Morning Tribune, 8 September 1948

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    44 1 CBALEM T h t lare-up m :h iwn calm wfara J M each M«bLep( rnnique 'Amman, Transjordan i. said Jew b y mortaring tring IbposiUons it v Ja?a Gate, Si! r tor districts. pidl communique Warnc Arabs for the trucefi, 1 50-miaute Reuter
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    Burma Reds Enter Siam
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    King May Open N.Z. Parliament
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    FIGHTING STARTS IN HYDERABAD
    287 1 FIGHTING STARTS IN HYDERABAD Nehru Says, Eve Of Grave Events' DRIME Minister Jawaharial Nehru told the Indian Parliament m New Delhi yesterday, that fighting has broken out between Hyderabad and the Indian Dominion troops on Indian territory. Nehru said the Government has received reports of an attack by Hyderabad forces.
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    Bigger Malayan Rubber Crop Seen
    192 1 GENEVA, Tuesday. The recovery of Malayan rubber production was "particularly rapid", says a United Nations survey of agricultural and mining production m nonself-governing territories of the Far E'.st and Africa. According to the report, Malaya produced 655,000 ton* of rubber In 1947. This was not
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    Tour Coffin Is Ready.' Major Told
    74 1 BERiIN', Tuenday.—Major Georges Marzovitch, French liaison officer "bem*K?4" In the City Hall, lifted his telephone receiver today and beard a caller «ay: "The coffin yon ordered, Sir, will be at the City Hall within a few minutes." The French officer protested that he had
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    'Strong Man' Gurney
    74 1 I fiil .--it trum* 5 A' C\M.ir., tne IMMB //t»-^i r«.-> gu sy» o r PederaMom o/ Jfate.yo. i/c cuJied af Malaya House Saturday inhere he had ar. h>urs ta k intfi r iu. ett/eAi /< t.Mr.W, -1 Ward, on ifflisyM effctirs. It it underi that Sir
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    Siam Airport Mystery
    51 1 BANGKOK, Tue sday One case of gold bar valued at 800.000 ticals disappeared from an aircraft at Bangkok airport yesterday, it was revealed here by th e Siamese Customs authorities. The missing gold was part ol a shipment of 32 cases from Amsterdam disrlned for Sai- i(on.
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    "Red Fleet" Broadside
    40 1 MOSCOW, Tuesday. The n le t newspaper 'Red Fleet" sa )d today that Indian indewa« "fictitious 11 with -ie B r jti sh trying to prolong their rule mi n th c Dominion communaJ I strife.-. Reuter
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    BURMA'S BUDGET
    26 1 RANGOON. Tuesday.—Burma will have an estimated budget deficit of over RslOO,--000.000 m 1948-49. Finance 1 Minister U Tin Tut told the Burmese Parliament today.
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    INDOCHINESE URGED TO "FIGHT ON."
    90 1 PARIS. Tues.— Ho Chi-minh, leader of the Viet-minh, IndoChinese autonomy movement, who have been fighting the French since September 1945, todiy broadcast to his followers •m appeal to continue their fight againdt "French colonialists" for ten years or even longer until they achieve real independence
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    MOSCOW BLAMED FOR UNREST HERE
    78 1 Cant^rr^ Tuesday. A former Australian Prime Minister, Mr. William Morris Hughes, ieclared m the House of Repre;entatives today that the "Malaya campaign was Moscow jispirni and Australian Communists were under orders* to i fan the flames." Mr. Hughes said Australian forcipi policy was under Communist influence and described Prime Minister
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    EUROPEAN ACCOUNTANT JAILED FOR CHEATING
    583 2 COURT HEARS OF GOOD CONDUCT, POPULARITY Thonns John navies, (25), European :>m>uii--1 :n( employed m Messr*. Cuthrie Co. L*d., t*f M ovor•I s\h\ry of $500 per month, mm Mfcfteed to six rrjonths' rigorous imprisonment for chewing :»nd crinfin^l hreuh of *ru>t. Davies pleaded guilty to
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    Rules For Visit To Detainees
    104 2 I Visits to detainees at St. John's Island may ttatk t place from 2-4 p.m. every Wednesday. In; ending visitors mus: obtain a phfs irom the CID Robinson Thi* pats muFt b? countersigned by till Chief Health Officer. Fullerio n Building. Visits will be of
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    "FAT FOR BRITAIN" SHIP LEAVES
    76 2 SYDNEY. Tuesday. The second shipment of the Victorian Fat-for-Britain Appeal 23k tons— left Melbourne for England aboard the steamer Armadable at the beginning of September. The shipment was 2i ton s more than the first consignment, sent m the City of Capetown. An acceleration c*
