Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 7 September 1947

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    12 1 The Sunday Tribune fWEXVi: PACiES SINGAPORE, SEPTEMBER 7, 1!>47. PRICK TEN CENTS
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    POLICEMAN RUNS AMOK, KILLS 1, WOUNDS 7 IN S'PORE STREET
    526 1 POLICEMAN RUNS AMOK, KILLS 1, WOUNDS 7 IN S'PORE STREET dead man was to have left for China today (Sun lav Tribune Staff Reporter) One man had Uls head almost cmplet-v/ severec and sevtn others were wounded, several seriously. when <° yt-ung MaJay policeman who was ofT-Uuty ran One r
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    Still Happy
    68 1 s<iv Francisco, >'<> />t. t>. Au thn <>f "How to \>e Happy though Married," Dr. ft. Wdward Morrison -said he planned m i d the fourth time <iitn- the Court frees hihi jrntti his present iriff. The 55-ycar-oM operator of Domestic R< ■:l<itionn Clinic said he and his
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    Victims slept on while looters stole—but police kept watch
    82 1 Victims slept on while looters stole but police kept watch Put employees o/ a Ckinem lextih merchant* shop m Cvrcn--,,i >/'/*' M l> looters hrokf in'<» tu> premise* nnd Srritd wwny <s bales <•' cloth north $1,600. at 330 a.m., yesApolict p<ttrol. m a' i' i. had fftrlifi noticed the
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    Sirdana hero's mother gets Her $210
    211 1 Sirda na hero 's mother gets Her $210 (Sun lay Tribune Staff Rcnorter) For months, 68-y6ar-Old Madam Chan Choo Lian tilted for Ocvernmcnt to pa> her the balance of a LM-atnitv of $210 duo to her son. killed shortly after the Occupation. «^l wan !>' nirwl l».v tbe >> for
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    dead man a Perak resident
    44 1 i i It VM known at lUM \M*t nuht th«t the d ad man was a IVrak recent by th» name of Chen Tham. 40. a Kheh farmer. He had come to Singapore to catch his steamer to Chin«--k
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    Gandhi to move to Punjab
    53 1 CaiouiU, Sept. Mr. Gamlhi. who broke till 73- hour (alt on Thursday night alt^r lie wa ft assured that communal fighting would be prevented m Calcutta Will leave for th Punjab area to morrow, where thousands oi Bdu^Ums, Hindus and S khs have died m
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    14 Still Trapped
    60 1 Milan, bept. •.—Rescue gangs, who tolled through the night among the debris of ;i new six Btorej building m the centre of Milan wh ch collapsed as it near. :d completion, continued th arch t')day for 14 people bj I licved trapped under the wreck age. Eight
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    Whistle Was Signal For Armed Hold-up
    87 1 Tribune Crime Reporter) A whistle by a Chinese "passenger" of a trishaw pedalled by a Malay, was a signal for three members of the passenger's gang to come out from their hideout m Decker Road at 12.30 a.m., yesterday Otv of the gang which
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    Princess's gift fund $130 million
    62 1 SHANGHAI, Scp*. C -Swelled by donations from numerous lon -Britishers, the Princess Elizabeth's Weddii g Present Furd f oday passed \h c CN $i:w.00O.O00-mark. The sponsors have announced that the Fund will close on October Ift. m order that due arrangemei t for the purchase
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    Slap for Wallace
    57 1 CLEVELAND. fc= c j > t 6.— The Veterans' Foreign Wars Convention Business Section here pa.-s« d a resolution which was a direct slap at ex-Secretary of Commerce Henry Wallace, calling for Congressional legislation authoiizin^ the Ju-tico Department to take protcrdings "against a person or person^ opj>«>sini:
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    To help harvest
    45 1 LONDON. Sept. 6. —Four hundred French students who arrived m London last niffht under the Agriculture Ministry scheme were today dispersed to 22 English harvest camps to help harvesting for one month. They have been recruited from all parts of France Reuter
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    $119,500 to £1
    66 1 Shanghai, Sept. <>. The Central Bark of China today increase) its open market rates by over live per cent, quoting CN *:S!>.. r >oo buying and CN540.500 Belling for irssi compare*! with CN$.'J7,. r >oo and CNS3S.SOO ye.ster.lay. For Sterling the new rates were CN5116.500 and CN51
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    50 Years' Alliance
    38 1 LONDON, Sept. 6:— The An-ylo-Fmich 50 y^a:V Treaty of Alliance, which was signed at Dunkirk last March, will be formally ratified at the British Foreign Office on Monday, a Foreign OTicc spokesman announced today. Reuter
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    Union General Strike Averted
    79 1 KUALA LUMPUR, &aturday.The Union Government today averted a general; strike by Government daily paid employees on Monday by agree ing to negotiate without the Sentul Raihvaymen resuming work. Negotiations are to begin to- morrow. A Government statement states that Government's decision m im way condones the
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    More austerity for Chinese
    69 1 NANKING, Sept. 6— The Executive Yuan today issued a series of fa* reaching "thrift decrees" designed to effect a drastic reduction m government and private spending through cr.rtaiiirg the number of government servants, food and gasoline consumption, luxuries, rewsprint. :md by "saving time." The decrees will
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    Main communist ports bombed
    63 1 Nanking, Bept S. Chinese Government plane* today bombed and straffed the eastern Shantung seaports of Weihelwai, Chefoo and Lunßkow. main Oommuhlsl supply ports for the Shantung- theatre according to dispatches reachinjr here today. The bombings were Interpreted as tin prelude to a large scale Government offensive
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    Fag-end Starts Big Blaze
    103 1 Fag-end Starts Big Blaze HJghmore, South Dakota. Sept. 6. An estimate*! 700 square miles of meadow and rich wheat fteldfl burnt up m smoke when two fires roared through Central and South Dakota. The damage is expected to soar into millions of dollars. On» of the tires is believed to
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    Pearls for sale
    35 1 WASHINGTON, Sept. 6.— The Reconstruction Finance Corporation announced today that the United States Commercial Company will offer for sale 13,767 strands of cultured pearls temporarily strung' and recently imported from Japan. U.P.
