Malaya Tribune, 16 September 1950

Microfilm: NL3777
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    19 1 MALAYA Tribune f- '■->''•• "1 TODAYS HEWS 1 TODAY EA!HAj TWELVE PAGES. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1950 PRICE TEN CENTS.
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    BEYOND INCHON NOW BIG ALLIED GAINS
    435 1 FRESH SHOCK TROOPS JOIN IN A.P. TOKIO, Saturday. (JEN. Mac ARTHUR THREW MORE SHOCK TROOPS INTO THE INCHON BLAC HHEAD SOON AFTER DAWN THIS MORNING TO REINFORCE MARINE SPEARHEADS THRUSTING AT SEOUL, ACCORDING TO FRONTLINE REPORTS. THE NEW TROOPS HIT A WEST COAST BEACH
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    Today's "Attack" On Singapore
    155 1 apomdemi tcith net Forces) 11 N Evader", one < defence exer!d in Singapore btgan this 6 when 21 invaders. the R.A.F.. J F X Z.A.F. landed w n vi worked their Southern Head- quarters near Tanjong Balai. They mist led by Flight-Lt. W. George of the
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    INDIAN STABBED, DIED IN HOSPITAL
    57 1 Tribune StaiT Reporter At 30 last night, a Tamil named Ramasamy was stabbed by another Tamil, with a pen-knife. Ramasamy was first taken to the Bukit Panjang Police Station and then to hospital. An operation was p<.itormed on him. He died this morning. The alleged
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    THIS MORNING'S WEDDING
    25 1 Mr. Ottze Benedict De Souza and Miss Mable Ottzen. who were married this morning at the Cathedral of the Good Sheph»-rd, Singapore.
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    Big Red Plot In Britain
    230 1 U.P. LONDON, Today. fOMINFORM agents have returned from their Warsaw meeting with instructions to undermine Britain's war effort and the government is considering a crackdown on Red labour agitators, the House of Commons was told yesterday. Labour Minister George Isaacs said that the government would
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    OFF TO AUSTRALIA
    26 1 Mr. E.r.. Mozar, managing Arostw >t Master's IM who Singapore this morning by t*c Nleinv Ho" and for a ptbwnoa'li holiday hi Australia-
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    JEEP OVERTURNS
    27 1 A Malay was admitted into the General Hospital this morning following an accident in which his jeep overturned, the accident took place at 4.30 a.m.
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    SINGAPORE TEACHERS REACH DECISIONS
    84 1 Tribuiv- ;»ff Renorler SINGAPORE. Yog ay. teachers fro." 1 Government and Aided Schools, decided at an em* rgency general meeting held this morning to call on all aid<'d school teachers to ac. -n* the Benham Salary Seal foisted on them by r*c !.i nnt only under
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    Harvard Doctor Demonstrates Mew 'Iron Lung'
    752 2 A SIMPLE new apparatus which, in certain cases, may be used to rt place the "iron lung" for infantile paralysis (poliomelytis > eases was one of the discoveries demonstrated to 14,000 scientists from all over the world, who attended the 18th International Physiological Congress
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    New type Insect Puzzles U.K.
    172 2 Reuter. LONDgft. ANEW type of insect ta this country, something like a cross >.. tw< en a horeet and a wasp, has puzz;., Britons as to its origin. Hundreds of th< ami -mvaders" have been sent to in. Natural History Musem South Ken The Museum
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    MOVIES ARE MORE ACCURATE
    59 2 A.P. HOLLYWOOD may not Ix any bi tic. but they arc at least more ocurate than ever, refwtta T l tro. Dorothy Luke. MGM researcher, says the picture industry self as an educational a.well as an entertainment medium. Studio research departments are working e.r than ever
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    Australia's Only Aboriginal Officer Volunteers For Korea
    154 2 A.P. MELBOURNE. THE only aboriginal officer in Australia's overseas forces of World War II volunteered for service in Korea. He is Reginals W. Saunders, one time army lieutenant. He first tried to enlist for Korean service as a private but was prevented because
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    ONLY 3 GIRLS
    45 2 A.P. YOUNGSTOWN (Ohio), Fri. The Cel. L.' T. Foster Home for girls has closed after providing for Mahoning country's delinquent girls for 29 years. The cause: Not enougn cielinquent girls in the county. There are only three girls in the home now.--A.P.
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    Poverty Is Asia's Chief Problem
    300 2 Reuter. COLOMBO. WHILE America might i*eek bases in the fight against Communism. American policy did not have the aim of territorial aggrandisement, declared Mr. G. C. S. Corea. Ceylon? Ambassador in Washington, now on holiday here. Addressing an audience on The United States and South
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    U.K. Lau nches Pornography Drive
    157 2 Reuter. LONDON. The British Home Offic« has recently ordered one of its periodic drives to stop the c tie cf indecent magazines, books and photographs throughout Britain. Many new types of picture maga2ines. most of them emanating from the United States of America, have recently
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      105 2 I the loveliest thing about you m §Omrf perfume m your handbag just as you do «xsr h'pstick, ute it as often to keep you •ragnuitly lovely all day through. «11 Goya's lovely perfumes can make the suMe dilTereno» between looking 4 your best and brln» oeautuui for lilting o>ya
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    SINGAPORE NEWSREEL Cathedral Weddings
    58 3 Pulured after their wedding yesterday, (top) Miss stall of the Malaya T William Morton, transport m Corporation and (below) Mi of Batn Pahat and Mr. Ken a police at St. Andrew's Cathedral. Joan Baldwinson. of the ribune and Mr. Geofirey imager of the Army Kinema a
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    FAREWELL DINNER
    50 3 win*,, Company JU-J J* Wuo Kuan 1/0,4 w ho MrTood (with bow and a business tour Mrs. F. K. Erie tacles) at < a^ V »fL "Sy Miss N. Cook, Miss L. C. Miss P. Frank, IVIr^K. S. Bee dy fc H. M. Taye, Mrs. B. H. Norris.
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    SWIM MEET
    27 3 They are off. The start of the 100-metre Breast Stroke v Division) at the St. Patrick's School Swimming Carnival at the Chinese Swimming Club yesterday.
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    Mr. Young Inspects New Lab.
    56 3 Mr. R. Young (extreme left) aclim Director of Education, examines one of th«* apparatus in the Victoria School $100,000 science wing vesteruaj. With him is (from left to right) Mr. K. F. Romford, the Principal of the School. Mr. J. D. Joseph, principal of the
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      227 3 ECZEMA, SORES "N Rash, Irritation f 7d Pimples, rashes, spots, skin J irritation and even distressing tv al c>^**a eczema quickly yield to Zam-Buk I j f\ j treatment. This herbal ointment *T ihould be smeared over the affec- > *\r\ j ted parts before retiring at night X""~S. \X)r
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    SATURDAY SHOW ROUND-UP
    1325 4 I Itai "ROSE ANN A Me COY". Cinenaa: CAPITOL. Stars: FARLEY URANOKR. JOAN EVANS. CHARLES BICKFORD. RAYMOND MASS E Y. RICHARD BASEUAR'i IT is no- always i"\sy to 1 put a Tinker on the \%eak soot in a picture especially when it lails. by a narrow artj&n,
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    RAJ KAPOOR TO THE FORE
    373 4  -  By our Indian Film Critie. "BARS A AT" the latent Hindustani film to com? here, is another triumph for India's ace prcdtfee;*. director and actor. Raj KaDOor. To be released o Gian £»ngh at the Diamond Theatre on Wednesday next the moTie should prove popular
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      79 4 SORE THROAT p~^T^ quickly eased and proiected J M Comfort and guard your sere tIWSBi hj If Lflfl takmg Pcp> inusepcic breatheable tablets. mm Dissolving in the mouth, < Pcpa release* rich medicinal estenee* which soothe soreness •ad quickly restore the delicate membrane* to j />7 i^^B beakh, Camci by
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    GUP OF LOVE
    1282 5  -  TODAY'S SHORT STORY -BY- BARBARA REYNOLDS JINET wa* standing in a and dusty corner of rhc Junk Shop trying to the effect of a gree brooch on her dress when the pened, and the dim md dusty peace was shat,r d by a loud masculine voict'H much,"
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      108 5 SUPERMAN by Wayne Boring MM-ARE YOU SURE YOU Aff-JIIST TO by fl ii ?//f/8 V 4 VV THREE-GUN CARSON) I VIGILAMTES T^HHHH|l j *t>W f 7 9' I' TONIGHT" HOLDS IT !«W and f~\ "<J r-j-icc A unless rrTrn fTffffw^n™fflffltf r hc'n ru C Ft -r i/ v -v <
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    New Piano May Cost $14,000
    237 6 rrHE Stelnway Qr&ttd P auo j i at the Victoria Theatre is to be replaced by a new one at a cost of Mi.OOd. Commissioners were toad that the piano in use at the Theatre has been adfers ly ommented upon by p. opl« attending
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    Mr. Young Opens School Science Lab.
