Morning Tribune, 10 September 1948

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    EUROPEAN AMBUSHED WOUNDED
    169 1 BANDITS »mbushed an ei!u!<' pr.rt> l«*d by the* mnnri;: Sun/:»*1 Taa!i«« E"*'ate, liaiang, Mr. IHiy, yeftlfrilay at about 4 p.m. the |*«rt> vw»s «:«»ln X i,,. wardf* the rood \.h«-n it MM attacked. Mr. Day h-j»» wouiuleti m the arm. A Police rejpiiar \»a« killed while an.ii;;-r
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    ALLANG PLANE CRASH
    119 1 PHOT HURT* ircr ,ft pilot*] m b M-y«MH Eng^h- B Hfl** k. crasW into house m the Kal- a ,"t 5.0.) p.m. y«*erd«y. The nUot escaped Si injuries on the forehead and bvk. :t» i-tte;! Wo thr Geaeml Hospital m an rious st'»te. one vvr,s Me to
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    Midnight attack Near Rangoon
    103 1 Midnight attack Near Rangoon hundred armed bandit*? 90k part m a midnig*^ 5k on the Rangoon «übiu b Kommndine, British tes m the ar^a reported I Ist object of the raiders. approached by river m, ra! parties, wfe the local louarters of the People's nteer Organisation still I to the
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    EARTHQUAKE NEAR FIJI
    39 1 DE BILDT. Holland, Thursday A heavy earthquake at an estimated distance of 16.0rC kilometers was registered at ►he Seismographic Institute >he Nethf rlands Meteorologic Institute here. Tlv earthquake probably was centered near the Fiji inlands.- U.P.
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    U.S. Boy U.K. Robber
    51 1 Washington. Thursday. The United States has bough* over 25.000 tons of British rubbtr at a cost of more than £2 500 000 with funds Britain placed at her disposal m return for Marshall plan dollars. The rubber purchase m Britain was the first °f its kind.
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    Chance For Gaullists
    31 1 PARIS, 'rhurs. Veteran Radical Socialist Henri QueuHe >day be*;an conference this morning hoping to form a government, which for the first time might include de Gaulle's ioiiiAvers U.P.
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    Red Move In Java
    42 1 ivia, i-iurs.— The Central v of the Indonesian '"-mist Party formally in--3 two of the largest non- t parties m the uWc to join with the oom- ts to form a popular iccording to the RepubliRews service Antara, >
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    MISSING PLANES IN PALESTINE?
    19 1 MISSING PLANES IN PALESTINE? B»*£St F< ir Daily Evnr^o ESsyfi Palestine h P lan^ Ito r 1 Scot!ar U.P.
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    Revolver Found
    26 1 An unserviceable old type f solver hidden under a •>• iab m Irafaglar Street recovered by a CID maa 11 -30 p.m. on Sept. 5
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    PROTEST AS GRENADIERS LEAVE FOR SINGAPORE
    72 1 i ■tit, 7™> irriv,,, n?< ent Th embaiked without PJ* Wtth rifles and full mich«s T hVl f lO 70 <>-ton Staffordshire jMjw to MU f o r Singapore toOfS? r S^/ Commanding tainTt 1 officers i 8 Cap-Gua-i ji* B^ ll^. Grenadier Sir
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    RUSSIAN PLANES IN ACTION
    135 1 RUSSIAN PLANES IN ACTION TWENTY-ONE big Russian I planes yesterday morning roared over the western coasr of the Danish island of Bomholm m the Bahic. They came from the east i followed the stern coast m a northerly direction at low altitudes and then disappeared m a western direction. The
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    Anything Can Happen
    60 1 American official quarters -aid Soviet-backed disturbances In Berlin have pushed the tense situation there dangerously near a point where almost anything can happen. Disorders are regarded here as open evidence that Kremlin is still determined to oust the Western Powers from the former German capital, notwithstanding the
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    Berlin: Truman Says, "No Settlement Under Duress"
    131 1 PRESIDENT Harry Truman tod a P"-""*"^ "^Washington yesterday that the Unrted SWtes haY no intention of seeking a settlement witn kum. on Germany under duress. He added that the. currer.. dJ Tnnnan said he regard, the current Russian blocxa. de of Berlin as
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    Tiger After Tiger
    57 1 TIGER hunter" Maj. Gen. Chiang Ching-kuo today bagged another "tiger" Tiger Balm King" Mr. Aw Boon Haw's Shanghai roan- ager. roUc<? had Tseng *van kwei manafer of Mr. Aw Boon Hans S'ha* branch up on the carpet for raising the price of Tiger Balm from 1.30 to
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  • FEDERATION CRIME ROUND-UP
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      Bandits Set Fire To $18,000 Rubber Stocks In Perak Estate
      737 2 Bandits Set Fire To $18,000 Rubbe r Stocks In Perak Estate Europeans Shot At While Sleeping DIBBER stacUn north SlB.OOO uere set on fire at «.m. vesterdHV when hvrge force of bandits r tided Lint"ng Est-te m l»erak. Tite rmders appeared m several parties j»nd at--1 .eked the mincer's bungalow
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      M.I.C. WORKING COMMITTEE
      105 2 The reconstituted working committee of the Malayan Indian Congress, for the ensuing year, consists of the following numbers: Sarda r Budh Singh (president), Sri A. Raman (hon. general secretary). Sri S. Amulu (hon treasurer). Sri A. N. Mitra (Singapore). Sardar Labh Singh (Singapore). Sri A. J. L.
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      HON. A.D.C. TO H.E.
