Morning Tribune, 28 September 1946

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    Masthead
    10 1 MORNING TRIBUNE fdhgf (New Series) 10 CEiVTS URDAY. SEFT. 28JL943.
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    Egypt Rejecting British Proposals: No Last Word Yet
    277 1 27 —Well-informed quarters here beV vptian delegation has decided to re- proposals m the treaty revision W nolet c rejection is expected to be conveyed k m probably be delivered tomorrow to iea d of the British treaty revision deft I I
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    Rubber Controls May Go
    67 1 Rubber Controls May Go 27. The Board spoke: man said today the inter- conference n may reirket of its agenda, h« I a review of rid situation, atur y on mterconsidered rs to be no lon--1 view of the stocks. lid the return time of inevit- v losses Government v?ed
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    5 1 27.-P:, ••rday he "of price
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    Yugoslav Action Against Americans
    141 1 i I BELGRADE, Sept. 27. The U.S. Embassy closed S down the American read- i ing room and library and 1 shut down all functions of the the U.S. Information i Service here at noon yes- terday, on receipt of a note from the Yugoslav I
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    BREAD RATIONING FOR S'PORE
    105 1 BREAD RATIONING FOR S'PORE A. scheme for rationing bread will shortly be introducpd m Singapore by which the popula- tion will be able to select its i weekly ration individually. a* t£ katk of flour or 2 lb. of bread, or 1£ lb. of bread and mx tahilof flour. The
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    32 1 HONGKONG, S< pt. 26—More t/^an 170 people have died m HongKong from simallix)X since thf beC'nn'mg of thn year. Otherf i cd by the disease have boon blind* d or badly disfigured.
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    NEW CALCUTTA RIOTS:MLITARY TOLD TO "SHOOT"
    194 1 NEW CALCUTTA RIOTS:MLITARY TOLD TO "SHOOT" Calcutta, bepi. 27.- The total toll m yesterday 's Hindu-Muslim incidents m Calcutta is seven dead, 22 m hospital with injuries while, according to unofficial rei ports, 13 others received slight injuries. The Chief Minister Mr. H. S. Suhrawardy has ap- pealed to Hindus
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    Less Hope Of Leaguers Joining India Govt.
    91 1 Less Hope Of Leaguers Joining India Govt. NEW DELHI, Sept 27. Political observers here tonight were less hopeful of the likelihood 3f the Muslim League agreeing to enter India's Interim Government. It is possible, however, that Mr. Jinn ah. President of the League, will have another interview with Lord Wavell.
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    Major Dead With Bullet Wound
    59 1 W DKLHI. Sept 27. MaJ v John Stewart Don;- id. political ■nfc m South Wazlristan, tribal riistrici on the north-west fronof India, haa been found d near nk m the Dehra 1 iaJ Kh He had a bull( his bead. Major Donal kidnapped hv triV^mrn
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    21 1 WASHINGTON B pt. 27.— T United BUI ted trios to BC6 for I of a world Inter govern mm* maritime organisation.
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    Windsors For England
    41 1 DUKE OF WINDSOR P ARIS, Sept. 27. The Duke of Windsor is planning to take hi.s Duchess to England next month, i tor the first time since he re- nounced his throne m order to marry her. A.P.
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    GREEK KING RETURNING
    29 1 LONDON. Sept. 27. Kinp George n of Greece left England by plane today to resume thr» throne. He was accompanied by I party of ten. i
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    £20-MILLION ROCKET RESEARCH IN BRITAIN
    43 1 LONDON, Sept 27. -Pr::. spond £20.000.000 to buJd rocket n-soarrh Ifitiflni during thfl roinnuj thn«- y»ni, the Ha// B| prai ta'-s uj.,'uv Thi m a .< r ninpr ootta of th»* fftithwn tr« i I I it«d at £10,000,000.
