Morning Tribune, 18 September 1948

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  • Title Section
    Masthead
    6 1 MORNING TRIBUNE SATURDAY, SEFI\ 18. 1948.
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    PLYING BOAT GUN-RUNNERS SIEZED
    471 1 PLYING BOAT GUN-RUNNERS SIEZED igapore Police Swoop on Secret ■hnH Rendezvous *'T H. t.-rri«..ry>. near Sm X led i""h'- th e Americans and a "•■,,i; rs m Singapore, were arrested. The> hold by the Dutch. A o Ih Biropen! wvs crested m Singapore Prdv by the t.I.D. on M amis
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    S pore To Register Next Month
    199 1 Singapore will have national registration next month. Mr P A. B. McKerron, Cokniai Seoretary revealed this !ast n*ht when he spoke to numbers of the Se,nbauan ß ilL»«e Committee at Xt« Soon Village. Singapore's village commr eej will be shortly called upon j to
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    U.N. MEDIATOR ASSASSINATED
    51 1 Amman, Via Jerusalem, Fri. A Renter message from Amman, capital of Trrtnviordan, stated that Count Bernadotte United Nations mediator m Palest>n- has been assassinated. !,<<t(r the United Nations H":<iquartcrs m Jerusalem <■' .n:irvifit the d<>ith of Count Bernadotte and his comfanir on Col. Serot. HYDERABAD SURRENDERS fSEE
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  • Page 1 Advertisements
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      51 1 jp^* s^^ Vk Vi 14? tc •^"•^T^rrr-'' •■'j^-^W TWIN- LAMP An economical streamlined unit which provides a soft. coo. agreeable HgM for stores an,-l pu^iic buildi^s. Recommended for bright, diffused illumination. ■MM Fixture of white-baked enamel |M|\s^M with end caps of sathi alumi- gj^J^p USTUND TRADING tUMPANY c;tl Prince Street
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    Saw Military Lorries Going In And Out Of Park, Says Ex-Employee
    1008 2 mm Esmm at theft inquiry MARTIN Chan, i former aßStttant manager anfl ac- countant employed ry Me^siv. Shaw Sroe. Lt«l m the Great VVorid Park, giving evictence for the rjrbse(wtfari at the continued hearing of the j6snt prrfinLnry inquiry
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    One Killed
    31 2 KUALA LIPIS. Fri--A Police Constable was killed and two I seriously wounded when a P lice truck overturned aboui 1 two miles from Kuala Lipi.s m Pahang ye.'t^rday evening.
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    High Posts For Two Singapore Nurses
    183 2 I Trikmm stn t a\ ltltll Two imgapow Puottc Health BMtrt, who joined Coy ernmett set vice m the y«ai. 1929. now mtftrrim Lii maternity and chiUi welfare work m an aret cont tii 25G.000 pcopl«They are a-yoat-c' |fi Maild IVroi;i iIM Mis. Mrs.
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    3-PRONG AIR ATTA ON BANDIT CAN
    69 2 KUAI LUMPUP Wj R< jra] A. F i prong attack ifl a camp] an l jungles ■"•I i Bi nl ;htei and flresi itheirdeafl s iofv ck v cam* machii su n D concentrated S veral hits 5 S«--"""t,;, m H Aboul 15 ten^l
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    "NONE WORKED HARDER THAN SIR R. BRADDELL"
    275 2 "NONE WORKED HARDER THAN SIR R. BRADDELL" NKARLV two huniiol pe:■ooi attended the dinnei given ''V the Singapore Aaio'•i:^iv.n last evening at R Hotel m honour Of 3u Roland and Lady BraddelL In proftoalng the toa?t °t Sir Elojaod, Mr H. D. Murviell the president, gavf rhori Ibiujmohv 01 Sir
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    C. G Extols Sxpore Characteristics
    246 2 C. G Extols S x pore Characteristics Wffß Cotnmissiifntr General. 1 /Af Hon. Mrr Malcolm' MucDotuild, mentioned -the three remarkable charmcteris- ics of our citif m proposing the toast of "Singapore" of w« Bi*g(tpore d&ockitiott'i dinner to congratulate Bir\ K<,lnmt Brmldcll on his knight- t hood last nif/ht. They are:
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    ULTAN'S PARTY
    106 3 Mentri Be§ar, Data Onn bin Jaafar. yiring the felicitation* on behalf of officials, thr Elders and people of the state iiif occasion of the 15th birthdo;./ of H.H. the Sultan of Johore. ir "jug 01 the Ixtana Besor yesterday for the investiture. The KM thtre to rccctrtthrm. 'hurt,*
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    Income Tax Forms Not Ready Yet
    251 4 AMOUNT OF COLLECTIONS MAY BE AFFECTED The statutory forms for tht collection of inccnic tax have not yet bMB ajtproved by the Malayan Boiird nt InfOfl Tax. Mid Mr. I>. H. Tudor. Singapore's Tax Chief, to the Vribtmc yesterday. This delay la likely to
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    McA REPLIES SOVIET CRITICS
    97 4 TOKIO. Fri. Genera: Douglas MftfArtbur brushed oft' Russian criticism of hi. 1 labou r pc licks anJ flatly toJd rhe Russians that ii^ will njt permi t communist dictators v .-pread "disorder, anarchy ar.u revolution" m Japan. SCAP told the tucstftos— bc-rrowing a form of :.rienti.
