Malaya Tribune, 29 October 1948

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    60 1 The Malaya Tribune BY THE PEOPLE FOR THE PEOPLE Larger Sales than any Afternoon Paper in Malaya Printing Simultaneously Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh d Penang Telegrams: "Tribune Spore." Telephone: 5811 (9 lines) raffing pages SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1948 PRICE TEN CENTS THE MALAYA TRIBUNE London Agent*—Mesar*. Colin Turner Ltd., Tulbot
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    STALIN CREATES FRESH TENSION
    381 1 Paris-London-Washington Phone Talks Immediately After Interview CHURCHILL "CHIEF INSTIGATOR OF WAR" Reuter. DAKIS, Thurs.—Marsha Stalin's violent attack on the "aggression" of 1 political leaders in Britain, the United States and France has created a new tension in the United Nations. Neither the British nor American delegations
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    When China Boy Meets China Girl...
    25 1 ■a lim K.M.n Teek meets 1 nfirleaeakeek at the Ame- < Mfa Halloween party U| "»ij;lii ito, not in (Haateara.
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    War Not Inevitable Bevin
    62 1 LONDON, Ttmr*. Foreign Secretary Lrnest Kevin said lv re tnnigh*. '•I am not one of those who belie re that war is inevitable. "I believe that with wise guiuaree, keepinr. cool, exercising patience and sometimes grim determination to survive, a condition in the world can be
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    21 ACCIDENTS
    20 1 f** airmen were hurt \vh:n pp iut i telegrapk polo Roi yesterday. i were 20 other miner ißkkati
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    GURKHAS RAZE A BANDIT CAMP
    131 1 KLUANG, Today —A party of police ana Gurkhas swept the Poh Lee San area in the early hours of yesterday. They located a bandit camp and recovered bundles of clothing and food. The camp was destroyed. On their way to the camp, the party was
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    BREN GUN ATTACK
    44 1 ■Ti-lunr ;<tntf Reporter) T y Band da belonging tc Est it at the 20. nth Muar-Lengga ■■I yesU-nlav They fired .vith Bren guns and revolvers. The occupants of the lorry had a miraculous escape as the vehicle was hit several times.
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    2 BANDITS CAUGHT
    49 1 >!I '\Mat. Today A Party searched an Kargapa'i Estate handitg stayed a Hv r, n Oct 29 They caught tWC band its. One Of them was founJ ivounded He .vai Identified as a rubber tapper on the estate and admitted having taken part in tne attack.
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    UN Report 'garbage', says Vyshinsky
    295 1 Reuter. PARIS, Thurs. —Russia today urged the United Nations to order withdrawal of al foreign troops from Greece. Andrei Vyshinskv, Soekt Deputy Foreign Minister, in a long speech, by turns piolent and sarcastic, told the Political Committee. "Grece? has been transformed into a colony of
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    SECRET DEBATE ON DEFENCE
    52 1 Reuter. London, Thursday. Minister of Defence A. V. Alexander tonight accepted a suggestion by Mr. Winston Churchill that the House of Commons should have a secret debate on the state of Btitain's defences. He could see no objection to it if it were held under special
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    Shinwell on the Guards
    142 1 Reuter. LONDON, Thirs. War Minister Emanjel Shinwell told the House of Commonstoday that of the 270 Guardsmen sent to Mr.laya recently with less tha-.i t-ix months service when they arrived. Of the 1,820 all ranks in the Guards Brigade sent to Malaya the majority were regulars
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    BUSY DAY FOR NEHRU
    48 1 Paris. Thurs.-- Prime Minister Pandit Nehru of India had i heavy programme of engagements here today. His personal programme is so heavy that only a limited time is available for the numerous social functions of the United Nations for which he is in demand.
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    THE SAME OLD TUNE
    191 1 U.P. 11/ ASHINGTON, Thurs T7 —GNH eminent quarters here tonight view ed Stains war-monger ing charge as the "same old tune ptajei over and over** by So\ et oftieials. The State Department dot lined to comment on Stalin's charge that thr I'nited Stales, Britain and France
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    CID find pistol in house
    54 1 CID raiding a house in Crawford Street yesterday arrested three Chinese under the Emergency Regulator s and recovered an automatic pistol. CID Chief. Mr. Fowler, this morning described the arrest ed men as "known gangsters and secret society members." An Indian was also heli under
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    STOP PRESS
    109 1 DEVONS lIVIBUSHED Today: Bandits ambushed military trucks belonging to Ist. Devons at 6 mile <ng Peng/Rukit Paloh Estat > Road last night. Vehicles hit but no '•asualties. Military party sprayed scene of attack with automatic gunfire. POLICE LOSE 7 IN AMBUSH TAIPING. Today.—Asian I olice officer and six
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    West leaders blamed for the crisis
    818 1 Reuter. MOSCOW, Thurs.—Premier Stalin declared today ITI his belief that the "forces of p?»ace" would succeed in averting another world war. The "horrors of the recent war are too alive in the minds of the peoples and the social forces In favour of peace
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    CEYLON TROOPS TO GET PAY RAISE?
