Malaya Tribune, 30 September 1948

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    61 1 The Malaya Tribune BY THE PEOPLE FOR THE PEOPLE Larger Sales than any Afternoon Paper in Malaya Prinftny fiimulfan&ouaiy Kuala Lum/ivr, lpnh do Penang Jtlryrumn: "'l'ltounr. Kpure." Telephone: 5811 t» «n*«) EIGHT PAGES SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1948 PRICE TEN CENTS THE MALAYA TRIBUNE London Agents Messrs. Colin Turner Ltd.,
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    U.S. TO JOIN UNION DEFENCE PACT M(W$& named head ofWwestern Europe military committee
    341 1 Reuter U.P. v Iti- Defence Ministers of the Western I'nion are making I i ress in their plan for a common front against Russia. tooK steps to bring tho United States into heir o anno;tnc?d the appointment
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    'ALERT' ORDER DENIED
    44 1 U.P. Paris. Wednesday. Brig Gen C. K. Gniky. chief ol stalf of General Lucius Clay officially denied tonight that American civilians In Berlin had been alerted to have itchy. Qen. Oalley said: "Ther. liu> been nothing like that at all." U.P.
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    RELEASED
    21 1 JERUSALEM. Wednesdaj William George Hawkins one ot two Britons accused ol espionage, was freed by Jerusalem District Court this afternoon.
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    Nurses want new scheme
    63 1 It Jovoi nmrnt Hospital have sent a petition V. Cowgill, the Joint I 'onimissioo Orlict i. a bettei salaiy ion was signed by entatives of about who UMUUlMfd Singapore Nurses III married nurses out .1 in Singapoi. lospitals also m* i petition for alteration iteii conditions
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    C.I.D. MAKE 40 ARRESTS
    55 1 '"••ty-foui Chinese, including women, were arrested in a "t gambling raids carried Uv < i.i». last night. I i 1 si t< ai rested two u tii«- allegations of nil., i i,t mi unlawful 11 »•»!»< n urei an »-ste«l the i .in. gency Kegula- tost
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    32 1 "V* Wed. Bulgaria Wa x r ,!l f r. atked the ,v Council to postpone S?^ ra l t on 'ts request for the UNP, while n ;i '>- applied tor admission.
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    Big 3 Send In Demand To U.N.O.
    168 1 PARIS. Wed.- Britain. Franco and the United States today made their joint demand f>r the Berlin dispute to bĕ heard by the Security Council as a threat to international peace" in joint notes handed to Secretary General Trygw Lie. The Western powers laid
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    Stop Phone Gossip Plea
    69 1 Buenos Aires. Wed. The j Argentine government has appealed to the people of Buenoe Aires to cut out one of their favourite pastimes gossiping on the telephone. The capital's telephone system, formerly owned by United States interests but now the property of the ArgenI tine government,
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    £450,000 Order
    52 1 Reuter. IPSWICH, Wednesday. A £450..000 order fcr machinery .vas placed today by the Pakis tan Government with the Ipswich Arm of Ransoms and Rapier. Ltd.. for gates and operating gear required for 'the Kotri barrage and canais. Kotri is five miles from Hyderabad city in ihe pro vince
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    BRITON HELD
    37 1 Buenos Aires. Wed. Mr. I Geoffrey Brooke Taylor, 52-year-old British businessman. was arrested by political security police tonight after the alleged discovery of a case of arms and 1.000 rounds of ammunition in his office.
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    He Needs YOUR Help
    43 1 This homeless starving child of llengyang, Hunan, is onl\ one of the millions of starving children who will henelit from your contributions to th* I nited Nations *i hi'dren's Ifcrrj appeal. The fund was launched In Singapore Ihli morning.
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    Java Bans Speedboats
    227 1 Fast motorboats are banned in certain maritime areas of Indonesia. A spokesman of the NetherSingapore told the Tribune thai this measure has been taken to put a stop to the aemilggling that hail been going on for some tune with the use of high-powered craft. The Indonesian
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    MckERRON MEETS 3 OLD MEN
    62 1 COLONIAL Secretary P. A B. McKer ron. visiting Pasn Panjang Village yesterday, was introduced to three residents whose ages totalled 272 years. They are Tok Senin bin Puteh. a Government pensioner who claims to be 117; Said bin Batin. 80; and Ong Choon Kiew. 75.
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    Spies to Die
    22 1 Prague. Wed. Two Czech Army sergeants have been sen fenced to death as spies for ar; unidentified Western Power-.
