Morning Tribune, 24 August 1948

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    DAY-NIGHT AIR STRIKES AGAINST RED HIDE-OUTS
    168 1 DAY-NIGHT AIR STRIKES AGAINST RED HIDE-OUTS n rsrvvT\ BOMBS AND Lb At Lb IS USbD ra^HE R.A.F. struck at Communist hide-outs in l eastern and western Malaya by day and night during the past 24 hours. Beaufighter aircraft, operating after dark, attacked and area south of Ipoh in conjunction with
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    Customs men Grab $60,000 Opium
    77 1 Ob,- Ol*- fSLSit yesterday The ,irSt ™1 drove up to the house in a k °S5 0™ andTurrounded the premises. SIS entered thehouse^ The same tactics were ISWd iCecil Street. tinsmall tlas* bibej which L-i Japanese ■eate. Th.Ln was n cardboard boxea Thc 0 p
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    Better Sino-Malay Relations Urged
    223 1 Better Sino-Malay Relations Urged KUALA LI' M PUR, Mop The r.tri Besar and tlM British Aiviscr, Kedah, TCflterday Visited the Baling Matl of Kedah the scene of a recent inUr-rac<al clash bet\v_ n Malays and Chinese. Mr. Soon Cheng Sun, rerrr. sentative of the Chinese la South Kedah, presented t'-'.o
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    MAGISTRATE GOING TO COCOS IS
    119 1 MAGISTRATE GOING TO COCOS IS MR. E. S. DE BANZIE, the IxUi Police Court Magistrate proceeding on transfer j the Cocos Islands to assume he post of Administrator. He ill be leaving about the Iflt *ek of September. Mr. De Banzie who has M rvI as a magistrate in Singapore
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    Pilgrim Resume Mara Trip Today
    55 1 fc buadred and fourtjM lor Mecca, living under f? the Phiiippte Sa l KJ* *f 865. which pj «n the Inner Road.' E J 5*-end, resume P to j,ddah, to- 1 T '4-800 tons, cna. C Z u "Comdr f*C Rt?ij s S l4^thcPhihp pme
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    GOING HOME
    15 1 Tokio la* a^tv Ex 7 i BaSr^y middk o *"U learned to- Reuter
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    HELL EAT AGAIN
    15 1 S?*h2i Monday A to* bv,^ n hunger p callen off lhp Reuter
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    SOPHISTICATION
    36 1 Attractive 12-year-old Jill ■^rhoUton performs "A *nu,h t 's Dance" in "The Art Movement" recital to be given by wm y Blok Hanson and her pupih at the Victoria 1 neatr€ September 3 and 4.
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    CRIME FRONT: QUIET AGAIN
    31 1 For four successive days the Singapore Criminal investlgaion Department received no serious crime report. JL SinBapore P^e Brigade J* experienced a free day, S?UX can for *c
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    Bandits Steal Shot Guns, Ammo
    415 1 MALAYAN FIGHTING FEONT ROUND-UP JOHORE BAHRU. Monday night; Jobore bandits stole shot-guns and ammunition in two raids in the Parit Sulong area, Batu Pahat, last night. Seven Chinese armed with pistols and three rifles entered the house of a Chinese and robbed him of a
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    RUBBER FOR RUSSIA
    158 1 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Several Singapore rubber merchants have been making last-minute arrangements to All up the hold of the Giambattista, the Russian-chartered Italian steamer which is scheduled s to leave Singapore this after- noon with a cargo of over 9.000 tons Malayan rubber bought by J the
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    NEW POLIO CASE
    15 1 A fresh case c* .-»ottoinytlitis was reported patient was a Chinese girl.
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    MALAYAN TIMBER FOR S.A. WHARVES, BRIDGES, WAGONS
    157 1 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Large trial shipments of timber from Malaya are beir.g sent to South Africa. This was stated by a leading South African Umber importer. Mr. J. H. Burness, who Is in Singapore on an "exploratory" visit. Mr. Bruness, who has had
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      24 1 a^Dal^BkaS L^ i If^aaJ^3? .kVV\N gftatly brcudrnrd the «f'P""* ff /^JsafsaB cr and r<r5 ura^,:>, off,ct A^ -^B Khool* and homes. ji l*q*U*t ioriiAj >*"'"■'
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    Detective' Dupes Three Women
    132 2 Detective' Dupes Three Women A Malay messenger boy who duped thr inK lust ns a customs oflic-t-i and then •enteneed m the See >n<l InstHct Court. months' timorous impiisonin.nt He was Abdul Kahim bin Ism ul. He pleaded guilty to obtaining money from a ChtetM v ni«4ii. Yeok Liar, an
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    54 2 On thr r,r of thr opening •>/ tin XlVth Ol.umptad a lu*chwm juiitu vis held for Shtll Olnminnns at th. Mayftnr Hotel, L'nuinn. Mr. J W. Pl"tt. Welcomed the visitors on Uhalf ol thr Munagtmg IMrectur.* of th( Royal Dutch Shell. Ot 23 participants from 12 emntiics, only st it
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    Hooded Fascists-New Terror In Hyderabad
    257 2 Hooded Fascists -New Terror In Hyderabad \K\V 1 f- 111. Monday. A new terrorist organisation railed the "\a<jabpo*h" (hooded) has made its appraranee m Hml. t.im.kl State, aocoidiiig to United Press of India. Hindu refugees fleein;, out of the State narrate harrowing tales of atrocities conintitted by the*? hooded outlaws
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    BURMA VILLAGE 'A SHAMBLES' AFTER BATTLE
    205 2 RANGOON, Monday. <\ young Hurma naval rating, j just returned to Rangoon, tol I today how a village near Baa- sein, the Irrawa<My rice port.! was reduced to "shamblea" i" a naval landing party's battle i with Communist-led insurgents "The ntHBIH and screaming i
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    POLICE KEEP GUARD
    77 2 SHANGHAI, Monday.— Special police carrying arm.s and wearing ?teel lielmets rode on all Shangi buses and tramcars today. They were there to quell mrest caused hy the wounding of a bus conductor after he had refused a free ride to a policeman. Inspectors representing both operators and
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    AGA KHAN'S BLESSING
    36 2 DAR-ES-SALAAM, Monday Ihe Aga Kha n will today lullil his Out official engagement since he arrived here irom Zanzibar. Thirty younsj bmattl couples will receive Oil blessing at a marriage cen mony,- Reuter.
