The Straits Times, 28 July 1946

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    19 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES THE LEADING SI'SDAY NEWSPAPER l\ MALAYA No. 574 SINGAPORE. SUNDAY, JULY 28. 1946. PRICE 10 CENTS
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    REVIEW OF GOVT. WAGE SCALES
    445 1 Likely when prices stabilized SUNDAY TIMES REPORTER THE Pyke (Vi of Living and Wages Committee has, it is understood, already come to the conclusion that when prices are stabilized they will still be higher than pre-war and that consequently the entire wages and salaries structures
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    Loan Expert
    33 1 i handling thr ■'ir Xn'prican lean to RnUt- i. Mr GMfft Boltun ■••"111 part tim» rsceallvc •>f the Intri.i.-' :ar> Fund and a!\ivrr l« thr Bank of FruMand on forrifti ha
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    BIG STORM HITS BRITAIN'S CROPS
    143 1 LONDON. Sat. M\W BRITISH tl i as "di U* damage done to tb ir crops by the fiercest electric for man-, it Britain from md to end lay and thousandf of acre* of o;tt<. bailey, market 'ice. Th» storm, which reduced fMy to 25 feet
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    Siam King on his brother's death
    87 1 Siam King on his brother's death BANGKOK Ej v r s of t the King of Slam r\nd his tcrday f.iilel to ihr>>w hi On the d'ath of the Xin Mahidol on Tr.ne f) youn? Kin? Pfcunttphon n that ho trou^.t that accidental. N»1 (?av»» < d dctai 1 I
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    SUNSPOTS CAUSE RADIO TROUBLE
    58 1 ONE of Britain's leading scienPro.'. A. M Low. told Reuter: "The disruption of^-adio •nmmunications in the past 24 hours lo direct effect of sun- h. h cause rays to penetrate the iono.-phere and affect i "imatic and radio conditions. It re coincidenc» lha' the intrrrerence came
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    Allowance For Europeans?
    104 1 v: Ui> IIMMs K«*rorter Till mi Dsat of Living and U.i?es romrnittfc has been !>urv?)in«: the r^sition of European oilirfr.s of the >in;apore and Malayan I'nion Government-. Furopran oiHofrs. hoe salaries rang;* from 5.'7."» a month for MrLson oiTi its to the 51.350 for Resident Commissioners may,
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    Token Strike With Piper
    74 1 Workers from John Brown's shipyard on the Clyde, temporarily at Southampton employed on fitting out the giant (u.iard White Star Queen Elizabeth, staged a "token" strike on the docksi<*-» m a protest a;ainst conditions at their camp near Chandlers Tord, Hants. A meeting was held an
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    LONDON DENIES PARTITION PLAN
    216 1 Palestine LONDON, Sat. THE Foreign Office today denied that the British Cabinet has approved the new Palestine policy recommended by Anglo-American experts at the conclusion of lengthy consultations in London. Both the Foreign Office r.r.d No. 10 Downing Street tooi exception to the statement, which was
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    New plan for interim govt. in India
    107 1 New plan for interim govt. in India NEW DELHI. Sat. INDIA'S constituent assembly v provisionally scheduled to me?t on Sept. 4. with Viscount Wavcll addressing the inaugural session, it is understood. It io learned that the Viceroy has sent a new proposal lor an interim government to the Congress Party
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    CHINESE CAN LIVE ON "PEAK"
    26 1 Hong Kon?. Sat— The Legklative Coun.Ml today repealed the 1918 ordinance which barred Chinese from living on the 'exclusive' peak.— UP.
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    HE TOOK JAZZ TO BRITAIN
    39 1 LONDON, Sat Georgf Fosyer. the theatrical agent who gave comedian Harry Laucler his chance, and was the firs.: to brinz an American Jazz band to England, died today at the age of 82 AP.
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    NEW PEACE TALKS DISPUTE?
