The Straits Times, 30 June 1946

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    19 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES THE LEADING SUNDAY NEWSPAPER /.v MALAYA No. 570. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, JUNE 30, 1946. PRICE 10 CENTS.
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  • Article
    NEW "SHOOT TO KILL" ORDER
    399 1 Special Powers For Sentries In War On Gangsters Sunday Times Repcrter CULL powers are to be given ta sentries and police guards at duajis, stores, warehouses and any area officially described as a "protected place" to stoot to kill tliose who fail to heed challenges
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    BSG ATTACK ON BLACK MARKET
    280 1 Sunday Times Reporter HTHE official war against the black market and its operators I has begun. Mr. J. Hamer. tie Food and Price Controller. Singapore, has been appointed the chief executive ami co-ordinating officer in an all-out campaign which w M include the u*e of
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    EX-POW WILL BE TALLEST P.O.
    43 1 Donald Sic? e.s, vho was a ncr of war in M&lmya and Siam. has Ml f>r his Baftl «>xatninvion for *i ry into the Pol cr fie is tift. Sin. and v iU b* the forces tallest man
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    Gurkhas Use Kukris In Java Fight
    97 1 BATAVIA, Sat. KUKRI-WIELDING GarklMs smashrd a "furJcus attack" by armed Indonesians across the Bekasoi river, a British spekesman anncunc?d today. He said the Gurkhas drew their kukris -curved, traditional Nepalesc weapon— and charged the attackers only alter the Indonesians had broken an agreement made
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    FIRST WOMAN TO SPEAK IN DIET
    37 1 TOKIO, Sat—ln a checkered 'cirt and blouse, the first woman speak in the Diet today ask3d that repatriation be sp3?d'd and IbrU ex-scrvicmen hf ser»l honr* n* speedily as' possible.—A .P.
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    Mashed Gang With Guns
    83 1 Sunday Times Reporter CIVK men, four masked and brandishing revolvers, held up the occupants cf a house in Hospital Road, off Kampong Bahru Road, at about 9 o'clock last night. The robbers who remained on the premises for 15 minu'es got away with S>3o in cash
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    Indians In Caretaker Government
    134 1 London, Sat. THE appointment of rhe temporary caretaker government in India, pending further negotiations with the Indian parlies, was announced by the India Omcr :oday. Of the c ght members of the new Viceroy's Executive Council formed for this purpose, two will be Ind ans. They
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    BREAD CUT BUT DIETBETTER
    301 1 BREAD CUT BUT DIET BETTER London, Sat. BRITAIN'S bread rati«.nir. K O will reduce consumption Of bread and flour probably by more than five per cent to ten per cent though it will increase the consump::on of Srain in all forms, and thus improve Britain's total diet. Thi.; is made
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    Sharir Kidnapped
    172 1 BATAVIA, Sat. DAD I O Jogjakarta reported tonight that the Inrt-ntsian Premier, S v t a n Rharir, was Hdnaoped from his hovel in Scrakarta by an ar»nM f>an,-l. The reoort. which was still not confirmed at midnight, was monitored by th< Dutch Government Information Service at 8
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    120,000 Killed By Gamma-Rays
    352 1 LONDON, Sat. OX the eve of the atom bomb test at Bikini Atoll, British blood has been curdled by the publication of an official report of the British atom bomb mission on v/hat ij known so far of the deadliness cf atom bombs other 35,000 houses
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    IN THE ATOM BOMB PLANT
    87 1 In the Clinton Laboratories at Oak Ridje, Tennessee, where the atom bombs were made, th? plant Is producing more fan 100 typ^s of "radiostopes" rad'oactive substances no.v being us;;l to fieht disease, shed new ii.ht on the processes of life, and generally harness the atom
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    BIG DRIVE TO STOP TERRORISM
    242 1 Palestine JERUSALEM, Sal. f LAPPING on a Mtfprttt curfew, thousands of 3ritish troops ko'.ated Jerusalem from the rest of Pale;tine today and carried out the greatest search in tno city's history. Armouivd cars patrolled the streets and planes circled low overhand. The entire executive committee
