Morning Tribune, 14 September 1948

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    MALAYA: KING GEORGE ASSURES
    225 1 London. Mon. THF King told Parliament today that his ministers wore determined to restore lav an«l order m Malaya and to the outbreaks of violence which have so unhappily disturb* i the peace of the Federation. To that end. he said, the police forces ha<i been
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    HERE-PRONG ATTACK INTO HYDERABAD
    465 1 HERE- PRONG ATTACK INTO HYDERABAD Renewed Communal Strife Feared New Delhi, Monday. INDIAN troops invpded the princely state of Hyde- rabpd at 4 a.m. local time today, an Indian communique reported, raising the possibility of a full- !e war between Hindu India and Moslem Pakistan. The communique said Indian troops
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    ONE SHOT, 2 KIDNAPPED NEAR SERDANG
    167 1 ONE SHOT, 2 KIDNAPPED NEAR SERDANG A CHINESE contractor wa3 shot m the neck and stomach by terrorists who also kidnapped his elder and younger brothers m an attack on his house near the Serdang Agricultural College m the Sungei Besi Area last night. The raiders also made an attempt
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    Crisis ualties
    24 1 Crisis ualties ,iffinii(iii« of fen%st the iwrorirfi kilkd and M wrwfs fcai'f M w a; end uvu!c/"i V)», the fM'UifM ed atki 51 to<»un^-
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    OTEST UNO
    104 1 I London, Mon. Isclosed today that the I Hyderabad s quaml la wero presented to General Trygve Lie ited Nations last Friiris. Mentation wa.< made ibad's Agent General r Nawaz Jung so that kation couid be placed It Security Council or. I September 16. liable responsible >mtimously acrorvl
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    BOMBAY PREPARES
    53 1 BOMBAY, Monday. Police and the military were alerted today for all possible emergencies. Vital public offices, key positions and installations, including ppots t offices, telegraph offices, power stations and transportation depots were under armed police guard. Sirens were installed m Bombay to call out the home guards fo
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    RUSSIAN PLAN TO SEIZE OWER IN BERLIN BARED
    162 1 RUS S IA N PLAN TO SEIZE OWER IN BERLIN BARED ™BWd the current Soviet >'■ 'm wiH°L Pr VOCations m Wl!l be climaxed by a ■i < o seize power under the cxt of Preserving order. ,?:;S;W^ claimed, uithvk X^i ltS SoUrce SoVmSl told <*>™nuntat wan rS that Russia
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    NIZAM'S PALACE SURROUNDED
    156 1 NEW DELHI, Mon.— The police surrounded the luxurious Delhi palace of the Nizam of Hyderabad today and disarmed his Hyderabad guards. One unit of the Nizam's forces refused to surrender its rlßes, and, for a tense moment, the Indians and the Hyderabadls faced each other with weapons
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    E. Bengal Premier To Succeed Jinnah
    43 1 KARACHI, Mon. Reliable sources said tonight that hh'Aoaja Naxj.tldui. prime minister of East Bengal, has been choren as the new fjovernor general of Pakistan to succeed Moh ammed Alt Jinnah. An official announcement w rxpected soon. U.P.
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    King Receives Gurney
    46 1 LONDON. Monday. Kin? George received Sir Henry Gurncy m audit nee at Buckingham Palace today, on his appointment as High Commissioner for the Federation, of Malaya, and conferred upon him the Knight Commandership of tlv Order of St. Michat 1 and St. George.
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    Major Dies During 21/2-Hour Operation In Arm Hospital
    342 2 Ma jor Dies During 21/2-Hour Opera tio n In Arm Hospit al HIGH-RANKING OFFICIALS' EVIDENCE AT INQUEST ||H*H li \»JV< mi'itary Joctors ;<ml surgeons gave wdeacr .ve*tenl:»v m the Sing^Mire Coroner's Cowrt J»t flu* imiaesf M Mfljor K. Denning. K.A.S.C HoHpitfiL The •pension \\;»s s<;»t«jd to ha\e Utstet! I*\i> rid
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    13 ARRESTS IN FEDERATION
    134 2 1 3 ARRESTS IN FEDERATION THKRK WWe M BTKStfI m the FMi-rat'on m the oast 24 Iron-- Kedah Pcr'.is 10; Porak :i. A p:itinl of UIC -nd Bittilion. Milay Regiment, arrested a Malay bandit m Morapoh, Pali mi,. Kin suspe€ta were arrested by i patio! from the 26th Field Regiment,
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    Bandits Kill Cyclist
    68 2 TAIPING, Monday: -A Chinese cyclist was ambushed by tei.roei.sts and- shot dead while cycling afcmg \he main road about two and a half miles from Taiping last night. He was shot twice;. In the Kualu Kangaar area, guards on Wellington Estate, were attacked by three bandits who
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    BANDIT KILLED
    57 2 BAN DIT KILLED TEL'OK ANSON. Monday A Poliee-'Mrlitary party chased three bandits when they ran out of a hut during a rakl at Batan Gintang Kapar yesterday. One bandit was shot dead while anothor wft« wounded and captured. The third man escaped. An unserviceable revolver and two hand-grenades were found
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    MRNVR Commissions
    41 2 The following Commissions m tho Malayan Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve have been approved by H.E.. the Governor, Sir Franklin Gimson: P. Magnus. D.S.C., Lieutenant, R. E. Low; Lieutenant, W. N. Kennedy, Lieutenant. W. H. Walker. Lieutenant. H. Tyre, Sub-Lieut-enant.
