Malaya Tribune, 1 September 1950

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    17 1 MALAYA Tribune fOD/HTS NEWS fl>£AY LATE EXTRA fISEvE PAGES SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1950 i'RICE TEN CENTS.
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    REDS PIERCE NAKTONG LINE: GAIN FIVE MILES
    367 1 Yanks Even Use Their Fists U.P. TOKIO. Today. COMMUNIST troops opened their biggest offensive in more than a month and smashed through the Allies Western Naktong River defence line for a gain of more than 5 miles. The Reds threw three divisions, possibly
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    GURNEY TO VISIT U.K.
    61 1 Iribone Staff Reporter p Henry Ctirney. the. Pedera m High Comis leav.-ng tomor oy air for a m: to 'he United King- will include t iwrt per.'.d of leave, says an official announcement lacie hen- today fib Henry txpects to ream in No-.vn.fcer. I B ttsence
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    No Day Trains: Derailment
    29 1 Triboi)'- Stafl Reporter a ALA L' MPtTik, foc-iv. T" 'luiway ÜBOUQCeti wiM be n ice btpur i.rd lit Of thf trie night l ist night.
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    1,000 MALAYS MASS-MEET ON LAYCOCK MOTION
    65 1 Tribone Staff Reporter SINGAPORE. Today. ABOUT 1.000 Malays, all men and nc children, attended a mass meeting this afternoon at Masjln Sultan. North Bridge Road. They formed a committee of about 50 members to protest against the Bill, to be proposed by Mr. John
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    LARGEST ROCKET
    137 1 Tomorrow's Scratchings, Revised Race Card —Page 11 U.P. WHITE SANDS. Today. A ROCKET, thought to Ix the largest ever launched, was sent 85 miles into the air today from the White Sands proving grounds. The rocket carried a United States A;r Force warhead, four times the size o
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    AT THE CO-OP DANCE
    30 1 Gim-on s. a dancing with Mr. It.X. Foulger, ("ommivsi Mier oi Police, at ih* Singapore Government StTv.mt-,' Co-operative Thrill and loan Sooi •.■*•>■ Ltd. dance la«-t Mffrl
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    SOVIET PLANES OVER JAPAN?
    178 1 U.P. TOKIO, Today. JAPANESE sources claimed today that fourengined Russian bombers had flown over Northern Japan recently, but this was flatly denied by a Far East Air Forces spokesman. Usually reliable Japanese sources in a good position to have this information said that since August 23,
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    New Island Club Building
    96 2 Foundation SAonr .0* the new I*l A*d Club «iiiWing *t lhe 6th rtiile Thomson will toe Jajd ■b> $h«> CommisAioner-Ciene-rri. Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald tomorrow at pm. The site commands i wid« view over a large perii«n oi the Island. A swuwber of distinguished ffues*> have'keen
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    BIG IRRIGATION SCHEME FOR JOHORE
    259 2 THE Drainage and Irrigation Department. 1 Johore. is now engaged in cne 01 the biggest undertakings of its kind to be carried out in the country. It is known as the West Johore Drainage Scheme, which will cost several million dollars, but it will result
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    Charitable Bodies To Pay Tax
    141 2 A COMMITTED decision u> m*ke previsions in tne Municipal «ir.v.ri nc« lo exnipt any premises oi im-i thereof from the payment *st rates was deferred. MX. A. P. Rajah moving (>• ferment said that as the 01--iinance stood at ©resen*. '-here was no definite defin
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    PHILIP TAXES OVER
    22 2 A.P. The Dike of Edinburgh will arnv at Malta today and take over the com mand of H.M-S. MagpieA.P.
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    Traders May Employ Specials
    80 2 PENANG. Thurs. The Penang Chinese Chamber of Commerce nas informed its members that if any 61 them wani to employ t speed constable, they may inform the Settlement War Executive Committee. The Settlement War Exe cutive Committee in vienof the dangers of fire occuring in godowns
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    PACIFIC PACT URGED
    62 2 LONDON. Today. AUSTRALIAN External .v lairs Minister Percy bpender yesterday advocated the formation oi a Pacific Defence nact similar to L he North Atlantic Pact with American and British Commonwealth participation. Spender said on arn\.'«l here from Amsterdam that the invasion oi South Koiea .mphasized the need
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    LABOUR SUPPORi
    36 2 Reuter. BRUSSELS. Thursd i\ REPRESENTATIVES of ov r 5C.000.009 workers in .00-;: 50 countries today pledge continued steadfast support" for the Ufilted Nations 3U Korea, through th- international Confederation of iYe« Trade Union?.- Reiter.
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    'NO ATTEMPT TO BREAK UNITY'
    359 2 INDIAN DEMAND FOR VOTE THE demand of the South Indian Chamber Commerce and Chettiar Chamber of VL merce to have a say in the election of th* w Chamber's man on the LegislativeCouncVX an attempt to divide the Indioi. 'nm J, community, said Mr. G.
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    SHOUTING WAR
    45 2 A.P. WITH THE 25th DIVISION IN KOREA. Today. 4MERICANS erected a loudspeaker in front North Korean lines on Thursday and urged th« Reds to surrender. Simultaneously a Red loudspeaker told the Ame» cans to go home. Nobody surrendered. Nobody went home. —A P.
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    Man Faces Indecency Charge
    158 2 TH E trie! Court was rd held in c-'aera. Fhipps faced three chirks 01 intenxtiJQ; I modesty ol a woman thr-» occasions, Thi i him were withdrawn. Mr. H. R. Wilson for j fence asked th cooi hold the trial In camera m the exhibits in
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    STRANDED
    34 2 A.P. j£ Hong Ken BWg report.,! pine gunboat -jj J Macao. *V« v several MOW twjj outsui Hnra< Kor. engine vvJflt Kong .a viiH POUC in rep tn waicl. *,ot under*' > evciltog- AP.
