Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 31 August 1947

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    15 1 The Sunday Tribune TWHV jjjT^ F SINGAPORE. AI T G. 31, 1947. I'KICK TEN CKNST.
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    124 NEW PREFABS READY ON OCT 1 FOR SOUATTERS
    765 1 124 NEW PREFABS READY ON OCT 1 FOR SOUATTERS IMPROVEMENT TRUST TACKLES HOUSING PROBLEM More Are To Be Built (Sunday Tribune Staff Kenorter) One hundred and twenty -four new prefabs will be ready on Oct. 1 to house a section of Singapore's squatter population who are at present living m
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    STOP PRESS Malaya Faces General Strike
    142 1 STOP PRESS Malaya Faces General Strike iclcphon sj i^ fif»ui out* Kmb Lumpur Office at 3 ;i.m. this morning; statnl that a series of paralyzmu strike! will be called by stlangar b I:. hour uoi kn Gfcfnmenefng th'a week. St: 1 k i .s to be Called i< no satisfactory
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    27 1 N Kv; DKLHi, Aug JJJ* ixasaengers were killed 1 >l i an arm^d crowd attac;f] 'rain at Palam rail- «aUbn, abou. 12 mH-s 'rom Now D-lhi Reuter
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    Sebastian ko'ed in first round -didn't know how
    69 1 Sebastian ko'ed in first round -didn't know how Flashy Sebastian, who fought m Singapore with great lucceaa pre-war, was knocked out m the first round of his fight with world welterweight champion, "Sugar" Ray Robinson m Madison Square Garden, New York, on Friday night. Tlit light lasted just over one
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    Ill-treated 11 men, gets 11 years' jail
    54 1 Ill-treated 1 1 men gets 11 years' jail Kuala Kangsar, Sat. -Known a:, the "Terror of Penang" dur- ing Occupation days, a Japanese, Hafchimoto Takura was scntenc- I ed to 11 years' imprisonment here yesterday on charges of iil-treatins 11 Penang residents. Another Japanrs r Capt. Eda Sotaji, was sentenced
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    15 tons—of gold
    67 1 15 tons of gold Croydon, Aug. 30. Special security precautions were enforced when Croydon gates were padlocked and armed guards patrolled as 150 tons of gold worth nearly £4.000,000 were loaded into five Dutch airplanes. The gold was part of reserves sent to Britain just before the (lermans invaded Holland.
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    Anti-US fever
    44 1 SHANGHAI. Aus- 30.— Chin- > rse student bodies "m all towns of North China" are preparing air. U -American demonstrations according to a special Peipii-g correspondent of the Moscow newspaper. "Pravda", it was re- ported today by Tass, official Soviet News Agency Reuter
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    CENSORSHIP
    27 1 Vienna, Aug. 30. On the insistence or the Russian authorities press despatches from Vienna must now pass through tti i censors, it was announce'! hero today
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    Cobra chases European woman
    54 1 IPOH, Sat. A European woman. Wife of Advisory Councillor, F G. H. Parry, had th<- harrowing pxp^ri'Ticc of b°ino chased a 6-loot black cobra m her bOUM a few days ago. Malay neighbour- v;ho heard her screams tor aid rushed In to kill the cobra just
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    Pix of the week
    50 1 NEW YORK. Aur. 30— The scerc at the presentation to Pandit JawaharlaJ Nehru of golden mace on the ove of hta becomimi the first Prime Minister of the Dominion of India is "the picture of the week* 1 In the widely circulated American masazine "Life". Reuter
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    Sunday games
    49 1 Sunday games, on a non-om petltive basis, may b: played m Ipol) s V.M.C.A. as from today, U has been decided by the Board oJ Director!. Th« itep Is described by the Board as •progressive." Other YMCA centres :n Malayu arc urged to follow Ipoh's leal!, i
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    AIR "ATTACK" ON AIRCRAFT CARRIER 2 HOURS FROM STORE
    668 1 (By LIM KENG HOR. Tribune News Editor) Two Beaufighters of the Seletar RAF force yesterday engaged the aircraft carrier "Glory" m a mock light, and m a Sunderland aircraft nearby, I watched the attack Dressed home with great tenacity anj It
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    HIS WIFE MUST EAT RAT'S
