Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 17 August 1947

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    11 1 The Sunday Tribune fITELVE PACiI SINGAPORE, AUG. 17, I<U7 TEN i:\TS
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    'GOVERNORS CAN'T ORDER INCOME TAX'
    850 1 Big Pa h -Ma lay al l Meeti ng Wa rns CALL FOR GREA TER GOVT. ECONOMY <Fror- Our Ow.n Reporter) MPUR, S»< -At a Pan Malayan meeting ot 16 Malayan Union and ginga associations whi ;h met heretoday.il was resolved thai ."income tax be
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    50 mph gales kill 19 in Ceylon
    121 1 COLOMBO .1 "> 16. Nineteen peoph m feared to hav< lotti ,< i a s<> far \h thi .'><> ,))]> (falei and un m ■< )n->r < •>,> weather '>> vhich l"i > washed '<• > raUv^tj) Hwgh /'</ .n<i~< cut co mmunica
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    Methodist youths pledge support to welfare dept
    660 1 Methodist youths pledge support to welfare dept Suw.ui/ Tribune Staff Hcpor-er of fht }Hth<jdi*i church n MaUl held at tin \ft '}>,•,i K>ml t Luw </ i >i<l M< <h flint Y<>iiJ,}t;i.f'il it, v imri tin < ftni t* and i' •>!■, their contribution toward* th* MMtU nhnl.ibioin,n i,i MnUittn.
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    Stoned to death
    29 1 \y 16 An m P™ud Arab mob stoned ar;d beat j?. <I*;ilh1 ;ilh rich merchant, Abrar.im V th whw he vms inspecting his lD nornins U.P.
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    1,000th house
    10 1 L"iy>.. auk. ig Binningjm ha- completed its ona-
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    girls fight fire
    10 1 4**«.Aag 16 Swim- •^wov. :,t H Norfolk
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    Jinnah says thanks
    43 1 NANKING. Aug. l The Ministry OA F»'rcij;n Afhi.i:. today ad a tilf^tHin from Mohammed Ali Jlnriah, Oovernor-Oenerai ■>! Pakistan In which he U i ident Chiang Kal-ahet; for hia confralulatory mftiigt on Uic occasion uf the creation of fho new dominion
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    appeal to stalin
    50 1 TOKJO. Ai- 16 His een ml i<> P r Trunv.n, josef Staiin and Becrc ary of State George c> > bj tamiliei of than 1.000.000 Japanese natr'onali Still atn r i<.'d. mainly m Soviet territory, urging on th< i'ond aMinivi i to ha.st<'n their return back to
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    Higher cost of living payments likely soon
    112 1 Higher cost of living payments likely soon sviur-r Tribune Staff Reporter) \TS announcement may be tivn< Ct«d shortly, probably this week. regarding a further Increase m the coal of living allowancea" for Oov- (rnn>ent larvantß. The Hew iiirrcnst h>f ,i front a rvliuble source* wili bring the praaetfii aJlotoancea do
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    mine disaster: no survivors
    64 1 WHITEHAVEN. Aug. 16:— T. E, D. Young, production ny moof 'Ik National Coal Board announced this afternoon that "><i bodies had br»-n located out of 107 miners still In th«a undersell.- coal mine, and there is little hop»- Ol any of them surviving. r ha< b«en
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    29 killed since java 'truce'
    79 1 BataYia. Aug. 16.— The Dm communlQtie todnv yveg the Netherlands casualties since the cessation of hostilities In IXltOnesii on Au^. 4 as 29 killed, Bl wourded. and one mtasirg. l c report^ ar other B«ven clash© 1 «vlth pepu!> l icans In the pa^ hoius
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    to be sunk
    28 1 PORTSMOUTH. Aug 1« Ihe submarine P555 left Portsmouth for Porflmrd harbour, where <he li *>n by sunk ar<l for underwater Urset fcr other submarines.- Reuter
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    SERVICE SUSPENDED
    20 1 SERVICE S USPENDED The parcel Posi service from Malaya *o the Republic < i k f Philippines h;i6 been temporarily suspended
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    SULTAN ON THE AIR
    20 1 Th«> Bultan will give a talk fr.-m Radio Malaya, Ku .1 .< Lninpur, :t< 8 p.W. t<>(i.-'j-.