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    IN TWO WEEKS
    28 1 London, Sept. 6. --Well-informed Whit* 1 Hall sources said today that the five satelite peace treaties would probably come into effect within two weeks. U.P.
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    Wot, no holiday?
    70 1 Wellington, Sopi. h Aft^r 77 days of sitting, a male kiwi, the almost extinct Now Zealand bird, hatched a jhale chicle at a g>ame farm m Hawke's Bay. The same day the hen kiwi laid another egg m the nest an! then disappeared. With the chick Hinder
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    OFF TO 'FRISCO
    26 1 SHANGHAI. Sept. 6.— Foreign Minister Wang Shih Chieh took off for San Francisco this morning to attcr.d the United Nations General AsseinHy U.P.
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    RUSSIAN REPATS
    13 1 SHANGHAI. Sept. 6.— About 1.200 Russian repatriates sailed l<>r Vladis\otok today.
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    Gang surprises sentry, loots store
    90 1 Sunday Tribune Staff Report* r» Reported to have been surprised by an armed gany of nine Chiantt Indians, a Malay sentry aunrdmo an R.A.F. store m Meyer Road. Katony. MM x lievtd of his rifle and tied up while the yan<j looted the store at
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    PAKISTAN ENVOY
    37 1 London. '>pt. 6. -The newly appointed Pakistan Ambassador tv the United States, MUrm Abu! Hasan Ispahan!, arrived at London a'rport this morning by air rrom Karachi. He will leave fol America on Sept. 8.- Reuter
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    Penang teachers ignore 'advice'
    43 1 (From Our Own RepdrU PENANG. Sat.— lgroring the •advice" of the Department of Education, Penang school teachers yesterday formed a teachers' union. Earlier the teachers had been urged by the authorities to Rive "careful thought before forming a union
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    Unlucky 13
    43 1 BIRMINGHAM, Sept. 6.— -Thlrtten people were kilk'd today when a motor coach, taking a party of W» i umen to Manchester races collided with a Birmingham Corporation buj. The injured, who were but and couch passengers, were all tun to hospital.
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    SIGNS TREATY
    21 1 ROM£. Stpt. 6. President Enrico dc Nlcholu tod;iy signed the instrument of ratification of the Italian peace treaty Reuter
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    8 tommy guns, 14 rifles found near rail line
    79 1 ii"i ibune < Jrlme RejHHtci I Eight Thomson ub i achine guns and fourteen service rifles were found by thejnilitary polio near the railway line oil AJexindra Road on Friday aft HUM It was subsequently ascertain ed that the guns had
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    Swiss bank bans gold sales
    35 1 ZURICH. Sept. 6: The Njtional Bank of Switzerland ba< entirely suspended sales of gold. The bank's action wa< not acl rompanied by any explanation. nor had warning been givn. Reuter
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    Snipers active in Indonesia
    71 2 tavia, Stpf. 6.—- Snipers and aboteurs' 1 were active m Indo nesia ;»n C i the Republicans were "trying to hinder tho process ol pacification m the liberated areas" by constructing roadblocks and shooting at Dutch patrols, the Dutch communique said day. Five more Dutch soldiers
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    RENT ASSESSMENT BOARD A COURT: GOHO TO ANSWER FOR CONTEMPT
    2942 2 "Case Aggravated By Affidavit And Oral Evidence," Says Judge Mr. Justice T, a. Bn.wn m Ui? Singapore High Court yesterday ruled that .S. C. Ooho, a prominent Singapore lawyer, would have to appear m court to answer for contempt. The
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    "END BIRD-OFPASSAGE ATTITUDE" SAYS THIVY
    126 2 "END BIRD-OF-PASSAGE ATTITUDE" SAYS THIVY M In A Thivy, Repi .s.-nta-nl oi I-.' i lone «.f the i lama I 1 1 ihna sion \\v kshop at Bari U y Road, j thfi mtry? We must t< the bird '•I > Oil it U<! i\ c som>COUnl I V t
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    O-C Bank Interim In Prospect
    277 2 O-C Bank Interim In Prospect Thi Oversea-Chin* so Hanking f Corporation issues a report for the six years ended Dec. ;il. 1946. The nel profit from Jan. I, 1941 j to Feb. 15, 1942 and from Sept. 5. j L 94« to Dec. 3L. L 948 after deduct- Ing f-ui
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    Seven years for culpable homicide
    186 2 Malacca, Saturday. Allege*! to have killed KonYong Koi, 2H year old Chinese Low Van was sentenced to seven years r.i. on a reduced charge of ciipable homicide not amounting i > murder, when he appeared before Mr. Justice E. O. Pretheroe m the Supreme Court.
