Morning Tribune, 3 September 1948

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    SMALLEST GETS BIGGEST HAND
    44 1 SMALLES T GETS BIGGEST HAND Tha* »ma!!e*t competitor gets the biggent hand! Hve-yt-ar-old Annie Lee (below) receive* her prixe after winning the toddlers' race at the sport w meet held at i'ul. ui Bukom on the occasion of the celebration of Queen WUhelmina's Jubilee.
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    OUNCILLORS LAME BRITAIN
    460 1 merpencv Could Have Been Avoided" tWIIMHUS OF WHITEHALL" lALA LI'MFI'R, Thnr.la.v. His Majesty's CJovernm^nt came la for strong criom tlv I'noflicia's— Kur<>|>eans mainly— when the Fed er al Legislative Council met [A. W. wallich, who moved the adjournment of the of He Co.ir.ril t0 dlscuss rtain mmmm
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    P PRESS
    40 1 NjOATES .OOK MUVe m Today.- Th(l (f(a Mfcf»JKt .utjoum.j m time fms stern-fao,l M '_W_ w,^ omnient qn s,ssi(,n, cia> in r ,r^Hb.y it *«_J st «*n- 1 -Wi* Li I, app,ar ?I%N in nfil F*** i i
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    LE'S GOVT. IN N. CHINA
    10 1 LE 'S GOVT. IN N. CHINA Si* J* 'North l
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    FULL AUSTRALIAN AID FOR MALAYA
    89 1 CANBERRA. Thursday Mr. Joseph Chifley, Austrmnan Prime Minister, said today Australia would pfe* ''full and favourable constderation" to ami British rt 'luest for aid m Malaya He told the House of R e prtsentatiits. HY* haw al ready agreed to Britain': 7 q T st
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    Hatta Warns Leftists
    92 1 JOGJAKARTA, Thurs Republican Vice President Mohammed Hatta told a Parliamentary Working Committo 6 today "the standpoint of the Government is not to become the object in the international political conflict but to nght for realisation of Indonesian independence", according to an Antara. This referred to a leftist
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    Where Is The Freedom?
    444 1 (From Our Own Reporter) KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs Replying to the unofficial criticism of the Home Government in the present emergency, Sir Alec Newboult. acting High Commissioner of the Federation, said that the speeches made in the Council only went ,to reinforce the points which they had
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    "Niggardly" War Damages
    102 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday.—More criticism of the Home Government came later at today's meeting of the Federal Legislative Council when a memorandum on the proposals of the Malayan War Damage Compensation Scheme was' laid on the table. Mr. J. D. Mead emphasised that the offer made by His
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    'Strong Man' Gurney Is New H.C.-Official
    380 1 LONDON, Friday mornlng.-His Majesty the King has approved the appointment of sir H. nr> Lovell GoldMvorth> Gurney. C.M.G., Colonial Secretary of Palestine, as Hich Commissioner for the Federation of Malaya. Sir Henry, who is known "Strong Man Gurney", will n- I he ai riving
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    SENSATIONAL POLICE HAUL
    80 1 (Tribune Staff Reporter) The Singapore Police made a sensational haul of 157 coils off dynamite fuse totalling more than 3,600 feet in length, yesterday when they arrested a Hokkien who had them in h>: possession for sale. Inspector Gurdial Singh an l a detective from Orchard Road
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    FEDERAL COUNCIL TRIBUTES TO DR. ONG CHONG KENG
    580 2 I m i i uvKti ul. ll' lu I Ti-. late Dl o*ng Ch K thawed nsib I i lei .1 k« absolutely eaita tlai in tii* Governmeal of mn* i .ntrv in thene itayi moan Mi lon ia m* h ar.«i
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    Malay Troops Fight Baadits
    177 2 An Army communique receiv- ed yesterday stated that a pat-' ro! of the 2nd Battalion of the Malay Regiment engaged bandits a few miles weal of Kelantan -.n Tues .i a v and captured two armed men. Troop? o].. rating Iq Kedah' on Tuesday, August 31.
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    ROBBERY MOTIVE BEHIND MURDER
    68 2 The Police believe that robbery wa.s the motive iu the mur d- of the young Bovanese taxi driver, Adam bin Braws wb_ was found dead in a lane off River Valley Road with two pudet wounds and a bashed head on Wednesday evening. The body of
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    FEDERATION'S "WAR" FIGURES
    91 2 commumqne from Rowing figures for detention. arreat and casualties: (since June 16. 1948). "ice TERRORIST LIBT 2 7 1^« S: 4523; D <*entions: MJft Bandits killed 139- Ban- data wounded 78. CIVILIAN' LIST Europeans killed: r-iro-aiitl^ W J,n nc i e,,s: Otherkatlootion»nt, kil,Cd 131; ther Nationalities wounded
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    Millions ea Human Fles
    96 2 Million s ea Human Fle s HONG KOMC T-mttmi Report- iron sw__? stariiaj ntU__n <&i human tie.-.; m* t**a resuli of tiMgaJ ply of rice tin h9 and Anhwe They .said Km* ciuM vice chair:, an g j Contro! Coiiiniksswr. i{ -fwangtian war. *u sppeil far aut ar?a a vbai
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    Indonesia To Share In Marshall Plan
    68 2 Indonesia To Share In Marshall Plan BATAVIA. T: 11. H 1 Deals U I UO J > aid Hollan< re, *J 1 Marsha x Of fi A» SJJ erics u "S Ind n u: the i al will helj :r cl nuppli< I ii. lone. into sev JJ three ters
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    CIGARETTE SHORTAG IN SHANGHAI
    40 2 CIGARETTE SHORTAG IN SHANGHAI BUifei short cotmt landen I t J The 3 finitely M with an lip Lf* coin, p -Offi I stab I J The I arc tl earlie. I I Assi et as 3 been Agricultural pahang.
