Morning Tribune, 17 September 1948

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    27 MILION S'PORE WATER SCHEME HELD UP BY UNREST
    390 1 27 MILION S'PORE WATER SCHEME HELD UP BY UNREST MALAYAN unrest h »s held up work on the Johore K'uer handworks of the $27 million water scheme ofr Singapore, Mr. F. G. Hill, Municipal Water Eii.;ineer told the Tribune. Only $2,000,000 will be spent this year on the scheme out
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    CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY
    23 1 Major-Grnerai Sir Ibrahim, Sultan of Johore, celebrates his 75th birthday today with a fevee and a garden party at Johore Bahru.
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    JONES TO MAKE STATEMENT ON MALAYAN SITUATION
    156 1 tr:.'. I sit 1 1 ton of 1 reeif. Vint before Q*y said, adding that ridetpread kya. is reqw it i I Latives' pi test that Cgtitatement wm at night'? debate m oints railed about tert ltorri»oa teadet ise, sa:d today that I
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    ON HIS WAY TO MECCA
    29 1 N of V: Uu^r. h S lim Wigrim from fifmfcifH**m« left r??2 f^ P«'»ri»» s^ip Olaucus. to», HceTtSl T ryxng a 9ood supply of
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    FEDERATION CASUALTIES
    37 1 her*' i§ a Htf of th--casualties m tht Fe-i*ra-tion yesterday, at a plume: Bandits captured: j (including one wounded). Police killed: S fan inspector, a sergeant and a regvJar). Police ur/unded: 9. Civilians killed: 2.
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    RED FORAYS INTO U.S. SECTOR
    49 1 Berlin. Thurs More than a score of armed Soviet troops m ieeps and trucks staged a erie of foray,? into the U.S. sector of Berlin today, apparently seeking to kidnap West sector German police. They were driven back by armed l\S. military patrols.- U.P.
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    U.K.DFFICT SLASHED
    35 1 LONDON, Thurs. Sir Stafford Cripps told the country today that it has slashed by more than half its "rod ink deficit" with the rest of the world m the last six months. Reuter
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    Germans Fleeing From Red Purge
    34 1 BERLIN, Thurs. American sources reported today that more than 100 non-Communist German political leaders m the Soviet lector of Berlin have fled their homes to escape a communist purge.
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    HATTA DENOUNCES RED DOCTRINE
    158 1 BATAVIA. Thurs. Dr. Mohamed Hatta. the Indonesilti Republic Prime Minister, :odasr announced the release ot Tan*Malakka, imprisoned Inmesian dissident Communist io a( ier 24 hours after the .^Hitch announced a ban on •-ommunist activities m IndoTan Malakka's release JM ne of the issues m the nghtne
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    FRESH FIGHTING IN CENTRAL JAVA
    58 1 BAT AVI A. Than. -Antara. 'he Indonesian Republican new' --encv, today reported tnai 'entrnl TavH 'ast nU*t start*' rreM» fighting tiwre which lasted "%XS&* spread from th, ••ilwav stntion to other parts Off th ThT?ndonman Republican Government Wilt take drastic measures against any threatening public
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    NIZAM APPEALS TO KING GEORGE
    38 1 KARACHI. Thur?. The Nizam of Hyderabad told King George m a special cable on Monday when Indian troops attacked territory that milar planea had been "heavily bombing several places sine; »hls morning." Reuter
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    Indian Army 65 Miles Of Hyderabad City
    40 1 NEW DELHI. Thins- Indian Army Headquarters today claimed its armoured spearhead advancing easward i" t() Hyderabad against "fierce re«isten.ce N had reached within 65 milei of Hyderabad city I (Also See Pupe Two)
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      25 1 WESTCHESTER furnishings m many 36" wide-51.75 per yard! ROCKFAST curtain lace (sine cotton) 5 different designs, many shades! HORROCKSES furnishings 46"— 2 shades— s3.so p.yd.
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    "GINSBERG TOLD ME TO PAINT OUT TRUCK NUMBERS" WITNESS TELLS COURT
    582 2 "GINSBERG TOLD ME TO PAINT OUT TRUCK NUMBERS" WITNESS TELLS COURT I O\\ Tiang Kang, store-keeper employed hi the L Gre«t World Park, said at a joint preliminary inquiry m the Ninth Police Court, yesterday, that he painted over a vehicle's relish ><«nn number under the instructions from D-.uid Wolf
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    FISHERMAN FOUND IN CURFEW AREA
    78 2 Ta n Koor. Chua. a 50-year-old Chinese, was given a lift back to Pulau Tekong m the police van and launch alter he had been charged m the Firs', District Court for being found m a curfew area mi n the Straits of Johore on
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    HUSSARS HERE TODAY
    61 2 A battalion of tho 4th Hussars and a group of British nurses 'Aill disembark from H.M.T. Dilwara at Godowii No. it. th's monilng. General Sir Neil Ritchie C-to-C FARELF will address the men from the quay before hey disembark. This regiment comes to Maiya to help restore
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    52 ARRESTS
    28 2 ih< re wore 52 arrests mi n tho Federation, m the past °4 hours: Kedah ■Perlis 29; PohAn'g 11; Selon^or 8- Nf'gri iSembilan 3; Perak l
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    MAKE CHINESE YMCA CAMPAIGN A SUCCESS SAYS H.E.
