The Singapore Free Press, 13 September 1948

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    18 1 The Singapore Free Press LARGEST AFTERNOON SAL£ IN MALAYA I SINGAPORE, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1948 PRICfc 10 CKMB
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    West seeks 'fateful' meeting
    368 1 Einal moves m ierlin crisis I LONDON, Sunday. [E thrtv Western po\\er> tonf erred during tht week-end on their next itiove m the Eastst cris over (.ermany and are believed to c decided that I fateful meeting with r >hai Stalin W9B an immediate necessity, m,
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    GID WARNS AGAINST 'CON MEN'
    50 1 GID WARNS AGAINST 'CON MEN' m iff Kc porter. JL > are j two at C I. D. 'ress tnii nt s to ■p tor i Utt. of- the ?*r set. I and M* ..i to .it if see T Jjf -a his PJ e he car. goes s binong
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    S'PORE BOY HIT BY CAR
    21 1 S'PORE BOY HIT BY CAR uir Reporter. >f 18 Singapore year-old was T i car near wttf hospital d« 3f the
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    Shanghai police arrest Britons
    293 1 Shanghai police arrest Britons SHANGHAI, Sunday. TWO Britons— Mr. H. M. Cummins, a long-establish ed real estate agent, and Mr. A. R. Forsyth of Lowe, Bingham and Thompson and the Palestinian manager, Mr. Boris Godkln, of J. D. Godkin Company, have been arrested for alleged violation of China's economic regulations.
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    BANGKOK BUS SERVICES AT 'WAR'
    137 1 BANGKOK. Monday. RIVAL bus systems have come near to open warfare m their fight to serve Bangkok s busiest street. New Road. The dispute also finds Bangkok's municipal government opposing Siam's national administration Recently a police patrol arrived on the scene just as a volley
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    THE POPE TELLS YOUTH: 3 DUTIES
    201 1 THE POPE TELLS YOUTH: 3 DUTIES VATICAN CITY, Sun. DOPE Pious XIII, m a 1 rare outdoor appearance m the great St. Peter's Square tonight, called upon Catholics the world over to achieve three victories over the denial of God, over materialism and over social miseries. Before His Holiness spoke,
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    ATTLEE OUT OF HOSPITAL
    72 1 ATT LEE OUT OF HOSPITAL THE British Prime Minister. Mr. Attlee, last night left the London Hospital after three weeks' successful treatment for eczema of the feet. Because of symptoms of early duodenal trouble, Mr. Attlee has been advised by his doctors to rest as much as he can during
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    P.I. VOLCANO NOW QUIET
    33 1 THE Hibokhibok volcano sub- sided yesterday, leading Filipino authorities to halt the evacuation of Camiguin Island. It is estimated that only 5.000 of the island's 50,000 population remain.— A.P.
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    MALARIA HALVED IN CEYLON
    39 1 AS a result o/ a vigorous D.D.T. campaign, the m cidence of malaria m Ceylon has been, halved. Malaria, however, is still th« island's most prevalent disease. It sent 1,211.648 t hospital last year. U.P.
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    Doyley Carle dead
    36 1 Mr. Rupert Doyley Cart e proprietor of the Doyley Carte Opora Company and chairman of a London luxury hotel group, comprising the Savoy. Berkeley and C^ Iridges, died here yesterday, aged 71. Reuter
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    Huks in 'fight to a finish'
    66 1 MANILA, Sunday. A POWERFUL constabulary task force closed m on the Candaba swamps of Central Luzon m a round-up of Communist-led Hukbalahap armed peasants today for a "fight to the finish." Civilians have fled from the danger area to neighbouring towns. Eight Hukbalahaps were
    A.P.  -  66 words
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    Israel 4 goals up
    46 1 Jewish and Arab soldiers, bored v. ith locking at each oner over No Man's Land m Southern Pa s f ine enMfemJ the truce with ball match Before ho kickI T kIM ItMM tched each ofcker The Israel won s—l.5 1. Reuter
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    ONE CASE SAYS MAGISTRATE
    56 1 THE ninth police court magi--1 strate, Mr. E V. A Peers this morning decided th:u the preliminary inquiry m the charges against A. G. Forrest, R Hurst, G. E. Morris and D. W. Ginsberg should be heard as one case. The preliminary hearing will start on
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    ARMS SEIZED IN POLICE RAID
    149 1 Free Press Staff Reporter A FULLY loaded .38 revolver, 83 rounds of .38 amrk munition, four bayonets, two Tommy gun magazines and one Verey pistol were seized by a force of uniformed police and men from the C.I.D. from a lonely hut off Lim Chu
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    Maid leaps to death
    40 1 Stumatina Paigini, 20. a housemaid, died yesterday after leaping from the Acropolis m Athens last nigh', because of unrequited love. She jumped from the rock from which St. Paul first converted the Greeks to Christianity. U.P.