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    Territorials Want 100,000 Volunteers
    234 2 Territorials Want 100,000 Volunteers I LONDON. Thursday. Btit .id's Territorial Anny must ,vr another 100.000 voluntee*•- In six months tf it is to fulfil its i lo'.c aa an essential part of the new National Army. The War Secretary. _>ii Em; nuel Shinwell. issuing this ca to the nation in
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    32 2 LONDON, Thursday. The last of the 6,000 overseas Olympic athletes leave London for home on Saturday when the In- dian contingent, numbering afcout 50. make their departure. They sail from Liverpool. Reuter
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    NIGHT CABARET AFFRAY: P'S OFFICER PUNISHED
    330 3 NIGHT CABARET AFFRAY: P'S OFFICER PUNISHED Jmititllct War i Sclietnc Itiag m ComI ..»»,> appoint- j ct comC*aad. to ean- h the MiilhvI vnponsation ml; the ii-. tho Bco- Mr. Yong Hr, v M N 'HH Tengku uf-_r. hiahini. erst*} AMff JP.' tn.r E'isoff bin •md ob.e. I ll irißf;
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    Damnage in Philippines
    16 3 Damnage in Philippines I, i Hii-day Four oo.:> causm m following P -tral Luzon so locat-
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    MILITARY RAID SQUATTER AREA
    42 3 A Police communique issued S rembaa yesterday stated oat furthei raids were carried tha military in a squatter area near t-ertansr Near! Sem! dan. Foui Chineae one in pooaoa r. of a blood stained Jungle it were detained.
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    ONIAL CANDIDATES FOR MILITARY ACADEMY
    140 3 FAT: le 1 civilian Colonies e accepted Royal Mill- it foi fe v ns inthe f^ author'- by the mP^m "th_ wa domil^< must rv./V.7 J 0 than the im t!1 Ol the year of intake for January intake and not e than lii-.. vears
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    THEOSOPHISTS TOLD FRUSTRAIION USEFUL
    73 3 Frustration is useful. Singapore Theosophists were told yesterday by Mrs. H. B. Moorhead, when she spoke at the Theosophical Lodge yesterday evening on "Your Powers of Temperament." In an abstract treatment of her theme from the psychological angle, Mrs. Moorhead presented the view that men could
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    Counter—Attaacks by Greeks
    29 3 Counter Attaacks by Greeks ATHENS. Thursday. The Greek general staff communique today reported "successive counter-attacks" In Macedonia by "General" Markos* men. The communique said the attacks were repulsed. Reuter.
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    "NINE DRAGONS" COULDN'T SAVE HIM FROM JAIL
    147 3 "NINE DRAGONS" COULDN'T SAV E HIM FROM JAIL J*l Gab erated Sine* K l Fn 1 1.. 1 tha the society had an, oftKf amcd Th r Pearls i Mme Dragons". .:::;Z had on,y meml |m w, is arrested at ft* m.s. n i ltlK on Jul >' 1 M
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    LASHES, JAIL SENTENCE FOR ARMED ROBBER
    359 3 An armed hold-up b> three Chinese at a house in Kampong Java Road on January 5 last, when cash and jewellery to the value of S7OO were stolen, had a sequel at the Assize Court yesterday when one of the three hold-up men Lam
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    BANISHMENT ORDERS
    49 3 It is officially stated that by August 31. 1948, a total of 342 Orders of Banishment had been approved since the beginnig of the year. Of these. 275 were in respect of persons with convictions in court. During the past month 31 banishees were deported to China.
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    Singapore's First Post-War Air Day
    268 3 Singapore^ fitst postwar A:; Day to he he'd in Kallang on Saturday wiil .»e highlighted bv quarter-hour joy lides on fou planes a K.L.M. Dakota Malayan Airways Dakota i Grumman Ma I laid and a K.L.M. Skymarster. It will cost adults $10 pe» trip and
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    Took Rice "Sweepings" To Feed 10 People
    53 3 A Chinese who took 2.*. pounds of rice which he called "sweepings" was fined $30. or three weeks' rigorous imprisonment, at the Eighth Police Court, yesterday when he was charged with stealing the rice. Goh Ah Tee pleaded that he had 10 persons
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    Man Who Saw Visions Faces Murder Charge
    156 3 Mental depression and money worries apparently caused Yeo Kwi Tong, a 32-year-old Hokkien, to see visions of "spirits and devils" since last January On the 16th of that month he tried to kill himself with a chopper and also attacked his wife. In
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    Market's Reconstruction Anniversary
    32 3 A large gathering wa;s present at the Chui Eng Soo Yuen Restaurant last night to celebrate the occasion of the Chung Yuen festival and the Enra .Market's reconstruction anniversary.
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    28 3 Dr. H. T. Wee. J.P., has been appointed to be a Municipal Commissioner of the Town of Singapore during the absence on leave of Mr. Tan Hoon Siang.
