Malaya Tribune, 18 September 1948

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    60 1 The Malaya Tribune BY THE PEOPLE FOR THE PEOPLE Larger Sales than any Afternoon reaper In Malaya Printing Simultaneously Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh A Penang Telegrams: "Tribune Spore." Telephone: 5811 (9 Unes) EIGHT PAGES SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1948 PRICE TEN CENTS THE MALAYA TRIBUNE London Agents—Messrs. Colin Turner Ltd., Talbot
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    Gangster threat to Bernadotte "Stay Out Or Die"
    658 1 Reuter. PARIS, Saturday morning.—An emergency meeting oi the V.N. i\ Council will t ike place today to consider what effect the asliion of Count Fnlke Ueriiariotte will have on the Palestine war. Mr. Trlg?e Lie, U.N. Secretary General is Hying friim Norway,
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    HIT-AND-RUN CYCLIST SOUGHT
    60 1 Singapore Traffic police are looking for a hit-and-run motor cyclist who knocked down a Chinese on Tanjong Pagar Rd., near the Chungking Theatre at about 10 o'clock last night. The motor cyclist is believed to have been carrying a pillion rider when the accident occurred. The Chinese
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    TWO ROBBED
    22 1 TWO Chinese robbed two compatriots of $198 in cash and valuables in Sumbawa Road shortly after 10 o'clock last night.
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    BEST FOR TODAY
    24 1 ALLAH LEWIS) going vriU be v wrjr lies! Bets, Gold Me- and LeMptic Best o'lt- i.'aee'an, Colha v and i»ruee 11.
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    BURMA NAVY ENGAGE REDS
    61 1 Reuter. i N Fri. Burma its have been in igaintt insurgents in terways of the i near the rice of Bassein. a nn at i ommunique reique also said 15 nti had been killed in T ungoo district. Mandalay rail-mopping-up Tharavvaddy Rangoon-Prosne In unconfirmed report stated
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    GLOUCESTERS FLY SOUTH
    32 1 Reuter. Fi i. The Duke 1 t Gloucester left Royal Ait Force lamptonahire, tote I 'openhagen, Duke is to open a ad Duchem flew aircraft of the Might Reuter
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    TO TURN OVER SHIPS
    36 1 U.P. Norwegian offllt they expected shipyards turn l *o waaling ships to Norkan crews at an inland pott utiofcer 25. j "Aant captains arriv- and tho crews are the second October, p.p.
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    ALL SPICK AND SPAN FOR PASSING OUT
    27 1 Major-General J. M. Kirkman inspecting the platoon at the passing-out parade of LocallyEnlisted Personnel at Blakang Mati yesterday. (Orient pict-(re).
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    REMOVE TROUBLE-MAKER BURMA TELLS BRITAIN
    293 1 Reuter. RANGOON, Fri A Fritish I mbassy spokesman said here tonight that a request by the Burma Gov Miiment about the removal of a Briton from Calcutta had been sent urgency to London for consideration by the British Government. The announcement follows a statement by
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    INDIAN ARMY ENTERS HY'BAD, SECUNDERABAD
    430 1 U.P. H YDF.RABAD, Sat. morning—The Indian Army has begun the occupation of this capital. Other troops have simultaneously started marching into Secunderabad. The dramatic news of the collapse of Hydera bad came when the Nizam went to the microphone ito tell his people that he
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    STOP PRESS
    78 1 WOMAN CLEARED A woman, believed A astroHan, in now said to be cleared of having been Involved In the gun-r v n n 1 n g organisation, now (smashed, near Singapore. Three Americans, a Filipino, Welshman, and an Englishman from Singapore, may, It is learned, be tried by
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    BANDITS ATTACK ESTATE, BURN BUILDINGS, KILL P.C.
    106 1 PALOH, today—A large force of terrorists, armed with automatic weapons, rifles and revolvers, staged a big attack on Sepoloh Estate near Paloh this morning at 4 a.m. Tney Killed a special constable and wounded two others. Several estate buildings, including smoke houses, wenburnt
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    BANDIT DIES IN GUN FIGHT
    50 1 MUAR, today. A police military patrol encountered bandits while covering an area alosg the Muar Road, near Segainat yesterday. They engaged the terrorists in a gun-fight and killed one of them. Another bandit was wounded. The rest fled. The military police party suffered no casualty.
