Morning Tribune, 11 September 1946

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    13 1 MORNING TRIBUNE f^ V. 10 CENTS m ;q Ho WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 11. IMS-
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    S'pore Traction Strike Is Off: Normal Today
    225 1 S 'pore Traction Strike Is Off: Normal Today (Tribune Staff Reporter) The fortnight-Old Singapore Traction Company JJafwSed off yesterday, after an agreement ed between the Singapore Traction Com- ,s and representatives of the Tract »on inanv employees' union. Points m the agreement are: INr tit. In tt* to work; tempon
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    14 1 'EmL»«ed today with ln Brigadier i the Anglof agency KJaiarta. Ps arc lead-
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    NO ONE HURT
    65 1 NO ONE HURT Photo. <* a SPECTACULAR SPEED 9 V SPILL Driver Bob S Richter lost control of his I Midget racer and it crash- i led into the icall during S the semi-feature event at i Freeport, Long Island, i Neic York Stadium on Aug. 30. Special crash fencing
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    Killearn Returning To Java This Week
    230 1 Batavia, Sept. 10.— Lord Killearn, Special Commissioner for Southeast Asia, will "probably" return to Java late this week, a British spokesman announced today. When here before, Lord Killearn said he would return if there was further use for his "good offices" In arranging a
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    56 1 SHANGPIAI, Sept. 10. Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek m February this year completed his three-year task m editing a new translation of psalms m the newtestament, it was revealed by Dr. John C. H. Wu. Chinese jurist awaiting Executive Yuan ratification of his appointment as the first China minister to the Vatican,
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    PALESTINE: MR. ATTLEE SEEKS GIVE & TAKE
    1271 1 PALESTINE: MR. ATTLEE SEEKS GIVE TAKE Conference Opens In London London, Sept. 10.— The British Prime Minister, Mr. Attlee, opening the Palestine Conference at Lancaster House, today, declared that the present state of affairs m Palestine could no L be permitted to continue. But, he said. no settlement was possible
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      33 1 C| AN SINCH'S Vacate A Rent Board Decision Buy Before they close lne whole stock will he soil Woollen Shirts a Bargain at Sll/■"One i Sl\Cfill <& 4*9. 4 Batter> Koatl, Singapore Cables Haja.j".
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    Jury Wants Leniency For Armed Robbers, But Judge Says "No"
    205 2 "Whatever the difficulties of the time, people who hope to make life easier for themselves by seeking recourse to armed robbery must be dealt with severely, and they will be dealt with severely.'' This remark was passed by Mr. Justice
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    Bus Conductor Shot Dead
    73 2 (Our Own Reporter) PKNANG. Monday. Th<> police are investigating the murder of a Sikh bus conductor of the Len Seng Bus Company, who was ihot dead by masked Chinese m his home at Z\'z miles. Hot Springs, Setapak. curly this morning. The Chinese are believed to
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    OUR GOVERNOR IS ALSO RATIONED
    156 2 {Tribune staff Reporter} In these days of austerity meals, and small food rations, even Government House is not Uvino htruriously as some people would imagine. I set out to find how muh our Governor, Sir Franklin G mson. is allowed for his weekly rations. I
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    S'pore celebrates VJ-Day tomorrow
    328 2 (Trbuno Stair Reporter) Victory Day will be fittingly celebrated by the people of Singapore to-morrow to commemorate the surrender of the Japanese to Admiral Lord Louis Mountbatten, Supreme Allied Commander, at Singapore exactly a year ago. Highlight of the day. which has bc> n declared public
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    TAXI DRIVERS ROBBED
    156 2 Out of Jive robberies reported to have taken place on Monday, In two cases the robbers were luted to have been armed with knives. The Arst one was reported to have taken place at th c junction of Roch re Canal Road and Kubor Road at 7.30
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    30 2 The French Consulate Oeneral porarlly located at the s y Building, sixth I f\f*jt will be removed to Its prewar premises at No. 5 Gallop Road, as from September 10.
