Morning Tribune, 21 September 1948

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    14 1 MORNING TRIBUNE VOL. 1. NO. 891, (New Beriet>). 10 CENTS. TUESDAY, SEPT 21, 1948.
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    RED LEADER TLOWN INTO MALAYA?
    219 1 oney Clue Starts Police Hunt (Tribune Spec-id Correspondent) F n\m\\ Monday-Police are working on CJ th,t i Cow M chief possibly a Eu- I E» arrived from Yuroslpv* by air and Artcfal terrorist operations m Johore. turn This theory is base-J on tfcf discovery of
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    ROUND-UP
    144 1 Mon. Kuala I wen th« Bukit Kepong day afi c rv.\D r lx< s also ar- Dg m S Sipi t a.m. ye t< rday, th< fOUI ip and, b v were 1 from a t io.'K.-.. tnp. It led m the k and a k a trine, I
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    Up And Over
    44 1 MO I" NT HOLLY, NEW JKRSEY, Mon. Burlington County jjaol authorities are sorry they gave a prisoner, Edward F. Hulse, a bru^h and told him to whitewash the 20-foot prison wall. Bt painted his wav to the top and escaped. U.P.
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    RESIGNS AGAIN?
    32 1 KING, Mon. An usualJoliabSe source said today ■nat Finance Minister Wang un-wu h,a s apain tendered his Agnation and that apain Pre■Sl^nt Chiang Kai-shek has MW4 him to stay on.
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    63 1 I. J *£*Zl k0( i all A;ab f nts froni .r? 1 150 kill^ and •rretfcd m tho will be impressed into I S? l^ lo| y l3?^S? outlawing all ter- pontoon* 04 Th la^ are expected jh^RSdftLi* 8 )f c ount Bernaraac Wi tßo^ f0 C p^ ir
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    'MONTY' NAMES LOCO.
    40 1 Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery formally named a British Railways L.M.R. locomotive 'The Royal Pioneer Corps' during a presentation ceremony at Euston Station. Here, he shares the footplate of the loco, uith Driver Tassiker nft< r the ceremony.
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    JAVA COUP
    604 1 JA VA COUP INDONESIAN REDS SET UP •REVOLUTIONARY GOVT: BATAVIA, Mon. Indonesian Communists today t;vt up I "revolutionary government" m the Java province and city of Maduin seized m a lightning coup which overthrew the Republican administration there m three hours. The rising, mnounced by Ul€ i streets of Maduin
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    BIG THREE TO DISCUSS BERLIN
    219 1 BIG THREE TO DISCUSS BERLIN London, Mon. The Foreign Ministers of France, Britain and tho United States are du^ to jrc into conference on Benin m Paiis this afternoon, it was ».e--liably learned In London Foreign Sccietary Ernest Bevin and Mr. Hector McNeil. British Minister of State, called on the
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    U Tin Tut Murder: Seven Arrested
    39 1 Rangoon, Moa.— Seven people have boon arrested In connection with the a^assination of II Tin Tut, Burma's first Foreign Minister, who died ytS m teiday from wounds received m a grenade attack. Reuter
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    R.A.F. DETECTIVE TELLS OF CONFESSION
    696 2 No Threats, No Bribes T m procedure w KlopUd bf th aF. lu--1 .^ti-.tior, taiatal I :f frOKI '"•P-^ 1- MVM dtKTtta Nm li PottOf Court, >v.«terday. n joint preliminary Inqufry was held into ton tentative Of V.v ft. dItfKKU-tly Mv.:\ing and <nspo-a> of R.A.K
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    SEAMEN TO DISCUSS SHIP LAWS TODAY
    228 2 Singapore seamen will this evening discuss the new Merchant Shipping laws which went through the Legislative Council on Tuesday last. Mr. George Reed, special commissioner of the Internation Transport Workers* Federation will preside at the conference of union representatives at 12-A Robinson Road. The
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    JAP BOATS SEIZED
    29 2 Tokio. Mon. -Japanese reports today claimed that the Russians, since August, have captured 12 fishing boats belonging to the Japanese. allegedly detaining them for investigation. U.P.