    166 2 THii cominan&r-iii-Chtef 01 the Chinese YMCA Cam paign— His Excellency Si r Franklin Gimson. Governor of Singapore hsu» issued 'he following message for the second membership and finance campaign which starts today: I have been asked to accepthe post of Honarary Com-mander-in-Chief
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    HYDERABAD ISSUE BEFORE S. COUNCIL
    214 2 PARIS. Thurs.— The Scurlt Council began its 357 th. session m the Palais De Chaillot here today to decide whether Hyderabad's complaint against India lies within its jurisdiction. Sir Alexander Cadogan. Britain, presided over the Council, M. Jacob Malik. Soviet Union, asked Sir Alexander three
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    Soviets Toning Down?
    46 2 BERLIN. Thurs.—The Amei I-can-licensed newspaper Abend reported today that B minute Soviet decision to can off a new campaign attacking the Western Allies and Bcrh" city authorities caused the official Soviet newspaper Taeguche Rundschau to appear nv p I hours late this morning.
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    HEAT WAVE CAN OF FIVE FIRE
    121 2 The i i w tve he- ta cause rt small iiiiaq breaking out Sinrag ttrday moon. Th< 1 were pi irupth detl! pM Tlk firs* Eire occurrrtl iftci 1 p.m. at the Dmi Timab Road when fiom the i y PlTeSenl :alfed out. An
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    35 2 A fire engine w^jj to an Ice factory Sum •ast night when there J« a slight explosion *m»^ nica! defect m the rani Only slight damtg* 3d to the plant There were no ea*^
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    NO NEED TO CLAR IFY SITUATION IN MALAYA COLONIAL OFFICE TOUR
    450 2 NO NEED TO CLAR IFY SITUATION IN MALAYA COLONIAL OFFICE TOUR THE MALAYAN GOVERNMENTS Havp LON'IAL OFFICE THERE l« ,I OLD IF THIS COI'NTRY IS HAVING AND CIVIL COMMOTIONS. <* %M The Malacca C?hambor if Commerce chums to have celled this inlormation fiom Hal lo sources m ix>ndon Tte Chamber
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    88 3 Idling. -H. =.k H,. w» strangled to b^rtj motor hotti »Jid HifOWH into the L compatriots M-as alleged m the seu;nth Itv^twlaj preJimmary inquiry ,nfo JlmiirdM againsi Oog chee Boon -vM aid V Mi Chung; (SI). irrested m JoLore facing another State for 1 —ion of arras I >:
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    MALACCA CHINESE CONSULATE OPENED
    66 3 w Chin< se Consuiato nd Johoio \va Xo. tl Woi pa, on Tues•v ich commenc" cmony, v:-.- omineat lcadei 3 and Chinese re- fiwn Muar an -TlO.-tS. Iff. lia Hua. the now Con- i*. hi-- aim was to •< ration and hai countrymen i"- •> nmcnt
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    PERAK SULTAN IN SINGAPORE
    29 3 w-. Sultan of i .ik is Singapore. His Lamaisuri, is X X a F^iak far. ...s a.D.C. are with the waa Dt< rtatp- Bultft! mmiseioiwr-
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    SECRET SOCIETY SUSPECTS HELD
    29 3 T has arrostec' 1 D ispected of being: -:-A-:ul or i 7.0 reports of I regu] arrested two brtegs the total i 5 D ;<.c
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    MALACCA J.P.
    32 3 Indian Cnazn- will honour bamed Ibrahim of has been appointed i i the Peace, at i Party to held a t 4 on Saturday, m the Ca- j Dance Hall.
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    RUSSIA PROPOSALS ON COLONIES DEFEATED
    63 3 RUSSIA PROPOSALS ON COLONIES DEFEATED Thuraday. The ationa Committ c on defoat -c\ fouv Soviot i to establish a mcaQited Nations control I al territorial. The United States. United Kingdom, France, Belgium and Australia are among number: of the 16 nations body voting down the Russian pjoposais. Egypt is the
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    GRAVE LOOTERS ARRESTED
    147 3 I />'.,■• polit'G yesterday n }ftrt' (i "90W ral Ann 1 1 cv.is /ia«? bee* arreeted l\ >: UniUd State* authorities fit, loutinij <,mv: >i American xca, dt :J at Poßto •</ Xamut. The poiict d d not v/>; ichttiu, Uu Awxericun* teen soU^cra or civilian*. Th>
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    DRIVEN OUT BY FATHER WOMAN ATIWIS SUICIDE
    120 3 DRIVEN OUT BY FATHER WOMAN ATIWIS SUICIDE man. Toh Ah Sit was, ioiuid crying b>side i:ie Johore Causeway at Woodlands with half her body m ihc iat^r on the mgn: v: Sopiemb, 15 oy a police cp^poral. Hc<?, Court yesterday tbat had an affair with r* young ma n and
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    T.U. MEETING SEPT.21
    53 3 A meeting- of Trade Union I representatives Is being called for Tuesday, September 21 Ai 5 15 p.m. at the Municipal Council Chamber to diicusi matters appertaining to United j Na-.ions Appeal fc r Chiiciren. All i rade Unions ar f ri'QuestI ed 'O iiend a representative
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    HUSBAND REFUSED TO SUPPORT FAMILY WOMAN TELLS JUDGE
    305 3 i A CHINESE vromtn, mothor gi two children, told the Acting Chief Jugtice, Mr. Justice Gordon-Smith, m the High Court yesterday, thai her husband fre- quented the cabarets during Uk B.?vLA. period and returned home drunk. Following a quarrel one night he
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    PILGRIM SHIP HELD UP BY FIRE
    74 3 I v buikc-r fire held up tin pllp ship "Rehesus" for a week lin Colombo. BmoKc oniowu., bi ota 9 while the ship was In Colombo Ha; sitiated all 1 reIt was a i job Tht Rehesui left Singapore fo: Jeddah eai ly U
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    GAMBLERS WERE BOTTLED UP IN HOUSE BY POLICE
    108 3 TPWEX I Y-.NINE ps ior.s in- C&|d4ne four Q ami three ycu: h<— -vtrc- b ..tied v.; i ir. a garbling premises at No. 1 29. Sago Street on v -v after- "i^or. o! September 15. The party of ci* ectives iook
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    COLONY TREASURY BILLS
    90 3 T... G- -v« ;nni'.:. th Colony v.:" Singap.,: will invite tenders (or j-fc ls*ue of $H nallkr. Tr(.ac,ur Bills on sep emlter 25, subject >" the ral CODditions governing ih' issUi and repa; nem of C lonj ol Singa] rreawry Copii I tfa rditions Log< r with
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    NEWSPRINT FAMINE THREATENS U.K.
