Malaya Tribune, 6 September 1950

Microfilm: NL3776
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    20 1 MALAYA Tribune t| r (ODArS 4 mews I TOPA? LATE EXTRA Jau SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1950 PRICE TEN CENTS
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    NORTHERNERS ROLL BACK ALLIED LINE ANKS QUIT KASAN
    273 1 NORTHER NERS ROLL BACK ALLIED LINE ANKS QUIT KASAN U.P. •Frank Tremaine, U.P. Staff Correspondent. TOKIO, Today. IFJ) Nations troops lost the key towns of Yonglos and Pohaag today and fell back to a new ken defence line under savage Communist E A. rthern front rolled back in one of
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    SOVIET ARMS FOR HO?
    77 1 HONGKONG. Today. SOVIET equipment is pouring into Kwangsi. destined for Ho Chi-minh's in Indo-China. according to Chinese arrivals from tne border town of Nanning. They said the equipment included field-guns, howitzers, heavy machineguns and other smaller automatic weapons. The arrivals added that the equipment is being
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    re:s arrested
    23 1 occupation leaflets. —Router.—A AP TOKIO. To-day Hiroshima City (atorr-bombed > policearrested five Communists last night under a charge of distributing antioccupation leaflets.—Reuter.—AAP
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    Rice Ration Situation
    85 1 4 SINGAPORE delegate to A the South-East Asia Ric Conference said this morning tha* the Malayan Governments are not con- mnlatine any reduction in In an official statement last month in the Singapore Legislative Council, it was stated that the present stocks of rice, together with the
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    Bishop On Mission
    54 1 The Rev. Donald H. Tippet who has been chosen by the Council of Bishops in America to survey the various Methodist Missions in the World, arrived this morning with Mrs. Tippet by Pan American Airways Clipper. They were met by Bishop Raymon I>. Bishop of South East
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    Truman Urged: 'Rearm Germany'
    172 1 U.P. WASHINGTON, Today. IOHN J McCloy, United States High Commissioner J for Germany, said today that he had told President Truman that Germany should be allowed to narticipate in its own defence and that more United states troops should be sent to Germany if they can
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    U.S. Navy Chief Warns Soviet Aircraft
    124 1 Reuter—AP. TOKIO. To-day. NAVAL forces operating in Korean waters are doing so with the full authority of the United Nations In carrying out their mission against invading Communist forces Admiral Charles T. Joy, U.S. Navy Commander of the Naval Forces in the Far East
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    Sugar Cards: Office Is Busy
    66 1 JOHORE BAHRU. Today. MORE than live thousand ration cards have been issued to the local public during the past few days. Rationing begins in the Federation on Sept. 11. According to the Assistant Rationing Officer about 500 cards are being dealt with daily. Rationing is
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    Ludicrous Conception
    71 1 A.P. TOKYO, Today. THE Army*.' conception of mtntar? security as appj to n*W* reached a new nltrh judiciousness today. While the GHQ WMIC Information Office still maintained the "policy of this office ll that until Brtisn. troops are committed to ombBt their presence in Korea should not be
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    CALL FOR GOVT. INQUIRY INTO CHILD MARRIAGES
    409 2 municipal commission y |j Chishty. yesterday suggested ii J merit appoint a Commission of lm uiri \M the Question of child marriages 1 He said that the l*&tafat J when it meets on .September 19 should rJI sideration of the Laycock al such
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    Johore Will Be On Sep
    13 2 •.v Mufti, the Chief! other i lijeiou? iet
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    PENANG ANNUAL
    4 2 Ball' it
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    PARTY FOR
    26 2 B I w Ki fWt'U P' 'J to M <* A L Muar Nurw* H« Mi.=S Coui-> scho a to sf 1 v.itl-t'-» fe*v da*-
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    Hindu Marriage Bill Aims To Cut Out Polygamy
    315 2 4 NEW Hindu Marriage Bill, which will seek to A put an end to the practice j' uolygamy among. Hindus will be considered by th»» Hindu Advisory Board when it meets on Friday. ULr. G Sarangananv told the Tribune yesterday. The Bill
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    ACCOUNTS TALK
    45 2 A >m>!Uh'y nw t at. of t!a ftingaprre Pi<*ltict Society of the Cot pore ion nf Certified Secretaries will be held In the Britisn Couinil Hil! BtamCord Road, fewta> at t>:<o p.m. Mr. S. F. Ulllllmw A.C.A.. will speak on "Practical Br.lira: Accounting."
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    CEYLON POLICE INVESTIGATE
    30 2 A.P. A Ceylon Government of iicial said ihat i olice are investigating w lether the Communist-dominated Cey lon Trade tinion federation is getting i»nancial aid from abroad.—.VP.
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    FURTHER JAIL TERM FOR LABOURER
    140 2 A YOUNG English-speaK-ing Ch nese labour Tan Chw» c Kirn ol the Bp.se OrdnanGe Depot, now under a prison sentence, will have to be ih jail for another si* months. Tan was found guilty by the First District Court y sterday of corruptly dfferin* $30
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    Shot Woman Dies
    44 2 JOHORE BAHRU. toda3 AFTER hovering ftetwfc< a iife and oeath for about 63 hours. Manisah binte fealim. wife of a Police driver who was shoe in the aboomen on Sunday night, sue cumbed to the injury at tne General Hospital yesterday.
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    RED CROSS FETE PROCEEDS
    40 2 Th<- total procej H of the Ucd Cross Fett n aid of the hnndicapped children on Augur-t 27 nl Rahl< 3 Institute amounted to *27,072.53. Of this < mount th«- sum of 57.60G wis remvew &S donations
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    BRIG WINGROVE
    28 2 Brig. N. D Wingrov Administrative Officer on Contract, has been appointed to act as Assistant. Secretary. Class 11. to the Commissioner-General with efTect from August 12.
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    PAKISTAN DELEGATE
    28 2 Mr. lqbal Hussan. first Secretary of the Parkistan Kmbassv. Rangoon, arrived by X.L.M. Cobstellatipn. yesterday to attend the Emergency Rice Conference, which is already in sessior
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    NEW BOOKS AT RAFFLES
    179 2 The following new OOOSM and repfints will be add'-u to Raffles Library within tne next few days:— A Commentary on tne Charter 01 the United Nations. Normaii Bentwich Andrew Martin: A New Book of Patience Games. Ernest In the Steps oi John Bunyan. Vera Brittain: This
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    USIS LIBRARY: NEW ADDITIONS
    415 3 of 496 books comprising 106 different 'l* was added to the USIS free public library Place during August, it was announced h Mi- Margaret K. Beadles, TjSIS librarian, vfnst 'of these titles are juveniles, suitable for members of the library and the books L alreadv proved
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    'High Costs Would Hit Labour Hard'
    176 3 CONCERN over the increase in prices of sugar and other foodstuffs was expressed last night by the Secretary General of the Federation of Services Union. Mr. C.S. Sivaswamy. Mr. Sivaswamy said: "The Singapore Federation of Services Unions views with groat anxiety the recent abnormal
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    MOBILE FOOD RATION UNIT ITINERARY
    103 3 THE Mobile Rationing Unit, which has been -zomg round the rural districts to attend to ration card transactions, thus literally bringing the Foc<l Rationing Office to serve the rural residents at their doors, will continue its service throughout the course of next month. The time
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    BURMA BACKS U.N. ON KOREA
    291 3 Reuter. RANGOON, Tuesday. THE Burmese Parliament today approved with only 1 one dissenting vote the government's support of the United Nations action in Korea. Prime Minister Thakin Nu told Parliament that Burma had "very meagre resources" at her disposal and had joined the United Nations
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    CHIEF CLERK RETIRES
    42 3 inche Ail bin Nordm, chief clerk of the General Post Office, Muar, retired recency after 37 years in Government Service. He was entertained at a luncheon by the staff of the Muar Post Office at the Post Master's house.
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    HEAVY RAINS RUIN VEGETABLES
    34 3 PENANG. Tues. Continuous rain for the past 48 hours destroyed several piculs of vegetables in the rural areas of Penang. But so far there has been no increase in prices.
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    TO STUDY LAW
    57 3 Mr. T- T. Rajah Chief Inspector of the Singapore Food Control Department, has resigned from the Department and is leaving for England shortly to study law. He was oue to sail ty the S. S. Canton on Fridayßut he has been taken ill and is now in
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    Cobras Are His Loyal Watch Dogs
    165 3 Reuter. COLOMBO. Cobras are acting the part of loyal watch dogs in a paddy field in Matugama village Southwestern Ceylon. According to a report received here, the owner of the paddy held engaged some men to reap the harvest. The men assembled all the
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    'NIMONIC 90' IS THE NEW SECRET ALLOY
    119 3 Reuter. BIRMINGHAM. A Birmingham rolling mill is producing a new and secret alloy designed to improve the performance of jet engines which it is claimed will give Britain a new lead in jet propulsion. British security has only just lifted a ban on
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      63 3 5L vml Who's been *T at the How the family loves Huntley and Palmers' Barley Biscuits The only trouble is they go so quickly with children around. Not that you can really mind these delicious biscuits are so nourishing., and are the most economical way of providing the goodness that
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    Behind The Silver Screen STARS IN THE NEWS
    1023 4  -  By STAR GAZER RICHARD GRFKX 3 .rb ira Hale ni t>> I•"--ia the vr-is-ou ol ••Lot:v\ POOPS**, fa British roir. >uce Filmed in Tetl <>>or fM the fust Lime, hvi vv >- M sible VfciH be dOjP* 10 interpret the it>*\ 10
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    REGENCY ROMANCE
    59 4 Thinking that Madame dc Chev.cuiv inaihleen > Byrax-) may Bf a French spy In the ray of Napofeon. S Lord Ca.-lvua (Guv Koh \aVds her. lie discav. ,s thai she knows where the misslhl to J the Duke ol has been id.idea, she tats to persuade him to
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    LOVELY TO LOOK
    48 4 KHllbi 111 i aylor. »vh recently mm j iiH 1 of bride in real Hie. n w enacts on< ot ioc d in M.G.Ms. "Father of .he Bride". 1 J of American hoowtrfe. ii wlii»!; sh star; iri 1 OCT lra« and toan Bennett J
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    A MARRIAGE BEEN ARRANGED
    185 4 lIERE is on- oi tne most It teltibtful and hum comedies Hollywood na* sant us for many a long day. Spencer iTaceya richly huD3CfOU 3 performance as tne lent suffering parent of i h title is by no means to deciy the daft direction, paitsbru production,
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    STAR DUS
    120 4 George GaiK'ei.v pl< with his free-luuce status which enables flirt to ne v >- tiate for ;.is roi- in Darr.'l F Zanuck s AL About Ev describes nis fn Mtion a Utopia:l. I now can say 'no' —and If ever**one eon-d say 'no* ai the right tiro all
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    RETRIBUTION
    1474 5  -  TODAY'S SHORT STORY BY MICHAEL HASTINGS kr^"° F.os«K- Ijffatrisar om ■iUd f w n feVd Th<! Krjtf'teW Mcro.-> ■5» th I L m soul v v >:' > abo i' p think a' Jut i.nLn: b^ ITUO fr t*«w 1»» tide*: p^W-'» Kit:: whit ■*.a ivav room ■k nr..