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    22 DIE IN BLAZE AT FIREMEN'S DANCE
    73 1 U.P. Warsaw, Weds. Twentytwo people died In a fire at Osuehow, near here, when they were trapped at a dance sponsored by the local Are brigade on Monday night. Thirty others were sent to hospital, they said. The dance was held on the
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    Stage Set For UN's Greatest Duel
    368 1 PARIS, Weils. —Sending the Ker'in crisis to the Security Council today set the stage tor Ihe Council's greatest duel —for. in this ease, propaganda is all the Council can do. Russia will sure use its veto to keep the Council from i.eting. Here is
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    Soviet loses first round
    310 1 Reuter and U.P. PARIS, Weds—Against strong Soviet opposition the Political Committee of the General Assembly decided last night to debate the Eai I West deadlock In the Atomic Energy Commis sion before the new soviet, proposals for the one-third disarmament by the Big Five and prohibition
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    Post In U.S. for Ritchie
    51 1 General Sir Neil Ritchie, C-in-C, FARELF, has been appointed C hairman of the British Joint Services Mission and Commander of the Joint Services Mission in Washington, with etfect from July next. Gen. Ritchie will be succeeded by Lt.-Gen. Sir John Harding GOC-in-C, Southern Command. I
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    STOP PRESS MUSO FLEES
    63 1 Reuter. is VT A VIA, Weds Muso, I he Indonesian Communist has left .Madiun, the "revolutionary capital" in Eastern <«ava, now being attacked by RepubUcan Government troops, a Republican Government communique stated tonight. liic communion*- added i*>»t a!l r***»Vi k»A »-en driven out of Magetan, IS
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    3 BANDITS KILLED
    47 1 SEGAMAT, Today.—Police killed X bandits uho broke lose and attacked police escort at Johore Labis Estate while en route to Labis Police Station yesterday. One of the bandits was Chong Choi, notorious leader who commanded terrorists in the Iteknk area. A fourth terrorist escaped.
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    Officer Flown From U.K. To Give Evidence
    795 2 SQUADRON leader Tompkin* of the R.A.F. was specially flmvn here from th* United Kingdom to give evidence of ownership of the R.A.F. vehicles stolen from the airstrip at l'aya Lebar. The Crown Prosecutor Chief inspector C. W. Such, sai l in I the
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    JAP TANKER CALLS HERE
    100 2 The first Japanese oil tanker I manned by a Japanese crew o I return to Japan from' Bahrem I called at Singapore yesterday f0, T h rvcsse. is the XO2O Mithu is carrying a caij," vi for Japanese industry. a few months ago. about half a
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    Jail Term For Capt. Cook
    386 2 rim,lf A. R. Cook. (25). a Provost officer in Singapore, was found guhty by a General Court Martial yesterday 0. two charges of fraudulent misapplication of funds from An mprcst account and ordered to be cashiered and also to serve a prison term of six
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    AW HAW RETURNING TO REFUTE CHARGES
    70 2 SHANGHAI. Wed. Aw Haw, third son of the Singapore "Tig•i Balm King," Aw Boon Haw. has telegraphed the Shanghai office of the Tiger Balm Com- pany saying that he was returning to Shanghai from Hongkong on or about October 2 to refute the charges
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    General To Open School Ground
    95 2 Major-Gencial Deimott Dunlop, the G.0.C., Singapore District, will officially open St. Joseph's Institute and St. Anthony's Boys' Schools' playing field at Bras Basah Road tomorrow. The official opening will be followed by a soccer match between the combined St. Joseph's and St. Anthony's XI and
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    CALLS SUPPORT FOR STUDENT SERVICE
    70 2 Mr. Gwe,. Oh Long of the international Student Service. Malaya, appealed to Singapore Rotarians yesterday im their support, and encourage ment to the Service. He said that the Malayan I ISS. during its brief existence. I has had two significant achievements: 1 l.—Compilation ol a
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    2 Post Office Burglaries
    50 2 Two post offices were burgled last year—Geylang Road sub-post office in Singapore, and Kluang post office in Johore. At Geylang Road, two new office bicycles, one raincoat UHj one tunic were stolen. At Kluang, five registered articles, six parcels and some or dinary correspondence were lost.
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    BOY DROWNS
    27 2 A 3-year-old Chinese boy. Tan Ah Poh. who went out swimming with his friend. 1 near East Reclamation otl Tanjong Pagar. was drownen yesterday evening.
