Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 28 September 1947

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    36 1 THE PEOPLE _TO^ THE PEOPLE s national newspaper The Sunday Tribune printed staMMMeoMl, hi Sln*aP«r* Kuala liuipur, Ipoh a Pcnang. 'Phone 58 i I ("Three Lines) \*tifift" r V*<'* > SINGAPORE, SEPTEMBER 28, 1947."" PRICE TEN CENTS
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    ARMED MOB INVADE A SINGAPORE FACTORY
    750 1 Riot Squad Summoned Threatening Situation Ends Without Untoward Incident A mob of fifty >r sixty-most of thorn armed, some with Uthai weapons invaded the premises lit Heap Hj| ru ])t r iactorv a|dlwn yesterday. No ftisturbanco, ii(.;'.tN.i. took utoce, and the men irithdrew be
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    40 Pirates Swoop On Tongkang
    155 1 iSiind,'i> Tribune Stafl Report i A daring pira< y wh eh I place m the S Malacca fcvi irtnijht v a!ed :ai ay Ti»e victims ;>-,.u-> ribbed C f t n TSSn and 8u kati > Wf way bel Malacca and < n :n Sumat
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    AMERICA'S PLANS FOR WAR
    533 1 AMERICA'S PLANS FOR WAR (hi this prac-fvl Sunday ltutininn irhiU you enjoy your kipper iiou may rarr to reflect on If,*, hiti si enh!" MetOl conI Washington, Sept. 27. The United Btatei is spending hundredl Of millions of dollar* m pieparstkm for possible war m three mv "dimensions" the dimen■lora
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    A CABINET RESHUFFLE
    91 1 LONDON, Sept. 27. The Prime Minister, Mr. Clement Attloo, will announce a wholesale reshuffle of his Labour Ministry a week hence, but quarters close to the Cabinet May th^ j changes will not iiwolve the Big j Five who are direct u.£ Britain's tlshf for economic recovery.
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    INDIAN LEGATION
    74 1 BANGKOK. In pursuance of the agreement reached between j the Governments of Stain and India for the exchange of diplomatic missions at Legation level, the j ln»liar Consulate at Bangkok has j been raised to the status of a I nation. Pending the appointment of a Mir.'ster Mr.
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    £2,744 FINE
    77 1 DOVER, Sept. 27.— Magistrates yesterday imposed fines totalling £2,744 on Pierre Gustave 1 Devin, 53, a Belgian diamond polisher of Maida Vale, who pleadi ed guilty to illegally trying to take out of the country £1,500 m Bng--1 li«h currency ami XIS worth of diamonds when ciossing from
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    ON ALL-TIME HIGH
    48 1 SHANGHAI, S?pt. 27.— The black i market rate for United States dollar touched a new all-time high of CN $61,000 thus morning us rumours per*?Lsted that the Chinese Government w.j.s ftkortlf isKUinir banknotes of hiKln dwiojninati<ui« than $10lOOU ui/i-n U tii. hi^htiit at present. Reuter
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    FATE OF CHEFOO
    51 1 NANKING, Sept. 2?.— Confidence «Uiai Nationalist troops would eaptur<- the important Communist searort of Chefoo m Northeast Shan- tung before September ends vat expressed by Gen. Pai Chun^-hM, Mlntater to National Defence, m a re j>>rt on the military situation to the State Council la t ni^ht.