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    DutchTroopsLard At Batavia
    86 1 Batavla, Sept. 27. -An B& vance party of service troop* arrived from Holland today at Tandjong Priok, Batavia, m the 10,500-ton finer Klipfonte'n. They are to prepare for the arrival here of the main body of the "December Seventh" Divt which [g expected later the year. Rotterdam
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    Sharir In Batavia For Talks
    93 1 Sharir In Bat a via For Talks BATAVIA. Sept. 27. Sharir, Indonesian Premier, rrived In Batavia toda/ frr c i Ucal aesotiatlons with the c i mission-General which is peeted to b»j<in by Scj;t.. 33. Dr. Bharlr oonfem I v;*h Ma.i« r-Gen^rr»! Indonesian Army Cl I f who later left
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      28 1 We refuse to be undersold! II Because we have to dost Buy NAVY BLUE DRIII SHORTS $.».7-» each. Phone 2483 GIAN SINGH 8c CO. 4 Battery lZoad, .^'n^aport.
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    Inspector Describes Running Gun Duel; Passer-By Killed By Shot
    322 2 A vivid account of a gu 1 duel between a police Inspector and a Chinese gun nan which resulted m the death of a passer-by was io!d at the Coroner's Court yesterday, at an inquiry into the death of S. Kolandasamy,
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    Raffles College Reopens Oct. 10
    48 2 Raffles College will reopen on Thursday, Oct. 10. A circular letter to students whose studies were interrupted by the war says they must .report at the College on that aay, while those who desire to live-in are asked to contact the authorities immediately.
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    G-STRINGED NIPS ARE MAKING WOMEN NERVOUS
    188 2 r Asking that Jap PoWs be +i) ary guards hen v v did lential di trials,. T. w Ong at fesi v j> "< meeting f to Nit tin G- \q at w arc r- tups lyinrj about on tennis r.lfHrirj t h *eves.
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    46,158 Vaccinated: There's Still Smallpox In Singapore
    263 2 46,158 Vaccinated: There's Still Smallpox In Singapore Despite a total of 46,158 adults and children having been vaccinated to date against smallpox m Singapore, the outbreak of this disease still continues. figures taoiea at yesterday's Commissioners' meeting showed that there were 16 cases of smallpox m August compared with 10
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    The "Aries" Off Again
    132 2 The Aries" Off Again rhc R A P, record -breaking air- I iraf*. "A: ha.s left Charigi on Bit to the U.K. 11l t: from Australia Is the f a lengtty lecture OUI 1 both to Service and Uvj: itiooi m Aus- i -md i r uiis air- i ißPa'
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    DEATH
    29 2 i/a.'. Un Chi 14 -I" > m on behind l Tan Jin Hoe, Jimmy, T»' "i, \sm n '7 fc*. 126, Albert I vi fcJIl. 1 a) at < r
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    216 Chinese Bodies In S'pore Meet: U.S. China Policy Disapproved
    255 2 216 Chinese Bodies In S 'pore Meet: U.S. China Policy Disapproved The meeting hall of th 3 Singapore Chinese CliJ ber of Commerce was filled to overflowing yesterß with representatives of 216 Chinese bodies who™ to voice their approval of Mr. Tan Kah Kee's ac:j m appealing to President Truman
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    Too Much Crime: Insurers Increase Rates
    333 2 Due to widespread prevalence of thefts m private houses, the householders' tariff suspended early m 1946 has now been re-introduced at enhanced rates. It remains to be seen if the new rates are sufficient to meet present-day risks, declared Mr. J. A. Dean, outgoing
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    Mountbatten Roard Restrictions For 2 Years More
    124 2 Mountbatten Roard Restrictions For 2 Years More Di Missions betw. I pal President, the Din lie Works and the Aviation, will lead to Mcuntbatten Road of the year. Mr. Rayman (Municipal p said yesterday v.,. h jTj batten Road would be open to t9 shortly, some inconvenience »J Still continue
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    Paratroop Mutineers Sentenced
    411 3 Singapore, Friday. tccused of the 258 men of the 13th Para lion recently co ur t-martialled for mutiny >und guilty with (he exception of three men tcaulUed and fre e d on Sept. 17. JCTser Jnces of the remaining 255 were read out n parade at Kiuang
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    AP OFFICER SAID: "I'M TO BLAME"
    176 3 AP OFFICER SAID: "I'M TO BLAME" B 1 Boi.nci guilty on a charge B-i mating British PoWs m Blvngkai ramp, Slam, while B y r engaged m the con-Ht-.T. the Burma-Slam ■ay Spt. Sakano Glnzo. a sergeant, was ■:>■• to five years' imprison- m tl> Third War Crimes Hi. yesterday.