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    Republicans break truce
    106 1 BATAVIA, Sunday. AN Indonesian raiding force 1 of 350 crossed the "cease fire" line 90 miles south of Cheribon and clashed with I Dutch troops, it was learned here today. I Unfflcial reports said the casualties icere 15 Indonesi- i a?is killed, 50 taken prisoner, one Dutch
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    Indian forces 'ready to go'
    378 1 Hyderabad dispute BOMBAY, Sunday. A CTION by India against Hyderabad was tonight considered imminent and 'everything was ready I for the word go," said a Reuter dispatch from Poona, headquarters of the Southern Command of the Indian Army. No official indication of how events would
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    Police hunt towkay's killers
    165 1 Police hunt towkay's killers Free Press Staff Reporter TOHORE police are hunting for a Rang of about 20 armed bandits who yesterday murdered a Chinese towkay m the Geylang Patak area. 20 miles north of Johore Bahru, and kidnapped another towkay. The deaw towkay was ambushed m a lorry by
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    CEYLON WILL APPLY AGAIN
    62 1 CEYLON will again app membership of tht Nations when the United Nations General Assembly n m Paris at the end of this month, the Ceylon Premier, Mr. D. S. Senanayake. announced yesterday. He told the United tional Party conferee Colombo that Ceylon was undaunted by the
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    ROBBED OF TAXI
    42 1 Free Press Staff Reporter. AT midnight last Chines-, t xi drivehad been directed to Ad;»m j Road by three Ceylones robbed of his taxi and $5 m I cash. The t i later recover d m Clenie. ti Road
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    Big: Batavia fire
    27 1 Three thousand Indonesians were homeless day after a fire m Batavia had destroyed 205 hou.The cause was "care, with petrol." say the p; lice
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    U.S. has new bember
    22 1 U .S. has new bember The US Navy has a new sea bomber. It carries thm bombs "considerably 350 mil^s an hour."
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    NEWSPAPER 'WAR' ON MALAYA
    751 2  - NEWSPAPER 'WAR' ON MALAYA Hall Romney By ILONDON 1 LETTER YOU will have 1 gathered that there is a minor newsp a p c r "war over Malaya m London. The General Secreof the Communist Party of Great Britain, Mr Harry Pollitt. fired the first shots m a letter to
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    World War I PoWs still in Russia
    259 2  -  JOACHIM JOESTEN By THE Russians are still A holding war prisoners from World War I, also political prisoners (including some Americans) from the Thirties, m a desolate camp on the remote Arctic archipelago known aft Franz Josef Land. This amazing report is attributed
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    Bridge Problem
    274 2 'yykarr oy*utd ih*. be«n «r It »a# easy far tasi to read t)i.» as a a.nflnon so fa* r Uct«d two heart tricks and ltd a th.rd round. D< coiild have played for down one by discarding hia losing club anrt laWr flnea?lng a*;alntt Bwt'i spud^ que«n. How.ver.
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    AMERICANS To BUY MONACO?