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    SPOTLIGHT On MALAYA AND MALAYANS
    1533 2 SPOTLIGHT On MALA YA AND MALAYANS CLIFFORD PEER TURNS HIS Cliv i laiirwilll CiillloOll h to ISinga-WL'll-iHiuippec! to with one of the thoi i o b I c m s the Colony the proposed constitutional ms for he has had '.and experience of .onti in Ceylon, j the most politiadvanced
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      389 2 SINGAPORE Kt.U VLIUOKft from MMB to 1 p.m «od 31- to II u oi ob fib metre* fr»a» noon u »Ei on 1823 mis sec *a «i metre Mi* and froo> 7.4S to 8 30 p.m od i.'ttt mew 4t> 81 mrtrr Mnd CHINESE noon to 1 15 lid <new*
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      245 2 News 8.35 p m. Piano Pr.rade. 8 45 p.m. Thanks you for lattrs 9 p.m. Calling all sportsmen. 9.30 Music Parade. 10.15 p.m. Foik hands In harmony, 10 30 p.m. Radio ncwsreel. 10.50 p.m. Jesus Chrirt as God. 11 p.m. George Evans. 11.30 p.m. Vews. 11.40 p.m. Pn«ra today's pa
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      162 2 11 .30 a.m. The news an.i 1 chip news. 11.45 am Piano playtime 12 noon Bright and shining 12.30 p.m Film and theatre music. 1 p.m. News Headline), j 01 p.m. Music for romance. 130 p. or.. These foolbh things. 2 p.m. N"» Headlines, 2.01 p.m. Sports resultj 2 15
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      309 2 SUNDAY BRIDGE PROBLEM Just as it is a declarer's duty to "sever communications" between his two opponents, so K i the defenders' duty to mfl****" 1 1 those communications by. every means avr.iiabie. Consider today j hand. The average? player in th; East position would lose contact with his cwn
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    FATS OF SEA BELLE II STILL UNDECIDED
    312 3 Su.iJuy jin.ts RflBSXiCf r entity in a t:.l:l?-urcris of grey paint, \j 11, 18-yrar-ojd tc ai y built fcr the use i prt-war governors, r.nj fresh from a ■I t id it with tie En«-( Indies Flee*, is t^day ly'iuj in the inner
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    NEW COMMAND FOR BRITISH NAVY
    41 3 Tl:e Navy has ai! .lied the title F^a-; Officer MaiayS and Forward Aroas^now that this a*rea romct under The British Pacific Fleet Command. Rear Adm ral H 1. ■gtrtoii*! command i.~> to be i Malayan Area.
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    DEARER TRAVEL
    34 3 J LONDON. S;it.-*lt will ecst £9t or more to travel on the [Queen Mary when she makes her demob maid?n voyage to America. In the autumn of 1939 tt cost fill 10s.
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    Indian Boy Wants To Be A-Bombed
    156 3 Indian Boy Wants To Be A-Bombed \V/ibiiL,GlO.\\ Sat. AYOLNG Inciiun matricu:-, in Bombay has othn-', cd himself as a hui; fUicea pc" in the fcr.n comng atomic bomb tests aj Bikini, a.-ki lg as hs cn'y rccomper.ee tint h's body D<? buried in the ground- "near thy building «i th«
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    SINGAPORE WEDDING
    52 3 B|R- I Z, se--1 Mr.-,. CJ. B. aye G. B. 1 lye of estsrdav marri -d Wind Choo Lye Huut, 00 Lye Huat, oi Si.r-aporr, i's Ciidrcl i. DrMcgroOii U attached to while the of a promii i B n c b\i.-.i--l Alirr mxiT. a dinnpr rciidc:irc of
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    The Colonel Played Hymns On the Bells
    194 3 The Colonel Played Hymns On the Bells ONK day almost t\o mont'is ago. a Br tsh army officer wal.ied in o St. Andrew s atheJral and asked to BM the iha; L-.i.n. H: said h- wss a bell-iinger and wished to ring the fathedral btlis at Sum'ay services. Mr was
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    Man Denies, Then Admits Statement
    147 3 Man Denies, Then Admits Statement RE-EXAMINED by Chit-1 Inspector A. H. Frew, the prosecuting officer, during an inquiry into charges of causing hurt against P. P. Webb, a Eurasian police inspector, a witness confirmed the vrracity of his statement to the War Crimes Department, which he had previously denied in
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    KLANG POLICE
    38 3 Sunday Times Correspondent KLANG. Sat—Mr. P. H. O'Fly.in has assumed duty as Officer Superintend ng Poli-ce Circle, Klang and Coast. Cant. P. J. H. Howse, who have returned from Icpve has resumed duty as O.C.P.D. Klang.