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    STOLE IN SINGAPORE ARRESTED IN PENANG
    108 4 STOLE IN SINGAPORE ARRESTED IN PENANG Barney Ong Ban Be, an \th sp< i ring Chin i mi«ed c isti and s'.olr 'adl( i Lockings m Singapore, i c y arrested In Penmi; \i appe i red la Ui B i od Po'lce c ye«t#»rdiy. .<-.-v-r- r ropri. t >
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    CHINESE YMCA TEA PARTY
    160 4 Till Chinese Cor.s.U-Geneia!. I Di. Wu Paak-shin^. Urged member? ot the Chinese V.M.C.A. to ?o all out m their effoits duiin^ the second Membership and fi- lances campaign at the Association's premises yesterday. Hr vas speaking at n tea-party to mark the commencement of the i
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    3 SENTENCED ON OPIUM CHARGES
    192 4 fPHKEE opium cases wore I brought up m the Second District Court yesterday. I"hey com t rned A r,2-vear-old woman. S c It Sang, who was charged with att< mpting to export two pounds of < piuni to Johore. See wjs fOWM guilty and ordered
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    A-Lab Scientists Quit: Vital Works Held Up
    100 4 lories X res K neel ln? M1 tOniic Labora been i4Srtt —arch .-liufci-hman .aid only very tew" senior .scientist' J23J and the •ia i ia below m.rmal. He I added it ls becoming -increasingly difficult" tosmir replacements. The ipokcman said be CO«W not
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    PETROL COMMITTEE
    19 4 a nwa Rationing Adrtwr. C, >mn b .ngspore tv achis,. th,. Q ov- on ttl. b.„., ra,,,,.,.
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    Defth Of Two Cardinals
    70 4 VATICAN CITY. Frj Thn Vatican today announced th< oeath lac ll* night of RaffaelW Cardinal Carlo Rotf 71 secretary of the Sam d Aon Slltonla] congregation. The Sd'.etary of Suite said Cardinal Rot*] died mi n a little monatter, of Bmmuio del Orappa. Northern Italy a.
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    RUSSIAN MARK
    22 4 «-H«n. Thurs The valur of Kussian-issueil marks fell O n m\v low to<iav. wh«n njaey-changen demanded^ witn j.tQ yesterday. U.P.
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    Had Three Revolvers, Youth Gets 3 Years
    205 4 i A YOUNG Chinese. Ong See Liang, was sentenced to three years' rigorous Imprisonment by Mr. Justice E. N. Taylor at the Singapore Assize i Court yesterday on a charge of unlawful possession of three revolvers. On a second charge of pos- session
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    JAP MEDICINES IN BARTER PLAN
    85 4 TOKIO. Thursday. Thp largest single txport of JaDanesc medicines, totalling 100,000.000. yen, is m. the process of negotiation now as par t of the barter plan with j Formosan Company. In addition to medicines. t is planed to export sanitary *are. paper, bicycks and ceramics
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    CHINESE WEDDING AT REGISTRY
    76 4 Mr. Lye Yee Hon of Master's Ltd and brother of Mr. Lye Kum Fun was married to Miss Ng Poh Lin. sister of Mr. Njr Poh Tai at the Registry of Marriages yesterday. The bride was attended by two bridesmaids -the Misses Tan Ah Kum and
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    FBI CHIEF VERY ILL
    32 4 Washington. Friday. It was liscloHod that FBI Director, J. Bdgftr Hoover, has been confin<i to bod since Monday with •Monchial pneumonia and hrs ordition was consi.inroH >*****- OUH." U.P.