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      29 5 IPEBMJiN by Wayne Boring LEY GPP y.^"»^^^ Tt -m />_ pSft g7*ĕu <& fT- v. no, see a. kins a I by Al Copp isthE NAME,AND DANGER/ take ANYaODV. CM Vc-CRAZY*
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    Security Council Hears New Charges By Soviet Delegate
    575 6 Reuter U.P. LAKE SUCCESS, Tuesday. THE Security Council convened at 7.17 p.m. GMT today (Singapore time-1.47 1 this morning, Wedne3 lay) under the chairmanship of Britain s Sir Gladwyn Jebb Sir Gladwyn opene 3 the session calling the Council's; attention to alletter
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    TIBET—RED CHINA TO HOLD TALKS
    52 6 U.P. NEW DELHI. Tuesday. A TIBETAN delegation arrived to-day to await the new Chinese ambassador to India, Yuan Chung-Hsin. with whom they will discuss ChinaTibet relations. The delegation told newsmen they did not believe the Chinese Reds had started or even planned an invasion of
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    Vishinsky For U.N. Assembly
    71 6 A.P. MOSCOW. Wed THE Soviet Foreign Minister. M. Andrei Visit:sky will head the Soviet I gation to the U.N. General Assembly. The Soviet Ministry of orMgn Affairs applied for U.S. visa for Mr. Vishinsky n Tuesday With the application th* .embassy received an application for a
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    CHIANG'S HOPE
    23 6 Reuter. Chiang Kai-Shek declared -esterday that the Watt— ifr sts would recover the former mainland capital of Nanking in four years.—Reuter.
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    NEWSMAN TOLD TO QUIT HOTEL
    213 6 FAROUK AND AMERICAN GIRL FRIEND A.P. BIARRITZ. To-day. APPARENTLY more determined than evet to guard the identity of hi.« mysterious American girl friend. Kinp Farouk yesterday had tn A.P. reporter removed from his hotel. He was asked by the Manager of the mammoth Hotel Dv
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    Gurney In London
    106 6 Reuter. LONDON, rues HENRY GURNEY, Higa 3 Commission r tor Maia ya. said on arrival here b\ air today that the situation in Malaya is improving. biK there is still a vust amoun' ol work tc do. "We are car-jing out a progressive and constructiv policy, the
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    U.S. TANKS IN FRANCE
    19 6 A.P. The first ;mpment c! American ..anki. lor Fran —21 Sheraian's- arrived t.i Cherbourg yesterday—A.P
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    Not The First Soviet Aircraft In Action
    144 6 U.P. TOKIO. Tuesday^ A RELIABLE source indicated today th sian bomber shot down on Monda> first Russian plane to take hostile weu United Nations forces recently The United Press was told that two Yak fighters which strafed and bombed the British destroyer HMS
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    7 7 I MISSING Hp V HOME > mm
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    U.S., U.K. TO DISCUSS AID TO S.E.A.
    264 7 TRADE, FINANCE AND MARKETS A.P. LONDON, Today, i RANKING American diplomat is owning here A discuss projects the econom.c dcve- f iu„ Middle East and Southeast Asia. rt >U Official sourc e s reported that George r -Ghee an assistant secretary of state,
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    Pak. Trade Delegation In Tokyo
    84 7 U.P. TOKYO. Tuesday. A trade delegation arrived here i rom Pakistan today Ito work out with the Oecu- nation a new trade trea'y to i replace the one that expired i laVt JuneThe six-man group expects jto stay in Japan for one week. Japan s
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    RUBBER QUIET AND STEADY
    64 7 TODAY'S MARKETS T libber commodity market i al 1 cents done thre»" yenifhlaj J T! market ea~ed a ill .-11.S and then to H o1 at the lunch break. The was quiet though steady. Mi-'- hty prt- es in cents per t« iii'2 ere. Bayer» seller*
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    TIN RISES
    53 7 T1 i a metal market took a .•I 'ut;. today following < re of lailing prices. «t-.-iar.-l at noon unlay s U J*'r picul ex-iii'-l'rr ;i I1SK O! §7 3 8 on the T!t« price of thre? ii>onth's tin 1...I i->n last ni«iit was £<40 a r!->* of
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    SHARES BETTER
    32 7 With wider support for tin thn local '»n share maruas slightly better this Mil.' though the volume w i. still »aji small. m- v>.-rt q-.net anil ri'bber;-- >!uall interest only.
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    GOLD AT $200
    21 7 Ti. ,o..l murkct was si.u/itly i >»-«• b"it today a i u I wholesale for nr^i 11 Jii > bur». <
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    RANK LOSES ON MOVIES
    70 7 A.P. LONDON. Today. THE British film magnate J. Arthur Rank reported yesterday his film group lost £2 325,090 (U556.510.000) making pictures in the year i nded June 24. 1950. Protits from his movie theatre chain and ->ther i mceros cut the net loss to E91.818 (U5*257,090).
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    INVESTMENTS INCREASING
    120 7 Reuter. TOKIO FOREIGN investments in Japan In the form of "technical know-how" are increasing, reports Jiji news Jiji quoted government irces as stating that ■ign Interest! have made 315 Inveatnienta in Japan In the one year period from June last yetur hen investments were fir^.t authorised. Of thesa
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    LONDON DULL
    162 7 Exchanges: Reuter. LONDON. Today. THE latest trend ot events in the Far East, the end of the account and a tendency to wait Wall Street's re-opening and reaction to the weekend switching announcement all helped to make ior dullness on the London Stock Exchange today. Although there was
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    CAUTION IN N. Y.
    115 7 Reuter. NEW YORK. Tone. THE Stock Market, managed to make a little headway today but traders were generally cautious about making any big move because of Korean and Washington uncertamt.es Prices crept as much as a dollar or more higher during the afternoon and apart from
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    HONGKONG
    29 7 U.P. HONG KONG. Tues.—The following were today quotations on the Hongkong Money Exchange: Hk56.33 per o.S. dollar. Hk.sls.io pei round ster lin Hks3o2 per tael of gold. -U.P.
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    Hongkong Shirts Flood U.K. Market
    159 7 A.P. LONDON, Wednesday. DRITISH shirt makers were told by the Board of Trade yesterday they cannot expect the government to limit the importation of cheap shirts from Suoh3uoh Domestic manufacturers lodsed a protest in June aeainst what they contended was a flood of the cut
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    INDIES RUBBER EXPORT STEADY
    48 7 Reuter AAP. DJAKARTA. Tues. Indonesian rubber exports in July jumped to 66.542 tons compared with 65.989 tons in June, according to provisional and unchecked data of the Central Bureau of Statistics. The experts were divided as follows: Smallholders 42.558. estates 23.684 tons. Reutei aap.
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    Red Threat Hits Trade With Tibet
    118 7 A.P. NEW DELHI Today. THE Communist threat to T\h t has hi: trade with India, inform.> d sources say. India's ide with Tibet, and rh Plbet to southwest China. lorm c r 1 y amounts to °0.000.000 <USS4 D0O.000) a year. Trade with. West
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    IMPORT LICENCES
    34 7 Reuter-AAP. MANILA. iuesday.—lmport Control Commissioner Guillermo Gomez today was jiced to su3pena lor c few 'tvs the UMM of import licenses dn* 1 to United States ~jiiar shortage in Manila.— Ri utcr-AAP.
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    THE MYSTERIOUS KILLER OF LEON TROTSKY
    907 8 A.P. mexico cm THE 10 years since LeuP Trotsky was assassinated still leave the veil of mystery around his cryptic k'llcr. Jacques Monard. if -nat is his name, Is serving a 80 yeai sentence £Q} the crime. But police are not sure of Wi
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    HUK ACTIVITIES WORRY PHILIPPINE DEFENCE CHIEF
    158 8 The most likeK en reaction i gainst th Kh iippii in case of .mother u will t>? intend, d to l air b i«es from wircii bombing may be laui cording- to Colon. Rup Kiuigleon. Philippir tary .if National Del However, he do* categorically
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    The Joss Trade Is Dying Out In Red China
    300 8 HONGKOJ.'J. THE jo.-s shop, coloiuful symbol of China's age-old Buddhist ancestor wor?h hi being driven out of existence by the Communist autaerifies, according to the Ta Kung Pao. Joss shops are those wr'ch sell candles. Incense and obj tfi made of
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    AUSTRALIA INVITES U. S. TENNIS STARS
    88 8 Reuter-AAP. MELBOURNE. LeaJing American women tennis players Louise Brough and Morgan t Du Pont have been invited by the Lawn Tennis Association or Australia to play in the 1951 Australian cnampionships in Sydney. Mis Bough at present holds the Australian nation*., s ngies title.
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    HOT BEER WILL NOT CURE COLDS AND 'FLU'
    98 8 U.P. MELBOURNE. Dr. ian Wood, acting director oi the Walter and Eliza Hall Institute says a glass of hot beer before bed will not cure colds 3T 'fill. The- Institute has been doing res?arch in the common cold ior 15 years. Scientifically,
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    WOMEN!
    32 8 Reuter—A.A.P. ■ifDNEY. One of the instructional notices in the diniivr; room of a New South W'ivs hotel reads "And no (lagging women en her The hotel la at Kin Reutet —A.A.P.
