUMINIUM WARE may be inspected Telephone 7563 Hair Dressers Ladirs Hair Dreiscra, Lfttest Fashions and Manicure by Miss Anna Majjorie AnEi Ladies Hair Dressing Saloon Formerly of
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      166 5 Refrtffenhop Marden Compart) Kefrigerating Engineer i 82, Orchard Road P.O. Box 755 Telegrams: "MAR DEN" Singapore. Sanitary QmiwKm FONCHIN Co., Lta Office 64, Wallich Street, Phone No. 7557. Sai;ltary L Electrical Contr»cvor\ EuJlding BepeJreii and Genar* ImporUrs Shoe SHOE CO., LTD. BATA BUILDING. NORTH BRIDGE ROAD Silk Sion Mil SILKS
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    Why Grow Old?
    359 6  -  SDFSFD Josephine Lowmen I f trc's Another w\ pread idea i that their water ild be cuj very low to weight. i ue. Nou will weigh I- mi aftei drinking lots of wa--1 Igh i a However, i and i 1 lost a l' i eliminated from
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    Ex -Servi cemen Rush For Foreign Office Jobs
    174 6 Ex -Servi cemen R ush For Foreign Office Jobs r/"\DON, Aug. til i to build up i Ol attracted 2,814 f Two hundred quali Sur in ion," wh nd profes worked six days ek. Bevln'a democratic' 1 reform* foi service covering an [owei pas mark and a second chance for
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    44 Offer to be Gninea Pigs
    68 6 44 Offer to be Gninea Pigs OELES, Aug 27: OpCi produced an ilai he >>t anting k to I nvuntp 9 kini blast would put oui Ores Dana OTmd. •l BtaUM d on ins--1 ry lettei ten him In s good Will. Soni( wrote 'i 1) .vould ive aiul unfit
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    Cossack Gen. Pleads Guilty To Treason
    163 6 MOS< OW, Aug v. Ataman I ori S menoT, Ccasacfc General in the first World War and afterwords leader <■; th« anti -Soviet White li r-.\" in Asiatic Russia ind Manchuria, has pleded frailty to charges of treason at a suddenly anlounced trial which
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    Our Dumb Blonde
    23 6 Our Dumb Blonde "This scarf ought to be K, enough for me I've I only got a cold in the I head. m
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    Fund For Nile Flood Victims
    92 6 Fund For Nile Flood Victims KHARTOUM. Aug. 27.— The S-^Mp Government lias opmiv; credit for the relief of < N 'i < fl^Hp victims. Hfl The water level at Khartoum fe Urday measured 17 metre highest ever recorded. part* of th c city the Khartoum E.-.'JF is ov(-r flowing tile
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      55 6 LI*L AllXBiill exclusive in malaya to rm morning tr/bi I 1 \m I) Knight to Howl— r>jr 1 jr ijn r r> p I—^^-^1 H r p p Bv Ai r -;«_nP I i: ■■^.ND NC N )I I S% K ™Z?&\ «^A ,'ll do T Toncmnow "1 I 110
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    Making A $3-Million Picture Isn't So Easy-1
    1689 7  - Making A $3-Million Picture Isn't So Easy-1 Henry Gris hoUWVOOD REPORT By^ J Morning Tribune Carres, in Hollywood. S from oui Hohywood correspondeii aew big Hollywood picture, "Arch rid Bergman and Charles Boyei. takes von to the two stars, to the the producer, to the office of the i second
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    Likely Super-Crops Worry Americans!
    170 8 WASHINOTON, Aug. 21 Pamiiw is expected to s1 jfc during the omii i ir, but food proitrollera In the U.S. are bff?inninK o about possible surplu ses, writes Morns J. Hams, Press Correspon deiit. tk U 8 D irtnw ni I Agriculture for wayi and a
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    Woman Lynched
    26 8 M i'i: IS, Aug. 28. One wowMt lynched tad another beaten to death by crowdi yesterday in the Chinglepul distrii t ar nadras.- A.P.