    111 6 Singapore's most up-to <!aW Science Lanoratory—m the Victoria School—was oftu arv opened by Mr. X TooafA astlna Director of Fxiocation yesterday afteinoon with a small but impressive ccrenic ny. The opening v..is attended by the principals of other n.daiy schools in the Colony, as
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    MT. ERSKINE LIBRARY
    60 6 A committee of three has been set up to purchase Chinese literature for the Ml Er.-kim Central Library. The mcmbera ate: Mr. Cheng Hui M»*np. PeneneJ Assistant to the Secretary of Chinese AfMr. Lee Kirn Chuan, Deputy Pubhr Relations Offirer, and, Mr Wong of the Ytut% Seng
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    LABOUR'S VIEWS ON RENT CONTROL
    341 6 -HE Sngapore Labour Party has submitted its views to the Select Committee examining the Rent Control Ordinance 1947. The memorandum stated that in many repairs and reconditioning of the building .hey occupy increased the annual value of such property Therefore an increase in rent to>
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    AFFIDAVITS' HAD NO PRINTER'S NAME, ADDRESS
    118 6 FOR printing 6.000 copies of "aflidivits to be us.°d I in iieu of paxscort" without j printing le-übly the name i of the printer and the place where it was printed. Lew Kee Cheng, manager of the Jfingapore Loyal Printers I Co.. was yesterday
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    TOAST TO PRESIDENT
    30 6 A.P. NEW DELHI. Fri. The President of India, rather lnan the King of England, will be toasted at Army Regimental dinners henceforth, a new order states. AP.
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    I Am No Red, Says Kashmir Premier
    180 6 A.P. Kashmir. Fn. DENYING charge* that he was a Communist. Sh ikh Abdullah. Prme Minister of Kashmir, asserted here recently the Communists would welcom the chance to kill him. He said: "1 do not want to make a China of Kashmirhe told a
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    REHABILITATION OF REFUGEES
    123 6 (GIIS) CALCUTTA. Today. THE Minister of State for Rehabilitation. Mi. A. P. J an. said in Calcutta on Tuesday that* 3.1 million nonMuslim's had come away from Bast Pakistan to West Bengal since February last. Of this about 800.000 had returned to East Psikistan. Turing the same
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    Austin Sets Up Record
    68 6 A.P. BIRMINGHAM, Frl. '|IHE Austin Motor Co.. anI nounced it produced 157,--628 vehicles during the year ending July 31. This is the largest number cf cars ever produced by a British rirm in 12 months, Austin added. The company sold US$5O.--400,000 worth of production abroad for
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    PRINTERS
    32 6 A.P. LONDON, Fri. British printers will sena a delegation to the United States next year to study lithographic printing methods. The visit has been arranged by the Anglo-American Council on Productivity.
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    Jivabhai Quits Progressives
    141 6 M/?. Ilrxrtn dM Ilvabkmi has rrs.yv.d 4 .r<r.r- tht ProJl—"in Part)-. I!', ira.s r--\,ir:u t! in Dec?l hr 1I*',* in th" Mu;i>r>:>alil' OM on h,d>m mi\ mi Cmm&datc. in r»eember /:;.',.«> bt stood as th* flOfjreOt re fmttm <\indtdatand KXM d' fasti S\ lit mtrmmomeo to •teas'
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    BIG GOLD HAIL
    125 6 A.P. HONGKONG. Today THE Hongkong police patrol wsterday Betaed 2,01 taeJß eoM. estinaated wortb US$lOO.OOO aad held on. Civ. nese under arrestNo charge will be made until physical analysis rcfcala whether the haul is ornanu-n--tal gold or pure gold. Orn.; mental gold which is less than *»4..
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    MALACCA STUDY GIFTS
    88 6 KUALA LUMPUR 1 AT a meeting ol the b i i of Trus'tt s of the tlement of Malacca Sc ship Fund. It was decided to offer the Settlement scholarships te the foilov in-?; Loh Yuen Thoong I ty of Medicine. Univ. rsitj Malaya. Singapore) Medicine, for
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    Singls
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    Work
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    TEACHERS HOLD PROTEST MEETING
    551 7 Go vl Action 'High-Handed Singapore, Today. SINGAPORE teachers, boUi in Government and aided-schools, today held a mass protest meeting against "Government's high-handed :iocTs in forcing aided-school-teachers to accept the Benham Salary Scales.'' The meeting was convened by the Singapore Teachers' Union and held at the Union's
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    Crawford's Tenys To Win A Girl
    95 7 A.P. ioke or fresh linen that's 7 The oft retold story Even v funny yarn is dismal second time around." The professional DOB "Some men try to fcols- i their stock with ghrta by ng them of their high and success with othei How
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    SELECTION BOARD
    57 7 Mr D. H. Palmer has been cited to be a member of Singapore Harbour rd for a further term of years with effect from mber 15. following persons v..n cute the Officers' SelecBoard for the Malayan iary Air Force: c.ilmour, Major Wee Kiat, Dr. S. H. Al-Jum-Group Captain
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    INDIA'S FOREIGN POPULATION
    52 7 A.P. NEW DELHI, m re are 45.661 adult 1 rs in India, not countommonwcalth citizens aplomats, to •rations under the Forrs" Act. This Is an iuof nearly 12.000 over amber here in 1948. Largest group ot foreign- is the 13.539 Chinese. There are 4 157 Americans and
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    TRANSPORT PLANS FOR ALDERSHOT
    153 7 HOME TOWN NEWS FROM BRITAIN IT is anticipated that 'WT, SO 000 people nightly will attend the Aldershot Tattoo which will be revived next Tfce Tattoo has not teen staged since 1M To cope with the ;row<ls transport plans have started. Tt will be such a
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    SKELETON ON OFFER
    138 7 SKELETON of "Black Anow." a race-horse known as the fastest two-year-old of its Amy is for sale. F( to yean the boom of "B! A: vow" H..VC lcol:>d down on the Elephant and Castle neighbourhood in South London from a stand above the veterinary established by the
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    FAMOUS RACING ENGINE
    159 7 PINAL chapter in the 20 T veal* racing H-e of famous engine which I*»*** aiucb for Britain s P"*J«£ m the CWlma of speed came StS the by Mr Donald Campbell that the 2 500 horse-power Hit boat -Bluebird' hits been H»d irrevocably was made following an
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    EMPTY STOMACHS
    193 7 IT would appear that marching locusts, in defiance of Napoleons theory, prefer to march on empty stomachs. Dr. I'cggy Ellis, a London University College zoologist, h.is been telling the British Association meeting at Birham that gregarious or swarming locusts wandered during the day in huge bands, millions strong.
