Morning Tribune, 10 September 1946

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    12 1 MORNING TRIBUNE W mt (Sew Series) 10 CENTS "> UESDAY. SEPT 10, 1946.
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    Rain Halts Bombay Riots
    199 1 c n q The worst monsoon rain of the .the woes of strife-torn Bombay, us n 1 L disrupt communic ations, and city for more than a Week. L official count, tne Gait? Itol totalled 237 X: a nd 720 injured. fclice and military offied 168
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    Trieste Casualties
    45 1 I Sept, 9.— Then were 12 casualties, two of Kunshot wounds, m Sunet lighting m :> -'-'l today. hand m thrown at an ulting m slight <»c Allied officer and Miors. aeiim Guilia md one civi- m<in mded m the a after the Reuter
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    9 1 10. King his small Turkish port private, yacht ■•<tlytook
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    10 1 SThe United hich has w part of Medtter- Pira,,, s
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    The Army Does Not Like To Go To Church
    212 1 Alder shut, Sept. vu Congregations at garrison churches yesterday Army's first no church parade Sunday varied from a packed morning service al one church to an attendance of 26 m a church t licit could hold 850. The Royal Service Corps
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    Mercy Flight To Save A Murderer
    201 1 Caithness, Sept. 9.— A member of Parliament's private plane itood on a Scottish airport today ready to take off at a moment's no ice on a one-thousand mil** mercy flight to Private Andrew Sutherland, who waits m Vienn n under the shadow of deathIn
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    Mufti Appeals To Palestine Higher Arabs
    88 1 Jerusalem. S<>pi. t. Tht MufH of Jerusalem has xeman urgi ni summons to Ihe Palestine Arab H cjher Comhdtiee of which h P t M chair-mo7i--to proceed to Alexandria immediately to reticle <ht question of Palestine A>ab participation m the Paltst ne talks m
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    Bulgaria Votes Republic
    78 1 SOFIA, Sept. 9.— The King or tho Republic plebiscite showed a complete victory for the Republic today as 3,801,160 persons voted for the Republic, and 171,000 for monarchy, while the remainder were blank or spoiled out of a total voting list of 4,103,000. 92 per cent of
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    Communists Loosen Grip On Tatung
    121 1 Communists Loosen Grip On Tatung PEPING, Sept. 9— The siege of Tatung was slackened today as the Communists withdrew to defend Kalgan, Chinese press despatch** rrported. Part of the troops withdrawn from Tatung are being moved to Thinii ing, north of Tatung, to reinforo the garrison there, said the Catholi<
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    RUSSIANS TELL NEWSMEN 'NO'
    90 1 WEIMAR, Germany, Sept. 9. The Russian authorities here refused the request by a group of touring American correspondents to visit the former Nazi concert tration camp of Buchenwald an the ground it is now a "Red Army military installation." The request was rejected by Colonel Michael
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    JEW TERRORISTS CRIPPLE PALESTINE RAILWAY SYSTEM
    435 1 JEW TERRORISTS CRIPPLE PALESTINE RAILWAY SYSTEM Jerusalem, Sept. 9.— British Military Headquarters today Degan to sift reports of countryside attacks made last night by Jewish terrorists on the Palestine railway system m an attempt to assess the damage caused by this new wave of terrorism. The main incidents were: Haifa-Cairo
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    Machine-Gunned Vessel Arrives In Singapore
    635 2 Machine-Gunned Vessel Arrives In Singapore CREWS TELL OF DUTCH ACTION ON HIGH SEAS (Tribune Stall Keporter) Just before the break of dawn on Auk. 2 with a thin veil of mist hanging down like a cold curtain over the waters of the Banka Straits, a Singapore LCT, I 2300, was
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    THIS WEEK'S MENU
    76 2 THIS WEEK 'S MENU People's Restaurant TODAY: Rice, potatoes, chicken, end onion stew, carroU, spinach. TOMORROW; Hokkicn mcc, beet $ovp, prawns, brown fried on\ons, tougay, kangkong. THURSDAY HOLIDAY. FRIDAY: Rice, potatoes, cuttle flth, lowgap, salad dressing vith tomato sauce SATURDAY (European .Food): Mushed potatoes, Gammon (pickled t*ork), carrots, pumpkin, choy
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    $2,500 BAIL FOR SEPOY
    67 2 Bui; of $2 sou waj offered to an Indian lepoy, Mustagh Htuleln, m the Fir.st L)i trl I Court I terday wtoen be claimed tr*ai harg'- Ol criminal breach i trust m n cci ol 50 bal b oi mi* I i iiu*-ci $***** be tng
