Morning Tribune, 5 October 1948

Microfilm: NL2346
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    ROTARY PRAISED FOR EFFORT
    552 2 H.E. Lays Foundation Stone Of New TB Clime GO\ LKNOK Sir Praaklii '.:ii:is«»n laitl the imm titbit ion stm. ..I tb- *900.<MW K >tar> Tubercu»«w»is < Lini j-.t Tan Tm-k ii- Hospital >«*st«-nUiy afl«rno«in. This Clinic, whirh owe- Its erection to the Yhanty anci public spirit
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    TRIBUTES TO MR. de MELLO
    143 2 "Mr. d»- Mello had a charm of manner both in and out of ourt which endeared him to all of us," said Acting Chiet- Justice, Mr. Gordon Smith in the Hign Court yesterday while puying tributi- to the memory of the late Mr. Aloysius de
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    47 PUT BEHIND BARS IN BIG BANDIT HUNT
    428 2 A 10-DAY bunt for bandits In Trengganu bagged 47 terrorists put behind tbe bars and ote bandit killed, late news from the Federation's fighting front* \mt lOght revealed. On.Malay guard was killed on our wide. During the past 24 nours there have
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    Laying The Stone
    41 2 Sir Franklin Gi m»o n, Go 1 error of Singapore, lay. in>j thf foundation stotie. o f the $200,000 Rotary Chib Tuvrculosis Clinic at Titt* Tock Seng Hospital Thv cUmc will he an ovtpatunt n.n I treatment centre
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    TERROR VICTIMS NAMED
    76 2 TERROR VICTIMS NAMED The names of th. officer and BORs, who were reported Brett on and killed while bathing iu Sungvi Gepai pool, pear BWor on Saturday, were released yesterday. They were: Cpl Kenneth Hutchinsoi.. K.0. Y.L.1.. Age 19, of Ferry Bridge, Yorks. Pu. Albert Dobeon. K.O.Y.LJ.. Age Zl, of
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    AMBULANCE BUSY
    34 2 The ambulance was called cut seven rimes yesterday between 8.45 a.m. and 6.30 p.m. The calls involved three motorists' victims and a Chinese cut down by a circular saw in Lavender Street.
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    LALLANG FIRES
    26 2 The Singapore fire brigade oealt with three small lallang flres and an extensive one jesterday. Altogether the brigade answered six calls within seven x»ours.
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    ACTING CUSTOMS OFFICER
    18 2 Mr. M. Killick, Cadet, Malayan Customs Service, has been appointed to act as Customs Officer.
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    LORRY FATALITY
    19 2 A ma n was fatally injured by a lorry at the Joo ChiatIruku Road junction yesterday evening.
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    Trinity College Inaugurated
    110 2 Tnnitv 'vllcee Methods' y>* bvt. *l Boghl 'M, unitv.: Jca-i r ;M t'cns it the" pea) A li^'i. mm of t)v ceivel by >■ loa<l. ini parv.— cccuputi, Dr. i: UlOCii I C!:U!..il L Vl m j Chuj( inti i.. tin |.'i J?ot i T«tl Ttfay, i>
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    Chinese Faces Three Charges
    72 2 ■Malacca. Monday 29 yuur-old Tan Chin mai a forßk Chinese tir.pl yee fl the RASC, Tar.;;:., Klin Banacks. laced thw« chm ot criminal breach ni Uv*\ the DUtria Court ::ilacfl today Tan was allogec tc QW connv.u.dthet^^ 1 Wft«rent dates. fhe ftrst invclvec M ted «IV«tS
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    Chased, Arrested By Police Dog
    140 2 i oq th-- 'Officer* Mess at the R Ur i-uffered theft value J at $151- p^ob* So <* the mgnt (iutv 2 when ho was f Cpl. Staploton of A Police ac^Cmseli the staircase of th, of the Officers M^ cor After ien minu-ea poral
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    M.R.N.V.R. Commissions
    28 2 The following Na *l in the Malayan i Volunteer Res<.^ r.pprovi-d by i crncr: J. W. Hod Sub-Lieuitnant; fe. g Acting Sub-Lieu: Jj^ CUntor, Acting tenant.
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    UNKNOWN
    341 3 FIVE-FOOT-THREK-INCH Jamie MacD<»nuld U in Sinpn|» >rv uith a broken linger, his on!v wound in a 'id-minute dentiist ruf&ls with C'honn; (boy, a six-foot 200 lh-». {'nines;' •wanted" terrorist whom hr killed in hard-to-hantl combat on the Chan" in Estate, in Johore. Jamie, ex-Parutrooprr with seven corrbat jumps, is
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    33 3 1 1 mt" Muslim to r fr 1 f/idr f j ood he 2 «ttrribl< thing* C hi /W I „</,., friii. a htrmat( v repo t> i to he ,r, I healthy.