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    UNKNOWN
    248 4 Barrack*, who tax, .irivor, with thro, oth. J the npht ol Juno 4 last v ,!k, 1 Singapore Assire C'ouK yetfird It was alleged that on th< night m question at about n o'clock Evans and three oth r< 'engaged the taxi and orders the driver to proceed to
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    UNKNOWN
    105 4 f 1 two rouafc*J Uoo which (i, r .ai r«J tload on Jur.p 29 TWa was v, vo PresMWi .'oai-olc H <kieti Ke* "f h ov ?ediafc m yi te£ 'he in<l atten pted tx'oun A S- P L. p/pni orosecuted. aOegij "j June 23 at aMut9pj '<nown Chinese
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    SCAP War Govt. World
    94 4 TOKIO, Thursdi] I SCAP official has iMM minder to Japanese unions that the rights people come before i terests of any special Mr. Klain Hoover, i SCAP's Civil Semce 1 I at a press conference yi said that the chief t< his warning was gw workers.
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      250 4 I|ON YOUR RADini BLUE NETWORK HEST J MALAY ENGLISH mni;il y In PROGRAMMES PROGRAMMES IN ENGLISH 1.00 115 1.00 p.m. Lunch-time music* i f no ?JO by The Radio Orchestra. 1.30 AnnounccmeM < News. 1.50 Interlude (Dance mary "< < Tarni jo music) (approx:), 1.55 to 6.20 Tune. x Tam
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    Around the Town
    575 5 Around the Town GORDON PARSONS ESQ. <*«• I I m I I I I i v Kr- i bus llt 1,.-/:-.. I X v- Mi an i liv |t:lr.'.-:' Ltona trip i i U.K. Holk'V. kgtde :.!> inn.' a bUw I nnfr. i! tad lopped H it. (t In k
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  • Page 5 Advertisements
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      55 5 [HE RACE SEASON BEGINS Select Your Smart Frocks, Model Hats, Navy Blue Sheer Nyions and Fine Mesh MRS. "TOMMY THOMSON C m Llfe Wedding Photograph aV d dis; >ppointment consult U S« Photo Studio m Malaya Florence AT M L ANI> U "V NOT YOU? m -EHK.\ For appointments n"^i^i
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      23 5 ESSENCE OF CHICKEN Boxes of 6 x 10 cc Amps Trade Enquiries Solicited SOLE AGENTS: Rahamin Penhas Limited. 117 125 Cedl Street SINGAPORE.
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      73 5 i. Accent your outfit w i m a paste! cdou^ei pearl ciVib: 1 TODAY AT RAFFLES HOTEL ,i iHc DALUtOOM iron 12.36 to 2.:Ji) p.m. also ORCHESTRAL CONCERT OIK EXCELLENT <J!llf LBOOM < lisiM: Sera* m rW-asunt Spurious Atmo«ph<r,.. IN HIE POPI'LAK NEW LOUNGE "TH£ COCKTAIL HOUR" from 7 to
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  • THE MORNING TRIBUNE
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      Whose Burden?
      273 6 /i Select "Committee of me Singapore legislative Council will e» unine and report, m injunction wi t h a imi 1 a i Committee rrom the Federation, nil the controversial War Damage Compensation S heme. Soire Councillors have opposed th 3 >cheme [except a o regards claims und
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    Britain's Next Prime Minister
    439 6 QRAPPLINQ with Bri- tain's new f t c.c medical and dental "loos is the Hea ttt Inist \neurin B: van, who would b: a i alro< certain choice for Prime Minist r if f h^ country's admini- r 4 i'v- swung further i< ft, short of
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    SULTAN carried Sultanah's Basket
    1097 6  - SULTAN carried Sultanah's Basket R. B. Ooi By i THERE ll no mov- rokwrfol rod •:i !L> Highn sa Su! [braum c>: I dttj 'i. y Tnronfrnout Uw and br^iu.t:. p ninsttla, In th a::{ remoi ktmpong people aevei tire of theitortes, ii\u or apocrypha! nbout him and his cxpioltfl
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      48 6 SINGAPORE Pen 1 1. g BANGKOK BINOLS I RE P^l \KE < }:c> > X m DfBCCI (OVVi:rnoN \i rcsASQ ;k/m iron > hi* l.\ LI I' J S bVesTf si \d.\y. Af /I L A V A N A 1 R W A V S I I M II
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  • ROUND-UP OF CABLED NEWS FROM FAR AND NEAR
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      US keeps Close Watch On Soviet Drive For Power In S. E. Asia
      466 7 WASHINGfITpN, Fri.—Tne State Department i the ommunists have launched a 'drive for uer" m South East Asia, under cover of the vitionalbt .ilovement of that area. Press officer, Michael Mcdermott, read an unuoi statement to reporters, describing
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      LARGER SIZE PAPERS FOR BRITAIN
      33 7 LARGER SIZE PAPERS FOR BRITAIN Ni' IN i• i c [ay that U f Britain's b; tl pU .i i.... com that i1 was I lilur Smithei reed wit thai of the E
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      ONE FRANC CALL
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      WAR CRIMINAL FOUND DEAD
      36 7 rlill, FricUv. Kurt Schcfonnei SS. general, who cape;] v.-hilc awaiting trla 11 criminal m Kurcniboi^, mbci, was found dear riabrueck Hotel today. i authoijties that it believed *h«» h« h°'< mid ;> U.P.