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    STORE HAS VEGETARIAN SOCIETY
    155 2 STORE HAS VEGETARIAN SOCIETY (Tribune Staff Reporter) Singapore is to have a vegetarian society. The Singapore Vegetarian Society ivas formed on Sunday, Sept. 8. The Society aims to popularise vegetarianism and will uork out nutritive and cheap meals purely from vegetable, ingredients available m the local markets. Mr. Sten von
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    Court Rules Jap Generals Have A Case To Answer
    416 2 Tho defence m the Outram Road Prison trial m which two Japanese major-generals and 42 other Japanese personnel of the prison are facing atrocity charges against British and Allied PoWs and a number of civilian residents, opened m the Third War
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    Japanese General Gives Evidence In Sime Road Camp Case
    399 2 Japanese General Gives Evidence In Sime Road Camp Case complete denial of assaulting any of the ternees either at the Changl camp or at ti. Road camp, was the defence put up by Cap:. Su; the first accused m the Sime Road camp trial which he and four others are
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    APPEAL DISMISSED
    109 2 Salim bin Zin, stated to be a| corporal m the R.A.F. police Changi, appealed unsuccessfully yesterday before Mr. W J. Thorogood against a sentence o! two-and-a-half years' rigorous imprisonment imposed m the District Court for carrying arms and ammunition. Mr. M. Ismail who appeared for the corporal stated
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    On Armed Robbery Charge
    56 2 Lim Kirn Huat and Long stood trial before M r tice N. A. Worley at the Singapore Assizes yesui a charge of armed robber Loron- m Geylang ol c jewellery amounting to on May 18. Yew Long was also an on a second charge m tion
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    In Forbidden Area, Gaoled
    62 2 Yong San (35) who was found m the Singapore Harbour Board forbidden area without a permit from the Port Security Office, was sentenced to six months' rigorous imprisonment by Second District Judge T. T. Russell, yesterday. Yong had six prevJ tions. two pro-war, ai the tour
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    THIEF DRIVES CAR OVER BRIDGE, FOILS POLICE
    872 3  - THIEF DRIVES CAR OVER BRIDGE, FOILS POLICE N. T. R. SINGAM Tribune Reporter Sets Out With The Police To Trap Car Thieves And Reports: MORE THRILLING THAN HOLLYWOOD CAN MAKE IT BY KUALA LUMPUR, Sept. 9:— A brilliant trap, about 30 minutes of anxious suspense m an ambush, a hot
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    Traction Strikers Make 5-Point Plan
    225 3 (Tribune Staff Reporter) r s re Traction Company authorities informed the m n/ a7/ //m/ t/ie» «?omM meet the president union* and jA other committee members for nego- n th¥m£n? 2fter a tneelng at their union presses, e a five-point proposal asking the management to
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    Medical College Scholarships And Exhibitions Awarded
    154 3 owing have been awarded King Edward VII ollrj ol Alt dicine scholarships: ck Boca (Singapore). I n Loo Poh Chew i. ag Pui Kwang Chiu Kirn Boon (SinNgoon Wye (Penik). 1 Bian H< nqr (Penang)i IV Fun-^ Guan Swe e (S'.ngalan Kam Chuan <
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    Alleged Firing On Constables
    76 3 A Malay. Ahmat b. Carus, wa? ordered to be remanded m custody until today after tw r charges, of attempted murder 01 two police constables and armrd robbery were explained tc him m the Fourth Police Court yesterday. It was alleged that after robbing a Chinese
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    FINED FOR REFUSING TO SELL WHISKEY
    246 3 Acting on instructions, tea* porary revenue officer Neo Gin Guan walked into a licensed liquor shop m Havelock Road and ftfk< d for a bottle of Scotch whiskey. He wa s told that thenwa.s none m itOCX but when Cus' tonis oflicers immediately after
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    13 JAPS TO HANG TOMORROW
    282 3 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Nine Jap officers, Including a Lieutenant-Colonel are among the 13 condensed war criminaJs who will go to the gallows m Changi Gaol at 9 a.m. to-mor-row for atrocities committed on British and Dutch PoWs. Lt.CoJ. Anami San.so will ko to the gallows
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    STOKER ON DEATH CHARGE
    49 3 Stoker G. E. Jackson who was charged with causing the death at the 4th mile, Thomson Road, on Aug. 23 of a Chinese, Yap Ah Lian, by driving a jeep m a negligent manner, claimed trial be fore Second District Judge T T. Russell, yesterday.
