Malaya Tribune, 10 September 1948

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    59 1 The Malaya Tribune BY THE PEOPLE FOR THE PEOPLE Larger Sales than any Afternoon Paper in Malaya W n h Simultaneously Lumpur, Ipoh Penang Telegrams: "Tribune S'rore." Telephone: 5811 (9 «nes) x<:i>! SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1948 PRICE TEN CENTS THE MALAYA TRIBUNE London Agents—Messrs. Colin Turner Ltd., Talbot House,
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    SOVIET WARSHIPS ON THE MOVE
    83 1 Strong Force Seen Steaming East Near Danish Island RUSSIAN warships are on the move. This report, from Copenhagen, came immediately after messages Berlin had reported that Russian tommy-gunners last night fired a crowd of Germans after demonstrators had torn down the Soviet during an anti-Communist
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    RUSSIAN FLAG TORN DOWN
    552 1 Reuter. Earlier, two formations of Soviet aircraft, totalling 21 planes, were seen circling low over Rornholm, an island in the Baltic east of Den mark and due south of Sweden. Further south lies the coastline of Russian held Germany. The Russians evacuated Bornholm in April 146
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    'Bat' flies faster than sound
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    GERMANS' PLEA TO THE WEST
    80 1 l»si«tl_l5l. lburs. liouto,. olootoll X1_,x,e in but bunnoll bv tbe ltn«<slun>» t,om tubing up post, toll! nntl oornmlln.»l 6o m,lN"tutors tolluv: "Norlln nn« u nul xxsrk ot troollon». >iboul,l N».s1in b" nbonllonotl tbat xxoulli m.un sl>m,»cn»ox l»»,l boon nbnndonoll in tbo xxorlli. "4mor4o»ns. 4 r
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    Russian Ship Here
    65 1 The first Russian sailing vessel to call at Singapore since the War, the ♦*S c k st a n'\ (top) 380-ton three-mast 45-metre Russian training ship, photographed while riding at anchor in the Outer Roads of Singapore. (Above) Part of the crew of 31 marine cadets of
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    City councillor "horse-whipped daughter's lover"
    268 1 Reuter. ASHFORD, Kent, Thurs.—Allegations that Horace Caro, a London company director and Westminster city councillor, took his film actress daughter's lover into a lonely clearing and horsewhipped him were made here today. Caro was committed for trial at the Kent Assizes on Nov. 18 on
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    RETURNS FROM NORTH POLE
    35 1 U.P. SYDNEY. Nova Scotia. Thurs. Commander Donald MacMillan, veteran explorer, arrived here today aboard his schooner Bowdoin after an 8,000-mile Arctic trip to within 11 degrees of the North Pole. LT.P.
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    SECRET SOCIETY MEN HELD
    19 1 Alleged to be members of a secret society two Chinese were arrested by the CID
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    NO ROBBERIES
    13 1 No report of armed robbery was received by the CID yesterday.
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    4 NEW CRISIS ARRESTS
    24 1 Four Chinese were arrested under the Emergency Regulation last night. To date the total number of persons detained is 272.
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    Govt. troops retake Prome
    205 1 Reuter. RANGOON, thurs.— Government troops have recaDtured the strategic rail and river town ot i Prome oorth-west of Rangoon, the Government communique announced tonight. The loss of Prome is a major blow to tiic Communists, as it was the basest town over held by them for
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    Yard On Look-Out For Man With Handlebar Moustache
    326 1 Reuter. LONDON, Thurs. Scotland Yard is on the look-out for a man with large "handlebar" moustache who may help to clear the mystery of Britain's missing planes. It was reported today that in addition to the four Beaufighters missing, a Mosquito bomber
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    Mr. Truman echoes a warning
    149 1 l^burs— president Vruman to dav proelaimed America's determination to litand np tor uur rigbts in verlin. I>lmi:.n dcl?an nis pres8 conference on tlie Lerlin crisis dv giving tii.. undacKlNl? to!>ecretarv ol State !x4:lr5li_.ll'8 assertion xe3,.r«_lav t4l>il llie current, developmerits in tile Herman capital ztiould be
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    STOP PRESS Seratchings
    125 1 Scratchings and order of runnings: Race 1: CI. 3. Div. 5, 6 furs —Wirra Dobra. Race 2: CI. 3. Div 4. 6 furs —California. Race 3 Ci. 3. Div 3. 6 furs —Gay Prattle, Tactful Lady. Race 4 CI. 3, Div. 2. 6 furs —Raheen, Fanlarade. Race
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    LORRY AMBUSHED
    30 1 JOHORE, Today. Lorry carrying rice and fish ambushed morning MersingKluang road. Hit several times. Driver and passenger wounded but driver speeded up vehicle and reached Kluang police station.