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    'MacA Has Become In Habit Of Mind An Oriental Potentate'
    228 9 Picture Post LONDON. rvS MacArthur is a "vain man" a Hollywood type >f actor whom "American cynicism constantly rfhtes,' an article in Picture Post said. He is < > "military' genius who has fought brilliantly in o wins and"carried out
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    TOPERS' GULP 31/2 PINTS OF BEER AT A PULL
    138 9 Reuter. 'TON OURT. MIDThe Top "r s has > ceil revived at iresqu low-timber- J K fs a ms inn in his- Hampton Court, built "ardiral Wolsey. On it are inscribed the j oi those men of pro- us stamina and
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    Bob's Ghost Will Be 'Shot'
    81 9 Reuter. MEOHHAM. KENT. The ghost of a miliar who hanged himself .n a barn, haunts his windmill on the village green here. But a n'm company, anxious to make b pictuie about a haunted mid, have obtained permission from the preaent owner to use the
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    Karl Plans To 'Cycle' The Channel
    211 9 A.P. L», '.WK2*HAFK>I. GERMAN i KARL HASSLER, 43-year->ld German technician, just cannot understand wnv enan- nel swimmers arc trying so hard. Why don t they tak* my bike to cross from CaleL- Dover? he asks. He thinks he can make U c channel crossing
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    PRINCESS ANNE WILL MARRY A COMMONER
    437 9 CEYLON ASTROLOGER Reuter. pRO! EtoOu "3. E. C Bil it:;;>inha!a. the we!lenov v <a.'3*an iistroh.g r and ppltrtlat, thinks that Britain's new Pianeesf, born to Pr*nla'tTter "marry Vav bat The Professor who claims to have pKii'C-ec; tktt P.meess Elizabeth's tir c t zhuil would
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    FIRST STEP AGAINST REDS
    36 9 Reuter. Prime Minister dement Attlee yesterday described the independence of Asia, Pakistan and Ceylon as the tirst step Britain had taken to meet "covert attacks" by Communists in Asia and Africa. —Reuter.
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    COULDN'T PREVENT THIS ONE
    31 9 U.P. VVibiam Scott, Chdrm m of the Edinburgh Accident Prevention Council, was not able to attend yes'erday's meeting. He dropped his shaving water and scalded his foot.—U.P.
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    ARMY BASE EARNS DOLLARS
    166 9 HOME TOWN NEWS FROM BRITAIN A Staffordshire potter, v < xport drive for dollars r.as begun at the big American base at Burtonwood, neai Warrington, by the CrDwn Staffordshire China Company, of Fenten which has set ep a shop there for the sale of decorated pottery
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    BATTLE OF BRITAIN "ACE" RETURNS
    139 9 A Battle of Britain "Flghtei \.ce,' who became a wholesale florist after the war. is going back to become Commanding Officer of a Battle of British fighter sta'.ionManston. He is Group Captain lanus Rankin. D.S.O. and Bar. DF.C. and Bar. who flew in the Batt'c
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    GIRL'S 30,000 MILES TOUR
    171 9 NOBODY believed I'eggy Cox. when, as a girl of five, she said she was saving to go to Canada. Tncn one day more than two years ago, when 22 yearold, she packed her suitcase, and said goodbye to her mother in Melton Mowbray. Sh< had saved
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    WAR RECORD BOOK
    120 9 nAST and present rftenabojfs oi Coastal Command of the R A.F. have sufcacfihed £1.630 for a bound and illuminated manuscript in which has been recorded for imflh rity the waitimc activiti s of the Command. Known AS the Coastal Command Wa. Record Book, it 90 ve!lum leaves
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    FOUR O'CLOCK A GOOD BET FOR SATURDAY
    479 10  -  PICCADILLY READY TO WIN By SPOT VENTER DAY'S fine afternoon weather, did not help to dry the track for the 1 going was on the heavy side at Bukit Timah this morning. A few good gallops were seen on the So. 2 grass
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    HK TOURISTS SEEK THREE NEW PLAYERS
    72 10 Thf Chine** touring 1 football team have ap- S plied for entry grunts i tor threv more player*. J from Hongkong. They are: Chin Foo (rentre fin-ward). Soon Ling- »ing (half bark) and > Vue Kai-yan <goa»i k#*f>er). They are to re- piae*. four
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    PRESS BARRED FROM SELANGOR F. A. MEETING
    74 10 KUALA LUMPUR Tues. -The Ft.-otball Association of Selan-or council meeting held this evening was do«~d to the press. The raeeti? g is be!ie\*d to have discussed the recent resignations of four top ottt< ials of the Association, The Hon. Secretary Mr. S. C.
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    LOUIS NOT WORRIED OVER CHARLES FIGHT
    314 10 U.P. DETROIT, Tuesday. lOE Louis is older, slower and fatter than when he gave up his heavyweight crown two years ago. But he isn't worried a bit over his chances of winning back his title. "I've got one big advantage other champs didn't have
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    CHANNEL CROSSING
    35 10 U.P. FOLKESTONE, England.— Twenty-six-year-old Egyptian life saver Abdel Moniem Abdc announced to-day that he would enter the English Channel at 21.30 GMT on Thursday in a bid to swim from England to France.—UP.
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    AMARNATH MAY MAKE IT
    111 10 MANCHESTER. Tins. Propped up in bed in a private ward in Hope Hospital. Sailor 1 I Lancaslrre) Lala Amarnatn. former Indian Test captain is the central figure in a medical race against time. Amarnath, who had m operation for an ulcer on h s left foot
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    TOUR ISTS-S'PORE CHINESE TO MEET ALL-S'TORE
    246 10 UONGKONG Chinese Tourists will combine with Singapore Chinese when they meet All-Singapore at Jalan Besar Stadium on Friday. This was decided at a council meeting of the Singapore Amateur Football Association yesterday. The Council turned down an application of the Hongkong Chinese asking for
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    BOYS' BRIGADE SOCCER FINAL
    117 10 Singapore Battalion Foo'ball U«KUe Competition for the K;y Forbes Kootba.l Trophy w 1 played off on the <C.C. padinp at 5.13 p.m. en rnday. finalist < are Bth Singapore. The teams *m line up a« follows Mh Fingapore Team .tnsrM to the Bukit T.mah BoysHe-e Aehutan;
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    PRESSMEN HELD TO 0-0 DRAW
    68 10 T sports 5* STRAITS l*• drew m nese Banking r J l v a Business .Bi«s,ure It tfc- t.-rua> I 1 of the eschmneej with bett«r and threw away V,k Ban** B chances thro-.** we -k i Right hai' Tl outstanding w ban. He worked
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    T.B.A. OFFICIALS
    82 10 At the 8t J Meeting ol Hi '.V r Association, tl were elected vM r v> pujiO l >P pre S id.-n-: Mr. R» .1 Pillai: Vice Presiaj M. Krishnan. p Secretary: Mr. r p Re» Hon: Snons Secretary M gayan: Hon. Tr,a an Radthakri«hnan. n H tarv:
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    Pop Men Score Easy 6—0 Win
    103 10 BETTER all round pia/ was mainly r. sponsible for Prascr and Neaves easy six-iul victory over Stanvac in a BbMMM house "A" il> IHfi same played at Geylanij Stadium yesterday. F and N so red their »ix ;roals in quick SUMCeesi— nrst half. In
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    LOCKE LEAVES FOR S'PORE
    77 10 LONDON', lues. Bobby Locke, South African golf champion, before leaving London by a r today for Singapore aud Australia said he was returning to Britain next April. "I am look n', r forward to another good season next year." he added. Locke, the most preUAc money
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    FOUR O'CLOCK II MAY MAKE TURF HISTORY
    592 11  -  By SPOT JHE Singapore Gold Cup, the greatest race for 1 stayers on the Malayan turf, is barely a fortnight a wn\ and I am just wondering at the moment who is most likely to win this coveted trophy. On class, form and
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    TAXABLE COSMETICS: CHARGE
    130 11 Tribune staff Reporter JOHORE BAHiVU. Today. ACTING )i inhumation, a party ot Ca.oms OP eers raided a ru use at Kebon TJbi. Buk Senybm. Johore Bahra aiea on Simday, and r coy ied three sacks and twi packages containing cosi > »tlcs. perfumery, griuiopi me needles and
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    Assam Quake Toll Mounts
    53 11 U.P. CALCUTTA. Tue; lay. THE Brst official casualty rigure< for the gigantic earthquake which rocked the Northern Indian province of Assam indicated today that the complete death toll vould »ie heavy. Some 400 persons vrrv killed in a .small area Joive of a population about JO.OOO.
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    ITALIAN QUAKES
    37 11 U.P. ROME. Tuesday. TWO persons were killed and at least 35 injured in a M l ies of more than 20 earthI quakes which wrecked homes I in 21 villages scattered thrcugh central Italy. CP.
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    Padres Hold Service Over Jungle Graves
    204 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. IN rough flying weather with wind shrieking through the open door of «he R.A.F. Dakota, Church of England and Roman Catholic services were held above the scene of the Kelantan air this morning. Both Padr-?s stood up hold- ing life lines.
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    LARSEN WINS U.S. TITLE
    54 11 FOREST HILLS, Tu..- In. Margaret Dupont was Ih daaallnu form today when slie won th< women's s njde* it I-* of the Ohl States lawn tennis champion .ships defeating Don.-? Hart. Ait Larsea won th»- nea'>i >mKlea title by beating Flam 6 3. 4 6. s—-.
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    HONGKONG-CANTON TRADE
    41 11 A.P. A spokesman of the Ta Hing Company a Briti h shipping him .n Hongkong baid yesterday hi company had obtained permission from Communist authorities in Canton to urn both b cargo and passtrger service between Hongkong and Canton.—A.P.
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    TAIPEI TRIPLETS
    19 11 U.P. Mrs. Feng. 23. a. young an J Lcautiiul mother ol Taipei, gave birtn to f'plets yesterday.—U.?.