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    REVOLVER CLUE LED TO ARREST OF FOUR
    305 2 REVOL VER CLUE LED TO ARREST OF FOUR The clue of a broken .45 revolver which was usod m three robberies, led to the arrest of four Malays. They were Maskut bin Sulong, Musah bin Ahmad. Ahmad bin A lam and Othman bin Ali. Maskut. Musah and Ahmad wetv- previously
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    82 2 1 KUALA LUMPtti nigh Beaufigbwi fires renewed thet« i striking todty H a jhide-ou-. m South! Ituated 'm a Ui l overl i ngievenli leys. Ihe attack vw n* waves and minutes. Thi Beau::?:" bombs. rocW^ n:. attack d taj and dropped^ eeatrt «J la. h e| r crate's
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    NEW FLYING CLUB TO BE FORMED
    139 2 Air-minded Singaporean,, will launch a flying club i< local people shonly, the Trib me understands. The move Is being made by some members of the Roy; I Singapore Flying Ciub who feel they are not quite at hoiru at the club. A leading member
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    Tiger' Faces Challenge
    95 2 Shanghai. Mon. "Tlge Hunter 11 Chiang Ching-kuo tt facing his most serious challenge Horn what is believed t i bo organised defiance amons "flies" -small-time profiteers as Shanghai experienced another acute shortage of nua fish and vegetables. Market venders are refusin,; to continue to do business WMfcl
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    258 2 1 Since the commenctm.ru and launches, aided by polio *l tinuous patrols along the eotoi v it is officially mud These patrol craft exaiaw.. all vessels they come aeroand. if necessary, inspect then cargo to satisfy themselves t!...: no aid m the fomi of am* ammunition is oeiug brouj;/;
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    98 2 rrcrkt,^ r cybwJi and n Tn< raiders ifc gj lab ii c 6' qturtoi deied l ken* Tnj Indian mil-"-, fimlly hid mi n -heirca when th« tttacki^l wi n unable i a.^ the bandits lephur.e line?. Ihe atttcken b.tfei the d< and orocHJ belore se-ting the I fire.
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    8 2 For *»PW£ flow ">' Police befnt a a
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    34 3 W pen* who was certified u CP on charge.* of X committed to the Civil *ng:ipore B B r H( him K-ii Pi Kon that I ■t and toe <: E< i Knoth- r
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    NO EXCUSE FOR "DISGUSTING BEHAVIOUR"
    102 3 v i' -war-old Chinese youth. Cheng Hwa, made a few it a t of pr s n a Chinese Schools a pioffil at the Jalan SUdlttßH at 4 p.m. on w i police constable who witUrn incident, approached lad and told him to leave 3
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    36 3 it undei ihol, ggat\ t ia! pedesi ball Road )<•:■ 19. y rj V::. P the police c< n X jrcaj diitinadinc him t lion's i p. oduced m Court ye*t i rt siu. e?k> sii
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    "FACTS AND FIGURES "
    43 3 "FACTS AND FIGURES FACTS k FIGURES"' of Malayan Companies (23tn June 1948. Price $o. This lj the fiist post-war lon compiled and issued ov Frtter Co.. stock, share exebaofe brokers. T!i,« last edition of 'Fac*-; i. Figures" wa s published m Oct. 1941.
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    51 3 f n Koromo Soatono. wmt MHUiieM to i charge of hou>e breaking Jo Ismail i:; for 01 i| I I I food, he fed m court ■eptemb r1.,..,., weal, thai Ktti J "r infoiraed rV hir t> at the J Jhe rest of the f r ;a Pereona to
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    SCHOOLS CLOSED TO CHECK SMALL-FOX
    92 3 Five Malay schools three for boys and two for girls m Muar. now m the grip of smallpox, have been ordered to close term for three weeks, beginning Sept. 18. aa a checkmeasure against the possible spread of the disease to other parts of the
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    Boatswain Lost His Bearings
    62 3 L. Maciae. a Dutch boatswain. waj» fired $10. or 1 week's simph* imprisonmtnt. |H The Fourth Police Court yesterday fo r being found drunk and incapable of managing himself, on Btach Road or the night of Sept 18. Inspector Abubakar. lor prosecution. stated that Mackae wa
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    United Malacca Rubber Estates Ltd.
    62 3 The 34th annual general meeting of the United Malacca Rubber Estates Ltd was heid m Malacca on Sep.. 17. Ms- Tan Cheng Lock, the chairman presided. The report and accounts for the year ended Apr. 30 Atie leceived and adopted Messrs. Chee Guan Chiang and
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    HAWKER FINED
    66 3 Chua £wte Ytong kept cpeiiing bit mouth to bfcck up his itAtcmtnt made m the Foui.h Police Court jrettcrday that ht tuftertd from 'some lung disease" and had to find employment oi friS own. He was lound hawking clothes withou t a licence on the morning of Sept.
