Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 21 September 1947

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    35 1 B y THE PEOPLE FOR THE PEOPLE /VIAUYA'S NATIONAL NEWSPAPER The Sunday Tribune Nllt simultaneously mi n Blaffft^ire Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh Pcnang. 'Phone 581! (Three Lines) twki.vi: PACitvi SINGAPORE, _s:-;i jr tK.\!i:;.:K"^i,""i947. PRICK TEN CENTS
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    All in a day's life of Baby David (day-old)
    160 1 ()t,t ■tht.i-oiit Ktihu Dai I Pah nit r hid an •> tda << hv U -dap. WlLhin 2» hours of hifl bii Lh, i. i Travelled ptam from lir rim i<> Craydon; g--Jour7i( >>' 1 ..i <n, aihhulfMft from Cnr)i<Um /<-
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    Omen of disaster
    57 1 London, sept,. While beak floods, arc .sending hundreds ..t thou•tnda hornoJess m TokJo and New Orlra»8, many European countrK-s *rf' Alll sufi»rin^ from draught,. Ti. iiutr Dtmube 1 at Ita lowifll m* m f>o yean Thr **Famln« Bock" rrputo o-t»«Mi 01 dtfnutcr v\o. s vUil.lo imtluUln for
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    COFFIN HAS PRIORITY
    27 1 W3UIN. Si-j.t. 20;— The "Deroninri*n* iT|.i.ned from Hamburg tudn> 'nat one-iifiu oi th« lumber pro'duc(d m th<> AncUKAmericnn r/vno f^s into roffin maniifactui < U.P.
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    CHOLERA OUTBREAK
    23 1 KARACHI. s. .t. 20:--A cholera "i-Urak was imported aboard a JMj which arrived m Ksrechl last from D.lhi with 1.300 aboard.
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    TRUMAN BACK
    20 1 WASHINGTON. S*Tt. 20; PresiJ«?nt Trin an itturnad to Whito Hour* Parly tods..\ after bi« 20-day trij, v. Bmril.
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    La Guardia Dead
    26 1 NITSV YORK, Sopt 20:— Mr. Floreill L.i CfUj.rdia, for 12 years Mayor of Now York mid :i former UNRKA Chief. di.';i toduv^- lli-uti-i'
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    6d-a-mile by air
    18 1 LONDON, Bept 20: -A tix-peoce-A-inllf air l.ixi lervlDt ttown oy KAi*' pilots, M'-aji m Herdord.
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    TO SHOW US BRITON'S RATION
    34 1 London Sept. 20: iwrs. Eli en Pal Lor, returning to her grocery shop m Philadelphia alVr visiting Britain.. v.-i!l exhibit week*.- British ration for one person [a her shop.
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    AIR HOSTESSES
    22 1 London, Seq>t. 20: B«T«f»l W.A. A. P. stewards art* to b<- appointed as oir hootesses m the U.A.F. Transport Ccmmand.
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    SOLDIER PUBLICLY FLOGGED
    140 1 SHANGHAI. Kept. :n .4 Chinese private attached to landnf) party guarding naval installation* m Shanghai imu publicly W>nq<<l n the street last ni< t ht 1,; the l-H'nl Chines* militant mtkorttica for attempting to form hi* vunj tote t thratro. y s th latest mtusurf m th*l
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    'Calf with wings' in Singapore: the truth
    231 1 'Calf with wings' in Singapore: the truth (Summit Tribune Reporter/ A freak growth on a new-born calf has given rise to widespread talk that a calf has been born with a pair of wings m Singapore. The growth, on top of th»? cairs bar.c bVlow the huni[ and about the
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    TWO DISASTERS
    171 1 \I- HU RRICAKE LEAVES PORT IN SHAMBLES New Orleans, Louisiana, Rept. 10, Nt v Orleans, mm i <*/ th< world?* busiest ports, unit nearby coastal towns were desolate today after thf passing of the hurricam J Wh rh. m tkrtH Jan* ht; sf/rt-itd destruction ucru •< L hundred*
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    2-FLOODS SEND 500,000 JAPS FLEEING
    136 1 2- FLOODS SEND 500,000 JAPS FLEEING Tokto, Sept. to Ox t h.iij h mtiitun of Tukio'x inhabitants hair evacuated their hinnts n.v floods, Which hu>;< k been threatening t)t*- citu for t/i* poal /#*ir liens, broke through the embankments I *nrly this morni:ii, umi tteept thousands 0/ honaea befcm them.
