Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 14 September 1947

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    36 1 B y THE PEOPLE FOJ? THE PEOPLE MACaYaS NaiIONaL NEwSPaPEk The Sunday Tribune >«»w |Kiii(«<i siinuh Singapore Kuala Lumpur, ljw.li iVnanj;. 'Phone l >?sn (Three Lines) TH'KI -VI. SINGAPORE, SEPTEMBER li, 1947. IMCM'I II N (IMS
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    NEW SET-UP FOR MALAYA WILL COME SOONER
    588 1 NEW SET-UP FOR MALAYA WILL COME SOONER Spore asks for it Official reply to call for (Sur mv Tribune Staff KPnortrr) r.,ii..r il^' N|V|<V% 1 Rln **PJ 1 f elected Legislative Councillors can force an eariiei cn«n?e In the prete nt ;-um oi M&!«»ya. Tl^ .urancr v Rive* by [he
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    TO DISCUSS S'PORE PLANS FOR ROYAL WEDDING
    92 1 TO DISCUSS S'PORE PLANS FOR ROYAL WEDDING Th llunlcipftl Ii tsl.lefit. .•..lllny a in-, i inj4 ■wffk iuli hwi iv -I i s i ii h n |)iiip'j aiitm. 1 foi i oU- rr,. i him;', nl li tn< i i;li?. Hi t«> I/- vi iMulip Mounl batten on Nov.
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    Bandit chief sent to Penang
    62 1 lp-.i, Sal Tno alleged leader he bund 1 gang which at tacked two ri .(.■.> on the Kltan tnUn Road on Wednesday v. is tak nto P^iang U day unci ..ir^nt; m Iftary escort. He was taken from Koala Kir tn an unknown dest'n h
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    Jailed for adultery
    39 1 il'iorn Our i K» n RaooHer) Kuali Lumpur, Sat, A Malay •ho Domini tied adultery with wife ol a rubber tapper, was y storday sentenced to >x incnthfi i, i a t the Sclansoi 1 A.s
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    Mind the mine
    34 1 fcl uc s. i>!. 13.— A 500- mine was towed In lo "jkesfc n< Harbour last night by b i .i posal Stea. Mil k.-pi 100 yards :nv y m inp
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    Sign of the times
    20 1 U>.,iMjy sopt. IS. .Tints wm a shov. win* low "H<-Hk JHjwneii thiw holes for six U.P.
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    FIRST COPRA SHIPMENT
    25 1 o rowo, s.-,,!. m. Th« iisi r l!in t "i r< from the Ph !lpikv ih«- i-nd of th wai has •'"•IV.,!
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    CRIEM DROPS IN AUGUST
    250 1 A general all -round decrease m crime m Sirgapore during August, as compared with the liEurcs during July, was disclosed m the erine round-up lor August us ftiven to the prestf by Assistant Commissioner CID, Mr. R. C. B. Wiltsliire. Tho only exceptior* aro CM thefts
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    Martin Behrman: $3-Million Claim
    203 1 NEW YORK, Sept. 13.— A lawsuit has been insti tilted by an American shipping company Claiming .v #> „084,2 ii from the nei Qovernment m respect of the aliened illegal seizure h* t Miirrh by the Dutch authorities m Cheribon, of the ship Martin Behrman, and
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    Stole hat at party
    45 1 LONDON, Sept. 13. Srrgeant Hugh Bradahaw, 18, ut the Suffolk Regiment, was sontencert to :m«> month*! imprlMMunent by the Bt. Rdmundfl magistrate (or stealitit; ;i trilby liat ;tt a farewell party at 8 local inn. ii w:is his drat affence.- Reuter
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    Cheaper food
    44 1 Moscow, B&pt. 13.— Cuts m the price of meat and other foods ranging from 15 to 30 per cent. were announced today by Tnss. the Sevlet official news agency, quoting a deer, c of the Presidium tin* Cnrp«:rativfS Centi.il t'< mm!ttee.- Reuter
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    Death for looters
    47 1 Singapore. Sept. 13. VicePresldeni Mohammed Hatta has ordered Mi** death penalty for those convicted of looting cr ill- treatment m Indonesia, on grounds that they are enemies c.{ the Republic, the Antara news agency reported n a dispatch monitored m Singapore by Unlted Press.