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    EUROPEAN, DETAINED
    82 1 EIGHT Chinese and an Eu- ropean were arrested by the' C.I.D. last night under the Emergency Regulations. At dawn this morning, a I combined raid by the C.I.D. and membera of the uniformed police on a Malay village at j Coronation Road, Bukit Timah resulted in the screening
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    FOUND DEAD
    37 1 SEGAMAT, today.—Near the scene where four armed Chinese had killed a Malay labourer on Chank Kang Swee Estate in the Segamat area a few days ago, police discovered the bullet-ridden body of another Malay yesterday.
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    Gun-Running Plane Seized, Crew Held
    548 2 ACATALINA flying boat, loaded with 40 cases of arms and ammunition, was seized at an island in the Anambas Group (Dutch territory), near Singapore, by the C.I.D. and Dutch Police, it was revealed last night. The crew of the plane, three Americans and a Filipino
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    High Posts For Two Singapore Nurses
    181 2 (Tribune Staff Reporter) TWO Singapore Public Health Sisters, who joined Government service in the same vcar 1929. now supervise the maternity and child welfare work in an area containing 250.000 people. They arc 41-year-old Mrs. Maud Pcrcra and Mrs. Maiia Goh. Mrs. Peiera here
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    S'pore To Register Next Month
    185 2 Singapore will have national registration next month. Mr. P. A. B. McKerron, Colonial Secretary revealed this last night when he spoke to members of the Sembawang Village Committee at Nee Soon Village. Singapore's village commit tees will be shortly called upon to act said Mr.
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    TOWKAY GOT LETTER WITH TWO BULLETS
    161 2 AN extortion letter, enclosing two rounds of .38 ammunition which demanded $3,500, was received by a Chinese towkay. Ng Tian Hong, of Chop Bee Heng at Rochore Canal Road on June 29. This letter was alleged to have been presented by a 27--year-old Hokkien.
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    Police Kill Two Bandits
    220 2 JOHORE BAHRU, Fri. Two bandits were killed by the Police in the Muar and Segamat areas yesterday. In the Segamat area, a Police party encountered four armed terrorists when they came upon a hut at the 13th mile. Jementah Road. The terrorists ran away when challenged.
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    "NONE WORKED HARDER THAN SIR R. BRADDELL"
    278 2 NEARLY two hundred persons attended the dinner given by the Singapore Association last evening at Raffles Hotel in honour of Sir Roland and Lady Braddell. In proposing the toast of Sir Roland, Mr. H. D. Mundell. the president, gave a Fhort biography of
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      301 2 On Your Radio Today BLUE NETWORK I Signature Tune Opening An- v tr\je"i icu nouncemcnt Programme MALAY fcNULIMI summary in Mandarin. 12.03 PROGRAMMES Teochew Request Programme. PROGRAMMES IN ENGLISH 1.00 News in Mandarin, Amoy I. 00 p.m. Lunch-time music Cantonese, 1.15 Opening by The Radio Orchestra, 1.30 Announcement Prog. SumNews,
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    Saw Military Lorries Going In And Out Of Park, Says Ex-Employee
    1025 3 MORE EVIDENCE AT THEFT INQUIRY jyjARTIN Chan, a former assistant manager and accountant employed by Messrs. Shaw Bros. Ltd. in the Great World Park, giving evidence for the prosecution at the continued hearing of the joint preliminary inquiry at
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    CHINESE YMCA TEA PARTY
    162 3 The Chinese Consul-Gencral. Dr. Wu Paak-shing. urged members of the Chinese V.M.C.A. to go all out in their efforts during the second Membership and finances campaign at the Association's premises yesterday. He .vas speaking at a tea-party to nark the commencement of the campaign. This is
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    STOLE IN SINGAPORE ARRESTED IN PENANG
    98 3 Barney Ong Ban Ee. an English speaking Chinese who misappropriated cash and stole ladies stockings in Singapore, was recently arrested in Penang. He appeared in the Second Police Court yesterday, answering two charges of misappropriating $126 belonging to Mr. E. H. Valberg, and stealing
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    3 CHINATOWN HOUSES GUTTED
    42 3 Fire which broke out in the heart of Chinatown last night gutted three shophouses and burnt down half an adjacent shop at Temple Street. There were no casualties. The < <uso of the fire was not known last night.