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    Two Shots In The Dark -It Was Murder
    189 2 Two shots rang out m the darkness a white figure staggered out of the shadows, tottered feebly to a nearhy car nnd slumped heavily by Its side. Shaik All, a Malay messenger boy saw these dramatic incident* m River Valley Road on
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    $165-MILLION FOR FORGED CERTIFICATE
    96 2 A Chifiese immigrant who <Md 1 not renew his expired certificate !of entry into the Colony M£ used a forged CM instead. was arrested hy the Immigration authorities on Ml arrival from China. He was Ng Buck Liew from Swatow. He said that he had paid
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    Fowl-Buyer Wins Appeal
    156 2 Lim Kang Hai paid below the market price for 20 fowls and was sentenced to one month's r.i. m the magistrate's courts when it was discovered, they were stolen property. But Acting Chief Justice Mr. GordonSmith held m the Appeal Court yesterday that it was not a
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    Bis Daylight Robbery In Paya Lebar
    63 2 Vwii I h»n«»e each armed with a gun entered a home occupied t\v an Indian, S. M. Kupuiwmy! at No. 48, Harpur Road m th«> l'ayar l*bar area p* I "HO n.m. v terday and got away with $6,700 worlh of jewe riggr. It
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    Full Powers For interim Govt. In Java Urged
    137 2 Full Powers For interim Govt. In Java Urged An interim Government n real powers is what the Ittpttb* Me of Indonesia wou'd be satisfied with until the creation of the United States of Indonesia Mr. John Coast. Britisn Adviser to the Indonesian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, further Haiifylng this statement
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    BRITAIN BACKING REVISIONISTS
    61 2 LONDON. Tuesday— Poland has accused Britain of backing "German revisionist circles m 'heir dangerous activities" by a German law which referred to the "Polish Western territories" as the "German Eastern territories." The protest was contained In a note delivered to the Foreign Office on Aug. 31. the
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    Is Opium Good Or Bad For Asthma!
    306 2 Tan Ban Hock has asthma and he v ill not jail on a three months' sentence he received »n District Court where he pleaded guilty to the sion of a chandu pipe, a smoking lamp H nU a IX) V? dross. Acting Chief
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    NEW TRADE UNION ADVISER
    24 2 Mr. A. G. D. Simpson ha^ been appointed Assistant Trade Union Adviser, Singapore. Mr. Simpson assumed duty on September 1.
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    42 New Chinese Scouts Invested
    98 2 About 100 Chinese w Scouts and Girl p* 6 present for the »nvertjuj« {he Chinese sth ami 6ft V Scout Troop. whK-h too* P^ m the compound of thtr at Selegie Road ye™ evening. f g^uti The Commissioner ci Rev. Canon R. h mons i
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    C.P.E. TEA PARTY
    24 2 The Chin- ;1 ,M change will i t r on Friday-- opening ol a No 1 its pre-wa, pr- 1 Prince
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    Indonesian Govt. Has No Hand In Opium Smuggling
    247 3 I "Bat lie, Says Adviser I. „1k about the lndon<"tian K*imblie «*•***<•- CSSSSS opi»». *»**<>« ttuWt£ made ,n Singapore yesterday John Coast, author of the "Railway of Death",. S«siA*E* to the Indones.an Ministry of Fo-, S ,n,, B±sr -»''^r■Vtiu- look-out of c
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    CHINESE CONSULATE FOR MALACCA
    110 3 CHINESE CONSULATE FOR MALACCA MALACCA. Tne?.- The Malacca Chines** Consulate is to be officially opened on Tuesday. September 14. and the locaK Chinese Community have appointed a Committee 9ttoHt*** i of members from the various Chinese Associations and Guilds, to Carry out the necessary arrangements m connection with the opening
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    HAWKINS TO SPEAK ON VOLUNTEERING
    26 3 Mr. G. Hawkins will speak on "Volunteering" at the East- i West Society weekly meeting tomorrow night at YiM.C.A. at 8.30.
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    E.P. WAR CLAIMS
    33 3 r o, mc „,,h at '•vr^Lr nnii p v_. and Far Fa;l Air Com receiver; consider "*van- now o<i|l Arm^ hni( "»l Corn, s I )eci al ?^iS2L2S from the
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    PERFECT VOTING MACHINE INVENTED
    40 3 Oovern- today Co "ttcil H;^.,. lons." U<r r f itf J° vial vwod aboard the M. V. Wilhelm Ruys <m 'tiirdat, are Mr. Wnser Senior and Mr. W<iser Junior nf ih< 1c Sen View Hotel pa:
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    Can You Spare Land For Youth?