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    26 T.B. CASES IN PENANG
    60 7 PENANG. F'n THIRTY -FOUR (fomttM and 1.7 births nave been !n the Municipality o r Georgetown for the W«e ending September <J 1 nty s'x cases of polmoj ary tub rculosis have b' -i reported. Your casei Dtptherfa and a ttm of Chicken Pox have
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      919 7 mmm by Rangkiian Melat. CHINESE PROOR AMMVM TARSV Orchestra; l!.»:> .News; 1.00 lose I~» I»"'. W«. Tune, Opfinr tC \MM\OmM A Down j Annct and Programme Sum p.m. Pmmm sum nury in Mandarin; 12.48 nine* RI ITS MBTMAPg i man; 7.05 Interlude: 7 :t0 Radio Operas Ming by Mci l**Jitf
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    N.Z. WILL STAND FIRM AT TORQUAY CUSTOMS & TARIFF MEET
    573 8 N.Z. WILL STAND FIRM AT TORQUAY CUSTOMS TARIFF MEET EMPIPF PR FFfMNCE CCM£S FiRST Reuter-AAP. AUCKLAND. New Zealand. NEW Zealand is preparing to tuke a firm stand in defence of Empire preference and trade rights at the' International Conference on Customs and Tariffs due to open at the British South
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    JOAN BLUSHED WHEN....
    46 8 A.P. HOLLYWOOD. loan LMcndell was flattered when her 15-year-c'.d scr Norr>an, asked to visit tier cii a movie set. *1 thought he »van«/Ki to vece EBet ac vVaa 1 let down when I found he really wanted to sec Cctty Grable dance." —A.P.
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    TYPEWRITERS FOR TOWER OF BABEL
    404 8 NEW YOR: WITH a two-and-a-half-ton stockpile of tin) parts, Martin K. Tytell, an ingenious New Yorker, does an annual business of 250.000 dollars (ibani £83,000). His metal board consists of type faces which can spell out the alphabet in more than 150 iaonages and dialects.
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    MYSTERY BLASTS
    62 8 untitled LIYERI'OOL Tod ij SIX a stt ri 869-ton co «sting i Baror.-court this w Captain rep rted 01 tod a> The explosions- occ red ia quick succes: 151 from tl day afternooi about 12 mil< north-west co "The explosic ft depth charges merr.bei of the crew raid
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    U.K. WILL SPEND £20 MILLION —ON CATS
    116 8 Reuter. LONDON I mpt ad about £20 mill! ling this year en fo !0 their ight million cat-. port-; Canine Defence U just cntnpleted a survey in ;o att< cut traw many cai L .•'.nd now much T feeding the; i. An oaicia
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    ITALY CANNOT ACCEPT IT
    38 8 U.P. NEW YOKK lomatic aourccs Italian Foi< Count. Carlos bier. Brazilian Ambas Carlo- Muniz. the United Nation* Assembly" here Italy could not present form t the ff-deraticn of Ei Ethiopia as evolved t. —U.P.
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    Azerbaijan News Round-Up In Pictures
    121 9 0 f the Naftlijah Garrison, at right is par, of the trench lines and loom the thick garrison walls. Sentries keep a 24-houi watch.—A.P. Photo. —A.P. Photo. d xranian patrol beside the in northeastern Azerbaijan Terrain tn 1 55 other form of transport is possible.
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    BOOM IN BROKEN GLASS
    91 9 A.P. Fri. 1 hero's i tirket in Unittor broken giass. ison renorts tne aagaj •Buainew Week", j •'uction of soda ash ry to make v strikes- glass. ea'led the trade. is ~v in making ntainers. Cu*m% i fur race tb»f ash, limestone and j to speed
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    NEW U.S. TROOPSHIP
    29 9 A.P. 3, government an-«-terday tn~l a luxury Ikuet now truction at Xewth a government i.l be completed as port tor carrying°w j. ~io trc op.*. A.P.
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    U.S. SKAT NG STAR IN AUSTRALIA
    57 9 Pictured on the ice T^i is N ew York skatmg star M rjnk cisgy will practising at Pe"th_s Jhow which opens soon m star m the *c J*** show has been Perth. For the f*Bt""JSJe U.S. She began with Sonja Hemes show m chafflpjon
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    WEEK-END DIARY
    864 10 GENERAL TODAY OHINF.SF. YMCA: "Zero" basketball team 5.00 p.m.. badminton 5.30 p m. film show 7.30. ommercial English clastt 4—9 p.m. CYMA (Portuguese M.-oon): Film Show "Last of the Mohicans" Part 11. 7 p.m. WESLEY METHODIST YOI TH FELLOWSHIP: A Hike to Loyang leaving Wesley at 7.30 a.nu
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    Efficiency Expert For Spore
    97 10 Tribune Staff Reporter MUNICIPAL Commissioners have asked Government for the services of the efficiency expert they intend to engage. Last month Government in reply to questions raised by Mr. R. Jumabhoy stated that they have engaged the services of a firm of business consultants to make
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    WATER WON T BE ON RATION
    66 10 Tribune Staff Reporter RECENT rain has enabled the Water Department to temporarily shelve the water rationing scheme for Singapore. according to Water Engineer. Mr. F. G. Hill. While public co-operation in the conservation of water could still be improved, the present situation did not
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    TWENTY FLEE YUGOSLAVIA
    34 10 PRAGUE Today. Twenty peopele including a Yugoslav MP. were reported yesterday to have fled from Yugoslavia Into Albania "because they could no longer stand the bloody terror of the Tito clique."
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    Two Get CPM For Defending Station
    209 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. TWO members of the Security forces have been awarded the Colonial Police Medal for gallantly in anti-bandit operations. They are Corporal Sa'at bin Abdul Rahman and Police Constable Zainuddin bin Haji Kechil, both of whom were responsible for driving off determined
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    Civil Suit Against Fitzpatrick Dismissed
    363 10 A CWIL actlon bought by Lim Eng Slang olain, mg a sum of 530,000 from W F Fitzni? as being first payment under an agreement* respect of a sub-lease for a block of 16 hn,,.° in Orchard Road area, was dismissed by v? Justice Thorogood
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    Selanger Normal Passes
    401 10 «.«r, KUALA LUMPUR w fBE following isrnek/S Passes in the h- J 3rd year Normal Ev tions. 1950. tor PeraiT FIRST YEAR Elementary Departn-eri Ling Dung sKum Why, Vase! v Wong Yew X nen ph. Ch H /0 Ho Kai Koon t Chee. Teh En. La:,"'eh", Sek
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    LIONEL CHEE IS CHAMP AGAIN
    439 11 m\*El CHEE with nv.e nrsts, wnich included L or as. became the Swimming Champ trick's School for the third year in sucth« School's annual swim meet at the Swimming Club Pool yesterday. vitti 28 points was far ahead of his U. Wee Koh Teng, who
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    POLICE DOWN
    26 11 o, tl r. sumption- Chin. UJovod 'display at.d re dwed the de;-it throng* ra J .j through to beat S.CR-t. goalee**' with a qulck
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    ATHLETIC COACH ARRIVES TODAY
    24 11 >r c H Dvson CUM AUile tbWSS by a,r f.um Monday »opt; IT. fee wfo "coached SS*.t Victory, Scbool. ion.
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    'MARBLE' WILL UNMASK IF HE'S BEATEN
    71 11 Marble, tht mask makes his debut Happy World ring when he clashes •:ze Zbisco. the Poppler. Th Captain" has prorip his mask on if beats him. The one's ambit i-r. is to let -.ips with Hungarian King Kong. He is out iwincingly. George has
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    MOOLENBURG SAVES S.C.C
    52 11 I' fro V initio bullyForester? were ,v to scettent gOM' S.CXYs. MOolenb irgh. ma m-»t ester* p ,i.in_. :i. nd< in a goalie** 'orward?. ably r defenders. iro ad the S.C.C. p.j let*.-* than M i. Moolenburaa ■< i... and rose to the v/n catted upon n
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    PRESSMEN WIN
    21 11 Timet S.O. WOB Cu-ir Xi ise l.'ijfue soccer K.-r. r Park yesterday and Wirel» by 1 1 t> nil.
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    CONSCRIPTION BILL GETS 2nd READING
    145 11 Reuter. LONDON. Friday. THE Htrase of Commons today iar?e a second reading to a bill authorising extension of conscription lor the British forces from 18 months to two years. The second reading was ~iven without a vote oeirg Taken, the Opposition having already announced its
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    First British Casualty
    42 11 Reuter. LONDON. Friday. rjtHE first fcttrefi casualty list 1 is* .1 by British War Office rtWgW showed that oru man had be*n lulled. 11 wounded With one The man Wiled waa Pr vato A Strretei. t* the Regiment.—Rev tor.