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    THE NEW DARTMOOR
    40 1 PRINCETON, Sept. 27.— N0 morr military prisoners are t^> he pent to Dartmoor prison which is to becoms v civilian convict establishment apain" The two hundred military prisoners there now will be dispersed gradual- i Iv. Reuter
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    DANCING BAN
    62 1 SI.AN< K.\l. b«pl. 31.— TM Cit»COUIK II h s D| i resolution uquesiInj; the rrntral Kovernm«n| to rroon* siil'. r tlio ii;.:i«- I .\n; u id asking i 1 BOTernment to delay enforcenuiit of ihf prohibition on Mcommcr- >.■!; 'i/od dunclag. Th* councillors argued that danrlnt ;> i\«>i
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    CAWNPORE CURFEW
    45 1 CAWNi*OftK, Sept. 'ii. Armed police wrore patrolling; Hio »>ig ini'stn'i city of Cfewnpore tonight. it B c min.-.irril dixtml)'in. >> the day m which i> loplc re ki!!.'<l and six Injui cd. A w iia.s '.c<'n Imposed on the city s disturbed areas. Reuter
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    OIL IN PALESTINE
    46 1 J] RUSALEM, Sept. 27. More tftan 10) British, Preneli rod T T nt(cl State* drillers be^an vvoik today or th? first large-scale effort to str ke oil In Pale^tln 10 miles north -east ol Ga/.->. -n ibr si ut Palestine do« rf Reuter
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    STRIKE POSTPONED
    34 1 HELSINKI, Sept. 27. The deadline 10. paralysing general itrike, which would n-.suit m tJie nation <>r the government, was* postponed "urtii further la f today, following a meeting between cabinet members U.P.
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    3½ HOUR BATTLE
    44 1 Hamburg, Sept. 27. rt wiui ;'.nnounced xiay that Polish c:icplaced pera ms and Desmans <■ -I'-tiiL [or ii urB, kill- i n_« md inju :::l; 13. last ni2h\ ;it ;i Ha mover Pair, tw.-iv mJ auth< riti s halted the -aft U.P.
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    NEW "DIVISION"
    48 1 Washington, Sept. 27. The UnlU I v f.i f .'.s ah Force Ikis created Iti own "Atomic Energy Division" tjTi«n»r the leadership of Ifajoi Qeneral William B. Kep-n-'i, who din ct*d ihi- Amei lean aton l>onil) i.-sts .«l JMkini Atoll In th> Pacific !a?st ai Reuter
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      Admiral Gave This Bride Away
      137 1 Vcsterday afternoon at St. Andrew 1 Cathedral, Mr. Alan hluj4) Campbell, was married to Miss Margaret Jean Taylor of Port Road. Tin groom is tin second secretary, Hli Majesty's Foreign St>! vi< The Lord Bishop of Singapore Dr. Wilson, officiated. near-Admiral Bggerton, P.0.M.A., gave the
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      General Gave This Bride Away
      147 1 St. George's Garrison Church, Tunpiin. was the KefM 04 pretty wedding yesterday afternoon when Sergeant Thomas Bates, FLA.B.C, of Washin.mor House, Waiworth London, per* ■onal driver to Maj.-Gen. L H Cox. 0.0.C Singapore District wan married to Miss Mary Jones, A.T.S.. of 43, Inglewood Drive,
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    Major 'Quake In North Pacific
    237 1 SAN FRANCISCO, Sept, 27 An lloUr lon« major Ciirthquako was recorded on Ihe United States seisDiOgraphs with conflicting reports placing the epicenter from the Carolines to the North Pacific, with one observation locating the quake between Formosa and Japan. Instrumer.ts at Uritcd Sates colleges began
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    ROBBERS ACTIVE
    87 1 (Sunday Tribute Staff RepeiUr^ Chinese gunmen pulir-d off two daylight robber! .x :n Singapore yesterday. In the* town area, two robber.s armed with a revolver and i knife hrld up the Chinese occupants of a house- In Race Course Road ar 8 o'clock m the morning ar.ri helped
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    WASTING FOOD
    46 1 Washington. Sept. 27.—Amencuns waste 15 per otnl of all the food they buy, B United States Department ot Agriculture spokesman estimated today when commenting on President Turman s appointment yesterday of a socvial "Citizens' Food Committee" on food conservation to help underfed countries. Reuter
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    ACTION STAYED
    54 1 NEW DKLHI, Sept. 27. THe Government of India promulgated an ordinance tonight empowering the central government to make an order staying for a period of thro.-? months, the commencement of the continuance of all actions and proceedings against banking companies, whose registered offices are situated m the Kast
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    LESSER EVIL
    52 1 U3NDON, Sept. 27. The view that what nan happened m India it* less disastrous than what certainly would have happened it the attempt had been nu;de to enforce the. unity of India on Oongre— Party termH, was expressed today m th^ economist, irtluential British financial and economic weekly
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    REPORTED ARRESTED
    35 1 PEIPING, S^i't. 27. GoviriinurH sources here said today they had Ro knowledge of the rumours elsewhere m China that tho government had nrrosUfi 30 gemn;Ls for exefition. ten of thorn tor corruption.- U.P.
