Morning Tribune, 19 September 1947

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    7 1 MORNING TRIBUNE i t:\rs H i 1047
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    Ons' Clothes: Bate Facts
    32 1 Ons' Clothes: Bate Facts 3RD, B«P< 18 S>r rip* jaid today that sh people would by 12 per he home market would id" wher he gave dj-" Kport Urget« tn« 'oolen Reuter
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    FREE BURMA IN JANUARY
    88 1 London. Sept. 18.— Burma will emerge as a "completely independent republic" m January, 1948, Lord Listowell, Secretary of State for Burma, jevealed today. The "Burma Independent B:ll" will be introduced m the British Parliament's next session, which convenes on Oct 20, Lord Listowell said. Lord Listowell
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    IRWIN JONES TO HANG
    97 1 IRWIN JONES TO HANG I- a n i iit i of v v *<n I m Oli'l I i to d> d Li hi I, n day* Th I m media t( m tht 1 1 < dv t unnntOK (he lock-Hill, otii niship I am mi' guilty I MMH
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    600 STORE TROOPS RIOT
    237 1  -  LIM KENG HOR <By thr News Editor/ Ceylon Labour Corps Damage Camp Buildings, Wreck Canteen Five hundred men of the Ceylon Labour Pbneer orps, who arrived recently to replace Japanese Suricndered Personnnel working for the Army, rioted on Wednesday night at their tamp m Reformatory Road
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    KAMA WILL AID
    10 1 ti, Sept 18. Britain m I here
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    TKOV TO DUE
    15 1 lept. 18. rhe Bu: \X Of Ap; i the rl on I
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    1,000 RILLED
    27 1 I\ Sept. 18 e«ng o! the Japanese a> field today to plan millions made I rods followin the T h roll from the floods 2
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    WHALES KILLED
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    IT'S HABIT
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    ASIAN PEACE
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    PILOT DRUNK?
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    EXECUTED
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    "Commonwealth Road"-UK Urged
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    MYSTERY SHIP
    35 1 •SHANGHAI. Sept. 18. Mys'iav surrounded the whereabouts of the Sortel re»Mon ship Ilyitch reported hv f| mthorities to bo JtUl m Vladivostook" ard by »ese authoritios to be 'i'>rod outsidp Woomn a Reuter
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    BAN LIFTED
    36 1 Aires. Sept. 18.— The Mine Government today Initially UTted its almost total ban on imports imposed on t 21 after Britain suspen ling convert. bility. the al Bank an m a c immuniqu Reuter
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    To Clear UK's Last Minefield
    67 1 PLYMOUTH DEVON. Sept. 18.— A British mir.e-sweeping flotilla sailed from here today to clean up the last uncleared minefield off Britain's coast 100 feet below the surface ten miles out from Hartland point m the r.orth coast of Devon. This anti-submarine field was designed to
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    Wants Mosley Jailed
    59 1 LONDON. Sept. 18. The London Trades Council, representing 650,000 trade unionists, today called for a government ban on all Fascist activity, the imprisonment of Sir Oswald Mosley, former leader of the British Union of Fascists and the banning of anti-Semitism. These demands werg made m a memorandum
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    CRASH DEATHS
    32 1 ACKLINGTON, Nor thumb*' rlund, sept. 18. it wag «n--nounced this morning that two airmen were killed when their Mosquito aircraft crashed at Aeklirgton K<>val Air Force station m Northumberland yesceidav.
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    "THREAT" FLAYED
    32 1 MANCHESTER, Scpl 1* The "tin Bti Zaflullah Khan, the if;i<i»M ot (h»> Pakistan delegation to th<> United Nation* General bnnjj th 6 IP< the Xiitions wtLM m liberal Man- U.P.
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    Strike Averted
    41 1 LONDON, Sept. 18. The threa* of another stoppage of work m the south Yorkshire coalfiends where the stn;;e just ended cost the nation 600,000 tons of coal was averted today when 6,000 workers withdrew their notices to strike Reuter
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    LINK WITH NELSON
    31 1 WIMRLFDON. Surrey, Sept. 18 MJ ii ElllUj ll' P probably the .hnt of the "i (> n who fou Trafalgar, has died at Wimbledon m h« r 90th year.
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    No Television .In Abbey For Princess' Wedding
    85 1 No Television .In Abbey For Princess' Wedding LONDON. Sept. 18. The weddin:; ceremony of F» incess Elizabeth and L'eutenant Philip Mountbatten at Westminster Abbey on November 20 will not be televised. Noi will any newsieel film be taker of the procession within the Abbey. These decisions have been taken by
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    125 MPH Gale
    75 1 PALM BEACH, Florida, Sept. 18. A great hurricane with wind.s of 125 miles per hour smashed down on Florida's Gold Coast scarring Miami, Palm Beach resort area, and spreading havoc hall" the length of the State. Teen-age boys were reported to be looting Miami ano West Palm
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    Unity Keynote Of Royal Wedding Celebration Plans In Singapore
    366 1 On Wednesday September 17th a meeting of public representatives v\as held under the Chairmanship of the President of the Municipal Commissioners, to discuss Singapore's Plans for celebrating the Princess's wedding on November 24th The following attended: J. M. N. Pike Wing
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    Story Of Alibi Difficult To Accept, Says Judge
    893 2 IRWIN JONES SEN'TENCFD TO DEATH on Irwin Oliver Jones, 38 ye round mult- tie murder ice Fox. was pas by Mr JtlStl ocfc Hill at (he Eighth As.v The is unanimous. The .special jury tired to delfb I 12.12 p.m At 1.15
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    Failed To Report To Police: Gets 6 Months RI
    33 2 Failed To Report To Police: Gets 6 Months RI I by O: Third Mr. F. '.i wh r. ktli.ig >)ur B •> change ir.g wa Wed i was 9 Road He v. trous imprisonment.