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    SHANGHAI PLACED UNDER ECONOMIC BLOCKADE
    131 4 mlc bl ickade of Shanghai J" land and in closely patrolled the flight of gold si.ver and foreigi ill: t a tion routes watched by special ecor.o polloi Tne order was lasu« the discovery I nany warehouses have been tied to cape anti-hoarding check-up. The
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    EUROPEAN ART & ITS GROWTH
    78 4 EUROPEAN ART ITS GROWTH Modern European Art the theme of a lecture liverad by Mr Hoy liorell at the East-West Society la_l night. The lecturer gave vivid account of the developm -..t and fcrowth of thc ait f oui the Mth century down to the present times and exhibited a
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    Chinese Don't Want Soviet Air Pact
    80 4 Chinese Don't Want Soviet Air Pact -V IVI i all I t-VI banking. Thursday. Dr. Holltngton Tons*. Qavenmeat spokesman, announced today the Chinese Government haa •notified the Soviet anth trfttiefl of its desire to diacontintte the Smo-Soviet airline agreement covering the Alma Ata-fiam-route (crossing th Soviet-Sin-luap.g border) whic-j i_ due
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    MISSION OF BRITISH RACE UNFINISHED
    232 4 BTDNKT, Thursday.— Aus- 1 tratiar.-born Lord Robinson Uiairman of the British Forestry Commission., who is on a visit to his nativeland. said In recent addresa in Adelaide r,rl S mi 10n f tlK British race In ctvlllaat-on was by no meana finished and would* be
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    DUBLIN GRATITUDE
    69 4 r>... 7 a_iny u Giaduates of Ti inity College Lub.hn who were prisoners in during the Japanese occupation hav, establiahed a medical Scholarship at Trinity r :";f;V iml P«Wto a Rotunde ™>P»tal, available to a lialay! each year for five years in S2^^^^ven y o7aaa? dmiL th h
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    MALAYS MUST UNITE FIGHT RED MENACE DATO ONN'S CALL
    317 4 MALAYS MUST UNITE FIGHT RED MENACE DATO ONN'S CALL •Malax ut all shades of opinion imis wink th.ir dm, a •MircH now and unite solidly In defeawj af thrir e**mm**n national l-gMa, <-• suffer the bitt.r consequent of sUni x lieelarcd Dato Onn bin Jaafar, >.»'».ir, l>e«.ar of r recent
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    THIRD WEEK RUN FOR INDIAN FILM
    67 4 laembara of the rr. various communities Ind ing Mr. Thivy of the La Government.- -recently att. the Cathay preview room for the Indian box-office pi I "Chandraleka," which is having its third-week run at the Marlborough Theatre. But for its superfluous length. which is
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    FRENCH SHIP REVERSE D
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    23 4 SHANGHAIS Executive TuaaiJ Contro: Ooaakaj laat gold andfod -urrendered to the] -hall be added toi la order to s_ Yur. Uel -ported toda-.-|]
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    Pacific Strength
    43 4 HONGKONG* ien E_4_l Commander-^ fleet «trengtt««J the manpoaerq a sot „_i I that the JS statement admiral W** tS^fl nf the P« tnW .\..v AdH On Sat- rfg.*a r four en [IU a i io H asia. rrive* g Ba« to-.
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    AROUND the TOWN
    580 5  - ARO U N D the TOWN Vera Ardmore By ft I H E<,!i 6t.».n* Mak r I ii t damp n. riayrd on Ihe Ir-a! '•> ta sl ■il M V Un they will (.>• Royal latertur taftC- ,"Kn;.v \n.:cr [PER l fdiiroi'iu.' for or btMgi ut on Wtdiirsdai. at
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      AT LAST WE CAN NOW GO AHEAD
      1067 6 AT LAST WE CAN NOW GO AHE AD The Morning Tribune leader writer examines the bi^ two Reports OXK point about xmla for a War Damage Compensation Scheme and th selet Committer a reporl of the Debtor Creditor Bill, puttied ytsterday, t he r e willb at measure ni' at
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      504 6 Nurses soy De WITTS PILLS ere vooderfu/ for Backache i AJA) I M j r -J up and -aa two dav' AAA. MC Thev are won •fcorar.ee J c5. A D :*3 "Ml* c_«-ai T |IM meMs* A- AMI the I hoii.ders twj r-a MM vsJ. .irrv on *i" v
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    COLOTOV TIPPED TO BECOME ALIN'S NEXT SUCCESSOR
    240 7 I a— danov. death will cause a complete reo Stalin, reports Walter Cronkie UP ivancement for Georgi Malenkov, who is almay mean also that Molotov will succeed r whose sudden hv Moscow yesterday, was ZJ -atm mmm* l (a the past few. It
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    BRITAIN NOT DOWN AND OUT
    91 7 Liverpool, fhundsy. A globetrotting .American who ha-* oeen tiavel'mr; nearly all Ma lif«- ll return. u'* homo to tell Ul 1 1 iends |hct they hav<> "^n, it all wrong about tiritain heir down and Out". Hc i^ A. L. Myrland. one of the 200
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    QUIRINO MADE TED DAUGHTER OF A CITY
    58 7 QUIRIN O MADE TED DAUGHTER OF A CITY M ■v.. V tto S pted s itioi M tho soul Cd noi ten! ei! j\ I Q Rd the s i _i r.ved t ii bilippines. I _is was kil by Lf.u on the Island of m continued on (its Jo