      37 2 Excellency Ule Governor been pleased to appoint Flight-Lieutenant J. Leetham Royal Air Force, to bo an Honorary Akio-dr-camp to His Excellency In place of FlightLieutenant D.F.C. Ross, Royal Air Force, who -lias resigned,
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      'Sheer Luck' Grenade Killed No One
      351 2 Petrol Coupons Now Ready DErROL coupons are now available for HMW and may be obtained by owners cf orivate cars, motor cyclts and taxi" which are licensed by t'U; Registrar of Vehicle?. The owner can either produce his vehicle registration book personally at the
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      SUPPLIED UNRRA WITH 50 ICE-MAKING PLANTS
      173 2 WINGING his way home to Melbourne is Mr. William Gordon, managing director of Gordon Bros. Pty. Ltd., who has just returned from a tour of China and England. His firm has just completed the manufacture of 50 icemaking plants for the United Nations Relief
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      Bricks For Mosley?
      52 2 lon, Trnrs. A London magistrate today bound over for i years a radio engtneer and a 21-year-old clerk o were charged bolero Win th pofisetttfng aa offenive weapon a piece of briek it an Kast London open aii meeting addressed by speakers «f Sir Oswald Mosle-y's Union
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      CYMA TO HOLD OPED AIR SOCIAL
      84 2 CYMA TO HOLD OPED AIR SOCIAL The Regional Catholic Young Men's Association will hold its first post-war open ai: social evening for adult members and friends at 7.30 p.m. on Saturday. This is bein,g organised by the entertainment sub-com-mittee. There will be community singing and rounds to "break the ice",
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      NEW MAGISTRATE
      55 2 Mr. R. D. I. Pates lias assumed his office as Fifth Polic Magistrate on Wednesday In placy of Mr. A. P. Jack who on. furlough. Mr. Pate*, who was formerly District Commissioner m BCtnco. came to Malays with the BMA as a Civil Affairs Officer and- had served
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      SOLD ENOUGH AMMO FOR BATTALION TO INSPECTOR
      281 2 SOLD ENOUGH AMMO FOR BATTALION TO INSPECTOR TOH Ah L,, h I *of 303 amn llaitrt| J *pectur (hy s, M r J Singapore cm, jn J of a rix.r s Wamp Mak J hHp,d cmrrj lhl 1 <? n. I J^ li Hr. K. v TI J th- \ssi/...
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      TRADE WITH DJAMBI
      57 2 Merchants who wish u>< on trade with DjamtH area consult the Indonesia 0 Tra-i- Department, for sary an augments w»J tain recoffnizo.l organMJ In nuking tW»wj*j yrttWday, the Trade DJ Singapore gives the W names of merchaitt aw panics recofnl** JJ im g area: Sin An i^K
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      MARGARET HOME
      26 2 LONDON. cess Maair today she has Kin-C: tion of Quee:i land. Ai Vikin- Princess verted g fe^egrpurid v^.nm fields ol iter. Low O 1
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    TS Subaltern Killed On Eve Greatest Day Of Her Corps
    275 3 TS Subaltern Killed On Eve Grea test Day Of Her Corps Th row n OfPWorse On sVay Back To Camp JILDA Mary Da vies, subaltern of the A.T.S.. wns thrown off a bolting horse and killed m the eve of the greatest day of her corps the tenth anniversary of
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    Unrestricted emigration Into Malaya-OFFICIAL
    158 3 cisl P NtaLlS!?* Stales that there is n unit., a Jff lon into Malaya form any count"ar a °n I l' Cruitilve: centros for such imbhOry amed m In dia, Hongkong or any the Gov'tself pro. °n of up i-; y*- From lepot r.- patai th.
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    ALLEGED ABETMENT OF CHEATING
    82 3 Cheong Bok Seng and Chan Man Sun were produced at the Eighth Police Court yesterday. Both were charged with abetment of cheating an Army SubDo pot. It was stated that Bok Seng and Man Sun committed the offence by marking the attendance register of absentees as
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    FOUR FOUND IN CURFEW AREA
    46 3 Four Chinese, who were found tn the curfew area m Johore Straits, walked into the Eighth °olice Court dock yesterday. They were all ancsted a little before* midnight on September 8. A further mention of the case is fixed on today.
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    Govt Pensioners' Meeting On Sunday
    31 3 The annual general meeting of The Singapore Government Pensioners' Association will be held at the Chinese Mandarin SdMKH, Prinsep Street. Singapore, on Sunday at 10 a.m.
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    Youth Faces Robbery Charge
    136 3 A MALAY woman. Fatimah fcjntc Hassan, was heM up m broad daylight at Grange Road on Wednesday by a 17-yejr-old Cantonese youth alleged to be Lav Chee Kiong. The weman was f lightened by a prot;udcd spanner held m Lav's trouser pocket which she mistook to
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    H.E's MESSAGE TO U.S. FLEET
    124 3 The following message was sent to Admiral Good, U.S. Navy. U.S.S. Toledo by HE. the Governor ot Singapore Sir Franklin G;mson when the visiting r.S. Flee: left early yesterday mo-ning "On your departure from Singapore I send to you. youi Officers and men the best
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    8 Years Rotan
    83 3 S' HWA will pa? m years r.i. ar.d ie- I Irokes of the rotan it m an armc'i robring 56.000. pg with two others i house at Kampong the morning of Janu--1 robbed the inmates pt of a pistol. The •moveii a sum ci .cash an! jewellery
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    On Import Crackers
    36 3 On Import Crackers c .rar ol an SingaPCJ c. yvS.crday importation o[ fit€ from any source Co', r.y a ill be prob from Oct. 1. fcu...^ u eat fellows D Government ban ir^s of crackers to
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    Delayed Air Day Joy Rides On Sunday
    214 3 Delayed Air Day Joy Rides On Sunday JUANY, people who aitendert l th e Air Day at, Kallang on. Saturday last were disappointed because they were unable- to take part m pleasure flight. Unfortunately this Kind of flying had to be stopped before the advertised time becau^ of the danger
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    PULAI NOW SAFE & QUIET
    422 3 PULAI NOW SAFE QUIET ''DULAI is now safe and r quiet, the problem there at the moment is one of policing the arta adequately," said the Hon'ble Mr. W F. N. Churchill, British Adviser, Kelantan, m. \n interview yesterday on iiis recent trip to Gua Mu3ang and Pulai. Mi. Churchill
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    Mr. Maganlal.