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    National Holiday
    50 3 Government of India 1< flared a holiday on -"r 2. Mahatma Gandhis Birtj ;jv ttiem of the Repre 1 l «vci of the Governmtn' In Malaya and the Indian Iniornution Services, nppoit, and the Agent of of India. KUaia Lumpur, will remain c wed on that day G.I.I.S.
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    AROUND THE DOCKS
    188 3 0 ton? cn &iue trouble eft Malacca, the m.v. Stea (522 terdav f whlcl «?ft Singapore on Sunday, returned here yes- i engmo repairs. The ship carried no cargo. lap ij < Mm. Wong p epg: Hon jr returneU to Singapore yesterV n the hner Ste l
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    STEWARD TO PAY
    39 3 Arthur Sydney Jonej, steward frt» thi M Bmj Vindrusli." v/ai flu i 1U o r i week*« simple Imprisonment, m (tye IPoufth Poliw Court yeitx<Vf> tol bl in^' Involved In mj affray In a puoiic pluce.
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    Extortioner Gets Prison, Rotan
    178 3 The King and Queen uvilkimi m the paddock at the St. Leger. DoMaatcr. Black iurqvin won thr rwe for America from Alycidon bii one and v half lengths, icith S *uu ti.ipper third five Jemjth' away. A sentence of two year^' rigorous imprisonment md eignt strokes
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    BROKEN GEAR CAUSED CRASH
    84 3 I\;i£LBOURNE Mon. Th CftUse Of the worst air disaster IT, Au&iraiias civil aviation KiscOlJT, m frlliCt) 37 personwere killed, was placed today On t'\ breaking <U four ge:r.i.crt'i m the planed port motor. M. VV. FishAich. manager (i i ■})c Guinea Ai r Transpw f >
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    Korea Withdrawal Strategic More
    87 3 NANKING. Mon.— Russia 1 reported decision to withdraw her troops from Korea MM interpreted by foreign observer:-* here today as a strategic move "intended to embarrass" United States occupation tiXCtM In South Korea. It was significant, the observers said, the announcement of withdrawal came cJosoly after
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    2,000 POLICE SEARCH PEIPING
    52 4 PEIPING. Monday. Two t/ousand special economic poI cc conducted a s-ui prise search Of warehouses, shops and re- iences of suspected hoarders the City's first lai go-scale c ickdown. The police directed by Mayor L.v Yao Chang, wore divided Into 400 teams m conducting t ie
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    VANGUARD PREPARES
    84 4 The crew of E.M.B. Vanguard are looking forward with keen anticipation to the Royal tour oj Australasia next U'ar and art justifiably proud of their associate i With this tireat ship nov lying m \Y*>yr>iouth £?<'(/ (Dormt before a shakedoWH cruise t>. Gibraltar and Matt*. The ship receive;,
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    PACT DENIED
    45 4 STOCKHOLM. Mon. A .eign Oliice spokesman toiy emphatically denied a Tais c wi agency diapatch saying 9v. de n had signed a defence U-xCt with the United Sates. "The story i s absurd and ha« rt-al foundation whatso- or*, the spokesman said U.P.
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    230 4 A Chinese and a Malay were rewarded by Mr. Justic. V Tavlor at the Singapore Assize Court f r their public spirit m capturing two armed Chin.- village of Kampong Ban Siew San. on |ht evening of Jaru: 13 last. His Lordship iiade a rev of $100 to the
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    ALL—UNDER CONSIDERATION
    120 4 ALL— UNDER CONSIDERATION Tnbunt Staff Reporter Sembawang civic leader? want a dispensary, an abbattoir. one more public telephone, one more public convenience. many more stand pipes, and plenty of public electricity for their village district. They will have a dispensary and child welfare centie Shortly, Mr. H. A. de Silva.