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    Mistaken Identity Plea Succeeds
    280 3 A gunner in the Royal Artillery, Sidney Evans, stationed at langlin Barracks. who was charged with robbing a taxi driver, with three othe-s. at Orange Grove Road on the right of June 4 last, walked out of the dock at the Singapore Assize Court yesterday as
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    PETROL COMMITTEE
    24 3 A Petrol Rationing Advisory Committee is to be set up in Singapore to advise the Cover n.men h on the basic rationing.
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    CHINESE WEDDING AT REGISTRY
    76 3 Mr. Lye Yec Hon of Master's Ltd and brother of Mr. Lye Kum Fun was married to Miss Ng Poll Lin. sister of Mr. Ng Poh Tai at the Registry of Marriages yesterday. The bride was attended by two bridesmaids the Misses Tan Ah Kum and
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    US AIRMEN KILLED
    43 3 U.P. Wiesbaden. Friday. U.S. Airforce headquarters announced today that Major Ralph F. Hincs and First Lieut. James H Lacefield were killed when then F-80 fighter planes crashed near Kaubeurcn after taking off in a group flight to England on Monday.—U.P.
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    KOREA PRAISED
    39 3 U.P. MANILA. Friday.- The Manila Daily Bulletin, in an editorial today, praised Korea foe sending a goodwill mission to China, the Philippinesc and the United States and said that the mission was assure*; of sympathetic welcomes. —U.P.
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    Sultan Thanks His People
    381 3 Thousand* of Malays hi their gay dresses gathered yesterday to wish their Su!tan, Major-General Sir Ibrahim, a h::ppy 75th birthday. They thronged the grounds of the Istann Hesar, Johore Bahru, where he held a levee and garden party. had not taken part in the terrorism naw
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    Had Three Revolvers, Youth Gets 3 Years
    200 3 A YOUNG Chinese, Ong See Liang, was sentenced to three years' rigorous imprisonment by Mr. Justice E. N. Taylor at the Singapore Assize Court yesterday on a charge Of! unlawful possession of three revolvers. On a second charge of possession of 18 rounds
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    SINGAPORE WORSHIPPERS SAVED THE MOON!
    58 3 nkippt ra <>/ th> ;<,,irh m were alarin- ir/j< n dsrflc rt<■'/'/ f*« ''I'l'it's face. > umI otiu > th> (fhmeae po- i their hands H,< iiUtnn and it) ttnra )oin- Jo m 1 1 n. i iiti} tin earckamcd away i kick threatened tht
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    PENNIES FROM HEAVEN
    232 4 ABOUT tnis War Claims business. There is a little matter of $85,700,000 which, accoraing to the Commission, is due to come to us from Japan. Are tney quite sure we are going to get it At the moment, this asset seems somewhat conjectural to say the least.
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    NEVER TOO LATE?
    145 4 PRESIDENT Chiang Kai-shek announces a ten-point programme for national reconstruction. And the second of his points is: *'To be punctual and orderly." This may seem rather like a copy-book maxim with no place in a great reconstruction scheme. But not so fast. Think of all the hours
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    THE MEN WE NEED
    76 4 THE Hussars are here. This famous British regiment makes its first visit to Malaya. Welcome to the Hussars. Says Gen. Ritchie; "I wish you all good fortune in the tasks that lie ahead." And so do all of us. Eight men in every ten of the
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    A Tale of Two Cities
    1225 4  -  KARACHI city of the camel DELHI cifiy of the cow by RONALD STEAD This is a tale of two 1 cities. One is Karachi. The other is New Delhi, Capital of India. It is a story of camels and cows and contrasts. And it emphasizes
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    The Duty Of Our Statesmen
    465 4 HISTORY teaches us that any policy aiming at encouraging or envenoming, racial antipathies for selfish pur poses will inevitably recoil upon the heads of its authors. The long-term interests oi Malaya, as well as those of the British Commonwealtn, demand that means be found to
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    POSTBAG
    110 4 RUSTLER. Sir.— If a census of those breeding cattle in the Municipal aieas in contravention of Municipal regulations was taken it would be found that at least 75 per cent of those who own such cattle are Government servants or their dependents. When Government discovered that most of its