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      COINS RETURNED TO CHINA
      63 7 .Shanghai. Friday.- The Chinese Merchant Steamship's "Haiti a-»" entered port this morning witn taorc than I.POO tons of copper «intf nickel coins looted by* the Japanese m China during the w; j- These coins, valued at (J3f5.000.000 u present the (Jrst shipment arvi constitute orfifth of
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      SINO-PHILIPPINES AIR PACT SOON
      151 7 SHANGHAI, Friday. Flight* between China and the Philippines may be resumed m the near future pending the feigning of an air agreement between the two countries. Doth the Philippine Minister to China. Mr. Ptoceao Sebastian, and the Chinese Minister to the Philippines. Mr. Chen T-en-ping. told
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      N.Zealand Worries Over Surplus Of Cigarettes
      238 7 WELL'N-GTON, New Zealand. Fri.- WhiUFngland n lacing the l^tf&SJSSfiE h-r history. New Zealand is being woineo. by nu surplus of tobacco and cigarettes marehM ta It is -tiraated that New 2£}^JffiM£ have a Hut of 300 mil "Ported 8. sh au. Canadian rirarette?, as
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      New Chemicals May Aid Food Production
      195 7 WASHINGTON, Fri.— The entire world foocj production may eventually b? regulated by scientific control 01 plant life with ''growth-regulation* chemicals, ticcordfng to two Army scientists. 4 In a report made public hrj the American < bemical s^c.f\ these scientists, Dr. Robert Waintraub and Dr.
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      FIRM POLICY
      43 7 i.'i'v;or, Friday. X Jl inj ">'' UHnctoa Chamb< i a: Ui ie ico Llril wliH« v/ar n iph i < •jas ioand th« c i wa cS-ivinced tj»a! th< Qovcrnmcnt C3ntem.->l3vca v/t' m fchelr OWi Unic. T. evil i,.- ■>. Brm pcllcj said. Route
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      LORDS DISCUSS FOOD SITUATION
      120 7 LOND ON\ Friday. T n House of Lards, discustinc I tain'.s food situation, heard >■ posa's today for adapting ter use of lan«l. m order to nia up for the lack m c i rtaii li ports. Lord do \6 VVaiT (Co. Uvei o^orr-il a roso'.ntlo
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      FAREWELL PARTY
      42 7 London. Frld iy. R<i>n i< tivca cm leadiii i salons and promin< nt ta< resid< nt fttt< n h a fan p.-ucy last PigiU Mr. Maul, Indian Deputy W Commissions i ir '..'if Kit gdom. va\ foi Ind ''"y Reuter
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    Meet The Hussars
    87 8 Meet The Hussars Down the gang-plank the first ashore. OLD MAN K. s^M. M.H.K., M „m Phew! It's hot work carrying the kit bag. But wr J ■the Midilie Ea<*t before. All aboard the lorries, boys! Now, we are goin* to Wm N htf from here Ana 1 At last,
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    WHAT THEY SAY...
    506 9 WHAT THEY SAY... H. 11. S|«ian and A. llearh- i. medical orderlies, from Luton stood apart from the rest. Sloan eyed the Dilwara a little wistfully. Beaeher said be felt bunched up inside. You know." he said, "you fed a little sinking sensation ftt the pit of the stomach. Ext
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    70,000 SPANISH YOUTH GO CAMPING
    302 10 and sum- n Spain i c ha i Fa! U elude movable v I the f a onal an, i! camp some iii idri<] and ::,u.. ten between them and! vc established cial fund so that apprcncan spend their summer hoiidays m any provincial camp
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      167 10 POP \j l l ai% i r j i..%^ i.l w Lrrrn- M^r i-E L L^aoi^f 7 < nJj^Zf* 11 |K^ iT RUCGLES X^SiT HELL BKKSte T^ |./..^/4E W/sTTfij LOOK OUT. )\^^>f J^i^i YkwTHZ BELINDA rHA'fcA'-ICOULPMTHELP """^1 L^Jt L>U yOU «s^iy MEAN THAT.J lH^ COURSE SHE IS. B'UNC*!-| H■ ■>
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    INA CELEBRATES MOON FESTIVAL SPITE OF CHIANG'S PLEAS
    207 11 SHANGHAI. PH.— Despite Generalissimo Chmng Kal Shek's appeal lor Spartan frugality i and Trojan industriousness, Shanghai Chinese are lavishly celebrating the Moon Festival. All eonftectionaries are besieged by customers [seeking to buy moon cakes. All markets are crowded by housewives buying chkke
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    PENALTIES FOR SMUGGLING
    58 11 HONOKONO. Tnur-day Penal-,. (or i nu B u ion 7 the Rowloon-Canton Qwmy Aill tc n -vlspcj upward Marply according to ;it. onliTajice i no 7- before the L'^Liativ. Councfl. 'liie acting Rtta Ky gcQCral. George E. Strlck 1 sai H tl* re had be;>n a l:
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    39 11 Lnned Cninese press [i 4 shantung Pro- hu X ndred thousand new attack Ifllfl* I f aging on all sides of al. 1 Nt 1 l.\ Hl I i r' t i Hi SeMral L i i U.P.