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    300 Villages Flooded
    57 2 LONDON. Mon.- Three hundred villages m the United Provinces havo been flooded by the riveis Ganges and Jumna, but no loss of life has been reported. New Delhi Radio reported today. The Ganges is still rising although it is still two feet below the record level reached
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    700 PICTURES BY YOUNG SPORE ARTISTS ON VIEW
    228 2 I*HE Seventh Inter-School Act 1 Exhibition was officially declared opened by U.K. the Commission*! General, the Rt. Hon Malcolm MurDonakl yesterdrty at the Britidi Council Hull. Stamford Road The Presi.i.nt of the ornnl* 'ng Committee, the Rev Canon R. K. ft. A.
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    'Extremeiy Stupid' Man Sentenced
    212 2 Mn. Anttee c. n. ray.oi to.i Chines* at the Singapoio As.«iz«» Court y» iti'iday "You haw a ftoor? chaiactei. but I sin en.* cannot bclicw th.nt you d.l know t'nat i* v..*s amnui niO vivi a»o working m a miht.i'-v dump". The Chinese. Boh CflKTOg Chui
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    U.K. Army Majors Here To Learn Jungle Warfare
    149 2 U.K. Army Majors Here To Learn Jungle Warfare (Tribune Staff Reporter) In Singapore today, to learn the technique of jungle warfare are three British Army majors from Britain's famous battalions. They are Majors F. H. B. Imbert-Perry M.C.. Grenadier Guards, Major D. W. Fraser, Coldstream Guards, and Major V. F.
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    Canadian Picked Up In Spore Back Lane
    171 2 Canadian Picked Up In Spore Back Lane A YOUNG Canadian admitted m the Singapore District Court yettefrday that he came to Singapore from Shanghai as a stowaway and tnat he had no place of abode and no means of subsistence He was 20-year-old John Forbes picked up by the RAJ.
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    PACKING OF PARCELS
    100 2 The Controller of Posts, Singapore, states that" many firms and individual persons are packing parcels inadequately, with the result that, not only do the contents of parcels often arrive at the destination damaged, but damage to other parcels U caused. Many parcels containing ink and other liquids
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    Singapore Mourn Jinnah
    190 2 Sin g a pore Mourn Jinnah OVER LJto* <•<! yvsu hamod \ij j| P r. w] V Som- v. "An •rtll fly I P tan GorJ I* taree 'i iv.--. m during which i prayers irlD 3 m nicy of i!i, Indian Mush 6b| t*d bUI the m p. of
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    Saw Detect Threw For Currency A
    76 2 Saw Detect Threw For Currency A OULTAN AW UI "J m h Street, attract^ tention of a d*wcn» When h t im approaching Win away a bundle money and jow The drecti^ upt.lv hundL.^ 1 3 finally gucceeoeo him. He was thei CW and w h open' l tain (5
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    EW INDIAN H.C. TO AUSTRALIA
    159 3 I- roL D. S. BEDI HOPES CEMENT FRIENDSHIP MM Departuj^i/ v&teri*} out- tf /aM ™.tj/, RtpretentaJli' t o\ the Government of mdin m Singapore. 2 iJ '-ceiMill «*e /rwHc«i; relation* betuten India and Australia.' B<tth count nea naa oeen helpful to each other m t*€
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    ULING IN GINSBERG CASE Inquiry Against 4 To Be Jointly Heard
    437 3 ULING IN GINSBER G CASE Inquiry Against 4 To Be Jointly Heard THE Ninth Police Magistrate (Mr. E. V. A. Peers) yesterday decided that the preliminary inquiry into the total of nine charges involving the theft and dis- isal of R.A.F. trucks and generating sets, should be held jointly and
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    RT POLICE ARESTED LD-UP MAN
    103 3 RT POLICE ARESTED LD-UP MAN v s K.: P on r of Feb.-: ry 28 entei merit Justice E N Ta;. m B I ;<sM<iay. that X Fob 2* last at ock toe i implain- Meng Choo, kit along Kltchenei i' at he appi lion of Kitchnei tad King George
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    outh Faces arms Charge
    16 3 L*""* r.-,,lver to- Limchu Rang Una p u h E »*d was
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    IMMIGRANTS
    10 3 t 'J Heur 2 whion P\ '^7 r •'■■^•erdav.