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    COSTLY NAP
    44 2 57 year-old Now York led the Atlantic m plane cvi 1,., 11(1 I"v.- ft» it licked. I llk<> '<>!>. 11l fly backward and forwards b«twi London and N«-w York if I van The drone of the «n*iues sends m«- to sl»« n Reuter
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    Malayan Airways Pane Storm, Lands On Poad
    87 2 Malayan Airways Pan e Storm, Lands On Poad Il'OH -On Monday, a I van Airways "A r I SUI landing on the main Ipoh road Ju i the n i ppearj that the plane on it ta H;i»i Kual.i Lumpur and on arrival nt thr latter station, it found the
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    CEYLON ELECTION
    82 2 COLOMBO. Sept 18.; een members of the last State Council, inciujj former ministers, nave been defeated at the I Ceylon's first general under the new consul Twer.ty-cne member* to be elected before Se the final polling date lon's "staggered elect* 92 candidates have their deposits of 1,0 0
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    ASKANIA WORKS DOWN
    23 2 BERLIN L{ nia Optical States W* whose din facing v Sg iol. RuMtai i With nnn, en of th( Reuter
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    COURT HEARS OF POLICE? TO CAPTURE ARMED BAND
    169 2 COURT HEARS OF POLICE? TO CAPTURE ARMED BAND Kuala Lumpur, Wed Tw Wong &ze Lii 8 I m ruing at a preliminary inquiry which having, conspired H civ iok to commH ying arms. Mr W. F. Staffurd. A.S.P. o" tbe C.I I) In t\ suited that on JU 7-45 p.m..
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    G-G To Attend Chinese Opera
    315 2 (Tribune Staff Reporter) On Saturday and Sunday ni^jht, Sep:. 20 and 21, at 7.30 p.m.. amateur Chinese operatic perfornances will be staged at the Happy World by the combined efforts of four amateur musical and dramatic associations of the Teochew community m Singapore. This is
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      23 2 fOLD CLOTHES fttADE Nrvv: Ay D/*v Cleaning, Oyritii < Invisible Mendii 'he WASHINGTON DRY CLEANINC CO. 412. Ofcbfttd Rd rclephoru* ***** Sinffunom •aflfl Uelivory
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    vt Vetoes PRO'S Participation in Public Debate
    827 3 vt Vetoes PRO'S Participation in Public Debate Minimi aicd Interference L/z > \d\ 'isory Councillor nt was idvis A: H P. tarj eplj s interlo the Issue m aspects o! th r< Etsoe have definitely be ttfctl." Mr. Bryson -^id to the recent statement Malayan Democratic i their proposal to
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    quel To Lin Ah Liang Funeral: MPAJA President Charged
    140 3 quel To Lin Ah Liang Funeral: MPAJA President Charged Of Procession Rules Alleged I Pies AntJ Japanns,- A .my. ioni chi ig n of i the noo,, Ifwit M Philip Hoftllft' ;.(•> Mi Hoallm iUted thml ht had Instructed to defend m thia 111 tn< i Police court lie H
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    "Enroll"! Leading S'pore Clergymen Tell Their Parishioners
    230 3 "The people of Singapore will be faced m the ir future with the grave responsibility of electnu representatives to M* *i«t m the Govi-n meat ot' the Coloi y Tht- work of enrolling elector: has already begun but people vi genera] are itis^iayin»
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    FIRST CAR THEFT THIS MONTH
    96 3 The first car to be stolen this month was spirited away from Its garage m Holland Road on Wednesday night. The car, a Hillman "10" bearing number RN 3777, was used by Major Angus Forrest of the Royal Marines, who has an office m the
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    Shop Robbed While Inmates Sleep
    99 3 (From Our Own Reporter.) Penang, £ept. 16.— Articles and show cases to the value of $2,529 were lound missing by the proprietor of the Central Shoe Store at No. 134, Campbell Street m the early hours of yesterday morning when he came down from upstairs
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    OAG To Inspect Trice Tag' Shops
    80 3 H.E. the Officer Administering the Government will tour certain sections of the town to inspect "Price-Tag" shops on Friday. He will leave Government House at 3 p.m. and proceed to Orchard Road, Market, Stamford Road. North Bridge Road, High Street, Raffles Square, Change Alley,
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    Hawkers Fined
    46 3 A total fine of $270 was yesterday, at the Fourth Police Court, imposed on ten Chines*, including three women, when they pleaded guilty to erecting stalls m different streets, without permission, on Wednesday For hawking ice-cream without licences, three men ureifi (ach fined $25.
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    "EUROPE CLAMOURING FOR S-E ASIA GOODS"
    494 4 Spore Businessman 1 lunks Sweden Best For Books (Tribune Staff Reporter) Mr. C X (').< U-ki pore ha turned from Euro During m., v >. tv hai avail -ci himself ol every opportunity the paper markei »n order to the doss bilities of bringl]
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    FOWL THIEF GETS 2 WEEKS' R.I.
