Morning Tribune, 17 September 1946

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    13 1 MORNING TRIBUNE W*^ m^ -wic Series) 10 CENTS I esday, SEPT 1/. 1948.
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    UNKNOWN
    218 1 cpni 16 Chinese Governmeni troops redges into the Communists' Yenannmunications, m an effort to isolate v ''irs Peace hopes dropped to near zero. pokes-or thai city, or this or that 1 Fing-nan,area. We are not worried. lose this The Government may 1 'seize land but cannot win ihr i
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    62 1 16 Cagt. hi X om war E. ring i moon the Unic immission •>n all counts war resulting m numb r ol An)'' ncr of war '01. GejJ Matsuda. command of the same camp, was given hard labour for t'n n red to war prii rs and also failure
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    7 INCHES OF RAIN IN 24 HOURS
    32 1 on most of halted today inches „l dm, ib 01 30,.ni. ItnM i\-a\, throut?ll I i. i arc, th« perti betim I«» S «,h,r Reuter
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    502,000 Divorces
    25 1 i'l.-One broke up for three that were the Federal today. lam ended li »n 1 nting a 25 ■1 Divorces 1 J which
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    JINNAH MEETS THE VICEROY
    428 1 JINNAH MEETS THE VICEROY New Delhi, Sept. 16.— The President of the Muslim League, Mr. Jinnah met the Viceroy, Lord Wavell, a': 5.3>) p.m. today. He has com at the Viceroy's invitation for a personal discussion and review of the political situation. It was officially announced today that it has
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    "Ghost Of Guam" Booed On Return
    277 1 GUAM, Sept. 16.— A hundred booing Guamanians. carrvinu signs of protest today met Navy Lt. George Tweed, the "Ghost of Guam", when he returned to the island with a new automobile as a gift for a man who helped him elude the Japanese during
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    Political Executions In Spain
    116 1 Political Executions In Spain Washington s -pt. 16. -The Spanish Republ ran Oovcmm*vj m Exile tcdav reported to UNO Secretary-General Trygve Lie that 31 Spanard, havo n executed or condemned to death by the Franco author! t L*s". for political r^uoons m the past three nv>nths. Ti^e communication said 962
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    Palestine Talks Hope
    148 1 LONDON, B«pt. 16. The Pak-stim-I Conference m London .'ournod i aft-r this morning's seaiOD possibly until ThUis.lay to allow the Arab delegations to -tudy the reply by Mr. Ernest Bo via, British Foreign Minister to their criticisms of BriItiri "provincial autonomy" plan for Prili.'StilH-. Mr. Bavin's reply
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    Eight Japs To Die For Death Railway Crimes
    475 2 One ol the war crime; trials which has crea ed a >rd for 1 8 len edings and the voluminous documentary evidence produced by the prosecution, concluded yesterday when <'\u\\{ of the 15 Japanese who were on trial for atrocities committed on
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    Drinking Bout Led To Death
    113 2 A Hylam employed at the RAF., Chatlfft, left his house on June c j for a drinking bout, and, landed m the General Hospital with a fractured skull. lie va cycling home that night when he fell off his bicycle and broke his skull. The
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    Read Bible On Eve Of Suicide
    74 2 A finding of suicid*- by hanging was rfturnrd by the Coroner Mr W G Porter, yesterday, when an inquiry was h<*ld into the death ol »n Indian Paklr Kathan, pmployed ai the r.a.f. tar i found d ad latr ne i f the <•••■
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    ADMIRALTY
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    FALSE EVIDENCE ALLEGATION
    104 2 FALSE EVIDENCE ALLEGATION Allegi rl have fabricated I >re a c mmlsslone 1 t tin Supreme Court i Th< r hlnese, l tr'ai when he was; bel on P r Dlstr ct Fud P ul 81 >rr. y 'rrday. I v t »v> >" T ted on h bel re
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    DUD COAL CARGO SOLD: OFF TO JAVA
    173 2 DUD COAL CARGO SOLD: OFF TO JAVA Fhe Sam Trent, one of the two Ministry of Transport ship> which has lain m Singapore i road* tor eleven weeks with a cargo ol dud coal bought at Pearl Harbour, will leave Singapore today on instructions from Londun, lor Batavia, where the
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    10 Years & Cat For Armed Robber
    93 2 10 Years Cat For Armed Robber Yip J.oi Kow, 21-year-old ChineM, was sentenced by Mr. Justice! W. J. Thoro^o )d at the second Singapore Assizes yesterday to ten years' r porous imprisonment and six strokes of the "cat". The! sentence was deferred from last week when the jury found the
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    Divorce Granted In K. L Action
    219 2 (Our Own Reporter.) D. v. o. Wijesinghe, sunervisor, relecommunicatiens Department, Kuala I umpur, was granted a deprree ni^i against Ms wife Plorls Ernestine Wijesinghe, Boudewy i, by the Chief Justice Mr. H C. Willan, following a divorce suit m. the Suprrmo Couri to-day The
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    WOMAN TRAPPED IN FACTORY BLAZE
    182 2 WOMAN TRAPPED IN FACTORY BLAZE The story of hoic a womm worker at ttu nerh t department of Messrs. A.V.M. Abdul Kassijn i Guan Street, met her death when the vremi v'^^M ted by fire on June 18, was graphically told at therrSM er's inquiry yesterday before Mr. W. G.