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    TIN BOMBS KILL TWO MALAYS
    105 3 TIN BOMBS KILL TWO MALAYS Two Malay fishermen were killed by .Japanese delayed action bombs which were found floating at sea. Awang b. Ibrahim while fishing at Sultan Shoal on. April 27, saw what he thought was a tobacco tin floating .near his boat. Picking it up, he opened the
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    Opposition To Increase In Assessment Rates
    786 3 Opposition To Increase In Assessment Rates It was entirely unnecessary to take "the treme I dous sLep" of raising the assessment ceiling m Singapore as decided at previous meeting of the Municipal Commissioners, declared Mr. D. K. Walters, centra), figure m a lengLhy Commissioners' debate yesterday on whether or not
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    Stole From Depot
    71 3 A Clerk, Wilfred Yeo, ♦•mployed by the military authoritie at 23 BOD sub-depot, GJ m/> Bukit Tlmah Road was sentenced m the Fouth Police Court yesU rday for theft of motor spare pa: r- from the depot, on Sopt. 2* Yeo was searched on leaving the uremises
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    Prisoner Aids Warder To Quell Outram Rd Prison Revolt
    223 3 Prisoner Aids Warder To Quell Outram Rd Prison Revolt A prison break was attempted by about six Cmnese being held m remand and awaiting trial m w Civil Prison, Outram Road on a Sunday mon we about two weeks ago. The attempt was made aftei^t prisoners were released from their
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    1,000 LABOURERS GO ON STRIKE
    135 3 Demanding increased wages and other concessions, over 1,000 labourers employed by about 50 contractors went on strike yesterday. These contractors undertake repair work for steamer agents and for the Singapore Harbour Board as may be required. The men are claiming term similar to those paid
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    "Keep S'pore Clean" Appeal By Municipal President
    286 3 Urging Municipal Commissioners to help m every way possible the administration of the Municipal Commission, m maintaining law and order and m keepIng Singapore clean and tidy 'hrough public co-operation. Mr. Rayman. the President, declared at yesterday's meeting it would be some timp
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    Morning Tribune SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1946. Tin And Rubber
    369 4 Morning Tribune SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1946. Tin And Rubber '.ATURDAY, fiETTEMBEN 23, 1940 rb c tin price decision ia. been welcomed ana it -m., probable that a. sumption of regulation of iput will become- a live ;> v before long, although do not suppo.se that here will be any necessity
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    LABOUR COMPARED WITH KERENSKY!
    689 4  -  H. L Hopkin OUR LETTER FROM LONDON By FLEET STREET, Sept. 14. It took the authorities nearly a week to g' t going against the instigators or the London Squatter Campaign. Alter days ol threats and "The law must kM respected" pronouncements, i >ur prominent Communist
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    Social Security For Nip
    335 4 TOKTO, Sept. 26.— For the first time m the history of Japan ever> Japanese is to be allowed a minimum standard of life by a Bill recently passed by the House of Peeri (the Upper House) which f will provide Government relief for the unemployed the
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    CABINET CHANGES SOON
    102 4 CABINET CHANGES SOON LONDON, Be] awaited British ?:ow expected to be before Parliament r Oct. 8, according to sources here. Among the possible char. t-rned are War Minister J sen and Air Mim ter Lord c;ate, both of whom, mfcht make way for young The obvious candidate fa Ministry is
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    SHONE LEAVES FOR INDIA
    25 4 BEIRUT, Sept. 26.— Mr >J Shone and his wife left hi today for London before hit now post m India Reuter
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    61 Bandits Killed
    127 4 Creek Civil War I ATHENS, Sept. bandits have been fcffle wounded m five days' operations around Deskati, Macedonia, by the Greek Arir. gendarmerie, it is official!; cod here. The Army and eight killed, nine WOU .nixing. The operation ducted against difi Alleged Communists. ween 1,000 and 1,500
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    GIRAL'S NOTE TO 'BIG FOUR'
    24 4 PAR'S Pru Mm I government t< the Big Four Port to the UnitoH I persecution ai Fi;,. j»i!i. Reuter
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      133 5 i C X.TANG j B VALLEY RCAD AfORE, S.S. fc cf East^rii Ar« -1 crafu. "vaTlous type* of turneries and Max Psctor products. D j "Bismureile Gl'i Sets 1 /;/g Presents, etc ip ALLA BUX CO., rth Bridge Road, Singapo.- Hotel Building) Papers Hook Storo >R BOOKS 3H STREET, I
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      168 5 it's obtainable anywhtrt it's m mpensa HEALTH and VITALITY v > eiitfer GENERAL DEBILITY vbtn a wide range 0/ TONICS i are now available CENTRAL MEDICAL HALL 61/53. Victoria £treet. Eiectricai i United Trading Co., t\ Stamford Road. Singapore [F IT IS ANYTHING 1 I RCTRICAL, PLEASE I CONSULT US.
