Malaya Tribune, 13 September 1950

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    21 1 MALAYA Tribune TODAYS MEWS I TODAY Jm s imp EXTRA WYA,\ E PAGES SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1950 PRICE TEN CENTS.
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    RED LINE SAGS UNDER HEAVY ALLIED PUNCHES
    482 1 North Admits Hard U.N. Blows A.P. By Frank T rim ame TJ.P. Star! Correspondent. TOKIO, Today. IJNITED Nations forces pounded a weakening enemy today with guns, planes and bombs. rhe Red line sagged in the North under re from American and South Korean
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    Drowned In Kallang River
    68 1 m IS-year-oki a drowned in River, last night, i b was badly, ts recovered at r.orning. I crew of a i:ng rubber .one godown, pped and fell. s the •Taikong' Two crews re working on mg at about night. As we th< hatch with Ah Kho.
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    ALLEGED ASSAULT ON WOMAN
    30 1 |$>H| '.HRU. Wed. r S year old RenNarayaa the Magis- day when tvilting an Ylurayaee, at kmenuoa H. modesty on $200 j Booed wa3 P° st
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    "I Made So Many Enemies" Said U.S. Defence Chief
    169 1 U.P. WASHINGTON. Tuesday. LS. Defence Secretary Louis .Johnson and his deputy Stephen Early have resigned, effective from Sept. 19 and Sept. 30 respectively. President Truman is appointing General George Marshall to succeed Mi Johnson. Mi. Johnson's letter of resignation dated today
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    Medical History At Changi
    51 1 Hedtnal history for Ihe Far East was made at Changi airport today whan a Hastings transport aircraft iit*"d out as a flying hospital took off on a five-day fligh* for (he U K. Picture shows members ot the crew and some of the sick men going
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    Reds Play At Fireworks
    57 1 U.P. THERE was a strange 41--minute display of coloured flares by the enemy west of Changnyong at 3 a.m. today. However, there was no subsequent action by the Communists such as the one Which followed a torchlight display on the night of August 31 before the
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    MORE ALLIED TROOPS FOR GERMANY
    210 1 U.P. NEW YORK, Today. SECRETARY of State Dean Acheson at the first 13 Big Three session today informed the British and French delegates of the American programme for increasing Western Europe's defences against Communist aggression and asked what the Europeans were going to do. This
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    NEW YORK BANS SIRENS
    29 1 U.P. Sirens were banned in New York City yesterday a c a civil defence measure and the action will have an unusual nationwide reaction. r.p.
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    YANKS HUNT FOR BANDITS OVER KOREA
    672 3  -  BY HAL BOYLE A.P. SOMEWHERE IN KOREA. rHERt is c indit-hunting air vei Korea as re ll as on the ground. And any isn't always fast Russian-made rican artillerymen cub grasshopper planes trer the front id sr. I enemy field tanks. And some rhe
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    DEJECTED RED PRISONERS
    47 3 I f ln imnrovisod barrr-d-wire enclosure under North Korean prisoners squat in a i R*»d drive on longsan cn r Ul I military policemen after tht :r ir background.—A.P. I'hoto. K,r '»s V.k'ong River. ISA tanks move along the road in s -A.P. A'hoto.
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    HOME TOWN NEWS. FROM BRITAIN
    133 3 ler Lane is being demolished after effort, to have it reserved as a historic building had failed. 11.100 Wages StbVn. Thie.es took about £1.100 for Wftgei from North. Gawbcr Colliery office, near B;trr.slcy. CMi Haul.—Thieves broke into the house of A. E. Vende, a dentist,
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    30S A RECRUIT OFFER TO POLICE
    77 3 SIR Harold Scott. Commissioner of Meuopolitan Police, announced last week that 'iOs. of tax. will be paid to an; serving or rettred officer, or a member of the Special Constabulary wl* introduces a recruit. The reward will be paid only if the candidate i
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    THE OLD & THE HEW
    77 3 THE OLD THE HEW T Low Moor. Bradlord. A Yorkafcire, 20 exservTcemen have worked nine a day during the local B-wl ing Tide Holidays on buh'ang bouse* for themselves. Working on a co-operative basis, they have pooled money and labour and. under a '-killed building foreman who U one of
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    Olivier May Star In 'Frederick II'
    139 3 A.P. BARI, ITALY—Filippo Del Giudice, the British pro a er. said he has asked Sir Laurence Olivier to take over the leading rol? in his new teehnicolour film "Frederick The Second Del Giudice said he 'banned to make the film in oathcm Apulia, where
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    NO GUESTS FOR MR. BELVEDERE
    73 3 A.P. HOLLYWOOD. 'l ton Webb isn t receiving guests on the "For Heaven's Sake set—he is pantlesa of the time. Cast as a natty angel, the actor wears a gray ensemble that must be kept absolutely wrink'e-free Director George Seeton. spotting some unsigntly corrugations in
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    Behind The Silver Screen Marine's Greatest Hour
    694 4 'SARDS OF IWO JIM A." r public's remarkable story >: Marin O which. Las its premier- at the Cathay at rmdnighi i vi o; the reilly groat war pic: v res of the a j Mad" Aith the corrmle».? co-operation, of the U.S.
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    STAR DESIGNER
    70 4 JUNE HAVER .ias sign d j a contract to design the interior decoration o: 10 homes for George Froiev. Beverly Hills contractor. Sew will begin the job upon completion of her curivn production Til Get By." th" musical in Technicolor sh* is making with Williaeo Lundigan. Glorie DeHaven
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    STAR DUST
    484 4 HEARSAY: Frank Sinai: ft isn'L thm only one *h<> may be highly Interested in Ava Gardner. Stewart Granger is in the running. 100 Gilbert Roland just bought himself a 90 acre ranch in San Fernando Valley Marlene Dietrich spends her spare moments in New York wheeling her grandchild
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    Lovely To Look At
    15 4 classy <» A> t !> v «ic Ca»OC rririv.;'!Lt£ dts.riplivMitl-:' state* WO i
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    MOTHS IN THE CARPET
    1225 5  -  TODAY'S SHORT STORY BY ARTHUR CATHERALL I person more F tner that an I' must be wary n countryman; 1 include been buying and for a long met rogues, stttte business 19 the average rda whom one kind, because ki, nothing about v.nri do not try
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  • Page 5 Miscellaneous
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      82 5 SUPERMAN b Y Wayne Borinj, .CVS MINUTES AGO- N T CAUGHT MeJroUCE?THAT_ D ES UXEY OOP oy w. OUT HIS NBCKLKC6. V* J /~^Cgkm by 211 Gapp S Hi ABNER Py i i..... .1 Pthanks FO'Th' lift- in yore BACK CHIEFSI STk^^^ Tw t do you want wore head statingr
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    Churchill's Criticisms
    778 6 The Commons' Debate Reuter. LONDON, Tuesday. CRITICISM of Government's defence preparations and Prime Minister Attlee's speech (see oage 4 for full report) in Parliament today came trom Mr. Churchill. Conservative Opposition leader. Mr. Churchill asked why ihe Government first offered Parliament a £100.000,JOO plan, and a few dayi
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    BRIT AIN'S THE FULL AR EFFORT STORY
    1419 6  -  by CLEMENT ATTLEE. British Prime Minister LONDON. Tues DRIME Minister Attlee today told a crowded emergency session it mont today that he had every confidence that aggression in X would be halted and "a salutary lesson given to would-be aeu: "No propaganda can
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    Attack On Manchuria Was Planned
    380 7  -  SAYS MALIK U.P. LAKE SUCCESS. Today. BUSSIA yesterday derided the United States contention that an American plane attacked Communist-held Manchuria by mistake and declared its impression was that the incident was provocation prepared beforehand. Soviet delegate Jacob Malik served notice that he would veto the
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    N. Korean Industries Crippled
    104 7 U.P. i.a Kb: success. Tues. NORTH KOREA tol<» the United Nations today that all its industry and most of its medium and light industry have been "completely destroyed" by the American Air Force. This startling acknowledgement was contained in a demand from Pak ll«-n Nen. Foreign
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    LIKE MARK TWAIN
    38 7 Reuter. Alan Whicker. ExchangtTelegraph correspondent, turned up in Tokio last night saying he had been in a spot of trouble" but like Mark Tw; in. reports of his death and capture were "greatly exaggerated." router.
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    JAP CIRCUS FOR HAWAII
    24 7 For the first time since the end of the war a troupe of Japanese circus left Japan for Hawaii yesterday.
