Malaya Tribune, 16 October 1948

Microfilm: NL2147
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    50 1 The Malaya Tribune BY T?*U: PEOPLE FOR THE PEOPLE Larger Sales than any Afternoon Paper in Malaya Printing Simultaneou.slv Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh Penang Telegram*: "Tnbunf Wpore." Telephone: Mil CJ m*em) EIGHT PAGES SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1948 PRICE TEN CENTS THE MALAYA TRIBUNE ?6 lit. Vast»»»« />»»« SATURDAY. OCT. J6.
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    VYSHINSKY DEFIES COUNCIL AGAIN
    285 1 Russia Refuses To Answer Any Questions On Berlin "WE'LL KEEP OUT OF THAT GLUE" DAK IS s.i'.—Ninc diys of efTorl by the small nations to effect mediation between Russia and the West on the Berlin blockade went on Hie scrap heap yesterday—tossed them by Russia's Andrei
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    1,088 FOR SCREENING
    111 1 STOP PRESS >in<. thr lamrgenry fc>|iii.iii"iis ram* into furor an mik M list. 1,088 pgr—UK, tin majority Chinese, have i, •!i iW**ainrd for a ircood v t' raiag. of Iha i aumber, SSS are «tiM under detention today. Itn majority have been roTMs was dise'osed hv Mr.
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    I INDONESIAN ARRESTED
    42 1 \n Indonesian. Ahd nt II hin laisof. was arii a hanishment warhjMt night. He is a m howaebrenker and a rrimhtaL Id < II). last afgal ariir Chinese and one imiiin f..r being nn ink* in of taaarfwi Socle tfcga.
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    RURAL WEST
    14 1 Mr. Maganlal (Intl.) >lr. Balwant Singh (tad.) Mr. Cheong Hock Chye (Prog.)
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    HAMMER AND SICKLE CAMP
    68 1 This bandit hut, bui't for 150-200 terrorists in the jungle near Kepis, was taken by a military patrol. It was designed to be invisihh r r«»m the air and wa* "well coti* strueted and stocked with food. As the party approached, two. armed Chinese bandits ran
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    Shinwell Writes A Letter
    221 1 Reuter. LONDON. Saturday.- Mr. I Emanuel Shinwell yesterday declined furthei details of the number of Guardsmen sent to Malaya with less than six months training, but he left it open to Mr. Oliver Lyttelton. Tory M.P.. to raise the mattei in the House of Commons. In
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    TWO HELD-UP BY ROBBERS
    81 1 A pork seller living in Lorong Upper Seiangoon District, was robbed of SoOO ir cash and three gold rings at ■'< a.m. today by three it mod Chinese, two with revolvers and 1 one with a knife, who took the keys and opened the safe. i
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    Where to vote today
    180 1 Polling places in today's Rural Dist. election are M. 111. Pasir Panjang. Pasir Panjang Malay School. 6'j mile. Pasir Panjang Road; M. IV. UIU Pandan, Reformatory. Clement! Road: M. V. Pandan. Pei Hwa School. 7% mile. Bukit Timah Road. M. VI. Peng Kang. Broadcasting Station. 15%
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    AIR-LIFT FORCES TO MERGE
    53 1 WIESBADEN. (U.S. Zone). Sat.—Royal Air Force and United States Air Force groups taking part in the Berlin airlift are to b? merged into a joint force to he called The Comoined Airlift Task Force." <><!, tll'' >!i» sn,t> >,' lNlXlo:» >! l>> »'N lll»' two ln'
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    RUSSIANFIRING
    90 1 U.P. IERLIN. Sat-. Russian artillery and sntl-aircraft fire was heard on tho outskirts of Berlin day as Red Army training manoeuvres heightened the tension in til's blockaded city. The steady "clump clump' artillery fire and mote rapl sound of ack-ack snins started shortly before noon and continued at midnight.