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    U.S. APOLOGY TO COLOURED ENVOY
    72 11 Friday. The state pepart- expressed regret nt ir which th^ r to .V United M B. Imtu. was i meeting V.. :.('•>■ nigm v. lac« at Coostitu- conference of A i""i ic. n -.ociition fc nt of Science I s owT.ct! by the mili-orp-p.nisation sof
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    SETS UP R.TIME CENSORSHIP
    10 11 SETS UP R.TIME CENSORSHIP .HI ill > ■0 f > to U.P.
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    NEW ZEALANDERS QUIT KURE
    60 11 NEW ZEALANDERS QUIT KURE Fri. A fruth^r t of New Ze iland I f otn Kurs Army transport tioon." Westralia, 1 which d later this week, will rcmaindef of the Zealand* ra in Japan a wnall rear party. evacuation of >»aif of ilian forces schedule j tnLi year, the BCOF
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    CHARGE DENIED
    47 11 Washington. Fiiday. State Department tcday announced that it lias seceded to a request from the Rumania I Government to withdraw fVnir m mber;; r.f its Bucharest legation stpff but llntly denied tn :i'le*Tßtion that they had been involved m takinsr photon:.«]>iim a "forbidden zone". Reuter
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    OUT DOWN OF LEGATION STAFF
    19 11 cinq Friday. President decided to ten of China'! embassy staffs tans Reuter A AP
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    REDS PURGE RIGHT WING ELEMENTS
    68 11 Berlin* Friday. The Au;> 'roporteil that the Central Committee o( the German commu-ni.-t Party yttterday sot up a control corasnittioo with bran- ches In every RiiMlan zone itatc tnd (.listrict to holp *o > tian«--fo:m" the It uss i a n-backc-i Social Unity Party Into
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    Typhoon Leaves 15,000 Homeless In Japan
    171 11 0, prL— I The typhoon which passed rd beyond Tokyo* leaves at least four missing, scores injured, 15,000 homeless wnpoun on the upland? which threaten to «t the uvers from the banks. Another ty: -'.100:1. blowing up over Formosa area, posed a .-vend thro
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    China To Propose Restriction Against Abuse Of Veto Powers
    177 11 SHANGHAI, Fri.--China w!l« mtroduc- a -esolntion ugainst the abuse of th? veto rights at the United Nation;; Genera! Assembly sesslftn v\ Paris. Foreign Minister Wang- Shin Chieh cohHmied shortly before env,)laning for Europe early this morn m L!. Mr. Wur.g. who
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    RED SABOTAGE OF CHINA'S NEW CURRENCY
    73 11 RED SABOTAGE OF CHINA'S NEW CURRENCY SHANGHAI. Friday. A Chinese ri port flOm Pciping claimed the Communist, are offering two-and-a-hah tine;; mure than the nation*] tuferimmn for prtvatels: owned gold m blackm rfcc deals m Pelpiof outskirts Tlu reporj i:?A<i in.'i r>dcubled effort to sabotage the new government currency, the
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    SENTENCE COMBUTED
    40 11 1 .ankfuit, Friday. Use Koch'fl life sentence WBB com-nuti-d to four >oars imprisonsmut, the Military Government <i:sc!o-"(.i tonight. Koch, who was eenteDcec iM year for her sadist practices on Bochenwald c<Micentrmtk>n inmates, will l< free m IWO. U.P.
