Malaya Tribune, 25 September 1948

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    Masthead
    59 1 The Malaya Tribune BY TIIE PEOPLE FOR TIIE PEOPLE larger Sales than any Afternoon Paper in Malaya Printing Bimu.lt********** Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh Penang Telegrams: "Tribune Spore." Telephone: 5811 (9 lines) EIGHT PAGES SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1948 PRICE TEN CENTS THE MALAYA TRIBUNE London Agents—Messrs. Colin Turner Ltd., Talbot Bouse,
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    U.N.O. STANDS UP TO RUSSIANS
    295 1 Now They Wait For Vishinsky U.P. PARIS, Fri —The United Nations General Assembly brushed aside vigorous protests from the Soviet bloc today and agreed to a hill debate «1 68 international issues, most of them dealing with the East-West cold war. Stil] beli;?erent. the Russian
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    A PRINCE STEPS DOWN
    62 1 from the Siamese Army Dakota which Singapore is H.R.H. Prince Chumbhot. The ■<■ m ill rd'Uj with his sister. Princess Strirma Prince Acharadir and a large retinue of ltd officials "j the Siamese Royal Houseto *hpertinent from Bangkok', The port:/ are on their bring back tin
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    FIRST ATOM POWER PLANT
    105 1 U.P. RK, Sat. —It was annudnced today unction of the first atomic power ry will bepin this fall on a 4,900- re tract near here. Uomic Energy •on said the plant will metric power from an experi- 11 wi n <* P">is < xpected to date
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    MONEY SPINNER
    35 1 U.P. NEW YORK, Saturday. —I Sir Laurence Olivier's film of Henry V has grossed more than $3,900,000 in the United i States and Canada since its opening in April last year j ri>
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    Marshall, Bevin Meet
    197 1 U.P. PARIS, Friday. Secretary of State Mai shall conferred again today with British Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin on the Berlin crisis, while the United Nations General Assembly heard a demand to outlaw war. Marshall's talk with Bevin was their first since the British Foreign Secretary returned from
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    Have You Lost A Ring?
    107 1 Seven rings and two watches •ire in the hands of the Singa)Ore Police, who have good reason to believe that they have r>cen stolen, but cannot trace the owners. If YOU have lost or hays been robbed of 8 ring or a wristv/atch befoie July
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    SHE RAN UP A BILL OF £116—CHARGED
    52 1 U.P. LONDON. Sat —Babara Elizabeth Parent. 38, a minkbreeder from Montreal, Canada, was remanded today for further hearing on Sept. 28 on charges that she ran up a bill of £116 sterling at Mayfair Hotel. "1 was trying to get home." she said.
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    THE TIGHT
    36 1 NEW YORK. Sat.- The Wail Street Journal says editorially that the "British pound sterbng is not going to become freely exchangeable money for a long time British trade will coninue on the barter basis
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    They Like It Wet
    140 1  -  (By Alan Lewis) F or informution of racegoers, if the track today is wet, these horses ha\e run well under such conditions:— Race 1. Haydee, Ylarcori, Hunter's* Call, Jininiy. Golden Grove and Skittais. Race 2. Rochdale, Red Ted, Courtesan. Sil er Lining. Race 3. Lady Hampton,
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    CHILD-BRIDE STRANGLED
    34 1 U.P. GREENVILLE. Kentucky. Friday. Raymond Ellison. 37, has been sentenced to the electric chair for strangling his 12-year-old bride Imogen. It took the jury only 20 minutes to find him guilty.- U.P.
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    THIS GUARDS MARCH OFF
    70 1 Men ~f the Beota rind Coldstream Ommrda, bound hn Mai aye., march through London >.n then- way to Waterloo Station where then mtrained tor Southampton. The men wiU augment the force* hen and help the fight against terroritta in the Ft aeration, hit tun states wive*
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    REDS LOSE TWO AND GAIN ONE
    232 1 U.P. BATA V I A. Sat. —Republican Government troops have reoccupied Walikoekoen and Sarangan to the west of Communist-held Madr;n in a fourda v old drive, according to Antara. Ngawi. 23 mdes northwest, however, has fallen to the Reds following daylong fighting on Wednesday.
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    For Truman
    42 1 Reuter. NEW YORK. Fri lay.—Representative William L. Dawson (Democrat, Illinois) said today that "reports indicate that more Negroes will vote for Harry S. Truman for President than have ever voted the Democratic ticket in the history of this nation.' —Reuter.