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    Attlee On National Aspirations In Asia
    164 7 Reuter. LONDON 7 Tuei. IN the course of his speech tin Parliament today. Prime Minister Attlee sala Communism made olay very often with some of tne finest aspirations ol mankind. ,i a. It used the national aspirations oi peopies a* means of drawing thaw
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  • Page 7 Miscellaneous
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      814 7 1I c j m. The Radio Orchestra. YWjljQfflY m .Ii a pi 'urn of Light Mtt- B»*«n T j ni-- in iml mImIImM from I "i.n.v.i of Ice" by I^tischaeri BLUE NETWORK •••<• X£2! ffS w«w»: Mi Kaaic l»> Alber; Nark Orchestra; FNi.LISH raOGfttMMEM Mww n G.uo ~.n, mgrMHn 000
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    untitled-year-old Rome Zoo elephant Juliet gave birth to her second baby on Septempber he strives gamely to stau.l up.—AJ • « .
    21 9 untitled-year-old Rome Zoo elephant Juliet gave birth to her second baby on Septempber he strives gamely to stau.l up.—AJ -A.P. Ptaoin.
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    U.S. SPEEDS ECONOMIC AID TO IRAN
    520 9 A.P. IKHEOAN. j i ATES nelo to I 1i en put into i.i an attemi.t to i the weakest Iran piogr imme, :!i dcs assist in ?e in arming and i icney n affect ?d by i ftarcup. rvv. 'op- In iar East have
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    HIDE & SEEK IN NO MAN'S LAND
    654 9  - HIDE SEEK IN NO MAN'S LAND 8? Hal Boyle, A.P Correspondent. A.P. WITH AA!i-.KiCAX i-ONCE* IX KOREA OX the Xiktong Rivet i'roht Jthcre art two stii-vhcs of no-man s laud. One is on the Allied eastern side where th? Amcri'tar i:-id the South Korean so dicis aie holding defer aye
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    ADULT CLASS FOR CHINESE
    60 9 PENANG. Tues. f?jrtnftc adults wljo have had no chance of education would soon be provided with an opportunity to educate themselves whi d the Malayan Chinese Association introduces free night classes. Tins matter was discussed at o General Committee meeting r>f the MCA Penang Province VVellesky.
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      126 9 Hair getting thin Picture yourself in ten years! Z^k^i Baldness is bound to overtake you unless f v you do something to stop falling hair now. f %m J And you cam do something to stop it. Hair Vyav falls out because it is starved out. starved of the natural
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    Jockey' Dance Nets $ 10,000
    102 11 Jockey' Dance Nets 10,000 ;•>• "Spot" j M dayan Jockeys' As- ation Annual Charity held at Raffles Hotel was a great sueTh: proceeds- -over $1 -.vii go to the Weltare hou.c for the Glint:. Johore and St. is' Home for Bind :< n. Penang. Aithur Ay re-, on "of tli<-
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    I.R.C. SOCCER
    42 11 Indian Recreation Club ;<v a friendly game of inst R.A.F. Chanu: Fairer Yiik. A uam to the Indians will be from the following. in, V» 100. .sodarajah. Balan, .ani. Rahim, In. Param. S. V. Aii. I. Osteon, Awthar Balalrrishaa, Rrhchna,
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    S.H.B. RUGBY XV
    34 11 lm have b> rii select- sent tb« S.H.B.K.F.C. Si c Soon today, a' Keppel Harbour >ates, B nullum. Saunl Eh I Vrcher; Reed. Mat-Donald. Farwel). Peek. Trevor, M«_- Omar. Khamid. South.
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    NEW M.O.
    29 11 ING, Toes. Dr. T. ng, will take over ihe -a »1 the Chief Medical sht :i Dr. C. H. Wil- tis goes on a short leave istraHa.
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    TOURISTS LEAVE
    18 11 Football and Table teams lefl Singapore for le rat ion by Inl jrnationil p.irt Dakota yeMerday.
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    BARI WINS
    30 11 L.BOURNE, Tuee. Abdul lia i"day entered the of the men.-? s o-les a -;ralian oocn Squash "phitithfn here Bari Porter of Melbourne 9 ■'•>■ in the quarter ttnai ater.
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    OCB WIN 5-1
    25 11 Chinese Bunk Sports ted ('able and Wire- oah to one in a House B" Lea eve on BO DC A nan j_
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    S.C.C. BEATEN
    18 11 Cricks Club ycgnl •j HEME by to nil n a hockey i on i be .adami.-
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    Are Any Of These Things Yours?
    319 11 ES ranging from gent's batswing fancy ties to a brooch in shape of a Scotciier have been discovered by the ShigaPolice in the home of a burglar whom they rj recently. member of the public who believes he any of the recovered property may
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    ARMY RIFLE MEET RESULTS
    79 11 Brigadier E. C. Catlrell-H H, Chief of Staff. Head-laari ira 81alava, .yon the Individual SU r. shooting contest over 3> yards al the Aimv Kifb* > outside Kuala Lumpur ret Tilly. The runner-up was A. Parish. Other results were: Ist. Major t (t Lyons; 2nd. Capt.
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    Tan, Piruz Beat Lewis, Mohan Again
    387 11 U.P. BOMBAY, Tuesday. MALAYAN badminton stars Tan Jin Eong and A Piruz won the Western Inriia badminton doubles championship by beating pevinder Mohan and George L. Lewis of India, 15-9, 15-b, before a packed gallery today. In the mixed doubles. Tan and Miss Suman
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    TIGERS TROUNCE SHELL
    313 11 TIQER Standard maintained their unbeaten record lerday wb»-i: tb*»s «H'Ore»i a convincing 7 1 victory over Shell S.C. in a Bus oeaa House "A" League lixt ur»: a? Gey lan;' Stadium. Although Ui.'y ntti ni ?e\en vtoals, Tigws never went a;I qui. The losers, however, played detecmind
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    P&T BADMINTON
    98 11 P T Sports club defeated ROfi Uparta <~lub by three frames ly>o Su iriendly ■-•>• e of bptbhiaton ov< r the v >'d. The reaußa arete »P T ulayjpr? lueniioawd fUsO: Goh Tun. Sen 4>s; to Ismail I*l 15, la ■1—15: John Loh beat Sim Wee .1* S,
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    SOFA BURMA TOUR
    33 11 The Singapore Chinese Football Association i »urtag rtde wi!'. leave Kalian A rpart at 8..; 1 am. by air totaorr >w for then ten day tour of Bangkok and Burma.
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    Malays Shock Navy With 3-Nil Victory
    321 11 MALAYS, shocked Royal Navy yesterday, when they notched two quick goais in the last minute to chalk Up a three-nil victory in their Community League game at Jalan Besar. Royal Navy, who took the field favourites, Were all al «ea yesterday, and never showed
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    HOME SOCCER RESULTS
    58 11 Reuter. London, The*. FoaAbafl results: TII IK 11 DIVISION (Southern ieotleal "outbend United 4. Aldersho» 2 TlllKlt division ilterthern Sccti«»a): OldhsJU Aihleiii 3. Scunthorpe United Southport 4. Barrow 1: Trunin. Rovers 12. Rotherham United L OL (MOW CI P (flam Mail): Rangers 2. Partick Thistle HIIMM ftOIJ)
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    Tara Street Does First Gallop
    224 11 ■NHfNGfi v,. r. on ihe Qiitel ide Bukit Tiniah this m imieg, but tra k wateliors we re warded for the.r trouble when T\R\ STREET did his f«rsi L-a!lo:> sm. t vain ing start, d. With \V. Bagby in the saddle, this Flamenco raiding wen!
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    W.I. MATCH ENDS DRAWN
    130 11 A.P. SCABBROUGH, Ties. W -r Indies cawed out tlieir En rlish ;ot:r today b> drawing their '.am againi the All-Star ream, got together by H.D.G. Leves »nGower. the rued ri< k*>t legJslato r Clyde Walcott. West I: Ilea burly wtekei-neeper, and flow bowler, Sonny Ramadhin. wore
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    ALL-INDIA TABLE TENNIS TEAM IN S'PORE
    311 12 THE All-India table tennis rimk--1 ed Ffth in the world, arrived at KaUang Airport by a Malayan Airways Dakota from Kuala Lumpur this morning. They participated in the World Championships in Budapest Hungary. They left Calcutta on the s.s. Sirdhana on August 31 and
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    RUBBER
    55 12 TODAY'S MARKETS RUBBER market opened with buyers keen and sellers scarce. The market then moved up to the level with pood undertone. Prices at lunch break: Buyers Sellers cents cents No. 1 RSS FOB Sept. 150 151 No. 2 RSS FOB Sept. H9 150 No 3 RSS FOB Sept.
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    TIN
    15 12 Tin price was S31MJ per picul down $5. London: tTTH per run —down 19.
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    SHARES
    27 12 L<ondon continues to display interest in t n and rubber shares but lot-ally there isno particular enthusiasm. Industrials are flight ly firmer and rubbers quietly steady.