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    GOVT. SERVANTS HINT 'GO SLOW' POLICY
    283 1 GOVT. SERVANTS HINT 'GO SLOW' POLICY INCREASED ALLOWANCES DEMANDED Memorandum To Be Submitted This Week nAWDtiM. < s ">»diy Tribune SUIT Itruorter) rXAKHNMKNT S m™^^^ 1115 HIKTING A SLOW- POUC\ IF 1 o ,Vv v iViv ST L N IU! SINCi TO THEIH II IG II i Ol UVfNG ALLOWANCES
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    REMOVALS —BY AIR
    89 1 Croydon, tfcftt ;v>. An air j fujniittf VtmowA service has been started bit </ Croydon firm, Ehlutts. Titeij Off €9 io take //< itsfhutti f tumt m t to any part "i th( \oorld Theft taut booked a fleet 0/ Dakotas <tn<i the load they cati foi
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    Mr. Stimson, 80, thinks new war is unlikely
    246 1 Mr. Stimson, 80, thinks new war is unlikely WASHINGTON, Sept. 20. A warning to America against attempting a "cheap solution" of Europe's economic crisis, and a 1 reassurance that tie did not expeer the Russians U make war. 1 wew given today >y Mr. Henry L Stlm** r United States
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    PERFORMS JACK KNIFE-AT 80
    44 1 PARIS, Sopt. 20: Mrs. Jaoquee Treil. 80. leisurely suani fteTOM the &em*.. River and back aj^ain ami then performed the Jack-knife <iiv for B crowd ot s|)e< tators who wltne«Ke<i Iht lirst demonstration i attrr learnln£ to a swim U.P.
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    RAF "AT HOME"
    36 1 LONDON. .S>i.t. 20 Som<« 70 Royal Air Force itatiooa throughout Britain wen "a; borne" to the pub--1 lie tc^ciii to mark ih? ima! j.hu-«» of th»> Battle ot Brtta!n week relebim- tion.s. Reuter
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    WOLF IN DOG'S CLOTHING
    84 1 I COPENHAGEN, Bcpt 20. A crate from abroad cortaining an AUatian dop recently arrived at the customs ultire hen without an address label. Kindly customs officials tri«' animal water and food and put a string around his i neck and walked him into the haJl. They
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    Veto Row: World Awaits Britain's Decision
    284 1 Flush ill I .i/k/i/i/V:, \t ir Ywh, s>i',. lit Observers hen belter rt fni/mi that Britmin kcld tin l;» i to ih* sm-rt s a) failure r»f //;<■ rni'r,i State* ;>/>/>..•>.// for ritrhir,'/ th* MM 0/ IH fo, OUtlhtSd >>\i Mr. ti'urii' MmsJttiL th
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    $4-million soap factory or Malaya planned
    322 1 $4-million soap factory or Malaya planned (Sunday Ti:bune Staff Report r) A hig h I y- mechanised four-million-dollar factory, modern m every respect, and capable of turning out j high-grade soap aiul edible oils has been envisaged by Lever Bros and Tnilever Ltd., manufacturers of Lux soap, for their first
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    To return to workto decide whether to join new strike
    74 1 Kuala Lumpur. £Nt -Labourera employed m the Strtul Railway workshops who have been on strike sine* Aug. 23 tod ay deciiled to rest: me work tomorrow m order to facilitate the OouncU'f move by hallo* on the question wtiether to
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    VOTING – NOT COMPULSORY
    36 1 VOTING NOT COMPULSORY The public should understand that the fact of registering themselves as voters for the Singapore elections m no way compHs them to use that vote, should they so deride during the Election Campaign.
