Malaya Tribune, 15 September 1948

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    60 1 The Malaya Tribune BY THE PEOPLE FOR THE PEOPLE Larger Sales than any Afternoon Paper in Malaya Printing bHmaMana*nuHg Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh d\ Penang Telegrams: "Tribune S'rore." Telephone: 5811 (9 lines) FIGHT PAGES SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1948 PRICE TEN CENTS THE MALAYA TRIBUNE London Agents—Messrs. Colin Turner Ltd., Talbot
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    COST OF LIVING SURVEY STARTS
    272 1 Envoys Beam After Latest Meeting Reuter. m u r tt 1. °ifs tnree Western envoys were wreathed in i tPJ OU \u iars lnto th€ ha Emafter their meeti ig—the tenth—with Mr. lolotov today looked more cheerful than they ever wore after any previous meeting.
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    3 DELEGATES WALK OUT
    46 1 PARIS. Tuesday. The British, French and Belgian Jele gates today walked out 'f the United Nations special .6-nation committee on nor. -elf-governing territories as a protest against a speech by the Soviet dekgate. They ietuvned after tit. Russian had ended his speech
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    NAZIMUDDIN SWORN IN
    57 1 Reuter. KARACHI, Tues. Kka- I vaja Nazimuddin, former Pre mier of East Bengal, was sworn I m a:; acting Governor Genera j A Pakistan today to the souno >f a 31-gun royal salute. The 10-minute ceremony waf attended by the Pakistan Premier, Liaquat Ali Khan and West
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    Britain To Slow Demob Rate
    209 1 I ues. To meet the r the international Mr. Herbert Morri- d in the House ."i today four drasto keep Britain's ervices at strength. down of demobilifor three months, will give so.ooo more the end of this year lere would have been up work in
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    RARKITY IN BERLIN
    20 1 U.P. l< rues. Senatui v< !by air today V r\. n Lucius D usbt it Mmphy. r.p
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    60,000 DIE IN SLAVE CAMPS
    90 1 U.P. BERLIN, Tues A Gorman •loc-tor Just released from a Soviet concentration camp at Sachsenhatiaen today told the American-licensed Tagesspiegel that GO.OOO Germans died in the camps in the past three years. He described the penal sections of the Russian camps as iimps of annihilation".
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    POLICE RAID A PALACE
    56 1 Reuter. Madras. Tues. Police seized inns including 'AO muskets, flvi rifles and an eight-milinict v JUB from the Palace of th Prince of A root, Sir Gulam Mahomed All Khan Bahadur, here tonight. They also searched the houses of 34 Moslems in the eiU and tool:
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    HUSSARS HERE ON FRIDAY
    38 1 The 4th. Hussars will now arrive i n Singapore from the U.K. by the DUwara on Friday morning when Mai-Gen-eral D. Dunlop will artdn.s he men from the quayside oefore disembarkatio n takes place.
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    TAXI DRIVER ROBBED
    39 1 A taxi driver was robbed of >2u cash and a wrist watch by two Ceylonese at 12.30 a.m. thi.norning. Shortly after, a poiice patrol n Clementi Road arrested two 'eylonese at the scene of the obfcery.
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    SAILOR KNIFED
    36 1 U.P. ISTANBUL, Tues—An Ameican sailor from the naval submarine tender Couca was fatally knifed at Izmir last night during a fight With a Turkish taxi driver. The driver was arrested and charged with murder.—U.P.
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    RUBBER STOCKS
    33 1 Stocks of rubber in Malaya last month, at 82,085 tons, showed a drop of 1,677 toncompared with July. Imports of rubber into Malaya in August totalled 27.377 tons (July 27,477 tons».
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    SIAMESE TWINS DIE
    35 1 U.P. LANSING, Michigan, Tues The eight-day old Siamese twin girls born to Mrs. Robert Reck, 25, died in hospital today. The twins had been kept in an oxygen tent since birth.— U.P.
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    RECORD AGAIN
    27 1 U.P. BERLIN, Tues. Airlift planes carried 3,930.3 tons of supplies into Berlin in 198 rtights today to set the fifth record in seven days. —U.P.