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    Sugar Ray Outpoints Brown
    107 11 U.P. U ™U«rwe*tt .ia,.- ar Ray Robinson out a unanimous ten i Billy Brown »rd. Connecticut, last Coney Island staj Ray Miller Brown rounds to Robinson. rneiC wr« no knockdowns in the Ihmu* In the eighth Rob nson lasbed out «38 u%horl WtCN- gg cut Brown
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    Europeans Surprise Navy And Crowd
    328 11 EUROPEANS 3; ROYAL NAVY 1. pUROPEANS surprised both Royal Navy and the crowd yesterday on the S.C.C side of the padang when they ran out winners by three goals to nil in a Community League game. This is the second time the Sartor* have gone
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    JAPS PLAN FOR WORLD GAMES
    67 11 TOKYO. TIWI fapatl wiU use revenue from bicycle 'aces »o send an athletic to Ihe 11*52 Orymp <• Games In Helsinki. a--online to Kyodo today. Fifty euht bicycle raring tra.-ks in the country will hold spec'al 3-day me< ts during yeai tarUnM Caotn November and
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    PALUDRINE CHECKS MALARIA
    113 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— Satisfactory results have been obtained from giving: Palutirine m certain rural school in Penang and Province Wellesley where a large number of the children snowed evtdenct> of malaria. The parasite rate has now fallen almost to nothing, and tho spleen rate is greatly reduced.
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    IRC SOCCER FIXTURES
    82 11 Following aro requested lo I turn up for tne Indian Recreation I Club "A" Team against tbe Borneo Co. today and agaunsl G.H.Q. Sfgnala on Saturday In a fiiendlx j so. <» r names. Both ndnaa arill piayed nt fearer Park al 5.15 p.m. S. Paul! C
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    W. INDIES DRAW
    39 11 A.P. The South of England drew their game at Hastings against the West Indies the feature of the day's cricket being v nice looking 55 by Hubert Doggart who seldom shapes well against spin bowknto ap.
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    SPENDER TO WEST—'USE TRUTH BOMB'
    302 12 Reuter. LONDON, Today. IfR. Percy C. Spender, Australian Minister for External Affairs, tonight appealed to "all people of goodwill" to join in building a new world society based on humane principles, and so avoid "the awful bloodshed of an atomic war.'* Broadcasting to the people
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    Truman To Speak On Economy
    89 12 U.P. WASHINGTON Today PRESIDENT Truman pre--1 bably trill make a hr?.*ide chat on ihe economic (-fleets of the war attcfttkm early next week, the White House said yesterday. The speech will be based on the jt«ie?£i fjcy powers contained in trie houu front mobilization bill
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    EFFORTS OF M.C.A. PRAISED
    142 12 BAHRU. Today. GLOWING tribute to the 'constructive contributions' made by the Malayan Chines* Association in Joh. 04? by Mr. A. G. Patterson Administrative Officer. Kota Tineei District when he a meeting of the M.C.A. at Kota Tinggi on Sunday. Mr. Patterson ronferred to the fine VOTk
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    MALAYAN AT WORLD ASSEMBLY
    94 12 Pictured here as they chat together during the World Assembly for moral re-rnrn-Iment? at Caux Switzerland. a?e. left to right: Charles Howard, law stud, nt a Howard I nUersitv. I SA. Jan Hallingskog. President of the Norwegian Students, and Charlie Shane of Malaya. who represents the
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    LABOUR BACKS RED ON S'HAI
    213 12 Reuter-AAP. HONGKONG, Today. THE Shanghai General Labour Union, claiming a 1 membership of more than 1,000,000 has thrown its weight behind the city authorities in an effort to remodel Shanghai into a modern metropolis of the Chinese People's Republic. Following reform of Shanghai's economy featured
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    More War Criminals Paroled
    108 12 AP. TOKIO. To-day. NINE more Japanese warcriminals will be paroled from Sugamo prison on Sept. 12. MacArthur's headquarters announced to-day. This brings to 90 the number of war criminals who have been permitted to serve a portion of their sentences under the provision of MacArthur's parole
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    Councillors' Shoes Stolen
    105 12 Tribune Staff Reporter JOHORE BAHP.U. To-day. TWO pairs of mx» 'md a raincoat belonging to tm Johorc Councillor.;. Dato Abdul Rahman an.i Mr P. V. Charry. were amo:.j I number of stolen articles breed by the Police and recovered from the possession of a nine teen vcar
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    HURT
    39 12 JOHORE BAHRU. T—\n Indian P.WJ). ployee was Injured to a lorry, while knocked Into nib Dl s^~L a Jalan Keoun Teh yesteidaj The victim Vth, "osDital The sent to tne ..o^pu<»»front wheel ot his bfcf* was badly damaged.
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    SHIP AFIRE
    29 12 Reuter. TOKIO. To-oay American Liberty m -Noonday". wWcn c^.. fire yesterday, was by Kyodo news agencj still burning to-da>. flames started J hatch of the ship Rnn^
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      83 1 MALAYA Tribune BY THB PEOPLE FOR 77 /F PEOPLB Tec 'Tribune" Spore. LARGER SALES THAN ANY AFTERNOON PAPER IN M \L\ YA Phone 5811/3 Nine Lines Published simultaneously at Svngapore, Kuala Lumpur, lpoh and Penang. EIGHT PAGES SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1950. PRICE TEN CENTS'. THE MALAYA TRIBUNE LOS DOS
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      BOMBER SHOOTING: "PROVOCATIVE STATEMENT" SAYS MALIK
      582 1 Security Council Hears New Charges By Soviet Delegate Reuter U.P. THE Security Council convened at 717 nm Tues^ vc U fu d.L t.n p.m. GMT today (Sineaoore time 147 morning, Wednesday) under the chairmanship of MtS?Sr GtadwJn Sir Gladwyn opened the session calling the
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      Vishinsky For U.N. Assembly
      62 1 A.P. MOSCOW. Wed THE Soviet Foreign Mm- ister M. Andrei VLsh:i head the Sow t n 10 the U.N. Ge- As embly. The Soviet Ministry of appliĕnaJ r i for Mr. Vishinsky application, the :v *d an appjicatioi r a visa ior A. A. j. i
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      Councillors' Shoes Stolen
      91 1 Tribare Siaff Reporter j S 'iW-TVw T M ,A t r<~ of dioes and a I raincoat belonging to two Johore Councillors. Date Rahman an.l Mr P. V. Ch trry. were a num--1 stolen articles traced Police and recovered f -scsaio-- of a nineI n year r»H
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      Moved To Kowloon Hospital
      35 1 The thr-'O surviving quadljjie:s b )fa iVednesd\iy i 33 y ai-jid wife of a n§ ..iljoc'nr Lau Tei j mo/- J yesterday r 1 the Wah to j e Kowioon hospital.—
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      Soviet- U. S. Trade Dwindle
      23 1 A.P. a trad j between prom.scs t a 31 million t'.nnu:-> trick'e bv the end of year. —A.P.
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      U.S. TANKS IN FRANCE
      17 1 A.P. •idpment Cf 1 anka ior Franc nan' arrived hi y< .->i may.—A.P.
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      Gurney In London
      113 1 Reuter. LON r ON. Tues. HENRY GUiiNEY. High a j Commission r lor Mala Cya, said on arrival here by air today that the situation in Malaya is improving. biK there is still a vast amount ol work to do. "We are carrying out a progressive and
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      HISTORIC CHANGE IN CHINA —SAYS NEHRU
      221 1 U.P. CALCUTTA. Tuesday. INDIAN Prime Minister Pandit Nehru said tonight that the establishment of a Communist regime in China was a "historic change." Nehru, who is on a tour of the distressed areas of earthquake-rocked Assam, told a crowd of 50,000 at a reception
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      FIRST STEP AGAINST REDS
      34 1 Reuter. Prime Minister Clement Attlee yesterday described the independence of Asia, Pakistan and Ceylon as the step Pntain had taken to meet "covert attacks' by Communists in Asia and Africa.—Reuter.
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      RUSSIAN WHALERS IN H.K.
      21 1 A.P. Three Russian whaling ships called *t Hongkon, yesterday to take on watif and bunker coal. A.P.
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      REDS WILL BE FIRED
      24 1 Reuter. The Swis. Federal Council (Cabinet) yesterday Joc'ued to expel all Communists from the country's PO.OOO strong civil service —Reutei.
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      JAP WAR CRIMINALS HOME
      22 1 minaJs .vturnea 10 japan Yesterday from Australia. —Rcut4*r Sixteen Japanese war criminals returned to Japan yesteiday from Australia.—Reuter.
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      British Mortars, Guns In Action
      146 1 Reuter-AAP. TOKIO, Wednesday. BRITISH troops are in the root me in Korea. They moved forward into the Nuktong "bulge' area yesterday. taking t»vcr American First Cavalry Divis on positions. The sector tl. en over by the Middlesex and Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders lias been quiet
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      Pohang Is Evacuated
      190 1  -  By Robert Rpnnyhoff. U.P. Correspondent U.P. KYONJU, Wednesday. ITNITED NATIONS forces have evacuated Pohang and withdrew today to a line behind liie Hyangsan River, about 500 yards southwest of the city. It was a voluntary evacuation. Yongchon was captured by the North Koreans during the night. At
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      STUDYING FAR EAST
      60 1 Tribuue Slafi Reporter REAR-AL'.iIRaI William Dudley execu live direct l for Far Eas' crn Bureau A lyirs. U.b State ix pii inter*.: left today for Jukaiti. after a two-dayi' stay in poreThe RwM--Adw.. r al won la not cor uie. his tour. He Just said| 4 1
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      FRANCE SWINGS THE AXE
      33 1 Reuter. Cuts in French Government expenditure will edve SJM'vJU,--000.000 fiancs during the next 12 months, it was 'announced heic today, and 23,--000 civil servant* will m dto« missed. —Reuter.
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      EUROPEAN FARMING POOL
      30 1 Reuter. Ktench Government yesterday ordered a study ot the possibility ot forming a European Farming Pool, similar to the Coal and Steel 11« rgei now under way.—Reuter.
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      DRIVE ON HUKS
      91 1 Reuter-AAP. MA'.TLA. Tues. MANILA City authorities have oc b un their dri/e against tiie Kuks and their sympathisers. i f was disclosed today. A case for ill* ra" association was filed m court this .iiorning against M. Reyes of Cabiao Nue.t Ecija. The filing of .ois case
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      CABINET SUPPORTS BEVIN
      35 1 Reuter. Mr. Ernest Bevin will leave Lcndon for New York jon Thursday with British Cabinet support behind bis policy of bringing the Chinese i communist Government into I I the U N.O.—Router.