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    AZERBAIJAN DEMANDS
    58 8 'I EH N tag M It i liably reported on Sunday that the delegation dun* v the f,n ent di ioni which th«' Centra! Qovernmeni I Tehe* aU- financial and military fj.-r: c> the in cceed- of the in mi i.t. G- believed I'n Quai .::i •.--Sultanch, h
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    Ahmed Khan Hits U.S. Headlines
    77 8 NEW YORK, Auk. 26— Th e tabbing of 81| Bhftfaat Ahmed Khan. non-I.' i 'u, Iffuslin member of the Indian interim government, is Proninently reported b the American press today. The -tory *ai front-paged In the Baltimore BUn 11 and "Washington under respective headlines, tabbing
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    When Britain Moved To Save Persia From Germans
    816 8 Gen. Wilson's Dispatch LONDON, Auk- 28:— The ioraiation of the Persia and Iraq Command of the British Army in August 1942 to forestall possible invasion of Persia if the Gerwere successful in their south Russian offensive .< rnbed in a despatch from
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    Secret Report On Atom Bomb Experiment
    91 8 Secret Report On Atom Bomb Experiment SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. Admiral Blandy'« "Operation i oads" flagship "BicK (d at San Francisco fro oday bearing a sign attached B iropellor guard: Wi ■I- r radio-active The ihip'i >\i-r t eel explaini (i I amination M'.f>;:;d v jpe and nd d i >;i
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      233 8 2>tV r/ll* AMERICAN Answer To Yesterday's CROSSWORD _T ci U es:- is u;;r, i i n Si-Sa^ P^ftwi^B lk r U:<:it 28 Kaiiin,;,! into43~Dru« 3 SMKSSMLTO T|A:w[SMg[AlPß^]p]n]g 2 3 q 5T> 17 Id |9 \>o In h 2 Qi£HP]ol^^Ate|DjHs|T Y" —1 I 1 NJISSIT A T[T[O^|le| isi^qlrit|spisiplrm rnsj 5 lb
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    china Hails Formataion Of India Interim Govt
    193 9 m r_Coinmunis officials, editors I; personalities hailed the estab- na lonal government of India 1 and expressed gratifl--5 u°i, c e annoinlment. B cliUhek autoe freedom depends largely on tr ..nital of the solidarity and unity of the nation ap r-olf For that
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    Chinese Reds Making Arms
    57 9 Chinese Reds Making Arms TIENTSIN. Aug. 28 A Mukd itch to the n( wspaper Ta Kunu P;k» i Exported that the Cni; Communists have established tour arsenals in Manchuria and arc turning out large fluantitics ol munitions. The paper -aid the long disrupt d train service between Peiping and Mukden
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      153 9 Another Dramatic TriumpS And As Usual U'm \t The Where Everyone Goes For The Best In Entertainment! TODAY 5 Shows 10.30 a. m. 130 4 6.30 9 30 p. mMiss Betty Davis in her supreme achievement! |fl||^Wi W\ |\L lull IN B^SL^ vL the woman who meets her matcb in
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    Jinnah Has Lost Support
    198 10 NEW FORK Am 25 Tfu York Til D an editorial S* Whether or not India ca n no^ take the straight road to indepen- must lose the way in civil btnft between Muslim and Hindu depends not alone upon the- wisdom of the aew leader but
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    U.S. 'Task Force' to Visit Greece
    272 10 U.S. 'Task Force' to Visit Greece WASHINGTON, Ang. 11. The United 8 signed a virtual naval task force, headed l I mighty new aircraft-carrier Franklin D RoosevL .1 Greect target of the new Russian din I The display of naval strength is called offi<x*i "visit ol courtesy 91 but diplomat*
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      123 10 TO-DAY H "Captain Midnight" II Balf) Th: Short Final Chap* (1 L 3 ]> m TO -NIGHT "Where Do We Co FFrom Here" W MED A t r M:.( Ml'HßA'i JOAN IMBUE Midnight (liJPj Baturdai "THE CORSICAN BROTHERS" with Dougla Palrbanki J« In Dual role Until Waniek and Akin ramlrofl
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      43 10 COMPLETE SERIAL A 3-HCUR SHOW MIDNIGHT TO-MORROW NAT LCVINI nwseuto The r VANISHING LEGION •WtftlL HMYC4REY mm booth l lie 'stars' r "Trader Horn shine brighter! ej re with Frankie Dai v. William Desmond and Rex, King of Wild Horses. 12 BIG CHAPTERS
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      102 10 I^ MMWM^"" lIIM Br KI.PADA TOEAN2, NJONJ A2 ihin S'ANAK s\[ Mi I Dengan Sogala Ilormat Kita mengoetjapken Selamiß Tahoen Bahroe Hari Raja Poeasa. In other words, New Year Greetings to our ISLAMII^B patrons and friends. f^^ J|BBsMw»WW iBBBt^pMB^B^ Ix 1 it. ll). 1.-)'/ t' TO-DAV y& w NEWS H
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    Lancs & Middlesex In Race For 2nd Place
    273 11 Lancs Middlesex In Race For 2nd Place COUNTY CRICKET nwnON Aug 27: -With the County cricket already labelled -destination Yorkshire he main interest now is centred on the as south struggle, Lancashire and Middle- ctively» for second place. Both won their £mp<! to leave Lancashire second with 196 /,r ahead
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    Badminton In Park Stadium
    198 11 A Itfge crowd turned up at the Happy World Covered Stadium last I [ay night to witness tin> first odly match to be played In the park since the re-occupation, when thi first string* of the Playfair B.P. met the Amateur Athletic Union. T:.< match was
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    New entertainment Taxes In S'pore
    97 11 The Bew schedule of t& x^\s on Entertainment in Singapore will be effective from Sept. 15 and not Sep:. 1 a s announced earlier. Tru proposed new rates: 'where the payment for admision (including th e amount of the iuty) does not exceed 10 cents
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    "FAST" ENDS TODAY
    44 11 The Malay community today celebrates Harj Rav a terminating the cn j «»f their month of fast with Celebrations in their homes and the Usual round Of visits Ho friends flnd relatives. Th L day has been declared a public holiday.