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    Three men of the West
    373 4 (By JoMtkaa i;i., v MR. I rank Robert* v I Mr. BedrU s„,iU, m y Y\es Chataigm au British, Aineri <• a n J French envoys mm ting with the hrnnli, 1 ha\e in common »n at abibr I and a capacity tor u,»rli J
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    15 MEN BUILT THIS TEMPLE: LINK WITH LANKA AT WOODLANDS
    559 5 by OSWALD HENRY SINGAPORE'S newest Buddhist temple, com= pleted in less than a month, will open its doors for worship today. Unique, in tnat it is a labour of love, the temple is the handiwork of 15 Ceylonese Pioneer Corps
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    Nazi Bomb Factories Receive Final Blows
    208 5 Reuter. VRIS—One of the last pages in the story of flying bombs is being written with the detion of 38 factories in the French Occupation of Germany. tg these factories are which made clock mechanisms for the V md V-2 missile^. ne of them
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    ATOM SCIENTISTS FRIGHTENED BY SPY HUNT
    97 5 U.P. WASHINGTON. Friday i David Lilier 4 :hal charged -oda y that the Congressional i spy hunt was frightening j scientists away from the Atomic Energy Programme Ulienthal, chairman of the Atomic Energy Commission j fired a blast at the atomic j spy investigation
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    SABOTEURS CAPTURED IN TOUNGOO
    118 5 Rangoon, Fti. Rail traffic 'letween Rangoon and Mandaiuy tas l>een restored, three days Iter insui gents destroyed a sectio l oi the line south of 'oungoo a"d government loops captured a large number >f in the Toungoo district last night Burmese Govinmeiit communique announced. The situation
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    NEWBOULT IN PENANG
    34 5 The Officer Administering he Government in the Federation (Sir Alec Newboult) is a t present paying a short visit to Penang. He will be returning to Kual i Lumpur on Sunday.
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    Mystery Voice Sends Threats To Refugees
    325 5 Reuter. STOCKHOLM—The Swedish Foreign Office's warning to the Soviet Embassy here to "leave in peace" 19 year-old Lyda Makarova, Russian piai nist, whom Soviet officials were alleged to be coercing into returning to Leningrad, has been followed by similar accusations from some of ths
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    "RED SHIRTS"—BANNED BODY
    76 5 Reuter. PESHAWAR. Fri. The 'Red ***** t" organisation t'ounde I by Khan Abdul Ohaffar Khan, Muslim Congress Party supporter, known as the "Frontier Gandhi," has been declared illegal by the Noithwest Frontier Province Government. Khan Abdul, who is nov. President of the "Peopled Party" in the Province,
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    Finger Prints Cost Govt $40,000
    131 5 (Tribune Stan" Reporter) IL cost Singapore $40,050.09 to search 13,545 fingerprints at the Centra] Criminal Registry in Kuala Lumpur during a 21 month period ending December, 1947. 'iho Registry, drring the period, searched ;t total of 33 603 fingerprints. I Accurate figures were maintained during
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    Aussie Defence Officers For London Talks
    60 5 Reuter—AAP. CANBERRA. Fri. Senic: Australian defence officers will accompany Dr. Htrber Evatt. Commonwealth Foreign Minister, to the Empire prim: i Ministers Conference In London ncx month. Mr. Joseph Chiefly. Prime Minister, told Parliament today. The Government had decid- ed on a deflnih: defence plan
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    Wedemeyer To Return To China
    45 5 U.P. SHANGHAI. Fri. The Chinese afternoon newspaper Ta Chnny:-yeh Pao claimed »n a Nanking dispatch today thai Lieu' (Jen. Albeit C. W. i' meyri is returning t<> china in the •nearest future with a largcseaie military aid programme.' 1 U»P.
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    Two Accidents
    53 5 A m day (1 reman from the Geylang pire Brigade wa:; inlured by a tailing drum venter* day morning. lie was admitted -o hospital, An Indian who was knock< d town by a lorry at Chulia Street shortly a fur 12 p.m. yesteid iy, was sent to hospital
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    17 5 The Ex-Services Association •»f Malaya, Kuala Lumpur, had a social evening at the Galloway Club on Wednesday.