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    R.A.F. Salutes "The Few"
    369 1  -  (By HARRY FANG TWENTY SIX aircraft of the Royal Air Force in Singapore saluted and honoured "the feu" who gave their lives in the Battle of Britain. In several formations, the planes flew over the airfields at Seletar, Sembawang, Tengan, and also over Singaoore City and
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    'OLYMPIC' RELAY
    39 1 Bt a imi the Torch to the Cathay, Ng tAoMg Chiang, takes over from M. Sundntn on tht last lap, preceding the car bearing the Olympic film which warn flmen hiifrom the U.K. ymatarday for its premiere.
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    DOCTORS TO REVISE OATH
    109 1 Reuter. LONDON, Tues. Dr. Charles Hill, Secretary of the British Medical .Association, on his arrival in today from Geneva where he attended the annual congress of the World Medical Association, said that among the subjects discussed was the revision id the doctors' Hippneratic oath. The medical
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    PHONY SERVICE
    65 1 U.P. NEW CARLISLE. Indiana. Tues. A farmer, Richard Wy koff, did not like his telephone I service. He tried seven times to make a call, tore the telephone from the wall, hauled it ito town and smashed it on the steps of the Telephone Oom- pany office. He
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    BACK TO JAIL
    44 1 U.P. REDWOOD CITY, Calif. J Tues.—When Harold Rhodes, I 44. came back to give his former jailor Louis Lodi a box of j cigars he was promptly Jailed jon a charge of issuing lour Lad cheques. Lodi kept the cigars. U.P.
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    THE 'AVERAGE AMERICAN WOMAN' COMES TO S'PORE
    335 1 MRS. Williard A. Stevenson, who was an "exhibit" representing the average American Woman" for five months in a co-education college catering for students of all castes and creeds in India, arrived in Singapore, yesterday. She is on her way back to her family
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    100 Families In Test
    305 1 (Tribune Staif Reporter) The pilot survey into the cost of living in Singapore has already begun. it will last two months. Ten investigators will examine the budgets of 100 families to find out how they spend their money. If this survey is successful, it will be
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    STOP PRESS TERROR: FIVE SLAIN
    147 1 European miner menJind at X—gel Kelachi, north of Rawang, Selangor, at &9A a.m. today. Believed he U£s on way to tin mine when attacked. JOHORE RABBIT, Today. —Four murders, one abdiiction and raids on a runner estate and a match factory were reported in Johore
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    Govt. Plans Food Advisory Panels
    384 2 Bid To End Shortages, Smash Speculators 4 PLAN to smash speculators in imported A and so end shortages and reduce prices, is bemg worked out by Government. TRIRFNE This move has followed swiftly on the B campaign to ease the problems of the middle class.
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    Assurance Given
    127 2 MR. p. A. B. McKerron, Colonial Secretary, gave the assurance yesterday that Government will support in every possible way anything that can be done to cut down eost of living by fixing prices at some odd cents. He reiterated this in answer to Mr. Lim Yew Hock's appeal
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    JOHORE'S CO-ED SCHOOL
    58 2 I A" Johore there are Ik privatt English boys' schools and one, private co-educa-tional English school. There arc lift trachcrs in the Government Enylush boys' schools in Johore, of whom 95 me qualified teach* i s mid 52 muter training. of these there are 35 Malays, r>
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    PLURAL VOTING NOT FAVOURED
    172 2 If a Legislative Council seat! fell vacant in a double member constituency, the area shou d straight away be divided into two new constituencies, the Select Committee on Legislative Council Elections (Amendment BiTl) recommended. The Committee's report tawed at yesterday's meeting of the Legislative Council suggests
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    INDIAN INJURED
    25 2 An Indian who was knocked dowr* by a Lorry at Havclock Road at 2 p.m. was admitted to hospital suffering from multiple injuries.