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    Fines Follow Tobacco In Tongkang
    163 2 Fines Follow Tobacco In Tongkang Tan Song Chye claimed trial yesterday m the Third Police Court to a charge of importing dutiable lofcaceo m a vessel less than 100 tons. Chua Ycv Lock was Chaffed with abetting Tan. Chua claimed trial as vvll. Both wore fourd guilty. The fii 1
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    Sikh Tried To Hang Himself
    63 2 Pleading guilty to a charge of attempted suicide on Sept. 9. luder Singh a Sikh, was bound over In the sum of $500 for six months by Magistrate Ahmad bin Ibrahim m the Fourth Police Court yesterday. luder S'ngh tried to hang himself with a
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    MASS MEETING ON V-J DAY
    162 2 A Singa; C national:-. Ed to commerm-i.-uiverbary of the %n\ I m South Eat Assia. The committee members i Sze Tung 'Chairman of ra! Labour Union 1 Mr. Bee (Secretary of the [.D.U.) 2 G. Sarangapam (Bdii r of Tamil Murasu and Publishf-r of] Indian
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    Threat To Woman Alleged
    75 2 A Hokien Onis Seh Hua 'iaifl ed trial yesterday m the Four* Police Court to a charge M threatening a woman Lin- m Tee m River Valley Road fl Aug. 18, and again un S"p:.B with injury to her P r.son. the intention of causing ntrl
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    BOYCOTT DECISION
    37 2 JERUSALEM, Sept. M mal Husseini, Vice-chairman the Palestine Arab Higher C mittee, today told King AWi of Transjordiin that the m tive "saw no reason" its decision not to attend London talks on Palest"* Reuter
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    Sourabaya Chinese Boycotting Dutch People's Conference
    338 2 'Our Own Reporter j The Chinese community of Sourabaya will boycott the forthcoming Dutch conference to b<« held at Pa'^kal Pinang (Banka) and will DOC be appointing any delegates, though invited. Th<> conference which opens on Sept. 24 will, however, ix> attended by other
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    500 Miners Apply For $30 Million Loans
    303 3 I lay:— About 500 applications for loans nroximafely $30 million have been submit- committed for the rehabilitation of milling industry by miners m the country, it is v** lumber, more than 206 applications are m perak of which one hundred were conCommittee when
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    POLICE TRAP AMMUNITION DEALER
    115 3 POLICE TRAP AMMUNITION DEALER an ammunition i ealed In the First I -relay morning. Charged before Mr. Paul Storr ;th b ir.sr m a of itmmu:ion, Chua Tee 23 pit ;ided guilty or m ch'fauU iths rigorous imprisonment. posing as a civilian m Boat Quay on Jiuy and arrangements were
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    TRAP LEADS TO ARREST
    38 3 (0u porttr) Th, Monday. i »rre»Ud fo!I V the police at today when they -OOO from a morr« pounced upon Ae, came to the merchant. the merchant !ar letter demandtne -;amc gang in t.
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    15 3 c The sea- !1 on food inday as he country weather damage to neral in
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    COPPER WIRE & SHELLS LED TO PRISON
    113 3 COPPER WIRE SHELLS LED TO PRISON Arrested by a radio patrol car on Tuesday morning when he was m possessi'wi of a quantity oi copper wire and empty shells, Quah Geok Bay. was found guilty of wrongful possession In the Second Police Court yesterday and sentenced to three weeks' r.i.
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    Police Inspector Discharged
    74 3 (Our Own Reporter) Malacca, Tuesday. Stating that a case had not been made out against the accused. Yusoff bin Ahmad, a Singapore policy inspector who was charged with voluntarily causing hurt to a Chinese during the Japanese regime, was discharged at the preliminary inquiry which concluded yesterday.
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    Day's Gaol For Mother Of Eight
    107 3 Day's Gaol For Mother Of Eight Tan Mian Jee (42), a mother of ei.u'ht children, who claimed she was taking back some chandu to her lover m Mohar Island, was sentenced to one day's simple imprisonment On a charge of toing m possession of 50 one-and-a-half hoon packets of chandu
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    Alleged Gambling In People's Park
    106 3 Five Chinese were brought up m the Fifth Police Court yesterday on a gambling offence. Ho Kam Wan (35) an<l Loke Yip Ohuen (30) were jointly charged With assisting m the management et a common gaming place m an enclosure m People's Park on the
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    Surrender Scene To Be Re-enacted Tomorrow
    451 3 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Pictures oi the Japanese surrender scene m Singapore a year ago, photostatic copies of the instrument of surrender signed by General Itagaki and Lord Louis Mountbatien, and copies of English and Chinese newspapers printed on that day will adorn the walls