    46 1 TOKIO, Aug. 30. A Japanese has advertised for a wife to share his 100.000 yen savings trot she mu-t be prepared to eat live rats. He says rat* arc his farouritc dish. j-, f- _g- _g~ g- '_g~ _g- _g- _g-
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    STOLE ATOM PICTURESALLEGATION
    74 1 Washington. Aug. 30. G-Men of the FBI have arrested a man nnnici Arnold Frederick Kivi for the alleged theft of "highly confidential photographs" from the American atomic installations at L#os Alamos, New Mexico, according to a F. 8.1, announcement here today. Kivi was arrested m New York
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    Taking no chances
    83 1 irANOOON, Autr- 30.— Although the crisis uhich followed the assassination m July of Premier U Aunp San and six of his ministers was completely over, Gurkha troops and police were m duty today m a "tllrr njb chancii" safiety scheme maintained becaust of after-dark shooiing lndidents. A
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    Princess's bridal home ablaze
    83 1 ASCOT, Aug. :;e Krom shortly after midnifht unU, dawn, firemen battled to save the old mansion of Sunninfjale Park, Ascot, which Frineeas Elizabeth was to hare occupied m the near future as her bridal home. All stations m East Berkshire and South Buckinghamshire were rushed to
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    HONOUR FOR VAN MOOK
    32 1 BAT A VIA, Aug. 30.— Lieut. Gov.-Gen. Dr. Hubertus Van Mook will be au-arded the "Grand Cross Order of Oranjc Nassau" m tomorrow^ Queer. f s birthday honours.
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    MORE TEXTILES
    22 1 TOKYO, Aug. 30: -The Japanese Government ha.s d^cidod on emergency m«asur«s to step up the production of textiles, says Reuter
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    NO 'HELP SOUGHT
    38 1 LONDON. Am:. 30.— The Governments of India and Pakistan have not requested military hHp to meet the PUJijuh situation, it was aAlJhoritatively learned here today. Thr report was dcs« ribed as "thoroughly unfounded." Re uter
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    MISSING BOYS RESCUED
    45 1 BRIDUNGTON, Aug. JO —After an all-night search m densr fog, two boy*. Ronald bmith and Ronald Hoskins. both of Cheffield, ha\e been rescued from a hired rowing toat In which they left Bridlington harbour ay out 5 pm. on Friday.—' Re uter
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    To evacuate Britons from riot cities
    75 1 LONDON, Auy. JO. The British Overseas Airway* Corporation uvll send every available plane to the trouble areas of Indva and Pakistan thus week-end to stand by for the ex'acuation of Eurnprnn personnel. Scottish airlines will also send aircraft. It is not known exactly how
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    PUNJAB: PREMIERS TOUR RIOT AREAS
    47 1 P UN JAB: PREMIERS TOUR RIOT AREAS NEW DELHI. Aug. 30:— The Premiers oi India an^ Pakisan— Jawaharlal N^hru and Liaquat Ali Khan -kit Lahore today to tour t h# riot-torn areas of both the Indian ard Pakist.n n section-: of j <>k Pun <y th.- U.P.
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    Thought he was joking, so boys ate lunch while their teacher drowned
    110 1 ALOR STAR. Sat. A schoolteacher. Vincent Thomas Pereira. lost his life m a. swimming tragedy at Hukit Pinang, ten miles from her* 1 yesterday. Pereira was a member of a picnic party of 17 !i»> wai swimming m
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    Pilot jumped schedule —in race to save life of Singapore girl
    352 1 (Sunday Tribune. Staff Reporter) A dramatic flight against time to England to save the life «>f Carolyn, daughter of Malaya's Royal Naval Volunteer ReaerVc chief, Commander F. E. W. Lammert, D.S.C.. was won when the BOAC flying bocit which
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    GUN HIDDEN IN SOCKS
    67 1 (Sunday Tribune Staff R^por^ru Challenged by a pohVe party trom Central Police station, two Chinese walking along Tanjoim Pagar Road about midnight on Friday halted. On* 1 man b**nt down, but a shot ttnd by a ChiMm detective quickly s^raign teited him up again. Wh^n tho
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    WAGES REPORT OUT TOMORROW
    23 1 The interim report of the Joint Waget Commission of Singaporo and the Malayan Union will br made public tomorrow.