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    Indonesian Girl Tells Of Night Assault By 'Strange' Woman
    204 2 A tiny scar, the tell-tale marks of a viole* incidfrt marred the beautiful face of Miss Nicki binte Ismas atti active Indonesian gul who related m thr Sixth Pol Court, yesterday, how she was assaulted by a "<tru woman and later
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    ONE TOR ONE
    34 2 BERLIN. Monday. nj Russian^ today rdtuediU mas Header.. Antrfcag i?;!i« j tary forernment offidiLPMi Erdmann. director of the So< tiet-controlled German pcl:cej was rekastd without trial. bj| the Western Powers.- UP
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    SAFETY FIRST COMMITTEE TO APPEAL FOR FUNDS
    107 2 (Tribune Staff Reporter) The Singapore Safety First Committee, at its fourth meet ing yesterday, decided to appeal to the public for funds. &ti assistance m various ways. It was suggested that each truck owner should contribute $10 per truck. Drivers and conductors are
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    GIRL SPY WILL TELL
    36 2 WASHINGTON. Monday. Congress investigators reveal--ed today that Elizabeth Bently, confessed ex-commu-nist spy, will be recalled to the witness stand to outline the war-time efforts of Soviti agents to -blueprint" American industry.- U.P.
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    FORGETFULNESS COST HIM $100
    127 2 FORGETFULNESS COST HIM $100 Mohamed Yu?off, prop: it tor of a wndry shop at 79. HJJ Street, failed to display price card over two Una of condensed milk exhibited m "••s shop and therefore had to ray $100 m the Second Distria Court yesterday for contravening the Piice Control Pi
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    Manager Charged With Attempt To Export Bullion By Post
    220 2 klsdjfk Kan also faced a charge of making a false declaration to the postal authorities. Mr. A. H. Fiew, ASP prosecuting, alleged that on June 28. Kan attempted to post £i? ens t"*? a parcel staining gold articles. b The pared
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    FDR. HISTORIC DATA
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    GUNMAN (17) 'REFUSED EVERY CHANCE'
    189 3 A i7.year- junman yu kv Mr Juttlce Bniwi ve t,-ay: X Sn ever) chance S M ycu have abjolutely the cl-.ances Oat wen I *h*refore H ii my duty t serv* v-i v<iy m that thllc :n v Droted*<] from IIU nuisurlos like you." The
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    EX-SINGAPOREAN DIES IN TERIM
    110 3 EX-SINGAPOREAN DIES IN TERIM Rewi lias b«en rtceived b> AXti and Lompany, ot the Arcade Singapore, of :he death n Temn. Hudramou;. Arai > -i byed ABdolnuuiaa bin Sbaith Alkali. J.P.. tht head of tr.e Aluaff family and oi AUcaa concerns m bJigaP° re Java. Hadramuut. etc. The late syed
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    HOUSEWIVES URGED TO KEEP EYE ON BUDGETS
    359 3 Profenor rH. Silcock. Raf.les College Lecturer cm £conoics, yesterday advocated systematic cuntioi of private econo- ii) regulate "every penny of lomesUc expenditure" m order j ac.iuve i iMiiKim and mode attstactorjr results from curat incame at the disposal 01 .ie individual. Ho was
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    SCALE URGED FOR MARKET
    132 3 At trie monthly meeting of the Kinta Town Board tnis morning Mr. C. H. Yin brought ip the subject of a weighing ;cale Rt the General Market ie said that the authorities should provide a scale insidt 'he market p*"* that the public jould ensure they
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    ATTORNEY-GEN. FOR KENYA
    47 3 KUAL i LUMPUR. Monday It is officially stated f haMr K. X O'Connor. Attorney* 6ineial. F/deraiion of Malaya. ius been appointed AttorneyQeneral for Kenya, and Mr W. p Foster Sutton. 0.8.E <C. has been apoointcd A;-oiney-General. Federation j{ Malaya. Mr Sulton Ira* Utorney-General. Kenya.