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    RAF to show teeth
    42 1 TOKIO, Sept. 13. Thft KAF will stage a display at Onamishiina, near Hiroshima, on Sept 23, to demonstrate the power of lighti r aircraft. iMlng modern weapons. Th. aircraft will attar!: gpeciQed target* *>n the island, savi Reuter
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    4,000 lepers free
    19 1 TOKIO, Bept. 13.— Tlu.v wre 4 .000 lepefs at lar^o m Japan, H wa.s n-vci»l«d tdday.
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    MINISTER'S DEATH
    17 1 CAIRO, Sept. 13.— Tahsin el A^kari, Iraqi Minister to E^ypt, died of heart attack today.
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    1,000 ask for new Sultan for Johore
    669 1 1,000 ask for new Sultan for Johore From Our Own Report o .rGHOIIK BAHRU. Sut. Ow 1.000 representatives \iriop« Malay aHsociations m Johoro, at i meeting; UU* ftftetnnon h> .lohore l^ahrn. thr- Kern hag a Kesatuan Melayu. Johore. n mandate to aproinf a Snltan. a Ifentri Hesar, find other mifllateri
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    3 more missing
    32 1 Drrlin, Sept. 13.— -Three more disappearances from the Soviet j 1 zone of Germany were reported j today making a total of 2n m the j pa.st few wcokH.
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    Lion's share
    34 1 Moscow, Sept. IS. Pravda to- day accused the United States of graining the lion's share of Japanese reparations. It said the U.S. J are demanding 50 per cent of the repa ration*.
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    253 new voters
    27 1 Ro^istra ion of voters i] Singapore topped all daily n cords on Friday, when 253 res; dents registered at the Post Offic contro alone.
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    Paris without cabs
    27 1 Paris. Sept. 13.— Paris wont without taxi-cabs today when cabbies went on strife m protest against a recent cut m their pet rol ration.
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    Champion defied doctor's orders, now stricken with infantile paralysis
    157 1 Champion defied doctor's orders, now stricken with infantile paralysis MONTE CARLO, Sept. 13.— British swimming circles t*uffcred a severe shook today when it was known Narcy Riach. 23-year-oid British swim miner chamoion from Scotland, was suffering frora ii -fantile paralysis. Dr. H- R P. Gibson, British physiciai) resident m Monte
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    51 YEARS IN THE ARMY
    90 1 ASHFOHD, Middlesex, Sept. 13. Major A. K. Langley, one of the oldest soldiers m the British Army is being demobilised on Monday, after 51 years' service* He enlisted as a sapper m the Royal Engineers when H>. served m the Boer War and went to
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    Dollars from heaven
    56 1 Shanghai, Sept. ;3— A carg > io banknotes jettisoned by an airplane pilot when his plare encountered engine trouble is still mostly missing, Lvntn! News Ageiiey reported from Kwe.iyang today. The p.lol tossed rut 450 cases -of newly -printed 10,000 dollar bills worth 48 billion ChUiMe dollars.
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    Singlets for all
    36 1 TOKJO. Sept. 13.— Five hundred million dozen singlets are 10 be exported by Japan. Also to be shipped aiv f>7B million yard* of textik-s, nnd 35 million pounds of cot; on yarn. U.P.
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    $41 million cut in Union spending recommended
    264 1 $41 million cut in Union spending recommended KUAI.A LUMPUR, Sat.— The Malayan Union Esti mates Revision Committee, m an interim report issued today, has recommended a reduction of $41,129,111 from expenditure m respect oi 1047. Oi this, $3,970,246 are absolute savings; $21,906,040 would r quire t.> be voted next year:
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    Lorry plunges into river
    60 1 h (ii. .in. Sussex, Sept. 13 Eighteen i i > pickers, returning from w rk mre n |un d when their lorry crashod 1 1 ir* ugh > i hri<!^»' and plunged Into the PUvei RotheT here last night, I One occupant, D nald Money, 15
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    17 now dead
    44 1 Belial., sept. IS. otii< -i! casualty list nf the explosion dtoaster aboard the liner B 1 Reina del Paclflco lias i h n to 17 knw-d, I tee missing and 32 injured Three men died m hospital during th nighi Reuter
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    Drunk at 79
    44 1 London. Sept. 1.".. Charged at Eastbourne today with beta] (frunk, 79-year-oUI Richard Tei saiii "1 inn having a i phea for my soth birthday on Sept ji" The magistraU dismissed tht cnse and advised. i)<m'i hay* a,i i more n henrsnls".