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    big social welfare talks to start in s'pore this week
    178 1 (Sunday Tribirc Report--; Hoi the first time, International co-operation m serial welfare Is to )o fostered, an<i Singapore is the ■eat (> t the International Soda! Welfare Conference convened by Lord Xi I learn, the Special Commissioner 8.E.A., commencing on
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    he rescued musso
    71 1 BERLIN. Aug. 16. OttO Skorzery, former Nazi spy chtel and the man who rescued Muhrolini after he had been csg>tur< tc: by th« AlHes ou Italy's cap tulation. wll be- tried at Dachau. In ihe Ui itcd S-ates /o: c on Monday. The charges allege that h»«
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    HE BOUGHT 2 HOUSES-WITH UNION'S FUNDS
    127 1 (Sunday Tribune Stuff Reporter) It was disclosed yesterday that a certain registered Trade Union committee member m Singapore had misappropriated union funds to purchase two house m his name. When the misappropriation came to light, evidently as a result of tho Registrar of Trade
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    no share out
    45 1 San Francisco, Aug. 15.—Sev•r. thousand creditors of the Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd., formerly located In San Francis co and presently m the process i of liquidation, ta;11 bo denied an? I $'*000 000 <U.S.> dividend. Judge Herbert Superior Kaufman ruled Thursday. U.P.
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    32 TB victims
    19 1 Tuberculosis claimed 32 victims tor the week ending Aug. 9, compared with 27 the previous week
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    TO BE EXHIBITED
    25 1 London, Aug. 16 The Florence Nightingale coach has been conveyed by rail from Saint hospital. London, to an PwAMC exhibition at Blackpool.
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    Will go ahead
    41 1 Washing (hi, Au#. 16. Tho United states has rejected the Russian propo als for draftfcns the Japanese peace treaty, and has made a veiled threat to go :ihead with its own plan if w Soviets fail to co-ODeratc.
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    new air service
    39 1 CANBERRA, Aug. 16— An a." service from Australia to Japa^. which Qantas Empire Airways have been authorised to cperato will begin on Sept. 15. The service will be operated bi -weekly witß Lancastrian aircraft. Reuter AAP
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    JUDGE ON HOLIDAY
    21 1 Mr. Justice J obi ing ard My. Joblini have left for Eraser's Hill for a fortnight's stay there.
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    Irish sweep tickets flood Singapore
    182 1 (Sun Cay Tribune Staff Reporter, Irish sweep tickets, though Illegal m Singapore, haw again found their way here, and thousands of tickets ate being taken up while ticket agents continue to make their pile by earning a clear profit of two shillings on each. The
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    Radio for schools
    21 1 London. Aug. 16.— The London County Ccunc'l is buyir.p; radio eauipntt)t valued a' r, 33 .550 lor schools.
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    no change
    26 1 LONDON, Aug. 16.— Rev learned Uxlay that the chan^ to Dominion status will not affect existing holdere of Indian Emigre decoratictris und ord< Reuter
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    Govt. servants told: enrol for elections
    281 1 Govt. servants told: enrol for elections (Sunday Tribune, stair Reporter) Singapore's Government servants, who are virtually boycotting the registration of voters for the forth coming Legislative Council elections, are being p i to register themselves on th( ral rolls. A Government circular has been to .ill heada of depart mente
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    Dutch aid Chinese
    20 1 To help destressed Chim Indonesia, the X.P.M. ibc Java-China-Japan Line h each doi ate«l f 25,000 for
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    2 apples a day?
    24 1 I,»-ndon. Auu 16. The M t ister of Agriculutre .-tale? that ipplo prop pn mi»es to Uic l. n available.
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    to appeal to king
    32 1 London. Auf?. 16.— The Br. ti.sh husbands of 15 Russian wo men refused oermisslon to K Ihe soviet U' to petiti.'Vi the Kins for h ln^ v* on.