    161 4 EDINBURGH, Thurs. Mi W. L. AndKWI, editor of thi Yorkshire Post, told the Institute of Journalists conference today that there was danpei that the newsprint famine m Britain caused by the wai might b<« continued by the deliberate government policy He urged the conference to ask
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    27 4 Anothtr fjroup of diners are Mr. T. Mwmro, Mrs. Bingham, Mr. and Mrs. Webb, Mr. T W. Oug, Mr. Binuham. Mr. K. I. Tan, and Mrs. Goh.
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    89 4 The Strmts Chinese British Association lit hi a dinner on Wednesday m honour of the Chint st members of the Extcutivr and Legislative Councils. It IMH attendtd by ovt r 200 memht r\ <md i/uests. In tht above picturts ore Mrs. (t.E.X. Others Mr. Mundell, liiche S-irdon bin H. Jubir,
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    FOR WASHINGTON
    33 4 AMSTERDAM. Thursday Foffifn Minister. Mr. Dirk s"«er is leaving tonlgh, to Plane for Waihlngton to disfUfs the general political >i'uation and th t di-velopmen-_'f commerce m t he Far Ea^t U.P.
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    HEAVY RAINS FLOOD TOKIO
    126 4 TOKIO, Thurs. Rainwaters seeping towards lovv- 4 ying Koto and Fukazawa m Tokio covered the foundations of 1.100 structures this morning, and the -authorities feared the water would cover the floors of th<" homes of these areas by noon unless there was an abatement m the
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    UNITED MALACCA RUBBER CROP
    20 4 The crop figure O f the United Malacca Rubber for August was reported at 87HO lbs.
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    CHINESE MINISTER WANRS UP FACING GRAVE CRISIS
    138 4 ek NANKINO.Thttis.-r shih Chien, In a lUten* I part ure .or Paris for the I i Assembly session, warned thai 1 at present is facing a crtsl by the League of Nations M break of the Second World W *W ne shjo inttt
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    MORE PLANES FOR BERLIN AIR LIFT
    156 4 WASHINGTON. Thursday. The Airforce yesterday ordered another big contingent of transports to reinforce the Berlin air lift as diplomats hinted glumily J they were getting nowhere m the efforts to raise the Berlin blockade. An Airforce spokesman saidi about 40 big C-54 cargo car-
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    UNESCO TO HOLD CONFAB IN BEIRUT
    63 4 Paris. Thursday. The TNESCO Ut-ncial Conference ,m an extraordinary session today, voted by 31 votes to 3 to hold the next general conference m Beirut next November. It agreed that, if something I "very serious" interfered witn the Beirut meeting plans, th? chaiiman of
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    85 4 Nanking tw^-M announce:;,-. ni.J orden .'*M K> g r> Foreign «xcha^eiß were also oi-dt-xitoiH by ten pei cat 1 ordered to r^-f-itß fortnight. i>w .'epiij tricting paiticiptjij iKnal eonfercoea All nent organs Amid pott to the Executive Now nib.j i. the a 8 repros. ntativei the] abioaii giving thdri
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    71 4 Tel Aviv. Thursday. next t> n days will ?wi opnentfl which will eitk or kill the peace tetw Arabs and the Jen Tli i> view wi» held b; Military intelligence They claim that v fevei Ishly prej arißgw big sea tion on the the Paris n etiog of I
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    2.500 DPs FOR CAR BREMEN. Thursday
    21 4 2.500 DPs FOR CAR BREMEN. Thursday Three steamen Bremerhaven -hi- 5 carrying some 2.500 a persons to Canada 8D zil.- U.P.