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    Governor Reveals Anti-Peace Plots
    665 2 GOVERNOR Sir Franklin Gimson assured the Legislative Council meeting yesterday that the operation of the Emergency Regulations was not to the disadvantage of the labourers. Sir Franklin was referring to his Council speech last month during which he said he was perturbed by the fact that
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    $4-Million Approved For Health Services
    263 2 THE Johore Government proposes to Spend $4,898,848 »n medical and health services in 1949, and this amount represents the largest item of expenditure in the draft Estimates toy 1948 which whs adopted by the .!ohorc Council of State in its meeting yeatenlay. The second large
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    APPEAL BY 19 CHINESE DISMISSED
    159 3 I SEE BO icason to believe U> v did not know that i entering the country remarked Mr. Justic. ,;t the Singapore High rday in dismissing Ol 1!» Chinese illegal nta against sentences i n them by the First had ..'.tempted to Olony on June
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    PENSIONERS' COL.
    23 3 I im Yew Hock speaking urnmeni mgtd the lo expedite the D <>l revision of COL ranees fo r Government p-'iisi'/Pers.
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    ERP: MORE DETAILS ASKED FOR
    164 3 Mr. E. M F. Ferguson asked Government yesterday to give fuller details regar.'inthc effect of the European Recovery Programme on Malaya Information already given was inadequate to enable "v* to judge for ourselves" the merits or demerits of the effect of this scheme on this
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    GOOD PADI OUTPUT
    42 3 During the Ij-:7 43 season Johore had 15,058 acre* of wet padi. producing 2.002.240 gantangs. We| P :u acreage was 1.931 which produced 138 620 gansangs. Th f 1948 off-season wet pad: crop from ?AZ acres yielded 110.240 gantangs.
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    Playing Field Shortage Hits Sportsfans
    709 3 (Tribune Staff Reporter) SINGAPORE'S 700,000 sport-starved citizens have omy 200 acres of playing fields -one acre for every 3,500 persons. The ratio laid down by the National Playing Fields Association is one acre for every 250 persons. This is not the ideal ratio; it is
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    7½-Minute Speeches Not Favoured
    296 3 WHEN Inche Abdul Rahman bin Mij-a moved an amend I ment to paragraph 7 of the Standing Rules and Orders of the Joh-v-c Council of State at the meeting of the Council yesterday, he caused quite a stir. The amendment was to the effect that after
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    "Jumabhoy Spoke Without Authority"
    567 3 I.C.C. MEMBER SAYS:— HJK. K. Jumabhov, Legislative Councillor and l»resi(ient of the Indian Chamber of Commerce Singapore came under lire last nigh* for his statement that Indian traders in Malaya did not need a $50,000,000 loan from the Government of India. Heading the attack, Mr. Balwant
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    City Fathers' Powers To Be Restored
    72 3 The Road Traffic Ordinance 1941 will be brought into force and the Municipal Commission j ers will have their pre-war i powers restored in this respect, I Mr. C. C. Tan was assured in j Council yesterday. No date could be given for the
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    LEST WE FORGET
    288 4 SIR Franklin Gimson gives us words of warning and re-assurance. Both are welcome. Plots against the peace of this city, he says, are continually being discovered and broken up. But we must not forget that police vigilance may be evaded and outbreaks of terrorism occur. We need
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    ONE CITY, ONE PEOPLE
    157 4 A pat on the back for the Select Committee 11 whose report on the Legislative Council Elections (Amendment) Bill was tabled yesterday. Urging the abolition of double for single member constituencies the Committee says that the less emphasis laid on the safeguard of minority interests the
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    THE DANGEROUS DOCTOR MAY
    1599 4  -  hr nam uorzEXK© FOLLOWING my decision not to return to Russia if I was recalled, the Soviet's massive espionage enterprise began assuming a new status for me. It now loomed as a threat to the very democracy into whose blessed shelter I was now planning to
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    I'OSTBAG
    96 4 WORKERS' FRIEND. Sir, As an old resident. I agree with you that there has been too much of this "passing the buck" from one Committee to another, and "taking the matter up with the Governor." There are too many Committees for this, that or the other thing,—all apparently busy,
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    ANTI-REDS GET 25- YEAR JAIL