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    $100 Fine For Having Dagger
    90 3 Pleading tli'at he had can a dagger tor self-protection Ghani b. Ainan, n middle-;. Javanese, was found guihy ol being m possession oi a dagger and Rhed $100 m the First District Court yesterday. Ghani was arrested on the Mt of Aug. 20 following a
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    Morning Tribune TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1946. Wall Street And Strikes
    413 4 Morning Tribune TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1946. Wall Street And Strikes 1 i, t v, all sin rt crash and mi ting from the paraiy- mien form background befon which to attempt to survey the world ial situation and the pr, trend of pria 1 sa < which i- so vital
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    "Closed Shop Controversy
    1656 4 OUR LETTER FROM LONDON Tribune j Correspondent j Fleet Street, Sept. 5 j 1 J i Labour OoYcrnment m Bmain over a year ago has certainly not solved labour problem!. You m.ght Imagine that with Socialism In power willing workers would be content to Met on with
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      169 5 I Ar C-r Curtos cTk tang R VER VALLEY EOAD. ■«<• Spore, s.s. 1.. s :i kind, of Eastern Ar« an d Crafts. W*— Cos ft. .<« Max Factor H* ],rodui J Bimurelk Gift Sets" :dn Presents, etc. I ALLA BUX 1 CO., I rtb Budge Road. SiOWore Hotel BuUdftH)
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      133 5 Music Store T.M.A. Music House, 61/63, High Btreet, Singapore. For PIANOS, MUSIC ft RECORDS. 'Phone 7465. Optician Regarding the eye sight Consult: New China Optical Co. 71, High Streit, Singapore. Phone 3786. I Photographer i Singa Photo Studio If High Street, BINGAPORE. Indoor and Outdoor Photographers j Pianos USED PIANOS
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      162 5 Sanitary Contractor? FONGHIN&Co, La Offifo 64, Wallich Street, Phone No. 7557. Sanitary Electrical Comr%«*-\ Bu:ld::itf Repairers and QtL*n» Importers. Shoes SHOE CO., LTD. BATA BUILDING. NORTH BRIDGE ROAD Silk Stan NEH SILKS In New Designs At Melwanr* Expert Ladies Drcssmakrrt s^. North Bridge Rd. Tele. IU% Sports Toys Specialists m
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    Why Grow Old?
    325 6  -  Josephine Low man sf More About Nails 1 un< 1 j ontpaniei are working constantly on creams and formulas. They are adding and subtracting new Ingredient! m order to overcome faults In their products ai;d t<. make you even lovelier. Those houses which concentrate on hands know
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    Boy King's Crown At Stake
    256 6 Boy King's Crown At Stake SOFIA. S pt. 8. --In a *mall country bouse outside Sofia Bui- a's nine-year-old boy King Simeon today awaited the result Of his people's referendum on Monarchy— already a foregone conclusion a s all parties including the Opposition have pledged their support for the Republic.
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    21 6 SOFIA, Sept. 8: The Communist leader, Georgi Dimitrov, speaking over the Bulgarian radio, declared "Bulgaria will not be a Soviet republic."