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    MEDALS FOR ROYAL TOUR
    75 4 CANBERRA. Monday. Australian school children will get souvenir medals or books to commemorate next year's Royal visit. Senator John Armstrong. Minister In charge of the tour, announced today. Senator Armstrong, who n turned from London three days ago, said nealy a million medals would be made
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    116 4 Four hundred thousand Filipino Muslims 'iadi morality." They are Muslims only m name and not m learning. Mr. Ismail Badhadah 27-year-old of Islamic Congress told a Singapore Muslim gathering i Scattered over the islands of Mindanao. Lanao. Sulu and Zamboanga. they are without proper religious education. Mr. Ismail appealed
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    20,000 REDS KILLED
    41 4 SHANGHAI, lion. AftCi battling agains t heavy odds for four days, outnumbered Nationalist forces m Thlnan we hav e fallen back to prepandefence lines on the city out skirts after exacting 20.00 C casualties on the attacking Communists
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    87 4 La.n Saturday, two alleged bookmaker* were seen carrylj jut their transactions m tin midst of busy puntcra m tn< Singapore TuVf Club. Yesterday, Tan Hiang Chua" and Ho Im Heng were produce* m the Second Police OJW |X< Phey wt'io charged with wxikmakera m Uw SI( premiaea. Tan and
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    101 4 government to tkcfi Mitel ttiS taken list May pansion of federal include price contn "i by theel«ctont* control «iii m Australia .r. m\ Menzies «raa hte Prof. D. Cop!an: a Chancellor of the N»t> Commissioner ud r ponsible for th« ij I •<: a n m( a ---t-- .r.
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    CHINESE GIRL LOOKS AT LONDON
    784 5  -  YUMEI LIM mkiii" a holiday, so today rt lt»» rt By took aMdPU! bride aril f,o«CI I rt 1 i and tyi 13 I v I an he urge to visil i nd? o f a: jn\ ing is i i how l on, l
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      84 5 IOUNTRY VISITORS wliilsl m town sec RS. TOMMY" THOMSON r pur Smart Outfit |«L 2nd FLOOR H. BUILDING tttl ROAD TEL 7997 DAME PORFNfF i ..2 JhtJ A 1 Mm* e'VJ,i' U h Sl i: f th<> turbulent time all 8 mif l m" l s nd nSa i? AND
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      53 5 "Exquisitely Styled Wedding Gowns DO YOU KNOW THE GRILLROOM IS OPEN EVERY DAY FOB LUNCH AT RAFFLES HOTEL •THE CIMKTAiL HOIK from 7 to 8 pm. w jth Fr-.nk l'irkford at the P\»nn also th«t there is an IN THE PALM COURT TONIGHT from 9 p.m. to midnight with Patrick
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    THE MORNING TRIBUNE
    22 6 London A gent 9— Mesrrß. CoHn Turntr.. Ltd., Talbot House, 98, St. Martin's Lane W.C TUESDAY. SEPT. 21. itUJ
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    Registration
    416 6 4S from next month a A national registration scheme will be put into operation m Sineapore and, provided the scheme is worked properly, it will be an, important weapon m the war against terrorism. Whether a national registration scheme will or will not be effective depends upon the amount
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    Nationalists Adopt Guerilla Tactics & Agrarian Reforms
    438 6  - Nationalists Adopt Guerilla Tactics Agrarian Reforms THOMAS ALDEGUER BY new strategy m dealing: with the Communist*, being tried m North China. is producing unexpectedly good results. Its features, as explained by Chu Hsi-chun. the sol liericovernor of Hopei province, include mobile instead of nositional warfare. Governor Chu said the success
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    A CZECH COMMUNIST RECANTS HIS ERRORS
    831 6 nURING World War II v Mr. Stanislav Budin was m the United States, attached to the Czechoslovak Information service. He interested himself m the American 3cen: and after the wa r asst' aibled hi s ideas m a book written m the early part
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    478 7 WAV OF TABLED IWWS FROM FAR AXD \l%n! SHANGHAI, Mon.— Foreign observers IMVC who specialize m watching for effects of European developments on the Far East, and particularly on the Chinese civil war, wondered If Radio Tffoscow's announcement of the withdrawal of Soviet troops from Korea would result m
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    97 7 v SUSSEX Mon.-A high medical in a i •'p-Vt Carting, has advised ,s long as they are able ■'the ianu*i ■ot tlio I' 1 m, Ir, ■< ■roiuan-povvor T?i« K. need pt of both B«J ni, to v. oik ihi wftf i IS i »ctive life a»M that they
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    80 7 II FLORID.A Monday. pu Ni 17 surface craft nog from Gu mtanamo m today to ue 23 uoard the l».000-ton ship Ix>t'nn.. report* wd% up on 1 reef. 70<) I Ihi Ciiibbean isl uui Ciyman. Guard here said onionar's bow was m IS •Jter and the stern m n>«
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    HUK CHIEF ENCIRCLED IN SWAMPS
    135 7 HUK CHIEF ENCIRCLED IN SWAMPS MANILA. Monday. A* the Constabulary tightens! encirclement of Candaba swamps, the strongest Huk .(action m central Luzon, a. source close to President QuiLUii Taruc who was believed .0 do with his men somewher? m tne swaps "may never be jeetl ;ilive again. me source believed
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    Death Penalty For Six Offences
    79 7 anking. Tttmrir tttm son authorities at the provincial capital of Tsinan, which is now the chief military objective of the Chinese Reds, have prescribed the death penalty for six offences lormely punisnable by rines or imprisonment. The six offences are destruction of i-oad, telephone or
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    AUSTRALIA'S FRUITS, JAM FOR INDIA
    62 7 SYDNEY, Monday.-Austra-lia's export trade m canned fruit and jam is expected to expand considerably next season through the re-opening of Indian market. Officials of the Commonwealth Commerce Department said recently that the extent of tno benefit to the industry could not be estimated until details
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    FRENCH ASSEMBLY APPROVES NEW TAX LAW
    149 7 FRENCH ASSEMBLY APPROVES NEW TAX LAW PARIS. 11l nday ih Natlorai Assembly, after m ullnight debate, approved Prej micr Henri Queallles n- w ta\ I lav/ by a vote of 291 o 25! The government bin calls for I $265 mii.inr la (iiicci and i indirect taxis, and o ivMes
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    Moscow To Show American Films?