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    PREMIER RETURNS
    30 1 PKtPING, Sopt. 27.— Premier Char Chun, paying an Inspection trip to North China and Manchuria, \xm> returned to Peiping air from Taiyuan, thf capital of Bhansi province U.P.
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    FLYING JAPS
    28 1 SHANGHAI. Sept. 27— The CNRRA Air Transport under Major Ctonerftl Cheanault will airlilf 900 Japan* remaining In Tahua'i, siiun^i i»r<>vJJnoUl oapltiil. to TSentiU) for repatriation U.P
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    HORNED CAT
    52 1 alor STAR. Jot a three-yeai-oM lialayan <at having m horn on the left si<l«* of its head was soon by crowd! *»f people at Pel an Haul) m Alor Star. A fet* of ten cents p»*r person was Charged to se»: this animal which is to be sent
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    PLANTERS' UNION
    56 1 Kiuiict Lumpur,, Sat. Employeri of the planting Industry of Malaya at a -.iH'etin^ here to •lay decided to form themselves into an association railed th«Malayan Planting Industries Kmpk>>ers Association to be registered under th»> Trade Unions Ordinance. Membership will be open to all employers who are owners oi
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    INCOGNITO
    57 1 PKNANG, Sat. One o1 the youngest sirni m xi Hjiertacular mrii»beis <>r the C diplomatic service, Hi* Bfccellency 42--year-old Mr. T. T. L 4, fii.-.sont Chinese Ainl>usyj<lor to Uun^kuk and former Special cvmnnissloner of Poreign A.fT«lrs, wh.=, practically unnoticed wj'.i m th« pM| three <la\s he wa.s k«""U .tl)out
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    Looters' Rich Liquor Haul
    127 2 (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) A ijan£ of lrotei> who entered the premis s <<i Wan Hsu anJ Co., Ltd..— oru of the b'ggcst liquor and provision dealers m Singapore— helped themselves to champagne wciiskv, brandy and cig:mttes worth about $5,000. i 1 the early hours. PYiday
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    3 TIGERS BAGGED
    37 2 Kuala Kangaar, Sat A tiger, a tigress and a young one which were repotted to have visited kampongs and villages and carried off cattle and gcats have beer shot by a party of Malays.
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    TO AID CUTS
    36 2 Washington, Sept. 27. Some European reconstruction needs. list el by the Paiis conference or the Marshall plan, might have to be reduced aid others totally eliminated, a United states spokesman said today. Reuter
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    Malacca Municipal Nurses Ask For Equal Pay
    735 2 Malacca Municipal Nurses Ask For Equal Pay IV. tion Scut To Authorities iFrfim Our Own Reporter) MALACCA, Sat.— ln a joint petition lo the Municipal authorities m Malacca, the nurses attached to :ho MalaCtt Municipality -re asking for pay equal to that paid to Government-employed Health Visitors The ni already
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    73 2 Pretty Mias Ton i oke Mem/. nurse attached to the Kwong Wa- Biu Free H(7spifnL uhosc engagement to Mr. Joseph Van has b< i n aim mnced. Mr. yan <.v attached f<> the Marine Insurant Dept., and stenographer of ih' China Insurance C<».. L'd.. j Singapore. Also a weU ktnoven
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    Gandhi doesn't mind civil war —but it must be a "just" war
    225 2 NEW DELHI. Sept. 96. Mahatma Ga*4hi foremost opponent >•( non-violence, said today that Hindu Jndio might havfi to go to war against Pakistan if tht Muslim Dwnmton failed m see Us "proved srror*' m the treat nun^ of
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    $10,000 BALL ON RICE CHARGES
    189 2 $10,000 BALL ON RICE CHARGES Four Chir.ese and one Malay appeared bffoix? the Second Ds- triet Judge Mr- J- P Iferson, yesterday, on charges 01 iUegally transporting or alternatively. importing rice 11 Sept. 25 at the 8 112 milestone. Ponggol Road. Lim "tirg Pju (29) and Tan Leng Ann (25)
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    Canned Pines Without Licence Allegation
    94 2 i Charged with manufacturlnfi tinned Dineapple^ without having a licence. Tan Say Tuan (30) claimed trial yesterday When he appeared Lefore the Second District Jud^e. Mr. J. i P- Merson. The accused was allowed bail m $2 500. The case was postponed 10 1 Dec.