    434 2  -  JAMES WELLARD By THE bank at Monte Pavlo has been broken more than 18 times so far this year. And the tiny Principality of Monaco, k figuratively ilt on rotilf is ainiOKt "broke" as a result Taking advantage of Monaco's present financial difficulties, brought on by
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    Poland is bullding west wall
    41 2 Poland is bulldi n g west wall p> i A X W& > i I i i Of i I f r Ode- v diet ma > IMriM i ft forts -i a tern« The i»e<:.«. that u.t v t ii o*" i
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      95 2 dfgdfgdfg SINGAPORE Fr«a IT M rv on to 09 p m Metre* m the m«-41um wave hh.n4 had l<) mtfmtylm the 41 m-ire band r t tt p m to 1 4& p.ai.: mm 9 it p m. to 11 tt p.m.: 4^5 «Hif| m the Me4iMi «iv !a»4 *md
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      274 2 MODEST MAIDENS tfll HE COULPN'T (SE? TH£ MOVlg OUEEN HE WANTCD 4>o H£ 6CTT AGTAND-IM f I Op«ra; 10. M Dmr.ct Uui CP »c »AB>I« MALAY A ».L. (l.tl. 1.1 or t tt we 1 p.m. B#e Spore. I 30 Head- I 3.) C- •••mail Hawkru; 41 Viol ri it
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      260 2 ■ew»; f 43 Melod/ en i... y 7 Music to chju-Tn; 7 SO 'I"he A^«traliwi Story— a dr«nut.z»-d ftfttWti 7.41 Mav.er Pi. R«c tai by Horow It; I h and their sonft: "Hie Tenor Aj n;o CortU aud lopraoo X: Kwjws; I. II Da*ce ir.ua. r I 1 Ntwa; 1.40
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      180 2 YOUR LUCKY STAR DORN today, you have a tremeiUtoaa ajnount of sheer, phrsical energy. \eu have the capacity for iacredihle work Involving a (ontiaual flow of ideas, uith plans fur carrvinf them out. In fart. >ou are inclined to get too maav irons In the fire at one time so
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    PILGRIMS TO MIRACLE STATUE
    12 3 PILGRIMS TO MIRACLE STATUE irrw the Gn 'ks make hoping to be
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    HONANOFFENSIVE IN THE AUTUMN
    60 3 i 9 h i m I Red forces of Gent: tnd Liv Po-cheng hem unbalanced. m days lat»- r.alist ps recovere Qg and I to hav e inflicted n. n 100.000 casualties on the m the serie> a claim later iuced. 10. Nationalist ick Hoi :i
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    PALESTINE MAY START NEXT WAR
    257 3 PALESTINE MAY START NEXT WAR Egyptian call to 'end partition' MOHAMMED Hussein Haekal Pasha, President of xTI Egypt's Senate, warns that the Palestine war "will explode again within three months, unless partition is abandoned." Renewed warfare between Arabs and Jews, he said m an interview, poses the real danger of
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    Movie man for Moscow
    74 3 \MtRiCAN movie magnate. Mr. E. Johnston, tow the Stockh- ii>. newsn i per Expn 0 that he w.is tawing for Moscow t' ek "to sell ftmcrhim ■Mries.* 1 \-ked since when Russia li.ni shown an interest m Am rican movies, Johnston said: "They never have. But
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    Zanzibar strike
    87 3 The three weeks' old strlko at bar which involved all Afr can labcurers on the Island is .ted to end soon. :inand I. former < of Bulgaria, died m Cobury, Germany, aped 87. 'Foxy Ferdinand,' icho was pro-German during World War I. abdicated m 1918 m favour of
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    AIRLINE TALKS RESUMED
    91 3 THE Chinese Minister to the Philippines. Mr. C. T Chen, returned to Nanking by train to resume neg< tions on the Sino-Philippine airline dealoek These talks will probably be enlarged In the near fir With the participation of Lucas Madamba. Philippines Foreign Office Councellor, \vh< is report*
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    Youth action corps menace Japan
    140 3 BERLIN. Monday. DERLIX and Warsaw •'action Committees" of tough young Communists who specialise m kicking down doors and "convincing"' the people of the correctness of their doctrines have their counterparts m the Youth Action Corps of Japan. Averaging from 18 to 23 m age, these
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    RED GENERAL'S DEATH "FISHY"