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      208 5 Hair Dress* Ladies Hair oresstrs, Latesi fashions and Manicure by Mias Anna Majorie Aim Ladies Hair Dre&sing Saloon formerly of Maison Galaxy and Maison Interl&ndl. Keena Building, Orchard Rohd Hotel THE TAVERN Up-to>date Hotel In a Quiri and Cool Locality. Rooms: Luxuriously Furnished Bar: All kinds of Ist Class liquors
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      133 5 v; miration FONCHIN Cc Office 64, WaDlcfc Pt%». PhoTn No. l?r t MiiixAjy ft Electrical OrcttTi*** 3u kluif Bepafren t. C*m«m»> Importer* 00., LTT NEH Si 1 1 m New Design I jHelwaiiiT* 55. North Bridge R^. T.- k^ Sports bji ortih Aiatrailan and Tronic*, r^ Tenrla and BQ-ja*£ ttvaiiabW.
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    Why Grow Old?
    417 6  -  Josephine Lowman bbnnbvmbnm Foot Comfort Q i Dthel a I pu i rm r. it more tl tut I hate to wear bl r without thing 1 ;t up a Abdominal e» plm think onprotnidli i' tnei pri it your age js th it girla aw often
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    Roderick To Defend Title
    66 6 Roderick To Defend Title LONDON, Sept. 26:— Ernie Roderick of Liverpool. British Middleweight champion, will defend his title against Vince Hawkins of Bastleigh, Hear Southampton, at the Albert Ilali on Oct. 28. Ii will be Hawkin's second attempt to wrest the championsiiip from Roderick who gain-da poinf victory ovei tin
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    Heath sentenced to death
    421 6 Cou wnity pica fail LONDON, Sept. 26.— Neville George Cl< vely Heafo 29-year-old civil air pilot was sentenced to ,^»2 Old Bailey to-day after a jury of ten men and two wq. men had found him guilty of murdering Mrs. MaraS Gardner at Notting Hill Hoiol,
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    U.S. Goods Flood Soviet Town
    73 6 STALINO. Sept. 14, (di I Paul White, chi< UNRRA mission said the cea DNBI fc^d shipments would i altj i rtag a I and other proteins In 1 bass region m eai m other arrangem "About next March UNH goods will be off ration. I
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    DUSK-TO-DAWN CURFEW IMPOSED
    50 6 DUSK-TO-DAWN CURFEW IMPOSED JERUSALEM, So I Gen. R. N. Gale, Con Fin* British Infantry Div: clamped down ft dv ftw on an area m Nort which includes the coa between Haifa and Tel Kw\ rite landing spot for nonmigrmat ships. No reason far been giv^n fo; rh Reuter dhj dhj
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      174 6 j LIT All^fElt EXCLUSIVE IN MALAYA TO THE MORNING TRIBUNE The Uninvited By Al Capp (-SHE'S SO VE£>, PUPUTANIA- «k^ -AND THIS IS^Y^f H W\V AH WANiTS TME GOWN IS 1 > THAT FLASH B^J REFINED, 7 THAT GOWN TM EL FINEST T'GIT A IV 1W ftUlWFn^^ WAS A LEMON
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    The Stars In Reality: Behind Hollywood Scenes
    475 7  -  Henry Gris Hollywood Gossip by Morning Tribune I Cor res. m Hollywood. HOLLYWOOD— The world d a Hollywood film studio may be of glamour and y t when you walk down a studio street, as we did— snapping pictures right and left you
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    'STARS IN ATTLEDRESS AT CHANGI
    111 7 'STARS IN ATTLEDRESS AT CHANGI B London WS MidB uroat X c of Ml H t nighti Hfi I at B Scout reKn to Introduce B eight-piece Bj able direction of Bw iVa on there t items of B and lies, hiphB Reg Vavney B London whose B o part-time
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    German PoW's Leave U.K. For Home
    271 7 Cl ILCHESTER, B< pt, 16.— The Mrst batch >[ Qerman prisoner! of war <500> to return home under the new repair. a scheme set out irom the big £s x transil t Be] 'hurch r lay, Thursd y -.IK Lud< d mi n from
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    PRINCESSES PINED
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    NEW COINS For BRITAIN
    20 7 NEW COINS For BRITAIN m X H ore nick"l, X H lecesm h It is (1 before ParH H present.