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    26 2 NANKING. Bept. L'7.--Thc Chin--government, pushing austerity measures. has ordered curtailed Celebration of National Day on Oct. 1<) both Chines- m Chin :i nm\ tho«( altroad. U.P.
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      287 2 NOTICE TIIK SF\f^ POR TRACTIOX COMPAW LIMITED V (incorpcrated m the ADDITIONAL OMNIBUS SERVICE Commencine on Sunday^. senrice will operat? Z2? Oeylang and outram RoiT^ 4 the Gereral Hospital N Geylanti Uuari',* Kailare Road Victoria Strco*. Hill Street and New Bri.l sre5 r e Road A. EWING General Manager Dortt
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    POLICE SEEK ACCIDENT WITNESSES
    101 3 1 I ribunr Stall R II" Si!i:-;i,, lM 't the fata] achich <■ on (St 211 Ell Hi. 14th mile Mumlal i ;i vehicle colll.le ::ii I 1.,, i 1•■ accident n ultwl m the ol v male I adult ami Sevei I" iM.ns who ere
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    MALAYA'S GIFTS TO ELIZABETH
    159 3 Informal discussions have taken place with representatives <>i the mmunitie ing <; c ol -i uitable from the people m Union to her R HightH s- The Pi m Eliz:> Tiic following hav< Ihe invitatit n of H.E. :h, Q nor to form a small committ«
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    "Several Millions" To Make Changi An International Airport
    736 3 "Several Millions" To Make Changi An International A irport (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) Singapore's Changi may become an international m two year's time, serving also as the n trunk route for British airways. id Nathan, British Minister ol Civil Aviation, had, apart from this, no startling ah news for local
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    ARAB REACTION
    58 3 LONDON' Sept. 27. The Arab Office m London declared Ktsi m^iu m a BkAtemenc iKoadly welcomii R the British decision o quit FalCbtine if the United Nations failed to And ar. agreed solu'ior.. that any move to turn ov2r the British admirs; ration to a "foreign authority" would
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    REX CHILDREN'S CLUB CONCERT
    158 3 Trovers of music and members oi ihe Rex Children's Club are reminded of to-day's special morning matinee performarc? 1 1 1 00 a m at the Rex Cinema during which time six students of Professor Foorman will appear m a series of piar. o solos pnri
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    TODAY'S MASS WEDDINGS
    75 3 At roon today, 38 Chinese couples will be married ai the Victoria Memorial Hall m the largest ma-s marriage ever *<• be hed to Malaya. The Chinese Consul-Genera:, Dr. wu. will be the master of ceremony. He will be assisted by the Consul. The ceremcry including ftl«
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    Ceylonese Soldiers Given the Anzac Club
    916 3 (Sunday Tribune Staff Repcrttr) Ai langements are being made to provide the I lonesc Uoops m Singapore with clubhouse facilities m town and part of the old Anzac Club m Waterloo Street, which is v.vll furnished and has been made comfcrtabh and cosy, has
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    A WOMAN PEEPS AT SINGAPORE
    3270 4  - A WOMAN PEEPS AT SINGAPORE VERA ARDMORE m Oil -v Singaj iiiy we i| ta town on M ling, wh n tie first b.'g was presented m aid A Iti-T B. Fund H.E. th Oenera] wu i :t with the C'v.ricse Consul c, Mri Wu Paak t hlns and the
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    The Sunday Tribune What Is Wrong With Outram Road?