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    POLICE CATCH BANDIT SPY
    44 1 (Tribune Stuff H> \»><i< MP All. Today. The Police yesterday caught a notorious bandit spy. Acting on information, the Police laid a trap into which three bandits walked. When challenged they tried to escape and one was wounded and captured.
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    MURDER & ABDUCTION
    68 1 MURDER ABDUCTION Tributu Stuff R?i><jite> MUAR, Today. A KuomraI tang man was murdered by four terrorists in a house be- hin<i Tagil Estate, off the icair. road in tho Tangkak area yesterday. Tne attackers were ai mod with one revolver and four sawn-off pistols. Another Kuoniintang supporter was abducted by
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    Opium Alarm To Ships
    196 1 Reuter. London. Saturday. Mast.-: i of British ships plying to sad from India have been warned to watch out, for large SCah attempts at opium smuggling. -During the past few weeks the authorities have been worried by a sharp Increase in the amount of opium smuggled
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    Barter Ship
    21 1 The Singapore barter trade ship, the Hong Soon, which had completed a successful trip to Rengat, arrived back yesterday.
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    Best Bets
    45 1 (From ALLAN LEWIS) iron. Today.—The going; for today's races will be heavy owing to last night's rain. Best bets are G a m c Law (Race 4), Ouranos (Race fi) and Longehamps II (Race 8). The best outsider is Blank Spec (Race 7).
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    LABOUR COURT RECOVERS PAY
    421 2 Some Sub-Contractors Fail Their Employees (Tribune Staff Reporter) ANE hundred and seventy-four cases invoicing v wages totalling $89,846 were dealt with by me Singapore Labour Dept. last year. Out of this, a total of $36,800 was met. Sixty eight claims were withdrawn. About one-quarter of the
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    TWO FRIENDS AND A CYCLE
    106 2 Oori Seng Huat disappeared with his friend Chua Tiong Seah a bicycle, when it waa I left in his charge, it was alleged at the Seventh Police Court yesterday. Chua had left Goh at a watch-maker's on August 28 for a chat with a detective
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    565 Accidents Last Month
    51 2 Civilian vehicles were involved in 469 of the 565 accidents in Singapore last month. Eleven accidents were fatal and 164 people were injured, 62 of them seriously. Bukit Timah Road was the ;cene of 23 of the accidents. Out Df 212 summonses, 177 were for negligent
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    It's About Time!
    93 2 IF you had gone to shop No. 12 in Lim Tua Tow Street, on September 28 and made purchases, you would have got more than your moneys worth. The reason: the daehing*s weight is heavier than it should be. Ah Hal was charged in the Second Police
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    NOW YOU SUFFER
    119 2 /'LOSE upon the hods of the 'save or suffer* warnings of the Municipal Electiical Engineer, Mr. C. C. Payne that Singaporeans must conserve electricity to prevent nig scale blackouts, large sections of the city were cast into daikness last night. In the central city area, the blackout
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    If You Can't Sign Use Thumb
    147 2 CINGAPORF Government has decided that unless k applicants lor Registration can prove to the registration authorities that they can write, thumbprints must be attached to registration cards. The Singapore Registration Scheme starts on Monday, and all persons who can write their name will not
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    VERSE CAVE HIM AWAY
    84 2 A weakness for verse brought Liaw Kirn Tee, secret society man to book, at the Third Police Court yesterday. Liaw had a bookful of verse on the initiation and othei ceremonies of the "Ang" triad society. The book was found in a Police search at his
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    REGISTRATION CENTRES
    43 2 The following three centres ar c now added to the list of Registration Centres. Singapore Island. 492 Pasir Panjang Read (Fixed). 30 Che Van Road I iong Bahru» (Fixed t, J M. J. Old Age Home Drivers Quarters. Thomson Road (Temporary).