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    Missing S'pore teacher is found
    49 2 Missing S'pore teacher is found Malacca, Sat-, v, c LV 8;,. m to th, aan KngTnl S'n-apo who had b n since Aug. 30. has been In Malacca. Mr. d* Sa J** authorities tha; h- uJr from amnosia -loss of ir^ r Malacca polio, authont?^ informed both th«. <*,L^
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    Rubber dealer, brother abducted
    70 2 (From O <>r Own i Ipoh, Sat. Aimed p staging a bie: comb-nut near Tanjong M search of B gang of armed Cnest' who parly this morning fc"* napped i well known rubb dealer and his brother frohi »k home Thr abducted men are Mr T
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    Still in hospital
    49 2 Tlie dock m tlu Fouith Migntilde's Court remained essty whei the name Chua Teow Soot i 25-year-old Teochew, was yesterday. It was then explained that (ssi charged with attempted buli taking caustic smia a» Ser Roa<i on Friday afternoon, wl absent because he was m hospital
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    35 2 NEW YORK, Sept. 6.-Pas^r. gers boarding the Cunani v Star liner Media yesUrcLr, notified that ur.on landing i the Ur.ite<l Kingdom they wou.: bo limited to possession k £5 i Bank of England notes.- U.P.
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    72-year-oldwomantook samsu as a tonic
    147 2 When Ter Nia. a 72->vai-ol.i Chir.eae woman of No. 308, Coronation Road, app«ai v< 1 before Mr t F. Bernard Oehlcrs. the Third Magistrate, yesterday, on charges of possession of dutiable liquor an<! keeping dutiable tobacco on hei premises, she had the following i expWtnationj
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    Chinese Paper Celebrates Anniversary
    204 2 Chinese Paper Celebrates Anniversary (Sunday Tribune Staff Reports r) The 24th anniversary oi lh« Nanyang Siang Pau, on,, of tho leading local Chini'&e vernacular newspapers, was celebrated In grand style yesterday at the Happy World Cabaret Mo than 500 ffjuestf were present to offer their congratulations. The hall was gaily
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    White parents want negroes out
    66 2 GARY, Indiana. Sept fl-Pa^' of studenu striking against Bn*iv School m protest to the enrolw* of 38 Nepro rhildren are s^yT to hold A m.i&i i.ifttinr the school on Friday ni^ht to «J^ that the new pupils b»- so nt v Clary's all Negro school.
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    DEATH
    35 2 MAUNI-Thr lovirc daflj J of Mr. and Mrs. M.S. Pe^. Lanka Hot.-;. 13. Trafalgar St£ S-r.gapore. pr.ssrd i till y at 3 P.M. yestert-y- burial Will take P^" tP BudHhi.s' cemetery M v day.
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      13 2 STEWART McINTYHE WE SPECIAtIS I I 45 Orchard R« )8<l I* T,|.tn.n.: "<onstiUft
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      54 2 On the air today Singapore's Oi h l'artv» v*ho ar*» putt i it/, up two charit> performance! la aid of the sinßapor»- Rotary T. B. ]ini<- fund on ()<t. J* ,in| 10 at th« llapp> World Of «Cd Sta/ium wi|] Ik> on the air U ;ia> from Rndi'i Malaya, stalling
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    few Reservoir To Safeguard S'pore Water Supply
    924 3 (Sun lav Tribune SUII Reporter) SingaP° res i position Ls still precarious and to be so for another two years at least August figure reveal that the consumption of fresh gater from the Municipal supply averaged 31,300,000 gallons pei day during the month.
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    TONIGHTS CHARITY OPERA
    166 3 TONIGHTS CHARITY OPERA Fo- tonight** charity show it t»>«. Victoria Theatre m aid ol the Children's Centre Fund of th<- Social Welfare Depsftme.l the China Music Dance nnd Drama Society will stage the :*-Act Opera entitled -Patriot pt Cathay which has won mo-t lavourable comments from thos^ who attended the
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    On kidnap charge
    55 3 K. M.iiai Pcrumal, a 30-year-old Indian, appeared before the .Second Police Magistrate, Mr. L c. Goii yesterday on ;i charge ol attempting to kidnap a 14-year-old girl, Narayani, al a Singapore theatre on the evening oi Sept. 4. Bail ol $500 was allowed until S<-pt. 13 when
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    TO STAND TRIAL
    36 3 Hanover, Sept. «> Four youn^ Jewish displaced persona were committed for trial by ;i British Bummary court today i<>i their part In ;<n attempt to Mow up railway lines near Hanovei .n July lasL
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    India To Control New Investments
    130 3 NEW DELHI. Sept. 6. The Government <>f India has derided „n the pottcy to exercise control over fresh Investment In India by other countries In the sterling area as from Sept 1 1947. Authorised dealers In foreign «-x--rhmnge have been directed to obtain prior permission
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    PRO chief quits
    64 3 LONDON. Sept. 6: Air Chid Marshal Sir Philip Jowbert la Ferte, 59, will relinquish th Directorship oi U<o Public R I lationa at tin- Air Ministry at tlv <nd oi tfii.s month, the Air Ministry announced. H*- will b,. tUCC««ded by Mr. L. M. Macßridc. 44. who
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    Palestine 'UNO's biggest test'
    127 3 Palestine 'UNO's biggest test' London. Sept. 6 Mr. Sha in;i of the Palestine Arab Political Mission m Great Britain, told a pi es# conference here today that 1 reef mmendatk>ns contained m the f'nited Nations special committee on Palestine report were totally una< eeptable to Palestine Arabs. No force rould
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    FORCED PAPERS CHARGE
    48 3 H;uj m the sum o] (1,000 v yesterday at the Third Police: Court allowed !<> Sng Choc (41) ;i Chinese who appeared on a charge o\ possessing a fraudu- lently altered certificate ji uj_ mission into Singapore. The casf was adjouni'.-d un»il Si-pt. 13 lor mention.