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    ONLY ONE
    29 1 A Chinese was the only per son ar rested in Singapore under the Emergency Regulations, yesterday. The total of Emergency Regulations arrests in Singapore is now 288.
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    PAID PRICE
    75 1 jn.st one mora bandit who paid the price for his fatty on th( gallows. Tan Ah Seng ID is arrested carrying a revotver and ammunition Trial and convicted under the Emergency Rf nidations. he wan hanged at the Johert Bahru Prison this neck Others to die similarly were
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    110 GO HOME
    63 1 Only $6,050 has been spent this year on repatriation out of the $7 million Indian Immigration Fund. The money was spent on tire repatriation of 110 Indian labourers during the period January to August. Labourers with more than ten years service in this cojutry. either employed on
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    25 CAME BACK
    27 1 U.P. TEL AVIV, Sat: Twentysix Sternist prisoners escaped trom the prison here last night. All but one were recaptured tt short time later. -U.P.
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    The Jealous Husband
    45 1 U.P. BIRMINGHAM, Sat: Hen ry Rayner, 32, an actor, wa said in court to have dumpci all the clothing of his wife', lover into a filled bath-tub, be cause he allegedly said that ht wanted "to cool them off a bit.' U.P.
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    The Angry Landlord
    51 1 U.P. LONDON. Sat: Mrs. J Skeats has had her rent reduced rfter she told the London Rent Tribunal that her landlord, an gered at her complaints, too* ler bed away, nailed up thwindows, cut off the water an< lights, and smeared her clothe < line with candle
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    EXECUTED
    37 1 SHANGHAI. Sat. Wang j Chun-cheh, a prominent Shao 0 j hai businessman with exten«ive trade connections in the United States, died before a firing squad "his afternoon for economic sabotage. He had dealings in foreign exenange.
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    Changi Gets A New Boss
    137 1 (Tribune Stuff Reporter) Changi Convict Prison has a new superintendent. He is Mr. Andrew Clow. OBE, BEM who has been seconded for service m Singapore from Palestine by the Secretary of State for the Colonies. Superintendent Clc*v arrived here last month. He was Asst. Supeiintendent
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    STOP PRESS REDS CLAIM CITY
    32 1 Reuter. Chinese Communist ra-Uo report*, that Communist lorces have captured Tsinan, Shantung provincial cap'tal and that all Government troops in the city wen* "wio. j i out."—Reuter
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    Money Down The Drain....
    103 2 KUALA LUMPUR. TO day.—A member of the Malayan Association speaking at a meeting of the Association held leeently, remarked that the pamphlet entitled 'Why income Tax"" published b> Public Relations ment wan a waste of public money. Enquiries as to the purpose of the pamphlet revealed
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    200 LEGAL TUs LEFT IN FEDERATION
    148 2 Thr Federation has about 200 Haw abiding trade unions lett after the official cican-up which counted out 61 unions recently. rhere ia a strong move afoot ia the Federation to get labour reorganised on constitutional union Lines, Mr. Tohn Brazier. Trade Union Adviser for
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    NEGRI YOUTHS SEEK HELP
    66 2 Negri Sembilan UMNO youths, at a recent meeting in Seremban, the State capital, decided to seek Government help to strengthen kampong defence organisation in the State. The meeting proposed that all able-bodied youths be trained in the use of firearms unde; expert local police guidance so
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    AGED ADDICT GOT ONLY S.I.
    66 2 Wan Ah Lin. a woman oi 'sixty-three, was found guilty of possession of liquor ana possession of a still. She was fined $150 or one month simple imprisonment o n the first charge and $6GP or three months' simple Imprisonment on the second The Magistrate.