    27 3 Mr. Maganlal. a candidate for the Rural Wes t bye-elec-tion, will address a public meeting on Sunday at the Hinu Theativ, Seletai at 9-30 &.m.
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    NATIONALISTS SEVER RED LINES IN SHANGTUNG
    216 4 sin- i Thura.— Pro rnment r today vU Sedthal the Natkmalista hud I rSitact -n !?■<! G aeral Chen YV* forcea to .-Jlhw, ic^neril Uu Po Clien and his columns n Shantung provinc ft port laid that mew infantry knifed through la capture Pohaten.
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    EARTHQUAKE IN NEW ZEALAND
    52 4 w "iiinj'tun. Thurs. A parl culariy violent earthquake probably under the soa off the Tonga Group (the Friendly Island*), 1.000 miles to the north(>ast of N<>\v Zealand was recorded at the Dominion Observatory, Wellington, to<>ay. The reismograph was <h.stin n JO/ four houi's. Reuter JlM'i A
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    BURMA'S UNEASY FUTURE—TIMES
    142 4 BURMA'S UNEASY FUTURE— TIMES LONDON. Thursday.— ThKaren revolt has shown how "difficult and delicate" the political fooing of the Burmese Government has become, the London 'limes said m a leading article today. "Assur*r£es haw been given both of the Government's determination to put down the Communis t insurrection and its
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    EVACUATION FROM HYDERABAD
    47 4 EVACUATION FROM HYDERABAD ni;w DELHI, Thurs. a Hpo» Hin:in for the British Hi.!-,i\ Comrolaaioner In in< stai. i today thai plan to evacuate British nationals* from Hydt rabad would bo dv! Into op< ration at once m view of 1 1 latest developmcnl m tlw Stato Reuter
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    70,000 To Hear Wallace
    107 4 vkw YORK Thur*. Mayor VVilllai Odwy< i ordered top Aoei i oi tht- New Yoik Police Department, to lake rxtia pieitlona ftgtlnst election rammi :.i vioL''hv on the eve of the giant Henry Wallace ia'!y at t unkeo 8 »divan ]'!o;'ii ssive Party officials predicted crowd
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    "GUINEA PIG" FOR RED PROPAGANDA
    120 4 WASHINGTON. Weds. 1 State Department officials said here Wtrt no plans to step up United Nations infoimation m k oi i j wii.u <.lw titmv ■ieppeo >ut. The State Department will inii'.!it i r .foimitio;:jl wjik alottg with other functions a.s the remnants of the
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    Indonesian Finance Minister For U.S.
    62 4 Quoting a news item from Bangkok, radio Hilversum disclosed that the Finance MinisUr of the Republic of Utioncsia. Dr. Maramis, left Bangkok for r,merica by plane. Dr. Maramis pur-j portedly made the trip tof negotiate for a loan from j American business enterprises as advance
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    Indian Passport Fees Raised
    34 4 With effect f rom September l. th fe e fo r an Indian passpor t has be. n raised to Rs. 10. the equivalent m Straits currency being $6.50. GIIS
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    S.C.B.A. Dinner
    36 4 The Straits Chim s e British Association is giving a dinner ;n honour of the Chinese Members of the Executive and Legislative Councils at th-. 1 Chinese Swimming Club at p.m on Sept. 15.
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    S.A. To Celebrate
    31 4 Tii Singapore Association living a dinner a Rattles Hotel on l .pt. 17 at 8 p.m. In honour of .sir Roland Braddell who vy recently created a knight.
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    Marshall Aid To Indoaesia
    34 4 According to Radio Hilversum his night, the Administration Department of the Marshall p:an Commission had announced that indon< sla will receive, as Marshall .'id. reconstruction goods am turning to sig.mo.ooo.
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    PARAK CHINESE CONSUL FEES
    117 4 Hi)i Ibrahim T. Y. Mo. first Chine* C-nsulforl his u-ifr, Mrs. Ma. were mttertatittd by P>mk communitii to a tea-party when thep nkei^ by plane from Singapore. Mr. Mi I thi nnt CM Urn Conxul to be s<ent to Maliifi. Thcu x^rp aci by their four
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    Chinese To Be Aided
    88 4 Chinese To Be Aided SHANGHAI. Thursday. Oreistas Chinese who returned t.) China after the outbreak of the Pacific war. and are a: present unable to return to their former places of residence will t>t given financial help by the Oversea < Affairs Commission, according to i'^e China Press. Applicants for
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    BYRNES ACCUSED
    93 4 NEW YORK. Wednesday. Former United States envoy to China. Patrick J. Hurley, charged that James F. Byrnes. while Secretary of State, allowed persons to remain m the State Department after they had been "caught m the act" ot delivering state documents to the Communists. Hurley. Republican candidate for
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    Huks Active Again
    34 4 Manila. Thurs. The Evening News reported today that an undisclosed number of armed Huks early this morning seized the Municipal building of Abucay m Bataan Province and disarmed the town policemen.