    329 6 The Sunday Tribune What Is Wrong With Outram Road? London Agents: Messrs Colin Turner Ltd., Talbot Ilou*;*'. 98. St. Martin's Lane, W.C?. SEPT. 2_B, 1947. Singapore's civil prison at Out ram Road has become internationally famous. After years of uneventful if grim existence up to the Pacific war, it acquired
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    VAPOURINGS AND VOCIFERATIONS
    715 6  -  W. A. HARPUR This month may be aid lo have marked the real beginning of a lively contention m Malayan Politics which promises not to be devoid of by History was made m Malaya this month when, fol tho flist time ■harp political party contention became apparent.
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    Now Jest A Minute!
    470 6 <By Tom Tar). NOTE FOR THE P R.O. i 'DRIVE SLX)WLY MEN WORKING: .Sign ON Mount batten r Rout. J The SMC having Teacher! the state where it invi'e3 members of f the Public to drive slowly so that J they can see. for t htm
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    Offered Woman's Head—For £10
    1095 6 Offered Woman 's Head— For £10 Moss From A Rolling Stone: By Negley Farson In Quito, Ecuador, I awoke m my hotel bedroom one night to find someone holding a woman's head m my face. Quito is at 9,500 feet. Even when you aren't scared to death it is difficult
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    U.S.-CEYLON AIR LINK
    130 6 > COLOMBO. A d'reu commcciM air l»nk between the i United Stages of America and Ceylon 14 erv-saged m an air S pervice, the plans for which i have already been drawn un by thp Transworld air lines of the /U.S. Disclosirg this Mr. W>l- l am
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    Bukit Timah as the centre of a world
    494 6  -  P.B.-R. By. C From the top of Eukit Besar the world seemed a bigger place. Heavy doldrum-clouds made the I night-sounds ominous m the chilly darkness, and the b»eeze, even at 1 our altitude, was ir.sufficient to i sweep away the dead
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    Government Systems Need Streamling
    927 6  - Government Systems Need Streamling R. B. Ooi Cleaning the BMA Siablcs.. by tn tho £oldf;M era <-i Malaya, when money was plentiful snd living was a holiday, few dared to or ever thought of criticising the antiquated system on which Government departments were run. In those days even commercial firms
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      173 6 Prize Winners' List No. It TIGER RHYMING COMPETITION 'r^V 1^ Below toe eighteenth lift fl I t(*-v?^^SQ prize-winners. Successfvl eutriii WpO.^vfW?'/' r published twite weH«J^ (^P^f watch the newspaper* There was an old man of Malaya Who was, so they said, a Sooths*y*f And bright futures predicted To wise men
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    The Facts about the Royal Wedding
    891 7  -  REX NORTH By T HE details of a wedding that has aroused keen c>ntrovtrsy It* being arranged witn wise caution and 14a Drgailsieil are walking on tin toes 1 MMembei P»ino si Eliza- t h an<l LlPtiti !.:int Philip uvuntbatten be ome man and
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    GUILTY PLEA AFTER GOING TO CHURCH
    307 7 London <By Air Mail).— A .snip's rireman told Great Yarmouth magistrates that he pleaded guilty to assaulting v girl because, when he went to the prison church wh.le awaiting tnai. he looked at the eros and f-it s rr yH«> i.s James Whitley, aged
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    Passengers To Australia Protest
    88 7 Sydney. -As Australia is the only country m the world completely free of smallpox, regulations governing vaccination cf airfvals m the Commonwealth are Strictly policed. Wiri the increased flow of migr its and < ther foreigners into Sydney during recent weeks, the arrival of every airliner
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    4 Reasons why couples break
    305 7 50,000 DIVORCES IN BRITAIN LONDON, (by air mail) With 50.000 divorces granted or to be hoard m Biitinh courts this year, an alarming report baa been issue* i by the National Marriage Guidance CoimcM. It n unwind that "disloyalty, untaithfulncss and diwcgard of social responsibilities"
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    170 7 London, (By a»r mail 'Out of pure varity." an ex-para-trooper, aged twenty -one, who lost, a les m the Battle of the Ardennes, went about m the Ur.iform of a 3rd Gurkha Regiment major, it was stated at Bow-street, court. His wife
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    419 7 LONDON, (by air mail). Slumped on a kitchen floor lay the body of a young woman schoolteacher. On the stove above rested a note: "Don't light the gas dangerous." That evidence was given to Dr. E. F. Hoare. the East Sussex coroner, at
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    845 7 PR OPHET OR FAKE? Hr said that truKu- rvrnt would befall the llmi*ei W of Windsor. He predicted a tn mwhant rtimr fcicfc for Churchill. fie foretold the death of Stalin In the summer. /»i April, the Si'ndatf Pictorial published several predictions by Mr. Leonardo Ulakc. an astrologer nnd psychologist.
