Malaya Tribune, 9 October 1950

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    64 1 MALAYA TRIBUNE BY THE PEOPLE FOR THE PEOPLE LARGER SAIJ-S THAN ANY AFTERNOON PAPER IN Mai a ya Tel: Tnbun»" Published simultaneously at Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh and Ptnang Phone 5811/3 Nine Unci EIGHT PAGES. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1950 PRICE TEN CENTS. THE MALAYA TRIBUNE LOS'DOS' RLPRESES'TA T r\'E
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    Stones Greet Sultan
    226 1 news in brief BORDEAUX. France. Sun. SOME 200 Moroccans threw stones at the Sultan of Morocccco and caused a free for all fight with the police here today shortly after the Sultan had disembarked on an official iriendship visit to France. Although the Moroccan demonstrators succeeded in
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    MACA GIVES FINAL ULTIMATUM TO NORTH TODAY
    163 1 A.P. TOKIO, Monday. (JEN. Mac Arthur today called on the North Korean Premier Kirn II Sung "for the last time" to surrender. In a statement addressed to Kirn and broadcast to North Korea, Gen. Mac Arthur said: "Unless immediate response is made by
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    100 Miles On
    379 1 Reuter.AAP. TOKIO, Monday. JHE United Nations offensive into North Korea across the 38th Parallel gathered new momentum yesterday, but still failed to meet with any serious opposition. G.I. patrols of the First Cavalry Division, the first non-Korean unit of the United Nations forces to cross the Parallel,
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    N. Admits Withdrawal Behind 38th
    146 1 U.P. TOKIO, Mon. THE North Korean Army admitted for the first time today (Monday* that United Nations forces had crossed the 38th Parallel. A communique broadcast by Pyongyang Radio said the People's Army units in the east coast are counterattacking the "enemy which crossed the
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    JAPANESE FOR CAMBRIDGE
    75 1 Reuter-AAP. .TOKIO. Mon. Th.' first Jfcpa i ot essor t+W**** at a university in the United Kingdom will leave Tokio by air for England today. reports Uu Di v. -paper Asain Shimhun. The prof< s.-ui is Kosuke Kamei ot Hitotsubashi Uni>\isity. tlit- famous university ot commerce in
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    10,000 PRISONERS IN TWO DAYS
    465 1 1,000 PLANES AWAIT "STRIKE" ORDER U.P. KOREA. HQ, Monday. THE United States 25th Division continued wipine out Communist pockets in the south around Taejon with Gen. Mac Arthur reporting that 10,000 Red prisoners had been captured in m*t twn days. However, secrecy still shrouded the
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    KQNIS CASE POSTPONED
    58 1 Stop Press THE trial of Michael Joseph No ids. charged with th* mitre: rot VMnni- Anni»» Kpnvc*r, wan to have come up in the Aswizes Court, this morning NonK c MfJM Mr. Havid Mar had, however met with an ar'iu *nt yeatinflay and Ihe ca nun ItnSaal
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    PEACE ARMY PLAN DUE FOR MOMENTOUS DEBATE TODAY
    497 1 U.P. LAKE SUCCESS. Sunday. A momentous debate will open on Monday en a n revolutionary American plan to empower toe United Nations to deal with future aggressions drspite the veto. v Mr. John Foster Dullps. Republican Foreign policy •xpert. will launch Wost's
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    THE HAWAIIAN "TABOO"
    18 1 Sevcnteen-yar-old Millie Ridsdale in me Hawaiian dance "laboo at ihc KafTic> Hotel on Saturday night.