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    34 3 NANKING. Sept. B.— G-noralissinio Ch iint; K;ii-sbek today severely criticised corruption tendencies amonj ltoveram< nt servants m a lonj; message to the plenary session of the San Mm Chu I Youth Corps' Central Committee.
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    Arrested on way to 'thieves' market'
    80 3 Detectives detained two Malays, apparently on theii v th' "thieves' market," and found two bundh 1 'mt' 'f car m their possession Thi deU patrol m Dhoby Ohaut at 10.20 p.m.. Friday night Some time <nt* i the hub caps wen taken to t/u
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    Paris normal
    42 3 PARIS. Sept. G Pari« is bj to normal today after yesterday's mass food demon: by the General Confederation ol Labour. Bus and motor servic interrupted yesterday, to allow wo kcrs lo attend ttfedemonsti iUon, were all running as usual. Reuter
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    Dublin without transport
    50 3 Dublin. Sept. 6.- There was no prospect of a settlement tudav as the strike of 3.000 Eire bus drivers and conductors entered its third 'lay. The men -truck on Thursday demanding an all-round 30 shillings increase and a 40 -hour week. Tho eitv is without transport. Reuter
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    A WOMAN PEEPS AT SINGAPORE
    2238 4  -  Vera Ardmore I I Classical Concert On< I ihe highlights ol Augusi fun ns was tn< lul classical concert -cockttil party given, by Professors Otto and Reg n Foorman at Haw Par Lodge, 54. Pasir Panjang Road, the beautiful residence j* Mr and Ax Kow,
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    The Sunday Tribune SEPTEMBER 7, 1947. After Two Years
    361 6 The Sunday Tribune SEPTEMBER 7, 1947. After Two Years London Agents: Messrs. Colin Turner Ltd.. Talbot House, 98. St. Martin's Lane, w C.2 Two years ago the peoples of Malaya were delirious with delight at deli- verance from the tyranny of the occupation. Today i they are bitter with disappointment
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    MALAYA IS BEING SACRIFICED AGAIN
    1026 6  -  W. A. HARPUR As a smaller partner of the Empire, this country is not benefiting much from the manner wherein post-war Imperial accounting is being conducted. In fact, m the opinion of some, > by Until convincing evidence to the contrary is published, I shall
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    OH FOR THE SIMPLE LIFE!
    554 6 I am always somewhat baffled by the group of people known as me "simple liters." Their idea of a gjod life is to make the body as uncomfortable as possible s n the b:lief that it is good for oncjs jful. I don't mean those
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    A NAN'S RIGHT
    64 6 A husband has h perfect right to swear at his wife but behind caoeed doors. So ruled a magistrate m England recently dismissing, under the Probation of Offenders Act, a case brought against a husband for usin^ indecent language. The husband explained "I had to ust old
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    MYSTERY of the MAN in SPANDAU PRISON
    945 6  - MYSTERY of the MAN in SPANDA U PRISON Douglas Warth i i THE STORY OF RUDOLF HESS by Nohodi/ knows for certain whehther the cqrfqucrom *nkn with a rabbity grin, now sirriny a life sentence m Bpandau Prison, Germany, is a raving lunatic or an extremely clever criminal still cherishing
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    Under the counter
    367 6  - Under the counter NOEL WHITCOMB by LONDON, (by air mail). W« were climbing out of a hansom cab m Dublin's litter-strewn Phoenix Park, when Paddy, the cabby, asked us if we had shaken hands with the corpse. "Which corpse?" asked Liz. looking suspiciously at Paddy's horse. "The Old Crusader's corpse
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    SWING HITS OUT
    93 6 SYDNEY. -The Sydney Bui and Swing Club has chalkntrt Peter Dawson, famous AustraHan baritone, to a "sireine duel." When he arrived mi n Dawson is reported t 0 »>av r M that the popularity of eroouiiu m Australia disgusted him "Thousands of bobby-iox^i rveryu'hrre m Australia htv
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    Ant Mystery Solved
    110 6 SYDNEY. Alitalia's Qi-Jy woman anyrmecologsit, Miss Allen Clark, returned to Sydney by A.N.A. Skymaster on Aug. with the answer to a scientific mystery that prompted her to f:y across the Pacific to Investigate. Myrmecology is the study m the bulldog ant. When she flew to America Miss
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    Commons discuss a Woman's love affair
    488 7 LONDON, (by air mail).— A woman Whose love a/lair was discussed In the House o f Commons stopp-d Stoning PPlusm s in her London home to say with a smile: -I slippy they ye f ot to talk about something and il jny personal
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    CITY ORDERS 80,000 TO GROW BEARDS
    141 7 CITY ORDERS 80,000 TO GROW BEARDS NEW YORK. (By Air lfaU)<— All adult males m the city of Wichita, Kansas, U.S.A., have been ordered to kiow beards for a pageant on September 9, tlv-.seventy-fifth arniversary of the city's foundation. Exemptions will be considered for doctors, dentists, firemen and policeman. But
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    but he KNOWS what a sweet shop is...