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    GOLD
    6 12 Gold prce: $191 per tahi!
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    Thrill For S'pore Passengers
    118 12 Reuter AAP. HONGKONG. Wed. AIRCRAFT of the United States 7th Fleet began round-the-clock patrols over the Formosan Straits, and many ships come under the scrutiny of American observation planes, according to crew members of the vessel Cheung Hing. which has rr vod here from the north.
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    Stamp Club Auction
    60 12 No stamps of high value were offered at yesterday Singapore Stamp Club auction held at the Cathay Restaurant. A few stamps. how changed hands after some brisk bidding The Club received six ip',,ications lor membership. Among those present were Mr. WJt Langdon, U.S. Consul General, Mr. A.
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    Camp Clerk Acquitted On 2 Charges
    95 12 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed. r IRTY YEAR OLD Ho Yuen Lim a clerk interpreter attached to the Detention Camp at Kluang. was sentenced by Mr. W. 3. Sutherland in the Sessions Court at Kluang yesterday to eight months rigorous imprisonment for cheating a squatter at
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    Today's Race Results: Objection In 1st Event
    309 12 RACE ONE CI. 2. Div. 5—6 Furs, and 5 Yds. 571-362 ONGSVILLE 8.05 (8) Tulloh 1 244-209 Coastguard 8.09 <4) Ellery 2 215-198 GUian 8.08 (5) Lansdown 3 818-363 La-Wan 7.12 (3) Dunwoodie 4 255-204 Envoy 7.12 (1) Woods —i 5 303-234 Baba
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  • MALAYA TRIBUNE (SINGAPORE)
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      17 1 MALAYA Tribune TODAY'S NEWS TODAY MIGHT FINAL KK.HT PAGES. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1950 PRICE TEN CENTS.
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      CROYDON KINS BIG RACE IN RECORD TINE
      1084 1 Day Of Small Di vidends SINGAPORE, Today. f ROY DON (Bagby) created a record this afteron when he clipped a fifth of a seond off wrn 1949 record by running 6 furs and 3 jards in mm. 13 seconds in today's big race.
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      BACK FROM U.S.
      54 1 Mr. Chen Chi Chang, who arrived in Singapore by a Pan American Airways Clipper after a four-year predental course in Morningside College of lowa. At the airport to welcome him were his parents. Dr. and Mrs. Chen Su Lan, his sister Chi Chin and his brothers, Chi
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      3 Arrested In Grenade Incident
      65 1 SINGAPORE. Today. A MALAY labourer of the Base Ammunition D<>not. Kranji. was arrested today after he had been stopped at thi. guard house as he went out ior lunch and searched A new grenade was found under his cloihing. Two other men, both Chinese and
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      Travelled 9,000 Miles To Woo Girl
      85 1 A.P. i NE. Tociav. 1 avelled 0.000 a Brisbane and he nod The couole is First Lieutenant R. O. Walton and willowy blonde 24 year-old Betty Usher. Said the lieutenant: "A buddy of mine back home >tUte£ us off. He had a pin-up of
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      S. KOREANS ADVANCE 1 TO 5 MILES
      130 1 A.P.P. flAtnmi TOKIO, Wednesnday. SOUTH KOREAN forces, northeast of the beleaguered city of Taegu, have advanced from one to five miles, and established a defence line "in force" 12 miles east of Yongchon. The U.S. First Cavalry trooops dug in on a hill
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      Judgment For 12 Tenants
      295 1 SINGAPORE, Today. JUDGMENT in favour of twelve occupants of rooms in house No. 130, Sophia Road, holding that they had the right of tenancy against the landlord, was delivered by Mr. Justice Evana in the High Court today in the suit brought by Madame Goh Suat
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      TYPHOON SLACKENS
      29 1 TOKIO, Wednesday. TYPHOON Kczia has dissipated intc a tropica'' .-torni while still south of Japan s soutnern island of Kyushu, the Japanese Central meteorological obaervnt v town
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      Carrying flags of the untitled State*. lln*eu Nations, and the tteptrtjfce ot Korea, an honwr *«Rrtt ol soldiers (»1 the Republic >ta nds ai attention as a Uoop transport carrying I'nited States \1 •n» v docks at a port in th-KepMblk of ivorea.
      45 2 Carrying flags of the untitled State*. l l n*eu Nations, and the tteptrtjfce ot Korea, an honwr *«Rrtt ol soldiers (»1 the Republic >ta nds ai attention as a Uoop transport carrying I'nited States \1 •n» v docks at a port in thKepMblk of ivorea.
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      BOTH SPEAK 16 DIFFERENT LANGUAGES
      101 2 Reuter MELBOURNE. Professor If; D. Goldman of Melbourne I nivi is'ty and Dr. O. Spindler of Sydney University found that they could understand each other in 16 d.Ji'er-t-nt languages when they met for the first time at a conference of foreign langu >g< 1-eturers German.
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      Mechanical Arm Can Do the Work Of A Natural
      331 2 A.P. NEW YORK. AN electrical arm and nylon hand for amputees has A been announced by the International Business Machines Company. The electrical machinery is housed in a hollow artificial forearm. Inside nylon fingers of an almost perfect-looking hand, there are
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      U.S. AGGRESSION
      28 2 Reuter. Wilholm Pfeck, East German yesterday declared to a Soviet Zone peace rally in Saxony that East Germany must become strong to ward off American* aggression.—Reuter.
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      FATHER OF THE BRIDE
      115 2 HOLLYWOOD, [T IS the wedding scene for "Father Of The Bride." Elizabeth Taylor, dressed in her satin bridal attire. is limbing- up the stairs of her home and preparing to fling her bridal bouquet into the oatst:etched aims of bride maids and guests l.clow. i'nine.- the
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      'Shooting' A Film In India Is Fun
      382 2 -If You Do Not Mmd Riots, Snakes And Aggressive Cows A.P. HOLLY WOOF) a picture in India is great fun Hollywood actor Tommy Breen, "if you dot* mind riots, sweltering heat, deadly snakes and X cows. Tommy has just returned from making the
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      DISAPPOINTING
      55 2 A.P. HOLLY WOOD. Vtveca Lmdfors wa? touring WRY naurtae at the Navy- Pt r.le.gu mis.-iio test I iHoil whore she acted in "The flylog Missile •Like 'f' asked the tub command sr. I've never teen such C .».azc of .gadgets in my life, -she replied. 'Cut there's net a
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      Elephant Mystery Solved
      324 2 IIEOPLE I lago of rhaxted. Est England can sleep p-;<. fully now with the Itaorledge that 'he 'Vlrph. mystery" has been ntvi I For we eks now a Btfai nocturnal apparition a elephant 12 leet long feet high nai b en > *n walking through the dark
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      MOTHS IN THE CARPET
      1405 3  -  TODAY'S SHORT STORY BY ARTHUR CATHERALL is one person more another that an dealer must be wary the countryman. rj d term l include been buying <nd itiques for s long i have met rogues, pit tons, astute business an II is the average person towards
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      Marine's Greatest Hour
      663 4 Behind The Silver Screen SANDS OF IWO JIMA." R< public's remarkable story ol 'he Iftar which has its premiere at the Cathay at midnight next Barardaj sill rani ol the really great war pictures of the age. Made with the complete co-operation of the U.S. Marine Corps
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      STAR DESIGNER
      67 4 JUNE HAVER lias signed a contract to design the interior decoration of 10 homes for George Froley. Beverly Hills contractor. She will begin the job upon completion of her curren" production "I'll Get By." the musical in Technicolor she is making with William Glorie DeHaven and Dennis Day.
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      STAR DUST
      434 4 HEARSAY: Frank Sinatra isn't the only one who may be highly interested Id Ava Gardner. Stewart Granger is in the running too Gilbert Roland just bought himself a 90 acre ranch in San Fernando Valley Marlene Dietrich spends her spare moments in New York wheeling her grandchild in
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      Lovely To Look At
      35 4 CLASSY CHASIS Ilollvwood sterlet rw R ie Castle receive* descriptive title v Class* Chassis r some experts ss 1 subject ai. ir the United L'nion ol seven w states. Kice fcoys
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      untitled-year-old Rome Zoo elephant Juliet gave birth to her second baby, on September , .U.J,.M Borne *~ R ~ r _ a boy of about pounds, rnoio, UDheid by Zoo attendants as
      34 5 untitled-year-old Rome Zoo elephant Juliet gave birth to her second baby, on September U .J,. M Borne R r a boy of about pounds, rnoio, UDhe i d by Zoo attendants as -A.P. Photo.