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    NEW BOAT FOR BISN LINE
    197 2 THE British India Company's new cargo liner. *he Ordia completed he; ..riai.i on the Clyde on Aug. 25. and will shortly he lea tno United Kingdom for employment en the Company's Extern services for which she has been designed. The Ordia. a single--crew vessel c
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  • Page 2 Advertisements
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      84 2 SORE THROAT| 5^ quickly eased add ft protected IiBA jtj ComfoT 4T.J guard yod tore tlSStt fey I i^^^H ttV-ng Pec ii:. septic breatheable- cablets. 5 '^w- 1 Dissc'.. c-r the mouih, Pep» retraces rich mediCi-u! essences which soothe sotencs» V •ml «.:-jre the delicate membranes to f /yi beakl.
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    HUT TRICK
    572 4 WOMAN'S PAGE A.P. SEATTLE. Two SeatMe housewives have promoted in 800-year-old Japanese •coolie" hat into a fashion nil of ISSO in between \by feedings. The two, who sudden:* ound themselves conducr--0 a booking business from livmi »om. of *hich,<ver woman had the baby sitter for the day. are
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    New Fashions From Abroad
    502 4 PARIT. T M cokd few seems to ha jOne to ihe heads of nr French dr.-ss designers, t- r is a definite Russian influence in the clothes t r y havi created for autumn and inter. Last sprin/ they had a Chinese fixa' on with mandarin
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  • Page 4 Advertisements
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      102 4 ECZEMA. SORES |T2f~ Rash, Irritation jj f& Pimples, rashes, spots, skin -o-T d ICVi" irritation and even distressing X J> eczema quickly yield to Zam-Buk —j '.r vjk] treatment. This herbal ointment yCt7 ihouki be smeared over the affec- M 1 Uuj] I ted parts before retiring at night A
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    THE CRYING CAT
    1384 5  -  TODAY'S SHORT STORY BY MICHAEL HASTINGS of the the i»«r of ETit-.*courod I* J itii -rv ible that anym he said. no ted with the long P n n "You can it thp vs-idi if «c* make J 1 Ch*carcW. There I a v 1 '^fc^cauour ft
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    NO SWIM SUIT FOR ISRAEL BEAUTIES
    374 5 A.P. RAMAT GAN Israel ISRAELIS are still talking about the fin* bathing 1 beauty contest in their history—in whi::h no beauty could parade in her swimsuit and the selected "Miss Israel" turned out to be a "Missus.' The women's weekly magazine, promoted the idea.
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    "INVALIDS" VERSUS WISOEN'S
    143 6 HOME TOWN NEWS FROM BRITAIN JOHN Wisden and .Con pany. who this year celebrate their centenary, have accepted 2 challenge from Sir John Squire to meet his team. The Invalids," in a cricket match on a ground In SmKX in Se v tember, f he i iiginal
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    EAR-RINGS AND EYESIGHT
    130 6 Does the wearing of earrings improvt a person sight? Dr. Reginald Dixon, irganist at Lancaster Cathedral, believes it does. He said so at the Congrtss of the Incorporated Association of Organiits, in Leed*. He claimed tl.at he wa.> able to discard his spectacles more thor 30 years
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    NEW LEGAL ERA
    134 6 Anew era in Biitain's legjl history opens on October 2nd when the first pan of the new legal aid scheme begins. The scr.eme. which will be administered by the Law Society, will at first be limited to providing assistance in the High Court and the Court of
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    FORM GUIDE FO TOMORROW
    8025 6 Third Day Of K. L. Races Class 3, Div. I—S Fars. BAMnXOM 9-OiJ SECOMDi 5.8.5 C', Peaa i 8 v 2 iJor,e.= i Class 3. Div. 2. 5; I-'urs. Won by Azad. 1.06 'MfcPnerSoal T me 1 mm. 09 1."5 Dist :;.4. nk,. >ht. ML Oolns
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  • Page 6 Miscellaneous
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      396 6 v; 1.30 Tli>)«. .S.siil. News m -j|__«„ »i papore Weekly share lOur/ I l* i y.-t i%O "lafcnMe: S.*l »«w BLI E NETvVOKK •>.■> '< ink, *u*ia 'i.u'i..pur;'" u R3e The Kid.., iZtht+U* 7.0* tlm* >.«nai. Huh M-MM-r; a.*. "Wi ":i w n r «r.«M.-.-\ n£»T N.'n«»rH.re M»N **r* ■«-.«WJMt»<
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  • Page 7 Miscellaneous
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      89 7 ,\VV V Mi-MPO EXPLAIN: 6U ARDS QUESTION FLASH, rA A V»J HAVE A OOCO AL/B/ FQR W!MSO PfSkS HIS LIFE \k.l THE SUSPICIOUS 3UARD V v >©«v 7ME <wbea/5 JTO vouch fop him.- */v*y f *poove rrby show/kg ms how you t/?ai,m VC*>ii! 1 BEAPL/CKS JUST CHEWED Al NEPHEW AND
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    Johore Eagles Picture For World-Famous Exhibition
    274 9 Accepted By The Royal phot graphic Society <M> from JIMMY GLOVER) London, Thurs. Malayan amateur photographer, Tho, has secured an honour in the ial exhibition of the Royal Photographic ELy of Great Britain, recognised as the premier hirion of its kind in the world.