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    MISSING AIRCRAFT
    38 11 Hoirut. Friday, ('ount F Bernadotte, Unittd Ifal na Palestine mediator, s.iid today that he could not coir tm current report! that al raft mlaaing from Brit--.. a hai been found m jcwisu hands :n Palestine. Reuter
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      34 11 KCLE «E SALE OF ALL LINES eduC I t On of Prices from i no? 7 b 310 SAVE MONEY r v .',rt <Hr< cww IEST ,?lAR NEWS CO. ID <MS KOAD, Phone: *****
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      45 11 KATONG REST-HOUSE DRINK AND DINE AT OIK SEA FRONT LAWN EXCELLENT FOOD, COOL DRINKS ai ,c\ DANCE lo f he music of th<» K ALOHA EtOYAL HAWAIIANS TO-NIGHT EXTENSION TILL 1 A.M. PHONE MTM 107 MARINE PAEADE </^^ VV 1 f| HORMONE l KIN CREAM tftfofM*)
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      Canada Picks Margaret As Favourite Star
      560 12 vM) MASON AS -HE-MAN I' CANADA'S lilm -goers have voted English ACtresj Margaivt Lockwood as their .Number Due Star. Thus, the tiiree times winner of the National Film Award m England, k^n the Empire Eilm Award as well. Mfell stai Jamet Mason (who ii
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    MALAYAN SHARE QUOTATIONS
    581 13 I F? ?*^*artauat ■1*0 LOANS Municipal Spore s^ 1926 112.50 114.50 Spore 3V C i94g 100.25 101.25 Spore 4V, 1930 116.00 118.00 xi Spore 3f 0 1935 98.25 99.25 Spore 3' t 1937 98.00 99.00 Spore 3% 1938 98.25 99.25. Spore 4% 1939 107.50 108.50 P*'n. 5'
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    RUBBER QUIET
    73 13 •no market opened unchanged yesterday. /;^>n^s was done m the "'•'nins at 44* cents for No. 1 IW T September shipment. £nces slipped one-eighth of a J n <iunn X the day to 44 cents "Mni .v done. <lvs >ng prices were No ifl Bu yers. Sellers Vm
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      DULL WEEK IN RUBBER
      230 13 Produce Markets Round-Up Pepper continued on its upward trend with seller?' quotations marked up $1 for both white and black qualities. Coconut oil tended to be an easier market. The following were yesterday's quotations: SAGO FLOI'R Lingera $19 a i. Sarawak $15. Siak 816. SAGO SEED
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      US AIRMEN KILLED
      43 13 Wiesbaden. Friday. U.S. Airforce headquarters announced today that Major Ralph F. Hines and First Lieut. James H Lacefleld were killed when their F-80 tighter planes crashed near Kaubeuren after taking off m a group flight to England on Monday U.P.
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      KOREA PRAISED
      38 13 MANILA. Friday.— The Manila Daily Bulletin, m an editorial today, praised Korea for sending a goodwill mission to China, the Philippinese and the United States and said that the mission was assure?,- of sympathetic welcomes. U.P.
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      SUPERFORTS FOR AIRFORCE DAY
      61 13 WASHINGTON. Friday. Fifty Superforts at bases around the world will heat! for the United States on Friday, m j a mass demonstration of power on Airforce Day. They are scheduled to arrive j on Saturday. The Superforts will take off from bases m Anchorage. Alaska. Aluetians.
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      Berlin: Marshall Sees Truman
      281 13 Berli n Marshall Sees Truman WASHINGTON, Friday.— Georgo C Marshall. Inited States Secretary of State, conferred with President Truman on the Berlin crisis today for the second time this week. In London, Whitehall quarters said that the decisive mooting between Molotov and the Western envoys m Moscow is expected today.