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      330 2 On Your Radio Today BLUE NETWORK p.m. Signature 7une. Opening j MALAY ENGLISH Announcement Programme. i>piu im\l\H\ Summary in Mandarin, 12.03 PROGRAMMES Teochew Guakang programme. 10.55 a.m. to 12.00 noon 12 30 OB Southern Hotel Roof English Schools Broadcast, 1.00 Garden. 1.00 News in Mandarin, p.m. Luncheon music by Arno
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    JAP PICTURES FACE STRIKT
    44 3 The Japan roKi" inoUoo picture I UC d a "strike gorse" U lo nr o\ r" this afterighout the fti i tsorkmpany in th manage- for a nation- ,ni strike from Oct.; nt t failed to v ith the dis-
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    S'PORE NURSES ASK FOR BETTER DEAL
    77 3 (Tribune Staff Reporter) QINGAPORE'S Florenc2 Nightingales are on the warpath. Cause of trouble is the new salary scheme which they consider unsatisfactory. Aiming at getting a cettsr deal, the Nurses Association has written to the Joint Salaries Commission Officer, Mr. J. V. Cowgill, seeking
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    U Pro mo Hons Speed Up Demanded
    494 3 Association which represents the unmarried rirteT letter from tho nurses, reacts: "We beg to bring forward fOl your consideration th^ lowing hardship:-, and anomalies that exist in the ■alary scale recently approved for nurses. "We accept, without pre u'dice, the scale of .<4O
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    II Protest Against Marriage Bar
    555 3 j^ T UMBER 2 letter, from the married nurses, states: "Wo the married Nurses irl the Government Medical Sri vice beg to bring *he fol-"-ine: to your notice and c nsidcration. "We cannot understand «vhy the Government Medical S'-ivice regulations governin;: employment and conditions of
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    'Smash Speculators' Campaign Is On
    134 3 The first food advisory panel—consisting of Singapore fruit and vegetable importers and wholesalers—has been formed by Government. The panel is part of the Food Control Department plan to smash speculators in imported foodstuffs, and so end shortages and reduce prices. M:. A. D. Butler-Madden I
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    Mr. Wu tells a secret
    224 3 4 YEARS' FOOD FROM 3 YEARS TOIL Reuter—AAP. Nanking. Wed. A former "Communist Labour Hero" last night icvealed that the Chinese Communists had successfully solved the proolem of feeding their arm-'d lorces through the general piactice of a plan which cailed for "three years farming
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    COUNCIL FOR PRISON ISLAND
    83 3 Reuter. .Ww Delhi. Wed. Chaki.ivarti Rajagopalachari. Governor 3ex_eral ot India, has decided :o set up an advisory council for Andaman Islands in the Bay of Bengal which were for- FO years a penal settlement, it was announced here today. The advisory council will advise the Chief
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    To Be Expelled As Scheduled
    61 3 Reuter. AMSTERDAM. Wed. Dr. Louis Beel. Dutch Government representative in Indonesia, arrived here from Batavia last night sooner than he had planned because of the development in Indonesia. In reply to a question, he s; id the expulsion of 32 Republican officials from Batavia ordered
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    In Britain's Footsteps
    88 3 Reuter. THK HAGUP;. Wed. Mr. Mohammed Hashim. Pakistan i Development Minister, has sug- j gested to Dutch political circles I here that Holland should fix a date for granting Indonesia j complete independence, on the 'incs of Britain's withdrawal from India. Mr. Hashim was one of a
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    HEARD CRY UNDER WHEELS
    54 3 A lorry driver at Bukit Timah I toad yester day did not know he tad knocked down a thrcc-year-old Chinese boy until he heard him cry. The lorry was moving out of I stand at the sixth mile when the accident occurred. The child was rushed
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    PAKISTAN PLANS
    43 3 Reuter. KARACHI, Wed. The Pakistan Minister for Commerce and Industries, Fazlir Rahman, declared today that the Pakistan Government believed in planned economy as distinguished from nationalised industry. Pakistan Government's first efforts would be concentrated on expanding Pakistan's jute haling industry. Reuter.
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    ONE COUNTRY, THREE PEOPLE
    2218 4 An American Looks At Malaya No. I ANDREW ROTH, American journalist specialising in far Eastern Affairs was ashed by the Tribune for an impartial view of modem Malaya. Herĕ is the first of three articles in which he probes the past, present and future of this
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    PAUL SPAAK SPEAKS FOR US ALL
    282 4 DAUL Spaak, Foreign Minister of Belgium, r speaks Tor the small frightened nations of Europe. And his voice is the voice of a brave man. Standing in the General Assembly of the United Nations, he faces the Russian delegation, and declares: "Our policy is
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    SIAM ORDERS FRIDAY HOLIDAY
    135 5 Reuter. gANGKOK, Weils.—The Siamese Government has ordered the observance of Friday, the Muslim sibbath, as the official weekly holiday in tho four predominently Muslim districts of souther" Siam. This is one of the measures instituted by the Bangkok Government to pacify the Muslim community In these
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    Duke sends his congrats
    98 5 Reuter—AAP. P I 'i. I Hike «»t t ii a person- atuMtkm I r ed No. 87 I on K.A.A.F., I !u Cup for fteient sei vice the it.A AJT. states: "I knowledge tin ovei which ted out the sucwhich haw i ip, aruJ 1 UM
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    Marshall Plan For All-Asia Urged
    308 5 Reuter. YORK, Weds —A Marshall Plan for tli of Southeast Asia, ''bx'auss those itries have sufTered from ihe ravages ar and conquest by invaders.' was urged J. J. Singh, President of the India League rica, at a meeting in New York cornrating the third anniversary
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    TRAINING FOR "PAK" CREWS
    110 5 Reuter. Shannon. Airport, Eli re, Wed. Arrangements foi crew training facilities have been made between the recently formed PaJc Airways, a new Pakistan airline. and the American Trans-Ocean Airlines operating in the North Atiantic, it was annoanced here yesterday. Tne American Ann had placed a Skymaster
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    31 5 Reuter. CANTON. Wed. Reports reaching thin city in the last few days state that a cholera epidemic of great severity has broken out in the Bast River district of Waiyang. Reuter.