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    SHANGHAI ROUND UP OF LABOURERS
    126 1 HONGKONG, Sunday. THE Public S.ifoty Bureau of Shanghai lounded up a group of mor-- than 10 labourer- eh irged with acting as Nation, list \gents, uccprding to Chinese reports. The l d>ourers wire alleged to be under the direction of Loh Ching-shih. the Nation«liat Vice-Minister
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    Delhi Has No Information
    77 1 U.P. NEW DELHI, Today OFFICIAL quarters here said they had "no information" on Communist China's claim that her armies had invaded Northern Tibet An Indian government spokesman, the Tibetan delegation and the Red Chinese Embassy all were polled and would neither confirm nor deny the claim
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    Acheson Warns: 'War Talk Is Dangerous'
    183 1 U.P. NEW YORK. Today. SECRETARY ol State Dean Acheson said Hst night that the United States must avoid the "terrible error" of assuming that war is inevitable because in this world of peril, the result of error "may be death.'* He deprecated irresponsible war
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    FOUR DROWNED
    52 1 MANILA. Sun. The Philippines Red Cross reported today four persons drowned yesterday when dykes in Pampanga province broke under pressure of flood waters from a typhoon which crossed Luzon last week. Al! four of the victims were fishermen whose boats overturned in rushing flood waters which swept into
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    NO ARMS AID FOR YUGOSLAVIA
    58 1 U.P. WASHINGTON Sun. 4 GOVERNMENT' official today Healed a report that tbe Pig Tine.- had recently lecided in principle, to give military aid to Yugoslavia. He said the Western governments had been discussing possible economic' aid to Yugnatevta for some time but •0 far these
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    French troops reach safety
    276 1 U.P. Saigon, Monday. TWO Fn nch columns retreating under Communist Ore have reached the protection of the big Kirns of Thatkhe in Tonkin province, a French military spokesman said today. The withdrawal by Leglojinaires, Africans and Vietnamese began on Sa turday when the headquarters ordered the
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    Ho Calls For General Offensive
    120 1 U.P. LONDON, Sun. CIOMMUNIST-LFD Vietnam leader Ho Chi Minn has broadcast an order to all servicemen and people cf Indo-China "to strengthen preparations for a general offensive against the French invaders," Peiptnn Radio said today. The broadcast monitored n*>r» said That the IndoChinese Red leader's
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    LEAVES AFTER TALKS
    31 1 Reuter. LONDON, Sun. MR. J. R. Jayawardent, Finance Minister of Ceylon, who had been attending the Commonwealth Finance talks here, left Ix>ndon today wy iiii LOT rJOMlftmy. Reuier.
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    HARDING IN H.K.
    49 1 U. P. HONGKONG. Mon GEN Sir Jonn Harding, Commander of the British grouna forces in the Far ..last, arrived here yesterday co. loute to Tokio to comvi it Gen. MacAitnur and in»|iect ihe Commonwealth .roops in Korea. He is scheduled to leave for Tokio today —U.P.
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    MPs VISIT UNIVERSITY
    45 2 Three members of the visiting Parliamentary delegation visited the University of Malaya yesterday. They were welcomed by Frofessor Silcock. In the picture from left to right are, Messrs. Ernest Popple well. M. S. MacPherson, the Earl of Listowel, and Pro- fessor Silcock.
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    MALAY SCHOOLS GAMES CONTEST
    77 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.— The hnal drill and games competition of Malay Schools in Trcngganu was held at Padang Paya Bunga, Kuala Trcngganu recently. At the end of the competition, the Superintendent of Education, Mr N. Rees, announced the results after which the Mentri Besar presented shields
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    UMNO YOUTHS TO MEET
    49 2 PENANG, Sun. The Penang UMNO youth will holdl an assembly at the Malaya Recreation Club (Kampong Ma tarn) premises on October 15 at 10 a.m. to nominate Penang UMNO officers. A Modern Joget Party sponsored by the Kampong Makam youth will perform in the night.
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    Two Boats Collide; Malay Teacher Drowns
    123 2  -  From Our Own Correspondent. JOHORE BAHRU, Sunday. CAMINAN bin Kasbi, a Malay school teacher, of Batu Pahat, was drowned when a boat in which he was a passenger, bumped into a motor boat and capsized. Saniinan, who boarded a motor boat at Parit Othman,
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    T'shaw Man To Start New Life In U.S.
    351 2 PENANG. Sunday.. THIRTY-YEAR-OLD trishaw man, Tan Boon 1 Chong, is all set to sail to the United States to start a new life. What job he will take up there he does not know, but the one thing he is sure of,
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    CRAWLEY IN HONGKONG
    51 2 Reuter-AAP. HONGKONG, Sun. Mr. Aidan Crawley. Un-der-Secretary of State for Air arrived in Hongkong yesterday on a tour of Royal Air Force stations in the Far East. He will leave on Tuesday for Japan and spend two days with RAF Sunderlana Squadrons taking part in the Korean
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    SIX MONTHS' JAIL FOR TAKING CYCLE
    54 2 PENANG, Sun.—Tan Lye Huat was sentenced to six months' prison and one year's police supervision thereafter by Mr. E. M. Smallwood in the First Magistrate's Court yesterday, when he pleaded guilty to a charge of committing breach of trust in respect of a bicycle,
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    U.N. NAMES NEW COMMISSION TO KOREA
    502 2 Includes Three Asian Nations A.P. LAKE SUCCESS, Sunday. THE United Nations General Assembly's 60nation Political Committee yesterday named Thailand as the seventh member of tho U.N. Korean Commission, which is to supervise elections for all of Korea and to carry out a rehabilitation programme
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    TO MARRY
    34 2 PENANG, Sun. Mr. J. Robert, advertising manager of Cathay Cinema, Penang will be married to Miss Peggi Marie Louise Cobert, at the St- Francis Xavier's Church at 6.30 p.m. on October 18.
