Malaya Tribune, 30 June 1947
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Title Section55 1947-06-30 1 The Malaya Tribune £X THE PEOPLE /Dfl THE PEOPLE THE ONLY NATIONAL NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA printed simultaneously in Singapore Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh Penang. 'Phone 5811 (Three Lines) HM<.t> SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JUNE 30, 1947 TEN CENTS The Malaya Tribune London Afonts: —Messrs. Colin Turner Lid.. Ialh«»« Nmh* 98, St. Martin's Lane.55 words
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Article, Illustration165 1947-06-30 1 NANKING, Jui> 29. Ihc Narkirg Goveri m:nt toda\ DUbLUhed an order issued la-' □iKht ior the arrest of Gen. Mao Tse-Tut-E. Chairman of Ui; Chir.e*e Cmmiiuist Par-y. Ci. n. Mao was charged with reanisixg an illegal political uartj and ii stigati; <•- a rebellon for165 words
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219 1947-06-30 1 Japan Recruitment Not Practicable (Tribune Staff Reporter) There are strong grounds for believing that Singapore s new labour farce, which the Army is importing, is to come from Ceylon in the near future. Recently, Major General L. H. COX, GOC. Singapore, told219 words
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Article222 1947-06-30 1 Russia n-Allies Gap Still Big Reuter. PARTS, uune 29.—The first official disclosure made to-day of the Russian views on the Marshall "saveEurope" plan makes it clear that the gap between me Russians on the one hand and the British and French on the other was still considerable. Tass, the officialReuter. - 222 words
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Article84 1947-06-30 1 (Tiibunc S'atf Mepbrter) S-x Chine-e gunman who entered a liquor shop in Rowcll Read at 3 o'clock on Saturday afternoon, got away with $120 cash and eight bottles of Chinese wine. Imrrediatoly after the robbery, the proprietor of the shop managed to get in touch with some84 words
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Article138 1947-06-30 1 Jerusalem, Jure 2D.- -Three Bii-ish solJiers an j 01 c Bti'Mi otiicer wer P woiiAued, o. c Sc?--nualy. when attacked by Jew sh terrorists while bathing on the beach 1 ear Herzba, north of Tel Aviv today, according to a report from Tel Aviv tor>ght. It was138 words
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Article, Illustration44 1947-06-30 1 The scene on th.' Johore Rahru padang \esterda.v evening: when Field Marshal Montgomery presented the Supreme Allied Commander's Certificates to three widows of men of the Jchore Military Forces, who hail aided Ailed forces during Malayan and the occupation. (Arm> I'HO)44 words
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Article185 1947-06-30 1 (Ttibune S'aff Repor'eri The C.1.G.5., Field Marshal Montgomery left Sa:gapor,, ior Dai win. Australia, at 5 a.m. tOe ay To <cc him off at Chargi Ai frld were all the local serv'c*-: ch'cfs ii eluding Gei cral Ritchie, who was his host. Air Maishal PTie. Rt-ar Admiral185 words
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Article161 1947-06-30 1 U.P. Jerusalem, Jun c 29.—Major R A. Farrar. DSO. MC, sough: for questioning legarciirg al- J Tegwt attacks on Jews undo: th? Gui of maintainirg law I and orcer. voluntarily surrerdtred to the Military authari- j ties in Falestire. flea to Sviia when the authoiitU* £int lcoked iorU.P. - 161 words
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Article66 1947-06-30 1 ■T, fbune S aff Reporter j Three Japanese naval rating-, a Sergeant major, a -ergeant and a private who were due for repatriation in a few day. time were arreted by the C I D. ye? terday in connection with the recovery of 9,020 rounds of66 words
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Article155 1947-06-30 1 Reuter. NEW DELHI, June 29.—India's present interim government will resign with the next ten days and a new government formed with more or less the same members, according to reliable quarters in New Delhi to-night. The Muslim League members of the reconstituted cabinet willReuter. - 155 words
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Article182 1947-06-30 1 (Tribune S aff Repor'o Five armea robbeiies weie committed in Sirgapore frcm 3 p.m. on Saturday to 10 p.m. en Sunday. In two irstances acme ox the men who were alleged *o havft taker, part i n these robbc 1 ies were appiehended and du< to the182 words
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Article765 1947-06-30 1 PRINCESS' ROMANCE U.P. LONDON, June 29.- Princess Elizabeth, heiress presumptive to the British tin one, has looked over most of the eligibles from whom she must pick her consort, and has decided that she still loves Lieut. Philip Mountbatten, formerly Prince Philip of Greece, (reports UnitedU.P. - 765 words