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    Bombay Lull Broken
    190 6 Bombay. Sep c 8 —The Sunday lull m the not situation was broken this afternoon v hostile crowds clashed m the northern part city. Police opened fired to disperse thi t en Casualties Were not disclosed. Five mon cases occurred during the day. BOMBAY, oepi. rive p-i
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    Arabs May Send Observers
    86 6 JERUSALEM, Sept. B.—Wellinformed Arab circles here tonight believe Palestine Arabs may still send as "observers" a delegation to the Palestine talks due to open officially m London on Tuesday. Today Transjordan, Saudi Arabia and Syria made a last minute effort to persuade the Palestine Arab Higher
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    PLOT AGAINST QAVAM GOVT DISCOVERED
    140 6 PLOT AGAINST QAVAM GOVT DISCOVERED it, tit kan, xepr. 6—Correipondenls of Tthcran new. papers report from hpahank South Persia thai v plot again: the security of the coinvryhm been discovered. Martial kz and curfew have b> cd. Prince Firow.. one o; leading members of h( P<r. sian Government, VL^.crm went
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    STRIKERS WILL OBLIGE UNRRA
    61 6 NEW YORK, Sept. 9. -Mr. rello H. LaGuardia. UNRRAS I rector-General, said on thai Mr. John Curran, Pre ident the Congress of Industrial sations national maritime union, ii agreed to order the striking v seamen to sail with any fully load* UNRRA relief ship. Thirty-seven i.«hips
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      145 6 LFL VII\U( EXCLUSIVE IN MALAYA TO THE MORNING TRIBUNE I L L_ j I There's Cihouls m Them Thar Hills! By Al til 'if f T.; V/ISIT LOWFP SLOBe/ ViA \4^ I^D r YOu^ LIKING GUNG SK MO, VC WELL- SHE "M 153 11 KiAKE YOU APPREGIATE WHEREVER YOU JBI
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    1946 Vintage Film Girl Has To Work Hard
    962 7  - 1946 Vintage Film Girl Has To Work Hard Henry Gris Hollywood Gossip By If Mor ng Tribune S Cor i Hollywood. HOLLYWOOD.-It i s estimath that m spite or the fact that B, m the United ill rar from normal, Way rolling stock nieted by war, bus lines still their
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    Sweden Ready To Grant Russia Loan
    256 7 STOCKHOLM Sept. 8 Sweden is ready to grant Russia a credit of 200,000,000 kroner per year for five years to finance Russian imports from Sweden, the Swedish Foreign Office announced to-night. Sweden is alro ready to make a trade agreement with Russia for the
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    MAURETANIA NEXT YEAR
    46 7 LONDON. Sept. 8. The Cun-ard-White Star Line unnoui. it hopes to have the 35.677-t«>n luxury liner Mauritania back on the North Atlantic run early m 1947.- The Mauretania. which .saw service during the war, is at present m drydock at Liverpool refitting. A.P.
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    Street Fighting In Trieste
    200 7 Street Fighting In Trieste TRIESTE. Sept. B.— Street fighting broke out m Trieste today when United States and British military and Venezia Giulia civil police broke up a pro-Yugoslav crowd- Despite th e Allied Military Government ban on demonstrations, a crowd had gathered to commemorate the anniversary of the shooting
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    Third A-Bomb Test Shelved
    228 7 WASHINGTON. Sept. 7.- Pr si dent Truman has directed an inde- mte postponement of the deep un-Jl-r-u;.tor atom bomb test which had -m [„l«t,,,ed, .l«t,,,ed for next it wa, ••ffi<-ially announced lure today postponement had i>, on rtv-r,--22?* CkM of s taff. War md Navy Seeretarfe
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    Homeless Britons Invade Empty Luxury Flats
    340 8 LONDON. SEPT. 1.--OVER V 5 v»r,v kxiiii IFS PRESENTING 500 HOMELESS £V%FD CONVERGED ON A LARGE Bl ,CK *< F CC *Z I.IXI'RY FLATS THIS AFTERNOON AND TOOK POSSESSION. mQrriP rt In h( j avv rain u' f) *l J^» liaiul J j j
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    HK STUDENTS TO LEAVE BY 'BRITTANIC
    108 8 HK STUDENTS TO LEAVE BY 'BRITTANIC It if understood thai tfafl ekflß H«,ng Kong students :.trand?d' m Singapore whik- S9 to land will probably sail by the "Brittanic" on Sunday. The mx scholarship fttudtnts awYu Shiuk Sui, Yu Kwai Ko. Ronald Arab, Raymond Huang, Ho Gna Ming and Mary Suifiad.
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    13-YEAR RECORD BROKEN
    47 8 HELSINKI, Bept. 9. -Finland's raantr, Viijo Beino, on Sunday the world record for tour mil-. I'duccd the 1933 lvrord mad< bf his countryman, bO Hollo, of l'J rnin. 1 Sf-c. to 18 mm 57 Mi Heino uit hi.s eompctitori HMily b -.und A .P.