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    FOUND IN PROTECTED PLACE—CHARGE
    89 2 FOUND IN PROTECTED PLACE —CHARGE PENANG, Sun. Before Magistrate E- M. Smallwood yesterdav one Khoo Eng Choon pleaded not guilty to a charge of entering a protected area without permit. Inspector Zainuddin prosecuted. Musa Wn Baharom of the Police said that he apprehended Khon while he wa:= aboard the "Glcnphila"
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    MALAY WEDDING
    23 2 The wedding took place yesterday at Kelantan Lane of Ibrahim bin Yob of the Fire Brigade and Miss Zahare binte Bakri.
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    Technicians To Have Own Building
    200 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. fHE Technical Association of Malaya are planning to erect a club-house in Kuala Lumpur costing approximately $65,000. At the council meeting of the association held at the PWD Sports Club today the report of the building fund sub-committee consisting of Messrs. G.
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    Forces Kill Two Bandits
    120 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Security forces shot anci killed two Chinese bandits in Selangor. One rifle, one carbine, one pistol and 13 packs were recovered. A bandit gang flreo on a security force convoy In Perak. The security forcepersonnel engaged the bandits who withdrew. In Kelantan. security
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    A Party Is Thrown For The Princess
    310 2 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun A distinguished gathering which included several prominent residents Of Singapore attended the Cocktail Party at the Istana Bcsar tonight given by the Regent of Johore and his consort in honour of the birth of a Princess to Her Highness the
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    Fate Of Manchuria Is Warning To Asia; Malayan Miners Told
    620 2 Tribune Staff Reporter. KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday THE fate of Manchuria is a warning to all the world, but particularly to Asia and Malaya, for in Manchuria the true nature of Communism was exposed both by the Soviets and their stooges
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    BANK OF CHINA CASE
    25 2 PENANO, Sun. The Bank of China Case will resume hearing before Mr. M. R. F. Rogers in the Session Court tomorrow.
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    Heavy Week For P.R. Film Unit
    98 2 THE Public Relations Film Library, which is open to the public, has recently been further augmented by films from the U. 5.1.5.. the Canadian Government, and the Central Office of Information. London. Show fixtures for this week are: Monda>. Siglap Children Feeding Centre and
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    STUDYING ARCHAEOLOGY
    20 3 Professor Millard seen .villi Di Chang Chin Teh and Mr. l one Kirn Wall a', the i office.
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    IPOH TEACHERS ALSO REJECT BENHAM
    116 3 IPOH. Sun. AT an extra ordinary meeting day. the Perak Teach rs Union rejected Unconditionally the recommendations of the Benham on ti achers salaries teachers in a resolulucsted Government pone consideration of tnei port until the views of 1 Teachers Union havo been submitted. The
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    COUNCILLOR WANTS PSC FOR TEACHERS
    66 3 MALACCA. Sat. Mr. Tan Slew Sin. Federal Legislative Councillor, told Malacca teachers recently that their problems could only be deali with by a Public Services Commission. The teachers rejected totally the Benham report on salaries and supported strongly the housing allowances for aided school teachers
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    Undergrads May State 2nd Choice
    208 3 Tribune Staff Reporter. IN their applications for admission to the University of Malaya this year candidates were asked to state before sitting for the Entrance Examination which Faculties they would prefer to enter. Some candidates apparently believed that if thej limited their choice to one
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    CLEANING CONTEST
    72 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. J kampong cleaning 1 competition for daerahs district of Tumpat, Kampong Sungei Pinang and Kmipnng Dalam Rhu r the first place, according to the report of the judging committee consisting oi Che'Mansor, ADO, Che' Abdul Kadir Baku. The District Officer. Turn Che' Hashim bin Haji