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297 1947-06-30 2 Reuter. LONDON, JJune 29.—Reports that 20 Yugoslav priests had been killed and that 25 others were in prison were quoted by the Vatican City radio in a broadcast which also alleged that priests in Yugoslavia were even fined for holding religious meetings, that Roman CatholicReuter. - 297 words
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128 1947-06-30 2 Reuter. j Washington, June 29—Nationals of member-states of the Unit ed Nations can appoint agents in Japan to seek and accept on their behalf tre restitution of property owned by them in Japan which was confiscated, blocked or wrongfully transferred by Japan during theReuter. - 128 words
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Article77 1947-06-30 2 IPOH —Scrub typhus has taken i. jump in Selangor and the health intelligence report for the week endmg June 14 shows ten leporU were made for that disease. Only one other case was reported in Perak. The smallpox situation in the Malayan Union remains static with 3977 words
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Article129 1947-06-30 2 'Tribune Staff Reporter) The Amateur Athletic Union held a picnic over the week-end at Mr. Teo Kirn Engs estate in Pesir Ris. in celebration of the 13th anniversary of the Union. Over 100 membeis and the'r guests attendel and in the evening picnickers assembled to129 words
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Article37 1947-06-30 2 U.P. PITTSBURGH, June 28—The nation's 400,000 soft coal miners started a tenday vacation today and the United States Steel Corporation announced immediate lay-offs for 10.000 workers because of the reduced operations in fuel starvel steel milk —U.P.U.P. - 37 words
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Obituary22 1947-06-30 2 Mr. Mrs. Jack Ellison w'sh to thank all those who wer. present at their wedding, alsr. for the many presents received.22 words
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Advertisement398 1947-06-30 2 NOTICE NOTICE SINGAPORE HAM Ql OTA FOR SECOND HALF YEAR Allotments to Singapore Importers agairst the second halfyearly allocation of Ham from Australia will bo based on prewar imports. Applicants who have not already done so should submit substantiate j pre-wa r import figures before noon on the sth of398 words
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Advertisement511 1947-06-30 2 Wei] Ecillr- Glrt s to wo-k Indl *n sellers in C. Previous expert hea,! sential. Appi "J eager, Diamond T M:,; institution 209 Queen Street Provd c 2370 tics. Shorthand 3 UNIVERSITY PREPARATORY CLASSES The object is t0 denUs for Senior London M atr culation inter Arts Lav Business Training511 words
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Article140 1947-06-30 3 U.P. WASHINGTON. June 28.- T» and Navy Munition Soard disclosed today it fta rused committee of t e n utal Industrie* to prepare plans quick conversion to war reduction in an emergency Thr Board, appointed by pre s-dent Truman. is determined that another worldU.P. - 140 words
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62 1947-06-30 3 Reuter. BUDAPEST, June 29. Naalisatiorj of all big Hungabanks was agreed on by Government coalition paral an inter-party conferee her c today. The three biggest banks will b, valise*! by August l and others, includirj* the Damibian Bank, owned by the Commui tots, by November 1.Reuter. - 62 words
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141 1947-06-30 3 U.P. iokio, June 29.—Gems claimed worth 10,000 million yen ippeared irom the Japanese vi which the Indian Na»list leader, Subhas Chandra Bose. was wrecked and their abouts are still a mystery, the liainiehJ today. Hie newspaper received the ination from former army serU YoU.P. - 141 words
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59 1947-06-30 3 Reuter. CAUJUTTA, June 29 Tho "Olice nred 17 rounds to chsoerse communal rioters who 1,(1 on milk lorries and the '"J «ables escorting them. Government has impos- M-hour curfew on the irea v*u Government, in a J -nrnunique reported four peo- Whed and 26Reuter. - 59 words
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260 1947-06-30 3 (Frorr, Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Junp 29 _T«. f Prisoners who escaped I nine Cni Singapore on June 16 were L Roud Prlson in p.m. yesterday—by a sttkh** 3 sby the CID at 5.30 day of then- freedom. B incidence, the thirteenth rhey260 words
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188 1947-06-30 3 Reuter. TOKYO. June 29.—The operational of the phosphate rock project on Anguar, the iormeT Japanese mandated island, ha. been progressing over a year 4 -o supply Japan with the required fertiliser t 0 ircrease indigenous food production and to reduce the amount of UnitedReuter. - 188 words