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      99 1 r THE PEOPLE FQ^ THE PEOPLE Where Nib Counts. m P v l Fte» A re writ V. I l> X X 34. < B'pOft. %f simultaneously m Singapore. a^n.'t Lumpur, Ipoh Prnang harmonicas (M^th organs) (Ma* In v l „\c from sjurope d -occupa! ds'.vi-ii nickri plated dovcrs ■■me
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    Trade Union Funds: Members Entitled To Know How THey're Spent
    659 2 Trade Union Funds: Members Entitled To Know How THey're Spent (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) To eliminate the possibility of misappropriation of trade union funds, it is suggested that trade unions m Singapore .should have their accounts checked by accredited auditors. Mr. P. J. Steel, Registrar of Trade Unions, speaking jt
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    $15,000 BAIL FOR CHINESE
    96 2 Ba;i m $15,000 was allowed I yesterday m the Fourth Police Court to Oh Eng 800 a 25-year-old Hokki n when he claimed trial to assisting m the disposal jof stolen property— l 46 bnes ol i sugar worth $11,081.40 ct longing to GHlthrie and Comi
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    SERANGS ON BRIBE CHARGE
    99 2 Two m »1 serangs, k.-t- rim bin Baileh and Ahmad bin j Oman. n t^ ir >nd Magistral Cout- I d an extention of police s bail ol $iou each, until Aug. 30 Kai ■im und Ahmad i cceptins corrupt': ird from Rarrii b n Rahim
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    congress wasn't represented
    85 2 The J oho re Bahru Indian Congress Secretary bar, wrl i to deny that, tho Congress was ted nt iho recen-i iaf« f i ing m Johore Bahru m wh i certain resolutions were po.s based on an all' ;f y d inftifij j nv- i-A of
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    33 2 HONGKONG. A up.-— Four persons were killed and 26 injured when 13 freight cars broke loose ".nd collided wth a ptasengev train 20 miles north of the border station of Shumchun, this afternoon.
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    Descendant Of Malacca Saint Performs 'Miracle' Cures —At 7 Cents Apiece
    1540 2 Descendant Of Malacca Saint Performs 'Miracle' Cures —At 7 Cents Apiece (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) The high walls of untamed lallang growth <>n either side <>i the narrow lane lent a slightly sinister gloom to the noonday glare. An occasional insect emitted a languid chirrup. It was an hour when
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    European woman, found drunk, is bound over
    126 2 Mrs. Zillah v. Pati a European woman 2? <iV<l hv the fourth P Magistrate, m 0 foi u>: months to be of pood behaviour when she pleaded guilty i<> drunk and m. apable at the SI Hotel on Friday evening In pleading guilty,
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    RELIGIOUS EDUCATION CONFERENCE
    55 2 (Tribune Staff Reportpj i At the first post-war Religious i Education Conference of th« Methodist Church m Mala] held at iho Method! B Schoo!. Kuala Lumpur, d representing the Youth Fellowship, pledged .support riic efforts and work i the Social Welfi me nt r c nil Ibutli
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      103 2 NOTICE. civilTgeneral hospital nurses training school Pupil nurses required for nex' m th< 'l rail ing S^-i" Heine early September, 1947. Candidates of good education 'Standard vn> bcWreen the ace* of 17—25 are received to preliminary training school For 3 weeki triiring. A talan of $20 plus Cost of L
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    Expert Here To Aid Malaya's Fishing Industry
    444 3 Scientific Methods lo Be Employed (Sunday Tribune, Start Reporter) i m- development of the Malayan iishinß industry with more scientific methods and the education of the Malayan fisherman In bringing his livelihood to a nigher plane, which would subsequently lower the local nsti.