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    41 3 Among the many Penang students who are proceeding o Hong.io.ig by trie P O Carthage' for a medical course M the nongKong L' liversity is Mr. Ng Khye Chuen. youngei -on of Mr. Ng Cheong Wcng Headmaster of Francis Light School.
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    No Profit On Smuggled Smokes
    121 3 1V A "ty on 780 lbs. tobacco ;'"<>' and Minmuthu yester■•■ui M ,V; aml Mwimuthtt wus fined t; ate. Mr. R. W. P. Rule The I v. Ifl 3 "n Ah Hood t( ".inp dutiable tobacco Knshnnsamy. another Tamil. nplie itc«l by the statement of
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    Teochew To Stand Trial At Assizes On Double Charge
    156 3 Two jjunnvn walked into the home of Qok A!i poultry riea!<'< It Ki'lan^; Road and der ha^ containing STOO. it was stited m the Sev ith I* tt-rday. Goh sai< i i i then down Ka.lan^ lioj.l and I i rwfoN
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    5 YEARS FOR MAN WITH A GUN
    122 3 5 YEARS FOR MAN WITH A GUN Ong Ok. a Chinese, said by the Police to have been found with a .45 Enfield pistol tucked m hte waist, was sentenced to five years' rigorous imprisonment at the Singapore Assize Court yesterday. Ong Ok claimed that he had found the pistol
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    POSSESSION Of ARMS ALLEGED
    146 3 A .38 revolver and six rounds of ammo, m a biscuit tin un iev old timber, was tlie discovery alleged by the prosecution against Uo Boon Hte i when, he was charged wiih i illegal possession of arm s in I the Seventh Police Cour t
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    SWEET TEA WAS NOT SO SWEET
    85 3 For soiling a cup of coftV' sweetened with condensed mi!': and charging five cents abov< the controlled price, a Chines* coffeeshop-keeper, Tin Wai., Siow of 65, High Street, fined $125 m the Second Pi trict Court yesterday. On Aug.* 20 a food control inspector
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    SEQUEL TO LORRY FATALITY
    109 3 SEQUEL TO LORRY FATALITY A Malay woman wa* kilicl m a lorry acclden f a t 124 niiie Stone. Mandai Road on August 20. at 4.30 P.m. The loiry had a trailer attached. Loo £eng Soon was charged m the t^iid district court yesterday with causing the death ■jf the
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    Army Call For More Recruits
    92 3 The recruiting office. Fort Canning, will be open again on the September 1 to tak^ further recruits into the Army. The following Corps need further recruits for training m selected trades:— Royal Engineers. Royal Corps of Signals, Royal Army Service Corps. Royal Army OnJnance Corps,
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    Dutch To Auction Confiscated Goods
    52 3 (Tribune Btaff Reporter) More than 200 tons of Indies produce, which have been confiscated by the Netherlands Indies Government, will be sold by public auction at Tanjong Pinang on Thursday. The goods comprise approximately 98 tons copra. 89 tons rubber. 12 tons pepper and 10
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    French Star's Debut
    27 4 fh »>)>;■, Pri« a>ul TJili Pnn'l 0 new risinij French star, ipVo are temmed /w *'Bnowb forthco**titoi •< wmn tin Hi i Th' ;>, t <>n Thursday.
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    MEDIATION IN ATOMIC WORKERS' STRIKE
    154 4 MEDIATION IN ATOMIC WORKERS' STRIKE j i alamos, Monday j A Federal mediation and con- 1 :1 .(.joji nl enter d the labour dispute ai Los Alamos i m »n attempt to settle the trouble whirl) has had 3.000 Workers of their job at the atomic energy plant .siDce Wednesday,
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    32 4 CAfiTELOANDOLFO, Sundny. The Pope today sent i» special apostolic Messing to 100.000 German Catholics wlj, now intending thi- 700 th «yinivr;,aiy celebraUon oi We Cologne Cathedral the Vatican .Secretariat m anjMNineed. U.P.
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    Many In Europe, Asia Won't Have Enough To Eat
    147 4 Washington, Monday. The Agriculture Department said foreign countries "very likewill be able to use all tho bread grains the United States and Canada can export this year. I prediction was included m an up-to-date review of the worM grain picture. Even
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    24 4 Ann Dvorak and Randolf Scott m a romantic scene from Abilene Town" a Jules LfWftj production released by United Artists a current Singapore attraction.
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    UN Commission Reviews Kashmir Cease-Fire
    94 4 UN Commission Reviews Kashmir Cease -Fire NEW DELHI, Monday. The United Nations Kashmir Commission mot m New Delhi yesterday; Dr. Joseph Korbel of Czechoslovakia. th c new Chairman, presiding. The meeting followed the return from Karachi of the retiring Chairman. Dr. Alfrado L,ozano of Columbia, Dr. Richard Blrl Argentina and
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    Malays Convinced Dato Onn Most Suitable Man For H. C.
    294 4 T.V qin-th n of finding a suitable man for the vacant post „f High Comniitwlowr for the Federation has ceased to turn, iv spoliation m responsible Malay circle and become n,r.aHin«l> a matter of vital public concern among Malays, r.