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Article147 1947-06-30 3 Reuter. Bagdad. June 29.—The boy King Feisal of Iraq, and ids mother ar sailing for Britain on July 15, it was reliably learned here today. The Regent. Emir Abdul Jliah, accompanied by the President of the Iraqi Senate, Nuri Es Said, are leaving theReuter. - 147 words
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136 1947-06-30 3 Reuter. London, June 29 —The Imperia, War Graves Commission arc now undertaking the task of construction and maintenance of merman 30 new military eemetrics and military plots and the care and maintenance of some B.oo[l war graves in civil and canton ment cemeterie. inReuter. - 136 words
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73 1947-06-30 3 ATHENS, June 28.—The Greek charges of high treason against public prosecutor today field leading members of the Central Committee A. If. Greek left wing collision group), which sent an appeal on June 26 to the Uited Nations askihg for their intervention in the Greek73 words
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Article80 1947-06-30 3 U.P. St. Louis. June 29.—Sheriff A. L. McGregor has ordered everyone from the 50.000 acre area below Chester, Illinois, after arm} engineers said the Mississippi rivers highest flood in more than a century was lapping at the too of the levee protecting area and the lightU.P. - 80 words
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Article65 1947-06-30 3 Reuter. MILAN, June 2». -Italian punmrn who entered the BriHbh Army Headquarters Pay OiTict at Padua yesterday shot and killed a corporal, W. KUluck and severely wounded a U. Davies. it was reported here today. One man was detained by the nlffaj watchman. It was believedReuter. - 65 words
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Article70 1947-06-30 3 Reuter. PARIS, Juno 28,—Reports reached diplomatic circles hi Paris today that Commune guerillas in reports said, already who, the reports said, already control nearly a third ol the whole territory ol Greece. Wett preparing to make a Serious drive on Salonika some tin--next month These sources said thatReuter. - 70 words
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Article59 1947-06-30 3 Reuter. Belgrade, June 29—More than 28,000 women members ol the Albanian minority in Yugoslavia have discarded the veil since the beginning of May in response to a national "veil removing drive*' among Mushm women, it was reported here tonight. Opponents of the veil called it a signReuter. - 59 words
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Article25 1947-06-30 3 Reuter. BATAVIA, June. 29.- Dutch beau reinforced and persons wanting to enter must show their identity cards, the Dutch official news agency announced tonight —Reuter.Reuter. - 25 words
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Advertisement610 1947-06-30 3 MISCELLANEOUS SALES cc SERVlCE.—Ricliard Co. Refrigeration Service 19. Hale Street Ipoh. We undertake to .service ana repair ail types of Refrigerators and portable Air conditioners. We have re-cenditioned Refi'igertors C« Sale. FLOWER AND VEGETABLE seeds in packt is and loose from Austra lia. New Zealand and India always in stock.610 words
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Advertisement575 1947-06-30 3 FOR SALE 1939 Fiat Marvelctte Coup£ Recently overhauled and rP ducoed. New Battery, p rice gj 10 or nearest. Apply 269. r HC(j g£/ m Road, between the hours Irom 9 to 1 and 2 to 6 p.m. FORD V-8 SALOON rood UOChuij cal order; tJM nearly new; on 3t5575 words
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Advertisement678 1947-06-30 3 BUSINESS OFFERS ADVERTISER HAS lucrative contract and desires contact ■giiliaalii of domestic and provision hues and DOVeHlei reply Box No. 799 M t Singapore. IMPORTERS EXPORTERS interested in Indian produces and Indian Manufactured goods, for part.culars Plea.c contact Box No. 781. Malaya Tribune. Singapore. ISHERIES ROMPIN endau mersing east coast678 words
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Article556 1947-06-30 4 When by British legal process it has been established beyond all doubt thai a Japanese has cold bloodedly taken life—a single life, dozens or thousands— and that there were no mnigating cii cumsiances. then sentence of death is pronounced and earned out The circumstance th.., the victims556 words
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Article1041 1947-06-30 4 Tropical Rivers Are Good Servants But Bad Masters by "Old-timer" The recent announcement that it might soon Drome necessary to remove .he typically Malay town>nip or" Teluk Anson in Perak to another site, owng to the serious threat to S existence by < rosion, realls to1,041 words