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    UCK INDUSTRY STRIKE CRIPPLES NEW YORK
    86 7 UCK INDUSTRY STRIKE CRIPPLES NEW YORK :i Th,I < -A strike of some 10.000 P crippled New York's intricate track bl-fa-mHaJP the deliver y of food, furniture, W and other commoditteß gi^chandlse piled up on the railroad the Association and the American Rall- -ou^^ncomin, freight of i inci i re
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    COTTON WASTE FOR JAP MACHINERY
    83 7 Shanghai, Thursday. The hinese .Ministry of Industry and Commerce approved the --'-owned china Textiles ustrles Incorporated to per't the barter of Chinese cotton for Japanese textiles machinery parts. The China Textile Industries operates all former Japnose cotton mills in China Dinted out its mills monthlv
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    STRAWBERRIES FOR HAWAH
    56 7 STRAWBERRIES FOR HAW AH San Francisco. Thurs. Ov*»--seas air parcel post will be officially inaugurated today when a Pan American Clipper takes off carrying California strawberries to Hawaii. The new post office service becomes effective today for the United States and its possessions. an<i on September 11 for foreign countries
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    FORMER NAZI FINANCE MINISTER WINS APPEAL
    237 7 STUTTGART, Thurs.— Dr. Hjalmar Schacht, former Rvichs Bank President and R?ich Finance Minister under Hitler, today won his appeal a?:ainst a 10-year ramp sentence passed' by a Stuttgart de-nizification court after his acquittal ai Nuremberg. The public applauded the result of the appeal which
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    KOREAN ENVOY
    80 7 WASHINGTON. Tin.-: -day. —The State Department said arrangements hav, been mad t fo r the arrival ol Dr. Pyorig Ok Chough, special representative to the United State., from Korea, who l_ expected to reach Washington, on September 17. Dr Chough will go to Paris shortly after tha t
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    Manila Adopts Plan For Rice Rationing
    110 7 Manila Adopts Plan For Rice Rationing Manila. Thursday. A .systematic plan for tice distribution (rationing i in Manila and provinces has just been adopte 1 by the ccnttal government to overcome the present shortage M the cereal, which is the main ;taplc foodstuff of the Filipino people. The new scheme
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    ALL SET FOR UN
    162 7 ALL SET FOR UN PARIS. Thurs. Schuman, Prencll i I Min*-.-•tor gad Premie, -elecl wt Ij somod the choice 'i Paris a--I -cen:- of th- cominj i of .h<* Untied -Nations tltnn.il Am* •< mbiy today when Iv formally i handed over the Pnlali d Chail- ->.. W.ir«:v tii' i!i«
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    SILVER FOR COINS
    98 7 SHANGHAI. Thurs. Finance Minister. Wang Yun Wa. is planning to leave for the United States around September 20 to attend a meeting of th*. International Monetary Fund which is scheduled on September XI in Washington. j Meanwhile. the Executive f Yuan's Special Committee, in charge of the
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    Mass Trial In India
    75 7 Bombay. Thu rsd av. A mass ttial of more than 1,000 people described as Communists charged with daeoity, looting and murder bega-i before a sp cial court at Cannanore. on tho southwest coast of India, today. This was a sequel to the outbreak of violence earlie
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    Filipino Is General In Franco's Army
    260 8 Filipino Is General In Franco 's A rmy Manila, Thursday. —Unknown to his countrymen, a Filipino who rose from the tanks, is now a federal in the service of GenemMsstmo Francisco's Spanish at my. Ho la according to reliable local reports, General Mariano Santiago'. Jr.. who distinguished himself In the
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    No Smuggled Wolfram For Russia
    95 8 No Smuggled Wolfram For Russia SHANGHAI. Thurs. Eric Himsworth. Director of Imports ind Exports of the Hongkong government, said Hongkong reports that wolfram was smuggled into Hongkong and sold to Russia were "misleading." Himsworth is here for a conference in connection with ECAFE. He said no wolfram, brought into Hongkong
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    TRUMAN PRAISES WORKERS
    69 8 Washington. Thursday. President, nuinan, in a statement today, praised the effoits of American workers, whose production since the end of the .vai has, he said, "helped to make our nation \he cornerstone in international efforts to JtlAg aoout wotld recovery and a lasting peace The statement was
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    THE R LIKE N S
    379 8 THE R LIKE N S (By A Tribune Reporter) IN Queens .street, about a stone's throw from where it crosses Bras Basah Koad. stands an imposing yellow coloured building its doors barred, its windows shuttered. its flagstaff bare, its courtyard empty. A***** the gate. a large zinc nameboard. turned inside