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    Travancore Tax Officer Here
    101 3 Mr. U. Abdul Hameed. B. A L. L. JJI.. of Travanr.ort h£S arrived m Singapore on a holiday and is staying at No. 173. Haig &oa.d. with his iaOiei-in-law Mr. K. P. Moname£ Yusoft J. P.. Cingapor Boa^rd contractor. An expert m income tax g^tyainistration, Mr.
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    New Magistrate
    20 3 Mr. Richard Basil Ivor Pates has been appointed to be a Police Magistrate for the Colony of Singapore.
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    US Has No Military Objective
    83 3 PHILADELPHIA, Mm The Secretary of the Navy Mr. John L. Sullivan, told a meeting here tfiat the I'nited states had no military or imperial objective which threatened any nation. "The Communists nave nothing we want, or ever will want", he declared. He added: Make no
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    FAMILY AWAKENED, ROBBED
    190 3 FAMILY AWAKENED, ROBBED A DAYLIGHT gang robbery m which a Hokkien tow- j kay. Lor Ching Kui. was rob- 1 bed of $1,800 m cash pn<l v watch valued at §50. was rolatcd m the Seventh PoiiLf Court yesterday. The incident took plane shortly befoie noon m Let? house at
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    Storekeeper jailed for theft
    137 3 YEO CHOW HENG. 25-year old storekeeper, employed &y rh t Far Eastern Broadcasting Service, was sentenced m the Second District Court, yesterday, to six mouths' rigorous iinpribonnunt for stealing 75 quires of paper belonging to the service. Yao pleaded guilty. H< said that he has a
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    S'pore Bound Ship's Cook Jumps Into Sea
    101 3 S'pore Bound Ship's Cook Jumps Into Sea Buhri bin Osman. Ac Ind< nesian sailur. disappear:] from the m.v kalir.gut '2.164 \cns) whe-;. the ihip was on its way to Singapore from Belawan D* li. Sumatra. h is believed tha t the man jumped overboard In the Straits of Malacca oq
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    AIR MAIL SERVICE TO PALESTINE
    92 3 The Postmaster-General announces t'na t unregistered letters nnto t exceeding 2 ounce-' n weight and postcards may now be posted for transmission by %ig mail to certain places m PaUstine. ci x-hich the following are lb< more important -Beiisibra^ salem. Kfarviikin. Nahariya Hadera. Haifa. Jaffa,
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    Treat For Children
    29 3 The children of the Ramakiishna Mission Orphanage were given a treat by Mrs. Rukmini Assomull yesterday evening. The children were supplied with cakes, tea and icecream.
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    INDONESIAN SEMINARY NEEDS FUNDS FOR NEW BUILDING
    203 3 THE Theological Seminary for All-Indonesia m Macassar is m need of funds for its build- ing project, and Dr. H. be«gema the rector of the Protestant Theological Seminary. Wjs undertaken to pioneer the fundcampaign. Dr Bergemau and his family i called at Singapore
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    Young Chiang Warns S'hai Factory Owners
    572 4 Explains Chinas Economic Folicy Ml\\<illAl. Mod. ChlnaS n. w economic policy was a so.i.il revolutionary movement aimed at suppressing thosv reactionary bl«l that MM tppMlag the economic *> stein un«l»r the Three I'.oplt-s I'rinriplps >laj«»r (ieneral t hiang: i hinßkuo, D^put> Kconoinir StijMTvisnr for
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    ON YOUR RADIO TODAY
    302 4 JLIE NETWORK MALAY ENGLISH PROGRAMMES PROGRAMMES IN ENGLISH. 10 55 am. to 12 noon English Schools Broadcast. 1.00 P.m. Lunch-time music by The Radio Orchestra: 1-3 C News; 1.45 Rhythm Parade with Black and Whi:e: 2.00 Close Down. 8.15 p.m Programme Summary. News Summary an.i Announcements
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    FAMILY FARE
    48 4 Washington, Monday. The American Airlines announced 1 Its bargain "family fare plan" will go into operation tomorrow. Under the proposal an adult who buys a full fare ticket can take along his spouse and children at half fare on Monday 1 i uesaay or Wednesday. U.P.
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    OLYMPIC FILM DELAYED
    113 4 Hundredi of people waited m vain last night to see rep'icas of the Olympic toich carried Horn Newton Circus to the Cathay Cinema with copies of the him of the 14th Olympiad which were due to arrive by Constellation at Tengah. The Constellation was 24 hours late.
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    U.S. FORCES TO REMAIN IN KOREA?