    150 7 MOSCOW, Mon. -The Russians, who have not bongbt American movies since 1938. may soon beKin to show Hollywood films, said Eric Johnston president of the Motion Pictures Association yesterday. Johnston announeo.l a "mcet-| ing cf niimls" on th" salr- of American movies to the Soy"
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    JAPAN TO PAY $10 MILLION
    65 7 lOKIO Monday.— roe Japanese Governnivn, iW today ordered to rtatore 110 00*0.000 dollars worth o( property looted from AM* 1 countries during the vur. i whs officially announced here. Part ol th« property, which UtClUdet i 0 rubber and tj n Mnglng to the United
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      46 7 GRAND CLEARANCE SALE OF ALL LINES FAow Uii. Reduction of prices from |O c 'o to »O% BUY NOW AND SAVE MONEY ChiWren', Hook. >■«!•<»' T<-.hnl«-.l ".".M Toy. am. ta~ O-* '.Ir.-n Invlt.Hons Not*p.p*ra»d Envelop,, WHttag ORIENT STAR NEWS CO. 108, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD, Phone: ***** Singapore.
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    62 8 Bapak" carriet fci wu thai <""' b**tit R»»f, .^fc^ mon iatertftfod i« /»rr ca/ce fftan m ffte icatei carnival. Ic9-crmm us not a luxury on an occasion like this. The children vcish that they cuuld line ac many helpings as th like. But, fcomjPOMf ptrmfi are not very rich
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    66 9 Whenever Malays gather together, a story-teller is always present and attracts a farm audience. A good story-teller must gesticulate to add interest to his tale, like th< one above. Grown-ups and children love to listen to him (below) and even the "kropoV sever (uoti~>,n) **xyns4 i« attend to her
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    H.K GOLD YUAN BLACKMARKET MENACES CHINA'S CURRENCY REFORM
    276 10 H.K GOLD YUAN BLACKMARKET MENACES CHINA'S CURRENCY REFORM eUAN*3SAI. Monday. Under taJtrucUoaa Iron Shanbal'i "••■>r..,rr.u- Supervisor) Hftce t.;^ police have tuken' ;irtcautir.".ai-. nMasmei tel arch and prevent the mng.] gllng of and United, States dollar notes from! Shanghai by little-known and! normally rawed rran?porta-! lcn routes tt is kam ea
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    59 10 i I 1 I ■Jsb "A panel J **Sgs eaten kj white bce^j cooU be <t|J 1 'i^iy let b(3 b cad a S n,J Use m] 5€ t6d, I|S( J 01 th P i J thi* use!tt» J these cri'icviji wuud have a Protean to that 2 160
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    76 10 racnMH W Ir.aiaa I tea hJMflll march era Bm* RydcnM «|i 899 kJttai phi' 1 500 Rarak«n That i btdlt'l qackaS rateA Th« -J? «w war on the 1 route, eaftftV of convey* of < elet. Only^Mi titlly dcS'^i no dead hois I tlun ten. ba«l trucks. An lnd;at:rt
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    15 10 SHANGHAI] 3T-S m! 2 ii« for Pt v ss cluing D ~4 S ">^ Jffl
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      191 10 f POP **^L* N I VJ I |'5ilVK[ tfT- i 1 l-V* T MUST HA.VE 'I'** All V-OKDERR..L syft AT »^L DCOR RL'GCLES i -V^Mii k" Ji iSS F*tf^ r 4A T V r ¥Or47>kl v^ fauTHMiGtTAu.Jl fto'&vookee&i F^-^K "'Vi? £4*C£ i W.W7 I SHOULD «MSr MTK&RJNHH I 7t>i4V J
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    300 11 SHANGHAI, Mon.— Pro- government reports admitted that the Nationalists withdrew from outer defence points and were concentrating within Tsinan suburbs for a last-st»nd defence of Shantung provincial capital. The reports said that after five days furious fighting Government forces "completed their mission" m blunting Communist spearheads and executed a
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    67 11 X, ABM f° un get. (acA: Hers ar-.ounce-i I Klals wch ;iS tin*- h havo are to be ■bovfrr.nifnts oi ■ppiom. F™™ 1 Pare tpproxi■doO 1 1 B^ci Q'J:' W^ ipp 1 Bch w materials included »n me urur, .ntually bo sold by owner 0^ to the Japanese Govirnnu'r.t
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    27 11 J.i, v August dot U.9M c Hid F ined hi first i ■d pn hun» ,~y w, i s 780 to 6 Austi 156 1 H
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    34 11 Moo. i} that th Ex< ry com bproved til p bud. tl a r 1 ddwn i |Old v.; kagainsi es'in )f SI 20' kd ti b 'i b r. and ll U.P.