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    Fish Prices Go Up
    301 2 THE moonlight season nas caused a drop in fish cat- ches this week. Prices of certain varieties of fish have tnerefore shown a sharp incline compared with the previous week and are now about 25 per cent. hl Ikan Tenggiri rose 25 ets this week and
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      167 2 THE TENSE SUSPENSE OF THE UNEXPECTED! j Introducing WARNER'S LATEST Suave 111-LMt T HANTIXE i Opens Today o^^^^^^^^^' I 2-4.15-6.30-9.30p.ra. p HON^ E 69 q 3 j ALSO LATEST PATHE -NEWS Special Mourning Show Toinorroic U a.m. Boris Karloff In "TUB CLIMAX" tin TecKnicolour) COMING An All British Picture. -i
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      270 2 < OPENING TO-DAY 1 3 SHOWS: 3; 6.15 9.15 P.M. A BIG PARADE OF COLOR. COMEDY AND DANCING COLEEN! "My Wild Irish Rose" starring DENNIS MORGAN Arlene Dahl Andrea King 1 In Gorgeous Technicolor To-Nite at Mid-Nite "TO THE END OF THE EARTH" o i i i Last Day: 3.00;
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      111 2 NEW STAR CINEMA s</ 2 Mile Stone Pasir Panjang. To-Night To-Morrow at 7.15 9.15 p.m. ERROL FLYNN in "THE SEA HAWK" To-Night Midnight Show 11.30 p.m. "CHAND CHARORI" (In Hindustani) ALL THE EXCITEMENT ADVENTURE FIRE OF FRANK YFRBY'S BEST-SELLER l*dsßn naV* Tctiard. Haydn^ctor. IMagleif? Vanessa tai |f= Storte TO/MI? I
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      5 2 CHALTE—CHAIM Tunit.- Midui M '"'"'"Han.
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      334 2 i On. the BLUE NETWORK 1 p.m. Lunch-time music by rh? Radio Orchestra; 1.30 T ews; 145 Dance music by Raymond Scott: 2 p.m. Light Vfusic; 2.30 Swing Time; 2.45 ?afe Continental; 3.30 Songs )f the Range; 4 p.m. Theatre Drchcstra; 4.30 Tea Dance; > p.m. Sports Hour; 6 p.m.
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    SATURDAY SHOW ROUND—UP
    1253 3  -  by OSWALD HENRY j !lt y,.rts of Hmp, r HarriMom, M>'u /tHtSNU tti'uWtt, ftnd Victor M<- book by Frank U I s of Har- i movie that 1 life and action md set in the pie-Civil Wai period of oa;nturbuient drann. bad become a Woi Id, French
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    Three Convicted, Appeal To "Caesar"
    529 3 Three men, whose appeal was dismissed in the High Court yesterday by Mr. Justice Gordon Smith gave notice that they wish to appeal to the Privy Council. They were two Chinese brothers, Tay Choon-nam and Tay Siew-heong, and a Eurasian, John Kiyne They had appealed
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    Workmen's Compensation: $66,000 Paid Last Year
    308 3 (Tribune staff Repoi tei i 1.460 temporary disablement cases. Tho Singapore Labour Depart- The Depaitment continued to ment has paid out a total of receive, in trust, money awarded $66,600 by way of workmen's in dependency cases and in poicomponsation. manent disability cases where
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    More Radium Coming
    218 3 (Tribune Staff Reporter) thJ, re aro tour Patients in the local Government hospitals today* ra dium treatment Three of them are at the General Hospital, and the fourth at Kandang Kerbau Hospital. All are being treat xl tor cancer. The type of cancer affbet--2* People in Singapore
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    Terrorists stage orgy Of Killings
    233 3 Xl ALA LUMPUR, Friday—Terrorists staged an orgy oi killings and Kidnappings throughout the Federation yesterday. They killed two Europeans had four Chinese in live separate incidents. TK n T7" The European victims ware Mr. Jenkins of the Rengor.g Tin. Gombak Mine, in Selangor. and Mr.