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    AMBUSHED PLANTER MARRIED
    127 3 MALACCA, Sun. Mr. Michael Cameron Cole who *as hurt In a bandit ambush on his wedding eve last month, was married to Miss Made Ernestine Rodnguca at the St Peters Church. Mr Cole is a plantci in Negri Scmbilan. 1-rescnt in the church was a In ge
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    Seeing The World In Own Truck
    248 3 Tribune Staff Reporter. pROFESSOR Millard Rogers believes in travelling round the world in his own truck. Calling at the USIS offices recently in the course of his travels Professor Rogers said that he and his wife are travelling round the world in their own
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    KOREA USIS CHIEF TO ADDRESS GIRLS
    116 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.— Miss Beatrice Holt. Director of USIS Libraries in Korea, will speak at the Methodist Girls' School Hall tomorrow at a mooting commemorating [be founding of the University of Malaya. Miss Holt has been a Professor of Library Science for a number
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    STRANGE WAYS OF LOVE
    348 3 From a lifetime .spent in the practice of medicine to working as a farm-hand on a cattle farm in Australia, is the unusual experience of Dr. Brodsgaard of Denmark. Love changed life for me, said the doctor who was on board the Hoegh Silverstar which docked
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    SERVICES UNIONS SEEK MPs' HELP
    266 3 LISTOWEL ASSURES SUPPORT Tribune Staff Reporter. A SIX-MAN deputation of the Singapore Federation of Services Unions yesterday met the five members of the Parliamentary delegation at the Victoria Memorial Hall and presented them a memorandum on the unsatisfactory working conditions. Lord Listowel, the Chairman, said
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    Shining Coat For Plastics
    82 3 Polythene bottles have recently been coated with polished gold, polished silver, and unpolished silver, in an interesting experiment earned out by a Middlesex firm. The new bottles are only slightly heavier than the original plastic ones, but they are completely unbreakable and give the impression of
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    MALAY ART SHOW AT RAFFLES
    77 3 INCHK. Sardon bin Haji Jubir oprnr-d the Malay Art Exhibition of Paintings, Drawings and Straw Pictures at the Raffle s Hotel yesterday morning,. The Exhibition was sponsored by G. Mahat and D. J. Jalins, both artists. The Exhibition will be open till October 14, and
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    FARMERS WANT ARMS
    102 3 A.P. RANGOON. Today. FARMERS :n the Hanthawaddy district. 70 miles nortn of Rangoon, want to be armed because their riccllelds are in areas surrounded by rebels and bandits. They decided at a mass meeting to ask the Burmese Government to give them giihi and ammunition. The meeting,
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    X'mas Mail Postings
    110 3 The latest dates of posting at th? General Post Office, for correspondence and par- eels intended for Christmas delivery to the undermen- tloned coontries arc as follows:— United Kingdom. 12.12.50 •by airr. 4.11.50 and 31.10.50 surface letters and parcels United States of America. 12.12.50 'by air): 5.11.50
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    Cheque For Bombed Airmen's Families
    156 3 A.P. MERCED (CALIFORNIA), Sunday. A CHEQUE for US$BB2 (£315) has been sent by A personnel of the Castle Air Force base here for distribution to families of British soldiers killed when they were accidentally bombed by United States aircraft in Korea last month. Coionel Charles
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    RETIRED MAN WILL DO WELFARE WORK
    111 3 PENANG, Sun. MR. V. Krishnasamy, acting Senior Assistant Registrar of the Supreme Court, retired recently. He now intends to devote his time to welfare work in Penang. Mr. Krishnasamy had served the Government for 34 years and the Penang Bar Committee wrote to him
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    BINGHAM'S APPEAL
    32 3 PENANG. Sun. MR. R. P. Bingham, Resident Commissioner, In a broadcast on 'University Week" over the Radio Malaya recently appealed to the people to subscribe generously to the University Fund.
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    JOHORE HOLIDAY
    26 3 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun.— Saturday. Oct. 14 has been declared a public holiday in Johore being the first day of Muharam. the Mohamedan New Year.