    66 5 ANTI-REDS GET 25YEAR JAIL [N Tuesday. Five f riin< i arrested iM after last i i looununist n 611 the ite, were last nfenced by a tary court to 25 laboui < xm§). i on charges f the distur- Red dag was hots filed. highest mpo ed by a since
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    Russia's 4 Million Under Arms
    183 5 U.P. WASHINGTON. Tues. U S Afmy Secretary Mr. Kenneth Royall charged by implication yesterday that Russia is maintaining a military force of more than 4,000,000 men for aggressive purposes. At the same time, he said that the United States must have adequate military forces for
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    PREMIER WONG ANSWERS HIS CRICTICS
    303 5 Reuter. He admitted that there were, loopholes to the reform measures th«> Government had adopted, but stated that the rebuild action can only be taken wei a gradual period of time. Replying to interpellations at the Legislative Yuan In a day!ong session, the Premier pro
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    COTTON PRINCE CHARGED
    112 5 Reuter. SHANGHAI, Tuesday. Mr. Yu n Hung-yuan, son of the late cotton king. Yun Yungchung, and manager of the Sungsing Cotton Mills was indicted by the sptcial tribunal yesterday o n charges ot hoarding cotton cargo ano j manipulating tne market ac cording to press reports. The
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    JOCKEY A 'MENACE' TO PUBLIC
    79 5 Reuter. LONDON. Tues. Charles Smirke. 42, jockey of Ensom. Surrey, was at Bow Street. London, today fined £50. disqualified from driving for five years ayid ordered to pay £5 costs for being under the influence of drink while in charge of a car in the
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    Titanium Is The Name
    138 5 Steel Has A Rival Reuter. wtlmington. Delaware. Tues. Titanium, something. Titanium, something new new in the world and a metal that rivals steel and aluminium, was announced today by the Dupont Company. The new metal is silver white an! when polished let 's like sill: It
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    WON'T SAY THANKS
    74 5 Reuter. London. Tuesday. Conservative opposition, highly critical of calling a special fortnight's parliamentary session which the King is opening tomorrow, will present a motion against the Government's thanks for the Royal address. Terms of the amendment ire expected to be genual and critical. Ii may be moved
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    UNHAPPY UNITED NATIONS DELEGATES
    280 5 UNITED Nations delegates are packing their bags foi the tiip to the General Assembly m Paris in an atmosphere of pessimism ami with j the feeling that this time the t political show-down will be I complete. "he last year of unrelieved disputes between East anu
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    'Bus Bays' To Ease Traffic Holdups
    145 5 (Tribune Staff Reporter) A scheme to ease the congestion at the city's busiest bus-stop—in Fullerton Road, nrar th<> General Host Office —is being considered by the Traffic Police. Singapore's Traffic Chief. Mr. IC. J. Bembroke. told the Tribune that the scheme is to raise
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    RAF's First Recruit
    82 5 Reuter. LONDON, Tues.—Twenty-two-vear-old John Child of Cambridge Park, London, who was not in the services during the war because his call up was deferred, was the first recruit at the R.A.F. centre at Kingsway, l.<m<hm today—the Hrst day of the big rer-ndiing drive. He applied for training
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    BRITISH EXHIBITS AT COPENHAGEN
    168 5 Reuter. COPENHAGEN—The Du!;e and Duchess of Gloucester will represant the King and Queen at the opening ceremony of the British Exhibition .vhich will be held here for a fortnight beginning from Sep ember 18. Tic Danish capital will sec some of the pre-war gaity I which
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    H.E. THE JUDGE
    25 5 This character-monk, at th, Seeenth Inter-School Art Exhibition, attracted the attention of the Commissioner-General who stopped to take a closet look of.if.
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    Shot Fired At Soviet Memorial
    99 5 Reuter. BERLIN, Tues British and S 'Viet official were todaj vi tigating a Russian charge that a shot had beeu fired at the .Soviet wji Memorial in i'ie British sector of Berlin, near the Bradenburg Gate la> t night. The Russian sentry on duty lin
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    Malayan News Briefs
    193 5 Mr. Ft. Alison. Slipway Superintendent, is at Kota Hair, v on business. Mr. Peter Norris, District Engineer, P.W.D., Kota Ttnggi, lun boon transferred to Johore R>h i v Cho Abdullah b Tail). Presilent, Lembaga Kesatuan Melayu, has left Johore Bahru si pile: image to Mecca. Mr. W.