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    DEPUTY IMMIGRATION OFFICERS
    20 3 The District Officer of Christmas Island and Cocos i Islands, have been appointed Deputy Immigration Officers. I
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      72 3 MEDICAL AUTHORITIES OF THE WORLD I HAVE ASSERTED THAT 1 Electric, Hydro, Massage Oleum jjg Rath Treatments aie good for k Gen Debility Nervousness Gout Neuralgia jj ire Hemicrania Paralysis fl Insomnia Rheumatism Lassitude Stiff-neck i Lumbago Etc., Etc. For which caattoM with a Aurora PHYSIO-THERAPEUTIC Clinic Koad, Vpore. Tel:
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      1 3 Piles
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      483 3 fgfgf SITUATIONS VACANT j WANTED Cashier, Bill-Collec-I tor, Book-keeper, Typist (all with some knowledge of Chi- nese). State qualifications and j salary required. Apply Box No. I Al7lO M.T. S pore. (F.807t WANTED. An Indian ConducI tor for estate in Sitiawan District. Good salary to right man. Only experienced men
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      453 3 WANTED WANTED light motorcycle Tel. details and lowest price tci Box A 1723. M. T. S pore. (G. 816) WANTED to buy 200 Drums or Asphalt, particulars to Box No. Al7lO c/o M.T. Spore. (C.787) WANTED: Small fruit vacant land within X Lumpur town limit about $2000.00. Please write Pansy
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    FOR GERMANS ONLY?
    184 4 Allied Control Authority Directive No. .>4 Basic Principles for the Democratization of Education in Germany. what has this got to do with Malaya: A great deal. The ten points which Directive No. 54 lays down form the basis of an educational plan which should be provided not
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    THE FOUR POINTS
    213 4 I ET us examine these four points. L Equal opportunities for all children to learn. Here is a great ideal, and nowhere :s the need for that ideal greater than in South East Asia, with its teeming millions struggling towards self-government. If government is to be by
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    THE TORCH
    92 4 I ACK of the quality of citizenship caused the last war. The people of Germany, who are now to be re-educated, knew so little of citizenship that they blindly followed their maniac corporal in an orgy of destruction that laid the world in ruins. Lack of the quality
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    THE DANCING WHALES
    1022 4  -  SCIENTISTS SEEK TO TRACE THE PATTERN OF LIFE BELOW THE SURFACE OF THE BROAD PACIFIC. By Lucile L. Huntington Lucile L. Huntington DID you ever see a whale dancing? Last winter you could have seen hundreds of whales dancing off the coast of southern California, going «outh
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    Reconstruction Project Begins In China
    246 4 ACTUAL work is expected to begin shortly on the U5527,500,000 rural reconstruction project, sponsored by the United States Economic Co-operation Administration China ounce, following completion of preliminary preparations. Implementation of the programme, regarded in many uuarteni as the most important of the ECA's China work,
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      49 4 50 Years of Integrity —Drink Gold Leaf and be sure of consistent quality The quality of Gold Leaf ranks highest among Teas of Topmost Choice. i t T tl LOOSE lEAt= BOOKS WIDE RANGE OF SIZES BINDERS RING BOOKS. INDEXES SHEETS tugs l 1 h4HO JO -1 lUMPU» 9t*k*9
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    BRITISH AND US. WONDER DRUGS
    1163 5  -  New Hope For T. B. Patients i>> jam: staffokd BcH nee Service a great second world I overseas, scientists •ged in theii own battles against geims. lowly org inisms, icted and put to two great germ-fighting in was a British and an American ptomycin was
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    ARTIFICIAL LIMBS EXHIBIT
    28 5 Disabled persons can mm gej the i»es( artificial parts to lit their b\ visiting the Veterans Administration showroom or library In Was »1 in ton.