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    UNNAMED SKIPPER NAMED
    24 1 The name of the Russian skipper of the Soviet ship in Singapore was today given as Grigorn RushenUo. (See page 8)
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    India Charges Hy'bad Forces Fired First
    498 2 Reuter. NEW DELHI, Thurs.—lt was the Razakars and the Ni- zam's police a"d military who were the first to qpen fire on border village*, on the Indian side, and on Indian troops and police in the engagements which took place between them on September
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    Fall From Bolting Horse Killed ATS
    221 2 UILDA Mary Davies, 34-year-old subaltern of the was thrown off a bolting horse and killed on fhe eve of the greatest day 6T lier corps—the tenth anniversary of the Wof&en's Auxiliary Territorial Service. The tragedy occurred at the .R.A.F. Maintenance Base, Seletar on the
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    NEW MAGISTRATE
    57 2 I Mr. R. D. L Pates has assumed his office as Fifth Police Magistrate on Wednesday in place of Mr. A. P. Jack who is on. furlough. Mr. Pates, who was formerly District Commissioner in Borneo, came to Malaya with the BMA as a Civil Affairs Officer and
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    GETS JAIL, ROTAN
    111 2 lIM CHIN HWA will pay V with eight years r.i. and receive 12 strokes of the rotan for his part in an armed robbery Involving $6,000. Lim along with two others went to a house at Kampong! Bahru on the morning of January 5 and robbed the
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    FLEET VISITS APPRECIATED
    122 2 The following message wa.' sent to Admiral Good, U.S Navy, U.S.S. "Toledo", by H.E the Governor of Singapore Sii I Franklin Gimson when the visit-1 ing U.S. Fleet left early yesterday morning: "On your departure from Singapore I send to you, your Officers and men the best
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    GAVE 50 ICE-PLANTS FOR CHINA RELIEF
    171 2 WINGING his way home to Melbourne is Mr. William Gor- j don, managing director of Gordon Bros. Pty. Ltd., who has just returned from a tour of China and England. His firm has just completed the manufacture of 50 Icemaking plants for the United
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    Jail Terms For Ammo Dealers
    306 2 TOH Ah Lob "sold" 43 cases of 303 ammunition to Inspector Chye Soo Fong of the Singapore CID, in fhe depths of a river swamp Mak Thlm helped carry the precious burden. Justice Mr. E. N. Taylor at the Assize Court, yesterday sent Toh and
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    Robbery Charge
    132 2 MALAY woman Fatimah tmte Hassan, was held up m oad daylight at Grange Road on Wednesday by a 17-year-old Cantonese youth alleged to be Lav Chee Kiong. The woman was frightened by a protruded Spanner held in Lav's trouser pocket which she mistook to be a pistol and
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    Editors Protest
    40 2 Reuter. TEHERAN, Thursday.—Mos t Teheran editors have joined in a protes t against the "violation of the freedom of th* press" by the Persian Government, which has suppressed 22 newspapers since It came into office in June. —Reuter.