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    ROBBED HIMSELF
    31 3 re :'n y•- x^ rians. Ue S tl Guaa carpenter from Shang:X&i Wmsclf in th« H io3fl ajn In yesterday mornllif. M ;mov-d 10 tlie hot- 11 senou> condition.
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    Court Visits Chinese Shop To Check Point
    366 3 fbitt Police Court, which is holding an inquiry B' tentative charges \«t fiv-? men concerning the lof* F property, went to a Chinese shop in Tanjong Pagar taring the lunch houi yestentay, -as st lt( I to V K ro i; n Elwr
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    JOB MAY SAVE FOWL-THIEF FROM JAIL
    149 3 A student of the Chinese High School woke up before dawn one mornin? and went out into the moonlit compound. A figure stood beside the fowl coop. The figure slipped a: puiiet into a sack and made off in the direction farthest away! from
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    CHINESE BURNT ON ARMS, FACE
    39 3 A Chinese was badly burnt on the face and aims when a fire broke out behind a hardware shop in Beach Road at 3.15 p.m. yesterday. The shop \va<? sliglitly damaged by the fire.
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    SOAP PRODUCTION
    37 3 Singapore accounted for 3.077 cwts. soap manufactured in August out of tilt total of the Malayan prriuctton of 35.411 cwts. Third on '-he list was Penang which accounted for 8.835 carts, manufactured during thao r.ionth.
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    This Is How He Did It
    55 3 MtMd Ml urists, and flttrtft him out of the jetp over my shoulders "We roVed in the d:trkne*s for übomi twenty minutes, strhu.iurvt jor iho sttn gnu, wen I bt ought my knee uM#f) his cMHj jumblmy f">- the triygef inth tny Wit hand
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    Aussie Navy Doubled
    76 3 MELBOURNE. Monday. The present strength of the Royal Australian Navy is douole that before the war. On July 1. this ytar. the strength wa.s nearly 11.000 officers and men. compared with 5.000 in 193d. At the- end ot the war in 1945; th* 1 strength was more
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      47 3 1 ll wn\m-\mN^Q TWIN- LAMP An economical streamlined unit which provides a soft, cool agreeable light for stores and public buildings. Recommended for bright, diffused illumination. Fixture of white-baked enamel IK /SH with end- caps of satin aluminium. EASTLAND TRADING COMPANY Phone: 6531 1 Pringe Street Singapore.
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    HY'BAD SURRENDER
    364 4 End Of Five-Day War The map on the LEFT Nti..w s the hitu.itton in llul r abad i- th. Nizam »»rd»-r. I hiH forces to cni.f tiring on Indian In. »<1«-r» Indit>i tr«>. ps moved p«ac«*(ully into ><■< :md»rahH( city iniarjinj, Hy^erabnd city (1). the tapMai Main Ind'
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    UNKNOWN
    31 4 tokio. Monn rlde ci panese Board 01 1 cials said »PPIW m h< Prefecture of Jforth^ the most luscious m will be vxportod Kong Kong for I IU postwar period
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    FORMER ITALIAN COLONY WANTS INDEPENDENCE
    129 4 BENGHAZI, Mon.-The pre sident Cyranaica National Congress y es^! a rr Robe protest to the French Foreign Mm- formi Schuman, against his suggestion w Italian colonies be returned to Italy. _^i, o tor lls The cable to Schuman said "Your speech in the UNO General
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      33 4 DE WITT'S 'WHWEY BLADDER PIUS Good for Rheumatism, /.Mmbago, backache, Ifeoneache, joint pains uid all Kidney troubles •> Obtainable everywhere. Ujo* tuffcr from Kits try Oe Wilf. W«o tan P«« lUtnedy S (K 45)
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      304 4 OX YOUR RADIO TOD A Y BLUE NFTttOKK MALAY v ENGLISB PMGatAMMatt proobammh di eugijsh 10.55 a m 'o i-'^O noon Eng--1.00 pm. Umcb-tlßk mu.-ic T; Radio Orcheitrm; Ui S>««; 143 Rhjrthni Parade Uta Tf-d Eton 2.00 Close j wn. 8.15 p.m. FrOffMUM Sumary, Nevs BUfIUBIQP and An- iiuiuiunwti 820
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    IS YOUR CHILD JEALOUS?