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    New Soviet Attack On UK Troops In Java
    196 8 LONDON, Sept. 27.— Commenting on the Sovie proposal m the Security Council that member states Of the United Nations should .supply information regarding their own forces on foreign territory, Dr. Lemin, official Soviet broadcaster Speaking over Moscow Radio last nigh*, said their
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    LOOTED GOODS RETURNED
    35 8 BERUK, Sept. 26. -The iii>f normal return of shipments to the Soviet Union, n-.storlntf obectfl looU-d by tbe Nazis during lh<- occupation, were announced by ihe American military t;nv- I mmfTit.- A.P.
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    German Secret Documents
    114 8 WASHINGTON. Sept 26 tc Department officials l hey were planning to publish xet documi nta al the German Foreign Office m a -l volumt i which expose the gri sslve nature of Naa many's diplon u\ Offldalf ejcpressed the hope that other major Allied pow< R Ruooia.
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    SIR WILLIAM AYLING
    40 8 LONDON, M.—Tlm death is announced today at the age of 79 A Sir William Ayling, who was one of the Judgep of the Hijrh Court of ViiK'ra-- for L 2 ycarv iwitii he retired In 1924.- Reuter
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    VERA ARDMORE'S GOSSIP COLUMN
    749 8 VERA ARDMORE'S GOSSIP COLUMN IN NEXT WEEK'S REVUE B Stardust ...her that tune? It was always one of my favourites and I see it has been choen for the Revue which will be running at the Victoria Theatre next week. This is an all Services show, produced by the RAF's
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      283 8 Try This AMERICAN ANSWER )O j Crossword Puzzle across :-g Voictalc rod M"b'P^El iP^QiEI iaTq I fL VS'ei.t up 1 van W A> P r E LW U E^^T- 'j Port f, 1., -h Collections MJEittjl TMSITiSIE P EjP 1? -Con.r. (ted -.vingfl JfiU;N i .cHw a'Ap*^ U -IndeflMlw hHk\>
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    Nehru To visit Ceylon
    146 9 n r for 1 aaJ Affairs and C uth Reiati n., t day Neliru d fd ir r i "We have tr'ed and prep se to try our utmost to approach I •h I all «jv In the mtf.T.m. t enment o r i the indone
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    FINANCIAL REFORM IN GERMANY
    168 9 FINANCIAL REFORM IN GERMANY WASHINGTON. Sept 2G— The Jnited States has proposed a three-point financial reform m Germany which would replace the present Reich marks with a new type of currency as a step toward combatting inflation. Government officials said the plan would involve a virtual repudiation of the 400
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    Big Drug Ring Investigation
    30 9 'j RTOTI B r v i.- criminal \*-m of t '< i i ;i bit? d and I raid <>n the Of mor- nd oth»r d Reuter
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      77 9 |J OCRACY FREEDOM! CHINAS DEFENCE f& N^a^ AGAINST A CRUEL WAR I FORCED UPON HER 1 Adaptation By A NATION HAVING 1/ PEARL S. BUCK'S N O MORALS! I |SSS'eS»'. -MiII AUOIV fc. r '^>J- Farmer's Forebearance and Faith K)MLY: 30 a.m.— 1.15 p.m. 4 6.45—9.30 p.m. W- Midnight To-Night
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      97 9 CATHAY TS? 12 HILARIOUS SONGS. SERENADES! Smi ill OAKli] f .yfpCESAR ROMERO 1 M\ CAROLE lANDIS I^OOOOJ HERMAN TO-NIGHT MIDNIGHT A WORLD-FAMOUS ADVENTURE CLASSIC COMES ROARING TO THE SCREEN. i Joel NcCIEA I Hw3Xf f Brian DONLEVY- Sonny TOFTS tic 7SeA*u4U>&t, At The Worlds riI.OBE G.IV, Daily: 3—7—0.15 pjn. "TARZAN