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    "Warrior" Arrives
    38 11 THE 13.500-ton light aircraft carrier Warnor I terday at the Na.al Bj*. This currier left Britain last month and earner.oi Britain's -atesi P}**** Another fleet-earner 13 500-ton Theseus is due at I the Naval Base today.
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    SMUTS CREMATED
    32 11 U.P. JOHANNESBURG. Friday. THE body of Field Marsha I smuts vras erema rd here today after the.nation bade him a tea£ul /arewen at a military funeral iti Pre toria. -U.P.
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    WOODCOCK'S TITLE
    12 11 aefend 1..- ~',r ktt Hurh ,,n..t«li. G*r<hw. oi will Cuun
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    SRC TRIUMPH
    11 11 Qinirai>orp Rerrea'tion Clu* a four tc nil at Htkkey.
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    Batwant Singh Appeals For Assam Relief
    309 11 I EGISLATIVE Councillor, Mr. Baiwant Singh. L president of the Assam Relief Fund Committee yesterday appealed to Indians in Malaya to give liberally to the Fund started in aid of the victims of the earthquake in Assam. Said Mr. Baiwant Singh: "There can be
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    H.K. TOURISTS WIN EICHT-ONE
    29 11 Hongkorre Chinese, who on Thursday trounced Sta»** t-ani at by six rCOmiM 1« yiMetUmi chalked up uu t t-'M-ow victory ov:r Mni.v a. ii. a.
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    AIRWAYS WIN
    26 11 Vai*y»n Mli»«l flefMted Ma l Publ: iiiiv-; HOHM by twc .'o-<l« to nil in a Ba*iDe»* Hou»e reamne cnnn* ai Geylang S":ad urn wsi«rda>.
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    Poland Protests To France
    131 12 Reuter. LONDON, Saturday. POLAND has sent France a a new note .complaining of "gross and inhuman methods" in French police treatment of expelled Poles. The note, quoted In a Polish news agency despatch received in London was delivered to the French Embassy in Warsaw yesterday. It
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    LOCK YOUR CAR
    53 12 Mr. D. K. Broadhurst. Assistant Commissioner o* the C.I.D. at a press conference this morning, warned all motorists to lock their cars, if left unattended, before their shopping. This is because many reports of thefts of artici. s left in unlocked cars hare been made during the
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    SEAMEN'S INQUIRY BEGINS
    111 12 Tribune Staff Reporter SINGAPORE. Today. PRESIDED over by Mr. Justice Evans. Chairman of the Commission of Inquiry, the preliminary hearing of the inquiry into the working of the Seamen's Registration Bureau, the Seafarer's Administration Board, and of the engagement of seamen, began this morning in the Legislative
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    PLANE PARTS ABOARD: SHIP DELAYED
    101 12 Reuter-AAP. HONGKONG. Saturday. REVENUE oficers of the Hongitong Government yesterday afternoon ooarded the vessel Chunsang a few hours sailing time and discovered cu.se:- of aeroplane parts among the cargo. The vessel was due to sail for a North China portAs a result of the discovery,
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    HURT IN CRASH
    37 12 A European was injured when his car crashed into a lamp post near the corner of Rangoon and Serangoon road this morning at 3.45 p.m. He has been admitted in the Civil General Hospital.
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    BIG TWIN ATTACK IN SOUTH
    473 12 Reuter-AAP. LIONEL Hudson, Reuter-AAP Reporter on the Taegu front, cabled this morning:— United Nations forces started an offensive at 9 a.m. today in a bid to burst out of the Communist shell covering Taegu on the Northwest. Mass American artillery opened up on a North
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    Two Allied Power Drives Menace Reds
    314 12 WITH U.S. FORCES IN KOREA, Today. THE entire Naktong River front in South Korea erupted today in a general Allied attack on the North Koreans. United Nations troops opened two breakout power drives today from the Southeast Korean beachhead aimed at cutting up a
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    Today's Race Results!
    265 12 RACE ONE O. 1. Div. 3-6 Furs. B lf> 341- 271 ARCTIC LORD •11) Jones 540-435 Star of India tTo^ 1 <b» Tar 98-115 Double Aries fc (8. Heal 944-530 Texas 8.12 944-022 Jack sDarhng Bo 1 698-520 Prince ggJij. <2> Tullor J 292-239 Oregon 813 5
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    SHOOTING IN BERLIN
    59 12 BERLIN, UNIFORMED PeopU from the Soviet of Bcrhn drew their and sent a hall of into the VesUtn *ctori* Berlin early Uiis raornu* seriously wounding or- >( Berlin polie. man. Police headquarter American sector ••East Berlin police fire on our men •*tbo«£ vocation to protect <°; nist
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      60 1 MALAYA Tribune BY THB PEQPLI FOR THE PFQMI T* Trikgn.' Spora. LARGER SALES THAN ANY AFTERNOON PAPER m UAIA YA Phone 58N/3 Nine Linaa Published simultaneously at Smgapore, Kuala Lumpur, tpoh ana Ptnang. EIGHT PAGES. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1950. PRICE TEN CENTS. THE MALAYA TRIBUNE UWZXM REPRESESTATIYE E. Maurice
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      MACA: 'PROGRESS ON SCHEDOLE, LOSSES LIGHT'
      527 1 PRISONERS SAID: "YOUR GUNFIRE DROVE US CRAZY" A.P. PEN Mac Arthur has reported to the Defence Department, in Washing- ton that "the whole operation at Inchon is progressing on schedule and that losses were -light". Gen. J. Lawton Collins. Army Chief of Staff, commented
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      REDS SAY: "YANKS ½-WAY TO SEOUL"
      77 1 A.P. KOREA. Today. THE North Korean radio said mat the Americans mcehalf the distance to Seoul, which would be 11 miles, but there was no ::imation of this. Allied reports said they hid driven two miles into Inchon in the first smash. A Saturday
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      First British Casualty
      41 1 Reuter. LONDON. Friday. THE first Korea casualty Hat issued by the British War Office tonight showed that one hud been killed. 17 wounded, with one missing. The man killed was Pri< Sti tei. of the Middlesex Regiment. Reuter.
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      CONSCRIPTION BILL GETS 2nd READING
      146 1 Reuter. LONDON. Friday. THE House of Commons today gave a second reading to a bill authorising extension of conscription lor the British forces from 18 months to two years. Th" s:cond reading was given without a vote being taken, the Opposition haying already announced its
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      11th Armoured Div. For Germany
      82 1 Reuter. BONN. Friday. BRITAIN will »e»d i£ newly formed 11th Armoured Division to rein- torce occupation fore 29 in Germany, Rhine Army H.y. announc?cL tonight The announcemcxu c .a nor .ay When th: division .vould arrive but it i* expected in the Britisn zone soon.
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      GBS: WORSE
      38 1 U.P. LUTON, Fri. AGED George Bernard Shaw. 94. recuperating from an operation on his broken thigh, took a turn for the worse today, and t was understood that hi* doctors were anxious abou. his condition.— U.F.
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      GOLD CUP CHANCES
      31 1 TURN to Pa;e 7 lor special news on today's Gold Cup rac s and wnat the jockeys siy. TrlDUns tipsters give the following:— "LONGSHOT:" Clynor. -mkkJkM' i'our OC:OC«c.
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      HAPPY BIRTHDAY, JOCKEY JONES
      49 1  -  rty "SPOT" JACKIE Jones, who wiii be riding Four O'clock II in the Gold Cup race at Bukit Timah today, celebrates his birthday today. He told me this morning: "The Gold Cup win will be just the ideal birthday gift." Happy Birthday, Jackie. J. JONES
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      Efficiency Expert For S'pore
      98 1 Tribune Staff Reporter MUNICIPAL Commissioners have asked Government for the services of tinefficiency expert they intend to engage Last month Government in reply to questions raised by Mr. R. Jumabhoy stated that they have engaged the services of a firm of rxxmconsultants to make a preliminary
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      "Warrior" Arrives
      43 1 rE 13.500-ton light aircraft carrier Warrior bound for Korea docked yesterday at the Naval Base This carrier left Britain last month and carries some of Britain's latest planes. Another fleet-carrier the 13 500-ton Theseus is due at the Naval Base today.