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      COULDN'T PREVENT THIS ONE
      32 1 U.P. WlUiam Scott. Ch i<Ttwtn of the Edinbirgh Accident Prevertion Council, waa not able In attend ves.eMlays meeting. He dropped his shaving water and scalded his foot —U.P.
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      BRITAIN SHOWS THEM
      36 1 A.P. Warminster. England. Tues. THE British Army demon- i strated new anti-tank weapons in the presence of observer.* from the Brussels Treaty powers and the United States at the infantry >chool heie yesterday.—A.P.
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      QANTAS RECORO?
      33 1 Reuter-AAP. A Qantas Constellation aircraft tetuming empty during the weekend after flying Australian troops lo Japan, new non-stop 3.200 miles fro.n Iwakuni to Dawin in 11 hours and ">5 minutes.-•ieuter AAP.
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      Truman Angers US. Marine Veterans
      148 1 AP. WASHINGTON. Tues. PRESIDENT Truman today drew a storm of bitter protest from Marine Veterans groups and s"nators by charging that the Marine Corps has a '"propaganda machine that is almost equal to Stalin's." The Marin.- Corps League called the statement an 'insult and demanded
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      OUR RICE MAY be CUT
      472 1 Tribune Staff Reporter pOLLOWING the South East Asia Rice Conference now going on at Phoenix Park, the Malayan Governments may have to revise their ration scale, to start conserving rice while the free market in rice is still cheap and plentiful. The Governments may have
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      Assam Quake Toll Mounts
      56 1 U.P. CALCUTTA, Tue l layTHE hist official casualty liguie> for the gigantic earthquake which rock- d the Northern Ii diau piovince of Assam Indicated today that the complete death toll vould ',c heavy. Some 400 persons vere ir "r>d H "nail °.rea ''<fpe of a population
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      MARINE COMMANDOS REACH HONS KONG
      45 1 Reuter. .IO.MUKONG. Tuesday. THK advanced party ot the British Royal Marine Commandos on their way to Korea arrived here by plane to-day. The Commandei 01 the Unit. Lieutenant Colonel Duggie Drysdal. left for r okio earlier in the day. Reutei.
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      ITALIAN QUAKES
      33 1 UP. ROME, Tuesday. TWO persons were killed and .tt least 35 injur?d in a .series ol' more than 20 ouakes which wrecked homes in 21 viU>ttv; scattered through cemral Italy.- UP.
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      YEARLING SALES
      28 1 A.P. J. E. ltyon of Unionville pa.d the pl.c. t t 5,100 g.eneas (Siraits $4 7.000) at the opening ol the Doncaster (England) ;> earling thoioughbred sales.—A.P-
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      TELEGRAPH SERVICE OPENED
      26 1 Reuter. 'i he opening of direct telegrapn service between Pel •Aviv and tiie Philippines was officially announced yesterday by R.C.A. Communications inc.- neuter
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      ATTLEE ALERTS TUC AGAINST THE REDS
      243 1 A.P. BRIGHTON, ENGLAND, Today. THE British Prime Minister Mr. Clement Attlee warned the S.OGO.OUO-member Trades L nion Congress yesterday to beware of Communists in its ranks. Soberiy. Mr. Attlee called upon union delegates at their annual conference for "constant watchfulness" against followers of the
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      TOKIO CRIME ROUND-UP
      28 1 Reuter. In five months from April to August inclusive this year Tokio police arrested 7.272 gangsters and confiscated one machine-gun, one rifle and 63 pistols—Reuter.
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      NEWSMAN TOLD TO QUIT HOTEL
      214 1 FAROUK AND AMERICAN GIRL FRIEND AP. BIARRITZ. To-day. APPARENTLY more determined than ever to guard the identity of hi? mysterious American girl friend, King Farouk yesterday had an A.P. reporter removed from his hotel. He was naked by the Man. ager of the mammoth Hotel
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      FRENCH TROOPS FOR KOREA
      30 1 LAKE SUCCESS. Tuesday. FRANCE informed the United Nations to-day that 't hud decided to place an infantry battalion at the dispusai oi the unified Korean command.
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      TIBET-RED CHINA TO HOLD TALKS
      54 1 UP. NEW DELHI. Tuesday. A TIBETAN delegation arrived to-day to await the I new Chinese ambassador to India. Yuan Chung-Hsin, with whom they will discuss ChinaTibet relations. The delegation told newsmen they did not believe the I Chinese Reds had started or even planned an
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      R.A.A.F. PILOT MISSING
      39 1 A.P. R.A.A.F. pilot vV P. Harroo of 18 Elsit Street, Burwoo:. New Soutn Wahv has been listed mining when his hunter plane was struck by anti-aircra r t fire north o 4 Waegwan on Sunday.—A.' o
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      CHIANG'S HOPE
      23 1 Reuter. Chiang Kai-Shek declared yesterday that khe Nationalists would recover the former mainland capital of Nanking in toui years. R< utei.
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      SURRENDERED RED GIVES EVIDENCE ON BANDIT
      378 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday A CHINESE bandit who had surrendered to tnc A Police at Kuala Kubu Bharu in Septembu last year gave evidence for the pr Jsecutlor at t trial of a 27-year-old Chinese oong Yin, at the Selangor Assizes today. Tcong Yin was
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      PAKISTAN DELEGATE
      30 2 Mr. iqbai Hussan. fust Secretary of the Parkistan Embassy. Rangoon, arrived I v X.L.M Constellation, yesterday to attend the Eire-. gency Rice Conference, which la already in session
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      Helicopter Bid To Save Man Fails
      223 2 An attempt to lower a doctor by rope ladder irom a J I i ll'. Helicopter to aid a wounded member of an j Army patrol in the Johore j jungle wis defeated by I darkness yesterday. The Helicopter had set out I earlier
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      MALAY CLAIMS TRIAL ON HURT CHARGE
      73 2 A 31-year-ok) Malay. Yahava bin Ismail, who fas alleged to have caused hurt to Mr. Chone, Thutt Pitt. President 01 the Singapore Branch ot the Malayan Chinese A.-sociatior.. at 12.30 am «3 August 23. was again bronchi up in the Second District Court for
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      HEAVY RAINS RUIN VEGETABLES
      35 2 PEN ANG. Tues. Continuous rain for the past 48 hours destroyed several piculs of vegetables in the rural areas of Penang. But so far there has been no increase in prices.
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      BONUS FOR ASIAN TIN MINES STAFF
      257 2 Jr'OH. Tuesday. THE recent tin boom has brougii a windfall foi 1 Asian staffs of mines. A mot ring of the Malayan Mining Employers Association Council held here decided to recommend all members to pay a monthly tin price bonus to the Asian staff
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      TO STUDY LAW
      59 2 Mr. T. T. Rajah Chief Inspector of the Singapore Ford Control Department has resigned item the Department and is leaving for England shortly to study law. He was uue to sail I y the S. S. Canton on Friday. Hut he has been taken ill and is
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      PENANG CLERKS ANNUAL MEET
      56 2 PENANG. Tue> The Penang Cl< rcial and Ad ministrative Stall UnJ ttl will hold their fourth Annual General Meeting dn S( The election of prescient, vice-presidents. Exi cutive Council Members and three delegates for the year 1950 51 to the Malayan Federation of Clerical Administrative Sta»l
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      Padres Hold Service Over Jungle Graves
      211 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. IN rough hying weather with wind shrieking 1 through the open door of She R.A.F. Dakota. Church of England and Roman Catholic services were held above the scene of the Kelantan air crash this morning. Both Padres stood up holding life
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      TODDY DECISION IS PLAYING INTO RED HANDS
      379 2 Sarangapany MR. G. Sarancapany, pro- I ™stdent of the Singapore Indian Congress yesterday condemned the action of the Federation Government in leaving it to the State and Settlement Governments to decide whether toddy shops should open or not on rubber estates He said
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      Oh! My Hat Cried The Foreman
      99 2 IJIB Ah Kong, a build- y ;ng eoatraetoWP toresaaa, van robbed ti tty S I four unarmed Chfcsww tat* SB Monday sight lain was carrying the i money—a day s pay for 1 his ahourers, m his hat —whr'i he was robbed at the
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      City Can't Pay More For Band
      103 2 MUNICIPAL Commissioners have been asked by CoyI trnment to increase their annual contribution from $10,000 to «21.000 per annum towards the maintenance of the Police Band Government has been tokl that the state of the Mumei- patfty'a finances this yea* maJcc- it imoossible foi
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      FOUR CHINESE PLAYED 'TUA'
      58 2 Four Chinese, all under 29--\<ars-old. were yesterday fined $5 each by Mr. S.E. Teh. the Second Police Magistrate for playing "tua' 014 September 4. on the five-foot way of a thop at North linage Road. They all pleaded guilty to the- charge. Cash of $1.05 seized
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      Education Conference Justifies Aims
      326 2 THE Conference of Directors and Deputy Di: 1 tors of Education in British territories in South East Asia which met in a two-day session at the Department of Education, concluded yesterday. It passed a resolution that mis second conference had abundantly justified the decision of the
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      Hindu Marriage Bill Aims To Cut Out Polygamy
      317 2 A NEW Hindu Marriage Bill, which will seek b put an end to the practice o' polygamy amont Hindus, will be considered by thi 1 Hindu Advisory Boaru when it meets on Friday, Mr. G. Saranea pany told the Tribune yesterdu The
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      CEYLON POLICE INVESTIGATE
      29 2 A.P. A Ceylon Go/ernment of ftcial said that olice are investigating w tether tne Communist-dominated Cey lon Trade Union Federation is getting ihiancial aid fro..abroad.—A P.