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    S.S.C.C. Cricket
    40 11 < crick* end: Saturday V Byrde. E. V. V. R. Burton. J Healey, J. Luff. -v,.s, G. K. H Whee er. Sunday on Be«k K. Bishon. r Firkin., A. C. r p J- Luff, D R....Q K. I Tinker.
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    PRNSNH ERFFINH
    17 11 "en g two wrfts I I th R Mr, W Um Phaik *room Kuala Lum-
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    New Colour Controversy In S. Africa
    570 12 N.Z. Says Rugger Touring Team Will v, Zealand, Aug. 28.—New Zealand Rugby Uhion'a announcement th-it they intend to choose a qto vim- South Africa in 1948 irrespective ol ;ir has caused tremendous controversy in soutu Afru Zealand announcement was made by J. PrendevUle, a
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    USELESS EUSTACE
    19 12 v, ell we can't sign im up to meet KUlei Kelly. 5 j It's no use wishin'!!*'
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    Widow Robbed Of Husband's CBE
    176 12 LOS DON, Aug. U.—MfW. AtVih, John Martin, back in London jr( m Hongkong Puison camp Where her husband died, has been robbtd of the few treasures left to her— including her husband's CM Mr Martin uas Consul-General in Chungking from 19*0 until hin death in
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    "Burma Faces Star vation"
    150 12  - "Burma Faces Star vation" Aung San Says Rangoon, Aug. 28.— Major-General Aung Su I president of the Anti-Fascist League, said todtt I "The food situation is acute in Burma and we lag I starvation owing to Government's lack of initiative 1 and foresight. "We must first help ouiself and only
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    CALCUTTA RIOTING: 2,132 ARRESTS
    213 12 CALCUTTA RIOTING 2,132 ARRESTS Calcutta, Aug. 28. A Government spokesman nays 2,132 persons have been arrested in connection with the riots last week. A Calcutta official said on Tuesday that S(4M bodies have been counted since the end of rioting. The recent proclamation of the Governor of Bengal declaring Calcutta
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    MAJOR KILLED
    45 12 BAfAVIA. Allg. 28. A 3ii:i>n spoktsma,, announced today that Major James W. Arkvi], M.C. and bar, son of «i r Noel Arkdl of Wiltshire, w.is tilled on Aug. 21. leading a Gurkha patrol i n hand-to-hand combat againai an Indonesian Concentration near Bck.i^i.
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    HAD ADMIRALTY SERGE, FINED
    146 12 cloth reUilers, Chua l> and Tee Chan ulio m !in tli, I m jj| I fful pos- Ing to tin had shop Road witliou* being an ■■'urc' tiv j r or ILsp|ay< <; n I I stall, d 5132. "f $152 was Imposed On who had
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    6 DROWNED In TRAINING OPERATION
    108 12 6 DROWNED In TRAINING OPERATION COLCHESTER. Aug. 28. Six i recruits Wcffc drowned jresl when an assault boat In which d were carrying out their fust borne training operation < a flooded gravel pit at Fiiu Nine £<* ashoiv. ridded rhemsol of equipment and then i»* to help their comrade
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