Malaya Tribune, 20 August 1947

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    53 1 The Malaya Tribune THE people for the people MALAYA'S NATIONAL NEWSPAPER Now printed simultaneously in Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh Penang. 'Phone 5811 (Three Lines) PAGE SINGAPORE WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1947 TEN CENTS The Malaya Tribune London Af*nt» Mean*. CtoUa Tnrner Ltd., Talk+t Inh, N. St. Martin i Laa*. Wat WEDNESDAY.
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    TRIBUNE RIGHT AGAIN
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    No Decision On Wedding Gift For Princess
    119 1 j ci > ecaaaau* rot v et dec ded on any pais 10 ve ,id;ncT of Prin- Bi'Bjf beei'. cess E. ttbetn. ot to rCC ie :5. -o W Prince* on send a •ho rospicious occasion« r* m si community leaders v gjrooore
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    Poem Tossed At Hirchito
    56 1 U.P. I una \'u li An unidenI n man leaped out II i crowd greeting Hirolvto nine and tossed note toI "> Fnisrim's cat. BSD then kn-lt on th«» b prayed an j»oi:ce seiz11 Ms for t^wsUontesj n aotc wm the mans own i" >• il
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    Greek Guerrillas Battle Troops
    29 1 U.P. !l,r thai 200\uer»ttlwl for four hours with An»J ti ops yesterday, beam r n i: V!>n 1 01/1 MeshorloB, H w ith fatalities to
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    Jamboree Ends
    25 1 U.P. •«e The j »v.out Jamboree I d tonight as representing 42 i huge p„«ie fan:• lh I,n s <* the I*m Jamboree, it*.
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    By Plane Both Ways
    30 1 ~r Otieei \i nm-n- mistering the !»e' £r v B. Mao Btj ;i J: yesterday 'i ti ulj Uimpur and boihtT ■'-"'ng after ,in by air.
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    MUSLIMS QUIT RIOT AREAS
    75 1 L.wiore. Aug. IH A mass movement from riot affected areas of the Punjab was in full swing to night as Muslims evacuated western Punjab and Hindus ami Sikhs to eastern districts of the divi''et province. About 70.000 Muslims have ar- rive' in Lahore during the past
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    US WITHDRAW JAVA OFFER
    56 1 Reuter. Washd:gton. Aug. 19. Tin United States tonight formally withdrew her offer to bring Indonesian Republic and tne Dutch together for direct nego- tiations for a peaceful settlement of hostilities in IndonesiaThis action came after Indonesia had refused to accept without qualification the United States proposal
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    Princess Accepts
    37 1 Reuter. London. Aug. 19. Princess Elizabeth has accepted the invita- tion of the Royal Society of Aits Ito become its President. The Royal Family has been closely connected with the Society for over 100 years.—Reuter.
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    OFF TO CANADA
    25 1 London, Aug. 19.--Mr. H. S Malik, Indian High CommissionerDesignate to Canada, is leaving London tor Canada tomorrow to take up his post.
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    MOPS TO CRANES
    33 1 Reuter. LONDON, Aug. 19. —Auction sales of fovernments miscellaneous stores —from mops to heavy cranes—in various parts of Britain have reached th,- total of over £1.053,753 in a vear.—Reuter. i
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    City Fathers to discuss Trishaw Registration
    193 1 fTribune Staff Reporter: The question of limiting the registration of trishaws will probably be on the agenda of an early meeting of the Sirgapore Municipal Commissioners To date a total of 8.892 trishaws have been licensed, art: as far as the travelling public is
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    Severe Blow For Blackmarket In Cigarettes
    153 1 'Tribune Staff Reporter Black-marketeers hi cigarette.-' have all been dealt a severe blow, with distributors row keepirg up a continuous supoly to all their aeents and dealersAn official of the Malayan Tobacco Distributors told the Tribune that it is uurely a question of the
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    Body of wealthy widow exhumed
    108 1 Reuter. Cockfosters, Aug. 19.—The body of Mrs. Marion Bevan. 79. wealthy widow of Cosmo Bevan, director of Barclays Bank, was exhumed at i Cockfosters churchyard near her 1 home at West Farm place early j today The body was taken to Totten- ham mortuary and
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    Explosion
    40 1 Reuter. Rangoon. Aug. 19.- One British airman and several Burmese labourers were killed i nd a number of British and Burmese injured in an accident at an R.A.F. explosion depot on the outskirts of Rangoon today, R.A.F. headquarters announced—Reuter.
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    CLOSING DOWN
    16 1 Reuter. LONDON, Aug. 19.—Walker-on-Tyne shipyard has launched its last vessel. It is closing down.—Renter.