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    NEW MACHINES & GADGETS
    380 5 NEW MACHINES GADGETS Fua -ui-o»u tool is primarily a Screwdriver and a doubleheaded hammer. It ha- a UUSSII 111. with balanced hammer heads on its ends. that slides along the screwI ('river shank. When the j crdasarm la near the plastic handle, it helps to Spin the tool; when near
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    Quinine Related To Poison
    95 5 111 pussje "i Imw si i yrh- p jwciful poison, is piif tog< thcr ehcmlcaJiy is Ing worked upon by Bir Robert Robinson, presidem t Britain's famous Royal 6 1 ty and Oxford chemist. So complex is the task that Sir Robert during the recent International
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    MAGNESIA KEEPS STEAM PIPES HOT
    193 5 The s ime magnesia that is prescribed by physicians as a cathartic, and is used as a bleach for the hair, finds its principal application In Initiating material to cover t< am pipes and boiler; to prevent the escape of heat. W hen v ted
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    11 5 NEW YOUR, Thurs. Mrs !!>!<, s,,l<! ><.",!,»s» I. l»< I 1>v »<s
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    Horse Doctors Now Attend Sick Fish
    225 5 Vetei inai Uuifl are no longer accurately described (if they evei were) by their old nickname, "horse doctois." During recent decades, they have taken over the care and feeding of small animals, especially dog cats, houscbirds and other pets, as well as domesticated foxes,
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    Children Dislike Graminer
    142 5 Do children like school? According to an opinion poll in a New York City School f>7 pel cent, of boys and 88 per cent, of girls like school; only 8 per cent, of boys and 10 per cent, of girls dislike it. The rest are Indifferent. Favourite
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    ELUSIVE INSECTS
    107 5 So clu.sivc that they are .seldom seen except by Determined entomologists, earwigs are among the hermit folk of the insect kingdom. They hale in the leafsheath; of waterside reeds and similar unthought-of crevices. Usually quite inactive, they can he very quick in scuttling for new' cover- if they
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      33 5 l 'try gent!?, J wj rffecthe, and so \ufc for your j cherished silver. r 1 the woman who chooses everything the greatest care it's the tobacco that counts JOHN PLAYER SONS ENGLAND
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      87 5 IS NOT MADE OF If you do not take care of it. tune will quickly make it fade. Protect it with a rational and active treatment using regularly Creme Simon the different ckinfood used a duierent way. CREME SIMON j And its natural complement, I the perfect powder base. jCREME
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    MALAY FILMS: BIG FUTURE AHEAD
    351 6  -  Eauipment Here by OSWALD HENRY A the IS B^newly-eQUippod due to damage caused durmg the^cupat.on n e spokesman said yesterday. tQday lhe studlMhave "almost recovered their prewar state of emciciicy. New sound recoiding equipment has arrived and other studio paraphernal* been set up at Jalan
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    WEDDING BELLS IN NEW CHAPEL
    136 6 Trinity College history «JJ •to be held at the beautiful Col fege chapel between Miss Bertha Tan Suan Neo anti Mr. Ne i°t wedding, witnessed by a q few close fnends and relatives. Approximately music was rendered by Carcline Heng. while Mrs. Philip K,h actei
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    Expert1 Evidence Screened By Court
    167 6 Expert 1 Evidence Screened By Court -in; |>e....is Redman. engineer witness W!fJ heft ease at the As*i/.e Court yesterda> had =„.Mutant rn.uf.on which .night heve helped ™r Uneves? Ilut the latter will not hear it as the Court beard him in MMffA. The car was alleged to have been stolen
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    33 6 At Jalan Besar today, the Roved Sports Club and th* S. R. C meit in the last ol t^ e quarter-finals The winners mee t Dockyard on Tuesday in the second two semi-finals.
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    Champ For US
    162 6 Bightecn-year-old Australian swimming champion, John Marshall, may go to Yale University in I.S. next year to enoi as a student and to have special swimming tiaining from ace Amelcan coach. Bob Kiphuth. Klphuth, who coached the American coach, Bob Kiphuth. Kiphuth who coached the American Jimmy McLanc.