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    Siamese Women To Help The Kids
    203 5 Reuter. BANGKOK, Weris.—The Siamese Women's Association here will .soon launch a campaign for donations to the United Nations Aid for Children Fund. No target has been set but the Women's Association hopes to raise at least Tea. 10,000.000 (£280,000) in a 1-year drive. The
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    'Settle the bill' call to Russia
    80 5 Reuter. Washington. Wed. The United States has called upon Russia in a new note to lesume negotiations for settling its long overdue Lend-Lease account of $11,000,000,000. Officials disclosed tonight that the State Department had sent the note about two weeks ago to the Soviet
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    FORGED U.S. NOTES
    91 5 Reuter. Shanghai, Wed. More than $10,000 worth of counterfeit United States dollai notes were received by the Central Barm In the past tew days from people surrendering foreign currency holdings, it is learned today. Most of the forged greenbacks were |J0 and $00 denominations, but they were
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    DANCE TO AID "LAB" FUND
    96 5 The public axe reminded of the dance sponsored by the Ohnstian Brothers Old Boys' Association to be held at the I Victoria Memorial Hall tomerrow night in aid of the St Joseph's Institution Laboratoi y Fund. The Rt. Hon. Malcolm MacDonald and Mrs. Mac Donald
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    3 Bandits Pay The Price
    73 5 Three Millen-tooking bandits walked up Ihe gallows in thr Federation jails recently to pay the price of terrorism. Many more are due for that last walk as the forces of law and order bunt <<ut Malaya.-, bandits. The terrorists pictured above are (top to bottom)
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    "JINNAH HALL." FOR SINGAPORE
    39 5 Singapore is to have '"Jinnah Hall" in memory of the late Governor Oen< ral of Pa kistan. The EI ;a.pore Muslim Leagu has aectded to launch a ,4 Qttaid-( -A/am Memorial •und" for the purpose.
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    SACRIFICE CALL
    95 5 Reuter. Nankiny, Wed. The Kuomintany authorities yesterday called Upon ail its members to make .self sacrifices and contribute to the Party chest with the yoal set at 2.000.000 (fold yuan. The Party, which undo the constitution is no lonaer able to operate on Covernvwnt funds, pn.'.cribcd a one
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    AT FOREVER AMBER
    86 5 THE Cathay Theatre 1 threw a party on Tuesday night to mark the special premiere of "Forever Amber", that spectacular technicolour film adapted from the famous novel by Kathleen Windsor which created a great controversy in the States. Most of the elite of Singapore were there. Pictures
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    H.K. WOMEN CLAIM EQUAL PAY
    131 5 Reuter. HONGKONG, Wed. Chines" women civil servants in Hongkong- have petitioned the Government foi pay equal to that received by men doing the nunc type ot work. The petition was signed by about 30 women members of the Hongkong Chinese Civil Servants Association. In the
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    No Say For U.N In Seventy Colonies
    200 6 Reuter. PARIS. Wed. After two weeks' attempt at comp.om.se. the United Nations special 16-nation Committee en lcs day adopted, against Soviet opposition, a report to tne Oettcra Assembly containing proposals which strictly delimit the United Nations' role in the world's 70 colonial territories.
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    ILL-TREATMENT TO REFUGEES ALLEGED
    97 6 U.P. WASHINGTON. Wed. Four American army officer* arc under investigation on charges of ill-treating refugee? at the rehabilitation centre ->f Wurzburg. in Germany The Army said that preliminary investigation showed that some inmates at the Wurzburg centre "may hav< been ill-treated" in 1947 The inmates were
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    NO NEW BAN ON IMPORTED LUXURIES YET
    121 6 Reuter. SHANGHAI. Wed.-The Social Affairs Commissioner. Mr. Wu Kai-hsicn. told reporters last night that he had not received instructions from Nanking to enforce a ban on imported luxury articles. Mr. Wu said that a number of Chinese evening papers erroneously reported Oct. 1
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    FIREMEN BATTLE LALLANG BLAZE
    103 6 A big lallang fire, which spread to an area of about 20.000 square feet, broke out at Lyndhurst Road at 6 50 p.m yesterday. The timely arrival of tVe ct gines prevented flames from sheading to the neighbouring houses. The fire was nnaliy extinguished after an
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    Spore Treasury Bill Issue
    44 6 The Government of the Colony of Singapore will invite tenders for an issue of $9 millions by Treasury Bills on the 10th October, 1948, subject to the general conditions governing the issue and repayment of Colony of Singapore Treasury Bills.