    242 1 PARIS, Sat. A SHARP dispute between large and small nations is shaping over the presidency of the general European peace conference opening here on Monday. French sources said today they expected -harp division of opin- 1 ion to occur when the delegates from the 21 nations
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    MR. BEVIN SICK
    45 1 LONDON. Sat: THE British Foreign Secretary Mr. Ernest Bevin, will not go to Paris for the Peace Con. ference owing to ill-hralth, it was officially announced today. Mr. Clement Attlee. the Prim' 1 Minister, has decided to lead the British delegation.— Reater.
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    FIRE-ENGINE IN COLLISION: ONE DEAD, 10 HURT
    387 1 SUNDAY TIMES REPOKTKR A FIREMAN attached to the Municipal Fire ISrigade. A Hassan bin Abu ISakar, was kiflcd and ten others injured, as a result of a collision between a ten-ton military truck and a fire engine at the junction of New Bridge
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    CHINESE CONSULS IN SIAM
    51 1 BANGKOK. Sat— Witl. closer bonds between the two countries, China i.s to establish In Siam shortly three consulates-genpral and two consulates. The Siamese Government has already given its aoproval. There are estimated to be ovci ?.000,000 Chinese In Siam. The Chinese Ambassador is Mr. Li Tleh-tseng.—
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    Perpetual fuel from the atom
    141 1 LOS ANGELES, Sat MOBEL prize-winner Dr. E. O. Lawrence, receiving t^ie HtJlejr M?dal o! the American Sccie ot Mechanical Engineers for distinguished services to science. said today that atomic resoar, had brought the world 'a'mes' within reach of a rerp?tual tu-i supply." Within our llletime
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    BOMB THROWN FROM JEEP
    53 1 BATAVIA. Sat. A GRENADE thrown trom sing jeep carrying civiliar burst today at the gates of Batavia n\s denee of Suta.i Siahr-r. Indonesian Republican "Premier". There WMV no ci.sualtie?. A euard said that in the je-ep. which was driving at full speed, vere two Efira-ians and
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    India: 204 For 0
    63 1 LONDON, Eat. DLAY in the maicn bc t we> i India and Sussex started t I time today, as Hove ss'sa d ih full force oi jresterdavs wid spread storm Merchant ar.d Mankao for the Indians who won i ar.d scorpti freely Score- India 204 for
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    SPOTLIGHT On MALA YA AND MALAYANS
    1470 2 SPOTLIGHT On MALA YA AND MALAYANS CLIFFORD PEER TURNS HIS TMK iirst M bora doctor to be I Mi mont. I )i who hi i fnm M r M born docbeen rmerly Pro- A I Edinburgh L n no v :00k n. l*u vox's \\ilct IOHD I 1 the (orL
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    Not "Out Of Bounds"
    49 3 ot Ihe 1 1 1 t s.iols i-i Suisaprr? <i a Sunda m>' nin h l ■> ii ;n »i»it» of >ut <-f -!?..unds and prol rt. •.I place notirrs at Titrjr I in-lr p»'.hs wrrf x a\our.t.» rl»ce l»r t am the days of pcaM
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    MALAYA'S "PILGRIM SPECIALS"
    65 3 MALAYA'S "PILGRIM SPECIALS" ■M.ii.ay Tir.:«s i'at rr>p»n J«mM Say .<■ with 5,000 V'.'ir.tv. Of II i i to rr.alie or renew •it tt; St Ann Ma ,vs are when i •aasses, h ion of th" lc evnit on md. tu&ted on I "O'ln-i it gir. bo: :i dumb iu«ln her
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    FOOD-GROWING VITAL
    281 3 Gov.-Gen.: Every kati Counts Now Sunday Times Correspondent THE Covernor-General, Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald, speaking at the opening of Penang's first postwar agricultural exhibition yesterday evening told the farmers of Balik Pulau and outlying districts that every field of rice, every kati of vegetables and every basktt of
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    Conference On Back Pay Sunday Times Correspondent
    113 3 Conference On Back Pay Sunday Times Correspondent Kuala l.umpur. Sat. THE Governor. Sir Kdward Cent, has convened a conference to consider and advi-c him on the claims of Government servants who were not interned during the Jip occupation to arrears of sa!ar> for the ptr.od of the ocrup.ition. The conference
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    Bank Accounts
    32 3 United Nations' nationa>ing to obtain a statement of their accounts with banks in Germany '■an obtain '■ticular.-, from any tank which h a memb?r of the Malayan Exchange Banks Association.