    100 7 but he KNOWS what a sweet shop is... \ofcm Iby all niaih. A buy tff-i hft^n. it vas stated at Kast y#on Juvenile Court, thinks thai i(smme*>o} tkt preatni Kmq nwl Qw n are Kin;/ Arthur <ntd buan Miry: There arc fifty -s'j week* n, a vt'"' gxscx is Ofti
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    HER NEURITIS NEVER LEFT HER
    215 7 INTIL KIIISCIIFN BBOtdttT RELIEF For the berefit of others who may be troubled with the comrflamt she suffered from, a grateful woman writes: "Last May I had a veiy severe attack of neuritis m th^ lee. which made it impossible for me to rest durirg
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    POISON ARROW DRUG KILLED WOMAN IT WAS TO SAVE
    163 7 POISON ARROW DRUG KILLED WOMAN IT WAS TO SAVE LONDON. (By Air Mail>. A uoison, first discovered m the South American .jungle by Indians who used it to tip their arrows, was said to have cau*e<l I *he death of Mrs. Eva Selina, I Staff. 47, of GrenvUle-road, Is- J
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    Had Baby Before She Was 13
    297 7 Had Baby Before She Was 13 LONDON, (by .iir mail). A g|r| who was a mother Nrfor- she m hniVn yeJ 1 s °f a^° was the P rinci P ai w it^«« »t Barnatabie against a builder who is also a concert party promoter. The man, RccuMd of aertoiM
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    Set fire to house he'd just paid for
    113 7 London iby air mail). Happy because he had rust jtnid oft the /J7<>\l morlijaav on h>s hovsr, with a cheque from his firm on r< firemen*, Mr. Joseph Tatton. 11, used a blou-lnmp to hum off Some old paint under the cares.
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    MADE HOLE TO EVANGELISTS' BEDROOM
    404 7 MADE HOLE TO EVANGELISTS' BEDROOM London (by air mail;, a middle aged landlord who h^d alleged that I two women evangelist tenants improperly v.sod one of his houses repeated his allegation bcfoi" the magistrates at Holt. Norfolk. 11' WOS 'til' '/'<! to hurt tlirrti- I to 'bmn them f>i<(.' i,'.
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    Girl says father cut her hair off
    85 7 London (by air mail).-- A 1 1 1 U en-year-old Liverpool girl told the North London Juvenile Court, that she ran away from home because she had got into trouble with her lather through going home late, and on three occasions he had
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    They go through 10 stages of painto soothe others
    169 7 LONDON (By Air Mail* .—Two dociors an<l two medical students are braving ten stages of pain to test pain-relieving drug-;. A blood-pressure cuff is lixed rourd one arm and inflated till it stops the circulation; then drugs are injected. One of
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    AUSTERITY PLANS IN CHINA
    36 7 NANKING, Sept. 5. Tho Chinese Government has approved austerity measures designed to conserve foreign exchange and elimirate waste, Dr. Kan Nai-kwang, Secretary-Ge-meral of the Executive Yuan, told a press confererce today. Reuter
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    A CHILD'S POLITENESS COSTS WOMAN'S LIFE
    128 7 London <by air mail*. A child's politeness m opening a level cross'ng gate cost a woman her life at Northwood Halt, near Bcwdii-y. Wore stenhire. As a car driven by Mr. Rol-jnd Woodcock, of Wildmcor lane, Catshill. Bromsgrovfc approached the crossing over a goodl
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    ALBERT, THE HANGMAN
    591 7 ALBER T, THE HANGMAN LONDON. (Air Mail).— -One man In Great Britain watches for the result of every murder tnal with more than averapo interests. As the jud^e nronounces the sentence "hanged by the neck until you are drud" Albert Pierreuoint. Britain's hangman, knows that failing i successful appeal or
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    THIEF BROKE OPEN POLICE STATION SAFE
    94 7 i >ndon, (by air mail) Lon- G Division deti i are trying to And out who I thf afe i ne of the d p<;lir<> stations. The way to th< ton polic 1 1 Ion, is 1 charge norn i the CII >• R'.t
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    Control Measures
    37 7 Shanghai, (Air Mail). To ci ordinati the overall mobllteation measures ol the government, the Ministry oi F:><.ci has revised its control measures r lating to the export of wheat, Hour rice a nci grains.- Reuter
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    Committed Adultery In Public Park