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      U.S. SPEEDS ECONOMIC AID TO IRAN
      514 5 A.P. TEHERAN, i STATES nelp to I been put into i l an attempt to f the weakest coii war f: rits. programme, a l ies assistance in inning and money been affected by an flarenp. Ocv. 'opI ar East have the pac« hows
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      Shoemen's 'Little UNO'
      486 5 VEARLY 100 delegates from 43 countries in the free world are holding their own Shoemen's UNO in Paris this week. They are the representatives of over 50.000 people, who work in the factories and distributive companies *>f the world-wide Bata orgatttfia* tion. Every year they meet in
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      ADULT CLASS FOR CHINESE
      58 5 PENANG. Tues. Chinese adults who have had no chance of education would soon be provided with an opportunity to educate themselves when the Malayan Chinese Association introduces free night classes. This matter was discussed at a General Committee meeting of the MCA Penang Province Wellesley. held
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      ALLEGED ASSAULT ON WOMAN
      53 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed. PORTY-FIVE year old RenT gan son of Narayaa claimed trial in the Magistrates' Court today when charged with assaulting an Indian \xoman. Murayatv. at Bukit Chagar with intention to outrage her modesty. He was released on $200 hail when tru case was postponed
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      RUSSIA USES HER 44th VETO
      169 6 facolj A Malik >. from left U table, hand raised. Russian delegate to the L'nited Nations Beeurit) Council, cast* his counir> Hth veto at Lake Success. Neu York ou Sept. b. as in votes "no" on a ISA proposal before the Council calling on all
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      NIGERIAN FLIER
      83 6 Here is i Be meuiber v! Use X IF who arrived in sinu i •ore on the Trooper "Oranna" yesterday uh«>m the tropical climate of IHalaya will not disturb rery much lie is l \le\ Al.ipini. and lie hails iron. Nigeria. West Africa. \le\ went to England to
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      COLONY TO FORM UMNO BRANCH
      174 6 A MOVE to form a oranrh of the U.M.N.O. in Singapore has been made by six organising committee members which include Dato Syed Ahmad Alsagoff. Sidik Haji Abdul Hamid. President of the Malay Welfare Council, Singapore. Syed Ali Aiatas. Drills Sheriff. Ibrahim Mohamed and Syed
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      RADIO SET FOR SALVATION NOME
      64 6 PENANG, Tuc?. The Salvation Army Boy.-' Home in Sunge: Pinang has been presented with EMraJve G.E.C. radio set by Mr. Tom Crosslcy of the British Engineering Co-operation. Penar\' r ihe f>9 boys of Ure Home listen in to the radio in then leisure time and
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      TALK BY PRINTER
      36 6 Mr H. T Koss. Government Printer. Federation of Malaya, anil broadcast IB the series "What the Departments are doing' on Friday. The talk will be b/Jadclst over the blue Nttwork of Itadio Malaya-
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      Dr. s. Appudurai who is attached to the Medical Department Johore,. left for U.K. on Sept. 9 on a Departmental study leave for a period of fifteen months. .The Doctor said that he will attached to the Institute of Child Health, Great Ormond St. London. He expects to finish his course at Edinburgh University, before returnam to Malaya. Taken on board the Canton are trom left to light Dr. and Mrs. S. Appudurai and their daughter Miss T. Appudurai.
      79 6 Dr. s. Appudurai who is attached to the Medical Department Johore,. left for U.K. on Sept. 9 on a Departmental study leave for a period of fifteen months. .The Doctor said that he will attached to the Institute of Child Health, Great Ormond St. London. He expects to finish his
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      BOTANIST TRAPPED IN RIMA, RESCUED
      81 6 Reuter. OATJHATI. fa j Mr. A. Kingdon Wi :"g r tish botanist un d awS and bis me pod at Rima the Assam t> Landslidi 5 ca sed I earthquake cay report/ j r s 1 "j A rescm party oj i, >a linemen led
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      MORE MUSLIMS LEAVE PAKISTAN
      96 6 untitled XFW DLHI Dsns] The Government of In«m have permitted aaothei beta ot 0.000 red nt Ifuslim rsntS from T'tt v Pr,!.! return io the State ir, I ptember and October. Thej will be given permit and rsiw.ty ticket fact] ti a m n given to
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      ARMY OFFICER TO RETIRE
      83 6 U.P. Arna. LUCKNOW Tues MAJOR-GENERAL G. S Dhillon. Commseder, W tar Pradesh Area, hsi allowed to retire from U dian Army on grounds of ij health. Oaramiiwiaacd years ago from Sandhurst, ho is I veteran of sewn* frontier operatic- t During the has served in the
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      YANKS HUNT FOR BANDITS OVER KOREA
      663 7  -  BY HAL BOYLE A.P. IN KOREA. i ad it- hunting r Korea as mound. And isn't always Russian-made artillerymen chopper planes ver the front. enemy field -inks. And some Reds have i naged to obfew cub Planes ot own which they paint American markings
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      30 S A REBHUIT OFFER TP POLICE
      83 7 HOME TOWN NEWS FROM BRITAIN Sir Harold Scott, Commissioner of Metropolitan Police, announced last week that -<>s. frc> cf tax. will be paid lo an serving or retired offieei or a member of the Special Constaludavv v. introduces a rocnut. TTK reward will
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      THE Oiß & THE NEW
      213 7 THE Oiß THE NEW AT -Low Moot. Bradford, York.* He. 2S mob have WtWi flhe VJjrs a d iV during the local B wlhcWs for th-mselv^ Working on a co-op- v< .1-.. they have pooled rnonej and laTtfW and. under a -Wiled t:uiidinf foreman who U| r tberr M are
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      DEJECTED RED PRISONERS
      37 7 j harr t l-uire enclosure unuVr North Kor,an P---- squ. in MdrW, on Y^san Isa military |K&ceme. Ml *tW r rM in the to*** AJ 1 v.K»,m- Kiv-r. FSA tanks move H-'»aff A.P. Photo.
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      Olivier May Star In 'Frederick II'
      144 7 A.P. BAKb IT AI A' F.lippo Del C.iudice. vhc British prokner. Id he h- i asked Sir Laurence Otlvler lo lake over the a ins rola in his new tcchn colour tlftn "Frederick The Second Del Giudice said he .Vanned to make the film
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      NO GUESTS FOR MR. BELVEDERE
      78 7 A.P. HOLLYWOOD. "-ton Webb isnt receiving guests on the "For Heaven s Sake" set —he s pantless moat of the time. Cast as a natty angel, the actor wears a gray ensemble that must be kept absolutely w i inkle-free Director George See ton. spotting
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      MARSHALL MAY BE OPPOSED
      92 8 A.P. WASHINGTON. Wednesday. GENERAL GEORGE C. Marshall aid he will accept a Presidential request to become Secretary of Defence if Louis Johnson resigns and Congress passes a law to permit him la serve. Congressional leaders promised speedy action to clear the way ior Marshall's appointment. There
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      GBS STILL WEAK
      41 8 i-1 TON. Wednesday. 4 physici in attending Bernard Shaw said i-xlav there was no chance he would quit his bed for at least 14 days. "He is still very weak," the decto- pointed out A P WASHINGTON, Wednesday'
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      Governor Sir Franklin Gimson who performed the opening ceremony of the "Hollandsche Club Singapore" at Adam Road last night at the -R ir of the new Club. On his right is the Acting Consul General for t» Netherlands Mr. J. van der Gaag. On the extreme left is Mr F F muj Rhijn, master of ceremonies at last nights function.
      60 8 Governor Sir Franklin Gimson who performed the opening ceremony of the "Hollandsche Club Singapore" at Adam Road last night at the -R ir of the new Club. On his right is the Acting Consul General for t» Netherlands Mr. J. van der Gaag. On the extreme left is Mr F
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      ALOR GAJAH WELFARE WEEK PROCEEDS
      91 8 MALACCA. Tues. A gross sum of $4,700.83 was raised during Welfare Wet it (July 29— Aug. 5) in Alor Gajah district. This sum is about $1,700 in excess of tha traised last year. A sum of $1,150.26 was raised by the sale of flags and
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      POLICEMAN HAD TOY PISTOLS
      54 8 Four toy pistols found on six Indonesian po'.icemen who arrived by a Pan-American Clipper wire taken off from them by the customs officials. They had bought the toy pistols in Manila, The pistol." will ho returned when they leave fcr Indonesia today. They wen on a
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      MUST WARN RUSSIA ON ATOM BOMBS
      67 8 A.P. LOS ANGELES, Wed. U S. Senator Olim Johnston. Dcmoei it, South Carolina, said tbe Pnitcd States should immediately warn Russia that the next act of aggression will mean that the United States "will carry the fight to the very heart of Communist aggression,
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      Allies Mopping Up Rear Areas
      443 8 A.P. TOKIO, Wednesday. IINITED Nations forces today were mopping up rear areas from which they had driven North Korean Communists trying to crack the 125-mile Allied perimeter. The American First Cavalry Division, battling grimly to defend Taegu, last night were pushed from two hill positions
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      THE Gls HOWLED
      39 8 A.P. KORZA. Wcdn THE r.s. Army can© fice beer ration froi day and an imm -<i;at of protest v/ent up from the soldiers. The army acted because of adv< r lie opinion in the I States.—A.P
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      48 1 BIG SWEEP Total Pool *385,255.00 1st. Prize: *****5 $173,364 2nd *****1 86,682 3rd. *****5 48,156 Starter*: $4,377.00 each: *****6, *****3, *****3, *****1, *****5, *****8, *****6, *****5, *****7, *****3, *****6. Consolation: S2.889.00 #»ach: *****8, *****0, *****1, *****1, *****7, *****8, *****5, *****2, *****5, *****0. Double Tote: 138 tickets— S109 each.