    145 4 Thoi :i u n i ten chtckf hid b«« n until the „iti- th poultry, was brought to Lei by I i ioi nlng bin Sulaiman, age \ii L C r.-.h at n Mam--; Coui n^ th|l it 1 i m. Inspectoi i Ing,
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    Pg. Rubber Work Accept Pay
    184 4 (From Our <>\ Vn K epo| Penang 1 rubber fad ri at p:esJ Hock Co., and Lee RuibJ Ltd.. which had I close down v the contJ and workers would 1 a certain cut m their pa] come to an agreement wi Contractors to have
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    CORONER'S MISADVENTURE FIN IN MALAY STREET BLAZE
    35 4 CORONER'S M ISADVENTURE FIN IN MALAY STREET BLAZE that Tli the bottoi Inquiry Into tl Coronei Iffi vv. o. 1 |m •d i sirvling of Mi m of Mr rson wr«n Cflftlinailv for causing th<
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    Juvenile Looter Pleads "Let Me Go Home & Support My Father"
    223 4 Juvenile Looter Pleads "Let Me Go Home Support My Father" Eight juvenile looters were convicteu by the Magistrate Mr. B. L Chua yesterday at the Juvenile Court ami sentenced to varying terms of detention ir. the S.A. Home. The boys were said to have stolen 11 pieces of canvas valued
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    RAFFLES COLLEGE FIELD Ail AFTER YESTERDAY'S STORY
    176 4 RAFFLES COLLEGE FIELD A il AFTER YESTERDA Y'S STORY fell i Hundred! i lans and tanders took shelter In fh need gi dirliculty m gett.n^ to their d I BC urorken luid t< their nnd il, Ta\: drlvei did fl< busin Several wn were looded especially along th Bridge Roud
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    ACCUSED IN GUNNY THEFT CASE DISAPPEARS $1,OOO BAIL ESTREATED
    136 4 Si ntence <>f six months rigorous Imprisonment was pas* yesterday, at the Second District, Court, on Slew An^ Khoo, a Chinese, accused of ih«> theft oi nine small tfunny sacks and a l;u bale of cloth marked "228 8.0.D.", on March
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    Assizes Trial For Young Chine On Arms Charge
    119 4 Ng. Bnh Yam. a young C elusion ol 2 preliminary inquiry |nt tjhe iSeventl order d by the Magistrate, Mr. c 6. de Banzi. nd trial on a eh urge ol p and ii on Jun< 12 H)o m two Anothei Chinese,
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    Marshall
    96 5 I I I by- I I I I tion ■llismniibX B w.uki r;:i -1 id e whether the com- uid beci n I v n where the I i ■r m :li'.ary act:* wh.cn Kuty Council must dp Kuld be subject to th 3 H, Mr. Marshall's plan. X
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    Ihdia Tragedy Must End'—Mrs Pandit
    69 5 Ihdia Tragedy Must End'— Mrs Pandit Flushing Meadows, New York", s < pt 17.— M Lakshml Pandit, leader of the Irviian ciele•i to ih»> United Nation < m^ here dec"AH l,< in>; t;ik*-n by nment to Wring tin rtoti undei control Wt hope thai the madneM which h;i.s IT1U(|1 fufferlng
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    Broadside On Russian Veto
    419 5 Bro ad side On Russian Veto SEW PLAN FOR WORLD PEACE Cvi: the Anglo-Ameiu-can policy towards German declared: 'Speedy u-t'on G rmany means 3 else but a repetition it the intakes committed betwei two wars and their are contrary l<> euU ol peace and IKcurity not only for Germanys b(
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    International Force Plan To Be Tested In Greece
    193 5 NEW YORK, Sept. 16 A United States plan which may result m an international police fare? to protect Greece against Balkan aggression has been prepared for submission to the Uni ted Nations Organisation General Assembly, it was learned to-night. It suggests a
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    UK's First Indian Factory Surgeon
    84 5 LONDON, sept 17. Mahatma Gandhi's doctor during Oardhrp visii to Lor don for the Indian Round Table Cor fereriv 14 >cars ago. Dr C L. Katialj has bmi appoint e«l factory surgeon lor the city of London rust mdian to nol(l mis pOst. Dr. Katial.
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    "Only To Stimulate Discussion"
    51 5 "Only To Stimulate Discussion" 17 Foreign th Secretary Erne Bevin'a propo al that the Unit ribuU <i hoard Fort Kno made solely to tnulate on I? i) c McApUne, priva 1. (?avr i i OM „i i<, nark before th«> Trade Union the Aral omcial Po •nni'iit o ri th.-
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    38 5 TELUK ANSON, Sept. 16.— Immigrant Read, one of the narrowest roads m town, was the scene of a fatal accident m which a Chinese boy of 12 was killed on the spot yesterday when he was undev down.
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    EMPIRE UNION FIXED
    188 5 LONDON, Sipt 17 A British Commonwealth and Empire Customs Union has i lieen accented as part Of Hritish Goverr merit's trc.de policy, ti was authoritatively learned m London tonight. Dominion financial tsptrtt, now m the capital examining with British Treasury officials the general dollar situation, li:.ve had
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    Miami Mauled By Hurricane
    87 5 Miami Mauled By Hurricane Miami, Fltrida, S ut. 17. About 10.000 refugees wero re pcrted by Un ted States Coast guacd (officials today tc have nYu from Ljwer Florida'^ Lak Okee chobee area threatened by ocean flooding, as 120 m.p.h. winds mauled the east c^ast m thy* j wcrst hurrican?
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    1OO Fleeing Refugees Killed
    191 5 1OO Fleeing Refugees Killed MF,W DS]L''T S«nt. 17. It was unn <"-c-,i officially today that non-Muslim refugee cam van whs ■•tt'^pii m Soot 14 hy a large Muslim mob near Lvallpur. p'>kv?n-. estimate* of caaualttei to the refugees were ICO killed «n.i 100 wounded. Forty of the mob were shot
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    S.A. REPLIES TO INDIA CHARGES
    491 6 W voiiK, Sept. iv South AfrJ i port to the Unit i hci dispute with India ovei the treatment ol Indians m the Union a the an Oov< rnn ent had baroken nents rnationally binding" nor had violated &ny prin \\)c United Nations Charter The
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    Blitzed Europe First
    68 6 \i><>.\\ Sept it The International Bank and Monetary Fund should lay emphaiii on reconstructing the wai damaged countriei of Europe, Hugh 1); Hon. LJritain's Chancellor <>t the Exchequer and retlruig chairman, said at today's final teuton of the twin Bretton Wocnis institutions. "Other countries I am sure,
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    U.S.-U.K. TARIFF TALKS: "TIME WASTED"
    100 6 U.S.-U.K. TARIFF TALKS: "TIME WASTED" NEVA, S.'pt 1, Mr \Vil(Sayton, head o, the United delegation to the Intema tionai trade conference here la to confei with Sir Stafford Crlppa, Brltiih PreaMtonl <>f Urn Board <>( Ti.nl- m London on, m an eifort to reach agreement m th<-h-okon down, Kinplre-Unitr<i I
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    "Death Railway" to be reh with Australian timber
    92 6 SYDNEY. (Air Ma.D— Au&t r the rebuilding of the "Death The four-mastrd barque Pa>sat :s loading railway sleepers it Bunbuiy, West Australia, for Port Swettenham, Malaya. Thouiandi o- Bth. Aust: Division troops lost their li\ building th« Burma-Sam railw I when orisonen
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    CUTTER FOUND
    44 6 JERSEY, Sept. 17 The French outtei Cormorant, feared lost after setting out on a fishing trip with 16 people including six women aboard yesterday v orning. was i fount! by a lifeboat six miles Ckfl Jersey today with all passengers safe. Reuter
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    Strike Threat
    46 6 Strike Threat LONDOI today have all, o work* shut all of r. |j with moi British tny than the] GrimcUioiji. tppoage. Th e with trawa] ,-i t k notices for Sepi 26 wen nou reed at a 1 the deputing with membe the National Coal Board-
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    81 STORE TRADERS BLACK-LISTED
    260 6 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Eighty-one Singapore merchants and traders are on the 'black-list' of the Import and Export Department. Invoices of their imports are carefully scrutinised by the Department's officials and should any suspicion arise as to their intergity certain items may be refused import permits. A
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    HO CHIH MIN EXECUTED?