    507 5  -  Kathleen Hick ley —i quest'ons for a few days, then it gradually becomes an accepted fact in his mind, and he won't worry about it any more until a later stag\ when the next queiy can be dealt with in the same way. WHEN you and
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    DIARY
    117 5 The beauty expert talk to members of the Y.W.C.A. Fortnightly Club was given by Mrs. H. Elphick. Returning on the Dunera from local leave in Hongkong are Major H. M. J. Jensen and Captain Rosemary Jensen. Leaving on the Dunera for England is Mrs. Robertson, wife of Major Robertson,
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      119 5 Just Arrived. English Black Boucle for your suits and top coats. MRS. "TOMMY THOMSON fcOOM ISL 2nd FLOOR G.H. BUILDING I BATTERY ROAD TEL 7997 *i*^i-*t*mm++ t m SYSTEM •> wo\ r^—> u tr DESK DIARY •i. f 1049 ■j=i^ r— H —^u,o,, r t J( 5 -00 each. ll
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      63 5 Satin Lastic Bathing Suit* in Ice Blue Sheer Black, THE RAFFLES GRILLROOM IS OPEN EVERY DAY FOE LI'NCH THE COCKTAIL HOUR with FRANK PICKFORD at the piano from 7 to 8 p.m. in the New Lounge is the popular rendezvous for the >mart Set THE INFORMAL DANCE IN THE PALM
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      184 5 TOD A Y'S RECIPES GLAZED APPLES INGREDIENTS: small apples of equal size, lemon juice, syrup, apricot jam or mair»ala«!c. redcurrant jelly, stripos of angelica, sugar. METHOD Pare and core the npples. and dimmer them very gently in water, to Ahich sugar to taste ano a little lemon juice has been
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      120 5 well mixed pour the preparation into a wetted border moulJ. Let it stand until set. then turn out, and pile the stiffly whipped sweetened crear.i in the centro. TIME: from 25 to 30 min ites. Sufficient for 5 or 6 per-nns. FRUIIT WHIP ingredients. 1 or 2 sponge cakes, a
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    THE MORNING TRIBUNE TUESDAY, OCT. 5, 1948. Exit Parochialism
    249 6 THE MORNING TRIBUNE TUESDAY, OCT. 5, 1948. Exit Parochialism London Afitmti iJfss,s. Cohk Tun.cr, Ltd., Tnlbot //<-.< v 98, St. Mnrtin's Lan> T V.C. 2. THE parochial view of Malayan problems is no longer valid. Malaya's history is being shaped by world factors. We were conscious of this fact even
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    654 6  -  DAVID S. BAYER danger is in rnl and drink Jo these *on iig men By IN Judges 15:4-5, the 1 scripture reads: •And Samson went and took firebrands, and caught 300 foxes, and turned tail to tail, and put a firebrand in the midst between the tails. And when
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    Tent Town For Arabs
    453 6 INTERNATIONAL re- lief organisations in Palestine and the Middle East are working against time to provide adequate food, shelter and medical supplies for 360,000 Arab refugees before the middle of October, when winter sets in. Many hundreds of tents, mostly from Biitish Army stores in the
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      35 6 Malayan Airways ltd. TWICE DAILY FROM S I N (i A P 0 H Y. It! Kl AI.A Ll'Mrii:. IPOII A N l» 1* N A N f. DAILY SERVICE TO TAIPISH Starting 11th October.
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  • ROUND-UP OF CABLED NEWS FROM FAR AND NEAR
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      U.S. HAS ENOUGH A-BOMBS TO BLOT OUT HALF-DOZEN OF LARGE CITIES
      289 7 U.S. HAS ENOUGH A- BOMBS TO BLOT OUT HALF-DOZEN OF LARGE CITIES BIRMINGHAM, Men.— -Professor L. Starcy, Professor of Organic and Biological Chemistry ai Birmingham rntT^rsity, declared In a sp*e ch here that "as far as we know, the United States has snffteient atomi: bombs to blot out half a
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      38 7 ■;,s*tn v. :<'•"■"■ B. 4 „vfriJ(r:n '•<-■"■ K' 'fitf rho is pieH fiiiw •r inttrafta ■■ll lls w-.t me to fifid ■l- ',r /i/f I, a bred iw/< lul to ili K iUi f/i,jf sj^ln U Reuter Mi AAP
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      93 7 M nday. J»--m load of Trio- offline presently itudyin Bcv-.ment ot quality ID Mr: §ccqs, while siinul|b!. T i ]y see^V-ig new oarlir. an e!fori to eompenI ItT the '-cent liamp IB I c 'JiKrj'.s upon trade. I hi*s btco the ros irnpn: lacturs for the pp. Ofiieials attribute,
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      ISRAELI PLANES LAND AT RHODES
      52 7 ISRAELI PLANES LAND AT RHODES f'l **r, Monday. Two Snit-p-T^h landed at Rhodes F*. s ago and detained by Li 52 •"Grilles, are P«. F**| .oporto,! MITiM f" k :iITlf) ri «'l naval nd air Nji* the Palestine coast P |it was unofficially, M P'weswere unarmed. !«l»etl rnft and DUali