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      Rubber A 'Dangerous' Commodity
      103 2 the necessan by-laws tm th regulation and control of rubber stores ir. tlit City. It was felt that in vn\«- 0 f the rcc<.it disastrous ost sarv for Coiumission; is to introduce legislation for nrvsure el control ovu the CommiSßioaei 3 wei op.nion that the use
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      ONE GAY'S JAIL, $50 FINE FOR HURTING BOSS
      148 2 I yesterday, r :i. Ah Koon pleaded guilty i charges 4 assaulting his dos? Lee Kirn Tee. who was going with August 7. On the hrst charge, v j was sentenced to one day* tail and a fine of W I i
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      FOUND DRUNK
      23 2 For being drao* «"d mcapaUe of ta ung ou J self at Lorong i» Beptembi i. '<* Calaea. peop c WBXCJ.. g
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      BRIG WINGROVE
      24 2 Bris- N- Wmgr ministrauve Contract, has Ot n aw ed to act as Secretary. Class IL Commissioner-G'« Til effect from August i-
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      TEACHERS PLAN RISING COSTS PROBE
      204 3 JHE Singapore Teachers' Union is setting up a committee of five immediately, to investigate the rapid rise of ths cost of living. Some of these men will be qualified chemists. Members of the Union's Committee yesterday stated that Singapore teachers were shocked at the rapid
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      7 Men Did Not Till "Sawahs"
      167 3 MALACCA, Tv m. Seven Malays, who weie fined B nomind sum of .>1 each for not cultivating trv r "nawah I .nds. wore told hy UM C*W ttt Magistr dc. Mi S. Bo.i Bernard, to proceed wit the job or otherwise th Collector of
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      REDIFFUSION STRIKE TO CONTINUE
      42 3 The Redn fusion (Singapore. Ltd. strike entered its second month vvsterday. Members of the RediffiMron Employees Union stated that they were still prepared to tight to the end!. Altogetcc; the total nuiobet Jt employees on strike is 103.
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      ACCOUNTS TALK
      41 3 A monthly meeting of tlu Singapore District Society of th« Corporation nf Certified Secretaries will be neld In tlio Britisn Council flail. Stamford Road, today nt 630 p.m. Mr. S. F. Mileham A.C.A.. will speak on "Practical Branch Accounting."
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      2 CHINESE FREED ON HURT CHARCI
      110 3 TWO Chinese, Tay Kwee Tiong and Tan Meng Wah, who were jointly cnarged with voluntarily causing hurt to Yeo Hong Hui with an iron rod at Tclcu Ayer Street- on June Hi last were acquitted by Magistrate S.E. Teh in the Second Police Court
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      4 Years' Jail For Robbing Contractor
      321 3 TAN KIAN TEE, a Hoekchia, who robbed a Chinese contractor, Loh Chin, of Si,ooo at Samboe Street on June 10, with the assistance of two other Chinese, was sentenced to four years' rigorous imprisonment by Mr. Justice Evans in the Assize Court yesterday. Loll
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      Councillors Praise Donough's Work
      229 3 THE Singapore Legislative Council yesterday paid a warm tribute to the retiring Clerk of Councils, Mr. L. W. Donough. The first to pay tribute was Mr. Johr Laycock (Progressive—North East) who said that during the past two and a half years that Mr. Donough had* been
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      Johore Ruler Will Be 77 On Sept 17
      141 3 JOHORE BAHRU. Turn > A thanksgiving ceremony will DC held at the Istana Be* »r en Sept. at 9 a.m. to celebrate the 77th birthday of MajorGenerel Si: Ibrahim Suit M of Johore. In the absence of the Suit an. the Regent
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      CHIEF CLERK RETIRES
      44 3 Inche v.: tun MbHta, < Mef clerk of the General Poet Office, Muar, retired recently after 37 years; in Govern meet g rvice. He was entertained at a luncheon by the siafl of the Muar Test Olficc at the Post Master's house.
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      Juniors To Contest At Scout Rally
      159 3 JOHORE BAHRf TIMS. Arn'ly of Rover- -00u..s i.d cubs from Pont.an Kot« Tinggi, Mer.-ing and Johore, town group., will be held it Bukit Zaharah se o> ground on Sept. 29 at 5 p.m. Tt la expected thai the Commissiorer of Scout- in the Federation
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      Dead Man Once Sold Oranges To Coroner
      268 3 THE Singapore Deputy Coroner, Mr. Choor Singh, was told yesterday that the man who used to sell him oranges was dead. The man was 64-year-old Khoo Liang Hee, a Teoehew shop assistant of Joo Ghiat Road, who died on the evening of August
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      RED CROSS FETE PROCEEDS
      41 3 The total procej i A of tlu Itad Cross Fet« in aid of the handicapped ellitdren on Angus* 27 at Kaffir s Institute amcuntcd to $27.072.53. Of this .mount the sum of (7,000 was received is donations.
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      MR. DOUGLAS GOMEZ
      47 3 MR. Douglas GOfl is prx>-ce-.'.ing to Gngein t on a yOttth leadership course on a scholarship awarded by the Boys nd Girls CoU)mittee. This committee js headed IW the Bishop of Singapore, with Mt. Roland Lyn secretary irtd Mr. rfurlim.lfl of Diethehh as treasurer
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      PARTY FOR NURSE
      44 3 A farewell parte was given to MMI A. La z: too in ihe Muar Nurnes Hostel recently. Miss Lasaroo bss baen i awarded a Nurse's Training i Oburte scho'arship. She is expected to sail foi K-ngi. rd withi» a few day:.
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      SOMETHING'S COOKING
      531 4 AFTER General Yeh Chien-ying, comes the A editorial writer for Pravda, Uncle Joe's pet morning paper. just'about two weeks ago, the General, who is military governor of Kwangtung Province, got his orders to put the heat on Hongkong, and so keep as many British troops as possible out
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      MOSCOW REPLY WILL SHOW IF RUSSIA WANTS WAR
      589 4 THE BOMBER INCIDENT OFF KOREA U.P. WASHINGTON, Tuesday. MOSCOW'S reply to the State Department report M that a bomber, apparently Russian attacked United Nations naval units was awaited m chromatic quarters today as a possible tip off to Soviet P UC The
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      Dr. Tsiang: 'Proof Of Soviet Aggression'
      560 4 LAKE SUCCESS. Tuesday. A REPORT on the shooting down of Russianmaitod bomber off Korea, submitted from the United Nations Unified Command w circulated as an ofhci<.l S- -urity Council documen* shortly after 4 p.m. gmt 111.30 p m. Singapore Timet. The United States delegation
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      AUSTRALIAN STUDENTS ARE 'DIPLOMATOSIC'
      66 4 U.P. MELBOURNE, Tues —Sir Howard Australian born British pathologist, says Australian medical students are too addict"! to "dipl imatOMs.' "Diplomatosis" he denned as a passionate belief in the value of securing dip lomas and "swotting up" or "cramming' innumerable text books. Sir Howard said "diplomatosis" tended
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      Not The First Soviet Aircraft In Action
      194 4 TOKIO. Tuesday. A RELIABLE source indicated today that the Rus- sian bomber shot down on Monday was not the first Russian plane to take hostile action against United Nations forces recently. The United Press was toM that two Yak fighters, which strated and
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      HENRY'S LEGS NEEDED SPECIAL WIRING
      162 4 EWELL. SUSSEX.—Modelling the K:ngs and Queens of England is the fascinating bui intric.it s hobby of 19-year-old Vivienne Price, local Girl Guide leader and student at the Royal College of Music. Vtvk nne. with the painstaking care of a devotee, in rJte9 her dolls correct
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      Remains Of 3,000 Years Old House Discovered
      214 4 INNSBRUCK REMAINS of a o.uuT've old house bare b, ar found by a Klman expendition prehistoric copper Sj near Kitsbuhd. J The rums, lound in th* region oi the Kelchs at a height ot over b consist of a s'one font dation thought
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      HAMLET OF 9 HAS INTRUDER
      79 4 FAXTOX. NORTH AN «8 The nine inhar.u irus ot Faxtoi behtved tt. the omalle-t namlet in th t Britain are keepin; watrt from the windows of ;>ie four oottages for a BMrauci i But there are t» o few them to keep a re,ul ir
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      CALL FOR GOVT. INQUIRY INTO CHILD MARRIAGES
      475 5 MUNICIPAL Commissioner, Mr. S. M. A. H. iTI Chishty, yesterday suggested that Government appoint a Commission of Inquiry to go into the question of child marriages. He said that. the Legislative Council when it meets on September 19 should defer eonsidderation of the
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      Committee To Study Fire Service In SHB
      179 5 T formation of a committee to consider the Question of fire -fighting in th- Harbour Board area has been contemplated. It has been suggestea that the committee should consist of the Secretary for Economic Affairs as Chairman, the Superintendent, Municipal Pire Brigade, the
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      HOSPITAL VISITOR
      23 5 Mr. R. Green lias been appointed as a Visitor to the Mental Hospital. Singapore in place ol" Mr. Liia Bock Kee.
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      FLOODS FORGE PLANES TO BUTTERWORTH
      36 5 Due to heavy floo.t.s m Penang, all Malayan Airways planes are temporarily making use of the R.A.F. .station at Butterworth. From. Buterworth, the passengers w: I be ferried across to Penang.
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      20c. Chairs In City Parks On Band Days
      113 5 •MEMBERS of the public will in future be able to sit in comfort and listen to hanri .n Municipal Parks But they will have to pa> a lee of twenty cents for tnis comiort. Before the wat 250 chairs were available to
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      Govt. Under Fire On TB
      340 5 GOVERNMENT should take more action in the matter of combating Tuberculosis than what they were doing at present, Mr. John Laycock (Progressive—Municipal North East) said at the meeting of the Legislative Council yesterday. Mr. Laycock said that he had read in the papers of a
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      Rent Control Law Is Extended
      136 5 rriic runt Control Ordto nee, I 19i7, will be ].w in the Colony for vet anothei year. The decision to extend the law was taKon it th? La; j I lattve Council yest fdayj Mi. C. H. ButternYM. th Sol'citor-General. who moved I the motion,
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      STOLE 35 PLANKS -CHARGE
      128 5 JOHORE BAHRU, Tues. THREE Chinese claimed trial m the Magistrates* Court tcaay when charged with the it of 35 plants from a at the 6tA mile. Pandan, Johore Bahru area. Yap Siew (00/. Kow Mai (20). am: a 16-year-o'u girl. Ngi Moi. v.<rre allegti to have
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      ISLAM IS IN DANGER
      263 5 MR. M. A. Majic, president of the Muslim Welfare Association, said that the i Laycock Marriage Bill would I widen the gulf oi religious j differences and constitute he prelude to commumi strife. In a statement issued yesterday. Mr. Majid said: "For eleven centuries the Muslims
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      CHARGED WITH HOUSE-BREAKING
      80 5 i \<i theft by night in A I building at Manila Street, on September 4 was explained to UmJee Cheow, in the Second Police court yesterday. He -as alleged to have committed the theft of an ahnelrah, a pillow, a blanket endamotoi I for spraj painting to
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      DRANK SODA BY MISTAKE
      49 5 Lim Chin Seng, wno was charged with attempted suicide by drinking caustic soda on August 5. at ChiM Street told the Second Police Court yesterday that he drank the soda by mistake. Hearing was postponed to Octooer 9. Ball oi siuo was offered to him.