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    SNAIL WATCHERS
    27 1 London, Sept. 13. Th« Snail Watching Society of <;i»'at i{»iJ lain will be ctisbaitded .six-n, alter two year.s of existence, it was i learned today
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    CLERK FOUND A SKELETON
    101 2 The request on a skeleton of an unknown person found by a Chinese clerk employed at G.H.Q. FARELF, at Moulmein Road on Aug. 27, was yesterday adjourned by the Singapore Coroner until the medical report was produced. Part of the skeleton was discovered by the clerk,
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    Rouge find leads to court
    89 2 Rouge find leads to court Tan Bak Lim '37) Tan Bak B!ng <30) were yesterday ;n the Second Police Court charged with dishonestly retaining 71 bottltl of rouge worth $166 at a house m North Bride Road on Friday. They claimed trial to the charge and the case was postponed
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    "FIELD & SCREEN"
    56 2 "FIELD SCREEN" Published with the intention o! keeping Malayans In touch with sports and pastimes, with the emphasis on Ulms. "Field and Screen," which has just made its first, appearance is a well-illustrated magaz'ne. It deals comprehensively with films and the sports section includes articles on racing, badminton, wrestling, hockey,
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    200 BAGS OF RICE SEIZED
    92 2 (Sunday Tribune Reporter) Two hundred ba^s of white »Siam rice were seized by the Marine Police m Singapore waters last Friday and early yesterday morning. Tlv* Marine Polic patrol responsible for this seizure, Intercepted two lighters, ostensibly returning after unloading rice a( the rice pool.
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    MR. CHURCHILL
    15 2 Mr. W. F. N. Churchill, M.C.S., has fc^en unpointed Resident Commission or, Kelantan,
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    S'pore's "Forgotten Aged" Are Not So Forgotten
    1059 2 (Sunhy Tribune Staff Reporter) Every day, about eleven o'clock, a little green van with Sisters of the Poor painted m white letters, draws up at the back door of the Adclphi Hotel and two white-coifed figures can be seen stepping out of it.
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    Singapore To Hear Tribune Man's Waltzes
    112 2 "Kandyan Moon" and "Waltzing With You," which will be featured by Trevor Mac and his band on their opening night on Tuesday at the Mountbatten Club, have been composed by Mr. Oswald Henry of the staff of the Malaya Tribune." The numbers will be
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    RENT BOARD
    42 2 The following have been appointed to sit on the Singapore Rent Reconciliation Board: Messrs. S. M. Alkaff, S. S. Franklin, Chin Chye Fong. Cheong Hock Chye, R. M. Meyer, J. w. A. Newhoust, Ong Van Kcng and A. M. Alsagoff.
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    Kelantan's Kampong
    186 2 Kelantan 's Kampong (From Our Own Reporter) KUALA LUMPUR, Sept. 12. Ltttl is known by members of the public of the distressing conditions under which people are living m some of the remoter kampongs at the present time. This week-end some of the appalling conditions prevailing m certain parts of
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    "TB" Variety Show
    75 2 Invitations have been issued for a variety performance and dance at the Victoria Theatre and Memorial Hall on Sept. 22. In orde to assist the organisers to allot seating capacity, it will be appreciated by them, if those invite.i will reply promptly stating whether they are accepting.
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    Balestier FAA
    34 2 A special meeting of the Balestier Friendly Athletic Association will be held at No. 14, Norris Road on Sunday next Sept. 21 at 11 a.m. \o discuss the re-organisation, oi the Association.
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    FRESH 'BRIBE' CHARGES AGAINST CHINESE
    175 2 Tar Choon Keng. of Pulasaii Roa.!, who was already charged with offering Chiei Inspector .lames MacPherson of the Foo<l Control Inspectorate a bribe, appMtted again at the Second Police Cour'. yesterday when three further charges of abetting m the offering of bribes were made against
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    Appalling Conditions
    124 2 Fust move to assist these un-ioMi-nate poople was, clearly, tho prevision of food. The Social Welfare Department immediately orgarised aid and rushed a lorry lead of food. Wl^n Ihe lorry BJ*rived at Kedal Labok about 500 people assembled there and the Reliel Officer and the ADO, Kota Bahru.
