Morning Tribune, 6 October 1948

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    5 1 MORNING TRIBUNE OCT. 6, 1948.
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    WEST CHIEFS MEET
    51 1 LONDON, Tuesday. The Chiefs of staff of the five Western Union powers me*, thia morning at Lancaster House. The meeting wa s presided over by Lord Tedder, chief of j)r staff, and had nothing to 1o with the establishment of v defence council or the five powers-
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    COUNCIL WARNS WHITEHALL 'ASK US FIRST'
    141 1 COUNCIL WARNS WHITEHALL 'ASK US FIRST' KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. THE Federal Legislative Council told Whitehall today, "You cannot give away Malaya's riches without asking us/ The Council protested that it had not been given a chance to have its say on Britain's agreement with the US on economic co-operation and
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    CALLING SERGEANT SRAHAM
    194 1 I 2nd Scots Guards ■v i typical, rtwbootd Scot. v-th a connYiont voice" called j cant Graham arrived m I with the Guard* then I mai Singapor* I than iMxiou.-- to I I m a pint. i Mr- man is merchant-marine, M •> r i ipt Lin
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    AMBULANCE CALLED OUT
    25 1 AMBULANCE CALLED OUT IJ-o ambulance made t wc f -;-sr>terday. These involv- £*<*** who feU from a! JJJt terry an d a Malay "wwctldown by one.
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    KING OF SIAM HURT IN CAR CRASH
    65 1 lursday. r ol d King phu m last UuiMUie ad and luce Le^S J When founi nsciouj and abl<- name «dttion j ''•c la not In en Simca car. embed •'•ar-old bro- only other occar, was also a« .skun vu t nctured. Both
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    LALLANG FIRE
    8 1 R n b w teiaooj yesterday
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    FIRE DESTROYS HOUSES
    59 1 NANKING, Tuesday. lv. N T anchang, capital of Kiangsi province, 13 streets containing 645 houses were destroyed by Gre yesterday. The fire, which originated 111 a printing shop last Stmda> afternoon raged until yesterday morning. Seven persons were injured fcnfl several thousand were rendered homeless. The property
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    P.A.Y.E. Plan For War Damage
    114 1 THE Singapore Association, which decided against 1 the White Paper proposals on the Malayan WaiDamage Compensation Scheme, is to consider an alternative scheme drawn by Mr. H. K. Rodgers, a Singapore business man. Mr. Rodgers, managing-director of United engineers, said yesterday: 5 i "I had
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      SOVIETS TO BOYCOTT BERLIN HEARINGS
      117 1 PARIS, Tuesday.— The Soviet Union announced today that it would boycott the Security Council public hearing on the Berlin crisis a few seconds after the Council voted nine to two to hold such a hearing over the bitter opposition of Russia. Chairman Braniuglia had ordered
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    MENTRIS MAY SHUN GURNEY CEREMONY
    273 1 MENTRIS MAY SHUN GURNEY CEREMONY (Tribune Staff Reporter) KUALA LUMPUR, Today. Malay leaders were discussing late last night whether or noi tncy would attend the investiture of Sir Henry Gurncy a* High Commissioner of the Federation today. It is likely iha t Mentris Bcsar of certain states will not be
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    Ginsberg Tells Counsel 'Quit'
    462 1 MR. T. G. TOH, counsel for the defence at the inquiry into th© loss of R.A.F. trucks and generators, told the Ninth I •nil Court Magistrate (Mr. E. V. A. Peers) yesterday that he had been instructed by his client. David Wolf Ginsberg, one of the
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    FED. GOVT. ON CRISIS PLANS
    389 2 "Cut Ground From Under Enemy s Feet" M ALA MMI'I'K, I ins.— For th«- finU time »l»u t.V ni»-r|fonc.v tfer F'Hti! l^fcMativr Council cosild l»tk.an -•itimlstU' Man <»f th. sJtu.itlon »nd luni its iHMUm t« l<nic l«*rn; |»!»ns in-l problfins %vh#*n they m«M here ll»i^
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    Chinese Bound Over
    79 2 Five hundredweight of j I feral) metal "disappeared" lrom tiip Naval Dockyard on the '-veiling of August 27. O* Chinese and five Mala\s appeared m the Fourth Police Court yesterday facing a qfr&rge t scaling the metal valued at, $300. The hve Malays were aeon I: tod
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    Onn Withdraws Motions
    55 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues, "Everything would bo done to iron out and lubricate tinconstittiti nai machinery s• up," Msured the Federal <io\ ernnv-nt Uii.s afternoon unil Dato Onn bin .laafat, Mi>nt:i Besar, Johore, withdrew two motions licensing the Federal Government of interference m mattoro nffectlnp the State Governments
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    IDENTITY CARDS NOS. BY ROTARY
    154 2 The tremendous task of pioducmg over f-A\r million identity enrds for the Federation of Malaya is now being undertaken by U Rotary numbering machine. Thr machine was m the old Gjvoinmcn: Press building m Brickfields Road, m K.L. before the war and, realising its gr
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    BREAMS. ACROSS THE GREAT DIVIDE
    209 2 M.\":l,\. Tuc:^ Speaking or "'.us an<J <••■ jr-dmotin£ Mr.i.h rtormy and vc y < ntrifssman. Rep. Jjm T Nurno, ha« hi^ own oA* giit'jU version of them Shu'if'y olitical m natiir N i j>. 'n a .^td ...*nt. »nu\ he < tte*i holds Lonversuticr w
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    RUSSIAN PARATROOPERS TO HOLD PRACTICE
    158 2 BERLTN, Tues. The Rus- sians informed the Four j Power Air Safety Center today that they would hold para- chute piactice 20 miles east ot Berlin m the Berlin-Buckeburg air corridor. I The u^ual vague announcement jrave no time or detail", saying only that the
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    MALAYA 10 PAY U.S. DOLLARS TO INDONESIA.