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258 1947-06-30 4 Letters To The Editor Sir,—l read with interest the letter by Ex-Patient, which appeared in your paper recently regarding the hours ci duty lor nurses in the Taiping Hospital. May I add th? following comments:— In my opinion, the hospital is wry hard pressed on258 words
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Article347 1947-06-30 4 S:r,— l have read with great Interest and would like to congratulate you heartily upon the article in today's issue of the Maiaya Tribune entitled: '9d. Rubber. Is there a Remedy? l As you say. it is for the Government to solve the situation, and the course they347 words
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Article236 1947-06-30 4 Sir.—On behalf of a friend who hex a child of 11 years drawing children's rice ration. I visited the Food Control Rationing Office to have the ration card amended ti draw adult ration. As the child's name was not registered when the birth was reported, the father made236 words
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Article141 1947-06-30 4 Sir, -A rumour is gaining ground, from the talks and spec- I ches of the Malayan leaders, that non-British subjects would be j eligible for election as members cf the Legislative Council in Sin. gapore. }< May I asked if Singapore is i British Colon y or an141 words
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Article538 1947-06-30 4 Amazing recovery and progress achieved in the colony of Hong Kong since the liberation in August 1945 In spite of wholesale damage done by the Japanese are revealed in the annual report on Hong Kong for 1946. says the London Press Service. Conditions found there538 words
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Miscellaneous46 1947-06-30 4 SimofASfflrrMiT^ ft CHILDREN OF POtfsJT ROBERTS WASHINGTON. MUST GO THROUGH *\>- v* A C&HRDR TWICE opt/ *y H TO ffTTENO SCHOOL f J |£M| FINE ANTi0uE A jr RSiAN RUGS havc i v*» <lf~* j£>^/^N 804 Irl HAND-TIED C ij ,l) 0 I 33 000 000 THE46 words
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193 1947-06-30 5 T. fount staff Reporter) A replica 01 me Pilrpino flag exaCl in di tail, colour, and si*e made in ice-cream, will be I by Mr. c. c. Williams n net ol the Cold Storag f p r. ft r the Timo and Dane to be held193 words
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237 1947-06-30 5 -The Malayan Union iidllMm C r mes in hand for th reco,,. Malaya rcha Mination of the forest industry in t<J*Z a aye yea r Programme 25. vcl m ™on of regarded soils, and the other a comprehensive n«, cf for e«t road237 words
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400 1947-06-30 5 RUBBER INDUSTRY SLUMP? (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, June 29.—The rubber industry has defirmely entered a slump and the United States ?anno? Ut the embargo on natural rubber without dislocating her own internal economy which itself is heading for That is the400 words
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Article49 1947-06-30 5 Reuter. Cairo, June 29 —A member oi the women's auxiliary force was stabbed to death and a British sergeant accompanying her seriously injured last night by unknown men while they were returning from a cinema at Fayed, headquarters of the British Middle East land forces.—Router.Reuter. - 49 words
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Article161 1947-06-30 5 IPOH. The Indian Relief Committee in Malaya, set up by Pandit Jawaha/lal Nerrj after hit visit to Malaya in Marcn, 194«, has by its eighteen Regional Branches been hitherto handling various forms of relief and welfare activities Thoy include casual cash relief to needy individual* and161 words
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Article122 1947-06-30 5 IPOH.—Even after expert evidence had been given by Mr Chong Wai Weng. translator attached to the Labour Department on the handwriting in an extortion note and the accused's writing under dictation, Mr. J. G. Adams. District. Judge, was of the opinion that the evidence submitted by the122 words
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Article88 1947-06-30 5 Reuter. PESHAWAR. Jure 29 Krnn i Abdul Ghaiftar Khan. North- 1 west Frontier province Congress party leacer the 'Fronfer Gandhi"—said at Paiarg, th? Northwest Frontier province: "We have decided to establish Patharistan. which will b e an independent state ruled by the enth> Pathan nation jouReuter. - 88 words