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    Forged Pass Into Forbidden Area: Two Charged
    94 3 Forged Pass Into Forbidden Area: Two Charged Tan Hong Chua, charged with attempting to enter a forbi<id> area the Singapore Harbour Boaro and with fradulently using v* genuine a forged identity car*). ciaimed trial before Second District Judge T. T. Ruvsell, yesterday. Another Chinese, Tan Chong Hul 10 was charged
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    Outram Road Camp Chief Makes His Defence
    560 3 A senior gaol warden m Japan with over 30 years service, Maj. Kobayashi Shozo, the commandant of the Military section of the Outram Road Gaol, told the Third Wa r Crimes Court yesterday that he was convinced that he had done hi s
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    Morning Tribune WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 11, 1946. Japan's Aims
    442 4 Morning Tribune WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 11, 1946. Japan's Aims flit by bit th< hi t< ry oi A Ma ii being lied befon lie Tokio war crin i irt and the first time mprefo is I eing nichaafed the i eal aimi and aspirations tion h pi cast 10 eania to
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    The Romance Of British Railroads
    983 4  - The Romance Of British Railroads Derek Stiven 7 I tr, romamlc ttory of the transport aacr c those assoud with the evolution of the ritlsh ra.lroad which are now focussed m the newi spotlight by speculation that they may become the subject of nationali«(:on proposals, and by the great efforts
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    Composition Of India's Fighters
    248 4 Composition Of India's Fighters LEEDS, Spt. 7.-CO, interest is being correspondence colun. Yorkshire Post on th e sub Hindus and Moslems In t dian Army. In a letter published I i Lieut-Colonel W.R. Knight, he cannot allow to g 0 vJS lenged the statement mad-,' an earlier letter that "for
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    TRAIN GUARDS HELD
    37 4 TRIESTE, Sept. 10:— United SUM i)Gth Division headquarters at Go:--zia announced Monday the det< tion of six Yugoslav UNRRA trais guards m connection with ti; plosion of a dynamite bomb li Trieste. A. P.
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    HUNT for 600 NIPS
    175 4 Sept 8; More than 2,000 Japanese warl cr minals have been rounded up by Australian v.arl t l investigation teams, according to the Austra-I han Army Directorate of Prisoners of War. I loin hundred of thes, h aV e been the executed or imprisoned. Another 600
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    PLAGUE PREVENTION
    67 4 SHANGHAI, Sept medical branch of China Offic 0 said today that plague export Dr. Rob ■er, started ufiisg sulfan) to combat plague al months ago with good I Ho found uilfadiazi: ed persons exposed to pla pffected cure when adxnln *W early. The dru« 1 p'ukien province. I
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      171 5 Arl Cr Curios I < K. TANG l M) RIVER VALLEY ROAD. SINGAPORE. S.S. I t; r Easter,, Arts an d Crafts. 1.....;,.! Value at Minimum Cm I Beaut) bids oT^d^Vai-ious types of RdIS«-^ and Hax KdCtor W" products. M Of ■Bisnuii^lle Gift Sets" Weddiflf Pr^cnts. etc. I ALIA BUX
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    Why Grow Old?
    319 6  -  Josephine Lowman By iiir Of fogs darn v. |Im h feej < tre iiid frowning I c they rttlixc what important part of thfir en» ml)l«* v In hot weather Umm tod to luxuries unheard 111 (irandmotherV day. Grandther was lucky to have corn remofd now and
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    PALESTINE TALKS
    120 6 LONDON,, Sept. 10:— The Pales♦iic conference opens m London today without any Jewish delegates an<l without any Jewish delegates and without any Arabs from Palestine. Only the British Government, headed by the Foreign Minister, Mr. Ernest Bevin, and the Colonial Secretary, Mr. George Hall, and Arab states bordering
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    INDIA OFFICE 'DOOMED'
    186 6 LONDON, Sept. 9.— Lord Pethick-Lawrenc*-. retary of State for India, has not so far given slightest indication that he intends to retire, and ru mours of impending changes at India Office no confirmation, source m close touch with Lord Pethick-Lawrence told Reuter's political correspondent to-day. Commenting on
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    U.S. KOREA POLICY
    108 6 Seoul, Korea. Sept. 8.--Lt .-Gen. I John Hodjrt 1 c-ommatidinpr the United' States forces m Korea, said the United States 'has not departed from and will not depart from her lin to si-c a liberated Korea prow strong, fieo and independent." In a statement commemorating the first
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    AGREEMENT ON FOOD BOARD