    113 3 The work of the Singapore Youth Council i* held 'ip by the lack uf snfTi* unt meeting places, sport* field*, camping and facilities of all sorts to provide adequatel> for the needs of youth m Mngapore. They are therefore appealing to all owners of
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    $3,000 Bail For Alleged Gunman
    93 3 An alleged armed robbe, Chew Hock, was committed for trial at the next Assizes when he ftood before Mr. E. V. A. Peers. Ninth Police Court Magistrate, yesterday. The DPP, Chief Inspector Such, asked for a .substantial bail. Bail of $3,000 m two sureties was
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    YOUNG ARRIVALS
    30 3 YhiHfj at > ivals aboard the M. V. Wilht.lm Hints nrr Allan and Prmfcnrr Forster At/cd 6 trui 4, vho.se f'ath* r is Tel Fo/wter, popular Prince's* ynnnttt^r. r
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    VISITOR MAKES FIRST DONATION TO UNAC FUND
    106 3 The newly formed Singapore Committee of the* United Nations Appeal for Children received the first donation of $25 from a lady who passed through Singapore en route to Australia. The proceeds of las; night I basketball match between the U.SS. Toledo and th
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    MALACCA TO HOLD BABY CONTEST
    73 3 MALACCA. Tuos\ The Mons Seng Charitable Association will celebrate its 25th Anniversary on October 10. The principal event m tn< celebrations will be M I"f" nt Health Contest. The baoies contesting will be Jivided into three categories, M Allows Class "A" under 6 nonths, Class
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    LABOUR PARTY FOR MALACCA
    102 3 MALACCA, Tues. PreJj^ minary steps towards the for-* •nation of a labour Party 'ri' Malacca were discussed at a i meeting held at the Local Indian' Association premises, under the Chairmanship of Mr. C. P. R/ Menon, former President of tro Malacca Indian Congress The meeting
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    4 MILLION MILKS: ONLY I KILLED
    31 3 orviy one passenger was killed during 4.100.000 mil' 5 of flying by RAF passenger and troop carrying aircralt during July. Six airmen losl their lives.
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    Sick Whale Saved A Ruined Fleet
    432 4 808 dm a whaling fleet beat off the west eoa.« OJ r Australia. They could i-at.-h nothing. And he Captains of the fleet wore anxious frowns kn 'vv they w,rv facing ruin. Then whale WM sighted. It was .so small that they almost decided
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    Strikes Hit 42,300 In US
    173 4 NEW YORK. Tuesday. Wat< rfront activity on the Pacific coast was at a stand still, an oil workf rs f strike m the tar West caused a rapid depletion of petrol and oil supplies and a strike of New York lorry drivers spread yes terday,
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    ON YOUR RADIO TODAY
    262 4 ON YOUR RADIO TODAY HUE NETWORK MALAYA ENGLISH PROGRAMMES PROGRAMMES IN ENGLISH 1.00 p.m. Viva America, 1 30 News. 1.45 Jimmu' Leach His Now OrffaaoMMMt 2.00 Clote Down. 8.15 Programme Summary, Newi Summary Announcements, 8.20 Radio Dance Club, 8.45 At Youi ReqJMt 0.30 News. i).4"> Voices in Harmony, 10.00 Music
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    'VANGUARD' ON CRUISE
    103 4 Above: Watched ly Mr* crouds who lined th< f l>n eftore at Plymouth, fa 42,000-fo» baf(l( ilkip ffjij "Van guard- b n, s /rtr( a ahakf-dmi n crwkt prior to tlu Royal Tow S Australia and X> Z» i/'ind esrly next mmt, Pakistan ship at Portsmouth- The
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    TO VISIT BEDOK
    131 4 The Colonial Secretary, to* gethor with Mr. <J. Hawkmj and the Commissioner of Lands will visit Bedok Village starting from the M;ilay BettlemOß Boys' Club at 5 p.m. today. Mr. Creech Jones the Colonial Secretary recently held a party at the Colonial Office, f* 27 members taking
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    AROUND the TOWN
    1087 5  -  Vera Ardmore By Kiml»w tl Dutch la:ty Moo lay t celebra* Ec hvestiinre of Qua i Ju« lana. IKn Havvrlu"! VU Kylewyjv wife of the Acting toniui Qefleral who wai ho>bs.*. wore .1 »liin fitttog dreaa If aqua crcpo WitJ: i COI if prdeniH.r Lady GUnsoo chose
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      84 5 Watch out for "The Lightning Warrior* C. K. TANG Pewter Ware Bali Heads Siamese Bracelets Silk Underwear CARVED TEAKWOOD FURNITURE ALL KINDS OF UNEN EMBROIDERIES ETC., ETC., 241, River Valley Road, Singapore. Phone: 1025 RAFFLES HOTEL Tonight from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. "THE COCKTAIL HOUR" IN THE POPULAR NEW
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  • THE MORNING TRIBUNE
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      WEDNESDAY. SEPT. 8. 1948.