    216 4 NANKING. Monday. Pyung Ok Chough. Syngman Rhee's special representative who arrived m Narking tonight, revealed that a tentative agreement has brer reached between Korea and the United States for American occupation forces to remain mi n Korea until the newly established Korcai Government has
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    FEAST FOR POOR
    4 4 FEAST FOR PO OR
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    Togliatti Retiring
    160 4 MILAN. Moo. All ti 250.000 Italian Conunuan thoii biggest party ally the Spring election were last night that leader P Togiiatti would resume direction of tho pa:ty wi f< w weeks. Giancatlo Pajetta, 0 nist deputy, toid Urn :al Monza Pa'k outside Mila numerous rumours of M "retirement"
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    Army War More Men
    86 4 The Recruiting OfficerCanning jm *g A vacancies for U*W J Personnel of goo- 1 and is now F*g*p teUlgeiitc to h ec v tradesmen m m SSTAgg-l the rates of Wj" Jl conditions to .m. tW without ob .pa on of the in.MMluai service. vui os
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    AROUND the TOWN
    900 5  -  Vera Ardmore By l,^"" 1 1 BAfiOONI on the opening v,„ the Singapore Turf t.nc were dull and r^bly the heavy tr i-oi m the after- holding back thoir cup Day. may nt i,i the absence of '^v looks. However. Uno excu« for Sinca- developing far too
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    THE MORNING TRIBUNE TUESDAY, SEPT. 14, 1948. Resurrected Mummies
    264 6 THE MORNING TRIBUNE TUESDAY, SEPT. 14, 1948. Resurrected Mummies London Agents—Mt-sw. Colin Turner.. Ltd., Talbot Hovse, 98, St. Martitfs Lane W.C. t. THERE are some cri--1 tics who would have us believe that the present unrest m Malaya must to a largo extent be attributed to the misguided efforts of
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    SCANDAL OF FRENCH CHILDREN'S HOMES
    541 6 SCANDAL OF FRENCH CHILDREN'S HOMES rr MISMANAGEMENT of "conditions m children's homes has given rise to one of the worst public scandals of the year m France. At present, there are practically no laws governing the manftgement of homos for backward or "morally deficient" children. Karly »n August. M Pterr*
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    ANXIOUS INDIANS OF CEYLON
    773 6 c i('t)lo,i, nu tk ne CititcH tiili become stM subjects. n is rrliably learnt 1 iha! thr Indian Citi- nshlp Bill, negotla- m on which pnotggdlm on a hteh level I a the two gofemfsetots will reach final strips within the next three ireeka at the
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    War Against Moth
    421 6 A QUIETLY spoken Dani?h scientist is planning a series of experiments which, if succcssfui. will revolutionise the world's textile trade. He is trying to change the molecular structure of wool to keep it free from moths. If he succeeds, it will mean the saving of millions of
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    CRIME IN JAPAN
    28 6 THE crime l m increased*^ thn-o-fold during v y<- fflflS&Jw 1 from the »< i |U i Board- :qr ca capita */*f. vw' rt.sthalf ol last.
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  • ROUND-UP CABLED NEWS FROM FAR AND NEAR
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      LF MILLION CATHOLIC YOUTHS HOLD LY NIGHT CEREMONY IN VATICAN
      269 7 LF MILLION CATHOLIC YOUTHS HOLD LY NIGHT CEREMONY IN VATICAN it CITY iVfon.— An estimated half a »ires chanted "Credo" of the Roman So cturch lust niiht before the iihnnmated st peer's BasHica, to begm an anpre H?Mtcd Holy N^ht ceremony. The square within the encirr-ling arms of r ...v,
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      Dead Lives
      9 7 Dead Li ves man v) i r .{>n />..; uh
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      Visit Portugal
      17 7 Monday. I F p m ".v: S Hi I King All Kd to visit Li
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      Malaria Falls In Ceylon
      94 7 COLOMBO. Monday. m laria c ©ttnucd tc -i evaii Bt di?ea«e m incidence has been duced by almost 50 per cent. 1 211.648 inntients and 48.232 ontin IM7. against -m and 96.657 m 1946. to annual stattsUcf al diseases compiled O; i'»n Medical Departranking niedlcal -oft*
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      Unenthusiastic Germans Flock To Red Rally
      121 7 Unenthusiastic Germans Flock To Red Rally Istimated crowd of more **r un siastic Germans flocked to Square here today to hear in leaders denounce Western allied in1 Berlin and Germany !f; h meetii > V aa JJj>.v its quiet Dt: "'"hs no sign of r<; any attemi I t 5£
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      OVERSEAS DUTY FOR WAVES
      75 7 VBHINGTOW, Monday. ginning On Wednesday. WAVES will be stationed at Sl cted" bases overseas, thf> Navy disclosed yesterday* JJ said that the Navy is "n g a policy for rotation 1! s %(imen members beJ»n tbe United States and mon« overseas. The exact Mea whtrp t
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      SINHALESE MUSIC THRILLS A DANE
      106 7 COLOMBO Monday. Ow: 200 recordings of traditiona, I[olk songs from all over Ceylon together with music, have been made by Mr. D. P. Jaya&ekera. Sup^rinttna-ing-Engimer Telecommunication Radio and his staff. The traditional vunuaiir and other folk songs, the music of the lid* kki. druirs rabana,
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      TO EXPLORE RUINED CITY
      62 7 DARWIN, Mon. Australian explorer Keith Young is going: to explore the huge rcok formation callevi Ruined City m Arnhem land. It lies m the remoter wilderness of northern Australia, m the wild and rocky country of the Roper River. Aborigines hold it m such awe and
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      Deterioration Of US—Soviet Relations May Lead To War
      216 7 Deterioration Of US— Soviet Relations May Lead To War WASHINGTON. Mon.— There is 'no evidence" that either Russia or the United States hrs decided war id necessary to protect its vital interests, Brooking institution reported tocay. On the contrary". said, m a new study oi United St\U\s foreign policy probkms.