    79 6 COPENHAGEN, Sept. 9.Sir John Boyd-Orr, Director. General of the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organisation now m conference here, .said today that proposals world food board had been agreed m principle by the delegates to the conference though some thought it might be difficult to put
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    LIE CABLES TO SPAAK
    110 6 NEW YORK, Sept. 9.— lt is learned authoritatively that the Secretary-General of the United Xations, Dr. Trygve Li*', is catting to the President of the Li.itea Nations General AssemU., M. Paul Henri Spaak, today emphasising difficulties m the pioposed postponement of the Oneral Assembly for a
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      124 6 LI'L AllMJt EXCLUSIVE IN MALAYA TO THE MORNING TRIBUNE J I n A Man to Remember mmammmmmm^ mm^ mmmmmmmm^ K^^^^—^ By AI C'ajjP j WHY YOU GUNG V T'MARRY j J^/^N/rvit /^//a#^% I T*HE DROWSY AIR OF LOWER SLOBBOVIA IS PiERCED BY A LOUD C" j > (U LOV./F.R h
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    Hollywood Homesick—I
    1663 7  - Holly wood Homesick I Henry Gris film Gossip i a S Morning Tribune. Corres. m Hollywood. HOLLYWOOD. -One day. I m studio street I was happi y I French to a studio I m girl?" I asked. tt Benrs, our new overy from Pans, K the reply. 1 50 happened
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    Jap Rail Strike Postponed
    164 7 Jap Rail Strike Postponed TOKIO, Sept. B.— The throat of th»- 24-hour nationwide railway strike for Sept. IS, which b*fl been causing concern to th<- Japanese- and occupationers alike, seemed averted when th»« Central Executive Committee of the Government Railway Workers' Union postponed the strike 'to a later date". The
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    Cabinet Meets To Fight New Communist Menace
    359 8 Squatters Refuse To Quit LONDON, Sept. 9:- Swift, legal action i.s likely to be taken by the British Government against Commu-nist-organised "squatters" who seized luxury flats In London's fashionable West End yesterday. The Cabinet met to-day and considered the \'u>\';s of law officers
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    Bulgarian Claims 'The Limit Of Audacity'
    278 8 Bulgarian Claims 'The Limit Of Audacity PARIS, Sept. Both Biitain and South Africa strongly opposed tUp Bulgarian claims to western Thrace and an outlet to the Aegean at. to-night's meeting of the Bulgarian political a /id territorial committee. Mr. F. A. Warner. British delegate s aid: "1 am extremely sorry
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    Mistook Police For Robbers!
    74 8 Singapore, Tuesday. Dashing into the police station m Woodlands, at 11 pm. t last night, a Chinese reported that he had seen armed robhi'ra m the vicinity of his house. The police, including Mr. Lewis of the C.I.D. who was on rounds at the time, immediately
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    Formosans To Thank Chiang
    70 8 Fo r mosans To Thank Chiang SHANGHAI, Sept. A mission from Formosa is to call on Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek at Killing to pay its reipectl to China's leader. Mr. Lin Yu-tan^, head <>f th<- 1-1-inan mission, told the preifl that after 50 years of Japanese rule. PormOMini were Overjoyed to
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    Shanghai Wharves Busy Again
    267 8 SHANGHAI, Sept. 9.-Shanghai has consolidate its pre-war position as China's leading port latest returns of the Chinese Maritime Customs oT (that from January to July, Shanghai receiver i i per cent of China's imports and shipped fin" |cent of the exports. w ou W Total imports
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    HIROSHIMA A MISTAKE – HALSEY
    112 8 HIROSHIMA A MISTAKE HALSEY Fleet Admiral William P. B Hnlsey, Jr., told newsmen dropping of tk. first aton,i, Hiroshima was an nnnec. penment- He Mid it u f|| a miitakf d-op it. Why rereal weapS hi that t tho world when it necessary?" He asserted icientista had i toy and
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    SIAM WOOS AMERICA
    100 8 WASHINGTON, Sept. 9. United States State Depart! stated it has been notified tliftfe Siamese Government would welcff I)artieipation of United States ca| tal m the development of Siaa mineral resourcesThe Department has statement that the Siamese Go ernment reserves the right to ?r« or reject applications for
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    25,000 U.S. Lorry Drivers Strike
    68 8 NEW YORK. Sept. 9 I tors of lereraJ hui:d < food store- are i their shops thii wti siiikf of 25,000 loir, i tied. Deliveries have ■harply fvr n v. ««-k have begun di ISC they have IK I I bain itor< I delivery fleets
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    "A Brave Book By A Brave Man"
    224 9 LONDON, Sept. 9.— "A Thompson, the Daily Heral Pandit Nehru's "Discovery The Daily Herald, official organ of the British Labour Party, features Thompson's analysis on it s feature page and gives a column and a half of the review under the heading 'A