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    HEASMAN REPORT IS FULL OF FALLACIES
    1013 1 Govt. Departments To Snoop For Income Tax (By the Editor). In the opinion of Mr. R.B. Heasman, income-tea expert. Malayans are ripe for plucking—to bolster an inefficient administration, some members of which are by no means free from corruption. Mi. Heasman has achieved H
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    Income Tax: Public Meeting In Sept.
    334 1 (Tribune Staff Reporter) The Singapore Association, one of the strongest opponents of Income Tax in the country, is calling a public meeting some time next month on the question. The original plans were to call a public meeting this month, but owing to the
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    SMALLEST YET LARGEST
    86 1 the morning tribune is now 20 pages daily. Everxiday it contains more news MOM an* other newspaper printed in Malaya. Today's eight-paye Straits Times contained less than 750 single adumn inches of news and pictorial matter; today's Morning Tribum contained wore than 1.100 single column inches of
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    OCCUPATION COSTS
    30 1 Reuter. Washington. Aug. 19.—Fines imposed by military occupation courts in Japan are to be used to defray occupation costs, according to a decision by the Far Pastern Commission.—Reuter.
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    SHARE SCARE
    42 1 LONDON. Aug. 19.—Holidaymakers flshinjr from a small boat off Eastbourne said they were followed by .a shark. Sharks are appearing in the west of Scotland water in largenuml*ers than usual owing to the hot weather, and are damaging fishing nets.
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    FIRST IN 400 YRS.
    27 1 Reuter. LONDON. Aug. 19.—The clock of the parish church at Ch is wick, London, has stopped for the first time in 400 years.—Reuter.
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    OLD CONTEMPTIBLES
    22 1 Reuter. LONDON, Aug. 19.—The Old Contemptibles will leave London next Saturday for visit to the 1914-18 battlefields j flaDCftenv —Reuter.
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    Trap Laid By Informer Succeeds: Three Indians Jailed
    389 2 How three Indians fell into a trap laid by a Chinese informer and finally landed themselves into a Police car in trying to sell a Japanese automatic pistol and 44 rounds of ammunition, was described at the Singapore Assize Court yesterday. In
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    Share Market Very Quiet
    57 2 The Malayan Sharebrokers' Association report: With some of the upcountry 1 markets closed, conditions in th? 1 local share market yesterday were very quiet and there were very few features. The industrial section remain I ed quiet. In tin shares, there were some enquiries for Southern
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    55 2 Chelliah. a 16-year-old Indian, yesterday at the Third ivui;r?strate's Court allowed bail in 52.000 when he was charged with theft of 1,944 yards of cloth, valued at $1 a yard, from r. godown at the Docks, on Monday afternoon. An application by the prosecution for a- posfponment of the case
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    Alleged CBT Of Sago Flour
    93 2 Bail in $2,000 sra* ilk Siong Toh (26) aHu2?H he pleaded not A. P. Jack a 1 th Court yesterday Q <J breach of trust of L ?5S sago flour, worth gOuT&l Seng was rier. with the riou r h v \L* Liang Hin of
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    INCOME TAX: OUR VIEW
    267 2 {FROM PAGE ONE) quisite calibre" means a large admixture of European establishment, for Mr. Heasman doubts whether persona qualifications for appointment to senior technical posts a 2 able locally, and it is therefore recommended that en leav made to fill these posts by transfers from the
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    The Income Tax Bill Summarised: Heavy Penalties For Fraud
    3237 3 re and Malayan Income Tax bill drawn up by Mr. R B Heasman Tax Adviser sent out by the British Government, 'details of tied today, is 46 foolscap pa?es long. mto 15 parts, comprising 8G clauses and two schedules. The main
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      532 3 I MISCELLANEOUS ST. JOSEPH'S PHOTOGRAPHIC CLUB through the generosity of Messrs. Radio Cinema Service, "Tali In The Saddle" scheduled for' screening at the S.J.I. Hall on 15th i August, 1947 at 7.00 p.m. is post- poned till 22nd August, 1947. SEND CAR to TAN for Lubrication if you want to
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    Peace With Japan
    644 4 The British Common wealth talks which arc about to open at Car; be-: a as a preliminary to the Japan peace conference will be followed here with the closest interest. The Big Three, now somewhat seasoned to post-war confe rence disappointments, will be prepared for shocks and
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    MALAYANS to TALK ABOUT
    704 4 A prominent figure in Malayan sports and social circles is MR. V. RAJARATNAM oi Kuala Lumpur. Born in India, he came to Malaya in 1919. Educated at St. Michaels Institution, Ipuh, and St. John's Institution Kuala Lumpur, he joined the F.M.S. Government service in 1923. After
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    The People's Postbag Civilians In Army Service