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    ROUND TOWN
    139 5 I r* v 0( by Glenya <o- Rid Married .!,v Mr CMuw t hls residence to if, chew Kirn M idMr. Tan S tl many gueiti ii nn ei wen g y. Ong Rah Pr Ong Scow HIM Chtan, Mr Ojhh »c. Mr b~'-'i g n M: Tay
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    UNKNOWN
    60 5 Hua and rive i doet pe^ttc m a Radi Too !'"h T 10 <oiu W Ma.' pea i n <■) re wit.. Go! Cl m; by Ra i n i Id-' IN' i h t!- a«t are Tcck. Pins.- V. fon; Nei KMoi Yun. Da\ld K. tePoh Hcng, 801
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    Art Exhibition
    83 5 WE don't envy the judge* oi the Seventh Inter ">ol Art Exhibition, who Will spend Sunday morning viewing and hanging TOO exbibita at the Bntish Council Hall. We aie surprised to fearr fiom Mi. C. R. Sail- bury, of the British Council, wno is one of the judges,
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    THE LILY AND THE ORCHIDS
    27 5 Lily Lee, charming Chinese him star, admiring a ■luster of orchids at the home of Mr Loke Wan Tho m Gallop Uoad.
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    At Lady Of Lourdes Church
    45 5 At Lady Of Lourdes Church MEL A. Joseph, son of Mr. iiid Mrs S. Ariiiikala^amy. W&S manied to Miss TruthaiyajHuy, daughter 01 Mi and Mrs A. Socsai at the Church Lady of Lourdes. Ophir Hoad recently. t.n> reception was riterwardl held at Annamalai. C"ietly Lane.
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    Back Again
    110 5 MISS Jessie Proctor ai rived by the Empire Wind Rush from Colombo on Monday after a pleasant holiday m fodta :rid Ceylon. She letl MaLiya m April. Miss Proctor was a teacher of the Methodist "ml*' School m Klo.n^-. She 7" piobably resume duties shortly. I h^ar rhe
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    Gay And Romantic
    94 5 GAY flowemi chintz ami ballerina skiits combine to make one of the most gay an<! romantic playtinnfashion combinations of th»' decade. Clamorous Virginia Mayo to be seen m the Srunuel Gokfwyn TYchnicolour comedy "A Sf ng Is Corn," chooses a water-lily patterned chintz halleiina playdress m tones
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    THE MORNING TRIBUNE Malayan Labour Party
    558 6 THE MORNING TRIBUNE Malayan Labour Party London Afjenis Mrsirs. Colin Toner., Ltd.. Talbot House 98. tit. Martin's Lnnf WC.S FRIDAY, ***** 10, 1945. TilE fain; outlines of a Malayan Labour Party are tiiseernable m the distant horizon. m Singapore and the Federation labour leaders and others have given support for
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    China's "Fighting Heroes.. Unit
    418 6 China's "Fighting Heroes.. Unit AS part of a nationwide drive to boost the morale of the Nationalist military forces, the Chinese Ministry of National Defence has ordered the formation of "Fighting Heroes" units composed of men noted for their discipline, alert^*** hon p< ?tv responsibility to duty anfl capability. According
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    THE BANDITS CAM
    802 6 "Which pang is the worst of the lot?" "Oh. it is the one that coi. es irom "X" village. You'll have to be careful 01 you ma.v be m dancer yout ■elf.'' "Don't worry about that Ghr: me their names ami I'M do what I can."' And
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    SOVIET ATTACKS EDTUCATION POLICY IN COLONIES OF WESTERN POWERS
    310 7 SOVIET A TTACKS EDTUCATION POLICY IN COLONIES OF WESTERN POWERS "1 Xtiint Gets Just Enough Education To Be A (Good Servant" v T ai _i hr Soviet delegate to the United Nations ComGfcN rli«ni deliver; I HP attack lasting otie-and-a-faali hou, on t w colon iej t»n Qf Western Powers.
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    MOTOR-BIKE OF THE AIR
    22 7 MOTOR-BIKE OF THE AIR ■ft v *> s r 7 :< of thi <rr was mH p. the i laic has 'i the fjuiton.
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    Sinks In US,—No Settlement Yet
    137 7 Sinks In US,— No Settlement Yet W* YORK, Thurs. -i; looks if the Truck ic- in the City, now e itecing its ciahth day, was to stay and th eatens to spread to 'I wn v At presen l0 0 tr »ck drivers are m wew York alone. [tt ■m
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    FORCED LICENCES
    23 7 '•|«4ttt W K YOr|t«L««Oin?., hM l Wt U, [i( Congressi *ten>s JJa r'r fc»id n i en*.... aar ninivt...... w U.P.
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    "Arrest Talks" Underway
    168 7 NANKING, Thurs.— Phya Aphibul Rajamaitri, new Siamese Ambassador to China, last night deared that negotiations were being held between lie Chinese and Siamese Government authorities ver the arrest of Chinese nationals m Siam, and satisfactory settlement of the case was expected soon. ••ya Aphibal. v.-ho arrived •>
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    EUS BLAZE: 19 DIE
    45 7 MADRID. Thurs. Nintecn 1 passengers we. Mined 1 "> death today and 12 more wen injured seriously when a bu-\ out of control toppled into a canyon en route from Madnu for a fiesta at a nearby villag Del Monte Detajo.- U.P.
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    U.S. MISSION DOCTOR VIOLATES CURRENCY LAWS
    110 7 U.S. MISSION DOCTOR VIOLATES CURRENCY LAWS SHANGHAI. Tiiurs. The first American to be involved m IB alleged violation of the price freezing- decree was reportedly summoned to Wusih Magistrate's office for questioning, accoiding to a Chinese dispatch tram Wusih, 90 miles west of Shanghai. Dr. John M. Wilson of Louisville,
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    Earthquake Rocks Pacific Floor
    183 7 HONOLULU, Thurs.--An earthquake, strong enough o cause a tidal wave, rocked the Pacifufloor "soniewhere south of Samoa" and was recorded on seiamographs m Hawaii and on the mainland. A tremor was registered for i over two hours on Barbers Point. The army's tidal wave warn- 1
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    VESSEL POWERED LIKE AIRCRAFT
    46 7 Revolutionary m btiild and design, the 'CELERITY', hv.il for the Bristol Aeroplane C< mpany and Rritrtin's latest tffttalt i.v under going extensile Admiralty test at Poit^mouth, the U the first vessel to he driven by air-cooh aero engines, driving variabk pitch f/tropeUen.