      237 6 Mac Arthurs Miracle GENERAL Mac-Arthur w would have us believe that he has accomplished a minormiracle m Japan. He has transformed the Japanese tiger, which terrorised Asia for many years, into a cooins dove. He said last week that Japan has now become "an asset upon
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    STHANGE HAPPENINGS ON MacQUARIE ISLAND
    988 6 i Watching seals fight by moonlight «?K and grotesque experience, writes NOKMAN I LAIRD olliciai photographer of the Austra- liMii Antarctic Expedition. l> ATTLES between "two-ton elephant seals, savage attacks on seals by sea lions, the scene as a bull seal came to land to
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    10,000,000 University Students
    563 6 BY 1960 there will be 10.000.000 University students following courses of higher education m more than 4.000 Universities throughout the world. That is the conclusion reached by some Professors from 33 countries who met m Holland m August for the Preparatory Conference of Representatives of Universities to
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    A MATTER OF CONSCIENCE
    266 6 THE War Office and the Church of England are keeping a tight grip on two secrets connected with the atom bomb. The Church's secret was the identity of the high dignitary who wrote the foreword to the new edition of Crockfords Clerical Directory, suggesting that the
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      PILOT ON VACATION WINS $16,500
      114 7 CLEVELAND. Tuesday. \n>;o.i Lynn Johnson. 2m-w;u ild aiiline pilot on vieition. flew a F-51 Mustang to 383.767 miles per hour victory m a 30) mile Thompson trophy rac taking $16,500 m piizes. At Miami Spunks, Flonda. ji ex-air transport command ptttt hurtled around 20 laps
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      CHINA FIGHTS INFLATION: BIG SHOTS JAILED, PRICES GOING DOWN
      406 7 SHANGHAI, Tues. The Chinese Government today was hitting hard m high places and low. Names of some of the most influential peo pie are beginning to appear on police blotters. Cells are filling up, blackmarketeers and others, who tried to give
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      New Measures To Control Travellers Going To H.K.
      236 7 shanghai. Tuesday Sartai Garrison Command rSafted ft set ol measure* nrrctoi tlw con ro ol tit,!ler S going to HonfkOOl. lowing the receipt "I IB ncrg^cv older from P'f- Sl X Chiang Kai-shek prohit'r.ganyon tv leave fchanga: for Hie BriUih colony ithout
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      Called To Her Death By "Holy Spirit"
      252 7 lAKrys \yj ik ■v, tft <l hau 'oft \lolft i etved "blessing" and M4O P^Wng the Lord". She co.iraued hoi "piaising" uiuil Sun>ay morning on August 29 "Then. Violet was led by the jo y Spnit to the river and into 1 water,
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      MAYOR'S WIFE TO EXHIBIT PAINTINGS
      40 7 SHANGHAI, Tues. Paint ings by Madame K. C. Wn wife of Shanghai's Mayor, v/il be exhibited m San Francises on October 10. "The DoublTenth", m sponsorship of th» China Fine art Institute, Sar Francisco.—" U.P.
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      Britain Cannot Survive A-War
      416 7 Britain Cannot Survive A -War LONDON, Tues— Britain knew the grim truth, a& she ended four days of massive air manoeuvres, that she cannot hope for existance if an atomic war should come m the near future. Theoretically, today the sjuthem counties the heart of this island and of its
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      CHEN LI-FU RETURNS
      82 7 CHEN LI- FU RETURNS SHANGHAI, Tuesday. Local public organization.^ will held a welcome reception today tor Mr. Chen U-fu, Viee-Presid^nt of the Legislative Yuan, who returned here ve§terday with Mrs. Chen by plane, following a n rxtensiv tour of the United States and other European capitals. Mi. Chen is expected
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      Pakistan Delegates In Rome
      152 7 POME. Tut-sday.— Members of the Pakistan delegation to- night expressed their pkasuio at the cordial receiption accursed tv tntm on ihe flwt occasion of their participation a§ representing Pakistan at an inter-Parliamentary urJcn conference. Mr. Taisuddin, leader of tf*-t Pakistan delegation, was today elected vice-prtsident oi
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      40 7 iiOOSEVELTi"- r l STORY iHSGHAfMODERN TAILORING 10, BATTERY ROAD. Have m Stock:— A New Variety of Exquisite Afternoon Frooks. also A Lovely Selection of Evening Gowns at Reduced Prices. n Unngk adroit Lacfies own maferia) Phone ***** fnade or Jer
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    PASAR ...MARKET
    292 8 PASAR ...MARKET Sii hy man) ''•'•njanj Ms ♦he e$ |H»pular Oroh-i^ much o bargain holders, busing Iff for In,: one c?i from l>ork ci Lusci are cv( swwt Johore; S i a mmangos country the fn mm li its sme forgott« Apple come You ca *tnnvbe which out. Hl.lM Singapo
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    Ex Of polution control