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    WHAT'S ON TODAY GENERAL
    98 9 < HINKSE JOI UNA LISTS* I» AY: Concert and Dinner at Mavfair and Dramatir Association. SINGA POItK H A KB O I It BOARD PARTY: Wharf Department farewell party to Mr. Won? Aii Fook at S.H.B. Staff Associat on at 5.15 p.m. YMCA: Orchard Road. Animal
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    CINEMA
    87 9 (ATHA¥: "Captain Caiey. U.S A." at 11, 1.45. 4.15. 6.45 J.:® p.m. ALHAMDBA: "Robinson Crusoe of: Clipper Island" at 12.30. 4.30 8.30 p.ra PAVILION: "Prelude to Fame" at 2. 6.30 9.30 p.m. CAIMTOL: "Cheaper by th; D®ben" at 11. 1.45. 4.0.1. 6 30 9.30 p.m. KK\: "Never Sav Goodbye
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    SPORT
    48 9 SOCCER: community Europeans v. Eurasians at Jaian Besar stadium: Jnr. cup t»«. Fathul Karib v. Kota Raja A at Geylany: Business House L.„e. Bukom S.C. v. Oriental Teephone at B.O.D.: Struts Times v. Guthrie S.C. at v BOXING: Flashy Sebastian Roy Brooks, Happy World, J 9 p.m.
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    TIDE
    9 9 H.W.: 1.22 a.m. (9ft. 6ins>. 1.31 p.m. Oft.).
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    BRONZE MEDAL
    10 9 taken h>> > ishmg r-i tine in b this
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    Manchuria On The Agenda
    62 9 3HE SUCCESS Today I bombing in •'v ;L' !a M f;: "I believe >oj' Asia, the ES 1 v r und c he I r can share 'ha; Mr. MaUk :nake '"-K-.» no even N|L«ll .V r *h<? Witk #\f 4 tias s n cne Rlf-ti
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    INDIA DERATIONS PETROL
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    WEDNESDAY'S PHOTO FINISHES
    172 10 Photo finish for third place: Hunting Music (No. 4 MiP.iersOn) beating Cinema (No. 1, Ay res; tor place money. Singing Bird it .\o. o. Lnai>es> is seen finishing filth on the outside. Amusement (N. 8. Tait) winning from Jimmy Boy (No. 0. Tulloh—on rails) with Kentucky II
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    KENT AVOID FOLLOW ON
    246 10 Reuter. CANTERBURY. Thura. WEST INDIES consolidated their josition on the second day of their mat< h against C»nt here. The county managed to 3 void the follow-on by 31 runs. With a •ad of 111» Wc«t Indies baited train and erhen atmnnn arer* drawn -pen 249
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    VAMPIRES VISIT ATHENS
    30 10 A.P. The British Embassy Mnounc! yesterday that an RAF Might of Vampires wil! arrive in Alliens from Cyrenaica on Sunday on a thiv day official visit. A.P.
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    Louis Brough And Drobuy Put Out
    278 10 A.P. FORREST HILLS. Thursday OIXTH-SEEDED Art Larsen of San S the field into the quarter-finals of the lmStates tennis championships toda\ I- Jaroslav Drobny of Egypt 6-3, 2-b, i-o-Larsen's comparatively easy victo Drobny removed the secondranking to the title. Larsen attacked repeated ly through
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    HOME CRICKET AT A GLANCE
    78 10 Reuter. play U'lii- '.''"V rt 1 K'- 8 <Suss«-x vs. I .Vn-uind SI ton ou Thai OoiaHionwea <• ham (Nottis Essex I ~e il'"** The pos Hon nli "'hrngMoM rta wealth XI 1 Nottinsl"" 1 At Ur*'« An Fi-f abandoned. Scot* jA' for iwo forte
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    SEVENTY-SEVEN A GOOD NUMBER FOR TOMORROW
    1103 11  -  HARIMAN should MAKE AMENDS By "SPOT" Jfct'ALA LUMPER, Today. CEVENTV SEVEN (iate InOian Sea) is my nap tomorrow, concluding day of the SeJangor Turf v,uuor Turf Club's August-September Meeting. This three-year-old was badly left in his maiden nuting on Wednesday, but showed great promise
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    Stanvac Go Down Six-Nil
    276 11 TWO yuals by Awang Bakar heaped Tiger Standard S.C. beat Stama« S.C. U> the tune ol six *oals to vii. in 9 Business House "A" Leagu. fixture at Ueylang yesterday. Tigers monopolised pia> throughout but the sftf resist ane. offered by Stanvae delend ers held them
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    BOBBY LOCKE LEADS FIELD
    84 11 LJ2EDS. Thure.- Bob by L. «k South African holder of British Open Golf title. leaaa Held a« they go into WW ■> two rounds ot the Lnu- CLOSM 72 hole stroke tournam nt. On the M%yard Mooitoln course on Thursday. U 1 < i rded another
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    RACE CARD
    947 11 DCIjOU is the Race Card and .scratching* lor Suturdav. concluding day of tile Selangor Turf Club's Aug. Sept. Meeting. Double Totes Raoes 4 and 5; 7 and 8. Big Sweep Race X. Racing starts at 2.30 p.m. RACE I—Horses. Class 3, f>k\. —6 Fttrlongs. HELLO MUm. Tjhm Bock
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    U.S. May Have Violated Red China-Austin
    398 12 U.P. and A.P. LAKE SUCCESS, Today. ITNITED States chief delegate Mr. Warren Austin told the Security Council last night "it is possible" that American planes had violated Manchurian territory. Austin said the violation, if it occurred, was a "mistake". He suggested the Security Council
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    RUBBER QUIET
    96 12 TODAY'S MARKETS The rubber commodity mark-t was dull today with dealers cautious and inclined to watch Urua n's policy on rubber mports to Russia. The market was inclined to ease, with business passing at noon at 131 cei.'.s a pound (or September lirst Kraae sheet. New Y«.rk futures
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    TIN DOWN AGAIN
    46 12 Tli»- tin metal market had a further drop of today. Tie price declared at noon was JT7S per p ul ex smelter. Tli»* price of thre* months tin in I.«>ndon last niuht wa« C7"y per ton a dr«>n of £9 on the ton.