    725 8 Committed A dultery In Public Park Judge Disbelieves Wifes Story Uf Struggle LONDON, (by air mail).— Giving Judgmeni In a divorce ra.se at Bristol, Judge Kirkhouse Jenkins CTitied the conduct of a 31-year-old wife and her husband, a regular Soldier. Fi» ferring to the wife, lira, Beatrice Cottle, of Bathwick-ttreet,
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    Women Form A Short-Skirt Club
    105 8 New York, (by air mail). Wo- men m Dallas (Texas) have re- volt e»i against the new lon^ skirts decreed by New York and Paris. Organised as "tho little below the knee club" they swore to keep to the present short Rkirts. "Why should a
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    Arrested 2 days after his second wedding
    427 8 ce re^n? On a %fi. m i il-' I 5 r0 da s *«*r marriage Elizabeth Thornton Cook ns-d27. oi■.Park-road/s.oekton--on-T.ps. said She met Cook m a teabar a, Retford. She understood that he was a wiSSZrlr and mam.- (1 him jn AugUst Shosaid
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    Boy of 16 is cited in divorce case
    128 8 LONDON (by air mail).— A husband cited a boy of sixteen as co-respondent m a divorce action at Sheffield. He was granted a decree n\>\ against his wife, aged 26. The co-respondent, ciiiTord Shepheard, U now 21 and be- j lieved to
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    "Major gave me share of bribes, says his typist
    182 8 London, (by air mail*. The 24--yeai old woman secretary to .'i British Army offlcei told his court-martial that ho had promised lo share with her and another offieoi the money they ha<i received as bribes during service m Venezia Giulia as
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    GOT MARRIAGE ILLUSIONS IN THE DESERT
    336 8 (London (by air mail), a rilamct Lnspccloi ol London Transport gave evidence when his son a tram driver, told London SenElona u:at he was undergoini treatment for a complex regarding women's clothing. The tram driver, Edwin Walter Barker, aged 28. of Queens-road, Now Cross.
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    369 9 {£CORD BREAKER WALLY SAYS "IT'S JUST LUCK" llywood recently that is worthy than just a flock ol fi records were ha hf id them unchallenged for •rs now ecord bn Beery. H, f ew u v a camera j can jsk on the sei ol jJZi enS of
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    Welles Loathes Hollywood
    232 9 unu v part about the reception w.mii London t'nms inre« ii.r Orson Welles (writes "Com.uenvatoi was that nere ioi- once was a visiting personality whom everybody appeared to be U/ 1 anxiety i o mcci. Si at ths se affairs the star ilafi ay for tun or
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    MEET HOLLYWOOD'S MOST AMAZING FAMILY
    1586 9  - MEET HOLLYWOOD'S MOST AMAZING FAMILY HENRY GRIS M»i:< lAL I I'ATi Hi: Says Cur Own Movietown Reporter 11 llywood Saturday. When 1 film actors tn one >■'■ family t here should, I forth a man to tell un.i.u -or v to Ui»- M'Orld so ai t\t>\ \i. real and glamorous
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    CORINNE GETS A BIG "HELLO"
    256 9 A :ew months back Corinne Calvay was *m Par's pursuing her career m French Alms. Aft^r s world-wide search for a leading lady to pluy m Paramount*! forthcoming -The Sealed Verdict/ which role called for a French girl who speaks English, Miss Calvay was discovered
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    Short Shots
    166 9 Vivien Leigh, star of the London Film Production "Anna Kareivi a," spends her off-set nv>ment: W( ikin^ out crossword pus les. In her dressing room sh will tak»- anyone on at gin rummy and brat them. Kleron Moore, playing opposite Vivifn Leigh m this lilm, has moved out
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    Subconscious Mind At Work
    225 9 There i;, a spine-til gling film that is bound to cv« ko conaiderablc comment b':h from crit»rfc' circles ard from the moviegoing public. Called "Fear i.n the Nißht. it may be recommended witheut reservation asa decidedly efft he-beater -track s'ory m h-thriller-chiller class. Fancy the situation:
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    FUN IN THE SUN
    40 9 Us fxm m the sun for J" n :za I wn n Braa player, .htm currently being *e en with Joan i w I and Jkn Oat fu l-i \n \Vn n 1 i., "Humo > sqiu
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    Fancy Being Coaxed To Dance With Betty!