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    Our Special rood Markets Report
    560 10 1 L > <^. <our Mark 1 C Foodstuff Prices. lleehoon 1 price., remained unchanged Jfesu^rday and a t*m inquiries were reported. Siamese best quality wa s quoted at $110 per picul, Indo-Chinese, Amoy and Kedah qualities at $105, $110 and $95 respectively. Yesterday^> quotati
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    Arab Delegates Entertained
    99 10 i LONDON, Btpt. 27. -I Li Brttlita Qov«mmmt yesterday arrniiireil r..\ 6*J» (jf iP^cW nt.-rtainmr -nt I th» Arab fetofttiOlll to vhei PftlCttUlC Conference. l%i firs', of th<» ev»»ntn «tl l' ri rat€ showing tost nlfht of There h fchc Olory." the Mtifh-mMi film of Ul« rMlint
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    Rubber Market
    15 10 I la] or" d were reported Ui b liar i on "> the < 4.;
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    FREE TIN MARKET NEXT YEAR?
    148 10 LONDON, Sept. 26: The Bri tish Government fixation 9f Malayan and Nigerian tin prices at roughly the same level as the United States agreed to pay for Bolivian tin (which Britain meets for Bolivia's Patino tin) prepares the way for an international tin conference m
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    Home Football
    32 10 LONDON, Bept. Football r« THIRD DIVISION < Southern Norwich City t, Crystal Palace 'i RUGBY UNION Rugb? Northampton 8. RUGBY LEAGUE RUGBY LEAGUE (County watch) Cumberland 9, Yorkshire It*— j Reuter
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    Gunman shot dead in Battle with Police
    255 10 Gunman shot dead in Battle with Police I Singapore, Friday. A Chinese gunman who fought a runninf batile with members of a police radio Car was shot dead m the Kallang river, last night. The incident started when the members of the radiocar, which was stationary hi Lorong 3, Geylang,
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    Free Rubber Prospect Cheers Local Market
    268 10 (By Our Financial Correspond The market is cheered by the prospect of rubber market m the very near future. Although it is believed possible that the market at the opening will r-how a set-back m price, there is great confidence that provided the Government
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    HOME SOCCER FIXTURES
    254 10 HOME SOCCER FIXTURES LONDON, Sept. 26.-ftotbiHi "Uirej for this Week: SEPT. 30 SECOND DIVISION Burnley v. Barnslcy. GLASGOW CUP-FINAL Rangers v. Clyde. INTERNATIONAL M.V AT DUBLIN Eire v. England. OCT. 2 \rstnal v. Sparta ft, •//"choslovckia. Uet. 8 SECOND DIVISION -wp.nsea v. Soothampttm THIRD DIVISION (SOtm ffottfl County v. Port
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    Sister Killed In Crash After Party
    597 11 I bow Nursing Sister Mavis Ivy Jones ken back to her quarters after atthe Serg-ants' mess at Changi, susto which she later succumbed as a sion between the three-ton truck m travelling and another vehicle at SigCoast Road, was told before First District ePaui
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    "ROCKLITES" SOCCER
    80 11 The following have been select r i to pl^V soccer for the "Rncklitos" today at 5.15 p.m. linst No. 1 British Transit tnp 'ALFSFA>. at Nor- So n :ri<i. Tran-oort will l^ave Roxv Theatre and junction (l f yloTi Road at 3.45 run.: V ntelro Ton Enp Chia,
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