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      US Oil Companies Reject Strikes' Arbitration Offer
      113 7 S ?m' nt t0 *"'">« ntior. ™«W«« to arbi--55 '';^^t of the a* union i- for t tes- M """no. Url f 'Oodwin e "ten pro- posed is arbitrators, but. that il does not consider the wa^e increase a matter for arbitration. In
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      HUKS AMBUSH PI SOLDIERS
      115 7 MANILA, Mon. Huks, a. daring ambush, killer 1 seven Constabulary soldiers ami one civilian, and wounded five oth*t Constabulary men on the National Highway ju«t outsit the town of Angeles in th. Pampanga on Saturday night The so!«Mrrs were on patrol when they were suddenly attacked
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      YUGOSLAV SOLDIER SHOT BULGARIAN SHEPHERD BOY
      104 7 YUGOSLAV SOLDIER SHOT BULGARIAN SHEPHERD BOY So f in, Men. The lluljrarian Foreign Ministry yesterday hande J the Yugoslav Ambassador a note demanding in demnity and prosecution Tor an aleige.l slayir.g on Bulgarijan territory by a Yugoslav frontier sergeant. The note s?M that on Sepj tember 26. at the frontier
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      350,000 French Miners To Begin "Unlimited" Strike
      174 7 PARIS, Mon— Trance's 350,000 coal miners will begin an "un!iinite<r strike on Monday to protest the layoffs proposed by Premier Henri QueiHUe's right-of-tlie centre government, the Communist-run General Confederation of Labour announced. The non-Ctm»r»Hinist CThrtetl an Mine Workers Peileration proposed that the walk-out
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      CANTON'S NEW AIRFIELD
      46 7 CANTON'S NEW AIRFIELD CANTON. Monday. —A small airfield Is to be built tn Chung Shan county, adicining Macao, for military use. it is reported hore. The airfield, it is said, is Ml be built with volunteer manpower. Construction Is expected to begin early next month.— Reuter
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      Turkish Army To Cut Manpower
      186 7 ISTANBUL, Mon.— A high Turkish miliUry authority stnt^d that the Turkish a^my will btrin reducing: its manpower in December. The manpower cuts, he said, ill not reduce the strength of the Turkish army, however, becau3e American military equioinent fumisheJ under the military aid programme is
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      MEAT IS SCARCE IN CANTON
      99 7 Con ton, Monday- Housewives here are finding some difficulty in producing beef and pork di3hes owl'.ig to the scarcity of these commodities on local markets. Mot market stall-holder* arc selling a limited quantity of both commodities or not selling them at all. because Uaey say
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      AUSTRALIAN HARD WOOD FOR UK
      65 7 SYDNEY. Mon.— Lord Rorinson chairman of the British Forestry Commission, who ia on a visit to Australia, toM a withering in Melbourne that Bng-lrtnd would buy all tht» hardwood timber Australia couM supply to maintain thproduction of the British fur niture and other wood-usinjz industries.
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      49 7 r J^^SjTsj mt ■■■'Ml StnrrtnjL; M Top Chinese St.vN "Shanghai Modern Tailoring" 10, BATTERY BOAD Now on display Xewstock. Moderately priced. U E™^ Crepe with bead embroidery. YOITTHFI Evening Gowns of Ninon combined with lace. DRESSY— Afternoon Frocks of Jersey Crept. LADIES OWN MATERIAL MADE TO ORDER PHONE »20»l
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    333 9 Empire Troo ith 1,500 Guanisboard \i\is into Us berth ai ppore docks yesnorning, the band Seaforth Highpfoyed regimenChes of the ColdGuards and thf fuards. Irom the top deck trooper came the p Highland music pioas played ilp 1 h the fife ami m the Coldstrea.n d s and Scots
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    They'll Go Deeper And Deeper
    58 10 They'll Go Deeper And Deeper dak.\. Augu,t ■cientist. that tUc ftr* L-U »J! PW or t f scapiu u.th ui, to ni.K t'n, MMfAi ocean dejcwjt would br n>lk ffi *J Verd, Isi,mls r.xtvi The hathysc.«pho »J arrvSa rtsUnco to pross,,r. The Ficcard -xpeditwi, shjp ScaUiis u* four days brfor,
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    S'HAI COTTON YARN MARKET OUTLAWED
    119 10 S'HAI COTTON YARN MARKET OUTLAWED Shanghai. Monc-y.-In ther drastic move to hal-.sp lative activities, t/ Ecooo Supervisor's Office 'or Sr.ang Has ordered die rsp<T.;;on the local cotton jtfl mart and outlawed all -.ramaca pending fuith not ,v. This step VM r plained ainio.l tt Himinati'j: the unt ful activities of
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    GUAVA JELLY FROM P.I.