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      VITAL SUPPLIES FOR MUKDEN
      128 7 SHANGHAI. Monday. China's viial artery to Mukden, isolated Nationalist outpcs t in Manchuria, is bein>< widened under a new supply ccrtraci signed between tiic Government and the Oiitral Air Transpor f Corporation, it was officially announced la.s: nisht. Und.r the contract CATC trill join CNAC and
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      US AIRMEN LAND
      29 7 LIVERPOOL. Mon Neaily 2.000 GI groufKl crewmen for the Supeifoi tresses and Skyriasters how operating from Biitlsh bases dlsorabarkfd from two American transports to- U.P. day.--
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    No Hope For Early End Of US Maritime Strike
    396 8 No Hope For Early End Of US Maritime Strike A record croud packed the Victoria Memorial Hall on Sundayto witness 20 Chinese couples being united It was the sixth mass weddi ig m Singapore after the hberatin and 'organized by the Miyfair Musical and Dramatic A H°th^own Hall's clock chned
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    MONKS HELD
    32 8 PRAGUE, Sun. The arrest of two monks on charges of "anti-state activity," including illegal possession of arms and smuggling of persons across the border, was announced by the police today.
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    15,000 HOUSES WASHED AWAY BY FLOOD
    86 8 15,000 HOUSES WASHED AWAY BY FLOOD Tokio, Monday. Reports from Fukuoka said 53 persons were known to be dead, 50 others injured and 117 missing m Nagasaki and Saga Prefectures where disastrous floods were caused by the heaviest rains m 50 years. More than 15,000 homes were flooded and hundreds
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    LISBON ELECTIONS
    38 8 LJSBON, Mon. Augusto Cancels de Abreu, Interior Minister, said today m a speech that Portugal's presidential elections next February will be followed by municipal elections m October and National Assembly elections m November, 1 1949.- U.P.
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    SCIENTISTS' FAMILIES CANNOT LEAVE FOR AUSTRALIA
    109 8 CANBERRA. Monday Russian military author^ are stopping German si«* list's families from oinin, the scientists m Australia. Government off cl^ aU t*t they are concerned aboutan d cabinet has discussed the P^° n wives and cmid^ number about SO. the families of IT "j^
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      48 8 GRAND CLEARANCE SALE OF ALL LINES INow On. Reduction of prices from 10% to 80% BUY NOW AND SAVE MONEY Children's Books Medical Booka Technical Books Toys and Games Greeting Cards Children's Invitation* Notepaper and Envelope* Writing Pads. ORIENT STAR NEWS CO. 108, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD, Singapore. phone
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    ORE MASS
    21 9 ORE MA SS i, Mr *Mfwe to tki mnrnane certificates. The matron-of-nonour normy one of the bride's veil. C** In* ]Ir
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    FRENCH LINER RETURNS
    29 9 HONGKONG, Monday.— The French liner, Champollion, re- j turned yesterday from Shanghai, where the crew's apprehension of treatment by the Chinese authorities proved un- founded. Reuter
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    WITH PI GOVT.
    37 9 W ITH P I GOVT. Srr '«P ci<L lso >°f similar h r le ECAFE counxrjL dr .East member Ju st -na and k into ln an <i economic situa- j j«t*i CIS ltn <-R "too U.P.