    210 3 pOVERNOR Yen Hsi-shan. of Shansi (China) described the Moscow report of the death on board a Soviet ship of the Chinese Communist general, Feng Yuh-siang, as "very fishy." "There's quite a possibility the Russians killed Feng," he said. "At one time Feng had connections with them
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    HUMAN OUT OF BALLOT
    39 3 P-IDLNT Trui ballot N oy S m Thuni •■I South Ca .indidate for tin s Group oi July alter opTrumaj a dev< ment increases to fou' numb B which are pled rights oihei a.- Reuter
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    ROYAL TOUR VOLUNTEERS
    69 3 QVLR 100 young Mati Servicemen due for demobilisation hay. itarilv liad their service extended to cover the Royal Aust: tour next year m Britain's largest battleship, the guard. Captain Fr derick Parha.n. D.s.o. commanding the which Is lying m Weymouth Bay Dorset. "I felt i rongly these
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    POLKS 'DEMOBBED'
    61 3 THE first batch of 16.000 per- sonnel enlisted m the Polish Res ttlement Coras m the Wr •tin and SiCommands now di at Oulton Park camp, Cheshire, which will ultin become a release centre for the whole of the couni Those without jobs KO to public assistance hostels
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    AMERICA'S LEADING COMMUNIST
    41 3 AMERICA'S LEADING COMMUNIST J. Peters, described as the leading Communist m America, purses his Ups as he is teTVed with a subpoena to appear before the un-American Activities Committee. When served Peters, also known as Alexander Stevens was answering deportation charges.
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    TO EXPLORE OCEAN BED IN A BALLOON
    387 3 TO EXPLORE OCEAN BED IN A BALLOON Plrcard going down-not up ANTWERP. years after his balloon soared ten miles into the sky to pierce the secrets of th« stratosphere, Belgium's while-maned scientist explorer, Professor Auguste Piccard, is n«ad\ to plunge four miles under water to search out new worlds on
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      107 3 WAYS 5 YEARS ALL PURE LAMB'S WOOL WILL NOT SHRINK FAST TO WASHING MOTH-PROOF ODOURLESS i j NOTE THE EXTRA NGTH 62" x 84" $29.50 72" x 94" $39.50 TN PASTEL SHADES SIN G AP..ORE KUALA LUMPUR PENANC fOR YOUR RELAXATION, COMt TO:THE TAVERN (European Residential Hotel) (Open 1 v
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    The Singapore Free Press MONDAY, SEPT. 13, 1948 Siam finds a customer
    90 4 The Singapore Free Press MONDAY, SEPT. 13, 1948 Siam finds a customer I I c rice to the Ja; So ..nd I •is that while the ration of > larger than the nita coi r-ption in other As:. the rice content much big,: n moit. There can' no doubt what
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    The founder of Pakistan
    315 4 I prophets. But r of F •> tribi true an was dream of a ha: n students at and v. of India to land he promised As late .us 1936. Pandit Nehru Mr. Jir.nah a* apostle ol Moslem Hindu unity." Although by then the acknowledged leader
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    100 years ago in Hong Kong
    484 4 urtet old. the T ers and I of Emv ycnercl f the 1 I i Q h one of r i JIONG KONG V H M are proba- bi.y some of the world's most colourful newspaper tiles, dating veil ovei a hundred years, are
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    Prague looks just the same
    638 4  -  SYDNEY BROOKES J{> < rrespondent A WELL K\(< documental^ phopher m P a "'I recently bj western trating the impac tnmunism on Pra .in was baffled carefully he looked, he could find few signs of change. The streets were not painted red. They were still
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    MEDICAL FEARS FOR JET FLYERS
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    FAITH
    15 4 Tot \h\ n<r r O I>«rd. pardon n iniquity: for it k krrat. PS.v
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    Scandal of French children
    10 4  - Scandal of French children JAN FRASER hfghh Bo i M
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    MEMORIAL MEETING FOR JINNAH
    9 5 i <tock back s for
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    MRS. C.J. SCOTT
    8 5 rary seof the assocla- Lumpur.