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    TO ASSIST PORTUGUESE
    36 7 LISBON. Thursday.— Dr. Ruy Femira Carmo and immigration inspector Felip. Nascimento left by plane today for Rio de Janeiro to laity Portuguese sailing aboard tin Santa Cruz to visit their families m Portugal.
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    S'HAI CATHOLIC BISHOP DEAD
    34 7 SHANGHAI. I hur.sdu; The death occurred nere la*t night of August P. Haouls the Catholic Bishop of Shanghai since 1931. Ho was bom m Brltanny, France, 71 yetn ago. Reuter
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    New Burmese Cabinet Shaping Behind Barricaded Walls
    434 8  -  GRAHAM BARROW (By RANGOON, Thurs.— A new Burmese Cabinet is expected to emerge m the next few days from meetings of Parliament behind the heavily barricaded walls of the Secretariat building m Rangoon, sources clos^ to the Government said today. Among its immediate
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    BRITON, ITALIAN ARRESTED
    38 8 SHANGHAI, Thursday.— A British broker an.j sportsmar. Maurice Benavitch and an Italian. Luigi pirola. were arrefted by the economic police for alleged violation of the currency regulations according to the Shanghai evening Pos- tuday. Reuter
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    RED SHIPPING ON DANUBE BEGINS
    52 8 PRAGUE. Thursda;. g jombincd SovU my. Danube shipping Sovrom, has started P raffic on the cording to report here. oradoati are to rua Uato^a, m (< Ojttrgiu and I ire Branrt)Vi'aiai publica Pop 1 slatia tounced the opt i enger traffic Sl fon ml i
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    RACES HER BABY
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    PAPER BAN WAS 'MISUNDERSTANDING'
    42 9 TIENTSIN. Thursday.- The A yncan-owned Evening Journal appeared as usual '«>ay. despite the Chinese ■wtnoritlei 1 ban. Bernard Rogard. the s OWBcr, declared been a mitunckrPanted out that the entirely th t Munlojnj initiative withinstruct J un. Reuter
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    Details Of Indonesian Interim Govt. To Be Discussed Next Week
    306 9 THE HAGUE, Thurs,— Details of an Interim Federal Indonesian Government will be discussed at talks beginning next week-end between the Dutch Government and a deputation from the Batavia (non- Republican) Federal Council, it was announced here last night. Dr Hubertus
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    WESTERN POLICE RELEASED
    47 9 BERLIN, Thursday.— The Soviet police pivss tonight exp'ained that the arrest of Western sector police at the City Hall was div to the fac: that they carried no "labour certificates." It said that they would be releat.cd immediauly on production of them I Reuter
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    Mob Cheers Mitchum
    75 9 HOLLYWOOD. Thursday. Thin-faced Robert Mitchum fought through a chevrlng mob of autograph hunters a* he surrendered to the Grand Jury indictment fo r smoking marijuana. In the hal!s outside the courtroom, the movie star willingly scribjled his name for beseeching bobby soxers whiU flashbulbs poppeo around him.
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    BALLET IN AUSTRALIA
    159 10 BALLET IN AUSTRALIA iraii Hutii K,-r, wnoM I tO h'U J ■miiu Bri comwiL examiner. Ilia Bemey, fc fo j about <1 i- <j, lur 1 -reason- fo h.-i contV! AustialKin dai the ciimau oik IIOOSC-hl: 1 IU mki leas reserved UiariLnsj mo 10 easily iUe iheii" emotion.-. Tno food
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    AUSTRALIA LOSE $10,000,000 IN ACCIDENTS
    124 10 AUSTRALIA LOSE $10,000,000 IN ACCIDENTS BTDNEY, Uronojj vehicle accident? to < an ecooonjc t1C.000.000 a year, MSf .m estimate ol Ui ftoad Sarety Counci Go.--: La mad? up oil MOperty. hospital v beatme'nt for losses, and calcula! Oi persona kflled ■file Bret annual :•>'■' RoaiJ Safety Couac that the Council
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    TAPPED LINES LED TO ARREST
    66 10 SHANGHAI, Thursday.— A prominent Broker Jonn Wei and his wife, a Russian I Magi* and a Frenchman M. IElzear, wer< indicted by special criminal tribunal on charges of blackmarket dealings, and will soon be arraigned for trial. The indictment disclosed that the economic police tapned
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    SHIP MISSIN AFTER STORE
    22 10 SHANGHAI The Board j aliags hip River *< F South < DfCantonto Official they are d iformatJon ed I Reuter
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    ECA To Distribute Fertilisers In China
    270 10 NANKING rhura. The Chinese Government ban accepted the KCA plan to dtstnbutr fertilizer under the American Aid Programme at meeting of Roger (i. L&pham, ECA director m China, Premier Wong Wen Hap and other aginrttl of the two Governments. 'I'hc plans call for <liscontinuatmn
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      140 10 i i j pop I I«'V4"I T^IVI I b^'l W^t-rr To Our TH»S I DDNTSW! N IO I III 4 Lp<fjl H/ PtoiUMM%o! 'T 1 \lftlllVCVl. r y RUGGLfS i t^ W-Xli-I J-JTI WK LITTLE} V ANb IHEi'O LAV^ YbEARME, AN&WHOVmL.SiR. I SUPfiOSi J[j:^^^^ftLl JUE^ISWHE^ "bOHN THERE FOR J WAQ
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    DARWIN'S THEORY CONFIRMED MEN DESCEND FROM APES
    281 11 BEIGHTONi Thurs.— Science handed man .mother important part of his family troe today .ill it turns out thai we were monkeys after Professor W. E. Lctiros Clark oi Oxford, famous :i -iihority o\ evolution, reached millions ears into onweorded history io present to
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    Hope's Golden Jubilee
    14 11 Hope's Golden Jubilee I M m R I' H H f Santa H w
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    TRUMAN CHARGED WITH CONDUCTING CAMPAIGN OF FEAR
    133 11 TRUMAN CHARGED WITH CONDUCTING CAMPAIGN OF FEAR v: 5 high command 1 7::.::: n with c N lign I ar" c: the kind of taci P ftwing mi m- > md rabble i usei p < 1 mad Kenneth 6 p Republican, v, :n a kngthy con'r i> i Slmul-
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    LATEST AUTUMN FASHION
    49 11 LATEST AUTUMN FASHION •BEXEDWTIXE" it the nnnu <iiwn to this autumn fkion by Lintti bfMtec y a "tulip-ple/ited hkirt;* monk's cowl collar, >lf tfm and is m wool 't^pe. Lentjth has been and over-emphasis and t-rtrarauant difficult-to-wem features have been •vohl'l m the new Autumn s/ *< Men m London.