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    CITY ADOPTED
    26 9 Sydney, Monday. Tunstall, England, has bcon adopted by the City of Heidelberg, Victoria, which plans to send 3.000 food parcels there for Christmas.- I
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  • Page 10 Miscellaneous
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    CHEMISTS HELP HOUSEWIVES DO AWAY WITH RANCIDITY
    274 11 CHEMISTS HELP HOUSEWIVES DO AWA Y WITH RANCIDITY NEW YORK. Mon. Science is always trying to do something for the progress of man, and to" day's report tells of better potato chips, soda crackers and cocktail snacks. Such Hems are usually tasty to M*e averaee American, that is, they are
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    126 11 n»npfttl do Gaulle said flatly R!S o LHVomin, premier of JgSffitt*-*** run the au:ie ri bacbtag< P< itic f .he POt necti pgovernmeni cr«s (1 iMfC r jK it bis BaMl thr ifcpio will be coming iPd is mace's fee cabin-, t Bel
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    6,504 CASES OF SLEEPING SICKNESS IN TOKIO
    76 11 6,504 CASES OF SLEEPING SICKNESS IN TOKIO Tokio. Monday. Thcie has been 6 .'504 cases of sleeping sickness m Japin >fnce the opldemic broke oui. acco? ling to Japanese government re^tls A statement ?aid, "The number surpasses the total of 5.307 cases m the plague of J935." An average of
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    ANG WARNS OREIGNERS
    42 11 JOHAI. Monday. A that foreign nationals onductir? 11 gold and foreign curPi bo suhjp Ct t0 tho Nte a> Chinese was L 2 if»Joi G neral Jnp-k-io. Deputy Kco■errlso hen tea? a f^tion, nig] tht cor; nt econ Reuter
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    COMMANDER DISAPPEARS
    10 11 COMMAND ER DISAPPEARS i..' Monday ht\ Post on E -Kuan
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    India. Siam's Good Friend
    106 11 Kew Delhi. Monday. The Statrtese Charge d'Affaires m India I" Thanat KhomeT*. :n a Jv,c-. recently said that India and Siam had always been on rma. m fact had the largest d tht- influence commandutsidera m Siam. fni- precedence of the past add d Di. Khoman.
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    JAP NEWSMEN RELEASED
    35 11 TOM I 3 Monday. A gi oup newsp ipcTBMB rc:urned to Maizuru aboaru the >patriation ship Takasago M ru on Saturday, after three ir m! •n:nent m Manchuria •nJ Soviet Russia. Reuter
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    Chinese Navy Orders Blockade Of Chusan
    219 11 c HANGH AI, Mon.— Chinese Navy headaarters today ordered a week-long blockade of Chusan Avhipalcco, off Chekiang coast, for an -out campaign to vw out the Communist )rce v.hich* 5 reportedly built around the core of a powerful pirate gang. A l shipping will
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    INTERNATIONAL FAIR OPENS IN PRAGUE
    103 11 PRAGUE. Monday. Thousands of visitor? viewed the exhibits of 11 countiies yesterday at the openinp of the Piag^e International Fair. Everything from Russian fura to Swiss self -winding wßtches were on display but viMtbrt said Ofey were overwhelmed by the predominance ot Soviet exhibits. All
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    JUMPS TO HER DEATH
    40 11 JUMPS TO HER DEATH AOrtfcs, Monday.- -Stamatina ."ai^-ihi, 20. hottse-maid died yesterday Mtei frnpifig from the crcfpoHs on Saturday because i unrequited love. She jittnped frWWi the rock from which St. Paul first converted three Greeks to Chusti- anity.- U.P.
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    Homesick Yorkshireman
    121 11 SYDNEY. Monday. Mr. D. Crossland, a York^hirem-i now living m Sydney wants t fotm a Yorkshire Society New South Wales. Ho said recently: "There ar» more than 4.000 Yorkshitenu m the State, and fhei' nifmhe are gtoWing with evety Bate of migrants. Yorkshire peop love to g«t together
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    Turtles Have Voices —And They Fly
    541 12  -  OSWALD HENRY FILM JOTTINGS -war W T by WARNKR Bros, have turned another stage hrt into :»n enjoyable movie m "The Voice of the Turtle" i which comes to the Pavilion this weekend). The M» v- rtkm, slightly xpanded from a threecharacter CMMO into
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    MALAYAN SHARE QUOTATIONS
    615 13 MAL AY AN SH ARE QU OT AT IO NS LOANS Municipal B'pore b' f 1926 112.50 114.50 kpore 3' 4 r f 1948 ***** 1Q125 S pore *V, 1930 116.00 118.00 xi JPore 3% 1935 98.25 99.25 »Pore 3% 1937 98.00 99.00 3 iC 1938 98.25 99.25 ;pore 1939
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    RUBBER CROPS
    47 13 Crop opt,*, of the followi were' com P anic for August f Ol Gajah 23 500 *m A\t Pono IDS. r;j oa lnas 96.000 lbs. Kluanir ***** Ibs PaJJf 61,500 lbs. T *mbalak 19 S l00 lbs> l ''u Bennt 76 814 lbsenut 42,000 lbs.