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      Landing 160 Miles Behind Red Lines
      667 1 A.P. TOKIO, Saturday. AMERICAN Marines and infantry swarmed A ashore at the Korean west coast port of Inchon yesterday in a surprise "stab in the back*' landing 160 miles behind the Communist lines. As they ran up the beaches, pulverised by a blistering bombardment
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      Destroyer In Collision
      100 1 VALETTA. Malta. Friday. THE battle class destroyer Armada leaving harbour here for Gibraltar today was in collision with the harbour tug Respond. As the vessels bore down on each other and it was clear they would collide, sailors on the decks ran for safety and braced themselves
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      PILOT KILLED
      18 1 Reuter. One pilot was killed when two British Anson planes collided over Perth, Scotland, yesterday. —Reutei.
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      WATER WON'T BE ON RATION
      66 1 Tribune Staff Reporter RECENT rain hus enabled the Water Department to temporarily shelve the water rationing scheme or Singapore. according to Water Engimer, Mr. F. G. Hill. 'While public co-operation in the conservation ol water could stiil be improved, the pres?nt situation did not call
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      Volcano Erupts: 51 Die, 27 Hurt
      63 1 Reuter. MANILA. Saturday. FIFTY-ONE people were killed and 27 seriously injured yesterday by the eruption of Hibok volcano on Camiguin Island, north of Mindanao, southernmost island of the Philippines group. The Philippines. President. Dr. Elpidio Quirino. has mobilised all government agencies to aid the
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      SMUTS CREMATED
      31 1 U.P. JOHANNESBURG. Friday •THE body of Held Marsnal 1 Smuts was cremated here today alter the nation oid> him a teariul fare* ell at a military luneral in Pretoria—U.P.
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      ISRAELI RECOGNITION
      20 1 Informed sources said tnat the announcement of Indian recognition of Israel if likely in the very near future.—
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      7 VOTED AGAINST GEN. MARSHALL
      72 1 Reuter. WASHINGTON, Friday. rE House of Represencatives Armed Services Committee today approved by 18 votes to 7 legislation to permit Gen. George Marshall to serve as Secretary of Defence. The Senate Armed Services Committ.e had Previously uoproved the l e^s J atio lhM The opposing
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      100,000 Reds May Be Trapped
      247 1 U.P. TOKIO. Today. THE United States Marines, supported by the greattest n.tvai armada or this war and backed by tanks drove deep into the North Koreans' flank at the port of Inchon today after a surprise landing 160 miles behind the enemy's battle lines. Gen.
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      S. KOREANS LAND NEAR POHANG
      67 1 Reuter AAP. TOKIG. S.it. AN Eighth Army annouace mont si id South Korean guerillas had landed at ChangsadOQg, 18 raile.s north oi Pohang, and had gained llit ii iir«t objective dt spit* Communist resistance. The third South Korean Division was said to be six miles
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      TAEGU: ALLIES NEW ATTACK TODAY AT 9 a.m.
      285 1 Newd A.P. NEW YORK, Friday. A New York Radio reA port tonight said a powerful Allied forte had broken out of the United Nations "defence box" in South Korea and was heading for Seoul. —Reuter. TAEGI Sat/ ITNITED Nations forces started an
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      New Piano May Cost $14,000
      230 2 THE steinway GNrand Wano at the Victoria Theatre is to be replaced by anew one at a cost of $*****. Commissioners were torn that the piano in use .it tne Theatre has been adversely commented upon by W attending concerts and cy various professional artis.s
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      MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO CHANDU CHARGE
      103 2 SENTENCE on !»2-y>ar-t.ld Soh Chow was day postponed by the Second District Court tj Sep; ember 23. when ne pleaded guilty to two eh krges oi having chandu apptrabUJ and chandu. The Customs pros< cutor, Mr Mohamed Sidiic. told the court that at 10.30
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      RABBI JACOB ELECTED IRQ CHIEF
      63 2 RABBI Jacob Shababo. elected President of the InterReligious Organisation of Singapore and Johore Bahru for the second half of 1950, at a meeting of the Organisation on Thursday. The Yen. Sek Hong Choon, the retiring President, presided. Dr. P. B. Means was nominated to represent
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      26 T.B. CASES IN PENANG
      58 2 PENANG. Frt THIRTY-FOUR deaths and 157 births have been j recorded in the Mimic ipa- lity of Georgetown 'or the week-ending September i> j Twenty six cases of pul- monary tuberculosis have been reported. Four cases Diptheria and a ease of Chicken Pox have also
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      LABOUR'S VIEWS ON RENT CONTROL
      305 2 t .fcnnr Party has submitted its THE examining the views to tne beieci uu Th memoranBent Control Ordinance 194 me mL b dum stated that in many uiey If the Municipality W losing revenue. thememorandum suggests that tne Singapore Government should subsidise it from the
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      MALACCA STUDY GIFTS
      85 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri AT a meeting of the Board of Trustees of the Settlement of Malacca Scholarship Fund, i' was decid< d to offer the Settlement scholarships to the following:— Loh Yuen Thooag I Faculty* of Medicine University of Maiava. Singapore* Medicine, for the continuation ol present
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      HARI RAYA
      18 2 September 22. will bi a Public Holiday in Selangor on the occasion of Hari Raya Haji.
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      Two Get CPM For Defending Station
      209 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. TWO members of the Security forces have been 1 awarded the Colonial Police Medal for gallantly in anti-bandit operations. They are Corporal Sa'at bin Abdul Rehman and Police Constable Zainuddin bin Haji Kechil. both of whom were responsible for driving off
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      GOVERNOR TO HONOUR SCOUTS
      111 2 Patrol Loader and 20 scouts will be honoured at the forthcoming Scouts Parade at Government House at 4 p.m. on Saturday. Oct. 7 before the Governor, who is the Chief Scout. The Silver Cross for Gallantry will be awarded to Patrol Leader V. Samson deSiiva. King
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      Malay Stole Cloth, Jailed
      96 2 AN Indian textile dealer, Lai Tarai yesterday told Mr S B. Teh. the Second police Magistrate, how he tricked a Malay. Mohamed bin Yusof Wok. into his shop on the pretext that he left his identity card behind when he suspected that Mohamed had stolen two
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      Jivabhai Quits Progressives
      145 2 MR. Hasan Ah Jivabhai has reigned /row the Progressirr Party. He wba re- I turned in December 19>,S to the Municipality as an Independent Candidate. In Dt- a :nber 19)9 hr stood as the Pro</r<ssnr Party Candidate and defeated. H< proposes to sUoid )or dectiou ofjain this
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      'Battl Of Britain' Day Air Strikes
      173 2 AFTER air and ground ceremonies throughout A Singapore and the Federation yesterday to mark the tenth anniversary of the Battle of Britain, the R.A.F. in Malaga new man} ngnter •tnd bomber strikes asainst the bandits, culminating in a night raid by Lincolns last night
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      SEAMAN CAUTIONED
      89 2 A CHINESE seaman. Tin Wan Taw. 24. was yesterday cautioned and discharged by the Second Police Court on a charge »f trespassing mto a sawmill at Tanjong Rhu on September T. It was stated that Ta.i. found sleeping at the sawmill. was asked to quit by' a special
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      Gimson's Message To Mellersh
      203 2 The Governor. Sir Franklin Gimson. KCMG. sent this message to A i Vice Marshal Sir Francis hfellersh. KBE. AFC. Air Officer Commanaing. Malaya: On the occasion of tne Battle of Britain Commemoration Day I should like to send to you and to ail members of the
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      STOLE WOOD
      41 2 Found guilty of stealing two pieces of wood at Depot Road nn August 16. Lim Say Kee, a 50-year-old Hokkien was yesterday sentenced to one month's jail by the Third Police Com Lira admitted he had two previous convictions.
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      Mr. Young Opens School Science Lab.