    103 6 SHANGHAI. Sept. 18. The Chinese morning paper. Shun Pao. m a dispatch from Hongkong claimed today that French authentic- m Indo-China have captured and beaded Ho Chih Mm. the Vietnamese leader. Th dispatch did not mention when and where he was captured and executed, but clnimed
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    HE BURNT H OWN CHILD
    74 6 \RDIFI- Sept 17 Welsh hillside today tribah paid to Dr. William Price, i geon who I iz^ fci the body ol son before »1 cm churchgoers creiratlon m i Delegates nua! ference of i oi Britain foday visil and unveiled a tor's men The confer*
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    CYMA OFFICER
    46 6 At the n members ot the C.V of Our Lady n in c were c!e the enculi P l Anthony; C. Anthony, H Mr. S. Pierre Mr G. Lourd< Mr. S. A. V. N Mr J. Plerr Mr. J. D«vid Mr. D. A. 1
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    KOREA BEFORE
    24 6 Wash m: notic- ot 1 Uon to refe. 1 to the Unit I Assembly I I Robert Lovetl H cow today Reuter
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    Agentine Maize
    63 6 LIVERPOOL. Si'i't. 17. The we. k- i ly Com Trad«« News said today that BuTO|>6 must OllOfl tliOrc depend on Arßenttna for a roirular supply of m.iiz.. and that, although d.'liverli-s had been slow. their are ground! for expecting ala movement m the tart half of the season
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    French Fires Probe
    46 6 PARIS Be pi Hiithoii- hrou(houl i todHy nn app<al |i |M nment to m- the wave of flrrs tdroiißhout the land. Tho .f forest land. n« well (w rr<>p«, and «t«>< I and wood vulu.d it mllHonn of fmnc^ havf born d- Reuter
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      24 6 SATURDAY ?Oth SPECIAL DINNER Including Shark's Fin Soup also POH PIA and Iced ('hcndol Served From 12 noon to Midnight PV^*/Hf T FLYING MODELS •>*
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    YING HIGH WITH MR. DURBIN
    802 7  -  Henry Gris b y ~~n I Tribune Correspondent m H«H>*ood i m roih Ah* m The him, r home m to him; :intinal rawling the ellow yelI had ndow. litII took „.pt B 1 P m all mj -r-**-ed Blightl> ann i i inquired what
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    The Whiskers Club
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    POLICE STILL SEARCH FOR 5 MISSING MEN
    107 7 Sitiawi disapp* <>i nv<- Chir.- I l'antai Remil i<>: whom the local nducting an extensive search an<! the discovery a <Jead body believed to be thai oi one of the hv.- missing p» 1 m the i >.**. ll' Couil nin»- the dock
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    Hot Favourite Wins
    17 7 CURRAH, EH \!y Kh pigram the Irirti s« L«K eI ?un V Re uter
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    Russia's UNO Team Plays "Follow My Leader" & Skips Customs
    161 7 Russia's UNO Team Plays "Follow My Leader" Skips Customs NEW Yor:K. s- ut 10 Immigration impeeton h»d JuMcompkttd i|m cxmination oi U nited Nation* delegations fr om various countries who anive.l aboard th t "Quoen Elizabeth" tnciay. wlmi one uf them lo<>ke«i uround suddenly an<l asked. "Where are the Russians?"
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    Stymie Golf Rule Stays
    74 7 LONDON, Sept. 16.— The stymie rule m golf is neither to be altered or abolished. This was decided at the autumn business meeting of the Royal and Ancient Golf Club of Saint An* drews, today. The meeting arrived at l hls decision after consideration of replies
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    SIAMESE CHARGE D'AFFAIRES
    40 7 BANGKOK. Sept. 17. Thanad Komanfra who was named the Siamese Charge tl'Affairs to the Indian Union will proceed 10 Delhi on Sept. 29. He was recently Charge d'Affaires.io Wa>hirgton and took part m the border negotiations. Reuter
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    HOLLYWOOD MAN FOR BOMBAY
    32 7 HOLLYWOOD MAN FOR BOMBAY HOLLYWOOD. Sept. 17.— Mr. John Austin, :.n executive m th< R..dir«-r> and Hammerstein Ho jrwood Production Office, n If for Bomla> t-. ;>r..(j;i.» and direct featui Limited Reuter
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    Contravened Health Laws
    292 7 About twenty penona {i with Municipal Summon PJJJ flnei. m the sth Court. yesterday before the Magistrate. Mr- a. P. Jack, lor contravening Health for letting up unauthorised stalls at Phiilip Street. IgO Chinese hawkers. Tco Lay In and Tan Ah Xia t were *Wl lined $10
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    MORNING TRIBUNE Mediation In China
    311 8 MORNING TRIBUNE Mediation In China London Agent* Mes*r», Colm Turner Ltd., Tnihnt iimts< M. St Martin* Lam W.C I'HIDAY, SKPT. 19, 1947. A few days ago Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek 111 a speech to the Kuomintang Central Executive Committee ami the San Mm Chu I Youth Corps attacked Chinese officials for
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    214 8 Smcc the day (Gen.) George Marshall intervened m China about two years ago relations between the Communists and the Kuomintang have deteriorated. In fact the between the two factions is as wide as it was before the Sino-Japa-nese war, when foreign powers intervened diplomatically m China
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    Germany:Communistie Or Democratie?
    571 8 Germany:Communistie Or Democratie? Divided Germany is also ideologically torn betw American style of Democracy and Russian Communis American who recently surveyed conditions m C^rm L man y tori the War Department is of the opinion that a derici tUbl °n W|[| I have to be made soon by the Germans.