    203 9 Fancy Being Coaxed To Dance With Betty! Imaginp ar.iyone hav ng to bo ruaxeol to dune:' With Betty Grablc and then i > eing 01 l.v on condition that hLs name wouldn't be mentioi d on the .screen a.s the lovely star's dancirg partner! His name is Hermes Par, Hollywood's
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    MERMAIDS GALORE
    51 9 Costumes for "Tarzan and the Mermaids' 1 will be designed by Norma. Script calls for special imaßirative ward robe for more than 60 mermaids who will nut wear tails, picture, directed by Robert Florey and starring Johnny Weissmuller and Brenda Joyce, is bci:;«r shot just now m Mexico
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    NEW STAR BORN IN SPORE BADMINTON
    850 10 (By a Special Correspondent) A new star has arisen m Sir.gapore badminton. She is Miss Helen Hens of the Ur.it-ed P»milv Biulm'ii ion Party, who s aged the biRK cR t upset since the s art uf the Singapore badminton, championships by her victory
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    Ships Warned Against Huge Tidal Wave
    128 10 Ships Warned Against Huge Tidal Wave SHANGHAI. Bcpt. 6:— British ■,{]]<] United States naval authorities today warned :<n shipping wit inn radio range ol a hug< tidal wave, said t( > t* big enough to capsize 5,000- ton vessels, which wa sighted by an hak plane south-west ol the Pacific
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    BIG FUTURE FOR MALAYA'S ARMY
    438 10 BIG FUTURE FOR MALA YA 'S ARMY KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— A bis; future for locailyiais?d forces m the defence of Malaya \\as seen by Lt.Gen. Galloway GOC-in C, Mai^ya Command, who left today to take up his new appointment as Commandor-ln-Chief of British troops m Austria, at a press conference
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    WOMAN FOILS 4 GUNMEN
    130 10 (Tribune Crime Reporter) Four armed robbers who fail d to intimidate a Chinese woman :nto opening the door of her house m Pasir Panjang Read ai midnight, Friday, ran away when >a sentry from a neighbouring military camp was summoned to the spot. It. appear d
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    This week's radio highlights
    490 10 This week's radio highlights Th^- highlight of tbi week's listening will be t .'"iu-ii 1 :-adi<» version of Suti-..n v.nj' drama "Outward Bound. Por many reasons Rani>. Malaya la unable t" broadcast a 'live 1 play every week; roughly three of every four Sunday ru r ht plays ;tr«recorded BBC
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    MISINFORMED
    34 10 Washington, £< pt 5. Pep cntative Adolph Sdbath w\<l "certain gentleman" m the Stat( Department were preading false propaganda Eu< v" 1 mic Ituatii i to st»uiiilat( mands r oi a t" < oi U.P.
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    Bevin customs union plan: detail not known in S'pore yet
    144 10 i Sunday Ti ibune Stafl R< n Details ol the Empire Cust< Union, miggested by the Bi Foreign Secretary, ICr. Bevtn, In Parii: im-nt recent ly, have i jrel reached Singapore officials. a Mr. Bevin'i Bugg< I n pun ly
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    A DRAW... but the champion said "YOU WERE BEST!"
    1032 11 A DRAW... but the champion said "YOU WERE BEST!" unknown to y closest friends, I I thin?! is called I na <,n one of [t caused what--1 I was looking at to Jun p up down m a •i. manner. It troubled me while I m the Services. face of
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      270 11 i Mx Greatest Sport Thrill j T o. 16: by I i»i:ti:ii i kam: as told to NORMAN HURST THHii-'- 1 I h had -any the bi not ttVflght i 1 iecialisi trough Je 6n i n for my pains m the Joints:' Swollen. Inflam nfnj an- symptom* 11 Kidney
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      730 11 S YOU, THIS WEEK AND fin:— j Stance iAQVARWB. JAN Mi'- FBB.l* P**te' ÜBRA IBPI A mixed week, lucky m somt GEMINI. MAY JVNR W *g respect* and yet awkward m Don't speak uour mind, how- w'M have n > o/^rr^ V'/ <« /,.«,->, may ;md evei l*< provocation. >•
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    TRIPLE TIE IN GOLF TOURNEY
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    Australia Could Have Won Da vis Cup on U.S. Default
    880 12 Australia Could Have Won Da vis Cup on U.S. Default SUNDAY SPORTS REVIEW NEW YORK, Sept. G. -Australia's best lawn tennis players will be bitck m the Commonwealth In a tew weeks time, ready for their own playing season, after a tour which started m England last spring and wound
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    S.C.C. Tennis Ties
    228 12 Th« dm* m th< SCC Tuiiium Touthument Open und Mixed Doubl rcbult«'d afl MEN'S DOUBLES (OPEN) W. J M Warden and J B. N«than (B] W h Droogleever and Droogleever (Bye), X W. J. Hearn and w. J. Harifey (Bye), c. J. Bcin broke and A. Oreenhill
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    SINGAPORE RANGERS
    26 12 'rii Singapore Rangers will meet the Chinese Atheletcs m a gfemo of soccer on today ;it the laiter'a ground. (Tetok Kurau English School Ground).
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    Colour Bar Lifted In British Boxing
    167 12 LONDON. £?pt. 6.— British boxing championships arc no lorger to be an exclusive privilege of white boxers. Stewards of the British Boxing Board of Control today announced a modification In the regulation which hitherto insisted that championship contestants must be born of white parents.