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      40 3 SUPERMAN by Wayne Borinc* -MJ PLAKTCO THE )U1 T«= VAULT- "Xd 'glgiySTOe 1 THE <.«TeSoW TURNWB WAS_«UjTE V »V V. T. Hamlin 1 fT o /aTßJtfii UK ABNER by 111 Capp BACW CHIE y i r-i^i^V^ K l] |lF^3 N^
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      64 6 Who's been at the How tl.e family loves Huntley and Palmers' 'Barley Biscuits The only trouble is they go so quickly with children around. Not that you can really mind thesedelicious biscuits arc so nourishing, and are the most economical way of providing the goodness that children need. HUNTLEY ft
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  • MALAYA TRIBUNE (SINGAPORE)
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      Masthead
      68 1 MALAYA Tribune BY THE PEOPLE FOR THE PEOPLE Ttk TribyntjJ S 'p°^3r Published simultaneously at Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh ana Penang. UUtCmX SAIJ2 MaN any afihrnoon PAPIJt IN MAI A YA Phone 5811/3 Nine Unci EIGHT PA^gjjjjy SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1950 PRICE TEN CENTS. THE MALAYA TRIBUNE LONDON REPRESENTATIVE
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      U.S. DEFENCE SECRETARY AND DEPUTY QUIT
      220 1 Marshall Succeeds Johnson: Enemies Forced Resignation U.P. WASHINGTON, Tuesday. THE U.S. Defence Secretary Mr. Louis Johnson r signed today, and President Truman announced the selection of General George C. Marshall to succeed him. The White House also announced that Pr isident Truman will we*
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      Attlee On National Aspirations In Asia
      157 1 Reuter. LONDON. Tuts. IN the course of his Epeech in Parliament today. Prime Minister Attlee said Communism made Dlay very often with some of the finest aspirations ol mankind. It used the national aspirations of peopc?s at a means of drawing thus* with no
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      Red Victory In East Turns Into Defeat
      606 1  -  THE MYSTERY OF THE KOREAN WAR i*y Julian Bates. Reuter-AAP Correspondent Reuter-AAP. th rn S0Uth rean Second Corps advanced* s vostVrH v r™ Mall ff 1 resistance on the north-east front in Korea MacAithur s HQ announced this morning. t: K reans ca
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      Jordan Invaded Report
      132 1 A.P. Cairo. Wednesday. ISRAELI .TROOPS in an attack begun on Aug. 27 Invaded" Hashemite lian and seized a vital i near the important nberg hydro-electric project, the British-con-..cd Arab News Agency said last night. The 'ericy in a Damascus dispatch jaid the Jewish s were driven out
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      TODAY'S BEST BETS
      35 1 i»» SiOi La-Wan (Race I) Billy Carol (Race 3) Abbotslord p, ce .>> B> "LONGSBOT" r S Quin «Hace 3> ißacj 4» worth 'Race 8» ging very good if weaSEE PAG E SEVEN
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      2 EXTRA EDITIONS TODAY
      63 1 I'll EKE will be iwo extra rllttons of the Malay I Tribune today. The first vs the usual 3.30 edition which will Hitry of the first few races Bukit Timali tou iy. lit on to all the latest world -ccond edition will t>e .round seven o'ciocK
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      C.G. FLIES TO WORK
      17 1 Till: Commissioner General. Mi Miltolm MncDonald. v. to work in a helicopter morning.
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      N. Korean Industries Crippled
      103 1 U.P. LAKE SUCCESS. Tucs. NORTH .KOREA told the United Nations today that all its industry and most of its medium and light industry have been "completely destroyed" by the American Air Force. This startling acknowledgement was contained in a demand from Pak Hen Nen. Foreign Minister
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      LIKE MARK twain
      37 1 Reuter. Alan Whickcj", ExchangeTelegraph correspondent, turned up in Tokio last night saying he "had been in a spot of trouble" but like Mark Twain, reports of his death and capture were "greatly exaggerated."- Reuter.
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      TEACHERS TO HOLD PROTEST MEETING
      177 1 Tribune Staff Reporter SINGAPORE'S aided-school »3 teachers are fighting mad over government.; altitude in forcing them to accept the Benham salary scales. The Singapore Teachers' Union, half of whose 600 members are aided-school teachers, is to hold an extraordinary general meeting to 'protest against Government's
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      UNDER TRAINING NOW
      26 1 Renter. The newly recruited Siamese Korea force of 4.000 volunteers is now beginning their training to become a first class lighting unit. Reuter.
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      "Licence All (27,500) Singapore Hawkers"
      315 1 COMMISSION RECOMMENDS.... Tribune Staff Reporter. rTHP Mnaaoort Hawkers Inquiry Commission. T H f t fs understood, has recommended the licenSing A° t f there are ab our 2 P o r ooo n unlieensed h aw k ers again* 7.500 licensed hawkers in the Colony.
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      Reds Lose 12,240 Men In A Week
      39 1 STOP PRESS U.P. KOREA FRONT: The Communists lost 12.240 troop> killed or captured in the past week, during whiea their all-out offensive was stopped on the 10-miie front, according to ontcial statistics.—U.P.
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      RUSSIAN VETO
      63 1 LAKE SUCCESS. Today.— Russia used its 45th United Nations veto yesterday to kill the American proposal for an on-thc-spo; United Nations inquiry into the Chinese Communist charges that American planes had attacked Manchuria. The Security Council then smothered a Soviet counter proposal to condemn the United States for
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      Malik Won't Kill 'Illegal' Report
      156 1 U.P. LAKE SUCCESS. Today RUSSIA withheld its vtto today and content d itself with abstention as the United Nations Secutity Council approved iti annual report to the General Assembly. Soviet delegate Jacob A. Malik, who had thieatened a "double veto" jf tie report when the
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      ATTLEE WANTS SUPPORT
      34 1 Reuter. Prime Minister Clement Attlee yesterday called upon private meeting of the 315 strong Parliamentary Lahout Party to give 100 per cent backing to the Government's new £3.400.000.000 rearmament plans. Reuter.
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      Churchill's Criticisms
      776 1 The Commons' Debate Reuter. LONDON, Tuesday. /CRITICISM of Government's defence preparations and Prime Minister Attlee's speech (see page 4 for full report) in Parliament today came from Mr. Churchill, Conservative < I leader. Mr. Churchill asked why the Government Qrst offered Parliament a £100.000,--000 plan, and a few
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      THAT'S TORN IT
      44 1 U.P. Aviation experts took a long look at Britain's "fastest interceptor plane in the world in London yesterday and said that Russia may have developed one almost as fast from the jet engines shipped to Moscow by the Labour Government. —U.P.
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      Flying Hospital Takes Off From Changi
      219 1 SINGAPORE, Wed. MEDICAL history for the Far East was made at Changl early today when a Hastings transport aircraft fitted out as a flying hospital took off on a five-day flight back to U.K. She carried as passengers nineteen sick and wounded servicemen 14
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      JAP CIRCUS FOR HAWAII
      24 1 For the first time since the end of the war a troupe of Japanese circus left Japan for Hawaii yesterday.
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      JAPS BAN BICYCLE RACE
      16 1 Reuter. The Japunese Cabinet yesterday decided to ban bicycle racing in Japan.--Reutei.