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    Mcßitchie Is Still Open To Public
    199 3 CINGAPORES Mcßitchie Roservoir is not out of bounds v to the public, according to Mr. D. J. Murnane, the Municipal Water Engineer, but vi>itors are reminded that they must keep to the specially laid-out paths and not participate in any bathing. •j Although visitors
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    U.K. EXPECTS £365 FOR TIN
    115 3 Sunilay Tunes Correspondent LONDON. Sat. JONDON Mlolai circles general- ly expert that the tin PTK4 will not be l:ss than £365 sterling and posribly pot! than JlJ^j sterling per tan. The present price is £350 a ton. Commenting on the remarks o'. the Colonial Secretary
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    Attempted Murder Charge
    86 3 TWO CklOM*. Hong Ah Yeu 27' and Lee Ah Benjj < 22 appeared before Mr. L. C. Goh m the Second Police Court yestrd?y on a charge of armed iobb< r>•ivnlv tt rash and iewellery to the value of $952 at Gevlang Se. rai on the nig
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    Round-Up Of Prospects For Next Harvest
    222 3 DURMA will have 2.000,000 tons of r:? available lor export next year if the target of 8,50i).(;00 jcres for the 1946/1947 croo, !cr which ploughing started in Jun.\ ii achieved. This information Is contained in a round-up o: harvest prospects in countries in the
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    GAOL FOR POLICE ABSENTEES
    113 3 GAOL FOR POLICE ABSENTEES Sunday Times Reporter ALOR STAR. Sat. AN an amended charge or absent. ig themselves from duty without leave, Cpl. Bakar Hus"aln and P. C. Pilus Salleh of th e Kedah police force were sentenced respectively to two months and one month without option ol a fine
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    M.P's QUESTION ON KILLEARN
    195 3 Sunday Times Correspondent LONDON, Sat. LORD Killearn, Special Commissioner, South East Asia, was sent out by the Foreign Office and is only answerable to that department. This statement was made during the debate on Malaya in the Hou.«e of Commons by the Secretary of State for
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    ROYAL GIFTS FOR NURSES
    184 3 Sunday Times Correspondent LONDON, Sat. REPRESENTING 600 internees who were devotedly and heroically nursed by Eurasian. Chinese and other nurses in Malaya during the first year of the Japanese occupation, Mr. E. N T. Cummins, on July 31. will be present n% Princess Elizabeth at Buckingham
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    "I SENT Ma cMICHAEL" -HALL
    444 3 Sunday Times Correspondent LONDON, Sat. ACLEAR-( UT statement that he was "entirely responsible for sending out Sir Harold Mac Michael to interview th:> Sultans lr Maiaya with Ihe intention ct obtaining their agreement," was made by the Secretary of State for the Colonies, Mr. George
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    East African1 Pin-Up
    59 3 East African 1 Pin-Up This is Kse7a. She appears in ".Men of Two World*,' a new RiiMsh film which star* Eric Portman and Phyllis Calvfrt. Her full name's Esrxa Makumhi. and director Thorolrt Dickinson made a very sweet choice when he took her from schoolteaching in Uganda to take the
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    Execution Of Japs
    48 3 Nine war criminals will be executed at Changi Gaol on July 30 at 9 a.m. They include Lieut. Takasaki and a Korean guard. Kaneshiro. who were sentenced in connection with atrocities on the Slam-Burma railway. The other seven were sentenced 'or crimes in the Andam^ns
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    MP wants M.C.S. cut down
    170 3 MP wants M.C.S. cut down Sunday Times Correspondent LONDON, Sat. A RECOMMENDATION that the Malayan Civil Service be cut down because "their numbers were much too high for the country to bear when It has to I pay its own way," was put 'or- ward during the House of Commons
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    AIR MARSHA1. ON INSPECTION
    127 3 AIR MARSHA 1 ON INSPECTION AIR Marshal the Hon. Sir Cochran?. K.8.E.. C.8.. AFC. Air OiTlcer Commanding-in-Chif!. Transport Command, arrived a' Changi airfield from Bimr.i on Friday evening ir a York aircr?". He was met by Air Marshal Sir George Pirie. Allied Air Comman-der-ln-Chief. Air Vice Marshal C.E.N. Gue.n and
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    DEATH
    18 4 WEE Mr. Chua Kwee <iaat km of Mr and airs a* rngaited to Kirn Chiew on tii-
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    THE SUNDAY TIMES Singapore,July 28,1946 The End Of Chits?