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      263 4 I __a^H ||0N YODR RADioli j BLIE NETWORK igffiai^^ 1Y1A» AY <r ENGLISH j f 2 .03 Mandarin «JJ PROGR A1VIMES Amoy Wecttow. Can PROGRAMMES IN ENGLISH Mandar in, i.uo p.m. Dance Music by j 1.15 Op n n, Ta j»j c-eter Yorke and Joe Daniels. Pi Jt***^, 1.1' 1.30
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    ROUND the TOWN
    478 5  - ROUND the TOWN Vera Ardmore By X r j :y nd i, I iplotiri V- I W. Mosl soi pi Mi A. ife and childon holiday lo B n G MoUcr. Mr Coates Miss It! IM v it I Chinese jClul on Wfdn*»--t tn honour the Chinese members of the
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      77 5 JUJJ I r.%P, CHARACTER DANCING, ETC. S SCOTTS ROAD SINGAPORE »ii v v 11 VlLi Li NOTICE THE BALLRCOM WILL hE pERVED EXCLUSIVELY "WXIGHT FOR THE SINGAPORE ASSOCIATION DINNER Wi CLEARANCE SALE OF ALL LINES iYow On. Auction of prices from UK to 80% rj, B NOW AN SAVE MONEY
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      92 5 C. K. TANG Pewter Ware Bali Heads Siamese Bracelets Silk Underwear CARVED TEAKWOOD Fi'RNITXRE ALL KINDS OF LINEN EMBROIDERIES 241, River Vdk} Koad, Siiitjapo^. PhoneJ W* MADAME FLOilf WiU Guide >ou to^^fiito ad>iee to ov.rover the world. tP 7 and disappointments, come unexpected dimeuiUes ana NOT YOl? SHE HAS HELPED
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  • THE MORNING TRIBUNE
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      The Lone Wolf
      225 6 IN the Sunday Tribune last weeK, a number of experts examined the case of Mr. V/ong. If these experts offered no cut and dried solutions for Mr. Wong's problems that was because Mr. Wong's problems are too complex to be disposed of m neat bundles. These experts
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    WAR CRIMES
    867 6 WAR CRIMES The C'hiel Prosecutor at the Nuremln,,., m the RT. HON. SIR DAVID MAXWELL SS reflects on 4RK war crimes trials expedient V The XT. Hon. Sir David ItowcM fjffe, XC. lIP., Deputy Chief Prosecutor a?. th<> (rial oi Nazi war criminals at Nurem bttfg m 1 9 15-46.
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    COMMONWEALTH SHIPPING LINE
    295 6 OBSERVERS m Canberra doubt whothei the Government will introduce during th._> present session of the Commonwealth Parliament a bill to establish a Commonwe&lth^owned shipping line, a •step which the GovernorGeneral (Mr. J. W. IfcKeß) Indicated the Government intended taking, m )na address at the opening of the
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    COAL LOST BY HAND WORK
    228 6 'THREE oversea mining ex- perta have reported to the Australian Joint Coal Boai that machines can safely extract vast amounts of joul left m pillars m mines m New Soutn Wales. The Miners' Federation opposes the machine method. The Coal Board brought three experts to
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      100 6 MBYMAMOHG THiOWBRS? Then TrH This I After a meal tlitsc wnh gocl dig^ fior. have i feeling of contentment, but {there are t!iausnnd«> of other* who en dure discomfort and psin whose emo>ment of food is o\er»hadowed b> fear of the aft r c?fecTs. The causes of thcr difestive troubles
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      29 7 X by l m B r Q( j again?t ftu- llegal ald s X v art wer< RimlUr ■nip;:-''l by the N«i* B:\; -pporenis Riglv. X tun Reuter
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      MOSCOW – TRAINED LI TO REPLACE MAO AS NEW LEADER OF CHINESE REDS
      357 7 MOSCOW TRAINED LI TO REPLACE MAO AS NEW LEADER OF CHINESE REDS SHANGHAI, Thurs.— Uigii circles believe that the gtar «»i" Tzc-tung, the recognised leader md .pokesman of the Chinese Communists, is descending and that of Li Li-shan, mysterious Moscou trained Chinese red who has operated behind the s.enes for
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      77 7 yX.\ Thurs, Tiuman's lerenls m t*i Democrai gave a md thrash k, wis of the I.:: tial canGovernor J. Strom d lUtes Ri I m seven countu to tho )»;uxMtic Convention h throws out walk* i:< Loya I I and ta t< d cra< king the Stat Righta ialked
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      GOVT OFFICIALS DISMISSED
      42 7 JON, Ihursday. The PQt has dismissed loverament official ?e'i Id the fimi sore !a on grounds of bein^ jP: was d^clnscd eight persona were no: Prtor hearings i- was J wat th< government r *h a similar attitude U.P.
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      CHURCHILL'S ANCESTOR BURIED IN MACAO CHURCH
      112 7 MACAO. Thursday. —A drive has been started here for funds to repair and maintain the oldest Protestant Church mi n China, which dates back to early clipper ship days. I t is the Morrison Church, firs* erected by the East India Company m 1817.
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      MID-OCEAN AID FOR JEWS
      122 7 HAIFA. Thursday.- The U.S. Mediterranean Fleet went to the aid of a Jewish immigrant »hip a few days ago when it was desperately m need of medical rarv. it was revealed yesterday. Aircratt carrier Kears:irge, lying oft Greece, picked up the call for help from the
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      Hyderabad War Worries U.S.