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    FROM PRIVATE TO BRIGADIER Indian Who Led British Troops In 1915
    403 3 FROM PRIVATE TO BRIGADIER Indian Who Led British Troops In 19 15 Sunday Times Correspondent PROM private to brigadier is the record of Brigadier r Ajit Anil Rudra, 0.8. E., whose promotion and appointment as Director of Morale, at General Headquarters. New Delhi, has just been announced. His .career is
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    Ceylonese Backs Real Rubber
    105 3 Ceylonese Backs Real Rubber Colombo, Sat. NATURAL rubber is still far superior to synthetic particularly b:c:iuse it i<?ncs itself more easily to manufacturing processes, says Dr. A. Sundaralingam, weilknown rubber technologist who has just returned from England. The prospects for natural rubber depend, however, on economic conditions in the United
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    Klang Entertains Departing R.C.
    87 3 Sunday Times Correspondent KLANG, Saturday. ON the eve of his departure to England on leave, Mr. O. E. C. Wisdom, acting Res.dent Commissioner, Selangor, was enterta ned to tea by the Sultan of Selangor at the Istana Mahkota. Klang. The function uu3 aUt;iJi.j t>y members of
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    Today's Tide-Table
    36 3 Seabathers visiting the island's beaches today a;\? reminded that hl«h water is at 12 09 p.m Height 8 ft. 9 ins Theie will be a nieht tide at 11.10 p m. Height 10 ft.
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    WAITING FOR HER DEMOB TICKET
    22 3 > ihc Sea r.. .e 11. thr C-ovrrnors yacht as she looked in her pre-. war whit; paint.
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    Posthumous D.F.C. For Malayan
    144 3 Posthumous D.F.C. For Malayan Sunday Times Correspondent LONDON, June 18. MRS. LUNDON, wife of Mr. F. O. Lundon, recently received from the King at a Buckingham Palace investiture the D.F.C. afforded to their son F/O. O. DA. Lundon, RAF Coastal Command, who gave his life in the Bay of Biscay
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    Represents France
    14 3 M. Gabriel Morand, Irerch Consul, who has re-ononed the Consulate-General in Singapore.
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    How Chinese Helped P.O.W. In "Great Walkabout"
    449 3 Sunday Timp Correspondent Melbourne, June 20. STILL earrs)algning ardently for funds for the AIF Malayan Nursing Scholarship Fund, Lt.-Col. SAT. Pond (formeily Austral an 3th Div.) wiitea in Th-> Hospital Magazine that "the King has no more loyal subjects anywhere tVian most of
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    Traders Beam After Month's Free Trade
    318 3 Sunday Times Correspondent PfcNANG, Saturday. PENAXG tomorrow completes her first month as a po twar free port. Although official figure.? are not y o> available, the beaming faces of traders tell a story of recovery and progress which a month ago would not have
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    Singapore Courts Are Congested
    224 3 Singapore Courts Are Congested Sunday Times R<- portal OINGAPOKKS crime h.uv, 0 offences against food proclamations, petty thieving and pickpocket in", lia\e caused a congestion in Singapore police courts tluit unnreredentMl un-1 <h I n spite of (her i courl;. In some t boe:i fi>und necessary to fix dates four
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    BIG CLERICAL CONFERENCE
    76 3 Sunday Times C'orrrspwndent PENANO, Sat. A PAN-MALAYAN clerical un.on conference may be held in I Kuala Lumpur during the August hoi days, if arrangements now being discussed by Mr. Khoo Teik Ec, President of the SeianRor Union, and N. Ponnudurai, President of the Penanp Un on, are
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    THE MILLIONTH AUSTIN CAR
    55 3 LONDON. Sat. THE millionth Austin car has rreen completed at i^onbrid^e Factory, Birmingham It wa3 autographed by all the men who assisted in its construction and placed in the Austin museum The man who won the ballot for the 999.y9!)th car. Bernard Dodds, out of 23,000