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      Burma Paper Hits At S'pore Rice Meet
      192 6 TRADE, FINANCE AND MARKETS A.P. RANGOON, Tuesday. THE Singapore lice conference committed a 1 major blunder by calling rice buyers to confer without first obtaining advance briefs frcm. SCAP. the English language datty, New Times oi Burma, said today in an editorial. The
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      TOSARI TAKES RUBBER, TIN
      66 6 The Tosari which is dv,' to leave port on Friday Is loading rubber and tin as iter main cat&c for the United States. The ship will call at Po~: Swettenham and Penang before she sails for Ameri ca. All together the Tosari will have on board
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      SHARES QUIET
      134 6 l INGAPORE. Tues. THE loci share market had another very quiet day though London tent good bids for tin shares In which they are particularly interested. Industrials were quiet and rubbers had only small interest inspe.e of the high commodity price. The following were the day s price
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      Along The Godowns
      66 6 In Porl: Sunnvvillc ili'. Aldegoada (Sneers), Glenearn (12-3), Gewam 1 ID* Kotanica IW) Iteogb Silvt. moon (SS-t), cu> ol riorenee (36). Steel Vendor (31-2), Tot I (M-18), Hal Hine; (2(D, Pansor <!:>>. Islander (21-2), Mindoro (23--4). Tantalus (25-0), Star Arctnrus (27-8). Selandla »1-30), Charon I 15-16 Benmhor
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      INDIA IMPOSES PRICE CONTROLS
      291 6 GHS. NEW DEi HI. Tuesday. INDIA'S President has promulgated an ordinance 1 to provide for the control of prices of certain goods and their supply and distribution. CaHec the Supply and Prices of Goods oidinance, 1950. it comes into force immediately. To begin with, 11 articles
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      U.K. TIN EXPORTS
      25 6 j LONDON. Tues. Britain exported 2.106* tons of tin worth U553,724,000 to the United States during July, the Board cf Trade announced.—
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      Tin Prices
      43 6 The price of tin in Singapore yesterday was 136 C per pica! ex-smelter a drop of S3 1 8 on the picul. The price of three months tin in London on Monday was 1721 per ton dropping ZZZI on the ton.
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      INDIAN TEA EARNS MORE DOLLARS
      135 6 GHS. NEW DELHI. Tues. j Exports of tea from the north Indian gardens totalled 72.47 million lbs. from April to J August 12, 1950. Despatches to the dollar area showed an improvement Canada and 1 USA taking up 3.2 million and 5.5 million lbs. Export
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      INDIES RUBBER EXPORT STEADY
      49 6 Reuter AAP. DJAKARTA. Tues. Indonesian rubber exports in July jumped to 66,542 tons compared with 65,989 tons in June, according to provisional 1 and unchecked data of the Central Bureau of Statistics. The experts were divided as follows: Smallholders 42,858, estates 23,684 tons. —Reuter AAP.
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      COPRA EASY AFTER WEEKS
      89 6 I rOPRA was easier yesterday for the first time in «I weeks with sellers opening at $49 per picul f.o.b. Sept. and buyers at S4BJ. Later sellers fell to $48 a while I buyers withdrew. No busiresulted. I'oo.uui wd B/fij weaker in sympathy with copra. Sellers
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      AUSTRALIA SIGNS PACT WITH INDIES
      80 6 Reuter and AAP. JAKARTA. Tues. Trade discussions held here between Indonesian and Australian delegations resulted in a provisional agreement, it was disclosed here today. The Australian delegation, which arrived here n the middle of last month, will return to Australia to inform the Government on
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      RUBBER CLOSED EASY
      139 6 rpHE rubber commodity I market was very steady yesterday in the morning following a rise of twopence in London. The market was thin and the steadiness was due more to lack of sellers than buy ins rush. The market opened at 140 eenta first business done for
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      PEPPER DUTY
      27 6 GHS. NEW DELHI. Tues. The Government of India had decided to exempt black pepper from export duty in excess of Rs. 120 per cwt. (GIIS).
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      H.K. Bans Oil For Formosa
      118 6 U.P. HONGKONG. Tues. RRITISH authorities in Hongkong, following instructions fiom London, have clamped down a ban on hipmeiit of aviation gasoline and ether -triteuic export to the >.'ut:ona i-: Government la Formosa. The move already &a* resulted in *op level discussions between £a rjdon and
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      TOURISTS-S'PORE CHINESE TO MEET ALL-S'PORE
      283 7 HONGKONG Chinese Tourists will combine with Singapore Chinese when they meet All-Singapore Hi Besar Stadium on Friday. This was decid;l council meeting of the Singapore Amateur all Association yesterday. The Council turned down an application of the leong Chinese asking for 30 per cent, of
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      LONE GOAL WIN FOR HAIKOWYU
      65 7 HAIKOWYTJ Sporti Club dt rented 4 Supply R.D.. R.A.S.O. by In a Junior Cup J c gajßC played on the 8.0.D. ground yesterday. The Supply men started off I welt but fizzled out soon as I Haikowyn settled down. Henry. Haikowyn s left v. ins:.
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      Pop Men Score Easy 6—0 Win
      64 7 round pla was I) pooaiblc ior Feasor I asy ria-nil viestanvac in a Bm-iness game played Stadiuan yesterday. l their *ix Lcoals ssion in th" first ond session F id N 111 just take .limine Stanva<- i?oal any special ffort st ore. No i,oals
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      INDIAN SOCCER TEAM TO PLAY HERE IN OCT.
      71 7 i] RAS. Tuts the A"-i id:a r. deral on has < omeotiatloiM 'or an India:', t.an to tour Ceylon. Maind, poaaiafy, Hongi Burma, according to H ndu's Caleu'ta n rrtapon "fairly rehabie"' earn* [-respondent tsid that ofifc ial ti-"*""" n made, the
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      HOME SOCCER
      21 7 i.mxdox. Tues.—Football reDh »k>n No. the. it: New 2 Darlington P.«xh- pwsbury i oen 1 Cuu raeull: L.nhVld 6.
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      HK TOURISTS SEEK THREE NEW PLAYERS
      84 7 Th" Chinese touring 1 football ♦earn havp ap" pied lor entry permits t i lor thtej» more players J J irom Hongkong. They are: Chin Foo (centre i i forward), Soon Ling- 1 fcing (half back) and S Yue Kai-yan tgoa'- i 1 keeper).
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      LOUIS NOT WORRIED OVER CHARLES FIGHT
      319 7 U.P. DETROIT, Tuesday. JOE Louis is older, slower and fatter than when he gave up his heavyweight crown two years ago. But he isn't worried a bit over his chances of winning back his title. "I've got one big advantage other champs didn't have
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      BOYS' BRIGADE SOCCER FINAL
      92 7 The tinal- of the Boys' Brigade Singapore Battalion Football Waeue Competition for the «"> Forb,s football Trophy I be Played off on the padan ai 515 p.m. on Friday. Tin nna4is"s a,e WhSlngafjorc and Bth Singapore. The teams will U, ::;h'"sin,ai^e a m <aUa,hed tort* Bukit
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      PRESSMEN HELD TO 0-0 DRAW
      21 7 CTTUAITS TIM BB Sport- CAuh s s ta ll was a poor tfame on the patches.
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      T.B.A. OFFICIALS
      77 7 At th;> Btil Annual General Meeting of tbe Tamil Brotlterhood y *Freeid«n Mr. v. Pillar Vice President: aar. k. M krishnan: Hon. Ccneral Secretary: Mr. 8. Perinaamj Ho,?f Sports Secretary: t. Ren "van": Hon. Treasurer: Mr. M. Radthakrishnan. Literary Secretary: Mr. N. O. Samy: HonAuditor: Mr. R. Kesavan:
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      EUROPEANS BEATEN
      20 7 MALACCA. Tues. The V.< s beat tbe Europeans In '.be Bl „ost-war Buropeaaa-Kest gime here by 69 runs.
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      PRESS BARRED FROM SELANGOR F. A. MEETING
      79 7 KL'ALA I.I'MPUR. Tues, The Football Association of Bel*MOT council meeting held this evening was closed to the press. The meet!' ft In buy.d to liivp dixi i' -ed th* reeeat resignations of four top oth tali ox i ue Association. Th- Hon. Score
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      NUTTALL WINS
      27 7 Bristol Toes —Johnay :<uttn!> of India fought a draw vith Gordon Ha/.ell of Bristol in an eiuht rounds middle weit: hi igfa! here tonight. Renter.
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      FOUR O'CLOCK A GOOD BET FOR SATURDAY
      489 7  -  PICCADILLY READY TO WIN By SPOT FSTERDAY'S fine afternoon weather, did not help to dry the track for the going was on the heavy side at Bukit Timah this morning. A few good gallops were seen on the No. 2 grass track. TT
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      Europeans Surprise Navy And Crowd
      323 7 EUROPEANS 3; ROYAL NAVY 1. PUP.OPEANS surprised both Royal Navy and the C crowd yesterday on the S.C.C side of the padang when they ran out winners by three goals to nil in a .Community League game. This is the second time the Sailors have
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      IRC SOCCER FIXTURES
      82 7 Foliowmu are reqwast* l lo turn up for the Indian U< Club "A" Team egaittet Ihe Ror neo Co. today and again si G.H.Q Signal* on Saturday In a fttenaly soccer gaaaoa. Both names will be played al Farrer Park a' *M p.m. J S. Paul. C.