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    GOLD DOWN
    48 12 The itcld market was easier in Slncaj»ore th s morning despite i r>-- of 1IKJ7 on thttae! in H»ni;koni( tast nn;ht following w Id war rumours. The price n Singapore for lirst quahtv bars wholesale was $197 |>er tael rr.iwire«l with $2'") at yeste: i\ <losin_
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    TINS QUIET
    39 12 Small interest continued from London for wniv :,n shares, this inornin Lo<all> the market was qi..et luii w th a little more in«j ;.rj m .f tew < ase*. Industrial* remained -leady white rubbers had 1 lib- n.ins'»
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    Life Term For Subversion
    69 12 U.P. LANSING, Michigan. Today. •THE Michigan Senate to- day yave unanimous approval t.o a Bill provid ing imprisonment up to life for conviction of subversive activity. A companion Bill dennes such activity as "any act or advocac/ of any act toward the overthrow o. the Government
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    Biggest Red Push Yet
    232 12 Stop Press Reuter. Hy .U Li AN B VIES TOKIO, Today, k.i I V thousand tank led Commmie .ts with more Kiivs than they had rvel n"is: d before stormed tin* ii» NaMons West Wall ly 'cu'ling the Amerlf in river defeiurx in .1 do'<»n plrw:.
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    Search Team Nears Wreck
    84 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Today. THE combined Army and Police rescue party cutting its way through dense Kelantan jungle to reach the scene of last Friday s Dakota crash were this morning reported to be within a short distance f their objective. The jungle is so thick however,
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    HELP CO-OPS WOMEN TOLD
    149 12 MR. T. F. Carey, the Commissioner for Cooperative Development, last night urged women to take a more active part in the management of co-operative societies. He was sp -aking at the Silver Jubilee dinner of the Singapore Government Servants Co-operative Thrift and Loan S<»ciety held at
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    Cause Of Nile Crash A Mystery
    41 12 Explosion Cr Crash? air or crashed and ctfg fire but this task be an easy one. ArT'in,' t! Ed w- r< l& Indians, six French, three Italiaxi>. v.Swis, ivo Czech, one Qreek and on< Stateless.
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  • MALAYA TRIBUNE (SINGAPORE)
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      55 1 MALAYA Tribune fix S'pora. IMGtJH WM AFTERXOO\ FAJBI 0 M.UA > 4 Phone 58M/3 Nine Lncs Published simultaneously at Singapore. Kuala Lumpw, ipoh ana. Penang. EIGHT PAGES SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 195«. PKJCE TEN CENTS. THE MALAYA TRIBUNE LONDON REPRESENTATIVE E Maurice Glover, Malaya Tribune Office, 1 AS. Fleet Street,
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      REDS LAUNCH ALL-OUT OFFENSIVE
      416 1  -  5 a.m. News: Heavy Fighting Raging From ROBERT C. MILLER U.P. On The Masan Front, Friday. THE North Koreans launched an all-out full-scale attack all along the south- western front at midnight with tanks, artillery and infantry. The centre of ick was at Haman, 37 miles
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      15-POiNT ATTACK:
      96 1 It si an SWINTOX \n r'OXT. Today. i:p TO two North Korean li tUvis ons. spearheaded] by smash -d at the 25th States D.ViSie»n in a i iti >ci h tore Ja'.vn 1 R ds struck at ,15 >•. m points, ►re d North Korean: swarming across the
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      THE DEAD PILE UP
      53 1 ILEX Valentine. Renter reporter, cabled fwm th Masan front to sa\ the defenders wen the most powerful their guns could stop the suicidni charges by the Reds. dead w< re piling up and at the time of dispatch at vu three guts had bee l abandoned
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      Violation Of Red China Possible
      94 1 Austin STOP PRESS U.P. LAKE Sl'CI ESS. Today. ITNITED STATES thief dr- h u.iir Mr. Warren Austin .»'(J >rM'U>'t' i ouncil fast ni:ht ft i> psissibl that American planes M I violated Maachurian ten! iU ry. Austin sah: the viola tion. it it oeciivn d.
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      Red C-in-C Fought At Stalingrad
      71 1 A.P. TOKIO. Vo ay. Con v I MacA r th ul' a Inrelli",. -u ofticer.- ycsteidny f lenuh- I the Held commander of t.. Bed Annjr rr Korea a* Mhj »h 1 Choi Yung 'vun. 47. v < ran North Korean tomm-i-i'v who holds las
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      SECO: Malik Under Fire From Egypt
      964 1 A.P. U.P. Reuter. LAKE SUCCESS. Thursday. RUSSIA'S Jacob Malik convened aSecurityCcmnci 1 K mPe tj n e the last in his presidential tenure at 7.18 p.m. GMT (Singapore time 2.48 this morning Mr d Malik opened the meeting by reading the ful l agenda
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      U.S. To Quit Formosa After Korea
      136 1 A.P. WASHINGTON. To '•■>• ■PRESIDENT Truman saM r vestcrday it will not be necessary U keep the Seventh Fleet off Fornu -a once peao has been restored to Korea. president Truman at I news conference also told reporters the incident mated by Genj ral
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      COMPULSORY SERVICE
      27 1 Reuter. The Jielgiun Parliament w il shortly be asked to len»t!i 0 compulsory military ser Premier Joseph Pholien announced in a broadcast I night. Reuter.