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    OPIUM WARNING FROM HONGKONG
    73 11 MANILA. Thursday— lt was disclosed today that E. I Hinsworth, Hongkong's Imi port Export Superintendent. ha? ssetn t a letter to the Manila I Customs Patrol Service warning against the possibility or renewed opium smuggling to the Philippines. Hinsworth wrote that large i quantities of opium
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    SIGRTMARES ARE KILLERS
    209 11 FT-, Y. '■**<•> or Mann--11 m re In. 1 tn, nau... evidence available to comment Manalan* reported that his nation showed that Filino victims were almost inwtii i,!y hiwky younsr iwtfei. oi them labourers. There were no womon, children or l)1( I'opi* amon«: them ihZTH? what is
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    Eskimos Also Have Their Food Crisis
    175 11 NEWFOUNDLAND, Ttars.— The Nascoaie Fskimos are moving from their settlement at Davis better hunting ground. From tim? immemorial, Davis Inlet has been the hor- of this trib°. I But, they bav< m depleted tho itocki of wild gamea that it is almost impossibic foi
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    MORE KREMLIN TALKS?
    60 11 MORE KREMLIN TALKS? MOSCOW. Thursday. -The three Western envoys m Moscow ai\ expected to ask for a niw Kremlin appointment shortly to discuss the Berlin situation, informed Western quarters her*., said tonight. Ij is believtd that m new talks with Mr. Molotov or Marshall Stali n or both, they will
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    Malayan Newsmen To Be Trained In England
    101 11 Malayan Newsmen To Be Trained In England GENEVA. Thurs. A i'lity (>f Mnlayan, Nigerian mid' Gold Count jonurtMthMt* fcoa (iiiivri m Ew/hnut for t:cinin.i <ts part <>} v ></(.- Mi to develop netctjraseri m the colonies, Mr. J. FUt ciicr-Cooke. toht the United Nations Special Committee ■m NonSelf-Governinij T<rn tor
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    BITTERNESS TOWARD REDS
    34 11 BITTERNESS TOWARD REDS Margate, Kent. Thursday Tlv WFTU debate rc-em-phasizod bitterness towards communism m its ranks and the apparent determination of the majority to display its strength against eviry challenge from this quarter. Reuter
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    STORE TO GET TOP REPUBLIC RELEASES
    332 12  -  Oswald Henry Film Gossip /> v \i;\V aim distributing company has RftO M operate In Singapore. Situ ited «>" tlie iir4 floor of <>ldham IIaI! ott Orchard R«i it bean the signboard: "Meter I ilm^, ulalaym, toe." and is I branch of the parent
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    LAUGH FEAST
    150 12 IF you're after good laugh. then Columbia's fantasy on "Here Comes Mr. Jordan." is just what the doctor ordered. It is a comedy that breaks every rule of film-making, even as it achieves a high level of entertainment. Its characters are gay. adorable, hateful, and human its story
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      145 12 Th, Mr. Of "if n mm\i\i.in Har.> -opbxixg roMow "THE GOLDEN EARRINGS' Marl.-n- DMricfc-^^ To-Morro« t m;,|.-.,,, "THE SWORDSMAN" u< .r NOW THRILLING THOUSANDS 5 TIMES DAILY! 11 -2- 1.15-6.30- 3!5 =c CAPITOL i Bf lit,' Vt^^^^H a. >. JOHNNY WEISSMULLER 4S -BRENDA JOYCE @9 .r» t LINDA CHRISTIAN SB
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    MALAYAN SHARE QUOTATIONS
    648 13 LOANS Municipal S'poreS', 1926 112.50 114.50 Spore 814% 1948 100.25 101.25 S'pore 4 V, 1930 116.00 118.00 xi Spore 3<- c 1935 98.25 99.25 "Pore 3< 0 1937 98.00 99.00 S pore 3';, 1938 98.25 99.25. Spore 4% 1939 107.50 108.50 Pen. 5' r 1926 112.50 114.50
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      Aussie Food Exporters Keen On Malayan Market
      182 13 A USTRALIAN food-exporting merchants are keen on the Malayan market, said Mr. W. F. Fitzpatrick, a Singapore food importer yesterday, just returned from a six-month tour. They are making efforts to bring the quality of their goods to world standard, he said. Food
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      SHARE REPORT
      22 13 The cautious note continued m Ike local shaio market yesterday. Only a few transactions 'wore i corded at current prices.