      109 3 Singapore's most up-to date Science Laboratory—hi the Victoria School—was officially opened by Mr. R Young, acting Director of Education yesterday afternoon with a small but impressive ceremcny. The opening was attended by the principals of other secondary schools in the Colony, as well as
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      AFFIDAVITS' HAD NO PRINTER'S NAME, ADDRESS
      110 3 FOR printing 6.000 copies of "affidavits to be used in lieti of passport" without printing legibly the name of the printer and the place where it was printed. Lew Kee Cheng, manager of the Singapore Loyal Printers Co.. was yesterday fined $150 in the
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      TWO KEPT COWS WITHOUT PERMIT
      68 3 TWO Indians, Abdul Razak of Ceylon Road and Lowtoo Singh of Telok Kurau, were both fined a total of $750 in the Third Police Court yesterday. Razak was fined $250 for keeping four cows and two calves in an unlicenced cattle shed, for ten days.
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      Civil Suit Against Fitzpatrick Dismissed
      361 3 A CIVIL action brought by Lim Eng Siang claiming a sum of 530.000 from W. F. Fitzpatrick as being first payment under an agreement in respect of a sub-lease for a block of 16 houses in Orchard Road area, was dismissed by Mr. Justice Thorogood
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      HAD NO PERMIT
      27 3 ~.a yesterday toed $100 by theT Third Police Court for continuing to use his premises at Tanjong Rhu M sago factory without a licence-
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      YESTERDAY'S CATHEDRAL WEDDINGS
      54 3 Pictured after their wedding at St. Andrew's Cathedral, yesterday, are (top) Miss Joan Baldwinson. of the staff of the Malaya Tribune and Mr. GeoHrcy William Morton, transport manager of the Army Kinenia Corporation and (below) Miss Kathleen Asthore Doherty of Batu Pahat and Mr. Kenneth Gordon Fenwirk
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      Baiwant Singh Appeals For Assam Relief
      318 3 I EGISLATIVE Councillor. Mr. Baiwant Singh L president of the Assam Relief Fund Committee yesterday appealed to Indians in Malaya to give liberally to the Fund started in aid of the victims of the earthquake in Assam. Said Mr. Baiwant Singh: "There can be
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      BURMA RICE
      45 3 (GIIS). RANGOON, Fri. The Burma Government have agreed to sell to India 150.--000 tens of rice. Though India was willing to buy larger quantities, this was the maximum which Burma was able to sell to India from her 1950-1951 rice crop, (GIIS). if;
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      teachers hold protest Meeting
      541 3 Govt Action 'High-Handed Singapore, Today., SINGAPORE teachers, both in Government and aided-schools, today held a mass protest meeting against "Government's high-handed methods in forcing aided-school-teachers to accept the Ba/iham Salary Scales." The meeting was convened by the Singapore Teachers' Union and held at the Union's premises
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      Court Asked To Rule On Assessment
      248 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. WELL KNOWN Chinese leader. Mr. Cheong Yoke Choy and his son Cheong Wing Chan appealed against the assessment of the Collector of Stamp Duty on certain property which Mr. Cheong had transferred to his son. Judgment was reserved by Mr. Justice
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      HOTEL-KEEPER, WOMAN, CLAIM TRIAL
      123 3 AN English speaking Chinese hotel-keeper. Bobby Yap alias Van Fah. faced three counts in the Fourth Police Court yesterday. He was charged with allowing his premises at Joo Chiat Road to be used as a brothel, living on the immoral earnings of women and failing to
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      ANIMAL LOVERS GREET SHAW
      32 3 The Animal Lovers League with nearly 2,000 young members at their inaugural meeting yesterday sent their best wishes to George Bernard Shaw "for your speedy and complete recovery.
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      C.G's NUMBER 2 NAMED
      210 3 MR. WILLIAM ADDIS, C.M.G., Colonial Secretary, Burmuda, has been appointed as Deputy Commis-sioner-General for Colonial Affairs, South East Asia, in succession to Major-General Sir Ralph Hone, K.8.E., who assumed office in J.muary this ywai as Qoveroof and Columnndcr-m-Chlef of North E orneo The appointment was an-
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        606 3 SITS: VAC. 1 TWENTY-FIVE SUPER- M'MERARY SISTERS are I required for the Medical De- partmont. Singapore. Appointment will be orf a month-tc j month basis on a salary of $250 p.m. plus C.O.L. and ot her allowances. 1 Duties will j Nursing in the Government Hospital?, Singapore. QuaMflea- ti.ws required
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        56 3 NOTICE (COMMERCIAL USE REGULATIONS). Notice of Application for a pemitto authorise the use of 3 hackney carriages. I Tan Oon Chuan, 16. Perl\ Kukun Porltian, Johore. g^e P 'no«ce of intention S a Sly for two hackney carrtagfvehicles to operate in Permas Village, and onevehicle section (Sett ngo s assess
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      PEACE! PEACE! PEACE!
      586 4 OIXGAPORE'S pro-Communist Chinese newsS 1 paper, the Nan Chiau Jit Pao buaty collecting signatures for the Stockholm Peace Declaration Around 2.000 people have signed; rlfreM a hard core of fellow travelersand a fleecy cloud of well-meaning, woolly-minded folk who do not realise that their sincere desire for
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      GIVE THE WORKER A CHANCE
      2058 4  -  saws ALEX SIMPSON IN accepting your invitation. I was reminded of the story of a fellow-Scot who. as a very staunch churchgoer, was constantly being called upon to offer up a word. Unfortunately, or so the story goes, although he had a fine command of
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      The Week In The UnitedStates
      983 4  -  -By- JOHN KERIGAN USIS. WASHINGTON. Friday. THE Aimr.ian people responded enthusiastically thin week to President Trw man's selection of General of the Army Gforge Catlett Marshall BS Secretary of Defence to succeed Louis Johnson. The distinguished soldierstnusman, whom the President once described as "the greatest
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      H-BOMB ELEMENT FOUND IN WATER
      243 4 1,000,000,00 3,000,000,000 -To One Ratie UP. PHILADELPHIA. Friday. TRlTlUM—nature's rarest element and an 68- j 1 sential ingredient in the making of the j hydrogen bomb—has been found for the first time in common water, it was disclosed to-day. It now costs iSM. $500,000.--000 to
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      Bertha: Petition Refused
      109 5 *N application by Mr. and Mrs A P. Hertogh. its of Bertha, the 13-year nitch child, seeking to her in the custody of Singapore Social Welfare Department, pending the ring of the originating na to obtain her cus- her parents, was rebj Mi. Justice Brown High Court
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      H.P.s VISIT TO MALAYA
      53 5 The United Kingdom Parn X id.try delegation whose i to Malaya was postI because cf the Special S -en ot the He use of Corn- as, will now arrive in Sin:a on Saturday. Septemrhey will remain in .i until they return to the I mted Kingdom
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      ACKNOWLEDGMENT
      27 5 Th*' family of the late Mr. L« o Ong Ann sincerely express the r heartfelt thanks to all those who sent wreaths and attended the iuneial.
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      CLERKS NOT BEHIND TIME, SAY UNION MEN
      290 5 Tribune Staff Reporter. NUMBER of Singapore's unionists and business men hit out at Mr. Ponnudurai as being far behind time and not knowing what he is talking about." Mr. N. Ponnudurai, President of the Penang Clerical Union, had said recently that Asian employees
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      Thorogood Retires
      77 5 FOR the last time as a judge of the Singapore High Court Mr. Justice Thorogood appeared on the Bench yesterday when he delivered a reserved judgment in a civil suit. Mr J K. Gale, counsel foi one of the parties, wished Mr Justice Thorogood all prosperity and happiness
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      RECRUITING IN JOHORE
      54 5 The Chief Recruiting urncer for Malayan Other Rank* M\J J FROST. vvill oe Office. Johore Bahru on Sept. IS. to interview potential BWtlsh Army recruits. He will be available for interview between 9 a.m. and 12 noon. One hundred recruits are required for the Genera, Service and
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      ACTOR'S WIFE SENT FOR ASSIZE TRIAL
      355 5 TWENTY-THREE-YEAR-OLD Tan Ah Lek, a Teochew woman, who was tentatively charged with suppressing evidence of the alleged murder of her actor husband Lee Kirn Wah, and assisting in the disposal of the body was committed to\stand trial at the next Assizes by the Relief
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      Woman Aided House Breaker
      118 5 HAESAH binte Hassan. 22-year-old Malay woman was yesterday sentenced to three months" simple imprisonment t>y the First District Court for abetment of house breaking. On July 12, Emband bin Mahmok when he returned to his home after work, found that his window had been forced open.