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        72 1 pirco $27.50 Brit Sole Distributors: Tan Cherg Men Electric Cc, 152. Cross Street, Singapore. RIDE A RALEIGH THE ALL-STEEL BICYCLE THERE NEVER WAS A BETTER BICYCLE MADE AND THERE NEVER WILL BE This is the trade mark of Britain's supreme bicycle. Produced in the World's /iIL largest cycle factory. For
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      FOUR STUDENTS HELD IN 5. SIPUT
      262 2 SUNGEI SIPUT, Tuesaay. OUNGEI Siput C.I.D. men accom P a !J* e^_„. t c S jungle squads arrested four Chinese Students of Heng Chung High School here y e st erc *ay. Students were suspected of having writt two threatening letters to-two teachers of
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      Ht rp is i ne member ol the RAF who arrived in Singanore on the Troonev "Ortlnna" yes*°rdny whom the tropical climate of >»alaya wiM not disturb very much. He is AC I. Alex Alapini. and he hails from Nigeria. West Africa. Alex went to England to Radio Engineering at the Regent St. Polytechnic. London, and after graduating he joined the RAF as a wireless mechanic*. Now in the Force eighteen months, this is his first service abroad.
      78 2 Ht rp is i ne member ol the RAF who arrived in Singanore on the Troonev "Ortlnna" yes*°rdny whom the tropical climate of >»alaya wiM not disturb very much. He is AC I. Alex Alapini. and he hails from Nigeria. West Africa. Alex went to England to Radio Engineering at
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      S.A. Trade Envoy For Australia
      167 2 Curving foXy-two passengers for Fremantle. Australia and nine passengers for Djakarta, the Dutch Royal Inter-Ocean Line motor vessel Maetsuyekcr". saile<! from S.ngapore for Fremantle via EMakarta at four o'clock yesterday afternoon. Among the passengers goIng to Australia were Mr. H. O. V. Jenkins. Senior Trade
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      Mrs. MOORHEAD TO WORK AT ADYAR
      91 2 Ml s. Hilda X Mooe.iead. Agent In Wanly* and sfam uf the International Pre -ident jf the Tin csophical Society, left yesterday for India by air. Mrs. Moot head will jo r the International Headqm.rters of the Theosophical Society at Adyar, South India, as
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      SIRDHANA
      48 2 PENANG. Tues. The "Sirdhana'* which wa.s to have lelt for Singapore on Sunday got stuck on a mudbank in the roads. It is understood' that the Sirdhan i nas been towed iway irom the mud. but it will be still in the roads lor an kndeftnite period.
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      TRIBUTE TO SMUTS
      139 2 The Go\crnor of Singapore, Sir Franklin Ginuon. in a letter to Mr. Steya \M Acting Rercesentattve of the South African Government in Singapore, on the deaih of Field Marshal Smuts, 1; •T do not need to attempt to eulogise Ms outstan nng career-he is too well known,
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      Europeans From Red China Are Silent Too
      256 2 Reason: Our Men Are Still There THE tight-lipped silence that has been characteristic of the many large parties of Chinese Communist Government envoys and officials that have passed through Singapore in recent weeks on their way to establish Red Embassies in neighbouring South-East
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      "Stranger Used Her House"
      363 2 —Woman Tells Court Six Chinese, Gwee Say vaig, 34, Tan 800 Yong. 42, Yeo Yong Huat, 22, Lime Yit Lye, 14. Tan Chek Sin. 35, and Li c Kong Geek, 37 claimed trial in the Fourth Police Court yesterday, when charged with* helping tc run an
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      BOY MISSING FROM HOME
      63 2 The police are looking for 11-year-old Berty March who has been missing from his home. 87 Joo Chiat Road, since the morning of September 8. Berty w r ho is an Indian boy is described as of thai build and about 4ft. 6ins. tall. When he
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      This Piper Piped His Grief Alone
      238 2 BY the quayside where the Troopship Devonshire wa.s making preparations for sailing yesterday afternoon with 700 troops and their families bound for the United Kingdom, stood a lone melancholy figure at a discreet distance piping a farewell to his friend. He was R.A.F. Sergeant
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      HUNDREDS VISIT COUNCIL CHAMBER
      94 2 HCXDREDS streamed into the Municipal Council Chamber from early yesterday morning to view the place where five years ago Admiral Louis Mountbatten accepted the Japanese surrender. In the chamber on the raised dais where Mountbatten pat was a copy of the surrender instrument. Cards on the
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      NEW CLUB OPENED
      77 2 GOVERNOR Sir Franklin Gimson last night op ned the $200,000 Ho'.landsche at Adam Road High Government Officials, Consular Representatives, Municipal Officers. Representatives from the Services, Legislative Councillors and Municipal Commissioners weie a mon,.; those present The President of the Club, Mr. J. van der Lean said that
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      BANDITS TRAP POLICE PARTY
      220 2 KILL TWO, WOUND TWO JOHORE BAHRU. Tuesday" DANDITS trapped r.nd attacked a Police party v in Johore yesterday afternoon. They killed two Police Constables and wounded two Extrn Police Constables. A British-other-rank was wounded when bandits fired at a security forces' patrol in an area in
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      Gimson At Cathedral Service
      123 2 AN impressive lenriee oi Thanksgiving lor the liberation of Singapore was held at St. Andrews Cathedral yesterday. The Bishop of Singapore, the Rt. Rev. R. W. Baines delivered the sermon. Reverend Baines recalled the memories of the occupation and expressed appreciation in the way in which
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      Boom Ship Explosion Was Not Sabotage
      178 2 Coroner Tola MR W. G. PORTER, the Singapore Coroner yesterday held an inquest intc, the death ot 37-year-old Lieutenant Ronald Smith of tw Royal Navy. At ihe time oCttM the Commanding Officer of H.M.S. Banunc which was carvine out demolition worK. Commancer of the
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        10 2 ANQLO-FRENCH TRADING CO.. LTP-. Singapore Kuala Lumpur. Malacca Penang ip«
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      R.A.F. FEAT IN BORNEO
      260 3 HOUSEHOLD REMOVAL-BY AIB tt </ Borneo village of I Siangan, almost tut off ti p. outside world, can on* of th< most uphousehohi rem oca I ation* on record. Borneo Government recentU d to st nd a European trici Officer to the area, the Indonesian border,
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      ART SHOW IN PENANG
      92 3 PENANG. Tues. The Resident Commission.!r. Ft P. Bingham, penning the opening cereV of the Art Exhibition ■invent School recently d Miss D. J. Aikman having brought the exhi- to Penang. He said: "It i? Of great ir- to ;dult? and of even interest to our school
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      Viola Is Here For A Rest
      154 3 VIVACIOU3 Miss Viola Keats, V famous English stage star arrived in Singaoor* by Qantas BOAC Constellation ves'.crday for a stay in the Colony on n -r way back to her New \t i home. She ius. finished playing '•St r '»ctcar Named Desire, in
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      Jockeys' Dance Nets $10,000
      102 3 .V. 4, Sprt" Thf Itelavsn Jockeys" Association nnual Charity OC VI T- baffles rK>t«l Dan nHv w great suQproc g ee f s--over Nicholas Home Children, p.-nang. Tockev Arthur Aytei, op tJhSf Of th«- Association, tanked Mr. J. Mason DirPCtOI 'I L.IH 0 utl1 Co Ltd.
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      DEBATE ON HAWKERS
      36 3 The East West Society w nroDCse that "immediate ?teps should be taken to abohKawkcrs from finm™ .t i debate with the Karnes University of Malaya, orf Sept. 14 at the British Council Hall.
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      Are Any Of These Things Yours?
      331 3 ARTICLES ranging from gent's batswing fancy A bcw ties to a brooch in shape of a Scottish soldier have been discovered by the Singapore Police in the home of a burglar whom they arrested recently. Any member of the public who believes he cwns
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      GAS MAIN BURSTS
      46 3 There was a lot of excitement in crowded China and Church Streets yesterday afternoon, when a gas main near the junction of the two streets burst into flames. People standing by however put out the fire before the arrival of two fire engines.
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      MAN USED TWO KNIVES TO CUT THROAT
      103 3 Court Told .iOHOrU: B..HRC Tuesday chaiv o attempltd *vii» cide g;j >.-t r>r-year oui CheMah fhj&t was" read out in the M igr ..rates Court to day. Court In. et:tor M 4M§. Ttthir laid that ChelHah attempted o kill himse>f .n his house
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      3 YEARS' JAIL FOR EXTORTION
      52 3 PENANG. Tueß. A middle-aged Chinese, \mi Kck Cheng, who was alleged to have put Ong Chye Chon. pig-rearer and a sundryshop cwmr in fear of death by sending threatening letters with intent to commit extortion was recently found guilty and sentenced to three yearsimprisonment, at
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      'Operation Evader' To Test Aircrew
      236 3 MORE than 200 men ciad in jungle green will iTI fight it out in the jungle and swamp lands of the island at Tanjong Balai in a two-day exercise called "Operation Evader" commencing on Saturday morning. Three is..lc±, v.ill he in voiced in Operation Evador.