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    REGISTRATION ENDS FRIDAY
    18 1 It is officially confirmed that the closing date for Electoral Registration is Friday, September 2t>.
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    RURAL CELEBRATION OF ROYAL WEDDING
    39 1 Committees representing villi i throughout tho Island will hoM a meeting at the Land Office on Tuesday to dICCUIM "ways and ueuis for rural celebrations*' m oonnection wi'lth the wedding of H.lc.H. l*rlnr»».s.s Elizabeth
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    LUCKY *****4
    14 1 No. *****4 won one of the prizes m jrest^rday's [poh Bir Swoop.
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    He's their hero
    53 1 CAIRO, Sept. 20:—- Crowds tried to carry Egypt* Premier, Nokrashy Pasha, shoulder hi*h when h»> arrived lark at Cairo airport today from Mm York v.h< r«- lu> had presented Egypt's cas«- agmiast BriUU) t(> th« 6<'curity Coun.il. Band' i-layovi -.ad thousands of OOTwrftuitui ■appottem turned out to
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    Lightning blow
    18 1 Lond.,n, S~pt. 20: Lightning baustd 110.000 damujce wiitn it itniCk tli^ |M main at WHlton. Esst-v
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    NO OYSTER FEAST
    23 1 London, Bept 20: -The oy..t« r season opened at Colchester with i.n "austerity" nrcmoiiy Ui*U*ud f.i" tha tr.-uiltlot.al tt-.isfc.- Reuter
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    Bandits Surprise "Mah Jong" Party: $2,000 Haul
    317 2 (Tribune Crime Reporter Engrossed m a g^me ot Maw jonf m an office on the first floo. of a building m New Bridge Road several Java-Chinese business men. newly-arrived m Singapore, wei surprised and n i.bed by fom Chinese l^uunefti u.'Zd p.m. on
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    Sole Survivor Says He Was Made To Walk The Plank
    809 2 Sole Survivor Says He Was Made To Walk The Plank PIRACY CASE INQUIRY PENANG, Sat. Chuah Ah Ts ik. the sole survivor of the alleged piracy off Pulau Paya gave evidence yesterday m tbe CoPtinued preliminary inquiry held m the Third Court before Mr. J. P. BlackUdge. At the close
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    Robinson & Co.'s $1,015,649
    81 2 Robinson Co.'s $1,015,649 Robinson and Co., Ltd.. wellknown Singaporo and Kuala Lumpur stores, earned R net profit .luring the year ended Juno 30, 1917, of $1,015,649 after charging rehabilitation cxpenditiv o, directora 1 fees and depreciation and all operating expenses. Aft.^r deducting the debit i balance brought m. it is
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    On hand-grenade charge
    68 2 Two Tamil Hindus. Manian and Sretdharan, appeared before the Soventh Police Magistrate, Mr. Eric de Banzier, yesterday, tbr former facing a tentative charge of unlawful possession of 23 handgrenades and the latter on a charge abetting the offence, at 12] mile Sembawang Road on Sept 10 at
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    YOUNG SIKH WINS APPEAL AGAINSTEX TORTION SENTENCE
    314 2 (From Our Own Reporter) i IPOH. A yours Sikh Darned Arjan Singh who argued two of his appeals against a Perak Assize Court conviction* and sent er.ee of four and two years prison sentences respectively, v/as successful m regard to his second appeal,
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    Charity Film Show
    172 2 <Mindav Tribune Stafl Report* n Tli r British psychulov.M thriller "Thunder Rock" starring Michael Redgrave, .Tarn« Mason and Lilli Palmer will have its first Singapore screenir£ as a charity performance i* aid of the Good Shepherd Coi vent Building Fund. It will be screened through the courtesy
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    Gneisenau Wreck
    67 2 Copenhagen, Sept. 19.— Rus 'Sian guards were reported here today to have left the wreck oi th 18,000 ton former German liner Gneisenau and to have released the Danish salvage Crew. The Danish Forelfc Ilialstry y<^t'ifiuv applied to the Soviet military mission m Berlin for the release ol