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    SEARCH FOR SHIP OFF
    108 2 Reuter. COLOMBO, Thurs. Royal Air Force planes and navy j' ships today 'gave up their search for the 450-tofi cargo vessel Aqua Queen, missing in the Indian Ocean since the middle of last month. The Aqua Queen, owned and skippered by a European, Mr* X N
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      198 2 Last Day: 8.00, 6.30, 9.15 p.m. Richard Denning Sheila Ryan in "CAGED FtTRY" OPENING TOMO&ROW "NATAK" (Hindustani) To-Morrow At Mid-Nite "PREET* (Hindustani) HAPPY.WHS LO i TODAY AT 7.15, 9.15 j Opening Chapters ADRIAN BOOTH in "Daughter Of Don Q" j Betty Grable Dick Haymes "THE SHOCKING MISS PILGRIM" (in Technicolor)
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      177 2 The Intelligent And The Connoisseur. The Singing, The Orchestra And Chorus Of The Royal Opera House, j Rome, Are Beyond Reproach" (EXPRi ss, Today Four Shows |J||| 2-4.15-6.30-9.30p.n». PHONE 6902 -OPERA LOVERS MAY REJOICE THAT AT LAST A W 1 V LENGTH OPERA HAS BEEN PRODUCED AS A MO.iT H
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    S'PORE PLANE CRASH
    138 3 4 l IVll. ltlrorult pllololl l.x i» 2tz-V"«r-olll l.ngUsbn»un. l N K. ou»b<ll into bo,,5" in lb" ltullltng uros 2« 5.05 p.,,,. voslor«b»v. l'bo pll,.» ,"<<,»z»»-_l xxilb >,Ugbl on lb» «»n»i bltok. No xx»<< lntl» lb» lontxrnl llospltnl in uz» un < >o one xvu» ublo <<»
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    Russian Skipper: 'No Name' Mystery
    199 3 «broods Uie identitv ok tbe Russian capof4He "SeKstan". a 3st>tcD. 45mctrt'. 3-masted ltussian vessel—tbe nrst ot it» Kind to call at 3»nga> j">l-o gince tbe war. It dropped anenor in tbe outer Kosds late vestendav. ot its crew ol 31 arc ma> rine cadets. Intervlewo.l
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    FOUR FOUND IN CURFEW AREA
    46 3 Four Chinese, who were found in the curfew area in Johore Strait:-, walked into the Eighth Police Court dock yesterday. Tb.ey were all arrested a little before midnight on September S. A further mention of the case is fixed on today.
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    CRACKER BAN
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    Awakened, Robbed
    269 3 A CANTONESE, Loong Yip, of 309 Keppel Road was suddenly awakened from his sleep by the intrusion of three Chinese, one armed with a revolver. They also brought in Leong's room-mate to keep him company. Both of them were ordered to stand facing the wall while the one
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    Men Fired At Him, Says Contractor
    191 3 4 8 tbo result ol u lllspult, bolxxoon txvu »4vul ««e,ut «octet io,. u NoKKlon iubnu, enntl-noto,. «long pe<K. wbile en)o>ing bb» onp nl cntleo. xvllb two eompuut,lotu in u sbup ut lllm 8ong ltoull. xvu» sullllonlv lnlo,rupl"ll bv lbo uppronob ot Nv« lblneso
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    OPEN AIR SOCIAL
    81 3 The Regional Catholic Young Men's Association will hold its first post-war open air social evening for adult members and friends at 7.30 p.m. on Saturday. This is being organised by the entertainment sub-com-mittee. There will be community 1 singing and rounds to "break the ice", games and
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    JOY RIDES ON SUNDAY
    207 3 MANY, people who attended the Air Day at Kallang on Saturday last were disappointed because they were unable to take part in pleasure flight. Unfortunately this kind of flying had to be stopped before the advertised tim e because of the danger of aircraft moving among
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    PROTEST MARCH BY REDS as TROOPS LEAVE for S'PORE
    154 3 Reuter. pQMMUNIST sympathisers V held protest marches in Liverpool yesterday, outside the gates of the landing stage, from which soldiers of the Third Battalion Grenadier Guards were embarking for Malaya, in the troopship Staffordshire. Among the demonstrators were women, one of
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    MISS WEE WAKES THEM UP
    185 4 jJJISS Wee Kiat Neo fires a broadside. Unlike most broadsides its thunder will not die away. On the contrary, it will increase in volume until, like the walls of Jericho, the ramparts Miss Wee has set out to storm will collapse before her. Miss Wee
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    NOT SO BAD AFTER ALL
    91 4 NAI Praphat Watanasarn, His Worship the Mayor of Bangkok, visits Singapore and Penang and returns to his city determined to clean it up. He has ordered all firms and private homes to get garbage and ash cans. He has promised a garbage collection twice daily.