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    22 4 Lovley Jane Hylton, star of the J-. A J. th^ r thco^ v^ sation, who appears m the lea d role «n
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      409 4 I ON YOUR RADIO TODaTI: y -tt^^=— iMALAY ENGLISH CHINESE INDIAN PROGRAMMES PROCiKAMMES From 12 noon to 2 p.m. RadiFrom 12 noon to 2 p.m. Radi- ftt^d on 225 MCCni in theme* ated on 483 metres in the medi- m wave band and 7200 hi see uni wave bead and
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    760 5 ksdfsj 11^7/ 7 I* 1 T 1,0]0,'.rl ,o]o,'.rESS hr.ipean sisters T. ttture is r we the proper v I bit IB il iboy \ib.\--y. Ja;* Hodgkinson kolf pro. sa; I Mrs. HoJgklnaoo is tquall) lonfiiient ol hei team mated laid she. "My CMneie women oUers can compete
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      142 5 Just Received Latest French Evening Coats HmfiHHinH HIBHHPH "raffles' hotel j LUNCH IN THE GRILL ROOM DAILY from 12.80 p.m. to 2.30 p.m. IN XHE POPI T LAR NEW LOUNGE THE COCKTAIL HOUR DAILY from 7 to 8 pm. (except Monday) \/it!i FRANK PICKFORD AT THE PIANO A delightful way
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    THE MORNING TRIBUNE Prevention Or Cure
    295 6 THE MORNING TRIBUNE Prevention Or Cure London A fimt ih Messrs. Colin Turner., Ltd., Tulbut House, $b, tit Martin's Lam W.C. 2. rUBBDAY, aa 21. Ukfl I*. HE adequate conI trol of tuberculosis, states Dr. W. J Vickers m the report he submitted last week to the Singapore Legislative Council,
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    Verdict On China's New Constitution
    760 6 Verdict On China's New Constitution How s iiir new con fttHatkmal favern mciii working i»» ililKl lii.s c|iit'slion is Utr.u-t Ing ih v att .-iitiiui <» n .iv A\U a! obvrver m Nanking. The answer \s n >• easy it must b given In th< light of the fad that
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    DUTCH REDS INDULGE IN SELF-CRITICISM
    596 6 THE Dutch Communist party has received and publisned orders to re-organise without delay. The loss of 25 per cent of the party's voters m the recent elections came as I blow not only to the local leaders who had expected big gains m cities like
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      47 6 SINGAPORE Pc n j n g BANGKOK BIN Rl CA R x DIBECI < OStil I-TION I ri\ \s«. I ROM IPOII \Mi Xl \l.\ I. I M I* I l\ RBI si NDAI MA I A V A N IK A V M 1 I I. I)
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      BURMA CAPABLE OF DEALING WITH COMMUNIST MENACE
      242 7 BANGKOK. Monday. Sao Khun Khio, Burmas acting Foreign /.iinister and ruler of the Shan state of Mongmit who arrived by air here yesterdiv to lead a Burmese Government goodwill mis. sion to Siam, declined to comment on reports hat the Burmese Government was
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      "I Warn Truman": Wallace
      67 7 "I Warn Truman": Wallace U i charged that mm* Part, ,■->, 5? to a pfa« w 7 irnrw vr r«i I ion a 1 r ih> i. „,f. 17 Ml Pi t S I"landland \*an(U oj Repub! i),,;. end v it v rignifkant that tin Btertta BtiU v I f".
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      Labour Chief Appeals For Unity
      104 7 Labour Chief Appeals For Unity MANILA. Sunday. Councilor Amado Hernandez. Presiient of the Congiess of Labour )rganizations. addre.SM"g the lird annual CLO Convention, ippealcd for laboui unity m :it? fiprht against "imperialist exploitation" of the Philippines. Charging that alien aoploy* •is were giving the "lowest vales' m the Philippine.-, Hermndez
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      Leftist Party Plots Armed Revolt—Peru Govt. Charge
      119 7 Leftist Party Plots Armed Revolt— Peru Govt. Charge LIMA ipem), Sunday. Th, Cov.rnm.r.; accused tn, MoUPRA of plotang armed re *ot and ti^moa tn, now, 'f^t »^y-oW Pemvtau rail set S J^ttmjntc Rivero wth. m t to that hi. T,; 0!> "trtke" &c I isttwoyi chl::' t communique! l t
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      8-Year-Old Set A Record
      9 7 8-Year-Old Set A Record record fo b, to U.P
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      THE RAVE OF BOBBY SOXERS
      20 7 „/'i MADISON, the rave of**** Sorer*, he ap- the m. C/JS g« ««nflropore screen afoirt-
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      SINGING STAR
      30 7 SINGING STAR BE AX A DVRBIX. HoflffUXXmTi .s >f i n tf star, trill shortly be .seen on tht Singapore screen m "Up m Central Park", a Unwersa' International film.