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    Boys' Club to have hostel
    80 5 .or 40 boys is bting planned m the new '°f the Queen Street Boys' Club The is the former headquarters of the >t Party and it is now held on lv Hi Oepartment of Social has zer of the re ex- according to the Club's
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    TRADERS REJECT LOAN FROM
    411 5 MIC proposal criticised Free Press Staff Reporter "INDIAN business m Singapore is m a sound position and does not want any loan from anyone, much less from the Indian Government," said Mr. R. Jumabhoy, president of the Singapore Indian Chamber of Commerce to the Free Press.
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    Move to stop immigration racket
    101 5 Move to stop immigration racket respondent Tli: tese Chamber Comn^rce has asked :-Genei. ities aj immigrants nber has pet: he Governmerr of Chinese I arts entering Singapore. o that the tims may be spared the ore. of impr t befor* departed to China. The decision was taken by the Chamber
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    Luxury buses on Johore run
    213 5 Free Press Staff Reporter r I XIKY coaches are now running an express road service between Singapore and Joiiore Bahru. The fleet of these new buses, each carry! 21 passengers, will be further enlarged m the m future as the old-type buses are withdrawn, Mr.
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    BOOK ON EDUCATION POLICY
    111 5 BOOK ON EDUCATION POLICY A THESIS by Dr. D. D. Chelliah, of School, j Singapore, on "A I the i ional Policy of from 1300 >o 1925,' v. of Lond m 1940 lor his deiDoctor of Pnlloso by. lias beer. n .a. The book \x I pur. both i th<
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    S'pore mass weddings
    36 5 This picture was taken at the mass wedding m the Victoria Memorial Hall, Singapore, yesterday, when 30 couples were married. The May fair Musical and Dramatic Association con*vcted the weddinos.- Free Press 'ictvre.
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    PENSIONERS ASK BIGGER ALLOWANCES
    53 5 SPORE me led to ask Govr it for the of li\ A call to r D] I the t in the I had a sa reply. living sU for p- i S on a ing scale 4 from J te sen nts got 60 per cent,
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    TALKS ON PROPERTY INSURANCE
    42 5 SPOKESMEN for Rubber Growers' Asso:on, the iber of Mines and the Rubber Traci Mation are among a deBriti. Colonial o the insurance of property m during the unrest. Thr q what i i I I i •i r
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    Aerial joy rides popular
    25 5 A? joy ridel over Singapore ye* morning were so popular that many pas* sengers ted that flights should be arranSunda d
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    Russian envoy expelled from New York
    7 6 Russian envoy expelled from New York ZJCNZC
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    Executed in Peiping
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    ISRAEL 'MODERATES' FEAR TERROR GANGS
    715 6 ISRAEL 'MODERATES' FEAR TERROR GANGS New state split by battle for power TEL AVIV, Israel. THERE are two parties to the war m Palestine x who have not been present at any of Count Folke Bernadotte's conferences at Rhodes They are the fighters for the Freedom of Israel] better known
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    Reparations for China
    81 6 THE steamer Hal I lied from Tokto foi m Chir. larryS of J:iy, •rations machinery SCAP's reparations All iiems were taken from former J Army and lenali In Osaka. Deal be made to Shang•sin. Tanku, Julutao. tao, Keelung, Canton Kwanshowwan. The United Kingdom has about 1.200 reparaltems