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    GAME OVER IN 20 MINUTES
    196 12 Badminton Results On cl the qulcket wins m th*: Singapore Junior tiaaminton cruir;, .i; lips waj g&'ned by P( h rkira /am m,d Tan KeVon^ cl A.A.U.. wnen taoy beat Cheng Hcng W»h and Dol. A Rahman oi Useful 8.P.. In straight sets or 15
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    Four wkts with four balls
    183 12 Four wkts with four balls Some remarkable bowling by Tufnell. who captured four wickets with consecutive balls, featured yesterday's Padang cricK^t m which the S.C.C. defeated Kranji. The gann- was also highlighted by some big hitting, Leggett twice tending the ball over the ropes m hi* total of 59 not
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    AMICABLE B. P. TO CELEBRATE
    52 12 The Amicable Badminton Party win i»oid their Anniversary Dinner at the Great World Park on Saturday, S<-pt. 27. Members who intend to bring their iri«nds should inform the Hon. Secretary or the Hon. Treasurer, Mas. Sim Yong Mok. before Sept. 20 Subscriptions should b« mad<*
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    TALK ON CEYLON'S CONSTITUTION
    36 12 Mr. K. A'vupilkii. Coinmi.-bioncr for T'ood Supplies, Ceylon, will give pui lie talk on "Ceylon's New Constitution 1 on Tuesday at £.30 p.m. at the Oeylon Tamils* Association premises. 11. Handy Roud.
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    Track Work Begins At Ipoh Racecourse
    251 12 IPOH, Saturday. Official training began this morning for the Perak Turf Club September meeting. The only outstatlon string that has arrived is Turley's. Most of Va i Breukelen*s charges won: given i I work on the second track, and those that impressed were Courtenav
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    Thiam Siew takes four for 17
    285 12 Thiam Siew takes four for 17 Th S('R n. comfortably def"m»<m| (ho PWD m a cricket match ;<? Hong Urn Green yesterday. Feature of tho match wai Tntam Riew'fl four wivkety for 17. But tho century-maker of last work wai out for duck whon ho batted. Swee Liw liit 01
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    Uranium strike
    56 12 Bdmontove, Albeit t, Sept. <1 Uiyniuni ore <iej>osits me report' e«l to have been fourvl al an abandon*! camp just across the Saskatchewan border, about 500 miles from here, .scene of ■tilling goH mining boom m thr thirties. N; arly 100 geologists an<l ;i number of leading physicists
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    No Cradle Snatching
    39 12 Jerusalem, Sept. 5. A Jewish Youth Organisation spokesman here tonight denied a British Foreign Office suggestion that Jewish children aboard tho three CritiKh transports going to Hamburg, had beei; sent without knowledge ot their parents.- Reuter
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    COMPTON HAS 4 INNINGS TO SCORE 122 FOR RECORD
    233 12 London, Sept. 5. Much a* tli* lav torn tiayward was revered by cricketers, ttie present gener ucitn lutig to bet- infills Uompton b> at Ulc record aggregated lor a reason s runs bet up by tiayward Lvoiyb'jdy seems tv want tc;
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    OLYMPICS' VENUE STILL LONDON
    66 12 London. Sept. »> Lord Burgh]<>v. President of the niymnir Gain's O^ganUHnq Cnmnntt^o said today "the games »rranfired for Lonnon next y^nr will to on." Th* former British Olympic iuiidlin<. gtar, was ntnlytaig to a statement of J. C. Thompson, Chairman of the Chicago Olympic Committee, that
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    INDIAN TENNIS STAR IN FINAL
    25 12 INDIAN TENNIS STAR IN FINAL '< ion. ■tionaii Mfc h n n I'oic ohampion Mr ""Wj will Oght out th, 1 the Chi SV >J UP
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    Shark's fins may be banned
    64 12 Shark's fins ma y be banned SHANGHAI. &pt. 6 -w (hers today are facK,,^?* tior. "Are shark's niiVta* Dunn* a meeting of T^ ciiil Affairs Bureau. preLS* l-v Mayor K. c Wu cided to set up a s:mittee to decide wheth*,!* ttns m addition u> J* w :ics and liquors,
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    Wheat: pre-war crops by 1950
    72 12 PARKS. Sept. 6: -Theb^ P-an production of wh< attain Its pre-war l-v.-i of il«s 000 ton< by the period \tt? 1951. according t 0 a pro*jJ! I lon-cast ol tin- Food am tural Committee of the tion European Economic c FerenCe m Paris. M( at
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    Narrow Escape For Prince
    65 12 M I'm. G. T.. 1 ihc Greek Rojftl Pi nee s Asptsli Cc rge escaped injurks wbsj tho car In which tVy i veiling fn m Vcn na I sk'.ddt 'I. I.i iv. othfi and I M nej <v( r II Pi :ic» Asp;. ,<■ tM
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    Useful v AAU
    62 12 The I- win t useiUJ B.f. .ii a against Iftf AAl' ;n 10, at I L*ii if ii Hall (}< !i Tjjim Chyc Ti B fib !ul Milk, On- Km. i 1 W Cheng Hn ig Wah M f Y n and M..s R; sulitld I7r.r.\ c
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    ITALIAN MINISTER'S SUDDEN DEATH
    26 12 T ran, b r < Mario P< i o, Italiai Pci-s'ji dkd d: y night rial I n > h T l'< day. Reuter
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      121 12 This week at the Y.W.C.A. Tomorrow, Bth Sept. 5.30 p.m. Malay clasa at 11 Leonie Hill Road. Wednesday, 5.30 p.m. "Keep Fit class at 8 Fort Canning Road. 4.15 p.m. Katong Junior and Senior Groups meet at St. Hilda School for a varied programme. Thursday. 5. p.m. Dr. Sicw Gtk
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