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      582 6 MANSFIELD CO., LTD. (Incorporated In Singapore) FLUE FUNNEL LINE SAIL INGS FROM U.K. A U.S.A. "Myrmidon" from U.K. G. 4/5 "Eurypylus" Due from U.K. rt 31 Sailings for LIVERPOOL, GLASGOW CONTINENTAL FORTS "Achilles" Sails for Liverpool Glasgow Oct. 20 "Glenbeg" Sails for Liverpool Glasgow Oct. 30 Sailings to from AUSTRALIA
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      420 6 NOTICE NOTICE PS HEREBY GIVEN that Madam Thum Soon ing of No 89 Lamff li Geylang, Singapore, is now living separate and apart from her husband Kwan Chin Sang and that henceiorth she has no urtber connections with the said Kwan Chin Sang. DATED this 14th day of October, 1948.
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      188 6 SITUATION VACANT T\V O LAl> stenographers wanted by a legal firm. Experience not necessary. Apply stating qualifications (if any) and salary required. Box A 1721 M.T. Spore. "VEHICLES FOR SALE FOR SALE: Undermentioned vehicles in excellent running condition, taxed, insured and very good tyres. Please give best oilers. Austin Lorry
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      258 6 Church Services St. Andrew's Cathedral 7 a m Holy Communion 8 a.m. Choral Eucharist 10.30 a.m. Matins followed by Holy Com- niunion at 11.15 a.m. and 0.30 p.m. Evensong. St Paul's Church. Upper Serangoon 8 a.m. Holy Communion, and 5.30 p.m. Evensong. St. Hilda's Church Katong 8 a.m. Holy Communion
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      170 6 Orchard Road 10.30 a.m. 5.30 p.m. Prinsep Street 500 r m Katong 5.30 p.m. NEDERLAND LINE ROYAL DUTCH MAIL Notice To Consignees s.s. "AMSTELDIEP" due Singapore about 18th October, 1948. fiom Continental Ports en route for Batavia Discharging cargo alongs.de S.H.B. wharves. Last clairaday 8 days afte- the vessel has
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      587 6 KJP.M. ERf REGULAR PASSENGER and FREIGHT SERVICES BETWEEN SINGAPORE and Tg. Pinang, Dabo, Blinjoe, P. Pinang, Ifc. paaaaa Batavia, Cheribon, Semarang, Sourabaia, hast <u t Dn H noa, Padangbaai, Boeleieng, I'am be 1 an, Pontianak, Koemai, Sampit, Bandjermasin, lielaua' Penang. 1 in Dae "Plancius" for Muntok and Bat tvla "De
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    IPOH RACE CARD
    937 7 Weights. Runners. Riders The following are- the weights, together with the last three runs of the candidale* for today's races at Ipoh, the first day of the Perak Turf C lub's October Meeting. RACE ONE HORSES CLASS 2, DIV. 4, 5 FURS. STR. 00 0 Val's Pick
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    Soccer ites Two Teams
    73 7 The following have been sel( cted to represent the Sta r Soccerites 1st and 2nd XI against the Embarkation* H Q. and the Rocklites Sports Party, on Saturday 16 at the Geylang Stadium. Paul. Mahinda Singh, Ban Hock Ismail. G. Supplah. Thomas. Naidu, Rama. Dass. Sockalingam,
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    TRIBUNE SELECTIONS
    116 7  -  By ALLAN LEWIS Race I. LADY KALANO Waif Fine St ream Race 2. RUSTLE Skystreak Courtesan Race 3. CONGO Indian Heather Eagle Head Outsider: Jimmy. Race 4. GAME LAW Move On Doub'e Five Race r>. SIR GALAHAD Trumpington P!y!ite Race OI'KANOS Airpal Bright Eyes Race 7. SUNBEAM H
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    HAWK STOLE BALL
    114 7 In.- straggle between golfers and hawks on the Darwin golf -oiirs,. has recently taken another step uith a win for tke golfers, dab member John Leake laid an approach shot dose to the pin at the 10th hole. Just as he was walking up for his putt,
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    Dockers Spring Top Surprise Of Season
    319 7 H. M. Dockyard «> >>3 uqjj j H. M. Dockyard sprang the biggest surprise of the season v.th a 2-1 victory of 22? BOD in the quarter-final of the <'«'-»'.»difio, Played at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. BOD had more of the play, but It's