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    Automatic Newspaper Wrappers
    114 8 Machine that folds and wraps newspapers and periodicals at *he rate of 2.000 an hour, is an Australian invented and manufactured urit of value to publishing departments of newspapers It is a compact unit. 2 ft. 6 io^.. x 2 ft*. 6 ins. x 2 ft., and
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    X-Ray for lung Operation
    94 8 A stereoscopic fluorscope to help Surgeons m removing foreign bodies from the lungs has been made m Melbourne, Aus- 1 tralia. First of it s kir.d m Australia. |1 s ;i development of ovei earchi I m X-ray. By Using i mirror with a flu cope,
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    Surveying Himalaya's Snow
    139 8 Surveying Himalaya's Snow New Delhi, "By Ail "Within the present ye; I boards will appear high up the slopes of the Himalayas mark ing snow-survey sites v. future years will yield i of the annual snowHimalayas," says Dr. J. Church, the well-known American expert m hi I submit ted to
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    HESE "KINGS" LIKE COMPANY
    595 9  -  Oswald Henry fiskn /'*<' l 0 be almc m Ol ll lC bUI so u s by >^ > i Ibls .pany ol other [erring to do ungUngby itself, or toes m paii lv r eas >n wny, one hardly ever ore man a couple ol
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    Dutch Hypnotist Spoilt Symphony Concert—For 500 Guilder Bet
    295 9 Dutch Hypnotist Spoilt Symphony Concert— For 500 Guilder Bet AMSTERDAM. Sept. 16. This is ;i story attested to by many stolid Dutch burghers. It begins m a railroad train mnning from Rotterdam to Dordrecht last week. One passenger-no one seems able to give an exact description of him mentioned rather
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    "Britain Cannot Beat Russia In Atom War"
    113 9 London, Sept. 17: Professor N. F. Mott. 42. one of Britain's most brilliant atomic >rirnUst, declared that England could never hope to defeat Russia by herself m an atomic war. and declared that h, scientific colleagues and the British public will soon have
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    13 9 BERLIN. Sepl 17 A rKrecmont, American zone In < 11. M Reuter
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    Woman of 74 tells magistrate: 'Impossible (or me to steal"
    161 9 A 74-year-old Chinese wonmn. Lia ri Tha m appt-ar-d on Wediu.s- I day before the Fourth Poin-e Mam.-jtrate. Mr. R J.C. Wait, „w a charge of house-breaking. Sin- was alleged to have broken Into a -hcd at the 223 8.0.D.,
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    Vote Of Censure
    88 9 Canberra. Sept. 17.— Mr. Robert Menzies. leader of the Opposition, today moved a vote of censure against the Australian Government m the House o c Representatives on the rejection by Mr. Joseph Chifley, the Prime Minister, of his request for a referendum on the Government's proposal .to
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    Ceylon may stop rubber subsidies
    128 9 Ceylon may stop rubber subsidies COLOMBO Sept. 17. The Ceylon government is contemplating fh«! withdrawing of subsidies to rubber producer! because of the drain on revenue from nibbi port; 11 was learned today Th« government has beer, buying rubber at 65 Ceylon cents per pound for top grades with corresponding
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    Army Chiefs Confer
    52 9 ATHENS, Sept. 17.— The Oreek Defence Council today discussed measures for the strengthening of the Army at a meeting attended i y Major General Sir Steward Ruv/lins. head ol the British military mission to Greece, and Major General William Liv. head of the United States mission military
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    PAKISTAN VISITORS
    49 9 FLUSHING MEADOWS, New York Sept. 17.— The Pakistan delegation to to the General Assembly whose installation into the organisation is to take place within a few days attended today's Assembly hearing. Headed by Sir ZafTrullah Khan they sat l« the* special sectioji reserved for privileged visitors.- Reuter
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    31 9 LONDON, Sept. 17. —The Governor of the Central Bank 01 Chira, Mr. O. K. Yui. was today elected Chairman of the International Bank and the international Monetary Fund.
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    739 10 At Raffles Cabaret utstand ng cv« nt happened Sundaj t veiling at Ra when 450 pie w»»i tertained by the unusual all variety programme vnich met tii tremendous success phere was made ipcc live by additional d< c< i •n m the form ol brightly col uti i lights
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    75 10 To-morri v. Andrew c Le dral at 3 Cart <Di Edmund Basil i will be mair pel m^'qJ dcliiM May erlcy R ;ad. Rast M j bourne, Austr; 1 a The m to-lx^ >s attached to 1 n Military Hos At 4 g) rews Cathedral will w!tnei marrUfi
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    Beer And Curry
    139 10 A very good Idea I Cheon party given at Caldiq Hill the other m irnini 1 hostess was Dutch annoum Miss S'priet SchiudiT, shp gr« ed her guests m a smart tana ourd sports dress, a > skin shoes. Mrs. Lury 1) chosen a dress ol so
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      139 11 B i >■' v I ■f\rlii> v y your B ol your ac I i] ■> ml > Bld< pi what suits B ri B-v. iii> r B B whi I B md v.ciij I y i will never til black it you know bow i:il effective and
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      135 11 Cooking Hints SPICED APPLE FRITTERS rye 4 people. Time to tv 2i> minuter lb. nstituted dried egg: r milk; 1 teaspoon baking- 2 apples; i pinch rac'.i o mixed spice md cinnamon; lard. :r. ;picea and baking Mo a bowl. Make .i [n the centre and drop In add the
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    GREEK PM'S WARNING
    59 12 ATHEN Th< mujl Ud Prime M formed Populisi satior to put iiowi did not he, ST calUl H nth planej iiioj f 41r 1 with ZJ text ot the tw |.assedb«H amnesty t0 J wh elvM up W "If you repent an. m the boaom oi mothei
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    71 12 Security NZ Aim Wellington. New Zealand 17:— Japan should I or her "springboards of ai sion" a report on the I Commonwealth Co the Japanese peace treaty sented to tho New Z liament said today. Now Zealand's m the Japanese peace «tttk was security, the ivport The record 01 Japai
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    'DEV FOR LONDON
    42 12 LONDON. Sept. 17 -Prinki ter Eainon D.' Valera ol E:-i Finance Minister, Stan Lewi fly to London on Fricl trade talks. Di- Vllera' lutl at out nine yean ago for*! the return of the southern IriA to Eire.- Reuter
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    40 12 Rangoon, S< Karens, a roi lal aril from Central live m "separate unit within Union of Burma" -.vhfl Independence there will be i tan leparate d Sam Po Thin. Karen I and Bui i■■ K m Minis' X
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      98 12 4 »mi<»-i:*rliisiv<' (o Hi*' Morwlnj Tribune m~\ r- *.^r+ jO~ m ~^r* m^^* •m^^"^^* SUNSHINt L y r KXJND c^ some v YOU KNOW, MR HfiCOOT BUT IT^A€N T BEEN ALL drauguT OP A I OP BARBED WIRE.) OP 6AD6ETS. PARTICULARIVy ME^URE. V 'NN ewtS -WHb WJLL ywAT D|TCH f
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    Love Letter Inc.