    581 4 THE SUNDAY TIMES Singapore,July 28,1946 The End Of Chits? IT looks as though the war has finally killed the chit system 1m Malaya— and a good thim. too. Cash is the order ot th? day in the stores and shops and at leaM two of Singapore I European ciubs which
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    WHY U.K. COMPANIES SHOULD PAY IN MALAYA
    1108 4 WHY U.K. COMPANIES SHOULD PAY IN MALAYA Income Tax Outlook By A Spe cial Correspondent who discusses some problems of income tax which now face Malaya and suggests that when the new taxation is introduced companies earning profits in Malaya whether registered in the U.nited Xi ngdom, Australia or elsewhere
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    Australian diplomacy goes into long pants
    810 4 Australian diplomacy goes into long pants Air mail letter from 808 GILMORE MELBOURNE, July 17. l USTRALIAN diplomacy officially went into long pants last week with 'he joint American-Australian announcement that the respectively diplomatic missions in Canberra and Washington would become embassies. The cnange .eputedly derives irom tht resentment of
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    "TERANG BULAN"
    212 4 Britain now singing LONDON, (By Air Mail) ARRIVING in Britain with soldiers from the Far East, says the Daily Express, is the song that would have been their "Lili Marieue." only they discovered it too late. "An Eastern love song. Jazzed up. it has swept the danre halls
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    Singapore's Welfare Council
    125 5 Members of the Singapore Social Welfare Council whith was inaugurated by the Governor of Singapore, Sir Franiilir (iim*on. on Friday. Seated (left to right): Dr W. J. YiTkrrs. Mr. Richard lim (vie*- hiirman Mr. T. P F. McNeioe (chairman), the Governor. Sir Franklin Ginison. the Colonial Secretary.
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    DRIVING LICENCE WARNING
    48 5 DRIVING LICENCE WARNING Ni in Bin;*] <AU£. 1 j iding a ssion of a Lcer.ct upon conviction in '•urt. a tin- noi i Si oo and uisqualifiihat the p.ac n tr-e inotoi cd at motoi No reason for this is g tf I .c Pr> i A M
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    Mr. Chettur Back
    25 5 1 K Cheti the Governn:en; cl Inriu Ma lava, who was on tour to Palemba: S'UBali. has row returning trie I:.d:an naticr
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    China's Liberty ships coming
    71 5 Sunday limes Reporter TEN ships, all over 10.(M»0 ions, mIII b» put on the run be. i^rcn (lima and Sou'h East i h» the China shipping < ompany. TLey a»e the l.ib?n» ships vhieh the IS handed over to < hina as ftlfta, with thtn names
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    NEaT ASSIZES
    14 5 Ih- next Singapore As.'izes gin on Monday. Aug 12. Sunday Times Reporter
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    Beer From Far East Brine At Naafi H.Q.