    77 8 Ex Of polution control topa.v-turvM one. H i out some 1 manag«J«M *all of a room Nap with one rt ta which way Sent. hww» po^rg which ms an <3 the Unit^ J? Sla vntuo wploration. has Eff*toterttory IS' Citation that ons of r?. l ad&d^' 0f fal| tCr ational
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    Britain's Nationalised Coal Mines Make Double Profit
    166 8 LONDON, Mon —Britain's nationalized coal mines doubled their profit m the second quarter of 1948 and more than doubled coal exports. The National Coal Board reported today profit jumped from £501,154, m the first quarter, to £1,002,828, m the second, after payments of
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      47 8 GRAND CLEARANCE SALE OF ALL LINES INow On. Reduction of prices from 10% to 80% BUY NOW AND SAVE MONEY Children*. Books Medical Books Technical Books Toys and Gam™ Greeting: Cards Children's Invitations Noteptper and Envelopes Wrttine ORIENT STAR NEWS CO. 108, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD, Phone: 8'
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    JAPS STUDY MEASURES TO STEP UP TEA EXPORT
    112 8 .nI" K T "«<lay.-The Jap. ontrapt..i '■'"''•WO lbs were *?oS2iUE cent is *>- o»t° f acT rade fflcials sa 1 °TOact 5 w«tc mostly for first grade pan-fried tea ar natural leaf. Virtually no expo contracts have so far been coi eluded
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    Women Live Longer
    128 10 ON the average, Americans now live to be 67, but the women are doing even better than that, the Federal Security Administration reported. Administrator Oscar R. Ewing said white women now have a life expectancy of 70.3 yf:ais. "exceeding tho biblical three score and ten for the
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    OLIVER'S NEXT PRODUCTION
    113 10 SYDNEY, Tuesday. Six Laurence Olivier is considering for production as a film the novel "My Love Must Wait by the Aust*alian writer Ernestine Hill, which deals witn the explanations of Captain Matthew Flinders. Mr. Charles Chauvel, producer, said in Sydney recently that he had acquired the film
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    ATOM SCIENTIST DEAD
    18 10 Pasadena. California. Mon.- Atomic scientist Richard Cha.se Tolman, 67, died today folloArinji a stroke. U.P.
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    TITO' BEFIANCE OF KREMLIN SPREADS TO POLAND
    342 10 LONDON, i'ticsd-M. i',; Incredible public defiance of Ki.i spread today la Poll nd Amidst crucial >tf ttatl with the West m the cold wa-. Stalin tioed seiious defectlotia on both important Hanks ot the Iron ('imam, m Yugoslavia ami Poland. Which of th«*
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    TWO UN OBSERVE MURDERED
    112 10 TWO UN OBSERVE MURDERED I RHODES Folk. 0«M cabled 3 ~m t(Xlay that t-. abs'ivnr. kilk V fiH<i on Au?. 28 Il *M ly 1m -m an irregular* fl The Arn.y fttt ick< fl they ha got o I Nations plan? fl Clothing un I I ■tripped hem th» thr
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    UNKNOWN
    78 10 SHANGHAI. Tu.?~iav blown-out remnant cf 0 phoon "Hazel" expedj blustei into Bhingha ttii noon The storm, acco -'l.r; t i eports, was moviQii aeoi wan Stiaits towards Shi area but was not -v./ctt hit with major fere However, as a pr*cauti measure, small craft bM ordered out of the
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    DUTCH PREMIER BROADCAST
    107 10 The Hague. Tuc- i casting to the Dutch nati) I nierht the Prime MiaitM j Jem Drees, declared tM investiture of Qu Ji came "at a time o f char the Netherlands kjPM t time which can be »iw i' the future of the p-opesl i under
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    GIFTS ARE BRIBE
    88 10 SHANGHAI. «jj dor forbidding officials 10 accei gifts on th» occa mid-autuinr !•> known as the i rival* tmfcepl l> cd today „,c Tliis followed of a -'stop rift' n mt an austerity i J Lweek adoptca •Gilts Are Bribe A t the .sum, me r e
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    THERE ARE 40,000 KINDS OF FISH AND SOME DON'T LIVE IN WATER
    392 11 THERE ARE 40,000 KINDS OF FISH AND SOME DON'T LIVE IN WAT ER WASHINGTON, Tues.— When you call at tl fllll you don't ask that's new?'; you ask. "wha linn m j iou bmw around. Viiird be surprised. For instance, you learn that somebody has i it of time counting
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    LONDON PREPARES FOR WINTER
    50 11 LONDON PREPARES FOR WINTER IV T region today by tlu S to industry and eiai undertakings v rime coimiktroun] ta s which seeded m m „r v MOPe. <*nt.ol the petk I «J between cent' of the 1M»« iaH betwevn 8 a.m. and L and i pm. and 6 Reuter
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    PLANE CRASH INTO MUD
    41 11 iMLA. ruesdaj A Phi lirlines C-64 paw Dphik from Manila owrIhe runway *hili landt Baler m eastern L i day, and Bad tbo 10 m ters Q c man i tisibilitj due to bad j Ht P
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    REEK RED LEADER FOR MOSCOW
    38 11 lIDON, Men The t\ go Telegraph news r.uenjy atch from Athens y it uru „p ort* aiiy that Genenl Markov P* eader of the Oree^ Moist rebels had bi-ci <1 U Moscow U.P.