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    Native census in S. Africa
    122 6 A < ENSUI n U being watched eat interest by the Economic and Social Council of the Nations is at und.rwav m Southern Rhodesia. Twenty-four are spending two months risiting nearly 2.800 native kiaaii scattered throughout the Colony to vet as a as possible a
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    10,000 aid paralysed ex-miner
    104 6 10,000 aid paralysed ex-miner PERCY HASEMAN, of M by, Yorkshire, f( for nine j i agains s. But now— I suddenly, with tlie ba nearly I thousand allies now stand by id--. For the Ma] f by me co ti. cue. J been s; B nervou cqmj lain Special: told
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    NEW HOPE FOR A-BOMB VICTIMS
    202 6 i SURPRISING start toward ing hum from the bad effec atomic bombs or X-i has been made I Chicago scien One of tl bad results m Radiation Hum atomic bombs or h< x-rays can desti bom> which mak d and white blood cells. It has
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    NOT MUSICAL
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    PAM GREEN UP TO CLASS 2
    7 7 PAM GREEN UP TO CLASS 2 i
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    STADIUM SOCCER OFF
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    MALAY SHUTTLERS ARE FAVOURITES
    419 7 By (OIRTCKAFT JJASHIM bin Awang and AH Abdullah of the 11 Perhimponan Badminton Party showed championship quality when, m the most thrilling tie of the Singapore badminton championships played at the Clerical I'liion yesterday, they snatched a onepoint victory over the favourites for the junior doubles
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    S'pore griffins may set record
    184 7 I quality of the Singapore grilling !it by Pam Green, who scored i at Bukit Timah on be Singapore Turf Club's '■ad spreadeagled )rd Frederick ncied Londa and Pilgrim's Way efore they V im Green boosted of M ire pro>ore sur>atch t s or ported
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    Longchamps does best gallop
    11 7  - Longchamps does best gallop CALL BOY b.n I I m trt
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    NEGRI FANS COULD NOT TAKE IT
    583 7 But team played a grand game From LARRY CARROL VEGRI'S sternest and most uncompromising critics after Saturday's drawn Malaya Cup soccer final against Selangor were Nesri folk themselves the same people who, before the game, were eager to tell anyone ready to hear them
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    Weights for 3rd day
    146 7 WEIGHTS fi «rday. t -l».v. I— i; I urs 8.13 8.13 8.12 7.11 I Ml. 2—6 Fins 9.00 8. 12 8. 12 Totland h.09 Halut a 8.07 Bird II H. 07 Dem icy II ?.O4 phibta k.C3 Print* 7 n (I \^n 3. I>iv. 3. 6
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    REPLAY IN SINGAPORE
    471 7 THE Malaya Cup Final replay is expected to take place m Singapore on Sunday Sept. 26. 1 player— usually Hons Cheng i or Henry— being on the spot !to lob it out to the wings. j Selangor were playing with three full backs, with forwards, however, up
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    New York giants held hitless
    63 7 REX Barney. 23-year-old right-hander of the Brooklyn Dodgers, pitched the first no run hit game of the National League Baseball season on Friday m blanking the New York Giants. Barney struck oat four. Only four Giants reached base, two on walks and two on errors.
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    TENNIS FINAL
    36 7 LONDQN, Sunday.— John Horn of Essex won the boys' singles title yesterday m the British junior lawn tennis championsh ps at Wimbledon. He defeated C.B. Baxter of Glasgow 6 3, B—2.8 2. A. P.