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    Capital Japan
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    NO MOON CAKES, NO COCKTAIL PARTIES
    120 9 NO MOON CAKES, NO COCKTAIL PARTIES lay. T)i* rnment has an*U i ity s banning tin tradiik> i miil u ••ts n the I festival on 17. It d that cmbas- ind consulate* abroad </>,. el cocktail parI i tfc CftiseM Saiional Octobi r 10. Mid rtufotiM necessitates lunction*, only
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    Australian Industry Sets New Records
    124 9 v| KN\-\ .nd,;);..."'"^— AuaNSS?S^ r^n\ in June *vided ■< L -ncrease allocal the larger •^lability of ir -creased •ru ln f a Ctncit ydueto 8? *"5 Iv Ei*" initia **r-hall Jm* the w <>rkers. which 8 Au »tna at an in- creasing rate, also contributed
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    Russian Cheque Refused
    63 9 NEW YORK, Thursday. The Russian Consulate in New York has sen t a $250 cheque to the RooseveU Hospital to payup biu-s for Mis. OKsana Stepanova. but i r will not be accepted. Archie Dawson, of the Lega. Aid Bocfctf which had entered the ca-,e. said the
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    JAP ISLANDS MOVE SOUTH
    38 9 TOKIO. Thursday. ThJapanes t islands hav move'--000 metres to the south compared to their position show*, in the mos f recent maps, as a result Of his investigations according to Hidto Hirose.— Reuter AAP
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    How Can Dollar-Starved England Send Cigarettes To Australia
    273 10 How Can Dollar-St arved En gla nd Sen d Ci garettes To Australia en uney, Thursday, w1 1 h English cigarettes in plentiful supply iii Australia, thr question was being asked "How can dollar-starved England .end bo many cigarettes to Australia?*" Wo on< seemed to know the tnswer. Recently, however,
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    HOLLYWOOD FILM ST ARREST
    73 10 HOLLYWOOD FILM ST ARREST *II.J 3 r R.J3 ■.'la "J l*M] "woei^i 1 1 PHI I-'.ronJ at mi or _U S Hg B f'-ionyl the crjj BUM r,, tf-W ii ore qTI wlatit rjd upaM jail with iM BITTER fl i th" fr'd i im*§ .'-ii*, im a \a tn
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    Canned S Oyster
    83 10 Canned S Oyster Manila T::ar?day. sefcfood piodjct c_- oysters, bu ton* American n_-eriai the l%lippl»» Sn.oke-J oyster. I child oi AitiwrCl ,-s tecbnoiflfM oo tho TS. riih and nap oi' 5C p a_ a "mm he canae- *l •mast dek* I T.iov also *__J was a good r' 0 ui
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    21 10 JAP BALL B FOR IN TV 6 soo i vate com. tf veH end ot .y up u rl j I
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      316 10 POP I |a-~~ ---»»--_--__a_______,^_ lMii^ EXdUSIVEOT > f •tmsax \to Tin-: '^-^r /jh -tJ^-x^' -v E2& -/7: 'N^' Tli (0 L__, .Jl m,m>.\i m^- I*** I\~ ''ilmm\>* Tt**«4-----^ ILW H"^ _-_____a____h____^d RUGGLES flZmTTn* -m l snu TIV)sTKW~«3^ fm _jsf! SStH T"HuWHT9O-' 1 Co*o*TAsl£ Y MAT'- QUEEN I ■^rOPPING.^>y^^^ M x
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    TALY HOPES FOR 500 MILLION DOLLARS TRADE WITH RUSSIA'
    251 11 I. it -Uo-Russian trade talks in Moscow \g* JBE worth of business beU*e_i t; hei ios< 0«r- 'that trade with is to restore her ibtln. ctaanc. to lM tmda delegation K .um.. m~ a- I thne-pomt pto work oul with ttie
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    BATTLE TO DEATH
    75 11 Sydney. Thurydini. W*tchi rs at But any lia it, Sydu< y. \m<- South Wrths. iuid a clone of a battle to th> dt nth I, itu i'n a 70- ft mmmi* <>nd <• ICaVool ihmrk* recently. At intends hi I four-hour battle, the whak limped ,ir of
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    LAW INVOKED
    29 11 kjRNE. Thurs. Ar Law na 60, ir i cf E Iwai HI ren invoked re I Tern" case. Thi a- the fi ti ol th< i UP.
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    GED AUSSIES' IMMORALITY IN AN BREAKS UP ENGAGEMENTS
    62 11 :;.v; Allegedly exaggerated report* occupation troops and engagements buck home, legation to -its O, broken enyaipL iron fiancee* in -lusfraHa lbs mM. »e. ft troops, especially Mtl [keri w "Oraerol Mac Arthur] a Nuvni/losnf j "/-"no,, llf thc Aust ra-: u t
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    BE OBSERVERS
    16 11 B p M Unit. I Nal Pft --vouhi LtfiVi interthr. c urea lf ''■vs.
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    Dewey to Clean Out Reds
    31 11 Dewey to Clean Out Reds ALBANY, Wednesday. y sadd the Communists w°-W be cleaned out of Washington "Ju^ as fast as a Republican, president can ix "ectcd and start doing it."
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    EXPERTS WANTED
    46 11 E X PERTS WAN TE D WASHINGTON. Thrus. —The Army Department M-- nounced it needs some hubby pchniciar_s i n Japan, the Phliippints. Alaska and the United States. These hobby exI porta will teach photography, wood work, plasties art. metai and applied arts and craft*. U.P.