    847 13  -  Ruth Ayers SIX-DAY SERIAL liv Kale F.nds That It's Fun Wearing Cay Finery, Dining j Fiance-Until Cay Herself Unexpectedly Appears j to lying jfl th> <>"" dancing th< dispense t ,t In! ned with a cast And Hah hat nl/i tht cat away if I I i:take
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    "INKSPOTS"-IN A LAST MINUTE SPOT
    96 13 LONDON, Sept. 17. The Inkspots, popular American singing act, made a last mirute decision today to appear <it the London Casino. Last night they failed to appear at Lewisham Hippodiome and thil morning stated they were not goinj to appear at the Casino. Th<- leader.
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    SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
    42 13 1 WHARF PLANT Thana iiiisak. i Hong lias. Buckle Do\ i m Hal Pi ink. nil. Hugo Ue Groot. Teck Lee. Ben Lomond. Mi Mansfield. :!;inda Wearpoo! JJanahin Hani. na m« ntakab Sascoyne tin. Bui 1 ion Vlctoi Tin Bend
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    301 13 (Tribune Stall E(cuorter) ng tribute to thr gound ttaU>«manahip ol th« QovmtotMalaya, the Ht Hon Mi Malcolm Mac Donald m rend: <-Mru the Worley Re ib\t t<. concerned is paid by Captain Yap Pheng Geek ol th«- Singapore THe \Soiit-y .fpuu
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    ALLOCATED SLAVE LABOUR TO PLANTS
    155 13 ALLOCATED SLAVE LABOUR TO PLANTS Nuremberg, Sept,, 17 Karl Krauch, chief defendant m the I. G. Farben Industr:p war crimes trial, admitted mi n a sworu statement written last January and read mi n court today that he was directly responsible for allocating slave labour to German chimical plants. In
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    "I'm The Murderer," Says Labourer
    111 13 BRISTOL, Sept. 17.--"lt's me you're looking for I'm the murderer This passage from ;in alleged statement by John DUlon, 23, Irish labourer, was read here today during the Bristol taxi driver murder case. Edward G. Robey, prosecuting, briefly outlined the discovery of William Delong m
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    23 13 FAMAGT I pt. 17. A L;iu-h of IUP- Illegal Immii for P;. „rt of the August "quota permitted to enter td»- rfMintr Reuter
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    Salvation army bandsmen on strike because leader is dismissed
    269 14 LONDON (by air mail)-! n Salvat on Arm> bandsmen are on Btrik< »i rrowl iphonium playei band master has from the band foi an alleged "indiscretion. BanUmastei Arthui Claj Army directoi has been dismissed \n> spare-time job by Majoi i:,,i its
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    Signalman Accepts Crash Responsibility
    112 14 DONCASTER Sept 17 Responsibility the ac< Uleni on An- h. n the Klngi cross to L••<•<!.express /an into the ".<i .i :i stationary train new Dow Central station killing I s persona •try» Injuring !"-'<' lt(1[1 1( >' signalman William McKonc liau, Junction when giving •vi,tcn<
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    Siam Joins Convertible Sterling Group
    145 14 Siam Joins Convertible Sterling Group BANGKOK. Sept. 17.— Siam has joir.ed the convertible sterling group, it is officially announced here today. The decision was taken on Sept. 11 after lengthy consultations between the Siam Government d the British Embassy, it is re- vealed i The decision gives a greatly increased
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    Police Precautions
    15 14 TRIESTE. Sept. II UK* Itions today to prewr-t en Italian Nationalist* mar- Reuter
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    US Officers, Frauleins Report Used Her House As "Love
    219 14 PANKFURT, s.|,i L 6 Ifri to have bOi a I t putt fiHuleim for long week-«f»d puitiea am-nts revealed Uxi I inioi motion about champagm partiea name following nawspapei stoi les '-tst 'iin,; the aiiesl oi im-mhei s of hin. inn's
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    126 14 Prices quotes > other Ri GlUtiT. l| gl| 2 $85. Si. qua! Roc Brown sugar a $62 Green Pous siam J $33. Groundnut" unshelled S2o. Black Bears:- !34. Q nv Beans: 7 $46; 6am No Dr(ri Chilli:- 2 $40 I Bago flour:— Ling Siak Sl5 25: San Sago
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    50 14 LONDON (by air mail)— lt will not b. rid <>t "thi futile vhich some wealthy ts send theii daughters," th< British A 'ion tolH m Dune! I.il ilthy i m i i hit th> ini»)< ii nj "1\ I it i
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    BEDSER WONT TOUR INDIES
    89 14 LONDON, Sipt. 17.— Alec Bidser. Sur:vy and England medi-um-la-t bowkT. has declined an invitation to tour th«- West Indiea this winter with the MCC team. Surrey has informed the MCC that Bedser feels he should take a re-t from cricket after the Australian tour. Thirteen players
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    51 14 LONDON, Sept. IT. Invitations to Httfru* the Unite-) Nations Trade ;tn.i Employment Conference to open m Havana. Cuba. statea which are not yet members |on Xov. 21. havt bC6B MBl to the United Nations, as well as .uer enemy countries, accord ■fficial r*»poit of the negotiations, j vi v
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    ERING'S SUPER-BOMBER DREAM
    48 15 ERING'S SUPER-BOMBER DREAM ||11l' v n julj 19M hlI KHrinnaii. 10 li; raft UKlustrialii still lacking t-ntnely a iUI Hy with five lives as far v N«nj York and bark so that 1 would iasl be able to stop somewhat V mouth Of the arrogant people U .P.