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      Unusual Feature for Malaya Tribune
      125 2 T* 1 "Sf«i v ru i'- mi' unusual kind o/ f< afnr« S ;/.>(/* HoUytoood, b* tfins m Malaya Tribum <»n Wednesday, Hi pt. >'„ This <(n>!if feature tcill I l-ri}\«/ i/'<M cloSi r to WWfl- ridiirii pi rsonality <>f < I of your fain
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    $43,000 "No-Cure-No-Pay" Contract
    86 2 (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) Goveirment has approved a $43,000 "no cure no pay" contract on behalf of the Marine Department for the clearing of wrecks m the harbour. Thore are five additioi a* wrecks, all navigational obstructions and three of which are m the alighting area for
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    Khee Fatt School Compensation
    115 2 Compensation for tlio iicquis^Lion of the Khoe Fatf school tor Ike purpose of extending the Central Telephone Exchange, wai diatusscd ai the Collector's Inquiry beM at the. Office of the Commi: of Lands yesterday. The Aiding Collector of Land Revenue, Mr. R. c. Hoffman, presided at
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    BROOKE SUSPENDS LIBEL SUIT
    44 2 BROOKE SUSPENDS LIBEL SUIT Mi Anthony his lib. i noth the Court ol Km-hlng permission I »JJn the SarH „m t £***li ti v m •rtV** nesd ll w wn. m iliscontinuin ***** I tO horK J* -2! n h«trurtu* ni^paif«d „,'rZ! of i
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    MORE GOLD SALES
    58 2 LONDON. Sept. 19. jfc Char.cellcr of the Excheqw Dr. Hugh Da'ton, told a rZI cor fere nco today tha; Bntias would .sell more of her soldi* serves and poss bly might bnv more dollars from the International Monetary Furul and v mil rod that such action mi*
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    WAL A.D.C. FOR O.A.G.
    32 3 Administering the Lpg| has ))»'en pleased to Lieut. Ctndr, Eklward >, D.S.C.. Royal Navy, to honorary Aide-de-Camp to hjeßency m place of Lieut. I L W. Moss. Royal Navy.
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    BIG CHINESE WEDDING
    180 3 Miss Elsie Chia Cheng Luan, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chia Yee Son of Singapore was yesterday married to Mr. Lim ffenk Wie, younger son of Mr. and Mrs. Lim Eug Tjin of Batavia. Tht> ceremony took place at the Straits Chinese Methodist Church, Kampong Kapor,
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    Batavia Chinese Consul Here Condemns Indonesian Atrocities
    481 3 Batavia Chinese Consul Here Condemns Indonesian Atrocities (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) the c iiin L. h a ""f ln Java under Dulch occupation, .Cms. have formed the P«, Ann Tui or self-pro- I l i' Ote( t thtm «'lves from marauders houses M• VY P^ff Ut 1 m P«U«Bing Chinese
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    Jap To Stand Trial On Robbery Charge
    222 3 Jap To Stand Trial On Robbery Charge Jarami Jiro of ih<* J.S.P. Camp, Delt.i Road, was yesterday committ(*<J to stand trial at the next Singapore Assizes on a char&«- of robbery of goods and cash amounting to about $460 belonging to thie«! Chinese on Jum 1. In his evidence, Y«*o
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    $30,000 Collected from 'Guakang' Show
    322 3 $30,000 Collected from 'G uakang' Show UnrfP, undav Tr ibune Staff Reno, ter) Chinese opon'tiT oh ,Tv C 0 n"'f nity BtagW a m^"* Several diatliiguiahed quests were prejiont beetle the leaders of the leochew community and officiaia of the Associations. His Ex--2 f nCf the Governor-General of Malaya, the
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    VYSHINSKY'S "WAR" SPEECH CONDEMNED
    154 3 VYSHINSKY'S "WAR" SPEECH CONDEMNED LONDON, Sept. 20.— T h c speech by Andrei Vyshinsky, the Russian Deputy Foreign Minister, at the Generul Assembly of the United Nation* on Thursday was fiercely critici;sd by several sections of today's British Press. The Influential London Times .said that the speech was "barren of
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    SWITCH OFF THOSE LIGHTS!