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    Action Committee' For P.I. Govt.
    182 11 -pomi J U ?!;"TT o ''"Plement the Republic's P«.<t> o to^ ra 1011 Programme. Is well of"d r" c tlou m carrying out »Miwh»lDir nt asencie s. which cw P%«C Mala anan p U > mg lhe succes the &«teawZT^ Paluce President Quirino •*S£«5 OWI
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    SIAMESE POLICE CLASH WITH INSURGFNTS
    66 11 SIAMESE POLICE CLASH WITH INSURGFNTS BANGKOK. Tuesday. A combined force of Sianu*police and marines clashed with a band of 120 insurgents m Naradhivas district, near the Siam-Malaya border, last week-end, according to a police report just received h<.re. The report said the insurgents—described as Muslim Malays— have been "isolated by
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    Reds From Malaya Terrorise Population In Southern Siam
    168 11 BANGKOK. Tues— Widespread banditry and worsening unrest m Siam's Southern Provinces, bordering MaJaya, were reported here today by the Siamese Defence Minister, Lieut. Gen. Luans Chart Nakrob. Thp Defence Minister, who has just returned iffer jl wvek's inspecion tour of the frontier
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    CAT FIGHTS STINGRAY
    157 11 SYDNEY, Tutsdiy. Tkt Dakt of iJt ixsaaviUe, a lnr<n Darwin cat, famous for his tttiuke killin</ exploits, recently (jnve battle to a 200 ll>. stinaiay. Duke v as with a party ot fishermen who netted n. t&mgpny about four feat across. It had two poisonvus barbs m
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    226 HOLIDAY DEATHS
    28 11 A United Press survey .show°d that 226 persons had been killed since Friday night as I Americans made the most their last long holiday week-end.
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    GOVT. FORCES DROVE OFF COMMUNISTS
    120 11 CANTON. Tucscay.— Chinese Government forces engaged and drove off a band of 500 armed Communists who suddenly attacked Tvn Shui Ko w m the Kai Ping District abou t 100 miles south-west of Canton at th e end of August Quoting an official military dispatch
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    The Shape Of Films To Come Will Rogers Said 'H'yar!' To Neighbour Roosevelt
    359 12  - The Shape Of Films To Come Will Rogers Said 'H'yar!' To Neighbour Roosevelt OSWALD HENRY by AT long last 'Tlv RootfgW Stoiy l^as come to S'poi« i a:i i \\!i! be released foi ■creoUag about the middle < t tliis month through I'nite.i Artists. It tells tiranuitically the m, vinp
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    20 12 I Dr. ami >i rs thank all th^ ir J H ancv. vis h san(| k^ I'aiclar. l)r I
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    Hollywood Highlights
    227 12 |F and when a picture calleJ I "Andy Haidy's Milestone.; ouches Singapore, it will mar; a milestone for Andy's rea' life self. Mi^kry Rooney. Cuilits tor tae picture -vi! reveal Mickey not only as th <car hut also as the author o: the original story. Th» young actor
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    MALAYAN SHARE QUOTATIONS
    582 13 L Tin 0 II stk IMI 10J5 on J v L 1 Bank f ODg LMS I S .0' LW [(P) peries M.T3 2.52> 2 L* 51. -Vi '3." L 10.00 uoo tsChlc--sank SWK) 56.00 HoU! 190 on Co. 13.40 13.70 cd [Pi i 7.10 on 2nd
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    SHARE REPORT
    26 13 *hare market yesterday ;/^u ed to wait for better «*JB from Europe. rntrc was very little inteJ» the market with very 1 m prices
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    WORLD PRODUCED MORE PETROL LAST YEAR
    860 13 The recently published Royal Dutch and Shtll Transport Trading annual reports for 1947 show that production by the oil industry for the year reached record levels. World production increased by 15', over 1946 and. including natural gasoline, amounted to over 430 million metric tons
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    Rubber Quiet
    78 13 With New York market closed on Monday Labour Day there were no cable advic?.-. received m the local rubber market. The market opened about a quarter of a cent lower than the previous day with little interest shown all round. Closing prices were Buyers. Sellers. No. 1 Sept.
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    No Events For Class One Horses On First Day Of S pore Races
    454 14 ONLY Classes Tao and Three hor.es u,U run oh the first day of tho Sin^apoir Cold up meeting (his S.iturdav. BiR fields have been entered fo. all the nine evrtits of the day. Koilowins ITC If" han
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    WIN FOR SALSU
    106 14 The SALSU Badminton Party beat the Carefree B.P m a return encounter h<ld at Bournemouth B.P. courts last Saturday. Roulis <SALSU playermentioned first): ingles; Ab Aziz Bin Ahmad beat A. Bakar Aljaru 15-2, 15-8: Chan Swev Lam beat We% Teck Yean 9-15. 15-9. 15-8: Ab. Majid Haniff
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    RSGC SEPT. MEDAL
    179 14 The titptember Modal competition <Stahlrfoid> of thi Royal Singapore Golf Club w.is plaYed at Bdkit Timah over In-week-end and resulted m a win for G. O. Cruickshank m "A" division with a score of 38 I*.1 and loi \V. Hewitt m "B" Division with a scoie on
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    British Footballers Now Learn The Continental Way
    339 14 I ONDON, Tuesday.— At one time, British footballers were regarded on the Continent as "masters" of the game, but now the boot seems to be on the other foot nnd the master has now become the mini I. First Division Chelsea openly acknowledge
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    MAXFLI B.P.