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      Johore Eagles In The News
      269 1 (Cable from JIMMY GLOVEK) London, Thurs. THE well-known Malayan amateur photographer. Mr Loke Wan Tho, "has secured an honour in the 95th annual exhibition Of the Royal PhotographicSociety cf Great Britain, recognised as the premier exhibition of its kind iii'th world. Mr. Luke has a
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      FIFTY-FIVE KILLED?
      32 1 A.P. Fiftv-tive persons wee I• lieved lost in the crash of Trans-World Airlines Con i I 1 ition in the Nile delta 10 miles north of Cairo y< terda>. A.P.
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      Servicemen, Wives Hail New Pay Rise
      365 1 Tribune Staff Keporter OFFICERS, ratings, servicewomen mC wivesw v servicemen in town and from the Empin Trooper touring the town yesterday were juduant over the news of the new pay i Rtea arniounced by the British Prime Minister. Mr. Attiee. in Parliament. ttn As
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      CAPTAIN STILL CRITICAL
      44 1 iiibunc siait Reporter Lt. Sm't'i, captain of tne H.M.S. Bnrwtnd, n.-.v-i Boor.i Defence rcnocl, ml naval rating who pare in >n explosion. is <0l "Critically ii. but not WW a spok 'sman of the Brii.i- I Mditaiy Hospital said trtH moratag.
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      'GREY OWL' FOUND
      34 1 A.P. The wreck of the fou. -100. BetCUii yacht "Grey Owl" v/. found i.rifling r*t( the J<r NortV SetiTjows* yeatetvi v and towed irto part hy Jr man I.slung boat. A.i\
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      ASSAM HAS TURNED 'VALLEY OF DEATH'
      324 1 U.P. CALCUTTA. Thursday THOUSANDS of square miles of the Northern Indian province of Assam have been turned into a vast "Valley of Death" by floodwaters unleashed by the August 15 earthquake which changed the face of the earth. Thousands of square miles of inundated
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      RAF Crash: 1 Rescued This Morning
      153 1 Tribune Staff Reporter THE first survivor from the RAF Dakota courier 1 aircraft which was lost in the South China Sea yesterday was picked up by a motor launch early today. Ha u an army officer, on of the fly a passengers aboard the
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      MALAN SWEEPS BOARD
      79 1 A.P. JOHANNESBURG. Today THE Nationalist Party wan all six Union Parliam* tary seats and 16 01 Ll local legislative seats in the South West Ulrica elections held on Wednesday The resulting local legislative assembly majority gives the Nationalists sufL eient represent? i ion in the Sectoral college
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      Manchuria On The Agenda
      131 1 I \KE SUCCESS. TotiOj THE Security Ooi ftcll rotndl el ht »o three in favour •>i including air force bomb'tigs of Manchuria on the i end Mr. Wie'-.n Austin. United] States delegate, referring to chains a communis! charges °i r American bobbin* in yarictfitrla *n\ r
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      U.K. May Deny Rubber To Soviets
      125 1 LONDON, red BRITAIN 'nay move soon \o cut mourning sales o# rm>bef to Rnasi i on the gfuoapove fret (nsHtct, Diplomat offic'aU o n ported ties yesttrrt.iv ..<! tin- United Stale* baa been prqddirg Britrfm to take w.rl action. Bus-i g»!ts iboe.t thice-tifths Ot
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      NO PERMANENT JOBS AFTER RETIRING AGE
      793 2 City Fathers Decide MUNICIPAL Commissioners yesterday unanim--ITI ously decided that as a ai rule no officer should be retained on the permanent establishment after the retiring age. However to suit the exigencies ot the servict an officer could be retained beyond the retiring are
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      Oil Mill Plan Is Held Up
      201 2 A proposal to agree in principle to sit" an oil m.ll W the Kampong BUhrt area was held up. Mi ltob-rtson moved ma» this -aaitor be held uj to ord i that he may visit fcheares stncc lOMnponc I"'. *aa residential «d ".oo.t-... Mr.
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      Commissioners Hit Out At The Press
      390 2 THE press got their share oi criticism at the 1 Municipal Commission meeting when Mr. Sandy G. Pillay (Progressive City) •in a spirit of friendly criticism started the oml I oiling. What he did not like was the press (not the Tribune) interpretation of
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      Make Laws To Sue Army, Says Rajah
      239 2 Mr. A. P. Rujah suggested that legislation be introduced to enable citizens to sue the Military. As things were at present the Military could only be sued in England for something which they had done out here, he said. Mr. Rajah made thes-
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      'Women, Teased In Clinics'
      260 2 MR. PAT JOHNSON (No~th W'ardi speaking in support of a diptheria immunisation drive, yesterday said that the public could not be entirely to blame. Mr. Johtison was referring to the abet eel misconduct of Municipal officers in ciinics. He :*aid that he had complaints ot "crude
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      RED PAMPHLET FOUND
      32 2 One Contlnuftft* pamphlet written in Znglish was recovered from East Coa:' Road by a.c police yesterday. The pamphlet was stuck on the wall of a house along the road.