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    DOLLARS FOR RECOVERY AID
    114 11 WASHINGTOND. Monday The Economic Co-operation Adminifftrmtlon authorized almost i quarter billion dollars worth of recovery spending, during week ending September 15. it wa. 1 disclosed today. Recovery Agency approv- J239.429.552 m authorization* |ght European Recovery •;»t:ons m western Germany, China and the Nether- East tndtoe. This
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    INDIAN ENVOY FOR AUSTRALIA
    26 11 CANBERRA, Monday. The .a;. High Commissioner to Australia, Lt.- r v»!. i> Singh Bedi. is to take up his duties m CanDfcn*.
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    US Has Secret Pact With Sweden—Soviet Charge
    216 11 US Has Secret Pact With Sweden Soviet Charge LONDON, Mon.— Radio Moscow charged that Sweden has signed a secret treaty wich the United States, calling for wide "co-operation between the two countries m the event of war or threat of war. Tass, ofTiciol Soviet news agency, m a distch from
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    SOCIAL DEMOCRATS WIN IN SWEDEN
    89 11 STOCKHOLM. Mon Tho Social Democrat Party was icturned to pov,er m yesterdays Swedish elections to the Lower Chamber of Parliament, securing 112 seats, three fewer than m the 1911 elections. The Peoples "arty gained 31 seats, now having 57 compared with 26 n 1944; Agrarian
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    A Mexican Film Is Spore's Next Treat
    682 12  -  Oswald Henry Film Nota .By SINGAPORG has recently been fortunate m its choice of films, and movie-goers have been able to compare the productions of such coun tries as Britain, America, Australia, Italy, France, China, India, Ceylon and MaJaya. Now a Mexican movie
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    MALAYAN SHARE QUOTATIONS
    551 13 LOANS B1 Municipal Spore 5^ 1926 112.50 114.50 Spore 3V 1948 100.25 101.25 b pore w^/t 1930 H6.00 118.00 xi |pcre 3% 1935 98.25 99.25 Spore 3% 1937 98.00 99.00 Spore 3[' c 1938 98.25 99.25 Spore 4% 1939 107.50 108.50 Pen. 5% 1926 H2.50 114.50 p
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    RUBBER: QUIET
    39 13 ocal rubber market ""t Yesterday. Very usinesa was recorded. prices were: No l s puyer*. Sellers. S il. RSS 43~ 8 44 *gfPt KSS 424 42 4 Bept RSS 40% 40' Mar 437^ 44 1 Quiot 43,
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    AUSSIES EXTEND MEAT CONTRACT
    63 13 CANBERRA. Mon Australia's meat contract with Britain has been exteneded until 1950. it was authoritative learned here today. It was understood that the agreement which covers sales to Britain of beef, lamb anl pork provided for no reduction m current prices. Mr. Reginald Pollar-i. Minister of
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    Produce Markets Round- Up
    98 13 The pepper market continued !to be firm and seller* were holding off for higher piices yesterday. Arrivals of -^ingga and Siak sago flour were reported yesterday. The following were yesterday's quotations: SAGO FLOUR Lingua $19*4.. Sarawak $15. Stak $16. SAGO SEED $29. FLAKE TAPIOCA: $36. TAPIOCA
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    SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
    71 13 Date 21. Sept.. 194S Titan 44 Glenearn 42/3 Montoro 40 1 Glenbeg 38/9 Glenapp 367 Glengarry 33/4 Katong 32 Langleescot 17/18 Trevethoe 19/20 Sukhona 23/4 Tantalus 25/6 P. Stronghold 27/8 E. Pacific 29 30 Menestheus 15/16 Rimau 14 Aeneas 13/14 C. of Khartoum 11/12 Nagara 10 11 Tung
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    OPPOSITION TO BUDGET
    110 13 CANBERRA. Moncay. The Liberal and Country Party opposition will setk to disrup; the Government's plan for the economic stabilisation of Australia, when the budget debutt begins this week. Criticism by opposition leaders came 24 hours afte r Br. Chifley had delivered his opening budget speech, and there
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    Share Market Quiet
    17 13 The share market opened the week its customary quietness and few changes were recorded.