    86 2 MM*yt n and Dutch auithoritirs are awaiting details ■f the trade tormula recently agreed upon by London and Ihe Har-uo for working out 1 1 what sum m U.S. dollars. Inunesia can. claim from Malaya on account of the ii insport <>f Indonesian
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    Chinese Committed To Assizes On Murder Charge
    167 2 After h r had allegedly killed man with a pair of scissors middk-aged Leng Tai Lon^ tabbed himself m the abdomen with the same weapon. This was stated yesterday l n the Be venth Police Court. Tai Lon.g was committed to the Assizes
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    CITY and GUILDS EXAM RESULTS
    569 2 The following Singapore candidates were successful m the City and Guilds of London Institute April /May 1948 examinations RAFFLES INST. EVENING! CLASSES IKMXOMMITNIC ATION (I Mim HlIM) tirad- 1 Ist Class: George Ang. J. U«i«s: Hsu Sin Po; Wcr Sa| Mi; Vecragathy Mutr. •all Ohc;i
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    Court To Consider Salaries Set Up
    70 2 KUALA LI The Federal I this afternoon ,< > reference to port to the and Bettlcmci on certam U i ed by the I and the Sp Salaries. The Court nine nio'nb. and the Bra. missioner of W man, will con.-: on .salaries and
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    RUSSIAN COUPLE FLEE SOVIET
    217 3 I coo MILE TREK TO HARDSHIPS face—How a local Russian ,!d. Pavel Levovitch Primortseff, M „ife. Elena, escaped back to £l f Swidlovsk m the Pnb after the:r f n 1, Kussia was told m a stery appear. press this menmg. I ran y t rair.
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    Nurses: C.C. Tan's Quiz
    216 3 Nurses: C.C. Tan's Quiz Mr. C. C. Tan. Progressive Party candidate m the Legislative Council, has submitted to Government the following questionnaire on nurses and their emoluments and status 1. Will Government state what steps have been taken j to secure recognition of the local Nursing Diploma by the General
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    Bound Over On Chandu Charge
    52 3 UACCA lay. Chanu ptar-old Gui L landlard 2 sum of .:i he TJ d Mr. F. f f District Court. ?a, thl* morning. Coitoms revealed tha* jj h «a*i was found m >°cket llowtog a raid 17 G h admittec 57,^ declared that n jaitrlc
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    BOA DAI TO MEET BOLLAERT AGAIN
    53 3 PARIS, Tues.— M. Fham Van Binh, private secretary of exEmperor Bao Dai of Annsm. declared here today that Bao Dai would meet M. Emile Bollaert. French High Commissioner for Indo-China. m Geneva shortly to complete negotiations for a Franco-Vietnam peace treaty, the French Press
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    Stole From A Death-House -Four Months' Jail
    108 3 L **WAa wk* yoster- Stealing 1 lat $5 from thier "for night of m* trial. s that !L tho cl othier, I ho was J,, 'numerous l t^*^ifilf.5 liN mEl* an lr Wap l:P and Ca P" he held m his hand. Ah
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    DIVORCE FOR EUROPEAN WOMAN
    128 3 DIVORCE FOR EUROPEAN WOMAN Mrs. Cessen- May Barbara; Norman, who sued her husband, j Mr. L. W. Norman, formerly a < Lieutenant m the R.N.V.R., lor a dissolution of their marriage i on the ground of his adultery. was granted a decree nisi by the Acting Chief Justice, ?2r. J
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    "HE LANDED ON MY KNIFE" —EXCUSE
    65 3 Lim Hong Seng, charged with assault, told the magNtrate yesterday: "The complainant accidentally landed himself on the knife which I held m my hand." He was found guilty of causing hurt to Lee Seng Lim on Sept. 13 with a penknife m the Xaafi
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    5 MONTHS' HAPPY MARRIED LIFE-THEN SHE LEFT HIM, HUSBAND TELS COURT
    202 3 A vtrnograpkef nts .><-st«rda.\ ordered by the NagMMfcfc Mr. L C. (Job. In the Second MMM < <>urt l«» pay his wife, Tan Slok hee SK'-J a month t i date fr.ttn <»rt )b»T 1 'a».t yrar. Hit itenogrmpher,
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    Assessment List To Be Revised
    89 3 Assessment List To Be Revised The Municipal MMMBM ;it li^t for 1949 will be revised from the third work of thi.~- month. The assessment list, containing the annual value of, and r.ssessment to be levied on all Mouses, buildings, lands and tenements within the Municipal limits for 1949, has now
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    Huk Commander At Nueva Eeija Killed
    146 3 MANILA. Tuesday.— Pres icpjrts from Cabanatuan. rcpital of Nueva Ecija Pro"mcc, saij tliat Huk Colonel Jose de Leon, alias Dimasa- J ang, and eight other leading i-Tuks were killed on Friday night ny ar the town of Han j Antonio, during intense con-: stabulary
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    REWARD REDUCED
    67 3 MANII A, Tues. The public infcMiation offio said to<'.ay that the government may again put a price on the hea<i :of Hukbalahap Leader Lows i Taruc. Tne government earlier j put a price ot $15,000 on I Taruc's nea«l but it will net be that high this time
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    ANNIVERSARY DINNER
    16 3 Some of the *ue«t« at the Amicable Athletic A Nations anniversary dinner h,ld MNPR
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    PIN-UPS FOR THE BOYS
    49 4 They »ay "three* a <r v nothing wrong uith a cr..V.l\-k fWt 'fc lovely an this v**»u *kl To intr«Klnc« HELOW: Zena Marshall. actresH. >ln 2 »lr^ The youn X U«ly, sunnin, U, sands, is Nan LenUe, who k ukin^ from cowboy pictures. 4 N
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      42 4 GREAT WORLD GLOBE 7 *M "Return Of Frank -Jame*" NEW WORLD LIDO 7, •MS "CAPTAIN CAUTION™ Tomorrow: Whole Serial '•Daredevils Of The Red Circle" ROYAL 3, VM\ »\Slvb Llnga Satchi" (Tamil) I I WHOLE SERIAL! "SPY SMASHER REPEAT M'MTE! I IREX Saturday!