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    man found dying – bullet riddled
    84 3 man found dying bullet riddled A n i,ldlc MPd J by his on Fri fl «r«ck ab(,m a mile from ?C£e m Ah H "ihTman h ridd bullets and «ii«-''l after beto the hospital: "'iooarcntlv the victim had Ji, murdered n cold blood. "w sjH' n t bullets v.cp found
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    boycott threat
    57 3 RANGOON, Aii'- X v»tional Ui.ion members o; \hv Burma Constitueni A < tMtteoed yesterday t() resig I irom the Assembly if ;he irnment did not a^rcc to th-ir jfinird for a "Karen state, with foil autonomy status, to constitute one of trip federal units of •he Union of
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    Rex children's club matinee
    127 3 Mr. Beck Swee Hoon, i wn' Il.nown local amateur magician, will be kucsl artiste ai today 1 EiiOrnlng m:>tirce performance oi tho Rex Children's Club Before the ma^ic show, an overture or special children's musical recordings will be heard A programme of educational nhorfj is al^o
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    Indian art to be exhibited
    68 3 LONDON. Aug. 16. Thj mo»j comprehensive exhibition OJ Indian art ever seen »<n Eurc pc will open ut the Royal Acacemy on November 20, U wgi amour ced hero. A soecial navn] guard abroad the Royal Fleet auxiliary "Wh"'' Baron" is watching over th« '..rca:>ur«s
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    girls have fun
    60 3 A hundred and twenty n»pmr> r r;j of thr 3rd (''>'/ Girls' Lifr Brl j^aMt* attended Ihe liollday meeting hol«i on Friday at UK Fairhri.i Girla 1 School. After 'inn. conducted by Lis. LUn Poll Luan and ("how Hock Neoh, the girlii gsthered at the achool h;tli
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    to represent S'pore at labour talks
    155 3 to represent S'pore at labour talks {Sunday Tribune Reporter) Th«> Sunday Tribune underitanda that Mr. R. P. Bingham, Connniamioner for Labour, and tlio (tev. J. T. X. Handy, Deputy Secretary, Social Welfare Department, have been nominated by the Government of Singapore to be its representatives at the Inte;n;«iK>n?H Labour Conference
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    They make regular tests of Malaya's water supplies
    450 3 Kuala Lumpur. »S«t. In its laboratory •ituated m Bnckiiclds Road, the Kuala Lumpur branch of th<« Department <>i Chemistry, Malayan Union, undertakes a wide range of chemical analyses aid kindred scientific invest!gat tons. Established m the Malayan Union m December last year,
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    U.S. Strategic Air Chief Due Here
    152 3 GK n< :iil Ci'-f) ,;e c. Kenny. Commander of the United states Strategic An Force, is expected )u rr from Calcutta on August 27. General Kerny commanded Die U.S. A.r Foict- Ul the Paci fit Area during th" war and i* no stationed i
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    SPANIARD BEATS SCOT BOXER
    64 3 San Sebastian (via Madrid) Aug. 15.— Spanish Heavyweight Boxino Champion Paco Buero gained a 10 round decsion here ion Thursday i!.",l>' over X'' y I Shaw heavyweight champion )i Scotland. The crowd Of 10.000 ;aw ilu > middleweight champion. Modi- cu'^o. knocked out m Uie seventh
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    SUB-TENANT PAID $6,000 IN 23 MONTHS, COURT TOLD
    174 3 Chan 800 Koon. alias M. K. Chan, an English-speaking businessman Of Market Street, Singapore, «tas yesterday m the Second Police Court remanded on police buil Of $f>oo until A.Ug. 30, on a charge of extortion. Chun is charged with extorting $750 from
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    New building for methodist school
    368 3 There will be no cramp 3d class-rooms m the new Methodist Girls' School soon to be built m Mount Sophia Road. Designed with an eye to living all possible benefits to Singapore school children, the building, designed by Mr. Frank Br°wer F.R.I 8.A., will be
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    trishamen call off strike
    131 3 Malacca Sat. Trishawmcn have called oil the two-day strike, but tensfon still continues as a large number of them are Still holding out. Malay pedallers at meeting last night derided to break with the Union, and it is reliably learned that they w !l be forming
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    All should rejoice
    43 3 NEW YORK. Ali^ l»>. Spr;A iiR on India' Independence <'ay. Dr. BuUin Bharir, formci Indonesian Republican premier, said: "Wf think Mia* rwM only Indian.';. but Uw v.hoN- world should rejoice on fchis day of Indian ioidependcnce* 1 he declared. Reuter