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    AIR PASSENGERS
    207 3 THIRTY -TOUR p. ffl Singapore ft B O.A.C b.d Op.tr \g >ttfl r the United Kingdom In Australia and Burma. Tor I'ni: J Kingdom Mi J. M. Ross. A Cmtir J.C. N. Mr P. I bridge, Mi. c. Trick. Mr. J.C \v For India: Mr. K Mvaia I
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    THE SUNDAY TIMES SINGAPORE. JUNE 30. 1946. Action At Last
    591 4 THE SUNDAY TIMES SINGAPORE. JUNE 30. 1946. Action At Last the i!d <>[ anoiiur monlh fi hi wh.ch armed ganj robb?r;t i h;.ve ay Uurw a day, the anncuuc:I at pro--1 placrt," >u.h i Harbour Beard, are to bf n "shoot to ki 1" powaci a,'ahist those who •.r dial]
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    SHE SPENT 2 YEARS WITH THE GUERILLAS
    1091 4 SHE SPENT 2 YEARS WITH THE GUERILLAS THE last time I saw Nona Baker, who has just been awarded the M.B.E. (Civil) for her work with the Malayan guerilla forces, she was wearing a becoming evening dress made out of a parachute. She was staying in Kuala Lumpur for a
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    "Black ingratitude" to the Dutch
    792 4 "Black ingratitude" to the Dutch An Australian on By 808 GILMORE MELBCURKT, Jtms 20. AUSTRALIAN black is. ing ct H Dutch shipping i-; "b'a:k IngratltaAi to a ttahrari ally," according to Joha Litcrfielci, rranaging director of the Consolidated Bnpott and Extort G oup of Austiaia (CIEGOA). c^EGOA is an "export
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  • LETTER TO THE EDITOR
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      Need for road mariners
      226 4 rjTTH reference to your article on Singapor's traffic problems, I am glad to hear that the police are going to do their utmost to educate road-users. Your reporter stated that the chief cause of road accidents was the presence of many poor drivers on the roads.
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    FANKLIN AT RESTAURANT
    28 5 nor i»f Sinfafiore, enjo' tn*j his 35--niih the olonial Secretary, Mr P A. R. of Iii lie It ".V.lois Office Ike Pco"l Restaurant in Singapore
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    DVERNOR EATS & RES3S-CENTLUNCH
    305 5 DVERNOR EATS RES3S-CENTLUNCH Sunday Times Reporter rnor. Sir Franklin Gimson. ar.d the Colonial Mr. P. A. B. McKenvn, *er«* amorg hundreds •ho enjoyed a tasty, substantial sant in Singapore. The lunch :1 who a.c it v>tcd it excellent. Two w^! s after the Gcveinor had givui instruction.a ehaia cf Govern
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    EAC HAS NLY 600 WAAFS
    187 5 l.\G in the BBfn v tii.iia on Friaay 1 of the n's Aux-liary Air Force. cf them looking fww« rd r tu.n to c 4; iilan life I Se; li c plin> and of wearing rm. B C representative 1. de ings of some of
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    PLAN FOR GOVT. SHOPS
    299 5 Now Being Examined, Says Gimson THE Government of Singapore accepts, with one or two minor reservations, the recommendations of the Pyke Committee on the cost of living and intends to put them into operation to the best of its ability and with the utmost vigour, said
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    Cycls Case Leads To Assize Court
    79 5 Sund^v Times Corrrsoondent PENANG. Sat. A CHINESE. Goh Ah Bah, who it was all""7^ was found w*"h a Japan<^e pistol when arrested by the police for cycling without a light wrs vst~rc!av commit ed to -ta^d h'.s t:irl at the fo'thcom'n-j The acuse^. who
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    Mr. C. Dmwton As Sarawak Governor
    84 5 FIRST acting Governor of Sara- wak, alter .t is formally taken over tomorrow as a Colony of the British Emnire by Mr. Malcolm MacDonild, tr-e Gover-nor-General, will be Mr. C. W. Da\vson M.C.S. Mr. DaT..;on, who a brother-in-law of Mr. P. A. B. McKerron.