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    Yugoslav Interference: UK Complaint
    117 8 Yugoslav Interference: UK Complaint TRIESTE. S"pt. B.— The hcadqvarten of the British 13th. Corps today issued a statement complaining of Yugoslav interference with Allied military vehicles and coniiscation of Allied property <<n the road running through Vug Kslav-occupied znn "B" ol Venezia Giulia. The road s that which by agreement
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    EUROPEAN WOMAN TACKLES GUNMAN
    349 8 Raffles Hotel Shooting Singapore, Monday. An urmi.-d thief, who was surprised **«*>* uaats of a room on the first floor of Raffles hotel I wounded a Sikh watchman m the chest m footing his way out of the hotel at 5 a.m., to-day. Tne Srhman who
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    Hundreds Late For School
    389 8 Hu nd reds La te For School (TRIBUNE STAFF REPORTER) SINGAPORE, MONDW BLACK MONDAY" SEEMED ALL THE MORf "Bl ACKER" FOR THOUSANDS OF BOYS AND GIRLS U HO EITHER HAD TO WALK TO SCHOOL, BEG FOR l IFTS OR CRAM THEMSELVES INTO ALREADY OVERLOADED PRIVATE BUSES IN ORDER To REACH
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    New Air Speed Record Bid
    97 8 TANGMERE, Sussex. SeptBritain may attempt this to raise her world air speed record of 616 miles per hour up yesterday by Group Capt. E. M. Donaldson. The R.A.F. speed i i:< which ho the leader is nuing to stay here tor some day If the
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    PUBLIC EXECUTIONS BANNED
    27 8 PUBLIC EXECUTIONS BANNED WARSAW, Sept. i— P cution.s m Poland htv« fl by the Ministry of J laid thai inch I W Rlisins effc youth.- A .P.
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      304 8 Tr^ T/iw AMERICAN VACATION DAYS tMswn i > Crossword Puzzle FC^ lF^ ACROSS 32-.W only ulcked 5- II A R^E M 2 b.t atrocious iX- Tv^M^lv upl .Id 14-Untmtliful per«oi. li^-^i N .T« JP^-p4i>--J :is— What vacation |E A 5 EI&S c.f vacati'.r. oMen gives F^i TI?Ei r .:J 7-Vacation
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    British Legion Founder Dies
    101 9 LONDON. Sept. 7. —C01. L\ jHtath. Secretary of the Bn Legion from It* foundation m 1921 until his retirement m 1940, <lied at hi s home at Hurlingham on Saturlay. Heath's CV.O. was a personal honour by King George V which followed th e great Jubilee
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      154 9 At The Worlds GLOBE G.W DAILY: 3 7 9.15 p.m. "CAROLINA BLUES" (Kay Kyser Ann Miller) Opening Thursday 'BACK TO BAT AAN (JlMj N#W DAILY: 3 7 915 p.m. FIVE GRAVES TO CAIRO' Franchot Tone Anne Baxter TO-NIGHT: 7 9.15 pm. "SABOTAGE" Arleen Whelan Gordon Oliver Opening Thursday "The Miracle
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    New Ill-Feeling In Paris Seen
    183 10 New IllFeeling In Paris Seen TARIS. R<pt. 9:- A nfw p'-ak m rnational iil-fe«-Lng was m Dl iii.ion pctn (onfcvi-nc- a.s it ny <:i Sunday night for th<' 21--.nto another W« k Hrn decision on TllliH and the It.iljan-Yugo.%lav boundary lino is ttffl Ifl b* fought ..r, and MttOlMM b
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    Armed Forces Hold 'Olympics' In Berlin
    416 10 BERLIN, Sept. 9.— A w< il-baianced American Army team won the arme.i forces 1 Olympics" on Sunday before 85,000 track and field fans. Eight nations (->m\)^ <-d. The American team red 57 points, Denmark 2, Belgium 21, France 20 Gnat Britain 12, Netherlands 11,
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    Farmers' Delivery Strike
    94 10 Farmers' Delivery Strike EDMONTON. Sept. 7.-Farm-ers m Canadian wesi estimated at 50.000 by th r Alberta Farm Union today moved to a li \vn" with the Dominion mmi at ov< r prices by beginning a 30 days' delivery Btrik on all farm pr< clue: Th Partners 1 Union call out
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    AIRBORNE & GULF STREAM TOPPED
    185 10 AIRBORNE GULF STREAM TOPPED St. Lc'jjrr l*ros|M»<*iv LONDON Sept. B.— Most newspatiu*- racing m respondents appear to consider the St Leger at D on caster on Wednesday as a two-horse race, the D<*rb\ winner Airborne and the runner-up Gulf Stream Ui ten leading Sunday p ap r correspondents, five Derby
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    U.K. 'Preparing For War In Middle-East'