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    INDIAN AIR SERVICE
    75 3 Above: Captain Anand at a cocktail party in Raffles with Mrs. Jogindra Singh, Admiral Faulkner ami .urs. .Me"ersh. t apt. D. D. Anand. pilot of the Bharat Airways plane, which arrived here during the week-end. The Bharat Airways are planning a regular weekly flight from India to
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    Wong Talks To Rotarians
    182 3 WONG WU TSUAN of Singapore who won a scholarship to Arkansas. Junior College at Little Rock, in Arkansas was guest speaker at the Little Rock Rotary Club recently. Mr. Wong's address about Malaya to the Little Rock Rotary chapter was his first public one in the
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    OVER THE 38th
    380 4 THE die is cast. The main United Nations forces are to finish the job, erase the 38th Parallel tor good and all, and continue the campaign until the last North Korean soldier has been disarmed. It was the only possible decision to take. It is not enough
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    ONN AND TAN
    199 4 WHEN Dato Onn and Mr. C. C. Tan went to London to attend the Commonwealth talks on aid for South East Asia, we rejoiced. For the first time two Malayans were to represent their country in discussions on so high a level. We expected some blunt and
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    RUSSIAN EXPANSION IN ASIA
    2835 4  -  By G. G. T HOMSON IN A LECTURE AT THE SINGAPORE V.M.C.A. WHEN a man announces his virtues from the house tops and denounces what he considers the vices of others, he -should remember the proverbial advice to dwellers in glass houses.not to throw stones. So
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    U.K. RICE PRICE UP
    79 4 TME retail price of rice sold in Britain Is to b? increased as from Sunday by a penny to ten pence per pound. The purpose Is to enable the Ministry of Food to buy better qualities of rice v. ri > not needed by the rice
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    HAWAIIAN NIGHT IN SINGAPORE
    55 5 ii_,waican rush! at the Raffles Hotel on Saturda» a nd a large crowd turned up 1 witness a number of ipfttisi floor shows Picture abovf shou> on. «>. ihe nuraber*- k, ik. Hnvaiian Ni-ht at R .files on Saturday: Left to ri Rosalie («•><■ Mr. At
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    REDS SAM SHED IN PITCHED BATTLE
    87 5 U.P. X >REA FRuXT. :»:on. THE UA 25th Division i aed in a pitched batth two tnousand Red six miles northeast I gdnqg iate on i hui ruid Killed or captured 1.400. inrantrymen surrounuth< pocket and called on y and planes to blast rr
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    U.S. HELP TO AUSTRIA TO QUELL REDS
    103 5 A.P. WASHINGTON. Sun. THE United States yester- day assured the Austrian Government ot American suoporr In putting down Communist demonstrations such as flared into violence last week. The assurance was given b\ Under-Secretary of State James Webb to Austrian Chancellor Leopold Figl in
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    CONFIDENCE VOTE
    34 5 CO NFIDENCE VOTE U.P. TEHERAN. Sunday. The Government today won vote of confidence after a National Front Depute accused it of corruption and inefficiency. The vote was 97 to eight with one abstention CP
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    Arsonists Fire Two STC Buses
    102 5 Tribune Staff Reporter T\»o Singapore traction Company buses an omnibus and a trolley bus ■MM fired yesterday bj ■I —The first bus «M set alight at 6 a.m. in North Bridge Road and the othei it 8.4a p.m. along Rochon Road. In both outrages thf
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    4 HURT
    28 5 FOUR PEOF7JE were injured, three seriously when fire broke out after an explosion in one of the Bataafsche Petroleum Company's buildings at Pernis near here yesterday.
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    Hindu Quits Pakistan Cabinet
    129 5 U.P. CALCUTTA Sund.-y. nq 7.000-word letter 1 addressed to Pakistan Premier Liaouat Ali Khan thcomplete text of which was released in the press here todfty Jogcndr math Mandal. Pakistan Law Minister tendered his resignation. M'.ncldl the only non-Mus-lim member of the Pakistan cubmct. said: Pakistan is
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    DEFENCE TALKS
    27 5 AIR CHIEr Marshal. Sir John Slessor. Chief of the British Air Staff, left London by air last night ior defence talks in Canada and Washington.