    269 2 Will Give Singapore Gift Of Temple DETWEEN seven *nd eight thousand Ccyionesc "troops stationed in Malaya may soon set more pay, according to Mr. Victor J. Mendis, President of the Singapore Ceylonese Association. It is also possible that a representative of tne Government of
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    Tenants Get Quit Notice
    191 2 NOTICE to quit has been served on the tenants of the office block in Battery Road next to the site of the new Chartered Bank building, after a letter from the Municipal architect saying that the building is unsafe following the collapse of part of the
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    FIFTY ARRESTED IN ONE DAY
    36 2 Thert have been 50 arrest* in the Federation during the past 24 hours—l in Trengganu. 5 in Kedah-Perlis. 2 in Pahang. 2 in Malacca. 4 in Perak and 36 in Johore.
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    Three Armed Men Rob Dance Hostess
    181 2 DANCE hostess, Wong: Ah Chan, \*as held up by three Chinese at Race Course Road on the night of October 1 and lelieved of cash and valuables valued at 5440. it was alleged at the Seventh Police Court yesterday. Allegations were Ah Chan was
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    2 BANDITS KILLED IN SAGIL
    126 2 MUAR, Thursday: Two ban- dits were killed and 36 Chinese verc detained for screening in a big combined Military/Police sweep in the Sagil area yestorday. The Military also discovered an improvised terrorist armoury. The first bandit was killed at a Military ambush near Sagii Police
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    FEEDING CENTRE IN ARMY H.Q.
    60 2 Major-General D. Dunlop. QB E., General Officer Com manding Singapore District, will, on behalf of the Army Authorities, hand over to Lady Gimson the forme- Hcadquaitera of the Royal Engineer Group, at Maxwell Road, on November 2. The building k to be use 1 as
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    RARE ORCHID: THIEVES TAKE NOTE
    102 2 A MEMBER of the Singapore Gardening Society has grown an orchid so rare that he is afraid that thieves may steal it from his garden. Yesterday, he took a bloom of the orchid, known as the Odontioda. to the committee that met to discuss Singapore's
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    PETROL PRICE UP?
    54 2 THE Trit'ttni under stands that the pnee of petrol is likely to go up in the near future. The Increase is n« t expected to be more than five cents a gallon. Officials of the Sh«dl Company and the Standard Vacuum Oil JX. say they have "no
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    Fight At Sedenak
    90 2 JOHORE BAHRU: A cam- j bincd police/military party v is conducting opcrat ons in the Sedcnak area, nten a bandit sentry opened fire on them with an automatic weapon yesterday. Fifty jraria away the party was attacked by six bandits armed with Tommy. Stcn. machine guns and
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    OUR FOUR POLICE TYPES
    230 2 How many kinds of policeman are there? There are four kinds. The Regular Policeman who I wears uniform, works full-time I and is paid for it. who makes a career of his police job and has a pension when he retires. The Auxiliary Policeman who works
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    Father of 3 drinks lysol and dies
    28 2 A 42-year-old Chinese lrnn;< lysol and died be/ere he could he taken to hospital. He was the iatl.er of three children.
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    New Appointment
    22 2 Dr. James Browne. Assistiri Medical Superintendent. Menial Hospital. Singapor* has been appointed to act as Medical Superintendent, Mental Hospital. Singapore.
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    BANDITS BOMB POWER STATION
    121 2 BATH GAJAH, Thursday—A terrific explosion occurred at the suh ;>ower station here last nipht when terrorists attacked and threw a bomb. Consi derable damage was reported. Before the attack a Malay chargeman at the power station was murdered. The bandits used automatics in the attack. Other
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    Had Dutch Rifle
    56 2 KUALA L-JMPUR. Thur: Federation Police caught four Chinese and a woman on the wanted list. They arrested a Malay with a muzzle loader at Kuala Trengganu and a Chinese with a Dutch rifle and ammunition, in Baling, Kedah/Perlia. Kuala Trengganu area: Police and Military destroyed a bandit
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    Passing-Out Parade
    43 2 The Governor will present three Colonial Police Medals at the Police Training School, Eassing-out parade, Thomson :oad, today at 5.15 p.m. Hundred Regular police and 95 Extra Constabulary will l>e present. Riot squad will give a demonstration over the assault course.