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    GUARDS FOR KOTIKOV
    135 5 i BERLIN, Fri. Flanked by Russian Army tommy-gumi'-Muj. Uen. Alexander Kotikov, Soviet Commandant in Berlin, I made a lightning motor tour j yestreday of the Britishi Soviet boundary are 1 in PotS- darner Platz, scene of frequent East-West incidents a lew weeks ago. Immediately afterward.-, ttua- I
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    MASS EXODUS OF ATOM SCIENTISTS UNFOUNDED
    148 5 U.P. WASHINGTON. Thur -day. Senator Bourkeb Hickenlooper siid that the report Of n»us> exodus of scientists from Oak ridge, Tennessee, atomic ener- jrv project ieetas entirely uu founded. Hickenlooper is chair man <>f tne House Senate Com mittee on Atomic Energy. He asked the
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    ILLEGAL RICE MILLS FOUND IN KLANG AREA
    45 5 £<langor police discovered wo illegal rice mills a t Sekini chang in It > Klang area yesI terday. Police removed the impor- tant parts of the machinery confiscated the padi and rice. and destroyed th< rest of th equipment.
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    2000 Dead In Jap Floods
    41 5 U.P. TOKIO, Fri. Japanese _>ffl- cials estimated 2,000 dead and j missing in the city of Ichingseki in Iwate Prefecture in North Honshu, as flooding j waters inundated the entire I city several feet deep irp
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    India's Treasures Still Unexplored
    305 5 G.I.I.S. NEW DELHl—lndia is archaeologicallv a very rich country. Although much has been done in I tho past 10 discover her ancient history, a large part of lier treasures still remains unexplored The Department of Archaeology of ihe Government ol India has been, carrying out 10;-
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    MARTIAL LAW IN SURAKARTA
    100 5 BATAVIA, Fii. The Indonesian Republican Government has pioelaimed martial law n Surakaita, second largest Republican city in Centra! Java, iollowing renewe-d outbreak of fighting there yesterday. the, tt'publican news agency Antara 1 cportcd today. Reliable reports stated that the trouble broke out between two units of
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    Dutch Patrol Attacked
    60 5 It wa;s learned today that Indonesians attacked a Dutch •atiol south ot Malan;.; former >rovisional Republican capital >i East Java, killing three and /ouiidi i<; one. One Dutch was epoi ted missing. Military sources indicated the putro! was ambushed from im tliouged position?: within 15 kiiometera of
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      10 5 p Your secret's safe. More people than ever are saying
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      768 6 MARRIAGE LIM SIM: The marriage took place on Saturday, 18th September, 1948, between Mr. Lim Teo Seng, fourth son of Mr. and Mrs. Lim Peng Cheng and Miss Sim Yee Keng sixth daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sim Hong Siang both of Singapore. SITUATIONS VACANT. WANTED: A Chief Engineer 8.0.
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      187 6 NOTICE NOTICE Is hereby given that MADAM KOH JOO SIANG the Secondary Wife of THUNG TWA TEE also spelt as THUNG TOH TEE of Duku Road, Singapore, has on the 12th day of April 1948 left the care and protection of the said THUNG TWA TEE also Spelt as THUNG
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      376 6 3 SENTENCED ON I OPIUM CHARGES THREE opium cases were brought up in the Second District Court yesterday. They concerned A 52-year-old woman. Sec It Sang, who was charged with attempting to export two pounds of cpium to Johore. See was found guilty and ordered to serve 2 months' simple
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    Gold Cup Rehearsal At Bukit Timah Today
    464 7  -  By ALLAN LEWIS Race-goers will be treated to a most interesting programme at Bukit Timah today, third day of the Singapore Turf Club's Gold Cup Meeting. The main event. The Liberation Cup, for Class 1 piv. 1 horses over six furlongs, should be
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    TRIBUNE SELECTIONS
    135 7 (By ALLAN LEWIS) Race 1. BADGER Wonder Bird Bright Mengsetig Race 2. DEMARATI S Mis* Papillon Totland Race 8. FINE FEATHERS Port Star John Bull Race 4. FREE FRENCHMAN I'al Ii finder Ross Road Race o. CABARET Snaps Couplan Race 6. ECLIPTIC Leoda Baron Race 7. GOLD MEDALLIST
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    SULTAN'S CUP SOCCER
    89 7 Nil headquarters of the M;il;t. Foot bail Association oi is been informed tha t Western zone beiween T'rak and N. Sembilan to be played <>ff on Sept. 25 at Kuala Kangsar or Ipoh has mm beer postponed to Octobtf II at Ipoh Fxtures between Selangor i emain
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    TABLE TENNIS WIN FOR SHELL HOUSE
    67 7 in i friendly rubi> tenuis ■Hth played a t Shell House, im Wednesday, Shell Team det>a\c\ Mansfield Sports Club three games to two. Rendu Shell piayers menrig Ha> beat Tar: Kong J Chow Mun Sun? X Pahn Koon 1-3: Chaa Kwpp Huat defeated Chey
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    "I'll Place My Money On Bruce Woodcock"
    370 7 Reuter. LONDON, Friday. PRITAIN'S hopes ot having something to say about the destination of the world heavyweight title if and when Joe Louis officially announces his retirement will hang in the balance when British champion Bruce Woodcock squares up to the rugged punching,
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    RUGGER WIN FOR NEE SOON
    48 7 Nee Soon Garrison RFC chalked up a well-dtserved 15 pts. to 3 pts. victory over 221 Ordnance Vehicle Coy when they met in a rugby fixture at Nee Soon o n Wednesday. This was the Nee Soon XV's third win for the season.