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    14 Ships Freed, But Sino-Dutch Deadlock Persists
    373 2 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Des;;Le a week's negotiations involving the locs government, the Dutch authorities as well as tb Chinese Chamber of Commerce, the deadlock betwa the Dutch and the local Chinese merchants, whos ships and cargoes were confiscated by the Dutch a Muntok,
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    13 ARRESTED
    51 2 a police raid rrorn'ne: on w< den rnj Whampoa Ri v< r ffOOn Ro?d bad i Second Police Courl when a charge of h •ntothe store nt the Ro?d W'relesa Si pl?lned to twelve C\ Another Chinese arrested at the he spltal. Bail wa.3 disallow^ case was postpont
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    Judge's Summing-up In Kluang Court Martial
    653 3 Kluang, Monday. m their ovenlike airstrip hangar court-room here to-day with registering about a hundred degrees, the 258 paratroopers of i^ernth < Lancashire) Regiment Airborne Division listened for ninety exhaustive summing up of the Judge advocate, Major L. A. j. he penultimate stage of
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    Map Medico's Evidence
    90 3 that during h:< h the Military r thei Outram Road 'gjween Nov. 1942 and IW3 conditions were quite Capt. Yajima Mitsuo, J time medical off) :er whi trial with 43 others on atnst Allied s and civilian residents, Third War Crimes there had death during the civilian
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    FIRE ENGINE COLLISION: COURT SEQUEL
    160 3 FIRE ENGINE COLLISION: COURT SEQUEL When the case of Driver' W. A. B. Hall of the RASC was transferred for mention b. fore F.rst District Judge Paul S.orr yesterday, the Court was informed that Mr. T. W. Ons ha> been assigned by the Bar Committee to defend Hall. Hall, who
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    $2.50 MEALS
    63 3 The attention of restaurant i owners is drawn to the recent amendment of the Meal m Establishment Order which lays down that the maximum charge for any one meal shall not exceed $2.50. Th^s maximum charge is applicable m all cases b'jth when meals are served a j
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    Sumatra Chinese Traders Ask For Settlement
    238 3 Sumatra Chinese Traders Ask Fo r Settlement (Tribune SlafT Reporter) The request that the Dutch authorities should settle the dispute between them and the Chinese traders by political means and not by enforcing additional duties on goods exported from areas not under the Dutch control is contained m an appeal
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    Policemen Refused $4,034 Bribe From Opium Smugglers
    416 3 How a small "koleh" attempting to slip out of the Empire Dock with a load of 450 pounds of opiun. In the early hours of a mcrning m August was compelled to stop by a shot fired m the air by a policeman
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    Anti- Smuggling Drive In Kedah
    109 3 i Our Own Reporter) Penang, Monday. Kedah has started a vigorous drive against smuggling goods, which are m short supplies m i Malaya, to Siam. Goods include cigarettes, tinned provisions. I milk and cloth. Trains to Alor j Star are occasionally raided by combined military
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    ARMS CHARGE
    50 3 A charge of being m poeeesi a of 649 rounds of .18 ammunition on Sept. 1") at the junction of Tiolijr Bahru And H«nd»r.>on Koads, wall explained to Chan Fonj* m the Third Police <"'< yesterday by Ma^i^trat*.Ahmad bifl Ibrahim. He was remanded In police custody f>f 18
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    PENANG GLU CELEBRATES
    136 3 Our Own Correspondent) PENANG, Monday. "We can now come into doi CQQt&Ct with the parent bod> ;>nri have stronger support. Bald Mr. Ml Thean Seng, chair d tn of Penang olu at i meet in<> In celebration pi the PanMalayan Genera] Labour Union affiliation to the wftu.