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    INCOME TAX: FINANCIAL SECRETARY CHALLENGED
    308 1 INCOME TAX: FINANCIAL SECRETARY CHALLENGED 'From Our Own Report «T>. K)ir/a Irimpin, Sat..— Mr. E. D. Bhearn, President of the Malayan Association today alleg cd that the Colonial Office as early as March 1946 had decided that income tax should be Introaucod m Malaya, and that thr lafget date then
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    Whitney-Monk Wedding
    203 2 Whitney -Monk Wedding The little Roman Catholic Chinch at Tanglin Barracks was the scene of a pretty wedding yesterday morning when Miss Audrey Pmiola Monk, daughter of the late Mr. H. F. Monk (who was formerly attached to the Colonial Service Malayig and Mrs. Monk, was married to Capt. John
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    Martial Law Off
    51 2 Shanghai, Au^. :so. .The Gam.son Command announced today that affective on Sept. I. martial law win no longer be In force In Shangh v area, hin-»> paai^e an«t ocdei m the city is considered to be f \'ii maintained Martial law was first Introd two yean ago.
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    Rioters 'Looked As If They Meant Business'
    511 2 SHB SHOOTING INQUIRY (Stiniay Tribune staff Reporter) On the second day ot the Coroner's Inquiry into the death of a Singapore Harbour Board labourer, Vingarasamy, 22 years, who died as a result of Police shooting on August 21, C.S.M. George Henry Cooper ol
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    RED CROSS TO SEND MORE AID TO INDONESIA
    219 2 (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter* i Tho Intcrnritionol Red Cro~s. -j to date ha», sponsored tH« flight j of threo planes with m-'dical supplies to the Indonesian Red Cross of Jogjakarta. These missions. Mr. H. Schwei- zor of ttoh o International Rf-d Cross
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    S'pore to hear 'roar of the hwang-ho'
    306 2 (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) After 130 performances m an eight-month stay m Bangkok, the China Music Dance and Drama Society lias arrived m Singapore to give performances at the Victoria Memorial Hail. The troupe is composed of 40 members, headed by Mr. Ting
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    HE SHAVED WOMAN'S HEAD —COURT TOLD
    185 2 Pali Singh, a 24 -year-old ftikh. was yesterday discharged by the Fourth Police Magistrate, Mr. H. f W. Nightingale, because the com- plainant. Zahara hinte Ahmad, a Malay woman, whose head he- was alleged to have shaved, was absent I m court. Pal; was
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    New Trade Unions In Singapore
    92 2 1 The following unions have been r«gigtere d as Trade Union m Singapore: Singapore Hospital Assistants i Union, 15-A College Koad; Singapore Newspaper vendors I sociation, 16. Buffalo Roa Malaya/China Passage Broker Association, 14, Carpenter streetSingapore Chinese Bus Owners I Association, 258, Tanjong Paear .Road;
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    QUEEN'S LOSE A TWIN
    105 2 Private John Richardson of Ist Battalion. Tim Queen's Royal R glment, who was fatally injured m motor-cycle accideni on I lay last was buried with full military honours m the Allied Mill! Cemetery at Kranji on Tuesday. The Rev. W. G. Peck. Chaplain of the Battalion,
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    NEWSPAPERS ON DISPLAY
    79 2 NEWSPAPERS ON DISPLAY Und-r the. auspice, nf Ms? mont Park on s*nt ftW memorate th<- Ch £J T'io Union has a large volum* of n J*N Consul General, wiii^Lfi?* opening ceremony aY affcr which gui-sts win hi s^ tamed to atn Party mi n SLS?Id «.ab;.rn. Mr G n son.
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    56 men from S'pore will hunt for bomb?