    90 3 The following districts art* wanted that should the public response to the appeal to reduce their use of electricity not be satisfactory, electricity will be cut off from C> 10 p.m., or for any part of that period. D C area bounded by Stanley Stteet, Telllk
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    Express Runs Red Gauntlet
    63 3 PEIPJNG. Sept. 20 The Mukden Kxpresa linking north China an<l Manchuria ran the gauntlet of i t'surgent Communist forces above the Great Wall pass of Shanhaikuan yesterday. Travelling only by day the twoway train continued rolling through Hincheng and Sukhung stations whose Nationalist garrisons wore shielding
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    MAGISTRATE'S "IF MY BOAT CAPSIZED..."
    175 3 In sending a 34-year-old Hokien wood cutter to rigorous -mpiisonment for six weeks, Mr. F. Bernard Oehlers, at the Third Magistrate's Court yesterday remarked. 'If my boat capsized I should dry myself m th* san and not twenty feet underground The wood cutter, Ho Hcng
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    S'pore Artist To Study In US
    122 3 (Sunday Tribume Reporter) Mr. Chan Peng Yin. F.R.S.A. (London), well-known local Chinese artist and advertising man. ia leaving for the United States tomorrow to study commerce and Public Relations work at the Lincoln University, San. Francisco. Mr. Chan is taking with him his collection
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    STOLE RICE, FINED $220
    86 3 Nine Chinese women labourers were yesterday produced before the Third Magistrate Mr. F. Bf r nard Oehlers on charges Of criminal misappropriation of 54 katties of rice. They were arrested by A. P.O. James Mac Donald behind a godown at the docks on Friday. Bight were
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    28 3 ROME, Sept. 19.— The Italian government tonight protested that Italy was being greatly injured abroad by reports of the turbulent internal situation. The government termed reports "alarmist." U.P.
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    robbers gag watchman, loot s'pore godown
    276 3 (Sunday Tribune Reporter) I}ae .biggest godown robbery since the "lorry curfew" was enforced m Singapore, was successfully executed by a gang of (ight Chinese who used a lorry t(j spirit away 39 cases of tinned oats and milk worth $1,202, just before dawn on
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    3-Storey Clubhouse & Swimming Pool For Singapore Clerks
    114 3 3-Storey Clubhouse Swimming Pool For Singapore Clerks (Sunday Tribune StaiT Reporter) Plans for a modern three-storied building for the recreation of the hundreds of members of the Siflga pore Administrative and Clerical Worker's Union h been already drawn up, the Tribune learnt yesterd; The proposed building is expected to be
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    A WOMAN PEEPS AT SINGAPORE
    3718 4  - A WOMAN PEEPS AT SINGAPORE VERA ARDMORE -Ol|- Services Wedding A very interest! ng wedding place at Sf Andrew's Cathi dr; l when S/Commandei Aurej. Janet Archdeckne Borrett, A.T.S. married to Major Owen C Weeks, It. A. The officiating Clergyma/i was the Hey. J. W. Steele Chaplain General to the
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    The Sunday Tribune China's Ordeal
    350 6 The Sunday Tribune China's Ordeal London Ag*Btg? M'flMl C'oliP 'l'urn«r LM«, Tulbor Hou^e, 98, St. Martin's Lane, W.C.2 SEPTEMBER 21, 1947. Lt.-Gen. A. C. Wedemeyer is the last of America's fact finding envoys to leave China without apparently having found out very much more than can be expressed m a