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Article168 1947-06-30 5 Teluk Anson. Sat.—Reports I reaching Teluk Anson yesterday revealed a brutal murder of a Chinese couple in the little village at Parit Bahru near Sungei Aj.r Tawar, at the mouth Of the Bernam River, oil the nifht I Of June 25. A Police party, under168 words
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Article144 1947-06-30 5 SEREMBAN. Jure 27- Th. Sta? fflCor »W sJmO'Jar. in his report on XTiQv& crime* committed in the Stat mn^ n S( mbllan ruling Uie month of May sa ys that there wtre two murders. Ore ar-rs 1 wa s made and enquiries arc cor144 words
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138 1947-06-30 5 U.P. PENANG, June 27.—AparoximaVlv 9 nnn i market rice. price of bla-jk Ihe employers, the North Malaya Sago Manufacturer and Millers, it i s unoerstood. nav P issued a notice in Perai g suggesting a recuciion of 50 Per cent, in theU.P. - 138 words
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Article149 1947-06-30 5 IPOH.—A 47-year-old Chinese sundry shopkeeper of Kampong Bendang KerlOf situated in Sayong near the bank of the Perak River on the opposite side ol Kuala Kangsar. was shot at in the small hours of the morning of June 27 by one or more unknown assailants.149 words
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Article51 1947-06-30 5 While on tour of North Malaya Mr. T. S. Ratnam, delegate of the Selangor Indo-Ccylonese YouthsUnion was at Kota Bharu and addressed a large gathering ot Indian and Ceylonese youths 61 Kelantan at the Empire Theatre. Those present showed great enthusiasm in organising the Kelantan Indo Ceylonese Youth51 words
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Article71 1947-06-30 5 C YMA Reception To Bishop The Catholic Young Men'< Aj sociation celebrated the feast of fit. Peter and St. Paul with a recepticn held at Queen Street yes. tcrday when a large gathering which included Bishop M Olcomondy, Mr. Chan Peng Sim and leaders of the various C.V.M.A Branches in71 words
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75 1947-06-30 5 Reuter. Moscow. June 29 -The Albanian telegraph agency, quoted in v Soviet news agency despatch received in Moscow, authoritatively denied and described a:, a "provocation" a statement by thGreek Ministry of Public Order on June 24 that Albanian coastal batteries had fired on aReuter. - 75 words
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Article23 1947-06-30 5 The American Consulate General, Singapore, will be closed on Friday July 4. American Independence Day. which is an American National holiday.23 words
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390 1947-06-30 5 f a l F <!fi« Marf^ a Montgomery, Chief cf Imperial Oenarmy yesterday afternoon, praised Malaya's own Tnii/," h i! shadow s ast "y th e setting sun at the Locally Cd n 1 K rSonn l Trainin S Centre a few miles390 words
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141 1947-06-30 5 Reuter. Geneva, June 26—A warning that the International Labour Organisation conference was .sometimes "too far from the reality of everyday life" was given by Daniel Mayer, French Minister of Labour, addressing the conference at Geneva yesterday. An attack on "damnable conditions'' in some places- ofReuter. - 141 words
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Article75 1947-06-30 5 Taiping, Juno 37— Two Malay constables. Lance Corporal Abdul Hamid and constable Komeng of the Kuan Police, were killed in a motor accident in fiemanggol. a few miles south of Bagan Serai last night about 10.3d. The two constables were on night patrcla on75 words
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Article135 1947-06-30 5 Mr. Anthony Brook- issuer the foliowij r statement t v tLc Press yestercay: "I am sor. y the Dover: o> General ieels I have been 13 courteous in not consulting h ru before making a statement on a matter ol pubic ir. teresabout which ther,, has135 words
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268 1947-06-30 5 Or:c of the rocommer.datio >« of the S-ngapore Labour Advisory Boar.! has been the formation of Works Committee, in WOtks tod factories employing 200 or more persons. On 0 such Committee whicn nos p :cr operating JOr sornf time on lines similar to a268 words
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Article42 1947-06-30 5 London, Jane 29.—On untitled ment of Mrs. Commissioner Phiplls Taylor of the Salvation Army. Colonel Janet Allan, who has recently returned from India, has bten appointed to take ncr place as head ot the women i social work in the British Isles.--42 words
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Advertisement186 1947-06-30 5 THESE WARNINGS —or worse may come! Ii Start BUILDING-UP your health and body at once without the use I of drugs. J These are signs ol what doctors call "Mineral I deficiency —that you are not getting enough J Minerals which Nature demands that you H have. 1 his is186 words