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    Seven Shots Fired, One Grazed Leg
    254 2 > A Chinese. Tan S'vee Leng.. suddenly heard seven shot. fired towards him when he was in his house at 72. Johore j Road, yesterday. I One of the bullets grazed his left kg and penetrated throug I left leg and penetrated through the
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    Court Told Of Assault On Woman
    154 2 A woman was beaten up because her husband failed to pay a certain compensation to three Chinese youths. Chia Kirn Soon. Chua Ah Kwa. Tan Ah Soy came up in the First District Court yesterday facing a charge of intimidation and causing grevious hurt
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    PASSENGER CARRYING IN LORRIES TO STOP
    108 2 The Singapore l&unicipality will soon consider the prohibition of carrying persons in private lorries. Municipal law permitted it from 1945 on DCCOUBt of the shortage of public transports. Mr. W. L. Blythe, Deputy President, who was examining the state of pn' 'ie transport only
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    RADIO THIEF CONVICTED
    52 2 The two radios which Lconjr had taken was tot.illy valued at $806. Leong, pleading guilty to all chai ges, wa s sentenced to iou r months' r .i- on the first charge, and three months' r.i. on the second and, third charge. The sentences ar e to
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    BANKRUPT DISCHARGED
    50 2 An Indian. D. Mohamed I Hussain was granted a disI charge from bankruptcy by the Acting Chief Justice < Mr. Justice Gordon-Smith) in the Singapore bankruptcy Court yesterday. Mr. D. H. Chapman. Assistant Official Assignee, informed the court that the Official Assignee had no objection to the bankrupt's
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    Grenade Threat By Dragon Men
    440 2 "OUR POLICY IS POLITENESS" A warning sent by the Singapore oranch of the A "Red Dragon" secret society to a CWnOjC kay, threatened him that if he reported to the poiice they would attack him with hand-grenades and then send men to kill him. The
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    An M.P. Asks About Malaya
    222 2 U.P. LONDON. Friday. waivci Fletcher M.P.. Tory expert on Malaya, tonight accused th. Government of too much com placency in the early stages of the wars on terrorism. Fletcher asked: WHY had there not been a round-up of arms and dangerous men? WAS Force 136
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    'GIRL PAID TO BE KIDNAPPED'
    53 2 M. Karupiah told the First District Court that a 14-year-old Indian girl. Retnam Bal. gave him $40 to take hcT away from her parents. Karupiah, charged with kidnapping, claimed trial. He was allowed bail of $500 in two sureties. The case was fixed for hearing
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    ALLEGED MONOPOLY
    30 2 U.P. NEW YORK, Sat —The lustice Department opened proceedings today to force the Aluminium Company of America to give up its alleged monopoly of the nation's aluminium industry.—U.P.
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    TRADE VALUES SOAR
    362 3 Peak Figure May Be Doubled imports of finished good* for the first ball of this year reached 80 per cent of the total imports for last year. Food, drink and tobacco accounted for one third of the imports. Imports of raw materials also showed a big increase
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    Peons Hit By High Costs
    80 3 Kit by the piestnt high cost jof living, five peons, me-nbei of the Kedah-PerlLs brunch ol I the All-Malaya Junior Service Association, resigned recently in Alor Star. Kedah. The Secretary of the Association.. Inche Johr.ri Hoji Sallch. said. "They are aii tamily-men and they had
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    Income Tax – A Mask?
    95 3 Income Tax A Mask? Income Tax provides a means of increased taxation wfiich might mask the need to overhaul the operations of Government and the cost of administration This cost has steadily increased with the now generous conditions in Government service and the pact ivith which controls and more controls
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    BUS COMPANY LOST $190,000
    503 3 Kwang Ah Piong, managing partner of Thong Siong Bus Co.. j tclii the Acting Chief Justice. I Mr. Justice Gordon-Smith, yesterday that the company's liabilities, totalling approximately $190,000, were due to borrowing to meet losses resulting from competition with another bus company. Kwang. who was examined
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    SWITCH OFF THAT LIGHT
    176 3 THERE would be no necessity for blackouts in Singapore it all if the 35.000 consumer' would switch off two 60-watt lamps between 6 and 10 o'clock every nirjht. Mr. W. L. Blythe. Deputy Municipal President, said so in the course of his presidential remarks at yesterday's
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      485 3 BODY-BUILDING made easy■ interesting through expert tuition of Prof. Alsagcff, 348, Market Street, Singapore. j (X.635) SPECIAL PIANO Tuitions. LiCarn rapid method to be accomplished pianist. Excellent opportunities for beginners and advanced pupils. Special moderate charges for School chil dren. Apply R. J. Gabriel of the Trinity College of Music
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      457 3 I EDUCATIONAL Learn Chinese in the SINGAPORE CHIMESE MAXI DARIN SCHOOL. 122. Prinscp j Street, Singapore, Telephone 0881. New Class for absolut beginners (Explanations in English) commencing October Ist. 1948. Tuesdays Friday*? —7.15 p.m. to 8.45 p.m. Clase Teacher, Prof. Liv Chiang. M.A. Ph.D. Vacancies also in other 20 classes
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    LET'S FACE IT
    218 4 MR. A. V. ALEXANDER, Britain's Defence Minister, announces plans to prepare the mother country for an emergency. In plain words, the British Cabinet feel that we are now on the brink of war, and we must be ready if it conies. No one wants war, least of
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    BE PREPARED
    140 4 IjUTIAT is our position here in South East Asia 7 The tides of war will not take long to wash our shores. We are already feeling the first ripples. Th? breakwaters must be built at top speed. The steady darkening of the European scene must urge us forward
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    COLD STORAGE
    169 4 QUESTIONS are being asked about Govern ment's order to freeze the funds of suspect trade unions which have now gone underground The order was made on August 19 and ta bled at the Singapore Legislative Council on September 14. Can anybody tell us anything about the frozen funds?