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    SO FAR..YET SO NEAR
    154 4 (JENERAL Juan Domingo Peron, President of the Argentine, warns his political opponents that his patience is giving out, and that his voice will be firm when he orders them all to be hanged. So what? you say. There is a good deal of land and a
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    THE POOR MALAYANS
    80 4 [JOMMUNISTS demonstrate at the Liverpool dock gates as Grenadier Guards embark for Malaya. They carry banners demanding the poor Malayans.*' That is just what the Guards are going to do. They and the other troops now on their way here are going to rescue the poor Malayans
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    THE COLONIES ARE BRITAIN'S DOLLAR ARSENAL
    1002 4 The first and principal beneficiaries of increased colonial outputs must b: the peoples who produce them, says LORD TREFGARNE, Chairman of the Colonial Development Corporation THE United Kingdom has an annua' dollar deficit of £500 million —that is the background against which the productivity
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    WORLD PLAN TO SMASH ILLICIT DRUG TRAFFIC
    566 5 UN To Begin Campaign Reuter. GENEVA —A worldwide attack on the illicit drug t r.» Hie, which is staging a dangerous postwar ovcry, and also on opium-smoking and other f orms of drug addiction is being undertaken by the I nitcd Nations. robrems
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    1,400 HELD IN ATHENS
    95 5 Reuter. ATHENS. Wednesday. The Athens police today arrested about 800 people during a large-scale search of individuals who were stated to be irregularly registered in accordance with police regulations. Six hundred other persons were arrested yesterday in Piraeus during a similar police action. It is believed
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    Made His Millions In 3 Years
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    TUC Against State Control Of Steel
    296 5 Reuter. MARGATE. Kent. Wednesday.—The Congress represent-j ing Britain's 8.000.000 trade; unionists today overwhelm .ngly rejected a proposal that they should urge the Govern mem to take special emergency measures to nationalise he iron and steel industry. The Amalgamated Union of Foundry Workers, which sponsored
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    CREDENTIALS IN COURT
    112 5 Reuter. 8VN>lsiV. rues, x< lzuulur. c,odontiul>« lro,,, tlo King. wu?« in court rocontl>. in u cuso ovor tbo »ttompto<« eviction ot tbe Consul so, siorll lrom l»i« vln cos. 'lbo «Consul «_:nurlo» ."4u,m2N Xtucsionxlo) wus !0P»0 dx/ slr. si. N. »I>pus. oitor. wbo suld tbe ovic.»on utt"mpt
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    My Love A Lazy Type
    81 5 Reuter. DONCASTER. Thursday. Th e Saint Leger favourite My Love did not gallop the Jul. mile and three quarters of Saturday's r ac e as expected in his work at Doncaster today His fast work was over a mile and a quarter and he did
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    RESCUED –AND RESCUER
    149 5 Top The viator tongkang JBC ZZlfti fin jure ground) which was adrift for ten days in the China Sea and which wan towed to Singapore by the Empire Passmore, stul alongside the Basse! thai saved it, in the Inner Roads of Singapore, yesterday. C< ntre ~Fi\jm the
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    Labrador's Mineral Resources