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    Cuban Army Alerted
    293 5 Reuter. HAVANA, Cuba. Today. K Cuban armed guard stood by at the Dominican Legation here yesterday to prevent possible disorders. •The Dominican Charge D'Affaires. Sanor Felix Bernardino, said Saturday night that, the Cuban Government had informed him of a reported plot by Dominican exiles to attack the
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    No Tariff Cuts For Reds
    94 5 A.P. WASHINGTON. Sunday. THE U.S. State Department has listed 67 trade items on which it wHI refuse to grant new tariff concessions. The commodities come chiefly from Red China. Withdrawal of American tariff cuts was taken after the Chinese Nationalist government on Formosa notified the
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    RUSSIAN PILOT KILLED
    61 5 Reuter-AAP. HONGKONG an A Russian pilot was killed when a Chinese Govern ment survey plane he was flying crashed in Kwangtune Province, according tc a Chinese report The pilot was said to have been killed instantly lasWednesday, when the aircraft developed engine trouble. The report said the
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    MORE MALAYAN FUNDS GO TO AUSTRALIA
    791 6  -  TRADE, FINANCE AND MARKETS (From A Makr Corrspondenti. MALAYAN markets had another active week, with the volume of dealings spread fairly evenly over all sections. Industrials were a firm spot, tins met profittaking in all three departments, while from a good list of rubber
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    U.S. STOCKS HIT PEAK LEVELS
    423 6  -  By G. A. PHILLIPS, A.P. Correspondent. AP. NEW YORK, Sunday. DLUS marks dominated the nation's business scoreboard this week, with steel and electric power production the standouts. The general business pattern prevailing since mid-summer was undisturbed, with rare exceptions. In a week of heavy demand
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    Lahat Makes £13,820
    59 6 Lahat Mines Limited, which are worked on tribute, collected a profit of £13,820 (46 per cent) for year ended March 31. 1950. Dividends totalled I7H per cent. Net liquid assets £39.781 are equal to per share. Current prospects are favourable as operations have been extended into the
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    Bukit K.B. Pays 5%
    75 6 Bukit K.B. Rubber Company, Limited. This small Malacca company made $19,684 (13.2 per cent) from 259 acres in year to June 30, 1950, and re-enters the dividend list for the first time since the wnr with c dividend of B per cent. Net litjuid assets: come
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    RUBBER RISES 4 CENTS
    75 6 The following werp the robber pnees on Satuday Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association noon prices were in cents per 11. Buyci. Seller. No. 1 R.S.S. Spot loose nominal 159 160 F. 0.8. in bales Oct. No. 1 R.S.S. 158 159 No. 2 R.S.S. 157 158
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    Tin Prices
    11 6 SINGAPORE. Saturday, Oct. 7: $418 7 8 (Up $5.37fc).
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    MEDAN STRIKE HOLDS UP INDIES EXPORTS
    95 6 U.P. JAKARTA. Sunday. The week-long strike in Medan harbour has completely paralyzed exports irom Sumatra's east coas*. Only some latex and palm oil could be exported because European staffers assisted in pumping goods toward ships. Most companies diverted ships carrying cargoes for them to
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    KINTA KELLAS -20% FOR YEAR
    57 6 Kinta Keljas Tin Dredging Company, Limited operated its dredge 49 weeks in the year ended March 31, 1950. for a profit of £39,837.(38 per cent) from which 20 per cent was paid. Excluding provision for Rehabilitation Loan, net liquid assets very nearly equal issued capital
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    WORLD RUBBER OUTPUT RISES
    271 6 UP. WASHINGTON, Sunday. VIE world production of natural rubber totalled 170,000 long tons in August, the Commerce Department estimated this week-end. The figure was a new high for the third successful month, compared with July's 167,500 tons and the August, 1949. output of 132,500 tons. 1
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    HONGKONG EXCHANGE
    21 6 UP. HONGKONG, Sun.— Yesterday's quotations were: $H.K.6.37 per U.S. dollar. $H.K.15.60 per pound sterling. 5H.K.289 per gold tacl.— UP.
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    KLUANG PAYS FIRST POST-WAR DIV.
    83 6 Kluang Rubber Company. Limited. Profit for year ended June 30, 1950 was $111,605 (16.7 per cent) and a first post-war dividend of 7ix per cent is recommended on ordinaries. After allowance for preference capital, net liquid assets $144,173 amount to 22.2 cents per ordinary share.
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    GOPENG CONSOL MAKES £178,515
    60 6 Gopeng Consolidated Limited hydrauliced a reduced yardage in a dry financial year to Sept. 30. 1949 to make £178,515 (45 per cent) from which 30 per cent was distributed. Net liquid assets in balance sheet £253.734 work out at 3 2' 2 d. per share, but
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    Congo Export
    71 6 UP. WASHINGTON. Sunday.The Belgian Congo has doubled its paim oil exports since the war. and has replaced Indonesia as the chief supplier of this important raw material for soap and margarine, to the United States. This was disclosed by the United StaCes Depaitment of Agriculture to-day. The Department
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    NEGLECTED MISS NATHAN STRIKES WINNING FORM
    650 7  -  GOLD VASE RACE REVIEW (By M SPOT ITPSETS marked the concluding day (Saturday) v of the Perak Turf Club's Autumn Meeting and dividends returned were above the average. Only one first favourite Abbotsford obliged. The main event of the meeting—the $20,000 Perak Gold Vase—was
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    The Happy Moment
    19 7 Mrs, l viiiun «left) i-aoeivHiic il.- >>i Bird Pemk Held Vase from Mrb. Yeoli Cheaup Lee.