    167 5 Sunday limes Correspondent LONDON. Sal. 7 drinking beer browed from brine at NAAFI head ate (Surrey). It is the last brewed aboard the Menestheus, 13.000-ton ex-mi;iehjyer converted into a floating club, which has just returned from the Far I £he was sent
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    BIG ARMS ROUND-UP
    360 5 Everything From Shells To Bayonets FROM Singapore to Padang Besar, the police of Malaya are searching, U .ding, and collecting arms and ammunition of all types which are either in the possession of unauthorised persons, hidden away or scattered about jungle and kampong, lake, canal and river.
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    RATION CENTRE RAIDED
    144 5 THK 'üb-centre for the renewal and alteration of ration and rice cards in Tyrwhitt Road Singapore, was raided yesterday by Mr. P. J. Shannon. ASF of tne C 1.D.. and a party oi detectives The raid was made following complaints to the police. One man. a Chinese
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    MEDICAL SOCIAL
    45 5 Students of King Edward VII College of Medicine h Id a social last night in the collet? lounge. A 'arge gathering of men and women students and their liienJs was present and thr> dance and entertainment which followed was voted a great success.
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    HID FROM JAPS IN POW CAMP
    591 5 Sunday Times Reporter THE escapades of an Australian POW who successfully hid from the Japanese in one of their own prison camps although he was wanted and would have been executed it found have now come tc light following a trial in tm Australian
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    RAF To Give Up 50 More Bungalows
    143 5 RAF To Give Up 50 More Bungalows THE Royal Air Force has greatly speeded up Its programme for the de-requisittoning of civilian buildings on Singapore Island Shortly, the move of No 43 Squadron from KaJlang to Changi will release over 50 bungalows to their owners, states a Pre3s note from
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    $50,000 LEGACY FOR SECRETARY
    265 5 Sunday Times Reporter. A LEGACY of $50,000 has been lelt by the late Mr. Harry Klphick, formerly managing director of William Jacks and Co. (Malaya) Ltd.. to his private secretary, Mr. Lim C'huan Geok. of Singapore. The legacy has been made o Mr. Elphick out of
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    TWO PENANG WEDDINGS
    91 5 Sunday Trmes Reporter PENANG. Sat TWO weddings took place in Penang today. At the Garrison Church this morning. Major R. S. Walker, Penang's ck.t captain and Secretary to .he Resident Commissioner, married Mlxs M. E. Smith, a lieutenant in the British Red Cross Society and personal assistant
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    POLICE CHANCE ON VALUABLES
    82 5 Found guilty of dishonestly retaining valuables and cloth worth $251, a 50-year-old Chinese woman, Tan Kuan, was fined SI.OOO or three months' imprisonment by Mr. L. C. Goh in the Second Court yesterday. It was stated that in the course of their investigations into a case
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    What Chinese Are Reading
    98 5 READERS of English newspapers will be interested to read what Chinese nempapers have headlined thfc week. Here is a representative scl*(tion of headlines from Chinese newspapers in Singapore: Taiping Malays hold procession to celebrate Indonesian independence day. Chinese teachers in Selangor and Raj Ell Sembila^ ask
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    No control for some textiles
    179 5 No control for some textiles BRITAIN'S export driv.- Rggl defeated Singapore tempt to control teztika With a ceiling prices order. Smh a great variety and qi: of materials is being sent out by U.K. exporters that Q attempt t«» fix prices hi Singapore would only it-iM in delaying imports. The
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    R.A.F. MAN GAOLED
    90 5 CQUADRO.j Leader Peter fact, an R.A.F. pilot, who was truci by General Court Martial id SingaDorp recently, has d**-:» found guilty of manslaughter and sentenced to be cashiered and t«» undergo six months' im, ment with hard labour rht findings and sentence have o^en confirmed by the
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    SINGAPORE NEEDS MORE YOUNG PLAYERS