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    LEGCO MEETING
    19 6 The Legislative Counci: will meet on Tuesday. Octoboi 19, in the Victoria Memorial Hall at 10 a.m.
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    Mad killer to be tried
    116 6 Reuter—AAP. TOKIO. Wed. Artist Badamichi Hhazawa. mild-man-nered, self-confessed murderer of 12 i n the Teikoku Bank robbery of January, will be formally indicated within tht next two days, according to police sources. It was said that cnougn evidence has been found in the past two
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    Philip On Half-Pay
    76 6 Reuter. LONDON. Wed. The Dime of Edinburgh. husband of Pnnccss Elizabeth, is to b* placed on ha If-pay at his own rcaucst which means he Is relieved of naval duties until King George and Queen Eliza betr return from the Australian tour they arc to make next
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    HYDERABAD'S CASE
    36 6 U.P. PARIS. Wed. -The removal of the Hyderabad case from the Security Council's agen id will be proposed by the Canadian delegate at the Council'l mx* session, according to the Chinese delegation. —U P
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    2 Appeals YOU must not forget
    187 6 Lest the people of Singapore forget, Mr. T. P. F. McNeice of the Social Welfare Department is reminding the public that there are two children's appeals launched here. He is particular that the public should not support one and forget the other. Both should
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    Gandhi Jayanthi Celebrations
    50 6 MALACCA. Wed. Prayers will form a special feature of this year's Gandhi Jayanthi Celebrations here. A two-day programme has been prepared by the Local Indian Congress. commencing witn a flag ceremony on Satutiay, followed by prayers. The programme will conclude with a mass rally on Sunday evening.
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    NESTLES' CHIEF DIES
    68 6 News ha been received )f the death on Sept. 28 <d Dr. Edouarj Muller. President of th e Nestl c Group of Companies, at Stamford. Connecticut. Dr Muller wa b on 1 visit to the Nestle Branch there. The offices of Nestle Anglo-Swiss Milk Products Ltd. in
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    JAP MINISTERS END SQUABBLE
    54 6 Reuter. TOKIO. VVcu. Aftor thr c weeks of wrangling and argument the Japanese Cabinet agreed on the revision of the national public service law to the satisfaction of three majot coalition parties. The chief bone of contention was the problem of collective bargaining. Laboui Minister, Kanju
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    Methodist Church Service Time
    25 6 The English Service at Lie ttraits Chinese Methodist Church. Kampong Kapoi will start at 530 p.m. from ni-xt Sunday, Oct. 3.
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    CHILDREN'S DAY
    24 6 The Lotus Club will be hold ing a "Children's Day" tomorrow to take place at S p.m. at No. I. Short Street.
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    Palestine: Delay Causes Alarm
    284 6 Reuter. PARIS, Weds.—Alarm vas expressed in some quarters here tonight at the decision of the United Nations Political Committee to put Palestine only third on its agenda, thus causing considerable delay in tackling this problem. Despite pleas by British. United States and other delegates that the
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    TO CLAIM TRIAL
    24 6 U.P. HOLLYWOOD. Wed. R> be t Mitchum will plead innoU»tit today when be comes into li" (Mint on nuieotie loupes P.