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      HOCKEY WIN
      30 7 BRUBBELS, Sunday. The Indian hockey team which won k he Olympic title today bea 1 Belgium by eight goals to zero here. India led 4-0 at halftime. Renter
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      Floor Prices For Ceylon Produce
      194 7 Floor Prices For Ceylon Produce COLOMBO. Sunday. Replyva to a question m ihe House >f Representatives on the quesion of floor prices m regard -O certain Ceylon produce. Mr. J. Suntheralingan. Minister of I'rade and Commerce, said Floor prices had been necessitated during a time of emergency." He said that
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      BRIDGE REOPENED
      27 7 ATHEN3, Sunday. The historic Gorgopotamos bridge, blown up m October 1942 as he first major sabotage of World War II was formally r ttoday- U.p.
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      29 7 BEGINS TO-MORROW WITH FIVE SHOWS At 71 am" m [■V*« LIJII 4.16. 6.30 and The AmAMU U ÜBwAIJI 915 Introducing the most ff^W^^T 1 SCENES victim or fn^^(*sf OrILUM
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    OR TION LACROSS
    305 8 OR TION LACROSS oj I By Tribune s Cameraman m much. W t The troop s ,H across' of creepers vM «l thora/JH E th n slarpf' 1 lt crtwUng over neyptft«din rse the su'i^n plodded on c: ,,ppo;ntrd ut ive result. But amfd so much It more conftU5O r..(Ufter
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    Undergr ound Move For Formos an Independence
    137 8 TOKIO. Monday. A.n under- i ground organization pledged to 1 gain independence for Formosa i.s working out of Japan. Agents ire smuggling themselves l>otwet>n Formosa and j J ip.\n and between China and Japan. The atiief aim of the organisation is to be
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    REPORTS DENIED
    25 8 AMMAN, Sunday. Muzahin Pachachi, Iraqi Premier, tonight denied reports from Baghad that the Arab Legion would henceforth b*» und^r thp Iraqi command. U.P.
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    7,000 SHIPS CALLED AT S'HAI LAST YEAR
    96 8 7,000 SHIPS CALLED AT S'HAI LAST YEAR SHANGHAI. Monday-More than 7.000 sea-going vessels arrived m Shanghai m the course of the past year, according to a Customs report today. Of" these over 6.000 were Chinese. Topping the list of foreign shipping were the United States and Great Britain from which
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    Removed Statues
    41 8 iney were salti 10 have removed statues of Buddha studded with precious stone, and priceless tapestries fror. these monasteries. The raiders were now according to the latest .eports concentrating on monasteries m the Nubra Valley north^ct of Leh.- Reuter
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    HEIRESS TO WED POLICEMAN
    97 8 LOS ANGELES, MonJnu Heiress Beulah Louise Oi<rell, 19, acquitted with her one time sweetheart murdering her wealthy Parents, revealed today "< she will marry a Los gctcs policeman, mown Cannon, next year. After a sensational tnai 'm Santa Ana, California, W year, Miss Overell and h
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    VE ET ZDRUG WILL GLE TROOPS
    101 8 VE ET ZDRUG WILL GLE TROOPS A dose tjfl bohyd-at Conmj^ and g chemicals. Cental Sftofed m an old mansion 5e \h!£ff in Hampshire. o fi ntS Wt re required or five days to oat only six n ot to i' K^° nC aCh d «V Shun nk at a11
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      33 8 MADAME FLORENCE a "11 Gaide yo« In Bp lt« ol the turbulent time aU r th« world. S«ek her valuable advice to over- unexpected difficulties and dUappelntmenta. 1111 MANYi ANDt WHY NOT YOUT
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    Ration Plan For Canton
    84 10 CANTON, Sunday ratloninfi plan *hl h will bentlit CanUm'i poorly paid Government ichool teachers iias been r< rwarded t.» Mayoi Auv »"g Ch|i for hii consideration in.i Rpproval, it is reporte.l locally Th< Mheme woul I enable t>.' t.. l( hers fco buy cheaply daily eaaentlali
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    HYDERAB "WHITE PAPER" A HINDERANCE TO PLACE
    139 10 HYDERAB "WHITE PAPER" A HINDERANCE TO PLACE lo.ydon. Monday. The XMUervattve l» a i l y Mail i*i toti.ty Li.i,: I -a- i White '».>«'' o i the Hyderabad issue win hi Mi -t ratlu m i v: i solution The Mail continued; "The' Hitler; w I)eon |romhc«l for the
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    SHAH OF PERSIA IN MILAN
    87 10 MILAN. Sunday.- The Shah cf Pnsia drove his own Alfa liomeo sports car through Milan today. Arriving at the local Forla"Uni ai fieM m an Italian Army plane from Florence, the young Snah thanked the civil and miliary personalities for their wel- x>me, which included
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    55 10 ATHKN3. Sunday.rtported today that a of unknnvn nation boon lighted m the A off Mount Athoi Gn A Bulgai m .oldie during the -aid m Kommotini hi^hwa.- blown up. ten mi:« the Bulgarian frontw United Natiom obsei that he iraj train i week's border battle, saiil to have beta
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    Bandits Goods
    85 10 BATAVIA. Sunday dit gang— between strong— attacks an a goods train near karta m West Java killing five out of I all-lndoru\>ian ere« Seven Of the cr? guard were '*'oun<fc other 13 arc missin Ti:e bandit to yard? Of track. 1 two engines, a ten wagon toppled cl
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    REDS WALK OF OPE
    23 10 Tel am*- rrm [srael waii«*» i iii The United ?-'f ..{hen, was pUyed ass* tormsacc, and J mi lmtnicte«™y