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      SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
      67 13 VESSELS QODOWNB E. HambliBondoran 42 3 Montoro 10 1 GlenbTK 36 9 Glcnnpp M/ftf Qteßfarry 33/4 Dolabclla 31 2 Axcldijk li» 20 Rajah Brooke 22 Sukhona 28 Tantalus 25 b P. Stronghold 27 B Kutsang 2f» 30 Langlecscot 17 IK Katonj; 15/10 Ancas 13/ 1 1 C of
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      Accusation & Denial
      197 13 Accusation Denial WASHINGTON, Fri.— Russia charged and the United States promptly denied that Macarthur's requested ban on strikes Against the Japanese 1 government was a "gross violation" of international agreements. The exchange came at n closed meeting oi the Fa Eastern Commission when Russia demanded tha t th" FEC revoke
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      MISSING BOMBER WORRIES YARD
      82 13 LONDON. Friday. Scotland Ya.d's ipecial branch Investigating t:v disappearance of four Beauflghteri and two Mosqultd from Britisn airfields, .switched their enquiries tonight to I Halifax bomber G-AJPJ. last heard Oj wh<n i; lent <>m an. SOS last July While flying m the Mediterranean. The dlatresi iignal
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      JUDGE DIES DURING TRIAL
      53 13 JERUSALEM. Thursday. One 01 the three Jerusalem diatric; coun judges trying two Briton* accufed of spying by the slate of Israel, died oday after collapsing durln > th< morning'! session of UK •mi judge wti 42-yetr-oM Dr Oad stulz. The trial was adjournea until Monday after
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      TO STATE INDIA'S STAND
      47 13 Washington. Thurs.- inau. Minister to Washington R. B S wtl! otoadcast OWf^ Mutual network, one of Am rii-js large*, tomorrow. Thai S^ h win l not rtep m UM Indian Kmbass> camDaicn to "educate tto stances leading to India ISSto 5S Hyderabad,.-- Reuter
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    Gold Cup Rehearsal At Bukit Timah Today
    438 14  -  ALLAN LEWIS («x •j fUm f Club's G Kb main tn nt fhc Lil i Cup, for C I I >iv. (fa rigs, should be dim .c:<rd m Singapore for time as the ci i M:tlay;;V sprinters. i rehearsal for the tiol I
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    SULTAN'S CUP SOCCER
    107 14 J beadQuart< rs of the Mai.iv Football Association o: Malaya has been informed tha t I fixtures for Western zone beween p -rak and N. Sembilan ix 1 played off on Sept. 25 a: Kuala Kangsar or Ipoii ha v a been postponed to Octc- j 16
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    SCC HOCKEY
    97 14 At a meeting held by the ;S. C. C. Hockey Section, Mr J. F Piarcey was tlecoi •Captain). Major D^vid Half 'Vice Cap!air..». Mr. J C. Rfieves «Hon. Sec:ciary». Mrs. Pat Sent!] (Ladies Captain* and Mr. D. K. Daniels the Club representative on the Singapore Hockty AssoNation. Pract(ce«
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    TRIBUNE SELECTIONS
    122 14 VAN LEWIS) t:.. I. BADGES Wondr lisr.! BtflgM M«fH'm RaO S. I»KM\KVHS Mis, l'i»;Mi''ii fnfMlWI X, I INK rEATHERfI Tort ItaV •••■hii Hull Km. I. HIKE IKKXHMW P»»hfl»dft liost Elcad i: cai: \ki;t K;u.' 7. (i<>« I) lOBALUII !{»»•> Caru> KindtT >l() Raei* s. F OM)\ LAB Harirnan
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    SHB BOYS' CLUB BEAT LA SALLE
    66 14 Thi BHF. Boys' Club defeated La Salic S.C. by five goals to two m n Div. 3 League encounter Ht the Goylang Stadium yes. torday. The match was played at a fast pace thioughout. Scorers for Boys Club were Poh Seng (2), Hcng Fong
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    Today's Race Card
    464 14 FOLLOWING is -'■kit Tiimh. the third ,j J meeting: ,J KAt'l lloinai, cm t, Dh 5, 8 P r 4 0 Linkshir Q 0 0 Ron Marie 0 0 0 Fanfarad. 0 0 0 Silver Sequin 0 Prattle Bound •12 0 Bright M< rig ng Ri I
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    SCC TEST MATCH
    22 14 I Tbi I Z tomorrow J t »q 's.tr.i" ida:l; m( Masters J r*, R a Mur»y- fc J
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    RUGGER WIN NEE SOON
    16 14 RUGGER WIN NEE SOON Nee a\M up a :'r V pts q {I wras v a
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    ENGLE SPORS
    13 14 The on Sundiys i 01 VfU ChUel Ail Kuan, V jg*
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    Bukit Timah