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    Success Of Owners, Trainers, Jockeys
    272 7 IPOH, Sunday.—Bringing off a hat-trick on the first two days and riding Electroprate a winner yesterday, Herbie Charles easily became the leading jockey in the Perak Turf Club's Autumn Meeting. Trainer Neal Hpbbs, for whom Charles is stable jockey, heads the trainers' list with 8
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    THREE HORSES SCORE THEIR MAIDEN WIN
    186 7 IPOH. Sun. J Avaino, a i>ow-erfully-budt grey by Hierocles Kate H, scored his maiden win in this country In taking style, when he beat a useful C'a-- 1. Division 2 field over the new 7—f. straight on Gold Vase day. Kept in sixth position
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    FINAL PLACINGS IN ALL-JEWISH OLYMPICS
    122 7 A.P. TEL aviv. Sun. Israel woa the 1950 all-Jewisjh World Olympics, outstripping the entrants of is oat on- by hundreds of points. Icatativs figures announced by the Olympics Organising Committee today how Israel piled tip 5831 point in all events in the 12-day contest. Great
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    NAYUDU JOINS LITTLEBOROUGH
    90 7 Reuter. LONDON. Saturday: C. S. Nayudu, the Indian Test cricketer, has joined Littleborough. the Central Lancashire League Club as a full-time professional and will play for them next season. He will come to th s country In the spring, travelling with Vinoo Mankad. the Castleton Moor player.
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    Today's Sports
    62 7 SOCCEB: Junior Cup semifinal: Fathul Karib v. Police at Jalan Besar Stadium; Business House B: Straits Times v. Bukom at Geylang. Bt'GBY: SCC -B" v. Nee Soon '"A" on padang; Raffles Institution v. Victoria School at R.I. ground. HIM hf V SRC v. Poh-■ rs4au*. Chinese Boi_> a
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    S.H.A. Scouts Find New Talents
    324 7 INTER-SCHOOL HOCKEY CARNIVAL TIGHT Singapore schools—Anglo-Chinese li School, Raffles Institution, Victoria School, St. Joseph's Institution, St. Anthony's Boys School, St. Patrick's School, Serangoon English School and the combined second strings of Raffles Institution and Victoria School—took part in an Inter-School Hockey Carnival at the R.I.
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    S.C.R.C. HOCKEY AGAINST B.O.D.C.A.
    64 7 The following are requested to turn up for the S.C.R.C. in a hockey game against 8.0.D.CA at St. George's Raid 00 Monday, Oct. V Tan < "hc< Yuen, Lav Efock Cttye, Chim Chong Mun, Li an Fook Choon, Gdi Chin Chy Au Tat Chu, Swee Lim
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    LEAGUE LEADERS LOSE UNBEATEN RECORD
    804 8 ARSENAL ON TOP IN DIV. ONE LONDON, Sunday. AN eventful English Football League programme A saw both the,remaining unbeaten sides. Newcastle in Division One and Manchester City in Division Two, suffer their first defeats ol the season and it cost each of them the leadership
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    INDIAN TEST TEAM AGAINST C'WEALTH
    84 8 Reuter. BOMBAY. Sunday. Vijay Men-hant, M-yeai -old Indian Test plajrer will cap aln the Indian team against the Commonwealth side in the first Te-u to he played at Delhi starting en November 4. The other members of the team are: v.S. Harare iVi. >■- Captain)
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    KING KONG IS DISQUALIFIED
    366 8 KING KONG who claims to be the Heavyweight Champion of Europe was disqualified in the third round of his wrestling encounter with George Duane, official Heavyweight Champion of the Orient, at the Happy World Arena on Saturday night He was warn >ri by the referee for
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    "DAILY TELEGRAPH" GOLF TOURNAMENT
    74 8 Reuter. FORM B Y. LANCASHIRE. Sunday.— Jimmy Bruen iMusk.inv) and VValy Smithers (Long Ashtoni yesterday 'won one ot the major British foursomes golf events when they beat M. jon.s i Llandudno 1 and \V. J. Branch (Berkhamsiead» four an«l two in the rinal of the {9,000
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    ENGLISH RUGGER RESULTS
    276 8 Reuter. LONDON, Sun. Rugby i League played yesterday are:— 22, Liverpool flrajpTcY 5; Batley 11. Widaej 6: Re M Vue Ranger.- 3S, W'orUngion Town 12; Bradford Sol hern 'I. Halifax 13: Paatherstoa* Ro vers [\O, K-rh><-v Hudderaheld 81, Bi ifflK y 11; Ilu'l Dewabury It; Leeds 89,
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    TANTIEME WINS EUROPE'S RICHEST RACE
    149 8 Reuter. PARIS. Sun. Francois Dupi s a.-tli. uv L*ux Pourcent out" of Porka won the £28.000 I, S i>e Uarcide Triomphe over one and half miles BuStp* I richest horse race I.ongch«imp today by one ienpth from Baron Lav D, Uothch.lid's Aliz>r. Madam* Busy Voiterra
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    TITANS REPEAT VICTORY OVER SUPERFLIGHTS
    161 8 T tJll B.P. d. ...eu Jm iligui B i-. by ii»« gi."\t» 10 —f—f 1,1 v It:. Ill 11 oadiinliiou e*»inumri a; u<ion.; io, tiaytauti on ItTtday night. 1 tie 1 laaa ...Hi Jm in-. iiMtirt oy aetoll u....s 10 oue. liie restnts were us
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    AUSTRIANS WIN 7—1
    27 8 A.P. V IMS MA, T«.da\. AuatTta easuy deiaated Yuxosiavia in an international loot belt game bt n yesterday. l>\' seven goa's to one. A.l*
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    Chinese Forwards Did Everything But Score
    596 8  -  THEY BROKE NGIM DJIN’S HEART By CENTRE-FORWARD. BANKA-BILLITON S.A. 1 S.C.F.A. 0 THE S.C.F.A. forwards left their shooting boots at home when they met the touring BankaBilliton Sporting Association at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday and lost by onenil in a game of missed chances.