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      Produce Markets Round-Up
      145 13 The pepper market continued to be easier yesterday with very little buying interest. Quotations for white pepper were marked down by $2 a picul. while black pepper slipped ii The following were yestcr-j day's quotations: RICE No. 1 $52,-. Other 1 qualities $50. GLUTINOUS RICE: $40--$46. SUGAR:
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      Rubber Steady
      73 13 The rubber market yestciday opened approximately flveeighl'is of a cent lower than on Wednesday. After being steady, the market became easier again with sellers predominating. The market, however, took a turn for the better towaids the close. Closing prices weie Buyers. Sellers. No. 1 Sept. RSS 43 a
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    Happy Lass Displays Fine Form Again
    430 14 Happy Lass Displays Fine Form Again Fas! Times Returned At B. limsh MOST i>ui ■otimlinx workcrv f»!siJ* Unuih ,VG»t« Mnipirr Rose, Show <jir' hiul Happ.V I -oin^ \\;«s mt\ t;o«Ml diiriiijf (h«* inorn*Hg's Shou (iirJ re<»j--iic(l the li;^! ♦iine o>«»r tht» Mjrrt\ <overing H|6 (iishui'T m 3(> sees., while Kinpire
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    RSGC RESULTS
    71 14 The Ladies' Competition for September (StabMorcn wa s played at Bukit Timah on Monday, and resulted Di as foHows: "A" Division won by Mr<. G. T. Edwards with a score of 19 Mrs Ft rral-Smith < 17.5/ Si. Mrs McMullan U6 1 8> "B" Divi-jori won by Mrs.
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    C.Y.M.A.—HOCKEY
    29 14 C.Y.M.A.— HOCKEY All members interested m hockey aatr t asked to atu-nd a meeting to by held at the Central Club House on Monday the Sept. 13. at 5.30.
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    Early Selections
    237 14  - Early Selections ALLAN LEWIS (By Horses Class 2. Div. 5. 6 Fur* MEATH Sir Ga'ahad Val's Pick Horfaes Class 2. Div. 6. 6 Fui& SKYMASTER Dai!: Romance Princess Nuf field Horses Class 3. Div. 1. 6 Fuil FREE FRENCHMAN Unicorn Heart Of Oak Hotses Class 3. Div. 2. 6 Furs.
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    U.S. SAILOR BASKETBALLERS
    11 14 Ik* b* I■ iteft th Uajft World Bta
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    Weights For Ist Day
    729 14 H*low is the card for tomorrow's races, the nrst day of the Singapore Turf Club's Gold Cup Meeting, together with the records of the last throe runs of 'h candidates: Horsrs C!:iss 2. Div. 5. 6 Fut* 4 0 0 Fuhiyn 9 00 0 0 0
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    C.H.S. Office Beare
    51 14 heM T^ foilowms °mz£M dM we it eie of nual H Sci,., 1 ffi held SunW-| fl pn M (ro.elcct, Mr. r. 9 y^M fl Mr Joe Seah; W »ang ChianJ- fJ(J« sports l'" v^. <■ flgsxi) Mr. ;im,ttflH (Ist Kl;lt; "^M M Hafl m J Mr
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    NOTHER TWO EVENTS GO to LA PORTE
    306 15 MK ..,W.-r of »h<- Dunlop I»l»nU IL H 1.. fWtt. "I* cnishing line oil two oofeCrt the J& ,ml five-mlte *yfi£[£ j M,, Sin R a,H»re l.vol.ng CanuH«a tl" lf 1: „,us won the 10-mile and lWt»«"**" J n,. t ied with his
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    C.C. Cricket
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    MALAYA CUP RUGGER OFF THIS SEASON
    149 15 Xli A LA LD >l P I R, Thurs. The Malayan Kugby I'nion at a meting held m kua'a Lumpur «l« < i<l. .1 to drop both the H.M.S. "Malayii" Cup and "All-Blues" <«inip. fit ion this year m view of the present situation
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    Oriental B. P.
    55 15 Tho following will represent the Oriental B.P. against the Fairylite 8.P.. m a return match on Sunday at the Fairylite court, at 3.00 p.m. sharp. Lim Choon Watt. Lawrence Cheah, Teo Kok Hwee. Voon Kirn Cheng. Yap Peng Scab. Tan Peng Koon, Johnny Sect. ray Soy Bah
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    Lai Yin Hen Enters Table Tennis Finals
    329 15 LEFT-HANDER Lai Yiog Hon. defending title holder entered the men's open singles final, m the Singapore Table Tennis Championships when he defeated Ng Yew Weng m straight sets, played at the Great World last night. In the other semi-final match. Chua Kirn Hern,
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    LINDWALL'S 6 FOR 59
    188 15 SCARBOROUGH. Thursday. -Ton thousand people waited •or the rain to cease to see the „cund day* match between th« AttfitrattWis and Ltvesor Oower*fi Eleven. The garat started almos t as sooa as the rain stopped but it was a traglc beginning for Ltwson 3ower f 8
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    PADANG RIVALS MEET TODAY
    107 15 THE jv dang rivals— the Singapoie Cricket Club and the Singapore Recreation Clvb will clash today on the padang In their annual soccer encounter for the Clarke Shield. The following are the teams 8.C.C.: J. Aitken; D. Hamilton, V. Burton; W. Bainbridge. C. McCulloch. A. Mitchell;
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    12th Anniversary
    38 15 nil> t-- are reminded that ''P-c IVP. will be cele'tlng Us J2*h Anniversary 2 days' .stay at the R¥^mm<ni Tampenla ttr 18 and 19^ .^tojo-naro to .o^ister their g the Hon. Secretary 10. Chulia Street, Slnga-
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    MALAYS PLAY CLEVER SCCCER TO BEAT NAVY
    163 15 Malays (MFA) 4 Royal Navy 1 JAKING the fit Id with several new players and adopting short passing tactics, Malays beat the Navy my four goals to one at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterdiv bl the final round of the First Division, S.A.F.A. League.