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    VEN. LOKANATHA
    55 3 Under the auspices of i\v K0,,-; BeOg S'a Buddhist Mis e»on. sermon will be delivered !>v the Yen- Lokanatha (It a lian). the widely travelled Bu ri flhi.st Missionary Chief, on Monday, at the Sinhalese Buddhis' Temple, 96. Qutram Roa<i, a* i .00 p.m. on "The BuHdhnf Way
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    TO PREPARE RECORD
    46 3 i ondotl, Au'4 16 Young Hi t'.ii .mi i ts an-) art students i •i- shortly for Yugoslavia m pi ppare a record of Ihc corf ti u< 1 1* m i of Yugo ilavia's r>' iiri^-; <<v' 1 1 i aiW ay
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    NEW NAME
    30 3 Un<Jri the rr<-rntly-puM';-hr<l rew Po.^t Office Ordinance for th<* Malayan Union, the title of the Head of th»- Postal Services Department Malaya, now become Po tmastei Genei n
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    A WOMAN PEEPS AT SINGAPORE
    1574 4  -  VERA ARDMORE vta It v Jin n li 't'i h lint* A very pretty Chinese wedding took place at UlC Wesley Chuich, rt Canning Road on August 9, when If'M Irene Goh. daughter of the late Mr. Goh Soon Ho and Mrs. Gon was married
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    Vera Ardmore...
    1424 5 U Squadron R.A.F. abf vi the vers enjoyable dance gin n by the ~otha r C mmand W nj/ Commandor a. R. Gor-don-Finfkyson, D.5.0.. D.F.r and officers, ai the RAF MI uigi. The ScleUir Band w« attendance, and the gaily d corat»-ri Mess Wl a bun.: ru with
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    The Sunday Tribune AUGUST 17. 1947. Tapioca Standard
    406 6 The Sunday Tribune AUGUST 17. 1947. Tapioca Standard f ondon Ar»nts:— M*ur* Colin Turner Lt<|.. Talbot House. St. Martin's Lane, W.C.2. The mantle uf fame still awaits the poet who can sing convincing praises of that farinaceous substance whose close .acquaintance we made during the occu pation— the übiquitos übi
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    AUGUST MEMORIES offer a CHALLENGE
    921 6  - AUGUST MEMORIES offer a CHALLENGE W. A. Harpur 33 years of conflict have brought the first half of the 20th Century almost to an end. What lies ahead? w~.^ fry The anniversary of V J Day an<i of the dropping ol the lii atom bombs historic events ol the utmost
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    Ants And Sluggards
    407 6 From time immemorial the ant ;md ttl ways have been hrld up as an example to mankind Its Industry, it- tireless energy, and its hlgmy organised social life bate b<«?n the object of many passionate sermons. But i thin* it wai Samuei i Johusi.n who though i
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    Mercy-killing -or Murder?
    61 6 Mercy-killing -or Murder? London. (K y Air Mail) Merry-killing is described as coldblooded murder" by Cardinal cnftin, Anhbishop of Westminister "Of course, thn term mPrrv may apply to the relatives of thY patient, on the understanding that it woukl be a mercy to them if they did not have the
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    The Gods, Too, Have Their Rackets!
    780 6  - The Gods, Too, Have Their Rackets! R. B. Ooi The epidemics of robbery by violence, of extortion, and of organized looting and smuggling, by capturing public attention through their stark drama, have put m the shade othot mote silent but none the. less sinister methods employed by social parasites to
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    UNDER the COUNTER
    339 6  - UNDER the COUNTER Noel Whitcomb D v LONDON, (By Air Mail) Almost every letter I've opened this week has wagged its tail at me. Stories about dogs, cats, canaries, hens, piglets, jackdaws magpie*, parrots —everything except sea lions and seals- havo come tumbling m. Liz fought fiercely for a prize
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    Spot Of Bother At Siglap
    517 6 Spot Of Bother At Siglap If you know anything about dogs, m ,v Alison Mayhew m this amusing article you will appreciate this^. Lunacy la draw idily nearer It's almost on tm*. The wii<i eyes that atmre at me from my mirror have got that QUEER look. You know what
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    Science In The Potato Field
    74 6 A Potato plant*! which at the same time ploughs and manur? has recently gone Into commercial production m Ei.gland The drive to a cup wlw-el luto which the beated operator drop tubers is taken from a self clean fng landwheel by a chain. TV same
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    'Princess' rings
    28 6 PRINCESS ELIZABETH rinp with sapphires and zircons m ••tf^ti of diamonds. ar*> b*»(ng planned by New York jewe'lem for U.S. sweet liearlw. ('out «U! be £40.