    457 2 (Sunday Tribune Staff Report n At the request of the Goverror of Borneo, the Army W sendicg out t>o mt > disposal squad from Singapore to clear the Borneo coasi of any Allied or Jap bombs still lying there and of constant
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    Baby found dead, father arrested
    76 3 Doncaster, An:- :;o. i hours after 10 month-old Alan l);<««^ had been found dead yestcr'lay, nnic from ni.s home n"ai Doncaster, an official Htal«menl Mii<i thai \k s father, Edwin Daoey, 2«», niimi <>i Bdllngton, wotlM bo charged with the tnurtler of the child. Qaccy
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    ANGLO-BURMESE DEFENCE PACT
    55 3 ANGLO-BURMESE DEFENCE PACT RANGOON. Aug. 30. —An Anglo-Burmese defence agreement for the peac<' time defence oi Burma followi 1 the handover of power to the Burmese has been sigred by the British defence mission headed by Mr. John Freeman, Parliamentary UndiT-Sccretary for War and Col, Bo Lei Ya. Defence Counsellor
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    S'pore Power Station: Full Rehabilitation Not Before 1951
    263 3 S'pore Power Station: Full Rehabilitation Not Before 1951 (Sunday Tribune, Staff Reporter) Singapore's St. James Power Station cannot be Completely rehabilitated before July, 1951. A Municipal Electr:cal Department spokesman yesterday re<ai«d thu to the Sunday Tribur.o. Hv said that the power staton. though m considerably better condition than it" was
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    Inspector Lim on the job
    209 3 Yom tran t 'nut tht namn <>i Inspector />"" Trek Seng at tin Singapore C.i.D. an any <>i tht police files, becau.s* hr di> rsn'l really exist. He is a fictional detective who htis been created for the benefit ->f Singapore Radio Listeners by author
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    Sirdana hero's mother is now forgotten....
    302 3 Sirdana hero's mother is no w forgotten.... (Sunday Tribune St.-ifi Reporter) ftfvcn year* ago, a Singapore Chmc&t woman proudly watched her .vo» rccdrr tkc Colonial Police Mtilul for gallantry <,» hoard thf sinkinj .shift. the Shrdana,, Toilay. this sani woman, new 08 years of age. is living m poverty m
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    oleh oleh party on the air
    46 3 The Oleh Oleh Party'.s amateur Hawaiian and Kronchong band will be on the air on Sun da v next at r.ooi< for a 45-minuLc broadcast from Radio Malaya, Singapore <Blue Network* Steel-guitarist and singer Charlie Lim will lead the band-
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    SCC HOLDS BIG DANCE
    68 3 For the first time since its existence the Singapore Cricket Club held a dance m its own premises, last night. Organised by Mr. C- M Quaylo and Miss Thalia A. Jones, the affair was a "pre-rugby season get-together" dance, which was a very successful party. Attended
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    Returned Soldier Gets House Back
    53 3 Malacca Friday:- Wong See Wai, who told the Board that he had fane to China m IM?> to serve with th c Chinese armed forces, was given bark possession of his pre-war premises m Banda Kaba on the ord*r of the Dispossessed Persons 1 Board
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    US ships carry arms for dutch
    75 3 SINGAPORE. Sat.— According to a reliable source fi'om Batavia, the Dutch Government have chartered a number of American ships, two of which have alrcedv arrived m Batuvia, loaded with arms and ammunition. These ships hda previously docked at Singapore where th sfevedor-s worker on
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    WIFE GAINS 3st. 13lb.—AND A DIVORCE—IN SIX MONTHS
    131 3 WIFE GAINS 3st. 13lb.— AND A DIVORCE IN SIX MONTHS LONDON, (by ail mail) A wife who said she m six months because hei hushan <.t insist twt she eat only pork >■ sj>a^hetti was at Chicago awarded a divorce on the ci ueltv. The woman, Mrs. Olive Dtian, 24.
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    36 3 JERUSALEM, Aug. 29. Armed Jews got a\\a> with £25.000 Worth of diamonds m two synchronised raids today m Tel Aviv. Su<-h raids for purposes of fastening Undergi I funda generally precede new wavea of terrorism. U.P.
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    Full House At Memlads Show
    41 3 Full House At Memlads Show A substantial sum v. i d a« last nc« •ci by '!.<• M< ion at the Happ m aid oi w dowj and orphan members who died during the Occupat on The shorn waa attended bfull house.