    88 10 Manila. Moo**- V J jelly has been man ufac turtj a commercial seal; *£<> ment Nation. RJ*J that 100.000 can, wl* tf facturcd. netting the sn Sound 520.000 during the "glm than 10 m4 tin cans (3JU -•<*••' manatactuivd and mil He at 20 cents per
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    FORMER R.A.F. TRAINING BASE CONVERTED INTO HUGE INDUSTRIAL CENTRE
    350 10 FORMER R.A.F. TRAINING BASE CONVERTED INTO HUGE INDUSTRIAL CENTRE MONCTON, New Brunswick. Ct.nada Monday. A fertilizer plant stands at Charing Crosa, and an iron foundry at Leicester Square. Along the Strand are a dairy, a flour ar 1 food emporium, *a biscuit warehouse, and a chemical storage depot. This topsy-turvy
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      116 10 j "POP" i S 'VM± Till; w^^t OO -fc, "^7/ i >ion\i\<- ul £hJ&\ Ui\ niiiii \i: jK ==zJP^— "RUCCLES" iJeeueaes «£itf«T^- wN a»-iiK«K««««j MVfm.iKAitmvs ouamHioooo^ \mvanusitcxm i^-^vasafea, "BELINDA" S I/sr SHOURINC H£R /HVeSTtGATfOfiS. V--^ f"_" I i 3i THE PBtNCfF*L fJ I__^ COWAtf>^^r..Lr j Rr7S D^Or ANY It T
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    AUSTERITY REGULATIONS HIT SHANGHAI'S GAY NIGHT LIFE
    289 11 AUSTERITY REGULATIONS HIT SHANGHAI'S GA Y NIGHT LIFE SHANGHAI, Mon.— smoking and d»*ii,king curbs are not the only pleasures affected by austerity regulations. The strictest enforcement has been ordered on the city's night life. For all general public entertainment purposes, a curfew goes on at 11 p.m. Gay spots close
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    Next War Will Last Only Six Months
    55 11 M tlabama, Mon. predicted to•n.tci States war in n thi »ith a "supl mbi *wj- „!ancs I- u Moor* an-. Ui In separate Col rniversitv ■Jj I ill Field here. 1 attic* by rl emphasised t( r r th Forced r j t
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    ONE-WAY EXCHANGE RATE FOR KOREAN CURRENCY
    128 11 ONE-WAY EXCHANGE RATE FOR KOREAN CURRENCY Seoul Monday. Rumours were circulated here that "one Mf" comrm-eial exchange rate jor the Wen on the- United States doll?.: would bo established ir the immediate future. Tho late would bo somewhere aroir.J 450 won to a dollar. It would prov.de for conversion of
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    Heavy tax on dancing
    59 11 SHANGHAI Sun, Beginning tomorrow the Govei nment w:.I enforce a heavy tax on commercialized dancing which j consider a luxury during taeevnent nationwide austerity movement T^e ladal Allans Bureau expects to receive instructions wmthe Executive Yuan to- ict «mount of th tax Wormed sources opined that
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    CHINESE REDS ARRESTED IN MANILA
    96 11 CHINESE REDS ARRESTED IN MANILA MANILA. Monday.— lt v;as reliably reported today that a total of 23 alleged Chinese communists were rounded UP by constabulary agents ii Manila on Sunday for investigation and possible deportation. They w«re suupvcied of instigating subversive activities. It was understood thai no specific chars?* have
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    China Adopts New 3-Point Policy
    111 11 Shanghai, Monday. The Executive Yuan adopted a three-point policy aimed at overcoming the economic ciisis and paving the way for a successful conclusion of the Comi munist suppression campaign, according to the official Central News quoting authoritative circles in Nanking. This new programme is said
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    New Drug For Tricky Malady
    156 11 NEW YORK. Mon. -A new drug that whipped a cholera epidemic in Egypt is now being used to fight another serious disease known as ulverative colitis, according to Columbia University here. The drug, technically known as phtsalyl sulfaceiimidc, brought "good" results in 18 of 24
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    Stole Potatoes From Russian Gardens: Lived To Tell Tale
    263 11 a Eton* Mo r Tho n ail( Lh another of J k there in Joyce K >** Mrs. on brick- Mil happy. •*me Jo r trip ehildr,; with her Mr "»n<» Vlademar. "folded a grte P»tain. 01 t u nd thc
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    JEWS PROTEST AGAINST BERNADOTTE'S PLAN
    184 11 PARIS, Mon.— lsrael mission to the Unit* d Nations protested against the late Count Folke Bernadotto's plan to give Negev area of Palestine to the Arabs in return for Western Galilee The statement said "lsrae! has an urgent need for a stano upon which to
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    RED PROFESSOR ESCAPES
    30 11 PRAGUE. Monday. T anjug reported yesterday jthat Dr. Viktor Sarenkcv. former Columbia University professor accused oi spread I ing communism in the United States, arrived in Warsaw.