    73 14 The following will represent the Maxfli B.P. m a return nine of badminton against th" Shell S.C. on Sunday next it the S.H.A.U. Hall, beginning at 2.00 p.m. Ng Cheng Hua. Tan Kirn Teck, Yeo Lai Choi, Simon Tay. Kang Yong Heng. Ang Gh r Yorg. Tay Swee
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    C.H.S. Win 5-1
    68 14 The Commercial High Sch»l trounced the East Coast Unit > 1 by five goals to one at the Geylang Stadium on Sunday. Leading by three goals at the interval, scored by Ismail, Charlie Tay and Kirn Cheng, We C.H.S. scored two more goals through Eng Kiat and
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    COLLEGE RUGGER
    26 14 Rugby practices will be stait!od at English College. Joho; Bahru during this week. Hie coaches are Mr. J. Park and Che" Ahmad b Ohani.
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    Orientals 'Shuttle' Win
    87 14 Orientals 'Shuttle' Win Playing at their m Sunday, tho Orient 1 feated the RalHgtl BJI game? to 2 Singles: Tap W| beat Sebastian Tar 15 10: Soot POOfl S!?o Koh Edward 15 H. 11/15; Peck Sock Beu Ang 800 Sionp 10 IS J Kirn Kang beat Befli 3< 13 15
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    CYMA Cricket
    46 14 The following w.ii the ('VIA. iStTg Cricket i" »«"n against the 8.0.D.< a ground St. GeO»S<3 a Sunday at 2 r _J Maurice Nuni* Wai (Capt.) fty^g E c. Rodrigues, vr. < Hock. o. k n»to.*J drigue, Michael F P Hen<l,K-k<. «M and Stephen Low.
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    57 14 Tte following wm. the c.y.m a. ;st T Booeer for h {ri Competition ag»J, M.A. (Katong 1 match will be Pl«g CV.M.A. ground. 2 Road on Saturday,;^ CV.M.A. St. Stevens, Vivian Hen Low. <-. r bMtian. R \r A Mag, Mau v Vt ,.R B. pola nd Bunda> M
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    Fox's 'Horses Impress Most During Training
    484 14 Happy Lass Returns Best lii By Our Racing i^ortn Trainer Tom Fox's horst-s were 'b m j sive at the Bukit Timah track during traiiT. day morning. riming v Hnppy Lhhs whs best, K ,>in K ov, r the 37 1 5 s«H's. on
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    S'pore Chinese Basketballers Defeat USS Toledo Team
    574 15 S'pore Chinese Basketballers Defeat USS Toledo Team 3,000 Fans Brave Weather To See Thrill-Packed Came Three thousand local basketball fans braved the M \Lr to see the Singapore Chinese score a 50-40 h int vic'torv over a team from the USS Toledo m !;'rity m'tch at the Happy World Covered
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    2,400-Guinea Bolt Destroyed
    92 15 2,400-Guinea Bolt Destroyed l \t: fueidajr. a 2 400 ,c<> -v.-.-i was concerna r.ariatte mix-up M ..-.x- y.arling sales m f. vu .lestiaye i re- by School T.« S:.-- broke a forekj N jcudded over vhil< 2 a training track fil i: y€arfto| stlu, the If saisslng from hia re
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    MANMOIR NETS 4 FOR NAVAL STORES
    55 15 Displaying superiority m all departments of the game. Naval Stores scored an easy 5-nil victory over the Malay Football Association m a^ Div. 3 League game at the C.V.M.A. ground yesterday. Manmoir. the Naval Store.; centre-forward, notched fou. of his team's goals The other
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    Burvesome Lovlies Contest For Miss America Title
    59 15 Burvesome Lovlies Contest For Miss America Title *eV»™ Tuesda >— Whistles and wolf calls (C'r' at this seashore resort durla f h h b at present they are longer witif ng Miss America I**** of <X or g f ration of 55 lovely lassies N Rico and r°? the United
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    DUFFERS' CUP
    40 15 The results of the semi* finals of the RSGC Duffers* Cup Competition played during the week-end were as follows A. D. Farrell beat E R. Olden 2 It 1. T. H. Winttrborn beat J. C. MacLeod 2 1.