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    SANGHAILANDERS AWAKE TO PLEASANT SURPRISE
    118 11 i L I' PlMta W! ollars from 1 1 MM PS Je will dooW 1 1 v, hlch rg| t«m leved J| money I* t uruun.. to In new mom-' ma luggin, It home m 101 an .mportant v, iterdiy. the Cony O f Chin,
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    NEW CURRENCY PLAN FOR CHINA WELL GUARDED
    138 11 NEW CURRENCY PLAN FOR CHINA WELL GUARDED SHANGHAI. Monday. .ariullv planned operation described aj> *ell guarded Biaenhower'i plans for D-Day made possible the lecret di: triburion of gold yuan nous throughout the nation with•)\u any leakage Of Chiang Kai Shek's decision to introduce a m*' currency last Thursday, it was
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    CHINA BEGINS NEW ECONOMIC ERA
    176 11 CHINA BEGINS NEW ECONOMIC ERA INGHAI. Monday today began a new imc era-»-hich make* iiblt to carry money ir is instead of suitcases. i a new economy of ck'lmd cents m which barig is done m ones. tWOI and tens insttad o: miiWhere one can ride a car for ten
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    47 11 Monday The m al Service publiihed JJ mi experiments with s G^mun drug calWi Pri hlc is similar to id benzine mr t0 ten .t! edrt 2en^ rman iltf** USOtul !n §V525°2 ?or ««ociated v- 1 s:>l 'fiV 11 1 r-wchiatn.t, 0 cr UR l Mp
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    THE "OLD LOOK" FROM LAUREN
    29 11 What's all this about the -A'eu- Look' asks LAUREN UACALL, Men here giving film fans the "OUi Look" v huh won her screen fame.
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    TRUMAN ASKED TO INTERVENE FOR PARTY ELECTORS
    115 11 TRUMAN ASKED TO INTERVENE FOR PARTY ELECTORS *to!S?H»ri), Mon fon by° n cor alne< l the ob c Bert Kop«? Unty coll ector, wo IP no d P a l l y certificates officers* v.?; Ed by le al P^ty «'«l h a P n?tf/ eSSives Supreme (W th Stat^
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    "Mobile Abortion Mill" In Trailer "Clinic":
    288 11 2 Arrests Martinet (California), Monday Two pei sons were aited as suspected members oi an elaborate "mobile abortion mtU 1 operating m an exiive specially equipped trailer "clinic." Ooatra Costa country authoritice said two persons, a man anri woman have been arrested n Oakland
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    BANK MURDERS: ANOTHER ARREST
    56 11 TOKIO. Monday.^- Another suspect has been arrested for the murder of 13 bank employees of the Teikoku Bank m Tokio. The police say that his wlft m a letter to the suspect Sadamichi Harasawa alias Pai Ho Hlrasawa instructed him that he "must never do such
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    IMPORTANT
    23 11 TOKIO, Monday —Prime Minister Hitoshi Ashida announced he had an appointmen' with Macarthur for Tuesday starting speculation on a major policy announcement.
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    Lomakin Has Disappeared!
    157 11 NEW Y',rk Monday I I Of Ji M. L > ■■>. iktn I 'Vi» t On <i rv i.i" m N» v. Yd: k. has horn ordi red to h the I nttfd States w.i y on Sunday night Consul Z(»t Chepurnykh Mid Lomakin hil t> tli»'
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    'Abilene Town' Recreates Period In Action Film
    335 12 Producer Jjles Levey's "Abilene Town." WHEN E^JZrZ,; playing at the Rex Theatre, the I'mted Arti.sU re e.w e Town§ the name of the Ernest IS^iSuSmm which it is based, was not used as of ft* partirular instance of namechaneinp Levey presents arguments to
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    MALAYAN SHARE QUOTATIONS
    651 13 Ed 160 i.to t r tf J 10 .00 if» '^"VoO 52.00 ammcr 44.00 45.00 L fttf 29.25 I Park Cf° ng 1065 1 I ,0. til 4J E^ 22.75 23.25 cd E" 52.00 r.3.00 Btr, 10.00 H.OO jeas Chin|B ank M.50 50.00 H Hotel 2.85 IW
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      Produce Markets Round-Up
      129 13 Produce Markets Round-Up Copra quoUtiona slipped yesterday and the coconut oil market was also easier. The sago market was unchanged. The following were yesterday's quotations: RICE No. 1 $54- Other qualities $43— 552. GLUTINOUS RICE: $40--$46 SUGAR: Best quality white $46 Medium- quality $45. Brown $36. Rock sugar $56. COFFEE
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      COLLEGE ROBBERY: ANOTHER CHARGED
      137 13 The sensational daylight j robbery at the King Edward I VII College of Medicine m January last was recalled yesterday, when a 29-yea. -old Javanese, Mohamed Ah bin Mohamed Rais was charged m the Seventh Police Court as another of the armed robbers. It will be
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      CHEAPER CHARCOAL: HOUSEWIVES BENEFIT
      80 13 CHEAPER CHAR COAL: HOUSEWIVES BENEFIT (Tribune Staff Report* n Housowivt'3 will benefit from cheaper charcoal now obtainable m Singapore. With more supplies reaching here from neighbouring islands, the price has since climbed down to 10c. a katty. Until a week ago. medium quality charcoal was Ife, a katty showing a
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      SPECIAL FUNDS FOR HOMELESS
      167 13 In view of the comments I, which have boen made m con- j nection with relief from the 1 Department cf Social Welfare,] to people turned out of squat- 1 j ters' areas, the Government! 1 wishes to make it clear that i the policy of
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      SHARE REPORT
      24 13 The share market opened the week yesterday on a very hesitant note with business on a small scale at generally lower prices.