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      283 4 On Your Radio Today LBLI'E NETWORK \LAV ENGLISH PKOGKAMMES I1 1 12.00 noon BBg--1 SebooU Broadcast; 1 l)0 Viva America; IJO New.s 1 45 Dance nnulc by Guy u^m 2 00 ClOte I) wn. p.m Pi« gramme SumNewi Summary and Annooncemento: 8.30 Uttemrs Pox 930 WtWt: 945 "Bandtar.-. 1 19
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    UNKNOWN
    455 5 I look- [i to. you I tlu v m\- i, .turn' by ..;Vw ar.<^«y. or by thei and K.?incvooi own kteM« Cation tu> hitter B l^uallv much mow K-.r and here are mlw R,. ah.v' tailor■fV,-" Cho P lain H rat to tie !*apc of then stitch ■ifhtiv coloured
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    Be Foot Conscious
    364 5 IF your feet are not as happy as they might be half an hour a week spent m cariig f c them will soon £ive you that spring lamN feeling. Mi«e yourself really comfortable, then plunge your feet i-*o a bath of hot water, to whirh you
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      91 5 F^" P(h« art and 1 Copy Post C««I $*JH> l*i" To,, Ccd, and i C<) p,- g x 6 M r Thr 'T'/ Photo Snuih m Malaya JUST RECEIVED i MA L WYT^S FIRST BRITISH PIONEER X Un OF FRANCIS UGHT lly P. CLODD L^Whimf., {hv tho authof i:i Malaya
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      81 5 C. K. TANG Pewter Ware Bali Heads Siamese Bracelets Silk Underwear CARVED TEAKUOOD FURNITI'RF ALL KINDS OF LINEN EMBROIDERIES ETC., ETC., 241, River Valley Road, Singapore. Phone: 4025 THE RAFFLES GRILLROOM IS OPEN EVERY DAY FOR LUNCH THE COCKTAIL HOUR with FRANK PICKFORD at the piano from 7 to 8
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      204 5 1 •■■■■■^■■■■■■■■r.-.. 88 c DIARY MgMMfMMMNMII«*NM»I LADY Ritchie and iier children left for the cooler I heignts of Frasers Hil; last night. They will be away for about ten (lays weather permitting. Mrs. E. M. F. Fergusson has also taken Donald and Betty with her to the Hills to I
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    THE MORNING TRIBUNE
    22 6 London Ayvnts Nfttrt, CX** Tnrr.o, Ltd., TnUxt H"us* 98. St. Martins Uine :VC. I WEDNESDAY. GOT b 19 13.