      152 7 Hyderabad War Worries U.S. WASHINGTON, Thurs.— The United SUtcn Government is "deeply concerned"* over the situation m Hyderabad, Mr. George Marshall. United States Secretary of Slate, declared today In a press conference statement. He regretted that "peaccfu: negotiations H a means of settling differences" had .;<-en abandoned. Mr. Marshall said:
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      HUKS CLASH WITH GOVT. FORCES
      128 7 Manila, Thursday. Tlio ■nn^cabulary has launched final showdown campaign against the Hukbaiahap forces m central Luzon. Constabulary chief. Brigadier General Mcriano Castaneda. reportedly, is directing operations from "somewhere m Bulacan Pro vince." Press leports reaching Manila said constabulary units wiped out an entire Huk squadron
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      DERAILMENT NOT DUE TO SABOTAGE
      151 7 CANTON, Thursday. The theory that the derailment of the Canton -Kowloon express on the evening of September 3. was du<, to sabotage Us apparently being discarded by official quarters. Dr. W. L. Tse. Commission, r of Reconstruction and one ot the Governor's on-the-spot investigators. i
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      IRON ORE FOR JAPAN
      79 7 TOKIO, Thursday. Chinese ship Hal Kuan *r rived In Moji yesterday with a shipmen t of Iron on lroni Tayeh. Hai Kuan If the first ol nine vessels expected from China within the next few days with much needed iron ore. From February {Q September 15th.
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      Wallace Candidacy Dangerous To World Peace—US Author
      159 7 Wallace Candidacy Dangerous To World Peace— US Author ''•--Author Vincent Shee--1 candidacy of Henry A. to the peace of the world/ 1 /bed as "left of the centre statement m a Saturday 4.. lee would fatally misre-is'-"t- (to Russian lead^s) mc true American situation U4B. its possibilities and IUtUTe development."
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    79 8 UNKNOWN UNKNOWN JJERE is a page of fashions that every woman dreams about. You can criticise them for being impractical, impossible and way beyond the average woman's pocket. But. what woman can refrain from admiring a beautiful creation? What man doesn't sit up when he sees pretty girls even m
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    HE BETS TO BR!\'(i THREE ESKIMO GIRLS TO TEXAS
    290 10 two Texas, r iui Bday. "farci I ./I;,, e'ol $25,000 bei It tarted when v 1 a utgnce call t<, \s M should ;!l fit)m Ala t he could not l ring I at Li- L. 1 O j|_ 1 n
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    NO SALARY RAISE FOR FRENCHMEN
    77 10 NO SALARY RAISE FOR FRENCHMEN PARTS. Thursday 'the piers ytstsriay government could n< sidcr the quo tion i I stamial salary raises un the country's economic P sttlon Unproved. M OueuiUe confirmed the proposed taxation I gramme would net govr. i^ent a n estimated bO bU francs. He denied J<
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    QUIRINO ON DOCTORES
    70 10 QUIRINO ON DOCTORES MANILA, b I tO GiQ ceifc a bour-mDnawj boaic. p while h i« nit id en idm unions anrj ;t.:j doctrines, h e M wise for Dsfl not :r. iit(p:r.si He ia:d that movemciL ir tt coroparatndj i l we haw nn that ;v::|. sh idop t
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    34 10 HONGKONG. traj, ag Fapan anj W p- f p.ch Hljh < .r. Saigon. Hie sul*i mic Confere* C;h< r sub ieCtJ s lor ace»« nounccmera relations wito and application shall Plan to 1 U.P.
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    JAPS GET AFTER SEE
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    NG CHING KUO OPTIMISTIC
    55 11 NG CHING KUO OPTIMISTIC PHAI, Thursday PencralChia] i I City Council] r.s y&sthatth. Ld the re r ronw n sup. Mad the r Ie dnv t agalns un and ft C pecea m |as Increased his lnithc work thai Moi ell b wards a,. ly e entcrp ises He the
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    YOUNGEST CABINET MEMBER
    38 11 MANILA, Thursday Kloro Evangc iista. 42. b named chief of the exetlve office becoming the m«e«t member of til* 'irino Cabinet. Evangelists. his appointment, wa? connaelor m Hie Departmeni of Wnr»\m* At. I lirs. U.P.
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    NEW AUSTERITY PROGRAMME
    94 11 NANKING. Thursday. A new auttcrity programme Irafted by Government officials. headed by the Minister of Social Al tans. Mr. Ku Chen?kang, was reported last n'ght have boon ehdoned by Pre- (it Chiang Kai-shek. It is expected to be announced shoiily under a presidential <lecre\ The programme aims
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    NDHI'S CREED OF NON-VIOLENCE TAUGHT IN NEW YORK SCHOOL
    322 11 NEW YORK. Thurs— A New York City's Art! school has added a (Mine on Hincu philosophy to its etHTtcaltut!. In October, down-town Manhattan's new school v/iil offer 'Indian philosophy: solution for peace." T )r. S. C. Roy, a graduate and formerly
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    Deway Warns: Nation gain On Guard
    85 11 Deway Warns: Nation gain On Guard Ljj, system so^ a (ta:-kJn B us -on S-io to prof.t itself. •rrupt- vl' -Wi I v tl i ability to avoi fcty ani io:. Of 1 mqoi an:l rl j -tion? igp-i v Wll tiled int itta< Msumpti t o" y too w.