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    MEXICO PAYS FIRST INSTALMENT FOR UK OIL PROPERTIES
    93 11 MEXICO CITY, Thursday.— The Mexican Government will pav on September 18 the first instalment of the compensation agreed for British oil properties expropriated in 1938, President Miguel Aleman confirmed on Tuesday. Mexico agreed two years ago to pay U5581. 250.000 as compensation
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    MARSHAL LI CHI SHEN WILL HAVE ASYLUM IN HONGKONG
    157 11 MARSHAL LI CHI SHEN W I L L H AVE ASYLUM IN HONGKONG Jun, tl; ft L govenj 2fCk JUitary "iiNir.. 01 utionar S th >"o V Kto;J. Bter Preted Kafgaj tech -■inr?n m En K*and. Providing Kfta* po,itical 3cJ traditional" British pracMuts h t „n S J >okosman said
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    MORE AGRICULTURAL MIGRANTS
    167 11 Sydney, Thursday. Australia was obtaining too many mlgranta of the int. Uectusv) type and insufficient of the agricultural type, Mr. J. Tehan said at Ihe aMmnl eoundl of the Gtaziers' Association of Victoria, held recently in Melbourne. j llr. Tehan mid that something I was wrong with
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    Too Keen Competition Among Airlines May Cause Accidents
    152 11 HONGKONG. Thurs.— Keen competition for business among airlines operating in the Far East may result in serious accidents because of a tendency to reduce safety factors, the Far Eastern Economic Review declared. The publication said some airlines are resorting to flying muki-engine
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    JAPS GET BACK PETROL
    74 11 lOKIO. Thursday. Gen. Douglas Mac Arthur's head quarters has handed bactc control of the Japanese, petroleum industry to private Japanese enterprise SCAP anjnounced today. "This action", the SCAP announcement said, "on thc third anniversary of the signing ol* the articles of surrender by the Japanese Government
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    CHINA DID NOT FORBID FOREIGN PLANES TO LAND
    168 12 NANKING. Thursday. -The Ministry of Communications which controls China airline.--denied it had issued an order forbidding foreign planes except Russian, to land in the western provinces. It explained that the Ministry of National Defence requires clearance of such flights. The denial was
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    PEACE AT LAST FOR WALLACE
    94 12 Decatur. Alabama. Thur.— Mr. Henry Wallace, the Third Party presidential candidate, had a peaceful reception here today on his Southern election tour, and drew a few cheers when he said "I did not come South to preach disunity". 1 Mr. Wallace had met with a
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    MYSTERY OF DEAD SYCE IN CAR
    77 12 MYSTERY OF DEAD SYCE IN CAR Mystery surrounds tho death Of a young Malay syce who was discovered lying stretched •cross the diiving seat of a private ear near the junction of Bras Basah I toad and Beneoolen street yesterday. The discovery was stated to nave been made by Mr
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    BOMBAY FILM CENSORS STIFFEN MORAL CODE
    172 12 VIBAY, Thurs. Am. British film pr iron 1 iinljr h ltd pul to It m to meet the' innical cod. out Hoard of Film j the gvddnnee of prod In til's country. I IUI view to ensuring that the cinema to-j ptsya ii- proper
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    MALAYAN SHARE QUOTATIONS
    588 13 MAL AYAN SH AR E QU OT ATI ON S Q u U»ti n* m. a S EU I I »ff l5 kk ;kon 1,065 1 ,o* 1.70 L80 S 1.70 U» Sato MM 2,17 2 5r 6-w 7.00 53,00 51 cd M r 10.00 11.00 H cnin!a .v K
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    RUBBER PRICES DROP
    107 13 rubber price yesterday drop of five-eighth, nt over Wednesday irket opened steady Proximately a quarter of lower than the previous J fVd and business was JJ ip M-_ cents for No. 1 tmi£m>*?mmP* however, eased when more sellers were evidencs and closed with bu- sinese done down
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    Finance And Commerce
    190 13 There were no important price changes in the produce market yesterday. Oopim, which has been a rather fin;, market recently, igain saw good bvsinei lor" y« The coco*..t oil market, howv»r. remain.*! unchanged. Tiie 1 London market for this coin morlity was reported to haw .X'cn weak.
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    Singapore Best Market For Dutch Produce
    231 13 Singapore has always been the best market for NEI produce, far surpassing even the Hongkong market due mainly to the geographical position of this country. Added to this advantage, Singapore If also important as a manufacturing and re-milling centre for the raw products of
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    SHARE MARKET
    28 13 Transactions in the share .narket yesterday were mostly confined to industnals which showed a slightly firmer tendency wit'n Ihe exception of Cold Storages. Tins were neglected.
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    TWO WORLD BOXING TITLES MAY CHANGE HANDS THIS MONTH
    543 14 TWO WORLD BOXING TITLES MAY CHANGE HANDS THIS MONTH Rnalr\ Among Promoters Creates A luch Excitemertt NEW _ORK, Thursday.— With the heavier weights temporarily out of the picture big boxing in September, at least so far as this part of the world is concerned, rests with middle, welter and light
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    Weights For Tomorrow's Kuala Lumpur Races
    275 14 The t*mm*m*mmt aie the weight; tor tomorrow's KL races: Horses, CL 2. Div. t, About 7 Furlong A II worth 9.00 Oregon 8.13 Radiant Rhythm 8.06 Streatneld 8.00 Merry Miller 8.00 Marconi 8.00 Haydec 7.13 Gold Stream 7.13 Book law II 7.11 Hunters Call
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    GOOD TIMES RETURNED DURING TRACK WORK
    264 14 FROM ALLAN LEWIS KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs- day. Some good timings were returned this morning when number two track opened for fast work. The going was slightly soft following yesterday's rain. Best times were returned by Oregon, Hunter's Call. Indian Heather, Blackpool, who took 37
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    THE WORLD'S LONGEST GAME
    80 14 TOKIO, Thursday. A worldrecord for the longest baseball game was claimed here yesterday when two Japanese softba'.l teams, the Nitta and Kikusui, played for 33 innings before a decision was reached in the semi-final of the national softball championships. The game, played at Korku. *a Stadium,
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    TRIANGLE S. C.