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      Launching Of P & 0 'Himalaya'
      162 13 Launching Of P 0 'Himalaya' On October 5 at the Barrow-in-Furness Yard of Vickers Armstrong Ltd., will be launched the largest ship ever designed for the P. 0., the 31,000 ton "Himalaya." The launching ceremony is to be performed by Lady Currie, wife of the company's chairman, Sir William Currie.
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      RUBBER MARKET REMAINS STEADY
      52 13 The rubber market remained steady throughout yesterday with little change from last Saturday. Buyers. Sellers. No. 1 Sept. RSS 44 44% I No. 2 Sept. RSS 424 42 I No. 3 Sept. RSS 384 38% 1 O.D 43 7 s 44 ft Jan.-Mar. 42% 43 ft
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    Wrestling Fans Would Like To See New Faces
    234 14  -  Malcolm Modder r.\ N Uon of I king-pin Nal Bom Heaney brothers from "Down I v llltll tvc been --n m action, although Ite to revive the gai c w-th f.- itegtng o „,,.u.t,«n>. The crowd, however JlWtr respond w h the
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    KOTA RAJA SCORES ANOTHER VICTORY
    103 14 H M. Dockyard put up a gallant struggle to concede no more than two goals to their superior opponents, Kota Raja, m a fast and thrilling Becond Division League game yesterday at Geylang Stadium. The goals were scored m each half. Khamid. Kota Raja centre-forward,
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    S.H.A. Meeting
    47 14 An Extraordinary meeting for the purpose of passing the amendments to the Rules of 'he Singapore Hockey Association followed by the annual General meeting will be held '»n Sept. 3 at 5.15 p.m at the SRC Pavilion. All affiliated Clubs and those interes-od are welcome.
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    SINGAPORE REPRESENTATIVE
    29 14 Mr. J S. de Souza. Singapore's representative to the World Olympic* pictured uj J. W. Piatt {left). A. A. Schutz (U.K.), and R. Stiijersanrt. h>„h ditino lltorwm
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    Schoolboy Hits A Bright 73
    80 14 A bright knocs. of 73 run> •>y schoolboy. J. Delikan. of ~t. Joseph's Institution, on Sunday, was the highlight o: the cricket match between the school and No. 3 Group of the Ceylon Pioneer Group Corps at Woodlands. The school team won by five wickets.
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    CERDAN ARRIVES IN U.S. TO BATTLE ZALE
    144 14 NEW YORK, Monday.— The Tournament of Champions announced Marcel Cerdan of France, challenger for the world's middleweight championship, will arrive by plane at Idlewild eirport this afternoon. Cerdan, middleweight king of Europe, will clash with world champion Tony Zale of Gary, Indiana, at
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    YOUTH LEAGUE 'SHUTTLE' WIN
    91 14 The Christ Church Youth j League Badminton Party b»-u the Angto-Chlneie Evening School by three games to twi 'it their court o n Monday. Singlet: Thevarajan lost to scow WWatt t Peng 15-9. 6-15 M5: Roy Paul beat D P Di •aviam 15-1. 15-6: Franklin Samuel
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    S'pore Table Tennis Sta Have Eyes On World C'sh
    575 14 "CELLULOID") WTTH PROPBCrS of part boating m the World Tat' Tennis Championships for th »*ayt h 1 i n g Cup. whici takes place m Stockholm ear next year, the present Sing: >ore Table Tennis Champio hips, now m progress night
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    33 14 the SI ii cricket aj t tion on WJ I on the 8.1- ij D'AJ pi 'j Sns, J- jansen, E BRUS ii classed OlxinP vi *tf nSRou two mat< Sunday resp
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    witness Ca uses Mills To Turn Down £20,000 Offer
    685 15 witness Ca uses Mills To Turn Down £20, 000 Offer RECOVERING; TO RESUME TRAINING IN OCTOBER IONDON Monday.— Freddie Mills, the lightheavvw^ghtchampion^of the world, has been very 12 m the news since his title win over Gus Lesne- h 'rollowir.e the fight there have benn controversial discussions over the "long
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    BOON LEONG, CHEE SENG RETURN
    72 15 „n tit. the tU" Esff£3 ■;'i **r*r£ Eswss Lm«J«.n an«l th. ESSi v"!';: n.uml .i^ins. lv. Lev heat hma Kround. B«.»n Le«ng Uut Turkey -MHJJ t hal( hina k* r throng injun m th, piluUand photd'Mth team W1 <tn l(>n r me the Oumos. MRMMtatIVM
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    96 15 IChin Woo Athletic AM ■Hue" team played ftf to imwx the Junior iub league table term? ionships title at t!:* 1 World last right, when )rwmce>l the Shinp Wah t Association "Rid" team June of 4 games to 1 best match was the first between Chow Rwan Tee Wooi
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    OOL TEAM WINS
    15 15 s RW annul ,1 mk md vt loan: -world 1 Reuter I
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    Innings Defeat For Kent
    264 15 Innings Defeat For Kent CANTERBURY, Monday.— Kent batsman were all skittled out for a paltry 51 by the Australians today. The Australians were earlier dismissed for a total of 361 runs. The Tourists have thus r-e>-cured a SI O- run lead over Kent m the first innings. LATER: fcfet (2nd.