    322 5 Reuter. into tbo ,,'unudiun con s< d, rution it« 0<pocto»l to inton--;»t tbe 'i.'urob lor mmorul? on llo» ledund ullil it-- d poocl'-nox, l..,!>! ...si'!-. >X.ltbo»lgb tl».. l"lsnd wu.' dls !7>l ,,,o, s. lli.lll 4.50 vou," Ul;c> ll- '.urc-'"< nnd tbolv ol l»ux, novor boon oo!,»pl0lolv 'Urx'V'
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    MALAYAN NEWS BRIEFS
    764 5 The weekly luncheon meeting j of the Ipoh Rotary Club was held on Wednesday at the Jubilee Restaurant. Mr. Richard Sidney, editor of the Young Malayans spoke on the film. Hamlet, due for release at Ipoh shortly. The Albatross Players of But- tea worth, whose excellent perj
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    Bench Hails Reform As A Landmark
    182 5 KN,x1_z siNlXU'tlsi Wednob 7bo tinkler ol tl,< »ll mlnlstru'lve control ol br>l clu«» X>lullll»tr2t0H lrom tb»' rx"l"2tive to ll'. lbo l'oclela'l.in. wus bulsill 2 lundmull. by lbo Nonet, uno lb" Nur morning wdon 3i, !i2,0l(. Wlll2N <?l,lol .I>.5- '->>.'. of tNe s'ol'. rullon lloc.ur"d
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    FOOD FOR THOUGHT
    116 5 U.P. BRUNSWICK, Germany. Wed. "Occupation the town clerk asked the elderly man who had called for his food nation card. "Ex-king," Otto Witte. German, replied. "I used to be king of Albania." The clerk looked at his identification papers. They gave "Ex-King" as hi* profession. Witte, now
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    "Gold Tiger" Held
    58 5 U.P. Nanking, Wednesday. The Central News reported today that a "Gold Tiger" had been irrested in Kunming on a charge of indulging in speculation, thereby violating the new economic measures. The arrested man, Chu Wenkao, President of the Silv smiths Association, was accus?:! of buying gold bullion
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    PADANG RIVALS MEET TODAY
    111 6 THE padang rivals—the Singapore Cricket Club and the Singapore Recreation Clvb will clash today on the padang in their annual soccer encounter for the Clarke Shield. The following are the teams S.C.C.: J. Aitken; D, Hamilton V. Burton; V W. Bambridge, C McCulioch. A, Mitchell; E.
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    BADMINTON
    48 6 The following will represent at cricket for th e Club the Plandok Junior B. Pat the former's court on Sunday at 7 a.;r. Billy Quek. Sunny Tan, Andrew Lfgfc Frederick Yeo, Fraucia Kuh, Koh Kirn Guan, Seel Chens Hua. Reserves: Willie Tan, George Tan, Ong Bdng Soo.
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    Defence Secy. Urges Decentralisation
    193 6 MR. G. Hawkins, Secretary for Defence, Singapore, advocates more local Government and more decentralisation of the "highly concentrated" machinery of Govermneiit at Empress Place. ft Hr- *aid this last night in an address to members of 'he Fast West Society r»n 'Volunteering" and told them that
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    'Y' MOVIE CIRCLE
    124 6 Tha YMCA, Singapore, launched a Movie Circle last night with a programme for the regular screening of educational, scientific and cultural film for members. The circle hopes to secure films from ordinary distributors and from the British Council. The inaugural general meeting held last night at the
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    S.C.C. Cricket
    51 6 The following will represent the S.C.C. at cricket against H.M. Customs tomorrow at 2 p.m. on the S.C.C. padang: L. Webb Jones, K. Gould. E. W. Lloyds, R. G. Thomas R. G. Whittington, G. Hyslop, G. Darke, K. L G. Stewart, A. H. Robson, J. Day, P. M.