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    H.A.U. WIN KEEN GAME
    169 7 Down by one goal in the first half, the Hospital Assistants Union staged a temarkable recovery to beat the S.C.C. "A" team in a thrilling game of hockey on the Padang yesterlav by 3- 2. The H.A.U. drew first blood when Das scored with a hard
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    CHINESE SUCCESS
    78 7 Tho S.C.R.C. wore lucky to heat the Post and Telegraph in a fast hut scrappy hockey game at Hong Lim Green yesterday. The score was 2 —l. After a ..coreless first half. Wright opened the scoring off a rebound, and Kee Pow equalised with a powerful drive for
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    Revised Contracts For Soccer Players
    225 7 Reuter. LONDON, Friday. DECISION which may have a far-reaching effect on league soccer in England was made this week at a meeting of Ihe recently formed Standing Joint Committee of the Football Association and the Football Leainie *t wa.,- decided to arrange without undu? delay"
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    WATER POLO MATCH
    26 7 Tne Chinese Swimming club will meet th<? r.a.f. in a water polo match at the CS C. pool at ii am. on Sundu.
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    RUGBY GAME DRAWN
    29 7 Ihe rugby game played between 'he Singar re Harbour Board XV and the R.A.F. (Seletar) aXV ended i n a draw. <>aeh side scoring a try.
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    Ray "Sugar" Will Defend Welter Title
    111 7 U.P. NEW YORK. Friday. Ray "Sugar" Robinson announced today that he will defend the i welter-weight championship for the tournament of champions against winner Charlie Fusaii Tippy Larkin in the bout scheduled for the Jersey City Armoury on October 21. He issued this announcement
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    Badminton Fixtures
    169 7 The .semi-finals of the men's open singles championship oi Singapore and the flrthl of the women's open doubles will bo played off today at the Clerical Union Hull. Rangoon Road at 2.15 I p.m. The ties arc Ismail bin Marjan <Us(ful> v Ong Poh Lim <F N); Wong
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    C.H.S. SOCCER FIXTURES
    111 7 The followrng will represent the G.H.S. Ist and 2nd XI in i the Soccer meet with the Cable and Wireless Ist and 2nd XI on Sunday the 17th Oct.. "48 at the Choon Guan School Ground at I and 5.15 p.m. Ist XI: A. Yong. Ong Lay.
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    Gambler Lost $13,000 In Fifteen Minutes
    115 8 Hollywood. Friday. Vicesquad officers seized six men and two women in a raid on a luxurious gambling house and onetjf the men a professional gambler- complaint that the police had not made the raid soon enough and said :"I wish you guys had run
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    INDIA IS VITAL TO COMMONWEALT
    598 8 London talks: keen interest by U.S. press Reuter. rVFW YORK Fri -India's constitutional status is N the most' important subject under discussion at the London Conference of Commonwealth Prime Ministers. This is the concensus of opinion of correspondents covering the Conference for the American Press
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    F.A.O. MAN INJECTED IN SINGAPORE
    104 8 Dr. David Gray, lecturer in Bacteriology at Mclboir ne University, had to break his journey to Abyssinia in Singipore in order *to get veilow fever-injections, as none was available in Melbourne. He arrived a few days ago by Constellation from Australia. "I «hall be about
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    ETHIOPIA GETS BACK A PROVINCE
    46 8 Reuter. NAIROBI. Friday- Ogaden Province, most easterly part of Ethiopia, now been returned to Ethiopia by the British authorities administering for- I mer Itiiian BomaUland. Troops of the King's African Rifles, who have been garrisoning the province, have been withdrawn. Reuter.