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    All Quiet On The Labour Front
    236 6 All Quiet On The Labour Front AN uncanny quietness n has prevailed on the labour front since the outbreak of terrorism. The rumbles of labour discontent have died down. The epidemic of strikes which this country has witnessed since the reoccupation has abated. It is therefore pertinent to inquire whether
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    THEY SLICE YOUR POOTH THINNE THAN TISSUE PAPER
    636 6 THEY SLICE YOUR POOTH THINNE THAN TISSUE PAPER AFTER your tooth is pulled you can, of course, take it home vnd cache it away among your touvenixs. but if like most folks, you never want to see that aching tooth again, here is what might happen to it: A laboratory
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    Science According To Marx
    218 6 J\R. UNA STORN, a Soviet woman expert on the ]fkj-> siology of the nervous system, bent known for her research on the prolongation of human life, has been easlig/ited m the Soviet press for supporting the views of Mor-gan-Mendel concerning the influence of environment -ml heredity
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    BRITAIN'S TRAD, UNIONS CLOSE THEIR -RANkS
    243 6 NEW evidence of the 11 British Trade Union Congress's (T.U.C.) efforts to throw the weight of its eight million membership behind the Government's production drive is provided m a statement issued by the Congress General Council to its 188 affiliated unions. The statement declares
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      29 6 AIR COMPRESSOR A H.F. unit most UM-ful to th.- small (iar«K«> Propri. tors, ManufacturtTM, i.tint,- r^. and IW-mrit... eit Mad. m England Rahaioin Penbas 117 I3f> CECIL STKKL'I BDfOAPOBC
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    EX-PREMIER, EX-AMBASSADOR ARRESTED IN PLOT TO OUST SAIMESE GOVERMENT
    332 7 ZSuiP OF CABLED XEWS l IUHI FA« AXD .\£AR j CAXGKOK, Tucs. Former Premier, Thawi Bunyaket, has been arrested while torner amoas sartt)/ to fcntfland, Direk Jayanam. has been placed under arrest presumably In connection with plot ting a counter -coup
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    UNKNOWN
    31 7 I Mr: a. v. Defence. 04 the 1 '■""v"'l eveMi i prove tt-ortd whethei tl.«Nazis any wiih 'tt.Mly dos i-,: th- wi:i stal.l by n Iheae B Ituifl to Reuter
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    TEN MILLION DOLLARS DAMAGE
    36 7 TEN MILLION DOLLARS DAMAGE TOKIO, Tuesdsy. —It .stimaiec that aoout U3$lC.--jjo.OOO \Nortb ot damage vv<t6 :ausot aL Okinuwa oy t»k :yi>no*n wlncn BtrucK the siuna ye lerday, United States A.nnv s^rceb said today. Reuter and AAP
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    French Miners Strikes: Tanks, Armourd Cars Guard Mines
    183 7 pARI g Toes— Abo«< 350,000 coal miners ici after tlieir < ommunist leaders rejected minute povcrnment concessions aimed at iti ..;< the walk out to 48 hours. Ta* .'i>nrM,t placed pitheads, colliery ck« itnd (gasoline dump* linger strong military m and ylertcd
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    US Anxious To Resume Trade With China
    107 7 SHANGHAI, Tuesday. Bland Calder. commercial attache to the United State. Consul General, and. wh has tier, m the Unitec i Srntes for four months, on hi.-- arrival here yesterda\ I -aiu tha t American business me n were anxious to resume with China
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    NO SECRET IN BEING FIT, SAYS PROFESSOR
    165 7 iheii is no at ;o, -or J. B A South A.,.. "outh hi ;tin--. iv U lu-av-in- v retlr•SfiUy ti d n L niv e™tty; in ll(1 1(1 medical stu fa[n--ca; t --'"1-a-half JRR Ufewith f Nl^li normal, :t pipe m way to
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    Key Move In West Europe
    80 7 WASHINGTON, Mon.--Hign level United States officials said tonight that the formation j of a 'ive-nation Command (or 1 West'in Europe was one of th«> key move* neccssa. v before trr UnitM spates ould "associate* itse»f with the Western Euro pean l>f>nce l T nio:.. The
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    MEAT PRODUCERS DISAPPOINTED
    92 7 STDN*K V Mon.- At a m«H?ting- 01 the Federal ol the Australian Primary Pr~> ducers" Union, held m Melbourne a few days after th> prices were announced, tno present (Mr. J. D. Valentine) said *har meat producers wouN be disappointed at the smaU inciwe m prices under
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    Spain's Relations With U.S., W. Europe May improve Soon
    240 7 NfcW YORK, Toes.— The World Telegram printed a story from Paris by Scrtppt-Howard'J foreign editor, WiLiam Philip Simms, stating that as the dungerous Berlin dispute comrs before the Security Council, there is reason co bsliev that the relations betwe?n Spain and
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    Response To UNAC Appeal
    101 7 SYDNEY, Tue*d>iy. Tuorrcular patients m i Sanitonvm m Victoria >iicidcd that thvy would JUee t-> mnhe a tWtvtfmtton tn Australia's app'til m the Umt+i Nati'-ns' Appeal tor CMWren. Th'ij h'tped *hnt th ,7 CjhA ratoe sn/ficent t; jtnt at least a couple of thm uu'lv now
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    CEYLON SPECULATORS ON TREASURE HUNT