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    Held Film Show Without Permit, Man Fined $50
    195 13 \rt." the .-how th<« matter wmx I to the nuthoritlet concerned i r!lt KBP Mouio visitrd r<-n.r. T«l|| wiii ,'c-l \v;i- un.-iM to produce a I f t formaaee hr he'd. A Chinese film was shown on the roof -arden of th.
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    WORLD TRADE
    41 13 JOHANNESBURG. IfoO D t E. Donges. Boath Afrl- r M|nlster o| the Interior Mid here today thai a worldvide trade agreement like thai drawn Up at Havana \h'u was an insuttick'nt answer to me world's current trade diflicultles.- Reuter
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    BLANK SPEC MOVES WELL DURING TRAINING
    352 14 Fast Times Returned INK SptC showed good form during tnck worK r> t Bukit Timah yesterday morning. Ridden by \\>.dsworth. Blank Si>ec worked better than Golden pper (Allen) when they went over the three m 36 1 Workers ladulged n very little fan work,
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    HOME SOCCER FIXTURES
    375 14 London. Sept. 20. Following tf« football BXftttfM ii-oni Sept. IB to Sept. 30. (SEPT. II SAT.) FIRST DIV. Jtmnil v Wolveihampton Wanderer*. BmnlDgban nty v stoko City. Blackpool v iaverpooi. Chelsea v Burnley. Derby County v Bolton vYandore'.'s. Evertou v Preston North Enu. Buddc.sneld Town v Sundcrland
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    4 RACEHORSES ARRIVE
    21 14 fPIIK s.s. Titan which ar ri\ed m Ms9gt9M» from Glasgow. fslfida) brought four IMehMVCt for the Mulavan turt.
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    9-MAN TEAM DEFEATED 9-1
    91 14 ONLY nine players turned ou t tor the SRC m the Flisi Division Ltague match against j the Malays a t Ja".an Besar Sta- 1 d;i:m yesterday so the Recs conceitd a To give tiie crowd thei: money"s worth, the teams playt.^ a triendly. The Recs
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    SHUTTLE WLV FOR SHELL
    147 14 Playing at th e S. H. A. U. Hall. General Hospital, on Sunday. Shell Sports Club beat Boumt mouth Badminton Party at badminton by seven games to two. Results (Shell player* mentioned first*: Ng Hen? Kwang btat Maiisoor Alhin,dua n 15-7, 15-4: Arthur Lee bea t
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    SOCIAL ATHLETIC PARTY SOCCER
    89 14 The team to represent the Social Athletic Party agains; .Customs S. C. m a Div 3 League game at Geylang S'.adium enc n Thursday will bo selected from the following. Anthony Yong. Sim Im Peng, rhotng Joejig Bong, Phua B on Lens. Koh Beag Hoo, Tan
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    Tomorrow's Race Handicaps
    762 14 Tomorrow's Race Handicaps THE following are thhandicaps, and ththree runs of tho caa dates for tomorrow's race>> the fourth day of the Singapore Turf Club's Autumn (Gold Cup) Meeting and also the weigh* s for the fifth day: Hor3os. Cl. 1. D»v f, Fui 2 10 Snaps 3 0 0
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      84 14 TttHNICOUjj^ GREY HAIR BANISHED BY DARKON HAIR POMADE DARKON is a hi^h grade hnlr uresslng delicately perfume 1 Its darkening action fs graduzJ over the course of a few daya and the hair almost imperceptibly darkens to a natural colourntion m about ten days. DARKON not only restore^ lift and
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    557 15 RODERICK AFTER 2ND LONSDALE BELT to do his training m London and Hying to the Union a week or so before the fi^ht. "Tilings are not yet finally settled", said Mills, "but I think I will be goin^r all right. The weather over there will be very hot m
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    70 15 X- REME' X).. 3 Ua*w Q;ac]. y< L- to opi n icI their ii: Rose eQuap minute lav r. w.thfr scoring It vc hard foi Be change ol ■efore the end ich, j the win[refcreed and ■til Ba! LawkkGuan Kok| m Chla s Tiang pg. Kirn Kan D n