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    Easy Way To Quick Money Failed
    310 6 Two youths who worke<l money left the First District son terms —and also to take a out a plan to earn quick Court yesterday to begin priwhipplng. They are Henry Low. exRevenue Office, and Joseph Tan. a deportee from Hongkong. This is the story
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    Beyond Reach Of The Law
    43 6 E\\'i Lota Pdh, ut(i convicted In th Rank i lice Court on Sept 8%, charge of stealing 200 and mits belonginr w I Admiralty, dl j i n > He wa s t<» hav e toon settenced yestri la
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    Scoreless Draw In Padang Rugger
    263 7 iYING their first inter-team rugger fixture for P the Singapore Cricket Club "A" XV scoreless draw in a match played on ldan i yesterdsy. threes of both teams were hardly in the ,i It hough <he day was ideal for Ihreequarter mints! It w ;,s
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    Australian Quarter-Mile Star To Rest
    137 7 Australian Quarter -Mile Star To Rest I SYDNEY Wed Moiris Cut quarter-mile decided to give I P n racing for a season. I Returning to Australia from I mpic flaMff L he I Mrer ho might ,111 Sydney to That, however. !.i.-,t appealance I Australian Athletic I r. ts to
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    This Week's Wrestling
    117 7 bould be plenty of •al th Great Woi hi on Saturday when an yweight j• i ogi amme v nsi l attraction la Uh wailed match between I and tne brillia lt rtnroprao Kid Masque. has made a big bnpresm since his arrival in Urn and it
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    untitled Held To A Draw
    108 7 I v' ipore Hornets were I bockey draw I Khalaa Association at I I load grounti yesI hen they took to the I Brat time th s I nly contested I Ronnie La: lb L 1 m the Hornets' I t 'i r 1 accounts
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    More Weights For Penang Races
    177 7 '••.•lit.-, for w tm V., i r i( 1 |°ur races fot tl, «econd day rtiiti n IfrSP* Turt Clubs j 1 'w t, v 1. .V. Furs. 9.00 8.12 t 810 K| nv;„ H 8.10 Rinc 8)0 8.09 8.09 8.00 j h| ';'ht 8.09
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    Mansfield Win Tie Easily
    257 7 jyjANSFIELD Sports Club trounced Cable and Wireless by live games to nil when they met in the opening !ound of the Commercial Houses' Badminton Championships at the Clerical Cnior. Hall last night. Although well beaten. Cab'? and Wireless put up a bard stiuggle in every set
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    Wireless Soccer XI
    74 7 Th r Cable Wireless Football team to meet the Borneo Motors tomorrow at Fairer Park will be selected from Koh Ann Hoe. E. Rodrigucs (capt). R. Kesslar. Lim Yew Cheng. Thio Yuen Benf;. C. Thurasingham. Singaran. Ng Yew Wing. C K. de Souza D. Rozario. J. Rozario
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    JOCKEY CLUB STAKES
    56 7 Reuter. 1 ONDON, Wednesday. Th c probable runners and Jockeys for the Jockey Club Stak<... to be run over Ij miles at Newmarket tomorrow numberseven. They a:-*: Kingsmead. X Get hin; Fine Prospect, no jOC-ey: Boy Blue. S. Brht. Cadir. E. C. Elliott: Yoyo. Smith: Alycidon. D.
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    RUGGER DRAW
    28 7 The R. A. F. Seietar "A" XV hrlfi the Nco 6nofl Garrison team to a 6-6 point draw in. a rugger match played at Seletar, wesUrday.
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    DIADEM STAKES
    53 7 LONDON. Wednesday. Tiie former Indian champion sprinter. Combined Opera- ions, is among the seven final acceptors announced toda tor the Diadem Stakes. tc Hin over six fin longs at Ascot on Oct. 9 Th y others are: Djelal. Deli rum, Happy Kr.ight. The t Cobbler. Squanderbug and Falls
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    Saturday Cricket
    61 7 i The following are Invited to I torn up for the Christian Biothcrs' Old Boys' Assn. at cricket j against St. Joseph's Inst, on Saturday it the S.J.L. ground at 200 p.m.: Gerald Woodford, R. Perry, J. de Souza, D. Miller. W. Galistan, M. Leong, Seng Kirn, J.
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    CRIPPS AND untitled
    87 7 Reuter. LONDON, Tues. Sir Stafford Cripps, British Chancellor of the Exchequer, told the United States National Press Club tod ty that his country flatly opposed any devaluation of the sterling. He win supported by the International M on c t a r y Fund's managing director, Mr.
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    ALEX JANY MAY SWIM IN SINGAPORE
    191 7 THE; Singapore Chinese Swimming Club may 1 make an attempt to get French ace swimmer Alex Jany to take part in exhibition* here Ii the party of French aquatic and athletic stars who are going to Saigon passes througn Singapore. The French stars are
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    Island Club Stableford Competition
    228 7 The Men's September Stableroid competition played over the week-end resulted in J. *V. V. Eu (14) winning the "A" Division with a score of points, points. The "B" Division resulted in a tie between Lokc Wan Tho (20) and S. D. St. Clair (20) with scores
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    5rd SCAP LABOUR OFFICER QUITS
    40 7 U.P. TOKIO. Wed. A third member of General MacAjlhur'a labour division has resigned over disagreement witn UK* Supreme Commander's lahOUtf policy. He is Richard Deverall, foin.ei Education Director of thLnited Auto Workers" Union In Detroit—U.P.
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    Soccer Results
    32 7 Reuter. LONDON. Wed. Football results: INTER-LEAGUE MATCH (Played at Ibrox Park, Glasgow). Scottish League 5 Eire League L THIRD DIVISION (SOUTH) Bournemouth 1, Aldcrshot 0. Watford 1, Millwall 1. Reuter.
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    AAA Eliminate Police In Cup
    355 7 A.A.A. 5 Police 0 UOLICE went down badly to the Amicable Athletic Association in a first round Cup game at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. Superior in all departments, Three A's knocked the Police out of the Competition by a 5-nil victory. Three A's opened the
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    Golden Boy To Meet Welch Tomorrow
    248 7  -  By K.O. A* V being slaved for «bout a year, boxing fs»ns will see a revival of the professional side of the game at the Happy World Stadium tomorrow night. Mr. T. B. Lim is the new "Tex Ricard"... Depend- ing upon the response
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    The Long Trek To Wembley Starts
    340 7 Reuter. I ONDON, Wed.—The football season is only a few weeks old, but the long trek to Wembley in quest of the Football Association Cup has already begun with minor clubs taking part in the qualifying competition. The extra preliminary and preliminary rounds have
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    Wot No Longs!