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    Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald. Co.>! missioner-Qeneml, addresses the gathering at tht Seventh Inter-School Art Exhibition which he open* ' at tf;< British Council llrift in Stamford Road on JsTondn –
    29 5 Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald. Co.&gt;! missioner-Qeneml, addresses the gathering at tht Seventh Inter-School Art Exhibition which he open* at tf;&lt; British Council ll rift in Stamford Road on JsTondn
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    Posed For Cameras, Nearly Died
    103 5 U.P. New York, Tuts. Dickson Shafet, 544, of HeuUm '"J. California, said today TuJtt only the quick action of tin tut iv of tfit Holland A merit an liner, l lendma, sa&gt; ed his lift whi N he jell ueeiboard 200 miles out New York
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    20 Held After Tito Clash
    117 5 Reuter. PRAGUE, Tuesday. Twenty Yugoslav apprentices have been i arrested and other a will be dei ported to Yugoslavia af*&lt; i •lash between Ttto sitpportei nd anti-Tito apprentices st the \vii W4ffcs St CakOTiCe, near Prcgue. the Czechcskn i!t news gency reported tonight. Eleven anti
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    "Suicidal Policy Of Exclusion" Flayed
    365 6 MR. John Laycock (Mun. North-East), said in .he Legislative Council yesterday that every Government servant who joined in repressing the natural and reasonable hopes of the local born for improvement of status was helping to widen the gap between Singapore and England. Mr. L-aycock was
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    Omission Explained
    129 6 Governor Sir Franklin Gimsom told the Legislative Council meeting yesterday he would see if regulation could not be introduced to see that when an advertisment for a vacant post here appears in English papers, it should also appear in the local papers. He thought there seemed t&lt;&gt; b&lt;
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    U.S. Admiral Thanks Governor
    59 6 Rear-Admiral Good. Commander. Cruiser Division Three of the U.S. Navy has sent the following message to Sir Franklin Gimson. Governor of Singapore: "Your kind message and invitation lor i future visits to Singapore are greatly appreciated by all who expciienced the courtesy and hospitality of yourself,
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    Traffic Cop In Road Accident
    71 6 A POLICEMAN from the Traffic Branch, who was riding a motorcycle. was involved in a collision wrth a trlsha at Lorong 33. Geylang. early yesterday morning Both were admitted to hospital. LEG FRACTURED A Chinese had his left leg fractured when he was knocked down
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    Teachers' Class In Johore
    59 6 A Training Course lasting two years has been started for Indian Vernacular School Teachers in Johoi o. The Centres for study are at Johore Bahru 1 and Segamat where 75 teachers, chiefly from Estate Schools, attend classes on Saturdays. The Instructors arc drawn from the Indian
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    Talk. By Prof. Silcock
    64 6 "Why Work is Bought and Sold", the first of a series of six lectures under the general title "Wages. Salaries and Unemployment", will be Siven by T H. Silcock of Raffles College at 5 p.m. today at the Peoples Education Association Centre. Handy Road. Admission is
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    Air C-in-C To Broadcast
    40 6 Air Marshal Sir Hugh P. Lloyd K.8.E.. C.B.E will broadcast a talk over all stations of the Blue Network of Radio Malaya tonight at 945 The subject of his taiK will be "Battle of Britain Day
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      590 6 SITUATIONS VACANT. Applications are invited for the post of Super viser of Works at Raffles College. Salary scale $250-10A-400, plus Cost of Living and Provident Fund. Free quarters with light, water and gas. Duties Include supervision of domestic labour and maintenance of buildings and grounds. Knowledge of Malay essential and
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    PUNTERS LIKELY to DO BETTER TODAY
    482 7  -  HAPPY LASS. GOLD STREAM THE NAPS (By ALLAN LEWIS) weather yesterday should make the going for today, second day of Singapore Turf Club's Autumn (Gold Cup) Meetin, very good. Horses Class I, Div. 2. one mile, is the main event on the programme, all
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    Today's Final Spurts
    150 7 B ALLAH LEWIS) rt Bptirtl by horses with &gt; nts today was the isl work done this rning on No. 2 track. i'as open for fast work. exercises were done i utside of the couisc the .straight: following spurted down Prix II i Mawi) Radiant Rhythm (Davies).