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    JAP VANDAL TO FACE TRIAL
    103 11 MANILA, Thursday. The nun accused of beinf directly ponslble tor the destruc- the Ciiy of Manila. t -x-Li< utenant General Shizu'j koyama oi ;he Japanese occupation army m Manila stand triai shortly before 'he National Wai' Crimea Court. will charged 1 liberately destroying ihurches a^
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    SHORT-LIVED STRIKES IN VIENNA
    86 11 SHORT-LIVED STRIKES IN VIENNA VIENNA, 'r.ursua/. Qtfft-muui.^t-orffanizod strike- were staged yesterday at several points m the Soviet and British occupation zone*, but nearly all were short-lived. Communists, attempting t 0 etpftallzo on the generml rem»tnirnt over tJie rising pricet and iow mges, sUged what the grovornnimt claimed to b,- ,->n
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    Sound Prospects For Ex Airmen
    170 11 Lor>.uon. rhsni. Ex-RAf I itrcrcw ;.r\d others with flying experience arc offered special conditions of return or entry to the RAF fo: eight-year periods ivtth rurther career prospects 13 part ol a campaign to build up flying personnel oi the servici. "the Air Ministry announced
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    Reds Mine Trains
    44 11 NANKING. Thurs. —A trail' locomotive was destroyed and the crew kilh d when a Com munist mine las^ night tore up tracks on the TientsinPukod railuny. about 100 miles northwes, of Nankings. according to a railway aciministra tien statement here today.
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    STRIKERS BLAME TRUMAN
    107 11 STRIKERS BLAME TRUMAN Sin ia co. Thui i <i n-.trn 1 r «-t !oiv i t'» work army cargo el dnpttc prate I of thr cto Lonptiore Union, d.v. the raovc wa^ "direct itrik The army refuaci to .say how dock worker had" bc«-n signed -jp but the work of
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    PUBLIC MEETING
    30 11 A public mcetw.* *A\ bo nel I on (Sitijrdayi at 5.30 p.m. at Th« Jiirui Tnvatro. 13 1 mil.Scletar. Mr. G. Ma-anlal. .i candidate tor The Rural West
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    SINGAPORE FILM MAN SEES COUSIN IN COLOUR ON SCREEN
    249 12  -  Oswald Henry I-LEASANT SI'RPRISK AM *OIAMriAD' PREMIKRE (By THEBI HI a happy surprise for a Singapore film executive the othor night when he attended the Cathay premiere of Castleton Knight'«; documrntary of 'The 14th Olympiad." He MW his cousin on the
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    MUSICOLOUR FANTASY
    368 12 HERO of American legend is locos Bill, mythical chami pion of the cattle country Walt Disney introduces him to screen goers m his forthcoming technicolour musical cartoon fantasy, "Melody Tinv\" an RKO Ra«lio release. Roy Rogers tells the talc of the prodigious cowboy, aiuetl ir. song by the
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    MALAYAN SHARE QUOTATIONS
    599 13 fcatiLi |U ff ,y> lfO-) 1jU L7I 4! fft* J Uiui 10.00 10.25 UO U UN 50.00 I 45.75 •3,06 R 1.065 MM 170 1-W cd 170 tM cd 25.00 2 I 2.45 6.00 7.00 51.00 53.00 10.00 n.oo F a 56.50 57 JO 2.95 Jo. H20
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    PLANE HELD UP
    56 13 T0 KIO Thursday The Plane of Sir Thomas Blarney iSV"^-**** of the *H Pacific, who is en route Z Australi a to Japan as A.'w\° f Genera i MacManna K as been hUd U P a a because of typhoon her. si r Thomas expected iv sume
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      INDONESIAN EXPORTS SKYROCKET
      179 13 HONGKONG. Thurs.— The export of raw materials irom Indonesia skyrocketed m the first six months of 1948 and already have surpassed exports for the entire preceding year, th« Far Eastern Economic Review reported. Rubber exports, which m 1947 were valued at U5526.2 millions, spurted to $37.5 millions
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      Produce Markets Round-Up
      112 13 The sagoflour market improv- j ed slightly yesterday with busi- ness being recorded for the Siak quality at $16. Pep pei continued to bo a turn market with sellers holding out for higher prices. The following were yesterday's quotations: SAGO FLOUR Lingga ?19*4. I Saiawak $15. Siak
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      SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
      50 13 VESSELS GODOWN Dilwara 44 5 E. Hamble SHEERa Bondoran 42 2 Sukhona 23 4 Tantalus 25 6 P. Stronghold 27 8 Kutsang Hoogh Silveimoon 29 30 Katong 13 16 Aeneas 13 14 C. of Khartoum 11 12 Bencruachan Pres. Polk 6/7 C. St. David Tjipempek 4/5 Boissevain 1/2
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      UK-RUSSIA NEWTRADE PACT
      69 13 London. Thursday. The British Overseas Trade Secretary. Mr. A. G. Bottomley. and the head of the Soviet Trade Delegation m London. Mr. V. Klentsov, today discussed the question of future formal negotiations between Russia and Britain for a new trade agreement. No final decision was reached, but
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      SHARES QUIET
      28 13 The share maiket yesterday again experience*! a quitt day with prices still inclined to ease. The increased l>onus of Fraser Neave Omls was a welcomed surprise.
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      RUBBER DROPS HALF CENT
      81 13 The ml Wf price \esterdav dtopptd approximately half cent against the pirvious day 1.--lovcls. The maikct op«nod ahout ;i quarter of a cent lowt r m tke morning. With lack of buying interest, the market eased a fur ther half cent towards the close. Closing pi
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    KLUANG TEACHERS SCORE 7 WKTS. WIN
    109 14 "m a oi cricket playC ring h< w» cktTid between X.-; .r > TrAch- XI and the] I a T"iiP.\. the teachers won by 7 wick ts The To.vn Team batting first j W( al] out for 127, Salvadu- s coring 30 and Gore;.;::
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    CITY BANK B.P.