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    Our Aid To Britain: Petrol Rations Are Cut
    286 3 (Sun Jay Tribune StafT Reporter) th n,\/\i elTort lo h(ii l J u>( United Kingdom "trough the pi -sent economic ertste, the Governments pi B«ngapore and the Malayan Union have decided to Impoaesulwtantial cuts m petrol rations. 1 nun Oct. I, |Mtiol
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    Polio hits new peak in Britain
    39 3 t nVDON r Sept- 12 V e *fL < i m Britain during the ffmdir.K •>"• Ste of last y. w.. UisJ^in official li niMi.sh',■2* notiflcat on >ho jSpit r<?cord€d ii this year's •Jars Reuter
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    'Big 4' draw lots tomorrow
    21 3 'Big 4' draw lots tomorrow foi Hi- •ii Ml iildit Hiii <.! i fJtarf. the rtiipa vi«- n..- I Cni-i.i and H
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    Typhoon threat
    36 3 A tropical Japan, <].■ by weathei officials us t h 10ft this season, is expected Uj the Honshu <•< ast tomorrow A9O nph wind v .1 bin* n crntrc at 1 I 1* ittti i-day. U.P.
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    V-2 sites
    26 3 OTTAWA. Sep i;: Canadidefenc< an horn leg vvUl >fin a survey of the north bcrty foi I K possible estDriiuneni <ji V-2 rork( t
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    MUSLIMS WANT MAG BANNED IN SINGAPORE
    137 3 T\n- aii Malayan Muslim Mia Rionary Society hai r,» nt i protrat lo the Colonial Secretary, Singa pore regarding an article m the magazine i. »ndon Uf< i«.i Tli article \r <-.jf»i loiuhl, \i«ii l»h 'i if i m f ;ni<! i>«voti'.i Wife >'i
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    Stole golf balls and camera
    88 3 Stole golf balls and camera Ch£w Wy M:ng. a 20- year-old Hyiam appeared before the Fourth Police Magistrate yesterday on a charge o' theit of one wristwatch, 18 goli balls and one cam; rii at K.nhoss Mess. Nassim Re ad, the property of Major Le Fen vie. The accused was
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    Admit they stole rice
    107 3 Tilree Malays, Abdullah bin Ylisopc (22), Lajak bin Salak (45i and I-riiu.il bin Hassan <20> pleaded guilty before the Fourth Police Magistrate, Mr r s. de Bansie yesterday to a charge of theft of 55, 8U and :^o katu-s ot /rice, respectively, from S.&\ Maniin4- between
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    Told: keep door open
    46 3 London, Sept. 13.- Britain has advised Iran to k op her door open for discussion with Russia r»n ii»r northern cfil resources, it the [raoiati parliament rejects ih« present Bovi< t demands, Poi Pign Office si* kesmati said Unlay, reix rt? U.P.
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    200 break jail, dash with Burma police
    128 3 200 break jail, dash with Burma police Rangoon, Sept. 13.- -Two hundred convicts iii the Irrawaddy Delta broke prison and escaped, bur later tkishcd with the police and a '.striking force" was sent out to capture them. m the light, 28 uf the Burm c c prisoners were shot dead
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    AUSTRALIA TO REDUCE GOLD TAX
    159 3 AUSTRALIA TO REDUCE GOLD TAX Sydney. Sept. 13. It is under j stood ihat an easing of the gold lax o- 17 7 an ounce is contem- plated. Tii us tax vv-a- Imposed by the 1 Federal Government m the early stages i)t the war. The Govern- merit la now
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    PEACE in DELHI
    113 3 New Delhi, S< pt. 13.— 01 d DUhi quietened down today alter ten days of communal disturbances, and spent a peaceful nigh: as troops and police enforced the curlew, which was relaxed m certain localities. Troops and police found over 2,000 roiffiOS of ammunition, rifles, knives and
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    NO EFFECT ON CHINA
    51 3 PEIPING. Sept. 12.- Dr Edward A. A^kerman, Natural Resources e\|»<rl of SCAP at Tokio, at lived here on a tour to consult Chilwse specialists on China's food un<l raw materials production, laid he did not believe revive. I .Japan h;ts an immediate effect on China's industry.