    323 7 ANURADHAFURA, (Ceylon), 1 uss.-A rare curcular diagram carved on the rocs n^ar cnruins of indent Royal Baths of the old Kines at Anrradhapura has started 9 f?an^ of enterprising speculators on an unauthorised treasure-riu.xiin- exp3dition. Th~ dapram w\v r h lesembles a horoscope oast >/.v
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      37 7 "Shanghai Modern Tailoring" 10, UATTERV BOAU No* on .lisplay Newstoi k. Moderately iwiced. l E^nfn" C S G^ns""oi Crepe with bead enUWoM«, of Ninon combined with lace. TIRESSY Afternoon Frocks of Jersey Crepe. O«N Eggfcg** TO OHDEB
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    51 8 ihousHKls if vehicle* and pedestrian.*- crow these brld;;*s daily. If you don't know where this is, then \on are no Singaporean! There are many round-about* In Singapore. But, thl* one is tiie largest ami the traffic there to heavy aU day. If you thin!: this is Clifford Pier, then Jt*t%
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    ANSWERS
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    UNKNOWN
    89 10 Austri coast t vh: which ht! I Warm He vai a:c« oy -t N< a. c lad! J Coonai who te« tne last two Japw I ns to theii Mr. A: cjm" rlv v.:—;' pany. with moden Australian nortben WOUI 150.003 a make th!* said ttck be my H
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    UNKNOWN
    80 10 .;do>: ruu&r.-j be i said a Soviat i baa compfcted Hot imifleseence wtich m rJv S!;id :>' o! a T The broadcast, bated T. s iiiptkh tton: leiiii thai physfc -t Vavl v pointed oat ii n ;v bock, that 'coH iuexinescenc m come an wiw p ai physics
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    UNKNOWN
    31 10 MUMT. Flon.ia. J* The T ':l^l Suus ricano to rescu* -'P ?S01 1 boats )■< M picked «P 11 greet '!"'<>» \2 V. n h ,r A camp ti tim Half bo"
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    HE ELOPES WITH HOMETOWN SWEETHEAT INSTEAD OF MARRYING EURASIAN BEAUTY
    340 10 San Diego, California. TuesRichard Cardwell. 24. said that he married his home town girl, instead of an Eurasian beauty. h*» met while a soldier m Pakistan, de.«pite the objections of his wealthy parrots who had paid the Indian giii'fl way
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      206 10 j "POP" J 1 \^l 2,1 MlLl A6o ur PA««OT Or THE ftKoMT JT -5> vvo^o ne Jim, I to thk ras^« vj -^1 '<iOß.\i\(; j! J^£ f*'^9f jm^ "RUCCLES" 7 SO THIS f£ TANGLBU&EdI W-ffBtCURSBD' N7A&W Atf, BLrWOU\I£[ 'TBS &PM CRAP W>IfS) k£li IHOte 7MT^\ \VBCCmifmfiD teOM-iTinn*SUfl& J&CKNtSSMIDSQfifiBL'iLIVcDHBRBALONG >
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    AMERICAN PEOPLE EAGER TO AVERT WAR
    112 11 n im:ti:kmixi to jss; pheimbku Th American people arc eacjer to time there is a mass dett rmir <w var übtch ma* If just r even 10 years <>'<, Bishop Ralph Ward, Church it: I'hiva r.atri en f MitH tout of the Vnittd &tat<
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    MOST POPULAR MAN
    54 11 TOKIO. luesdaj.— Gen. Douglas Macarthur. Supreme A.Uied Commander m Japan, cam,, out top ot a popularity poll conducted by the Japanese magazine Semen. th^ magazine reported today. Emperor Hirohito. Mr. George Marshall, Mr. Win- iton Churchill. Mahatma i QlWdhl and Sanzo Ncsaka. the Japanese Communist header, ail
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    S'HAI STAGES ANTI-BANDIT PARADE
    118 11 S'HAI STAGES ANTI-BANDIT PARADE HANGHAI. Tuesday. 2( lined the n Sunday i h stag* d by sof i Bandit Sups ion and Reconstruction ■p, d the cruel 1 itati n of the Chinese at the bandi i proers. [::.:> wu hi 1 1 up at ay p Inti m the
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    Bloody Revold Ends With 100 Killed
    88 11 ad^V''' r Tues A blood y rev °lt of sailors f cq,,n ny aus on Sun^ay m the Pacific port muni! at least 10 P erson s were reBStffS i a^ 20 injured ended wltti the surl?et me last nine captured ships of the
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    BUZZED AT AGAIN
    9 11 BUZZED AT AGAIN r>, Jo Berlin y Centre. U.P.
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    Five More Reds Arrested In Manila
    105 11 Five More Reds Arrested In Manila Manila, Tuesday. f:\ moie Chinese Communist -aspect- have ben rounded up. bringing the total nibbed since Sunday to 28. The five will fee turned "\vr to immigration authorities for detention and tarings by the Immigration Board. The constabulary indicated ihat all the Chines< Commurist
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    AUSTRALIA SHOULD HAVE RIGHT TYPE OF IMMIGRANTS
    218 11 SYDNEY. Mon.— A Queenslan<i p:i? f oraliat nominated an < English fnmily he had never seen, I;er<juse he wants the right iv»»e of migrants brought to Au^-'iia. The :ni.:rants, Mr. and Mis. j Ha'-oM B. Martin, from Salis- i bury, i«riived m Australia
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    OPEN MARKET FOR TOBACCO
    79 11 SYDNEY, Mon. -~Auet.rali.tn tobacco growers aie now lie^ to Jig^sc of their crop on th^ open market or under any State marketing scheme. Man'ifactuvers are free to buy le«f on similar conditions. The Commonwealth Minist. tor Commerce an<! Agiicultur? (Mr. P.. T. Pollard) announce* recently that
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    ANOTHER SLAP FOR RUSSIA
    30 11 Washington, Mon. m another slap at Russia's expansion m the Baltic the United States has again stated it do?s not recognise Soviet annexation of Latvia. U.P.
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    MORE CHINESE TRAVEL TO H.K.