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    EMLYN WILLIAMS MAKES HIS DEBUT IN TREBLE ROLE
    397 12  -  OSWALD HENRY New Film Takes Shape At Isleworth by ANATOLE de Grunwald is now well on his way A with the production of his second film for Sir Alexander Korcia "The Last Days of Dolwyn"— at London Film Studios, Isleworth. As I
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      239 12 KIT! KN si KfcLrflNG OF AN Ol TSTANDING 4 CiTION PICTURE FROM THE FAMOUS NOVEL BY DAPHNE Du ;»lAURIFR. ETM 10 'cunw^ PHONE 6903 FOUR SHOWb >— 1.15 6.30— 9.30 p.m. SCREENS VM* #t°3^ "Romantic I MOST DARING I LOVE STORY m the Dark' 1 I V^ WWCHELL i WITH
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      45 12 Last 3 Shows: S, 6.15, 9.15 %xn. A life Story, A Love Story! "The Beginning Or The End" str.rriiv Brian Donlevv Robert Waik-r ulth Tom Dr.ike Be\erley Tyler MYSTERY SUSPENSE and the mn*t awiul moment in hlstoiy! OPENING TO MOKROW "TO HAVE AND HAVE NOT"
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      111 12 Clob^^ I^^^ "FIRST 1-OMK.s (oiR U n •RKTIKN p; 11.v NK JAVKS" (Technicolor L.DO Nf^^^ •CAPTAIN M Hoy ROYAL "Siv\ lin ;a SAT 3 tH|^ (Tamil) LAST 5 SHOWS! II A.M.— 2 P.;.j.— 4.15— 6.30-9.15 TOMORROW! An Uatafettabfc Comedy of Krrors! O^^B mV B *^T>-» DORE SCHARY presents i GBAHT^LOy^DOJUGLAS
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  • Finance And Commerce
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      MALAYAN SHARE QUOTATIONS
      713 13 jtVt, Oct. 4- LOANS Municipal Spore 5% 1926 112.50 114.50 Spore Z x i% 1948 100.50 101.50 S'pore 4%% 1930 116.00 118.00 xi S'pore 3% 1935 97.50 98.50 S'pore 3% 1937 98.00 99.00 S'pore 3% 1938 98.25 99.25. S'pore 4% 1939 107.50 108.50 Pen. 5% 1926 112.50
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      $300-MILLION LOAN
      48 13 $300- MILLION LOAN WASHINGTON, Monday. Sir Stafford Cripps. due to leave here today for New York, has revealed that Britain will probably sign a $300,000,000 loan agreement with the Economic Co-opera-tion Administration in the next two weeks, for buying machinery and goods vital to her industrial recoverey. Reuter
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      JULY DROP IN DUTCH FOREIGN TRADE
      225 13 JHE provisional figures of the Netherlands Central Bureau of Statistics show that imports in July had a value of fls. 411 million (July 1947 and a weight of 1,541,000 tons (July 1947 1,826,000 tons; June 1948 1,690.000 tons). Exoorts in July were worth fls.
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      SHARES: QUIET
      12 13 The share market opened quiet yesterday with few price changes.
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      Rubber Market, Tone: Quiet
      64 13 The rubber market was quiet yesterday in the absence of cabled advices from New York and London. Only a small volume of business way reported. Closing prices were: Buyers. Sellers. No. 1 Oct. RS8 43% 43 No. 2 Oct. RSS 41 41 T« No. 3 Oct.
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      PRODUCE MARKETS ROUND-UP
      109 13 PRODUCE MARKETS ROUND-UP The produce market opened the week yesterday with 9ome good business done in Lingga and Siak flour at the previous levels. The pepper market continued on its decline with quotations for both the black and white qualities drastically marked down. The following were yesterday's quotations: SAGO FLOUR:
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      Belgian Compensation To British Sufferers
      88 13 The Belgian Government have now formally agreed to grant to British subjects, corporations and associations whose property in Belgium has been lost or damaged as a result of the war treatment as regards compensation equal to that extended by Belgian, legislation to Belgian nationals in
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    NEW AMATEUR BOXING RULES
    409 14 NEW AMATEUR BOXING RULES OVERSEAS CHAMPIONS TO GO THROUGH PRELIMS LONDON, Mondty. V T E\V amateur boxing rules, which uere brought into being, at the annuai meeting of the Amateur boxing Association here, are likely to cause some controversy es|>eciallv that dealing with foreign entries for the 15. A. championships.