    89 15 I, Vong) I M;iilan«H (Tuileyi (Fox) '■KSS2 Hetidk •H. Sk:*h» Hr.-uk.M.-ni ,Sp-ncrM (kobbt) ,Ma.:nn*> Brmketeni H«-h»>S> RACE < s#i (Rodgm) I Mann m? > ,Mar,an.M Spo.iceri p (Hcbbs' A. W. Sleigrhi (H. Sleigrh> RACE M.» 1 ry lA.WSlth' (Fo\*> f r Joimh (Diyle*J CON' iHeddte) (DAnlew) k iT>.i!«\v»
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    UNKNOWN
    137 15 LONDON, Friday something to say about 1 ii heavyweight title if announoea his retire- when British champion the rugged jumchine:. Oma, at Harringay on tv n l tht luost :irt^»t optim2 depressed about the dmaS^iff •j/; '•^-"«H king of <h( heavyweights, j ln i"'-' "nt ,s it my setMn-uill
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    TABLE TENNIS WIN FOR SHELL HOUSE
    58 15 friendly table tennis Played u t Shell House. ?f«iay.Sh6UTeamdeWaiWfleld Sports Club garnet to iWo. 'Shell puyew men- Wing Ha v beat Tar. J( JJ 3-2; Chow Ifun Sun, Farm Koon 1-3: Hr: a t ''a 3-0; Tan Wai. t to Wong woo n Kee
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    Australia's Davis Cup 'Funeral" Criticised –
    453 15  - Australia's Davis Cup 'Funeral" Criticised Geoffrey Pownall COAfU JUNIOR PLAYERS (By The jinnouneeiiu-Mt iha- Australia would chal-i lenge again ne:;t January broqgkt further atti I the tenni.s atmosphere bvi/ami.- .>o cffluvicnt thai Norman i>>si!ed a long apologia m which he tics of tennis ndininiraratiun may be ri ht. but condemn
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    HORSE, OWNER AND TRAINER "WARNED OFF"
    396 15 HORSE, OWNER AND TRAINER "WARNED OFF" s\ DNBV, I rhl.i\ iw:«rinK 'i«slin<.- si\ l,;\s id th«* »;il'mu of < luryv r.w.'.r (»f wttaftfte*, iht HH<irii <in>f Club st'-v: -r-Is. on S**pt. H, decided Unit S>'<l Lyons, MNMI of thr lifn Turpin, LMiik-hi*. trv-.T, and J. 11. Ha>.s. stabfe t man,
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    WEIGHTS FOR 4TH & 5TH DAYS
    354 15 WEIGHTS FOR 4TH 5TH DAYS Following are remaining weights for the fourth 'Jay 01 the Singapore races: Horses Class 2. Div. 2. 1 Mitel Distinction '•> 00 Spear Mirth Scarlet Tiger Tl S.I! i Royal Lover 5 OiJ > Shawford B •ft' Rendova 8.04 Bank Sepe C.x)i Play 8.03 Jackpot
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    C.H.S. SOCCRR WIN
    30 15 iii \hv mulch played a; th« Choon Ouan English Scha cround ysi rda.v C »mm< rcial High School defi ;i' fifi l!l Hi spltay sfouxi3Stei by thr«»e
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    IRISH ST. LEGER
    56 15 I ONDON. PI. TI IriMi SI Leger, valued M E2.000 »n run ovei one mile nix furlong a, tli, Curragh was m, B. MacNaugh tonM unbeaten coll Beau Subrcu, who betl A l Kh^na IrUh Derby winno' N'athoo by a rtiorl he«« wil > Mr Vaughani Barfelt
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    Sultan Thanks His People
    349 16 lh :vu\, of \U\hs In thHr **> dre^s gutb-rvA ywtrr- t,, wMi ti> .r 5,.-t:u.. Mnjii fliniwl sir Ibrahim, t happy ,(h BMltJJaj Thf> thrunifed th. ureumU of th.- l^«r.i li.-.i..»i-.rr Inhru. Mbm h.- h.ld :i l^ an.l jfanl.n part.v. S ■■•iv- oi th« t. room
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    SINGAPORE WORSHIPPERS SAVED THE MOON!
    90 16 SINGAPORE WORSHIPPERS SAVED THE MOON! CHINESE worshippers oj the Moon Goddess were alarmed /fijf mjht when daih clouds pnrtUillu shut off the Lndu Of the Nlgktft fact. Druyns, tin-cayis and othe. woiss mafcsrs the CMnoai p<> pulact' could lay thtir hand on. wounded the alarm an soon thousands m toicn
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    3 CHINATOWN HOUSES GUTTED
    44 16 Fire which broke out m th mart of Chinatown last nig! u r uttcd three shophouses an burnt down half an adjacer .shop at Temple Street. Thero were no casualties. Th cause of the fire was not know last night.
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    39 16 Chi Z<ikara bir< A*-i"l R'thim and Che Sharif a F<if< »i rvfariit.g 'it th. r^mdJ the throne roo>n after iMtcAMf the inicstitiw I T,7'/ M j ladvWahiv^ittir.! vith Chr Puteh bjnti 7P- i-oman member of tht Federal Lv. t
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    Hyderabad Surrenders
    365 16 NEW DELHI, Fri.— The Hyderabad Premier, Mir Laik Ali, announced today that the N'zam had ordered a cease-fire from 5 p.m. today, Hyderabad Radio reported. The Nizam has accepted the resignation of his cabinet, the report said. i'ne broaocftst made at 4.18 >.m. local time, said a message
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