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139 1947-06-30 6 Reuter. London. June 2d.—Tne Labour bill passed by the United Slates Congress despite President Truman's veto was described by Vladimir Linetzky. Mo-cow radio commentator, as being designed to -make the trade unions the obedient servants of capitalism." Linetzky declared that "United States legislationReuter. - 139 words
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498 1947-06-30 6 WASHINGTON, June 29. —A storm of protest against the ''iron curtain" of secrecy behind which the Paris conversations on the Marshall plan are proceeding was raised on the front pages of American newspapers today. Responsibility for the news blackout is variously attributed to498 words
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184 1947-06-30 6 Paris. June 29.—After two-and-half-hour conference at the French Foreign Ollice here the Big Three Foreign Ministers last, night adjourned their conference on the Marshall "save Europe" plan until Monday afternoon. The Soviet delegation were looking straight ahead, somewhat grirjny. when they left the conference, headed184 words
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Article109 1947-06-30 6 IPOH. Amateur theatricals arc lew and far between and the fact that local playgoers fully appreciate the-.' rare treats, amply proved at the Ipoh Town Hall which was crammed to capacity on the opening night ol the Penar.g Amateur Playeis presentation of Lady Precious Btre im"109 words
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Article31 1947-06-30 6 Paris, June. 29.—French Foreign Mm; tcr BtdaUlt wa- expected to protest to the Foreign Ministers of Britain and RussiU against the news blackout jm posed on dtftCUsstons of the Marshall plan.31 words
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Article423 1947-06-30 6 Round the Produce Market (By Our Market Correspondent) The '.fiimp' conditions prevailing in (fie rubber market have for some time been strongly reflected in the local produce bazaar and a lack of interest in must commodities continued to be evident in the past week's trading.423 words
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Article153 1947-06-30 6 (Tribune Market Corr.) The past week has seen considerable activity in the rubber market. While prices' have had a downward tendency throughout tne week, the market has at times was most erratic and prices fluctuated wiluly during some days- trading. Support wa s mostly focal with153 words
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265 1947-06-30 6 Reuter. WASHINGTON, June 29.-Presideni T pealed for better treatment of tfetrroes in S States when he addressed the closino J";" conference of the National Association fnr V vancement of Coloured People hero today Aj The President added that unless democracy proves itselfReuter. - 265 words
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Article93 1947-06-30 6 U.P. BOMBAY. June IS—An faSj, ship deaner. a shfpV c apt n a l( j one officer of th Argent .<.< m veeael, Ocvaccn wer utt .v, bodn by customs officials ~n char A smuggling Amexicsn f.ld 0 -liars into Inei:.. deaner Qartechan th ought brfaffn 4MS6U.P. - 93 words
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Article96 1947-06-30 6 Tap; v. About 8 p.m or. In 22 a are broke oat in i ratter estate about or." mile beiu"lid BU local Police &i uion. Tiie local Fire Brigade inßMfc ateiy proceeded to the scene bst was unable to reach the Ire because there was no access nl96 words
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569 1947-06-30 6 'Tribute Financial C< re i Malayan .hare markets have been completely overshadowed by the further heavy fall in the price of crude rubber which closed on Friday at 26 cts. f.0.b.. representing a fall of 4" cts. over the weekTradmg in ail sections has569 words
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Article120 1947-06-30 7 Ipon. Sunday Following .3 the report ol the S.R.A. stipendiary steward. J E. Keating, issued after the first day's Ipoh races last Saturday: Race one: Tankard River oi Bitter Sweet was lined $25 for lookt&i round near the winning post. Race Two: Between the lourth and third,120 words
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648 1947-06-30 7 Thiam Siew Hits 83 In the highest-scoring match in Singapore since post-war got into its stride, the Singapore Chinese defeated the Selangor Chinese by two wickets after being made to score 213 runs to win. AJtogethe r 949 runs were scored in648 words