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    "SAVE THE YOUNG FIRST" IS HOSPITAL POLICY
    334 7 LONDON. (By Airmail)— Because London hoe w,, iv P K y w^ "P^'erenoe for the young" a man of ,X > WlUl a fr »ctured skull was refused ad mission and w« left without, treatmem for twelve aays, it. was said at an
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    106 7 Snake at large in air liner over Atlantic rwuion. (By Aw Mai'» ,JlW«ro m a Dutch air lin<>r JJTJ, ihock ovpi the Atlantic JLn they !t mmke wtigu-^ townnis them boy iiged nin»- mv it first ,-d gcreani^'i and the planet toon rounded it *ij> witli a bl»nKct. Tj,,. snaJi'-.
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    'Remember I love'—shot beside child
    162 7 'Remember I love'— shot beside child London, Aug. 7. After telling a young woman how murh he loved tier, John Henry Frederick Rushton. IS, chief shipwright m the Navy, shot himself. At the inquest yesterday .lan*Catherine Walker, who lived at Hastings Cottages, Lower-road Gillingham, said that while she Wai combing
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    26 7 NEW YORK. Aim- 15. TUo Australian minister for iinm'gr.";ion and inform? tiOP, Mr. Arthur Calwell, today invited on? million Americans to migrate to hi^ country. U.P.
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    2 boys took dip in kallang river both drowned
    135 7 2 boys took dip in kallang river both drowned 'Sunday Tribute Reporter) A couple of "Bays after a Chinese family rJiifted from COcgested Chinatown to Uvo near the riverside m Kalians, traeredv overtook them. On Thursday afternoon la^ week, the mother retailed two or h^ r boys, ag^d 15 ard
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    Australian voice must be heard
    107 7 Canberra, Au?. 16. -Mr. Joseph B. ChitKy, Australian Premier, declared today that Australia's war efforts entitled her to be recognised as a principal party m the forthcoming Japanese peace talks. All nations which had played ii substantial part m the Pacific War should be represented
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    60 7 Beverly Hills. Aug. IS.-Gexi Wainnght. 64, imprisoned t>y the Japanese after he surrendered American forces on Bataar«. announced today that he will Tetire from the army at the end of this month after 45 years ol service The ereaiercl said that the arm'd forces rmrger bill
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    32 7 Another automatic pistol loud id with three rounds of ammunition was recovered by men of the CID Hckkien eub-bran?h when they arrested a Chinese m Havelock Road at 6.30 p.m Thursday' night
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    9 out of every 12 divorced
    75 7 London. (By Air Maili In nine out of every twelve marriages at Caxton Hall (London) one or both of the parties have beor. divorced, says Mrs. Kllen Arnold. 11, deputy-registrar for s-venteen yean, who has married more than 2.000 couples there. Mrs. Arnold, who
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    A lamp still burns—because his last wish can't be fulfilled
    175 7 A lamp still burns because his last wish can't be fulfilled London.- 1 By Air Mai I>- Day and night since Abel Ingpen died tour years ago. a light has teen burning m a small room of the Burnham (Bucks) mansion v here he lived. And today, *h* anniveraary of
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    Rats,' cried Phyllis, so the second Mrs. Bean hurled a vase
    226 7 LONDON. Aug. 15. Then wan .<»■. Mi Eciith Bean. 43. of Seafo r d (Bussex>, ai d her eldt trr. Phyllis. wer« m th^ tame room. And during ny.o of tho row phylli ip lior BkirtA tiie back and
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    He put his foot on rail-line —to prove his love for girl
    308 8 London fby air mail). To prove his love for a tfirl of is. Stanley Hicks, 22. Cambridge ex-aailor, put his foot on n railway lino j<is» before h train W%M due. He kept it there as the train
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    191 8 IT'S 'INDIA OFFICE' NO MORE LONDON, Au-. 15. Small lungs signify groat occasions. A man from the British Government's Office of Works, armed with a new m^tal plate an.l a screwdriver. thU morning arr.ivcd at the drab old India Office -n Kin^ Charles Street. Whitehall. In the shadow of the
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    107 8 Now Delhi. Aup. 15.— The Cabinet or the new Dominion of India, which will function from today was announced here. The protfolios are* Pandjt Jawaharlal Nehru: Prime Mm.stor, Minister for Foreign Affairs and Minister fo r Scientific Research Sardar Vallabhai Patel: States. Home, Information and Broadcu^ting.