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    Modern Aesop
    870 4 Over 2,000 years ago a slave amused angered the citizens Greece with his stories about animals. Today these stories of Aesop come to life on the screen with live-animals as actors. AESOP'S Fables preA sented as motionpicture fact, not storybook fancy, is a current project in children's education.
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    DEBTOR BILL
    308 4 LACK OF DILIGENCE. SIR. After reading the report of the Select Committee on the •Debtor and Creditor (Occupation) Bill. 1948", I must ask for the clarification of one question which failed to have the attention of the Select Committee. It was decided to recommend that the date of
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    POSTBAG
    333 4 N. MRHERVAN SINGH. SIR. The undue prominence given to British competitors in the film of the Olympic (lames deserves criticism. The frequent close-ups of the Australian, Canadian and British contingents marching past the King, in contrast with the long distance flashes of Indian and other Asian contingents. :;mells of
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    SATURDAY SCIENCE FEATURE Anti-Germ Drugs In Tears. Tomatoes, Microbes
    1265 5  -  By JANb STAFFORD Science Service Medical Writer. BR sulfa drugs, penicil- treptomycin what omes next in medicine's war against germs? eases remain un- d. Among them ate a les, such as the cold, influenza. Infantile psralysls, and yeasts and the .in
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    Useful Pariah
    86 5 .By Science Service), ancient casts ays- tgn tv the pariahs or it low and mental jobs. At the same lime, though, these ar#- necessary social functions, however, dirty and I deful they may be. So it is also with the pariah They are lield in low pois a.rd
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    LATEST MACHINES, GADGETS
    392 5 A turn in m m linings for household skillets and baking pans are discarded after a single use and save the drudgery of scouring out the used utensil. The shaped linings, made in sizes to fit standard skillets, are of n?n-absorbent, noninflammable, highly burnished aluminum foil. Sample
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    YOU CAN PREDICT MARITAL HAPPINESS
    459 5 I By Science Scrvic< Now that summer with its large crop of la almost over, speculations Is high as to how happily married Johnny and Mary Will he after they come out of the (loads. You may he able to make a sound prediction If
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    ARTIFICIAL EAR HEARS THE "INAUDIBLE"
    255 5 (By Science S< i Vice) IT doesn't look lUa an > ir end it doesn't replace sn > or; yet as artificial %r > > isures hearing b>;ttr (Inn any human am Since no two people alike, precision hearing aide cannot be* tested on human
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      575 6 SITUATION VACANT Vacancy For Captain Application, are Invited for the post of Captain I In the Marine Service of the Malayan Railway. Candidates should be nol more than 35 years of age, ami must possess the a Master of a Local Trade ship under 75 tons. Present salary appointment Is
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      329 6 NOTICE SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY Tenders are again invited for the supply of Dog Badges for the year 1949. A specimen badge may be inspected at the Office of the Municipal Veterinary Surgeon. 40 Kam pong Java Road, between 9.30 a.m. and 4 p.m. mm week-days (1 p.m. on Saturdays). Tenders with
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    Penang Eurasians v. Europeans.
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    Latest Tips From Stables For Today
    404 7  -  Bv ALLAN LEWIS r\IKn li »v> rain fell this morning at Bukit Tir• ih. v.:ipii tlie only track work of note was dune I) horses with engagements today. None of tlu* Cup runners was seen out. ,:na this morning was still good and unheavy
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    TRIBUNE SELECTIONS
    119 7  -  (By ALLAN LFWIS) Race 1. JIMMY Happy Las.s Astivel Race 2. SILVER LINING Skystreak Courtesan Race 3. MASCOTTE Lady Hampton Little Beau Race 4. GENONIAN Yutoi Sunbeam II Race 5. ROYAL BOROI'GH Purple Knight Bow Legs Race 0. ECLIPTIC Leoda Baron ■ace 7. GOLD MEDA! I IST Flashed
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    Today's Race Card
    817 7 The following is the card for today's racing at Bukit Timah: RACE ONE—2.OO p.m. Horses, Class 2, Div. 4, 6 Furs. 0 0 0 Haydce 900 Jones (Davies) 0 0 3 Marcori 8.13 Turner (Martin) 0 12 Happy Lass 8.13 Woods (Fox> 00 0 Hunter s Call
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    Flores Gets K. O. in 10th
    983 7 U.P.-Reuter. Ike Keeps Title IK lv tsMMBi Nen Vork I "day. I** Williams retained his world lightweight championship title when he knocked out Jesse Flores, the contender, m the 16th round of their fight M the Yankee Stadium here last night. Flores went down
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    KIWI SOCCER
    15 7 Thp Kiwi Members' League will hold soccer practices at Farrar Park on Mondays.