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    THE GARDEN OF THE EAST
    934 6  - THE GARDEN OF THE EAST W. A. HARPUR The tide of war has receded, leaving PENANG by To revUit I'enanL' aft^r an in!"•---val cf more th-m six jvrus y< ra during which ih<- destructive Mry oi Urn Pacific w;tr expended itjsif i.s to step backwards m time fa* nlmost as
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    A Week-End Phantasy
    505 6 A Week- End Phantasy EDITOR: "The Public is waitm« for the story of the year How Singapore is governed OURSELVES: Yes, Sir EDITOR: Behind the facade of the Government Gazette notification, the Public Relations release pulsates a mighty organisation' :in aggregation of human endeavour, a co-ordinated effort towards achievement. That
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    AIR WAR ON MALARIA
    125 6 Experimentl were recently carried out at Point Cook (Victoria) by Royal Australian Air Force Performance Unit m the use of anti-malarial spraying. A Dakota carrying a mixture of DD? and diesel fuel oil carried out a tesi over Port Phillip Bay as a preliminary to the
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    1219 6 "Mummy" Who Escapd From Devil's Isle In the peace O f the well-ordered English countryside, on the eve of B trip to Africa, I received a book pom New York. It was entitled 'Dry Guillotine." Jnside it was a photograph Inscribed to me. As I stared at it I saw
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    951 7 Reports By Radio From World Capitals The Unil< <l Pr< ss radio rcrrhrr and transmitter housed m a garai\r. m Orange Road, Singapore, linkin<f Singapore l>u radio with other world capital*. Similar receiving and transmitting "station*?* exist m Kuala L)n),p)tr and Penang, and a
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    79 7 Husband names his brother as "other man" London (By Air Mail) Damages of £150 wmt awarded to n husband who named his brother as "the other man" In his divorco case at Liverpool. Judgo Bur-is, uivins the hutb^nd. Arnold Cec!l Wright, of Green lan^, Liverpool, the damages and a decree
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    207 8 LONDON. ißy Air Mail) Recording an open verdict" recovered from the ThMju* jtt SEN* 1 bridge, said there was insufficient evidercc to prove suic.de, and no evidence to s>how now. when or where the girl entered the water. Mrs Constance Elizabeth Rose Pirn, the mother,
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    106 8 LONDON <By Air Mail). While a guest at a r.udist hydro near Dartmouth, 34-year-old Leonard Frank Proctor, a clerk, of School House-road, Reading, walked naked for a~h hour about Ihe village of Blackawton, and, it was alleged, spoke to two women. The result was that the
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    261 8 Pose As Woman To Lure Child To Flat London. (By Air Mail) Scot- land Yard officers, led by Div.- det.-insp. Edmonds, are hunting I for a man who. dressed as a wo- I man. criminally assaulted a little girl m a flat m Chapham. Lon- I don. S.W. When Insp.
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    32 8 The Singapore Municipal Labour Unions Federation ITM registered under the Trade Unions Ordinance, 1940, undi-r Section 10, on tho 10th day of September. 1947, and its registration number is 154/47.