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      Rubber Steady But Quiet
      76 13 The local rubber mat kit opon- half a day yesterday iollowin^ r upcountry where the market obsei ved Liberation Day. The market opem-d steady and was practically unchanged from Saturday. Only a small volume of business passed. Closing prices were Buyers. Sellers. No. 1 Sept. R.S.S.
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      LITTLE BUSINESS IN SHARES
      41 13 With upcountry markets observing yesterday, Liberation Day as a holiday, and with no cabled advices from London, ousiness on the local shaie market was negligible. Sharebrokers 1 firms m Singapore were closed at 1 p.m. yesi teiday.
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      MEXICO WINNING FIGHT AGAINST ILLITERACY
      207 13 MEXICO WINNING FIGHT AGAINST ILLITERACY MEXICO CITY. Men- As the campaign Against illiteracy enters its fifth year, the Mexican Government has announced that so far, 1.272,243 illiterates have I learned to read and write thanks to this educational drive. Another 220.61-2 persons arc 'at present enrolled m private and Government
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      TYPHOON VICTIMS LAND ON MINDORO
      106 13 MANILA. Monday. -Fifteen Formosan fishermen, survivors of the fishins motorboat. Bee Dae. which was wrecked by a typhoon off the east coast of Hainan Island, on August 28. were brought to Manila on Sunday from Lubang on Mindoro Island to which they had drifted. When
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      Produce Markets Round-up
      112 13 FVpi l:Ki!k« I yesterday tl do buolneM na.- \>v*n i rpc. i v d. Cop: i also .-how wnpiovrmcnt arid the randried quality i 150 a lcul and th. mixed quality was- un si LJngga sagollour remained with business at $19%. 'Ihe following were yesterday's quotations: SAGO
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      SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
      53 13 VESSEL OODOWNS Hai Hsia 45 E. Hamble SHEER Brndoran 423 Gujarat Hoegh Silvercloud 40 1 Glenbeg 38/9 Charon 36 Glaucus 33 4 LST "Maxwell Brandor" 31 '2 Oregon Mail 17/18 Castledorc 19/20 Sedili 21/2 Sukhona 23/4 Tantalus 25/6 P. Stronghold 27 8 Kutsang 29/30 Doctor Lykos 15/16 Agapenor
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      Ceylon May Re-introduce Petrol Rations
      240 13 Ceylon May Re-introduce Petrol Rations COLOMBO.— Sir John L. Kotelawala. Minister of Transport and Works, warne consumers of petrol m tht- island that unless they co-oper-ate with the Government UMI voluntarily bring down the total consumption by 20 per cent the Government would reintroduce control. He said tha*, after raving
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    HAPPY LASS RETURNS BEST TIME AT B. TIMAH
    463 14 Gra nd Prix Improves UQNUIKS went to Happy La** :igain during track n work at Bukit Tunah yesterday morning when she aLrpewretl to get the better of Judaic over three furlongs m 37 4 5 sees, on a Uwk that uas sightly
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    Weights For Second And Third Days
    892 14 DELOW is the card for tomorruv. s ncai "rK day of the Singapore Turf Club'i GoidSl ing. together with the records of the last th r,t the candidates, and also the weights I J? day: lor Horses. Cl. 1. Div. 2 8 Fura 0
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      41 14 TIGER SHIM CLl'B T v figlr S.v::r:ri:/- (?iub beSM the RAF. SeieMr, la>t Sa turday mi n the nr>t kani wa|e p i game by 8 goals to I. bu the to coaj team fixture by 5 gi ai| to 4.
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    ALL READY AND SLOW TO GO!
    41 15 Women competitors all set and nadv to participate m their *lmv tyele rare during: the Singapore Cytlinß Carnival hrldr rfH^ntly at th»« padang. WUie Joshua (-\trenic ripht) nitititod along the course to win ttw evrnt-
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    167 15 Spooney Win French St. Leger LONGCHAMP, Monda> WNMIOJM the jock.'v and lllchard Ovw the trainer ailed with the Epsom I •.inner My Ix)ve to win the English^*.. Legei at Done rsteiday were also unsuc ul m the CI9IS French St. .r^vi tl'nx Koyal Oaki vith the o i < i--
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    348 15 "LUCKY TO WIN," SAYS AMPON COBBSI HILLS. Monday— Filipino champion WHr aimo Anipiiii doßgedh raced from one side ol «W couri to the other consistently retrieving impossible shots and HUM up with victory o\er the highly tontad Geoffrey Brown. Ausirj>H^n, m the ■yd lomul of
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    TOLD HiS PAL WAS ORTH 10s. 6d.
    92 15 TOLD HiS PAL WAS ORTH 10s. 6d. WTDOA m is a In .'■>■■ f i f-> ■mhe I I riVr friend and M. p thai th, Footit* nations sol d ned--9 '>' to the Ci<i> -iktt A worth "''i '-> i- ijx and lißen on lef| irenA i I/li f/u-
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    DUFFERS' CUP
    36 15 rho final of the RSGC DufCup between t. H Win- l DitKl A. D. Farrell. w?.s a ><d at Bukit Timah on Saturday afternoon and resulted m a win for Winterborn three and two.