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    "Not Enough Pay" Plea Fails: Malay Gaoled
    75 15 "Not Enough Pay" Plea Fails: Malay Gaoled A statement that he had siolen three soldering wov* and two hummers because Ins salary was insufficient, wa s made by a 20-year-old Malay, Hassan bin Amir, at the Fourth M trate's Court yesterday Hassan was found With the solderlrg irons ar.d the
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    205 15 Obseiving that thre Chinese women labourer* had 'bulging waists,' a detective on duty at a £.H.B. gate on Wednesday stopped them and took the m tj a police station at the docks. At the station the women were searched and were found to be
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    101 15 Austrian PoWs To Form Brigade? VIENNA, Sept. 17. -A story that Austrian prisoners of war being held m Yugoslavia have been i offered their freedom if they vvoul<i join an international unit for military training m an international j brigade was given out here today by persons believed to have
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    88 15 TOKIO, Sept. 17: United States charges that the Soviet Union was using th<- Allied Control Council ,n Japan t0 further her Ideology should on the con.lary. be applied m reality to the Un ted States, Major-Oeneral A. P. Klslenko. acting Sovie! member, said today. The refusal by the Supi
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    505 16 lighting d t h J-n nch Marquis again I which, together with wlntei i d mmmer drought, nch wheat croo lince Nap< tt iiu lati timate v The forest undergrowth wl hid Pn nch R- liitance fighters iiirlng thfl rmtn Occup (,j
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    51 16 Latest report! from the French Ministry of Agriculture state that although the cricket plague has done much damage tlvs year, most of the breeding grounds have been cleared up. France's Scuth-Weste.i.i farmers can look to 1948 with the hope that at least one threat 'o their livelihood has been checked.-
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    318 16 LONDON, Sept. 17.— Unbeaten since the opening day of the season, with wins and a draw to their credit, Preston North End, 2—l victors over luckless Stoke City at Deepdale tonight, join Arsenal as leaders of the first division table. The London club take pride
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    41 16 BOUR ;H. H:imp Sepl it During "B*ttl< Brlta i Han pilot, Plight Lieut< n of Vancouver, stunt n lh<l "''i'" on the lu-n he hta Spitfire into the tea. roll m the I 1 m Reuter
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    196 16 LONDON, Sept. 17.— The Sing Tao Sports Club of Hongkong were beaten by Bromley by three goals to one m a soccer match here tonight. At halftime the team, were level, each having scored once. Sing Tao opened the scoring i after 10 minutes play, a
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    130 16 SCFA OfficeBearers At the Annual General Meeting of tlie Singapore Football Association the following was 1947-'l d 948 Om CiaU lor th<> PCliGd President; Mr. T. W On" Vice-President*: Messrs. Sim Kwang Tow, Koh Hor Khoon Low Tang Chang and Aw Kow Hon. Secretary: Mr. Koh Swee Chiang. Hon. Asst.
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    134 16 ON, Sept. 17. Ti, Middlesex pair, Denis Com,, I the IM7 cricket season is clearly I which place them first and second h I I ting averages. Scoring 3,816 runs and making 18 centuries, Compton set new i the highest aggregati m a season, beating Tom
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    1395 17  -  Reserve AVi// 1 Oj The South China Soccef Tour (By I leave to-day ror oar ftxturea before returning Ln the league. P y memorial and pride In n ed their unbeaten record I hires tlu-v won
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    67 17 LONDON. Sept. 17.— Rugby League results: Bradford Ncnhern 5, W'gan 16. Yorkshire Cup Ist round: second leg: Bramley 12. Huddersfn>ld 26— Bramley eliminated. Castlefonl 6. Featherstor.o R. 3 Featherstone elimir«ated. Wakefleld Trinity 12, Hull and Kingston^ R- 3— Hull and Kingston" eliminated. Rugby Union results Midland Counties 14.
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    31 17 As the work to replace nshphalt on the Kalian" run thr Mour.»tbatten road has not been, compU-trd the road will remn-n closed '"or an- < ther day on 19 9.47.
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    193 18 Civilian polic< md S4 will b 1( r ranc j p of amateur boxmg at the H vim. d Stadium tonight, commenc S| tn- tin Singapore Amateui Boxing Afiociatton i" the benefit ol the I onveni of tinShepherd Building Fund, the effort
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    Middlesex End Season With Great Win
    128 18 Middlesex End Season With Great Win LONDON. Sept. 17 Mid<l.«" .sPx Hound up a groat feaSOn by tcomii r tin- lecond county m iiisturv to defeat the be«t. only Yorkshire (twice* had previ.ni.sl been victorious In such a match. A handful of spectators watched the last day of the 1947
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    Brisk Business in Lower Grade Sheets
    100 18 Brisk Business in Lower Grade Sheets (Tribune Market Correspondent" Tie rubber market rttCted yesterday morning to lower pri rom London and New Yor& and at the opening small parrels of No. i ibeet was don«- it 30i cents. Sellers quickly came into the market and business was Mien done at
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    SHAW SKIPPERS SCOTS
    59 18 GLASGOW, Sept. 17 The i Scottish team to meet Ireland m an international soccer match at Belfast on Oct. 4 is: Milller 'Celtic): Young (Rangers. Shaw (Rangers; Macaulay < Arsenal», Woodburn (Rangers). Forbes (Sheffield Utd>; Waddtll (Rangers), Thorn to n < Rangers*. Delaney (Manchester Utd), Steel (Derby
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    59 18 The S.C.C.R.A's rubber prices at Koon yesterday were: Buyers Sellers Cts. Cts. per lb. per lb. No. 1 R.S.S. Spot. loose (nominal) 292 302 No 1 R.S.S. fob. m bales Oct. 30^ 302 No. 2 R.S.S. fob. m bales Oct. 302 30\ No 3 R.S.S. fob. LQ bales
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    88 18 The following will represent the Mt-ri'ilads Musical Association m w badminton match of 3 singles and 2 doubles against the Serangoon Association at the Serangoon English School on Sunday, at 3 p.m.: Khoo Soo Seng, Quek Kia Huat, Michael Chan^, Lim Choon Whatt. Tan Hock Kirn. Lim Chin Ann
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    Share Market: Mainly Idle
    27 18 Thu Malayan Sharebrokers Association report The whole of the share market continued Idle, but m industriali the higher levels interested B few sellers
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    Stock Exchange
    39 18 OTTAWA. Sept. 17.— Rumours current throughout Canada -(hat the Canadian dollar may be devalued or tha t a premium may be paid for gold production caused immediate n action On the Stock Exchange at Toronto today Reuter
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    55 18 A football match will be played tomorrow at Chanel betweei th< the Chan I Malay Ronf/ra 'Jrd tettini i '»w*n^ will represent th,. Me nil ads: Anthony m) Beet, Teo Kirn R I tni. Quco Choon, Chianf I s.-;jh. Choon Thiam Chin Ann, Klat, Dah Pat, Kok Chua,
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    53 18 K. Sept. 17 •i--, the end i by ih thai tWO points W< on .1 i>' lit. l.d th win and Bqutpm< I] ik including md W«< Borne quarters now op considerai I flitv oi i undi to curitie and much n to bring i fu tortnight.