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      EVICTED MEN APPEAL TO BALWANT SINGH
      292 2 I egislative Councillor Mr v Balwant Singh is taking up with the Chahman of th Kural Board the case of a t.umber of nis constituent, v. ho live in temporary at--lap houses near the 13. milestone on Sembawang Road. These pec pie. whose houses
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      CALL FOR STEPS TO FIGHT DIPTHERIA
      313 2 MR. Sandy G. Pillay. Pro gressive City> appeals to the public to take prt ventative steps against dip theria in view 01 the mount ing cases ana reported deaths due to the disease in the Colony. Although he strongly advocated the immunisation of children
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      GOVERNOR TO FIX CITY FATHERS' ALLOWANCE
      301 2 THE Municipal Commissioners ha d ask the Governor-in-Coun'Ml to n x amount of allowance the Commissioned should get 'to compensate them :'or certain expenses and to ensure that no individual sh( SK be precluded for financial reasons from the public on the Commission. The
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      Bean Sprout Men Must Close Wells
      274 2 The grow,-,, fctj the Itochore DWrk7i3 have to close- their well* \f they wish to carry on th* tiade they will have to fte.sh water to grow ti„ bat sprouts and not well water as they have beea Aahtt for the past thirty vcu
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      STOLE CYCLE -CHARGE
      52 2 R un sm.y kramej« oftfl 41. chir* >n Second Pofcee Oo rt f day w.. i I ivt«tj -'»Ji' I cycle valued $1° beiflßfWS Yeo Ah Wan <>n Aug. He Iter! IB tlUT^charge of t< i prop* Ranu.-.u.i;. pleaded guilty, nd the cat* ponc.noSopt.T. BaH** 1 uVonc
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      Hussars Leave For Korea
      143 3 THE British troopship. Empire Trooper, en route to Hongkong from the United Kingdom with I enforcements lor the */Uisak?e Regiment, paid a swift cah at Singapore ytsterda,'. Arriving at 9 a.m.. U 8 vessel disembarked a :;:null party of re-inforcemen'.s lor Singapore and Malays Mtex taking
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      Reds Murder Five Men In One Day
      298 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. BANDITS murdered rive civilians in the Federation during the past twenty-four hours. Among their victims nvaa a European olanter. Mr. G. Donne, manager of an estate in Pahang. who was shot dead this morning Willie inspecting an area at the
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      New School In Selangor
      97 3 Selangor s must remo'e Government English Sch Oi will be» officially opened on Monday. September 4. by the Mentri Besar. Selangor. Raja Uda oin Raja Muhar.i mad. Situated in Kamponj; Kuantan. ra *r Kuala St langor. 40 uu«cs :rom Kuala Lumpur and L 9 miles from
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      IT WILL BE SIMPLER NOW TO PAY YOUR BILLS
      333 3 Mr. T. P. F. McNeice yesterdry said steps were being taken to simplify the steps the public has to take in paying their Municipal bills. This was in reply to a suggestion by Mr. G. H. Kiat 'Independent East > that
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      PROPHET'S DAY
      30 3 The 9Gth birthday AJMMv<»raary oi Sree Karayaaa Owndev. will be celebra'.ed by *h" Sree ttarayana Mission at the ■Uaaton premises at west Rid Road. 13'- Mile Sdetar. thi--Buoda>.
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      Successful Secretaries
      174 3 1 AT the Jun. isag sxamuu*- I t\ tiono of tho Corpor.ition of Certified Secretaries ti- following candidates of H Tan Accountancy School. Singapore, wer. successful: FINAf.: Thomas w y Warn (with distinction in i-;eo-nomiesi: Chan Yik "'hin (with in Accountancy); Koh Boon Sim- Lee Hock Seng; Lee
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      7 Hurt By Formic Acid
      58 3 PENAXG. Thurs. Seven people wer hurt when a jar of formic acici was accidentally broken on board the "Clytoneus" at the Swettenham Pier this morning. Th-" casualties were at once removed to the General Hospital where they are being treated for burns. The condition of
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      Give Local Names To Roads— Mrs. Eu
      126 3 Give Local Names To Roads Mrs. Eu MRS. Robert Eu tPr). West i suggested th <. aa tai ai possible roads n<4 streets be given names connected with the island. She made these rem i's while referring to names of certain proposed roads in it*% Bradd «1 Road area wnicli
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      Muslim Protest Meeting Against Laycock Bill
      169 3 rpHE Muslim Welfare As- sociatinn is .-ppnsoring a mass meecmg at the Mas ud Sultan Noith Bridge Road todby after Friday prayers to protest again t ;he Bill proposed by Mr. John Laycock to "nuilii marriage between persons •either of whom is below ihe
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      Malayan Students Do Very Well—Prof Todd
      88 3 MALAYAN students are on the whole toing very i!l well in British Universities, said Prof. A. R. Todd. Professor of Chemistry at Cambridge University, who passed through Singapore yesterday on his way to Australia by a Qantas 8.0.A.C. Constellation. He singled out a Singapore
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      Malayan Bear For Aussie Circus
      110 3 WHEN the Blue Funnd freighter. M. V. Telem ichus. sails from Singapore for Australia via Java this morning, she will be carrying a consignment of animals on jehalf oi Mr. Phi hp Wirth of V.rth Bros Circus—Australia's greatest circus and menagerie. Included in the consignment
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      Offered Bribe Charge
      69 3 Cail »l fS80 In one wrecy was c.lered to 37-year-old ouok gwak by the Secord Police Couit yost T&W be had claimed trial when charted v.th offering gratification of JL»f« lice nonstable at AW» on Aui;. 30 Quek w«-i alleged to Jjje given -he money to the
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      Court Told Of Rescue Attempt
      248 3 A gallant rescue attempt I y patrol leader France Leong of the Fourth St. Jcseph Troon. Singapore, together with two other swimmers faileJ to save th" life of 20 year-old Teo Hock Kong on August 27, at Jhanf' Beach, it was stated at the Coroner's
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      TOO MUCH, TOO SOON?