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    Morning Tribune TUESDAY, SEPT. 17, 1946. Congested Courts
    540 4 Morning Tribune TUESDAY, SEPT. 17, 1946. Congested Courts The km r couii ■•/•'i )< n are not functioning as they should ler to five rehabilitation chance. The conges(i,. ?i oi wli ii urn as t- ax the capa it) the organisation to the Utmost This arises from a variety of
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    Marginal Comment
    1421 4  -  Harold Nicholson S Copyright I n Malaya By 15 v Special Arrangement wi th the London Spectator). I have Uf-# ii following with Interest not unmixed with perplexity, the Indignation which i b'-'-n ar i d In Russia by the two periodicals or magazines called Zvesda and Leningrad.
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    Anglo-Egyptian Talks To Open To-day
    80 4 Anglo -Egyptian Talks To Open To-day ALEXANDRIA, .1 words 'Ron. I were the only 5 the press aft.-r this mornim-ij I inp here between I I Pasha. Egyptian p, I and Lord Stantgate, I negotiator m the V/l I treaty revision talk I nald lan Campbell, Bi I tador to
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    Jewish Agency Condemns Outrages
    159 4 Jewish Agency Condemns Outrages JERUSALEM, Sept. Jewish Agency statement LdJ condemned "m the I possible terms" the recent r ;;:J rages m Palestine which it des*^. cribtd as a form of r 2.;-:-B| The outrages were the "vcnß of elements who do not ace:;w^ the discipline of the organis-M Jewish
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    27 4 Edmonton, Alberta. I3 JB Wheat and cr.-am were dum] on roads leading to FdmontoM yesterday, the third day oi m delivery strike by 20,000 AlbeM farmers. I
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    Why Grow Old?
    340 6  -  Josephine Lowman asdfasfasdfasdf Ihe )oim > Need Exercise loo! fl think ol college gir,^ ai leading charmed lives f thej are 10 young and cm and full of p< p. Thi a happy time but actually the girl m college is under quit physical strain. The director
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    Czech Premier Wants Austrian Friendship
    116 6 Czech Premier Wants Austrian Friendship Vienna, Sept. IS. The Csech Prime Minister, If Gottwald, who had ipeni his youth as carpenter apprentice m Vienna, has invitv<i trial friendship m ;in interrieif' pobii Ju'd today \>y the Viennese newspaper Neiise Ceestehreigh 11 of the three-pa rty_^otflH on As neighbours, Ciechoslovakia and
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    Troops To Protect U. K. Interests
    79 6 t. 15— It W un linl B: r; d Tangier yesterd and that they were sent to pro- British interests there and reinforce the British Consular General. Naval and military quarters, however, maintained reticence on the matter. Gibraltar reports suggested that a mass Moorish
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    U.S. MP'S Fired On In Trieste
    134 6 TRIESTE, sept. 10.-— United States military police and Venjezia Giulia civil police were fired at from a distance today, when they went to investigate an explosion which partially destroyed a building at a recreational central on the outskirts of 'i rieste. No casualties were
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    MARITIME STRIKE
    50 6 NEW YORK, Sept. 16.— The spokesman for the United States Bast coast shipping operators announced last night that negotiations with the National Ma--1 ritinie Union (affiliated to the Congress of industrial Organisation have been broken off •md that it is "Futile" to contin- I ie the negotiations.- Reuter
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    American German Policy Criticised
    232 6 WASHINGTON, Sept. 16:— Sumner Welles, f 0 I s. I inier Secretary of state, criticised Amen policy towards Germany, which, he said carried out would provide an opportunity for the Ger man General Staff to build a strong and militarist Germany. Such a nation, he said,
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    MYSTERY BALL IN SKY
    59 6 LIBSON, Sept. 15.— Residents of Alemtejo province, Portugal, saw at dawn today a strange bluish light ball m the sky and speculated that it might have i been an aerial weapon. It appeared to descend slowly j over Casa Blanca station, then suddenly changed course southi
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    Russians Climb 20,000-Ft. Peak
    69 6 MOSCOW. Sept. 15.-80*, mountaineers have plants Red flag on the 20,000-*. t De i described as the highest noli i of the Tian Shan mountains m Kazakstan. Soviet Central Asian Republic, it was stated ha t today This was the third attempt to conquer the peak.