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      ENGINE TROUBLE DELAYS PLANE FOR 3 HOURS
      71 3 The London DOUnd Qo.ntas BOAC Conciliation \v< r h twenty-tin «Hj passengers op jard* failed U take off this morning because ot slight uginc trcntiic'. The plane after taxiing BUtng the r ay, returned to tbe tarma :,au unloaded its passongrs. among whom
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      GOING TO JAKARTA
      29 3 Mr. M. Machsoes. Trade Representative of the Republic of Indonesia in Penang left Singapore yesterday morning by KLM Constellation to Jakarta to attend his mother's funeral.
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      FOOTBALLER DIES
      29 3 S. M. S.imat died in the General Hospital following a AotOr cycle accident in Jalan Eunns recently. He played right-back for the 8.0.D. in then first team.
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      JURY WAS MISDIRECTED
      215 3  -  Says Chief Justice TWO Chinese. Lim Ah Oh and Teo Eng Hui. who appealed against a sentence of three years' rigorous imprisonment for robbery were set free by the Court of Appeal yesterday. The conviction and sentence were set aside in each case. The appeal was against
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      Prosecution Fails To Prove Case
      360 3 ACTOR MURDER TRIAL HO Lee Kwee, who was tried in the Assize Court for the alleged murder of a 31-year-old actor, Lee Kirn Wah. on February 16, 1948, was found not guilty and discharged yesterday. Mr. Justice Evans, the trial judge, told Ho, in discharging
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      NURSING LECTURES
      40 3 A course of home nursing lectures will be held nt the Jenerak Hospital on September 2C. at 5 P-nv Those mterested should communicate with the honar- iv secretary St. John Ambulance Headquarters —Stnmlord Road. Singapore. Te! No. 304;."
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      Ex-Sapper Faces Amended Charge
      157 3 JOHORE BAHRU, Tuesday. TWENTY -TWO year old Mansoor bin Saiim, an c*> Sapper of the Royal Engineers at Singapore Eteed an amended charge in th> Magistrate Court today. Instead of tne original charge of cau#ig hurt, he was charged with cuUS'ng the death of Manisah btntc
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      Interpreter On Graft Charges
      125 3 JOHORE BAHRC *TueS. GOH Peck Hian, a Police interpreter attached to the office of the O.C.P.D. at Kota Tinggi. claimed trial before Mr. W. B. Sutherland in the Sessions Court today on three charges of illegal gratification. The charges were that he accepted for himself $1,000.
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      CUBISM
      551 4 DKOBLEM posed by a reader of this column: how big is a cube? The question was prompted by our recent comments on the-cube sugar that is now selling off the ration at 80-cents a pound. ''If no one has fixed the size of a cube," says this inquiring mind,
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      BRITAIN'S WAR EFFORTTHE FULL STORY
      1828 4  -  by CLEMENT ATTLEE. British Prime Minister LONDON, Tuesday. DRIME Minister Attlee today told a crowded emergency session of Parlia"merit todav that he had every confidence that aggression in Korea would be halted and "a salutary lesson given to w >uld-be aggiessois. "No propaganda can alter
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      Attack On Manchuria Was Planned
      338 4  -  SAYS MALIK U.P. LAKE SUCCESS, Today DUSSIA yesterday derided the United states contention that an American plane attacked Communist-held Manchuria by mistake and declared its impression was that the incident was provocation prepared beforehand. Soviet delegate Jacob Malik served notice that he would veto the
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      Warships From Korea Coming Here
      82 5 Two British destroyers which were on active service in Korean waters are scheduled to arrive in Singapore today and tomorrow. H.MS. Hart <Cmdr. H. H. Mulleneux. D.S.C. R.N.) will arrive from Hongkong at 7 p.m. today. She saw service in Korean waters in the early
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      INDIAN TRIED TO MOLEST CHINESE GIRL
      160 5 A 23-year-old Indian. Veeran Ramiah was yesterday sent to iail lor six months for using criminal force on a 2irl with the Intention of outraging her modesty and house breaking by First District Judge Kinadon. Mr. N. Rajah said that Veeran, who was employed
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      New Finance Plan In Taiwan
      156 5 U.P. TAIPEI. Sun. THE Provincial Finance Commissioner. Ten Hsien-chtin. today ontltaed to a weekly party memorial meeting now financial measures tor closing the gap between expenditures and revenues in the provincial budict. Jen said economic stability has been achieved but the budget remains to be
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      TREASURY BILLS
      48 5 Tender, for Cotony oi Singapore b s were accepted by the Financial Secretary S l n f^P n n to the cxten, of *3.*****n_ Tenders at the rate of .75 per cent per annum w re aUotcd in full- The Bins were issued on September nth.
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      Flight Sister Marjorie McLaren, of Port* <-mouth, and Warrant UOle. r I.. A. Smith, of Marlborough, whti «ere . in t u a r \: V ■• >*»S Pitients aboard the first "hospital aircraft" to leave I.E.A.F. for Uie U.K. the aire rait iook oil frnm t'hangi this morning. This new air casualty evacuation service aims to fly sick and wounded men and women of »11 three services home to Emtland in livf days, cuttine out the Ion* and tedious sea trip It will be used for casualties unlikely to become fit for further service in the tropics. Four nichl slops will br made en route, the patients being moved from the aircraft to transit hospital accommodation overnight—RAP P. R. Picture.
      122 5 Flight Sister Marjorie McLaren, of Port* &lt;-mouth, and Warrant UOle. r I.. A. Smith, of Marlborough, whti «ere in t u a r V &gt;*»S Pitients aboard the first "hospital aircraft" to leave I.E.A.F. for Uie U.K. the aire rait iook oil frnm t'hangi this morning. This new air casualty
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      CLAIMS TRIAL ON GRAFT CHARGE
      57 5 PENANG. Tucs. Lee Wene In th? Session Court claimed trial recently to a a charge of olfering Illegal gratification to a Customs Outdoor Officer to release him. He had previously pleaaed guilty io the charge of having 6 dross chandu and was bound over in
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      Hainanese Shot At While Running
      437 5 Court Told THE story of how a 18-year-old Hainanese was shot at and injured in the abdomen while running away, was narrated in the Kelief Court yesterday by Senior Inspector Lai Behari Singh, while prosecuting him on a charge of attempted arson on a police
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      COLONY TO FORM UMNO BRANCH
      170 5 A MOVE to form a brunch of the U.M.N.O. in A Singapore has been made by six organising committee members which include Dato Syed Ahmad AlsagofT, Sidik Haji Abdul Hamid, President of the' Malay Welfare Council Sved Ali Aiatas, Dt-us Sheriff Ibrahim Mohamed and Sved
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      Mr. Thio Chan Bee To Urge Homes Loans
      163 5 MR. Thio Chan Bee (Nominated) will ask Government at the Legislative Council on Tuesday to grant housing loans at low interest to those who have contributed to Government approved Provident Funds for more than a specific number of years. Mr. Thio Chan
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      WIVES' QUARREL LED TO KNIFE ATTACK
      156 5 TAN Then Kiam who said he used a knife in selfdefence while being attacked by four others, was yesterday sentenced to one day's simple imprisonment and $40 fine in the Second Police Court. He was accused of causing hurt to Pay Peng Hoey with
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      2 POLICEMEN FACE BRIBE CHARGE
      100 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues^POLICE sergeant Mohd. Said and Corporal Rashid were tried lor bribery in the Magistrates Court. tSbj were jointly rhw d wl th accepting a $20 bribe lrom a dentist VJW Cliia on December JO lasi ve-ir They were alleged tn have threatened to
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      WOMAN FOUND HANGING
      28 5 A 29-vcar-old Chinese woman was found hag her room early yestcraay morning. k#„i« ni The woman s body Jja The woman leaves behind two children.
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      NEW M.O.
      16 5 Oflicer. when Dr. C. H. WU Hams goes on a short .cay( to Australia
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      TALK BY PRINTER
      36 5 Mr H. T Ross, Government Printer Federation of Malaya*. will broadcast in the series "What the Departments are doing on Friday. The talk will be b/&gt;adc*st over the blue Network of Radio Malaya.
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      Java Strikes Near Settlement
      199 6 TRADE, FINANCE AND MARKETS Reuter-AAP. JAKARTA, Tuesday. niRECT negotiations between estate owners and V the trade union SARBUPRI were resumed here today in an attempt to settle the estate the estate workers* strike now in its third week, according to Aneta news agency. The negotiations took
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      Produce
      66 6 The market in copra opened quiet yesterday with buyers at $47 Then it rose steadily to $48 buyers and sellers holding out for $48 per picul f.o.b. Business in coconut oil was massed at $73 per picul f.o.b. There were further sellers at $73 U -wi'h buyers holding off.