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    S'pore badminton ties for weekend
    217 7 I .Li, follow!. the Singapore badminton championjh.p.s will \x' played o*l at Ui€ Clerical Union hall, Rangoon Road, this week end: sViIKDW. at 2.13 p.m. Women's junior doubles (semie de S uza and Baby Low (Sphinx Hercult I Mak Fong Sim and flower) >ong Pang
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      95 7 J Crossword No^ 48* I V' \y 15 r-i LJ "^T— j. i t B CLUES ACROSS J B r (4> 10. Native labour--113, Plaid (6). 14 Work^ I). 23. W y i 5» c (3>. 30, Famous (7). 32 S D > U up (7). 3. C f the
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    BIRTHS
    37 8 SIM— On 11th September, at 2-5 Carlisle Rd. to Mary, wife, of Cho Lang, a son. Sim Wee Chve. KNOTT On 11th September, at jau. to Mina, wife of W. T. Kivtr a daughter. Jane I
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    ENGAAGEMENT
    41 8 TAN* RB, The engagement was announced yesterday between Tan Kirn Hye. of Mrs. Tan Kocn Hong and the late Mr. Taxi Kocn i. and Miss Iris W e daughter of the l»t« M d Mrs Wee Kan -'.pore. (Malacca copy)
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    IN MEMORIAM
    21 8 In lOVing memory of my dear jjnd Osmund Campion Aeria I 13th September. 1943, l PO W ranabaya. Burma
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    ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
    64 8 S Gineysapillai and friends ".latory messages and the occasion of their I. August, 1948 tan The BMU 11 ranged 6en Peter Rice \n& Patricia ■t *l!l take Dlace at 11 30 am on September J3th. at the Church of Saint John the Divine Ipoh md afterwards at 25 Tiger
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    COMMONS TO DISCUSS TERRORISM
    395 8 COMMONS TO DISCUSS TERRORISM Big debate on Malaya LONDON, Sunday. COMMUNIST terrorism m Malaya is expected to feature prominently m the discussion when Parliament meets on Tuesday for a special 10-day session. This special session, the first of its kind m 26 years, was ordered weeks age solely as a
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    More Nazis for trial
    26 8 Russia has delivered 58 German :;minals to Poland for trial. Ttaef included a group of officers of the Auschwitz extermination camp A.P.
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    REDS NEARER THE A-BOMB
    90 8 WASHINGTON, Sunday. A Congressional spy investigator said today that there are "well founded suspicions" that the Russians have got enough atom bomb secrets to push their own atomic research substantially ahead of schedule. Representative Richard Vail said the suspicions arise from testimony before the House of
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    Smuggling: H'K angered by Chinese hints
    122 8 Smuggling: H'K angered by Chinese hints HONG KONG, Sunday. HIGH Government sources today expressed resentment at Chinese reports suggesting failure by the Colony to co-operate m the enforcement of the China-British anti-smuggling pact. An official Government spokesman, denying Chinese reports, said there was no question of high Chinese Finance Ministry
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    Yugoslavs fight for Arabs
    150 8 Yugoslavs f ight for Arabs ALEXANDRIA, Sunday. THE Arab League has its owr liberation army m Palestine, and, when the tirm comes, this army wiU be ttM liberation army of the Holj i Land, the League SecretaryI General. Azzam Pasha, disclosed here today. 4 This army is composed of Yugoslavs,
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    GUARDS SAILING AGAIN DELAYED
    52 8 REPAIRS were completed yesterday to the engines of the Troopship Dunera m which are 1.400 ancillary troops for the Second Guards Brigade m Malaya. After short trial runs between Southampton and the Isle of Wight, the vessel was pronounced seaworthy but heavy weather last niaht delayed
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    Rubber prices
    54 8 SPECIAL Market correspondent fives the prices of rubber (m foHous 1^ Ib> at "am l0d y No. 1 R.S.S. Spot 811^ 5 SHIerS loOBe 44 447 r .o.b. m bales Sept. No. 1 r.s.S. 44 k 11 No. 2 R.S.S. 42 1 4 No. 3 R.S.S. 4o»J 40\
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    BRITISH FILM QUOTA FARCE
    51 8 BECAUSE of the shortage of British film, more than half of Britain's cinema film exhibitors have been granted exemption from the new quota law which goes into effect on Oct. 1, the Board of Trade has disclosed. There are not enough British films to go round-
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    'BIG 4' TALKS ON ITALIAN COLONIES
    208 8 PARIS, Sunday. DELEGATES of the Big Four allied powers are to day"!? 1 U^c SW F H° relgn Affalrs P Minlst?J t^ aa>_at 1430 G.M.T. to discuss the future of the Italian colonies i Under the terms of the i Italian peace treaty, the
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    GAS SUICIDE KILLS THREE