    1263 6 AS various Malayan sports are gradually hitting- the headlines with remarkable revivals, badminton throughout the Peninsula and the Colony is slowly but surely regaining its pre-war prominence. Not even limited facilities such as insufficient courts, many of which were turned into vegetable plots to feed
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      148 6 r <rv\ t^sLi strange m m J LCqV) l/Z^q\J oVyw// SATTLE k?MY\rWKF\ by Edgar Rice Burroughs HH I^B^HjW wSn Sofia! aspects ar* bo«'il. Mak? sure that the them one of tmsstB*n6£*t battles A Tx«s*N tolo THg rhiWrcn are ruarded from vacation r sks k ve« FcvciMT R*6tt' "£>-pu6 *^^isW ti
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    Returns
    100 7 pHI "M%«i Mneajwr? y from Austral a on Friday < n |t>r Vlar.-IU m< l.ieat.ihr S'n*aporc traimr »ho hr.s during the t »v months mad* *xp tours of the eastern r. t ii.i thnosing suitablr horses for Malaya. hatch of hi« wlerfor th' •or Turf f liin which ilr^ady
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    SRC GETS CL ÜBHOUSE (*=| TOMORRO W
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    Asiatic* As IVnaiig T.C. President
    226 7 Asiatic* As IVnaiig T.C. President Siuiday Times Report r PENANG, Sat. TOR the nrst time in the his- tjry rf racing in Malaya, an I Asiatic has bren elected presid- er.t of a Turt Club in this country. j At a crowded meeting of the Pe- Turt Club last vening,
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    ' Selangor Malays League Soccer
    192 7 Selangor Malays League Soccer DART ol the fixtures in the Seian^or Malays' league soccer corr;p«-:-tion which is being run en the one-round iystem have been pJeyod and the remaining fixtures vfli ty heid after Hari Raya Puaaa. The PersekuHian* Bawean A lead the list havin? won all their marches v
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    THREE SRC TEAMS TO VISIT X.L
    251 7 SIN(;.\PORE Recreation Club cricket, hockey antl football teams will visit Kuala Lumpur during the August Bank Holidays for a series of games against Sclajigor sides. The players will leave Singapore on Friday evening, and on Saturday and Sunday will meet the Selangor Ranu crs
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    A GREAT BOWLER IN THE MAKING
    700 7 George Chisholm's Sports reel The Odd Spot NOW we w'.ll takr a r*«P mto some of tlie ofld sports c«ir--1 vers. E MacDooalii Balev Tn-ioai dyer. r.'.i.de a further bid to tower the 100 yards sprint record M Ipnrlek and on a^s track againn
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    Malays Likely to bring off Soccer Double Malays Likely To Bring Off Soccer Double
    187 7 Malays Likely to bring off Soccer Double Malays Likely To Bring Off Soccer Double Sega mat Notes Sunday Times Htp;-t.r bSUAMAT, Sat THE fating nionth begins next week and sport in Joho-e will be greatly handicapped. League and Cup soccer in Segamat shou'd be conI eluded before the end of
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    NAZI TRIAL NEARS END
    290 8 Prosecutor Asks For "Retribution NUREMBERG, Sat. OKITISH chief prosecutor Sir Hartley Shawcross, D concluding the final speech at the War Crimes tri:\l today, declared that ihe court must bring "retribution to these guilty men that right shall in the end triumph over evil." -t He r=viea
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    Malays Confer in Penang
    172 8 Malays Confer in Penang Sy.iuay Timfi Reporter PENArtlf. sat. in-Malayan U M.N.O. ConI ference whkh was officially pened by th« Sultan ot Kedali r, the Francis Light School this naming, sat in several session* tiroughout th? day and will be -suming discussions tonight :ter dinner. The day was taken up
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    30 m. p. h. Limit "Dangerous"
    86 8 LONDON, Sat. CIR MALCOLM CAMPBELL, v the former land speed world record holder, thinks that the 30 miles ncr hoar speed limit is dangerous. Launching Lambeth's "Safety Week drive, he said. "I am not in favour of arbitrary soeed limits as drivers look on
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    Poles Fined For Smuggling Stockings
    131 8 Poles Fined For Smuggling Stockings BURY ST. EDMUNDS. Sat BECAUSE a customs officer at Chedburgh RAF. station. Ipswich, noticed that the srrews of a panel of the fuls?lege of an RAF. tiansport plan** showed signs of having recently been un. screwed. 13 Polish airmen were today from £10 to £25
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    FORMIDABLE HOME
    19 8 LONDON. Sat. -The airrraftcarrier Formidable, from Colombo, disembarked 2534 officers and men lor release at Portsmouth today.