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    2 Killed When Jeep Hits Mine
    65 9 ATHENS. Sept. Eric W. Kemp, 47-year-old British telephone pntrinrcr employed t.y UNRKA. vu killed north of Larissa, eastern Gr yesterday when his jeep ■truck i mine on the road. The Greek driver also lost Ml life. Brigadier G. H. F. Btayae*, acting chief of
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    Channel swimagain postponed
    89 10 Channel swimagain postponed DOVER. Sept. 10. -Choppy .seas and nd last D rg< nr'•ond atm the Channel. Wh< n to and W| P art y fn :i Mg-bOftl and a motor launch arrived ofl the French eoait OB 111 n Iftf v<-ning. aftef a rough ng, the decision was taken
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    29 10 Bombay Sept w. a government communique Today iftld "Qui'-t prevails m the city. At 11 V) am 'local Umo only two iof stabbing hri r j been reported/— Reuter
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    Indians 206 Behind In First Innings
    410 10 Indians 206 Behind In Fi rst Innings B Lmru Conttcntine, R^it>r < < ial <<>> n.^fjonden l SCARBOROUGH, Sept. 9— By /he time Leveson c;ouer's Fngland XI had completed their innings to- (\<\\ they had es/ablished a first innings lead over the Indians of 206. In perfect batting COOdWons no
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    FESTIVAL CRICKET
    29 10 LONDON, Sept. 9.— Festival match: At Hastings, Sussex, 172 < Mallett 5 for 38 and second innings for The M.C.C. 260 'Valentine 51, Cox G ior 125).— Reuter
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    SHARE MARKET QUOTATIONS
    595 10 har<* quotation at S.pt. 10 jrdinc to -the Malayan Share l»ro> Association Singapore) \vert- as followsINDUSTRIALS Buyer Seller Alexandra Brickworks Ord 1 SO |2.20 Alexandra Brickworks P; 2.65 l.'. 90 Erit. Malaya Trustee Executor Co. 8.00 9.00 Consolidated Tin BmeKen 21/1 85/--do Profs. 27/0 28/0 Eastern United
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    BISHOPS APPEAL
    30 10 BERLIN. Sept m shops of G.nn I Allied liovi-rnmi-i/ 'irn oi pnsoi. to help rebuild H wMth they po: tram thousand H :hc war and l» 3 f
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      51 10 At_TTie Worl^ GLOBE G.W, DAILY: 3 7 9 15 p.m •CAROLINA BLUES*' Opening To-morrow -BACK TO BATAAN' (John Wayno LIDO N.W DAILY: 3 7 9 15 p.m. "Star Spangled Rhythm" 'Bing Crosby and Co. > Opening Friday "THE SPANISH MAIN" (In Technicolor) SKY G.W« TONIGHT 7 and 9.15 p.m. "SABOTAGE"
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    Singapore Northamptons Beaten In Malaya Command Soccer Final
    180 11 (Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Tuesday. The 96th Field Regiment R.A. (the Royal Devon Yeomanry) from Ipoh emerged champions m the Malaya Command football knockout tournament by virtue of a 3-2 victory m the final over the first Battalion Northamptonshire Regiment from
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    Raub Gold Meeting
    354 11 Raub Gold Meeting Rents prior to the occupation fc d the work done to rehabili- mpany alter the liber- r■ I Hie original lease of the -con- 1 I for a period of fifty i and expired m 1942. At foe outbreak of the war with I' mpany had already
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    Malay's Breach Of Trust
    197 11 -Prom the evidence I am inclined to believe the complainant's story', remarked Magistrate L. C. Goh yesterday, when he convicted a Malay, Surati b. Hussein, on a charge of criminal breach of trust m respect of 82 yards of cloth and three *ti Of crockery. Surati
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    PALESTINE STILL UK's PRIORITY CONCERN
    167 11 PALESTINE STILL UK's PRIORITY CONCERN LONDON, Sept. 8: Palestine remains Britain's priority concern declares Special Correspondent Richard Wyndham m today's "News of the World 1 m commenting on the Palestine Conference due to open here tomorrow "Never even m the history of Palestine has the eve of a conference offered
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    $50,000 Robbery Foiled
    242 11 $50,000 Robbery Foiled Singapore, Tuesday. About $50 000 worth of NAAFI stores which looters might have spirited away from a store m Kee Seng Street was saved by the prompt action of Inspector Elamdin and a party of police from Tr 4 Tijong Pagar police Itation m the early hours,
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    MALAYS MEET RAF on SUNDAY
    103 11 The M.F.A. will meet the Combined RAF XI m a charity soccer match on Sunday. The Combined RAF team had defeated all opponents m recent matches. Mr. M. Hassan has donated 25 nfwter mugs to the players, linesmen and referee. The probable sides will be
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    ASTRAS PRESENT "REBECCA"
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