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      ACCOUNTS EXAM RESULTS
      67 5 At the June 1950 Examinations of the Society of Commercial Arcountants. Ur'.stoi. held in th- University of Malaya, the following were successful Intermediate:- Ng Soo Pen S- m Final (Part One):- Tay Choon Woo; Lee Chin Seng; Chiang Kair Tong; Kee Gim Huat:' Lim Khoon Chua. Final
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      WORCESTERS KILLED BANDITS WHILE TRAINING
      350 5 THE killing of two bandits whilst still under--1 eoing jungle training is the proud achievement of the Ist Battalion Worcestershire Regiment now on the Siamese Border, it was re- vealed yesterday. Major General R. E. Uquhart. G.O.C. Malaya, sent the unit a telegram: "For a
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      ACQUITTED
      47 5 MALACCA. Fri. Chan Yew Tiani. a Straitsborii Chinese was acquitted of a cheating charge in the Session Court yesterday. Mr. S. Shunmugam. counsel for Chan, submitted that the present charge was identical with that of a previous one. He submitted that Chan should not be charged
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      Colony Doubles Champions Play Tonight
      379 6  -  SPORE SHUTTLE TOURNEY (By SHUTTLE). MAIN event in Singapore Badminton c pionships ties today and tomorrow wil1 be tonight's Women Junior doubles final between Mak Foong Sim and Margaret (Mayflower) and Rosie Foong and Roselind Koh (Marigold). The Mayflower pair will enter e favoarites. Miss
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      Exchange
      22 6 HONGKONG. Fri.—The following were today's official closings on the Hongkong Money Exchange: HK $15.60 per pound sterling. per tael of gold.
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      SCFA BEATEN
      21 6 But ma »<-at the s\v\F.A. tOttT* riu i.l« hi Rangoon yesterday by I tie oN r oal «n throe.
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      PAKISTAN, JAPAN SIGN TRADE PACT
      155 6 U.P. TOKIO, Friday. IT was learned today that a new Japan-Pakistan trade agreement has been signed by the Pakistan trade delegation and SCAP trade officials. mis aiieinoon. Details of the pact will be revealed when it is ratified by the Pakis'an. government, according to offlcials
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      Produce
      41 6 The maiket in copra M yestcrda/ ouict opening with Buyers at 4>48 per picul f.o.b. and sellers at $48'-j at »vhich prices remained all day. Coconut oi' was steady with Buyers at $74 4 per picul md sellers tt $14-.
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      RUBBER MARKET
      94 6 The market in rubber opened steady and with satis- fled buyers it eased off towards the close. There j was moderate business donr on the whole. Yesterday's Singapore's closing prices in cents per pound were Buyers Sellers No. 1 RSS f.o.b. Oct. 152 153 No. 2 RSS f.o.b.
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      TIN
      17 6 Tin yesterday $396 5 S p< r '.ii-ul—d»»wn $8. London on Fr.Juv £787 per ton- £17.
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      GOLD
      10 6 Gold; yesterday $193 per tahH for pure gold bars.
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      Eurasians Downed 2-1
      212 6 EUKA>l.\.\> were seen it their won* >le rdar. wa«a they vent dt-wr to the H.A.K. by two U> ODC m a Commumty leaxue mat. .i n' Jatan BMW vadium. Tl.ev played listless -occer d up to 'he last few minute*, when they suddenly came to life mn
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        352 6 BOUSTEAD CO., LTD. SINGAPORE Lloyds Agents In Singapore. Ticket Agents For Malayan Railways GLEN LINE ACCEPTING FOR aRP DAM, HAMBURG. GLENGARRT U g ept 24 ?BOM o rxl BTRAJTB, HONGKONG, SHANGHAI, AND I For Borneo only. Gd, 36 Se£lB TO PROCEED VTA OTHER PORTS UA TO LCAD ANT> CARGO. INDO-CHINA
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        235 6 /WAlWMHH^ SITUATIONS VACANT WANTED txnerien j derk Mty nationality. Appj) .V^ v en U*hterage c a* pany. Tcluk Ayer. Basin 1 TEACHER House Master m Boy"" i faun.urn quahncau,n |u»or Cambridge. Apply writing gjj TtHMnaon n*ad S pore. WANTED Cameat n a»«" lono t ■bariSlTsW typUt b th capable 3
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        374 6 FINANCIAL WANTED $1.000 loan by lata. responsible positions. Repayment twelve $100- monthly instalments. I proper eeeurity rtren. (Box Regd.) Tribune, 4» pore. <H..00> VEHICLES FOR SALE STANDARD VAIfOOARD 1« 19**i50 new cond tion new tyros fi. 700 Hear offer. 401. Telok Paka Road. Phone 3901 Ex. I*l. (L 1949 10
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        545 6 SAILINGS FROM SCANDIM VIA/r.K./CONTI\KN r Spore P. Sham. Penary "Annam" for Hongkong Kobe Yokohama 22-24 Sept. "Kambodia' for Bangkok. Manila Hongkong.. 25-29 Sept. 23-24 Bept "Lalandia" for Saigon and Bangkok .6-7 Oct. 4-5 Oct. 2-3 Oct. "Nordvest" for Saigon and Bangkok .13-14 Oct. 11-12 Oct. B-10 Oct. "Korea" for Bangkok,
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      TARA STREET TO WIN BIG RACE
      487 7  -  Today Is Gold Cup Day Bv "SPOT" JARA STREET faces the severest test in his glorious racing career today when he goes to tapes for the Gold Cup race at Bukit Timah, the last day of the Singapore Turf Club's Autumn Meeting. This four-year-old
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      MOOLENBURG SAVES S.C.C.
      88 7 Pressing from the initial bully off. SherWqojl Forest, rs w«re foiled in theft many attempts t<> -yore by some excellent keeping b> S.C.C.'s Moolenburgh. when the two teams met vesurdav on the padang. Tin game ended in a goalless draw. 3, Th. Foreetera torward*. ablybacked up by
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      POLICE DOWN S.C.R.C. 3-1
      65 7 Police yesterday defeated the ScR C. by three goals to one at hockey on the Depot -round. Two goals by centre-forward HON HEE gave Police a iwo-iul lead at tho interval. On th> resumption, t lnii' rave an improved display and reduced th* deficit through I«"
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      ATHLETIC COACH ARRIVES TODAY
      52 7 Mr CH. Dyson, Chief Athlelic Coach. United Kingdom, is Ixpceted to arrive here by ail '•"'••taVting horn Monda>. Sept. 17 he will conduct a nine-day onrse lor 4o athletic coaphes g£f ktcal -Ports clubs anu schools at Victoria School. After completing the Mr. Dyson will visit
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      H.K. TOURISTS WIN EIGHT-ONE
      30 7 HoOgkonS Chin,-,*. Thur.sdav tiounced Negri >iaie j J£m*t Serembeji by six goals to vlsi rday i balked up an St one victory ovsr Mala-ea. m Malacca.
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      GOLD GUP WINNERS
      196 7 BELOW are the record* of all the Singapore Oo'.i < u;> uinMr> from 19S1 fo RH'I. Iho will—l stake ot th» Gold «up was worth only £1,29« but ,1,,. |95| G*M up s'akf is IJJ,phifl »S.IMM) added money. maklaJl it tho richist r?;c in Malay J- 1933
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      Morning's Training
      87 7 •THE track was in fine condition when training was held at Bukit Timah this morning. Nothing much was seen, and candidates running today were either confined to pace work or given sharp sprints down the straight. The workers were: toy (Jones>. Grecian Prince (Harper). Mayfair (Farad). Autumn Balloon
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      Three Good Bets For Today's Races
      317 7 TEXAS. PRINCE EUGENE and STAR OF INDIA 1 should fight out the finish in Race 1. The first showed a nice return to form when third to Hector, while the 'Prince*' is a better horse over the 6-f. than the mile. If Star of
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      MARBLE' WILL UNMASK IF HE'S BEATEN
      79 7 Captain Marble, the mask--1 ed terror, makes his debut !in the Happy World ting SrifcJlt when he c ash- S with George Zbiscp. the Po lish grappler. The -Captain has pio g Lr Kine Kong. He is out should bf thriller. WOODCOCK^TITLE LONDON. F"-dseight
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      WHAT THE JOCKEYS SAY....