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    Moral Rearmament Impresses Indian Trade Unionist
    124 6 Moral Rearmament Impresses Indian Trade Unionist CAUX. Switzerland. Sept. 15.Dr. Frank Buchman. Moral Rearmament leader, was garlanded at the movement's world assembly here today by Abid Ali. PreI Mdent of the Transpot Dock i cank and Collectors Federation of India, on behalf of Indian Trade Unionists attending the conference. "In
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    26 6 BUENOS AIRES, Sept Lfc The head of the Brit" mission to Argentina. frid Eady, stated yesterday a complete igreement has reached with Argentina «»n points.— Reuter
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      95 6 LTL AIIXIJK exclusive m malaya to the morning tribune i Here Comes (ho (;r<M>m Hv ai inn I. |p klA ;H^f THAMK YO'- I J WHUT'S Hlf TO BJRN YOU -BEFORE THANK VO 1 LtNAC DrV#t?A,t *T**Jl C- -IT FO 1 .^M, EYES OUT, I YOU FACE M BUTAHHAINT ti
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    These Stars Want To Be Home-Own Mayor
    894 7  - These Stars Want To Be HomeOwn Mayor Henry Gris I/vskxkJ Gossip asdfasdfas Morning Tribune t Cor res. m Hollywood. vn-OOD Hi-re is a lit- ot Hollywood mayor and I ring campaign is ht Encino is wiy a I than ftve m iants and yet its X, have caused ore talK
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    ON LECTURE TOUR
    38 7 NKW YORK. Sept. 1.~>.— Dr. Iftrta C'urti, PfOfestOf o! American History iti the University of Wisoon.^n is taring kmtt bj »if tonight for India to lectUW at the- University jof Calcutta and ether centres. Reuter
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    U.K. Press Welcomes Truman's Statement
    302 7 LONDON, Sept. 16:— The British press today welcomes President Truman's week-end declaration that bis original approval of the recent speech by Henry Wa-lace, United States Secretary of Commerce, m which British "Imperialism" was attacked did not extend to its con'ents. questions. Suppose we concede that
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    PERSECUTION ALLEGED
    37 7 T HAGUE, Sept 15. Twentyit Hungarian Jewa who r and X Id P "lice ly: "We fled to lET 6 our The refugees declared i\ Fascists were p- ing Jews In s->m»* Hungarian towns. A.P.
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    de Gaulle's Support Promised
    160 7 de Gaulle's Support Promised MARSEILLI KM 15- G Chai Gaulle, war-: leader of the fighting French, will personally support the list •>i candidates put forward by the "Union GaullLste" m the forthcoming French elections campaign. Ren/ Capitant, leader of the Union, announced m i .speech here today. Capitant added that
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    Re building France's 2- Million Homes
    437 8 Re building France's 2 Million Homes (From loan Blocombe, Reuters Correspondent) PARIS Sept. is: Th( rebuilding of France's 2,000,000 homes whlcl i >' e c! or damaged during the i dd War and building T ne kind of cities that Fran c needs is a job thai experts do not
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    Belgian Elected 'Black Pope'
    112 8 Rome pi is Father 010 vanni BattUta Janssens, 57--ir-dd Belgian, was today tted the 27th Sup**rlor-Gene-ral of the J* lit Order— Known throughout the world as the "Black Pope" because or the. fcP at authority attached to his position, it wa s announced here today. Th.