    64 8 AT least three persons were killed and others were injured yesterday m an explosion that wrecked two ttoor s of a 16-storey Manhattan (New York), boarding house. The explosion was due to escaping gas. Two of the victims were blown from their beds The disaster was
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    Chinese Reds to begin big push
    172 8 TiOPßivirivn SHANGHAI, Sunday. FOP-RANKING Government commanders have been conferring (Juring the last U hours m Nanking and other military headquarters on plans against an all-out Communist offensive expend this autumn, it is reported. m, ffile^ ile the ls plans are ke^ l secret His
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    'Foreign plot to kill Czech leader'
    196 8 'Foreign plot to kill Czech leader' PRAGUE, Sunday. A LEXEJ Cepricka. Czech l\ Communist Minister of Justice and son-in-law ol President Klement Oottwald. charged today that "foreign agents'" are under orders to kill President Gottwald 'm revenge" for the death of exPresident Benes. The Justice Minister said that plots against
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    PEIPING FEARS RED AIR RAIDS
    106 8 FfcFTPTvr o i PEIPING, Sunday. pEIPING A.R.P. headquarters have warned the public of the possibility of Communist air raids urging everyone to take safety measures if an "vSXis, s 'sis,.: i is c ow In Manchuria alter VJ-Day the Reds acquired a few Japanese plar.es
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    U.S. TROOPS TO STAY IN KOREA
    67 8 U.S. TROOPS TO STAY IN KOREA A TENTATIVE agreeing has been reached between Korea and the U.S. undei which American occupation forces would remain m Korea until the newly-establlshcc Government has had time to become -politically strcnp economically sound and militarily prepared." Announcing this Korean Premier Syngam Rhee'i special representaiive
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    MANY DEAD IN JAP FLOODS
    58 8 MANY DEAD IN JAP FLOODS FIFTY three people were 1 killed. 50 injured and 117 are missing In floods at Nagasaki and Saga prefectures on the Southern Japanese island lof Kiushiu yesterday follow- ing the heaviest rainstorm for 50 years. Several hundred houses were submerged and communications cut by the
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    Millionaire charged
    24 8 Shafiq Adas, described as a millionaire, is on trial before a military courtmartial at Basrah accused of supplying arm* to Zionists, Reuter
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    French to feed own troops
    81 8 FRANKFURT. Mon. T the request of the U.S. and British authorr the French Army has agreed to .stop Its three-year old policy of feeding its 10.000 occupation troops from German farms. Of all the four occupying powers In Germany only* the Russians now live off
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    NEW WORLD GOVT. BODY
    76 8 NEW WORLD GOVT. BODY THE newly-elected 3.-mem-ber Council of the World Federal Government Movement, under the chairmanship of Sir John Boyd Orr, yesterday set up an executive committee of nine members. The committee, comprising two British, two French, three Americans, one Swede and one Chinese, elected as its prdent Abbe
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    HK ENTRY EASIER
    25 8 Hon^ Kong and Macao have lined immigration formalities This eliminates the need of visas for Chinese. British and Portuguese residents, says A.P.
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    BIRDS CRASH INTO BUILDINGS
    195 8 nwu lOrDI Or D many parts Of the .United States of flocks of birds flying headlong into buildings, radio towers and other tall structures Hundreds were killed when they flew into the side of the 102- I ?l On 7, state building the tallest m the
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    French Govt's shaky start
    291 8 PARIS, Sunday. AS the new Queuille Cabinet held its first meeting today to discuss means of hurriedly raising cash for the almost empty State coffers, the leader of the French Rally, ex-President Gen. Charles de Gaulle renewed his call for a general election. Few observers are
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    A Briton may succeed Jinna
    114 8 MUCH s^. THE successor to the first Governor r 1 x founder of Pakistan, Mr. MohatniW !S I who died on Saturday ni^ht. nu\ |> a r I or a citizen of Pakistan, to be pnilri Pakistan Government, said a spokesman t m of Commonwealth
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    Greek Reds as air 'pirates'
    132 8 HOW eight young Communists pirated a Greek airliner and forced the pilot to take them to Yugoslavia waj revealed at Salonika today a an inquiry held by the Greek Air Minister. M. Anaatasia Bacalbassifi. and the manager of the airline. Twenty passengers boarded i e
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    Soviet arrests
    13 8 The S i bees ajm l ■^•pior.a^t on be- J A.P.
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