      330 7 .> m kit; JONES: "I think m> i oant Four O'Clock II lias a .rv eeod .-han re. H J second v •Clip Tjruii Should navtv proved !um. Tara MVeet lhay > the dancer. i>u. be ha-s yet to ia' th< 11 mile?.' wm i i
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      SRC TRIUMPH
      19 7 Ip -re Recreation J^w*- trounced Joi iow dub on the Padang BJ goals to nil at hockey.
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      AIRWAYS WIN
      17 7 an An ways defeated Ai~ M ;.;r.g House tW nil in a b fioylass SUOium
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      PRESSMEN WIN
      21 7 im< > H.C. won House league soccer Farrer iSK --erda atim Cable and WUaH— H v r goals to nil.
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      Pen Pictures Of The Runners
      209 7 FOURTEEN lawaoa Hw of Malay**j best ,*«jaw face th? tapes to day for the race in MaUya, The or. Gold Cup. r..-:o.\ < 'j ct „rea of the, tluure* kn brack eta denote candidates last KOI It Ot LOCK II 95% f, •j vr. by
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      TRIBUNE SELECTIONS
      192 7 "SPOT" "MIKE" I "LOXQBHOT" TKXAS TEXAS TEXAS 1 Race 1: I'rime Entrone Priam* Bußrno 4: ck's Darling I4| Star of India Star of India Star of Lnai* LOBD FkEDCUUK MAY FA 111 i tIBEWIJS Baca l: i Mingle Path Lfbombo Lobombn 1.41 Mayfair Ltml Frederick STEEL ACE 7
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      SPECIAL RACE CARD
      1069 7 RACE ONE 2.15 P.M. CLASS 1 DIVISION. 3-S FURLONGS. 19 YARDS (MH) Cabaret 'unfixed. Ml r o orrcun <Healev» 8.1:: "Shirley stable" Heddle Recent form not encouraging ttj t0 Texts (MelMn-rso;.. H.U "Tanok Stable" Beddle Best bet. •!> top form CJ> w Iriuvr EutM 'Tatleh) "Brill ant
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        618 7 PRESCRIPTION HEADQUARTERS JRpTI SINCERE SIUJJp service j Day Night Siwico Sincere Dispensary, Ltd. wt\ street a cnuna street. Wholesale Retail Dispensing Chemists Singapore. jßrar 132. Anson Rd., Singapore. Tel: ***** (OWJc LOOK!!! t., gaWifamlaf Now is tin time to re-tyre. amHaW < all at Hoon Huat Co., 132. Anson Road,
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      TRUMAN ORDERS SYNTHETIC BOOST
      106 8 A.P. WASHINGTON, Today. PRESIDENT Truman has proceed sr rt»s%«3s s a de, X e w ed St\nvt Symington «an of the National Security Resources Board sarf order will boost the -output ot so cauy I 11 rnTe«B^rrerin Pproduction was ordered. Mr Symington told tne Senate Armed
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      Indian Air Service To Spore
      59 8 A .P. NEW DELHI. Today. The Bharat Air* ay a company is extending its Calcutta-Bangkok s.-r-vie- to n -ctlve the urs week in October. lv lumcattons MioiiUy announced today that inara *ovid b gram d .absiay ranees lor .vill he njtd for the once-weejcly JUght.
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      AGREEMENT
      53 8 Reuter. i LONDON, rooay. A Peking nu-Wtotne Soviet news ngenef. received in London today. said agreement had I been reached for the eotabhah- between Sweden and the Chin 1 nese Peoples Republic. m A Chinese minister, whose name was given as has been appointed to Stock holm, the message
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      Rubber On Scarcity List
      123 8 Reuter. WASHINGTON. Today. AN "inventory control" order designed to curb hoarding of scarce war materials by United States business firms, was today issued by tne National Production AuthoTb* authority was created last Sunday to channel mater'.ls into the armament effort. i>xuei*fe said the order contained I
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      House Overrules Truman
      109 8 Reuter. WASHINGTON. Today. THE United States House of Representatives nas overruled President Truman's veto for a bill to permit an estimated 85.000 Japanese. Samoans and Koreans living in the United States or Hawaii to become citizens. Ii the Senate also override* tho veto it will be the
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      ANGLO-EGYPT DISPUTE
      32 8 A.P. PARIS, Today.—Egypt has decided its policy on the presence of British troops in and itF clnim for umfi cation of Egypt and the Sudan, it was announced here yesterday--A.P.
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      U.S. IS PRUSSIA FOR JAP TREATY
      228 8 U.P. WASHINGTON. Friday. T HE United States* P^/'J^^'^toda £his source said that all branches of the American government are agreed that a treat* should: Place no restrictions on Japanese armaments. Authorize American air. and ground lorc-s to remain in Japan after a real? is
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      U.K. TO STORE FOOD
      76 8 A.P. london. Friday rU British Ministry of Food is planning to create and Itatl food "Jf™* against the pos?ibiht> of war. well informed source said' yesterday. Ministry spokesman said "appropriate plans" are oein| developed by it. although nothing can be said about defence preparations. The sources
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      BEST BLOOD DONOR
      52 8 A.P. MELBOURNE. Fri. Sixty-year-old A. Hall U Australia best blood donor Since 1933. Mr. Hall donated 61 pints of blood— 55 to the Red Cross and six pints to different sets of newly-born twins. He possesses a rate type or blood, found only in one out of
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      WEEK-END DIARY
      878 8 GENERAL TODAY (HlN'E>_ YMCA: Musk < la** 2 30 p.m.: "Zero' basketball team MO p.m.; badmimon KM p.m: film show 7.3n cocunerctel Ensiiidi ia ffs 4 p.m. YW« Kra. Lm Bwee Ceng 9 Handwork Clas.-- 1" a.m. to 1 p.m. at Raff.♦ a Quay. (\.MA (Fortujruese M'Pfion): Film
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      Indonesian Estate Strike Ends
      149 8 A.P. JAKARTA. Today. THE month-old strike of some 700.000 plantation workers in Java and Madura ended last night with almost eomplcto victory for tho workers after two days of labour-management talks, it was burned here. "-'abour Minister Pandji Suioso, who took part in the talks along
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      Red 'Police Records' Of Allied Leaders
      162 8 Reuter. MOSCOW. Today. MOCK fingerprints and photographs of Mr. Winston Churchill. Secretary of State Dean Acheson. Mr. John Foster Dulles and Douglas Mac Arthur as 'war criminals" were printed toiy 'Crocodile." The paper published a mock "aide memoire" tor a future world tribunal described
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      Jap Labour For Korea —Moscow
      106 8 Jap Labour For Korea Moscow A.P. MOSCOW. Friday. MOSCOW papers sa.d yesterday Japanese workers are being secretly mobilised for work in KoreaA dispatch from Shanghai quoted the Tokyo press as saying workers were being gathered together in ten Ja panese cities for jobs as port and stevedores in Korea. The
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      A Sure U. N. Member
      68 8 A.P. LAKE SUCCESS. Today. THE Indonesian Republic looks like a sure thing to become the 60ih member ol the United Nations. Diplomatic informants say Indonesia may apply for membership early in the coming General Assembly session. Indonesia has kept up good relations with both Russia
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      TWENTY FLEE YUGOSLAVIA
      34 8 PRAGUE. Today Twenty pcupeie me.aua Yugoslav If P. Were reported yesterday to have fled from Yugoslavia into Albania "because tney could no longer stand the bloody terror ol the Tito clique."
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