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    CHANGI AIRMEN AVENGE FIRST-ROUND DEFEAT
    230 15 R.A.F. (Changi) 4 S.R.C. 1 pHANGI Airmen avenged their first-round defeat m the final round against the S. R. C. at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday, winning by four goals to one In ?pite of a rain.-oakod turf Raft p'uyod a good pHne and plenty of
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    Sports Convenors
    72 15 The following have been appointed convenors m the various sports sections of the Catholic Young Men's Association (Church of St. Teresa): Soccer— G. F. Pinto; badminton—Martin d'Almelda; crick*. —Sydney Oliveiro; hocky— E. V Rodriguea; table-tennis— Kow Kirn Swee; indoor games E. Froifi. Clubs or associations wishing to have
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    U.S. Swim Stars Down Under Tour Off
    148 15 U.S. Swim Stars Down Under Tour Off I SYDNEY. Tuesday. Tlu--1 proposed tout of Australia by Olympic 100-metre swimmmp champion Bill Smith (TnitrM States) has been cancelled by hi? coach. Smith, with diving stir lir. Sammy Lee, has boen invite«i to Australia by the Australian Swimming Union Smith is rr
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    Indians Score Narrow Win
    135 15 Indian Association defeated S.C.S.A. by 3 2 m a f>iy. 11l League game on McNair Road ground yesterday. Indians led by 3 1 at the interval. Ponnusamy .-cored two goals and Thomas nettcl tne second. Veloo. the Indians' IcfW CA gave the SCSA their first k
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    "OPERATION STILL READY" POLICE HOLD UP S.H.B. WORK
    358 16 "OPERATION STILL READY" POLICE HOLD UP S.H.B. WORK Exercise Was A Success OPERATION STILL READY", the second exercise since the emergency by the Singapore Harbour Board Police yesterday evening, held up the work of loading and unloading ships at the wharves for nearly two hours. Unlike the previous ?xercise. this
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    New RN VR Ship Tried Out
    139 16 H.M.S. Pang'.lma, the Litest acquisition of the Malayan Koyal Naval Volunteers Reserve underwent her trials after conversion yesterday off the Singapore Naval Base. Tho Pan^lima i.s a replacement of the former H.M 8. Guaya. This 92-ft .ie.>p draft t m< r took two mouths
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    Garland For Mr. Handy
    56 16 Mr. A. M. Handy b»in<j tjarlanded by Mr. Ng Seng Choy at the farewell dinner gii^en by Chinese and Indian Merchants of Singapore f>n the eve of Mr. Handy's departure icith his family for Ceylon after 29 years' residence m Singapore. Mr. Handy and family leave
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    74 ARRESTS IN FEDERATION
    175 16 Perak Police made *>4 arrests m the paxt 2-i hours. Other arrests m the Federation were: Penang 9, Johore 7; Kodoh.'Perlut I; Pahan* 2. making a total of 74. In the Kuala Kan^sar District, Perak, a Police patrol caught a terrorist after an exciting chase. Hus
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    Corporal Was Quicker On The Draw
    100 16 Corporal Was Quicker On The Draw JOHORE BAHRU, Tuesday. A Gurkha corporal was quicker on the draw m a gun duel with a terrorist gunman this morning. He shot the latter dead. At about 8.30 a.m. a patrol of Gurkhas combed an area and came to the 22nd mile of
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    WOMAN'S LOSS
    35 16 An European woman, Miss Pospisil, living a t 8J m.s. Kulai. Johore, reported yesterday a loss of $300 worth of jewellery while she was enjoying herself at the Singapore Bwbßr niiag Club recently.
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    Bandits Attempt To Kill European
    369 16 Terrorists were active m Perak and Johore yesterday. They committed arson, attacked a Police post and a Military patrol, raided an estate, attempted to kill a European tin miner, and cut telephone wires. Arson was reported m the Lam Wah Mine m the Batu Gajah
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    OUR LARGEST RLY. BRIDGE RE-OPENED
    346 16 OUR LARGEST RLY. BRIDGE RE-OPENED MALAYA'S lan* bndr Guillemard Bridge at *J Kelantan. paitially destroyed! the British torces m rW«n!« 2*^.^ Sf°P«H vested by His Hlgtaneti the Sultan M.. j. o. Baaden cmc General Manager of the Mai van Rlys, open.-d the p roc <* ings with a speech m
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    ALLEGED BREACH RENT COLLECTOR
    40 16 Chia Boon Beng. a CM rent collector employe^ Cathay Cinema was cbtf m the Third Police Court. I terday. with criminal bre of trust of $9.974.65. Chia was f%*Jl $10,000 m two HO* 0 September 14.
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    U.S. WARSHIPS LEAD
    32 16 U.i/» M11 Toledo I The US cruiser. W] tlk- two destroy rs. Hi Chevalier left B»l^ j this morning China pon of Singapore f ron w dayon thtirn pacific.
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    UN Meeting Sept. 15
    16 16 PARI^ Tut^ ;i:d l Nations s£c* Co < today was jot fore sep
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