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    Rabbit Bites Judge
    57 8 Rabbit Bites Judge SOUTHAMPTON, Aug. 16.— Peter failed to win a prize at a local rabbit show today, but lit' *£ot oven. Judge L. V. Eldridgf* dc-lay-ra the show to get a bite m hh thumb bandaged. I!*w mmutc-s later. Show Steward G- W. Homer, went, to hospital with multiple
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    162 8 Mother, father and brother drown on baby's first birthday LONDON", t.By Air Mail):— ln th^ village of H'-nfi^ld. Buto«X Prudence Gar\yood c^l^brated her flrsi birthday. In Lagos, Nigeria. th« WSt of her family— her father, mother and brother lost their lives. The father and mother, Lieu-tonant-Colondl and Mrs. J. C.
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    90, he climbed 4,200 meter peak
    70 8 Aosta, Italy, Aver. 16. Ninetyyear old Benjamin Fosson climbed the 4.200 meter Peak of Castor today m 17 hours. When the veteran mountainer returned to shelter, he was feted by all Alpinists m the region, including his ten sons and more than 100 grandsons
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    21 TO HANG
    38 8 DACHAU. Aug. 15— Twenty two officials of the notorious Buchemvald corcentratioirfcamr.. where »t l*Wft 51,000 pert?or> were beaten, starved and torUired to death, were sentenced to be hanped by an American, military tribunal, today U.P.
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    41 8 LONDON, Aug. 16.— Exchange Telegraph reported from J*rusalem today that Haganah has ordered the partial mobilization of its 70,000 underground soldiers m anticipation that riot* with Arabs might spr«tid after sundown tonight when th« Moslem holy month of Ramadan <nd<. U.P.
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    Women without caps may be banned
    35 8 Women without caps may be banned London. (Bty Air Maih \Vomon without bathing cap« may be banned from Doncaster baths next season. Thp baths committee complain that sotting lotions and other hair preparations Mock fitters.
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    71 8 PEIPING, Aug. 16. On the second anniversary of V-J Day Chinese press editorials said that Japan was reviving with American support while China has tallen to "equal footing with Korea." The fact that investigating commission entrusted to General Wedemeyer has not differentiated between China
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    New Ford V-8
    76 8 London. Aug. 15.— The Ford Motor Company announced to- day that It has started manufacturing a British Ford V-8 mo- del to be known as the Pilot i (American and Canadian Fords are now powered with a V-type, eight cylinder motor developing, according to American standards, 100
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    FIRST ENGLISHMAN TO TEACH JAPS
    45 8 iro. Honshur. Japan, Aug 16. British Occupation Com-mandor-in-Chief Lieut. Gen. HC. H. Robertson today unveiled a tablet honor irq William Adams, an English rcaman wh<> landed at Ito about 1606 and subsequently taught the Japanese shipbuilding, t»unrery, mathematics and uoorgraphy.
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    184 8 London (by air mail). A woman secretary, facing a Marylebone Court, was accused of Rending a letter to a Mr. X demanding £500 "or she would tell his wife." The woman Kathleen Moss, 27, of Blandford -street. Marylebone. was remanded m
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    Beauty queen tells of playing lovers'
    308 8 London. Aug. 7. A girl of seventeen told Barnet (Herts) magistrate! yesterday that cfter she had won a prize m a local beauty competition, the organiser a Liberal Association secretary invited her to his home, and she play-acted a love-scene with him. The organiser.