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    Wellington Bomber Crashes Into Sea
    63 8 Wellington Bomber Crashes Into Sea LONDON. Sept 15. A B 1 r. ■.flic, r }).-i d l»y the Air Mi n,.- try ;<s thi i<"-ult Of an w- U ..-l R M Wi ton i which crashed Im«> th<- \l t on Fi >fh< I j. -a t hli«-'d ;i-
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    New Move To Induce Arabs To Join Talks
    266 8 JERUSALEM, Sept. 15:— A new attempt to induce Palestine Arabs to send delegates to the London conference on Palestine is reported to have been made here today. Jamal Husseini, vice-chair-man of the Arab Higher Execu--1 ye, hud a short talk with Lieut
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    America's 'Stand-by Arms Plant Plan
    292 8 WASHINGTON, Sept. 15:— The U.S. Army v Munitions Board, apparently has fallen the job of drawing up the new M-Day plan for trial mobilisation of America for any fin A joint military agency has been working quietly on a standby arms plant programme of undisclosed
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    Musicians' Strike Just Averted
    65 8 NEW YORK. ir 6 I strike of mnslciai n M nightclub* was averted when! ers of nifcht sp union's demand wftgt Inereaae d challgos The strike was ;ched«l4 miclniprht and would haw ,^4 nlmost complete shutdown of] after dnrk eotertainmctt Now York's hotel and roOmi already
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    Syrian Rebek Captured In Battle
    147 8 DAMASCUS. Sleimane Mourched, aces of leading a revolt among Alawites religious <<t inhai ing the mountain banon, was arrested after il tie with Syrian troops and darmes, it was announcedl today. Known to his "Kabb" meaning "God," bej be tried on charges of rebel (iisturbin.LT
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    Borneo Chief Justice
    48 8 H.M. the King pleasrd to give dii 3 appointment of Mi Puisne Judge, Si«-r be Chief Justic< N Borno m 1893 Police Magistrate j Coast, Crown Couns and Assistant Ju Court of th Nigeria from I leave m England tie Will be abkend of Novembei
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    A Jap Resumes His Business In Sydney
    178 9 I Sept. 16. The first Japanese national Lsed "from internment m Australia has gone dry-cleaning business m Willoughby. salney. fmnanese 66-year-old hei &aofWilloughby. v from Tatura W Jamp after flve years n Australia Ho married an EKAustrallan rl and has I lK ed
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    America's 'Worst Wartime Mistake'
    55 9 SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. I<>.--The American <\\\\ Liberties Union of Northern I alifornia said the I m vi" the Japanei rom Pacific c< the United "worst war-time mistake." lii iti annual report the Union declared that racial discrimination had sprung: from the exclusion of the Japanese and
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    ISO New Buses For S'pore Soon
    301 10 ISO New Buses For S'pore Soo n (Tribune Stall Reporter) One hundn-d n"v. '< nnlbuse.s ,-irr now rolling ofl production and assembly lines m England for shipment to Singapore They are expected to arrit sometime In 1947. In addition M trolley buses of a new design Sited with pnemnallc tyres
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    SAW SERVICE ON 4 FRONTS
    95 10 lOur Own Reporter' Penanj Monday. Major M. A. C. Osbom, DSO. OBE MC, Commanding oilier, Bn W< t Yorks lire Re^t.. will be leaving Penang shortly V) take up a staff appointment In the Middle East under General Sir M l iJ mp e> Ma
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    Newlife Badminton Party
    90 10 Newlife Badminton Party !..i\ c represent the Mewlife B i ton Pi- I i ni t the Oiion Bmdminl Part on Runda] M,i Loi i J Teloh X: ran Roi d it L. PUjrei ;tic iMjijfstcd tO c at Mi < lharlie V< reii* ([>-l< M Kok Beng Bw< HoO
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    BOAC EASILY BEAT THE SINHALESE
    220 10 BOAC EASILY BEAT THE SINHALESE A f rt r match betwi en jj, \irway Cricket Club and the Sinhalc U oeiat on < played at Thomson Road over th< ireel end. revolted m the }i c, I tram winning by 70 runs. ores: 8.0.AC XI D. Bilef b W. R
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    Airborne A Great Horse
    205 10 London, Sept. l">. k The bi horse of th« Ifatchem line since Hurrj On u;t-, ih< opinion >ix"l famoui bi <•■{]<<■ v. ht-n fcirborne being unsaddled ;itt»r the lh;il' 31 J.<--« i J'n— lory. I ti>Tf wil l be no more cupt for Prance, nor any
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    SINHALESE CRICKET
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    77 10 SINOAPORK, September 1 kmduding fii^ special r eonditiofu ..<" Ind:ao nai ioi ;.l m isia territoi U < atal v. r the Oovt i n i id B X by piano on Monday d nB Kouj? ii t» Mil Pi ttui ed Bo? QeO, T. and Sun
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    New S'pore Theatred d Will Be Most Modern
    479 10 New S' pore Theatred d Will Be Most Modern (Tribune Staff Reporter) Th'c latest style m decoration follow lines of the American and British standard has i arranged for Shaw Bros.' new enterpri Theatre m Singapore. When I visitPd him yesterday, Mr. Run Run Shaw was m jl curiously happy
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    155 10 A ;i preliminary inquiry held yeaterda) .a the Third Police Court, a Chinese Cheong Yun Kwonn, appeared on tentative charge of carrying armi m public. The charge was explained, and CheOfjg reserved hi> defence. He was committed to the next Assizes for trial, nnd Ordered to be
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    Sweden Wins 3-Nation Athletics
    147 10 Sweden Wins 3 -Nation Athletics ZURICH, Sept. 16— X three-nation .•■< ot here on Saturd nts. Denmark w» 72 p«.int< and S« vith t)7. Resalta i«'O v■■u res. 1 Xi 10.8 seconds, v imarki 10.S coi d V--: itzerland) U»B. :oo metres, Hol«1 mark) 48.5, Toil C. G. Undeioew (fi
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    Subhas Chandra Bose's Fate: New 'Alive' Story
    535 11 Subhas Chandra Bose's Fate: New 'Alive' Story Is.nt 16— AN ELECTRIFYING ANM, ROM 'SOMEWHERE IN INDIA HAS CHANDRA BOSE, LEADER AND U iik Til" I N.A. AND HEAD OF THE JAPA- Nl u -m-i! IND AN PROVISIONAL GOVERNsp V. i< RFT TRNED TO INDIA ALIVE IS JUST V MMF WITHIN
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    98 11 PARTS, Sept. 15.— M. F. Schmitts 1 Souverain conflrmod his Grand Prix form by again boat ins: Paul Boyriven's Prince Chevalier. French Derby winner, to win the Prix Royal Oak r^r^nch Bt. Leger) at Longchamps today by three-quarters of a length with Marcel Boussac's Govama third.