    64 7 Reuter-AAP. SYDNEY, Wednesday— Many grade cricketers in Australia may have to play in shorts next season. ong cream trousers txrr hard to buy, because most nil'is are producing suitings considered more essential. Where they are available, some shopkeepers are giving preference to bowlers. The shopkeepers reason that
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    RUGBY RESULTS
    59 7 Reuter. LONDON, Wednesday. Rugby results: Rugby League: Leigh 12. Australians "-A. Lancashire Cup 2nd round: Sal ford 5 Wigan 18 League match: Bramley 11 Wakefield Trinity 11. Rugby Union: Bristol 9 Clifton 8. Cornwall 6 Police Union 3 Notts 6 Northampton 10 Plymouth Albion 12 Navy Engineering Col
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    REIFF SETS NEW WORLD RECORD
    49 7 Reuter. BRUSSELS. Wednesday. Gaston. ReifT. Belgium's champion runner and winner oi the Olympic 5.000 metre event, tonight ran 2.000 metres i n 5 mins. 7 sees. This beats by 4.8 sees, the world record standing to the credit of the Swede, Gundar Hacgg. Reuter.
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    Hockey Fans Will Miss Old Stars
    422 7  -  (By RAM PIARA [JOCKEY in Singapore during the past few days has been confined to practice games, trial matches and a handful of stray regular fixtures. It will take a f least a fortnight for ihe game to take momentum, because at least four
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    4 HORSES PROMOTED TO CL. ONE
    134 7 Four horses which did well in the last Singapore race meet have been promoted from Class 2 to 1. They arc, Bourke. Madasari, Brownsbay, and Diamond Epic. Other transfers arc as follows Class 1 to 2: Double Nine. Trousers. Bronze Flash. Phar Gay. Eddy
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    SCC HOCKEY
    45 7 The following have bten selected to represent S. C C. "XI" a t hockey vs. Royal Naval Police on the Padang today. Van Hout<n: Reeves, Thomas, Macßae. Rule. Brands, Vane-Ptrcy. Van Daatselaar, Blake. MoolenI burgh. Bell. Rf serves:—Kuiper. Pee' I Loch. Umpire:—Mr Watson.
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    ORIENTAL B.P.
    60 7 The following will represent the Oriental B. P.. against the Raleigh 8.P.. in j a return match on. Sunday !at the former's court, at 3.3U p.m. Yap Peng Seah. Johnny j Sect, Teo Chwee Kang. Tan Peng Hoe. Scet Poon Soo. ;Phua Chwee Kirn. Peck Seek jEeng. Ta
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    WEST LISTS 8 BIDS TO END CRISIS Sokolovsky Blamed For Breakdown In Governors' Talks
    530 8 Reutor U.P. PARIS, Wed. The West tonight eight at--1 temots made by them to solve the Bexiin crisis in their formal note to the United Nations accusing Russia of threatening world peac. The eight attempts were:
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    NEW YORK EXCHANGE
    76 8 Reuter. New Voi k Wed. I. lylnj interest laded tv late dealing! but the market held well around tin day's lieat levels. Pennsylvania Railroad we c i tionaily stippoi ted on dtvid •mi announceni -nt. Westinghouse Electric wa i mother occasional favourite with new post-wai levels m
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    End Buzz War Demand To Soviet
    112 8 U.P. BERLIN, IVcdn. The idle l stairs ion.ght deoi»ttded "hnnaediat* ;i n I mi i! tn. -tsuri". by resnoawl--o.ot authorities 1« ha!t ih*< ditiigorons tatatag «»f i nierieaa nteaea burdttag the Ltna4laii blockade of Berlin. rhe demand was made in a iigoroiu written protest
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    Berlin Split
    125 8 Reuter. Berlin, Wed.- The split in tin Berlin city administration may ho completed tomorrow when pi o-Soviet political leaders are to meet in the City Hall in tho Russian BCCtOi to discuss an emergency tvincei programme" drafted by t':c Communis t-dominatod So la Ist Unity Party. All members
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    TUC To Battle Output Snags
    152 8 U.P. Li INDON, Wednesday. Th" nt wiv «lected TUC Genei al t aneii s«*i out today to In rteaj p the pi nduction d British Industry. ii was disclosed aftei tin i General council's monthly me< t Ing thai a Trade Union Production onferencc, on
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    "Political Gymnastics"
    112 8 Reuter. WASHINGTON, Wed The United States Justice Department accused the House of Representatives Un-American Activities Committee today 0/ "political gymnastics" and said if would not "institute prosiCUtiOH9 to justify publicity seekers." The Committee, ltd by Representative J. P a r a c 11 Thomas (Republican Neu jeisey), demanded
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    MR. McKERRON untitled HARD....