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    Bar Refused To Serve Coloured Men
    156 3 LONDON, ißh Ait Ma,li /,>« Mr A i. ti,,.i, RAI pilot -officer, walked mio Messrs bevy and Franl a,,,,,** Rhaftesbury-avenue, London, W. with << friend, they urderrrti t><<, halves of imhl air },ut they never had tin,,, For Mr. Hyde comes from Freetown, Sierra
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    MALAYA GETS SEAT AT S'HAI TRADE TALKS
    90 3 SHANGHAI, Sept. U.-Somn itu delegates representing oversea* -including Malaya and the Philippines provincial and municipal Chinese chambers of commerce and trade organisations are expected to attend a three-day national foreign trade convention opening here on Monday under the auspices of China National Federation
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    Time-limit for banquets
    54 3 Time-limit for banquets Shanghai, Sept. 13.— The city. "austerity" movement has b<-en extended to time-saving. With the Bureau of Social Affairs proposing a limit on banquets to two hours regardless of whet her there is a long-winded after dinner .speaker. The proposed measure would require that dinner parties start punctually
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    BRITISH MISSION TO QUIT HUNGARY
    44 3 Budapest. Sept 13.— The Br tish military miss. on m Hungary will close on Monday. This WU regarded here as a British movr to Implement her decision to have the country immediately upon ratification of Hungary's peace treaty.- Reuter
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    A WOMAN PEEPS AT SINGAPORE
    3609 4  -  VERA ARDMORE -bu- R.A.F. Wedding Sir George Puic, bride away at St An- cdi l when Flight Officer Margery McGhee became wile o! Squadron Leader Wing Commander Dun icted as bestman, whilst ion dc Boer was matron I ur the bridesmaid bemg Miss vSm. Pat
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    The Sunday Tribune Micawber Economy
    394 6 The Sunday Tribune Micawber Economy London Agents: M-'ssrs Colin Turner Ltd., Talbot House, .08. St. Martin's Lane, SfXZJL SEPTEMBER U, 19 17 Very few rubber plantations m Malaya are today paying their way if they arc dependent upon cvi rent prices. A number are b> nefHting from forward con tracts
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    RE-AMASSING AN EMPIRE'S WEALTH
    934 6  -  Work U the key to the re-establishment of Britain's greatness as a leader m Wofld .ill. his. A correspondent of the Tribune recently asserted that Great Britain is still Great, despite the trials and tribulations of the hour I would say that Britain is great potentially
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    UNDER the COUNTER
    451 6  - UNDER the COUNTER NOEL WHITCOMB Lcndon, (by air mail).— As the musicians arrive for the Promenade Concerts at the Albert Hall these evenings, you can hear them asking each other, 'Seen Tiddleywinks?" Thr Trombone asks the Oboe. Lhe Fiddles inquire sadly ironi the Woodwind, Kveryone is very put out. Tiddleywinks
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    Brothers, 5 & 7, write a radio Thriller
    179 6 Brothers, 5 7, write a radio Thriller T^ontlon. (by air mail). -A threeact radio thriller, written by Keith Ross. 7, and his brother Julian, 5 of Ballymoney, Co. Antrim, was brofrdcaflt by the B.D.C. from Bel fast on Sept. 4. The play called "The Kidnap," tell.s of a girl who
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    NO TAX PROBLEMS THERE!
    141 6 SYDNEY No income tax, property tax, or housing problem! Food plentiful and cheap. Eternal spring, and soit sea breez Those are attributes of scenic, flowering Norfolk Island, says the Naticnal Geographic Society Leaf than 1,000 people dwell on the sub-tropical isle. Quintal, Christian, Nobbs, and Buttet
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    MELLOWED FEELING
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    137 6 London (by air mail).-Pefc. cillin is not a m.racuious nl stance, the least quantity o! wnlch would cure all m», Bft Alexander Fleming, the man nh discovered it, told th e British hisociatlon at Dundee. Sir Alexander said that used properly, penicillin give! mnrkablo results, but misufc
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    584 8 London. The great Tommy Lawton transfer explosion which shook all Soccerdom, including Mr. William Birrell, the Chelsea manager, also detonated a series of sensational suggestions. They touched off a whispering campaign alleging further domestic unrest among the subjects of the
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    127 9 1 Bit tin tint' Mrtrn-Gold irjtn Mayer** "The H»ck- t .s'rrt" rufs up production* 1 1 Clark Gable is likely to he Hi*' moet-kiwaed mam m V i Hollywood. J For his op'tvnf/ teeN6 m thf* film Gable had to kin* I Ci>nmt G>l'hr>si. v.hn port- raus <t
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    66 9 toon has gone i i ting. Under the lutelag < i Johnny Indriiano, raner ranking box**r and now a referee, Rooney began k uts with spectators barred, for his boxing role m fcfft, r I [a] r'B *KilU r M( Coy." A special gymnaatum haa bee*) r In
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