    315 4 Letters To The Editor Sir. A Likely Victim draws a '.rue picture ot the deplorable state of allairs ex'sting in Military Establishments in Singapore. Wiicn high Officers of the Jap Army were tried for war-crimes, their defence was invariably that most of the
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    Election Apathy
    444 4 Sir, —As the elections fever is gaining more and more temperature, pol'tical bodies are active and a lot of criticisms are levelled against the election machinery. The Singapore Teachers Union complains that "mainly due to the lack of sufficient publicity and because they have received insufficient information on
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    Indians Who Fell
    475 4 Sir.—The doubts of Mr. Padl A. Krishnan whether it is proper on the part of Indians, who underwent immense difficulties and sacrificed many of their proud sons and daughters in the struggle for freedom, to celebrate August 15th the day the two Dominions of India and Pakistan
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    The Triumph Over Tears
    598 4 A surgeon stood ready to I I operate. Students and doctors 1 around. I The surgeon. Dr. Warren. c X i plained what he was going to do. He added that he was prepari ed that day to try out an agent j which was said
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      74 4 Good Value! Owing to an error by'the printer, the price of this watch was stated us S3O. in our last ad. on Wednesday. The correct price however is S 80. Ut LJUHT TO THE EYES THE LOVELY AMERICAN LATEST NUMOLNT RIMLESS GLASSES Q lasses that blend with beauty and sharpen
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      83 4 3 WMMnW^ /M HOLL WD, SCHOOL K/0S rrno^ yjER^S^ TOOK TH£/ZP>P£S TO Zc?£ HRWKitg SCHOOL W/TH THEM /A/ GKOOKLW, TH&ZLUNCH SOXES/ h*S COLLBCTSD MM ruses f£OM\ W A f r f &U/LP/NGS. /J Ik wcludmsthe W v JW 1 1 WflSHfNGTOH «I-r- CGP/TJL buildivg! 1 WEED pmVtfO* THE £E#f 2,000,000
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    $3,000 YEARLY 'SINGLE' INCOMES FREE OF TAXATION
    878 5 CARRIED MAN WITH WIFE, 3 CHILDREN uzvS 56.000 A YEAR EXEMPTION a ited Income Tax report by the special Adviser sent out by the r tt, Mr. R. B. Heasman, was issued last night. Brit*| n lations in the Report will be tabled
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    Imtial Income Tax Dept: 282 Personnel, $815,762 Budget
    896 5 Jfti in, Income Tax Adviser, envisx in Kuala Lumpur, Penang, 82 M« an ili Sin «aPor€ with a total personnel of < imated budget of $815.762 tV"** in SmT* S H, I s*! r >thp r x an 'l his R if
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    How You Have To Pay—
    55 5 FIRST SCHEDULE (Section Ckaryeablf} Income. i> a t, 0 f Tax. For every dollar of the first 500 3 Per cent. m next 7)00 l npxi 500 5 n neart 500 6 neart i.ooo 7 Heart 2.000 8 nest 2,000 10 Heart 3,000 12 next
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    THE CASE FOR INCOME TAX, by Mr. Heasman
    5672 6 'Need For Revenue Urgent, Vital And Imperative' In the section devoted to the discussions which he held ticisms and objections to the income tax proposal. Mr. B. B. Heasman. income Tax expert, reported:— The following table gives in summarised form the trend
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      202 6 TO-DA Y~~WĔ!fS£BS^, 1 15. 3 30, 6.30 ft 0 nm Richard TALMADGE swings through the Air plunges headlong into r k a savage life-and-Death 5 Struggle! The FIGHTING PILOT" W J ....In iled with frantic __jP applause by the Audience! Twf I "JJT jST They're KOltiH! tjlWtoL THEY'RE TOUGH! j
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    Bronze Flash, Trousers In Outstanding Gallops
    659 7 FORM GUIDE-by "MAN-AT-THE-RAILS" j ies. Bronze X- jI,! 1 i d t.-e mos: rv. 11 j this mornEtfad j soft by W J eh pr-vailed Bit- v. f nil ng. m vered three 3r r dead, while t. 1 ...i" 3fl 25. A ■g&
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    Batsmen don't ask for my birth certificate, says Tom Goddard
    446 7 Reuter. I LONDON, Aug:. 2C—The question constantly being iskiri whether To.n Goddard, Gloucestershire's 47--wiii be called upon to play lor Australia nexl season, if he sends them El is be has been doing this season, it. is difficult to Lfa
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    County Cricket Results
    190 7 Reuter. London. Aug. 19 —County cricket results: At Dover. Kent bea' Leicestershire by 251 runs, Ken. 487 for five dccl. and 211 for 7 j dccl., Leicestershire 307 and HO (Tompkin 51, Ridgway, light* arm fast-medium six for 48). I At Chesterfield, Derbyshire, bear Hampshire by 68
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    Film Producer Found Dead
    96 7 Reuter. I Eastbourne, Aug. 19. —The i body of a one-armed man clad only in bathirg trunks was j washed ashore at Pevensey Bay this morning, believed to be that of the London actor and pro- ducer. Robert Wyndham. Ks was found on the beach by
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    GREETINGS
    47 7 Reuter. Saigon. Aug. 19.—H0 Chi Minh, I'resident of the Vietnam Republic, Vo Nguyen Giap, Commander-in-Chief of the Vietnamese Army, and Ta Guang Buu Minister of National Defence, have sent messages to the Vietnamese armed forces in commemoration of the second anniversary of the "August revolution" today.—Reuter.