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    AUSTRALIAN CRITICISES OLYMPICS
    208 15 LONDON, Monday More than a month after the closing of the Olympic Games m London, a criticism of the organisation has been made m Australia and answered by a spokesman of the Olympic Games Transport Committee. The criticism was made by Mr. E. S. Tanner, Manager of
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    91 15 b Criiet ut.L has said farc:i;t q^i' nt ovH CnthUSiasts Of the niv a feu,- rJit I oV€r hls nam e. t«^&£l2 I^* Katon area that a y*u.* lh&v ,V c ?i4 C|l schOol game and 1 upon .sUging one of those SrJ^'aiTSirJSS a bunch of acreech- Jtth the
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    64 15 BRUCE WOODCOCK, Hritish and Eur«>|.fan heavyweight champion, is reported to be fighting tit l» W* ht rounder ulth U>e Oma, the American, at HHrrin*;iy Arena today. This Hill be Brace's first fight since hi« bout with Soe llaksi 17 months ago, when he received n fractured
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    BRADMAN AND HIS TEAM ENTERTAINED
    162 15 LONDON, Momlay. THE Australian cricketers, who sail for Horn*' on Thur*da>, were giH'Rts today at a larewD lunciieon pi v»'n to Don Bra4lman, th«ir captain, at the Savoy Hotel, London. The luncheon waa ortfanisert by the newspaper "The People" and Bimdmai vas putflnted with I
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    155 15 SHE WILL PLAY PIANO, 7.000MILES AWAY Just bo fore 11 o'clock tonight a Singapore girl m London will be tuning m to Radio Malaya to hear herself playing the piano. She is Hovita Anciano. daughter of Mr and Mrs. U. R Anciano, of the Far Eastern Music School, who has
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    66 16 Major-Genmil F. Z. //\r>. toko was Chief ot Btaff to tht Fonrt'fntli Arviy m Burtnn hns been taking pdit m the Conference* tlmt nu^ been held m L"tuion m th* p"^t thrf r month* bt tir> i n th> ("nil Defenet Joint Pttmniny Staff t Of which Minor
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    209 16 BALLOT PAPERS DESTROYED Boxes Kept In Custody, Keys In Strong Room (Tribune Staff Reporter) TTOHK than 22.000 ballot papers USed m the March ceneru' (.tiers were dvstroytd yesterday, at the resldSSCe oi thi Supervisor of Elections, Mr. G. Hawkins. Vk.. ballot papers, m boxe.-. •<■ i 1 the custody 01
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    100 FAMILIES TELL HOW THEY SPEND EARNINGS
    219 16 A HTTNDRED Singapore families have just told Government how they spend their earning.:. Statistical experts will now ck-cide if it is worthwhile go 4 ng to another 5.000 families or more to pose them the same big question. Mr. T. P. F. McNiece.
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    HY'BAD CURFEW NOW EXTENDED
    54 16 HYDERABAD, Mon. The i to dawn curfew imposed on the city of Hyderabad after the surrender on Saturday has aow been extended to the whole of Hyderabad state, it was offiCially announced here today In Paris, the United NationSecurity Council today decided to debaU the dispute
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    BRYAN TO ASSIST CHAN AIRPORT EXPANSION
    157 16 that nly i v the work was rr pen 'm? further The res fOi '«<>[*■ I (Tribune >taflf Reporter! Representing the Singapore nunentontkl siik- of the scheme for the expansion of Chttji a;rxrt J. J. Bryan, a recent arrival from A tor Btti Mr.
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    24 16 •ankiug office; :i^U Osaka army :::-"^'«B irrested on •••,>pici« lisposition oi iretnal at th*wio.9B Lt-Gen. Kihsohro >>twm of the av-'^- a B nwtody
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