    212 11 HONGKONG, Tuesday. The r.umher of Chinese passengers jy air from Shanghai, which «.'(y-r rrasedt ased heavily follcwmg the Chinese Government's impo-t'on of travel re-rtri tions. s said to be return*! rapi.i'y to normal. This claim was made by an official of the China National Aviation
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    CEYLON PM FOR ENGLAND
    55 11 CEYLON PM FOR ENGLAND COLOMBO. J ut-sday. Ceylon's Prime Minister lit. D S. Senanayake left fo? England by air this morning to attend th r Dominion Premiers Conference. He will N .way from the Island for i.bout six wevks, but will connnue to function as Prinv Minister and Minister for
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    DDT TO PROTECT LINSEED CROPS
    108 11 SYDVEY, Mon. Linsoo crops m the Darling Downs area t# Queensland are to le dusted with DDT lrom the air soon Kgainst corn ear worn: attack. Examination by exports has shown that the pest has not reached serious proportions, but it is considered that if
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    No Subsidies For China Air Lines
    237 11 SHANGHAI, Tues.— The government is shortly exp3cted to make a formal innouncement o; the suspension of subsidies to airlines railways and postal services. 'mis is an attempt to plug up some of tritbiggest holes through which the government money has been pouring. If Inken.
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    POLICE ACTION
    27 11 CHICAGO, Monday Mr Rajan Nehru, wife of India* Minister to Washington, sai«l on Sunday the recent 'war" m Hyderabad was nothing but a "police action".
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    TWENTY YEARS OF OSCAR WINNERS IN TWO-REELER
    533 12 Impressive 'Short' By Academy Of Motion Future Arts And Sciences THERE is a special "short" I would urge you to see. It is being screened along with "Mr. Blandings Builds His Dream House* at the Capitol today. A two-reel featurette, titled "Twenty Ye^
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      126 12 I(nKA^I'ATR lOnH "TO HAVE a HAVE NOI WITH am AcnoN-rASifa nn»rt' lhr,Uin X th|| v 'VAftABLUGV •mm mmmtm 6r> ;ln<! Ml p.m. Tel. ii»*i"« AlhambrA HACK TOAIOSHMi)W I THAT IMMORTAL MASTERPIECE H Based on the BEST-SI i:u i>y hmk BkaMl, "THE RAINS CAME" I A 80TH CENTt'RY-rO\ KK-K; LrIAM: starrtng
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    MALAYAN SHARE QUOTATIONS
    733 13 In. Oct. o. ua re quotation apOr M by the Mal- Municipal Spore 5% 1926 112.50 114.50 Spore 1%% 1948 100.50 101.50 Spore 4%% 1930 116.00 118.00 xi Spore 3< 0 1935 98.50 99.50 Spore 3% 1937 98.00 99.00 Spore 3% 1938 98.25 99.25. Spore 4% 1939
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    Rubber Market Tone: Dull
    63 13 The local rubber market remained extremely quiet throughout yesterday. As dealers showed lr» Me or not interest, there was hardly any business* passing. Closing prices were: Buyers. Sellers. I No. 1 Oct. RSS 43 v; 43 \i |No. 2 Oct. RSS 41 > 2 41% No.
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      A More Balanced Franco-Philippines Trade Urged
      143 13 A More Balanced Franco -Philip pines Trade Urged MANILA, Tues A more balanced Franco-Philip-pines trade In beln< ur^ed by French Minister, Gorton Willoquet. Present commercial relations between the tu.i countries are wholly one-sided, m favour of the islands. Speaking over the government radio station under the auspices of the Department
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      PRODUCE MARKETS ROUND-UP
      103 13 Sago flour was an easier market yesterday. A shipment of Siak flour v/hich arrived m the morning was taken at the lower level of $17 a picul. Nutmeg quotations were also marked down. The following were yesterday's quotations: SAGO FLOUR: Lingga $21* Sarawak $15 1 2 Siak
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      SHARES: QUIET
      20 13 A feature of the share market yesterday was the absence of sellers which tended to harden prices all-iound.
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      NY. STOCK EXCHANGE
      116 13 NEW YORK:Offcrings Wttt restricted and buyers had httlo trouble pushing prices to g&in.s covering $1/-. Lockheed was an occasional bright spot m aircrafts witn a pleasing six months' statement. Most meatpackings were inclined to lag with sales of the 'big four" this year nearly as large as
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      'Prevention Is Better Than Cure'
      210 13 A statement issued by the Colonial Office this weekend gives the details of discussions which took place m the private session on Friday on local gove-nment m West Africa and the medical policy m East and Central Africa. Summing up the discussion on medical policy
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    Kota Raja Trounce SMB. Police
    357 14 LARGE CROWD SEE CAME Kota Raja 8 S.H.B. Au.\. PoUce EXPECTING a k<kml game, soccer fan* turned out iv large BHMken at J»l »n Bntf Stadium yestenhy. only to see a mmM C«p match m which Kot« Kn.j;; beat the li;irh< up Board kwMMJ Police
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    "US-THE MECCA OF PROMISING GOLFERS'
    150 14 "US-THE MECCA OF PROMISING GOLFERS' SYDNEY. Tuesday. Jim j Ferner thinks the United States should be the mecca of all golfi ers who show promise. Fciiier, a naturalised Amerii can. who has been making a profitable living from professional golf m the United States for several years, is revisiting hi|
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    TEACHING 'EM HOW TO DODGE A STRAIGHT LEFT
    141 14 SYDNEY. Tue«ii*v.— l* I Yi«J- r Har»K)iir. m South A'.istra'ta. l»sten p«M>-«*> l tvhik n ..i.iner they «a'« •< h < t tfcNi h*«\\ t«» I" ,\i-.:t; r..hu>»aNtN remember Mia as Charlie ?>t'ndpn, not li-nft Hjf<> ra:k«\l an -.t-ond AuntraUan lij;ht4 \ei^h»
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    C.C.M.P. Soccer
    52 14 The following will represent the C.C.M.P. vs. The Malaya Tribune, at soccer at Fairer Park on Thursday: CPL Noor: CPL Dawoo;i CPL Dharmawansa: CPL Le Herder, L C Silva. AB. L C Silva. A: L.C Buuhjtns. LCS. T. John. L C Haniffa. SGT. I^osan. C.S.M. Tis&era. Reeffree: S.