    57 14 i In a f ri^ TVt lj tncouxttcr of LmixttOn consisting o: tw< -in^'.es and wo double- play•d on Sunday at the S.V.C Drill Hall Beach Road, the City Bank Ciub of \he Nation- il City Bar.k of New* York 'legated the Singapore Har- j bpUr Board
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    PADANG MATCH
    72 14 The following will i-eprc-sePt the s. c. C. "'A" versus! th 6. R. C. on Saturday, at 2 p.m. on the s c. C. Padang. > A. Baker. A. W. Nicholson H. B. Noon. J. C Smith. E. W. Lloyds. W. W. Gore. X Gould. K. I C.
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    MULLOY BEATEN BY YOUNG CALIFORNIAN
    233 14 PUREST HILLS lhurstlay.— Young Herbie Khun of JBeveriv Hills, California, scored the biggest Uj>set m the National Amateur Tennis Championships by eliminating Davis Cup star. Gardnar MuUoy, of Miami. Apparently beaten when h? lost the service to open the fifth and deciding set of their
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    TIGER BEER B.P.
    122 14 In a friendiy, o badtninton consisting i i 4 singles 3 doubles, th Tiger Be.er Badminton team beat the Everg] 3 p. by 4 games to i r Sunday, riger Beer Ua-imintun t am players mentioned first;. Chou vSiu King lost to John Chu.a n-3, :5-3 10-15;
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    DIV. 1 LEAGUE FIXTURES
    28 14 DIV. 1 LEAGUE FIXTURES JVN Monday, Sept. 20, MaXi Meet th« BJML, •he following day, Ti•n .n«et Chinese Athletes. Hi.* matdtot will be phiyed oji Jalan Resar Stadiuni.
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    DEFEAT FOR BOUNAVISTA
    87 14 The British Military Hospital defeated the Bounavista Sports j Club by three goals to one at i WCCer played at the hospital's ground on Sunday. The two teams will meet a grain on the same ground on Sept. 19. The following will turn up for the Bounaviita
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    KLUANG CRICKET
    84 14 Th. following have been se:?ctei to represent the R t agajnjfct 'the Europeans m the annual cricket fixture tor the Teoh Cup. on Saturday aim Sunday on the Malay School ground. Kluang- Kandasamy <CaDt.). J. Gordon Forbes, a Ratnasmjam, c. Stlvadurat a. n. s. Plllay, Ktrnail Singh, A.
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    S.C.R.C. CRICKET
    69 14 The following will reprel€H( the SCRC at cricket Hafa&i R. A. F. Sembawang L a.m at Sembawang on Sunday. Transport leaves the Klufc at 10.30 a.m. Scan Kcng stew, (Capt) Dr. ong Swce Uw, Khoo Ong Lee. Ga n Kee I lan, Au Tat Chu, Ong Chew <-\
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    SIR ARTHUR YOUNfi CUP
    59 14 The inter-schooi relay (•i v 100 meti-i'-i for the Si. [Arthur Young Cup will be included Is the programme of the Chinese fnter-Bch Bporti ai Jaian Besar Btadium on Saturday. 'l he following schools have entered -.earns for the event: Raffle* institution, St. Joseph's School. .\llglo-Chi-aeie
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    LA. CRICKET
    109 14 The following will pU9 cricket for the Indian Association m a Home and Horn--Match on Sunday, at 10.30 a.m. on the Khalsa Association Ground at Si: George's Road. DHARMARAJIS XI: D. Dharmaraj, R. Sirharam. Dr. M. Abraham. R. V. Singam. C. Popatlal. Thang.v t-hurai, Ibrahim Lsa. M. Lppo.
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    C & W SOCCER
    74 14 C W SOCCER Te am to represent Cable Wirele:-3 Sports Club m a friendly soccer match agains f the Chartered BanK Sports Club today at Farn Park at"5.CO p.m. will bo legtjed from the following: Huxton De Souza, E. RodrigUM, R. Kesslor. Lim Yew Cher.g, Koh Ann Hoc, Thlo Yuen
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    Geylang Youngsters
    60 14 The following are seiec« to represent the Geylaij! Youngsters m a fritndl: gam c of soccer against the Singapore District Signal XI at Geylang Stadium on Sunday at 5.15 p.m.: Rahim. Francis. A Rahman.. S. Manser liamid. Latiff, Narayan, Ho E c Bin, Monteiro. Llm BeM Chiang, Abdullah.