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    SCC TEST MATCH
    56 7 Thr following will represent U. K. against Australasia tomorrow at 11 a.m. on tho S.C.C. padang: A Gilmour (Capt.). Rev j W J. Steele. J. C. Smith. Major D. B. B. Haig. S. J. Masters. J. W. B. Annesley. R A Murray. E W. Uoyds. R. G.
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    Today's Race Card For Bukit Timah
    950 7 FOLLOWING is the card for today's faces a. Bukit Timah, the third day of the Singapore Gold Cup meeting: RACE 1—1.45 Horses. CL 3. Div. 3, 6 Furs. 0 4 0 Linkshir 9.00 Harper j Yong) 0 0 0 Ron Marie 8.11 Sepncer (Yong)
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    HORSE, OWNER AND TRAINER "WARNED OFF"
    385 7 Reuter-AAP. SYDNEY, Friday,—\fter a hearing lasting six days and the calling of a large number of witnesses, the Victoria Racing Club stipendiary stewards, on Sept. 8, decided that Syd Lyons, owner of the horse Dick Turpin, W. Duncan, trainer, and J. 11. Hayes, stable
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    SHB BOYS' CLUB BEAT LA SALLE
    63 7 The SHB Boys' Club defeated La Salle S.C. by five goals to two in a Div. 3 League encounter at the Geylang Stadium yesterday, j The match was played at a fast pace throughout. Scorers for Boys' Club were Poh Seng (2). Heng Fong
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    C.H.S. SOCCER WIN
    28 7 In the match played at the Choon Guan English Schor l ground yesterday C?mmer clal High School defeated Hospitay Youngsters by thrc goals to one.
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    EAGLE SPORTS CLUB
    61 7 The Eagle Sports Club will play a friendly game of soccer on Sunday against the S.H.B Boys' Club at Tclok Blangah Rd. The following will represent the Eagle Sports Club Tuck Chuen, Kam Chuen, Mun Chong, Eng Cheng. Chin Ann. Foo Kuan. Hock Seng, L. C. Mun,
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    WEIGHTS FOR 4TH & 5TH DAYS
    460 7 WEIGHTS FOR 4TH 5TH DAYS Following are remaining weights for the fourth day of the Singapore races: Horses Class 2. Div. 2, 1| Miles Distinction 9.00 Spear Mirth 8 12 Scarlet Tiger II 8.11 Royal Lover 8.09 Shawford 8.05 Rendova 8.04 Blank Sepc 8.03 Cool Play 8.03 Jackpot 7.13 Entertainment
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      221 7 CAPITOL NEXT CHANGE j WHAT SECRETS DID THE WALLS 1 CONCEAL? THE IIAI»P\ WOULD t AMABET Ity request of our patrons SUNDAY TEA DANCE will be resumed from 19th September, FMB From 2 to 6 p.m. Two dance bands will be in attendance KATONG REST-HOUSE DRINK AND DINE AT OlTft
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    Fox's Horses In Good Trials
    449 8  -  DO BEST HALF-MILE AND FIVE by ALLAN LEWIS yuj m+m~ Lt.-Col. T. L. Fox's horses were outstanding at Bukit Timah this morning when No. 2 track was opened for fast work. The best of the morning was Stymie's half mile and Sunbeam's five fur= longs.