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    SUNDAY SOCCER
    60 6 The Mowing plefyers will represent the Clemtnceau Youngsters soccer match the long Mong Old Boys Association on Sunday 12th September, at the G P.O. ground at 5 p.m. Cheok Hoe, Choon Kirn. Simon Ltong, Siew Lee, John Loh. Shazari, Keng Wan Khe e Tat. View Kee. Sunny Tan.
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    Hospital Youngsters
    87 6 The following wflt represent Hospital Youngsters first and second teams at soccer against the first and second teams of Commercial High School at Choon Guar. Sthool ground on Sunday. Kick off 400 P.m. sharp. K. Jeevarajah, Harrown, K. Arumugum. T. Balasubrai maniam, A. Kanapatiii, T. i Nadarajah, Mohindar
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    Junior B.P.
    77 6 At the Second Annual General Meeting of the Party held at 30, Valley Road, Off Upper Serangoon Road on Saturday 4th. September, 1948, the following were elected officebearers for the ensuing year: President: Goh Qhoon Seng, Vice-Pres: Tan Chye Toon, Hon. Secretary: Tan k Klm Hwec, Hon. Treasurer:
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    S.C.R.C. Cricket
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    Lai Yin Hon Enters Table Tennis Final
    311 6 f LEFT-HANDER, Lai Ying Hon, defending title holder entered the men's open singles final, in the Singapore Table Tennis Championships when he defeated Ng Yew Weng in straight sets, played at the Great World last night In the other semi-final match, Chua Kirn
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    TO-DAY'S SPORT
    36 6 siouNiv. 1- lndiunu v. si.4.si «lIbunt»»'. lulun «our 8tN' dium l! lll 3<«,2l tlc siaNv v 8toro?. <:ov!un>: Studiurn. <liol_> gumo<» will slult ut 5.15 p m l.'2dl7< z_ xvllolos.'. V5 Kut.ng l.l»r2si2N8. l'urK
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    Indonesian IX
    81 6 The following will re pi the Indonesian Soccer XI football against the s A*t*Vttc Club team on Friday at 5.30 p.m. on the Farm Park ground. Arsad bin Hassan. Ifohanv bin Haji Ahmad, Oemai bin SaUeh, Ismail bin Kadrk dullah Selebese. Rahman 1 Madon, Ismail bin Haji Endoet
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    TUC rebuff for Reds
    82 8 Reuter. MARGATE, Thurs.—Communists failed today in their most ambitious attempt so far to get strong representation on the General Council of th« Trades Union Congress. The new General Council includes only one Communist Mr. A. Papworth, a nominee of the giant Transport and Genera' Workers Union,
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    113 8 Bill Verna. youthful British heavyweight, meets the Punjab "Tiger". Joginder Singh for first time in the main bout at the Happy World Stadium tomorrow night. Verna. who is fast becoming wise to the tactics adopted by Indian matmen caused a surprise by holdin giant
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    84 8 Reuter. LONDON. Thurs.— Tomm\ Lawton's team routed Ipswich Town by nine goals to t* r o; today ID their league fixture. The two teams in the second division. Queens Park Rangers and Cardiff, played to a goalless draw in their first meeting this season. Results: Second
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    56 8 Reuter. st?<.»l?l)si0l x Von si,7ld7»>00 »<0>. lolll, ,7 /io /,'<»,'., 2t0Mo/ l/,« lc, l lll«i> »n ,"""<?>'d»o„ 7>f »4? l,s-",l i'o/lOlO 7,^»OT-»"-7,n7 0.'l /,»r s'. l"» on l/l7 _.,«,/lX <,^'0«n,l«. NurlNl, />,»«,4, lnlor»«? l'l l,e<lo,,.x n",le/,. sll-Tlll.u^o «.'US p»-l>7ll!N<k/. X'l/l ll silked u4ls ,x» l"f >» in
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    354 8 TUC Support For Profits-Pegging Reuter. MARGATE, Kent. Thurs.—Britain's organised trade union movement meeting congress here, tonight endorsed the General Council support of the Government s pn wages, prices and profits" policy on condition that the Government acted more vigorously to reduce prices. lorcrp I The