      557 4 THE Mac Arthur affair has subsided. At least 1 it is out of the headlines. But that does not mean that it is over and done with—not by a long way. Comment at the time of Truman s ban on the General's Formosa declaration was naturally
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      Co-operation Has A Part In Singapore Society
      1335 4  -  saya Sir Franklin Ginison of Sangapore af a spech at the IT IS nearly two years a ;o since 1 had the pleasure Ol being th < grat at S dinner at which co-op rative societies and their activities were the centre of
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      'Task Force' To Fight Aggression
      68 4 U.P. LONDON. Thursday. BRITAIN was said to be forming a "task force" of several army divisions and air squadrons in preparation lor possible Communist aggression. Kcliable sources said that the task lore-- would be held in reserve "ready lor action anywlure." ihe formation of the
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      NEW STRIKE THREAT
      23 4 A.P. Ind«.nt>sia < biggest labour union, the Communist driestpated "Sobst" yesterrtav tnreatened new strikes supported by 700.000 sstai workers. A P
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      NOBODY WAS KILLED
      23 4 Reuter. The Brazilian destroyer Ajnaaonaa yesterday ramme<. a ferry-boat in Rio Bay badly damaging it. No deaths \vc i reported.—iteutet,
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      REDS FIGHT BY TORCHLIGHT
      261 4 U.P. (From JACK BtTvBY) With the Second Division, Friday. POMMUNIST troops attacked American positions in the central sector last night after a torchlight demonstration which one c ,f; cer called "the most fantastic tiling I have ever seen.'' Supported by tanks, ar tillery and mor'ar fire,
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      DEFENCE TALKS
      56 4 Reuter. Mr. Clement Attlee has warned key Cabinet MinisUito be available for top-lev x defence talks in London ae<. week. The Cabinet may me twice during: the week. TU< are expected to discuss ttte extent of industrial reor;4 V. sation made necessary ly the increased defence «ffor and
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      No SPCA Kennels In Infirmary
      159 4 MUNICIPAL Comnussk turned nWn n to allow tht Socletv forti! kenne'.s within tin Qi nuu y. Sontht vn r>pposed < > the Oonra toners i tiv. 1 1 Mr. T. p r. McNcfc. r acting I. d, .'t i n J that th.- V, t,
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      SHIP DISASTER
      81 4 SHIP DISA STER Reuter. The t'nite 1 StaU- Navy tprday announced that the sinking of the hosmt i! Benevolene last Friday v.! on a trial cruise before nffinj for Korea, was now fcefl to nave taken 23 live.-j -i> known dead sad few M t missing. The hve people nJ
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      RAF Bombs Red Targets In Johore
      147 5 jOHORE BAHRU. Thttrs. i For ihe fourth day tH ~[on, *>hter-boirib rs it bombers of the Malaya Air Com>nd attacked bandit posi'in Johore this atters vera! hours. Soitind Brigands bombed 1. lected targets and (01- j with a heavy conn of cannon and air-striken
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      UNION DISCUSSES TUC SUPPORT
      82 5 Thi- Naval Base Labour Union *vi!l be holding a retentative meeting th's Sunday to consider the OjuasI n "f support to the pin posed Trade Union Cong r ov; oi Singapore. The mce'.ng will also discuss questions relating to the general welfare of the Naval Base
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      'Union Men On Council Should Be Elected'
      253 5 Municip d L; I our Union >esterday asked that j i L,eu: ii presentatives on the j t.ve Council sliould he by '.lie trade union-sts md Dot nominated by Govern- j At t resent, Mr. Lim Vcv> I th. i'nion->' man »»n irei!
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      Claim Against Odd-Job Contractor
      220 5 Claim Against OddJob Contractor DISPUTE between two Chinesĕ over alleged monetary transaction foimed the subject of a civil claim before Mr. Justice Evans in the High Court yesterday when Kuah Seng brought an action against Tan Gim Kooi for tht recovery of $659.65. Kuah. who is the owner Of 1
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      CURFEW
      92 5 A curfew on the following rural areas of Kuala Lumpur has been ordered and v ill be in force from tonight onwards at 8 p.m. every night until further notice: From the point where the electric power line passes over the Ampang Road at the 3 :i t mile;
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      AMERICANS TO KEEP LABOUR DAY
      108 5 America's Labour Day, whien falls on Sep. 1. will bo celebftted by Americans in fttagapora and the Federation of Ma'aya. It will bo observed ;io tl holiday by t K e American Consu'ate General in Sing.i Dor** and 'he Ameican Consulate in «tuala Lumpu The
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      CHINESE SCHOOLS TO FOLLOW ENGLISH CALENDAR
      116 5 PENANG Tours Chlm ss Schools In Pwtn? and Province W'-llesley have deciri--1 in fr>iio«- 4 ho English School calendar. This was decider at >; meeting of Chinos- Bchobl principals and supervis. n of Chin'* 1 schools held nt the Ll Tek Soah reernHv. onaer
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      Sugar Squeeze: Govt. Blames Housewife
      328 5 SINGAPORE and the Federation Governments will by Saturday whether sugar rationing. They are any new controls and will avoid them if they can y Mr Andrew Gilmour, Singapore Secretary for Economic Iffairs said this in a press conference yesterday and blamed the public for the
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      Drivers Fined
      86 5 JOHORE BAHRU. ThUTfi FINES totalling sis: wore imposed on live Singapore iaxi-arivers in the Magistrates' Court today. Ang King Teng. Neo So'-t Heng. Tan Seng Toh. Vim Chin Tottg and Ong \h Heng were each fined $'W for entering the Federation with passei eers without a Federa"on pubii?