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    Soccer Defeat For Bounavista
    84 7 In a friendly ■OCCCT natch played at Alexandra Hospital ground on Sunday British Military Hospital beat Bounavjsta Sports Club by three tr&gt; one. Ahpoo's tine goalkeeping MOfed Bouravista from heavier i feat. Wi :ght beat Ahpoo with a si fl shot from an acute angle m
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    MEMORIAL CUP MATCH
    88 7 I' bined Indians &lt; ticket take tho field against F (.Malaya) eleven m for the Tvlaliatnia ''Hnihi M, :aoiial Cup on Sept. •5 Slid 26 at Seletar. c will start at 11 n Saturday morning nta have been made with th&lt; RAF authorities to allow membera of
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    Allan Lewis' Column....
    396 7 GAME LAW has again changed hands. The new owners are Mrs. Laidlaw Thompson and Miss Vivien Mitchell. Game Law is working very well at present. He ran fairly at K.L. after a spell at Cameron Highlands and could have a good chance in the Singapore Gold Cup.
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    Johor Golf Results
    167 7 T!' final of the Royal Johore Internationa] Club's Sooloh Cup c ompetition resulted in a jpin &gt;:■ J. W. Pirn (10), who beai L. X Cheah '18&gt; the totij hi lc [•he Club's September Medal mpetition played last weekni exulted as follows: C. J Lows 86-20=66; L.
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    RETURN ENCOUNTER
    50 7 The following have bfen selected to represent Bounovista In a teturn game agains t British Military Hospital next Sunday o n th c Military Hospital ground at 5.15 p.m.: Ahpoo, Mahoon. Rahim, Ghani, Narayana, Filial. Aziz. Sappee, Taib, Chwee Seng, Seng. Muniyandi, Malik bin Dollah &lt;Capt.&gt;, Tiamser. William.
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    SELECTIONS
    122 7  -  (By "GARRICK") Race 1. HAPPY LASS. Lady Hampton Tricolour Race 2. JACKPOT Coo! Play Scarlet Tiger H Race 3. ASTIVEL Empire Rose Judaic Race 4. YUTOI Mcrrie! Sunbeam H Race 5. PI'RPLE KNIGHT Smiling Through Bow Leg* Race G. MAC SCOTT San Demetrio Friar's Last Race 7. GOLD STREAM
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    AUSTRALIAN WELTER KING MAY RETIRE
    191 7 A.I.S. AUSTRALIAN welt c rweight champion. Tommy Burns map retire won. He saps that he will not tight after he is 28. If Bums means what he sa&gt;/s, he has another 18 months of fightmg ahead of him Burns added, "If I followed my own
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    STORE PLAYERS FOR M.C.F.A. CUP GAMES
    131 7 The following have been invited to represent SCFA againt Negri Sembilan Chinese and Malacca Chinese at Seremban on Saturday and Sunday respectively i n MCF-\ Cup encounters. Players ar? requested to be at the Railway Station, Tanjong pagar. on Friday. Sept. 17,nnto t later
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    POINTS SHARED
    56 7 T n a fast at McNaii Road, REME (Singapore District) drew two-all with La Salle S C. in a Div. 3 League ganv yesterday. All the goals were scored in the second session ol Play David Kang and J° n n Low netted fo r La Salle S.C.