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    TO FLY ROUND WORLD IN MOSQUITO
    58 15 CALIFORNIA. Mon. Avlatrix Dianna Cyrus Bixby today estimated that she will crack Bill Odium's round-the-world speed record of 9 hours by three hours on her flight starting from San Francisco on September 26. She will fly a converted British Mght Mosquito figbtcrbomber with a
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    POINTS SHARED AT GEYLANG
    83 15 A gtttl .-cored m the 1a.4 three minutes of the game enabled Posts and Telecoms, tc jhaic honours with Mental Hospital In a Div. 3 League CO counter at Geylang Stadium /t-storcH.y. The final BCOre wa.s e-eJI. Tin nstcn evtsjy conLestcd and ;<ocd g^alkeeping by both
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    ARMY XI TO MEET RAF AT SOCCER
    72 15 ARM Y XI TO MEET RAF AT SOCCER The Royal Air Force will meet tbe Amiy IP the tetcrService competition on -Wednesday, Sep.. 15. at the RAF Chan?! ground a t S.QfrpJn. Th t following have been elected for tfce Army XI: Cleasby (223 BOD>. Bain*^ ,RE», Allan (REME). Shao-p
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    ATHLETIC MEET BETWEEN EUROPE, U.S. PLANNED
    128 15 LONDON. M«nd.y-Plans •»»-<= < l The conUst would b* either between E-urope and a con bi ne d NUhU South An.er.can tonm «-*«^-S ament with teams representing Europe. .North Aaieiica South America A straight contest two teams was finally decided upon. Three competitors from
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    MALACCA "SHUTTLE" CHAMPIONSHIPS
    53 15 The MahMica Btdminton Open Championship Mee t Will commence In the arly pnr;. of October, at the MVC Ha.i The following events will con test i d: Singles: MenV Open fcttgW Junior Sin°:e.s. Ladi.s Sln-/ I^. Veterans' Singled. Doubles: (Jen's Open l> bles, Junior Doubles. Mixed Dc;ubl
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      133 15 NOTICE Singapore Municipal 3 c r Debenture Siock 1935 -75-85 NOTICE is hereby Riven that tbr Trans^'i- Bo(»Ks of (he abow stork will be closed from 18th September to Ist October, H«4B, bnth day* inclusive, for the preparation of Interest Wari rants m renpect of interest 4* H> on the
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    OCT. II—DEADLINE FOR TRADE UNIONS TO PROVE EXISTENCE
    309 16 OCT. II DEADLINE FOR TRADE UNIONS TO PROVE EXISTENCE Till* StafMSN IVnVrrtinn of Trule Inions whim 1 urnt Mdsfgmsjd with the first \v-\e of Malayan terrorism, theoretically still exists. It will continue its phoney txMefttt Mil October 10 th^ Trade I mon Itepurtinent's tk-'dline for any one who c.res to
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    PAYMENT OF GRATUITES SPEEDED UP
    193 16 THE Government has cut oik year-loaf red-tape delay.in the payment of gratuity to retiring Indian labourers. A man retiring and returning .o India u.^ed to wait over a /ear before the machinery of two Governments, the Malay ar md the Indian, got going and '>roug'it
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    World's Moslems To Help?
    76 16 Muslims all over the world will flock to the luppoi Nizam of Hyderabad, Muslim leaders m London saut t< Muslim League President, Ahaheb ad Khan said "the British Government is partially responsible for what is happening m Hyderabad today. The consequences of Indian aggression will spread
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    NEWSMEN BARRED
    90 16 DEW DELHI, Mon.— Pandit T ehru told United Press today aat newsmen were being bared from the fighting areas be•iuse premature news of the ;>erations might prejudice their lICCCHi said it wc:s uncertain the progress would be nd therefore India could not ow imports from that area ifntU
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    SINGAPORE TO HONOUR 'THE FEW
    168 16 SINGAPORE TO HONOUR 'THE FEW F IV 1 peri I Tlv the Comn Changl 'i E A fly-past 't I: t R -A.lv tin raft over ft! JWdj. Spitfires, M Squ tt a Tho fo! nation wiirS Joh* »re Bahru at m.> J. Singapore at 8.35 am s«c "BatUe of
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    55 Million Homeless
    77 16 Approximately sn.oj people one-eighth of C1 total population v e rendered homeless as ti.J suit of the civil war anj statistics of the iWJ Social Affairs n-vcaled t* The numbers ot m scattered m different P"| were listed as 4.9W.J Kiarssu, 4.500.000 m A^ 5,500.000 m Shantun*
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