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    IDENTITY CARDS ISSUED
    34 2 TOTAL ~f 80,906 Id.ntlty cards had been issi ed at various entires by yeslerddy. The centra* office has received 163,649 completed application forms. Group regidtration blank applications sent out numbei 110,214.
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    B.B.C. MAN ARRIVES
    31 2 Mr. H. B. Beamish, formerly of the B. B. C. arrived in Singapore by air yesterday to take up an appointment in Radio Malaya as English Programme Supervisor.
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    Miner Lights A Town
    56 3 H s. Ms. uob n the mining told members Hoard yesterday. light up the i Bukit for one v r b; upplyUig electricity ag plant ■d to supply ilba and offerISO each month ,1.1 iting cost, i Rrtgade yesterday !ii to put out U Motintb itten
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    Less Pilferage So More People Will Get Tinned Butter
    100 3 (Tribune StajT R<>,rtcr) gECAI SE of less pilferage and stio» t-landmgs more people may shortly be entitled to draw a supplementary ration ot tinned butter. The Deputy Price Con- rotter (Mr. A. D. Butler-' sHd yesterday thst he spoken to tinned
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    Court Sequel To Temple Robbery
    169 3 TAN Alk and Chan Ah Sam. alleged to have gone to a Chinese temple to rob and tried shooting their way out of a Police ambush were committed to the next Assizes by Seventh Magistrate Mr. R. J. C. Wait, yesterday. They will face charges
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    And dollar potatoes too
    120 3 TANADIAN |K>tatoes ihay be available here during the next three months. The importation of a limited cruantity of potatoes from Canada and other hard, currency areas is to be permitted during November, Dec?mbor and January, It was officially announced. An official from the Imports Exports Office.
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    ELECTROCUTED IN STUDIO DARK ROOM
    86 3 A photographic studio assistant Leong O'.t Sang (4:1) of North Bridge Food was electrocuted to death while developing Alms in the dark-room on the night of Oct 8. This was stated in the Coroner's Court at the inquest into Leong 's death. Another man. Low
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    UN POSTER PRIZES
    108 3 U.P. PARIS. Thurs. Argentine today won first prize in the United Nations "poster of the year" competition. The first prize of $1,500 went to Aimando Paez Torre/, of .\rcos. Posters are intended to portray the spirit of the United Nations. Torres' design showed the head of a
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    REVIVAL OF SINGAPORE FLOWER SHOW
    195 3 The Singapore Flower Show a big pre-war at!i action, will make its first post-war appearance at the covced Stadmm in the Happy World from April 1 to 3. 1911. The Committer of the S'n.'riporc Gardening Society dec tied vestcrday. to haxe six groups in the
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    Big Arms Seizure By Chinese Customs
    109 3 I THE second smoggling ring apparently working out erf the I'hllippines to bi>, .uncovered in less than twn I months ,is reported by V nited Press. Ainoy Customs officers .seiz■ed a largo quantity of arms •aboard the Dutch ship Tjibadak I when it Arrived
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    Went through wrong door to death
    76 3 OXFORD. Thursday. —Dr. W. T. S. Stallybrass. aged 64. Principal of Brasenose College and vice-chancellor )f Oxford University, was ound dead today on the ail way lin-j near Slough iuckinghamshire. He was returning from London last night and it h istfUned he opened the
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    TO BOOST PLASTICS
    73 3 Reuter. EOS I ON. Thursday.—mc .i will spend $10,000,000 before 1953 to expand the plastic industry. Mr. U. Srinlvasan. Indian Minister of Indus' y and Supply, said here tOtfj?7. Mr. Srinlvasan. who \va-> accompanied by lour delegates of the Indian Plasty Manufacturers Association said, that India was
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    AID MISSION DENIED
    68 3 X i!ig<">n, Thurs. The semiofficial New Times of Bui ma today denied rumours thru Foreign Minister U Kyau Nycin. who is in London, is seeking British military sid to quell Burma's insurrection. It said: "Far from the internal situation getting out of control there is immediate prospect
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    CYMCA Film Show
    42 3 Weekend programme of the Chinese V.M.C.A. at BetagK Road foi Saturday. Sixth report of membership campaign meeting at 8 p.m. A film snow entitled. "In Hollywood" with Bud Abbot Lou Costcllo. On Sunday Church Service in Mandarin, o p.m.
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    Woman Falls From Bus
    25 3 An Indian woman wataken to hospital after she was injured by a fall from a Volley bus at Oeylang Serai festerday.