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      Gurkha Shot His Way Out Of Ambush
      201 5 THE details of a bitter -ncounter between a large bandit force and men of the 2nd 7th Gurkha Rifles near Kuala Lipis on July 6 gallantry award published in the London Gazette recently. For his part in the action Corporal Jasbahadur Rla, 2
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      ANTI-CESSION LEADERS PROMISE BROOKE SUPPORT
      490 5 SINGAPORE, Today. WHEN Mr. Anthony Brooke left Singapore* by Qantas plane this morning for London, he took with him a gratifying picture of a growing anti-cessionist movement in Sarawak, brought to him by officials of two of the leading anticessionist movements in the JOttntry. Yesterday
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      PAROLE BOARD
      85 5 The following ,">■ ''sons have been appointed merobe.s ol a Parole Board unde: tue Children :.d Yor ie Persons Ordinance. 1949, for a rod ot thro yetun ccunencins; «.»n Sept. 18. M« .lu-t.cv A. Brown <Chair nam: Mr. Roland Lvne. j P.: Mr. Dong Hui Song; Mi. G.
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        24 5 w I m *.> 4 o V A L T I N E HI V WORE KNIGHTS I 'KRE BOLD— WTALTINE HOT' OVALTINI I 11
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        366 5 The*e are largely due to changes in ihe ai-im-irs ~f .hr endocrine 9 glands. Dunns youi past >c«rs the have hern used up anJ requ \3 f proper nourishment. Thrv do th. Un» <!., l/^m which they had lormerly for power production S.i y6ui If s-J)U slowrddown. You become less
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        52 5 x\ /iS?/ QR to NIMRO RISK'S HIS LIFE NJkJ ,™j| U ,TiJ >o<7 75^4W f V\ i KEcFO/HS YOU QVEEN£ TO VOUCH FCC HIM: W SaTeSASPS, BUT FLASH X nephew >W£> ///<? fam/ly A M^ L SNXfIJj >| JON WARNS: **3V JUST /V 7*OW CAN'T LET NWMRO DOWN. 1 hi
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      Tin Prices
      97 6 SINGAPORE. AIUI. 31: Th prirt of tin was »3»*-' 1.2 B*t pit vi ex-aneeiler a drop of f7 l on the pic ul. LONDON. Aug. 30: Spot £7?o. uon Tnrce months £771. Down £24. Settlement price £782 12. Down £27 1 2. Turnover: 25 inns. Stvond st-ssion: Spot
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      Tins Easy Again
      107 6 Singapore, Thurs QUIETER and easier conditions prevailed in the tins section ot the loonl share market. Industru.i* were steady and rubbers had very little business. The following were the day's price changes: 3INGAPOBK, In;. ;i BohiSMMI Ar »:o. l*t. Pr« f. 6/. 4.48 5.00 rd 2nd. Pi*>.f.
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      TRADE. FINANCE AND MARKETS Less Run On Siam Rice
      206 6 A.P. BANGKOK, Thursday. FORMOSA has ceased to oe a purchaser of Siamese rice since the "U.S. Seventh Fleet took up guard duty over the Chinese Nationalist island fortress, according to rice circles here. They report that the Nationalists had been buying
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      Rubber Down On Control Fears
      157 6 THE rubber «ommodity market liad a bid drop yesterd.-jv on fMra that t)n- United States may impose fortbor rontroi» on rubber. DOSkkM th* exkftlßK allorat ons on rommeiviai NMUinp* Tin market opowoi at 12 nound for Septembei h"St "•r.nle s'ieet nin" n\\ Wednesday's closimr. With
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      SHIP DEFECTS
      25 6 A.P. HOKO KONG. ThurA 298-ton J.S.M. today wll believed lo have doi'»cted from C rumM '.>mimu!i-is to th chinos N UoaalUts, A. D
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      Rumours Lost On Gold Markets
      154 6 A.P. The price oi gold fell 0v $2 Oil the teal yesterday in Singapore to $200 per tael wholesali tor first quality bars. Tin market was inactive. In Hongkong the gold market was full of Aild rumours some of which were: 1. That Red China
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      SAFA TO PUT UP SPECIMEN FENCE AT STADIUM
      171 6 THE Commissioners deferred decision on the erection of an'inner steel fence at Jalan Besar but decide to request the Singapore Amateur Football Association to put up a specimen run. The fence is intended to keep excited spectators from entering the field. The
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      Along The Godowns
      82 6 in pur.:—kutsang (4l>. Ahh gonria, S. Itonakal, Wntsa (Sh»-:>iM, Xorilst ji>rnan (42 3». Gowang. Mantin '40 41). Hoegh Silvormmtn (.*>S :tj>>, v( i..ps (36), ItoegJi SUwrtlgtot (S3 34), India Mail (91 12). HHijjonian Queen tl7 IK), I MvkftJ (19 2<»). Aniniiptitt (21 22), t h-Mon (99 4),
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        436 6 MISCELLANEOUS KNOWLEDGE of Ministry and Physiognomy brittirj Happiness and Success in Life. Consult Madam*' Lydia. 14A. Change Alley <off Raffles Placet 10 a.m. 5.30 p.m.) BUSINESS OPPTY CHINESE advertiser desire* in* up 55.000 shares in Asian or European Lid.. Co joining' Its staff same tiii'r. Al'.ci natively, will conbmsot other
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        207 6 WANTED FIRST i v, n r IMS |M cycle .rr. state Mi- emtiOm mmediate cash if sati.«fartory. i Repiv 460. Bavelock Bant WANTED Purrhas": ft Mi I hand Standard typewriter. Austin 7 ear for «rrnT». F»i>!; Samuel Post r.ox 411. S nW* ANTED 11 ire* tart «Hf tring l!»t!ie rhuck
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      FORM GUIDE FOR TOMORROW
      9296 7 Third Day Of K. L. Races m 3. Div. 1-6 Furs. X WILLIE* 9.00 H Div. 3. U SFur*. 1 s.np 'McPherson) 09 i 5 !>•»«• t T"" I h«l Goiirr' Good:- Perot, 7.12 V N Div. 2. 6 Pltrs. M 8.08 (Tullor... j-. «,..•>.. Dist.
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