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    DUTCH FAST BOWEER JOINS RAMSBOTTOM
    111 14 DUTCH FAST BOWEER JOINS RAMSBOTTOM THK H.Mil .i»tl»y.— Arie Mi>l«»na«r, the D«t«J» !:l si bow lor who ♦<»«* **vi"» uicketn for no run* ajfainst u first t -u.^-i Hajue team tbU year, has been engaged by knim!.M>tt >m, th»? Lancashire League i-'ub ur.ifrs-iiuiwl for next scaMin, it Is learnrd here
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    U.K. Soccer Is Not What It Used To Be
    467 14 LONDON. Mon. Although the football season is only a few weeks old. people are already saying that the standard of play is far below that of prewar days These fans complain that th <? craze for speed, unnecessary rough ami clumsy
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    HOCKEY CALLED OFF
    26 14 The hockey match between Khalsa Association and RAF < Malaya Regiment) which was to have b*en played on tnc Khalsa ground yesterday was postponed^
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    Star Soccerites
    52 14 The U the Sti, Htonffcons und -heb C si On lomorrtm and Sat if r a e r rcsp.ctivt-'.y Q Vs Hon Is BankSpo^ Lopez; S K. S^] fangam; M c piah. JW.S Cl Chong. Param, Hj Seng Ohce joay U9* Chandra: K. OJ Sam> S. Chandra. M''-5
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    Weights, Runners For Tomorrow
    499 14 The following ar^ til* probable raiididat* > .,,i tomorrow'* mre*. the «ei*ond day of the PeimnAutumn **etl«g:— n Horbts Class 4. Div. 1. 51 Furs. Chum-? Choice 9.00 Rosaline 8 12 Arizon* 8.10 Camival Time 8 10 Kinv«'a 810 Bull King 809 Minerv-i 8.09 Miss J^vcl
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    HOME SOCCER FIXTURES
    302 14 London. Monday. Following are football fixtures for Oct. 9 FIRST DIVISION Arsenal v Burnley; Aston 'Villa v Portsmouth;- Blackpool v Everton; Bolton W. v Bir- mingham C; Derby County v. Preston North End; Hudderafield Town v Stoke City; Liver- j pool v Chelsea; Manchester Utd. v Charlton
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    Cavanaugh Youngsters
    38 14 The following Pj»y* requested to turn selectior. ror tne Youngsters 111 H^. fixture agswst Singapore District m Wtdn^day Oct. o played at Fort t, Osmai. Seng f attar, Chwee U- Barry. Dcllah, Bltoa nasamy, Samad. Teddj.
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    CC GOES DOWN FIGHTING
    278 15 SOCCER WITNESSED UFA CUP GAME *<l >>»v.V|, served up in tho Cup gamo between AthMM nnd the S.C.C. at Jalan B^nr uith plenty to sp:»re pikl *hus ent<»r j of the eompefttloa, having be^t^n th(» Id >::r ■>'. t0 two yesterday, tyed u} sted Gul- t
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    UNKNOWN
    40 15 *y th, I r tUo at vasterTr, ,-y M r interval. (1 play S r ttln f! I suffer* w «n openLftei thy ft ft?*' Ilhr mea^ t outstand- ttccltwo iS T iJU *S 22 f0! H^ notched a
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    Kicks A Goal From 70 Yds. Out
    67 15 N; .V ET K E X -YEAR-OLD >Hnu;, R'uhy League fullfercX*. Mich McCaffrey, pfau»« kicked one of (he hmge?' </<v»,\> \n the hiatory of th< ircoitli/ hi n fNMM at By4*eft. Mr /-^v reported to have htnd^j the f/rxtf from an iui It
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    Japs Invite Australians
    82 15 MELBOURNE, Mon—Thf Javmese Lawn Tennis A«*o- < uttion has incited Australia t<> a team to tour Japan nert April at the association'* eurjwtm Jir Nvrm-un Brookes. President of the Latcn Tennis Association of Australia, atrmenting here today on the imitation said it iocw not wicome. 'Japan is
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    BASEBALL WORLD SERIES STARTS
    177 15 BASEBALL WORLD SERIES STARTS BOSTON. Mon. Fenway Park nere became th« battlefield for the first pennant, playoff in American League history on Monday with Boston Red Sox facing Cleveland Indiana for Uie light to meet Boston Braves in the 1948'a wot Id series. Beting odds are seven to five in
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    ABDULLAH APPROVES
    36 15 AMMAN, Monday. Kim* Abdullah of Transjordan tod»9 demanded the dissolution ''t 'he newly-fornvd Palestin Arab Qcvirnaient reported in Cairo to have approved its provisional constitution at a weekend meetine in Gaza. Southern Palestine.- Reuter
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    S'pore Badminton Championship Ties
    202 15 THE foMowing ties in the Singapore badminton championrhin* will be played off at the Clerical Union Hml), Rengoon Road SATURDAY. Oct. 9 at 2.15 p.m. Women's Open Single j Final: Miss Helen H«ng (Uuited Family) vs. Mis. Chionh Hiok Chor <*AAU). Men's Open Singles Semifinal Wong
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    AUSTRALIA MAY SUPPLY THE 5 CRICKETERS OF THE YEAR
    190 15 r«HE 4 Flve cricketers of the year a;e almost certain to be the Australians, Morris, Barnes, Bill .Johnston, Llnduall mid Tallon. This honour, eargerly sought by cricketers, is awarded by the pubUshers of Wisden's Cricket Almanac. Australians can flgur c in
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    BURMA REDS TROOPS CLASH
    51 15 RANGOON. Mon. Fighting between Government u oops and insurgents in tt* rv!andala y area was reported In tonight's Government communique. Government reinforennenis were sent to tbll jpoi— Monya, 70 miles to tht west of Mandalay— where insurgents had taken over control of rice stocks, it was
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    SIX CUPPERS
    66 15 Pictured above are six members of the seven-man Malayan team chiwen to represent Malaya In lli«» World Badminton Tournament in London for the Tbonmn /'up. They nr<- fro»>i left to right: 00l Teck Ht»ek, Teoh I Seng Khoon, Lim Kee Fong, Chan Kon Loong, \>oh Tt^»k C'hye, and
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    NOT A 'BIRDIE'
    81 15 iforthflfl Territory Government medical officer, Dr. McG'ashvn. coul.int find his bali ■n Ule Dai win curse tIM iiicr (lay. till a bawk dropped it OH tiie green almost at his leet. It bounced, rolhd, and Stepped juu by the pin -The easy putt. But, the doctor couldn't
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    EX-JOCKEY, ACE 100 – STILL BETS
    117 15 EX-JOCKEY, ACE 100 STILL BETS Hu.idrcd-ycar-old James Sklnnei, who lives near Liverpool New South Wales, iiill diivcs a horse eveiy clay to ollcct the mail. }3efore he came to Australia, £'L years ago, Skinner rode H8 a jockey in England. France, India and New Zealand. He rode for King Edwaid
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    MALACCA CHINESE WIN CRAVEN 'A' CUP
    47 15 MALACCA, Mon.-The Malacca Chinese won the Craven "A" Football Cup here todny when they defeated the Malacca Eurasian*- by three goals to nil. The Resident Commissioner Mr. j. Falconer presenter! th Cup to th« winners at the conclusion of the game.