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    274 14 1 Mwn iv I 4 Ci I Puma r i ■■••lalSoa 1, Divl White Sxki fifth Dtrmk i King Arthur PU L ky Three Token L i Ivan ■r:\.ollency 0 i Blue Print ■i Precioui rtnj 0 X ntuckyß ion athlete gei CI L Div L '.lplic 2 l
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    51 14 Pictures}. DfD WOV BACK THEM f Three wkniem^d \i'*dne<s<Uiv'. roc** ai Bukit Timah. the sec cmd day <>j tfte Siugmpbn <:<>ld Cup) Autumn Meeting. They I left to right: SCARLET TIGER II Brosnan t winner of tht second race; MABCOTTE Jones) winter three, and HBRODEX Flawiery) winner of race four.-
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    Move To Protect Very Young British Amateur Boxers
    287 15 LONDON, Thursday. A mow to protect very young Kritisii amat.-ur boxeM k to be mail.' at the annual me« nil* of the Amateur Boxing Annotation In I^ndon »>n 2t The C'onncl! of th«» Aftsociatlon m t> |>n p< v that th»- ju.iio
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    LINEUP FOR SATURDAYS P RACE AT BUKIT TIMAH
    465 15 st wiH be forcaased on the n»ce for the Ci;;> for (rack gpriitom at Saturday's M Titiwh, the third d »v of the Singapore Utenu ((iokl Cup) Meeting. p ii ior dftflt I, Division 1 horses over six lurionps. place has been
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    NEGRO OLYMPIC BOXER ARRESTED
    63 15 VIRGINIA. Thursday. Nor veil Lee of Cwington, Virginia, a Negro heavyireigrit bcxer, and a wrviber of the 19k* United Btates Olympic bo~in<i tfam, has beer\ arrested under Virginia's segregation luv. He was charged tilth "unlawfully failing to taKt the scat assigned to him" under the State
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    SHUTTLE WIN FOR ORIENTALS
    154 15 In, a return badminton fixture played a t the Fairylite's court on Sunday, the Oriental B. P.. narrowly de- J feated th c Fairylite B. P. by four games to three. Results: (Oriental players mentioned flat): Singles: Lim Choon Watt ik-at V. S. Ghitty 15-5. 15-10:
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    C.H.S. TEAMS
    103 15 The following will represent the Commercial High School vs the Haikowyn S.C. at soccer at the Choou Guan English School I giound nt 4 p.m. on Sept. 19: Ist XI Anthony Yong; Ong < Lay: Kirn Seng: Charlie Nicholas: M. Singh; Beedin bin Ad- i am: Quintas Chan;
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    Charles Beats Bivins
    118 15 Charles Beats Bivins Washington, Hun, Ktaaxi Charlet won com dee Wop over Jimmy Blvlna m a furioui ten-round fight last night. Chmrtefl went int(» th<- v top-heavy 0 to r> tavouiit/ but the hard-hlHtnk Bivim <Ta\ o him a fi?hl of his lif ar, 1 tho crowd booed lustily EZZARD
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    29 15 Picturt rpr< Punters anxiously wtck the drawing of the But Sweep m R course <l*ri*a Wednesday's races, the sccon<* day of tkt pj n Autumn < Gold C*p> Meeting.- Tribune
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    LAST PILGRIM SHIP LFAVES
    171 16 LVS'i pi Lt.'ri >i.ip f" r-r < for tIM -< t<l CUucu ft >••• t -ml.i\ vt i 7<X) M v.'ll dlHemhark »t J«^ v ,<.-,) r ,J babiP*. 20ri <:.! i .j N m in-" M I the p*lffrtn the Phi!i| I vrhom ;t i
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    246 16 ALOR STAB, THTBSDAY. STRONCi MILITARY FORCES ARK SC Ol TINO THE Jl NGLES IN THE SINTOK AREA FOR TERRORISTS WHO RILLED THREE FOLICEMEX AND WOINDEI) EIGHT OTHERS IN TWO ATTACKS YESTERDAY EVESING AND THIS MORNING The Police casualties were an inspector,
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    THREE BANDITS HELD IN TWO RAIDS
    139 16 KUALA n'AH. ThUf* Police c:ui?ht three hanritta, f Chinese anri two Malays m se parate raids ycstenUy and Uii morning. The CMnetc b&ndii wa« wounded and o*r>tumi by rw European Police st-rpeanci? wt*c were Inspecting a c u?piuou' squatter near UlftrtOllin Esuttr yesterday. Another
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    TWO MURDERS IN HIGHLANDS AREA
    114 16 CAMERON I aQHLANDfI REA, Thiir?. Terrorists ar> ..acted an Indian conductor of ■^erlong Valley Tea Estate ar.d murdered him yesterday. Police four.ci the conductor": xxly with his 1 throat Ctlt si> lours after they had received the report of the .Kidnapping. A labo.ii r at
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    POLICEMEN REFUSED TO SURRENDER
    55 16 TAPAH AREA, Thurs.— Two Policemen were In Id v.p by a party of about ftve armed bandits while returning from Bldjr along the Langlun track to Langlun Police Fost this morning. They refused 10 surrender an,} engaged the bandits mi n battle. On.c of the Pollceftten
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    CITRONELLA OIL
    22 16 Pre-war regulatioi-s regard!ng the export of citronella oil from the Netherlands Indies will com.? Into force v from October 1.
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    POLICE CLOSE BALING WENG ROAD
    53 16 Kedah Police have dOied t road from Baling to Weng. rhe Chlei police officer ba issued the order nnder ttw i Regulations. Tn ;cad is clrseci to all motor ye licles. Public service vehicles may Obtain permits to use this r^ad iiom the Office r-in-Cnarge
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    VISITS PAHANG
    55 16 General Sir Neil Wtcnic. Conunander-ln-CWef FARELF visited Pahaug ard taipe^J his troops In tHe district* ard had talks with planters J«--ie On the previous day he h^ lunch with the Honourable The Mentri Besar H Kua Lipis and also attended a cocxt aii party given by the Honourable
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    Mile-A-Minute Typhoon Lashing Japan
    27 16 TOKIO, Thurs. States Army ia €vac American families from dangt r areas as a mile-a-mirute ty phoon winds and rauu -adn Japan. U.P.
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