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    58 8 U.P. LONDON. Thurs. Edson Charles Worcester of Wilton. New Hampshire, left here tonight eboard a Pan-American clipper for Boston on order from the British Home Secretary. j Worcester, who was found guilty under an ancient art of being a "blemisher of the peace," was escorted into
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    75 8 Reuter. LONDON. Thurs India's former champion sprintei, Combined Operations, who won the Cavalier Stakes lun ever six furlongs at Hayuocl: Pa-k on Wednesday. August 13, MU been disqualified. Today's "racing calendar" states that th" HavMock Park stewards inquired into toe objection lodged by the clerk of the
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    273 8 Reuter. CANBERRA, Thurs.-Mr. Joseph Palmer Abbott, a Country Party member, today charged Mr Joseph Chifley, the Australian Prime Mintster in the House of Representatives with agreeing to write up shares in Metropolitan Cement Limited fco very inflated values. Ho charged the Prime Minister
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    98 8 Reuter. XsiW N_.I_NI. I"!.. e, lln»- »,',nd»o.i »Nl< Nllv I.<»op! including xxon n. xx",e K,ll'.'<« ,n UN ultuok l»v l-u?"-,„>ii!lunl on »b» VillUgo 0« N<'blU,0PU!ll. «l, tb. TVll»,»,.,:, liz«lr»'l »n lbo coulll ,.!,?ll os llv,',.»»'!"> "N 4og 20. ,o,..s.,»nc. to «'.v. ..X>.i lo.'.lt> »>v ll>>
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    54 8 Reuter. siXsilS. l'burs < (zuouillo. «4 .veueold siulllcUl «loputv. tc.ld ?.csi,l«nt Vincent Xur»"l ol siruno»? lonigbt tl»ul be xvus roudv to torn, governloon'. No will p,osent l.imsols loro tbo >'ltt»onul .xssond'lv t"n,ol,ow or 3utu,du.v lor m vosNluro /<>»'»„n S"7,ui»-l /»„et_s onl 2ri/ <,»o,</, ./^»illl.d .l,t»:,N'„'>,
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    258 8 FOUR Colonial Development Welfare Fund scholarship winners, Messrs. R. C. Hoffman, Tio Seng Chin, Goh Keng Swee and M. Sundram left Singapore on the P. O. Carthage for further studies, yesterday. Mr. Hoffman has been called to the Bar at Gray's Inn, while Mr. Sundram has been
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    110 8 Reuter. LONDON. Thursday. Dr. Girija Mookhtrji. who was one of the lieutenants of Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose in. Berlin during the war. is now lecturing at Freiburg University in iht French zone Of Germany. He told Reuter In London today that most of t.he 27
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    167 8 The Singapore Amateur Boxing Association held its annua 1 general meeting yesterday at the Headquarters of the Social Welfare Department and the following office bearers were elected for the ensuing year President: Mr. A. R. Anderson (rc-elccted); Vice-Presi-dents: Dr. Loh Poon Lip (reelected) and Mr. K. C. Gillett;
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    25 8 U.P, DUBLIN. Thurs.-The printing lllspnlo wincl, tbrostonoll to closo «town nvo llsllv nowspsp or» unll «lll printing ostubb..,!, in tbo cltv buz Ncon sottlcll. «V^.
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    323 8 MR. Tan Cheng Lock, the chairman of the United Malacca Rubber Estates Ltd., predicts that the company will ls> in the dividend list before the year is out if the rubber market suffers no prolonged relaP^. ln 2 «tutoM.'Nt to bo P105» nl- .<
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    36 8 Reuter. LONDON. Thurs. Mr. Charles Te Water. South Africa's roving Ambassador Extraordinary who recently arrived in London, has paid a courtesy call on Mr. Krishna Menon, Indian High Commisi noner, at India House. —Reuter.
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