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455 1947-06-30 7 Playing at the Teluk Ayer Church Hall last Saturday, the Teluk Ayer Methodist Youth Fellowship (T.A.M.Y.F.) defeated the Foochow M.Y.F at badminton by five °ames to one. Though they were beat en at badminton, the lowers were by no means disgraced. They tiled their455 words
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Article59 1947-06-30 7 The following will represent the V.M.C.A. against the Union Jack Club at table tennir on Wednesday, Club at table tennis on Wednesday, at 7 p.m. at the Union Jack Club:Soh Teow Keng (Capt.), Tang Seek Wai, Lee Chio Long. Kam Yew Lai, Wee Swee Lee, Koh Tiang Gunn.59 words
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Article61 1947-06-30 7 WASHINGTON, June 28 President Truman's special Air Safety Board in its first report today suggested tighter regul ttions for take-offs and landings by four-engined planes on runways less than 4,000 feet lon^. fThe United Airlines LX--4 which crashed on a take-ofl on. May 2961 words
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Article29 1947-06-30 7 U.P. Batavia, June 29.-untitled strict and vigilant control, rubbr r snuggling from West Bornto into Singapore is still going oti un_ abated, the Anetn New Apencv said today pU.P. - 29 words
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Article276 1947-06-30 7 Reuter. London. June 28.—The follow- j ing are County Cricket closing scores: At Tonbrklge Wells, Kent vs. Sussex. Kent firstly 149 <Fagg 51, Carey, right-arm fast medium swing, four for 35) Sussex firstly 105 for >ix. At Bath. Somerset vs. Worcestershire. Worcestershire firstly 131 (Wellard. right-arm fastReuter. - 276 words
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520 1947-06-30 7 Reuter. (From Vernon Morgan, Reuters sports editor) WIMBLEDON. Juno 28.-A packed Wimbledon tne rst real upset of tin. championsnip this afternoon when 23-year-old American Budge t"atty, unseeded and not even ranked in his own country beat Australia's No. 1 player. Jolm Bromwich, seeded numberReuter. - 520 words
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Article128 1947-06-30 7 Reu- London, June 29.- England w:'l make two changes in the team which won the Second Cricket Test Match at Lords when they meet South Africa in the Third Test match which begins at Old Frafford, Manchester, next Saturday. K. Cranston, the Lancashire all-rounder, andReu- - 128 words
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Article65 1947-06-30 7 Reuter. WIMBLEDON, Jun* 28.—The All-England plate matches lor players btaten in the first and second roundc of the singles championship wore played today when among the principal matches the results were:— J- Mehta (India). beat L. Carlos, (Spain). 6—4, 6—2; C. Spy chala (Poland), beat J. L. MoreaReuter. - 65 words
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138 1947-06-30 7 Reuter. chepstow. Jam, 29. Ore of the biggest sensation.- pi flatracirg season took place in the Chepstow stakes here to day when champion jockey Gordon Richard* on a 21-1 on ehancr Gleodower was thrown a* the tapes rose at the start and tookReuter. - 138 words
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427 1947-06-30 7 Reuter. NOTTINGHAM. June wicketrenowned as one to break a bowler's heart, was occupied almost throughout the day while Nottinghamshire compiled 324 runs against the South Africans today ouuLn Axrica oatteu for ten mmutes at the day's close but Melville and Dyer concentrate t onReuter. - 427 words
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250 1947-06-30 7 Singapore Rangers |j The charity soccer match between the Singapore Rangers and the Chinese Athletics In aid of the Footballers' T.B. Fund, at the Jalan Bcgar Stadium yesterday resulted in a draw, each ride scoring a goal. The match was well supported250 words
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Advertisement254 1947-06-30 7 "The Four Feathers" (In TechrJcclor) g Oper.s To-morrov f "BAD BASCOMBE" 3.30 -7 30 p.m "DAYALAN" •in Tamil) YOUR FUTURE! 1947 is your fortunate year if you know how to take advantage of it. Lei me guide you aloag the Road Of Success! PROF. T. 3 LAM Palmist Occuhst 11,254 words
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Advertisement215 1947-06-30 7 Last Four Shows 1.30—4—«.30—9.30 p.m. 20t^«NTUtY.POX A Really Great British Pkture TO-MORROW SALLY SHAY ROSAMUND JOHN TREVOR HOWARD AIASTAIR SIM Ot**TalßX Vide Singapore Free Press. Friday, June 27th. Killer of 17 is sought in Macon Southern Franco! The murcoresemble the*, in the J. Arthur Rank production "GREEN FOR DANGER" at215 words
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166 1947-06-30 8 "Marigold", representing the Royal Singapore Yacht Club, won the Poole Town-Christchurch Ledge race on June 15 under severe weather conditions. Sinioo" (Royal Mctor Yacht Club) was second and 'Elizabeth Jim (Parkstone Y.C.) third Six yachts started, in spite of severe weather which had caused166 words