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    CHAMP GAVE LIFE TO SAVE COMRADES
    194 8 A.P. U.S. EIGHTH ARMY HQRS. IN KOREA, Sunday. "1 UJL Army's iv.V' h< nvyweiwht bokiaa (champion di> d naro's <!• \«th in <or. ;i shot v. h'.l.- his t>ody lii> i i-il two wounded tomades. The details of boar hIM flated orporal Ltvl Jackson,
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    Successful Johore Bahru Soccer Year
    648 8 JOHOfCS BAHRU, Sunday. THE 1950 soccer season in Johore Bahru ended 1 on Friday with tie final of tho knockout competition for the Capitoi Cup. Prevented by Anti-Bandit Month activities and the departure from Johore Bahru of Mr. Leigh Day President), and Syed Hashim <Hon.
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    ENGLAND'S UNIMPRESSIVE 4-1 WIN OVER IRELAND
    478 8 Reuter and A.P BELFAST, Northern Ireland, Sunday.—England yesterday won the first home soccer int rrational of the season here, defeating Ireland bv four goals to one after leading 1—0 at halfnme. A crowd of 50,000 at Windsor Park watched England, in ideal conditions, clinch
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    SHERWOOD FORESTERS WIN 1-0 AT HOCKEY
    64 8 Sherwood Forester* ju3t beat 1; Civilians one-nil n a hard loiiKht hockey came ai raii.r ±"ara on Saturday. ilM w.ui.iT" s'oied theii only uoal rhrotnrb lei't-w.nger i.r -than <>r. late in 'he aecoad haa. iliey eontiiiuod tn doi.i nat»t, av :oi i he real
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    Colony, Malayan Champions In Doubles Final
    809 8 THE present Singapore Doubles Chamnjons. 1 Wong Peng Soon and Teoh Peng Hooi (Mayflower) will be defending their title against Ong Poh Lim and Ismail bin Marjan (F. N. Bournemouth) by virtue of their straight sets victory over Cheong Hock Leng and Wee Chye
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    WHAT'S ON TODAY
    79 8 )H( V: V tiiuT.i iiu« i lit! lull V t 11 j fumi "jji li.ni 'i* "M'l 4 (I 0 Mi UK»» It OS* It Mil MM* t II I .will Mir! m< jlwn'» in u •»1 1(111 N \UIUI\M» IMirnilOV j 1 I ,-'»lM»» r l«/
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    CINEMA
    96 8 CATHAY: "Suucy ikn-s to Kk. at 11. 1.4:,. 1.15. «.45 .111,1 9.3(1 i AI.HAMKKA: "Spy Si ash* 12.30. 4..'M and 8.3ft pii»». I' WII.IOX "Kfl 2, 4.la, 6 30 Jmd i».."*' p.m. CAPITOL: "2 I Woddin?" (Chinew). 1 6.30 and 9.30 p.m. I£K\: "Iroquois Trail' 11 4. «-«o n
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    Sgt. Newport Is Champion Shot
    182 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Sunday. QUARTER-MASTER-SERGEANT F. Newport, of the 45 Commando, Royal Marines, now holds the title of champion shot in Malaya." Amid intense excitement he won the Individual Rifle Championship by one point from that well-known pre-war Bisley shot. 50-year-old Major C. E. Shrimption, of
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