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    COCONUT KILLS BOY
    58 11 4 seven-year old Chinese boy Liaw Teng Chye, was killed when a coconut fell on him while he ivas playing m the compound of his house at Thompson Road on Sept. 5. The inquiry into his death was held yesterday before the Coroner, Mr. W. G. Porter
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    PEN STOLEN IN ROBBERY AT ADELPHI HOTEL
    178 11 Recently arrived m S'ngap. re on board the Briuanij. Mrs. 0. Hennant had o shock when she returned to her rcom m the Ad el phi hotel on Saturday nigm to find her room lighted. Suspecting robbers, she wjnt downstairs and told her
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    Brazil Buys Sao Paulo Railway
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    25 11 NANKING. Sept. l«. xl Nr tb: f President Trim »n i to V, W"* I. orifftnally intended foi repair A. P. I
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    243 11 a I c two boats ol less than one hundred tons a total or 56,100 pounds of leal tobacco imo Singapore, thiee Chinese, Tan Chan Yong (34), laikong Ng Kwong (30), Ong Weng Keng (25), chinchews of the boats, were arrested by
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    95 11 (Our own Reporter) Peiianr, Monday. A C inibiiM'd apfM'al has been sont by local ImporttTl to the Controller of Import* and Exports, Kuala Lumpur, for a hranch ottct to ki j j set up here to deal with AP forms. i Importers fear that eonsidtrmblf
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    25 11 PARIS, Sept mi Th«- French NtWI Ar«ricy on Monday n-por L<-cl that an Rgretmrot bttwota Pimact j«nd Vietnam GovcrA itn! of IndoI liiiia <d vfsti-rday.
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    171 12 Singapore Health Intelligence Section 01 0 ha .it-urn beconn the I '< m cjiidt'- i-iiokc ;i l«tti-i m vV.t f lima.- t»r W fl. Blight, It N ad of the Health Intelligence Section, Oflcc of the Special ComntiMioner, from Di Ki.ud Stowmun, Chitf of the DNRRA U«;i!t)i < )|^nrn i
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    88 12 Karachi, Sept 16. -Prof. William Schermerhorn, bead r >t the Dutch Commission wh'.ch is ii 11 1 way to Batavla, today ci pressed confidence m "reorgani- collaboration between thn [ndoneslam and the Netherlands Government on a new basis". Prof. Bchermerhorn declined to define the nature and
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    U.S. Newsmen Protest At China Restrictions
    192 12 Shanghai, Sept. 16.- Join! protest made today by all American corre poncien. ,s in China requests the U.S. State Department to make representations fo the Chinese Government against "restrictive publications laws" and the continuation of a libel suit brought againsi Walter Rundle, United Press
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    24 12 PHILADELPttU, Sept. L 6. #leet Admiral Nimits said t<jday i p'.~cnt U.S. Navy of SOOjOOO men jnc-Mxth )f \tt Wiirtwuc peak— i^ large enovgk.
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    38 12 TOKIO, Sept murky shadows oi I the Japan.-M- n...- >rod« uuca-rtmfht "tatu< rr^M i Victoria, looted from jthe J«p«ne«€ Army. ''J tin- ripht arm it was turned over property custodian. rG to he produced on I British nuthoriti<-,
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    17 12 PESHAWAR, Sept I 1 West Frontter bran« tin League h»fl al-!- Unt Muslim ormtors the masses." S
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