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    119 7 LONDON. (By nlr mail). An cxS«rviceman. John Josenh Mays, 25. carpenter, of Capotown, who swallowed 2.424 iron rails varying m size from half to one and a half inches, told me, "I'm feeline ftne now." writes the Daily Mirror Capotown Correspondent He had
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    444 8 LONDON (by air mail)— A French girl whose name was mentioned In a case at Bow-street was said to have paid a strange Englishman HOO for a marriage of convenience m London. This disclosure wan made when Philip Percy Ongt~y. of Went-
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    157 8 LONDON. (By Air Mail).— An ice cream vendor. Owen Quigley, aged 49. of Nighting-ale-vale, Woolwich, who chained himself to a lamp-post outside Westminster Abbey, was fined 40s. at Bow-street for obstruction. Outside the court eight oi his children and three grandchildren stood with small posters bearing slogans
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    55 8 GANDHI'S ILLNESS CAUSES CONCERN Lake Success, sept 27 of Gandhi's illness ha concern arauiu member India delegation Assembly of th United ontheOwektaßetSSttj cal Committee when th< or his indisooiition W a, to her. She immediate!? h Patched a cable to Ind!^ half of hw delegation exprejt*; sorrow and wishing the
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    82 8 THOUGHT FIRE ALARM WAS HIS WIFE t LONDON, (by airmail). -Defend•nj; a ros/I sweeper, Joseph .John Tuffs, r>o, of Feniers-court, Globeroad Stepney, charged at Oldslrcc 4 with £ivinp a false lire alatni, a solicitor said that After \i dispute Tulfs chase*', his wifj into the street, mistook the Are alarm
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    David, 5, Sues
    47 8 David Cowger, 5, of Danville, Illinois, is claiming £2.500 from the police because he was kept m prison for four hour* when his parents were arrested for disorderly conduct. 4< My friends call* me a goal" bird. and my reputaion is damaged", David pleads.
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    30 8 Lahore, Punjab. Sept. 27.- Kashmir, independent Indian State, has decided to join the Indian Union, according to a report frontpage J today by the Muslim League daily Pakistan Times. Reuter
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    THIS WEEK'S RADIO HIGHLIGHTS
    795 8 (By A Special Correspondent) Variety is the spice of life Radio Malaya hope you think so, too because they hzive two more new 'voices' to brighten your listening -those of Ronald Wild and Eric Morley. Ronald, a scriptwriter and producer oi the staff of Schools Broadcasts
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    India Government Steps Up Relief Measures
    260 8 NEW DELHI. Sept. 21. a brief iittins ot .v gencj Committee yesterday reflected preai M °«Uii situation m Delhi. ln r"^ment Appreciative references to th<> emergency organisation wore made by the Chairman of the Emergency Committee Mr. c. h Bh;*bha. who said that he
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    193 9 on by i I Ml the day be& ngres?i T Don a vet ftl I Polish Army ol Id War 11. has b»en signei KKO Rad'o lor the rol< m lieutenant, Max m. i Berlin Express." T'/ius, instead of bi :ng d port- uncertain fate as i
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    1730 9  - Goldwyn Has One Aim Better Entertainment For Everybody Henry Gris I WIZARD by HOLLYWOOD ring K»n\m md thi Hollywood thirty /eai wocK had to re| V on i; ab ties er than i millions and the 'v of international stan ling Elollyv ood i cinematogi i\ srn and acute richei
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    74 9 With th»- script of "Weep Nu More" going fcto work RKO Radio starts preparation on thi story as the next Cary Grant vehicle for the company. Production is scheduled for early next y ar upon Grant's return from England, where he wi make <i picture for J. Arthu.