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334 1947-06-30 8 Reuter. LONDON, June 29.—Hope for the future of the •..oiid lies in United States Secretary of State George Marshall's Aid-to Europe plan. Maj.-G3n. Lowell W. Rooks. UNRRA Director-Geneial, said in a slate.nent to day on the virtual completion of trio organisation's major operations. TheReuter. - 334 words
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Article110 1947-06-30 8 Reuter. Lcndoii, June 23.—Pravda. the ••ifiei v newspaper of the Soviei Communist Party, gave a stern warning to «•morals of Soviet industries especially those of coal mining, metallurgy and building —today against causing instability in the manpower situation by disregarding the workers welfare. Pravda said:Reuter. - 110 words
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Article31 1947-06-30 8 The first annua! general meet'na; i thp Singapore Harbour Board Staff Association will be held at the Old Club House at Cantonmea* Pond on Sunday next at 5.60 p.m.31 words
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Article170 1947-06-30 8 U.P. I hew Delhi, Juno 29.-Sards Baldev Singh. Defence Mcmbe.I if the Interim Government, told j the Ail Cabinet vc-terday that i InJ.an ;.r:n.'d i.rces would Cot j be dnided on a territorial ba-i--when the British leave India. I Instead, he said, eachU.P. - 170 words
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Article106 1947-06-30 8 Reuter. So l Prancisco, June 23.-Five ca»tawayj wao ::ae« survived for gjS oeeSs on desolate. waterles> C i.ppaiieii Island. 50u miles oa the Pacuic coast of Mexico, nave b&ea rescued by a fishing clip pel. Ihe tVve men were reported ta be in ta;r health whenReuter. - 106 words
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Article44 1947-06-30 8 U.P. BOSTON. June 28.—Douglas Chandler. 58. was convicted ci treason by the Federal Jury today for broadcasting Nazi propaganda from Berlin Rad'o durfns the war The Jury returned the verdit after five and half hours deliberations ending the two week trial.—U.P.U.P. - 44 words
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Article54 1947-06-30 8 Reuter. MANILA. June 23.—A m*rr.ft party t )da.v tound the bodtas r A the six members of the crew «n the wreckage of a U.S. Army C-45, transport Diane which crashed into Mount Makiling, 30 miles from here last nignt. Cnpt. W. J. Davis, anReuter. - 54 words
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Article, Illustration161 1947-06-30 8 Reuter. Nanking. Juno 29.- Dr. Peng Hsueh-pct. Mini-tor of Informa lioii. will bo ,ont to Tihwa. capita! of Sinlriang Province, to investigate ihe recent border clash between Chinese and Outer Mongolian forces, reliable sources re ported to-day. In addition to collecting evidence to prove the ChineseReuter. - 161 words
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324 1947-06-30 8 Reuter. Wimbledon T ui c 28 —Or> of the best atter.ced matches, and rncst ertertair ir.s;. at Wimbledun this afternoon was iha between four Indians. Ahmed arc! Mohammad versu- Bxs> r.i c Mohar. The former P*tr won 10--8. 7—5. 3—6, 6 m. Ahmed and Mchamme.iReuter. - 324 words
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Article36 1947-06-30 8 Reuter. HAMBURG, June 20.-The German double summer rim" ends tomorrow, j at 49 days after the AH'ed Control Council in Berhn imjx>sed ihe order n'tfr a wave of p-ntests from polit;cif»n-. farmer*, doctors and trade unionist;..—Reuter.Reuter. - 36 words
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Article34 1947-06-30 8 The JTrH?lf»4« ~*Y «*t* r**c rt oprp'rs' t'->, B vi h Mi'i'nrv re'ril et th* Ja! ir Bcsa' S dium today. Johon- District XI defeat**! he Jpili!*«>* B—l yesterC'at soccer in Johore.34 words
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Article, Illustration203 1947-06-30 8 Several himdreds of World Arena on Saturday Z Sunday when the Sir.." pore Chinese Amateur i ls first Weigh! lifting and BodyßeaT lul Competitu,ns. Dr. Wu Paak-Shing. C Consttl-Oenerai and patron a the show, and Mr. Aw Ko* p r sideat of the Federation wm among the203 words
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Miscellaneous126 1947-06-30 8 TODAY'S WEATHER REPORT Long Bright Periods Singapore weather It for 24 hours, from noon to,lay. '.ompilerj by the RJLF. C ■""orecasUng Bta lon, Aa Command, Far East. Bright ])> riods at Brst Uohtcd tnundeiy showeri iW*i afternoon and early cveaic] Fine overnight end lone brifkl period tomorrow morning. Wind very126 words
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