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    PLEADS GUILTY
    43 8 U.P. NEW YORK. Fri. Stephen Supina, former Airforee gunner, who bombed the United Nations headquarters with a stick of dynamite tied to a parachute, pleaded innocent today to a five-count Indictment wrier, he was arraigned before the Nassau County Court U.P.
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    NOVEMBER BABY
    53 8 Reuter. London. Fri. Princess Elizabeth expects to have her babu, which will be next to ne Mi line of succession, about the middle of November, it was disclosed tonight. The birth will take place at Buckingham Palace, London. The Princess is in excellent health and is resting, it
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    JOE IN RING AGAIN
    63 8 Reuter. NEW YORK. Fri.- World heavyweight champion Joe Louis announced today that he will defend his title at the Yankee Stadium next June against the winner of the Joe Baksi vs. Ezzard Charles contest to be held over 15 rounds at Madison Square Garden on Nov
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    19 Records Broken At Chinese Schools Sports
    795 8 Nineteen records were broken at the Seventh Annual Chinese Inter-School Sports in which 900 competitors, of both sex, from 55 Chinese primary and ndddle schools competed at Jalan Besai Stadium yesterday. Fifty-two events were run yesterday and today another 48 events will be
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    Saturday Show Round-Up CATHAY
    201 8  -  by OSWALD HENRY Film: *THE 14TH OLYMPIAD" (The Glory Of Sport, Rating: ATECHNICOLOUR documentary record of the 14v.h Olympiad held recently in London and St. Moritz, with the spotlight turned on the participants and the spectators. Full of interest and thrills, climaxed with the extinguishing of
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    CAPITOL
    162 8 Film: "SAIGON" Rating: FOR those who love hard nghting and a clash of wits, "Saigon" is just the kind of picture that will satisfy Alan Ladd again has Veronica Lake to play opposite him, and the two who teamed so well in "This Gun For Hire" put on even
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    REX
    174 8 Film: "LIVING IN A BIG WAY". Rating: IT'S a case of dancing In a big way, loving in a big way and laughing in a big way for Gene Kelly and Marie (The Body) McDonald in this postwar comedy, which incidentally provides Kelly with a vehicle for a come-back
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    139 8 Film: "The Voice I Turtle". Rating: Director Irving Rappei found a happy tv. Ronald Reagan and Ben Parker to play the Army Sergeant Bill I jobless actress Bally M in \an Druten's m a romantic mix-up that I with a week-end dab an up at the altar. Far from
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    ALHAMBRA
    165 8 Film: "A LI BAIiA KM THE FORTY THIEVI Rating: A PAGE from the A Nights comes to life in tin-, screen version ol an oft-to:! fable concerning the clever U Baba who stumbled upon th den of some thieves and :oum the 1-ey to fortune through thr magic words
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    MEMORIAL SERVICES
    62 8 AM Methodist Churetan Singapore wiil be 1 r r 1 nemorial service tomorrow* he late Bishop Edw jvho passed away in Wme»U on Tuesday. Speakers at the Straits <> aese Methodist Church Rev. Goh Hood Kenj Chan Bee and 111 ¥*j Rev. Thevathasan will .he Geylang Methodi.-t Own*
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      157 8 Church Services St. Andrew's Cathedral: 7 1 a.m. Holy Communion 8 a.m. Choral Eucharist 10.30 a.m. Matins followed by Holy Communion at 11.15 a.m. and 5.30 j p.m. Evensong. St. Paul's Church, Upper Serangoon 8 a.m. Holy Com- j munion, and 5.30 p.m. Evensong. St Hilda's Church Katong: 8 a.m.
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      144 8 Katong: 1.30 p.m.: Short Street (Tamil): 9.30 a.m. Tamil Methodist Church 1 1 Short Street Sunday Schoo! iat 8.30 a.m.: Morning Worship Ser vice at 9.30 a.m.: i Preacher Rev. C. B. Paul. j Bethesda Br as Basah Road 8.30 a.m., 2.30 p.m. and 6.30 1 p.m. Singapore Community Church,
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