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    Took $30 At The Point Of A Knife
    210 3 THEW Yew Chee, R.A.S.C.< recruit under training, took $30 from a coffee shopkeeper at Jurong Road at the point of a clasp knife, it was alleged at the Assize Court yesterday. Chew claimed vial to a charge of robbery. Allegations said: Chew
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    SECOND BRITISH EMPIRE
    467 4 riOST-war Britain is more interested in her Colonies than ever before in her history. In the past, Britons took the fcmpire for granted. They went about their business convinced that everything was all right in the Imperial garden, and that the Empire would last for all eternity.
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    CIVIL WAR BOILS IN FRANCE
    945 4  -  Here is the inside story of Communist strategy in France, of the planned turmoil under the colorful facade which Paris has thrown up for the United Nations—turmoil which threatens to burst into armed revolution. II > Leon Dennen PARIS.- While the United Nations debates the
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    "LITTLE WALES" is GROWINC UP
    616 4 Reuter. ARGENTINA'S "Little Wales" is to play an important role in the development of Patagonia, on whoso inhospitable and then virtually unmapped coast its Welah founders planted the colony almost a century ago. Names which until now have recalled early struggle:? against an inclement clim°.
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    MANILA LAUGHS AMID DUST AND RUINS
    1129 5  -  AND POLICEMEN ARE FEWER THAN FROWNS Have You Ever Heard Of A Jeepnie? By Derek Drab MANILA BAY is a grave- yaid of Jap shipping. The Pasig River is spanned by bailey-bridges where concrete stood. Once elegant Escolta is full or crudely repaired pot-holes
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    DR. PAGLAR RE-ELECTED PRESIDENT
    116 6 Dr. C. J. Paglar was reelected president of the Singapore Recreation Club at the Club's annual general meeting held yesterday. Dr. C. L. Tessensohn (elected) vie*.-president. Mr. H. B Woodford (re-elected) honorary secretary treasurer, (reelected). Chairman of the Board of Control (Games*: Mr. G. E. N.
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    RESULTS AND TEAMS
    317 6 SPORTS: A cold day. yesterday evening but not for the hockey team of the Singapore Hospital Assistants' Union In the first half of their match against the SingaporeFederation Customs, they in three goals while the Customs returned only one. After resumption. Apnoo Singh for the Hospital scored
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    Reveal Secret Talk —Soviet Demand
    196 6 U.P. WASHINGTON, Thurs.--Sovir-t m I TT Alexander Panyushkin today 1 the United States disclose what was di" 1 a "secret military conference" called 1 Mac Arthur in Tokyo on October 12 1 The acting Soviet representative on the Far Eastern Commission said that, according to
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    W. Indians Hold Lead Over Holkar
    112 7 Reuter. Mort Thursday The West Mir touring team held a ribjbt advantage over Holkar it the end of the fiiot ~v play in theii match here .wir;: made 157 for seven, lets in reply to the 117 of the Ranji trophy champion. < Mnir.
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    WOMEN'S HOOKEY UP TO PREWAR CLASS
    386 7  -  Although The Men Have Slackened Tremendously By MALCOLM MODDER |F you tnink that the standard of hockey in Sin gapore is still tremendously backward as com pared with prewar years—you are rifht far as the men are concerned —but lav off the women* Having
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    INDIANS BEATEN
    60 7 The first season of the hoe key match be* ween the Shed Company and the Indian Association played at Farrer Park, yesterday, saw the players bunched together in the Indian Association goal atea. Geeks scored the first goal for the Shell Co., and the second was smacked in
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    C.S.C. BILLIARDS CHAMPIONSHIPS
    33 7 Entries are Invited from members to participate in the j Chinese Swimming Club Bil- liards Championships (1948). Entries should reach the 1 club not later than Sunday. I October 31.
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    Britain's Fat Purses Draw U.S. Boxers
    360 7 Reuter. LONDON, Thursday—Some American boxers, particularly in the lighter divisions, apparently think they can earn more money in dollar-starved Britain thin in their own country. Since Lee Oma returned home with a sizeable "wad" for his brief encounter with British heavyweight champion, Bruce Woodcock,
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    Active Referees Wanted!
    129 7 Reuter. LONDON, THURSDAY. The Enylish Football League's policy of retiring referees from league football at 47 is under fire. Critics of this rule aver that the standard of refereeing will not improve while some of the best referees in the country are being tossed on to the
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    SPURTS AT K.L. TRACK
    190 7  -  From ALLAN LEWIS KUALA LUMPUR. Today.— No. 2 track was very heavy when it was opened for fast work this morning, but very few horses made use of it. Most of the work was con- j fined to spurts down the straight. Spring Up (Gentles) worked'
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    WILL NOT TURN PRO
    24 7 SYDNEY, Wed John Maishall. Australian Olympic swimmer, has announced that he is not interested in any offer to turn professional.
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