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      SHARES
      159 6 London remained a persistent buyer of tin shares and their bids again showed improvement. This has created a better sentiment locally. But the volume of business done remained small with buyers predominating. Industrials and rubbers also came in for some inquiry. SIX;. I POM K. -ei.t. l.\ Honrs- Waugh
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      SOENGEI RAMPAH SHOWS RECORD PRODUCTION
      324 6 Chairman. Mr. H. Eric Miller ,at the thirty-fifth annual general meeting oi The So.'ngei Rarnpah Kuober r i:id Joconut Plantations Company. Limited, h» Id recently in London said: --Although ther,- wa* an appreciable decline during 19-19 In the labour force resident on Soengei Kampah estate
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      BIKAM ESTATE PAYS 10 P.C. DIVIDEND
      53 6 The Directcrs of the Bikam Estate, Limited, have declared an Interim dividend of ten per cent. 2-2, 5d per 2/stock less income tax in the pound for the financial year ending October 31. 1950, payable on October 10, 1950. Last day for lodging transfers
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      Indies Estates Face Tax Problem
      565 6 MR H Eric Miller, the Chairman of the Company presiding at the thirty-ninth annual general meeting of Mendaris (Sumatra) Rubber and Produce Estates, Limited, held recently at the registered office of the company, London, I &gt;jirs from 191" onward* ir«&gt; .«til! Saiu. ,t an«l funhrr
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      Indo – Jap Trade
      80 6 Indo Jap Trade (GIIS) NEW DELHI, Tues.-The total value of India's trade with Japan during the eleven months ending May 1950. aggregated 31.0 million dollars. Of these. Indian exports amounted to 14.2 million dollars and imports 16.8 million dollar^. Items of export from India were: raw cotton, oil seeds, manganese
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      RUBBER MARKET
      117 6 The rubber commodity market yesterday opened steady nt 154* and closed easy at 150 cents a pound for first graele sheet September. Around noon the market was easier and in the early afternoon steady at 152 cents. Towards the close the market cased on the news that the
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      Along The Godowns
      72 6 Hang Sang (45), Sumpitan (44), Aldegonda (Sheers), Glengarry (42/3), Tobali (40), Sin Soon Lee (41), Polyphemus (88/9), GlenarTric (36/7). Meonia (34/5), Kepong (32/3), Kilwa (31 2), Hoegh SUverstream (17/18), Nairnbank (19 20), Maxwell Brancler (21/2), Gtomille (23/4), L?rmontov (25 6), Haegh Silversprav (27/8), Khyber (29/30), Landbris (15),
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      TIN
      17 6 Tin veplerdiiv was S3fn\ I&gt;er picul—-w $8,778. London price on Ttirwliy C 787 per tonup £14.
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      GOLD
      9 6 Goid: $193 per taliil pure srold hats yesterday.
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        1196 6 ROYAL ROTTERDAM LLOYD Aden, Port Said, Rotterdam Amsterdam. Spore P 3'ha** Penang •KERTOSONO 21/22 Sept. ♦VAN'T HOFF 10/12 Oct. 13 Oct. 14 oct GAROET 26/27 Oct. 28 Oct. 2!» o t •Also loading for For. Sudan direct. Agents ROTTERDAM TRADING CO. (M) LTD. Shipping Dept Tel: 6071. Ext. 19. j
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        200 6 OFFICE room vacant Place, also next room hive liiproximately two desks' vpoee ho let. Appiv Box A C°l" Tr:i lie, u;.-'v FURX: Room to let So rhfldi Self-catering, unnaediate Box .1988. M.T.. S i•&lt;.i VACANT: In Eurof iMI house seli-i onta Bed doui with private bathroom \erandah suitable family with
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      BILLY CAROL IN FORM
      532 7  -  Good Bet' For Today By "SPOT" I a-WAN (Race 1), k BIIXY CAROL (Race 3) and ABBOTSFORD (Race 5) are my three best bets for today, the second day of the Singapore Turf Club's Autumn (Gold Cup) Meeting. A nice-looking bay by Challenge, La-Wan has been
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      Tara Street Does First Gallop
      162 7 T GS wi re on tho quiet ide I Timah this mornin?. out track watchers we -elre* their trouble when l \K\ SI Kill did Ins Ir. i dm-e training »l* n &lt; w W. Bagby in the s iddle Flamenco gelding wen. ai ail
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      W.I. MATCH ENDS DRAWN
      83 7 A.P. iROUGH Tufr. I oui tl»eir drawing ST m V the All-Star teATO, .b&gt; H.D.G Levp ,1 rrickel V Wnlcott. -b&lt; eper and s.iifv Ramadhtn. of the la 4 day's new i n We'd India* r n..t out tU, XI second inning* foui wicket- for 4»
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      TRIBUNE SELECTIONS
      136 7 I »sj«OT" "MIKfc" "l/OWOHHOT" l; I w\\ CuANTfil:\KI» l.\-W\N UKKI. MPS». R..&gt;al Lin; (.AW(i(UN r** i, k KKI IIOHF ~£rkl nosv. «eamham. ri.vrit llr.mili;ill Hyct Mr,r..|,eU Ply,» U.-.i.t Mar mI Imlia &gt;-\xm "irM«e «ILI.V IAKO!. HILLY \MO! Mi.vKIt Sfc(|t I* C«4«OW &lt;;lrn NfWt«« •H«rrl «Ai'i'v ii wtvfci.i.F.u &lt;**m;i7
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      SPECIAL RACE CARD
      1346 7 RACE ONE 2.15 P.M. CLASS 2 DIVISION. 5-6 FURLONGS. 5 YARDS j 403 Picture Goer Avres) ft.lt "Shaw Y;:n Stable" Spencer Ha- good &lt; banco &lt;D -0 Battle Front &lt; Charles) «11 Don. Mr. Y. C. Cheong ft .Mi Leonft Hobb Still to show up »11 :t©o
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      Malays Shock Navy With 3-Nil Victory
      309 7 MALAYS, shocked Royal Navy yesterday, when 111 they notched two quick goals in the last minute to chalk up a three-nil victory in their Community League game at Jalan Besar. Royal Navy, who took the field favourites, were all at sea yesterday, and never
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      HOME SOCCER RESULTS
      62 7 Reuter. LONDON, Tues. Pool ball results:— THIRD DIVISION (Soatherii section) Southend United 4, Aide shot 2. THIRD DI\I&gt;ION i North, in Section): Oldham Athletic. Seuhthorpe United 4: Bouthnort t. Barrow l: Tranmere Rovers J. Rotherham United 1. (iI.ASGUVV tt I" (Semifinal): Rangers 2. Pnitick Vtii 1. 2.
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      P&T BADMINTON
      95 7 P T Sports ciub defeated EOS Sports Club by three to two in a friendly Maine ol badminton over the we k-.ml. The results were 'P T uiayers mentioned first &gt;: Gob TisiiS Seng lost to Ismail 10 1 4—15; John Loh beat Sim Wee Lee 15 5.
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      BARI WINS
      45 7 Reuter. MEI.EOUKNT-;. Toes. Abdul, Bari of India today enter&lt; i he semi-finals of the men m in the Australian Open Bqoasli Rackets championship here Pan b. at I. Porter of Melboui M B 3. 9.0. 9-2 in the dUS! t llnal round. Reuter.
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      OCB WIN 5-1
      29 7 Overseas Chinese Bank Sporl Club defeated Cable and Wire leal hv five goals to one m a Business House "B" 1• gatne yesterday on BOULJt) ground.
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      S.C.C. BEATEN
      23 7 Crr k v Club l terdav went down to RJMfE two goals to nil n a liOCKey encounter on the padawg.
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      SOFA BURMA TOUR
      31 7 Th* Singapore Chin. 1•oj bail Association touring rloe 'v. ill leave Kallang A'rporl al 8.30 am. by air teenorraw for their ten-day tour ot P.angKok and But ma.
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      TIGERS TROUNCE SHELL
      303 7 /|&gt;IGER Standard piain.aincd their unbeaten record yesterday, wnen .hey scared a convincing 7 1 victory 6ver Shell S.C. in a Business Tloiiso "A" League fixture at GeyYanV, Stadium. Although they nctt &gt;d seven goals. Tigers never w»nt all 04». The losers, however, jrluveil tootball. The kick-off saw
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      ARMY RIFLE MEET RESULTS
      77 7 Brigadier R. C Canrdl-H It, Chief of Staff. Headquarter* Malaya, won the individual Btec shooting contest over 30 yards at the Army Rifle outside Kuala Lumpur re» 'ntly. The iunner-up was kSM, A. Parish. Other results were: Ist. Major T G. Lyons; 2nd. Capt. P. Walsh:
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      I.R.C. SOCCER
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