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    WIFE TALKS TO CITY OF DEATH
    370 8 Husband Leads Fight To End U.P. NWRING, Saturday mornine—A wife sits day and nifbt In the radio room of Military Head quarters her.- keeping In constant louctt yvitn her husband Commander Wane Yao Wu, who, with hvs men is locked In a light to
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    STRIKE STOPS PARIS
    159 8 U.P. PARIS, Friday, ah subway and bus workers walked out on a in.--(lav strike in Paris to- da» paralysing the city's transport during tin- United General Assembly, and forcing m mv factories to close. Tiie United Nations Secretariat arranged special buses to cany United Nations officials and
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    Today's Shuttle Championships
    216 8 Two women veterans, Mrs. L. 11. Pennefathcr and Mi Chlooh Hiok Chor, will figure in one of the two semi-final ties of tiie women's open Singles championship of Singapore to be played at the Clerical Union Hall, Rangoon Hall this afternoon starting at 2.15 p.m. In the
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    BRITAIN'S FOOD: "LITTLE HOPE"
    48 8 U.P. LONDON, Saturday. In the Commons, by Dr. Edith Summerskill (Parliamentary Becreiary of the Food Ministry) said there was little hop' 1 fOf improvement in food imports from "dollar countries." Government, she said. WU .still trying to get foods instead from soft currency areas.-—U.P.
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    THE ONI GOES TO TOWN
    21 8 The Oni of N/e spiritual rater of 3,200 Yorubaa im Hiberia, on a visit to London
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    Free Sterling—"No Hope"
    175 8 U.P. NEW YORK. Friday. The Wail Street Journal declared today that the "British pound sterling is not going to become freely exchangeable money for a long time. British trade will continue on the barter bards. "Sit Stafford Cripps has predicted that the pound will not be freely
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    BRITAIN'S NEW GUARDIAN
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    Gent Plane Was Circling At 5,000 Ft.
    364 8 Reuter. LONDON. Fri. —A crew who did not normally lly passenger-planes manned the R«#yal Air Fore Transport aircraft in which Sir Edwaid Gent, High Commissioner for haalaya, wits kill h\ his! Tuiy, it was revealed at trie crash inquiry today. Tlu plane colluh
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    PAY-YOUR-FINE AS YOU RIDE
    71 8 U.P. j SHANGHAI, Sat.—The cit\' I pedicabs have added the price jof law breaking to their char- ges for pedalling custor.iets 1 throuph Shanghai's jammed streets. Overnight tic cycle jockey have increased their minimum i charge from an average three? centt, CiS) to live cents. Explanation:
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    ATTLEE ACCUSES
    44 8 U.P. LONDON. Bat.—Mr. Attlce (Premier) yesterday accused Coasei vativp Party leaders oi "fantastic and ii responsible misrepresentation" abroad o; Britain's present condition, lb aid the success < the Laboui Government's programme "hn given a great load to the test of democratic Europe." U.P.
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    Carrots Get 1st Place
    98 8 U.P. NEW YORK. Friday—Car rots turned up today as the favourite vegetable of boys and girls btt.vcen 10 ana 16. Potatoes ran second. placed spinach third, but girls rated it fourth. Ice cr p am won easily as the favouiite desert. Movies were the favourite entertainment.
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    44 8 1) E A I II >7k. J. C KORI Tilt formerly of the Electricity Departme.it. Singapore Municipality, on Sept. 15, 1948 at his home in hattannur, Travaneore. He j leaves behind his wife and daughter, father and five I thers, lo mourn his loss.
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    GYPSY KING IS CROWNED
    54 8 U.P. TURIN. Saturday year-old Yugoslav Koselchi wa s crowns King, last nigh, a a convention attended b y sies from witter! tnd 2 [via. Yugoslavia and Hungary. the royal created six moniiu a the of the The gypsies late, dan* around the tiny Carbiglia. Twen i
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