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    MARGARET WEARS WHITE & CHECK
    35 5 MARGARET WEARS WHITE CHECK Lovely Marcaret Lcckuood. in this smart uviie an 1 il:e k summer ens?mbl-, will be in prriid cowns a~a.n ii her n*xt pioti're, GainsjoroaTh's "The Wicked Lady." toning to Singapore soon.
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    QueueBreaker Hit Policeman
    95 5 IVKEN Poon 800k Tiaro. a 23--year-old CMnese woman, broke into a queue watins for th< ir rations at the Si».Rapore Cold Storage on May 25 a police constable who was controlling the queue as.'trd her to get to the enj and wait her turn. She refused. The
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    LONDON TO DECIDE ON ARREARS
    171 5 LONDON TO DECIDE ON ARREARS Sunday Times Correspondent Penang, Saturday. pENANG Govennpettt ftct vanls who have been fighung for equal treatment With Singapore. Govemm.nt servants in the payra.nt cf pre-occupation arrears of salary, have teen officially noticed that Government *as referred the matter to the Colonial Office in crdr to
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    Ceylonese Jobless Don't Want Work
    84 5 COLOMBO, Sat:—The disinclination of registered unemployed to accept the work offered them s causing a minor headache to the Ceylon Government. The Government is anxious to provid. permanent work for the 30.00 a recis^-M unem^'ove<l in th~ island. Most unemployed, howt-.cr. muse to go back
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    Fez Goes West
    27 5 An c stcr no ris -truci by one of the latest En-lista fashions in hats-a trt-W < reat on with ft^*. strenmfrs at the back.
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    Filipinos Sending Delegate To Manila Independence Ceremony
    303 5 Sunday Times Repcrter MR. Paul G. Pcralca, vice pres dent of the Singapore Filipino Association, ha* been nominated tiie oilx ;»i representative of Filipinos vi Singapore and the Malayan Union to attend the inauguration ceremony of Philippine independence at Manila on July 4.
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    RAFFLES COLLEGE IS RE-OPENING IN SEPT.
    300 5 DAFFLES COLLEGE will probably be reopened by Sept. 27 and courses will be shortened to two terms instead of three to enable students to complete their studies as soon as possible, said Professor W. E. Dyer, principal of the college, yesterday. What has been
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    JAPS ASK PERMITS TO STAY
    180 5 Sunday Times Reporter ANLM^ER of appJi from Ja: ancs^ to allowe.l to reside p.-rmai »nu ly in Singapore are now un«.tr cons derat on by the autn<>lities, but r.o Jap uw m has y t been granted permifMoa 0 do so. Cases are beinar considered
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    Too Good To Be True
    150 5 Sunday limea Corre»po ijent PENANvi Sat. 1 CHINCiE wno rcpori.'a to me police t;ia: a robbery nad o,--cumd in a house in Ay> r itain and that one 01 the robbc s had been captured ar.d lacitca up m a room hzs b?en i,ent for
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    SPEEDWAY RACING IS DRAWING THE CROWDS
    1033 6 Sunday Sports Letter From George Chisholm In London AS 1 write the English weather is still bowling out cricket and making a hash of Ascot. The only sport that seems to be enjoying the long talked about pest-war boom is speedway racfng. I tokl
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    THRILLING FINISHES IN ARMY ATHLETIC FINALS
    635 7 TIIKKK THOUSAND servicemen enjoyed their fill of thrills nt the Jalan Ilesar Stadium, yesterday, i fiiuils of the Singapore District Army Athletic Meeting were held. competition in all items on the pro.igh records fail much Le'ow the army c many thrilling finishes to satisfy
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    85 7 Percy trading. 3j-> car-old Foathall. Middlesex. engineer, won the ?l-hour track walking race at the White City stadium on Saturday. June 15, coveting a rislance of 1?U mil's, "4^ yards. By walking non-sto^ throughout the 24 hours he broke the world record of 117 miles, 524 yar^s set up
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    Y.M.C.A. TABLE TENNIS
    59 7 The follcwtng will rep-uuit the V.M.C.A. a*, table t*,»:>, ajainit Chiate Sin o- ALhlet* Uutoa at the [Tennis Pavilion at 7.*0 p.m. on I Wednesday: SINCI JES: Fling Guan Svi cc. Funj," Guan Chy». Toll Shun.; Chee, Lav Kien« Hiou,' (Capt). I. C'i:ao Mong. lan^ Seek Wat.