    105 10 MOSCOW, Sept- 8. -The allegation that Britain was making Intensive wa r preparations" m :he Middle East "plac e d'armes" -Transjordan and Palestine-— is made m today' s Soviet Army newspaper "Red Star" m an article by Col. Tolchokov. "The construction of military objectives
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      54 10 1 .I I II il 9.30 p.m. Phone 3400 C, '/?/i ND t WEMNG 1 C )DA V! AM EXOTIC STORY OF LOVE AND ADVENTURE ON SOI TH SEA ISLAND! LOVE AND DRAMA BBOUGHT TO THE SCREI N VRf TttlS WATIREBETTV GRABLE.I AJ Bi OAli^.r: oong Ur ine Islands' lsth
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      154 10 vvv vvvvvvj VICTOR V Commeinoratioim CELEBRATIONS at the G N. WCRLDsI i.iy:Ai would < 1 To-night f c -morrow Night Thursday I Lantern Procession, Decorated Vehicles and a Publuß) Procession of the Grand Wedding of Tw o Celebrated* Characters from the pages of Chinese Mythology! m \i: w woitui I
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    Mandore 'Fined' $25 For Alleged Rape
    377 11 •Trieal" By Labour luioii lirse of a trial before Mr. Justice Spencer which the head Mandor of West Country was convicted of rape, it appeared ii p Chairman, Secretary and some Committee of the Labour Union on the estate, instead of rll hp incident
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    Y.M.C.A. Finance Appeal
    114 11 to following donations are nowiedged with thanks: »ceeds of Football Match, Bth August, R.A.P. (Seletar) Combine.! Y.M.CA 5>829.50 f. G. Limdon 100.00 Has v per t. A. Pakir 50.00 I talons per Mr. Foo Hee im 15 00 nations pel Mr. Andrew *c 38.00 cations per Mr.
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    Tomorrow's Stadium Football
    83 11 A charity soccer match m aid of the YMCA Rehabilitation Fund and the Salvation Army Boys' Home has been arranged to be played at the Jalan Besar Stadium tomorrow between the S.C.F.A. and the Combined YMCA. The Combined YMCA team will be represented as follows: T. Davision;
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    Kramer Wins U.S. Tennis Tide
    114 11 FOREST KILLS, Sept. 9— Jack Kramer of Los Angeles proved decisively to be the nations best amateur tennis player and Tom Brown Junior of San Francisco, proved just about as conclusively to be the secnod best Although Brown finally was defeated by 9-7. (>-.°>, 6-0,
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    WANTS COURT TO DECIDE FOR HIM
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    More U.S. Surplus Ships For China
    209 12 Washington. Sept. 8.-The UNRRA ha i billion dollar feliel programme for China now deludes 130 United States Navy surplus boats to be added to Cb^SS^ g^cnii 9 W to 85 feet km* *v departed for Shanghai from the American west coad and others are
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    JINNAH 'READY TO GO TO PRISON'
    189 12 LONDON, Sept. 9.— 11 the British Government v ere to "inVite me to London to start a new series of ere on an equal footing with other negotiators I should accept," Moslem leader Mohamed Ali Jinnah told the special correspondent of the Daily Mail,
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    Food Conference Opens Today
    54 12 77,, I )-day Septembei nthly meeting of liaison ofrs from the territories 0} South East Asia begins today at the office of the Specia Commissioner m South tasi Asia, Lord Killearn. The conference will considei particularly the rice situation A communique icill be published at the
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    CHINESE COMMUNISTS ACCUSED
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    OUT OF ST. LEGER
    55 12 London. Sept. ft.— Renter Is Informed hat Edward Tudor has gonr- amiss and is to be .struck out ol the Saint Leger. It is under.-.tcod 'hat the h'irse caught b chill alter a final galiop over the St. Legtr distance ol one and three-quar e r
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    367 12 WASHINGTON, Sept. 8:— Increasing hroughout the world was predicted by United lood experts unless crop production was virtually übled within 10 years. In a world food survey the United Nations F and Agriculture Organisation expects the global pop lation to increase by 25 per cent,
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    $3,000 For Charity From Dance
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