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    275 9 Judy Gari^nd may hop- her taoy daughter Liza, will grow •p tn become an actress, but thy nj things look now shr\ uu-< interested n becoming a film At hast that's the way it appeired on the set ul "The Piraf' ften Judy brought L
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    Idol Of Millions Was A "Natural" Find
    467 9  - Idol Of Millions Was A "Natural" Find JAMES ARTHUR by Ii: The Human Comedy,' Butch Jenkins -put Hollywood completely under his .spf 11 witi his ftrst role. Today, lour years and eight pictures later, the t< wheaded ladd.e rat_s as one oi t 1 c foremost boy act'Jrs. Butch, whose
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    154 9 SAY IT WITH MUSIC Ho'iev Cnrvnichael. tiio man v l i <•■ -„v. "StaiMusl" "RiiUorMi'k siv" an.i countleai othei >!u- hi's and who la now plavfi*; i- of fh« ton rn|o'« m RKO tadlo'a "Memory of Love h:*s •n«- of the rnos* »inusnal houaei m he exclusive Folmby
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    652 9 vVhen Samuel Goldwyn Rnnouncet! that the title of ins new rko Radio release, previously known ai "Glory For Me". \v>s Changed t<» 'The Best Ye: j is Of OUT L'ves". the stiidio immo-li.itpiy brok^j out into a rash *>f renr-ii scenes With th°
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    97 9 rjdgfti Bergen piann'ng .«n. ovo»f-e'»H VMcation v.Miie'i will cr.i--bin-« pleasure wi^ii p?-ofit U^r^nn. who is currently acting »n George Stevens' production «>f "I Remember Mam i", la preparing to visit Sweden, wliere h?» pmrenta were bom, f"i tjv ii-.\ i Umt t n<»» 1035. He wjii take Charlie
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    318 9 Twentieth century progrtmtvenean played an Import. «m< i»r| In ■otving the almost superhuman proMenui Involved >n ntmino the yi^nntir outdoor aoenea depicted In Panunount'i lavish technii c]' i r drama, "California. Thr tiini coming October i 'o t>i*» Capitol, Theatre, Btngapor^, starj Kay Miiinnd, Barbara
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    TOUGH GUY
    144 9 Dick Powell .is taking rftrling i«»s«)'Ti m prcp'vration for his first real Vv'os' orn picture Hitherto tho actor's !»c^»t»ip lunce with equmes was limited to i. mule ho used to ride while Irs father cultivated a garden back horns m Arkansas The mule pulla cultivator and carried yo»inif
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    41 9 Fi r th Rrs| time m ten y».-ars. the Morgan brothers, Frank and Ralph, are 'working m plctui-e^ ai i m 6 Btutflo. Frank i-i "On n l >olph n Street," and RMp'.i [i "Song Of The Thin Man."
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    406 10  -  HERMAN RAPPA Sunday fistic notes by Abayan should make a first-class coach Unless new talent is developed, professional boxing m Singapore, the Malayan Union and Penang threatens to fade away. The reason, at least where Singapore is concerned, is because of an
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    82 10 LONDON. Sept. 20— Dolores Grey, star of the London, show "Annie Get Your Gun,'' has become part-owner of a racehorse called "Annin Get Your Gun," a two-year-old filly which is entered for next years Oaks. Miss Dolores said she saw the name m a racing hard
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    70 10 BALTIMORE. Sept. 19— Police hunted for six of the meanest thugs m town today a band of negro hoodlums who beat up a crippled magazine salesman und threw away his crutch. The victim, is 21 -year-old Edward Nichoels m critical condition at Mercy Hospital. He told the
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    129 10 Crocodiles Attack Ganges Refugees BOMBAY. Sept. 20.— Gmnt crocodiles attacked an evacuation boat as it battled the turbulent flood waters of the Ganges and the Jumna rivers today, causing the deaths of 84 persons aboard. The only survivor was an ou\ woman, who clun« to a floating corpse until an
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    39 10 LONDON, Sept. 20.— Guardsmen from Wellington barrack. 1 took lurries to Smithneld market today when a strike of lony drivers, which begarn yesterday and threatening delivery ol meat to London shops, was coutinueri. Reuter
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    392 10 New York, Sept. 20.— Mr. Florello LaGuardia. who died at his home m Riverdale. New York, early today, was the man who "cleaned up" New York m his record 12-year term as Mayor. He lived perpetually at high pressure. New Yorkers
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