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    £10.000 MYSTERY
    30 3 London. A \!i anonymous silt ol £10.000 has b received by the Friend* i; Services tor th<> purchase ol food lor pli-1 111 Austria. Germ aiiH Poland Reuter
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      361 3 I What's on at i the YMCA.... GYMNASTIC AND BOXING CLUB V.M C.A. Members and Services interested m taking part m tlvabove activities are v vited to signify either by adding their names to the list posted m the V.M. C.A. or by personal application to the General Secretary. HOCKEY
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    A WOMAN PEEPS AT SINGAPORE
    3294 4  -  Vera Ardmore r— bi| Gamer ons Scottish Wedding The Presbyterian Church wit nessed a pretty Scottish wedding when Mr George O. Cruickshanis was married to Miss Christine Watsoi: Re d on August 23. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Reid, of
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    The Sunday Tribune AUGUST 31, 1947. Sunday Reflections
    338 6 The Sunday Tribune AUGUST 31, 1947. Sunday Reflections London Agent* Messrs. Colin Tnrner Ltd., Talbot House, 98, St. Martini Lane, W.C.2. Elementary physiology teaches us that there is no (such 'thing as stability. Yet we— the all embracing we, individuals, communi- ties, governments wear ourselves to a shadow m pursuit
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    AN UNPLEASANT INTERLUDE
    1132 6 AN UNPLEASANT INTERLUDE AN AMERICAN WOMAN SEES A POW l AZAR-l IOUSL n I I Ex "Hut 19" How The Women J Fed capfivca fed dm-ivj ttu Uui t i weeka o/ captfoifjj 7/k j I Juptnvw. auppHed p* r per- s />» per f/'n/ one cupful of i i
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    Under the counter
    431 6  -  NOEL WHITCOMB by LONDON, (by air mail). Mercians wizards and fire-eaters off duty arc very kindly and ordinary people. Liz and I had tea with some of them m the Green Room at the Westminster Theatre m London. Most charming" of all was Donna Delbert, who calls
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    A Singapore Man In Czechoslovakia
    528 6 A Singaporean, son of a prominent Chinese, recently visit ed Czechoslovakia, and enjoyed the experience. He writes from London as follows Returned home last night after a very uncomfortable journey through Czechoslovakia and the American Zone of Germany. We got to Paris to find that
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    Monkey business in the Botanical Gardens
    517 6 Our new Singapore contributor, Mrs. Alison Mayheu'y certainly gels around; don't miss her I have a distinct feeling that I am being followed. Armed with bananas m a paper bag, I have come to visit the monkeys m the Botanical Gar- dens. I look
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    Denizens Of Hell A AT Are Abroad
    658 6 Denizens Of Hell A AT Are Abroad this cdutrih'JtiotL R. 11. cx Pmns the significance djf the fad that ihis month I Often m ihoit excess of rochui'Hsm for modern innovation the younger sot of Chinese, after 1 'i;<vnc read about the ramific&'ons if modernity m the coastal ws nf
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    UNFADING VISION
    90 6 Unbreakable >pcct.rl^ pora'ing nil »ypcs of high p^.. si cn plastic lons^s h avi goi. le; r ge scale productioi. m B tain. I hfv«. lenses known a^s "Igatii" am mack- of highly traßspir^.: plmUic material. 'iT h( l e ns is extremely a\s;ht m we tght and
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    Popular Lizzie
    88 6 During the first six minthsof last year, passer ger A^ of t ine catior.s on the Eur»pe-Ne« York run carried 205,1.0 pwpie arross the Atlantic Th< worlds largest ship, the"Que«D Elizabeth", came into service last October. This floating c*r quickly became so popular among travellers that !or first
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      138 6 Prize Winners List No. RHYMING COMPETITION #Bolnw the sixth lilt of prt*winners. Successful entries aw published twice weeklj— W»Ui» ih^ newspapers. Beneath the sun the colfer cursed the bunker, stick and ball; The watchine caddie, now enraged, now hopenii. cursed them all; For from the cool and distant club-house came
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    Doctor Assaulted Girl Patient Of 14
    728 7 Doctor Assau lted Girl Patient Of 14 LONDON (By An Mail) when 32-year-old married doctor was at Birmingham fined £50, with an alternative of three months' Imprisonment, for Improperly assaulting a girl patient, aged 14, at her home, it was stated tint ii<« bad promised to undergo phyc.ioloeical treatment. The
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    Mother's Death bid
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    110 8 London. (By Air Mail.* A man of seventy-one has I K»ven up a life income of £1,200 a year because he's a bachelor and "comfortably off. And Liverpool University, where he was a student, will benefit by about £40,000. The man, Mr. Ronald
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    62 8 France Cuts Imports Paris, Aug. 29.— National D<* i noe MinUter Andre Philip told a press conference today that th:* Cabinet has decided to cut dowl dollar Imports to basic nen ties, m oidcr to avoid m conn--mic catastrophe. Philip said the situation w;.s as desperate ;is m Britain, -*un
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