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    South Africa Face Defeat
    511 7 BRILLIANT 100 BY COMPTON LONDON, Aug. 19 England, scoring 115 in an hour after tea, declared at 325 tor six leaving South Africa to get 451 for victory, in the Final Test which will end tomorrow. D?nis Compton, carrying his score to 113, completed his 14th
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    Hqrs Beaten At Soccer
    342 7 Reuter. 68 Maintenance (Embarka- j tion) Unit. RAF, had an easy passage on the Padang yesterday \vhe n they bear Singapore District by four g0?.! 9 to n»l at soccer. Lowe, who wtT. be returning horr.' 1 shortly, played a sterling p;ame at centre-half, while Wilkinson
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    Far Eastern Music School Successes In Theory Exam
    129 7 Honours. Following are the names of successful candidates from the Far Eastern Music School in the Trinity College Music Examination (Theory) held in Jui- this year: Higher Local:—Stephen Chin 72 «Pas?>. Advanced Intermediate:- Linda Tan 75 <Merit. Intermediate: Florence Tham 65 (Pass),
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    Transit Get Better Of S.H.B. Police
    253 7 In a game of cricket, played at Nee Soon on Sunday, No. 1 British Transit Camp defeated the Singapore Harbour Board Police by 2 wiekeiis. The S.H.B. Police hatted first and were all out for 122. In reply No. i B.T.C. scored 148 for
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    Sing Tao's First Game On Aug. 23
    72 7 Reuter. London Aug. 19.—His Excellency tho Chinese Ambassador, Dr. 'LVn-hsi, will watch the opening match of the Chinese footbttll team. Sing Tao. against Dulwich Hamlet on Autr. 23. Th<> Hamlet team will he tho same as that which won the Surrey Senior Cup
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    Indian Tennis Stars Beaten
    52 7 Reuter. Brooklyn. Massachusetts. Aug. 19.—India's Davis cup pair Sumant Misra and Jimmy Mehta were defeated by United States Davis Jack Kramer and Ted Schroeder 6-4, 6-0, 3-6, 7-5 in the second round oi the lien's doubles, when the United States National Doubles Championships were continued here
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    Today's Sport
    13 7 CRICKET. St. Joseph's Inst, vs St. AndrewV, School. Woodsville, 2 p.m.
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    Exemptions
    102 8 Among th( exemption* from pay men' of Income Tar arc: Official ■em'jlumcn's received by the Officer Admhiistcrno the Government: Emoluments payable to members of the permanent consular services of foreign countries in respect of their offices or m respect of services rendered by them in their official capacity and
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    Masked "Women" Ruse By Armed untitled
    284 8 Tr.bunc S'aff Reporter) A Chinese widow who earned her living as a midwife was awakened, a couple of hours hefore dawn by two masked "women" ahd two men in her housf in Madras Street yesterday When they left, an hour laier, the ••women" discarded
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    Villagers Roused, Chase Robbers
    155 8 'Tribune Reporter) Robb.rs who thought '.hoy could subdue their intended rictims by firing a shot into the air when they entered a house at the 9i m.s., Chang: Road, raise.! i hornet's n:st at 7.45 p.m. on Monday. The shai caused all the ne'glibours to take
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    Ban On US films Abandoned!
    157 8 [Tribune Staff p fv I Whether the tux o 1 films comino t 0 he increased in accorri-!l*B latest U.K. the major point? at the sion at Kuala bune oftciailv The O A G Ut*M TvlcKerion. Mr. Herow JLI dington. Economic Mv 'JM Mr. J.
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    GG Not Going To Australia
    41 8 HE. G who was i h<i\ grx l, a bcrra vi tJ Conference opening tbn> j August 26. I by his d< ney. He is nil s ing eiuer;c fever but isMtl enough I■ to Aasl
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