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      COUNTY CRICKET AT A GLANCE
      164 7 LONDON. Tues. -County cricket results: \t Beruaceneatha Glou* est< i .-hire beat Hampshire by nin wickets. Gloucestershire KM for 7 declared and 18 for 1. Hanip shire ISf and 188. \t LclrnMar. Worcestershire beat Leicestershire by 171 funs. Worcestershire 387 for 9 dtrKn I and
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      Sugar Ray Outpoints Brown
      140 7 U.P. NEW YORK. Tues. WORLD welterweight chanv pion Sugar Ray .Robinson harked out a unanimous ten Hwision over Billy Broun r U H«?tfo?d Connecticut, last gghfat the Coney Island ft* Referee Ray M.lhr tare Brown the fifth round and that is the only nod he got
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      AMARNATH MAY MAKE IT
      111 7 MANCHESTER. Tues. Propped up in bed in a private ward in Hope Hospital, Safefpt 1 I Lani ash rei Lala amarnat't, former Indian Test captain the central figure in a medical race against time. Amartiath. Who had an operation for an ulcer on li s left
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      LOCKE LEAVES FOR S'PORE
      77 7 Reuter. LONDON. 'i wohby Lot ke. South African Rolf champion, before leaving London by a r todaj for Singapore and Australia" raid he was ivturninir to Britain next April. "I am look nu forward to another tjood season next yecr." he add-d. Locke, the most orolific
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      LARSEN WINS U.S. TITLE
      52 7 FOREST HILLS. Tifes.—Mrs. Margaret Da pool wa*= in da-zlinu form today when u he won the women's rngten *.itlo of the United Sates lawn tennia i hampionships defeating Doris Halt. Art Larsen won the men's socles -title h\- beatintr ;4<'rb<-r' Flam b K. 4- 6. 5—7.
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      JAPS PLAN FOR WORLD GAMES
      71 7 Reuter. tokyo. Tues. —Japan will nae revenue from bicycle tares «0 send an athletic team to the 1952 Olymp'c Games In Heiasnai, accordlag to Kyodo today. Fifty-eight bicycle raW I■ i ka in tbe country mil, bold ai 8-day meets during one yoar Starting from
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      CHANNEL CROSSING
      36 7 UP. FOLKESTONE. England. Dnyenty-ata-year-oM Egyptian life saver Abdel Moniem Abd< announced to-day that he would enter the English Channel at 21.30 GMT on Thursday in a bid to gt»hM from England to France. UP.
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      W. INDIES DRAW
      39 7 A.P. The South of England drew their game at Hastings against the West Indies the feature of the day's cricket being a nice looking 55 by Hubert Doggart who seldom shapes well against spin bowlers. AP.
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      PALUDRINE CHECKS MALARIA
      111 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.Satisfactory results have been obtained from giving Paludrine in certain rural schools in Penang and Province Wellesley where h large number of the children snowed evidence of malaria The parasite rate has now fallen almost to nothing, and thr» spleen rate is greatly reduced. This
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      HONGKONG-CANTON TRADE
      41 7 A.P. A spokesman of the T i Hing Company a Brlti-h shipping firm ;n Hongkong said yesterday nc company had obtained permission from Communist authorities in Canton to run both a. cargo and passerger service between Hongkong and Canton.—A.P.
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      TAIPEI TRIPLETS
      19 7 U.P. Mrs. Feng, 23. a young and Lcautiful mother of Taipei, gave birth io triplets yes-Lrday.-U 1».
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      BIG 3 TO DISCUSS NEXT REDM MOVES
      432 8 U.P. WASHINGTON, Tuesday. POSSIBLE Coininuiust plans ior new aggression in Europe and Asm and allied v.rategy to meet them will be the major subjects to be discussed by the Big Three Foreign Ministers when they meet in New York one week from today.
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      Bandits Murder 2 Chinese
      216 8 JOHORE BAHRU, Tues,— Bandits stabbed two Chinese ivUians tc death yesterday, one ot the victims was held up by a gang of armed bandits who tied his hands behind his back, before murdering him. The other victim was a rubber tapper who was robbed of his
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      French Take Vietminh Factory
      96 8 U.P. SAxJON. Tues. battalion oi >rgh Frencri Foreign Legionnaires captured a guerilla jungle mv rations factory in a weeklong comuined c deration on the Indo-e_hineof coast las', week, it was Earned here today. A report said pat the Lei tlonnaires suppcted by na v al and
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      SUCCUMBS TO INJURIES
      55 8 AN eight-year-eld boy. Bay Ah Men;,, dit i last night at the General hospital «»1 injuries oustaii.'d when he was knocked down by a passing taxi in Green Street en the night or August 30. His mother wro had tak»n him out foi a *a'.K with another
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      Royal Tour Of N.Z., Australia Next Year
      177 8 LONDON, Wednesday. IfING George and Queen Elizabeth will visit Aus.- tralia and New Zealand in 1952, it was officially confirmed here today. Princess Margaret, their 20-year-oid younger daughter may accompany them if her engagements permit, it was understood in usually reliable circles. c
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      U.K. Shows Off Her New Aircraft
      147 8 FARNBOROUuH. ENG LA vD. Today. BRITAIN shov.ee. off 58 j: her newest aircraft yesterday befoce foreign avia tion experts, representatives of Soviet ilussie, and othe Communist countries conspicuously absent. It was a pit view of th annual show oi the British Society oi Aueraft
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      Shot Woman Dies
      45 8 johore bahru. Today. after hovering brtwi n ft Hie tad di aih for about 63 hours. Munisah Mnte Salim. wile o! n Police driver who was shot in the abaomen on Sunday night, succumbed to the injury at tne General Hospital ?efteroaj.
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      SHIP STRAFED BY PLANES IS HERE
      319 8 Tribune Staff Reporter nAMAGED in a strafing attack by two low-flying planes bearing the insignia of the Chinese Nationalists when she was steaming forty miles north of Formosa while bound from Hongkong to Tsingtao on July 15 last, the British ship, Glenearn, looked little
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      DIES IN ACCIDENT
      36 8 AP. LONDON. Wednesday. DETER Brim, 19-year-old s. n of Lieut -Gen. Sir Harold Briggs. died on Aug. 28 as the result of an accident. His home was at Stoney Cross, Llyndhurtt, Hampshire. AP.
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      THE 'CORRUPT' WELL-KNOWN
      112 8 Reuter. TEHERAN, TuesOay. MANY well-known n-.mes appeared in the 1 inefficient and corrupt"' category of a •purge commitUe" report on senior Persian "ivil servants published lure I tay The commit.cc was apnointed a year ago. It has divided s«.mor civil se vants into throe groups: those meriting
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      "Pusan Under Shellfire": Red Report
      373 8 MOSCOW. Wednesday, A SOVIET war correspondent's dispatch from Korea reported that large calibre North Korean artillery began shelling Pusan at dawn on Tuesday. This was the first report that the North Kore ans were close enough to the main South Korean supply port of Pusan
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      TAXABLE COSMETICS: CHARGE
      134 8 Tribune Staff Reporter JOHORE BAHRU, Today. ACTING in mU rmation. a party r>i Cui.oms Or: cers raide d a tic use at Ke ton Übi. Buk Senyom Johore 3htj aiea on bunday, and r :ed three sacks and Lw«j package containing cosi ratios, perfumery. 311 mop! one
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      71 8 WASHINGTON. Today. 4NOTHER 4,000 CIO ele trical worker| today ignored national 1 aders' truce pleas and joined a stri against the General Electric Company. The new walk outs brought to almost 17,000 th" numtet of cio international Union of Ele. trical Workers who have struck against *ne
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      C.S.A. WANTS WELFARE OFFICER
      280 8 Tribune Staff Reporter THE Singapore Civil Service Association want? a fulltime Welfare Officer of SttScient seniority to devote his whole time and attention to the welfare of Government servants, and to whom they can make representations. The Committee of the Association have submitted this recommendation to
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      Lord in 'Skirmish' With The Queen
      121 8 So I.nd I f OBD HAY, v Mi a r>i U m ol Err:,;!, purtofoj ih< Qtv boaqucl i. i I on iMsday, keepiag i loot ai'< r:i shi;r t Il( Lugicfe ulcirmfrth. Th.- nhie brd, p on h pestea I s, t Oma
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      184 8 GENERAL cnsflMi vm MfWlimt Sl.it' a.m.. "Z. tu' >;.. kf»iia:i Team 5.00 p.m.. ii. ion o.:»» p.m.. Caimn< r .< English Classes i > 9 < V.W.CA.: Katong Meet at St. Hilda's S Ceviun Koad 4 |> tn. ANMIN ATHLKTIC ISSN: Monthly Gem-rai Nelaon Road. 7.30 p
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      ALLIES ABANDON TWO MORE TOWNS
      249 9 KOREA SITUATION GRAVE Reuter. TOKIO, Today. TAEGl keystone of the tottering United Nation* northern defences, was directly menaced from Hree sides last night as 60,000 Communists grimly rammed back the stubborn American and South GIs were pulled back from the north and west the defence
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      THE GENERAL WAITS
      27 9 K J.Poett «uilarelf i.ibune ca-m-1" whili rtaltinj» for rbtei t», mcwiy of i«- itr.-. iud li- r UUJ» ife» i .r..in C *k- K,n«:doin.
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      WOMEN SCOFF AT HELEN ROMANCE
      142 9 UP. ATHENS. Wednesday. f AGROTTP of women scoffed at mountainside romance of Costas Kefaloghianis and his 19-year-old bride ;ind said they would ask j Queen Frederika to send the j girl home to her father where she belongs. While Costas languished in jail writing p;issionate
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      THIS LADY TRIES TO KID THE GI
      343 9 TROOPS REACH S'TORE U.P. With the U.S. Forces in Korea, Today. "THERE is a Lady Haw Haw belabouring the air waves around these parts—* lady known as Seoul City Sue. She is not adroit like Lord Haw Haw. the man who brought Axis
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      BANK WINDS UP
      94 9 Reuter. AAP. HONGKONG. Today TH E Hongkong and Shanghai Bank's Canton branch has been allowed by the Chinese authorities to liquidate. The bank inserted a notice in the Southern Daily, ofticial Chines- Communist organ, saying it has been permitted to wind up business, and asked its creditors
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