    49 14 The following will represent the Triangle Boccei tram's sec ond eleven M soccer against the Singapore Cold Storage it the Delta Koad ground on Saturday 800 Yuen; Krishna Hassan, Han Ohoo, An Mm! Ifusoff, Hu.-setn, Luen Pak nam, Manikam, Lay Hwa, IsImnll, Patrick Ang. Ah Meng
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    Jollilads Fixtures
    57 14 The following are the football fixtures of the Jollilads for September and October Sept. 12 vs. GHQ Fai elf at Tanglin; Sept. i» vs. Army Fire Service, at Gillman Barracks; Sept. 26 vs. Kounavsita Sports Club fur the .John's Cup at Paair Panjang; Oct. 3 vs. lia.se Gioup
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    THEY'RE IN THE BAG
    28 14 The sack race in progress during the Singapore Harbour Board Boys' Club sports mee in>f held over the week-end. (Pix by Tong Photo Service).
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    COLONIALS C.C.
    52 14 The following vv:il represent Colonials C.C. at cricket against the Singapore Cricket Club on Saturday at 2 p.m. at the Padang: A. Perera (Capt.), P. de Kretser, W. Ratnayake, P. Coomarasamy, E. M. O. Wolff. D. Miller, A. Thiyagarajah, B. A. Jayasekera. N. Woodhull, T. V Brohier, Hallaldeen.
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    WEEK-END BADMINTON MATCHES
    124 14 The following represent iJ»e Sect Kim Cheng, Badminton Party, to play a return, friendly match against the City Bank Club Badminton Party, and the Social Badminton Party. The matches will be played at the court of the S.K.C.B.P. on Sunday at 7.30 a.m. and against the Social
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    Ships In Port
    75 14 Ships In Po rt VESSEL «*-JJ- Tweedbank 42 3 Luxnu 4 2 H Sumpitan 1 C. Maersk 38 9 Glaucus 35 6 Ma. c lla 33 4 Castlcville 31/ 2 Limbutg 17 IS I Ferngulf tf 20 I Kampar jj/J L.S.T. Chos. McLead g U.-iilaw. I L. Chilliwack-Kajai. Bookc S
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    JOE LOUIS MAY FIGHT WOODCOCK
    108 15 „,N |M, Thurnday. I Fll* rt- nil! be mad.- to get I i „,is N Ms M .-.ri.i m* l\tmee Waiataicalr. rmtiipkwa, in I_e_tvi Uuu> If Ifce latt»*r I si sueeeran of the back" tampaigii I |m oa s.*i»t m.ir against the Oimi. ft r
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    AUSTRALIANS DECLARE AI 522 FOR SEVEN
    264 15 tA*TIV<jS, Thsrsom y. Do* B rail man declared the Ah&- -,,,,'> .e'vvis tosedai f*H .«>./, interval, of a total oj Ml d the B ith Oj Engltind hen HI Ka.-. nd youi H deliveries 151 ti 11 iton was unl that 1 60. tt.
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    Scoreboard
    113 15 Australia Ist Inking* Ecfa loh b .Mallett 13 t OrifUfa b Bailey 0* c Mann b Baity 143 tssett c Mallett to Parka im tarvey c GiiflLth b Perks 110 e lhw Mallett 7 xUm aoi out 67 1 McCool b Perka I Lir.dv.-ail not out 17 Extras qi
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    Son Of Kong To Tackle 'Punjab Tiger'
    139 15 Son Of Kong To Tackle 'Punjab Tiger' Son of Kong. 200- !b. Malayan Chinese champion, and Hm Pun- jab "Tiger." top the wrestling bill at the Happy World Stadium tomorrow. A ***-t**\t the ••Ti_-er' -h >: i *.ve of Bo Cl BOft, ■u.i'v !hine grapple. mi VI ty i B
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    CHINESE ATHLETES TROUNCED
    54 15 Superior in all depaitments of the gam*, th*-* Indian Association trounced the Chinese Athlete s—l in a Third Division League match at McNair Road ground yesterday. Indians led by 3—l at the inteival. Scoiers were S. Chandra (3). Falli and Nadaraiah for the Indians and Kim Si
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    SCFA Meet RAF At Stadium Today
    97 15 Preparatory to the Maiayan Chinese Inter State soccer competition, the Singapore Chinese Football Association have arranged to play a friendly match with the* Royal I Air Force at Jalan Besa* today. A good game is anticipated. Admission charges aie $1 and 50 cents. The
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    S.C.C. League Soccer
    63 15 The following iiave been .-elected to '.epr-e*ent the Singapore C.icket Ciub ls; XI against the SLR.C. in a Div. I I League txiuie today mi Jalan., Besar Stad'um J. Artkes.; D. Hanaiiton. V. Burton; W, Samba idge, C. McCulloch. A. Mitchell; E. Ten Dwi*. B. C-itton. F.
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    CALLOVER POSTPONED
    14 15 London. Thu. Lastcight's callover on the St Lcger was postponed until today.