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    TODAY'S CARD
    1019 7 pOLLOWING is the card for to-day's races at Bukit Umah, the second day of the Singapore Gold Cap Meet: RACE ONE—2 p.m. Horses, Class 2, Div. 4, (5 Furs. 0 0 0 Red Ted 812 Flannery (Marland) 43 0 Mandalay 811 Tait (Martin) 0 3 2 Lady Hampton
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    MORRIS TAKES 5 FOR 10
    186 7 Reuter. EDINBURGH. Tues. With j all the Australians except Don Bradman and thd wicket j keeper,. Ron Saggers, taking a hand with the ball in the Scottish 2nd. innings, the tourists easily won their twoday match against Scotland here today, dismissing their opponents for 85
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    C.Y.M.A. SOCCER
    72 7 A team will be selected I from the following to represent C Y. M. A. a soccer against Unicorns Sports Club tomorrow at McNair Road ground a t 5.15 p.m.: Michael Hcndroff. William iHondroff, Rudolf Moebergen, Janu&lt;s Tan. Lck Gek Lee. Tham Ah Mun, Roland KessI ler. Chua
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    Herb To Visit Down Under
    96 7 AIS. Herb McKcnKy. crack Jamaican quartcr-miler and holder of the world's record ot 45 9 seconds, has said that he will definitely visit Australia DxXi year for the Australian Athletic Championship. He s;:ys {hat several leading American athletes an also planning to make the trip.
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    LAST NIGHT AT THE AMERICAN CLUB
    313 8 Abou: 350 people, including members ami friends, attended the formal opening of the new American Club last night on the Roof Garden of the Cathay. iViingling in good spirit were various nationalities —adequate proof thai an international tlub can exist in this c os
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    TO JEEP ACROSS ATLANTIC
    59 8 U.P. HALIFAX Nova Scotia. Tues. An Australian mining engineer and his American Wife, Bfaj and Mrs. lienjamin Carlin arrived here today for ■nothei attempt to cross tire North Atlantic in a sen-going Jeep A pr\ 'i attempt ot ocean crossing btst month ended v h* faulty
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    CONFIDENCE VOTE FOR QUEUILLE
    35 8 Reuter. I'AiiiS, Tues. The French Matronal Assembly today voted in favoui ot the new Government &gt;&gt;t M. Henri Queillc on it'.s first appearance before Parliament by 'S.'S&gt; votes against 2LT' Router.
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    Hyderabad Cut Off From Outside
    303 8 U.P. NEW DELHI, Tues.—Tho Indian Government announced tonight that Hyderabad was cut on" completely from normal communication with the outside world since yesterday. The Indian Government also announced that all mail, Including newspapers for •Hyderabad, have been "temporarily suspended.' Dispatches from Poona said Indian planes
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    RUGBY RESULTS
    34 8 Reuter. LONDON, Tues. Rugby League n suits: Yorftshire Cup Ist. round. 2nd leg. Batley r Hull 12 (Bntley eliminated). Halifax 5, Leeds 11 (Halifax eliminated). Rugby League Rochdale Hornets 8. Salford 3.—Renter.
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    30 8 U.P. LONDON, Tues. —Britain has produced nearly 10.000,000 more tons of coal s.o far this year compared with last year's figures, the Ministry of Fuel and Power announced today. —U.P.
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    All set to receive Elizabeth's baby
    163 8 LONDON, Tues.—The Queen has completed final arrangements at Buckingham Palace today for the binn of Princess Elizabeth's baby. Her Maiesty. after accompanying the King to the state opening of Parliament, con-, ferred with the Royal Physician Sir John Weir, who reported that contrary to
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    New Burma Cabinet Will Be Anti-Red
    162 8 Reuter. RANGOON. Tues.—Thakin Nu, first Pr Minister of independent Burma, was today unanimously sleeted by Parliament to head a new Burmese Government. A cabinet oi 21 ministers wjalao approved Although the oflctal list wa not yet known, obsetvel thought the now Government would be
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    GRIMSBY HELD
    46 8 Reuter. LONDON, Tues. Football i esulta: 2n 1 Division Grimsby Town 3. Chesterfield 3. 3rd Division (North): Oldham Athletic 0, Doncaste» Rovers 2; Southport 0, Crev.» Alexandra 0; Tranmere Rovers 1. Bradford City 0. IRISH GOLD §UP 2nd Round Distillery 0. Coleraine 1. Reuter.
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