    49 8 f olonlii! Secretary MeKerroa seems to be deep in thought while sir. H. «I. C Mnlaslngha, Chairman ol the Paste Pan J tag v Hliik»- I Committee, delivers a speech St a function >esi id.i> l«i greet the visit ol Mr. MeKerroa to tin village,
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    Pope Calls For Protection Of The Modern Girl
    308 8 U.P. CASTES I. G A N DOL F O, Weds Pope PitM hurt right told 500 ilc'cgitcs to \t>. International Congress of the Association for the Protect lon of Young vYoeae that tii<- modern go l needs greater protection than hi predecessor,
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    'Retura Our Ships' Order To Russia
    74 8 Reuter. WASHINGTON, Wed l anted States has renewed its demands that Russia return forthwith three Icebreakers, 2s frigates and a number of small naval vessels, supplied to her under lend-lease. Acting Secretary of State Robert Lovett disclosed today Mr. Lovett told a press conference
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    Dr. Malan Fears Equality
    180 8 Reuter. CAFETOWN, Weds.—Dr. Daniel Malan, South African Premier, declared today that existing legislation in the Union for the r'pre St ntation of Indians was "dangerous." It would lead, he said, to the representation of Indians by Indians in Parliament and gradually there would be complete equality
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    Indonesia's Claim On Malaya
    122 8 Reuter. THE HAGUE. Wed. The British and Dutch authorities, agreed on a practical I formula for working out what sum in United States dollars Indonesia can claim i from Malaya on account ot i the transport Of Indonesian I products via Malaya to the j United
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    EXCHANGE RATE ON S'PORE INCREASED
    65 8 U.P. LONDON. Wed. The for- e;gn exchange rate on Sing iporc was again adjusted today, with a new rate of 2 shillings, 3 and 31/32nds of a pence 10 2 shillings, 4 and 7/32nds of a I pence compared to the previous rate of 2
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    WEDDING BELLS
    43 8 Mr. Lim Chwee Liew and his bride, ioruur!> iss Hi < hye, rut the wedding cake at the r,«,,„,„,/, rt ing their wedding in Singapore yesterday, i,„,r the only daughter of Mr. Wee Beow (hw., anA lk Mrs. Wee Beow Chwve. *I*
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    de Gaulle calls for strong man
    114 8 U.P. PARIS, Wednesday. Gen. Charles de Gaulle today again called a strong chief of state tor France independent of the French Paihatr.cni and armed with powers to dissolve Parliament and to order genera: eh c ions. Tiv General addressed the opening session of the
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    New Strike Trouble In France
    195 8 Reuter. Pans, Wed. Strikes threatened the nationalised French collieries, gas and electricity undertakings today as dock disunites hindered shipping hoth in Prance and North Afiica. The miners, gas and electric meu an Uireatenlng action over die government's plan to tait hoo ntiittbers. Tne gaa and
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    SKORZENY'S ADJUTANT ESCAPES
    121 8 Reuter. DARMSTADT. Wednesday Kail Radel. former adjutan* Otto "Scarface" Skorxeny i German S.S. cilice:- who "reaped"' Mussolini by kidnapjng in 1943. disappeare rroM Darmstadt toteitunen" •amp today after an appointment with a dentist. Skorzeny, onct described he "meat dangerous man In Europe" e-eaped from the same camp
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    £100 MILLION TRADE PACT
    78 8 Reuter. WARSAW, Wed Preliminary talks concerning a five year Anglo-Polish trade agreement worth an estimated minimum of £50.000.000 to each, country are expected to begin here next Tuesday, according to authoritative Polish sources. Poland's main requirements from Britain under the pad would be raw materials, wool,
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    NEW GOVERNOR FOR HONDURAS
    36 8 U.P. LONDON. Wed. The Coloniai otlice tonight announced the appointment Of Mr. R. H (Survey, administrator of St Vtnccnt Windwards Island, as Governor and Comman ler-i l-ln-Chlef in British Honduras U P.
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    Russia will feed Czechs
    73 8 Reuter. Prague. Wed. Real m sapply C» i food and cotton Dr. Klemeat Gottw* Crt President, sal I retail a irons .i Soviet Crimes i ii" amounts will N tons of meat and ansm It* 300.000 tons 10.000 tons ot col Russia seat 600.(1 grain to
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    M-Aid: Obstacle Cleared
    98 8 Reuter. i IoN A- I A tunK»i »'b' I of signing Mai I agree** nts be j |l •and the Unite I I Oeen removed, here today, in that the agreen shortly I It is not known I British Chancellor "'J Chequer. Si: S r(1 L will
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