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    RSGC October Medal Competition Results
    353 14 The Royal Singapore Golf Club's October Medal competition was played at Bukit Timah over the v.eek-ond and tesulted m v.in for J.E. Semmes m "A" division with a net score ot 69 aad m a win for G. Prit- chett m "B" davision with a
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    New bid to end soccer split
    151 14 A NEW move is be*»ng made to end the 12-moath-n old Malay football split. Southern Section Secretary of the MF A Malaya, Mr. Taha bin Kalu. himself a retrula'payer has called for a meeting of the Singapore Malay footballers and supporters this afternoon to
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    IRISH DERBY WINNER TO FLY ATLANTIC
    77 14 LONDON, Tuesday. The Aga Khans Irish Derby winnet Nathoo is to fly the 'Atlantic on Sunday next to contest the SI OO,OOO Empire Gold Cup at Uclmont Park. Nev- York, on Oct. 16. Prince Aly Khan will also fly to New York to see
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    TODAY'S
    588 14 IlimnJ Th«. f«!!o^ln|t ar<. th^ Heights n Ud Mltb th«- fast thre** rnnv for toda>\ r «if the IVnanic Turf C'lulis \iuat ur I I M '< m ink TCIIINGS I 3. Div 3. rM Kerry'i Lad Flying Colour Viet 9 ant Pay fl A> 'vantage 9 ('.Jan-! Hill
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    BRANCHES D'OR IMPRESSES DURING TRAINING
    219 14 t&Y ALLAN LEWIS) PLNANG. Tues. Ovt night iam kept the tracks heavy ;;nd quite a bit of wate: was tyinf on No. 2 track wh^i i the hOftti did fast work tins 1 morning. A number of houses did wo»k down the back straight. The
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    SEET KIM B.P.
    59 14 I n a return n 1 f at th, City B^k |C. p. Sunday, tne cWns Bf*«S« Kirn Cfecn« D r fust G 15-10: f"*?iJW Sec Chen, H a BcngTat Id v Tian Hc*k 12 Qn 1 dcridcYeobe J Chwee la \fef» Cbettg beat A- 1 Double:
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    A C E S
    256 15 r aC>U k Hitlor^ X „r..hahli> >wkey» and their mounts M ,nd te| rf Ihe ren*n X OWN l iWahab), ttag Queen rMawi), Pamela KTWO U»dy Of X 01 «W t .j Don- i Pin ;v nmana ITHR] Yub oeesti aeatfcrfi ban furRock L ,j Dorm
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    QUIZ SHOWS WORRY RADIO COMEDIAN
    80 15 QUIZ SHOWS WORRY RADIO COMEDIAN IW yopk. Tuesday.— FT) J All I, >n A pr< his radio' parity fi shows j ir.«ured h listen* m v n tunitiß f iran jea said tl ha* 1 National Ss.i)',-o' r can v I pi Ized m on the i m sai I
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    79 15 By "Mike" RACK 1: 1 BATH II 2 Evening Star 3 Four Diamond* RACE V. 1 MMfALUt 2 True Liberty 3 Klaze Comet RACE 8: 1 CARAVAN 2 Centring 3 Lilac Time RACE 4: 1 ARIZONA 2 Chum's Choice Flight liACE 5: J WILDEY 2 Prattle Bound S Four
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    CHINESE SCORE 2-1 WIN OVER C.S.C.
    272 15 ULAYING on their home gro und at the Hong Urn Green I yesterday the S.C.R.C. defeated the Ceylon Sports Cub by two goals to nil at hockey. The Chinese were definitely the better side and fully de- served their win. The Ceylon-, esc on
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    Navy Boxer To Make Debut Friday
    146 15 /CLAIMING to be the lightweight champion of U.». Britifth heavy cruiser I^mdon, Jimmy Wood* h«aiN jMromoter T. B. Urn's junior mrd at the Happy World •fidium on Friday night. Wood*. hj»* h-en mafehed whh V.ilU»> Smith, a local boxer uith h recovi that boasts
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    Mansfield S.C.
    101 15 Ttv tiist ani second tab'«> tennis team ol Mansiitid S.C. wil) play against "Bromtoco S.C." and "National City Ban* S.C." on Friday and Sunday •it 5 pm. and 10 a.m. respectively. Tlv following will repfttttM Mansfield S.C.. SVcondTeam: Sunny Ta.i. Anthony Wong. Khoo Bcnz Chye. «9 Singles) Tan
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    Oriental B.P. Win
    113 15 Playing at home, the On* n >al 8.P., again defeated the Ralugh 8.P.. m a return match played on Sunday by seven games to nil. Results: (Oriental player.* mentioned first.):— Singles: Yap Ping Scan b^at Koh Edward, 15—6. 15-2. Johnny Sect beat Sebastian Tan, 15-6. 15—4: Tro
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    HIRRICANE HITS HAVANA
    24 15 HAVANA. CUBA, Tuesday. S 100-mile-per-hour hurrlcan struck Havana without warnm" before dawn today and police reported that "many houses collap.s"d."' U.P.