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    UNREST AMONG U.K. FOOTBALLERS
    203 15 LONPOX. Monday. The refusal of the Football League to conn- to karma with the players' union over certain proposal concerning the security of England's piofessional footballer- is causing widespread unrest among players throughout thcountry. This was evident during the close season when a number of top
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    9-MAN MALAY TEAM GO DOWN TO SELETAR 9-0
    238 15 R.A.T. (Seletar) 9 Malays 0 There was a glut of goafs at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday, m the Fir*t Dhision League game between Seletar Airmen and the Malays. Taking the field without substitutes for two of their best players Saitoh and Tainr,
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    ATTLEE TALK ON DEMOB SLOW-DOWN
    29 16 ATTLEE TALK ON DEMOB SLOW-DOWN n :!> i from the British r Foreign Mini t Kr. the question wum d h tobriL'v:,'A, d improvement m the siC m Berlin Reuter
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    NOT LONG NOW
    24 16 SEOUL, Monday Joha Mucio. Aimric^aisiißi sador to Korea, predicted arrival here today that I country will ri<ii^dfofsoi controls •"without delaj. U.P.
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    All-Out Drive To Stop Army Chiefs 'Padding The Payroll
    180 16 NANKING, Monday.— The Chinese Government is planning an all-out drive to prevent Na ionalLst Army generals from "padding the payrolls" as part of the new economic measures being pressed into action by N inking, the United Press exclusively learned tonight. This
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    BAO DAI'S APPEAL
    73 16 PARIS, Monday. Ex-Em-peror Bao Dal of Annam will shortly appeal to Vietnam resistance force* to cease hostilitiej against France, the Eemperoi s private secretary, M. Pham Van Binh, declared today on his arrival from Geneva. 'Nine- tenths of the resistance forces, who are Nationalists and fighting only
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    MALAYA SATISFIED WITH AUSTRALIAN ARMS
    100 16 Canberra, Monday. Prime Minister Joseph B. Chifley said today that supplies of automatic weapons und ammunition required m Malaya, for maintenance of law and order have been dispatched by the Australian authorities and have been duly delix^ered. The supplies have satisfied the r§q»99t§ made to
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    14 16 Harbour Board workers take a few minutes off to watch Singapore police inarch by
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    BOAT CAPSIZES, GIRL DROWNS
    94 16 HONOLULU, Sunday.— One person was drowned when a 22-foot Star boat capsized off Wakiki fceach today but two others, missing and feared dead, were found alive by search parties. After a search by Navy and coast guard boats and a small airforce reconnaisance plane, the two
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    SCIENTIST TO AID INDIA
    45 16 LONDON, Monday.— Sir Ben Lockspeiser, Chief Scientist of the British Ministry of Supply, and a member of the three-man committee appointed by the Indian Government to review the work of the Indian Institute of Science, Bantralorp hna nmv^ m India.- Reuter
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    26 16 TOKIO, Monday. —Aisuke Katnii emerged from a crowded suburban train yesterday minus a brief case containing el,ooo yen m payroll money a victim of trtin pickpockets.
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    CARTHAGE COUPLE LANDE AFTER GUARANTEE GIVE
    132 16 The Englishman John Thomas Yates and his Eurufl wife -Staff Nurse of Johore Bahru Hospital whowerprdH ed permission to land m Singapore from the P. k 0. \M Carthage, which docked here on Sunday night, disembarß yesterday afternoon. J By evening they were comfortably
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    22 16 CANBERRA. Monday. Australia is to send 40 aircrew to help the Berlin air lift, Prime Mintoter, J. B. Chifley said today.- Reuter
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    WAR DEAD ARRIVE
    48 16 NEW YORK, Monday.-! Carol Victory' docked t« afUr a voyage from Legh and Naples. Italy, with 2j war dead. The port of embarkai announced that the sbl arrival marked the return the 50.000 th body from European theatre sine* 1 close of the war.- U.P.
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    SHAMEEN: 10 FREE
    35 16 CANTON. Monday. W out of 29 suspects accused* being ringleaders m last Jifl ary's Shameen incident, wfl the British consulate-Geneß was set on Hre, were rejeifl yesterday for lack of tviafflß Reuter
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