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    424 18 'X* i'l 18. 'he Mli: s ;\i>rsTrt' nuyt'r v. i-r 11. M 14 00 I >rd> I B* P:< 530 i. II cc 9.00 Cons. TU) Smelt.: Orck 21 I 2.' 5 Do 28 United 11 00 Vtat fe Trust 5.10 S :<u N Ord. 3.55 xi
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    LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE
    147 18 LODNON, Sept. 17.— A promising start was made to 1" C new account but the trading volume a^ain disappointed Yesterday's decline m British Funds was followed by a sharp allround improvement amounting to three-quarters of a point for Consol and Treasury two-and-a-half ocr cert, issues. The rise
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    ARDI GRAS FOR THE VICTORY CUP: EAVY CRATCHINGS LIKELY
    1034 19 ARDI GRAS FOR THE VICTORY CUP: EAVY CRATCHINGS LIKELY SPECIAL COMMENTS ON TOMORROW'S RACES <H uncertain «<« 1 ,1 day o» the P««k Turt difficult t'">" pickto* I understand will be heavy won very comfortably Uu I ;tory Cup for Dobie, while the other major event. I E ft B
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    HE CAUSED AN "INCIDENT"
    48 19 HE CAUSED AN "INCIDENT" TOKYO. 8«0t 18 *<**' himoto. third of tn* 25 rapanc? f.r »miio cive evidence before t^ lnt 'irat,i«»n;il M I Tr.bunafor the Par »n hrrr .h;.t the Briii»h Rur.ooat 4 La<ivblrri was hit whrn. artillery commander. gf< ships fIPCinK from Nanking m December 1937 Reuter
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    S.A.F.A. Cup Match Postponed
    66 19 II- A. Cup mutch be -i R.A.F. T Dgah and Gil <•<> PAREI F scheduled to be p .it Jalaii Bt'sar btadiutn yt day i winti to the Krtiund being unplaynul AlthuiiKh the rain neated at about 4 p.m., one the tit Id was still under
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    SCSA B'minton Tournament
    107 19 The foiiowing arc the fixtures mi n the Singapore Civil Service Association Tournament for this week-end, commencing at 4.30 p.m. Saturday 20th Sept.—' 4 A Team vs. D Team E. J. Va->> vs. Abdul Rahman. Bakar Mattar vs. Chua Chin Hoe, Tan Chwee Kee vs. L. A.
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    COTTON EMBARGO
    37 19 SHANGHAI, Sept. 18. The National tade Convention today unanimously agreed to petttion the Chinese Government fop immediate abolition of the cotton yarn export embargo "to expedite economic recovery and the development of war-devast-ed China". Reuter
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    ENGLISH CRICKET AVERAGES
    235 19 London, Sept. 18:7— First twelve m cricket average*: Batting (qualification eight innings) I. NiO. R. H.S. Avjf. Denis Compton, Middlesex, 58 8 3816 246 90.85 Bill Ediich. Middlesex. 52 8 3539 267/ 80.43 E. Lester, Yorkshire, 11 2 657 142 73.00 C. Washbrook, Lancashire 47 8 2662
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    ANOTHER JIMP
    31 20 HHAMiIiAI, Sept. 18. The Central B.mk of China* market" »k a CN $2,0n0 lump this morning with United States dollar quoU-d at CN $42,000 buying and CN $43,000 ..-lling.
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    SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD MEN WILL DECIDE NEXT MOVE SOON
    197 20 A special K''i >ral meetni; of the Singapore Harbour Board Staff Association will be called this month to study the reply «>f the Acting Chairman of the SHB and to decide on the next course of actiorThis was adopted at a
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    194 20 Husband Impotent, Claims Wife Judge Orders Medical Examination In Divorce Suit i .tin our Own Reporter j i lumpuk. Wednesday— An ordei that the lent submit himself for a medical examination wai made by Mi Justice Spencer Wilkinson at the High Court, this morning, when fie adjourned a divorce .sun
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    S'hai Chinese Soccer XI Coming Here
    107 20 S'hai Chinese Soccer XI Coming Here Soccer enthusiasts are keenly j looking forward to the visit of the Shanghai Chinese football team, The tourists are expected to arrive m Singapore before the month is j out. They will first gc to Bangkok for a series of games. Manager of the
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    S'pore Lepers Learning To R Their Own Camp
    432 20 Inmates of the Singapore Leper Camp, who show the aptitude ant! willingness, are no receiving training to take over some of the administrative an<! nursing work m their own Camp, the Kural Board was informed by Dr. Ft. J. Grovewhite yesterday. Dr
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    MU Police Offer $ 100,0 For Bandit Killers
    171 20 MU Police Offer 100,0 For Bandit Killers *rom Our Owi rU ll'OH tepfl 17 A M (t r > MiiiavLin Union police for infoi I ill' 1 Klian Intan bandits ulm i, 1 tillM a^o The gOJXg is t'.stm Five thousand dollkri per head is tin reward offered. Tlm banditi
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    65 20 Thrilling soccer is anticipated at Jalan Besar Stadium this Sunday when The Rover*, meet the Seaforth Highlanders m a friendly game. The Rovers will be selected from the following Eng Hoe, Teow Seng, Abdul Rahman, Chin Lye. Leng Hoo, Vasj, Harith, Lim Swang, Shariff Madon. Haji
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    22 20 In conformity witn the Municipality's "Save Power" drive, lights outside the Municipal Building were not switched on last night.
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    SEBASTIA WINS ON
    96 20 18 lb o X nnapolis d r at R Byers wh tor n the round, suffered a di left >yin the Dav:d B aks, tl physician refused to continue aftei wound. Sebastian awarded the b. ut on a oal kaock i ut. Sebastian, making hi» pearancf since
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    27 20 BATAVIA. Sept. 11l Dutch soldier was killed wounded m 12 new clad ween the Dutch forces •ioresian Republicans i| yesterday, the Dutch communique ivnorted ttj
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