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    TOOK 'WRONG TURNING' ON WAY TO BED
    166 8 London (Ry :ir rfail) \i rinnkinp unul 1..10 an- H\ din£ party, Robert Ernest, Home 21. of Trowbridge. Wilts, one of I tho guests, sot out for horn. At tho house he shook the without much result, bo he climb i ed in
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      2010 9 uaty rincn f or lhc I Sunday Tribune I rH EOLANG he Two Cities ilin >-06d Man Out," by Carol Reed adapted from the ;,l by F. L GREEN f t.PISOUI. h')UR W 'The w>li< r<i hunting for Johnny MacQjeen, riiief of the Organisation, who was gravely'
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    595 10 India Championships: Ma laya Will Be There SUNDAY BADMINTON NOTES K.L. Meeting Today W l M )Pf*ifiP (By a Special Correspondent) Malaya will almost certainly be represented at Mi" Western India Badminton Championships and the All India Badminton Championships, tho former to be held m Bombay from November 24 to
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    60 10 CAIRO. Aim. 15:- T)i< n<\v India and Pakistan colours Were hoisted in Cairo. Alexandria and Port oaid today as Indian- in Egypt joined With t li*ir comiLrymcn at home in celebrating th- National Day. Th*- fntir*- I Bevptisun press splashed thz transfet of power, while, megsa- f,c.s oT
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    52 10 SHANGHAI. Aug. 15. Cabaret dancing will be eliminated m gradual stages m Shanghai as from September 1. according to the official Central News Agency today. The measure will be taken m accordance with the national mobilisation act calling for conservation of manpower and material resources, the Agency
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    ALLIED INVASION COMMEMORATION
    53 10 SAINT RAPHAEL (via Paris., Aug. 15.— Celebrations b6R»ii th»s moniirr; here m commemoraUo: of the Allied invasion of southerr- Franc.?. The first forces took the isle of LavajH beforo dawn of August 15. 1944. Pmmier Paul Rama<iier left Pans ■his mornir^ by nirnlanr- to Mitake part m
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    53 10 i HONGKONG. Aug. 16- Seven thousand men went on strike here today In the dock yards, railway and cement works and the Government w*ter- works. No disturbances or picketing were reported. Communication with Canton by rail was disrupted, but the railway authorities hoped to resume the service
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    150 10 Leo Heanoy. ihe Australian welterweight, will show nion» ol his stuff tonight at, the New World A»-Mim where he will meet Baby BaHazar. Leo's victory ovc>* BaUli." Sima did not ovefimpres3, but he gave of his best again. ;t Bcm Porg. who will again watch the
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    65 10 Tin- following ha\r '><•<•). bo represent tho Singapore InCi Athletic against Urn RWAS Sopwhiir today at SomltHwanf. ?■■> imc requested to nicct at the P.-u!: 8.-iiids'tand at 3.45 p.m. trmnsport. O. M. Angutlia, A. Rank. 4 Raliim. Mahalinga.n. Appavoo. fijj 1 tar. Xt i.slwm stmy, Batan. B.
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    210 10 S. C. C Skittled Out For 30 Runs Two Army bowlers, E. B igley and E c»m ther skiUlcd out an S.C.C. team for 30 run^L to^ at cricket played on the Pa dang. yeB^rd iv The match was bciwf-^n Mv 2nd Echelon Hea<lqiKvrters, ami the 8.C.C.. which the forme]
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      573 10 This Week's Radio Hi ghlights (By a Snocir.l Corres^or lonl) Singapore is to be the scer-.e of an International Social Welfa'C Conference during the coming week, at which fifty or sixty repres( ntatives of Governments and interested organisations are expected to be present. I am plod to henr tha. Radio
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    127 12 6even ties wen played off yes-le-vd^y at the Clerical Un on Hall, for the Singapore Junior Singles Badmiut(tn Championships. MEN'S SINGLES Rl&Ults: Ong Bong Sao Merry time beat Lav Ten Chuan 15 10 9--15 15 I>. Chow Sip Kin«^ -United Fam Jly) beat Ngin Eng Meng «Mar;
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