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    37 15 PARIS, Tues. Hie United States Britain <im\ Franco claimed today that th. y tad more than enough votes m the Security Council to guarantee a full debate on the Berlin cum despite Russia's threatening oi> jeetions. U.P.
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    FILM ABOUT HUK CHIEF MAY BE BANNED
    110 15 FILM ABOUT HUK CHIEF MAY BE BANNED MAN'TIA. Tutr&y. The pioj.M ty cf showing (i!i. produce' by a lorn I c« inn; <y raatMr*.*fl Hukba'ah a, bcon t;;l<»*n up '»>' Pio«l<J.tu Quinno wth tho Govtjnmrnt movio .'or.sors. Thr action wmi pionpto»l by Hi:/ Supromo Luis Taiu.'s "iloitdli' <i«-;Jtn with *h«*
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    Inspection Of ECA In China
    109 15 SHANGHAI. Tuesday. Mr. Harlan Cleveland, Director m Washington of the Economic Co-opwation Ad ministration's China aid pro pramiru and Mr. Charles L Ftillman. Chief of the ECA '< industrial survey group, an expected to arrive hvre by plane today. Mr. Cleveland will be rv 1
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    AFRICA'S FART IN C'WEALTH DEFENCE
    56 15 Delegate! to the African i Conference at Lancaster Koute, London today heard an :id-!-drnsB !>y the Chief of the Imperial General Staff, FirM Marshal Viscount Montpomeiy. !He '1- lit with ttv overall dei fence position Of the British I Common .vealth and showed the Important
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    "LIBBY" HITS US AIR BASES
    209 16 TOKIO. Tuesday. AMERICA'S bieeest air bases m the western Parity A nere swept by the destructive "libby" typhoou last night and first reports indicated that there was M least 510.000.000 (I .S.) damage to installations and airfields from which atomic bomb-rarr>injj V-^> would take off
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    PENSION RATE TO BE UPGRADED
    48 16 The Federal Legislative Council today called upon Government to consider upgrading of the pension rate granted to officers, and the widows and orphans of officers who have retired from the Government Service m proportion to the rates of salaries granted to serving officers.
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    African Delegates At Livingstone's Grave
    80 16 Yesterday afternoon delegates to the African Conference of I .an caster House, London attended a reception given by the British Missionary Societies. The delegates had particular interest m this work as most if them are connected with Christian churches m their territories and a considerable
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    TERROR NEWS
    382 16 PENANG. Tues. Kuantan Area. A number of persons) were ?ten carrying torcheb near i village m Panchin arounti the Managers bungalow at Km >i Raman Estate on Mundav night when the polirropened fire on the torch-bear-ers Vlvy returned the firing! but no >ualty was reported. JOHORK Muar Area
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    SEA Launches WHO Branch
    177 16 NEW DELHI, Tues.— The Regional Committee of tnc World Health Organisation for South-east Asia was declared open m New Delhi yesterday by Pandit Jawaharlal Nehr-i, Prime Minister of India. Pandit Nehru welcomed the regional system being developed by the WHO. He said Asia and South-east Asia
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    310 16 AN army officer was describe as an whoat- evidence should not be SC JWH| tion" ifeclared Sir Roland Bradell m \J 2M Court yesterday "It is unsafe and dangerous", said Sir Roland, to convict an accused j.cison on the uncorroborated testimony of an accomplice." Sir tto land was appear
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    TROOPER HELPED INTO HARBOUR
    81 16 The trooper Duwara, a 8.1 S.N. iiner, nad to be helped b\ two tug-J to dock alongside tru Singapore Harbour Boai'i wharf because of a strong ca". wind and current, yesterday. There were 164 passengers, mostly military and a few civilians who boarded the ship at
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    47 16 Hussars Capture Bandit A party of 4th Hussars captured nn armed bandit at an estate roar Segamat when they contacted a bandit gang which had tired on the estate earlier, and wounded the European manager. The captured band* carried a. revolver His companions escaped into thi jungle.
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    COUNSEL WITHDRAW
    278 16 COUNSEL WITHDRAW From p, •t!V<l upon to a <:s t twl lllV »n-J-r t;,, t p^JM must W :--mrd.-d. forTi^^B >f the Criminal PiocwtaM «nd tho J:v,dt; lCc Onhl^H i police officer. M 1: p r.t-dout J ;n<Jt-mr, m Inspector]! •vidoncc which, he s<:>9 showed th-it the SIB.'^B wasting the
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    INDIAN FIRE BUYS 3 SHIPS
    35 16 When »frtSfl .kipper. <*#*$£* from America thicc Navy <«*V$Jld tender, the Hcd oy Lad Penang *c t*W A fish. Bott »3 „u lCh«*C h«* ships hHvr ,o.n I a ihlpptatf nin
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    One Man Cruse For World State
    48 16 new york. n;;^ Beth "^SSM Indian iiulu:- r;r: ui paper '\r^ New York ><• ancrlj night on poV ernl X world fed^' .stated: <cC this United States W napp i yen of v° rld tbe pei< though it may n.^^ ent M Reuter
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