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    243 9 f v r. m the hi to i y < I Ac i puieo. ha, interest m the ii ing cl any p'ctttrf been *o gr a as "Tana 3 and the Mermaids ■as p'ovokcj jue t> ti" settings and unusual cast ol bot l Hollywood an.i Mexican
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    62 9 <:>■»• evening Ludy ChHtern Has my good for nt thing yuunt) r/> hen Lord Cavcrshah Si,- Aubrey Smith) arrives thi recaption and w greeted by thi host and hostess, Bir Robert Ctrl em and Lady i hUtren 'Dan i Wijn tard), urn/ danyhtw Mabel 'Gtftnis Johns). A scene from the
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    SHUDDER STOLE THE SHOW
    163 9 .lHni« c vi let if- <M ri-Mi i on acute <■ we tnhosiq (fear of fpilirr, f roni h»*h piar-s) Fo. on* scene m "Paula", h< current Columbia fi'm starring Gleni Ford, .Tanls, accnmp.in''*H <v Barry SuWvnn h*d to to th«* edge ol ;< rlllf, v/lth
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    PETER. THE YOUNG SCREEN VETERAN
    276 9 Peter Lawiord \v;i.s :n outst i ii- was Ivmselt crnly ten ye^irs m "poor Old Bill 1 m England. H^j parents ware flooded vitli D i for oth r parts. S.. m .I-, rsvai is. however, s^r Sydney and Laciy La «r ford decided th
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    116 9 Mnry Fi uncls Gr'fl*n 1 1 vtr old riau jliter i i Ire.ie, Dunne \a i ji see iier famous actr< m ther :m'jte before the camera tin the Brsl time t^ila week n Sun Francfsdb. Mi Dunne, l cati ming n Era I Francisco with "I R
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      124 9 Zek- Cheng" U >^r4» tfrans\ah& from an inc»^cnV m thi Soona Dynaji'y.) «**W TiV.i V.mt T«''-Chrng vw'i^k of K«s Gca»ral UwSKin, wko \ua* fomi^ j\M^H^ou^ a \«aA»r Hi 4 oppo««ag forte <3«naralj. SHI-7U ani LlE'o-SHin wxtif aJ a nuirksman uiiHi H»5 bou»,p^t>««^ Succumbed ia«Uy....aru) MMri alt OwV hD •rt^rccpP K'«s
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    320 10 BOMBAY, (by air mail).— A number of districts m Madras, Bombay and the United Provinces have already gone "dry". It has now been decided to introduce gradual prohibition m Mysore, Jaipur, Bihar and Ihe Central Provinces. The campaign art-inst "drink" IS expected to reach its
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    INDIAN WOMEN WILL BE HEARD
    97 10 WASHINGTON, (By Air. nail) The All-India Women's Conference bus been granted i consultative statu:, by the Economic and Social Council aicn<: with other non-gov-ernmental agencies. The AH-India Women's Conferencf came into existence m 192ti, the first session of the Conference being held at Poona m
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    Admiral, for the love of Mike, pipe down...