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    47,000 War Widows Remarry In Britain
    251 8 Reuter. I LONDON. Friday. A total of 47.000 war widows of the last war have remarried says the Ministry of Pensions first report since 1939 issued today covering the last nine years. It says that of 600 people treated for paralysis from the waist
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    Nazis Said They'd "Bomb Rome With 700 Planes"
    167 8 Reuter. ROME, Friday. "The Germans threatened to bomb Rome with 700 plane*." said Ex-Mai shal Rodolfo Graziani. Mussolini's chief -of staff. when he continued to give evidence at his trial here today. The Ex-Marsh il said that in 1043 Gcimany was well
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    POLISH KOREAN RELATIONS
    34 8 Reuter. WARSAW 7 Friday.—Poland has agreed to establish diplomatic relations with the Korean Democratic People's Republic in the Soviet-occupied northern half of the country, it was officially announced here today. Reuter.
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    MALAYA IS S.E.A. ANCHOR
    110 8 (Tribune Stall Reporter) A new godown. to replace one destroyed in 1042. wa formally opened by Guthrics Ltd.. in Kual 1 Lumpur yesterda*. The new building Is equipped, with many new mechanical devices to' speed' up goods handling Mi. A. F. Taylor, the chairman of Guthrics.
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    Rubber Market Better Tone
    82 8 i (Tribune Staff Reporter) A better undertone has developed this week and prices have hardened by about 1% cents since our last report, says Lewis Peat (Singapore) Ltd. in their weekly rubber review yt terday. Dealer's' and port stocks at main centres lor September were 70.031
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    STOP SOFT PEDALLING, DEWEY TOLD
    71 8 U.P. WASHING 1 ON. Fri. Former Secretary of the Interior. Harold Ickes today •> erased Dewey of conducting a lov c campaign and of reusing to siatt nls position clearly On major campaign issues. He called on Dewey to stop "soft pedalling about the cuUfVJy
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    LAST NIGHT'S JUNIOR BOUTS
    101 8 The junior promotion of six bouts at the Happy W'rld Stadium last night produced some lively fighting. Little Kassim (118\) boxed cleverly to outpoint Nelson do Souaa (118) in the main event jf :-ix rounds. In the semi-final, also oi er six "threes," Young Tonio (134)
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    FRIENDLY SOCCER
    68 8 A friendly football between two unknown 'ocal teams the Spitfires and the Dynamo was played at the Choon Guan English School field in Lorong J of Telok J Kurau. The Spitfires won by 3 goals Ito 2. The Spitefires are a new team of teenage youngsters from a
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    WOMEN'S HOCKEY
    62 8 The following will represent the Girls' Sports Club "A" Team in a hockey nr».tch against the S.C.C. Women "A" XI on Monday, on the S C.C Padang at 5.15 p.m.: —Doris de Souza. C. Phipps, Mrs. L. M. Pennefather (Capt M. ClavKc A. Milne. Mary de Souza, Carmen
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    Hitler's Ghost Trial
    112 8 Frankfurt, Fn I <' f r 'i sci ed by aii nu ftcaUoo court is!al the forme, Nan letfejfl Hit.c. w.fr. Ev ,-*f, f" Ur* trial at tho 5« symiio byta%e2J 1 1 »ort ruled tha I sonal heirs The trial occupHJlJ I and at the ml
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    GROUNDSMAN DIE
    20 8 M,. A Pak at the V.M.C.A died this Bon Mr. Par; known Singapoip wa? sadder, y tak:. nigh-
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