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    TRIBUNE EXCLUSIVE
    61 16 Exclusive Tribune picture of Cir/foti A. Hire, Singapore businessman from Cardiff, Wales, \>hn tra* one of the seven arrested by the Singapore Police -r.<l Dutch authwities in connection with the sei'.tirr (>f a C^talina flyin/iboat loaded with a $1,000,000 arms cargo at Airrribri jslatui. ifire is now in
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    It was a touch and go for Sq. Ldr. Helmore's wedding
    142 16 SOI T ADRON Loader Peter Helmore, who married Wendy Inglis at St. Andrew's Cathedral on Saturday, tooloff for Calcutta at 4 am Suniay morning in the Air I C-in C's private York piano to pirk up Sir Henry Gin
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    CIVIL AIR-CHIEF BACK AFTER FLIGHT
    87 16 SINGAPORE. Monday. Air Vice-Marshal S. El Storrar. Director of Malayan Civil Aviation, today returned to Singapore after accompanying K. L. M. Constellation "Holland" on. the inaugur&l night of a new K.L.M. weekly Batavia Bangkok Shanghai service. Air Vice-Marshal Storrar joimd the Constellation at Bangkok. During
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    MACDONALD OFF TO LONDON
    74 16 MACDONALD OFF TO LONDON THE Commissioner-General, Mr. Malcolm MacDonald, is going to Londo 1 consultations with the British Government on South East Asian affairs He uill leave Singapore at the end of this week and expects to be m Malaya about the end of the month. 0(K Mrs. MacDonald will
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    C.I.D. CHIEF RELEASES MORE NAMES
    418 16 WHIIJT the Dutch authorities are preparing the arms case against the crew of the Catalina flying-boat and thr two oiale oecup»nte of the speedboat. Gladys Mary, who went out from SingapVrc to Airabu Island to meet We 'plane on the evening of Sept. 14. Sm^jptfre
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    SIND GOVERNOR DEAD
    22 16 KARACHI. Monday. Si*" Ghulam Hussain Hidayatullah. Governor of Sind Province (Pakistan) died today in Karachi. He was 69 Reuter
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    Chinese Art Exhibition
    56 16 AN art exhibition by T«aii,? Han Kwong will be held at the Chinese Y.M.C A Selegie Road, for three days starting from today. It is open to the I public. Mr. Isang is the Head mastier of the Chung San Public School and is a well-known i
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    ATTENDING H.C. INAUGURATION
    67 16 H.E. th t Governor. Sir Fran klin Glmson with the Honourc'bl e Sir Han Ho- L:m andtfc. honourable Mi E. p. Fergusson will lt-piesen.: the Colony of Singapore at the inauguration of Sir Henry Ourney as High Commissioner of the Federation of Malaya at Kuala Lumpur tomorrow
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    FRENCH VICE-ADMIRAL HERE ON THURSDAY
    87 16 Vice-Admiral R. N. Battet. Commandant of the Fiench Far Ea^Urn Navy will be ar riving in Singapore on Ihursc«.ay aboard the French ito* SaVorgnan de Brazza. Vice- Admiral Battet will rejoin the French Cruise Duguay Trouin. which has been having rtptai in Singapore NiwJ But.
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    TYPHOON VICTIM
    12 16 NANKING. Mo aa> T^, capital of Tai*<» 1 this morning
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    "TOO MUCH FUSS," SAYS GUARDSMAN
    265 16 FIRED AS MUCH -ti ANY OF THE OTIUS i tQ\ Of I"*"' Guardsmpn Duncan Worthing!™ n^ |n th cashire about whom a question j>»as^ fhe „n J House of Commons on Sunday, pi| from the Battalion Scots Guards which dwe«£ Rmnira Trnoner in Singapore, y**
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