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    89 7 IN a cricket match playea at Thomson Road yesterday, V.M.C.A. beat the Po'tce by five \viilets. Batting first, th« Police scorea P9 highest scorer belnj Pennefath;r with 51 runs. Marsh took six w\ 1 1 It for 20 runs. V.M.C.A passed the l-Oi'ce score with
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    1948-Ist NORMAL YEAR
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    93 8 Sunda> Times orrc^po-U. Nt FENANG, Sat. P>LLOWI\G the arrival of 100,000 yards of Indian text Its and 8.1:00 >ards of English fuh'ics. a cloth ramp has starred in Penan?. Issued to retail rs at about 70 certs a yard, tl SM socks are now finding
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    99 8 LIVEaPOOi. Sat. 'THE Indun- team u,:ainst Lan- Nuwab il Pataudi iCapt.', Mrrchant. Amar-.tth. Nim\r. B-»»erjee. C*rwat», Hazare. Najrudu, Mushtaq All and ;;.d. 1h? twcl.'lh nu>r. Is Sohonl. The I.an< a«-hirj team lit V/ashhi<H,k (Capt W. Plu<" J.T. Ik:n. B Ktaw. OA. Edrlch. W.E. PhU--11. T t
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    69 8 LONDON Sat. 7 -HE Philad.iphia ni'tjo Eob Monty. i\cvnlsed wuld li r!it.l cbai.ipion by th- New York Athlc'ii Comml«hi<, srrc-sfiil'y f'.pfcndcd hb tlile. knocictr.~ out Allle S:ulz of >(pwar!t. Mm Jirsey. at n 6<; i.ire Garden h?re tonigh'. v compltely outclassed his ;it who was down
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    51 8 PAP.IS, Sat— The British Foreign Secretary, Mr. Ernest Eevin at yesterday's meet ng ot the Big-Four foreign m nisters, insisted the Italian colonies must icmain under the present British military adm nistration under the proposed one year of waiting oerod before their fate is finally c'.ccided.—
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    233 8 Sunday Times Correspondent Ipoh, Saturday. DATO Onn bin Jaffar, President of the United Natinnal Malay Organisation believes that a satisfactory solution of the Malayan Union problem can be worked out as a result of talks which he had in Penang last week with the
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    50 8 MONTREAL. Sat.- It was re ported today that the Government investigation of the Russiani esP onage ring in Canada w uch resulted in the arrest of 15 »c SSi. including a member* Of Parliament, will result in the da m s tO u? fUrtherelght Caia!
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    164 8 Newport (1.0. W.), Sat. A LARGE crowd outside the Guildhall here cheered Q 'orge Jackson, a convict who uas recaptured .yesterday after the longest escape on record from Parkhurst pris.cn. Jackson, handcuffed to an escort, was limping badly and with a three-day growth oi beard srriled back
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    69 8 G.i.s Jap Chorus Girls In "Mikado" TOKIO, Sat.— The Supreme Allied Commander. Gsn. MacArthur has ordered the Japan?se Government to make availTble 3.000 yards of silk fabric, mostly for costuming comir opera ospyers in the "Mikado" for an American production. GI actjrs ass sted by Janan--* chorus pftls will present
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    56 8 ROME, Sat.— To the ac:omnanim?nt of shouts of "Long live the Republic," a 69-year-011 lawyer from Naples. M. Enrico de Nicola, last night became th? Orst nrovtakmal r'"^ d*nt rt C a new Ital'an ReoublK He received 396 of the 468 votes cas> by Italian deoutirs in
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    483 8 Sunday limes Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. JIRGING that a return be t) made to the pre-war system of export taxation by reverting to a sliding scale, ;\lr. S. B. Palmer, speaking a' today's meeting of tbc Malayan Union Advisory Council said that the export '..ax
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