    910 11  -  Frederic Mullaby THIS WFEK'S IM PORT ANT ARTICLE LONDON so the Admiral, like th, proverbial bad penny, lias turned up again. You romember the old salt? Admiral BIT Barry Dumvi!<\ KB E C.8.. C.M.G., Chairman ol tluit notoriously pro-Nazi organisation "The Link"
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    922 11 SUNDAY BADMINTON NOTES (by a Special Correspondent) With the junior and yC-eran events of the Singapore adminton championships m their concluding stages entries are now invited for the open championships, for which there will be live events, viz: Men's open singles and doubles, women's open singles
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    88 11 WASHINGTON, Sept- 21. The. United States have agreed i with Britain on the tentative i date of Nov. 25 for the Council of Foreign Ministers meeting m London on the German Peace Treaty, State Department ■OUT' ces said tor. ight. It was understood that France j
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    634 12 <.ll.<^. (Kiftials) 4 S.R.C 1 Field! ;i weiJ balanced team, O.H.Q. .(Signals) eliminated tl Singapore Recreation Club from Uk-S-A.F.A. up competition at Jalan Besar Stadium yes ivinnln I y f< vi goals to one. Fa.st an<l thrilling soccer v served UP. Uit the qai-ic
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    186 12 Presiding at a Council meeting of the Singapore hirese Football Association held -si the Bendemeer Sports Club yesterday afternoon, Mr. T. W. Ong made a siro'io plea for unity amongst Chinese players. Mr. On*-; rtiid: "A.s your now President, I need your support, ndvic-3 and
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      20 12 The Singapore Hockey Association League Sub-Committee will i mcc' oji Monday at 5.30 p.m. at the SRC. clubhouse.
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      26 12 Tii« soccer ma»ch between the Pood Control Dept., uu<\ the Young Muslim Aasn.. .schedule- for Friday hist, h;is been postponed to a later date.
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    131 12 An upset was caused m the Singapore table tennis tourna- ment for the Serior Inter C\u» Championship for 1947, on Friday at the Great World, when I iho 1946 Champions the Chinese Sports Association wore beaten by the Chinese Chin Woo Athletic Association by 3 Raines to
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    122 12 (Rnndau Tribnn Reporter) IPOH Ba< The C.oveinmcnt'-< I ••c-ntraliflaticn" p««!iry showing partiality tfAvarda Selangor In nuittors of i»iiorittes allocations v ;<, -,tu tat a meeting of -vi ><>s oi ho Perak branch of th.- Malayan Association here yes- to-.i.v. Mr. K. Kant- presiding. \i \h chairman's
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    38 12 Mr Ho Ah Hong, of 30A, Tiong BahrU Fon.-I, wishes to state thai he \va> not the Ho All Hong, aged 29. who wa? Dned 5125 m the Singapore Police C -»urt last week.
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    284 12 Kuala Lunnmr, 6at. Severn; impressive uallops were seen thi« morning \hen official training- m r>reparatl n for the Selangor October race beg^ail. Pe> haps the beal cfallof of the Hay wafl that of the trio, Lady Kalang (Bliery), How Let> (Tankard) an<» Bpearmtath (Farad)
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    65 12 Tyre Burst Kills Mechanic A verd'ct of c'cnth by mte*d" verture was returned v>v the Singapore Coroner, Mr. W. G. Pcrtir yesterday at th? inquiry «i 10 the death of a 28-year-oid li iian. P. Dev.akaran. Tho deceased, described as a motor mechar.ic employed m Pi.lav Bukom. waa stated to
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    410 12 S.C.C. 16 points; Blakan Mali 3 points. Defeating a strong rugger XV from Blakan Mat) by 16 poi.it (two goals, a penalty goal and try> 10 3 points <a try) on the Padang yesterday, the Singapore Cricket Club scored its maiden mr r dub
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    42 12 TAIPING, Sii Scout troopi :iti Cub pa '\rs of the Taipiaf 1 division gave warm nicnr F Sanl3 MBE Cor.. in of Scoutl for Mllay when he tended tWr tall. held at tho Lake fonta nised iT'. iv.s honour,
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