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    SECOND TEST AT OLD TRAFFORD
    36 8 SECOND TEST AT OLD TR AFFORD V.u.l.r Harnmond Fr.Unds oa P l»n on-drives AmarnaJh for four in the Second Test match at rid irarrord last Saturday, Monday and Tuesday whic U ended in a thrilling draw.
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    Lanes Beaten, Yorks In Draw
    338 8 LONDON. Sat. THE following are the resu'ti of County cricket gam°* endinp i liy. the Oval. Surrey dr*r: v. ith Surrey Ml and 20J for 5 dc :artd iH. Glamorgan 26J arA IS lor 4 3 t n 6 run* i At Maids'.one, Kent bra*.
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    GEYLANG SOCCER
    19 8 'PirE 100 Ir.d»r»-nd"M Provist Company b-r.t 61 Coy. RA3 C. ane It soccer at < '•'•vlane on Tridnv.
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    Grand Prix Destroyed At Penang Races
    543 8 Sunday Time s Reporter PENANG. Sat. GRAND Prix, the former Singapore Gold Cup winner, runnir-* with class three, second division horses in the second race here to-iiay. fell at the third furlong and had to be destroyed. Mr. Malcolm MacDonrJd, the Governor-General, was among
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    SINGAPORE RANGERS BEATEN
    244 8 Sunday Times Reporter KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. MARINO a good start In th- lirat half but falling completely to Dieces later in the game4he Singapore i Rangers, in their first fixture" here thl3 evening, were defeated by the T.P.C.A. by five coals to two. I In spite of
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    SELANCOR 166 v PERAK
    154 8 Sunday Times Reporter KUALA LUMPCJR. Sat. were »!l out for IG6 runs In their first innings in an tnterState cricket match a«ain:t Perak today. Perak had scored eight runs. Suppiah and Selvanayaran being not out, when slumps HN drawn till to-morrow. SELANGOB— IST IVN C Lee
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    TENCAH AIRMEN BEAT SC.F.A.
    140 8 VLL-ROUND superior.-y coupled wit-i the ability of the vang-.iard to take i first-time drives for the mark save RAF. <Tetyrah) a clear-cut victory j over the S.C F.A. by four soV.s to nil in a keen game of soccer at the i airfield yesterday. Three goals
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    New Offer Made To Frisco
    125 8 pROVIDED Youn? Frisco atrtte* j in time, local box:no; en'h'i- siasts are promised n gioat fight on Aug. 10. for arrangements have been r-.ade for tho Filipino to meet Jack Beech, under the promotion of On» Cnin B?n^ who states that Jack Warner. Frisco's Australian
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    ROCKLITES CRICKET
    63 8 OOCKLITES team to meet H.Q. lv 11 Port Operations Group, J»E., at i I Chanel at cricket at 2 p.m. toaay j J. N. Fernando, Van Rooy.-n O.K. Narlndra. D. Dhar.nr-aj, Capt. Derkaran. L. Wijeweera. C. i.Timphrl-s. C. da Silva. G. Carnegie. W. Armstrong D.E.R.N. Vaz. Reserves. D.C.
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    V.M.C.A. MEETING
    46 8 ALL members of the V.M.C.A. of Singapore are requested to attend r. special meeting at the V.M.C.A. Tennis Paviiion, 97. Bras Basah Road, on Thursday, at 6.45 p.m. Mr. Rowland l<yne. general recreI tary. would we!c-me the opportunity of meeting members of the A«cci»tion.
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