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    Rovers Beat Police In Fast Game
    166 15 Rovers Beat Police In Fast Game Rovers Sports Club had to battle haid for full points in their Div. 2 League game against the Police at Geylang Stadium yesterday. The match was contested at 1 fast pace throughout and the Rovers ran out winner? by onenil. The Police raided Rovers
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    TO-NIGHT'S CHARITY BOXING
    152 15 TO- NIGHT'S CHARITY BOXING uiiS. is ,u aupport wn i Itk K'siXur- i. &'fcar_s*st brothers, have been arrang- 1 In one 0 f these Sonny hard-hitting flyweight ;'> moots Jimmy Archer.! tnl;i! champion. In another exhibition bout. iS2K Archer meets th Pu I lce t «Tor, Sgt. Bulat. t iinmnr>t
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    Amicables Beat Malays In Poor Game
    242 15 AMICABLE ATHLKTic ARSON 4 MAI-.YS ,1 s semi thr Malays bt, ,„„r >,oal* to thre* in th* .>• rund ro*md „f tlr It was a pool Th, litl soen w P ro T_? fd fe v thc opportunist, netting all t: Amicables took a
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    INDONESIANS TAME TIGERS
    43 15 are n l■ <•• >! >dsa *.o,ta s''}5 i r ot Hm Aanfln lof th.. ludi.n. dmm Xi ow- \< h-ca.l. _tag down i" Mi. mat of 4—i. In subsc: i;.n gam-, IYi-^rs l»oat i M st Sumatra 1 si\ gooli to two.
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    La Salles Score 2-1 Victory
    122 15 Lj Salk Spoils Club scored two-oiie v.c:o.y over C.Y.M.A. 1 a Div. I League game at St George's Road ground yestet lay. All the goals were netted m he second session. Alex NeuTonnei inside-left, and Low '.Ving Kee, cent re-forward, scord tiie f»>>*i and second
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    Indian Test Team's Visit Netted £15,745
    106 15 SYDNEY, Thursday. When the Indian Test team visited Australia last season, the Victorian Cricket Association's income icas £15,74)5 mid th* prifit $2,515, after allocating £^.000 to clubs. Thrse figures, from the VCA balance sheet for the year *tmmd .August 15. 19}S, are netoic the
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    Hockey Assn. Meeting
    32 15 Secret,.: its and convenor^ l club aaaociate-l to the Stag* pcie Hockey Association ar reminded of today's extraordi'i ur. md general meettnga io begin at s.lfi at the S.R.C.
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    KAMPONG MALAYS ARE IMPOVERISHED
    358 16 Severe Indictment OJ Goverement Policy KUALA lIMITK, Thursday -A severe imlietment of (Jovernment policy towards the luunpon* people of Malay., was made bv Sheikh Ahmad Bin Mohammed Hashim at the Federal I, pi slat ive Council this afternoon. Sneaking after the adjourn ment. Mi. Hashim pointed
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    NO "DIPLOMATIC INDISCRETION"
    93 16 NEW DELHI. Thursday.- Pandit Nehru. Indian Prime Mi- nister, today denied in the National Assembly that India's Ambassador In Moscow, Mrs. Vljaya Lakshimi Pandit, had "committed diplomatic indiscretion" by making a press statement "not too friendly to the country to which she was accreditted" Pandit Nehru said
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    TORCHLIGHT TATTOO
    92 16 PORTSMOUTH, Thursday.The arena of Eastney Barracks, Portsmouth, has been transformed into the Rock of Gibraltar for a Royal Marines torchlight tattoo which opened last night and continues until Saturday. A massed band of 190--strong opened the tattoo with a display of countermarching. Drill by the King's squad of
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    DEATH MYSTERY IS CLEARED
    63 16 The mystery surrounding the death of a Malay syce employed by Mr. V. J. Mendis on Wednesday night was cleared yesterday when the Police announced that his death had been found to be due to natural causes. The syce was found dead across the front seat
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    FOREIGN MINE WORKERS STRIKE
    45 16 WREXHAM, Thursday. Seventeen foreign workers employed in coal mines around Wrexham who struck for better food and conditions are to be sent home to Yugoslavia. A National Coal Board official described the men as "Oliver Twists" whose demands are Insatiable. Reuter.
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    RUSSIA HAS GAINED: WON'T FIGHT NOW
    54 16 RUSSIA HAS GAINED: WON'T FIGHT NOW CANBERRA, Thursday. Australian Premier Joseph Chifley in the House of Representatives today, commenting on the Berlin situation said: "I don't believe Russia wants war. I believe she has gained an advantage and. is prepared to push her policy as far as she possibly can
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    Dr. BENES IS PARALYSED
    66 16 PRAGUE, Thursday. Today's bulletin on Dr. Benes declared "Thc patient has spent the night without more serious incidents. "Paralysis of the right arm and leg is complete." Thc left side was more paralysed, and unconsciousness was deeper than yesterday," the bulletin added. "Blood circulation is being
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    SCHOOLGIRL SAVES A MAN
    32 16 BRIBLINGTON, Thursday.— A 15-year-old schoolgirl swam 50 yards to aave a man from drowning in Bridlington harbour last night. She is Cecily Booth of Hampden Road, Mexborough, Yorks.
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    FED ERA TION ROUND-UP
    680 16 FED ERA TION ROUND- UP A curfew has been declared at Titi, Kuala Klawang and Pertang Town Board Areaa by the O.C.P.D. Jelebu with effect from 7.30 p.m. today, September 2, 1948. Curfew hours will be from 7.30 p.m. to 6 a.m. On Wednesday afternoon Police and Military ground forces
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    MIDNIGHT GUN BATTLE IN PONTIAN
    538 16 (Tribune War C0rr.w,.0n,1..„, PONTIAN, nuirsdi., 1 midnight gun battl, M H^! Militar> patn.l ati H |iar| about 10 bandits r, ult,, 1 in th discovery of a w.H-ra,„„nfl„_. ed insurgent t*m** T heights of Gunon^ i» u li_i (•> m feet) four mile, oung Estate.
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