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    MALAYA CUP SOCCER FINAL
    150 15 The Red Network <>f Shuja}>ore will ue Iron Uasting tfcft cofnm* ntarn of the Malawi Cup F*nai on ticv wocehHifthx, namely, 2:.5 and 400 metres from 4.30 p.xi. on Satiinlni uftcrnoon. tfu ~—~m The Navy fought back, but their ehootinff was erratic. On the change over,
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    TO-DAY'S SPORT
    39 15 SOCCER: S.A.F.A. League Div. 1 Indiana v. R.A.F. (Changi). Jalan Besar Sl*' dium; Div. 11l Social A..i:ctic Party v. Naval Stores. Geylang Stadium. (Bod> games will start at 5.15 p.m. Cable Wireless VI Kat.ong Eurasians, Fairer Park.
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    SIX-DAY CYCLE RACE MAY BE REVIVED IN UK
    271 15 LONDON Thurs. One of the nation' \nost gmeroUlf 1>" puhu spoil* event* m the four year* immediately preceding the outbreak of the uir. uxt* the annual tfix d<iy.s cycle race at the Wembley Empire Pocl, Lornfon, m which cyclist* were on the
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    Athletes Trounced
    42 15 Chinese Athletes trounced R.A.S.C. Training School tivenil m a Div. 9 League game a* Geylang Stadium yesterday. Hin Weng. the Athletes centre-forward, w;is outstanding -scoring three goals. Chwee Chip, the Athletes right-inner and Kirn Kang, leftinner, netted the other goals.
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    RUSSIAN TRAINING SHIP CALLS AT SINGAPORE
    223 16 Captain Refuses To Give His Name MYSTERY shrotldl the identity of the Russian captain of the "Sckstan". a .>O-ton, 45-metre- 3-masted Russian wsscl the first of its kind to call at Sin^a|K>re since the irtr. It dropped anchor m the outer Koads late yerterday.
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    Pope Asks: Is There No Other Way?
    60 16 CASTELGANDOLFO, Thur>. -Pope Piu.-; today told 370 delegates to the Inter-Parliament- ary Union, "one can always find i basis for accord between opposing partie.s by some sort of ndurable and acceptable comromise". Hp asked, "vvojld there not >c another way than war ov
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    Minister Warns Of Communal Bloodbath
    126 16 Minister Warns Of Communal Bloodbath COMMUNAL bloodbath MutHlffhom [he Indian subcontinent would result from the india n Government's aggression In Hyderabad, Pakistan's Foreign Minister Zai'rul!ah Khan forecast m a speech At Karachi. Khan told a presi conference India was threatening Hyderabad with cpen aggression., -with no thought of morality bu
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    Four U.S. Planes Missing
    36 16 Four U.S. Planes Missing Manila. Thins -It was annoußced here t-- iay that four rn.:^i States Ai: Force P-4" pianos were missinp tftet running Into bad weather while on a routine training •flight over ttv Philippines.
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    He Was Rudely Awakened And Robbed
    275 16 He Was Rudely Awakened And Robbed ACANTONMB, Leoag Yip. of 30«» Kcppo! Road was suddenly awakened trotn Mi ileep r»y the intrusion of throe Chinotit timed with a levolver. rhey tIM brought m Leong*! > >ir. -uiiit** to keep him com- ■■>. Both of thim were order.l to stand facing
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    80 Killed In Mine Burst
    91 16 JOHANNESBURG. Thursday. The bodies of 80 Africans killed by a pressure burs'. caucr d by ap earth tremor In a deep mine yesterday rere found today by rescue )arties who had been workinu inceasingly iincc the burst 'CCURd. In addition to the dead. on-_> 7
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    STATE OF WAR IN VIETNAM
    67 16 PARIS, Thursday. Vietminh Endochlnese autonoTiisU have launched an offeaive afUr an artillery and ma Chine gun bar: age round Saigo n during tlu past week Agence France Presse reports from Saigoo stated today. The agency said that 10,000 people demonstrate! against the autonomists m front
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    57 16 sfi*<? We Kiat Neo, the only we, man representative m t executive council of the Army Civil B€r*Hct i'nion, dejUm the plight of xcomen workers und ttreseed tht need far chaihpion of iconien workers. Pwtiirt tftatrj Miss Wee, ti rcmrnj a gathering of Army workers when thuj ctkbral the second
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    DECENTRALISATION OF COLONY GOVT. URGED
    201 16 OR. G. Hawkins, Secretary for Defencv, Singapore, advoe k more local Government and more decentralisation of "highly concentrated" machinery of Government at Emp Plac*. He faid this last night |m an address to membei s ,of *he East West Society >n "Volunteering" and told their,
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    JAP EMPRESS PLACE 10th IN BEAUTY POLL
    69 16 rORTY-FIVE year old press Nagako was pi tenth m a beauty poll he] the popular Japanes* m zirit- "Hantshl" The magazine did not si fy tlu numb-r °f vOta Empress received, but. sau total tied with Sun* known movie acttej Mlura. First place
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    Nanking Commission
    25 16 National Assembly v i formally inaugunij Nanking U lay to Wj enforcement <'- f JJJ constituti n. Tne h -ad< I I president U.P.
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    Contractor Says Men Shot At Himself
    155 16 AS the result of a dispute between tw.> a Hokkien labour contractor, Ang; B m a joying his cup of coffee with two W"* 11 J Kirn Seng Road, wan suddenly interrupts! I c five Chinese armed with pistols. U'h« V^J 20 feet, they
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